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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-18
del GObernad0f con motive del
1Dia de Gfaia' a prop6stO deotra pro-
n1ulgada, con igual ObjetO, pef 6! Presi-
- deate De Ia NaQ6l

POR CUANTO, FL Presidente de
los Estados Unidos expidio en- 2 de
noyiennbre de 1922, la siguiente Pro-
cIama: ss
"En los comienzos de nuestro pals
Sc establecio. la costumbre por los de-
votos padres de observar anualmente
Ell Dfa de Acci6n de Gracias por las
generosidades v la protection que la
Divina Providencia habfa otorgado
en- el curse del aho. Ella har venido
ser tai vez Ia mas caracteristica
de nuestras observaciones nacionales,
toda vez que Sc acerca la epoca de
81 annual repeticion, es adecuado que
dirijamos ifuestra atenci6n formal
niente a esta antigua institution de
nuestro pueblo Y que nuevamente lie
pidames que Sc una para su debida
celebration.
El ano que ahora sc acerca a su
fin Sc ha distinguido, en- la experien-
cia & nuestra nacion, por una COM
plexidad de pruebas v triunfos, de
dificultades ejccutorias, las cuales
deBennos eonsiderar como nuestra par
te inevitable en- una Spoca tai como
esta en- cue la humanidad Sc nueve.
AL recorrer Ia experienced de los pa
sados doce meses, hallarennos que
nuestra haciend,a publica Sc manifes-
ia sjustificando un testiTnonio nacio- \
nal v sincere de gratitud por la ge- /
nerosidad que Sc nos fa otorgado. |
Aunque hemos vivido en- la penufn-
bra de las amargas consecuencias de
un gran conficto, nuestFo~ pals Ia
estado en- paz y ha podido contTibuir
a rnantener y perpetuar la paz del
munco. Hemos podido observar que
la raza hurnana ha fecho a1entado-
res progresses en- el 'camlino de una
paz permanente en- direction al orden
y a la restaurada conlianza en- su
alto destino. Por la divina gufa que
nos ha permitido obtener tanto pro-
greso acresehtando la fraternidad
con otros pueblos ;fpor la liberal pro-
ducci6n que ha venido nosotros de
las fuentes de nuestro suelo Y nues-
ira industria, debemos nuestro tribu-
to de gratitud, Y con el nuestro re-
conocimiento del deber la obliga-
cion a nuestro propio pueblo y
los infortunados, los que sufren, los
nartires de otros pafses. Rcconoz
camos con to1a humildad cuan gram
de es nuestra deuda a la Providencia
que generosamente Sc ha comportado
con nosotros dado sinceras segu-
ridades de un desinteresado prop6-
sito para tomar una parte activa Y
noble en- ell progreso humane. Els de
desearse que al rendir homemade por
las bendiciones de que hemos sido
objeto, sinceramente testifquemos
nuestro continue v cada vez mayor
proposito de hacer nuestra propia,.
grande fortuna, un medic de ayuda
y servicio, como mejor poGanos, pa
ra servir la causa de toda la huma-
nidad
POE TANTO, Yo, WARREN G..
HARDING, Presidente de los Estados
Unidos' de America, designo el jneves,
30 de noviembre, como dfa de dar gra-l
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LA LLEGADA DE LA COMPANLA
DE CAMILLA QUIRoGA. oONsTITUI
IA UN GRAN AcoNTECIIfiEETo
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"IO Mas Fusrte", Jorge Iavalle
Cobo. t
"Elsvaci6n'' Pedro Benjamin Aqui-
no. ss s~sa 80
Las d'enfrente'', Federico Mertens.
.sEn FamiIia'' FIorsHcio Sanchez.
Como Sc hace ungdraina jose
ccnsalez Castillo. -
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

won on some bubble.
 After conviction. the penalty is made to fit the case. Political pres sure cannot be brought to bear for a reduction of sentence. Even the home secretary cannot act, as the dead weight of his bureaus tradition is against him.
 England has for years stressed the sacredness of the sentence. until even the high government officials would hesitate to seek any mitigation. The general feeling is that all the bene- ficial effects of the reformed crimi- nal code would be lost if this were allowed
 As a result of this system, it might be noted that in England and Wales. with 45,O00,O00 population, there are only seven executions a year.
 America mitigated the severe pen alties of the old English code. but kept all of the old loopholes allow ing delays. America adopted the indeterminate sentence. but England. after studying it, decided that it would be harmful to give to laymen the power of setting aside the judg- ment of the judge and jury who heard all of the details of the case"
 Gun a Crime Factor
 Do you think promiscuous owning of firearms is a factor in crime?" Sir Basil was asked.
 Decidedly so," was the reply. "The pistols act in England, which is drastically enforced, requires H. cense from police before a gun can be purchased. The license applica- ton must show some real reason for the issuance-not just the fact that the applicant is reputable citizen.
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is not easily fatigued.

he is not easily fatigued.
 6. Eyes indicate keenness ot thought and penetration Of mind.
 z. Great strength of character and planning ability arc indicated in the nose.
 s. His ears are indicative of logevity and tenacity of life.
 9. The lower lobe of the ear shows vitality and recuperative power.
 10. His jaw at tho widest part shows a cumulative spirit, courage and resisting capacity.
 II. His lips are firm and positive. his long upper lip showing concentra- tion of mind.
 12. The square chin shows remark able heart power and ability to hold his own during great excitement
 Clemenceau decidgdly is a man of action, q perso9 .tp, think and make up his mind quickly. He 'seems to sense a situation through his large perceptive faculties and is exception ally developed in comparison. This is why he makes few mistakes in deciding ipeortant matters.
 He is man of distinct convictions, his munitions are generally correc1. and he has little or no fea rim his makeup.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

WANTED-Widow, thirties, refined, competent desires permanent posi- tion as housekeeper for elderly ranchman or in small hotel. Give
 age and particulars in first letter. Box 552. Granite City, III. F57S4
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-Furnished Central Cafe Johnson Add. After Dec. z. 1922. Inquire c. A. Johnson, Norman's Upholstering Shop Johnson Add.
 5747-12-10
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WANTED

TYPISTS - Earn S25-S100 weekly, spare time, copying authors manu- scripts. Write R. J. Carnes. Au- thors' Agent, Tallapoosa, Ca, for particulars. F5790I HELP WANTED-FEMA LADIES anywhere can earn g to s5 daily, working home coloring lamp shades. No experience necessary. For full details send stamped en- velope Parshade Novelty Go. Dept, A, Beekman St. New York. F5S02 WANTED-Women to do fancy work at home. Good pay. Materials furnished. Self-addressed stamped envelopes brings particulars. Flor ence Art Goods Co, Cambridge, Ohio. F5797
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-FURNISHEO
 ROOMS
 FOR RENT-Two furnished house keeping rooms. Arizona Hotel.
 
 5740-1-S FOR RENT-Rooms with running water; Gas Heaters, Clothes closet in every room. Price reasonable. La More Hotel. 5766-12-14 FOR RENT-Batching room furn- ished complete. suitable for one person. Arizona Hotel. 5741-12-10 FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms with bath and closet. 93A Main St., back of Masonic Bldg. w. S. Stodgill. 57S1-12-1O FOR RENT-Nice front room 145A Quality hill. 5779-12-l5 FOR RENT-Broadway rooming place 21 rooms, electric, gas, water, bath. Rent s25 month. Call at United Loan 6 Jewelry Co.,. 2S Brewery Gulch. 5775-12-21
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

TO SEE the biggest and best sell ection of toys and dolls ever as sembled in Bisbee come to Racket Jewelry Store at Brewery Gulch.
 Walk a little further and save money. 5S01-12-24
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MISCELLANEOUS

hear from owner having
 farm for sale; give particulars and
 lowest price. John J. Black, Chip pewa Falls, Wisconsin. F561o
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

hear from owners of good farm for sale. State cash
 price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
 Minneapolis, Minn. F5295
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
WANTED
-WANTED-MIscELLANEoUs


 to c. Marshall for moving pianos, baggage, and house hold goods Grating done also. Office The Floral Shop Phone 731 or call 50 and ask for Mar shall. 5805-1-9 = Baggage, househould goods, piano moving Is years of experience in Bisbee. Street Phone 50. Residence Phone 932. Geo. Fitting Transfer 5713-12-31 to C. Marshall. If it moves he moves it. Phone Office 731, Stand 50. Ask for Marshall.
 5SO4-1-9 HELP WANTED-MALE
 IS or oyer-Must be willing to work Call McWhorter's Candy Factory. 5799-12-10 AUTO MEN WANTED-Mechan electricians, ignition experts. You can fill a big-pay auto job after practical shop training at National, Fine new building and equipment: use tools not books; expert instruc- tors. Earn room and board while learning Big illustrated catalog sent Free-eXplains everything. Write Dept. 99, National Automo- tive, S11 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles.
 5749-12-2S WANTED-Just a bid on your trans fer work-Don't want it if you can have it done for less. Piano boxes for sala. Phone Res. 292 Stand 50 See Hamp Cochran.
 56S3-12-25
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WANTED
AGENTS AND SALESMEN

Men or Women salary $50. full time $1.00 an hour spare time selling guaranteed hosiery direct to wear CT, cotton, silk, heather mixtures. International Mills, Norristown, Pa.
 F57S8
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-AUToMosILEs
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For cattle,
 good sized span mules (Sod Town
 Ranch) G. w. Rouse, Hereford, Arizona. 5767-12-13
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
CochiseC Countys Clearing House
FOR RENT

FON NElNl
 FOR RENT-Furnished Central Cafe Johnson Add. After Dec. z. 1922. Inquire c. A. Johnson, Norman's Upholstering Shop Johnson Add.
 5747-12-1O FOR RENT - 4-rOom house with bath. Cochise Row. Close to car line. Phone 647 J. 5749-I2-IO FOR RENT-3-room house with bath and large sleeping porch. also g. room apartment furnished with large sleeping porch. Metz Stop. Phone 647 J. 575O-12-10
 FOR RENT-APARTMENTs FOR RENT-Very desirable Broom furnished flat. Private bath; built in features in kitchen. Inquire of Clark Marshall across from Lincoln school. Phone. 702W 5SO3-12-13 FOR RENT-One and one ? room apartment and two sleeping rooms. Special rates made to bachelors. Close in no hills to climb. Ozark House 124 Brewery Gulch.
 57ss-12-2s FOR RENT-2-room apartment furn- ished with bath. Copper Queen Ho- tel, Barber Shop. 5631-12-1S FOR RENT-FURNlSHED
 HOUSES
 FOUR ROOM HOUSE for rent with furniture. 130 Tombstone Canyon 5776-I2-10 DRESSMAKING Fashionable Dressmaking done at IA Clawson Hill, next door to MT. Ellinwood's Home. Mrs. Dolly O. Dugger. 55S4-12-1I CORSETIERE
 LILLE M. Hodges Spencer Cor l setiere. Phone 434 NJ 5763-1-5
 NOTICE
 NOTICE-The New Mexico Bedding | Company have located in the John ! son Addition and are ready to do I all kinds of Mattress and awning | work. Mattress renovating our | speciality. Leave orders with John son Addition Furniture Co.,, or | our solicitor will call. P. O. ad- dress Box 30S7. Lowell. New Mex ico Bedding Co. 57SO-12-15
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT - 4-room house with
 bath. Cochise Row. Close to car line. Phone 647 J. 5749-12-IO
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FOR RENT-3-room house with bath
 and large sleeping porch. also 2- room apartment furnished with
 large sleeping porch. Metz Stop. Phone 647 J. 5750-12-10
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Continued From
 Page One CRIMINAL SYSTEM

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FOR SALE-Very gentle Shetland pony. Phone PA. 5772-12-14
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FOR ENTERTAINMENTS

FOR RENT-Very desirable Broom furnished flat. Private bath; built in features in kitchen. Inquire of Clark Marshall across from Lincoln
 school. Phone. 702W. 5SO3-12-I3
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

to c. Marshall. If it moves he moves it. Phone Office 731, Stand 50. Ask for Marshall.
 5S04-1-9
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SHIRT Manufacturer wants agents to sell shirts direct to wcarer. Ear1 big money. Be your own boss. No experience or capital required. Write for free samples. Madison Mills 507 Broadway. New York.
 F57S3 LESMEN-Pictorial News Service for Retail Stores, sells on sight. Esideline or full time. Free outfit. Liberal commissions paid in ad- vance. Big future for right men. Associated News Service, PA West 49th St. New York. F57S7 REGULAR INCOME easily earned, spare time, selling all notionaliy advertised correspondence courses at half price. No capital, can vassing, or experience required. Particulars free. Economy Educa- tor, 794 Seventh Ave, New York.
 F57S6
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FOR SALE PETS

FOR SALE-Canary birds. Good singers. 19 Du5acher Canyon.
 5761-12-12
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-Rooms with running water; Gas Heaters, Clothes closet
 in every room. Price reasonable. La More Hotel. 5766-12-14
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-One 3 and one room apartment and two sleeping rooms. Special rates made to bachelors. Close in no hills to climb. Ozark House 124 Brewery Gulch.
 579S-12-23
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-Batching room furn
 ished complete. suitable for one person. Arizona Hotel. 5741-12-1C
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FURNISHEO
 ROOMS

FOR RENTING furnished house keeping rooms. Arizona Hotel.
 5740-1-S
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms with bath and closet. 93A
 Main St., back of Masonic Bldg.
 w. $. Stodgiu. 57S1-12-10
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10

FOR RENT-2-room apartment furn-
 ished with bath. Copper Queen Ho-
 tel. Barber Shop. 5631-12-1S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
Lands WOULD PERMIT
CHAMPS TO BARNsTORM
Adopt Resolution Allowing
American League Owner.
Brief Trip to Bushes.

CHICAGO. July 27.-Babe Ruins
Contention that worlds series
paIeT should y" allowed 10 do his
- vi IN INC bushes after the season
+ or. was uphold by tho American
ii."Hpu" owners here today. ana no
parsonage than The bam :
o""'i" proved Nemesis. Judge I.n,,dis
started m 'hg ban rolling.
.d,:'. "a nus molten. tho macnates
t",ps'' q resolution allowing cham
iUhsh!p n!aycrs TO barns;Orm after
N" big series. Tho ,ildya n"raiy =.
,,iht."n ihht h" thought III" rule pro-
"Ipi'lhs hhfustorining needed 'nndin-
...".. pHt ny $" doing. h" mad" "a
POW - Ruth. who was laid nif until
Nay 90 this season. on account, %
~. ~ ni9iH ION "f tn" rulc. thereby,
iu.il!hE His h"n"-Tun transmission
rum E"ll"d 1T amt right" so loud
NJ Snrai ncd his tonSils.
hn' The magnatcs didn't come all
Here arc the new regulations:
~ hampi"nship player can sho "
10 'Nhinlt!on games after October 81
my thr"" men who took part in
IN" W"rIds series can appear in any
Consent ~ the club owners and
..@,,nmiss!oner Lands must be OBJ
III" rul" providing ,ha, player
can tax" part in exhibition games
"nIE ur'tl october 81 was made So
ann tI"ns young men would no, try
. i.'"f 'tl iNlli christmas ana < 81
chiiblh.ns in valuable elbows This
VII not proven, Southern winter
leagues. II IS stated although this
point was not mad" clear officially.
~" rul" limiting three players of
""F!H's series games to any ono game
vas made To prevent hippodroming
hy big loaeuers, who sometimes think
'h"ir appearance on tho fold ia
enough for tho "townics." II was said.
Th". meeting also accepted tho or.
i"r o' the F,g" Arts Commission Of
VIZ. hinCton. u G.. for plot OF
ground on which a marble pedestal
Is 80 he erected, topped hy a bronze
shleid on which ia to be inscribed
the name 81 the leading PLAYER q. the
year. y committee OF baseball writ
crs VIII name the PLAYER az the end
or tn" season. Around tho meeting IL
was said that George Sisters naiuc { :
already on tho shield. hut there were
nearly as many who poiNte dto Tyrus
Raymond Cobb
Tn" expected protests 70 tho late
Nanks- Rcd SoX trade did no, develop
- h.h'"dly as forecast. owner, Har-
~ Frazce. az Boston. forestallcd
much OF 1t hy talking first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
WORLDS RECORD DROPS
ON COLUMBUS TRACK
Sir Roche PAGES Three Fast.
est Heats Ever Made
by Gclding.
tBy Associated prcssl

COLUMBUS. ONO. July Eth.
''e"-t" r-aIl pace. one Of -four events
on t"day's Grand Circuit program "a,
'h" Columbus Driving Park track.
developed into worid's rncord-
breaking affair when Sir Roche. tn.
I'VE year Old pacing r"I,ling owned
h% l.. T.. Randall Of Chicago. dcfr,,.L
a hrid of eight in the three fastest
meats eyer paced hy a relding
Ills miles We're mad" In Lass, 200
held by Sanardo. made at Syracuse
,aSt year. Sanardo's time was
2;np 81. 10: 81 and zoo -
each neat while Johnny Quirk and
hhl Malone hnttl"d FOR the show
position. Jimmy McKcrron drew The
pole IN" FRS, heat and was given a
pad start hy the Judges. He broke
AZ IN. word Was given and was dis
Great Brit,on handilv won tho o.o5
,ro': the Ncil House stake purse Of
$4,000. from Prince Lorce. tho favor
tie. who was of form F.. Colorado
maze Great Britton step the fastest
"nu mile ot this race. which was
cIocked AZ 200 =. This also was
new record for Great 8ri,ton
Tn" 2:is class pace went 10 Meta
Patch IN straight heats. She was
easily tho best In IN" nnld Livery
i"int"r and orphan Peter had a nice
'''Nl' l'T fIb''. no 'lfi;ll
the card. tho 2.Ir class ,ro.. was the
nppr"sr rae" ~ III" meeting 10 date
Th"r" were eight starters and four
~ 'hcin were distances. Tolus Roy
won ihis race.
Summaries.
r,.e-for-a'i paeo-,hroe heats purse.
sir Roche. h. E. by 81. Roch.
ROY Grafton. y z, ~ Gra,,on
Royal tNu-rhyp ........... >
tommy G"'rt b. <. by Hedge
H'i ahon". b. &. by Argot Hal
- hh!Si ......-.-. .............. 4
Rod i.anc"'"' b. n. rs Cons,an.
Juno. Logan Hchrewood. psrdancl,a
and Jimmy MrK"rron also started Time
i.5' a. .:o? 2oI.
2;o5 class 'rnt-'he Neil Hou@ stake.
three heats: purse. s. 900
Great H;l,;on. blk n rs p.,or
Chenault Dodge ....... (,
F. Colorado. b. =. bv Colorado
Prince I.orec n r. ~ Prince
Mckinney 'McDev.,,r ~ ,
hi1nTa''s b. m. 10y General
PCT. .oisy b. by peter tn.
.;i$ lass pae,-,htes hs ", ~ pu,s,.
N..,s retch. h. IN. by Dan Patch
orrhan f%i.r h. r. ny Peer IN.
Gfea, tWsl,ertD -...-.... a.
Livery Poirte- n. r. hy star
Poinrr tNOrr!sonp ....... !
Dan l.. ir n. h, hy Dan l..
LAW ..'-.-.....-. ....-..... s
y NJ r hr. =. by Little Frank
N.i'n'lr-l ................ S I
III" northern Star. Harley n and
iNnr"H WAITS also started Tim.
zoo IL: ::0S ia 2;o7 -
.:ie class tro,-thr.~ heats: pu-s. 81,
nnn-- 80
Tn!n' Roy. h. E. ny Ra-nie Tolus
brit"nh"ldl ............,.... i
FarEwnr'hr, Oh. by c-tol,n
'A,wortAy squire ...... =
IaIaha'oh,". p. h., ny E,awah
tEdrlsn, Observation-Disclosures.
Peter johnson. n. r.. by Jack
johnson Morrison ......... J
Winter Win. II. IN. 10y I'D Win
,"r king ..........t di.
ia" FloNo. Search worthy and o,.o
ANvorihy .ll were d'>,ancsd Tim.
Ill It, a.os -. a.'l Ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
TENNIS STARS SIGN
FOR SEABRIGHT MATCH
( ny Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 27..Among
players in the invitation tennis tour
nhucnt a. ScabriEht. y. J.. next week
ar" william Johnson. William VI
Washhurn. Il Norris Williams H..
and Vincent richards, all Americans
and Hcnso Shimizu. Japanese. and
Gerald j.. Patterson. rat O'fiara
wood and J. -. Anderson, OF the Aus
traliau Davis cup team
The effect Of th- arrangement is
that these mon will meet in the clos
ing rounds providing they are moi,
previously eliminated Other en-
trsnts include Dean Mathey s II,
Voshr,l w a. Larned. s. Kaship,
Francis 7 Hunter, Lawrence r. Rice,
". " Niles Robert Kinsey. Howard
k'nscy. Leonard Reekman and II. j.
Kcllchcr.
William T Tildnn, IL. national
champion. probably will not com.
rest in order TO he in the best pos
sible condition for the Davis Cup
matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
Watch Husband. Murderer. HING

ALBtQt CIRQUE, y. NJ, July 81
Mrs. Anton Couray. according TO
friends here Will witness the hang
ing tomorrow morning at Estaucia.
y. NJ. Of the four men who killed her
husband in his store AT Duran x NJ
last Soptruhcr Mrs. Courav was
badly wounded ny the four men who
escaped. and were later captured hv
posses. The men were Carlos Rem
terra. fsiioro Miranda, Francisco
Naisas and Luis Mcdrano
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
Lady Aston Wants
Women Represented
IEy Associatch rr.s. |

LONDON. July 27.-i.ady hs,or
asked Premier Lloyd George ~
the House Of Commons today
whether the government, intend
cd to appoint Il woman as dole
gate. alternative delegate or teen
meal adviser To ;hc assembly o,
tho league OF nations
The Prim" Minister replied ina,
tn" government had decided 10 an
point tho Earl OF BaIcour and u
y. L. Fischer. president OF tho
board of education. az british ron
r"scntatlvcs 10 the nc1t meeting
IL" said that lac WAS no, I'm = no
siti"n TO announc" tn" third RON
r"sentativc. but would consider
her suggestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
RICHARDS TO MEET
KINSEY IN FINALS
IBy Associated Pressa

NEW YORK. July 3@Ndncent
Richards, of Yonkers. N. Z. and
Howard kinsey. OF San Francisco,
were the successful semIfiIfaiists IA
Lawn Tennis championships and viii
meet in the final round tomorruw.
kinscy. TO wiz from $. Howard
Noshcll. Brooklyn. ana Richards. to
defeat |cnsho Shimidsu. of Japan,
were forced to play fiSn sets. zach
developing some of tho tltisst tcnnis.
seen during the week bff e3fe cdurts
IF the Crescent Athfetc orb, 81
Brooklyn: Richards wonA S-5, BsS ,
l-6, GO. "a: kinscy's ScofSSSsAHsA-
i-6. GO, CT. Ga. " y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
COLTS FAIL At FINISH;
DROP CAME TO VIOXMEN
Free Hitting Contest Featured
by Four Home
Runs.

Special IN The Times D!spatch.1
PORTSMOUTH. Va. July p In "a
ir"r hitting game. featured by four
Portsmouth defeated Richmond NE
afternoon by rallies in IN. eighth and
ninth. the nnal score being 10 ;,
'"ih teams played an excellent ucldIu,.
game. voter was tn" batting star or
IN" rhn". with perfect record ,Vn
h"n"Ts and two Singlre in, -FOUR
Hh"nc"S. ir""nh" and Cnmisky also
mt for IN" circuit. All of the drives
wrrr over the short l"ft-hc!d fence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
BASEBALL PLAYERS
WILL BE HONORED
LRy Associated Prnsa

League voted to accept the Offer or
the Fine Arts Commission NJ Wash
ington 10 erect tablet in East 70
tomac Park To commemorate base
ball. according to plans made to-
day, this tablet will take the form
Of bronze shield and at the end
of each season the name of the
American League player most valu
able and useful to his club will he
added 10 the shield. Designs arc n
be asked imme dlately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28

son. AraGon. Nal!y. Homo runs =
Voter 20. Comisky and Grccnac.
s saSrtnG Sa ,os hi,s-vioS , and SGsydlsr.
GooSetrce ana Voter. Left on bases
--Richmond. 2. Portsmouth. 3 Bases
on bails-on Driver. |. off Seydl"r.
S"Ndl"r. HI by pitchcr-hv
SeNdicr tGrccra"D. Double plays
voter TO Bangs 10 Rooney; Goosctrcc
70 FanIs :" Rooney. Empires. West
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BUGS TROUNCE TARS


t.-T..I"I - 7 ~ IINI"S- TIlSpIFCN.
NORFOLK. July 2T-Leftv Math-
cwS. losing control I'm the fourth and
MIN. while SoUthpaw Hcarnc showed
excellent form until the ninth VIII
son grabbed the first game of the
series with Norfolk this afternoon by
tn" score Of 20 ,.
Roth led tn" hitting for tho Bugs.
WIN d"uhl" and two singles In
i"pr chances Burke led the locals
htt;ers Both cubs pay.d a miscr-
able h"ldInS game. Score:
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PIPP AND BAMBINO
BATTLE IN DUCOUJ
IRy Associated rress.1

ST. LOUIS July -27.--It was re-
ported today that Babe Ruth and
Waiilc i'ipp came Ia blows during
SeStordny's browns Yankees game
while the PLAYERS were on the bench
during the sixth inning. Neither play
err showed any signs of tho reported
encounter. however. and both fpished
asked about tho Incident. Manager
Huggins replied: There were no in
3uries. whoever had the argument"