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The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Tie at Camden, S. c., Traps.

Tpcciof Dispatch 90 THE NEw YoRK lrns.tp.
CAMDEN, 8. c.. Jan. S.--smashing
forty-nine out OF fifty clsys. william
Dupuy OF the Racquet Club, Phiiadcl-
phia r. y. Leland. Pittsburgh X. w.
Packard. New York Athletic Club. anna
tours, and L. l.. Moss. the Richmond
professional, tied for the honors In the
Camden Introductory. the opening event
Of the Camden Country Clubs classic
hAue ribbon midwintcr target tournament
here to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Champion Johnny Wilson
Is Barred in Connecticut

HAnrFonp. Conn. Jan. s.--Johnny
Wilson OF Boston, middlcweight cham
pion, and his manager were barred from
boxing IN Connecticut to-day By tho
state Athletic Board. The suspension VIII
stand until New York state lifts the
barriar.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Basketball Tomorrow.

The Brooklyn College club basketball
team will resume activities this week
with two home games at Loyola Hail. Rogers
avenue and Carroll street. Manhattan Col
lege viii visit Brooklyn tomorrow night and
Fordham University will be the attraction
Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
WINNERS.

High Scratch--R. L. SPOTS.
High Handicap--C. l.. yucca
Tournament Cup-R. l.. SPOTS.
Presidents Cup-I. s. Reynolds.
Lyon Cup-Dr. G. VI. Martin and j. Jones.
Special Cup-E. II. Locatelli.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Billy Shade Cancels Bout.

Boston. Jan. S.-Bnly Shade, who
was to box here tomorrow. was COM
PEELED to cance. the engagement when
he injured his am in training yesterday
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Strength and Physical Fitness Not Necessary
to Make n Caster.

There seems TO be n general impression
among surf anglers that the dry line game
requires more than average strength and
build to, become n topnotcher.
Such Is not the case, for the New York
Casting Club team OF 1921 was by all odds
the best team In the country despite the fact
that they finished second in the Ocean City
cup event and they had three men on the
team who were far from being physically
George Robinson, who has cast better than
his left arm and suffered constant pain.
Pete Smith. n natural 42J foot caster. had a
stiff and painful knee. George l.. Elder had
a badly reset broken arm. and he may be
depended on for 4l0 feet any time and he
weighs only 1876 pounds.
The New York Casting Club. located at
Pelham Bay Park. The Bronx. conducts a
school for amateur casters which Il free TO
the club members, and on Sunday afternoons
novices and old timers alike are given in
struction by some OF the best casters in the
e. Il. PHILLIPS. Secretary. COZ Broadway.
Thinking About Tarpon South
The famous tarpon waters OF Charlotte
Harbor lie eighty miles south OF Tampa on
the Florida west coast. AZ the iuncture of
Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound Is
Useppa Island. tho highest and most pic
frost ~ unknown and where the climate IA
semi-tropical. ~ " said by those who go
there TO fish that they have the most won
dcrful fishing IN the world
Tho tarpon is tho principal fish. and a. n
rule the first ono is taken IN late ifcbrua ry
1'ltc fish Gro abnni w Ianuair bur II r..
nrice patience and f,iil 10 tninpt them 10
iiitr w'hc there - y clhll ~ TO- water.
aboiii tlis famous island and falr catelies
are made IN March. but April and May ar~
the tarpon months. The average Of fish
causht works out on about che following
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
BASEBALL.

College taking
IN >
melody and little spotlight
And hear around back again will be
about the hodu the other about this
shall
Marching.
Red
a
the special stories that David
run
would Louis 10
go in
he me pot
clubs make
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
NC = ICE BOATING = SOCCER - -ATHIETICS - BOXING
Bouts of the Week.
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Star Sporting Club--Harry London W.
sammy NabIe, twelve rounds.
brighton Boxing Club. Staten Island
Jack Burke VS.. Sailor Martin, twelve
rounds.
Jersey City a. A.-Mickey Walker vs.
Johnny Griffith, twelve rounds; Harold
Farese VS.. Terry McHugh. ten rounds.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Pioneer Sporting CIub--Georgie DAILY vs..
Andy Davis, ten rounds; Frankie Ge-
naro VS.. Eddie Lynch, ten rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
102d Regiment Armory-,yoe Tully ys.
Johnny Bush; Johnny Lnxz vs.. Jimmy
White.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Madison Square Garden--BaftIing Ie-
for light heavyweight championshin.
Fred Fulton VS.. BARLEY Madden, twelve
rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
Sunday Soccer Scores.

Brooklyn st. George. 3 Franco Swiss, 1
Spanish Americans. 81 Favorites, /.
ryrconncl Celts, 2: Nassau Rovers, 4.
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
WHY?

The juH moon is an orange,
Hanging in the sky;
The round moon Is an orange;
But achy should any sigh
For the moon, aohen oranges
Are so cheap TO buys
The New York herald., 1922-01-09

Dame football
a subs
by
The New York herald., 1922-01-09
ROD AND GUN
KENNELS.

MALI. police dog. soe< pedigree, rcasons-
Bile price Apply Monday, after 10 A. M. TO
125 ID. 71ths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
WINNINGS AT CARDS
BLOWN INTO SEA

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Two pas
S'hS"rs accused OF cheating another
passenger on the steamer Jefferson
out or |3fb In money orders i'm n
card game on tho voyage from Nor
'olk, Va. 20 this port. told the de-
tcct'ves who arrested them when tho
vessel locked today that they had
gone on an upper deck. wher. a
sudden gust OF wind blew the MONEY
riders from their hands and out ~
The detectives were notified by
radio that Patrick a Savage. ~
Forest city. Pa. had been neec.d ~,
cards Savage told the plain clothes
men nc was striking coal miner
ard had been working for the Sou,b .
eTn Railway at Norfolk during tho
ran strike and was on his way back
$500 ''
John = Marble and Leroy T. Mo,z.
OF Norfolk. the MEN arrested on dis
orderly conduct charges. admitted
they won from Savage in a ezra
game. but not ar much an xs45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
Tho American legation hero by Con-
sui -Generai Horton.
TEN AMERICANS, THREE
BRITISH SUBJECTS LOST !
tBy Associated pr.ss.j


ONSTASTINOPLF:. Sept. i5.-Th.
departure Of British craft from
Smyrna today IL thought horc to
have removed the last vcstlge of
hope for ten Americans and three
Britishcrs still on Tho missing list
only 5000 women and children Of
tho 5000 vino were there three days
ago remain In MudaniA. according
10 adNiccs received from Can,ain
Adams, commanding an American
submarine chasrr. which Is In Mm
DANA harbor.
1t rs assumed here that the male
portion OF tho refugees fed or were
taken b. tho Kemaiists 80 the hilI.
Their fate is not known.
message from Anrora received
mere at 2 O'Clock this afternoon an
ho"hccd tho fan Of randorma, the
last foothoit Z. the Creeks in Asia
Minor 10 Tho Turks. Most Of tho
Creek Third Army Corps was safely
evacuated toward Thrace smyrna
mas been completely wrecked by
ule c"nNSration. which has been
raging here for the past two days.
according TO information from an
thentic sources reaching here. Thou
sands Of persons arc|believed TO hay.
pcriShed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
BRIDGES IS INDICTED
FOR DOUBLE MURDER
rankin Grand Jury Also
Holds Four for Willard
Suuls Death.

Especial To The Times Dispatoh.l
DANVilLE. VA. Sept. Ib.-LcwIa
FiFihses, who "a few days ago shot
md killed Lacy Bridges. his brother.
nj Poscy Shivcly. his brothcrin-
aw' was Indicted for murder BY
ipecial grand jury which sat today
t Franklin Courthouse. he WAS
Feieased on n bond OF $4,000 for APP
earanco IN court November Il.
Bridges and his daughter showed
PARKS OF a savage encounter. and
he accused man viii urge self-dc-
Fense.
-Four other men were Indicted for
at tho same time. George
Kay. James Ray. Asa Perkins and
Mac Whddlll being held for the
murder OF Willard Saul. found dead
lear Galloway. These men also gave
bond In the huin OF 5000 each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
CHRISTIANS ARE SLAIN
BY THOUSANDS WHILE
HOMES ARE BURNED
CONTINUED From First PACE

CONTINUED From First PaGc)
3ireek and Armenian A.ctIons Of
Smyrna completely. was beyond con
Frol. and was raging with increas
ing fury when the Americans fled
Violent mohs moved through Tho
streets sackins and burning Creek
lind Armenian shops. AIRS, ram.ack
ng them for food and other con-
|modities.
One Of tho Americans said The
|rurks wer. responsible FOR the
frins OF the city
Ti"rSr Lond of Refugees Slaughtered.
one CHASTITY harhor scene described
was the humiliation Of barge
oaded with hundreds Of Armeniant
["ho were attempting to escape. The
I nfhs overlook the helpless re.u-
gees and merciiessIy attempted to
Fhierminate them. according 10 this
|icroun, An American mill!onair.
named Maclachiaa. was beaten and
rescued half dead
detailed report will be made to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

nItprsE!D HH, sE!D--some good second hand fur.
dolpb c.lusl be a bargain. Call RAN
"hnNIED--Used furnItnTe7 ya Sl6a a~o6a-.ao
ssSS sgs Front Furniture Co Cali osara
dibibrSS iirSI AND MARY, -s-pIece. walnut
plsws room suite. can ausible child q
Y6ii :. zen l2l :. Cincinnati.
sseonG wear diamonds II you sell your
Furbiinnssn snd furniture TO The Diamond
M, everything we hava sxa5sthi
~asIns. Usage sS3i,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

ron SALE 'o,im NOuvEtL PARK
ADDITION HDNL UAu1Nt>. PHONE
tSAGI Ht.|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES IOR RENT

HOUSES TOR RENT ~
ST. LOUIS, $ s2o-Five-roor modern
bungalow, .bullt.in features. good well
water. garden spot,
THREE ROOMS aud bntn: modern;
south College iu year Of lot cedar sG7
TWELFTH y. i3sS--for rent hal' or
aI ~ furnished Groom duplex. suitable
f'r o families. rent reasonable. one.
h'it block from car line. on pavement.
osiEr g,t7.
THREE ROOM duplex, uufurnIshed mod
crn. electric washer and sweeper 2i5b
b. Admiral
THREE ROOMS OF GROOM pTpTlrN
same as new, strictly modern from;
porch screened back porch, city water
furnished good summon location. Price
fl'. tssge iiN3.i
rwo ROOM house for rent eco North
Mtyhe't
THREE-ROON semi modern house can
osage 2'e5.J or Codar 7oS.
MoUsEs-tIR>ismE 1s
CARSON. =. I4S5-Ny S.ruom home fnr
rent Tor fout montha 'aIl psaee S47o.
EIGHT ROOM house. nicely flrnlsh~i,
for rent during the summer months
tnil osarc h'3
ELG1N 81. $40. Elrht room bungalow
nicely furnished five bedrooms. take
possession the Nh. usage $50.
tlNE-RoOM BUNGALOW furnished.
FOR KENr- Five room bungalow. many
HfITN| i've ll1lt IN features INaaCFHIUN
MAY 10, l2'2 Peoria. Cau oFaTe set
FURNISHED house fnr rent. close In
south sido. Phone cedar a3ss
FlVr.ROOM furnished hume. Tor two.
fila. one ruum retained hy owner.
lIoa baltimore. Call 2 10 in evening.
FOR RENT--June 90 sept /. my home.
five rooms and sleeping porch furnished.
gsrAgo. servants quarters and good
Vol. reasonable 10 right party Osag'
ei5i,
FoR RENT Five room furnished house.
close I'm. osaEe iiah.
FURNISHED house. five rooms from
June 10 20 September I. g2i s. Chcy-
emo psaee EAR.
FOR RENT Furnished 5.room brick
bungalow FOR throo months beginning
June 1, 80. 1889 T.. Thirteenth
place.
I$ lKVtNG PIADE-ifivo rooms. break.
fast room and sleeping porch. garage
Hnd basement. FOR summer or longer.
vestgation. usago 7tta
NEW GROOM hous, completely FUR
nishcd, 2cpr garage and servants
gnatt"rs Mapie Mdgo. usago s5Gs
TO ADULT FAMlLY--Foi three or six
nishcd, Maple Ridge district, eOl-N
WELL-Ft HNlSHED 6-room house; oloto
I'm, ON south side. 0sage 57l9.J.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
FOR RENT-Otuccs single or ON suit
front or side, reasonable rent, COOL
service. castle building ItG ". Third
St, psaEe liiS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Personal Property

MUSICAL INsrRIMrNIs

RTY
A USED PIANO THAT Is WORTH
TIL PRICE AND HAVE JENKINS
BEHIND YOUR PURCHASE
Decker Bros, ebony case. thres-ouarfer
music rack, seven and Oue-third
octaNes. good value ..............ti55
Krauieh Bach. mahorany case. solid
panels tone good .................{giO
H. =, Nelson, mahogany case. equipped
win Seaverns action. this is tho beet
style the factory makes .........t2l5
Everard mahogany case some carving
hut looks good, thoroughly over
hau'ed '''''''''...... ........,.......t25
Harwood Moorish chapel orFan. pins
top, oak case. fine organ tor church ii7S
New grand pianos ..........is7s and w
New upright pianos .........ts6o and up
JENKINS MUSIC co.
'l' :. Main Usage 5i53
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Real Estate for Sale

lots IoR SNLE 10
FOR SALE-lNgh lat Maple RilEc
district With modern gnraEo, $1,000
down balance tUrHus. Gail owner Co
dar g0Uu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Real Estate for Sale


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laundry chute, selected oak floors.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

CLOSE-lS lot. IN Norvoll Park addition
Tor sale cheap; must he cash. account
need money only reason for selling Cail
Mr Iottinville, OsHge 1870 MONDAY
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08

F. Flynn, A. v. Haig and NJ. R.
Mayer and their board. No one will
be asked for large amount but every
one will be expected to give someth:
ing.
President Harding, at the White
House in Washington, to a company of
representative Salvationists said: II
cannot say all that is in my heart in
reference to the workers in your great
Army but it is because you are the
essence of service, the most helpful
service in the world that pay to you
my respect and gratitude and I know
I speak them for all America.
The Salvation Army is about to
build new barracks in Devils Lake,
very fine one in every respect, an
this will aid materially in carrying
out the work Of the Army. This
building will be two stories and base
ment high and forty by seventy-five
feet ground measurement.
The Salvation army never asks a
man or woman what church he or she
belongs to. It helps every one alike
and is free from sectarian bias.
The campaign will be completed in
one day, November 10th next.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
Farm Bureau q Dirt
Farmers Organization

The Farm Bureau 10 absolutely dirt.
farmers' organization. In order to keep
its record straight, one Of the State Farm
Bureau Federations recently conducted .
survey among county farm bureau pfesi.
dents to ascertain their farming activities.
Only one Of the whole list was not actually
working his farm; he had been farming IS
years and owns 4 3,000-acre farm oves
which he has supervision. Although hs
b entitled to rest. he 10 giving fresly Of
bis time to Farm Bureau work. Thsss
county farm bureau prssidents had bsea
farming an average Of more than rs years.
The shortest period Of farm life for anyecs
vas s years, and the longest Is years.
Twelve Of the List have held no publis
positions. Others have served their com.
munities In such capacities - township
supervisor, school treasursr, township
constable, president Of school board, pessi.
dent Of shipping association, county con-
missioner, president Of farme1' tslephoaa
company and state legislator.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
DEPUTY SHERIFF
is BROAD-AXED

Minnewaukan Farmers Eress-
Deputy Sheriff John A. Kibiinger
might have resembled a good sized
hunk of hamburger on the other
shore if Mrs. Felix Dance Eagle had
finished the job she started on him
one day this week when he called at
he Dance Eagle ranch to serve some
papers. 1t appears that bank at
Hamar had a chattle mortgage on
some goods on the Dance Eagle farm
and Kiblinger had gone there to get
Them. Mrs. Dance Eagle, it is said
secured a broad-axe of large dimen-
sions, and started after the deputy
who promptly disarmed her. He Sc.
cured the chattles. Later one of the
cows returned to the place and the
bank sent a couple of constabies af.
ter them. Mrs. Dance Eagle ther
procured her trusty six-shooter anc
promptly 'queered" the notion they
had, of taking the COW away, taking
couple of shots at them. Yhe sheriff
has again been appealed to go out
and secure the bone of contention.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
S. A. drive FOR
FUNDS STARTS
NOVEMBER is

The Salvation Army which made
such splendid record during the re-
cent World War which brought out
the special qualities Of the Salvation
lists and endeared them in the hearts
of every dough boy, is continuing its
good work in this country.
Right here in Ramsey county no
day passes without help of some kind
being rendered by the Army. Few
people realize all that is done by these
forces of good. County and city. Of
ficials of Ramsey County and Devils
Lake know of this work and rely on
the judgment Of the local officers Of
the Army. Frequently cases are re-
ported where it is claimed charity is
needed or where it appears the aid
Of the city and county are necessary.
Local officials when in doubt al
ways call on the local Army officers
for assistance, investigation and re-
port. Often the Army officials re-
port that charity is not needed or that
the amount asked for it too great and
sometimes that it is not enough. The
Salvation army lassies have a way
Of finding out these things that no
city or county officials SEEM able
to have access to, with the result
that now the Army is depended on in
nearly every case to lend its aid in
this way and it has never been found
wanting.
Many people will say there is no
reason why people from the surround
ing territory, that is outside Of Devils
Lake should help with the work Of the
Army, but the record Of the local
barracks of the Army show that a
great part Of the most important help,
that to young girls and mothers IN
trouble is rendered to those outside
the city Of Devils Lake and help is
often extended to poor families outside
the city and the villages. The whole
county and several surrounding coun-
ties are included in the jurisdiction
Of the local Army.
On November 16 a campaign will
be held for funds for the need of. the
Army. The amount that is necessary
for the work Of the local Army dur
ing the coming year is $4,000 and this
amount must be obtained during this
campaign.
The campaign will be handled along
the line Of the Red Cross war fund
campaigns. The amount each city,
village and township is asked to dom
ate will be designated by the cam
paign committee consisting of Ed.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
Turtle Come, up for Air.

The mud turtle takes in certain
amount of air and then buries himself
N the mud. When this air is exhausted
he comes up for more. However, in
the winter time the mud turtle buries
himself in the mud in a state Of
Information and remains several
months.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08

Peneulns UnafraId Of Man.
The penguins Of the antarctic re-
gions are the most human of all the
bird family. walking upright and liv.
ing in communities quite unafraid Of
man.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
There's a Reason.

Flora-"I Won't marry a man who
won't look me straight in the eye when
he's talking to me-" Dora-"Then
wear 'em longer, dearie. Seattle
Post st-Intelligencer.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08
Put On Your Own Price.

Every one stamps his own value on
himself.-The price we challenge for
ourselves is given us.-Man is made
great or little by his own wlll.-Schil-
ler.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-20
THAT BAD BACK

Do you have dull. steady ache in
the small of the back-sharp, stab
bing twinges when STOPPING or lifting
distressing urinary disorders? For
bad back and weakened kidneys York
residents recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Read this York statement.
Mrs. r. l.. Mcknight, Cannon Mill,
says: Kidney trouble came upon me
very slowly, but before l realized it, it
had a pretty firm hold on me. My
back began to pain and ache some
thing awful and sharp. shooting pains,
would catch me every time l stopped
over. Dizzy and nervous spells would
come over me and millions OF little
colored specks floated before my eyes,
blurring my sight. My kidneys didn't
act right and caused me n lot of an
noyance. / was in pretty bad shape
when I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills. The first box helped me so that
continued using them and another
box completely cured me-"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Mcknight had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. n. Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-20

- The president has appointed J. w
Tolbert to be United States Marshal
for the Western District of Soath
Carolina, and Mr.. Tolbert will take Of
flee as soon as he can file his bond
Mr.. Tolbert was appointed while the
senate was in session but the appoint
ment was not confirmed because Of the
opposition Of Senator Dial. The pres
ent appointment holds until the senate
acts upon it, and if the action is un-
favorable the appointee will have to
step down. Otherwise he will continue
in, office. \