davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY. MARCH 7. 1922

writing and until such time as the
president can come here and discuss
tho subject further. wish to confirm
the proposition that this company
will furnish 30 miles ot GO-puund
steel. basis Of valuation &25 per ton.
at per cent per onnum, rental
Of flat ears up 20 20 In number. 80
cents per day; rental of engines
$40 per day.
1T will be agreeable TO permit the
steel to be purchased at the pre-
V1ilinE market price at the time ol
the completion of the lob IL desired
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
HOLLAND TO ADDRESS AID CLUB
Banner Attendance OF Year En-
pcctcd Mt Weekly Luncheon Today.

Lou Il. Holland, vice president Of
the Seventh district of the Associ-
ated Advertising clubs OF the world.
will address the local ad club at its
regular weekly luncheon in Hotel
Tulsa Tuesday noon. Business men
not members OF the club are also
invited to attend the luncheon, and
the largest crowd OF the year is eX-
pected.
Holland is making a special trip
from Kansas City to address the
local CLUB. Besides OCCUPYING "A high
executive position in Kansas City.
where he is engaged In the engrav-
ing business, he has been very en-
thuslastic i'm recent years over the
better business bureau work and the
ad club organization and the mem
bers OF the better business bureau
here have been given a special in
ytation to the luncheon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

for 90 cents each. according 10 in
formation received by the board,
The offer is considered extremely
desirable by members of the board.
The Frisco's letter reads as toll
lows.
'Our president atN vice president
have be"n deferred In their trip at
which uno | hoped they would talk
TO you In regard to the proposition
that was discussed at the meeting
on February at the city hail and ir
order to comply with your wishes In
regard TO putting the proposition in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Picked Team to BO,CL
Tulsa Team Tonight

Bowling fans expect a treat tonight
at the Y. NJ. @. 4. alleys when the
Hy-Tcst gasoline team that will go
TO Toledo for Tulsa will meet a
picked squad. The Hy-Tcst opposi-
ton will be selected from Garrison
Lynch, Morgan, Brown, Cody, Rob
ertson and Kohu.
The Toledo outfit Is rounding into
nice form, hanging up a 2.S00-scorc
in match Saturday afternoon. A
good attendance is expected for to-
nights contest which is to start. at
1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

special 20 The world
pONCA tlrh March Ga con-
tract To build bridge Der Boise
d'Arc creek ON tho state highway
two miles southwest OF this city ho
been let by the "a, county commits
siouCrs TO the Pho. or Construction
company Of Kansas city. with work
TO start ln tho near future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

as are required by law to be inferred
within a limited period following
deah. Yours truly.
ROSE HILL BURIAL PARK
(Signed) ID. W. Swisher. Manager.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Continued from Preceding Page.

and Panama Canal (seneraD-Luckenbach
Steamship Co
Str Cold Harbor. Madden. Los Angeles
Sar Francisco and Seattle via Boston (gen-
Str WillpoIo. Biackier. La Union and San
Salvador via Los Angeles. &c (generaD-
str Philadelphia, Calmer Curacao. Puerto
Cabello and Laguayra via San Juan (gen-
ersD-Bliss. Dallett Co.
Str Ponce. Mcneil. San Juan. Areciho. &c
(generaD-New York and Porto Rico Steam
Str Ario westeren. Tampico (ballast)-
Standard Transportation Co.
str caddo. shipley. Tampico Cbailast)-R
SIR LiGonier, Johansen. Tampico Cbarast,-
str General W c Gorgas. Foster. Port au
Prince and Cristobal genera)-Panama
Railroad Steamship Co.
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
,a Str Al6istan (panl, krogh, Cardenas lbal-
iast -Amer,ean Metals transportation Co.
Str Plainfleld. Anderson. Cienfuegos via
Norfolk (generaD-New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co.
Str ssn'ore. Turner. Daiquiri Cbailast,- =
Ore Steamship Corporation.
Str Lake Como. Tonnessen. Nuevttas Port
Tsrafa. &C (generaD-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Ss str yor ySiSoney Mile Miller Hayana general
str Ripon. Petersen. Havana (generaD-
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
str El Sol. Patten. Galveston (general)-
Str A Bostwick. McGerty. Galveston
tbalas)-R l. Hague
Str John d Rockefeller. Stocker. Baton
Rouge (ballast)--R L Hague.
str ~ siglo. Anderson. New Orleans (gen-
eraD Southern Pacific Co.
Str Belita (Nor). Thorvaldsen. Norfolk
ballastl-Atlantc Fruit Co.
Str Virginia Limited. Atkinson Richmond
(generaD-Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Imatra (Fin). Funck (from vibore,. !.
aha apr,a
Co.
str Pawnee.. Wood. Baltimore tgeneraD-
Clyde Steamship Co
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoHK HERALl
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. July Is.
Tho following army orders were made pull
AIR SERVICE.
Ballard. Capt r. H.. to Langley Field.
CAVALRY.
Carson. Capt NJ. to West Point.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Booker. Major P. W.. to Camp Bragg.
White. Capt. J. G.. to Camp Bragg.
Royse. Capt. F. E.. to Camp Bragg.
Burril. Capt. d. G.. to Camp Bragg.
Oleson. Capt v. L.s to Camp Bragg.
Block, Capt. E. r.. to Camp Bragg.
Rsws Can't Can't T. r. TO Gamp amD Brsss Brsss
Morrison. Lieut.. j. f.. to Camp Bragg.
Knadler. Lieut.. v. l., to Camp Bragg.
Raymond. Lieut.. r. r.. to Camp Bragg.
Wardlaw. Lieut.. ]. p. to Camp Bragg.
Beck. Lieut.. j. W., to Camp Bragg.
Garvais. Lieut.. r. L.. to Camp Bragg.
1oer's sexson Leet ea 10 camp cap srsss srass
Hayford. Lieut.. W.. to Camp Bragg.
Tonkay, Lieut.. w. M. to Camp Bragg.
Metts. Liest. w. A.. to Camp Bragg.
Mcmahon. Capt. N. g.. to Fort Meyer.
Roberts. Capt. e. r.. to Fort Meyer.
Wotkyns. Capt. g.. to Fort Meyer
ItopluSOf, Odpt. d. o. 10 II OTt meyer.
Barco. Capt. E. r., TO Fort Meyer.
Kilmer. Capt. w. s.. to Fort Meyer.
Sanderson. Capt. J. M. to Fort Meyer.
Rumbough. Capt. d. s., to Fort Meyer.
Kits. Lieut.. I. L., to Fort Meyer.
Barney, Lieut.. ]. p, to Fort Meyer.
Hood, Lieut.. r.. B., to Fort Meyer.
Berg, Lieut.. @. E., to Fort Meyer.
Taylor, Lieut.. f. NJ, to Fort Meyer.
Sibert. Lieut.. E. L.. to Fort Meyer.
Barden. Lieut.. A. r. S., to Fort Meyer.
Gard. Lieut.. r. c., to Fort Meyer.
Works, Lieut. J. NJ, to Fort Meyer.
Kaufman, Lieut.. Il. E.. to Fort Meyer.
INFANTRY.
Tatom, Lieut.. X. X. to Fort Benning,
Boon, Major J. M, to Fort MoPherson.
Pickett, Capt. j., to Fort Niagara.
kemper. Col. ]. B.. to Concord, N. H
MEDICAL CORPS.
Blance. Major c.. to Panama.
Bolibough, Major o. B., to Washington
Blackshear. Capt. E.. to- washington
Bullock, Capt. G. r., to Washington
Clune, Capt. F. j., to Washington.
Crandall. Capt. w. NJ, to Washington.
Haberer, Capt. @. H.. to Washington.
Harding. Capt. s. B.. to Washington
King. Capt A. T., to Washington.
Marshburn. Capt. A. c., to Washington.
Metz. Capt G. w. to Washington. s.
Murphy. Capt. r. c.. to Washington.
Newman, Capt. r. j.. to Washington
Posey. Capt. o. j.. to Washington.
Pratt. Capt. E. c.. to Washington.
Shook. Capt. G. F.. to Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph

ANAcORTES. Wash. July 15-Arrived, str
Harry Luckenbach, Bellingham.
BOSTON. Mass, July 14-Arrived, strs
Caledonian (Br). Philadelphia; virgilia (Br).
London; schrs Blake fBr). Dalhousie; Es-
kimo (Br). .Clementsport: Samuel Hart. She
Arrived 18TH. etrs San Bruno (Br). Tela.
&c: Bristol. Lamberts Point; Maruba. Nor
folk (both last nighD Prince Arthur (Br) !.
Yarmouth North Land. New York: tugs
Thos York. Hog Island via Gloucester
twhere she left barres ! N DAWSON and
Neptune. New York. towing barges No and
A Sidney Dawson.
Cleared 18th. strs Lcvsa New York: West
Cotofnska. Manchester via Baltimore; Hamp-
den. Sydney Georgian. Baltimore (all to
leave today: San Bruno tRr), Bocas del
sunday schrs Seth w Smith. Partridge
Island: Jessie Alice (Br). Parrsboro.
Sailed 14th, strs Exeter City (Br). Bristol
and Cardiff; Lake Elsmere. Charleston and
Jacksonville.
sailed 18th. strs City Of Atlanta sevan-
Norwalk. New York; Juniata. Philadelphia; ;
echr George r Bradford. Bar Harbor.--
Wind at Highland LighN f.. is miles: partly
cloudy; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md. July f5--Arrived. strs
Parisiana tBr). Philadelphia Turo City
NUT. Houston Elmsport. Boston.
Sailed 18th, strs Brelz 1zel tFr). Dunltirk
and Havre: York City (Br), Savannah
Passed down North Point 18th. AM. tug
Storm King. towing barge I u Fletcher.
BRUNSWICK. Ga. July 15-sailed. str
Lake Gilboa. New Torn tand VIII sail to-
In port 18th. str Full Maru (Jap). will
CHARLESTON, SO. July 14-Arrtved. ctr
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Notice to Owpers, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily re-
ports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
coastal radio stations operated
by the Radio Corporation of
America and the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company.
Inc. Vessels equipped with radio
apparatus may, without charge,
report their (TR) noon positions
through the following stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton.
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches.
L. I. (WSE), and New London.
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation Of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSc); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the Unitedt States Public
Health Service the Radio Corr
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
SAILED.

strs Olympic (Br) Southampton; siboney.
Havana; Choctaw. Houston; Freeman. Nor
folk: Cedric (Br), Liverpool; Noordam
Dutch, Rotterdam; Major Wheeler. Balti-
more; Ponce. San Juan; EPSON (Br). Nor
folk; Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville !;
Via Havana; Philadelphia. Laguayra: Esse-
quibo (Br). Callao via Havana; J r Gordon,
Sabine; Algeria (Br). Glasgow; Kroonland,
Antwerp Nueces. Galveston. Zacapa. King
eton: Virginia. Tampco. Drottningholm
(sw)s Gothenburg; Virginia Limited. Rich
mond.
strs Bogota. Porto Colombia. &c; Fort
Victoria (Br). Bermuda; Glen White. Nor
folk Ampetco (BeD. Antwerp: Evelyn. San
dental. Port Lobos: Plainfield. Santiago;
Princess May (Br). Port Antonio Cabo Or
tiGal (sp). Cadiz: Pinemore (Br, Philade-
phia: Stephen r Jones' Norfolk: Zacapa.
Kingston. &c: Tiger Los Angeles. &c: George
Washington. Bremen: Carenco. Marseilles !:
Ripon. Nassau; General w c Gorgas. Girls
tobal: Argentina (ItaO. Naples. &C. FL Siglo.
New Orleans; Vestris (Brl. Rio Janeiro. &C;
Zarembo, Philadelphia; City of Columbus.
enbach, Boston.
Str Lancastrian (Br), Liverpool.
Strs City of Seattle. Cape May and Phil
adelphia; Pawnee. Baltimore: Ell Sol. Gal
weston; Altamaba. Mobile: Andrea + Luck
enbach. Los Angeles: Fredensbro DAM.
strs Surico. Sydney. CB Maple, Cape May
and Philadelphia: West Eldara. Bordeaux:
lmatra. (Ffn). Baltimore Caddo, Tampico;
Nerbania (Br). London; opland (Nor), Mas
sau.,
strs West Canon. valetta; Albistan DAM.
Cardenas.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Etover. Lieutenant Commander Roy L.. &c
command u. S. s. Beaver.
Clay. Lieut.. Constantine. TO u. 8. s
Bridgeport.
Derx. Lieut.. Martin r.. to u. s. s. Sicard
Mitchell Lieut.. Edward A.. to u. 8. s.
Pruitt.
Simons. Lieut.. r. d., to U. S. s. Simpson.
Bachmann Commander Robert A.. to Navy
Recruiting Bureau. New York.
Wilson. Lieutenant-Co Commander Clif O.. "a
u. 8. s. Ortoan.
Zeigler, Lieutenant Commander John c.. to
Naval Medical School, Washington.
Childs. Lieut.. Colvin B., to marine ex-
peditionary forces. Haiti.
ltidsn. Lieut.. Victor B., to ". 8. s. Ortn,an.
Farwell. Commander Neal B., to .conren-
eation Board. Navy Department
Morsell. Lieutenant t-Commander Everette
c., to u. 8. s. Ortolan.
Bailey, Lieut.. Earl L.. to U. S. 9. Helena.
Enright, Lieut.. Earl t.. to Haiti.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
FOREIGN PORTS.
fRy NALL

BURGEo. prior TO July 5-Arrived. schr
Edith NJ Cavell (Br). Oporto.
COLON. July 6-Sailed. ctr Eastern Planet.
Boston and New York.
HALIFAX. July 12-Arrived. schre Anna
Mcdonald (Br). Bridgewater: Nina Nadeau
(Hr). New York: GLADYS z Whidden (Br)
Boston via Liverpool. Ms.
Sailed 18th. str Coban (Br). Parrsboro:
schr Clintonia (Br). Boston.
HAVANA. July 7-Arrived. str Lake Hec-
tor. Beaumont.
HILLsBORO. July e-Arrivcd. schr Minas
Prince (Br). New Haven Ito sail 10th on
return).
LITTLE BAY ISLANDS. prior to July =
Sailed schr Freedom (Br) Kingston.
MONTREAL. July 13-Arrived. strs Wear
pool (Br) Cardiff Certo (Nor). Antilla: !:
Gurth CNor), Barry; VIM Blumer tNor).
Sailed 18th. str Canadian Forester (Br) /.
Belize via Nassau and Kingston.
PARRSBoRO. July 8-Arrived echr Flora
NJ tBr). Boston.
ST JOHNS. NF. July s-Cleared, -schrs Hp-
rnorist (Br) Alicante; Mary Hyde (BD /.
Sydney.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ANTWERP. July l2-Arrived. str cadore
utaD. Gaveston.
ARDROSSAS. July 14-Sailed. str Bally-
gally Head lBr) Montreal.
MONMOUTH. July l4-Saied str Ban
mack. Baltimore.
BARCELONA. July 11-Arrived. str Coaxet
Seattle for Liverpool.
BREMEN. July 1l-Sailed. str West Mum
ham. Wilmington. NC.
BUENoS AIRES. July 14-Arr1ved. str
Clan Mackay (Br). Norfolk.
Sailed 14th. str Dryden (Br). New York.
BUsREH. July 14-Arrived. str City OF
Lucknow lBr). New York
CALCUTTA. July 13-Sailed. str Egre-
mont. New York
.CARTAGENA. July 14-Arrived. str Car
rillo. Crstobal.
CHRIsTIANIA. July 1o--Arrived. strs Sta
vangerfjord (Nor). New York for Copen-
hagen: Nordhav (Nor). do via Fernandina.
CONSTANZA, July 3-Sailed. str Constan-
tinppie (Br) New York via Naples.
COPENHAGEN. July 1l-Sailed. str Dallas.
fiernosand Ito load for Bc=.1.: sor) Balti-
more).
CRIsToBAL. july 1+-Arrived. strs Del
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Quarantine at 1:oi AND; Triton. towing 8
targes (do at IL 10 PND.
Sailed 14th. strs Rothiey (Br), Rotterdam:
Surinam Demerara, &c.
The corrected reading of the barometer
Saturday. July 10. 1922. at 8 AM. as reported
ty the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and fifteen hundredths (30.15) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred
and sixty-fve and eight -tenths (T65.O milli-
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying
III or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advanta geously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. NE. light
partly cloudy. smooth sea
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Jacksonville grounded on the tail of
the Romer In New York Bay yesterday
afternoon and was floated by the tug San
ford later In he evening
CHATHAM. Mass. July 14-Schr Peter Nc
IItyre. with salt. went ashore on Shovelful
Shoal this morning. but floated at high tide
with little damage.
SYDNEY. CB. July 12--The tug La Cana
denna arrived here this morning with a
large cargo OF automobiles, asbestos. bacon
and flour, taken off stranded str Canadian
Commander (Br) and the trawler Sadie Mao
arrived with similar cargo. The captain
OF the tug said there was a chance of float
ing the steamer. There Is water in all cargo
holds at high tide up TO the waterline.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York--New York Upper Bay-The
Lighthouse Service announces the following
gas buoys established July 10. 1922 In 5
fathoms of water. maintained by u Engi-
neers, characteristic occuting white light
every 10 seconds; light seconds eclipse 5
seconds, of candle power. Dredging gas
buoy A. established 112 deg (true) 1850
yards from Robbins Reef Light, and dredg-
ing gas buoy B. established 161 deg (true)
. 160 yards from Statue of Liberty
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

str Surico.r Curtis. sydney and Cape Briton
(ballasD-Transmarne Corporation.
str Sandgate (Br) Roe. Montreal (baliasD
Bennett. Hvooslef & Co.
Str II f Dimock. Allen. Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship Co.
Str Lena Luckenbach. Johnson. Boston
tgeneraD --Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Tug Otis Wack CBr). Young. Windsor Cbal-
lsst)-J # Whitney Co.
Barge Samuel w Fancher. Mcnamara.
Windsor (ballast)-J r Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Dangers to Navigation.

IReported to the photographic office.1
June 20, lat 4s 05. Ion % 25. passed three
small logs from to % feet long and Ia
feet in diameter-Str Innoko.
July 8. lat 4s 40, Ion 40 %, passed an Ice
berg; lat As 80, Ion 40 90. an iceberg; lat
is IS. Ion 80 -. an iceberg-str Delaware
(Nor).
The following radiogram was received from
the u Coast Guard cutter Tampa: July
Il, position. lat IL IS. lon 81 %. lying near
grower.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
AMERICAN PORTS.
rnxx Nfoty1

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 11-Arrived. ctr
Artigas. Tacoma. &c. for Boston. &c (and
proceeded 12th). k'
MOBILE. Ala. July -10-Arrived. schr Helen
Barnet Gring. Norfolk.
Sailed 10th. str Ossabaw. New York.
PORTLAND. Me. July 13-Arrived. str Ge-
fion (Nor). Murray. CB.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF July l5-Barometer at
noon. 20.05 inches wind. NE. light breeze;
weather. dull; temperature 4S deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

spruit. Capt. O. B.. to .washinssou-
Stanton. Capt. d. l.. to Wasbinstou
Owen. Capt. j. b.. 10 Washington
Ste.t. Capt. p. H.. to Washington.
Sharpton. Lieut.. f.. B.. ia Washingtou.--
ORDNANCE.
Nix. Major n. r.. to Fort Monroe.
QUARTERMASTER
Edgar. Capt. c., TO Baltimore.
Lowenberg. Capt. NJ. A.. to Fort Riley.
VETERINARY.
Jewell. Major G. II. TO Second Corps Area
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CARONIA (Br). from Southampton 18th for
New York.
CELTIC (Br). from Liverpool 18th for New
York.
CONSTANTINOPLE (Br,. from Constanza
Sd for New York. a
ITALIA s.(Br). from Messina 18th for New
York.
METAGAMA. from Greenock 14th for Mont
real.
MIlINEKAHDA. from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. from Yokohama
18th for San Francisco.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. from Taipeh 18th
for Seattle
SIBERIA MARU Gap). from Shanghai 18th
for San Francisco.
TYRRHEN1A (Br). from Greenock 14th for
Montreal
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
RESORTS.
Maine.
wildwood, N. ,.

0oresv Cap. 200. Am. plan. Spec. early rates
$50 day y.siI.So wk& up; Priv l baths. a.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Exter alton

instantaneous determination of all
Vermin, q remarkable method-no
odor-no injury. Moderate charge.
Guaranteed results. Out Of Town
Work Executed.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

EMPRESS OF CANADA (Br). at Kobe 18th.
TACOMA (Br). at Queenstown 10th.
MAJESTIC (Br) at Southampton 18th.
MCCALL HELLAS (Greek). at Naples 9th.
NEW YORK. at Naples 9th.
14th.
PRESIDENT WILSON. at Shanghai 14th.
SAXONIA (Br), at Hamburg 14th.
STAvANGERFJORD (Nor). at Christiania
10th.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-22
TWO GAME WITH SWEET
WATER GOES TO sLATON

On account Of the insistcnt urge
OF the people Of Slaton for trans
fer Of some Of the West Texas
League games to that place, Il was
decided that the last two games OF
the Sweetwatcr series, which were
scheduled here yesterday and today,
would be transferred there
In all probability, says Skipper
Allen, the next three games with
Sweetwater, the 23rd, oath and 25th
Of August, which are scheduled at
Sweetwater. will be transferred to
Snyder or II not played at Snyder
win be brought here This Is nee
essitated, il is said, by the poor at
tendance and support given the club
on the home lot
Watch for the announcement OF
these games, and If transferred here
talk L up, and let's have a good
crowd out
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-22
CARDINAL SCOUT SIGNS
brick" MASON OF S'wTER.

Charles +. barrett. scout for the
81 Louis National Baseball Club, h.
In Amarillo on his tour Of the Yves,
Texas League clubs He witnessed
the game yesterday between the
locals and Sweetwatcr, and expects
10 be here for two or three days
Brick Mason, Swcetwater out
fielder, who il now playing with
Abilene. has been signed for the
Cardinal club by Barrett during the
past week, he announced last night
Mason is 10 report 10 81. Louis at
the start Of the 1928 season.
"The West Texas League is a
mighty fast Class ID. Loop" said
the major league scout He com
mented on the fact that so many Of
the players were young men, point
ing out they are the kind the maj
ors are watching
Mr.. Barrett and Mike Hollnnder,
proprietor Of the B. q NJ. Clothing
store, played ball on the Beaumont
club OF the Texas league in 1905,
and the two had not seen each other
for II years until yesterday
Amarillo Daily News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-22
THE RED PEACOCK"

Admittedly one Of the biggest
emotional photoplays seen here in
many months is THE Red Peacock, "
a new Paramount picture starring
Pola Negri, the famous European
screen star, which comes TO the X.
& X. Lindsey Theatre next Thurs
day. Miss Negri is said TO be the
Sarah Bernhard Of the screen. and
that she Is versatile is amply proved
by her superb work in such picture
successes as Passion" Gypsy
Blood" and 1.-THE Last Payment"
the latter Paramount picture,
scoring heavily.
In the story, Pola Negri is seen
as Violette, flower girl, who Is
driven from her squalid home by a
drunken step-fathcr and forced 20
make her own way through life. She
meets a young playwright IN dramai.
ic circumstances, and the story Of
their love a finely told In a series
of remarkable scenes that hold one o
attention 10 che final fade out. fola
Neeri, a dramatic actress ~ great
force and hrllliance. meets the re-
quircmcnts ~ her arduoua role Win
exquisite artistry.
The scenes Of the picture are laid
IN Europe. The directors was fanl
Stein and the supporting company
Il one ~ the best thus FAR seen Ia
any lola Negrl photoplsy,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-22
HUBBERS TAKE OPENING
GAME FROM SWATTERS

Lubbock took the opening game
fran the Sweetwater Swatters Sum
day In a suggest. 3 TO 3. Richburg
was pounded from the mound az the
end OF the seventh, after twelve hits
and eight runs had been made of
him. His worst inning was the fifth
when two singles. double, and a
homer by Gober over the center
field fence. nettcd the locals four
runs.
Cantrell worked steady, holding
the visitors 10 eight hits, the most
Of which were for extra bases. They
counted one in the second on a
double and a single, in the third,
two doubles and single netted
them two more. Then they were
held scoreless until the eighth when
they came back for two more on a
walk, a double and triple, but
were unable 70 overcome the lead
gained by the locals.
Flagg and Gober hit for honors,
each getting three out Of three, with
one Of Gobcr's being a homer. Clopp
hit two singles and a double out
az four The score.