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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
Hy Wcstbroolt pculcr.

NEW YORK. Jan. aG.-Thc ,o,p-
TOMS are beating, the tromboncs are
bearing. The bally-hoo has begun
Tor JACK Dcmpsey's battle OF 1922.
JACK kcarns: inc pri2e-nght en-
. teFpieneGr. has come her. oslensi-
, h!y 10 neRotiat. with some English
I capitalists" regarding a Dempsey.
F. Carpenter tight In England. but a,-
! iHally 10 twcak the public interest
an cvor-so- gentle iw.ak ana linus
get Things started FOR Il summer
, scrap an another million dollar gate
or a. much thereof as the i;a,lic VIII
stand 800
Tersely told. Jack Kearns is here
. 10 start building up match :or tic
q word champion That's no easy
Job either. Tor there arc 1usl Two
shows more class man the law al
s lows. They are Harry Wits aud BIN
, brennan.
wis is q great. big negro. strong
80 steam shovel and u pretty smart
boxer brennan l. just big. tough
= pr.zc fighter and, although he has
been twice beaten by Dempsey. he
= dld stay almost twelve rounds with
INC CHAMP ia their last battle, which
. IL longer than any other man has
dal!icd viii Jac!i since The man killer
really got started. Therefore, Brcn-
nan. is considered.
AS Tor the rcst Tom Gibbons. Gene
Junney Bob Roper. hartley, Madden.
MA Norfoik. 1911 Tate, Fred Full
'on--they simply do not ngure In the
= proceedings just now, but any one
: OF" them might be built UP To Jacks
:, size By exploitation in time fu, a
:, Fourth of July spectacle. ,
s. william y. Brady the theatrical
: producer. onc-t'mc manager 81 Jim
:. Corbett.. has sent out an oner by
, wireless phone OF s2cG.0 900 for Z,
Dempsey Wills battle. the. site To- Toe
named thirty days before the scrap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
:FARMv|LLE FIVE TO SEEK
VICTORY FROM LOCALS
Battle Will Be Held OH Court
of University Of Rich
mond.
Bo1n TEAMS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE
DOhSOn's Ncn Have Taken Firm Grip
0n Good StRrt This season hY Win
ming -Four ont Of Six Games
plnycd.

Hampton Sidney's iunglcers will
Invade TIC spiders web tonight to
wrcak destruction on the University
OF Richmond. as the Wcsthampton
auint and the Farmvillc five are
slated to do battle on the local uni
vcrsity's court at $50 o'clock.
This will mark the initial visit of
the Garne, and Gray here since their
trip las fall in football. and from
all indications. the fur is bound TO
ny plenty. No prophecy can be
made Ia what the rsuits will be.
although local supporters have =
feeling that the Spiders are iorti-
lied to defend themselves.
Dobsons qu!nt got down to bust
ness once more on their own court
Get Down to business.
yesterday after tw"-day trip up
state. and the local mentor is TAX
ing no chances with tonights OPP
.poncnts. His charges have taken u
firm grip on good start this sea-
son by winning four out of six games
and the Red and Blue seems in prop
CIR frame OF mind tn give their very
best against Roundy's men.
While this game will not be played
under the rules of the new Virginia
North Carolina intercollegiate Ath-
Ictlc conference. inns VIII he the
first time the Spiders and Tigers,
both members. have met since The re-
cent agreement.
Has speedy QuInt.
Coach Roundy. of the Hampdcn-
Sidney five, is reported AS having
gotten together a fast and fairly
skilltul basketball combination. They
Will play much stronger game
against the University OF Richmond
five than usual. because %. The boon
To whip the Spiders, n desire as old
as the intense rivalry that has en-
listed between the two for years.
Transportation To the Wcsthamp-
ton court will be available over the
1i'ncy line that runs from Robinson
street and Floyd Avenue. y r.gu-
lar iiftecn-minutc schedule Is beng
run and extra cars will leave the
terminal ut 5 o'clock for the scene
o: the battle. These cars will like
wise be on hand to bring spectators
back To the city.
Dobson's team will line up as FOL
lows: Fray and ZieElcr. forwards;
Carlton. center: Bethel and Allen,
guards. Towill and J. Weeks will
be in reserve.
Hampden Sidncy's linc-up will be
as follows: Johnson and Stoltz. for
wards; SaEcr center; Smith ana
Montsomery. guards. Pipps. putney
and Carter will come as substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
COTTON STATES
LEAGUE IS FORMED
IEv NAsnclntnd rr.,n l

JACKSON. MISS. Jan. 2G.-Bas.baI
directors Of the VI isslesippi STAT
i.caEu" met here today and after dis
sowing the state League. rcort:anize,
IN" cotton States League, after /.
lapse OF about ten years.
Representatives from Meridian
NickshurE, Clarksdal". C;rrcnwoo,
ana Jackson reformed th"N Cotton
states League by clcctinE s. l.. Doodle
or CiarkhdaIc. as president. and w
y. Anderson. OF Meridian. as secre
tary.
Frank g. Scott, OF Vicksburr. wa,
NAMED Az chairman Of the schedui.
committee.
McComb city and Grcenville, Miss.
i"nsacola, FIa.\s AMI several othc,
cities outside Of tn" State were re
ported to have indicated a desire I,
join the league. SSclcction Of "A cit,
10 complete the six clubs VIII h,
made at Il later Inrot!nI Of the dI
rectOr5. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
WORKING AGREEMENT
NEAR ON TENNIS RULES
IBy Assoclatcd prese.1

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-closcr tennis
relations between the United States
and England are looked forward TO
through the formation OF an English
body similar to that of the tennis
uinpircs' association of thc United
states. y working agreement be-
tween the two bodies is expected to
result in the clarifying of various
rules In connection with tennis play.
Alfred :. Terry is president ar thr
New English body, and Sir Lionel
Alexander, OF the Guards Club. Lon
don. Is honorary secretary. The oh :
jccts OF the organization will he the
same us those of the similar Ancri-
can body--thc training of men as um-
rircs and lincsmen FOR tournaments
sanctioned by the parent body.
Percy w. Rootham, of the Surrey
Tennis Association. has written
American tennis officials that Eng
land $ new association viii follow the
lead of this country in its methods
OF training men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
TAKOLA AND WASHINGTON
CUNTS TO CLASH TONIGHT
Locals VIII Meet Congress
Heights Yankees at How
tiers Armory. :

tonight at the lIowitzers' ArmO-
ry, the local Takola five are slated
To lock- horns with the fast-going
Congress Heights Yankees. of Wash
ington. ID. G. The Yankees have
easily COPIED the championship for
the past three years. and only the
most sanguine supporters If the To-
cal five believe the Richmond bows
Will emerge victorious. However,.
l,iil wharton. their captain, is nu-
,hority for the statement that his
boys are all TIT ana ready and, while
not predicting Il victory, states that
lcast. realize that they have been In
u baskct ball game before "A final
decision is reached.
This game should easily produce
me fastest game yet offered this sea-
son to followers Of I'll. cage game
as any team that can defeat Brook
Ign Royal Trianglcs. Camden. Ger
mantown, Atlas Five OF New Haven
ana Rubber city Big Five of Nuuga-
tuck. Conn, must have the goods
In fact, their record OF eighteen vie
tories and one defeat speaks vol
umcs In Itself. and tho game should
offer fair comparison of the diff
isrent styles OF basketball as played
in the North and South.
The main attraction will be pre-
coded by preliminary. 10 get un-
der way at l.. NJ. sharp. This game
VIII be between Federal Reserve
hank arc Company Il. OF the Rich
mond Blucs. and should be tcrmi-
mated In time. TO let the big fellows
have the court about S:i3 t. NJ
The two teams wifi probably line
UP az follows
Ion. heights Position Tukolu
Atherton right forward. Woodward
licddons LEFT forward. Wharton tc)
inSItS center oil Ola \,
Cattn tcJ fright guard Mcilhuncy
Ford. ... let guard. .... Ehm!g
Reserves Reserves
toctI .........-... i.crch
Shafcr Carter
s"upcr Barron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
ELON COLLEGE LOSES
TO VIRGINIA, ~ TO 10.
Especial To The cs.Dlspntch.l

CiARLoTTESNILLE VA. Jan. %.
In the final game on it's Northern
trip. Elon College lost to Virginia
tonight. ~ To 10. The carolinians
registered but ii"c field goals in the
forty minutes of play. while l.. Perry
was unable 10 take advantage OF the
many fouls called on the VirEinianr.
captain lIankins and MahoOd
guarded effectively for Virginia and
opp!"man made several difficult shots.
NirGlnia'S next contest is with Cath
Ole University Saturday night.
The lineup:
Virginia. Position. E.lon.
Opplcman right forward. 49, FIX
harrington LEFT forward. Newman
sexton ....... center. ...... :. Perry
Manhood right guard. -. l.. Perry
Hank!ns left guard. -. McAdams
summary: Substitutions--tiamm
TOR Opplcman: Talbot for sexton;
Brown Tor liankins: Marlcttc for s.
Perry. Field goals-Carrington (S),
Opplcman O.. Sexton go. 1Iankins
CD, Manhood. Cannon. Fix CD, New
man, Mariettc. Foul Goals-Carrine
ton. out OF 6; l.. Perry, out OF Ia.
Rcfcrce-Wray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
375 MARINES TO BE
MOVED FROM CUBA
DENNY ORDERS Men Withdrawn from,
Cnm"eury tpvn Sfnfc Depart
mrnt RECON- uIcndatton.
lRy Associated prcss.l

WAafiiNnToN Jan. 2G.-Thc del
tachncnt OF aI6 marines stationed I'd
tHuHGuey, Cuba, was ordered with
drawn today By Secretary Dcnpy. act
Ing on recommendation OF I'M
state Department
Minister he Cespcdcs. Of Cuba. too
up the question some time ago With
state Department officials. urging M
'i'hhrawal. hut IL was said he haI)
made no requests recently. Secretary
brnry sas dthc marines would be scutl
to Guantanamo Bay. where they|
would "ncantp. They were Gent ,o|
Camaguev during The war for tn.
purpose, II was said. Of protecting the|
local sugar interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
BILLY MISKE TO FIGHT WITH
JACK RENAULT TOMORROW
Youth, Who Is Lusty Testimonial Science of Pllysi-
cal Reclamation, Will Battle Canadian Heavyweight
and Former Sparring Partner of Dempsey

the Davis CUP and other great ten
MS matches are held In summer. Tuc
courts have been iioored to provide
skating for the fashionable colony
In Forcs, HIS. and the flappcrS
Young and not SO young. not wish
'rS TO remove their Skates for tea.
are having il served ON the ice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
[By United News.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 2G.-Billy Miskc.
lusty testimonial TO the science OF
physical reclamation, will get Il nat
II" Saturday night with .Iacli Ec
nault. the Canadian hcavyweigh:.
former sparrlng partner al Jack
very sick youth TWO years ago. and
snortss were made to prevent him
fEhting Dempsey in Denton lIarbor
on the ground that H. might nc
although Knocked out in three
rounds. Since then. he fodght one
o: the prclims To the DemD1cy Car
ncnticr fight. and Il few days ago
handily defeated Charley Weinert.
which incident convinced him that
here's life In the old frame yet.
Since the New York Athletic Com
mission. controlling boxing and
Tor tho mat game. leg" liZinS living
and rolling falls. the city has beer
spared the porcinc presence of the
foreign wrestling battalion whose
regulation. Now. howcvct after
two farce wrestling programs at
tempted early in the season. the
promoters are trying again. This
,imn I'd tStrangler) Lewis; former
holder OF the worlds title. will wrcs-
tie one Rcnato tinrdini. claiming to
he the Italian CHAMPION. Gardini
claims he pinned Lewis after ninety
minutes of maulinS in Il bout foLr
months ago. They meet on February
The Tennis Empires Association
or the United States. isNglad to hear
or the organization Of Il similar body
IN England embracing the most OK
nert tennis officials in the 1;ri:lsh
! isles who are TO he available to Of
Relate In all important matches. The
! American body has GOO members now.
most u! whom never were ranked q [
all rs piavers. but all of whom have
| specialized on umpiring. !: is their
belief that Il corps of officials should
hc maintained at the highest degree
OF efficiency 10 Improve the game.
Senior Luis F'rpo has arrived in
| this place looking for II rumpus with
kIack Dempsey. and bringing his own
! autographs 10 prove that he is the
| heavyweight champion Of Youth
america. Mr.. Tirpo is six feet two
inches tall standing up. and of the
| same length lying down. When
knocked out he snorcs with Il rich
| Castilian accent.
( Observers of the scisn,ographs
along the Eastern scaboard are
warned not To he alarmed Il the in
Strunents record violent shocks next
/ "'S ~ i'i llht IS IN: occt-
/ SION of heavyweight climina ton
! tournament featuring the sixteen
! Survivors of james Johnston's re-
cent roundup. Johnston a promoter
ana manager. advertised for heavy
/ weight noviccS. ana the mex. day he
/ found about 100 attached TO his COM
! msNsary for ritions. Since then,
! thry have been d2taching each other
| unil' only the hardest are lc:t The
! tina! show will he held i'm Jersey
! CITY. ana the lone survivor will he
come .l"hnston's challenger for
Dcnpscy's title.
Ten parties are being held in the
OMEN on the smooth rink at Forest
/ NUS, l.. l., in the tennis arena. where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
ATHLETIC STADIUM
WILL COST $4,000
Especial to The Times.Disn,,c,

,T.TtvTiI 10 TIC Times -DiSpatrhl
- NCitBtRG, VA. Jan a6,-Thc
estimated cost OF the proposed mu
seating for 10000 people. is SD AN
according 10 estimates just I'd
OUT bS the public works d.unrtm,.ri
OF me city. The work viii rcut,ir,
a hillside bank and about 81 49,, ,tn, vi',
10 be Iiiicd in. Approximately IcN5
cuhlc Spards OF concrete Viii la, 80.
iu!ftd. The estimates so far arr, only
.I.ii., ~ 'i i'e ana the cost may he
SI,.it" GOWN. II is expected that IN.
~! Conncii viii get the fu!l details
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
FROM HkMPDEN-S SIDNEY
Williamsburg Quint Takes
Game by Score Of q TO II
in Close Contest.
[ Special To The Tlmer-

Especial To The IImcs- Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 90
In holly contested basketball game
here tonight. the William and Mary
pu!ntj defeated the iiampden- Sidney
~. ny II score OF ~ To u.
Tn" mrs, half of the gam. was
featured by closc guarding OF both
sides. and resulted In u 7-,o-G victory
FOR the Indians. In the second hair.
William and Mary picked NJ with
20 points To 6 FRO iInmpd"n Sidney.
Tn" game WAS featured by n sem
t!onal shot by Young. right guard
'or Williams aud Mary. who made
goal iwO-th!rds Of tho dis,ance or
he floor. ~
Cooke Hicks. Young and Peters
'tarred FOR william and Nary. while
Montgomery and Johnson carried
away the honors 20: the visitors.
The lineup:
w. & NJ. Position HIS.
Cooke. .... forward putncy
Pierce Co.,. forward johnson
'iarwood ..... center ..... .StoltZ
Young ...... Gu ri .. Snger
'icks. ....... guard Montgomery
summary: Substitutions. william
ana Mary-Tod! for HarwoOd: Peters
Tor Pierce: Henley for Toll: Hatcher
Tor Hicks; T.. Pierc" Cor Young Lev
" for Cooke; Iiampdcn- Sidney
Carter for Stoltz: Atclicr for Mont
G"mery: rhitts tor Johnson Field
goals Cooke 90. Hicks t5). Re-
tors ca. Todd. Young. Putnev f).
Johnson co. Sager Foul goals
Cooke. out Of ;; Montgomery. out
OF 4. Time OF halvcs-2O minutes.
Referee -. Foster university OF
South carol!na) 6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
NicWhirtrr Win. Ti,I,.

>,iu: ~ !ShC HG; \. y, Jan. 26.-Roy
~ W Hrttf, o: Chicago. won the ma
,loha! outdoor skating championshin
mere TO-DAY with a total OF no unints
nh'f!es Jcwtraw. e Lake Placid
was second WITH so. and Richard
ilr,t"n"v"n. OF 81. Paul. third, with so.
ihe senior ihTcc-milc :acc was wnn
.oa~g ny Donavan. while McWhIrirr
hn!smed first in the senior h:,lt.mil,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
DIR. BOOKER TO PREACH
ON FUTURE HAPPENINGS
wonderful Things Ia Next Humid ed
Years. Subject of Sum
dan Sermpn

On sunday evening at o'clock. DR.
'corSr l.. LOCKER, pastor of Monu-
mcnt Methodist Church. will preach 4
special sermon on Wonderful Things
Ihat VIII Happen in the Next Hun
dred Years"
Dr. Booker. while not attempting
TO play the role of the prophet, will
indulge in some predictions with ref
crehcc TO changes that will occur In
the social. industrial and religious
worlds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
Could md Mcnr WIN.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Jan. aG-
Jay Gould and Joseph W. Wear. rep
rcS.nting the Philadelphia Racquet
Club. Won the opening match in the
national racnuctS' doubles champion.
snip tournament today when they de-
tcatcd Roger Cutler and Hewitt
Morgan. representing New York. To-
!. 1911: 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
Drmp>cy nuy. n IIo,,c

Us ANGELES. CAL. Jan. 2G.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight chamDiop ~
purchased "A house here ana an
hnnhced he would make II his per
mancnt residence. He was said IN
hn paid $4,000 for II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
ruhiic Link. for Nn,h,iIIc.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. 26.-Jn-
der action taken by the Nashville
lark Commission here today. $4,000
MI be made available january t..
lS.1. Tor completing municipal golf
INKS. which will be built at Shelby
I'nrl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
First Aid Talk 10 Girl scents.

Major Matthew j. Shields. field iii
rector Of The American Red Cross
Will demonstrate first aId before Rich
mond Girl Scouts in the Chamber ~
Commerce building at 5 o'clock to
morrow aftrinot n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

Ten parties are being held in the
3hrh ON the smooth rink at Forest
iiills. l.. L., in the tennis arcra whcrn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02

Public opinion has marked the
destiny Of many a man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02

OF negroes on the Rhine. brought a
reaction this afternoon hat pleased
him greatly.
gates or the negro citizens commit
tee Of st. Louis called at tho Pulitzer
home and left him a hugo bouquet
OF American Beauty roses. The ce,d
read;
Tn honor and esteem OF your NE
OF service to your people and
Tor your noble sentiment fearlcsslg
expressed as TO the me%ritorious sory-
ice rendered by negro troops.
viva la France"
A letter accompanying the flow
ers said IN part:
We feel safe IN saying 10 mag
unanimous France that In any future
call for armed assistance against a
COMMON danger, the negroes OF
America VIII eagerly respond to save
france and her splendid ideals from
destruction.
Long live France; long live her
ideals; long live Clemenceaul"
splendid. ! am deeply touched
the Tiger said. when Louis Lefevre.
his secretary, showed him tho bou-
quet and read him the card and
letter.
He retired shortly after 3 o'clock.
planning to rise about 4 and nut the
finishing touches on his speech.
lie told newspaper men Just be-
fore he went up that he had not vet
decided Just what the tenor of his
message here would be. I'm know
In the morning he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02
Kan Orders Oil Torn
Officials to Resign

SHREVEPORT. In, Dec. In
a letter hearing the stamp Of the
ku-kluN Khan No. 6S OF Louisiana.
the mayor police force. and town
marshal OF Haynesville. La, an oil
town in north Louisiana were or
dered TO resign, John ". Norton the
mayor declared today over the tele-
phone. Tho police were charged
with shielding b~ootleggers and law
breakers and the town marshal was
attacked as a "~lawbreaker" OF the
worst type. The identity OF the khan
has not been determined. The
mayor said ne would not resign.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02
Seminole County Citizens
Can't Fathom Motive for
Probe Ordered BY Governor

more than 5000. But Il Is con.
ceded there is nothing irregular in
those matters, as the parties claim
ing Indebtedness against the county
were denied nothing. IL was simply
the holding OF the county Judge that
the county had not properly been
brought into court and therefore the
court was without jurisdiction TO
render a valid judgment. There be-
Ing a serious question, to say the
least, as to this matter. il was
thought best for all involved that
those judgments be set aside and the
county summoned into court regu-
larly, and as by law required, and
the matters heard and judgments
properly rendered. About this mat
ter there was at the time some con-
siderable criticism by those who
were uniformed but these persons
interested when they understood
the matter were satisfied, because
the action of the court was as much
for their benefit as Il could possibly
be for the county or anyone else.
Aside from these matters men,
TONED 1t is mystlfying indeed to the
citizenship OF Wewoka end Seminole
county as to what matters the gov
ernor might have 10 mind when he
ordered the probe by his attorney
general
During the campaign many
charges and counter charges were
made, but these. in the main, were
more than exaggerated, and in many
instances, purely fanciful. as stories
Of those heated times usually are.
Wewoka is watching with a great
deal of interest tho outcome of any
investigation, as It is really inter-
ested to know what complaints
could have been made to the gov
ernor regarding the affairs of the
county, which we're OF any conse-
hlnnnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02
Special TO This World.

HheNidA 10 Inv NOflu.
WEWOKA, Dec. 1.-The order FOR
the probe by Governor Robertson
and the statement that various COM
plants have been made against the
present set OF county officers comes
as a most complete surprise 10 the
citizens OF Seminole county. Aside
from the usual charges and counter
charges made by the representa-
tives Of the old parties during the
heat of campaign, It is usually CON
coded that the present officers have
been most efficient and painstakins
in their administration, and no COM
plant has been heard in this vicin-
ity that would warrant even an an
proach to an investigation.
Just prior to the opening up Of
the primary campaigns a petition Of
lOO names or more was circulated.
calling for a grand jury, and that
jury was finally obtained. 1t may
be that Governor Robertson has
been holding that up until this late
day on account of the campaigns.
The design of the farmers of Semi
mole county relative to hat grand
jury was primarily to investigate
the conduct of M. Il. Trapp and
certain former county officials,
whom, 1t was charged. had partici-
pated in the illegal judgments which
were eventually converted into coun-
ty funding bonds without the vot-
ing of the people as called for by
the constitution, and founded, as
charged upon fraudulent judgments.
The grand jury indicted Trapp in
those matters and the people of the
county still insist that he be tried
before a jury of this county.
Early in the administration OF b.
F. Davis. county judge, hs set aside
and vacated judgments which had
heretofore been rendered in his