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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
.FAvORITES KEEP
IN RUNNING FOR
GOLFING CROWN
Brilliant Playing Marks
Second Flights for Ma
tional Title
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W

WHITE SULPHUR SHklNtSt w
Va. Sept. 27.---Golf. intereeting
Throughout and a, times Sensational.
was played on the Green Brier
course today as sspirants for nation
.al golfing honors among tho women
battied to retain places in the mar
rowing field OF contestants IN the
wOmen's national tournament. Close
scores marked the contests, the sec
.ond round of match play IN nearly
all instances.
There were few surprises in the
day's results. No dark horses are
left In the running to compete for
entrance into the semif.nals.
Interest attached today TO the
playing OF Miss Glenna Collett, the
Providence girl whose long driving
and steady iron and approach shots
have featured the tourna She
disposed OF her opponent, Miss T.. A.
Hardin. Baltusrol, who fought game
ly but left the course defeated. up
and to play.
Miss Edith Cummings, OnwentSia.
ca me away victor over Mrs. David
Gaut. Memphis.
Mrs. Quentin Feltner, South Shore.
defeated Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd, Boston. winner OF many titles
g up and 2. by PLAYING the same
brand OF golf she displayod yester-
day when she eliminated Miss
Marion Hollins, the present wearer
OF the women's golflng crown.
The pairing tomorrow which will
narrow the field TO semlflnalists fol-
lows:
Miss Glenna Collett. Providence
vs. Mrs. f., c. Let's. Jr., Chicago.
Mise Edith Cummings. Onwentsia
~. Mrs. x. IL. Barlow. Merton Crick-
ct club.
Mrs. Quentin Feitne- South SHORE
VS.. Mrs. II. Arnold As4. Green
wich.
Miss Alexa Stirling, Atlanta. VS.
Mrs. william a. Gavin, England.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
HOME RUNS NOT
PLENTIFUL IN
WORLD SERIES
Chances for Upsetting
Dope in Coming Play
off Are Remote

NEW YORK, se.t. 27.---Beesdss
OF the enormous Increase IN recent
seast rs of homo run hitting, begun
by Babe Ruth and emulated by
every player with a pair OF clea'
eyes and strong shoulders. followers
OF the game who expect the COM
ing worlds series to develop into a
contest OF ionS batting which a study
OF the statistics entirely refutes.
Not that the 1922 struggle be-
tween Manhattan's town representa-
tives may not establish an imposing
and new total OF four base swhts,
because Il may, but II many nome
runs are hit. IL will be novelty.
Neither participant Is the leading
club OF its league in home run MT
ting.
In all the world series gsr'As that
have been played only 35 ION, 'uns
have been made. and 5. the cor pG-
tation is made on tn. nasis o. most
other world series discg s'Jils--pe-
ginning in 1905 when the BInsh
world series evolved-only p circuit
clouts have been clipped. And
George Herman Ruth ha5 u ade ou'
one Of them.
The palm goes to j. Franklir
Baker. OF Trappe, Nd, stu WITH
the Yanks who became known as
Home Run" Baker early in this de-
cade, when. with the Philadelphia
Athletics he mauled Mathewson and
Marquard OF the Giants.
The probability OF this series de-
veloping a new record is not remote
since a number OF the "one way hit
| tc.." are on both clubs. The rec
olds OF september 22 show Ruth
and Bob Meusel TO have been third
and sixth. respect tlye.y, in the Amer
/ ican league and Emil Meusel and
| George Kelly TO have been fourth
and fifth. respectively in the o'aer
lsegue In fence busting" No player
| has made more than ,wo home ruas
in one game in a worlds series and
only three men have mplished
that. They are Pat Daugherty of the
Boston Americans in 1908, Harry
| Hooper OF the Boston Americans In
l19i5 and Benny Kauff OF the Giants
| in 1917.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
u. PROMOTERS
STILL AT TER BIG
BLACK FOR FIGHT
Conqueror of Carpenter
Is No SLOUGH in Demand
for Rich Purse

PARIS. Sept 27.--American prize
fight promoters are still endeavoring
TO get Battling sikh, the victor over
Georges Carpenter, In the Ameri-
can ring.
sikh has also received an offer
from Jnor Wilson OF England 10
meet the winner OF the coming fight
between Joe Beckett and Frank
Moran. which is to be held In
London.
Manager Hellers, mauasor for
sikh said this evening TO the Asso-
ciated Press that his last and final
conditions were 100000 francs net,
exclusive OF income tax, to meot
either Harry wills or Harry Greb In
the United States or 100000 francs
for fight with Jack Dempsey
october 20, or any date thereafter.
SIKH hereafter will be unable to
mako tho light-heavywelght limits
| Hollers says he expects TO place his
man IN the ring for his next battle
weighing lS4 pounde, az against l7A
| tho poundage at which he fought
Carpenter last Sunday.
According TO Hellers tho hattle'
had TO remain for two nights lr
Turkish baths prior to his tight viii
J Carpenter. lie was OVerWelgn
nearly a pound Sunday morning ant
showed Just prior 20 weighing In
the bout with tho Frenchmap, wa
60 grams below the ilght-henvy
weight limit. sikh ate 10 grams o
lapple Jelly just before he onteret
1.-The ring with Carpenter. His man
lager described him as having bee
In weakened condition In coneo
quence OF his effort to come withi'
the light heavyweight limit
Sikh personally is more anxious {
meet Jack Dempsey than Harr
Wills He Is described as being ah
solutcly fearless. The big black ha
met defeat only twice, both times o
point decisions. lie has big opin
ION OF himself as a fighter,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
STRANGE MEN IN
GIANT BOX MAY
CONFUSE YANKS
Mediocre Pitching Staff
With Good Backing May
Tumble Americans
by DAVIS J. WALSH.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-Since the
New York Nanks are notably an
austsrs. moooy lot. refusing to have
anything 10 do with strange pitchers.
their expected meeting with Jack
Scott and Hush hc2uiilan OF the
Gi.Nts staff lur ng the world Sc
rIes. has hccoGis the source oi some
speculation among baseball students.
Scott and McQulllan are not the
greatest pitchers In the world. Meth
er are some OF the America league
moundsmen that beldddled the
Yanks the first few times they ap-
peared against the Huggins entry.
We have in mind n young man by
the name of Stoner OF the Detroit
Tigers Ho turned the club upside
down the first time he pitched
against IT, Yet. Stoncr was no better
than a good minor Lacquer.
Pillette, another Tiger cub, en-
joyed n sustained era of success
against the Eanks. SO did Pruitt OF
tho Browns, whilo Olson, another
Tiger, and jim Edwards OF the In.
diana. have also subdued Ruth and
others.
A new pitcher, a new delivery, a
new curve and sometimes merely q
now facc has served to dlsconceri
| the temperamental lanks.
From present Indications McGrav
| will start Art Nehf and Jess Barnet
| In the first two games and counter
with McQulllan or Scott In the third
Nohf is "A curVe-bnll lett-hander
and often an ordinary pitcher of thi
type can make the Nanks do q 10
OF stAugo things.
Barnes was real puzzle TO tn
Yanks last worlds series. Assum
ing, however. that either Nchf o
Barnes stops the Yanks at the out
sot, what may be expected when III
latter face McQuillan or Scott 10
the first timer ON the question o
whether they man handle this pal
as they should. or allow themselve
To become abashed In the presenc
OF stranger. hangs success of falI
ure In the series.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Bears Defeat Fort Worth RnthetS Texas Lot and Win Dixie Se
Hughes Beating of ODOWd
Sets Ring Fans TO Thinking

Local boxing fans who have bcon
picking Frankie Dfugr ois Tulsa, %
win over Hphhy Hughes ~ New or
l'an4 Zoo their l3-round suttD here on
tho night ~ September g. arc doing
some tuli thinking since Hughes won
cleInly over Tim - Dowd Of Atlanta.
ut Houston, Monday night - Dowd
had recently won q decision over fai
Moore VI Memphis. ana Hughes feat
FOO beating him showed unguostiou-
ably thli tho little southcrnor. In
stoad of slipping. ia nt least as good
ua ho over was iu hla NE ana prob
ably f. better.
Hughes boKod frequently In Tulsa
lu ibo days when the bHntums were
drawing u,ro, ana ~ has boon said
NJ him thnt he is tho most popular
hiffor ~hp ever tossed a glove here
lle never has been beaten In a Tulsa
ring. ana has Victories over Earl pur-
year ana others OF equal reputo to
hia TulsH credit
Now Osncr never has hoaton any
body iu Tulsa of sufficient callber 20
make the dope give him an even
chance With Hughes True, Osner
beat Stuuhy Durham In his last two
engagements with Durham hcre--
bat Hughes gave Durham a sound
lnriuV hero more than two years ago
when the puRuncious Stubby was az
tho top of his form.
But before he come 20 Tulsa Osuer
had had bouts with boys as good as
could be- asked. lie held Frankie
Mason. tho tiooncr flywcight. 60
cycn terms. And II is easy 10 see
that OHnor is much improved boy
In the last ak moutha. lie has more
hcft. much bottcr punch and re-
talnS an his speed and Cleverness
Just how good is Osnrr? That II
the question that ma a local critic
is asking Lots Of fans are so much
Impressed with Osncr's record form
that they still think he viii trim
Hughes. They think n Will take a
real topnotchor lad OF champion
ship caliber To take Osner's measure.
Anyway, this bout n causing more
comment and arguments In local
boxing circles than nuy of the sea-
son. Ordinarily there II very little
betting on tho outcome Of local fia-
IT, nffrays. but this II one time when
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Games for
This Week
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Clnoinnau At Pittsburgh.
Only game scheduled.
Friday.
st. Louis at Chicago.
only game schedulrd
saturday and sunday,
81. Louis NJ Chicago.
Pittsburgh az Cincinnati
Philadelphia at brooklyn.
Boston a. New York.
Close Of season,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursday.
New York ~ Boston,
Washington at Philadelphia,
Ouly games scheduled.
New York a, Bditon'' B"%'
Wellington a. Philadelphia,
Only games scheduled,
New York At Boston
Washington at Philadelphia.
chicago at Sc Louis
Detroit at Cleveland
Detroit at cleysisHd'
Chicago at at, Louis
New Yorh al Washington.
Only games scheduled.
ThursdsS. ' '"i'oN
Toledo at Kansas city.
Columbus at Milwaukee
Indians polls at 81 Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis double header
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Toledo al Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas city.
indianapolis at Minneapolis
l.ouisville at ST. Paul
Al games double headers sunday,
Close OF season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
CHAMPS DIVIDE
D0UBLE-HEADER
WITH PHILLIES
Recruit Holds Pirates and
Cubs Win Fast Bat
tie 4 to |

NEW YORK Sept l1-Ths champion
gianfp divided q double. header here This
afternoon with the Philliss. the viaitors
tstluE the ffsi 90 lu 10 Innings. Hud
HtiphiA ""i ihr lllHi yam. lhlnuHh hont
runs by Henllno and Wrghtstube on
lohnson young ,right-hander from San
Antonio.
McGrav sent y team Of recruits into
tho second game Arer Rms baffled
them tor seven innings the youngsters
batted out three runs lu the eighth.
First Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Tonkawa Arranges Program.

Special 10 The world.
TONKAWA. Sept. 27.--Tonkawa
university preparatory school has
Just completed arranging the follow
ing schedule for the football season:
September 2o--St. Johns academy
at Tonkawa.
October 6-Southwcstern. Kansas
at Tonkawa.
October 13-Northwestern at Alvs
October 27-OklahomA City Col
lege at Tonkawa (pending)
November 4--Open.
November Ii-Carver College at
oklahoma City (pending.)
November lS-A. &c NJ. Freshmen
at saltwater.
November 24.--Open!
November 800. NJ. A. at Tonka-
wa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Jones Sapulpans
Meet O. Nj. A. Ten n
There on Fri4iy

Virsii Jones Sspu "a high .cAool
champions Will tayci r. cleremure
Friday where they tyrFle the fast
clan from the Oklahoma Military
academy. Jones announced lest
niTht
wa cancelled on the last minute mi
Clsremore was scheduled to fiji IN
the hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

MN FHNNJISIU, Sept, u
Stranger Ed Lewis today stlll held
securely his title as wrestling cham
pion of the world by virtue OF hla
defeat OF Plnato Gardlno, In a finish
match here last night. The Stranger
took two falls over the Italian after
fall had been called on him early
IN the contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Prince of Wales DUbs
y, His DriUe From Tee

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland Sept. 81.
The Prince Of wales dubbed" his
tee shot in playing himself in" as
a member OF the Royal and Ancient
Golf club today. In driving from the
first tee before a crowd of golfers
the prince sclaffed his shot (cut-
ting into the ground with the club
before striking the balD driving only
so yards,
A great cheer went up when the
prince carried out the ceremony
ono OF the caddies retrieved the
ball and pregented Il to the prince,
who rewarded him with the usual
sovereign. The bail will be mould
ed in gold and added TO the cidb 9
collection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Reduce Farcs for Games.

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 27.-The
Union Pacific railroad was today or
dered by the public utilities com
mission TO reduce the fare for the
Washburn- Aggie football game al
Manhattan, October 7. Round fare.
Topeka to Manhattan and return,
adults seas; children, Si.24.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Grcb Is Willing.

TORONTO, Sept. 26.--Harry
Greb OF Pittsburgh, American light
heavyweight boxing champion, de-
clared here tonight he was ready TO
fight Battling Sikh. Sengalese con.
auerer OF Georges Carpenter amy
time. anywhere, for any reasonable
amount Of money-" .,uu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Rravea II DOdaers q.

BOSTON. Sept 21.--The Boston Braves
closed their home season today by defeat.
ing Brooklyn. 10 o McNamara pitched
well with men on bases. Loose playing
permitted Hoston TO score f"rr ruHa or
ono hit in the eighth inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

PITTSBURGH. sept. 27.--Fred Fussell
made his debut here by striking out four
times today, but he pitched Chicago to a
A.to-l victory The recruit southpaw was
somewhat wild. but showed y curve bail
that stopped the Pirates with men on
bases. The Cubs punched their hits and
ueldsd well, This game, transferred from
Chicago. closed tho home season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
Eufaula Has Schedule.

specIaI 10 The WorId.
EUFAULA. Sept. 27.-Eufauia
high school grid stars will play the
following games during the 1879 sea-
son:
September 20 Ienryett at
Henryetta.
October 6-Muskogee at 4ru'
koFee.
October 13--Haskell at Eufauia
October 20--Weleetka at Eufaula
October 2T.-St. Joe college at
Eufaula.
November 3--Wagoner at Eufaula
November l0-Atoia OF Atoka.
November 17--Open.
November 24--Keota at Eufaula
November 3O--Bacone college at
Eugaula.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

summary NUNS -N'htA' leIISs Nllll'F
MAisel MsrsnNiile. Error.-rraynnT. Two
base hlts-Maisrl. Cooper Terry, STATE
Three base hlts-MalseL Traynor. Bases
struck out--By Fussell l. by Cooper 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

wisconsin and New York furnish
approximately go per cent OF the
pea srown for canning purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

liams. walker 2. Henline. Young D. sry.
dor. Errors-Eapp, Lee Parkinson Two.
base hlts-Lee. Williams walker, Young
Home runs wrightstone, Hcniine. Dou.
bio plays Bancroft to Frisch TO KinE
WriRhistone 10 Parhir-on 20 Leslie Hen
line 10 Wrlghtsi3ne. struck out-By John.
son by Welnert l. Bases on bslls-Ou
johnson l. of Weineft 1.
Second Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

National League.
At New York 3.J; Philadelphia e-s
(Flrst game 10 innlngsD
A. Pittsburgh /; Chicago 4.
At Boston Z: Brooklyn o.
only games scheduled.
American League.
No games scheduled.
American Association.
At Kansas CITY 2. Toledo g..
At Milwaukee 5; ColumbuA 10.
A. ST Paul 6 Indianapolis g.
At Minneapolis 6, Louisville II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

Henry. Ford 2, o'Selll, Errors-Janvrin
O. sohmandt. shriver. Ford Two-bsse hit
--B. GriHith. Home run--Ford Double
plays--Ford to kopf % Henry Ropi 10
Henry to Ford Bases on bNlls--oft De-
cstur 2. off Shriver I, OF McNamera 3
Struck out-By Decatur 8, by Shrlver i.
by McNamAra I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

Score by innings:
Philadelphia ...........ioO 600 toO-7
rev YORK .NuH NNV Nah-o
summary. RIns--WrightstonS. Leslie
Marphse Mcguire, SINNERS. Errors
Wthrow. MacPhee Tw1-base hit--Shin.
ners. Baaes on balis-Ou Hii I, OF Rims
8. Struck out--By Hil /. by v. Barnes
/. by Scott g. by Ring II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
BFOolly

MATTED for Decatur In seventh.
sxBatted Tor Shriver In ninth.
Score by innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28

Tshinnsrs huttsd Tor johnson In tenth.
Score by innings.
PhNadelphia ........ooO o02 o0l 2-b
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Trustees Auction Sale
A Nice Five-Room Cot
tag'e in Highland
Springs.

In execution OF decd Of trust.
dated January pa 1919. and r,cor,l,,i
in the clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico County. in D. r.
2l3-A page g. default having been
made III tho payment OF twenty s-vcn
or the n"t"S secured In said lc"d Of
trust. AMI being requested So to do
by the holder 0f SAIL past-dur notes.
] Will sell at public auction. on tn.
premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1872,
at o'Clock y. NJ.
that certain lot Of land with I'm
nrovcmerts thereon. in IiichlanG
SPRINGS, fronting h!ty 600 feet az,
Elm Avenue, ani running back no
tween parallel lines one hundred
ncbl feet, known as Lot II. BLOCK +.
section =. as shown oh plat Of High
land SPRINGS recorded on T.. Is. &,
TERMS or SALE: Cash sunicicn.
trust and twrniy-s-vrn notes for
eight dollars tSN.OrD each. with in.
t.rcs't from October Is. 1915: and the
balance At the rate az eight dollars
kS00) per month for forty-thrcc
months, the first payment being due
November 10. 1922. and the last being
due december II. 1925; all Of sa id
payments hearing interest from oc-
tOher 10. 1918. and any amount in
excess OF this cash on hay OF sail.
or at the option Of the purchaser. MI
cash. deed 10 he made To tie mar
chaser aud deed OF trust given b.
his securing deferred payments
Z. w. CRGMp. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
TRINITY TO TACKLE
DAVIDSON WILDCATS
Special to The Times-pispa,cb 7

special to The Times Dispatch.I
but AM. y. e., oct. 25--iIow Wild
are tile Davidson Wildcats? That is
the question that Trinity College stu
i"ntS ar" now asking. with all eyes
turned to the Trinity Davidson clash
u Greensboro on Saturday. Tho en-
TIRE Trinity student body and hun
hredS OF Trinity alumni from over
me state are going TO attend the
game, which viii have important
hrhrlnS on the comparative strength
OF North Carolina collegiate teams.
The game viii mark the first con-
est between Trinity and Davidson
football machines Davidson started
football just about the time Trinity
stopped II Twenty-Five years ago. AMI
ans turned out hard fighting teams
year by Year ANA the Greensboro
Sam" begins football relationship
with the McthotiiSts.
comparative records Of tho two
teams Indicate that they are about
evenly matched in strength All
the dope points to one OF the best
games OF the State when the two
rltNcnS meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
AT Empire City
Results.

hfNutt>.
ION, = Ra!ics 100 .craplim). oven .
I" - 1" /. hrst: kIack Friday. loo
s SHm"a, ,:d ) !" 80 70 !, even, second
/" ! 10 /, third Time. 1907 .. +
DICKS Daughter Driftwonh. Luriaius
fbinG Down. HrsSi- leighton. Uuuhir'
setting sun ana Margaret LORETTA
., 'ee"nt race about six furlongs-
|Hrn +" :, won; Clough Jordan M
nns'' |" 10 J. even, second
10 l. t. /. th.rd. T'I,n". mo ,:i
"nm", Star Court. Evii. i.'ESiair,
Mawrcrrou. Monastery. Frohor. So IL
'n'S, Good Time and MIrSarrt White
also ran.
Thirt race-mile Nigh, Boat. lis
,S4nd); ) TO >. > u ). to /. first:
bali"' Mark. 10 CTaplin). even. ,
g. 2; 10 .; second: consor,, lo7
Time. - TIL Peruvian Fan"isr
jus iinN"m, Deep Sinhcr Margic
MNi.urrhy. Chatramsay ana Valentine
longs Littic colt, III W"in"H, to
J. TO !. even. t:st: OSPREY l2i CMc-
A.,t"eb. 10 .. =" :. - 5. second
!irr'm"n. III lrariin), to ,. even
to third Time. Los. Park I'm.
N"mpime Home Kunvisu aud Amor
rntr.c also ran,
sunuylani. ioG JBIn 10 i.
20 .. to s, first; Lucky Antoine.
lri McAt"cl, to |, - , TO ),
second; The n"il Cail GOO tShiil!ck5
10 /, ) to :. 90 3. third. rimC
l:A6 80. Sir Guailpd H.. Elected
IL. r"lly VALE and Liberty Girl also
ran
SiNth racemilc ard a sixtcemth--
King Albert. tor (leilyt. to !. even
! To I. second. Nioiinist, 'a2 tMCAtnej
to | Ia To 3, taird. Time
~ 2-5 Martin y Nuunan and Chcs-
terbrouk also ran
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
" THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
KNITTED STA1.'S FOR TnE EAST
EkN DISTRICT CE VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF M 3iG5
JOHN }. BYRNE. In
bankrupt. BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors oG JOHN j. RYr:NE.
81 Richmond, in the County
bankrupt:
Notice il hereby given that on
1cinhyr ~, 1922. ;he said JOHN
j. HfiNE was duly adJudicat.,I
bankrupt and that III. first meeting
4 his creditors VIII be- held in M
Office. sthoms lliS-IIl5 Mutual Huiid-
nj kiGhinoni Va, on the GOTH DAY
OF OCTOBER lg22 at 10 o.clnri;
IN the forenoon. AZ which time the
saih creditors may attend, prove their
Claims, appoint ii trustee, examine the
pankrHpt. ana transact such other
business as may properly come before
sain meeting
THOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
October 81. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
CENTRE MAY PLAY
IN GOTHAM IN 1923
TRY Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Ort. 23.-Centre COL
leBr. which ended n thren-yoar en-
gasement with Harvard Saturday by
'nSlnS gallant hght against the
crimson, may play either Cornell or
Columbia in New York next fall.
N"Sotiatlons are understood TO be
under way for such "a contest which
Urnnhhly wnuid be held In the new
Yankee Stadium.
several colleges in New England
ais" have shown desire TO hook
centre, since iiarSard's agreement
W!th princeton amt Yale to ban
lnirrsrcti"nal contests has prevented
ne crimson from again signing up
the kentucky cQllcEians.