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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
CRANE v DIVNEM POsTAVENi.
DRfVEJSf AMERICKY VYSLANEC PRO GNU BYI
PRY ODSOUZEN MA DVACET ROKU DO VEZENf
FRANCOUZSKYM VOJENSKYM SOUDEM

PaTfz, 25. kvetna - Charles r. Crane, nemz dosly
zprvy re by odsouzen dvacet rokn do zaae ancouz
skym vojenskym soudem d nyn jednom zdejsim hoelu
B navstiven dnes odpoedne tazan vzhedem ku vemu
odsouzen avsak odepfel fc coko Srske stuac dodav
pckous ucniti Pan Crane nebyl zat
aniz e pod dohedem Kdyz vyjde hoelu pohybue
zcea vone aniz by by sedovan civlnmi neb vosnskvm
fady Crane pravi ze mluv dokud
do New Yorku, ezo "obmysl pracovati tomez smeru
Londyne".
Cd spoecnika p Crane-ova cesach bylo zisteno zc
mel rozmuvu nekterym cleny francouzskeho senatu
movny poslanecke situaci Syrii
Washington 25 kvetna. = Francouzskou vladou uciner
by stau jake vastn6 jest postaveni Charles
Crane-a posednch sest mesic zabyva vysetfov
pomeru bzem vychode. Odbor statu odpoved6 al
zisteno byo dnes p ena zcea seho vastnhc
podnetu bez jakehokoi poverenf vadniho.
Nedavno dosy zpravy Crane vyvije cinnost mez do
Syrii Francouz jej vin re e podnecue prot
eiich protektoratu Francouzska voenska sprva daa
jevo pfitomnost Craneovu pokada nanevyse neza
douc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
WARD BYL ZNOVA ZATCEN.
HISTORCE MLADEHO MILLIONAIRE SHLEEA
JISTE NESROVNALOSTI

White Plains n Y 25. kv6tna. Walter s. Ward qvn
predsedy zname vekopekaske firmy sam je msopfease
da by dnes obvn6n zabil Clarence Pc
Vaerh, Mass, drv6sho namofnika bize vodni ma
drzky Kensco temef pred dvema tydny.
Ward jenz zmzel kdyz zruseni ieho zaruky $4,000
byo nafizeno pfveden byl de soudn Serfem Weere
hodn Serif wal do sve kancelae, zavTe dve
Ie sahl zaclonu Mich
Wardovo op6tne zatceni nafzeno krajskym sou'eo'a
Seegerem dsrktnho navadniho Weekse T."
pozadal opetne zatcen kdyz byl sde soudu re obev j.
ste nesrovnaost mez podrobnosm zab, jak bylo lceno
Warden a vysedkem vysetTovani okresnch 1rednku.
Distrktni navadni pravl, re zaruka 100000 niz
Ward by propusen neni dostaecnou Dale prohlsil ze
Wardov nebude poskytnuta pezo ably moh op6tne sloz
zruku pritomne, bude n6ake pravnl kro
ky budou ieho zaimu podnknuty PTistim krokem mine
drktnho navladnho bude, re obhajc Wardov pozada
habeas corpus prpade urady budou donu
ceny zjev, jake move sv6dectv proti Wardovi vynasy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
PAN DAUGHERTY Sc NE.ZALEKL.
JAKO ODPOVED SVYM KRITIKUM VIDAL PRO
HLASENf ZE SAM POVEDE ZALOBY PROFIT
PODVODNfKUM S VALECNYMI KONTRAKTY

Washington 25 kv6tna. Mezitim dalsi 1toky vede-
byly genernho navadniho senate sn6movne po-
sanecke dokonce nadhozeno re NIUE by dan obzalobu
Daughery prohasen ez dnes vecer douceno
bylo zstupcm veejneho tisku Pravi mem mez jnym:
Generani navadnl Daugherty bude miti nadale
rost tax ppady vlecnym kontraky nichz nekte-
brzku budou hotovy pTedozen velke porote Ma msa
ably zamestnal zvastnho generanho navadniho ehoz
suzne kongres nepolo zadne generani navadn
Tditi bude tuto praci
Gospel ku pfesvedceni ze prace ia bude vykonana
spokove kdyz Tzeni jake generani navadni Spo
Sa poctem vynikacich pravnik vsech casti zem6
branych vzhedem ku zstn schopno pro teno uko kter
by pracovali pod nim'
Dale vysvetlue prohasen tito zjednani avokat bu
dou mti suzne $4,000 rocne acko pry mnozi Mich vyde
avaii az pekrate ok sve soukrome prax Nasledujc
by z usanoveni: c. Frank Reavs Nebrasky jenz VIDA
sveho msta kongresu aby te prac mohl venovai
Roscoe c. McCulloch, Canton o. jenz vysouz til lhty
kongresu pluk Henry W. Anderson Richmond, V.
Dals pTruci generaniho navadnlho budou ustanoven
kazdy Mich poveTen svym oborem prace Ku konc proh
Semi Daughery ze vyseovan podvodd vaecnym kor
traky iez valo pres ro byo vedeno pravdenym saben
odbou spravednosti bez jakekoli pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
VEZME 81 ITALSKEHO
HRABETE.

New York, 25. kvetna. Do
zivota pi. Oscar Hammersteino-
We, jenz byl pin zklamani cd u
mrti Jejiho manzela, znameho
divadelniho impressaria, Ia
svitl paprsek romance. Pi.
Hammersteinova potvrdila po-
,vesti, re Sc ma provdati "a prin
Radomara, bratrance ital-
keho krale veterana re sveto
e valky. "Jedine laska zde roz
lodovala." pravila. "Princ ne
nj zadnym Ibohacem, avsak
ma postaveni u Standard Oil
Company We Smyrne." Una
! most sc datuje z navstevy prin-
covy v New Yorku v 1920, kdy
e nabidl zpivati pri koncertu
imz poctena posmrtni pamat.
| ka Oscara Hammersteina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
CLEVEI.ANDSKA TAMA
POBOCKA KU KLUX
KLANU.

Zpravy vcera k veceru roz-
sirovane, re povestna Ku kluX
Klan organisace usporada sehu
ri, byly uplne bezpodstatne
zda Sc byti ale iisto, re Sc zde
zfizuje odbocka, ac sc tax de-
ie utajene. Jistym jest, ze ma
il zde clenove jiz hlavni stan a
sice v jednom hotelu dolenni-
no mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
oET MUZU ZAHYNULO We
STOCE.

Milwaukee, 25. kv6tna. Pet
pfislo o zivot zde, byvse
zaduseni plynem V kanale, v
nemz pracovali. Zahynuli pri
pokusu zachraniti diva d6lniky
jiz pred tim byli plynem oma-
meni. Tito konecn6 byli vyne-
seni v bezpeci, avsak jsou v kri
tickem stavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
MOVE ROZSfRENE VYDANf
KOMEDIE "LUMPACI
VACABUNDUS".
Diva parky manzelI cestova.
telG dopadeny pfi jizds
''incognito."

21-leta dobroduzna dana, s
ostfihanymi vlasy V muZskych
od6vech die udani AnnaKelly-
ova, jejiz muz Walter c.. Kel-
ly bydli v Clevelande v els.
15201 St. Clair ave. N. E. byla
nalezena spolu manzelem V
nakladnim zeleznicnim voze,
kterym Sc chteli tajne dostati
do Chicago. Podivny parek
byl zatcen a tn vyslo ma jevo,
ze pan manzel jest hledan pro
dvojzenstvi a take sc ma Zod-
povidati pred soudem pro "a
nedbavani nedospelych ditek.
Walters Annou Sc wall V
Clevelande dne 6. kvetna 1918
naGez nevesta odjela do Chi
caga k rodicum, odkud 81 no.
vomanzele dopisovali. Prize
la pry sem ma navstevu a vce-
ra rano Sc vydali ma cestu do
Chicago zmlnenym lacinym
zpnsobem.
Podivuhodnou nahodou uda-
la Sc podobna vec veera po-
druhe. Ia tychz okolnosti Ia
|ttena 21-leta Louisa Gollinero-
va, jez vypravela policii histo-
rii nasledovni:
"Meli isme svatbu, totiz ia
a Gerhard Golliner as pred Sc
sti tydny Erie, Pa, kde by
dime. No - a vcera rano, by
10 prave po pdlnoci, jsme sc
rozhodli odjeti ma jine misto
Oblekla jsem muzske saty 81
ma nadrazi. Gerhard mi uka.
! izal, jak sc do vozu vkrada q
ltez isme TAX ucinili. Byl to ma
kladni vlak obchodni. Sama
jsem jela ma olejni nadrzce
| velice to vSak sklouzalo. Dnes
rano isme m6nili smer a .iistJ
autotruck mas swell k move
trait. Ma nadrazi jsme spa
trili nakladni wagon, o kteren
jsem myslila, re bude pres der
pro mne dobrym 1krytem. Ne
mohla jsem prece behati V te'
chto Satech. Byli jsme no.
vem kvartyru sotva minutu
kdyz pf;sli zeleznicni detekti.
vove, kteri S nami dobre "a.
chazeli az do chvile, kdy je
den z Mich u mne nalezl nena.
bity revolver. Chtel mne spou
! tati tn jsem Sc pfiznala, *
jsem zenou. Nemam sebou il
nych satG, veflm vSak, re ma!
isoudce propusti, abychom mo
hi odejiti do jineho mesta
kde bychom mohli najiti prac
a usaditi sc. Dosli bychom ra
di cisti k pobrezi.'
Poslednimu prani bude so
tva hladce vyhoveno neb do
brodruzny parek bude obzalo
van, panicka pro nedovolen'
noseni zbrani a pan name
pro sizeni drahy jizdou NJ
slepo.
! A TAX octla sc dobrodruzn;
Anna nemen6 podnikavol
Louisou spolecne kobce hla
vni policejni stanice, kde 81
bavily vypravenim zazitych G.
stovnich prihod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
CTYRI VOJACI ZABITI.

Fayetteville, N. c., 25. kvet-
ma. Tri vojaci byli ma miste "a
biti tri muzi a jeden dGstoj-
mix poraneni dnes, kdyz vypa-
ena koule narazila ma strom a
vybuchla predcasne behem
stfelby do terce v Cam Bragg
zde. Jeden z ranenych vojakI
'zemrel v nemocnici dnes vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
HRAC MICE TEzCE
ZRANEN.

Filadelfia, 25. kvetna. Eli
bert William Hubbel, pitcher
filadelficke micove Getty, lezi w
Stetson nemocnici v kriticken
stavu. Odpaleny mic zasahl je.
do hlavy a zpGsobil roztristen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
HAVfRI ODMiTAM SNizENf MZDY.

New York 25 kvetna Nabdka tezarn tvrd6ho uhli
svy tim zp1sobem re by prijai nizeni mzdy
procent odmtnuta zaspci uhlokopu Odpoved
havi jez obsahue patnact stranek vypocava nesmrne
vydely t6za prav pijeti snzen mzdy znamenalo by
"svol uvedenl havTu stupen nevonctvi tax aby po
ebovatele moh by nadale nesv6domte vykof ovani ne
meme S5 kazde tune uhi tvrdouhelnym monopolem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26

lebky mad pravym uchem. Hub
bell, kdyz zasazen byl micem,
chytil sc ob6ma rukama Ia hla-
WI a klesl k zemi V bezv6domi.
" nemocnici pfisel vSak k sobe,
v cemz lekafi spatruji dobrou
znamku. Hubbel trpi velike be
lesti, snasi je vsak trpelive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
CTYRI DETI UTONULY.

Centraa Ill.,, 25. kvetna. - Ctyf deti zahynuly zde
skonich vyeteh dnes Jeden hoch utonu pf povan
jezere Centraa divky utopy kdyz cun pfekol
S mimi ma nadrzce Burlington
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
VYBUCH We ZBROJOVCE.

Widen, 25 kvetna Deset osob bylo zabito nejmen6
sedeat poraneno pf vybuchu zbroovce Blumau bze
sou vybuchu byy bud zniceny neb poskozeny
vsechny domy meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
PRO PIVO A LEHKA VIVA.

Columbus O.. 25. kv6tna. Prohlasv prospect
lehkych vim piva Homer Durand advokat Coshocton
dnes oznam svo kanddaturu sekretae statu
repubkanskou guvernerskou nominaci.
, 1922-11-30
ONE FACT

Americans who tavel in Europe
today are impressed with one fact
more than with any other, and that
is the hatred Of the people for one
another. Not peace and co-opera.
ton for reconstruction, but war and
rivalry, fear, distrust, and Jealousy
are the atmosphere of the European
household. Sentimentalists and par
tlsans and dootr!naires may urge our
taking a place there, but not the
sensible mass Of the American ma
ton. The economic reconstruction
which we are invited to underwrite
and angrily berated for not at
once underwriting-is blocked not
by lack OF us but by European psy-
chology, a complex of incompatible
tiles which we cannot hope and are
not invited to harmonize. = Chicago
Tribune.
, 1922-11-30
YES, 1T is FUNNY

1t is strange that a newspaper man
should be compelled to solicit ad-
vertising or offer argument for its
use. remarks a man who knows what
he is talking about. Funny, isn't 1t,
that a man who thinks he is a bust
ness man. will get up in the morning
from an advertised mattress, shave
with an advertised razor, take off ad-
vertised pajamas and put on adver-
tised underwear, advertised hose and
shirt, tie, advertised suit. sit himself
at a table and eat advertised break
fast food, drink advertised coffee or
substitute, put on an advertised hat
and light an advertised cigar and 20
to his place of business where he
turns down the advertising solicitor
or salesman for his home newspaper
on the grounds that advertising does
not pay.-Lander Journal.
, 1922-11-30
THE BUDGET

Budget-making at Washington for
the coming year is nearly done. The
estimates are practically completed
and soon will be in shape for the
printer. When the short term of
Congress is convened OF December 4,
the estimates will be sent to the
Capitol by the President. This will
be Americas first scientifically COM
piled budget. The total estimates
making up the budget will not ex-
coed $685. 600, 900.
1t is well to note that the esti-
mates of the budget are within the
compass Of the approximate revenues
OF the federal government for the
next year. Which means that Presi-
dent Harding is standing by his an
nouncement OF July IL in which he
stated that estimates in excess of
revenue would not be sent to Con-
gress. In this is clearly shown the
sound economic policy of President
H~arding's stewardship. - Wheeling
(W. Va Intelligencer.
, 1922-11-30
PROPHETIC WORD
OF EDITOR REID
Letter Written a Year Ago Dis
closes Breath of Vision of
the Late Will Reid

One year ago, on November ~,
1921, the following letter was pub
lished in the columns Of The nnapub-
lican. 1t was written by Will Reid,
who for ear had made Rawlins his
home n whose interest in this city
never ceased even after his removal
to another city. His reference to the
construction of a refinery and to the
necessity OF adequate housing facil-
tiles are decidedly interesting in view
OF recent events and present condi-
tons.
The Letter
Editor Rawlins Republican:
First want to congratulate you
on the greatly improved oil news you
are now publishing.
1t is unfortunate that the people
of Rawlins have not yet fully realized
what the oil business means to a
city.
If they did they would have taken
more pains to keep the good things
which came their way and instead of
driving so many oil operators to
Casper would have kept them in
Rawlins.
But it is not yet too late to save
a big part of this trade.
The many new wells being brought
in-the greatly increased activity in
the fields north of Rawlins . give
promise OF very active operations
during the next twelve months. And
there is reason to believe that the
coming year will be such a prosper
GUS n in the oil business that the
known area of production will be
greatly enlarged.
1t is generally believed that the G..
+. acting with the Dutch Shell will
erect a refinery at Fort Steele. This
Will prove to be one of the biggest
boosts for Rawlins Imaginable. True,
there are some who pretend to be-
lieve it will hurt Rawlins to have the
refinary built near Fort Steele; but
they are OF the pessimistic sort who
growl at everything.
h writer moved to Rawlins in
1881 and one of the first things he
heard was that "Rawlins Is not per-
manent; it will be moved to Fort
Steele some day."
At that time there were fewer than
100 people in what is now the city
limits. and most of those were south
Of the tracks.
The city has continued to grow in
spite OF these knockers. It will still
continue to grow in spite OF their
present representatives.
But it will not come into its own
as 1t should unless all citizens make
up their minds to help and to take
advantage of the good things being
offered them.
Even n prosperous gold mining in
dustry cannot build a city as fast as
a good oil field does.
Rawhns has not only one good oil
field but several Of them right att
her doors, but the people Of Rawlins
do not appear to know as much
about 1t as those living many miles
do.
Rawlins should get busy and ar
range now to house the people who
will come Herewith in the next few
months.
Without adequate housing facflttdes|
they cannot stay.
What Rawlins needs more than
any other thing is a good apartment
house where a large number Of
families may be cared for. A move
to secure 1t should be started now.
Land on which to build can be Sc
cured now cheaper than It can next
year. WILL REID.
, 1922-11-30
T no

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Will
liam c. Burke. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary we're on the cath day
OF November, 1922, granted to the
undersigned in the above estate, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to ex-
hibit them with necessary vouchers
for allowance to the undersigned
1903 Capitol Avenue. Cheyenne,
Wyo.. within six months after the
date OF said letters. or they may be
precluded from any benefit from
said estate. and II said claims be not
exhibited within n year from date
OF said letters they will be forever
barred.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyo.. this 14th
day Of November. 1922.
UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
Kinkead. Ellery 4 Henderson. At
torneys for Estate.
First Pub. Nov. 30, 1892.
Third Pub. Dec. ~, 1922.
, 1922-11-30
THE INCOMPETENT l.. OF N.

The league of nations is bobbing
around picking up some scraps Of
diplomatic questions here and there
that need adjustment but missing al
ways the great. pressing problems,
such as h Near East, which call for
prompt consideration.-Canton (O.)
Repository.
, 1922-11-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TINE APPOINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC.

law WILL Cx0s
To all persons interested in said
Estate: Notice is hereby given that
Saturday, the 18th day of December,
1922. at ten O'Clock a. m, of said
day, at the Court Room Of said
Court, in the County OF Carbon, has
been appointed as the time and
place for proving the Will Of said
Henry Wallenstein, deceased, and for
hearing the application of Mrs.
Margaret Wallenstein for the issu-
ance to her OF Letters Testamentary
when and where any person interest
ed may appear and contest the same.
Dated November 25th, 1922.
STELLA JUNGQUIST,
Clerk.
McMICKEN G. McMICKEN, Attor-
neys for Estate.
First Pub. Nov. 80, 1922.
Third Pub. Dec. IA, 1922.
, 1922-11-30
TWO SLABS FOR DOC

DR.. Hylton. state chairman Of the
Democratic forces says that one rea-
for the Republican defeat in the
recent election was because Cover
nor Carey surrounded himself with
, 1922-11-30

young men in the appointative Of
fices, and the old timers in the
party resented it. He further says
that their disapproval Of his action
shows hat there is no place in the
Republican party for young men.
What kind of a brain storm have
you doctor? The entire Republican
state ticket, except governor, COM
prised of young men, was elected by
good ma;orities. Come out Of it and
guess again.
Why is it that party clanishness
deprives ordinarily intelligent men OF
1c common sense, When they talk
politics?-Lovell Chronicle.
DR.. J r.. Hylton, chairman State
Committee. has bursted forth into
song and states the reasons for "our"
great Democratic victory. This is
the first time the genial doctor has
warbled a note since Kendrick filed
his nomination papers three months
ago. Had it not been for that little
working scamp Joe O'Mahoney who
bears the modest title of Vice-Chair-
man, people would hardly have been
aware of a state organization.-Wind
River Mountaineer.
, 1922-11-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

State of Wyoming, County Of Car
bon-ss.
In District Court. Second Judicial
District.
In the Mater of the Estate of Henry
Wallenstein, Deceased.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
j. S. GOLFERS PRAISED
BY RIVAL BR|ASHERS

NEW YORK, July 5-Praise for the
victory of Walter Hagen in the Brit
ish open championship. and also for
the showing of the two other Amer
leans. Jock Hutchison and Jim
Barnes, was expressed today by
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
with Willie Hunter, former British
amateur champion, who now makes
his residence in the United States,
arrived from England on the liner
Majestic. :.
"We have no excuses to offer"
Duncan said Hagen played a bril-
liant game under bad weather condi-
tions and won the championship on
the merits of his play. He was ar
rayed against what was probably the
greatest field ever gathered to COM
pete for the British title and left no
doubt as to his superiority over every
other competitor"
Duncan and Mitchell. who plan an
exhibition tour of the United States
similar to one they made year ago.
expressed the opinion that golf was
developing faster here than in any
other country, and that 1t would soon
rival base ball as a national sport. I
Mitchell emphasized especially the
higher class of amateur talent In this
country, as compared with Great
Britain.
The pros will play in the national
open championship at Skokie next
week, making their second bid for
the title. Last year, when Barnes
won. Duncan finished ninth with a
total of sos strokes, while Mitchell
quit after falling to gain his stride.
Duncan won the British open title in
1920
Evening star., 1922-07-05
D. c. PADDLERS AHEAD:
BUT OARSMEN TRAIL

District canoeists and oarsmen. re-
turned from Philadelphia, where they
participated in the annual Peoples
regatta on the Schuylkill yesterday,
will not resume training for other
scheduled competitions for several
days. The paddlers of the Washing
ton Canoe Club apparently need few
the races at Philly that they are far
ahead of other canoeists along the
Atlantic seaboard. The local crew
composed of Harry Knight, Percy
Walton. Lex Martin and Harry Davis
swept to victory in single and double
delphia, Canoe Club was second and
Red Dragon Canoe Club third.
Sweepmen of Potomac Boat Club
were not so fortunate in their en-
Easements. They gained their best
u!ace in the Junior four-oared gig
race. where they finished third. YES
uers and Maltas of Philadelphia were
first and second, respectively. In the
senior eight-oared shell race the Po-
tomacs followed the West Philadel-
l'ers across the final line. G. E. Cor
nell of Potomac rowed fifth in the
junior single shells.
Paul V. Costello of the Vespers pro-
vided the feature of the regatta, when
he clipped 10 As seconds OFF the world
a quarter straightaway course. The
previous record, minutes "a seconds,
was established over the same course
month ago by Walter Hoover of
Duluth in winning the Philadelphia
challenge cup, in which event Co.'S
behind. Costello won yesterdays 8
race with a length -and-a-half lead
over W. E. G. Gilmore OF the Bache-
lorS Barge Club of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1922-07-05

In the mixed doubles Pat O'Hara
Wood and Mile. Lenglen meet G.
Sherwell and Miss D. Kemmis Betty.
In the mems doubles the two
Spaniards. Manuel and Jose Alfonso.
meet the Frenchmen, j. Brugnon and
M. Dupont.
Mrs. william Howard Taft was to
be spectator today. The authorities
invited her to use the royal entrance
to the amphitheater.
Two Battles in Singles.
display of her tennis ability yester-
day in defeating Miss Ryan. 6-1.
SIS, and going into the semi-finals.
In the mems singles, Anderson de-
feated his teammate, Pat O'Hara
Wood, In long-drawn-out, hard
fought match, 6-S, 6-s, +S. 2-6.
These two single matches were
the only ones that could be played,
rain preventing the others. Except
possibly for the singles, all hope has
now been given UP of finishing the
championship tournament by Satur-
day.
The other women who still must
play in the round before the semi
finals are Miss Dransfield, a York
shire county player; Mrs. Mallory,
Mrs. Edginton, Mrs. Beamish, Mrs.
Peacock. and Mrs. Elliott.
Stnge Stirring Match.
Mile. Lenglen and Miss Ryan had a
real battle. Although she only got
one game in the first set. the Ameri-
can girl showed far greater standard
play than was seen in the Lenglen-
McKane encounter. Mile. Lenglen.
however, never made a mistake, and
reached the net and scored off Miss
Ryan's finest drop shots. Miss Ryan
continually used her top stroke with
great speed, but the French stars de-
fense was impenetrable.
The Californian even improved her
Evening star., 1922-07-05
SUPERB TENNIS SKILL
Shown BY WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, July $50 conserva-
tive and capable a tennis critic as
William A. Larned declared after see
ing r. Norris Williams. I'd, overwhelm
Francis T. Hunter in the Nassau
Country Club invitation final yester-
day that the exhibition. without res
ervation. was the fastest the former
national champion had flashed since
his titleholding days.
1t was magnificent tennis, superla-
tive, amazing at times. 1t had the
gallery thrilled. It had Hunter dazed.
All his speed, skill and tenacity COM
bined could not earn Hunter more
than three scattered games, the score
ending 81, 6-1, 6-1.
Williams had everything-control
daring. whirlwind pace. tremendous.
battling service. consummate skill and
q world of confidence. Everything he
tried went through with success:
practically every stroke was meant
for a winning point. and the smooth
ness and precision. and the decisive
ness with which the strokes went
across were remarkable.
He veried length and speed. he
shaved the side lines and worked the
corners. he drove deep and then just
dropped the ball over the net, and
Hunter was helpless.