davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-07-01

This Is a particularly fine corner home. occu-
pied by the owner and kept in beautiful con-
dining room, kitchen and servants room in
basement; hot-water heat, electricity. gas;
hardwood floors and trim; recently papered
and painted throughout; screens, awnings; 2
car garage included.
Evening star., 1922-07-01
Continued

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 14th ST
Beautiful colonia! home, u rooms and BATH
in perfect condition; hot-water heat. electric-
ty: garage: price only 81. $50 on easy terms
Address Box Ii n. Star nHica
Evening star., 1922-07-01

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
On Huntington st. - Detached frame. 2
stories. consisting Of rooms e bedrooms and
bath hrst floor, bedrooms and bath second
noor). has gas and electricity and hot-water
heat; lot is 60xs6: one-car garage This
property is in excellent condition, occupied by
owner. Can be inspected by an appointment
through this office. and would require only a
small amount Of cash for first payment.
Evening star., 1922-07-01
CLEVELAND PARK

On MacOmb ST., accessible to two car lines
2 stories and attic frame; this very desirable
property, containing s1ooms. has gas and
electricity and hot-water heat; the lot is a.
feet front; space for garage: owner will allow
inspection BY appointments, and purchaser can
get immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-07-01

S475o.
Desirably located near 7th and SITS me-,
brick hCnse on large lot: six rooms and bath
hot-water heat; cellar; immediate possession
$3.50 cash
Evening star., 1922-07-01
FOR sALE-HousEs.

18th street Beautiful brick home Of colo
NAL design is offered to one wishing home,
In keeping with social requirements and that
which goes to make up an enjoyable place to
live. Open fireplace; hardwood floors: servants
quarters; garage to match the house. Lot
5Ox125. Attractive lawn. For price and terms
apply. b6I
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11

Mnsfffe 9reiter bbu1t til 9boen.
Woifa,1, 8he Mai. Stte 8rolter, to
2pgm9n6 og en- &bi11be bleb 0ernt til
Deoen Der ioag for atbape mo61at
Zig Mefpiiition al &irfelfatte. og efter
Sigenbe oeltaget | Dptgier Mlle. bar
&et til at appellere til Sgielteret.
20 attore Berfoner bleb b6n1t til
Gengiel paa forIfjellig Eio op til 5
Mar. Sem ga1nle Wero blep lgSlaot
paagruno al fin Mlber. 20 al be an
fGageoe bar 8rnlter og gagen pareoe
/ nRIten to Tiger.
l1n6er 5ugen bleb bans @gi9rbpr-
bigbe6 9r. Eifbon, Gltslnn6s Ratri-
arf, Der er anfloget for at babe moo
tat fig Nefbilition, falot 1om gione.
.@etsfagerne moo Dr. 9iifbon og 9gr=
febiifop Nifanoel bill begpnoe ON
11ogle Tiger.
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WrIl1tlta 11n.
5prbenpnrenbe Jpreuebt 6taters ST.
nator Msle 8ronna al gsortb
9afuta b1b / TT 9ie1t,
Offer for &reft. Mep ppereret for
bel cu l1ge fbeu; Slfrlbet for
Iangt fremifre6ent.
2afota, M Daf., Sen 4oe Mai

2afota, N 9af, Sen 4oe M1ai.
MsIe S. @ro1tina forberlrarenoe Sc
rator ira Rortb gofota, bpoe iaftet1
.ef 8raft fit 9iert ber. Son tom
forleoen tibage fra Hoebefer, Minn.,
bbor .ban blep opereret:; men oct bi-
ite fig, at bans Gilfaloe bar iaa langt
frenifreoel1t, at GiernelIe a. .arnftel
+til6c bobt 9boen tt1fnge ltrar Set
Heb for bel e1t l1ge lioen fagt al 2e.
gerne, at ban neppe fl1noe 1ebe mere
enb 1togle Maaneoer.
Nfbpoes 6oralor oreboeoe pan @aar-
|0en @renna paa Nrs / 8alIingoal
ng bor blan6t De fprife l1bbau6rere
fra 8pgben. De tom / 5o-Narette til
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kul-8trrikpn.
Bin | quiet ont 1lnberibglie af
@treifens Mariager. 2eauis fon-
fererer 1neb 9arbing.

Wnibington Sen Ste Mat. On 8ill
bleb ioug af Suiets .Mrbei ioerfoutite
inofinet til 9eotagelie gaaen6e ITO
paa, at @egiertngen foretuger en- ito,
gaaer6e l1nberiggelie for at faa Neoe
paa Mar1agerne til ben 11uparenbe
Streif % at en- @ommisiton neo.
iqttes 1ne6 fuIo MDnbigbe6 til at
tbinge @rubeeierne til at gibe ful6=
ftpn6ige 8 Oplpsni1ger angaaerbe aue
Smfoitninger. t. Sorbinoelie ne6
Brobuftion og 5alg al @nl. Se1tiig,
ten me6 8illen ct ogiaa at zforbin6re
fremtioige 5treifer.
s. Rrpii6ent Sar6ing fonferere6e
sigoar to elmer n1eo Nrafi6ent sSohn
8 g. 2euis al ltnite6 Mine @orfers
.og Mrbeioertnintiter Dabis. gfter
@onferenien oplplte Mr. 2etpis neo
Observation-Disclosures 5antpffe, at Sc
bab6e talt meb Br9li6ent &aroing
ON uptsle fundamentals Silitanoe
SSn6uitrte1t". 2etpts iae0e, at bhao
Streifen dngif, uuobifle6e 6elt Jig
norntalt % 1tbet1 11oget 8ru6".
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Knnnr pakuinnpa ArilJ.
Mifs pbertfp,1 a DHabp bp1,a eraa-
rer stagae Of @ontn sgptesaus
liaefnbebe arie.

Mai6ingto1 ben 96e Wai. Son,
gresfpi11oe Mliee Mobertlon nf Ofla.
bona erflare6e i6ag 4rig til Oct
p6erfte moo Mmerica,1 2eague Of
@one1t 8oterS og a116re politilfe
@binbeorganiia iom bum tiger
lar foripgt at gipe benoe 8efaling
ON. bpa6 bun b6r gigre / 4ongresien.
Set er &rig fra MI af mellem
2eague Of @omen Woters % lignen-
&C. Organiiationer og mig felp, :" iag=
Sc &ongresiens eneIte ;&pinoe. uDe
bar forlggt at befale oner mtg lGn-
&c not, bare foroi ieg initlterer paa
at repraientere Solicit i9SflabomaS
at1oet 9iitrift, lont ien6te mig til
aongresien iiteoenfor &pinbeflifer
ouer bele 2anoet. 9elt agter leg at
lau igien og ilaa iaa baarot 1ont iea
tan. eSyra mi al ct bet &an1p.
Mifs gobertlon iag6e, at 2eague
|pf 8on1en 8oters Mfeieoe betbe en-
uforfetlig gornnrnelie" be6 life at
|inobDbe ben6e til ben nplig afbolote
|pannmerifa11ife @Dinoefongres / Bal
|titnore og beo lite at faa iitanb ct
Ms6e mellern ben6e og 2a6p Mltor,
bet eneite fbinoelige Meolem al Oct
hritiife 8arlament, iont MI er paa
@eibg / Mnerifa. ...5
v2aoD Mfor og ieg ffal 10 inotage
|lignen0e stilltnger, og oct pusienoe
oa b6flige for 2igaer1 bil6e babe Doe,
ret at faa iitan6 ct Mpoe n1allen os.;;
lnten irtet bleu giort I Den @etning.
Seq traf bog 2aop Mftor, taffef bere
atational Hreis Club, og baboe en-
meget bebagelig 5antale meo benoe,
men bette bar paa Srobs af 2eagae
pf @on1en goters 8eltrebeller."
eeague Of Women goters, fagoe
Mifs Nobertfon, per en- 6entofratilt
Organization fin 2ebelie og ei6r aft
muligt for at bIa,1oe fig in6 i bette
aars politiife 4anpagner og gidre
|bet broget for Nepubl lifanerne.
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+ = ~ 30.
.8eberibge feirer ober Me,p, SSn6i,
|anapolis Den 36ie Mai. Weo oper
E8nlbparten af Stenmerne talt bar
Mlbert S. 8eperioge, forbe1tperenoc
Egenator og 2e6er for BET progre91tpe
8artt, 5,658 Stemmer flere em
59arrD g. Metp, 6en 1,ubprenbe 81,
motor og 8reiioent Sorbings perlon-
ligc ge1l for BEN republifanlfe $50,
11lination til Senator. 1858 afGtaz
tens 1872 Breetnets giper 8eperioge
569,376 og Seem 63,718 Stemmer.
Ge fon1 foreltaar 8eperioges SAINT
pagne, tiger, at ban bill blibe non1i=
1reret meo en- Maiorttet af 10000.
.Sa1nuel SO. &a1iton, forbenberen=
De @uberner, iDnes at babe erbolot
ben 6emofratiife geomi11ation til Sc
motor.
Sn6ianopolis oen 3bie Mat.I 0p-
gober fra 1923 @recincts giber
geberi6ge ct 5orfprang al 1854
[6fen1n1er. 8eberioge bar MI 81 ,115
CO Seem 82,t61.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11

Gritatningsfo ont @a-
paHpzSraftaten. 9aris, 46e Mat. $
EN- lang Mote til oen tpffe &egiering
Iiaften flyer grftatning fommislionen,
at ben iffe fan fi1t6e nogen untiooel=
bar Dbertrebelie af Beriaille llesrafta-
ten / ben Rapalb ilutteoe rnsiif=
.tDife 9perensfomit,. men Ben forbe-
.bolber iig Ret til nnrn1ere at l1noer>
ipge Ernftatens Mnben6elie og at to-
5ge etbbert 9friot, Der finoes forng-
cent, for at beffDtte 6en a1liereoe
Seftelie paa ale tbife @esfourcer.
8elntninger1 bleb ienM til nlle allie
re6e &egieringer % en- @ienpart tefe-
graferet til ben brittle 8remicrmi-
|niiter @en1la.
Set frantic l1benrigsb sbepartenent
afilog iaften at uotule fig ON Afgig-
rellen, men ! 11officielle &rebfe bar
Der nbifiHig 5f1ffelie: Set &aab bar
|gientagne @arge blebet notrpft uf
@egierings gspresien og andre, at Som
rnisiiionet1 biloe fin6e ben rllsIiitD.
ife Eraftat en- birefte &rpnfelfe al
t
gerfaille -groftaten og forInnge, at
|gDiflano belt ifuloe opgibe ben.
0reM af sornabo. gpnca giitp,
#Dfla., ben 8oe Waai: n erion
bIeo orebt % fflere iaaret in,orges,
Eba en- gornooo bienibgte Ceres, f4
Mln 4 5bopeF berfra 1 3ine
#bleD eoefost % itor Sfaoe atlrettet
|paa andre 9pgninee
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11

.og fagoe, ban troeoe, at BET bilbe
bialpe paa 9ituatioten.
8afbington ben 8oe Mai. noen-
-riasminfiter Sugbes bleb ioag al
genator 8orab opfor6ret til at giDe
Oplosninger ON De $t87 600, 900,
iom Regieringen bar for{traft Boris
8afbneteff meb. 8afbmeteff CT 9lnt-
baSiaoer for ben ltprte6e &erenifp.
&egiering / Nuslan6.
8orab oplplte en- 2ilte paa Il
Spergsmaol / 5enatet angaaenoe,
bbor set er blebet af bisIe Benge
San CAB iom fin @rl.n6 for at itille
elsie Spgrgsrnadl / oet aubne Senat
(Tortietfes pnn 2ben Si6e.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11
Notwithstanding.

Baa @runo nf ben operoroentlig
iaDe 8ris pad Wlinneapolis Eioenbe
rnaa bi itrengt bol6e pda Den RegeL
at 8labet betales Gorifuo. gloresie-
Happen piier altio, til bpiIfe,, Dag
& aet er betalt, % bbis oerfor Gor.
Z, lsl af Mbonue1ne1tet life ct mob.
Maanebens llogarg, bli.
ber ,6e Nbonnent ftrbget.
gertte 5, Der ifrengt oberbolot
Iige operfoa Me Abonnerter uoe1t
6orifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11

EgIapfon County, sSapa, bpor ,,orlfe
NpbDggere bar blanot 6euL Ser tog
De tDitg1te xag. Baa en- Garn, eIt-
a6er bleD glsle S. @ronna feot ben
F10be December 1853. 5
Sons 8orelore ftptte6e, ba fan
bar to glar gan1mel> til Sonlton
County, Mi11tt., bbor @utte11 efter at
hare feroig t1e6 6oHeifolen gjen-
nemgif Caledonia Aeaoemp. @fter
en- Sib at bope beret Sfolelnrer /
Bilmingtoni, Winn., flDtteoe ban /
1879 til oet nubereroe 5outb Da-
fota, bbor ban fortiatte 2ererbirf-
fonbeoe1 og beo Sioen oeraf breb
@aarosbralg Sort efter orog ban
imiolertib til gnrton, g1ortb Dafo-
to- bbor ban fog fig paa 9anoelsfor-
retninger. S 1887 flpfte0e ban
iaietL 6e1tne @ang til 2afota, Mel-
ion @on11tD, bpor ban fiebte en- 2or-
refining al Nrne Moen, fom ban ti6=
lieere bab6e arbei0et for. Det1ne
Jorretning bore6e, og @ronna bleb
oesl1oen trteresieret i 8anfforret-
ming % 6reb en- flor 6arnt.
Mllere6e i 1889 blep @ro,1na palgt
til Meblem al BET bab9renoe Serrito-
RUINS 2egislatur. San bleb gien-
tagne @ange gipnpalgt fom Brpiioent
for 8Ditpret iin Sienbp og for 5fo-
lefonlnisfionerl 8aa6e i 1902 og
1904 balgtes ban til Gornano i ben
republifanife gentraHon1tte / fit
gou1tp, og 1902 uoneDntes ban til
Deeolem al Gireftione1t for Mortb
9afotos l1niberiitet San bleb balgt
til Meblem al 4ongregfen i 1904
|1ne6 ct d1beles oberbeloe16e Slertal,
|47, ,648 5ten1n1er moo fin Moofa1<
bibats 1898, og bleb / 1906 giet1-
paIgt n1eo aloeles fn1ienoe DDer-
|p9gt.
@ronna bar Meblem at 4ongres-
len i11o1il Jebruar 1911, oa ban fog
Nffeo for at trp6e ito I 5eltatet:
San bleo balgt til at fDloe gafaneen
efer 5enator Wartin g Sobnion,
en- genator Of Gelemarfspt, ion o6z
oe / 1909. S 1914 erbolot ban 6en
repnbI bIifar1ife Noni1ratiolt for Cent
tet, ioet ban beleireoe MnorelD MI
Ter, 1tnb9re11oe Gorenebe 5taters Di-
i1rifts BONNER for Nortb Dafota, og
ssS;obn Borft ion % bar 9rpii6ent
for statelts 2dnobrllag STOLE. S 1920
|bleb ban Hagen for ben nblaanffe
Domination til 5enatet JON Gslge
|af Sc oprsrte politiil ilffe yorboIo i s5or-
Sortlettes pda 2ben gioe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11
Jutprual Rpurnup.
Mationens 5fatteinbtegter. / Sc for,
lbbne tire &partaler 875 Millip.
ner ,ninbre enb ifior.

@aibington Sen 2oen Mai. Sno-
tetalingen al inore (Snternal &epe,
nlte) Gfatter for be fbrlte tre 6ier=
bingaar af in6eppre11be &egnifabs=
cor git neo ,ne6 oper 875 Millioner
Collars i Sanmenligning meo set
tiliporenbe Eiosrun1 al bet foregaa-
el1be Mar ifblge Mapporter, ion1 ioag
bleb feroige I .sStternal @rpel1ue 9u=
rcan.
Sra 1fe esuIi 1921 til Site Warts
1922 uogior6e 6et Ian1leoe 8elgb af
5fatter, ion1 inofosiereoes al @e-
gieringen 2,476 Oaillioner Dollars
in1oo 5,351 Mtllioner, fon1 blep it1b-
fasferet fra lite Suli 1920 tit 31te.
Morts 1921.
Sorninoffeoe Sn6tngter al sS1lo-
fumit- % Gortieneite-9fut forfIarer
nniten. bele Ne6gangett / @egierir1-
gems 5fattetn6tegter, ioet Set fant=
leoe 8eleb of SSn6fomit- >og Sortie=
nelte : .5fat i i1r6eberenoe ST.
nansuar bar 1870 Meillioner Sol.
lars i11o6 1884 Mii1ioner / Sc
ferlte tire 8bartaler al bet foregaa.
en6e Mar, altiaa en- Neogang / 6isie
Snotegtsfil6er al ia Millioner
F9ollars. Sssnotpgter peb Ben nationa-
1c 8robibitionslob forggeoes in1io-
lerti6 meb II Millioner Collars, ioet
Sotalbelpbet for it16ebpren6e Mnr
bleb 200 MifIioner Collars irnoo
189 Milltoner set foregaaer6e Qar.
9iberie Sfatter faaio1n paa Cur
nsartifler, Sronsport, Gornpielier og
gtempelafgifter paa 0ofunenter git
neh 1neo o1ntre11t 134 Mllioner, i6et
9otalbelebet for i1loeb9re16e gar bar
558 Weillioner Collars in1oo 692
Wllioner forrige Qar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11
stnru1 ]. q ~ Finn.
ssSoneg uanl,,te1 gfpr-
me 90 6Io,n DHaboma pg seras.
Sire 8erIpner oa1fun,,1e

Matcbe5, Misi, BEN 8be Oeai. 9e
GRnninger, Der beifDtteoe ben pl-
ore Sci. al SSonespille> 2a., Der no'
gi6r ca. to greoieoele al 8De1 fpig-
teoe ioag. Set npe 9treg ,t6enfor
De1nningen bar ollereoe operibgnt=
met. @a116et 1neloes at itaa fra 2 til
4 500 bDbt Bpens @doer. sSones.
billie er gatabonla Sogn beb 8lacf
Mtber og bar ca. 1l500 SnobDg-
gere.
Ser bleb arbeioet bnarbt Sones-
billie for at bDgge op oen prtbate
3pnning, Ser befptter 8pens So
pe6ltrgg, men snobpggerne bar fle=
re Gage frpgtet for, at ben lite biloe
.boloe. Ger bill blibe ie1l6t en- Gam.
per 1ne6 Sorraa6 til 6e 429 TlDgt-
1inge Der ct afifaaret al. Slommen
/ Mrtonifb.
Mationer er uo6elt til 5000 Ser
Toner fra Ben 2rgter n1e6 Jorraao,
Ser bIep ien6t til Serrt6ap> 2a., for
at bielpe Dem, Der bar / nni66elbar
M9rbe6 al GprnningSbruoet Ser.
Misiisiippi bar frelnoeles en-
8an6itan6 at 50 500 Der. 9nnt-
ttingsbr1,6et er lite blebet Iptber1ig
itgrre / 6e ii6lte Gage og ganoet
itrbmnter lite langer uteo fig Jart
.gie11llem set.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-11

golurnbus g. g., BEN -8oe Meii.
Glere 5traffanger j 5outb Carroll,
no Statsfangfel b1eb ffl16t ioag al
gangebogtere rn6er ct MDtteri, mel,
Der 8Delts 8ran6ebef, MaD. Bran6-
Dpie1tet blep. 1lofommanberet for al
bialpe Spneiels elsu&)11oig beoerue.
Mellenr 10 og 12 Sanger Bier
ifaot, fagoe Map % nlellen 800 oe
400 Sanger oeltog WiDtteriet. Set
te begpnote, oa en- @rnppe Sanger
efter 2l,l1cb t. 5piieialen a1lgreb
gagterne. MDtteriet .blep burtie
oanpet.
Sra 5RngIlet erbol6t man ietrere
BefrnftelR paa WeIoingen ON, d
enoeI Gonger bar fuot. sSnge11 bar
inliolertio farlig iaaret, bleo Del
fagt
Niprb % Gelpmor6. Solicit So l.,
ben 8oe Mai. @obert 6. MeNoberfs,
Ger Of Woobraf Sss1,11, gDens HBrite
8otel ifigb % orebte fin tibIigepe
5efretpr Naiis Mobel aerlpin, %
sorabte oerpaa iig ielo.
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Kripagjulnrt1.
Mmerifa giper 0ranfrige ct 5&inf ON
Sertgsgielben. st frauif &riga=
bsz8egnifab,

Yaris sen 26er Wat. Gen .an1e>
rifanlfe @ielosfltn6eri ringsfontmislion
ienote for tire Dage iioen ben franife
arigsgielo- -5un6eringslo,
bens Cert, 6en af @ieloSton1misito=
men / oenne Sorbitoelle beotagne Ste,
iolution iuntt en- Mnmo6niug til ben
frantic &egiering om at gipre oe 8e-
merf11inger 6en enlfer, angaaenoe
l16fprelien al 2opens' @ilfaar. 5frib=
tet opfattes officielle areole iom Ell
bpflig Mntponing ont at oet, MI er
paa Eioe at begpnoe alporlige timber,
hanolinger ON @ieloe1 ifipnt Set an
tnges ber, at ben atnerifarlfe Negie-
ring iffe bill forcere 5aget1.
Dofun,entet 5lep operienot 6inans-
mi11ilteren meb 5orlangenoe ON, at
ban afgiper fulo &apport at,gaaenoe
@iploen og ben finaniiene Stilling.
rDette @o1nn1ltnite fon1n1er paa en-
Si6, 6a aranfrige anttooes paa Sc
nua- -4onferenien ONT at reoucere nog=
1e al fine @rop moo fine ti6ligere al,
liereoe," iogoe en- bpititaoetoe @e-
gieringsembeo i6ag. Set ct
os en @l9oe at bore gener6ie moo
tore allierebe, men for at giere set,
tnoa bore olliere6e itbtte os. 8t er.
.ian1ne Stt1ling lom ct &an6elsbl1s
meo flor @ielo o9 itore uoeltaaenoe
2aan, be6t al &reoitorer ON at betale
ng of SfDlonere ON at gibe Mfilag
og be1tte. &bis bi ffal beta1e, maa pi
hlipe betolt."
6ranfriges ,@rigsgiplh er iom fpl.
ger: Gil be Sorene6e Stater 49,
$50, 100000 @ulofrones;; til 5tor-
t;:tannien 12,5O0000,000 @l1l0-
francs. Giliann1elt 26,250, 900, 600
@ulbfrancs.
Sranfrige bor tilgo6e:: bos Stalten
1 ,0O0,00O,O00 @ul6francs; bos Nus=
lan6 4>000, 900, coo @ulofrancs; bos
@elgien 2,250,0o0,o00 @ulofrancs;
bos Sugo-slapie1t 100000 >ooo
@ulofrancs;; Dos a1rore alliereoe,
reriblan6t Mumenien, L250, 100000
@ulofrancs. Stliamutet1 5000
100000 @ul0francs. @fus gritat-
ningen fra Gpiflanb, 68,000,0Oo,-
600, CT 8ranfriges 9ilgo6ebabenoe
.ialt ~ 600, 100000 @nlbfrancs.
Det paaitaaes iffe, at bele: 6en tD.
.ffe grltatning bgr NECKLACES 8egn,
ffobet, 1,et1 i6etInin6lte 251000,000
GOO @ulofroncs, iont Sranfrige bar
brugt for Gpiflan6s 9fegning paa
@ienreisning af Nprbfranfrige bGr
inbbefattss Gette bill btie en- 4re6it-
iioe paa Negnffabet af 34,000,oOo,.
900 @ulofrancs og en- Balance
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-17
IS RECORDS BROKEN
IN ANNUAL PREBLE
FIELD, TRACK MEET

EATON, Ohio, May Fifteen rec
ords were broken in the sixth annual
field and track meet of the district
schools of Preble county, held recent
ly, as shown by a final check of rec
ords
In the 12o-pound-or-over class Orval
Bragg. Jefferson township broke the
pole vault record by two inches. The
record set by him is nine feet and nine
inches. as against nine feet and seven
inches, the previous record. Byron
Shields, Verona, tied Bragg for the
record. In the 440-yard dash in the
same class Edgar Parks, Monroe town
ship, set new record of SO As sec
onds, as against SO seconds. In the
baseball throw in the same class By
ron Shields, Verona, set a new record
OF 353 feet and three inches, as against
337 feet and six inches In the same
class Harold Cromwell, Verona, broke
the Ginning record with %, as against
20.
In the 101 to 12O-pound class three
records were broken. James Lucas,
West Alexandria. hurled the eight
pound shot a distance of 40 feet and
3A inches, as against 80 feet and nine
inches. Lucas also set new record
OF 80 feet and eight inches for the
baseball throw, as against 800 feet.
Don Creager, West Alexandria, put up
new record of two minutes and 27
seconds for the half~mile run, as
against two minutes and 90 AS sec.
onds.
New Ginning Record.
In the 81 to 101 pound class, David
Riley, West Alexandria, made 4 new
record of 20 in Ginning, as against IT.
Five records were broken in the
class below 81 pounds. In the 200
yaid relay, Lanied township schools
set a new record of 271-5 seconds,
as against % seconds. In the running
broad jump Ray Suman, Lanier town
ship, made & new record of IA feet
| and 912 inches, as against IA feet s
inches. By a quarter of an inch. Rus
sell Unger, of Lewisburg, broke the
standing jump record. The new re-
cord is feet SHinches, as against
broke the baseball throw record by
almost IL feet. The new record is
215 feet 10 inches, as against 1919 feet.
Elroy Kabler, Lanier township, holds
the new Ginning record, with %, as
| against 20.
In the class for girls over Is in the
200 yard relay, Union high school,
| Lewisburg, hung up new record of
20 3-5 seconds, as against 81 3-5 sec
onds.
| Mabel Belville, Camden, in the girls
under Ii class, in the baseball pitch,
! made new record of 3, as against
2, the previous record.
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YANKEES, ST. LOUIS
ARE SHARING HONORS
~ Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Yankees
and st. Louis today are sharing the
first division with two former rivals
for the cellar championship-the
Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit
Tigers, who right now are playing
the most sensational games in the
league.
Ty Cobb, again starring at the bat
with three hits in as many times up,
led his team to an easy to victory
over Washington while the Mackmeu
hammered Robertson, the White Sox
no hit pitcher, out of the box and won,
60 Ed Rommel stopping Chicago in
the latter stages of the game. Wash
ington pulled a triple play in the
ninth inning, the fourth of the season.
The pace settlers, New York and st.
Louis, also won, but the Tigers and
Athletics are tied for third place and
close on the leaders. Waite Hoyt re-
turned to worlds series form and
BANKED Cleveland to 0, while the
Browns nosed out Boston, 6-5, in an II
inning battle Ken. Williams, who
gathered four hits, started the win
ming rally with a double.
Only two games were played in the
Nationals, the Giants bowling To
Cheeves, crack young pitcher of the
Cubs, for the second time in four
games, and giving Chicago an even
break in the series. Pittsburgh lost
to Boston to in IL innings and
also lost the services temporarily of
Shortstop Meanwhile, who was car
ried from the field after being spiked
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jim TRACEY BRAVE
BUT POOR BOXER
CBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, May 17-Jim Tracey.
Australian heavyweight, possesses the
heart of gladiator, but lacks know
edge of the art of fisticuffs.
In his first American appearance in
Madison Square Garden last night,
Tracey was knocked out in the eighth
round by Bill Brennan of Chicago.
Awkward but determined, Tracey
set out to finish Brennan in the first
round. but was tapped solidly once on
the chin, and then became cautious.
In the sixth Brennan swung a left
that caught Tracey on the jaw and
sent him to the canvas. The blow did
not hurt Tracey; it apgered him. He
took an eight count and the round
ended
In the seventh Tracey took the of
fensive, engaged in ring center
mauling-bee with Brennan and shooll
him with several hard punches to the
chin. He was sent reeling to the
ropes by a Brennan right, but came
back into the fight again and stag
gered Bill with left upper cut.
Again in the eighth the elongated
antipodean drew Brennan into milt
ing at close quarters. He cuffed the
veteran on the jaw with a right and
then backed into a neutral Gomez
Right there he made an error of omis
sion. He forgot to protect his jaw.
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HIGH TRACK MEET
AT 3.45 THURSDAY

High schools dual track and field
meet with Brookvllle will be started
Thursday afternoon at 45 O'Clock on
Reid Field, Earlham. The meet IS
starting at this time to allow all stu
dents of the high school a chance to
get out for the first event.
Brookyille has a fair squad of run
ners, but excels in the high and broad
jumps. Dickerson jumps over the bar
in the high jump for the Brookville
team at height of five feet six inch
es, and is a good broad jumper He
leaps right around 10 feet.
Coach Stenger will give practically
every man on the team a chance to
show his worth in this meet, and prob
ably will use three in some events.
Admission to the meet will be 25
cents.
Brookville has no entry in either
the high or low hurdles, and therefore,
they will not be run
High school baseball players were
to leave Wednesday afternoon to take
on the College Corner Hi team at the
latter place. The players were to go
in automobiles.
Richmond's entries in the events
will be as follows:
100yard dash-B7own and Kennedy.
Mile ruD-HobsoD and Huber.
Pole vault-Bond and Lutz.
Shotput-G"eene and Matthews.
220-yard dash-Reid, Brown and
Kelley.
880-yard run-Hobson and Ryan.
440-yard dash Reid and Ryan
High jump-Reid, Lutz and Walls.
Broad jump-Kessler and Greene.
Relay-Kennedy, Brown, Kessler
and Reid