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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-10-28

Emmett A. Vaughn, a negro. is un-
der arrest at Caliente charged with
throwing a switch in the face Of an
advancing express train.
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WATER NOTICE

Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Wa
tiers Of the State OF Nevada
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FOR SAIL
FOR sALE-Miscenaneou

FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
Dpro'hy Pcrklns rotc busheF. Phone
2tit-Ita
ron sALE--A piano that VII sstisiy tbs
muslcsan. Soc IL and hear Is
Phone LOG,
PIANOS ASD PLAYER PIANOS FRO
war values Phone zoe. Goo T.
isarnard Piano Co ga SO. Walter &C.
FoK SAiE- HurroarhE AIDING nisrbIle
brown 2t5 South First Phone all
fuR SAIL ~ srbcirinr Red Rnspbef-i
plants aiN cents earh IS Oh pea hnu
lrrd q fiTgerald sandntai
tnUhARB ROOTS Phone ati7-R1.
FUk sALE-wooden dry goods bares ara
packing cascs mostly large. kaln'a
-tofg lo9 North fiut
rOH sALE-A team Of good w-oflhofsss
,hnffleht rgcr Transfer Line.
COVERED BODY tot Ford Pin fof
laundry aud cleaning business. MAKE
an offer. Phone sos.
rNPkwhurkRs-An makes. si5 and
~. $500 per month. ~Aihnquefqus
typewriter Exchange. i22 South Fourth
rRY Boddy's miIk Satisfaction saaTan'
teed Phone 2aiaRa
FOR sALr- Phutosraphie cquipmeni
leather chairs, electric fan. Zee box.
amer, ssregn' aSa paper trimmer. Bar
FOR SALE nnsby bicycle first elass
Phone 1900 NJ
FOR sALf -ExrcptionAi BARGAINS in
used tries. aAxA and a0sAA Also
several .potliEhis slightly used Prices
al " Copper Ave.
sANAPiioNEs AND HORNS-New and
used Hills Phone a02J.
|, GOLDEN PURITY Bu1srER" fresh
from creamery daily. AlAmosa Cream
cry Co.
Buy accilma,od trees from tho
Albuquerque Nurseries. Get cat
slog Box si6. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
| FoR sALN-One blue and ono gray high
grade porcelain range last years. price
tisl So vii sacrifice for si2725. TO
close out stock. Pre-. u snmplr-e with
4 water front delivered and sei up. This
offer Tor many month";. Star Furniture
Company phone aoe-W. lla West Gold.
FOR sALE-Purniture
FOR sALl-naasshold furniture. ineiad.
ing piano Az In good condition 100
Nofih tdiih
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOMING HOUSE for sale. see Kelly.
eis W Gold, Phone asT
FOR skLE-rmnli suburban Froesr,, low
rent good opportunity Tor small bus.
mess Address y A Hammond. s2A y.
silser phone is22
L
MILLINERY
FIRST GLASS Millinery old hass made
reasonable. s2s West Tileras. rhons
| a.a.I Nh. q Q. Nnlrman-
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0 WI1A BOARD

WE'LL F~URNishkb rooms and %siecpiR
rnrehr. With splendid board for cot
ynlosrtnts ratio fbG 90 monthly Phone
s2G. Mrs Reed. 300 South Broadway
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room With
board adjoining bath rates for twu
people private family. % Hou;h wal
Ter Phone tl2s
FOR RENT Room aud board Al ner
beds 5t2 South Broadway Miss Audfn
Dow en-. Phone 1874 "
FIRST CLASS table board Rates b.
dap or week reasonable 5li \ fhiru
ROOM ANp BOARn-Glassed.lu sicepins
porch suitable for two southeast "a
posture IA North Maple phnnr is7o n.
HEsERVA-.0Ns mav now be bad "
ST JOHNS sANATultltM trpfcq-
pail. Ratss 81 90 90 t25 90 PEI
rerk Includes private room vita
sleeping porch. connected 20 bath sd
toilet Medical care medicines, srurral
nursing Excellent meals, Tray scryice.
so extras. All rooms have steam heat,
hot and cold running water. Rev W.
u Xieeler. Superintendent
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OPPORTUNITIES

The Vaughn Oh field 10 soon 10 haye a
snrrrising number 70 standard riga tun
One company alone bringing lu
Ven rigs four ~ them % be ON the ground
by May 10 tEnElish micrestsl. This,
~ addition 20 the onos the Mesa Leon Oh
r7minr in with four standards 0col
oslsis expect more activity IN this field
during ihts summer than anywhere on
Rock Mountain slope
Tho Mess Leon On Trust "a drilling 90
shallow sands-shoHld drNl in first wsn
not later than April J. shares have
recently Hdvanced to s1l 90 and soon 20
advance again These shares will soon
Do bringing si010 e each. regardless "
orr other wells helnc contracted from
time 20 lime and deep ic1fs startling on
every sidr ~ us 20 90 make this mo n
the very bet PLAYS Tor large and quick
returns that wr have rerf seen
WHts us 'hat we may explain fully
Insf Why $50 are making these statements
We will shserfallf supply you with copy
noted srbiurists 81 the world saying that
80 need not hesitate }o recommend thif
% rrr brothers sisters and our frHriF
We a. not desire 70 wfrlrnd anyone
boz feeling sure hist This o. Euur one big
opportunity On mate 70 real bunch -
money ur would ok thaf yoa inFrtusHta
this carefully n SON Hish to write No
nat, ehsrts r.yabie o. Trust Depart
mcnt of Fir Saiiouhl Bank - Santa Fe
and mail 10
G. D. POWELL. Agent.
VISA LEON OIL TRUST
s1iie t0a. Combs Hotel Albuquerque
oHisc open iUl o = on. every evening"
Advise rs II interested In acreage
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USED CANS. bought, sold and traded
tema n desired Mcintosh Auto Co
All, vs.. Copper, Phone 500.
HARVEY Aur0 Hkssds Tor All ears
guaranteed. J. korher 4 Go. Alba
qusrn1e. n "
kAvE MONEY on used parts aud ae
eesscries. batteries end tires, Parts
for Heo four. Chevrolet 400. stpdehaksr.
CAAlmera. Maxwell and Overland eights.
Nriniosh Auto Co. an W Copper
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FoR sALE-Automopiles

ron sALr-K-ss eaiek toyring esri
first Glass condition. Bond Dillon
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FOR SALE -O~idsnobiie Tfnck. Good
condition. browns. 2i5 South First
Phone 23i
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lu marine installations OF radii
equipment the electric motor IL
very essential features and II Il
general ls, ON vusnls ~ a meany
Of pro,idiug uo mechanical energJ
necessary to rcvolvc shc armaiur,!
OF the alternating current general
or The function 90 tho electri{
motor is Go cunycrt electrical cncr |
received from an outsidl
fuurcc into mechanical oDcrhsf
Very similar ,hnructUristics eNsl
between motors ana generators Il
tho slime type with the result tha2
motors Will generate electrical cur|
rent 10 driven mechanically un&
generators viii provide muchnaicJ
power 10 connected 90 a suurcc
.i,DtIcli mercy.
10, principles hN which an ole
tr." motor operates b. briefly
follow Dr. "a loop nf wire carr
Iuu Hu electrical current b. piacd
Iu 70 magnetic field "a force u
HrfeI which tcnds to rcvolva
loon until 30 reaches "a position
e rirhf anglo to the magnetic fie
The loop Will continue TO reWplJ
ff upon reaching THE position
current ia reversed IN dircwid
iu The direct currtrt MOTOR
single loon of wire ~ replaced
many coils wound on an urfnatJ
core and surrounded by segc
ualrs ~ field poles consisting
oft iron core wound with colds
vino through which "a Hteutv
citing current nowH thus prps
inE 20 strong mnruciic fic;u ny /
sfnn' strength.
Tho mechanical constructors
tho direct motor is vrr1 Ssniliu
hot of the generator dasHrihsd
Lesson 80 q Hruafuru T.
arc located ln laniitudinal siuieaa
connected ga the many cop
'rrmcnts ~ "a sources 81 eiecttU
enl power the commutator mhis}
| tnius the flow of current. In tn1
armature IN such direction sc
rauso thr Armature 20 rerglv cod
| iinu0usiy
Like tho direct current rcnera1
Tor drFcrihcd ln Lessons No Q On:
| 30. tho fold wind,nE may 's eilueI
shunt series ct compound wound
Tho speed Of the direct curref<
motor b. changed By mean 90
| variable resistance known os
rhcoHtat connected In the fitii
circuit When the realsiancr g. II
creased tho field current
luaanusd and the speed o. "a:
motor i~ncrcaseh ~ the read
aucc ia decreased. however, nd
ufreui through thr FIELD windinI
p Increased and the speed Of "a
motor la reduced. a. marine ID
luilafiuna the motor usnnny "a
celves direct current nH e pfrsFaaI
~ ito volts from the APPS powsI
plant By direct connection ~ I'd
drlnhtere shafts ne altefuetnI
'irrrni generator receives mt{
chsnicul cnsWg from the motdI
and the speed 81 the HeueratfI
may hn decreased 10 NafYfna "a
resiatnnce ln the ncid clrshit 4
fhs mntnf
a very ascanfinl feature Ia a0l&
ncciinn Win the proper opsFAtie3
% q mufar A. the starting nuf. ~!
function ~ which a. % uFnrafl
nm esceasiye rush uf CURED
through The m0tor, on starting.
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MUST SACRIFICE

fpassenfrr studehaker IN good mechan.
irsl condition i've good urcs. mes bat
irry. upholsirsy like ne~ Can be seen
~ the
HIGHLAND TIRE & RUBBER
WORKS
ias south broadway. Phone as0
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FOR RENT-Apartmeuts

FOR RENT-Two ICONS. furnished for
heusckst pins; no uick AZ W Silver.
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Chas. 6, Zapf & Co.
REAiToEs INSURANCE
LOTS-LOTS
Business or Resident

Blslncss bot. g5viie H. on " Central
Ave south side. between 9th and fth Fts
See our aign.
Reridsuce lot. Sos tA2 n on y ioth -
Chesp. n sold AZ once see our sign
Lot hNEl42 r. rnruer Granite and n
Iith ~ North aud east front DIR
chcap Cash ar terms
Pour ruVitg.u lots. east front on lnspi
ration Point. University Heights Cheap
Cash 0r terms.
-nousr rr hter yru viii want IN live 10
Alhuqusrgue's Restricted District IN
Jos fhn hcfutIfIi We've. the Real btnnr
6t Thau pick your Dot nov Onl,
t.n dcillrs per month viii secure one
Main Office. Second and Gold
rhoacs ttr.s99
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wANTED-Male Help
wANTED--Female Help
SITUATIONS WANTED

wASTED-Espefieascd waltrcsscs
Liberty CAfe No. 4.
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FOR REHT-Room

ROOM Tor rent. gentleman preferred "a
North Third street.
LleHT hausskerping room Cen Hotel.
-iaa ". Ccntral
FOR RENT-Rooms "a New siate H1'ei
NV n. First
FOR RENT-Lisht hnnsetsepinE rooms
also office rlom a2in Wet Ccntrai
FOR RFNT-larse front bedroom uicgy
furnished close In. No sick so W.
Gold
FOR RFNT-rvo rooms Tor hghr haase'
keeping, or rooms aud board Phone
1905 Il
FOR RENT-rto rooms private home
good location near Robinson Tara.
All convenience $40 n Ninih
FuR RENT Screened purches house,
keeping Apartments and r0eiua 4l1 y
South second sttest
FOR RENT- Two furnished room. AZ
aie Wcst Copper Ave. Close W and
very desirable House under new nan
agemcut
FuR REsT-strctly high class rom
northeast and south exposure s"ltn
east sleeping porch private homo pest
residential district eentleInan rreicfredi
no stck Call 30
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lG HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1922

{5gdafs'iA SSS,,' v 81; sa,s.f@ 3t'st
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ARE LISTED HERE
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a. s00-h room. new. white stucco bunga.
Inv. oak floors. built-in features. com.
pietely furnished. Including player pi.
anu garage an ward VIII soil IN
mrl ishrd. N desired Easy terms,
tlbO0-5. room brick. modern. good loca
iiou. close In 3rd ward garage, lawn,
cement walks.
. 5.6OD-6.room pressed brick bungalow
modern. veil built garage; W. silver
Ave.
s3.sbD-i-room white stucco bum
gnluw. oak floors. built-in fea-
lures. garage: fourth ward.
a. FLEiSCIlER, Realtor
Loans. Pin Insurance. Automobile In
suranre md al other lines o. Insurance
Surety Honds
Phone G7f III South Fourth s.,
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nrsA - IN. rRrsr

s1iie ioa. Combs Hotel Albuquerque
opcn til o y IN. every evening"
Advise us II Interested IN acreage
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1'l " Nais Mis- I'M"
Barssin-ln a five large room adobe
wiia shIurlr rrlt. auutr . arEe
srreened tlerping pufthes modern.
with ras lot 5iAt22 has apple trees
ans shade roup lrtriy furnished aud
decorated close be- aud fine neighbcr
hood. prce $3.50. very easy
tcrms-if you don't see
KELLY
ais ". Gold. Phone tt7
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BUSINESS

BOOMING HOUSE for sale. see Kelly
eis W Gold, Phone ACT
FOR skLE- small suburban grocery, low
rent good opportunity Tor small bus,
lness. Address J A. Hammond. SEA y.
silver, phone is22 u
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FOR sALE-Houses

FQR REST foay furnished .roama
WEEPING porch. hath farage taivsr.
rity Height. Inquire 13t : kdi,h
fOR sALE-rhe e~raftera getiins double
prizes for property don't need your
money! DO. Here Il your ehoies n
new housce Tor $500 70 a. 500; ptl
nicely hafnishsdi nov come. Investigate.
aud Qnirk. Room 7. Firat National
hank hglitlng Reason WIZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Cafcti kodak finishing b.
master photographer twice daily scr
vice Remember. satisfaction Fuafans
iesd Send your finishing 10 a reliable
established firm Hams A hauna
Master Photographer
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MILLINERY

FIRST GLASS Mlinery. old hass made
over. now ones made 70 order very
reasonable. s2s West Tileras. rhons
sag.J. Mr.. E. c. Coleman.
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FOR RENT

FOR RKNT-Warehouse space au All
rnad siding For farther ininralian
address T. q BOX i1s
FOR RENT- Desk spar-Aprlg &c. m
Tour ali Ws,t egld
FOR RESr-Onice spaes lie r'uth
feuuh. opposite postoffee. Phone
-1ih-I
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WANTED-Automobiles
WANTED-Salesmen
WANTED-Houses
LIVE STOCK

FOR aALE-One extra good pair %
four years old mare .nulrs, raised here.
J. n Nipp phone .tll ri
FOR SALE-Horsess 80 head o. 5000
young WORK horses and mares. all
sound and broke 10 work weigh from
1000 20 1900 pounds. $40 North
Broadway drahde Wagon Yards. Al.
buaueFque. n N Scott RideEour, phone
I6hs-J.
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FARMS N RANCHES

fOR KEST-Wbi-an Rsnr6 0u Nortl
Fourth street Phone 1901
BiG OPENING farm snd stoek ',nds IL
btauiiml Chsms valley tbs srring
Write X. Heron. Chama. IS n
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DREssMAKIEG

EuiRf AND bREssMAkIS0 500 4
"a. Phone itso,J
NAROfnFRY' srENrfLtNG ana ClftkA
PAINTING iAmpshadss o. Nrder
Wosilako Art Sindio. Rnom v N.lri
HlHr
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FOR ALR-~Typewriters

tOK AAIE HUMANITARIAN alnds.
both new and srcend hand bought,
qas Types ritter EHchangeI Phone e0n.J.
l2a South Fourth b.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY to loan on watcher damenaa,
lcwelv Gottlieh's l05 y Fitsi -
CONffDEh1lAL Loans on isueifI. DIS
mppds. watches. ldberty bonds pa
nos. l~utnmohiifk Lowest fafrs 10th
man's. III south FIRST. Beaded 90 the
state
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FOE R~ENT-Houses

roK Rhg1 Modarn furnishod eoiiAse,
2 fooms and rlsssed 40 sleeping ppt IA.
On earliHe Apply i2is : kdith
fOR RFNT One four room. wrll furnish.
cd house a2s ~ Fourth aud i've
room, house. well furnished. Aif " Mar
quite Both modern Or kasisrias
TOR RFNT-Npw four room furnished
cottage In tho Highlands. phouo
p2a u Miner, afst West Central
FOR RENr-Niceiy furnished bnnfalo~
Tor Housekeeping consists Of living
tnom, kitchenette, two sleeping porches,
hot aud cold running water Ne~iir
range, ESQ. 90 per month. fhors Dr.
Murphey aei
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NOTICE

BiCYcLE MESSENGER s%sTsies. Phone
1861
THREE siiAvEs 4 week AZ ysar home
W hotel ti,oO. Perkins Bros. phone
W.
CLEANING hAlsomine End paper, waving
noors. Work guaranteed. John
1oodsonl Phone dst.J
ACCORDION fLEATfN0-skirt and
ruffloA Of all kinds. N, Crane, as
u. kaNanih NilnaI INnnn NJ
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aADfATORs made and repaired
shriner's Radlator shop ga N FOURTH.
NEW Oakland sis, viii sell for cash or
I'll Or phone 1ef.W.
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foR sALk-One blue aud one gray high
grade porcelain rahrei last lsars price
flsl So vii sacrifice for si272j. TO
close out stock. Prize. l. somple'e with
T. water front delivered and sci up. This
Ia The hizrest barFain ~ have had 90
offer Tor many month";. Star Furniture
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AND EGGS

FDn NALL unH O%rpaasion 49, IoT
hatching Phone t7iu.M.
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FOR sALE-Furniture

FOE sALI-nousshoia furniture inelud.
ing piano Al IN good condition 100
North Edith.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-29
R|0T|NG BREAKS
OUT IN RAILWAY
SH0PS-STR|KE
West Maryland Forces
Object to Non-Union
Men to Turn Engine.

Hagerstown, Md, March 2S-Riot-
ing broke out in the yards Of the West
ern Maryland railroad late Tuesday
night, when an attempt was said to
have been made by non-union employees
to turn an engine. Members of the
federated shops crafts and of the main
tenance of way employees unions, who
went out on strike last Saturday be-
cause of wage reductions, were said to
have interfered with the non union
workers and railway guards were de-
clared to have discharged revoIvers in
an effort to quell the disturbance.
One man was reported to have been
wounded.
The rioting, however, continued with
no sign Of immediate abating. Rail
road officials were understood to have
communicated with their general Of
fees at Baltimore. with the possibil-
ity that state troops might be called.
The strike is a sequel to the taking
over Of the Western Maryland railway
shops and maintenance of way work by
the Dickson Repair and Construction
company, of Youngstown, Ohio. The
walkout was called as protest against
a reduction in wages and an increase in
the work day from to 10 hours. the
unions demanding that the contracting
firm restore the rate of pay. rules and
working conditions established by the
United States railroad labor board
while the shops were being operated
by the railroad.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-29
CANADIAN DRYS
TOLD To WATCH
RESULT IN i. s,
Ask Premier to Launch
Prohibition Over Line
but He Says, Nixey!

Ottawa. Ont, March 2S.-Prohibi-
ton advocates Tuesday called on Pre-
mler King to make all of Canada bone
dry.
The premier promised that the sug-
gcstion for a dominion-wide measure
to supplant provincial liquor laws would
receive careful consideration by the
cabinet. but that no such measure would
be introduced at the present session of
the house of commons.
Explaining that his ministers had
hardly enough time to famiiarize
themselves with their problems, the
premier added that. for his own part.
he did not favor prohibition in any
thing. although he favors temperance in
everything. He assured the delegation
that waited upon him that the govern
ment would do everything it could to do
to foster temperance movement and
assisting the provinces to enforce pre-
sent laws.
In considering any measure to ban
the manufacture, importation and ex-
portation liquors in Canada, the pre-
nlier Indicated that careful study
would be made of how the experiment
was working out in the United States
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-29
RICHARD FREED
BY P0KER-FACE
JURY IS bA|LED
Sports Promoter Saws It
Was Tenser Than His
$4,000 Crap Game.

New York, March 2S.-George T..
('Tex") Rickard international sports
promoter. Tuesday night was found
not guilty of criminal assault on Sarah
Schoenfeld, 15-year- school girl, by
jury IN the supreme court. The
verdict was handed down after the
half. W
When the verdict was announced.
Rickard. his face flushed, went over
to his counsel, Max d. Steuer, and en-
braced him.
This is the happiest day of my life,''
exclaimed Rickard.
There was some applause when the
verdict was announced.
When word came that the jury was
ready to deliver verdict Rickard ap-
peared somewhat bewildered.
Have you arrived at verdict o.
asked Chief Clerk Penny.
I'VE have replied Albert c. Hoy.
textile agent. the foreman.
We find George L. Rickard not
guilty"
Bail on Other Charges
Richard then was told that he would
be freed under bail, pending disposal
of other charges against him.
Nhen court was auJ0ufned, many
spectators shook Richards hand and
court attendants had difficulty in pre-
serving order. Richard was carried
almost bodily from the court room up
one flight of stairs to the sheiff's of
flee. where he posed for photographers.
Turning to newspapermen, Richard
said:
"Thank you ALL God bless you You
have all been very nice to me. I've
never been happier in my life. Boys,
I have shot craps for $4,000 roll
and was never in any greater sus-
pense than when the jury returned to
the court room. Did you see the poker
faces they had on?''
Explain Poker Face
Asked by a cub reported what he
meant by poker faces" Rickard said:
why, you couldn't read them. You
couldn't tell what they had in mind.''
Rickard was given three cheers by
the crowd as he stepped into his auto
mobile to be taken home.
Later Richard explained TINT he
played his $4,000 crap game with a
man named CarstaiSs IN Philadelphia.