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Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
FAMOUS ACTRESS BEGGING

BERLIN, June 10.-Helena Odilion,
once known and worshipped through.
out the European continent as the. ia
nous Viennese actress, is now forced
to sell matches in the cabarets and res
taurants of Berlin to keep herself from
starving. Helena wears picture hat
on which is pinned little placard
which reads; "Odilon playing her last
part to save herself from starvation. .
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
RIVER GAGE GETS
ABOVE q FEET

The Colorado river gage at Yuma to-
day is estimated at 27.5 feet, estimated
as the crest of the present flood.
The discharge is figured at 10000
feet.
Falling stage is expected tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
BANK BANDITS GET CASH

KANSAS CITY, June 10.-Four
bandits today held up the cashier at
the Welbern State Bank, three miles
west of here and escaped with $4,150.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
EARTHQUAKE IN KANSAS

SALINA, Kas., June IU.-A shhrT
earthquake was felt near Salina at 1854
this morning. No damage was done.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
3 g g g g 6 G 90 9 9 g
WHAT'S DOING TONIGHT

g Imperial Valley Bankers' as,
q sociation meets at the Holtytlls
g city hall this evening; banquet
@ served by L. U. B. A. society.
g Annual Methodist assembly at
g Jacumba.
6 Regular Saturday evening
q dance at Seeley.
q Whole family takes bath
g G g g G G g g g q q e
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10
BIG LEAGUES
TODAY

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 10.-Babc
Ruth hit his sixth home run Of the
season in the third inning of the
Brown-Yanks game hero this afternoon.
Shocker was pitching for st. Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-10

Southern California--Fair to-
night and Sunday, except near
coast.
Washington-Weather outlook,
June 12 to II in Pacific states
Generally fair and normal.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29

The members OF the Glad Girls
class of the Christian church Sunday
school with their teacher, Mrs. J. w.
Hell, went to Dooley's lake south of
town, where they went into camp and
arc enjoying a week of outdoors.
Tentage and camp equippage were
soon arranged and the young ladies,
eighteen in number, are having the
time of their hives,
Mems best Work Shirts, special
Sc, Walker McKibben
Wednesday morning Frank Burrus,
a mechanic employed at the Pub
lie garage, met With an accident that
may result seriously. He was work
ing on battery OF car when the
gasoline blow torch, which he was
using exploded and quantity OF
acid was blown from the battery in
his eyes. A physician was at once
summoned who gave him what relief
possible. 1t will be several days be-
fore the full extent OF the injury can
be determined.
In the announcement columns of
the Johnson county papers there APP
pears the name of Miss Ruth B.
Moore. of Holden. who is candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for recorder of deeds OF Johnson
county Miss Moore is the daughter
OF the late Rev S. B, Moore, former
iy pastor of the Christian church, of
this place, and she has many friends
here who will wish her success in her
race.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29

Build up your system and feel fin
all the time by taking Tanlac.-C. c
Rhodes.
Walter Williams, of The Wakor
Trust Company, at Kansas City spen
Sunday in this city with home folks
Rev. H A. Mitchell returned the
last Of the week from Marionville
where he had been on business fol
several days.
Mems Khaki Pants, extra for Sis
Walker McKibben Mere. Co.
Miss Juanita Holloway came down
IRON Kansas City the last of the week
for visit with Butler relatives and
f,iends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Deffenbaugh
were down from Kansas City Sunday
spending the day at the Col. c. +.
NCDDilS' IlOiilC, OH NOItH Mali StiSSt.
Mrs. Gilbert Baker spent a few
days the last of the week visiting at
the home of. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Hensley, on South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Haley re-
turned to their home in Kansas City
tile last of the week after spending
several days in this city attending to
business matters.
Mrs. Chas. Frank of southwest Of
town, was called to Pittsburg, kans.,
Sunday by the news of the death of
her father which occurred in the city
early that morning.
Miss Bertha Seelinger has re-
turned to her home in Kansas City
after a visit in this city at the homes
of her sisters Mrs. Roy Bartlett and
Mrs. Chester Sleeth.
Colgates Gold Plated Compact
Powder, 81, Waiker-McKibben's.
Rev. c. X. Wolfe, superintendent
of the Hume public schools, was a
Butler visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Few. Wolfe was formerly pastor OF
the NJ. E. church, South, in this city.
Rev. E. H. Williamson of Sedalia
vii! preach at Double Branches Sum-
day, July 2 at II m. and p. m.
The night service will be. illustrated
with picturues.
Mems best Overalls, $I.35.
Walker-McKibben Mere. Co.
Fred Cecil, member of the county |
central committee from
Walnut township was in town Tues
day afternoon and made this Office
an appreciated call.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29

The body OF Howard A. Watson
who died at his home in Kansas City
Monday of last week was brought tc
this city Friday and interment made
in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr.. Watson
was a former resident OF this city,
having resided here about IS years
ago.
Sunday morning about 500 O'Clock
the fire department was called to the
home OF D. Reynolds on North Me-
cl.anic street, but before the alarm
was turned in the fire had made such
Roadway that the house was almost
totally destroyed, together with much
of the hous ehold goods.
|: you have reason to think your
Child is suffering from worms, take
the safe courae-use Whites Cream
Nermifuge. Worms can not resist its
expclling influence. Price, CSC. Sod
by Travis Drug & Mercantile
Co.. June
Sunday. evening as Elmer Jones
was backing his car from the garage
preparatory to taking a ride, his lit
tic son, who with its mother were
waiting to get in the car, ran behind
it and before Mr.. Jones could stop
the little fellow was run over. Be-
sides suffering several bruises he sus-
tanned broken arm.
Real turned sole Comfort Oxfords
s. and S.. Observation-Disclosures.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Hensley mo-
tered down from Kansas City Friday
night for severa, days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hens
ley and with her brother, H. ].
Scribner, OF near Foster. Mr.. Hens
Icy has a responsible position with
the Stagner, McGredy & Peirinnet
live stock commission company of
Kansas City.
TURNIP SEED
Fresh Bulk Turnip Seed
Backed by quantity price.
Will sell you for
OF Sc; OF Ioc
IA pound I5c; I-2 pound CSC;
pound soc; post paid
Written Order only, Don't Phone.
Can You beat it?
Just arrived, Beet, Cucumber,
Spinach, Radish, Beans, etc.
Sow Rape in the CORN.
While they last, one lot 22 short
Cartridges. Box zoe.
D. o. Deacon.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29

Sam Snodgrass Of Ell DORADO
Springs, candidate for the Democrat
nomination for state senator iron
this district, accompanied by his wife
was in Butler one day the first OF thu
week
Mrs. R. l.. Bradcn had as her CUES
one day last week her nephew, II. !,
Robinson, and Miss Hackett and thu
MISSES Eversoles of hurry, Ind. Tho
mother of the Misses versoles WA
{. schoolmate OF Mrs. B!aden in IL
diana i'll an early day.
James Petty was struck in the LEI
eye Thursday afternoon and hi.
vision destroyed as the result of all
az cident. Mr.. Petty and his grand
son were loading corn, when an car
OF corn which the boy had pitched
from his shovel struck him in the
eye.
ii YOU suffer from biHousness, con-
stiration, headache nervousness, sal
Inv complexion, loss of appetite, bad
taste in mouth, 'Tanlac and Tanlac
Vegetable Pills will certainy straight
en- you out.-C. c. Rhodes
The Carthage District f. l.. Con
vention will be held in Nevada Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday OF next
week. A large delegation from But
lie: and the Butler Circuit is planning
to attend. Mr.. Chester Sleeth of this
city is district president. Rev. Mitch
ell has part on the program.
=, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lewis, residing north of town.
accidentally got hold OF can of lye,
which she placed to her lips but it is
believed did not swallow the con-
tents, though suffering from painful
burns, and was brought to the office
OF Drs. Allen & Allen Wednesday al
ternoon the 2Ist, and received medi-
cal attention.-Rich Hill Review.
c. w. Peeler, for the last eighteen
months manager of the Star lumber
yards in this city has ten
dtred his resignation to that company
and accepted a position with the John
NJ. Byrne Lumber Company. of Kan
sas City and will leave, with his FAM
ly in the near future for that city.
Before coming to Butler Mr.. Peeler
vas connected with the Byrne conf
,any and his new position will take
him back among old friends and &C
luaintances. Since coming to Butter
Mr.. Peeler has made many friends
Who will regret his departure. His
successor as manager of the Star
Lumber company's yard has not
IS yet been appointed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29

Calf al Fisher Electric Shop for
all kinds of electrical supplies.
26-tf Telephone 2oo'
Wesley Denton's Sunday school
class enjoyed picnic on the Miami
Thursday evening.
Miss Mable Clarke is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. c. w.
Brakensiek, at Junction City, Kas.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29
Special colored rain and shine UNI
brellas $4.0S, Walker McKibbens S.


brellas $4.oS, Walker McKibbens.
Miss Doris Denton lcf! the last OF
the week for HamltoA, lis. on a
,:sit to relatives and friends. ,.
There will be an ice cream supper
at Passac church Saturday night,
July Ist. Proceeds for the NJ. L.
church.
The Philathea Class of the Chris
tan Sunday school enjoyed a picnic
at the Ed Griffin place Tuesday
evening.
Frank McGaughey came in the last
Of the week from St. Louis for visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Dor
cas- McGaughey, i'll this city.
The Women's Democratic Clubs OF
Mound township and Butler held a
highly successful ice cream supper at
passaic Saturday evening.
Mems Solid Work Shoes, S2.25 to
S+85, Walker Nc Kibben's.
Miss Evelyn Pierpoint, of Omaha,
Nebr., and Miss Jean Silvers, of Kan
las City, arrived Saturday for visit
at the T. w. Si.vers home on High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Petty, OF -Den-
yer, Colo, who have been visiting
his brother, Sheriff 1. A. Petty, went
over to Clinton Monday for visit
with relatives in that city.
In a page of Beautiful Babies in
pictorial section of the
Kansas City Journal there appeared
a good picture of Esther, the beauti-
iul four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bartlett. of this city.
Childrens Parasols o8c.
Walker Nc Kibben Mere. Co.
Capt. J. J. Corey, of Nevada, has
zen appointed Stewart of the colony
or the feeble minded, at Marshall,
Mo. Capt. Corey was captain of the
goth machine gun battalion in which
many of the boys from Butler served
II the world war.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary of the
p esbyterian church met with Mrs.
Y. L. Coonrod Thursday afternoon.
Hrs H H Holloway, who is prepar-
rg to move to Lawrence, Kansas,
vas presented with beautiful Japan
Sc work basket by the society
Why NOPE around, half sick and
stiess, when health and strength are
OTIS for the asking? Take Tanlac.
C. C. Rhodes.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-29
To Close July 4th

The Dry Goods, Hardware, Furni-
turc and Grocery stores in Butler will
close all day Tuesday, July 4th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
ARMY BOXERS SWEEP
BOUTS WITH MARINES
Eddie Burnbrook Puts Shob-
lock Out in Third Round
of Feature Event.

Army boxers made = clean sweep
over their old rivals. The marines.
last might Il; the monthly boxing
show Of the Church iIiil Athletic As
ISOLATION. one knockout technical
knockout ana u Judges decision was
Inc Ina coun, IN favor of the Camp lola
Charles j. MabbUtt.
Eddie BurnbroUk. Of HOiabird. put
Jphn Shobi"ck. of Quaut.vo. down for
me count III the third round OF their
scheduled t"n-round bout While m.
marine looked exceedingly good in
the iirs, round. ne slowed in III.
second. and IN the third was pounded
Owed ny a wicked left sent him to
thr mat 1t was l!urnbrook'S thirty
ninth Knockout in forty-fnur SCRAPS
S"rg"hnt John Rocks. ~ Quantico.
ColliEnhn. of iioIabird, hut lost the
n"ciSi"n after putting up gam"
S,Irufs. h""ks. 1t is reported. is
as scheduled only Ia one round the
miro. did h" have the advantage.
~ the seventh aud eighth he was
nit severely. but did not los. his
Shlli". although rocked hard.
"unE leslie. OF Hola bird. scored
q technical knock out in the third
round Of the siN-roUnd affair with
vincent Donovan. Of oUaniiou. Il was
Leslic's fight from the gong. ana
i"ddy Mills. the third man In the
IIhe pN' mp tho army mans arm
before two minutes Of tho third round
hal passed Donovan was All i'm
tn" only preliminary was won hy
I.rtty Wo2dsom. Of Hopewei. with
speedy whitney. OF Richmond as
his opponent Tho lAd. went six
rounds. with Whitney always carry,
ing the hghi against his heavier. on
n,oncnt. but nuthit and outpoin,od.
whitney displayed plenty of game
ness. and with some more tutoring
and experience will make himself
heard from The summary follows.
Eddie Burhbrook. IA. Camp uola-
bird. vs.. John Shoblock. liG. GUAM
iico: ten rounds. three minutes each
Won by Burnbro"k, Knockout. third
Otto Coll!cnan. la5. Camp uoIobira
vs. Sergeant John Recks. l5S. GUAM
tfco; niEht rounds three minutes
decision.
Young" Leslie. 49,. camp Ilo,abird
vs. Vincent Donovan. l2S Quaniico:
SIX rounds. thrc" minutes each Won
round 80 ''''"
Lefty wonlsou. liG. iropcwcn
rs SPEEDY Whitney, ilol-a. Rich-
mond. six two minute rounds Won
DN NOpuSOu, rpf.rGp's 5oriSg,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
MURPHY ENTRIES TAKE
z GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Margaret Dillon Wins Free
for-AlI, With Murphy
DRIVING
iHy Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug IL
Entries al the Murphy stables at
Poughkecpsic. y. Y. won two of tho
four events today In ne Grand CIV
cut races Mt the Belmont Driving
Park. Margaret Dillon taking tn"
sull'S Head stake. With n purse OF
$500 tor 2:l3 trottcrs Tom Muir
ply drnv" both horses AMI won each
event in straight heats
Thompson Dillon. by Dillon AN
worthy. won the William Penn stake
purse $500. for two-N tar-old trot-
icrs. The hlack colt was nrivcn !,y
Joseph ScrriIi. OF the NnwoccIs Farn,.
and Won ia one, two. ,hr," 81 ley,
Hrandywinc. driven by Fred I:dmai,,
Goi second MONEY.
went to. Peter Pluto Win Lon Nc
Donald In tn" sulky. SilvIt i,rookc
vas second. finishing first in th, see
Qua heat and second In he mrs, and
third
The e {. g" stake. purse $1,000.
purse. $1,000 ana the Io"'Gru; cup:
Peter Pluto. "h. s. by Peter
IN. Great tMCDonalD .
Silvic Brooke. l.. IN Giudsom 4.
Eakn blk. ,EImam ...... 3
Time 2,osi-4. @:o7i.t' so7 g
The Eull's Head stake. s25OO. for
2.i& trott"rs. aud TIA" N NJ sullivan
Eill sharon On - hy cap
tain AWlr.y tMuirhyp 1 /
l'ctcr the Brow"r b. : tRayt .
Iaurida. h. m. 'Tl,ming, Z :
~" Great E"S.. b.. m ,Mc-
nnnalh =
Alta Evans. r. m. crhomnsl : ::
Iomhro Dillon and admiral narri,
&c" " started. Tine: 2.p5i-,. 2.oiI-a.
The wht,mau stake. purse. $500.
ana ana me H. whitman cup. free
MARGARET Dillon t. IN by Du-
ION ANworthy CMMrphyl
Grace Direct T. IA DARING
jimmie MCkerr"n, .. =. RnyD ! 2
SunnaSh blk. y. ,CDSl
Time: 2:0l St @."l. 2Oil-9
Ihe William Penn stake. for Two
lar ."ld trottcrs. purse, $1,000 ana
thompson Dillon. blk e.. hy
Dillon ANw"r,hy ,ScrriD I'LL.
:rhndywtnc. l.. {. tt.dram .
Ethclinda. h. T CCoNl...
IN" Senator. oh CcDoua'si
Ecb"cca Buck. oh ,Thou.,
Time: 2:l3l-2 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
sPAN|ARD BEATS WOOD
BY STAGING COMEBACK
Anzacs and Europeans Break
Even in FirS, Days
Matches.
lEv united NAVEL

GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB.
Aug. -Bcatcn
IN the first two sets OF his match
with Fat oIiara Wood. Of IN" Aus
,rhl Davis cup team. Manuel
Alfonso, CAPTAIN OF the Spanish team.
came through with 81 burst of super
TENNIS ana won the match. thus gain
ing Tor spain ala even break on the
hrSt days play OF the Davis Gun
hnal Previously. Gcrland l.. Pnttcr-
son. OF Australia. had defeated Count
he Conan d"ciSively, hut not Very
easily, IN straight sets.
The scores were, in tho Patterson
DE SONAR match. Ga. Sc d. and
IN the Aionso Wood match ID &c.
O.. Sc. i-l
Alouso's exhibition was the more
r"marhnh!c because he was within
the point of defeat in the fourth set
WIN the score OF the set
at 81 and !" love. iu Wuod's favor
foot fault was called against him
Thcreurom Alfonso shook his head
with determination. sailed in cap
tured the fourth set and went on
with the same dash to take the MN
and TIA" match
Patterson WAS clearly tn" superior
OF Count de G"mnr in the openIng
match OF tn" tinal round. tho winner
or which is to meet the American de-
ienders o; the Davis Cup.
the Spaniard is = much smaller
nIan ihan Patterson and not blessed
with ia" strength Of such - little
man as. for instance. i..itlc lill
Johnston. Patterson. towering above
him. found his returns easy 10 han
ale IN most cases. bat the count was
gam" and he thrilled the slim crowd
IN the second set. when he carried
Patterson to fourteen games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

How the crowd rooted IN tho sixth
,hMlhG 1t sounded lik- tn. good old
lays The presence 90 hundreds o;
EHlaIi hoNs in tn" stands and bleach
'FS was responsible. for mos, ~ In.
encouraging noise
Disguised with mo l.r. hoy, ar
when ih. Eame ended. RuDo OIIrinc
NeSt. rday set > o'clock as tho start
ins point FOR the hrs; encounter to-
uay and tomorrow. The second
games Will be under way a, Tho
usuai time FOR Spending tn" pas,iu.
"hth "nla one game IS scheduled
Wilson tools TIA" lead away from,
me Builders Yesterday. win tho
oawsonit"s ir The worse ,lunp al,
the season. Five in row dropred
this week is tho sad record for New
port News fans l" consider
Applications from Richmond.rs for
mem perShir In the IIopewvlI athletic
organization haN" been numerous Tin"
last Few days. The feature of TN.
entertainments in the Powder t'i,I
next Tuesday night VIII bc Charlie
round go AZ the nu roul club.
The Camp Holabird stable Of night.
ers cleaned up on ouauiicu last
night at tho Church Hill Athletic As
Sociatiom monthly buNin. entertain
inent The service men showed
plenty Of Willingness but not mite
as much skill as expected Action
was fast, however. and tho large
crowd apparently enjoyed tho four
contests In burnbrook, Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
PRESENT BOWERIN(,
PAST CRAND'S ,JfWEI,

Special 10 The Times -Dispa,chl
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aur -
AT Il Join; meeting Of Mvr,Io ana
Acorn Lodges % odd Fellows of this
cry. held last night In tho PytAisn
hniIding. Professor Andrew r.. Row.
cfInH was presented with a pa.,
grand masters jewel. the gif, OF tho
'iTand Lodge Of Virginia. / O. q. f..
amid interesting and touching core
monies District Deputy Grand Mas
ter w ~. Mills in preliminary re-
marks. stated past grand masters
jewel had hccn sent him BY tho grand
secretary OF IN" lodge Of Virginia
To he presented to Professor Bower
ms who was the grand master 1855
1890.
Past Grand Joseph Mccaul.cy prc
scented tn" handsome gold and silver
Jewel to Mr. lowering In acrcptLnl.
the sit. Mr.. Towering briefly r.
viewed tho period during which n.
was grand master. In which he
stated the lodge then numbered on,y
about 5000 members. while TODAY /,
has over 10000 and is on q steady
Increase. iiorac" + Crismond spnk q
OF Past Grand Master Bowcring not
only as an odd Fellow. hut also as
citizen and friend in q highly
euloSistic manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

S"w q man who wouId mnl,. , won.
Irrfui opponent for I."w p.,, m"m.
n" army lad has won ,,,r,,',,i,;;,.
put Of forty four ngh,s vi, IN ~
81" k-"ui route .,rr.rlirr -, -.
'''H Mahhutt. tn. physical dt,nc,nr
h'I'N letters claiming ali SORTS ~,
."lnN> or Tak"la We're r-c.i,.d ,ne
''""N from admirers Of IN. az,
q .".ti""r nine. And thirty defenders
,i'' hr"i"Ssioua OUTFIT were heard
,'"h. with the score oven tn. 80;
n"l'n "i mail Is being watched vim
~" va tlthc" Fans an. urged to >nnJ
." nc. views. Perhaps. tn" inter
VII reach the rou, wh.r. an
vn."nnicr on tho diamond win he
NECESSARY NECESSARY l" pu, au end to tho ar
" iaSt tn" worm has turned 4
Florida state l.caeu. umuIre has
N"en fined for h!m!nr 4 player.
lndinua's Governor seems .ur.
That Jack pcmpscy and Bil Rr"n-
nan VIII not tight i'm his state on
t.ah'r Day Lots az uStic followers
nav" had suspicion all along that
II wouldn't 10" Il fight
Pictures Of Big Jos> willard are
beginning To circulate. They show n
heavy built. but comparatively lean
similar photographs wcr" sent out
bcior" tn" famous battle of Toledo,
aud the thousands vino 30, stuck on
the ta' seats that hot afternoon. saw
Only n hug" tub Of fat battered
around IN" ring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
BUY TWIN YEARLINCS
FOR TWIN CHILDREN
IHy Asaoelnted preAAl

SARATOGA SPRINGS. \. Y. Aug
i'-S0cicty and stable men gathered
hc;" for the annual rendezvous OF
thoroug HNrcCS, were agreed today on
one thing. that tho finest moment OF
the meeting cune when twin colts
wcr" bought for the twin EraudAonq
OF the late + u Hartman. Tho
sale Vas che"rcd as no other on.
has been.
When the two chcstnu, ycarlinrs
were led INTO tho arena. IN. crowd
quickly r'ihhrkcd on their similarity
II. s1H" and color. and scuscd n bond
o, hHcciipn between them as they
5000 n"siny one another. The auc-
li'hcrr appealed Tor a purchaser who
WOULD not scptrai. them.
MIS-. Robert l.. Gerry, OF Sew York
"a uSh;er of T.. II. Hartman. vas
watching WITH her twin lO.ycar-oiG
song. Edward and Henry on tho iurc,
rms ~ the circle Tho bovr we're
dressed alike and their whole an
n"nrhnc" Wa similar. Whcu Mr.
E"rry It'd $500 for choice Win iI..
privilege Of taking both colts, III.
crowd turned it's eyes from ono So,
OF twins 10 the other. and thcrc
was N" other bid when shn mn
ncuuccd that both colts would n.
taH"tN applause hlicd the arena. Til,
colts VIII be trained FOR polo aud
S"HG!e use by tho gerry twins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
"Ll1TLE BILL" FEARS
HIS NEWPORT HOODOO
IRv Associ.,ob prn,.1

NEWPORT Il. !. Aug. Ii Little
ON johnston, Of san Francisco
winning advanc" to the maj round
OF the Casino singles tennis ,ournn-
ih'Nt today. found hlms"Ii facing
t"th an opponent and II hOodoo FOR
INC nnnl round tomorrow Tho on
ponent VIII b" II g. kclich,r. OF
yard whose high place In this toIr-
n:y ~ ms greatest success to date
W !,hout heiiitlinE his fellow -iIuailSt,
Johnston tonight VAS Inclined to
consider the hoOdoO most scr!otsIv.
me jinN lies in the fact TIA, 81 AN
ty"r N"wp"rt tournaments ~ .vn;cn
h" has played, ne has failed 10 win,
although each Year ranking hiph or
highest among tho players or the
nation.
In some instances Johustou'a light
mas been d'mmcd by previously in
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