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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

W. e. Fuller, superintendent ~
the Galesburg division. said yester-
day that the lot would require an
ing to the extent of at least 30901
yards. As no plans for the con
templated building have been
drawn up, it is impossible to mako
any announcement of the probabla
cost of the structure.
A large part of the expense will
be incurred blythe filling opera
lions. Announcement is made how
ever, that the roundhouse will be
of brick construction and will have
an eight-stall capacity.
As soon as the necessary order
is received from headquarters =
force of men will be put at work
filing up the lot. and it is antici-
pated that bids for erection will
soon be asked for.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
PICK JURY FOR
THIELKE CASE
Rock Island Girls $4,000 Damage
Claim After Auto Acct
dent Heard.

Jurors in the Davenport district
court will decide whether Gertrude
Thielke, 1898 Eighth avenue. Rock
Island, thrown through the wind
shield of a speeding automobile
can collect damages from the driv-
err of the machine for the loss OF
her beauty.
Miss Thielke, whose petition re-
cites that she suffered facial in
iuries Nov. 26, when an auto own
ed by A. P. Connor, heir to Hag-
erstown, Md, fortune, skidded and
plunged through a fence, is suing
the latter for $4,000 damages. and
the case is now up for trial. Con-
nor. after the accident, was fined
500 for reckless driving.
Conner is said to have offered
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
SERvUS RUBBER
PLANT MERITS
ARE OUTLINED
CitfEens' Mass Meeting Heard Civic
Engineers Estimate Of Benc.
dts Of New Enterprise.

Find something for which there
In d proper demand, locate IT In
proper buying radius, having the
necessary transportation facilities,
place practical proven business men
with a history of achievement in
the particular field which that
business covers, and you. have the
ideal combination which history
proves has made industrial enter
prises such astounding successes"
said w. J. Fitzgerald, Civic engi-
neer," Chicago, addressing a mass
meeting of citizens in the Rock Is
land club last night.
1t was the speakers contention
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

An exceptional offering that will
make your hosiery cost less.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

A special group offered for Saturday that ought t
sell them in hurry. Sports models, the twO-bu
ton narrow lapel for young men and the stapl
threebutton model for the more conservative dres,
er. Regulars and stouts- Very special
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

the girl the machine which he drove
al the time of the accident. a 1921
model Stutz 5-passenger car IN
settlement of her claim, but the
offer was rejected.
The automobile is now In pos
session OF the Scott county sherin
on a writ of attachment sworn out
by the girls father. E. ]. Thielke,
who is bringing the suit on behalf
of his daughter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Genuine hand made and hand
embroidered blouses of fine
white batiste. Also new tail
ored waists trimmed with
check ginghams, $3.50 and
$500 values, @1 20
edch 800. ka<O
Second Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
SPEEDER AND WILD :
DRIVER ARE FINED

Fred Ldsdale was fined IS in po-
lice court last night for exceeding
the speed limit with his automo-
bile.
F. w. Hentz, arrested for care
less and reckless driving. paid a IS
fine and the costs assessed by JUS
tice J. P. Kelly last night in police
court
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
Notions

Just-rite Hair Nets-extra large
size, all celors, Saturday. 3 for 25c.
kohinoor Snap Fastener-au
sizes, black or white, card &c.
Chiidren's Hickory Waists all
sizes, special for Saturday SOC.
Children's Hickory Hose Support
ers-black or white, all sizes, pair CSC.
Toe Collar Bands-for mems or
boys shirts, all sizes, each Sc.
(hain Floor)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Bingham dresses, sizes 2
to IA ..... 80. 9Se
Summer wash dresses,
sizes 9 to IA $3.50
Muslin gowns, sizes 2 10
ii, SOC TO .9Sc
Drawers and bloomers, two
lots, 2Sc and ........ sec
tSecond Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
prnDLERs DISMISSED.

Charged with peddling without a
license, w. F. Foley. Clinton, Iowa,
and P. E. Chapman, Rock Island,
were arraigned in police court this
morning. Their cases were dismiss
ed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
10000 YARDS OF
DIRT IN BIG FILL
Burlington Moves Big Quantity OF
Earth for New Round
house Site.

Officials Of the Burlington road,
which will shortly erect new
roundhouse at the foot Of Thirty
eighth street, Immediately west Of
the Moline-Universa Tractor plant,
hope to have the roundhouse OPP
Grating at an early date this fall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
pARNPs HEADS C. OF C.

Washington, May 19.-Julius H.
Barnes of Duluth, Mimi. was elect
ed president of the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States at
the annual session.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

tunity Of benentting in the largo
profits which are anticipated
The election Of Walter A. Rosea-
field and H H. C1eaveland as di-
rectors was formally announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Many new styles including Patent ex-
ferds. welt soles and low heel, Smoked Elk
Oxfor1s, brown calf saddle strap, Sport
0xfords, white smoked elk with black pa
tent aprons, low heels, Tan oxfozds with
low heel. Tomorrow very nE or
special, pair ....... 1890. 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

Do you own residence lo,7 We will
build house for you. following your
plans or We will furnish them. pay.
ments monthly to suit your purse. con.
suit our building department Fidelity
Investment Co, Usage 1853. first floor
soeurity building.
OWN YOUR HOME
$3.50 YOUR DOWN PAYMENT.
CORNER LOT 6-fuom modern house and
garage. on tho paving, close 20 school
sEn6a J,lnsy, Purcha!as,e, price 1900 and
fsS 6pe' cnGn, cmG1n' s,s Js' os'se e''' Neu"r
FOR sALE-One 6.room house, 10 coll
ored people In part % the colorcd dis
trict. nsase 2tStR.
FOCR.ROOM modern horse and lot Tor
sale. seventh and Quincy street. 6ls,
BARGAIN
FIvE-RooM bungalow, Just completed.
good electric fixtures. you can move ia
today; just thnki Price $4,000 with
$500 cash. balance f35 per month, tn
Guiding interest; large lot bOAl76 feet;
let Us show you now.
YApoN INVESTMENT 70.
OEhkS iaos"pNoos eso hfHh'uS biAH
FOR SALE on RENT--Four.toom house,
acre and half Of ground. on sand Sprirrps
car line Phone Osnge lll9.
FOR sALE--At bargain and on easy
terms. brand-new. 5-room house, In
Rogers Heights addition, must sell
Usage sOE5
FoUR.ROoM house on sand Springs Inc;
gas. slsctricityI well on back porch. viii
take lot or car for my equity Price
FOR sALE--Three story rst.apArtment;
bungalow In rear viii consider part
Cedar 1880,
FOR sALE-Fiye-roofn furnished house
with sleeping porch. corner lot; east
front. South Utica. Call cedar 176-R.
FOR sALE-Ii0use and lot, ti,56O cash.
balance t2S month. ll6 ). Tacoma.
FOR sALE-Flye rooms, large bath. fuIl
sized lot fruit trees, garage. space for
your chickens basement; Riyeryiew
district. price $3.50, $4,000 cash,
owncr Cedar 952.
FOR SALE
five-ruom modern, tile bath, breakfast
ROOM best hardwood floors throughout.
French doors. beautiful mantcl md
decorations garage basement and sold
owner Cedar 2b2S.J.
FOR sALE-spiendld built sungalow in
the best section Of North Elwood. slx
large rooms, breakfast room. Farage.
| servants quarters. large basement, Tile
| bath. all built-tn features solid cement
drive and porch. VIII cell Tor less than
cost. badly need Of cash. good terms
Phone osago 7os2' after D. m call
Usage 1881,
HAVE YOU
$3.50 CASH 10 pay downNon large. g.
room with built-ln features fuli-sizod
lot, 2scar garage, paved street. THIS
| property is worth ti5Ou; owner made
money and will take $3.50, n you can
get his equity In cash 70 see this bar
gain call Usage 7s53.50ss,
YADON INVESTMENT co.
6s5 Kennedy Bldg
| HORACE MANN DISTRICT - SIx-room
| bungalows real home, just about
right and what you have been looking
for; ask Us for particulars. Leslie
Brooks Co, resltors Usage 2s72,
| HlLLCREsT-1GsOO $1,000 cash, balance
arranged 20 suit buyer. s-roOm modern ,
| hardwood floors, nice decorations and
fixtures, French doors, large closets
| built.in features; this house is ar
ranged 80 as 10 reut OUT rooms; roal
bargnin Call nsrkenwald, cedar 1911.
| IRVING PLACE-ib.6OO with ii,000
cash buys large byoom bungalow, tie
| bath, double floors, nice decorations
large closets pavement, also house ON
rear renting Tor $40 a MONTH 2-car
garage. Can OIL city Realty Co. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
BARGAIN! BARGAIN! BARGAIN!
$500 Cash--Owner Must Sell--$40 Monthly
FIVE-ROOM MODERN WITH GARAGE

block
school hardwood throughout
handsome aions
+eo
o oii7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
LIsTINGs

MOVE TOMORROW IN YOUR OWN
HOME.
$500 Down and $40 per month will put
youth possession Of u home can Usage
692 cedar $50 or cedar gts-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Real Estate for Sale
Mnrsrs rnN NM


by OWNER--Three blocks Sacred Heart.
four blocks Lincoln school practically
new, modern and attractive 7-ro0m bun.
gaiow. Full description. price aud
BEAUTIFUL hlEh location ~ Irving
place addition. Just completed ana can
sve Immediate possession. 6.foom bun
ealow latest design. breakfast room.
Sfys s,.yy 'DsS oss doors toor. si ,hroashoat 5nd
nicely decorated. attractive electrical
iiAtutes' this home Is carefully
planned, has all modern sui up.to.date
Osags tss2
BRAND NEW sroom huuss On sand
springs line, close 20 station, az q great
bargain. Cell Mccain. usago ttfi. eos
BEST BuY. five rooms modern, 2-csr ga.
tsge. on pavement good location only
-lg.Se9. $500 cssh. osage 500 n.
CLOSE IN Broom house for sale or sent
Phone owner, Cedar 1870.
DuPLEN--We have lir6e number ot
dupicNea tnat can be bought for low
cash payments down. u you want o.
call ". on city Realty Co. CedaS
luii
EAST sfbE- Five-room bungaiow ana
sleeping porch hardwood floors bul't.iu
features. fu'l size lot close ~ car line.
10000. $500 cash, balance t2C65 per
month. Mr. lnlow owner cedar sosd.
EAsS side 6.room bungalow. hardwood
lloors. built-ln features, garage, only
1850. with $500 cash. Hurry Osage
sS0i
EAST stpE--tI7bO, with $500 cash. bal.
ance $40 per month, buys new b.roUm
modern bungalow, hardwood floors
French doors, bcautlfui decorations
nlre electric fixtures, pavement. side
walks, close TO transportation. can
cedar ioii
EXCLUSIVE south side bungalow that nus
never been On the market before. Six
rooms aud breakfast room arranged dtt-
fefently from the ordinary bungalow. /.
Gear garage ana servants quarters,
basement and furnace, priced AZ s.. 900
less than anything else IN this nelrhbor.
hood. You Will not bo disappointed u
you call on this one n you are looking
for a sl2.500 homo f0r 10000. Osaga
l20i or Cedar t6t9.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES ron REM

HOUSE for rent. five rooms 'east front
modern. bungalow; newly decorated
Fourteenth. West and Carthage avenue
$50 per month Usage 4s0t, cedar ii2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

IRVING PLACE--3G.boo with 1890 cash
buys beautiful new bungalow. hard
wood floors. beautiful decorations, nice
electrical fixtures. Tile baih, pedestal
lavHtory, built-in tub. nice mantel,
bookcases, large closets. screened porch,
corner lot, pavement, blinds go with
house. For appointment call Waite
stlts Cedar lGl4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
ARKANSAS

UOIsEs FOR sAIr

rWO good tarns ~ roo acres each. east
bt NEnita, close 10 the OZARK trail. extra
kood land, well watsred three miles
from Grand river, Tor sale or trade flr
Tulsa property See MoClain. i0J So
SuIity Bag. Osags G5gl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

BEST BuY. five rooms modern 2-car "a.
tage, on pavement. good location, only
i5bo0, 1900 cash. Osage al01 n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
OWN YOUR HOME

$3.50 your Down PAYMENT.
CORNER LOT. 6-toom modern house and
garage. on tho pHYing, close 20 school
and Jitncy, purchase price $1,000 and
$50 per month, Call Oshge se2, Cedar
40 or Cedar 2fS-R
FOR SALE--One Groom house, to col
ored people IN part % the colored dis
trict. usase 2tStR.
FOUR.ROOM modern hocse and lot Tor
sale. Seventh ana quincy street Gle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

Do you own a residence lo,7 We will
build a house for you. following your
plans or We will furnish them, pay
ments monthly TO sutt your purse con.
suit our building department Fidelity
Investment Co, Usage 1853. first floor
Soeurity building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
$50 PER MONTH

win buy "a 5-rOom modern bungalow
Log cabin ouk 'luors. pedestal lava
tory, garage under house, located on
paved street, near good school ana
transportation, sewer Ia paid out,
Price is &i,75O cash payment $1,000.
This urouertv cannot hp duplicated
tor this prico aud at one time sold
Tor $1,000, owner must have money
this week
THE b. Nj. GROTKOP co.
215 Kennedy Bldg, Usage 1898
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

by OwNER-Thfee blocks Sacred Heart
four blocks Lincoln school practically
new, modern and attractive 7-roOm bun.
galow. FulI description. price aud
terms. call cedar ggtA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

FOR RENT--Four.room house on 81 John
street In Lombard addition; good base
See the house, then see owner at III
~ Dsnver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
BARGAIN

FOR sALE--Three- flst.apArtment;
bungalow In rear, will consider part
trade income $3.50 per month. Call
Cedar 1880,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Havana Entries

first race tpurse 500: claiming: three
.rU"ir,oIHs; i've and a half furlonRs)-
<WhisperinE. ST. -Ficti!e. 100: .rolo1e
me. loV sun Girl. 100; Elias O., lO7
..nstre, 1903; Awning. l09 Smiling Lad
Second racs (pursc 800: claiming
~ ,rn- yea r-oids and upward: six furloresI
ne EnGuirer. i02, "Koran 1o2; Gra.
il"n, na, lo2 'Ossood, 1o5: haywood. Io7
,,T'HN.n, ~ io7 sIululand. lo7; Rameau
~. ~ American Eagle, 11O; Major parlze
:, Third race tpurse $500: the rrebrc
s,sno'cap three vear-olds and onward
.Ee ana half furlongs, -5I-ltlrno 81
'.raysslan, loS: Mayor House. los; Last
pn1, tn, h' III The Boy, 1ls: Belle of Eliza
oc' n'o"n' JIG. &C. & D. Stable entry.
il. , rouTtl, 1a race 'pursc 500; claiming
nli ,Htee- year olds and upward: one mile anc
M M!'N Hards) Who Can Tell. 90; CainIto
10, MARY Erb 103; "Lis7t 1903; sIIKht
Tmnt"stic 1Ga' sti, lQ' sbuleer. 1866 @Rey nnnis
lo3 Felix NJ lOS 9' =
Fifth race 'pursa $500: claiming. thrae.
Near-olds and upward, one mile ana Gff,
a. a. I. - hacc hnalian. GS: sD01lv 6 os
,ianl, iaaoy Faust ost lol; 'suez, io3 Great
ia"k o'"k io$' Tawasentha, 1O5: Hatrack
l,o., lpoi M .Ndoo 1926; Gallon Berry. los 5
sixth race (purse 500; claiming. four
-, ~ -oius ana upward; one mile)- )--ePoca
,o.,o' W. Maysville. 1912: Peggy Rives
w ~, Mary Jane HalSer. l02: aHocnir l0t
.vandle ,.?,a Light, 100: Harry Nj. stevens. los
" lseman' los; Little Gink Ill. Nv
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Harvard Clinches Team Title
In Glass B Squash Tourne,
The Summaries
MONTCLA1R. 3; CRESCENT. !

MONTCIA1R. 3; CRESCENT.
X v Crawford Montclair, defeated n
r Torrance. Crescent 15-3, 15-5 Park
Parker. Montclsir, defeated ]. c Tread
well. Crescent, 15-7 15--18 1915: J
G. Waldron Montclair. defeated H. p
Burroughs. Crescent, lS-T, 15--e; E r
Cypiot. Crescent, defeated j. Sanders
Montclair. l5-P. 10-15, 15-lI; c. A.
Hipk'ns. Montcisir. defeated II. G. Treiss
Crescent, ls-l5, Isl Il. b Luchars
Montclai-. defeated J. Dayton Crescent
l5-3. l5-p.
HARVARD, 4; COLUMBIA, 3.
X. Kunhardt Columbia defeated w
Rand jr. Harvard, l5--lo. 1o-l5. 15-l2:
W. Il. Robinson. Harvard. defeated r. f.
Wigham Columbia, l5-1o, 1s-a: G. ".
nbis, 15-lc; Its: q; f. Abbot,
Pa. 15-4. Is: c. w. Chambers, Column
ba. defeated George ONeill, Harvard
l5-6. is; George Gould jr.. Coun-
bia. defeated r. c. Rand, Harvard, 15-s.
15-7 w. NJ. Carson ir., Harvard. de-
feated ]. w. Pulleyn, Columbia, 15-ll,
l5--ll.
YALE, s: PRINCETON. 3
X. oPrten. Yale. defeated L. Reek-
man. Princeton. liza. e-l5. 15-ls;
c. Martin. Yale defeated J. b McKib-
ben Princeton. l5--O. LIE; G l..
Smith. Yale. detected "a M Kidder
Princeton. 15--S ID: J. p=n!son
Princeton. defeated II. G. McClintock
Yale l5--l7 l5--2 Or. Mitiendorf. Prince
ton. defeated ). Spaulding, Yale. ID
15-l7. IS-i4; G. A. Walker ir. Prince
ton. defeated r. W. Wolf. Yale. Id
l5-o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
New Orleans Entries

First race .(maidcn two ycar-olds: claim.
ns ns, rny puFss ,oa ST. ooo three fu,Iongs) .Bof
skinner, li2; Margaret Loretta. iio; Lilac
Time. los; Rockahye. loo; Dardanclla ia
1',usonist. 10; 'Chef rlynn. lo7, 'retrol-
~ Also eligible Miss Lady, los, Laura
Gafiney. 107; KoeliIa, Ic8.
r'Sso SsoonH o0o rHee three year-olds; claiming
11oss 1os .Happy Buxton; ios: Yelled Colleen
ioS; Hcrmis Kemble. 1O7; Image. 100.
nahy Evelyn. los; Crock o. Cold. ios
sl;ady Rochester. 1o3, Little Patsy ia
Also eligible: 'Avirida. los.
Third race tfour-vear-olds and inward
claiming; purse $1,000; six furiongs)
M9se. ~; The Decision. ~; .'ricilish
aohns 'o s'1n,nm 1rnma snn na ., silence Ioa
Fourth race (four-year-olds and upward
claiming; purse $1,000; six furlonrsl,
AbIazc. 112; 'kirah los. "Escarpoi.tto
~; .Mo 'qck p scot ils; 'oaklawn Relie, ioI
ury. 10s: 'Doric. lo4 '''N
Fifth race (the Kingsley House f4nndj.
ca ca no four year -olds and upward; purge
fl,coo' snco' g one ,"s m'!e\ Kings Champion. Io7
l!o' Dlarney Stone. lo2; Hygone Dave
sixth race Uhe Brookdalc Purge: four
ssar,olds =, and upward allowances: purse
Promis'ng Tom. lo5 Tharon. lo5: nu,te
John, lO7 Cimsrron. 100; Pastoral Swain
80, Rep, 106. Ginger. lie; Mysterious Girl
llo- Nunzaf. lo5.
pnrse o9o one mile Printers Devfl D''ff
IS; 'Charllne. 1927 sBcrrington. o. Deen
fmMer, 81 ne :, lo5; 'D9ly varden, 81. Kate
lo@; Matches Mary, lo2. 0''
Apprcntice allowance OF five pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
New Orleans Results

First race for maiden three year-ol olda .
sl'9w11Ses sdr, 4s,s1 q@rse o90 one mila'con- %
won; Sun Tine. 10 CBurl5r} 9 to 2 to )
ana to . second Flunslia. 1oe CafcCoy,.
also ran.
Second race Cfor -ycar-olds and ur-
ward, claiming purse ST 900 six furlonws)
to 8. won; Melon Atdn. fo2 1Scohie>. 6
70 J, 70 and . to =, second Ac" Of
> to l, third Tim. i:ls o. Rain Eli. XII.
Nroitus, Oraleggo. Herald and satana also
Third race Cor -Nesr-olds and ur-
wand claiming. purse 81 coo: six furlonrs)
ond to 20. won Marie Maxim. as
ond Jago. 10 1Wilson, 6 10 ] TO Q ana
to 8 third. Time. LIS 4-5 Actress
The Decision. Malvolio. Trantula, Antici-
pate ana Lndy Luxury also ran.
Fourth race tfor three ycar-olds: allow
ances; purse $1,000; five and half fur
sT~n s1.a,, snd 70 s. Won Comma nder Nc;
l to 4. second Ashland. 100 Poo) s to
J. to and even third. Time III Red
Leaf Margi" Ti1nbrel. Birdie G. and pilly
Dunn also ran
FIFTH race (the Coliseuln Purse: for five
yesn.o'ds end upward allowances: purse
: 5000. 900 one mile and seventy yards)--
10 g. won; Mormon Elder. lo4 IooD.
to b. to 20 and TO 4. second; Romeo.
lo4 (Bruening). to L. even and TO g.
third Time. l52 a l<irah and Grayson
also ran
sISth Yaee Cor four-vsar,olds and up
ward: claiming purse $1,000; one mile
and sixteenth) Gray Gables IL G.ylSe)
- to ). to and to 3. won; Who
Cares, 10s 'Lang), to !. even and . TO s.
second Lucky p. l15 (Wilson) 6 to !, :
TO and even, third. Time, :56l- . Day
Lily Balance Wheel and Translate also
Seventh race (for four -year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $1,000, ono mile and
an ighth)-Searchlight III, 90 CThomas)
I 20 |. 5 TO and even, won; John Arbor.
81 iOwensl. 10 to |, to ! and to s.
second Attorney Muir, 100 (Wilson), Z TO
:, TO + and 3 to s, third. Time. 2 :O6
Marie Rappod. Sammy Jay. Crimson
Rambler. W. II. Buckner and Iiomeward
Bound airO ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Havana Results

First race Nour- -Ncar-olds and upward
claiming purse 500. SIX furlones' '-l'c<l'
even. won jap Muma. 1i2 1ileISay,' Z '' t,
p to and to 4. second; Lullaby, 10:
Time. l:l5 5. Mable Reynolds. bubbles
Dandy YAM Say When. Automatic ned
short Change. 'andiemar. Catoctin anc
bon Thrush lso ran
claiming; purse 500: six furiongs) Re
buhe, lIo NNeisay), ! TO 2 ! 70 6 and
TO Won; IIyeres. fo3 tTie'ds} to !
To aud to ., second: Keltoi, 10.
fN SwarD. to l, to and 20 >
thita Time l:ls 10 .Aleso, rlaudell.a
A.rt' 'nisa. Tag Day Margaret Nash QUO
Fannie " h'te also ran.
Third race Nonr-ye -year-olds and upward
selling; purse $500, five and a half fur.
lonas) Billy Boots. los (Pocio). to
to : snd to .. won. perAlavity o6
FraHculelo. IL (Dominick). ; 10 J. to !
aand even third. Time. LOS neeQy Ri4es
j rsSica, Waking l'r"aln. ChisCa pittsNurg
Tom Goose and willie Woods also ran.
Fourth race Gou~-y -yoar-olds and upward
selling: purse 500: fivn and half fur
longs Discussion. lo5 CMaib"n). to !.
A.9rrisse; }; to :. e.sn ana 10 :. sec
oNd; Norfo! Belle, 1o5 CHunO. 10 to /.
70 a0 coen to rn, Shi'S %ata5"sd r%s 9s soxs
ana Luineme also ran.
Fitth race (thrco year olds and upward
claiming purse 500; orc nile and fifty
Nafds) L 'iuardsman. ITO 'Niison), 10 TO I,
to and to l, Won; Caraway. lo5 (Car-
rolD, to J. to and to s. second
Navajo, lo7 lNennedy. to 6. to 5 and
to 5. third. Time. 80 4-5. Aigrette.
MARY Ero. Planfarede. Toyalong, Sir Ad-
sum and Pokey b. also ran
Sixth race (hree ycar-olds ana upward
selling; purse $500, one mile and fifty
yards, Fair Orient, 40 Gields), I to 10.
to and ! TO 8, Won; Little Dear 1Oi
lFrlbble). to ]. to and l to l. second
George W" io7 fscheffeD. to /. to ?
and 70 D. third. Time, 80 80. Wreck
iess. Stir Up. Salesman, Peaceful Star and
Aztec also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Beccher Given
Decision Over
johnny Brown
Draw Would Have Been
Popular Decision; Darcy.
Conn Award Also Poor

Charley Beccher, Of New York was
given tho decision over johnny Brown
o. England, in the star bout Of twelve
rounds at the Pioneer Athletic Club
'ast night. 1t looked as though a draw
would have been more popular dec;
SION. Ececher and Brown each weigh cd
l22 pounds. Brown had all the bette
or the early rounds, but seemed to tire
after the sixth, and from then on was
mostly on the defensive.
beecher started fast and in theGr ct
round had Brown backing to the rope,
,or rellef, but in the second the Eng
''Shmnn came back strong. Brown wa q
much c1everer than his opponent, but
could not put over the punch
They battled evenly until tho tenth
when Bcccher brcezed into tho ,ood
by delivering blows in clinches that did
hol appear to meet with the approval
or the fans. The kissing at times
caused Heechcr to Offer his hand to
thc Lngllshman. But this seemed y
tame compensation for the wallops he
gave Johnny in the close-ups.
In the semi final Johnny Darcy. Of
the West Side, was given the decision
over Joe Conn, Of England. Conn bca,
Darcy all the way. The decision of
the Judges and referee was about as
oad as has been rendered since boxing
IN the two prciminarics Bud TO-
scphs beat Johnny Inhouse in tcn
rounds and Jackie Fox was awarded
the decision over Buddy Wallace in six