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New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

Totals ..s2 IL 27 10 0 Totals M 81 o "a 10 :
'Batted for Marquard in second inning.
Boston. ......... ooo 900 90 %
Two-base hts-Krag, Hollocher. Bar
bare, Nixon. Sacrihces-Jones (2), Terry.
Double play-Ford, Barbara and Holke
Left on bases-Boston Z; Chicago. .. Bases
on balls-Of Marquard, 2; off Jones, 2.
Marquard. in / inning; off Fillingim, 7
in 2-S; off Mcnamara. 2 in / 1-3. Losing
pitcher Marquard pres-Sentel and
Mccormick. Time-1:27
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Athletics Triumph
Over White Sox. s to 2

PHILADELPHIA, July 1o-Home
runs by Hauser and Galloway and air
tight pitching by Harris gave Philadel
phia 5 to 2 victory over Chicago to-
day. The triumph gave the Athletics
the series, three to two. Ray Schalk,
the White Sox catcher, famed four
successive times.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Pitcher Injured by Taxi

CHICAGO, July 10.-Ernest P. Os-
borne, pitcher for the Chicago Ma
tonsl League club, to-day nursed nu-
merous minor injuries received when
he was struck by taxicab last night.
His legs were bruised, his lower lip
cut and two teeth were knocked out.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

batted Tor Hollingsworth in ninth inning.
TBatted FOR Glazner in seventh inning
New York k...... $40 ls2 3nS-l9
fittspursh. ......... 001 100 o.
Two base hits-Rawlings Frisch, Meusel
Kelly Carey Bigbee. Three base hits
bancroft, Frisch, Snyder ca. Ems. Home
Kelly. sacrihce-Meusel. Double plays
Rawlings. Bancroft and Kelly: Bancroft
rawlings and Kelly; Ems, Maranville and
Grimm; Ems and Grimm. Left on bases
New York. 1o; Pittsburgh .. Bases on
balIs---On Glazner, ] off Hollingsworth, l.
by Glazner. s; by Hollingsworth. l. Hits
on Hamilton. In inning tnone out in
second) off Glazner, Is in s. off Hollings-
worth. In q Hit by pitcher--By Nehf
tTierney). Losing pitcher--Hamilton Um-
pires-Quigley and Moran. Time-222
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGuE
Senators Make Four
Double Plays, but
Lose to the Tigers

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The De-
troit Tigers won easily from the Wash
ington Senators, to 2, Today, both
Erickson and Phillips being unable to
hold the visiting batsmen. The local
,nheld added four double plays to Its
IUhg list, only one put-out going to the
Washington outfeld during the entire
game.
The score:
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Stated TOR Ring in third inning.
~ 6,i,h,c,inhati. &c .'..,... 40 042 oox-11
900 ISL 600
TWO base hits-Lee (2). Fletcher, Single
hits-Wslker. Fletcher. Fonseca. Sacrifices
nLee. Duncan. Harper. Pinell Keck.
lie; Fletcher. ParkinA an and Leslie. Tnp-
SEGA and Daubert. Left on bases-phiia-
d ddeiphia, 81; Cincinnati 4. Bases on balls
Gillespie. l. Struck out-By pintn p,a h.,
Singleton. q by Keck, /: by C.iliesnis ~
! hitsgom IT. n, Ring lin In innings; off Pinto
20; off Gillespie. In Ia III, VI, IN
pitcher-By singlerton %. wild nitcb.yy by
Hl3g Passed bail--Peters. Winning nitcher
-Gliiespie Losing pitcher-Pinto ITr,.
pires-o'D Day and Hart TiIne-i.sa oih-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

ioi IhilllpS III SlXtn inning.
toat'eo Tor brlllheart In ninth inning.
Detroit ... 80 ana oon
washington. .,....... oO2 900 90 %
TWO base hits-Rigney. Cobb. Three
@nase @ hit-Blue. Stolen base-Brower. Sac
rinces--Clark, Jones, Rigney ca, He'll
IIahn Neach. Double plays-Peckinpaug ugh,
harris and Judge; Jones and Blue; Rigney.
SlaTk I and Blue; Harris and Judge: Judge,
Teckinpangh and Judge; Bush and Judge
be!t I. on bases-Detrot, 6; Washington H.
bases on balls--Off Erickson, 3; off Old
nam, nam, 81 off Phillips, /; off Briilheart, /.
Struck out-By Bril!heart, l; by Oldham2
Hlts-ois Erickson, in innings (none
out IN sixth): off Phillips, in / Off Brill
Ib1ear', 3 In 3. Wild pitch-Erickson.
I uS,se1 tpassed bail-Gharrity. Losing pitcher
Tme-2I7 ~ ''qei'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Eastern League

Fitthburg, 3; Bridgeport, /.
Waterbury, 8: Albany, 1,
Springfield, Z; pittsfeld, 2.
New Haven, IL; Hartford, 9 (Ist).
Rsv Haven. s; Hartford, (2d).
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

- Two-oase hits-Johnson. Collins. Hauser
1onie runs--H user Galloway Sacrifices
- Mulligan. Mostil. Falk. Double plays
nd Hauser: Leyerette, johnson and Sheely
Left on bases-Chicago. 6: Philadelphia g.
Bases on halls--of Harris. Q; off Leverette
:. Struck out-By Harris. S. Umptres-
Mor'srty ana Eal!.n. Time-1:3s,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
plttsbursh. ....~....... 300 oil o21-5
new YORK. rk....,....... 010 201 0o0-4
Two base hits--Stengel Grimm, Gooch
tZ> Three-base hit--Rarnhart Stolen
hases-Young (3), Maranville Carey. sac
rihce-,-Carison Double plays-Bancroft.
Rawlings and Kelly (2). Left on bases
New York. 6, Pittsburgh 2 Bases on
oalls-Off Ryan. 4; off Carlson L. Struck
out-By Ryan, /; by Carlson, g. Passed
oaii~-Gooch, umpires-Moran and Quig-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Totals. 81 IL 81 IA Il Totals .sslllaa 81
Batted for Decatur in ninth inning.
Tran for Ruether in ninth inning

q. LOUIS. ............ % 900 4 x-4
6rooklyn. yn..........,.. 600 900 DOLL
Two-base hlts-High ta1, p. Griffith,
neat Home run-Hornsby Stolen bases
- lack, Slnith t2l. Sacrifces--Shriver,
Pfener Atnsnith. Double pIays-Hornsby.
Lavan and Fournier; Flack and Ainsmith
olson and Mitchell Left on bases-Brook-
lyn, IL; St. Louis, 8. Bases on balls-Ofr
Shriver 3; off Pfeffer. o Struck ouf-By
Shriver 8; by Decatur. Hits-Off Shriver.
Shriver, .; by Decatur. !. Hits--Off Shriver,
pitcher -Shriver. Umpires-Kiem and PR,
man. Time--1:53
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Totals ..A6 S IL 80 81 s. Totals 80 10 SO 2S 2
Batted for Pittinger in thirteenth inning.
TBatted for Quinn in thirteenth inning.
4Battel for e Smith n IA Inn Inc

ee10 f0' II oTIIItI III tHIrteeHIn lnhlng.
st. Louis 80. 0 0 001 10 900 Is
Boston. .... oo3 900 o1o 900 %
Iwo-b base hits-Walliams (2). Dugan,
Pratt. Three base ht--Jacobson Home
run--Burns: Stolen bases--Sser, Williams.
Sacrlfces-Tobn. Gerber. severeid Ellerbe,
Dugan, Pratt and Burns Left on bases
-, Louis II; Boston. IL Bases on bals--
on on Davis q Oft Quinn, 4. Struck out--By
Davis. j. H.ts-On Davis, l2 in 1928
innings; off Pruett, Q in ia. Winning
pitcher-Davis Umpires-Evans and Hide
brand. Time--2 :25
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Hornsby's Homer, With T,vo On
Prouides Margin of Victor,
Manager Robinson Protests Game on Ground IT,.
Ainsmith Blocked Plate ", Without Having Ball;
Jimmy Johnston's Right Thumb Badly min,

ST LOUIS July 0.For the second time in the
which ended to-day Rogers ornsby hit home Brokv
game. the seventh inning todav s as @
Jack Smith bases the Cardinals the m w. M
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
SECOND GAME
Totals 80 4 10 az 10 o. Totals 81 10 "a IL
tBatted for Danforth in seventh inning.
fBatted for Wright in ninth inning.

Sos1on' q. ni',.''..'.'.,.... 900 Io2 1ox-4
Two base hits--Ellerbe. Severeid ] Har-
rs stolen bases-Williams j. Collins
sacrihces-Williams. Elerbe, Burns. Left
balis'-OH Wright. 2; off Russell. 4. Struck
out-By Danforth, a; by Russell, 4. Hits
on Danforth. in innings off Wright.
IN e Wild pitch-Wright. Losing pitcher
Danforth. Umpires - Hildebrand and
Evans. Time---1:5b
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
The Record

Of all sad words from sorro,y's vine.
The saddest are, "I'm playing nine"
Sodder than falling clods that skid
Upon the cofin's somber lid.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
To George Sisler

10 George SSler
They used to sag that When Cobb's day done
His place aOould be untitled through all the ages;
No erponemt of the hit and
Would match his fame sporting pages
But Uhen some day they shout: "The King is deadl"
Where records hold the old stars final hit,
rather think the crowm from Ty Cobb's head
When placed on, yours aoU be perfect fit.
There haze been batting eyes since Anson's time
That kmew the glory of enduring fame;
There haze been heroes aOorthy of a rhyme
Where Del and Hans and Larry played the game
But chem day the Tiger leaves his lair
And takes his fmal kitty from the pot,
You get the uerdict avith lap to spare
New monarch IN the golden realm Of swot
an, not one to say "Iue them al"
Yet haze lamped my share Of the parade,
From uhere Bill Keeler leaned AGAINST the ball
To later hits the sluggimg Hormsby made.
But a0hen it comes to landing the mill
On feeding rval pitchers rough abuse
You the Mayor of Blooieviue
You are the necta1ine that holds the Juice
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Southern Association

New Orleans, A; Memphis, 8.
Birmingham, Z; Nashville, 90 in
nings).
Chattanooga, A; Atlanta, 8.
Mobile, 8; Little Rock, 1.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

referring again Chairman N1udon if the boxing cau
oA ana ELSEWHERE permitted itself for bret
spell the deadly fumes arising asphvxiate Al.
cudg the hardened public much more
all the boxers that lived f"s '"ai
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
American Associafion

American Association
indianapolis, 1s; Columbus, 6.
st. Paul. 8; Kansas City, Q.
Louisville, 5; Toledo, 4.
Minneapolis-MiIwaukee Grain.
BASEBALL TODAY. 3.ao ~
Grounds. Yankees va St. Lou.. foi~o
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

st. Louis, S; Boston, 4 (l3 in's, 1st).
Boston, A st. Louis, 3 (2d).
Philadelphia. S: Chicago, 2.
Detroit. G.: Washington, 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Do you think the smile

Do you think the smile
Of satisfaction is round,
Not al all?
It has -four corners
four stores that have never
dropped their standards
and at all four, values are
now more attractive than
ever, thanks to a revision Of
prices which has increased
the selection of suits q!
such figures as $40, S
and $50.
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The score :
HDnyr,~-,-


o"tVe'1 TOT 0IaTK IN elEhth inning
Battcd for Phillips In sixth inning.
tBatted for Rrillheart Ia ninth IN nInn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

agen one of the few golfers front with
experience In his first finished fourth
MS second start 1914 first The same anre. -
VINO hhsned hrst in his first championship this t
procedure Barnes had to wait years. eight years
s OF the others still waiting recalls the fact that
'oness third start finished in te 4or
; p ~ lsSo Last summer he finished fifth The
experience ne gained competitions h.,
better chance in his test this wek - 1880 A 'S0n
training necessary in all
- Which
Do&ers a1er reaching the begin through lack ~
dempsey will
belt before ne is at his again. ~ ~ Aa9
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

The big upset in baseball to date has been the
by the White Sox The Great Kid Mr. Gleason pomu
gated the the the
wh April blossoms be
When June clatter
decided
value inspired
who lose Weaver Jackson Fe
Rsberg Williams and year be up again cawino
away at second place deserves all
In No Hurry
Lew lendler
lightweight e preferng development before riskinp
setback 'e
acquiring added experience and skill along
AS result this policy Tender something beter
han an outside chance take
no part of setup be taken granted blow is struck H
knows his business and he ~
Inc Hon. William Mudoon of the New Athletic Commits
on may make his share of mistakes fearless and
IS mixture that wipes multitude hoe ~
widespread authority to decapae champions champions
care be publicly branded e defauers are eerv Of
leaving their chn in the connection he NAV o r;t.
bit of good. - ' ~ aA-'0 E"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

For boys several hun
dred norfolks reduced 70
SIS and $40.
Ten to fifteen dolla's
clipped from the former
prices Of most of them.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Only ar, Even Break
FIRST GAME
Totals. SO 10 2s 81 Is totals 2ll27

Batted for Hollingsworth in ninth inning
IBattod for GlaZner In seYenth inning.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Standings i'm Major Leagues
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 19; Pittsburgh 2 usn
fittsburgh, s; New York, 4.
Cincinnati, IL; Philadelphia. 2
ST. Louis, 4; BROOKLYN. I.
Chicago, a.; Boston,
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SECOND GAME

Totals d. SO ls 27 + 2 Totals se4lo..
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
Police Searching
for Breen; Wife Is
Being Detained
(By Associated PressD

St. Louis, Sept. ga widespread
search for Harry Brenn, whose gar
are burned down last Tuesday is be
inc carried on today. In the debris
was found a charred torso, at tirst
believed to be that of Breen, but Ia
ter established as that of Miss Ce-
1e,te Schneider, whose body was
stolen from Mount Hope cemetery
Sunday evening. Breen ha
missing since Monday evening
The police have notified life insur,
ance companies, in which Brenn had
policies totalling $4,000 not to MAKE
anv settlement with Mrs. Brenn, wh'
is held in connection with the case
Mrs. Breen married Brenn while NJ
was in the American army IN Ger
MANY. She is reported by Police U
have been discontented in Amerie
and was planning to return to Ger
many with her husband as soon
thew accumulated sufficient none!
She is mourning her husband as hay
inc perished in the fire.
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Mobile Bears Will
! Now Take on Star
Club From West
fRx Associated Press

Tulsa Okla, Sept. 29.-Fresh lroiN
+boir victory over Fort Worth in the
Ti,;o series. the Mobile Bears ar
b4'+iS ,--s-----. -. = z n :
aama Of a series with the Tulsa
Western league champions for the
Glass A title of the west and south
land. ... 400
indications were that about 0,Ooo
nersons would crowd into McNultry
mark this afternoon. The game was
sa+ for g o'clock. The capacity OF the
local park has been almost doubled II
nreparation for the three games
staged here, today, tomorrow an'
Sunday. E,
! The Southern association team VII
start the series without the adVant
age of extended practice on the tleic
The Bears were scheduled to arriv
Yesterday, but missed train at Fol
= Worth. Just what difference tn
: will make in the initial game is prot
lematical. The Tulsa batters hay
t developed an adeptness at swattlr
: the ball over the short right fie
: fence on the home grounds.
The oilers have been practicing e
y ery day this week and trounced
aggregation of Southwestern ieag
stars at Muskogee yesterday, lS to
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
SIKH TO BOX IN GOTHAM
NEAR THANKSGIVING DAY

New York, Sept. 29-Battling Sikh,
the Singalese, who knocked out Geor-
ges Carpenter in Paris Sunday, Will
fight in New York about ThanksglV-
ing day, according to an announce
ment by Tex Rickard, fight promoter
Rickard said that Sikh had agreed 10
meet any light-heavy weight chosen
No intimation was givea as to VINO
his opponent would. be.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Donald MacQueen, minister. Sab.
bath school at 9:45 a. M; services al
IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning
subject, "a Vision of Jesus" evening
subject, "The Beautiful City" The
sacrament of the Lords Supper viii
be observed at the morning hour.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
p. M; Christian Endeavor society at
7 p. m. You are cordially invited to
worship with us at all of these sery-
ices.
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MRS. MALLORY TO DEFEND
CBy Associated Pressl

Ardsley, N. Y, Sept. 29'-Mrs'
Molla Bursjedt Mallory, of New
York, national woman's champion
tennis player, will face Miss Leslie
Bancroft, of West Newton, Mass, to-
day in the second semi-final match OF
the annual singles tournament Tor
the Ardsley cup. Mrs. Mallory Is
the present holder of the trophy.
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7th Bacs to {rats British Forces Sta19a 1vg
.S7I|I MANS DIVORCE IS ]
DENIED, GUY LEGITIMATE
Court Renders Decision
in Famous Contest
Today
.nx Associated Pressl

Carmel. N. ", Sept. zsa
A. stillman, former presiden, hs@ o.
the National City Bank, Ne"
Work was denied decree IN ms
emit for absolute divorce agains'
h;s wife. Mrs. Anne U. stliiman,
toaav and baby Guy Stillman "a
,U declared legitimate in the lind
mgs Of Daniel J. Gleason, reieree
- the case, filed here today; -,
In u' regard to Mrs stillman, an
charge that her banker HI husband ban otss a,s'
,,.r0 ,~nmen, identified only as "Allce =,
and "Clara," Referee lIleasoh ot s,,t NJ
clared that the evidence ,s.inns was ,ps 90 =,
fcient to prove the allegations
adultery.
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NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD

New York, Sept. 29.-Erwlng u
"Cannonball" Baker broke all preced-
ing motorcycle records for trans-con-
tinental rounds when he reached this
citv Yesterday from Los Angeles in
six days, % hours and 50 minutes
His time was II hours and "a min
utes less than the former record.
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Think War Be Averted
No Shots Are Fired
in "a Hours :
.NARRlNGTON CONFERS
Entire Situation Depends
on the Outcome OF
Conference
m AssnciateA Pressl

1By y;nnnie n Sent. 29.-Briga-
dier General Sir Charles Harrlhg'on'
o,,,,,,arder-in-chief of the British
fo,oos in the Dardanelles area plans
. ,oave this afternoon for a confer
o,oo with Mustapha Hemal Pasha:
nrobablv at Mudania, on the Sea Oh
Marmora. -, not if
= lHe -, ,.,,----.--,,opr,s without the
:, firing of shots at Chanak, or other
points along the Dardanelles, all i'm
mediate danger of hostilities Will
have been avoided. This is the pc
q riod of time estimated to be required
:, for General Harrington's journey
and interview with Mustapha kemal.
10 The allied high commissioners
y bave decided to despatch commits
~ ~ sion composed of British, French and
- italian officers to Rodosto, Luie-
bourgas, and Adrianople in Thrace'
IN in order to exercise paeifying intlu-
IT, ence there.
- To Use French Troops.
~ ~ According to the Exchange Tele-
,.t graph part of the French troops
~ which were withdrawn from Cbstald-
- ia, and which have since been II
vo Constantinople,. will be used for the
nr defense of the European shore of th'
cid Bosphorus.
With their backs the straits, tn
ou British forces id Chanak now lool
90 out on three sides, the forces of Mas
,a,a 40 tapha Kemal Pasha. By their recen
n Iincursions, the Turks have complete
their occupation of the neutral zon
n in defiance of Great Britain's ult
matum and a climax is swiftly al
drs' preaching.
Iew General Pelle, French high con
pion mander, has dispatched an energet
eslie note to Smyrna telling Mustapf
to- Kemal that the British sincerely d.
h of sire to avoid conflict, but thi
for France will not be able to restra
is them if they are attacked
The British Can Hold.
The British are confident they CT
ID hold their lines against any KEN
- attack, as their flank at Chanak
u protected by a powerful fleet Of wa
''e' ships, the long-range guns OF VIII
CON can sweep the area around the to-
''iiS for a distance OF twenty mil
3 /" while the Turks at present
iu'eS' equipped only with machine guns
nnn this sector. Among the British ma
l. units are the super dreadnaught
venge and Resolution, the most pc
erful men of war afiOat.
DA1 The British naval authorities
Sikh, holding up all Greek and Turk
Geor- craft in the Bosphorus and the D
;. will danelles, making minute searches
ksgiv- materials Of war.
ounce The Greek battleship Aver
noter. (which was taken from COnstantin'
eed 10 by her mutinous crew, is proceed
boseu. through the straits unInolested.
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sCHOQLBOy FIGHT
|. At BUNNEL[ ENDS
! N YOUTHS DEATH
Two Boys Use Knives IN
Encounter Over Irly-
! ial Matter

Bunnell, Sept. 29-Ehe oouS
night in a Daytona hospital as a re-
suIt of knife wounds inflicted by Ell
lott smoake in school boy fight
over trife yesterday at noon, was
taken to St. Augustine this morning
for burial in the Casholic cemetery
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
MAN INT IN MONANEN
! FOR lE!CEMAN' N'S&lk{.R
American Les Joins
In Search for.ack
Desperao
iBy Associated p

montgomery, Ala, 500
determined man hunt ,,da-
way here today tR.ho,t
Montgomery county and. -.
territory for Jim Glenn. a.
who last night shot and in,.,,
killed Albert Sampson,
member of the Montgomero.
lice force.
sampson had been detailed a.,
negro section to quell a quarrel nr
she negro turned on him and fl, =
.atal bullet into his body. Men,
NJ the American Legion joined in .
search for Glenn, but no traces
Inn had been found up to noon tod
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
Wills HAS A MATCH

New York, Sept. 29.-Harry Wills
negro challenger for Jack Dempsey's
heavyweight title, viii box Glen
johnson, negro, in ten-round bou'
tonight at Madison Square Garden.
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tpx Associated PresSn

New York, Sept. 29-1ohh
mick, the famous tenor who mas Oesl s
abroad since last spring. "ileh
suffered serious throat atfectloH'
has recovered, it was announcer ~
day. He expects to return to TINS
country October II from Europe an'
make concert tour
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

a blow from the wood axe that the
prisoner stated cut the clothing on
his arm. at was all Dyer in a min
ute he said, "You shoe him them
he was asked. Eyes" he replied. Il
don't krow how many shots were
fired. It was a small % revolver
He bled to death, died the morning
afterwards"
Did YOU leave North Card 3
them" he was asked. mo he Y
piled, 4 left Red Springs that night
lsThere's a whole lot of things | won
saw unless I have to-" he saidlin clos
ling the interview. q have been stew
ling over this thing for the last 81
months, that's Why am in Jail
: don't expect to be- in here for nor
1lthan a couple Of days
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

Notice is hereby give nthat J. ].
Murphy, purchaser Of Tax Certificate
mo. 4O3, dated the 7th day of July,
A. D. 1919, has filed said Certificate
in my office, and has made applica-
ton for Tax Deed to issue in accord
ance with law Said Certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty situated in Putnam County,
Florida, to wit;
PIT. j. B. Entralgo Grant, Blk. W,
pg. aga (Ex per bk. 42, pg. 32S), Sec.
80, 7. 10, S. R. 27 E., SO acres. The
said land being assessed at the date
of the issuance of such Certificate in
the name of Heirs of H. 0. Pease. g..
Unless said Certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, Tax Deed
will issue thereon on the 9th day of
October, A. D. 1922.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 9TH day of September,
A. D. 1922.
(SEAL) r. J. HANCOCK,
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam County,
Florida. !
By W. A. WILLIAMS, JR., D. C.
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Refugee$lain
Greek srroris
Abroadn Thrse
(By AssocIat press }

(By AssocInt Press)
Sofia, Sept. 29-trkish re
gees numbering 24yrOm the''
lage of Sierra, in Nace, arriV
at the Bulgarian frttier yeste
day declaring that tiy, had be'
forced to flee to esepe GreE
terrorism. The Grees, they a
serted, surrounded tle villag
burned their homes and kill
part of the population
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ST. JAMES FIRST METHODIsT

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Spe-
cial music by the st. James Sunday
School orchestra, Bandmaster Shea
rouse leader. Preaching by the pas
tor at II a. m. and 7:30 p. M; Junior
league will meet in the Tilghman
hall at 6:15 p. m; Senior league at
$50 p. M; Bible study and prayer
service Wednesday at 1880 p. M, sub
ject, Matt. 9th chapter. A cordial
welcome is extended to all to attend
these services.
]. D. SIBERT, Pastor.
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Crnmn Prinee Takes Oath.

Athens, Sept. 29.-Crown Prince
George has taken the cath asked OF
Greece, pending the formation Of
new ministry, is being governed oy
twelve officers representing the
army and navy. An executive COM
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LABOR BOARD TO
HEAR PETITIONS
Of MEN MONDA
Request for Increase
Pay of Maintenance
Men
Inr Aauncinted Pr-ssl

Z Aaicago, Sept. 29-Ihe Fa4Itoa
laLr board is expected to take q
fol- 2nsideration in executive sessi,
the dase OF the United Brotherht
Of Msintenance of Way workmeE,,;IIII
railroad shop workers on III
the same day the organizstT
be ia session at Detroit aI
Tho Maintenance of WI oat ~ =
Gently appeared beforaYf'e
with a request for an i'of f'if ''' )
minimum wages whichrd P'7
return them to war tiucd