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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22
POdobizna Marty Washington
owe z rOku 1870.
(Dle stare rytiny.)

Sc poctivym, primel te mne O.
pustiti - dovedu pochopiti TIVE
rozhodnuti q isem ochotna tt Cd
pustiti. Amelie."
Toto psani obdrzel, kdyz byl
liz S Florou tajne zasnouben, a
pan Atkinson ponekud ma vse
! pripraven. Co Znamenalo sto
tisic dollaru prot milionum,
ktere mel jiste, a pax, vnady
liz starnouci kreolky proti
kvetouci krase dvacetilete Flo
ry. Pomyslel tez ma to, re by
bylo dobTe u kreolky Sc poll
stiti, kdyby seslo Sc svatby S
Florou. Pfedstavil 81 vsak kre-
olGinu naruzivost k nemu, jak
mu neduverovala, kazdy jeho
kr6k pozorovala a zarlila, znal
il velmi dobre, re byla by
schopna jiti k samotne FloTe a
vse il Tfci. Rozhodl Sc tedy
vSe ponechati osudu a odeslal
il psani bez p~oznamky zpet.
To bylo prilis krut6 pro mi
lujici kreolku.
"VSe Ztracenor' Zoufala,
"nechce mne liz, odhodil mne
jake stareho PISA! ale pfepoti-
tai Sc! Neni to tedy touha pc
penezich a pohodli, by sc mohI
bez namahani a prace dobfe
mlti, co no ode mne odstrasi-
10; %opovrhuie mnou, nenavi-
di mne, odhodil mne jake starJ
nastroi, ktery neni k zadne po-
treble. Jen z vypocitavosti mne
vytrhl z rodiny, klamal mne OF
pocatku! Ia to vsak musi Ply
; kati! Dow Sc, re nejsem tai
hloup6 stvofeni, iak 81 mysll ;
kdybych sama mela S MIN "a
hynouti, muslin byti pomste
nal" Kreolka hledela ztrnul'
ven k prfstavisti ma vozy s u
him a zeleninou, nevidela all
niceho krone muze, ktery j
podvedl.
Sklonena mad knihou, ana p
citala tax nalezl il jon
Braughlam.
"Dobre jitro, madam oslo
vii il Irtan co neigalantneji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

"Dobr6 povetri dnes, prave
tax pro obchody," zapocal di-
plomaticky rozmluvu a prem
dal rozzvykany tabak z prave
.strany list ma levou.
"Studeno, mister!" odv9tila
kreolka, pozorne Sc divajic ma
roztrzite vypadaiiciho Ircana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

OdhoA o1Ii.
D6vody vydedeni syna byly
zde tel, nasledovne zGstala "a
vet platnosti a pc bedlivem
vysetrenl te udalosti stetinsky-
mi ufady bylo dedicnm celedl-
M Karlu Blaasovi a devecce
Marguerite Meinhardtove jme
nj odevzdano.
Kdybychom myslili, re tito
Tide, kdyz konetne tax touze-
neho Gle dosahli, st'astni by
Ii, mylili bychom Sc velice. Ka-
raj Blaas trval ma SVEN, ably
81 ie.i nyni Margareta vzala a
zpravu statku co muz a zena
preiali. - Marketa vsak tvrdi
la, re netfeba S tim tax spe-
haiti a vyhybala Sc vzdy hovo-
ru 0 tom.
Nabytim velkeho. majetku
stala Sc S nj znacna promena.
Povazovala Sc "a bohatou, heZ
kou a jeji dosavadni snoube-
nee zdal Sc j byti serednym a
malo pomilovani hodnym =
myslila, re nyni niue voliti die
sveho srdce a snila 0 MAIDEN,
hezkem muzi, ktery by Sc il
libil, treba chud.
Karel vsak miloval divku tn
to upfimne, obdivoval jeji
rozum, jeji krasa naplnovala
.iej WASN'T a jeho uzavfene srd-
ce pocalo income busiti pri u
stavicnem odporu sve snouben-
ky, a on pocal tusiti, pc Gem
ona touzi.
Venku byla celia krajina po-
kryta h~lubokym snehem a celia
pfiroda poskytovala obraz tn.
heho spanku a odpocinku.
Podobn6 rozpolozeni mysli
zdalo Sc panovati i We v%ytopen6
svGtnici We dvorci vdovine, kde
Karel a Margareta kavove-
no stolku meme naproti sob6
sedeli a jimz jindy tax oblibe-
my napoi Medal Sc dnes zvla-
Stn6 chutnati.
"Takto nemGzeme dlouht
pospolu bydleti," u.jal Sc Ka.
rel Blaas slova, sepna prudce
sve kostnate ruce, eide zaci-
naji mluviti."
Mech je mluvit,' odvetila
Margareta. "Nemusime Sc o tc
vice starati!'
"Tak6 faraf Dude emit ma.
milky" pokracoval Karel.
AT emil" df Ma to Marga'
reta kratce.
Jest ii to iedno?" tazal Sc
Geledin a pohlizel svyma svet
lesedyma ocima upfene ma diN
ku.
"On nam nema co porou
cet!" pravila vzdorovite.
"Proc 81 mne nechceS witt
tazal sc Karel a pohlizel upfe
ne do okrouhleho, bledeho o
bliteje sve snoubenky, kter;
Sc jeho pohledu vyhybala.
"Mame dost casu!" odtuSi
la kratce.
pred nedavnem isl mluvil
zcela jinak," nadhodil Karel.
"Clovek prichazi k jinyn
nahledIm, odv6tila Margare
ia.
; "Snad mne docela nechces?
vyrazil Karel S tezkym de
chem re sebe.
"Pravila jsem to-" nadhC
! dila Margareta.
me, ale vyhlizi to tak!' n
+! to Karel.
"Budes-li mne souzit, mGz
ma to prijiti," pravila divka
rozmackala prudce chlebovo
!: kdrku, "pak pdjdu svou ct
stou," dodala jake pro sebe.
"A mne zde nechas samo'
neho?" tazal Sc celedin.
"Naleznes sto jinych."
ia vsak chef jen tebe," (
Karel Blaas. "Nechci zadno
ljinou. Slibila isl mi to a ism
davno zasnoubeni."
"Nyni jest vse jinak," min
it la divka a hledela svyma &c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22
posadil Sc pred pfepazkou ma
zidli. az tato zapraskala.

PAM Gede pohnula hlavou.
"Napodobne mister!"
John Sc zahledel ma vseli-
iaka oznameni ma stene a toGil
zcela pohodlne palcema Il ru-
kou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22
TIE N NE STfNY.
Roman z americkeho zivota
cd H. r. Bonina.


no a ponekud bazlivy vyraz
preletel il pres oblicej.
' "Nerekla jsem, re te ne
chci," pravila mirneii, "jenom
nemas spechat, "doprej mi ca
su. asi mtsic - ne, az do ia
raj" zvolala.
"A pax 81 mne vezmes?'
"Ano, ano!!" odv6tila Mar
garcia nepokojne.
"Dobre, pockam - ale .jen
tax dlouho - jen tax dlouho,"
q mruce zvolna opustil svetni-
eli.
Margareta vstala a zat'ala
hrozive pest "a odchazejicim.
"Nikdy, nikdy!" septala pro
sebe. "Nikdy tebe, obludo! TAX
isme nevsadili!" a rovn6z roz-
mrzela sedla ku sve praci pr
kolovratu.
Setmelo Sc; venku valila Sc
husta mlha, z ktere padaly je-
mne, bile, pichlave ledove je-
hlice. Vrany kvakaly mad le-
sem a Why dorazely ma bfeh.
Margareta davno prestala pfi-
sti, ale take nerozzala lampu
= ruce majic necinne V kline
slozeny divala Sc ma temnou
krajinu.
"Az pride jaro, budu dale
ko odtud," septala pro sebe, "a
/ pax at "a mnou hvizda. Uvi-
| dime, kdo z mas jest chytfej-
: SIM"
: x.
PAM Gede sedela We sve pi-
sarne a psala do knihy pfijmd,
vedla totiz obchod tabakovy a
: obstaratelsky - obchod S Ia
bakem byl takrka jen navestni
Stick, prikryvka .jejiho spoje-
nj S obavanou spolecnosti ba-
vlnarskou. PAM Gede prijlma-
la ukradenou baVlnu a k nj
e pfichazeli odkupnici.
Cd tie dolby, co pferuSila svt
E spojeni Sc Spanelem, klesl OBJ.
chod bavlne ma nicku, nebot
co jednotlivi lupici ma svol
vlastni pest uloupili a do ska
du pfinesli, nestalo ami "a rec
l. Chybel Jim vudce a bylo videt
g re zadny novy nacelnik neujl
! NAL Sc teto sorgansovane thu
Ply zlodejske. =
Carlosovi Corunovi slouzil
0 tato nest'astna, naruzivosti z
slepena PAM, jinemu vsak ne
: chtela delati skryvacku; UNI.
Mia 81, re nebude vice pfijimf
: ii zadne kradene bavlny a bt
de Sc ziviti poctivym prodt
e jem tabaku, ale rozcileni,
+ n9mZ Sc nachaZela ieii p(
mstychtivost, zarmutek, zol
falstvi, chilly il klidny pobyt
/ krame nemoznym; majfc as
deset tisic dollaru kapitall
!" sla ma bursu, koupila akcie x
= leznicnich, petrolejnich, bav
} narskych, paroplavebnich i j
a nych spolecnosti, spekuloval
S mimi tax naruzive, re behel
l. jednoho mesice kapital svi
zdesateronasobila. = TAX n;
la HE jak zacala, tax j prestal
spekulovati. Nynf mela stotis.
dollarn vlastniho majetku
nyni uhostil Sc v srdci jejil
zvlastni kid - kid velmi n;
p dejeplny.
E. v dust jeff uzral plan, ozn'
miti muzi, ktery Sc il stal n
o. vernym jenom k Will penezd,
l. jak sc domnivala - a je.
Ia vzdor nenavisti, jez v nj zui
la, milovala, re Sc. stala ny.
ze bohatou zenou. Nepochybova
a ami dost malo, re pc tax st'as
ou mem obratu v jejim postave
e. Spaniel Sc k nj navrati.
Jednoho dine sedel Carlos
IT. Union hotelu co hrabe necha,
je 81 paliti vlasy cd sveho vi
senkare, kdyz obdrzel psani
di ko, jehoz dobfe znamy ruk
gu PTS jej income polekal.
ne Psani zn6IO naSledOvne:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

- Osud sloyenske krajcier-
XIV Eyy, licen jen v hire la
DINA ROBA, hraje TYL v
nedeli C.. N. S. ma Broad
way. Neopomente zamluviti
81 listky.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
BOND THEFT OF HALF MILLION
 IS ADMITTED

SAVANNAH, May 13.-John Wade man and Bertha Vardeman were ar rested here yesterday charged with being implicated in the theft of securi ties worth a half million dollars, from the Chase National Bank of New York When taken into custody the prison nection with the crime. The arrest was made by private detectives em- ployed by the bank to solve the mys- tery of the robbery. According to the detectives all the loot has been reCov- cred except bonds of the value of S3n,- 900. The missing bonds are also ex CTS made clean breast of their con- pected to be shortly secured.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
KENNY HOLDEN : IS KILLED ON
 GOVT. RAILWAY

The Daily Times today received a telegram from Capt. A. E. Lathrop, who is at Nenana, stating that Ken meth Holden had been crushed on a steam shovel and died from his~ in juries four hours later
 The deceased was former resi- dent of Cordova, where he is well known and had host of friends. MT Holden came to Cordova in 1909 and was employed on the Copper River railway, as a brakeman and conduc- tor, until the fall of 1917, when he opened pool hall in the old Simpson & O'Brien building. About two years ago he discontinued this business and left for Anchorage, where he secured employment on the government railway. He was evident ly employed on the Nenana branch at the time of the accident
 The news of MT. Ho1den's death will be distinct shock to his many friends here.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
[.O'C071 1 NGHpe:zzzg

There will be train from Chitina tomorrow afternoon.
 The ice is running heavy at the mouth of the Copper river.
 Mrs Chester Mellison expects to leave shortly on trip to the states.
 The Admiral Watson is not due from the south until next Thursday.
 Chas. Foyston is brightening up his water craft with coat of fresh paint.
 The railway bridge across the riv- CT at Chitina, is expected to go out today.
 At Empress theatre tomorrow night a little suprise is in store for the patrons.
 Some of the basebalists have al ready started to Timber up for the comming season.
 Chief Clerk Flames, of the railway mail service, left on the Northwest ern for Nushagak.
 MT. and Mrs. Thos. Cloninger will leave on the Northwestern for Port land, where they will spend a month
 "Blondie" Mattson and Ed Wilt have taken the large railroad pile drived X-52 to Mile 39, where they will start their first summer work.
 Wm. Canavan, who has been en- ployed at the federal jail for some time past, has accepted a position with the Fish Commission as 6 stream warden.
 W. H. Liebe, who arrived from Juneau on the last boat, has taken lease on store room in H. C.. Feld- mans new building, where he will soon open the Cordova meat market The following scores were made last night at the Cordova Rifle, Club: Fred Schiller, 179; Dr. w. w. Coun- cil, I'll; George T. DeMoise, ITO; Ira s. Miller, 157; Chas. Game 155; V. G. Vance, 145; Edward Munson, 127; Donald Foster, 117.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
HINDU WRESTLER IS
 THROWN BY LEWIS

HARRINGTON, Kansas, May 13.- Ed "Strangler' Lewis, champion heavyweight wrestler of the world, last night threw Jatrinka Cobar, a Hindu contender for the title in two straight falls. The first fall was se- cured in thirty-seven minutes, and the second in eight minutes. In both accomplished by means of head lock.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13

The gas schooner Olga, which leaves here next week for the Artic region, will have as it's engineer, Doc Preston, who has been a resi- dent of Alaska for nearly twenty five, years and who worked for
 Capt. Allan fifteen years ago. Two deck hands will arrive from Ketchi- kan on the next boat and the third deck hand will be picked up here.
 The S. s. Admiral Watson, which sailed north from Seattle at noon Thursday will make the following ports of call in the order named: Hidden Inlet, Ketchikan, Petersburg, Rake, Juneau, Tee Harbor, Yukutat, Cordova, Fort Liscum, Valdez, La touche, Seward, Port Graham, Sel- dovia, Kenai, Anchorage, Snug liar bor, Uyak, Uzinki, and Kodiak, re- turning via Seward and regular ports.-
 John w. Jones Post, American Le- zion, has decided to give a smoker at Empress theater during the first week in June. Four or five boxing bouts have already been lined up and these will be interspersed with tnohc' logues, solos and other stunts. The local post is daily increasing in mem- bership, many applications coming in from Mccarthy and Kennecott. Frank Burns, one of the poppy members of the committee on entertainment, is planning on producing several musi- cal comedies and plays during the next few months. He is now in com nfunication with Eastern theatrical firms, getting the latest song hits and speciality turns. A quartette has also been organized among the members of the Post and as rehearsals are now in progress it will soon appear in pub lie.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
EMBASSY IS PLAYING
 A WAITING GAME

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Referring to the charges made by Alexander Robertson, a British war veteran, who claimed that Senator Culbert- son of Texas had employed detec- tives to spirit him out of the coun- try to break off attachment exist ing between Robertson and the Sen- ator's daughter Mary, the British Embassy announced that they would merely watch" proceedings, which Robertson plans to start.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
BASEBALL FRIDAY GAMES
 NATIONAL LEAGUE

MA IONAE LER1OE St Louis ', New York 6. Chicago 4, Philadelphia '. F Cincinnati ', Brooklyn 6.
 Pittsburg 5, Boston 8.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Washington ,, Cleveland 4. New York 10, Detroit 8.
 Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 13. Boston 5, Chicago 0.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Vernon s, Seattle 3.
 Salt Lake 3, San Francisco 10. Oakland 4, Portland 3. Sacramento 8, Los Angeles g. Vernon-Vernon won it's first game of the series with Seattle today, 8 to 8 game marked by liberal hitting by both teams, the Tigers winning by punching hits in first and fourth Ping Bodie presented with floral horseshoe by his admirers at his ap- pearance at game today.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13

Beginning May 18th, the Club Bar Der Shop will be open from a. m. to p. m. and Saturday until 10 p. m, Tub and shower baths will be open all night. 13-1w.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-13
TROOPERS ARE CALLED
 TO SUPPRESS NEGROES

HARVESTER, N. Y, May 13. - Twenty mounted stated troopers were ordered here yesterday by Gov ernor Miller to guard the town against threatened outbreak by thousand negroes who are out on strike. The negroes have been employed in thirty five brick manufacturing establish ments, and are demanding increased wages, and shorter hours.
 Send your Kodak developing to the American Bakery or Box 338. 6-tf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
IBy United NeMs.l

NEW YORK. April ao.-Morvich,
the Kentucky Derby favorite. gsllopcd
mile In the fast time of $40 2-5,
and finished an additional furlonG,
pulled un, In 1:5+ As. before an eager
cpnwd of 1000 regular race followers
n, Jamaica track Sunday I'm further
preparation for the great Kentucky
race. After the mile. Trainer Fred
Rurlew siEnaled Jockey McAtee to
pull up and the horse camo In breath
ing easily.
Although Norwich will not run In
the Paumonok handicap on Wednes-
day, which opens tho regular Beason
or ak months or racing, hercabouts
there VIII DO a great field OF sprint
ers waiting at tho barriar. probably
Including Harry Payne Whitney's
WhiSkaway; Kai Sang. OF tho Ran
cocas stables and Lucky Hour, both
or which latter gave Norwich many
game fight last season. The Pau
monok pays purse OF $4,000.
Thcre viii be a one-day meet of
the United Hunts Club at Belmont
Park on Tuesday as curtain raiser
10 The Jamaica opening, featuring
tho threc-and-one-h alf-mile stceple-
chase over timber obstacles for the
master OF the Fox Hounds Associa
non plate. an amateur race certain
TO be filled with thrills. The other
chase VIII be at two and one-haIf
miles over brush. There will be also
TWO fiat races for professionals and
TWO lhr amateurs. a great many per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
MOBBED
BY CROWD in BERLIN
tBy United News.1

BERLIN. April SO.-Jack Dempsey
and Jack kearns. arrayed with a
grandeur that startled even the
gorgeous blue mandrii. paid a sight
seeing visit TO the famous Berlin
geological Gordens Sunday. and on
being recognized were mobbed by an
enthusiastic mob OF inquisitive Ger
mans. Amid loud cheers and shouts
OF "hock Dempsey" the champion
and his manager escaped through the
crowd to motor car and there were
surrounded again and locked In the
press OF humanity for some time be-
fore the police could clear a path
fer them.
Dempsey told the United News that
ne would soc the sights of Berlin
until wednesday when he would
shove on toward London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
ROBERTSON PITCHES
N0-RUN, A0-HIT CAME
White Sox Twirler Keeps
Tigers From First for
Nine Innings.
tBy Associated Press.]

DETROIT. April s0.-Charley Rob-
ertson, Chicago American pitcher,
entered baseball's hall of fame to-
day by pitching no-run. no-hit
game against Detroit. the White Sox
winning to 0. Not Tiger reached
hrst base.
In keeping the Tigers from first
ease throughout the nine innings,
Robertson. obtained by tho White
Sox from Minneapolis. paralleled the
feat OF Addio Joss hurting agains,
Ed Walsh. Of Chicago. October 2.
1908, and ICY" Young. pitching for
boston against Philadelphia May 8,
1904. y
Robertson was given faultless
support, particularly by Mcclellan
and Collins, whose snappy fielding
retired six Tigers at first. Collins
also retired four on flies. Only six
balls were driven far into the out
field, and these were gathered IN by
Hooper anu Mostil with little diff
iiculty.
Robertson famed six Detroiters as
part OF his contribution to per-
feet days work.
Manager Cobb called in two pinch
hitters in tho ninth in an effort to
stop Robertson. tut they went dow.
as their teammates did before them.
Aside from the second inning, in
which the visitors scored their two
runs, Pillette also showed splendid
control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
McCOY-CALLAHAN
MATCH POSTPONED

]. w. Mccoy, who recently de-
feated Frank Asher in a pocket bill
Hard match. and who challenged CAL
lahan for the pocket billiard cham
pionshlp OF Richmond, has received
word that the challenge has been
accepted. and that the match was to
start today. Mccoy says that no
dates or other arrangements have
been made. Mccoy says il Will DC
impossible Tor him to play Callaha II
until after the Times Dispatch poe
ket Billiard tourney, which starts
at McCoy's tomorrow, is finished. He
says that he will be glad to ar
range a match with Callahan or any
other Richmond player at a later
date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
TO
PLAY FIVE GAMES

ASHLAND. VA. April 3o.-Coaoh
Gof and squad of sixteen men will
leave Randolph Macon tomorrow
afternoon on "a trip through the
Western part OF the state. PLAYING
several of the best teams in Virginia,
including tho strong Washington
and Lee nine. From the standpoint
OF the strength OF tho teams TO he
played. this week Will he the hard
est on the Jacket schedule.
The general work of the team ha,
been showing up better the last
Week. especially the pitching staff,
tut the catching department has
been weakened due to the loss Of
Brown and Patterson. Applcwhite.
a former catcher. has eeen shifted
behind the bat, Robinson taking his
position on second base.
The schedule for the week will ts.
w. & L., Tuesday. at Lexington: ".
NJ. l.. Wednesday; r. n. A., Thurs
day. Bedford; Lynchburg College.
Friday; Hampden-Sidney on Satur-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
Benny Leonard Ras,..s

-, benny Leonard has replied TO Lew
Tenders assumption OF the worid.,
lightweight championship. Leonard
demanded Monday that Tender name
the terms upon which he would take
match with the champion, intimat-
so much as to be let alone by ali
GOOD iiEhtweights SO that he NAV go
campaigning among the l3b-piIond
ser, ups. In other words, IL Tender
VIII hgght for Si.75 with a trade dis
count for cash. Leonard will give hir,
q match and the meeting is likely 10
be arranged this summer. Tender
ella the title by assumption ON
the ground that Leonard dcfaulted his
honors by refusing to meet him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
BROWNS BEAT INDIANS;
TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
Triple Play Is Feature of
Game Between St. Louis
and CleyeIand
[By As,ociated Press.l

ST. LOUIS. April 3o.-A triple play
by Wambsganss and McInnis. Of
Cleveland, and three double plays by
st. Louis. featured the lattar's Ito
victory here today. tho third
straight over the Indians, Kenneth
Williams fallcd 20 increase his num-
Der OF home lun'. going hltlcss for
the day. BY winning today's con-
test tho Browns tod the New York
team for first place.
ScOre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
BOXER NOT BLAMED
FOR OPPONENTS DEATH
Try AssocIa,cdpra,,,

NEW YORK, April 3o.-District At
iitcher. lightweight boxer. from
otano IN connection with the death
6l Lew Brody. who died within few
n nin,h after being knocked out In the
,,ii round OF twelve-round bout
with Pitcher in Brooklyn last night
:. Brooys serious condition was moi
known ut first. but whom he was re-.
moved TO a hospital last night. Pitcher
from which Deputy Boxing Commis,
sioher Hoome obtained their rcleasa
after brief questioning OF tho men
by the district attorney today. II was
prosecuted ~
Rrody died from cerebral hemor.
rhage induced by blows below the
heart and on the head ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
NORWICH, THE KENTUCKY DERBY
FAVORITE, GOES MILE IN 1:4O rs
Finishes an Additional Furlong Pulled Up in 54 as
at Jamaica Track Racing Season in New York
Will Open Wednesday.

sons, prominent In society. will be
ut the United Hunts meeting.
The Jamaica meeting lasts from
Wednesday until May *. and Is fol-
lowed by the Belmont Park program,
dating from Nay 25 to June Is. Then
comes the .iuueduct season, June is
TO July 4: the Yonkers season, July
8 to 20; Saratoga. August to al;
Belmont again, September to is;
AQucduct again. to September 80:
Jamaica, to October IA. and Tonkers.
until October %. the nnah of the
New York season.
AS the horses return to New York
racing is also in full swing in many
Other places. After Bowie and Iayre
do Grace. the Maryland races shift
Monday to Pimlico, and tho horses
are running also Mt Lexington, where
the season opened with the running
OF the Ben All handicap on Satur-
day.
Johnny KIlhane. the Artful Dodger
OF fcatherweight challcngers, has
crashed the boXoffice for the profess
sional courtesy Of a pair OF tickets
to the Babe Herman-Pep Martin fight
Tuesday night, Both Herman and
Martin desire Kilbanc's attendance
In the same ring some time soon.
Johnny spent some money on his Eu-
ropean trip. just ended. and If the
winner OF the Tuesday fight Loo =
sufficiently harmless, kilbane Will
consider a bout with that person TO
recOup what he has suuandercd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-01
ALEXANDER DRIVEN !
FROM BOX BY ST. LOUIS
Cardinals Bat Fiercely and
Shut Out the Cubs,
10 to 0.
tBy Associated Press.1

CHICAGO. April s0.-st. Louis shut
out Chicago. Ivy score Of 10 to oin( the
final game or the series here to-day
by pounding Alexander and Osb prne
TO all corners OF the field. Pfdlner
was In hne form and had the locals
helploss when they got men on
bases. One Of the largest crbwds
of the season was present. making
ground rules necessary.
Tho SCorc.