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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
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USE PHOTOS OF FIGHTS TO
SPUR GEORGES TO VICTORY
~ Nstoclutcd Frcss. !

NNNIINSSFT. T." I, NhN IL .irE"
4 .olorfd lithOgraDhs adjoining tn"
fvlVs Of tho indoor gymnasium In
q sorgcs Carpcnt,Cr's training camp
ar, among .hc most Interesting ~
coutrivanccs cm"!oych ny Manager
Dosramrs and Trainer Wilson TO aid
in bringing the challenger int" con-
ditou and Keeping him thcrn
on ono wall 81 a large poster show
ing the Frcnchman standing IN tri-
urnph over Joe Ecck";t AT the knock
ont ~ thc other sid" 81 thu ring
Carpenter Is shown nfter the victory
being huistri 10 the shnuidcra OF add
mirrors. Around tho walls ara other
pictures OF the European champion.
admittedly. he is not TO he allowed In
forget the slogan %! thr camp, which
is that he Is the greatest boxer in
the world and sure to DO champion
after July ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Free Tickets to Ball Games

lrint.d ahov" is another blank
cartoon hy 1hrlsty Walsh FOR the
"astua! fans of Richmond who
"ui"r ~" E.gnt Field Foll.s con
test hrlnG conducted by Tho Rich
mond Times Dispatch each week.
~" il'EutS to- rrc virginia
i-arur games on Iltyo.s Island
"iIl be awarded the winning car
tcnH.
Last week tho replies showed
m Increase over tn. mrs, week
ou' many contestants ra!l,d 10
9.t'" ih"'r nnn"s on Tho cartoons.
80 cartoon Viii be- construed IN
ltSH m" name ~ N" contestant
Is written thereon
Oct busy fans and send in your
titles and savings to Ia. Ei.h,
Field fol!l"s Ed,'or OF The Ron
.oni Times Dispatch. Have YOUR
nam" ~ NC paper as u star"
contributor.
Tgc winner of tho contca, las,
Wees WI. %" announced tomorrow
when IN" wiUnin: cartoon vii he
printed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
CALL POLICE 8 TIMES TO
QUELL BALL PARK RIOTS
Fans and Players Both Engage in
Iiuhts-TruCkcrS TruunCc
RiiIdcrs

NEWPORT NEWS. VA May 2l-
Police reserves Wcr" called uut thr,"
times TINS afternoon To qucE inn
pcrdin. trouble AT what Mas SUI
u".cd 10 hc "a ball game, hu; which
lnr"ality. was lust another almost
IA! rok"u series OF managing Hith
tn" umpire. both Portsmouth and
Newport News doing the wrauGl!nE
!lr,oriSmonth Won the game 1" ,
N" stands, and once had 10 stup a
n"nr-nght between lamy. center
fielder for Newpor, News, and Han
rlSoN
Portsmouth ou,playcd Newport
News in every department of TIA,
game. which was featured hy ';'rck
sons home rum. The visitor, won by
tn" coun, Of . % ,. cominE {. ON be-
hind In tn" eighth aud knotttng the
count and sending the winuIlC 'uu
over IN Tho ninth Ncwpor, NcNS
errors figured in TWO OF Portsmouth $
runs anu probably would hay, IN ,he
;''rd. had G.ocI<son not made /, i'm
pc3S!h.r by parking the ha.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Portsmouth.
Newport News.

iOrtSm Outh ...... 0as loo OH "a
Newport News Oo2 rnn ma o.
summary. Home run - Glonl-spu
] ""-hnsc hits Bangs and Ncputuft.
Nrc".'iCc hits Won. kcllcrutru Nc
1,i"nshiin. RiEgs Hit by pitcher
m!a' 1hv MctiIourh'In R;,:t,s ,Iy
ltaY). Wiid pitch MrGlourhit, i-,rs,
has" on balls on Kay. 3. OF Nc
.Inughl I'm. =. Struck ou,-hy Ruy.
i. by McGlouEhlln l. i.rrt oil L;,s.l
Newport ncwa. 10: rortsmou,h a,
stolen bases I.nmy. Luxe, f.tsu4 ~
len 60. 'ln--s tc). Tluc 81 ..a,,,.
10 l'n'p.ros and iipr-
l"r. .N''sHtN nee n.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
TOBEN'S HOME-RUN DRIVE
WINS GAME FOR BROWNS

IT. LOUIS. MO-. Nav ol-TnbIn's
nome run Int" the ri@h,-HciA hi.ach-
crH IN the ninth inning with GLEASON
on base. CAV" ST Louis $50 runs and
" TO victory over Wnshingtor to-
day. II was INC ArSt instance nero
MS season wh"'" III" rule giving n
natter nom" run inter IN" Gam-
WIS won. wns applied
Tho score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
YANKS DOWN WHITE SOX
Il! HAR0-HlTTIhG CONTEST

CHICAGO. May ol-The Yankees
ihiS afternoon defeated tho chicago
amer /~nr ny lie score u 10 s.
tn" Sew Yori; players touched tho
hits during tin" confess,
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
CARDINALS TAKE GAME
BY OUTCLASSlNG PILLS

PHII.NDELNUIA, Pm, May Al
:; Louis outclassed Philadelphia here
today 70 10 ,. making Is hits for al
bases, and prchtinE hy FIVE Phiia-
t"lnhlH errors. tOurnIcr's two home
runs made his total three for yester-
day and today. Mann also hit. n home
run with Two on base. and WrlEh-
stone. for the locals. drove the long
est nit Of the game. a linc-drivc over
tn right center hcld wall.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
SECOND DIVISION TEAMS
CARRY OFF WING HONOR,S
Wilson and Suffolk Outshnes Other Virginia League
Outfits for Week Ending May 1S-Glockson
Real Leader Among Hitters
by !. Kelly Perry.


MAJ SunoIk fur
Rocky OF
or,sn,onih land
Rocky
Mount Norfolk
won IN"
M among OF
CONSECUTIVE hi!nE the
Data
OF mad
mis- from
Game
,oos.T" has nan,s to least n
Won had
JoNn ~ ''''' Nv 'e' up Win
Back SuMoLh
day on brooks Tuesday
without
of
I" that hobbing. '' - ,"""'''
has D.! the las,e
After hitting znn
'''''
by
"->"' '''"s SAFETY Il
by Suffolk
Rang. omcr..
Wood" theft
in
number Of
games Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
BOSTON CAPTURES CAME
FROM REDS IN ELEVENTH
Eppa RiNcy. Tall Virginian. Weak
ems and Home Team Shovcs
Winning Tally Across.

BOSTON. NIny Boston won
'rnnl Cincinnati to 3 In tho
eleventh. inning today. when Holke
nn.Hod With - double to short right
.eIu on EiN'y. advanced Ia third on
f'rl~ sacrifice and scored when Glib
Sou singled. BrCssler made single
ana % uou"-rln IN his two times at.
m" nat for Clnvinnati, then retiring
from Gin" game because OF "A sore leg.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
TIGERS CAPTURE FINAL
OF SERIES FROM BOSTON

nETHOiT MAY y Dc'roi, took
'h- 'uul game Of ,ne sores ,..i,.
Boston today. 10 g. y.a,h : horne
ran % tn" "-gh'n inning clurNinr
the victory The visitors arov. Ay.-s
iroU mo box N thro. innings IN,
'' -'FE ''t!. ,h''6 ny onhrag pcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

McrcrrA,.urr M,in> Mel

PilIlNhEIPHiN, IA. May 81
McrccrshH;g academy won The ma
tioaai Intcrsuho'Is'i track and ncId
championship horo today, with totlI
OF - points, As \ result OF wirning
tho title three times. Merccrshurs
ais" gained permanent possession of
the championship trophy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

NlnIUHry: Two bhst hlis-EO th.
i'i,i'cc falk. collins. Hooper. Three
bias" hit-l'nnpcr Home riin-pcck-
lrpnugh. Stni"n haso--Fnlk Sacri-
nc" aits rrcionpnTgh and McuscI.
Double plays pipn. unassist"d pipp
20 fcCkinpau.h. collins TO johnson to
Shc"iS; Wilitinron I" Johnson to Sh""-
~ SChnik 10 Collins Left on bases
New ork =, Chicago, 3. Bases on
balis-off McWceny. .; of Ferguson,
/. iIlts--off McW"cncy, in . 2-3 in
ningS. of Wilkinson. 3 in ella in
ning struck out--hy McWeoney, |;
by Wilkinson. . bS Ferguson. 3.
Losing pitcher McWoency Umpircs
Evans. IIildcbrard and Moriar;y.
Time. AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
CHICAGO EVEMS SERIEC
BY BEATING TIE GIANTS
IN,. NssnrLn.nh nrnrrl

SEW YORK May 2l-Chica GO
oveucd M the four-gnmc series with
'hc Now York Nationals today by
Winning ~" last game, to -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

'Battcd for Lee in ninth.
TRan for SEVERED IN ninth

INtN I'I HtVVTtIU III NININl
Washington ...u0D 100 iiO-o
ST. Louis 600 lnn i'd
summary Two-haso hits-MiIler.
Charity, Tohin. Home run --Tobin.
Stolan base-Rice. Sacrifice Shanks.
Williams, Jacobson Doubls plays,
Tobin and Sislcr Loft on bases-.
Washington, s. ST. Louis. lIus..
on hnl nff palmero, /. ilits--off
in . "a. Struck out--by Moeridae 2,
Acosta, l paimero, T. Losing nil ch or
MAcosta umpiras-OWens and chill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Southern AhEncIntscn tcssitn.
New Orleans, 2 B!rmingna m. 1.
Atlanta, /, Little Rock. g.
Mobile, z; Memphis. S,
Chattanooga, 4. Nashville, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

ran for Grwdy in ninth.
TENtnd for POWELL in ninth.
CINCINNATI o.. ......oOO lO2 ITO On--5
EoS'ou %. ....., lO2 100 OiO Oft
summary Two-hasc hits-Fonscca,
liolkc, : Powell. Ford BocCkcl.
Home run Rrcss'cr. Sacri fees
FoUs"ca. Ford. rlrharc. - South
worth. ilulkC Double plays
napier 70 crane 90 t'ouscca, Fonscca
20 IIcpr % pauhort, Barbara to
Hplk", Barbara TO Ford 10 Rocket
20 Ford l.c'' on rlseS-cinCinnati.
10; Bostou : Rasc- ON balls-of Ma
u.or, |. off RINoN, :, OF OcschCer. 4:
M Fillngim, !. Hits-oft Napier, Z
.u >; oft RiHcy. ; in ; la; off Oes-
chEcr in 2-2. of FiilinEim in
Is. Hit by r,lcher by OeschGer
Crane. Struck out-hy RiXey, |:
hv pcschgcr. -: nv FiIlincim. / Wild
pitch EINov Passed Nall-O'Nsil.
WINNING pitcher -FiliinEim Losing
pitcher EiNtN Ump,rcs-fiart anu
Mccormick Time Of Eamc-2:22.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

'iiattcG for Murridgr In seventh
TWO out when winning run scored
81 I,rtiIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

V"t9lS -. ...ii llX3l - o
conc 'ou' when winning run made.
tRa't"d FOR Napier in sixth.
Nkau Tor RuUsh in sixth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
SERMON SERIES ON
BETTER WHEELING"
Or. =. g. Howard. Of FIRST English Luth-
eran Church. to Preach on
Civic Subjects.

4 series % sermons az special inter-
est TO residents O: WneciinE. has been
announced by Or. f.. c. Howard. pastor
Of the First English Lutheran rh&rrn.
beginning Tomorrow evening. No vii,
present several sermons. dealing with
the genera, subject. Potter Wh"eliuc.
The specific subjects will include:
Our Material Foundatioas which
VIII be 2 discussion Of th,' resources ~
ha nd and mo -iGh, use Of them IL hu;ic-
ing W great civic community. together
with the reflex influence Of thc same
upon the citizen.
.tivjc Beauty and civic E":t"Curn;.
= consideration % the rotation between
Oh. aesthetic i:fe and culture q the
community and is best development.
Morals and Magnitude" in which Il
vi, hr SHOWN that the moral and spirit
nal qualities OF CITY directly eft""'
il growth in size and Influence. and its
y,.ur - residence and business CEN
te-
II is not the purpose IN these practical
discussions - consider POLITICAL ""noI-
lions. but 4 is hoped that >nmH "nntr',
button may De made towards the Gcrc'-
opmeat % Wheeling into civic center
notable for it's beauty. wealth and spirit
nal deals. where the well-bning Of every
member o. the community will he the
aim OF ali social activities.
The ouartettc o. the church which has
awakened unusual interest by Some "1-
ceD,ional work recently. vii. present
some special numbers IN connection
with the beautiful vesper SERVES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
KINGS CLASS MEETS

Kings class OF Clinton VI. f.. church.
had very pleasant and important mid
week session at the Sunday school room
Thursday evening. The motto OF this
class is Live for Service. Not for
Glory" so most OF the evening was
spent in devisinS ways OF assisting the
Sunday schoo! with the next ch;ldrcn'S
day program; also methods wcde dis
cussed OF stimulating activities in older
boys. and girls organized classes - tho
Fifth distr;c: OF Ohio C'uDty. Ted Car
riSon and Harold M!Iiigan surprised and
delighted the class with 4 vocal duet,
they having r"ceivei privat" iaStruc-
tons and pra"ti""d without IN" know
ledge Of The members ot the class. The
refresh ment committee served very
nice lunch. after which the .wrnty-eiSht
members returned 10 their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Wholesale GroCers Name
Wagner Vice President
Local Man Honorsd at State Convention
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sales Tax

E. F.. Wagner. Of this city. vas re-
elected vice president OF the West Nir-
glnia Wholesale Gr"c"rs' association at
the close OF the. 18th annual contention
Of this organization Friday morning fol-
lowing a three day session at FarkerS-
burg.
Other Officers re-elected were: w. c.
McConnaughey Of rarkerShurg. preSl-
dent: j. i. Stevenson. Huntington.
treasurer: r s. Moore. farkNrseurS:
Robert Morris. Clarkshurc: William
Gu,lard Elkins: J. l.. Alexander. Blue
held: J. W. Hubbard Charleston; {. y
Miller. Martinsburg.
Before adi"urnluG the ErorerS passed
resolutions calling for the defeat OF the
proposed gross sales tax and stated tna'
IN their opinion. if that measure does
mass il will prove not only great
handicap but hardship to state ousl-
ness institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
No Agreement Reached
In Steam Shovel Case

After celebrating for nearly two
hours in the case OF DR.. +. II. Meghen
vs. the Wheeling Building Material
company. the jury was dismissed by
Judge J. e. Sommerville until Monday
morning.
The case grew out Of an accident in
which DR.. Mcighep alleges that he
struck a large steam shovel belonging
to the defendant company. which he
claims was setting on one side OF the
road without a light at about dusk. After
arguments had been made by both par
ties the case was handed TO the jury.
who could not reach any agreement
The jury was composed OF Arch L.
Metzner. c. II. Simpson. Fred F.. Ilegl"r.
d. s. Nesbitt. Wheeler Bachman. VIII
ham II. BORING. John T.. ka!ser. Louis
J. Ycar"r. Scott Nuzum. {. ". Kendall.
Harrison EckStcin and II. {. Merkle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Local Credit Men to
SteubenViIe Thursday

w B. Downs. chairman OF the enter
tanning committee OF the Wheeling As
ISOLATION OF Credit Men. announced f"$
terday afternoon that plans are under
way for the banquet and meeting which
will be held Thursday evening IN the
Fort Steuben hotel. Seerbcnville. II was
frst announced that the affair was TO
be given Wednesday,. but on account OF
several other meetings it had 10 be post
poned day.
D. w. Caulcy. secretary OF the C,eve-
land Association Of Credit Men. which
. Is one OF the largest associations in the
national organization. Will be the prtn-
cipal speaker of the evening. So far
il Is not known just what he will talk
about
A large delegation or the local mem
bers will make the trip to Steubenvslle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Fake Federal Officer
! Lectured and Run Out

Tho young man who was arrested
Thursday evening by local police
charged with imperSona;inG federal
officer. when ne went into Stewart and
F't,an's pool room. asking FOR SEQ Il he
would keep them out or trouble. after
being lodged in the city lookup all
night, was brought before county au-
thortt.es. After he told very SAD
story, the matter was discussed with
the federal officers. They said they
would not prosecute him so he was re-
leased and sent on his way. with the
understa nding that ne never would come
back to Wheeling and try 10 pull on
such a stunt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
DAnY TAXES ArPEAL.
Company Pinsd In Police Court for
Having Dirty Bottle Will Carry
Case 30 Criminal Court.

An appeal was taken in the case Of
the city Of Wheeling vs.. the United
Dairy company. which was tried scv-
eral days ago in police court before
Judge Ritz. the United Dairy being
fined $50 and costs for selling milk in
unclean bottles. The appeal was Mod
before John l.. Kingdom. clerk OF Grim
inal court. and will come up a. ;hr
May torn Of this court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Ward Baking Co. Wins
Accident Case Verdict

After celebrating for about fifteen
minutes the jury in the case ON Sam
uel Adams vs. Ward Baking company,
returned verdict for the defendant.
The case was tried before Judge j.
4. Sommerville in Part II OF circuit
court.
The sui; grew out OF an accident at
Twcnty-Seventh street, Neral months
ago At this time the Ward BAKING
company agreed 70 settle matters out OF
court. but Ada ms would not accept the
offer
The jury trying the case was: Will
liam l.. Gregg. George NJ. Medick. l.. IL
Kie,zlsy Harold Smith. Maurice t. hr,-
DALEY. J. w. krumme, J. G. Jung. d.
Carter List and John WcntzeN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
a. DIVORCE CASES
SET FOR MAY 1911

Tn dav- Il May - and II have
been ct aside h. judges r. 81. Addle-
man ani 8. -. S"mmeryilie IN Parts 4
and II ..<,.r,:,r!y Of circuit court for
tho hearing Of tn" for,y-four divorce
case< wh'In are on the docket in bot"
br.ncu". .
THESE Sort, -four cases are All tna9
IRE. i,,; nf The lnS at tho beginning or
the April term Of circuit which opened
Arrll !. II Is though: by the Judges
sitting IN both PARTS that 1t will take
n:f :, short time 10 clear up all these
cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
MACHINE STOLEN HERE
FOUND IN GAINESVILLE
Police Of Ohio City Hold Green Hudson
Touring Car Taken Prom Local
Pair Grounds.

Local police received word yesterday
from GAINESVILLE. o.. that they were hold
ing Hudson four passenger touring
car. painted green with Pennsylvania
license. on request sent out by the
Wheeling police department.
Mr. Harry Schneider. OF WaynesourS'
Pa owner OF the ear. which was taken
from the Fair grounds Tuesday after
noon was notified. and he At once left
70 bring the car back to his home. y"
information was given as 70 whether
any person had been arrested when the
machine was found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
BUY BARR PROPERTY
John T. and II. T. Carter Plan to Open
New Residence Addition Below
Triadelphta.

The John 4. Barr property. iura:ed
just hrHon the IS" bridge. below Tria-
dclpha. was sold yesterday ar'"rr""r ,"
Iuln Il gud H. T. Carlo" i iS uudel =
stool that the new "wr""S Ar" cont en-
plating fixing up the property 80 that II
can il" used ne 4 residential section.
The Barr property p one OF IN" I'D
landmarks -: WhrolnG ard = near m"
mouth of Wheeling Creek. Til" =" pert"
has - frontar" Of about 700 frnt along
tho Eat:ona! pike IN a very good locH =
ton.
The same interests. It IS undsrs;o oi.
have also purchased another l0-arr~
tract in tho same neighborhnod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23

The enchanted comedy BY the Edge
wood wizards, St nCcbasl's hall Edg.
tngton Lane, April 26-27. ap-o3-i
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-06-24
HERBERT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isom Midkiff and
daughter, Vesta Mae, and Miss Venita
Sheldon are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Richmond.
Mr.. Frank Chambers, wife and
baby were the guests of his mother,
Mrs. Nora Chambers, Sunday.
Several from here attended the
ice cream supper at Walnut Grove
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs S. V. Flowers attend
ed church at Patesville Sunday.
Nearly every one from this place
attended the birthday dinner at Mr..
Anderson Fields last Thursday. He
was a hundred years old. There
were between 1900 and 1900 people
present.
Mr.. Roy Foreman, wife and little
son Roy Jr., of Hartford were in this
neighbOrhOod last week.
On the way home from the Ice
cream supper Saturday night Miss
Ruth Husk happened TO a very pain
full accident. She IVES thrown from
the buggy and her arm broken.
Mr.. Robert Chambers is visiting
his mother for a few days. He will
leave, soon for New Mexico.
Misses Matte Barnett and Nina
Burdette were guests of Miss Eliza
beth House Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lula Swope spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Milligan.
Miss Matte Millgan is at the bed
side of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella
Milligan, of Owensboro,- who was
operated on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary Rearden was the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Bar
ker, Friday.
Mr.. Isom Mitchell, of Bells Run,
was in this neighbOrhood last week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-06-24

When Democrats in Mass Conven-
tions condemn the Republican Ad-
ministration for lowering the teach
eTs' salaries IT'S just about time to
adjourn. The $50 or more teachers
in Ohio County and the other thous-
ands within the State are not so
dense as to take stock in that sort
OF silly-sally stuff, neither can they
feOl the people of this good County
with that sort of gush, as everybody
not under, or needing the constant
care of a guardian knows that the
salary of the teachers of this County
increased approximately so per cent
last year, and that the previous DEM
ocratic Administrations made no sort
OF serious effort for better pay for
dhe teachers. What was it that the
WoOd-cock did?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-06-24

the overwhelming majority of near
100000 they again condemn the
Republicans for failure to reduce old
H. C. of L. And like the teachers
salary resolution, everybody knows
different, and that living expenses are
on the decrease. They also condemn
ed the Republicans for the emergen-
cy tariff bill saying that the price of
farm supplies and materials had been
increased by the measure (but we do
not recall that the measure included
agricultural implements, did it?) and
that the farmer was hurt and not aid
ed by placing a duty on foreign ship
ments of agricultural products into
this Country. In other words they
exactly crossed themselves by saying
that a tariff made one article high
er and another lower. We wonder
if the Wood-cOck will ever get back?
If he does we will wager that he will
be glad when the Democrats quit
resoluting.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-06-24

same day their heavier brethren lost
to the Provo first team. The score
was IL to 8. The honors were shar-
ed $3.50 anyway.
49,
The local third team jOurneyed to
Sulphur Springs Sunday and demon
strated that they could play real
ball when they defeated the third
team of that place by the score of
IS to /. The boys had a hard time
convincing local fans thar they won
by that score. but all reports were
the same, so we will have to give
them the glad hand-shake.
49,
Island Station defeated the Nc
Henry team at McIIenry Sunday by
the score of to 8. The Island sta
ton boys are setting pretty for a
good licking, some team from Ohio
County will have to turn the trick
and turn it quick or the Island boys
are going to think they have the
goods on the whole crowd of us. II
past history had anything to do with
the score in this game the Island
boys. argued and pulled the jumps
their way and real ball playing did
not win.
The local team is fast getting on
it's feet and in another week will be
open to take on all corners. We are
trifle late in getting started but We
hope a late start will promise a good
ending.
Beaver Dam and Rob Roy are
scheduled 10 play on the local dia-
mond Sunday. This is certain TO
be a good fast game. We don't
know who to root for but we are
going to watch someone win.
The local first team will tie up
Saturday July 2, with the fast Ma
sonville team. The game ought to
be scorcher regardless of the fact
that it is the locals first game and
that a couple OF holes will have TO
be filled due to the loss Of two
home boys to Beaver Dam.
The McHenry Maiestics play Rock
port tomorrow, and Martwick Sun
day. The McHenTy End team plays
Provo tomorrow and Martwick End.
team Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-06-24
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

The Rosine ball team lost a tight
game to the Baizetown team at Ro-
sine Sunday. The score was 8 to 8.
This is the second game this season
between these two teams. The first
game went to Rosine by the tune of
IL to 8. The batteries for the Sun
day game were: for Rosine, Monroe
Steyart and Burden, for Baibetown,
Wharley, Snodgrass and BaiZe.
Beaver Dam lost hard game to
the fast Provo, Butler County team,
Saturday, The game was forced to
go into extra frames in order for the
Butler County boys to win. Beaver
Dam had the game sewed up, but the
Provo's tied the score in the ninth
and won out in the eleventh frame.
The Beaver Dam second team de-
feated the Provo second team the