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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20
Bouts Hereabouts

TONIGHT
Palace of JOY s. C.-Harry Greb vs..
Joe Cox, IL rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Greensboro A. C.-Freddy Reese ~.
Jimmy Carroll. IL rounds.
Commonwealth S. C.--Archfe Walker
VS.. Jack Woman. IL rounds.
THURSDAY
Crescent A.. C.-Amateur bouts at
Bay Ridge.
Jamaica S. C.-Bobby Hughes ~.
Frank Curry. 12 rounds.
18th Infantry-Bobby Doyle vs..
Johnny Clark, IL rounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20
Defending 7itle-Holder Routs
FelIol0 Quaker In Three Sets
worlds Premier Player Reaches Super Heights in
Hurting Back Davis Cup Veteran i'm Record
Time by o., 6-3, o. in Final Match
BY Fred Hawthorne

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19Playng annihlating
mashss speed William T. Tiden 3D. of Philadelphia worlds
defending national title holder and crushed
F. Johnson also of this annua
national singles lawn tennis the Cricket Club
urts the shortest final ronnd
match the forty history great tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20
Holscovitch Flattens Cline

MONTREAL, Sept. 19.--Moe Hoisco-
witch, claimant of the Canadian welter-
weight boxing championship, knocked
out Irish Patsy Cline, of New York, in
the first round of a scheduled ten
round bout here tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20
Sporting Neps in Bulletin Form

Yankees drop back into place losing
Giants lose to Pirates in last o
Ouimet leads field qualifying
Tidcn retains championship by beating
FitzsimmOns saddles three
Mrs Molla Mallory easily wins in FIRST Ardsley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20
Dundee Outpoints Tiplitz

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Johnny Dundee,
of New York, was awarded the decision
over Joe Tiplitz, of Philadelphia, in a
n-round boxing bout here tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20

right doubt
der the drive place Latter shut or and knocked
for the-yearoas AVID upwes $1,000 One mile Fot
3D. easily Time. Winner g., by
L Tall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
SOCCER PRACTICE TAKES
PLACE ON LOCAL FIELD
Youngsters and Veterans Hold
Work Out at Byrd Park.
Public Invited.

soccer football practice was held
yesterday afternoon with large
squad o! veterans and youngsters
particlpa ting. The work -out was the
best OF the year and one Of the
features was the interest displayed
While not entirely new To the attn
lctic element of this city. soccer has
not been played here for several
years. and efforts are boing made to
have it return to the place il oc-
cupied before the United states en-
tered the war.
President Grundy. OF the Richmond
Soccer Association. extends an invitn-
tion for those Interested in the game
I" come out for the practice SEES
sions. lie is interested especially in
the young men OF the city, and was
Eratihcd 10y tho large number of
youngsters taking part in yesterdays
practice.
The game is one of the oldest OF
sports. having been started in Eng
land about forty years ago. 1t grew
out OF the game of Rugby and was
established with 4 view of elimlnat-
ing the roughness Of the latter game
The tackle" of the older game was
changed for another form of attack
in which the hands arc barred. Only
the trunk OF the body is used to
advance the ball. or retard it's prog
ress. The only player allowed the
use OF his hands is the goal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
GIVE AID TO RUSSIA
Take Action 10 Relieve Suffering In
Response to Appeal From
Herbert Hoover

NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov 19.-Re-
spending to an urgent appeal from
Herbert Hoover that Southern Ban
lists aid in the relief OF Russia hv
furnishing food and clothing To the
suffering BaptistS OF that country.
ior. j. i. Love. secretary OF the For
cign Mission Board OF the Southern
BAPTIST Convention, announces that
hoard has set in motion machinery
that he hopes will result in the pro
VISION of ship!oad Of clothing for
the suffering Russian Baptists the
next few weeks. hy the local churches
or The South. The American Relief
Administration Will transport the
clothing without cost and viii furn-
ish rood from its supplies at actual
st.
u: has been impossible hcrctofore
Tor the I'aptists Of America to get
INTO intimate contact with their
spir,iual kinsmcn OF Russia of
whom there were 1000. 1000 at the
outset of the "dr. Luz the decision
or Southern Baptists 10 enter Russia
as mission field has heightened
tin interest OF the local churches OF
ms sccticn in the welfare of all the
Eus"iah rcoI lc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
BETHANY FACES STRONG
GEORGETOWN THURSDAY
Yves, Virginia Eleven Hopes
to Beat Hilltoppcrs by
Decisive Score.

BETHANY. w. VA. Nov lo.-The
big Bison eleven will make their last
stand OF the 1921 season Thursday.
when they HNN the IillltoDpers OF
Georgetown T5iversity on American
League Park at Washington.
II viii he desperate last stand
thar the Risnn herd will make
Starting out the season with every
PROSPECT for the greatest eleven in
it's history. the unexpected defeat by
Carnegie Tech on Armlsticc Day By
a margin Of one touchdown means
that the powerful Georgetown eleven
must be decislvcly defeated. All
things considered, the bethany eleven
has not lived up to expectations by
any means. West Virginia Wesleyan
was met this afternoon. and the
record Of the eleven to this date is
MS follows: Bethany O, w. C 7. IA:
bethany IS. Marietta I: Bethany IL,
Ohio University 0: Bethany AZ, Buff
falo University o; Bethany rs. Day
ton University o: Bethany 0. Navy
al Bethany Il. Grove City o; Beth
my IL, Carnegie Tech 81. making n
total of three defeats to 1--WE VIC
tories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
BANK BOWLERS BEGIN
GRIND FOR REMNANTS
Junior and Senior Circuits
Get Startcd-AlI Teams
Show Form.

Tho Bankers Bowling League. con-
sisting Of twelve OF III" mos. pro-
gresslve hanks and trust companies,
started activities last week and great
progress was noticed.
The teams were placed in two di-
visions, the six clubs OF last season
in one division and the six new clubs
az this season in the other division.
Al the close OF the season the win
ners Of each division will play five
rames. the best three games OF the
i've viii! decide The real champions.
The feature or the last week was
tho high class bowling o. the new
teams. They are putting in moro
practice and naturally are developing
into form faster.
In the older organization tho Fed
cral Reserve leads the lis, with n
total OF 2,s39 and high individual.
wilson with IA
The virginia Trust Company, with
2.tl6. leads their division also: high
individual. Pollard. with ZIG.
Following are the standing OF the
teams:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
FORMIDABLE STABLE
TO REPRESENT NORTH
Especial to Tho Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial to Tho Timcs- Dispatch.]
BALTIMORE. Nov. ie.-Thomas ].
licai.y. the developer OF Campfire
aud DimmesdaIe ana the newly APP
pointed trainer OF tho stable OF wal
ter j. salmon, OF New York viii take
tn. strings OF Richard r. Wilson. the
president OF the Saratoga Associa :
ton. and James Butler the genius OF
racing at Ionkcrs, to Bowie for the
southern Maryland Agricultural AS
s6c'htionH getaway session OF the
season OF 1921. which Will begin on
Tuesday. TO run through the 26th OF
November.
The horses Of tho Butler stable. like
the horses o. tn. Wilson establish
mcnt are home bred products Of the
East View stud. OF Wcatchcstcr Coun-
" New York. Eas, View is situated
In the middle OF Washington Irving's
sleepy Hollow. some ten or q dozen
miles distant from the Empire City
Racing Associations course az yonk-
ers The Ben Brush stallion. Pebbles.
n rafting good horse. in his day, is
standing nj East View, and he viii
have irst-rate 2-ycar- rcpr.scn-
thtiNcs IN Bowic racing In Blackstone
closely inbred to Ben brush. looks
Ike coming 3-ycar-old star II.
improves with every outing. H.. Will
10" the main reliance of tho Fuller
Stah!" IN the impending Inaugural
on the $500 endurance handicap. "a
2-y"ar-oid race at seven iurIougs.
blackstone is not rs IMPRESSIVE a
i"okcr AS ficnic. He is shorter and
closer coupled But he has some
speed ana he runs on at the end of
his races.
The 3-ycar-old Scdgcrcld ana the
year olhs. Tangerinc. Kir,Ic. Ounce
zap and Vendor. are the best horses
"t the string OF Mr.. Wilson TIM,
iteaicy VIII have ready for Bowie rae
ing. MIR. Wilson sold Dimmesdnla To
Frank J. Farrell before 1Iealcy start :
ed south from New York Tangerine.
Il son OF OIambala. that did not come
10 racing until late. has won at Yonk-
crs ana 'imlico. The sharps haven't
placed him yet. He is n slow begin :
ncr-most OF the O!ambalas are
Sluggish az 2-ycar- olds-but he runs
On with line courage. Perhaps HcaI,y
mas in him another Dry Moon. Drv
Moon, a son OF Olambala and Honey
moon. was one OF the smartest 2-year
o!dS that raced at Prince Georges
Park last fall.
uealey is sorcly in need Of n rider
81 strength and SIKH. He has only
the apprentice. ;. Bullman. and Bull
man mas his limitations lie is ne
Sotiat!ng for the services of Lang.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
BABE RUTH AS ACTOR
IS GOOD BALL PLAYER.
Homc-Run King Managing To
Star on Stage in Spite
of Handicap.
Hy westbrools Pcgicr.

United News STAFF Correspondence
NEW YORK, nov. la-Thc vaudc-
vile one man is "a good as another.
i. not better. and Babe Ruth makes
no apologies. --.-,'''~
II you can roll hoop better than
any one else In your county or stick
hatchets in n bass-wood plank at
twenty PAGES. tickle your right shin
bone with your loft ear. tear out
paper d'oilies while whistling Hearts
and Flowers" loop the loop On a
high wheel bike or press pair OF
pants on slack wire, there's only
one place for you-vaudeville. ca-..
Babe Ruth Is the hornc-run cham
pion. He can't sing. but neither can
the hoop-roller. He can't dance, but
neither can the Ratchet thrower,. He
can't act. but what's that to do with
vaudeville? l-,,..u
The Babe IS starring on broadway
with his name up i'm electric lights,
and his salary figures reads like the
curb quotation on pre-war case goods
worked out In roubie exchange.
There was quite a problem in get
ting him onto the stage once tho
curtain went M. Duke Cross. n Ger
tined union actor with n paid-up
equity card and ar old book full Of
first person observed. He comes to
answer the telephone something like
this. and very. very subtle. too:
Hello; Oh: hello Bob Mousei.
can !. do for you. Bob Meusel. Yon.
say that Babe Ruth is going on the
stage and Is coming up 10 see mo
about his act? You say Babe Ruth
the home-rnn champion. Is likely to
be here most any minute. You Say
he Is just leaving the Polo Grounds
in his motor car? ia! ha! All right
Fob Meuscl. right fielder of the,
Yankees" yrrt
frankly admits; "nahe Ruth on, the
stage! This is rich" 49,.
Such art such grace! Thus DEITY
managed. the entrance of Babe Ruth
occurs like an execution behind tho
little green door UP tho Hudson. You
sit there and wriggle for Babes,
sake. You want to rise tip and cry:
sail right Babe! We believe You're
game enough to do It. but don't.
and enter Babe Ruth. laughing merri-
~! gold bag hung over ono shoulder,
bat clnmpcd under his left arm. right
mst still malinger!ng In gnazo
| oandaye. just down from the Polo
Grounds wearing tho Yankees roau
uniform. IT should bo explained tina {
Babe always goes about New York
In uniform, Just rs Jack Dempsey
lighting trunks. and famous surgeons
go about wearing their operating
| masks and robes. N'N
There's some talk about singing.
hut you don't take II seriously until
| i!abe grabs spindly gilt chair
slams II down near the trough, climbs
| INTO at backward and begins emit
ting strange sounds OF distress like
Il th!rty-tiay puppy getting its hrat
| whipping and good one, too
You freeze with horrors Then
nnnic filings YOU from your chair,
You tramplc old women and battle
with Daralytics in frenzicd f,ighs sot
the street. There you find Broadway
flowing by, all of chatter. it's true.
hut Serenely unconscious OF what's
going on behind the stolid doors OF
the Palace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
LAFAYETTE JUNIOR
HAS UNIQUE RECORD
Dutch Schwab Leads His
Team Three Times in
as Many Years.

EASTON. PA. Nov. ia junisr in
college and get captain OF the varsity
football team for three years,
Such is the unusual and wonderful
record OF Frank Dutch" Schwab. the
star guard or the Lafayette College
football team. Schwab this season
is one OF the leading lights Of the
indicated Lafayette eleven. which
ls headed straight for the mythical
championship OF the East.
Three years ago Schwab. whose
home Is In Patton. Pa. entered La
fhyettc from Kiski He made good
with leap and earned regular
position on coacE DIR. Jock" Suthcr-
lands team. 40 captain had been
elected at the close Of the previous
season.
But. In the squad were "r:od,c"
weldon. chptainelcct OF tho 1917
team; Grant Scott, Captain-elcct OF
The 1918 team. both of whom entered
the service instead or returning after
their election. and Joe iehccka. can
tain Of the $. - 7. c. team. because
OF this no captain was elected until
tho middle OF the scason Sch.vab
acted as captain untii tho players
finally selected Weldon az their
leader.
a, tho end OF the 1919 season no
captain was elected. When tho sea-
son began Coach Sutherland mp
pointed Schwab. tho acting captain,
and this position he held the re-
nainder Of the year. This year Joe
Lehccha vas elected captain. lie was
injured. however. In tho second game
Of the Heason with the University OF
Pittsburgh. and has been unable to
p!ny since. Schwab has been the
acting captain.
Two mon are In line for the cap
ta!ncy ~ next years team. Schwab
and Mike" GazciIs. the startling half
back. Both are In line FOR All Amer
:can honors. 1t may be that Schwab
VIII be elected. thus having the honor
OF serving as football captain In
each OF his four years In college
In addition to being "A great foot
ball player. Schwab is member OF
the track squad. lie throws the dis
Gus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
UNCOVER BIC LIQUOR
CONSPIRACY IN CHICAGO
Ipv Asencintod press.1

CHICAGO. Nov. ia liquor plot
which Federal agents said involved
proposed brides Of $4,000 to public
officials. suit case full OF liquor
permits for $1,000 gallons of whisky,
and which linked the names OF sew
eral prominent men of New York and
Chicago with The Bookkeeping trade,
has been uncovered here, Federal
agents announced today.
With tho seizure OF tho permits.
two men giving thcii names as VII
liam McCauley and Nathan Epstein,
alleged agents OF the men involved
In the plot, were arrested.
The men told the authorities they
were agents OF group OF New York
men who intended to withdraw the
whisky from bonded warehouses in
Chicago by means OF the forged per-
mits. to which the forged signatures
OF Colonel A. w. Enshaw. chief of
the Intelligence unit, and Assistant
District Attorney Harry L. Brin were
TO be affixed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
TED LEWIS HAS THREE
TITLES, BUT SEEKS MORE
Is After Match With Georges
Carpenter, Prize Boxer
of France.
ny Wcx,brook pcglcr.

United News staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Nov. Io.-Ted Kid
Lewis. the audac!ous old duGcr, now
holds the British weller. middle and
liGh;-hcav"wcight titles. ana is max
Ing fresh cracks from the gallery at
Georges Carpenter, hoping TO get a
whack at the worlds iight-hcavy-
weight championship before the
Frcnchman has 4 chance 10 meet Tom
Gibbons IN New York
When Lewis was good. he had
steady work In America. The barn
storrning team Of Ted Lewis and Jack
Britton. In refined Knockout act.
entitled "Mc and You" played more
engagements than the two famous
Sams-McNcy and Langford-and
their act went bigger because always
one or the other held tho title. Last
winter, however. after a severe H.
ness had hauled him down the road.
the Ted Kid made n bad show against
Britton in decision fight at the
garden here. and the act broke up for
keeps. Hriiton retaining the title.
Lewis was all through in the right
time. and he showed II plainly IN
that fight. His kick was gone and
he boxed awful.
Now. however. Lewis has taken
three titles IL the land OF his origin
and. although he is still no bigger
than heavy weller. the cables from
London tel! &C his looking for trou-
bic with Joe Beckett. >thc British
heavyweight champion. famed as n
distance plunEer. in case Carpenter
won't play with him.
Lewis began boxing over on the
cast end side OF Blackfriar's Bridge
at stadium called the Ring, and
bumped of tho feathers of his time
To win the British featherwcight
title before coming "out to the
States" He is we'll known In Lon
don. particularly to the people who
correspond 10 the East Sidcrs" of
New York. and IL Is reported that his
old friends from the neighbortood
or the Ring. sometimes touch him up
for siZeable donations to finance
their mixed ale parties. usually after
Ted Kid has taken nice piece OF
money 10 fight.
Lewis won two Of his British titles
from one man-Johnny Basham-
after he had ceased to be useful in
the United states. He first cracked
i'asham for the British welterwcigbt
bonnet and then. after Basham had
become ridd!cweight champion. took
that one from him. too. both bv
knockouts. Thursday he cracked Boy
Mccormick for the light-heavywejrh
championship In the fourteenth
round.
As liSht-heaYywciGht champion OF
Great Britain. Ted Kid is said to hav,
backing OF $4,000 for Il match with
Carpenter. When Carpenter was
here arranging for the frost with
Bat Levinsl;y year ago. he laughed
ut the idea OF lighting Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
INDIANS CONTINUE HARD
WORK FOR BIC CONTEST
William and Mary Squad Con-
cerncd About Condition
of Their Star.
of Their Star.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

t'I'NiHi " ltf IfiSIi
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. H.
The William and Mary football squad.
although distracted BY the critical
condition OF Joyce Levy. star hals
back. whose spleen was removed
yesterday, two days after n trans
fusion operation. continues TO prac-
ticc daily for the big game with Uni.
vorsity of Richmond on Thanksgiv-
ing.
Levy underwent an operation a;
) o'clock yesterday. lie rallied fol-
lowing the operation. and noon today
was holding his own. Physicians at
the Buxton Hospital. Newport News.
are doing everything human skin can
to save the lie of the Birmingham
Ala. boy. His brother. Lionel. also
half back on the varsity. and Bill
Fincher. coach OF the William ana
Mary team. have been at the hospital
tsrcc Tuesday, except for Finchcr's
lGrried trip TO williamsburg and re.
Inn to Newport News on Wednesdays.
ordinarily. the Turkey Day contest
y it'll the Spiders would find every one
ere keyed up for the seasons climax.
II the game struggle OF Levy for
his lie is the absorbing thought and
| ceiling of students. squad and facul-
| y. Definite announcement that
| .ovvy IL out of danger will relieve
he terrible strain under which tho
| ootball squad In particular has been
| aboring. Coach FinchGr says Lcvvy's
| ron nerve alone has sustained him
| uring the past three days.
The absence of the coach at this
particular time has not helped the
football squad. however. the grid
ironists are working hard to perfect
new plays given them. and the spirit
they have shown Is communicable. All
tho latent fighting spirit OF William
and Mary Will come to the fore
against the Spiders.
The Indians will enter the Thanks-
giving game minus the services OF
liarwood. star end. Bake Jones, half
back. and possibly Lionel Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Northwestern i. LOSES,
TO IOWA AGGREGATION
Illinois Eleven Fights Hard,
but Loses Western Confer
ence Championship.
TEAMS CLASH ON MUDDY FIELD
Losers Make Determined stand
AEnlnst Opponents In IL 10 Gnmc
hut Water n Foot Deep I'm Some
Pihces Process Too Much.
iBy Associated Prcss.J


? EVANSTON. ILL. Nov. lo.-The
University OF Iowa football eleven
'ooay piowcd it's way through Il
aud covered and ain-soakc,l field to
mo Western conference champion
snip and 10 the championship Of the
Middle West by defeating North
~fetcrn University. IL to o. while.
Illinois was eliminating Ohio State
from the race In a game which was
tho biggest upset Of the season.
Despite Towns victory, the North
W"s'"in University brought houors
10 RS school by the determined
Stand it made against an eleven
which II had been predicted would
Triumph by "A score OF from 80 TO 80
10 o.
Tho muddy nela. covered with
water foot deep In some places.
made IL impossible for the players
20 get foothold. and both c!cvcns
resOrtcd 10 desperate forward pass
Ing attempts. The mud proved too
great 4 handicap here also. and few
% tho heavics were successful.
Tho lineup:
". y. TO-. Position. Iowa C1)
AcElwaine. LETT end kadcnky
H. penncld.. left tackle Thompson
saundcrS... left guard MiniCK
hathaway center ........ Hcidt
l'cnhcld. right guard -. Mead
i.-uc ... right tackle ... slater
Taylor. ... right end ..... Bedding
HlImen;hal quarter back. y. Dcvine
Palmer left hait bnck Shuitlcworth
jrausnick right half back q. Dcvin.
rattsrsGn.... fun back Locke
score by quarters:
'Norihwcstern :. ....o o O Q
Iowa scoring: Touchdowns--G. De.
vino, Locke Goals from touchdowns
a. DeYinc. .. Refercc--Eirch. Earl
nam. Umpire---SichoIs. ohio. Field
Judge Eckcrsall, Chicago. Head
indeman-Sand. Wisconsin. Time
II pcriods-iiftccn minutes each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

This organization promises to be-
come great factor in the bowling
game. and every team has started
with the determination OF leading
the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Two Electrocuted by Accident

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Nov. ie.-one
OF the most peculiar electrical ac-
cidcnts OF record occurred here today.
as n result of.;which Mrs. T.. ]. Tn
dcrwood. wife, of clothing mcr-
chant, and Joseph Carey. lahorer.
were almost simultaneously killed.
Mrs Underwood was elcctrocuted
while manipulating vacuum clean
cr. and Carey was killed MS he stepped
INTO a charged pool Of water in
street gutter near the Underwood
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

mere undoubtedly would have
been difference IN the above stand
ing had the American not have had
10 Forfeit their series. as they won
the championship last year and are
expecting 10 repeat this season. The
National State and City also suffered
q severe blow by having three OF
their regulars out OF their line-up
However, Captain Ewcll does not
lake this serious. AS he devcloped
one Of the most promising teams OF
the season last year, and is count
ing on giving the air" TO the rest
OF the league this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
FIND BODY OF MISSING
WOMAN IN MARSHES

ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA, Nov. 10
The body OF Miss Dorothy Munns. A..
OF Chicago. who had been missing
from a local hotel since Monday. was
found In the marshes on Anastasia
Island. near here. late today.
The woman had been suffering
fro ma nervous collapse, and when
she disappeared relative expressed
fear OF suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Mayor of Durham. n. c., Seized.

DURHAM, y. c.. Nov. l9.-Dr John
NJ. Manning. Mayor OF this city, and
brother to Acknowledgement J. :.
Manning. OF Raleigh, was arrested to-
day by Department Of Justice agents
on n charge of violating the IIarri-
son narcotic law. The Mayor waived
preliminary hearing and was re-
Leased under $4,000 bond. fur
Wished by friends. for his presence at
Federal court in Raleigh. which con-
venes Tuesday