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GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS
ON COLUMBUS TRACK
Margaret Dillon Wins Elks'
Stake by Equaling Own
Worlds Record.
GRACE DIRECT is pEATE,
Esta G and B~~ Tide Other Fnvoritc "a
to Wtn-Prinrrs. EtRvnh, First
Choice, Loses to Baron Worthy In
ana Glass Trot.
Try Assncinted I,rnss-1

Ing days racing of the midsummer
Grand Circuit meeting here this ar
t.ernoon was featured by tho splcn-
did performance OF Margaret Dillon
In winning tho Elks' Home 2:04 pace
and by the consistent work OF orir!-
other events.
Margaret Dillon won the Elks'
Stake in straight heats. her aver
age time being 2:0l IA for each mile
performance at Toledo two weeks
ago, when she paced the three fast
race. Grace Direct was tho pool IA
barred
Es,a 6 was easily mistress of her
other favorite. also disposed OF The
2;lI trot,ers. The fourth event. the
2l2 trot. saw Princess Etawah a
first choice, beaten by Barron Wor-
summary;
,2:IIs-ciaSs pace, three heats. purse
Is,i, G, +. m, Morrison, ~. III
stew, 0.B9y, b. =, CSlaighD
and tNalentine) " 2
Lark spur, h. &. ChildS) . i 7
n,rrinSs:s" :: Msr 2,nN'SI Doctor ! sl :
KALI n!'s a E%'"i pn The FLASK BASS, Euddy
Time. 2:ns 10 2:o6 i-2: eos 10 ''"'
:, I'll ndaI class trot. three heats. purse
T The T Tr1,n,p br; h. 'c :. ~
genera S!ng. h. e, perry > :
10Y Archda!e. blk. H. ,Childs, : 4
iaiia IA ich!e, b. h. tEdnranp 4 !
nnminta and rctcr VIII Tell also
started. Time. zoo -: 200 i-2.
2;o4-class pace. tho Eiks. ,romc
S,ake, thrco heats. purse 81 .oo0.
-fhIEaret Dillon h. m. (Mur-
Grace I5a Direct. h. m. .6vaicn,inci !
Lucy /. blk. m. tMorrisonG .
1Iohn Henry II. g, cox &
roger 6. On. q. CF.rskine,
7, kNth Patch. Logan Hcdsewood and
s :oi also s1oS started. Time. zoo ~.
81 3oIdl 5 tr2;. three heats. purse
Baron Worthy. h. g. u.ewis, 6
Sr nh%i E'awah. +, m. (slnr- ;
APPETITE TRr,l Mckinney, br. &,
5Baryes, Lad. ht. h.. iiPiiaxiicoji ! J :
ooIEoio. Dix. g.. Berry G
un,ssima. worthy Bond The Ma.
!9r, PHYLLIS Admiral and Maminn III.
80 started Time. zoo IL: 2:os IL,
- -
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INDIANS DEFEAT S0X,
WITH COvELESK|E UP
Chicago Only Able to Hi, in
One Inning. While I,abrr
Was Easy.
INv NssocI,tcA rro.a. |

CLENELANp. July - cleveland
easily defeated Chicago today. 10
;. coveleEkie was puzzle. especial
~ with mon on bases. until tho eighth
inning. when Hooper doubled With
,"o on and two out. The indians hi,
faber safely in nearly every inning.
Score:
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GIANTS AND PIRATES
SPLIT IN DOUBLE BILL
New York Wins Second, AZ.
ter Dropping Opener to
Pittsburgh.
[ BY ASSOCIATED Press.]

PITTSBURGH. PA. July 24.-New
York and Pittsburgh split a double
header here today. the Pirates win
ming the first. Z Ia ,. while tho Giants
took tho second. II To 4. Cooper was
master in the first game Keeping the
Giants hits scattered. His support
was sensational.
Thc visitors pounded four pitchers
IN the final game for nineteen hits.
The veteran Adams was takon out
after three innings. hut the other III
rate hurlers Jared just the same.
Scores:
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AS DEFEAT SENATORS
EEy Associated Press

r,n,. ,ii ~ ltEI .i'lilA. July 24-Rryan
U,hy. ana Philadelphia won. 4 To
,iar"nc" Waller hit his twenty
E,HIin nom" run of the season OF
,rri'NS"n III the third. and was rnh.
n"d "f another in III. seventh. wh.n
a, u ian pushed the bail out of The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25
CHAMPION CYCLIST
DECIDES TO RETIRE
Ry Associated Pr-ss.l

7, :, !. w NKh y j., July 24.-Frank I.
N!amer, CHAMPION professional rHdar
81 america. today announced HE +e
s s!.g'mNh l.. from The bicycle racing
pant in bicycle races for VA 80
~ Ncars 'w"nty-three Of which
nc ms ridden as "a professional,
records IuitS with four worlds
>, ~ 10 ms credit. rhc ansrt.r-
M" IN - 20 seconds: un, thir5 i,
q m.ic IN 70 60 seconds half ~, ~,
~ =" seconds. and thrcc-ot,art.rs
- "'''" IN minute 81 seCGrds
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T rI In Fine Fertile.

= DELcANo. y. J.. jay "a, tho
th nna ise Sh STRIP i,9n,igh; !! vas said
IN fine fettle. with the prospect ~,
stepping into tho ring Thursday ntrht
In thr best pf condition In his cnr;Ssc;r
his spErr.ns partners declared
atter me workouts toda! ,hnt thcV
aad never known him 10 bn in nettcr
FORM Tender expects 10 continue
hls strennoas daily grind Up 10 III
ga, of the b1r,. shoJ; ROAD hikcs
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Ti'lehoIdcr Win. WATCH

PHILADELPHIA. July ei.-rar,
hiscner' the titleholder. and mos, oi
round matches today i'm tho Maj
states tennis tournament at Cvnwvd
Fischer defeated X. NJ Graham. : q
t-2. Bith William 7. Tildcn. national
champion. and Wallace r. Johnson
noidcr Of IN" Pennsylvania state
ChampIonshin. dcfHultnd
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JOL|FF TURNS BACK
CLIMBING BUILDERS
Wilson Wins From Newport
News and Tighicns
Hold on TOP.
Special to TIL" Times Dispatch.l

WILSON. y G. July 24-With
jol'n pitching in tor form and Red
b"wrns ro"ting. Wilson today won Il
thrilling game from the Shipbuild-
crs ny tn" score Of 3 To -. 10y bunch
lnr hltS with Bonifays base on balls
IN Inc eighth inning. The gam" was
played on Il wet diamond I'm, rho
Ehme T,as tul of good plays Tx.
work of WhitCraft and Palmer pre-
uonindted Tor the visitors. while tho
neldinE of MathaR and the timniv
hitunf, Of Miller and Roth featured
for WILSON, The score:
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.'"'IrH Tot IonO1rd IN eighth
Ran for Grob i'm iphtb
Score ivy innings:
New York M, nm nm :"
Pittsburgh OOo 0ao oNx >
summary: Iw"- base hits bancroft
,""yh. 49, Thr"c-hasc hits-k ely.
ShEncr Iierney. Stolen bascs-Ri:s-
S"ii' rrlSrh. aCrihccs-Maranvi
bancroft. Ticrnry. Double MAY
n"p"r and Ma,ranvilla. Lett on
n,,'scS--H"w York. =: Pittsburgh. :.
h"S"S on halls--"T Jnnnard. .. Struck
%ni.hy j. Barnes. |: by .Ionnnrd /,
10y COOPER & Hits OF !. Earncs. :
IN mon" ont in ffth): nfr Tnnnard
COOPER. Losin. pitcher Rorntx
1881 >N'''' i'm"'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rttShur9h. a-4t New York, .-II.
NO othcr games nchedulrd,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
htrnp" Mt Bo>ton.
Pittsburgh Mt HrOokIyp
~. Louis Ht New York,
Cincinnati mt philHdcIpbIn
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STANDING or e.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
iIo>t"n NJ thirRgo.
NrN ! orb ut -. Louis,
Washington Mt Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland
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RED SOX GRAB GAME
IBy Arsociated Press.l

IBy NHsOClated PTess.I
CONNELLSFlLLE. July ~. = Tho
Boston Red SoK Defeated Connels-
Vile in an exhibition game here to-
day. TO ..
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Boston ........ 900 220 4o1-s IA q
Conncilsviilc 900 900 200 =
Batteries: Quinn. Picrcy and Rucl,
Walters; Cozar. Labiak and Mullen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

I'N NNsUETlItU T'TVNS
Hthp LAKE y j. Iuly "a
Benny Leonard believes he IS a; In.
highest form he VIII ever attain as
boxer rio rates Low Tender AS
lesser man than Rocky Kansas.
VINO was easy for the champion a (ow
weeks ago. He is training as ass.du
uHs!y as ne trained for his important
M 'cHtS OF the past nat he said
toa"y Is why ne thinks he viii knock
our The rhiladelphian before tho
ssventh round ot their l!EhtweIEht
r. T5 an p,onhnin TIT in Jersey City
L.<qarsid today hesan ,aperins of
tsonr ne hqu, With Tender Whhssn ne he
hhn'sneG me grind. the champion said
lplnorrow; go through light eye.
cises on wednesday and do = jit,ie
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REFORMERS FEAR FOR HEALTH
OF FIGHTERS, THEYNOW SAY
Anti.PrizeF Fight Committee Argues That Benny Leon
ard and Lew Tender Nav BE Hurt if Permitted
to Collide Thursday Night.

familiar, having hcen drcTned FOR
the count thereby
Six hundred close relatives Of the
Jersey political lino-up hay" been
appointed ushers for the fight and
are holding drills ~ The arena. which
has been entirely repaired
~ INC general admission price 81
). ana -. Tex Richard said irday
mat he expected &" draw 1T least
1000 people. The second largest mob
~ the history ~ pmailism. Reports
mat hcnlpcrS had snapped up ;hc BIZ
seats ana werc demanding $40 each
wrr" discrsdit"d by Tex He said
mat DOUBTLESS tn" 'gNp~' got suulo
~ ~" best r"ais. hut maintained that
pi"nty stlll were 10 Ice had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25
DOUBLE-HEADER SET

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. Juiv 2t-
The frS, game Of the series between
the Tarhc-ls and Truckers was called
OF this afternoon on account OF rain
and subsequent not grounds. II was
formerly stated that Tho two clubs
would t'nRc double heS dor tomor-
row. the Arst game to he called at
$50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25
REDS DEFEAT YANKS
INV Associated PROSE-.

CINCISNATI. July 2t--In a loope-
~ played exhibition game here today
the Reds defeated the New York Yam
KEGS to z Ruth hit home run
in the sixth innings.
Score by innings. r. II. r..
New York ..h nl DOL l--a
Cincinnati ..... 600 800 IS 10
Batteries: tScvrn' innings by agree
m"n,D Murry and Hoffman. Markle
and N'ingo
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,.-ni,a.'"'9 Two base hits-Lamotte
h aaa Homc run---Walker. stolen
I" Scheer to Hauser. Ell IN Sase es
nnWashington. ;; Phlladelph,a
Ease on balls-off Harris /: or
Gr,ckson' 3: off Brillheart. 4. Struck
put-hE Harris. "a: by Brillheart, 4.
iits-off Erickaap In fnone out
In third: off Briilhcart 3 in 6. Los.
ing pitcher Erickson. UmpIres, Mo-
rarity and Nallin. Time. l:bb.
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{ llIcncn.


ct,th!caEc ,............. Ooo 600 o2oI2
''sNciand .,....;... col I2o fox
Speaker Sar-iices-Scba;L p'NntI,
stolen base gaiuI.son prt,hI' -, :. :
speaker and McInniS. Left on
bases Chicago. {. cleveland. ! n,s.s
on halIs--om Fahcr. 2: OF Cov.lcsk ic
j. struck ,"ut-by CovcIesi!c. =. Wild
and Connolly. Time, lax '''
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
philadelphia Z; NnsiiuytOu. .
Cleveland, =; thirnSo, .,
Others not scheduled
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TO the minds those
at he present much above
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

Wilson DIN not show mary signs faterin
Yesterday when tho climbing Builders
between the leaders and
or rastimnE tho socaed Virginia
iosSipity OF hitch In
Virginia Polytechnic
Richmond
Managers or cevens
Commerce tonight to discuss the " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
wilson, Newport News, ..
Uthcrs-rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

Petersburg fans want Virginia League ball
the Cockade
they did saturday
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WHERE THEi PLAY TODAY.
Hichnond ut Norfolk
Newport News nj wilson
Portsmouth nj Rocky Mount
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Snmthern Aasnciati,

Southern Association.
~ Mobile. I. Chattanooga o.
Al Nashville =: Atlanta 5
y, birmingham. 6-i Memphis. ga
Al S.w orleans. I Little Rock ..
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south Aunntir A..ocInt,nn.

A, Bristol. 3. Knoxville. |.
a. Cleveland. e: Johnson City, &.
At kinRsport, 4; Grccnevillc, 9.
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Totals
~ IT.
SliurCh.
Totals
naiteI for Hamilton in Eighth.

Now yn,i, '""'"NS Il.
Pittsburgh ~, " "u" W.
:, summary Two-hase hlts-Kellv
snyder. Uom- runL"carcv SUI
Eases Eases BANCROFT Rawlings Sa"rii
hhTT ne" 20. Young Nchf. Don-
~ ~ TIA fr!Snh. Rawlings. Kelly
h"fi on haSes-New York. o; PHI
99"rsn Bases OH bans-off Nehf
or carlson. = OFF Hamilton !
nits-of Adams. in S off Cs,lson
IN g. OF Hamilton. 3 in "a. ~
'Ia7ner IN l. Wild pitch-Gia"n.,'
Rig!er and Synrellc. Time, a;oa Vs.
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Colts Cannot Finish Lower Than ia
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Roanoke May Lose Cadet Battle
by EARLE LCTX

Count not that day lost when it Colts ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

At Srartanhurg. 6. Gr""nville, s.
At Charleston, s: Columbia. |.
~ Augusta. 20: Charlotte. "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

international League Results.
Buffalo. 4. Baltimore. <.
Toronto. .. Reading g.
Syracuse. O: Jerscy City. 2.
Rochester. :. Newark. :.
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Piedmont LEAGUE Results
Appalachian League

Durham "a. Dan.ille. /.
High Point, 6. Greensboro. s.
Raleigh s: Salem. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-25

- Paul. 10. Toledo. I
Minneapolis. -. Columbus. l.
Kansas city, IL Louisville. j.
Others not scheduled
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rloridn state i.rnrn. Results.

Orlando. 4 Jacksonville, Q.
Lakeland, 3. paytona, !.
Tampa. g. -, Petersburg. y.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21
ADD S3OoO0,oOo TO DEPOSITS
SINCE SEPTEMBER THE
18th, 1921
BILLS PAYABLE REDUCED
State Bank Examiner Reports No
Failures In Four Months And
Conditions Best In Past
Three Years.

Baton Rouge in the 230
state banks, saving banks and trust
companies in Louisiana increased
more than $30,00O,O0 during the wear
ending September Is, according to a
consolidated statement issued bv /.
+. Thomas, examiner of state banks.
1hlS statement, the last issued by Mr..
IhomaS, who retires in November to
become mayor of Shreveport, also
shows that the states banking insti-
tutlons have outstanding in loans
about $11,000,00O less money than
they had at the same time last year
The loans and discounts in 1921
amounted to $21S,062, $50 80, as
against $207,317 ,665,S2 for 1922. On
the other hand the cash on hand in
banks in September, 1922, amounted
to $50, ,264.S59.4 as against $47,65O,-
1923 for 1921, an increase of about
s11 ,000000
The total deposits September s.
1921, amounted to $3.50, 1888 .S33 so, and
on September 16. 1922, they aggregat-
Gu HIS improved
condition is further shown by the fact
that under the call of September. 6,
1921, the bills payable and rediscounts
amounted to the enormous sum OF
$42,132,31S.S2, while on September Is,
1922, they amounted to only $12.17S,-
4O7.07, decrease Of more than $780,
100000 in borrowed money during the
year. Mr.. Thomas takes this fact to
show that liquidation has proceeded
in very satisfactory way with all
Louisiana banks.
I'VE have had no failures during
the last four months" said the exam
iner II believe that we have reached
the period where liquidation has prac-
tically exhausted itself, and that the
condition of the banks is stronger and
better than it has been during the
last three years
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21
State Fair News.

Shreveport. Lathe Interstate
Corn Club Contest at the State Fair
of Louisiana, which opens October 19,
will attract nationwide attention for
at least seventeen and possibly nine
teen states will be represented with
competing exhibits.
Judging by the many entries already
received, the Poultry Show will be a
record breaker.
The Poultry Show will be held in
the State Fair Coliseum, one of the
most conveniently located buildings
on the fair grounds. The birds will
be shown in a spacious arena, where
there is plenty of room for arrange
ment of all the coops required Com
forta BILE seats, placed as if to be oc-
cupied by persons witnessing theat-
rical performances, have been provid
ed for visitors.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21

Oak Grove, La.-At regular meet
ing of Charles II. Catron Post, No. 53,
of the American Legion, the follow
ing officers were elected: Post com
mander, Dr. j. L. Kelly; first vice
commander, c. B. Lee; second vice
commander, T. A Florence; post ad-
jutant, A. B. Aatron; finance officer,
F. B. Chamblfss; publicity officer,
R. J. Ashley; Chaplain. D. E. Edmond
son; seargant at arms, A. A. Harlan.
Leesville, lathe First State
Bank Of Leesville showed a gain OF
3149,O95 in one week. Its resources
totaled $1,515,S6211 September %.
New Orleans, La-With the an
nouncement of a s2,0OO,0OO bond is
sue of the state of Ceara. Brazil,
which is to be handled through the
Mortgage and Securities Company of
New Orleans, with the Interstate
Trust and Banking Company as trus-
tees, fiscal agents and registrars.
New Orleans entered into a new
phase OF it's financial history. This
Is the first time a foreign bond is
sue has been handled in America by
any city outside of New York.
Shreveport, La.-Records and maps
that are valuable assets to the state
and aid to citizens interested in oil
and gas properties have been pre-
pared and are on file in the bureau
OF minerals OF the Louisiana Depart
ment of Conservation at Shreveport
These records and maps have been
compiled under the supervision OF
M. L. Alexander, commissioner, and
Ben X. Stroud. supervisor Of miner
ais. The object in compiling them
was to furnish useful and valuable
information to all persons.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21

Even a sick child loves the ''fruity"
taste of california Fig Syrup" If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
is listleSs, cross, feverish, full of cold.
or has collie, a teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In a few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
tion poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender, little bowels and gives you
a well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep california
Fig Syrup" handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has d.
rections for babies and children of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say "California" or you may get
an imitation fig syrup.-Advertisement.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21

W. L. Douglas name
and portrait IS the |
best rn shosI
Trade Marx sH the
srorld. II stands tor
the hi0hes. 5tendard
Of 2ud!,ty the loss-
est posJible cost. TIE |
name and prsee -
PLAINLY Isonped on
the sole. i
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21

The American vessel Savannah
crossed the Atlantic from Savannah,
Ga, to Liverpool in 1919 in % days
IL hours The trip was made partly
under steam but mainly by sail. In
1888 the Royal William, of $50 tons,
built in Canada, made the first trans
atlantic voyage entirely under steam.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21
Forest Station Established.

n marked has been the destruction
h tbe timber lands in the southern
|iymachian region that the Depart
|snt Of Agriculture has established
new forest experiment station at
|!sbeyille. n. c., to determine meth
|S Of conservation and control, says
HE Scientific American. This station
h the first of its kind in the eastern
hates. A further object of the estah-
|Ament Is to secure information for
|tsts regarding the handling of
|sthen trees.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21
"Cascarets" l0c
Best Bowel Laxative
When Bilious,
Constipated

To clean out your bowels without
cramping or overacting, take Cascarets'
Sick headache, biliousness, gases, indi-
gestion, sour, upset stomach, and all
such distress gone by morning. incest
physic on earth for grown-ups and
children. 1Oc box. Taste like candy.
For speedy and effective action Dr. Peery
Dead Shot has equal. One dose al
night on going to bed will clean out Worms
or Tapeworm by morning. II you cannot
obtain II in your neighborhood send eo
cents to s72 Pearl st.. New York city
Advertisement.
Only Minor Scandals.
Ethel-"She believes in keeping
things TO herself" Clara-'Ihats
WHY she seldom hears anything worth
while
DESTINATIONS meekness is form of
egOtism.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-21

There is q time for all things.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-08
TELEGRAM IS CLUE
IN MURDER PUZZLE
Seattle Crime Mystery Revolves
Around Message Sent by
Woman in Case
BIZ Associated press

4
Seattle. Wash. Sept. S.---The mys-
tery Of the killing Of Ferdinand Hoch-
brun. in which n former ward'and maid.
! Clara Skarin Winborn, IL held. CEN
| tcrcd today in a telegram which au-
! thoritics say the young woman sent to
q man in Kalamazoo. Mich, two days
after the date they set as the time
1lochbrun was shot.
The telegram was addressed to Ray.
mond Z. Heron. who is said to be n
telegraph operator with two children.
His wife IS dead. II wns dated Oc-
tobcr X. 1921, and said in part.
Mark here. Everything practically
settled. No more saving half cake
! of chocolate for tomorrow's lunch. This
is the first OF my own money to spend
Buy Maxine new top and your
self drink. Am going to order q car
here" Love. Betty"
On the original the sender's name
was marked Betty Winborn.
Hochbrun, retired and living in an
apartment here, his only occupation the
collection of revenues from his wide.
spread realty holdings. was found dead
in an alcove last winter, two months
after his supposed departure on O trip
for his health. About the same time
his agents received letters instructing
lHelI 10 lor"aru ms rentHlS 10 various
Pacific coast points. These letters
caused a search which resulted in Clara
Skarin Winborn's s arrest. in Oakland.
Calf. last week.
The name Mark" in the telegram
was said to mean Markham. man
whom the police are seeking to piece out
solution Of the mystery of Hoch
bruins death. The girl In the case is
said to have taken her last name from
Michigan barber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-08
ROUND UP MORE
FOR HERR|N CRIME
Four Additional Men Are Jailed
Following Wholesale
indictments
By Associated Press

Marion. Ill.,, Sept. S.--With four
additional men in jail here today
charged with murder. Sheriff Melvin
Thaxton and his special deputies were
out searching for the rest of the thirty
eight indicted yesterday in the true
bills returned in the Grand Jury's par.
tial report on the Herrin mine war.
With Otis Clark. Of Goresville. the
FIRST man indicted and arrested. the
four new prisoners are:
Lcva Mann, miner. of Herrin Charles
tanetta. miner. Of Marion. and James
Brown. Negro deputy sheriff. of
'olpa, small mining settlement north
west of Herrln.
Less than fifteen minutes after the
indictments had been read in open
court, Sheriff Thayton was returning
to the county Jail with the first pris-
oner, Fontanetta. The other three were
| brought in by the deputies late in the
evening. Marion residents were un-
aware Of the wholesale issuance of in
/ dictmentS. as only few we're in court
when tn" Grand Jury's report was read
Th" first indictment made known
yesterday charged six mon with the
ington, Ind. one of the employees of
the Lester strip mine who escaped I've
massacre at the barbed wire in the
woods, but who were overtaken and
brought back to the cemetery. where
five were shot down. Nine men were
named in connection with the hanging
of John Anderson. OF Sparta, Mich.
This bill had two counts.
Twenty seven were made co defend.
ants in the third bill charging them
with murder in connection with the
death Of John Shoemaker. of Charles.
ton. III. Charles Rogers. Fontanetta
and James Brown. Negro deputy sher-
if. and Otis Clark are named in this
bill.
More indictments will be issued. Il
was stated by Attorney General Z. J.
Brundago. in charge Of the Grand Jury
Investigation. These. il is understood.
will be- issued for larceny and perjury.
Following the massacre at tho strip
mine, much Of the equipment was stolen
and some Of the stolen equipment has
been recovered.
Indictments for perjury. it was said.
will bo based on the testimony Of some
witnesses given before the Grand Jurv