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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
BRILLIANT GOLF MATCHES
FEATURE Days PLAYING
southern Amateur Title Is at Stake.
Atlanta. Chattanooga and
Nashville Leaders.
lHy Associated Press.

NASliNI1.LE:7. y. G.. June 22.-At-
iania. Chattanooga ana Nashville
each had two players left in the
southern amateur golf championship
at the close of the first round of
match playing in the nineteenth an
hual tournament here today Louis
willie and Memphis had one each.
Tho winners 81 the preliminary
round and the tirst-round match PLAY
TO-DAY with their pairines for tomor-
row follow:
Perry Adair. Druid Hills Clubs. At
lanta. and Mike Thomas. Bcllcmcadc.
Nashville
Ewing Watkins. chattanooga Golf
and country Club. ana Frank Cod
chauN. Bellcmeade. Nashville
H. Il. Wcnzler. Colonial Memphiy.
willie.
roliak Boyd. chattanoo:a C;o.r one
Country. and Tom Prescott. Druid
Hills Atlanta.
BEGINNING tomorrow. the cham
pionshtD matches viii he thirty-SlN
ana eighteen in ;hc afternoon. The
winners Of the first two matches to-
morrow meet Friday. while the win
ner" OF the second two are playing.
Tho victors in Fridays contests go
ing into the finals Saturday.
Ihe play today brought out some
OF the finest golf ever shown on the
Beilemcade course ana resulted in
NUMBERS OF close matches. two of
them going TO the nineteenth hole.
The hard baked greens gave the ban
a roll that carried far. and it. WAS
this condition OF the course that was
said TO have been partially RESPONSE
BILE for tho unusually low qualifying
scores yesterday and for the cards
made today.
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC GOLF |
TOURNEY BEGINS TOD|
Event Will BE Staged ON LI,,
OF Sea Pines Country
Club.
a. l.. HAWSE READY TO STat
Country Club OF Virginia Entr,,
ami Present Champion TO Dcrc
Titlc--HIorc Than 1870 PLAY,
to Battle for Championship.
a. l.. HAwsE READY TO sTAr
Especial to Tho Times.DIsp,tc

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. Juno .2.-r1
Qualifying round in the Middle
iahi!c golf tournament. at the s|
fines Country club. VIII srar, tom
no" morning at o'clock.
one hundred and twcnty-six era
golfers from Richmond. Washingt,
ga timorc. Norfolk. Hampton and a
foint VIII enter the Qualifying rou|
OF eighteen holes. The first team ,v
Use on at y. VI. and the last al ?
The Sea Pines course IS decide, :,
on" or the prettics; in The Midi
Atlhnt!c section, IL not on the cn,I
Eastern scaboard. Two years arn
WAS Il forest OF Virginia pines a
every one OF the beautiful faIrw,|
are lined with tail and stately treJ
The excellent condition of the IA
ways Is the wonderrncnt or all. ri
putting greens are somewhat ronJ
ana unfinished but the same mil
he said of all other courses in M
section. the dry and hot weather hal
inE burned the fine grass to a bruv,
crisp.
~ l.. Iiawsc. OF the Country Gu
- Virginia, present holder OF ii
Middle Atlantic championship, ia hc
to defend his title
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CHURCH HILL PLAYS
TIE WITH AlL-STAR NINE

\ 5-to-5 tie resulted from Il game
played yesterday between Church Iiiii
Athletic Club. of the Commercial
League. and AN all-star aggregation
chosen from tho four teams of the
East End Twilight League. The game
was called AT the end of the sixth
inning, because of darkness.
&. n. y. g. .........2Ol o02 - 8 o
Al!StarS .........0 3l 1000 -
Batteries: Clark and Patterson:
hudson. liarrclson and Chcwning and
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FULTON TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Soiomon's Bakery defeated the lie
rico Confectionery In baseball yc
tcrday afternoon at Fulton damon
by the score OF > To . The conte
was one OF the games In tho Ful,.
Twilight League, recently organic,
Score by innings:
IIcnrico Confectionery. 02O OOg
Observation-Disclosures ana Sled
Mintcr and E!shop.
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CATS AND COLTS EACH
WIN ONE OF DOUBLE BILL
Smith and ID. Burns Are Opposing
Pitchers in Both Contests
AT Suffolk.
RICHMOND CAPTURES SERIES
Victory in Second Game Gives
Colts Three Out OF Four-lnitial
Game Proves to BE Great Iiurl-
ing Duel.
lSnccial 10 Tho Times. nisratch.l

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. June 22.-Sunolk
and Richmond divided honors this
afternoon in a doublc-hcadcr. both
games going for nine innings. Suf-
folk Won the first game, 10 /. and
Richmond the second. q To 2.
Dennis Burns went the entire
eighteen innings for the CATS, and in
the first game was successful in hold
ing the Colts to nine hits vel! scat
tor
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CARPENTER HOLDS SECRET
WORKOUT BEHIND BARN
Icy Associated rrcsg.l

MANIINSSET, y. =. June u
shifting his training arrangements
temporarily. Georges Carpenter had
u mysterious workout behind the
barn thls morning. and spent this ar
tcrnoon in Jersey City looking over
the arena. where hc Will battle with
Dempsey on July =.
Georges went on tho road for ,wo
hours. starting Immediately after
breakfast. When he returned he was
given rub down. then engaged three
hcavywcirhts. whose Identities were
kept secret. He was behind the barn
for an hour.
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Suffolk ................o l0 600 o20--3
richmond ..............0l COL 1876
summary: Two.basc hits-Kcarns.
.ioe Burns. Three base hits-Black
:>rragon. Stolen bases-Stuart. Mat
nag. Castle. Sacrifice hitS-Shannon.
Eicc. Double n!ays-Stuart TO Wcaf-
CT. Runs scOred-Castlc Black.
kcarns, Arragon, Baker Keller Ioy.
stuart. Grccnac. Left on bases
suffolk. 6; Richmond .. Base on
haiis--or n. Burns. .; off smith ).
struck ou'-hy Burns. : by Smith
Time of game 1910. Umnircs-
Hudg!ns aud EMev.
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IT
called in NTH account of
I'CtCrNbiIrr.

summary: Three base hitS-Marlin.
!icrbst Lett on baScs-pctcrSh,ir.
~ Newport News. -. Struck out--by
Kay. 3. Bases on balls--ofr Raw 4
Sacrifice hit - WhitCraft Sacrifice
iiN--l'rown. stolen bases - Wood
t3p, Scott 90. Corcoran. EranniGan
l,asSed bal-licrbts =. Double play
norSoran 10 BranniSau TO NcAiahan
Time of game hour
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- ~ Y u 7
for Chisholm in ninth.
TT w UUuN' III nlnth.
'ortStuor
JACK PERFORMS BEFORE
SPY FROM RIVALS CAMP
lRy ASSOCIATED Press !

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June Or
Without knowing that he was nar
forming before the critical ey. OF an
observer from Georges Carpcnticr's
camp. Jack Dempsey persnir.I
thtoush forty minutes o: bag punch
ing ana boxing in the hangar ha.L,
OF ms camp this afternoon DENIM
seE boxed with light sparring part
ners instead OF hcavywcichts To- in
crease his speed
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Suffolk ...............0 0l0 U20-3
Richmond ..........U 600 GOO U0l-i
summary: Two-baSe hits-Black.
Smith. stolen bases .Prolv, Baker
Arragon. Sacrifice hitsCastlc. Runs
scored kcarns. Cunningham. j.
Burns. Abbott. Errors-CunninGha
Baker. Left OH bascS-SuHolk. 1 {;
Richmond s. Base on halls-off
Smith. I; Off Burns. 3 Struck out
by Smith. :; by Burns. >. Time OF
Eamc. lao. tmpires-Riley and
HudEins.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh nj 81. Louis.
Philadelphia mt BROOKLYN.
Boston AT New York.
(hlrnEN nj Cincinnati
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland ut Chicago
Washington ut phiin,lcIpI,in
New York at Host on
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American A..ncIn,ion ucsuIt,

Kansas CRY. 81: ST. Pam. G-3.
Indianapolis, ia: Toledo. 60
Milwaukee. Oh: Minneapolis. l-li.
Louisville. 1913; Columbus. t-l2
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount AT Richmond.
Newport News AT Norfoik.
Wilson al Prot SmOutl u.
suffolk mt Petersburg
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Greensboro ut RniriEh.
Durham at Winst0n- Salem.
DanNiilc at High Point.
Appalachian LrnEuc Results.
Johnson City. IL. Knoxville, y.
clcvcla nd Bristol, rain.
kingsport. ,; Grccnvilie. S.
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BUILDERS, lac; NUTS. 9-5
FIRST GA ME.
Petersburg,
Newport News.


AR. i. II. O. - /.
Whitcrafi. Sd . Il > q o
Allen. e .......G / 1 Il
Jansen, IT, . : > 2 o q
iIcrbst. RI. . : q o o
comstock, 10. .i o O
I.lzinger. %. ..s .
c s%lsf p ,. . .:....::. . 3 Q 9 8
Totals ....... ~ II IL y III @
Petersburg ..... Gl0 U2a liz .
Newport News ~ 0lg !3D 9%y-l
summary. Twohasc hits Euunan
CD. Allen Riggs. Jansen. Whitcraft.
Brannirhn. Thrcc-ha hits-Brau.
niGan. Wolfe, Miller. McMahau. Home
run-LaK". Lett Oh baScs-P"tcrs-
burg, 5; Newport News. = struck
out--hy Woodbur!i, Q by Foley, 8
by coGGin , Rascs on oalis-off
Woodtur., .: off Foley. . Sacriiice
hi,s-Folcy. Lake. Sacrifice ny-Xil-
finger stolen Allen VIA
pitch WoodhurIi. lI!ts--om Foley. is
in S innings of WooIhuru. - In 5
innings; OF Martin. . In | inning. OF
CogEin. III inning Double plays
Wood TO McMahan; IlzinEcr 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Totals . 81 , l. - II
'Battcd for iiaincs in ninth.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Greensboro. \: Raleigh. Z.
Winston Salem. q: Durham. :.
High Point. 0; DnnNiIi-. I.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

element in public lie in that district
and epitonMzing the aggressiveness
and progressive spirit OF the F'Ncw
Negro" There is 10 telling what a
Young fellow with the ability and fol
lowing OF young Linton may be able
to do.
OF eight candidates filing i'll the
Third Ward. ono OF them. DIR. Vim.
F. Garnett. is a colored man. DR..
Garnctt was urged 10 enter the race
by a committee OF representative citl-
zens from all factions, who believe
that the psychological moment Tor
the solidihcation of the nine thousand
black votes in the ward has arrived.
This is a non-partisan election and
the people have the opportunity OF
choosing from the list OF candidates
the ono whom they believe best fitted
to serve their interests in the Com
| mon Council.
In the Fourteenth Ward. Mrs. Lulu
/ Sims, a colorcd woman. has filed for
the aldermanic race. Mrs. Sims has
the distinction OF being the first negro
woman to have filed for such Office
| in this city She is also the only per
son of color on the ticket from that
Ward and will no doubt poll large
vote, as the west side district has a
goodly colored vote
Warren B. Douglas certainly did
remember the Third Ward accord
ing to his prediction PROMISES for
sending him back to the General AS
sembly when his case seemed all but
hopeless.
lie has given Mr.. c. ]. Shepard
600 f. 4Srd.. Of the Loyal Third, a
lucrative position in the sheriff's Of
lhce-zhowcver. sR gegret tossaM that
Mr.. Shepard was'not listed among the
ardent workers for Douglas who gave
him from 500 to 700 votes a precinct
Thereby making it possible for him
10 have patronage TO dispensed. but
it seems that his chief claim on the
/ honorable statesman is due to the fact
that he is his brother-in-law. Q
Socrates, thy quest is still on--and
alas, our idol has feet of clay.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

L VERY NOW and then Nosey has
+, 10 issue warning Some weeks
ago Nosey told everybody not to
turn up his nose at him as it made him
mad as hornet. A nice little girl
refused to dance with Nosey not long
ago at little dance that was given over
at The Unity and Nosey put her down
on his little BLACK book for futue
reference, Friday evening at about
eight o'clock Nosey saw her with her
white employer in the loop and fol-
lowed her up to the door OF one OF
those funny looking hotels. Now the
little girl might have been hungry and
thought she was going TO dinner but
Nosey has different ideas about the mat
ter because he knows they do not serve
meals at that hotel Nosey has not
seen the little girl again since this Incl
dent but when.he does and she tries that
turning up" the nose stuff, Nosey is
going to take to soap box oratory and
use her as a subject
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05
CARVER TAKES THE
PEANUT AND ASTON
lSHES CONGRESS
Continued from Page /.

with lemon. and here is one with
cherry"
Carew-"Do these violate the Vol.
stead Law"
Carver-"No. sir 80. heard
someone ask what kind OF a box this
is. 1t IS Pandora box. | guess; ii
never gets empty. Here is bottle
OF buttermilk: very rich in fats, and
very delightful
Congressman Hawley-"Is that
made from the peanut"
Carver Made from the peanut
milk yes sir. And here is another very
attractive product Of the pcanut-an in
slant coffee And this is a bottle OF
worcestershire sauce from peanuts"
Chairman Fordney here called for
order in the committee -room. Com
mitteemcn and spectators were all
amused as we'll As interested. They
wondered what was coming next II
is safe 10 say that the committee will
never think OF the peanut hereafter
as small proposition
Carver (procecding)-"Now, the
peanut milk has about tho same
amount OF curds that cows milk has.
and the curds can be taken out and
made into the various fancy cheeses
such as the Neufeha,el and Edam
Now. this is a pomadc-a face
cream, just as soft and just as fine as
the famous almond cream. and it has
the quality OF vanishing as soon As it
is put on. Then we have here a bottle
OF ink find that The peanut makes
very fine quality OF ink
And then here is a bottle OF mock
oysters The peanut curds can be
made into mock meat-dshes so thor
oughly that it is impossible TO tell
mem from meat We are GO
ing to use less and less meat lust as
soon as science touches these various
vegetable products and teaches US
| how to use them"
! Congressman Carew-"Did Won
make all OF these products your
self"
Carver-"Yes sir: they are made in
the research laboratory Cat Tuskc-
gcc). The sweet potato products
number l0z to date. / have not
finished working with them vet. The
peanut products are going to beat the
sweet potato products by far. have
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

NOU OUGHT TO have seen The
Great Lover the other night as
he approached beautiful fiat at
50th and Michigan Avenue with big
bouquet of roses in his hand for his lady
love. He met her in The Entertainers
one night and thought that he had made
such All impression that he could go
out there and hang his hat for the rest
OF his life He had not counted on the
big man who came to the door. The
Great Lover does not know yet
whether it was brother, father or hus-
band who came to the door but one
thing is staying with him and that is
that every FAY" that comes TO The En-
tertaincrs is not necessarily looking Tor
an Othello. He is safe from ridicule.
however, because the black eye does not
show up SO you can see it. Ncverthe
less the Black Romeo will do well to
throw his bouquet into arms of Dark
Juliet, and maybe he will not be en-
barrassed or Inconvenience with any
more black eyes.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05
The You Know
Erm Editor

| know you know that little girl
with the brown coat that looked like
seal skin who boarded the State street
car at Madison street. Saturday alter
noon about one O'Clock and tried to
attract the attention of every man on
the car who would look at her.
Well, tell her she couldn't "vamp"
a lamp post in a dark alley and it
looks bad in street car.
!. ! lsIiowxesou know that doctor that
had a smash-up on one OF the boule-
wards. Oh you must know his tall
form and self possessed air" Well,
his nose is getting better and some
seem to think that the little "fay" girl
might have given him some injuries
before the accidefN happened. Those
rides do cost lot sometimes.
You must know those loop
hounds who are trying to get "all
OF the joy out OF life no matter how
much it costs. Well, tell the dear
girls that sooner or later one of those
porters or doormcn arc going to tell
their husbands about their compan-
ions at the various loop cabarets and
| tiiNll lHC1f VIII 1T IL diOi1C Vi lOOk
| for new home.
| know you heard about that pajama
party the other night which broke up
| in fight and A race for ''cover?' Well
you must know about it because that
prominent chiropodist wore home a
kimona when he took taxi from
the residence OF the friendly beauty
cuiturist.
| know you know that thin lady on
! Calumet avenue, who has been taking
powders" to make her stout because
that gentleman friend said he did
not like skinny ones" Well, tell
her that powders won't do it and
the herb doctor has other reasons for
his treatments"
| know you, know that gang that
comes out of that beautiful apart
mcnt al day break telling how they
broke Well, that place may belong
to the Syndicate" but they enter that
apartment with too many knocks and
raps to have real safety.
Oh, you must know that enter
prising old skate who thinks he is
born to lead the race because he has
a large clientele Well, the lady
who let him have her diamond ring to
have repaired wants it back as she
thinks three months is long enough
time to have new one made or pay
off the interest to Old Eli.
| know you heard all about that
fair LADY, who is the wife of one of
our coming barristers and how she
made hurried exit from white
light" cafe cabaret on the North side
when Nosey entered. Well, tell her
that Nosey says he won't tell because
it might make it more difficult to
explain her late hours.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

did. however, strike an important key
note in his efforts to direct the atten-
ton of the people 10 one of the most
pernicious evils which cngulfs our
social strata. 1t appears from COM
mon observation that this mode of
social procedure has really superseded
III. FigAts s.lhe sl,,aTc b aud te IN
its efforts TO lcgalize marriages. This
loose manner OF living can really be
traced to various causes. 1t may be
said. and with some degree of truth,
that the economic conditions have had
a whole lot 10 do with these love
less unions. The remark has often
been made by women Chose whose
minds run III the lower chauncls) that
IF / can get some man to pay my
room rent. all else comes easy" As
a matter of fact, these women may
not be bad at heart, but their desire
10 evade the actual responsibilities oil
fife and TO travel the path of the least
resistance al the expense OF their
morality ovcrwhclms the potential in
iluencc for good Then there is an
Other contributing evil That is the
housekeepcrs The people who are
forced to pay large rent for flats are
i'll prepared to meet the necessary ex
pense except resorting to question
able methods to- secure the where
with Hence, we have what i!
called "ihc liberal landlady" who tell,
her roomers, You can go as far a,
you choose, SO long as you do i
quietly" Thus, the license is issuct
TO do anything, sponsored, OF course
by the ones having authority.
So it is seen that the source Of thu
evil has its infancy in the cenducf
and management OF the room renters
There are also other attending evil:
which were attributable to the SAINT
social menace, namely, the lady adj
visor" who makes a speciality o.
selecting certain kinds of looking girls
and feeding them upon the propa.
gairda that they are too good look
ing 10 work and that if | had your
appearance and shape some mar
would be taking care of nc" This
particular species OF women is detri-
mental to our social environment and
IN fact is threatening the stability oil
the respectable womanhood. 1t is her
who arrangcs the meeting places and
coaXes the coming together of weak
minded women with men of question
able morality and in the final analysis
it is her who devastates the standing
and responsibility OF the young
women and makes possible disease,
dishonor and shame. 1t is hoped that
the editorial Will find responsive
chord in the minds OF the thinking
people to the end some thing bcnc-
fetal will result from the thoughts
presented.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05


lust begun with the peanut. ! nave
with me a number OF other thiiigs
produced from the peanut-probapiy
Is or 80 others, including various
wood dyes and stains !, !,
OF course. the witness described
the numerous uses OF the peanut
which arc familiar to the general
public-the butter and the oils made
from it, and the many connections.
He also described peanut cake Tor
breakfast food, and combination OF
peanut-meal and peanut hay which,
mixed with molasses and chinaDer,
ries. makes a valuable tonic food
for livestock. There seemed TO be
no end TO his magic. This was one
OF his striking statements IN conciu-
sion:
III we think Of how the peanut IS
used. il is the only thing that IS uni
yersally used among civilized and I'M
civilized people, and all sorts OF ant
mails like it, 1t is natural diet that
was intended that everybody should
use"
Here Chairman Fordney asked
Prof. Carver what school he had at
tended.
Tho last school I attended, re-
piled the witness, was the Agricnl-
iura, College OF Iowa. You doubt
less remember Mr.. James Wilson,
who served in the Cabinet here so
long. He was my instructor for SIX
years.
Congressman Carew-"You have
rendered the committee great sery,
i've"
Congressman Garner-"I think he
Is entitled to the thanks OF the COM
mittee." (Appiausc.l
The Chairman-"We want TO com
pliment you on the way you hav'
handled your subject
II was at the suggestion OF Rep
rcscntaliye 4. Z. Holland, OF SUI
folk. that the United Peanut Assoela
tons brought Prof. Carver before tn
ways and means committee, and h
certainly made hit
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05
Constructive Men and Measures In The Hope of Correcting
nj Ep.


Errors and EDils.
Henry returned Atlanta, Ga and Is in
and his enemies "Od Line still catsaw
and will long affords him three square meals His
will that he is fighting for his bu Mr. johnson
doing precisely the thing that he did in Chicago and that to
fight for place for his feet under the table
Mr. Brisbane that The minds Of the lynche abnormal
and that they appreciate what they doing This would
probably explain the mob psychology but when the
with eastngs and 1t to that
ynchers ravng mamen but calm COOL calculating GRIM
mails who put premium on human life and suffering.
The Ku Kux Kan founded by rate Rebel General For
est reaching surprise and amazement quite few of
the intelligent people North the capitalists object to
direct labor why do they condone
program the Ku Klux? Something rotten
Denmark" #===.s.4
In Nodens Ark being of black skin, chained to
log body saturated with gasoline and torch applied to
bube his feet The flesh fell from his charrng bones
of death he sought allow red hot coal to end his
excucang The Goals natched from his reach and
Daughters the Conederay chuced with hesh glee
Land of the Free, and home of the Brave.
Mays, President of the Railway Mems International
Benevolent Association who recently menhoned Director
being mentioned President of the
Casualty Co.. He win next be mentioned
United States he has anything about it
the advice of Cardinal Wooey to Oliver Cromwell
charge fling ambition If Mr. Mays will attend the
inside affairs of the Railway Mems Organization, he will have hi
hands full. Let us hope. s---..sz
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

Anderson Is go
ing TO have a
hot hight ON his
hands.
" M. {. Linton,
c d it or OF the
"W hip" has been
pitted against the
present inc IL m
bent and will Ger
tainly pro We a
worthy opponent,
representing as he
fl,ae the vottnupr
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-05

says: While il
is not my de-
sire to steal
any of the Ed
itor's thunder
Oil Common
laW WlXes he