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New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
French Authorities
Investigating Sikh
Story OF Framing

PARIS, Dec. : (By Associated Press3.
In q letter addressed 10 the French
pross. Battling" Sikh, the Senegalese
fghtor. to-day reiterated the charges
which be made exclusively to Tbe Asso-
ciated Press last Monday-that the
fght between Ski and Georges Carpen-
tier, which was won BY the negro, had
been fixed"
"The match was fixed" says Skis
letter. "and ! could not avoid il until |
got into the ring. But now | have been
deprived OF my title and | will push
matters before the courts. never re-
ceived the amount Of money | was en-
titled TO from the stakes.
But ] am merely plain fighter:
Don't ask nc 20 be a lawyer. From
now on I will have nothing further to
say. must refer YOU 20 my lawyer
NJ. belmont. and 20 Deputy Diagne
The French Boxing Federation has
decided to make most complete IN
vestigation OF the arrangements pre-
ceding the Siki-Carpentier fight II has
named a sub-commission, which has
been invested with unlimited powers
for the collection Of evidence and TAX
ing testimony. Franz Richel, secretary
of the Olympic Committee, has been
appointed secretary Of the sub-commis-
sion. which will meet for the first time
tomorrow. 1t is expected 90 have the
report ready prior 10 the expiration Of
the period OF delay granted Deputy
DiaRne 20 produce his evidence OF un-
fair tactics in arranging the bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
PrincetOnTean
Elects Snivelv
1923 Captain
Undefeated Tiger Eleven
Gives High Honor to Its
Forwar Pass Artist

PRINCETON. N. j.. Dec. Twenty
members Of the Prineeton's undefeatod
football eleven. who represented Old
Nassau in the Yals and Harvard con-
tests this fall. to-day selected A. b.
("whoops") sniveiy. Of Waynesboro.
Pa, captain Of she 1929 team. The
custom that the election should take
place just prior to the annual varsity
picture was followed.
The eaptain-elect. who succeed Mel
Dickinson. played left guard. and was
noted FOR his forward passing ability,
which has turned the tide toward the
TIGERS in a number Of important con
trsts in which he has taken part.
The new Tiger leader began his
fRtbail career here IN 1920, when he
ri,vcd end on one Of the best fresh
ran teams that has represented
princeton since the war. Last season
be was regular varsity end, and II
was his brilliant forward passing
which paved the way for Prlnceton's
touchdowns in the victory over
Harvard.
This fall ne was frst shifted TO the
baekReid where he might work be
eide lack Cloaves and become more OF
- threat with his deadly passing.
Uowever. after the Tiger line had been
ripped up In several games he was sent
in M left guard. His passing in the
Chicago game was the outstanding
feature of the victory. In that con
test he was injured 20 such an extent
that he was able TO participate in the
Harvard and Yale games Tor only a
sbort time when his passes were
needed 20 stem the Crimson and Blue
onrushes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
COrcOran Wins
I'm Two Races
AtNeWOrIeans
Clever Jockey Finishes In
side the Money With All
4 of Afternoons Mounts


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7.-Corcorans
fine riding featured to-day racing NJ
Jefferson Park. This boy. who Is win
won two races. finished second In an
other and again took the third end Of
the purse in his other start
Coreoran had the leg up on Admlrer,
fhr forori'e Of the first race. which
finished third; he rode Machiavelli,
which was beaten in the last stride
after setting the pace. in the second.
Corcoran scored with Marie G. N the
third ard landed brackets with Ablaze
in tho hfth.
The results:
First race tor maiden tro.ysar-olds.
ne ,smsii1oodj. d to T. to'i end 70 3.
.von i'ir,t niu,h. Ii5 az rooD. TO- 4
fn Rnf o. Z. second Admirer. ll1
fCofcoranl. u 10 .. even and 70 MIRO.
Sic Fiyiug Boat. Consolation. lAtile
Beauty. speedy Man. Josie s.. Nfforner
and Nnuna niro ran.
Second race 0or four-y.ar-oids anf NJ
wnrl. claiming purse 100. six fudongsl
ROYAL Dick. li1 owens. 10 ., 20 b
coranl. q 20 !. 3 90 and 90 8, SECOND /,
Wnnecouns. it1 tNartz). 60 ], % !
nnl Do d, fnlrn Time. I.Ih Two lNlF
Younrcd Feila x. General petain. KRIS
tis's cub. Sot Yet Annette Teller, Charles
A. nyrne and Chicken also ran.
Third rscs Cor our.vear-oids ard up
ward. claiming. purse 400. ok furiongsl
Many o.. io2 tCorcoran). to Q. Co
and even. won. Lura, iti tchnlmersl. 70
Z. f9 and 10 9, second Mahony. lia
fOwensl. ? % z. % I and oven. thlrl
Time lIs Kehoma Mare Jimmy, All
liro. SAndaiwood. Amanda. ft Just and
Rivuist also ran.
Fourth race ffor ihree-ycar olds and
upward. claiming. pWse 500, ono mile
ana Is sirfeenthl-Beoy r. ff3 fOrganl.
4 to T.. 9 20 and 20 3. won. King rro-
ian i0g (loehm). 2 10 I. % and 20 5,
second. ssarchught M 1i. tWeiner). 3
10 s. 5 to and . 90 8, third. Time
1if0a-t white Maven. Forcatcre, WIZ
Soon and Biaz0nry also ran.
Fifth race ror ail ages. claiming; purse
100. five furlongsl -Ablarg il1 fcor-
corhn). 20 8. 90 and 10 :. won
Nennie. if1 (Lang) 20 !. % and
20 6. second sea Mat i1o tEnsol, III
20 9. 20 5 and 70 T. third. Time,
i.0l .-t Neurc. Scddam, N0rdeck and
siT IaWnfal also ran.
sixth race Uor three -ycar-oids and up
ward. claiming. purse 800. ono mile and
a sIrtecnfhl--Phslau. 100 tFronk). "a to
5. even and 20 O. won. Edna r., 100
tOwens). 20 Z. 90 ! and e 90 .. sec
ond. Brihed Voter, ZOE fCorcoranl, 70 2,
Z 20 and 10 2. third. Time. i,Jl 3.t
bonneville, Dada. Tricks aud May Rob-
erts also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse 500. two.yoar olds.
aN fuFlonEal-Hshl Ntrhlor. lll. 1orich.
io7. TemptresA iot. Lawn Mover. los
go ioi. 'stoneage. ie2; wrangier io5i
fof. Irlsh Pat. 10; setting sun, i07i Ply
lng Devil ia. Athlete. lQi, Blue blrd
lOt. Denfarla. I19. The Muieskinncr. li2 +.
Marjorie Wood. i04
Second race (purre 800; claiming; at
ages. five and "a half furloutsl Miracle
Man 1e6. sORarlte los. SeWell Combs.
ia. Last Effort ioi. Monastery, III
sDiocletlan. 100. QUICK Run. li0f Ting-a-
ling. III Theo. io2.
Third race (purao 1900. au ages. claim.
lug. five and half furlongsl paul
Micou. III. Assume. IL. sHillsdale. io5
'Oranny Lee. io2. Whalebone. llt, %
Fioss. ios, Colonel Taylor. roc 'Money'
100. Rugglos. 10. &C. J. rraigmiio, iQs
Fourth race 0hs burnside Handicap
purse ii,ooo; su sges, six furiongsl
Song. lisi My Reycrie, lioi Marvin NAY
'McPherson ard Afauack entry.
Finh race fpurse 800. the orpheum
Purse: threF-year-oids and upward. one
mile and seventy yards)--Fanrie Bean, 81.
Runcuoi f0C. John HoEher. 100. servitor.
ia. Wynnewo0d il0. LEcia.re, l0s
Financial Rooster. 100.
Sixth race (purso 500. thrcc-y yenr-olds
and upward. one mile and on eiFhfhl
Ballot Car. liz. our Birthday no. 'Rlche
lieu. III. 'Moody. ie1. 'Ethorter ~
.Res. wlng io! .seo',ish s Shisf Sl, 10. 10.
polefte 100.
Apprentice allowance Of ays pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Army.NOire Dame Grid
Came Date Is Decided

WEST POINT, n. y, Dee. "A
gtidiron battle between Army ard
Noire Dame for next season IL an as
sored fact. IL was announced here 70.
day. Rnuse Rockne's fast Hoosler
eleven will come east on october ~ %
play The cadets. The site 81 the cor
test has not been definitely decided
upon. but Il Is hoped 10 play the game
IN New York
Notre Dame usually gets a Noyem
Der date on Army's schedule. but The
playing date has been advanced 20 mid.
October for next years contest
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
johnson is Eager
To Battle FirpO
I'm New York Ring
By Jack Lawrence

Charley Cook. manager ~ Floyd
Johnson. tho most prominent Of the
contcnding heayywcirhts. issued
proclamation ycsterday 20 the effect
that any ,imo Louis Firpo. the South
American. cares TO step into our midst
be viii find Floyd bis most aeeommo-
dating host.
Cook has been. definite and clear IN
connection with Johnson's futu-e plans.
Hc has turned down good offers be-
capse be admitted plainly that Johnson
was not ready 90 meet certain op.
poncuts Hc has turned down others
because be- did not feel that the prin-
cinals concerned wee worthy Of n
chance with this young giant. who has
m de- such a name for himself.
Firpo seems 20 be- one Of the most
logical opponents for Johnson. and
fhat Charley Cook realizes this was In
t.catci yesterday when he announced
that Il. sd would meet the sensational
Sollr American heavyweight nt any
time or place that might be arranged
by the promoters involved. Several
offers have been madc 10 Cook for
enc Johnson-Firpo match. but he re-
fused yesterday 20 dlyulgc any details
concerning them.
Firpo on Wednesday eabled Tex
R,ckari that be was ready 10 fight
here and stated that be would leave
Bucros Ayres for New York very
shortly. Cables received yesterday
from FIrpo's manger indicate that
Louis win be hero around Christmas
and that his first appearance before a
Ncw YORK audience will take place n
Madison square Garden toward the
latter part Of January or early IN
February.
Cook said last night that II some
thing came up 20 interfere with the
FirDo battle Johnson would be very
Glad 90 meet Bill Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

ninety yards when relieving his part
nor. 10 was evident that sooner on later
Bollori would lose lap, despite his
partners great riding. II a prolonged
IAN came. for no rider could withstand
indefinitely ;he terrific demands placed
ypon him, such as Goulet faced.
The order OF finish in the last FIVE
tprInts was ~ follows: Sixth Nc
Bcath. Madden, Eyckman. Kopsky
Seventh o. McNamara, Koran, Brocco,
Lands Eighth Verraes, Coullet,
Kopsky. Speissons. Ninth Rutt. Gay,
lsnds, Hill. McBeath, Horan,
Bello. Taylor. McBeoth and Rutt won
the special SO prize for winning the
greatest number of points in these
sprints. The largest crowd that has
yet attended the race was on hand
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

= is not at an unlikely rhat during
ihc events on tho Riviera she win have
IN opportunity of again ,ugsg.ng her
great tcnnis rival, Nile. suzanne Tong
len, Of France, nt pretcnt Recognized uf
the champion woman player di the
world. The Riyiefn has always been
the stronghold oil the Trcnch glri t
was there that she hrst attuao.ld at-
tention when a mere schoolriri. end fhc
now lives boz the very heart OF tLc
famous resort at Nice.
Molla After British Title
Bot whether or not Mrs. Mallory gets
an opportunity of playing Suzanne on
the Riviera. shc viii ftay over in 800
probability FOR tho various hard court
tournaments in France. Spain and kug.
land IN the spring. and b. ready for the
grass court season that reaches % cli-
max in England in July with the play
ing Of the British champion hips 90
Wimbledon. .he latter event l- tine
goal Sire. Mallory is aim ng 60. f0r f
means chance Co redeem herself for
the decisive defeat nf the hands 81
Nile. Lenglcn in the British titic match
last summer. Molia expects 90 be- o.
her best b. the time the Wimbledon
tournament starts. She win have bad
more than three months or more q
less continuous competition hy that
time.
Mr. Mallory Will accompany his wife
10 Europe In February. bot WIN rctur1
after the Riviera season. Mrs NAL
Tory, n she decides 90 siay may be
Joined hy her douhlcs partner. Mias
Edith Sigourncy. Of Boston. who was
abroad with her last summer and the
year before. The trip win prevent
Molla from defending the national in-
door championship. which. as in the
last two years. viii be decided in March
AZ tho Longwood Cricket Club. of Boa
ton
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Pal Moran OutpOints
Jimmy HanlOn at Rink

Pal Moran was awarded inc oeeislon
over Jimmy Hanlon, rugged Denver
slugger. in the main event oi tweiFe
Yonn5, At the Rink Sporting Club OF
Brooklyn last night .,-
Henry Mick earned the decision over ,
r~artis Callahan in one-sided semi
final OF ten rounds. Callahan was SLOW SLOW,
and ou. Of shape. Nick Louise knocked
out Johnny Christie, Benny Lynn was was
awarded the verdict over Jimmy Deyy
in a six.round conuict and Irving 66old
tonight four-round draw with Pete
gcarenO
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Ton,nsnIo Wins Over Trian0

Jimmy Tomnsulo, Of Elizabeth, y -
outpointed Charlie Triano, OF harrison
in The eight-round contest thHt ieas-
ured the bill at the 1929 Cavalry Kegi-
nent Newark. last night. Joe SentsI
won from Billy Evans in eight ROUNDS
and Benny Cross won over Mieky Wal
tor In q siv roundcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Mrs. Mallory VIII Go Abroad
In Quest of Worlds Net Title
American Champion to Compete in Tournaments in
France, Spain and England and Hopes TO
Meet Mile. Lenglen in British Title Struggle

Mrs Mola Biurstcd Mallory tennis champion Of America,
only going abroad again IN o the worlds title but planning the
longest campaign Of her foreign II became known yes
ierdy that Mrs Mallory has arranged Europe early
the middle Of February and that she intends compete many
the winter the she possibly may
reach there in time play Of the year
Continental Enrope. lha At Manlon which starts March
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Reilly Scores X. o.

Mike Reilly. st. Jerome {. 6. wa, was W. we
.or over Charlie Hahn, Lenog Hill Set
tia,r,nt ir die feature Of last nights
Srais az the boxing tourney at the 81.
Jcrome Catholic Club. II was nne
.efsn while IL lasted. but Hahn failed
TO rcspond for the third round Aoous ,'u.'
o dozen bouts were contested anu 'oi''
exciting battles resulted.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
TavIor Ouipoints Could

Sardy Taylor. q welterweigh' IRON ON
the 369th Regiment, was AWARDED .ne
decision over ". Gould. OF We Mssse
ehusetts National Guard IN inc ,,I.i. ieAtuli
eight-round bout at the iV-o 4sul.1iil n''.ii
Regiment last night. Mafty t39ws.'
Won over Soldier McGee, steve ,, Malee
defeated Bob Weisman ana 'iou"e
Hrowp bested Neck Ceuati.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Harvard Rifle Team Dates

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. Inter
collegiate matches scheduled for the
Harvard varsity rifle team we're an
nounccd to-day as follows:
January .. Bowdoin; 10, Georgetown
10. Vermont: Feb. i6, Mass. Institute
of Technology; 20, Boston University ?
%. Colgate; March /, Columbia; =
Dartmouth; l6. Princeton; p, Tale
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Brown Elects Spellman

PROVIDENCE. Dec. =. John r..
Spcllman. 81 Somcrs. Conn. star icft
tackle on the 1922 Brown University
football team. was to-day elected c1p-
tain Of the 1928 eleven hy hif fellow
wearers Of the "B." The captl.n-el 0cf
IL member of the junior class and
has been on the Brown varsity SQUAD
two fcasons.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
BOOtieggerS Spoil
Jail for De Palma

modesto. Calf. Dec. T. Ralph
DE Palma. noted race driver,
serving time In the MADEIRA County
jail for speeding. has only one COM
plaini. he told Earl Cooper. another
race driver. who visited him there.
De Palma l. "peeved." he declared,
because he l. the only Inmate In the
county prison not convicted Of pro-
hihition law violations.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Tennessee to Play Army

o"soe,S footbail team will play the
49, eleven AZ West Point In 1873.
haropnrement | 10 that effect was made
hsre " by Coach ". B. Banks, OF Iennes-
see n'. me game will probably be
niaved September %.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Injured Crash Dung Garden Jam and Race Temporarily Halted
Bouts HereqbOufs
To.NfCuT

TO-NIGuT
siadiufn iiqxing club - Jersey CITY,
~ CresnNiiie echnefF~n rart--lohnng
heisisr ~. Lew snyder.
SATURDAY
New York A. C.-Amsteur bosine
tournament
Commonwealth \. C.-Tony Iyons
". Jack MciAriand. 40 rounds.
hidgeWood Groye A. C.--Tharles
hohler ~. Johnny Gray. fe rounds.
18th H~Einp~nt Aru,ory-.Tinamy Candy
". iohnny Hays, ten rounds.
Naval hliltia Armory 90 wiidman
Gould ". Dan stewart, 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
White Made Captain

POUGHKEEPSiE, y. " Dec. -
Martin B. White, OF Somerviile' msse'
has been elected captain OF the ioot-
ball team at st. stephens college, An,
nandale- on-Hudson, for the season OF
1923. White plays halfbaek on the
foam
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
DANNY Edwards seeks Action

Danny Edwards. cOlored bantam
weight. has been promised By the man
ayers Of Joe Lynch, Midget Smith and
Pancho Villa a match with one Of these
bovs at the Garden. A match between
Edwards and villa at 116 pounds would
make an attractive bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Genaro Draws Suspension

Frankie Gcnaro and his manager
Joe Hcrnstein were suspended yester-
day by the New Jersey Boxing Com
mission for failure 20 80 through with
the bout scheduled with Pancho villa
in Newark. December II. The local
boxing commission having a WORKING
agreemcnt with the New Jersey bod
the Suspension will be effective In this
state ns we'll
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Penn State Lcayes on Dec. I9

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Dec. e. The
Pennsylvania e.-te College football
team. which win mect the University
OF Southern California 90 the carnival
OF roses in Pasadena ON New Years
Day. will leave Tor the Pacific Coast
December 10. Graduate Manager Fiem-
ing announced tonight.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Rabinowitz Football Manager

Milton Rabinowitz, "a. was elected
,,,snaoer OF the c. c. y. y. varsity
football team at a meeting Of the ath-
is.;e board yesterday At the same
,,e",irg roe William Prayer, ,23, was
elected baseball manager and Morton
p Milsner, ~, assistant handbali
manager.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Scnreless Soccer Tie

The n. Y. u. freshmen and Rich
mond Hill struggled to a seoreless tie
in an exciting soccer football contest
at Ohio Field yesterday afternoon that
wound up after two fftecn'minuts
halves Of hard play on slippery held.
The playing Of Sutter, the Violet goal
Loonor featured
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
|p;dprs Resume Grind after
| 4 Delay Of TUenty Minutes
or Teams Still in the Race at Midnight,
'gTl w;,l, CouIlet.BelIOni and BroccO-COburn Two
Iaps Ahead; Eaton Egg in Third Place
By Fred Hawthorne

A, started just after IL o'clock last night All Coulet
crashed they rounding the Madison Avenue
EDDIE Both tossed into the air and then fell with
,be track and slid TO the bottom saucer The
s i G stopping all sprintinr temporarily both GOulet
zgs rams ' = carried their quar.er
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

j, '.ARPgFeHu'' aiIo"an'' Of I've 'oOnd'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
VERMONT BEAT NORWICH.
Score at Burlington Yesterday Was
to S.

Burlington, May 26.--The University
of Vermont baseball team defeated
Norwich yesterday afternoon, s to g..
The score by innings: :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
WAS AFRAID TO
EAT, DREADING
AFTER EFFECTS
Mrs. Baptiste Felt Like She
Would Smother And
Nerves We're All To
Pieces - Tanlac En- d $
Trouble

Il don't know what ! would lave
done had it not been for Tanlac, sad
Mrs. Catherine Baptiste, "a Sterling
street, Boston, Mass.
Just before / got Tanlac my stom-
ach was 50 badly upset that everything
! ate soured and gave me such a
stuffed up feeling l thought ! would
suffocate. ! actually ate my meals nm
der dread and fear Of the after effects.
| couldn't sleep well, either, and got
so nervous | could hardly do my wo-k.
Finally | tried Tanlae and almost
at once there was great change III
my condition. The stomach trouble
soon disappeared, my nerves are
steady, ] sleep well, and do my work
with ease. ] am always praising Tan
lac"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
THREW DIRT AT UMPIRE.
Dabe Ruth Pulled New Stunt When
Displeased.

New York, May 26-Baseball's home
.un clouters are on the war path. Yes
terday's games were featured by cir
cult swats and the unwonted antics
of circuit swatters.
Babe Ruth didn't get a homer'he
rnlled new one threw dust in an
umpire's face, went cunning for q
fan that booed him, and suffered ban
ishment for the rest of the afternoon.
His misdemeanor was reported 70
league headquarters, and to-day he
was awaiting the verdict and the sem
tence. 1t appeared that he would draw
I, heavy fine or suspension or both. HIS
seammate. Bob Neusel, who recently
Returned with him from exile, helped
the Yankees to their GA victory over
the Senators by hitting twice for the
circuit Opposing players, Rice and
y adge, hit for the round trip each.
Wilbert Robinson's Dodgers in two
,mes against the slipping Phillies,
collected five homers. Zach Wheat hit
his fifth Of the season and the Others
went to High, Myers, DeBerry and
Johnson. Peters and Leslie of the
phillies drove for one each. Incident
nlly Brooklyn won both their games.
Rogers Hornsby against Pittsburgh,
natted out his tenth homer of the sea
son and his fellow player, Ainsworth,
got one. But the Cards lost, 7 TO ).
Harry Heilmann, the Detroit slugger,
knocked out his seventh for the sea
son, against Cleveland. Altogether the
home runs in both leagues yesterday
numbered IA. Five went to the Amer
leans and increased the seasons total
for the league to 1873, while the nine
in the National brought the seasons
total to 90.
The Cubs, with Alexander pitching,
neh the Reds to 2-2 tie in eight IN
nirigs, rain hating the contest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
Lands JOKES.
Finds 1t Hard Work to Play Is Holes
of Golf and Witness Baseball Game.

st. Louis, May 26.-Baseball Com
missioner Lands, In an address here,
complained of the amount of work his
baseball job entailed.
sDo not think my job is all play" he
bewailed Every morning / find it nee
essary to do IS holes Of golf and each
afternoon, in disposing of my official
duties / have to sit through game of
major league baseball"
A feature Of the papa club" cele-
bration whichrpreceded the st. Louis
Pittsburg Nationals game here yester-
day and which Commissioner Lands
came to attend, was the feat Of George
Brown, champion heel and toe walker,
who circled the bases twice before re-
lay team of four players completed the
circuit, each player running around the
bases once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
IS HELD UNDER
SUSPICION
Sylvanus Cobb, Long Want
ed AS Member of
Bandit Gang
DENIES KNOWLEDGE
OF BREWSTER DEATH
But Has Failed To Give
Clear Account Of That
Night

Boston, May 26--Sylvanus Coob,
long wanted by the police as member
Of the Wilmington bandit gang, whiso
has been connected with several rob-
berries and has been under suspicion CT
implication in the murder Of Station
Agent Ralph w. Brewster at Win
chester, was under arrest to-day. Cap
tured after struggle, Cobb denied any
knowledge Of the killing Of Brewster
But, the police say, failed to give 4
clear account of his movement on the
night of April 20, when the station
agent was murdered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-26
Stiff? Sore?

A lame back, asore muscle OF stiff
joint often il considered too lightly by
the sufferer. II should be remembered
that backache, rheumatic pains. stiff
ness. soreness. sallow skin and puf1iness
usdef the eyes are symptoms of kidney
and bladder tronble-and these certainly
should not be neglected.