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New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
LANE NAMED CAPTAIN
East Boston Man to Lead Harvard
 Fencing Team.

Cambridge, Mass, April 2,-Everett Hale Lane of East Boston has been elected captain of the Harvard fenc- ing team, succeeding Burke Boycc. Lane has a twin brother on the team and Boycc intending to congratulate his successor grasped the hand Of the wrong twin, it is reported. While Capt Lane is only a member Of the sophomore class he has not yet given signe of desire to write poetry, and in this instance his election is unique inasmuch as HarNard's fencing cap tans for the last ten years have all been dabblers in verse.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
TENNIS STARS MAY NOT PLAY

London, April 3.-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Melbourne says that several of Australia's best men who were expected to compete in the Davis cup tennis matches will be prevented fro mdoing so, Business considerations, tbc dispatch adds, will make the attendance of Gerald L.. Patterson, former world champion impossible, while J. A. Anderson is not certain as to whether he will be able to play
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
WEISsMULLlaR GOES HOME

New York, April 3.-Johnny Weiss muller, variously named the fastest human in the water, the youthful wizard and the marvel of the year, bade goodby to New York yesterday after a delightful visit lasting almost q week, during which time he dem onstrated his world breaking act in his best form on four different occasions and was the anchor on the record breaking relay. Johnny was mem- Der of the Illinois Athletic club en- tourage, travelling under the watchful eye of Bill Bacharach. the I. A. C.. coach, which hopped aboard the Twentieth Century Limited at 2:45 D.. m bound for Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
SENATOR'S AND BRAVES AGAIN.

Washington, April S.--The Nation Rls were to meet the Boston Braves nt Charleston. s. C.. today in the first game Of their five day transforming trip homeward. Tho count in the games for their spring series now stands five to two in favor of tho American leaguers. and although Manager Milan wants to maintain this pace in the remaining games. he said he intended to give his recruit hurlers plenty of opportunity to show their worth .-.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
-------------------- BEATS RECORD AGAIN.
Charles Paddock, Clips 1-5 second or
 12O Yards Time.

Honolulu. April 3.-Charles Pad dock. California sprint wonder yes- terday lowered his previous record for l2O yards by one-fifth second, running the distance in II 2-5 and continued to the 125-yard mark in 12 seconds fiat. The marks were made by con- tlnulng after a 100-yard dash which he won in S-5 seconds. Paddock is competing against local athletes in a series of exhibition races.
 Paddock also won a 220-yard dash, his time being 22 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
MILTON WINS RACE.
Tommy Captures the Sprint Cham pionship in Auto Event on Coast

Los Angeles, Cal. April 3.-Tommy Milton won the championship sprint automobile race at the speedway yes terday. taking the second preliminary % mile sprint in 3 minutes, 1.49 seconds, an average speed of 115.oo miles an hour, and the final 50 mile event in 26 minutes, 1.92 seconds, an average of 115.2 miles an hour.
 Milton was said by A. A. A. officials to have established new world s records in both events.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
ARRIVE AT LONDON

London, April 3,-The Argentine team of polo players, which is to play in matches and tournaments in England during the coming season, and which later may visit the United States arrived in England yesterday on the steamer Arianza from Buenos Aires. The players were all in good condition and ready to start practice at once for the tournaments with the English teams.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
FORDHAM COACH LEAVES Coffey Takes Up Duties as Manager of Harvard Baseball Club

New York, April 3.--Jack Cuffey, who has been coaching the Fordham University baseball team for the last six weeks, left last night to assume his new duties as manager of the Hartford club of the Eastern league. For the remainder of the college season the Maroon nine will be in charge of Billy kcanc, coach of the team in 1918, who has been assisting Coffey since the start of this years practice
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
RUTH IN SLUMP.
"HOme Run" ClOuter Has Hit Once
 in IS Times at Bat.

New York, April 3.--FolIowers of the Yankees viewed with little en- thusiasm the resumption of the ser les between that team and the Brook lyn Dodgers at Little Rock. Ark, to- day. Their chief pride and boast, George Herman Ruth, appeared to be in the throes of a batting slump, and the wrecking facilities of the team were badly impaired. George Her man has made only four hits out of eighteen times at bat in the last four games, and he apparently has lost the home run habit even when hitting against minor league pitchers.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
TO PICK HARVARD CAPTAIN

Cambridge, Mass, April 3.-Coach Howe is going to select captain for the Harvard freshman crew by giving every man on the eight trial in the position. He expects in this way to be able to pick the best leader. The first freshman eight will be selected tomorrow, and a permanent captain will be named early next month.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
TO REACH PHILLY SOON.

Philadelphia, April 3,-Thc Phila- delphia Nationals and Americans started their final week of exhibition games today, the Phillies with the Charlotte nine of the South Atlantic league and the Athletics with a col legc team at Hattiesburg, Miss. Both squads arc due to arrive home carly next week. All Of the Phillics play CTS who had been on the hospital list were reported US having recovered.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
2IIN BOSTON MARATHON

Boston, Mass, April 3.-Among the twenty-one entries so far received for the Boston A. A. marathon, on April 19, are those of Carl Hinder, winner of the event in 1919, and John both residents of Quincy. running under the colors of Finland, finished fifth in the Antwerp Olympic marathon in 1920, when Linder came home in eleventh placp
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
"HOT DOG" LEAGUE

High individual single, Dr. McGuire (Airedales). 146 High individual three strings, Will COX, (Pointers). 362.
 High team single, Beagles, 541.
 High team three strings, Airedales, s159o
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
TIGERS BREAK CAMP

Detroit, April S.-The Detroit Americans were on their way north today, having broken camp at Augusta, Ga. last night. Exhibition games will be played during the next three days at Macon, Americus and Griffin. Ga. with the Rochester club of the International league,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
TO BOX DUNDEE,

New York, April 3.-Bobby Barrett, of Hyman Gold and posses sor of a convincing punch in either right or left mitt, will have a puzzl- ing problem to solve on April o4, when he meets Johnny Dundee in the ring of the Olympia A. A. Phila del phia.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
NEW BRITAIN K, C.'S
 DEFEAT NEW HAVEN
Final League Game Of Season
 Here Goes to Locals

The New Britain Kacey's defeated the New Haven kaccys in the final league game of the season on tho nome court Saturday night, 4l to 34. The locals gained commanding lead m the first half, clearly outpointng the Elm City lads. At intcrmission the score was 24 to 10.
 O'lsricn Locates Net Often. In the second half, mainly through the work of Steve O'Brien, the ris- tors made more impressive showing. This boy found the net for eight field goals. Jack keating played his best game since rcjoining the Hardware City Knights. Reynolds also played well, and Johnny Shcehan had Il good night at scoring from the foul line. The victory gives the locals the Kaccy league championship.
 Tho summary:
 New Britain. New Haven. Reynolds ..........,..... Ol5rlcn
 Right Forward. kllduH ...........,....., Angelo
 ,Icft Forward. Heating ..,t..... Cosgrove, Ferguson
 Center Sneendn .,...-..,.,,.,..,...,. fllHScfdlu.
 Right Guard. kcSteIla .,............. ScnatHlnan
 Left Guard.
 Score: New Britain 41, New Haven 34; field goals. Reynolds 4, Kiduff 2, Heating 6. Restella ?, O'Brien 10, An celo ?, Ferguson 1. Fitzgerald 2; foul goals, Sheehan 13 Fitzgerald 4; ref cree, Dillon; timer, Sauter.
 Pirates Win.
 The game between the Pirates and the Boys club teams was one of the best preliminaries of the season. The Pirates won 2s to 25. It was nip and tuck battle. The Boys club took the lead at the start but the Pirates managed to overcome 1t, leading at intermission 12 to 10. f.aHar and Neipp got going in the | second half. and it was their fine eye | for the basket that brought about the | For the losers Schultz was | the star. .r.. The Summary: Pirates. Boys Club. l-at1dr ..,..a...... ........,... ..''. toCl tL
 Right Forward Neipp, Sheehan ...... Sokolowski |
 Left Forward. McCabe, Neipp .......... Anderson
 Center. w OJaCk ............... HOlSt
 Right Guard. Weir, McCabe ............... Stohl
 Left Guard.
 Soore. Pirates oS ROys' club 25. field goals, LaHar 5, Neipp 4, Me Cabe 1, Weir 1, Sheehan i, Schultz 4, Sokolowski 1. Anderson 3; foul goals,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
GIANTS YANNIGANS WIN

Nicksburg., Miss, April 3.-The New York Giants Yanngans defeated the Nicksburg team of the Cotton States league here yesterday by a score of to 2. More than ordinary interest was taken in the game on ac- count or the appearance with the visitors of Edward Goat" Hale, for mcr Mississippi College statr athlete. White hit for the circuit. Score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

IIVTl VT UdTU U'
 Score: Pirates 2S. Boys club 25: field goals, LaHar 5, Neipp 4, Me Cabe 1, Weir 1, Sheehan i, Schultz 4, Sokoowski 1, Anderson 3; foul goals, T.aHar f, Schultz 9; referee, Dillon; timer, Sautcr.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
Individual Averages

Those bowling 50 per cent of the games for 90 or better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
The Marlborough Coat of Arms.

bic collisions. for the former chums DIR
sued widely separate paths immediately
after the ceremony that made Gladys
hneacon duchess. She retired to Blen-
heHn ana personally directed the activities
OF the vast estate Consuelo married
colonel Jacques Balsan, distinguished SOL
uler ana sportsman, and went to live in
Paris.
Had Mile. Delphine not designed a mar.
'icniariy chic hat for pretty Yvonne FAY,
OF the ROLES Bergere, the Duchess and The
eH-Duchess might never have met at all
But Mile. Dclphine did design the hat
n ravishing creation Of monkey fur and a
single jungle lily of vivid scarlet-and
pretty fvonne wore 1t at the Auteuil races
coincidence third the hat was seen and
ardently desired by two women at least.
Thus it came about that the Duchess of
Marlborough, in Paris for flyer in finery
as change from farmcrette routine at
bienheim. stepped from the duca, motor
car before the exclusive Rue de la Pajx es.
adjustment of Mile. Delphine.
NOT two minutes later another car drew
up at the entrance and another hand.
somely groomed woman tripped across ths
sidewalk. She did not notice the Coat of.
arms on the door OF the limousine stand.
Ing Just ahead.
into Mile. Delphine's, on the eels Of the
second Duchess of Marlborough, followed
the first Duchess OF Marlborough. and ont
OF Mile. Delphine's. not five minutes after.
ward. came both OF them-but not to-
gether.
Mile. Delphine herself Is authority for
what happened in the inner salon she re-
serves for her choicest customers. Madame
the Duchess had only just arrived. and
with her own hands Mile Delphine rad
placed upon her head the hat with the
monkey fur and the scarlet Jungle
lily. There were only a few other
customer" STONE, prcsent-not half dozen!
The curtains parted Mile. Delphine
glanced up. She smiled. II was that beau.
tliui and very rich Nine. Vanderbilt. Bal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

san, and she wished to see. announced rhe
model the hat worn by Yvolne at the
Auteul races.
Madame the Duchess OF Marlborough
turned from the mirror, but she did not
smile. Instead her eyes narrowed TO pin
points and the fur on the ravishing hat
trembled as though wind had shaken II
Madame, the rich Vanderbilt BaIsan. re-
turned the look with one OF her own that
pierced like bayonet. She lifted her chin,
She clipped out one sharp sentence to Mile.
Dclphne and waited out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23


queen. Her scruples had made q
matters difficult enough when the
Duke became engaged to di. C-
vorcee's daughter.
Consueo, yielding 10 pressure
lro Vanderbilts and Marlhoroupne
omitted Gladys from plans for the cere'
mony Afterward she tried 10 mako !, nm
10 her by defiantly renewing the friend
ship and sponsoring Gladys Deacon's debut
INTO the most exclusive London soctetv
On the surface the famous f,iendsh,n
continued as serenely as ever Miss Deacon
was constant guest at the srown houso
OF me Marlboroughs. She was aIvavs In.
Guided in the house parties at historic
b!enheim Castle, which the Vanderhilt
miiiions restored to It's ancient glory. She
became the belle exquisite" Of C,neuelo.s
court Again and again her enlargement
was rumored-to the Crown Prince OF Cor.
many, the Marquis de Charctte. The F,r,
o. Warwick, Lord Francis Hone a dozen
othe: gal!ants-but Gladys Deacon ra.
manned single.
why" was question English So
cicty was always asking and never pcttine
answered Then the tattlcrs got ti;cir f,r.t
'rcmor OF the social earthquake that wac
coming. Consuelo and GLADYS parted co.n.
pany. Ultimately came heavier shock-
,onsuelo divorced the Duke. Then FOL.
lowing fast, Mayfair and Newport were
Iockea ny the biggest explosion OF all
H!adys Deacon, spinster OF forty.two.
married Consuelo's ex.husband Charles
nicharn John Spencer-Churchill, Baron
spencer, Earl of Sunderland, Marquis of
biandford. Prince OF the Holy Roman En-.
pire. Duke OF Marlborough.
She's got the right to wear strawberry
leaves in her hair now" sang the social edi
TORS, but the wiser ones said she rot some
thlnk else, too. They spelled # r.e.y.e.n.g.e
was that too strong a word? Lots of
people said 1t was. But lot more noticed
nisuthat the hrst Duchess Of Marlborough
and the new Duchess OF Marlborouph ONO
me best OF friends, froze at the mere men,
uon or each others name. AS for meeting
ana speaking. London quickly learned not
10 invite one where the other also was in.
IL was not difficult to avoid unccmforta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

am stupehed!" declared Mile. Del.
Pn1ne TO the correspondent "I nm,
amazed! Crowded? There were but stx
besides Madame the Duchess. And Madame
the Duchess-she puzzles mo even more
on she takes. the beautiful hat down sho
losses 1t, and away she goes too, vow,nr
she'll not have a. hat made like N,oa,,,o
alsans. How have blunderodS 7 do me
Knowl only know lose two lho"so mo,
l nmorc, whe err l hope to sell two hats
hnt ,hoa uucnesses'-t are very rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

Vanderbilt. the former Duchess OF
marlborough. since Consuelo divorced
Inc Duke and Gladys married him.
snail rcturn-whcn your shop
- less crowded." spoke the first
I'uchess Her words dropped like so
many icicles. and with the last one
she turned and sailed out, head in air
Inc ieud OF the two Duchesses has
oeen society's prize tidbit for months.
GLADYS Deacon and Consuelo Van
derbiit before the breal: We're tho
Damon and Pythias Of their sex. In
lhcir teens they were next door
heighbors at Newport. where tho
mansion OF Mr.. and Mrs. William K
tahnerbilt. Consuelo's parents Dor
cered Snug Harbor,' villa g., Adj.
iniral and Mrs. Charles baldwin.
grandparents OF Gladys.
The chums mothercd the same dolls
q, SIX crov" the same pony cart at
eIrHen attended the same finishing
moor at sixteen, came out" into
So'ie'y the same month.
Iohsuelo snapped her fingers al
~" c!oud hanging over the Deacon
"a4he The father OF Gladys, Ed.
'Eu FaFh"r Deacon, Michigan linn.
ler hihg mad killed a Frcnchman he
u,.scoEeIed In his wife's BOULDER AZ
INC iiotcl Splcndide. Cannes. He
IN 10 prison. received a pardon
ron president Garnet and died In
al american asylum Some OF New.
Iofi conservatives looked askance
a. tne Deacon girls. but tho loyalty
0. Gonsueio Vanderbilt provided q
''cathtidi none dared TO sniff. az
openly. ''''ii at
20 100, when gossip gathered about
me vanderbilt household and tbe
union OF Consuclo's father an, ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

beautiful Alva Smith
Vanderbilt ended in
the divorce cGurt,
Consuelo's refuge
and consolation was
The sof; shoulder OF
her best friend,
Gladys Deacon.
When Consuelo. In
lf55, arricd the
DUKE OF Marlbor-
ough. she fought.
bled and died. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

have Gladys included among the
bridesmaids. But Victoria was
Queen. Her scruples had made
matters difficult enough when the
Duke became engaged TO a di.
vorcee's daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

A New and
Hitherto
Unpubli,hed
Photo of Nine.
Jacque,
Balsan
Formerly
Con,ueio,
Duehe.. of
Marlborough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

1.-TWO famous. ricA. titled American
beauties. chums from childhood in
the tip'top tier OF American and
European society, met, elared daggers nj
one another in a silk-lined salon on the
worlds leading avenue Of fashion, the Rue
de la Paix, Paris. Both were startled Cor
an instant Then two pairs of lips curled,
Two sets OF shoulders shrugged while over
The group Of chaItering mannequ!ns and
customers fell silence, sharp and deadly
as that before a battle
no wonder the rich patrons thrilled,
FOR they were witnessing The first moet.
ing between Gladys Deacon. he present
ldchess OF Marlborough, and Consuelo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

The Former
Gladys Deacon,
Who Recently
Succeeded Her
"Once Dearest"
Friend as Duchess
Of Marlborough.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24
Defendants.
IJGIJHUUIII3'J
BILL TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

T. appearing to the Court from the
return of process in the above styled
cause, made by the Sheriff OF Put
nam County, Florida, that process III
this cause could not he served IN the
State of Florida upon United Sugar
Corporation, a corporation under Vhe
laws of the State Of Delaware, and a
defendant in said cause, because OIL
said corporation having no officer or
AGENT uDon which such process could
be served in accordance with law;
and it further appearing to the Court
that the cause is suit in equity IN
stituted in the Circuit Court for Put
nam County, Florida, by D. E. Porter
and G. C. Porter, compliments
against II. A. Johns and Olive b
Johns, MS wife, United Sugar Corpo'
ration. corporation under the laws
Of the State Of Delaware, Charles II
Wilson (also known as c. H. wilson,
individually and as Trustee, and K. A
Leavitt, to foreciose a mortgage OF
certain lands in Putnam County
| Florida, and the Court being satisfied
in the premises,
is therefore ordered by the Cour
| shat said United Sugar CorporatiGf
p corporation under the laws of tn
State of Delaware, be, and it is here
| bv required to appear on the 4th ia
Of December, A. d. 1922, same bein
a rule day, and defend the sald sui
otherwise the bill of complaint WI
be taken as confessed by said corp'
ration. r.,
IT is further ordered thatSthls o
der be published once a week for
period of four az consecutive weei
. in the Palatka Daily News, a new
paper published in Putnam Count
Florida.
Done and ordered this Bird day
t November, A. d. 1922, in Chambe
at PaIatlla, Florida.
A. V. LONG, Judge.
1t-3. 10. II. "a.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24

of Tax Certificate No. a, dated the
7th day of July, A. D. 1919, has filed
said Certificate in my office, and has
made application for Tax Deed to is
sue in accordance with law. SAID
Certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Put
nam County, Florida, to-wit: SWA
of SEA, Sec. 20, T. 8, S. R. "a e.,
40 acres. The said land being as
sessed at the date of the issuance
of such Certificate in the name OF
F. M. Strickland. Unless said Ger
tificate shall be redeemed according
to law, Tax Deed will issue thereon
on the 18th day of December, A. u.
1922.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day of November,
A. D. 1922. I'D.
! (SEAL) R. j. HANCoCh'
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam County,
Florida.
By W. A. Williams, Jr., D. c.
Hill, "a; 12-1, 8, 15
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24
MUCH WATER GOES TO WASTE
How Great Saving Might Be Effected
by the Proper Application OF
Methods of irrigation.

,n,o .ho,, third oF all wafer ac-
IL annIind 70 irriqated lands in
. e,'"'t S., "pn, ni,.o, hosfn is worse than
enc oo y" ', navs Dr Frederic Il Glenn
"%'' .,o C,rnoaio ipstfhrtion desert
,lrS,sta.,, - rr,oSop Ariz .Jt might
,''O'' ','o' =" 80 ronIor thousands of
OI I, UG,,,,, ncros rorttle It actually
,,u ,J,,a,l t,o o,,o,rtb Of the crops
'e,, ,T. 49,, Wv ,oan shownn he asserts,
..., , ,I'.. T., rontd reduction in
'i'"' '"N .,.hoat fo, ouch additional
,,,.,,.,. ,l,,,., .e.,,,,u inches. and
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24
Notice Of Application for Taa Deed

Notice Of Application for TAG peeu
Hinder Section 8 of Chapter sSso,
Laws of Florida
Notice is hereby given that J. J.
Murphy, purchaser of Tax Certlfl l.
'oa+e No. 597, dated the 9TH day OF
AUGUST. A. D. 1918, has filed said
Certificate in my bffice, and has
made application for Tax Deed 10
i is in accordance with law. Said
Certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Pu@-
nam County, Florida, to-wit: Lot II
Blk 253, Palatka. The said land be-
inc, assessed at the date Of the lssu-
ance of such Certificate in the name
If lanes A. Bair. Unless said Ger
t;fioote shall be redeemed according
70 law. Tax Deed will issue thereon
~ tbe 18th day of December, A. D.
1922, Witness my official signature
and seal this the 9th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1922. o,v
CcEA1l r. J. HANCOCK,
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Coun'
ty, Florida.
Bv w. A. Williams, Jr., D. c.
~ rf-10-17-24; 12-1-s
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24
uow Lava Lays Conduit.

when the big crater on the side OIL
rralna Loa, Hawaii, far above me
INV active Kilauea crater on the same
raountoIn, starts a lava flow it also
stoIts laying conduit for it. The
,aoltpn lava back of the advance flow
5,ordons first on the bottom, then the
s,tdes and top of the stream become
bard, completing nattened pipe
through which the liquid Lava no%S
Unseen except at and near its mouth
saws the Detroit News. ,-
As the front moves forward it MS"
makes a perfect grade for the ,, pipe I,
m ,i,aae which is to follow; the liquid
.nrs reaching a lake or any topo'
graphical depression, ,ilows over ,c IT, It.
Conduit across the filled space. II INC
ruortb reaches a rise Of ground it sur
Vows line around it at leisure.