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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
TUDI "OCITNA' BOzJA KA-
ZEN?"

66letni metodistovski skof DIR.
Waterhouse, ie bill K,noksville,
Tenn. Cd avtomobila povozen in Sc
sedai bori smrtio.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
Amerika "a SVet0vni mir.
HARDINGoVI NACRTI IA MIROVNE DoGOVORE MED VsENli
NARoDI = CETVEROZvEzA MAJ SLUzI IA VZOREC
Tudi tiger" je "a mir.

Wasbfopton - vada zdruzenh drzav vaznm med
narodnm naer katerh zagOov mir med vsem naroo
Keda bo vada podvzea odoGAne korake tel smer Je odvs
no cd reakeie h o bo pOvzrOea nozemsvu HardngoV
MICA ma kongr pra da maj seVerozveza kaera e od-
strana vono Them IN unlea
sko zveo s kot pogodbe ero ma
sveu pdeo vprasane skpn interest Kakor znano e ba IAN
so limo skenena Wahngonu eetverozvea "a pomanane o
borozevania
To prdsednkovo avo hko smatrao kot izra njegoV
ga upana svetovn MR. kO ne bi ne vladni uranl ppon'
da ne smara izav navaznese predsednlkov1 poac
opomb da vada rztegn ia nacrt ma
svet Sc e a merodajnem mestu potrdila
Celotni naGrt Obsega pOgOdbe med evopeJSkm W
drzavam OBJ atlankem oceanu uzn severn Ame tako
da bi pogodbe razeae preko ceea svea
tenn posamezn dogovori zdruzJo, k pl Sc uoSgo
A'Zdruzenie dez kar preddk Harding oo zaee
voElnega boja zaveza.
pd do sedai nj defivno sesavjen ven
ar sepa goovoso da bo pogooDa op
oaa Zdruzene drzaye Angiio Francio Nemcijo in Haho
zved sredneamerkh drzav katere namen zagotoVl MIR
med republican, sdaj obravava ma To-
zadevni konferenc WashmgOnu ~
Ma nett XII bo vrSla macu 1875
Santiago Chile sn pogodbe katerimi bodo zagoov-
jen praeki OdnOSaji med juznOanerk repuokanl Ii oru
zenim drzavami
Ma poaei teh zavezeo sle k h podplseJo
predo vse spore XII dao pOravna dpomatinm potom
upn Sueau da nevano prav1ce enc drzaVe
vd napada e ge drzav obvezne duge drzave ace po-
vetovana ukrene vendar drzav dozn ao mora
no podpat veGe zaveznikov tej toekl Sc razkuo
pogodbe cd znanega TO- elena Zve narov Kakor o napro
Mix Zvee narodov b dese Glen pmora Idruzene drzave ee b
ppadae da b morale brai ozeme katereko drzaVe k
bi bla napadena.
Nabrze Sc bodo nasi posanik Harvey Fletcher Hougon
h Sc dai nahao Londonu zboruje tocsno konfeenca
nsekh predednkOv pouSai prepriea mnenju
ropskih vad tenn Hardingovem predlogu.
Clemenceau - apostel miru.
Philadelphia George Cmeneeau svoiem govoru sobo
to prporoca da mu zGo Washngtonu pogaanja med
Zruzennni drugm dezeam gde upOsavve svetov
miru
za6etku gOvOra e reke Jaz pnasam dezel
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
KonferenCa nniniStrSkih
predSednikoV.
ANGLESKA VLADA NE DOVoLI NASILJA PROTI NEMcIJI.
-AMERIKA MAJ POMAGA: POINCARE BI RAD
ZASEDEL RUHRSKO OzEMLJE

London H. dec Konerenca ministersh predsednkov
yeznisk drzav XII so zbra da osnova podago
ravano konfrenco Bruu e razba Danes zvecer OBJ se
je bio obavjeno da e prelozena do anuar
Angleska vlada e odba nasne naer XII h je predaga
francoki mnisters predsedn gede zsedanja kega ona
Mnsers predsdnk Bonar Law poasl Pomcareju ola Je
iavno mnene Ang proti ysakm vojaSkm korakom
Neme Poinare zahteva namec ola ased rqhrsko ozm
lie kot pagarancja "a Nem6i dovoleni moratorij
b preozna zao da ia naen preprec jaw
prelom med Franco Ango Vprasanju vojnh odskodn
jih pa6ati Nemcija.
Konferenca bo kkor zatrue bods Londo
ali pa Parzu Med tenn da Sc bodo nase garance
zadovoe Francjo obenem odpave nujnost yoash o
rakov
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
Zdruzene drzave - resilni angel.

Spono prieakue da Sc bo pesrece, peno zane
konferenca, Ameri Spravt Ango Francio zanesve
rkanske sani zaju da bo Anglia brkone stava Ameri
vprsn &c ie prpravena prrtat vone dogoVe Frnce ako
sto naredi tud Anglia
tenn naGu ie bill snoc obvscen nek cpven Amerkanee k
seda mu eku edna bo bkone drani tajnk Hughes d
rektno obveScen posameznosth naGrta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
Clemenceau - apostel miru.

Philadelphia George Cemenceau 6 svoiem sobo-
to prporoea da mai ma Washgtonu pogaanja med
Zruzenm drugm dezeam gede upostavve sveov
mru.
govora j reke Jaz prinaSam tel deze
sporoeilo "Jaz prihajam k vam k interesu miru.
Glede pesednikove poslance ekel To ie vzvSen
membna in plementa beseda Evropo.'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
sporazum nemogoc - je obee mnenje.

francoh krogh odpro priznava da poanena peozev
konference sredsvo da prere preom med zaven
pedvem med Francio Ang ocasnO prznavajo da zelo
da mogla naj podaga kater b bill mogoc
razm med Francijo in Anglijo -,
Nadaie zauje ancosh krogh da Poncare priprav
lien deat sogasu Angeko vado da pa vsled ponega
ozaa Franc prjen zahevati zasedbo ruhkega ozemlja
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12

Konfeenca XII e bla dooeena r. bla preozena do
popodne Med minste predsednk
posvetova da prepreco zadnem trenutku grozec poom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
TENNIS STARS
GATHER FOR L. S.
SINGLES PLAY

. Philadelphia. Sept. tennis play
. ers from far and near were gathered
in Philadelphia today for the national
lawn tennis championship singles
tournament which will begin on the
.ccurts Of the Germantown Cricket
Club a. noon tomorrow. A weather
Z forecast OF clear ard cooler weather
. with light northwcs. winds encourag-
.ed ire enthusiasm Not a few Of the
,l.5 entrants practiced at German
town.
The champion. william T. Tilden.
End, OF phla-elphi-. was in the city
bat did not SHOW up for practice.
Among the arrivals was William NJ
Johnston Of San Francisco. former
holder 81 the title and one of the
strongest rivals that Tildcn will have
% meet
Johnston. however. will have hard
gong II he comes through to meet
T'aon in the final. The seeded draw
has placed the San Franciscan at the
head Of the upper bracket and Tilden
AZ the top Of the lower. with strength
pretty even divided. The Californ-
,an's FIRST match will be in the second
round tomorrow with Craig Biddle.
tho Philadelphia veteran Both drew
Dyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
U. S. Consuls at
Newcastle indicated

Washington. Sept. 1-(By a. P)-
Reports Of two investigations made
bv American diplomatic and consular
officers in England. which have been
received at the state department are
understood to point 10 a complete
vindication of Consul Slater and
Vice Consul Brooks from charges
that they had acted improperly in
urging travellers TO pa:ronize Ameri-
can shipping board vessels and in
discrimination Of the British mer-
chant marine.
Another investigation. however, is
being made by members Of the Amer
lean embassy staff in London. at the
direction Of Ambassador Harvey. and
it was learned today. the British
foreign office also had been asked TO
supply additional evidence before
final action Will be taken in the case
by the state department.
Meanwhile, it was said. there was
no intention on the part OF the
Washington government to reopen
the Newcastle consulate which was
closed when the British government
cancelled the exequaturs of the two
ConSulS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
FIRST FOOTBALL
PRACTICE AT C0NY
slated FOR TODAY

The Sony High football season opens
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Coach
Clinton Thompson has sent on, call
for the pigskin warriors and will be
at the high school building at 10
o'clock 10 give out uniforms and hold
a brief dr.ll Immediately following.
Cony's prospects for a fast team are
excellent this season. despite the fact
that the eligibility Of Captain Lee
Austin Is still moot question.
The entire first string backfeld vii!
probably be back again. Frank Far
rington, Don Brennan and Lee Austin
if he can make his peace with the
faculty-com?r,s trio of backfeld
men hard 20 beat in Maine high
school. CasWcll. soup Austin. He'F-
cit, Knowles. Eodcvick and Eoyd arc
among the veterans who will soon be
chasing the oval about the field.
The Cony season opens September
IS with Morse High of Bath, tie game
70 be PLAYED On Williams fcld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
Waterville Fight
Fans Take Issue
Over Utah Decision
ESPECIAL 70 kennebec IournaI)

Watervil!e, Sept. "A considerable
amount of discussion was rife Oh the
street. Thursday. in regard to the
Utah -Josephs bout the night be-
fore. Many we're of the opinion that
the bout should 5e recorded as
draw. 1t is pointed cut that under
the laws Of tbs State OF Maine no
decision can be rendered in any fight,
but the custom has grown up OF TAX
ing the news writer's decision as
final.
The circumstances were that
Josephs was on one knee and the
referee. Tommy Breea, of Lewiston
was counting 2l.en Deputy Sheriff
William H. bingham rose and or
dcred the fgh, stopped. Referee
Brce" stopped the counting. threw
Up his hands. ard said ;he deputy
Sheriff had STOPPED the bout In re-
ply 10 Questions ne repeated tie sen
,cnce. the deputy sheriff has stopped
the Lout
Jumping do7r gut OF the ring and
ia the center OF the crowd he stated
that al. bets were off and that the
bout was draw. Or the other
hand. there were many who believe
that a technical knockout Shout; be
recorded as Josephs had been down
three times in the previous round
for counts Of Q. s. and Z, respectively,
and was staggering about the ring
when the blow landed which it is
thought BY these sport fans was
knockout. or would have been if the
county official had not exercised his
authority just at that point.
A considerable amount Of money
was said to be involved in the matter
and some of the sport fans who were
on the wrong side of the proposition
having wagered that Utah Kid would
knock out Joseplls, We're somewhat
disgruntled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
BAR HARB0R BACK
AGAIN TODAY FOR
ANOTHER Battle

, Augusta fans have treat prom
ised them today al o'clock when the
Millonalres stack up against the
classy Bar Harbor nine on Williams
Field for the lest home game of the
season. Those who were fortunate
enough to be present Wednesday at
the first meeting OF the two teams
this year saw the best home game OF
the season-an thinning battle with
the outcome in doubt up to the Anal
inning.
1t Is probable that tie two teams
viii line UP just as they did Wedncs-
day. with Benson 81 the mound for
Augusta and Mccarthy working for
Bar Harbor
The final game Of he year :or the
Housermen is slated for Bayside
Park, Portland Saturday afternoon
at SIS, daylight time. with the Lew
iston Star TaXis Gus Williams or
Don Brennan Will have the assign
nlent on that day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
COUNTRY CLUB NOTES

A. S. Hichborn won third honors in
the Augusta Country club golf cham
pionship play yesterday when he de-
fcated NJ. H. Wheeler and ? and
won the prize offered the winner OF
the beaten six of the first sixteen.
Smith Dunnack and Leigh D.
Flynt are scheduled to contend on
the P. Y. Hill court today at $50 for
the singles championship of the Au-
gusta Country club open tennis tour
namcnt, and it is expected that a
large gallery will be on hand for the
play. But one match was played or
Thursday-H. II. Brown. Jr.. de-
feating e ?. Noyes. &c. 6-3. Go III
a consolation match.
Augusta caddies met their Water
loo Wednesday at Portland when the
Forest City boys We're victorious in a
golf match. 81. Fred Ellis. who de-
feated Art Baker Of Portland. and
g. was the only Augusta lad to bring
home a victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
PETER LOOK FORCED TO S HEATS
TO Win $4,000 FREE-F0R-A RACE
AT LEWISTON, COL. BlDWELL I'd
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Lewiston. Me. Sept. 7.-Petcr Loo.
appears to be faster horse an Col.
Bidwell, r. H. Brett and Silver King,
but It took him until after o'clock
$4,000 free-for-all a. the Maine state
Fair but failed to land the bonus Of
$500 offered fer new track record.
His best time was made In the Sec
ond heat when ne stepped the quarter
in SO. the half in Ids. the three-Qudr-
ters In 1877 and the mile IN 2.09s. Earl
Jr. holds the track record al 2.0s +.
H. Brett won the first heat when Peter
Look broke coming into The stretch.
hut McWil!iams horse didn't take az
other heat. Col. Bldwe!l took his tarn
in the third heat and was the real cen
tender after that. also winning me
hfth heat in 2.l0. after silver King
had been sent TO the barn. In the s-al
heat Fleming trailed Johnson ~ 70
the stretch then won by a length.
JEANNE Castle, a Watervi.!e horse.
got away TO poor start IN the first
heat of the 2.22. bat had 10 difficulty
in taking the next three.
The PA class was thriller. MISS
Etawah winning IN SIX heats after The
Ultimate rad taken two heats and
Helen Scott one. Two heats were
stepped in better than PIG.
Shriners from? kora Temple Of Lew
iston and Annah Temple Of Bangor
witnessed The sport They were here
for Kora's ceremonial session.
Tho SUMMARY:
-FOR-AIL PACING, PURSE
5000.
Peter Look. b 8, 81 Peter
the Great (rIenling) ....2
Col Bidwell. b g, by Col.
Forrest tJohnson) .....i 8
R. H Brett b g, by Pap
ance tMcWiiliamsl .....1 FRO
Tme-213 l-2, 209 IA, 2l3 IL.
2.o9 Sd 2.10 -. 2.14 81.
2o2 CLASS PACING. PURSE 500.
Jeannic Castle, b m. by Tod
dington (Richardson) .4
Ruby B.. CHI m, by Prince Alf-
we!iy (Nclson) ....,.....1
Delos NJ, b tWard) .....,2
Clifford Wilkes, b (Waite).
King Inez. b g (Gould) .......5 4ro
Sprirting Bla!s.. blk Card S 6 no
Virgirius Echo b z Pullenl..7 7ro
Time-2.l7 H. 2.'5 Il, els Il,
oI6
2.24 CLASS TRoTTING. PURSE $1,000
Miss Etawah, r. II, b. Eta
wah (Dorc) ...........t / l
The Ultimate, z, b. The
Exponcn. Fiemtrg> 80 ; q 2
Helen Scott, b IN. ty Peter
Scott (Nichorson) .....2 1 . 70
W!nnidcn Wilkes. ; z
tGould) ...........3s3 4ro
Lady Emerson, cn z (Rus-
selD ...............7 4 70
T!ne-2.l7 "a. 2.17 IA, o.15 IA,
2l5 IA, 2.1e l-a a23.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
Threat Of Coal Strike
in Australian Mines

London. Sept. "A coal strike. af-
fecting all the Australian collerics is
possible owing to the coal mine
owners threatening to enforce a re-
duction of SO per cent in the wages
of the miners. says despatch to the
Times from Melbourne.
The question Of reduction in
wages. together with grievances Of
the miners. have been the subject Of
an investigation by a special federal
tribunal. The miners insisted that
their grievances should have G.
cedence. hut the mine owners Sc
cured an injunction from the high
court declaring that the wage ques-
ton should first be determined.
The despatch adds that work was
stopped today while the miners held
meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
Sub Backstop's Blow
Wins for White SOX

Chicago. Sept. 7-Yaryan iof'N
into the game In tho 10Th inning aff
Schalks finger was sTNt ~ r.
tip or Stephcnson's bat. cracked ~.
home run which save Chicago !.
8 victory over Cleveland. iaryaa "
the first man up in the 10Th inning ", y,
he smashed the ball into the ls'' n'-
bleachers.
The visitors finally got three ~.
on in the ninth and forced FSeu ,
retire. McInnis' long ny folloveo y.
the tying run came home. s',
Will be out % the game for sew
days. The score
Cleveland 3 q OF n ! ! o--s'l.'.
Chicago "a o S % q q q o % l--''I''
Morton. Wlnn and O'Nciil, lanef -
Schalk. Yaryan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
Hard Finishes
at Blue Hill Fair
Especial to Kennebec ournal

especial TO henneDeC OuFndl.
Blue Hill. Me, Sept. 1.-The Han
cock county fair closed today with the
best racing of tile week nearly every
finish being hard driven.
E. Ireland, a veteran driver behind
Minnie Direct was thrown from his
sulky and his arm injured when his
horse jumped while scoring in the
free-for-all. Driver Osgood was
taken from Don Mckinney who drop
ped the first heat OF this race and the
horse driven by Tolman took the next
three. The summary:
$50 CLASS MINED. PURSE 5000
Uncle Charlie, chg, by Son Of
Axtel (P. Saunders) .....s2 I l
Tcna Lakeview. BIN, by Lake.
wood Review (E. Saun-
CerS) Z s
Bellevoy. bg (Ryan) ....... 8 3 2 2
Todd Pointdexter. bg (Buz-
GELD ). ......... 4 8
Adde Worthy also started.
Time-o.22 IL; 223 IA; '225: 22S-
1-2
REE-FOR-ALI., PURSE $3.50
Don Mckinney. Big, by Nc
Kinney Bell (Osgood- Toll
mann ................ l l
Nativa North BIN. by The
Northern Man (Bliss) -. 3 .
Hanks Bellini. Big (Pomeroy) 3 3 3
Mimic Direct, brm Qreland-
4lnsly? ., 49,. ' "a 80: -. I DR. r.
220.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
i. FOREIGN BRIEFS

Berne, Sept. ..-DullnS inc HlEHt
! around the Alps, one of the events in
! the international aviation meet at
| Zurich. yesterday, persons in the town
| of Bodio in the canton of Ticino. heard
an explosion at a great altitude and
saw an airplant falling, apparently in
! flames.
The pilot of the machine was identi-
| fed as Captain Cechard Of the Storks
| Squadrilla. VINO was one OF the best
pilots in the French army.
Rio Janciro. Sept. THE new
Western Telegraph Union ca
BILE system linking UP the east coast
OF North and South America with $500
,, miles Of cable. was inaugurated at
noon today as a part of the Brazilian
centennial program.
Rio Janeiro. Sept. 7.-(By 4. PO-
After day replete with official cere-
monies and military demonstrations in
, honor of Brazirs centenary Of inde-
pendence. the people of Rio Janeiro
.'roke loose tonight in a riot Of festive
spirit never before eQualled in this al
ways gay capital. More than 100, 600
marched in great civic parade.
Berlin, Sept. 7.-CBy A. PHO de-
cisive progress was made today in the
negotiations between the Belgian f.
nancial delegates, l.. Delacroix and Be-
malnlans. and DR. Hermes. German
minister of finance. and the formal dis
cussions were only of short duration.
Soon after they adjourned DR.. Harness
summoned departmental heads and
staff of experts for a confidential con-
ference which continued throughout
the afternoon and gave rise to reports
that NJ. Bemelmans had requested DR..
Hcrmes to present concrete proposals
Friday. as the preliminary discussions
thus far had failed to yield a tangible
starting point for conclusive delibera-
tons.
Dublin. Sept. IA strike of postal
workers throughout the o6 counties
! which will effect the mail. telegraph
and telephone services, is believed to
be inevitable in consequence of re-
duction in the wages of the workers
which becomes effective tomorrow.
San Sebastian, Spain, Sept. THE
United States torpedo boat destroyer
Mccormick. which had been here TO
attend the celebrations in honor of IL
can, the first circumnavigator of the
world, departed today for Constanti-
nople.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
WALTER COX HURT
IN CIRCUIT RACES
HARTFORD, CONN,

Hartford. Conn. Sept. 7.-Despite a
track made heavy by the rain Of yes
.e-day afternoon and last night, four
races were completed this afternoon IN
the Grand Circu.. a, Charter Oak
Park. nine heats being run off. Alta
Quest. winner OF the first heat in the
2.1i trot yesterday. was among the six
that were drawn this afternoon. and
Finvarra proved to be the best Of the
four remaining trotters. winning the
two heats contested this afternoon.
Almadenon Ward. driven by Billy
Crozier. a local combination, Won the
deciding heat of the EOS pace when
Robert Direct slipped and nearly fell
after the word was given.
Favonion took the 2.05 trot in
straight heats. the feature Of this race
being the cattics Of Cox and Murphy
for second place.
Mr. Kent. after being placed sixth
in the first heat Of the 2.10 trot be-
cause of an unavoidable accident II the
stretch as the result Of which. the
horse fell and threw his driver. Walter
Cox, out onto the track. came back
and won the mkt two heats ard the
race. Cox was injured Slightly in the
left leg.
The summarizes:
o.I4 TROT. slGQo. THREE HEATS
UNFINISHED WEDNESDAY,.
Finvarra, br h, by Atlantic En-
press III. FleminJ ...........3 l l
~ XIV h O (Cnyl z y
Wesley r., Or g tCrozieD ........4 +
Zon1bro Dillon. b G (SerrilD .....9 3
Alta Quest. Binque Monarch. Major
Riser. Peter Will Tell and De.a go S
Peter also started.
Time NC "a. pa IL, o.I4s.4
2.Gs PACE. PURSE $4,000. THREE
HEATS UNFINISHED WEDNEa-
DhY).
Almadencn Ward, br &, by Alma
den D. lCrozieD ..............1
Robert Direct. oh g (RaO ......2 l 3
Sunfash. blk (CoX) ...........3 .
Time-2.n9 81, EOS IA. eli II
205 TR0-. PURSE $4,000 THREE
HEATS.
Favonian, b h, by J. Malcolm
Forbes (Edmar) ..,..........1 ! I
E Colorado, p h tCoyj......,..3 . .
Princess Etawah. T. II. tMurphyj. 8 s
Jane tie Great. b =, Cane .....4 )
WIKI WIKI. br tDickerson) ....5 i
T.me-212 IA. 2.I3 l-2 2.l3 IL
2.lo TROT. sloQ0. THREE HEATS.
Mr.. Kerr. br b. by Dillon Axwor-
tn: (cox) observation-disclosures. 1
Ala Evans. 70 n (Thomas) ......1 5
Marion Lexington. CHI n Zero
zlerj ..............5 . 2
Plain Mac b murphy ........2 3
Peter Blaze, b g (Ackerman) ....3 6 G
Lorona Watts also started
Tin7e-2.I4 IL. o.14 "a, 2.l2 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
ans to See Second Clash Today Monare and Bar Harbo
'STYMIE ON 18TH
GREEN PUTS JESSE
GuIlFORD OUT GOLF
The Country Club. BrCokline, Mass.

The Country Club. Brcokline, Mass.
Sept. 7.-(By A. PA stymie
stopped Jesse p. Guilford's attempt
to hole out another National anna
teur golf championship today. The
title holder was defeated Dy Jesse
Sweetser. Metropolitan champion,
when he failed to jump the obstacles
which the latter imposed on the If
teenth green.
This sensation in the first OF the
four Sc holes matches completed in
the round of the title tournament
Immediately proceeding the semi-fi-
nails was matched in the last. Cyril
]. H. Tolley. winner of the British
championship at Muir Field TWO
years ago was conquered by little
Rudy knepper, senior at Princeton
University and citizen eff Sioux City.
Iowa. With Tolleys defeat was
marked the support collapse OF the
British expedition to capture the
American title.
Bobby Jones Of Atlanta, champion
OF the south. went ahead to the semi
finals over Billy McPhail of Boston.
who played we'll today over the
course, where not long ago he cad
died Chich Evans Chicagos two
time title holder accomplished the de-
feat of f. A GodchauX of New Or
leans. completing the card for the
semi finals tomorrow. This will be
Sweetser against Jones. Evaps meet
ing knepper.
The SUMMARY:
Jesse Swectser. New Yorl, defeated
Jesse p. Guilford, Woodland, up
and 3 to play.
Bobby Jones. Atlanta, defeated ".
+. McPhail, Boston andS.
Chick Evans. Chicago defeated T..
\. Godchaux. New Orleans. and >.
Rudy Knepper. Sioux City. defeat
cd Cyril ]. II. Tolley, British Isles,
. up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
New Haven Shopn,en
Leader Served With
Copy Restraining Order

New Haven, Conn, Sept. John
c. Ready, chairman of system fedcr-
alton of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, and a leader
of the shopmens strike in this dis
trict, was served with copy of the
restraining order obtained by the
government from a Chicago federal
judge late today.
Mr.. Ready said that as far as he
knew he was the only one to be
served with the order in this state
thus far. The order was served by
Deputy United States Marshal
David Miller and was sigded by Jacob
D. Walter. United States Marshal
here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
Worlds Wheat Crop
Less Than Year Ago
More Than AVera ge

Washington. Sept. THE worlds
wheat production this year will be
less than it was last year but con-
siderably greater than the pre-war
average. according to estimates made
public today by the Department OF
agriculture. Actual -esti mates and
condition reports from reporting
countries indicate a yield this year
Of 3,o1o,526.o0o bushels. compared
with the production last year Of B.
5o,59G.000 and the 1901-1915 aver
age of a,S20.353, 600 bushels.
Reports from all sources regarding
Russia said crop conditions were fay
orable and would feed the nation this
year. eliminating the need of import
ed wheat.