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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
Cops Wound
Burglar In Battle

Fargo, II, d, Dec. 2S.-one bur-
glar was wounded in q pistol hattie
early Thursday night between police
and four men who attempted to rob
Jack Mezirow's tire shop.
Police Nsay the wounded burglar is
Sigrud Aske. melnber OF the once ia
nous Christiana game which operat-
ed in Fargo and Mo9rhead years ago.
AslSe's comparions escaped dr. n
waiting auto.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23

Madison, Wis. Dec 23.-Damages
Of $1,000 were awarded William j.
Curwen of Newdiggings. Wis, against
o.Wis onsin Zinc company Of Platte
vile in United States district court
here today. Curwen was suing for
alleged damages done his crops by
SCOT and fumes from the ore rooster
of the company,
A new trial was asked by both par
ties following the verdict.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
Former Pembina County
Man Dies In Manitoba

Drayton. n. d., Dec. 22.-Thomas
Collopy. former well known resident
Of Pembina county, died at the Gen
eral hospital, Winnipeg, from cancer
Of the throat recently, according to
word received here. Mr.. Collopy has
for years been a resident of the vicin-
ity Of Frobisher, Saskatchewan, his
farm lying adjacent to the town linn
its.
Mr.. Collopy was Il bachelor and
about sc years of age. The remains
were taken to Frobisher from Winni-
peg for burial.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
BOYS UNDER SIX
LARGER THAN GIRLS

Washington, Dec. 23.--Boys in this
country under 6. years of age average
from one-third to one-half an inch
talkr and about one pound" heavier
than girls, according to a report to
day by the federal clildren's bureau
said to be based on 1.-The largest mass
OF data on the heights and weights Of
children Under s years Of age. ever
brought together in this country"
The tabulation was made in connection
with "children's year and includes
both native and foreign born children.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
Something New In Stills
b. Unearthed Near Union

=; Union; NJ d., Dec. o3.--Rather ~
unique still was unearthed. near here
by the Cavalier county sheriff. The
device consisted of an old wash boiler
and a. liberal assortment of bicycle
frame tubing.
Andrew Anderson. Peter P. Caero
and Anton Haase were taken to the
county seat along with the still and
are lodged in the county Jail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
Northwestern Neus

s2o5.46: John Lang, Zap, $1s6.ss;
Con Hendrtckson. Mandan, s156.40;
II. j. Schultz, Center. $155.36: Joe
Huber, Harmon. S153.03;I H. Bossen,
Beulah. $113.ss; Christ Schatf, Solen.
$1O0.18.
The Mammoth Bronze. Black or
Bourbon Red make the best appear
ance when dressed for market. says
the local buyer. The white Holland,
turkey is not In much demand as 1t
does not attain the size of the other
breeds. 5 :,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
CREDIT FOR PRIVATE STUDY.

Minneapolis, Dec 23.-The Mime
apolis public schools now give credit
to all its pupils for music studied in
private. All private music teachers
must register with T. F.. Giddings,
supervisor of music in the public
schools, and their pupils will be given
official school credit for their study
outside the school.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
Man Who Helped Run
Down Younger Brothers,
Dies AT Rochester, Mimi.

Rochester, Mimi. Dec. 22.-Word
reached here today Of the death OF f.
J. Wilcox at Yakima. Wash. He was
Well known here. MIR. Wilcox was
cashier of the Mortified bank that
robbed by the Younger Brothers.
45 years ago, land he took an active
part in the running down Of those
notorious criminals.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
LORD FITZALEN MAY BE NAMED 4s
FIRST IRISH GOVERNOR GENERAL.

Lord Fitsalan, former Lord Talbot,
is mentioned as a possible choice for
the post Of first governor general of
the Irish Free State when the new
dominion form Of government goes
into effect. He is now viceroy Of Ire
land.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

New York. July 5t.-The New York
Nationals suffered their trst double
defeat OF the season today just when
Mana ger McGraw saw hope of going
ahead OF the Pittsburs leaguers for
tire Hrst time since June s, The Giants
Tell back one game behind their rivals
hen Cincinnati wrested two hard
fought contests from them.
The Pirates however are in the midst
Of their erst real slump.
Boston which is five games back OF
PittsburS continues trying to catch
the leaders,
The Cleveland worlds champions
maintain only two game lead over
New York in the American league but
the Indians have shown ability to
brace Nheu threatened.
In the National league Brooklyn and
ST. Louis have been aided by good
pitching The Superbas dropped sew
eral close games while the Cardinals
who tied them today for fourth place
are playing winning ball Capturing
their last tive contests Chicago has
not played as well at home as IT did
In the east. Cincinnati T. doing fairly
we'll for a second division team. In
the American league, Washington has
uncovered a winning squirt. The Sem
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
ENGLISH KING VISITS
AMERICAN BATTlESH|P

Co=es. Isle Of Wight July 5i-tBy
The Associated Frcss-kinr George
today was on American territory. This
was when he visited the United States
hattieship Utah tn return a visit paid
him on board tho ROYAL Yacht Victoria
and Albert hy Vice admiral 4. s. Nj
black. commander Of ths American
naval forces in European waters who
Is hero to attend tho Coweu regatta
which begins tomorrow.
Tho yachting festival which
will last until Friday Will
be the fnal social event OF
the season here and promises to rival
In brilliaucy tho notable c.rniyals
which were held In the golent tefore
the war. The openin- event Monday is
the Royal London yacht race in which
keen competition Is anticipated There
arc eight entries for tho kings cup
r1cc TO be sailed Tuesday on the other
days the hig handicap classic. includ-
Ing King Georges rrtttania will
muster eight or nine compotitors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Everything 10 set for the Pueblo
Athletic club benent boxing card to-
night at the Mineral Palace plrs seats
are In place. fighters are in the best
Of trim DR.. Williamson will examine
al boxers today before they are
marked ut for the ring and ~ s-ia
O'Clock Announcer Ben Bergermsn will
tell OF the first event on tho program.
Interest IN the light has not been con
fincd to this rnte. but has becn spread
thruout the United States. Fight fol-
lowers from cast and west will seat
themselves at the rinEside tonight.
From the fact that all houts viii I've
OF but four rounds duration one gath
ers that the air will be fun Of mitts
at all times.
Ono was asked last evening whether
tho Nights meant anything or not.
They certainly do, Many OF tho light
ers are depending on touights card for
their lighting future. For instance one
OF the Pueblo boys viii be a main
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
.YANKS AVENCE
SEVERE DEFEAT
Mays Brings In Three As
Does Ruth With
No. 50
AMERICAN

New York. July SI-rrs New York
Americans avenged yesterdays over
whelming defeat by Cleveland by vi1-
ming today. IRE Yankees scored six
runs in the sixth inning, Mays came up
with the bases full ard knocked
sothoron out Of the ooN with g two
Dagger. driving IN three runs Later
in the inning Ruth hit his thirty
eighth home run OF the season with
two on uase. He Is two days ahead OF
his 1920 season record Mays pitched
brilliantly for New York, and held
Cleveland to two hits, one home run
by Johnston. his second in two games
The start of the contest was held up
thirty minutes by thunderstorm
while a shower stopped play for a
half hour in the fourth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

mot a reseu blance OF hit being made
up to the beginning of the sixth. but
O'Connor's from the same county
over there. crashed the willow into
an outcurve, Strengthening its length
to d tvo-bagger, it was this blow that
sent in Richardson and Perkins. HI
ton had started the inning with his
first time at bat and struck out Rich-
ardson waited and was sent 10 flrst
on four wide ones Masiota did the
unbelievable in dropping an easy fly.
with these two men on O'Connor pro-
duced the measured hit. Mays sent
< liner through the infield to center,
Bush recovered the ball and made
one of the prettiest throws to the
home plate seen at Parks Field dur
ing the season, getting O'connor on d
close decision at the plate. Mays was
out trying to pilfer second base, clos
ing the stanza-
Kendall started the ninth frame by
sending a triple to right. but died at
third base when Thomas struck out.
Hubbard's high NY was caught By
the pitcher and Berg whitfield, closing
the inning without any scores.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
NOT TO AID BLUE LAWS

San Francisco. Calf. july 5i-1he
knights n Columbus convention here
this week cannot consider an appeal
received today from tho international
Reform bureau In Washington. u G.
asking cooperation in reviving sunday
blue laws. II was announced by So
prons KniEh, James Z Flaherty fol-
lowing a meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the order.
Applications seeking establishment Of
branches Of tho organization IN Rus
sia. India and Runsnia. received to
dan from citizens Of thop countries
probably will no, b. granted. accord
ing TO supreme advocate Joseph c. Pei
letter. of Boston
An exhibition or work hv diss
former service men in knights OF Col
uu1bus. training ciaESccs operated I'm
marine and military hospitals. was
opened today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
lack DEMPSEY ENROUTE
TO NEW YORK VIA COLO.

Special to The Chieftain.
Jack Dempsey will go thSu La Junts
Colorado Tuesday morning at 5 30
O'Clock on Santa Fe railroad Cali
fornia limited. He win he in the valley
town for the short period of ten min q
utes. when La Junta sportsnien Will
accord him an informal reception
According to word received from La
Juuta last night by the Chieftain II is
planned to awaken the champion as he
sleeps In tho Pullman car and bid him
make short talk
Tho next stop the champion mskea
will he in Newton Kansas. at 10
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Topeka Will
be reached at $40 O'Clock the same
day and thirty minute stop win be
ma je az kansas CttS Tuesday night
from IN o'clock until 1880.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

event nshtsr should he win his bout
tonight
Another lad Mickey o'Tool~ from
Plymouth Pennsylvania. proteSe Of
Tommy o'Tooie and hig time prelim-
mary tighter. is going IN toniEhts nEh'
with tho FUN intcntion OF winning
This is his first appearance and u he-
hoovcs him to show the night fans wha
H. has 20 that they may decide
whether he IL Of the right csliber or
not
There arc others making their frs, an
nearancc before a Pueblo night audi
cncc.-sc draw your own deduction
night fans. bo correct In your solu-
tons and buy two seats TO the ath
letic carnival at Mineral Palace par,.
In addition to the hEht card you viii
be entertained 10y such clowns"
Its Pointer
Accommodation for women nEht
fans have been made 1t IL the ambi-
tiuu OF tho Pueblo Athletic club IN
make tonishts card, a Ladies Day
event
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Los Angeles Cal. july 5l-jaek
Dempsey. worlds champion heavy
weight. loft Los Angeles today for
New York He slipped away quietly,
avoiding newspaper men who sought
to learn his plans for the future. but
rrayioustv had stated that II he went
cast it would be an offer to tour Eur
orc
The LoH Angeles Times tomorrow
viii print an article quoting "a close
personal friend of Dempsey ss ttst.
10 IN, chsrnion had closed a contract
10 tour Europe for 10000 week. II
p-ap not disclosed with whom the con
tract was made.
Tho champion left here AZ II 30
= clook this morning travelling by the
Eanta Fe railroad.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
CIANTSDROP
CLOSE DOUBLE
Saint Louis Takes Fifth
Straight Victory
Tail-enders Win
NATIONAL
NATIONAL

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 51-Nev York
lost two extra inning contests to Gin
cinnati today. Rixey pitched the en-
tire game tho hit hard at times. Doug
las was pounded severely in the fourth
and NTH and gave way 20 Ryan.
The second game was a pi:chinE; duel
between Donahue and Nehf in which
Cincinnati staged a sensational rally
in tbs eleventh Groh's smash to the
left neld wall ending the game.
New York lilo Oo5 GOO 900 i Q
Cincinnati $40. .0cO $50 02o O01-s Is !
Batteries - Douglas. Ryan and shy
der; RiNey and Wingo,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
COCHRAN'S TW|Ru|NG DEFEATS c. AND ".
AND RAIL MILL BREAKS LOSING STREAK
Mv Pitches First No- Game Parks Field For Traction Company and
Shuts Out Rail Makers In Second Conest-Shop and Wire
Mill Rest

whitfield at least two batters duriuE :
every inning except the fifth
traction Co. 800. SOC 200 OF l
Rail Mil 400 600 % q
Summary: Stolen bases: A NAYS.
hrause, r. Pannabaker. Two ba Sc
hits: MURPHY. O'Connor. Double plays:
h shoemaker to Cochran. Left on
nase: Traction Co, 6; Rail Mill, 2.
HIT by pitched ball: Kendall. Sacri-
flee hits: Finley. Kendall Struck out.
BY Milroy. Is: Pannabaker. .: Bush,
l. Base on balls: BY Milroy. Parma
baker. .. Time of game: 1910. Innings
pitched: By Pannabaker. 3 Bush. .
Blanda, .. Umpires: Moreau and Tex
Buttncr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
EDDIE HEARNE FIRST
POSITION IN RACE

Santa Rosa. cal. July 5i.-Eddie
He1rne gained first position In the
$50 mile automobile race to he run
on the Cotstt spsedway. near here.
August IL by making the best time
around the mile and a quarter bowl.
IN elimination trials today, His mark
as given out by the speedway man
aEement was 30 is seconds Joe
Thomas drove the next best lap
Al as seconds. Others who qualified
by making laps that clicked at the
rate Of 100 miles an hour mr. better.
were Roscoe SHrios, Alton Soulos md
Eddie Miller. other entrants have
until August to qualify
Tommy Milton - to try out the
track which has Just been completed,
next "wednesday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
STANLEY YOAKUM
MATCHED WITH LEE


According 20 an announcement made
last night by Ralph Richards, Colo
RADIO Springs fiCht promoter. his next
card will feature in a main event, XII
Lee. colored lightweight champion. and
Stanley "Soakem' Yoakum. OF Denver
Yoakem is :ho lad that invented the
cast iron jaw. He is as famous at
giving punishment as at receiving t.
State fight fans received the an
nouncement If the main event VITA
enthusiasm since tho two i2S pound
crs are thought 20 bc more evenly
matched than any card heretofore
staged by r. Il. Richards in the STRAIT
ton arena.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Chicago. H.. July 3l.-Philadelphla
concentrated its attack In three in
niugs and defeated Chicago Winters
pitched almost invincible hat until
tho eighth when he eaEed M. Rapp.
who had hit safely in twenty cousecu-
two contests went hitless today.
Catcher Heniine Of tne indianapolis
club Of the American association.
Joined tho philadelphia club today.
The score.
Philadelphia .... .nco 170 500 IL n
Chicago .......-4 90 GO go !
Batteries - Winters and BruEry.
Ponder. Freeman York and OFarrell.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
500 JEWS ARE SLAIN
IN RECENT POGROMS

New York, July si.-Renevsl OF the
pogroms against the Jewish populs
ton OF ukrainia. scene OF mapacrel
year ago was reported today In
cables received at tho headquarters Of
the provisional American Jewish con
grcss and other Jewish organizations
" is estimated approximately 500 jew
have been slain In recent attacks on
about a dozen townH
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
PIRATES Are IN FIRST SLUMP
MDIANSON SHORT ENDLEAD
Boston Shows Speed In Endcavor To Catch Leaders
New York Yanks Close TO List
sa, Toppers

ators won Ave consecutive games last
week. after dropping five straight the
week before. Detroit is playing incon
sigtently. Bad weather interferred
with ST. Louis which failed to continue
its splendid play of tho previous weeh.
Boston has shown an Improvement
despite its defeat by Cleveland.
Except Faber, the Chicago twirler=
are being hit hard Erratic fielding
haH'iicaps Philadelphia.
The weeks record i'm each league. in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Champaign. H.. July 81 With Mil
waukee. as their FIRST stop. George Hun.
director Of Athletics at University Of
Illinois and Robert Zuppkc football
coach. leave Monday for months tour
a alumni clubs In twelve cities Their
itinerary includes Seattle. Tacoma.
Portland. san Franciscu. Los Angeles,
Phoenix. salt Lake. city Denver and
Omaha
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

3 LOUIS. DO, July 1.-THE Car
dinals won their nth consecutive vic
tory today defeating brooklyn Per
tica's pitching held the champions safe
while St LOUIS battod OPPORTUNITY.
Brooklyn's two taiiies resulted from
home runs by Ruether and Wheat.
Tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

summary SApAfh ndasss IL s,io-
maker. Rector. McCabe. Cochran,
Masiota Two-bsse hits: O'Connor, l..
Shoemaker Three-base hits: Kendall
Double plays: II. Shoemaker to Rec
tor to McCabe. Left on base; c. ~
W, !; X. NJ, 6. Hit by pitched ball:
Pannabaker. Sacrifice hits: II. Sho-
maker, Cochran. Passed balls: Rich
ardson. Struck out: BY Cochran. IL.
Barrer. 8. Hhon. s. Base on balls.
Rv Cochran. >. Bareer. l. Hilton, 2.
Wild pitches: BarEer. Time of game:
1880. Innings pitched; BY Bsrger. .;
Hilton, 8. Umplres Moreau and De-
Wore
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
BOONE NINE DEFEATS
AVONDALE MEXICANS

Boone defeated the Avondale MeIi-
cans to N n fast twelve-inning
game in Boone yesterday aftcrnt on.
The game was pitchers due with
rcEsett. ACCORDED ne superior brand
Of Eupport.
Score by innings: Y II. +
Boone IL 10000 10000 II S /.
AvondaIe Of0Ioo o1o0O - ; I
Batteries: Hogsett and Dowlins'
MIKE aud Toney.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

WashinCton. y. c, July 31--Wash-
inEton scored its sixth consecutive
victory today. defeating Detroit
Zachary was withdrawn after SIX
hit rally in the fifth which Melted the
Tigers three runs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Games To-day
Chicago at Philadelphia
st Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland II Now YORK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

strestor. H.. July 5i-Ray D-.rr=f-
Ing. 90 years old killed his 2-year-old
baby and himself with a razor He is|
believed to have bcccma temporarily
insane
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

lca and Dlhocfer.
summary Two-bsse hits-Lavsn.
Mann. Home runs-Reuthor, Wheat
Stolen bases cHoury. Johnston.
Sacrifice htt-Prrttca. Base on balls
OFF Reuther. s; eff Pertica, J. Struck
out-By Reuther. :: by Pertica. :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
la JUNTA NINE
LEADS LEAGUE

Special to The Chieftain-
La Junta, Cole, July 5i.-Ls Junta :
Valley League baseball club decisively
defeated the ordway club here this
afternoon, 10 % {. Gardner and Cheil-
CORD enabled their team to victory by
cloutins home runs with men on the
bases
la Junts row leads the valley
league by a good margin.
VALLEY LEAGUE STANDING
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ pss Molnes. 3-5. wichita. 81. sec
ond game Z innings by agreement.
At Sioux CITY. 81 Joplin 80
Al ST Joseph. o. Oklahoma City.
is
At Omaha. 0-lo. Tulsa. 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
SECOND CAME

The Traction company sent in three
runs in their half of the first inning.
Mcneil landing safely at first on an
error. Finley laid down a bunt and
WAS safe when the pitcher over threw
the base Mays went out on a fly to
right field. Kruuse's Erouuder to Rec
tor caught the Traction teams first
baseman at the initial sack for the
second out Murphy hit for a double
scoring Mcneil and Finley and later
came in on Kendall's safe hit.
Two more tallics scored in the
third. Krauso tho first batter getting
TO first on an error. Murphy walked
and Kendall sent out "A long sacrifice
Fly to right field scoring krause.
o'connor's doubl. scoring Murphy.
cross the home plate. Mcneil walked
aud Finley was safe at first on the
third baseman's error. the grounder
rolling to the outfield and Mcneil
scoring. Mays went out on his ground
or to second but Finley scored on
Krause's feeders choice
a fast double play ufpped a batting
rally In the following inning. Bush
who had replaced Pannsbaker on the
mound going through the two frames
without being scored on, and Blsnda
who took his place in the sixth held
the Traction men scoreless during his
two innings on the rubber.
Milroy had the opposing batters
well IN hand. the Rail men having
but slight hope In tho fifth session.
r. pannabal1r walked and gtole
second as Mcdonald struck out Nc
CAbe sent Erounder to Murphy at
third who fielded The bail late and
hesttatinE on the probability of max
Ing II q fieldsr's choice to get Parma
baker off second. delayed his throw
long enough to allow McCabe to reach
first base. Cochran sent UP an easy
fly to Milroy for the second out and
MAYS took D pannabaker's Erounder
A. ahorts,op throwing to first FOR tho
final out Of the inning.
With the exception Of the fifth
frame. the Rail NH batters were
going out in one two, three order
during each inning Milroy striking
out the firs, five battars IN and with
the two strike outs in the seventh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

II was becoming apparent that
four run lead would be plenty to de-
eide tho winner from tho brand OF
twtrlinE "Shanty" was handing out.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Games for Sunday. August Z:
La Junta at Rocky Ford.
Crowley at Ordwsy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01

Taking the jump on their rivals, the
rail men scored run during their first
inning at bat on L. Shomakers hit
which vent for double. Hubert Sho-
maker tried to advance Leslie hut his
attempt 10 sacrifice resulted in a 'y to
tho pitcher. Rector Whitfield and Pan
nah.ksr got on by taking one Of
B1rger's twisters In the middle Of his
back Blanda singled scoring l.. Sho-
maker. but Psnnahaker was caught
irving 10 pilfer tho third bag
NcCabc started tho scoring for the
rail men in the second session by
singing. Cochran hunted hut Il became
Tho reverse sacrifice. BarEer throwing
NcCabe ont at second. Cochran stole
second and on an attempt To catch
him or second the ball rolled on to
center fcld. Cochran taking third and
scoring on the overthrow or the center
folder 70 the homo plate
Two run lead WIS increased bv an
additional two runs during the third
inning ". shoemaker had singled and
vas advanced on Eoctor's safe ciout
20 the counting station after he had
taken second uurnolegted and stolen
The FAR corner Panu8 bakers walk and
Elsnda's second safe hit drove IN Rec
tor with The second run Of this inning
and tho final scoring Of the game
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

G8mc- Today
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn AZ 81. Louis
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-01
RAILWAY ROBBER" IS
CARD PINNED ON MAN

Belfast. July 5i.-"Robbcr- Of thu
Nacroom railway was the inscription
on a card fastened to the breast Of n
man tied to the ratings in front Of
st Francis church today Te upper
part Of his face was concealed with a
handkerchief
Thoussnds Of persons gathered. won
dcring who was responsible for the in
cidsht, which was closed when the po-
lice liberated the man. II h. understood
the happening was connected with tha
theft Of ono Thousand dollars from q
train bound from Cork to Nacroom
FIGHT CLASSIC FILMS SHOWN
New York. July 5i.-Notion pictures
OF tho Dempsey Carpenter fight we're
placed on public exhibition In q the
alter in the Times square district.
This action followed annour cement
Of du opinion by the county district at
torney's office Yesterday that the OK
hibition would not violate any state
law Federal District Attorney Hav-
ward declared that no further action
would be taken by his office which
previously prosecuted TEX" Richard
and = g Quimby, the exhibitors for
Transporting the films from New Jer-
sey In violation Of federal law
Richard and cuimby were each hned
ilco1