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A.'SIN DOUBLE BILLS HERE
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Hoyt Gets 42 Verdict Over Zachary, Thanks to Sen.
sational Support Accorded Him by Scott,
Ward, Witt and Meusel. .-.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ASE BALI will be available guard
Shrinc Washington this Following
listed with the
will be idle when American
children Washington
Mrs Harding the the annual Music
doubheade booked Athletics
Saturday
These the
when Athletics made their
The longer ow AS who the
thousands
be
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UNIVERSAL GOLF RULES
COMING. ASSERTS BYERS

NEW YORK. May 30.-withir a
few years golfers of the United
States and Great Britain will be
playing under identical rules. il was
predicted today by President Byers
of the United States Golf Associa-
ton, who returned yesterday with
the American amateur golfers from
their invasion of Great Britain.
Byers consulted with officials of
the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. and
found that the organizations repre-
.senting the two nations never were
nearer than now in their conception
of the manner in which the game
should be PLAYED.
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CHEVY CHASE WILL
STAGE NET EVENTS

Play for four club championships in
tennis will be started this week at
Chevy Chase. the events being mems
womens and junior singles and mixed
doubles. There also will be competition
in mems doubles, but no title will be
involved.
Competition will begin Friday. en-
tries closing Thursday. with the draw
ings 10 be made late that day. A great
majority of the tennis playing men,
bers Of the club are expected to COM
pete.
Prizes will be awarded in the various
events.
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TRIBE, 6; CHISOX. 4
CAT CHICAGO)
Totals. 35 s27 Totals, 38 Ia

Totals. 35 27 Q Totals. SO I2 "a IL
.Batted for Cvsngros in eighth.
fBatted for 7. Blankenship in ninth.
Cleveland ......o o o o 8 % oS
Chicago ...... o o o o 8 IA
Runs-Ws mby. Speaker Brewer. Summa. J.
Sewell. Lutzke. Hooper. Mcclellan. schalk (2).
Errors-McClellan. Mostil. Two-base hits
Lutzke (2), Mcclellan. Three-bas hit-Elsh.
Home run-Brower. Stolen base-J. Sewen,
Saerifces-W Wamby. Collins. Double plays
Robertson to Sheely: Mcclellan to Collins to
Sheely. Left on bases--ClevsiAnd. .; ChicaEo,
9. Bases on balls-of Robertson. 8; off Cven.
gros: E.,.;. Z struck ok eut-By Robertson, !; BY
srtson. in innings (none out in 6th) of
Cvensros, in innings; off T. Blankenship,
none in inning. Losing pitcher-Robertson.
umpires-Messrs. Connolly aad ormsby. Time
of game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
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TENNIS DOUBLES FINAL
DUE AT WARDMAN PARK

Paul Kunkel and Thomas j. Man
gan. who defeated Capt. Hugh Miller
and Maj. Robertson yesterday IN q
doubles semi-fnals match of the
Wardman Park tennis tournament.
were ar to clash with ]. Purinton and
+. Steliwagen this afternoon at
o'clock i'm the final tilt
In yesterdays play, knnkei anu anu
Army Representatives, defeating them
6-0, IS.
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GIRLS IN TITLE GAMES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 30.-The
E,avorite Knit Girls of Cleveland,
claimants of the Amarican woman's
basket ball championship. have ac-
cepted an offer to play the CONNER
cial High Graduates team at Edmon-
ton. Alberta, Canada. on June IL and
IA FOR the woman's International
championship. Total numbers Of
points scored in the two games Will
decide the winner.
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0'GRADY VS.. McAULIFFE.

DETROIT Mich. May 20-Martin
O'Grady. heavyweight about whom
little is known here except that h
is under the wing of Al Mccoy. for
mer middleweight champion will
meet Jack Mctulffe ID here June &.
I'm the Detroit boxers first fight since,
his defeat by Luis Firpo in New York
May IL.
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JeZebel Tecnmseh Zachary. running
true to his 1923 fora as an in-and
outer was ANONYMOUSLY routed by
four consecutive Yankee bingles in
the second inning of Yesterdays
game. which with a safety off Russell
who relieved him gave the champions
what proved to be a sufficient total
of tallies to cop the contest. but with
"A little better break in the matter
of luck the final count of New York,
4; Washington, =. would not have
stood.
Waite Hoyt. Higgins representa-
tive on the hiil. was hit hard and
frequently. meriturious plays by Scott.
Ward. Witt and MueSel saving him
from real drubhing.
Nationals Start Well.
The Nationals started AS if TO mas
s2Cre Hoyt. but a triple, walk and
two singles netted only one rum
Biuege got the. three Dagger a
healthy rap to right center. and
scored, after Harris walked. on a sin
gle to center by Rice. Sam went to
second when Gosliu unlimbered a
smash too hot for Scott 10 handle.
but Everett shared Judges smokey
liner and doubled Rice off second
with toss to Ward. Evans then
popped to Scott.
Zachary yielded an inconsequen-
tial single 10 Dugan in the opener.
round two, when the Tanks collected
a trio of tallieS. Successive singles
by Meusel, Schang. Ward and Scott
produced two runs and brought Rus
sell to the rescue. Ward and Scott
showed good Judgment in holding
third and first, respectively, when
Hoyt lofted to GosliH. Witt then
came through with Il single to left
that cashcd Ward.
Following Bluegc's death. single
49,. o,,
clout TO the scoreboard for three
bases gave the Nationals a counter in
the fifth. Hoyt tossed out Goslin and
got in d jam when his control desert
cd him by walking Judge and Evans
10 fill the bases. but after hurting
three wide ones to Peck he struck
over a couple of strikes and Witt
came to his recue with 4 fine running
catch Of Rajahs bid for triple.
Ru>seIrs Pass Is Ca>hcd.
Russell paved the way for a YAM
kec run in the sixth by walking
Meusel. the first man t" face him.
The latter advanced Il notch on Ward $
single to center and scored when
Scott shot Il liner to right that eludcd
Harris leaping effort TO snare II.
Ward took third on the crash and
after IIoyt famed died at the plate
on an attempted double steal when
Peck returned Ruel's peg.
The Nationals were unable to get
a runner past the initial station after
round ). Force-outS followed sin
giles by Ruel in each of the sixth and
eighth frames. and Judge hit into a
dual killing after Goslin walked in
the seventh, while Il spectacular bit
of fielding by Meusel nipped what
promised to be u productive rally IN
the final session. Harris singled with
one gone and had been forced by
Rice when Goslin whaled d possible
triple or home run IN the general
direction of Brookland. Meusel cap
rured it only after galloping far back
and over nearly to the foul line.
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TILDEN PLAYS JOHNSON
IN tournament FINAL

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-WiIliam
T. Tilden, national tennis champion.
and Wallace F. johnson, state title
holder, will meet today in the final
round or the Philadelphia and district
tournament.
In the semi finals Tilden defeated
DR.. p. B. Hawk. veteran champion of
the United States, 6-3 4--6. 6-3. and
Johnson eliminated Carl Fisher, 6-1,
81 SIS
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VETERAN BOXER DIES.

NEW YORK. May 30.-Sammy
Kelly. internationally known iu
sporting circles. but best remembered
as a leading featherweight boxer &c
the early 90's. died Yesterday ~
pneumonia. at his home. just thrrt.
days after the death Of his mother.
from whom he had been inse parable
throug hout a long career.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

p,l. ,awo.oase hit-Ruel. Three.base hits-Rice.
biaege. Double plays-Scott to Ward; ward
to Scott to Pipp. Left on bsses-Eew York, O.:
WWayhington, w II. Bases on balis-of Hoyt, s.;
on Russell. 2; of zahniser. l. Struck out-By
Russell 8; by Hoyt, !. Hits-Off Zachary.
IN inning lnone out. Q runs scored and 4 on
base IN the Ed: of Russell o in innings: OF
1annlser: M l in inning. Losing pitcher-Zach-
ary. umplres-Messrs. Dineen and Owens
Time OF game-1 hour and so minutes.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Bright wood Junior Athletic Club
is casting about for a game Satur-
day. Telephone challenges TO Man
aeer Joe Walsmith, Columbir 76I1.
Jessie Burton. jr.. was elected cap-
tain of the Harlems. Sunday the
Harlems will do battle with the
Erightwood nine.
Department of labor aggregation
is seeking a game for SUNDAY. Chal-
lenges are being received by Manager
ID. McGrath. Adams o446.
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CHIsOX GET PITCHER.

CHICAGO, May 3o.-Neil Blaisdell.
southpaw pitcher, from Honolulu. and
a graduate of the University of
Hawaii, has reported to the Chicago
White SoX.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
ARMY PITCHER,
JOINS MOHAWK A. C.. NINE

CMEROCS by the Boiling Field
for the has followers
hurting the
dyored to procure him The Young soldier finally has decided
the MohawkS pilot
Risrnt p' ss" " a. o"e " lne pest poNneh III the
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SKI TO FIGHT MILES.

PARIS. May 3o.-"Battling" Sikh and
Marcel Miles have signed articles for
a twenty-round bout at the Buffalo
Velodrome here on July s
Evening star., 1923-05-30
SPEED BUGS RACING.

Automobile. bicycle and motor
cycle races are being held today at
the Arlington National Horse Show
Grounds. The first event was to start
at / o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

a double bill from Philadelphia, 10
to and 3 to 3
The American League race was
kept hot by the New York Yankees
and Philadelphia Athletics. both of
whom won. the former over Wash
ington in an ordinary game, to 2,
and the latter over the Red SoX
through the superb pitching of RoIlie
Naylor, 3 to I. Naylor now has won
six straight.
Detroit kept on the toboggan 60
ing down before st. Louis. to s..
while Cleveland was keeping after
the Athletics by beating the White
Sox, to A.
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HEADS LAFAYETTE TEAM.

EASTON, Pa. May 30.-Thomas E.
Williams of Portsmouth. Ohio, has
been elected captain of the Lafayette
College track team.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Pittsburgh recovered and won the
second game of its Chicago series,
to s. The Pirates will need all the
margin they can muster now when
the Giants and Robins start west. as
should sweep through their invasion.
ST. Louis. which has been steadily
cropping after strong start. fell be-
Iore the slants of Pete Donohue. to
z, giving Cincinnati an even break so
1ar on their series. A short time ago
tne Cardinals were tugging with
Pittsburgh for second place, and now,
standing at the head of the second
dlVlsion, they are being battered
down toward the cellar.
The Boston Braves drew near to
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Runs-w.lsers. H.user ~. wsich ErTors I1
Burns Harris Shanks. Dykes Two-oase
hits@McCowan walters Stolen bases
Hsuser. aalloway. s.crifcs--Dykss. Double
plays-Pietcy to Mitchell to Burns: Dykes 20
Hsuser: Navlor to Galloway to Hauser. Left
on bases-Boston, 8: Philadelphia, 8. Bases
ballsoos Pi.rcy; L of si.9,I op0si. I; H.,M on
f1fF Piercy. 9 in innings; off o'Doul. ! in
inning. Hill BY ptcher-By Piercy (McGowanl.
Losing pitcher-piercy. Vmpires-Messrs;
RowIsnd Moriarty and Hildebrand. Time of
Fame-l hour and Al minutes.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

3O.-The Potomac river was a little
milky and Shenandoah clear this
morning.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
INSIDE GOLF
BY George O'Ncil-

You let the body go In the golf
stroke. only when it has to go.
Y mean by this that the player
handles his body during the stroke
by turning 1t only when his senses
indicate that 1t must be turned to
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DODGERS ARE ELOOKINC UP:
TRIM GIANTS AGAIN. 80

ME worm still ball leagues
fphop recently the American when the Philadelphia
lifted their toward the the heap Brooklyn
has started a corkscrew motion National.
Uncle Wbert Robnon's
OF their
etics theirs and though Brooklyn has taken
than the Philadelphia
New York Giants the
have ebeenb banked his
Evening star., 1923-05-30

1VOA1s VAMG6 IV10VnNVW.
brooklyn ut New York. BROOKLYN at Boston.
Ehtla. at Boston. New York ut Phila
Cincinnati At st. L, Pittsburxh At ST. L.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. ChicaEo at Cinctnna IT,
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Brooklyn, 8; New York, o.
Pittsburgh, z; Chicago 6.
Cincinnati, 8; St. Louis, 2.
Boston. 1o-2; Philadelphia TO
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Washington Barracks had an easy
time downing the Ramblers, 13 to S.
Al Brooks connected with five safeties
in as many trips to the plate
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BROWNS, 6; TIGERS, 5
(AT DETROIT,

:. Runs-Gerber, jacobson (2). williams, Nc.
Manus (2). Haney (2), Blue. Cobb. Francis
Errors=-Gerber McManus. Haney, Pratt, Bass
ler. Two-base hts-Gerber, McManus. Sew
ereid. Blue. Three-base hits-williams, Haney.
Stolen base-Pratt. Double plays--Gerber to
McManus to schiiebner q: Tobin to Gerber:
Louis. g.: Detroit 10. Bases on balls-of
shocker L off Bayne. 8: OFF Francis, !. Struck
shoeker. 6 in 1 1.s innings: OF Bayne. 4 in
72-3 innings: off Holloway. in 1-S inning
off Francis, in 2-S innings; off Cole l in /
inning. Passed ball-Severeid. Winning pitch
er-Bayne. Losing pitcher-Francis. Um-
gires-Messrs. Holmes. Nallin and Evans.
Time of game hours and 22 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Plaza Athletic Club nine was slated
to do battle with the Western Ath-
letic Club this morning at 10 o'clock
in the Georgetown hollow.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Yankee Athletic Club fs at Camp
Humphreys today meeting the soldier
nine of that post
Evening star., 1923-05-30
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
n. x. at Washinston. Boston at New York
St. Louis At Detroit. St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at Phila.
RESULTS OF YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
New York, 4; washinetSn, Q.
PhiladslphiA, 8; Boston, /.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 4.
st. Louis, 9; Detroit, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. I, Pct.i ". L, Pct
Pittsburgh. 80 ID .ssS Boston 49,. lie 20 Al
ohicsye.....l ls 500 Cincinnati. Is 60 .429
1rooklyn... IL 10 500 Phila. -. 10 81 .27o
nA1ra rnnAv arnxnnrn1~v
Evening star., 1923-05-30

RueI called the turn with Scott at
bat in the fourth by signing for q.
pitch-out that frustrated Wards at
tempt to steal by a margin of yards.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

AztecS and MohawkS were all
rrimed for their battle this afternoon
at the Washington barracks diamond.
Play was to start at lis O'clock
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Dugan was called out for interfer-
ence in the seventh, when his bat ac-
cidentally hit a ball he had bunted in
front of the plate.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

BIuege displayed a fine burst of
speed and a technically perfect hook
slide into third when he tripled in
the opener. The yougster is improv-
Ing daily in every department.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

fremont Juniors and the Kanawha
Juniors are staging a battle At l
o'clock today on diamond No. 3 of
the Monument Lot.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Thunderous applause was accord ed
Peck in the eighth when he grabbed
rap Scott drilled through Bluege
and nailed his man with a line heave
to Judge.
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"batted Tor Russell in eighth.
New York w O q n n N a
Washington -. o 0 o o-2
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Junior Order Of Mechanics nine fell
before the American Red Cross play
ers. l., to IL. Thompson of the win
ners allowed but two hits
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expected to take place when the
Cherrydale Athletic Club was to bat
tie with the Brightwood Athletic
Club this afternoon at 5 O'Clock ON
the formers grounds.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
MACkS. 3; RED SOX, ]
(AT PHILADELPHIA }

Totals. 20 424 ID Totals. 81 u IL
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FLORIDA

MISUNDERSTANDING 800, 900
gallons more gasoline was sold in
Florida during August than in July,
according to figures on three-cent
gasoline tax. compiled in office of
state comptroller. Figures for Au-
gust were 7.41S,S27 Sc gallons COM
pared with G,G29.172 gallons in July.
Duval county alone sold 1,195, 1922
gallons in August, which Melted state
nearly $4,000 in taxes after ST.
1868 had been returned for county's
share under plan of distribution that
gives road department two-thirds of
total income and one-third to coun-
ties divided into sixty-three equal
shares. In Hillsborough county,
7S0,321 gallons were sold; 721 ,654 in
Dade, while in Collier, the county
created by the 1928 legislature, only
1870 gallons were sold, and 5,937
gallons in Hendry county.
TALLAHASSEE slight down
ward tendency was indicated at sew
eral xauging stations around Lake
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Methodist Episcopal church, south,
opens here. Bishop Collins Denny,
of Richmond, is presiding.
COLUMBIA.-Andr J. Bethea,
Of this city, former lieutenant gov
ernor of South Carolina, and Miss
Nell Pre- ,sley deTreville, of Walter
borO, are married in New York city.
GREER.-W. H. Brockman, one of
Greer's oldest and most beloved citi-
zens dies at home here at age of IL.
GREENVILLE.-Old home place
Of the late General Wade Hampton,
veteran of the War Between the
States and grandson Of Colonel Wade
Hampton OF Revolutionary fame, is
sold to E. L. Mckee, of Jackson coun-
ty, for 100000. 1t is located at Ashe-
Vile.
GREENWOOD. - Shelly White.
railroad employee, IS instantly killed
here when hit by switch engine.
COLUMBIA.-Gov. Thomas G..
Mcleod appoints e. w. Bodie as SUI
perintendent OF education of Saluda
county to succeed Frank o. Black,
who resigned to Necome state super
visor of mill schools.
SPARTANBURG.- from
home of Rev. Thomas IT. Law, aged
Presbyterian minister, are that no
change had been apparent IN Dr..
was state clerk of synod Of South
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Okeechobee, but not yet sufficient
for definite record, said semi-week-
ly summary of Everglades drainage
conditions, issued Monday by chief
engineer. Summary reported favor
able weather conditions during last
three days of last week and tractors
were reported in fields in many To-
calities and preparation Of land for
farming crops is steadily increasing
in area.
OCALA-R. II. WorthinGton, who
was injured Sunday night near Lady
Lake when car turned over, after
hitting COW, is taken to hospital. 1t
is feared that his skull is fractured.
HASSEE.-Citrus fruit In.
spectors in Florida have been in
structed by w. A. McRae, commits
sioner of agriculture, to attach all
immature citrus fruit in packing
houses, or in cars, being prepared
for shipment or shipped. either to
points in state, or outside of state.
CLEARWATER - Building per-
mits issued in Clearwater since No
vember 1, 1922, amounted to exact
ly $247,275.
TAMPA.-First shipment of Flori
da canned grapefruit, direct from
Tampa to England, goes aboard
steamship Shickshinny, consigned to
a London dealer. Fruit was canned
by Pons & Co., of Sarasota. Other
shipments of canned grapefruit have
been made to Europe, but they have
gone by Mallory line to New York
for trans-shipment.
SARASOTA, - Andrew McAnsh,
Chicago builder, who owns Mira Mar
apartments and Mira Mar hotel
which G.. A. Miller, Tampa hotel
builder, is just completing, has COM
peted contract by which Mr.. Miller
will build $4,000 auditorium and rec
reation building on William street,
opposite new hotel.
WAUCHULA. X na Truck Grow
ers' association has started packing
vegetables at packing house at Ona.
Good season is predicted for this
association. They have in neighbor
hood of thirty-tWo acres of cucum-
bers from Ona section, besides goodly
number Of beans, squash, peppers
and elephants.
Jacksonville, candidate for governor,
was guest of honor and principal
speaker at weekly luncheon of Bar
tow Kiwanis club. He very care
fully avoided reference to candidacy,
and only discussed politics as it
might be involved in THE respon-
sibility of the citizens as related to
government"
TAMPA.-Resolu condemning
present scale of pay and asking new
classification, and declaring present
efficiency rating system impractical
bic and tending toward inefficiency,
were adopted by the Florida State
Letter Carriers association, in an re-
organization convention held here.
Orlando was named as next place of
meeting, on July 4, 1924, and Joe
Fletcher, of st. Petersburg, was
named president. Other officers
elected included G.. Max Smith, Or
lando, vice president; A. w. Daniels,
Jacksonville, secretary, and A. w.
Taylor, ST. Petersburg, treasurer.
Congressman Drane was principal
speaker.
ST. AUGUSTINE. - Reports from
Summer Haven, twenty miles south
of ST. Augustine, are that seven
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Widower, Aged 81,
Takes Bride, Aged 50,
In London Ceremony

LONDON, Oct. 31.-Robert Broom,
nmety-one, a widower, and Eliza.
beth Bolt, lightweight. spinster,
were married yesterday at Forest
Gate, East London. Both were 80
feeble that they were obliged to sit
during the ceremony, which was cur.
tailed in consideration of their weak
ness. They signed the register with
trembling hands.
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whales are stranded on shore there,
and that scores have been attracted
to beach to see monsters of deep"
1t is claimed by some persons that
these are not whales, but what are
known as "blackfish." However,
they are very large, one being 16
feet and apparently weighing about
1900 pounds. 1t is supposed that
they were injured against the rocks
below Summer Haven during recent
storm, as they bore wounds, and are
all beached.
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signature of c. E. Brooks which appears
on every Appliance. None other genuine.
Full informstio and booklet sent free in
plain sealed envelope. BROOKS APPLI-
ANCE CO., 253 State St., Marshall, Mich.
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REED MILL.-Mrs. Rosa Kelly,
"a, one of oldest citizens Of county,
dies at home here.
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GADSDEN.-Eto county gins
4,615 bales Of cotton as compared
with $685. in 1922. Cotton sells here
at 81 cents.
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FITZPATRICK. - Lloyd Mullinax
IS, son of T. H. Mullinax, of this
place, is killed by train at Nashville,
Tennessee
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at twenty-third annual session of
North Carolina Literary and His
torical Society at Raleigh, December
6-7, X. B. House, secretary. an
nounces.
WINSTON-S ALEM.-Mrs. A. H.
Reeves, national president, is expect
ed to be principal speaker at annual
meeting, November 6-3, Of Parent
Teacher associations state fedora
ton.
GREENSBORO. - Body of aged
negress, Amy Ross, who mysterious
Iy lied from home CT daughter two
days previously while suffering
from hailucinations, is found in field,
death being due to cold.
GREENSBORO.-Thomas L. East,
former clerk of police court, is bound
over to Guilford county Superior
court for trial on charge OF misap-
p:opriating city and county funds
when given hearing in city count.
Bond is fixed ut 5000 Amount of
alleged irregularities is underter-
mined.
WAKE FOREST. Hubert NJ.
Poteat, president Of Wake Forest
college and grand master Of Masonic
order in state, leaves for Washing
ton to attend Masonic Service asso'
citation meeting and represent state
at unveil:rg NOvem Der 1 of Masonic
Memorial to Washington at Fred
ericksburg.
RALEIGII.-Estim place at
300 number OF Master Maaons Of
North Carolina gong 10 Washing
ton tc attend rny,.iiing Of Masonic
memorial at Frcieri 2kSburg.
RALEIGH J. Jarvis,
merchant, is held under bond on
charge Of severely beating Robert
Hester, orphan, aged 8, who he says
was caught pilfering. Crowd gather
ed around store and became so
threatening squad of policemen had
difficulty in clearing way for Jarvis
to go to police headquarters, where
crowd followed but later became
quiet and dispersed.