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The Washington times., 1922-06-22
MARINES hike
To SENECA RUN
FOR 2-DAY Stay
Great Reception Given Force
During Their Halt In
Rockville.

The hiking marines who are
journeying from Quantico to Gettys-
burg were given q vociferous send
off yesterday as they left Rockville,
Nd, on their way to Seneca Run,
about two miles north Of Gathers.
burg, Nd, where they VIII rest TO.
day.
A baseball game, which was
scheduled to take place between
teams representing the leather
necks" and the Rockville Post,
American Legion, was postponed
because of the delay In the sham
battle exercises. II In expected the
contest win take place today st
Seneca Run.
Lejeune Visits Camp.
The troops were honored yester.
day with a visit by Maj. Gen. John
A. Lajeune, commandant of the
marine corps. and Brig. Gen. Logan
Feland. The officers and many Of
the troops met Judge Tolson, one
time dispatch rider In the First Mis-.
sisippi Cavalry. He Is one Of Mary
lands "thin gray line" The vet
Grams shook hands vigorously and
the Judge entertained the officers
with tales Of Gettysburg. The Judge
said he was captured by the Fed
erals, but was paroled the following
Christmas. He was administering
chloroform to the wounded that lay
on the battlefield when he was made
prisoner.
While the officers and leading
townspeople were having a gen.a!
chat the "leathernecks" were being
entertained by pretty Montgomery
county girls who flocked to town to
witness the sham battle and the ten
scout planes that buzzed overhead.
When the men were given the order
to fall out" the girls presented them
with oranges. bottles of milk. soft
drinks and apples.
Farmers Flock to Town.
Hundreds Of farmers, their wives
and children. seated in fiag.bedecked
autos, watched the olive-clad boys as
they marched away.
The troops will rest at Seneca Run
two days and the chaplains are plant
ming many entertainments TO enliven
their stay there.
Two skirmishes which preceded the
great battle at Gettysburg will be
re-enacted today.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
Reminding You
of What's Doing
at PLayhOuSeS

RELASCo--"Getting Ger
- ties Carter hilarious
farce.
Garrick -"Bought and Paid
For" Harrigan featuring.
Keith's-Van and Corbett
topping good bill.
Palace--"Seeing Is Believ-
ing" with Viola Dana.
Crandalps - "Beauty's
WORTH" with Marion Davies.
Rialto-"His Wife's Hus-
band" and Betty Blythe.
tropolitan-"Fool
First" a Neilan thriller.
Coiumbia--"Foolish Wives
in its second week.
Strand--"The Rosary" fea-
turing Jane Novak.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

rie and ilf-sorted couples, for sew
eral members OF the local organi-
zation appeared in the play dur
ing its New York run, among
them Miss Wanda Lyon, the origi-
nal "Gertie"
A number Of actors and act
resses direct from Broadway have
been added to the roster OF the
Belasco players for this engage
ment, among them Coralinne
Wade. Henry Duffy, Leon Pierre
Gendron, Hilda Vaughn and Bran.
don Peters Earle Foxe is cast in
the amusing role Of the butler, Al
Ian.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

Worth" aCos-
mopohtan pro-
duction of gen.
uinely notable
artistic achieve
ment. A sup
pl eme n ( ar y
comedy viii be
supplied by
Harry Pollard
in Strictly
Modern"
A d o u b Q
program will
be shown to-
morrow and
Saturday when
Betty Comp
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

druggists, Commissioner Haynes
states: Druggists, on and after
June !, 1922, must not fill prescrip-
ttons for intoxicating liquor written
on any other than this new revised
form, except in an emergency case
as at present provided by regulations.
The commissioner further directs
that the filling by any druggist on
and after June of prescriptions for
Intoxicating liquor on the old form
OF prescription blank should be con-
sidered sufficient grounds for the
revocation Of his permit"
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
Horse Is Hero
THE adaptation Of Max Brand

THE adaptation Of Max Brands
novel "Alcatraz" to the screen
II to be known as Just Tony" in
honor Of Tom Mix's famous horse
Tony. an animal almost as well
known to motion picture fans as
the Fox star himself. The leading
character in the picture IL a horse
hero. and for once Tom Mix will
play second fiddle to his trusty
steed.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
COUNTERFEIT
LIQUOR BLANKS
'AFL0QD NATION
Prohibition Commission Takes
Summary Action to Void
.s Bogus Papers.

Wholesale counterfeitins OF
physicians prescription blanks for
intoxicating liquors has resulted
In drastic action being taken by
Prohibition Commissioner Roy G.
Haynes, it was learned today.
country with fake Federal prescrip'
tion blanks, Commissioner Haynes
on May IS issued instructions te ply
sicians throughout the country that
by June / they would have 70 turn
IN the old form Of prescription blank
70 the Bureau OF Internal Revenue
and apply for the new formswhich
would be ready for distribution by
that time. -. :
Old Form Recalled.
Similar instructions were given 10
ali druggists that their permits to
fill LIQUOR prescriptions would be re-
voked IL II was found they were till
ing the old form of prescription blank
that was issued by the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue after prohibition
went into effect and when regulations
were made for the medical men TO
issue prescriptions for whiskey for
their patients.
While many Washington physi.
clans have received the new form OF
prescription blanks from Federal
Prohibition Director Budnitz, OF
/. Washington. Baltimore district, many
Others have not as yet received the
new forms. ... .....
Several weeks ago, Federal agents
discovered that many counterfeit
prescriptions for whjskey were he
ing honored by druggists and an In
vestigation began to learn where
they were being printed and distrib.
uted. It is said the authorities
traced the counterfeiting to New
York, II being one Of the cities where
most Of the fake prescriptlon blanks
were being honored bv druggists,
Arrest Of the alleged counterfeit.
ers is expected most any day. The
counterfeiting Is alleged to have
taken place In New York and several
men are now said to be under sur
veillance Of the Federal agents.
The new form Of prescription
blanks being furnished the, physi'
clans throughout the country are
as large banks use on steel en-
the water mark Of B. I. r.
Commissioner Hayes declared that
the change in the from of prescrip-
tion blanks for whiskey was made
as safeguard against counterfeit
ing. He admitted that his attention
had been called to the counterfeit.
ing Of physician. prescription blanks
for whiskey. He said that the new
style Of prescription blank was prac.
tically counterfeit proof.
May Revoke Permits.
Washington physicians received
Commissioner Haynes orders not TO
use the old style prescription blank
after June 1 from Federal Prohibi-
ton Director Edmund Budnitz.
Not only have the counterfeiters
printed exact copies Of the old stvle
prescription blank issued by the bu-
reau Of internal revenue. but the
wholesale forgery Of the names of
physicians have been made on the
lake prescription blanks.
In the order to Washington
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
Beware the Bear
WILLIAM RUSSELL has

WILLIAM RUSSELL has re.
w covered sufficiently from an
attack upon him by a bear at the
Fox Los Angeles studio to be able
to continue work. The bear bit
Russell on the arm, and while the
wound was not severe, every pre-
caution was taken to prevent any
thing serious developing from the
mishap.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22

run in N 6 W
York, Is proving
one OF the hits
Of the local sea-
son at the Bel
q Q CO Theater,
and. since no
announcement OF
next weeks at
traction has been
made. many are
hoping this pro-
duction may be
held over. The
company IL CIV
Ing an excep-
tional perform
ance OF this hill
artous play Of
haymows, linge-
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
CRANDALL'S-
Marion Davies.

MARION DAVIES. one Of the
screens gifted beauties. is
the pictured star OF the bill today
at Crandan's Theater. in "Beauty's
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
EXPERTS INVESTIGATE
ROAD BUILDING SANDS

The Bureau of Public Roads soon
will begin an Investigation Of sands
unsuitable for concrete because OF
the presence Of loan or other organic
matter.
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
FIRST SUMMER WEEK BRINGS VARIED JOYS
FRITZ ,Scheff
Is Sole Topliner
Of Keith's Bill

TJRITzI scHEFF, ychanteuss
n comique. better known as
"The Little Devil OF Grand
OPERA" win be the sole headliner
in all her witchery OF voice and
manner at B. r. Keith's theater
next week. commencing at the
Monday matinee. The extra added
attraction win be Eddie Kane and
Jay Herman. famous as .'The Mid
night Sons" +' =
A gorgeous spectacular review.
"A Night In Spain" win be pre-
sented with a company OF nine
genuine Castillian senors and Sc
noritas. Larry Harkins and hrs
"Monarchs Of Melody" is another
important inclusion. Jack Norton
and company will gather laughter
with their new comedy. '.Recupera.
tion." Bobbe and Nelson will sing
about His Girl" Edward Miller
will offer semi-classic songs. Reck
and Recktor, the society entertain
ers. and the usual house numbers
close the list. tsk..
Sunday at and S:15 p. M. the
current bill with Van and Corbett
topping will be given Its final pres
entations. s-s r y - 80
the death OF Shackleton. the Arc
A DIR e 8 8 made entirely Of
"A silver ribbon and strings OF
pearls is worn by Marion Davies
in her next Cosmopolitan picture.
THE Young DIANA" from the
novel by Marie Coreili. The dress
symbolizes Light. Joseph Urban
designed the settings for the pic
ture. Nr''-. s.@r-
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
BELASCO-
Getting Gertie's Carter"

GO CETT1NG GERTIE's GAR.
TER" the Avery Hopwood
farce which had 80 sensational q
The Washington times., 1922-06-22
Mexican Border
Lite Portrayed
AtLOew'S Palace

STORY Of love and adven-
ture along the Mexican
border, North of the Rio
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nes costoses o mas cualQnier otra eosa
que Ud.e epueda usar.
Una dos cucharaditas hmplan per
fectament eel cabelo y 81 cueco cabe-
nudc. M6jese sencillamente ell cabello
con aqua tibia y fr6telo con este. Pro
duce una espuma rica y abundante, la
cual sc enjuaga facilmente quitardo has
ia la ultima partfcula de rolvo y caspa.
FL cabello Sc SEGA rapida y nniforme-
nente hacienda flexible Ell cuero cAbellu-
do ell pelo flno, sedoso, lustroso y on
dulado.
El aceite dc coco mulsi1ed prede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- cualquier botica,
drogueria, perfumeria o peluquerta. Els
muy econ6mico, paes bastan unas GUAM
tas onzas para que toda una famiha
tenga con que hmpiarse la cabellera du,
rante meses. Exijase que lIeve Ell nom-
bre mulsifed.
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Al.RORDE. .I.A'VIDk
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SOMBRAS DEL PASADO

viera noticias de el su amante hurta-
dillas. Sc desesperaba y rugia, como una
pantera hambrienta, ante aquel silencio
| Quasi un desprecio. Y Sc preguntaba:
| lpor que no wiener; 5acaso no soy digna
de el?, o, 6habra dado su amor a
ctra mujer? Y, ante esa idea, la felina
corria exasperada aullante hacia Ell
espejo consultor; y, va segura de que
ninguna otra mujer podia rivalizarla,
rompia en- una estrepitosa Y chillona car
cajada, con arrogante v expressive mo-
vimisnto de cabeza, decfa: ''no, es i'm
possible; 81 es mio, solamente mio, y ma
! die, mas que yo podr& disfrutar de ess,
iinico amor nlio..
Mas 81, como 81 la terra lie hub:ese
/ tragado, permanecia envuelto en- su
mutismo, y, aunque de ella, innGmeras
! epistolas habia recibido, Sc. .mostraba, pa
ra no "caer", fuerte y decidido. No
guerra faltar al juramento v abrigaba,
siempre EN- Ell, su inquebrantable fe...
! Y, cuando va Sc proclamaba victorio-
so. por creerse dsshgado de auuella
aventura, que mas tarde habria de serle
fatal, recibi6 de ella la vista, que no
podia, por mas tempo, aquel silencio So
portar.
De buena CANA la hubiera echado de
su casa, pero ante Ia seductora Y fasci-
nadora presencia de aquela mujer, sus
energfas decaian y, de emocion, tcdc su
ser Sc estremecia.
-IQue deseas?,-la dice. IA que has
venido aqui? mo comprendes que este,
de enterarse tn maTido tie compromete?
--si, querido, 10 comprenao; pero 10
que suceda NADIA me importa 81 he de
tenerte a ii? 6Acaso crees, que podria
seguir soportando tn olvido?...
Y corri6 presurOsa hacia el, suplican
dole:
! -IVerdad que aun me amas? va eres
mfo otra vez no me olvidaras, Gver-
dad? No, jamas. jC6mo habria de suce-
der este, 81 eres tn parte de mi vida?
Mas como el viera que ella intentaba
abrazarle, la rechaza...
-iApartate, fnuier; marchate de aqui!
iC6mo tirar al lodo. de manera tan vi
llama y ruin ell honor del hombre, de
quien amigo fuf? Perteneces a el, Y solo
el debes querer. IA que haber undo tu
suerte un ser que mas tarde habrias
de aborrecer?. Vete; 81, vete y olvida..,
Y con ademanrresuelto quiso desasirse
de ella, que va 10 estrechaba contra su
pecho
No. amor mio; jperderte ahora, que
nuevamente te he conquistado?
estampa en- su boca I'm amoroco beso,
! beso del triunfoy y la conquista..
Y aquel infslz es vencido nueva-
mente. La fe y creencia en- Dios desapa-
recen de su mente,.. FL leon ruje ante el
olor de la carne... Eva triunfa... Venus
vence. FL buitre cae sobre la presa. Y
ambos, envueltos en- una ola de passion,
Sc lanzan al mar voluptuoso del amor.
Vicente sANABRIA.
| Catano febrero de 1922.
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1NvITAMos A UD,

A visitar nuestra galeria do arte de
Metropolis en- Tetuan No. l. (frente al
Palace Hotel).
81 piensa hacer algIn trabalo sobre
la tumba de los suyos, le convene to-
mar nnestros precios, y yer ursstras
producciones de arte italico de legitimo
marmol italiano (Carrara).
Nuestro principal Estudio s taller
de Pietrasanta (Itana) nos ha lemitido
hermosas Estatuas verdaderas joyas do
arte, Cruces coronas BOcas de nichOs
que ofrecemos m6dico precio.
oLINTo BARToLI ART STUDIO Co.
italian Marble Shop.
Fijese bien Frente al Palace Hotel
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g. ..iDios!... Pero, Gacaso existe ese po-
der imaginario quien, al traves de los
siglcs, nuestros antecesores han dado Ell
nombre de Dios? iQue habra de cierto
respecto este? Los hombres mas Sc
sudos de la TERRA no han podido negar
una conclusion defnitiva sobre este
enigma. Sin embargo, en- mi, que NADIA
soy en- Ia vida, no existe la duda. Creo
que debe haber algiin poder sobre-huma
no al cual nos debemos y por ell cual de-
bemos regirnos. Mi madre,-dulce nom
re!,-infltr6 esa idea en- mi, tratando
de hacerme lin hombre digno de Ell, e
hizo surgir en- mi coraz6n ese amor Ia
tente haeia ese Ser, que para muchos,
es una fabula... Mas yo pregunto: Gc6mo
es possible, ioh Dios mio!, que til, que
todo 10 puedes, que RIGGS ese immense in
1inito que llamamos Universe que Gre
aste al hombre a tn semejanza, permitas
que perdure, por mas tempo, ell NAL en-
tire los seres que habitan este planeta?
IPor que. los hombres no habran de res
petarse rnutuamente Y quererse como
hermancs, 81 eres tii, Senior, Gnico Ser
quien todos debemos amor Y sumisi6n?
iohl, la vida; miserable Y maldita vida.
5Habra de existir jamas entire nosotros
ell amor la ammonia? Y dime, Gpor que
no has de extinguir la existencia de
aquel, que, durante su rotacion por la
terra, hase complacido en- ell NAL? iOhi,
81, va comprendo; la excitaci6n nervic-
sa del momento me hace blasfemar.
Un padre no podr1a matar al hijo, por
los desaciertos que este cometiera. Y
he ahi, en- tt, ell mismo case. Eres justo
", puesto que asi eres, hagase tn volun-
tad EN- la terra como en- Ell cielo.. Has
dotado tus hijos de ampla y absolute
libertad para ell desenvolvimiento en- la
vida, y son ellos tinicos responsables de
sus acciones... Y a tt vengo, padre mfo,
en- estos momentos de abatimiento, en-
este instante de dclor, en- esta hora de
buscar, como ell naufrago, mi saliva
ci6n. NADIA debo decirte, pues como til
todo 10 sabes, conoces, de mi alma, los
pesares... fsalvame! ST, saliva este mi
serable y maldito, indigno de vivir la
vida que tn lie depararas... He ultrajado
la dignidad de un nombre, mancillado
la honra de I'm hogar,-el hogar del ami
go, que sinceramente me fu6 ofrecido- -
abusando de la confianza de un hom-
bre... Luche contra la tentacion y NADIA
pude- y, como fuera .d6bil la voluptuosa
vision de la hembra me venci6... Ella,
la maldita, la infel, bestia insaciable del
deseo, tendio la red, y yo convertible en-
un degenerate y desgraciado, fuf anhe-
lantc hacia esa flor de pecado libar en-
su caliz la nliel de Ia voluptuosidad y
ell placer. Hoy estoy arrepentido de-
seo reparar ell error cometido. 6Quien
podra curar esa herida producida en- mi
alma, que, como el cancer, roe en- mi ser?
Solo tn. IPodr5 tener fe? TIL 10 t6ijiste:
'ayddate, y yo te ayudare"...
" con estas palabras cerraba mi
amigo una de las paginas mas oscuras
y dolcrosa de su diario.
Los dias transcurrfan, sin que ella, la
npY1,hra Eosnoca " cndjan+a dn auon1. +11
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NO HAY NINcUNA RAzoN

Una mujer achacosa es una -calamidad y
hace que 10 sean todos aquellos que la
rodean. No hay razon p;r ra que las muje-
res esten enfermas cuando Naeva SGlud
de Reno da nuevo vigor, vida tuerzas,
y devuelve cl bicnestar salud q las mt
jeres neryiosas y enfermizas Esta es una
medicina segura para enfermedades de las
mujcres. Corrige la menstruacion dolo-
rosa c3casa, abundante irregular; evita
cGra ia excesiva palpitacion del corazon
y marcos, alivia la infamacion descar-
gos leucorreos y fortalecc el sistema neT-
vioso. No contiene narcotics 0 drogas
q las cuales ~pueda habituarse y es un
verdadero t6nico para Ia mujer. lPor
que ha de continuar I'd. padeciendo cuan-
do esta acreditada medicinal pondra FIN
sus Intermediates?
Nne3a SGlnd de Reno da salud accion
natural al sistenla entero. Cornpre una
boteila hoy mismo. De vepta en- todas las
dreguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO s CO.. Fabriesnte.. New Yerk.
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81 HIJOS

CLEVELAND, Ohio Mrs. Mary
Di Gregorio infor1na que es Eladre de
trointa un ninos De estos, trece vi
ven actualmente. Los m6dico3 infor-
man cue este es uno de los mejores
. records" en- maternidad. Mrs. Grego-
rio Sc case los diez y seis af5s Su
hija mayor cuenta % afios y Ia nenor
nueve messs.
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HOTELES
ALCAZAR

Luna 50. Frente al Municipio
Nuevo Hotel Modernamente equipa.
dos COcina criolla. Habitacicnes fres-
SAa. Buen Trato. Precios de situa.
e460. Sc admiten abonados.
Francisco RIEVERA.
Propietario.
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Ia CAFETERIA
Ell YESURIO
SEVML.A

ri MAS freseo, ample eerES&oR EN-
hGta ri mar. DEPARTMENTS para fa.
m3iiAx. Frente AI ediAeiO dsl gsnaAa
r sareA do los demAS Centres OAeias
!ss. El mats cOnvsnianse para iran.
lsIAtes. --Ea AlGvilan 40 eazaas ~
nanal, auincsn&l nsnsEal. Esgpe-
asJs cemplsto, $500, Gale de Girls.
10, Nam. 16. San Juan. TelA3ono S4S
2. O. Bsx Ssa. PrsptstGrIe: PEDR0
ARHlBTA.
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UN KoMBRE HERE A oTRo CoN
UNA cUCHILLA PLEGADIzA

En- ell barrio Mcnacillo, dc Rio Pie
dras. ceferino Colon, de treinta amos,
acometi6 Y argedi6 con una cuchilla
plegadiza Angel Anquino, producien-
dole nueve heridas graves en- un brazo,
espalda y costado izquierdo. Ell agresor,
una vez consumado ell delito, Sc di6 a
la fuga, stendo arrestado por la policia
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Restaurant Angelo
90 sl establecimiento donde acudo 10
sks SeiectO do la isls, pOr sncOntrarss
sH q como en Su casa.
San JeS& 8.
INlsi.ATE.RRA

groRissaria: Tes& D. RoATigaes-
,aHes Ns s. TeI&&enO 300. Ear SaAa.
eusrts Rice. Gituado on ma de lsR
FrinclpaIes Gales, seroa del Tres
del Ts&trs, pr6xima a los HuslIes,
oaAi1a@ al Corre0 y 2ezn6a E&iSst8s
Fedsralss. Bucn SrSts. SsrvieiG az
sa1sMts. Sc slrven Comidss . dsmbGs.
ie, Sc adxaita1 abonados q prezsss
Sil1s@ea
FL HOTEL CONDADO-
VANDERBILT
San Juan, P. r
Con el sefior A. C. Matson como
nuevo administrator.
Almuerzo de 1900 a 200 P. M.
ID $1.50 por cubierto.
Comida de csc P. M. 900 P. NJ
$3.50 por cubierto.
Bale en- ell restaurant durante Ia
comi6a.
BALE DE CONFIANZA lTODOS
LOS DOMINGOS
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Este deseca Ell cue
ro cabelludo, ha-
ciendo el cabello
fragil y quebradi-
20.
Lo mas prudente
es adoptar come
medic de limpieza
Ell aceite de coco
mulsifcd, que es
puro y absolute.
ments inofensivo.
y que supera en- eff
cacia a Ios ia.bo.
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catano, febrerO de 1922.
EN- nErnF1c1o DE LA NraEz


NEW YORK Ell primer edifcio
coastruido en- el mundo especial
mente para el bienestar de la nihez, Sc
abri6 en- cnero 80 de este aho en- la
calle Worth numerc 145 de esta ciudad.
FL alcalde dc Ia ciudad asi como ell ex
Gobernador Smith y otras personas i'm
pcrtantes pronunciation discusses. Mrs.
Sofia Loeb presidente de la Junta y
q. tiene su cargo unos 25 mi nifios y
Z 500 madres. estara presentc durante
Ia ceremonial. En- cl citado edidcio ha-
bra Una clinica dental, departamento
para suministrar empleos, departsmen
tos para exarnencs fisicos y un nuer
ndmero de enfermeras para ell servicio
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Ell So indiscreto de los jabOues
scha a perder Ia cabellera

81 quiere usted conservar su cabellera
tenga cuidado con Ell uso dc los jabones
La mayoria de los jabones y shampds
preparados contienen demasiado alcali.
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Los dias transcurrian, sin que ella, la
hembra descosa Y sedienta de amor tu-
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ell dia cuatro de este mes Conducido a
presencia del Juez municipal, este calif-
CO Ell delito de acometi1niento aggression
grave.
The Washington times., 1922-05-11
RAC|NGEvENTS
At ARLINGTON
FOLLOW SHOW
Saturdays and Holidays viii
See Horses Leave Virginia
Barrier This Summer.

Horsemen in Washington ana
Virginia have leased the Arlington,
Va. driving park and under the
name of the National Capital Driv.
ing Association will conduct q se.
ries OF races there this summer.
The first card has been made up
for Saturday. May 20, immediately
after the close OF the horse show.
There, are four events on the first
card. which II as follows: Free-for.
race, three-heat plan: purse, 150.
all trotunE race, three-heat plan;
purse, $3.50. Free-for-an pacins
Free-for-all five-eiehths mile run.
ming race, with purse Of 800, and
one free.for-sll one-mile running
race; purse, 800.
1t IL planned TO have races each
Saturday and on holidays. Entries
are being handled by. Clarence J.
Ulery. Of the Burlington Hotel,
president OF the new association.
The Washington times., 1922-05-11
KRAMER QUITS
BICYCLE TRACK
AFTER23,YEARS
Veteran Splinter Finds It Too
Hard to Get Into Condition
At His Advanced Age.

Frank Kramer, OF Newark, N. g.,
former worlds champion bike
sprinter and one Of the athletic mar.
vels Of the age, has ridden his lSst
race. This remarkable rider OF
twenty-three years Of bike Campaign.
ing finds II 30 hard to get in con.
dition that he is ready to hand up
his wheel.
The veteran sprinter went down
in defeat Sunday before wellis
Spencer in a sprint series at New.
ark. although Kramer won the sec.
ond heat. After the race Kramer,
In conversation with Manager Nat
Butler, OF the Revere track, said that
his failure to reach the proper con
dition means that he is done as a
high class rider.
Butler says Kramer appeared
greatly depressed. and yet, accord.
ing to Nat, Spencer beat Kramer
by q scant foot in the final heat.
The loss OF Kramer would be q
tremendous one to the bike earine.
No rider in the history OF the sport
has had such a following as the
lantern -jawed Newark veteran. kra.
mer won the national amateur cnenl.
pionship twice and turned profes-
sional when only eighteen years old.
He was the worlds champion in 1912.
Plenty Of sleep and abstinence nom
smoking 10 Kramer's recipe for ath.
letic longevity.