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EL CLINIco. Ell CIRUJANo Ell
RADIOLOGo

La cooperation entire sel clfnico, Ell
cirujano Ell radiologo es otro de los
trabajos interesantes leidos en- la pri-
mela session general de- Congresc, sien
do su ponente Ell DR.. Emilio Alamilla
eminente catedratico cubano.
En- su informe trata el DR.. Alamil.a
de dejar sentado, como factor unico
de 6xito v progresO, el hecho concre-
to de que el clinico, el cirujano v Ell
radi6logo, empenados hacia un mis1no
Objeto: Ia salvation del paciente, tie
nen forzosamente entire 81 los mismos
deberes, identicas obligacionss ten
dencias defnidas en- un unico acuer
do, que les Dermita al radi6loso dar la
luz de sus investigaciones ssialar cl
mai; al clinico ell diagn6stico en- su
total deiinici6n, al cirujano segu
ridad en- la operaci6n para extirpar la
enfermedad.
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Manifestaciones del cOrOnel Harvey
antes de embarcar para New York

dole felicidades con motive de las Pas
cuas.
Ell Rey respondi6 a los deseos de
M. Poincare con frases muy elocuentes.
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UN MENSAJE DE PoINCARE
AL REY JORGE

PARIS, diciembre 25.-M.. Po:ncare
ha dirigido un telegrama al rey Jor-
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coNSTANTINOPLA, diciembre 25.-
Un despacho de Angora dice que Mus
tafa Kemal tiene Ell proposito de invi-
tar los Altos Comisarios Aliados en-
esta ciudad, asf como las Legacio-
mes Y Consulados Extranjeros, para q.
Sc installer en- Angora, que es la ca
pital Official del gobierno nacionalista.
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lpe nuestrO cOrrespOnsaI especiall

Ell DIR. GUsTAvo RIEDER, EMI-
NENTE MEDIco BRAsILENo. HA-
CE IMPoRTANTES DECLARACIo
MES soBRE LOS PRoBLEMAs MAS
1NTEREsANTEs DIsCUTIDos EN-
Ell VI CoNGREso MEDICO LATINO
AMERICANA
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Ell PNEUMo-ToRAx ARTIFICIAL

Con sus rasgos de elocnencia ei pro-
fesor Jose Arce, distinguido hombre de
ciencia y culto Rector de la Universl
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Habana diciembre II de 1922.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
BRYANS PLAN To
STOP PR0FITEERS
Suggests General Assembly Pro-
vide For Trade Commissions
In Speech AT Frankfort
CBy Associated PrcssJ

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. l9-Crca-
tion OF State Trade Commission
with cities and towns authorized
to create similar local commits
sions for inquiry into charges OF
profitcering and cxtortion was
urged in the Kentucky General
Assembly here today by William
Jennings Bryan. who addressed a
iont session OF the Assembly -
= result Of a special invitation.
There can be 40 return to pros
pcritv until the condition 81 IT,,
farmer Is remcdied. BRYAN said.
He said there should be u farmer
who farms. 4 lahorcr who labur>.
and a business man who s. not q
banker" ON the Federal Reserve
Board. These remarks were
made in a preface To- his address
against the Darwinian theory of
evolution.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
new LADIES' Store
FOR RICHMOND

Richmond Is TO have new Ia
dies department store.
Jack Pu>hin. OF Dany.lie. has
leased the Sexton building on
Main street and is preparing to
have the interior done over and
modelled into one of the most at
tractive stores in this section.
He will utilize the entire three
floors with his various depart
ments. specializing in ladies rca-
.ly-to-wcar and millinery. Mr..
Pushin Is member Of the Push
in family who have made such
remarkabl" successes with Their
stores at Danv.llc. Bowling
Green and Lexington lie Is ,
hustler from start 10 finish am.
his coming to Richmond mean
a decided addition Io the COM
mcrCial life of the coInmuri,..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
SAW SGLDiE2S shot
BY FIRING SQUAD
- Ass...nten l.ress)

Washington. Jan. l9-Thc
shooting Of a soldier by frin.
squad in France was described
10 the Senate comm.tte investi-
eating alleged illegal executions,
today. George Y9rborough. oi
Roanoke. Alabama. said he was
witness To it during shell FIRE
near Chateau Thierry. He saw
Il soldier with his hands tied be
hind him. He saw a major in
charge of the squad. The wit
ness said he was 20 steps away
when the command was given to
Fire" He was positive the ex-
ccution took place in July 1918.
lie said he heard the soldier was
killed for neglect of duty. He
did not know If it was on abuse
of power. but thought if SQUAD
was detailed To kill the man they
might have detailed a squad to
bury him. whereas the soldier
was left where ne fell.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
new SHERIFF MAKES
MOONSHINE CAPTURE
Deatherage Grabs IsOm Fender
When Hie Tries To Get
Away In Automobile

Sheriff Elmer Dcatheragc made
his first capture OF man accu,-
ed of vi,lati,n ,f tb, rio,,r Inv.
H.. T. ....it i,--.,.-
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heSr" from the Dig iiii' section
Tuesday. When his automobile
was searched. two half-gallou
iars frlI of ,ro,nsriro v-bisl.,.
- -...r III MI
'H'! nave Su' Pe''c' eliocr -
b"otlcSgn@ for long time. Lrt
have never been able To- 'catca
him with the Goods, before a,
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1t Was only by some nerF'
work that -lcriti Dratbcrage ci-
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
BONUS READY FOR
Ohio EhLISTMENTS

Stone ". Norman. Secrctary
OF the Home Service Section OF
the American Red Cross. Madi-
son County Chapter. announces
he is now ready to make applica-
tions for the Ohio State Bonus.
All ex-scrvice men who enlisted
in the state Of Ohio during the
World War are entitled to thi,
bonus OF $40 month for each
month Of service. not to exceed
$3.50. The Home Service Sec
tion has moved the office former
" occupied by \. X. Burnam.
near the Citizens National Bank.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
HARRY WELLS GOES
BACK TO JAIL Again

Ilarr, Wells. OF lexington. IN
Jail here ON conviction in [. :.
court for impersonatine a gov
ernmrnt officer. had a brief taste
ui liberty Tuesday and Ncin,~-
day.
But he is back in jail again
with orders from Judge Cochran
To keep him there until his iuil
term Of six months La, expired.
He has served about two months.
So far.
Many people here have taken
III interest in Wells because o.
the TACT that his wife and hv.
little children are here und-~
the care oi the Welfare League.
DR.. K. l.. Telford secured an or
der from Judge Cochran thai;
Wells might be released during
working hours each day that he
might help contribute to the care
Of his family. DIR. Iciinrd sc-
cured him some odd jobs OF work
about town.
On his first day oi release.
Well, did not show mp 1T Jail
for supper. 50 Iailcr Charles Ro-
gers phuncd To DR.. Tcli3ri i1
whose charge Judge Cochran
hal placed Wells in the order ut
release to the jailcr DR.. Tel
ford sad that he had allowed
Wells To eat supper with his
family and that q kind ncighbor
had sent them down supper. Iia
told Mr.. Rogers that Wells had
promised To- be back at jail hs
s o'clock.
However. the jailcr saii tia
ii was about FIVE minutes u nine
when Wells showed up. He le,
him out again the next morning.
but during the day received tel
ephone orders from Judge CocI-
rams clerk to take Wells bacl, T.,
Jail. So Wells once more behind
the bars.
Just what caused Judge tpch-
ran to rescind his order Of r.
lease for Wells during working
hours has not yet been learnca
A report IS current obout town
that someone found out that he
had not returned To- jail by night
fall and telephoned 10 the Judge
However. this report can not be
verified. "a no explanation OF the
reason for the change in order
was given Jailer Rogers At the
time he was notified TO keep Well,
in Jail until hS term had expired.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
EDUCATORS WANT
1920 LAW RE z.

Several prominent educators
from Madison were among q COM
mittce which met at i'rauhiof.
ednc>dav and signed q petition
to the General Assembly a~lit~
that the county hoatd of der-a-
ton law. passed by ;ht 1929 les.
i,laturc. making couu': ,upcriu-
tendent> aupointivc. bc allowed
to stand until it Ia, had time tn
Justify itself or disclose IL w-a.
ness.
Among the ,igncrs oi ,ii, pet
tiun were President T. !. Coates
oi Eastern Normal; Pres den;
William !. IIutchins. nf Ecr,.
College: {. y. McAlli,.cr. oi Be
rca Normal School; y Conaer.
OF the Sue Bennett Memorial q.
London.
The petition name, seven uea
ures which it ask, the asscnli..
To pass.
The subjects urged hy the cdu
Gators are:
/. y bill creating Il state bar.
OF education.
,. \ bill providing for new
state ccrtiiication system.
;. \ bill providing iur -um
mcr training schools Tor teacher
and for teacher training course
in certain high schools.
/. \ bill to provide for tn ci-
icicnt selection of text books.
;. y graded school bill pro
yiding for better financing oi
graded schools and prov ding a"
easier method Of merging bacj
into the county system.
Q. \ bill providing Tor two
new normal schools.
!. Retention OF the county
board law.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
iIl2hEi Johnson PUTS
FEUDlSTS Under BOND

M2ueI,-tc-. U.s.. Ian. 10 -
i-out iiity members Of ;hc Phil
pot-Hcu@c.Nartin clans are here
~ the result of the issuance of
ninety warrants. IT the sugccs-
tion rf iryuit Judge Hiram John
son q posse oi officers ra'dcd tn.
Little Guu-c section making sew
cral arrests. Others ui the clan.
after hearing OF Judge JohnSon's
action and uopn solicitation OF
friends. voluntarily surrendered.
Caution was exercised by Off
c.al, and friends OF the fcduists
10 see that the opposing men
came over different roads to
avoid meeting. IL i reported that
Judge Johnson viii have several
of the clan leaders placed under
peac cEord>. a. il would be diff
cult for most of them to give
such bonds. they would have 10
bc confined in jail.
Although a Jury has not vet
been empareled. men are plead
ing guilty in manv eases. The
court i, giving NO leniency. Six
teen were placed in jail when
they were unable TO pay fines
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
GGLDEST WEATHER
OF WINTER COMING

Chicago. Jan. l9-A cold wave
bearing snow. leaving the coolest
weather known III Washington
and Oregon since 1909. and below
zero weather n the nearer West
ern States. is expected to reach
here today. Predictions were the
coolest weather Of the winter
will be produced with a minimum
Of FIVE above zero. Lowered
temperatures will spread into
Kentucky and as far south a
Mississippi. the Weather Bureau
said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
TO OPEN DAWSON
SPRINGS ON FEB, q

Washington. Jan. l9-Februa-
~ y is set for the opening at
Dawson Springs. by. OF a sani-
torium built at a cost OF S2.0C0.-
coo for the accommodation OF
zoo former service men, it is an
nounced today at the treasury.
Governor Morrow. Assistant
Treasury Secretary Clifford and
representatives of soldier organi-
zationS will attend. Colonel II.
L. Whitledge. a former medical
officer IN charge at Fort Bayard,
New Mexico. is assigned as COM
manding officer at Dawson
Springs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
tend its enforcement is made

tend its enforcement is made
easier.
Under terms OF a bill intro
duced BY Senator Herman Mon
roe and Representative Oscar
Liebson. industrial and CONNER
cial painters of Louisville will
have to register and pay Ii
cense fee.
Claude ID. Minor has 4 bill pro-
viding that the waiver of motor
license. now applying to machines
used in the Federal service. shall
not apply when the car IS used
for some gainful purpose. This
would make the rural mail car
rier. whose bus" Is the means
of hauling eggs. etc. pay the
standard rate.
Leon Lewis. OF Louisville. IS
author of a bill amending the
prohibition law. 80 that witness
e. may bc punished where they
testify before grand irics as to
obtaining alcoholic liquors. ii
they 90 50 Withou' learning 'he
true name of the person from
whom the liquors arc obtained.
OhaFleS y. Clailai'I' 81 i-'''' &
county would reduce ,''' mum
Der oi pereihp'orN C''a'l''iSer ]"
lcioll!! cases from i'i!'eh /" 'l''t
bus liltrodueeH n! senator
NJ hlisctt nan ana Representa-
tive *. NJ. -l''l'S' "I I-"Sd" l''','
y. PROVIDE lot c""''t' "'''e '.''I.N
'nE iacili'lcs' WitA'n ihe S"0le''eS
authorized by TIC hiiiSh"ih MAI
ctI'lg Act
J.. J.. Nelson ASKS the Rouse
to fai.e " ,iiiani-"HrS' COUNTY
Scai "i w Ii'Iey county 'I'lh 'i'
Ni,h 10 t"e I"''r u" GUS
''''''d'i"is nav "eC" "PP''
eni on al SideN 'i''-t '"''c - Il
tendency To MAKE numerous
changes IN the gaU'",iohaI -
fem oil Nehlucht. me Jo'"
session oil the 'iircc 'oi'''ll'''e'
ON caucauon' TWO "i inc nous,
ana one "i inc senate ,a'' '''S".
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
The Pop: is Ill
u;v ,sso~iatci I.r"s~l

Rome. Jan. lo-Thc condition
pi Pope Eenclict who Is suiicr-
ing from cold is not considered
serious but hc probably will be
.nrccd 60 remain in bed >cyc~al
iar~. it VAS sail today at IN,
Vatican. Ills temperature has
-';bsijCd to normal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
OWEN WALKER iI.liS
h.sy nGx e.. ! ELi3Ai

Owing 10 faulty Indictment, IN
which the word AM" was rscd
instead oi ''o~." the Court Of Ap-
pcalS at Frankfort reversed the
conviction 81 Owen Walker. well
%apwu local NEGRO. who was con
..crcH I'D t.c Madison circuit
,ru-; ri violation If the liquor
laws This va, the second time
that Walker ha, won revcr.a al o.
convictions ir court here. II
Frankfort. COL. X. {. Olila-.
/, hi, attu~ucs. y dispatch from
Frankfort ,ail this Of the acton
oi the states highest court:
i'he Cuur, oi Appeal, reversed
.H-c. case, in wh ~h men were
convicted 81 liquor Law violation,
-aj in ou- ,urgcstcd to prose
rutin. official, that they be more
careful about drawing indici-
mcn,-. In jhc eases OF Owen
Walker. given sixty days in jail
IN Madison county. and lame,
ioycIacc given thirty days in jail
I'm Rowan county. the cases were
reversed because ui % r'rltinlici'
ui charges in the indictments. In
the case II Melvin Cool, given -
days in iai' IN Letcher county. III.
court held there WIS ~ CorncC-
TIN between Cook and horse
loaded with moonshine seized by
sheriff and declared that the
court should have ordered his ac-
uuittai.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
DREYEUS

James Denney is still ON the
sick list.
Amar Campbell. OF Pamela. has
rented of Fl. G.. Bicknell for the
wear 1922.
Harve Hornsby is able to be
out again.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
Small Farm Sells At 1922

In Montgomery county. Lin =.
Reed. OF Morgan county. purchas
ed at public auction the !. B.
Spratt home near Mt. Sterling.
containing about 2S acres. for
sop an acre. Mr. Reed will get
possession at once and will move
To the property.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
PREDICTS WALLACE
WILL HOLD SEAT

\ dispatch to the l.cx;ngtoa
Herald Thursday morning SAID
That Senator Will am Walla a~c. 81
Richmond. will retain his seat in
the upper branch of the General
ASsmebiv was the concensus ol
opinion tonight among close oh
servers OF the session. The Old
ham-Nallace contest case will be
decided next Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Jan. l9-Cattle slow
Hogs 35c and Soc lower; Chicago
81 1000; lGc lower.
Louisville, Jan. l9-Cattle $50.
slow and unchanged, hogs 500,
Soc lower. tops $S.25; sheep so.
steady, $3.50; lambs SO.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
WANTED

Jobs for fifteen men. The
Welfare League is looking for
work for men who have families
to support and are ont of em-
ployment. Ii YOU have work at
Your place in town or on the
farm. please report to T.. T. Rice
chairman OF the Employment,
Agency OF the Welfare League.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
Strike Situation Unchanged
CRr Assoclated Pressl

Frankfort, IEy.. Jan. l9-Gov.
Morrow today declined To say
when the national guard troops
will be moved from Newport
where the rolling mill strike is
on. He said he had plan in
mind but has taken no steps to
put it into execution to end the
strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
Mrs. E. J. Paxton Dead
CBy Associated Press

Paducah. KY. Jan. l9-Mrs.
Edwin J. Paxton, wife of the
owner of the Paducah Evening
Sun, died today in Asheville, n.
C.. after lingering illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
ADMIRERS OF WOODROW WILSON

LOYAL and patriotic MadsonianS. who realize his great
work for humanity contributing literally of their
proved Madsons quota of 400 the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation 1t is expected that Madison will go
the top many other counties did the very first day
of the drive The list of subscriptions far received is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19
The Weather

Cloudy and colder tonight; Fri
day fa:r and colder i'm east por-
tion: cold wave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19

Al wood gray b!snket5 1T s2.A1
At Cohn Army Store, i25 Fiyz:
street. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-19

Boys Suits al wool at 81 95.
Cohn Army Store. 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14

Heavy black clouds came tumbling'
over Coogan's Bluff, lightning flashed
at all four points Of the compass, the
wind went whistllng through the corn
or, Of the stadium and the rain came
down In torrents. Right at the height
Of the storm a stray bolt struck The
south side wall Of the upper right heid
stand and knocked out slab OF con
,ro,o A. big a. a church door IL fell
Sor,lcsslv 10 the ground Just about
,hc time the topmast Of the big pen
,snt mole behind the center heid
bioachers gave despairing lurch ana
crashed 70 the ground between the
Yankee dressing room ana the cruz
.o.tiors ~ wooden fence were dis.
ynnted and dissected by the force OF
the gale, but not even minor in's.y
was reported when tho storm hao
passed on. ,-t
THO nlayers fed % their dressing
1910 byt Tor the Yanks this was only
the beginning Of their troubles. ~
the time they were clothed ana Isauy
20 depart they found they we're ma
rooned by q two-foot Hood that sepa-
rated them completely from terra
srma. After an hours delay some sea
going taxis we're led in By rear en-
trance. and Phil Schenek got the play
srs aboard By running out long gang
plank from the pierhead az the Yankee
doorstep 70 the main deck Of the taxis'
There will be only ono game To-Day
despito the postponement. This IS due
10 the fact that when the Browns are
here on their next trip the Yanks VIII
have an open date, August p, on which
dav Yesterdays delayed pastime will
he staeed. The contest this afternoon
will decide this short series, as the
count is now one victory In two games
for each team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14

LlENE tlfhlHNt QttcAlh ana one tie
was the downward squirt Of the
Dodgers which was ended to-day when
they trounced the Reds. Another
squirt halted was that Of the Reds
toward third place. They had won six
straight and were tied with the Cubs
for third this morning.
Dazzy Vance was the winning pitch
er to-day, but had TO be withdrawn in
the ninth inning because the Reds
had scored in that round on Wingos
double and Burns's single. He was
saved By Sherrod Smith. Vance al
lowed eight hits, the first Of which
was single with two out by Pinelli
IN the fourth. A double and two
singles were punched FOR two runs in
the sixth and two we're punched for
run in the ninth.
Johnny Couch allowed the Robins
ten hits. One Of those was a home
run by Clarence Mitchell after lily
Myers had tripled In the fourth inning.
Another was triple by Tom Griffith
in the eighth inning. Griffith scored
the winning run a moment later when
Wheat singled.
Bert Grifith broke into the Brook
Ign lineup to-day IN center field be-
cause ny Myers went from center 20
second base and Harold Janvrin was
given a rest Janvrin had played sec
ond since Jimmy Johnston had
thumb mashed in the fifth game in
St. Louis.
Wheat opened the second inning for
Brooklyn with a single 70 center, but
was forced by Myers. Mitchell flied
20 Burns. Singles 20 left by Bert Grif-
18th and De Berry scored Myers.
Myers tripled 70 left In the fourth
with one out, and strolled 20 the plate
when Clarence Mitchell bounced a
home run into the right-feld bleach
ers not far from the foul line. Griffith
opened the eighth with a triple to right
and scored the fourth run on Wheat's
single TO left.
Three hits for two runs gave Vance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE
indians Register
AZ Victory Over
Boston Red SOx

BOSTON, July i3.-Jim Lindsey re-
leved Uhlc in the sixth inning to-day
and held Boston TO one hit for the rest
Of the game, which Cleveland won, to
2. Two Cleveland runs were scored in
the eighth, when with the bases full
and two out J. Scwell bounded wide TO
Burns, who threw to " Collins The
Red sox pitcher eollided with sewcll
nj first and his foot vas injured, but
Sowell was ruled safe.
Tho ororp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Schmidt Accepts Terms;
VIII Reioin Pira,es

MODESTO, Calf, July i3.-wil1
Schmidt. star catcher, viii repor, 70 Il,
Pittsburgh Pirates 70 hEish the prue-.
season as soon as Judge Lands r.in.
states him, he announced here today
on receipt Of Telegram ron Manager
Bill McKeehaie Of the Pirates agreeing
10 his price 70 catch the balance Of h,
season.
Schmidt held out Tor $4,000 mi,
spring and Barney Drcyf-ss refused e
allow him the $4,000 increase
As soon as McKechnie took hold q
the Pirates he started negotiating WITH
Schmidt, whose home 10 IN Modesto,
where he has ia% ranch iagc,csis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14

jolt in the sixth inning. Harper
opened the round with a double over
third. Fonseca scratched a hit 20 High.
Pinolli singled 20 right, Harper scoring
and Fonseca taking third. Kimmick
grounded TO Myers, who tried 20 tag
Pinelli on the way 70 second and then
throw out Kimmiek. which would have
ended the inning. He threw out Kim
mick, but Pinelli eluded him and
reached second, and Fonseca scored.
Wingo and Couch were easy outs.
Wingo opened the ninth with a
double TO right, and Sammy Bohne ran
for him. Bressler batted FOR Couch
and lifted to Olson. Burns singled 10
left. scoring Bohne and driving Vance
from the box. Sherrod Smith retired
Daubert on a ny to Olson and struck
out Pat Duncan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Bettors Banned Because
They Derided PLAYERS

CHICAGO. July i3.-presldent vi.
liam L. Week, Of tho Chicago Cabs
declared that the management CT ,he
team was IN for a no-eomproni5e var
fare against "tin horn gambleTs'
The arrest Of the forty men accused
Of placing bets in the park during yes
tcrday's game was not taken tATcogl
fear that gamblers might Influence the
players. he said. bat because some 81
the bettors derded the piayera, shsn
they believed their money was In dan
ger.