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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

GREB-CLBBONS CLASH
HIGH SPOT IN BOXING
Battle Korthy Test for Both Bo~ers-Winner to Haze
Tunney and Carpenter in Sight-Hornsby
as Successor to Honus Wagner
BY GRANTLAND RICE
The Umpire Warns Up

The Umpire Warns Up
Off In the chilly night,
Fro slumber's chains haze bound mo,
Dali memory brings tho light
OF rival teams around me; .|
Tho Notes.-The jeers-thot reach my
cars,
Tho curses-loudly spoken;
Full many a brick or sNndry Kick
Upon my shin, holt broken.
You have a Forty II. p. lang,
0 Rooter toith the. Serpents Tongue;
I hear pou calling me each dov,
Above the tumalt Of the fray, IT,.
Names that / ioouldn't dare repeat
r. this hero olcan, home. going sheet.
Whatever. 1 may soy or do
7hs M Gss Gsav i@1 p1sa ssi kS, kSa ;sor ssng ''''
o Rooter soith tho Serpent's Tongue.
III
In tho spring our peace 70 over cohen
the bluc's bach IN tho skies.
In tho spring fuller orimson comes
into the toild fdn's eyes.
UXkTHY is It that the worst golfers
w always insist on talking about
their gamer suggests A. r. G. Well.
they are entitled to some sort Of a run
for their money, and the tongue can
always get as much distance a. the
Considerable Soiree
NTEssRs. GREB AND GIBBONS
4v1 are both lifting an armful Of
trouble for the Ides Of March when
they exchange gifts in Madison Square
Garden.
BY every sign ,ne can stumble on
now this contest should be one OF tho
top spots Of the season., with Greb
just a shade. .n advance, In 30 far as
preliminary chatter is concerned.
The tidy part about this soiree 70
that it will be Il worthy test for both
parties, where a decisive victory will
mean something to pack upon the trade
mark.
As the winner will have both Tunney
and Carpenter in sight, the ultimate
rewards will be far from Insignificant.
Dempsey's Refrain
wills or Carp, Carp or Wills,
One of them must pdH bills.
Just 90 1 collect my fec,
What care 1hich one II bes
On Top
WHATEVER Hornsby finally draws
w for IN annual stipend, no has taken
his place well in front as the most val:
liable ballplayer in the National League.
If any manager had first choice for
one star the Cardinal premier would
be nabbed without taking time to inhale
new breath. He is one of the leagues
greatest infelders and the old leagues
greatest hitter. He is the first entry to
step forward rs the logical successor to
one John Honus Wagner, now that the
ghost of the Flying Dutchman no longer
haunts the scene.
Hornsby, of course, isn't near the
gate value of Ruth nor up to Cobb in
this respect.
But he came to undisputed possession
of the throne only two years ago. This
should be one of his most highly ia
vOred years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

anG. Eddie Hayes will hands bavis when bs'jy: Y:
LEGAL matches. viii return 70 aixouss antian sson In
lie Is IN training now. 'A ''''''
IN Md CTrts. Jus. back after . New Eps,an,
70 %. meet Panama Joe Cans, Joe LIbbv' KS
ra'''' and Nero ch.nk: ''''' IA"
,,yirS iserfS n Mipk an overseas veteran now
'Sn WEE 70 ,n tdSpounders t Teddy wsins.ein . Ra.
.ossSs Gsrsy IA D"wr. l+o4s FOUNDER. II, seex,n.
h, hsnry MAu6sr and Mickey sicponouxh wifi,
ssturdsy ap nph, pF,ne'pals q The Aud,orm on
9.hs: sgSs. sss'T' &,,s II ns0!Sss RssDs ,sssSi:
s ssheii, s5'In sna pa,S J9hrny Hanlon vs. sammy
ncres "wss ,ss 70 s9sTn 9nTrry.Rochy Karsas was rem.
With Low asn TsndIeI IA a. !sS Gn!sh @ o; his bou.
Phiadsips!a Jse obrsn: e.o his s'',1. Ms,:s :,
ninst wh BOBBY 1,,a aGcsnn at tho Cambria Friasy
Ss n: ,sni Prsms: JahssyA os AiHza,ts Hsass win y!
Ionfny McCann. Potto Fseney w n, ~,
Duran and aeorg1s Dav!s w. JOHNNY Msiiompmcy iimmy
Joe Tfplitz. the hefty hitter, will o., .,..-
his second knockout OF the weei, S% after
tackles Phil Salvatore on Saturday nirh, ns ns
ne Sati9nsl. on Monday ntGht TIP tipped ed
Perry and Jimmy Mendo meet In ths Jazz JACK
nnai. stoekysrds Johnny Rose il 10 1ist, eIash
n Ynn. psRny snsy, nSdgs,Ss .Ii Ear Hartman meets
show with Frankie Julian. ~N'"s 'Hs
Ray MuIligan. Of Grayp Ferry. n t,s,n,,.
for two bouts He is TO appear az ~
this month. ''"'e time
Mickey .ConDer 10 ON the trail OF Kid
Wasnss. Al Warner and Buddy Fitzgerald.
"a llD11E kEa11f ahewise rseurnsl sycsn :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
CAMDEN AND CE[TS
BATTLE FOR LEAD
Unprecedented Interest Is Dis
played in Eastern League
Basketball Contest
WHEN tho Camden Eastern League

M1HEN tho Camden Eastern League
w team plays the leaders one usually
reads about "the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a contest in the armory,"
And 1t is expected the same line will be
read tomorrow morning. Never in the
history of the team. dating back some
ten years, have the fans across the river
been 80 worked up over any contest as
the one tonight with the New York
Celtics.
The Skeeters held a practice session
last night. This is something unusual
nowadays in basketball There was q
time when even Eastern League teams
held workouts twice a week, but the
players cannot practice and hold mem
bership in the "Railroad League" at
the same time. So the practice gets
the gate.
This simply serves to show the in.
terest displayed, not only by the fans,
but by the players also. Captain Steele
and the rest of the Jersey team are de.
termined to work their hardest to yet
in the play-off, but Trenton and New
York will offer the most stubborn re-
sistance to the accomplishment Of the
same.
The game means considerable to the
contestants. II Camden wins and Is
returned a winner over the Celts when
they clash in New York on Sunday 1t
would eliminate the Gothamites from
the race and Camden would be virtually
eliminated IL the visitors win tonight
and also are triumphant on Sunday.
Philadelphia fans will have an op-
portunity to see the Camden team play
over here tomorrow, when they stack up
against the South Philly Hebrews at
New Auditorium Hall, Seventh street
and Snyder avenue. The Sphas are
making arrangements to bring all East
ern League teama here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
RESERVES MAKE RECORD
pssijmInary Players at Nativity Win
B TWenty.one and Lose Six

1As Nativity Reserves, the team that
ylayD the preliminary basketball con-
tesfs ct Nativity Hail, Belgrade street
and Allegheny avenue, have been play
1nk remarkable ball the past month,
winning from all opponents by decisive
scores. The records for the season show
q total Of twenty seven games played,
twenty one Of which have been VIC
tpfiso.
H Il establishing these figures, tho Re-
oagveR have stepped out Of their class
- eegeral occasions and defeated teams
,tQ)o1 - far superior. The team is
F3feuAalZ q new one, the only veteran
tno Chelius. The other players are.
0eogys Schmidt, Chink Tierney, Joe
Aasfsfson. Larry Volz and Joe Voiz.
& Vince Kelly. a member of the club
eevo!l years. ago, is manager. Much
q the teams success is due to his
ceochlnS and ability to impart to the
players the finer points Of the game.
M games address Nativity @. c., Bel
GSad0 and Allegheny avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Immaculate Claims Title

Tho Immn culnte Conception basketball,
team will pay Triangle at Third snd Brown
streets tonisth. MANAGER Lees claims ti,o
Junior championship OF the city for his SEQ
ond squad. 1t has won twenty-seven ont
Of twenty-nine played. The only defeats
wero ~ Aqu!nas and Wanderers, and tuc"
have been beaten twice in return games NJ
we'll a. every Catholic club team In the CITY
Any Une disputing the claim Is asked TO set
IN touch with BILLY Lees. 1888 Lawrence
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Collins Kayoed In Pro p.h..

New York. Feb. 14.----Renry s,., ~.
where he 81 said to be an excsl,Sntt ~ city
Wolf larsen. former amateur. coIItss c5eTs With
find a suitable opponent for JACK nsMns. 70
hut IN the nrst round OF his bout WIN "a.
sen wes cent TO the canvas three timc.L ~. y.
but At the start Of tho second round assoh.
finished Mickey with a risft 10 tbs s.ersln
9fter which to packed up and returpeHr \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
STILL AFTER STRUNK
Manager HussIns viii Meet G'ea'
con In Chicago to Discuss Deal

Chicago, Feb. 15.-(William "Kid'D
Gleason, manager Of the White Sox, Is
expected here tomorrow to start round
ing up his players for the getaway to
Marlin Springs, Tex, on Saturday
night.
Miller Higgins. of the Yanks, will
Outfelder Strunk. Huggins is expected
to offer Pitchers Lefty O'Doul and
probably Mitchell.
Gleason says he will not talk busi-
ness unless "they can show me some
pitchers" but whether such n trade IL
acceptable remains to be seen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
WAITE HoYT SIGNS
Yankees' star HurIsr Has Pay More
Than Doubled

New York, Feb. 15.-Waits Hoyt,
star Of the World Series last October,
is in the Yankee fold.
Appearing at the New York Clubs
Offices with hts bride, Waite had short
talk with e. G. Barrow. business man
aser. Of the Yankees. and agreed to
terms. o..
The younsster who received $4,000
for q biz years work last season, re-
ccived more than 100 per cent increase
In his pay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Freak Training Doesn't Appeal to Moran


collegiate
baseball diamond This
Nulng cassed that kind Of
Ie freak training stunts don't make hit with me said Pat
the Reds will stick baseball Our business
worked of the diamond well the side
training the grounds Tex.
Moran follows the advice of Ben Franklin
things
~ and stuff On the field the
- Mshow The players are divided into of about
seach Of the he is facing and from
athlete the other The idea where and
make him catch it, ~ NN
the reaching and both de
with like Pat
. ean II quits ~ ''' 90 "'Ans
Robertson ,o
man IN the country about conditioning athletes indorsss
Saatms. NN''e 'fain'nS
n: greater part Of the training for the mapped out
include baseball amles In,
- eas previous Considerable siven the ,s
veteA VII bs at points ~ 'N' 'DNe'''
Bohn Cocency hand .or,
- e ~H be Pats task ~hip into .mos
ssorkino defense. '"'' "'o''"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

COME ONE has Just sent us another
- book on 1.-THE Mystery Of Golf."
The only mystery we ever saw attached
to golf was that Of the man who after
one Of his best rounds refrained from
saved two or three strokes" And 90
far, we have never seen him.
Copyright. 1855. All Rights Eeservs6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Scraps about Scrappers

~ bsuts are TO be staged tonight at the
unxG kkaAtro. X o. Kid Gross and X o
S1IScS vii meet In the wind-up OF the
~ four ;roundsrs Other bouts, Marty
Williams and X o. Young Chansy
I. saaisht-
MO has besn preparing for an
into the hstic world for several
~ ~SSas Z 70 Si Sooi % 81 or"nt With
~ 49, - uah Hartman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
MuhIenbsre A. A. wilma Ao.,,

Muhlenherg A. 4. nossd out Pelham 4 !.
1t bsN.etbaiI on the formers floor. A. Thtcs..
work Of Ellis for Mnhlenbers, ana ~ NJ dns
for Pelham. was the feature OF the :, sss'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
McCra,o Uses Players Only in Their Prime

and White would
x1 training the South This
exhibitions
the World Series of 1917 but
that didn't They regular
Looking the list Of working for nine and
1922
The the Giants has time for untrd athletes
old He
players their and when they signs
0nware attached.
OF all the PLAYERS the 1913 only remains and
AeGraw All Of the
Narquard
and Demaree Meyers Wilson.
Eddie
jim Thorpe Many of these still
Schak
because the 1910 scandal removed
has his own ideas He has wrecked couple ball
he back
Connie Mack the only remaining feature his 1913
that Pennock
~n Houck Wyekof CoreL and Bon pitchers
McAvoy Collins
and Ptef infelders dng
and Walsh In the outfeld. ~
Is blamedf smashino
be II
McGrau. been
said. XcGrap has busted ball clubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
ElV1NANTFORECASTERS
PRESENT 1922 CROWN
\ TO MiGRAW,S GIANTS
Dn Jay Has No Worries in the Field and His Pitchers
~ !. Compare Fauorably With Others in League.
Ms Has Smashed More Teams Than Mack
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Eyening Public LedSer

month away Official
already National League to Jawn Jay
inhed
history championship have been exceptionally strong
= tie .,
When Connie Mack coping sonon in the rare old days ne haa
Frank Baker to take care OF
when they still white boasted OF
All Of
everything baseball
infed Seems
championships
The doers
bame for becoming optimistic and patng themselves on the back
picking this
vita Kelly h Fsch second Bancroft short and lne Groh third
collectively should be
than hit the pellet
It u IDEAL a
With the defense and batting 300
better they should should The oued will be we'll
taken Of with Meusc left Young right and in
1hs cahers follow MSraw Instructions and good receivers
favoray with the others
@ league with Nehf Douglas Tey and Barne. nucleus McGraw
e.ould able
needed already the
months
the those
- other clubs the league
hurethe deliver the goods
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
New Haven Picks Rocky Mount

New Haven. Conn, Feb. l5.--s'Wiid Bilr'
Oonoven Will take the New Haven .nips this
~. 80 - s''ss ::ss.z III T. = ~
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
} NORTH DELTA .

Mrs. H. w. Pound is gradually i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Mrs Ella Huckaby and little son
visited the lady's mother. Mrs. Jennie
Cramer, Monday.
Mrs. Jerome Markley has returned
home from a two weeks stay in Delta
where she was nursing.
MI. and Mrs. L. c. Brown visited
over Sunday with Mrs. Browns sister,
Mrs. Baxter. in Montrose.
Mrs. Earl Morris and son Lloyd of
Garnet Mesa spent the day Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. Lewis.
Mrs Charles Heater spent the day
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs.
Billy Newton and family on Ash
Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wellhausen in
vited all OF their children home on
Thanksgiving day for delicious
goose dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruton have
| moved from North Delta to the Con-
dit place on Garnet Mesa which they
recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carter entertain
ed Mrs. Geslin. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Rutter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Marsh
and Charles Marsh at chicken dinner
on Thanksgiving day.
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Armstrong and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Littler of Montrose, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. L. @.
Lewis. The ladies' are mother and
sister respectively of Mrs. Waldo
Lewis.
! ]. w. Bourne. OF Seattle, Wash,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dom.
my Sunday evening. Mr.. Bourne is
an old time resident of Delta county
but sold his ranch several years since
and moved to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. jerome Markley enter
tanned % relatives at turkey dinner
Thanksgiving. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. S. G. Markley and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Schultz and Mr.
Mrs. L. c. Brown and family.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Dominy entertained q
company of friends at turkey dinner
Thanksgiving day. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drain and daugh
ters. Ursel and Erma; Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Ball and son Glenn; and Miss
Edith Offill,
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
ECKERT ITEMS

H. K. Ferguson made business
trip to Hotchkiss Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Butler were
shopping In Delta Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII Miller is visiting few
days at the l. c. Hall home in Delta.
Chas. Hale and Jimmie vela left
for California by auto Monday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb spent Thanks.
giving at the Jim Evans home In
Delta.
]. Caufman,s of Cedaredge enter
tanned the Waterman family at a
Turkey dinner Sunday.
Elias wenger arrived home Tuesday
from Manhattan, Kansas, where he
sold a car load of apples.
Miss Sylvia Underhill is filling Mrs
Harris place in the telephone office
during Mrs Harris absence.
Wednesday of last week Fred
Sweetheart had two ribs fractured by
n bull belonging to Dan Kehmeier
The Ladies' Society of the Presby
terrain Church held their annual ba
zaar Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Inez Kehmeier left Wednes
day OF last week for Los Angeles
Calf. where she will remain indefin
ately.
Frank Ensley's have moved tc
Grand Junction and Clyde Reeds
are moving into the house vacated b,
them.
Mrs. Tobauch and daughter Mrs
Harris and baby left last Wednesda,
for Price. Utah, to visit Mr.. Tobauch'.
mother. who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin and daughters OF California
mesa were Sunday visitors at the II
X Ferguson home.
Mrs. George Stell and baby cam'
down from Cedaredge Saturday Il
attend the bazaar and visited at thu
Stell home until Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
CEDAREDGE

| l.. C. Jackisch made short busi'
ness trip to Delta Wednesday.
| r. X Braning and family have
moved to their new bungalow on
Main street
Mrs. James McMillin Of Delta,
spent Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs Emily Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trickle and
son OF Montrose spent Thanksgiving
kat the jacques home.
w. s. Grant left by auto for Cali
Rfornia this week, taking car load
with him. He expects to be gone
some time.
George Bowness, Chris jacques
kand Harry Smith are up at Leon trap
ping. They report about three feet
of snow on the level.
The new Community church is to
have the new windows in soon. The
Calendar club is making the purchase.
This will add much to the appearance
OF the building.
The Calendar club will hold its an.
nual bazaar next Thursday. There
will be fancy work, doll booths, etc.
DO your Christmas shopping now.
There will also be an oyster supper.
Friday the basketball girls enter
tanned the fotball boys at four.
course supper in the school building
The room was decorated in the class
colors, toasts were given and pleas.
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Terril Ellington.
Mr.. ]. Tackitt of Redlands Mesa
spent Thanksgiving with Terrill ELL
ington and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben O'Kelly, Mrs. w.
O. Cox and Miss Goldie attended the
Poultry Show at Montrose, Saturday.
The Women's class taught by Mrs.
Slack held their monthly meeting
Monday evening at the home of Mrs,
C. L. Greenwood.
A number of people from the Mesa
! attended the funeral of Grandma But
; cher on Redlands Monday. Mrs.
Butcher was so years old.
The Brotherhood class held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mr..
viii Lauck Monday evening.
Miss Amy Slack who has been
home the past week left for Delta
sunday to resume her position as
teacher in the Delta schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Holder are
the proud parents of a baby girl, born
Tuesday. Dec. 5th. The young lady
has been named Catherine lone.
Thursday morning while Joe Reich
and family were going to Jim Myers
for Thanksgiving dinner they were
struck by an auto driven by Mr.. Van
Beach. The accident happened near
Mr.. Cribs. One wheel of the car
riage was torn off but the occupants
escaped without serious injury.
! Last Friday the members of the
brotherhood class met at Jake Lay
mans ranch and proceeded to Red
lands Mesa. where they engaged in a
rabbit hunt the captains were Mr..
Slack and Mr.. Jake Layman. Mr..
Stacks side captured 90 cotton tails
and three jack rabbits. Mr.. Layman's
side captured IS cotton tails and 10
jack rabbits. Mr.. Slack's side lost
and will give the winning side din
ner.
| At the Delta Montrose poultry show
last week VIM Holt secured the fol-
lowing scores on his Rhode Island
Red chickens: First on pen; first on
pullets: second on pullets: first on
cockerel; first on hen: on the white
Leghorn: first on hen; second on
cockerel: sweepstakes on Leghorns
| dhu SliNeT cup Oh ullitS pSh' "a eAAeA
Greenwood secured on White Leg
horns: four lists; two 3rds, and
sweepstakes, Mr.. Will Lauck and
Russell Bryan also secured premiums.
laxear Community Church Notes
The services next Sunday will be as
follows:
1000 a. m. Sunday School. A. I.
Greenwood, Supt.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship, THE
Switzerland OF the Soul"
700 p. m. Epworth League, W. c.
Linn, President.
$500 p M Song Service and Bible
Message.
The official board will meet in post
poned session at the church Thurs
day evening at 1880.
The pastors telephone number is
147.H. Paul A. Shields, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
AUSTIN NEWS F.,
) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Crowded Out Last Weekly

Crowded Out Last Weekly
Edna Brown was a Delta visitor
Tuesday.
Gus Ensly and family were visitors
at the Frank Ensly home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Hussey and
Martha Harris were Delta visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reed were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Drys-
dale Sunday evening.
The Good Will class of the Baptist
Sunday school spent a social after.
noon at Mrs. Dustin Weeks Tuesday.
The Fairview school began to serve
hot lunch to the children of the
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

From the way speeding motorists
tear around the streets in some
places, one might think they were OBJ
serving the hunting season by trying
to bag pedestrians.
If the scorching drivers are deter
mined to go into the ditch, it would
be advisable to pick out spot where
they won't have to roll over three or
four times before reaching bottom.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
ROGERS MESA

Terrill Ellington spent Monday on
Redlands Mesa.
Mr.. Al Layman has rented the
Refill ranch and will move there in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, G. Linn and Mrs,
H. F. Ruble visited Mr.. Ruble at the
hospital In Delta.
Miss Ruth Ellington of Hotchkiss
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

school Monday. The patrons of the
school think this will be great help
to the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pritchard and
son Hubert were dinner guests at the
Lee Ellsworth home Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

Some people prefer low automobile
numbers, while others believe that
the bigger q number is the less easily
the police can read It.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of George Constantine Mourtzinos,
Deceased.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to present them for
adjustment to the County Court OF Delta
County. Colorado. on the Sth day of Jan
uary A. D.. 1923.
II. J. BAIRD. Administrator.
First pub. Dec. s !: last Jan. 4. 1923.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate OF vasilios Apostolos Mourtzinos,
Deceased.
No. SIT.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to present them for
adjustment to the County Court of Delta
County. Colorado. on the Sth day OF January
A. d. 1923.
II. ]. BAIRD. Administrator.
First pub. Dec. 8 last Jan. 4. 1923.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
ORDINANCE NO. 12. 1922

AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING THE LE-
GAL AND PROPORTIONATE COST OF
THE CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 10 IN AND
FOR THE CITY OF DELTA, COLORADO.
AND THE APPORTIoNMENT OF THE
COSTS THEREOF AGAINST THE Adult
TING PROPERTY OWNERS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-07-06
CLAIMS WARD
WASH NORMAL
This Was Testimony of HIS
Brother Before Grand Jury
(By the Associated Press1

(By the ASSOCldleu IL
New York, July 6-Walter 5. "aru'
wealthy bankers son, charged with
the murder of Clarence Peters, was
not normal before the killing, ac-
cording to the testimony OF his pro-
ther, Ralph D. Ward, before the
Westchester county grand jury, maze
public today. The minutes OF the
grand jury were turned over to
Wards lawyers by court order re-
Gently.
When asked by the jury if his bro.
ther was in good health, Ralph Ward
replied, according to the testimony:
"No, l don't think he was; at least
he wasn't normal"
Mrs. Ward, wife of the accused,
whose testimony also was made pub
lie, threw light on newspaper story
written by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.,
to the effect that Ward, after being
lodged in Jail, had visited his home
one night before being released on
bail. In denying the story, she told
the jury, that the young millionaire
reporter had tried to interview her
on a sympathy plea. :.
She said Vanderbilt sent in his
card, asking if he could see her be-
cause he was in "great sympathy
with me-" She said Vanderbilt was
very insistent upon seeing her but
she positively declined to see him.
Before the grand jury was dis
charged it handed up presentment
denying Vanderbilt's story.