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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
Missouri Cinder
Men Beat SOOnerS
on Home Grounds

NORMAN, Okla.-The University Of
Oklahoma track team met defeat at the
hands of the University of Missouri
when the Tiger cinder squad invaded
sooner territory for a dual meet on
Boyd Field here Saturday.
With an aggregation Of nine team
men, the Missouri squad tore through
the Oklahoma ranks, piling up a total
score of 70 points against AZ for the
Sooners.
Waddell Of Missouri carried away
first honors by collecting 13 points for
his team. Brutus Hamilton, his team
mate. was runner-up for individual high
score man, taking first in the javelin
and discus throws. "
Both teams were pushed to their ut.
most. Missouri carried away nine firsts
and tied for first in two events. Okla.
homa took three first places, tied for
two firsts and placed eight times In
second position.
The mile relay went to Missouri.
Ruark, Pittenger, Evans and Utz GOV.
cred the distance in 26 is seconds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
MUSKOGEE PROMOTER TO
STAGE BIG BOUTS THERE

MUSKOGEE, Okla.-Announcement
was made that syndicate headed by
Jack Hardin, president of the Musko.
gee team in the Southwestern League,
next month would begin to stage a
series Of wrestling and boxing bouts
here. The opening card will be
wrestling match between Ed ("Strang-
ler') Lewis and Stanislaus Zbyszko, to
be followed with a 15-round fight be-
tween Charley Young Fitzsimmons and
Pat Walsh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
SPORT BRIEFS

DETROIT Denny F'rush of Cleve-
land and Johnny Reisler of New York
probably will be suspended from Michi.
gan rings for year, according to
Charles p Campau. boxing commits
sioner, as a result of their alleged fail.
ure to put forth their best efforts here
last night. They were scheduled to go
10 rounds The bout was stopped by
Canlpau in the second.
NEW YORK. - Earl Thompson,
Dartmouths star hurler today clipped
one.fifth of a second worlds record in
the rs yard hurdles when he defeated
Harold L. Barron of Penn State in spe-
cal invitation race at the Dartmouth
Columbia track meet The old record
was 3-5 seconds, made at an indoor
meet Thompson's time was 9 2-5 sec
onds.
LINCOLN. - The university Of Ne.
braska defeated Iowa state college OF
Ames in a dual track and field meet
here Saturday rs TO SO.
OMAHA, Neb.-William Lee, left
fielder of the Omaha Western League
club has been sold to San Antonio Of
the Texas League Club. Richard O'Con.
nor, who played with Des Moines last
year is scheduled to join the Omaha
team at Des Moines.
ST. LOUIS. - Weller Cochran, chal-
lenger for the worlds 1872 balk line
billiard championship has finished train
ing here for his match, starting in
Chicago Tuesday with Champion Jake
Schaeffer. Jr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14

games with q single in the third in.
ming. Score:
Brooklyn -------------100 900 002-3
Cincinnati ---..--..--OO0 PAL 01x-s
Summary: Two base hits. Duncan,
Hargrave, Caveney, b. Griffith; three
base hits, Wheat, Burrus, Hungling;
home runs, Wheat; double plays, Cav
eney TO Daubert; Duncan to Bohne;
Bohne 10 Caveney to Daubert; bases on
balls. off Shriver, 4; Donohue / struck
out by Shriver. 2; Mitchell, l; Donohue,
3; Runs. High, Wheat. B. Griffith;
Burns. 9; Daubert. Bohne. Hargrave,
Caveney, 2; Harper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
TOLBERT COMES TO o. U.
AS FOOTBALL LINE COACH

NORMAN. - James r. Bon" Tol-
bert of Hobart, all.American football
guard. holder OF the international in.
tercollegiate shot put record and one
Of the greatest athletes Oklahoma has
ever produced, will succeed Grover c.
Jacobsen as line coach Of the University
of Oklahoma football squad. It was an
nounced here late today. Tolbert also
has the distinction OF being a three
letter man in one year at Harvard uni.
yersity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
TOLD In BRIEF
RESULTS SATURDAY
Oklahoma League.

Corsicana 8; Ardmore 6.
Paris 5; Sherman /.
Mexia Z; Bonham 5.
Greenville 6; Cleburne !.
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2. off Rainey /, off ArEuijo 3 innings
pitched, by Yeager 2 Ia. by Keichum
I 2'S. by Young 2. by Rainey Ia. by
Arguijo 30: hits. off Yeager 6. of
ke,chum 3. off Young 4. off Rainey 9.
off Arguljo 2. Passed bali. 1emasters
Time Of game 2:i5: Umpire Tanning.
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I,rookIyu toses.

CINCINNATI. - Brooklyn Nation.
ais last to the Reds here to 2. The
Reds batted Shriver. and Mitchell hard.
while Donohue for Cincinnati. kept the
hits well scattered. until the ninth In.
ming when Wheat made home run.
Dsubert hit safely Cor Il straight
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lin; errors, Wambsganss, Sewell, Har.
ris, Peckinpaugh.
Yanks Are Better


NEW YORK-Detrot defeated the
New York Yankees in hard fought
thirteen inning game here to s. De-
troit won off Murray a recruit New
York pitcher in the thirteenth when the
Tigers punched four hits and eacri-
flee for three runs. Score:
Detroit --- 1000 020 10 010 s-S
New York -------000 001 800 010 0--5
Summary: Two base hits, Miller,
Baker; home runs, Clark. Blue, Witt,
double plays, Jones to Blue to Jones,
Blue to Rigney to Blue: bases on balls.
Ehmke, Shawkey 8; struck out by
Shawkey 3, Murray II Ehmke 8; runs,
Blue. Jones, Cobb, Veach 2. Heilmann,
Clark 2, Witt e Fewster. Miller 2; Er.
rors. Blue, Veach, Clark 2, Miller,
Schang.
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lacks Coming IInmr

SOUTHAMPTON -7- Jack Dempsey
sailei'.for the .tlnited. stairs ON the
Aquiiania. He was hidden godspeed by
the mayor OF Southampton and numer.
Gus sporting celebrities as he boarded
the steamer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
Texas League.

At Wichita Falls 4 Houston 8.
At Dallas Z; Beaumont 6.
At Shreveport 3; San Antonio 4.
At Fort Worth 2; Galveston /.
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ST LOUIS. Bases ON balls and
errors gave st. Louis a 6 to 8 victory
over Philadelphia In loosely played
game here. The locals were out hit.
two to one. but made the most Of the
visitors miscues. which resulted in
breaking Philadelphia winning streak
OF four straight games Score:
Philadelphia ----------200 100 OO0-5
st. Louis ------------3O0 O3O Oncx--6
Summary: Two base hits. Walker.
Mclfenry. Hornsby. Fletcher. double
plays, Toporcer TO Hornsby TO -Four.
nier; Lebourveau to lienline. bases on
balls off Ring. 8: struck out by Ring
.: Winters, 4. North. 2. Pertica. 4:
runs, Rapp. Walker. Williams. parkin
son. Fletcher Smith. -. Torporcer. 2:
Stock. 1lornsby; errors. Walker, Park.
inson. 2. Smith. Torporcer.
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NBatted for Wade 7th
xXBatted for McCombs in 9th.
XNxBatted for Blackburn in 9th.
Score by innings:
'ftrdmure' -; =. =-----..0S0 O20 1x-6
McNia ----------------OOO 600 OOO-O
Summary; Runs Clopp, Payne,
Young @ Bogus. Lemastefs: errors.
Blackburn, Wade; two base hits. Payne
Ballifant; sacrifice hits. Jones. Balli
FAINT, Behren double plays, Timer to
Young, Mnrberry to Blackburn TO Er.
win; struck out, by Timer 6; Marberry
8; bases on balls. off Timer 2: off Mar.
berry !; stolen bases, Young 3: Bali.
FAINT, Bryan; time OF game 1886; Um.
pire Tanning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
WILSON HIGH BEATS THE
A. ii. S. AGGREGATION

Their first game away from home
was a defeat for the Ardmore kigh
school aggregation Friday when the
Wilson high school baseball team trim
med the locals to the tune of to 6.
Sullivan for the locals did some good
work in the pinches but vas dragged
in the sixth and Willingham was sub
stituted.
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American League

Boston 3: Chicago /.
Philadelphia Z; st. Louis 4.
Detroit s.; New York 8.
Cleveland 8; Washington 4.
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National League

Boston s; Pittsburgh 5.
Brooklyn 3; Cincinnati s.
New York 0; Chicago 8.
Philadelphia s; st. Louis G.
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Southern Association.

At Mobile 3; Nashville 2.
At Atlanta 6; Chattanooga 3.
At New orleans 8; Memphis 4.
At Birmingham s: Little Rock 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
Summary: Two base hits, McClella,
Uhle is Knocked Out

WASHINGTON. - Cleveland nosed
out Washington five to four in a close
ly contested game. Francis gave the
visitors only six hits, but was handi-
capped by poor support. Bagby stop
ped Washington after Uhle had been
knocked out of the box.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
Chi Gets Two Hits

BOSTON-Pennock held Chicago to
two hits, boston winning 3 to l. Chi
cagos single run was the rise of err
rors by Pittenger and Smith in the 9th.
In the fifth, Harris hit a home run
over the left center field fence and
then three errors, two by Johnson, gave
the home team another run. A pass by
Leverette in the seventh and hits by
Menosky and Pratt, scored the third
and last Boston runs. Score:
Chicago ------ ---------000 900 001-1
Boston ------ ---------000 O20 10'-3
Summary: Two base hits, Mcclellan;
home run, Harris; sacrifice, Mostil,
Ruel, Dugan; Double plays, Johnton to
E. Collins to Sheely, e. Collins to John.
son to Sheely; Left on bases, Chicago
2, Boston S; bases on balls off Lever
EFT 4, Pennock /; struck out by Lever
ette 2, Pennock 8; passed ball Ruel.
Umpires, Walsh, Chill and Owens.
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Summary: Two base hits, Judge,
Gosln and Harris three base hits,
Evans; double plays, Wambsganss to
Sewell to McInnis, Sewell to McInnis 2,
Rice to Judge to Bush, Brewer TO
Charity; bases on balls off Uhle 4,
Francis 2; struck out by Francis l.
.Sewell, Uhle, Harris. Rice, Judge, Cos
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14

"a 8acana ------------O3s OOi oOs-9
nummary: 2.base hits. Gfubb. Nc.
r2hter. Osborne. Sengotta; 3.base hit.
nolte. runs. Jones. Behren. Gle.
l secrlflce hits. McCollister: stolen
mses, Bailifant: struck out; by Yeager
>. BY ketohum 2. by Young 2. by
.sainey 6. by Arguiio 1. Base on balls
.,ff Yeager 2. off ketchum 1. off Young
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14

BIG DISCOUNTS ON RUGS THIS
WEEK. SAVE BIG MONEY. PHONE
11O5. A. c. YOUNG, 218 WEST MAIN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-14
Western League.

At Wichita 3; Tulsa Z.
At Des Moines .; Omaha /.
At ST. oseph s; Oklahoma City o.
At Denver 0; Sioux City 4.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Corsicanu ut Ardmore.
Mexia at Bonham.
Cleburne at Greenville.
Paris ut Sherman.
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ecorc by innings,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

Clera
Bf HARRY y LIZ
U-Ftf| neputy
tari rfl| 20 81
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FOR SALE ~Typewriters

Nn sALE rvrrwMTFRs-Au kinds.
both ueW snd second hand. h1ufht
ipld rsutad and rcyaired, Alhuauer
un- Typewriter EEchAnge Phone gu3sI.
SOC X nth Hnnrth Sc
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FOR SALE-A single comt Rhoae !alara
Rod hen and enrGfrcl These are good
sioct nnd will be- sold AZ : sacrifice.
Phone Ig4sI
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FOR RENT Rooms

roH -iislf housckrgUIns roum
sss Hath and phone Mrl peauIH
rHlii 'n tio Nrst Gold
FIR Ut Tao rooms private homo,
s""N Ht.tlon near Robinson Iark
40 rr Hirucrs gao a Niuih
OR % NT-SiHrtiy high eiass room
rnffhHru aud south rrpufurr sIufn
raft Jog rorrh private home tssi
fnsiif . s'n. f'htinmAn preferred
tuA Nrff-hHHm SO West t1rrer.
Irs 4Hmr talL North rhIrI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

srlrE n0TfL ~ ~. allA wo1t
Cenirll
UuuNiAU ROUSE f- sale see Kelly
els W uali rtare al
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FOR NE Houses

ruR sALE Elghi room modern stueea
bungalow. cirle tn fine loratian is
hishisnds uil pay for Itself cune7
ieaylns city viii sacrifice Phone -i2o n
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FARMS N

SMALL FARN wANTFp-H vaa nave
-ni Iov priced FERN far sats Or
1.' m' a aHrs with hI ae
haAHr D.. Qaaan ArE
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. lgesi

LEGAL NOTICE
NO. Igesi.
TATE or SFW MEXfCD.
laaty Of h-ruslHlo
Nrs Iaa 81 seth rlairiin
N
Tho Jesuit Society ~ Rev Mrrieo. q
corporation a1d 200 unknown heirs At
IHH 90 hffsrI Alloy Haldassarre TO-
H a ~ nUnfiis decreased and Oh
uukrHvu hrirs AZ Iav ~ g. N Cam.
upH tHreasei and ODD unknovu heirs
.td aI unknuwH claimants and OH pol
I%H''ro7f air0rHr fa ihe n~laiatiff To- 'hr
NOTICE Or SUIT
ngH H' fH thg gyr named
.HW.H plaintiff Ha. begun action
ssIHHl FHH HHI 'Hrh rf YoH boo uhlerJ
iN0H.. f.Hs tH auift luF HI IHs uIalrtlr
H Hri fa trsR HraI estate tifHsted aud
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rrrrH 0f laud sItratsd alonr
Control susrae % lhe rifr af AIhu.
ea' gr1 On he'nalug and
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ditch ~ Albuquerque on tho sauth
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n ihe east by rfnperiv % = %
% Edaa-to Maut1ya sa.i land
Hs1surrs ffty frnl feet frontage
along Central avenue hv fe1 BON
HreI Hui tHirfv live l1IfI feff mtrH
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avenue ta the said rc~Iuia
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riai. 'ft estate ln fhs foregoing o.
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Two lots. 2bEias sdjoinirg
nwrsf lravinr trwn VIII
Addrrss . core Herald
1lhy foot lot on Past 81.
HIGHLAND Park 5000. With
$40 monthly j A Ham
Lad silver
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Trrrr orc 81 pounds ~ mlt m
.H. .uu ~ water from tho At
'YnI.H ocean, whii" tItre Hrr is1
ftH wHfHg
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~. iOO-Five. room frame, modern. IN
good condition. convenient 90 shops
o.. s0O-Sevsu room d0ciilnr on eotnct
Dot. t0Ortt4 feet fine location IN
Highlands. close In.
ia.O00-Fiys room frame bungalow new
aud veil built tnodsC al ilcoia
fire place: East Central.
g. bO0-5.room brick. isfH, Fupi iura
tion. close M ard Watd garage lawn
cement walks.
A. FLEISCIIER, Realior
Loans. Fire Insurance. Automobile In
Surety Bonds
Phone GA III South Fourth ~,
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rOh Apartlneut

FlK BaNT-Ra1ms Toe light hoas,leep
fHs goo It.a4 ST. Phone sta.J.
fNk RENT THI room. aud a~Irrriic
porrf modern Phone 2llf %
tWu parity flIulsned r11tls iut ignt
t"usctrerlHE llUs 4 Second ~
Nru Mott CLAs, n.4rmenis In first
r.ass IursIiIY y hamuund ga T.
sil,sl rnair i5-2-R
FOR KENT-Thfrs room sieam heated
apartment and bath. A~lonquefqus
Hotel siua Eorih Second
fuh RrNr-Nss hisa e,ass spar,msni.
fa-'us Highland park j a Hammond.
~! fusi silver rhoue is22R
fuH AENf- The, and four ruom Oar.
msh,u moderu apartments an1 houses
NcNlNiUu q Wood goo Wet Gold
.fuR RENT Two foam furnished apart.
aeH' het ard cold water haht and
telephone uah teih south h~raadsay
tuh UtNI-Lhrsr front raom vel
furntshett in tcsirHhls part ~ tow
esenahle rfet so Vet riirrss Ave
fuR RENT Three room mmisbrd arart
mrui atusm heat bot and cold water
shts and telephone paid AZ p soutn
broadway
fOR BENT ons hrse cod one sHsr
srar'mcn' f%grunhrd complete o.
h4sEDA,srigs Nrans afartments. 2ia
81 ~tfenth .trret Phone ati
.FuIt RrNr Desirable flrn he'd apau
mont fotr rous and bath larse
Eaatrt in sleeping porch. l1is West
central rhoae ioisW morr'u-s
WtfitiNGIlN APARTMENTS
TIE arirat 49, o. GATE and fnrH' located
~ itr tilfr. hf inN- West Central runi.
uruIslrf arartuFrt r"H vacant. fulI
lrl formation az Apartment No. , ID.
tatin nror
ROOMS WITH A
tuR RENT Room aud board 90 90 a
w,es "a 81 second
FuR HfNr Room end baarc ai new
hfta lll 81 hrnldahy Phone tY1iW
WANrfn-rhldrru 90 'faam and board
hy The month uunr's care yery reason.
able $50 south iNgt Phone l2tI N
GOOD BOARD and room. $1,000 per
sest two ~ one room. % % o ailta
south second Phone 0b1-j.
CAN ACCOMMODATES on moro health.
Hrfer large nlnm aud porch call
bell and frHl service special lfUf.
nurse in ATTENDANCE daY nnd NIghf. rG.
celienl mcala iii6 south fdith. phone
ifea VI
RESERVATIONS nay nov 20 had 81
ST JOHNS sANATURiuM fEpiseo'
pail. Rates fiT.6o 70 SIS 10 per
week Includes private room With
sleeping porrh connected in bath and
toilet. Medical ears medicines. genera
uursing EHeslieni meals tray service
No eKsfas All rooms huva steam heat
Int aud cold mnnins water Rev. ".
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ED-Automobiles


.smsn 800 90 and com
1 sril guaranteed cord and
|lfeet from factory AZ leg.
/ eoodstnck Tire Co. ltO6
IN lhlrAan. ~
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ADOnEs FOR sALE
Any Sire wanted. Priced right and
we'll maAe Phone 1889 or can Ut
TO south Cedar.
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NOR sALE-Escep,ional bargains IN
used tries asxi and a0,aA Also
very reasonable. Ncintots Auto Co.
al W Copper Ave
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Real Estate

" % % HOUSE a bar
I lraying city NJ n Hish
|ftreo lots IN most desirahle
Fast silver Phone 1918
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bTICE


j lives in the hou1e u
a0t North Thiriecnth
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WANTED
Will sAcRlFIcE plANo
AGENCIES

DEFECTIVE AGENCIES
DETECTIVE AGrscY -rtop, o12 ~
FOR sALE-mIscelancous
SAXAPHONTS AND HORN nca sud
lsed ElIts rlurs JH-i
FOR SALE Field sr1Ut Shasta lsity
and violet plnutl fhnur icika
fOA SAIL ROYAL 30. 10 model tyre
writer, 600 = Coal Ave.
TOR sALE-Chyap Remington pump
hnmmeTsss take down gun. 1u1 ~.
fRY B.sdY's milk ssiisiasiloa sasfsa
ICED Phene 2tia k-A
FRESH BARBECUED meat al tinds
ioa ~ Coal Phone i5o5.W
FOR SALE Ter diamond hyaliiefs aad
diamond rins cheap. rhone 90 W.
i5Go-w or cal a. 3ib West Moun.
tain Road
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nest 80 very good coalition 80
Appiy OF North Thirieenth 81
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musician. See u aud hear 49,
Phone iOe.
practically new $50. Address hox
u b. care ~ Herald.
COgNRED BODY Tor Ford Fine Tor
handy md cleaning business Make
~ affsr i'houe rf5
FUk sAl.E Wooden DRY goods boxes sid
packing easss inosty large. kAhn's
Stove. i0a North First
rYPEwHiTERs--An makes. sl5 ana
up. 5000 per month Albuquerque
ryps~riler E~Hehaage, ia2 south FOURTH
SPANISH AND P~RiNETAkER oui1n
piants. $40 per thGnsAnd postpaid
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Ncv Mrxico.
PIANOS AID PLAYKR ftANOs-Prs-
Nsr values. Phore 100. Geo. r..
LeafnArd Piano Co 2la 50. Walter s..
phone 100
FOR SALE-A single comt Rhoae 'liard
Rcd hen and e0rEfrel These are good
sioet aud viii De- sold a. = sacrifice.
Phone lelsi
NOR sALE-Esceptional bargains In
used tries 3sx4 and a0sah Also
ssverAl spetli ghts slightly used Prizes
very reasonable. McintosA Auto Co.
Ni W Copper Ave
Buy acclimaied ree from the
Albuquerque Nurseries. Got cat
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ADOBEs FoR sALE
Any sire vantcd. Priced right and
we'll made Phone 1881 NJ can NJ
no south Cedar
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-27
SAILORS STRANGE WILL
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Iuv AssOcIatea Press

London, July 10-Strange as the
story of any document told in fiction
is that of will which has just been
admitted to probate and is now filed
in Somerset House.
L. is the "last will and testament
of a sailor, William Skinner, who
lost his life when his ship, the hide
fatigable, was sunk in the battle OF
Jutland. 1t is in the form of the Or
binary Identification disc. On one
side, in the usual deeply-punched
letters, appears the name, number
rating and religion of the man to
whom it had been issued.
On the other side the disc appears
at first sight to be just circular
piece of smooth, polished brass But
when viewed at a certain angle, there
can be seen about rs minutely en-
graved words. With miscroscopf
they can be plainly read. Tley con
stitute SINNERS will by which he be
queaths everything to his wife. The
disc had been recovered from the ses
with SINNERS body and one being
cleaned revealed its secret.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-27
LEGION MEN HOT
ON TRAIL DOCTOR
To MR.. HARDING
National Commander OF
Disabled Veterans Says
He's Nuisance
NY Associated Pressl

Cincinnati, July 27.-Declaring
that Brigadier General Charles F.
sawyer's connection with the govern
ment's disqualification program for
men wounded and dishabilitated in
the world war has been "meddle-
some, troublesome and void Of any
beneficial results whatever" Captain
R. H. Cook, of Buffalo, national COM
mander of the Disabled American
Veterans of the World War, in a
statement today said that the organ
ization comprising more than 10000
disabled men "would leave no stone
unturned until General Sawyer was
removed from the position he now
holds"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-27
American Charity
Is Only Hope for
Starving Armenia
,By Associated Pressl

Son,sonn Asia Minor, July 81
AMERICAN charity is keeping alive the
remnant of the dying Armenian ma
TOW When all other countries turn
sd = deaf ear to the privations and
horrors of the Armenian population
the American people donated$6o,OOo,-
400 and 3OO,0OO,Ooo pounds of food
st,,ffs and relief supplies. Scattered
throughout what was once the Arme-
MAN state are today more than 3oO
American men and women who are
working valiantly to save the last
vostiges of this oldest of Christian
rocas in this far-off continent
The Americans are concentrating
+boir attention on the legions OF par
on+loss children which make Arme-
Mo the largest orphanage center the
n,or,d has ever known. In Iranscau-
oosia alone are gathered the child
hood of 100000 Armenian refugees
,,bo fled before the Turks from Ell
,o,9,m Trebizond, Van and bltliS
America has become the foster-par-
~ Of these unhappy, shelterless
youngsters. ,n;zo5 IS
bospitals, SO clinics, and numberless
%SIiaf stations throughout Asia MI
n @ In a single month they give
medical me-, treatment to more thar
,oo oOO patients. In the Alexandra
pol orphanage alone there i. are NOR
han 1000 children suffering from
! +,.achonla.