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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Entries for Todny,

First race The Catonsvill.
s,"spis.astel; 100000. four-ye.r-old.
keith. isa; Lucky Find. 80: txyj
'res. nm $40. Overmatch. 100.
'Hnl Ten pounds claimed for rider
second race-Th" Juvenile handi-
CAP. for two yeAr-oids. purse. &l.7ie.
SIX furionss ,c)-Blue Hawk. lis:
Iucado. los. Frank O.. I07, Flag OF
Truce, ne luminus,, 40: Rnddv.
IL Sweetheart. ll5; Silk Tasscl.
Third racc-Thc Potomac. si.5,o.
three year-oids and m: claiming
six furionrs G5D-saddi. and Hoo,s
~. lN POlytnia. III: txl Alex n
~: FLY fif,y: los, Cr) Wrath. ll2;
Aimoner. los; poushnut. los; *,
riucky. -. ta) Royal Charlie. 100.
ETarc. l2": Arrow Of Gold. ia; tyi
nr"ckl"shy. loo; tS) Apex. iI5: Good
TIM. lio; Sailing Along. lo7. ca
handicap: three year-olds and UP;
ono mill u6p--tXt Amanda Ho.y.
-; tx) Cromwell l0l: Catalan.
10; % Goalcr, 10; ,x) nar,nonions.
Knight OF the Heather. 100. Mayor
ii"usc. ll2; Mock Orange 100. sun
IVA H.. lH Swecpy. 100; Hidden
Jcwri 10; 'xD Nitamin. e5. (x)
~ ~ = 'liiie. lh0
Fifth racc-Thc Pim,ico fu,uri,v
gold cup. tw" years; one mile Or
MartinEHlc. l22: How Fair ia.
Rinlto. lla: Sailys Alley. 1I6; Nv
own. l22; bouG.s. llS.
Sixth race--The Ilowie ban1ic,n.
$4,000 added for thrcc-vear-niIs
ana up u miles tD-I;xterminator.
100: Oceanic. iI3; Medina. 100: Mad
Latter: 10: Caoihin AicoCk. 10;
Thimhle. 1oi: Paul Jones. 100.
ENidons. ll3; irish Kiss. 100
Seventh race-sl.5i9: setting
three year -olds: /. miles ID-CxC
NiGhthoat. IS: Tom McTaggart. ll5:
* Doctor Jim. los: tN) Dark Hill
ll3; North Wales. lO2. fxD balance
Wheel. los; Jordan. l0i: War Victor.
LII; Noucn. 10: 'X) Dolly g. 100 !:
The Roll Call. lo@. ,x) CialIivant.
*: 'Xl H"tty J.. l02: 90 King John.
ll3: tx) Dissolutc. o.
CD Five pounds apprentice allow
ancc claimed.
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AT Pinlico
I'LL eAIIlfA

brstItN.
hanl. 1910, - 30. 1910. won. Petit
logger. ,ll2 G.owc). {l7.5O. sieO. sec
ono; whirIwmd. ~ tsandeJ, ,2.5o.
third. Time. l:l2 is.
Frank q Eacnet sScra,cheed. soe
Bradley s,oney, also ran
second rae" Gadny. ia Thomas.
1900. sa2o. S2s0. won; Crichet, III
tkummer). $3.50. $3.50. second. Scar
;Iird Time. - s.s. "' |'''O'
A,h"rstone. wiywag, Co:rompa.
M"Fsar"t Loretta. scratched. Seeo-
va vande'burs. HHne stretch. All
barre, also ran
Third rice nlgei ll3 tFa.o).
Xxx $3.50; Cherry rie. loa Lykj,
'3rti". $3.50. second: Soiisa. 10
Ill IS.
Blue Hawk. General Thatcher.
untidy. Saily's Alley, Brilliance. So
IOWA. bright Tomorrow. Athcrstoue
u.ykJ. $3.50. ,s5 i0o"t .aio Won on
knoheir. III GsSmdei, $500. $50
second; crocus. il5 penman). $3.50
Careful. Mad Halter, Missionary.
nam. Second Thoughts. Welnnder.
Hli.anr. Littlc chief. also ran
= I'll fh''--lIt'h fare, III tkuvn-
mrr). 500. Si.lO. 1880. won: Exc
dns. 10 i.ykepS $40. second: Knot.
iVZ CMcT!an.). $3.50, third. Time:
Emotion. Mainnau. Good Times
rank. Missionary, John Paul Jonas
nirrus. hnobhic. scratched. prudcry
Ilpnity "itchet, Fair Gain. Bluncr.
a!So ran.
sixth rac"-copper Demon. ii3
CSSnndel. $40, $50 1900. won;
'lHifEfl1In 'Ns ,nr,,piuN
second Lunetta. ios tMcLanc,. t33O.
ihirH Time, i:j2 rs Ry Jimmy.
!rish kIss, Pastoral swain Al! Fai
scratched. slippery Elm. isridesman.
!)uNo John. b~esd"n also ran
seventh Ehca-Fol!v Wnle. 1908
te'udor). sll.2o $50. 1910. won: Ga
zin'a. ZOE tAbcD. s5.7O. $3.50. second
Crossicss. los oMarlnclli), $40. ,h.rd
Time. l.is. Grace Foster. scratched
scotland Vet. The Vengeance. MUllie
Harness. Tcodi"s. Grizdcl. Feigncd Seal
Little Annic. Eirah, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
RICE AND WILHITE
WIN AT BILLIARDS

Rice continued his winning streak
by defeating Miller. 80 to 81. after
the hardest fought and most stub
horn contest staged 50 far in tho
mutuai Pocket billiard tourney Both
contestants played snperbly through
OUT ana ran neck and neck until tho
later par, Of tho game. when tho
breaks began 10 favor Rice.
Horton and WilhI,e had battle
royal. Whit" winning ont. so TO a.
fio,h players showed excellent form.
Horton getting the high run nf
twelve in the first frame. Last week
white lost his match and Horton
won his.
High jurisdiction, twelve; VIII
hite. ten: Rice. nine. and Miller.
eight
This afternoons schedulc-M cKrei
~. Eurks. Hawkins VS.. Schacfer
Time , o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Richmond Boy Injured
in Blacksburg Game

Especial To Tn. Times DispatCh.l
ELACkSECKG. VA. Nov s
with tn" Maryland game safely
tucked away on the winning side
az the ledger the Gohblers will
now prepare FOR North Carolina
state college. VINO will b. met
in Norfolk on Armisticc Day. The
Techs hsd very light workout
today. hut tomorrow Coach Zen
Cuhbag viii have some real
scrimnagc practice with the two
scrub teams and Henry Rcdds'
freshmen
The Gohhlers should inaururatc
break your ciavicle week"
Against catholic University /;
was Half Pint sutton. ami SAT
urday. against Maryland. it was
Right Tackle Green. Green was
lying on tho ground when some
one broke through and fell on
MS shoulder. breaking the col
lar near It's attachment at the
shoulder. Green viii he out for
tn" Reliance IT the season. fic is
n John Marshall High School boy
and was Just beginning to show
h'a tue form when tho accident
occurred. Green's Mace Will h.
taken by either Graham or Moran
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,,"rnct~ wor. for spiders.

Special Ia Tn" Time pispatrh.
I.NN'lII:t'RG. VA. Nov. G-Wi,h
tn" University ~ Richmond game
"a their Immediate "bj"ctivc. the
plct"d "a week of gu"Iinr practice
ini"rmiN"d with shvrt Iay-ons for
tho players who were lHiurch in IN.
ftrrEGlc with Washington aud Lee
y cHn""llatinn az last SATURDAYS
gam" u"C"S%itat"d IN" Hornets uI,v
'hS practice game with u military
academy IN order To keep In Condi-
ton IN" regular lineup was used
- "a" Hornet mentor wished to zoe
MS nrSt-sirinG men In action
IN" University of Richmond Will
b" the strongest opponent Of tho rn
naming teams ON the liOrnNt e,,h.d-
uI". and IN" LynchhurS team Is bend
lhe All -! its efforts towards win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
TO MEET YOUNG COSTER
TONIGHT BEFORE DUPONT CLUB
Ien.Round Affair Will Be Main Attraction on Fine Ath.
letic Program Arranged for Hopewcll-Big
Delegation Going From Richmond.

featur" Will be between Kid Bakish
or h"p"w"I. and Young Caesar. 81
Richmond. This pair met som" time
AK" ana IN" bout was declared q
nFh"' heiih man being able 10 pu;
TN" shoulders Of the other to the
mat Another wrestling affair viii
b" between Rcd Martin aud George
fr"hHl"E. l'"th OF the youngsters
h'lnE IN splendid condition IL hidg
ialr I" o" ON" nf tn. best wrestling
t"utS ever Witnessed hN tn. fHns
Th"r" viii h" two bouts between
n"Gr" h"ivNw weights. and then tho
run 90 the affair viii he u battle
r"th'' IN which six Cnlorcd huSki.s
Viii enter til" riur at one time and
night IL out"
lnrG" delegation * expected to
com" Over from richmond. aud Pc
t"rsnnis hghi fans hsv" already
n'"h' arrangements I" take in TIA"
bouts tn" hill ~ recognized Rs ono
"' TN" hoSt ever given here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
CORPS WILL CHEER THE FL WING SQUADRON ATURDAY
Sarazen Not Notified
His Job Was Vacated
LRv AssncInt.d rrnssl


PITTSBURGH, Nov. 6.-Eupene
Sarazen. national open golf
champion. declared here today
that the Highland Country Club
made public It's decision to reject
his demand for an increased sal
ary n"xt year. wfthou, formally
notifying him. The committee
ISSUED statement last night do
ciaring ,hat 1t had decided to
cancel SaTaZcn's contract. which
had another year 10 run.
Tn" club committee annnuncod
last night that the question ,f
salary involved was a secondary
consideration. II was decided
that tho club preferred TO hire a
professional who would spcnd
most OF mis- time In Pittsburgh.
Shrazen said he VIII leave for
New York tonight. Io Intends
To soil for Miami. Fla. on We'd
nesday. Cen. recently wa. oper-
ated on for appendicitis. and his
physician recommended that no
spend several WEEKS resting in
tho south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
CARNEGIE QUARTER
IS LEADING SCORER
Up Associated Press J

NEW YORK. Nov. s-Quarter
Back Jimmy Robertson. OF Carnegie
Tech. continues 70 lead Individual
Rridiron scorers In the East. accord
ing TO compilations today, with ..y-
enty-thre" points. composed 81 twelve
i"nchd"wns and one point from try
after touchdown. Bots" Brunner.
of Lafayette. is close behind. with
s"Ycnty-one. consisting or ton touch
downs and eleven points after touch
down. while Wilson and Palm. Of,
Penn state. are next with eixty-one
and nfty-hve, respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Alabama's Grid Coach
Sends In Resignation
tHy Associated Press |

TUSCALOOSA. ALA. Nov. g.
Coach Ken Scot; has rendered his
resignation as football coach at
the University of Alabama. 1t
was announced here today. fol-
lowing return Of the team from
Philadelphia. where il defeated
tn" University "f Pennsylvania
last saturday 1t was stated that
coach scott asked 10 be relieved
month ago. hut was prevailed
upon la remain for tn" balance of
tho season. Ills health had not
been good In the South and that
was the reason assigned for his
action.
Scott has offers from two Fast
crn s"hO"ls and one Western
school. II was stated by persons
close to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
.DOBSON CALLED AWAY
BY FATHERS ILLNESS
Spiders Continue Practice TN.
der Assistant Coach
Ed Bailey.

Coach Frank bohUou Of IN" Uni
N"rSi'y nf kichmOnG. wJs called 10
Philadelphia last night ON account
OF The illness OF his father. who il
thought to he i'm u scrinus condition.
Irar'ic" on Stadium Field ycstcr-
hhN afternoon vas in charge OF AS
StS'ant coarh Eel. BAILEY. with Can
tain Whv"riy Jones. directing the
varsity through som. fundamental
drilis.
IN" spiders are nnticipatinr "a
livery gam" with l.yuChhurg COL
log" at the ilill city Saturday. and
VIII carry ont fun praCtir" pro
gram. I" include scrimmagcs today
aud tomorrow.
fra"iic" yesterday was short. In,
tunrry. AMI all IN" squad seemed
in good condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07

ming this contest. The game Will he
played in Lynchhurg Armisticc BAY.
To date Lynchhurg College mas
PLAYED four games. defeating Hamp-
den Sidney and Wake Forest aud
losing 10 Virginia Military Instituto
and Washington and Lee The Hor-
nets are the only team to score on
tn" Flying Cadets. accomplishing
what Virginia ana Norm Carolina
State could not do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
AUSTRALIANS FAVOR
TENNIS ZONE SYSTEM
lEy AssocLntch rrcs.1

MELBOURNE. Nov s-The Moi
bourne Herald says tho suggestion
advanced In tho United states that
zone system" should he adopted
hereafter. I'm competition for The pa
via cup tho international lawn ten
ms trophy, has mot with approval
from tn" local tennis players.
Gerald /. Patterson. raptaio Of An
s'ralia's 1872: Davis cup team. is
quoted SIS declaring h. MS no doubt
tho system NIll he adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
BILL T|LDEN 70 LOSE
ONE JOINT Of FINGER
Physician Belivcs Tennis
Champ Will Still BE
Able 10 PLAY.
IRv Assnriafnl H. l

II. Tilden. IL. rf Philadelphia. ma
ti"nal tennis champion. wIli lose the
first joint "f the riddl. tinucr OF
MS MT hand according TO Or. w
u. S"nrt'"N. his physician At the
Germantown Hospital.
Or. Swartlcy said today he did
not expect tho infected finger 10
stifen anf interfere with TIldcn's
playing ability. Tho hrst Joint has
nccom" sahGrenous and viii drop
OF. he added.
Tildcn is cheerful and conhJcn,
thor" wili y" no Interference with
hts tennis PLAYING He continues 10
declare ne viii he out TO dcf.tl his
Title next year.
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Especial to Tho Times.Diapa,ch /

ISTScIhI 20 Tho Times -Dilpa'ch
hoi r" ELL, VA, Nov. 5.-Evcry-
'hin9 rs all set" FOR the bis sport
ing events 20 be held at Dupont Club
Ioniorro" night. The main bout
VIII oe a ten round affair, between
charlie holman ana Young Cos,cr.
tho latter % Philadelphia Holman
~ HopeweI boy and gaining roc
"Rniticn among the principal hight
crs or the country. due TO his steady
stream Of victories
Holman has entered tho fch,
gam" entirely He has resigned hi-
posltion whh local concern and
devotinr his whole time To training
70" pugiistic encounters He is tax
ing care OF himself and spends prac
tically all of hts time either at nom"
or IN ms private gymnasium
In addition to Tho Holman Caster
bout. Al Holman. brother Of charlie
VIII enter IN" ring against KID Arm
~ Baltimore. Will" tho wrestling
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Football Player nndr, hurt.

llill'AlDEl.hiilA Nov. Slack
Lang. OF champion. y Y. star
quarter back OF the University Of
pennsylvania !r"s Imam football
ton IN the University Hospital 49, 4
result Of Injuries received SHtur-
day in game with M.rccrsuurr
ACad"my at Mcrcersburg. ia \ v"r-
t"bra is said Ia h" di-lccatcd lust
below the. neck. Lang ~ 10 year.
old
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NhItc Dcfrntx nnrrea.

,IiiII.NIIELlTIIA, Nov. 6.-Charlie
Whitc of Chicago. won the popular
accession over Bobby Barrett. of Cliff
ton Heights. Pa, in an eiabt-ro,n
ieht wcisht bout here tonight Bar
rett made good showing and stayed
the full eight rounds
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H!ntt Is norked ont.

TRENTON. y. I. Nov G.-Iack
Rcnault. Canadian hcavyweieh,
champion. ana sunrr!nr partner uf
JACK Dempsey. knocked out Jack
Hyatt. of nattiA Creek. Mich. to-
night In the second round Of an
eight round match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Chester kruirs MI,

thostor dcfcatrd Ihr yirnn,. unnn
wei! lliEh Srhpni eleven At Hone
Wei Friday afternoon ny tho score
"i L" -. Rock. for Chester. foa-
tuf'h inc game by in,crc"nting u
pass and running seventy vards fnr
touchdown. This makes tho third
victory out OF four starts for ,'hes-
ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07

TlNEiiCi,ST y g.. Nov. Ed
WIN T.. Sconcld. Of Piuchurst. and
Donald larson, Of Ioungs,nwn. Ohio
We" i"r low media sc"r" with eighty
on" in the qualifying round az Ri.
eighteenth annual autumn uoif
tuuriidm here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6--Walter
Lutzke. third haSeman last year Of
the Kansas city team. Of the Amer
lean Association. has been traded 10
the Cleveland team. of tho American
League, for two players and cash
consideration, II WAS ANNOUNCED here
today by officials Of the local club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Dnvc Shndc NA,Ina

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-Davc shade, OF
lifoTnia. won Il technical knock
L over Jack Perry, OF Pittsburgh.
the seventh round of their seized .
ed ten-round bout her. tonight.
Zen the referee stopped the fight
save Ferry from further punish
NJ me men arc weltcrweIrhts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
Good to Manage DIuc..

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6-Wilbur
Good. appointed manager Of tho To-
cal team of tho American Assocjs-
ti"n. NJ Inc middle Of the season last
year, will manage the team ncxt sea-
son, George Muchlcbach. president
OF The club. ANNOUNCED tndnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
UNIVERSITY
TRIMS MOREHOUSE

Union University. uf Richmond
d"i"st"d M"r"huusc college. or At
i"hta' yesterday afternoon, 10 to q.
at League PARK. Norfolk.
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7rackman's Pick
for Pimlico

!. Orermatch, Musty. Crest I'M.
Frank g.. Silk Tassel, Heel
Taps.
g. Arrow OF Gold. L'Erare, Sad
lie and Boots.
4. Venlzelos. Goaler, Amanda
foey.
8. Saily's Alley. Rialto. Martin
ale.
g. Oceanic. Captain Alcock.
Medina.
:: Tom McTaggart. The Roll
'an. Nlghtboat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
MASTER PIANIST
PLEASES CROWDS
Tulsa Music Lovers Brave
Cold to Hear Famous
Russian Artist

Although Convention hAll lq not
an idcnl place Tor PLAYING, ana even
though the holding Q. an audience
by n pianist Is an achievement como
what difficult OF accomplishment 10
all timcs Harhmnuiuoff the gui.
nent Russian artist. held hlH liston-
ora last night His Performance VAS
satisfying to those who bratod the
unaccustomcd riRors ot an uucpm-
fortably frsld night
While 90 is perhaps the tfcmoud-
Gus dynamic force OF the famous
artist that he's been provocative OF
the major portion OF the enthusiasm
ot American music critics since hls
coming to thiH country, his Buayc
artistry and his personality In iu.
terprctation ARE scarcely less out
standing factors In his exposition Df
tho beauties ~ the numbers upon hl'
program. III only they would not
always say Rachmnuinoff ~ ro-
ported TO huyo exclaimed during
those frgt rW wooks Of his appear
ancc here "fingcrH of steer iut
add 10 that remarkable strength me
subtle control uf tone color ana ih'
fine scuar Of fitness that ~ Rach-
maninoffs and the result Is artistry
that is rmlnon'ly satisfying and IN
II was reason Tor particular
pleasure to the lovers Of music who
heard Rlchmnninoff last night that
the artist placed upon his program
his amuus prelude In G sharp
Minor" \ polka of his own com
position was the b number OF TINS
group. In the chopin group Of i've
numbers the artistic self control or
the master pianist was particularly
evidenced.
The unusual opportunity for near
ing the worldramed pianist was
made possible for Tulsa through the
efforts OF Robert Boice Carson
tenuary brings an extraordinarily
large number of really good things
musically, the appearance OF NC
Cormack Monday, also sponsored by
Mr. Carson. follows close upon tho
heels Of the Rachmaninoff concert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
YOu Tell The World

ROBERT BUTLER. negro, was
convicted Of murder by jury In
Judge W. u. williams division ~
district court Thursday and scn-
fenced to lifo imprisonment Butler
was accused Of shooting Clarence
Johns another negro. last Noyem-
hcr duriuR u quarrel In cafe In Lit
De Africa.
c. a. vERsCHoYLE Of wichita
Fails. Texas, vice president OF the
American Automobile association,
win ho iu the city today and VIII
attend the luncheon Of tho okla
homn Automobile association at
noon
BIDS FOR THE t25O,OOO Dawson
road bonds VIII bo received by tho
county missioners unti 2 o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon. At that time
all bids viii be opened No bid that
~ less than par and per cent hc-
crucd lntorcut from date of issue ~
the bonds viii be Introduced The
bonds were issued on September 10
but due 10 an injunction suit against
their sale they have been held. The
Huit was dismissed wednesday. BIDS
for the road job viii be advertised
aa soon ~ the bonds are sold. ac-
cordInR 10 the commissioners
=
FREE POSTAL delivery service
viii be- started In Kendall next Tues
day, 10 was announced Thursday by
tho new postmaster. Omcr X BEN
cdlct provided that all Kendall res
idcnts install mail boxes. II mail
boxes are not put up by then service
win be delayed tho postmaster said
-
a SUPpLEM ENTAIL appropria.
ton Of t65, 432lG to the general
fund was voted by the county com
miadoncra Thursday The money
VIII bo taken from the accrued sur
plus ono OF the biggest cKpendl-
lures 10 be made from tho fund Ia
$40, 900 for bridge over Bird creek
Tho new bridge viii be located Pev
oral miles below the one between
ulsa and Owasso and win open vi,
now trade territory, Il In said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
FIRES UPON OFFICER
Motorcycle Policeman Leo Irish Mar
rowly Escapes With His Life
When Shot Al

While following n supposed liquor
car about 3:30 O'Clock Thursday
morning, Motorcycle officer Leo
Irish narrowly escaped with his life
when he was fired upon by occupants
OF n parked car near the section Inc
on East Fifteenth street. The car
was standing by the side OF the road
with all tights out, Irish said and
he did not discover II until he was
almost upon IL. one OF the men who
was standing on the opposite side
shot az he approached the car, the
bullet striking the spot light on the
motorcycle.
Irish lost control OF his machine
in the excitement and was tn own
several feet into the air landing In
n ditch on the opposite side OF the
road. Following the first shot. the
occupants of the car kept up the
shooting, according to Irish, and
fired several shots at the motorcycle,
vidently thinking that he WIS still
there. Irish drew his gun as quickly
as possible and fired five shots 1t
the car which in the meantime had
gotten under way and speeded over
n distant rise Just as car driven by
Don Martindalc, desk sergeant at
sub-station No. in Kendall, APP
peared. Martindale and Bicycle Off
GERS Earl Clark and c. H. Houghton
who were in the car gave chase but
lost sight OF thcspeediug auto sew
eral milea ont OF the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
POLICE GET SECOND STILL
Scilzc Fivc-nl'on Stlll. Mash and
Whisky at West Tulsa Home.

The police seized tire second still In
the last two days Thursday when "A
raiding squad led by chief OF Po-
lice George H. Blaine raided a prl-
vnte residence in West Tulsa near
the Mid Continent Amusement park
a fiye-gallou capacity copper still
was seized. together with more than
sixty gallons OF corn mash, raisins,
corn chops and several gallons of
corn whisky, which according to the
officers, had just been run off.
Officers on the raid were Detec-
tlves Hiram stevens. Al Sanders,
I'D Erwin. II, Elliott and Sic Jack
son, Sylvester Remicc was arrested
by the police charged with posses
sion. No other arrests were made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
Draft McGlnnis As Candidate.

MUSKOGEE. Jan. l9.--W. T.. Nc
Ginnis Of Muskogec was drafted"
by the local members OF the bar to-
day to make the race for the demo-
cratic nomination for Judge of the
state supreme court from this dis
trict. McGinnis was formerly Unit
ed states attorney here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
CIty OffIcIals CrltIci1cd.

NHIdN VI HHbfnblloH ana preventing
the commission Of crimes"
city Officials CritIcizcd.
The resolution then charges chat
tho city government In particular In
tho person of itH mayor, ana its Io-
lice force, Is avowcdly, openly 1n1
notoriOusly In sympathy with 'he
persons conducting and maintaining
these unlawful assemblies. routs ana
riots and instead Of attempting TO
peyeut their operation. are giving
them encouragement and comfort In
the distribution OF material Elfta."
After declaring that I'VE have
M. hing 10 hope for from oar legally
constituted local authorities" the
rosplu lon asserts that the con-
tinued belief by the participants IN
these unlawful gatherings that they
are completely immune from the
operation of the law. is certain to
lead TO violence, outrages and crimes
oven greater than those which have
heretofore occurred"
Governor Robertsun was expected
to return tonight from q GRIP t.
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
OH Ceoloeists convention.

OKLAHOMA ~ Y, .h1. Con
ventlon OF tho American Associa-
tion OF Petroleum Geologlsts, a ma
tional organization, is to be held here
March o. 10, and II, according to
confirmation of dates received to-
day by the convention committee OF
the local chamber of commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-20
Commend Agricultural Bloc.

ENID, Jan. 10. Resolutions
commending the agricultural bloc In
its efforts to bring relief to the far
mers were passed IN the closing Sos
sion of the annual convention OF the
Farmers operative Dealers asso-
CiHiiOn here tonight.