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The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
AItoaether Too Pussy.

Jud Tunkins says he knows a man so particular about grammar that he'll sit and criticize the literary style of prOmissOry note instead of hustling around and trying to pay it.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
Saving a Salary.

"Tve got a great idea," exclaimed the producing manager
 "What is it?'
 "YOur performance of Hamlet is good, but the atmosphere isn't up-to- date. We'll cut the ghost out of Ham, let and put in a Ouija board"
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
British pispsrse Indiana.

Calicut, British India-A British column inflicted a severe defeat on the rebelliOus Indians at SulliOd Mala, near Karavarakunda, says an official statement. The rebels were dispersed by the British, the statement adds.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
"GibraItar of America"

The city of Quebec is sometimes called the "Gibraltar of America" be cause of it's well-nigh impregnable DO sitiOn and strong means of defense both natural and artificial.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

It is not necessary to build expen- sive poultry houses, but they should be serviceable, fairly rOOmy, well light ed, and well ventilated without drafts,
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

It may be said that one is no more responsible for his genius than for his beauty.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
''Let me try your tobacco"

Only an unluclIy man asks you that. He is either out of tobacco or he isn't satisfied with the tobacco he has picked for himself.
 Tosmoke a pipe tobacco that doesn't suit you to T is to feel little irri- tated every time you light up.
 Where you should be taking your comfort, you feel sore over something missing.
 No one is so patient as a pipe smoker. He will smoke one kind of tobacco that doesn't quite satisfy him until the COWS come home, or until some trouble crowds him so that he notices how little comfort he is actual ly getting from his little old pipe.
 But he hasn't been happy-dimly he has realized it all the time.
 And when he asks someone else for a pipeful and finally comes upon the smoking tobacco that is just his-oh me, oh my, but he's a happy manl
 He now gets out of his smoking what others get-the solid comfort that takes the sting out of the alarm clock mornings and helps his nerves to relax at the end of hard day.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

It's because we realize how many smokers are still hunting for the right to- bacco that we make it so easy for you to learn if tn a t is n't Edgeworth.
 All you have to do is to write "Let me try your tobacco" on a postcard, sign your name and address and send said nnst-
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

w. N. U., DENVER, NO. 4O-1s21.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

Chairman llgk EUeprs NJ the enter
ainmeut committee f'r tho Au,Hw".
bllo.Style SHOW tU o. h.d boz Dornr,.
ilon with The BUYERS aud SELLERS ar
uual convention bon Amarillo F,brlaI1
%. % md - .s trimming over with
picusurlhlc anticipation 20 word. uf HH.
prevail ~ his work in occurring the 90.
nous "p,cp River IaE Noyclty or
chrsiff
This aggregation Dru,s besides thr
seven .pi"cc orchestra. three other h.gh.
class entertainer and this according
Co Mr. Rogers. viii o. supplemented ly
line ~ other attractions never sur.
passed and seldom .IHilei r thc
southwest.
These mus.cl1ns and entertainers and
siuui,rs have t.cn gathered together
hy reason ~ their ututr tn entertain.
and those who como expecting rich
program viii not h. disappointed. The
Deep River lar. under Munager Rob.
isun H. not cntInb strange o. the Isso.
pie 90. Amarillo bat 10 BE- stated that
The organization has hc,n enlarged and
strengthened through the addition ~
other surprisingly fine musicians.
with this reorganization and enlarge.
meui MlnaEgr Robson comes 90 Anna.
rllo With an allsiar Aggregation. and
Il - stated that the repertoire retains
oniy such Of the odd fayoritca as are
always in great demand tn, other mat.
ter tor The programs IN Amarillo IN.
lsody IT, latest hits q the musical
world
In presenting this musical cDtcric.
Mr.. Rogers states that h. had orpor'
tuniiy al many organizations who's
personnel embraced Gar greater mum
hers. bu; that h. used his Judgment IN
securing what IN his judgment, was
the greatest u'fcring on %, market.
We has spir,d no money IN tfinr.rr
his attraction to Amarillo and doubt
icSs th, verdict % TIE p,uplc wi' fully
warrant his expectation in connection
With D,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
STUDENTS LOAN FUND
GREATLY APPRECIATED

iu DIS addtas b,iDr. 90, lIuN.au
club TbursIa.. ID s Shirley told ui
what .s helms accomplished bv 90,
Gross cousins Memorial funi ui 90,
W.f Texas Normal
Tu ulbly .tUl,ut. who would uu,
.,H.fNi.. bs ahi. Goo Dumul,t, a cHurs
lt 20. N,rmnl q i,un fund with felo0
DUit.l ns h,,n organized Dos 'hc tir
lu frl stud u's During 10, year q
,uuF have by,u mai. Shirley uid To-
GOD 60 the luns WAS St.is Wih 10
.ND,Hu.n % $780, the entire ctwN
was furnished ly tAr teachers aud -;u
I,U.H.
1he Du fur th,s school l,0ns vN
cord iac amount oi capital n hand
~h.r.,, viys
e. h.s uiA u,hr, tbn Guauus Shir
les also called attention Co. th, import
lu,. q th. Panhandle Plains Historical
-,,kt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
ROTARY CLUB WILL
ASK FOR COLLEGE
MiRIiiO DESiR iIliE PIiCE tOiI
I.OCATiON NEW STATE
INSTITUTIONS.

Amarillo l,uariins made Il known
thry uc in thr npht for the \ a NJ
cillrgo ut their regular weekly lunch
cen ut thr Amarillo hotl Thmsdi'
.fhr cub alfu endorsed thr movement
foe e inst ,lirs iFS Scout rwu'il
Tho secretary Waa directed Co notify
t.rr Siit.tyhi.r, representative "i rot.
uJ county m the lower hpus, u Do"
l'uslttuc that thu l,uiWiu t.uh O.
rt thr q NJ ruu,g. without rrl
tluuu aud o. encourage 900. tWts"n
uflt, tH dI "a that ii,. within hi' pH"
10 O." s',uI' rs location here
- \ Shlu. y. teacher iu the West
T,NH. Nu.ull addressed the ,lub un
fhr canyon arhUJ. N.t.Uii . was
pl'd ut Shul,y g. Tho Cess iht per-
miIs isuuu,r W the a o. md D.. ;
l.u,.s Co., th, N,H T.,H- Normal
hut th.s, d,gsos. .ud SUfi,y can
.r'. De- granted o. ,is-" Who tale the
h.rs training ruuIt Dee D.l g.
huuld boz permitted 10 i--Iv d,llrr
ud'u udvut &C the teachers tunlnt
.Iuf~r. .hc uiufDssrr maintained NJ
o. t.1H.r. o." pointed uu' that Canyon
b.. -tl wilp, nwu ih. University. Ahou.
'' u'r cont 'f t cull,rrs intruuagc. b.
'iHIu'd ,Hl's from within radius
90 -Hu r.ii.s. and ps convenience tu
e. hIE section ul the state hy ady,c,i
% ,>'DUsi,n ,f authority tu. 10, West
ToNIs Institution ln the mattcr of h
Wiuv degrees
g. e. Dunn. n,d ,N,rHiNr ~ the
Ngfimll lby Scout movement deliver.
"a Uu Hd1r ~ h'furr the club iu favor
uf tho organization &C. permanent
'u-t class iipy Scout CpuucIl
Nr unusually mrri,uu ius musical
urur1m WuS furnished hy tho Nmui
'n Orchestral club and e ladies quar-.
toto \ dou'lr rlnn duct WIS rcnd.
cred %, Mrs Emil Myers Miss Ger
ru3e I"wnd Ms Milllccnt Lain.
Misc Mnrrt,t Curtis Popullr and
,ltuiul vu,al numbers were rendered
ay tf, r.h.-tul cub.
Cu.-s fruu outud. ia. city were.
s. = liolIdry rit'shurg. Pa: William
- Humphrey. Ish"sicr. =. Y. q. -
trisuf1. strand master ~ N, Texas
Grand Lodgy =. T. BARLEY. secretary
u thu T,NlS rpnd lol.r \ e. Dunn
field executive, u; thu National BOY
Scout movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
-DEvn.'s pass KEY. {"

The Devils Pass Key" Tn.
ycfsai Jewel production liy Erich won
ttrohcim. the directing genius OF
Blind Husbands" generally pf0ungn..
ed o. BE- one u thu greatest photoplays
a several years comes 90 the Mission
Theatre today.
Won Siroheim's latest screen pruslu
ton j. founded upon the story Clothes
ard Tfrachery." IS Baroness u, Meve.
The e-enafiu WIS prepared ly kon
firuhcim himself and tho drama has
Teen produced with unusual realism.
Snm De Grass Who PLAYED To- nus.
band IN Blind Huslsnds." has In
The Devils Pies Res" tho part q d.
tal,-itcd American author living Be-
Paris with his Young wife. who g,ts
deeply IN dcLi ~ on inscriptions mo.
disie. This woman expects the XII
a. get a rirh lover o. pay her Hills an 2
iptrOslurss her a. wealthy Young
American army uificcr The American
rraiiycs the Young wife IL unsophi.u
Gated and helps her out of her d.fa
culties.
The husband. unaware that his VII
Il thu principal figure IN this seandal
which has reached the columns of q
s,sisiy Newspaper. l'as's play on m
story and has II produced IN Paris
Then TIE plo, takes IN several siiu'
tons net dreamed ~ ~ the Innocent
author
uhsiv IN N. east are Cifsle Flllmore
INA Trrtritf NHuf- Geurre, lie
white. i;nh Mrs. Nae Bush. jack
Nathsi~ ard mary uihcrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
.bARlCA CLASS WILL HAVE
GOOD Time FRIDAY NIGHT

Church b. f. Hst. Cd Ieal sr,.t. .,ta r
....t.r. a.. ...., -. ed It.. ......f..,
VIZ ' tut '' '' 10
firlis i.A ..s .."H . h'r'sh'h'f' '1
.. uHt 90 thD N.I .r- D..f.n being
..f.. .r fr.. ....... ....., .t. ..,......I
..
''-
ii.F "..'- q. ib" ''.I 'iiHF ara
ih' ., Oh, t.iI.a INib where
''r ''u i.r N.I IA. hIi WN.n ii.a
'rN .rd Do. trirnHs go 'n ih' lI"o.
lih OK. De-. Nu0l.r. ard lewis Fields
rt.HrfIf.f. fI. t...I....t. FL. uIut lIr fHs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Amusenents
"THE COURAGE ~ uiRGE
O'fnbONE" II lgtG FEATt RI

The Courage 81 Margv oDrnc,
BY iaIu,~ Oliver Curgwud. l. the -
fring ~ reandi Theatre today. an Q.
aecprdingsio all lndicaiions. q viii 10
one u The strongc features 90 d.
shown there In soms time Il IL q
stny ~ the Norihland. whcr, man IL
law unto himself and depicts the az
q = youth who peneirstcs those r.
gsuns a. lind hlm-f H. has had a'i
unfortunate love affair and vows b
VAL never trust a woman agiiin. but
soan b, h un the trail a; pre;ty face
dwelling spnlcwhef. Ia The great opn
sincc. A pictufe % this girl lures hin
cn and sa until he arrives un the srrn
~ time 10 save her from an existence
worse than death The story j. Ia
tcns 10 dramatic and un. that requires
cas-, " all star PLAYERS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
BUSINESS MEN WILL
MAKE EFFORT To GET
TEST WELL DRILLED

Following up ihc suggestion 90 r. o..
t@rnum O. offer "a honus o. the driilns
VIM hring IN ihe first urldu,inv oll
veil in the district. "a proWissury mote
y e. h. circulated among the business
men - Amarillo The mote u to o.
conditioned on buugng i1 40 last O.
200 barrel producer. and DO must hc boz
iihpr Poster N~rc iIarila, oldham.
Huirhinrn1. ur carson ovfutt
Tn" amount 90 90, hunus b. nsrl 1
So eoo and tn mote b. nuf iu &c. rui
'rciihlr unless jhr flll amuut o. ,i-n.f
for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
iNTER>C MOI -ASTIC IEN.iE
To MEET NrHII 1915

o. \ shirley. athleti, director fnr
he Panhandle. announces thr dl'c fr
b. int'rseholasiir League meeting thi
wear has hcen 80 fnr AuIl 1886 o.
VIZ %, held in Canyon
Filmiaation contests Co.. determine vh.
shall take part in tn in'rr-r hH.osu,
iasl,,, iall events vill o., h,'l sb.l,
lnuuunc,s February 1918
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
B. c. D. SENDS OUT
PLEA FOR MONEY
ENTERT uNMENr ftND NEEDED
FOR MANY CONVENTIONS COW
ING THIS YEAR.

The Beard II city Development yes
tcriay sni uut a circular letter 10 more
than three hundrcd business mrn ani
prominent riiizen- q Amanllu urging
them to subscribe 10 thu ont, riainmt ~
fund Ter the ycaf 81 1891 no lhcrall2
az they have done IN p,g years. tn"
ktt,r cnunH rates the various cunNrn
tons and visits 81 no,ahl.s e. the city
last year. nnl licinlzes the expenditures
Incurred for each event III, hope -
expressed Is the huard that the tuf
rent year viii witness ~, holding 81
even a largrr uuml,rr 20 conventions lu
Amarillo. which ia rivrrrd tu rs "a"
convention c,utcr 20 the Panhandle.
The city has b,cn hid uui in districts.
the letter states and q committee VIII
he assigned to CANVAS the prospects -
each district, hul th- hope b. cypress
That each man VINO cuutcmplot,s CON
trIbutinR 20 this fund viii mail chvyA
20 thu secretary q ~, hoard and ihs
render o visit from the cummiti., IA.
necessary. In 1890 the sum raised "a
this purpose was s. $3.50 and mon
bars u the board express the hope u
raising similar sum this year Chccks
should le drawn % The order - e.. "
Mccullough and mailed Go the sccu
tary. W u. Estes
The Tioord - CITY Development en-
poets To contribute irum rs entertain
mcnt fund this year o. the Buyers and
Sellers Convention the Texas Caits
Raisers Association. Panhandle Prcas
Association, Panhandle BANKERS Ian
handle Grain D,alers. Panhandle OdJ
Fellows, and the Texas Ahstracturs
The board also expects a. secure mum.
bsr q other conventions and an ads
quate entertainment fund II desired
and must be- had tor thu reason that
the CITY charter states that money -
cured rum taxation shall not q, ca.
Dcnded fur entertainment purposes
The amount subscribed Las, year i1
campaign similar 90 the enc about
20 BE- begun. was t5f55.7j. An add
uonal amount u $3.50 vas obtained
IN receipts from Vice President Mar
ehali's ltturc and thu visit ~ III
French Grand Opcra Artists. making q
trial ~ ssS09ss. The manner In which
this sum was expended j. Indicated ~
follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

Masquerade Dsncr. Washington Cafe.
Feb. 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

nv. John s Travis EcIri'r, ~ thr
Tnnhend', district fur IN Near East
gcl.f fund started vu GO tour 10 "a b
lhius frid,v 600 isrfr,t organizations
On 90 towns ~ thu dis'ri,t ~ rrrri-
much encouragement .s coming O. hlm
in iha work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

Mrs Manic smith uf the t'ir-cX
st,Ir l.u Thursdr nah, fur Tho east
un mahc snrinr pur,h1soa fnr hes store
she hot ,Np,,t.ns O" D.. la'. On '.u"
zoe the StSl, SHOW bringing SOME Il
~ lf,a eastern ryl,s With her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

80 sais b. al druggists. always in
(. ssk ~ Randall iTu~ >iore. sih and
Folk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

RANDNI DIIG 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
TAX ADJUSTMENT BOARD
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

so claim for refund q city taxes vill
be allowed. the commissioners an.
nouncc unless thc claims are In thr
hands ~ CITY Tax Collector w p
schoppcr before 100 . m. "Wednesday
February i6 The adjustment board
composed % n. W Blackburn John
ID 0iiYin and n Russell viii meet
at the city haii 10 az; on claims a, that,
time.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chlcago b LincInnHtI ?.
NY Jhf Associated f'fffH
CHICAGO Apfu li-.ChlHapo bunch
% five hiia in fho sixth inning. afnfinr
three runs ana defeating Cincinnati
today. 3 TO Score.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
NERVE. COUNTS MORE THAN7EXPERIE
SAYS l2-YEAR-OLD TRAPsHOOTER
AN noa HOFFMAN

NEW YORK, August 16.-Jim.
ME Bonner Is hard to find.
For Jimmie Is very much the
twelve-year.old boy. despite the
fact that he will probably cop the
junior championship Of the Ameri.
can Trapshootlng Association this
fall, and will also compete in the
Grand American Handicap against
the cream Of Americas trapshoot.
ers.
When found he was more ready
Ito talk about the home run that he
had seen Babe Ruth make the day
before than about his ability as a
trapshooter.
"why, guess It's iust cause my
eyes are better than the older
mems, that can shoot with
them" he said, when at last / got
his mind OF baseball.
"of course. their experience helps
them a lot, but my nerve Is lust as
good as theirs and It doesn't make
any difference to me whether i am
shooting against kids or grown-up
men.
''Why, Just this spring at a tour.
namennon Long Island. l tied for
high score with a Philadelphia
man. 80 years old, and in the shoot
off ] broke "a out Of my % birds
while he only got 10. Y
Gee, hut was glad.
"'I hope can win the Junior
Championship this year, and dad
thinks that ! can take down a
high score in the Grand American
Handicap, but there's an awful lot
Of good shots in that"
Two years ago, when he lived in
Chicago, he competed in the an.
nual revolver shoot Of the Chicago
police force. and tied for high.
He Is stocliIly built youngster,
the picture OF good health.
Two years ago. before he took up
Transforming. he was delicate aud
inclined to be sickly,
But trapshooting has worked
wonders.
So far this year he has register.
ed scores Of 96 out Of 100, aud
14t out OF $50, the former at Chap.
paus, and the latter at Nassau.
At FreeHort he made an unregis.
tered score OF 10. and also scored
42 ont Of 50 In the doubles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
GRID
CANE sought
FOR LOCALS
Would Take Place Of Fair
view on Home Card
Of the Icemcn

Ssea 4 was announced that
Fstrsisw high school would no.
stppptt q football team this sea-
pa ~ put a hole in Eslrmont's
gridiren card as tina Falrview
lsds we're booked to meet Frank
icels men At South Side park the
day before Thanksgiving in one
II sc big home games OF tie
seRson
Coach Ice is trying to arrange
i game with clarksburg high here
t1r That day nov, and 1t is to he
hopad that his negotiations will
he siieeesstul, for such contest
would be a real football battle
The local football leader has OF.
feted the ,clarkshuyg outfit heavy
gtlarsntee for the game and is will.
lagtos Sign up a two year contract
fpf return game at Clarksburg
IL 1899
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
MANY PEOPLE Use
POOL AT YIN. c. A.

Nearly 1000 persons used the Y.
m. c. A. pool during the month Of
July, Secretary Cash announced
this morning. The pool Is in ex.
cellent condition with the water in
CONTINUAL circulation anu filtration
making It as clear as water can be
at all times.
The board OF directors Of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will meet on Friday noon
at luncheon at the "Y."
The painting OF the basement Ia
almost completed and the lines will
be painted on the gym floor soon,
80 that everything viii be ready for
the opening Of the gym about octo.
her first.
Since the recent rains the ten.
MS courts have been conditioned
and are now available for use Of
the local players.
As soon as the members of the
y N. c. a. stan are all back from
their vacations conferences will be
held and the fall and winter pro.
gram for the association will be
announced.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

the return trip. BY going in ma,
chimes, the party will be. able to
stay over in Wheeling and enjoy a
big picnic supper. as the day Of the
game Is the one on which the Nall
ers will hold their annual picnic.
Yesterday afternoon Kline felt
sure that enough machines would
be provided to make the trip. At
that time he was figuring on get.
ting Ben Evans, Chick Wiltshire,
Howard Hardesty, Bob Morgan and
one or two others. A large per.
centage Of the Kiwanians are car
owners, so 1t should not be diff
cult to dig up enough machines for
the trip-shake EN- loose, boys.
shake en- loose.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Kline Needs Machines For
Wheeling Trip On Thursday

Long automobile trips seem to
improve the batting eye aud gen
eral morale OF the local Kiwanis
baseball team as was shown in the
game at PhllippI last Saturday. so
Nose Kline wants TO take his men
10 Wheeling for the first OF the
state championship games on
Thursday IN automobiles Kline
win need five or six cars for the
party, aud loyal Klwanlans are
urged TO see to It that his needs
are fulfilled. The plan Is TO leave
here about S o'clock Thursday
morning.
Should the trip be made by
train. the bunch would leave here
at 9:4O and would have 10 take the
G O'Clock train out of Wheeling on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Fairview Won
From Hastings

Fairvlew won in very close
game at HastihE Sunday by the
score 40. The game was fast and
filled with many sensational stops
and catches. Mitchell was on the
mound for Faiwlew. and pitched
air.tisht bail. allowing only ons
hit, and walking one man. and
striking out 10 men. snodgrass'
batting was the feature Of the,
game. getting a home run and a
single. Garrett for Hastings was
touched for 12 hits, but fast field.
ing held the score down. Hilton.
Edgars and Hough put UP a good
game for Hastings.
Score by innings:
Eatrvtew .....,.... 900 01o 111-4
Hastings 1000 600 OO0-0
Batteries: Fairview - Mitchell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
.knaek

Good shooting eyes never go
back much.
r. P. Helkes, winner of the first
Grand American Handicap trap.
shoot in 1900, is still contender
in big shoots. He'll be In the blue
ribbon classic at Chicago the week
of August %,
EIeikes won the Grand American
with a score OF 81 at % yards.
Voolfolk OF Dayton, o., was the
only other man to win the big
shoot at this distance. He broke 9S
targets for high score in 1914.
Shooting Is a knack, especially
with a shotgun at the traps.
Once you get 1t You keep It, But
the handicap In distances has go
far kept any champion from re-
peat!ng.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Habit

These two things are hard to
harmoni2e:
Ty Cobb is badly handicapped
by partial cataract owe: his right
eye.
Ty Cobb Is runner.up for batting
honors In the American league.
1t is true that Cohb's eye Is af'
fected The growth ls getting
worse.
But he keeps right on cracking
the apple.
Ty would still be a slugger II he
only had one eye. He hits from
force Of habit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Catcher Managers.

ltSAICneT MANAGERS,
Gatchers succeed as managers
hseasse they know the game better
than any other member of the
team.
Every play pivots about a catch.
en- Hedssmore than receiver and
4 guardian Of the base where runs
are scored. He runs the team.
5aif ot the big league managers
today have been backatops in their
daF Bill Killiter. newly appointed
sltppsn of the Cubs makes the
eiEhtt.
Other managers who have run
their teams from behind the bat are
Fred Mitchell Of the Braves,
Branch hickey Of the Cards, George
Gibson the Pirates, Wilbert Rob.
irson 81 the Dodgers, Pat Moran Of
the Reds Connie Mack CT the Ath.
letics and Lee Foil Of the Browns,
An but Mack, Foil and Hickey
nave won pennants. Killifer hasn't
had chance yet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Bitterness.

Benny Leonard aud Lew Tend
Ter are farther apart, today than
they ever were.
Tho old feeling Of bitterness has
been revived and intensified since
the brcakoff OF the match.
Tenders supporters freely say
that Leonard found he could not
do 1876 pounds and he strong
enough for the Philadelphia and
purposely spralned his thumb.
Leonard has nothing 10 say but
that the accident was lucky thing
for Tender.
II this fight ever does pop, It is
going to be good.