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Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
AMERICAN OIL MEN
SIGN AGREEMENT To
DEVELOP NEW FIELDS
TRepubIican A. P. Leased WIrel


NEW YORK, June illegal rep
resentatives of the Mexican govern
ment and of American oil interests
with holdings in Mexico this after
noon put into legal form part OF an
agreement reached at the first con-
ference of the oil men with finance
minister De la Huerta this morning.
The attorneys will report TO the full
conference tomorrow morning.
While no statement was given out
on the accomplishments of the con-
ference this afternoon Minister De
la Huerta said it had been decided
that the taxes ON oils exported from
Mexico would remain practically the
same with few exceptions and that
the final agreement would contain
provisions insuring equal rights 10
all concessionareS in Mexico,
whether they are represented IN the
present conference or not. lie sara
the agreement also will include pro-
visions for development OF present
holdings, transportation OF the OH
products and also for future con-
cessions.
None of the attorneys at this
afternoons conference would make
any statement except that one Oh
their chief problems was TO frame
detailed provisions for the develop
ment of concessions in Mexico. Many
of the present American holdings
are far inland as will be most future
concessions, it was said.
Minister de la Huefta said he
could not predict when the confer
ences would end.
Asked whether he had been in
vited TO Washington to discuss the
matter of recognition for Mexico.
Minister de la Iuerta said he would
appreciate it if that question were
not pressed" adding that his de-
partment was not officially con-
cerned with that matter.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Tip Top

That's what you will
say after having done
b u S i n e S S with the
many concerns listed
in the Business Di-
rectory of the Arizona
Republican.
And-you will be
glad to find that
whatever your needs
they can be supplied
by just referring to
the Business Direc-
tory of the Arizona
Republican.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Six Motorists Die
In K. K. Collision

MACON, Ca, June 20.-Six tour
lists en- route by automobile from
Fort Lauderdale, Florida. to Nicho-
lasville, KY, were killed here late
today when Central of Georgia pas
senger train struck their machine.
Mrs. Lovenia Cox. the only one not
instantly killed, told officers just be-
fore she died that her husband was
Howard Cox whom she said was a
prisoner at Moundsville, w. Va
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Catholic Hospital
Workers Hold Meet

WASHINGTON, June 20.--A gem
eral discussion of hospital organiza-
ton was held today by delegates to
the seventh annual convention of the
Catholic hospitals of the United
States and Canada. as the first of
its four-day session here.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Hold Ex-Army Man
For Embezzlement

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 20
J. c. Schurg, a former army captain
at Fort Bliss, Texas, was arrested
here today on instructions from El
Paso police The request for
Schurg's detention stated he was
wanted there on an embezzlement
charge. He will be held pending
further instructions from the Texas
city.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
LEONARD BEATS NUNEs

JUAREZ, Mex, June 20-Joe Leon
ard of New York won the southwest
featherweight championship here to-
night on a foul from Danny Nunes of
Sacramento, Cal, in the thirteenth
round of a 15-round bout. The men
had agreed to meet at 136 pounds,
8 o'clock weight in. Leonard made
weight. Nunes did not. The champ
ions foul blow was low left
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Arizona Pioneer Is
Buried At NogaIes

NOGALES, Ariz., June 20-Funeral
services were held today for Thomas
r. Hines, 63, Arizona pioneer. who
died Sunday. Hines settled in Doug
IDS so years ago. He had rezIled
here seven years
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
Tuo Men In Truck
Die In X. X. Crash

BELEN, \. NJ, June 20-B. NJ.
Douglas and Clarence A. Clements of
this city We're killed instantly today
when the truck in. which they were
riding was struck by a Santa Fe pas
senger train at a. grade crossing.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21

AUTO TOPS
PHOENIX AUTO TOP CO.
407 n. First st. Phone 6S16
Arizona republican., 1922-06-21

CONTINUED on Page Two)
, 1922-05-27

AS Substitute was elected 1st Member
for said Town (CouIter} with Is votes.
For Frederiksted Country District:
10 voting tickets were handed in, one
was blank.
Elected as Member was 1st Member
for Frederiksteds Country District IAN
dersen) with 9 votes.
AS Substitute was elected 3rd Mem
Der for said District (M. NJ. Skeoch)
with 8 votes.
18th Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Fleming) received u votes as
Member and 5 votes as Substitute.
Item 8.
Election Of a Chaplain.
10 voting tickets were handed in, two
were blank.
Rev. Allen received 6 votes, Rev. Pig
Oft 4 votes, Rev. Agaard 2 votes AND
Father Claire / vote.
AS none had absolute majority a new
voting had to take place.
u voting tickets We're handed IT,.
Rev. Allen received 5 votes. Rev.
Bough and Rev. Pigott received 4 votes
respectively, Father Claire received 2
votes and Rev. Agaard l vote.
AS none had absolute majority 2 naw
voting had to take place between Rev.
Allen and Rev. PIgott.
10 voting tickets were handed 10, two
were blank.
Reverend Allen was elected With 8
votes.
Rev. Pigott received 4 votes and Rev.
B0ugh received l vote.
Item A.
Election Of Members Of the Public
Cemeteries Commission.
18th Appointed Member (Blackuood1
took the word and said,-I am given to
understand that nothing has been done
to the Cemetery in Fr~ederiksted, wheth-
er 1t is the fault Of the Commission | do
not know, however whenever ? mar Is
elected to serve on q commission he
him.
1st Member for F~rederiksted Country
District (Andersen) left the meeting,
l6 voting tickets were handed il for
the election Of the Cemeteries Commits
sion.
Elected were:
For Christiansted:
D. c.. Canegata with IL votes
W. S, Abramson with 10 votes.
Bird Member for Christiansted Town
(Alexander) received 6 votes.
For Frederiksted:
Robt. L., MerWin with IL votes.
K. Henderson with II votes.
1st Member for Frederiksted 7 avn
(COulter( received 4 1otoo
, 1922-05-27

for Christiansted Country District Robt.
W. Skeoch) with IL votes.
1As Substitute was elected 1st Member
for SAID District (~JessenJ with II votes.
I2nd Member for Chtistiansted Country
District (~Nelthr0pp) received 2 votes as
Member and 3 as Sui @stitute.
For F~rederiksted Town:
10 voting tickets were handed in. two
were blank.
Elected as Member was End Member
for Frederiksted Town (Merwin1 with
Ii votes.
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PRINCESS IS VICTOR
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Representative From Czccho.
Slovakia Easily Defeats
English PLAYER.
ihy Associated Press !

BRUSSELS. May l,-rrincess
I.obkowlcha"va. Of Cz.eho- Slovakia.
hy defeating Mrs. Sa:torwai,e. Eng
i"nd. so 60. today shared win Mile.
suzanne Lenglen. tho champion. ,ho
h"nors OF the second days play in
IA" international hard-cour, tennis
rhaulpi"nShtp. The rrimccss displayed
wonderful skill and IN. cxparrS ar.
"i the opinion that she may vet prove
. i' 70" ono ~ tho most formjdabl.
challcuE"rs for Mile Lcnslcn's ,!,l.
OF Queen OF Tho Courts"
Princess Lobkowiczova, who Is n
newcomer ON tn" Western Euror.
courts. proved the surprise ~ the
tournament thus far. defeating Mrs
Sa'terwait" withou, allowing her on
r'ncnt slnCl" game The. princes.
has peculiar twisting service.
which tho English woman was unable
l" solve, while. on tho other hand.
Mrs Sattcrwai,cs service was re-
turned practically every time. aud.
after short voll"yiue tho princess.
Win h"nu'iful placements. invariably
won points and games
Gordon Lowe today passed tho first
round ~ tn" singles ~ defeating
Weber Of Belgium. Go 81. 90 Mi
SnH, OF Rumauia Colombo. Of italy.
hud watson Of Belgium. were TN.
oin"r players wh" survived tn. FIRST
rnuuh The veteran Roper H:rr.,t
Of England. Went down bcfor. La
c"st", az France, after nv. heart
hr"ak!ng sets, ll-9. Ct, 81. U-S, SO.
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the way Plant juice relieved my trou-
bic and gave IN" back good health"
This reinurkahlc statement waR
made by Mr.. David Mor,Iinor.. Of S37
Frederick street. Toledo. ., In n re-
cent interview win the Plant Juice
Man at that city.
Il suffered for eight years" MIR.
Mortimore continued. Il had gas on
my stomach ana bloatcd so badly and
was in such distress that couldn' =
sleep Last October go, So bad
had To quit work and 10y December
my ITO was dcspair"d ~ even 20,
10 thinking myself that was about
done FOR because st seemed like moth o
NIX would help me.
PLANT Juice has made mo feel bet
ter than for years. ] can oHt foods
now that do not believe could have
eaten before and continued to i've.
even eat meat now, always siocp fine.
and feel so well that I'm going back
To- work"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond ut
rragles' drug store: In Petersburg by
Morrison. tho Drug Man: In Chase
City by the chaAs CITY Drug Co.,
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15

JAS. l.. MCCARTNEY, iGO3-A west
Cary street. says. II was troubled with
Kidney UOhbl. Tor some time. Sharp.
shooting pains caught m" in the small
OF my back. which nearly drove mo
crazy Tn" kidney sccrctions were
scanly In passage. DIZZY spells and
Nick headaches came over me which
made feel miserable Az Doon's
Kidney pills had been used m the
FAMILY took 'h"m. Tn" pains left
my back and was free from dizzy
spells hnd headaches hive Ind NO
return of tn" complaint"
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OLD DOMINION TENNIS TOURNAMENT OPENS A COUN7RYCLL
DETROIT CLIMBS INTO FOURTH PLACE IN AMERICAN LEA
YELLOW JACKETS HERE
FOR CAME WITH SPIDERS
Final Contest Between Ran
dolph-Macon and l.. of II.
This Alderman.

Randolph Macon and University
OF Richmond will play the final To-
cal college baseball game OF tho
season this afternoon on Stadium
Field ut 4 o'clock. 1t will he the
second game between the two clubs.
The Spider, won the frs, at Ash
land carly in the season by a 7-,o-2
score.
University OF Richmond viii end
us season on Wednesday, at VIII
iamsburG. while the Ashlandcrs are
IN their final contest this afternoon.
Spider Special viii Toe run to
NiIiiams hurg Wednesday, for Uni
N"rsity of Richmond students, fac
uity. alumni and friends Joe sad
Tor. local student, AT tho Inivcr-
S''N' has already signed up quito
q INST of those who viii 20 down to
Sc" what promises To be ono OF the
warmest games on tho State card
this spring
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RICHMOND GIANTS PLAY
TWO SERIES THIS WEEK
Meet Red Caps and Black
Stockings on Mayo's
Island.

Tho Richmond Giants viii furnish
stellar baseball attractions next
week during ia" absence Of the Rich
mond league team. Tn. club viii
inlay Two series Of guinea, meeting on
Monday. Tpercay and Wednesday,
IN" Pennsylvania Rcd Caps. ~ New
YORK. and on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. TIA" Hal,iinor" BLACK stock
inEs. OF Baltimore. sid
Both OF the visiting teams vii be
Formidable oppon"uts FOR Tho home
club. The BLACK Stockings won two
straiEhts from jh" cuban stars. the
cuban team seen recently w Rich-
mon!. while the Red Caps have
scored rlctorts over the Lincoln
Giants and other big colorcd teams
IN New YORK. IN" local club VIII
return 20 The city Monday from Hot
springs. Va. wh.re Il has been play
!nE since the clos" Of TIA" series WITH
IA" Iiackarhch Giants In this city
last Wednesdays
Tho club won al three ~ tho
games played in Iio, Springs nv
!arE" scores. M OF the games viii
10" played In Mayo'~ Island Far.
ana viii DO called promptly at $50
O'Clock.
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JOHNSTON DEFEATS
T|LDEN IN COAST FINAL
Champion Wins But One Set
in Match Against Frisco
PLAYER.
'Ry Associated Press ]

BERKELEY. CAL. May l4.-wM-
nam NJ Johnston, OF san Francisco.
second ranking player in the United
states. defeated William r. Tild"n
md, of Philadelphia. world cham
pion, in tho anals OF the Pacific Coast
riugles tennis championship today,
S., 10 6-l, 60.
The champion who also ls tho first
ranking player In tho country. won
ru, ono set thu second The final
set showed Johnston and Tildcu-play
ing a, top speed. but the champion
was unable to find an opening IN
Johnston's court.
The dag was one of the warmest
OF the sea son and th- sun was inteu-
Eely bright on the asphalt rourt TIL
den in Tn" third sat seemed "a feel
the effects OF the heat
The first sct went To Johnston rs
Both started PLAYING i'm deep back
court and made placements in the
corners and on the Sidclmcs with
lichtninE rapidity Johnston obtained
Il lead OF So. before riidcu was able
to md the sidclin"S Then the Eas,
ern"r "Ncncd Tic score
Johnston took tn" n"Nt t,,o games
~ lockeyiNE Tili"r out ~ pnsiri"n
forcing him 10 max" errors. Tild-u
made tho greatest number OF place
mcuts, but ms greatest number OF
errors lost for him
In tn" second. set, which went 10
Tilden, 80. Johnston annexed two
games before .,T'don. got started
Then the ch7.mpi.n. ~ deep driving
and short choprip- took I'VE games
in rcw. Johnston then won the
next four games and ridden took tho
succeeding tw" and the set. Ia th.
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lNFlEiDlR IlANDIEI
SOLD TO AUGUSTA

'Fi'fENNiiI.r $ g. May "a sale
~ 'Ihr'dTr ~ iiantl"y 90 Augusta
~ ''"'" "as announced today hy
M'naE"r CIR n'auk"uship ~: no
@r""nNi!l" '"hrn Handiev wll r..
p"fi 'omorro" 20 tn" Tlgers and lacy
os' 'nh"id"r secured from the vi,
gina League. WI! play third for
GTeeHV'!!e In tho seri., with char
.ot'e Joe ch,ay. hoidout catcher.
r.por;ed 70 IN. sp,tnsrs today and
Yiii play Monday.
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MRS. MARY r. WILKINSON. I24 F,sst
Thirteenth street, says: Mornings
there was a soreness in my back and
i could hardly get around. My back
was entirely out OF fix and had trou-
BILE in STOPPING over as the aches wore
so severe then. Nervousness and tired
feeling were the cause OF much annoy
ancc to mo and black spots blurred
my sight many times. My kidneys
were weak and caused mo much trou-
bic. Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mendnd by n friend and bought somo.
They relieved me OF tho trouble"
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BOARD or GOVERNORS
MAKES MILES president

iSpccial 10 Tn" Times DiSittcch.l
CHAELOTTESVILIE. "a. May q
The board "f governors ~ tho South
Atlantic lnt"rcoilcg Athletic rs.
ISOLATION has elected the following
officers for tho ensuing year; prcsl.
dent g. !. Miles Virginia polytechnic
Institute. first president iiHury
~ I.anniEan. University "f Virginia
second vice urcs !dcut. Bryan Morse
IcorE" Washington. s"Crciary-trcas
Ur"r, ~. =. Lloyd. Johns HupSlus.
Next Years. meet VIII hc held nj
College PARK. Md IN tn" event tho
liIN.rsIty OF Richmnnh hcrllncs
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NEW YORK DEFEATS
CHICAGO IN 10 INNINGS
Barnes Wcakcns in Duel With
Alexander. but Giants
Have Punch.
[Ey Associated Dress

CHICAGO. May la.-Ncw York
came from behind today aud defeat
Ell chicago. TO !, in ten innings
inc game was pitching duel be
tween Alexander and less Barnes
the latter weakening before his rival
ahh giving way To a pinch hitter.
tauseN. who replaced him. was Wild
ana Douglas then walked two men
forcing in CihcaSo'S tying run I'm the
"lEhih New York had taken tho
lead In their half OF the eighth.
MeuS"IS double and single by
summers sent IN the winning run.
The first sin innings were rlavad IN
drizzlinR rain. and the inncid WAS
sea Of mud.
no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15

Amateur. to Hold Tourney.

New YORK, May ii-Ama.cur
lighters from Philadelphia. BOSTON.
Cleveland and New Haven will box
IN tn" next intercity tournament OK
tho Metropolitan Association under
the \. a. l.. rules. next Wednesday.
and ThurFdav, The card appears TO
y" "A very good one. Amateur tourna-
ments have been few since the cold
weather
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TIGERS TAKE SECOND
STRAIGHT FROM YANkS
Pillcttc Proves Puzzle i'm
Piuchcs to American League
Champions.
CARL MAYS Is RATED Mann
CARL MAYS is RATED HARD
'"nh Hnd lehman Each MIKE n
Double rnd n TripIc-Ncw Yorker,
wake Fonr MispInys In the
Field.
Try Associated pros,,

NEW YORK. May Inability to
mt In the pinchcs today cost the
Yankees their second straight de-
i'"t AT tho hands Of Detroit. s to ..
Fltett" was almost inviuciblc In the
pinchcs' Wards single. SchanC's
triple and Mays single in the see
"nd saving IN" New Workers from
q coast of whitcwash. The score.
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Trncy tn uor brennan.

sew YORK. May lt.-Jim Trac-
She Australian heavyweight. aft'
several months in tho EymnasNIr
VIII DC showed into tho ring with Rrcr
nan a. Madison Square Garden Thur
day night. his frEt bou; In Amer
lea. y corps OF workm"n is BUSH
engaged spreading the life net ahol
the rinG-side and Bellevue has bee
notified,
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DODGERS. 8: REDS. )
NY Associated rrcss ]

'lNClNNATG May ii-IIgh's
nome run. bounding into the right
h"Id hl"Hchers in the seventh in
ning. proved the chicf factor in win
nins 'odnyS gam" for Brooklyn over
Cincinnati. TO 3 cincinnati Out
hattcd Brooklyn more Than two 10
one, but had "i"v"n loft on bases
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SENATOR'S. 4; INDIANS. 3
Try Associated rrcss ]

WASiiINGTc%. Mav - Clcve-
lands lat" rally failed 10 overcome
'h" carly Lead set hy tn" Nationals
ana Washington tools the third game
OF IA" series today, { Ia 2. Speaker
used three pitchers against MogridEc.
no was st"ady at all times. score:
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" rSthnf iiIItun.

W"stharnpton ....... .Oo2 COB 600 3
summary Two base hits -O'Bricr.
Tyler and .;r"Eatt. Hume runs "
Ford. Stolen bases Trcvett "a.
ohri"n Moore. g Thompson 60.
S"cr4iic" hits Harvey. TinsIcy. Sac
rihc" HES wood. n, by pitched
hsIl-Hv Gardner. g Thompson. Va
d"n and Harris; by PARIS. Tyler Lett
on bases-l.a 10, Westhanp,ou.
First base on error Laurel q
Eases on bali.-on Gardner. 2 of
Parks. ,; of TinsI"y, o. Hi'a-ofr
Gardner. IN innings or I'ark"s.
II In innings. of Duusmor-. in
! inning. OF TinsI"y In i .uuIugs
struck "ni-by Gardner. > by l'ark"a.
: by TinSl"y, 8. Time OF game. 30.
Imptres. Smith and Nadcr. Scorer.
Jones
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American A..ncintinn

81 PauI-CoWWbus rtir
Minneapoiis Toledo rain
kansas city 30 Indiausnois
Milwaukee, IL; Louisyi3. so.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS NESTER DAY.
Detroit. y; New York. =.
WnshingtOn. I; Cleveland, 7.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago boston.
ST. Louis mt Philadelphia.
Detroit ut New York.
Cleveland ut washing 60 u
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Cnilnn stnte Itnpu.

tIarksdale. 4 Meridian.
NicksburE ,. Jackson
Only games scheduled
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Boston ut Pittsburgh
Thiindclphin Mt ~. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
BroOklyn ut Cincinnati
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southern League U..,,,,

I.itil~ ROCK s. Cnattanopga =
Mobile. Nashville. /
New orloass, 10 Memphis, (
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'Katted FOR ]. Barncs IN cIehth.
score by innings: Il
New York ...... O00 600 l30 IS
Chicago .......... O00 100 olO O.
summary: Two-baSe hits Frisch.
Young. Holiocher. BARBER. O'Farr"ll.
Meusel t2D. K.llrhcr t2D.
Terry. Double plays-t;rimcs to
H"llocher. kclieher to Grimes. Left
on bases New York. Q; Chicago, s.
Eds-S ON balls-off i. BARNES. - Or
Alexander. 3; on Causcy. i: OF Doug
las. 3 Struck out-by J. Barnes. 3.
ry Alexander ! Hits-of j. Barnes.
IN :. on CaUs.y, / in Ia. off Doug
las none in > % Wild pitch -.
Rarnes. Winning pi,chcr-poUgl
Empires. Klein and Sentelle. Time,
2lS
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ONLY ONE AMERICAN
WOMAN IN GOLF PLAY
Miss Sherwood Enters British
Open Championship Tour
namcnt as Individual.
CHANCE or WINNING SLIGHT
Meets Mrs. Fletcher In First Round
"f Event which Higgins Today
Most Famous Players of Islnnd
Nation Compete
CHANCE or WINNING SLIGHT
IEy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. May ii-In contrast
TO last wear when the United states
! Golf Association sanctioned an in
vadiug team az seven star PLAYERS
t"r the event only one American
Woman viii participate this year in
tn. British ladies' open golf cham
pi"nship tournament a; Sandwich.
England, tomorrow.
Miss Eosaruud Sherwood Of st.
Georges Club. Long Island. y Y.
viii lee the sole American competitor.
and She viii enter strictly rs an in
lividual and not as representing any
went abroad iwo Years ago. hut in
iur"d her ankl" in practice before
"a" tournament opened. At that time
She received international mention
tor t""tnG of ON a pair 81 crUIches.
but, az course. She was not pla ced.
Miss sherwood is not the holder OF
AMY prominent championship. ana
SIMPLY enters tn. tournament as an
Individual.
Miss sherwood Will meet Mrs
r's.teh.r. OF W"nGn!cy. in tho nrst
rnurd-thcr- is no qualifying round.
i1 tn. tournament Will he the most
ruished PLAYERS ~ England, lreland
and scotland. los entrants in all. ten
-SS than began last year.
In The 1921 American septet were
" = .ilcNa Sttrliue. three. time win
-"- u the United states title: Miss
Marion iiollins, present title holder.
euI such capable players as the
Misses Edith Cummings. Sara
Fown"s Louise Elhins and Mrs. Ron
ala II HARLOW and Mrs. Thurs,on
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Texas I,ra0uS

Dallas, 1: Houston. $.
Shreveport, &. Galveston. 30.
yicbha Falis, q; Beaumont. g.
81. Xokth, a. sap AntpnIp., ?,
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HENRICO co. LEAGUE
Results Hcrtcrdny.
lakeside. II, Durnbarton. :.
Laurel. 10, Westhampton. ,
Standing az Clubs.

whore They Plny Next SATURDAY..
Laurel at Lakeside.
Dumharton at W"sthampton.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS Yesterday.
Va Snm~> scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Norfolk at Wilson.
Newport News AT Portsmouth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
mt Raleigh.
Dnnviilr nt Durham
trernsboro Mt High Point.
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Buffalo. 3 jersey city. g.
Hochesrer, . Newark. $
Syracus" q Reading 2.
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a.oru,. r.ch r.Le. ruo ln n.,

GrnrRin Tech Takes Two In Day.
ATLANTA. GA. May l+.-Georgia
Tech won a triangular track and
ned mset from Auburn and Clemson
here. Tech scored 81 points toAA
Lfor Auburn and 20 for Clemson
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Cincinnati,


'batt"d for Harper in seventh
Score by innings: II
Rrooklyn &C.. .........o2o 100 aOc-s
summary: Two base hirs-MiIlor.
iiarrrav" ~ Bohnc. Three. base
hit-R GrifTiih Home run High
Sacrifice .ianvrin. Double play u
Griffith U!uassistcd. Loft on bases
brooklyn. {, Cincinnati. II Base on
halls-on Ru"thor. > of luque, 3
struck out-by Ruether. /. I.uQue
2, iIits-of, Euether. Il in GLIB:
or MamauH. in aga Winning
pitcher-Ruether. Empires. Hart and
p'DHy. Time. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15
WAS ADVISED THAT
He COULDN'T LIVE
Now Says Plant Juice Has Re-
lieNed Him of His Bad
Stomach Trouble.

After being told that could not
live because OF an liberated condi-
ton OF my stomach. | think IL IL the
most remhrkable think IN The world
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESI- LIS Yesterday.
Ncw York. =; Chicago. I.
HrookIHn. q; tincinnntI =.
Fhilndrlphin,I =; 81. Louis, 1.