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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
GEORGIA KID PITCHER HAS
SUBMARINE DELIVERY
Ccdartown Hurlcr Has Poten.
tialitics of Carl
Mays.
lBy United News.

NEW YORK, Jan. PA kid pitch
or, Il. 7. Culp. of the Ccdartown. Ga,
Firccrackers, champions of two coun-
ties, acquired by the Yankees for a
trial in the spring. is said to have
the potcntialities OF Carl Mays. Culp
iiinss from his northside and. like
Mays, he bruises his knuckles on the
turf every time he throws. having
what is known as the submarine de-
livery Mays until the present has
nccn the sole operator OF that pccu-
ilar style. which involves d crouch
so low that the ball begins its flight
from point just above the shoe
Culp's greatest fault is said to be
iack OF control, but he will be given
a chance to show greater ones I'm
the training camp.
Douglas Fairbanks. being some
thing OF Il boxer himself, and close
friend Of Joe benjamin, the Pacific
Coast lightweight. will come to New
nGrk next week TO go behind Benja-
nun in the latter'S fftccn-round de-
cision hight with Johnny Dundee for
me Junior lightweight title. accord
ing TO Joe's reticcnt manager. III
bch)ainin fails to win the title he NAV
20 INTO the movies for the Kid con-
ceIcS Failbanks nothing in pulchri-
tude. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
GOVERNOR AND SOLONS
ARE GUESTS OF ELKS
"LrLc" Smith Stnrcs Intrrrstiur
Bout Tor Executive nnd Visiting
Inv kcrs

Governor W.stmorcland Davis and
members of the Virginia Legislature
We're the guests OF the Richmond Elks
last night at the regular monthly So
cia! in the home At Eleventh and
Marshall Streets. = program Of box
lhs matches, music and vaudeville
acts was enjoyed.
'Zeke' Smith, Rt..hmond. wrestler
and promote! OF the. .Broadway Ath-
letc club. had charge OF the box
ing. He put on two fast matches, one
betwvcn speedy" Whitney and
frankie Metz. and the other between
Frank Williams and Johnny Mcl:vuv.
i5oth matches were fast. but no de-
c!sicns were given. Two bouts No.
tween husky negroes preceded the
matches. \ hnttlc royal between i've
blacks completed the program
Governor Elect T.. lee Trinklo was
unable to attend. lie had written IN.
Richmond cOmlaittc. several uayS a:;u
that hr would be present. bat pres
sure OF business forced aim 10 cancel
his visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
.ELKs Qu|NT WINS OUT
IN LAST -FOUR MINUTES
Richmond University Five
Leads in Early Stages
of Game.
FOUL GOAL TIES TIE SCORE
both Teams Guard SO Closely Tint
Ncithcr IIns Many Easy Chances.
Honors About Even on the Dcfcn-

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, Jan. 2+.-Stag-
ing sensational rally during the last
four minutes of play, the rally start
ing with the score standing 10 10 ~.
the Elks tonight for the first time
score and finally defeated Richmond
University by the score Of % TO -.
a foul goal tied the score and then
three goals. a long shot by Johnson.
one by Shancr from beautiful passing
and duplicate by Johnson. scwcu
the game up for the locals.
Both teams guarded so closely that
neither team had many easy chances.
and the game teemcd with shots from
midfoor. Bethel was the star in points
for the spiders, for he rung twice
from the center of the floor ana an
other time on a follow up.
Honors were about even in the de-
fcns:vc and in the offensive. the
Spiders had the best of the play FOR
thirty-siN minutes, after which the
Elks grabbed the game by wonder
ful team work.
The game was hard fought and
fouls were numerous. Shancr. of
Lynchburr, won the game by an cX-
hibition of twelve counts in fourteen
free shots.
The Spiders threw one more goal
from the floor than did the Elks.
Eiks (2JJ Positions. Richmond uo)
L4hnson co.. forward ..Zeiglcr (c)
Williams... forward ....... Fray
IL. Shaner. center ...... Carlton
Nelspn ........ guard ....... Bethel
smith. -. guard Allen
summary: Goals from tloor-John-
son; - Wood. Shaner, Zeigler. Fray.
carlton. Bethel. 3: Towill Goals from
iouls--Shaner. y III II: Johnson.
IN 2: Zeiglcr, 5 in II. Substitutions-
Mood for Williams: Williams for
Wood: Wood for Williams: Holmes
Tor Shancr, Shancr for Holmes: To-
Viii for Allen. Time. 20-minutc
halves Referee. Mcpherson, Lynch
burg College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
CHAMPION
DIES OF BROKEN SKULL
| US Associated Press. !

BOSTON. Jan. 24.--Anbrose ].
hctahson, former national amateur
boNinS champion ut 1875 pounds. whose
skull was fractured last night in Il
PROFESSIONAL bout with Joseph St.
i'ihirt. OF SonerswOrth, y. H., died
~ q hospital here today without re-
nn'hlns consciousncss. st. Hilaire
vcsteation.
Mc!anson. who was called TO tho
rihE when another boxer failed to
of "a scheduled eight-round preiimin-
hty bout. Regaining his feet he was
kkhoGk"h down again with right,
n"hI DO" to the jaw. In falling. hi
n'"" StTuck the canvas. He was az
atuin'G before The bout by the :. u
nhEs.cian and was declared I'm &c :
uoi 70 compete. He was 25 years old
an az. married. and had been boxing for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
CARDINALS TO MEET
! AMERICAN LEACUERS
IEv Associated rresa

ST LOUIS. NO. Jan. .i-rhc. ST
LOUIS nationals viii meet four Am.ri
San i-"afn" teams in preseason .Nhi
~; ri 'o' s"it"A IL was announced today.
! n. prcscas SON schedule follows
March and l2-ClevcIand at
Dallas, Ten
March 5 and l9-New York Amcri
cans at New Orleans.
March 2"--Cialvrston nj GaIycs;o,
:'iarch e Houston al Houston
March -. IS ana -rh.,adeluhia
az t'a!NeSton. Houston and Beau
,,, March 80 aud 3l.-rh!ladciphia a,
,Arril ana st. Louis Americans
al Ncw Orleans N''''"
-iprii shreveport AT Shrcvnnor,
Apri! little Rock at Littl. Horl,
Hnr!i p Memphis at Memphis
APR Milwaukee N Cnruthers-
AT 81. Louis 't' 'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Fear Priced College
Letter Is Losing Hold
IBy Nssociatcd Prcss1

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-The attn
letic letter. once the priced pos
session of the physically fit. prom
ises to follow the campus pipe.
fratcrnity-house bulldog Gay-col-
orcd hat band and stein out of
college life at Columbia.
This. at least, is the fear OF
the college publication. Spectator
which asserts cditorially under tho
caption, False ModeSty." that
winners Of the varsity letters are
ashamed to wear the insignia on
their sweaters because OF the fear
tina; their fellow students will re-
gard II as aifectation.
Attacking the practice of ath-
letes putting their insignia care
fully away among camphor balls
for the benefit of posteriiy." the
publication calls on captains Of
major sport teams to wear their
'CS" on the campus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
VIRGINIA TECH WINS
FROM ROANOKE ELKS
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
BLACkSBCRG. VA, Jan 2i-Vlr-
E f;nn Techs defeated Roanoke Elks
mere tonight, 81 10 IA. The Roam
okers played a stiff game through
out the first period and the Techs
mad to extend themselves TO maintain
INC lead The half ended. l6 to 5. in
favor OF the locals
carroll was the particular bright
star for the Techs. His all-round
moor work and goal shooting was the
pest OF the year. Joe Englcby was
the bright light for the visitors. and
the OK. Tech star threw three goals
from the center of the floor.
captain Price, of Roanoke. also
played brilliant floor game for the
Magic City five. Tech plays MilIiran
college here Thursday night
Virginia
Tech Positions. ,-,l,,
waller. right forward Price
carroll. left forward. IL Engl.bv
Brlttlngham. center Thornton
sutton. right guard. g. EnrIrhy
Rhodes, left guard. ~ Luck
Substitutes for Tech FivcN F'ul
ton. Smith. For Elks-F Ems, ,hy
Drahbie, Burks. Goals from Md
Carroll .; Walker, 3: Rhodes. 3: Fivcl
:; Birmingham. /: j. Englcby, .
Price, 2; Drabbie. /. Fouls-Rhodcs
=: Carroll, 3; Price. /: T.. Englcby,
Referee. sutton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
HALT FURTHER SEARCH
FOR CADET FIRE VICTIM
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcb1

''P'''ai ~ j ne llmcs-Dlspatch.
LfNCliBURG. VA. Jan. o4.-Fur-
ther search Will not be made for Ca
Diet Troy NJ. R!bce. tho 1s-year-old
son OF w. II. Bibec. OF Spray, y. c..
who has been missing since the burn
ing OF the building OF the Blackstone
Military Institute. january Il, ac-
cord!nS to J. w. Bibcc. of this city,
uncle OF the missing cadet. The fam
ny OF the missing cadet Is satisfied
that the boy lost his life in tho fire.
despite the fact that every particle
OF the ashes In the ruins has been
sif'cd by hand and no trace OF reE
mains OF human body was found
MIR. B!bcc. discussing the incident.
expresses grateful appreciation to the
citizens OF Blackstone, who volun-
tcercd to spend a whole day In n
snow storm To ;Ssist In tho sitting of
the ashes In the burned building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
SPORlS LYNGBlRG DEFEATS SPIDERS
RECORD CROWD CHEERS
CHURCH HILL A. c. BOUTS
Kelly and Dixie Pugh Re-
turned Winners in Wrcs-
Ting Contests.
Ting Contests.

h' i"tStSt luut ever mas
witnessed any OF the Church liill a. G..
tournament bouts was present last
night. Much enthusiasm was shown
ana the popularity Of these bouts waH
demonstrated frequently.
The results:
WrcstltnE.-
Taylor. IA pounds. lost to Kelly.
Ia pounds. two straight falls. the
first In minutes. with toe hold: the
second In minute 80 seconds. with
bar lock-
lIccnan. IA pounds. and Napier. 100
pounds. went 10 minutes To Il draw.
Dixie" puEh defeated buck"
Harris In two straight falls, the first
In 10 minutes. the second in min
uteS.
This was the first match lost by
Harris in the tournament.
young" Courtney and "Bill" Lcary
fought three fast rounds 10 Il draw.
country" Williams and kid"
Mundin fought three n!p-and-tuck
rounds to Il draw.
CaSolh. amateur bantam weight
champion Of Richmond. fought "A fast
four-round draw with Nut" Griffin.
This bout brought out some fast
foot work and clever blocking.
Young Wcv was defeated by
Rano in the first round of a scheduled
three. round bout. Wcv WAS forced
TO quit after Raffo put two hard let's
To the face and right to the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Athletic Society Name. Omcers.

l.EESBuRG. VA. Jan. 24.-.Thc an
tic Society, recently held Mt The Pco-
Dies National Bank here. elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President. ii. G.. Littlejohn; first
rnd Vice president. J. r. II. Alexander;
treasurer. John Robert Cooksey; Sec
rotary, William w. Norris. Leon IL.
Frye and c. II. Thompson with the
above named officers constitute tho
executive committee, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
nnts Temporary Injunction.

oh petition OF the Chesapeake and
"'ofhac Telephone Company. OF
H'auntoh, the state Corporation Com.
"''SSion yesterday granted n tempo.
Junction restraining the Staun-
'on ic'cph"hr Company. "a new con.
'""' operating u certain switch
beard In the city o. S,aun,o, Tho
defendant company has until F.bru.
AIRY - I" make reply. This is one
or INC angles az the long drawn on,
'ci"ph"hc controversy In Stauntnn
ana Augusta County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
WARNER PAYS VISIT
TO STANFORD ELEVEN
'IEv ~ socintcl prnse l

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL.
Jan. 2i.-Glcnn Warner. veteran
Pittsburgh football coacn, who issaci.
Ing as doctor, called to diaguu. a
Stanford's crinlron ailments is spend
ing this week examining the patie.te
one o; the FIRST things Warner
was picture OF the 1921 cardinal
football! squad, ANA on receiving IL. h..
remarked about the number o,
HUSKY men in the photograph.
was tnat football material in tn.
West Is as good, If not better. than
IN thG East In the East however
ne addod. more athletes arc developed
IN the IE'pHI" tory schools. Warner 5
contract with P!ttsburpn does moi OK
pirc unit! 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
ORDERS ABBOT TO
SIGN STRONG TEAM
ISpecIal ~ No l,lncs.nisrn,.n

PNNNILl.E, VA. Jan. 2i-pr,n,
,ihtch"r. o"ncr OF tho DauTi,lo 500
, Pm Ciuh' has turned over the ran
IHH OF securing Il team 10 Tenn.
Hbhoit. formerly Of Richmond ,,.t
ma! mas been signed as the MANAGE. cf ~
ionacconiS,a in the Piedmont i.cariic
catcher has given Abbott cn,,o
wardcd contracts with plnvc,s, III
year team and all of the corr.,,,,,','s
.hcc' ana has practically told Nhhn,,
20 report with ii good ,r!l ,es,, g.,
u hrst week In April. The mannrrr
is picking up good deal OF ,u,t,.ti
~ Maine, where he ia ~ ,h.. -, ~
Time and he has written scyer,i ent
couraBins letters. '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
GOLFER GIVES HIS LIFE
TO RESCUE A CADDIE
lHy Associated press.l

~ LOUIS, MO. Jan. 24.-The hero
,s". "' A. .. Black. Il golf player. was
made known today when 4, was
Earned he died OF pneumonia last
n"turuay, contracted from his plunge
nv" me Icy waters of IL lagoon In
Donald Mana, axe o a caddic who
tH'cd INTO thin ice TO retrieve golf
The caddic suffered only n temper
ar! cola AZ the result Of his INNER
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
BROOKLYN CLUB BUYS
SuORTSTOP CRANE
INV Associated pros.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-Thc BROOKLYN
National League club announced the
the Cincinnati Club today The par
chase price was given as $500
Crane played his frst big lcau,,
game with the Philadelphia Amcrl
the Raleigh. y. c.. club. lie was re-
turned 10 the Baltimore International
League Cbb for further training. and
Americans, evcntually going 10 Tho
Cincinnati team. II Crane can MI
the shortstop berth FOR Brooklyn. IL
IS undcrstood that Ivan Olson. pres
ond base
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
MULLEN ACQUITTED ON
SELF-DEFENSE PLEA
IRy Associntcdrrcss. |

I.YNCHBURG. VA. Jan. CIV. H..
Mullen was acquitted today by a jury
in Corporation Court Of the murder
of Edwin Skinner. tobacco salesman
OF Danvillc. Va. Mullen, whose home
is In Washington, claimed he shot in
sclf-dcfcnsc when Skinner cut him
with knife during AN argument at
a local hotel. December last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
WIN ship neIlnm Gun Elsewhere

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. "a
The worlds supply OF HclIum. en-
. ascd in The bag OF the CT Mt the
hampton Roads naval base, is to be
compressed and sent elsewhere. Or
dcrs to this effect were received yes
tcrday. and tho CT lis to be debated
before February !. Tho gas. II is
understood. will be taken to another
station for experimental purposes.
Tho CT recently was given q sue
cessful test.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Sells Leigh street propcr,,

deed OF sale was rrcnrI,., n,
'hancery Court yesterday hv which
~ I. Adams transfers to Claude +
Sprenkic property at 1872 TO I7ts
west Leigh street. for sII.5OO. Th.
property fronts sixty-onc feet on
Leigh street. extending back Ion
feet to tcn-foot alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
t.u,,I,.r ,nnoint. IIonnIrnn.

i. y. Fuiwiicr. Federal prohibition
director, yesterday announced that
William l.. iIannigan had been added
TO his department. lianniSan. who is
resident of Richmond, was ap-
pointed by MIR. Fu!wiler. The APP
pointmcnt was confirmed from Wash
ington yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
By Wcstbrook rerler.

IHIIc'I NrWS stan correspondent.
NEW YORK, Jan. o4.-Sammy Butts
never had a chance. Coal wagon
rolled over his arm when Sammy was
Kid out In Chicago. It wasn't his
coal wagon. so Sammy's only. con-
Germ was for that arm. 1t was prac-
ticaily ruined. AS he grew up the
arm Jagged. Now It's no thicker
than his left wrist.
But Sammy is 1lo-pound prize
tighter and doing pretty well with
the nov!ccs in preliminary fights
around New York. with ten decisions
to his credit and no knockouts to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
ministerial Union to Meet.

Reports recommending establish
mcnt OF city ana STATE farm as a
means Of law enforcement and an
aid TO the general character OF OIL
Tenders. will be read this morning
at n mcetin.; OF the Ministerial Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
South A,Iantic nrcn. .Anrn +.

COLUMBIA, S. G.. Jan 2i-rhc
south Atlantic League season Will
open on April II at Augusta, Spar-
tanburg and Charlotte. The closing
gamcs on September 1, viii be PLAYED
ny GTeenNiiie. Charleston and Colun-
bia. THE Fourth OF July games viii
he played at Charlotte ana Augusta
with Spartanburg and Greenv!Ilc
splitting the morning and afternoon
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
schnef.r 10 Meet Uoppe.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Wiliie Hoppe
former worlds 1s.2-balk line h'iliar
champion. VIII meet Jake s FER
hts conqueror, In a match Tth
title ut Chicago. March 81. % and 20
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Fruit-Poultry Farm, Equipped;
Beautiful 1O-Room House,

Bath. hot water and excellent view of
nearby river; 55 acres: only miles
acres rich loan tillage. pasture. &c.;
300 apple trees. lots of cherries. &C..
berries; buildings in good condition;
100-ft. barn. poultry house. garage.
For quick sale horses. cows. poultry.
hay. corn. tools. implements. &c.
thrown In only 1000. part cash.
ANDREW Fl. HAYE & SON, 1o2 Park
Ave-. Plainfield, N. ].
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Farms in Sunny Southern Jersey

Free list describing farm bargains around
"BEAUTIFUI. VINELAND." Many require
only $500 Cash; stocked and equipped. Write
to-day or call. vINELAND FARM AGENCY,
54e-H Lands Ave, Vineland, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.
100 Acres, on Improved Road.
Income $4,350; 4 Horses and

Cows. bull. shepherd dog. poultry,
hogs. crops. complete tools and imple-
ments included; in rich and prosper
Gus farming district. edge village:
short walk depot; 20 acres heavy crop
ping tillage. pasture; about 500 cords
wood. 200 apple trees, 90 peaches, 25
pears. acres berries; good Groom
house. 45-ft. barn. poultry houses. ga
rage. Owner retiring. sacrifices $1S.-
600. less than half cash. Shown by
BYRON It. SAMMIS. Freehold. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.
Specially Priced-For Quick Sales
Riverview Farm, 2s1 Acres, with
~ Dairy Cattle, 4 Horses and

10 chickens. ducks, turkeys. corn, hay.
wheat. oats. rye. potatoes. vegetables.
incubator, cider mill. full modern i'm
plements thrown IN: only 2 miles r.
II. station; 100 acres rich loan tillage,
60-cow brook-watered pasture; lots OF
wood and timber: 100 peaches. about
90 apple. pear, plum and cherry trees;
fine 10-room house. with magnificent
river and valley views; Soft. base
ment barn, poultry houses and an
other full set buildings with house, 90
cow barn. &C. Age forces quick sale
all sl1. ZOO, less than half cash. LIN
DON ID. BULL. 90 North St.. Middle
town. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Vermont.

Woodstock, Vermont rSrnissed eSnnt1s house Five
masters bedroous, three baths. two ser
wants rooms one bath. Across the park
directly opposite Woodstock Inn. II. O..
81 Water St., Fitchburg. Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
20S-Acre Dairy Farm,
With 3 Horses. 27 Cows.

II heifers, bull. colt. hens. ducks.
goats. modern implements. tools. gas
engine, &C., included; $500 monthly milk
Income; timber valued $4,000; fine g.
room stucco bungalow. rents at good
figure; handy live suburban town and
bordering river: so acres easily worked
tillage; 50-cow meadow pasture, wood.
timber, over 100 fruit trees; good 2
story. 11-room house. soft. basement
barn. End barn, silo. garage. poultry
house, &c. Owner retiring, S32 900
TER e. DURHAM, 3 Altamont Court,
Morristown, N. J.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-31
Sydney Proposes
New Rulings for
Liquor Business
By AH.nciated Pr.-sal

Sydney, N. S. W., Oct. 31.-Liquor
traffic notifications, in the shape of
an amended licensing bill, may be in
troduced in western Australia as the
result of a commissions inquiry into
the question.
The proposal provides for poll
of assembly electors for a"yess" or
"no" vote on prohibition every five
years. No license shall be carried if
there be so per cent majority, pro
vided that 80 per cent of the electors
of the state vote for the proposal. A
licensing court of three members will
be appointed, with jurisdiction
throughout the state to reduce IL
censes on the lines of the Victorian
act, the compensation to be provided
by a 2 per cent levy on the purchase
price of liquor sold by licensed
houses.
The sale of liquors to persons un-
der p years of age would be prohibit
ed and the sale to bona fide travellers
would be abolished by the measure.
LOdgers and bar employees must be
registered and trading hours would
be limited to between a. m. and 7
.p. M, except in the gold fields, where
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-31
THREE DEAD,FQ0R
HURT. IN A CIRCUS
WRECK NEAR n. 0.
Sunset Limited Crashes
Into Sells-Floto
Train
Try Associated Press,

New Orleans, Oct. 31-Three are
dead, four seriously injured and two
slightly hurt is the toll in rear end
collision early today when the Sun
set Express of the Southern Pacific
fast New Orleans-San Francisco
train crashed into the Sells-Floto cir
Gus special thirty-five car train en-
route from New Orleans to New
Iberia.
The dead and injured are all circus
folks asleep in the rear car. The
conductor and brakeman of the spe-
cial are reported as missing. The
wreck occurred near Adeline, La.
Both trains were proceeding west
ward.
Passengers on the express We're
unlurt and assisted in caring for the
injured. The wreck occurred at 3
o'clock this morning.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-31
PREACHER GIVES
Sc RN0N To COURT
IN MURDER CHARGE
Rev. Padrick Becomes
Excited and Ordered
to "Sit Down"
1Rx Associated Pressl

Statesboro, Ca, Oct. 31-Afte1
leading the court room in prayer Rev
Elliott PadrEh Methodist minister
took the stand in his own behalf in
his trial today on charge of slay-
ing his wife and mother-in-law.
The youthful preacher lost no time
in beginning his sermon. He an
nounced for his text "Thou Shalt Not
KILL" Right at the point where the
sermon was getting strong one of his
attorneys, seeing that he was becom-
ing excited, shouted: "That will do,
Elliott, sit down"
Padrcki walked to the water cooler,
drank and returned to his attorneys
table where he sat down and went to
sleep. Padrick admitted the slayings
and the defense is attempting to
prove insanity.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-31
Intensive Campaign
Planned for Annual
Red Cross Roll Call

Palatka's Red Cross committee,
covering the annual roll call, met last
night at the Chamber of Commerce
and adjourned to meet Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30, according to Gen
eral Chairman Baynard /Kendrick,
who reports that those attending last
nights session say they never found
such general interest in Palatka in
previous years roll calls.
1t is doubtful if such an intensive
campaign of such short duration was
ever attempted in such deserving
cause, according to those who are in
terested, and Goode M. Guerry, in
charge of publicity, states that he
never encountered such enthusiasm
even in war endeavors.
. The committee is composed of B.
H.. Kendrick, roll call general chair
man; w. P. Merriam, chapter chair
man; F. H. Wilson, treasurer; Mrs.
lmogene Collins, secretary, ard the
following chairmen Of divisions as
noted: H. L. Gardner, volunteer
personnel; j. W. Hart, advertising;
G. M. Guerry, publicity; Mrs. C.
Howard Rowton, supplies; B. G..
Pearce, meetings and speakers; Rev.
j. F. Savell, churches; Miss Sarah
Bard, county personnel.
A full attendance of these commit
tee members will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30 and from that time
it is expected the public will be fully
informed of the cause of the great
est mother" Supplies of buttons,
posters, membership cards, double
the quantity of last years, have
been received, it is, said.