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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
SOUTH HILL TOSsERs
WIN FROM EMPOR|h
Ninth-lnning Rally Too Much
for Home Team-Wald-
bauer Pitches.

W ue lbiSbItch.
SOUTH HILL. VA, Aug. 2g.-Soutb
I'M won the third game of the cham
pionShip series OF the South Side Vir-
gina League this afternoon at t.m-
poria by the score Of 6 to ,.
"aIdbaucr. pitching for South Hill,
was practically invincible throughout
me game. striking out nine men and
allowing only four hits. two Of these
coming in the ninth after the gam.
was won.
tmporia scored In the fourth when
simmons walked. stole second and
scored on Marablc's single.
MusSclnnn. due To- brilliant sun
port. held South lin scorelcsS until
the NINTH when an error and six
successive singles. with two men
down. Melted South Hin six runs and
the game. :mporia also scored in
the ninth.
This makes the scrics two To one.
IN FAVOR OF South hin. The series
continues at South hin tomorrow
with Hruncr. for Emporia. probably
opposing Brown for South Hill.
batteries; Wa'dbaucr and I.eibs 4;
MuSsclman and Iioiloman.
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CALIFORNIA TENNIS
STARS COME THROUGH
mn Nssncintcd rrcss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.--Willic T..
Davis ana Robert and Howard Kin
ScN. all OF San Francisco. came
ihr"u.h to the third round of the
metropolitan tennis championship on
the turf Of the Crescent y. {. today.
MI won in straight sets. Cedric \.
Major. New York. nutplaycd Phil
Nicer, Seattle. recent winner OF tn"
national intercollegiate title for Lee
land stanford University. 10, "a.
John Il. Gilbert, of the British
Isles team. and 6. V. Todd. Austria
laSia the only foreign players to
compete, won with ease. Todd. by
close net vnllcyinG, defeated Sada-
kaza onda, q. Japan. 6-4, g.. All
other overseas entries. with the cX-
cCpiion of Eric TcEncr. of Denmark.
dcfaultcd. Vincent Richards. of New
York, also dcfaultcd.
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SPORTS
4 Boxing Champions
to Appear in Jersey
IRy Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-rour
boxing champions will appear IN
Tex richards Jersey City arena
next Monday afternoon
Johnny Wilson. OF BOSTON. and
l'ryan Downcy. OF Cleveland, will
Scttl" their controversy as to
which holds the middlewcight
title. This has been IA matter Of
controversy since their recent
meeting in Cleveland. Downey
claims he won the title then. and
wilson asserts he retained II.
In the prcliminaries, johnny
Bun, American fiyweiGht holder,
VIII engage Indian Russell. "A ban
tam weight. from Harrisburg. Pa.
nhd Mike McTiguc. who holds tn.
Irish and Canadian middlcwcight
titles. viii meet Panama Joe Cans
holder OF the Richard belt, en-
blematic OF the negro middle
weight championship.
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WOMEN TENNIS STARS
PLAY FOR TITLE TODAY
IHy Associatcd Press. |

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 2?.-Dou-
hlcs played instead al the scheduled
singles In the invitation womcn's
tennis tournament at the Newport
Casino here today resulted in a mar
rowing down to the finals in which
Mrs May sutton imndy and Mrs.
Howard q. Cushing will meet Miss
Eleanor GoSS and Mrs. l.. T.. Will
liamS tomorrow. In the singles.
which start tomorrow. Miss GosS viii
meet Miss Mary Is. iirOwn" and Mrs.
Eundy Will oppose Miss Edith Sig
Quincy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
RACE FOR NATIONAL LEAG/JE
PElNNANT BECOMES CRI1C/AI
New York Giants Take
Close Game From Chi.
cago Cubs.
lMEUSEL HAS BIG DAY
Left Fielder on McCraw's
Team Lands for Three
Safetics.
tBv .Asses.n;rn -prcss.l

NE" YORK. Aug. 2a.-Thc New
iorh Nationals cut ri,tsburghs lead
10 one and "A half games. winp;pr
'hcir seventh successive gam. TODAY
by defeating Chicago. s 10 ,h.
contest was ,seesaw un,ir +, ,..,,,,
''''"'hs was giraffe on both
: SUE thlcaSo had the tying run ON
''!IG hasc in the ninth a. -, ~"
;:"tt wits retired On II grou,Irr
My ne hiatt ing of Mcus.l who
mao. triple double single and :,
S"'rince IN hNc times NJ. was large
tory. NC
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PORTS TRUCKERS BY
YIN ~ PITTSBURGH HAS ONLY
Soldiers to Compete
for Shooting Honors
lKy Associated I.rrss. |

CANT PERRY. ONO. Aug. 29.-
orders 1" discharge on August -
100 men from TIA" second and
Third Regiments from Camp Sh.r-
man mere to participate IN the
matches Of the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION have been received by
colonel VI. Z. Mumua. executive
officer of the contest Their dis
charge Will rcuuir" "a rigid econ
omN in the detail work of the
matches.
IN an address at the up"uinr of
the Smhll-ar'ns firing school today,
Colonel Mumma urged extreme
rr"cauti"n in handling OF firearms
10 avoid accidents
i'hi seal examinations for in
Structors az the school of mus
kerry We're held today before
they could qualify for positions
an tn" ranges.
IN. team from Oregon is max
ing "a campaign to hold the 1929
national rifle matches in Portland
as AN added attraction TO the OK
position /" bee held in that city.
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ATS POUND WOODBJIRN

TTn.gi', {" m, Times nisrnichl
- toih. w. Aug % Hnmrina
'i,oH'r W"udhuru AT viii. the
n'S hi'crn'on took the gam"
81, 'h amor" 10y tho sr"r. Of . to =.
Tho Su1"lk ha.lcrs fa,i.nrh ,h.;r
lung aN"rIrc> with singles. ocn
"t'- ana 'r'ri"s. while Pitcher Fi;lc
l'''l down tn" Tar Babies 30 three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30

NEW YORK. Aug %. E,hcida
l!l"ibtrcy worlds champion swim.
mcr. added another national title 10
her ,Onuu"st~ today by winning IA.
tire" ANA "n"-hHlf mile champion
ship IN iiity-SiN minutes and ,W"nty-
seven seconds. strong tide ninn.
the course from Point i;r""z', l.. J..
L" brighton Beach. accounted for III
rrmHrknHi" tim" Ia contrast to ia,
record t"r ia" coErSr 81 on" hour
and tw"niy-Slh minutes ~, hy Elnlu,
i"Idinp IN 1872 Twenty nv" out of
twcnty-siH starters completed III,
race.
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ROOKIE HURLER JOINS
McBRIDE'S SENATOR'S
IspcciaI,o The Timcs.Diapatch. !

iIarman shore. Hou,hpaw, who has
a good record with the Nj. Airy team
Of the Old Hickory league. left here
tonight for Washington. -. g., 10
Join the Nationals for Il tryOut. shore
liz q COUSIN 81 Ernie Shore. who was
with the Boston and New York
American L"agm. clubs for several
y.arn. Homes OF both are In Yadkin
County,,
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p ittsburgh Pirates Drop
Second Contest to Brook.
lyn Dodgers.
PlTC HE r RESPONSIBLE
Winning Run Scores in Ninth
Inning When Cooper
Makes Error.
IHy Asanrintcd rrcssl

bkookLYN. y. Y, Aug. %
Brooklyn took the second game OF
the series with Pittsburgh today.
hur'%r winning pitchers duel from
cooper. /" y. With two out i'm m.
hlhth' Myers doubled and scored
when Cooper. covering first bosc
muned "A throw by Grimm, who h,I
made quick recovery of Schmnndt.s
haru hit, AFTER the bail had bounded
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NcM Mnnuurr fnr rhIIIIc..

THIT.NDET.FHTN. TN. NuE. u
William r. iiakcr. president Of Shc
Philadelphia National League base
bal! club. announced today that IrV-
ing Wilhelm had been signed as
manager for 1922. Wilhelm came To
tn" l'hillicS az trainer aud coach. and
since William Dnnovan'S removal
several weeks ago. has been acting
manager.
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~ - IN N'IIN III NINVN.
I EAltrh Tor hAm.htnn IN ninth.
', il>nn.

Walker aud Matters. Two-nas hits
lica~n". N'r,uiy"a. First base on
hAIls oft il"arnc. l. of Peterson, I;
II Eck,rt STRUCK out hy Iicarnc.
:. hy.pct"rsuu. /. 10y Eckcri /. Wild
uit,h Peterson. Losing pitcher
Peterson. Duuh.c plays Walker To
Martin To- Roth; li,arnr &" Martin
Normly"a to Bowman. Tim" Of
gam. 80 empires W.st"rv"lt
and blackburn. Attendance i Toe.
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MAJOR LEAGUE SCOUT
SEES TEAMS PERFORM
Mcckcr Hurls Spec
: tacular Ball for Ivory
Hunter Benefit.
CONTEST VERY nn,r.,.IANr ONE
, Home Run by Grccnnc with Two ON
And sharp Fielding Ontstnndin.
Fcaturcs-I>rllcr out "f Game.
a bbott Iinck uchind lint.

SCpnt iDripntE Tho I'bi1ui.s m, a
Atblc,,,s s,.,nnd ,r,, ,,o nIl IAN
<.hI''SS S'vFP'" INTO 'he "'" ""i'
yard to watch IN" Colts and Truckers
in the firs' game II ,he series yes
,ra ,.. =,
went TO the mound for Richmond
and pitcher such excellent bali that
Tho ,.ol,v ,-i,,u,d ., ,,i. .,
"> 'H
.ne score % To l. tnert"y causing
the ivory hunter" To ST up and TAX"
notice
7, r,,., n,. ,.n v..I.y ;.,,,.
- ""S' nave "t'H Ntehtr ''i'h-
day. for the Stocky sorthpaw per
formed w.uJerfull, FOR N..,l,.r
,,,..n ~ h,lj H. 80
foyr -" -. ',mS 1911
ta Irn 81 ~ ,mnt.e' ml""t S.nIte
HMaa'G, NJ n' WI j" """-u''
has, ts"'.,,nI"1 'u m,,h, 49, Nv"
Smi,o VI. "n.,S H,,u iu, ~, i ~" u'"n'
scn,.,;yc -, M us Wv ~. " ,.f',tI,',
yo Wh thS 90 Co., .. .a,,t.. ~,
,,r,,iirb, 49, ,,.,mh., Ms
anS En- va it,I.,,.'I
dnnh, I'M .a,,'., ~ ~,
W,rr Gn,cb,. rao,,., 49,, ,,, Nv,
49, 49, .' Il h,h
p Ewc-y 81, .rrdcd n.rrn.,lv u,h.l, ~.
ONLY error or Inc AFTERNOON cam,
49,, rsn- n,, .iH, ,l,yt,,,,
second Sase' fumbicd H"ck's roller in
only sign of a misCuc hv any PLAYER
daring Inc entire ! hour ana 80 min
nos Of NAV Hnugs gCoulttcd him
sclf robiv m tho krvstour sack. hav-
ing his head M more than once
Truckers Completes Double PLAY.
Tn, game was one "f tn. hes,
PLAYED here this season. several bril-
liant pieces Of ficldiug rcWardinu the
iar&c Moniay crowd. "E,dry"
EcarnS who Sportcd "a Suffolk ami
form when hc appeared here asst .
and Bangs pulled a pretty bit Of .
defcnsive work in ,hc second inning
Wcafcr lei M with single. Tn" .
visiting 'nhciu played IN Tor Shc"-
hans hunt ana they played right for (
kearnS caught IN" hall hci"r" IL
s,rECk INC Sround and N"atrr was
haG Again IN The eighth inning
Bangs had his head up when he COW z
erca second ana TOOK throw from
a'' h "'''r N'"''r ma" i"i" ""wn
punt
Apparently II was day for tho
S.c"mu E"S.m.h 70 S,an" ON prom
inontiN from defensive standpoint.
,hhr HhhS%n s, 'hc n"''S lnard,ah "t
~, IN W. 1870. '' w., IN, ',r
,,. ~" W M N'i'n i".l"t' i' '""S
isIh'h nara hpun"rr IN one hhnh,
il,r running Jus, hack "t second.
inn lhrr" the hAt''r out AT the m
IN 20 80 r
rur,nr n,,ch,1 ,,,,, ,,,,, 49,, ,',
). tu' p'..nt" -" n.,I' an" WIS
{ - ~. a.! IN" encouragement n"SSlhlc
~ ms team mates ior 'hcy treated
nm nm I" "hc-r"n isah IN the initihi
|. haanes "'"n "ut' n"' MAIN
~ ""uni' I" itI' ih'i"' thc Dan .
=, ""ns I'm ""f IN; Mho p,nS
:" ~ w "nS'"'e o. N'lirr. ih' .
tSu'a' u "u' "i IN" game on account .
1t S''hh'sS' ,'""srtrce trlp'ch To
nt"n center and MathaE scored. Nal
zone aimee ana i!lack Was an easy
"ht after NioN had reached first on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
TOPS CLUBS
OF SOUTHERN CIRCUIT
IBy Asxocint.L rro.sl

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug 2a.-Thc
standing OF the clubs in the south
crn Association. including the games
OF sunday. August -. was announced
today by Irwin u. Howe. Official sta
Stefan. as follows.
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summary. Two-basc hits--K ildun.
stolen shaw. Johnston l2).
Sacrifice 'hit-tutshaw. Left on
bases -l'ittsSurEh, .: Brooklyn, o.
Bases on balls--on Cooper, |; or
Ructhrr. =. Struck out-by Cooper.
y: by Rueth"r. {. Gmpircs-Hart and
EmSlic. Timc-l:5S
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us II Il - )
ted for killcfer in ninth.
u for York in ninth.


summary. TWO-baSr hitS-McuS.l.
Young. rawlings. Threc-h base hit
McuScl. Home run--fIollochcr. Sac
riiicc hitS-Dcal. Kelly 90. Grimes
90. Barber. Burns, Young, Mcuse..
Double plays Bancroft. Rawlings
and Kelly; Burns. Bancroft and
Frisch; snyder and Bancroft. Left
on hascs-Ncw York, IL Chicago. =.
Eases on hails-om Freeman, .; off
Jones, 2 ilitS-on Freeman. = in l
tnonc out in second: of Jones. : in
) l-3 innings: OFF York, . in ! 2-3
innings: of Toncy, in - innings;
off Sallee, ? in 3 "a innings; off Shea.
Struck out-by Jones. ): by Sallcc.
l; by shea, |. Winning pitcher-Shca.
Losing pitcher-Ioncs. Umpircs-
Mccormick and KLEIN. Time-2:oa.
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BRAVES FALL VICTIMS
TO ATTACK OF REDS
Try Associated Press.

BOSTON. Aug. 23.-Boston lost its
seventh straight game today. Gin
cinnati winning. 10 to 1. BrcssicrS'
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Tnrhor0 at SUFFOLK.
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth at Kirhmnnd.
Norfolk at Wilson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tro"kl,h; Pittsburgh. y.
New York. y: Chicago. ..
tinrinnnti. 10: Huston. g.
mnly games ~cbriiuird.)
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IL go. :,
S'pr" by innings.

Ihrb"r" ............ 200 loo 600
summary: Two haso hiis--parkcr
licng"S, bnwn"y. Irannigan, Brown.
lh''t- hds" hit. Turns. stolen
bases --b"wnry %, I.cid. Sarrih :"
nit -powhcy. i'oubic piays-parierr
I" kcll"rman TO Cunuinrha Parker
I" kcllcrman I" tunninghnm. Hit
~ pi'chcr--b. W"odDurn T.clD
l.cft 90 hascS-Snnnlk I: Tarboro. :.
Bases on balls-un Ftkc, q: of
Woodburn. 3. Struck out.-,b; Fikc.
?: 10y WOODBURY.. /. Time 81 game
Las Empires - Thompson and
Wright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30

American Association Results.
Milwaukee, l. Toledo. 3.
ST. Paul. o: Indianapolis. 4.
Kangas city. II. Columbus. 2.
minneapolis. IL; Louiavt,le. .,
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10 hc carried from m. n.Id M.
I'"Nin- TIA" game n,C.Ssitaird o,,i,o
Il SNAKE up ~ jhr Tarh,.lS' nnrun
\cNuOrf Nru.
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MINOR LEAGUE TEAM
BEATEN BY DETROIT
Especial to The Times dispatch. !

SAGINAW, MICH. Aux. %
Pitcher Shrivcr. of the Saginaw club,
" IN" Michigan -ontari" League. hcld
The Detroit Tigers TO six scattered
hits and famed ten batsmcn in an
exhibition game here today. Detroit
won. i to L. errors figuring in all the
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 3; Portsmouth. 1.
Wilson. 8; Norfolk. 9.
suffolk. %: Turbnro, 3.
Newport News. 2: Rnrky Mount. ..
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh AT BROOKLYN.
Chicago AT New York
IT. Louis AT Philadelphia.
Cincinnati ut ISo.to
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Pittsburgh.


IotatS % u 4'26 s
w" out when winning run was
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Open date.
pIcdnont League Rc.uI,..

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Washington.
Only game scheduled.
Piedmont League Results.
Danvillc. q: Raleigh. 6.
High Point. Is; Winston. Salem: g.
Durham. {. Greensboro. oil in
niDuSD.
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Score by innings: X. ". H..
Detroit ... 00i 600 O02. /
Saginaw ....lno inl ool -
Batteries: Parks. walsh and
Woodall. Manion. Shriver and Mckee.
llayford.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Talking Turkey for
Public Welfare


Every Kansan should read the opin-
ion handed down By tho supreme
court Saturday affirming the validity
OF the Industrial court law In addi-
tion 10 tho interesting decision in
favor 0f the labor law, the opinion.
written by justice u. a. Burch aud
roncurrod In BY all the court. II "a
clearcut declaration of the rights of
the public ir industrihi controversies.
IL II Understandable TO iaymen. and
not only gives the legal reasons why
the law n constitutional. but diacusrra
the moral and economic reasons why
such law should remain 10 protect
the public welfare.
POSSIBLY no one expected that the
law would be declared unconstitu-
tional. because many OF the best law
yers Of the state and OF the nation
have given expression to the belief
az to It's validity from a constitutional
standpoint Hut no one can read the
opinion handed down by the Kansas
court without much cieaScr Conccp-
tiOn OF the law and is soundners from
the standpoint Of the decision VIII he
20 increase the popularity uf the law
In Kansas whore there II little oposi-
ti0n to a. other than through the
channels of radical labor leadership
and the employers Of labor who feat
to submit their own policies toward
their employees tu tribunal such az
the law creates But with the unani.
nous opinion Of the Kansas court 81
sustain the constitutionaiity of the
measure. there viii come renewed
determination on the part Of the peo'
pie Of the state 10 maintain II against
| the combined assaults OF the radicals
from the ranks Of both labor and thf
employers Of labor.
The opinion handed down BY Justic'
/ Burch breathes the spirit 0f the Law
as Kansas understands the measure
/ II has teeth" In II FOR any Comhina
/ tion ~ Interests that attempt 20 sub
merge the rights of the public IN az
industrial controversy. and the Do
cision by the court talks turkey fol
public welfare
There il every Indication In Kan
sap that the employers who do no
| want 10 give labor "a square deal. anf
| the labor leaders who do not want q
I give employers square deal vii
combine to fight the industrial cour
! law. They have different purposes 4
| scrve hut the same object 10 reach
Roth alike fear 10 trust their eases q
| tho adjudication uf the people thrCugl
| establlsh shed government Failing b
their legal fight. they viii attempt q
destroy the law through political &C
| tivity.
The opinion Of the court onterihl
as IL does into every phase of IN
| Industrial court law and It's aims q
promote Industrial peace. will arous
"a new interest In the measure on IN
part Of the public and make the plan
~ those who oppose u more difti
| emit
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Labor Effort Mad for the Satisfying Of Human Weeds

me caeman Of New Mexico rides mis- impoverished range and
against all impossible handeap maintain his place in
the chsn human needs order supply the need Of meat
Some labor leaders may say and the caeman think that
profit and the latter seeks the common
need Of that fundamental 10 the win that makes the cat
sman disregard working hours and personal comfort and every
thing else but the successful performance Of his function
way Oklahoma fights by longer
hours the hsndcaps Of epidemic Of rust in his
grain and dsorganzed markets and freight Labor leader
snip and the farmer ny think that his primary object
profit; the cattlemans
ths endless chain Of human necessities that behind effort
often hesrtbeang in its discouagemen and hardhips and
lack Of reward
And there is type Of labor leadership which appears 10 hold
that the producer and the wheat producer should deliver
their product whatever Of effort and working hours and
handicap lower and lower prices while labor asserting that
paramount takes for its slogan the question Are getting
h7 meaning in this application ARE getting higher wages
shorter hours working conditions; Is the ncom
pstsn and the ier and the h getting his equal terms with
honest effort individual initiative and the reward of developed
abilities and strengthened character being amped beneath the
heel Of tight organization. and crushed7'
Fortunately fortunately the Of this type of labor
Leadership in county shows signs Of waning Constantly
reading widely Steadily thinking
ayng motives and weighing values and taking stock Of them
selves individuals and in relation their neghbor The sell
fish leader the prang dsmagogus the pOwsnoxcaed fanatic
each being studied BY those each seeks 70 influence or exploit
And the drOne the saymOney also being studied and
thought about by his red blOOded fellows
Out of this firmly convinced growing clearer
deandng Of the balance Of that should exist between
labor the creator land the foundation and capital the link
that will help the freedom and the rights Of each and the wei
fare Of all
Curious for his view and with some anxiety as to it, we handed
the definition Of labor quoted above from the Blacksmith
Journal friend who active and enthusiastic member of
powerful local railroad workers union.
THE definition is right he said but the conclusion is
wrong And he continued;
You might say that the earth important than the
rain the plants that both produce because the rain rises from
the earth But the earth important as it Is wouldn't be worth
whoop 10 without the rain
And after thinking minute this concluded
Neither earth rain would be worth whoop they ddn
work together There wouldn't be any plants and we'd all be in
pickle
Labor says the definition Of the Students Reference Work.
is effort made for the satisfying of human needs
Our language weight definition with greater respOn
siblity.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
NO WONDER 1T WORKS

NEWSPAPER makers spoofng themselves with the
IN classified populary known
- want sd creation Of the modern for the
and profit tie subscriber his wife and the
neghbo his paper before the family has
finished reading it,
Professor David NJ Robinson. Of Johns Hopkins
University produces evidence prove beyond
that ad used as; 70 c. and possibly for
before that haeon period the evolution Of the
Digging professors sometimes disposed 20 do, making
dig professors function Professor Robinson has
brought ght Pompan bboards of mquestonabc
theny These from the particular strata which scientists
labelled Of the first volcanic eruption and burial of the
Roman city Here Of the want ads Of the perod'
TO RENT froyu first day Of next July. shops with
ihem finer upper chambers and house in the
Arrius Polio Block owned by Gnaeus Marius.
THE SNEAK THIEVES request the election Of vaiia
aedile
MAKE Pubius Furus acdile beg Of you lie is good
A COPPER POT hash been taken from this shop. Who.
brings will receive 6j II shall
the thief he will receive additional reward
Not much change would required make these iii in the
pages todays Herald The second for instance
only amended make read "The automobile
speeders request the removal Of Judge Mcclellan
And Pompean ed. Copper Pot, need only be
amended 10 make Il read 'Tin Lizzie
10 b. c. the want ads got results III
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The evening herald., 1921-06-19

and kOturah, and | sat back, but !
saw and heard all that was said aud
done.
And tho lecturer told how many
Defective children were born, and
how many Morons were born. and
how many children were reared In
t'nwhoiesomc Surrounding and how
the world was on the TohogEau be-
cause no one had known the Science
Of Eugcnics And ! am afraid that
most that she said was true.
And the women sat around her,
and listened with all their ears. and
fclt the Importance of what she said.
And as w went away, kciurah In
quircd ~ mo. saying, What dldsi
thou think 81 ~
And / stid. ~ was "a fino example
Of the waste % Good stuff on people
who have no need Of II. and further
more. il dealt with hut one aspect Of
the question. ana that WIS Negative
And I said, ! hope the recording
angel did not notice q little smile
that ! had all to myself when ]
looked over that bunch that listened
TO the lecturer For a majority ot
those women were unmarried, and
quite unlikely 10 marry And ma
iority OF the others were married
aud childlcss aud some OF them mor'
likely 10 remain childlcss than 10 re-
main married
And ~ for tho rest. they averaged
about three quarters Of "a child apiece
and that fraction was luny and
| Badly pampcred Fraction, Aud
mentally applsuded tho heroic rcsolu
/ tion Of that whole Bunch that thoi
would DO nothing 10 add TO the mum
bCr of badly born children. Aud
sail, But thou. koturah. who kuowcsi
| mighty little about Eugcnics, has
practiccd u iu the positive way, ful
/ thou hast given 60 the world Five
/ Strong Healthy children. and thcs
have married other children. Thot
/ art the mother OF more good. whole
/ some. promising American manhoo'
] Bunch.
! And Kcturah said. Nay. I know
NcfN little ! have hardly undcrstoo
before the meaning Of EuEcrics.
| And / said. There Is too much q