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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

OF an ordinance OF the CITY of N.,r-
cheslcr approved October .. 1885. a.
hhaannS NM rcspectively::, on April IL.
satu amendments appear as section,
ana or Chapter - OF tho ordi
n ,aas OF the city of Manchester OF
L. Any and all tickets sold nv ~.
company at the rate of two IT,, az
Gc<ts. or 1T the rate of six Tor tweptvo
Nv. cents. and In the hands of the
t akns cn t he Time this ordinance
Nalia ana shall cntitle "A passcnx.r
1HerlnS inc same in payment of 6Is
i iaro 10 an OF the rights and priv
ItEcs guaranteed and secured To sucn
passenger by the provisions ~ III
orr Ginal franchises under which su"n
tickct was sold by the said COMMIT
or IT'S agents. or by any amendment
thereof. i'''
s. That for any violation or ,,;,,
70 comply with any requirement or
this ordinance the said Vitri,i;, E,I
way ana Power Company. upon con-
Nlction thereof. shall pay Il fine OF
not less than twcnty-iive dniI,ps
tsSJ.oo) nor more than one hundrsI
dollars tSlOo.O0) recoverable nrfcra
me police Justice of the CITY of
or failure shall constitute a sep,rnio
oichsc. Any such line cnur,np To mo
titS under this ordinance shall con
stitutc Il lien upon the propcrtv ,,,,d
franchises OF the said Virginia Ran
way and Power Company, prior TO ain
other debts. liens or ohlications
th'rco'. whether so cnurine TO IN.
C!ty before or after the cram, -,
any lien In favor OF any person or
corporation
y. That all members Of tho Fire ara
ioIlcc Departments while in UNIFORM
or wearing their official badges shall;
be permitted To ride upon tho cars OF
saih Company without charge or pay
incnt OF fare therefor.
10. This ordinance may be re-
pcalcd 10y the Council at any time
during such period TOR which the
privileges herein contained are
granted.
II. This ordinance shall be in force
from it's passage.
ALE. II. MCDOWELL.
City Clerk.
Examined and approved:
GEORGE. WAYNE. kSpE.pSnS
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Best Location Around
Richmond

20 acres of good land. lays good. in
sight Of Washington Highway, 2 min
road station. store and graded school
near Richmond. This is the hest To-
cation around Richmond for n store
Eas hiiine station and accessory. etc
Can he bought cheap or will trade for
city property. 100000.
J. y. CONNOLLY G. co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
ny WILLIAM =. Reid. Heal,or.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
No. BIZ S. 18th Street

fS virtue OF certain deed Of trus,
dated May 10Th. 1920. and recorded in
the Richmond chanccry Court, clerk :
Office. in Deed Book 250-c. page 3.0
default having been made in the paw
mcnt Of the debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the bcnc-
hciary thtcnndcr so To do. |. the
Undersigned trustee. will. on
THURSDAY. JULY 9TH. 1921.
at $50 O'clock +. NJ,
on the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein. viz:
That certain lot OF land. with all
improvements thereon. known AS No.
81 South Fourth Street. in the civ
of Richmond, Va. beginning at Il
point on the eastern line of Fourth
Street. l22 feet inches. more or
less. north Of Arch Street; thence
running nor,hwardly and fronting
on the said eastern line OF Fourth
Street 20 feet > inches, more or less.
and extending back between parallel
lines ITO feet"
This is a very good brick dwelling,
containing about Il rooms. and should
attract any one looking for Il home
or an investment, AS the property is
now renting for $50 per month.
TERMS: Cash.
W. F. Redo,
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WEST Oh FIRST SlIisEa'
a. WOLLSlEFEE,
Suul WEST Cary street
BUTTONS DRUG STORE
suuv IVES, Cary street.
+ SHllthEA PHARMACY,
H. North Sntpp.tru street
BLANKS BOULEVARD PHARMACY
2suV M.s; l:road street
CAV EDOS DRUG STORE.
Robinson ANA Floyd.
HOOVEk'S PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main.
THE BRANDS PiiARMACY,
26Vl Park Avenue.
G. c. KERN.
222S Hanover Avenue,
GROVE AVENUE rHAKMACY.
GOA Grove Avenue.
IL l. BOOK Err
1919 Wcs; Main street.
HERMITAGE DRUG COMPANY.
lsi7 West Broad street.
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
lGUl rarh Avenue.
WEST END CONFECTIONERY.
1901 Nc. .N!n Street.
a. Il. JOHANN.
ST West Main street
l..>.. -4iiEET rllAEMAGY.
a34 South p!uc street.
q. CHlOCCA BROS.
ST. West Broad street.
V. L. NAY & nKoS..
40 Crook A.cnue.
NNT DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad stree.
COHE> -. DEIARTME%T STORE
IL EAST Broai Street
W. &. SAUNDERS.
$50 West Lvish street.
EAST OF i'INsr STREET.
SCHERS.
100 %orth r1iTi St"'"t.
HCUitcS tuGHITuRE Co.
S.3 %orth Fit;h street.
J. "A huMt..
$50 North Fourth Street.
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- l'lI.AltAlACT,
uVi Last Main SIiret
SCl......o.
Mint and Broad slie-ts.
k,..-,.>D II. ciilLDkEi,
- y, IA Eighteenth street.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
TWEEN, first ana AatshaIi Streets
Tu...,rii'S PHARMACY.
Twenty and Main Streets.
= Ai.... NJ iiIAiiMACi.
2l.o ...rmvunt Avenue.
EATONS rHAiiMACi,
Twenty-siAIh and NcnaOlc Streets
:. -. CRAIG,
2Svv East Broad Street
Has Dn, STORE.
2YuU - street.
J. l.. aAltii.
$50 Eds, Marshall Street.
MILLER Il KHOAL'r.
" EISBEkuEn
FULTON.
JOHN T. kUESrEK.
.l5 Louisiana street
j. IL VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue.
j. A. BLACK & son.
1916 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue
sour, n....siO%D.
JAMES - .'@r.l,
Ito East TwrIltn Street.
T. l'Ai.iiSil.
1903 iiuli street
WASlilN,ri'tN ~ IA I'LL.
salo tiuii street.
\,uuJLA HEtt.ITS.
WOODLAND tElGllrS PHARMACY.
Siui Scumc, Avenue.
n>tlON HEIGHTS.
81 y HEIGHTS CuNFECTY.
olo North Avenue.
.Ilt,Hi.NrD i'AItI\.
W * NALGnAN.
iCurtn \ and S.La street
,.ui.NND FAIRS.
Park VIEW PliAiiM.ACY.
1900 -ssjdc Avenue.
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,GCin'Ns-LEE>fiS
Legal Notice,

htEii
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Once ct Treasured
Wilmington y g. jrIna an 10,
The Budid Of directors OF AtI.nt,' -, -,
LIN" Railroad company has declared a
on the Common capita stock OF that Com
rany. payabi. OF Monday. July ii, 1871,
TO suSh st"c"ho!drrs a. shall be registered
on IN" hoons 81 tn" Company on Satur
day June 70 1871. AZ II O'Clock Nj.
JNO. L. REID.
----- Treasurer.
DEPARTMENT uF PUBLIC WORKS.
scaled proposals Will Dc received AZ This
ono" until IL O'Clock noon July 18th fnT
inc hStruCiirn ui cunCr.t. steel nr iJ G =
IN ilnll street over Virginia Railway and
f"w"r tuurany'S canal Forms of prn.
n"Stls can lie obtained uu .ii,iicntinn
certified ch"ck !or amount stated
t"p"oo, ON proposals must accompanv \
each bid ns guaranty oi execution \ot
contract. The Director OF Public Work
reserves the right 10 reject any and all
ALLEN j. SAVILI.E
Director ~ Public Works.
The regular monthly meeting of I,s
stockholders Of 'ne Robert Harding Com.
rahy Incorporated. vii. be held az Inc
office OF tn" company. 10 North Seventh
Street. Richmond. Va. "Wednesday Julv !;
1874. at . O'Clock T.. NJ. %
|. u NLMBLOUGn Secretary
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Lot No. | in Block No. 6
in "Buren Homestead
\ Addition" Subdivis-
ion of the City Of
Hopewell, Va.

In execution OF q certain deed OF
trust. dated May =. 1920 and recorded
in the Clerks ONCE Of the Corpora
ton Court Of the city of HONEYWELL.
Va. in y. r. &. page 1913, to the under
signed to secure tho payment Of n
certain note therein described, default
having been made in the payment OF
tho d.ht thereby secured. am being
required by the beneficiary 20 t. do.
will sell at Public Auction. on tho
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 1921.
AT +. NJ.
the property dcsci ihcd In said decd
OF trust as follows: All that ..r-ta:n
tract or parcel Of land lying anh be-
subdivision Of the city OF HopcwsU.
state of virginia. konwn. numbered
and designated as Lot Numbered One
GD in block Numbered six as, ac
cording to plat Of said subdivision.
reference to which is hereby male.
TERMS: Easy and announced ut
sale.
c. l.. TAYLOR and
THEODORE NELSON. )R..
Trustees.
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AN OI,DINANCE

To permit the Virginia Railway ant
Power Company under certain cond.
TONS. during the time ncrcin succi.
ned. To discontinue the sale OF tHc
labor tickets for five cents. gooc
from 6lA. NJ. to y. NJ. Monday l.
Saturday. inclusive. and To discon.
tinuc the sale OF six tickets iui
twenty-five cents. good from \. NJ
10 y. NJ. Monday TO Saturday, inrlu
siVc. and TO charge. except as ht.c.r
provided. a fare OF not more Shan siA
cents tor each passenger.
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- % 49,
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

DuSIIlcSS opportunities 90
PAKIN to invest $1,000 III established
wholesale cigar business In Richmond
Wondcrtu. opportunity Tor rlSnl man
Address B'N & "2J care Times piSpatC oh.
" up,\N DKkiNG Mii.l.-FVr sale, a small
woudworking m!ll. consisting oi pia NJ
SAWS. motors. etc. located on tho NOR
fok and Portsmouth iicit Line Railway
Portsmouth. Va. Convenient 10 trans
po:Idtiop aud lumber markets. Good
future tor the right man. Address In-
natlry Contrary. Inc. 2lt New hIrn
ikuIlhimE. nurlsnOuih Va.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ofhcc o. the city Clerk. City Hail.
Richmond. Va. June 80. 1921.
NOTICE
} WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
, NOTICE. ~ hereby given to the pub.
nc pursuant to JOINT resolution OF
me council OF the city ut EicEmond
approved June 80. 1921, directing tnu
eame 10 be advertised In the I;icn-
mona Times dispatch, Il daily news
papcT published in tho Guy OF Rich
nnohu. Tor period oi ten days. mat
Inc Committee on Streets Of the Cit,
COUNCIL mas reported tavOraDly and
recommended the adoption OF an or
dlhincc having the effect and force
ol an amendment OF the franchise
ordinances OF The Virginia Railway
ana Power Company. ana that The pro.
posed amendment permits the s,llJ
virginia hallway " Power COMPANY
10 discontinue the sale OF certain
tickets and to charSu except as
therein provided, Il iary Of not more
'hah SIN cents Tor each passenger.
Notlce ID hereby further given that
thc PROPOSED :; .icndncnt aforesaid IL
now pending in the Common Councli
oi inc CITY Council and may be acted
on ny the said body at any meeting
taieu Tor the purpose tor At IL reg
uiar tncctinS) after the =. i'll amend
m.mt mas becn duly advertised Tor ten
consecutive days beginning with
this. the Is, day of July. 1921. in the
hichinond Times Dispatch. a daily
newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond. IL adopted by the Com
mon council. the said ordinance ma .
thrn be considered By any meeting
OF the Board OF Aldermen called tor
the PURPOSE after such adoption or
at its hrst regular meeting fter
adoption by the Common Council
For more detailed and particular
information re1e: cnce - hereby made
IL The proposed ordinance. which is
in the words and figures following:
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Successful Men Have Made Their Start BY Reading and Answer
-L A SSIFIED ADVER Using
linden ruu uuick hIFEuENCE

nEFERENCE
The
4 al
schcd .
NC a ~,
daily, mi Sa
words uhda y.
a SunuaS
s i've ,usei1Io u
conseC
The IL point AND the
maile 2-punt dm |
a oh is cent? d word SUNDAY
The y.uytions
adve
"oius W
avcom ,anyth
srvce.sed as NJ
,N,iw
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REL 'Sr err ",P RENT
Apartments and Flats


Apartments and Flats -
APARTMENTS From room and bath 10
rooms ana bath. central and Wcst
End: rentals s2I.o0 and up Possession
now and September J. See the complies,
list at our Office Morton q. ThalhI,ucr
second noOr, First National Rank Build :
ing.
FOURTH STREET, lizabcthan Apart
ments. Franklin. containing
room and bath: ] room. kitchcncttc and
bath: . roums kitchcnc;tc and bath
Possession September !. Plans and full
details at rho office or Morton O. THAI,
himcr second floor First National Bank
BuildinG.
MONUMENT AVENUE. west OF the Douic-
yard s% cont n,isr looms and bath
Der !. For plans and fun Information.
call at the Office OF Morton q. Thalhimc:
second door First National Rank Build
ing.
business Place. fot Kcnt -
STORES-wc have BROAD. Main and side
Gordon
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dU7Ed OBILES
:AuiuniuuiIcs Tor sale

GUARANTEED USED CARS
ALSCf Used CAR bEi'I
lli ". BROAD 81.
NEAr DOOR 10 STRAIN l'iiEATEK
MA OLSON sus
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EMf!;tIiiES1
ticip Wantcd-i-cmaic 81

hcip Wantrd-i-cmaic z.
House MOriIEE MD c;oyri;x.,s.
iM'nl"l Wiiowrr 90 high .,a,IIi,,. - =,
~ Guy not tar distant. ,Iosircr' In. :.
I" %! ronn"i. duc,tcI ,'Irls,t.u
good i"miiy. hcIlrhy, :onI ,Ii,,,os, ~ ~
WI" loves children and cap,hI. n, ,,,,,
"clhS tn" h"us' ana servants IL, XXX.
"'-" "i MS home tnl littlc girl .r~.
'"h'A ~ itmily. inciudins srIn
,'NS or" ian "r rscsbytcrisn p-rf.-rs,
i'"dy t" j" received IS m"mh5, az ~.
inmiiN. References cNchan-.d
,"n MI requirements. h,ii,css III ~"
,'.nc,S"n ii"tc'. Richmond. ''
MAKE $50 81, if:K WEEK
Z M ASSiNt LIGHT AND RESpECr
SEE MIX BLUM ~ 49,
CASTELRhR,;' %ATIoNA
JEW ELEN COMPANY
40 EAST BROAD STREET
SERVANT wanted. good salary Ia ,#.i,,
""rlN :ioi fioyd Av"nu"
IRREGULARITIES Thoroughly .xnn-i.
"hc'.i s'"noGi arlltr~ t. register TOR
r"fmtn"nt AMI substitute i,nsifiot, ~
iS Ein"'"Emcn; bureau Room ) City
W.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Who have hpI
~ least ON" years experience wanted
i"i instruction work in oar oi,..r.,i nrs =
",h""!. salary based upon previous r.,-
"In' -" hinplcym"ut Supervisor. Room
""- 'N' Fast GRACE street. Tho ,'h.s.
"' Virginia.
NANrED Two nrst-c!ass Elliot. Fisher
housekeeping machine operators AIrlv
100 detail. stating experience. RnA j -,
car" The Dispatch.
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by w. -. NELSON & COMPANY,
NO. IL North Ninth street.
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
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Real Estate for E,chnnrc p,

Ill tAGIANit iLc"n- city property
for sInd.. farm nutne IN country
Alfred M"ll = Co. ST. East Frankiin
Street. Room ~
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business Places ia, Rem,

STORES-wc have BROAD. Main and side
street stores for rent. Gordon h. Strause
Co.. eis l.. East Main Street.
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"nr..H, nrr'...''

I5uAiIp-F;dwn i'uaUg tIHcr" director
Ia .,nE,l,r.T sos Ens' Main street
Madison 1871. Randolph 1858.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

WHEREAS. existing conditions re-
quirc and justify "A temporary in
CrcaS" IN the rates charged by the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
in the operation OF the various street
railway franchises owned and con-
trollcd by II IN the Guy OF Richmond.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT Or
pNiEED ny THE COUNCIL OF THE.
CITY OF EICllhO\D:
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Lots for Sale

Du%rREAri Lest o: wEsTIIAMpTo\
Attract''. ir!ccs Liberal Terms
III MUTUAL. BUILDING.
WESTnAMPTDS Lots Mrs r. I.yy.,
I.ipsc0mn 81 Amtricnn 81 Rpk KIir
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l"I ACRES Famous "ruinrd al n,,,,.,,,
Ihli "i II" nisn"nd orchard I.nGs
~ '>"'"Iu. Va. Viii t,.. SOLD 81 MOI ,',,
N"dues,itS. Juiy 21tn. III A. 81 ~
a'' 200 i"rhs, Zoo Itcn nayI.
T'"'' "l",ShrS' al |" TO 80 Years OH
i"'liH 100 bu- condition. IncNrcI.I -
,ii'n'-. '.p"" to 7.5ov-l,rr.i vt,l,I
ini |~-i St"is. FOR information. Wr.,'
~. T.. lt'l 90 BOA iIl, No,nna
\r.. selling Agents - ''""' :
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Th.ii ESTiTE EDR NlLE
EARNS and inni Tor sale
FARM BARGAINS.

fAhM Tor sale. containing - acres. NOR.
w 'NTt w "'i"~ ur-n rand bal.nt. In
timber. mile ui s,n,int,n',I 49,, az
.huiIh'S .nh schools. located in Middle
,N '"uni! on Rapp"haunock KIy,t.
f"r iur ny Information. apply to !. r..
SUI H"fSaw. Va. 81 =. " East.
fAHMS-!i you want to buy a farm. ,.e
hI,ht Eastern Lane Co.. SOL 500 M,.o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-24
COLORADO RANCH
OWNER FATALLY
SHOT IN FIGHT
J. L. Thompson, Living Near
RamaK, Is Reported Dy-
ing at Hospital; Neighbor
and Wife Held in Jail.

Colorado Springs, Colo, oct. 30.
j. L. Thompson, a rancher re-
siding near Ramah Colorado, is
reported dying at a local hospital
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Roberts, of
Ramah, are held in the county Jail
following a. gun battle on ranch
early today. The shooting is said
to have been the result of quar-
rel over the division of livestock
owned Jointly by Roberts and
Thompson.
Thompson has been tenant on
a ranch owned by Roberts.
The shooting took place this
morning when Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
erts drove to the ranch where. it is
said, they attempted to remove
some hogs, the ownership of which
was claimed by Roberts. After hot
words had passed between the two
Thompson is said to have entered
his house, returning with a rifle.
Roberts then. according to reports.
opened fire from q distance of
seventy-five yards, At the third
shot, Thompson fell mortally
wounded with bullet through his
chest. Thompson was taken to a
hospital where physicians declare
his chances for recovery are slight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts were placed
under arrest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-24
UNKNOWN YANK s
BODY IS To De
SELECTED TODAY

ChalonS Sur Marine, France, Oct
23 (by the Associated Press. y
Four bodies of unidentified Ameri-
can soldiers who fell In the world
war. from among whom will be
chosen Americas unknown Sol
der" for burial in Arlington, were
brought today TO the city hall in
preparation for the simple cere-
mony tomorrow One body from
each of the four permanent Ameri-
can cemeteries in France-Romag-
ne, Triaucourt, Bony and Belleau
Wood.
Sergeant e. S. Younger, head
quarters company, Second battal-
ion of the Fiftieth infantry, was
lected tonight by Major r. Z.
Harbold, to choose the body.
An American army truck brought
Il bodies to Chalons, where a
French guard of honor, composed
of poiIus who saw action, carried
the collins to the city hall, while
thousands looked on silently and
uncovered French soldiers rem
dered military honors.
commissioned officers from
Coblenz stood guard tonight in a
dimly lighted room, while in an
outside room the French guard OF
honor took up positions
The people of Chalons brought
flowers, and heaped them at the
foot OF the collins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-24
AT THE LIBRARY

White Shadows of the South
Seas, by Frederick O'Brien, ana
NJ Isles of the South Seas, by
Frederick O'Brien.
white Shadows" Frederick
OBriens first book, was written
b., the Pickering light of a bait
tered stable lantern in the Mar
quesan Islands. The manuscript
was refused by one publisher and
smiled indulgently at by several
noted authors. 1t was put on the
shelf until several years later,
when Mr.. O'Brien, who was leav-
ing for the Tar East, accepted the
q 1vice OF friends and gave the
manuscript to the Century COM
pany for correction and publica-
ton. He first saw the printed
copy in book store in Hongkong
and was shocked at the price. He
was sure not many people would
read a new book at four dollars a
copy.
The scene of the white Shad /.
ows'' is laid in the Marquesan Is
lands while Mystic Isles is laid
in romantic and beautiful Tahiti,
Each book is a series of interest
irg adventures and charming de-
Seriptions calculated to make the
least impressionable reader dis
satisfied with the temperate zone.
Both books are ideal travel books
for stay-at-home people.
nthnv hAAIye, xxrftI1 try- n in 1fe,i Il
a. the public library are:
cage of Innocence" Edith
Wharton.
"Alice Adams" Booth Tarking-
ton.
Beloved Woman" Kathleen
Norris.
"Byst Short Stories" O'Brien.
Trimming Cup" Dorothy Can
field Fisher.
"Flaming Forest James Oliver
Curwood.
Growth of the Soil" Knut Ham
sun.
Helen of the Old House." Har.
old Bell Wright.
Her Fathers Daughter" Gene
Stratton- Porter.
Main Street, Sinclair Lewis.
"Margot Asquith," Biography.
Miss Lulu Bett," Zona Gale.
Moon calf" FLOYD FELL.
"Potterism," Rose McCauley.
"Psycho-Analvsis." Tridon.
'"Fop of the World" Ethel Dell.
THE Tragic Bride" Young.
outline Of History" II, G.
Wells.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-24
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.


Copyright 1921 by Albuquerque JournalD
New York, Oct. 23.--The tradi-
tion that the team which wins the
first game of a world series also
wins the series was unable to
"tradish" in 1921. 1t was no fault
of the tradition. 1t fell down twice
prior to 1921, once when the New
York National began by winning
the first game of series and an
other time when the PHILADELPHIA
Nationals started off with the band
playing and the flags flying and
stopped on the first lap.
There was one Ian sitting IN
the big stadium at the last world
series who called attention to the
fact that the American league had
been sorely treated by fate this
year and he grieved in his quiet
Philadelphia way that this was
the cause.
He called attention to some
thing else about worlds series or
1921 which resembled the baseDall
of the past and which had been
quite generally overlooked. The
first two games in 1921 were won
by scores of 3 to 0 and the flrst
two games of the first world series
in 1906 were won by scores of .
TO 0.
The Giants and the Athletics
were playing in 1906. The Giants
won the first game in Phlladelpnla
on the Columbia avenue grounds.
Mathewson pitched for New YORK
and Plank for Athletics. Never in
all Planks history did he bend and
twist harder to win a ball game
than he did to win that first con-
test against the Giants, for the AMI
mostly against the New York team
in Philadelphia in those days was
some animosity.
tt. Giants scored two runs IN
the fifth and one in the ninth. IN
the first world series game in 1871
the Yankees scored a run in the
filst, ono in the fifth and one IN
the sixth.
The second game of the series In
1905 was played at the POLO
grounds and the score was to 0
in favor Of the Athletics. McGin-
nity and Ames pitched for the
Giants and Bender for Philadelphia.
The latter team scored run in the
third inning and then scored two
more in the eighth. The Giants
made only meager four hlts
against Bender.
In the second game in l92l,
Hoyt won for the American league
and the Giants were defeated for
the second time in succession, BY
3 to 0. The Yanks scored a run
in the fourth and two in the
eighth. Note how much that was
like the game way back in 1905.
When it comes to the third
game, comparisons are not so close
and yet the third game in 1921
resembled its 1905 prototype. In
1906 the Giants scored nine runs
to nothing for their opponents.