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ee ee SENT ToS Serty-70 mea eae ‘THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1921. mB. * aie gman pan : - RICKARD A REAL SOLDIER OF FORTUNE TEX HUNTED NTED MANY THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOXING PROMOTER (Copyright by Robert Edgren.) Onegmiant, 1921, by Bide Dedieg. o PLAY NOW RUNNING AT CENTURY THEATRE. CHAPTER XIM. longer, Captain. 1 congratulate you" 44 (Qonein ued.) Captain De Corlaix arose unstead é @LENCE!" commanded Fol- MN al waa le wine Poe hi gat. And when the hub-|% #™at offo “My wife sav ei 'y honor as an officer; bub had died away, "Wh0la man is in my own hands.” is this young woman who} With that the Captain whipped a thus interrupts the proceedings of|Tevolver from Los pocket and pointed Re an a Ing ery a nh. L tral!” And to the floor, As the Captain velles 4 ADVENTURES FROM TEXAS 10 ALASKA Finding Cow Punching and Gee! Ts wor Be @o0 Sewn ayn ARENA ON. Gold Digging Too Tame, pete alc rushed Ini “counsel, Captain a : Rickard Turned to Fight “Your name!" Over Ne tech od iehcndet aan Promoting and Repeatedly Scored Records With Fabu- fous Purses for (Champion- ship Battles. “Marte—Madame De Corlatx!” in the wail. Again came excited exoclamations from the crowd, but they were! WF quickly pushed, Again the court attendants “Why this outburst?" demended/into action and quelied the Fotgat. riot that the firing of the. sl “I pay Lieut. Bramboure aid ste} Sector tolgat “arose The oer the signa) lights,” she said hystert- Jud followed his actio cally, now standing directly before ral the Judgés, Brambourg arose exoit- edly. 1" Ke began. But Martecut him oft, hetie® I appeal to you as then wo “He told you,” she continued,” that} hear me ) “Whatever explanation you have to having been ordered on an inapection | oor concerns only your husband.” tour, It was impossible for him to| “No, no! concerns ail who have have seen the identification lights of | heard my confession. If you " to listen to me you will think 6f me the enemy ship. ‘That is not true—it | oe ete Ae en od. there will be TEX Was THE Bor WHo PUT Tear "Puno By Robert Edgren. EX RICKARD, who recently I relieved his partners in the half million dollar Dempsey- “Carpentier match of all responsibility by taking over their interests and Posting the entire $100,000 forfeit him- elf, has had about as adventurous @ life as any man who ever camo from the Panhandle. Tx started as a cowboy down in c bin ie a lie” no use in my living at all, 1 of sched in hs Shea sul aah a Brambourg swallowed bard and| you, hia brother. officers, to bell puncher had to be a good shot anc tried to «peak but got no chance, | in his trouble—help him with all your i quick on the trigger. When Texas Marie .opntinued , with passionate) Doce a2 naval me judge me, as became too tame for him, he worked ; you have fudged him, without fear oF earnestness. favor.” “After starting away to exeoute my |, Folgat was deeply impressed He li2¢ F UR 66 ” husband's order,” she said, “he went |HOWed. “A. sallor neve ieee down to his cabin; a few minutes] said, — his way toward the great Northwest, Punching cattle up through the big ranges until he reached Montana. ‘Nhere Tex was branching out as an PSEY, BUT THK Man HIM LISTEN "To REAGON. lependent cattle man when the e@ountry again became too tame for him, and he struck out for the later he went into Lieut, D'Artelle’s Without further hesitation the Ad- mirals resumed their seats. Marie Alaskan wilderness, Tex was in the Northwest when gold was discovered, and he at once got together an outfit and started for} fy “Oh, thank you, gentlemen!” she “1 have just told them as much. breathed, her breast heaving. “Thank “And through the porthole Lieut, | you! A Real Attempt to Be Made to] tie,Nerth and south goit championship. | prambourg saw the slgnal lights of | Then collecting her strength, she be- TO TRY FOR BRITISH TITLE nits manors | "enh the be and hone 30 There was a tie for the medal between od lights, Lieut, | ®4n her explanation Nome, He was in one of the first aN iden t Mra. JW" turd of the Weat Marctatg | the enemy ship--four red. lights, 5 i ; parties to go up the Yukon into the Litt Famous Champion- — |{ciut of Piusburgit and Miss baith Cun. | D'Artelle asked him if that wae the ‘die <The fear of war had unnerved ag: northern wilderness that took its toll! Ain oT mings of the Onwentsia Club of Chi-| correct signal, Lieut, Brambourg an- lespatch reached the © | ~\ of thousands of iives during the gold | ship Trophy. | cago, awered ‘yea. Afma where I was dining, and my ™ gush. Rickard not only éeurvived But came out with a fortune, in ex- eellent health atid as expert driving , @ dog team as he used to be riding Mrs, Hurd and Miss Cummings ra- Brambourg, stunned, eank down in husband told me it did not mean war, pices py | it being the fmt his seat. Murmurs from the crowd|I was mad with happiness—for his te of | OF the contestants fo teens wen NONE | were followed by a brief period of| #Ake—for France's sake—end 1 Golf Mlustrated, at least twelve of the|pionship has failed to break 90, ‘There | tense silence. Marie steeled herself He] to let me remain with him til 2 According to James D, Haru SI broncos. leading American professional golfera| Were eluhty starters and continued: pa oat left ‘at 11 o'clock. Rickard is a natural born adven- |will be sent to Scotland to take part in| tpumt ie Cae ae that eotee os with Mra|. ‘Lieut. D'Artelle, then asked what ueed. turer, If he'd been hanging around 5 promising > “Wwe Bie Nowa oN vsophlait TARE NUL Gor aveay FI erg aes - ae pone e en C < ~ the reply was. This man answered, She hesitated, gathered her strength the British Open Championship tour the younger players, She had a Ane}. ai) ‘iue.’ ‘They looked out and the| and continued, ‘more ‘composed: "f hament, which will be held on the St. | opportunity to win the medal, aa she a Andret if " J 0-21 had even fives for the first twelve holes, | enemy ship showed four blue lights, | didn’t know why he refused—then. 1 nt FETERED. 2 Asrarews 651 (oriissl 3 ore ae ae reas q into the woods from thé | Licut. D'Artelle said, ‘She's French. thought it cruel and heartless of him. 4 NES- JoHNSO ¢ American team w! make | thirteen did not get out until! A strange ship wouldn't know our| Lieut. D’Artelle came and o FIGHT ~ MADE a Goon Seas: ies JST ens , . x wanted the journey in the ettempt to lift the | her seventh shot, taking a nine for the} secret signals.’ Lieut. Brambourg| to go to a dance with him, ashore. We ReWEREE , Teo. British golfing crowa will be selected | P&S, Genoa in Chris Columbus's tume | ne hing | would have kept him off the Pinta. ving a lot of money grew | et so he tried his luck at ¢aro bank, roulette and everything el from keno to doubie high five, back | Mies Cummi layed with her club- | "ePled, ‘You believe that piffle? Noth-| were boy and girl friends—grew up in Nome. Ane Spyies rae nace ares woe from the following mon: Patrik Doyle | mates Mre F.C. Letts Jrina Wostern | ink Is secret. Last year {waa with the | together. When I married he wasn He fost his fortune, picked up ; Lg ot tees Set aeae champion and Oy strong payee Mrs. | Ipternational fleet in the Adriatic. I| well, very sad at losing me. 1 in another, went up and down four or ries-Johnson match, He] the greatest purse ever paid to fight- Walter Hage rolt; Gilbert, Nion: | tts wae 94 Fleanor | decoded the German identification sig-|@lways sorry for the one who loses, five times and enjoyed living. w York unknown andlers when he paid Willard $100,000 ols, re ° nv sood of the “Olympla Wield. Club of | nals eve night. They're not stupld—| even when J don't care particulart lls, Great Neck Golf Club, Great Neck,| Chicago. ‘These three women iifed ry pai ly for > Nothing ever worries Rickard. He's din a small hotel. ‘The |and Dempsey $35,000 at Toledo. re MacFarlane, Port Wash-| in the national, and give Chicueo the) WLy, shouldn't they decode bo A oe4 him—but I liked George D'Artelle. the most even-tempered, nonchalant | 4@y of the bidding Rickard offered| And Rickard smashed all ring re- T Me ingt : Wilfred Retd, Wilming- trongeat represen ion it jGhloago the chip's coming on at full speed: was reckless; I didn’t care what ‘hap: party in the world when trouble tries | $101,000 for the fight. Pop McCarey,|cords again when he assumed entire wo anagers |. Alex Cunningham, Wheeling | ina North and South championship. | looks exciting.’ ‘Then he went woree on} pened. 1 said ‘yes’ and went to, his to come his way. Nothing unmoral|Jim Coffroth and other famous prg-| responsibility for the Carpentier- Colintry may, “Wheeting, W. Vas Tom! Mise Collett ae ale » Hurd wiit| deck.” cabin—to wait for the 11 o'clock boat.” ‘bout gambling in those days. Gam-|™otors who had travelled to get the| Dempsey match and posted $100,000 BUnerite, Wve Les tite one | uae, Sorcey. the round During a brief pause that followed] Again she stopped to summon her bling is a natural part af frontier |Mateh threw up their hands himself as a forfeit to the fighters if} BOSTON, March 26.—The Red Sox | Htmmville, N. Yii, leo, Dicwel, Lake the i oaks ‘and thin should sos ° all eyes were turned on Brambourg. life anywhere in the world. Moncy|,, “Rickard is. crazy,” said McCarey.|he faids to run the match under the| will be under a dual management this , Oakland Hill Golf Club, De-| "8 ets pent. ropott. |The Lieutenant wae in a state of col-| “Ha made a paewionate dcctaration comes and gocs ensily, and tho best | “There ish't that much money in the conditions of tho contract 4 year, with the whole team acting es a im, Dames. Pelhag Cguntry| tan teecles Made the firnt sixteon, They | lapse, Folgat looked directly at Marto| as a lover would. I um not afraid of > * h and bac Ye have had promotors and pro- | s t Gioatar i » Pelham’ Manor, George Mrs, Chapman of Greon- : the word 4 LAR cago Dy yal naar hapaga dip ensyy Let him have it,” ald Coffroth.| moters, but the gool nerve and keen | w»Dlemental Board of Stratesy. Hughie 't\thoringham, Richmond Country Club, | What Get Mine wate’ Bowman of Peta: | see n this? ¥ tht Tom not trying 26 shirk bave been laid in, 16,0 little excite- | wi “Sie at the ringwide this Lime and | enteuiations at Tee Rickard hes never | Dut. the manager In name, in a atate- Aiaton Inland Never Tom tom, fox | Reet ene Mine Kate Bowman of Ftain-| “How do you know a ‘ou| anything, Up. Ull then 1 thought it ment. EB OeeNRUER look ion" sds haan equalled by any other ring im-|™ent made at the spring camp at Hot) Hill Gel Club Staien jsland. Ne ma Miss a 99. Feveig swear to what you did not Gonise: nen I felt het: ie MORE FIELD N . Tex had offered $24,000 more than ario. Tex is a “go-wel Springs and published, yesterday, sald yr ape iro Pore Ay = 2 ; ehtene, me, x had offe 24, » than| presario. Tex is a “go-getter.” He . 4 ‘e ” ring! Tex ‘happened to belat high tide|the gate receipts of any champion-|always brings home the bacon—de- | that he and Jimmy Burke, the coach, | {rd Moleod. Columbia Country Club! en seguerry, Fa, March 26— ee Se eee ee esi lll fe ng Ping bhange. 2 nome forties wien news come of| fight ever held in ‘America NG livers the gooda eu would share ent itn fact.| sion Golt Stun, Homewood, “Ill’; ‘Tom |George James of t!.2 Columbia Country| “Gupte Corlaix started to hia feet,| golng out to era r ae. io'n tae the bie gold strikes down in the Ne- n California the fight would have And the best thing that know | Burke was manag 4 GL Louls| ) Club of hington, D.C. a ng | «w ” ée “ - vada deserts, A new fold fleld was|drawn $600,000, but the Governor| about him is what every fighter who| Browns last year, ia tai prelens Pht ae A et | veut oe Mesias OU apaed ad Sandy ship docked pi de: cabin as whiting 't6 Tex Rickard as an un- | ducked at the last moment and is-|ever fought a championship fight for] “That is the workfhs akFeement we ‘aoit-Guib, Bronxville, a farie's head came down. “Every no. ghan: esowpe till wo ; WueéHed ‘ountty to Alexander. He|sued orders to prevent the contest. | Ri A dg told Gan have drawn up,” Dugg gaid. “We are| Alex Ross, Detroit; Louls Tellier, Brie | match for the winter championship of| word Lieut. Brambourg spoke," she] reached port: to bury myself conyu ¥ and A abe bone mpeaigatate | 4 : it | Veterans of the gas id neither of us| Turn Country Club, Boston; Charles | Florida, yesterday, and last night led| replied in a lower tone. “I saw the| in the sea, I wanted Bikes ome erst the fund pi wnpwa| Tax ten toe bouton ke eG ee aelh ¢ | ane re is better than a gilt | peeks any individual Bory, All we want | Floffner, Pi nim oni nt Country | Chib, Ani) 1. J. Hopkins of the Old Elm Club by| ignala through the porthole—just as| to do—but hi n't let me, end claefers to the sun-Biked deser teno, J , 1910, paid p e§ | edied fhond.” to do i in ball games, ‘Phat will be} mont, ; lam lehthorn, Tulsa | )* °* ” * where Goldfield was beginning its) all bills’ and fair profit | Convrigit, 1921, by Robert Bigren.) ehory enouens Country Club, Tulsa, Okla.; Willle Ogg,|7 up. Therefore, unless the dope goes he saw them.’ rr Phen didn't Figo to my husband? mushroom growth, and in a’ few days | from witch was > ‘The entire personnel of the Red Sox| Atlanta Athietle Club, Atlanta, Wrong completely, Jauioa will win the| “You saw them?" came from Mo- use I was a coward. Then @ ship Uae Ik inant cot y jote" | more anew bY Raat Under Quarantine: will onatitute our Board, of Strategy.| Harry Hampton, Rich nnand, Yai vidamey”plajed “eon wit pander. int Bi braye, “Where were you?’ ee Ppl adler, sige ae si { ares nes, clo kp abt} ap ie suse In other years I believe it has been eus- | Ge L. Bow Commonweal n obtaining | “Rehind the curtains in TLéeu = ir Inst time that Where the town wi rte ee ards ure ine naan in Aualrlta cd{hNCASTER, ©. March 26—Rennie | (Umary’ to have. tho-oF thre players Buh. Boston; "Bob Mtaebonald, | he Feud Foatort hay afternoon. His drlv-| cues cabin.” was at war. 1 no longer nat Frater freshiidits could be Nad tor a price BEWAYS BREOHING (RECORDS: onal League baseball toam, ls quaranc [hia Year edpatalions wittm wrekoried | tare end vane ian. Ta Fling efective. | Hopkine roras, erratie fn Feet te Eat aad aan at ae women wore Sone ‘ here gent t ck of hex fbroke the world's record for hi a y 18 a ‘i vit thy Begs ad Rate is short game sotmenwha’ in his | men, ‘ap 2 aut Moun CEE eMart ‘at any |@ no-decision fight @ate when the | tined at his. home here. Mra, Kauft te | “tay time trom all the player. || SiNGHURST, NOG. March 26~-a| putting great-agitetion, “T say thats not true, Seoee a remy See >, i took in over $150,000 with Willard | suffering from a severe attack of diph-| and our one object will be to win baw entative ‘field of’ women golfers}, The happiest golfer in tis country | My wite left the Alma with her sister odby to their dear ones, heart game favored, : and Moran in New York. He puid | therin game: in the qualifying round of|to~lay probably ta the Hittle Jap star|on the 10 o'clock boat.” ee eecssae I. the wife of a sokdier Rickard sent down to the Coast}|“nd More : of Princeton University, Shiro Aka- Here he turned to Alice. “You wilt|of France, was playing the fool to my \ for a mahogany bar, great French howht In this his frat tournament he has " own leehy ankle ‘Acop’ Persian Pigs managed to work his way through «| ®wear to it, won't you—won't you baw insured prid le—istening to 4 fine furniture and art. In the mat: . Ht Settee Ceuta Pray faced Nice.) Lt OONed Aon Mere caay busbans wae now & ie 4 iseri lub star, an P. tee on art oy wa noe Uiotest| Mixed Crew of Oarswomen and Oarsmen at Oxford Eas oe allied ent si Gat | "“Sihan'Sou commit perjur.” Torn, [tax for Prance aed what Sant ng at that time. He didn’t insis cago in the final round in she addresséd the court| Here Marie showed bitterness upon Titian, Raphael, Van Dyke, ny ° é wal, ail Mt was @ bie day tor ta pumalonately, “She bes m0 tight. $0 at ber own folly. “What did cay say feel Meissonier, Velasquez or Franz Hals S t R l Wi kl P, t minutive foreigner. For not only did|Ernag met don't care what I suffer |{nge matter? What did my Lop ae Causes Sensation in Regular Weekly Practices: i's: sii gg icity sit si." aon increta” nett along @ score or so of paintings and Bi Gahan mane ae making ‘The Captain interrupted. “Gentle- | France. I had no right eee that they were Al in quality on the stick a few d: men,” he said addressing the court,|husband. The safety of and the subjects pleasing to any tutelage of Dick Beatt “I beg of you not to listen. What my |¢rew depended on the Captain—he tured, lonesome and thirsty gent who here. wife has told you is only the ravings |®eeded a clear head end ; auth Think of bh “|nerve, If the ship went down, [ might der in from the mines. of a madwoman. Thin er con Tennie| dition of mind! Distraught with ter- | would go down with i — without his Wa Oh, Tex had a great place in Gold- ——— as Plan erlier Date field; It was famous all through the Fixtare. ror, she publicly brands herself with pecan Pg he, at least, would West. And it made Tex so much The Schedule Committee of the|T8honor to save me: ve died én peace, money that he grew tired of it and “Admiral United Mtated Lawn Weonls Apecdiation Marie moaned, “Tam| “The bugle called Taeut, Dvartelie began looking aroun for a change trying to prevent you woe sending |to his pos' ship went imto ac- vibe pee te: SE EM ar will meet April 2 to determine the|/an innocent man and/tion. I waited down there alone; I HERE STE ihe Gane eee dates of the matches for the Women’s] death. My evidence”—— heard guns and prayed Then | You would put “'em on to a finish” in National Lawn Tennis championship. “I'd rather suffer the sey, jthan|heard a deep, dull thud; the he ad Nevada. ‘Tex looked the country It 18 expected the games will be| be acquitted on such evid an- {crumpled up—the sea came in, I re~ \ ever for @ good match and secured played in Auguat this year, beginning | NOUnCed the Captain. membered nothing more till [ found the services of Battling Nelson and Folgat’s voice was calm. “Your ais-| myself ina boat, A man jeamt the week of Aus, 15. Usually the! ser he maid to Marie, “swears you|over me He Was La Duc. Hat matches are played in September. ¢ at home, Unless you have @|/saved me. I asked for my husband, Philngdiphus the tot chapmlorunin | Witness, your evidence cannot” Le Duc shook his head and pointed is to be decided at the West Bide Tene | “I have a witness,” screamed Marte. to something Soating on the sea. I Mis Chas at Forest. Fills” ‘Yhen, turning toward the! thought be ‘wi the Davis Cup matches bench, “Le Duc, Lieut, D telie's Marie covered go) face with her. played there early in September, the|#ervynt! He wil verify my state-|hands for a moment and gave way women’s tournament will have to be | ma o to emotion. Quickly she recovered. played earlier this beason, WS Duct said Folgat, The sea-| It was Lieut, DiArtelle,” she con- : | maf-“Arose and game forward, be-| tinued. Then came a pause. Nobody Nine Win wildered with exoitement, ‘“You/in the court room moved. Joe Gans, offering, in purse and bonuses, the unheard of price of $44,000 for this amusement. Goldfield hopped right onto the map. The $34,000 was put on exhibi tion, in gold twenty dollar pieces, in a hank window, Looked very pretty As a side line on Rickard’s deci- sive way of handling things, let. me mention @ little incident of these days in Goldfield | u March ~New | heard what this lady said?” “There sometimes comes to us & Tron Jawad | Bill Nolan, Bat Nel North Care-| “It's true, sir!” the seaman replied moment when we are capable of any son's . ere ‘orried when he 5 vf | 0 ed y a "d| folly,” she resumed in 4 Beak found Gans looking in good shape loge yesterday by a wore | wildly promised my officer I'd ys a low tone. and possibly fit to lick his meal ticket. First Bill insisted that. / mpst make the lightweieht limit, 18% andy, with. Wie tient : A river innovation has caused a se Tights, oup, socks, shoes and cloves.| four men and four women, from Ruskin College, has st fans expected to make 133 ringside, weekly practices and attract a crowd of townspeople and stu strippad, but he gave in to Nolantg| time they appear. The lower photograph shows the mixed cre\ ltand this lady high and fw, and I]“It came to me—just as it comes to did it, But f bad @ hel time | you gentlemen, at times, 1 haven't doing it." tried to make things look better, but LATDO You Capt. De Corlaix, by thie time over-|I have told the truth. It is too much come with emotion, buried his face Ph me to ask-—forgiveness—or, i KNOW? In is hands.” Mobraye addreseed Le]! Te aly Dae, into thei rite . “Don't gaze at me like that he upper picture shows the mixed eight from Ruskin College, Ox- QUESTIONS. Why the devil didn't you say this e make weight the day tefore the fight, | ford, passing an ovdinary eight on the river, 1, What is the fifth sign of the | when. 1 questioned you?” he de- pieced. He loved me—but Fo wus \ ld do it, ! Zodiac? manded. 2 ove p me 4 tCie not eal Tne r wed Bill TH 2. How many days from new moon| “You didn't ask me,” replied the|delleve me—please do—please nan, his excitement MEETS, pane, sank to the Poor THe Ad- What Greek sto hy Lieut, Brambourg,” said Adm mirals ed at each other in silence. calied tthe Father of "History ?” Folgat harshly, “you have heard| Sympathy was in their eyes. They What mythical Indian prophet is| Mine. De Corlaix's evidence balloved, her story to & man, in every poem “You, sir!" groaned the Lieutenant, | detai ey jooked at Cupt, De hers Ca cae by Longtel- | ne mist fave been there; she|Corlaix, (He arose with the uid ot 5. What English physician of three | knows. She's ‘helped me remember—| Le Duc. to new moon? watson staat? = ™* ° | BELGIAN MAKES SECOND Rickard didn't argue, He gently ted Nolan to the outskirts of the PALES OR ea HIGHEST RUN ON RECORD pointed down aeross the blistering expanse of desert, where the sun- i i ®| bromght it all back to me” “Gentlemen,” he said almost in- ited snag Bhivt ae oeone of vas | he: allckeat naan tnolntal aad bev le aLL dlssevered the elroulas | Ont an you confirm Mme. De Cor- audibly, {with your permission I will retohed away as far as ra “ial 294 } Nards, he clicked of DO a n evidence said Fobrat take’ my leave.” 979 O78 Hee owe ind Horemans Clicks (Ol 371 In aarah Be feoken oe Ais Dea ae noah Renal anon describes a| la!x’s eviden Dich having seen the Cagiain ah rehi cee eee Tundres atc ij Welker shot. | “Welt, well! mmsed the President | firmly on’his feet, shambled forwar lee) Be relrosd, No. stage Match With RN Jake Schaefer holds the competitive eet tia the handle of a scythe! + ihe Court, tapping his Gngere onjand Iifted Marie up. be. har not Ae von wal Watney Gan poe bees Cochran. record at 436, established in his mateh Weuihet geuen. aous r before him, ‘Then to Bram- | fainted; she was able to stand. Tens its name| the # . / from its relative freedom from|)ourg he said: “V t oremans e0 et are not satisfied | silence-—an expectant sile out there if the sand doesn’t drive . with Horcmans three weeks ago. are ni my © for ull, find does BIN SURTHORGE ARCO OSE BES. that you have acted in good faith, | followed. It was broken by the Cap- oon pl ona i Pilly ps diag at ON DOUARD: HORBMANS of Lel-| mark ot phe Medel Ie lane werrngl ae is the murderer of a parent | *!" but your medical perme othe | tain, ca prae Bs forward: : 00)" Sie t ‘d pe afraid somebody " 4 me i } fF els us to give you the credit of the | proached nis wife. feel peevish and use you and your gium made the second highest|runy have been made in practice or called? Toubt. You may go, air! |" "My dear wife will help me home” wre paar es With Tun on record for competitive! Moy nunds mscond in the feed Pec nauby ie the capital city of Para | eer nboune, 4 ploture of broken,| he sald, otter stay’ Peis, fhataeomeie stands sec 2 neful manhood, 4. Then| Maric sought his embrave, her face ) Nolan stayed. Nelson fought and|Diliards in the minth bl af his} books, 11 manhood, bowed arie sough yt diver ANSWERS, lhe slowly walked out of the room./ looking up into his, As a gence 1, Lao (The Lion); pout 29%; | Murmurs of disapproval arose fro’ mile came to his face. the Captaty 4%, Herodotus; 4, Hiawatha; 5, William | tie erowd, but died away when Fol-| bent over and kissed her full oo the fost on a foul, and the $34,000 was | 4800-point match at 18:2/balkline with paid oven, Nelson got $23,000, Gans | Welker Cochran at M(iurice Daly's . Academy yesterday aft Mickard broke out again to bid With a brilliant sho spite of this high run, Cochran J 2% points in the ninth block | prnoon, by scoring 428 to Horemans's 400, | Harvey; 6, seaway; 7, snath: & Ia rned to the Captain and said; | of close bil-! This placed him only 66 points away, | Lo; & pesticide; 19, Asuncion “abel not detain yom ene ue \ ATL END jets stihl = . , . pore am 3 — ee