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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
American Issue Puts Some
Timely Questions

Why should Ohio give the saloon legal
recognition and standing By licensing it2
What has the saloon done and what Is
Il doing 70 merit such recoguition2
Does II II any way add 20 the sum Of
human happiness
sit considered beneficial 10 any com
nuuitys
Do we want any member Of on family
OF any Of or friends 10 become rs pat
ru1s2
Dos Il improve moral OF HzterizI con
ditions II the ueighbo-hood ii which Il
Is Ioczted3
Dos Il elevzte the standard Of citizen-
ship
Is Il considered an and TO the church
and the school
Do ron know Of any person II has ben
efteI5
Why sl10zld yuz vote 10 legllize III
II yoz are opposed ID the business,
how can y01 wish 10 license III
WI Il be any less harmful If Il IS le-
zaIizes5
Cannot every restriction and Limitation
provided N the Ioeuse p-upoal be So
cz-ei uz5e- the present. o11sltur1u1
Do yo1- zs good ci-Eeu- uzuL % VU-e
z5irsl the b-euG ard Ig-o- dealer, ard
Do yo- u1s k1ow they are OH Cpe1ly for
lice1ses
Whit ez0se can y1a CEe- f1- -pPu-t-
ing a system w1ich has proved q failure
uvi-a-sve- t-zesl5
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
THE CLIFF JEWELLERS
NOT ALL DEAD YET
Mer-bes Of What Was Supposed to Be An Extinct Race
Found Wandering About the Streets, limo
cent of the Changes Of Tune

Oua Rephcan political circles IN this city yeseray
uhen Tude Sarrgy A. F.. G1g Chairman and secretary
Iou RPahzH, for eHttHg The belief
hznd
oil eEtind BY Robert and Adoh
Eur
Hon Joan Fsz OHIO costaoaa c9HyeHi9H
uf
thec rEr co1.s the
frs
Ar
the
the When
stoo1po
fzrured
blank
r GIherg cous1lei He seemed TO have got the
f1rhe 30 81
the Iaf bottle washers has 1rtei he
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

The Stains Of woman II this County
las been and Is ROW passing through a
uza-velozs trzustorunztiou- II Is only a
few vez-s s5uce Il would Ezve been
loosa1 upo1 as alz0st dIsrepu1zhIe for a
vEU-lan 70 uu-k II a store or As a clerk II
an oEue- That s7tzzriou has entirely
chznged- II our soca1 conditions cuuld
Be Pe-fectiy IDEAL If every SRI when she
reachss tie age Of discretion could be
hzpplly uarried 10 soue man who vE0uId
support her as he should and properly
care for the E1mIly. the question Of w0-
-zn suffrage would be Of uzch less CON
Csrn
Today oze-Efth Of al the women Of
siz cuzntry are cuupelIez1 ID earu tieir
OWn living hy thefr daily llb0r- Nearly
:. .l00. 0o0 w0=e1 a-e wage earuers TO
day. and the uzmber Is constantly IN
CreEsIuE- WuUz1 surlge s not Ee-
SpurSzhIe f1r bringing ah0ut that caEli5-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
JEFFERSON DISTRICT
SCHOOLS READY
FOR W0RD GO

Ara 1HHnEoi the JeFGso1 town
ship school b0zrd held last Sturdy. Z
wZs 6aC5ded 70 O1za ne school year on
nEt Monday, Sspteube- l. Charles
Mc1IE-Ey and 8E-ney N1el1zus. both Of
TINS crv- were employed 70 hzul the
school Cizll6-e1 from Dzs-1Cs , and ;
10 The Celzz schools Il uzs aEreed 10
make rf1e CL-1sr-nas vacation one week.
and ] H MzTG. of this CRY. was en-
rl0Ee1 As r-uz-r oE5cE Il salary OF so
pe- 1u1th-
The following teachers VII have
cs1z-Ee q -he respective districts the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

BEr Jewell. a cszmscsT reSL-E On
Ae8luua strezz- IN Ehe eEs- en1- al
1eruEte3 ID eu3 ms He t.v tle o-holiC
nod rClute las1 SztEriar --lorufnz- lew
and tlals cuurlea WIN drink IS Errrl,E-ted
n 1he cHlse a1 The a1teuaree1 S-iCl2e.
He WIS In the AK o1 draining thc
cgEteErs ag a TWO csunce Asaetlc CT thg
ncia. when the hC1zAe Was knocEea tru-
Aiis hNnis lw sistSr~1n-lEw. He sook
ohtg rnalEh rs the a1ia 10 scvcrcly
tuEn his n0uth and 9Asraaa
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

ras round o ap John D. Packer Of Cleveland
-rht declared himself m OF
IN
o1rou pleas No all
drafting the 1n1enHents
ofun
in thorough He pa-tczriy
-ro-lr theIui and Resreudzna
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

The zI-roals are getting AFTER drunk
e- s-u-1v@ with a E1e ssick szzce
drunken engineer on lss Dslzwu-e- Lax
zws1n * Wes-s-1 v--eczel- l-s -r--- ami
killed fu-rv peuplz Lzs- month An or
der has beez 5sszzi u tlzr ruad against
e-u11vess VISITING szlu1zs On ur Of G-rv-
There's M zzE zEz5Ez- tirunkeu tztAer
rohl5lz his f@lv, h1wevsr- But the
brsEers ard szl1uzs want q l1cszse 70
make the -11TdlzzE loak E11-e resEac-zh-e-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
YES
ON 23
Ven mmeeM maG he as2ams3@E
yHw WN4heE-

The 6lu-sh a1r1au1 ii'-i-1s us1zilr CT eIas
Seruh-- Tig1er and Rearsgm Sluzl-ass W5l
De het3 next riiurssilv- SeR1eulAer 5, en-
the AuSllzze Cauutv aEr-gugu-Hls l1
VlapaSeneen. IutEiaaSens aze saa1 sihc
ugst,riau vEt1 De the. best ami alEgsse iar
astsniainee ee amy hereoohsue hsaa A
llrge nuuiAeu ugiM represent sAs asiri77iss
rest,fing ia sas ela1tcr AZ sAss rsalaan,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Many u1el are against women voting
herzzSe they Iack physical strength to
ueeE the ha-d knocks Of Hfe-thaE Is
shev have no 1TuliuOHs or Elrk Illlasaus
that muscle rather than hraizs are the
regzssices far right political thinSi1g-
tlle uan WINS great anlhiElan IS To
psrk cigar seuhs Ou1 Of the gu1er or
Sl-ain beer ksg In an alleE luoo a TIM
can arr. .ncs 10 be dsgru1ed hy havllsy
thslr talsn-s compared wi1h a woman
vhO takes In Washing 70 care 6or her
ch5drsn- NoSice theH1 uul-ch irona their
cauh holses In the hack aIlsys to the
pClls usSt Tecs2sv To save thsir counsry
tEoua she hifghsizg ssgCts es Womnn
saEr0ge.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
ARE women
DANCE EROUS?

uuaioa suggested b.
been throwing about hy MS second o' 'h
ard thev are likely to keep TUESDAY They
vI1p OF
spots ahe 70 prove that women so remain n
ballot IN th hands would
about rlghtso1e things
y-s5 s nth dul ttd Of 2, and there be
1r
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Z M D Fuwel p1 JOHN Cr5
z The1d1cE Srna-lEn- Bert Eal1rez.
z o. IT, nEuvz-r s = Czr-arEr
WAETyGu0E U0ET1SHIP-s0UTH
. IE-nes 1ezriez. p5 CazEnrET Mu-ehu-se.
Sem EEzklHs- CnEE- Schwz-E.l
F-H1 lEr1zuE 1uz1 EEr1E1
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

One paper "a fae home q
worth . dozen an the By
way. THE DEMOcRAT ~
THE HOME PAPER of nIsr-
Ger County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
Cities CouHNof
Force q Vote

The petition. to bes.vaIid. must
not only contain the required
number Of signatures, all Of
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Daring The Izs- several wees every
newspaper once II the state has re-
ceived offers OF tree plate service advo-
citing the liquo- -afhc license IN the
constitutional ameldueur- Brewers,
wholesale Iigu0- h0useS, szlOOuls-s-
journals Of Iiberzl trend. AL have been
spousing BENEFITS thar might 1rlse from
The adoption Of the liquor plank Wi-h
the osTer q f1ee serv5ce from pe-sols Of
this class. ..the rezsou = ve-y plain Any
every eiItu-. with tE= seEvlce U- his con-
-u-wezlth II Lezrr- should vu-e against
license II Intoxicating h4uo-s--Cz---E
Se-uue-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

So1e Of the peupl e who want lice1se
n Oh5o E0zeszlv believe thai r vu1ld
-e1uce TIE eTlls Of tae 15gu1- r16c- II
@ost Certainly wuzIsi zC- The llz-1r
Business Is ha5 unier any c11d1-i1-s- Il
czz1e be @5e gool- becz-ss z Is II
he-ezsly vS-sozs- Cs5vTzg II the sanu5u1
Of g1vsrzzr w5l1 protest. n01 s-svs-e-
the bzsz-ess Tga -sgA- as wen sxF's--
10 make H=,1sE n uasre--lhle By lsszllE a
Eoense s1- H. Ars the sr,aak-elsv -=z
u-EEo HAVE A CauE-E Esl-z1EE,zr E1CE0Csz any
hsEr- becazse e G5 II a l1oe-se trUz
The -iz1ioza1 gurer -Zsur does mt Ez-lt1
ths sPeak-eaSE Ua1e. huw Can q sea-e
permit improve a saluc1e-J- -J---lclzsEi--e -e
C--uElcle-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Wo@zn s@rsge IS a ulediGn fo- ths
exressoa Of that voice Of the people
whsch Is the v0ioe Of Cod And the
vosce Of the people fully and fziTiy ex-
PRESSED IS The vOsce Of God. for n 4 fuIl
and Ezir expression Of the vOioe Of the
people. C1ufi-tiug sslsshnesses nezrzl-
fue one anuthe- and the human impulse
f0- righteuzs1ess cuzs to The fu-e-
Bzt riehteo1s impulses are feminine As
welI zs uzsculine in Their qzllities and
te15encez- To Gheck q zpres the
feminine fnHusnce Is theref0-e % unhal-
znce soc5al 0-ds-- and the CIVIC result,
oousagaeutly, Is aot democracy bur a
b1Che1ou5oz-
wo-zn zzErage WI make 10 para
dise Of huzan society N a day No one
expacts Il. 10 one has ever p-eiicEed Il
10 u1c u-1 Is e1eE1eS eFe1 E---e-l-As -ll--
Il hzS been expecred q p-ei5cted- Bzt
Il uin help ID make hzuza soCiesy no-e
seaieriy hz=zn than uzsclline szdrsge
alone can Zakeit WIthozt the oo-OPI-
zt5oa Of wu-an IN the ho1sehold, the
h01sehold Is not a home without the
ca-OpezaE5on Of women IN gOvgruneuL
E0ve-u=eut lacks all the qualities Of a
hOze whscA every g0vsrunsHt to he
Izst and progressive uEs1 posses And
the uzly way IN whsch wuzn can CO
OPerzse IN g0veru@ezt Is thUOzgh
Eozzn sz5rlse--LCzs F. Pos. esiitor
a The Pzh15c-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

The 1i-euze z-ez5-lezt sll1uld be de-
faztz,i baczzse the present provision Of
tEe c11slszr51z gives eg-L pCEer To
regulate -E,e trzEc- and iuclEies uo1e of
the 'ti5zct51zs tt-z- I5cezse cuss With II
-fas-za5zE The 1z5rZ1-e seIGyu upo1
the ue1--e-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Better Rad q handred a.
verlisemenls fhan ntas ne
one yoa need Yea ean save
ensugh. tee 60 by more pa-
pers fhan zen new read.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
GMRMc

There Is -- zz vo-thv Of the nEze
H1o VII s1e- lie s-zce-eut ttzr ti,e n
Euence Of Eother and his wife and
kis SISTER and his i1zghter Is Euod- Her
izHzemce Is heze6czzl. fru1n her child
h0ud 70 her grave Is there a Zz1 whn
wUlId huve the hard510ud To say t1zz1 hs
feels his mother. ms Wlfe- his SISTER, or
daughter would be -ore cnrrur1 tt-nz he
Is. or less honest than he Is IN exGcs-
Ing the elective fra-ch5sSs When yuz
gra11 esE-Al s-Erzge % wc=ez- II Is or
1u1hs-s and wives and sisters and
dazgEsgzs rho are gGzg u v0se-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

gefher and turn Out some pretty good
citi1ens. OF oo-se, Il might shake the
republic from rs Foundations Il she was
10 spend ten or fifteen minutes each
yezE casting a vote
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

WCuau has ea-ue1 hsr plaza N every
activity Of Efe- i-cIzE1ug FoI5-1cs EE
right Of ability she Is n the professions.
IN business. n pubI5- o6zrr- n cuu1zrCz
and industry Is weI as II sths b1ms-
Her interests are Is bread Is u-Ez 3 Tlaz
zoveruu-en- Is as uzch tor h=r as s1r
him She supports H. Is hs does by
paving taxes. d5-scrIv or I-1iz-scrIy- So
clearly Is she eutitIsfi 10 an ssEaEI vu11z
IN Il thar To danv her tF1e right would be
the crOoze,fssr kind Of a deaI-
Vet N pIeasazrry- gzIIazrv Cr gensr-
osirv. but N s16er- simple isEsz6-e the
ueu Of Ohm 0ughr 70 VOTE YES ON
the e1u1I suEr1--e a-1enizen1 C.S0- -
IIustice d1esu' REQUIRE wuuuEn % si1lW
cnuse wfv she should receTve VIM Is
hers By right- or 10 give bond ti.I1 slae
VIII use II when she gets E--Fruu an
esilr1rllI IN CI=veIal1lE Views IuEv Il
The C1thpf1c ChEEh Is mt uEE0ats1
To wuuu1n s1tfrzge- sIys V1-ar-'TsnsrIl
Toseph 3E7ouev- who Is IN citrre Of the
ArchrI7ocese Of N1ew York m taE ah-
scsuce Of C1-,tiua1 FaEIzy- There Il
NJ reason wtarzver wftv any person m
the church should not uEvuC-I-z vu1zs 61r
women II does the CirEgin guzve N
ii1stice 70 cirCuIare thz reF0ur tina n as
against wuuuu sytfr1gls
An0ther PROMINENT CEttal1r PRIEST Of
Nsw York. Rev F.I1zrsr 1LzlEE1az Qs sE1s
Church Of Our LAZY Of LauEJlsss. EI-zl.lT
preached a powerful ssruuan 6lr s1H5rIysgEs
and equal pay III wilaEih 1s zEl1- 'Ths
church has 11Wavs so10H 6ar sinz 1'sE-sr-
ment Of wUmsm As sElv as Cine 1l-iin
cenenrE women vucssH On es4uEz usruus
wish men ami there i u1thng IN
EuuauTv IN n HOW Augums reading
opposition 10 tl1e E-I-1-iitEsss far wunnssn In
the d,,ctrfnes Of tIfe citEugih Is MT WEN
i161rnns,i n regard % siren--
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Or position On tie E9zo- g-==lo1 s
wei k-,0Eu- WeEz OpP1sed 90 The Ie-
gained sale cf Intoxicating liquors A. a
teverzge- -cu1se1zezrly We are Orqose1
10 the Opeu- C- I51ezscd salo0l-
TE1e r-l-flscr1-uznzLe sale OF 5--1xiczlE-.
liquors As q beverage Is q C-e- and --1c
bzzl-ess. and the rzcss where Il Is
sold Is p1h-5c uzisz11cs winch 10 self
respac1iug c1-zzuzity can z-1-l TO rnl-
erzre- Hs1ce- when [le s-z-e l1gzllles
The iulIls--lini-zre szIe OF intoxicating
li1-o-s. Il Iesal1zzs Czime--WOOds6e-i
G=-r--a-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

License dos not mem reSulzo1-- as
clzimed BY rs z1vocz-es- No license law
has s-uczssfuIly resyulzre,1 the saloon ani
made II harmless E0- Czuuu- make a
saloon Ez-mless b. license any uo-e tlzza
yo- can make pole-ozr less od0-less y
the sane u-ocess-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

Mrs. Stsve. You and Steve fan q
while and will give them to you"
That was only the beginning It
wasn't many minutes before other Sc
crets cropped out. At the risk of tell
Ing tales out of school, all OF this must
be unfolded for the benefit OF thos :
who know only Steve Griffin, not Mrs.
Griffin She--well. it is hardly neces-
sary to go into further details She
Is womanly sort of 4 woman, and
though sne will really direct the Rich
monl club In the Virginia Loagu, next
season. she doesn't want to vote
Equal Suffrage League, attention!
Having drawn the veil aside in this
particular case and having shown that
at least n part OF Steve's baseball acu-
men may DO attributed to the choice
OF wife. 1t might DO well to dwell
momentarlly at least upon the ball
players for Mrs. Griffin. even though
she Will have Il home of her own-and
II will be near the ball park. sho says
can hardly don a uniform and play
ball.
Itnlcy First.
Tho local manager has wasted no
time in getting his material He has
some likely ones on the list. since II
Is practically certain that Dobson will
not come back, the fans must content
themselves with big John Raley. from
bloomington, Nd This fellow is Il
husky. lie will appear slow to tho
watchers for a few minutes, but once
in action he can go the route. and his
sticking ability Is reported as Al.
Somehow or other, steve has placed
himself at second. 1t may be tn, place
that he can work best, but among many
third is his particular forte. Two
Youngsters will try for short, Harold
Cable and Andrew S. Peary. Wee VIII
lie Baker Will be back but he Is slated
for third. though why he shouldn't be
tried at short Is q wonder S.ill Stew
says that he may start the season ia
that position. Another third basemanI
In Fred Graf Is also numbered among
those who will attend.
The outielders are too numerous 70
mention. Those who are known nro
Bin McCabs. last years favorlte;
Ralph Matte Washing tons let-go. but
the home run champion OF the Virginia
League and a iikable youngster once
he learns to uue his noodles Arthur
Wallace. tho dependable mambsr or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
LOCAL T0SSERS
ARE VICTORIOUS
Trim Fredericksburg College
Easily on Wet Diamond by
Score of 10 to 2.

Tho Southern Bell team, o. the Capitol
CITY League. invaded Fredericksburg yes
terday. and In game played on a wet dIa-
inond In steady rain. downed tho Fredor-
ieksburs College team 10 10 2
french. the star twirler o! tho Soutbe rn
Bel team. showed nldzcason form letting
tho Fredericksburg team Gown with only
one hit OF the scratch order.
cummings neldng al the initial sack was
easily the sensation OF tho game Besides
ms brilliant heldng. he landed for two
base hit with two men bases. and scored
Two runs Morgan. covering Eecond la 90
ior The Southern Bell team. lined out n
three men.
The southern Bel! team showed remark
aoIe strength Mt the bat and neided sharply
ana accurately at all stages OF the game
making only two errors. which. cons.derln r
INC condition OF the neid. was OF a big
league class. Tho inside baseball knowledre
sAown by this team makes them look like
city League.
Score by innings: % " T.
Southern olsaooooo ~ - =,
frederacksburg ......vloo ioooo-e a
hhteries-Frcnch and Tlgno- Gofrjron.
Taylor and Freeman s0''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
CIR AIDED SCHOOL
MEET S POPULAR
Instructor Jones Highly Com
mended for Good Work in
Improving Youngsters.

cb Physioal Instructor Jones. who has
y9ungsters in the public schools OF
nichinond. deserves great deal OF
credit for the work he has done in
this direction. His latest move to
create interest in athletics In the SOW
trai graded schools has been series
OF indoor track meets between two
tween Chimborazo and yarmouth
created tho greatest amount OF en-
thusiasm and interest.
Just as soon as the dual meets ara
over u final meet will be held In which
the winners of each OF the dual meeta
VII participate. In other words, he
Is making 1t sort of elimlna ton con.
test. Not only do these meets create
interest: but they tend to Improve tho
PHYSICAL wellbeing of the scholars.
getting them In better shape to carry
n healthy condition. besides Incuicat-
Ing In them q spirit of fair and clean
sportsmGnship.
Instructor Jones cannot be too high
~ commended nor those who have
helped to make the meets a success.
They are all held In the gymnasium
OF the High School, and the public is
always Invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
NEW STABLES GO
TO NORFOLKMEET
BY O'NEII. SEWER

Inc jamestown Jockey Clubs rne.t.
ing this spring will be supported j,y
three strong stables now in tho South
"hich did not appear here liant fail
namely. tho stables of H z. HnIIc,-
peck. F. p. Hitchcock and Harry X
Knapp. The Hitchcock Knapp com
oination Ia at Aikon. S. c.. under The
charge Of Trainer William karrlck
ana the establishment OF Mr.. Yallcn.
beck Is at the same resort under tho
mn nasement of Franls Taylor.
Since Samuel c. Hildreth has gone
away to France with F!tz Herbert
Pusgins. Zeua and the other frst-class
horses Chsrleo Kohler bought for him
In New York last fall. the Hallenbeck
establishment is probably the strong
esc aggregation OF thoroughbrcds on
the American continent Taylor, who.
by the way. is brother-,n-law OF
Hlidreth's has Worth. Singer, Faunt.
leroy. Adams Express and half a
dozen promising two year-olds at
Aiken. and they are ready.
There is a fine training track at
Aiken built by the late William c.
Whitney. who did SO much a few years
back toward the Development OF Aiken,
and Taylor has been busy since the
middle of January. They had some
winter in South Carolina In January
and February. but nothing like the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
YOUNG ROOSEVELT
ESCAPES INJURY
Former Presidents Son Has a
Spill While Trying Out His
Mount, but Is Not Hurt.

baltimore. Nd. March 2a.-Kermit Roose-
VET, who shot lions In South Africa and
escaped injured took n cropper while hunt.
Ing fox In Maryland. The ex-Pre.lden,s
son arrived here yesterday to hunt with tho
Eikridse Fox Hunting Colub and II icaxeI
out to-day that while trying out hiy mount
yesterday he had n spill. but fell on nof,
earth and was not injured.
nc Dig hunt to-day began ~ Farmtnrton
IN iarlpfd county. starting from the estate
ot j. Rush street. The party made theIr
VIZ 70 kenwooi Inn. where they were toia
"a oy i hninber OF experts. men and ,yn,nen
liurlA from baltimore. and there the entire
paftg wac photographed. Kermi, was IN.
c.htre OF attraction Tho hounds soon star.
ca UP 'ox. AFTER short run Reyrn.d eludai
nv u"ks Later second fox wap seemed
ana ior fuii hou. ne carried the hunt,rs
ger NH and dale. This FOX. too. MANAGE
20 esshpe. ana no further game wa, ,iartes
UP curing tho day. Young Roo.evcIt 80
turned to baltimore tonight en,hu.ias,lo
o'"r INC spor'. which was all new n him
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last years crew. and young Charles,
whose name Is not what ii Is
printed. Thea, four are known, and
| little need b. said about them.
Phil. Hinton Dnck.
Among the buckstops will be found
our old friend, Phil. Hinton. Phil. Ia
nice boy and good catcher Since
leaving Richmond he has made rep
utation for himself. and Steve was
glad and lucky to set him. Parry
Thackera, one OF the old stagars, will
also be on hand. W lille Fred Lucia. viii,
world of weight. the result OF good
living In Richmond during the winter,
is also slated for trial OF the ditch
ers, Johnny Nerbou. Is the only ono
we'll known. Johnny was the mainstay
OF the club last ysar. He won fifteen
and lost twelve OF his games. which
pitcher on the Richmond team last sea-
SON. Nerhout will hold up his end.
Claude Brady is a big FELLOW, a port
paw. who was let out by DnnvilIel
Griffin thinks he has the making of a
pitcher. There arA others but they
are all newcomers
Among those who are convorsaIlt
With baseball N the South. tile old am
ties carried on in the South Atlantic
League between Steva Griffin and Lou
Castro Will be remembered. Castro
had the Charleston club, and IL mem
Dry Us correct. steve mad the Savannah
club. These two fellows had the timt,,
OF their lives, and the fans we're all
ways glad to welcome them. y ruro
treat is in store for the fans il these
two Will carry OIL the same line OF fun
during the coming SEASON,
They will all be hore tomorrow
every dodgaated one of them. II the
ground dries they Will all be at the
ball park-the fellow with a glove and
pair of shoes in his telescope and
| tho fellow with brand new suit case.
which the folks at ONE donated to-
wards his efforts in making a MANS
for himself. And who Knows but that
Joe Jackson or Ty Cobb IS among
the bunch?
Steve is ANXIOUS to get Irl Iogue
back. lie may or may not be success
/ full.
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taEe over many managers. There Is
Mrs. Steve. or Mrs. Griffin, as she
should properly be called. In short
Interview with that very charming
woman yesterday. this scribe was
overwhelmed. buried, annihiluted, un-
der n veritGble avalanche of baseball
lore
The information which you will find
ut the head OF this story was furnish
ed by Mrs. Steve Griffin. She isn't
very happy in her present quarters.
Not that the hotel people arn't kind.
for they are, but Mrs. Griffin. by her
own admission, is used TO darning
socks and other things by her own
hreside. She wants home. and II
looking at Mrs. Griffin Is any indica-
ton. she Is going TO set tina, home
very shortly. But be that as It may,
or words to that effect as some other
writer has said, when this Individual
brave of front and secure In his posi-
ton as writer OF baseball. entered
the Griffin apartments at the Lexing-
ton. he was prepared to be condo
scending. to listen TO arid nothing
nesses. and to finally cxpound his
bountiful store of knowledge to poor
unwise Mrs, Griffin. HIS pride was
doomed to fall, as shall presently he
narrated.
Mrs. Griffin, as has already been told.
wants n home. Sho wants. mors than
anything else. desk whereat she can
figure any kind OF n play. from keep
ing n runner roped TO third when only
one is down to saving tho tying run
when the opposing club makes six hits
in ons inning.
Steve" remarked this scribe, az
want a complete list OF your exhibition
games and an official list Of the play
ers you have signed"
81 oh rapl;a6 C+o,,o hut