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ere Pitchers Have Hurled Two No Games in One Season
There Are Authentic Records Minor Leagues Where Pitchers Have Hurled Nv
/ 81
Nick nb of Henley Richmond filings Four NIt Contests ST
Four Not Contests Succession Unequaled Record

games. Sitten came back with an
other hitless game on August IS,
Charleste team being the victims. On
August Is, he pitched runless game
with his two no.'hit games intermix-
ed. No runs and allowing only IA
hits i'll five games is some hurling
even in minor league
Herman Gibson, hurting for the
Kansas City club of the Western
league in 1902, had many remarkable
pitching records that season, among
which we're two no-llit games. On
July 9,he held the Omaha team hit
less and again on August Is, the
batsmen Of the St. Joe club failed
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
the batsmen of the big league.

the batsmen of the big league.
]. Hedgepeth, pitching for the
Petersburg club of the Virginia
league or August 7 and Is, held
pitching that season. In his last 10
games of the season only 81 hits
were made off his pitching. OF course,
III the list were the classics men
tened.
Paddock of the Vancouver club OF
the Northwest league. in 1908, crc-
ated sensation in that circuit when
he registered his second hitless game
tor that season.
Yes, even in the minor leagues the
acquiring OF one of these classics is
a rare achievment.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Cardinals Bat Grimes
Off Mound in Fifth Frame

st. Louis, May 2o.-The locals made 1t
three out Of four over Brooklyn. taking
today's game. = to 2. and moved within
two games Of first place by virtue OF
Pittsburgh's victory over New York. s.
Smith replaces Grimes on tho mound in
the fifth after the first five local men
second time in the series that the Cardi-
nails batted Grimes off the mound, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Score by innings. =.
wichita ta.....,1 o o 0 o 0 23 p s
Summary--Runs: Olsen, Corrloen'
Fisher (4). Ronowitz (s), DEBATE ~. W.
Smith (2), Handler, Stumb, L. Smith (2),
Washburn, East t2). Blakesley. Haley.
Mcdowell. Errors: Defate.-, mcdowell.
Sacrifices: Olsen, Corriden, Smith, Wash
burn. Two base hits: Corriden. Bono
witz (s), East, Blakesley (2). Home
runs: Fisher, East Stolen bases: De-
fate (2). w. Smith. Hits: OF Gregory.
Z in 3 "a innings; off Mcdonnell, IA In
I ia innings; off stumb, in 3 innings;
off McColl 10 In Z innings Double plays:
Smith Nufer- Olsen, efate-Nufer- Olsen.
Struck out: BY Mcdonnell q by Stummb.
2: by McColl l. Bases on balls: OF
stumb, 5: :off MCDONNELL, .: off Gregory.
.. Left on bases: Wichita. 10; st. jos.
seph, g. wild pitch: McColl Hit by
pitched ball: Haley by Stumb Umpires:
Anderson and Donohue. Time: 2:1o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
baltimore Shark Wins
Marble ChazuuiOnshiD

Philadelphia, May 20.-Frank
McQuade, IL, Of Baltimore, won
the intercity marble championship
by defeating William (Red) Stod-
dard Of Philadelphia. His victory
came after a nip and tuck fight
and The final count was Balti-
more 81, Philadelphia SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Toledo. 3: Columbus. ].
Milwaukee, s.: Kansas City, 4.
Indianapolis. 4: Louisville, \,
st Paul. u: Minneapolis. /,
Today's Games.
Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Norfolk Clouts Out Eleven
Hits and Beats Lincoln

Lincoln. Neb., May 20.-Rapping out II
hits to four for Lincoln, Norfolk today
avenged its defeat Of yesterday. winning
handily by the score Of 1 to l. 1t looked
like . pitchers battle early in the game.
but all that was changed in the fifth In
ming. when an assortment OF singles, with
q double mixed in. sent three long legged
visitors across the plate. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
TNfA!s g N44 II "
'Batted for >. Smith in eighth.

Score by innings:
Rrockiyn ...........e 800 100 90
st. Louis. ....... 100 0 90 x--4
sunsnary--Runs: Schmandt, High, Tor
porccr, Mcf9enry. .Heathcote, Ainsmith
Errors:: Johnston. Miller, Hornsby. Nc
Henry. Two base hits: sHeathcote, Tor
porcer. Hornshy. Stolen base: Stock.
sacrifice: Ainsmith Double plays:
Horribly Torporcer Fournier. Il Hornsby-
Fournier. Left on bases: y Brooklyn, 81:
.,r.. q, Louis hsses r,a e Sss nnt or ny
Grimes, |: Fits: Off Grimes In 1
innings: off smith. 1 In ; innings: Oft
Decatur. . In inninEs Wild pitch: s.
Smith. Losing pitcher: Grimea Um-
pircs: Rixler and Mccormick. Time: 1851
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
PHILADELPHIA.


TO[AH y
Stated for Ehmke In eigntn.
Score by innings: j.,
Philadelphia .......O "
summary-Runs: Heilman,,, Young,
Johnston. Walker, Perkins. Miller Mac
Towan. Errors: Jones (2). Two-base
hits: Blue. Perkins, Dykes. Three, pase
hit: Young, Home runs. Miller. Hell
man. stolen base Johnston. Double
play: Young j Johnston Left on bases:
Detroit, 6; Philadelphia. z Bases on
balls: or Ehmke.. 4; Oft Harris, 3; struck
out: By Harris, 2. Hits: Oft Ehmke. >
in innings: off Olsen, in inning. Hit
by By, pitched ball: BY Ehmke, Miller; UNI
pires: Dineen, Walsh and Evans.
Time: 1:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Atlanta Woman Wins
Southern Golf Title

Birmingham, Ala, May 20.-Mrs.
Doaier Lowndes OF Atlanta today
won the championship in the South
ern Colt Association for Women by
defeating in the final round Miss Ro-
sale Mayer of Atlanta on the 9th
green, Ill and 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

~BatteQ lOr Richmond IN second.
''Batted for Young in ninth.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma city .....2 1915 0 2 o-ii
Summary-Runs: Bennett, Thompson.
Davis. Lelivelt (2). Lamb az, Bauman
(2). McCsinnis. Crosby (3), Stewart. Hoag-
land ~. Pitt t3). Middleton, Ginglardi
t2). Fisher Hargrove t2). Tate, Young.
Errors: Bauman, Fisher. La Sale (3).
Two base hits: Thompson. Lelivelt (3),
grove. Young: Three.base hits: La
Sale, Hargrove. Home run: Ginglardi.
Sacrifice: Thompson, Bases on balls:
Off Brady. 3: off Warden. Il: off Young,
Il off Richmond. :: off Hoagland. 2: off
Boehler, l. Hit by pitched bail: Tate
and Bates by Hoagland. Struck out: BY
Brady. 1; by Young. Q; by Hoagland. /:
by Boehler, 2. Wild pitches: Young. 2.
Runs and hits: Off Brady. and in
"a innings; off Warden. 5 and I In
inning: off Allen. and 3 in. less than
1-3 inning: :off Young. S and II in is
innings; Off Richmond. . and in ! In
ming; off Hoagland. and 8 in 1 2-3 in
nings: off Boehler. and in 8 la in
nings. Double plays: Young -Hargrove-
Bates (2). Ginglardi- Fisher. Bauman- Nc
Ginnis- -Lelivelt. Left on bases: Tulsa. 8;
Oklahoma City. 6. Passed ball: Fisher.
umpires: Ormsby and Holiness Time: 2:l0.
Wivesl You can set more attrac-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
LINCOLN
.Ziiiker. sb I 1
eCnnkev h ftnd for Zink er in ninth

Score BY innings:
Lincoln .............0 O. i O-l
Summary-Runs: HegArty, Rouse. SPELL
man, Moore, Wood. Errors: Wiser,
Dye. tinker. Two-base hit: Hegarty.
Sacrifice hits: House. Schutt. Sacrifice
flies: Marr, Dye Bases on balls: Off
House, 4: OFF Moore, s. Stolen base: Dye.
Double plays: Hegarty- Wiser. House Dye
Mccoy. Runs and hits: OFT House, 1
and In s 1-3 innings: off Moore. and
: In s innings; off Provost. and in 1
innings: off Williams. and in z-3
innings. Struck out: BY House, 8: by
Moore. I: BY Williams. 1; by Provost. /.
Hit by pitched ball: Black. Passed bail:
Bool. Earned run: Norfolk. /. Winning
pitcher: Provost. Losing pitcher: House.
Umpire: Gonding. Time: 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Athletics Trounce Detroit
Tigers hy Tally of 6 to !

/ Philadelphia, May 2o-Young's triple:
| Perkins double. Bing Millers homer an1
victory over Detroit today In the first
game Of the series for third place. Miller
| had three hits out OF three times at bat.
and his homer was his ninth, the third IN
| two days. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Michigan Wins Meet
From CHICAGO Uni

Chicago, May 20.-Thc University
Of Michigan led the University of
Chicago 43 points to 20 points in
out Of the Is events in the dual
track and field meet between the
the two institutions today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Illini Athletes Win Dual
Meet With Notre Dame

Urbana, III, May 1.-THE Uni
versity Of Illinois athletes defeated
Notre Dame, "a to AZ, in a fast dual
track meet here today before crowd
OF 1000 spectators.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Cincinnati Reds !
Defeat Phillies in
l2-Inning Game
Double by Bohmc and Long
Fly by Caveney Enable
Home Team 10 Score
Winning Run.

Cineinnaii, May 2o,--The Cinein-
matt Nationals defeated Philadelphia
today. , 10 |. in a l2.iuning game.
making three straight for the Reds,
The game was tied until the 18th in.
ming, when Bohne doubled. taking
third on Harper's out. Wingo was
passed. but Bohne scored on Cave
news long iy. The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Phi Chi Win Inter.Frat
Baseball Championship

Phi Chi won the inter-frat base
ball championship Of the Nebraska
College of Medicine yesterday when
they decisively defeated Phi Beta Phi
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

No doubt there are more. but only
10 con be accounted tor and veri-
fled.
These are not authenticated, but
baseball history tells that 4 certain
Nick Handibee, while pitching foE
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/ he score.

Tofals 1T IT y VI :, n
sBattod for McM#nus In nin,h.
s.Bat.ed for Shocker in ninth.
Score by innings:
~, york ~ % o 0 o 2 o 0 o.
summary-Runs: Tobin GU. Gerber. SIS
,er Williams, Jacobson, Shorten. Collins.
Baker ward Errors: Tobn. Jones. TWO
baso hits: Ellerbe, Jacobson, SEVERED.
JomA runs: Ward, jacobson. Stolen
base:s Williams. Double play: schang-
Ward. Left on bases: New York, 3: 81.
Louis, s. Bases on balls: OF Jones. !:
oSf Shocker. 1. struck out: BY Jones, D;
Nv Shocker' q Hits: Off shocker in
innings; off Bayne., . in l. Winning
pitcher: shocker. Umpres: Owens ana
| chill Time: 2:O5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Caddock Matched to
Wrestle Jim Londos

Moberly, Mo-, May 20.-Earl Cad
dock OF Walnut, Ia, and Jim Londos
of Greece have been matched to meet
in wrestling bout for the light
heavyweight championship here July
4, it was announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Chicago Cubs Bunch Hits
and Win by Score If : to Z

Chicago. Msv 7o.--chIcaso punched hits
today sitter Boston had taken q three
run lewd. result Of keliehcrs error. two
walks and Iioike's double. and won the
final game Of the series. 10 .. Tho
fielding II Terry and Powell was a fea-
turc. The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

HOUR Omaha women-Mrs.
Blaine Young. Mrs. Carl Lin
niger. Mrs. Fred Goodrich and
Mrs. Walter Silver-ate expected to
be among the foremost eon.enders
for the state championship in the
Nebraska Women's Coli association
tournament to be held at the Happy
Hollow club the week OF June ~.
Mrs. Harry l.. Arnold OF Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
90 . . o-l7
2 0 2 OIL 2 o 8 x-fo
Beck Hurls Hastings
to Sixth Straight Win

HASTINGS, Neb.. May 20.--Leslie Beck
pitched Hastings to its sixth straight vic-
tory defeating Beatrice here today. s to O.
Beck struck out IA Beatrice batters and
held them to nine hits, a. well as pitch
ing himself out OF two holes when the
bases were filled. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Oilers Hammer Indian
Hurlers for % Wallops

mered four Oklahoma City pitchers for 20
hits and won ragged game, II to II,
making a clean sweep of the four game
series II was Oklahoma City's ninth
straight defeat. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

I is a rare feat for 4
hurler to register two
no-hit games in a sea-
son. The feat has
never been accom-
plished in the major
leagues. In the mi
nor leagues there are
10 authentic records
OF fhic ach;euan,nnt
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Winning run scored Win Mo out
Seers by innings:
Philadelphia 20 e--l
Cincinnati ..,.,o 100 o o 90 -
summary--Runs; Heriinr. Bohnr, iir-
PER Errors Fletcher, Bohne. caseney
tst. Two.hsr. hits. Hehilne fsl. nsu-
bort wrlshtstone. Bohnv. Three.bass
hit; Harper. Stolen bases; punran ts,.
Sacrifice hits: Lsbouryesn, wfightsions.
Williams. Tnyeney. Double plays; cayr-
nry- pauheri. Parkinson smith. Leslie. Left
On bases: Philadelphia, .; Cincinnati q.
ERre on hRlisi orr Meadows. .: off Luaue.
. umpires; KLEIN and rfirman. Time:
s.lJ
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Wright Wins Game

Laurel, Neb.. defeated Randolph at
baseball Sunday. 7 TO IS, Wright
holding safe lead with his speedy
ilnging.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Saints Trounce Witches
in Slugging Contest

Wichita. Kan. May 2o.-st. Joseph
made 1t three straight from Wichita by
taking a swatting match in each fashion.
Is to 8. The Saints hit Gregory and Nc
Donnell all over the lot. collecting 20 safe
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

81. Louis. 4: Brookiyn. :,
Cincinnati, :. Philadelphia, !.
Pittsburgh. iUs New York. !.
Chicago. 81. Boston, .,
Toslsy's Games.
fioAt8n at NJ, Louis.
brooklyn at Chicago,
New York at Cincinnati.
No other game scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Pirates Trounce Giants
lin Hard Hitting Contest

Pittsburgh. May .o-Pittsburgh won
from New York today, 10 to Z. in a hard
hitting contest. The Pirates broke a tie
score ! nthe eighth inning. when Bisbee
with the bases filled. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGtE,
Aa.lla

tChteTuNy sstsuUs.
Washington. I: Chicago. ..
Philadelphia, d. Detroit, l.
81. Louis, s; New York. ?.
Cleveland. 8: Boston. 2.
Todsy's Games.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
No other games scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Score by innings:
Beatrice ............1 10000 o e---2
Hastings ........... 90 l 0 0 2 0 3 x44S
Summary-Runs: Quinn, Blttendorf
Willets. Holly (2),. Knapp. johnson a..
Errors: kirchncr. HILL Unger t2), Knapp
Tones. Beck. Three-base hit: McFar-
land. Two-base hits: Holly. johnson.
Bases on balls: Off Beck, Q: off Duh. i.
stolen bases: Tones. Parker. Mcfarland,
Struck out: BY Beck. IA; by Dull. II.
Left on bases: Hastings, s: Beatrice, 10.
Earned runs: Hastings. s.; Beatrice, l.
Umpire: Hawthorne. Time: 2:10
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Home Run by McDermott
Wins Game for Fairbury

Fairbury, Neb., May 2o.-A home run n
the seventh inning by McDermott with
two men on base gave Fairbury to
victory over Grand Island here today
Foulk, Grand Island pitcher. hit out q
homer also. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
pITrsBuRGH

sBatted for SINNERS in eighth.
ssBatted for DOUGLAS in seventh.
'Batted for Carlson in eighth.
Score BY innings:
New York .........c o 020 10 o-t7
Pittsburgh .........so o2o,l 20 3 x--fo
Summary@Runs: Bancroft. Fr,srh
Groh. Young f2). Meusel f2), MaranyilIe
q. Carey. Bigbee (3) Ems az. Gooch,
Kohwer. H Errors: SINNERS t2). Two-base
Meusel. Gooch. Three base hits; Young.
Bigbee f2). Ems Sacrifice hits: Yo1ag
~ SINNERS. Adams Smith. Left sen
bases: New York 8: PITTSBURGH. 8. BaSes
off Ryan. 1; off Carlson, 4. Struck out:
BY Douglas, Il by Ryan. 1; by Adams. 1.
Hits: Off Douglas. IL IN innings: toff
Ryan. IN innings: Oft Adams. 1oain
1-3 innings; Off Carlson. in ga In
ninr: off Glazner. in inning. winning
n'tcher: Carlson. Losing pitcher: Ryan.
Umpires: Moran and Quigley. Time: i:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
GRAND ISLAND.
sBatted for Foulk in ninth

Fairbury ...........I ~
Grand Island ........2 Q o Is
Summary-Runs: Goodwin (2). McDer-
mott, Breen, Lovich, Robin, Wainstaff.
Foulk (2). Errors: Cleveland. Haysiip,
Robin, Metz, Guliic. Home runs: McDer-
mott. Foulk Three base hit: Schmerdat
Two-base hits: Goodwin. Metz Foulk.
Bases on balls: Off Lovich, s: off Foulk.
4. Struck out: BY Lovich. 3; by Foulk,
g. Left on bases: Fairbury. 8: Grand
Island. 5. Hit by pitched ball: BY Low
ich Metz and Robin: by Fouk, Schmerda.
wild pitch: Lovich. Umpire: Snyder.
Time: 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE,
hiausiiuxs,


Hastings. y. ttsatties. :,
fsifbnts. 8. Grand Island, :,
Norfolk 4, faneoin, T.
T.sisy's sam~s.
beatrice at Hastings.
Grand Island at faitbgFy.
Norfolk at Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
'Batted for Fillingim In ninth.
4. f.......s8 - q o n q o.
.......2 0h01 oil US

~BRtteu Tor tiliinglm IN ninfh. sac
Score by innings: taM
Roston .............s n a q q n q n-3
Chicago .............2 n I 01 US
Summary - Runs: Powell. Cruise
B"eckel. Statz t2). Holloeher. Friherg. Al
nxander. Error Kelleher Two-base
hit: Holke. Stolen base. Powell. Sar-
rifices: kopf. Kcllcher. Hollocher. Bar
ber. Double plays: Ford -Hoikc- -Gowdy-
Boeckel. Terry Grimes Alexander -HolIo-
cher-Grimes. Left on bases: Boston. g:
Chicago. Z. Bases on balls: Off Alex
ander. 2: off Fillingim. g. struck ont:
by Alexander. 2: by Fillingm. . Tin.
pires: O,Day and Hart. Time.. l.4h -
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
B8a5!sssR;aanlIRes{;g,@s Rss9ls

brstes"st ssseshsF
bs,ai.s. ~ beaver. !,
Itrs Aiplnes, riaAs CITY, =
Tulsa, III Oklahoma rits. ~,
~. Joseph, lsi Mirhisas :,
tssia,'s tamss.
Beaver 81 Os,abs.
Mlrhiis at Tulsa
t#s Aeines at hious tttS,
~, Jeseph st Oklahoma GIisr
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Wives! You can set a more attrac-
tive table by buying from Bee Food
Ads.
, 1922-09-07
ACTION AGAINST
INJUNCTION FILED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA nett.
tlon for an injunction was filed today
IN the supreme court or the District
or Columbia against United Staias
Attorney Peyton Gordon and United
States Marshal EdEar =. SNYDER,
machal for tho District OF Columbia
the international brotherhood OF
Eleetrical Workers, James p. Moo.
nan. Dresident. and Charles p. Ford.
secretary. which would restrain Cor.
don and Snyder from enforcing with
In tho District OF Columbia the pro.
visions OF the. blanket injunction IL.
sued TO Attorney General DEugherty
in Chicago last week.
The pieiniffs state that neither no
fore nor since the first day of July
this year have they committed n
unlawful acts incident to the strike
Of railway shoDmen. The brother
hood n President Noonan were
in Attorney General oaush.
injun. ton.
The petition was set for hea ring
Justice Bailey next Saturday
The petition asserted that the onfy
the plaintiffs had OF tho
Of the Chicago Injunction
had been gained from wspa re.
ports. On the basis OF this intorma-
ton they averred that the injunction
ives ISSUED without authority of
and WIS without effect in the
District Of Columbia.
, 1922-09-07
OF LABOR
tn FIGHT INJUNCTION
Court attack to Be
Made on Daugh-
erty

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. American Fedora
ton of Labor chiefs, led by
President Samuel Gompers,
today prepared to draft a
plan of attack upon Attorney
General Daughsrty's Injunction
against the railroad shop crafts
strikers. Following a series OF secret
conferences ending late last night Il
was unofficLaIly announced at labor
headquarters in the Ambassador
hotel. that Il had been almost def
nitely decided TO attempt through the
courts. To have the Daugherty act
vncsted.
No fixed plan for a legal campaign
has been evolved SO far. Il was said
by the labor leaders
A score OF tho labor chiefs already
were on the scene as t0day's program
got under way. Besides the 10 vice
presidents for whom reservations had
been made Mt the Ambassador and
Richmond hotels. several non. mem-
bers OF the American Federation Of
Labor executive council arrived in
time to participate in last nights
deliberations. These included John
president Of the interna-
tionsl Typographical union. who it
said. came here to gain the sup
OF Mr.. Gompers and his aides in
a progc am which he expects to intro
ducs before the annual convention
OF his organization beginning at At.
City next Monday.
, 1922-09-07
Wedding Music
Is Broadcasted

WASHINGTON. Sept. Z. - The
worlds record for a wedding audience
undoubtedly is held today Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Collier, Of this city.
whose matrimonial vows added to the
Eiety OF the program enjoyed last
night by all radio ans within range.
Reused TO romantic mood first by
the strains o. the Lohengrin wedding
march. floating from the organ Of the
Church of h Covenant. the radio list.
eaers afterward heard the entire cere-
mony. with h responses Of the bride
and bridegroom, coming to them
through a -broadcasting apparatus in
stalled near the pulpit, which has been
used for the broadcasting of sermons.
, 1922-09-07
Rust Hedge
At Cheyenne
Is Destroyed

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Sept. 1.-the
axe is falling-Cheyenne's cherished
barberry hedge is coming down.
AS the result OF Identification of the
six blocks OF hedge at City Park
by DIR. Aver Nelson president OF
the University OF Wyoming, as of
the variety that harbors black stem
rust a gang Of wo-kmon today were
assigned to the task of grubbing
up the hedge, which for thirty years
has been ms of the city's civic
prides. Farmers OF the Cheyenne
district complained hat the hedge
harbored rust but it was only after
a ~five-yesr fight that its destruction
finally was ordered.
, 1922-09-07
HARVEST FAIR
FOR GLENROCK
IS ANNOUNCED
Barbecue Feast Being Ar.
ranged for Visitors at Big
Fete Scheduled Next
Saturday.

SLENRoCR, wyo.. Sept. THE
third annual agricultural display at
Glenrock. Wye. will take place next
saturday under the auspices OF tho
Gienrock Community club. This VIII
include not only a display of the vese'
fabies. grains and hay raised in that
community. but viii also include an
exhibition OF prize babies. and prize
flowers.
A barbecue, at which three fat oxen
viii be roasted, Is 70 take Place al
noon In he city park. Besides his
,vh.t q advertised az an exciting
sport program viii be held
Tit fair will be pen until'io p. m.
The annual agricultural display
d-aws unusually large crowd and al
ways furnishes attendant hvelinesA
This years affair should be NJ e1'
c~ptlon.
, 1922-09-07

unions policy COMMITTEES meeting and
statements by strike leaders on the
possibility OF separate agreements
with 81 of the class l roads represent.
ing an approximate trackage of So
900 miles.
Railroad executives generally either
denied that peace overtures had been
considered in conference with union
leaders. or declined TO comment upon
rumors Of n impending settlement.
The cal for the policy committee
meeting issued at Chicago strike
headquarters by John Scott. secretary.
OF h railway employees department
of the American FEDERATION of Labor.
went out to the general chairmen OF
the shop crafts organization over the
name OF b. NJ. Jewell. head OF the de
partment. whose whereabouts has re-
manned unknown since the govern
ment's strike Injunction was granted
to Attorney General D~augherty by
Federal Judge James II. Wiikerson
last Friday. However, It became
known hat Mr.. Jewell ss well as
other leaders OF the shipments unions
had been in Baltimore.
Officials Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railorad of which Daniel Willard is
president and which is included in
the group OF roads from which strike
leaders hope to obtain separate agree-
ments, denied knowledge OF any con.
ference with Jewell or his associates.
with the issuance OF the call for
the policy committee meeting Mr..
Jewell was reported to be en- route
to Chicago.
The meeting OF snop craft leaders
was called for the same day on which
Judge wiikerson set for hearing the
governments application to MAKE tho
Daugherty Injunction permanent.
Attorney General Daugherty an
Eounced at Washington that the gov
eminent would consider in due time
what proceedings would be taken
against the few misguided labor lead.
ers who made incendiary speeches."
in connection with the Industrial stu.
+tion.. Union leaders denied that
Jewell and his associates had been
purposely avoiding the service of
writs.
Meanwhile labors leaders in the
east Join in demands for the i'm
parchment of Attorney General
Daugherty and Judge wnkerson be-
cause of the injunction.
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor. and
his exeeutivs council meeting a. At
iantio City prepared for q court bat
tie to vacate the injunction.
The Nebraska Safe Federation Of
Labor, in calling upon union men to
contribute to the aid of the striking
railway shopmen. adopted resolutions
declaring for tho amaigamation of the
various unions in each industry $50
that there shall remain but one union
for each idustry."
This proposal. frequently advanced
by various labor leaders. is part Of
the program Of William z. Foster,
radical a of the steel strike of
1919. arrested here in connection with
the alleged Communist meeting held
last month in the woods of Berrien
county, Mich.