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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
CHARLOTTE GOLFERS
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
IBv Associated Press,

FIRST invitation golf tournament at
Biltmore Forest was made an all
Charlotte event today, when Fred
:-Axton. OF that city, champion OF the
Carohnas. defeated young Epps
Asheville Country Clubs invitation
tourney last week, while Vernon,
Porter, &C Charlotte. medalist in tho
last Care mas tournament. was beat
ing IL. Il. FraZee. or st. Petersburg,
and O. in the championship flight.
LaNon's victory was by 5 AMI :.
Flualists In second flight: Nelson
McRae. Of Wilmington, meets Henry
WestRll of Ashcvilie.
Third night: &. L. Taylor. OF Green
Vile. meets W. j. Richardson. OF
Richmond.
Fourth flight: David Gudgcr. OF
Ashevi!lc. meets j. II. Gallivau. OF
Grccrviile
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prcui., Tro,ti,c ,,.cor,I

AURORA. ILL. Aug ec-E y.
Pop" G.crs. 7i-ycar-old horsrmun.
drove his littlc PAGER, Sanardu.
1853 S-4, TO worlds mile record OF
2:0e 3-+ FOR Eciding over a half.
mile track, and then Won the final
race in tho e;lG trot with Anna Phelps
" the Central States Fair Tuesday. 1t
Was Pop Gcers Day. The races
n,rked the first time that Gecrs com :
peted in Illinois for fourteen years
for not in all that time had he LEFT
the Grand Circuit
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DUNDEE AND KILBANE
MAY MEET IN RING
fBy Associated pressl

NEW YORK, Aug. a3.--Negotiations
under way for Il feathcrwcight
thainpionship contest at the Polo
,unuuhds October between Johnny
\iibane. or Cleveland, and Jnhmmy
,Duhuee. or New York. according To-
matchmaker Tom O'Rouriie. OF The
h.nuhlic Athletic club. recently Ii.
at the bail park
I,uhhc" is recognized as the worlds
,eathcrweiSht champion by The Erw
,,wnih, state Athletic Commission.
Mh!ch declared kiIhaEc's title vacated
"S !"r as It's jurisdiction vas con
,Ein"h Tor failure t" accept dundee
cha!icnEc some Time ago
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PAT WINSTON MEETS
OWENS IN FINALS
iBy Associated Press

ASIiEElLLE. y. c.. Aug. 23.-De.
vile IN straight sets. go. Ga. today
Iat Winston, OF Chapel Hin and
SaSnnnah. old timer" and 1915 state
champion. is favored TO win from
young Jack Caldwell. OF Atlanta. 70.
morrow In the scmifnais, and meet
FRANK owens. OF Atlanta. i'm tho
nhaiS oi the state championship
club. ~'u"''
ovens, Southern champion, won
nus match easily today. as in pre-.
N.ouS rounds, defeating j. VI. l.asley
Of Chapel hin and Chicago 81 4 -
me TEXTURE match OF the day wa,
~ Woilch's singles when Miss i,mmy
HNiIn9Noerry, OF Grecnville. 5. G., forced
:a'.a Inerese Chapman, OF Asheyille
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IONEG WILL REPORT
TO CARDS NEXT YEAR
LRy Associated rress

81 LOUIS. Aug 23. Fred TOmcy.
l"rner New York twirler. whom the
81 Louis Nationals obtained by waiv-
Io'' b">l"" week ago viii not
report to the Cardinals uutu my
season. Branch Hickey, manager OF
me cardinals, announced this after
noon on his return from Nashville.
i"hh.' where he conferred with the
pitcher. The loss or Tnnay Is nyna,',
rd L" nave 4 marked effect on the
locals p"nnaut chances
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Jnck to Meet rnrtner..

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. Aug. ga
JACK Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion. Will appear In Floyd FitZ-
simmons arena hero Labor Day. bu;
not in the defense OF his title. Coy.
ernor McCray, OF Indiana. toda y
granted permission to stage an cN-
hibition contest for Dempsey, will,
sparring partners as his opponents
This exhibition will be supported by
four bouts, involving all star boxers
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Claims COLI mnrntrou ,,orl

SION ANF:, WASH, Aug 23.-Tha
Marathon Golf championship OF the
nited states was claimed today BY
Arthur T.. NelEuth, a., contractor.
VINO Monday played twenty-one
rounds on the Spokane dowu-river
soif course. \ walk OF about fifty-
three miles VAS an Incident to NAL =
ing the record The l9S holes We're
played with an average of 81 strokes
each, total | ,069 strokes.
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bar boxer for Conduct

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-The province
OF the New York Boxing Commission.
now embraces the domestic affairs
or boxers and others connected with
the ring. Carl Tremain tho Cleve
land bantnmweight. has been Sc,
down indefinitely for conduct detri
mental Of the sport" The whistle
was blown on the Clovelander be :
cause OF "dOmestic trOuhle."
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THURSDAY. AUGUST "a. 1922.
At O'Clock L. NJ,

tho property described as being Lot
No. on the plan and survey attached
bickerSon 10 SIonteiro, dated May 6,
lses. and duly recorded. said property
having a front OF 30 feet on National
Road and running back. within paral-
lei lines, III b/l2 feet on one side,
and 80 i/l2 feet on the other side
The improvements consist of Il neat
detached frame dwelling. we'll located
on ihis wide thoroughfare. and will
haKS good home or investment.
TERMS: Cash as to eSpenso Of era-
cutting this trust, any taxes due and
unpaid, and TO pay IA balance OF
s5oo.oV with interest from March 80.
le2l. balance and = years.
G. l.. DESOON.
Trustee.
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Set Date fur Power boat Rac..

DO t a J 10. =. T. ANS. 2J.--Th a
Nmcrican Power Roht Association has
approved september Il. 10, is a.
dates for the postponed international
power boat regatta on the Niagara
River. IL was announced today. Five
races are on the program. The in
cludc hydropl1ues ia the 2.2O0 class
Tor tn" International championship:
displacement boats In the 200 class
displacement boats llQU class. dis
placement boats 62J class. and hydro
planes l.l00 class.
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Tourney Set for srptrmh.r :.

NEW YORK. Aug. a3-Thc open
Ing round OF tho national amatri.s
golf championship at Brookiinc
Mass Will be played on Saturday.
September y, instead of the follow
Ing Monday. IL was announced OH
c!ally today by the United States
COLI Association. The total entrants
today had reached l54
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY WILLIAM L. WORD,
Eca! Estate Nuc:.oaaer.
l6i: y. Ninth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE STORE
AND FLAT
bovc and the dwelling ad loiuin
1880 N. 18th ST.

In execution OF certain decd OF
trust to the undersigned. dated Juiv
2sin, 1915. and recorded in III.
Clerks Office %. the Richmond chan
CcrE Court OF the CRY OF Richmond
Virginia. In ID. -. 22s-R. page JcI. de.
fault having bctn made III a par; OF
the debt therein secured and being
OF. we Viii sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2iru. 1922,
$3.50 +. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
us follows. All that certain piece. or
parcel o. lot OF Land with the store
and dwelling designated as no. 72s
aud $50. North Twenty-c!Shth t2sthD
street, and all other improvements
thereon, lying and being In the City
OF Kicnmond, Virginia, on the west
side OF Twenty-cighth (2sthJ Street.
between M and "N'' Streets. and
the southwestern Intersection OF
Twcnty-e!ghth (2Sthb and ~ SITS ;
thence running southwardly along
the western line OF Twenty eighth
l2sth) street, and fronting thereon
Thirty-ninc (3o) feet and nine CD
inches tuthc center OF. an alley, three
wide feet, 10 be used Jointly by said
real estate conveyed and tn" dwelling
adjoining II on the south, and cx-
tending back wcstwarriy from TWEEN
ty-"ighth t"Sth) street. between the
Southern line o: "N' stree; and u line
parallel Herewith. one hundred and
twenty-five tl25I feet to an alley
fourteen 90 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash
T.. NJ. EoNLEY.
~ !. CHEWING. JR.
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BY virtue ot certain deed OF
trust. dated March 30, 1895. OF record
in the Clerks Office, Henrico Cir
cult Court. n. B. l69-B. page
ISL. default having been made in tho
payment Of "a portion OF the debt
therein secured. l will sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
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WEST END.

WEST END.
If you have a limited
amount to spend for q
house in the West End, see
what a comfortable home
$500 will buy here; 6
rooms and bath, newly
painted and papered; thor
oughly modern; full con-
crete cellar, sta tt on airy
tubs; nice yard; close to
school and car line. Price
includes shades, screens
and two gas stoves. I'M
mediate possession.
Owner will show, 1903
Floyd Avenue.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER, Agent,
WE can supply your wants in real estate.
w. 10: Purcell. Jr.. Co.. Inc, l04 North
E,Rnth street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

WunUd-Io Rent ~
email furnished house
Tor winter. cali Madison 3i3s
hr MARRIED COUPLE. In private family
large bright room. with breakfast ana
evening dinner; Wcsthninptpn or Yves;
OK boulevard lection preferred. Reply
10 !. I3o. caro- The Dispatch
SMALL FLAT. fgruiHhcd. or Two rooms
facilities for Eight hOYs, Keeping by gu!o,
married couple. suburbs preferred.
IL ltf. car. rha- u sL.., q h
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY 6. l.. g. II. L. DENOON. INC,
Real Estate Auctloncers.
Trustee S Sale

FRAME. DWELLING on THE EAST
SIDE: OF THE NATIONAL ROAD.
BETWEEN BROWN AND LEWIS
STREETS.
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App.I.ch,sn L~.rD.

NInEsport. 81 Johnson CITY. :, .
Bristol. Z; Knoxville. 8.
GreeneVille. 2: cleveland,r7.
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Auction Sale

By an order of the Circui, c,nr, =,
the County OF Hcnrico. virginia en- i.
tered on The 3lst day of July, 1922
VII! sell At public auction. in front OF
me tienrico County Courthouse. 22nd
FRIDAY. AUGUST 18TH. 1879
AT IL O'Clock ~
the following valuable piece or mar
&C! Of land. lying in Brooklard Mac
istcFial District. Henrico County, Vir-
Einia. containing 1t-lOO acres, sit :
uatcd near Ladies' Mile R6nd. in said
county. Just north Of Richmond and
near Providence Park.
Tn. County School Board Of Hen
rico County. Virginia.
TERMS: Announced 4; sale.
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-------- 7---7 ---=
Houses fUl. Sulc

BARTON HEiGnTS-Big nnd. s-room
corner modern Barton Heights home.
handsomely parered. painted; high and
dry; S0-foo' lot: best location. easy
terms READY TO move IN. ;. l. Thomas
randolph %, WIKI Morton G. Thai
hi:ucr.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
No. cO2o Park Ave. 0 rooms.
baths. 500.
Barton Heights. S rooms and
bath. 500.
2til The Terrace. rooms and
bath. SIS.
ao6i West Grace. st. rooms.
baths, $685..
1905 Floyd Ave. rooms and
bath, Ssb.
1907 Third Ave, Highland Park.
rooms and bath. $50.
MORTON g. TIIALIIIMER,
First National Bank Building.
Phone Randolph 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

business Property 81
GOOD grocery and confectionery store. Tor
sale. ". LelnsOn. 5ii-lz Mutual Bldg
Phone Ran. 2Il1.
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ROOMS AND BOAED
Rooms With ISonrd

GRACE ST.. ~. ISl3--For rent. uttrnc-
lively furr led from, room. bath. break
fast aud evening dinner. boulevard
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1Hs.fH.N>-LEG.ILs

FOR REST results. list your property WITH
James I. Cosby. go Eas; Main Street,
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by e. l.. {; X. l.. DENOON. INC.
Real Estate Auct!Oneers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
BLOSSOM OF ROMANCE
FLOWERS IN "SAREEL" "

The blossom of romance still con-
tinues to grow on the old fashioned
highways. where it can be plucked by
the novelist who eschews the stultify-
ing sultiiness Of the Freudian conser-
vatory il he or she SO wills. Edith Dart
has taken one of these simple flowers OF
natural love glorifed MS her theme in
"Sareel' (Boni & Liveright).
Sareel-rcally Sara Hills work.
house founding bonded out to crusty.
flint hearted country woman and her
easy going. spineless husband. Here
on the English moors the girl passes
years in uncomplaining drudgery until
romance enters in the form: of light
hearted student OH holiday. The boy
goes away, apparently forgetting poor
Sarcel. who suddenly is lifted from her
hondage by marriage with an idealisti-
cally minded author. Then in the midst
of her new found happiness she learns
again Of her first sweetheart and rushcs
off to him. An attack of brain fever
follows, and she recovers to find herself
doubling tie strength of her first love
on her part as well as on that of the
youth.
Being old fashioned in it's structure.
"Sareer' has an Everybody. happy"
ending.
The characterizations Of the story, cs.
pecially that of the penny -grasping
country woman. are excellent. The book
is not weighty, but it is refreshing and
entertaining.
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M0B0DY'S MAN.: Phillips 0ppenheim
lente give in without a strusgle?" Jane

lsnts / y :, give in without a 'trussle'' Jane
Il hope that Tall.nte will fight. ="
Bartrey replied, "but I must warn
you, Lady Jane, that ] am the guard
ian Of a cause. and for that reason
| am an opportunist. If the division
Of our party which consists OF the
trades unionists refuses to listen to any
explanation and threatens severance IT
Tallente remains, then he will have
to &C." - .,.u q,
concerned" Tallente asked. you could
81 could thrive without him. Dart
rcy declared heartily.
Then you shall" Tallente asserted.
"Wa'll show the world what his Local
trades unionism stands for. He has
belittled the whole principle Of co .oper-
alton. He twangs all the time one
brazen chord instead Of seeking to give
expression to the clear voices of the
millions. Miller would impoverish the
country with his accursed limited
production. his threatened strikes, his
parochinl outlook. Englishmen are
brimful Of common sense. Dartrey. II
YOU know where to dig for It. Well
mnterialize your own dream. Well
DTluk tHt VI evtlubSIu INV
our human and daily life and those oc =
topus trades unions shall feel the
knife"
Jane laid her hand for moment
upon his arm.
why aren't you oftcner enthusi-
astic?"
He glanced at her swiftly. Their
eyes met. Fearlessly she held his fin.
gers for n momcnt--a long. wonderful
moment.
II was getting past enthusiasms. y
he said; ~ was dropping into the
dry as dust school-the argumentative,
logical, cold, Intellectual school. The
last few months have changed that.
! feel young again. If Dartrey will
give me free hand. I'll deliver up to
him Miller's bones.'
Dnrtrey hail come to the dinner in
an uncertain frame Of mind. No one
knew better than he the sinister power
behind Miller. Yet before Tallente had
! tinis he'd speaking he had made up his
mind.
II II stand by you. Tallente." he de-
clared. even If il puts us back a year
or so. Miller carries with him always
an atmosphere of unwholesome things.
He has got the Bolshevist filth in his
blood and don't trust him. No one
trusts him. He shall take his follow
ing where he will. and IL we arc not
strong enough to rule without them,
we'll wait"
1t was a compact of curious impor-
tance which the two men sealed inn
pulsively with grip of the hands
across the table, and down at WOOL
hanger. through some dreary months,
It was James greatest pleasure 10 re-
member that it was at her table it had
been made.
To be continued tomorrow
Ennlr,rht. 1917 h, AZ Rcit
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PIECES OF HATE"
Haywood Broun's Volume Of
Essays 10 Better Than
Its Punning Title

The outside of Haywood Broun's col.
lection Of essays published under the
title Of pieces of Hate George ii.
Doran Company is as different from
that OF the average book as Is the in.
side.
The covers are buff paper embossed
checker board fashion in fifteen squares,
alternately smooth and cross -hat atched.
The title is embossed in the smooth
square at the top, the name Of the
author is In the center square and the
trade mark Of the publisher is at the
bottom. The back Is maroon cloth. with
the title in gilt, and the top Of the pnges
Is colored in a shade Of red which an
expert might cali cerisc. No one with
any skill in the use Of words would
describe II as n dainty volume. There
Is a ruggedness about IL as though Mr..
Brouu had asked his publishers to
avoid making 1t pretty.
Now this is not an attempt to damn
the book by confning comment to its
cxterna1s. II is merely nm indirect way
| of saying that the reader who Is pleased
only by the dainty and the pretty Will
not be pleased by what Mr.. Broun has
written. There is n directness about
this man when he chooses to be direct
that must be as disconcerting to those
to whom he is addressing himself as was
the directness Of the ancient prophet
who pointed his finger at King David
and said: Thou art the man.
The volume contains forty-two es.
says. all Of which have seen previous
publication in daily. weekly or monthly
periodicals. Many Of them are on topics
Of transient interest, but Mr.. Broun
handles them all in way to make
them readable even TO those to whom
the event that provokes them was un :
known. He combines with genuine
humor sound philosophy Of life and a
wholesomeness of outlook which provide
the salt that preserves the savor of
what he writes. Some of his enthu =
siastic admirers insist that they see
in him the glimmerings Of genius. If
genius be clarity Of thinking. intel
lectunl poise. tho ability to write sim
pie and direct English. then he has it.
But IL genius be next door to madness,
as has sometimes been maintained. there
is none Of the younger writer's who is
Yarther from it.
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IS NOT GIRLS SLAYER
Baltimore Police Convinced Man
Held Knows Nothing Of Mystery

Baltimore. July 1S.--(By \. P.)-
Charles Milon. friend of the murdered
Bella Lemon. of Fairmont. W. Va.
brought here last night from Harris.
burg. Pa. where he was arrested last
Sunday. convinced Baltimore police
after a three hour examination that
he was not the slayer. and they said
hc shed no light on the mystery. Milon
was held. however, until his statements
could be thoroughly investigated.
Bella Lemons mutilated body was
found last Thursday morning at Cations.
vile. n suburb.
A fresh start toward a solution Of
the case was begun today with the fol =
lowing persons sought by police
Rosario Demarco C"Big Rosie'l
who ran the resort in Fairmont where
Bella lived last; Tony Corbi. of Bal
timore. said to have been one of the
girls sweethearts: Camela Malone. who
lived with Bella Lemon at Demarco S
place. and saw her of on the train to
Baltimore Tuesday Of last week, and
| who disappeared Friday.
Bella Lemons body was shipped tc
Warrington, W. Va, yesterday for
| burial.
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capablc we're segregated in one group,
always a small one, and the incapable
in another group. The emergence OF
member of the incapable group through
some trick of inheritance from his own
group into the capable group is becom.
ing rarcr and rarer. Mr.. Stoddard
cites figures from English investigators
which he insists prove that the devel-
opmcnt of capablcs in the incapable
croup in England is much less frequent
now than it was fifty years ago.
And he insists that as the cdpdbles
arc prone to race suicide, their num-
Der is bound to decline.
HNHEN the incapables will have their
i way and society will begin to revert
70 n barbaric stage. He finds in the
Bolshevik revolution in Russia evidence
Of mass revolt against complex clvln-
zation in charge of the minority OF the
capables. The revolt has been led by
incapablcs, by unbalanced capablcs and
by capables misled by designing men.
Mr.. Stoddard is forced to this con-
clusion by the logic Of his argument.
hut many observers who may follow him
in his application OF the law Of hcredity
will part company with him here. They
will insist that there has been no mass
revolt in Russia. that n the mass OF
the Russian people had their way they
would drive the Bolshevists from
power and set up freer form of gov
ernment in closer harmony with that
which prevails in the democratic coun-
tries of the west. 1t may be argued
that their failure to do this is proof Of
Mr.. Stoddard's theory that the in
competcnts will not act until the time
Is ripe, and that when that time ar.
rivcs even the Bolshevists will be driven
from power to make room for an even
moro barbarous form Of government
But it Is futile to argue on this mat
ter. for tho Russian experiment has beer
in progress less than five, years, nnt
that is too short time to justify any
one in making generalization.
The catastrophe which Mr.. Stoddart
foresecs can be avcrtcd. according tt
his view. only by the application o.
the theories of eugenicS and by the de
velopmcnt of larger families by th'
capable in order that the proportion o
capables may become so large that i
will be able to dominate society in th'
future as It has in the past.
Mr.. Stoddards book is interesting
and suggestive, but it could be taker
more seriously if the author had no
devoted himself so rersistently t.
alarmist propaganda. and II he had no
accepted as finalitics some of the the
ories of biologists which are likely Il
be radically modified by new theories o.
rejected entirely within a generation.
GEORGE W. DOUGLAS.
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CONTINUES FAST 64 DAYS
kentuekian, Now Speeehless, De.
clared He Lived on Spiritual Food

stanton. ky., July 1S.-(By a. P.)
William Rice. of NADIA. today was
speechless and in very weakened con-
dition on the sixty fourth day of his
voluntary fast. Physicians who have
examined Rice do not expect him to
live much longer If he continues to re.
fuse sustenance.
Rice said he intended to fast only
forty days to purify his body as Christ
did" but when the forty days were up
he continued. saying if he ate he would
90 to hell. and asserting that he was
living on spiritual food.
Until few days ago Rice was able
to talk. BY his bedside are Bible. n
cross. a fan. n trumpet and likeness
of Christ.
Rice has a wife and two daughters.
both of whom are married, who are az
! his bedside.