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How Many Last Years
Records Will Be Broken?
Neld.

41o40s
Pole vault-10 feet Walton, st. Marys.
first: kilgore. Bellaire. second; Hough.
WellsourG. third.
Shot put-36 feet 4 inches. Adkins, st.
Marys. first; Cutshaver. Bellaire, Sec
ond; Mackey. Cameron. third.
High Jumps feet inches. Walton.
St. Marys. first: Wilhelm. Cameron. sec
ond: Adkins st. Marys. third.
Discus throw-S9 feet ~ inches. Ad-
kins, st. Marys first. Snively, Bcllaire,
second; Bayles, st. Marys. third.
Broad JUMBO feet 2ls inches. Wal
ton, ST. Marys. first: Futhey. Bcllai-e
second: Hanson, Wheeling, third.
TRACK
100-yard dash-Time. 10 lis seconds:
Walton, st. Marys. first; Steinbicker
Wheeling, second: Futhey, Bellaire, sac
ond
22O-yard dash-Time, 24h seconds;
Futhey. Bellaire. first: SteinDicker.
Wheeling. second: Tiber, Bellaire. third
220-low, hurdles-Time. % seconds;
Futhey. Bcllaire. first: Hanson. Wheel
ing. second: Eidomiller. Wheeling. third.
%40-yard dash--Time, 81 is seconds:
Shilling. Triadelphia. first: Ross. Cam
eron. second: Bayles. st. harys. third.
SSo-yard dash-Time. 2 minutes 16
seconds: Ault. Bellalre. fist; HouGh.
Wellsburg, second; Bencdum. Cameron.
third.
Mile run-Time, minutes 10 seconds:
Ault. Bellaire. first: Ronneson. Wheel
ing. second: Fargert. Magnolia. third.
Half-mile relay--Time. minute -
seconds: Bellairc high. first: Cameron
high. second: Wheeling high. third.
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Two base hits. Ainsmith. Cobb.
Ehmke. Schang. Flagstead. Three base
hits. Ruth Cobb. Stolen base. Young.
Sacrifices Heillman. Ward. Double plays
Bush and Young; Ehmkc, Ainsmith and
Bush. Left on bases New York Detroit
II. Bases on balls on Ehmkc S: Harper
3: Ferguson :. Hits or Harper In
al-3 innings; on Ferguson . in 3 IL in
nings: of Mays nine in Ia innings: on
Ehmke . in innings: OF Cole in
inning. Struck out by Ehmke =; Harper
3. Wild pitch Harper. Winning pitcher
Harper: losing pitcher Ehmkc. rmpireS
Moriarity and Connolly. Time 2:@9.
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Riley expects to give WellsburE
ball fans a real treat this aftsfne
when the McConkey club Of Whseii1
meets the Wcllsburg A. c. The Iee
are none too pleased with the trsatl
accorded them last Saturday ana
day, when they were twice detsaaee
the Moundsville A. C. and feel thAt
they can succeed in winning from ~
McConkeys, It will 60 long WAY
ward removing some OF the stiS
sulting from a double Joss. y.
Riley had no idea today as to VIE
he would send to the mound
the McConkeys. OF the three 2itcne
available, Foresbach looks Ike me -
bet. having rounded into better tot
than Bradley or Haywood. Itthef -
latter men might be used. but ~
warm weather would mean . worla T.
their arms. The McConkeys hAve e
bunch Of notorious hitters, ana
baseball from start to finish, thefeto
the game on Saturday aftcrnoon enos1
be one we'll worth seeing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
W.V.U. TO CARRY SQUAD
OF SEVEN MEN ON TRIP

MorSantown, May l3.--Coach Harlan
Mumma OF the West Virginia unirer-
sity tennis team, announced tonight that
he would carry the following men on
the tennis trip: Captain Hammond. Nc
Intosh. Outright. Cofman. Riley and
Donnally. The cam will leave here to-
morrow morning for Pittsburgh. where
the opening game will be played tomor-
row afternoon with the Pitt racqueters.
The Mountalreer netmen will remain
idle Sunday. but will get in action again
Monday when Bethany will be played at
Bethany. W. and ]. will be encountered
at Washington. Pa, on TUESDAY. ana
O Wednesday the locals will play car
nexic Tech at Pittsburgh. On Thurs
day Coach Mumma will send hts men
against Riram college at Hiram, Ohio
and on Friday western Reserve UNI
versity will be played at CeHeland. Ihe
MountaineerS will close their trip at
Alliance, Ohio, with Mount Union COL
lego.
Coach Mumma also stated that he
xould use Captain Hammond and Nc
Intosh in both singles and doubles
while he will use Donnally and Conman
in the singles only. an dCutrignt and
Riley in the doubles only. In all pro-
liability Ghe Varsity will lineup Ms
above against Pittsburgh. M Coach
Mumma expressed desire 10 try MS
new plan Of attack against strong
team. In the event that the above com
bination does not work smoothly II
will be easy to make another shit
However. II a change ia mad" II - not
expected to affect either Hammond or
Mcintosh as they have been winning
consistently in the stnetes ana ~nsn
working together in the doubles. the
team came through the match with
Bethany yesterday in good shape and
will be In first class condition for the
games tomorrow with tho Panther net"
men
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0t the
! ofSport
by NA4% S:s-aAA&ezS

his other entry, Black Servant. right at
his shoulder.
Bradley. who Is one OF the best known
Sportsmen In America and VINO mas
raced much In Canada and on American
tracks, and whose club at Palm 6eacn
IS the social center Of the winter COL
uny there. also owns one Of the greatest
Of Kentucky breeding farms. Inc ldIe
Hour stud Is one OF the huge estaoI'sh-
mcnts Of the state. and for generations
Of horses bradley has aspired TO oreed
4 Derby winner. To lave his Two COTS
race neck and neck and win hrsl ana
second places from the greatest OF the
eastern thrrr-ycar-olds and the PICK OIL
the West Is an honor seldom won ny
any one.
Mr.. Bradley has one popularity when
race followers may not Know b'oN
down the lists and YOU will discover
that every Era llcy horse has Il name
which commences with b. The selection
rr names for the horses In the sta Dies
furnishes difficult job. and TIE laGl
that they must start with ID mas lur-
nshcd some odd names by "htch 'ne
colts may be- recognized. Behave your
self and Black Servant now get the cap
itnl BIS" Of Idle Hour.
The victory of fhe colts in TN" Derry
is extremely popular in Kentucky AZ
both were western bred AMI 'raihe|
tbev have restored in Il measur" Ken
tucky's boast of producing the !astn"l
thoroughbre in tho country The
hoast has been faint in recent years. due
, IN tha fact that eastern colts have hcea
! rhe winners, but this time KENTUCKY
beat the pride OF the East.
-v,,,, r-hI,h ma nf RaGt2
The American golf invasion OF Eng
land IN under way. There y consider"
bic anxiety among the amateurs VINO
have Just landed in England. for rear
, Chick Evans will not be nearshls p"st
in tho coming tournaments.
Evans health has not been good our
inr the past winter. and he has not beHIt
we'll enough this spring to do much real
prarticing. and besides that an early
snring. followed by wet. cold weather
dr!ayci his field operations around chi
rago.
Chick broke down late last fall AFTER
tho most strenuous year or his career.
In fact. no had golfcd almost continual
" since tho start Of the wEr. HIS "iu
trouble, nrurilis. attacked him. ana he
laid OFF. During the winte: tn" rheu-
matte shoulder haniicappe INN. ana
severe tooth trouble developed. tn" r%-
merits are Of the opinion that tn teHth
,rc ths source of his other ailments. md
he has been under treatment. BEFORE
sailing for England Chick declared that
his health has been much better tins last
month and that he believes h" viii DE
3 In fairly goo condition by the time the
amateur starts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
Morgantown, w. Va, May 13.-Tcmor-
row Is busy day in athletics for West
Virginia University teams. The varsity
nine plays the second game of the series
with Ohio University here. squad
Of seven tennis players leaves with
Coach Major Mumma for Pittsburgh.
where Pitt Is met in the first OF seven
matches in western Pennsylvania and
Ohio. Nate Cartmell takes squad OF
twenty-five track men TO Pittsburgh to
Pittsburgh to meet Carnegie Tech in a
duel and Captain Wild Myer, OF the
Freshmen nine, takes a squad OF thir-
teen players to Indiana to meet Indiana
Normal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
v, '. J.. DEFEATS
OHIO INVADERS
UNIVER&1TY OF OHIO IS CON-
ou8RED Bx MouNrAINEE3s
AT MoRGANTowN BY
SCORE OF TO (
Pitchers, Duel Marks Ftrst OF TWO
Game Ser1sS-stAte Athletes
Provo Busy Men

Morgantown. w Va. May 1S.-West
Virginia University defeated the Ohio
University baseball team here today
to I. The game was pitchers. Bar
stow. Of Ohio. holding the Mountaineers
TO six hits apd making twelve strike
opts,
FOhio got it's only run in the second
inning on a single. 4 fielder's choice and
an infield hit. West Virgtnia's scoring
started in the fourth inning. when with
one man on base. Steve Harrick tripled.
The next came in the sixth inning. when
Joe Harrick hit. advanced to second on
an error and scored on his brothers
single. The third run was made in the
eighth inning. when Joe Harrick, Knocked
out a home run. The score:
r. n. L.
Ohio..... o. o 0 0 o 0 0 o. 4 |
West Va. q 0 o 0 $ l
Batteries-Evans and Martin; Barstow
and Allen,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
YANKEES DEFEAT
TIGERS S To 4;
HARPER INJURED
DETROIT TRIES HARD IN FINAL
TO COP FINAL OF SERIES
BUT PAIL
New York pitcher IL hit by bastsd ball
ana suffered fracture OF thumb

Detroit Mich. May 1.-the New
York Americans won the final game OK
the series here today, defeating Detroit
six to four. The visitors took adrant-
age Of thmke's wildness and punched
their nits. Harry Harper. New YORK
pitcher. was hit by q battcd ball OF
AinSmith's bat in the sixth inning and
his left thumb is believed to have been
fractured. Score:
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RoNrER2 WIN 0ANE.

Philadelphia May 13.-Home runs in
the ninth inning by Grimes and Twom-
bly, gave Chicago a four 10 two victory
and clean sweep OF the three game
series with Philadelphia. Grimes home
run followed Hollochers single. Hal
bell and Martin waged a scoreless pitch
ing duel until Martins double drove
Deal in the eighth. The locals forged
ahead in their half on doubles by Neal
and Heusel and Parkinson single.
Score by innings:
r H +
Chicago 10000. 600 900 0fS-4 I 0
Philadelphia 00a 900 O20-c . 0
Martin and Atllefer; Hubbei and
Buggy
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BROWNS WIN ANOTHER.

St. Louis, May l3.-St. Louis hit
Hasty and Barrett today opportunely in
the second ming and defeated Philadel-
phia seven to Ave. taking two games
out Of three played. Score by innings:
r II l.
phIladclphia .. OOl OOl n00--5 5 .
St Louis .... $40 900 O0x-7 s :
Keefe. Hasty. Barrett and PERKINS:
Davis EuynC and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
DODGERS DROP
FINAL BATTLE
To CINCY REDS
INVADERS DOUBLE HITS OF BROOK
Lynn, NUT ARE KB1D IN CHICK
BY FAST Fielding.
Game IN Played in q DrixIlN-cineannaa
RAs One Big inning, assstng TnrsS
Runs In the Firth.

BROOKLYN. May iS.-t'incinnatl loon
the fnal game Of the series with hrooN-
Ign, 10 4. today. The game was
Sec-saw affair. played In drlzL!e' INC
Reds doubled the hits OF BROOKLYN. put
were held in check by sharp fielding.
SCoPe:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
II C.. r. TO CAMBRIA

The fast United Commercial travel
crs will tourney 10 Shadyside this after
noon to meet the Cambria Galleries nine
and n good game is anticipated. The
Travellers Will meet at the Island
Smoke House at | O'Clock sharp to make
the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

Two base hits-Ricc Burns. Stephen.
son, Wood. Three base hits-Stephcn-
son. Stolen bascs-Judge. l.eft on
Observation-Disclosures 5; Cleveland I. Base
on balls-off Mogridge .. struck out
nv I'hle 8. Cmpires-Wilson. Dinccn
and Nallin. Time Of game-1:55.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
.BAUERS-MACKS
FIRST BATTLE.
LEAGUE PARK 0ouLD H MHooA
H08 LA208H5 Axx1NDANoE
II TN PAST INV Y2A10.
oUTooaGH n N DOUBT AND uTKR-
Est d 20 KEN THAT 11Q TINE
N P1oR1HBD ron ALL.

All hands are set for the big base
hall clash OF the season. The Bauers
and McConkeys are ready TO open their
1921 championship series Of Ave games
at League park, Martins Ferry. tomor-
row afternoon promptly at O'Clock.
IT will be the first meeting Of the CLUBS
since the middle Of last season and
since either has made several important
changes, the winner Is sort or nruVlnS
gucssing-bee for the hungry rams.
There will be many on hand just 10 see
the rooters perform, while regardless
of the outcome. the brand served is
pala,ablc to the most cxacting person.
Eddie" Burkhardt, McConkeys big
bet. In all likelihood will be on the firing
line. His presence IS sufficient TO COM
mand more than ordinary attention
Inst Sunday he hurled wonderful ball
AGAINST tho crack Tyler Tube nine or
Washington, Pa. and many feel that
he will experience little trouble In
holding the Bauers in check. HIS last
appearance against the Bauers VAS
victory about three years ago. since
that time he showed considerable class
against these rivals while pitching FOR
the Ferry Eagles. forcing tho Bauers
| to go into extra innings to win.
Kitty for 1ausrs.
Opposed 10 Burkhardt Will De Edwin
/ Hllty. the BauerS' sensational mound
slabman. His initial showing mere last
Sunday has won him host or follow
ers, who will turn out TO watch MS
! .soItt.r." He will have q fine oppor-
/ tunity to ingratiate himself with local
fans. IL nc performs creditably in his
start with the crack East End outfit.
A pitching duel seems imminent ana
/ with all the other decorations, 1t Will
be a big day f>r all.
{ A record crowd is certain. providing
the weather man behaves. She respec-
live lineup as annocnued last night arc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
SUNDAY GAMES

Rauers VS.. McConkeys at League FS&
Moundsyille A. c. VS.. Falrmont 49,
at Fairmont. -
Bellaire Commercials VS.. Flofsnes
G. at Pinch Run. -
wilson packers vs.. Lafferty 4. Gu.
Lafferty. o. ! W
Crescent A. c. VS. Brilliant At Bftulh
Lorain Coal and Dock vs. FairpctAs
Fairpoint
Bellaire 4. c. VS.. Wellsours n - IA
Wcllsburg. -
Kindlcberger A. c. VS.. New MAfti1
vile A. G. at New Martinsville. SS
Wheeling Colorcd Giants vs.. Triaose
phia A. c. at Trisdclphia. e.
LaBelle Iron vs.. Maynard at AAya
Boydsville A. c. VS.. Yorkvtlle lnoM
Warwood vs.. Brestle A. c. at brto
port ..4s.
Buckeye a. {. vs.. Mozart At AesafLs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

Two-base hits. Bohnc. Miller. stolen
bases. Bohne. See Wingo. Sacrifice hits.
Johnston. Konetchy. Grimes. Double
plays, Rixcy, Crane and BresSler: Miller.
Myers and Miller. Left on bases, Gin
cinnatI, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Bases on balls,
off Rlxey. 5. Hits. off Grimes, Il in 8
innings; off Mitchell. none in one in
ming Struck out. by Grimes. 3: by
Rixey. 8. Losing pitcher. Grimes. I'm
pires, O'Day and Quigley. Time. @:l9.
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wAxwooD va. RRuLsxANr

WarWood High schools base oa II
nine meets the Brilliant High school
nine on the warwood field. and GOOD
ga me is ANTICIPATED. As ar esult OF yes
terday's game. the Green and White
tels confident OF a ictoyry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
INDIANS LOSE
FIRST SERIES
rRrS sPEAKERS' BATTLERS LOSE
THIRD OUT OF POUR GAME
SERIES TO SENATORS.
vidtorp Jump On Cleveland Hard In tho
First Inning and Gather Three
RuaD-Seoro "A.

Cleveland. o.. May 13.-Cleveland lost
its first series Of the season when Wash
ington won tOduy'S contest TO >. taking
three of four games. Mogridgc was hit
hard but Sensational fielding save him
Score:
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The Standings.
Today'B Games

Pittsburgh al Philadelphia
Cincinnati AZ New York.
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City S. at Rochester. 1. Called
end OF nth. rain.)
Newark, 9: at Toronto. ,.
Reading. Il; At Syracuse, l.
Baltimore. 4: at Buffalo, ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
RuNoR HITS AND WIN.

Chicago. May 13.-Boston buncned its
hits behind bases on balls and easily de-
feated Chicago. Is TO s. in battling
game. today. Each club made 10 hits.
. Of which WIRE for extra bases and
included home runs by Menosky and
Jones. Score:
r H l.
poston 1O2 O72 O0l--l6 Il |
CbiG,po 200 O4O 0Oc- s Ii >
Jones and Ruel: Kerr. McNeene
Hodge, Pence and Schalk' farrEah'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Mobile. 8: Nashville, 3. (Game
called in ninth. ratn.)
Al Atlanta, 0; Little Rock. l.
At Chattanooga. 0: Memphis. ;.
At New Orleans. /; Birmingham 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
The Standing.
Tcday's Games.

Boston at ST. Louis
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Pittsburgh Boston. rain.
Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn 4.
'St. Louis l. New York 3.
Chicago. 4: Philadelphia Z.
called in sixth inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville. Minneapolis. cold.
Ind ANA polls. ST. Louis, cold.
Toledo. 5: at Milwaukee. !.
Columbus, J.: at Kansas City 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Yesterdays Games.
Boston Is: Chicago s.
Washington /: Cleveland :.
Philadelphia 5: ST. Louis :.
New York 3: Detroit 4.
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2 hatted for Ehmke in Sth. IL batted
for Sargent in 9th. III ran for Bassler
in 9th.
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MAKE rraEE OF SERIES.

New York. May 13.-Thc New York
Nationals made 1t three out OF four
from ST Louis here today. winning the
last game OF the series i've TO one.
4 down pour broke up the game in the
sixth inning after New York scored two
runs with only one out. The fame vir-
tually was won in the fifth. when the
score tied. Earl Smith. hit a home run
with 4 man on base. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
"a BRADLEY Realizes Life Ambition

I'D BRADLEY realized his If" ambition
tho other day when his colt Behave
yourself won the Kentucky Derby, with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

Totals .-...3l : - IA
sBatted for Grimes in eighth.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20
BLAINE ACCEPTS
GUARDIANSHIP

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 19.-It
was announced from the Salvation
Army headquarters here that Gov.
John j. Blaine has accepted the hon
orary state chairmanship of The
Salvation Army for it's appeal for
support to be made from Oct. "a TO
81, throughout the state.
In his letter of acceptance, Gov.
Blaine wrote the following to Brig.
Edwy White, commander of the
Wisconsin forces of the Salvation
Army.
"The admirable service of The
Salvation Army during the war won
the praise of all our soldiers" the
governor said. "In view of the wide
spread unemployment there will be
much suffering and want in our coun
try during the winter.
'The public, knowing the purpose
of your organization, ought TO be
generous in subscribing to your
cause. | shall be very glad to serve
as you suggested"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20
DEEP FLOWING IS BIG NEED
Soils Are Getting Poorer, Producing
Less Per Acre, Thereby Cut
ting Farmers income.

Deep blowing is the greatest need
on many farms 1t Is fact that soils
are getting poorer, producing less per
acre end less In the aggregate year
after year and less profit per year on
many farms. Many of our soils are
tired and sick; like their owners they
are overworked, underfed, and under
paid. The problem Is to get more from
the soil without greater expense.
One way is to deepen the soil, let
ting in air and moisture and permit
nature to make this sub-sOil or under
soil fertile. The roots of plants cam
not penetrate deep enough under the
present conditions on many farms to
get enough plant food and sufficient
moisture to yield normal crop. What
4, is the remedy? Pillow deeper.
Deeper blowing should be done in
the fall Many soils should be sub
soiled, others should be plowed deeper
with ordinary breaking plows. What
ever the method, the soil must be
made deeper. Pillow deeper.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20

The forests of western Oregon and
Washington contain the largest reser-
voirs of virgin timber left in the United
States; and large proportion of the
lumber used by the country comes from
this region, says the American
Forestry Magazine. Washington has,
since 1905, held foremost place among
the states In quantity Of lumber pro-
duced. Oregon now ranks third in
production, but first In volume of
standing timber, and 1t will not be
long before the increasing annual cut
will place her at the head, or next the
head, of timber-producing states
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20
- The -
Scrap Book
The
HIS QUICK CHANGE OF MIND
Possibly Harry Had His Reasons for
Deciding to Make That Little
Visit, After All.

The hush of twilight had fallen :
upon all things, including the two
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20
LOOK INTO WELSH HISTORY
Simple Explanation of Fact Which
Has for Long Puzzled Travellers
In That Country.

Sir Alfred T. Davies, who has set
some hundreds of Welsh children on
the interesting work of compiling a
record of Welsh rural lore-a sort of
new Doomsday boOk-has been inquir-
ing the reason for the curious fact
(recorded by one OF the new chron-
iclers) that while Welsh cows are in
variably given Welsh names, Welsh
horses are as invariably given English
ones.
The explanation, says the Man.
chester Guardian, will be found long
way back in history. The first owners
of horses in Wales were the mobiles,
many of them foreigners from across
the border. Their horses naturally
had English names ard as the native
Welshman, too. began to use horses
instead of oxen. he gave them the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-20

while before you go?"
"N-no, l think not" replied Harry,
hesitatingly.
Il wish you would" pressed the
young girl. tits awfully lonely !
Mother has gone out, and father Is
upstairs grooming, with rheumatism in
the legs.
'Poor fellow! Both legs?' asked
Harry, solicitOusly.
"Yes, both, Harry" replied the old
mans daughter.
"Well," decided Harry, "do you
know, perhaps will come in for a
few minutes !"