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Bliss Known as MarIand.

PONCA CITY. March 22.-At an
election held yesterday at Bliss
every vote favored incorporation Of
the town and the change OF name
to Marland. The new name will he
official as soon as approved by the
postoffice department. Citizens al
ready are using It,
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Texas Man Running on
Anti-Ku-KLuT Ticket

AUSTIN. Texas, March 22,-Con-
stable Charles Handy OF Travis
county announced today ns a candi-
date for sheriff on an anti-ku-KluN
ticket, subject 10 the democratic
primary. lIc declared In his an
nouncement that he is opposed TO
tho khan. which he charged seeks
to take the law In its own hands.
Sheriff w. u. Miller. candidate for
recollection, admitted 10 the grand
Jury several months ago that he was
a member of the Ku-l<luN klan.
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one Killed In Auto Crnsh.

BRECKENRIDGE, Texas March
22.--Ono woman was killed and
four other persons seriously injured
when the automobile in which they
were riding turned over at a sharp
turn In the road near Breckenridge
school house late last night.
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Lewis Wins Another.

PRATT. Kan, March 90, -- Ed
Cstrangler) Lewis threw John Gran
dovlch in two straight falls here
last night, the first in 81 minutes
with a deadlock and the second in
four minutes with a crotch and half
Nelson.
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than 81 bill on horse hace until
he lost his mental balance. Then
Terry went TO the tracks and with"
In two or three days the bookies
trimmed him Of over $4,000. Be-
Ing crooks, they took no chances.
Terrys bets were made "on the fin
GER when he lost they collected.
when no won they denied that he
had made any bets, and said he
was crazy.
Sam Harris stopped this when he
found out about it, notifying the
crooked bookmakers that he would
expose them through the nowsp -
pers IL they took any more OF Me-
Governs money. and refusing to al
low any more OF Terry's money TO
be Withdrawn to pay debts.
George Gardner made lot OF
money fighting, and went in for
horse racing n n fairly large scale.
lie was neatly trimmed by tho pro-
fessional trimmers. SO was Tom
Sharkcy. So was clever Kid Nc
Coy. who had brains enough TO
know he couldn't beat a game
stacked against him. but fell for 1t
just the same.
The bookies probably won't get
any of Babes $4,000 or whatever
1t Is. Ruth cut out betting on the
ponies, playing golf and climbing
telegraph poles with his car when
he took up making home runs
seriously, last ycc',
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In Camp

CATALINA ISLAND. Cal. March "a
Bni Kinlfor boss Of the Bruins, 10 stlll
scouting for n second baseman. There
were reports In camp today that Killifer
has deal on for a minor league star
whose Identity IL n secret. joe Glugmsnn
and Barney Frlberg. VINO nave been trlsh
at tho bag. have not lived up to KILL
for's expectation.
PENSACOLA. Fla, March s7.--Harry
Shrlvor, rookie rght-hander, took tho
glory for Yesterdays third straight VIC
LonisvilIe coionsIs, An ne did was shut
out the Colonels I'm the three final innings
he pitched and slam out triple with the
bases loaded In the ninth.
= LITTLE RooGHS oGiS,v Arb; s,rSd; March former S1
catcher tor tho Washington American
league team, has been released 20 the Jop-
lin Western association club, Il was an.
nounced by Manager Norman Ebsnfield
Of tho IAttle Rock Travellers. A. the same
time Ray Windor, ownet Of the Joplin
tho team Windor and street, with sew
erai other players secured from Lttle
Rock. will so TO Joplin tomorrow.
MINERAL WELLS. Texas. March ga
Pat Morans colts and veterana will clash
/ In an exhibition game at Weathertord.
| Thursday Many promising players are
included IN the colt lineup and observers
here say they will givs the veterans "
| run for their money.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 22,--The
! Pittsburgh Pirates continue to show a
| tremendous batting strength In their
/ practice Eumea but the pitching depart
/ mont has not got going in favorable
way. Every pitcher up Is batted all owe.
| the lot for two and three haggers and
| home runs. The YanmganH beat th'
regulars, IA to 8, Tuesday.
NEW ORLEANS, March aa.--Carl May,
| for the New Yofk Yankees against tbs
| New orleans pelioans yesterday allowinl
| three hits and ono run, The score wal
| i9 20 4. Babe Ruth got two hits,
double and triple,
| SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 81
new pitcher said to he a second Car
Maya because Of his underhand delivery
is working out with the Giants. lie II
is years old, weighs rs pounds and goe
by the name Of seider. Recently h
pitched n no-run. no,hit game for Yves
| sign with the Giants tnts year, as h.
wants to complete his school work.
SEUUtN TcVas March 22.--Severai o
the second Raho Ruths" and "tunlO
walter Johnsons" who looked good IN
first day In camp. are due 20 depart from
the white House encourage tomorrow A
| least 10 men are expected 10 be prize
loose from tho Comiskry payroll, SOM
| VIII 10 sent 10 minor league teams an,
others released entirely
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GrnnelIy Wins british Classlc.

LONDON. March 22. - The Lin
coin handicap, a premier British
turf event, was won today by Gran
ely. Monarch ran second and Ro-
man Bachelor third.
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made a pilgrimage to see the Ia
nous old temple tooth, a Buddhist
shrine. The prince is enjoying his
visit to Ceylon immensely.
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Troon 4 Rents T,oon :

Troop 4, Boy Scouts, defeated
Troop In n basketball game Tues
day niEht at the Second Presbyterian
house, 10 to z.
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Looks as IL Stranger Lewis just
loaned that wrestling championship
to Stanislaus ZhysZko for while,
(Copyrght 1922 by the Bell Syndicatel
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Ovation Given Prince of wales.

COLOMBO, Ceylon. March ga
great, friendly ovation was given to
the prince of Wales today as he
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Kay County Citizens
Stage Annual Dinner

BLACKWELL, Mar. 2i--A crowd
estimated at five thousand, composed
of Kay county farmers, their wives,
sons and daughters, today packed
tho municipal pavilion as guests at
the annual get-together day dinner
provided by the Blackwell CONNER
cial club. Following the dinner, j.
a. Whitehurst, president OF the
state board OF agriculture, delivered
an address.
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GALVESTON, March ca
". Y. Nationals (2nd team) 2 I
Galveston Texas league b3 10 2
Batterles-Shea, Malone and
Samide; Foster. Diylney, knight
and Witry.
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Schaumer Wins IIandbalI Title.
MILWAUKEE,, March 22.--Ad
Schaumer. Los Angeles won the ma
OF the A. a. II. handban tourney
here today by defeating Jim Han
ley, New York, out of . games,
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Exhibition Games

MINERAL WELLS, Texas. March
92.-
Fort Worth Texas league 10 3
Cincinnati National league 3 I
Batteries-W, Moore. Morgan and
Haworth, II. Moore; RiNie, Luque
and Hargrave, Wingo.
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DALLAS. Texas, March ca
Cleveland Americans 10 IL o
X. G, American Assn. II 4
Batteries Mails. Potts and
O'Nein, Nunamaker; Bono, Morris
ana Skiff.
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BEAUMONT, Texas, March s2.---
81. Louis Nationals . 10
Beaumont Texas league 3 10
Batteries 49, Reinhart. North
Barnes, Haines and Clemons; Kraft
Caldero, Scott, Weber and Alex
ander, Anderson.
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 20,
indianapolis American ASH. Q 10 2
New York Nationals 3 I
Batteries Bartlett. Seid, Cavet
and Hrueger, Dixon; V, Barnes,
Betton and Snyder. Smith.
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NEW ORLEANS, March e3.--Carl Mays
showed form IN tbs five innings he worked
for the New Nofk Yankees against the
New orleans pelicans yesterday allowing
three hits and ono run The score was
is 20 /. Babe Ruth got two hits, 4
double and Il triple,
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PENSACOLA. Fla, March s7.--Harry
''hrlvor. rookie right t-hander took tho
glory for Yesterdays third straight vic
Tory nf the Brooklyn Dodgers over the
Louisville Colonels All ne dld was shut
iut the Cnlonels I'm the three final innings
he pitched and siam out triple with the
lasos loaded In the ninth.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES

E ". Thomas, s. ]. Peacock, and C. H.
Weekly, inspectors.
Precinct No. 25.-J.. c. Van Pelt. clerk;
w. NJ. Lansdon. ]. W. White, and Will
Murphy, inspectors.
Precinct No Csc. S. BrierIv. clerk;
J. II. Taylor. w. H. Tharp and Jim Lind
Fsay. inspectors.
Miss Ida Hoer. Mrs. j. a. Daw and w. L.
Davis, inspectors
Precinct No. 2s-Fondey Seals, clerk:
". 4. Nudge. Mabel c. Miller and l..
w Nail. inspectors.
Precinct No. 29.-Sam Radcliffe, clerk:
Carrie s. Crona. Cora S. Fverhart and
Chas. W. Eggart, inspectors.
Precinct No. 36-H G. DeSilva. clerk:
John II. Cross. II. ". White, and J. D.
lamar. inspectors.
Precinct No. 31.-W. A. Watson. clerk;
will Reynolds. Ed Swaine and Theo.
Pefferle, inspectors.
Precinct No. 32.--J. N. Conper clerk:
Phillip Klein. G. NJ. Burns and J. A. Ma
lone, inspectors.
Precinct No 3S.-Henry Plant. CLERK:
precinct No. s4-w. 7. Brown. clerk:
p. Beovich. c. J. Bell and W. F.
Waters. insnectors.
Precinct No. 35.-NIrs. E. c. Duck,
clerk: M r" p. saunders. c. !. Thomp-
Precinc* 20 AZ Mrs. 4. Rainh.
clerk: Mrs. Minnie p. FTTl: Q w Nc
Donald and n. NJ Rudd. insnectors.
Precinct No. 27.--R F. Jones, clerk:
D. NJ. Merritt. Nellie VI RUtler and Mrs.
Ankie F. Barber. inspectors.
Said election to he held at the usual
places Of voting and for each Of said pre-
G Gssas respectfully JAS NAcc1BBox,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
EARLY ELECTION
IN ENGLAND
ECERTAINTY
Ratification Of Irish
Constitution By
Parliament Also
Assured
NBy Associated Pressl

LONDON, Oct 20.-In the sim highly
speculative political position tonight. only
two facts stood out as definlte-that there
VIII be almost Immediately a general
election and that parliament ratification
OF the Irish constitution is safely as
sured.
+ Andrew Bonar Law, who is 10 lead the
new government to take the place OF that
OF David Lloyd George. IN a message
20 an evening newspaper confirmed his
intention TO advise King George to i'm
mediate'y dissolve parliament and added
that this act would give ample time TO
deal with the Irish legislation He did
not indicate, however. whether the pres
ent parliament would reassemble accord
ing to schedule on November 10 deal
with the Irish question or whether gen
eral elections would be held Immediately
and the Irish legislation left 10 the new
parliament. Either plan will be prac-
tcable' the only point being that ratifi-
cation OF the Irish treaty must he effected
before December 9Th
Mr.. Lloyd George in a message sent
to William CosgrOve, president of the
Dan Eirean. has removed any fear Of
opposition from him in his new position
as leader OF the opposition in parliament.
The MARQUIS of Salisbury, on behalf Of
the die hards." has made a similar prom
Use, so there is no party in the house Of
commons that is likely to offer any hin
drance to the carrying of the Irish treaty
into effect.
The retiring PRIMER left today for
Leeds with his sword in his hand, as lie
asserted in a short address at the St
Pancras station prior his departure
Although he delivered five addresses
from the rear of his car on the way 20
Leeds, he has left until Tomorrow
speech in Leeds any revelation of what
his tactics will be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
NEWS OF RECORD

! Perdido Realty Co.. to Fred NJ Scott,
$1.00 and other consideration All Of
Section Is, tip. 3 S. r. 80 West. On
erarity POINT.
Skinner Manufacturing Co, to Es-
Gambia Land and Manufacturing Co, So
All fractional section 5 tp. \. 80 Vest
Rachel Henderson. widow to L. 81.
Daniel, $4,000 Part Of lots and 6, In
block a. East King Tract.
W. 3. Ferriss and wife 70 Ora Belle
Trueman. $1,000 and other. Fred NJ.
Scott. bachelor to Mrs. Annie F. Jack
son. S1.o0 and other consideration. In
East IL of section Is. tip. 3 S. r. 30
West. all of lot l, block 4, (Inerarity
Point).
Martin Anderson and wife to Joseph
r. Quigles and wife. S1.O0 and other.
Lot in block la Maxent Tract.
- B. Simpson ct ais, by Special Mas-
tee. &c The Banking. Savings & Tru Z
Co. $4,000 asst IL Of PARTON Of Sec
Mary f. Moore to Mrs. Caro- Do5bs-
$4,000. East IL Of northeast IA ~
northwest IA Of Section 3, township .
y. r. 81 west.
Minnie v. Rithschild, unmarried 10
NJ. L Henderson, $l.00 and other CO ~
s.deration. Lots II and Il, block 20.
West King Tract.
Barkdull Land Company to Ernest
Yonkers, sf.0O and other consideration.
South 1-2 Of northeast IA Of southwest
"a of Section Il, township s. II. 81
west.
Silvia r. Engelmann and husband 81
al, to Burton T. Gordon, $1,000 ana
ttner ,nsideration. Lots 10. II, 10.
block 137 also lots IL, IL, -, IL. II
and IS block 139. also lots to Is. both
inclusive block 2s6, all in New City
Tract