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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
Local Team Playing
Three Games In Albany
Fitzgerald Takes Three Straight
Games From Triton

The locals have gone to Albany for
three games, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and will return here to play
Blackshear on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Fitzgerald wo nthe morning game
on the Fourth of July by the close
score of to a, Moore, our first base
man won the game by home run,
one of those swamp" balls of his.
The locals also won the game in
Triton in the afternoon of the 4th, 5 to
l. and then repeated the stunt on We'd
nesday by the score of S to 4.
We have two new pitchers added to
the staff, Red Willis from Meigs and
Tapley from Blackshear, both have
very good records and Tapley is
known as the spit ball artist and be-
lieve us he is.
Guess Big Moore's trying to get up
in Babe Ruth's class. Looks that way
Howell Hobbs plays jam up ball
away from home, maybe because they
don't knock him away from home.
We shipped that new third baseman
back to the City League of Atlanta.
Let Hamilton go to Rochelle and
Lefty Owens to Cuthbert.
Well boys! B. Griner is coming
back to iFtz, he's going to join the
team next week and Lefty Rainey will
be back on the 18th.
Big Moore's chief dessert these day:
is home runs. Now all we have to dc
is fill the bases up with Moore mex
man up,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

WANTED-Poultry and eggs. Geor-
gia Shoe Company, S07 East Pine St
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

WANTED-Poultry and eggs. Geor-
gia Shoe Company, 307 East Pine St.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
F o R S A L E

FOR SALE-Lots No. Z and 8, square
10. block on north eLe street. Ad-
dress E. F. Very, Cordele, Ga. or see
J. Is. Seanor. Tyl5
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

RABBITS FOR SALE-full blooded
Flemish and German Checked Giants.
Will trade for poultry. Apply to Mrs.
w. w. Pickens, 2l0 Z. Altamaha St.
M23pd
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

HAY FOR SALE-6 tons of baled
Peavine with Velvet Beans, sun cured
price $40 per ton, FOB. Rebecca
write or phone Lacy Ennis, Fitzgerald
Ca, Phone 27o. II
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
L o S t

REWARD FOR LOST PISTOL
Lost between Ambrose and Fitzgerald
Smith and Wesson improved, pearl
handles, giided rings in handle. Finder
gets suitale reward at Leader office.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

F0UND-Cameo Stick Pin can be had
by identifying and paying for this ad,
at the Leader Office. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

FOR SALE Mine room house, wa
ter and light Cash $500. Balance terms
as rent H. H. Tarte, Lunch room
near A. B. g. A. Depot.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
r o r r E N T

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms for rent. Apply 702 w. Magno.
LA ST. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

FOR SALE-Lovely five room bunga
low. Price and terms reasonable. Tel
ephone IS or ~. If.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

Big Moore's chief dessert these days
is home runs. Now all we have to do
Is fill the bases up with Moore next
man up.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

Well boys! B. Griner is coming
back to iFtz, he's going to join the
team next week and Lefty Rainey will
be back on the 18th.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

Guess Big Moores trying to get up
in Babe Ruth's class. Looks that way.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

We shipped that new third baseman
back to the City League of Atlanta.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

Howell Hobbs plays jam UP ball
away from home, maybe because they
don't knock him away from home.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

Let Hamilton go to Rochelle an
Lefty Owens to Cuthbert.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
Man Quits Education Board After 20
Years to Give Job to Woman

Congresswoman tor Ke-EIection
Coweta, Okia--Standing on the
site whsre the first missionary school
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
FRIscH WON'T ACCEPT
!. PRESIDENCY OF UNION

: NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Accord-
ing to current reports several
changes have been effected among
the candidates running for office
in the baseball players union. Tho
announcement made by Frank
Frisch, OF the Giants. that he would
not be candidate for president,
has caused Jacques Fournier, OF the
Cardinals. to be moved forward as
an opponent of George Burns, Of
the Reds. for the office. .,+5
Fournier formerly was in the
field for the vice presidency. The
two candidates now running for
that office are Zach, Wheat, OF the
Dodgers, and Jake Daubert, Of the
Reds, while the name of. Art
Fletcher has been dropped owing
to the fact that he has been ap-
pointed manager Of the Phfllies. =.
Cy. williams, Of the Phillies, and
Bill Doak and Doc Lavan. Of the
Cardinals, have been named for the
office Of recording secretary, and
Jimmy Johnston, Of the Dodgers,
and Bill Southworth, of the. Braves,
haye come forward as rivals of
Dave Bancroft, OF the Giants. for
the post OF, financial secretary.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
MARINE ELEVEN WOULD
e YENTERrAiN METHopIsTs

BUCKHkNNoN, W~.va~sDse. "a.
wAex. West Virginia wesleyan Col.
leEs. sridders managed to subdue
the Army Mule by defeating the
ThiSd Army Corps eleven during
the season. just closed the Meth.
'odists indirectiy challenged Z the
Marine Corps Bull Dog. =,
= The Wesleyan football eleven has
been invited to spend a quiet after.
noon next MI at the Marine bar.
racks at Quantico,. Va, tho enter
tainment being h football contest.
just how the ,Methodist parsons"
fee1 abonf hooking up with the
Marine Corps team remains in
doubt.
According to Athletic Director
Carl Miller, Of Wesleyan, II the
Methodists play the. Third Army
Corps eleven in Baltimore next
season, Is planned, a game with
the, Quantico Marines would be i'm.
possible. The Methodists already
have q probable schedule arranged
which will bring them. against the
leading eievens In the tri-State re.
gion. and X is believed that a setto
with the, Army Mule In addition
will provide sufficient fireworks for
one season.. However, the Marine
contest is being given serious con.
alteration. There are many who
would like to see the parsons
and the Marine Bull Dog turned
loose in the chaiked pasture field.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
w. AND ]. IS SEEKING
HElSMAN TO BE COACH

PHIL EEPHIA. Dec. "a.
John w. Heisman, former head
coach OF the Pennsylvania foot ball
team, may coach Washington and
Jefferson next fail.
Several officials Of Washington
and Jefferson have approached Heis-
man on the subject but he is un-
decided, as to what he will do.
r Friends Of the Red and Blue men.
tor said today he had a tentative
offer from the Washington and JET
fsrsop officials but that he would
not atcept. fshyf
,"Heisman- ID devoted to Pennsyl-
vania and will give all his time TO
his. Alma Mater said one Penn
athletic head last. night. He has
received offers In addition to coach
at least nine or ten other colleges,
but has turned them ali down."
In the meantime. Heisman says
nothing but is awaiting word from
the Athletic Council as to his. new
duties at Penn, where he 10 Ultimate
ly expected to assume the position Of
athletic director over, all intercol-
legiate sportp. r.fs.ss t.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

Outside photograph gallery Second among bnpc
Of photos Of Sailors odme acrobats policemen In uniform and
girls confirmation dresses is photo Of Joe Humphreys at the
Of six wearing bangs.
When L. Boston Of his steady
customers Florrie Barnett and Peter Prunty
Runyons Popust
President out in Kansas t..tt sis.
The first Jimmy Forrest night Jake
Kilrain boxed in q preliminary
The first time Pasy Haley appeared boxing
night he boxed the show for the benefit of the
original Indian settlers of New York
Jimmy Johnstons job lamp
lighter who used to light the lamp posts all along Broadway
When Kaeppe got jobs a. ushe
and Hart just bursting into the theatrical with
amateur
-"~-"--' r',~' CANADA GALS CHEERFUL CHIRPS.
NIELL be cold this winter if we don't get coaled
Madrid, Span higher sea than any other
European capital" column filler in the paper 81
And that in spite of the fact that the other capitals
pretty tall lying themselves sal 80 80 Z
~ know where 40 per cent for money.
Sounds like getrich-quck scheme" n'-
Speculation oft leads to pecuation El ..ee & e
dumbbel is person was named for
an Irishman. -
The dry twelve miles
But WHAT'S the use! People who want will
get it. b. - ~ rSr' Sfsre
Not all the hall York No. indeed There be
many Hall rumors in New Brunswick N. j.
Some have their home and otbs
women nave their dresses made in Paris
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
TURNS DOWN MARTlNSBURo
TO BECOME REAL. TERRIER

lHAGERsTowN. Dec. 22.--Hayry
steinhach. who was one of the lead.
ing hitters in. the Blue Ridge Base.
ball League last season, when hs'
played ON the .Chambersburs. team.
who has been mentioned al thsprob.
able successor Of Burton shipley az
manager of,the Martinsburg team. is
today Terrier. having signed a con-
tract to play with Hagerstown next
season.
!, Announcement of Steinbach being
secured for the local team for the
1928 season was made by d. Lee
Staley. president OF the Hagerstown
team. Several weeks ago the direc-
tors Of the Martinsburg team called
Steinbach into conference relative %
becoming manager of tho Noun
fatneers next season. but why he, did
not sign with the team II not known.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
MERCER ATTEMPTING
LONG GYM PROGRAM

MACON. Ga. Dec. 22.-Mercer has
entered upon the most comprehen-
sive basketball schedule ever ar
ranged for It., It includes a teh-day
trip North. haiting at Brooklyn.
where the strong Crescent A. C.. five
win be played.
) On this invasion. University Of
Pennsylva MIA. Crescent A. c.. of
Brooklyn; Takoia, North Carolina
University. Clemson. Tech. and At
lanta A. C. are some of the teams to
be played. The trip viii last from
january 10 to'2q. -
= The complete schedule follows:
u December-1S, Auburn in Macon;
-. Albany Y. In, Albany; rs, Baylor
University in Macon; 28, Wabash in
Macon; 30, Wabash in Macon.
:; -January--6, Georgia Tech in Ma
con: IL, Fort Benning In Macon; 16.
Macon z In Macon; 49,, A. A. c. in
Atlanta; 20. Georgia Tech in Atlanta;
"a. Clemson in Clemson. g. c.: 23,
University of North Carolina In
Chapel Hill, N. c.: "a, Takola Qnde-
pendent) in Richmond, Va; Is, Cres-
cent Athletics CluG of Brooklyn.
N. z; 27. University Qf Pennsylvania
in Philadelphia, Pa.
February, AtiantA Athletic Club
in Macon: ., Vandefbik In Macon;
10, Vanderbilt IN. Macon; ls. Georgia
in Macon ftentltive); ,t7y Georgia in
Macon (tehtative6 ~, Southern in
.tercollegiate tourney. -
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
Truly Terrible Tale
..e ]. Is This About
=. 81" RAsslers !.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. "a
Cliff Buckley, wrestler, was
hurt Tuesday night in . bout
here with Stanislaus Zbyszko,
former world champion. Zby-
sxko was awarded the first fall
when the two fell heavily to
the mat in an attempt by
Hinckley to throw his $50
pound adversary over his head.
The Ohio man slipped and in
the fAl sustained the full
weight Of Zbyssko on his chest
'Bfnckley was unconscious fof
five minutes. He suffered !
broken rib and torn ligaments
In the left shoulder.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

the Detroit club until the middle
Of the 1921 season. Then he sud
denly began to make wretched
throws. Sorne of them costing him
hall games. 1t became q serious
Z For I while II was thousAt his
eyes were bothering him. Then 1t
was thought he had some ligament
twisted In his arm or shoulder. He
wa given rest, but on his return
to tho lineup he showed the same
old..weakness. That winter he WAS
released to the Athletics and start.
Cd at second base last year.
Az . receiver Of ground balls.
Young was a. good as ever. Com
in6 slup from q difficult stop, and
being rushed for time. his throws
were always perfect. But let him
take an easy chance and have the
play right before him, II became
q good bet he'd toss the ball into
the dugout. or down into the dirt.
There was no explanation for It.
With Jimmy Dykes soins back to
second base, there - no room on
Connie, Aack's team next year.
Dykes played third last season. hut
Sammy Hale is booked for that
berth in 1928, and the hard.throw-
ing Jimmy win show his, skill at
second; It might be said, too. by
the way; that Dykes 10 an Al second
baseman.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
HURRICANE MAlDENS 81
TRIM STROLLER GIRLS

|, Having trimmed the Z, Stroller
Girls, who were OF uncertain
strength before the game, the Hur-
ricanas believe themselves well on
the way to the girls basketball
championship of the city.
! IN. game preliminary to the
,Yankee-Gr City clash. the Hur.
rioanas bumped the Strollers,g "a to
IL, They obtained an early lead
and retained 1t to the end. -.
The Misses Ruth Carfuthers and
Anna Geiman were star players for
the Hurricanas.( Miss, Dot Mallory
showed lots of speed ut centef.
For the Strollers. Miss Hesse
was the scoring star. She shot six
field goals. | go
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
UNION
TEST COMES
IN MONTH
Big Fight viii Be Against Rule
Barring Players From Ex-
hibition Games.
By SID MERCER.

By SID MERCER.
twrtttsn for The cosmopo'itsn News
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Ths first
test Of the strength of tho new
union Of ;. major lesEuS baseball
players VIII come next month. &c
cording to those who are perfecting
this organisation of diamond arti-
Soon after the first Of the year
the union win come out. In the
open and announce the result. of
balloting for officers. The. mail
vote 10 nearly completed and 1t is
believed that George Burns, for
merly Of the Giants and now with
the Cincinnati Reds. will be the
first. president.
Major league clubs do not send
out their contracts until January
Of each year. There IL a time
limit which expires In February.
The new contracts viii contain q
clause which prohibits the player
from. participating in exhibition
games after October 81. .-. r.
This rule was agreed on at a
Joint session Of the two leagues
here last week and presumably 1t
Will DC lncOrpOr8toQ III the new
form Of contract. Every player
who has been interviewed on this
subject opposes the rule and,
backed by the union. will fight it.
THE rule means nothing to 90
per cent of the players" said one
Of them yesterday. Except in
California, there IL no baseball
after October, We intend to assert
our Independence, however. II, a
major league player wishes to work
out once or twice week in the
winter leagues on the Pacific coast
he should have the right to do So
Baseball II his profession and
there's no, reason why he should
not earn d little easy money dur.
ing the off season. In fact, II
keeps him in shape the year round
'In the last two years the play
ers have been subjected to all sorts
Of severe discipline. That's why
they are Joining the new union"
The players fraternity passed
out Of existence several years ago
because the players would not stick
together. .:.- .,.!
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
DUTCH .HENcEvELD TAKES
OVER FORTY CANDIDATES

DAVIDSON. N. c., Dec. "a
Dutch" Hengeveld. former David,
son star pitcher and later with the
Little Rock Travellers, has, taken
charge of the 40 candidates for
basketball and Is rapidly building
up q team that is bound to. make
itself known in the South.
Last year Hengeveld coached
basketball and baseball here. those
being his sole duties. He II now
college registrar, and for that rea.
son It was rumored that he prob
ably would not coach the basl<efeers
again. = Htt . &
Dutch" is popular here, with
players, college officials and stu
dents He. has five veterans from
the last quintet. ~ ..s :
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
QUAKER GRID LEADERS
SELECT COACH JAN. s

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. e2.-
Pennsyivania's football leaders will
meet january s for the selection of
9 coach and the ratification of the
1923 schedule. -.
Fifteen names have been sug.
gested to the different members OF
the committee for the coaching
post. including a number who are
not Penn men. Several are said TO
be coaches who have made reputa.
lions In the West. Some have ap.
piled for- the position. while Others
have been suggested by prominent
graduates and former football play.
ers. Their reason for bringing in
he names OF non-Penn men In said
to be due to desire to see what a
.hanee inNsystem will do for Red
and Blue football. ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
YANKs VANQU|SH
T0UGHF0E|N I,
GROVE CITY
College Team Is 1o5th Victim
Of Champion independent
: r.. Basketball Team.

In, three seasons and part of a
fourth the champion Yankees
basketbafi team has won 1o6 games
and lost only sixteen.
The 1o6th victim, just crushed, ID
Grove City College conQueror OF the
speedy Catholie University team. In
whirlwind contest the Yankees
trimmed Grove City neatly, 43 to 81,
In the Center. Market auditorium.
They are now over one OF the
most formidable stretches Of road
on the way to their ambition to set
the greatest record ever achieved In
independent basketball In this Sec
ton, 'ssFs- " r; 's-
After their exhibition against the
crack Grove City. team. the Yankees
have cause to feel confident that
they viii remain unbeaten through
e. stiff campaign.
! Eddie Bratburd, the Yankees
capable manager. has lined up some
Beaten on. the jump eight out OF
ten times by. the Grove City center,
Fey, who measures 6 feet 8 inches,
the Yankees, had to play much de-
fensive, sbasketbalk ,-,
\ Sauber. Ingley and Tommy Ford,
captain. displayed some rare pass.
Ing, and Johnny Goetx cut loose
with several sensational shots for
baskets for the Yankees. Catlin
played q strong: game at guard
until, chased from. the contest. on
the personal foul rule. b.. ...
The Yankees gave brilliant per,
formance,, They were In the lead
almost from, the start, but were never
far out front. s.,, e., Is,
Hartman, at forward. and F7em.
ing. at guard. were stars for Grove
City. ~: .'..t.7+ -
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
HIGH GRADE DOGS WILL. I (
BE SEEN At BIG SHOW

:. Some of the best dogs In this
country will be among the seventy
nine champions to be shown At the
bench show OF the Washington
Kennel Club. January 1s. At the
Coliseum. Entries win closs Jeh-
uary Is. - ~
The Washington club has Offered
$1,000 in prizes and there vfil be
silver cups and silver plate awards
In addition.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
FOR TURKEYS
At. KINCPIN ALLEYS

Bowlers at the new Kipgpin
alleys will uhang away tonight and
tomorrow night for prize turkeys.
One large gobler will be presented
to tonight,s best performer and an.
other tomorrow night.
On. Christmas Day four boxes OF
candy will be given every hour for
he high scores. one box each for
the four sections of alleys.
The new alleys are doing q rush.
Ing business.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
COLGATE 1923 oRiDlRoN
DATES NEARLY COMPLETE

HAMILTON. N. Y. Dec. a.
Colgate's 1928 football schedule IL
with the exception OF It's
annual Thanksgiving Day game N
New York. for which negotiations
win be closed shortly. Following
ratification by the athletic. govern.
ing board here the graduate.m ma.
ger Of. athletics announced niner of
the ten games on the Coisate
September ~. Alfred; -. Clark
son Tech. "a t.S
october 9. Niagara: II. Ohio STATE
at Columbus, Ohio: 20. CorneEl at
Ithaca: ~. Ohio Wesleyan,
November .. Navy at Annapolis:
10, Roche.tes-st Rochestsr; II. syr-
acuse at Syracuse.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

dry Christmas Ssas;,. -
whether It rains. snows or light
nings. Early hospital reports m
dicate doctors are spraining wr1stS
signing petitions at $zta crack:
Demand is 30 big universities cant
graduate physicians fast eneush.
To date only three patients hass
contracted tuberculosis hcatng
Christmas seals. Casualties N
,congested bargain Districts reached
crest when elevator full Of light
headed women SCARED to attic for
lack of ballast. =, Gct' =
- tss%fy is' ~ : r. :. 40
=. BY the time you've suffered
your Christmas holocaust between
seething line OF frantic suspecte
and raging whirl of; untamSd
adopts. you're too near preetFne
. tion TO enjoy the day. ~ -
There's been unusuale apathy -
shop-lifting circles this year. Same
motley crew that used to put -
days stealing yard Of s11-cent RIB.
bon is now directing feet OF
yachts to and from three-mils
limit. .a'h
| ~
Petty larceny in denominations
: less than four figures is now left
: for amateurs to do after school
hours. -. ~ f-''
Pickpockets, too, seem to have
all gone, South to lounge around
!. in Florida among itinerant MIL
lionaires. Boys used to have hard
time winning Christmas cookies
p operating in and 10-cent quarter.
There are bigger fish to b
caught down where thermometers
burst when they get below sixty
and grapefruit squirt on your
breakfast table 365 days OF he
year. h g. -
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
Woodruff Cats Il.

: ATHENs, Ca, Dec. 2i.-Oeoree
@. KID" wcodrfff. Ail.Southern
Qeartertack. or the Gcorgia eleven
ten years ago. has been chosen coach
60 succeed Herman J. ece9thlan, who
has become . member a thu fAoulty.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
IT'S a Rare Feat.

Harry Krauss. shooting in, the
Masonic League recently. made
7-l0 spare. He hit No. pin. which
made one bound back and knocked
over No., 10.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
DODGERS MUST HIT HAY
BY ELEVEN BELLS

NEW YORK Dec 22Nanager Robinson Of the Broons
will the next while the team away
will be and the athletes who at
that not the hotel at which the team makes is head
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
Not a Record.

Joe Concannon's pocket billiard
run OF 50 from scratch. made re-
Gently. is NOT civ record. Tom
Moore run 81 years ago. sr-.
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
TOPPER !" RIGNEY WON'T
SIGN HIS CONTRACT
WITH DETROIT
BY LOUIS a. DOUCHER.

1SOVICG1I. OVOUHENs -,
Learning that Chick Gsgnon his undsrsudy bsen traded
the Grffmen
Detroit contract st the term. offered that he
major league umnary and that Frank
TscCgni,s By grssy ncrss.g The salary eted him 1928
their backs 49,
Rgney bright future in baseba For younxr PLAYING his
first season. he made excellent upon around
hits for total Of lss bases Seventeen f h slams for
responsible for s2S BY whole
Detroit team. So much FOR bis hitting z, ,Is
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

~ 40 t" "Ao
spirit - one
thing. but Xmas
spirits VIII be
absent AZ Cook
was from North
Pole. Cops have
painted signs at
every access to
w a . h l n g t o n
" h1ch rea d:
"B 90 tt e ggers
Beware" -
The Washington times., 1922-12-22
says SKILLET"
Fi1ln,E Esq:
Since Milhonairss Stopped
Shopping in. W. ool ~
.,worth's, Pickpockets Z.
Have Hard Time
!. Paying-off Family
Bootleggsr. ! al.
BY KIRK MILLER.

~ QUICKEST poultice on public
chest now 10 where are ysu
u = goin' to get II. and how much
. quart? That debate Is being ar
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

0C0 III W. y
language q n d
indigo.
Oh. Christmas
where " thy
victory: oh. New
Year thy sting?
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

Young was a brilliant fielder with
The Washington times., 1922-12-22

Rigney's real weakness % .
fielder h on fly balls Son eitlser
side behind him. He has plenty
Of speed, but he = not'sa sure
catch, nor docs .-hes -evince much
brainwork In careoring out into
the garden for those teasing short
files. Roger Pechnpaugh, with
less speed, makes Rigney look
tho busher On such Pop files.