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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Latonia Entries

First race fpurse $500; claiming; for
three year-oids and inward six frriongs)
British Maid. lo7; Tim McGee. los: wild
Buddy, 90; Candle Light. 1915: Biarnsy-
WEXFORD, 1875: xFurbeiow. 1ol; Pax. .lo;
Herald. LOT; Opportunity. los
Second race tpurse $1,000; maiden two
year elds, colts and ,seldings, Aye and a
half MISUNDERSTANDING lis. Tome
Hare Jr., 1i5; Grit. Ii5; Dad. 1f5: Tulane.
ll5: Spods. us; Cap Rock. IFS; Smiling
Lad, ll5; salamancer. rs; Buckingham.
three year odds aad upward, one mile and
a sixteenth)--xWar SPIRIT. 1872; xIrace.
1917. Radio, l0s; Paris Maid. ito; Cheer
Leader 10Y; Whirling Dun, IIs-
Fourth race tpurse 1880; allowances:
ward; six Acknowledgement Baker. i 90 !:
Ginger. lis: Westwood, liz; DR.. Clark,
l1s; Distinction. ia.
Fifth race tpurse ss,aou added: the La
t toni, ! Handicap: for shree-year-olds and
Blanche Mae. &c; H. e Coleman. ~: Kin
D bur los wooatraP, IL APR q 1Vla;ss.
Jouett. lo7; Freecutter. loe: Marjorie
Hynes. IT, Lady Madcap 81; General
Ha1g 1G0; aBehaye Yourself. l98. San6s
Of Pleasure. 1os. Firebrand o. aHradley
entry.
Sixth race 1.-THE Ludlow Handicap: purse
$500, allowances; for ;wo-year-oids. Ave
and half fuFlongxl--Tsna Clark I0a
Jeanne Bowdre. lo1; cyince Garden 10;
Rock Minister, IFS. Colossus. los: Granite
ware. ies; Opuient. IL: Eraecaibane, Ia5 !;
Billy brush. los: Bes Mosse. rs.
Seventh race epurse 100 claiming:
for thres-year- olds and upward: one mile
and an eghthl--Pasrern. lo2. kaliipolis
ie6: Harvest King. al: xMeIvin, 1e4
xHfgh Gear. res Royas Drck, ILL.,
xnsipn. le4: Csntlieyer. los: J. G. stones
11ls
xApprentlce allowance OF i've pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Labor Unions Appeal
To Boxing Promoters

In accordance with instructions from
the Central Trades and Labor Council
of Greater New York, Secretary Will
lam F. Kehoe, of the Council, yesterday
sent out general appeal to all boxing
promoters in the country to employ
union labor in connection with their
enterprises.
This means that all arenas, rings and
platforms must be erected by union
carpenters and that fighters must have
union labels stamped on their gloves
and boxing toys, according TO Mr.
Kehoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Canadian Trapshooters
Defeat American Team

TORONTO, Sept. 2.--The Canadian
trapshooting team defeated the Amer
lean representatives to-day All to
1,45S. for the first time in the history
of the Canadian national exhibition.
Gold medals were given to the members
of the winning team and bronze medals
to the losers.
The scores of the Americans were
w. H. Patten, So; E. F. Woodward, Sc;
p. H. Wiley, s5 w. F. Beers. IS; and
NJ. V. Pilot, SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
American Boat i'm Front

TURONTO, Sept. 1.-THE motorboat
Nick Mack, of Buffalo, took the final
heat of the F'reyfng Cup race at the
Canadian National Exhibition to-day
and finished second in the Sylvester
challenge trophy contest. The Amerl-
can boat took the fifteen-mile race in
24~mlnutes 23 seconds, while the ten
mile event was won by the Helena Sc.
Of Toronto, in 14:46.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
OLYMPIC Trainer Dead

Jim Kinlock, former coach of the
South Paterson A. c., died at his home
in Clifton, N. j., yesterday. Kiniock,
who was about sixty years old, IS the
man who developed Louis Scott, former
ten mile national champion and CASTOR
Strobini, the first American to finish
in the Olympic marathon of 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Sandow Defeats Kelly

Sammy Sandow, Of Cincinnati, was
awarded the judges decision over
Frank Kelly last night in the star
twelye-round bout at the Steeplechase
A. A., of Roekaway. Kelly substituted
for Johnny Solsberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Caddock to Meet Zhysxko

OMAHA. Sept. Earl Caddock, of
Walnut. Iowa, former worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion, has been
matched to meet Stanislaus Zbyssko,
present champion, at Des Moines, Iowa,
October Ii. it was announced to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
YellOaU Hand Wins Manhattan
Handicap in Sensational Race
stoneham Horse, at to l, Defeats Tryster and Mad
Halter Easily and Comes Within Two-fifths of a
Second of the Track Record at Belmont Park
By w. ]. Macbeth

Charles A. Handicap
the feature OF yesterdays Of the
Park fashion
brcds IN training. Picking 24 pounds
Yellow Sea the mile 1885 performance
within twoffths of the track record for the
established the Stables udacious 1ls
hand T.~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
The Point Score
TILDEN VS.. SHIMIDzU
FIRST SET
Point Score

FIRST Set
Point Score
Tiidcn....s s41s744ool go
Sn'niuxu. 1881 IA do 7
stroke Analysts
shi asn 49,, 49,. Il Il sss : : :
SECOND SET
Point Score
s sllasn .sssssss.::ssss 80 4
stroke Aanaiysis
r,a.n Nets. Outs. ri. s.a. Dr..
shimidsua -, 49,. 5 10 ! 3 3
THIRD SET
Point Score
s shinid.a; - aassasstssssessst1--ssss Z
Stroke Analysts
shInia.u ..::.: Il Il Il e J :
FOURTH SET
Point Score
s silasn ..4 ssss44 SO 9
Stroke Aanalysis
r,, Nets. Outs. PI. S.a.D.f.
s alasR -. 49,. J 10 10 i ! j
FIFTH SET
Point Score
Suden ...........4 4 40 G
Shinidzu ,........0 2 s O-12 /
Stroke Analysis
Nets, Outs. Pi. S.a.D.f.
sh i1sn 81 : : 9 g
RECArITULATIoN
- Nets. Outs. Pi. S.a.D.f.
l1iden ....... A ~ so 20 10
Shimidzu 81 as 25 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

oAe motion had
we'll
10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
CARL DRAKE s
STABLES HERE
RAINBOW GIRL" AMONG ALL
ANCE STRING OF HORSES.
Fair Grounds Being Put in Shape for
Driving Club Meet.

Each day as tn" date &C tGc rae" meet
Nnr'i 1928, draws mar hr.nES ;."N ar
rivals at The irl,H. Tuesday Ih" p0Vu-
Iai.un VA" increased ~ the arri"a! Of
,'tri brakes stab" Of th"r"uehhrrdS
from Alliance. 'i'l". Am"rE his lot
was "Rainhuw Carl" Tho beautiful >
,"ar-old that attrr"'"d consid"r-,iic a.
t""t."m q, many 80 tia" hiE tfLrhS inSt
season. and w;nn'r ~ ~" important
races n, the Shr"P"porr uc"tiE...
\ i"!, gram was reC".v"A at the sec
rsihry'S office today from Hal Kennedy.
stating thai IN" delay IN the arrival ~
thu nhrmrntS from I'nha and :..w Or
leans WAS owing ~ tho inability to get
cypress cars. ncrc*s.;aitnC in some cases
shipping by ordinary freight bat III"
horses are due Ia arrive here Thursday
or sooner.
These are busy days out at the track.
carpenters ard mechanics are busy
building and repairing stalls. Elcc-
trcidns hav" almost completed the in
Stal!ation Of tn" lighting system IN III"
stables. the track is being put III the
best OF shape. f"nc.S and trees are be
ing whtowaShrd and the grounds are
taking on their usual park appearance.
Quite 4 contingent rf raIlhrdS and
persons Interested ~ the $por: Of kings
come 10 the track each morning TO enjoy
tho novel sight Of seeing tn" workouts
and tn" exercising OF tn" horses. Tim
ing IN" runners has become favor!ie
outdoor sport and. in fact. times made
IN 'hr workouts ind!ratc that all past
records Of th" Wheeling track III! be
smashed during The coming meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
PERSONNEL OF GOLF
TEAM ANNOUNCED

Now York, April :; TIL" personnel or
-. American amateur golf team which
yin s.,i Arrll 81 on IL" steamer Caro-
NJ, ,u rar,Ic.uat" IN IN" British amateur
h,rlp;onshlp tournament was an
rounrrd tonight Ivy ". u Fand"rr"oh
secretary Of tn" 'n'tcd States Coli as
suciat'un 1t VIII consist OF Charles
Exams. .lr.. Of Chicago. national ama-
tour Champion: Francis Oum"t. 81
l;n~,rn. hobby Jones. Of Atlanta: Fred
Wrrh, ri RnSr"n; Paul Hunter. 81
California: rarkc: Whitt"m"r". OF hos
ton: ". {. FowncS. Of lrttshurEh; ~
Wood Hl,il. OF Philadelphia. and r g
\rwtou. nf Boston. Three players
,!,ss-d a. "d"uhttu!' 10y the secretary
ar" Man Marston. nf Philadelphia; oH,
wand K:rkhy. of Ems i"w""d. y. - ana
; Davidson llrrr"n, "f pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
new BUS line

Announcement Was made tdSl evening
~ "li.,I.i~ OF tn" ONO ANA Nrs' VIZ
giuia Nus company that ihey Will "'Elh
n,u rat .OnS tomorrow morning between
Inns city and Hcilair". Four iru'HS
have already ne'n ordered. "N' ".r','"f
arriving and the others are expected |"
H.. here hr'orr Thursday. All the bus
,-& are Of tho latest type being mahH-
featured hy IN" Gary Motor t"' my
ScrGcrS. -,
So Tar they have not announccd inc
schedule they will operate on hut local
ncorlc are Of the opinion that II Will We
:, half hour S,hedul". The far" 70 'c
charged by this new company VIII. mr.
Gr'.Cn cents h'tw"en th!S city and ;ri-
LIrr, this being on" cont cheaper thah
what the stree car company is charS'
.nC al present..
Th,s makes the sixth has company
that has started operation in this cry
since the first II the year. All OF me
,.nuI,tri"s seem "a he doing good nus
moss aS The huSScs are loaded at all
times during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
MARTINS FERRY SKED
ROUNDING into SHAPE
Purple and White Expected Co Have n
wonderful Football Schedule
for 1891.

Martins Ferry high schools 'o0:ha! Il
schedule for 1921 j. rapidly rounding
into shape. according to IN, --latest 70
rorts gwen out by ~" business manager
Of arhl"trs. r. W. bowen. f'"u" hC
contests have a.~eady been arranged
and stronger schedule has never been
cardad according 10 tho F":r'' fans
\ strong opening dat" !" in'H,i. rs
on" rr tho h"S; teams in obs. has been
booked. and with Cleveland n.En. POS
'orIa. Dayton and E"liaIr" ni-u on IL"
list the srhed,!!c can II" n"'h.ng short
nr a wonder. y number "t E,S, year So
stars graduate in June. and - SHa!.
norton of the material from rs" iH"A
squad will hc l"r' for Coach liar. 'h:s
wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
GAINES PLACE
HARD To FILL

SpHC!a' % the nt".'gCnC"T.
MorSantown. April =. ''"'"A NH'"
(S,-'n"'i Of the West NIrt!@,n ':""N
team. : having NOR" tEnn h''."
trouble ~ hadiug a man - AK" 'h'
place Of Stockton Games. who perform
cd - cr"di'ah'y here ias, s"n'S'A
Gaines !; WI BE- remembered. NJ on
of he big Sc"r"~s ON -" N"un'ai"""'
track ,"an,. and - "vrry moo h" lant
cd 1T coast one :.-s' v.""". M"Nn'H'r'''"
cans Will Also -rraN 'hl: ~ several d,a.
affairs ne too, - many - ~" ms
and ona ~crcnd ';Grn"s was e rs h's'
IN the jayc,in event. and n only one
meet. the Penn Sin'r cncour,'r. did H.
Ia! q tx Grs' a.. W. 49,, "sI"':,.
~ handy n ~" d.scu~ TANNER ard
shot
:, Ear rnr;m"Il has rot f"urd any
one who can he compared wI'h ';..:r" s..
when AZ around ability - ~" fiji
events - taken mo ConSid"ru'."m S''v
crol men have "uua!'"i MS mark III
rho shot. hp' rs records '"r "a" !..,E,.
hammer Aad ;.,s",In r"int.H Nn'"G'A"d
''ru:" Grove. ,'uUr'n", md N'.""i-
son. whr VIZ" m"r,hrrs ~ n Nar%:'H
N'"vrr ,aS' fail ha," been nr1r' ir:"..
with 'ch weights ard Viii" 10y '""A
r-uiu!>., % becoming good men, 70" N. n
cannot 10 expected Of 'H"w -. .'nsr's
80 10 three. 'nUr'HrN L. p':hrps. ="
NOS. W. m.SIng. H., hes Ia r-1'..s'""
rt,in:l''y COR s"v"rH' weeks. and IS
very indu>'rinGs IN MS tr7lntnE. II
this respect. h." r~~-';rh.cS til.t''S. " '.''
was one OF IN" hardCS' workers NJ n"
squad last sp-.a: ''Hrtnl"U hopes :"
dcv",op Courtney in" = good H." nU'
does no. prom e" INA, n" ", i" ST" wi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
BAUERS PINNED
FOR INAUGURAL.
LOCAL TEAM LOOMS UF 10 H.
STRONGEST AGGREGATION
EyER NODDED To6ETHE1
HEREABOUTH-
Home stead Grays Servo A. 6tron4 Or
position with Record Crowd
Certain Next Sunday.

That the sport fans OF this com
munttv are in for real ba sebau this
hummer can be readily attcsted by the
support next Sunday afternoon at League
Park. Martins Ferry. when the Bauers
nook up with INC crack Homestead Gf3yS
in rho seasons opener. II would be use
ISIS 10 toll OF the ability 81 the visitors.
Thcy come h Shly recommended. pack
ri by 4 rrrur! that = wei; above the
.yrra-. So. by the leading mines in
l"mnSyir& ma.
I;auars vii b" represented by cork
ing good outfit. in fact, the best. Al
icaSt ~ paper. that has ever been lined
M in II. ,ntirc valley. The addition
Of "TGhcy" Fullerton. rs the cheh
muin,:sman. would suffice that the
locals are IN for record never before
",,In!I"d n this neck Of the woods
Several big changes have been made In
the lineup over last year. with each
and every position well fortified.
With the Homestead Grays as the op-
position. II" park ready. and every
hing else sci. Indications Point to
-rsord crowd attending the opener.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
WARWOOD A. C. EXPECT
TO ORGANIZE A TEAM
Green and White Amateur Dust DigSers
VIII Put Strong Team In Field

Tho warwood Athletic club will hold
m"rt.nC the latter part OF ;his week
at their club rooms. At which time they
will orEanIzr a baseball team for IN"
season. They are now making arrange
ments for number OF games. and
promise a good schedule during tho
year Most OF tho games viii hc played
away from home on account Of not being
abb" "a get any grounds 70 b. used as
u diamond n tie city limits
Any tcnrl WISHING game to be
played either on Saturday or sunday
can make arrangements by calling at
Sutton'S barber shop. After the meet
Ing. at which time a captain will be
elected, practice Will be held IN the
evenings. Warwood has some very good
material and promises to have Il good
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
PRACTICE GAME FOR
j, C, 7, ON SATURDAY
United Comm ercial Travellers viii Prob
ably Meet ROSS Johns OF Ferry.

Another practice session will be h",'
nv the United Commercial Travellers
s!uEErrs tomorrow evening at Bridc'
park. and every member Of the team
iS requested to be present. \ praCti'r
game has been practically arrange
with tn" Ross & Johns team Of Martins
Ferry. and everything has been com
p,rt+d by the locals although th'
Ohinane may not accept.
Teams desiring Saturday games
either At home or away. with tn.
L. c. T. are requested Ia call Wheeling
1885,. or write -. T.. Bethel. care Oh!r
Valley Candy company. A game is ALL
pending with Bethany college varsity
for a future date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
BURKHARDT WORKS ON
RUBBER NEXT SUNDAY
Crack McConfey Pitcher WIN TAKE the
Mound Against Shadyside Conertes.

Eddie Bwrtha~dt. the Mc''onkoy pitch
Ing damon. will stop into tho box again
0"N: SundHy .ttSt:nS' the SnIdys.dr Col
l"rt"s IN tn" opening gam" OF tho East
Finders diamond Samson. Rurkha rIt's
"ae-h,t gam" 'tst year has no: died out
N N" minds az local fans. and u" his
always p-ovnu Il choice with tho attrnd-
ants 80 -" SUndny contests
!i".d"ibaCh ~ tho HU'l"~irS W. h"
ETc@.ar''.'s opponent Sunday. md g.
"Np"rt"d'n come j. ~ouah with III"
game. - h:s reputation fr"m .as' year
stamps hirn ~ on" 81 'h" ''.rI.uG iwirl-
49, 80 -. 'I.."y a.. VII v'art ai;h.ur'
he MarES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
STEWART
CLASH ON APR. 10
Local Teathc rs GOOD Showing and Vic
tory Over Willie Dovors Gains Him
Right to Fight

Wal'or GOO" S',wart and Edo" "er-
giant ,IlGn N the nln,n bout Of The
LoE.on's next BIG boxing show. % b."
..il""I NJ The M,rHct Auditorium "n
NUnda ;. Apr!! - RON arc lea her
w"tgr;- If wonderful ability. and shor'd
s.-rr" {. good evening for III" fans Of
~ city.
Walters showing against DcNorc has
Strengthened his drawing among ."""'
tEas and he - expected ~ rack another
i..'.s" L; nGh' fans On his roy: APPEAR
al.." against W"yKant. CRATES from
c'.ry rity cons d"rsd it ;hr hr,' hHt''"
"s"r s'rg"d In f"a'herw"iGh' ranks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
LOWER WAGES PROPOSED.

Scranton. Pa. April J.~-MHmhrrs ~
the tr;-di<,rict hoard Of the CnNrd
Mine Workers Will meet in Wi'k"sbarr'
'nmnrruw nit"raon t" tax" action on the
recent closing Of several 'oi3rrI"S ana
IA nIi.r "t thr owners ~ reopen them
providing tn" men aCrre I" accept a re-
.a,;inn n wages. Recent a!Ni""N from
international President John l." Lewis
..":.. .ru'nr tuc question left I II tn"
h.nd Of he ,ri.d!Strir; board for Scti'"-
,Mt NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
COLUMBIA SIX.

Tn 'liunrhia Six club. OF South
Wh"rUnE. = r"ad" l." arrange games
with any s"Gn.-pro teams in tn" valley
'r ~.-""tnd.a: Towns. To- ms desiring
- max. Jrr,"E,'n"nfS for a game call
T3,@-L and ask for Earl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
CASE DISMISSED.

N.rr.apal.s. M:nn. April 5.-Th> case
- J,n.r-. y i',;"i N. enc tim" Cini'-
dai,. fer ru.r.IA"r of Miim' sofia. charged
win VIri.ttirn af the E, .plunIcr act. WIS
rrr.u.rly dl'i.iseci IN federal court h,IN
.DGry r., suur.n.c court he'd evidence
used Il IL" ma court .n'utHc!ent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
MANAGER HEDELBACH

Manager Hrid"lhach or tho ShadysId"
CnllIcricS - requested TO ct in touch
with James I. Stewart OF the Tel" .;Tap h
hy calling Wheeling 1851 this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
oLYmPICS ROUND UP.

rhc Moundsvil!r OlyUN!I' - .'rraNr-
ing their schedule for III" coming @"a-
son, and will soon round NJ iIc mem
hrrs Of last years squad {" form an
other team Hrain this season. A EOuC
team is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
YANKEE JUNIO24

tn management oF the Yankee
Juniors - ar1tuuS u hear from some
Z 30 "ai.cy'S fas'HSt Junior teams.
For gam. cal. James Flaiey. lAl4-M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06

--,,.. r,s, ,:.,o,s have ~. hos;
...,,, e., 80 <,..o,,' r.,a-.. Whistler
49, go. .l.y ", -. ..ha,rr:t-si,:r, Tn.
..,r. .~,v- ,h,r ,,rcprr., handles! AMI
81, -. =, .-,y. nr.sh ~ 'u,n 49,. NNw
yorx .c.D sh,,,.d An n. \a..on.,
',.,r.-.
,,", h ao,, a...,-,s ,cr,aos W.;
.,., 49,, ,1,,g.
-, .,lr .,,4 dared
- .. ,.,,.. :, -.
81 49,. ,..,. =. .
''''' -, t,.....,
'''''' >~'>
,''" .h,,, ..u, i,r,
F-",'"- |"''n wv ,.
ma dope Hc.'",'N '""' me
VII" $40" "a, -','"'''''. AZ" 81" y
'"r"EN r''l''''. ~"
loosely T"''" - II ''', .','' ..'''
-; ,iTh"''T r.'"' 81" '"' -, ~
N'".t !" =" 80. -,
~" o ~ ;,"'H'H, ",''N ''..
H'h' wears - ~ 49,,
20" "'ts q" '0' ma
w.ta NN!H' So ''"'',''
pr.S"S. 90 pfrN' - ~" H''' '''''N'r
49, "H"S' 90, .'' 80 N''F"' -
the dft'r"n: teams. eA' 20 t"e t'HS
wnn t.,,.r ,u:ur - c"nSiI"r teams rom
,ynr-. n" finished last season y VIII
bc I shock :" G!scoN"S tE"t -. LOUIS
-,trks srconG IN tcNn strength !eSS
an \ h":.4r"; p"."'> o'A.nd IN"
I~|"h -'"Gt'" r'i"'H' "h'' N""' -" "''
s.-rus PIRATES are bird. only eleven
ro.cis or era.r at lH.4no behind ~"
cards. In u'A-- words. Z We could
rr,uro ether Adams rr Hamilton 20 go
=, ro,,.r season a. TIC .op OF their
,,o., p.-a..S would ,o,k more
. d,,,.-o,,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06

TO NJ the DIX sUrTTI"t M I'.' Va :
ttsnal League dope $ m" ''rcnG'5
shown by a." Cu."%Go Cabs Tt' ioa:&
must depend. Of course. unoa n!r.nine
and cat,,inc >'rr"c:n - remain Im he
league y. al The .oa hat confronted
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
|1EB|'Y|||' DOLLAR
% lSsIsIN
HOME Benefit
u OTTO r. HMDEBRAHDT.

Secretary Of Chamber Of Commercs.
= Despite local conditions. favor
sbIe comment II heard on all sides
foGarding the Rock Island COM
Sunity fund campaign which starts
tuesday for the budget Of $4,000
Is cover Rock Islands social and
welfare needs for the. coming IL
months.
z When announcement was flrst
maze that the campaign would be
staged this spring . good deal OF
adverse comment was heard re-
harding the advisability at this
lime. but since the condition Of
he various agencies has been out
lined, sentiment has been gather
fhg momentum TO make the cam
paign q success and 60 over the
top the same ~ Rock Island has
Always done when called upon to
% III shafa
In speaking Of the fund, Il. c,
Fisher stated, The fund 10 the
only logical solution Of tho sftua-
tion In Rock Island; It IL the only
actual way for the business. pro
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

Especial to The Argus.l
Urbana, May z6.-Seed certihca-
ton in Illinois. looking towards the
Standardization Of varieties Of
grains, providing reliable sources
Of seed Of standard vsristy where
superiority is recognised. and nafn-
tanning the purity Of high prod1e-
Ing strains, is the aim OF . commit
tee composed Of members Of the
department Of agronomy. Univees-
ity Of Illinois. and the crops COM
mittee Of farm advisers.
The committee IL working out
plans and detailed procedure Of
work, the plans calling for organ
ization Of members Of various fA1m
bureaus in the state especially In
terested in the production q quail
ity seed grains. The Ilhn0ds Crop
Improvement association 10 the
name suggested for such IN organ
ization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
FOR SALE

213 West Thlrtieth Street
Brick house, rooms. bath, electric
hot water heat, front and back porcf1es
room for garage Apply
j. EARL STRICKLAND
5If ShipIey Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
Proposition Here You May Be Sure It's Good One
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Eetate

/ = : =
RENT
400 West Eighth street.
2afI-13 West Eightoenth, rooms, bath
30s &foome, o rooms. bath, In spiernid
condtoon
House at Bellemoor. rooms, bath.
Furnished house Van Buren street
near Delaware avenue, rooms and bath
SO4 King. 10 rooms bath
lOt East Seventh Street. 10 rooms and
bath.
Apartment At Wawaset, or rooms
Ar apartment. % ~ronS door. southeast cor.
ner Seventh and TatffAil streets rooms
and bath
Apartment. rooms, bath. near Broome.
S22.
Store, sot King
Two Offices. g23 Market srcoDd floor.
Apartment. 3 rooms and bath. Eighth
and Franklin streets.
G. M TOWNSEND
Second Floor. g23 Markst Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
AUcTIONS---LECAlS
Legal Notices

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Mayor
and Council Of Whining ton through
the Board of Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department. will make applicA ton
to the Court of General Ses sions in and
for New Castle county, at its sessiou
on Thursday. the FIRST day of September
A. ID. 1921. at III o'clock. q m. in the
County Court House, at Wilmington.
Delaware. for the appointment of three
disinterested aud impartial persons 20
vacate all that portion OF new company
road, being In the city OF Wilmington.
Delaware, beginning at the intersec ton
formed by the northerly side OF Lancaster
avenue. with The westerly side OF Union
street: thence running northerIy along
the said westerly side of Union street 70 the
southeriy side Of Third street: thence
westerly and parallel with Third street,
fourteen feet, We and one-hAIf inches
"a feet 5ts fnchesl. more or less, TO .
point. IL being the westerly side Of what
formerly was the New Company Road,
thence southerly and parallel With Union
street, along the said westerly side of
said New Company Road. 20 the said
nor rthsrly side of Lancaster kvrnug
thence easferfy along the ,eaid north.riy
side of Lancaster avenue fifteen feet four
and three-auarter inches ff5 feet al
inchesl. more or less. To the place Of be-
huRRD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPART
MENT.
BY
So A. L. JOHNSON.
President.