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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
Entries for Today.

FIRST .race-sl,e2l; waidcn nllics.
?-y"ar-olds. 5l2 fu-iongs UD-
Lac'rtn. liz; ,a) Ethnca, ll2: (a)
T ncas i ~: Merry Land il2; Listen
ne; Sagacious. il2; Windigo, liz:
Princess nOuilly. Il2: Pow Wow,
il; M"rmaw. liz: Red Wreath. ll2;
IUcr"ka. ~.
Second racc-s2 900; Inc Junior
st"cr!"chas". 3-ycar-olGs. two miles
to Happy Chances. l3a: Sea Mas
ter. lSS' !,0 Trerisco,. l35; ta) Rep
Baby boy. 1876: Chuciilc. Is5. '''
"a. T.. Davis entry: BIZ. Broadus
entry.
THIRD race-si,Gla; claiming, 3
E w.a six ,fnrlonGs u7p- Cx)
FIFTY. los. Torchy. los. Mon,aro. io:..
i,icnic. los. Ch"stcrbrcOk. lUs: Nj
ifNddcn Jewel. ll5: Madeline Lillian.
Ivy; Al"H H.. los; Salt Peter. liz:
arrow OF Gold, ion; Brocklesby. l0S.
ferrous. los; Quccrcck. liz.
Fourth raCc-The Govans purse
*hs"l claiming. 3-ycar-olds aud up.
% .,i mn" Gtl-'D Betty J., los; ixJ
Minute Man. iiG: Cd Sundial ii. ia:
~ Attorney. lis: Whalcbone. III:
~ Lucky Button. lO.. Tubby a..
III JarGn.a IA txJ Sling. iC5. Cum
49, ." Nlehthoht ll5: Cd RomO-
ias. ly". % LcEhOru i07.
Fiiih race S"rialwcicht forage
rae" 80 . al agrS-s3 500. ndJnd
one Lhi!e tS) Paragon II. I2G; Trvs.
,"r' 10. Careful, 1928. Best Pal. l26.
| ON Watch. ia. 'D Little Chief 100
~ N"ohbic. i2G. ta) Mad Halter
"aRancocaS stable entry.
H.Nih race $lN3l: selling. 2-vear-
| n,Hs six iurlougs l7 -txj E,cnJo
| 10; 'X) scarlet Butler. iG5; Al ROW.
IV'; 90 Bnckwhcat. o.: Home
5'r'Vh, 100. tD Pcnuon. no; Inl
go Myr!a, lo7; tx) Ducks am
i,tah.S' 100. txb Three Suuarc. ~
h't''r !lncS luj. Oran, los. Bril-
nance Us. Srlh's Lemon. 10. Vir.
GlhinS. "a. rHu.u shay. %. Co,ir -,
lion llo, iNJ F-licitous. lO5.
a-Sl. Louis entry.
nSHeMtH race l.S3l; the Wicomict
m"hh!Ear Tor r!lics and mares
g'"tE ola up, selling one mile "a,
Kon!tii" lg5: Thriller. %; ks On.
Zihia ~ Crosslcss, 90: ,xl Uev.rI,
De'" lOi; Antilles. li2: ms non,
=. lNo. tD Delhi Maid. 90: C;r,c,
roster, -; Jynico. ll5: Ks lin,
hn'hit' iDd; ,N-bJ VI ollie Barnrs
i' 90 Katherine Rankin, lO5: POI
collins aud Foreman entry
ID COTTON entry.
NrPrentic" allowance claimed
"'"'"'i 'l'"r, track fast.
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INDIAN FRESHMEN
POOR PHYSICALLY
Especial u The 'rlnes-pispntch.

WILLIAMSBURG Nov. 2.-"Thc
physica! condition ~ tho average
freshman * appalling" said Tucker
Jones'. Of tn" department of physical
education at William and Mary Col
lcGe. here today, MIR. Jones Ia also
track coach nt trr college.
In bur "nort TO Improve this snd
state of affairs" continued Mr. Jones,
we are using every mode OF physical
development We can command Every
freshman. boy or s!rl. Is being taught
The rudtmcntary principles OF every
branch OF athletics ami the usc OF
al rymnast'c paraphcrnalin in the
hope that sustained interest ana Will
INK participation vii! bc the out
come.
Mr.. Jones believes that rs the re-
cult of this work much good ina
t"rinl tor tho different varsity teams
VIII ne developed.
Mr.. jones is widely recognized as q
mystical trainer, - marked success In
developing young athletes.
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At Latollia
ttrSultS.


:, First First raSe-,l.ugs. los tE. rooic>.
tRalls), $50. $3.50. second: ouanan,
lo@ ,W. POOP. $500. third Time.
i:l2 -. Adventure. lmokalce. t;ivn.
n,rdic g. Fringe Wcllcs. scratched
~ Tony Sue. Maynard Lady. Rug
giles. Banker Brown. .Ianku, brother
John. also ran.
Second race-Nulli Sccundus. lo7
t,Sicarns). $3.50. $500. $500, won:
Pav'owa, iO2 'W: Food. Sl2.7O. SIS.
60. Third. Time. I:os. veimn H.
Nogum, Marjorie, Wood. Miss Min,
eva, Miss Jane. Peace Flag. scratch
.d Lucy Churchill. Mary T.. Gard
HrT' N'!Sie vernon Dulcy. Sunny
,Ucrow. Tcd's Plum. Nuwata, Dcsric.
Antonla, also ran.
Ihird tace--Carnarvon 1O1 Owen.
S"l D. $3.50, Ss?a, Won; Wexford. i0T
(yyS'oirG,Gran((;; 500. $500. second Lon
Time. i:t7 -. Alta Boy H.. Ollie
Palmer. EScarpolcttc. Flying Prince,
iNamnom. Foster Embry scratched
Noon W.nks;. Approval. Riddle Dee.
u. FIraic. W ar i'rizc, The Wit Mys-
trE.ous Girl. Darn!cy and Fincas,Ie
also ran.
Fourth rac"-Quince Garden. 1o7
g. Fo@!e)' s"90, S3.!o. SEQ. won
sge@aa, White s; ar"S io4 - ;Moo ssSS,
$3.50 third. >'"0''''S .
Time; ltll %.
JAKE Berger. Jack Hare, Jr.
Scfoiched. induisition, Jeanne Bow
Nh -" Good. hun,ie May. Billy
rum race! unQuoi. IS (Corcoran)
$500. 500. Si.i0. won: sway. l03
i"War $50, $50. second: Cap
nggN. ~ piHi!Sl. $igSo. third. Time,
'- Lady Lillian. Plus Ultra. Paris
MAID. Jouett. Mcrrimac. Billy Star
anu George. also ran.
HiNih rac"-S stump. Jr 100 (E.
h""I). $3.50, $50. 500. won: Luckv
iun, lilo Connolly. s. So. sil0, Sec
omd. Yor!cn. los tSwarD. $50, third
Time, ~ 80. Purple and White. AI-
iuilhE. Eastern star, Dinah Dean.
E"l! Ford, Mcintosh. Consolation
NnNaNa and Ihlly Bern, also ran.
,-SrNenih Tulane. - UtallsJ.
SEQ, $500, $3.50. won; Louanne InS
81 ro"D. $500, $500. second: Tuiu-
up. II" Mooney, $500. third. Time.
Fox, Demos. McGc"s pink.
""A.nfe' Robbie shea. North Tower
ANA NArSdale, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
DAN CUPID SCOUTS
LOUISVILLE COLONIES
IKy Associn,cd Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. AL
though the Louisville Colonies failed
to Do dominating factor in deciding
the American Association champion
ship last season, MIR. and Mrs. Mcri;c
Acosta are today honcymooning H.
the East, clinchcs tn" clubs claiin To
the orange blossom cmblazon"d pen
nhni IN the hypctheticai matrimonial
leHEu" FOR the 1879 season.
MISS Nancy Lee Bennett, nhopt ed
daughter OF w. T.. kncbclkamp, own
cr OF tho Colonies. and Outtlclder
Acosin were married here yesterday.
Three Coioncls already married thin,
year and announcement OF two ntncr
engagements made Dan Cupid world
champion scout. lie has experienced
one OF his greatest years. in so far
rs the Louisville club is concerned.
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GIANTS PAID 100000
a FOR JACK BENTLEY
IBy Assnctnted - !

I CHICAGO. NOV 2-IH-| Hgr:Tav.
Balt!morc pitcher. cost III. Sow York
Giants s65.oop IN cash and 'hr,e play
Ers. TO he delivered on or l.ia.. MY,
March 20. according To DaMl... Toner
Is, ri. Lands today. In thu event The
players are not satiSfactory. they are
10 be returned 20 'ho Baltimore club
by April >. and I'm lieu of ;h,n th,.
minor league club is 20 receive $2.5uO
Tor each man. making tho total
amount OF money involved 500.
Speculation as 10 the cost ot Bentley
to 100000
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I:nIrIrS for Tndny

rAee-$l. loo: claiming b
W. H1'5IdIS . ana UP; six furlongs 1s)--
" .HGiuE Through. 20; Lady Frakcs
!ni. Lottic Lorraine, l04; ounii,y
!ul; lu'Irno. los. Serbian. l0S. kin"
tHl 100; N"jul. 100, Mahoncv. lln.
roster fmhry, 10. Iiuen. no: liar,
C'cstw"od Boy. liz; Tim McCico. ia.
SaIINo. los; Salamaudcr. lO2. RaeoZzl
second race-sl4O0: claiming ..
,1,-oihS colts ana grldinEs. six
r tI'%hf ioI Ii :rcc,aG l9i; ARA
%: T"nd"r Seth. loo: Sa,,nn los
Is iusmhn. 100. Paul q, Rrown Ia;
Ho ulster. ll2: Leslie, il2; MIR. Leo
iii.. french Canadian. Il5. Macbeth,
St,blrr ".i! o. WIN iUt, Duknno, loo; AZ
hner ~. l0G Sp!nbuu 100 ''''-
MIRA rac"--Si 400: claiming a.
1iH ana, NJ. mile and a quarter
-.,ii'IlI ana COO. 80; Lady Rachel
y".r, u.ane' ioi' Little Patsy. io2:
.i'h Hra. lo3: Brynlimah Iu%
Pirate MCGEE. l03. Walk In i -,
.".N ""us 100. Wndswortus Las;
'''iiN"ht los; Mormon Elder
,,s'ma 1885 Mari" Augusta 9.
/ ne WIZ, los; Jake Field. los
trurla rnr"-SI.iOO: clnI,uiuc
,naIat" "-t@.nf-u!!ds ana up. Six fur.
| ,.N-N 'idD HUmauitarian. lo1
/ HiHhr'ie Lady lo"; Vclla *. los
. ire Ip', Roy from Hum,.
] l" Cru2crn. no. Sp"ds. IIG. Gn cam,
/ NnnW, no. lSuc"sl-s. iOi; jos,Iud,
! li F"mc. no, MaY.lion, III. Ci@n
Fnm race- :e.coo: tho yor,o.
n .,,,ra 4aI1dirap, a.y"or.olds and ~, ~,
i..t ana :" wards GJ-BIt O. RACK
t. Lady champ. lU2. hrinIan, insfcr
.u@ United Verde 1Oe. Gnn,iIS,
ig' Lady M"dcap. ii3. Surf RidoI
sixth race 500: cl,im,uy ,
Play. -. Little Ann. -: kirdrad a.
hrndl'a. -: Kcd Arrow, I0i. nnsi
l"U HIp"Tnum. l0i: Chiva. lni: Ban
ner h"Hrcr. l05: Put and TAKE. lui
inShe. Graham. los. Posi- Hast,
W. limestone. lO2; Golden C,.s,
ih' Resting Time lb1: Iupltor 10,
CERTAIN, ilo' Taylor Hay, ioi
seventh rar"->l. SEQ. Clsi,oirr ,
Iyi3f-o!d- ana az hlucs ana marc.
, ,,l, ana 20 wards US)-Msr
T"nNi. H.u". lol LONELINESS t1,
ln i.H La. lgl, D!anua. I0a I,rr.
leaves. lUJ: Cat Tn lOt 49,,
"ri'fio. loo; DimpI.s. 100 E,iE, la
ii"lElnn Queen. II. Mai,icur. az
Mysterious Girl lui. Graz. n..,'.,
| -rly ~ rouSee, lo5: Ligh, W,n,
KJ Apprentice aEowanc. claim,
weather GEAR. track fast 2
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.C0CKADE CITY FANS
TO DISCUSS BASEBALL
Virginia League Magnatcs
Will Visit Petersburg.
Today,
Ispeclnl 10 ZINC Tlmes.Dlsnnich1

Especial To The Times Dlspatch]
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. "A
large number OF baseball fans are
expected to attend the open meeting
To he held tomorrow mt ~ O'Clock
In the rooms OF the Chamber OF Com
Inercc. at which time J IL. Grass,
owner of the Richmond Colts. and
II. l.. Dawson. owner OF the Newport
Ncws team. VIII go into details rcIa-
give to transferring the Newport
News franchise To Petersburg
For some time local fans have boon
begging for baseball. and IL is be-
LEVIED Jhc meeting tomorrow will re-
sur IN the Cockadc City going back
into tho Virginia League
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|hAvY HAS ADVANTAGE
OF WEIGHT OVER FOE
Military Lion Crippled by Dis
qualification of Player
and Injuries.
CADET CORPS TO SIZE GAME
Box Reserved for President Harding
md Other Observation-Disclosures. Hope
to Wipe Out Sting OF Penn Defeat
Last Week.
CADET coRrs no SIZE cANis:
IBy Associated Press ]

Z wASHlNGToN. Nov. Both tho
Navy and Penn State football squads
were camped tonight near the scene
tomorrow OF their annual game. The
Pennsylvanians came into town early
today ami were driven 10 tho Column
bia Country Club. whore they made
their headquarters. Tho M.dshipmcn
arrived late tonirht ANA were quar-
tered at "a downtown hotel.
The Penn state plan erS We're sent
through a tight signal diiu during
the afternoon on the club grounds.
and later many OF the players had
n round OF golf The Navy lucn had
their final work out at Annapolis be
fore entraininG for WASHINGTON.
Coach Hczdck. OF Penn state. an
nounced that all of his hrst-strIus
players would start with the cNCcp-
zion of Richard SchuStcr. who MAS
disqualified earlier IN the w"ck am
der the eligibility rules. Coach Fol
we'll Of the Navy. also expects 10 hc
able 10 open the contest with All of
his regulars IL place except one OF
two. who have hcsI replaced with Il
view 10 speeding up thc line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

fore without decision after n Cruel
ing mix-up. Red Martin and George
Frankley will compete the wrestling
card.
al Holman. of Richmond, is schcd- :
ulcu To iake on Kid Arp. OF I.aiti-
more, In the scmifinals OF the boNIn.,
SNOW. The bout VIII he FOR six
rounds. Two negro hcavics repre-
Scnting Petersburg and HONEYWELL are
10 mix. There Will be two prcliini-
narios ana u battle royal
Charlie Holman has given up his
outside work and Will devote his
time exclusively to tho ring. After
getting to tho point where he is aim :
ing for. holman VIII invade III. Fast.
Against Costor. Charlie will weigh
III. while the Philadelphia may be
one mound heavier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
CHARLIE HOLMAN AND COSTER
TO GO TEN ROUNDS At HOPEWELL
Local Bantam and Philadelphia to Give Exhibition on
Athletic Program of DUPONT Club-Two
Wrestling Matches Card.

Charlie Holman. of Richmond and
ilopcweu. Will box ten rounds with
n"nn: toStcr. of Philadelphia. on
Tuesday night for the entertainment
Of the DUPONT club of Hopcwcll.
following the scheduled wrestling
matches arranged by the orguniZa-
ton.
Holman and Costcr have met twice
before. the ihiladrlphinn nj the last
meeting sending Holman to the floor
Tor "a count OF nine. Costcr has been
meeting some OF the fastest bantams
OF the East in Philadelphia and
should MAX" Charlie go the limit to
get u decision.
Kid Hnkish. OF liopewcn, and
Young tcnscr OF Richmond. VIII go
I" the mat In the feature wrestling
match. These chaps have met be-
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Penn Stutn I,rnh..

Especial To The Times -Dispatchl
WASHlNGTON. Nov after a
day OF golf, signal practice ana rest
at the Columbia Country Club. on the
outskirts OF the city. tho Penn state
lfootbHll team is ready for its most
important game OF the season with
Navy here tomorrow afternoon. Coach
lBe2dek depiUrcS the fact that hc
could not have had few days more
TO whip his Lions into shape. fol-
lowing the loss or veteran lncmcn
since last saturday. With SchuSter
disqualified at the last minute and
Captain Ren;z and Tiny McMahou
not likely To- start, Sozlck maintained
a gloomy oUtlOok tonight.
state expects to i've outwelghc,!
.a(tcen pounds 10 the man. but hopes
,to\nake UP In speed and SKIN against
the\heavy Midshipmen. To win or
even to tie with Navy will accom-
Splish wonders for the Penn state ma =
carnegie Tech. Penn and I'itt. They
kn"w the ability and light of tn,
Navy eleven and it's desires for re.
placement In good standing fO!lowing
the Penn defeat Saturday There
fore, State LOOKS for no snap.
a box has bon reserved for prcsi-
dent Harding, and on the Penn state
side Governor Sproul. Scvtrnl al his
Cabinet members. Lieutenant Bridlc-
man and senator Pepper will he tho
central figures in the PcnusyivauI.
official government REPRESENTATIVE
Senators, Congrcssmen ana foreign
government officials VIII attend the
game by the. score. II is obvious
that Navy Will play a she never
played before, and Penn Siti,'s green
and inexperienced team VIII have the
hight of its life ON it's hands
The state military band of af,y
pieces Will add t. tn" attraction ana
I hint OF Army Navy occasions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
MIKE" PENDERGRAST
GIVEN REINSTATEMENT
IEv Associated Dress

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-ritchcr Mike"
icnderSrast was rcinstatcd today by
Commissioner *. NJ. Landis Fender
Srast. former Philadelphia player.
was placed on the suspended list for
playing with incliSiblcs. lie applied
for reinstatement last spring, but
was advised that his return to cIigi-
bility would have To be preceded by
Il years characterization from outlaw
players. He viii be returned to the
lhilndclphia rescrNe ltst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
RAGING HUSkIES
TRAIN FOR DOG DERBY
ny M,soc,n,ch rrnss |

Preparations tor The Pas 2o0-mil,
dog Derby, which attracts interim.
ttonal attention. were under way to-
day. DIR. X. j.. Orok. u The Pas has
been elected president OF the Dog
Derby Association.
Racing huskies are in for some
choice heefstcak and egg feeding FOR
the next few months and already
drivers are reported TO be getting
their GolS in shape. e. l.. Morgan,
who's" teams have twice won the race
- among the most prominent mUsh
crs getting team ready for the
1879 Derby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
rs AND PENN STATE BATTLE IN WASHINGTON TODA
$4,000 Purse Hung Up
for Pimlico Futurity

BALTIMORE. Nov. An $50
900 purse, the largest stake offer
ed for horse race. VIII be hung
up by tho Maryland Jockey Club
Tor The pimlico Futurity next
Tuesday To he divided equally.
however. between the winners Of
tw" divisions into which the race
has been divided because uf the
large number OF entries.
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Middle. To See Cnn,c.

ny NSSOIINiVV ITltSE-
ANNAPOLIS, MD, NOV. 3--Givcn n
demonstration by thrIr comrades.
eQuallcd only whom they aro leaving
20 do battle with the West Point
Cadets. the Navy football squad de-
parted for Washington tonight,
morrow at the American league
baseball park. They viii attempt to
reverse the decision OF last year
when the Nittany Lions defeated
them.
The entire student body. composed
of 2.+oo midshipmcn. including the
Academy Band Of nifty pieces. viii
attend the game. They VIII leave
special trains at one minute inter-
walls
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Iioi's W"rr. mn TI'd-n,

PlillibE.,.rHlt. PA. Nov. -
william 7. Tildcn. IL. national tennis
which have developed since n. was
taken I" tho hospital with AN infect
I'd finger Two boilS were lauccd
ana antihoil serum injected. Mr.. TIL
aeh,S finger tx Improving RAPIDLY. and
Il * confidently "Npcctcd hc VIII
recover full use ~ H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

Tommy Milton. 1921 national au;omo-
bile speed champion. who injured one
" his eyes while racing ~ Cu,aff
1ear here. SUNDAY, viii NOT lose mis-
light. according Ia attend .uG physi-
:fans. Milton was put out nf The
ace in the last zap. when :: splitter
lew from the wood track. h.ttiu., ms
goggles ana breaking ID, class. a
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IlIInoi. Tack. Io.i,yi,I,

URBIANA, ILL Nuy Allison
Sagur. regular tackle az III. l'ui-
declared ineligihI" today Gyo min
ties after being questioned bv
George Hun, director OF aihirt!cs.
lbouL charges made hy Wisconsin
athletic authorities that Ave lUluois
players took part i'm games az raylor-
Vile. III. last fal! Robinson. h,lr
Jack, and lat"s. fun back. d,-Iar,d
hey did not play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

T.'lS NN''ELES, tNI.. NOV. =
Arrangements have been completed
Tor the football game between the
Pomona cVllcG" team, OF Clircmont.
al, and the University Of Hawaii
~ Honolulu. Christmas pay
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Giants III, TNirI,.r

=, h.pv"iN''FoN, Ill. Nov. Guy
-; ;r"I SOL premier twirlcr OF tho
80. %',|' Lag ue, has been sold TO
~ encouragement today by President
go @.r' OF me Fans Association. The
purchase price was no, announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

Not that we want to pour
cold water on tomorrow's
good time
But!
'Sno fun chilling in a grand
stand!
Warmer Underwear.
Flannel Shirts.
Wool Socks.
Brogucs.
Spats.
Winter Suits.
Scotch Knit Jackets.
Sweaters.
Mufflers.
sheep" Lined Goats.
Whipcord Coats.
Fur Coats, Caps, Gloves.
listers with big turn-up
collars.
Winter weight Scotch
Mists.
Steamer Rugs. Fur Lap
Robes.
Four-inIIands in "winnin'
colOrs."
Motor Lunch Kits.
Thermos and Fcrrostat Bot
ties.
A motor guest Sweater Of
rough, shaggy wool will cover
your friends unpreparedness
for a chilly ride.
Registered trademark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

CHICAGO Nov. 2-Commissiuncr
Is. NJ. lands tonight fined the Spring
uetd ,MoD club of the Western As
suciation $500 for violations Of III,
League salary limit and for making.
what he declared were false state
mcnts concerning the salary limit.
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'Rceis,cred trademark,
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Second $1,000. the Junior
si"ep!cchase. 3-ycar-olds. two miles
-iiappy, Chances. l3a: Sea Mas
Ter. l3S; ta) TrcriscOt. l35; ta) Rep
arati"n. 1873: tn) Nat $. 1876: Ch)
Baby boy. 1875: Chucklc. 1856.
=. Il. Davis entry: b-B. Broadus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
FEARED TO LAND - TURKEY.
Passengers Virtually Driven Ashore
At COnstantinopIe, Says Captain.

When the steamship Acropolis -
the American Black Sea Line arrived
yesterday at her pier IN Brooklyn. the
officers said that when the ship reach
ed Constantinople on the outward
voyage 81 Of the passengers refused 10
60 ashore and remained on board for
two weeks.
They had been warned ~ the crime
wave existing at the Black Sea ports
and on the smaller steamships which
convey passengers from CONSTANT
nople. Finally the captain of the Aero
polls had to threaten 20 bring the
United States marines 10 force the
passengers ashore
Among the cabin passengers were
Mehmed Mehmedoff Bey. his wife.
mother-in-law and two sisters. who
( had got away from Constantinople
through the efforts Of the officers ~
the Acropolis who accepted diamonds
valued at several thousand dollars a.
security for the fares.
| VI. X. Zia, Turk Of - West
/ Twelfth street. returned from. Con-
stantinople with Il paintings which
he declared We're old masters and in
! cluded works by the French artist
Carot.-New York Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. April 22.-Charters we're aled
here yesterday. as follows:
HiSgen Oil Corporation. Wilmington
Del: capital 81. 900. 900
The Bernard Stamping Company viii
mington. Del: S2.750.O 900.
California Oil Sand Corporation. VIII
mington. Del; s., 100000
Clarkson Radio Equipment Corporation.
Wilmington, Del: s2.000.0o0.
Interstate Steamboat Corporation, New
York City; 81 200. 600.
Radio Equipment Company. Whining
ton. Del $500. 900.
Pacific, Realty and Trading Corpora
tion, New York City; 5000 900.
Anchor Fiscal Corporation. Philadei-
phia: 100000
Palmer Corporation. Wilmington. Del
100000.
seabar-Johnson Co, Wilmington. Del
800 600.
May-Tay Sales Co. Philadelphia. Pa
500, 600
Eskimo Syrup Co. Philadelphia Pa
SiO0 600.
Premier Confectionery Co.. Bridgeport.
Pa $50. 900.
Citizens Mercantile Corporation. Will
mington. Del; $4,000
Change of name of T.. G. Willingham,
Inc. 20 Golf Shaft and Block Co.. Memph-
is. Tenn: Dura Mechanical Hardware
Co. TO the Dura Co, Toledo. Ohio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
.PETKEW|Cz SEEN
AGAIN LAST NIGHT
Alleged Poison Candy Man
Sighted by Policeman. But
Escaped in Darkness.

4 man answering the description Of
John Petkewicz. the insane man who
escaped from the Chester county nj
sane hospital several days ago, was
seen last night in the vicinity Of
Eighth and Walnut streets but es-
capped after being chased by police
man.
The lunatic's habit Of feeding
poisoned candy TO children makes his
appearance in this city the cause OF
much alarm 10 parents. Druggists
have been warned to be particularly
careful 10 whom they sell poisonous
pre- rescriptions.
The mao was begging at a house
on East Eighth street when some one
notified the police Of his presence
Before an officer arrived he had de-
parted, but later the officer pick ed
up the trail and sighted him. only tc
lose him in the darkness. 1t was q
busy night at police headquarters
after the reports of the presence oi
the lunatic got about the city. From
all parts Of the city came telephone
calls 10 the effect that a suspicion:
character was see loitering about.
Petkewicz Is about 6 feet tall and
weighs 200 pounds. He escaped from
the hospital at Embreeville aftel
overpowering three guards. On Thurs
day night he was seen leaving ,
house in Browntown. A report tina
! he had been taken into custody b!
railroad officers last evening, was de
1 MED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
GAssER's DRUG STORE
WRECKED by FIGHTERS

A drug store IL no place TO
stage free-for-all f,st fight.
John Gasser, OF Seventh and
Church streets, believes.
The china shop bull could
not have done moro damage"
Gasser said in reporting TO tho
police this morning that two
men had engaged in fist fight
In his store and damaged his
stock ITO the extent OF about
500. Warrants have been sworn
out for the men.
The drug store is also n sub
postofiice station. One OF the
men was mailing a letter when
the other came In. They imme-
diately began TO exchange re-
marks about a lady ard soon
came TO blows.
Regardless OF the presence
OF glass containers and show
cases they fought about tho
room until finally Gasser sue
ceeded In pushing them out the
door. Medicine, bottles and other
articles were strewn about tho
floor.