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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Mrs. Idle 6easley

Mrs. LidIe Beasley, Gfty.six vcc-.
old. who died after three days ijlness
in her home at 90l Penn street, Cnm.
den, will bo buried Tuesday in tho A..
lington Cemetery, Mrs. RcasIoy was
the wife Of Patrolman George Beosley
she is survived by her husband and a
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Roberts. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Mrs. Catherine kohIhas

Mrs, Catherine Kohlhas, S2G North
Twenty fifth street. died yesterday nj
the age OF eighty five years. She was
one Of the Oldest mcnbers Of the
Corinthinn Avenue Lutheran Church
and IN active worker IN the Ladies' Aid.
Her husband. Jacob KohIhas. conducted
a bakery ut Twenty first and Carpcn-
ter streets. and she had lived In the
samo ncighborhnod for thirty wears. The
funeral will be held Tuesday at 2p N,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

Membership Enrolment Committee
70 Meet Tomorrow NIaht

The Wembership EnrOIlment Conn
mittce Of the Young Mems and Young
WOmen's Hebrew Associations will hold
rally tomorrow at $ J.. NJ. in the Pal
ace Theatre, 1914 Market street.
The closing rally Of the membership
campaign will be held on the evpnins
Of October "a, when dinner will be
given in Mercantile Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Mrs. Clara M. CummInos

The funeral Of Mrs. Clara Mny Cum.
mings. wife OF the Rcv. George Il.
Cummings, will be held Tuesday after.
noon. Mrs. Cummings died at her home.
"a West Logan street, German,own'
yesterday afternoon after n briei nj.
ness. The services will be private and
will! be held In the home. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
BANDITS, UNNERVED. FLEE
Pedestrian. Reaching for Handker.
chief, Conjured Vision Of Revolver

chief, conjured Vision Of Revolver
Four men in an almost no!scless
automobile, stopped suddenly beside
Walter J. Graham. SO West Penn
street, when he reached Queen lane and
Knox streets this morning and ordered
him to throw up his hands.
Each emphasized the request by
pointing revolver toward Graham's $
head.
whats the idea?" said Graham.
lie noticed that the men held the weap.
oEs awkwardly.
We're bandits" said one Of tho
men. TIe pulled his cap down further
over his eyes and tried to look rough.
Graham reached toward his back
pocket as he questioned the calling of
the strangers.
Come on, he's got a gum" said the
man nearest Graham. All four jumped
in the car. a green one. and sped away.
Graham pulled handkerchief from
his back pocket and wiped his fore.
head
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Baron eurIan Won Ralecz

Vienna, Oct. 81. (By A. P.)
---Baron Stephan BurlOn von Rajccz,
who WAS AHstro. Hungarian Foreign
Minister from Aprii 1918 until Just be-
fore the armistice was signed ending
the World War, is dead Of heart dis.
case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
HELP WANTED MALE

BOOKKEEPER'S Assistant Young ran.
nigh school graduate, 20 assist ON accounts
receivable ledger cards: to reoei\" ,omsldera'
tion. Application must state acc cNp"T.edca
religion, refcr nc aud saI4ry expected.
1924. ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
l'resbs tprian


Lancastor AMI CIV .avcs, GEnI'GE EN-
lRsON BARNES, Pastor. II \. NJ
Jesus Use cf rarahles." NlrE, tth chap.
yer; 3tth ysrso. EhilLr"n,,$ t"Tm%mI' Ii1Tr,
Contribution OF Genesis to Christ!nn!H. .
Music by Marie Stone l.ansstVn and lIeIt1
l!uchanan lIItncr. sciO!sts. I'Eoi "'
Beatty. Organist,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

Only a few more days and election day
with It's settlement OF many political prob.
lens. will bo upon US Just what Is happen
ing In the various camps what the can.
didates are doing. 10 accurately told In the
news columns OF the PUsLIo LnpoEs. "Asks
II Q Habit"--A6U.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Mrs. Roster COilapses
as Indictment Is Read


a'd h".gE, boy If .Io.ca,ibor Il.
,"t~. gi..us . falS" r.a."n and ,l,!.,.
for '!o purrhaN', and for ,hc.r .s..
W" will show Iou that at tier lomo
there was q -. -ru,iher gun which lad
been "uptI"l Of IT, bullets only q Jew
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

wv" vii! then snow you that rhe 10.
tenLant here met her brother in. law.
/ Arthur Roster. n the Hotel Walton.
, about 80 O'clock AVID at hey >uyg.s.
! ton. went 70 an Italian restaurant.
: where they luncl"d. We will show YOU
that Arthur l"tt her at = 80 NJ T6.r
Jnfnn,on. J'ra,I anu W""n', 're"'i ana 'hnt ms
i.nsrt-,or, .,nro 5.l..,.., ~ a"'
I5.r,,it,r ort,,,"a,i ,.o" ,.,., 49, I''S'''
! box of c5.,nlihnr r.,r,r;J,,. a." :,
again a ful.o rnnsnr fnr w. ,.nrtti,,..,s ti,''s
, Then We Wi! slow yo! rLp. nj. de-.
f.pIout rsed .li. ir:.r,,,,a,'. = 'I,..t
70 slay Lsr IurInri .,j ,his ,,,,,. ~ """ !"
MiIJr%i Knrki,.. tI,| ,r,,.'' =, 'J' ,l, s,,'.
his irs,rr,p.nt ~ Jo,,I ,I ,,I,,.i Wv 2 ~ ~
- IN. nrrnr,, ,f ~, ,,,o,, ,' ',. I'iif 81
"TI.n ,,a v,;I, .',,.,,. ,.'"'- h''1E'
.lo n"rch,,o ,r ,ri ,.,,,. - '|I' '''.
rro.eed.d N bo, i.,, - =, ,ls''-. ,"h,
yn, rn"n.sJ -, r'''','',',. o'D,. N"''c
sans tber%. o,L y" ,h., h'. a ','' ".,M r,,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Deaths of Dan
HENRY PRES

oIney Banker Dies at Home at Age
Of Fifty.four
Henry Preis, a widely known resi- =
dent in the Olney and Fox Chase sec
tion, and a director Of Olney Bank
died yesterday at his home. Fifth street
and Tabor road. He was fifty four
years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

"~.nt y.ar nRd !, on psss so'.ASvc ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
"Spotting the Criminal
From q Soup Stain"

HapGa7a"d m"th"ds of crime d4,-..
ti"n az" passed Science and
rhenis,ry nov" aid in approhcndlrg
the criminal. Read tie Star-,ing
revelations In th's ractru! ar,!c,o
by Theodore Maisrh on r-irn. IN.
""st,garOn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
What Cobienz Thinks of
the Dough5oy

Tenth ~ series OF abs1rb!rz ar.
ticles h} '0r,ss GriNs. telling o-
conditions now EXISTING n spots
familiar 10 the A T. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
The Industrial Titan of the
Western World

An 'r'a!Tic" with Jane. 7. wool.
"3ru. secretary 0f In'erna. Affairs,
tells ~ the irnmeusI'v OF Pauns"!-
Nan!a's Industria. scope
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Several Challenged for Cause

Peter J. Sramos. widowcr. Of +IDl
Germantown avenue, was GcCeptaD,' to
= . hnfcnse bar not to the tuwo'1u-
wcnl,h and vas set aside when MIR.
Srn!-rr made use Of his nineteenth chQl.
,onge - order him percnNtor!.y from
the e'uuL. StanOs said be lad no
,rv.plcs and no one had talked 10 him
obnu, the case. He keeps cigar s~orr.
AMI denied that he had been receiving
aGy.cc fIO'a his customers A. 20 how
f.. ct ( he got on the jury.
VI. T. Nicholson. en- ELECTRICIAN ~
80 tur!uthian avenue, told n" court
.,.r, f-ankly that be could not !Irrinc
?uy 80, Of circumstances that H." cIt.
,.cArr "ig.t produce whi'h wp.Id a.
,ow him 10 find first degree vr.dlct
oyn,u.t Mre. Roster. II" was rLal-
gcd for cause.
( =. Maloney. a mhnufac'urer Of
II - Vcnango street, and a brother #
Martin Maloney, papal marquis told
the Court he would not hold woman
as graycly responsible as he would a
man. though he believed in capital pun.
lslinent. He. TOO. was challenged for
,ausc by the CnmmOnweG lth.
SrII m!uthor challenge for cause was
allowed agnlnst Alexander $. rcpe. n
CnNQNrQr, l!'lnS W 'r'S loHtfb% street
lie eald he had formed an opinion
which was fixed 80 firmly in hls mind
that he could not convict Mr.. Roster of
first degree. He said he would listen
10 the evidence with all attention. but
that nothing could change his opinion.
Painter Opposes Death Penalty
Charlcs 9chacNfcr, Of 1254 Terrace
street. forty years old, Il painter, was
challenged for cause when he And he
mad scrupIcs against capital punish.
m"nt
Louis II. Eckstein, eighty years old,
pnpnrhangcr Of f0j Girard avenue, A
widowcr with a bachelor son ffty.two
Jrurs old. was excused from service bv
Jud." Har"Hlt because nf his ogc.
William kriurr, Of lUl1 Braudyw inc
street. IT carpenter, said l." md scru.
rrs against caritnl punishment. lie
was challenged for cause, as was Isaac
Firtman. uf lGiD N0mh Mnr,HII s;rr,t,
The talesman said he had conscientious
scr,IpIcs against capital punishment.
Joseph A. Knine, twenty-five years
old, Of 1880 Wolf street, employed as a
timekeeper in the Bureau Of Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

LOWS r. Kraft. n contractor. ..fI>
North Broad street. said he has con-
sr.tMlioYa snruples against capital pua :
iShmen' The Commonwealth Chal =
lenged HIN Tor cause.
tn" name " Ruth Curry, 243t North
Thirty -scconl street, was called, but il
I"reloped she bad been excused Tues =
LAY because ot illness.
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Flannelette Kimonos
Billie Burke

One piece S tyl e,
elastic trimmed and
hemstitched. Sizes
Is to 20. Sale price
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Flannelette Petticoats

Striped and colOred pat
terms for women; seal
loped bottoms; all
lengths. Expansion
sale price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
W. B. BRADLEY CRITICIZED
FOR ADJOURNING MEETING
Norman \ Chambliss. of Rocky Mount. Issues Signed
Statement in Which IIc Saws Carolina Town Forced
Resignation of Richmonlcr.

norman y. Chambliss. director Of
IA" R"c%y Mount baseball club. h,s
issued m" following statement I'm r..-
:ard e" events at recent meetings of
tho Virginia League:
While somewhat, r"grr, tho oc-
cnrr'nc" on Tn" occasion of tho
Meeting az the directors Of tho VIZ
@inia League, held a, Newport N.,vS.
Wednesday. March !. d.sir" to
mar" the following public etat..
mrut:
Ut a meeting hold In Norfolk
som" Time ago. At which i |. Horne.
,Jr.. represented Rocky Mount. ANA
! represented Wilson. tn. pr.yid.ut
called on the various clubs to nos,
tH"ir Forfeit of $1,000 for the 1922
season Wilson was called on to
nIac" its forfeit. aud / stated to tho
directors that was in a position
i" 81" :" under on" condition. which
was that w. H. bradley would moi,
b" president OF the Virginia I.capi!o.
rocky Mount representative" taking
IN" sam" position. ANA Mr.. bradley
stated that h" would not l." - can.
ulHht" under any circumstances
hence TIA" forfcits Of Wilson ana
Rocky Mount wcr. readily posted.
Accompanied by President Grave
~. attended a later meeting Of tn.
directors IN richmond. which was
called for the pUrpoS" OF clcctinE -
president for tn" 1872 season. a,
which time Rocky Mount presented
tn" name Of w. g Rramham. pr"si-
d"nt of IN" Piedmont League and a
in"nh"r II tn" national board as
president Of til" Virginia League.
making II clear in view of unfur-
'unatc affairs during III" 1927 sea
son. which could hav" been avcrt.d
~ proper action ON the part oc
President bradley. We desired a man
as president Of the Virginia League.
who lived outsia" of amy OF the cities
composing the Virginia League" and.
in addition. when I presented tn"
nam" "i Mr. I:ramham at Ia" New
port News meeting. | laid stress on
IN" fact 'hat III" Virginia League
since tia" creation had named "a Nir-
Ginian as president.
After III" eleventh ballot a; the
newport News meeting. II member Of
tn" powerful combination moved
mat tn" meeting adjourn without
"!"ctin" president. after a con
ference with President bradley
which was seconded by Richmond
another member "f ia" powerful
combination. Norfolk. Wilson and
Rocky Mount representatives plead
"d in vain with President BRADLEY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
BILL AIMS TO INCREASE
SHOOTING OPPORTUNITIES
hunters of Migratory Birds
Would BE Required to Pay
Federal Fee.

WASliINGTON. March ,.i
probably VIII be taken d,r,rr ~
next week by the House ArricS,l,nr
,"hlihi'tc" on tho public ghooiint,
Er"uhh -Gainc refuge bill introduced
ny Representatives Anthony. R"uuhIi
can. Kansas. committee niotnhrrs .ni,,
t"h"E: similar measure haze h"nn
can. Indiana.
At hearings held recently by tho
rouse committee. IL was brought out
tina, the blii. IL enacted into l.,r
would AFFORD protection To migratory
E"hl" hlrdS. at tn" same time incroas-
ms IN" shooting opportunities OF
Sr"r ,Sn'u Of tho country. Passage
:" IN" bill was advocated by rrprn-
S"h'at!E"s OF the American Game Pro-
'"cilNc ANA Propagation Associations
ana by "a number Of state game com
h''NS'"n"rs. who appeared before the
committee"
III" measure provides that hunters
"i migratory birds shall paw n Fed
"r"i ii"cns" Zee OF 81. Funds thus re
''iN'h bE Ia" government would h..
hS"i TO purchhs" ana improve land
ana water ar"aH throughout tho conn
try, many ~ which would Ice dcsIu,-
mated AZ public shooting, grounds win
certain parts SGT aEih" as refugees on
men n" shooting would D." permit
''h. some rt tn" areas would serve
az public shooting grounds during
tn" open season. fuctiouing as a
f'iurr during Tn" closed period. while
On others nr shouting would be nur.
United at any time. The I'm bro.
NiH.s thht n" land may h." acquired
without the approval OF Tia. I.c::isia-
'ur" OF the state in which tho prop-
"I,S lies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
PLAN AUTO SPEEDWAY AND
BIG BASEBALL DIAMOND
u. S. Capitalists Secure Com
ccssions From Obrcgon and
Mexican Congress.
GRAND STANDS TO NE CoNCHETE
Race Track Among Things ia he Com
>trucirt b., 4. n. iicn>hnii and u. II.
Howard. Of New N"rL-NcIraw mud
Strnrham. nf Giants. Give Approval.


SAN ANTONIO TEN. March "a
vast sporting enterprise. g"ui"rinE IN
Mexico CITY. was announced here
Monday hy &. II licnshHi, former
Canadian sportsman aud builder uf
the Mount ROYAL and pcvonshirc rae"
tracks.
Henshan. associated with L. L.
Howard. Sew York. plans 10 build u
race track. an auto speedway ana a
baseball park with concrete grand
stands ~ the Mexican Cauiial. lie
fas obtained CpuCCSSi ions. N" said,
from l'res deu; ohroson ana The M"Ni-
can Congress. guaranteeing IN" Srcu-
rity 80 ;hr enterprises. Tn" race"
;ruck Is 10 be opened Thanksriv!nG
DAY he said.
barney OldGold. tho veteran driver.
is 10 have charge OF the auto racing.
on friendly terms with the owners
of the Havana track and tho TWO Will
be operated In co-opcration \ NUM-
Dor OF SpOrtsmC0 have promised to
send thorourhhr.is he said FOR tho
racing season. which Will last l2o
John McGraw. manager OF tho
Giants and Charles T.. Stoncham.
ol. ncr. are Interested in the project,
hut not fiuanrialy. il is learned. Me
Graw douioQ for himself and stone
ham that they were part owners.
our Interest is friendly as ""
a !i.. Known now h.mshail for Ions
was 10 have handled the boxing
shows. hut has withdrawn.
Tho BASEBALL park VIII adtoln tn"
raC. track and games Viii begin at
! clock. until :. when racing begins.
The ball park VIII also be used for
Il great following in Mexico City. it
is stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
BOSTON AMERICANS GET
FIRST SEASON WORKOUT
Dry and Balrny Weather
Grccts Ball Players at
Hot Springs.
Try Associated ItcsS.I

-. HOT STRINGS. AItk. March G.
ia" Boston Americans found Whit
iinEton lark field dry and the sun
Hhlhc halmy this afternoon FOR their
htSt workout OF the season, and Man
aEcr lpuiH put his recruits through
som" sun practice. Twenty five m"In-
h"tS OF the team have reported. along
WIN Eroup ot newspaper men from
BOSTON. bih"r arrivals ar" coming
,h on all trains. aud Duffy expects
Wednesday,.
Colonel Huston. OF tho Ncw York
Nncricans. stated today tina, Aaron
WWard' the inhcldcr from ~ Smith.
hrk.. was nov his only hoidout. and
mat he expected to hear any Tim.
'hat Ward had reported 10 the team
IN New Orleans. Ruth. MAYS iIoyt.
iHr"tt ana Shawk"y. OF IN. team. viii
,'hNc her" tomorrow for Sew or.
leans. aud Colonel Huston viii leave
for New York.
nick Rudolph. IN charg. of the
lhtt"rN squad of III" lioS,ou Nationals.
ny nav" been her" two weeks taking
preliminary trainInE Viii leave FRI
nay ;or 81. Petersburg. Fla, To ION
their teams.
The Pittsburgh Pirates. 90 tho Ma :
riV" here SATURDAY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE.
Snccla, 20 Th. .rImcs. nisnntch. !


WILLIAMSBURG VA. March g.
Til, first call Tor baseball candidates
for the 1872 Indian nine was made
today 10y Coach Jimmie" Driver.
over 100 aspirauts are expected 10 10
ON hand for tn" first workout. All
oi Jas; year team, which defeated
euCh teams "a WASHINGTON and Leo.
University II PENNSYLVANIA. I'nivcr-
SHY Of Richmond, twice. and 81
Johns. are back at practice. With the
exception ~ "Ruhc" Marshall. phc-
rpm"nal right-haudor. now with At
lauta i'm tho Southern Association.
iial"y settle, ,cantain and PITCHER on
tn" nine. and Bake" Jones. clever
fielding second saCk"r. stephens Of
IN" 1920 team, holdrr a. the no-hi,
rany record At William and Mary. IS
ha'k a. school.
- another POSSIBLE mainstay for
ih' box, Coach Driver has Lefty"
Thompson, wh" made. quite a nam"
for himself ON Carolina teams last
SWIMMER, Jordan "a product % Smith
lo.H High School. cross Of Norfolk
and several OF last Years second
string pitch"re. ar" also possibilities
/. i"i IN" box positions. "FUhhic" Cobb
81 blackstone. sGid 20 u" one Of the
fastest outn"ldcrS and hardest hit
tors IN Virginia in'crColloriuto circles.
Is expected 10 max" Il run FOR one OF
Inc outNcla hcIths He played on
Washington and Lee FOR two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07

not to adjourn tho meeting. taxing
the position that tho opening or the
l"S2 season Was Not FAR of and u
vas most imp"rat,y" that prcsi-
",ui u" named at this meeting.
However. President Bradley
seemed |" control tho powerful COM
hinati"n.' invoked his prcrurativ,
ANA declared tho meeting adjourned
]; was at tins time that prosecuted
t. inform PRESIDENT bradley. in Ian
H"hE" ! adlait is not printable" that
IN" adjournment "f the meeting was
nothing NOR" than a frame up ana
mat Rocky Mount was through with
ihc Virginia League
While the occurr"icc IS rcgrc,ahlc
admit. feel that was justified
acting as the official representative
o.. tn. Rocky Mount baseball club.
I charge again that Rradl"y acted
against tn" candidate proposed hy
tn" Rocky Mount baseball club pure
Is on account OF his personal .rudrc
against me. n view %: IN; stand taken
az IN" norfolk meeting that he was
rot III. particularly because he was
Interested financially In IN" Richmond
saS"hall club. To be president OF tho
virginia League: l further charge
thhi II was frame up. led by him
ser. :" adjourn the meeting In order
mat h" might continu" IN the capacity
as president OF the Virginia l.cagI.,.
mus d"icat.mg the understanding had
a, tn" Norfolk meeting
This statement is cnadc in ord.,
that the public may know why was
IN such q lighting mood At The New
H"it News meeting. Rocky. Mount
mas been run over hy the powerful
combination long enough. ana have
dc M,
l" !'hh Il night I" see that we got
Justice ana To bring this about my
action at the Newport News mc.,iur
was necessary. Now that We have
North 'ar"linian as head OF tho
virginia League, ~" may feel assured
OF what "" want Justice.
'SIencd.
NORMAN y. CHAMBI.ISS.
League" Director"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
RAINS CONTINUE TO HOLD
DOWN YANKEES TRAINING
Work Ont on Muddy and Slip.
perry Field in New
Orleans.
iHy United Ne ws. !

MEM ORLEANS. March G.-Showcrs
again imned"d tn" spring training Of
IN" lankccs Monday. but They go;
pHSF "bont IN IN" afternoon for a
rIi ~! SirpL session Oh u muddy
h"ld. The outn"ldcrr and iuiirldors
W"r" soon called Of lest som. one
sup and twist II slO.U0o instcp. I'm,
N"h!o OF the pitchers found a dry
Sp"t near IN" grand stand and worked
'h"ir arms for half an hour.
, 'atn"Iu"rS Bob McuScl and Bobby
E"ih both HAY" Joined the club nov.
ttttl" weak from II winter att:,ri, nf
IN" 'i M"uS"i was r"C"ntly married.
iuth bad kn.- has m"n,lcd.
MHhat.r Miller IiUrEinS held an
u.hti lnl"rin"i meeting with Erin
ward. the holdout second bas.,nar
anu ih"N failed again to come tn
terms. Ward is getting vcX.d. ana
sir "i ms trends wouldn't L." sur
rr.e-d II h" lid something drasti,.
!'k" signing up in green ink.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
ST. LOUIS OFFERS
HORNSBY SIT. 900

-. LOT IL. MO. March eff Rogers
ii"inNhN. star second bas"fuau ~ the
, Cardinals and leading hitter Of IN.
national League. will accept slT. ono
f"r his toll this season IL. can get
together with ErHuch RiCkoy. and the
-. Louis owners in Il hurry. They
ar" WILLING 10 bay him that much.
liut ilornsby. who hns ho,n hold.
!r& out foi $4,000. aud has r"c.d.d
from mat hEur" to a reported H.
maud OF $50. 0o0. ~ said 10 hc reluctant
to 40 any lower.
IhnN arc sun tnlt!nu II nHnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
EBBETS TO SUSPEND
HOLDOUT PLAYERS

NEW YORK. March G.-Burl.lrh
crimes. ia" star pitcher OF TIA. Brook
iNn dodgers. and l.muN Johnston.
~" heavy hitting third bascmau Of
thrifty Charley Ebh.,'s club will h"
""HH'hd'd " th'N haN" not reported
hv VIII" or in person to Manager
E"h!nS"n, ~ Jacksonville. Fla Tues
daE. Elhc,s refuses To- Listen to
brlrn"S demand Tor $1,000 q year
although Robinson admits he was tn"
most valuable right handler tn tho
Nhiionnl League last year. Johnson
wants $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
nv Enltrd newell

NEW YORK. March G-On Thurs
ga! night, only ten days before he
meets Johnny i!uE. TIA" bantam cham
pl"n. ~ ah attempt 10 regain his lost
iIi!r. 80" Lynch. tn New York Ian
lam weight viii nght Mickey Del
mont. Il tough New jersey bantam
weight. ia n"-d"cisiuu bout at Jrr-
Soy City.
q, i.yneh ana his manager. Eddie
N"hd". ar said to lave underwent
TN i:Ui's guarantee for the Lynch
iEht. Fun is To- Get s3O.uU0, wiu.
los" or draw. aud Lynch has mad.
hlh'S"li virtually TIA" hacker OF TIA.
sh"W. AFTER IA" WauaE,mcnt takes
rs Shar" ara TIA" pr"liminHry ni;ht-
"rS get theirs, Lynch VIII begin 20
rarticipHt" IN th" money. Th- first
t"o.""0 ~ his purse goes :" Fun, ana
II there's amy left IFS hisn.
Tommy Gibbons boxed eleven
rounds VITA Jim Montrumcry ana
W hii"E Allen, pair "f volunteer
Spanning partners III the Common
""Hlth Gym her" tonight his FIRST day
81 training for Tia. bout with Harry
Gr"h at Madison square Garden next
MOHGaE night. Gibbons arrived here
THIS morning. He claimed &" weigh
Only l75 pounds. The weight agree
m"nt requires him 10 make lIJ or less
at g. 81.
Grch also did come boxing. using
Pat Mccarthy. OF Hoston, for his
workout. Mccarthy was IN. layt Vie
tim of Gibbons famous Knockout
punch.
lack Kenrns il downright, die
Enst"d. Mr. k"arns ~ here with a
Theatrical million-do champion.