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JOCK HUTCHINSON LEADS
. FOR BRITISH GOLF TITLE
Present Champion Goes Out
in 33 and Finishes
With II. - /!
KInKwooD TURNS IN CARD or7n
Walter HnEcn Prnised by Hilton
Jim barnes, After "a rs ut the Turn.
Mrcts Df.nstrr and Takes ~
Wcthcrcd Did Well.
Hy Harold Hilton,
~ hihroiu hhton,
Editor OF Golf illustrated and Former

Editor OF Golf illustrated and Former
British Amateur Golf Champion.
SANDWICH. ENG. June l3--On tho
first day of the tryout, your boy. did
well. Walter Hagen went out carly
Monday morning on tho Princes
course. which rs the more d!flcnlt of
the two which arc heinz used for ,ho
Tor eight holcs and he played every
hhot much according TO what tho doc
Tor would order.
Ills total AT the eighth hole was 20
al. an. iit,vcrnS G OF iours. There left him
,,"iiiis that Very little harm could
hno oii Ply happen He was hitting the
uisaster He is II better golfer than
no was when he WAS over here last
Tr"r, ,"n,chtns him pla.. was i'm
ii'LchShrlly an Affair golfer, for he
can. when necessity calls kecps balls
LYNX Az low ns Jim Barnes and you
Jim hnhitually drives. He's an arts;
AZ keeping the ball low.
-, ne ,eat or ne day waH the score
present titic holder. l was out watch
ing zoe klrkwooa and Jock In turns.
ION Went re-, out In hurricane style. each
iphE beat homo against the wind.
JOCK lasted best and finished in ia
w ,',om, u! score. and nobohdy. was
icl! away AT the finish and was IL a
very good score for Prince. C1t,rac
Now We come 10 Barnes. the Amcri-
on MS WAY on the outward half. TAX
ing MS task in IA very light; hearted
spirit For nine holes he hal ,akei,
81 strokes. quite a comforting ngurr.
IN qualifying stage. but az tho
twelfth he hooked hts toe shot and IT
finished inside Of n cowshcd. Barnes
spirit and. 20 make sure. he played
the succeeding shot in three different
NAYS ana eventually finished in 81
but Barnes VIII qualify without a
uoNbt lie mas an easier task Tues
gay Whcn no plays his second round
on ~, tcorgc'S course. According 10
present. Indications. a total Of id2 Will
nut any one IN the select circle for
me championship play Thursday and
Mondays play certainty tended to
enhance the prospects OF the Amcr!-
can trio. iiu;chison started with a
brilliant effort and Hagen has gone a
Tong way TO indorsc the opinion OF
his American supporters and ut tho
same time Impress the Hr!t!shcrs who
were inclined to b.. little doubtful
about his ability TO produce his bcst
lively poor showing OF narnc Go inn% hc
placed 10 the cowshcd Incident at tho
thlrtncu,h hole. They viii all as
snrotly hr In Tho fighting limo Thurs
Roger Wcthcrcd DID we'll. His game
may not have been the acme Of ao-
don dll even better. The old gentle
man Harry has struck II streak OF
xHif that he has not been associated
CONFIDENCE. lie 10 not man who is
apt 10 shout his own wares, but "a few
days ago somebody was talking abou,
the chances OF tho younger rlavers
and Harry remarked. well. what
about me-"
And his Z, Monday says. -What
about him."
copyright. 1922. by United News,
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IT u 10 " y %
{ 4si 355-39-Total -
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BROWNS STRENGTHEN
HOLD ON FIRST PLACE
League Lenders Win Close
Game From the
Athletics.
Try Associated Press.I

browns strengthened their hold on
hrst place by ono gamo today by do
fe1t!nE Philadelphia. 3 to 2. This
puts tho locals two and one-half
games ahead OF New York The
winning run was scored In the
seventh. when McManus' single
brought In Tob!n from second To6!n
was Hate on nrst OH GAlloway's low
throw and was sacrificed 10 second
by Gerber. Rain delayed tho game
twenty minutes and Interrupted it
Tor Ave minutes just before tho
fourth inning.
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COACHING SCHOOL
HERE ABANDONED

Lack Of interest I'm the coaching
school Mt tho University OF Richmond
has caused the athletic authorities OF
the Wcsthampton institution 10
ab"nHoh the project this year. Frank
". Dobson. athletic director. was al
W"sthampton yesterday ready 10 be-
Ein the school, but only four STU
cents expressed Il desire 10 take up
diana.
II IS tho plan or the officials at the
university TO inauguratc the coach
ing school next summer for the pur-
pose OF developing athletic directors
Tor rural high schools and prep
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DODGERS, 8: PIRATES. 5

BROOkLYN. y. Y. Jun. IA
Johnston'S single, followed bv De
caihr'S sacrifice and WhcatS single,
t"cnth inning and enabled Brooklyn
- defeat Pittsburgh. to 3 today.
IN" Dodgers staged thrilling raj
~ 10 'ie the score in tn" ninth. sCor-
TWO slnElcs.
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TARS WIN SHORT GAME

NORFOLK, VA. June la-In a
Cos" ana nard-fought game. which
I Umpire Drth called at the end of
n" SKIN inning, on account %: dark
ness Norfolk defeated Rocky Mount
mis- III iernoun by the score OF To 3.
timely ana hard
Fay Vas slightly wild In The
pny""S and MS free passes were
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INDIANS. +: YANkS, >
[Ry Assoc!a,ed press.l

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June Ia
Cleveland defeated New York today,
To ,. making II eight straight de-
icats for New York. Mails pitched
brilliantly until taken out for a
pinch hitter in tho eighth. lilo struck
ont min. hatSmcn. Including Ruth
run with none on in the first in
ming. Ruth was elected from the
game by Umpire D!nccn for dis1ut-
ing decision On Nunamakcr at see
oui in the eighth.
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CARDINALS MAKE IT TWO
STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS
Douglas Hit Hard in Early
Innings, While Pfcfcr
Is Puzzle.
inv Assorintrd Press

NEW NVTEN, Juno ly.--St. T.ouis
hit Douglas hard IN the carly In
hinge today and mNdo Il two s;raiEh,
from New York. To 4. Pfcr.cr was
helped ny Eplcndid support. especial
~ by the !uneld. Hornsby failed 10
hit aafelS, but scored his nftlcth
run. The nrHt National Lacquer 10
reach that mark.
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W. SOX. 2; SENATORS, @.
tRy Associated pres.

CHICAGO. June la.-An cighth-in-
I'm" .i',,t; Ia.!F today enabled Chicago to
ritchinS duel between Schupp and
MoSrlGSc. Schupp had wonderful
s"htro! IN the pinchcs. permitting the
out ten mon. Mostil'S iriplc son, i,s
locals run across the plate. The
nrI"ins OF Arn!e Johnson was a fea
Iurn 800 % 20
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Score ~ innings: r
Chicago ,........... HlO OO3 OGo- .
philadelphia .......... U00 trl 3Ui -.
summary: Two-bas" hits Statz.
Is rug, Fletcher Hcnl!n.. Home runs
Miller. Kaufman, Peters. stolen
bases Parkinson, Nenlin.. SncrInc.
Fletcher Double plays Eapp AN!
leslie Lee, ienlIn" and Eapp Ter
Thatcher and Leslie Left on bases
Chicago, !, Philadelphia, II. EaS.
on ba!ls-on W"incrt. : of Winters.
Si'uland. .: Kaufman. I; Struck
out by St-Uland, - Wcincrt. g..
Kaufman. > N!ts-oif Wciucrt In
innings Winters. in 3. S,culnnG.
IN 20; Kaufman, in =. viii
pitch Stculand, Kaufman C2D. Win
ming -pitch"r-W Winters Losing pitch
CT kaUimann. t'mpircs Moran and
ou!g!.y. Trne-2:26
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PHILLIES, 8: CUBS, 6
lNv Associatci press1-

. IIIII.ADEI.NNlA, Pm. June ia
hone-run dr!V. by Finch Hitter Pc
tors, scoring two mon ahead o: him
~ the ninth inning. gave Pnllddel-
phla an S-to-S victory today over
chicago. In the Cubs half O! tho
sam" inning, with the score tied, Re
cruz; Pitcher Kaufman smashed Il
nome run with Wirts on base.
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Z STRAIGHT FOR TIGERS
lRy Associated press.l

DETROIT. MICH. June la.-Dc-
troit won it's seventh straight game
today by defeating Boston. II To ..
in "A smuggling match. Hc.lmann was
after making ten consecutive safe
hits. Pratt hit a homer over the
score board In the eighth inning with
TWO runners on.
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score by innings: r.
Washington ..- 600 900 Ooo-0
chicago ..... 600 OOO n2X-2
summary: Two-ha hits-Shccly,
'ihALr!ty. Thrcc-basc hits-Mulli-
gan Rice, MOstil. stolen bases
ltnicg". Collins. Sacrifice hit-Mog-
r.cG" Double plays-TohnSOn to
Shc.ly. Left on seS-NNashington
lW. chicago :. Bases on balls-off
E"hnpp. :; off MogridEc, ! Struck
"u'-hv SchUpp. 10. ny ogridgc. |.
HI by pItchcr-hy MogrldEc (Col-
l'nSp. Empires. Walsh. Evans and
oW-us. Time. 1857.
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STANDING OF Guns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
washington AT Chicago.
philadelphia mt -. Louis
Ncn ork "a; Cleveland
boston nj Detroit,
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MERCHANTS TO MEET
MIDLOTHIAN NINE

4 baseball team composed Of the
the midlothian nine this af,srnoan
81 {. c. =. at o'clock The M-r-
chants are composed OF players who
formerly starred n -. 'hm.iia anna
teur circles and are...sa,. t..y' II play
ing good bail. IN recent games 'nc
local team ha- mad. an excellent
showing, MIDI 1th!an has Welt
balanced u!u.
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sa"p ara 1srk s nnd ana "e" ss. s. wsa''n
II; 10 BE C. wsdan G: i Walden.
I:;S-S:Hari sossr, xcn III.
1.saS: e. e. 9 ss "n, and c S Carmichael
T:sS- Mol. and i,enasr.on.
o- O. ws Ma.s a.a "G e o. F. rt r. RappeA
7its-Raymond Mnss!o md Edgar Kaufman
Sos NJ psmsr W.
s:Vo-n n Ellington II.
s Sly ". no h"sssr and md, l. c9awsi
s:ssS-G e Ts.ni,o and XIX Parrish
s;S0-I A. BEDFORD and l. Thomas
s:a@-s p Hazlo and a McKenny
ses oHasi nS 'e hG john GaI y sw.r,xo,
s:eg-Gi; w Stevens
s s:SS-5L S Burnett Ashsy 5 5nD'0"
s:io-psvrr,A Augustine and w NJ Goddard.
sS5s' e 4 F!eYi Ming, ana r. cardoso
sutton and cna 4n i Hyres Watkins
ssS-wia6 n' fsyio and and sdxaT W F W.
s:ts-S p w nn Keen and an, W c Bragg
ss:9eee-John H. Bocock Hugh
,S s:SS-Iawss F. Stewart and Oscar Redford
j 1855 s $, l R1wlnss and NJ. Peck.
i9d5-E n Hotchkiss nd X /. Black
!e2o-lt C. Peck S Newton
H %esd sna G st5n:y F cn7ss
iCsS * ; r. ,N Meade and William H. Palmer. Jr.
i i"tS-M = l.anEhorne and stanley
G 1s"ss and 1G Fr Fl r. M N?Ssay
-! w r. Wood y /. IIawsc
l'o6--iS T. Pcyton NJ. l.. Boyle
i iS1oh M M STaNrSr an" and, r nd l.; II% yo
ii2o-R g. Smith L. Crump.
llc5-T W and II p Iiocn
ii35 ;l!,,,ay NJ Mcclure ana r. c Bryan
I ItSWi Il IN , r: TrEs and Percy stratus
15saA gray . ana I,la,r oo'
l205--W G Locker and Marker
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Kenny Leonard Conndcnt

NLW lOEk. juno benny
LepuaTE lightweight rhamu.gn re-
CARDS HE bout ncNc NprIas rig1,
with Jack Ir.ttou for th. w,.trr-
weight Championship as 70 mere form
atty. Welding "a tennis raegr.at
when IL isn't shocking down Z. host
OF spaTTiNE partners, Leonard etapuud
MS training long enough z, admit
ned t.nish BvItton WIN q k.D.
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Totals ;,;... % $ ms
BUGS SCORE SHUT.OUT

lSpeclal 70 Tho Times Dispatchl
NEWPORT NEWS VA. June 10
Joiii U"sted Lucas in "a pltchtrs'
due! ms AFTERNOON. the Bugs Win
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American Assorintion Results.

CoIUmhus. = Milwaukcc. {.
Toledo. :: Kansas CITY. 3.
Indianapolis, - 81. Paul. g.
Louisville. :; Minneapolis. 10. q
.innlugsD
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international League Results,

Reading , Toronto, /.
Jersey city .. Rochester. 2.
baltimore. II; Buffalo. 9
syracuse Newark not scheduled.
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South AtIantIc Lcnrue ne.nl..

GrecnviIIc, 5: ChHrlOtto .
Charleston, 40: Snartanburr 10
Second game called end sixfh in
ming on account Of darknnss)
Columbia Augusta. POSTPONED ac
count of rain. ~
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W u IVI 7 : 'fTITTlTU ia NIflfh
zone out when winning run scared
Sccf" ny innings II
IiiishurSh ...... 0Ol 900 O22 O0O 90
br"ohlyn 90" TOO 004 900 Ol-.G
summary: Tw"-bdsc hits Grimm
Gooch. High bchcrry. Johnston, r
Griffith. janVriu. stolen bases Carey
90. Gooch. Myers Sacrifccs-C;laY-
ne', Mycrs, Decatur Double plays
vance TO Olson. Olson TO Johnston TO
Mitchell Left on baScs-pittshurph
brooklyn. IL. Base on baIls-ofr
Gla2ner {. Vance. /: Hamilton. /.
struck out-by Glazncr. 3. Vance, e.
Hamilton, !. Decatur. . IIIts-orr
GIazncr. Q in S2-a, OF Vance. in
=; of Hamilton ( in : %: OF Decatur
., IN .. WIid pitch -Glazncr Do,
vance. Passed ball--Dchcrry Win
uinS pitcher Decatur IosIn, ni,,h
"r-HnmlltnG. tmpircs -Srui.li.
and i. Wilson. Time .2.50
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Score by innings: X.
BOSTON .......... OlO 0in O4O--
Detroit ............. 3ll $50 00N-l1
Summary: Two-has hit-Rurns.
Three base hits--Ncach CD. Cutshaw,
Jones. Home run-Pratt stolen
bases-Heilmann. Sacrifice hits
Collins. Ruel. Stoner. Jones, Vcach.
R!gncy. Cobb. Basslcr, Burns. Dou-
bile plays-Joncs. Cutshaw and Blue [,
Ricncy, Cutshaw and Blue. Left on
bases Boston. 10. Detroit, 9. Bases
on balls-off Quinn. 3; off Fullerton.
/: off S,oncr. 4; of Oldham. 2: off
Johnson. !. Struck oui-by Quinn.
|: ny johnson, l; by Stoncr. .. Hits
;: off Fullerton, in l-3; off Old
ham. 4 in Ia: Off P!ercy, in %:
OFF Johnson. . In "a tnonc out in
ninth): off Dauss. none in !. Hit by
pitchcr--by Oldham (Menosky). w in
ming pitchcr--Stoncr. Losing pitche r
Quinn. Umpires. Chill and hide
brand. Time. 2:2I.
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AUGUSTA, CA. Jun" lG.-Ray
spencer, catcher. has been turned
over 70 Augusta. South Atlantic As.
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:3a|Etu !0T IaNsey N seventh
.Satied Tor Y. Barnes IN ninth.

:batied Tor V. Barnes IN ninth
score by innings: r.
g Louis .......... 2n3 600 ooo-5
New York ,.......... O20 600 IOl-i
summary. Two base hits-E
Smith. Bancroft Three base hit
J. Smith. Home run-E. Smith. Sac
rincH NJ -McHenry. Left on bases
New York. ); st. Louis. .. Bases on
aaIlS-on Causey. J. on pIerer /
struck out-by douglas. /: by rfcf-
FER 3. lilts-on Douglas ? in !: OF
CaHsey. none in >. OF V Barnes none
In : Hit by p!tchcr-by Douglas
aFournicC; by pfcT"r (ShinncrsD.
Passed BALI Smith. Losing pitch
er- douglas. tmpire3. Klein and
MCtornlcN. Time. 1880.
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Cuhs Drnn Itecnc.

CubS Drop Itttnt.
PHILADELPHIA, June l?.--Mana.
ger killifer, of the Chicago National
League club. announced today tho re-
lease of Victor Kecnc to the Toronto
Club of the international League on
an OPTIONAL agreement.
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STANDING OF, CLUES.

WIiEHE THEY PLAY TODAY.
PIttnbnrEh ut Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Sew York
Cincinnati Mt B".tnn.
Chicago at phiiadeluh,,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Cleveland. /. Sew York, :.
~. Louis, 3; philadelphia, =.
Dttruit, IL; huston. -.
Chicago. =: Washington. q.
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SUM ary' TWO-has" hIts-MIIIcr.
Perkins, Young. Kolp. Williams.
stolen hascs-Jacobson. Sacrifice
hits-Dykes Gerber, Galloway, John
ston. Double plays McManus and
on Observation-Disclosures 3: ST Louis.
9. Bases on bails--on licimach. 3.
struck out-by llcimach. 3. by Kolp.
>. Hits--off lIcimach. in !. on
Naylor. in /. Wild pitch--K dip.
Losing pitcher Ileimach. Empires.
Connolly and Morarity. Time, ! %.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YEsTIl

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis, 81 New York T.
l'hilndelphin, - Chicngo. q.
ninEs).
Observation-Disclosures IrnIn).
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s'rANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Wilson at Newport News.
Rocky Mount at Sorfoll
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
R1chInOnd. o. Portsmouth,, 2
Norfolk. 1T Rocky Mourn. 3 % i'm
nfn&s, mini.
WtIs0n. 81 Newport News o.
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PAIRlNCS FOR QUALIFYING ROUND
OF GOLF TOURNAMENT ANNOUNCED

In the qualifying round Of The
Country Club Of Virginia OF
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Cleveland.
IotalS .......... 81 ( 10 81 -
'I!attcd for Holman in ninth.
fRattcd for Jones in ninth.
tBattcd for Malls in eighth.

Score by innings: 70
New York .... 100 OOn Mn .
Cleveland .. 0l0 n0S Oay
Summary: Two-basc bits-Iv,..
Gardner. Nunamakcr. Thrcc-hos GO
hit-,IamicSOn Homo pn,b
stolen bases-Ward. Sacrifice hit
Mclnnis. Double play-O'Nciu and
Gardner: j. Sewcll and Wamby. I,cf;
on bascs-Ncw York. I: Cleveland, .,
HasHs on on thalisLoT, Mays. /: of
nails va .: fiits,oM Mays. 0 in 10:
OH Mails. in s: off Jones. in "a:
of Chlc. in l. Struck out-hv
Mays. l; by Mails. 9: by UhIe.
winning pitcher Mails. Losing
pitcher-MayS Tmrircs \aIlin 49,, 'H
Dincen. Time. 2:c5
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Totals ..... 81 II u 81 ID
'Battcd for Picrcy in ninth.
Battcd for Stoncr In nth.
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Philadelphia.

IVihIs ...........35 - u
AIWo out when winning run scored.
'Hattcf :ur Weincrt in sixth
fbaited for Winters in ninth.
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stas o..
IirnnhlNn
fAIItN lOT vance IN niuth.
tIknn fnr Il Griffith In MIMI
zone out when winning run scared
SCOr. bV !unInrs 4

I0",ais .;.....6l { u ~ 10 :
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
Guys Sport Shop
on Magnolia Are.
to Open Tomorrow

A new shop ~ exclus.venezs ana
refinement opens on Monday Jan
uarv 10th. GUYS Sport Shop has
elected 10 locate on Magnolia avenue
witch j. beroi1 ny more and more 4
shopping center Of Daytona The
location. the attractive appearance OF
t3e store vita is elegant appoint
ments. the neaness and freshness Of
the merchandise. are yery promising
assurances thai this shop viii win IN
start favor with ladies' he are seek
Ing fashion fiaery
Stores. Tx people have an lEdiVi ID
ualits and me tralt. II eharae ter II
this store arc al tha, could hesxds
sired II thu NAY q refinement Sni
disturbances Other fashion shops
ander the sanie uiana cement are le.
Gated az the Hatei Clarendon. ~ese
i.seeze Hotel Hlimn'or watch ~
K s ana Pratt treet. Hartford.
conn Inis Hespaahs Of a f5eha
at @xries;e ace aaieh know how -
tii tf.e wants u paftituiaf patson
cas- sport shop ~ll Syee ialize
= tie m ST - coats. suits. gowns.
zkirt~ bsaase iUrs ans ,vearef--
They take .eas4fe n inviting az "a
ts.es T. insp"st th@is varles. anes II
aWli5t. tiHa
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Clarendon Ball. Opening Of
Social Winter Season Here,
Most Brilliant in Its History

c. H Gardiner. VI iss Edna Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shaw Mr.. and
Drs. Geo n. Foote. Alfred Green.
Miss Jean Conrad, Bob Gray. Miss
ShoItz. Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Wiilanne.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Il. Schultz. Miss Dor
othv Schultz. Or. ard Mrs. Fred
fnlezton Of Daytona and Mrs. Sam
u4i Hawns Of Coming, \. Y.
s.r. and sirs. Dar +. Ryan. Jr.
Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs g H.
Bracy. San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs
Lindsey Hopkins Atlanta Mr.. and
s.rs. VI. ". Clark and the Misses
Jeff and Ciad6is Thomas OF Day
tona.
Miss Jane Gregory. Lexington. Ky:
Misses Marion md DOROTHY Hobbs.
Newark. ~ j.. Miss yelma Shous
Daytnna: Mr.. ard Mrs. Wesley Sny-
der, Beaver Pa paRl Johnston and
MIR Miller of IJei.ana. l. +. Morris.
Boston. Mss. and & J Mecf4 Of
Daytcna.
*. MeDorald aad Miss agnes
I.at'an Mr.. sna Mrs r. G.
Green % Daytona; MISS Betty Fare
q OfIani1. Miss Marion Brew ter
4. = Daaneiiy and +. ~ Green OF
49,. :. , ,,. III;
- !, -, ,, - r.
F. -. .''' q !, -. -. -
nav q Sc;hreezc. Mrs. ray Riddles
- -.
- = t,--..,s. - na..,,ss
Temp ana Mrs John H. Watkin- u
VI kiscr \ X ar and Mrs Homer
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Henry W. Haynes. manager OF the
Princess Issena, has arranged band
concert for the entertainment of his
guests Sunday evening from 1880 to
10 O'Clock. Mr. Haynes has arranged
Miih Earl Frazer Newberry and his
Exposition Band to play for the
guests and the program has been
left entirely to Mr.. Newberry.
This will he the second occasion
On which the band has pleyesi for
the guests OF the kosel, Mr.. Haynes
having engaged it Tor last Christmas
night .ss.sr.. - ~
The rhildren's playground. which
WIS completed Saturday by Mr.
Haynes, will be opened and ready for
use Monday morning. Yhe play
ground Is equipped with Hills stand
ard playground outfit, which Mr.
Haynes has installed at considerable
expense. and consists Of two slides.
four swings and two see-saws.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

SEASIDE INN

Mrs. w. A. Miller of Columbus
Ohio. and her two sisters. Mrs. J. w.
Dean and Miss Halbedel. have arriy.
ed AZ the Seaside Inn. and will spend
the winter there. Mrs. Aliiler's son
AMI his family spent las. winter at
the Seaside Inn.
The Millers are prominent shoe
manufacturers and are personal
friends of }. p. Glenn, owner and
manager Of the Seaside Inn. and usu-
allv spend their summers with him
in the North
Miss NJ Blandelia Frost and Miss
Margaret 4. Frost Of Louisville. Ky,
who have been visiting in Miami. are
STAYING at the Seaside Inn for cou.
pie OF weeks.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
PRINCE RETIRES.

I HONOLULU. T. H.. Jan. II
Prince Jonah kuhio Kalanianaole. for
twenty years delegate TO Congress
Ham Hawaii and one of the most pic
tre6qoe figures at the nations capt
tai. has definitely announced his re-
tirenleut rom public life att the close
% HIS present term of Office in 1928
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

LOS ANGELES. Jah- 14s-A census
completed by real estate firm shows
that motion picture stars, directors
and producers. have invested $S.000.-
300 in homes in this city These
nmcs range in value from $4,000 TO
4z0O. 200.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-07-20
Bluefield-Federal Court closed after
a very busy session.

Wheeling presbytery of Wheel
ing held a meeting with 90 ministers
and representative laymen attending.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-07-20
CLASH IS FATAL TO
TWO STRIKING MINERS
Evicted Diggers in Tent Colony
Battle With Deputies Near
UniontoWn, Pa.

Point Marion. - Two miners were
killed and one is in the Uniontown
hospital expected to die as the result
of clash between deputies guarding
The property of the Atlantic Coal
Company, three miles from here, and
striking miners who had been evicted
rom company houses and had estab-
ished a tent colony some distance
rom the mines. Six arrests were
made.
According to reports OF the shoot
ng, deputies who were guarding the
property Of the coal company left the
mine and went to the tent colony of
The striking miners. They were or
1ered away and when they refused to
leave, it is said they were fired upon
oy the miners. The deputies are said
% have returned the fire.
State troopers were summoned to
he scene of the shooting and made a
raid upon the miners camp. They
are said to have discovered dynamite
caps and fuse in the colony
Those arrested were ]. V. Coburn
and L. F Lincoln, Jr., deputies; Will
lam G. Watson, spectator, and John
Powlowski, Steve Yul1os and John
Novatney, miners.