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Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
DISABLED MARRIED VETERANS
WANT 10 COME HERE TO LIVE

Health seekers Of Deming who ARE
veterans Of the great war are making
an attempt to have the local public
hcalfh service hospital reopcned Tor
the benefit Of married veterans WIN
lind Il easier 20 maintain homes IN
Dgning than near the other hopsitals
of the southwest The local insfltu.
iion has ip.a been renovated and re.
equipped ard would accommodate at
least go pafenta
There Is already a considerable col
ony Of ex-servicc healthsoekcrs hers
and this colony Is a growing one.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
MAXWELL-CHALMERS MAN
PAYS DESiING A VISIT

Major G. s. Orr. district representa-.
tive for the Maxwel-Chalmers organlz
alton, was In the city last week con
ferring with the local agent Of the
company, Harry lester OF the Lester
Motor Company. Major Orr Is nm over
seas veteran OF the world war, having
served In the field artillery Of the 3Oih
Division. He was given this territory
because OF the impairment Of health
due to lethal gas.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
w. l.. LOCKLIN BUYS INTEREST
IN THE COLUMBUS COURIER

II. L. Locklin. who has been en-
ployed In the mech department of
the Deming Headlight has purchased
half interest in the Co'vmhng Courier
and viii taRe charge 1t once The
other half-interest IS held by Editor
+. II. vallnndigham.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
BOOSTER MEETING TONIGHT

The Deming Booster Club will meet
tonight at o'clock at the armory to
consider matters OF community inter
est. The report OF the membership
committee has not yet been received
but II Is estimated that there are now
more than 100 members enrolled In the
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
ANGELUS COMPANY HAS
FAITH IN OIL PRODUCTION

Not only will the present well bs
completed. which the Angelus OIL Com.
pany Is. now drilling east OF the city,
hut another well will be sunk lf suffi-
Client acreage can be obtained TO war
rant the enterprise. The well now un.
der way has met with difficulties, but
all OF them have been overcomS and
the work Is now progressing In a sat
isfactory manner.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
BASE HOSPITAL MAY BE
MADE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

The talk at Fort Bayard is to the
effect tht the public health
service hospital here Is to be- reopened
as a vocational school for the training
OF tubercular world war veterans who
have recovered their health sufficiently
TO take training. Il is definitely stated
that the local hospital VIII not he used
for the treatment Of tuberculosis pa
tients.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05

Through the Mexican consul at Co
lumbus, Vlcenu visconti, Jr., Mexican
workmen and their families who have
become indigent through the closing
down Of the mines In this region. will
he returned 20 Mexico. According to
Mr. visconti. the Mexican residents
win net be allowed 10 suffer through
lnck of unemployment.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-05
MUSICIANS MET AGAIN AT
ARMORY FOR PRACTICE

The Demlng Orchestra. which Is in
process Of organization. held a meeting
last night at the armory. There was a
good attendance and considerable en-
thusiasm was shown. Dcming viii have
a good orchestra IN the near future
and the music famine hereahonts will
be received. There VIII be another
meeting next Monday night az the
Armory.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
SEAND LOOPERS OUT TO WIN TIL

md Dlxis Dssis asA I have another
VIA e = reG1lne The f1sm q 1918,
will givs ne jus& what I wants
third regular. He Is Allan Scth-
oron.
! exDact % ma Z level IN South
paw Hui HaynA . nidgsG, while Joe
DebsrTy. Elam van Glider, Bill Bur-
we'll and CuhaA Palmero are other
prospects.
Hints q Surprise.
4 Isview oe> the Browns would
not b complies without mention-
ing George Sislsr. who IN my opin-
ian II without . superior. With
thu pitching ! have mentioned. st.
Louis may furnish The baseball sur
prise this season. There isn't Z
more finished outaeid In either
leasue than williams. Jacobson and
Tobin, and il I can and Z successor
for Joe Gedeon 1t second base, !
viii b willing to risk my chance
TOR the pennant with my rivals.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
CUBS SIGN FOUR
ROCKS, INCLUDING
HANSON OF PEORIA


Chicago, Feb. 4.-Signed con-
tracts were received today by the
Cuhs from four OF the teams
Youngsters. George Maisel. out
flelder obtained from Portland IN
the Pacific Coast league. wrote say
inE he was pleased with the oppor-
tunity to play with the Cabs.
Percy Jones and Earl Hanson,
pitchers, were tried out BY the Cubs
last spring and Hanson was sent
to Peoria, whore he 10 said to have
created . sensation IN the Three
Eye league. DON Martin Brown,
the fourth man to send In his con-
tract, played last year with the
Springfield, No. team.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04

Chicago, Feb. 4-Charge9
liahed ID the Daily Maroon. = -
dent pager. that the Chicago =
versity Basketball teams defeaf
l(icAigan last Saturday was ~
poor coaching. drew the retort ~
Director Alonxo A Stage thnf
purpose and aims Of the athI1el4
department. are higher than -
winning Of contests and ~ ~
unwilling to lower those idealn al
order to win" s.s's.sS
This department has never 49,
willing TO conduct it, athletic1
Z commercialised plane In ot44
TO secure athletic timber" 0sAE4
reply declared. He said ilineN H.
two Of the leading players % Z 40
team was the main reason tor ~
defeat IA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
FOGLEMAN TALKS AT
COLLEGE TONIGHT

H. L. Fogleman, lecturer, will
appear tonight at Augustana COL
legs. Mr.. Fogleman appears as
the fourth number Of = series Of
entertainments given to the people
Of the tri-cities under the auspices
Of the Augustana Lyceum associa-
ton.
Mr.. Fogleman il Z noted lecturer
throughout the middle west. and
has appeared before tri-city audi
ences on several occasions. Those
who have had the good fortune OF
hearing him In any Of his impress
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04

Give 'em all you have!
That's the way Carl Tremaine OF
Cleveland fights.
Tremaine !, being groomed by
his manager. Jimmy Dunn. for .
whack at Joe Lynch. bantam
champ.
He may not win the title. B1t
he'll put more color into one fight
than most fighters put in dozen.
Color's the kids middle name.
Dunn, who tutored Johnny Kill
bane into a title, has taught IRE
maine the same bag Of tricks.
Hits to WIN.
"What's the use Of wearing
boxing gloves II you don't fight
when you get in the ring?" says
Tremaine.
Every time you win you 90 that
much nearer to the top"
In his recent bouts with Joe
Burmau at Matt Hinkel's club IN
Cleveland Tremaine showed 50
much Of the tiger" spirit that th&
referee had to call him down.
The Marquis Of Queensbury rules
were forgotten.
Fan Pleasee.
But the fans liked It. Both bout
were good draws with q shade 60
| ing to TremAine the first time and
| to Burman the last
"Im going to keep on giving
EN- all ] got" says the Cleveland
! er.
There's no use in half doinl
anything
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04

MtlWonkee. VIA, tee. 4-The
Wlscoasin boxing oommiseioa Il
satisfied that Navy Rostan. d Z
worthy opponent TOT meet Johnny
Wilson. Of Boston, middlswelEht
champion, Ct KeaoshA. Wi2. next
wednesday night Having doubts,
they decided that Rostan's. ability
should be Investigated before in
stead Of after the Ksnosha engage
ment, 30 he was asked to boz fiv0
rounds with Ted Jameson. former
A. A. q. champion.
Rostan agreed and Is said to have
taken the affair 20 much IN earnest
that four rounds were suflicient to
convince both the commission and
Jameson that he 10 fully qualified
to hattie with . champion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04

.ive talts know Of his ahi'ie = :
speaker.
Mr.. roelemaa II sometimes terQ-
- "Gatling Gun Policeman" this
name having been given him tor his
dery eloquence. and the speed
which he attainn In the course at
his talks, hitting 4 - high -
800 words . minute. The subject
Of his lecture tonight h The Win
ming Men In Business and In Life.
The lecture u for everybody, en-
ploysr. employe. men Of profession,
and every man. woman and child.
Mr.. Nogleman will have something
interesting for every person In hia
audience. young and old. The pro-
gram will start At s O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
HOPPE FORFEIT UP
! TO MEET HOREMANS

New York. Feb. 4-(United Press)
Willie Hoppe. worlds billiard cham
pion, was waiting today for Edou-
ard Horemans, Belgian champion,
to cover . $500 forfeit binding q
1D00-point 49, balkline match.
Hoppe posted the money and ex-
pressed . desire to play any time al
any place, for . side bet up to $15,-
600.
{ George Pawling, manager Of the
Philadelphia Ice Palace, has bid
SIC, 900 for the match.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
~ uBNRY LYARxxII.

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49, ~--s- -.
-. 49,. 49,, ~. 1 capsse
= -. sS.Is.-N 1 nu soa
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80 er..eI ntn1
..nsa y. 49, ~ - Sns1I 3: Cocnfeae
=. S.s1s. ~ 2. ..OIny I01
~ susl1 " ~ 1nsstsss % mo
49, u.u Csspenaer aneWeee Z
-, ms pf0pootion. the ooot
WI " SURF tx nlckaro saao.
MetIcAs pronoslne peef Woaid
- ~ S.ns on inc neW. teems
vut y = Axen ior eraoted taat ne
rIsucnA1 VII oe eeke0 % Woxk
~ pescentase oassss IKE Ue0 p
sSy - $3.50 g 0o.
NecssIty Of the DOWN. Of attor-
ney IRON Cocnrane - merely 9
...a. secaieAty required 70 etIO.
william 4 BRADY. nie partner ana
n Ameflsan fepfesensative' 70 sign
me transaer papers.
1ince the CHAMPION MAO no %.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
DEADLOCK VIEWS
Asked BY CURLEY

New York. Feb. l-(United Press)
Jack Curley, wrestling boss Of
New York, whose edict against the
deadlock, has split the graphing
family. wants to put it up to pop
ular decision. He has wired 30
wrestlers, officials, managers and
writer's 70 attend . convention IN
Kansas City next month to adopt
standard rules.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
ROSS BREAKS MILE
SWIMMING RECORU

Chicago, Feb. 4.-(United Press. u
Two new world tank rocordo|
were held By Chicagoans axaiu
here today. "
Norman Ross broke his RECORD
for the milo last night when ~
made the distance at the Ceutraa
A. "A. u. indoor championships II
22:3S1-5. Sybil Baker clippSo
four-fifths Of q second Oh her oWu
worlds record for the 50-yArd
backstroke. Her time was IS Is. n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
HOPE 70 |
i DAVENPORT
Under 1ONIehT
eClsy Crsw1 ~ q Win We.
\ y n Gane b Yeung SchsSl,
Day0peE.

vhe1her Rock Island or Daysn-|
90 WI take the qnad-city cham
zip viii b decided tonight IN
~ ], B. Young school IN Daven-
- The game will start 1t 8
s.,sek and Z record breaking
ssrvd = expected. Both teams are
snIf equal and the best Aght Of
ISS year Is anticipated.
a slight edge, II any. goes 70
- Island. Tho islanders 30 far
lSie year have made better show
i.r han their opponents from
s1saeu the river. Rock Island de-
SsSisd Cambridge BY 70 points.
vhile the Iowans were lucky to
~ the same team BY q narrow
rarsdn Of three points. The locals
siao had little dimculty In defeat
- Moline, swamping the Swedes.
iS-i3, Davenport was almost beat
q b. the Moliners and finally won
LILO, after . hard nght.
Other evidence Of the Islanders
uperiority was in the showing Of
IN two teams against Geneseo.
peek Island was beaten out In the
- minute by luck and lost the
eentast, 1911. The Iowans were
Heated by four points BY the
aehultz brotLsrs.
Despite the dope in their favor
be islanders are starting the game
tonight far from over-conhdent
The Davenporters will be playina
on their home door, which Is al
vsys an advantage. The ]. B
Young gym is slightly larger thar
the local Y but the difference is no
Great enough to put the Islander
Il q disadvantage.
On seeing the two teams In &C
lion, the Iowans look like the bet
ter SQUAD. The red and blue team
10 composed Of four veterans o
last years state tournament cham
pions. The Islanders have hut tw
regulars of last years squad
Hsncke plays.
The Davenporters pass and drib
Biz in excellent form In compariso
With the islanders. The local
when playing look far from a win
ming team. Their passes often g
Wild and there seems to be no res
MAR offense. In spite OF poor al
pearance they seem to be winnin
kames regularly and Islander Tar
are confident of victory tonight.
From all reports. the Davenport
ers will protest Henke's eligibilit'
The Davenport viewpoint il that Z
Henke is ineligible to play on u
Rock Island squad IN Illinois. ne
mot a member of the team. despi1
the fact that there is no mint
semester ruling in Iowa. In a
probability. however. he will be a
lowed to play. There are sever
members Of the Red and Blue tea
that have been in school long
than Henke and it is only the Ia
rules in Iowa that allow them
play.
Both teams have specialized
defense this year. Layden al
stetson are about the best pair
guards in these parts. but Hem
and Hall are their equals in eve
vay but experience. The Dave
port guards are fastef. but lack u
weight of the local defense men
stop a five-man drive down Z
door. Henke, at running guard.
every bit the equal Of Layden a
both have we'll trained eyes for 7
basket. Hall. although a tri
slower than Stetson. makes up I
his lack of speed with the ability
get the ball OF the backing boa
every time.
Some speedv forwards will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
MMILLAN WINS.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 4.-(united
Press. )-Joe Mcmillan, st. Louis.
decisively outpointed Don Curley In
an eight-round bout here last night
Mcmillan scored two knockdowns
and took every round buvthe third,
which was even.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
Wire Flashes

wAsHfSGTON june s-rhe prcsid.r,
and Mrs Harding Will spend the week
on osd st vAIl'y Forge. r.. being guests
at valley Forge farm. II vas Announced
at the white house today.
SAN JOSE. Cal, June 1.-Mauric. con
nell So famous as one ot the three sur
TO the North Pole IN 1885, died at nus
homo here early today.
HOUSTON. re,as. June s.-An unknown
white man broke the plate glass display
window Of tho sweeney jewolry comr.ny
on Main street. about dawn this morning
and made away with a stick pin valued
NEW YORK. June ) pr simon pa.
ruch. father ~ bernard Haruch died
at his homo thus afternoon after linger-
Ing Illness pr. Haruch was one ~ the
most noted physicians of A~mrica and
served IN Lees army. lie was 81 years
sEpALiA. Mo. Juno 5-Farl Williams.
-, vas Killed today whom he was caught
In an elevator m five story building
Tho youth head was crushed. causing
SAN FRANCISCO. June 3-chari,s
Bareillas, said by the police to he =
sitiEins seaman. was shot twic" In gun
y
NJ. brutus. a. Kch and Harrison streets.
ARDMORE. O1sla. June -. Peg"
Ovcrstreet, aged ABOUT 90 wears was stah.
bed TO death M an early hour thus MORN
ms near Wilson. Vie dying statement.
10 u alleged was that Tom starr alias
Tom Ford. Was his asssiIsut.
DFNlSOS. Trtas. Juue 7-Gsorrs
Cam pholi 57 was instantly Killed on his
farm near here yesterday when lightning
striking ire" against which he was
-.aL-.E ..L.-L ...L -L..-,...-L.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
PREDICTS MORE SUNSHINE
Scientist says Recent Solar Er1Ip-
tions Are Good Indications.

LONDON June 3-Rccent solar
trupu1n- which caused brilliant
surorss and disorEanized cable and
telegraph service throughout the
world may result in the earth re-
cpiv.ng more sunshine during the
year say, Sir Oliver Lodge, the not
cd scientist
Sir oliver even ventures the opin-
TON that the electrified particles
thrown OF by the sun during the
disturbance may assist in the de-
re.oqmcnt Of vegetation and reduce
the amount Of dust held suspended
IN the atmosphere.
Sir Oliver says the magnetic dis
'urbanrcs that attend tho solar
eruption We're fIe to a torrent of
e.efr.fcl PARTICLES. which consti-
'u'el gigantic electric current.
This opinion is also held hv Camille
fanmarion the veteran French a.
troDom"r. who has expressed sur
prise AZ q storm OF such unusua,
violence occurring at this time, NJ
Fammarion has pointed out that
me sun Is now at "A period OF
diminishing activity. the cruptions
On 'hr surface Of the luminary re-
curing AZ intervals Of II years. Str
Frank Dyson. the astronomer royal
declares the disturbances caused by
The sun spots were the worst ever
Yorle0ccd in England.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
1--WE HONOR AWARDS
,ccognilc High school Students TO
whom academic and Extra
IurrtcrItir iiOnOrS Are Duo.

Honor awards to students whose
...d,ulr and extra -curriCular aC-
ry.c- rrUflcd them to recognition
,,.s .hs feature Of the farewell as
.,rb'y npnnrinE the class Of 1921
and the utsrsCho'astiC contest Is
ts,d M tna hilh school auditorium
r,j4.y morning. The assembly was
,-e last pyout Of tho school year for
Central. and officially closed the
..,er'e,rth annual commencement
,,s,..s.- t.r the class of 1921, The
nreScntNtun Of an oil painting TO
Tho school 10y the class ot II was
made hy Eil Hoey and Claude
p-ovnfi.ld. captain OF the bask ct
hal team and seth Hughes, captain
o'!re tra.H Is fcam. presented trophies
u&1.p formal pre~ontaIion had not
t.a mad. before,
sev,r-ruh Ts. cut down from
the old lo-inCh size for athletic
awards were presented TO students
utrrir. athletic honors and old
English letters the same size rs
tho block rs TO students
earning academic honors Medal
Awards Voro Likewise made 20 girls
taking hnrors in tennis AZ Norman,
and in girls representative basket
ball Medals were also given 10 girls
making 900 points In physical odu-
cation and numerals awarded
juniors sopnhomorcs and freshmen
for 1927 track and field events.
Class hrnors of valcdictorian and
.autatH~au. announced at class day
exercises earlier in the week. went
20 Helen Thackoray and Don Lang
worthy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
S. A. GIRLS GO TO CAPITAL
Are Delegate, to Southwestern Di-
vision Convention at Oklahoma city.


on account Of tho relief work be
ing done by tho Salvation Army ma
torial changes have been made in
the plans for sending "A delegation
to the annual congress of the south
western chief division " tho saliva
tion Army to be held In Oklahoma
city saturday SUNDAY and Monday.
Instead Of the delegation Of thirty
salvationists originally scheduled, -
corps cadets will go To- Oklahoma
City Saturday morning and n may
hr impossible for mandaut and
Mrs. O. r. Johnson to got away
from here for any Of the congress.
Mrs. Johnson was TO have led a
combined sonEstors' brigade from
all Of the post represented at the
congress and Commandant Johnson
had consented TO act as marshal Of
all paradcs during tho congress and
to speak at mass meeting in the
high school auditorium AZ oklahoma
City Monday evening
The girl cadets will fulfill part Of
the plans by wearing Tulsa badges.
Several hundred salvationists from
oklahoma Texas, Louisiana and
part Of Arkansas are expected At
the congress. \ pageant. From
the Cradle to the Training School" "
showing the various activities Of
the Army, will be presented Satur-
day night in the high school audi
torium. All sessions but two arc
10 take place in the Oklahoma city
citadel.
Tho salvation Army boarding
home is now open for girls desiring
room. though meals will not he
served at present Ensign selma
Thcll said Friday,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
OLD MAN SHOOTS
HOUSEKEEPER
Saws She, With Help of
Man. Was Trying to
Get His Property.

PEORIA. III, June 3.--George
l,h IS years OLD, church tanitor.
.,,ty today shot and killed his
.gyseRcoper. Eleanor Laut. "a. and
..,,olsy wounded william Hudson.
=, The aged man confessed the
-.,tsr declaring ne was sorry he
,a4 NOT Killed Hudson.
Va .a.i police the housekeeper
.,5 been trying TO fleece him out
Sr.. property and that. aided by
,i,5sor. she hAd threatened his life.
.rsc aged man recently made out a
.,W ,tyu-irg Miss laut, he told
''..., bar she had demanded he
.cl ave-. hls property at once. Hath
Dad. ,U,u made new will bene-
s,,'r. daughter. lie claimed tho
....,I a-arst his life followed.
H.fr Shot the couple as they lay
. b,d .n the housckeeper's room.
rss ulrlr died instantly, but Hud
..r V.. recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

SAN JOSE. Cal, June 1.--Mauric. con
nell SO, famous as one ot the three sur
viVing members of the Greedy expedition
to the North Pole I'm 1876 died at bis
home here early today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

SEpALlA, Mo, juno s. Fari Williams.
-, vas Killed today whom he was caught
IN an elevator IN five story building.
Tho youths head was orushri. causing
instant death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

tOwpFS Iowa. June 3-Navor " w.
MoWry today rendered his resignation to-
the city council as result Of dWputes
over alleged patriotic celebrations planned
by various elements 81 the town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

BUTTE Montana June Samuel
R2eschewski, nine year old polish chess
wizard. defeated 10 Montana chess PLAYERS
In about one hour and forty five mfruicg
hero last night Among hta opponents
was former Lieutenant Governor W ".
Mcdowell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

nENISON Texas June 7-GsorEs
Campbell o.. was instantly Killed on his
farm near here yesterday when lightning
striking ire" against which he was
leaning during a raIustnrm passed through
his body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
CARPENTERS TRAINERS
TRY TO KEEP HIM HAPPY

MANHhSSE'r y. Y. June -
Efforts Of Georges Cnipenticr's train
"r now are being directed to keep
tn" challenger In his typical happy
So-lucky mood. They believe
Georges has arrived at a point of
physical Perfection aud his future
training viii lac To develop those ring
tactics with which he hopes to b. at
Dempsey.
To-day Carpenter workcd vigur-
cus!N Tor three hours. winding up in
the afternoon in wrestling and
"Harring session with raul Journcc
After dinner h" saw two motion pir.
'nr" plays i'm tn" parlur OF his train
irg camp residence. then tried out "A
new batch OF phonograph records
sem during tho day by his admirers
Trainer Gus wilson said that tho
mental condition OF Carpenter. who
- of hlgh-S,runc nature. is now
Somcthii" to b" carefully guarded
During fridays wCr.kout Paul Jour
n"", MS French sparrinE palmer. was
directed la wrcStIc with Carpenti.r
and during this workout CARPENTER
slipped and fell on tho canvass
Many sporting writer's. Wilson said
mad mad" capital OF this. hut car
pcnticr di dnot seem at all pcrturhc,
smiling and Joking when the reports
W"r" called TO his attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Games S,hedulsd This
Week in Vixiai1 League

The schcdul. OF Virginia League
games for IN" week beginning to-
morrow, follows
June g Richmond n Newport
News; Portsmouth at Petersburg:
Rocky Mount N suffolk Wilson at
Norrolk
June -Richmond at Newport
News Portsmouth at rctcrsbur2;
Rocky Mount at suffolk Wilson
at Norfolk
June RtchmSnd a, Ncwpor,
News. Portsmouth at potcrshurg.
ROCKY Mount at suffolk. Wii.oa
at Norfolk.
June Norfolk At Hichmond:
newport News a. Wilson. suffolk
a; Portsmouth Rocky Mount a,
PETERSBURG
Jun" TO Norfo.k a. Richmond.
Newport News nj Wilson. suffolk
a. Portsmouth. Rocky Mount a,
Petersburg
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