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Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Coast League Head
 Says Accused Ball
 Players Are Barred

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g. None of the former White SoX players ac- quilted in Chicago last night ever will be permitted to play in the Pa ciftc Coast Baseball League, William E. Mccarthy, San Francisco, presi- dent, announced here today.
 The acduittal of the accused was a technical verdict only, for at all times there was a question of wheth- CT the throwing of baseball game constituted a crime in Illinois, he said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Kentuckian Leads
 In Western Golf
 Championship Play

NASHVILLE, Aug. 3. - Alex Bush, of Louisville, was low medalist with "A in the qualifying round of the jun for western golf tournament today High scores marked the qualifying round, only six entries breaking 90.
 A cold, driving rain served to hand leap the players. So few were the en- tries that it was necessary to aban- don the third flight while the second flight is crowded with byes.
 All of the 27 entries qualified.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Millions Of Horses
 Are Eaten In Russia

NEW YORK, Aug. 3. -. Russian horses. which numbered 36,0O0, GOO before the war, have practically dis appeared, having been eaten by the famished population, it was revealed today in Russian newspapers publish. ed h Moscow and received by the American Relief Administration.
 Classes in Moscow University were dismissed because the students were too weak from hunger to continue their work the papers said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Postpone Opening Of School So Boys
 Can Act As Caddies

RYE, N Y.. Aug. 3,-To give local boys a chance to earn $500 caddy fees at the Apawamis seniors annu- al golf tournament, in which Presi- dent Harding, Chief Justice Taft and several hundred others are expected to take part, the board of education today voted to defer the opening of school from September F to Septem- Der 19
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Southwest Tennis
 Championship Will
 Be Decided Friday

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 3.-The sin gles championship of the ninth an nual southwestern tennis tournament will be decided at the Dallas Lawn Tennis Club Friday afternoon. Par ticipants will he decided tomorrow when Bradley Hogue, present south western singles champion, will meet Evan Reese, both of Dallas, and Hen ry Burns, New Orleans, and Jack Norton of Fort Worth, clash.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
TO OPPOSE TAM MANY

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Opponents of Tammany Hall. represented by the coalition-Republican movement, after weeks of deliberation. today formally named Major H. H. Curran. president of the Borongh of Manhattan, as their candidate for mayor at the primaries, September 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
National League
Pittsburu g: PhilIies 5

PITTSBURG, Aug. 3. - Pittsburg came from behind and defeated Phila- delphia. Hubbell and Winters were hit hard and timely and the one Phil adelphia error also let in a run. Coop CT was wild and ineffective in the first three innings. but settled down. Schmidt gave way to Brottem in the fourth when his finger was split by a foul tip from Hubbell's bat.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
TO DISCUSS ALBANIA

PARIS, Aug. 3.-(By the Associat- ed Press) - The future of Albania, succor for Russia, and troubles in the Near East probably will be added to the work of the allied supreme coun- cil when it meets Monday to consider the Upper Silesian problam, and oth- CT questions concerning Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

BattefleS: HuDDell, Winters and Bruggy; Cooper and Schmidt, Brot- tenn.
 Summary: Two base hits, Konet- chy. J. Smith, Whitted Three base hits, Konetchy, Grimm. Stolen bases MaranVhle, Grimm. Sacrifice hits, Rapp, Bigbee, Carey. Double plays. Barnhart, Maranville and Grimm. Left on bases, Philadelphia T; Pitts burg g. Innings pitched, Hubbell 5, none out in 9th; Winters 3. Struck out, by Cooper ?. Wild ritch, Win tors. Balk, sHubbell Passed ball, Brottem.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
TWO ARE HANGED

TORONTO, Aug. 3-Roy Holrun and William McFadden were hanged today for the murder of Leonard c Sabine last March, when they tried tC rob his drug store. Neither uttered word as they were led to the scaf fold During the trial, each accused the other of being the murderer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Cincinnati-Brooklyn, wet grounds
PETROL SHIPMENTS DROP

WASHINGTON. Aug 3.-A mark ed decrease in the petroleum cargoes shipned out of the Tampico. Mexico district in May was reported to the commerce department today by Vice Consul Hickerson. During May, he said, shipments totaled 13,766,537 bar rels. a drop of 2.O76,212 barrels from the April exports. -'
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
American League
Boston 3; Chicago 2

BOSTON, Aug. 3.-Boston defeated Chicago by hitting Faber hard in the early innings. Not a single putout was made by Chicago outfielder. A sensational catch by Menosky who stood on the top of the left field bank and reached his gloved hand high up along the fence for Sheely's drive prevented a tie score in the eighth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

to go on trial and returned to Cali fornia. His former team mates be- lieve this one days delay prevented McMullin from sharing in the verdict of not guilty, although it is not believ ed that the state will press the indict- ment against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

Fish when they swim make a noise that can be detected by a telephone.
 Five per cent of the population of the United States lives in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

The first locomotive ever run in America made it's trial trip in 1929
 New York state limits hunters to one buck season.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
St. Louis 3: New York 2

SIT. rOT1TS, Aug. 3-HOme runs by Jack Smith and McHenry gave St. Louis to 2 victory over New York today. The defeat puts the Giants two and one-half gaines behind Pitts burg. Doak pitched well. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

Pincers with short handles have been invented for crushing crab and lobster shells.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

Summary: Two base hits, MenOS- ky Three base hits, T Collins Sac r.fice hits. Pratt. Faber 2, Foster. Double plays, Johnson to E. Collins to Sheelv. Bases on balls off Faber 1; Myers 1. Struck out by Faber 2: Myers 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04

At New York-Detroft, wet grounds At Philadelphia-St. Louis, rain. At Washington-Cleveland, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
RANI@'i|HEsfHREA NI@'i| ]R,T,
Amerian Association

Amerian Association At Indianapolis z; St. Paul 2. At Toledo II; Milwaukee 8. At Louisville 9; Minneapolis ,. At Columbus-Kansas City, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Southern Association

At Atlanta 2; Memphis 8. At New Orleans 6; Birmingham o. At Mobile '; Nashville 6. At Little Rock 9; Chattanooga ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Western Leaoue

Wichita 2; at Oklahoma City (11 innings.)
 Tulsa 4; at Joplin H. St. Joseph 3; at Sioux City 6. Omaha H. at Des Moines 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-04
Boston 5-5: Chicaqo 3-7

CHICAGO, Aug. 3. - Boston and Chicago divided a double header, the visitors winning the first game Bos- ton won by hitting Alexander oppor- timely, while Oeschger pitched well in the pinches. Scott had two bad innings in the second contest. Chica- go punching hits and driving him out of the box. Scores:
 First game: R Fl E Boston ...-...-.-... O2O O10 OO2-5 13 o Chicago - no 010 0O0-3 O
 Batteries: Oeschger and O'Neill ; Alevander and Killifer.
 Second game: R H F Boston ....-.--..... OO1 O1O 30O-5 s Chicago .---....... 900 003 O4x-7 Il 1
 Batteries: McQuillan and Gibson Martin, Freeman and O'Farrell.
 CincinnatiBrooklyn, wet grounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06
PIXIES De.ste
Waste nfoducts
h Tie Blood


The human system IS forever striving to &c,
rid 81 the waste products. ], Is a liie-work
sh,ch goes on forever. When waste products
get in the blood, they cause lowered vitality.
As result. VIC become subject to many main.
iul and embarrassing ailments
When these symptoms arrvar. Nature j.
warning us. To throw of the waste product. .
the blood must he purified. Don, clog ,our
hood. Just clean u out. Nature will do
the rest. Pure. rich. red blood nourishes the
body and nights of disease.
5. ;. :, the standard blood purifier and
system builder. is the ideal remed, Tor SKIN
srurtions. The efee, OF s. :. :. u To rid
the system OF the waste products which ara
causing the trouble. For over 90 years
: :. :. has rrovsa to he OF unusual merit.
b~vin taking 5. S. s. to-day and write for
q page illustrated booklet, "Fs.s .ftsmAr
Bho.f free. .
Persona medical advice. ~ithou, charge.
may also he had by sending a complete
description Of your case. address (hei
Aiedieal Director, Swift Specific Co, al
5. ;. ;. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. All good
drug stores sell ). s. s.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

which retains these pests can rein
fest the entire flock in few days.
Sodium houride also may be used
to control the lice IL pinch is placed
on the skin under each wing. on the
neck. on the breast, on each thigh
and in the fluff below the vent. The
bird should be held upside down and
the material placed mex, the skin IL
it Is TO accomplish the desired re-
suits. Cleaning the poultry house
and spraying it thoroughly with u
five per cent solution Of crude oil or
stock dip will be helpful in killing
the mites that hide in the erevices
and cracks. The roosts should be
painted with a full strength solution
early in enc morning so that they will
be dry by roosting time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

Some means should be found 81
putting the unemployed back to work
again before the winter sets in. II
there is any work the government
wants done !, should begin now.
The same is true Of the states and
the municipalities. Every public
improvement thus started mean.
work and food and clothing for an
increased number q people this win
ter. The unemployed are no, look
ing for charity. They wan, work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06
Fulton county farmers will give

Fulton county farmers will give
more attention TO orcharding in on
effort 10 increase their farm profits,
according 20 reports coming from
the county. Ten model home or.
ehards will be planted this fall un-
der the direction Of q. L. Cunning
ham. county agent. while IL farmers
will prunc and spray their orchards
according TO recommendations made
by the extension division Of the Col
lege 81 Agriculture.
Farmers in the Parksville com
munity. Boyle county. cooperating
with County Agent c. /. Taylor are
planning 10 organize a farmers club
in order 70 carry cut program OF
community DEVELOPMENT. Ten char
ter members ~ the club will start
liens Of work designed 20 improve
agricultural conditions in tina, sec
;ion.
The movement 10 replace scrub
sires with purebred ones is progress
ing rapidly in Oldham county. ac-
cording TO a repor; Of County Agent
G.. y. Nance A majority Of the
farmers have agreed 70 Use nothing
but purebrod sircs in all their breed
ing work.
Eleven members q the Clay eoun.
~ pig club have received their ami
mails and started 20 develop them rs
their club project. according to a
repor. Of County Agent Thomas
Keith. Those who have received
pigs include John johnson. David
Turner. Lowell Massey. Wayne Gar
land. William Johnson. Elizabeth
Cross. Owen Bringmon. Mildred
Brigmon. Myrtle Brismon. Emma J.
Hagan and Homer jackson.
Culine was the means Of r.mov.
ing IL loafer hens from the flock Of
Mr.. X. II. Elder. Cri;;enden county.
according 70 repor: Of County
Agent John X. Spencer Six days
after the culliny re u hens had not
produced an .eg.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

liary pledged to buy only 81 the vet
eran in his tobacco and book shop.
Now he has paid of the $1,000 deb,
and Is making a comfortable living
Ward A. Pensyl. navy veteran Of
the war. Is hiking from Hsmmonton.
y. j.. TO Fi,tsburg. Pa. 400 miles.
to get a job that is being held for
him. He Is drawing a two wheel
cart containing tools and clothing.
The local American Legion post sent
his wife and five children on a train
ahead Of him. lie had been out Of
work for months.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06
Poultry Pests Are Most
Serious In Fall
Season.

At this season Of the year nothing
retards the development Of pullets
more seriously and reduces the pro-
duction Of mature hens more rapidly
than lice and. mites. according TO
poultry specialists at the College Of
Agriculture. The body ice found
on poultry can be readily controlled
by rubbing a piece Of blue ointment
the size Of navy bean on the skin
Of the fowls about an inch below the
vent the specialists say. Care should
be taken to see that the rooster is
not overlooked for the male bird
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06
Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

Morgan county farmers are giving
special attention 10 poultry culiing,
according 20 a repor, Of County
Agent X. b. Rankin. More than 35
Of them were taught the method of
distinguishing between the layers
and loafers in their foeks by attend
ing three demonstrations recently
held in the county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

Pancho Villa says that neither the
United States nor the Mexican gov
eminent can take that Ascending
Chicago banker away from him. Al,
any rate. we are inclined to the be
lief that neither Of them villas
long as there are any piekings for
paprhn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

There is only one thing tina, pre-.
vents the average wife from saving
money. She can, save whs, she
doesn't get.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-06

II the coming winter prove. 10 be
rs severe as has been predicted We
are in danger Of losing our crop of
coal barons. They will all become
princes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK,
BY Lee Pape.
The Park Ave. News.
Weather Various winds

Weather Various winds
Spoarts Fd Wcrnick had argcw-
ment with Flatfoot the cop last Satd-
day on the subject Of weather Flatfoot
had eny rte to keep Eds baseball jest
because he was playing with il out in
the street, the argcWmcrt corsitrg Of
Ed Werrick saying Hay that's mirc,
and Flatfoot saying, Maybe it was but
ant now
Sissiety MIR skinny Martin and Mr..
SklIry Mullin have bin saw together so
much lately that now wercyer they start
to come up the street ncxt TO each other
some member of sIssictv says All heer
comes number II
Financial Notes Puds Simkins Wunts
70 announce that he wont loan eny more
morcy to enybody till Sid Hunt ard
Artie Alexander each pay him back the
cent they owe him
Pomc by skinny Martin
Hcrray for Nature
The Chinese are q yello race
Like buttercups. and not blue like clover
Ard all you haff t. do is see their face,
70 know how they look all over
lrtristirg Facks About Intrietirg Pee
pie. Lev Davises father ard mothe, wunt
him t. take violin lessins of Of n violin
tcecher, ony lew thinks the violin is
slssey ard wurts 10 Jen tie dn u tie
result being he haseEt started cIythn
yet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Growing Up with
Good Furniture

sit with their elders and he good suggested hs'
frequently this may be due the fact that there - ~
chair of suitable height proportions for them n st IN
comfortably.
why" asked the Journalist. very sensbly ashould
there not be small chairs made especially for childron
use set in the lvngroom reception hall pr hedroon
Yet have such chair outside The familiar
high chair. for babies in the dining room"
If she would step this Store and visit the fifth
Floor, West Aisle ahe would most interesting col
lection of exactly such drninutive chairs many DO
liqhful styles made ust Ike those FOR grown
folks their careful construction handsorns appearance
and harmony with different period other furnishings
in the room
Quaint little Colonial rush hbottorned chsirs there
and Windsor chairs chairs n ~ infant dignity
spindle-backed rockers that little Zr vill owe
in the precocous stateness ~ chair F1orentne
effect, upholstered in crimson velvet nail-studfedn
chair Of rich grave aspect n which can imagine
threeyear- Tom Macaulay sitting while surveying hs
small, acalded legs and saying.
Thank YOU. madam the agony has Rhated"
And what do you think of 4 tiny. perfect edition q
cory wel-stnffed reside chair wings and a dressed
gay cretOnne2
Truly Il could be called the Quickest group - little
chairs imaginable But the best ~ The story IL yet -
come
It in he form y y Eve fascinating
furnished dedicated solely the oys and the toys
the needs and the tastes n childhood way hat
large store before this has reckoned With child
psychology in its furnishing ice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE
Der T~sie

Dear Tc-sie
II occurs ~ me that the baby is getting
Old enough to have a little discipline
worked into him There's an old saving.
As the twig is bent-so tho tree is inclined
In other words, push your child In the
right direction while he's Young or when
hv grows UP he II fall al over vou
First and foremost he should he taught
70 ol,ev Even now, Young ard toothlcSs
as he Is, when he starts 70 crv for no an
parent reason and won't stop. lust show
him nv picture and shake vour finger At
1lm, but do II In such \ Nav that he II
understand I'll punish HIM when ] come
home and not so that he'll thirk Won
mean be get 70 look like me If he keeps
or CRYING ! want II impressed on him hat
I'm the leader Of the family. not the horri-
Bic example so use the old bean, Tessle
Most modern parents Arc great believers
IN reasoning rather than spanking, unless
~ course thpy cant think Of ANYTHING in
the line OF reasoning and don't want 70
lose tho argument altogether The old
ldea ~ spare the rod and spoil the child
called for much less mcatal cxertiOn on the
part of tho parents but thea Of course in
'hose davs people al had large families
and suppose Z a man stopped to reasol
nth ten or eleven children he q never get
ANY work done and would 90 bughouse
into ;he hargai =.
Be rlrc 70 keep your Finnish maid
away from nv private stock. and If YOU
personally get p chill or ANYTHING and feel
tho need ~ q hraccr.I I ssvisp YOU To try
some reliable old standby like spirits of
ammonia Your loving husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
" hat a Pity

that those honest old souls had not had the chance IN
their plastic youth 10 up with good furniture and
become used sensitive to its service and devel
oped by its cultural infiuencesl
Here's instance easily to be multiplied. Of the
that in real life furniture sometimes too
late. we'll love- fame. fortune, other things
generally mentioned in plays story books
Have you u homer You hardly acquire good
furniture too but you easily wait too long r.
acquire It.
This particular couple had carried sef-deprivation
beyond a virtue, almost into a vice; but all know
many a young couple who would never have learned 70
cent of their income It not for the incentive
of filling their home with furniture worthy Of handing
their children and Of nculcating standards of
refined comfortable and dignfed living whilst the little
ones were growing up
Good furniture is the only kind that home should
contain if it contains children Il be
elaborate your taste may to, costly mex
pensive you think wise but should be less than
good.
You need it to help in the children's education.
which is Importantly served Importantly hindered b9
the impapable influence Of the external furn shings of
the home in which they pass their most impressonable
years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Think Of the Children

of the old couple Just mentioned the boys and girls
left home earlywas it any way the homes fault?
However well Mother may have fed their bodies.
their of beauty and wholesome pride in their
roundngs starved and however many hundreds Of
dollars Father may have spent filling their heads with
book-learning, they were but half-educated.
1t is genuine satisfaction to all concerned to reflect
that among the thousands Of pieces of Cabnet-work
cluded in the Great February Sale which fast making
furniture history in this Store and creating epochs
many thousand homes where children growing up
there be found superb examples of beauty
discrimination truth historical period styles hon
esty in construction in furniture the thoughtful
parents could wish their children to associate with and
form their tastes by.
Nothing's too good for the children, you know. The
finer the furniture the they will respect it. if taught
rightly and if not taught rightly, the way they will go
through furniture of inferior quality unsound
struction caution, In the literal of that word.
There is a certain "dead-lne of quality in furniture
beyond which purchases for Store will not 60,
and beyond which, if you'll let say So Mrs. Mother
your purchases for gour home should not go.
The widest extravaganza earth is putting money.
however small the sum- into essthan- moneys worth.
That the furniture offerings included this great
Wanamaker February Sale s-worth
apparent to everybody who the furniture and the
prices placed upon it.
During February. month that's slipping by fast.
all the regular ticketed prices these large and
varied stocks of furniture subject to a deduction
of 33 70 per cent saving pieces and on which
30 per cent deduction is allowed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
ENTHUSIASM.
Nv Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. oy Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.

Emerson SAID "Nctlnrg great was oyer
achieved without crthusias II
II Is Just as true that rothing worth
while was ever achieved IN the world Of
husiress or other work that was not IN
splrcd by eRthusiasm
II YOU arc going to make something Of
yourself beside an Ordinary routine drudge
Won must bring enthusiasm to the job.
Enthusiasm is catching Nuu know how
easily discouraged attitude pessimia-
tio remark can take the GO out of YOU; on
the other hand how an enthusiastic re-
-eptIon Of an idea or n proposition will
cause new ideas 20 grow. viii clarity the
proposition. and send you on your way
strongcr and better able to cope with tile
difficulties YOU may meet
You must hc interested 60 he enthu-
siastic NNu can't bring crthusiafm 70
Job that horce Won And that is why IL is
so important to choose work that will in
ssrest YOU For in that way only can You
reach real suCcCss Tho job Won are Cn-
ahue qetic about is the job that will take
Won tar
4 salesman who is an enthusiast about
the thing Dc has 20 scll IS q salCsn an
who maLes alce For instirctiyclv cple
recognize that II is hard tC bc q tluEattic
avcr something vru don't believe in and
rrtiusiasni IS a lard thing to fake
You must 40 more than believe IN ycu
job vou must have moro thau mere con
tdcrcc thar YOU arc going 70 get alcpd
Even perseverance is not CROUCH in its,n
You rccd enthusiasm, to kir6lc ctl,rs
Is VOL ~ Y ourscif. 70 make vou laugh over
hc hardship ard tho sctlacks FurC to
,nc Tho great non ~ The world mon
iEc Tmcoir or Fdlsor or NafCom or
alurnbus baa grard share ~ onthui-
tsm have Il vct probably IL whatever
0ord they are. Catch sonc ~ thus firc
Wal.tvvourself lot your heart glow over
our oh now and then. over your charccs.
1vcr what you arc doing and may do II
I'll Mnrk magic for Nnu