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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
NEWS FROM THE STATE
MARKETING BUREAU

Wholesale quotations for Tuesday
November s, 1921, reported to State
Marketing Bureau, AIT ST. James
Building, Jacksonville, Fla.
jacksonville
Beans, hamper, fancy. S2.50@300.-
Cukes, crate, fancy S2.00@2.50.
Eggplant, crate, fancy. SI75@2,00
Okra. hamper, fancy, small stock
$2.00@2.25
Peppers, crate, fancy, $2OO@2.5O.
Squash, yellow and white; plenti-
full.
Avocadoes. crate. $400@G.O0.
Grapefruit, box, $1.O00D30O; slow.
Oranges, Eox. $1.25M3.5O; SLOW.
Lines, slow
Eggs, per dozen, 50c@65; poultry
per h., 25c@30.
Boston
Grapefruit, four cars, market un-
changed. Floridas, Loxes, medium
sizes, $3.25@3.75 best Indian river
stock, $4O06D45U; oranges, two cars
poor demand account green condition
trade prefers California, Fioridas
box, ParsOn Browns, medium sizes
br;ghts, $3.50@4,0O; few at $3.50.
Cincinnati
String beans, express receipts mod
crate. supplies liberal, practically NJ
demand, no sales reported; eggplant
light receipts, light demand, market
dull. Floridas, crate, best. $500;
poorer. $3.50; peppers and cukes, ex
press receipts light, home crowns
supplying market; squash, no sup
plies on market; oranges, supplies
liberal, light demand, Floridas, box
brights and goldens, green condition
best, $3.25@3.75; decayed condition
$175@225; grapefruit, no arrivals
supplies liberal, demand light, mar
ket weaker, Floridas, box, brights and
goldens, some green, best, $3.00@4.00
mostly $3.50@3.75; poorer $200@2.50
Chicago
Grapefruit. BARELY steady, extreme
sizes selling lower and even edge of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1921
MRS. A. ]. BELLOMAY
HAD TO HAVE HELP
TO PUT ON CLOTHES

81 m going to praise Tanlac just as
long as I live said Mrs. A. ]. Bel
lomay, r. F. d. No 6, Charlottesville,
Va.
"Tanlac has relieved me of three
years awful suffering, built me up
twenty-five pounds in weight and |
actually feel better than | ever did
before in my life. After I had the
flu three years ago my stomach was
so disordered | almost had to give up
eating anything, and l had rheuma-
tism in my right shoulder so bad for
hree months couldn't get my
clothes on without help.
-Four bottles of Tanlac have sim
ply made new person of me. Why,
look perfect picture of health and
I'M the happiest woman in the world.
| tell my children if it hadn't been
FOR this medicine they wouldn't have
my mother now.
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland at the
City Drug Store and by leading drug
gists everywhere. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
BREATHITT CO.
NOBLY SUSTAINS
ITS REPUTATION
Loss of Life On Election Day
Runs Into Two Figures, With
Many Hurt

Louisville, Nov 9.-Known casual.
ties in Kentucky's election last night
stood at ten dead and seven wounded
Nine men were killed in two AZ
trays in Breathitt county; a man and
woman were wounded in Louisville
and one man was killed and two 9th
ers seriously wounded in Estill
county.
The first of the killings occurred
Monday night in Breathitt county
when Sylvester Howard, jr., was
killed by Mari Pitts.
The second ARRAY in Breathitt
county occurred when Cleveland
C-mbs is said to have made efforts to
serve as election clerk in place of a
man previously appointed. Combs
his brother. Leslie EppersOn, and
George Alien. John Roberts and
George Mcintosh were killed out
right and five other persons were
wounded two OF Them, Asberry Combs
and Tom Centers, dying later. -Four
Of the dead men were Democrats and
four of the wounded Republicans
In Louisville. Patrolman Bennett
Gardner, in a quarrel with Harry
Ross, fired several shots. One shot
struck and seriously wounded Ross
and another struck Mrs. Lillian Col
Inns, aged sixtyfour.
The fourth ARRAY was in Estill
county where p. F. Wolfinbarger, Re
publican candidate for sheriff. was
seriously wounded by Lloyd Winkler
Winkler was shot and killed by VOL
finbargar S son, Jeff. Plant Richard
son, a bystander, also was wounded
Another death was added when X
K Spencer, a Democratic election
clerk, was killed at Simpson precinct
on Frozen Greek in Breathitt county
His murderer has not been captured
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
INCENDIARY FIRE

Palatka, Nov. 9.-The fire which
destroyed the plant of the VegO Hail
Manufacturing Company here early
Sunday is believed to have been of in
cendiary origin, Waterman Steven )
having declared he saw man ruiz
ming away from the lot soon after he
had noticed an unusual light indicat-
ing a fire. Arthur Selle, president of
the concern, said the loss would be
between $4,000 and $4,000, partly
covered by insurance. When the fire
apparatus arrived at the scene the
entire plant was in flames and eff
forts of the firemen were confined to
keeping the fire from spreading to
nearby property
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
SEE W. W. HODGE

at Robinson's old stable on Lake Mir
ror who has for sale several milk
cows, young calves and mules. Also
in the market for Ford coupe or
roadster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09

be solved by the approaching confer
ence for the limitation of armaments
May we not join with the American
Legion in making this day worthyof
remembrance in the history of Flor
ida?
I'm testimony whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the state of Florida to
be affixed at Tallahassee, the capital,
this seventh day of November, A. ID.
1921.
GARY A. HARDEE,
Governor.
"By the governor, attest:
"H. CLAY CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
ARMTSTICE DAY CALL
ISSUED BY GOVERNOR

Tallahassee, Nov. Ex-Governor Har-
dee has issued proclamation setting
aside Nov. IL as Liberty Day. and
enjoining all the people of this state
to observe it as a legal holiday. He
also requests that the desire of Presi-
dent Harding that every citizen of the
country pause for two minutes at
noon that day to the memory of the
illustrious dead who died in the SER
vice of their country in the World
war;" be observed.
The proclamation by the governor
follows:
Whereas, it has been provided by
the legislature of Florida that the
eleventh day of November of each
year shall be known as Liberty day,
and shall in law be legal holiday.
and the governor of the state shall
each year issue a proclamation call
ing upon the people of the state to
set aside all business and rejoice with
the free peoples of the earth.
And, whereas, the president of the
United States has requested the peo-
pie of this republic to generally OBJ
serve the date designated above and
to stand for two minutes in silent
nravers at II O'Clock noon in tribute
to the memory of the illustrious dead
who died in the service of their coun-
try during the great war
therefore, |, Cary A. Hardee, gov.
ernor of Florida, do proclaim the elev
enth day of November, 1921, legal
holiday to be known and designated
as Liberty day, and desire to call
upon the people of Florida to lay
aside their business cares on said
date and join with the people of other
states of this Union in commemora.
tion of the signing of an armistice
which concluded the World war. 1t
is especially desired that the people
shall recall the sacrifices made by
those who died and those who suf
fered in the World war and to give
serious thought and consideration to
the problems which, we all trust, NAV
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09

cult Court in Polk County Florida. on or be-
fore January > 1872. the same being a rule
day. otherwise. the allegations contained IN
the bill of complaint herein will be taken 10
true and confessed by each and all of the said
defendants herein named.
1t is further ordered that this order be pub
ished in the Lakeland Evening Telegram. a
newspaper of general circulation in SAID
county for eight 81 consecutive weeks prior
Ia January = 1922
Witness my hand and official seal at Bar
tow. Polk County. Florida. this the 2nd day
of November, 1921
j. d. RAULERSON. (SeaD
No. "a Clerk of Circuit Court
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09

If you want good things to eat visit
the Barbecue Pits, Lake Boney, Au-
burndale Road
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09

desirable sizes. brights, box, medium
sizes, $4.50@5.25; goldens, 25 to SOC
discount; oranges, slow and weaker,
much green stock around, Floridas,
box, mediums, Parson Browns,
brights, $4.25@475; goldens, 25 to Coo
discount; three cars sold yesterday
at auction; stock ordinary; box, top,
$3.05; beans. weak, slow, hampers,
1925; cukes, weakening under heavy
receipts, crates $2.25@2.75; eggplant
about steady though slow; peppers
easy, unchanged.
New York City
No report; legal holiday.
Philadelphia
Practically no fresh arrivals Flor
ida vegetables; market reported as
unchanged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
MORE WOMEN POLICE

Jacksonville, Nov. 9.-Mayor Mar
tin has announced his intention of ap-
pointing two or three additional wom-
en- police here whose duty it will be
to keep watchful eye upon young
girls. Two women, Mrs. j. d. AL
derman, president of the Duval Coun
ty Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. H. |. Nivens, vice president OF
the organization, who were given spe
cial police powers sometime ago
have been supplied with badges by
the mayor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
NEW ARRIVALS

Among the many new arrivals in
Lakeland recently are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jiggs, also their charming daughter
Maggie. While here they are stop
ping with the Lakeland Jewelry Co.
21S East Pine street, where they will
be glad to meet their many friends.
See our show window.-Adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-09
Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT CoTRT OF THE TENTE
JUDICIAL CIRCIi.T OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR FOLK COUNTN.-IN CHANCERY.
]. +. COUNCIL,
Complainant.
VS. BILL TO QUIET
W. d. DUPREE ct al, TITLE.
Defendants.
The necessary showing having been made
for the issuance of This order. it is hereby
ordered that W. u. Dupree and his wife,
Mary L. Duprce and Henry $. Haincs, if liz
ing. and if dead. all parties claiming interest
under W. u. pupree. his wife. Mary f. Du-
pree and Heary :. Haines. deceased. or other
wise, in the property herein described to-
wit: Lots Eighteen (lSl and Nineteen N9l
in Block Eleven Gn of DiXeland Addition to
Lakeland. rs shown on Carter-Deen Realty
Companys revised plat in Polk County. Flor
ida. be and are hereby commanded to appear
herein AT the office of the Clerk of the Cir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
SINGLES TOURNAMENT
REACHES THIRD ROUND
IEv Assnclatch rr.ss l

Fllll.ApEIrllTA. Sept. n.-rlav in
~" i"rticth annual singles cham
t'"hSh'r tournament OF the United
states Lawn Tennis Association win
enter the third round tomorrow with
W." or NOR" crucial matches f.a-
iGr"d in The days card.
In Ia" lower half OF tho draw vii
am T. ridden H.. "f this citv.
W"r'h champion. will meet X.nzo
n''''d"n u member Of the japanese
l'vis cup team, and William NJ. John
't"n, OF san Francisco. twic" holder
Of tn" national title. viii face. V.n..n,
richards. of IonllcrS ~ Y. mo
youthful tennis prodigy In IN. mn
per hhlf. K. E"rris Williams. II of
E"Si"n. is drawn against :. Howard
NoSh"l'. Of New York. and Wallace =
Johnson. OF Philadelphia. will mcor
u: NJ, Edwards. another local PLAYER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
GIANTS FORCE To FRONT,
WHILE YANKS DROP BACK
American League Club Loses
Half-Gamc - Cards
Given Jolt.
lBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK Sent; li.-Thc New
York Nationals, by their victory over
brooklyn today, forged To the front
ia the league race. while the New
York Americans split "a double head
'r with Boston and fell back half
game in their lead over C.lcvcland.
TN" steady pace of tho Giants dur
ing the week was featured hy good
work on the part Of their pitchers
and the Yankees maintained their
load mainly through heavy hitting.
The pcnnamt hopes OF tho ST Louis
Cardinals We're given rude set back
by Cincinnati. in tho latter days of
the week. Their heavy hitting aggrc-
cation found cnisnas in the Red
hurlcrs. Washington continued on
its downward trend in the America II,
aud the lowi% rhili"s failed to yet
ont Of an Notwithstanding rat in the
National
Crowding the Cardinals FOR third
plac" in tn" National were the
page during the week. BROOKLYN.
With tho majority OF GANGS against
IN" Giants this season 10 fn"ir cred
II was unable 10 solv. the Sew York
pitchers in In" series just ended. The
dodgers now appear doomed to a
berth in tn" second division.
ir,tshwrgh has fallen into tn.
Giants old habit Of 900 baseball ana
TIA" inahiiit, OF TIA" rirat" clan to
connect with opposition hurl"rs. lost
t'rm several games, although their
pitchers performed wcll.
Both Of IN" Chicago teams showed
unusual hitting strength. hu, their
pitchers Were weak. aud opposing
hattcrs piled M bigger scores. The
White son with Detroit was marked
by UNUSUALLY heavy scoring. and tn"
NnuN"" hattcrs puSi-d ih-ir batting
averages considerably 1t the expense
OF Athletic pitchers
IN" Nank"" pitchers hnv" rounded
Int" their best form aud with "A CON
rnGunc". Manager Iugglus is Ger
tain that his team VIII lead the
Sneaker trih, town 600 tn. wire. TIE.
\rw York Nationals ar" equally as
confident Of noldius tn" Pirates safe.
but the Cardinals. who viii meet
their weakest opponents In tho games
y"t t" CONF. have not abandoned ain
hop" Of ov.rtaking both teams ahead
81 them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
TURNER |RSL|NGER BOUT
CREATES MUCH INTEREST
f dish Middlcwcight Champ.
in to Make FRS, Appear
uncc Here Tomorrow

n.u-h interest has been aroused
among local wrestling fans by tho
announcement ;hIt Henry Irslinvcr
English middi-w"ich champion and
holder OF the Lord I."neSdale hell,
has been matched with Joe Turner
for finish b"u, at the Bronlwov
Athletic Arena tomorrow night c,ns
VII" hay" seen tn" two men in ucti,p
declare that Tia" bout will be on, M
IN" most interesting and hard fou-ht
exhibitions "t scientific yranulin,
fans of this city have been treated tn
this summer.
Although this VIII he the frs, an.
r"arancc in this city. his abili,v g.,
recognized. tn" Enclishman hayin..
met and defeated many c.lehra,.J
Grarplers Of this country and rv'
rope. '"
The winner of tn" match ,ororro,
night viii meet Waino kcntonen .ho
Pohuiar nth Finn. Ii"nion.n r,-
Gently returned from a tour of .,u-
rope ana dnn"nuc.s that he is I'm ths
best of condition.
lrsiing"r is one IF the most bi,.h-
IN-raid wrcstl-rS in the country nn,
considerable" ijihculty vas cxnn'
rithccd in getting his signature IN
contract. IL" viii receive "A Iarr,
guarantee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
MAROON FOOTBALL SQUAD.
IS DISPLAYING REAL FORM
Coach Spruhan Well Pleased
With Outlook for Strong
Backicld.


S ',.' ~ sept ll.-With ten
""ES "t preliminary practic" Ia their
v''iit' Roanoke C"il"S" candidates
''' ~ varsity squad are beginning
10 Nh"" rear football form. II IS al
''""H P"SSl"'' L" make u FAIRLY SAT"
,H''''''V' "t IN" strength Of the Ma
'"""S' "h" are being herald" l
t"""' virginia as winners fur
'"' approaching season Three teams
h'N' heeh ENGAGING in morning and
'''c' noon nta'tlcc throughout III"
"'cN' mes" ar" composed for the
most part oil "Id men, OF whom eight
nay" Won 'hcIr letters on former
cams y considerable influx "f new
,''i''''al - 'Ni"tt"d 10y Coach Sprm-
h"n on u"snaN when Roanoke opens.
""'n Srruhan Is especially pleased
WIN tHe IN" outlook for strong
n"IN h"'" iti''' who played tackle
~ St"S"h' mas been shifted IL full
'''N' an" al present 's making the
"'S' A''-r""nh SNOW ing of amy of tho
'"hh'HaicS' u" has weight and speed
h"" Is nara man /" stop. Paul
u'"F. "' hr'st"l. joined the squad
"'S''E ana ne has the edge on
h'""hHrN ana stevens IN pmnting by
""h"St zen yards Unless com" un-
N"""h h''''ri"' turns Hp ~ ia" fresh
ma ht!"Ss thiS week. Gray and Brad
~! Pt w''! Ice ""lc l" h".a
."I't ora places at halL warm
nEh' IS on Tor quarter win Caldwell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
RYAN's CHARGES OPEN
SERIES IN ROCKY MOUNT
Local Club Determined to I'm.
prove Standing as Race
Ncars End.
MoNTArk OR cooGi> WILL. NUM-
Richmond viii he nrncfi,cd Nntcri-
ATTY Ii League Decides Ia Forfcit
"nmrs Won u! nug>-Trurkrr. T..
ftr Attacked Newt


With tho end OF tn, \-irrirt.
league season only two weeks off and
the pennant stli FAR from being de.
cided as a result oi President Hr,d-
IoE's announccmcut that he nrohahIv
VIII have to i"rfoit several games Won
ny Wilson, Kay Ryam's Richmond
C"i's VIII stack up against the Rocky
mount SronchoS this afternoon i'm tho
hESt Sii1e OF - dash which local base
uhli ian" believe Will materially inn
n''N' 'he capita citA's standing in
the race Tor championship h.unr.
Monauk or Coosir viii bc The hurlir,.
H''t''ioh IN the opening game of tn,
series today ny
Representatives Of several Ohm.
VIII 40 10 Norfolk To -. league moi.
ihS wednesday, night prepared Ia de-
H'"h" mat the games won bv WiISun
between July 3 and july - he fnr.
ieied. and that Wilson he eliminated
from the seccrd half race on m.
GROUNDS that. first. tina, for ncarI, :,
Ihohth the Tarhccls exceeded the sal
mint and second that the Wilson
tment proht"d by the use of
ci"h quilt ur only by exceeding tho
salary limit
II the lcaru" decides that tho rom.s
should he forfeited. Wilson will nu-
'omaticailN take a tumble down IN.
i"nH"F' Richmond will gain thrc.
NhoIe games by the transaction mo
BUGS having made n clean swc.n OF
-" series OF three games PLAYED II, m.
North Carolina town July is 70 ana
20. Three games subtracted from tba
locals lost" column and a trio -.
'onleSts added 10 the won" division
WI !mpror" the Capital Ci,y'a
""n'tS OF participating in the post
season series considerably.
Portsmouth also would hnrce,
such . transaction. tho Truckers hov.
ing dropp"d an cntir" series in vii
son Jnly ~ 10 July IL Norfolk. how
ever would gain only one game Tho
laFS took two OF the thrc.rn,n,
series in Norfolk between III. aot..
If July p and %.
Sh"nid tho games he forfeited ana
wilson eliminated from III. second
hai race. Portsmouth would 20 ln,o
I'"euc leadership with Richmond IN
second place. The T,rs wn,,Ih 10
I'leS"l"" 10 the third runc Of tho lad
der. The Truckers would be leading
the Colts by margin of TWO and
"h'-ha!f games. lead which easily
can hc cut down easily i'm two weeks
NJ ~" pace the colts now arc set
'lhc. u Is not too much 10 cNpcrt for
''' Gnu Of The season to find tho
''r"nd-h alf ilag nying from Mnyo
Island Park OF the seven -au,..
paved la week the Colts were VIC
toriouS In five. Three or these
'f.umnhS 'orc 1Ncr the Tar Babes.
ma Two over tho strong Bugs.
from Rocky Mount Ryan's cha-.ns
Viii tave' 10 Portsmouth wh,rn :,
.h"nce 1" iumn Into FIRST place may
hr afforded. should the colts trim
jimmy NioN's pro,egcs IN two Of tho
thfe" contests the Truckers doubtless
VII nave some opposition in the post
season series for the remnant
on" week from today tho Colts open
series at tn" local appl" orchard
" IVA J"CN Narhop's Norfolk Tars
ne HuHoIN t"t' then VII come here
nc iHSt ma Of the week and will
wind up the season SATURDAY SON
;cmher "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
FAST SIDE WHEEIERS
IN GRAND CIRCUIT

SYRACUSE, y Y. Sept ll-o1cn-
ing 81 the Grand Circuit races here
tomorrow. in connection with tho
Sew York state Fair, viii he featured
by the champions stake. frcc-for all
racers. Most OF tn" fastest side
wheel",s IN the country are cNpcct"d
10 start, Including Singl" G. Sanardo.
Primo" I.or"c. Roy Grat'nn. Ad,"o
Guy. Direct G. Burnett ana Frisco
juno. other events arc tn" mcr-
chants cup, 2-ycar-old trot. 2:l5 tro,
and e.i2 mace.
Tho $4,000 EmpIro stat" stake for
e.l5 class ,roitcrs IS on Tuesdays
card
Peter Manning will he sent aeaina,
the trot rectri OF l:5F 81 set by Ma
i"r l'"lma- in l"o3. when track and
weather conditions are favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
RICHMOND GIANTS PLAY
LINCOLN GIANTS TODAY

Frcsh from victorious invasion OF
Sew York N.w Jersey and PcunsyI-
Etnih. where they met some Of tn.
Leading color"d baseball teams Of the
N"rth, ia" Richmond Giants viii open
a s"ri"s uf thr"" gaines with the Lin
coin Giants. claimants 81 III" coIur.d
chainp"nShip uf Sew YORK. this att
rrn""n at May" Island Park. at 1
O'Clock.
TN" announcement 81 the series he
tween IA" two teams has created a
Sr"a; deal "f interest. the Lincoln
Giants being one Of the foremost col
"rcd teams ot tho North. ana Tn.
Hichm"nd Ginnts being regarded very
highly In Southern sporting circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

Kline Kars First in
All Norfolk Races

Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]
NoiFol.k. VA. Sept. 1.-Two
ilch'n"nti- made Kline kars. Jim
my and Jimmy. Lr.. took nrst
place III every event Of the auto
"''o'ie racing card arranged for
me celebration at the Norfolk
FAR Grounds hero today.
one of the largest crowds cvcr
present AZ such an AFFAIR VIII
messed the races. Police official.
estimated the number Of spcc;a-
tors at about $4,000.
Don Moore stccrcd Jimmy. win,
jimmy. Jr. was driven by Jinny
foN. Moore and Fox drov. mo
klinos in the races here Tho
Fourth of July, and also were en-.
tered in tho events at tho STAT.
Fair Grounds In Richmond Labor
Day.
The Kline kar has hcld tho roc
ord for tho loca! track for the past
three years rnd successfully de-
Tended IL today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
HAPPY LlTTLETON MAY
FIGHT JOHNNY HOWARD
icy Associaled rress.l

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ii.-IIanpy
i..t,lot"n. Southern midIlcwcigh,. re-
"civ"d AN Offer from Tex Richard TO
meet Johnny Howard IN a bpu, at
Madison square Garden on October
. II was announced today by Little
tons manager Richard says in the
TELEGRAM tina; Dpwncy. Wilson or
60 D"wd Viii not talk terms and
LIT Teton max" a good showing I'm ,h,
East he viii fore. a chanuion.hip
hrht with the Southern ,,hampign.
ihttlct"n meets Nike Gibbons here
on October 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
EIGHTEEN YEAR-OLD BOY KING
OFANL47EJR BICYCLE PA GERS
Bobby Waithour, Jr., Ankles
Away From Cream of Ma
TONS Riders.
LAD SCORES 81 POINTS
Nearest Competitor Is Able to
Register Only 10
Counters.

NEWARK: y. j. sept. n.-"H"bhy''
NaIthour. ir.. Is years oi age. :
KIN: ot American amateur hicycl +.
racers.
hN a"ki!nG away on his DaN' ~
racer win t""ntN-"nc points IN The
American amateur chamuiuush,t s,.-
ri"S held in the Nciodromr her. WIir
h"ur COPIED TIA" 1921 amateur ti'l,.
Although the cream nf the nation q
"a amateur riders competed Tor tn"
honor. so dcciSivcly did he outp,Iti
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REDS DOWN PIRATES

CINCINNATI, sept lI.-Marouora
Kept iittShureh'S hits scattered. ana
banked them until til" ninth innin.
cincinnati winning i"day'S game. /
u" /. Umpire Hrcunan was hin on III.
arm ny Hamilton. trying a quick re-,
'nrm delivery, ana was badly hurt.
The score:
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-FOUR DODGER PITCHERS
ALLOW TWENTY sAFET||
Douglas, for Giants, YankI
With Bases Full and
None ON.
IBy Associated prcss.J

BROOKLYN, sept. 1.-THE Clan,
bounced twenty hits of four Broob
lyn pitchers. three OF them soutl
paws. and won today'S game II
y. thereby going INTO first place
tho National League race.
\.~ Nnrl
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NV "h"Nl ............ .h:h unl lu'-i
summary Twc-ha hii-I|nnscca
Thre"-hase Maranvillc. stolen
haScS carey. RiGhcc. Sacrifice hits.
; "hN'ca. tiohcrtS"n. Double PLAYS
i'aGSraNe 1" paubert: 6roh 10 Eohnc
to pauh"rt Left on asc-Cincinnati
10. Pittsburgh. s. Easce on balls
of hamilton. 4 off MarquIrd. =. Hits
off Hamilton. in innings: off
carlson. none in inning struck
"ui-hy Marnuard ;. Losing pitcher
Hamilton. tmpircs Fireman and
Hart. Timc-i:50.