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Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

CHICAGO. April 11-Eddie Madden ana
Jack Magip won the six day bicycle rare
which ended Saturday night, scoring ss5
points and covering 2.1s2 miles. Kockler
and Hill We're second with sO7B points.
points and tho Belgian team Of RaIiens
and De Graeves automatically took fourth
place, the other contestants alI being a
lap behind and not eligible in the npai
sprints. ''-"'
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
GEORGES WILL
TRAIN ON EARN

NEW YORK. April 1l-Goorges
Carpenter will train for his fight with
Jack Dempsey for the worlds heavy
weight championship in Summit, n. J..
according to Gus Wilson, his trainer.
Before returning to France last fall, the
Frenchman made all arrangements to 10
the preliminary work on a farm owned
by q friend, Wilson said.
According TO present plans, Carpenter
viii arrive and start work around May
Ia
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
Social Casting Club

At an informal gathering of number
Of fishermen, who are interested In bait
casting, it was decided TO undertake 70
organize a social lawn casting club. 10
be located on Fall Creek boulevard, some
where between the College avenue bridge
and the Thirtieth street bridge, for the
purpose Of teaching casting to those who
wish 20 learn the art. and to hold friend
y casting contests.
For the purpose Of perfecting such an
Organization, there viii be a meeting al
the Marion Club Monday evening, April
~ and all enthusiastic fishermen are in
vited to be present and assist in fOrmu-
Ia ting plans for the organization.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
Murphy Shows Speed

LOS ANGELES. April u-Jimmy
Murphy won the national A. \. A. auto
mobile races at the Los Angeles speed
way Sunday. He took the fourth heat OF
twenty five miles I'm l" minutes 9:3 sec
onds an average speed Of 1913 miles an
hour. and the 6nGl heat Of fifty miles IN
q minutes rs seconds. Mt an average
sueed OF 1O9.55 miles an hour.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April IA light
snow storm which blew up suddenly In
tho second half OF the third inning caused
the postponement OF the opening Big Ten
game between Purdue and Illinois here
Saturday. The score at the time the
game was called was l to in favor OF
Illinois. Weather conditions before the
game started were bad. a cold high wind
handicappmg the players.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
GIBBONS WANTS wIGGTNs.

MINNEAPOLIS, April I1-MIke Glib
hons. St. Paul middlsweight boxer. has
been signed to appear in 4 ten-round
bout here on April 81 or 22. His op-
poneut probably VIII be Chuck Virgins
of indianapolis. It Will be Gibbons Arst
fight in preparation for his proposed
battle with Johnny Wilson, mlddleweight
champion.
Virgins meets Fob Roper at Grand
Rapids, Mich, April 20. and Tommy
Murphy at Davenport. Iowa, Apru %.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
McGRAW DPOPs SIX

Nationals Sunday announced the reIeas Sc
OF six players TO minor league clubs. They
are Oufielder Vernon Spencer and Pitch
er Jesse Winters to the Toronto club Of
the International League, Infielder Roy
Grimes to the Toledo club of the Ameri-
can Association. Outfielder Roy Car
croft to the Chattanooga club Of the
southern Association, Pitcher c. Evans
to the Norfolk club OF the Virginia
League and Infielder Leo Kane to the
Hartford club OF the Eastern League.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

AUBURN, y. Y, April 1.-THE Texas
oklahoma League, embracing Bonham
CleburnA Denison, Paris, Corsicana and
ArdmOre has qualified for membership
IN Glass D, 1t is announced today by the
National Association. Reinstatements
approved were Henry Shanley, Des
MOines; ". +. Parker and f. F. Nc
GUire. Augusta, and Thomas Carrigan Of
Durham
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
FORD TAKES SHOOT

Ford was high man in the regular In
dianapolis Gun Club shoot Saturday, with
SO birds out Of a possible 100. Pratchett
was second. with a score of 90 and Stutz,
third. with 81. L. Smith was the win
neF Of the handicap event. A high cold
wind blowing across the traps made the
targets difficult to hit and was respon-
sible for the low BeOres.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
COLLEGIATE RIFLE TEAM.

NEW YORK, April 11-An intercolfe-
giate rifle team viii be sent to England
this year to compete against a representa-
tive British team, according to an an
noUncement by the intercollegiate AS
sociation Of Associated Rifle Clubs,
Each Of the fifteen colleges In the as
ISOLATION viii enter three men In try-out
matches for the team during the Ma
tional Rifle Association events at Camp
Perry. Ohio. next summer. 1t is planned
also to have the colleges represented IN
the national matches by twelve men
teams
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
Spring Baseball

Toledo (American Association .... 3
Chattanooga (Southern ASSN ..,..,...
New York Americans. 4
Brooklyn Nationals ................. 4
Chicago. Nationals ....,........,,,..1O 10
Kansas City american Assn.l .... 9
New York Nationals ............. T
Washington Americans ................ s
Philadelphia Nationals ..........,. 4
Jersey City Internationals .......... =
Pittsburgh Nationals .............. 7
Memphis (Southern Association) ..... S
Louisville (American Association) ...... 3
Milwaukee (Amerlcan Associstlon) zee. 3
Chicago (American League) .......... 4
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
CFNTRAL sTATEs MEET

PEORIA, H.. April 11.-Aslds from a
mark Of 6G6 established by w. Witt OF
Decatur in the individual event. no big
scores were recorded in Sundays play
of the Central States bowling tourna-
ment. The Man-of War team. st. Louis
leads the five-man event, with 2703. while
W. Meieska and w. Witt of Decatur lead
ha Epuh1na
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
TWENTY-FIVE Innings

LOS ANGELES, April 1t--In a twenty
two-inning game, the longest In organized
baseball so far this season, Seattle de-
feated Los Angeles. - to S, In the first
game OF a scheduled double header sun
day. The second game was postponed
because Of darkness.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
LEAR GETS TWO HoNERs.

MILWAUKEE,, April 11.-"Sing" Lear
won the support Of Brewer fans Sunday
when he slammed two homo runs in the
exhibition game here with the Chicago
White Sox Despite the two over the
fence. the clean" Sox copped the game,
4 TO 3.
Mike Kelley and his 1920 pennant win
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
kATNTs Easy MINERS

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 1.-THE
Evansville baseball team of the Three
League was defeated here Sunday by the
st. Paul Saints in the first exhibition
game Of the season. The score was S to O.
The weather was disagreeable and the at
tendance was small.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
nfnnRn "a LYNCn-

CHICAGO, April 211.-Pal Moore. Mem
pbis (Tenn.) bantamweight, has been
matched TO meet Joe Lynch. bantam
weight champion, in a twelve-round con
test at Louisville May G, the night before
the Kentucky derby.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
SATURDAY COLLEGE SCORES.

Pennsylvania, 8; Swarthmors, 2.
Penn State, I; Gettysburg, o.
Princeton, 81 Vermont L
Navy, Is; Williams, /
Army, 10; New York, 4.
Ames, 10; Dubuque, 3.
Lombard. 10; Illinois Normal, ..
Harvard, 6: Bates, .
Fordham, 2; Yale, L
Lehigh, 2: Lebanon Valley, /
Northwestern, I; Armour, 2
Missouri, 3-11; Drake. 90.
California. .; Stanford, 1.
GEORGETOWN, 13; Cornell, 7.
holy Cross, IL: Columbia, 1.
Iowa, Z; COe, l.
Trinity, 3 Maryland, >.
West Virginia, 81; Fairmont, ..
Iowa State, Z; Dubuque, ..
De Pauw, 6; Rose Poly. 3.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
HOLIDAYS Go Big

PINEHURST. n. c. April 11-Mrs
Martha Holiday OF Indianapolis finished
third IN last weeks rifle competition for
women at the Pinehurst Gun Club, with
a score of 135 out OF a possible $50 Mr.
Holiday won the mems 100 target sLoot
last week.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
OLD TIMER DIES

BOSTON, Mass, April 11-Frank e.
Butler, an dtime baseball player, who
in his day was a leading light in the
Northwestern League, the old Union
League and the New England League,
died at his home here late Saturday
night afteIa q brief Illness. On the dia-
mond he %yas known as kid" Butler.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
THREE MILE LINE OF MARCH
FOR BIG BASEBALL PARADE

make final reports and to obtain final
instructions. George B. Wellbaum, gen.
eral chairman of all committees which
says that every club win make a big
turnout in the parade and at the game,
that the ceremonies before the Indians
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
STOCK JoINs CARDS

MOBILE, Ala, April 11.-MlltOn Stock.
third baseman Of the st. Louis National
League Club. who has been a holdOut this
season, has left his home here to report
to the team. Stock said that the club
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
100 Yards in @ Ii

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. April 11.-wick
ersham Of Bakersfield ran the 100 yard
dash Saturday In 0 As in a meet with
the Southern branch Of the University
OF California
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
KELLY BREAKs IT UP.

NEW YORK, April 11.-George Kelly's
home run, with two on, enabled the
Giants to beat Washington here yester-
day. 10 &. Bancroft played three in
'nings and may start IN the opening game.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
and Other Sport
Take the Air, Boysl

NEW YORK, April I1-Known gann-
blers will be barred from the ringside at
future boxing contests by a rule to be
passed this week by the State boxing
commission, 1t is understood. The COM
mission will furnish all promoters with
list Of gamblers whose presence "wsu
not be desired"
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
RII-rQ EI-ATIGHrERrn

KANSAS CITY, No. April 1.-THE
Chicago Cubs walloped the Kansas City
Blues yesterday, l 0to 5. They slammed
out eighteen hits, including home run
by Twombley.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
BASEBALL.
BABE's nTUFF costly

NEW YORK, April I1.-Babe Ruth
hit homer here yesterday, but his
mUTed fly enabled the Brooklyn
Robins to defeat the Yanks. to 1, I'm
a twelve-lnning game before e. 900
fms.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

It takes a brave man to be a baseball
nagnats. After spending plenty of dol
lars on a spring training trip Owner
Smith was forced to see the cold weather
Of Saturday and Sunday prevent him
from getting back some Of his losses If
fair weather had prevailed it is believed
that the attendance for the two Detroit
games would have been about 1900. Ty
Cobb was q disappointed gent also when
the cold blasts ruined the exhibitions
here.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
DCUIS ! I
BROWNS.
81 4 2412l

tLamb batted for Davis in eighth.
Cards .....,..............00 .002 600 600
Browns ..................O 900 100 04"-5
Two-base hit--Mann. Home run-Four-
nier. Bases on balls-Davis, 4 May, s.
Struck out-Davis, 2; shocker, i; May. 4.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

State bowling championships on tie Cen
trai alleys over the week end, and estap-
lished counts that give evidence or some
real shooting being dished out before
the event comes to close.
State shooters did all the starlight per-
forming in the opening play, with the few
local contestants that took the dI1veA
getting a mob of bad breaks.
The first four positions in the nve-map
chase were held by South Bend teams
when the firing was resumed at noon To-
day. The Conservative Life team from
the Bend" WAS out in front with to-
play. Elks' Lodge, No. 2S5, with 2't0Z
pins; the Choca Alley i've, with a score
Of 2,6S2, and the Texacos, carrying
2655 total, all from South Bend, held the
next three positions.
Richmond was represented by the VIII
son Cleaners, who crowded onto the ffth
roost with a count Of 1850.
indianapolis teams were to hold sway
over the allays today, and another squad
OF strong local Quintettes Will be nrlng
ut the wooden babies tomorrow, so there
is plenty Of opportunity for them 10
knock of a few of the present leaders
Three indianapolis squads were to
at o'clock tonight, and the third az
o o'clock Shooting Is to be continued TO
the night hours tomorrow.
None Of the Indianapolis teams shoot
ing the h-st night had any real effect cn
the wood. The English Opera House
team, with Haislup going big, was high
among the locals, getting a total OF 1903
Haislup had counts Of 224 and 2l2.
Doubles and singles shooting was the
big thing yesterday and here again the
South Benders came to the front for
monopoly on the honor stuff.
Sharkey and Kruger from the northern
city hit for a neat ,2S0 count and slipped
into the doubles lead. Shambaugh and
Barth. another South Bend pair. grabbed
the second position with 1.l30 pins.
Smith and Miller Of Richmond dropped
into the third station with a score of
1l23, and the King Hin and Robinson
Hubbard teams from Richmond and An
derson tied for fourth and ffth with lis
counts.
Zilky Of South BEND landed first in the
singles ranks with q score Of GAG for his
throe games Woycke Of Anderson, Fa.
bian Of south Bend, Gray of Anderson
and De Rose Of South Bend were the
other high singles shooters.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Mayor Jewett has issued q proclama-
ton for the opening day baseball battle,
in which he calls on all the citizens OF
the city to get out and boost for the
home team In his message the mayor
points out the. great work being done
by various civic organizations in helping
boost the game sRd day, and urges ev-
cry one that can give the time to turn
ont for the contest and aid in the root
ing.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

The K. c. Blues are not going to be
sny ones doormat this season. Manager
Knabe is bOlstering his roster until he
now possesses a likely looking ball team
Latest additions TO the Blues are Har-
old Leathers, shOrtsop, and Bernard Frei,
berg. utility man, both formerly of the
Chicago Cubs.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

John McGraw Of the Giants cut loose
a number Of players Sunday, but Indian
apohs was not in On the distribution.
Here's hoping John is holding back
good one for the HOosiers.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
Iker win not predict another PEN
TRIBE NEWS AND NOTES.

Following Mayor Jewett's invitation to
the mayor OF Columbus to come over and
see his Senator's take a beating at the
hands of the Indians Wednesday in the
opening day game at Washington Park"
Governor 8IcCrGy sent a similar invitation
20 Governor Davis of Ohio to make the
trip here for the same purpose"
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Men fans, women fans and kid fans
are getting tuned up for Wednesday and
there viii be no lack Of roofing at that
opening battle. All true blue baseball
fans make it q point to attend opening
games, as openers usually are worth
double the price Of admission
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Sport writer's around the A. A circuit
think well Of the Indians chances in the
coming race. When others admit you're
good there's reason to feeI chesty.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Fan tests over the weekend were fast
and furious. The baseball bugs surely
are straining at the bit for entertainment.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11
ROWLING
- @@@@@ - zBm mE as q a. - % n gD@
Tourney Leaders

Hoosierdoms leading pin knights got
away to a flying start in the Indiana
State bowling championships on tie Zen
trai aIleys over the week end, and estab-
Iished counts that give evidence Of some
real shooting being dished out before
the event comes to a close.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Smith and Miller Of Richmond dropped
into the third station with a score of
1l23, and the King hin and Robinson
Hubbard teams from Richmond and An
derson tied for fourth and dfth with lis
counts.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Sbarkey and Kruger from the northern
city hit for a neat ,230 count and slipped
into the doubles lead. Shambaugh ana
Barth. smother South Bend pair. grabbed
the second position with 1,130 pins.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

State shooters did all the starlight per-
forming in the opening play, with the few
local contestants that took the oI1veh
getting a mob of bad breaks.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

None Of the Indianapolis teams shoot
ing the h-st night had any real effect cn
the wood The English Opera House
team, with Haislup going big, was high
among the locals, getting total Of 2,605.
Haislup hAd counts Of 224 and 212.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Doubles and singles shooting was the
big thing yesterday and here again the
South Benders came to the front for
monopoly on the honor stuff.
Indiana daily times., 1921-04-11

Zilky Of South BEND landed first in the
singles ranks with d score Of GAG for his
throe games Woycke Of Anderson. Fa.
bian Of South Bend, Gray of Anderson
and De Rose Of South Bend were the
other high singles shooters.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRUEL.
brooklyn Woman Charges lie
stopped Her Credit aud Cut
orr Light.

Francis U. GAen. said to be en-
ployed by a Manhattan song publishing
house at $4,000 u year Is the defendant
In a separation suit in the Brooklyn
Supreme Court, brought to-day by mis-
wife, Mrs. Suzanne Gillen. They live
az Howard Beach.
Mrs. Gillen asked for 500 a week
al'mony and $500 counsel fees. TAa
couple were married in 1915, and have
two children, Mrs, Gillen says she was
abandoned in January Last, that GiIen
was cruel Cuttirs OFF the electric ligh..
and telling The grocer not To give hcr
credit G.non entered onerL denial
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
VOLPLANING PLANK
IMPERILS GIRLS
Two Sllowered With Glass by
Board That Falls From Esd
Story Of Building.

Two girls in the Canadian Bank Of
Commerce, No. - Exchange Place,
were subjected to nervous shock to-
day when q plank fell from the twen-
ty-third story of the new Muuson
opposite, and was carried Jy
the wind across intervening space
and crashed against the bank win
dows. Miss Grace McLennon and
Miss X. Brcardon, working near the
windows, were showered with glass.
They went home.
The plank was 1 inoh thick inches
wide and 10 feet long. 1t vOlplaned
100 feet from the back Of the build
ing, over q building adjoining and
sailed over Exchange PlUr-. II struck
the FROM Of Unc bank building on
the second floor.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
COMPLETE STOCK
QUOTATIONS

for an hour 10 was announced that
the renewal rate for call money had
been fixed at per cent. For about
o week the call renewal rate had
been at per cent Shorts 'mmcd.-
ately began to cover their contract,
and advances ranging from substan-
tial fractions to more than two
points resulted.
The upward movement undoubt-
edly would have been even more m
portant had not the iowcr renewal
rate to-day been partly discounted
by tho sharp rise which occurred in
the final hour of trading yesterday.
Tho fact that call money has been
available outside the Stock Exchange
as low as 8 per cent clearly toC-
shadOwed lower rate for funds
loaned by the money brokers on the
Exchange \ significant develop
mcnt to-duy was that there was only
comparatively small demand for
money at the lower renewal rate.
This led TO expectations that before
the end Of the week the rate might
be reduced to 8 per cent. This is
extremely doubtful on Thursday
the Government will withdraw t22, ,OOO,-
900 from local banks and this mature
ally. win have "A tendency TO operate
aga INST "a further reduction,
The only iaggards In to-duy's
market were the sugar sharcs. The
time FOR the publication o. the an"
nual reports OF the various COM
pauies s last approaching and II IS
expected that In certain Instances
they Will make a very poor showing.
The report OF the American Sugar
Refining Company Is expected TO be
issued this week Unless reliable
predictions are wide Of the mark, 1t
will be found that tho balance avail
able for dividends Is extremely small.
American Sugar to-day showed a
fractional loss, while the rest Of the
list was frm.
Steel issues kept pace with the ad-
vances in other industrials, although
il is known that certain independ-
ents arc courting an did fashioned
price war by quietly underselling the
Steel Corporation and each other.
Railroads were generally higher It
was stated IN well posted quarters
that the Reading segregation plan
has reached that stage Of completion
where II Is possible TO seek agree
ment Of the Department Of Justice
on final details. In fact, Il Is SAID
that the final plan has been sub.
mitted 70 the Government and II Is
by no means improbable that Il will
be made public by the carly part OF
next week.
Oh and motor shares were firm
but without special fcaturr. Copper
we're dun but firm.
The mari,ct touched, th0 highest
prices Of the day at the beginning Of
tho last hour at which tino Mexican
Petroleum showed an advance Of
more than three points, and other
popular speculative favOrites showed
advances OF two points or more. In
the last hour profit taking forced re-
cessions from the highs, but the tone
at the close was firm ami most OF the
price changes for the day were up
ward. The announcement Of a re-
ceivership for the Continental Candy
Company which came during the last
Eaf hour, had but little effect on the
price Of the stock or the other candy
shares.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
RECEIVERS NAMED
FOR BIG CANDY FIRM
t. A. Poher and Benjamin Schnee-
wind Give $4,000, Bond in
Action Involving Millions.

Federal Judge Knox this afternoon
appointed Edwin A. Potter j.. OF New
York and Benjamin Schneewind Of
Chicago receivers for the Continen-
tai Candy Corporation, with plants
in Jersey City and Chicago, whose
business is said to run into the mil
lions. The receivers gave Joint
bond Of $50, 900.
The petition for the creditors was
filed by Rosenberg, Ball & Marvin.
No statement of the assets and lia-
bilities was available.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
NO EXCUSE FOR COLD FLATS,
Landlord Fined 5000 for Not Hav-
ting Boiler in order.

Landlords VINO depend on the excuse
that their heating plants are out Of
order received a jolt to-day when Il
was announced that Magistrate Charles
y. Harris, In Municipal Term Court,
had fined the Loonhard Realty Conn
pany $500 Tor failing to supply sum
cient heat to twenty-five negro fam
HES occupying Nos. III and ll3 West
143d Street.
II was claimed that the boiler was
defective, but Magistrate Harris said
the landlords negligence in not having
repairs made was no excuse for failing
to heat the houses.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
CREW ABANDONS
SINKING FREIGHTER
The Mount Clay ReScueS Men
Aboard Belgian Ship Bombardier
48O Miles Of Halifax.

MONTREAL. Feb. s.-The British
steamship Bombardicr. whlch left New
York FEB. with cargo FOR Antw 2rp,
has been abandoned $50 miles sOu9a 'ast
OF uuifax, according to a radio mos
sage received EerC to-day from the
steamer Mount Clay.
The position OF the BOugOardier When
last seen was latitude 4O,1a North lonsi-
tude 54.lO West. and the message stated
she Wus sinking rapidly.
The BorfDaTdler, a vessel Of 2,l97 net
tons, vas cleared from New York by
uhe Lloyd Royal Beige stegmship
lines.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
FRAUD CHARGED IN DIVORCE.
u. ". MiIsey, No'V suing, Says lie
Never Was served In Wife's Action.

Evidence IN the suit for divorce
brought by Edward W. Wilsey OF No
16l Linwood Street, Brooklyn, from
AIRS. Lillian Garfield Wlsey, heard to-
day in the Brooklyn Supreme Court,
disclosed that Mrs. Wlsey. who was
living as the wife Of Louis c. Dayton
at Mattituck, l.. l.. last November. and
revealed her Identity when told by a
detective that a fortune awaited Mrs.
LIlian Wilsey
Detective Walter S. Ttenkcn testified
that Mrs. Wilsey told him she had Oh
taiued divorce nom Mr.. Wilsey in
Maine iu March, 1917, and had married
Dayton the following month. Mr.. VIII
sey alleged that he had never been
served with papers IN his wite's action
and that she had obtained q divorce
fraudulently.
justice Benedict reserved decision.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
DIVIDENDS

The Atlas Powder Company de-
olared the regular quarterly 3 per
cent common dividend, payable in
cash March 10 10 stock OF record
Feb. IS.
Three Tnonths ago a stock dividend
was declared in addition 10 the reg
ular cash dividend OF per cent.
The Crescent Pipe Line Company
declared the regular quarterly Is
cents dividend, payable March Is 10
stock Sf record F,sb %.
The evening world., 1921-02-09
Women in PISTOL right.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 0.-Words
between women that grew out OF a
quarrel between children resulted in
gun play and the arrest OF Mrs. Alice
tent to kill Mrs. Jennie Hawkins. The
latter has a bullet wound in a leg Tine
women were said by neighbOrs to have
come 70 blows before the shot was
hreed.