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ROGER CONT CLIPS WORLDS
AVERAGE FOR 1000 POINTS

Paris. July 24.-Roger Cont, the
French billiard player, yesterday
finished his match at 1872 balkline
with M. Gibelin. another FrenchmAn.
Cont made the 1000 points in 67 In
nings, with an average OF 6S.7, break
ing the worlds record average for
this number of points.
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BACHARACH GIANTS
LOSE TO VTsCosF TEAM

Marcus Hook, Pa, July 24,-~viscose
had little trouble In trimming the vii
rningtOn Rachsrach Giant. here yes-
terday before 1000 fans. 20 3. Pitt
eased UP after his teammates secured
big lead. Rath. Wetser and Co.'s
played sensational ball IN the field
The score:
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Barrett Meets yelling Tonight; Roush Back in Game

INSTALLATION
Golf Is q game that unjust be properly visualzed I
q played we'll Expert advice
While standing the tee
All set swing the wooden maui
/ often visualize a )
Al address the Whiting ball
"A cinch." say. watch this ride
III equal par upon the slate"
And yet how often have sighed
AZ marked down an s.
When I facing some deep trap
That waits. like some ghost haunting scene,
l often visualize q rap
That leaves the ball upon the
And yet the vision leaves fat
As. with a niblick In my hand,
I ind very often that
I'm hacking at the sand.
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PICMMER'S ALL.STARS
TRIM ARDEN BALL PLAYERS

While the Arden ball players lost
heir game TO Plummer's Al-Stars by
/ score OF TO 8, the Ardenites as q
vhols. won the admiration Of Green
ank, for never has such an en-
husiastic bunch OF rooters put such
Pep in a game a. did they. unfr-
nnately the rain ended the festivities
b the seventh inning. just as Paul
randerbraak famed Kiefer for the
bird out The score:
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New Castle. July 24.-New Castle.
winner OF the fret half OF the County
League pennant and leader OF tho
second half OF the series. shut out
Five Points at Battery Park safur-
day Afternoon, . 90 O. Smith. OF New
Castle. pitched Etlt-edsed ball. only
ono hit being made OF him. This
wac IN tho ninth inning. . two ba "a
drive to right feld by J. Douaherty
who was the only man to reach base
during the game for tho visitorx The
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EDDIE ROUsH SIGNS
TO PLAY WITH REDS

Cincinnati. July eddie Roush.
reinstated outfielder Of the Cincinnati
Reds, came TO an agreement 70 play
with Pat Moran's Reds the rest Of the
season yesterday afternoon.
The terms on which the contract vas
made we're not announced.
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FIRST ENGINEERS
Totals ................ I y "a IA

SCORE BY INNINGS.
First ENGINEERS 0 Ks
Eleventh Ward. l q O.
Engineers, 2 Three-base hits. Nickens.
Struck out, Trip. 10; V. Hall, 8. Left
on bases. First Engineers, z: Eleventh
Ward. .. Stolen bases, Coyle, 2; Thomas,
Ross Sacrifice bits. Boehm. Sacrifice
flies. Lam. Hit by pitched ball. McArdle
Base Oh balls. Trip. 3. Wild pitches
Trip, 2. Passed balls. Sutcliffe. Time
Of game l55 Umpires, Sergeant Nc
Canty and Plou-
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SATURDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
T. Louis, 10: Athletics. /.
Detroit. 2; New York. Q.
Chicago. s: Boston. 2.
Washington, 4: Cleveland,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. S; Philadelphia, I.
Cincinnati, 8; New York, 2
ST. Louis. 9; Boston. s.
Brooklyn. :: Chicago, &
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia NJ Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsourg al Brooklyn.
81. Louis IT New York.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LRAGUk.
Washington. IL; Athletics Z.
New York, IL; Boston. Z.
Detroit. IL; ST. Louis. 8.
Chicago, 10; Cleveland 6
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Few York. 4: Cincinnati !.
Boston. 4, 81. Louis. l.
Chicago, 4: Brooklyn. /.
Phillies- Pittsburg, not scheduled
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The rain Saturday saved the Rose
III nine from an awful trouncing
vhen its game with Eleventh Ward
vas called in the fourth inning. with
he score 10 20 2. in favor Of the
sleventh Warders.
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The rain stopped a pretty game

The rain stopped pretty game
Saturday afternoon when the newly
organized Brownson Academy team
and Eastlake were forced TO stop
playing in the fourth inning. The boys
from Fourth and Jackson were in
the lead by Z 10 6 score. The
Brownson team scored seven runs in
the third inning.
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NEW CASTLE TAKES
FIVE POINTS BATTLE
Losers Secure Ono Hi and Arc
Shut Out; Yorklyn and
Marshalfton Win.

Saturdays Results.
New Castle ., Five Points o.
Yorltlyn 3. Newark 0.
Marshallton 7. Delaware City o.
Mnrshallton had little trouble hand
ing the Delaware City boys to 0
defeat Saturday afternoon The
aCpre.
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Home Run Contest

-Four home runs were chslked up In
the majors yesterday. but none OF the
leaders took part IN the cloutins
Grimes, OF the Cubs. got his at the ex-
pense of Brooklyn twirler. Pratt
and Collins. OF the Boston Americans,
each shared in the honors. rs did Scott
OF the Yanks, The leaders:
National IreaHnA
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Appleby and Burkins, two members
of the Diamond State Rife Club, shat
tered records at the regular weekly
shoot over the club range at Sheupot,
Saturday.
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Tho be swinging the direction the
pennant for forty years to 1919 but both finally
broke through This left st. Louis Washington
the sole remaining cities that had INDUCED in
World Series scramble. Washington remains
through with at least OF her clubs sturdy
challeneers When you have kecn-eyod marksmen
shooting for you least them should come
through.
In the last fifteen years New York Chicago Boston
Philadelphia, Pittsburg Detroit, Brooklyn, Cleveland
and Cincinnati have all shows II st. Louis
registers this the sole outside entry
Washington. where for forty Presidents and
Cabinet members have had chance to cheer for the
homo teaIn In OF those October juhfees We I
know what be done about It, Walter Johnson is
getting tho years drift swiftly. and
johnson of late has found difficult
his eliminates refrain from giving him any With
stouer batting Johnsons pitching thi,
would lend the field
The Homebred Assault
The next British championship certain &c
hnd flock OF young homobreds the trail.
There Is movement foot the an
ient heights with homebred delegation headed by
Walter Hagen and Gene For the first IL
golf history American homebreds hold both oper
tiles and when the colony leaves for tho British
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ARDEN
To'f fltsuMMER.s AiLsrAikss. 10
Totals SCORE BY 1SSNrSSGssii IL

Gummer's All-Stars =. 30 o o o KS
Summary Hits. on Bohm, o; Wander
lrSak. 4 Earned runs. Arden. /: ALI
ltAr,. 2. Two-bsse hit, Johnson. Struck
~ pitched ball, Ware. Base on balls.
n VAndorbraAk. o. Wild pitches, Van
lerbraak. PAssed balls Higgins Time
n game, lao. Umpires. Ward and
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GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Open date.
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TOWNSEND SWAMPS DOVER
IN HARD.HITTING CONTEST

Dover, July 24.-Townsend swamp
ed Dover In 4 slugfest Saturday after
noon, lis. Thirty-two hits were
made during the game. Each team
secured sixteen. The score:
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EASTLAKE BRIGADE ADDS
ANOTHER TO THEIR STRING

Eastlake Brigade added another
victory to their string when they
walloped ST. Paul's Reserves, l4-2.
The score
ST. PAUI'S RESERVES
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Laurel, July 24.-Salisbury defeated
Laurel at Salisbury. Saturday. 3 70 3.
in one OF the most intensely interest
ing games OF the season. Tho score;
LAUREN
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SOUTH SIDE SNAPPERS
DEFEAT DEFIANCE
Newport Smothered du Point;
Brownson-Eastlake Game
Stopped by Rain.

The South Side-Eden Snappers de-
feated Defiance at Eden Park Satur-
day afternoon. "A The score:
S Sc SNAPpTRS
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Isles spring or early summer they expect
to show how far American golf has worked It's way
forward
ThM will include Hagen, sarazen. Farrell. Loos,
Deigc and Melhorn to ccrtanty-rix homemade
productn between the ages Of tweny-one and twrnty
nine. Outside of Hagen average age Will not be
twentfour. which proof enough that this
try Is nxcd for many years to come.
Dempsey'a Angle
I've read n O back forth" writes L.
* H. but how does Dempsey actually feel about the
Wills match? Is true that he would rather something
would happen TO break It up7- Unless Dempsey 10 n
marvellous actor he feels very wcll about the Wills
match apparently being confident that he will win
within Ave o six rounds.
He knows that wills is big strong and n hard hit
ter. But he isn't quite that wills take a lot
Of punishment. Dempsey knows how easily he always
could handle Bill Tate. and no naturally figures that II
Tate could hold Wills even. did the
ten-round test there should DO nothing faint
over In any thought of a Wills match.
The fact that Leonard and Tender ar. about to
meet proves, after all. that II proper promoter had
been the Job Mahomet the Mountain could easily
have been matched at neutral spot.
-The only time used TO play
Was Over tho Fence Far Away"
Says Mt. Ruth but now. aas
often fan. ont pass"
But in this world OF sn and
FIarsh events often happen
II Leonard trims Tender effectively the sisns scen
ripe for long vacation II no doesn't trim Tender
he knows how large tho raspberry has been th,
season and how many to pass tho bowl Of
berries his way. 1t viii be = most harassns moment
but between the two the opinion to be Eeners
that both young men will present everything they hav
in stock and permit the future take itself.
Ty Cobb is clinsins calamity to Sisters flying heel
and in ordinary years his would DO goo
enough lead But sisler has had an exceptions
season In fact his pace has been swift that
could hardly be blamed for wondering whether he coul
hold It the Of the year And II he doesn't, Cob
yet upon his last great dresn,-thst OF lead
ing tho league In hi, eighteenth campaign
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II pays others 70 use Every Even.
ng want ads--it will pay you.-Adv.
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VTGC0aE
totals
BACHARAcH GIANTS

Totals ...............-. 3 - Il .
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Viscose ....... . 2 , o 3 o o.
Bacharach Giants q. 0 0 0 o o o l Is
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NEW CASTLE.
10
FIVE POINTS.

Ash batted for Lynch In tho ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Five Points ...... o o 0 %
New Castle ..... l 0 0 2 "A l ks
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Laurel ........-.-. ! y -
Salisbury .....-.-.. v -
Parj1sley defeated Cambridge at
Cambridge in a hard-fought game
to 4, both teams making their few hits
count. The score:
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MARSHALLTON,
SCORE RY INNINaq

SCORE by INNINGS.
Delaware City -. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Yorklyn defeated Newark in
County League TIT Saturday by the
score Of 3 to 0.
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SALISBURY SH0VES
LAUREL TO LAST PLACE
Cambridge Shares Honor fol
Cellar Position; Pocomoke
Loses to Crisfield.

Scores
Salisbury 3, Laurel ?.
Crisfleid 6. Pocomoks T.
Parksley 80. Cambridge -
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:.:...;;..o / IL

Total .....s ~ 8
SCORE BY INNINGS.
st. Thomas .........-....... O.
Bacharach Giants .......... 0 8
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Newport experienced little trouble
Saturday when they defeated du Pont
in a Thinning tilt, 13 to l. The score !:
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-The only time used 10 play
Was Over tho Fence and Far Away"
Says Mr.. Ruth. but now. alas!
! often fan, pop out or pass"
But in this world OF sin and WOO
Hnrsh events often happen 40.
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.....-....... I u "a
DEFIANCE

SCORE BY 'iNNISGs. 10 y
S. Sc. snappers go 400 %
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The fact that Leonard and Tender about Z
meet proves, after all. that II promoter IA
been the Job Mahonet ana the Mountain casil
have been matched at neutral spot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-29
NOTICE OF BOND SAFE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
Green School Township. Wayne Coun-
ty indiana at the sehooih0use in the
township, county. and state, up to the
MAY! May eth h,d 1922, for the gurehasss sect q
Township. Wayne County, Indiana. in
the sum of Fifty-seven Thousand Dol
lars (s57, o00(, at which time and place
all bids received therefor will be OPEN
Said bonds will be dated May 1st,
teen G1D in number, each in the de-
nomination of Five Hundred Dollars
(S500) and numbered from / to ia, in
five percent (5%a) per annum from
date PAYABLE semi-annually, on the
year from and after July 1st, 1928, and
said bonds shall mature and become
due and payable as follows: The first
principal amount Of Two THOUSAND Dol
lars (s2,000) shall become due and pay
able on July 1st, 1928. and like num-
january and July thereafter until on
July 1st, 1885, on which date five (5)
of said bonds in the aggregate prin-
Dollars (s2.500) shall mature and be-
come payable and like number and
ama9unt to to MAJ mature ha on January ist,
fifteen (15) years from the date there
Of
Said bonds will be issued and sold to
provide funds for the construction of
new high and grade school building
within said School Township and to
pay for the necessary installations
therefor
Said bonds and interest thereon will
be payable at the First National Bank
| of Williamsburg, Wayne County. Indi-
Said bonds will be issued under the
| laws of the State of Indiana and in
strict compliance Herewith. A proper
| transcript of the proceedings for the is
| sue and sale of said bonds will be fur
nishcd by the undersigned Trustee.
| Said bonds will be sold to the high
| est and best bidder for cash and for
| not less than par plus accrued inter-
! est Each bidder is required to file
with his bid a certified check for Three
Hundred Dollars $4,000 payable to the
order of Enos c. Veal. Trustee, condi-
| toned that in the event he is awarded
said bonds that he will pay said Trus-
tee the amount of his bid therefor. and
in the event said bidder fails or re-
fuses to pay the amount of his bid for
said bonds said check and the money
represented thel eby shall become the
absolute property of said Green School
Township for the use of the proper
funds thereof as provided by law.
The right is reserved to reject any
ENOs c. VEAL. Trustee
| Green School Township, Wayne
County. Indiana.
| Address: Williamsburg, Indiana
! Harlan & Brown, Attorneys.
Apr.15-22-2s
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EAST END

CASH YOUR RENT RECEIPTS MAKE
THEM PAY YOU INSTEAD OF THE
LANDLORD. USE YOUR RENT AS
A PAYMENT ON A HOME. GET OUT
OF THE RENTER CLASS: BE AN
OWNER! THE BARGAIN COUNTER
IS THE HOUSES FOR SALE" SEC
TON OF THE PALLADIUMS CLASS
IFIED ADS. READ EN- AND RE-
JOICE!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-29
NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT

State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
], Linus P, Meredith, clerk of the cir
cult court, for the county of Wayne, in
that administration of the personal
property of Mamie E. Conrad. late of
Wayne county, deceased, who died in
Conrad and the said George w. B. Con-
rad having qualified and given bond
as such administrator is duly authorized
to take upon himself the administra-
ton of said estate according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 22nd day of April, 1922.
LINUS P. MEREDITH,
Clerk Wayne Circuit Court.
Apr 22-29-Maye
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Moving, Trucking, Storage
Help Wanted-FemaIe

Help Wanted-FemaIe 80
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person. Handy Shop.
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summer. Write National Home and
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-29
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

BABY CHICKs-For sale. Phone 544ss.
BABY CHICKS-Big, strong and vigor-
GUS, from heavy laying strains.
Twelve leading breeds. 12c each and
up. Safe arrival guaranteed by pre-
paid parcel post, Catalogue free.
OWES Poultry Farm & Hatchery,
60 State St, Marion Ind.
EGGS-Full- blooded Rhode Island eggs
for setting; for sale. Phone 4472.
EGGS-Full- blooded Buff Orphington
eggs; 81 per setting. Phone 462S.
EGGS-From Large S. c. English White
Leghorns, Barren strain, World Cham
pton LAYERS; 81 per Is; SIS per 100.
81 s. 23rd.
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Automobiles For Sale
OAKLAND
oLDsMoB1LE "s"-

OVERLAND-Model so, bear for serv-
ice, S177 will drive her away. Cheno-
weth Used Car Dept, IS S. II. Phone
1871.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-MaIe

BOOKKEEPER-Wo like a position
with a reliable firm. Write Box
G-7196 care Palladium
WORK ON FARM-W anted; experience
can give reference. James Manlove.
112 s. Bird ST
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Wanted-ReaI Estate
AUCTlONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
NOTICE of APPOINTMENT

7
State of Indiana, Wayne County, ssA:
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Jacob c. Burk-
hardt, deceased late of Wayne County,
Indiana, Said estate is supposed to be
solvent.
WALTER s. RATLIFF.
Administrators.
Kelley & Kelley, Attys. Apr.2sMay6-13
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-29
BELIEVE IN MIRACLES?

The greatest miracle worker Of
modern times is the modest lit
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lamp, II will do almost any
thlng-Quick! 1t serves the
home, the office, the store-ev-
erybody. Many offer to serve
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Classified Section.
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tl0ok Is Bright. Turn to Automobiles
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

GOOD BRICK HOUSE and one acre: l
square of street car; terms: lot of
good homes. Porterfield, Union Bank
Bldg. Phone 1865.
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GOOD HOMES

GOOD HOMES
100 block S. 9Th ST.; 8 rooms and
bath. good shape; price right.
5-room modern. Boyer St. good
lot. 1880. Ia Hilda street.
doors west of Easthaven Ave.
One 5-roem cottage. electric
lights. large lot, $3.50. $3.50
Cash. balance $40 per month.
shideler. Realtor. s1oh Main.
Phone 1914.
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YOU CAN'T DO THE RIGHT
THING THE WRONG WAY

The right thing when anything discover
at who found
And the right way this
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These little ads returning of
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Of results shows that the
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INSTRUCTION

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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-04-28
Rankin Defends the State.

Washington, April 15- During
the discussion today in the House
of the navy personnel Representative
Rankin of Mississippi and Linebur-
ger of California, locked horns again
oyer the number of enlisted men
contributed by their respective states
to the World War.
Mr.. Rankin. In reply to the gen
tleman from California. | desire
to say that when | stated that
| might offset his $4,000 ex-service
men in California who he says, are
in favor of the largest personnel for
the navy with something like 100. 900
from Mississippi who are in favor
of economy In naval and military
expenditures, | did not state that
all those men from Mississippi were
members of the American Legion.
An ex-seryice man has the same
right and the same voice in public
offairs, whether he is a member of
the American Legion or not. He
tells YOU that Mississippi furnished
about $4,000 men during the war
and that therefore my figures were
exaggerated, but he overlooked the
fact that thousands of ex-service
men have moved 10 Mississippi
since the war closed.
"We had two training camps in
that state, Camp Shelby, at Hat
tiesburg. and Payne Field at West
Point, and when those boys from
other sections of the country came
there and saw what a wonderful
country we have and what great
prospects are there they hocked
back to Mississippi after the war by
the thousands.
And if my distinguished friend
from California had the privilege.
the pleasure and the honor of train
ing in Mississippi for the gallant
services which he rendered overseas,
especially if he had been a single
man. no doubt today instead of vast
ing his time trying to convince this
House of the proposition for which
he stands, or of tantalizing himself
with the prospects of going to the
senate, he would be down there in
Mississippi cultivating his cotton
fields OF moving his alfalfa and
singing. Praise God From Whom
all Blessings Flow"