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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-01
Hunts Big Gomez

Phoenix, Arizona-One of the SEN
sations of the elections in the south
west was the success of George w. P.
Hunt, who was elected governor by
the largest vote ever given a candi-
date for that office in this state. The
new governor held that office several
years ago and earned the enmity of
the copper barons because he refused
to admit strikebreakers and gun men
into this state during the Metcalf
copper strike. Since then Governor
Hunt has battled to save the direct
primary. He entered the present con-
test for governor with nothing but the
plain people behind him. He had no
newspaper and no party organization.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-01
Preacher Champions
Right of Free Speech
(By Federated Pressl

New York-The wanton violation
of the basic American right of free
speech by the United States govern
ment in recent years constitutes one
of the blackest scandals in American
history, says the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes, pastor of the Community
church, in a letter to the New York
branch of the Labor Defense council,
which is collecting funds for the de-
fense of William z. Foster and the
other trade unionists who were ar
rested after the Michigan raid of
August 81.
eff such violation is to be ended"
the letter says. "it must be by the
concerted action of the people and
more especially of labor, which is the
chief sufferer, in protest against the
action of government officials and in
defense of all victims who suffer from
lawless oppression"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-01
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local labor organ, in body, as a re-
suit of efforts which are being made
to increase the circulation of the
paper.
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your own light-demand the union
label, card and button.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
i'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS

sively a woman's club. which is large
and spacious
All who have signified their intention
of going will make the trip by auto via
Nunez Ferry. The drive can be made
In Ia hours. and the roads are said
to be in good condition.
According to announcement by Capt.
Cowley last night the Southern Yacht
Club OF New Orleans viii furnish her
entire fleet Of twelve Sloops for the re-
gatta. The Eastern Shore Yacht Club.
Mobile, has only three fish-class boats.
The s. Y. C. sloops left New Orleans
last night for the Eastern Shore, Capt.
Cowley said.
First Race Saturday
New sails for the fleet of twelve boats
have been made by q Pensacola ftXm
and these will be carried over by truck
in plenty Of time to get the sloops rugged
up before the first race Saturday after
noon at two o'clock. The second win
be held Sunday afternoon at the same
hour and the final one Monday unless
weather conditions force a change in the
present schedule.
The regatta win be held off Magnolia
Bluff, the home buoy being located just
off Magnolia wharf. The regular TRAN
gular Upton course, three miles to leg
making a nine-mile course viii be used.
Captains Dave Witherell, Tomnie
Johnson, Willie Walthers. and Oscar
viii represent Pensacola. Only
two of them will sail, the others going
along as alternatives. Capt. WithereHs
crew win be Oscar Shepard and Lathrop
Witherell: doc" Kennedy and Winl
Durham win act as crew for Capt.
johnson; Capt. Dan Sheppard and Brent
Watson for Capt. Walthers; ad VIII
Palmer, utility man.
Commodore Clarence Hutchinson has
been elected team captain, Adrian Lang |
lord as Judge, H. S. Merwin will be Pen |
sacola's member on the board of appeals |
Ind Rox Cowley, chairman of the local
ish class committee, as fish-class com
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CARDNALSDROP
TO THIRD PLACE
and CUBS CLIMB.
Giants Win Third Straight in
Heavy-Hitting Match-Cubs
Defeat PhiIIy Crew.
HORNSBY CLOUTS HIS
THIRTY SECOND HOMER
Cincinnati Makes Clean Sweep
With Braves by Taking Games
of Twin Bill.

CINCINNATI Aug. 27.-The Reds
made it four straight from Boston in
two days by winning both games OF the
double header today to 0 and Z to 6.
The first game was a walkover, both
Vanguard and Braxton being hit free
ly while Couch was very strong with.
men on bases and received wonderful
support. In the second game the Reds
knocked watson out of the box in the
first inning, but the Braves went to the
front in the seventh when they drove
Keck to cover. The Reds tied It in the
eighth off Braxton and won out iTf the
ninth off Oeschger. Scores:
First game
Boston .......... 900 600 600 10 4
Cincinnati . ..... 900 O42 03x-9 IS 0
Vanguard, Braxton and Gowdy;
Couch and IIargrave.
Second game
Boston .......... 010 600 5OO--6 1
Cincinnati ......40O 0O01 O11-713 1
Watson. Mcnamara, Braxton Oesch-
ger and O'Nei1; Kecll, Gillespie. Luque
and Wingo.
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Good Stick Work and Base Running
Enables Worlds Champions To Turn
Back Three Contenders During Week
Put Up Almost Perfect Defense
and Make Hits Count for
Runs-Cards to
Third Place.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Playing bet
ter baseball at bat, on the bases and in
defense than at any time during the
season the New York Giants turned
back in defeat during the week, three
of their most stubborn obstacles to the
pennant-Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
Louis, and increased their lead over
the second place club to seven games.
McGraw's men took one game from
the Cubs, two from the Reds, and three
from the Cardinals They played almost
perfectly on the defense and converted
their comparatively small number Of
hits into lust enough" runs.
In the American League, New York
and st. Louis continued the nose and
noseprint for the leadership, each club
winning 8 and losing games, leaving
the Yankees in the lead today by the
margin of 1-2 game. In tomorrow's
game postponed from today because of
rain the Yankees will face the Browns
best hurler, Shocker and must defeat
him to hold the lead.
Through their three straight losses
to the Giants, the Cardinals today
dropped from second place in favor of
the Cubs The latter club, like the st.
Louisians had their troubles during the
week and lost early chances to jump to
the second position.
Reds Play Good Ball
The Pirates winning streak was
broken Friday by Brooklyn which de-
feated them in both ends of a double
encounter. The supurbas broke even
on the week and the Phillies and the
Braves failed to shake off their losing
habits. The Reds played good ball, TAX
ing fourth place from the Pirates by
winning two games today from the
Braves.
Cobb's Tigers had the best record of
the week in the American. They led
the other clubs in the hitting column
and displayed a sterling brand OF play
afield.
Their loss to Washington today was
their second defsat in week of 8 |
games. Detroit is in a position to take |
he lead should the Browns and Yam
zees crack from the strain of their |
ong battles.
Weeks Record
The Athletics and Red Sox ran into
xcellent hurting, fell off in their hurl-
ng, fell off in their shitting and field
ng miserably. dropping majority Of
hei rgames.
The weeks record in each league of
ames, played won and lost, together
nth runs, hits and errors, including
ames of Saturday follow:
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Pensacola Heights
Defeats Barrancas
In Smuggling Match

The East Pensacola Heights team
defeated Fort Barrancas yesterday
afternoon by II to Q in heavy hitting
contest.
"Buck" Morris was hit hard and was
relieved by Kent in the eighth canto.
Bradley allowed only few hits but
was given poor support. The hitting
of Charley Geist and the fielding or
McMurray featured the game. Morris
also made two doubles.
The Heights team will play at Mus
cogee next Sunday afternoon.
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LOCAL SAILORS
WEDNESDAY
FOR FAIRHOPE
Attempt for Final Practice Race
Yesterday Afternoon Proved
Unsuccessful.
BRING Upton CUP
BACK TO PENSACOLA
First Race of Sailing Classic
Will Be Held Saturday After
noon Off Magnolia Beach.

An attempted practice race, the last
before the chosen Upton shippers leave
for Fairhope where they will pilot two
sloops flying the P. 7. C. pennant as
challengers in the Upton classics, fell
fiat off Palafox wharf yesterday after
noon. The usual attendance of rocking
chair sailors" assembled beneath the
awning on the wharf but their desire to
see the knights Of the tiller in their last
try-out on local waters went unsatisfied
The weather men developed a crouch
during the day and just about the time
the little sloops were getting ready to
go into action the ou'wester came
across the bay, and the rain started
pouring down. The would be spectators
hustled for the setter and the sloops
remained noored in the slip. After the
gale was over the skipers took the boats
out but this time there was no breeze
at all. They had to be towed in later.
Practice Faithfully
But Pensacola's Upton entrants and
their crews have practioed faithfully
during the past few weeks and their
supporters are banking on them to bring
the beautiful Upton trophy back to Pen
sacola to adorn the walls of the new
floating club house.
The fous experts, their crews and the
officials for the regatta win meet at
Rox Gift shop on South Palafox street
where they Will board cars for Fairhope.
They are going over two days in adj |
vance of the first race in order to famil- !
larize themselves with the conditions |
over the cruise which the Upton races
are to be sailed and to get plenty of rest /
Capt. Rox Cow1ey, who took trip
over to Fairhope recently, made arrange
nents for quarters for the officials and
,rews at the Colonial Inn and at Tum-
lie Inn.
Many PensacoiIas Going
It is expected that nearly 100 people
rom Pensacola will see the events, some
eaving each day after Wednesday un-
il Supnday.
The ladies who make the trip will have
uarters at Pine Needles, the Business
nd Professional Women,s Club, exclu-
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.Mogridge Is Too
Good For Tigers

WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-By timely
hitting Washington won easily from De-
troit, Z to today. Mogridge was strong
in the pinches, while Detroit used four
pitchers, all of them either wild or in
effective. Holloway, who worked in the
final round, joined Detroit Friday, COM
ing from Augusta, In the South Atlantic
League. Score:
Detroit =. -. -. :. o10 100 oo0-2 IL 3
Washington =. -. 100 1o2 O1x--7 10 /
Pillette, Moore, Olsen, Holloway and
Woodall; Mogridge and Charity.
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Good Work by White
SOx Rookie Hurlers

Although all, but one member of the
pitching staff are rockies the recup-
erative powers Of the recently shatter-
ed White Sox have been especially
conspicuous during the last several
DAYS. Dropping down to fifth place.
Gleason's tribe have took fresh hold
ON the pennant race. Five young hurl-
ers have been doing great work, aided
nv the veteran Faber. These are Lever
ette robertson, Courtney, Hodge and
Blankenship.
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Cards prey To Third

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-New York
won the third straight game from the
local Nationals here today ~ to g, and
the Cardinals dropped to third place
in the league. due to Chicago's victory
over Philadelphia. The game was a
heavy hitting match, the locals get
ting IA safeties and the visitors Is.
Hornsby got his thirty-second home
run of the season, tieing Kenneth Will
liams of the Browns for the seasons
record. Young, e. Schultz and Mueller
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
MEMPHIS VIN
DOUBLEHEAOl|
WITHTRAVELD|
Dickerman and Zahnizs, l
Little Rock Helpless
League Leaders Win Essa.
MARTINA HOLDS BEApp
AND NEW ORLEANS en- NJ
Wingfield Allows NasbviII. 4
One Hit and LoOkouts q
Out Of Last Place.

MEMPHIS. Aug. 27.-Mem,b,.
cred the leadership of the SOUL.
ISOLATION pennant race TODAY ~. =
ing Little Rock in both games =, -
BILE header 4 to 2 and 3 to mn,
bile, contender for the chars '-'
was losing to New Orleans Tg,,,.
sent two left handlers, "Rubeo ~
and Mike Cvengros, against tss I'D
saws and both were hit freely rsrl
Travellers were unable to solve -. D
handed pitching of Leo Dickern,,
tanned from Little Rock by wsiv..
in the second AMI Paul Zahnlzer {
First Came
Little Rock -. -. 01O 900 On,
Memphis =. -. -. 022 600 00r-,
Robinson and Japan; Dlckern,,
Taylor.
Second Game
Little Rock -. .. 100000 o.,
Memphis -. -. -. 600 21O ~
Cvengros and Japan; Zahnlsg
Taylor.
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twilight League.
Junior TwIIIsht League.
CUBS CLIMB UP STEP
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Chicago, by
virtue of its victory and the defeat of
ST. Louis by New York, moved up into
second place in the National League
for the first time since early in the
season. They now are seven games be-
hind New York and one half game
ahead of st. Louis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
Home, Run BY Grimes

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Chicago de-
feated philadelphia today in the final
game of the series to /. Grimes home
run his twelfth of the season, in the
second inning and Miller's double In
the fourth following Grimes single
gave the locals their runs. Cheeves pe-
came wild in the eighth and was re-
placed by Osborne. Score: .....,
Philadelphia 1000 Ool ooo-I
Chicago .......... 0lO wv OoA-S
Ring and Henline; Cheeves' OSBORNE
and O'Farrell.
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AND BROWNS
WILL MEET TODAY

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Today's
scheduled games at the Polo Grounds
between the New York and st. Louis
American League clubs prevents by
rain, will be played tomorrow, an open
da te
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28

National League.
Detroit at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Others not scheduled.
Southern Association
Birmingham at Atlanta.
Memphis at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Mobile.
Little Rock at Nashville.
Twilight League
Navy VS.. Baracas.
Junior Twilight League
Nationals VS.. Red Wings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
MAXENT PARK GAME
PREVENTED by RAIN

Yesterdays game between the Navy
and picked team from the Twilight
League which was scheduled to be
played at Maxent Park was postponed
because OF rain. This game will be
played at a later date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
st. Louis Cards Will
Train at BradentOWn

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27.-The st. Louis
Nationals will train at Bradentown,
Fla. next spring. it is announced by
Sam Breadon, president Of the club.
This will be the first SINE since 1914
that the Cardinals have trained in
Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
Martina Defeats Bar.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27-Jos
tina did not give up a hit until I
inning and New Orleans yanked Il
bile Bears out of first place +
Southern association by winning
while Memphis took a double
from Little Rock. Score;
Mobile -. -. =. .001 900 O0O-,
New Orleans 80. -. 200 600 600!
Fulton. Eller and Schultz; y
and Dowie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
WInnffeId Allows On. HI.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 27.-W
allowed Nashville only one hit
twenty-nine men facing him in I
nings and Chattanooga defeated
Vile 4 to 0. The Victory brOal
Looltouts out of last place for Il
time since May 20. ScarA:
Nashville .zo00 900 o.
Chattanooga -. -. 300 900 10z-
watkins, Guess and Morrow;
field and Neiderkirn.
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new TROLLEYS PUT
IN OPERATION SOON
Motormen Are now Being Initiated into
Combined Duties On East Hill
Car Line.

The Pensacola Electric Company is
now testing the new trolley cars to be
put on local lines soon. Three cars are
making the run on the East Hill line and
motornen are being initiated into their
new combined duties AS soon as the
men learn how to operate the cars, they
will be put into operation.
The North Hill cars will also be re-
modelled to include many of the fea-
lures of the new ones.
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southern aaaoeiafIan.

Nashville o; Chattanooga 4.
New Orleans q; Mobile /.
Memphis 4-3: Little Rock 30.
Only three games scheduled.
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Charleston Has
South Atlantic
Pennant Cinched

COLUMBIA. s. c., Aug. 27.-Wlth
only seven playing days left of the
1922 season OF the South Atlantic
association, Charleston has practically
won the pennant. One more victory Of
the leaders will make their title GER
tain as Columbia in second place IS
eight games behind with but eight
games to play, morning and afternoon
contests being scheduled for Labor
day The race for second place be-
tween Columbia and Charlotte Is In
teresting and will be decided in the
closing games of the season as these
two clubs play their final games in
Columbia, Thursday, Friday Saturday
and Monday. Charlotte has great
week last week, winning games and
losing but one while Columbia was
winning five games and losing two.
Charleston broke even with four VIC
tories and the same number OF defeats
as did Spartanburg with three games
won, three lost and one tied. Augusta
won only two games while losing seven
while Greenville won one and lost flve'
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Yesterdays
Results


Washington Z; Detroit 2.
New York st. Louis-rain.
(Others not scheduled.)
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Miss Bertha Kahn leaves at noon TO-
day for New Orleans after having spent
the past two months in Pensacola as
the guest OF Mrs. Ike Hirschman.
Many courtesies were shown Miss
Kahn during her visit here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28
National League.

Cincinnati 81; Boston 0-6.
Chicago 8; Philadelphia /.
st. Louis 8; New York IL.
Brooklyn-Pittsburg rain.
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International Laaa,a.

Syracuse 3-5; Baltimore ga.
Buffalo 10; Jersey City S.
Rochester 6; Reading 5.
Others not scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28

You can't make a mistake with
'sSkylark" Flour,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28

also hammered out circuit drives.
Score:
Now YORK .210 10 Sob 1S 2
st. Louis ........301 600 O1S- a.
McOuillan and Snyder; Sheroel'
North. Pfeffer and Ainsmith.
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American Association.

FNIIEUI 1WaATI EN0oVNIaNEUEIs
Louisville 14-0; Toledo 0-3.
Milwaukee To: Minneapolis 1875.
Indianapolis TIA; Columbia At.
Kansas City 6-7; st. Paul 7-6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28

Wait and See the 49, 8
BUCKS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-28

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
, 1922-08-24

by popular vote? A.-No, he is chosen by the
electoral college.
OF what use is a swimming bladder in
fishes? A.-Enables them to maintain equiLb-
Q-What Is liquid air? How is it made?
A.-AtmOsphere reduced from It's natural gaseous
state TO a liquid condition. 1t is made by forcing
compressed air into a triple copper coil and re-
ducing the surrounding temperature to the point
of liquefaction.
Q.-What is n loadstone? A.-Magnetlc iron
ore; magnetic.
Q.-what is the lowest form of life? A-The
one-celled amelia.
Q.-State briefly the necessary requirements for
n manufacturing eNecutive1 "A thorough
knowledge of his product. a complete acquaintance
with the market for his product and for the raw
materials of which 1t is made; ability to direct
his employees to efficient effort. and to make rapid
and accurate judgment in emergency.
Q-What is an antiseptic? Name four com
monty used. Am agency which destroys the
mlcroorgnnisms of disease; carbolic acid. chic
rated lime. corrosive sublimate. mercuric Chord.
Q.-On what part OF the western hemisphere did
Columbus IandG A.-San Salvador. or Waiting
island OF the coast of Cuba.
Q=What is 212 degrees Fahrenheit on the cen
Upgrade scale? A.-100 degrees.
Q.-Bow did the name America originate?
A-From Americas Nespucius. an Italian explorer.
Q.-who wrote the following books: vanity
Fnir" "plckwick Papers "Huckleberry Finn"
AI AfeA hE lFNNt IHN .
A.-wiliam Makepeace Thackeray. Charles Dick
ems. Mark Twain. Vicente Blnsco Ibanez.
O-what three letters occur most frequently
in the English language2 A.-E. I and a.
O-What Is a Sovieti "A lubor organization
holding political administrative powers.
O-who are the Igorotes7 According to
the Encyclopedia Britannica the correct spelling,
Mr.. Edison. is Igorots. They are negroid inhabl.
tants of the Philippine islands, who originally
were Immigrants from Malaysia.
O-What was the spark That started the World
war In 1912 A-The assassination OF the Arch
duke Ferdinand II Austria, at s%arnJevo, Serbin.
O-Cnn you name four localities where civilian
ton existed In 1000 II. C.7 A.-Chlna, Crete.
Egypt and Mesopotamla.
O-Whnt Is a shooting starr "A small me-
teor. caused by a congloineration OF meteoric mat
ter coming into contnct with the earth's atmos-
phere.
O-why Is II necessary to rotate crops? AzTo
avoid extracting from the soil the elements neces.
sary to the growth Of any single crop.
o-who was Humboldt "A celebrated Ger.
man scientist. naturalist and author.
GA man goes TO a lake with a three-enllon
and "A ave-galion measure. How could he measure
out exactly four gallons (using no marks on the
canlg A.-FW the three gallon can. Empty the
threc-gnIlon can into the hve-gallon can. FIN the
three-enllon can again. Fiji the aye-rnllon can
from the three-gullon can. one gallon Is left In
the three gallon can. Empty the nveIgnllon can.
Pour the contents of the three-gniion cnn into the
nve-gallon can. FIJI the three gallon can agnin.
and pour the contents into the nve-gnllon can.
This gives you four gallons In the nve-gallon can
Q=Why Is Il necessary for us to breathe.
An order TO supply oxygen to the blood
, 1922-08-24
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Commercial Inquiries nswered and
information gladly furnished without
cost. Address any firm above.
Txphoon Disaster $4,000.

Annoy, China.-Swatow's death toll
in the typhoon of Aug. . is conserya-
lively estimated at 10000, according
to latest reports. The storm vas n
of the worst disasters which ever Wis
tied this part of the globe. The prop
erty damage win run into many mil
lions, the Standard Oil Company alone
suffering a loss of 100000. No for
eigner was seriously injured in the
storm, which almost obliterated the
native section of Swallow.