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The Washington times., 1922-12-20
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HAVANA ENTRIES

. FIRST RAcE--Purss ,sse elsimins'
Conundrum, ie3; -eAbe sAbiotasly. lesi
icS: sBrushwood,. ioS; denvithim, Tea
SECOND RACE-Purss, $500; claim
ing; thres-year-olds and upward; ~
furlongA sAwning, 1ooi Mooresque. !es,
molly Pun, fo1; kitty Cheathsm. io1;
ssoyereisn II, les; esir Jack, Jos; nlss
iis: Mary RisssL iia: Portiisht. III. !
THIRD RAcE-Purss $500; six fur
longs; three-year-oIds ana up Nalen'
tine Dor. ieS; .nsds.A. 1es: Den fsps
les: Ciceronian. Ie1: Nan, foIt Hohokus
lie; .Res iiei Red. iii; TitAniA' IL
YouHTH RAcE-Ths I.spgrts H.ndi.
- Ssst.r ~ HAD sseis iss: rss boy. lie; chis'
spencer. III; Bsiis q Elis.ssshtovn
srrrH RACE ryrss ssss tl,sss srs.r,
oids and ap; cialnaings mile and q M:
6sssa. sea Ilnrss, 1sf} ,xsnllilo, fc1
Nslls forks. iss; Bryniinshs iss; puh'
\ sIxrH RACE Psass es.s: three.
Esar<oi69; eletnain9s mile and fifty yerds
sCFf1ss u; linda. 81 sFayel!s. 80 kei'
toi, ioe; Ply Cast Iet. HandeL 1es; ME-
'Apprsntics allowance. weather clear;
track fast. t
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
G|RI IN Staying
REPUD|ATEs
Choir Singer Now Says She
Had No Plan e Marry Pollard.
Makes Other Dsnials.

< RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 20.--An
enphatic rspudistion OF all the
saIleht points IN the sffidayit which
cominonwsalth's Attorney saitsr.
fisld ysstsrdAy declared she had
sworn "a. was made this morning
by lrrs. Bertha Louise Back. who
n I'D " police unocnsciousiy to
have caused Thomas Pollard 10
murder Mrs. rhslma Richardson Z
wssk aso last Monday night.
while admitting that ne had
made an affidayit ID Mr.. saitsrfisld.
the young choir sinssr denied that
it confains the following statements,
All of which the police consider
sxtrsmsly dAmAsinx 70 PollArd's ds-
4. mat she and Poiiard had
PLANNED 70 marry ss soon az both
were granted divorce decrees.
!. That Pollard tslsphoned her
after the shooting IN his home.
q That PoIlard, when he called
1n1f be<0re the shooting. said Mrs.
Rionerdscn wss 4 his house.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST RAcE--Purss. s1es, eisimInS;
fsrionss Yoriek. ii5, Or sidney. rs;
kis.. ss riIs: iis: h.sss, s ss:' is r,ssfsr H.
schick. lie: sKosiiis. lie. cappy Ricks
1ie: .kitty c.rpsntsr. leii. .Josie n,
::s; s.a., :'iss:.i,ss s% II. i'.s. wsi;ss. IL;
SECOND RAcE-rsrs.. s1os: claim
terions. Lsechars. II NJ: pisionIyy,
Nay snhssehnf soaiss. iis: .Li..l. Am%i.. iss;
Foot. los; Jock Scot. fIs; Smart Guy,
iiis Fass. iSs IG Pa..ols rsg Gfiets sssss:
1lt; Flibbsrty oibbst. lis; sMarimba,
. THIRD nAcE-Pnrs.. ,7ee; sI.lmins 8
th,ss-yesr,clds and upysrd horsss ,,s .nd
war Psnnsnt. lis: Hereaftsr. TO Feodor
kinney. iei; sAivs. iea: silver springs
.1a Kalss 5ass r. fshs ~ a csscss s s
siiff ia. klrsti.s Cub. isi: Dumb
rouRTH RAcH---Psr.e. ,7os: claim,
va vsisr. hid;Hap ids: brsde.msn. M III: Hiaae.
level. III; Rep. ieIi Ablase leI: Rslcc
1851 Guy'nor. ies. Jaks Berger. 1es
Avispa, 100. Anonymous. -.
FIFTH RACE--Purss t7eo: three-ysar,
Old. and sR: s,si%,n.; isar, On: mile MI. ns snt
bina, iof: con High, iol: .ossfits, ioi
Pimiiee. 100; .simplicisy. ~: zens g.
iois .pani Micou. los; .Miiss g., ioi
sAnna Gallup. 100: Goaier. lis. q, a y.
SIXTH RAcE--Purss s1ee; thrse-yesr
oids and lup: clsimirg; mile ana q Elm
nivsrsary, ios; Not Yet Ies, 'Bstiybslis
iox, sBseswins lot; Transient. te4
liner. los: esarchiieht III. ios; Nusito
100; Natural, Ies sAttorney Muir. ios
sArnanda, foi; sTulsa. iot; Eternity
zoe; Concsntrais. los, I ~ n Z
Wsathsrs cissr. track sfovv a " n
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
100000
THEFT IS
Barred
Twsnty-thrss Are Accused Of
stsaling From Brooklyn
Naval Base.

NEW YORK. Dee. % Charged
Win stssIIng Government sup
pics. twsstystwo civilian en-
ployss q ~ Bsooklyn naval bsss
wsrs arsssDsd today by Depart
Imsnf u Ju1tiss sss1ts
Indietsnsuts fsspd ~ - nd
srli Grand jury n Bpekiyn ~
GENTLY alleged that mofs thsn
$1,000, 200 worth Of goods had
BEEN stslsn fron the bese aimee
the war.
Ths sscussd men were taken In
army trucks 70 the federal building
In Brooklyn whsrs they are 20 be
arraaohsd bsfors Judgs Darwin.
\ The Goods seClsn. according 70
the authoritisn, consisted largely Of
clothing. on and various other ma
terihls used at the navy base. OF
ficials aid other tndictments and
arrests win follow.
The men taken into custody In
clude CLERKS, packers. laborers.
chaffsurs. swatchmsn and elevator
opsrators The thefts, IL 10 alleged,
had ben going on for three years.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
bRUNENCASET0 To
REACH JURY
SOON
Last Witnesses Are Called by
Defense Today and Rebuff
taI Starts. Z,

MOUNT HOLLY, m. J., Dec.
20.The fate OF Mrs. a Doris
Brunen and her brothsr, Harry
G. Mohr, charged with the slay-
ing Of Honest" John +. Brunsn.
carnival owner. 10 expected 70 BE-
In the hands Of the Jury today.
Five witnessss Lsft.
The defense has i've more VII
nesses to testify. and the prosscus
ton wiil thep proceed with me -
buttak
Many witnesses were called fol
the defense yesterday. Five con.
victs from the state penitentiar5
at Trenton, one from The stats ~
formatory at Railway. ard several
prisoners In the Local Jail were On
the witness stand in an stfsnapt q
prove that Powell was insane when
he made his confession.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
7errin Survivor Tells How Throat Was Slash
LATE
FINANCIAL.
NEWS
PRoFIT-TAKiNC HALTs
UPWARD PRICE MOVE
n. xu q CNrfcrNJo
BY w. 8. COUSINS.
tcoDyrishi. 1871. ~ co.mopoiisan Now

tcopyrisht 1852, by Cosmopolitan News
NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Through.
out the first part Of today's active
session In the sstock market the
broad upward swing In prices con-
tinued. but profit-talting appeared
In the fourth hour and large por-
tion OF these early advances were
wiped out. There was little of the
spectacular. Railroad and oil stocks
divided about evenly the credit for
the buoyant movement.
The demand for the better grade
OF dividend rails was based on the
theory that stocks OF this class will
most likely improve In the New
Year prosperity era, and In the
meantime win provide their own
carrying charges. tg
Strength and activity in Pan
American was easily the feature OF
the oil stocks, though California Pc
troleum and Standard OIL Of Cali
fornia also made good showing.
A good number OF the Industrial
and speciality stocks were pushed
into the iimelight by reason OF their
unusual strength and activity.
~ On the other side, Marine pre-
ferrsd continued weak and sold be-
low 4s fora loss OF 2 points. Allied
Chemical. under attack, sold down
nearly 4 5 points, Bcthiehenn .B,'
was irtsgular and lot sbout ?
ss's;: E; D: s. go: 81 {
devsl0pf1.kt = 5. q 4, Z. = = z, y "
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
RAILROAD lNDU sfizikL
soNps ARE iRREcuLAR
NJ MUNROE ROBERT

tCspyrtGht. ts11l by. CosmopottAn Nevs
NEW YoRK. Dsc. so.1-e etsadi.
ness In Government war bonds ano
foreign government issues, AND
Irregular movsnents IN speculativc
rniiroad ana industrial bonds, were
the Gestures of today's listed bond
market. The volume Of trading va
sonnewhat sma1ler. than ueunL Lib.
erty sK's so1d around tf00.bs. the
first 4K's at so8.e3, the second ~
At Scala, and the Victory 4H'a at
SiO0.sl. In the foreign bond hst,
United Kingdom bh's Of 1898 were
down about 1 point at III while
the 6h's % 1881 sold st l04K; Bra.
xilian 4s were active a. sex. Preach
Republic e. 1t ssh, and Dutch East
Indies ~ ct pSk. 81
An irregular price movement f>a.
tnrsd the railroad honda. Seaboard
Air Lkns issues lost about i point,
WEST shore first a. were down y
at sou, Frisco income gs sold at
Missouri Pacific SIS at 81. Great
Northsrn 5h's ct 102k, Baltimore
and Ohio convertible 4i1ss ct S0H,
Westchester and Boston 4his at
l5k. Hris convertible AS at 4zh.
!, In the industrial list, Mariand Sc
were down about points At 1t2h
and GENERAL Electric sh's down TX
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
HONEYMOON SHOWED
UNDER BY RELATIVES

s CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.--Five OF her
husband's relations living In her
honeymoon flat was bad enough for
Mr. and Mrs. Edward +. Heiser
Mra Heiser told Judge Steffin in di'
vorce court yesterday, but when her
mofhsr-in-law Insisted on sleeping In
shs thought the limit had been
reached.
I .our honeymoon flat became %
public I couldn't take q bath with
out Embarrassment" Mrs. Heiser ex'
planned. From June 4. 1919. when
We were married, to June 10. mother
in-law insisted on sleeping with us
Every night she would let us retire
first. and then she would come In
The hearing 70 TO be continued.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
PLUNoED IN GRIEF. ACTOR
MAKES AUDIENCE LAUGH

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 2o.---while
he made hundreds Of people IN q
local theatsr lsugh and applaud his
lines and antics on the stage here
last night, Harry Linton widely
Known actor and son of the guard
shot and l<illed by bandits IN ID DSnver,
was almost breaking with grief. "
Just before he went on the stage
Linton received . nnessage from his
mother stating that his father,
Chsriss Linton, had been killed By
robbers who stole $500. 900 IN Rold on
tn way from the United States mint.
Linton went through his act a usual
but amer the performance started as
once TOR penver The audience did
not know the strain the actor was
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
PAYS $3.50 no HUNT \,
EnRANT GOLF BALLS

sr. LOUIS. pso. 2o---1 --1aetrisvine
Lost Golf balls on the municipal
IInI<s has been 70 lucrative 20 Matt
O. MAlIey that be hid $3.50 for ths
1o15 privileges This wns n made
known this af>>rnoon by the beard
of public servios. IN nnnouncing Mr.,
Mol1ev's ~ had been aooeptsd
Mr. MAIl>y srnp1oys boys to
eoarch fo< the be1Is n found I'm.
osdlatsly thSy are rsturnsd 10 the
Many bans. howevsr, are not
found untu the owners leave the
llnka. and Mr. Malay PAVE fks boys
: oonta apfec> for thosn. reprints
them nrd sells thern for from 10
- = een1a = ~ ezpl.1nea
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
MoNDELL WITnDRAWs
TAx-FREE BOND MEASURE

The Administration's resolution
proposing an amendment to the
Constitution TO prohibit the issu-
ance Of tax-exempt securities by
the Fsdsy,si. state. and municipal
governmsnts was withdrawn from
ccnsideration in the House this art
ernoon BY Congressman Mondell of
wyoming. the Republican leader.
Mcndsll announced the resolution
would not be- placed before the
House again for consideration until
january.
congrsssrnen Garner or Texas and
Bacharach OF New Jersey. who arr
leading the opposition to the pro
posed amendment declared n would
rever. be able TO pass the Houre,
and that Il was ''as good ns dead
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Wife Denies Powell
Ever Used Drugs, q
Mrs. Mohr Asserted
By MRS. CHARLES (hIARzN

wns q chsrI>s u rew>ll, wts senfesss1
~ killed Jobs Drunen. circus swnX'
ssss ssesd N ne Brass. trisl IN
twr''i;s is..rss,,sssr e. sss S:E. SS:syT'Gsss "
Mt. HOLLY, N. j.. Dec, 70. First
Z want everybody TO know that I su.
not carnival girl When married
Charlie IN g. Louis two and = han
years aso. had been playing IN Z
musical comedy OF tourss. after
married / was forced 70 aseocl1te
with those people. but when CherI1e
gets out ! never want either q ~ q
zee them again. Y s 81. &.
r love Charlie love him nore
than anything elso A. fho world -
Isss 4 = our behIee A I knor
thsf g = v.re not <or -, 2eo' /.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
WILL or SLAIN RECTOR
IS FILED FOR ROTATE

TRENTON, N. J.. Dec. 20.--The
win cf the Rev. Edward n. Hall.
sIain recor OF the Hpiscopal
Church Of 81. John the Divine, New
Brunswick, has been filed with the
secrstary OF state. The entire 60
tate a left TO the widow. Mrs:
Ffances n. Hall, who 70 also named
ss the cxscutrtx. An inventory win
The WIN bears the date Of Juns
Douglas w. Hicks, Of Highland
PARK. The document was recorded
In the Middlesex county clerks or.
fics on September Is last by Mrs.
Hall. i
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT HALTs
BUSINESS At CLUB LUNCH

4 Fun reiHned at the weekly lunch.
con meeting of the Optimists Club
In the City Club today.
Occasionally President Al. M
Fisher OF Sscr<fary Top" wiIliamf
attempted 70 introduce some OF the
more serious business OF the or
gsnizatipn into the gathering. Ths
club listened patiently and atten
tiveIy. but the Christnlas spirit had
broke 'ps oat ts s{ter enc snch morn1sn' announos
msnt. with renewed enfhsslas,n.
a desperate atfsmpt va made Il
change the form of address, Of the
chair from ''Optimist Prssidents , Il
'Mr. Presidcnt.s In the confusi0r
that followed tho call FOR 3 vote
Lee Herrell announced that he Md
voted both ways. not being surS
what the motion Wa. Il. n Az. N ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
HER TOILET WATER HIS
VI Triple, WIFE cHARcEs

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.--The Thor;
rors Of prohibition'' AZ visited upon
the boudoir are recited In the a.
vorcs bill filed today In the Chicago
supsrior court by Mrs. Lottie Rog,
era aeainst Lsster Rogers, declared
~ me bili' 70 bs.a professional gam
bier. ~
The couple were married sis
months aeo In Savannah, Ga,
when her husbend's nip liquor'
ran low recently, she said, he I'm
vsded her boudoir and drank al her
toilet water. For Q chaser 20 this
rtimu1sxfng drnught. he used his
own hair tonic, ~. ~. y Z. W
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
BABY CARRIAGES USED
TO HAUL COAL IN N. ".

NEW York. Dec. 1o.--Bsby car
rssses. huckrtsrs' wagons ana
whssSbarrows were pressed into
ssrvics yesterday when the fuel
administration opened forty-nine
tlisfffbufine stations IN the metro
poiitnn district and offered anthra-
cite 70 the shiverinR populacs n
- onnka ~ 1oe, poundA
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Forty-four PEI Cent DNl1snd.

r.sncssssr rust compssx 81 49, ~. ns ~
ciarsd . special dividsn1 II 10 Der.
cent IN addition to I r>rtsnf dlvi.
with other dividsnds p<id thls yeSr'
stockholders this year. or > total
The Washington times., 1922-12-20

would nsSer haye gotten into this
wle' Il net msn's wife. should
And I know that Charlie b II heart
the best man On earth. Charlie VIVA
never think q Shove after he sets
Bss.ls nohr iied when shs said
my Charlie ueed dope. He never did.
Hs drank whisksy. but that l. not
worssss 70 support Basy.
ChArlis wnn arrested on Aprii &. 1
came 10 Mt. Holly three weeks effnr
~ w.s srrsstsd. and have BEEN hers
Z, ( On nsvsr ~ how ROOD the folhs
N thIs town hsvy been to me. Tlnf
even then n has been hard.
/ worked N q arcsfsurant here unffl
efx weeks befors my second baby W.
born I received ~ = week. ana IS
~ f11< went 70 care for our bahv.
Tter when our hsby sHs born /
HH& j. - 4 1aaL.tl 4
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
FRANCE IS.
ADVISED
Of HIS
VIEWS
Ambassador Declares AmsfL
( can Opinion D oppossd y
Occupation,

LONDON, Dee. 20 Ainbssss-
dor George Harvey has upeffir
cially advised the French govern
ment that American public opinion
Il against the invasion of ths
Ruhr, II was learned today.
Harvey today reiterated that he
does not know why he has bscn
summoned to Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
ship Dividend Declares.

CLEvELkNp. Dec. 2o.-- I)lr>ctoru
q, the Arner1cen shipbuildinG Com
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
SABBATH AWARDED SEAT
~ HOUSE COMMITTEE

House Elsctions committss. No. ..
=. sabath Dsn) OF i7I1no1S = 8. m
titled to llis ssaf fross the FIf{h dir-
trict of that state. ana fl,at tks an
sss w. ~ sssg~sa *s'i issssss ssa.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
WojElEcHoNlcKi NEW
PRESIDENT or POLAND

WARSAW. Dec. 5o.--BtanisIay
wo)eiechoSicki today was elected
|GlIn>u mGHuGnH u ~ /. =
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Morgan Message
Plunges Germany
Into Black Gloom
by ~ ". WEBER,
Interaa1snna1 Nerve esrviee

BERLIN. Dec. 20.--Reckiess op-
timism which has run rampant dprN
ing the past week II last giving
way to new pessirnism WIN the
realization now that Uncle sam II
not going to play Santa Claus fps
Germany after all. Al hands are
now engaged I'm the drab task 81
SOLDERING up. as the result OF Nor.
gan's statement upsettine hopes u
an immediate loan In America
II the statement had come =
week sooner. II would have Pre-
vented the almost ludricons riss
OF the mark. which IL now being
followed by the steady re-ascensios
OF the dollar. ~
The disastrous result OF the mad
jubilee of optimism 10 that the
people have been led to expect
dropping prices, hope that the
new climb Of the dollar makes Inn
possible. Instead, prices again are
skyrocketfng ON the eve Of Yuls.
tide. and the holiday promises to
find the German people In q bit.
terly disappointed mood.
y DARK Christmas.t
Christmas WIN be even bIacksr
than last year. Antagonisrn toward
| foreigners 10 growing 30 intense
that the Government has deemed
| II necessary to tssussa warning that
| displayh Of excessive feeling aGninst
them viii only result In new bnr-
dens for the German people.
II 10 now realised on all sides thnk
france, not America. holds the key
Ito the situation. Those who have
watched closely the trend OF Develop.
ments IN the last year cannot but
Ifeel that the solution OF 0ermany's
ldifficulties is still FAR away.
Germans are fond Of the arku.
ment that n Germany had owed the
United States q couple Of billions In
1914. the United States would nor
have entered the war, Cool-heedsd
German financiers now say that
finance German restoration X shs
lean help n. because an American
lloen now would mean q German
economic heeemony unuer American
l financial protection, which would
block the alleged inperialistic ain,a
of France. eNs
Envoy's WARNING.
Reliable sources reveal that the
chief motive power behind all recent
sfforfs to make Washington zee the
i lCserman problem as one with which
1.-THE whole world II concerned h AM
baesadof Houghton, who has been
warning the State Department ever
aince his arrival that indencribab1e
chaos is IN tho offing n Germany =
not soon put back on her fcet. q :.
I, The climax OF Afnbaessdor Houoh-
TOMS EFFORTS was reached when The
Cuno Kovsrnment took officel II
IA understood the Ambaseator feeln
that this government meRns Ger
many's last chance Of pnsintaininx
law and order and keeping oerrran
| Iindustrial incentive goips. thus
averting dsbacls. Cuno's failure.
ths AnpAssa1ss fsslA san eeAy
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
ARblJCkLE
FAVORED
BY HAYS
FaIstaff Of Movies Permitted to
Return In Honor Of
Christmas.
ny Internafisnai News Service.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Dec. ~.
Will H. Hays, head Of the
motion picture industry, has given
Roscoe ("Fatty"l Arbuckle, Fal-
staff of the movies, his chance to
come back before the American
public.
After the first Of the new year
will come his opportunity. Hays,
before leaving for the East to-
day, made public his Christmas
present to the rotund comedian.
Barred Following Trials.
Arbuclle was barred from the
screen about q year ago following
the three trials through which he
was finally acquitted OF charges OF
having been responsibie Tor the
death Of Virginia Rapp. q film
actress who dad following . party
q Areuckis,s fcolns - : s.n Fran
2 Sbackls Was pcss = rhs strict
Hr118F NJ {ft word. feInsfated-ss
His pictures, made prior % the
ban. win not be releas<d at this
Time anyhow accordins 20 HAys
Hsys action We taken whsn
after inquiry. he was convinced
Arbuckle had BEEN living Q prossic
life since tho san franchise trsg-
edy.s ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
GraSsfuI SAYS Arbuckle.

Arbuckie VIII resume work fol
Joseph Schenck. to whom he WA
formerly under contract 1
Arbuckls. enthussd over what q
day or two ago seemed % him I
hopeless future. when sssu 1t the
Schenck studio said: y ~
II want 20 say that I am very
grateful to Nh those who are help
Ing me and VIII prove myself
worthy Of the trust placed I'm me Z
/ 6chenck raid: * !"
-Roscoe win 20 TO work for me
I am glad to help IN giving him
his chance. h ", N
Jesse Lasiy. vice president OF the
Famous Piayers-L -Laslxy Company
stated: ~ ~
eve are sure that Arbuckie will
prove himself worthy OF the trust
We have given no thought to the
matter Of rsleasing the pictures
already made We have no plans Il
that connection now.' II! ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Entitled 10 Chance.

EVERY man 10 the right way
and at the proper time b entitled
to his. chance TO mako gopd- II II
apparent that Roscoe Arbuclxle's
conduct since his trouble merits
that chance. 30 fsr a. ! am con-
csrnsd there vim b no objection
now that he should not have his
opportunity 70 work IN his pro-
fesston- IN our sfrorts 10 develop
. Ncomplsts co-cperstion and conf.
dsncs within the industry I hope
we can start tho new year with
no yestsrdayu. 1--we and lst live
10 not enouehi We must try 10 live
and helm livs."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-28
SWIMMING
FISHING
TENNIS
BOXING
Tilden Wins First
Mat ch in Illinois
State Championship

CHICAGO, June 27.-William Tilden
ii, worlds tents champion, won his
first match in the mems singles of
the Illinois state championship tourn-
ament today, defeating Jack Harris Of
Chicago, 6-3, 60.
Fletchere Seymour of Chicago de-
feated Donald Strachan of German
town, p, 6-1, 60 in the first found of
the junior singles.
Sandy Wiener, Tilden's 14-year-old
protege lost his first match in the
mems singles in which he was entered
to gain experience, to D. T. Ward of
Chicago, 4-6, 6-2, default.
r. r. Coffin of Providence, r. l.,
won his first match in the mems
singles, defeating H. P Taylor of Chi
cago ga, 81.
Phil Bettens, California state cham
pion and three times winner of the
Pacific junior title won his first
match in the mems singles from Dur
and Smith of Chicago, 6-3, 60 and Wal
ter Crane of Toledo, Ohio, lost his first
round match of mems singles to L. K.
Callahan, of Chicago. 81, go
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-28
BASEBALL
BOWLING
RACING
GOLF
Chick Evans Shows
Brilliant Form; Sets
New Course Record

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB, Kan
sas City, Mo-, June 27.-By the Assoc
ciated Press Qualifying rounds in
the western amateur golf tournament
closed tonight with "Chick" Evans,
present title holder and six times
champion medlist with a 143 mark as
a result of a 81 score in today's IS
holes, which smashed virtually every
known record for the Hillcrest course.
Following close behind Evans were
Harrison Johnston of st. Paul, with
LA through a Y yesterday and the
same today; Fred Wright of Los Ange-
les with 75-70-145; Ray Ouimet of
Kansas City, Mo-, 7472-146. Nine
men got under the $50 mark Evans
great game today included six brides
and one eagle. He was six under par
for the Is holes. tied the professional
record for the course, beat the COM
petitive record, professional and anna
teur. by three strokes, and set a new
mark of SO for the first nine against
par 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-28

has pressed his suit, but with no sue
cess.
A violent storm compels them to
seek shelter in lodge nearby, where
Comstock makes violent love 20 her.
She repulses him, but he attacks her
with such vigOr that she is compelled
to strike him with heavy candle
stick. He falls unconscious to the
floor, and she fees out into the storm.
Wandering aimlessly, she makes
her way back to the lodge, to discov-
er the building in flames. Peering
through the window, she sees the
flames consuming a body, lying in the
position where Comstock had fallen.
Stricken with fear, she flees. A year
later, at a birthday dinner, Comstock
suddenly appears.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-28
Dempsey and Wills
Not Likely to Meet

NEW YORK, June 27-Jack Demp-
sey and Harry Wills will NOT meet
for the heavyweight boxing champion
ship before 1923, because of the diff
Guilty connected with staging the con-
test, Promoter Tex Richard announc-
ed tonight Richard and managers of
the two boxers are expected to sign
articles tomorrow for a bout in 1928,
with provision giving the promoter
until June 80, 1928, to name the site.
RickaEd said he was aware Wills
was eager to meet Dempsey this year
but that he regarded the match as one
of the most difficult he had ever I'M
dertaken and would be unable to COM
plete necessary arrangements before
next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-28
Indians 9: Browns z

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June PA six
run rally in the eighth inning here to-
day in which the Indians drove both
Wright and Vangilder from the mound
enabled Cleveland to defeat st. Louis
8 to Z, in the second game Of the Sc
ries. The last three innings were
played in a drenching rain. With
Cleveland two runs behind in the
eighth, Jameson tripled with the
bases full. Score: RHE
st. Louis ..... 004 OIL O0O-7 1
Cleveland 49,. O1O 200 O6x-9 II 4
Batteries: Wright, Vangilder, Dan
forth. and SEVERED; Mails, Lindsey,
Keefe, Uhle and O'Neill, Shinault.