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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
HIGH GRIDIRON MEN
GET HEAVY WORKOUT

Despite the fact that school was
dismissed an hour early, cand.-
dates for The orange ard blue grid
iron eleven were called cut for rrac-
tice. II was dusk when the yOungs
ters were sent 20 the y. " O.. A.
showers. Practice viii continue to-
night and Friday.
Ted Klos.nski first string center
was knocked out I'm the scrlmmage.
when he was kicked i'm The head hr
one OF the second string linesmen
The game center was taken from tho
Ieeper practice field 20 The "l
dressing rooms. completely out and
was revived at that place. KIosinssI
came TO the front from tho very
first day OF practice filing NIP
Haas old Job az pivot
Indications point that Capt saoo
and Voedisch viii play the halls
backs: Mick Runtman. fullba0k;
Johnny Ny.kos. quarterback; Ernie
Rieder and MILF Farmer, the tackles.
Findlev and Bernhard tho guards.
Cookie Edwards and Huel follower
the ends. and Ted Klos.nski center.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
CUBS AND PILLS SPLIT
TWIN BILL; ROOKIE WINS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 21-Chi-
cago and Philadelphia divided a
double header Thursday. the y.s.t-
ors winning the first to 6 and the
locals the second 20 Victor
Keene. a former Philadelphia sand
lot pitcher. hurled the cubs 20 VIE
tory in the first game Hubbelrs
masterful pitching and punched
h!ts in three innings Off Kaufman
made the Philadelphia victory
possible IN the second Walker
made six straigh. hits during the
two games Score
Chicago 49,. 01O 200 500-s Il o
philadelphia 010 600 1875 10 I
Keene and OFarre.. We.nert. G
Smith and Peters
Chicago ..... 020 600 600 Z o
Philadelphia Zip 600 0Ox-4 8 o
Kaufman. Steuland and With;
Hartnett. Hubbell and HenHn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
Able Dole Beats
Henry Direct In
Columbus r aces
Upsets Dope and Beats Favor.
ite for $1,000 Southern
Hotel Stake.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. III
Specia)-Abbe Dale OF the Cox
stable upset the dope and defeated
Henry Direct, the strong favorite.
in the Southern hotel $4,000 stake
FOR 2:11 PAGERS the feature event Of
the Grand Circuit card here Thurs
day.
Henry Direct set a fast pace going
the first quarter in 1890. but was
nosed out at tho finish by Able Dale
in 2:01 "a, the fastest time OF the
day.
The first three heats Of the 2:15
trot produced as many winners,
Finvarra winning the first. Binque
the second and Alta Quest. a second
choice. taking the third and fourth.
The Horse Review Futurity had
only three starters, Tommy Murphy
winning his first event of the week
when ne piloted Peter Etawah TO a
straight victory, Orphelia V, fin
ishing second in each and John
Harvester. third.
Peck Direct recently purchased
at auction for $3.50 by Earl Clark
OF this city. more than made up for
his new owner the purchase money
for he won the 2;14 pace from a
field composed largely Of horses
which have been racing on half
mile tracks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
n. D. LINEMEN SHOW
DEFENSE STRENGTH
IN LINE SCRIMMAGE
Men Rounding Into Condition
Given Written Quiz
on New Rules.

Notre Dame linemen got into
drill on Cartier field yes
terday afternoon for the first time
through a long and strenuous work
out by the coaches.
During the session the men
showed much ability on the defense
but were poor on their offensive
work. AS a whole, however, line
troubles OF the coaches seem 10 be
not as serious as was first expected.
That the men are rapidly round
ing into the best Of condition is
shown by the weight chart which
reveals that a ajorlty OF them have
taken off from three TO four pounds
since beginning work last week.
Some OF the heavier men have
worked of six and seven pounds.
Trainer Buck Hennes has begun
work on the men and reports that
there are a few charley horses"
among the players but no serious
ailments
Candidates were given written
quiz on the rules at the lecture sees
ion in the main building yesterday
noon. Many Of the questions dealt
with the new rules on shifting and
try for point after a touchdown.
Twenty more freshmen will pro-
badly be QUILTED today with the
arrival of more equipment. This
VIII bring the freshman squad to
seventy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
WALLOP
GIANTS ONCE MORE
Reduce Lead of McGrawmen
TO Three and One-Half
Games in Race.

NEW YORK. Sept 21-Pi-ts-
burgh reduced New York's lead in
the National league race to th-ee
and one-half games, defeating the
worlds champion Giants in the sec
ond game Of the series six 20 one.
Hamilton held New York as safe
L. Thursday as did Cooper. the
other Pittsburg lef- handler yester-
day In six of the nine innings Ham
ilton retired the side in order.
Pittsburgh hit Nehf. its former
jinx. hard. while New York's field
Ing also was llStless and spiritIes
Bigbee hit his second home run in
successive days into the righ. field
stands Maranvile. the Pittsburgh
snort stop. punched Rawlings in
the head in the third inning after
a forced play at second and was
put off the field bv Umpire Qu.g-
.ey Coach Dolan OF New York was
put off he coaching lines later in
the game. Score
Pittsburgh 021 020 01O-6 10 o
New York goo 600 100 g 2
Hamilton and Schmidt; Nchf.
Jonnard. Y. Barnes and snyder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
SISLER IS CHOSEN
MOST VALUABLE IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Star Brown Receives % Votes
Ed ROmmell Second With
3l-Schalk Is Third.

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Geo-ge IT..
Sisler of the ST Louis Browns. gen
orally rated as the greatest fiIst
Thursday night was awarded tho
American league trophy offered ly
the club owners as a reward TO the
player who proved of greatest sery-
ice 10 his club during the 1922
championship season.
The contest was decided 10y Fl
committee of eight baseball writer's.
one in each city Of the circuit each
Of whom selected eight best play
crs.' one from each team and grad
ed them according 10 their infivid-
nal preferences or ballots so arrang-
ed that first place counted eight
points and eighth place one point.
Twenty players figured I'm the
voting. the composite result OF which
follows:
George II. Sisler. H.. S.. Louis.
total points 90, Edwin Rommeu.
d.. Philadelphia. 81. Ray w. Schaik.
e.. Chicago. %; Leslie j. Bush. D..
New York. 10. Edward r. Collins.
2b.. Chicago. IS: John : Bassler.
c. Detroit, 10; stephen +. OMEN.
e. Cleveland. IS: j. J. Judge. ID.
Washington -. Walter Pipp. IN.
New Gork,12. Lou Blue, ID Detroit
II: c. T. Galloway. IS. Philadelphia.
10; Harry Heilman, e., Detroit, .;
Waiter Schang. c., New York. z.
Robert Meusel CT. New York. s.
Everett Scott, s., New York. %,
Walter johnson D., Washington. 8;
Urban J. Shockcr. p- St. Louis. =.
q. n. Jameson cf, Cle-eIand. =;
Joe Sewcll S.. Cleveland. :. George
Burns. d.. Boston. ,; James Dykes
3b. Philadelphia, .; s. r. Harris
2b. Washington, .; Roger PeckIn-
paugh S.. Washington. .: w. A.
Wambsganss. 2b. Cleveland. o..
George Cutshaw, 2b. Detroit. l.,
Ralph Perkins. c.. Philadelphia. I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
Come From Behind Defeat Tigers Drive for Pennan
Fans Predict BGmbinO
Will Lead Williams In
Home Runs For Season

DETROIT. Sept -I.- VIII
Babe Ruth yet come out at the
head OF the list OF home run hit
ters lin major league baseball,
despite his run OF hard luck 81"
This is the question fans are
asking after watching the Bam-
bino smash out his thirty-ffth
Dagger of the season in the
game with the Tigers Thursday
afternoon
Babes homer put him just four
behind Ken Williams. of the
Browns. who with Hornsby or
the National league. tops the list
with total of 80 home runs.
While the Bambino viii never
Doe able 20 even near his record
for the last season. there were
many among the fans here who
predicted that tho Babe will
smash 'em ont right along now
and when the curtain is dropped
for the season viii hold first
position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
HOMERS BY MEUSEL
And BAMBINO WIN
GAMEFOR YANKEES
Two Circuit ClOuts Count for
Five Runs Injury Puts
Dauss Out of Game.

DETROIT. sept 21-The New
York Yanks Thursday displayed a
spirit that would not admit defeat
and made a clean sweep Of the series
with Detroit. taking the final game
20 8. although menaced at every
turn by the Tigers who are battling
20 retain third place IN the American
league The work OF Ruth and
AieuseI with the bat was responsible
for New York's victory. each hitting
a home -un Ruths came with one
runner on the sacks and was made
OF Oldham who had replaced Olsen
in en- effort 20 fan the Kankee out
felder. MeuseI counted two runs
ahead OF him. The result OF the
game might have been altered save
for an injury 70 Dauss in the fourth
inning Dauss who started for De
troit had things well in hand until
he sprained an ankle in sliding into
taird base. The Tigers had com
Portable lead up 20 that time. Dauss
famed the first three batsmen TO
Fana him Gcora.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
JACK WOLFE WINS
BOUT FROM CHAMP
LYNCH AT GOTHAM
Title Not Involved Both
Fighters Slow and Are
Booed by Crowd.

NEW YORK. Sept 21-Jack
Wolfe OF Cleveland was given tho
decision over Joe Lynch New Yor>
at the end Of fifteen rounds OF slow
boxing Thursday night The New
Workers title as bantamwe,gh.
champion was not involved.
Lynch was 80 cautious in The frs-
two rounds that the crowd booed
He came s.ashlng out OF his corner
IN the third but QEle.ed down Unit
Wolfe hit him when the champion
had his back turned. Lynch retaUa-
ed with a fusiliade that id little
damage VOTES right cross was !n-
enectual.
Wolfe had che better OF the
fourth pumme-ng the champion
AT the ropes. and the latter was 90
Indifferent ln the nth that the re-
feree cautioned him 20 dgh-. wolfe
battered Lynch about in the sixth
with both hands and the champion
was again warned.
Lynch uncorked an attack az the
seventh opened but 10 end cd quick
ly. The champion missed often and
clinched. Even against this back
ground. Wolfe lookel poor. Lynch
danced around the floor for a Ia.
minute in the eighth without at
tempting 20 hi. his opponent. The
ninth wac slow and -he crowd hiss
ed.
There was much clumsy action Tn
the tenth. Wolfe leading and Lynch
topping through the ropes. In the
iutermission before the eleventh
round. referee Haley told the crowd
he though. the men were trying.
The crowd replied after the next
dCcile session with a chorus or
booes. The exchanges were few and
light in the 18th. Neither did dam
aging work in the thirteenth or
fourteenth Wolfe had -he best %
what punching there was The df-
teenth began tame'y and ended
with spirited sparring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
PITCHING OF HEIMACH
WINS FOR PHILLIES

CLEN ELAND, Sept 2l.-Boston
defeated Cleveland 15 to 3 in the
final game OF the series here Thurs
day. Quinn held the Cleveland team
safe at all times and helped win his
own game by hitting a home run.
After Boston had taken a big lead.
Manager Speaker sent i'm his entire
recruit forces and The game devel-
oped into e. farce: Score:
Boston ......002 $50 106-15 16 3
Cleveland 100 002 O2O- 10 8
Quinn and Chaplin, Drake. Mid
dleton, Morton. Haman, Vim and l.
SeweH. O'NeiU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
BOXING CARD
Is STAGED WEDNESDAY,

Considerable interes. Is being
manifested In the coming bout be-
tween Joe Fox OF Havana. Cuba and
Billy Mcclure OF this city schedul-
ed TO take place wednesday night
sept. q at Magyar hall
The card include 30 rounds of
boxing Fox and Mcclure. who was
formerly or Pueblo. Cal, viii 60 ZEN
rounds In the windup. California
Joe Cans will meet Billy Huff OF
DetrOl. and Young Jeferies Of
Flint Mich will take on another
boxer for ten rounds
Fox recently returned 10 this
country after having fought So
battles IN Cuba and South America
and winning - OF them. The card
according 20 the promoters IS ex-
pected 10 De the best yet staged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

ST PAUL Sept. 2l-St. Paul
lost he fret Of the series with
Toledo here Thursday s to but
clinched the 1922 American Assoc
citation pennAnt as Minneapolis lost
10 COLUMBUS st. PAU maintained
it, lead OF u games ever Minneapo-
liz with eleven remaining 10 be
played. Toledo went on a batting
rampage In he eighth inning. Six
hits. including two doubles by
Ronetchy and Wickland, and a trl-
pie by Terry, drove IN five rune
Hendrix Of St Paul hit a home run.
Score.
ST. Pau 49,. 002 100 ELL = .
Toledo ..... 600 OH 005-S 70 D
Girard. B,edent and Kocher J..
Murphy. Martin and Gonzales
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
RED SOX BEAT INDIANS.
Is TO 5, IN FARCE CAME

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-Great pitch
ing by Fred Helmach. coupled with
tiemly hitting especially by Bling
Miller enabled Philadelphia to beat
Chicago 6 TO 1 in the final game Of
the series. Chicago was in position
TO score numerous times but lacked
the punch. Score:
Philadelphia 100 22O 1905 Q 0
Chicago ........0O0 600 100 s l
Heimach and Perkins; Robertson,
Duff and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
INDIANS LOSE

MILWAUkEE Sept 21-POtt
allowed only three hits and MI
waukee defeated indianapolis i'm the
first Of he series > TO o. MeHuo's
work I'M centerfeld featured. The
game was played In an hour and
twenty minutes Score
indianapolis 600 600 600 3 8
Milwaukee 40 O2O 01x-510
Petty and Krueger Pott and
GO0zetr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
BROWNS FINALLY
DEFEAT SENATORS
Have Little Chance for Flag
-Sisler Still Out of
Lineup.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 21.-St. Louis
which mathematically stands a very
pennant won its first game in the
last four played Thursday. by de-
feating Washington to G. The vic
tory. however. does not advance the
locals any I'm the pennant race. as
New York also won Thursday after
noon Sisler was still out of the
game with an injured shoulder The
crowd dwindled to less than 1000.
Srnra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
BRAVES AND CINCI REDS
DIVIDE DOUBLEHEADER

BOSTON. Sept 21-CInc.nnau
took the first game of double
header from Boston 90 ., largely
due 10 Ford's error behind Cooneys
fine pitching I'm the seventh when
the visitors collected four runs.
Watson's pitching was the deciding
factor in the 3 TO Boston victory
in ne second.
Cincinnati &C.,. 600 600 400 o
Boston ...... 600 600 0O2-2 s s
Rixey and Hargrave; Cooney. Wat
son and O'Nel
Cincinnati ... 002 600 900 s G
Boston ...... 100 900 10x-5 8 o
Luque and Hargrave, Watson
and O'\eii.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
Home Run Hitting
OF Williams One
OF Years UpSetS
Farrell Ranks Ken A b o Y e
Irish" Meusel and Ruth
as Left Fielder.
BY HENRY J.. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-One year
ago the thought OF a rival Outdoing
Babe Ruth at his own stun would
have been considered ridiculous.
Many things happen IN a year.
however, and 1922 finds Ken VIII
llams, the lanky outielder Of the
st. Louis Browns, the swat king Of
the majors.
Williams would have been fine
card for tde worlds series but IL
looks now as if the Browns would
not have a part in the fall play. Next
10 Ruth, Williams is the hardest
hitter in the game and the best OF
three Iefthanders who have a chance
to appear i'm the series
Irish" Meusel. the Giant inielder.
is not the best player in tne bust
ness but he is very good He is a
reliable fielder and dangerous man
at the bat.
Babe Ruth is the regular left field
err for the Yankees and he probably
will work there If the game gets in
70 the series He has less ground TO
cover there but he has been con-
fused by the sun.
Ruth has weakness on ground
balls and ne IS slow getting near the
foul line which makes him a rather
uncertain infielder in left.
The Babe has a very good arm and
he is more accurate throwing 20 the
plate than Williams or Irish
Meusel
Meusel when he was with the
pills. was ranked as one Of the
homerun kings Of the league and
while he has hit a number this year
he hasn't kept up with the lively
ball like some OF his rival sluggers.
The three fielders are all danger
Gus batters and figuring their all
around offensive and defensive
strength. they might be ranked Will
liams, Meusel and Ruth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
Totals ...........37 . N q /
'-Batted for H0yt in eighth.


Totals ...........oS u y
Ran for Dausg in fourth
ss B8tted for Ehmke In eighth.
"'+-Batted for Sutshaw in ninth
Npw York ................O0 l 9O3 210-9
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O3 40 OOo-9
Two base hits-FothergLl, Ruth. Dauss
Neach. Ppp, Schang. Witt. Three base
hits-Neach. Witt Home ruus-Meusel
Ruth. Sacrihces-Blue. Baker Neach.
Double plays-Dugan. Ward and Pipp
Pipp, Scott Co Pipp; Ruth and Ward
Left on bases-New York. Il. Detroit.
Bases on balis-0f Dauss. I 4; Olsen. !;
HOyt. . Hits Off Mays, hits I'm 1-3
innings Of Dauss. IN four: OF Olsen
hits in = 3 innings OF HOyt. hits I'm
4 % innings on oldham. hits in one
inning OF Ehmke. none fin % innings
N Jones. I in two innings of Cole. none
IN one innings struck out-by Dauss. 4
Olsen, Hoyt, 2 Winning pitcher, HOyt
Losing pitcher. oldham. Umplres-Evans
ana Owens Time OF game. 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

B3tted for Brillheart in seventh
90 Batted for Warmoth in ninth.
Washington .-....... 900 000 5Q1-G
ST. LOuis ...-.........-....2 POI Tx
Three base hlts-JacCbSon Goslfn
Home ruuS-Jacohson. acrificp-Collins
Double plays -Harris tO Peckinpaugh
20 Judge, Foster 20 McManus 90 Collins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
SHRIVER'S PITCHING
DEFEATS CARDINALS

RROOkLfN. Sept 21-Shriver
held 81. Louis 20 four hits Thurs
Gay and Brooklyn won 10 1. the
Dodgers taking the lead in the pres.
ent series by -wo games to one. The
locals made all their runs off Lester
Sell. a recruit from Syracuse. Score
-. Louis .... 600 100 0GO-I
Brooklyn .... 100 zoo O0N-8 10
Sell, Ba-foot and Clemens. Sh~i-
YER and Hungllrg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

Left on bases Washington, . st. Louis
10. Bases on balls-Off Brillheart, Off
WarmOth, 2 of Bayne. .; OF Pruett l.
Struck out by Brillheart, .; by Bayne. I;
by Pruett l. Hits-Off Mogridge. Z hits
In Is innings off Brillheart. in 2-3
innings: of WarmOth l I'm two innings
OFF Bayne, ) in 1-3 off Pruett. I in .
2-3. Winning pitcher-Bayne Losing
pitcher-NOgi.idge Umpires-Dineen and
Nallin. Time go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
RITES WIN

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 2t.-Kansa e
City took d frmer hold on tn.r.
place .n the American Associate
race Thursday by winning .he frs.
game ~ The series from LOUSY. "
while Iud.anapol was being shG-
out bv Milwaukee Score:
louisville 600 100 010-2 p
kansas city .. 03o 00o 11v-5 . q
Long Esteu and BrOt,em; Znn
and Shlrau.t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
CAMBRIDGE VI

CAMBRIDGE Ma - After tho
hardest workout OF the season the
following Harvard line was .enta-
lively chosen 70 start in the Middle
bury game next week: Hartley and
crosby. ends; Kunhardt and East
man. tackles. Grew and Hubbard
guards: Clark center
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
NiILLERS FAIL.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept al.
Gleason held the Miliers TO ave hits
Thursday and won he opening
game Of the final Columbus series
By the score OF 20 s. Bases on
balls and a pair or Columbus errors
were responsible for the MinneapO-
- runs. Phillips and McCOn %
The locals were ineffective 4 triple
IN the ninth IN which Jourdan and
DEBATE figured. was the feature OF
me game. Score.
Columbus 49,. 003 600 sos Is Q
Minneapolis 100 O3O 1915 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
American League
American Association
Yesterdays RESULTS

Cincinnati 4 Boston >. tist game
Cir innati . Boston ,. end game
st Louis / +: Brooklyn 3
Pittsburg q New York /.
Chicago ): Philadelphia s. list gamel
Chicago ?; Philadelphia g. end game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

WaShingtOn d II. Louis d.
New York 2 Detroit =.
Boston 10: Cleveland >.
PhilaGelphis .; Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
American Association

Indianapolis q; Milwaukee >.
Louisville .: Kansas City >
Columbus :. Minneapolis q.
Toledo 3: st. Paul Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

lie that Delts every barking dog
must pick up a great many scenes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22
TODAY's GAMES

s. Louis az Brooklyn.
Chicago a. Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az Boston.
Plttsburg al New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-22

Boston a. Detroit.
New York as Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST Louis.
Washington az Chicago.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-03-11
ELKS TO INITIATE.
Large Glass to Be Admitted in Orde,
Tomorrow Afternoon.

There will be big doings at the
home Of the local lodge of Elks to.
morrow, when large class Of appli.
cants will be admitted into the mys.
teries Of the order. Ali preparations
have been completed for the beautiful
ceremony which will begin at 2 D.
m. King Billy" is due to pull off
some thrilling stunts in the butting
line. Following the %itiation i So
eiai session will be h<A which will af-
ford much amusement to all. 4 cold
lunch with refreshn ents vii! be ser-
-ed in the elegant stein roou on the
first floor Of the lodge room. A large
crowd Of Hello Bills will be on
hand 10 take part in the festivities
Of the day.
The following are the candidates
vino will De initiated: Wm. Chas.
Smith, A. D. Mayha lMpouis l.. Au-
coin, Henry P, Michel. Marcel Him
ler, Leon Bloch, Marcel Bloch, Henry
L. Kocke, Elray P. Kocke, George Fl.
Richard, J. J. Melancon, Fred. E.
Rambo. ). NJ. Miller, Sidney N. Lam
dry, David Bloch. Leo Cafiero, j.
Clyde Talbot, Joseph A, schoney,- c..
4. Towner.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-03-11
Death Of Joseph Hughes.

Joseph Hughes retired railroad
man and well known in this city, died
at his home in Algiers last Saturday
morning at, the advanced age Of II
years. = Death is said to have been
due to heart failure. Deceased was
a native of Liverpool, England, and
came to New Orleans with his parents
in 1860. AS soon as he was 81 years
old he became naturalized. In 1866
he married Miss Melanie Lorio, who
was sister Of the late Mrs. Alfred
Esneault Of this place. He is sur
vived by his wife and six children,
namely, Misses Deborah Hughes and
Corrine C. Hughes, Mrs. N. 0. Carter
and Mrs. Charles Spooner and
Robert G. and Joseph Hughes. For
many years Hr. Hughes held an i'm
rortant position in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific railroad at Algiers,
from which he retired on account Of
old age in 1920. He was prominent
in Knights of Pythi and Masonic
circles.