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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
NEMCI PRY NEDOSTALI
SLIBU.

Pafiz, l5. zafi. Hospodaf-
sk6 tresty a celni rezim V ok
kupoyan6 dasti Porynska "a.
veden6 V bfeznu, jez mely by.
ii zruSeny dnes, die rozhodnu.
}ti ma posledni schulz nejyyss
rady Pafizi, zustanou V plat
nosti, polotfedni Temps sdt
luji dnes veter. Rozhodnut
3nejvyssi rady bylo podmin6nc
tim, ze Nemecko pfistoupi ma
utvofeni mezispojenecke orga.
nisace, jez by spolupdsobila 5
nemeckymi urady phi vydava
nj licensi ma vyvoz a doyoz
Jezto nemecka vlada neusku.
tecnila toto spolupusobeni, he
spodarske tresty 2tstanou '
platnosti, polSud podmfnky u
lozene neivyssi radou nebudou
spln9ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Pretahl femenem soudce q


eek Nenutil Move Vsi u Pre-
rova ledacos jeSt6 dovede, tfe-
bas ze je mu uz 76 let a ma
hlavu "strniste" ma tvafich
bile jako snih Ba ze dovede.
Dokazalt', co snad je8te nikdo
nedokazal: pred pferovskym
iokresnim soudem pana radu
! zenskeho soudu dra. G. advo
kata dra. R., co byl proti n6mu,
pred vsemi sv6dky pretahl re-
lrenem, ktery ST odepjal Cd kal
hot, az mu doll spadly, a co
hlavniho mic sc mu "a to
nestalo. Stafetek NenutiI a je-
no manzelka Sc soudili Sc syym
zet6m Bartoskem a celou IA
dou souseda. Poyynadali 81 a
stafetek pri tom take ddklad-
ne sbil sv6ho zete lati. u SOU
du Sc v5ichni domluvili, odpu-
still 81 jenom stafi6ka a sta
renku nemohl pan navladni pu
slit, pon6vadz byli zalovani
take pro ublizeni ma t6le. Pan
rada byl vsak, kdyz vid6l vse-
obecny smlr, milosrdny dal
starym manzeldm zen po AS
hodinach, nafidiv jim take "a
placeni 1trat. Nez vSak byl Wy
nesen rozsudek, stale Sc, jak
vypravi "Mor-sl. Dennik", to-
to-: StafeGek Nenutil sice do
znal, re BartoSe pretahl feme-
nem cd kalhot, ale re to nesta-
10 ami "a rec. M, a pan rada
G. - jak uz jsou pani soudci
zv6davi - sc ptal, jak ta rama
byla asi velika. "Takhlep p po-
vida stafetek Nenutil nez
bys napoGital tfi, remen cd kal
hot dole a pan rada a advokat
cir. r. ochutnali a pocitili, jak
I ia rama byla silna a jak bolela.
I"Dukaz" Sc povedl oba pani
doznali, re "to nebylo talk
2le", jen obhajce stafickav p.
Dir. S. sc zlobil, ze kdyz stare
eek cht6l iiz n6kter6ho advo-
kata pfetahnout, proc nepTe-
tahl rad6ji jeho, jako sveho
obhajce. Jak to myslil, nevime.
To ie ostatn6 v6cf ieho. Start
eek ma to mic. Jen V nedobrych
ockach mu to n6jak radostf
zahralo, ze sc mu dGkaz tax
Ip6kne povedl, a cipern6 obl6-
kal spade kalhoty, pfipinaje
Temen ---
o bidn&m umisteni ceslfych
Slsol v uzemi znemcenem sv6d
Il ndsledujfci pripad. We Stup
me Ii Pecky otevfena byla po
prazdninach r. 1919 mensino-
va skola V domku novopacke-
no odboru Narodni jednoty
Severoceske. "Utebna", kde
d6ti takfka po celg den mad
praci vysed6ti musi, ie TAX niz
ka, re dosp6ly clov6k dosahne
tam ma strop. Ma levo ode dve
Fl stoii velka pee a kuchy1ska
kamna, coz zabira skoro celou
petinu plochy podlahy. Ma
zbyvaiici ploSe tisni Sc Y hor-
ku primo nesnesitelnem skoro
80 zakd. Naproti pres sin by
dli pekaf, jemuz jest domek
pronajat. Vypoved6ti no ne
lie. Ostatne skole by dv6 vlh-
ke svetnidliy sc shnilou po-
dlahou, ktere obEva, iist6 ne
pomohly. Krone sv6ho femesla
ma tez obchod we smis. zbozi.
Do nedavna prodaval take Ii
hoyiny. Jak patrno je toto dosa
yadni umlsteni cesk6 skoly V
krajnim rozporu S nejZaklad-
nejsimi pravidly zdravotnfmi,
nehied6 uz ami k pozadavk6m
pedagogickym. Kdyz zemska
skolnl rada 0 lonskych prazd-
ninach zrusila zbytecnou tfi-
du zdejsi nemeck6 dvojtfidni
skoly a pfikazala il k 1celIm
Skoly cesk6, zdalo Sc, lie spra
VpdlnOst naSla tu k0nacne go
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

ministerstvo skolstvi. Nafidi
pfest6hovanf ceske skoly? Ne
BIO staci ceskym detem jaka-
koliv vlhka dira?
Zajimave doznani ucinila o.
pavska "Deutsche Post" pro-
zradivsi teprve nynf, jak Sc pra
covalo ma Hlucinsku pri scitani
lidu. Hlucinsti pry Sc donna
hall, aby pfi sdftani lidu byli
zapsani jako N6mci, a stare
zeny, ktere nemecky neum6jf
ami sldvka, pry Sc po cele ty-
dny horliv6 utily, co mali pfi
scitani lidu Tfci. TAX pry v
Markvarticfch starry 70lety
muz ma vsechny otazky scfta-
ciho komisare odpovidal
"deutsch, deusch", nebot' vic
chudak neum6l a nenaucil Sc ;
"a to pry jeho zena naucila Sc
cel6 v6t6 a volala: Itch will
deutsch leben und deutsch
sterben' (chci n6mecky ziti a
nemecky umffti). Dormant O.
pavske "Deutsche Post" je We
die sv6 zajimavosti take cenne
a poucne, nebot' doufame, ze
Sc o ne zainteresuji j prislusne
1rady ma Hlucfnsku a v Opa-
v6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
NOVf CLIEC}y.- 5VAZU
NARODU.
Jsou to Lotyssko a Estonsko,
jichz prijeti odporuceno bylo
politickou komisi.

Geneva, Is. zafi. Clenstvi
Svazu NarodH bude rozmno-
zeno ma padesat, zda-li shro-
mazdenf prime odporuceni
politickeho vyboru, kterJz
dnes rozhodl schvaliti pfijeti
LotySska a Estonska.
zadosti Mad'arska a Litvy
byly odIozeny, jezto vybor
rozhodl Sc vy6kati zpravy M.
Hymanse, jez otekavana jest
V pondeli, usili 0 urovnani
sporu 0 Wilma pred vyfizenim
zadosti Lityy. 0 zadosti Uher
nebude jedn6no az %. zafi,
kdy hrabe Apponyi pfijede a
pfedlozi komisi zadan6 infor-
mace.
Politicky vybor rovn6z roz-
hodl doporuciti nejvys$i rad6
zafazeni dc smluy $ Tureckem
klausuli zabezpe6ujfci zajmy
Arm6nska.
Proti pfijetf Mad'arska do
Svazu Narodd protestuje MA
ia Dohoda," jez zada pfedem
posta6itelnou zaruku, ze Hab-
sburkov6 nebudou nikdy povo-
lani ma mad arsky trim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

Nejoblfben6jsfm pramyslem
dneska je fetezaTstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

PRVNi ZENSKY POSLANEC
We SVEDSKU.

Stockholm, Svedslo. IA. ga
II. Slecna Kersten MesseIgre
nova, jez vynikala jal1o vld
kyne pc mnoho let Y d6lnick6m
hnuti, byla We yolebnfm okrs.
ku Gothenburgu zvolena va
poslankyni do prv6 komory
svedskeho parlamentu. SleGna
Messelgrenova Jest prvou ze.
hou, kter6 Sc we Sv6dsku t6to
cti dostalo. Jest velmi dobfe
mama Y d6lnick6m hnuti V A.
merice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

Washington, Is. zafi. Zaha
jeni dopravy balldkov6 posty
do Ruska bylo oznameno dnes
generalnim postmistrem Hay
sem. Dopisy byly zasilany ii5
cd dubna. BaliGky urcen6 pro
Rusko budou doprayovany do
Anglie a tam vkladany do pra
videlne rusk6 posty. Poplatel1
jest - cent? "a libru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

Manzel TX mlade panitce,
ktera "vafila'): Del pozor,
al te nezavrou pro pokus pre-
vratu. Nine Sc dnes po tom
tvem ob6d6 prevraci zaludek".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
Ucenec a neuceny.

Uceny bratr ma navst6v6 Il
neuGen6ho bratra yenkovana,
jenz vychodil jen narodnf sko-
III, pravl: "Mily Jene, pfal
bych ii, abys aspon vedel po-
loviGku toho, co vim ia. Bra
chu, to clov6k ma pax iinJ
vzhled po svete a jinak Sc ma
vse diva!"
Neuceny bratr mu ma to od-
povedsl: "No vfs, mam-li uz
neco vedet, to bych cht6l radeji
vedet polovicku toho, co ty me-
v{s. To bych byl jiste ucensjsi,
nez isl ty!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
Nema toho zapotfebi.

"Vecer bude v lazenskem
sale pfednaska o slusnem cho-
v&ni. Prijdete tak6?"
"K Gemu? ia sc chci vGno-
vat politice -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

Stry6ek Sam Ameriky
chtel vedet pravdu, zdali ie
skutetne hlad v Rusku. Ably
nacerpal primo pramene, "a
slal Trock6mu psani s dota-
ZEN, je-li V Rusku skutecn6
HAD.
Trocky mu spravn6 odpove-
del: "My hlad nemame".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16

Host: "Dejte mi diva syre~
cky a kousek masla".
Hostinska: "Prosfm: s chile
bem nebo bez cnleba?"
Host: IS chlebem".
"Hostinska: "To je mi Ito /:
chleba nam dosel, syrecky ne
name, a maslo bude al V so
botu -"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Richmond ~ Register
!. VI. sAUFLEY. Eaits. and Proprietor

Entered at the ,tsoffice at Ricn-
.tond. a escond cla~. mail matter. an
Ter act OF Con--~ss of 1875.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Says Horse Is Coming Back

10y 2SSOcldleu ireSS)
Chicago, Dec. l5-The horse j.
coming back in the. big cities. ac-
cording to Wirth e.. Durham. oi
Wayne. ILL.,. president of the
Horse Association of America.
There has been a tremendous
change in public opinion in favor
Of the horse Mr.. Durham said.
Chicago is using 5000 more than
last year. Philadelphia shows all
increase cf 3 per cent. and in
New Yoik also the horse has
made gains
Mr.. I'ulhar declared that the
most complete cost system his
association has been able to OBJ
tam. made by one of the biggest
Of Chioagc's department stores.
showed a saving OF $4,000 a year
i'll favor of horses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Edwin L. Embree, secretary OF
Rockefeller Foundation. was in
Richmond Monday visiting his
brother. Howard Embree. of the
Richmond Welch Store. MIR. En-
bree has been making an inSpec-
ton tour OF Kentucky with DR..
Arthur Mccormack, secretary OF
the State Board of Health. He
has his headquarters in New
York.
RodeS ). Terrill. private sec
rotary TO Congressman Ralph
Gilbert. is home here on a short
visit. He says that Mr.. Gilbert
has been unusually successful re-
Gently i'll getting ex-soldiers
compensation claims adjusted and
paid.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Honey Used at Moonshine Still

Georgetown. Dec. 13-SherifT
+. y. Nunnelley arrested Will
Davis and J. c. Perkins OH 4
charge of stealing honey from
Frank Robinson, who lives near
Duvalle. this county. Authorities
became suspicious that the honey
was being used to make moon
shine whisky and went back TO
search for the still. They foun
a coil. tubs. mash. and other
things that were being used in
making whisky and arrested Joe
Perkins, who was lodged in the
Scott county Jail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Meet Your Mail Man at the Boz

Just n this season of the wear
the rural route carriers have lust
about as much load as they can
carry each dav. and in numerous
cases the burden is made much
heavier by the carriers being com
PEELED to carry package contain
ing perishable goods back and
forth for two or three DAYS.
y special request is made to all
rural route patrons. if possible. t.
be on hand during the coming
two weeks and through the holi-
days that are expecting parcel
post in order that they may re-
lieve the rural route carriers. \
number of packages are returned
Tor as many as two DAYS due to
no one being at the rural box and
the packages were too large to
leave on the outside of the box.
II the patrons will observe this
and be on hand to meet the rurar
route men, much delay will be
avoided in delivery OF the mail.
If YOU have a package to mai
for Christmas delivery it is tins
that the same was being deliver
ed to the post office or rural car
rier. as the mail for this wear j,
unusually heavy and it will be In
possible to handle all ma during
the last few days before Christ
mas.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
FIRST BAPTISTS ELECT
TWELVE DEkC0NS

On Sunday morning - the
Baptist church twelve deacon,
were elected by the congregation.
The election OF new deacons was
occasioned by the fact that the
church has lost three oi IL uea-
cons in the past feTy months.
namelv. Mr.. /. =. Evans Mr.. !.
Calvin TAYLOR and MIR. X. [. II.
Covington. In electine ,leacons
To fir their places it was decided
TO enlarge the board of dcaconS.
making the number twelve, in
stead OF seven. "a originally.
Another new feature of this plan
is the rotation plan which is be-
coming popular among the more
progressive churches OF the Bap-
fist and other denominations
Four OF the number were elected
to. serve three >years. four for
two years and four for one year
Those elected for the three-year
term are Messrs. Harvey Che
nault, s. H. Thorpe. J. c. Che
nault and \. X. McCown. Those
elected for two years are Messrs
II. G.. Sandlin. ID. c. Biggerstaff
T. ID. Chenault. Jr. and J. \
Kunkel. Those elected for one
year are MesSEs w. G.. Crutcher
Preston Cox. Nix Harder an,
K. III. Mckinney.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy To Drop Cigarette,
Cigar or Chewing Habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shat-
tering tobacco ha' t. Whenever
on have longing or smoke or
chew. Just place a harmless Nc
To-Bac tablet in your mouth in
stead. All desire stops. Shortly
and you are better off mentally,
physically, financially. It's so
easy, so simple. Get a box of No
To-Bac and .if.-it Doesn't release
YOU from all crawl, for tobacco
IN any form voiir . -rvcist will
refund your money withou; ques-
ton. If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Big BUYER WILL
TAKE Pool LEAF
No Discrimination Against Bur-
ley Cooperative Association
Says Letter From l.. q M.

That it has been and is now the
the policy OF Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Company 10 obtain its
requirements of leaf tobacco By
purchasing Through any and all
agencies or leaf dealers, without
favor and without disCrimina-
tion." is the declaration made in
4 letter from Vice President III.
\. Walker. of the company. to
James { Stone, chairman of the
committee on temporary opera
tions of the Burnley Tobacco
Growers Cooperative Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Walker declares that he
not only sees no reason for an.
tagOnism between the buyer and
purchaser, but ION the other hand
there appears every reason why
there should be mutual confidence
and cooperation so long as hon
est. straightforward methods are
pursued and every buyer is given
an equal opportunity and receives
Just and fair treatment"
Mr.. Walkers letter in full fol
lows:
New York, Nov. 30. 1921.
Mr.. James c. Stone, Chairman OF
. Committee ON Operations. Bur
ley Tobacco Growers Cooper
atiVa Association. Lexington
Kentucky.
Dear Mr.. Stone =
Since the organization of our
company it has been. and is now,
our fixed policy to purchase our
requirements of leaf tobacco thru
any and all organized agencies or
leaf dealers. III conformity 10 the
customs of the trade, without ia
vor and without discrimination.
aS the method or the time OF
sale. and we know of no valid
reason to change this policy.
II goes without saying that the
producer or the owner of a COM
modify has 4 right to sell it in
such MANNER and at such time
Ss he may desire, and the buyer
has equal rights; and not only
does there seem no reason for an
tagonism or lack of cooperation
. between seller and buyer, but, on
the other hand. there appears ev-
cry reason why there should be
mutual confidence and co-opera-
alton SO long as honest, straight
d forward methods are pursued and
= every buyer is given an equal OPP
. portunity and receives Just and
fair treatment. There will be no
: discrimination against Your as
ISOLATION on the part of our buy
ers. and we shall give careful con
sldcration to any and all propo-
sails which you NAV desire to sub
NIT to us. Yours very truly,
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
by III. a. Walker. Vice Pres
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
Funeral of w. r. Higgins

The funeral services of w. F
Higgins. who died Saturday
morning. we're held at the First
Christian church Monday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. HIS pastor DR.
Homer w. Carpenter, in charge
of the services. The pail bearers
were Messrs. J. s. Stanifer, Cole.
man Neff, ID. Kincaid s. p Bush,
Alex King and Mote Cooper, Of
Winchester. Among those from,
out of town who were here for
the last sad rites were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Roe and daughters Miss
es Gladys and Alice, Mr.. Edward
Roe, Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Roe
and Mr.. Mote Cooper, all of
Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Roe,
Charles Roe, Mrs. Rosie EVAN
and Mr.. Thomas Webster, All Of
M;ysville: Mrs. J. d. Grant, of
Hazard Mrs. Jessie Gardner, of
Paris; Miss Ira Burrus, of Con-
cord. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Roe and son, Karl, of Cincinnati.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

and also loo.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13

LOST-Between Broadway and
Normal campus, High School pin
with monogram w. H. S. 10.
Finder return to this Office and
receive reward. Up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
METROUPOLOs MEETS
NEsT0R HERE TONIGHT
GrnppIcrs Expected
to Provide Fast Battle az Broad
way Athletic Arena.

Mix" Ncstor and Charles Mctrou-
poi"S. middlewcipht wrcstlcrs Of
proved ability, will meet tonight a,
inc broadway Athletic Arena in what
- expected To be one of the faetcst
matches seen here this summer.
Nrstor returns to Richmond after
an ahS"hc" II a year. lie met several
mat artist. here last summer. and
ms clean sportSmanship and aGrrcs-
siNch"SS immediately won popularity
Win wrestling fans of this city.
Local followers Of the sport who
nave seen him in action dcclar. him
l" be well fitted To do baltic with
MctrouDCicS
Mc'r2upclos. who halls from Greece.
won instant popularity upon his an
ncaranc" in Richmond this spring
lie has participated in numerous
matches in this city and has proved
hInS"If In he a formidabl. rrapplcr
Tn" tw" men will 90 to thu ma,
tonight about evenly matched in
weight.
opinion among mat followers in
Eichm"ni is divided rs to the out
com. "i tn" matcn tonight. several
critics FAVOR Ncstor u carry OF hon
"rS. hut supporters OF the Creek
maintain that he will be Victorious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
{. COLORADO WINS $4,000
PLAIN DEALER 2:08 TROT
Barton Particc's Horse Takes Fca-
turc Event of Grand Cir
cult Program.
| by Associated prcss.J

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVELAND.
ONO. Aug S.-Barton parde.. Of Al
i"htic CITY. " j.. added another stak.
TO his list when his horse. r.. Colu-
RADIO. driven by Walter Cox. won the
S''"oV Rain Dealer EOS tru,. thc lea
turc event OF today's Grand Circuit
program here. II WAS H.. Colorado's
fourth stake victory in six starts this
in straish, heats
Brookcworhy set the pace to well
INTO the stretch in the first mile bat
Was unabl" To Withstand T.. CUloradu's
chtIlcnSc ana in Il driving finish sue
Sumbtd in thc nnal SIXTY yards Great
Britton, equal favorite with the win
hcr, Was dIstanccd
In the second heat Cox got away
10 Il ny!nG start with T.: Colorado
tut took him back 10 second place be-
nina lIrookcworthy. When called
upon T.. Colorado responded samely
ana passed the tirinS Brookcwurthy
ia the stretch. winning pulled up.
N"li'S. took second place.
me hhai heat furnished the most
exciting finish oi the day. Brooke
worthy. Dorothy Day. Voltage and
hru*iion finishing heads apart IN the
order named. with Union Trutttng
Association rules in effect. T.. Colo
RADIO yns ruled out after taking IN,
first TWO heats.
Peter Henley. owned by Tommy
Murphy. al ruughkccpSi.. y y. odds
"n-i"Noritc. bad no trouble Wluu..,
the American Sportsman awrcpstak.s
bccaus" of high wind. no -mor,
Was made 10 drive Arion Guy against
his time.
Judge frani Walker. of Dayton.
was ii! again today Charles Il
t'"c) Tanner. of Memphis. did the
starting.
summaries:
America" Sportsman sweepstakes.
re LII
TWO heats
Peter iie"'"y. br. <. by Peter
th" Great 'Murphyp ..
harvest hrook. tt. G. by The
Harvester CNal.ntlncD .
IiHth NoI". b. T.. by Peter volo
'rime-2l2. 2:iG. .
The l'lain Dealer EOS ,rottine
nurse. ''.oOo. three heats
u. Colorado, l.. h.. by Colo
RADIO. l. COZ ... ro
Hr"pit" worthy. } IA. by JUS
ticc HrOok" tMurphSD
voltage. blk h, by Peter
Nnio b:ranD ...... ,
i'"roih; Day. Oh. m by
Peter the Great I:dmanJ = .
Boyoin, nix <. y Rediac
tB"rry) .......S ....
irusiloT. Esco,ilIo.. Eliza DiIlou.
Grca, Triton, Sclka and uhlan
BROOKS also started. Timc-a:0i "a;
2:0i class pacing: purse. 81 500:
three heats
Roy Grafton, b. x. hy Graf
ton Royal (Murphy) -
senator wilkes. blk &. IS
orc Wilkes " Ficminr)
Belle Alcan;ara, l.. m, by Sir
Mcantara tMal!oy) .
Jay Brook. b. l.. ~ silent
Brook )Edman) ..... &
The HooSicr Lay. b. m, by
Mitrc icurcr Ialin) ~ 6 3
Edna Early also started Time
COS: 2:O5 at: 2:U5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
MISS AlEXA STIRLING
Is BACK IN AMERICA

NEW YORK. Aug. S-Miss Alcxa
Stirling. holder of the American and
Canadian womrn's golf titles. is back
in the United States and will arrive
at her home, in Atlanta Tuesday TO
rest for her meeting next month with
Miss Cecil I.citch. the British womcn's
champion. who defeated her AT Turn
berry. Scotland. earlier in the sum
,ncr Miss Stirling arrived here
aboard the Carmania. from Liverpool
with no words but praise for Miss
Icitch and English craftsmanship.
Miss Lcitch is To try for the Amer
ican titles held by Miss Stirling.
The Australian Davis cup tennis
team of ;. NJ. Jacobs. - 4. FyZccis
l.. VI Rcanc and r. y. Eileen also ar
rived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
CUBS NEW MANAGER
TAKES DUGEY BACK
LEV Assnclatcn rrcss.l

CHICAGO Aug s-oscar buggy
coach Of the Chicago Nationals. again
has joined tho club Dugcv. with
George TYLER. pitcher. was given his
unconditional r"lcas" laE, week. HI
kilicf"r, now manager 81 the Cubs.
informed William V"cck. prcsidon,
% tn" club. THAT he wanted Dugcy
back
7 was Informed when I took tho
position as manager that | was 10
receive an increase in salary" Eillc.
fer told Hr Nccck II don't want IN.
raise. ] want Dugcy back. Take tho
extra money you we're going TO pay
me and give that 10 Dugcy"
Mr.. Vceck explained that Durcy
was let out under tho Evers manage.
nent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
TRUCKERS DOWN BRONCHOS

ROCKY MOUNT y. G.. Aug. s.
wild. the Portsmouth Pirates were
taking kindly 20 his offerings in the
ninchcs today and n the second frame
sent enough runs 20 count TO put the
locals hopelcssly behind
Opposing the local finger, Benton
was used ana Will. he was hjt hard
ne was effective in the piuchos and
iourncycd well Throughout taiiur
good care Of tho eleven hits which
were chalkcd IF his delivery. Niox
90 tho visiting clan. wa. the out
standing offensive star. lie secured
three hits. one Of them a homer. out
Of four trls "a the plate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Stuart Clouts Homer
Off Walter Johnson

Luke Stuart. formerly star
second bas"man %; The Richmond
Colts ANA ono OF the mos, popular
players developed III this city in
recent years. received his second
opportunity Ia engage in a major
league game Yesterday afternoon
in III" WaShingtou-S Louis en-
counter in the capital city. ana re-
Srond"d by clouting out a home
run
Since stuart was credited with
only one trip 10 the plate. his bat
tlnG record for the day was per
t'''. The homc-run was secured
OIL the delivery ~ Walter Johnson.
In the field stuart also hoa u
perfect day. fielding perfectly the
only chance he received In tho
TWO games in which the former
Colt has participated. he has no,
made an error.
The news of Stuarts success
comes as welcome news 10 tho
large number OF friends Luke has
i'll this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Ruth Gets Two Home
Runs and Beats Out Bunt

Babe Ruth not only cracked out
two homcrS-Nos. 40 and lin
the Yankees double header with
the White SoN at the POLO Grounds
yesterday. but he gave the citi-
Ithry iaintinE spells by Shaping
down bunt in the seventh inning
OF the first game The White SoX
were playing back along the out
Held walls. as usual for tho
Babe" when he suddenly crossed
them by dumping Il polite roller
down the third base line. which
aStoniShcd this entire White Sox
squad no Less than II did some
1000 fans who had never heard
OF the "Hahc'' attempting that
feat before. Ruth was safe by five
minutes.
His first circuit waliop of the
day came in the third inning Of
the first game. There We're two
out with nobody on, when Babe
got his homer in the first inning
of the second game. This one
went into the risht-hcld bicachcrs.