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The evening world., 1921-09-13
BEATS
YOUNG RICHARDS
IN NET MATCH
Boy wonder From YOnkef;
Shows Remarkable Form
at Germantown.
BN William, A bbOtt
(Statf Correspondent OF The Evening
Worldly

Worldly
GBRMANTOWN, Pa. Sept ,3.-
William NJ Johnston Of California
and Vincent Richards, boy wonder
before 10000 spectators in the title
tennis tournament third round, here
this afternoon.
? Richards took the first two sets,
CO and 6-3. Johnson took tho third
81. 6-S and the fourth. -. and
evened the match.
Johnston won the fifth set and the
match.
Both received rousns welcome.
After n brief workout, they got down
to action. In the very first minute
the great gallery realized a wonderful
match would he fought out. There
was spectacular tennis on both sides
of the net especially by Richards, who
made almost impossible gets.
Richards won the first set g.
The national Junior champion, con-
fident and in excellent form, re-
peatedly drove Johnston back from
his favorite net position. The Cali
fornian from the baselinc. didn't have
good control of his long drives and
made many errors into the net. Once
Little Rili" netted three consecutive
returns, rare thing for him.
Richards's showing was a revela-
tion. He was all over the court.
making sensational recoveries that
earned frequent applause
The boy marvel took the first three
games, breaking through Johnston's
service in the second game. For the
remainder of the set the Yonkers
youth. growing confident fairly
smotksred his iamous opponent with
brilliancy 1t was the fastest ten
mis- seen this season. Richards won
the second set, 6--3. 1t was a repeti-
ton of the first set. Johnston was
mostly on the defensive. Richards.
continuing his marvellous shooting.
gave the former national champion
little chance to place his returns.
Johnston did the running, Richards
the smiling.
The Californians powerful forearm
drives did not seem to bother the boy
wizard. Many OF the hard wallops
came back over the net so fast that
johnson could not put his racquet on
the flying ball In this set, like the
first. Richards was in the lead
Johnston won the third SET. G-3.
Fighting desperately to remain in the
championship, the Californian carciod
the battle to his youthful opponent
in this set and it was Richards VINO
committed damaging errors. Johnston
put all his strength in his precious
drives They shot so short and low
over the net that Richards could not
handle them with accuracy.
Johnston's burst of speed unsettled
the boy marvel, who quickly lost con-
troll OF shots that won him the first
two sets. The Californian's attack
was simple but effective. He would
creep up TO the net at the first open
ing, then cleverly angle the ball out
of Richards's reach.
For the first time in the match the
junior champion was driven back on
the defense. Compelled to make many
returns on the minute, Richards lost
direction, hitting out OF bounds or
into the net. Yet with this he mixed
in countless sensational shots, and
Johnston had his hands full to hold
him in check.
Johnston, serving, won the first
game, and maintained the lead
throughout. The Californian, how
The evening world., 1921-09-13
Too Much Money in Sight
Declares Prosecutor After
ley Prevon RetractS Charge
Against Comedian.
Grand Jury Refuses to lndict
Until Ozark Spots" Arc
Cleared Up and New Evi-
denCe Is Obtained.
Prisoner Faces Inquisitors, But
Refuses to Talk-Police Un-
able to Find Alice Blake,
Member of Fatal Party.
Especial to The Evening World,

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept l3.--Ths
refusal OF the Grand Jury t, ini:ct
RI SOC FATTY" Arbuckle for the mur-
der Of Miss Virginia Rappe until GER
tain disputed points have been cleared
up was stated to-day by District At
tcrney Matthew B:ady to be due to a
ccmplete reversal in testimony on the
part OF Miss Icy P-cvon. i show
girl. who was a member OF the party
in Arbuckle's room where the alleged
attack upon Miss RappA vas made,
ard also to the fact that Miss Alice
Blake. another guest at the party and
an important witness. had disap-
pea,ed from her home in Berkeley and
could not be found
Mr.. Brady announced he was
gathering now evidence against Ar
buckle. and would lay the case before
the Grand Jury for a second time
within few days.
"Our case Is still being built up"
he said.
1t was understood that some OF the
new evidence was expected TO come
from Los Angeles. where the Public
Morals Committee was said to be in
vestigatins alleged orgies in the Hol.
ly"ood motion picture colony.
Mr.. Brady said that when Mis- Pre-:
Won appeared before tho Grand Jury.
she entirely con.r..i:c the state.
monts she had previously made to the
police and to memrers OF his stan.
IL, also asserted he had learned that
she was in possessioi of a ticket to
Alabama.
"in . nutshell" Mr.. Brady said,
"there is too much money in sight"
There was CONSERVATION Ia the
Grand jury room when Miss Prevon
radically changed her earlier tcst-
mony as to what had occurred in
Arbuckle's rooms during the drinking
party he gave for number OF
friends. The District Attorneys
stan was dumfounded. When Miss
Prevon persisted in holding to her
later account of the party. disregard
ing all she had said before, the
Grand Jury adjourned, saying that It
would not lndlct Arbuckle. but would
give Mr. Brady time in which to ob-
tam further evidence and bring light
to certai dark spots.
PROSECUTOR CONVINCED SHOW.
GIRL COMMITTED PERJURY.
After this unlocked for action ON
Miss Prevon's part she WIS sent home
in the care OF detectives, who will
keep a watchful eye upon her anti!
the Arouckle case is decided
The statement made By District
Attorney Brady was as follows:
Whenever wealth and influence
are involved in case OF this sort
sinister influences of every kind
are brought to bear
Il am convinced tha. sinister
influences have got to Miss
Pravon and 70 Alice Blake as well.
We intend TO go to the bottom OK =
! this matter ana punish those who
may be found guilty. whoever
they may be Wealth and intlu-
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CONVlCTS ARE SHOT
IN FIGHT TO BREAK PRISON.
lse Prisoner as shield - Two
Guards Beaten.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. SepL. t.
rrtree prisoners from Kansas City
were shot, one wounded seriously and
two prison guards were beaten when
.our convicts at the Missouri State
Penttentiary made a wild attempt to
escape to-day.
Shots were exchanged between the
convicts. who after heating two qua rds.
used another for a shield and SOU Sht to
dash through prison gates that had
neen opened to let in a train OF coal
-Four convicts were recaptured. Dick
t.ennedy. forty-two sentenced Tor rob
Lery was the most seriously wounded.
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Trottins Horse Sets New Recor.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Sept IA new
record for the Empire state Stake was
made here this afternoon when Gray
Worthy. owned by Walter Cox, trottel
the mile in the second heat in 2.02 l-2,
The old record was EOS IL. made In
1919 by MoGregor the Great, another
Cox horse.
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that the party will not return to the
capital until Tomorrow night.
The President wa dressed in blue
serge and a straw hat and carried a
walking stick. He was 10 change to
&c g clothes Oh tho Mayflower. Mrs.
Harding wore a gray-green gown, a
black hat and lilies Of the valley.
The party occupied four au1o-
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Mrs. Mallory beats Mrs. Harvey.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept lS.--Nrs.
Molla Biurstedt Mallory. national
women's champion, easily defeated Mri.
Gilbert Harvey, Philadelphia, In the
preliminary round OF the WTnen's 3
Middle states Lawn Tennis Champion
ships here to-day. She won in straight
set 50, I'll.
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Bank Preside mt Held ss Em he1zler

United States Commissioner Hitch
cock to day ordered the removal to the
Texas District Of Frank Mcdowell.
former President OF hhe Graham NJ,
tional Bank OF Graham. Tex, who is
wanted there on a charge OF embez ezziin <
s3S, 40S of the institutions funds in vio-
lation of the National Banking Law,
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Dean Mathey, former Princeton
star, lost to Gordon Lowe of England
by 6-4, l1-9, g.
In another early match, John An
derson of Australia defeated j. h.
Hawkes., a countryman. 10--S, 80,
6-3.
Perfect weather prevailed. A bright
sun had thoroughly dried the turf.
Special trains from Philadelphia
brought thousands Of tennis fans. At
o'clock the three grandstands were
unable TO accommodate hundreds OF
late arrivals.
Mathey lost to Lowe through his
own errors. The Englishman was
too steady for the former Tiger. The
match was featured by loves vol
leys from deep court. which Mathey
invariably ended by hitting into the
net. The American star. after losing
the tirst set 6-4, made a gallant
stand in the next set and carried
Lowe along to the twentieth game
before the tall Englishman could put
over the deciding points.
The evening world., 1921-09-13

To-day is Primary Day. Polls
open from p. N. until sP. N. Vote
early.
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.>ACING RESULTS.
,&.AToNIA.

10 80 . I'd $40. lirst: Green Gold,
. s.cond: CoGctte. third. Time.
4. :. Son sta, e-s-MisS thc Time.
.le, LII D"rn,crre, sam EtN,
Stride, Col. Taylor, virgo ana
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cc1 oneRaM 9yi?n" %
Do lG5s3 "a Law % W s
The evening world., 1921-09-13

To-day is Primary Day. Polls
open from 3 p. N. until 8 p. N. Vote
early.
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Al Ottawa.

.IEST RACt.-Two miles ILtIan'
~, and $50, first, FLYING Flag. $3.50,
,cond: McCoburn, third. Time, 3.57 20.
on starter, Sea sun.
The evening world., 1921-09-13
SUPER WINNER OF GREAT NECK
HANDICAP AT BELMONT TRACK
Racing Results, Charts and Baseball
Evening World Racing Chart

BELMONT PARK SEPT 1s.~wEArHER CLEAR TRACK FAST:
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Ar PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland. 0 2
Philadelphia 0 0 0
Batteries-Sothoron and O'Neil Moore
aai Perkins.
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Batterles--LeOhA.d anu BdssIcI JUH'
and Ruel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10
II o nm e s F or Sale

A modern G-room bungalow on Bixby
avenue; corner lot, 65Xl40; garage ana
drive the best buy In Ardmore. Price
$4,000: can be handled for 81 500 cash.
\ new modern 5.room bungalow on
Stanley boulevard; lot 50xl5O; garage
and drive; house ready to move in.
Price $4,000 can he handled for 81 500
cash; balance monthly.
A large Groom 2-story home on North
Washington street, lot 75Xl5O; this is
a big bargain. Price $1,000.
A 5-room modern bungalow on Sixth
avenue, northwest, near ID street; gar
age; built.in features. Price Si.750;
easy terms.
A dandy corner lot on Bixby avenue;
l00x150. Price $4,000.
A Groom modern home on BiXbyi
garage; drive; shade trees; a real home.
Price $4,000.
A dandy 6-room modern bungalow
on L street, northwest east front; gar
age and drive; lot 75xl50; fire place
and all modern built-in features. Price
$3.50 terms arranged.
4 now, modern 5-room bungalow on
X street northwest east front; lot soy
40. Price $3.50; can be hanjled for
$500 cash.
We have large listing of vacant
lots in the northwest and southwest
If you are going to build see our list
before you buy; we have some special
bargains on Bixby and Stanley boule.
ward.
GwiTTot & Hall
Phone 5s3. 3O3 simpson Bldg
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WANTED--Salesmen for 5000 miles
guaranteed tires. Guaranteed sal
airy 10000 weekly with extra com
missions. Cowan Tire & Rubber Co.,
box 7S4. Chicago, Ill.
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Agents Wanted

SELL ORIENTAL PEARLS - Best
agents proposition in the L. 5.
Sample free. Write for special sales
plan. McCallister, Importer, 1899
Union St., San Francisco, Cal.
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-4O acre farm two miles
due west of Ardmore. fully improved,
five room house, barns; good well Of
water ana natural spring on place,
also good fruit orchard; equipped
with farming implements; ideal loca-
tion for country home. Box S24, Ard
more. Okla. 2s-!l
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FOR Sale---At "quick sale" prices, !
Hudson Super-Six, 1921, license paid;
good cord castings, new paint AL
mechanical condition; half down; bal
ance monthly: 400 Chevrolet; A
good castings; Al mechanical condi-
tion. and new paint; will consider
half down, balance terms; one 1916
Maxwell touring ear; paint fairly
good and motor in Al mechanical
condition. $175. owner needs the cash
One D-44 Buick roadster, 1921 Ii.
cense paid; 5 good cord casings Al
mechanical condition; real bargain
at $3.50; owner needs money. Casey
Garage and Car Exchange. Ill South
Mill St., Phone sos. l0-2
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FOR SALE-Nice white wicker baby
buggy, good as new phone 20S3. SO
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FOR SA[.E--Vacant lots, 500 and up;
in grass and water district; easy
terms. See Yates the Earth Man and
buy one. $3.50 cash and monthly pay
ments buys u home. 6-b
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AGENTS WANTED TO advertise our
goods and distribute Free Samples to
consumer. 90c per hour. Write for
full particulars. American products
Co.. 46l1 American Bldg, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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For Sale

Kissell truck. one and one.half ton
capacity, ready to use $500
Ford touring car looks like new,
$500.
Oldsmobile six touring car. driven
by Hal Cannon $3.50.
1919 Model REQ roadster, worth
81 900, will sell $3.50.
Five room modern bungalow located
between Second and Third Ave. n
w, practically new, $3,5OO. VIII trade
for car
All used ears we sell are i'm perfect
mechanical condition and are guaran
teed by us.
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WANTED-Right man with $1,000
cash for best business opening in
Ardmore; safe investment; $4,000
year up; big future. j, Williams,
1902 Goddard Bldg. Chicago.
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Real Estate

If YOU want to buy Il Groom modern
home at a bargain on easy terms, 90
to l4th avenue northwest, " blocks
east of the car line and look it over;
then see Yates the Earth Man; talk
the proposition over; it's brand new;
will finish it complete Monday and
you can move in and sing Home,
Sweet Home"
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Feed and Grain

Pasture land. plenty good
grass and water. convenient to city.
Cattle 81 per head per month,
horses s. per lead per month j.
c. Holden. phone 1875 2ola
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FINE HOME SITE
Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

YOUNG men. women. over IL. for pos
tai Mail Service. sieo month. FIX.
ominations April. Experience un'
necessary. Fro free particulars ot
instruction, write Raymond Terry,
(former Civil Service examinerl. %
Continental Bldg. Washington, n. {.
lO.l
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FOR SALE-By owner, Broom modern
home; part cash. terms to suit on bal
ance. Telephone 1855 or call al 1908
West Main street
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FlRS" class Seely mattress for sale
at sO3 Eighth Ave, northeast. Phone
2207. 7.3
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Livestock
Business Opportunities

FOR RENT or LEASE-Corner room
in garage building; good location.
Plate glass front Address Garage.
box 3ub. "a
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Automobiles

FOR immediate delivery, one new Ford
roadster; never been used. Phcnc
81, Browns Auto supply. 5-6
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ApGunor@ IH0maes

We offer for sale the following at
tractive homes:
A neat five room cottage. two blocks
from the Ardmore Hotel. Price. $3.50.
Three modern houses and quarter
Of a block of land. street frontage alS
feet. A block and half from Hotel
Ardmore. Price, sl7,500. This is a
good business Investment.
A neat five room bungalow, garage.
servants quaters. etc Third Ave, 5.
w. Price $1,000
A new five room modern bungalow.
Garage. etc Third Avenue ). w.
Price, $3.50
An elegant six room modern bunga-
low. breakfast room and large pantry.
Garage and driveway. Large corner
lot, desirably located on Bixby avenue
Price, $1,000.
A five room modern bungalow. Gar-
age and driveway. On BiXby avenue.
Price s6250.
A new California bungalow, finish
ed in oak Built in features. On Me-
Lish avenue. Price and terms on ap-
plicaton.
a good six room modern brick hunga-
low on Wheeler street. Price, $1,000,
A neat five room modern bun
galow on * street northwest. Price
s3250. Small cash payment.
A new six room modern bungalow
High terrace. East front, on u street
northwest. Price $500. Terms al
part.
A new four room modern bungalow
large rooms. partly finished IN OAK
Eleventh Avenue northwest, Price
$4,000.
A dandy seven room modern home
Down stairs in oak. Mantle. larg'
elegant sleeping rooms. Garage, drive
way. Desirablcy located In southwest
Price. $4,000. Terms on part.
II you want to build, we have lis
of 30 or 80 lots to select from, rangin'
in price from Sl00 up to S250O each
You will not see the best in lots unless
YOU look at our list. We shall tax
pleasure In showing you lot or show
ing you beautiful home ready built
R. C.. McMGDDY
leGi6 w. Main. Phone .
10.
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FOR SALE--l917 Haynes, passen-
ger. one 1920 Ford passenger;
new tires, first class condition. 423
| St, southwest. Phone 2039. 5-6
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Piano, Hupmobile five
passenger car; also household goods
for five rooms; at bargain. $40 r.
st. n. Il. Phone 1886. 1916
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Female Help Wanted

at once. live wire business
girl ur woman, $50 nor week. Local
work. Call Miss Forbes. SIS ~
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WANTED Girl to cock and do gener.
nj house work. 4. solemn. il2c G
st. northwest lO.a
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Boarding Houses
Poultry and Eges

,0ARRED ROCK EGGS for setting, 81
v per setting. VIM. Thorogood. College
Hlli addition. Phone is20-R. 2o-l-iio
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III, G. Harrel


FOR SALE-1920 Ford sedan, good as
new; bargain. Phone lS2i-R. S-3
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FOR SALE-Five room bungalow, S.
Il. viii be completed by 10Th. If
you want a real home, see me and
let me explain how you can own
this home cheaper than paying rent.
C.. j. Cannavan. Phone l745.J. 10
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-14
SCHOOL TEAM
ROUNDING into
PLAYING FORM
Coach Kimmel Gives His Charges
No Rest in Preparation for
Alumni Tilt.
BY FRIER MCOLLISTER.

= With but two more days of prac-
tice before-the initial game of the
season, Coach Kimmel is keeping
three squads of the Rock Island
high school football team pounding
away until O'Clock each evening.
A long scrimmage and longer
signal drill for the first team COM
prises the program.
Due to the fact that almost all of
the men on the first squad are new
to the game, the mentor is having
a hard time whipping the team into
shape for Saturday. Last night, in
reference was the topic of instruc-
ton and the coach spent a long
time trying to teach the green
backfield how
Thor Olson, a new man, was the
star of yesterdays scrimmage On
several occasions he got away on
sweeping end runs for touchdowns
against the scrubs. Although he is
not well versed in the pigskin art,
he seems willing to learn and
should turn out to be one of the
most consistent gamers on the
team.
Hunter lined up at the other half
last night. He is the speedy boy
that attracted so much attention
because of the way he handled the
ball in preliminary practice. He
has wonderful possibilities but
needs instruction in running be-
hind interference.
Rincke and Shelter complete the
backfeld, and knowing ones say
that this will be the lineup for Sat
game. Rincke has turned
out to be a smashing fullback, al
most sure to gain, while Shelter is
playing a great game at quarter.
The lineup of the forward wall
has changed somewhat since the
last practice. March, the smash
ing, fighting guard, has been shift
ed over to tackle, and Alvine to
guard. From the results of lasts
nights scrimmage, this seems to be
the logical arrangement, and will
probably remain until Ash is able
to play.
Hall and Magyar made up the
other. side of the line Hall is
showing up to all expectations, and
to get around him is almost impos-
sible. Magyar is a big man and
with more training should become
a finished player.
Searle and Ramser lined up o.. !
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-14
Notes of the Game

The usual handful of fans was
treated to the unusual sight of two
Islander baserunners sliding for
the same bag. In the eighth, with
Aftermath on third, Lord on sec
ond and Newell on first, Tate
singled to right. Lord thought he
could follow Aftermath in, but at
the midway point started back for
third. Newell, almost to the far
corner, put on the skids and turn
ed back. In hoping to escape death
between the bases, Lord led his
purSuers to the bag and slid. At
the same time Newell, who had de-
cided Lord would be caught, gained
the station by a slide. The entire
Eva team was up in the air by that
time, wondering which one should
be tagged, and before they came
down to earth Newell once more
was headed for second and Lord for
home. Mike Kelly, covering the
plate, took high throw and touch
ed Lord out. Newell retrieved third.
Leonard Cole, Eva leftfielder,
made fine running catch of a drive
OH MurphyS pat IN the NTH. How
ever, Murphy hit safely each of his
other three times at bat, giving him
four of eight for two days.
Not one Islander went out on
strikes. Fitzpatrick succeeded in
whiting three Evas.
Speraw tried to negotiate the dis
lance between first and third in the
second inning on Hutton's single 10
right but a great throw to the base
by Bill Cole caught him.
The Evas turned two fly balls
into double outs, while the Island
ers made double killing that went
Lord to Murphy to Lord On an
other chance for twin outs, Murphy
pegged into the bleachers.