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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

nanry. TWO of Ronaoke's passes
were Incomplete and Jones received
Oakey'S pun; and was dpwurd on
'hc twcniy-th!rd- yard line. Robins
Went In Tor Fucker. Richmond,
bali Hieelcr made TWO yards. Iicg-
Ter Was put OH the field for s,us
riie on the next play Tor slugS;us
Ccuk who wa. ruushing IN p.!c-up
after the referees whistle. k!ch-
iI"ud was pendiiHea hdii TIA, d.s-
tance TO the goal placing the bail
on the eicven-yard line. Rotter was
on side on Roanokc's lIur u; scrlIn-
mage. Richmonds bali on the
siHtrenyard line. Fray made Iirst
down in two line p!unges. Rich
nionG drew a Vineyard OF side PEN
ATTY. GriSS made one-yard In a
pile up OF interference. Richmond
on the twenty -Secondyard line.
Grigg made i've yards th..d down
and ten to 80. and Jones made
th.rty-two yards around right end,
the pretticst run OF the game.
Lineup and summary:
Richmond. Roanoke
Ruckcr. lc't md ...... Roller
Car.tnu.... LETT tackle 49,. Potter
| Booker ...... left guard .Geisitn
I;.thel....... center .......Lugan
Price. right guard White
Johnson. right tackle ..... Davies
! Reans. right end anderson
Towi!l. $50. quarter back Caldw"l
Fray. ...... left hal. ........ iiur;
Nahaney.... right half Oak cy
Hics 'cr. full back .CnuN
summary: Scoring goal from drop
kick-IicGl"r. .. SUBS, buttons --Roa-
nUkc. ou!ds for Anderson: Anderson
foi Oakley; Smoot for Roller. Rich
mond. Jones for Towill; Hodges Tor
Johnson. GrigG for XicTlcr. Zicrl"r
for Mdhhncy: McCurkle for XicI.lrr.
Officials Referee, BiNy Gooch. Viz
isiuia. uaIpirc, witt. Virginia. head
! lin"SnHn. Moss. w. Il l.. Time OF
periods !" minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ST. JOHNS WALLOPS
: CHlMBORAZO TEAM

Using only straight football. tho
st, Johns Evangelical Church foot
ball team yesterday afternoon cx-
r"r!cntcd httlo trouble in disposinc
OF the fast chimLOrazo gridir"n con-
tlngcnt. The score was - toS
Inc church boys registered their
Initial touchdown in tn. first quar-
ter, while the East Finders hung IN
two markers Win a sa fcty in the
came period. The St. Johns team
scored one more touchdown in tn.
second quarter and TWO additional
ones In the third. The Chimborazo
eleven got the additional six points
In the second quarter.
Barhee played Il brilliant game for
the church team. scoring two Of the
touchdowns and contributing severn!
hair-raistaS sprints. Haase scor, Z
one Of tho tonchdowns and DictZ
plunged across the goal line with
the fourth one. Gecze played good
game for the Church Hill team. Tho
entire st. Johns team PLAYED an ex.
cellent game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

pass. Reams 20 Jones. was incum-
pictCd MahaD-y tailed TO gain and
the Roanoke Lac frightened. smpth-
eiiug the next play. making IL four
down anI eleven - go. R"am>' punt
was downel on tine lvrnty- yard linz"
tho Spiders having again Ia led ="
score. when in til" Shallow al their
opponents goal "or !oano.,c. Oakley
made one ya;G and III" half "nd-d
>-rord linlt.
Oakley returned Reaius' kick of to
tAe twcnty-svv.u-! line; Hurt
failed TO gain, two attempted passes
We're incomplete and Oakley punted
high. Roanoke WAS pcnaiized I'VE
yards for touching the punt before
any member OF The spider men had
got through and Mahancy failed to
gain. jones made another good run
around i,ft end for nine yards. aud
Fray made i; frs, dawn. ON IN,
nest play Mahiucy made two yards
through the line. and Z!cgler mad.
Il first down on the twenty yard
line. Jones made one yard through
tackle Nahuncy added four Oh 2
cross buck; Jones failed to gain
through line. and a pass. Jones TO
Icams WAS incomplete. This was
The Spiders fourth failure nj pcnc-
tyatius III, Roanoke line when clos,
to- the goal line E"auokes ball.
first down on their tcn-yard line
Oakley mad" nine yards through the
line. Two other attempts at line
bucks failed. when Bethel broke
through center. but Hurt got through
tackle on the next play FOR first
down on the wcn'y-onc- yard Inc
white was hurt ana tim" was called.
- l. he al ~
| Roanoke lineup. Couk made one
yard through line. \ pass. Caidw"li
20 Guilds, nctted four yards. and 4
second attempt was incomplete.
! Oakley pun;rd to Jones. who was
( downcd on the forty-scvcn- yard line.
( IN the fi'st play, a pass. Jones 10
Fray. Melted fourteen yards and an
other frs, down Fray was forced
| on the next play and tho ball WAS
outside. Oakley was replaced by An
dcrson. Nahnrcy failed to gain
! Spiders fourth down and eleven to
go. Jones made four yards around
! left end and PASS. Jones 20 Ruck-
err was INCOMPLETE. Eranokcs ball
on the thirty-ri-hj-yayd liuc. On the
| INST play i tumhi" lost nine yards a
pass. Caldwell 20 Hurt. nrtted four
yards. a second attempt WAS incom-
plctc and Jones vas dowuod on thc
thlrtN-cish YARD me after i"c"lN-
ing punt. Roanoke recovered
Trays tumble on the f"rty-one-ynrd
line, couk made five yards through
center. failed 10 gain. and Oakley
made il nrst down. and the quarter
ended Eoanokc'S ball on the thir
ty-yGrd line
Fourth Quarter.
4 Roanoke pass VAS incomplete.
Fray in;crccp,ing. Tia. ball aud
Roanoke recovering his tumble.
Rucker broke uD The ncNt attempted
pas. \ we'll executed pass. Caid-
| well 10 Hart. iJ!."l -. e fcw uchrs
to make FIRST down. Hichmord's
hal! and Mahancy failed =" gain.
Jones made four yards through
! tackle. added one more. and Carl
! toms punt WAS down on the forty
! second yard iinc. Eoanokes ball
| and Oakley failed to gain. Coach
| Dobson sent i'm Hodges for Johnson
l GriKg for Zisglsr and ZieKicr for Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
PETE HERMAN, BLIND, EAGER
TOREGAIN OLD BANTAM TITLE
Former Champion May Get Back Sight Of One Eye
but Operations Fail OH Other-Drcams of
Winning Back Crown

NEW YORK. Oct. Elm a room,
on the top floor o: a hotel ON Broad
way. IN the seventies. lies Pet.
Herman. former hantnmwcisat
champion OF The world, now almost
totally bliAd In the hriEhicS, day
l.Eh, objects more than few feet
from him are all but indistinet blurs:
when the shades OF his room are
even partly drawn he can not see
at all. I'or hvs weeks he Law flat
on his back with both eyes tightly
handascd lest the light blind them
forever hut Tor the last two week :
or so he has been permitted TO gn
out 20" an hour or TWO 4 dav, to
be led about by his vie or his man
nEcr. So NJ Goldman
Tha; he VIII fully regain tho sigh,
81: his left eye IS pro5uble He has
had three operations IN hi, risht eye
which seems hopeless. but his ply
stefan nov heiirvcs that the blind
n"es IN thc lett ayc Is caused by
pressure Of bone in the nos. on
ran optic nerve and that this condi-
''on may be corrected by an oper-
rtion.
DTenn,s az urwinning Tile.
Mrs Herman has been with the
.!tt!c fighter only couple OF weeks
before that She had no mixing OF
his blindnes. Wha, does Herman
think ahou, as be lies inactive from
day TO day.
OF aeE,ine." says his wife
promptly. Then she adds: 'IIe even
dreams about it." Herman Su;
.trhish' ny in he'd n. face glowing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Baseball Charity Fund
Remains Undistributcd
ne As.oeIatcG pres,l-

NEW TORK, Oct, al.--N 80 do
clsiOu has .oi been ronchod on tho
distrihuion to Chnr!ty OF APPROX
!m"taIy 100000. tho proceeds ut
tho mach discussed tie worlds sn-
RE. game between tho Yankees
Hnd G!an :. Colonel T. l.. huston,
part owner OF the Yankees, said
today.
Commissioner X. NJ. lands and
officials u the TWO New YORK
clubs uro expected TO confer In tn.
h'l: fntUrc on thH allotment OF
tn" money. Several ORGANIZATIONS
nriEdiuS the Disabled Veterans
Association. hive hc"n mentioned
as likely 70 uencnt troia tae iund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ND MARY DEFEATS TRINITY COLLEGE ELEVEN
Pari-Mulucl Betting
Barred AT Charleston

ELcSTOS. ". VA. oct. 81.
The west virginia Supreme
Court ruled today that par!-mu-
tuci machines are gambling de-
wees ahd cannot be operated ut
the Tri-Htate Far ~ Huntington.
The c"ur, was asH,d Ia issue an
injunction To restrain the prose
cutting attorney 81 Catell County
from int"r'or!ug with The opcr-
ati"n ~ rte devices, Attorneys
for the fa!T association maintained
That tho SunrrC'" Court should
permit, ihc machines at tho hurs"
race. because ;h. state las pro.
Aibit:ng ia" Is. pf gambling de-
vices did not specifically mention
,ho parI-mutuclg,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Enn,nns Cnnf.rcnr..

The famous conferences OF TIM
pires H'id"hraud aud KLEIN now takes
rank with that famous Cunidcntl,I
cha; thu Governor az south Carolina
had with the Governor ri North
Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Generals Loom as South Atlantic Champs
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Boxing Holds Attention Tuesday Night
EARLE
by EARLE LCTI

Washington and L."o, tic with
West Virginia was lhu moH: !mprc,-
5!"o feature OF the Old dominion
football games yoH!"rday. The Cen
erals, by hp!d.uE .ho ,,uuni that last
w."" dc:-n cd tho powerful Pitts
hu-Ih eleven. Immediately becomes Il
ro"l contender tor soat!, Atlantic
hpuocs.
Virginia ard Vir!r!a Military In
r.tuto must show Improvement to
take their ThRnhsEiving gnm.s. The
Orange ana Blue hat played yestcr-
day Will DO no match for Carolina.
while tho Cadets must Bct more
punch to Wi" from Virginia Poly.
], Is a safe be; that the University
OF KlchmonG- Will!G;m and Mary game
on Thanksgiving Day VIII tie the
best attraction IN Virginia. Tho
teams are evenly matched aud ar.
better trained than many OF the So
called major college el.v.us in the
state. 1t Will be game worth
watching.
Johnny Attell. WHO manages Andy
Tucker. the sensational Kew York
scrapacr, who wiil bc seen here on
Tuesday night a; the strand Thea
ter. Is anxious TO b-!nS Terry Miller
back here for another neht. Little
Jcn. the tough Baltimore Md is tn.
one At,eI. would Ike 10 ma,cn his
boy against. Both are hywcishts
and would he moro evenly matched
titan Miller and Holman were last
month.
Terry had an or-nigh, whom he
mot Holman, says At,.ll in his chal-
!'ngc. n" also admits that Holman
was not =. his best. aud is willing
'"r return 'nstrh, dnsI\'" the dii-
ference Ia tn" weight - the two
boys. Miller, SAYS .itt.!'. - tho Iron
man" Of til" ring. lie has, been go.
ing since Ac was u: matter Of
twelve years, Hrd has me, Jack
ShHrh"v. \hc Gplrsteti. Frankie Ic-
romc. sammy Nun.c. W!.I.e spencer
ard "tE-r top-uotcners to whom
lie has given from ton To fifteen
pounds. Ills d-aw w.,h rancho Villa
the new Aywcighi champ. is his best
achievement .ec.nt!y.
Charlie Holman has been uuoi"d
as saying that nc does MT want to
hcht again In Richmond. lie has
given NJ his work IN HONEYWELL and
wil! soon launch nut ON campaign
which Viii carry him iu,o the N"rth
ana East. To got in trim Tor this ne
VIII meet Barney Mclr.;ee In Hope
well on Tuesday uirut. Mcini-e IN
their previous meeting rot a decision.
Il is Holmau's chance 40 redeem him.
self Ia the estimation Of his friends
here.
There would have be"n big dele.
cation from Richmond 10 see Nul-
man and Mclutcc IL Hopewcll cX-
cept FOR the entertainment; Planned
tor the same nigh; q; ;hr Strand
Thcatcr BY tn Church HIN Athletic
Association. 1t is unfortunate that
two good shows conflict. as the light
fans here would like an opportunity
TO Sc. them both.
lack Dempsey may 90 to South
America ana nght person named
Luis F!rpo q, Bu-nos Aires Senior
firpo has done considerable Hsb;inE.
and never having seen any one bet
ter tha.i Senior f::IS ,!:H n.A!u. en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

.t,,..t 4, .
'"uh'"StS COVE INA; way believe ta.i
20 'nSh ran STOP hi'n.
DHhoSo> - %. tnc up!niun that hc
can bu"t tIrp". Dempsey has gccH
"i ;hc orin.on for s.Nu.Hi years that
IL" man ~ the woT.d can beat h!'n.
and 90 Tar he ha. been absolutely
quite often turks In tao spots wnsrc
Que would never cXpcct to nrL H.
.r ,n
n,. en-. ,,.,. ."'i t""S"'"
80" 49," 4. '''''''
",rh n,,, -. 49, ".,'on "SM.'.7'
t,,,,, 49, 49, ~,
w =" P'y '',.'u'+' NV, Nhfh'r -
neat coIch al f'''t"u!Sh aud advi1-
OF! ~'ach al Htdhi"Id. According to
N.'stnt pl"ns ne "'H go 70 the iaIo
Alto institution when MIS- Pittsbuish
cont - expires !" 1879. At present
Andy Kerr. WHO learned his football
stanford team.
-
When Marian HoIlirs laid do,yo
he, yc.p,cr i'm tn. nr.t round ~ -
women. r.,inr;,I pnIf cbar,i,,,st,i,,
IN. ,.,so:i's ron OF unsots v.,,v CO.,.
pi..c MOI on. ~ tho I"oi ~ c,,,,,'-
cn:.Imp:On ALWAYS is rod for ma
Growth Of :, cau,e ri,.y ar. I,,,,.,.
Inc. even 10 mos. ,rho ouiv ,oIi,,,-
sp0rts i'm a massive uanncr IN.
rauiG cr.hrnuaDnnt NJ .f,i,. hu,,,or.
IT,. Great fac,o:s in the .row,h .;
.oif.
Is Jimmy Vioy rn,piu.. hnc, ali,
az a r,lav.r7 rho recon, move ~ a
i,rIisyiIj. 4 ,a.r in .t.,;r, -
veteran. raise: ill.,, ,,iasI'.,, v,"r
vas summoned .rn,r INC Inrtsuo,,,i
cub III ;n. V!rl-IDi, Learn. ,yh.r..'
FOR two seasons IN, ms Ln,r n,,,,.
a.iu;s and t,Ia.iu.. Win ,h, ,.II,h His
littil. mas bon ON. q: IN. Tc.,t,,r.,
IN IN. leans Work tnrh s.,.n,x
v;px seemed To j., tNr,urr
piaycr when he log; tn. pit,s,,,,,..L
rii4tc. several wears 40 h,t a..
took a new lease ON l!rc in iii. mi
n.-S and can ul.v IN. ou,ii,ld IN
acgCptaDia manner
The Vir-!nia League a,,.r sciIi,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
NEW YORK SPRINGS
BIG SURPRISE
[By Universal service.1

NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-New York
University won over Columbia. by a
score Of to 6. giving the Blue and
White eleven the surprise Of Its
life. This event is regarded as botn
teams. leading sridiron ciaah Of tho
year. and each team savagely fought
for every inch OF ground. Violet
scored It's only tally In tho middle OF
tho nrst quarter, while Columbia
scored In tho last few minutes OF
tho game, bu; tho kick was blocked.
Weathsdon was tho individual star
OF tho victors. with hts long gains
,tfroush tho line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
INDIANS EARLY BUSHES
BRING THEM A VICTORY
williamsburg Team plows
: Through Turhccls' Line,
Scoring i'll First Quarter.
HASTINGS nrN Is FEATURE
Full hHck Grabs KickoD md Nncer
ScNcnt; larJs-i5 D".'ncd. After
Clearing Himself of Field. because
Of stumbling.

rC,.r,,t,, >, r.f .r,,,., rl,,,,,.
','l'''' " 'N '''''N ''P" ''"'I
poor! riaEed game. ti"rr"d u num-
erous an" c""'iy i"mSi"a. out repiete
vim h",n ishHha ana Vsc''iondi
.n'''s "t"m anu M~'y college
va" al "'uh ""'c"''h 'i!Hit! tO''
"".' va o''' ~"'o'i"'' ~ th" score
~ 80 :" ' IN" "h'"'hs quarter
Nv i""'"h" ave "''' pa! 'h Irin!'j
"n V. ."''' 49, an" "'''u ny good
ne s"'P' ""wn Tho sr'"-
~" 'o' 'h''f "'f' "''"'''
Trinity hrac"i IN ,Et second quar-.
I.1'r !" ho'd y: the o'"nins =: rne
mira quarter ia" Indians again
.'"''h ana tAen T!!nii! not only
hraccd. but staSch a acr..4 o. d-!Ncs
and bcw.jdesiu. forward uan.rs 20
hccp the ludiai,, co,..!.i,,gus!, on IN.
defensive. scur!uy ,n.ir uul,, ,,,rh.
down bv An ,.,,l,l ,t.a.l
TIN. foriy.,;.rd I'm.
Tn. ami .,,n,t., 40. ST.,
b.t;l.n,, ,,."' "'' i,.'u ,"s"
,,. 49, '"' '"Nen
"'''.o Eo"h"eh'
'""'""F no" Ihr""ah lI"c
80 ''p oI'"'hE IG"'t"i. tiNim. ,hc
ga. O" ii'hi''" "'ch"H. W!!l!"n
ahG "A'S Nj" @cr!cs " limc
piuhS's. an" briiiaAi. although short
end :"as. .!uE.'d right down the
nclL .or tho. nrsi score. Trinity
seemed heipi.s 10 ha!t tn. ur!v.
80; once wcre they in uus.e..ivn
.: tho n.l. durnt, 49, e,,,- AZ,
,au.r I.>y g,r,,.a IA, Am ,.r
ap,, H..,,... ,.,i.,...d
nom, :,.,r :, ,,I.,.,,.,, l,
\, ~. ',,,o',', -. 49,. ,.'',,
,,- J;,...uy. .d -. 49,,
,..,,', ~, 49,. 49,
s.,.,,..,,,, .. =. =
I..l,r - ~ .
,,-,, f,...
,,t r,,, o., ."
~ ILL.,, -,
,. ''r'' "r""> .r.
s,,',,'. 49,. ~ ~: "'de'd ahc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Washington and l."c', tic with
West Virginia WAS Aha moa: !mprc,-
sly" feature O! the Old bum!nlun
football games yor."rday. The Cen
erals. by h"!dmG tho '.pnmI that last
wee" 6c!-n cd tho powerful Pitts
hhT%h eleven. Immediately becomes Il
zeal "om,ondeE for S"aih Atlantic
hDmNrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Helen willis Enters College,
Kiss Helen wills. CALIFORNIA;
youthful tennls stir, VIII enter tho
University OF California next fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Virginia ard Vir!n!s Military In
-'itntc must Shuw Improvement to
take their Thhnhs.iving Gaines. The
orange and Blue hat played yyster-
day VIII DO no match for Carolina.
whilc tho Cadets must Bct more
punch 10 win .rom Virginia Poly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

lack Dempsey may 20 to South
America ana hght person named
Luis F!rpo at Bu-nos Aires Senior
firpo has done considerable fGb;inS.
and never having seen any one bet
ter than senior F:.lo. Tie boxing en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

with The frat rushing" season be-
hind th"n. th- cn;lc@c Scrihcs will DO
back on the sport rage again this
wt." Win Hew lease Oh the old
tNpeMr.tyr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

The Virginia League. after selling
bare h:ul -uuz"u ulay.rs. VIII U..
poorly represented in the major
ira ming camps next season Tn.
majors passed up the ola Dominion
circuit entirely when the drafting
per ioa was on.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
uEN MILLS SNAKE

Mr D. D. n5rroh of Crayns
,ou,t,, for ths tuthfuIncss u a good
snake story Ne reports that BE-
heard disturbance among Mrs
norrohi chickens the other day and
upon investigation BE- saw a fierce
battle giving on between copper.
bead snake and a plucky hen with a
hruej u young chickens Both hen
anil snake fought yalIaniIy. each
making thr best u every advantage.
uud NJ norr1h stopped o. witness
ihr combat q was a fctrs struggle
ari Cor a while it was doubtful a.
n which would gain ihc ,.etory
uut finally after fighting about df
teen minutes the ben scsmcd o. give
ihr snake a solar nlcyus blow from
whi.h % never revived 81 sooner
hni she Killed her enemy than. ay
inr aside all rules ~ modern warfare
The hen procrcded % dc,uur her VS..
t.n and did not dcsist until ths bad
eaten every inch ~ the reptile
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
rHE nan, sHoW

A. hs County o. hr mus.
.ihs greatest pladast .f Cnuarin ar
.rfut.n o. b. utH developed aHI I...
IfuI children tvrn utHf o.. I
.t1s.t at ths ums ttr isr fr f..
lialj sh1a arrived sf .n. ..I.L ..I
irrnr io raLr aaf ...rr aH g.
manE th' Ntr nmrfirri Hie ar
.a ThIs.riar arI a .r qualified
ufss aho tas haH r,rwrr
Irf children iH other o.nirn rt.
hah.es urfs given l. ra..I
|tH. t,af H. uas r..I.. m
fiIt0w f.h haHt before rfan
nation ua. rI..r rIrIu aI ..
r.urs usrs r.a.aI .r fr. ..I. ...I.
lhs uas l.rr .. f.r .I .uH
raf tr sai t b. sH.ure r...H.
airr ttrN hsr.r a|| ur I. I.
uais % sos ia.f ttaf aH.n tHr
nfIf, eiwr. mnt.H. Hrfu .a...I
iht utrr. fhsns.',.. 900 r.f Hr
sta ts'i them arI BAD "a. ...HIf I..
oi..aI Isfs complied iI Hu So
NUrr ari Mr lHI.r Toms hf.
e. announcement ~ Hlmr. H.IH d.
made Winning hhes un. ..f.
rl Il ftr result ~ I... arI r...
HfsmeHt given Hai ft. ni- m
riteu thr Task ~ selecting tt r
hri haht ftu arEr.u'pIr. ..
couldn't have maI. Ir N
c had Fa Hanl teHaHf .HHHr
htrt s',H tarsihr Ion Marion u.
IIis ihe dlst ihs f.af arI ..uI
th, infant PLAYED arI u,I anI uur
h, hearts of an h.fH.r Tfay
vrrr thr most worth while exhibit ai
ihr Fair The f..u'fs .f.u .faf ~
th, fur'yr.fht children eumr.I IN
vsrr ~ t,y bIrb iarIr. ffr ay
gart brH. uHt fIrHu uar 81. u.
.ua. W such exhibit. Tts rHa
winners hatr almost perfect rt.
Ihr winner uur EHr W.Y
G lari. sau of sherman rH Win
iced Sarah Nae HART daughter ol
o., p n and Nr Hau
S,Oori nu of o. ~ uL arI
daughter ~ Nu Eotr Coleman
Tho iudres vor u T ttH.r
ffafsr Mia leoa Hat. a raI.
.ats wre ari Co., following i...fa
hHn ttr Nunr a.fn. N
Helen WuInma lHrHr. I a.
EitsI Hand
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
INJURED m SPAR WAGON

Har Im tor 900. was
painfully injured Monday afternoon
nH m o,,I Ng h own smr
N lwn wa. driving "a
..I.f With rar anI meeting
H.no. H tsam t,ams
Hiud HI tI..I aat Of tfs
H ST. Im nr.I fum be-
t..e arI started ur hnA to
.a. af fa, team when b.. foot
..0H arI Va. far u,,I tra wheel.
Slipped aaI b.. fu h.l unIr. hs
splitting tte f.h ~ ts uem lsr
" .H. bono llD uas picked up D.,
r.. .UmH'. NJ ff, cav and taken
tH h.ue yf t m.bsrn.hu
Nr En Mom, rlI was hter ak
, t f, .Gteof U. uH $500 where
I. uuHll $500, Dressed ur d. O.
0f ur O 40 Irrn of ths shr
..r .H.r
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
Court House News

Little business was before the Fis.
ai Court at its regular meeting Tues
day
Owing to the change made in the
l..al year by the late Legislature.
changing the beginning of the fiscal
scar from July 0. 10 January I. the
claims against the county we're "a.
tended 90 the new hscal year
El Hunt was given the keeping u
ihe county poor house. succeeding
% Tabor Hunts being the lowest
hd
The appointing ~ jail and poor
houss physician was transferred from
ife hs.ai o. ths county court
Tho County Clerk issued a marriag,
h,erse 90 George \ Delaney and
NH fnrer.s Berry
Nr Daisy Smart b. the hrst No.
uan fo serve a. clcrtiun officer in
Oiiiicuieu county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
MARION DEFEATS PRINCETON

The Marion base ball team defeat.
el Princeton in a close game Sunday
90 ihc Princeton ball para The tina.
score was o. in favor of Marion
Wheeler worked for ihg Marion
team and allowed only one biz and
that was q scratch
Princeton d.d not rct a man ou the
tlses until their round ai hat in ihe
hfih and only one man got as far o.
ihld base The Marion team did
well with th, stick. hitting llaneolk
far ss safeiies. Block and Conyrf
18th getting two base bits
Hendr.yson playing center for Ma
uon killed. Shulies b.i for lour hit
b, catching a ball that looked like wa.
some for a homer
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
INJURED by AUTO

Mr D j Martin u the Fishtrap
section. was oycrun by an automo.
t..r while in Providence last week
and received painful. though it b.
thought not serious. injuries on biz
.ers and arms u b. reported that
Mr Martin. gho b. 1G ycars ODD. was
walking along one " the principal
streets of that city when a colorod
chauffeur driving bis car with one
hand and lndusiriously eating an ice
rrram cone held in tho other. drove
afaul ~ Mr Martin. knocking him
rm, iisancr across the street
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
~ ,,,s- sIs NJ
(.SSRi,iVS
NEAT Success
>''u Throvna womans
Club and Legion nfava
Large Crowd

The Mammoth Carnival given under
the combined ausplgca ~ ihc EUr q
Odvay Post u th, American H.
Fion and the Woman club h.t Fu
dag night drew one NJ tho largest
crowds that have been un tlc streets
= Marion cor muc Nmr with
tlss'tamIyal were sIdr n0u ham
burger stands, popcorn, i.r cream
coue,. confetti. and everything rh,
that Toe. 90 make ".HIr nun af
tagiiso Carnival
The Carnival spirit prevailed lrI
the crowd bad h.F .no patron .rr
thc yarlois concessions. h th.
hoaks. "Men On.y show aml ,h,
other attractions
Az che .h.. auditorium Ha. rIt.a
thr Butterfly BlHeif with eai
fon ths Iiu, fo.i ~ tb. ou h
vaa enjoyed hy a Are, a.I...
Th part af ths entertainment ua.
particularly enjoyed
~ Cen 1.,as am. ur Hrr.
u ihe kinr ana y ,sa ~ ,.u.
sal Master Tar i0i. HI tI
Robbie Es.Hs srfs .Hr uirr
teriarfs and Co.. coronation t.. .....
ln ths center ~ ihe Carnival .rI
before a large crowd
Ths member ~ OBJ. W.u. M
end tho American legion u.E t
thanh the bus.Hss m,r .f fH, Ug
hrd the Heinz a.d seIi D..rr.r
fo their hslp ah.h .fm .I.
rendered a'so al. 'ter rI. ,a.f..
hHsd BOZ anr aay toward .as
~ the event Ialrr Ta..f
tuuri over their sar duuI faaI.
b. its lfF.H msH ari dnr.I I.f
10 ttsr fs.ers for fh. rtnn