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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

Brewers ... .667 .557 -. "a. 80.
sPlay double-header.
By Times special
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 2o.-The
Indians were still leading the league
this morning, but it took the help OF
the lowly Columbus Senators to pre-
vent them slipping into second place
The Tribesmen lost to the K. c.
Blues again yesterday, 10 to 6, and
thought they had been displaced by
the Saints In the flag position, but
when the score Of the Senator-Salnt
game at st. Paul arrived the Hen
dricksmen danced with JOY and fig
ured they still had some luck left in
spite of the fact that the defeat here
was their fourth straight.
Saints In Doubls-H Header
But the battle was to be renewed
this afternoon. If the Indians slipped
again and the Saints won their double
header with the Senators, the Kelley
it's were going to be in a position to
jump out in front by a good margin.
Manager Hendricks was thinking
seriously Of sending Harry Weaver
his ace, to the mound today in an
effort to check the slump. 1t was not
Harry's turn, but Weaver was willing
to go in II assigned the job.
Hill started on the mound for the
Tribesmen yesterday and he received
a terrific lacing. In fact, the game
practically was lost before Petty
could get warmed up for relief duty
Seven Runs in First
The Blues scored seven runs in the
opening INNING to the Tribes one.
The Hendricksmen tried hard to come
from behind. however, and made 1t
interesting for the Blues and fans. de
spite the heavy handicap they faced.
The locals had on their batting gar
ments and rolled up a total OF lfteen
hits while scoring their ten runs. The
Indians got ten hits for six markers.
Hitting into double plays again
played hayoc with the Indians at
tack the Blues killing of two Hoosiers
three times with double killings.
Eight Indians were left on bases
to FIVE for the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
NORTHERN INDIANA TENNIS
O'ConneI of Chicago Reaches Semi
Finals at Gary.

GARY, Ind, July 20.-George
O'Connell, Chicago reached the semi
finals Wednesday in the northern In
diana tennis tourney by defeating
Jack Harris of Chicago. go, 6-3.
Chicago women eliminated other
competitors in first and second rounds
of women's singles and will fight
among themselves for the women's
honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
R0USH WANTS TO PLAY
Eddie Applies to Commissioner Landis
for Reinstatement.


for Reinstatement.
By Times Special
CINCINNATI, July 20.-Great news
for the Cincy fans came today in the
announcement that Eddie Roush, hold
out star of the Reds, had applied to
Commissioner Lands for reinstate-
ment.
The act implies the great outfelder
and hitter will join the club as soon
as he is declared eligible.
Roush has held out for more money
since the season opened and has been
living on his Indiana farm.
The Reds are playing good ball and
with the acquisition of the smuggling
gardener they are expected to prove
an even more dangerous contender In
the National race.
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Everything on Schedule
Out of Women's Tourney

NEW YORK, July 20.-Cable ad-
vices have been received from Eng
land that Miss Elizabeth Ryan of
California, who has been playing in
Europe for several years. and Miss
Kathleen NIcKane, the young English
star, will be unable to come for the
women's national tournament.
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CRAMPED LIFE
RESTS HEAVILY
ON YANK TEAM
Strain of Being Good Apparent
Iy Has Played Havoc With
Higgins Nine.
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER,
United Netcs staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, July 20.-If the re-
suits of recent games be the reward
of the virtuous life. perhaps the New
York Yankee ball team ought to fall
of the wagon.
Since tho team was convened in
the clubhouse at Boston to be lee
tured by Commissioner Lands on the
virtues OF spring water as a constant
tipple. the record Of the champions
has read like the report of a failing
market
Pruett Causes Strain
They were given chance to over
take the Browns right here at home,
but the strain of being virtuous, com
blned with the strain OF reaching fbr
Hub Pruett's fadeaway ball. was
little too much-to ask.
So the Browns went away leading
the league still. and along came Kid
Gleason with his staff of young and
old employees, taking three games in
row from the grudging dabblers in
what Commissioner Lands called tenn
perate living. Yesterday tho Tigers
came to town and took a ta1l Out or
the locals.
Leading their lives in their own
way, the Yanks at least gave express
sion OF their true worth and tempera-
ment as a bali club. They went as
they pleased a year ago and won
pennant.
Everything on Schedule
Living by an arbitrary and perhaps
an irksome schedule Of hours. diet
and diversions. they have done no
better for their standing In the league
than they we're doing before they
were so severely tut-tutted by the
Judge.
Perhaps the new restrictions have
made life monotonous for the Yam
KEGS and dulled their interest
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At Fort Arena Tonight

Frankie Mason, Fl. Wayne, VS.. Don
Carson, Indianapolis, 112 pounds, ten
pounds.
Yank Druley, Richmond, Ind, vs..
Buck Grouse, Louisville, KY, AS
pounds, eight rounds.
Johnny SticExler, Richmond, Ind, VS..
hickey Shea Fl Harrison, four
Ez1nds.
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Totals .......'
Grated fnr Dat
Batted for Petty IN the ninth

Indian apolis .... 100 OO2 OO3- 8
Kansas City ...... 700 200 O1'-10
Two-Base Hits Becker. Covington
Brown. Home run-Becker. Stolen base
Baird. Rehg. Sacrifices Hammond
Becker. linn. Double Plays-Luderus to
Wright to Luderus: Lutzke to Hammond TO
Luderus: Baird to Covington: Wright to
Hammond to Luderus Basses on Balls
off linn. s. off Petty. 2. Struck Out
By Petty. 5: by Zinn, Q. Hits-Of HILL
in ID inning: of Petty. in 7 % in
nings. Hit by Pitcher-By Zinn tBaird)
Wild Pitch--Zinn. Losing Pitcher-Hill
Umpires-Finneran and Mullen. Time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
FROM TRACK TO JAIL
Jockey Butwell Must Spend Nights
with Lock-Step Boys.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Jimmy But
well, noted jockey, may race during
racing hours, but must return to Tail
limits" at night until S25, 134 judg-
ment is settled, the court ruled on
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
TILLlE IN SELECT GLASS
Walker Has Hit 102 Home Runs Dur
ing Major Career.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-Two
homers hit Wednesday by Tillie Walk
err. Athletic outfeldsr. ran his major
league record to. 102 and placed him
in the select class Of Babe Ruth, Sam
Thompson, Gavvy Cravath and Hans
Wagner.
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Roster VS. Dundee

HOUSTON, Texas. July 20.-Johnny
Dundee. worlds junior lightweight
champion. has been matched to meet
Kid Roster Of New Orleans in a
twelve-round bout here July %.
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Weight Phenom Stays on Coast

LOS ANGELES. July 20.-Bud
Eouser. high school weight phenom.
5 to enter the college of dentistry at
Die University OF Southern California
sext fall. He holds the nationai in
erscholastic shot-put championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
GAMES TODAY

American ABsOC1htiOn
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at st. Paul e gameGl-
Louisville at Milwaukee.
American League
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington
National League
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
VETERAN RATES
TENDER EASY
FOR CHAMPION.
McAuIiffe Predicts Leonard viii
Stop Awkward Philly
Boxer in Bout.
BY JACK M'AULIFFE,
Former Tiphfweipht ChaD10ioyR

BY JACK MAULIFFE,
Former Lightweight Champion
written for the United Press)
NEW YORK, July 20.-Along about
the middle Of the eighth round next
Thursday night Lew Tender is going
to be counting the stars in the Jersey
skies after ten seconds have been
counted over him.
Benny Leonard, If am any Judge.
Is going to win that fight by knock
out and it may come before the eighth
round
Not In Benny's Class
Tender has no right to be regarded
as having enough stuff to beat Leon
ard. He has an awkward left hand
style. he can't box, he can't hit effec-
lively any place but around the foul
line, and he doesn't know enough.
There's nothing wrong with Leon
ard. He hasn't gone back. He has
had two hard fights under his belt re-
Gently, while Tenders only recent
work was soft bout with Bobby
Barrett.
Has Met Southpaws Before
Leonard will not be bothered by
Tenders left hand fighting because
he has fought Southpaws before. The
champion has two good hands and
Tenders right Is useless.
Looking over the records, who has
Tender beaten? He has been on the
floor many times. He has made poor
showings against second raters while
Leonard, when he was in the mood,
has beaten every good man In the
class.
The weight making has nothing 70
do with It.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
Pitcher Back to Giants

LITTLE ROCK, July 2O.-Pitcher
Bill McGloughlin has been turned
back TO the New York Giants ny the
Little Rock Southern Association
team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Tantor A A will play at New Pales-
zine Sunday All players are asked to at
tend the meeting at CostellO's Friday II
they expect to play Sunday. Scanlon,
Costello Lynch Mullen, Wenning, Kelly,
fishro, Massing. Shea and Tegeler take notice.
rhe A. AS are looking for out-of-town con-
tests with Is to 81 year-Old teams.
Paragon. Candy and other fast teams are
asked to write John Kelly, 1924 S. Senate
Ave, or call Drexel 1876 after p. m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Pilot A. C. baseball team will re-
organize under the name of the Indianapolis
Pirates There will be a meeting tonight at
The home of Dick Bell. The following
players take notice: Thomas. Reynolds. r.
Hook, W. Hook. Taylor, Greed, Kuhn. Bran
Weber, Keller NUckles and Rusie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The South Side Turner'S are without a
Fane for Sunday and are anxious TO book
With any fast State or local club. For
fanaes write Manager of baseball club In
lsre of South Side Turner'S or call Drexel
1884 and ask for Frank.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Central Juniors win play the Arsenal
Cubs at Woodside park Sunday at l 80 ..
a An important meeting of the Juniors
IN be held tonight at $50 E. Walnut St.
Il z O'Clock. Q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Keystones will play the second game
of a series with the Beech Grove Reds
SUNDAY at Beech Grove. Only July 80 the
Keystones will meet the Spades on the Key
stone diamonds. The Keystones would like
to hear from Greenfield in regard to game
Ia August For games address W. J. Shoch,
1926 Barth Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

All Riverside A. A. players are requested
70 attend the meeting Friday evening at
OdelI and Clifton SITS.
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Indianapolis Appollos are without
game for Sunday and would like to hear
nom fast State or local teams For games
call Drexel 1897 and ask for John. The
ApOllos will have a special meeting Friday
night and all players are asked to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
American Lengue

American League
Detroit. 5; New York, 1.
Chicago. s: Boston. o.
Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis. B.
Cleveland. 4 Washington. l.
National League
New York, g.: Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh. Q; Philadelphia. o.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, 6.
st. Louis, 2: Boston. 8.
Three-I League
Decatur. z: Terre Haute, 2.
Bloomington, O.; Rockford. O.
Moline, 1; Peoria. O.
Evansville, IL; Danville, l.
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On the Grand Circuit
(At Kalamazoo, Wednesday

TAT halaTnazoo, heuncsuay')
2:17 Pace (three heats: purse 81. ooo)-
Sun Sun Flash F h br e. Coz ;-: I ? !
ARROWHEAD, b h. tMcDonald) .... 2 Q
Logical b g. (Murphyl ......... 2
Platinum or m, Thomas 49,. 2
Meta Patch. Larkspur and Bingen Watts
also started. Time-2 :O3t4 2;OSA. 2:09 u &.
zoe Pace three heats: purse 81 ,oool-
P Petar H sGE; & t ssoGSs )
Daisy Daisy. Pointer; 5 m: (T 36.1,,S 3 z
Time-2 05%, 2:o5A.
EOS Trot three heats; Paper Mills;
T Price Lore Eotss. S g, CMcDsvtEttt, 81 ]
Car Worthy, b &, (Murphyl -. 8
Herbelwyn, br g, (Erwinl :...:7 4
Davis Axworthy oh h. (McMahon) 5 5
Teddy J and Marcondale also started
Time-2 :03 q. 2:oel y, 2:O4%-
ia Trot (purse 81 ,o00l-
T T0Psy Tod ai,d blk 2 M MoTsSo11
Moiollo. b h. Derry ..... 8 2 3
Mary D. m (McDonald) w 8 2
Anna Phelps, br m, (Geersl go. 4 3 4
The Great Fig Leaf. Bill sharen and Ben
McGregor also started Time-2 :07 u,
2:0SA. 2:08&
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Indianapolis Southern Grays desire
games with State clubs in August and Sep
tember. Call Belmont 3O1O. between 5 80
and p. m. or address Everett De Moss.
lA67 Blaine Ave.
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The Lincoln z. L. A. team wm play at
saapolis All-stars viii be met at Riverside
80. 0 on Sunday at $50. The truck for
an ST. at IL 80. Saturday. All players take
notice State games are wanted for July 30
md through the month of August. Address
b Johnson All Harlan ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

Indianapolis Red sox VIII play at May
wood Sunday. Fry and Martin, who worked
IN great style at Mooresvine last Sunday,
vii form the battery.
Indianapolis Giants. q colored team
which is playing a good brand Of ball, Is
without game for Sunday and July 80.
The Giants would like to hear from fast
State clubs. Address G.. H. Biggerstaf,
Thirteenth and Yandes Sts- or call Webster
3171.
Next Sunday the Y NJ. g. team will meet
the Hercules at Garfield Park. Spillman
will pitch for the Hercules while Hessman,
Leppert or Scott will work for the Y. II. s.
The Y. N. S. viii meet Friday night at the
club-Soms on Union St Leppert, Winters
and Dransfeld take notice. A game is
wanted with the Maroons. Call Drexel 513b
and ask for Eddie.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American Association

American Association
Columbus . oO2 1O1 O21-T 13
St. Paul ........ 900 800 OILS 1
Snyder, Lees; Rogers. Gonzales.
(first Camel
Toledo ........ 200 90 0O0--12 IS |
Minneapolis 49,. 200 201 600 4
Giard, Mccullough. Kocher. Thormahlen,
Schauer. Mayer Owens.
Second Camel
Toledo ......... 100 040 020-7 IL !
Minneapolis 49,. 331 200 30'-12 Is 2
Terry. Mccullough, Kocher, Murphy;
Phillips. Mayer.
Louisville 80. 600 100 101-3 8 o
Milwaukee I..... OO3 052 o0'-10 IL /
Deberry. Cullop, Brottem, Meyer; Bigbee,
GORsett.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

The Brookstde Odd Fellows will meet at
their hall tonight at Rural and E. Tenth
Sts All players are urged to attend
Braughton. Gillum, and Charley French. take
notice. The Brooksides meet the Printers
b the Fraterna League at Riverside No. s,
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-20

Indiana Travellers will play al Lawrence,
Sunday All players are requested to be at
the meeting Friday, 13S W Washington st.
Games are wanted with the best State
teams. Address Fred Mcintyre. 2414
Wheeler ST.. or call Webster 1890.
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INDIANS HANG
TO LEAD WITH
SENATOR'S AID
Tribe Stays on Top When Col
umbus Checks Efforts of
Saints.

Leaders "Tf'' Today
Win Lose
Win. Lose. Two. Split. Two.
4 ssos .:... Qua '' o.. .6os .56i $50
Brewers go. .667 .557 -. 50. -.
sPIaY bIa-header.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
COTTAGE HILL.

COTTAGE HILL, Dec. 23.-Mrs.
Dora Miller of Texas with two child
rem are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. N. Mckenzie.
Mrs. Comelia Williams and Miss
Dannie Mckenzie who have been
teaching in Walton county are now at
home. .-..- 49,. .-,~- -s-.--~-.
WIN. Mccartney has gone to st.
Louis to spend the holidays with
home folks. -
Miss Ednah Hill who is attending
college at Tallahassee is home for
the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mable King,
who are teaching at Figland Park, are
home during vacation.
Word from r. A. (Randy) McCart-
ney, who went to St. Louis a week
ago, tells us that oranges and sweet
potatoes were frozen in his trunk.
~ The entertainment put on by the
school Thursday night was good
one The receipts go to help make
up our eight months Of school.
There will be an entertainment next
Thursday night given by the Bethany
Bible class at the school house.
The Misses Muriel and Violet Funk
who are teaching in Molino are. spend
ing their vacation at home.
+. Gear is spending his Christmas
time with his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Smyth, in Pensacola.
There was a stereoptican lecture in
the church Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Merron are spend
ing few days with Mrs Merron's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Rudd.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
MOLINO

MOLINO, Fla, 23.--The concert
iven at the club room Monday night
the school children was enjoyed by
Il that had the pleasure of attend
ne.
The many friends Of the Holly fam
i'N will he sorry to learn that they
nave moved to Flomatou.
Among those that were in Ponsa-
cola Wednesday were Mesdames Lewis
Barganier, Pouncey, Colly, Wilder,
Jacoby and Mason, Messrs. Pouncey
Wilder. Barganier, Gibson, Holloway
Howard, Morgan, Jacoby and Mat
thews.
j. II. Warren who ia saw filler at
the mill has his son with him for the
holidays, Mr.. Fred Warren Of Mich
san.
The Christmas tree at the Baptist
Church Friday night was attended by
L large crowd.
\. f. Bouncey made a business to
Flomaton Thursday.
G. 7. Salmonds left Friday night
or his home up in Georgia. to spend
he holidays with home folks.
l.. i. Matthews and j. A jacob
we're in Pensacola Friday afternoon
m businessr
L, y. Morgan and Mr.. Thorson
II Pensacola were in Molino on busi-
,css Thursday morning.
w, n. Macarthur of Chumuckla
'assed through Molino. Thursday en-
QUITE to Pensacola.
Mrs, ElYis Morgan was shopping In
Pensacola Thursday.
The many friends Of W. Q. Hollo-
way will be glad to see him at his
'lace Al the depot after a weeks va
alton spent in Mississippi snd Louis
ana. with relatives.
Miss Nell Vaughn returned to Mo-
10 for the holidays. Miss Vaughn Is
rincipal Of the Gull Point school
Dock Matthes and Miss Sadie Par
n drove to Pensacola Tuesday af-
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Mortin have their
% II, V. Mortin with them for the
lays. Holmes Is connected with
Pine Belt News Of Brewton.
Miss Vera Beard who has been
cnilng some time with her sister
rs. r. J. Watson Is spending the
,olidays with her mother Mrs. W, P.
Beard out at Highland. .
c. A. Helms and J.sTT Daffin were
sightseeing in Pensacola Thursday
night
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usually about FIVE yearS--is an as
surance that depreciation will no'
be excessive. In addition, the in
veStor is protected by the large mar
gin of value which exists in excess
of the amount 6 the mortgage. Ir
the case Of larger loan against
which bonds are issued, the issuing
banker makes it his business to see
that the property is kept IN good
repair and properly managed.
Finally, the mortgage buyer will
want to assure himself that there is
no legal flaw in the title to the
property, that the mortgage has
been properly drawn and recorded,
that taxes are promptly paid TO pre-
vent their becoming a prior lien OH
the property, and that the building
is fully covered by fire insurance
for the benefit of the lender at all
times. These are irksome details If
the investor attempts to keep track
OF them all himself. The best way
is to let a good mortgage banker
look after such matters. He has
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
KLoNDYKE

kLONDYkE, Dec. 23.-(speciaD.- -
A birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Dawkins
Friday night for their daughter, Max
inc. The room was prettily decorat-
ed with flowers and greenery. Re-
freshments were served and games
were played until late hour. Every
body reported a good time.
Theodore Honn of Baldwin County
was a caller here Thursday.
L. Bryant of Beulah was a visitor
here Thursday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Virgins of An
dalusia, Ala, are visiting Mrs. Wig
gins father, w. NJ. Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Lindsey of Pen
sacofa spent Sunday and Monday with
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Bailey.
win Shelby and Isaac Hurst OF Beu-
lah were In Klondyke Wednesday.
Jim Diamond and Mr.. Loura spent
Thursday at Perdido River.
]. +. Pierce and daughter, Elsie,
were in Pensacola Wednesday on
business.
Charles Peters OF Pine Forest is
over at the Woods place nursing Mr..
Pierce, who is very i'll with appen-
dicitis. DR.. Johnson of Pensacola is
treating him.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
st. Andrews Booze
Men and Sherf
Invent New 81

ST. ANDREWS. Fla. n.
(SpeciaD How many ~.
could you break from tie =,
sighted the sheriff Approach 'cs
he reached the spot?
This Is a new sport i,
drews. Some will say the...
upon how far away yo1 rsr -
officer, but that is part Of ,.s
judging from the score r54as :
bus Aaron here when S5s...!! !
found II remaining contaI7s,,'' !. !
in front OF the formers bo,,s. is q .
the pieces Of those that Ess
broken were scattered around
Whether Aaron would bar.
had he have had more TINA =.
another point in the contes. -
It is stated that what rer9,i...
the corners Of the broken ;.-E
sufficient evidence tha, ;ss
amendment had been violated
So after all its q tough r.-
play and the only safe place 49,. -'.'
be recommended for the s03,, =.
side of the 3 mile limit,
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Pythian knights
Elect Office

PANAMA CITY, Dec. 23-os
cial. )--Midway Lodge No. 40. Er..
of Pythias, met and elected the fgr
ing officers for the coming wear.
L. Folks, C. c.; c, S. Tailey, V
D. L. Trant, Prelate: H. B. NJ
ley, Master of the Works; c. c
this, Master at Arms; T. c. Pa
Master of Exchequer ". A. r..
NJ. of F. 6 K. r. Of s; John s.
liams, Inner Guard: J. L. Cbv-.
Outer Guard.
The following wcro a.so e,s
representatives at the ncAc con
ton of the Grand Lodge which
yenes at Ocala in April. Il. 3. \
ely and ]. L. Folsom. With al.sr-
II. S. Laid and Otto Smith.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24

mons arrived Wednesday night from
Pensacola, where they are attending
school, to spend Christmas with their
home folks.
Misses Julia Lee Cody. one of the
teachers in the Geo. Hallmark school
Of Pensacola is home to spend Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Pate are re-
joicing over the arrival of son which
came to, make his home with them
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Quinn spent
Friday. afternoon ir DeFuniak shop
Ping.
Mrs. W. NJ. Br:eman spent Friday
afternoon in Btnifay shopping.
Describe in detail your offering or
your want and place it in the form Of
a Want Ad in the Want Columns.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
MasOns of Panama
City Hold Election

PANAMA CITY, &c. 23.-(Spe-
cial )-All of the Masons in this Sec
ton have been busy for the past week
attending meetings incident to the
election of officers for the ensuing
year The Acme Lodge No. 222, +. g..
A. NJ, elected the following: Arthur
Hutton, w. NJ; W. L. Wilson, S. w;
W. W. Pate, j. w; r. L. weekly,
Sec'y; J. B. Blackwell, Treas.
During the former week the follow
ing officers were elected by st. Johns
NJ. Holiday, Commander; Earl
Thompson, Generalissino; A. NJ. Lew
is, Captain General; II. D. Jackson,
Senior Warden; Alfred Tyler, Junior
Warden; H. J. Haywood, Prelate; J.
B. Blackwell, Treas; P. j. owens,
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