Los Angeles Evening Express from Los Angeles, California • 12

1 At I ti io 1 iik tt io14 li 111 1101t tg 4i- 4 tk Ais- 4 to10 1 i i 1 I 1 I LOS 'ANGELES EvENING EXPRESS THURSDAY JULY 20 1922 LOS fAlsTGELES EVEISMTG EXI'RESS' TIIUTISDAY HrIX 20 1922 II2 1 71 I PECIAL 5 C'f I it s-c NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE Washington July Assistant Postmaster General liendormon announced today that seaplane service for ocean mall would be established soon at New Or-leant' the planes flying 90 billdown the river to put late mail on outgoing steamere and to take Incoming mall to the city Mall thne hrought will brat the steamers by tiny NEW BRIDGE OPENED Ellensburg Wash July fie will he admitted to the $450tin steel bridge over the Yalchna river replacing the so-called "upper bridge" for the first time tomorrnm morning nocorrling to ennouncomnot of John Mircf Kittitae county engrilear Tbe bridge cure out rintour fnr retidPntti no the wet FtrIA nf 'film river STANDING GRAIN BURNS Low Wen Idaho July 19--Following a smut explosion which caused tho destruction of a ombined harvester on the 1200-acre Hrtnsell ranch eaAst of the city fire burned orer 150 oseres of standing lersin and several hundred acres of etubble late this afternoon- The loss is estimated at MOO covered by tomurn fleet TO TRAIN ON ISLAM Syracuse July University's football squad will go into training camp on Frenchman's island in Oneida lake lb miles from here It Is believed by Head Coach John Meehan to be the ere time en island has been used for football training quarters Thirty men will gn into eamo there September 1 for two weeks By CUR SHERWOOD A ems I nun orloattos I to the Moo itor Even in" I woos Lot rhuswia" July 20 1922 Cut Prices on Sports Straps and Oxfords For Summer EXPRESS PROBLEM No 77 By Dr I Dalton Seattle Wash puncation) Slack San Diego may enter The four leading Los Angeles experts Grabill Perry Mlotkowski and Dorn-chow are already booked to compete The local experts are playing offhand individual and team matches quite regularly tn get in shape for the state championship tourney tnta bill contributes the following snappy game played in one of the recent team matches EXPRESS GAME NO 58 Four Knights Game L-11-tN-r ak Cb Ciii 5 0 1 I 0 "sc: 1 0 i I A -s 'Ves a NisJ IIIRANMYM 1100-(MIGN(CY69' qj A 0 0 k-4A NS 4) -72'77- NC 40' d6- t1N i 1b li '4 VI 4 1 ''11 (4's i t0 I NI 5 01 )'' A t3 qI ks sq V0 qs 3 1 0 :1 I I 1 1 ri 1 c771 rj Mat1 73 Li 0 Mei" I 71 ro a Lu 131J "Al E3 1 Flrr-1 LA trl i White Black or Brown Trimming Welt So lea Value to $1000 1 Whipple (NacilL (a) -B4 8-11-Cr I (--KxB (d) I 2 13-4) -N3 (el 1 7--PQT14! 1 Grabill (while) B3 6 Q3 Q4 (Ft (e) P3 and Win! $495 $495 White Black or Brown Trimming Military Heels Welt Soles Value to $900 Vbito Wbite mates In two moves EXPRESS PROBLEM No 78 By Clif Sherwood Los Angeles don) An IlAnti CI ''Dr Dalton tbeina Black An errn of whiolt trititta talt44 tvroriew ariiintAA4 'rha corwt 19 Tois ournfic4 tAloa Bik into dt1 ter and is 'vita mound And ver rucking VI TO Atry out the oonthmation pertoutt 4rrid1y Whua should bAM pioy 11 r-QN't adloo ulna laarli Ina pie sod an aAlValL111e prt1011 If 121(133 N-23 13 NiNh 14 JQc'ir 1114 15 N-A4 Xfl 13 A aS witit a fpo gam E13fr 0412 or 43-1111 ti urrearable tiraii11 alto rettina the 111K1m1J 11 e11-J11' 'nine of game: Whits 20 minute Mack 40 Wbite Black or Brown Trimming TwoZtrap Low Heels Value to $1000 tl't 95 -4-14 rri A pi r1 4441 A r-1 71 4 ca-1 r- t-71 9 4 Lj L4 ri r71 1 01 1iij Lj r1 A rN 71 LA yr: r1 4441 A L441 r-- 1q1 LLI L-rJ f71 1 The ramAmerican cable match between the Manhattan Chess Club NelV York City and tho Buenns Aires Chess Club Argentina has resulted in a win tnt the New York team lllv to 212 following the adjudication by Capablanea of four unfinished games G-7'1f a Special Cut Prices on CHILDREN'S PATENT COLT OR WHITE BUCKSKIN SANDALS $285 $385 $485 -0----1 ''oki matemonoAm "pkeAMAN fllitraVelesd1 mm" 1-4Immagnio '11" 7 1 nv'rrrttaP 7 A -wai- 0w i ill e) 44T4- ---1: i I tr upz-- 7: -77 7: ---z: --7-- tt 4-tl'1: i likE '---4-7 -1''' 2 1- tig 11 i ''o ''l i :1 I ::1 1 'Ii I "1it-r- 11 0 ::::7" 1 0 1 1-: 0: i la LL 1 11 --7-' 7 :::1 jr: i i 6 1 1 I A Iv" i 7 1 e' lti Li i :3 I 77- i if 7-'77' A' I ---4L4i A Si '7 7-14r At i 4-0 --07 -4i -'-'77--' '7----: 1: :5: 1 i 01 'Pr 1 We If (4 i' 1 '''''f'SI'' 't ckf 3: 4 'i 4: 1 7'" 114: i 1: Co( I vbite White mates in two moves The London congTese has accepted the Canadian champion II Atorrison to fill the Vat'arly 01 Poris Kostich Serbian chn pion caused by the question of traveling exPenses I OTHER SPECIAL PRICES ON CHILDREN'S SHOES I 3 WiE 1 our local expert Stasch kowski has received an ROVEinrP copy of a new book by Tiuhat1 Bet' "New Ideas in Chess" pubilshed Rikola Verlag Berlin and Vienna Mr Miotkowski gives the following brief review of same: "This is an extremely stimulatine book of 121 pages Reti's contention is that chess has changed to the extent that players of the hlghest rank no longer aspire to mere development in the opening but each move is made in pursuance of a definite plan If this plan necessitates employing the SELMA piece twice 'before development of other pieces is completed well and good Steinitz was especially noteworthy for following systematic plans and the same may be paid of Pillsbury The great Philidor was perhaps the supreme example of adherence to definite plans formulated in the early stages of the game There Is on doubt that Reti is in the main correct" 402-411coes1 525SBroadAvau) ort -srhoe -vdmP 1 SOLUTIONS Problem No 75 Key N-N3 Problem No 76 White Mate Black NxP Iate Give the board a kick in the attend catch the pieces in a lidt most of a color caught suggestion by Tracy which wins the cheese medal To nnd 51 White checks pawn promotions to or must count as different checks but douLle check counts only one check) Solutions received from Hunt Joseph Prigon Davidson Rev 1 Lowenthal A Burnett Harrington Walter Koethen Eagle Rock Tracy Ontario Seeiye Pasadena Clara Cameron Pomona: Ii Williams Inglewood Frank taus San 'Jose: Melds Hawthorne Church Ahwahnee The seeond annual California championship tourney to be hold at the Los Angeles Athletic Club starting September 4 will he limited to 12 equities Prizes of spproximately no() vo $65 $60 and 15O are announced by the tournament committee for the hest scores from first to fifth resrctively with Other side prizes Ginhs of San Diego and Smythe of an Francisco have applied for entrance and been accepted State Champion Gruer of Oakland and Pink of San Prancisco are regarded as sure to comoetel land it is rumored that Schrader of FREE BALLOONS FOR THE CHILDREN i Imported Crepe Beach and House Robes NOTTS BT TIM Bt-Tet-N-ra Oh tta ettee Ape ehesi 'To I sterdertt 1tatt Itte ever alit pug 'Tte eerer the eents IL Pc-huAtt all ebetteere4 with Abadows anti light tzAe Pt too it prove A contintm! 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