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HALlBur BRING GOOD PRICE

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., April T. P)-One hundred and forty-five thous- and pounds of American halibut sold for from 13c to 10c per pound here to- day.
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cordova-Independent Ticket

The entire Independent ticket was elected with. B.. V. Boyle for Mayor; Charles Foyston, Ray Dyson and Chas.
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George Colwell, roadmaster, Sew rd-Anchorage division, Alaska Rail- road, was a business visitor in town yesterday.
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ROBERT DOLLAR SUBMITS BID

} hObEhT OOEEAh OODMT 0 DID WASHINGTON, D. C., April 7.P) A bid of $4,500,500 for the Admiral Oriental liners was submitted to the
 Shipping Board by Stanley Dollar. W.
 B. Keene, of New York and Washing
 ton offered a million.
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MODIFICATION V0LsTEAD
 ACT SUGGESTED BY EDGE
WASHINGTON, D. c.yaApril '. (P,

Y WASHINGTON, D. C.ygApril T. LP
 Senator Edge told thegSenate Judi ciary subcommittee. at the opening of the prohibition hearing that modifca- tion of the Volstead Act to the consti- tutional limits would eliminate much of the spirit of challenge. In protest Director Andrews said he shaped the reorganization of the prohibition unit largely by the fact the responsibility wasn't definitely fixed in the field. a
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Don't overlook the Liberty The ater for tonight.
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Sigler Jorgenson, fireman for the AL itak cannery, is west bound on the Ad- miral Evans.
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6lfRI RAgh Sad tuFsasn io Fs1
BensaIese; 10 (McA!laneyl, 81 40, s.. 50.
fs sa r%e 10 Mss sso FARE ~
sEcoSp RACE. s,year-oids ur: ) fur Hr:
longs-Ted. 10. Gibson, Sl0.55, S5.45,
s. Son sec SoSd f Psar hsb "a St99
Sentiment, vilager e Of Hit Chamelona and and
pa THiE5 RASS so ss 50
$50 second: Baisam Lake, ii. ' {Randal ii
81 40 third. Time. :O7 x Al Holder Fly.
ing Ford. Perfect Ripper and Golden Answer
FoTRTH RACE s-year-olds up; : fur.
$3.50. s7.35 Won Won: Blue Brush. IA
&c, Mahoneyt Sa.40 s.. 30; second: Rans-
:5sas MorSan,A Aus, tfsprsseh9Hn, Mitch;
Ambularce also ran.
FIFTH IA 3year-olds up; =. Il 81 miles as
ss3 y 4e9SSG HaTp SNahn"nfNy 50
lDiminicl<I S33O, third Time. 54.s Sag.
amore, Bodanzky. Maker of Trouble and
Depend 1 ai Sc, ran IA. w - ,;,.o
S295 won; Client 102 tO.Mahoneyl. $7.l5.
S453, second; Bullet Proof IL" rtChappelll e,
S335. third: Time; SO = Home Run,
SEVENTH RACE, 3-year.olds up LII
miles-Shadow Dance, 105 tGibsonl. 50 10,
81 40. $40, won: Louis Adairs ll5 Nc
6 5en SsH s Ti hra S Tme @af
shanghai, Wise Guy. Horace Lerch. Pol
Roger and Futen also ran.
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BELMONT RESULTS

pr HsRsT F e. ;ySsSSsa Il {"rsns to
s, I to 5, won; Ramenour lis (Maiber--,
harness, Z to 5. third Time. / :0e q Col,
den Volt. Candy. Black bird, Capt. Kidd, Dor.
chester, Candy Pan, Horizon. War Flame
RR'c Boy , Charge Mid-Hour Adiutant and Clean
Z 81 sEC HIiS ran RACE steeplechase; about 3
mles-Erne ii, 1l49 lCrawfordi, 4 to 5. i
out. second: Rip I35, out, third. Time
5:64. Bargold also ran.
THIRD RACE. 2-year- olds; furlongs-
S,capa- Flow, 122 9Fatorl. - to 3, 6 to 8,
: to 8; won; Candy Queen. ~ lThurber,
!.sande' to 4. third Time. / ~ Adois,
Black Panther. sun Forward, Foundone.
Aromagne, Gun ROYAL. Termagnenant. GEN
eral Lee Donnez Moi. Lord Chaucer Mary
lander Pantelia and Bonnie Maginn also ran
FOURTH RACE. all ages; mile-Cat-
alan 100 lMaihenl. 6 to s. 2 to S. to g.
Won Rig B niz i26 (s Sax to :, t.
/, third; Time. ;35t5; Cherry Pie, Hedge
also ram.
FIFTH RACE, 3-year-olds; :, nniles---
out. Won Espino. "A FatorI. 3 to 5. out
second; Altawood. 1875 (Sandel. out, third
Time; 3,29, Eurmi and Mars also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 3-year-olds. up; g f,Irlong:
.-Rigoletto. los tTurnerb.. 10 to ], 4 to l
y to s to J.; SECOND; Pegttibocker,, ls9'
shady Sadie. ,Carom; Prime Minister Ts;
Bill, Potentilla. Johnny Campbell. Grea
Run. Bald Pate, Hmtator. Belphrizonia
Janetta and High Commander also ran.
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SCAPA FLOW TAKES
HISTORIC FUTURITY
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 11.-Wal-
ter NJ. Jefford's Scapa Flow, son of
the wonder horse. Man O'War, raced
to victory today in the historic flu
turity before 5000 spectators at Bel.
mont Park, winning the richest
stakes for 2-year olds in the turf world.
The finish was one of the most
sensational in the history of the event.
which brought a purse of $65,9S0 to
Owner Jeffords.
II. P. Archibald's Candy Queen and
S. P. Whitney's Valorous challenged
the lead of the victor to the end with
Scapa Flow finishing ahead of the
former by only a neck. The winners
time for the six and three-quarter
furlongs was :22, one second slower
than the best time oyer the course.
Valorous was the only entry among
three favorites to figure, Termagnet
and Pantella falling behind after the
first half mile. The Whitney horse,
ridden by Earle Sande, made a SEN
sational bid for victory in the last
furlong, but Candy Queen, swerving
from her course, checked the dash.
Pantella was the first in the field
of Is to get away. leading over the
first half mile, with Scapa Flow second
and Candy Queen third. Scapa Flow
quickly stepped to the front as Pan
tella's pace slackened and soon opened
a full lengths gap in the pack.
With their riders using whip and
spur to the limit. Candy Queen and
Valorous made their sprints in the last
furlong. Scapa Flow gave up every
ounce of strength to hold his lead
under Jockey Tavern Fatore's furious
riding and when he flashed under the
wire the big throng greeted colt and
rider with tremendous burst of ap-
jlause.
The Greentree Stables AdiOs fin.
ished fourth.
owner $4,666,57, while third place was
worth $2,333.33.
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TIMONlUM RESULTS

and F1RsT a5 EAfF Two Ssb.
Kangaroo, AZ fveitchl. $3.50 out. second
Beck. 1870 (Jonesl. out, third. Time. 4 :O2 i
SECOND RACE. 2-year-oids: 6 furlongs-
Ina Eamp. 100 Hunt. $3.50 50 go. out.
won: Lena Reinhart. 104 tLeylandi 50 90.
out. second: Cast By. 80 (Taylorl, out.
third; Time. :l.&. Liberation, Red Light
miiesHStar Gudgei Ii2 9Boa aRe up $50.
mani. 81 50 out second; Bachalor's Error RI, r.
liz lFisherl. out third. Time. 81 Il
The Clockmender and Two Hearts also ran.
FOURTH RACE. = and 3 year Odds: g fur
$40 3;a0. oYtt sWon; Emmy sLoq: 1G2 Work,
Hope 1of Fora Bo9ke5tl out third Timsd
rlFTH aAcF warfmsn and 81 d dHF
won: DR.. Mayer 118 lFisher) ST.. out. sec
III Carmen Pantages also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-olds and up: GIa
furlongswEl Oudiane. 105 jackson
tWorkmanl. $500, out. second: Offspring
IA tHuntl, out, third. Time 1;23. Fast
SEVENTH. RACE. :!-year-olds and up:
\ miles-Two Feathers % tJaclsson1
Workman $3.50. out second; Vice Chair-
man. JOB (Holmesl :. out. third. Time AS.
Tom Tella Silver Mire. Comical and Grey
Bard also ran.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up; l mile
S35o SOB. s2so; wen; Sir . Galah all II
plant. 100 ,Bourassa). $40. third. Time
40 IS Simrod. Atomin. Harvest Time and
= SECOND RACE. 3-year Odds and up: .5l5
ADMINISTRATIONS liz tMundenl. 81 40,
Sc & 81: sa.s0, won John Einnpegaan 1873 lo9
Fasciste Seapen' swing :o and Florence Dean
Third RACE. 3.year-olds and up: g fur
l kgs "a Rake lo7 Thompson $40 70
$50 lacy seeoh mdislfBS Byron
D BTsH FsS,ns th COOK Tone oneane i'
dago. Clapper. Merryman and successor also
FOURTH RACE. 3,year;olds and nn;, 6
81. ,S27o. won; Ace OF Aces II; ss; Nun
Io7 Fisher. s362 Tine / ;l3%,, Ensile.
Re- FfPPAPR A e1a Nayss! tso and up
S945. S3.O5, out. won; Hijo, lo4 mum;
dem. So. 10, out. second; Harry Baker 1 o.
,streiton) out thirdi .,s lime me- o' 4
n,iles-Chula Vista 100 tBourassal S5.45.
81 90 $3.50. wen: Slate. 100 Fisher
S13,35, 50, SECOND: YAKIMA kim 14t WILSON, Sn.
Fairy. Cambridge. Jacques. Dolly Dunbar and
fis SfEVEEN S RACE tlE 3.year-olds and up: "a
mles-Ed Pendlet9n; lo2 tMqnden. S6:25.
PAX se Sc MD, Frank r FSsaf1Y al II
Catanaran. Lexington Maid. Elcanoe. Deni-
zen and Thorndyke also ran.
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RACELAND RESULTS

FIRST, RACE. 81 furlongs-P r. Bar.
F Retnv H. h. Gr s. "a rs So
second Sec Cheating cheat"rs. III 'sylSiaS !.
$3.50. third. Time 1:o7 Is. Teds, Plum
Huxhle pelion, Douslass H. Johnson, Sound
SEcoSb RACE. a,year-ohis up: 5,s fur
long--Forbearan'r. l12 Howard Sll 20:
G1c crunrf Siq4so"' *, se%S on.' Elmer II idS
West $50: third. Time. 1907 2 Riyey,
iquy. jim Smyck and Catherine stuart also
THIRD RACE; 3-y;eaasr-old; up; 5M f q
$3.50. $500 won; Brandeis. 100 Emery
Sll,40, $3.50. second p: bush, los lHoff
man -, third bird Tine i:o3i Rsalist Mat
Lord Meise, Amelia !. and Kosman also ran
EoURTn RACE ace. 3-S Sa qM ,pp: t yG
sIs $50 won fa1 Wong " Box Syt1is
$ so, S3.2o. second; oseda, 1o4 Howard )
81 40. third. Fine. ;26 - Selective, Jet
any FRITZ FIT RAGE syea F%o up turlong:
$50, Won: Lord Julian, ios WEST. So 60
H GfG Timer Tnsnf as Ale he,ES CORAL Reel
Msf !snnls and Bany Brush hi'q
won: Wood Nymph 100 tCrumpl, SO 40
third, Time; l:0th. Never Bust. Miami
aug sEvESTH eRACE. a-yesr;olds pgi = fur
Ionss.nal. fU4 Emery s23, Sl9,2o. 81 60
w seoad Ace AIM W ssso
s aer' sar tf Return, Red NdiliEan ant
niies@Dukedom, lo9 sylvia, $50: 10
SLIGO. $3.50. won: Shafe, 10 Kelly
81. third. Time, l AZ. Bariuna. Gay Boy ii
Lighter and SIxpence also ran.
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BROOKLYN PARK RESULTS

c9 gaRsT RAe is agssks tqFlG $50
$3.50; won Mary Hausman. 1O7 (Fowerl
81 S".Sn second; SHEFFIELD 1o9 Anderson nna
''% SECOND RACE. 4-year-olds up: - fur
l Ea go e, or 1i6 Anderson, $3.50 20
los tJetfriesj. $500. third, Time. i ,o5.
Porter. Ella. Sir GaIena,. Hampton Lady,
PffI fa.fea RACE 4ye Year S fHriong-
Illusionst. ia Fowler. $500, So 80,
$3.50. won: LATE NJ, 1o7 Allen. S3.4o.
$3.50, third. Time. la. Spont aneous. Ash
burton, Esther Grindeli and Antilles also
FOURTH RACE. s-ear-olds up; 5ls fur
longs-Air Mail 10s Pascuma). $22 40.
s.. S3Ao, second: Colsnndo. 116 Timer
Tor. Cornfower, Beg Pardon and Outward
FIFTH h4SE $ysas,elas us 70 fu Is e
won? 9bs' los s A iEFs'S - s. so
Time NJ o. af ROYAL George TEeo Critical Moment
an S1E RT9ft RSc also ran un turlonrs
CANDY Can jar, l6i 'PaseIma). Sis 80. s. so,
$40. Won, Happy Hobo, - 1Holeckoo
s7o se GO tb 0le G1d PYck caI
mont; j.: Ali Nun, and High Card, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. 3-vearolis: ! IN miles
JGsie M 163 ,o pascum Ia SI3sn Sasa
g 40, second: Double star. 1o3 tTryonl
$500. third Time la 81 Raj. Zero and
Will H. G ,rra also i rr9 ar..rods mn mile
s SIS. so, $3.50, $, 80, won: Briar Gift.
11a 'Swanson,ti $50 So second; Grand r;.,rd
15.s Piedra. Henry s.. Lottie Lorraine,
Tomahoi and Biddle Dee also ran.
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FIRST RACE 3;,yearc-nolds and NJ; t tnr-
rettJ. S12 so. So 90. second: Rockhottor,.
1O4 tTnnstalll SIS 40, third. Time. .15&
Queen Bess Alice Lang Stroller Ny ya de
lonssMCwe I lis (R!cketts'' $4,000. $3.50.
So 80. won: E6ra Mae. LOT tSr,ithl 81
S3oO second: FatNe. 107 fCar"ilD, 50 80
third. Time. 1.0o%. Solder Bird Maggie
VHIRD RACE 3-yenr-o,ds srd IN; ! mile uible
-Dr. Tanner. 1n4 LRav1. $1,000. - 80
$3.50. S.. 60 second: Chilli Con Carne. 104
lClellandl $40. third. Time, Al. De-
lante, william Diggins. Seth's Premium
p .ra R RacE T. s also raH ND frr
81 co. SEQ won: piliaser. I14 willis
So. 81 20, second: Rodrigo. 103 TAYLOR
village. Texas, Unionville and Randall's
FIFTH RACE, 3.vear-olds m: 4 miles
Did sin. 1T fBoganowskU. 81 40 50
o ONT second. GaIlopne shoes I04 (Rickettsl
ont, third Time. 1.46as Grass Maid and
Midwe%tarn alsn ran
sIXTH RACE r., pos a.es t 81 "a 40
out "ts' Won nc Cold Mint 1la lGr'sitte. $500
ont. second: Speniom"ter 112 fTavIorl. out
| third Time, los. Osman and Fallen Leaf
AI SEVENTH PACE, 4;year-caass M ] mile
w woS d snty To lot K. tsm''1 @
81 SO. s"cond; Ruddv, 100 fTavlorl. 81 90
third. TINE. 1.4lM Proceeds. DR.. It. s
Dabney Fehrah and Quesada also ran.
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LINCOLN FIELDS RESULTS

sahsG Ges RAGE ia jSas. up foslg95s
won: Ray, Jr., 1O7 Garner, $3.50. $500
second Flying Chief, 81 tDuboisi. So 80
third. Time, l.15. Smooth lee Irish Brig
adler, Leonard q. and Alexander Moore also
ran.
SECOND RACE, 2;year-olds; 5 furlongs-
$3io second; Lady Lara ICE (Garn IN p9
S31O. third. Time. 1.02 4 Master Maid,
Kitten on the Keys and Little Guinea also
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds up: furlongs
Blanc Seing, IA (Zuccinil. 81. $3.50.
out won; Bargain Day. 81 lCravers', $40,
third. Time. la. La Sabina and Lathrop
FOURTH RACE. a.year-olds: 5 furIongs
Fire - Water. 100 tDuboisl. $500. So 30.
81 % So sscov Vim ,b GIneer 1Go zuecn
Lucky Mistake also ran.
Belen's Babe, Ii6 1Pichonl. $40. $40.
So. 10, won; ROthermel. 10S tBurke). 80 40.
81 40. second; Benefcient. 90 (Craver) .
Sc: 80. third. Time 81 Is Smiling Gus,
SIXTH RACE; s,years9lds: s fnrlongs -
won: Golden sight. lis fCheathanil $3.50.
$40. second: Virginia c.. liz learner .
$500, third. Tine. 1.15s5 Lord Jim.
Nalrbec. Mama, Burr and Winslow also ran.
mjle ee 5, Coles 1o5 lPeternel!, 40 40
tCraveri, So so. $50. s seeond; Frederick rt
Raphael "a tDubois) $3.50 third Time.
1.52 81. Supporting. Alard. Air Castle. Spe-
cialist and By Jove also ran.
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The Pennsylvania State department
of the American Legion played In OPP
position to Legionnaire Tunney today.
At the time Mai. Gen. John Lejeune
was scheduled to present a bathrobe
to Tunney, a. gift from the $4,000
marines at home and abroad, ashore
and afloat, he was engaged in re
viewing a parade closing the annual
State convention, held this year at
Delaware Water Gap. a few miles
from Stroudsburg. Hundreds of the
paraders left for Tunney's camp after
the first mile.
The gown. a magnificent exhibit of
the art of tailoring bathrobes, will
be worn by Tunney in the ring at
Philadelphia September %. 1t was
made of the dark blue of the marine
blouse. piped with red and lined with
officers silk of crimson. The globe
and anchor of the Marine Corps was
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that fact. It's no spot for woman.
Why champion can't sit down to
have a bit OF toast and tea at a big
hotel unless the whole dining room
seems bent OF lifting the toast TO see
if anything is hidden under 1t. me
help comes up out of the kitchen ana
the chef insists on placing the teak
on the table with his own bare hands.
A champion has about as much prl-
vacy as Irving Cobb'S famous gold
fish.
Well, anyway. after loslin came
Vida Tisdale. a Stenographer OF great
beauty and wit.
It was case of falling like a ton
of bricks, but ] WAS never able to tell
which fell hardest. Jack had a way
Of making it look like mutual admira-
ton on the surface. He handled his
women we'll. If he was playing Patsy
he didn't make it look that way. AL
ways with his women leN appcared
that he. was the object of her great
admiration. / suppose that most WON
en- in his company enjoyed sense OF
security. ] suppose they got KICK
out of hanging on TO the steel arm
of the man who could whip any male
who walked the face of the earth.
There's something to that. isn't
there?
Chance to Re Il Hero.
All imagination at best, for OF all
men who are less likely to get into
trouble of any kind mean the phys
zeal kind--it Is world heavyweight
champion. Wherever he goes he has
an invisible hodyguard. There are
fellows in this world who seem to
think that it is their duty to shield
the champion at any and all times.
The other night | saw a fellow hit a
man on the chin because this fellow
dropped a cutting remark about
Dempsey. He simply had to take the
champions part, and Dempsey was
hidden in the woods some 200 miles
away. Funny, isn't It?
l dare say that any of the girls
who have fawned on Jack Dempsey
would have got d great kick out of
it if they had been lucky, or may l
say unfortunate, enough to see Demp-
sey break some mans jaw in their
defense. Women have ever been like
that. It's safer to protect them in
this age than in the days of the duel
II somebody called your girl Il pug
nosed prig in the old days, you had
10 stab daylight through him or
have 1t sworded through you.
tCopyriEht. 1896
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CHICAGOANS HAVE FIRST
TITLE FIGHT IN YEARS

CHICAGO. September II CP).-The
10-round bout for the world bantam
weight championship between Charlie
Phil Rosenberg. the little New York
titleholder, and Bud Taylor of Terre
Haute. IND. here next Thursday night
will be the first such contest Chicago
has witnessed in 81 years.
Away back in 1894. Jimmy Barry,
now clerk in the county building,
knocked out Casper leon, who died
recently in New York.
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man race in which Paul Peter finish
Belmar Shepley beat out lone
Whaler, Capitol Athletic Clubs crack
performer, in the woman's champion
ship free-sttyle race over 22O-yard
course.
A quartet of swimmers going under
the name Of the Drummer Boys took
the 240-yard relay, winning over two
teams entered by Washington Canoe
Club.
The fancy dive went to Clifford San
ford. captain of Central High Schools
swimming team. lie easily outclaSSed
AL Lyman and Mahlon Glasscock.
The Wardman trophies, presented
to high point winners for the season
went to lone Whaler of the. Capitol
Club and Robert Darnail, University
of Michigan swimmer.
Summaries follow:
MEMS EVENTS.
.22o;YARD BREAST STROKE tSOCTH
ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP Won by Ray
EdmonstOn. unattached; second. Guy Wink
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place against BUZZ Saw I1uST IVY
Fans who have seen Drake fight
here believe he can fill the bill in the
12-round scrap that tops the card. In
his three fights at Kenilworth he has
had the spectators on their toes every
time and made an exceptionally good
showing last week. when he earned a
verdict over Frankie CheSlocE.
Sweeney has beaten some good
ones. Locally he slammed the day.
lights out of Tex Stovall and dropped
Johnny Conroy without difficulty.
Most of his victories have been
scored about Reading, Mckeesport
and Scranton.
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THE FICHTCAME
FROM THE INSIDE
CHAPTER LN.
BY JACK kEARNS.

os the musical comedy star Like
all the heart this lmpulSe impetu-
a that he loved her and she
always together and most or me
Hollywood crowd accepted as certain that they "ould tramp ~ " ~
wedding march .L .ho old
that he wouldn't last long with that
He fellow
birds seemed futter his hand as
the vast IL the wedding march
further with this talented lady howceTwe1t SO aL
Carpenter .u,. ,,,n,,at,, 10 anr,ec;a,a
il
pairs
all
hOoeVh avea
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WHEELING RESULTS

:. 81 Ss I5$5 az rsfS arssSs
Winnie Wrinkle Sun sprite Acouchla II,
Renreye and S4gerlative also ran ran .,u
sEc0SD hAGF all G asss "s $sso f S.
S4.40. won: :' Rivuiet, 107 (josiahi, 81 90.
s5s9 sfn"e e Poly May Ever.ty Betty IT,
Mae Helen of Troy. Pomerene and satana
THiRD RACE 4;year-olds M: !? furlong+
So. Sc so second Princess Jane. 102
iHealyb.. So 80, third. Time. 0:5s. Sent
manat, Suave Prince. Mount!oy and jim
D' FoU F!II RACE. a-year-olds up: ] mile
and 20 yanrdss@oRRedluctant: bos tnHalyo
foSG }rhraiHi s. So 90 a secon df RSn
ouoi los, 1Beauy}, 1920. third; Time
1:492a Peace Pal and Jet Tlle also ran
-fmpac a. Il nos" To- jHeaiy'. 'sS4o. ST. s.
Mary Dear 1o4 IThraikilll: So. third
Lady and BBerretts also ran an
SIXTH RACE. 3-year,olds IN: mile ant
% o yarsd5sn1oPerbaps, p LOO tN9ei. $3.50
s., IS So. second: B1lly Bell. ~ GRAY
Msse9 TSTf Rnd Pete Fey alsH Tn mil,
| $3.50. $3.50, So won: shasta Donna. loc
Marjorie c., Cup O'Tea and Brass Band also
ran.
~, E ETC q i RACE, a-year,ol1ds IN; ~
sfo Won' Eahro ael % hehhEs IS
$500, third. Time. 21on. West Point
Nettie May. Whizon. Dusk and Koellia also
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It was always that
way with Demp-
sey. His love af-
fairs were always
interesting mas
much as YOU never
knew when the
lady would step
out on him or he
on her. In any
ca &c the beautiful
Sylvia flew the
coop. He became
ordinary in her
eyes, even though
the public prints
lauded him he
cause OF his
crushing victory
over he orchid
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worked in gold across the shoulders.
Henry =. Farrell of NanticOke. Pa.
member of the Pennsylvania boxing
commission, was present for the work
out and visited Tunney before the
challenger entered the ring.
After the legion parade Gen.
I4ejeune motored TO the Glenbrooh
Golf Club and presented the lounginC
robe to Tunney The commandan'
of Marines told the challenger that
the Marines are behind YOU to a
man."
Tunney today wore n bandagc on
his injured lip for the first time. The
lip is healing, he said. and he
bandaged it to insure il against az
gravated hurts. The bandage was
Knocked off during the boxing, bu'
the lip was not cut. As a measure OF
preCautiOn, DIR. Robert Shea has beer
summoned from New York and h"
will dress it tomorrow.
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Ter W. G. e.; third Paul Peter. r. B. G
Time 3 uinntes IS 10 seconds.
9O-YARD FREE STYLE-Wou by Rob
ert Darnall. B. t.. G.: Second. Paul Peter.
Z e.. third. Jerome Shear. W. G. g. Tim"
90 So seconds.
COWARD FREE STYLE-wou by Roh-
ert Darnal. Il. Il. G.; second Darcy Bon
net. b. i. e.: third. bradford stone j.. u. e
Time. 3} seconds.
FANCY. DIVE-,Won by Clifford SANFORD
unattached: second. a Lyman. unattached
third MahlOn Glasscoelt. unattached.
24o-YARD RELAITnWon by ,, Drummer
second. Washington Canoe Club tWnl5icr
Meyer. +. Miller and shear, third. Wash
ingtpn Canoe club Stephenson, Smell. II
Miller and Ahleufcldt. Tine. " minutes
20 Is seconds.
WOMEN'S EVENTS.
! 22O-YARD FREE STYLE oSOrTH At
| I.ANTIC Won hy nclnIa~
| Shepley. Wardman: second, lone Whaer
! G. A. G.: third. Josephine Godhold. {. A. &
! Time. 3 minutes 3 - seconds
Florence SHADING. 6. A., g.: second. RRntt
Whalcr e. A. G.. Time minute - seconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
DEVONSHIRE RESULTS

1nd EansT f iSa u fEsersai tp5lG ego
won: Fast Set. 100 lBarrl. $4.05. S3.l5.
second; Willamette. 90 (Hexhaml, $545.
third. Time .O2& Big Mosquito. Tim
Rooney End Lady sEz, Monte also ran
tA ioS ",;eS 9R sI5
nett. S. S565, secoud: sweep Net. 1O6
Glassful, Cave Woman, Seclusion. Darius.
So .05 won; Black wand, 1O3 mccoy:
S3.70. S2.65. second Confusion. 100
Hurnl, S3.45, third. Tine 81 y. ROYAL
Eag d py Moon Mssc Tse ra Archer
FOURTH RACE. 3-year-olds and IN: a
Observation-Disclosures. 106 fAbeD. $3.50:
(Stottl. SO 95. SO Is, second Flag of Truce,
IL lPuncheonl. $3.50, third. Time Time 81 81;
FIFTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up; ] X
niles-prickly Heat. lo4 Owalkerl. 50,
S390. $3.50. won; Arbitration 95 Brown
Sa Hum $40 70 t ffS%n' Time. 0fnE Jack
Alexander and Son Ami also ran.
Fifth of Fay ray, os fHnrn). 81 10, SO IS,
won: That's the Time 100 mccoy 50 10.
So 80 second; Rock and Rye, 100 Horn,
0o sEvENT f4s RACE. s.year-olds up; !,
miles-Chie: Tierney Jos lBarnettl. 20 20
$3.50. S2.95 won Whit. 1o3 lHexhamn,i
So 90 $500. second: Scarlet Bugler. 1O1
LSaey SIR tR MSa Tine tbe Time neo css Sir
Creek In the Bag and Cavalcadour II also
ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
SHOWS GOOD FOOTWORK
AND A POWERFUL PUNCH
Challenger Wears Bandage on Injured Lip for the
First Time-Receives From Gen. Lejeune
Bathrobe as Gift From Is, 900 Marines.
BY the Associated Press.

TROUDSBURG Pa. September lBeforc crowd
his period boxed
fast rounds this afternoon following his OF reducing
- his with
approaches Billy Nidaeck and Harold Mays furnished
the opposition evenly divided between them.
The challenger in his best FORM He hitting hard and his
throughout He clipped right Mays
that visitor swooned Mays
fall and suffered less VIII
the clubhouse and after minutes restored