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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Huskers Win Over
Washington Club

Lincoln, Neb., May 10-(Spccial
Telegram The University of Ne
braska baseball team overcame the
Washington team here Tuesday af-
.ternoon and revenged itself for the
ten-frame defeat at the hands Of the
St. Louis team Monday by polling
its way to an 8 to 5 victory over the
visitors. Munger, twirling for the
Scarlet and Cream, allowed the Wis
itors but FIVE hits and equal number
of tallies, several OF which were occa-
stoned by Husker errors.
The Cornhusker nine was able to
slash out IA bingles, and by careful
base running was able to get safe
lead early in the game. Ziegen-
bein's handling of the willow was a
feature of the day. Pizer Carr and
Smaha also did some excellent stick
work.
Carr, for Nebraska and Edgar for
Washington, stirred the stands by
four-play clouts over the rightheld
fence. Thomson smashed the only
three-base hit of the game while
Ziegenbein, Carr and Stanley each
went to second on long slashes
The Scnre.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Champs Give Help
in Benefit Card

indianapolis, Ind, May l0.--Chain-
pions, former champions and near
champions will appear here tonight
in boxing bouts and exhibitions in
testimonial show for Jack Dillon,
former "Hoosier bearcat." Among
those in the exhibitions are Johnny
Buff, Johnny Wilson. Battling Mel
son, Ray Bronson. Mike and Tommy
Gibbons, Harry Greb and others.
In real bouts, Bob Martin will meet
Soldier Jack Dorrell of the Pacific
coast. 10 rounds; Johnny Ertle, for
iner bantam champion, meets Johnny
Richards of Chicago, 10 rounds. and
Jimmy Duffy will meet Jeff Smith
in a l0-round bout.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
isia.mfirii iiish I.s.r..

Plsfnyiss, Nsb Nag ia-tspeeiai-l y.
By defeating the Bloomfield high sshaai
III 10 4 here. the local high srhaoi Nan
tho right 90 play for the hefihssst Asr
brssks championship a. NsYRe nsNt tfls
dsY, Miiinila pitched for the locals until
~ niyens, Thirteen bloomfield hattsIs
famed the air and only three were able
10 connect safely, In ths three eeHfeEsnfs
games played by the locals this year thsy
have collected 4 total of 80 hits Hnd y
runs, while Miilniia ana niNens have held
their opponents 10 eight hits sHt elsht
runs MillnltA has famed ~ men IN y
inninss and allowed seven hits, while
Riysns has permitted but one slnsls ~
sik innings,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Archer's Prowess to
Win Him a Bride

Chicago, May l0--Arthur Young
Of San Francisco, champion archer
Of America, and Miss Jesse Akester
Of Chicago are to be married in June.
it became known here today.
Miss Akester, who is said to be a
descendant Of Daniel Boone, read in
a magazine Of Young's prowess with
the bow and arrow, and became in
terested. Friends introduced them.
Next month, according to present
plans, Miss Akester and Mr.. Young
are to be married in the Grand can
yon. They plan to spend their honey
moon in Alaska and Africa.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Anderson to Compete in
British Amateur Meet

New York, May 10.-John G. An
derson, metropolitan amateur golf
star, sailed today for England where
he will compete in the British anna
teur championship at Prestwick, May
% to u.
Anderson, twice runner-up in the
national amateur championship, has
not played in the English tournament
before, but participated twice in the
French title event. He lost to Chick
Evans i'll the final round in 1911 and
reached the seni-finals in 1912.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Senators Beat
St.Louis Browns
byScore of2to !
Johnson Pitches Team TO Vic
tory in Second Start Of
Season-Effec,ive in -s
Pinches.

Washington. May 10, - Johnson
pitched Washington 10 , 10 J vie
tory over ST. Louis in his second
start OF the season today. proving
effective IN the pinehes. although h',
hard early In the game. Judges
triple after two passes had been IS
sued by Davis gave the locals their
scores. Il was Washinston's first
victory alter seven stralgh, defeats.
Senfes
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
PHILADELPHIA.
.Batted for YsrrIson in eight

.Battod for Ysrrison In eighth.
Score by innings: =.
PhIladeIphIa ....1 90 % x-7
summary--Runs: Evans, Speaker. NC
Innls, Sewcil Gardner, Wood. Young.
Johnston, Perkins, Miller. Dykes. gallo.
way Moore. Errors; Speaker sewen,
Young. Johnston. Galloway. Two-base hits:
Walker Gardner. Wood. Three-base hits:
McInnis Home run: Dykes. Stolen base:
Wood Sacrifice hits: Johnston. Weich,
Evans. Gardner Left on bases: Cieveland:
II: Philadelphia. S. Base on balls: orr
Helmach 1; off Moore. 3: off Sothorou, ..
Struck out: BY Sothoron. 3: by Moore. z:
Hits. OFF Heimach. 3 in Ia inning; off
Moore in s la innings: off farrison.
rome in 1,3 innings: off Harris. ] In
inning. Hit by pitched ball: Gardner. by
Moore Winning pitcher: Yarrison. UUm'
plres: Wilson. Hildebrand and Connolly.
Time: 2:15
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Denver Umpire Added
to State League Staff

Grand Island, Neb.. May 10
Especial. )-President Miles OF the
State league has appointed w. ].
Hawthorne OF Denver, as the third
umpire for the State league and has
ordered him to officiate III Grand
Island for the opening game. Um-
pire Snyer has been advised to re-
port at Norfolk and Gonding at
Beatrice.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Braves Defeat
Cincinnati Reds
Without Effort
Bstters Unable TO Hit Eli
lingim Except in Two In.
nings-Southworth Slams
Homer Into Blcschcrs.

Cincinnati. May 10. - Boston HI.
Luque and Gillespie hard aud had
little diineulty N defeating lineln-
natl today. 9 to j. southworih,s
home run IN the eighth inning bound
ed INTO the right field blsaehers.
Fillinsim was hit in only two in
nings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
n.rdolph High Eliminated.

Randolph, Neb., May 1O-IspeclstJ-
Randolph was eliminated from the cham
pionship Of northeastern Nebraska race
when Allen high defeated the locals az
wayne IS to .. Allen scored II hits to
the locals 16. A high wind made field
ing difficult. Allen will meet Plainview
at the field meet at Wayne Frlaay IoI
IN. championship, Although handicapped
by tho loss Of the points awarded the ball
teams in the meet, Randolph still hopes
to put up strong fight for the trophy
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Postpone Roper and
Fred Fulton Bout

Denver, Colo, May l0-Failure of
Captain Bob Roper to receive rail-
road transportation in time to be
here in advance Of his bout with
Fred Fulton, scheduled for next
Friday night, has resulted in the
postponement of the fight until
Tuesday, May l6, it was announced
by promoters here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Dinah Wright Pitches
Laurel to Victory

Laurel defeated Coleridge, / to O,
in an thinning game Sunday. due
largely to the effective pitching Of
Dinah Wright. Omaha semi-pro. and
the hard hitting Of Peck and Wal
ters. 1t was Wright's first start
this season and he showed all his
old-time stuff.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Joe German Loses.

Seattle, May l0.-Jimmy Sacco,
Boston lightweight, won from Joe
German Of Portland on foul in the
third round of four-round event
here last night. Johnny Trambitas,
Portland lightweight, drew with Joe
Black of Denver,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
r.,.h,rx Team "Cnxotcs."

Falrbury, Neb.. May 1O.-(Speclai;) ne
ager Segrist and his ball players Tues'
day for luncheon. The proposition OF a
suitable name for the Fairbury league was
discussed and after considering several
names the majority voted to call tne
SQUAD, Coyotes" The team is practicing
every day and will be in trim for the
opening day Friday at Beatrice.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

huinphfsfr Aeps4 Nay lp@Aeiet iat -
In . fast ana Interesting game here sun
day the locals defeated Nsdisaa 90 O.
Humphrey baashsd iis hits aif MhsIis IN
ths third. sistH aRt fiRhIh lhbihas
Benhshsn, aH tie mound foF ne HUM
phFey team, pitched hls usual ssed bFshg
of ball The iasais will journey ,a-sss'
man grove sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

Summary-Runs: Linnemeyer (2), Edgar
(2). Shaley (2). T. Thompson ts), Nc
Crory, Thomson, Carr, SmAha, Lewellen,
Ziegenbein (2). Errors: Wyman. Thorn
sen, Carr Lewellen. Two-base hits: Shaley.
Ziegenbein. Carr Three-base hit: Thorn
sen. Home runs: Carr. Edgar. Stolen
bases: Pizer (2), Carr, Ziegenbein. Ed
gard Sacrifice hits: Anderson t2), Pizer
Munger. Passed ball: Thomson. Hit by
pitched ball: Thomson, by Debolt
Maguolo, by Munger. Struck out: BY
Munger. s.; by Debolt, 5. Base on balls:
Off Munger. .; off Debolt. /. Umpire:
Dye. Time: l:57
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Final Game of
Saint Buffalo
Series Today

In memory of the late mike"
Finn, secretary of the Omaha base
ball club, who died from heart
disease at the local ball park last
Saturday, the Omaha and St. Joseph
teams postponed yesterdays sched-
uled game.
Finn's funeral was held yesterday
at Natick, Mass, his home.
The final game Of the St. Joseph
Omaha series will be played this
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Malvern Wants Games.

Malvern. la. May in.--tspeeiall-Nal
y.rn has organized fsst semipro team
and Ia scheduling games for the season
The locals would like 10 set IN touch
with some Omaha team for the following
dates, the games 10 be played In MnlNern'
May n, June ls and July :, write sec
retary OF bail club. Malvern, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday Results.

At Birmingham. 4: Chattanooga, I.
Al New orleans. 4: Nashville. 8.
At Atlanta, Is: Little Rock. J.
At Mobile. 8. Memphis, &.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Jack Perry Wins

Worcester. Mass, May 10.-(Spe-
ciaD-Jack Perry, Pittsburgh welter-
weight, defeated Eddie Shevlin, New
England champion, in 10 rounds
here tonight. Perry scored knock
down in the sixth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
rr.mont Team Aft.r tame.

Fremont. Ash, May io.=tsnselai,l-
The wroes Variety store OF Fremont have
organised a fast team and would like 10
book games for the summer. Games can
bs arranged by writing Raymond sehieh
J05 n. Park street. Fremont, Ash,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

Grand Island. Neb.. May iQ-(specIa!,
With the score to In favor OF the
visitors In the last half OF the ninth
inning In the game between Dannebrog
and the third city crew OF the state
league today the Dannebrog team walked
from the field when Nicholson sent sim
gle into right which would have brought
In A score necessary to tie the game.
They contended IL was a foul ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
i,om.r Win. for Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. May io.-pykes' home run
drive in the eighth inninE, scoring Miller,
today gave Philadelphia Its second victory
over Cleveland. 7 10 q. tn" lndiHhf nrnNe
lIeimach and Moore from the MOUND put
yafrison and Harris checked the visitors
in the final frames when the Athieilts
were bunching their hits off sothefon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Mondt Defeats Cardini.

San Francisco, May l0.-Toots
Mondt, light heavyweight wrestling
champion, won the decision from
Renato Gardini after a two-hour
match last night,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

Nebraska City. Neb., May l0.-tspectalD
The 1899 baseball season was opened in
Nebraska City last night. Four teams
have organized and will play every Tues-
games will be played at present. The
team representing the merchants defeated
the packing house team to 0. The Army
and Eagles will play the next game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Hastings State
Leaguers VIII Be
KnOWn as "Cubs''

Hastings, Neb., May l0.-(Special
Telegram THE Hastings team in
the State baseball league will be
known as the "Cubs." The name
was chosen today in a contest. For
suggesting the name Miss Alice Hell
mann was awarded an annual pass.
The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Grand Island Wins.

Grand Island, Neb.. May 10.-tSpecial)
in a practice game here today, played in
a dust storm, the third city team OF the
Nebraska State league defeated Giitner
by the score Of to 3. Fielding was made
difficult by the effect Of the wind on
ground conditions.
Score by innings: !.
Grand Island ....4 o 2 81 x-s 10 10
Batteries: Brown and Hogenoart; Frit-
chard Falk and Donalu.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
KOpf Released.

San Francisco, May l0.-Walter
kopf, who was a member of the New
York National team for two seasons,
has been turned over to the Oakland
Coast league team by Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Play srorslrss Tie.

Plessanton, Nsh.. May ie,-tspseisi -
RavsnnA and Plessanton. entrants in the
Buffalo County league. played 20 0
game here Sunday, the game being called
at the end Of the ninth on account OF
darkness. Rayrnns gathered fir hits 70
Pieasan,on's two, Fast fielding by both
teams featured.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Witches Even
Series With
Packers, AZ


Sioux City. Ia. May lo,-Wiehi,a
go, the breaks and evened the series
with Sioux City. winning by the
score Of To 2. fesar struck out II
hatieTs but was Wild. issuing seven
bases on balls. which aided ma
ierially in the visitors run scoring.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
sh.,m,,-,,oworJ R..ul,,

Fsrwell Neh., May iO.-tSperlai)-ln
the Sherman. Howard baseball league last
week Ashton defeated nanncbros . TO s.:
Eibs won from Boelus 10 to and Far
well swampcd Rockville l3 TO Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
Want aams..

want Sunday ssmss with any itsyssTsoid
team. Call Atlantic s2si and ask for
Hoiy
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
DIS MOINks.
ig In eighth

@HAlItH TOT lVuHk IN 'IEHFH'
Oklahoma City ...o q o o o 90 e-f
Des Moines .,.......l 90 0 o x-$
summsry--Runs: Hently. Grant. Horan.
Wagner, Turgeon. Errors: Bates, Massey.
Tate. Two-base its: Young. Fisher. Gra-
ham. Horan. Sacrifice hits: Milan. Ban
ner. Left on bases: Oklahoma city. s:
Des Moines. Z. Struck out: BY Cullop. 2:
by Young. 4. Base on balls; Off cuiop.
s; off Young. 2. Hit by pitched ball:
LaSale, By Cullop. Wild pitch: Young.
Earned runs and hits: OFF Cullop. and
in . innings; off Young. and In
innings: off Warden, ! and in ] inng.
Losis pitcher: Young. Double plays: Tur-
geon- Gorma n g Graham. Grant German
Graham Young Fisher Bates. Umpires:
Ormsyb and Holmes, Time: 1 1:22
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

NEW YORk
Totals
'Ran for Clemons In eighth.
.Batted for 8. Smith In ninth.

Score by innings:
New York ...........0 0O201 o 0-3
st. Louis ............0 o 0 0 0 0 / / 0-2
Summary - Runs; Young. Meusel, Z.
Smith. Hornaby. Heathcote. Errors: Four
nier. Hornsby. McHenry. Two-base hits:
Mann. Kelly. clemons. Home run: Horns
by. Sacrifice hit: SINNERS. Double plays:
Bancroft Kelly. Bancroft -RawiingNf Kelly.
Left on bases: New York, 3: st. Louis. r.
Base on balls. OFF Pfefter. .: off Barfoot.
/. Struck out: BY Peer, s; by Nehf, g..
foot, (? in 1 inning. Losing pitcher: Pfef-
fer Umpires: Hart and O'Day. Time:
1887.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
.:ns,,sd Tor oiiissyGs ia ninth.

southworth t.). Hoike. Ford t.l. Gowdy
Duncan. Luaue, Fonsees. ErIorsi kopf
cAvtney. rwo.bsss hits 0owdy. Dunean
| Tntss.bsss hit. Powell. Home run:
southworih stolen bases. Boscksl. Bres.
sler. Sacrifice hiti kopf Lett on bases;
Boston. II; cinelnnsti. ~. Base on balls;
Off Luqus. 8; off FiilinSim, Z; off oiliss.
Luque, 8. Hits: OFF Luaus. In In
ninss. OFF Gillespie. I In ; innings. Los-
| i"s p.st. ..-r. a.u,a,. Suit.ts' ..Ssan ahd
Quieley Time: ?.0B
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
G,Apts Trim Cssdlnals

81. Louis, May io--sensstlonaI fielding
| Of the aisnts saved Art Nshl from defeat
here today, tho Cardinals losing. . TO =.
Pfeifor and Bsrfoot could not stop timely
waliops Nehrs three hits featured.
| Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

pss Moines. Ia, May ie.--Cullop won his
game for Dss Moines today when he held
Oklahoma City To four hits. Des Noinss
scored two runs on errors, but the other
two runs In its TO 1 victory were tho
result nf timely hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

plax Twilight Ball.

Superior. Neb.. May io.-superlor de-
feated Guide Rock in the baseball game
Sunday, score being to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

Summary Huns; Smith. Haley. ssilsrs
90, Hamilton. Hemingway, Errors Grif-
I'm, Meta Palmer, Two base hits: wash
hurn, s@lisfs. Mcdonald Palmer saeri-
flee hit NeDanaii, Stolen bases smith.
Elsh. Earned runsf wichita, a. Sioux
city, !. t.sf, on bases wichita, -; Sioux
city, ~ Base On bailss or Rsilats, A. off
Tessr. Z, struck cut iiy s~iiatss " by
Tear. n, Passed bail; Haley implres;
ponuhue and Anderson. Times 1885.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

l8-hole match, the final OF the tour
ney.
Palmer took the lead from Inc
start and was 4 up on his opponent
at the turn. A high wind handi-
capped the young golfers. Palmer
turned in card of 70, while Vette
shot the 18 holes in 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
PbiIlies HI..k Cubs.

Chicago. May 10. - Meadows held
Chicago to three scattered hits today.
while Philadelphia punched hits off Alex.
ander and Cheeves and shut out the locals,
A Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

DETROIT.

Boston, May 10.-Doubies In the ninth
by Bassler and Blue scored what proved
TO be Detroit's winning run today against
Boston. Detroit won. 10 to g. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
grsul,.

Phiisdsiphis. :. cleveland. q.
Washington. :. NJ. Louis. !.
Chicago. 2. New York, 1,
pstfoit. 10. Boston. ..
Today's Gan,ss.
~, Louis az Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Ch'easo az New York
Detroit ~ Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

Read The Bee all the way
through. You will find it interest
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
NATIONAL lssstG.


sss York. a. o.. Louis, .,
Hsstoh, si clheinnatl, ],
Philadelphia, a. Chicago, 0,
Observation-Disclosures rain,
TeAsy's Gam~s,
bfeohlyn At Pittsburgh,
hoaton al Cincinnati
Philadelphia ~ ehiessa,
New York. ~ ~. Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
sBatted for Walters in seventh

Score by innings: =.
Detroit .............0 ! i-iv
Boston 20 3 o o . D.
Summary-Runs: Blue. Jones. Veacn,
Heilmann. Clark t2). Rkney t2). Bassler,
Dauss. Leibold az. Harris. puRan, Pratt'
Smith ts). Burns, Kari. Errors: Hell.
Two-base hits: Blue (2). Bassler. Pratt
(2), Burns Foster. Three-base hits:
Jones. Leibold. Home run: Dauss Sac
rifice hits: Jones. Bassler, Dauss, Rigney.
Cobb, Burns stolen base: Karr. Double
plays: Foster Walters Pratt Burns. Wal
ters- Burns. Left on bases: Detroit. 10;
Boston. H. Base on balls: OF Pillette. 3:
off Dauss. 3 off Penrock, .: off Karr.
8; off Quinn, /. Struck out: BY Dauss.
=; by Karr. Q; by Quinn. l.. Hits: OF
Pillette. 8 in 1 20 innings: of Dauss. II
in 7 ia innings; off Pennock. in In
ming (none out In second): off Karr. In
6 innings (none out in eighth; off Quinn.
. in innings. winning pitcher: Dauss.
Losing pitcher: Quinn. Umnires: Walsh,
Owens and Chill. Time: 2:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.

Summary - Runs: Lebourveau. Rapp.
Parkinson, Henline. Errors: None. Two
base hits: Fletcher, Walker, 0rifneA
Lebcurveaus Parkinson. Stolen bases
Flaclt. Miller. Sacrifice hit: Leslie. Double
bases: Philadelphia, Z; Chicago. 8. Base
on balls: OF Meadows. 7. Struck out:
BY Alexander, .; by Meadows. o.; BY
Checves. ,. Hits: OF Alexander, 10 in
I innings; off Cheevss. 3 in innings
wild pitch: Meadows. Losing pitcher:
Alexander Umpiresi Rigler. Pfrman and
Mccormick. Time: 1858.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11
York's misplays let johnson score the vim
ming run In the 11th inninR Score.

Summary-Runs: johnson, SchAlk, Mil
ler Errors: johnson. witt, Pipp Two
base hit: Mcclellan. Sacrifice hits: Rob-
ertson, Schalk. Scott. Double plays: Pipp,
unassisted; Ward -scott-Plpp, Mays-Pipp.
Left on bases: New York. 8; Chicago. s..
son. 1. Struck out: BY Mays, 8: by Rob-
ertson. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Mostil, by
Mays. Umpires: NallIn and MoriaritY.
Time: I:b0
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-11

White Sox Beat Yankees.
New York, May 10-Chlcago broke New
York's winning streak today. taking 4
tight 11-inning pitching duel, 2 to /. in
which Robertson, hero of recent per-
feet game, had the better Of Mays. New
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-10

"What q Ccuntry!"-T came to
America II years ago, with 50 cents IN
my Dublin breeches," recounts an
Irishman o. middle age, telling of his
adventures in this the land of his adop-
ton. II went to an uncle in Baltimore
who was without chick or child and he
gave me IS a week and wanted to
make me his heir. He died worth ST.
600, 900 years after. Had / stayed-but
/ wanted to see the country. / did. l
saw Oklahoma when it was raw, new
and young, but my feet itched. l SOL
diered for Uncle Sam and grew sun
dried at desert posts. There was an
opport unity everywhere, but L wan
dered and wcaved about, lodging the
shower of gold that always is falling
everywhere in America. l am an ex-
pert dodger, a vagabond and a born
wastrel but have not been able to
dodge it all. Almost in spite Of myself,
I'll die in a clean bed Of my own and
under a roof of my own. It's the only
land in the world for an outstanding
man with two feet under him, two
hands at the ends of his arms and two
eyes in his head. What a country, and
there's never been anything like it,"
The romance Of this Irishman's life
for it is nothing else to those who
recognize romance when they see it, is
but one of many, many similar ro-
mances that have been lived under the
sunny skies of this great land Of op-
portunity. There's John D. Rookie
feller who went to work for 81 week
II years ago. He sat on high stool
and made entries in ledger, just as
thousands Of clerks have done before
and since. But he found opportunity,
seized it and today his name is syno-
nymous for all that wealth implies.
What a country" exclaimed the
Irishman. How true! There's never
been anything like it!"-Richmond
CVa) Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-10

tional. The opinion, handed down by
o vote of to 1, declared that no great
er calamity could befall the wage
earners of the country than to have
the legislative power to fix wages up
held" 1t adds: Take from the citi-
zen the right to freely contract and
sell his labor for the highest wage
which his individual skill and efficien-
cy will command, and the laborer
would be reduced to an automaton,
mere creature of the state. 1t is pa
tel lnalism in the highest degree, ana
the struggle of the centuries to estab-
lish the principle that the state exists
for the citizen and not the citizen for
the state, would be lost" The decis-
ion will be appealed to the supreme
court
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-10
atn,nnruas department.

Didn't understand.-The dear old
lady pushed her spectacles up on her
forehead. and put dow with an indig-
nant, sniff, the newspaper she had been
reading.
'rThese fremen must be frivolous
lott" she remarked.
'"Why do you think that, granny
asked her grandson.
Because it says as plain as you can
read in this paper" the old lady ex-
planned, that after the fire was under
control at a building last night the
firemen played on the ruins all night.
Why couldn't they go home to bed like
other sensible men instead Of romping
about like children?"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-10

Complexion of Congress. - Next
house: Republicans, 225;. Democrats,
2O7; Socialist, l; Farmer Labor, 1; In
dependent, l.
Present house: Total membership;
Republicans, 296; Democrats, 100; So
cialist, /; vacancies s. Of these eight
vacancies three were filled at Tues
days election for uneXpired terms end
ing March 8, 1923, as follows: Illinois.
at large, First and Eighth Nebraska
districts. The remaining five vacan-
cies were not filled at this election for
the Sixty y-seventh congress.
Next senate: Republicans, SO; Demo-
Gratis, AZ; Farmer-Labor, l.
Present senate: Total membership,
&c. Present membership: Republicans,
SO: Democrats, So; Republican and
Progressive, l.