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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-29
DEMOCRATS To
HEAR D0NNELLY
Trenton Mayor to Address
Meeting Here Tonight
Brown Statement Tomorrow

Mayor Frederick w. Donnelly of
Trenton. will be the speaker tonight
at the meeting of the Democratic
club in the Boynton building. May
or Donnelly was scheduled to speak
before the club at the meeting last
Monday night but due to trouble in
Trenton was unable to be present.
The mayor will arrive in the city to-
night at o'clock and be taken di-
rect to the club where his address
will be the first thing on the program.
A feature of tonight's session will
be hearing from various candidates
for city. county and state offices who
will not announce themselves at the
last meeting
1t is thought that some local man
may announce his candidacy for the
assembly.
1t was stated today that Senator
Thomas Brown may have a state
ment ready for publication tomor-
row. Up to the present time Senator
Brown has not indicated whether or
not he will be a candidate for re-
election.
At tonight's session of the club. DR..
John V. Smith, the newly elected
treasurer will be present. DR.. Smith
on his vacation.
Waters to Make Statement.
Alderman Albert G.. Waters of the
second ward returned yesterday from
a weeks vacation and is looked upon
to make a statement within a day
or two telling exactly how he stands
with regards his running for re-elec-
ton this year. Whether or not the
fact that George Meade has an
nounced himself a Democratic can
didate for alderman at the primar-
les in this ward will have any effect
upon the present Office holder is
question but the reports are conss-
tent that Mr. Waters will again en-
ter the race despite some opposition
to him among certain Democrats in
the second ward. When asked for
statement this morning alderman
Waters said he would need a day or
so to consider all angles of the sit
uation before announcing his plans.
His name was prominently mention
ed for large early in the
summer but il is not expected Mr..
Waters will seek this office.
To Meet in Fourth Ward
A regular meeting of the Fourth
Ward Republican Club will be held
tonight in Frem hall, Regular rou-
tine business is scheduled to come
up for action.
The Second Ward Republican
Club will meet again Wednesday
night in the Odd Fellows building,
announcement being expected at
that time of whether or not Frank
Tooker will oppose Edward Lem
bcke for the Republican aldermanic
nomination at the primaries this
fall. Lembcke's petition has al
ready been filed and it is reported
committee of Republicans has asked
Tooker to give up the idea of run
ming in favor of the other candidate.
Must File Petitions
Candidates for municipal office
seeking nomination at the primaries
must have filed their petitions in the
office of the city clerk on or before
Z, Arthur f. Graham an
nounced today. City Clerk Graham
pointed out that any petitions COM
ing In after that date would not be
accepted. Several of the candidates
for office have already filed petitions.
The remaining candidates have a
little more than week in which to
comply with the law.
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II your coal or ga. range does not hake
or burn. 7 will make II or no charge r.
j Larkin. 2s7 Mcclellan st. Tel. 665-R.
|l174-3-14-t.. NJ. W. Sc
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NOTICE
Moved TO 80 Smith st. H. Felnberg.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-29

WFfTHER-PartIy
night an, tomorrow.
c.iange In temperature.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
VYKLlZENi HORNlHO SLEZSKA.
NEMCI POLACI STAHUJf SVE LIME z PLEBIS-
CITNfHO PASEfA

Opo, Hom Slezsko L. tervence. Vyklizenf sporneho
1zemi Hornm Slezsku Jest pn6m proudu Do utarniho
vecera spni povsta prvn podmnku sve dohody spoe
neckou pebscn komsi ykajici vykizeni dzemi mezi
rozpyva jen jech zbyky ustupui do vyGenych Jim hra
mic opous6nych krajnach zdstavai povsalcG kteTl
Glvici Hndenburgem nebo Zabrz Povsalecke sbory
hnutl polskemu prpoi kdyz sboy povstalcG dorazy
do ieich bydSt osadach, do kerych pfchaze ustu
pucm povalci spoienecke hdky nen pozorova zadneho
nepofadku. Pffchozl spat skupny obyvatelu nchz
mnohem jest zna re byval posk6m povaleckem vosku,
ale odstrani z capky pasky ramen line odznaky Take
zbrani nevideti alespon vefejn6.
Proti zkusenostem DOLBY. kdy byo plebscnim 1zemf
nejves nape nyn IDA, krana jest akoby opust6.
Chyb byvale hlidky kere vsech stranach zaavovay
stuc Die poznatk spoeneckych vok nebylo take pen6ni
tax rozsahe ako bvo drive vae6nem ruchu iceno TAX
prikad zista hdka britck6ho voska pfSeds do zam
ka barona Rufera bze Ujestu ke by obsazen poskymi
povalci ze nkterak neutrpel nebylo mem peneno Zr-
tilo pouze n6co malckosti
General Hoefer, vete nemeckych brannych SILL podepsa
dohodu mezpoeneckvmi vosky as tehoz obsahu, jake
Poaky uzavfenou Spolecnou podmkou obou sluv Jest ze
do dne cervence mus byt ukonceno vykzen uzem Spo
jenc ustanov troje komse ktere ubra usupujicim
tvojsky zstu iakym zpusobem Gsup dee jakych
okono Poznatku tax ziskanych ma byt pozdej pouzto
pri vzajemnem vy1Gtovan mez ob6ma spornym sranam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

Dempsey. Ackoli zapas skon-
cen byl We ctvrtem nabehu, byl
rozhodnut We tretim.
Ctvrty nabeh trval jenom
minutu a sestnact vtefin skon
Gil, kdyz Dempsey zasadil Car
pentierovi mocnou ranu do bra
dy. Francouz klesl k zemi a
pon6vadz Sc nemohl vzchobiti,
nez rozhodGim napoGitano do
desiti, prohlasen Dempsey "a
viteze.
DR.. Joseph Connolly, jenz
prohlizel Carpentiera dnes We
Ger, vydal pisemne prohlaseni,
V nemz pravi, re utrpel zlome-
ninu palce ma prave ruce V dru-
hem nabehu, nasledkem cehoz
nemohl dale uzivati prave ru-
ky. Mimo to rovnez V zapesti
bvla zminena ruka ponekud po
chroumana.
Odhaduie Sc, re zapasu prf-
hlizelo asi 100000 lidi a hruby
prijem tinil $1,60O,O00.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
VALKA UREDNE SKON-
CENA.
President podepsal kongresni
resoluci, kterou prohlasen mir
Nemeckem Rakouskem.

Raritan, N. j., 2. Ceryence.
kongresni resoluce prohlasuji-
ci valku s Nemeckem a Rakou-
skem "a skonGenou, podepsana
byla Zde dnes presidentem
Hardingem. President pripojil
svuj podpis ma resoluci We 80
odpol., die vychodniho casu V
domove senatora ]. Freling-
huysena, kan zajel 81 ku kon-
ci tydne z1stane az do pom
d6lka.
Ably Sc pfedeslo kazdemu
odkladu, resoluee byla sem pri-
vezena zvlastnfm kuryrem z
Washingtonu, kde dostalo Sc
il kongresniho schvaleni wee
IA. Kuryr vratil sc do Wash
ingtonu opetne dnes ve6er, a.
nv Sc Skonclly formahty prOhla
SEM ulozenfm dokumentu V ar
chivech odboru statu.
Kdyz president resoluci po-
deDisoval, pfitomni byli pred
seda snemovnv poslaneck6 Gil
lett a'senatori Kellogg 2 Mime
aoty a Hale z Maine, kteri isou
rovn6a hosty senatorae Freling-
hynsena.
Zadne formalni prohlasenl
nebvlo vvdano presidentem po
podepsani resoluce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
REVOLUCNf PIXIE V CARIHRADE..
BRITICKE URADY PROVEDLY POZATYKANI
VELKEHO POCTU OSOB.

Caiihrad 30 cervna. Turecti nacionaliste bosevici
pry zanase pany prove tomo m6s6 obrovske povsta
ktere by bvlo znenm verenych budov VGea
voko spoieneck6 rozkaz Harrngtona
brtickeho vojska Caihrade pochodovao havnimi u
cem prohledavao hotely parajic bolSevcich Brt6t
voaci nasazenym bodily vnk do budov nz ma sve mist
nos bosevicka organace zmocni tam velkych Zasob
ztran Nekok muzi, kteff pry by vGdc spklencG, byo
taInszatceno
Gekem pres sedesat idi bylo zatceno Bry do
voienskch automobile mz potom dopraveni byi do mist
kde nebudou moc byt nebezpeGnym Brove take proved
ybrani iadovny boSevick6 obchodn delegace zatk ash
zdeSho obchodnho Delegate ruskeho Bronsava Kon
disc Jese iini cenove bolsevick6 mise byl zatceni
britckych ednfch kruzich bylo oznameno re toto
pozatykani deeqace byo provedeno pon6yadz
prtomnos bosevkd Cahrade ohrozuje bezpecnost spoe
neckeho voska USuie re zasuha odhaeni spk-
mutt zmareni povsani patri caffhradsk6 polc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

Pcrazil Francouze Georges
Carpentiera We ctvrtem
nabehu.

Jersey City, 2. cervence. -
Jack Dempsey 2 Colorado I'd
stava nadale svetovym prebor-
nikem pestniho zapasnictvi tez
Ike vahv. nebot' porazil Fran
cou7e Georgese Carpentiera,
zasa div mu We ctvrtem nabehu
ranu do brady. iez ma chvili jej
omrafila uGinila k dalSimu
nokraCovanf zapasu neschop-
nyn.
Cd sameho pocatku /. bylo
7fnimo, re Carpenter lepesso-
vladd techniku q ze hbitostl
nfedfi Dempsnvho. avsak to
nemohlo vyvaziti vVhodu. jiz
nroti n6mu mel DEMPSEY =
TT liber vahv proti ITO.
Nicmene druhem nabehu
CARPENTER byl bl'Zek vitezstvl
. kdvbv rany mely vice silly,
bvl by dnes svetovVm pfebor-
nikem. V tomto nabehu zasadil
Dempsevmu til ranv levou RI
kou a til ranv pravou do cell
sti. mi nichz Dempsey zavra-
voral. avsak brzv Sc, vzpama-
toval. Carpenter znialomvsl-
r6l. vida. re ranv. iimiz orra-
I'll Rncketta a iine zapasniky,
,nro6lv oeekavan6ho 6finku ma
ieho soupere a od te chvile bv-
10 zfejmo, ze viteZem zustane
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
NARODNi SVATEk.
Bude oslaven v Clevelandu
bez hluku, avsak d1stojnym
zp1sobem.

Pred dvanacti roxy zakaza-
na byla naSem m9ste hlucna
oslava ctvrteho cervence, jez
81 obycejne vyzadovala radu
obeti, zejmena mezi detmi.
Nicmene vsak narodni sva-
TEX bude slaven dlstojnym
zpGsobem a a6koli vzalo by to
hodn6 mista vypsati podrobny
program, toto jsou hlavni jeho
body:
9. hod. dopol. = Biskup
Charles d. Williams z Detroitu
zahaji otevfene forum City
klubu ma Public Squaru.
9:30 dopol. - Graduacni
obfadv amerikanisacnich !. tfid
pod zastitou Obcanskeho Sdru-
zeni. Luna park.
10 dopol. = Vztyceni vlaj-
XIV ma Public Souaru sdruze-
MIN starVch osadnikG: mayor
w. S. FitzGerald promluvi.
10 dopol. = Vztyceni vlai-
XIV ma Public Squaru ameri-
-
ckym sdruzenim pro uznani ne
odvislosti Irska: mavor FitZ-
Gerald, predseda; Rev. Dan
fF. Bradley a William j. Corri-
gan. recnici.
8:15 vecer. = Allegorie
"Fantasie vlajky". V Edge
water parku, pod rizenim Har.
pera Smytha.
Koncert V Gordon parku.
Spoleena oslava We Wagal
Iparku V Lakewood.
10 hod. vecer. - Ohnostro-
lie, Edgewater parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

Prvni zlsto Vidne do Pra-
NV. V patek. 3. cervna veter.
bvlo 2 Vidn6 pTivezeno do Pra
ry "a Is milionI mirovych ko-
run We zlate. Jest to prvy podil
Ceskoslovenske republiky z lik
vidace Rakousko-uherske ban
XIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

ODDfL NAMORNf PECHOTY BYL PRY VYSAZEN
V ISMIDU.

Parfz, 2. - Oddf americke namofni pechoty
bl vysazer Ismdu padesat mil hovychodne oil
Cahradu Male ASH 1delem chranen tamnich America
DO vzdan vosa prav depese ku rancouzske
zahrani6nimu ministerstvu
May francouzsky odd Jest Ismidu yz oZnamuje za
velky tel mosemu keT byl povrazdeni pred odahnn
tim reckeho voka byl naezen Francouzi zaehran vsak
ctyfi tisice Turki m6ste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
UBYTEK OBYVATELSTVA.

PaTiz, /. 6ervence. - Vladni
scitani pffslusnikG Francie pra
We bylo skonceno polo1fed-
Mich c::slic vysvfta, re Francie S
Elsas-Lotrinskem ma asi So
100000 obyvatelG cili o 1,300,-
900 meme nez mela pred val
kou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
ZKUSf TO NYNi S FRANCOUZEM

Parfz e. cervence Vevodkyn6 Marlborough byvala
Conseo Vanderbova iez nedano bya rozvedena provda
Basana promnenniho fancouzskeho sports
n6koila dnech die zpravy Daily Mall. Povestl 0
prokakovay DO nekok dni oznamuje ako
stota jest hohate rodny francouzske We valce
dosahl hodnost podpukovnfka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
POSLEDNf VULE BEHEM OPERACE.

New Castle Pa, cervence = Krst Stoyaunoss, S2-letS
kdyz by do zde nemocnce etyrmi bodnym ranam
nichz dve proniky jeho pce odepfe witt uspavac pro
redek psal posedni Will mezitim lekam zasva jeho
rany. Jest nadeje, ze pozdravf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
MOVE BOISEVTCKE "VfTEZSTVr.

Riga g. - Puk Marie Nkoforvova protibose-
vk vGdkyn6 vice mescG obt6zovala rude pu
protrevoucniho voska bva konecne zaata
die zprvv obdrzene zde Az kdyz boevc vvpravli
nj cyri puky podafilo Jim porazit jeji oddil
mout il.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
NIzSf MZDA II BETHLEHEM co.

Harrisburg Pa. /. cervence - Snizeni mzdy Is pro-
cent Bethlehem Steel Corporation bylo oznameno dnes Vou
pf patnost bude tykat vsech zamesnancG
krone d pracufcfch kanceafich mz snzen plat cd do
10 procent Cas- pnl praci nede pres Cas- zistava
nadale v platnosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
AMERICKA PUJCKA PORTUGAI.SKU

Madrid Spanelsko, 2 tervence Dohodnut pujtce
amerckych banker Porugasku, obnosu S500000OO bude
urGe podepsno den Penize budou vynaozeny
zakoupeni zasob potravn sroG n6ho zbozi Spoje
nEch Statech.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
Benefit Game Is
On for the Fans

The first real big basketball
game OF the 1922 season VIII pc
played on the Y. NJ. c. A. gym floor
tonight when the five representing
the 1917 class OF tho Fairmont hig5
school will meet Coach Sandy
Toothman's Normal school tossers
In a game for tho benefit OF The
TimeB Christmas fund.
Coach Toothman will select his
team from the following list OF
players who will represent rHo
Normal on the floor this season: :
Wolfe, Willis. Hess. Russell. Barr,
Brown, Dean. Small, Morgan, Car.
penter, Straight and HlggInbothan.
The players are requested by
Coach Toothman to report at the
Y. tonight in time to be ready in
uniform at 1880 O'Clock. II any OF
the players named do not have a
complete uniform they should COM
munlcate with Coach Toothman at
West Monongah high, telephone
7107 R s.
Bob Richie who Is managing the
game for Tho Times aud 4 mem.
Der of the 1917 class team, will use
tho following players in his lineup
tonight; George Hill, Jimmy
Knight. Bud Wilson, Russ Nero.
dith and Frank Fleming,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
Good Games On
At Monongah

The boys and girls basketball
fives Of the West Monougah high
school team will have as their op-
ponents in games on their home
floor tonight the boys and girls
teams OF the Rivesville high
school. The girls game will start
at 1880 o'clock and the boys game
will start at the conclusion Of the
girls game.
The four quintets are evenly
matched and the fans OF West
Monongah are in for a treat to-
night. The West Monongah girls
are playing the second game OF the
season while the RIvesville girls
are making their first appearance.
The boys team Ct both institutions
have played several games and
are in fine condition for tonight's
battle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
CHARGES OF
MONEY PAID
Being AIRED
zpense Accounts Per
United Of Wide Range
of Action
nv Associated Pressl

GHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The invesn'
gSti0n Of charges Of professionalism
against several middle west attn
1905 directed by the Central A. A.
st3S Has disclosed that in at least
one case the alleged excessive ex'
5Bpense accounts Of amateur athletes
thcluded the cost OF bringing an ath'
lete's wife along.
The Central A. A. u, which was
ofdered to search the records Of
Ioie Ray and Frank LOOMS and
others forwarded its report today,
citing the case OF Ray IN particular.
When invited to a big eastern
affair Ray let It be known that he
wanted to take his wife and that
the maximum allowance OF 81 per
f1itted amateur athletes would be-
tnsuf1cient for both. The club
promptly allowed additional expens'
Sesst for Rays wife, and from this in
cident, chiefly, the charges arose
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
CALIFORNIA READY

BERKELEY, Cal. Dec. % =
University OF CALIFORNIA; football
team leaves here tomorrow night
for Pasadena. California, where Il
will meet the Washington and JEFF
ferson college eleven January 9.
Coach Andy Smith, who recent
ly returned from the east. expects
his tenn will have a harder fight
in the coming game than it did
when it defeated Ohio State uni
versity. big ten champions, at
Pasadena last New Years day
Secret practice will he held by
the Bears TO-DAY ard tomorrow
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
CENTER ON TRIP.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. @..-Centre
college football team left here TO.
day for San Diego. where on De.
cember @S it is scheduled 10 meet
the University OF Arizona eleven.
Alvin (Bol. MacMillin said that
while he had agreed to coach a col.
lege team in Shreveport, La, fo:'
three years. beginning next fall. he
would remain AT Centre after his
graduation in February to coach
track and basketball players for
spring contests.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
NEALE SIGNS

dLlARKSBUR0, W. Va, Dec
"a ,-EafI Greasy Neale yester-
fday signed q contract to coach the
washington and Jefferson football!
J team for the season OF 1922. This
announcement was made tonight
ny r. NJ Murphy. graduate man
/ ager Of athletics, who also stated
/ John KelEison had signed as as
3siSt1nt to NeRle.
Neale stated today that since
I Cincinnati had asked for waivers
on him he was not sure that ns
W04Id ptay baseball next summer.
III SYd1ls not take part In athletica
,JtEhts Winter but will remain at bis
ipn ~ ParkersbuT. W. Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
II they'd Just up and trade the suy
WHO'S lradln' all tho men
we make a resolution,
one that's never trusted,
Just to say y
The following day
our resolutions busted.
plELE SQUAD

N1oRGANTOWN. w. Va. Dec.
% Tho elimination trials Tor
rlaccs on the West Virginia Unit
yersity, rifle team have been com
p!eted, reducing the squad to III
lie more than score out OF tnF
several score who have been work,
IN gfor places on tho team; Tht
successful cadet sare as follows:
l.. L. Racmisch, F. w. Mann. Q.
= Arthur, L n. Coyner. ] d
coleman, a. c. Tarleton, + N :,
Fletcher. ]. L. Anderson, +. NJ
Nash, NJ. II. StickIer. Russ No :
man. J i. Malloy, n. c. Atwood
A. X. ridler. a. c. Daniels, r
l.. GnwthrOp c w. Roith, l.. r
Harrison. p a. Stnub, r. Il
Chrismau, W. w. Wylie and @.
B. Corbitt,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
RIOTERS READY

SAN DIEGO. Dec. ga large
crowd OF former Kentuckians wa:
on hand ut the Santa Fe station
today to welcome the Centre col
lege squad on its arrival for tbs
contest December &c with the Uni
vcrsity Of Arizona.
Tine field at the city stadium
where the game is to take place I!
still soaked from recent rains,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
i HARRINGTON


XIX The play "Anh Home Came
! Ted presented yesterday evening
at the high school by the Junior
class was a sure cure for the blues
The play was full OF comedy stu
atoms. and this along with a rob
berry, caused the entertainment TO
so.oyer great. Cleon Brand as the
hotel clerk and Virginia Rothcls-
berger rs the colored cook carried
the bulk of the comedy, but Paul
Bartlett as the disguised lawyer
.'salSO gave the audience several
faugA. The other characters
played their parts very we'll, and
are to be congratulated upon their
j eHorts Following is the cast as
presented last night:
Skeet Kelley, the clerlE-Cleon
Brand.
( Diana Garwood. the hciress--
.Biargaret Griffith.
Miss Loganberry. the spinster--
Christine Boor.
Ira Stone. the villain-Clyde
Jenkins.
Aunt Jubilee. the cook-v ir-
!gipia Rothe1sberEer.
Mr.. Man, the mystery-Law-
renee Kerns.
Jim Pyker. the lawyer-Paul
Bartlett
follie Macklyn, the house!Scc0.
SeT--Laura Smith.
Henrietta Darby. the widow
Edna snider.
Ted, the groom VIM. McTaV-
.dsh.
Elsie the brlde-Clemence
Stocker.
Senator AIcCorklc the father
Ghas. Haggerty.
Scene of play, Rip Van Wrinkle
Z Inn. Catski1l mountains.
5s6The high school orchestra fur
S51ished the following program:
g Monitor march; Dangerous Blues.
fox trot; The Zuaves. march: Go
y 10 II, one step; Black Mask,
march.
A NJ. f. South Program
The N. e. South Sunday school
gsWilI present their Christmas enter
tainment "Star OF the Ages Sun
'Hay evening at s o'clock. Santa
Claus has been given an invitation.
and has consented to he present I"
deliver the treat to the members
foE the Sunday school. The public
"a cordially invited to attend the
exercises.
Tonight the local high school
4. team meets the big Wash;nTton.
{. Irving team at Clar'lshurE, This
will be a big test for tom Saw
yar's Farmers. hut they hone to
come out OF the game with at least
ia close score.
Another trip has been anrounc-
ed for the Farmers, 1t will come
II late in the season and MORGAN
town, Wsyn esburg, Pa, and WheoN.
mig high will he played.
Some Fine Windows
Most OF tho stores have their
windows trimmed with a Christ
4 mas atmosphere, and some Of
them, are very pretty. Hughes
and Reed have what is probably
the best window. They Havo 4
tree in the centre. and around It
ara clustered all kinds Of Christ
\ mas groceries. Lee Toothman and
"a Marcus also have nice windows.
" a.g FL Personals
Il Mrs, Murphy was shopping In
FiS4rmont Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleming
II were Warrington visitors Tuesday.
MRS. Chas. Morgan was shop
Y ping in Fsafrmont wednesday
Mrs. w. e. Maple was shopping
Il in FaIrmont Tuesday.
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PLAY IN HAVANA

UNIVERSITY, Miss, Dec. %.
The university OF Mississippi
football team will leave her. to.
day for Havana where they will
play y game with the Ca5an arh.
letic club December II. Tho
tenn ,s in charge Of Coac'l SulH-
van and VIII sail from .(ew Or
le ,ns Siturday morning The: viii
return to the University Jaun,rr
4
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REFUGEES NOT WANTED.

CAIRO.-Christian refugees from
Asia Minor. fleeing from Kemalist
Turks, are aboard ships at Aexan-
dria. They have been refused en-
trance. Neither the French in
Syria nor the Palestine government
want them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

The modern record for runs
scored was made on September ?
at Comiskey Park, when So tnllies
crossed the plate. Chicago beating
Detroit 20 TO Is.
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Investigate Records Of Some Athletes

run. The batters certainly held the
whip hand last year. For years the
annual cry during the winter
months has been for more hitting.
Such vail will be out of the cues
ton this winter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

Twenty nine games we're played
In the two major leagues in which
20 or more hits were recorded
These slugfests were equally di-
yided IA in the National and Is
in tho American
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

The Yankees in the American
League ran a close second TO the
Pirates. In game with the Ath
letics on September 10. Miller Hug
gins wrecking crew found three
OF Connie ATack's twirlers for ~
safe blows
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

In 1921 the lively ball plus the
deliveries, the spitball excepted,
enabled the batters to hang zap
some new marks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

The Pittsburgh club which finish
ed second in the National League.
set the record for both leagues
with % safe swats In the game
OF June against Boston, the Pr
ates found five OF the Boston
twtrlers the, easiest kind OF pick-
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

In 1921 the lively ball, plpus the
inferior pitching that was on tap
both major leagues. caused the
batters to have a decided edge
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23

Back 90 years ago a game was
regarded as a SUGGEST If one OF the
teams got Is hits. Last season n
there was many a game played ~
which is or more hits were MADE
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senn sEMARn M 1IME.

i BIRMINGHAM. Eng. Joseph
ScdGely, ont Of work. found pearl
necklace, Tie received a reward ct
/ $500