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tied for Payne in the eighth.

Score:
xBstted for Payne In the eighth.
Score by innings:
DeB Aoines .............,40O Ol0 03i--9
Oklahoma city .........,OO2 02O OlO-5
Summary: Runs-Gormsn Wagner
.. Horan. Graham. Milan 2. auna, H!;;,
Mann. Bates, Tate, Long. Errors-Wag-
ner, Turgeon, Bates ., Ginglardi Fisher
Kruger Tate, Ions. Tayne. Earned
runs-Das hoines 2, Oklahoma city l..
Two-base hits-Milan, Turgeon. Graham,
Pitt. Mann, Tate. Three base hits--Gor-
man. Wagner, Long 2. Sacrifice hits
Mclaughlin O. Ht by ptcher-Bates
by Mclaughlin. Turgeon by Payne. Runs
and hits off Payne--9 and IA in s
innings. Struck out-Payne s, MbLough-
lin s. Losing pitcher-Payne. Left on
base-Des Moines 9. Oklahoma city s.
Double plays-MiddletOn, Mann and
Bates, German and Graham. Time--2 90,
Umpires--McGloon and Browne.
Second Game
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OFFICE LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Monday--at Compression grounds
Evening Paper vs. Holsum.
Tuesday--at Compression grounds.
Ryan Motor vs. American Express.
Wednesday, =. 81. X. grounds,
Firemen Va. Evening Paper.
Thursday--at n. A. A. grounds
No. /, Holsum VS.. Ryan Motor.
Friday--at the l.. X Il, grounds,
Firemen ys. Tg!HIne.
Saturday. a. A. A. grounds.
No. 4, Yellow Cab vs.. American Ex-
ureas.
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GIcnponl Trims BI,hy.

Glenpool went through Blxby like
a flyer through u one-horse-town
sunday afternoon at Glenpool and
won u to 4, In "a one-sided game.
Yesterdays victory boosted the Glen
pool average 10 tho 500 mark.
Score by innings; Il. H. p.
BiSby ......3l0 600 600 II z
Gleupoul ..240 OO4 lSX--li ~
Batteries--Harris and Davis; JEFF
fries and LoCkett.
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\STILWELL, June l8.-Friday
afternoon tho Stilwcll Indians
brought the scalp OF the sallisaw
base ball team dangling 70 their
belts from the local park here. the
score being I TO ! for the locals,
II was a splend!dly played game
and but for an error or so the
score would nave been closer. The
tally sheet showed the game by in
nings as follows:
Stllwen ........OO2 600 020--4
SalllsaW ..........OOl 600 O0O--1
The batteries for the two clubs
were as follows: Stilwell Shell and
Hogner; Sallisaw, Fallen and Rog'
Next Thursday the Stilwell Ind
ers.
ians will cross bats with the Sloan
Springs, Ark, sluggers on the lat
ter teams grounds.
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Speedway DESTROYED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June IS.-The
Greater san Francisco speedway at
San Carlos, 20 miles south OF here,
an automobile racing couEse Of
wooden construction throughout,
was destroyed by fire today with
an estimated loss Of 100000. .-...-
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Tulsa -Springdaie Wins.

The Tulsa Springdale tossers ran
away with the Tulsa Retail Mer-
chants team Sunday afternoon, 23 to
3. Two home runs featured the
Springdale scoring. SPringdale Is
looking for new teams to conquer.
Yesterdays g0Ipe was 10 in row.
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Legion League Results,

Gushing took Drumright to a
housekeeping Sunday afternoon at
Drumright in the American Legion
league, to 0, while at jennings,
Yale was showing the boys how to
play 10 tho tune OF 13 10 7. sham
rock smothered Oilton at Oilton,
4 to /.
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Spcrry ., Ramona 4.

Sperry beat Ramona on the Sperry
grounds Sunday afternoon to 4 in
Ia fast game,
Ramona ,..,'..',.'.'.'.
Sperry ...........,..,.,. l3 2
Batteries-Bolden and Murray,
CallisOn and Bray.
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ltughey Wallxun Wins,

ses sSNsoM.uLGEE, June 1s.--Okmul-
ons,oush' hard and took the series
tcSss rom Springfield. 3 to 2. here
yisI,.,., Leo Cotter scored both the
hems runs on a triple and a
Okm,s,.leld ......lO0 100 000-2
Bsnsee .......,,100 010 l0x-3
ap ana snSefiies-Rein and White, Walk
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Avant continues TO lead the Inter
Cities league with perfect record,
hnd made it five games won. by taxi
Ing the Skiatook clan to a triming.
by a 1873 tally.
Score by innings r, II. r,
Skiatook ...,010 020 000-3 4 10
Avant ..,...223 4l0 40x--15 28
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COffeyyIlIe Wins

| coitsS,,EfiE;YyILLE, Kan, June Is
les lue defeated the Salina Mil
todsy" "ere re IN a heavy, hitting game
|coi;ss 1000 09o 400 8 3
Ba;y,o1Ile 100 173 21x-15 is 4
kslsvsles-Wilson, Sarland and
'n@W; Love and Ennis. -.
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CHICAGO. June ls--gpcctaculRr field
ing by sam Rice. high wind and
SnCeiy's muir on pop Ny enabled
Washington 10 defeat Chicago 10 IN
great pitching duel between Uripn
Enhar and MnIInr .lnMnann.
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CARDINALS HALT
GIANTS IN LONG
WINNING JAUNT
Pirates Get the Best of
Robins and Slip Them
WhiteWaSh

NEW YORK. June is--The ST, Louis
Nationals stopped New York's winning
streak here today. Winning a five-lnning
game to 2. II was the fourth game
lost at home by New York this year. Rain
stoned the game in the sixth
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Wins Thirteenth Game Season. oilers Even Packer Sees
AMATEUR
BASEBALL

A column devoted TO amateur
baseball In Tulsa and the eniire
northeastern part of Oklahoma.
The Tulsa World will he glad &C
all times to publish the scores.
challenges anh all news Of all
amateur games.
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HOME RUNS HIKE
BROWNS MARGIN
OVER YANK CREW
Higgins Tossers Drop
Seven in a Row;
TigeA's Win

ST LOUIS. June is.-itouo runs by
slsler aud Williams enabled tho Hrowns
to tighten their Frip op rrst place today
by defeating Philadelphia. to s. while
New York was iusluE To- Detroit.
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ST. JOSEPH, No. June is.--st. Joseph
won two hard fought games from Omaha
today 10 and to 6, DBrrough
pitched both games for Omaha, making
way for a pinch hitter in tho eighth
OF the second. Seven innings was agreed
upon for tho second game. With the score
tied In the eighth Grabowski tripled 20
right Sending Stevenson across with the
winning run. Llndberg won his own
game when his triple In the seventh put
him In position 10 score on Olson 5
single breaking the tie in that frame.
The score:
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xBattcd for Wetzel In eighth.
Score by innings:
Denver ......,. ......oSo oo3o 2ix-s
Wichita .......... .....Ot0 02O 2ix-s
summary; Runs-Gomes, Wright, Pat
terson. Spranger, Parker 2. wet,el,
Smith ?, Washbutn. East 2. Blakeeley.
Mcdowell, Griffin, Haley. Errors
Spranger. Sacrifice htts--Wright Long,
O'Brien, Parker. Berger2. Griffin. Two
base hits-Gomes, Long, Wright, Musser.
Home run--Gomes, Mcdowell East.
stolen base--Stanley Patterson ..
Spranger. East, Washburn. Blakesley.
Hits off Wetzel-il In innings Double
plays--Long to STANLEY to w right,
Wright to spraDger. STANLEY 10 Wright
TO stanley Stanley to Patterson, Fat
terson 10 Wright to STANLEY. Struck o-it
by Wetzel ,. Musser >. Base on balls
of Wetzel 3. of Musser 4. Left on
bases-Wichita I. fnenver g. Hit by
pitcher-Haley by Wetzei, wetzel by
Musser. fnpires-Anderson and Dona-
hue. Time-i:ab
kefoud
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Home, Run Record
American League.


williams, St. Louis, H.
Ed Miller, Philadelphia, 49,
C. walker. Philadelphia, H.
Heilmann, Detroit, IL.
Baker, New York, I.
Judge, washington. T.
Falk. Chicago, Z.
McManus, st. Louis, 7.
Sisler. st. Louis, Z.
Dykes, Philadelphia, o.
Tobin. st. Louis, 9.
Ruth, New York, 3.
National League
Hornsby, ST. Louis. Is.
Ainsmith. ST. Louis, To-
Wheat, Brooklyn, s,
Meusel, New York, g.
Henline, Philadelphia, 9.
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NH1tttU TOT IrOsN IN nTnth.
Score by innings;
VenFet wicb,t. j''''''''''ddiiSS diS SSS Sgo vSU-
Summary: Runs-Wright, Patterson,
washburn, Berger East g. Blakesley 3,
Mcdowell 3, Griffin 2. Errors-Parker.
Smith, Berger Griffin. Sacrifice hits
Wright. Two-base hits-East, Haley.
Home runs-Patterson, BlakeEley, wash
burn. Hits--off Salisbury IL in Ia In
nfngs. off Gross in 2-3 innings. Dou-
BILE plays-Parker to Patterson. Wright to
Spranger TO STANLEY 2, Griffin to Haley
to Mcdowell Berger to Washhurn to Nc
Dowei .. Struck out--by Salisbury 3,
Maun 2. Base on balls-McElree 2,
Gross Maun 3. Left on base-Wich ia
T. Denver 3. wild pitch-Gross. Hit
by pitcher-Griffin by Salisbury: Berger
by Gross. Umpires - Donahue and
Anderson. Tme--l 80.
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Cleveland

wambsssrss. Mcinnis. o'Neil Double
New York .. Cleveland 3 Bases on balls
or Hoyt !, off murray I. Of COyeleski
2. Struck out--By Murray I, by Cow
| alrskis =. Huns-SknBor, McNHlly, Jam
iospn. Wambsguass. Speaker 2, Gardner
J, Seweli .. Mcfnnis 2. Errora--coyelos-
kie
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Bo,toI
n,ltnIl

nBatted Tor Pcnnock In seventh.
Score by innings.
Boston ................ OOO 600 ON
Detroit .................. IOo gue. Uly- 4
summary. Two. base HiicIiman.
burns 2, y Collins. Ulue. pratt. stolen
has's--D kourlSe, lIeimnnn, NcaCh. Dou-
bic play-JOncs ana Hluc. Lett on bases
-Boston ?. Detroit u. Bases on balls
or fennock I, OF Karr /. of Oeson g..
struck out-By OleEon 2. Runs HutnH
Blue 2, cobb g. Noach Errors Pratt
j. Collins. O'Rourke. CutHhaw.
Indians %; Nnnks g.
CLEVELAND, June ~ .-- New York
suffered its seventh straight defeat when
~ los; to Cleveland to-day = TO 2. HnSt
MSI 'nn,, knocked out Of tho bon in the orst
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INTER.CITEs NORTH.
Games June %.

Games June %,
Turley at Avant.
Collinsville at Ramona,
Skiatook at Sperry.
World vs.. Cherry Blossoms at a.
4. a, Field No. /.
INTER-CITlES SOUTH.
Games June 70.
Mounds az Keystone.
Glenpool at jerks.
Garden city at BlXby.
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DETROIT June lN.. Bpstuu was help
less before OLSON today while Detroit hIt
Fonnock' ana karr oportuuoly ana won
the first gamo OF tho arrirn O.,
HgUrpt
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pir1ltes 2. Robins o,
Pittt,hGfs

Pittsburgh =. .............,..o0 oo0-2
brooklyn ..........f f......s.. QUO OUO-O
summary: stolen 'base--Traynor Dou-
Bile plays, Cooper, Trhynor and Grimm.
Johnston to Olson. Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh 4, Brooklyn 3. Bases on balls
OFF Ruether 1. Struck out--By Copper
I. by Ruether /. Runs-Maranville
Carey. Errors-Maranyille. BaTnhart.
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stolen bnse--Moetl. Double plays-JudRo
10 PeokinpaugR TO Harris, Mulllgan to
Sheely. Left on Washington T.
Chicago z. Bases on hHlls--Of johnson
T. struck out-By Fabor 3. by ". John
son i.--Run-Rice. ErroTH-E. Johnson
g. sheely
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Indians and Des Moines Split

OKLAHOMA CITY, June ls,-Home
runs by Ginglardi and Brady, the latter
dropping the ball into the North Canadian
river with the bases fun, enabled okla =
homa City to take the first game of to-
days double header and break even on
tho day with Des Moines
LIST
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Mcdonald. Lindbsrg. Ea

BOnawitB, Mcdonald, BindheTg. Earned
runs--Omaha 2. st. oJseph 3. Base-on
balls--Off Darrough 0. Off Lindberg 2.
Struck out-By Darrough 2, by Lindberg
Left on base-Qmaha 7. ST. Joseph
S. Two-hase hits-GTantham, DEBATE
Three base hits--GislaHon, LindbeTg. DOu-
BILE plays--Grantham TO Gislason Go Sne-
decor. wilcox to Gislason TO Snedecor 2.
Stolen base-Darrough. Umpires--Ormsby
and Holmes. Time--i:4J.
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Two for BartlesyiiIe.

u. .BARPLEsVILLE. June ls.
,LstSnipurey played the iron man role
t.SaS winning double header
Nm Topeka, to /, and to 2.
i,c"erous ioo.n errors made both games
score first game: RHE
Rssps,Ha 80. 900 100 000-1 s 2
p..iNeeyiile ...122 200 00x--7
Daaa.uterles-Mltchell and Clark;
saaphrey and Crittenden.
ro.ste second game. RH r
p,snt.a 900 002 % 3
pUssVille 80. ,00i oil x---3 2
Hn,aassterles---Luschen and Benn;
-hphrey and Crittenden.
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Batted Tor Toney In NTH,
Score by innings:
~ i-NulH sNV ll--f
New lorh ..... ...........s..OOO O1--2
Summary: Two-base hit smith.
Three base hlts--Frisch. Hornsby. Home
run-FrIsch. Double plays- -Lavan and
Fourni eT 2. Left on hascs- New York Q,
st. Louis T. Bases on balls-On Pertica
3 off Toney I. Struck out--By Tonsy 2.
fby Pertica 2. Runs-Flack. j. smith.
Hornsby, Pertich, Rawlings. Frisch Err
rors--Bancroft, Frisch.
Pirntes 2; Robins o.
-BROOKLYN. June ls-Plttshurgh
blanked Brooklyn to o today In a
game called at tho end % the sixth be-
cause OF rain. Cooper had tho best OF
Ruether on the mound.
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BANK LEAGUE.

Monday--at A. A. a. grounds No.
1. Exchange National VS.. Central
National.
Tucsday--at Texas grounds, Sc
curity National Va. Exchange Trust.
Wedncsday--at the Compression
grounds, Exchange National VS.. First
National.
Thursday-at T. u II. grounds,
Central National Va. Security Ma
Friday-at a. A. a. grounds. No,
!, Exchange National vs.. First Ma
t!onaL
Monday-at +. & X. grounds. Cos
den vs. @ c.. & G..
Tuesday-at A. a. A. Field No. /
o. L. Il r. VS.. Twin State.
Wednesday-at a. A. A. Field No.
I. Tidal VS.. Texas.
Thursday--at Compression grounds
Cosden vs.. Twin State.
Friday--at Compression grounds,
O. +. Il r. vs. Tidal.
F'riday--at a. A. A. No. grounds,
Texas vs.. c. G. & &.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
De BASE BALL

En- la hga de CataJo Sc celebrara
manana un renido Gesaffo de base ball
con las novenas ''Catafio stars
''santurce Stars. Ell juego comenzara
las diez en- punto de la mafiana
es G'e esperar que la liga estara rebo-
sante 6e publico, debido a que en- ese
dia no tel!emos juego en- la parada
octb. Ell team ''Santurce sssars'' que
existe existira por mucho tempo,
peSe quien pese, esta ahora en- lnejo-
res condiciones que nunca para seguir
su camino de triunfos, dada la
practica a que Miguel somete a sus
muchaclIos. Ell hecho de que Ell f'San
tares Sears'' haya permanecido sin
jugar varias semanas, Sc 6ebe los
examenes de Jnstructores en- la Uni
versidad, ten los cuales ell team ha te.
nido interes en- que dos de sus juga
dores triunfaran. Y al fin han triun-
fado; son ellos, Pedro Daniels Ais
to Horton, ell prinlero professor de di-
bujo mecanico de la escuela Labra,
Ell segundo, instructor de Bayanon.
Ahora Sc halla ell FSanturce Stars
dispuesto lidiar Gon cualquiera move
ma de su clase, " 81 Sc le quieye ven-
Ger hay que ''hilar frme" y jugar
mucha L'elota
Tienen IL palaEra, Comerio, Juneos,
Juana Diaz, Cayey y GuaySma.
La correspondence debe ser dirigi
da a Miguel Allende, sastrerfa Gel Fl
gurin'', Stop A, santurce, P. R.
BALL-IN
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PoR Ell MUNDo DE LA PELoTA

Los acontecimientos pelotariles du-
rsnte la Ultima quincena de agosto han
sido varios de alguna importancia. Ei
domingo 20 juegan "Ponce Stars
'ePuerto Rico'' en- San Juan Y Ca
guas vencs puerto Rico''. En- Goa
mo juegan "Mayagiiez'' y "Colectl-
va''. venciendo los del hlmo por la
mariana los cardenales pl: Ia tsrde.
FL domingo 81 luchan "Mayagiiez" y
puerto Rico" en- San Juan y Caguas,
volviendo ganar ambos juegos, como
ell domingo anterior con los "gringos', i,
Ell team de los "jinetes'. En- Humacao
juegan "Colectiva' y ''Humaao" (qus
de todos modos quieren hacerlo apare
Ger como team de PRIMERA), DANDo
LOS UMPIRES LA VICTORIA
''sus estrellas''.
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''Mayagiiez' ha estado en- desgracia
durante estos ultimos domingos. Para Ell
domingo de setiembre que jugsra con
el ''Humacao' (que bien sea para dar
lc nombre), probablemente perdera uno
de los dos juegos, pero nunca debera
consentir que sus jugadores Sc DEJEN
GANAR Los DOS. Jugandole bueaa
pelota Y palo limpio es como Sc lie ha-
bra de ganar los humacaefios a despe.
cho de los UMPIREs oFIcIALES. Me
propongo asistir presenciar dichos jue
SOS y luego dire a Kelly 10 que a mi
juicio crea sobre su juicio critico de
HUMANIDAD de los directories y EN-
PLEADos oFICIALES de la Liga.
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Noticias del Sur nos dicen que han
desaparecido del diamante, las novenas
"Ponce Stars y 'All Ponce". En- su
lugar esta ahora Ell PONCE sin mas
adornos. Segdn su manager Sr. T. Mon
llor Jr., est& compuesto de los mejores
players de ambos teams extintos, es
la novena mas poGsrosa de la isla. Ii
diara ell domingo de setiembre. ha-
ciendo su debut en- dicho dfa, con Ell
'campeon de la isla' ell team PUERTo
RICO. Aunque los muchachos de Rogue
no han tenido mucha practica en- la Sc
mana, Green haber tenido bastante con
los juegos de los domingos 20 OF en-
que ganaron dos iuegos cada dia. Espe
ramos ell resultado de dichos juegos pa.
ra poder juzgar al nuevo team PONCE.
GERRIsH JR.
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NEcEs1rAMos AeRNTEs LOCALES

Para articulos de facil Venta, encen
dedorss, Ka.idoscopios tres tan1aiios,
monicarios, lapices encendedores, amo
ladcres, pluma fuente Alemana.
Muestrario complete para agentes
$2.1o Pida informes P. b. Box 100, Yau
CO, P. r.. Advt.
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BERGMANN Y SCHROEDERS A
BERLIN

PARIS, agosto 31.- Los seEores
Bergman Y Schroeder, han salido las
dos y cuarenta de la tarde de hoy ca
mino de Berlin.
Los representatives de Alemania no
quisiefon hacer manifestation alguna
a. prop6sito del acuerdo del Comite
de Indemnizacienes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
LOS NUEVoS AsAMBLEISTAS
DE PONCE

Anteayer tomaron possession de sus
cargos de asambleistas municipales
de Ponce, los estimados caballeros
don Guillermo Vivas Valdivieso y
Lcdo. Carlos Brunei Ill Vale, am
bos pertenecientes al partido unio-
nista.
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Ell MINISTRO DE RELACIO-
MES EXTERIORES DE HAITI
! "A WASHIGNTON.

NUEvA YORK. anosto 31s-Ha lie
gado esta ciudad, siguiendo viaje in
mediatamente hacia Washington, el mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de Hal
tt, M. Bijon, quien viene negociar
con ell gobierno un e1ilprestito de trein
ia n1fllones de d6laress
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sUcEso sANGR1ENTo
EN- AIBoNITO

EN 4AAbON4AO =
En- Aibonito la policia arresto los
hermanos Juan y Marcial Rol6n, por
liaber inferido una punalada por la es-
palda Esteban Rios. Asnbcs han 81
do acusados de atentado a Ia vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02

Meior que Moncho Reyes es
EL BRUJO OJEDA.-Tels ass.
Advt.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29

derstood the vessel will be sent to ex-
perts in ancient languages in the hope
that the letters can be made out.
If the mound builders left the Jar
and its unusual beverage it is believed
unlikely that the words can be de-
ciphered, as it is said the writing of
the mound builders never has been
translated. The youths who found the
vessel declare single drop of the
elixir they found possesses the
strength of quart of corn liquor and
that dllution with water is all that is
necessary to obtain a real drink"
Just what the attitude of prohibition
authorities would be toward this find
in the cave has not been made known
nor has 1t been sought so far. The
mound builders, from strange relics,
mounds and other marks, long have
been thought by some historians to
have made their last stand in the Ohio
valley. In Kentucky and Tennessee
there are numerous traces of a strange
people, the secret of whose origin or
disappearance has not been learned.
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LIQUID OF THE PAST
Ancient Booze Found in Earthen
Jar in Kentucky Cave.
More Potent Than Modern WHISKY, Il
May Be an Elixir That Was
Manufactured by the Mound
Builders.

Middlesboro, Ky.-Were the mound
builders of old the first real distillers
in what has become, America?
This question Is asked following the
story brought here by two young men
from the Molus section of Bell county
mountains.
They say they were exploring the
dense parts of the hill country when
they saw the entrance to cave, whose
existence never had been suspected.
The youths entered its labyrinths, and
far back in the interior discovered an
earthcn vessel. They opened it care
fully and they are quoted as saying
there came forth a most delicious
aroma. Investigation proved the ex-
istence Of liquid in the vessel, which
the explorers tasted.
Both declare. it is said, that they
were familiar with the taste and
potency OF corn whisky, but this LIQUID
in the long-buried vessel surpassed
"kcntucky liquor in strength. They
said that after few minutes their
senses became dulled and visions Of
celestial delight burst upon them
Finally they recovered and carried the
vessel away with them. They are
quoted as asserting that there was IN
Inscription on the vessel which 10 one
they have seen can deciphcr. II is TN
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29
FLATIRON is DEADLY WEAPON
Judge in Atlanta Gives Man Five
Years for Hitting Wife
With One.

Atlanta, Ga.-Flatirons are deadly
weapons capable of producing death.
Judge E. T. Shurley so held when
he told Lon Kinneybrew, negro, that
he would have to serve five years in
the penitentiary for hitting his wife on
the head with one.
Il guess you want this man to be let
off, don't your" Judge Shurley asked
Mrs. Kinneybrew.
II don't know Judge; he said he
was going to kill me if be got out"
she replied.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29
Boy, Five, Saved in Toy
Wagon as Boat Sinks

Garrison, N. Y.-Leonard
Staff's 28-foot motorboat was
capsized by the swell of a river
steamer off this village. Mr..
Staff put his fve-year-old son in
a toy express wagon, which
floated away from the sinking
launch, and managed to keep his
wife above water, also, until
help came.
They were moving their fur
niture from Fort Edward to
South Nyack, where their home
is to be. The motorboat sank
with all the furniture.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29
Charges Man, 4s, Stole Wife, 50.

Findlay, O.-Michael Misamore, six
ty years old, who charges that Robert
e. Egbert, forty-eight, alienated the
affections of his fifty-year-old wife,
asks $4,000 damages in the following
installments: Three thousand for in
ducing Mrs. Misamore to leave him;
seven thousand for advertising the
fact by taking her automobile rid
ing"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29

Ther I'll separate you for a while.
You can go to the penitentiary for a
minimum of five years. the court told
Kinneybrew.
The man had expected to get off
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-09-29
NONRESIDENT Notice.
To Virgil Smallen
No. Az.

| VIRGIL SMALLEN
In Circuit Court at Wartburg,
Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to that the
defendant Virgil Smallen is a nom
resident of the State of Tennessee,
he is therefore hereby required to
appear on or before the thire Mon
day in October next, before the
Hon, Ken Hicks, Judge of said
Court in Wartburg, Tenn, and
make defense to the bill filed
against him in said Court by Ida
Smaller, or otherwise the bill will
be taken for confessed and the
cause set for hearing exparte.
1t is further ordered that this
notice be published in the Morgan
County Press for four consecutive
weeks.
This Sept, S, 1922
r. r BUNCH,
Circuit Court Clerk.