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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
Naiinnal Iengne

PHILADELPHIA 3. az Cincinnati l..
Boston 9. at Chicago :.
Brooklyn 3 az 81 Louise
New York .. az Pitt.hu-I %, ia
unFsi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
7 RUN LEAD FAILS TO cINcH
I. GAME FOR GASSERS; BADGER
Isl SENT TO Relief OF SMITH

Playing consistent up-hH 1a4-st1
Sweetwatsr batted two t,assr 1srehsr,
hard, overcame = lad % seven .cur-~
piI-d up by the lo.ais IN 30. Hr>t n.
ming. and won the ssyoud -iln. o, .is
series yesterday 10 - li.--,-,,. l,.,,f
The Gassers % 3 hit.. oar ssmn
were allowed in thr fr.g. shch -nui.,sf
With three errors rius iir m-fis ,uni
that would gruiiar'iF va ry n,i
came. Thrrvaf'i'r h. niri,ni .uuI .nit
Tau and vas aeyrr ~ ine .r.uii ihni.'a.
Pipkin bad inmnr- .p,m g. o. ms
idf fhe visii1rs. .slfing hf--- illh nr
81 i've trtp>. snfie hiH-on amu ~ ,r
two doubh'> ind fsmpns,m ,iikpst .,lr
With two s'nghrs ana iminir
heanar. Cuuisgssas. olsg,~fin upt
tbalsy did me hrarv ni,inE tr M
',asssrs- ChIn.y go . s.up,n - nni.
bIe>, hsaner a issihr imu am.r vhib
Connie ard 't1iz' tl.ltu r,r.
With safeiie- cae1
Two sinxs- lnd iuunnr. n-riu. n
two runs In IN ,ufh V-il mr Hnv1
caused badger o. - 10 ir -rin -
smith. With to- scurp ar,i s.i,n.r is,t
the Swatiers o. 3 hH. ANT D.. uuu,
runs. but tn locat, erud pei, nmri
their hits sd WIRE Ila1r To- amur
Mesnor was safs "a Eupu .~~.r % .ir
seventh. tom>to,k fl,lre-d yr au
gie hut Robinson ssnsituni aHi %
thxecrald'S ~ ens ti 49, riU nf
couple Of scorss. The ,.is sr. irl %.
tired In quick ord
The nlaV,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
NniianaI Iearnr .

Boston M Chicago.
BROOKLYN 20 81 Louis
Sew Yu. st Pittsburgh
Philadelphia sf Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
SECOND


NN''iNaiff lltIsul l.u ...sI 90
right. Anhcier n.'l.I Tuklr 81
grounder, Smith covering first. blt Doe
dropped IL. Fricrson taking 'lri. Ror
inson hit 10 Chancy who uaI. laH
throw 10 FIRST. FrI'rson SCORING Cuum
was out on an inlcld fig o. umEl1.
Lory was safe or DuuE'is .-"r. Pm.
kin scoring. Grcssett h.t r'. dou. .
Nwnor 90 Douglas o. Au... Two
runs. one HIT three errors
Nmarillo-Motnur doubled down
third Comstock sacrificed D.esa.f, ..
Frierson Fitzgerald hit H0f liner tb
Bupp. who doubled Mmu .U Wl4.
80 runs one hit no errors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
IIIIiIl

>weetwaier-M Mayhem was ..f Doug
'ls Co Anhcicr. Bupp Tanned Mason
doubled 10 right Tr.crs11 went o.t
Noanor 90 Anheier. So runs. one u.t.
gu errors
Nmarillo-Douglas popped 20 Cua
sctt Anhoicr flied tu Hgpu cham
f'ld 90 Robinson $50 runs. u1 hf. ..
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ran inerlo-


AEln.shei l.' ,f eighth
ANiaf'l for Howell Boo nlti
t inning RI r.
Range soy NNH NiU-6 ~ Q
San ~ 100 GOO o1--s 4
Summary EHrs white o. CIaig
.la.k.r ~ Bud q Leody Robert
In. Errors. Butler Scoggins Rohert.
an Claiborne. Two base hits. Mcbride.
White. Clayton. Home runs Mcbride
sa.sii.ce hits. Craig :. Double plays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

BEAUMONT July Beaumont
u..'d out Houston Don .b. second gam,
no 'ho series h.r, .,lu foN With tw,
un nas.s IN th. ninth Joe Mth,s bat
ting q CldH8 doubted yug ~.
uor. Hd.r- .u.. brought .u %, w.0
ming ru0
Houston ... UI0 21O U9N-,
Beaumont 900 0Ol 'f2-.
G.uHsr Green and E,nn.ushayan
,.'i.r LE" a.l Anderson
~..u Y,s.s BLADES Iu D.yl, Sfr
f. ,, fi'. Rru1fn Eur Two b1s,
hfe Pt'l, Al,o.t pemgr.. N1'h.s
puu. pH.- Blade .u u,n.vIo e
.HaIly q. D.n.,l, suu.. out uy Greet
O. hv Ge.nhur' o CHld,a p E5-os on
balls off Love { Green
Crabs Make n . Stri'cht.
I GALVESTON JUl. tn, Sand
t'lhs m1d. % two straight over san
Antonio TODAY winning SIS tu tive In
tha ninth Hf'. Mckee pinch doubt,
had ed Co.,. -cor, .u .b. l,-t half Thu
q batting of Hrudr.,s~ and C.nuo1, fca
Iurcl
ISlu Antonio ........... o2p ooe 0oi-'
. Galveston fo' orc oOl ID
] N,igh. aud Hcur, rasmn ,rJ
IGuu'h
, Two base hits. Kuhhpm Griffith
Mckee Three base hits UU. HON,
/ rU Hendricks Stolen bases Munson
lla.e Beatty ~1rn.. Mrs Moore
] 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
sixth Inning.
BASEBALL RESULTS
Texas League.

san Antonio ai Galveston @.
houston S. az Beaumont g.
Dallas o; az Fort Worth
Wichita Falls o. at Shreveport 6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
FIRST INN.

Swectw1ier--Sr -r a...H
Bupr ncld % Nor N.r -..
Hyers to Mesnor trl
Tied % CLANCY ~ ls
errors
hmarillo-Mocra Wis s..
lad throw O. lrsf
perfect sar.flce Cr..-
tOmstDck singled d. H.r.
scoring Fltzgerlt arai
tomstocF scoring I.-.- H.. a.
second On buvps s... .. -.e.
gerald scoring Aur. at.... .ra.
n'y hit o. left.csnt.r ga. PA. bases,
scoring Anh,ier ard
went 10 second or L.r .r. Chimney
'cortng. he stole tarI sm.ta wi- ont
40 Grcssott Moore singled Sowing
Byers but was olt p.U,a q. C.un.
stealing Seven runs. i.l. hits three
errors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

'n'nuhas contain approximately
900 pcy cent water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
FHHI

Sweetwater-Mason flied to CLANCY.
'ti"rs1n walked. pipku singled % cen.
trt again, Iuerson taking third Rob.
ins0n singled Co center. Pipkin beating
tho throw in Robinson stole second
Currin was famed Lory also struck
out Two runs 1870 hits no errors.
Amarillo-Mebnnr wds out Eupn o.
lriorson. Comsfook grounded u Tf.rr
son Fitzgerald sul.,f Pa. ,.nf.r trf
rtole second. Douglas $40. .If Uurn u
frisrson. No runs .r, ut Oh. tru..
Sixth Inning.
Swectwater-Gress. famed NlIh.u
singled TO left. Bupp singled 90 right
Mason Fot his second double 20 center
Mayhem and Bupp scoring. BADGER o..
lieyed Smith. Friors0n popped O.
Mesnor Pipkin again singled TO center
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-08-01

Charles B. Evans, President
Henry G. NJ. KOllock, Vice-PreSident
David C. Rose, Secretary
Warren A. Singles, Treasurer
William H. Evans, Trust Officer
e
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Coastwisc (Continued)

Los Angeles Hsrnor. San Franeiaeo.
Oakland Seattls 4
ssoM soaTom
Rov. a-~-wABASH sF3 MawscS EsnsS
FHoM eHieADELehsA
Hov s--~wABAsH 9F5 Nswsoo Lines
Los Angeles tWilmington1, San Fran
cisco. Seattle. Vancouver. 3. G.
Faom New YORK
Nov. f--sTANLEY DOLLAR fT9 Dofiae
MOBILE saoa REV vcsK
Fridays LED Mallory
NEW ORLEANS
rRoH NEW yoRK
NOV I'll fsLEo tFy soushsrn Pacific
Nov, s--MoMUs tPF1 Southern Pacific
NEW YORK rsom aAiy,Moag
Weda tF). sats sF,. clyde tia.
OAkLAND---Ses Los Angeles Barber.
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA esow wyw yosw
Wed tFR, Sat fFR,, ana tneer,nedtaee
Haischaw o @ Lfros
PoRTLAND--ses Los Angeles. San
Francisco
SAN DiEGO--ses San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, oakiand--Aiso nee
Los Angeles, San Diego
FROM NEW YORK
Nov. IN s. RENNECoTT IF, Williams
San Francisco, San Diego. Los Angeles
hareor fWiiminston), Portland,
Seattle. Beliingham
FROM NEW YORK
Oct Sl--BIRMINGHAM CITY CD
fs' enisu Line
Nov. 2l--CHATTAEOOfJA CYTY fYs
lie hrnixn Line
sEATTLE--sas Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco
TAC0hgA-See Los Angeles
AANlFA FROM NEW YORK
Fridays tTi Mallory
VANCOUVER. 8. C.--Ses Los Angeles
WILMINGTON See San Francisco.
Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
lCoastv-iise


BALTIMORE saom sEw voHw
WedA tFl, sata CD. Clyde Line
BELi-INGHAM--See San Francisco
CHARLESTON FROM NEW yoau
tFF1 Tues. wed. Thurs. Fri. Cat. Clyae
GALVESTON sRoa NEW Y0Rk
Wednesdays CPD, Saturdays kE3. Ma,,a
Wednesdays sF), Saturdays tF),
Southern. Pacific Co tMorgan Liner
JACKSONVILLE FROM nEw Yoax
sPF1 Tues.. Wed, Thurn. FRI. sal c7xn.
KEY WEST FaoM NEW xoHk
Wednesdays tPFs. Mallory Line
Los ANGELES KARBORs San Fy.r.
cisco. Portland, Seattla, Yacnns a.
Also see San Francisco
FR0M REV YoRk
NCv. 2---TExAN8 fT) u. A. L
Nov. A--ARixONlAN aEa u. a. Il
May. ts--KENTucK1AN Sy3 u. AZ "a
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FOREIGN Mare
lsHhsssa % chaass Csc,

NSsed ss tfss tsssss s,ncs gs'tniIab IA -
,,isss tiheisdins port csrfs and 80. sass6erss
sssasrsi @ po.,nsa drop, "a, b @sss sssss
aect WITH steamer p,Strg ~ ash s,asaFl ~ y
s,ssi.s psreIs snd registered sssa,. asnris ~
Fofssgn ,mssn Z, a,,, n ARD e asvs 4
tersiF . close. oil ssif q ~ nor, 5o, .ad Wa .,s
'fs f'sc''ee and tsty BAL stssion e' thaa a,ss
SUPPLEMENTARY MAI
elss ~ ns, sns posgs e Dg'sls pcssss. ..,a.,.
ssrs Iot foreign eo1ntrsee" ot s.,. msfssN -
s,ss1l,,s s,sr1p,ensntsr9 maii'' windoa lsa h. u s.
laisr tasn Sppps''sa.s .hs nai closes sas ss ss
80 80 exespt that suopsmsnt.ss t'sas <ss~
Sres,,.,sa soautrses snd fr Central Ass,s. 'T ssrs
S'As'oD1. etoas one hosF lstey &C., Il,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29

.lepllone Numbers
M.fl~-v gs.s~esks. fses~~awv
Pier SIS N. B.. N. Y. Canal ssss-
asallsry Tvsna. Lines, lac. (U.S.SB.)
IL Sreaaways N. Y. H,g Ga ss9e,
Moors & Mccermsck Co., Zinc.
Gu. S. s. b.
Commercial Steamship Lsnss.
Away. N. Y. Bowling G'a Hasa
Msrgas Liss
hes aeaaasss Pacific Csmpasy.
Msnssn 8. s. Lsaes (U. s. s. 81
u Wall sss N. Y. 6'g On assss
Nawsee Lines
Nor,h Atlantic q Western 8. 8. Co.
10 Moore ST., N. Y. kg Gsn r73s.
13e <th ST.. Phiaa. Lombard 579is
ILL Summer ST., bestan, Beach Else.
N. Y. 4 Porto Rice 8. 8. Co.
2s 6'way. n. y. bewlang G'n sseas
Ncr'h Germsn Lloyd
i&-is esssi Ss,s N. Y. 1'g Ga g7sA
Nerssn, Lilly & Co.
American Il A&nchurian iiaaA
American Il INDIAN Line.
American d Australian Line,
American Il African lime.
Amer, Mediter. & Levans Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknall s. s. Co.. Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line.
Panama-Far East line
Sec Gen. Tpts., Maritime q vspeuy,
&c Beaver St.. N. Y. Broad 7eaa.
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line Agscy, Ina
Bridge St~ N. Y. R'g Ga 5s7e.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
10 Hanover So. NJ. Y.
8swiing Green &SSe.
Panama Line
2A stsls 81. N. Y. B'g On Sssa
Prince Line
Gee susassss WishS o. CO.
Quebec S. s. CO.
See Eurnsss. WitAy O. Co
Red d Line
ailss. balIsts u Co., Gen. Mgss
az Wall st. N. Y. Aanevss 5ee7a
Red STAY Line (l. M. MD
/ Broadway, N. Y.
pgrs R'x G'n S3oes Fgs. wkss'li 3seS.
Rogers & Webb Gu. s. s. 3D.
1lQ stale St.s ksst.s s&sss. A1. ASs3.
Ssnderson & Son. Inc, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
rs Broadway, N. I. Broad 23Ss.
Sesndiaavsan-Americaa Line
"a Mhltsaaa5 Sts ~. j. n'a 1'a 724S.
SgiscovicS Lines Gu. 8. s. 3D.
Is. oSlLcevicn Il Co.
Cetton Exsnsngs. GslvesssR. Tex
Seuthera Pacific Company
leS sway. ~. Z. &essaaaat Aaass
SpFsgus Lines( .H.Sprs que X Ssn)
&u.S.a.B.1 A4A Aaik Ss.s 9esssA. .AAss.
Ssru,hsrs & Barry e.. S. S. 3D.
1lx ASfkss ss. SaR k'gansasses Gal.
Sussuehanna Sssamshiy Co., lAe.
GU. S. s. b.
"a Sssas St.. NJ " @'g G'R &sk&
Three Star Lime { (kfreseurs Reunisl
~ briags ass N. X. A'x &s,A xAAss
Trinidad Lime
1 Sss Earnssss Witky q Ca.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.k..
AmeIlGau- hawaiian y. ), Co.
American Ship Il Commerce Germ.
" broadway N. X. Whitshall l02e,
United Fruit Company
IL ssstsgs a. MalssaAli l7sss
U. S. K A. Lines, Inc. (U. s. s. b.
s-ie Rradgs Se.. ". y. k'g tss sssa.
United States Lines, The (U.S.S.B.a
fAsesAxcf o trSaSns ou.cas
Ak kss&awss. ~. \. MhassAatl 3Ie8.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Friday

Sahsmsa tincsudine fnasus and Fo-fuss lsisadf
anf CITY Of AatfsSs Cubs tvthsr parts af tsm
rniim be specially addressed sR e&S,strh ~ shs
stearnerl sts Nassau and Antslis Aunasse
asytt te.r-ps prints ssc scs esve Hsysi sat
rors de Psixi jsmstcs and so'H'ree ief~F
f.sncs Narno gn6 Magdalens Deps TBss1ssl III
pyr, su Prime. Kingston Cartsgsns and ssssainA
a 8 Bcyuts ii:S0 u
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29


Leading Pier ss-a7-as ATTAIN. Rasia.
Belgian Line
See Lioya Rsyai Beige. st. Ansnyrns.
Black Diamoad S. S. Cp. (U.S.S.E.)
N.y. 81 Exca III. Rect. lss2-2ol7-ls.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chiesgss
Detroit, besson. Norfolk
Blake Il CO., Enc, w. A. (U.S.SB.)
IL Moore ST.. NY. Whis.kaii 2sse-1.
ass. Gay ST., Bait, Md. Plaza S3ss.
Bun & Co.. A. H., Agts. (U.S-S.B.)
Nv Vest ST.. ~. Z. Rowing Ga zsVo.
Clyde Steamship Company
p,er 30, h. h., N. I. GAaal SsoSs
P,sr &4.&.R.t Form Ssrsics).O.S.s.@s
CssmopoIitan Shipping Co, Eas.
(U. S. S. b.
az broadway, NJ. Y. Broad 5l61.
Chic, liz w. Adams ST fsana 80 Ls.
n. Or: coo Carondeiet Big. Maln Gas.
phiia.. ;nterl Fr't'g Cerp.
Balt.: Terminal Shipping Go.
Nsrssik: Harr,sss Msgsll & Cs~ Ina
Cvnsrd-Enehor Lsess
2s bSeaawas. N. Il. B's G'a SSeA
Di Giorgio Fruit cerporatisn
60 kre&awsys Y. Y. b's G'n 97e&
Dollar Line
IL Asors ST., N. X. AN G'n sS1A
EIerman's Wilson Lime, n. T. Inc.
Elisrmxn's Wilson Lime.
Eiierman's Phoenix Line.
Wilson Furness Line.
Am. Mediterranean & Ievans sAnas
~ Broadway, N. Y. Broad 0l1S.
Export s. S. Corp. Gu. S, S. 3D.
"a brosaway, N. Y. Bx G'n. $3.50.
Expeys Trans. Co., lne. (U.S.S.R.)
uriois Lins.
az srexaway, N. Y. Broad 4A&7.
Amsr,cau Hldg.s Balt. Md. Plaza saS1
French Line
csmuxgn,s Genie Trsnsatlantiqae,
III state ST.. N. Z. B'g Ga 7see.
! Fuvmess, Witty & Co.. Ltd.
4 Eurness Linas.
Furnsas Sxrm ada Line.
~ VI MhiSshall ST. N. Y. A'g G'n TSeS.
HsIsehaw 5. S. Lines, Inc.
| Pass .. h. ~. h. \. MS G'A s2sas
] Ksussen & Co., r. r.
10 beaver 81. N, Y. Bread 17sA
| Imperial Navigs.ion Company
90 CeStiaaSs Sss N. y. RsessT asS&
Ii.E. e. Lines Gu. S. S. b.
inteshaL.ouai sGeagAl.ng Corporal,
Sa AhIssnsil St.s n. X. ~ G's 1850
International Mercantile Marine
AsaertcSs LiRe.
&nite Star Lins-
Ast&ntlc Transport LaRas
Red Star Lins.
LeyIand Line.
Lord 4 Eead Lines
White Star Dominion Line.
Broadway, ". Y
Per. 8'g ca. $500; Fge. wksssN 3oec
$50 La Ssils St, Chieags.
fsshmias Sseamship Lines
facihe Coast Ssrv., Esatfic Dsps.
% Csrtisnat St-s N. y. Ascser 0s2G
Kerr Steamship Co., lac. (U.S.S.B.,
kesr Bldg, ~ Beaver ST., N. Y.
1T&&4 ptS0. GF&nSn @EHe6es ss&t
/ cage, PailadasDhia.
Lampert 4 Helt Lines
! az Brssdwsy. ~. !. ssesd ssax.
Isneastrian Sssamship Co., Lid.
1l-ls Nesre ST.. N. y. kE Ga S<2s-s
/ leyland Line q. M. M.l
! krsaaway, ~. X.
/ ggs. bx t'R ssves Fzss wkis'u sess
Lls-d Royal Beige, 81. Aasayns
10 ksezl 81. n. 4. Sswliag G's ssss
Lloyd Sahands
sss Farnsse. Withy q cs, xt. Agss
Lard q Head Lisss (I M. M.l
4rsaausy, III. Y.
Sar. Big Ga ss9os Fgt, Wkissu 2sss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
SUPPLEMENTARY MAJ,
TRANSATLANTIC mA,ts
Tuesdas

A'rfcs mux be sysSdsiIS 49, l&ieyaes sss n.
Ts, y 1ss,s"rTl -ns Pests Deg ds,ssA 4
ceasayr ass Lss psi@ss oasas a.asTa' aT' ssss,
eondee and Aez7s $50 pare, .sad bsss<n d !.
lpa i. de Eenssihs. cadiz aud Fds,ss ts' sssts
Esthonia AID Finisaa t.r.o.,.
va Rssai ard Hsslngfors' ~ saffss.sd uvl,,
Ipeza ,f ssshonss sad Finland. s. s. sssses. asl
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TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS

r>onn.rtinx mails Gloss ~ the Gensfs j
and Stty Hal. posiofics staslah CIV"
s}8aasaii. aiii u ia sss redro. Calf. . . sR :
Los Angeles Oct 80 ,, ~, ssr<a
tEawsli and specially addrssea msn : " & Ssls
C,r-o and china. via San Frafscisv =
tHawati. yia san F~ancds-c. assrs 3, sss sssss
xyawasJ and sgsecisily add csses mAss ~ 3 Etlr
corra ana China. via San FrsarissA 2 :
Tss,,i msryuesas Cook isssnds Sss ss nsss ~
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mai for socfety islands ress .s islsf'ss
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japan Cssea 59tsna. sihcrsE Frenrn s.ss ,.,s "A
Netheriaaas East Indies Ssrs'ts s,sra -
mai for japan cprvz Chins sisn 1sSfs Spsxsi6sa
Gains and Straits ssttlemes,ts
Nstherlsnas East Indies sssrrisig ses ssst
a,,yJ via San Francdsev: also pErsvt ggxxsa.sca1e
for Netherlands Essf InGias-
Japart, Cssr~s and sibsrss ssr~1ssg &c e
osiyl vla Seattle s Sht6saaks N1rl sT Tsnk
Lamar Cores China Sfhesias Frsoeh tn,es tns.s ,sn3
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connection with the steamer ineny se~coS
g TAI glasses Of mail snclrains esiRsssss e
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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-25
Senator RusSell'S Nomination
I FOR A SECOND TERM OF

Practical Active Service for Putnam County and the State
assured according to reports coming in from all the city
and country precincts
Russell projected Palaka into the list the leading
testant for the State Capital.
Russels energy made for the of the Butler Rpa
rian Rights Bill
Russell won his composite Medical Board Bill by a
unanimous vote
Russelrs bill to abolish the office of State Auditor
knocked out office that largely political and placed
the work of auditing in the hands of the Comptroller where
the Constitution of Florida says it belongs.
Russes work in the Senate of the character show
the people of the that Putnam County had live
sentative in the upper house.
Russells candidacy has received more flauering
rnendaton from the newspapers of the than any other
senatorial candidate in Florida
Here's what The Pensacola Daily News-published 400
miles from Palatka-says of Senator Russell:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-25
Second Inning.

Medley flew out to first. hoke
walked. Hanson grounded to pitcher
Wilson walked and Huber was
thrown out, catcher to first.
Collins flew out to left. BarstoW
grounded out, second to first, ano
Callahan flew out to second.
Third Inning.
Fisher walked and Chaplin receiV'
ed the same kind of pass. Harrigan
beat out a bunt down the third base
line, filling the bases. Capo hit &c
third and Fisher was caught at the
plate. Medley hit to pitcher and was
thrown out at first, Harrigan scoring
on the play. Hoke walked and Han
son struck out.
Villarino famed and Wynne SIN
gled to left. Peters walked anc
Wynne was forced at third by Lar
zo's grounded to pitcher. Robinson
struck out.
Fourth Inning.
Wilson skied to left. Huber ground
ed out, second to first, and Fisher
short to first.
Lindsey famed and Holden went
the same way, Barstow grounding
out, short to first.
Fifth Inning.
Chaplin grounded out, third te
first. Harrigan flew out to first
Capo walked and Medley file won't tc
left, Wynne making brilliant one
handed catch while on the run.
Callahan grounded out, second tc
first, and Villarino went out, short t.
first. Wynne got hit on the bear
and Peters grounded out, third te
first.
Sixth Inning.
Hoke walked, went to second or
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Hanson's single to left, to third on
wilson's sacrifice, pitcher to FIRST,
and scored on Huber's grounded and
infield out to second. fisner
grounded out, short to first.
Larzo walked and went to second
on Robinson's sacrifice, pitcher to
first. Lindsey flew out to center
Collins singled, Larzo going to third
from where he scored on Barstow's
single to left. Callahan grounded
ont, short to first.
Seventh Inning.
Chaplin and Harrigan struck out
Capo walked. Medley singled to cen
Ter and Hoke famed.
Villarino flew out to right. Wynne
singled to center and Peters hit a
safe one through third. Larzo forc-
cd Peters at second with grounder,
second to short, and Robinson ground
ed out to third.
Eighth Inning.
Hanson grounded out, second to
first. Wilson flew out to short. HUI
Der popped one over pitcher and beat
it out. Fisher struck out.
Lindsey got hit and was sacrificed
to second by Holden, third to first
Barstow sacrificed him to third via
pitcher to first, and Callahan's dou-
( BILE to center scored the run. Villa
rino walked and Callahan went to
third on a wild pitch and scored on a
passed ball. Wynne flew out to CEN
ter
Ninth Inning.
Redding, batting for Chaplin
struck out, Harrigan singled to Sec
! ond base, and Capo singled to right
Medley grounded out, pitcher to first
advancing both runners, who scored
on Hoke's singing single to right
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PALS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF
SERIES FROM LAKE CITY
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and were unable to bump more than
two to the outfield, Wynne getting
two put outs while Mr.. Peters and
Mr.. Callahan discussed the last porch
party.
Mr.. Wynne stages the piece de re-
sistence of the afternoon in the fifth
when, with Mr.. Capo lettering on first,
Mr.. Medley hit long drive to left
center, threatening to bust the fence.
Fitting across the landscape as light
ly as a gazelle Mr.. Wynne, with an
air of perfect sang froid, grasped the
flying sphere with one hand, and left
the picture engraved on the fevered
memory of the shouting multitude.
Great stuff. This SO peeved Mr..
Fisher that when Mr.. Wynne came to
the bat in the next round he clipped a
piece of foreign substance from his
bean with high fast one.
In the ninth Messrs. Redding and
Brown were tossed into the breach to
stay the waning fortunes of their
pals, but Mr.. Redding stricken out
and Mr.. Roberts rolled slow one to
pitcher, with the two tallies counted
in this inning with SO much effort,
gone to waste. The full history: :.
First Inning.
Chaplin struck out, Harrigan flew
out to left, and Capo Capo grounded
out to third.
Callahan grounded out to third
Villarino famed. Wynne singled to
left, and Peters followed suit. Lar
20 walked and Robinson scored
Wynne and Peters with a single to
right. Lindsey lined out to short.
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PUTNAM LOSING RARE
OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND

Several months ago considerable en-
thusiasm developed for the voting OF
a bond issue with which to carry out
certain road projects throughout the
county, and to construct bridge
across the st. Johns river. A general
committee made up of representatives
from the various civic organizations
was organized, much data was assem-
bled, many meetings were held-then
it all stopped. The News is informed
chat no meetings have been held for
several weeks, activity has ceased and
two meetings of the county commits
sioners have been held since it was
promised that petition would be pre-
scented asking that the bonding cleo
ton be called.
Whatever the cause of the delay is it
presents situation of growing SER
iousness to Putnam county's welfare
1t has been rumored in Palatka that
the western section of the county is
unalterably opposed to bond issue
which will not include specific road
programs for that entire section, and
that some other sections of the county
oppose anything that savors of bond
ing for a new bridge across the st
Johns. In the meantime Marion, AL.
achua, Levy, Clay, Seminole, Flaglel
and Columbia counties are going
ahead with their programs, urging
Putnam to come in an supply the miss
ing links and take advantage of the
opportunities offered by its strategic
location.
Duval county is seriously consider
ing cutting down the tolls on its big
bridge as the revenue is far exceeding
the amount required for interest, up
keep and sinking fund, so that the
bridge proposition here should take
care of itself. But the roads will not
and unless some action is taken to
get bond issue under way at a very
early date practically all of the sur
rounding counties will have completed
their programs and eliminated Put
nam from consideration as a link in
inter-county systems.
If bonding election had been call
ed when it was promised by the COM
rnittee it would be called, and had car
ried, wolk could now be under way.
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A school geography asks: what
forces keep the world from becoming
over-populated?" Well, there are di-
plomats.
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The man with an ambition to die
poor can begin to monkey with used
cars and let nature take its course.
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Sucker: One equipped by Nature
with uncanny skill in the matter of
locating fake stock promoters.
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1t might be worse. The latest style
of suits don't really make us resemble
the young men in the clohing ads.
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Thursday. May Is, %,

| Riberts, hitting for Hanson :,
ed out, pitcher to first. Vital III
tics.