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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
BETHANY LOSES
PITCHERS DUEL
To STATE UNIV.
WOODS AID WELLS BATTLE Oh
Mo10ANTowN GROUNDS, BUT
BIsoNs LOST BAEAKS OF
GAME
wells has more Strtksouts than Nom
tainssr but 10 Touched for TWO
More 1inglss
ecial To The Intelligencer

Special To The Intelligencer
Morgantown. w Va. May 17.-West
Virginia took fast and we'll played
game from Bethany college here this
afternoon by the score Of to 3. To-
days triumph was West Virginia 3
ninth consecutive victory on the local
field for the season Bethany offered stin
opposition through the game and never
ceased fighting until the last man had
been retired.
The gam" was a pitchers battle be-
tween Woods and Wells. and while the
latter had the better in the argument in
the matter of strikeouts he yielded two
moro hits than the Mountaineer Hur-
Ter, Who kept his seven hits we'll scat
tered and was seldom in a hole. Wells
proved puzzle to Turkovich. Joe liar
rick and several other Mountaineers
who could not solve his delivery. How
ever, Homer Martin and Steve Harrick
made thinks warm for Bethany's big
portsider by securing three hits each.
Bethany opened things In the scoring
line in the fourth inning when Patter-
son singled to center, and scored on
Cooks triple to the same TERRITORY.
Cook scored when Wright made bad
him from stretching his hit to triple.
West Virginia tied the score In her half
Of the. Fifth. steve Harrick was safe
on an iuticld hit. While Woods and
Turkovic,l were tanning he stole sec
ond. and scored on Maderia's double to
left.
MaderH went 20 third on Martins
single TO right and scored on Patter-
sons error. The Mountaineers took the
lead in the sixth. when Mayhcld reached
first on Cooks error, went 10 second on
Wrights sacrific" and scored on Steve
Harrlck's single to center. The varsity
pushed the winning run across in the
eighth. Mayfield was passed. he stole
second hut Johnson's peg went Into
center field and he continued on TO
third Smiths throw to Brown got by
the Ia tier and Mayfield crossed The plate
with the winning run.
Smiths triple and Randolphs Sacrt-
fec fly in the ninth gave Bethany her
third tally. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
OFFICIAL 1XA1nNAT1oM

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces open competitive ex-
aminatio for clerical positions in the
field branches of the government service
in Maryland. North Carolina. Virginia.
and West Virginia, This examination
will be held in Wheeling. W. Va. on
Saturday. June II, 1921. The usual en-
trance, salaries range from 5000 TO
$1,000 per annum. Appointees whose
services are satisfactory may be al
lowed the temporary increase granted
by congress Of $50 4 month. =
Male applicants only will be admitted
to these examinations as there are suf-
fcicnt female eligihles on the register
to most the needs Of the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
MACKS TO WELLSBURC

Special Dispatch to The lnt2l!iGenccr
wellsburg. W. Va. May 1i.-ManaGoi
Riley and baseball fans Of this city are
extremely fortunate in securing the Nj
Conkeys Of Wheeling for another gam"
here next Saturday. These two clues
battlcd for ten innings last Saturday
with the visitors winning out IN the
final cha pier. and that Il good game vii
result whenever They come toSctSD
goes without saying.
Randolph is expected to BE- in un.-
form next Saturday. and will b. Riley:
choice for the mound unless some un
foresecn incident develops. Many fan
here realize that II will take the b,>t
Of pitching 70 hold the lard hitting
Wheelingites. dangerous at all stages
and are anxious to see Bethany col!eS,
star work out against them.
In this event. Riley will prObab.,
work F'oreSbach in the Outlield 10 giN,
IN, team addit ;onal batting StrenE,h
Foresbach has proven himself good -
the outfield. and his addition TO the a..
tack OF the team woull not BE- At the
expense Of the defense by any means.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
PICKS
DEMPSEY VICTOR
IN BIC FIGHT

Atlantic City. y. J.. May l7.-1amcs
J. Corbet,. former heavyweight ~cham-
pion Of the world, spent seveEal hours
with Jack Dempsey today at his train
ing camp at the Airport. Corbett cX-
pressed confidence in Dempsey's ability
to beat Georges Carpenter in their bout
at Jersey City. JulS .. The formrr,title-
holder left the city tonight. pu, plans
to return later in the attack.
Dempsey spent strenuous day in
working out, his we'll balanced program
keeping him busy throughout the Gay.
He is preparing for his first public APP
pcaran since he started training, on
Saturday night
The ]. Willis Post Overseas Veterans
Of Atlantic City adopted a resolution to-
day extending a welcome to Dempsey
and his party and referring TO the cham
pion as valuable asset in moro way.
than one
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.the;S Screen 4
J OF Sp''o!''Gt u q
by ~&2:9.ah4-,

ed to center feld, and cane oeck tesee
tagged out. In the last inninGs - stee1
at the plate and made SRePt TO- IN
out bounder. ..; =. i las.,
After these things one unAsrstaAAg
why the Reds can be counted out ~
pennant .chesers. :...... -
. 10 river CA rass hgas tAAo1.
seqros; or aay Ill Saab S101o, -
level sof tie 1AnASS2sa11 ):
No study Of the st. Louis CardSiytlf
suffice to explain their bad moving .
far-exceptinE that It. ROYALS q SpE1
tendency to weakness In the DteeAaAe
staff. 1t has punch, spseds eets9stSo
strength g.. =. = ...sMa II.
The team has ;been big pEf1is -
me and tho explanation. can b found
only bye talking with BALL phyen.
The source of tho trouble eD1eafs -
be lack Of sympathy among the >pnxeFs-
for Hickey and his methods. bsaioye
the players like Hickey sincerely 90
would work for him, but there isfs yc1f-
rent Of scornful opinion regarding hiS
theories Of baseball. ''E ''.>>::'.. .ss..
There Is a certain lack Of : proper.
MANAGEMENT of the team. It 10 :. 80,
which nSSOS COuhlOGE1VA0 <bAoOtSShB
spots and It does not seem to be eHeta'
ting 1T. The team is playiag ret
poor baseball, even when 1t 10 wtAaiAg
which is seldom. .-...-- rk,S.sssS,
There is bitter. complaint. among. IL.
New York Giant rooters, against HuS6ta
Jennings The former leader OF tAe.
Tigers is not popular Hlth the .PetD;
Ground gang. Bad third base coacAing
they raise as the chief charge -asaa4st
him. s:s. -
The Giants, according to the stAttst3-
clans, have lost six games this IseSeA'
through bad Judgment in directing bGtb
runners. Naturally since Jenningl has
borne the bulk of the third base coach.
ing duties he Is held Responsible.
Recently there was q case Of . runAef,
who already reached third being or1efDd
back and during the mfx-up 6Hn9N
caught How much Of the censuFS. ~,
Jennings Is due by -alibying by the te9si
runners themselves Is hard to tsn.} O..
at least was to blame for the btNA4et
and permitted the blame to fall rsnDHn
jennings. g.
Whether to blame or not, HukhielEM
for a rough ride while he remains .WdkA
the Giants. anu II some Of his foes hats
their way it wIHnot be long.
Sic transit glorrt Ee-yah! ~
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THIS clever race driver, reared IN
the very shadows Of the greatest
race course in the world at lndIanap.
oils, and winner Of the international
5oomile jaunt in 1919, will again be
,een at the wheel Of French Peusot
At the start Of the 5Oo-mile dash ior
,s5 900 to be held at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. Monday, May 81
uov.rd Wilcox has been racing since
he was nineteen years OF age out tne
only time he jumps to the wheei Oh .
racing creation Is at the Indianapolis
event each year. He Is strong 10,
competition with foreign drivers ana
It is probable that he Will cross the
Atlantic to represent America IN inc
French Grand Prix race to be neid
near lie Mans In July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
WV. j. Victor Over
WaSh.-Je In Tennis
Srcrial f. The IntelliCenCcr.


Washington. Pa. May Vest Viz
gina mnv"rs ity defeated Washington
and jefferson today at tennis by score
Of fv"-"n". The match between Cut
right. Of W">t Nirginia, and Alexander.
Of w. e. j.. was clearly the feature Of
the day. Both men played Il wonderful
driving game, and it WAS by careful
and consistent playing that Outright
Won. This WAS the first time that Alex
amLrr has ever been defeated. Coffman
also played Il fine game for West Nir-
GINA.
Summary: Hammond. West Virginia.
defeated GarhiSh. % and g.: Mcintosh.
West Virginia. defeated. Ram Icy. Sc. Sc
ami H-%: Cofiman. Wrht virginia. de-
f-at"d Knapp -, 81 and -. Ham
mond and Mcintosh. West Virginia, de-
feated GarhiSh and Lucas. 6-3 and SO;
Alexander and Ramsey. W. 4 j., de-
feated outright and Riley, 60. So
aUl -.
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ST, GAINESVILLE HIGH DEfEAIS :: I.
UNSLy AND CLAIMS 0. J, TITLE
I'LL TOP DAG11A&k &ADOE
oxA10D0HHKP II 2Gy0e1sa
,11As1D 118F u TAx11x 80 q:
1rro.s Lest YsgtsFlAy'S oAAS ~ -
dsts-1t1sl 1sors. osoel 3sA4.4
NotAt11. %

By defeating" the Linsiy csAst 5ntet
by the overwhelming score Of 1e.o.; ~
st. Clairsville. high school baseball 10s
claims the championships f thigh Acheets
of the WheelJnEs district OF :'ths* OJp
valley. and standstready to defend itf
title at any time. 4rsi:.,t
The st. Clsirsvills lads clSeAd:Se
season yesterday afterno6n; ,aa6tt4.H
victory makes a .-totAl OF. sevcnfu1e
Of Flushing high, school. ky the 'stofesef
3 to 2, in an EXTRA Inning R4ne. = q,
Wheeling high was the. only team M
met in the. Wheeling district; b0t y
others were. mat and conauerS&.
high twice. g.. ,.'-S,.
The following is. yssterda7's sseesp::ts
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Special to The Intelligencer.
Morgantown. May l7.-ln less than
two years Fulton Woods has jumped
from an unknown" high school player
TO one OF the best right-handed twirlers
in college ranks. and If he continues TO
improve it is safe to predict that he has
bright future ahead if he decides to
follow the diamond sport for several
years after graduation.
Woods entered West Virginia In the
fall Of 1919 after being graduted from
Princeton high school. He first came in
to prominence as member OF the
Freshman basket ball team in 1920. but
1t was not until the call for baseball
candidates was issued last spring that
he really came to his own. Coach Shell
ton only had one veteran hurler and
the prospects of finding another de-
pendable moundsman were not very
good until Woods reported. He made
good from the start. but did not Win
number of games because or the poor
support he received. The Mountaineers
seldom hit behind him and ne fost sew
eral contests ny the narrow margin or
one run However. the team ~ paying
championship style behind him this sea-
son, and SO far he has only fost oo'
zane, After the Mountaineers had lost
four games on the eastern trip, Woods
provel his worth when he went against
the Navy and held them to TWO hits
white his teammates pounded out
enough runs to win.
Woods is rapidly taking on weight
and seems To be improving steadily. Ae
has plenty OF smoke" and fine as
eortment Of curves. He Is In his Sophie
mo-: year and at present looks better
than June. Latterner and other star
hurlrrs did in the second season here.
Woods is always in shape and never
heSstatcs to take his place on the mound.
He is also valuable relief hurler as
was demonstrated Saturday when he
stopped the Ohio rally and made It pos
sibie fo West Virginia to win the game.
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PIRATES MAKE It TWO Of THREE
WHEN QUAKER TEAM MOBILES

rhiladclph:a.. MAY l.. - Philadelphas
closing rallies fell short and PittSours"
made il two out Of three for the series
today. to L. Hubbcr pitched fine pa
hut his support punched three errors !"
the fourth inning. presenting the VS.
tors with four runs. None OF inc runs
off Hubbcll was earned. Giazner wa
strong until the closing innings Sr'A
ing out nine. Schmidt after ca'cn'"7
every inning Pittsburgh has rlaHSu ;"
far this year. retired with spit f"s''
IN the second inning. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
STEWART FIGHT
WAS POSTPONED
Scheduled Tsn-Eound Fight for Monday
Evening In Boston Changed to
Next wednesday

Word was received here yesterday
morning that the scheduled ln-ronmd
bout of Walter GOO" Stewart. 10 haN"
been fought before the Mooney Athletic
Club Of Boston, Mass. was postponed
until next Wednesday ccvning. Stewart
made no announcement of where he was
going when he left last Saturday. and
his many friends who knew Of the Sched-
uled bout were eagerly waiting 10 her
the result when the message announcing
the change came yesterday.
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New Scott LumberS
To Smithfie|d, Ohio
bridgeport Baseball Club Opens It's Sea
son With Good oppoEttion Saturday.

Playing a good team. the fast Scot
Lumber company baseball club OF
Bridgeport will open Ats season neg
Saturday afternoon at Smithilcld. ..
when the Smthflcld 4. {. nipe will %
met. and good game is anticipated.
The Bridgeport men are in good form
and have been praCticing hard. now b"
ing ready for their opening clash. me
probable lineups have no, Yet been az
nouncel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
WALKERS HOME
RUN IN nth
BEATS C|NCY

New York. May 1.-THE New YORK
Nationals made it four straight from
Cincinnati today. winning an eleven
inning game by the score Of TO .. n
home run by Walker with none out IN
the eleventh broke up the game. Prior
to that Walker had hit triple and
double. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

The first Of a series OF meetinSs ~AAd
free exhibitions OF moving pictursztSken
by tho U. 8. Department OF AEricuttuss
will be held this evening. at the .U1ptt
Peters Run school this evening q 10
o'clock. These exhibitions are SelnE
given under the auspices Of the Ohio
County Farm bureau. Tho pictursS>Wni
be Of great interest to all tho farmefi
and are extended a cordial -invitatich.
-. ,S
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Two base hits-Ward, Ruth. Pipp and

Two base hits-Ward, Ruth. Pipp and
Jameson Three base hits-Peckin-
paugh. Home run-Ruth. Sacrifices
johnson .. Smith. Double plays-Pipp
and Peckinpaugh. Johnson and Seweu :,
Baker and Pipp. Sewen. Stephenson and
Johnston. Left on bases-New York A.
Cleveland 4. Bases on balls off Fer
gueson s, Uhle 8. Hits off Ferguson I
in : innings. OFF Collins none in !.
Struck out by Ferguson |. Collins l.
Ihle 4. Losing pitcher Ferguson
Umpres Nallin. Dineen and Wilson
Time Of game 1:t5.
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CATHEDRAL HI WON
FROM TRIADELPA|A
straub out-R1echSG Smith In Fitchsrs'
DuSl-BoSckls Qsts Long
Homer -.

In closely played game and pitch
ers' duel throughout. Cathedral High
School won from the Triadelphia High
School on the Cathedral grounds yester-
day afternoon by the score Of to ..
Straub and Smith battled for the en-
tire distance on the mound. and both
showed good form, although Straub was
wild at times, but had fine fielding sup
port.
The score:
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D-Battcd for Parkinson IN ninth.
t2)-Batted for Hubbell in rourth.
I3r-Rattcd for Keenan, IN ninth.
Two base hits: Carey. MeuSeL StoIeh
bases. Whitfield. Tiernry. Sacrihces:
Whitfield Hubbcll Bases on balss: OIL
,:razner. 4. Hubbell. .. Struck out: by
ilazner. ..
Cmoircs. Quigley and ODay.
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vAsuuoror WIS r1HAL.

Detroit. Mich. May 17.-Washington
won the final game Of the series from
Detroit today to ]. The contest was
a pitching duel between Mogridge and
Leonard Mogridge famed two pinch
hitters in the ninth. the only inning in
which Detroit runner passed second
base. Score:
washington ......l00 900 100" 10 0
Detroit ........ 900 900 0ol-l u
Observation-Disclosures and Charity;
Leonard, Oldham and AinSmith.
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Boston. May l1.-Boston made hits
count for runs against Martin and
Jones today. defeating Chicago. to :
With the bases full IN the eighth OesCh-
gers double To right scored three runs
Score by innings: L. II. l.
chicago " 200 100 010-4 Is |
Boston " 600 NO1 0iX-S .
Batteries: MARTIN. Jones and Kiln
fer Oeschger and O'Ncil.
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NIX for Spring in tenth. Munas ran
for Mllikcn in fifth.
Summary: Two-base hts-Thomas
Foster, Springer; base on balls Spring
|: Struck out Rutan. Spring ;; Paur
l. Umpire Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

Chicago May 11.-Chlcago won its
fourth consecutive game today by de-
feating Philadelphia 10 to 4. thereby
making n clean sweep of tho series
Falk's batting was the feature which
put Chicago ahead. Score by innings:
Philadelphia -. .001 OIL 0l0- II l
Chicago .. .004 004 COLO - l
Batteries-keefe. Harris. Hasty. Per-
nv and Perkins: McWeeny and Schalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

New York 4: Cincinnati 3 uD
Pittsburgh s: Philadelphia
Boston 8; Chicago
Brooklyn Q; st. Louis
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Summary. Sacrifice fly.

Summary. Sacrifice fly. Randolph.
Sacrifice hits Brown. Johnson and
Wright. Two base hits Madeira and
Brown. Three bas hits. Cook and
Smith. First base on balle--orr Wells I.
Struck out by Woods 8. by Wells II.
Left on bases. Bethany 4. West Va. 6.
First on errors W. Va. |. Time Of Game
| hour oS minutes Umpire Johnson.
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Two base hits - Phillips, Coniff
Three base hit-Mckean. Home run
Boeckle. Struck out-By Straub IL; by
Smith, 6
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12THHON|E. RUN
FOR RUTH BUT
CLEVELAND WON

Cleveland, May 1I.--Babe Ruth made
his twelfth home run OF the seas son to-
day. batting the ball over the wall in
right Center. but Cleveland won from
New York 4 to-. Score:
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BRowNS vIcToRs.

st. Louis. May 17.--Gerber's single
Jacobson's triple and a wild pitch by
Meyers in the eighth gave st. Louisltwo
runs and a TO victory over Boston
today. Score:
BOSTON . 900 900 COO"
St. Louis ......."00 600 o. 10
Embellishments Meyers and Ruel:
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The Standing.

Today's Games.
Wa shinGton at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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surE1BAs CONE BACK.

Brooklyn. May 1I.-Brookl%n took Il {
hnal game Of the series from st. Louis
TO-DAY. . 20 !. after the Cardinals had
won the tirSt three contests. AlthouGh
the visitors outbottcd the SuperoaS ii
u smuggling match. three ~ild> throws
gave the locals. i've runs. Kruger "t
Brooklyn and Mcti"nry OF S. LouiS. MI
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A poor memory is a great treasure
il it will make you forget tho things
you ought TO forget.
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Two-base hits. Burns. Smith. Walker
I'm 30 YDnnp Walker, Home

Thrce-hase rs. Young. Walker Home
run. Walker Stolen bases f'rissh.
EDpf. Sacrifices. Duran =: Wingo l.
Farms. Young. Bancroft. Double plays.
Young and Rapp: Bancroft. frisch and
Kelly. Left on bases. New York 3: TN
ctnnati l.. Bases on ballS OF Barns b:
off Napier .. Hit by pitcher. Barnes
tTonsecar. Struck out. BY Barns !; by
Napier |. Umpircs, Brennan and Ems
lie. Time, @:2J.
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The Standings,
TodAy'B Games

ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

jersey City 4: Toronto II.
Rochester 4: Newark !.
Syracuse 5: la fillmore 10.
Buffalo =: Reading ..
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BUS RObIES-All Sizes---Ouick De
liNerics WALTZ & co, III Main ST.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YssttrdRy's Games

YssttrdRy's Games.
st. Louis 1: Boston
Cleveland 4; New York 2
Washington .; Detroit
Chicago 10; Phila delphia
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246 o64 >

Tonight: Greer K LANG No. w. Nc
,'onkeys. JoKers vs.. Duquesne.
mUsH1 co1l1CE1c1AL TEN PIN
LEAGUE.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Mobile 3: Birmingham ;.
New Orleans 4: Nashville =.
Memphis (: Atlanta D.
Chattanooga 3: Little Rock 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
RAneas city Z: Toledo 4
Column bus Milwaukee - Ra i n
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'None nutl when winning run was
Scnrel
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Davis and SEVERED.
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Music DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Tonight: Wheeling vs.. LaBelle; Fur
ture vs.. Dinty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07
MANAGER ERD Brings
GOOD ATTRACTION

Manager .rd. who recently
came to Richmond 10 a>>umc the
management OF the Alhamhra
Theatre and Opera House. open
cd the theatrical season last night
with the celebrated Coburn' :
MinStrcls. he show hail evident
Is received advance rcc6mmcnda-
tion> as Manager Bird had To- pu;
ont the :. K. = early in the even
ing. the crowd being too large TO
The Coburn Min
Strel~ j. possibly ono Of the old
est shows OF this kind ON the road
and with the many new attrac-
tions offered iii his years pro
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07
AUTO MISHAP

While passing each other on
Second street near the Campus,
Mrs. Frank Chase, driving a Sc
dan. and Mrs. w M. tones. driv-
ing a roadster. were both struck
by a passing automobile. which
they allege was travelling a high
rate OF speed. Both ladies stated
that they were moving slowly at
the time when the car being driv-
en- by a man who said he resided
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07

gram. makes Il q splendid attrac-
ton.
Manager Erd, who ni,h his SIS
ter. only recertiv same To- the
city. Is h.gaiY experienced the
atrical man. and l,a~ promised -
the theatre eocr> uf Richmond
MANY high class ATTRACTIONS dur
inc the coming season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07

on the Speedwell pike, ran be-
tween them, damaging both cars
badly.
Neither Mrs. Chase or Mrs.
Jones could identify the man, but
Prof. Edwards who witnessed
the accident was able to secure
the license number on the car
and will endeavor to ascertain
who the driver was.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07

FOR SALE-Oakland sedan.
1920 model good condition. Phone
282 237 3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-07

JAMES n. PEA ns0N
REAL ESTATE ana LIVE STOCK
AUCTIONEER
RICHMOND, kr. PHONE 3sS
An mn evidence Of my ability 4 refer
you to the many farmers. stocB<men
and real estnfe dealers for whom 4
have conducted suies I'm this and