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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

bascmau with the orioles and then
-. Louis. tie diSiked ST Louis
con" of about 5000 bah players
who can't see the interesting west
crn mctrOpolsD ana went back 20
baltimore as manager. Then he
retired, only to pun Sarah Bern
hardt when the then president Of
the New York club offered him thO
nanagcrship.
From the Giants Burkct. went
to Cleveland in 1Sg2--when Boston
uosed out the spiders in the Nd.
tionai league race. In 1895 Bur
keu's bat helped tho Spiders beat
tho orioles cleaned up the Ohioans
al four games to two in the Temple
cup scrirs the old-umc world y
series. The next year, however,
the orioles clean mp the OhiOans in
In four straight games.
Recall the old ,Oriole team oi
1895? TcbcIu, Jennings, McGraw.
MCAlccr, Mexican, old old chief
thinner and Cy Young and Cuppy
as the hurting stars. quite An
honor to be ON team that beat
them, as was Burkett, we'd say.
The old achivrs show that Bur
kett. McGraw and llughie hung up
- years of 300 Cluuting And
among those - years is numbered
one when Burkett ran Wild with the
willow and hung up .i23 average.
McGraw boastcd Of a $3.50 mark
and Hugmc scared seven points
higher one year.
II sure is grand trio Leading
the Giants and itN be worth the
price OF admission to see the trl-
umvirute together again OF they fan
to knock the league dead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
CarbOnne Wires He Is I'm
able to Box for Sew
cral Weeks
MAY CALL OFF SHOW
Callahan May Match Local
Boxer with Reeves If
O'Dowd Won't Come

Lew Diamond. manager of FRANK
ttruuuu'. Sow YORK WtddirWc eight
scheduled Go box % rounds with
jack Reeves iu the main event ut
the February show here uf tho
Acme Athletic club yesterday wired
Promoter Jack Callahan mat ttl.
buuuo viii boz unable lo till the 'u.
RaRomout hccluso of illness. car
uounu. according tu Diamonds wire
viii ho unable tu hoA fur r"yctHl
weeks Diamond. iu his Wlto offer
attcsting to Carbonu".H illness
Jack Callahan, promoter ut the
ACmo club Immediately wired lhil
Lewis at Now york asking LOWS 20
secure. 10 possible Mike . buwd 10
box Reeves on the above mentioned
date. Neither LoWiH ODowd or
Paddy Mullins, manager Of bIIowd
had boon heard from hi IN early
hour this morning.
It Callahan IS unable 10 secure
D'Dowd he win probably cancel the
show aS ne says he VIII not stage a
mediocre SCRAP " hc Is unable To
get worthy bout. Callahan, said
however that There H. possibility
that "a good opponent FOR Reeves
might be secured in TINS section.
Callahan said hc would make a sub
ptitutiun In order to give local sstic
devotccs boxing show ON that
date. providing ho Is able to got "a
boxer. who. In his opinion would
make an interesting match FOR
Reeves.
Reeves yesterday continued train
ing and last night said he iH willing
To box D'buwd or any other boxer
Callahan dosireN to Substitute for
tarbunnc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Today in Ring History

l9O3--Joe Choyuski knocked out
Peter Mahr in second round at
Philadelphia.
l9O3-Austln Rice. the Iron Man,
won over Eddie Moy in II rounds
at ST. Louis.
l9O6-Jack DouGhcrty knocked
out hid Sparks in two rounds at
Peoria.
l906--Dave Barry knocked out
Rough House Burns in ten rounds
at san Francisco.
l9l2-Jack Dillon knocked out
Howard WiEgcn In two rounds at
Indianapolis.
l9lG--liarycy Thorp won over
Jim Reagan iu ten rounds at KAN
Sas CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
JESS TO SELECT
QUIET CAMP SITE
Kansan to Select Fast
and Tough Sparring
Partners

STEW york Jan .s Jess VIII
lara former heavy weight champion.
made preliminary arrangements toe
da} fur Di4 return bout with Jr.k
b'mpv'E scheduled Zoo bc fought
h'r, Nsr,h a.
willard Uho is accompanied by
MIA wuuygrr Ray Archer. stated
mat ono of 'ho fira' details fo be
settled is TINT regarding the s.tc ~
his un.ulnr camp ana the engage.
wru' "f sptrrlnR partners.
a number of camp quarters viii
hr Inspected early next week. Tho
tprw"r tIfioholdcr cNpco'a tp gn to
linsiOu tomorrow or the next dav on
ptlNa'" tus.ncss and upon his return
VIII d'v"t" hIs entire time 60 train.
Ing
10 Select Isolated Camp
According 10 Archer. d ls pro-
posed io SOLICIT q quiet Isolated
camp Whrro willard can settle down
for q sIS or seycu. week stretch Of
training
A tentative list Of rp1rrinc part.
nors has been complied ana from
ihrso four tp elk hoHyios and light
hchvyWcights VIII be selected 10
help condition willard Tor his
"cuuChJrk' According 10 willard
those men viii be- picked for their
lighting Fast hard hlfuug boxorq
who rnu give and trlo smashing
blows VIII have IN" can
special trainer also will lac
named iu all probability to suporin-
tcud'If Wizards work. hs well as
physician who viii visit tho quar-
torn several times week ana IN %
sp"'t willard fur muscular ur pr.
Enrlc detects
SO money or effort will hc spar
90 go get me into perfect condition
Tor this bout said willard today.
- have asked and received "a chance
tn regain my title ana am going
about n lu "a business way. /
hnvr felt certain from tho day lost
IA" championship that could re-
gain 10 II ever faced Dempsey
again.
Not Interested In purAc.
The financial terms and cundl.
lions do not interest me. | will box
on any percentage or other system
Tex Blckdrd desires aud am uiite
content to let Dempsey have the
major end OF the purse. ~ is his
right as champion.
AN the rules and conditions I'M
posed bv the New York boxing
laws Will be observed and ubeyed
ana | have no suggestions or per
sunal conditions To impose. have
asked for u chance to VindiCHtc my
boxing ability. and having received
II. I wilt let my work In the ring tell
the rest of the story"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
MAY PLAY
EUROPEAN CHAMP
Edourad Horemans, of
Belgium, Seeks a
Title Match

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.--Coufidcncc
that billiard match for the cham
piouship of tho world viii b" ar
ranged next spring or fail between
VIII, Hoppe, titlcholdcr, and Edou-
ard Horcmaus OF Belgium. was eX-
pressed by J. L. Dcrks, who sailed
today on the Rotterdam for llol-
land.
NJ. Dcrks. who is one OF the lead
ing anna eur billiard players Of Eu-
rope. is credited with having de-
volopod Uorcmans' stylc Of play. lie
accompanied the Belgian player to
this country and is returning home
because OF business.
NJ Dcrks paid tribute 20 the
~portsmauship Of Americans and
sId he was gratificd with tn" sun
port accorded Ilor'mans In this
country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Herman Wants Return
Match Win Joe LYRch

SEW YORK. Jan 25.--Pcto
Herman. former hiutamwcighi
champion, who knocked out Jimmy
Wnde I'm London recently In herr
today from England and will seek
a return match with Joe Lynch,
who recently won the title.
Herman SAYS ue Was offered soy
rral matches n he would consent 10
remain .u EuE'2nd, but that ho pre-
forrod To- rD,uru here 90 uaU his
'DuQucrOr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Inuasi0n of Chicago
Planned By 'Outidus'

CHICAGO. Jan -5.-Thr new
continental baseball league con'"m-
plates invading Chicago u was
learned today. when a letter was re-
rrivcd from Sc4rctary George NJ
HNry. inviting the American Glau'H
a colored professional team, to join
the new rucult luV lrUvr STAGED
that two strong colorcd teams had
Joined the Boston Tigers and the
knoxville Glunts. and two moro col.
orcd teams were sought 10y the or
ganIlatIun. rho Giants are owned
by George Suhorliug and own the
grounds az 39th street, whirh are
fhe old homo uf the white SoN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
HerzOg Is Released:
Merkie to BE GiUen
Freedom by Bruins

CHICAGO, Jan. 25..-Charlcs T..
NiuClD Hcr2og, veteran second
hascman of the Chicago cubs and
former manager Of the Cincinnati
Reds. WAS given his uncoud.-
tioual release by the cubs today.
Fred MerNl" first hlscmau, T.
was also learned today, Will be
released rs the Cubs and is oN-
pcctcd TO sign tn play next year
with George Stallings' Rochester
cluh Of the Unconditional lcnEuC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
BROWNS GET AWAY FEB. 20
Pitchers anl tAiChCrs Form Van
EulIu t,uiog tu bogniuSn,

ST I-UI n INN I'll Inv NUN
guard ~ the ST. Louis Browns viii
set away for the training camp at
Dognusa. Ia, ON Saturday, f"hru-
AIRY 20 business Manager Qunn AN
uouuccd TODAY. The party wiz IN
cludr 10 p l,heys and five Cnt'h"rs,
and viii be IN charge oi ManhScr
lee foti Tur REST ut thv team viii
lcaNr here th, following sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-Gu,
Kyle. former pastor of the .re,
Methodist church of Mount Vernon
viii be arraigucd here tomorrow bs.
fore United States COMMISSIONS.
Oscar Hooker. Tor tho mail robaer,
at Mount Vernon January II las'
when p registered packages con
tanning s2l2,O0O in cash aud rcgo.
liable securities were obtained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Mat Match Ends IN Draw

CASPER. Wyo. Jan. 22.--Jack
Taylor of Wyoming and Stanislaus
Hryzkp wrcs,lvd nearly three hours
last night. HhysZkO won the first
ran ip 20 minutes. The mon
Wrostlcd then for two ana a half
hours moro without fan and the
referee called the match draw be-
cause II was to hc two out of three
falls. \ halt-NclsOn and crotch
hold were used by ThyWko.
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Not Interested In pursc.


DALLAS. Texas. Jan. 2i.--Bil
Brennan, recent opponent OF Jack
Dempsey for the worlds heavy
weight championship, will fight IL
rounds here Thursday night with
Iugh Mnlker of khnsaa CItN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Last Nights Fights

At Cleveland Johnny Mccoy.
Cleveland, uutpuntod Frankie la
son. Fort Wayne. In 10 rounds.
At philadelphia Carl Trcmainc.
cleveland, shaded KID Williams IN
eight rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Not to Permit Ftgh, Film.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2b.-Iuforma,.r
that Jack Dempsey IS planning ,o
tcst government regulations agairs,
transportation OF fight films h4.
reached Charles Clyuc, United states
district attorney, he announced 90.
day, adding that hc would orie-
D"mpscy's immediate arrest x tho
films were mailed mere.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

ST LOIlS, Jan, To- IIonTN
Ruaor. au inticlder from Edwards
vile, IN, and Fred Miller, a pitcher
from the local semi mi-profcssioual
runus, haoy been released to the
Springfield. Mo. club OF the West
ern association by the 81. Louis Ma
tiouals, il was announced tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
BRITTON TO BATTLE LEWIS
Champion and Former Title Holder
Meet Feb. ut New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Jack Brit
ton, wcltcrwclsAt champion, and
Ted Lewis, the former title holder,
signed final articles and posted for-
fclts today for their bout here Feb
ruary !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Chip and Durr, Mntcb,,t

NEW YORK. Jan nr Gr,.r,
chip, former mlddlcwolght BOXING
champion ana Jutf DurN Of Xxx,
cago, have hcvu matched Tor
round bout here nest SATURDAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

Passing al veteran baii players,
thu"" who have contributed 10 the
history of baseball, H. always
tingtd with regret but l. even
more 81 In the ease of NcrkIr.
TOR this plnNCr viii carry to the
minor leagues the curse laden
name OF bone hcad---and that
ittinr WIN hC with him forever.
y" matter what his brlllinuc, fol-
lowing that slip In ipOS, no mat.
Ter hlS loyal. courageous and
hlghiN successful efforts follow.
ing that game NCrklr was and
WIZ he known ~ the classic bone
head uf baseball.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
To Prevent CbIiIs

Take GRON E'S TASTELf.SS CHILL
TONIC to destroy tho NtlRrla'
Germs i'm the Blood and thus Pre-.
vent Chills. 75c.-Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

buDl IVTUH wra bu' 'I INV ~
,irnt ur nine yclrs and IA" ""hu'
of Do really IH that BE-" made sue ~ - I.
good showing Ua h' ala. 70 'h,,
over nv, rounds with th" 'outh ""u
hard punching Harvey Ih"lp "I,,
to have an advrutag" ~ i"o '' "
rounds 10 sufficient proof OF lh' WV
ernuH fighting nml'iN
put tho tired body Conih no,
,r.noud to- the courageous "nh
willing spirit of the once ''",,"
"NiIIrnt" -" aud then thus ihr
,n,nrLnrl of Ferns, as all other
cnncbachs, terminates Win inh-
urc.
All sport lovers VIII thr,ll WIN
apptc,Iation u reading the story o'
tho Lewis. .CadduDll wrestling Whl' u
Monday night ut Sew YORK one
of tho most hard fought and ara
mntIr Boa the annals "f ih' I"''
r,nu, brsplte the disipvur ln
which vr,siliug he held ana h'"
boon held for several J"hr' inv
match at Gotham was worth see
ing uo matter II one is Il wrestling
fan ot not.
possIbly that match presagos h
higher development ot wr"Filht
and greater popularity Tor ia" Hpo' q"
Wroatlug has brvn IN III r'pul' i".
"A dcond, and since the dchlh "I
Frank Gotrh. has not been r''"E -
ntzcd as Il leading sport Tho per
suuality and greatness Of Gotch' uh-
defeated and greatest OF all 'hhln -
pions. alone kept the mat game III
ihc limclight for several ychrE Slnt"
bis death none have arisen to take
HIS placc and with the staging OF
fake matches and so-'hll"d chahl /,
pionship affairs, tn" fans turheu
from wrestling In disgust
=
wrestling now enjoys splendid
popuIarity in the middle west ana
in few Of the larger cities Ncw
york and Chicago In particular II
liz possihlc that wrestling may attain
some of It's lost popularity hpuEn
IL will doubtless never enjoy inc
widespread favor I'm which baseball
boxing ana football are held.
=
Jack Callahan wins the cut glass
lee pick. Fur hard luck the "lonRn
ted promoter OF the Acme Nthleu'
club is in a class by himself. Solly
Freedman started II several weeks
ago when he ran out of his Hched -
uled match with Jack lawlcr Now
Callahan receives word from FrNk
Cnrbonno that ho ICarbonno) ~ III
and viii Ice unable 10 box JACK
Reeves here February !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
COLLEGE HILL IS
CHURCH WINNER
Defeats Boston NJ. f. and
Cinches First Half
Championship

by defeating Boston VI. D. H.
2H.ll score on tho Y. VI. G.. 4. cons
last night, the College IUu Pro-.
bytcriau basketball team Uro.
claimed itself the winner ui ,.. frs.
ha'f Of the sunday school ..,ey,
At the close Of tho s,h,duf, SOM.
DAYS ago the teams ended tt. nrs.
halr neck and neck ana were forced
to play the deciding game
Tho tilt was one of the most ho.fy
contested IN tho league this season
Fouls were frequent.
Tho linoups.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

Goals from ti"ld--kcuk $. p.-hra.
2. Dunhnm, Wcincokr !. jenkins
Whitcr"ld Free throws .k,.t
Miller :. Whuof.cld I. Substitute,
Lamb for Dunham. Adams fo
Crccnmau. Referee Eh,f
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
GIANTS INCREASE LEAD
BY, TROUACING PIRATES
EASILY BY II SCORE

Pivtsburg, Sep. 1.-THE New YORK
Giants increased their lead il the ma
tiopal league ps1ranc race By win
ding from PivtsburE here today s
70 I.
! Al overflow crowd witnessed ire
game ard for the first time This sea-
son i was necessary 70 establish
ground rules in order rha. hundreds
Of the fans might stand behind the
ropes il left field Pit-sburg's lone
rur came in r. fourth inning whe1
Waited sent The bal. over me -ef.
field wall
Ire Giants scored one III = the
sere1-h when Young who rad rip
pied came IN On MeuzeI's sacrifice.
New York ADDED Two more 7 Il:
eighth OF Z single n Snyder. NeLt :
sacrifice. E base II halls 70 Buns
and nj: 20 right By F-.sc5 that was
good for three bases. T1-s= more
N=w Tc.- -l-s were registered r
-a= ninth. Kelly. ~52 had 6o-5.ed,
came r = N=-s=l.s zs-c.-. Cz-.---
ga-= va :. y --s1-- 5.-=..-=s.
The rex 5a--e-. single: Mrs.
-ts- tz--=t S-g5s- ana Ne: 49,
o.. ~ r. % Cs-=v- N=-s=. az
Rzw..-zz scored o. : II r 8---s
- ---- -----.- Ir=-z--r-'= ~ - -
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
Matt Moore Leads
In Don't Ever Marry

Matt Moore, who easily holds the
title as champion ex-brorher-in-Iaw
Of noted motion picture actresses
plays the leading role in Marshall
Neilan's lares: production, Don't
Ever Marry" L Mr.. Moore's three
brothers had followed this injunction
Matt, himself, would not now De the
ex-brothsr-;n-law Q: Mary Pickford.
Alice Joyce and Grace Cunart.
The picture Is q comedy, produced
with the same conSummate master
craftsmanship which Mr.. Nei.an al
ways shows in the pictures he directs.
It will be the attraction al the How
ell theater Monday.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
MRS. LYDIG CANNOT
Be WE'D BYIIEPISCOPAL
PASTOR SAYS BISHOP
lBy Asseciated Prrssl

New York. Sept. l--Bishop Man
ming has ruled t5a. II clergyman OF
the Pr5sces-1av Episcopa. Church
may perform q ceremony for me
R=v Dr.. Percy S..cEzsy Grant. rec
tor u the Church q: the Ascension,
and MS aancs, Nrs. Rita D'Acos,a
Lyd!g. wealthy pa-.shorer VINO has
been divorced ;w.ce, re New York
Times says !: has learned from re-
liable source.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19


t;ty and tie reasons for her aigh:
from Russia. \ Russian agent has
also beer on the wrecked boa, and
ne goes 70 live near the home o. Pan
thea's rescuer. Ge-ard's parents o.
;ec: 70 Pantasa's growing influence
over their son. The Russian agen.
discovers Pan-hea, but before ne can
arrange he- arrest she and Gerard
elops.
Two years later they are founi
married and r7'ng IT Paris. Gerard
IS il failing health. Seeking an in
pressario 70 produce her husbands
opera, Pau-hea again meets Baron
de Duis-or, VINO assumes q friendly
interest in her.
News Of his likelihood Of success
cheers Gerard, VINO goes out 70 eel
citrate. Meanwhile the Baron comes
to Gerard's home 10 consult with
Parthea. Here ne makes q dishonor-
able proposal. He says that life has
lost all interest for him; that for one
month Of compariorship with her he
will produce her husbands opera and
consider. Gerard becomes Ill and
then end his life. She takes time II
Panthea sacrifices herself on the al,
tar Of devotion
The opera is produced and is a
wonderful success. The Baron gives
a dinner on the last night Of his
thirry-day compact with Panthea
Pauthea demands that ne keep his
pledge and drink poison. Gerard
hears them quarreling and discovers
his wife's infdelity. He denounces
the pair and rushes from the house,
But the family doctor explains the
nobility of the sacrifice and re-unites
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
"Panthea" Is a Story
Of Unusual Nature
At Grand Monday

---..-- -. -I----T.-. ---:,- an
pears ne 1'.- una .
nos ---s1a- picture. II "a; j: en-
--ssi=s : s-ory Z g - sacrifice.
7s---z. = = famous pianist. who
e $3.50 ---.-. IN ~ co7-0is-
-. Pz--- i 7-:s-c-. 2 grsa.
----...--- ---e-+. ~ ---g;-g.r.
D.r--zs.s -~r--=-. Ivan. : 9 Nihilist
=, -.-.----. .yas-.- --- govern.
- So in. ---- grovp 0!
-. .- ~ ----- Ps--r=a i I'll.
- - -.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
STEAMERS IN COLLISION

New York, Sept. 1.-THE freight
steamship Maiden, bound for Boston
from Norfolk was in collision late to.
2'snt with the freighter Jonancy, ten
miles of Montauk point, Long Isl.
and and was leaking badly, according
% a radio message intercepted here
'ongH'' The message added that
there was little hope of keeping the
vessel afoat.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
NEW PLANS FOR SOUTHERN
COLLEGE ARE BEING MADE
rBy Associated Press-)

ORLANDO. Fla, Sept L--E. 4.
T-:nb.e. Of this city. who viii nave
charge + the architecture. work on
Southern College. the 100000 schoo.
EAsch the Southern Methodist church
will build a. Lakeland as returned
from = tour Of the United States and
Canada made for the purpose Of IL
ispecting colleges and universities.
DIR Trimble announced that work
had begun on the plans for the inSti-
tuition. The preliminary survey has
been completed and construction Will
begin about January l. He added
that the new college would be one of
1.-THE most complete institutions Of Its
hind in the country.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
PROHIBIT SHOWING nv !,
OF REAL KUhl''

Detroit, Sept. l7-Sl J.
motion picture film deal J.
activities of the KukluA =
war days was prOhlOl'ea
lice here today. The a's u
protest by several conDn'
gro citizens and Others
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
POSTMASTERS TOLD
THEY MUST PUT IN
EIGHT HOURS WORB
CRr As.ocIsted Pres }

Washington, Sept. l7-Pos-masters
Of the first second and third class
from now On are put in an eight
hour day under al order announced
today by Postmaster Genera. Hayes.
Postmas-srs shall devote mini
mum Of eight hours daily during the
business part Of the day TO their du-
Ties as posCwascers,' the order reads
and shall give their personal atten-
-ion 70 the business Of their Offices
and shall not absent themselves
.neretrom for : longer period thar
Two days without written authority
from the pos; Office department" NJ
explanation accompanied the order.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
BRENNAN KAYOS C4RpENrpp

Philadelphia, Sept. 17-Biu Bren.
IAN OF Chicago, knocked out New
carpenter, Of Racine, Wis, in 80
SECONDS Of the first round of an eight
'oond bout here tonight. A left
S"lns to the jaw ended the FRAY,
brennan weighed 1879 pounds and Ger.
penter 1872. 'N '-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
CLYDE LINE 0lLEE

Jacksonville, Sept, lIN
Carter, IS, an oiler on iH'
steamer Lenape was =
killed aboard the ship to'l
ing to a wireless receivSH,
here. No details were " y
Lenape is en- route to New !, ]
Jacksonvilel and is due a'
S. c., early tomorrow
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
NORFOLK GETS PENNANT
IN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
lBy A..otIafed &c.

Portsmouth. "a. S=2:. ----.,.--
under he r=c=-- t=-:s..~ e.. C.~-...-
s;oner Lands. P--s.i=-: B-a:.=y. i
the Virginia League. .--.-a- az.
nounced that r. rad thrown 5.- q,
games Won By the Wilson, Nort. Car.
olina club up to Ju,? q II the second
half peuna1c -ac=. --.s s-.s
pulls the Wilson -ea= = :: -.-- ..s.-
and puts the Norfolk dub IN 10.
tion Of Vegetables al C..-., TITS
will be discussed 5y representatives
Of the Bureau If Nz-a=:s. [. 5. De.
partment OF Ag-:c-.---=.
". ". Yothers. s2---9.sg:s,, BIZ.
reau Of Plan. Irt1s.-y. vi. have ,vo
papers; first, SINE Fundamental.
in Grove Pes: Control" Hg vi, Al.
50 PreSen : paper 81 d.. !. =
Speare on The New Strains Of IN.
homogeneous Fungi. Dr. : V
Berger, Of the State Plan, Board
will also have paper - hi. sub
jet and It IS expected that this a,b-
jet will bring up some val-ab,a and
interesting discussion
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

4 Washington, !; Cleveland 5.
AZ Philadelphia, 3; Detroit :.
II Boston :; C.:cago 3.
A. New T9rk-S-. SOUS. rain.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

\ New Orleans -: Mobile 3-3.
\ Lizzie Rock =; Memphis l-I3
\ Birmingham :; Nashville }
4 Atlanta :: Chattanooga ,