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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08
For Register of Deeds

l hereby announce my candidacy for.
the office of Register of Deeds of
Seward County, subject to the will of
the voters in the Republican primaries
in August.
w. w. ANTRIM
Liberal, Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08
For Superintendent of School.

For Superintendent of Schools
l hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office of Super
intendent of Schools of Seward
County, subject to the will of the
voters at the Democratic primaries
in August
(Miss) EMMA THOMPSON,
Liberal, Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08

Miss Sadie Logue, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Dollie Nichols, and
her husband, are in New Mexico, on
a short outing trip.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08
For Probate Judge

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Probate Judge of
Seward county, subject to the will of
the Republican voters in the August
primaries.
W. o. NELSON,
Liberal, Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08
For County Sheriff

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Seward
County, subject to the will of the
Republican voters in the August pri-
maries.
JIM JOHNSTON,
Liberal Kaneoe
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-08

C. w. Herndon of Boyd. was trad
ing in the city Monday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
PROHIBICNf AGENT Sc.
ZMOCNILI $4,000
GAL. PIVA.

Ma zpravu udavate cekali
ma nadrazi Pennsylvania dra-
by ma kinsman I'd a vych. 81.
I'll. prohibitni agent ma zasil-
ku piva, iez byla adresovana
ma The Great Lakes Sash &
Door Co., 1850 vych. SIS. al. a
The Schlitz Distributing Co.,
1854 vych. 55. III. Kara dole
la as Y 6 hod. vtera VeCer, OBJ
sahovala 80 suda, % pulek a
dive ctvrtky, dohromady $4,000
gal. piva, kterG bylo zabaye-
no a Dude pokud Sc tvce obsa-
hi Thu luGebne zkoumano.
Jak hIasy vudce prohibit-
Mich agentu Burns, bylo po-
dobnou cestou posledni dobou
do Clevelandu vpaSovano vel
Ike mnozstvi piya.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
ODJEZD CLENELANDSKE
JIZDNl MILICE DO ST.
CLAIRSVILLE..

ClenstVo pryniho oddeleni
clevelandske milicni iizdy stra
vilo ma dnesek iiz prvni noe We
sluzbe, ably udr1ovalo poradek
mezi stavkujicimi Y Belmont
okresu. Oddil Jest pod vede-
MIN kapitana Ralpha Perkinse
ienz s~outasne zastava ufad
m6stskeho riditele dobrotin-
nosti. Puvodni urtovaci rozkaz
incl do Crabapple, blize LAT
ferty a Uniontownu, odkud cd
dill byl poslan do st. Clairsvil-
lie, kan pribyl rtera kratce
pred pulnoci. 7~5-tlenne muz-
stvo neopustilo do tt DOLBY
Wax a jest pry vzdor cestov-
MIN %strapacim "dosud V do
brtm stavu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
NEPREJl 81, ABLY SPOR o
PRACI TIE
SARU LUSTEN
eNFr BYL ZDE.

Y Clevelande ma byti roZ-
reSen starry spor mezi Anne
rickou Federaci Prace a Mezi-
narodni Tesarskou uni, D o
pravnGnosti ida clenstVo orga-
nisace posIedn6jSi ma pravo
yykonavati iistG prace, die ne
kterych 1sudku spadajicich y
obou kovodelniku. PROT "a
naseni tohoto boje k nam sta
VI Sc unie clevelandskVch sta
vebnich remesel, ktere se stavi
do oposice i proti vlastnim ne
zinarodnim urednikum. Ne
vcerejSi schulz vyboru staveb-
Mich remesel nebylo nikterak
odporutoVano, ably rozpor w
fizovan byl zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
DO CESKO-


odjizdi pi. Marie PrnsoVa z
Capitol ave. s dceruskou Ruth
a jeji sestrickou 81. Franti$-
kou Pisarikovou palacovou ~
chlolodi Aquitania Z New Yor
ku /. srpna t. +. JmenoVane
navStivi sve rodiSt6 Miroti.e u
Pisku a vyznamna mista Y &C.
skoslovensku.
Ia steinIm utelem djizdi p.
M. Belik 4 Bridgeview Ave,
Washington Park Blvd. do
krizovic Il Klatov lodi Mime
kahda 2. srpna t. +. pres Ham
burk do vlasti.
Preplav vyrizen p. F. Holu-
benz Y newburghsk6 obocce
The Cleveland Trust Co. rob
Broadway a Harvard.
Ones a Ultra jasno pr mirne
teplot6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
PETICE ~POZADUJlCi Cd
VOLANi MAYORA
kOHLERA.

Jest-li re prave Y zivot I'VE
dene hnuti pro petici, kterou
by bylo pozadovano odstoupe-
nj nyn6jSlho mayora Freda
Kohlera Dude dostatecne pod
porovano, pax Dude tato dana
lined do obehu. PraVili tax
vcera shromazdeni ufednici u
ME stavkuilcich svazetu smeti
a odpadku. Ceka Sc len ma
schvalenl tohoto postupu Gle
velandskou Federaci Praee. =
Hlavnim duvodem k tomuto
drastickemu kroku Jest tvrze-
nj svazet0, ze mayor sobG "a
nynejsi stavky potina velice
autokraticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
PODEZRENf z D
ZRAVENA OkRESNI
TYPISTkA.

Slecna Muzette Cawoodova
Z Chagrin Falls, jez byla obvi-
n6na z kradeze peti kufru s
domacim naTadim, od6vem atd
a jednoho PISA a V dusledcich
toho d%opravena do statu New
Jersey, byla tamejsi porotou
osvobozena, jelikoz. dokazala,
re v6ci byly pc jeji zemrele
sestfe, jeiiz pozustalosti byla
imenovana spravkyni. Udani
bylo pry ma nj ucineno ntkoli-
ka pfibuznymi, kteri 81 delali
narcky ma dedictvi. Cawood-
ova Jest stenotypistkou okr.
uradovne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
VYKAZ MILODARU

pro tezce z%kousenou rodinu pf.
Terezie Krabec, c~lenkyn6 Sbo-
ru Anna Sazavska c. 81. j. c.
D., ktere byly slozeny k ruce
pi. Frantisky Svobodove, 4225
E. 1913. III. Cleveland, O. Pri-
spell:
Pintner S1.00; Holecek soc
Capek $500; Kunc $1.0O; Ia
pal S1.25; Beznoska SOC;
Marx 50; Stika $3.50; Marie
Uhlif S1.OO; Anna Sidlo Sl.00
Alb. Dolezal S1.O0; Sylvie
Klima S1.00. Rodine Krabcu
bylo odevzdano $4,000, pfi-
praveno k zasilce S12.75.
Frant. Svobodova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
ZMENY V ~CLEVELANDSKE
POLICII.

Policejni naGelnik Graul
vtera ohlasil presazeni 20 po-
licistu a uvadi iako pfitiny,
dilem zlepSeni dosavadni sluz-
by i ulehGeni nekterym starSim
1rednikum. Zm6ny nabyvaii
p~latnosti ale teprve /. srpnem.
Jedna &c 0 4 serzanty a 16
%straZniku. Policeini serzant
l.. W. Weeden povazovany "a
neilepSiho strelce, ide 20 %
lete sluzb9 do pense q mezi
%serzanty, ktefi Zmeni mista,
nachaZime i imeno krajana b.
G.. Jermana. Byvaly raGelnik
detektivu Gideon Rabshaw,
jenz nyni slouzi iako straznik
a sice V policeman skladiSti,
dotka sc take sluzebni zmeny
a straznik A. Haenner, ienz
byl pred rokem IA boie S lupi-
Gem zranen, prid6len Dude in
formatni kanceIari Y hlavni
policejni stanici a policista do
sud praci tn konajici pfidelen
Dude opetne sluzb6 patrolni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
PORADY Q NOVEM CENNF
kU HAVfRSkEM
konati Sc budou prec snad
v Clevelande.

Y nejkratSi dob6, snad liz V
nejblizSich hodinach Dude pre-
&c ien oznamovana nova mezi-
statni conference svolana, jak
pfedpov6del John l.. Lewis,
president spojeneho hayirstva.
Podobna schuze, sm6rujici k
odklizenf nekterych difference
mezi hlavnimi tinitely dneSni
staVky konana zde byla, arci Y
zmenSenem rozm6ru jiz vcera.
John Moore legislativnf zastup
&c Spojeneho havirstva ameri-
ckeho SeSel Sc vcera k porade
s nekterymi maiitely uhlodolu
Ohia dopoledne a hned po
schulz odiel. ably vIsledek O.
znamil LeWisovi. Podobn6
schuze byly konany arci pc ce-
lou dobu staVky, anlz by mely
n6iak6ho smerodatneho W
sledku. Jeden 2 operatoru
vcera prohIasil, ze neni vylou-
tena moznost clevelandsk6
conference Y naSem m6st6, ma
ktere by jednano bylo 0 no
VEN mzdovem cenniku. Sta
lo-li by Sc tax, povazovan by
byl tento krok ia velky dsp6ch
operatoru 2 vychodniho Ohia
a Cambridge oblasti, kteri sta
Ii jiz pred stavkou Y zrejm6 o
posici prot v6tSine druhych
majitelu dolu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
Cd PRISTfHO UTERKA RU-
j DEME JEZDITI - JEN
IA PEAK.

Riditelove spolecnosti cleve-
landskych poulicnich drah Wy
dali vcera uredni rozkaZ, ably
jizdne ma karach, poGinaie d
terkem, snizeno bylo ma pet
centu V souhlasu s dneSnf
m6stskou spravou. Pet listk4
pr0daVati Sc Dude ia "kvodr'
a "a %prestupni listek Sc zapla-
ii jake obyCejn6 cent. Bude-li
yykaZovati 6rokovy fond vets
obnos iak $4,000, pax Sc pry
muzeme t6Siti ma dalSi Slew.
Vcera vykazoval S716.690.40,
.vGetne zisku 3f.258.5i ia me-
sic Cerven. Ma rozkaz mayo
ra Kohlera %privt6leny byly u
rokoyemu fondu tez fondy Ra-
.pid Transit a North Randall
trait, ktere Sc snazila spolec-
most prevesti ma dcty iin6. =
TratiGni komisar ]. w. Hol-
comb pax studuie podobnG
|"dvoji ucetnictvi'' fcndu il
|nych, tax re stava moznost, lie
drokov6mu fondu pribude i
daIsi hotovost, COZ by melo
|takt6z yliv ma snizeni Y dob6
nedalekG.
Ma vterejSi schulz sp%oleGno-
sti bylo tez oznameno. re cd
noy6ho roku Dude Y sluzbu IA
.fazeno sto novych vozu, pade-
sat motoru a padesat vlecna-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
w TO ZACfNA!

Y mestskc nemocnici isou
liz prvni letoSni pacienti one
mocneli otrayou houbami. We
ttvrtek vecer nasbiral 39-lety
Michal Parlagh spolu Sc 37-le-
tou manzelkou Ruzenou z York
Rd. Y Parma township, k vece-
ii hub, 20 iichz poziti onemoc-
nell, tax ze byli dopraveni do
imenovaneho hospitalu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
KUCHYNSKE NADOBf
po jednom centu kus

po jednom centu kus
naidete We vVkladu dnes a II
ira novem velk6m krame ~
KOUDELU" IA Broadway, -
(roh Champa ul.) ale Y probe
il Dude AZ pristi tyden We
ctvrtek, dine 3ho srpna.
Pro zitrek name vsak V
prodeii spodni a vrchni pradlo
puntochy a yIbavni zbozl
muzske, aensk6 i detske a ne
stetnG iine potfeby toho dru-
hu "a ceny uzasne mike.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Champion " ell Educated in Hich Finance

fNOAR1Y at least Tex Rcd
out OF line for this the urng of the wear
cNaro enjoys the complete confidence Dempsey manager
Neaf and ne were the field other
o sho" With Rlckard aool there likely bidding
on the part Of others.
"1am A. Badys offer of s20ao00 ago get
much or tumble anywhere
f on SO tough Wills for tVohrds
rewarded ms little affair with the less
lhy Acres The though has
5o' use out or the Dempsey
raz who backed the Jess WiaiJack Havana
IN 1913 he will Dempsey greatest amount
ever paid fghtcro defend Harry Wills in eav
September " '
Governor Edwards of New Jersey frankly this
hg battle be held his openly sponsored the
Rrea sport drama between Dempsey and Carpenter
Acres There will be spirited bidding Denpses sigma
ture is had to articles by
In the
ore ne settles down to
Is possible that Dempsey
uc as Ihey are While abroad He easily be back
plenty or time to for tough
Right now Wills the logical challenger
oter week may effect big change There
Gibbons Harry next Monday n
should furnish the big there.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06

T1OSE the welfare
urbcd the strength shown by the Maryland
bill that would betting thoroughbred
lower by the
racing has been seriously threatened there.
setback Maryland could
circuit Many Of the best horses
conditioned May
The rich Preakness Pimo
and sentiment unknown
industry has
horses training all the
Canada that If betting should
horsemen and breeders alike would be
Those who
unusually the More
the Louisiana metropolis Their something the
wreck lies in the offered spring Kentucky Mary
cuts of
major unusually equipped
baseball
Giants and the champion Yankees All of Mcaws
accepted Babe Ruth
lined the uggs. With
differences; he himself he is good signed
Brooklyn has problem. Burleigh
pitchers the National holding
Jimmy Johnston
last AS result he his lack of
handicapped Uncle Robbs
Squire Ebbet repetition
the his perennial hodouts He has notified
Johnston that they fail they wiz be placed
ineligible list In the Grimes the bold but
the Flatbuh Squire stands firm An
object lesson might do Burlegh heap of good.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Havana Results

eids ana 'sGe ',',. ,pgrse. 500 for three-year-
Norros uiWaid claiming; SIX furlongs)--
and ,n o.: los tPickens), ( to j, to s
60 even and TO ? second W-i,ito
S fo < tHrut) to l. , to . and
scratcI.oa' 'Nlsd. Time. i.l5 10. Viola c
ads l53,goga an4 race Course $500: for three-year-
.aa 7".ess. los Chalrners), 4 20 !. $40 +
> to q ~ Won. Nat Run. l13 lPenman),
ia 1scb1oo 20 . and to 2. second; Mr.. Jiggs
Fro. Ere Time 1:I4 as. Fair T.asse Red
"'rAe and Punctual scratched.
Ode IA race (purse, $500: for four-year-
Embre~o ,ns ,unp"ard claiming; mile)-Foster
I'rrey. IN le2 tA. Swart). 6 to s. 2 to and
~ . Won: Harlock. 1o7 tPenman) to s.
tHyn,, ana l to 4, second; The Pirate 1o7
me l;S9 So.
up,ardh upyur1h race Nor three -yoar-olds and
es, $1,000 added: Union Club Handi
fDreyarttN ana siXteenth)-- Eleanor S. as
msrron.' los taai iS boS, to and out Won dd
to sVolidi fomahOi. SO fpool,, s TO 5.
~ 49,, ana out, third. Time. l:46 Is.
oare. 'n ,, race tpurse 5000; Hotel Altman
upws~. .handicap; for three year odds ard
Be,Ia to /, to and to 5. won
l. vi Eizabethtown, 119 tScheffe), to
tGsrnaor, ana even, second; Arrarat. 124
Tine to b, to 2 and ] to 4. third
''a Meliora scratched,
olas s.ath race (purse. $500; for three-year-
ysr1s, ma Upward: claiming: mill and hfty
etan Coscorron. 90 fN. SwarD, 6 to 2
In" I'M" ana TO :. Won. Zoie. 90 CAlcLaugn-
Aa,n'o 70 !. to ! and even, second: Nc
ssSg' 10 Penman), 3 TO !. > TO / and
~ tAiFd. Time. I:t5.
old eyenth race purse. 500; for three year
ssrs .lS and upward; claiming: mile and hfty
sysa s'-Blondei, 10 tMorriseyl. tn l.
tseh ana TO 5. won; Chisnera. 107
CrssneHt], TO ], to / and even, second ;
snAs Hawk, i04 (Maiben). TO !, 5 10
4' 70 2. third. Time. "A.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Stranger Le,uis Regai,es n orIds Cham Dionsh;n

I'D (STRANGLER LEWIS heavyweight champion Of the
world at catch-ascatch-can wrestling
week
the mighty Pole
This
Zbzo
late
aed possible this turn
his championship a brother,
But Lewss deadlock youth
Zbyko
effort Then the Strangr busy with his hold
order retrieved his handicap zbyko helpless
headlocks ptiesy applied.
Had the State Athletic Commission taken all the
wrestling old Stansaus Zyko might
undefeatcd He
Frank Gotc umbed him the
At his the mighty Pole scarcely
ship especially
the deadlock the toehold the body
called Furnishing holds taboo This
award of flying rolling falls, robbed
driven the "bcef provincial sticks
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Eddie O'Hare Dies After
Injuries From Fall

LEWISTON, Me-, March 5.--Edward
O'Hare. electromagnetic pugilist, Of
New York, died in hospital here to-
night Of injuries received when he at
tempted somersault from the roof OF
camp at Sabattus Lake yesterday.
He landed in such manner as to dis
locate several vertebrae. Paralysis Of
the upper part of the body followed
and he died after an operation.
Gene Tunney, by whom he was defeat
ed in Christmas week bout at Madi-
son Square Garden. He was twenty
one Years old.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Sieberl Wins Scratch Shoot
Prize at Nem York &c. IruDs
Leads Field Of 2OGunners
by Shaiiering 81 Oui of
a Possible 100 'SBirds''

F. A. siebegt did some excellent
shooting at tne Travors Island traps
of the New York Athletic Club yes
tcrday. Fie led field Of twenty gun
ners in the race for the high scratch
prize with card Of ~ out Of a pos
sihle 100 targets. The high handicap
prize was won by A. Rowland. only
after a shooto against G. r. Rabeil.
Each gunner had full score Of 100
targets in the first time at tho traps
Rowland also was the winner OF the
tournament cup, the taxe-homc trophy
of the day.
A special shoot at twenty five targets
was taken by Dr.. G. II. Martin In
tie Presidents Cup shoot three gun
ncrs qualified. They were A. Rowland,
F. NJ. Hoblitt and c. f. Rabell All
had full scores Of 50 targets. +. A.
Siebert was the only gunner to score
on the Lyon trophy. He took a leg
with 4 card Of 48 out of a possible so
targets.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06

closely folowed BY other states 1t is
this difficulty that bothers US far more
than the amount Of money to be guar
anteed Dempsey.
Willing To Be Convinced
"Dcmpscy is perfectly willing to fight
Harry Wills or any other man who can
command the confidence Of the public,
but we insist on doing business in q
husinesglike way. We don't want to
embark on some fanciful proposition
that is going to go up in smoke at the
last minute. If Mr.. Frazee can con-
vince me that the Dempsey Wits fight
can be held, he won't find US raising
anv prohbitive financial obstacles.
% II am inclined to doubt whether
Frazee could arrange the three cor
nered championship card he has
MANNED. He wouldn't have to do that,
however, to make the affair financial
success. Dempsey himself would be d
great enough drawing card to assure
this
Kearns said that he and the cham
pion would leave for Europe the first
week of April for an 'nIefnlte stay
abroad. He stated that he had several
attractive European offers under con-
sideration, and one OF lhesc m'ght leaa
M to a return match with Georges
Carpenticr in England some time in the
month Of June.
Matchmaker Frank Flournoy yester-
dav clinched two important bouts for
Madison Square Garden patrons. Un-
able to get Benny Leonard to meet
Charley White for the lightweight
championship on March IT, he substi-
tuted Johnny Dundee. Ike Dorgan,
manager of White, telephoned the
"left- ook king" at Chicago and Char
lev quickly accepted the terms.
The other match bringing together
bantamweight champion Johnny Buff
and Joe Lynch, will take place three
nights later.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
$3.50, 600 Offer to Meet
Wills Suits Jack Kearns:
Champion CoingAbroad
By Jack Lawrence

lack kearns manager of Jack Demp-
sey. stated last night that he Was eatis-
led with the offer of $350,O0O made TO
him >by Harry r. Frnzec, theatrical
man and owner Of the Boston Red Sox,
az Dempsey's share Of a purse to be
put up for fight between the cham
pion and Harry Wills. holder OF the
colored heavyweight title.
The offer was made to kcarns and
Dempsey by Mr.. Frazee on Saturday
just before the Red Sox owner left this
city for Hot Springs. Ark. where his
ball club is in training. He plans to
hold the fight on the Saturday before
Labor Day and will make the Dempsey
Wills encounter the topliner of the
greatest boxing program ever staged.
II the fistic extravaganza conceived
by Mr.. Frazee is carried out success
fully there will be three worlds cham
piOnships decided in one afternoon-and
all three battles will be on the same
Bill. AS a prelude to the Dempsey
Wills match the theatrical man pro-
poses to bring Benny Leonard and Lew
Tender together in a struggle for the
worlds lightweight title.
Championship Preliminaries
In the first bout Johnny Wilde, Of
England, will defend the worlds fly
weight championship against Johnny
Buff, of Jersey City, holder of the
American championship in this division
and also the worlds bantamweight
title If it should be impossible to
Mr.. Frazee plans to substitute Johnny
Wilson, the worlds middleweight
champion, against an opponent who has
not yet been named.
To bind the Dempsey Wills contest
the Red Sox owner has offered to put
twice the amount in cash that is posted
by Kearns AS q guaranty Of good faith.
For every dollar that Dempscy's man
agcr posts Mr.. Frazee states that he
will deposit two.
When he discussed the Frazee propo-
sjtion with the writer last night Jack
Kearns took occasion 80 deny report
that he had fixed S500,000 as the small
es, sum Dempsey would fight for. Ac-
cording to this report, kearns and
DempseY had been promised $b0O,O00
by syndicate alleged to be composed
of prominent Jersey business men and
politicians, their idea being to stage a
Dempsey Wills fight at Boyle's Thirty
Acres in Jersey City on Labor Day.
Site Problem Bothers Kearns
81 haven't received any offer of $780,
00O," said Kea7ts, "and you can say
for ne that | am not holding out for
$5Oo,000. ! have never fixed or even
mentioned any sum in connection with
Dempsey's next fight.
"If the affair was TO be handled by
thoroughly reliable persons we would
be willing to do business on a percent
age basis, as there is no doubt in my
mind as to Dempsey's power as draw
ing card.
"Mr. Frazee's offer of $35o,O00 as
Dempsey's share in fight with Harry
Wills is satisfactory to US, but we'd
have to have some assurance that the
contest could be held. Frazee has
failed thus far to give US any idea as
to what his plans are in connection
with this important detail.
"There is considerable doubt IN my
mind as to whether a mixed battle Of
this sort could be held in New York
State. If the authorities rule against
it here it is pretty safe to assume shat
the precedent established would be
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
DAWSON Loses Team
Golf Match i'm Soutl,

BELEEAIR HEIGHTS. Pa. May ).
John c. Dawson, recently reinstated To
amateur golf. took part in four bali
match here to-day. He was paired
with George Mclean. the Grassy Sprain
professional. against R. f. Stewart. of
Brooklyn. and George Smith. The for
mer team won by 2 and J. Mclean had
a score of IT,
Dawson, who travels for a sporting
goods firm. will play in the amateur
championship at Brooklyn next fall
He will also play in the North and
South championship at Pinehurst.
George Mclean broke the record at
Tarpon Springs yesterday with fine
round of &C. He was out in 81 and
home in 81, with six brides on the
last nine.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Havana Entries
lTOR TIESDAYN

purse, s7oo: six furlongs)-Foul weather
103; Sun Girl, 1903; Who Can Tell. l03;
Morro Castle, 1903: Article \, 107: Don
Pepe, 1906; Relia bility, J07; Mollie Puff, I03 ;
StonewalI, 100; Plurality, Jos.
Second race four- year -oIds and upward
nga>--Golden Rod, 1856 Elmont. 112;
*Bachan nalian. lo2; winds of Chance
lo2; Dihidence, Ioi; Riddles, 1l5: Ben
galese. l15 War Map, l12 Ava 4. 197: Not
Yet. l04, Ina Wood, l05; PHILIPPE Logo
lot.
Third race flour year -olds and upward;
Mu1nbo Jumbo, no.: Mayor House, 40;
Last One. 1o7 Black Hacisle. 1885, End
man, 10; Old Sinner. los.
Fourth race Nhree year-olds: purse.
$500; five and one half furlongs}--Cuba
Encwate. 112; Fincastle, 1913; Rebuke, 10S:
Colonel Chile, 1l2: feghorn. i07; Little
Black Sheep. 1o3: Whispering. 1o3; Cherry
Tree. ll2
Fifth race Nilree- y ear-olds and upward ;
claiming: purse s7o0: mile and a six =
teenth)--Incinerato 1O7; say when. 107
Navajo, i04: Audrey A, Io7; Fairly, 112.
First Troop, 115; Smart Money. LIZ: Plan
tarede. iI5; Sir Adsun, li5
Sixth race Gour- year -olds and upward;
claiming: purse. 500; one mile) e)--Baaca.
io5; sSibola, 100; STwenty Seven, ios
Tarescon, 1i3; haywood, i06; srelix NJ,
l01; Dan. 11D; Maysville, T01: 'Dr. Sahfer
III; Wedgewood, 1ol Haran, Ito; 'Os-
good. III.
apprentice allowance.