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Evening star., 1921-08-18
0UT.OF.ToWN REAL ESTATE
A BARGAIN At 5000

A BARGAIN AT 5000
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
BUNGALOW AT PISEY POINT, MD.
Immediate possession: water two fronts:
living room, 12x24; t3p large bedrooms. toilet
running water). large and small kitchen.
servants room. storage closets, large attic: two
artesian wells; four lighthouses; summer house
on wharf: cement walks: tennis court; lot 150
II. x5O0: fenced in: water on two fronts; row.
boats. etc. Apply TO owner. J. H. JOHNSON.
il. CO: Barber & Ross, 11th and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

POPE BLDG. SIT 18th ST N.W-STNGLE
or communicating. front or rear: electricity:
entirely reasonable
RROWNLEY RIDG.. COR. + AND 18th SITS.
Entrance adjoining Palace Theater: select your
room before October: best locations now avall-
able.
SHANNON 4 LrCHs.
713 18th st. NV. Main 23I5.
modelled office suites. The Parkwood. 174e h
ALLEN i: WALKER 4 CO.. INC.
Sl3 18th vt. NV.
LARGE. wELLLIGHTED. AIRY OFFICES
for rent. Inquire Room 403. 1lOs 10th st.
NV. 49,
SECOND FLOOR OF OUR BUILDING. 25IS5
well lighted and ventilated; two toilets; hard
wood floor; suitable for Or lodge room or manu-
AFFLECK REALTY CO..
OFFICES-2ND FLOOR. NATIONAL METRO.
Bank bldg. Apply Room 200. IS.
OFFICE suITEmwIM< suBLET FOUR
dress Rox si7.s. Star Office
ETXRA LIGHT. AIRY. SECOND-FLOOIt
showroom. large Office or sslesroom. ~''' ''
Apply on premises.
709 18th st. NV. 1s'
OFFICE 1904. 18th FLOOR. s21 18th ST
'o'iu WaHokaHy iuIuisHtu, SOo, street Slues Un-
rGualed view Main SGJ7
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES IL BUILDING
northwest corner Conn. ave. and l. st. Ele-
yator. Geo. ". Iinklns. 1719 K st.
FOR RENr-Two LARGE UNFURNiSHED
front rooms: second floor: facing Penna. ave.
NV: plenty Of light. water; well suited for
offices. studio light manufacturing business
Apply 200 st. NV.
TWO LARGE coMMUNIcATINe ROOMS.
with electric light. second hoor font. 1877
1919 New York ave: NV: rent. $75 per month.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
WANTED-LOTS.

CASH FOR SINGLE LOTS OR BLOCK OF
ground, BroOkland.
PETTY & PETTY.
1923 New York Ave. Main 5127.
WE HAVE MANY PEOPLE WHO WANT
lots Give a chance to sell yours. We
charge ron no commission.
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.. INC,
Col 1914. 18th st. and Columbia road NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
WANTED,

WANTED-AT ONCE-HAvE BUYERS FOR
small acreage tract. improved unimproved.
On or In vicinity of Rockville pike or Wisconsin
ave. Also have calls for houses or bungalows
in this section. (33S6o4l
o. Is. ZANTZINGER.
912 10th st. Main 531l.
BY ADULTS-6-RO0M. MODERN, UNFUR.
l.ouse: within 70 minutes of Treasury; prefer
ably with garden: state rent asked. Address
Box 313-T Star Office. is.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
Excellent Values in
Northeast ProDertieS

S. 750-Six-room and bath home on 3rd st.
me-: good sized lot. running back TO
alley. $3.50 cash down; balance monthly.
Immediate possession.
"a 5OO-Semi-detachedh home on lot 5ox166 IT..
with large porches; six rooms and BATH
Only $500 cash required.
So, Coon Kentucky ave. Sc: colonial home
of six rooms and hath; in frst-class con-
Ndition: electric lights; long back yard:
room for garage. $1,000 cash.
Vicinity Of Sth and SITS. ne; colonial home.
containing eight large rooms and bat
hot water heat. This is a splendid value
ut $3.50 and is occupied by the owner.
thereby insur!ng possession.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and H SITS. me- Phone Line. Sa7 -s9s
HERE'S A GOOD HOME
A nice big. roomy dwelling. Price no more
than asked for many about half as much room
and not no well located. Should appeal TO
those looking for real valne and looking to
getting their money hack should they wish to
sell again. Situated on q lettered street west
Of 18th near many elegant private residences.
10 good big rooms with large closets; well
lighted dining room: good heating plant; cleo
trio lights: garage. hold cars with rooms
and bath above; now rents for $50. Owner
needing cash in his mercantile business will
STONE & FAIRFAX. ls4c n. Y. ave.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY. MUST DISPOSE
Of his nearly new 7-room modern house: best
NV. section: 14th ct. car line. Immediate pos
session. AadreA Box BOT. Star oesa.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

BENEDICK ANNEX.
For Bachelors.
Meal service. valet service, swimming pool.
For reservations apply at The Benedick, 1905
Eye ST. 19s
BACHELOR APARTMENT, ROOMS AND
bath: screened porch: downtown section.
Housekeeping apartment, rooms and bath;
downtown section. THOMAS J. FISHER 4
Co., Inc. 73s 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

IN CHEVY CHASE. MD. OPPOSITE CHEVY
Chase Club: ten rooms. three ba tbs: modern in
every detail: handsomely furnished: an acre of
land: beautiful lawn. shrubbery and shade: i'm
mediate possession: inspection by permit.
H. LATANE LEWIS. Exclusive Agent.
1922 F ST. NV. Phone Franklin 1898.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
FOR RENT+WAREH0UsEs

WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE OR RENT;
Eckjpgton, place ne. opposite b. 6 o. freigh,
yard. Apply Room 424. Kellogg bldg Mair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
GORDON WOOD WINS
WAY TO FINAL ROUND
Cloee aud Exciting Malch of
Coli Is Played on Coun-
trv Club Links.

iniIlVn Wood won his WAY 10 tic
Naai round OF the fan golf tourna-
mout OF tho Country Club or virginia
when he defeated II. y. Risks, aud
=. ~ the third round o: match play
;ac local links,
he match was close and exciting.
ono player and then the other
ps IN the lead until tho finish
a a; the s!N,ccn,h. which Wood
n with s.
Yhcir cards.
ut Mood .....,,. 81, go 80 90
rh Won New; Cal, 49, match S@t 4 wca aG
twcn:y-onc ho!os before C:hl SAM, :,
birdie to win. Newton started with
) ON tho first. followed with an
other on the second. Call returned
the compliments on the third and then
wnn the next three. Newton won the
seventh by hoieinE his clip SHOT Tor
L. The eighth and ninth were
hslv-d IN figures. Newton squared
the match BY his win OF the tenth.
but lost II at Tie eleventh. when. Call
holcd In par All the rcinainins
holes TO the seventeenth were halvod
IN par scores. ~ the seventeenth
both played poorly, requiring three
TO reach the green.
Newton squared the match by being
down TO two putts, while Cali TOOK
three. The eighteenth was haived.
as was also the nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth. The match ended ct the TWEEN
ty-hrst. when Call ho!cd a SiX-fooi
put for a 3. Newton's medal was
TWO better than CARS.
Out Ssii IA IA I'll I'll ss
!" 3 NfI'o" . -. 81 ~ 3 3St-5s &
Extra holes: Newton ........ -
Results o! :np seminal round.
FGsi, stStceS- Doufias Gaii won from
Soc SSom No" si lf%i w SSa! Won %nn from
2 ,l I4''f IL l. , a29 !! u 6 ]! 4! h @p@a"'y
Tni'd si>;'eus. ". EciiiSs won from
5 run GS5ist ~ H' stjy Ct ,r r% d.
FIRTH ias ss,eG" aG =, r Witch T!5s N Tan from "n
"Y if,h SeEa JSyne5: , and yo,
Won ,5om ". NJ. Sio,.dafl. ] ana md 4. '''''' ;
tsvn. D. i. Mccray: >, and j. H. - COR cor
dogs Won from RIO L. Powers. anh !.
from \. T. nit. : a.ih i: Bruce L.yy Won
nor" {. \ haI p.tt:., : "p Miri il
= M.e{;ay, ma .; {; {. Vaughan
cron, J Il. 4 Uobs"n NJ. e. j. CLARK"
wa ii''% 4 " '"' g. Ia nn won
j. Massey won from Gco-re Gilbert.
.:l :.
F2urth slS:ccn--Geo-Ee ". warren won
t-o:'l ". g. I1Llfn"- = an! / 20 holes;
W. FewerS so" f!om ". i. lA:;oD,
F.ttE siz;een-I,. +. Tou'Sc. won from
or-v G h.-S7oA ~ 81 holes =. !.
:: .' I'd E EieR L. E. wa va 90? s,l,s
S.~zta r,s.z-8s Williams va- .-a-n
900 80 CsH.G : ~
Eseea-o aga. caa =. cs,asn
s.rtse=-w. " H.-; - c. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
THEATRICAL COMPANY
TO STAGE BALL CAME

Stays hands and actors OF the Chu
Chin Chow company VIII take ad-
vantage OF their "on day" this af-
ternoon To settle a disput as to which
rcigns supreme when II comes to
playing baseball. The rival mines VIII
meet at Byrd Park at = o'clock, lcav-
ing the Academy of Music at !.
Curtis, stage manager. VIII have
charge of the stage hands. ana an
nounccd yesterday that his team Will
make u strong bid for houors in the
conflict today. Curtis is pitcher of
the stage hands
Following are the linc-ups:
stage hanGS-CurtiS, pitcher:
Bailey. second base; Terry. short
stop; Kane. third base: i'uuai. nrst
base: Kane. catcher; Atkinson. left
n.II: Taylor. center neld; Wilson.
right field. Gcnchcrr. janis. Wilson,
solar and French. substitutes.
Actors-Srn!th. right field; Vein
berger. center field: Ebcrhardt. sec
ond base. Mitchell. pitcher: Collins.
first base; Fay, catcher: Mcrkle, left
field: Chadwick ,hird base. Fairburn,
shortStop. Cordwell and Gray, sub
StitutCS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
LOCAL CROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNERS BEGIN WORK

Athletic Director DobSon. Of the
University Of Richmond, yesterday is
sued u call for cross country runners.
ANA II large squad responded. Amonl,
these We're several members OF last
years team that won second place
in The Evening Dispatch modified
Marathon run, but.th large aiority
@; the mon We're rockies.
Captain L. ~ 'Skinney" Williams
VIII bc in charge OF the men for the
present. They will have official work
outs three days each wcck--Moudays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
10 schedule has been made out:
however the spider manager Will
make an effort 10 book several runs
during The season. The University
OF Richmond vii! train to enter this
year Evening Dispatch run when
held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
10000 SEE WHITE son
TRIM CHICAGO CUBS
IRv I-nitrI NrMs-l

CHICAGO, Oct h.-Thc White Sox
Tell on the Cubs here Wednesday in
IA" first OF the city series games.
is to prove. ii anything. which team
is tho seventh place champion of the
world The score vas to -. Both
the p.nnant races.
DESPITE their standing in their rc-
Sl"c,!Te ic1gucs, the game WIS TIE
u%htcst kind OF a battle w..h httla
DICK Kerr. the SoN purtsidcr, hest
I'M; Grover Alexander, tn. famous
right handler. Kerr let the Cubs
down with five hits, while tho Sox
we're lamminE Alex the Great. for
ton rcE"unding smackS.
twenty thousand saw the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
THOUSANDS SEE FIRST
Of BIG GAMES ON BOARD
Crowd Keeps Track Of World
Series Contest in Front Of
Dispatch Building.

with the New York Yanks and
"'""'s battling before approximately
'..ooo rams ut tho Polo Ground ycs-
te'day afternoon in the FIRST game
or the 1921 world series those not
so fortunate to see the actual play
ing OF the contest crowded into T,n,b
street. between Main ana Cary. and
watched the electric Scorcboard I'm
front of the Dispatch Building. LOST.
ing each other good naturally tho
red hot fans enjoyed the after
noon and wildly applaudcd every play
flashed upon the board.
1t is estimated that 1000 kept track
OF the game just as the plays were
made The crowd appeared to be
evenly divided. When Babe Ruth
failed to hit there wcrc both cheers
ana Sroans. II was evident that the
Giants and Yankees have Il large
number Of followers in this city
The second game viii be played on
the electric board this afternoon.
starting at . o'clock. The SRO sys-
ten prevails. so come carly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
BRITISH GOLF CHAMPION
IS BEATEN BY AMERICAN
Miss Cecil Lcitch Drops Match
to Mrs. L. c. Let's, Jr.,
fctcraIl.
tBy Associated press.l

DEAL. y. j.. Oct. 5,-Mlss Cecil
Leitch. supcr-woman OF golf, went
down to defeat today before the su-
per!or playing of an older woman.
Mrs. +. c. Let's. Jr.. Of Chicago. The
score was one up. This unexpected
setback for the British marvel at
the annual national tournament ut
the Hollywood Golf Club occurred
on tho home green and came as one
of the most thrilling and tense eli
makes In the history OF women's
sport.
For the English woman. who holds
the British. French and Canadian
championships. IL meant the failure
OF a lie ambition--to become Il real
worlds champion by anncXinE the
American crown. For the American
woman II meant the attainment of
something that no other woman Of
i ner matIomaiity has ever achieved in
championship competition. and that
the American champion. Miss AlcXa
STIRLING. OF Atlanta. Ga, has twice
failed TO accomplish.
The defeat OF Miss Cecil Lcitch re-
moves the most dangerous foreign
contender for the American cham
pionship. There is still u possibility.
however. OF the title going abroad.
fcatcd star. today displayed the best
approaching and putting of the tour
namcnt by defeating the clever Miss
Mildred Cavcrly. 4 ANA 3. Her re-
cov.rics ana her chips from traps
dead to the pin amazed the gallery.
AZ one trap Edith. conuucror of Miss
ilcnna COLLECT. Of Providence. who
WAS tied for the qualifying medal
played practically In Tn" footprints
OF her noted sister and succeeded
where she failed.
Miss Al"Xa Stirling. who is defend
Ing the title. had no difficulty in de-
fcatiuE the gray-haircd veteran
Mrs. Caleb Fox, OF Philadelphia 9
and 4. but the champions golf dis
appointed her admirers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

Third si,teon-S NJ. remIse W. q. IL.
Flowers,
Fourth slNtrcn--w, r. Trlg- ". Wilson
Neck.
rirh si,tcen-Ru Augustine W, Il, s..
MsutE.nlcry,
siaih sINteen-wiiliam Rucgsy, Jr.. vs.
Il. II. CWSaH2a.
seventh ais,ccu--loAn ". Cary w. bruce
LtNY,
Defeated Fight.
First slN:ccn-N. l.. B'ack vs.. =. G.
Vaughan.
Second sixteenth. :. Rawlings va, q.
STANLEY CLARKE.
Third s,Ntcrn--M. II. i.anghorno ~.
Raymond Massey,
Fourth t'>teen--GcorEc W. Warren va.
w T.. Powers.
ilith slNi,en--I.. IL. Fou!Scs ~. Eo!lo
I. i'uscy.
sixth r!x;ccn--S Sanford Fleming; vs.. L..
seventh sIs,ccu--Robcrt Williams W.
J.. l.. !.ipscomh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
CHESS LEADERS BEGIN
BATTLE FOR HONORS
Try Asaocln,ch rrc...

CLEVELAND. oiiIO. oct. 5.--Ed-
ward Laskcr. OF Chicago, champion
OF the Western Chess Association,
defeated y. r.. Whitaker. of Washing
ton. in the first round Of the annual
tournament here. in which twelve en-
pcrtS started today. Iiahlbohm, Chi
caIo. won from T.. T.. Stcarns Ci.vr-
land, former Yale player: II. Hoffman,
Cleveland. won from $. H. shapiro.
Cleveland. Three other games were
huJ"urn.d between samuel Factor,
Chicago. and J. T.. Ecckncr Winchcs-
ter Ky: Stol2cnbcrg, Detroit. and
Norris. Iiopcston, III, and Il. ~ Cal
kowkki. Chicago, and W. l.. Norman
lSnchburE. Va. The time limit Is
twenty moves an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
RIDER REACHES HERE
FROM ATLANTIC CITY

Carrying message from Mayor
Sader, of Atlantic city. y. j.. to the
Mayor of Miami. Fla. George Me
Laughlin. a cyclist, arrived In Rich
mnnd last night McIaughlin left
Atlantic City last Saturday at
o'clock and lost ono day on account
OF rain. He covered the 81 miles
in thirty-iive hours
Tho rider has accomplished nu,uer-
GUS road feats during his career. At
the age OF IL he walked from Mon
trcal 10 New York. Il distance OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
ORIOLES ARE NO MATCH
Fur KENTUCKY TEAM
Louisville Defeats Baltimore
10 10 l, in First Of Post
Season Contests.
IBy Associatcd prcss.1

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 5.--Battins
a trio Of pitchers for nineteen hits
Louisville. champion OF the Ameri
can Association. buried Baltimore
the pcnnant-winning club OF tile In
tcrnatiOnal League. under l6-to-
score In the FIRST gam" OF the junio
worlds series here today.
Hntffrnnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
Arranging Two wrestling nou,s

Arranging Two WRESTLING Ilouts.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. oct. o.
Upon the proposal OF Ohio state Col
lcEc. whose wrestling team has fig
urcd on the University OF Virginia'S
schedule OF TWO previous seasons,
negotiations are now under way for
wv" meets with that institution in
stead of the customary one. Trainer
l.anniCan Is negotiating for "a box
ing bout with the University OF Cali
fornia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

summary: Two-basc ht-NIcNally. Threeb hit
risen. stolen bases--Frsch McNay (2). Sacrifices
iieckinpaugh Ppp Young Schang Double plays-Frisch
rawlings and Kelly Pecknpaugh, Ward Ppp Left on
bases-Americans s. Nationals, 3. Base on bals-off
Douglas, a. llits-off Douglas, i'll innings off Barnes
III INNING Hit by pitched ball Rawngs) Struck out
by Mays l; by Douglas, s. by Barnes, l. Passed ball
Snyder umpires at pate-Tiglcr; first base-Norarty;
second base-Quigcy third base-ChilI Time :3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

~ miles. in twenty-five days. When
is years old he road from Halifax, y.
=. 20 Vancouver, II. C., 2.20h miles
Mci.auShlin viii leave Richmond
today for Miami.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
'N"iS 90
'Battcd for Frank in &c

'HTV'T'DI" .'........ UUV UUU Cut q
i-"uiSEiI!: ...:...... u0J 202 251--iG
Summary: TwO-base hit-Acosta
stolen bascs-Mcycr. IcrzoG i2I1
Acosta. and Schcpncr. Sacrifice hit
iicrZog. Double play-Acosta and
licrHo9. Left on bases
baltimore. 5: Louisville, 10. Bases
on balls--on Groves, =: or Cullop, l..
Hits--on Groves. c in B innings orrI
Frank. c in innings; of Clarke. ii
in innings. Hit by pitcher-tY
Groves tMasscy): by Frank (Hcrzog].
struck out--hy Groves. /: by Frank
.: by Cmilop, 6. UinpircS-McGowar,|
tlntcrnationaD Connolly (Ainerican
hssOc!ation). Timc-.I5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
B|CkEL AND FLEMING
WIN TENNIS HONORs
Capture Doubles Champion.
ship of Country Club.
Other Results.

Favored by ideal weather the mems
doubles tennis championship was de-
cidrd yesterday afternoon ON tho
courts of tn" Country Club of Vir-
sinia. Bicitcl and Fleming were the
winners al the championship by talk
iug the measure of Robb and Blair.
numerous spectators watched tho
work Of tho quartet with Interest
R"hb and lNa!r made an excellent
showing. hu; were forced on tho de-
!cnsiv" hy tho consistent net attack
OF Hickci and Fleming. Tho losing
pair displayed excellent driving, but
did not mix their shots as well MS IN,
winners,
While tho battle for the mems ,itlo
has created n great deal of interest.
the first matches OF the mixed doubles
tournament ALSO were Witnessed by
large galleries. This event is an inno-
walton this year. and the players have
shown considerable interest In the
event The players were selected
from the best in tho club. Not n
single match has been dcfaulted and
the battle Tor the title has been Il
more than fair. considering that
members OF Ia. teams are not :tc-
custumcd 10 playing with each other
The womcns singles tournament
4lt'S lt'iN.l'N1 VIC 4!9ltl iOuHu ana MISS
Penelope Anderson Will meet Miss II.
HcEcrson FOR the title next Satur-
day afternoon. Miss EoGcrson beat
Miss Elizabeth Warren former club
champion, before she won the right
10 play Miss Anderson, present cham
piOn.
Results:
MIXED Doubles.
Miss Warren ANA Fleming beat
Miss Anderson and Montague. Go.
o-G: CA.
Miss Taylor ana Eobb beat Mrs.
pahncy and Pollard. G-3. I'll
Miss *. Robertson and Hcngston
beat Mrs. Upshur and Valentine, So.
c. d-3.
Hiss l. Hosorson and Rice heat
Miss iiOaG.cy and Blair. O.. CO.
The scmiiuals viii take place In
tho next few days with the following
teams facing each other:
Miss TAYLOR and Robb VS.. l.. Eog-
crS"n and Rice.
Miss Warren and Fleming VS. X
RoGcrson ANA Ecngston.
Woinrn'> Singles.
Miss i. Anderson beat Miss +. Rog-
crsOu. %, Go
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
BORING FOR OIL
NEAR HAMPSHIRE
HAS COMMENCED
METROPOLITAN OIL CO. TO SINK
FOURTEEN INCH WELL THREE
THOUSAND FEET.
WORK GOES ON DAY AND NIGHT
Engineer French in Charge Is Abso-
1uteIy Sangune That Success VIII
Crown His Efforts-Are Boring on
McCianahan Property.
PAGE THREA

(From Tuesdays Daily Herald.)
Boring for oil has commenced on
the 'MoClanahan property at Hamp-
shire by the Metropolitan Oil Company
OF Kentucky. This company has bored
nine wells, according to Engineer
Walter A. French, in charge of opera
items here and has not struck single
dry hole. Mr.. French is absolutely
confident that the present enterprise
will be crowned with success and that
oil in great quantities will be struck
ON the McClanahan property. The big
outfit which will be used in this en-.
torprise is one of the largest in use.
1t bores a hole fourteen inches in di.
ameter and it is, intended to go down
to depth of three thousand feet if
necessary. 49,
Mr. French declared this morning
that within the next thirty or forty
days he would have some real inter-
asting news for the people Of this sec
ton as he had no doubt in the world
but that within that time oil in paying
quantities would be struck. The ma
chine which is operating this monster
well will operate both day and night.
Mr.. French, who is the engineer in
charge of the boring operations, has
had long experience in the oil fields
and he says that he was never so sure
Of anything as he is that there is oil
whore he is now operating. Mr..
French has his headquarters in Column
bia but goes down to the scene of OPP
erations every day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
TE:HIBER SET
NEW HEAT PACE;
HEAVY Rainfall
MoNT.4 JUST ENDED WAS ONE or
TIE HOTTEST sEPTEMEER5 ON
LOCAL RECORDS.
PRECIPITATION WAS 6,35 INCHES


(From Tuesdays Daily Herald)
The mean temperature for the
,.o,,;,. of Sa,ta,bar inst onded was
,asrv de.,aas above 5ormar or
aysosi, 9 ,gooroas aul according -
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
MAKE PROTEST
AGAINST Raise
FREIGHT RATE s
TENN. STATE FARM BUREAU
WILL MAKE VIGOROUS FIGHT
AGAINST PROPOSED INCREASE.
PRESIDENT PORTER Is BUSY


| tFrom Tuea days Daily Herald.)
Joe Fran. Porter president Of the
Tennessee Farm BQreau Federation
has written William Burnett, traf&
manager Of the Nashville Stool.
Yards Who is III Louisville to attend
an organization meeting Of the live
stock dealers ANA raises of tie south
for the purBoSe Of 1olgng vigorous
protest with the Interstate Commerce
Commission against tie proposed in
creased andsun.gorp frsieht rates on
live stock to become effective on NOV
oniber Is.
Mn, PorteFs letter il. sellexplana.
t~y ana follows in full:
/ Mr., William A. Burnette, aCnion Stock
Yards, Nashville, Tenn
Dear MIR. Brunette: Find enclosed
te.esrams from our executive commit
teemen from over the state, authoriz.
fans you to speak for the State Farm
| Bureau Of Tennessee at the conference
70 be held at Louisville, Wednesday,
October 5.
IL is tho consensus q opinion among
the agricultural and other business
men ana women thas further increase
in freight les VIII Daralyze business.
Porhaps il would be best for the south
east To have uniform freight rates but
# it takes even a Slight raise to say
nothing Of the one hundred per cent
raise, IS rs indicated in parts Of this
state it looks ike it viii be the
straw that breaks the came's back
and the farmer is the camel"
We wish to urge you as one who he
lieros you viii faithfully represent our
state to protest in the name of the
farmers Of Tennessee against the en-
fore ing Of the ruling Of the interstate
commerce commission,
Yours very trulys
r.. PORTER President |
Tennessee Farm Bureau