The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1921, Page 1

ena tt LTE SALMA E THROWN OUT = MN — — = — = ee o— DOCTOR'S STORY TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—Thunder Showers. Om | | “Circulation Books Open to All. ] F . “Circulation Books Open to All. ] To- MORROW'S WEATH R—Thunder > Showers, A EE PES “Vou. LXI. NO. 21, 777—DAILY., bode Hy aay Nem ragtime ‘NEW x 0 R K, MO N DAY, 3 U N NE 2 7, 4 92 1. Foot Ottiees how Nery n't. PRICE THREE CENTS Post Office, New York, N. ¥. -RALCO BEATS VALOR A LENGTH |$500,000 STAKE UP: BIG FIGHT "IN MYRTLE SELLING STAKES) WILL GO ON, SAYS GOVERNOR Racing Results, Charts ««Baseba RICKARD GIVES $500,000 |“HYSTERIGAL CONFESSION’ BA = BALL CHECK FOR BIG FIGHT 10 | BY MRS. STILLMAN STRICKEN AT PHILADELPHIA: on at * Wont rilder ria pevianer, Giants O 1 100051 0 8le oes shore Gras —ASptala.” Gane Rana sable Sine SC: Ntideth Phila... 2 4 102120 —12/2)t5 Batteries—Douglass and Smith; Hubbell and Brugsy. > Sa a Bites g Pe TE 1S | Duly Certified by Trust Com-|“WASTE OF TIME,” 7 ’ ‘ : : n'y line A iH Dany, It Is Deposited | EDWARDS BRANDS |2anker’s Wife Wins Big Point When ' oT EN (66616 6. 8 eae hi ah BR | Ahead of Time. *WAR ON BIG BOUT| All Testimony of Dr. Russell Is Mewes — Swift Gran : io” 5 IS BIGGEST RING PRIZE.j| Governor, Replying to Injunction Thrown Out—Letter From Fred Brokln. 0 0014000 — Six ae ee eae Batteries—Scott, Fillingim and Gibson; Grimes and Miller. ——— ND. for three.veat.oldn: conditions; one mile; puree AL ar Threat, Calls Bout Strictly Legal 2 : NATIONAL LEAGUE 266 aa ols anew Fh Pie head Dempsey to Get $300,000 and} —Enright to Help Guard Arena. Beauvais Also Barred as Evidence Fi 34. Carpentier $200,000—Final “Clinton W. Howard, secretary GES BUNS. Sparing, Aloe 3 a or abanidteruatlonal: Bavaria din All the testimony of Dr. Hugh Russell, the Buffalo osteopath, as to Pittsburgh O 1 3 O O O BM BB M—MBS| — icc tects we vc tw va : 4 Plans for Bout. reau {a simply wasting his ume th sileged “confession” he swore Mrs. Anne Urquhart Stillman made to porting to be ridien to bead Dimmesdal ee , but was eased up at the finish, owed good peed and bung + on gamely. Faunas was outclaacd, By Robert Edgren. Peutine tent wy aatelsg an (udu ~ {bin that Fred Beauvais was the father of her expected child, now Guy Tex Rickard has put half a million} en against i." Gov, Edward t /Stiliman, has been ordered stricken from the record of Mr. Stillman’s sat le Jers 2) to- + . dollars: in my hands as stakeholder| Awards sald in Jersey CY to- | Jivorce action by Referee Daniel J, Gleason. for the Dempsey-Carpentier match ——_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_——® ne of the two letters trom Beau- “L don't know what he may have He drew a $500,000 check or the! up his sleeve.” the Governor ex | vais to Mrs, Stillman which were Chiago.. 1 O 11 00 8 @ @—;/** Batteries—Morrison and Schmidt; Vaughn and O'Farrell, AMERICAN LEAGUE AT BOSTON: ‘year-olds arki t ard: nuh ‘and eimai SOT GAL baat ato. YO at. 1g Stare mor « gintiiar et Quincy BUNS. ‘Actress Wont Giri 1)! ™ a Guaranty Trust Company of Now| plained, “But 1 can say this"ex- | ofter Kibite 1h RRA Phila... OO 1 0 10 0 3 O 5 Maven York, payable to my order, and w.. a, Hibition wiil be conducted strictly petit: Pi AL. 052, phen rte ele 02000002 > Soarkling. : ‘ : according to law.” |stricken from the record, and the Boston.... By s — 6 Gace Biedae I took the check to the bank they tn Pesponsscto w request from Jother letter {8 ordered held for tur- ‘Rommell Perkins; Russell and Walters. aliot 180 D | Batteries— a ani ‘alters. vee, Pie, tet } een reiely certied it. ot) _ Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey otte fT ther proof by the plaintiff, Mr. Stille 1 herty (i E Tra 2 is is the biggest check ever|” G, Issioner Lin- i AT CLEVELAND: Mus Petite, well ridden, came wide on arch tim and jut lasted, ayntee began Wowly bat |@rawn in connection with any sport-| Cav) oie, Commissioner | man, ‘ St.Louis. O OC O O O O 1 ky mammal scree er lee see vo el eee tie act vi Gi had ea ace [ing event in the history of the word | Veni Masamune’ ” Mi cud 9° TE AC TAYLOR'S New York detectives to special oy = = = When I met Rickard by appoint- eat sto: e bol Cleveland. O 1 3 0 O O O @ @-imm avis, Selly Sa -aisan; gar gale: | ment at his offices In Madison Square| @u'¥ in connection wih the bout. | PERSONAL ESTATE ction taken as against Baby so far as it relates to Mr. Still- for_three year-oldg, and J : f iho: 5 awe ue Sleuths who know the faces of man not having visited his wife and —VanGuilder and Collins; Mails and i 268 eee Winnen tis a tee Hone 46 ouat ied place wane: | Gage , 8 Lesh heii eee rt Re, Weta © te Nook Vew Bike “Bact wip state: Garden, he suid: astm 1 done] (housunds of thieves, pickpockets UNDER $15,000,000 nis conduct and actions toward the ' a ne Oh ROgd: faith 2.008 and other criminals will ride on Nestant, Bag tet. Ba J ; ht care to walt until twenty-four hours | ee ee een iy, | PORTSMOUTH, It. L, June 21. as been overrule it as Mooney 2 4 witience oe, Hea ene boats on the day of the fight, and |The will of Husry A. Coit Taytor,| ‘© “"y declarations of the plaintif, } Raawoner 42 20 i$ OR : G Will also be posted at strategic |New York financier, was fled hére to-| MPS StUlman and Beauvais as to Cemnbetl.. 9 49 Gp gp | make your own arrangements for ints in Jersey City and in and the puternity of the child, the ob bg te 30 30 “8 1|paying off Dempsey and Carpenticr| POlnts in Jersey City ‘ day. ‘The petition said the personet| Re PD ¥ je child. the ot Bi Mao 30 A about the arena when they have fulfilled their con- | Jection ts sustained. eG a roa won eng avay, Valor had wtb tract.” aS Eee fAtaseon ould + MeRnced HPSS iit shee sldecislnneate kiana wire awe ' 269 He giana. “Owner i ae Nees Fs eae a Spee ie ae POSTPONED AGAIN] voine ot. $3,500,000, and a tee known to-day at the office of John f ‘ tartem. P.P.Wet St 4 a large, round, firm hand at the bot- Countess Della Cherardesba, of Italy, | F. Brennan, Mrs. Stillman's chief oe tom. When the check had been cer- Adjournment “Taken Until Wednes- | receives $200,000 and participates in a | counsel, in Yonkers, i . Finishe: moving and set the pace until ' tified it was photographed, and for day Because of Illness of $2,000,000 trust fund ° wre | ree eee patee eauveld ietiars S we the first time in a rather varied T ao eh Henry R. and Moses, are residuary| Produced by counsel for Mr. - Asfip Stable Entry Finishes ayo ine stretch, where Sporting Blood Aap raced Copper Tianon no mination in Tew wk orlongs and en drew ama tol career ag a sporting writer and stake Two of the Accused. ibeataas |man when the case opened, but only : in F: in / - ei ; 1 easy victor ‘opper Demon bore out all ti lant quarter, Elected 24 was always outrun y uh e ‘ Length in Front in Aque- |naited him, Faunus had early speed | *" tu ‘ieton. Cooper, Demon - oman Fars auaryer: “Slee we sivas outrin Toiger I went down town in the| CHICAGO, June 2%.—The much de-|" provision is made for beaue: the ones above referred to, were duct Feature. but dropped out of it after the first : ae > SS: | subway with half a million dollars| ‘ved trial of the eight former White} ning trom $10,000 tu $15,000 for sev. das exhibits. The letter stricken . : = quarter. 270 SIXTH RAGE, Rot thr mal ie: Hh mile; pume $1.287.40. Atlin my pocket. It's a great feeling to| Sx Players and alleged gamblers} out was found on Mrs, Stt!iman’s diess- : | They ran right to form in the open- ore by Rock tatoo Pred Tara be rich even for a few bours, By|Charged with conspiracy to throw ae | ing table by Mrs. Mary Kelly, an em- i By Vincent Treanor. ing ev@nt, or rather as the betting in- F y nek the time this goes to-press I will have | {ne 1919 World's Series with the Cin- SCHEDULES FIXED | ployee. i * |AQUBDUCT RACE TRACK, June! dicated, Rose Brigade first. Lady made such disposal of the stave] ©!nnati Reds was postponed again to- | In view of the announced rulings @—The Myrtle Selling States, the; Delhi second and Kirtle third, It was , money as will insure its delivery to] 4@¥ FOR CONCERTS ON (°° Referee Gleason, Mrs. Stillman : this af ‘3 pacing, * tWo-Year-old event, and Sande cele | 7" To Waenus the proper parties at the proper time} The trial, which was scheduled to s, | arranged for a conference this after- feature of this aflernoonia) racing! ica hie return atter a two dave’ || ah wane ‘The check reads: Guaranty Trust| tirt to-day, was put off until Wed- RECREATION PIERS non with Mr. Brennan at her home, proved an upset for the followers Of) suspension by winning all the way| Coun View stowed marked improvement over his laa tacgy went to the front when ready and |COMpany of New York, Pay to the|"\sday because of the illnes of Ben} oe No. 910 Fifth Avenue. the favorites, when Ralco, coming with the odds-on choice, Rose Bri- | en brering _sportthoy was best of che othem _Mep tired affer turning for home Order of Kobert W. Bdgren, stake. | ianklin and Carl Zork, St Louis. al! oneduie of popular concerts on Beauvais ts ready and willing to \ \ a 2 sveCarnentlen conta coged gamblers, Attorneys for the ome to New York and Ai i -|gade, Lady Delhi didn't have he: holder Dempsey-Carpentier contest he ee . come to New York and testify in Mrs. Srom ening: at She elenin Dole, out | TT early tt Batane aeaten nee Five © hundred thousand — dollars| ‘wo men were ordered to have their|'he recreation ple which Were Stiliman's behalf whenever his : eprnes the: eddaronrctolee, VMIN | TT enesy andl at theadd aha haa PEACE RESOLUTION ($500,000). G. L. Rickard. lients in court Wednesday. opened through the efforts of As9| services may be needed. ' a from there to the finish, Ralco, at! Rose Brigade driving and tiring. she| COMPROMISE MADE R A ( I N G Of this record stake, Dempsey is} Seven of the accused bail players! sophie Irene Locb of The Evening| Attorneys for Mrs, Stillman h § to 1, was more or less overlooked In| wag four lengths in front of the third —————a to receive $300,000 and Carpentier | were in court. Ired MeMullin’s at-| 14 way mapped out tig after-] Been In recent communication with : . ~ = = $200,000, ‘These are sums guaranteed | torney stated that the former player Beauvais, and the guide's readiness to ms i es \ the oral market, due to a big play on| horse, Kirtle Formal Acceptance by Confere: R ESI LTS In the original contract, ‘Chere wasl au now u sign painter in San vran- | Hoon At mecting called by the Mayor|tave the stand ia wetale of adn Bultic { uthe favorite, Paddy Whack, Ballet CAL Likely To-Morrow on Meas- an agreement between Rickard and| isco und lacked the funds to get] at the City Hall. man became definitely known to-day | WDancer and David Harum, LS ON DOCTORS ure to End War. AT LATONIA. the boxers that the men would work | (v Chicago. In court were Eddie] pre concerts will be given on Sat-|Upon the return to this city of Charles { Valor wt to the front early, and TO HELP REPEAL WASHINGTON, June 27.—Terms) FIRST PACE—Six furlongs; Julla N.,/0M Percentage instead of the half. | © “Latta” Williams, Joe Jack-| uray, Sunday and Wednesday eve-|J+ Wallace, one of the staff of her ate fturning § some seemed to have the VOLSTEAD LAW!|ct « compromise arreement on the) condi ou “Winmg, iiri,” ime [financial aueceas vi the bout was ax-| ;auege” RIMDETE amd” “Happy| mings beginning, nox. Wednesday peiiding his mame is:2 the @ivoree \ Fe i nec i Lou ari rd ime. f is oF A § 88-1 & elsch. They will last from 8.30 to 10.30 o's : o- race wh, but when Ralco began| —— Knox-Porter resolutions to end the]i 12 3- Non starters, Money Maid and| sured, both Jack Kearns and Fraa- a pa bands are assigned ts Penton: (Ane is a “frame-up.” H charging on him and Sande went tol arLaNTIC CITY, June 27—T! a h Germany and Aus-| Our Alice. cols Descumps agreed to let the Fi i : | The various legal papers relating AD wh 27.—The | state of war with Germany and Aut A = Barrow Street, Street Cleaning Deo “the whip the Rancocas horse weak-|doctors of the country were called! tria have been settled, Republican] os Mack. $35 a0 ound $6.50 nee eit | Original jement stiind. ; NON. STOP FLYERS partment Hand; Weat oth, ire be.,t®, real estate transactions, through t ened. Ralco won by a length. Ballet|upon to-day to unite in un effort to : User tugn, $2140 4.26.67, frst: Sir] tysterivus t are happening at] PAST PRESCOTT | ee ee een which an attempt was made to link Dancer was a distant third and thel repeul the Volstead Dy Rael eee eon ee Tame, | 102'2°5, Non-atartors, Chrous, {Carpentier’s camp, All sorta of | pctenen tN wth Mrs Stillman and Beauvais, for ¢ fe ird a Hl the Volstead aol, by Fi aren oes aae at] Salamander, King Paul, Sangrado, Sad = tand: bi Phird, Pu an ant | witot a 3 others were well strung out. The] Wallace Fritz of Philadelphia, Presi-| Forma! acceptance Is expected at) ii “ing Boots and Joe C (Continued on ‘Tasteenth Page) | Hopped O Krom Riverside, Cal h. Street « Depurnibatl ee cr aN ones Nene We Oanages Rancocas Stable bid Ralso up from|dent of the Allied Medical Asvocla meating of the conteresy ene Ww) THIRD RACE—One and one sixteenth | —_—_—_=—_—— Oppe PO RISEN Rte nds Month Gacoud Biruel Hrodkieni| ics Corie cee oo fey Fema ot #000 aad-Rot him for $8,000 t America, at the. oreanizs, | afterthe return of Senator Knoa, Re im Daisy, $0.50 und S110, frat At 6 O'clock—Want to Reach an & ' were in the hands of Dr. $3,000 and ot him tor $8000. [Alon of America, at the rea a avn guthor of tne| Atty, ARGO, mean, acs Fonetin [AMERICAN TEAMS b eugmines Hirv Department Ian lial ans OTIC we eae ae : hi ; | senate Peace Resolution am Humphrey, Donna Loritate.| ELIMINATED IN HOGOuY 28 FOUE = un attorney in Montreal, sald to in the third, but she didn't get away| ‘The medical profession should not Laugh’ Red and Cancentrnte ARS Ot A 3 baw beabew Bethe cneatal well and as a result she ran in second | permit itself to be placed in a pos ee FOURTH RACE— Six furlon All LE NET TOURNEY]... bavid) ONLY 4 MINUTES oe HORNER OF Ae RUS ee y " \ OR, SRRAD: ARG, AIR OO. eer TITLE ie Davis and is Sbclnganiot taal e Among the revelations about Mr. behind Miss Petite, ‘This one running jtion before the whole world as liquor} KELLY HITS 11TH HOMER, | i197, $88.00, and $190, firsts ; Ma 7 pees | ice TO FIND PRISONER | stiinan woich nave been made trom in the Quincey colors, got an old fash: | salesmen,” he said ---= ! 3. Nonestarters— Whippet , Angeles left March Pieid here at timwko\ tien ce the be joned sit still ride by Joe Mooney, It] “The Pronibition Law has taken! PHILADELPHIA, June 27—George | * Buddle Kean and By Golly Bill Tilden and Mrs, Mallory | iy s6.4uy on an utteinpted trans GUILTY OF MURDEF : Apa tere ee eae bled him to cateh the tiring pace- |away pure liquor and substit Kelly, first sucker of the New York] pupep ine HAMILTON Lose Doubles to English Jcontinental non-stop uerial fight v and those not so friendly, nome is ker, Actress, at the eighth pole, and | poison. It 1s causing gambling and|<lants, who at the beginning of thel lances $6.60 und 84 40. fet eins Pair. They reached Yuma, A at 9.03,] A jury in the Court of General Ses- said to have caused more surpris en to stick it out to beat the fast |immorality in the homes. It {s caus-!season ran Ruth @ close race for| "65, second; Pad stu WIMBLEDON, Eagiang, June fying ut a high altitude fons to-day rendered a verdict of Mrs, Stillman than his alleged ad- osing Jyntee. It was a popular vie- jing death after death of the innocent] home run honors, hit his eleventh oe nia Met rea ‘The big biplane circled March Field | i oe inurder im first degree ances to her fory judging by the applause which | public It is causing blindness by |circuit clout of the season in the sev Tranapero, $2.20, ira WF i den’ end: dre.’ Of) Coveral tin climbing higher until . bg Mr. Stillman, tn one letter to bis fercetod Mooney on his return to the | the score,” jenth inning of to-day’s game against Time, fos a-5:]F ne My ncaa 4 sere suai i fie 4 un altitude of about 4,00 Ju sag CFA wife referring to the past, says she eval tiullman who rode the | mere e Quakers. ‘There was one man on Pali = POM S08 OS (COMUNE: SORERESHON a. 6.05 the aviators wipped ur rainut the member 1 only woman he has ever loved. ite, dyntec, didn't return to the . GREAT COAL STRIKF st the time, Up to this japerenna te ae DS Sian eee LALA cine Ween, J-by" and headed ta the the Jur for delibera This In the sear since he brought bis In pulling up utter the finish a IN ENGLAND ENDS; the Phillies ted 12, to 7 meen, CRIGIR, ARR. TRC eee eee Mike. GowKiaw of oneland Paso. ‘There wad no ord for New York Stat he has sent Mrs. Stitman a ’ mount ran into the paddock tence ana , — . defeuted the American pair ina hard|4 ¢lvud in the sky and no sign off | it nd * killed number of gifts, some of a personal { the youngsters leg was badly hurt AGREEMENT SIGNED | jo RAIN: END§ LIFE; DELUGE (Racing Entr 2) | natch, J—H,6—-8, 97 wind. ‘The plane had been lightened | Ja ara in nwasser’s nature, They include valuable paint. The three-year-old race, second on — pl ces eal = Miss Elizwbeth Ryan of California| (9 about 9,000 pound home % in rot ai of ings and a set of books. . ! ‘ defeated Mrs, Molla Bjursted £2,000, th n t F h nyt srview “Bud” the programme, was scratched down| LONDON, June (Associated | Drenght Ends dant After Despon- LD. & Pelet ie as Dore eas enna ianite M Hefore the start Davis sald he | $2.00 6 saving 1 }ifetime, 7 Ina ssa k IBIMENIAY spua Stille fo three horses, Sporting Blood, | Press).—A provisional agreement wa dent Farmer Wille Himeclf, BLTHAM, England, June|chainpion, in the wome would make y effort ty land att trial consumed man, their oldest son, told of an in- } Dimmesdale and Faunus, and they | reached this evening by the striking| Fearing his crops were a failure be-|27 (Associated Preas).—The Americas,| the British turf lawn Mineola, N. ¥., in twenty-four hou Judge Ta tossen= terview With his father last January ran in that order, It was a tight|coal miners and the mine owners by | °#US® Of lack of rain, Charles Wentz, | polo team, consisting of Robert Straw nee er rt uy ble hoped: te breth teak tn: New wy i aes end ‘reteires (39 | BORE De Seacrived 4 wqueeze at the end, however, for| which the coal strike, which has been | Uty-four, a farmer near Flainfleld, jividgc. Thomas (. Hitshuock in. Loulel oe Suuth atricu and Hl i w ne severe! inae ad Ble Shere ae : rting Blood. at 1 to 3, justdi in| ‘oRrees some ee months, LS ia 8 NOR ENAY ia pisses tod on i f pies HUE WOKE TRAVEL BURBAL RB +f se ar eas : 4 He wa proges a me th inree hours later heavy snowers tell 1 MUN an Engtien tour Hunter ut ‘ ri) Payid ab : 4 pringer of) avade, tage, (Wer The former President of the Nae j » mesdale, on his er ° will resume work | ste ents found her " Hes ‘al ville, May, u i . le fue. C 2 nes Dimmetisit, on, ble bed variants, men will resum Irs Wente found her huspand's body|\ "tC jusrd Wodchouse snd Maio, Wis! | thus W., Gore snd in] poy, “They were fing. at an altllude [oes Syztgeleaganee and sary soem, dgy'apd Clonal City ank started out some ; " away 7 foing Mo pov of rol Watery | sth The osu wae Wire woals Pragat wo, (1, bs, Gm wh MboUl 6,000 Loom abso” | twenty-five ago as @ Clerk in fo éoeaor Sina, RATES! _ Ses RE er EE Ee = , we = -— “= ~ ——" a