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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

Baterias de los yankees, Hoyt
Iy Schang.
Baterfas de los Giants, Nc. Qui
Ian Y Smith Ell manager" de los
Giants sustituy6 al pitcher Nc.
Quillan por Scott.
Primer Ginning" de los Cyan
KEGS. Witt pale6 al ''inield' y fue
"out". Young cogi6 un palo alto
de Dugan Y Frisch di6 out Ruth
Ninguna carrera.
Primer Ginning" de los Giants:
-Hoyt cogi6 la plancha de Ban
crofts Y lie Gi6 "out' en- primera.
Groh dio un palo de una base al
"right feld'. Frish pali6 sobre Sc
gunda, Groh CORE hacia segunda.
Meusel palea una Inca a Ward que
resulta en- un double play con
Frisch en- primera. Ninguna carre-
ra.
Segundo Ginning" Ge los Cyan
kees": :-Pipp palea al "right field'
tomando la primera. Meusel dio un
"foul' a Kelly. Schhang pale6 un fly
a Cunningham. Pipp Sc roba la Sc
gunda mientras Ward va al bate.
Bancroft lie di6 "out" a Ward. Mn
,guna carrera.
Segundo Timing" para los Giants
Young palea un alto "fy", pero
al querer coger la segunGa fue out
en- esta base. Este "out" sc ie de-
be a una buena tirada de Meusel
Ward. Scott lie da "out" a Kelly en-
primera. Cunningham palea un
"hit" de una base ell direction al
fright field". Smith obligo a Cum
ningham a correr a segunda ALI le
Gi6 "out'' Ward, quien cogi6 la pelo-
ia que tirara Scott. Ninguna ca
rrera.
Tercer "inning" de los ''Y ankees"
Scott da un "fy" Young Y es
"out" Frisch cogio u1l "rolling' de
Hoyt dandole; "out" en- primera.
Witt recibi6 la base por bolas y la
concurrencia prorrumpe en- risas
cuando lie dieron 'out" en- primera
por estar casi dornlido. Ninguna
carrera.
Tercer Timing" de los "Gigantes"
Scott di6 un palo de una base so
bre segunda. Ward hizo un error con
un "rolling" de Bancrofts
Scott toma la tercera debido a es-
te error. Orch lie pale6 un rolling"
al pitcher, el cual recogi6 la pelo-
ia Sc la lanzo Dugan, la tercera
de los "Yankees" y Scott recibio un
"out" al correr entire tercera
"home" Bancrofts, quien estaba en-
segunda Sc meti6 a tercera y Groh
la segunda Frisch palea un
"bombo", con el eual entra Bancrofts
"home". Groh toma la tercera.
Groh CORE home y anota otra ca
rrera en- virtud de un palo de Meu-
sci. Meusel recibe un "out'' al palear
Young. Dos carreras.
Cuarto "inning'' de los cyan
es"-Groh lie do "out" a Dugan
en- primera. Ruth lie recibe un pelo-
tazo en- ell hombro Y ell umpire" lie
da la primera. Pipp fu6 "out". Ruth
corrio a robarse la segunda. Frisch
''mofo" una linea &c Meusel, pero
tiro tercera y Groh le da "out" a
Ruth. Ninguna carrera.
Cuarto inning" de los Giant" -
Kelly palea y entra a primera pero
al correr segunda es wout". Du-
gan le di6 "out" Cunningham.
Smith palea una Inca al left field"
~ Sc mete en- primera. Scott es
"struck OUT. Ninguna carrera.
Quinto Ginning" de los Yankees.
-Schang recibe un "out" de Kelly.
Ward palea hn ''fy'' muy alto
Cunningham Y es "out". Scott palea
un "foul" Groh v es out Ninguna
carrera.
Quinto "Giants": Bancroft es
"struck OUT. Dugan, la tercera de
los yankees, coge una plancha de
Groh Y lie da "out" en- primera.
la segunda. Ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
HAY Ell TENOR DE QUE LOS
TURCOS COMIENCEN Ell
AVANCE EN- TRACIA

LoNDREs, octubre EN- los circu-
los pollticos Sc tiene la conviction fran
ca que los kemalistas avanzaran sus
tropas en- la Tracia Occidental
Ell presidente del Consejo. mister
Lloyd George, despu6s de exponer su
iuicio relative los ttltimos aconteci-
mientos, dijo que las circunstancias son
dificiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
(United press, Via All America ca

PARIS, octubre Despachos de Ill
TINA hora dicen que la conferencia de
Mudania ha slispendido las sesiones de
una manera violenta Y precipitada.
Preguntado ell Jefe del gobierno ma
nifest6 que no podia decir NADIA Ell con
creto, por no haber recibido todavia
informes detallados de Constantinopla
-Es mejor orientarse antes de ha-
h.ar-dijo el Jefe del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

LONDRES, octubre G.. Despachos
Gel general Harrington dicen que la
conferencia de Mudania hl conclude
virtualmente, sin que Sc llegara con
clusiones defnitivas. Ell Gabinete con
tinda en- desorientaci6n puesto que no
Ma recibido information amplia acer-
ca de los acontecimientos. Sc aguarda,
no obstante, I'm deapacho mas extensO
gle Harrington.
Parece desprenderae de los hechos
que los delegados de Mustafa Kenal no
6onsienten en- aplazar Ia ocupaci6n de
Tracia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
cURsoN GAMING DE PARIS

LoNDREs, octubre GA las diez
de la mafana de hoy ha salido con di-
rocci6n Paris, Lord Curzon, Quien Sc
propones conferenciar en- II capital fran
cesa con los senoress Poincare Sfor-
"a con referencia la situaci6n de
oriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
sR. WAL.DEM4AR LEE

E. sr Lee, segdn nos diio aver, es
un enthusiastic decidido partidario de
cue Sc de cuerpo la idea del Sr Ca
mejo, porque asi. afadi6, el Concrete
Sc evitarfa muchas inconveniencias EN-
las Operaciones diarias, va que todas
las diferencias surgidas entire vendedo-
res y compradores podian arreglarIe
en- la Lonja con suma facilidad.
ElHsr. Lee termino diciendonos que
el referido proyecto merece la aproba-
ci6n de Ia camara de Comercio, porque
viene a resolver, con caracter defini-
two, la complicada sitnacion que We
ces Sc crea, entire los que compran y
los que venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
sR. 1.-GUEL MORALES

Ell sr Morales, -presidente de
la seccion de San Juan, tiene sus pun
to de vista favorables a, proyacto del
sr. Camejo. Dice que la idea es bene-
fciosa y el esta dispuesto impu1sarla
tan pronto Sc neve ell asunto ante Ia
consideration de la Camara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
Ell DPTo. DE AGRICULTURAL Y
TRABAJo

San Juan, p. R., octubre s de 1922.
Sr. Don Rafael w. Camejo,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy senor nuestro:-
Aludiendo al uroyecto que 50 propo-
ne I'd somster esta Camara con re-
laci6n al establecimiento de una Ion
ia, estilo de la Habana, deseamos in
fcrmar I'd. que en- virtud del inter6s
Que demuestra en Ell asunto el Dpto Ge
Agricultural Y Trabajo. hemcs tenido
una conferencia con ell Sub -Comisiona-
do de dichco Departamento, ell que Sc
propone cooperar para ell 6xito del pro
posito. A fin de que pueda prestafse
toda la debida atenci6n a este inlpor
tante asunto, nos proponemos celebrar
Una reunion especial de los miembros
de esta Camara. Con tai notivo, hemos
de supicar I'd. que someta el refe-
rido proyecto a la brevedad que le sea
rosible y agracederiamos que del mis-
mo remitiese copia, que hemos ofrec1do
al citado Sub-Comisionado.
Atentamente,
camara de Comercio de Puerto Rico,
Secci6n San Juan.
(Fdo.) Arturo BRAVO,
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
Ell. GABINETE INGLES
x ESTA EN- SESSION.

{LoNDREs, octubre 6. .El Gabinete
Sc halla en- session desde las diez de la
rlaiiana de hoy.
FL problema planteado ante el mismo
Sc juzga de un interes decisive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
UN PRoYEcTo DEL sR. LEE

Mr.. w. Lee, prssidente de la Sec
ci6n de San Juan, nos dijo que Ell Ia
reunion que Sc celebrarfa aver en ia
camara de comsrcio, iba proponcr a
sus companeros, Sc inicie un. servi3io
de radio entire San Juan y Nueva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
la COnferenCia de Mudania no COnsi-
.gui6 IIegar a una fusion de ideas cor
}Geta y definIda, pOr 10 que COndu-
70 sin reSdtadO SatiSfaCtOriO aIgunO
Nunca como aEora ha Legado la 81
suaci6n una graUedad tan acentuada

sa conversation, despu6s !3e la cual
ambos Sc negaron a referir las cuessio
nes tratadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

York. Ell virtud del cuaI Sc conozcan
aqui las cotizacidnes iIarias ue to6os
los articulos que Sc vendan en- Ell MIR
cado de La gran urbe, con el fin de
que los comsrciantes locales eSs5n en-
terados del movimiento diario de dicho
mercado, y puedan tambien hacer sas
operaciones diarias, base de las tran
saccionss hechas en- Nuva York.
Las cotiz2ciones obtenidas en- virtud de
csc servicio seran fijadas todos los tlfas
en- la pizarra de la Cana "a do Conner
clio, donde los interesa los podrdr euts
rarse de elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
Fl terCer juegO de Ia serie nlundlaI
de base baII'' entire los Giants Y
Yankees. --Ora victoria para Ia
afanada nOvena de Ia Iiga NadOnaI
Ell resultado fue tres carreras contra
cerO a favor de los terribles Giants"

Omitted Press, via All America oables)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
sR. Arturo BRAVO

Don Arturo Bravo, secretario de IA
c&mara de Comercio de Puerto Rico,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
situations Wnn,ed-Eemulc 80

BOOK IN EEPEk Wanted position as as
sisthnt Dookkee3er and iirst-cIass clerical
work. Call Madison. 55+s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
HAYNES
Seven-Passenger Touring

ca: in real s"rvicrable condition and one
OF the best mahss az the larger on
the ma-Ae;. reliable manufacturer f.
back OF this car and parts are easily Sc
curahie. Ideal for family use or hack
Ing trade. $4,000 cash and balance 5000
per month for !: months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

Observation-Disclosures young lady, with 4
years experience in general uilice work
desires position at once. BoI q 3ts
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


BYRANT-Mrs. 6. i. Byrant departed
his life March . le22. o'clock. her
residence, az Kenny street. She leaves
devoted husband, one daughter, three
sons four brothers and host OF rcla
tives and friends. Funeral notice later.
HALL-Thc funeral services OF Mrs. l..
w. Hall, who died IN her home in Gin
ter Park Monday morning. VIII be held
az tho home. $500 Chamberlsyne Ave-
M4e, Wednesday, morning at II o'clock.
MecABE-D!ed. March :. 1922. our be-
loved baby boy, Melton McCabe. pas
Louisiana Street. little son ot MI. and
Mrs. Henry =. McCabe, aged years.
Funeral service from home Wednesday.
IL y. NJ. lntcrment lakewood. Nor
folk. Baltimore, Newport News papers
please copy.
Beloved our l;;ie one.
Whose face moro:
The angels came 10 by night.
Took him to ycndcC shore.
We now feel within our hearts
=, The tolls OF mother earth:
God has sent HIS angels
To change our Melons berth.
Mother and Father.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
KLINE
Auxiliary Touring

Nlecond.tionedI owned by careful use
who has bouEh; Kline Sedan: Is sgd
Kline Car. WIZ buy cheap ca. when
such opportunity presents i,s.l: a. $500
essn and 't.I5 per month Tor /: months.
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CLASSIFIED
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5tl ANbcAGn fOh aUiSh
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Longer term rates for business ad-
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Advertisements received as late as
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KLINE
Touring Car

S-passenger. in good mocha meal cond!-
ticn. good tires and paint. This IS nice
family car and will give excellent scry-
Ice. being equipped throughout with stand.
ardized units X has minimum upkeep
and ioaE LIE. for si7s.oo cash ana $500
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Standardization wanted by young
lady experienced: also billing clark
Address Box g 1852. care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Nantetl-iia

wANTED-work OF any Kind by marri.a
man. In or out OF city; prefer inslI.
work. Moderate wugeS. Box All
care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
COMET
Five-Passenger Touring

= good ussd car q: low price. equipped
WIKI ~ Continental Motor. s,-ombers
Ctrsufe'o' and standardized units through
out, This ea- Will ,t.nd wonderful lot
O: Asls. tor family or hacking car: q.
F.. :-.-. Q: s::5.Oo ea.h and $500 per
men;A 20. - months
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KLINE
Sport Touring

tH.r1adi;.or-dJ also ma, n.s TOP ami
's9s!a;.c .5.c..! oolo-. :; carrie. oGr
mora. snG b!ntsEs susrsn,s. recommend
- a.o.t hlsn.y. a. a price o: $4,000 e..h
40 'i'.ti ie: :aca;A for :: n.on,hs
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HUPMOBILE
Five-Passenger Touring

'-cy!inder car o: standardized maze in
Inc medium weight oia's IN good service.
ao.e mechanical condition that viii OUT
last several cheap cars, a. it j. bull, Of
good m"t"fisi. The pv!t. i. only $1,000
cash and 5000 per month Tor !. months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

times mating time liz the time your poui.
try should he in fine condition: II you
want fertile eggs for Matching. II you
want strong. iivable chicks u you want
pullets that VIII develop into fall and
winter layers, then feed tho parent stock
DIR. HESS POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A at
mating time before the Matching eggs are
laid. II makes poultry healthy. 1t makes
hens lay. IL makes chicks grow. Don't
let your breeding fowls be tormented by
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KILLER kills lice. For Boup use DR.
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Sold by all dealers in poditry supplies.
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KLINE
Five Passenger

Wire wheel. equipped with extra wheel
and tire. excellent mechanical condition.
good tires and paint. This car has been
In good hands and "a preserved to re-
marAahic degree. Yet our price is very low
considering the excellent quality OF thi.
car. $4,000 cash and $500 per month
for i2 months
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KLINE
Five-P assenger

fiecond.;ioned, with tn. Ial.s, h.yel.A
side body, cora tree equipped. paint "a
excellent shs re. This ear J.. R!chmond
mad. product and should instantly ap
.sa! 20 the conservative buyer who wtsh..
" car Of hiEh class whI-h ma. not been
hurt mocha nirally at = low price Of $500 90
cash ana 'tu.0o per month FOR |: months.
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Vote the deductions On Our Three and Seven Time Classified
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Sal ESMEN--Side line or whole time,
tube patches; highest commission to
those who can qualify. Full particulars
write TO Southern Metal Works. Inc.
Shelby, -. G., 1880
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USED TRUCKS. to 2-ton 4 Never.
Sons Co., ana IL South Eighth Str..t
SN.tct'
FOR GOOD USED CARS. see VIM. p
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doph 33T3.
REMoDELED CAR BARGAINS
!s2o oldsnoe!le. s-cyl.nder. 7-passenGer.
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1870 Grant Touring
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THREE distributors wanted OF sale.
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and a ready seller: small Investment
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Hotel.
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Ing 500 per week. Apply 2i0 LombnrIv
Street between and l.. 81. Ask for
MIR. Einnaird "
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% MILES per gallon made with new pat-
cnt' u gasoline yaporizer. Write for mar
ticulars. Stransky yaunriy.r r.
Tukwana, * ID.
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COMPANlON und readc. to lady or as
slstant housekccper in home Of refine
ment tadultsJ. 81 202o Park Roud
Richmond, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Merrill and
SON Elmer of Madison are passing a
few days in town.
Ralph Thompson Is visiting MIR.
and Mrs. b. A. Robinson.
Mrs. f. Allaire. a city missionary
in New York, is the guest of her
brother, w. s. Ingersoll and Mrs. In
gersoll.
A delightful Mother and Daughter
party was given at Mechanics hall,
North Monmouth, Wednesday even
ing, March 20. by the girls of Moose
lookmegantecook Camp Fire. The
hall was prettily decorated with red
and green. Red shaded lights and
colored candels gave q soft glow to
the tables giving the impression of a
camp fire. A program consisting of
music, readings and stunts was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Austin Carter won the
prize for guessing the largest num-
Der of stunts by the girls. Mrs. J.
II. Ambrose, the guest OF honor, gave
very helpful and interesting talk to
the girls. The remainder of the
evening was passed in playing games
and socially.
The Boy Scouts took their examin-
alton for second class scouts Thurs
day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
Forecast Of Maine
G.. 0. P. Platform
at Bangor This Week

Saturdays Portland Express had
the following on the probable make
up of the Republican State platform
to be adopted at the Bangor conven-
/ ton on Thursday of this week:
\ rough draft of the platform to
be presented for the consideration OF
| the delegates to the Republican State
convention in Bangor next Thursday
has been made. One or two planks
remain to be written, but in the main
the document has been made ready
for the delegates to approve or to
disapprove or to make such altcra-
tons upon as to them may seem fit.
Much of the platform will be de-
voted to national issues and to what
the Republican administration at
Washington has accomplished. 1t
will be pointed out that national eX-
penditures have been reduced by
over $S00,000,O00 and that still fur
Their reduction is to be made an
other year which will bring the Ma
tional budget down to three and a
half billion dollars of which two bill
lions are required to meet war obli-
cations.
With respect to National taxation,
attention of voters will be called to
reductions made in excess profits
taxes, in the income and other taxes
and in railroad transportation costs,
which affect the pocketbook Of every
citizen.
The passage of the budget law,
after such measure had been We
toed by President Wilson, will be re-
ferred to as another accomplishment
OF the Republican administration.
There will be strong plank on the
work of the arms conference, initial
ed by a Republican President and
ratified by Republican Senate. This
plank Is yet to be written.
There will be the usual number of
planks devoted to state issues. A
draft has been made of the water
power plank which, as 1t stands.
takes substantially the same posi-
ton as taken by Gov. Baxter in his
letter announcing his candidacy for
the Republican nomination.
AS with all the other planks.
drafts of which have been made, this
will be subject to such changes and
revision as the delegates choose to
make. but it is believed that it will
stand substantially as written.
1 There will be a plank devoted to
public education in which the need
of better educational advantages in
the rural sections will be set forth
and the same promised. The moth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
Prospects Good for
Filling Reservoirs With Little
Chance of Flood Conditions

Tho usual spring measurements of
water on the ground in the form of
snow have been made by tho Water
Power Commission on the Kennebec
ana Penobscot headwaters and these
have been supplemented by figures for
the Androscoggin furnished by Walter
ii. Sawyer of the Union Water Power
Co. These figures are tabulated below
with the comparative figures for 1891
and show in each case the depth of
snow and amount Of water in inches.
The observations were made in the
woods unless otherwise noted (Kenne-
bee and Penobscot only.
In 1920 a heavy rain and warm
weather. combined with the large
amount Of precipitation on the ground
might have easily created more severe
flood conditions than those Of March,
1898. This precipitation. however, dis
appeared. as 1t usually does, by grad
ual run-on and evaporation. In some
parts OF tho State the amount of
available water is greater than in 1920
but with the depleted condition Of the
lakes and storage basins there is little
danger of unusually high water A
sufficient amount of water is available,
however, to fill all storage basis
KENNEBEC BASIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
Trial Starts Today Of
IL Alleged Murder
ers at Jackson, Ky.

Jackson, KY, April 2.-Thirteen
men charged with murder in con-
nection with the killing of four men
in Clayhole precinct Of Breathitt
county on election day last Novem-
Der, are expected to go on trial in
the Breathitt Circuit Court tomorrow.
Juries from other counties in the
district over which Circuit Judge Sam
Hurst presides, may be called to hear
the cases.
The Clayhole precinct shooting oc-
Cured early on the morning OF cleo
ton day. It grew out of a bitter
political fight, Breathitt county being
one of the few mountain counties
in which the Democratic party has
a majority, at least part of the time.
The margin between the Republican
and Democratic parties is very close
On the last election day there was
no ballotting in this precinct which
normally is heavily Democratic. The
ballot box was thrown into stream
and most of the election onlciais
killed or wounded.
Reports diner as 10 WHO hfeo NV
first shots in the melee and as to the
exact cause.
Three indictments were returned
nv the Grand Jury which heard me
case. Will Barnett. Will Campbell
Ed Davis, Ed Combs, Andy Barnett
Alfred Barnett, Willie Davis ana
Marion Barnett are charged win
killing Eathan Allen, Cleveland
Combs and Asberry Combs.
Chester Davis is charged in sepa-
hate indictment with the killing OF
Eathan Allen, Cleveland Combs ana
Asberry Combs.
French Combs, /. J.. Combs, Shaoe
Combs and George Allen, Jr., are
charged in the third indictment with
killing George Mcintosh.
The cases originally were set lor
early in the March term OF the
Breathitt circuit court, but because
of q heavy docket and uncertainty
as to the getting Of jury. they were
set over until April 9. Attorneys
for the commonwealth sought
change Of venue and attorneys 'or
the defense sought to have Judge
Hurst vacate the bench on the ground
that he was a candidate in the cleo
ton which resulted in the trouble.
He denied both smotions.