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New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

when the Eoss of Paradise had rid den the red king in.
 Vcantrie, who had strengthened up in his saddle. relaxed again and drew deep breath of something like re- lief.
 "Miss Hannon," he said, Miss Hanonn--"
 "Yes?' said Val obedently
 Nclantrie swept off his hat and the sweat had started on his forehead.
 This is my last visit to the range land" he said desperately I'm leav- ing this part of the country"
 Why" breathed Val, straight forwardy.
 Because must.
 Why she asked again.
 Why -wel--perhaps I'm needed town vonder." and he waved an arm toward the distant south.
 Vars fingers, frightened on the saddle horn.
 .Perhaps you're needed here, too 1 she said simply. you seem. some how. to belong here. I-somchow- I like to meet you in the padres gar den. to hear you speak.
 The man shook his head.
 No" he said, it is best that l don't ride this way again, some time ask Father Hillaire-hell tell you why" .o
 All the light was gone from the girls face, faint pa'eness came i'i- stead.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

Now she reached out a hand. a simple action. as one man to another, and laid it on his upon the nommel,
 No" she said siraighily don't go and come no more, We are just getting to he friends, l don't want you to go."
 yelantrie caught the honest hand in a clasp that would have hurt an indood woman. but Val Hannon re- turned it closely.
 For a tense moment they sat SO. looking deep into each others eyes,
 "It is wrong" said the man at last. T have no right to bo friends with a girl like yol. Not that my heart is wrong toward women--that, at least, can deny with honesty-bnt | am black with other sins, Miss Han- non-sins among men"
 yals look did not change.
 "so are lots Of men l know." she said simply. This country is full Of such. But a mans heart can be made over.'
 Lord Lord" said Vclantrie, "I se the padres life-work.
 "You. like the good priest, would raise the sinner on your very heart! But in my case it cannot be. There is Il reason why Velantric-'sometimc of the Border'-cannot change. Don't trouble about me. ] am well and at peace with myself"
 Gently he laid down the hand he
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
i. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP N0STRllS Tells How To Get Quick Relief
 from Head Colds. It's Splendid.

T., opo minute your clogged nostriis will open. the air passages ot you. head will clear and you can pfta' '' freely. No more hawking, snuf'llhs' blowing, headache. dryness. No strhg cling for breath at night. your coid or catarrh will be gone.
 Get a small bottle of Ely's cream Rsim from your druggist nov Appiy | little of this fragrant. antlseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. lt penetrstes through every air passage of the head. soothes the inhamed ''r swollen mucous membrane and re- comes instantly.
 Ifs inst fine. Don't stay stuffed nj, u-ith a cold or nasty catarrh-Re- lief comes so quickly.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
RLGIN IiERE TO-DAY

JOHN HANNaN, seallhy ranch owner his blind wife, REl.l.E, and their beautiful daughter NAiA liNe happily together in Hlannan's W0nu derfui ranch home, Paradise, Red slar the king af the Red Brood 0f heFses, disappears from Paradise,
 FATHER HiiLAIBs, in charge 0f the Mission, introduces Val lO his friend, NEI,ANTRIE from the Ror. der, An interesting friendship springs up between the two young leanle,
 While John HannOn is on e mys- teFiens journey noNCE rl,ENnEN- MING calls at Paradise ranch He is q suitaF for Nal's hand favored by her parents, bnt treated with indif, ference hy the girl,
 flendenning offers io head a searching party 10 try to capture the rustlers who may have stolen Red, star, Val asks ta go with them,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
CHAPTER NIL The Cry in the Hind Trail Hills

The tfk 10 the iillnu ifau Hhts'
 Trimming the world of inc range land al the east the Blind Trail Hills rose stark inta the heavens. their western face a band of rugged elihs that shut them in completely.
 Far hack and to ihe left. lost In maze of gnlehes. peaks and eanons, ihcre lay tiny valley fair as the fields of Paradise.
 It looked like bit of Eden sci down in this prosaic world. innocent of man. Bnt man had found t oni and left his mark--thc solid gate Of Ave slim saplinrs set square across the mouth. their ends let into the living rock itself where fitted slots Lad been cut with some sharp m. strument. These siplings were strong. straight. and trimmed. neat and thorough hand had done the job. They rose in the pass 10 height of some six feet and closed ihc glade completely.
 And what was this? ragged fringe of enawed and shining hbre clothing the two top ones from end 10 end as with garment.
 And what was that trimming the green floor on all sides? narrow trampled path worn 10 the dusty earth beneath the grass by running feet that circled tirelessly the binding walls in an endless search for free
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
American Brews Going
 Into Denmark Business

Copenhagen, Feb, $ tBY the AssoT eisted PFessl@fhe newspaper hohen' 'asen learns that group Of AmeliE al brewers intends to invest sa,aae,r fAa kFaReT in the construction af a bl ewery here, The estimated capacity of inc plant is S0e,eee bo,lies of baA' lah heer daily.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
60 oN WITH THE STORY

"ok," he said, "I told him II would he=-better for his health 1T ho came along quietly"
 'Gun-man?" asked Val. laughing
 Instantly NelantFe sobeicd.
 Not exactly" he said. in his slow soft speech, though ! might be on occasion,'
 "Ycs." said Val. "I know might be. too. My dad is."
 "rwo-gun?". asked Nelantric with interest,
 No, one" she answered proudly, the pest and quickest shot in this country When rustlers drive from this range they leave Paradise alone. That Is, until ,atcly."
 Nelantrie looked at the brown hand on her pommel.
 "Yes." he said, "I think you might be. also. Are you like your dad 2"
 Chip of tho old block. Look like him. think like him. act like him."
 Then he's a mighty quick man, decided and strong" said Nclantrie, admirinGly. ...
 "You're dead right he is.' said Val, warmly. John lannon's the best and biggest man, all ways. in these parts. Like him a lot, I take it?" and the speaker smiled while his blue eyes searched her features,
 'I sure do. and, so does Belle. That's my mother." she explained, and they're all bound up in each tther."
 Never in her life before had she told q stranger or any one else, so much about the sheltered life at Paradise.
 A little silence fell between them and the girl looked off across the stretches to the south, while the man looked at her.
 Then they fell to talking of the cattle country and the long dry spell, and Val told him that the springs were holding out pretty well, and that her father hoped to drive carly and get the best from the stock he could And he sun went swiftly down the heavens and the purple veils began to weave their magic on the stretches. while they sat beside the Little Antelope and forgot that Time was, after the manner of youth since the world began.
 My gracious" said Val at last, startled, tits getting late! I'll have to run for it now'
 Looks like you could do it or this orse," said Velantrie, admiringly. T wish I he'd my own mount here. I'd like you to see The Comet
 What's he like?'
 T couldn't describe him. You'd lave to see him to know"
 T could say the same" said Val quickly, flor I said that rustlers never struck at aradise--until Lately They took the greatest horse that ever ran these plains a short time tack-an I'd kill the man who die it like I would snake!'
 "Rustlers?"
 "yes-they say the Black Rustlei himself has been seen in Santa Le' andra this summer and I make nc R.,lo1bt it was he who lifted Redstar.
 .Redstar," unused Velantrie, you call him Redstar'
 "Yes.''
 "And mines The Comet. That's coincidence. isn't it3 Both meaning light--tbe heavens---a star
 Why, so they dol cried val anu from otIr own words they are Dotn great horses. What color IS thls Comet?"
 Deep blood bay
 with q smoky black cloua across lis shoulders, and dim black dapp'e' shining through ?"
 The smile faded slowly from the mans face.
 "A nerfect description" he sad ..h,yo vou seen The Comet at Father Hillaire's when was there
 She shook her head. .....
 "No. I'm telling you ol hsas'a,'
 "Well. you might be teliing or 'h' other"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Reduce Your Fat
 Without Dieting

Years ago the formula TOT tat reuu ..TaI'a warn,ola Prescription Tablets. Frlends t'Il friends these friends tell others Ines c,t substantial food, live as they liRe anu still reduce steadily and easily without go ing through long sieges or tresot,s s.i,, ' s and staryation diet. Marmola Presrrlp- ton Tablets are sold by all druggists the world over at one dollar for case or II vou prefer you can order direct from the Marmola O.. 4612 Woodward Ave- be- tloit, Mich.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

rean he run ?" persisted Val,
 -Four years hack" said NelantFie, "he was within two seconds oi the worlds record ai New orieans-he and another"
 Ties"
 '''ies and hlnod brothers"
 "I know" cried Val, ''fer We have a pair like ihat-lfirehrand and The Flame. We own the Red Broad, you know. and Redsiar was it's king .."IIare you had him langF"
 N.'I grow np on him" said the girl simply, and thought she spoke the ruth, for il had seemed far hack in her short life, that day in spring
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
MISERABLE WITH INDIGESTION One Box Of "FTult-a-tlves"
 Brought Relief

oLn CHATHAM, foIVsRI. Co.,, NY. q was bothered with Constipation, Liver Trouble and Indigestion for three years, and tried all kinds of medicine without relief, l was So bad would have dull, heavy feeling in the pit of my stomach after eating, saw "fruit'a,iiyes" advertised and bought two boe boxes, Before l had finished one box, was relieved and now have no more trouble. l recommend these Ifuh Laso Tahisn",
 WM. GALE SHEPHERD, boe box. ( for q, 10. trial size, e5e. At dealers or from fRtff,AsrivES Limited, oGpENsBuRG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

something like siea.e an inch, il was estimated yesterday after the city hoard Of estimate had aRpropFlz ated an additional sf,e0e, eco 10 keep inc snow removal department funes tiening. There have heen approkir mately se inches of snow so far this winter compared with normal fall
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

of sa inches and ss.see.e 900 has been appropriated for cleaning up after the storms, Of the first appropria tion-ss. 5A0, ,a00-all hut tsoo.ooo has been spent Approximately sey- en inches of snow had fallen with the conclusion of the storm yester- day. This is the seasons record fall,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

d0m.
 And what NeAdr0ns thlag sl00d eRdeE picked b0ldlg out iR the green lioeF as the leRg red wells ef the esTlN twilight came waving deNR the r0ekSa
 Gcentinaed m naF Neat Issusl
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

had held 50 tightly elssped ia his.
 "liAt ] thank mH stars, Miss HaR- fon, foF-that night al HnRnewell's l told sen thea ! should not foFgel, There are some things that are pari and paHeei 0f 0Re's fife upon an inr slant That moment there was one, if ] go l shah not forget
 "ts1t you went g0,H said Vat, ''nei 10 stay, f0n-Nill come back sometimes the padres gaTden9n
 Earnest, honest. simple as child she leaned forHard and searched his features,=and the mars heart leaRed, thnndeFed at his temples, sci sudden tremhle in his lips, His summer lights in windows,
 Val leaned nearer Yet, her hand reaching cut aneonseionslY,
 "feu will sometimess"
 "Nes,H said NelantFie, lhiekly, ''sameiimes-to the padres garden, There can be a0 WFang in looking al your face in tine shadow Of the Mis- sion walls, fes=I will come back"
 And with quick and graceful motion, as if without volition, he hent low from his saddle and kissed that reaching hand,
 Then he whlIled his horse and Was gone toward The sonih-and Val damon ran Redeloud all the way to Paradise. while the purple Nells draped all the spaces of the open country and the mesas stood like ans eient ghosts,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
New York Snow Removal Has Cost s3.s00, 900 Already

New York, feh, s,=nisnesai ef this years snow in greater New York aill cost the municipality
Evening star., 1923-10-20

AS >hoo REr1Euese, We LEFT
ALoTStUS P NsG,NiS SEATED IN
russ. Bar DAliAiAs APART r6T
tIHEQE ne HAD GONE IN Behalf
OF ne. IAzZe1, HIS EMPLOYER.
T1t DlGNtfteD SANK PRESIDENT.
DOR,NG. The LAST WEEK r1RS.
nsGiNlS Has BEEN LOSING no
nnE, AFTER HEARING OF "a
LONcHlsIG LITrH russ. BAs,BAliNIA
TNe GOOD Go7AN DID THs USUAL
EH'NG NA1eET, GOT a DETECTING
lo- Day We SEE ne FOX OF
Ire. SNEESUe1 AGEhN4 GIVING
ia TIE "LsToN JUICE
Evening star., 1923-10-20
BEVERLY COURTS.

APT. 401, 1886 COLUMBIA RD.
\ Seven-roon, handsomely furnished apt,
having bedrooms. bathrooms, kitchen, pan
tly. dressing room, living room, den and large
reception hall, ir modern. well managed. eie-
vstor apt. house
For rent for q period CT AZ months. Nov
Il until April l, 500 peg mo. Maid and
nurse IL desired
Evening star., 1923-10-20

QUIET, PERMANENT TENANT, LADY, EN-
ployed, would like unfurnished apt. two or
three rooms, k, b. and porch, anil, reason
able. Address Box 2l3-T Star office 2ls
Evening star., 1923-10-20

REAL GOOD INVESTMENT
Four-famiIy apartment in NV. section o6eE-
ed at a price that will SHOW big return on
a small investment. The price is $4,000
Cash required So, 500 rent, $50 per mo.
A. MCNEIL & Co, 30S McLACHBEN BLDG
Main 56I4
Evening star., 1923-10-20
APARTMENTs-oUT OF TOWN.

FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS AND BATH.
q N l.; fine floor. 81 Wilson blvd West
Clarendon, Ya. 2Is
CLARENDON, YA-ATTRACTIVB AND nv
elusive housekeeping apartment 4 spacious
rooms. bath, pantry; hot-Water heat electric
Clarendon 347-J-2 ois
Evening star., 1923-10-20
RENT HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFUR.

18th NV NEAR S-ARTISTs' STUDIO
home: h. W h. cleo, open fireplace; garage; >
cars; unique. artistic; occ. Nov. ]. OWNER
Fr 1892
Evening star., 1923-10-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NIGHT ATTRACTIVE 8 OUTSIDE ROOMS.
porch, electricity; abundant not
Evening star., 1923-10-20
Continued.

Desert the Rent Payers.
rentals and become your own landlord for
LESS THAN IT COSTS TO RENT UNDER
THE ALLAN Z. WALKER PLAN OF CO.
OPERATIVE APARTMENT OWNERSHIP.
Dumbarton Courts,
1857 3lst ST. NV
Excellent building on tine heights overlook
ing city. Fine corner apartment with every
room and outside room on detached wing :
rooms bath and go.eh pTiee .oe, sss'ocash
Desirable one--oom and bath apartment:
price, $2,000-cssh payment and only SlS per
month. This apartment is now rented for
$35 per month.
The Adelphia,
1927 Chaplin st.
hail and bath apartment; price. s4,T50-cash
payment and only 1896 per mouth.
The Avondale,
1884 St. NV.
Close to Dupont Circle.
Spacious Groom and bath apartment: price
s10,ooO--cash payment and slo450 per month.
Rutland Courts,
l725 18th st. NV.
Lovely front apartment and ? rooms and
bath--price, s4,ooo-cash payment and s4a 10
Very desirable 4.foom and bath apartment
adyantaReously located. Price, $7,000-cash
payment and $75.i5 per month.
Cavanaugh Courts,
1924 17th st. NV.
Groom and bath apartment; price. s.. 625-
Monthly payment includes all interest. main
tenance and operating charges and q very
substantial curtain Of principal.
Ask Any Cooperative Owner.
Allan Z. Walker & Co., Inc,
s1s 18th st. NV. Main 2eeo
STITT CT EIyET a MI
Evening star., 1923-10-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Continued.

1873 18th ST NV
Three rooms and bath.
Reasonable. ~
| FIVE ROOM APARTMENT, FURNISHED,
! from November /. near Dupont Circle; reason
able rent. Phone North 1929 between 9 and
, y
Evening star., 1923-10-20

ONE MONTH FREE RENT
We share profits with tenants. several apts.,
Sll sizes; low rates; rented by month or year;
everything first class; completely fur, inc.
piano or vietrola. silver. dishes. cooking uten-
sils, linen, etc; children taken. WASHING
TON REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. INC. 10
l4th st. NV. Room 209. Franklin 2S2l.
Balfour Apt, 10th and u SITS.
2 rms. kit. & b. Every convenience.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
FOR SALE-ST0RES

VI I I III NNl-A-N
Vacant. Modern store with
coy apartment above. Splendid
location for any business. Can be
had at a bargain.
WILLIAM B. KRAFT,
1886 N. " Ave. Main 8QS.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

LARGE DOWNTOWN APARTMENT; 6WNEE
i'll, must sell at a price attractive 10 any IN.
vestor. Address Fox 2l9-T, Star Office. 2tt
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEW C0RNEE
apartment building. CoEgaiGug ten apart
mebts, Scar built-in garage. modern through.
out. All rooms large and well lighted; reat
sonsble rents: shows large return iuvest
ment. Price ST.. 600 Liberal terms
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
ResltoFs.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
WANTED no RENT-HOUsEs.

6 OR ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED or IN
furnished; in good n,gc. section or Clevelaui
months from November : Main S970.
OR 10 ROOM HOUSE ABOUT Nov. /:
steam heat rlec.: in downtown section; rent
reasonable. Address Box 1877. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
RENT-ST0RAGE SPACE.
low RENTAL

INV
CONTRACTOR STORAGE YARD
On railrosd siding, lexington: over one-hs1t
ground with storage sheds. , COncrets
mixers and other equipment for sale
SAMUEL. r. HARRIS COMPANY, INC
Union Savings Bank bldg.
STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT-MODERE
freproof. railway siding; elevator. Car.
per's Weekly. 9th and RhoGe Island lie.
Phone North 53a3.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

GoUPLE WITH SIX-YEAR-0LD DAUGHTER
desire or ) room unfurnished apartment in
northwest; about SIS. Address Box SIT, Star
Evening star., 1923-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CnnfInMsad

RELIABLE, MIDDLEsAGED MAN WITH REF
erence would like care for apartment during
winter months while owner Is absent. Address
Box 224-T, Star office 22s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

Baltimore 9. Jersey City {. Toronto 10-2, Syracuse 4-9. Buffalo 0-1, Rochester so. Newark l, Reading [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
HORSE WITH NAME WATERLOOCAUSES FRENCH TO HOOT

PARIS, June 3O.-(Special)- "A horse named Waterloo, owned by a man named Hoffman, caused q demonstration at the Long Champs on Grand Prix day. The French pub lie patronizing the tracks, which has a way of promtply showing it's disap proval, took it as an i'll omen that a horse named after one of the humili atlng French defeats should run on the greatest racing day of the year in the presence of the President of the republic and the members of the cabinet.
 Some hooted when the horses num- Der was raised in the paddock, and one spectator warningly suggested to Hoffman that he might have his name changed to Austerlitz; it will only cost you ten Napoleons." The the fee of 200 francs to the jockey club and have the name of the horse changed.
 The French racing crowds lately have shown considerable emotion at questionable decisions in close fin ishes and in order to prevent a repe- tition of the regretable incidents of Long Champs of about a dozen years ago, when the mutuel betting booths were burned, the stewards have de- cided to experiment with a camera to verify the judges decisions In nose finishes.
 Photographs have enabled the judges to pick the winner with abso- lute certainty in several cases in which horses sent to trials ran what appeared to be dead heats. In every finish in which the order of the horses Is not obvious the judges will noise the word photograph" instead of the horses numbers. Time will be taken to develop the photographs and the order of the finish will be pasted when the jockeys have weighed out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
INTEHNATIONAL LEACUE

Johnson City 3, Morristown $. Bristol 9, Kingsport 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
Many Entries In The National Golf Tourney

NEW YORK, June 29.-(By Asso- ciated Press. )-Because of a record entry list of more than $50 players. the United States Golf association today decided to have four instead of three qualifying days for the Amer lean open golf championship at fn- wood. Long Island, thus extending the title event over the entire week of July g.
 Among the well-known profess sionals entered are Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, Joe Kirkwood, Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison.
 In the amateur class are included Jess W. Sweetzer, present amateur champion; Francis Ouimet, Chick Evans. Bobby Jones and Rudolf knepper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
$4OO,OOO Gate
 r Titular Ring Bout

(ELBY, Mont, June S0.-The bsey Gibbons fight July { tdraw gate of about s400,o00. re stanton, Great Falls banker, Nit Is assured today.
 hton estimated that 12.0o0 per At an average admission of $50 would be attracted from a radl- 500 miles of here.
 nt followers from Los Angeles. Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma and Pacific coast points are ex-
 to swell the numbers from Montana, the Dakotas, the rest midwest and Canada.
 ton perhaps was more opti-
 than he would be in cold ction behind the brass grill of lntry from lifelong experience Ice in the bank, but he knows her thing. there are undoubt-
 great many motor tourists on ids and in towns near Shelby like homesteaders at the dead br the zero hour for a land
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

Dallas Il, San Antonio [.
 Fort Worth 4, Galveston 5. Shreveport 8, Beaumont '. Wichita Falls 10, Houston 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
Tugboat Race Up The Mississippi Wears End

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 29.-The Mississippi river towboat race, which began at New Orleans early Monday the barge steamers St. Louis and Cairo, is expected to end early to- morrow with the arrival of the St. Louis at Cairo, some sixty five miles of her rival, according to informa- ton received at the wireless office of the barge line here tonight
 The Illinois, a third tow which en- tered the race at Memphis when the St. Louis touched here, will arrive in Cairo at midnight tomorrow, the wireless operator reported. Posi- tions of the other boats were re- ported tonight as: St. Louis, opposite Parker Point 941 miles above New Orleans; Cairo, at Toney Bar. S93 miles above the point of departure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
COTTON STATES I.EAcuE

Orlando 8, Lakeland {.
 ((Others postponed, rain.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
PIRATES COP RED SERIES WITH TO3| VICTORY IN NINTH
Babe Adams Has Great Day, As Fans Honor
 Him

PITTSBURG, June so,--Pittsburg made 1t two out of three games by defeating Cincinnati, to 3, today, scoring the winning run In the ninth inning. Babe Adams pitched sensational ball after the first inning, when Cincinnati scored two runs. Carey knocked home run in the fifth inning. Traynor was spiked by Roush in the seventh inning and gave way to Ems. Adams. the only surviving member of the Pirates world champion ship team of 1909, was presented au tomobile by John A. Heydler. president of the National league on behalf Of the Fittsburg fans who celebrated Babe Adams Day" today. His teammates gave Adana hunting gun. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

 cone out when winning run scored. s'Ran for Hargrave in ninth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
Gndsder Beats Boaz

GADSDEN, Ala, June 3o.-(Spe cial )-Gadsden defeated the Boaz baseball team. 8 to 2, at Dwight park this afternoon after battling through 16 innings. Hester was wild at the start and Boaz scored two runs In the first frame. Gadsden did not put over the winning run until the last half of the sixteenth inning. Graham pitched for Boaz and was in rare form.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeSterdayss n

Yestcrday's Results Detroit 2, St. Louis 5. Chicago 3-S, Cleveland 1-4. Washington 2, Boston 1 I1 in nings). New York 6, Philadelphia 1.
 Todny's Games Detroit at St. Louis Chicago at Cleveland. Boston and Washington. Philadelphia at New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
Predict Great Tourney

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Municipal golfers will have one of the coun- try's leading championship journeys within the next few years, according to those who followed the second re- newal of the national public links championship on the East Potomac course here during the last week.
 Richard Walsh of New York was returned a winner in the finals. ]. Stewart Whitman. also of New York. was runner-up. Both will jump from the municipal ranky Walsh turning professional and Wxtham enrolling In 8 country club.