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The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
HUGE DECREASE IN
COST OF RUNNING
GOVERNMENT Seen
Ordinary Expenditures of
Past Nine Months To-
tai S2,577,315,196.59

A decrease Of more than $1,000
100000 in ordinary expenditures Of
the government for the period from
Juiy /. 1921. to March 81. 1922, as
compared with the corresponding
period a year ago is shown in the
-.three quarter" statement. COM
piled from daily Treasury reports.
made public yesterday. Ordinary
Expenditures for the last three
quarters totaled s2.577.s15.Iss.5s.
while ss,7ss.771.sss.74 was disbursed
in the previous period.
Redemptions and retirements of
public debt paper was effected to
the amount of s5,361.S4s.041.s2.
which is more than a billion dollars
less than for the same period a year
ago. when the figure aggregated
Ss,57T.S3T.015.15. These are classi-
ned. for the period. as follows:
Certificates of Indebtedness re-
deemed. s3.s52. 303.95O: Treasury
(war) savings securities redeemed.
s71.4s7.579.75: old debt items retired.
s33.593.17; First Liberty bonds re-
tired. $4,000: Second Liberty bonds
retired. s4s37.15e; Third Liberty
bonds retired. s4IS20. 300: Fourth
Liberty bonds retired. ss.050. 300:
Victory notes retired. s1.292.643.650:
National bank notes and Federal re-
serve bank notes retired, ss7.s5s.-
3eo.
Local Securities.
Public Utility bonds featured
trading on the Washington stock
Exchange yesterday. prices remain
Ing strong and at the top of the
present average.
Potomac Electric first mortgage
IS were strong at a new high of
95a,. and the general mortgage 6s
Of the company were firm at par
WASHINGTON Railway As touched
sa5t. a new high. while the general
SIS Of the same company were firm
at % Capital Traction also sold at
a new high on the present move
ment. 96.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-CattIe-
Prime steers. sS.30as.25: good &c
choice steers. s7as.5o; feeding
steers. s4.75as.25; heifers, s6as
yearlings, fair to choice. sS5oaa .25
plain to good steers. S5a6.75: fair
to choice cows, sia7: Gamers. s2.5oa
$50.
Hogs-Choice to light butchers
s10.30a19.60; medium weight butch.
ers. $1o.1oa10.50; fair to fancy, light
s1o.15a10.60; heavy butchers, ss.75s
1910: heavy packing. ss.4oas.So;
rough packing. ss.ooas.6o: pigs. sss
1925.
Sheep-Go"d to choice lambs, s11
a13.50; spring lambs. S16a20: year
lings, $10a12; wethers, ssas.5o;
ewes, seas.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
BRISK SELLING IN
LATE HOURS WIPES
OUT EARLIER GAINS
Oils and Motors Bear
Brunt Of Realizing
Movement.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-AithougS
the turnover In stocks showed
some slackening today. trading wa,
stiii unusually active and saies ran
up 10 approximately I.7so.eeo
shares At the start q continuation
Of the pront-taking movement was
apparent, fractional declines being
the rule. Oils and motors suffered
most. but the selling was absorbed
well and prices stihened up. ~
noon rails were distinctly strong.
many making new highs. but indus
trials Jagged. In the afternoon
another heavy selling movement
gathered strength and by the e-5se
declines Of / and . points were
quite common throughout the in
dust-ial list. Rails held better and
weer OF ractionally.
Bonus nm q Factor.
As the pronounced weakness ap-
peared subsequent 10 an announce
ment that the Republican sena-
terial caucus had voted I'm favor Of
a bonus bill. Il is possible that TIN.
development was . feature In the
decline. Or IL may simply be that
this news came at q time when fur
ther profit-tsking was imminent
In any event bonds. though i-ree-
ular. kept fairly steady. and call
money ruled at az per cent
throughout.
Heavy selling by the professional
element this morning gave the
market a spotty appearance. but
was not effective in ar-esting the
forward movement OF prices. with
a few exceptional the industrial
list showed little change. most Of
the speculative favorites in this
group huctuating around Mondays
closing prices The rails. how
ever, displayed impressive strength.
practically all issues being bought
at substantially higher prices.
Both the standard dividend paying
rails. such as Atchlson. New York
Central and Southern Pacific as
well as the cheaper stocks shared
in the movement. Southern Rail-
way common and preferred were
conspicuous in the latter class
Southern Railway directors are
expected TO restore the preferred
to a dividend basis at the next
meeting. and continuance through
the year OF traffic and earnings at
the present rate would leave a sub
stantfal balance for the common
shares
A spurt in Rock Island just before
noon, which carried the stock up
more than a point to new
high for the year, was generally
ascribed to resumption OF opera
tions by the pool which engineered
the advance in the stock several
weeks ago Rock Island made a
good showing I'm 1921 and has don.
somewhat better during the cur
rent year. although its improve
ment has not been so marked a.
in the case of some of the other
lines.
Wilson and Company stock was
one of the features this morning
among the less active issues. buy
ing OF the stock being presumably
based on the rumored merger with
Armour and Cudahy interests So
far as the former is concerned.
however. the merger rumor an
peared to have received a quietus
in the fiat denial from J. ogden
Armour that anything Of the sort
was contemplated.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19

f22 los, spelter Is Sd higher at f2e
lss. Sales spot tin 50 tons; futures
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April is.-compared
with Thursdays quotations. London
tin prices showed the following
changes today. Spot tin fl Sc
higher at f152 15s: futures IL higher
at f154; spot standard copper, un-
changed at f59; futures IS lower al
f5s lbs Sd, electrolytic unchanged
at fs4 los: spot lead unchanged at
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK,

PITTSBURGH. April 1s.-Cattle-
Choice beeves. ss.25as.50; good
s7.I5as: fair. s7.25aT75: veal calves
ss.J0a9.
sheep and Lambs-Prime wethers
Ssas.25: good. s7a7.75; fair. mixed
ssa6.75; lambs. s13a14.
Hogs-Prime heavy. s1O.65aIO. so
medium. $11-1Oa11.50; heavy York
ers, s11.10a11.15: light Workers
s1O.s0o11; pigs. s105Oa10.75; rough
s7.50as.50; stays. s4.75a5.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19
Boston Stocks.
OFFICE OF THE
Lanston Monotype Machine
Companv
rhiadelnhia- Anril

Phi,adelphia. April 10. la2s.
tn" annual meeting Of the stockhoIders Of
the l.anston Monotype Machine COMPANY will
ne held at the Elks Home. Corner Prince
and Royal streets. Alexsndris. Va. at le
CLOCK noon. on Thursday. the 4th day Of
May. l9.2. for the purpose Of electing q
Board Of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year and trsnsacting such other business
as may properly come before it,
Transfer books will he closed on April
@fth at \ o'clock p. m. and will be re-
opened on May 9th at 10 O'Clock a. m
By order Of the Board of Director.
W. ARTHUR sELIMAN.
Secretary.
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No. IziSD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ogrICE OF COMPTROLLER or rHn
CURRENCY
Ne IziSo.

Washington. ID. C., March Is, 1921
WHEREAS By satisfactory evidence pre-
sested to the undersiEned. II has been mad.
70 appear that STANDARD NATIONAL
BANK or WASHINGTON, In the CITY Of
Washington. in the District Of Columbia, has
complied with all the proyisions q TIE
Statutes Of the United States, required to b.
complied with before an Association shall -
authorized TO eonnencs the business Of
banking:
Nsv. therefore !. d. r. Crissinger, Conn.
troIler Of the Currency. DO hereby certify
thst- STANDARD NATIONAL BANK on
WASHINGTON. In the City Of washingtou.
IN the District Of columbfa, fs authorized 70
esmDence the business Of banking as pro-
rided In Section Fffty-ose Hundred ana
sixty-sine Of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States
conrersion Of the Standard Savings Bank.
Washington. d. c.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
Seal q sRies thts 18Th day 1t March, 1872.
D. Z. CRfsSINGER.
Comptroller Of the currency.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-19

NEW YORK 1S-Foowing list OF an
including
= year ago and ys.7s4oo ago1
and tvo o. against sooo year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
ISSUE M0LESKINS
TO HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETES TO-DAY
Rau Lining Up Men for
Hard Work Monday;
Coaching Staff Arrives
BY B. Link

Huskies who will get a shot at the
Tulsa high school varsity team, are
slated to report at the high school
building this afternoon to get their
uniforms and other paraphenalia
according To Coach Rau.
All of the A boys who have been
notified that they were picked as
candidates for the first string have
been told to report today, when Rau
will give them the old once over.
The boys will be given light
workout the first few days but as
soon as school opens. the inter class
candidates Will get into action and
will work in sorimmage against the
first string men.
Plans are under way for a spirited
inter-class tournament during the
fall. A special coach has been as
signed to each class and inter-class
and out-of-town games are being
scheduled for the youngsters. The
inter-class games will be played as
a prelude for the varsity games dur
ing the football season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
COMPLETE ARGUMENTS
Rail Owners and Maintenance Men
Have Week In Which to Offer

CHICAGOh Sept. 1.-Represen-
tatives of over one hundred rail-
roads and 100000 maintenance of
may men completed preliminary
submission of arguments in the re-
quest OF tho employees for an in
crease in the minimum wage scale
before the railroad labor board.
Seven days were requested in which
both sides to the argument might
prepare rebuttal statements.
No indication of the course the
board will pursue or just when n
ruling will be made was given, but
1t is expected that n statement will
be issued Immediately following the
return TO Chicago OF Walter l.. Nc
Menimen and Albert Phillips, labor
members OF the board who have
been absent during the hearing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02

western League.
No games scheduled.
National League.
AZ Boston 2-t0 Philadelphia OIL.
At Brooklyn H. New York z.
At ST. Louis 4-li, Pittsburgh 1915.
At Chicago 7, Cincinnati T.
American League.
Al Philadelphia 4, Boston 3.
At Cleveland 0 Chicago 2 (called ffth,
rain.
Al Detroit 1, ST. Louis 4,
American Association.
At Milwaukee 2, Kansas city 4,
At St. Paul a. Minneapolis Q.
only games scheduled.
Texas IcnEue.
At Dallas II. Shreveport T.
At San Antoniu 8, Galveston ..
At beaumont g. Houston 5.
At Fort Worth s. Wichita Falls o.
Southern Association.
~ Now orleans S-lt. Atlanta i-t
al Nashville g. Memphis 9.
At Mobile II, Birmingham 0,
At Chattanooga 4. Little Rock II.
Southwestern League.
At Independence g. Sallnh 4.
A. Topeka 9, Hutchinson :,
At Muskogee 4-6. Bartlesvills ~ (sec-
ond game innings by RKreemenD.
At Coffeyville 2, sapulpa ..
Western Assocmtion.
AZ Joplin 30 Fort Smith 9.
only game available,
At MoAiester q. Okmulges IL
At Springfield 10, llenryetta D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
VEODANS
HGAMES

WESTERN LEAGUE
saturday.
81. JOSEPH AT TULSA.
Wichita ~ Oklahoma city.
Sioux city ~ omaha
Denver at Des Noinrs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
saturday.
Cincinnati ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh AZ st. Louis.
Brooklyn NJ New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York At Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland,
st. Louis at Detroit.
BoBton at Washington.
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul al Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee
Louisville at indianapolis.
Toledo a, Colutnbus
scUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Saturday.
Atlanta NJ New orleans, double header
birmingham at Mobile, double h eadet.
Little Rock OF Chattanooga.
Memphis nt Nashville.
TENAs LEAGUE.
saturday.
Galveston at san Antonio.
Houston at beaumont.
Shreveport At Dallas.
only gamos scheduled.
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE:
saturday.
Hutchinson Mt Topeka.
sslinh at Independence.
Sapulps at Coffeyville.
uartlesville ~ MuskoRee.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Enid at PawhusNp'
MoAleBtor at Okmulgoo.
Fort Smith at Joplin,
Henryetta at Springfield.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
KILBANE SIGNS
FOR TITLE BOUT
WITH N. Y.CHAMP
Johnny Dundee to Get
Crack at World Title in
Scrap September 20

CLEVELAND, Sept. Johnny
Kllbane, featherweight champion
pugilist OF the world, announced to-
day that he had signed a contract
to box Johnny Dundee. holder OF the
New York boxing commissions 8
award OF the championship in Jer-
sey City on September 20.
The bout. IL rounds, will be held
under the management OF Tex
Richard and Frank Flournoy.
The articles call for 1876 pounds.
ringside and provides that the
fighters must be in New York to
complete their training 10 days be-
fore the fight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
rlremen pefcat League Lenders.

The firemen defeated the evening
paper yesterday evening by the
score of 4 TO ], The game was
called in the sixth inning on ac-
count of darkness, IN, firemen
score 3 runs in the sixth and the
evening paper chased over runs.
tying tho score, with one out the
leaders protesting vigorously that II
was not dark enough to call the
game bu, the umpire ruled other
wise, making the game revert back
to the fifth inning.
Score by innings II. II. ~
giremen ,..,....020 02-4 10 /
Evening Paper 100 00--l 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Big Gasser Near Blackwell.

by Associated Press State Wire.
BLACKWELL, Sept. 1.--At a
depth Of 704 feet and with the bit
one foot in the sand, Harris & Haun
have a flow OF 100000 feet of gas
on the Sodowsky farm, four miles
southeast of Blackwell, in new ter
ritory.
The quality of the gas IL the
same as that Of the Blackwell field
which, according 10 the United
States department OF geology. CON
tains the highest number OF "BTUS"
OF any gas well in the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Miners Slaughter Twins.

JOPLIN. Mo-. Sept. Joplin
hammered three pitchers unmercl-
fully and the Twins played ragged
ball behind them, the locals winning
the second game OF the series, 20 10
.6
Score by innings: R.H. Il.
Fort Smith 600 600 240 q lS ia
Joplin .,,.. O31 4Sl 44x-2O 10 2
Batteries--Day, Jones, Morgan
and Ping. Elmore and Mealey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
To Arrange Slayer.
ny Associated Press State Wire.

By AssocIated Prcsn State Wire.
HENRY ETA, Sept. Ar
rangements are being made today
for the preliminary trial OF John
Kelly. grocer, who late yesterday
afternoon is alleged TO have shot
and killed George Smart. city mar
shall, in an encounter near the post
office. Kelly IL held IN the county
jail without bond and has refused
TO MAKE a statement until after hC
has conferred with his attorneys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
browns i'm Two Feet of Water.

CUSHING. Sept. IL. T. Paddock.
2S. formerly OF this city, was
drowned at Avery late Wednesday
afternoon. according TO reports re-
ceived here. Paddock was subject
to epileptics and as the water was
less than two feet where he was
drowned, Il IL thought that the acci-
dent occurred while he was suffer-
ing from an attack OF the disease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
SMITH WILL HAVE
HANDS FULL WHEN
He MEETS CLARK
Eastern Scrapper Makes
Big Impression in First
Workout Friday
nv 4 A. nR1paEwATER.

jeff Smith will have no light job
on his hands when he tackles Jackie
Clark In the ring at convention hall
Monday night In the headline event
OF the Elks' Labor day boxing show.
This was the Judgment OF the flstic
fans who saw Jackie don the ring
parnphernalia Friday afternoon In
his first workout here. In superb
condition. the eastern middleweight
went through most impressive
training session. taking on four SPAR
ring partners I'm rapid succession and
disposing OF the lot h0ndlly.
Briggs Was Easy.
John Briggs. the 20O-pound traf-
fic officer. who is known to fandom
through his wrestling activities, was
practically ont on his feet after two
rounds with Clark despite the fact
that the big, soft training pillows"
we're used Jimmy carroll. who meets
KID Peltz of Sapulpa in one or the
prellminarles, had a slap bang pair
OF rounds with Clark.
Two husky negroes were buffeted
about also.
Clark looks the part OF n veteran
fighter. His face gives silent testi-
mony 10 his eight years in the ring.
but his splendid body looks to be
In that kind OF trim that can with
stand the hardest kind OF punieh-
rnont. once during the training ses-
sion Jackie stood Off and let hefty
negro boy send shower OF hard
lefts over the heart. This is some-
thing a fighter can't do unless no
Is I'm the old pink.
Clark will be conceding Smith n
few pounds in weight Monday night,
but not many. He looks really lighter
that he is, for Friday no said he
weighed 1873 while he didn't look
over lh6 Smith will weigh between
100 ana 1853.
Clark Il Spanish.
Clarks nationality puzzled many
Of those at the workout. what is
he?" was n question heard more
than once among the spectators.
Jackie is Spaniard. whose Tca!
name would sound little Ike Clark.
But he has good right 10 the
handle he has attached to himself.
having seen some years OF service
"over there" In Uncle Sans fighting
forces while ''ciussified'' as Clark.
Jeff Smith is due to reach Tulsa
Saturday morning. and. with Clark
will work out in the afternoon at
Joe Iayne's billiard hall, Third and
Boston. The crowds turning out
for the training are taxing the linn
tied quarters TO the limit, Clark will
work first Saturday, starting at 2
o'clock. and Smith will follow an
hour later.
Stubby Durham and Frankie Os-
ner, rival local bantams who are
to mix In the semi-windup Monday
night. win be among others serving
az sparring partners for the two
crack mlddles Saturday. Durham
and Osner have quite a "grudget 10
settle In their encounter and both
have been training diligently. stub
my" is down to fighting weight aud
looked good In his workout Friday.
Osner is doing his training in pri-
vate quarters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Dnnforth May Work.


MUSKOGEE. Sept. l.--Muskogee
grabbed doubla-header from Bar
tlesvile today, to 2, and 6 20 2,
through good pitching and fielding.
Score, first game: r. II, 10,
Bartlesvlne 100 600 O10--2 4 4
Muskigee -. 030 900 l0x-4 z 2
Batteries--Humphrey and Hauser;
Rush and Nichols.
Score, second game " II. r.
Rartlesville &C.. 900 10i o. . 3
Muskogee ..... 400 O20 x--6 0 ]
Seven innings by agreement.
Batteries-Meek and Hauser; Big,
gers and Nichols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02

UH IIUIHV 0IT'V'Il
Now for the strotCn drive. Gu;
IN front with a fIye-game lead over
their nearest rival. ST. Joe the OIL
ers this afternoon at McNulty PARK
open a four-Rame series with the
Saints that ought to docido def
nitnly whether Wally smiths out
m stlli has n chance for the flag
or whether IL is through These
four highly important games VIII
be played In three days, saturday.
Sunday and Monday. with a twin
bill on the holiday.
Oiler followers believe the pen
nant race Is decided, as Lelivelts =
fighting warriors have shown their
superiority over ali opponents and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Probe Recent Fire.

by Associated Press State Wire.
ARDMORE, Sept. John r.
Carroll, assistant state fire mar
shal, who has been investigating re.
cent conflagrations here. left this
morning for Oklahoma City and said
he would file his report OF findings
In Ardmore and Hugo where he has
been for about a week. He stated
he would return here next week
and probably would file several
charges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
DODGERS DEFEAT
CHAMPIONS OVER
, lO-ROUND ROUTE
Cubs Increase Lead Over
Cardinals by Taking
Reds to Camp

BHOoKLYH. sept thirty two play
Hrs. including eight pitchers took part In
l0-tnnins game today iu which Brook
lyu made u three straight from New YORK
10 T. The Dodgers knocked McQuillhn
1Ut Of tho box IN the sixth. ana McGr8w
Hont four others 10 the mound In vain
effort TO stem tho tide. After tylnA the
score IN tho eighth with four runs and
knocking Vance out Of the box the
Glnuts went ahead In the first ogtrs in
ming HrDoltyn rallied however. and won
pinch uittef Tom Gtifdths double ana
tHHDrg.a aIrrIa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
elntinnAtl
eAlssso.

SBatted for Luque in fourth
NNBatted for Couch In seventh,
ExxBatted for Keok In ninth.
Score by innlngsi
N.n'lnhhl s'sssssssEtolO OVO OlH-4
Chicago ...,,,......,.,OO 600 llx--7
summary; Kuns--Daubert Roush. Crv.
eney Fonseca, Heathcote. Terry, Grimes
CallAghAn ,, Miller. Cheeyes. ErrorB-Fon-
SEGA, Pinelli, HeRthcote. Kelleher. Two
base hits-Duncan Miller ,, Wingo, Cav
eney. Fonseca, Three base hits-CAllRghAn
kruE, Double plays-Hollocher TO Terry
TO Grimes Duncan to CRyeney TO Fonseca
Bases on bslls-ON CheeyeH 2. Off Lurue
off sehnell 1, off Keck l.. Struck out
BY CheeVes T. by Luque 8, by Couch z.
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Score by innings.
Midgets, 10; Hens. 5.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. L.
win the second game OF the series
from Henryetta, 10 to 8. here today.
Pitcher Adkins was escorted from
the field by police after he had
thrown a ball at Umpire Sheffield
Later he attempted to attack the
umpire with n bat.
Score by innings r. II. T.
Uenryetta .101 001 10l-- 8 IL
Springfield .104 102 20x--l0 Il l
Batteries-Adkins, Daniels and
Miner: Hays, Rossi and Dundon.
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sHnn for smith In eighth
rkHattod FOR Ryan In seventh.
rkHliatted for JDnnard IN eighth.
HHrNIHtted for V. barnes Ia ninth.
aTwo out when winning run scored.
zDatted for AamHur In eighth.
2zlatted for Deberry In tenth.
EkzRan tor r. griffith In tenth.
Score by innings!
New York 80. ,,.....OOO 100 40 -
Brooklyn s.s.s....s..OlO O0b 600 2-a
Summary Runs-BancToft. Frlsch,
heusel, Young. StenRel. Smith, King, n.
Utiffith, Wheat = Myers, schmandt
HiRn, Debcrry. ETrors-Frisch Doberry.
Two-base hits-stengei T. Grfflth. Three.
base hit-Whent Home runs---Smith,
wheat. Double plRys-Ioung TO Kelly,
bnliH-on Mcouillan a, Off Vance ., off
Cadore !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Spcc,icr Kills Woman.

Special to The World
Mrs. j. A. Gaines. a young woman.
was struck by speeding automo-
bile near her home in this city and
instantly killed. Officers are still
searching for the automobile driver,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02
Second Game,
Score

NBstted for Williams in ninth
Score by innings;
InlhuelphlA sssssssssssOVO NVV Vol--
Boston ........ .,.....OOa lOA 36x--IO
summary; Runs--Les, Powell :. Kopf :.
Cruise . Ford. Gowdy 2 Houlihan, Err
rors--Rapp. Htthrow, Singleton q Gowdy.
Three base hit-Crulse Home run--Cruise.
Double plays-I. Smith to Parkinson 70
Leslie. Bases on halls--On c. Smith Oft
Singleton 2. off Honlihan 4 Struck out
By q, Smith 3. by Singleton l. by Houli'
han "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-02

ond straisht ubie-hSadsr from Phtla.
delphis today. Watson shut out the WIS.,
ltors IN the opener, 2 to 0 and Harry
from the Giants in the McQuhian deal
was the pitcher hero OF the second game
which boston won. 10 TO 1. Houlihsn held
the Philies to six hits. no two OF them
In the same inning. and was effective
despite eight bases on balls. Cruise hit a
homer into the rlght-field stands In the
third inning,
First Game.