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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
MADAME GADSKI
SUES CHICAG0AN
Singer Objects to Cancel
lation Of Contract
With Her

NEW YORK. Fcb. e.--Ailegine
defalcation, Madame Johanna dadski
Taueoher, singer today Instituted a
suit for 100000 damages against
tho Chicago Opera association. in
corporated. papera I'm tho action
were filed IN tho United ststcs dis.
triot court BY her counsel, william
u. Wemple. The papers ailoRe that
the defendant cancelled contract
with her and then stated On or about
December 3, 1921, In The presence of
divers newspaper reporters and rep.
resentatives for the purpose Of hav,
ing the same published in such
papers. the following false and do
famatory words!
Her tthe pia'ntiff0 contract
with the organization has boon can
celed and there are rumnrs that
.nis action cost The company in tho
nelRhborhood OF $500"
Tho plaintiff also objected 10 the
following
There are hints that patrons Of
opera nud subscribers TO the fund
objected 10 Madame Bndskrs nus.
band, Captain Tauscher who re-
GENTLY arrived IN New York Tho
memories Of tho world war. II ia
said, are yet too fresh for the Amer
lean public 10 take TO Captain Taus.
him"
The plaintiff declares the state
inent was Intended by the defend
ant 10 mean and TO be UNDERWOOD To
charge that because tho plaintiff
is the wife OF Hans Tauscher, the
opera goers and tho general public
IN the United states would refuse Ia
hear her sing.
IT Is untrue that the plaintiff
got $500 from the defendant for
tho cancellation OF tho contract aa
Il IL tho allegation that the public
would not como TO hear her sing"
the complaint states for she has
at all times since 1914 resided In
New York, whore her daughter lives
and has not only conducted herself
In strict accordance with the lawS
or the United states but also In hnr-
mony with the continents OF the
people thereof"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Itayburn ,i,cylvni Closes.

Special 10 The world
ENID, Feb. 6,-At tho close of
the revival conducted by Or. Ray
burn the converts numbered $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Your School" Tom w. smith. sup
crlntcndent OF the QuapaW schoolR
gnyo an interesting and helpful sd'
dress on How to Relieve the over
crowded Rural Course ~ study
Paul l.. iseilman, superintendent Of
the Alton schooia discussed on
Athletics In the Rural school y.
=. Hummon, superintendent of the
wyandotte con solidated schools
elucidated THE Advantages OF Con-
sulidstiOn."
Addressee on various other sub
jects. readings and special music
added interest 20 the occasion. Tho
agricultural short course to be held
here February 24-25 was explained
| I'm detail by 6. X. Lindsay, repre-
scnting the International Harvester
company which IS sponsoring tina
movement. Tillman Hays OF th'
| Narcissa schools presided over th'
| meeting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
TO BID ON CITY HOSPITAL
Municipal Enterprise to Be LEASED
10 Local Physicians,

Municipal Enterprise to I,c LEASED
10 Local Physicians.
Special 10 The World.
pAWIIuSKA. Fob. 0.---rids will
ho opened at o'clock on March l
by the city com missioners for the
municipal hospital, for which S66.-
600 In bonds have been voted. Tho
city already has n block Of 10 lots
In n new addition on the edge OF
town, whore tho hospital Il to be
located
The building ls to be- concrate. foro-
proof, with n tilo roof II will nc-
oommodate 20 patients IN ordinary
timca and IL 50 arranged that In
case Of an epidemic more could be
taken caro- or
Tho mlssloners also have
taken steps to get In touch with per-
sons wishing to lease such hospital
It has been understood since plans
for hospital we're started that II
would not be operated by the city,
but would bo leased NO that all ply
siclans In Pawhuska could take their
patients to the hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
KEEP TAB ON CONTRACTORS

County To Make Itself secure Bunch
OF Bridge Contracts.
Special 10 The world.
VfN1TA. Feb. 6.-seven new
bridges 10 be constructed In the near
future are contemplated by the
board OF county commissioners OF
Craig county. To that end they are
inviting bids from contractors on the
material and construction work, to
be in accordance with plans and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
A HOMEMADE GRAY
HAIR REMEDY
You Can Make a Better Gray Hair
Remedy Than You Can buy.

Gray, streaked or faded hair Is
not only unbecoming, but unneces-
sary.
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
'-~e at home that will dGrken gray
c. and make II soft and glossy.
~ a half-pint of water add 1 ounce
OF bay rum, a small box OF Barbo
Compound and y ounce OF glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost.
or the druggist will put It up for
you. Apply to the hair twice q week
until the desired shade is obtained
rhis will make "a gray haired per-
ion look twenty years younger. 1t
easy to use, does not color the
scalp, is not sticky or greasy and
does not rub off.---Adyertlseme
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

specifications now ION file In the
county ciesk's offke.
Such bids are TO be received until
March 6, at which time they will
be opened and the contract or
contracts let, hedged about with tho
usual conditions as TO bonds to be
made by the successful bidders, so
as to secure the county against pos-
sble loss through failure on their
part to carry out their contracts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Claim Il Trimmed Down.

ENID Feb. 6.--The jury in the
case OF John Neil Seeley. suing a
local automobile dealer for y2b 200
damages turned In q verdict for
$1,000. II 10 said that young Aeeiey
had TO have one of hiH legs ampu-
tated as a result OF the accident
The boy was run down by an auto
mobile In 1890,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Caught with the Goods

DoUTHAT Feb. 6.--Members a,
the sheriff's forco were out .ro.'
Miami Friday afternoon and no
rested 8. 7. Dearinger, whose HON.
Is a short distance south Of tb,,
place. on a charge OF manuf,ct,
ing whisky. A still was confsoa,oa
and a small quantity Of lluuor seI1sS
but the accused strongly decisrS,
his innocence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
RURAL TEACHERS CONFER
Country PcdsgoRues Hold Enl
ihusiastic Session Al Miami.

Country PcdsgoRues Hold Enl
ihusiastic Session Al Miami.
Special 10 The World.
MIAMI. Fob. s.--Entire harmony
and much enthusiasm characterized
tho meeting ~ the Rural l'eacners
association OF Ottawa county held nt
Hotel Miami Saturday ". u. Cob
ban, president OF the Miami cham
Der OF commerce, delivered the ad-
dress ~ welcome. to which Cecil
surcham responded on the part Of
the teachers.
Mrs Minnie Lee Jennison OF Otta-
wa spoke on THE Call OF the pro-
fession" and q. T.. Adams also ex.
tolled the beauties OF tho profession
and tho Inducements for making II
a life work Fred A. Curtion OF
[ Mineral View school gave a char
/ lecture on "TIow to UNDERSTAND
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Farm Bureau Discusses Elevator

tpecIhI 70 Tho WOfId,
MIAMI, Feb. 6.--The ottawa
county farm bureau had a meeting
at the courthouse Saturday after
noon, whereat they discussed at
length the advisabliity OF establish
ing a cooperative elevator, but de-
cislve action was deferred until tho
next meeting, February l8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
A New Line of ,
Pretty Woven Rag Rugs
75c to 3.75 Each

We are just in receipt of shipment OF good
woven rag rugs, a fortunate purchase that en-
ables us TO mark them with very moderate
prices Sizes 24x36 up TO 30x6o. Many color
ings
Fifth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
sE Mary Wlsorl Hale

Mary Wilson Hale, pretty milllner.
and her husband, Robert Sever Hale,
millionaire Boston clubman ana
nephew OF the great Edward Everett
Hale. have separated. Their mar
riage was the society sensation in
1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Police IL seif-sustaIuing.

PICHER, Feb. g.-Tho Plchor
police department is again on a
self-austainins basis, according TO
the figures contained In tho report
of G. u. Fletcher, chief OF police. for
that while tho total expenses OF the
department were tiyb, the revenus
derived from fines amounted to t5ie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

New telephone directory will go To
press soon. Any changes In listings
desired should be called to attention
OF manager. Usage f23.--Adyertise =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
LAFAYETTE GETS
JOHN F. GROVES
Local Boy Who Gained Promi-
nence at Easton High Will
Take Course in Engineering
WAS ALL-AROUND STAR

John T.. Groves. ono Of the crcotes.
o11-,ro,nd o,h,o.a. g.. A.. h,o,. -
-. o' ~. a',.'e'es al 'ne ii'S'o'S VI
Eastoh Ilgh School, has entered La
'as"tte NHi'cSe.
S.a.a ,h?usn ne eained lame at the up
State institution, Groves is Phila-
aelphia proteg". He first attended the
NorthWcst Grammar School. Fifteenth
ana Race streets, where he gained
prominence as an athlete.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

Hlu Does IT. Strike YOU?
Kanina's Task
McWilliau,s as Coach
-
SeUentk Place
By
THE OBSERVER

WILLIE big bons under ~
% 'is % a @ @ youth % sss s 5 Sn Sen as' Sre publicly than m,
received and he makes good he will do Of r.
athletes who up from
every city, Chicago the tarx,, a.
Every will be masnd and mental mistake will be played uD
Already the White sox 100000 Of .,s
@ mo ps on In m addition s to this % ss 'To
taken on on kamm's life. -"
But against publicity gone b.s
aSy a LIS '''" " the big circuit wi" test " nerve rs well as his playing
~ glad purchased lie sold the iI
McwlIams as Penn Coach
IT'S the that Allie cWiiam will be the assistant Eddie Mc
as coach of the Penn basketball team this season.
finding available good the former Greystock player
rosay vacancy Bis stadium ~ ."
Eddie MNiho but needs help and he lin,
Now that Tosart has MGWa%s is the 1s. bet and the
Some has been made Lon JOud who back
this city, but the former Quaker tutor who turned out many
s bs 5 ball. few know it. H. n s he has .
add prestige the University.
MISS VIRGINIA play in championship
M anything a should be the leaders
philies Beat LAST Years
happen but
Ait finish seventh place,
% Mack 5 f @ s Inst pas" n S @ and the Pills have been aound.
'F'On Both In ars ars SSasG o" n OF but
q P esH n5 % bh " duo sS sS ] Spps S 5 on s & but " climb of the
beterd their last years. marks Tho PM
improvement
booby prize from Philadelphia
CT LOUIS continuing tickets, which
- that hope springs eternal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
.PH|LA. F. c. OPENS
HERE OCTOBER !
American League Soccer Team
Opposes Bethlehem in
Initial Game
TO PLAY AT 10TH & BUTLER

The Philadelphia Soccer team, Of the
American League. will play all its
games this season at Tenth and Butler
streets and will share the grounds with
thr Fleishcr team. Of the Allied First
Division.
This announcement was made by
Manager Tom Scott. Of the local eleven.
after a Conference with tho FlciSher
officials. Tho opening contest is on
Saturday. October !. with bethlehem
Steel
Tom Scott. tho former AN-Nictor
star and well known referee, is man
agcr of the team for Passon, Gottlieb
& Black. the hackers. and has signed Il
strong club. lie has lines out for II
number OF other w"ll-knOwn players.
for Saturday. Scptcu Der 80. ut Trem-
ton with the pick of Trenton.
To date he has secured such players
as Jack Ness, Of DiSSton. goal: Alcck
Mclaughlin, OF Harrison, fu!lbacIi
Jap" Campbell, Merchant Ship, full
back; Billy Fitzpatrick. Bethlehem.
halfback; Jack Rodgcr. Disston. half.
back. and Dave Fullerton, bethlehem,
halfback.
The forward line viii have Percy
Andrews, Disst"n, uutAid" left; Jimmy
Wilson, Harrison, outside right. and
Rooney, New York J.. g.. center for
ward. Other players vino are expected
to sign within few days Hrc Harry
Pearce, at goal; Dick Spaldng, full
back. and Al BIaN"y and Jimmy Me-
Ghee, forwards. All are philadelphians
and have n larg" following.
The team viii Law, gray uniforms
with garnet stripe, and the first league
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
Scraps .4bout Scrappers

rGmm LsqsHrs9 az 'so 4 ?:hi9S }H445 ;an* .rs f. f.
G. ., q tcs csfGi1ia my%ip'" viii ii bs nj; s'o cos e.
10 & Eeson %i "fRsqT IN ne Earl I' rsa >1'
I',SnH., rice, hobby burmTn ys: Eari i]t''
hat natn sGI .cA Is G5l5s sahsdued for ei.E; roun
A. new club, vii! be oGenS! c f9n.g@ i2g, =:
rause%do y ID m;:n Jn%k Tgd Er,c
IS th rhjl4lclphla r"prss'qr,%t'y"i r@ H'~ T.
5UA4 @2.s al r6dmpsSn ST9a"S2d ,Gr rs 'If' Kd
T"n,m2 Wilson -. B4Ho h.'h. W. ,.s
JaoN:yn - Ii.d lIowera.
ons mf" nE rTe'NH E IA Pn2SJepts 4ng S 5 5
,,rIit!o4, vndrr OF the e%SCS % or ,,i, h"N STo' H.
iiaesGy 20 match Hen against Ad Stone or ~ '
u Tie other big boys IN about two Neos'.
plowboy Harris viii 10 IN this c''y '-"m
Allentown tcmoTrowy;; ,ya,sb In tnS SI TIYrmF % H Hne
Il tambria tIub and hook up win A. a'uae
In the Snal fracas Of eight roTnd', h"o,A.r
hsav,pc eight match WI b" u" L'It.1r pf
he semi 'fn,rI. bringing tosc,4'r du. M,r-
In ard johnny Uo!ghcrty. l.a1 h.. Il. u.s..
nd Ej Hera W. Cha riley . Donnon aI, ur.oI
uuGt"ra
Dixie Allen. the Southern hsh'Ta "a. wiz
: he looked atter by Cody bTenran j.. The
future Cody IL BOlhs 70 I'd ifl" DINO 2
raining personally. and VIII MT s'ra hun
10 tho poet unless he Is sure Allen ~ in
sSar.. THIN brennan Will let his southern
chxrge loose eGa4nst any OF tho iSo'Doundors.
/ daxen local boxers are grouped together
or -" proEram of the ShauHhaU Z. =
tOt;, Hughes having matched rht boys as
fniI1vs fIr Tuesday night San, l'a,}lston
ws Johnny McLaughlin, ,;Nrie Mc, ann W.
lIidrs E',a. Eddie OMnll"% ~, Jo" Elcc
FrauE!. Kelly. and KID Howard vs. Frankie
Burns.
, Negro match will he tie .1d.up at the
National tomorrow night. John Lester John.
san the veteran, will pair with Silent Pur-
I%sar ard other scraps arranged Ly Charley
II,Toss are: Patty Nelson va, Mickey Dia-
InouI, Harry Nutter vs. sam LaGgfurd
HJIiy Richo vs. Young Fritz. and Garey
Rohirson ". KID smith
Pate Cidea Of tho Thirtv-fourth PoIics
District. has undertaken to hwndls a heavy.
weight boxer He IL Battling Kid Dicks, a
Negro from Argentine.
Jimmy briggs. South Philadf,ph.1 hstmau
has gone 10 Canada in search OF snalpS and
lshsC'cls.
Sailor Al burger; former navy hoyer, -h~s
ib.eu training daily at Philadelphia Jack
o'Brien's. He fs In shAps to start tho 1922.
1323 season
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
ST. LOUIS FANS QUIT
Less Than 1000 See Browns Beaten
by Senators

st. Louis, NO.. Sept. 21.-With the
Browns trailing the Yankees by 3ia
games, handicap regarded as vir-
tually impossible to overcome. st. Louis
tandom has resigned itself 10 loss Of
in n world series.
Coming on the heels of the Yankee
debaclo, two defeats at the hands Of
Washington found the home club jeered
in yesterdays game. compared with
the wild enthusiastic cheers of a few
days ago.
In comparison with the 10000 crowd
each day ut tho Yankees series, the at
tendance at Yesterdays game was esti.
mated at bnrClY 1000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

a total score Of J14S out of a possible
5000, winning the championship for the
second consecutive year
The Argentine Cup, embIc1natic of the
championship, had, until last year, been
won repeatedly by the Swiss teams,
and officers OF the army and navy ms
we'll as officials of the rifle association,
under whose auspices the team went to
Milan, were clatcd.
The team scoring was led by Walter
r. stokes, of Washington, who also
won the individual championship OF the
world. Stokes total In the team shoot
ing was 1O72- - ----------.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
BLUEMONT TAKES BIG
EASTERN SHORE PRIZE
AT HA VRE DE GRACE
quincy Stable in Double Iictory at Maryland Opening
Of Fall Racing-Upsets Feature Day-4OOO
Phladelphians S,ceH Throng

DE GRACE
IL with crowd, peks of
fields '
of
Stable
Nucatn- them
Eastern shore Handicap and juvenile
thoroughbrels
And tn" trons that was"d tho pal" blue cors of Harry
the
ruck having abandoned the chos" after the flying Bueuont.
10 horsen the
winner This
mont Park few days huko
be the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
JACK STRUBlNG BREAKS LEG
Former Princeton Star Injured in
Baseball Game Yesterday

John K. CJack) Strubing. former
Princeton football and baseball star, Is
II patient at the University Hospital
with a fractured leg.
The accident occurred in game Of
baseball yesterday between the Thorn.
ton Fuller team, of the lndustriG!
Lragle and tho Racquet Club.
Previous to the unfortunat" OcUr-
reno" Strub!ng had scored three runs
and made two hits FOR his team and WIS
sliding into second base ut the time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
Phillies Beat Last Years Record

got into scrimnage. the quarterbacks
were instructed to turn loose with the
passing game. Kaw, Pfann. Ramsey
and Cassidy all took turns ut tossing the
pigskin.
The Red and White mentor is alsc
giving his squad more varied set Of
plays than last season. and it Is pre-
dictcd that when the Ithacans take the
field their attack will be broader IN
scope than the sweep plays and of
tackle dashes which proved so success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
pEBouDou UPSETTING THE DOPE

There They q st"opa"r which bnn" of thH
kentucky Seep'cfasInG and
places remote from tn" scenes OF a'
r
dc Grace" Laurel fmC" ana lowe" Wnh
horse
of dollars stakes and purses IaA 70 oe p''i ''
tho State Trcasur
on
snxT Therca no
harmless diversion ana pas anu '"e
Indispensable
| the sccOn
y Harrc dc Grdnt tH n ceek iron" Sof"uog
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
TWILIGHT BALL GAME
Bacharaehs and Cubans Meet II
Germantown This Evening

The Bacharach Giants and Cuban
Stors will meet TX a twilight baseball
game this afternoon at Chelten avenue
and Magnolia street and tomorrow at
Richmond and Orthodox streets. Both
games will start at : 40 i. VI.
The teams are playing series. The
Cubnns won the first at Bridg"ton on
Tuesday, . TO s. Oscal, of the Cubans,
who has lost but one game all season.
will oppose "Stringbeau" johnson, OF
the Bacharachs tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
DRILLS IN FORWARD PASS
Aerial Attack Plays Big Part In
CornelI's Preliminary Practice

Ithaca. Sept. 21.--The forward pass
is playing a bigger part than usual In
Corncll's preliminary practice. For
several days now Coach Gilmour Dobic
has been giving the varsity and second
team an extended drill in this offensive
weapon, and yesterday when the teams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
Lynch Boxes Wolfe Tonioht

New York. sept. 9i..Joc I!r,n, bantam.
land will meet IN II freen-rourd c0ntest n,
lS2 p9undE for the Junior f"h,hcr,velch n,
cham ploIship tonight at Madison Squar,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
$3.50. 900 Gate
Expected BY Richard

Not 4 few boxing fans figure that
Leonard career az II champion is close
to an end. as his contests with Brit
t"u, Tender and Hammer were not up
TO his best previous performances.
His wonderful spp-l and c.,yrrneeH
have kept him out of danger. and not
snr" the White bout in Benton nur-
Dor did he have much trouble with his
opponents until lie met Lew Tender
at Jeray City, on which occasion he
was subjected to severe body punch
ing.
Promoter Richard il banking on a
$3.50 900 gate and changed the date
from October Il to October 3 for the
reason that there will be convention
Of the BANKERS Association In New
York at the time and 4 request from
that body 10 change the date was
granted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
GOLF CHAMPION
AFTER 70 YEARS
Marty O'LaughIin. Of PIainfield,
Wins Two Titles in
1922
JOHN ROWE'S FINE WORK

L,OR twenty years Martin OLaugh-
i lin. the sturdy professional Of the
Plaintield Country Club, has been
striving for honors in his chosen pro-
fcsslon.
For twenty years he failed to win
a big championsbip--and then, in one
season. he has chalked up two Of them
to his credit.
His latest feat was winning the Met
ropolitan Open. which. next 70 the Ma
tional Open, draws the finest field OF
professional golfers in the United
States. Walter Hagen has won l,
thrco times, and players Of the stripe
Of Incompatible Walter, of Jock
uutchison. Barnes and the other top
uotchers always enter.
Yet Marty O'Laughlin. unknown to
fame except on his home links. showed
his heels to the best of them last week
and proved that the man who Keeps
on irving will succeed some time.
His other triumph came last June
chem he won the TIL" Of New Jersey
chamrion from field that included
Clarence Hackney, Of Atlantic Clty
Cyril Walker, Bob Cruishnnk. George
Kerrigan md other stars. To do II
he had TO shoot n - 13-li4 for the
thirty six holes OF play, which IS very
tinc golf for the ShackamaSon course:
There are professionals in Philadel-
phia who are as good fighters as Marty
n'Innghlin. Take Johnny Rove. up
AT Srruton, for instance.
Rowp'> Fine Year
johnny, for all hi> inches. Is terri"
iir driver. and Il very steady player.
HI. Golf has been excellent. he only
failed to qualify ot Skokie because ne
had rho bad luck to hit the flag with an
urpronch shot, and followed that with
4 drive that was out of bounds
by inches only. He did not finish the
P.nadclph!a Open because his nerves
wore in tatters from the strain at
Siol;ic,
HUr his victory in the Falls Of
Srhnylkin Open and his third place IN
,tr SvrinChavrn DDcn--bOth of which
'ourr0ments included almost id"ntically
,hr Same playcrS that competed in the
pai'adrlph!a--wus proof that he ranks
uIll the best in this city.
The folks ut Stenton think that John
las fnyv peers in these nIt"d states.
3,, lurr he COMPARES with one Of the
srra,r>f linAamen in the world when he
r.ar. in the exhibition match, paired
=, ',h ,'harlcy IIoffner against Gene
>n-a2ou and Tom K"rrigun.
I'M, Exhibition Will he played on
u.l6hor IL. and nil Of Stcuton and the
nM,Lbnring Cedarbrook club. will turn
"ut +" see the stars in actiou--to cay
rr,binp OF the rest Of goliing Phnadc!-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
WORLDS TITLE CAPTURED
BY AMERICAN RlFlEMEN
Defeat Eight Nations In winning
Aroentire Cup at Milan

Washington. Sept. el.-The United
States rifle team defeated teams repre-
senting eight other nations for the rino
tnternotioual matches being shot at Mi
Ian. Italy, according to cablegrans re-
ccived by the National Rifle Associa-
ton. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
"Tips' Noco. But O1rn Horse IT'ins


second Foreman had nag IN this same whose name John
Morril. So the p ! p
But "tuks John Morrill, without T"tne hair, paying $2l90
Cor
That indicates Foreman least 4 Dad Jldg" OF horses
everybody
ss looking 70 tips, but egoodlo they blow
pOrketbooks The
ran over
Witchet
Her hacker only wona landed
haudCnpp" would have
that the racew "a made f"r
h"r IN ~ Muir or
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many sure
sixth when he
in
the field. The Pot"rs Field for him.
THEN J;nny But PhiLcdephian'
the etr1ckhd Feu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
New "Three.w Attendance Record

Chicago, SEPT. A;j,..Iuncn RECORDS. for
the Three ! i.cagu" wc5" shattered BY tho
pennaut- t-wiuning Tvrrs U,lu,e club which
drew s0.850 paid adm !yrg for the 1892
season. President TeHruey announced today