davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

Correct this sentence: "Mercful
goodness" cried the husband. "Have
you been running the household on
as title as that?"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

I know one man in Palatka who
calls one of his woman neighbors
Liberty Bell" l presume that is
because she comes into his home and
rings the telephone whenever she
durn pleases. Mebby there are 9TH
ers.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Section 10 of Article
XII of the Constitution of the State
of Florida, Relating to Education
Be 1t Resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Florida:
That the following amendment to
Section 10 of Article MI of the Constl-
tuition of the State of Florida relating
to education be, and the same is mere
by, agreed to and shall be submitted to
the electors of the State at the general
election of representatives in 1877 Tor
approval or reflections:
! Section 10. The Legislature may
| provide for the division of any county
| or counties into convenient school dis
| tricts; and for the election biennially
of three school trustees, who shall hold
| their office for two wears. and VINO
shall have the supervision of all the
schools within the district. and for the
| levying and collection of district
! school tax, for the exclusive use. OF
public free schools within the district
| whenever a majority of the quallfieG
| electors thereof that pay tax on real
or personal property shall vote in ia
vor of such levy; provided. that any
! tax authorized by this section shall not
exceed ten mills on the dollar in any
one year on the taxable property OF the
| district.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
Merely DribblngS
From
The Thought Tank
By THORN
The Eggstraordinary ne

The EggStraOruii'"i' a I,Sl
News note: 1.-TWO l INV
Years Test.D
She LAYS 50 many eggs a year,
That biddy in Ppsallup'
n,,'. nick the fruit on horseback
lA AZ thew fl hustle on gallop.
r,,oo hundred thirty-five a year!
Come record, LADY Jewell"
,,4bough to overwor kyou so
Seems most unjustly cruel.
Methinks, oh, Lady Jewell,
In your almost daily cackle,
You never thought in Pulletdom
So fierce a job you'd tackle.
Oh, Lady Leghorn Jewell,
Just see where this is leading;
If you don't quit your awful pace
You'll sure be pulled for speeding
And as you sit on downy nest
All clean and free from vermin,
You retrospect as time goes by
And on new plans determine.
Some day a rooster'll come along
And hear your tones eggstatic,
And, hunting up your record,
Will make appeal emphatic.
Then to his ardent wooings
Your refusals will add fuel;
The hen who hesitates is lost.
Farewell, sweet Lady Jewell!
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
Here's Another One.

If lipstick meets lipstick in a
satchellette, should lipstick tell a
lipstick: keep off-you are metz"
Every lipstick makes some lips stick
Ne the work is dry; yet every lip
ek has its flavor; will someone tell
why?
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER

for the ratification or rejection of the
said Joint Resolutions proposing
amendments to the Constitution of the
State of Florida, viz:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
Another New Flavor.

Experience has taught me that
there are many women not half as
bad as they are painted.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

XVI of the Const tuition of the State
of Florida, Relating to the Time OF
the Payment of Salaries of State o.
Gcers.
Se It Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of Florida:
That the following amendment to
Section of Article XVI of the Consti.
tuition of the State of Florida relating
to the time of the payment of the sala-
ries of State officers is hereby agreed
to and shall be submitted to the cleo
tors of the State for adoption or re-
lection at the next general election VI
A. D. 1922. That is to say, said sec
ton shall be amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section g. The salary of every Off
Ger shall be payable monthly upon MS
own requisition.
Tonc,NT TTrrN0N
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

saying 81 had hard fight" but the
Iforst is still to come.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing. an
Amendment to Secron of Article
VII of the Constitution of the State
of Florida, Relating to Census and
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of 49,

WHEREAS, The Legislature Of 1891,
under the Constitution of 1885, of the
State of Florida, did pass four Joint
Resolutions proposing amendments to
the Constitution of the State of Florida,
and the same were agreed to by a vote
of three-fifths of all the members elect
ed to each house; that the votes on said
Joint Resolutions were entered upon
their respective Journals, with the yeas
and nays thereon, and they did deter
mine and direct that the said Joint Re
solutions be submitted to the electors
of the State at the Geneal Election in
November, 1922.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, H. CLAY
CRAWFORD, Secretary of State of the
State of Florida, do hereby give no.
ticc that
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

Be 1t Resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Florida:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08

atttrafiion uro m'rb piel @unoern,
Gritaunen uno Bragen %berborrufen.
NuBerbem ieben sic ole perl6minoen=
Sc Gam, ben Ien el nno ben 8an<
bifen, Ste Bforten bon M}ang &u Gbat
uno ste sroBe pierFade Snuiion,
Nraaen 9ie &arnta iiber olleS, mas
@ie bsbriden mag. Tra3en, ste Sbr
Srau, @eltebte, @atien, 8sr{otter
betrsffen; Oh er tt Ii 5u Shnen lit ODER
alld; men @ie beirlten mer6er unb
mann; tpeldeS baS Bette @eidaft fir
@ta 1T; ob sic fallfer, perfaufen ooe1
berleiben iolen ben Nlfe MbaltSols
Iber permiBte 5rsunb9 ober Ser
panote; 9bre inaBislen Nusii6ten
Colonel 1bepbors Rooiepelt be5et6nez
tie ste Nusfnbrlngen &arma's als leb1
bemnnoerungsmar6is nno n11terbal=
tenb. Weitere @in5elbetten iibtr 81
Observation-Disclosures erleben ste ar
anberer @tene biefer Nrsgabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
@auoepiae tit surnb ale,

Gine e~rltflalIiee @aubapt1lez &om=
paenie bat ibren Gtn5ug IL Seem nl1n
sebolten unb mirb bonn Nonne1staJ
bis @onntas infl. 8rogramme TIM
5ur1er=T beater abbalte1. Nm
9omstag finbet eine Matinee ipe5telI
fir 9amen ltatt, 5u mel6er Se1rea
fetne.1 s3utritt baben nrb am Sonatas
lit barn bie reguldre Mattnee. Die
8oubepinez@ elenidaft peranl tattete
bisle @ode I'M Nuoitortum IN Min<
ncapolis @oritellun9en un0 bte Tatz
Jade, bab fte I'M 9tanoe mar, etn
mad t~auienben %5dblenbe8 Bnbltfum
bes un3ebeuer sroben Iu6itortumS gu
feileln, benefit, baS tire 0orhietungen
bergem0bnli6 quite ietn millen.
&arma, Der Mpififer, TT bte 9S,aolptz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
@rDker Geri6tsfalenz
Der fiir Geri6tstermin

~" " ttSNSu ~ OuuS w.
Dte tint Seaember @eridtstermin
sur 8erbanblung fpttmenf ip1en,
IA DanUn linD &riminalfoae,
acknowledgements rerpen md
ipeitere GrimihaliGle unteriud,en.
Der Serbltermtu, Ser naditerl
Wortag I'M bisitsen Contribute ieins1
Intorls nimmt, f6etnf BEN {6treritet
9ertdisfoleto.r ~anfsumeiler IN BEL
9eldtdte BON 8romn GDu1tp. 70
lt11o i'm ea1tsen 76 gdlIe angemsloet,
bon benen 63 I'M s3ipilaeridt 3ur Ser
banollftg fommslt, ndbrerb IA l11li
frt1mtnenen Nnflagen gu tnn babsn.
Gtner Der mtdttgiten 8dlle, ote TN
9ifriftgeridt 5nr 8erbanolnne fom=
n1en, tit SET bon Melpin q. gogtel ltno
Sarolb 6. 8pstel ais Solll1rsde1
bes Ma1lalles bon @ba1les 8ostel
eesen $. 8. 9otbale, Maienperpals
ter Ser Century Miltng Gompa11p,
minneapolis. @S lit bies etlle gez
rlfnns eesen baS @rfenntntS oes
@ailengertdts, mod meldem etns
Soroerung 1T 90be BON S2l0,0Ol
sesen Ben MadlaB Don Charles gogtel
an IA. Mdr5 1922 eria1bt morbe1
mar. Die STRENGTHENING 1es
Observation-Disclosures belief itd) auf $685.
900 unb mar In Mtrfli9fett etn lOO
ppo5e1ltises NfIis naliebment, m,ldeS
b,r Malienoernalter sege1 ben Na9@
lob bon Gbarios @ogtel a1lbans@
maden monte, fiir Nftis11, Bic Der
9erItorbene CUR 3eit letleS SooeS
III ser Genturp Mtlltna eompa1q
b1tte. @ltienrihter Weatber erz
laubte iebo6 bamals nun Ste Summe
BON $4,000 nno gegen iein Gr=
fenutnis lit bteie 8erufung nlnmebr
erfolgt.
unter Sen friminellen Nnflaeen be-
finben ii9 iolde luegen uebsrir.tn1s
Ser 2~ifDrselete, g6ldgersten 111D,
@tne gauge Nn5abl msitersr Tdlle
merDen BON ben @robseidmort1en
nod unterl116t meroen nr1o IS TT
leidt m0eltdl bob bie 3ebl Der frtn1t@
nnen Sdlle nod bebeute1lo per r0Ber,
iperoen ipirb. Inter ben Tdllen, Dt
ben @robgeldmOren,n iberlpte1er
p>rSen, befinben ii6 aud bts Don
8erfner n11o Hoberts, betoe bon
@leepp Gpe unb ebenfall8 ber BON
9sobart 8artl, Ser perbd6ttgt nitro,
Ste 6rort bes 8romr Gonntn Sournal
nit gelber Garbe angeitirden 81 baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
g. $. 8eder uro Granf Diet eilten
81 leiner 5lfe berbei, bod perltarbe e.
III ibren Mrmen.

I5. s. 8eder nnb Branf Dieb etlten
gu ieiner @ilfe berbei, bod pertarbar
ii bren Mrmen.s
6err Beteren lebte felt Z Sabren
i'm Deime BON IS. s.. gbmaros, s..
Moro GrDnt girebe. @r murce an
%. Bebruar 1863 1T ber Ndbe BON
Bufaln, g. o. eeboren nnh: mar leit
80 9abuen in Stem nlm anlditg gez
fDeien 10 Sabre lang leitefe er ettla
@aImrsl6qft ~aegeniber ben @aele
Nolle.r MstI8,, sog td ieoD6 BOT q
SSqbran Dpm @efbdft 5uraf.
Berfortxne gebDrte lett nber
20 Sabren ser reimiaigen Benerpebr.
Seem nlmS an, nnf Die S%ersrtpebr
mann16ah nabm aud an benz aetbe11z
~begdngnis tetl, beS 9e{tern (Do1rner8z
saq) nahmitteg Dom @b1parbS 9el11l
aas natifono. SEER Daerien tpire,.
aberlebt BON pier 9iieftD6tern, bie1e1
li1o:s Nrau Gomarb8, 6ran 8arbaral
Naie.1en, 6raus Mnna Notbe, Deleoan
ur1b .Grou Nauline Opnng, 9ap1et
Mort., uno efinem 5tieflobn, Nltref
Rener, @atnu1 @rope. !
Mntp1u 8aumattt1.
Da8 2ei6enbesdnsni8 BON Nnto11
Bau mann, Mbsr bei{en tragtlbeS gnoe
pir in lebter Musgabe fnr8 ber.dtez=
lon .fnuh nm 0ienStaQmoreen, 9 nbr,,
bon. ser fatbolildens &tr6e IN Tatrfar
ans itatt. Die Mmeriean 9esion let
tete ste 8rauerfeier. 6err Bau=
mann tp1rbe anf ether Sago ts
Rlamatb Tan8, Sre., am ~. Mozs
pember, bnr6 einen 56nb IN ben
Muden getroifen uno itarb l6 Stunoen
1pdter. Ser 2ei9nam puroe mad
SEM 6eim leine8 8ater8 tn Talrfar
oebra6t nnb traf bort am Wtontag=
Qbenb etn.
Ser Berlforbene mar 80 Sabre alt
uno murbe in Meit Metpton geboren,'
}NlS @inb fam Ell mit ietnen Gltern
mad Gatrfar. Wdbrenb bes Melt=
frieqe8 ltanb er I'M 5eereSoienlt nno
mar in 6ranfrei6 nno &oblen5,
Deut{dlan6. Ma6 ieiner Niidfebr
aus Der Mrmee gtng er nod Dem
Wefen uno arbeitete IN ether Ntebz
3u6teret.
Gr miro uberlebt BON letnem Bafer,
s8oiepb 8anmam nno ben tolgenoent
@el6miitern: Irau Columbus Ser
rian, Stem nlm; Grau Wtatam
6ubn, @ibbon; 6ran Carl Sllon,
Iolebo,4 Ohio; gilbert 8anmarn,
5tuoent ser nniperiitdt BON Mtnne=
lota; 9olepb 8aumann ST., Tatrfar;
Nubolpb Baumann, MtnneapoltS nno
fri. Berontea 8anmann, Wanfato
Mormal S6ule.
Gb. 9Dgarl.
Mm Die nstag, Sen %. Mopember,
peritarb In letnem 9eim in sos Nne
.aele5, Sal, SER 60. 9ogai1, p,lder
Dor urgefabr Is Sabren IN Stem nlm
mobnte nno an ser Minnsapolt8& ct.
2outS Gtlenbabn ol8 &o1onftenr anz
geltent mar. @r p%erbetratete it'd bier
NIT Sri. 6i(ba @ommer nnb ma6tes
lih bann NIT bteier In @tntbrop anz
ld1lig; {ie iie6elten ipater na6 Wtnz
.ueapo[t8 Iber. 9err 5ogan mar
oann eine Neibe BON Sabrea al8 ST.
lenbabnbeamter TIT Tlprtba tdttg, bis
er aus Sci MISREPRESENTATION ge5tpn1=
gen mar, ein anbere8 &lima anf5 gu
juden unb ite 11a6 Californian gtnz
gen. DaS Acknowledgements fano an
Donm r8tagm6mittag IN Sos Nnge<
les ltatt, no au6 Ste 8etlesnng erz
Mns Der s@ulit1be.
t o.I... r. o.. * 49, i.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08

Sobn s.. @ronou, POI 5ib
Sefferlon @trabe erlttt lehten M}tii.z
mo6na9mittag etnen nafall tn lsiner
@dreinerm rffitdtte, Der lei6t nod
l6limmer bdtte auslaufen f0nnsn.
Da8 Na6 ether @9mi19elmafdine
brad, mdbrenb 5err @ronall ein
@obelmsifer auf berlelben i6drfte.
@tn Sell bsS Nabe8 ,traf TIN an oer
Wange uno oerurladte eine flafenbe
@unbe. Stint 9ti@e murbel n0tig,
I'm bte Mnnbe gu i6lteben. 9err
@ronan befinbet it6 IN ieinem Seim
uno madt Die 5eifung Der @nn6e
CUTE Torti6ritte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
Buiammenfunft bes 8rDtun Gpu1ttp.
syarm 8urea1is.

S. S. Meeb, YrdftbemfbeS Mt1anez
iota @tate Barm Bnreal 6eberatio11l5
miro III Der SabreS5nlammenfnntt ot 8.
Bromn Gountp Tarm Bureaus bte.
Nnfprade balten, bic nod etnerpom
gonntn Mgenten BtlltS 9aplon ge='
maddfen M5itteil1ng an 6reitas, ben
Is. De3emhr I'M Nnoitortum Der
.fSslsspp Gpe 9o6i6nle ltettf'r1O !
mirb. .s5
STE Teilnebmer mer6en until nbr
pormiittagS snfammentreffen; UNI ~
subr gibt eSa einen freten an1191 bez
itebeno aus 9auerfraut, listeners;
Br0tdeen u1lb &affee. Nqe bte1e
6errlidfeiten merben BON benz 5leepflpp
5GAe Commercial Stub sefttftet merz
sen, Sic tiers groBeS Snterel1e tut bic
MrbeH bes Gonntp BarmB nreanS be-
mteien baben.
Sic Madmittassiitung besinnt
punftli6 lis nbr nnb Der @onntn
Mgent mirb IN beriefben leinen ldbr=
li6en Beridt, porlssen. Hrditoe11t
Meeo mirb tibet Ste @rfolge Der
5taat8< unb Mattonal federation
Nufi6lnb gebe1. Tran Sobn @rant
BON @inbom pirb ben. Trauen Na1:t<
lbldge nber sic art it'd 81 fleiben,
geben.
Sober 6armer, Of Mitelieb bee
GarmbureanS ober 1i6t, 1T ber5ltd
etngelaoen fi6 am Is. December II
|5leepn she etn5uitelen nno on be1
DISCRIMINATING tetl5nnebmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
Eooesfdue,
Spiepb @edelsmiGer.

~ 49, VS#@c etFhANGgr 'SN"S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9plepb Sedelsmiper, leit 1915 Sr=
]abe oes Nrmnz@eim8 itarb 6rsitag=
na1miitas, 4 ubr, I'M aoretto 9o1pl=
tai, nadbem por 8 @oden nod etne
Operation an Inn orge1tom me 7 muir
Sc. @in Magen &rebSletoer NIT Dem
erieit meb1 alS piel Monaten bebattsf
mar, hattie leinen SOB I'M @efolge.
get brsi Mouaten bate id Der nun
mebr gerltorbene im9orefto 9Splpttaat
%befunoen.
,Serr 6edelsmiler mur0e In Baz
pera, Dentidla Is am 2. Wedr3 1874 So
gebortn, itano alio I'll iet11e11 ~.
9ebsnsiahre, al8 er ltarb. @r spere
~beiratete lt6 in Ser alien Setmat .nnno
mar gater BON ether 3o9ter, tpel6e
nod iebt In 8apern lebt. 81 ntro
a1d bon etnem 8ruoer IN Baner11
iibe rlebt. )
Ser gerltorbene fam i'm Sabre
1899 mad Nmerifa uno bireft nod
SEEM ulm, mo CT ieitoem nnullterz
brpden aeipobnt bat. @r mar friber
ais 5dreiner unb Nnitrst9er tdttg, bis
CT III alt gum Nrtetten NOR nno Aufz
nabme auf ser Nrmen garm tarO.
Da8 Acknowledgements fano W}on=
ta9morgen, 9 nbr, bon Der fatbolt<
ldea &irde aus }tatt; Nep. 2oSletsr
amtierie unb Ste Beilebun9 erfDlgte out
oem bteitsen fatboli{den Trtsobote,
Mtag @anft.
NlS eine @rl0inng fam am Mttt=
nod, Ben 20. Nopember Der 9oo 81
Scar Sanft, ser felt mebreren Sablen
an etner @ebtrnfranfbeit lttt. Del
g%crltorbene pnrbe am 26. Sftober
1873 in Stem nlm 3eborea, bat ol1o
nur Elm N(ter BON 40 Sabren erretdt,
gr mar ein anfgemsdter 9nnge n1o
ablolptsrte Sic bieftgen 9dulen NIT
qutem @rfolse, iteoelte fpdter nad
MtnneapoltS iiber, no er Nnitennn9
BET ser M}inneapoliS Gnrntture so.
.fano. 3urseit bes NuSbru6S BEG
5panildzM Standardization &rtege8 mar
CT MHglieb ether ser Mtnneapolis
Gompagnien uno perlab Dtenlt aut
Sen Ybiltppinen bis gum 5erbf 1899.
g1a6 leiner Gntlaiiung marter mtcbe:
rum BET ser Tnrniture So. angeltellt
u1b uar ether ser beiten Nstienoen
oiejer Rompagnie fit eine 9an8e 6stbe
bon Sabren.
Ser 8%erltorbe1re oerebeli6te it6
am 81. W}ai 1902 NIT SRI. 2ulu 81.
5eiter, in Mtntbrop, eine To6ter BON
5errn Mbolpb 9etter, bier. Die
Gbeleute 1iebelten fur5 na6 tbrer Ser
mdblung mod M}in1eapottS iibef, no
tie laitbem mobnbaft blteben. Weebz
rere Sabre 1pater murbe Serr 9anft
ether Ser @riinber ber Mi6lanb ST
lura1ee &c., fir mel6e er ~arbettete
bis ein i9meres Merpenleioen ieiner
Mrbsit eth @nbe madte.
Dte 2et6e mnrbe am 9amstag
nod bier eebra6t, mo Ste 8eeroignng
BON 8uengers Observation-Disclosures
rdumlt9fetten aus ftattfano. Nap.
5cofielb BON @intbrop amtierte. @tne
Nbtetlung 0er Rompagnie 81" fun
sierta al8 Sargtrdger. Dte 8etleb-
ung erfolgte anf benz bteftsen Staot-
frtebbofe.
Ser 8eritorbene mirb, betraue1t BON
ietner Satin, uno 5met Brioern,
Nt6ter 9ugo 8. panft, ct. Saul uno
Prof. Tranf 9anft, Ser TN Norbea
oeS 5taate8 lebt.
Matb. 8eterien.
Matbem 8eterien, SO Sabre al,
Itarb @onntagabeno, 7:30 ubr In Ser
bon Sobn 3il6fa on Gin
9trabe infolge ,ineS 9er5z
|9lage8. SEER Beterien tral IN bie
TIN uno begab ii6 mad Sen
Pooltti6en. l1nmttie1bar barquf
o.,E ehn.A ~ T. 1. a .~ = SL..L ~ EI
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
GpasHhter.

Srdmleiin g.: sd fann bod anfT
5peinliidite @erf9tpiegerbeit redneu21
sSrdrletn s.: acknowledgements
lit mir INNER peinlid, meine geure.4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
Mus Der sdulitnbe.

2ebrer: rMennt mir einige 5n<
ia1nmengeIebte 9nlrpttp0rter, bei be-
men bas @run6iport 8eb' beiBf."
59uler: u3dbrupab, &opftpeb,
9eibpeb."
2ebrer: v@ibtiel @er ipeib
nod Gin. 8eilptel?" i
&arlwen: nBitfpel"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08

Soc BemmerfS peilt gu 8efud
bel ibrsn g61terr nnb 9ohn Il
@pring Green, @i8e. Srau @eorge
8auer, mobnbaft Noro German Stra=
&c, peldt ebenfaIs BORT 81 Gaft petltc,
lit ipieber mad bier au~riidgefebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-08
MaMrld.

uSsyiit Bic boppelte grd)baltung Ell
gentIi6 ldtper?2~
r@eran nod ma1 70 fbtper tpie Sic
+einfadbe.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
CHARLES SHERILL ON
 OLYMPIC COMMITTEE.
By Associated Press

Paris, June 1.-The election today of Charles II. sherril, of New York. to membership on the international olympic committee, the demand of the Irish committee for membership and the application of the Far East Athletic association, which com prises South America. for patronage of the international body, occupied the first days sessions of the com mittee.
 The Irish applicants promised to eliminate the name "olympics" from all connection with their forthcom- ing meet. The committee prepared discussion on the Irish application, but briefly deliberated regarding patronage of the Far East associa- tion, which has the sympathies of all members and will likely be accorded.
 The Brazilian delegate, Dr. Rio Branco will not arrive until tomor- row, when final favorable action probably will be taken so that the Brazilian meet during the centen- nial celebration at Rio de Janeiro may be under the patronage of the International committee.
 The committee tomorrow will hear the report of the Amsterdam com mittce regarding the 1928 games, and on Friday the French commit tee will present its report on the organization of the 1924 games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Birmingham, Golfers
 in MontgomeryM Meet,
 Which Begins Today

Montgomery. June 7.-(Special)- More than 100 visitors are expected to start medal play Thursday morn ing in the eleventh annual invitation golf tournament of the Montgomery Country club. Thirty-nine had reg istered at the club Wednesday even ing. while a large number of others are known to be enroute to Mont gomery from Mobile. Birmingham, Atlanta and other points. Fifteen will come from Mobile.
 The qualifying round will be played throughout Thursday, and pairings will be made Thursday night for the first round of all flights Fri day morning. The second round in all-flights will be played Friday aft- ernoon. Semi finals of all flights will be played Saturday morning, while the finals will be played Satur- day afternoon.
 4 medal will be awarded the player turning in the lowest qualifying score Thursday, while the team rep resenting one club which turns in the best scores in the qualifying round will be awarded trophies. Trophies also will be awarded winners and runners-up in six flights and in con solation events.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Rumors Barrett Dead After Fight Are
 Unfounded

Philadelphia, June 7.-An explana- ton was discovered tonight of the origin of what purported to be veri- Barrett, lightweight boxer had died to-day as a result of the blow to the stomach with which Lew Tendler knocked him out in their bout last night. Samuel B. Salus. attorney for Tenders manager. Phil Glassman, had heard the rumors, and decided to make legal arrangements in case they should be true. He sent one of his men to get Tender and Glassman This man, apparently unaware of the rumors entered Glassmans office and said:
 Mir. Saius wants to see you"
 Glassman, Jumping at the conciu- sion that this was confirmation of the rnmor exclaimed:
 Barrett is dead"
 Both he and Tendler turned deadly pale and the boxer expressed his deep regret.
 Visitors in the office spread the transformation in good faith.
 Meanwhile, Barrett was we'll enough to leave his home in Clifton Heights twice, once to go to Media on business trip and again to see his manager. James F. Dougherty, of Leiperville. The defeated boxer had a slight limp and a swollen nose His wife said he had passed an un- comfortable night but had refused to go to a hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
CHARLIE HALL IS
 THIRD IN ATLANTA PRO GOLF MEET

Atlanta, Ga. June 7.-wilIie Damon, of the Montgomery Country Club. won the cham- pionship of the Georgia-AInbama professional Golfers association here today with s03 strokes for the 72-boIe medal play. Stewart Maiden, East Lake, Atlanta, came second. n stroke behind Damon.
 Charley Hall, the long hittinE Birmingham representative, came in third with 307, and the others who finished in the money were; Frank ogg, Atlanta, 317; Howard Beckett, Atlanta, 324.
 maiden started the final IS holes two strokes ahead of Dn- men and the latter played one of the finest games ever seen on the BrooLhavn course in order to win. The title was decided when Maiden missed an eight- foot putt on the final hole.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Lee Making Gallant Fight
 to Win Shoot

Washington headouarters of the National Rifle association announced yesterday that the national indoor rifle championship of 10 shots is once more q tie between four shoot CTS. It will be recalled that in the original match some weeks ago, five men tied with the perfect score of 1000 out of a possible 1000, and in the shoot-off arranged by the N. R. A.. R. v. Reynolds, of Washing ton, was eliminated, while the re- maining four again went straight.
 T. K. Lee, of Birmingham. shot 1000 again in the shoot-off. and according to his and the officials understanding of the N. R. A. rules, continued firing on official targets until out of the ten ring, going out for 9 on the one hundred and sixty seventh shot. However, for some reason, after scores were completed, the N. R. 4. ruled that his record after making the perfect 1000 again could not count in deciding the championship. although extra tar gets were in the officials hands for continuing the string as above. It is thought possible some other com petitor misunderstood the rules and did not continue firing after com pleting his 100 shots, and rather than see him lose by forfeiture. Lees extra ST bulls eyes will be disre- garded. and third shoot-off ar ranged.
 Lee has been requested to appear the third time for the final shoot-off. this time the rule of miss and out will be applied, in case the perfect 1,0o0x1 ,000 should be made again by any competitor. Never in history has such shooting been done or heard of, and the championship will be the hardest won of any shoot ever held by the N R. A.