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The Jones County news., 1922-08-15
NotIce ol speeiaI IsIeelIon

Notice is herby given 70 The
qualified electors Of the Oak
Bowery Consolidated Public
School District Of Jones County
Mississippi, Of an election to be
held on the fret day Of septem-
Der, 1922, at the residence Of A
9 B Tisdale ~ the Oak Bowery
Consolidated Public School Dis
trict on the question Of the iasu-
ance oi the bonds Of said Oak
Bowery Consolidated Public
School District "a tie sum Of
100000
To pursuant To an order Of the
Board Of Sup isora Of Jones
County, Mississippi, paaeed q
thoir Regular August. 1922. meet
ing there will DO held on the Let
day Of September, 1922, at the
residence Of A. G. 3. Tisdale in
said Oak BowerY Consolidated !
Public School District Of Jones
County, Mississippi an election
at which all qualified electors Of
said Oak BowerY Consolidated
Public School District may vote,
or the purpose Of determining
whether or not the bonds Of the
said Oak Bowery Consc lidated
Public School District which is
composed Of the territory cescrib
ed az; sections "a, IS, 36,25, rs
27,22. % and 10, and that part Of
Sections B, 10. IL, IA and "a west
of Leaf River. Township s north
OF range IA west; Sections 30 and
81 and that part OF Sections 20
and 80 west of Leaf River, Town
snip s north Of range l3 west.
Jones County. Mississippi. shall
be issued in the sum of $1,000. 90,
for the purpose Of erecting a
school building and teachers
home, equiping said school build
inc and teachers home and K
purchase land upon which to erect
said school building and teacher
home, in the said Oak Bower,
Public School District. Said bond
to be eerial bonds in denomina
tions Of $4,000 each, bearin
date Of September lst, 1922, bes
ing interest not to exceed six pc
cent per annum from date there'
1ayable semi annually on the il
day OF March and the lst day
September of each and ever
year during the life Of said bond'
aid bonds to ma ture as follow
to.wit: Two Of said bonds to ma
ure on the let dav Of September
9a3 and two Of said bonds to mi
ure on the 1st day of September
each and every year thereafter
to and including the year 1882.
a majority Of the qualified eleC
ors Of the said Oak Bowery Co
solidated Public School Distr
voting at said election shall v,
for the issuance in said form a
manner and for said purpo
then the bonds shall be issu
otherwise not.
Said bonds to be issued as p
vided by Chapters 10 and 207
the Laws of Mississippi for
year 1920 and amendatory
thereto.
Witness our signatures this
7th day Of August, 1922
W II Hodle
J Il Bush
S I Merritt
Election Commissioners
Jones County, Mississippi.
alA
The Jones County news., 1922-08-15
F0R sALE

HEMsTITCHINC & Picodng.
Attachment; superior ofvice
fils any sewing machine; attach
firmly; eaisly adjusted Price
SO 90 delivered, with complete
Instructions and samples Of work
Orders filled PROMPTLY Superior
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500 Starr ST., Corbus Cnrieti,
Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
Uans Knepper and Amateur Tone,
Women Coli Stars
Win Valley Title
at es-Buchanan
Close Season With Victory
to Qualify for Individual
Championship.

Captain Laura Harris and her team
of Chain o. Lakes golf stars closed
the .I92e season yesterday az the
Niles Buchanan Country club by de-
fe3t.nr the home team 10 and g.
their victory making them the Off
cial champions OF the ST. Joseph vail
ley
Miss Harris led the attack with a
10 win over Mrs. Montague. Mrs
H. r. Rostiser defeated Mrs. owen
and o Mrs. d. X. Splitter defeated
Mrs Lowry and o; Mrs Kinnison
j. Mrs. White l.; Mrs East /. Mrs.
King Mrs Whitehall o. Mrs Kerr
3. The Valley league trophy viii
so 10 Che south Bend team and Will
be kept at the club house.
The qualifying round for the club
championship for the women viii be
played today or on next Friday as
the players choose. The qualifca-
tion round viii be is holes and eight
players viii so in the championship
fight and the next eight in the class
A flight
After the qualifying round the
players will be paired and Will con-
tinue at match play Mrs. ]. +. Rey-
nolds is the present title holder but
several new players are coming 10
the front and the competition prom
ises 10 be unusually keen this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
Al Feeney Here
With Indianapolis
High School Team
+ Ormer NOtre Dame Star
Works Out Proteges at
NOtre Dame.

AL Feeney one OF the greatest
centers that ever battled for Notre
Dame is i'm the city this week with
his Cathedral high school football
squad Of Indianapolis giving them
preliminary workout at Notre Dame
in preparation for their coming foot
ball schedule
The squad is staying at the uni
versity and working out daily on
Cartier field. The team gives prom
Use Of being one of the strongest prep
aggregations i'm the state and several
of the youngsters on the squad have
all the earmarks of coming stars
Feeney has been working them hard
in an effort to take advantage of the
week of preparatory practice and the
men have stood up under the grind
in good shape
Besides being one Of the best, If
not the best center ever developed
at Notre Dame. Feeney was star on
the basketball team for three years.
His great zine work on the gridiron
was a big factor in making the
Notre Dame eleven western cham
pions one Of his years and his work
is history al the university He is
engaged i'm the furniture business at
Indianapolis and aids his old alma
mater. Cathedral high, during the
school year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
DUTTENHAVER. BUTLER
CAPTAIN. SHOOTS SELF

Harry Duttenhaver. captain OF the
1922 Butler grid team, reported at
Irwin field Tuesday afternoon for
the opening day of practice.
Tuesday evening while placing
revolver in a holster about his waist
Dutteuhaver acCideqtly discharged
the weapon. the bullet lodging ia his
left leg. midway between two arte-
rie,'
Captain Duttenhaver had just re-
turned from a summer on his or
ange ranch i'm Florida and was in
fine form for the coming season.
H4 has been on Pat Pages varsity
eleven for the last two years and in
1920 was chosen aI-state center.
Following the accident Dutten-
haver was removed 10 St Nincents
hospital where il was said today
that ne was resting easy. 80 opera
zion can he performed 10 remove
tae bullet az this time it was said al
the hospital because OF its DANCE
rous location.
The accident robs the Butler
squad OF Its captain on the first day
OF the season. i is thought ne may
be able to be fin the game again late
i- October
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
A thIetics' Boss
Fights Hard For
SeUenth Position
Saws His Ball Club Is a Joke
No Longer-Hss Been
Unlucky.
BY BILLIE Nv ANS.

Seventh place VIII make as dig
a hit with me IN 1922 as the winning
OF pennants did not so long ago"
Connie Mack said 70 me recently,
when ! came 70 Philadelphia 70 UNI
pire a series between Boston and the
Athletic series on which seventh
place hinged.
] had just come over from New
York, from officiating at the series
between the Yankees and St. Louis
hectic Struggle for hrst place.
81. Louis invaded New York with
half game lead. BY winning the
first game It increased this 10 a
game and a half. Then the Yankees
won the next three. Leaving New
York In front by a game and a half
The final game went II innings
Smiling But Serious.
When 1 came out TO start the first
game between Boston and the Ath-
letics Mack remarked to me:
Well you're in for another
crucial series"
A bit Of smile played over his
countenance as he said It.
From the sublime 10 the ridicu-
lous." remarked one OF the players
on the bench.
This didn't make a hit with Con-
that feeling Off.if it existed among
any of his players.
Finishing in seventh place this
year" he said. will be "a pleasing
10 me as winning pennants in the
old days"
lie was perfectly serious.
Luck Against Him.
For seven years he has held the
undisputed right TO last place in the
American league. Several time ne
shas felt that he was certain to kes
II goodby. but the fates were always
against him. He wants 70 finish in
seventh place because he feels that
it will be q step in the right direction
ami that getting out OF last place
will have a good psychological eff
feet on his players.
It may sound strange, but Connie
Mack is handling every game down
the home stretch of the present sea
soR as carefully as # his club were
IN the thick of the pennant fight. lie
Is shooting at seventh place. Fin
shing there will carry with it much
honor
Mack feels that finally l.. is on the
way 10 better things Finishing
seventh will confirm him in his be-
lief.
No Longer a Joke.
Il have a great catcher. my pitch
ing staff is constantly improving.
Dykes and Galloway are fixtures at
third and shot" he explains. THE
veteran Young and the youngster
sheer Will take care Of second.
Hauser at first can hit. and is sure
greatly 10 improve his fielding now
that he ia being played regularly.
The outfeld satisfies me- The Attn
letics must be rated as a joke ag-
gregation no longer. My team has
passed out Of that class.
II want to finish seventh this
year Next season l will be aiming
notch or two higher"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
NET STARS GATHER IN
PHILIY FOR SINGLES

PHILADELPHIA Sept. I.-Ter-
MS players from far and near were
gathered lu Philadelphia Thursday
fo- the national lawn tennis cham.
pionsh,p singles tournament which
VIII begin O.. the courts Of the Ger
mautown Cricket club tOmorvow- a
weather forecast OF clear and cooler
with light nor.hwest winds encour-
aged the enthusiasts. OF a few OF
she 122 entrants practiced at Ger
mantown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
REDS DOWN CARDS
FOR THIRD PLACE
North Pounded Hard Rixey
Is Effective in the
Pinches.

CINCINNATI. Sept Cincinnati
advanced TO third place in the Ma
tonal league race Thursday by win
ming from 81. Louis 10 to o North
was pounded hard i'm the first and
fourth, 10 men going to bat i'm the
latter round ant seven Of them
scoring RtXey was effective untu
his team has secured a big lead
when he let down in his work
Score:
s.. Louis ...OO1 O02 DIP 6 10 g
Cincinnati .30a 700 0Ox-1O IS >
North. Blrfoot and Ainsmith
clemens, R.Xey and Wingo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
S0X BEAT INDIANS
IN TENTH INNING
Yaryan Hits Home Run in
Extra Frame chalk
Splits Finger.

CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Yaryan,
forced into the game in the 10th
after Schalk's finger was split by
foul tip off Stephenson bat cracked
out a homer which gave Chicago
a 9 to victory over Cleveland. va
ryan was the first man up IN the
10th and smashed the bail into the
left field bleachers. Schalk will be
out of the game for several days
Score:
Cleveland ...30I 101 OIL O--S u /
Chicago ....305 900 600 1--9 IA o
Morton. VIM ard O'Neill; F'aber
T Blankensh.p and Schalk Yaryan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
I'D ROUSH SUSPENDED
FOR BAD LANGUAGE.

CINCINNATI sept I'D. Eoush
star autHeidcr for the Reds and for
ncs hoidoI, ki0- was su pended iu-
ccGnteiy Thursday av John a. Hey
dier. president OF the National league
for language which PIE used fr row
w..h the umpire over "a decision on
Tho diamond Yesterday Heyllevs
message go tlc clUn reads
Roush rIenn.tely suspended for
had language fr umpire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
LEONARD AND WHITE TO
FIGHT IN JERSEY CITY

NEW YORK. Sept Benny
Leonard, world lightweight cham
pion. and Charley White Of Chicago
have been matched for u round
contest IN Boyle's thirty acres. Jer-
sey City October 6. promoter Tex
Richard announced Thursday. The
pugillsts Will be required 20 make
the lightweight limit. i35 pounds
a. two o'clock the afternoon OF the
contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
COOPER BLANKS CUBS:
WINS TWENTIETH GAME

PITTSBJ 70 sept. cooper
he'd Chicago 20 SIX h.ts Thursday
and chalked up has goth victory
%. the season Pittsburg winning 6
10 o.. Only one Chicago player
reached third score
Chicago ......000 600 600 7
Pi1sburg .....30O 101 O1x-6 = o
Stueiaud Jones and Wlrts. Coo
per and Schmidt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIN-

RUMSON. " D. sept THE
Ncadow5-ooa polo team defeated
Orange county 90 q Thursday .D
tire second semI-fual match for The
national open championship and won
the right go meet the Ar=en-iue fCur
in hc nnal match Tor Tho title Sat-
t.-dax thursdays match was hard
.--nt som ..ruuLr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
BOUT TONIGHT.

NEW YORK; SeDt- 7-Tho box
ing contest between sid Marks
Canadian lightweight champion.
and Willie Jackson. or New York
postponed Wednesday night because
o. rain. e. scheduled 20 be held Erie
day night ar Eobe.s field. Brook
Ign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08

COLUMBUS. o Sept 7.-Colum-
bus fieided loosely back Of Palmero
Thursday and Louisville won the
opening game OF the seriss. 8 To 4.
Este, was also hit hard but recesv-
ed good support. Hitting OF Schep-
ner featured score:
Louisville lie 102 0O2-s u I
Columbus ....i01 O1O lOO-4 Il 6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
American League
American Association
Yesterdays RESULTS
National League

New York -: Philadelphia G.
Chicago a: PittShurg o..
81 Louis g: Cincinnati 10.
40 others scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
American Association

Indianapolis 4 J.; Toledo l.
Louisville :; Columbus =
No others scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08

Cleveland s. Chicago o. tl0 innings
Philadelphia Boston 4. i1~t -ameI
Philadelphia 3 Boston o. End game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
ATHLETICS TAKE TWO
BATTLES FROM BOSTON

took both games from Boston
Thursday. 10 4 and 3 TO 0. The
visitors bombarded Ferguson and
Karr in the first inning Of the flrs,
game and made four ,uns. Walkers
34;h homer OF the season was made
over the left fled fence n the fitch
inning OF the second game with
Galloway on bases. Rommel was
hit safely out four times IN this
game. Scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
3:ig Trot. Purse 81 600. Three Heats.
Unfinished Wednesday.
SOS Pace. Purse sS.0OO. Three Heats
Unfinished "wednesday

Alm1den onward. uT z. bN Al
MAIDEN Y Bell Onward, tCro7ierF
Robert Direct. chg. ray o.. 2 /
Suufash. blk z. Cox ........ 3
Time. ;O92,. .0Sis. 2:11ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08

Detroit a. -. Louis.
cleveland al Chicago.
Washington q. New York
Philadelphia AZ Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
FaUonian Winner
OF rot; Almaden
Wins Pace Event
Grand Circuit Races Ham
pered by Heavy Track
Cox Injured.

HARTFORD. Conn. SEPT l.
SpeCiaD-F'our races, nine heats
were run off 10 the Grand Circuit
meeting here Thursday In spite OF
"A muddy track. made so by heavy
rains Wednesday.
The 200 pace was won by Alma
den driven oy Billy Crozier Robert
Dlrest. the favorite slipped and
almost fell when the starting word
was given. The 2.05 tr0t was won
b. Favonion in straight heats. The
battle between COX and Murphy for
second money was the feature OF
the event. Mr. Kent. after being
placed sixth IN the first heat OF the
2:lO trot because of an unavoidable
accident in the stretch as the result
of which the horse fell and threw
his driver. Waiter Cox out OF the
track. came back and won the next
TWO heats and he race Cox was
injured slightly IN the left leg
summaries:
e:ig Trot. Purse $1,000. Three Heats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
TODAN'S GAMES
NATHANIEL ,awua


New York AZ Philadelphia.
chicago AZ Pittsburg
-. Louis az Cincinnati
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08

Favor an. b-h-. by y. Malcolm
rorbcs-Anie Watts fEdmanl ...
r Colorado. b.h. Cox ..... 8 .
Princess Etawah. b N. Cane =
WIKI WIKI br.g. tDickers0nl SO
Time. 2l2A. 2:l3la. 2:i3ik.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
10 10. Purse s1.0oO. ThreeHeat..

NJ henf. Dr.h, by Onion AZ
worthy Bisa. COX ...-....--.... s I
Alta Evans. rom Thomas . >
Marion T0ddiRgi0n, chm. lCro-
.ierl Observation-Disclosures. > >
Plain Mac. h T.. (Murphyl -- 3
Peter Blaze. Big. lAckermanl ) .
LOrena Watts also started
Time. . 14i4 9.14a4. 2.I3it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
First Game.

Philadelphia 400 coll 10 3.
Boston ....... 900 O40 OOO-4 Il 8
Mayor and Perkins; Ferguson.
Karr and Ruel
Philadelphia 900 O20 OO1-3 s 4
Boston .......0 900 600 600 Q.
Rommeu and Perkins. piercy
and Chaplin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
STORAGE BATTERY
REACHED new TOP
Profit. Taking Carried p. z. 7.
Down to aoN-Wider Market
for Phila. Insulated Wire

The spectacular rise in Electric Stor.
age Battery. carrying that spcciaMH, "
a new high record for the year at i'2H'
or 3 points above last, nights final quo
tation. and the continued heavy pront.
taking in Philadelphia Rapid Iransl.
were the outstanding Developments OF
the local market. ,.,.
The further elevation Of Electric
Storage Battery was partly In renee.
tion to the buoyant movement IN Una.
stock on the big board, and partly IN
response to the glowing reports con
cerning the growing business OF the
concern. This, It was reported. had
reached such stage as to foreshadow
an early operation Of the new Crescent,
vile plant. The new stock reached
431a on small transactions. which on
the basis Of the proposed exchange OF
four shares Of new for one OF the ola
stock. would give a value OF la for
the old.
The liberal realizing sales in p. r.
T.. which caused a further reaction
to 30ts. or 3h points under the top
price made last week, was not surpris'
ing in view Of the almost perpendlcu-
lar rise from 17ts since last winter.
There was some selling on the valua.
tion figures which are expected to be
presented by the city officials mt the
Public Service Commission hearing.
either today or tomorrow. and which
are expected to show a material diff
ference from that given by. the
company. The shares Of the .underly-
ing companies were not affected. Union
Traction being particularly firm at ~.
The trading in the general list was
quieter. Pennsylvania cascd of to
42ia There was broader market for
the shares Of the Philadelphia Insulated
Wire Company. showing the undcrwrit-.
ing syndicate we're getting into action.
American Stores issues were we'll sus-
taincd. Lake Superior shaded under
II on moderate realizing sales. There
were small dealings in American Gas.
Consolidated Traction Of New Jersey,
Insurance Company Of North America,
Lehigh Navigation. Pennsylvania Salt.
Cambria Iron. York Railways aud Phil
adelphia and Western at unchanged or
slightly changed prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
PRICE movement
MORE IRREGULAR
| Recognized Pool Issues Carried
Into New High Ground, While
General List Hesitated

New York. April II. Heavy profit.
taking sales on tho one hand. and ag-
grcssve pool operations in few So
lccted speculative sp"cinltics on the
other. produced conflicting currents in
today's stock market. Price movement
Of the main body of stocks was more
irregular. as result of the enormous vol.
Tune of realizing which the general list
has encountered in the last two or
three sessions. The trading however.
even in the stocks where the profit
: taking sales wre the heaviest. was about
evenly balanced and tho reccSsions were
unimportaut. being chiefly Of fractional
! amounts.
Outcome Of tho first session Of the
Genoa Conference was generally sat
/ lsfnctory to both the financial and mar
ket community. and had tho technical
! position Of the market been otherwise.
there Is no doubt but that the news
! from Italy would have supplied fresh
| impetus to the constructive movement.
| The powers TO be-. however. we're dis
posed 10 encourage n moderate reac.
tion. feeling confident a buying power
AZ slightly lower levels is gathering
steadily and is certain to provo moro
than effective in ofsctting sales of early
purchasers.
II was these underlying buying orders
which kept the reaction following the
higher opening reaching material pro.
portions. As a matter Of fact. tho whole
market continued 10 give ground stub
hornly aud as soon rs realizing pressure
relaxed prices rebound easily. In the
meantime renewed pool activities was
in evidence IN scattering parts of the
list with Ill" same rcmarkabl" sue
cc.sful results. Studchakor. Central
Leather. American Can and Stronbcrs
NJ gains Of ~ 4 points were added to
the many now high rccords for tho year.
Among tho less conspicuous shares Iron
Products at a gain of "a, points and
Electric Storage Battcri's rise Of 80,
points were also prominent features.
These advances wcrc madc during rho
rcactionary turn in which such stocks
as Mexican and Pam american pCtro-
lcum. Famous Players. Westinghouse.
Corn Products. Sears KCebuck and Da-
viSun Chemical worn carried down 70
- points. While tho leading steel shares
showed an inclination 10 slide of. OBJ
srure stool shares. notably Nova Scotia.
.O,iS Storl and British Fhnpir" first rrc-
fcrrcd were in demand at rising prices.
Some uf rho lower priced rails also
made nov HIGHS for fhn ycar. but the
rranspor'atio rrOun aS n whole seemed
10 10 hositnnt as y result of overnight
developments in tho coal strike situa-
tiun. The Intcrhoro conrolidatcd issues
Wcro weak suntS of the utility group.
r"fircting broader dissemination of
plans of tho lntorborough- metropolitan
bondholdors for forcrlcsinr "n rho Inter
borough Ranid Transit stTrk. which was
Intcrborough Consolidated principal
SOURCE Of income in tho days when In.
,rrhDrnuph Ropib Transit ,yn. nayipp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
COTTON MARKET

New York. April 1l,--Another wet
spoil in the central and eastern portions
Of the cotton belt caused irmer open
ing on the exchange. with prices Up !
TO ? points The cables were better
and added 10 the tirmness here. Early
trading features including support from
New Orleans. Wall street and Liver
pool, and selling orders from Southern
wire houses and spot copcerns Later
these offerings supplied the demand and
prices easod about points from in!-
tial levels
The National Ginnors Association sS-
Inmates rhe consumption. Of cotton by
domestic mills in MarGh AZ 81 .nOu
bales. This compares with 41@,0 900 bales
in February aud AIS, 900 bales IN March
last year. census bureau figures.
Receipts at tho ports for the ports
are estimated NJ 90 600 bales. against
| &c. .036 bales we"k ago. 1910 bales q
year ago and @4,TS5 bales two year:
ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. April ll,--'Nho coffee fu-
lures market onened unchanged TO
points higher this morning Trnnsar-
tions On the call werc confined 10 Sep
temher and March.
N midday prices held close TO the
initial gains Of points, there he!ns
lite disposition to sell contracts. with.
however. only moderate demand.
trading being quiet. What firm offers
were here early IN the cost and freight
market showed no lower prices, some
Of them being slightly higher, Jobbng
houses reported firm 70 strong spot
market.