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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
GEN. WI PEI Flu BYL PRY
ZABIT.
Do Pekingu sdsleno, ze velitel
stredocinske armady "a
hynul bitve.

Tientsin, 3. kvetna. - Stou-
penci Canga Tso Lima prohla-
suji, re gen. WI Pei Flu byl "a
bit delostrelbou dnes. Dale Sc
sdeluje, re gen. Gang odmenil
sve vojsko S5OO,OOO naridil
vseobecny postup.
Zadnych informaci krone
tech, jez jsou priznivy gen.
Tso Lima v Tientsinu, sdelujici,
Policejnf komisar a uradujici
guverner, kteri drive rfkali, ze
jsou neutralni, nynf otevrene Sc
hlasi ku strane gen. Canga.
Peking, 3. kvetna. - Zdejsi
cinske drady obdrzely tele-
gram z hlavniho stanu gen.
Tso Lima v Tinetsinu, sdelujfcf,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
PRO ZNEUCTENf - PA
MATKY PSA.

Hoboken, N. j., 3. kvetna.-
Ponevadz pry zneuctila pama-
tku jeho psa, Rexe, DR.. Artu1
M. Hyde, zubni l6kar, podal
zalobu ma $4,000 proti Pathe
Co. pro filmovanf a ukazovani
obrazku pohrbu jeho psa. Row.
nez oznamil, re poda zalobu
proti kazdemu divadlu, kde O.
brazky budou ukazovany. Hi
storka o Rexovi a jeho pohrbu
ma nejz DR.. Hyde vynalozil
S5,200, vesla We znamost cte-
nafu casopisu asi pred tremi
mesici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
PROCES S HAVfRI.

Charles Town, w. Va, 8
kvetna. Majitele obchodu, 2
nichz muzi podilejfci Sc ma
"valecnem tazeni" v lonskem
roce ziskali obuv, satstvo a po.
traviny, byli mezi tfinacti sved
ky, ktefi vypovidali dnes be-
hem procesu Williamem Biz
zardem, ienz jest zalovan pro
zemezradu. Nekteri tvrdili, re
az "a $4,000 zbozi bylo u mich
"rekvirovano." Zaroveh vsak
ma otazky obhajcG doznali ne
kteri Mich, re unie je odskod-
Mia "a tyto ztraty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
JAPAN NABAZEN MILITIA.
RISMU.

Toxic, 3. kveena. Resignace
premiera Takahasiho a ieho ka
binetu, ackoli v prvni rade Sc
stala "a ucelem docileni castec
ne reorganisace ministerstva.
jest zaroven vysledkem popu-
larniho protestu proti trvale ia
panske vojenske okkupaci ST.
bire. Primo zodpovedni tin6ni
jsou "a to militariste a Jest
ukazek, ze japanske We
refine mineni vzruseno jest do
te miry, re ! sebe mensi priGina
mohla by rozviriti revoltu pro-
ii nadvlade militarismu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
REP. STARA CARDA
v SMUTKU.
V Indiane prohral v predvol.
bach senator New, jenz byl
podporovan Hardingovou
administered.

Washington, 3. kvetna. -
Ponura nalada rozslfila Sc dnes
V Bilem Dome a vubec mezi re-
publikany ze stare Skoly, kdyz
zpravy Indiany potvrdily, re
Harry S. New, jeden neidu-
vernejSich pratel presidenta
Hardlnga porazen byl V zapase
o nominaci drivejSim senate
rem Beveridgem, jednim z vad
Gu Rooseveltova progressivniho
hnuti.
Prislusnici stare republican
ske gardy kladli 81 vzajemne
otazku, GO to znamena', kdez-
to demokrat6 spatruji V tom
vyiadreni nespokojenosti s
Hardingovou administered a
predzvest vit6zstvi jejich stra-
ny podzimnich kongresnich
volbach.
Stara republikanska garda
byla prost6 ohromena, nebot'
potitala 5 jistotou na nomino-
vani NeW-a, "a nehoz S celvm
vlivem svym postavil Sc presi-
dent Harding dal ma v6domi,
re jest to jeho kandidat.
Cordell Hull, predseda de-
mokratickeho narodniho vybo-
ru, vydal dnes prohlaseni, V
nemz casti pravi:
Toto jest zcela jasne IRE
telne odsouzeni Hardingovv ad
ministrace a ncast sen. New-a
V nj republikany Indiane. A
Hardingova administrace jest
jenom nekolik mesicu stara.
kampan senat. New-a cd po-
tatku az do konce byla zkous-
kou silly Hardingovy admin
strace. President Harding byl
jeho tichym spojencem a on
mel podporu kazdeho elena je-
no administrace."
Senator King prohlasil, re
vitezstvi Beveridge-ovo neni
Zavrzenim senatora New-a,
jenz jest muzem vSeobecne OBJ
libenym, nybrz odsouzenim
Hardingovy administrace.
indianapolis, 3. kvetna. -
Die zprav, jez doSly 3,l37 ze
1882 volebnich precinktu We
state, drivejSi senator Albert
J. Beveridge ziskal 1895
hlasu proti 161,7O1 vrzenym
pro nynejsiho senatora New-a,
dociliv tax vetSiny 1925 hla-
su. Ma demokraticke strane
byl nominovan "a senatora Sa-
muel M. Ralston, drivejsi gu
werner.
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ROMANEk KRALE
ALEXANDRA.

Pariz, 3. kvetna. - Srbsky
kral Alexander, jenz V nekoli-
ka tydnech ozeni Sc s rumun-
skou princeznou Marii, priiel
do Parize ma zaprenou, aby Sc
rozloucil byvalou svou milen-
kou slecnou Elianou Debro-
Clio. k Will niz byl jednou o.
choten vzdati Sc naroku ma
srbsky trdn. Myslf Sc, re jeho
tajny zajezd do Parize vyvola
mrzutost V dvornich kruzich v
BukureSti.
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NEMCIV RUSKU.

Londyn, 2. kvetna. = Ustred
nj novinarska kancelaf doZvlda
Sc z Moskvy, re posledni cas-
sovety importuii z Pruska zna6
ny pocet dustojniku pro svou
pozemni armadu a re rovnez ne
mecti dustojnici houfne Sc ma
Rus stehuji. Zahranicni zdejSi
ufad jest depesi tou velmi zne-
pokojen a je NONE, re pre-
mier George vysetri zpravu V
ruske delegaci ma janovske
konferenci.
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HERRICK MA OPET STESTf.

Pariz, 3. kvetna. Myron
T. Herrick, americky velvysla-
nee, op6tne zachranil Sc pred
smrti neb tezkym zran6nlm
dnes, kdyz autodrozka ma Ave-
nue. L'Opera vrazila do jeho
automobile. zle jej porouchav-
81. Pan Herrick vyvazl vsak
bez vselikeho urazu. Jeho
druha podobna zkusenost by
la, kdyz bomba vybuchla je-
no residence, 10. rijna minule-
ho roku, nekolik minut pred
tim, nez prisel domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
PRISTEHOVALECkY ZAkON
PRODLOUzEN.

Washington, 3. kv6tna. Y
senate schvalena byla dnes kon
ferencni zprava, kterou plat
most pritomneho zakona, iimz
pocet novych pfistehovalcu o.
mezuje Sc ma 3 procenta pfi-
sluSniku jednotlivych narodno-
sti Y teta .azemi PR llouzena ie
o 3 roxy.
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DOHODA MEZI BALTICKY.
MI STATY.

Londyn, 3. kvetna. - Dopiso
vatel DAILY Mail" oznamuie z
Janova, re mezi Estonskem, Lo
tysskem a Litvou doSlo ku
smlouve ohledne harmonickeho
vystupovanf V zahranicnich "a
lezitostech. Dohoda mezi mimi.
jak Sc pravi, priblizi je znacne
ku move nemecko-ruske kombi-
naci a odvrati ie cd kooperace
$ Polskem V otazkach vychodni
Evropy.
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zELEZNICNf NESTESTf.

Pariz, 3. kvetna. Ctyri osoby
byly zabity ma miste a 80 pora
memo pri srazce dvou vlaku bli
re Vouziers dnes. Naklad rak-
vi obsahujicich pozustatky
francouzskych vojaku, kteri by
Ii odvazeni z bojist', znicen byl
pTi teto nehode.
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VZDUSNA DRAHA BERLIN
MOSKVA.

Moskva. 3. kvetna. Aeropla-
nova dopravni sluzba, trikrate
tydne byla zahajena mezi Ber-
linen a Moskvou. Prvni leta-
did,. jehoz jest pouzivano V
teto sluzbe, pribylo sem dnes.
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FRANCIE JEST IA JEDNO S BELCIl.
OZNAMENl TOTO VYDANO BYIO
PO SCHULZ KABINETU.
RUSkE SOVETSKE DELECACI NELfBf sE
SPOJENECKE PODMfNKY.

legat Rakovsky, jenz byl wy
/ burcovan postele.
Belgie nepodepsala memo
randum a byla zde obdrzena
zprava dnes, re Francie bude
stati pri Belgii.
Otazka odzbrojeni vynorila
Sc ma povrch dnesniho jednani
plenarniho zasedani konferen-
ce.
Walter Rathenau, nemecky
zahranicni ministr, pravil, re
svetovy obchod must byti zdvoj
nasoben, nezli pomery sc vse-
obecne zlepsi, ale to pry Sc ne
muze stati, pokud "narodove
chnapaji 81 vzajemne po kr-
ku."
Zahranicni ministr rusky, CT
cerln, prohlasil We SVEN appelu
0 ozdbrojeni:
"Jedin6 smernici miru mo-
hou narodove vyrovnati sve
rozpotty." Pravil, ze Rusko
musi trvati ma vynradach ku
zprave financni komise konfe-
renee, jezto obsahuje opatreni,
tykaiici Sc Svazu NarodG, kite
ry Rusko neuznava. Dodal, re
Rusko nemuze sc vzdati vlad
nj kontroly mad sbursovnimi ope
racemi.
Vsichni vudcove vyjadrili u
spokojeni mad dnesnfm plenar-
MIN zasedanim tom presved-
ceni, re byly V nem podniknu-
ty kroky dalekosahleho vyzna-
mu ma zvelebeni financi Evro-
py. Financni kodex V Janove
byl napsan, prohlasil Sir Worth
ington-Evans, pfedseda financ-
nj komise a on veri, re osvedci
Sc byti Zrovna tax dulezitym
jako historicky Justiniansky CT
vilni zakonnik, zaklad svetove-
no SOudnictvi
Podstatne body jsou omeze-
nj vydavani papirovych penez,
urteni pomeru Sc zlatem, L.
spornost V pouzivani zlata
ko-ordinace zlata. Spojene
Staty, pravil predseda, s temer
polovici svetove zasoby zlata.
mohou Sc pfipojiti k pfistimu
studovani problemu, aniz by sc
vmichaly do politickych rozdi-l
III a neshod a mohly by pomo-
ci Europe jakoz sobe.
Ostatni recnici V zasedanf
byli: Signor Schanzer TIA
lie, Schultess re Svycarska.
Pickard Francie, Rathenau z
Nemecka a Cicerin z Ruska.
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BULLETIN.

~ oiiiciiu, &c TIdIlCie pIIpTdV u
le Sc k okamzite mobilisac
1918 tffdy reservistd, citajic
asi 100000. Spatruje Sc V tom
ddkaz, re Francie Jest rozhod.
nuta vymahati valecne nahra.
dy cd N6mecka po 81. kvetnu
V padu nutnosti.
Pariz, 8. kvetna. - Francie
drzi Belgii V jeji stanovisku
vGci ruskemu sovetu, coz vedlo
k odepfeni belgickych delega-
tn podepsati spojenecke memo
randum a M. Barthou vrati sc
do Janova V patek plnym
schvalenim vlady.
Toto oznameni ucineno bylo
dnes po kabinetni schulz. Bar
thou podal pine vysvetleni 0
jednani francouzske delegace
ma hospodafske konferenci V
Janove a ministri bedlive 81
precetli memorandum SOVIET
skym delegatGm.
Kdyz diskuse skoncila, obje-
vilo Sc, ze zdanlive neshody
.mezi premierem Poincarem a
M. Barthou zmizely. Tento
rozdil mineni vyvstal spiSe z
nepochopeni method jednani,
nezli k Will zasadam, o nez Sc
jedna.
Barthou ma nyni Ia sebou
cely kabinet V kladeni odporu
proti jakemukoli zabirani SOU
kromeho majetku V Rusku a
ma instrukce zustati pevne V
harmonii belgickou delegaci.
Janov, 3. kvetna. - SOVIET
ST plnomocnici nejsou "pote-
Semi planem mocnosti ma re-
konstrukci Ruska. Memoran-
dunn, ma n6mz evropsti statnl-
ci tax dlouho pracovali, vyvo-
lalo Il bolsevickych delegate
praspatny DOZEN.
Skutecnost, ze document ne
zminuje Sc uznani sovetske
vlady ignoruje navrh ma po-
skytnutf vladnfch pujcek roz-
mrzely pry komunisticke vdd-
ce, kteri nyni jsou v poradach
s Moskvou.
Memorandum bylo Jim doru-
teno We d hod. dnes rano, kdyz
sbor sekretaru byl ma mem pra-
coval pc celou noe. Pfijal je
We vile Santa Margherita de-
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re gen. WI Pei Flu byl zabit v
bitve blize Macangu. Zprava
tato brana jest vsak v pochyb-
most tvrdi Sc, re jest vypoci-
tana ma zdemoralisovani vol
ska WI Pei Fu-ova. CHI vysla-
nectvf neprikladaji zprave t6
mnoho viry, avsak zahajila wy
setfovani. Jejich usili ziskati
informace Macangu az dosud
nemelo vysledku.
Rano dosla sem zprava, re
gen. WI Pei Flu, velitel stredo-
cinske armady, dorazil do Ma
cangu ma zeleznici jizne cd
Tientsinu, aby Sc osobne ujal
veleni proti vojsku Canga Tso
Lima ma one casti bitevnf from
ty. Odpoledne sdeleno, ze
gen. Tso Lin dostava posily a
opevnuje Sc v te krajine, ce-
hoz da Sc souditi, re Macang
bude brzy stfedem tuhych bo-
ju. Delostrelba byla jiz zaha-
jena ma Stroke fronte.
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TO THE VOTERS OF MccoNE
COUNTY

Believing that intelligent voters al
ways want to know something about
those who are running for office,
inform you OF my qualifications fol
the office Of superintendent OF
schools for which l am a candidate.
| obtained my common school ed
ucation in the rural schools OF Iowa
and taught in the same schools to
earn enough to take me through the
Iowa State Teachers College. grad
uated in 1899, with the degree Of
NJ. Di.
The next year l went to Washington
where l taught two years before TAX
ing years advanced work at the
Bellingham Normal.
| have attended the University of
Washington for twelve weeks and
now hold life certificates in both
Washington and Montana.
/ have taught in rural schools, grad
ed schools and high schools and know
that my varied experience will enable
me to understand the problems OF
McCone County Schools and to solve
them as far as circumstances will
permit.
Eight years ago | came to Montana
and took up homestead on McGuire
Creek. have taught every year since.
AS a closing remark l will say |
can drive Ford Car over almost
sVery road in McCone County.
May l have your votes?
SUSAN ARNETT.
Pol. Adv. paid for by Susan Arnett.
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FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

Among others who were nominated
at the Primaries August 18th in Nc
Cone County, l received the nominal
ton for State representative
MY name will appear on the Gener-
al Election Ballot as a Democrat, and
nave always been with the progress
I've element, believing In our Consti-
tuition as enunciating clear principles
and rules of government, and also
It's elasticity for adaptability to all
modern progress.
have been a taxpayer and resi-
dent land owner for the past six
years, five miles north of Vida, and
take keen interest in boosting Mc5
Cone County in various ways.
Am also interested with my broth
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SENATOR.
In order that Montana's needs al
new and developing state may bes
be served, it is important to elect /;
United States senator in harmony
with the Republican National Admin
istration, who can get things done fol
Montana.
The biggest business in Montana
and the nation is farming. We neeC
more men in congress who know the
farmer problems and who will have
a real interest in solving them along
sound lines.
Carl w. Riddick is a republican
and a Montana farmer. His record
is that of an efficient worker for
Montana and loyal worker for all
measures of benefit to farmers.
Carl Riddick is completing his
fourth year as congressman from the
Eastern, Montana district. His whole
, record is one of service. He gets
things done. His ability to get re-
suits, his favorable acquaintance at
Washington, and his experience gain
ed during the last four years all
make him the best man for Mon
tana to elect to the United States
senate.
A necessary qualification for any
man who aspires to represent Mon
tana in the United States senate
should be a record of 100 per cent
Americanism at all times. Carl Rid
dick has such record that no Mon
tanan need offer. apologies. He has
never been associated or sympa-
thizer with traitors and the disloyal.
For political effect, certain Butte
and Helena politicians and news
papers that try to dominate the pol
itics and voters of Montana, denounce
Riddick and his record, and by half
truths and deception seek to make 1t
appear that he has neglected his
work at Washington. Contrasted
with those tricky statements are the
public statements of such upright
and trustworthy men as Senator
Myers, National President Howard OF |
the Federal Farm Bureau, and other
like men whose word is never doubt |
ed, that Congressman Riddick has at
and efficient worker, giving close at
.ention to his duties. The thousands
If people of his district in eastern
Montana who have had occasion to
all upon him know from personal
experience that he is always on the
OBJ.
Carl Riddick carried eastern Mon
ana at the election two years ago by
majority of over $1,000. His tremen-
GUS vote in the recent primaries
hows he is now stronger there than
yer before. People appreciate the
ervice he renders. He will also
robably carry the western district
y a safe margin. He will appreciate
our vote.
Political advertisement paid for by :
iddick for Senator Club, Lewistown, :
-ontana.
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TO THE VOTERS OF MccoNE
COUNTY

| am deeply grateful to the voters
OF McCone County for the splendid
support given me at the Primaries,
winch resulted in my nomination for
County superintendent OF Schools. |
assure the people, il elected to this
office on November Z, | Will at all
times, earnestly work for their best
interest, discharge the duties of the
orrlce in an economical and efficient
manner, treat the public with courtesy
and serve them 10 the best of my
ability.
Your support and your vote is re-
specially solicited.
CORA BAUER,
Republican candidate, Tor County
superintendent OF Schools
Pol. Adv. paid for by Cora Bauer.
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This year buy it in Circle.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of August Fratzke, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed F. C. Massar, Administrator of
the Estate of August Fratzke, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within months
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to the said Administrator at the
law office of Homer A. Hoover, same
being the place where all business
matters pertaining to the above nam
ed estate may be transacted.
Dated at Circle, Montana this oath
day of October 1922.
F. c. NASSAU,
Administrator of the estate OF Aug.
ust Fratzke, deceased.
First publication Oct. 9th, 1922.
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SCHOOL REPORTER
State Supervisor Here

Carl A. lessen, State High School
Supervisor, visited the high school Fiji
day forenoon. Mr.. lessen seemed wei
: pleased and complimented the spirit
attitude, and sincerity of purpose dis
played by the student body. He says
these are the most important features
of High School.
In the afternoon Mr.. lessen visited
the Brockway High School, but re-
turned so that he and Mrs. Jessen
could attend the high school party III
the evening. We believe the party
gave him a rare opportunity to see us
as we are, and to get real impress
sion of the spirit and attitude OF the
school. Mr. and Mrs. lessen took part
in all the activities of the evening
and enjoyed themselves immensely.
Slide Arrives
| The playground slide ordered a
month ago has finally arrived. From
the appearances of the lines OF chill
dren waiting for their turns at the
chute one would draw the conclusion
that it is being made use of.
Bessie Wilhelm, another freshman
enrolled last Tuesday. We have now
seventeen Freshmen.
Party Friday Night
The students and faculty enjoyed a
very pleasant evening at the party
Friday night. Various games were
played, stunts were given, and few
songs were sung. Special prizes were
given to the winers in the contests.
Floyd Bergland received the prize
in the one yard dash, Mr.. Wright, tug
of war. Wilson Brown, drinking con- +
test
Refreshments were served by the
committee. All present
seemed to have very enjoyable eve
ming. We found that we can not only
work hard together, but also have
together
Last week We announced Evelyn
0lson's departure, and this week Jes-
,ie Twitchell left us. We were indeed
sorry to have her leave us, and we
wish her all success possible in her
uture school work. A fountain pen |
vas presented to her by the High
school students and faculty. Her fu-
ure home will be at Wolf Point, Mon
ana.
Not much excitement this week, be-
ause We have been having examina- &
ions, which is usually period of de-
ression.
Intelligence Displayed in General So L
cial Science.
Automatic sprinklers is what they
ave to sprinkle the railroad tracks. =
Difference or similarity in religion
Id morality-ansWer: Yes.
Ellis Island: A Hand to inspect for
gners.
Defective drinking water in Amer
a.
"Polytheism-means many wives.
Grammar School Notes
We had very interesting trip to
2 mill last week. Mr.. White took us
-ough.
We had fine time down to Myrtle -
ives place on Halloween night.
e served everything good to eat.
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ers in live stock and agricultural pur.
suits in Minnesota ana know much OF
the position occupied by the produc-
err, and that prosperity OF the farmers
must be promoted. but have had
other business and professional ex-
perience that leads me to believe in
cooperation among all classes, coup
led with work and economy as means
for our material success
JOHN A. GREEN.
Political advertisement paid for by
John A Green, Vida, Montana.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
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otbsr brands ON both jaws j
ON right shoulder.
Forman address, Panis, Mont.
Ralph Wh4tloek
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Albert P. Stark, candidate on The
Republican ticket
For Associate Justice of Supreme
Court
Has lived in Montana for over 30
years, and for the past ten years has
been Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict His guiding principle is sub
stantial justice, speedily administered,
without fear or favor.
Political advertisement paid for BY
Albert P. Stark.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

80 'I"'t9 were racing thc Dali
TO all corners Of the field, Dutch
Euethcr was checking tho Braves in
masterly fashion. The southpaw
chalkod up his NTH victory of the sea-
son with ease. lie allowed only eight
scattered hits, but one OF these safetics
was home run by Bocckcl, which ac-
counted for one of Boston's runs. Zach
Wheat was the other home rum hitter,
getting q circuit drive in the second
inning.
1t was evident from tho first inning
that 1t was to be Brookyn's day. The
Robins started their assault on Joe
OeschGer in the vory first inning and
never let up in their attack. Ocscbrer
was found for six runs in his two in
nlnGs on the mound and Fllingim and
Lansing, who succeeded him, were no
Improvement
Every member Of the Robin team
with the exception Of Fly Myers ac-
counted for at least ono safety. Wheat
had perfect day, getting two hits in
two official times at bat. Johnston
gathered four safetics in five trips TO
the plate and High and Olson had three
hits apiece. The ROBINS scored in
every inning bat the third.
Furthermore there was NOTHING of
the fake variety in the BROOKLYN as
sortment Of hits. The only scratch hit
was Il tap by Olson in the seventh in
nihg, which refused to roll foul. The
tans liked the way Umpire Paul Scntcl
followed the bail down the baselinc
The new umpire also made a big hit
with the spectators by the way in which
he called the balls and strikes. F,vcn
the bicachcrltcS could hear his stcntor
ian voice
nc Braves were feeling pccvish over
inc drubbing and Bocckel was finally
eJccted from the game fer protesting
decision in the eighth inning.
Robble's men were again giving cvi-
dence of ability to use hits to the best
advantage, practically all the hitting
counting in the scoring. Two safcties
were punched in the first frame for the
first run. High and Johnston singled
and Gritith's sacrifice fly scored the
shOrtstop.
Three more hits in the second pro-
duced live runs and cinched the game
HunGllng walked. Ruether was hit by n
pitched ball and High also strolled.
filing the bases. Johnston and Griffith
singled. accounting for three runs, and
then Whcats home run accounted for
two more tallies. Johnston. meanwhile
had been caught on the paths
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Russell Wins Own Game
For Harvard With Hit

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May CHAR
ward staged its second ninth inning
rally of the week to-day, when it won
last chapter decision over Catholic
University by the score Of to
Russell, the Crimson's pitcher. weak
ened in the third and two singles, two
walks and an error by Captain Conlon
produced three runs for the visitors.
Harvard scored in the second, and Rus
sell partly made up for his lapse in
the fifth, when he scored on q sacrifcc
by Captain Conlon.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

The West Pointers wheeled their
Big Bertha into action and drove Price
to the showers in the sixth. French,
Army's heavy hitter, greeted Price
with a home run into deep right in
this frame, with two runners on.
Bonnett and Wilhide also contrib
uted heavy and timely hitting, both
getting circuit drives among their as
sortment of hits. Stack was brought
in from the outfcld to finish the game
for the Blue and White Columbia
brought on a crowd of three thousand
rooters and band to cheer their team.
The score.