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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
Board Meetino.

The finance committee and hoard
OF stewards OF the First N. T..
Church met last night in the Sun.
day school room of the church to
close m the business of the year
In preparation for the NJ f. Con.
ference now being held in Fairmunt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
Warrington Society
Hold Weekly Meeting

Hold Weekly Meeting
The second weekly meeting OF
D. w. W. Club OF Warrington wis
be held Thursday evening at thu
home Of Miss Thelma Huey. This
club OF local girls was organized
last Thursday evening and sever
members belong. Miss Harrie:
Coleman was elected president,
Miss Josephine Stealcy vice pres:-
dent, and Miss Thelma Huey sec
rotary and treasurer. Three new
members are TO be Initiated into
the organization at its meeting
this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
NEW STAR BORN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 26.-
Oliver Morosco, play producer, an
nounced a new star had dawned on
the Theatrical horizon. By that he
meant that he and Mrs. Morosco
late Saturday became the parents
of a baby girl.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
Meet In Church.

T. W. Bartlett is making several
changes in the management Of his
dining room. and until the change
is completely effected tho dining
room will he closed to the public.
The Huntington KiwanIs Club
meets weekly ut the Bartlett TO-.
the MONDAY luncheon, but owing
to the closing Of the dining room
was served in the dining room OF
The NJ. +, Church today. The Ia.
dies Of the church served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26

He had already made seryations
on train leaving q that time
10 spend the eohgres ional yaea-
ton at his home. The senator Isl
survived by his widow and two
grandchildren.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
Round About Town
Under Peace Bond,

W. q. Hays brought charges OF
assault against G. o. and Zelml
Hays IN tile mayors court mere
and Mayor j. NJ, Barrack placed
all three under peace bonds when
II was brought out in the trial thar
the aGtalr was a family quarrel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26

The broken plrnger IN the pump
at the city water station has been
repaired and is being used until
the new part can be secured. The
order has been placed several days
now.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
The Mellon

no Nelson
Lights Of the Desert ia tho
offering at. the Nelson TODAY in
which Shirley Mason is seen. as q
young chorus girl who has taken
up her abode in a small oil town
aud finds life anything but easy
when she has to cope with Tia
VILLAGE gcssips who think he.
cause Of her calling, she Is unfit
Tor their young people to asso .
clate with.
There are the usual town bull.
les, the rustic lover and the ri2h
young operator, all of whom fig.
ure largely in making it liyely.
difficult and interesting BY turns
for the newcomer. but everything
ends happily. However, there &
nothing In particular 10 be gained
by the story unless It is that a
girl who conducts herself proper
~ will always win out in the
end.
The Hall Room Boys provide
the rest OF the program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
WoMAlGs CLUB
+. Gems SHIP Z:

oFllisisa and Osnmsnt - ths o.
ltrastisaS 81 ths losAl tAsatsEs 4opeATs
M m tAh column are tlFalSAs4 b.
Ehe HnSTia GenSoEship eommtttss Il tha
Wemhnis Ciol Of FAifmsnk NJ NSst
VlFziniAa does net Asguns Any -.
spOnsEhlltJ fer lie ptnisas SEpfssssA
The Eater.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
The PRINCESS.

Purely q story OF dayenturs Z,
yellow Men and Gold !" annear
appearing at the Princess TODAY
In which Richard Dix. Helene
chadwick and Rosemary Theby
have tho leading roles.
The story was written by Gouy.
eneur Morris, the we'll known
writer Of fiction, and for those
who enjoy tales Of mystery and
.nriilhg experiences incident 10
me search for buried treasure il
pl ,sents something of interest.
The Chinese are much in evil
dence, as well us the Williams who
make fight for the gold, and this
combination gives the story its
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26

When answering adrert,tsmsns..
please say you saw It in The WesI
Vifgtnlen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

town Pa. m employe Of tho Penn
sylvanIa Railway Co. in recent In
tcrvl.w with the Plant Juice Man.
My stomach. liver and kidneys
were all dIsordcrcd. My appetite
was poor and had bad attacks of
Indigestion after meals and gas would
form so that | would bloat terribly.
I lost weight and went down to 1856
pounds. whereas I should weigh about
1856. My Kidneys were disordcred and
! had bad pains across my back.
MY nerves were IN terrible condition
and could not sleep right.
PLANT Juice has made big change
In me have fine appetite. can
thoroughly digest. everything cat
and never suffer from gas or bloat-
ing. have rcgaincd my weight and
am now back TO 1855 pounds. My liver
and kidneys are working fine. tho
pa ms have left my hack and don't
think my nerves could be any better.
for sleep soundly all night now
and get M feeling fine"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
Traglc's Drug store; Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man; Chase City
by the Chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
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COMMISSIONS RULE DOES
NOT BAR WILLARD, AGE IS
J css Produces Certificate,
Showing He Is Under
Age Limit.
Age Limit.
LDy United Naval

NEW YORK. July Cess willard
Is only young follow OF 80 years,
not an old man OF 40. and no has dug
up his birth certificate TO provo that
he IS entitled to n boxing llccnso in
New York state.
Thus does Tex Rickard hope 10 en-
.>s :ss n,o,,nSa Dempsey willard
light to be held in New York CITY la,o
this summer or carly In the fall. do
spite tho boxing commissions long
standing ruling. barring men OF 40
years or more.
The rule was made In tho Arat
place 10 prevent Jack johnson from
getting IL license. but II was thought
at that time 10 cover willard's casc.
too. The commissioners believed
willard was over 40 and. considering
mat he WAS born in a sinnl commu-
nifty OF tho sparscly settled West. (,
mover occurred to the commissioners
that Their" would be an onicial record
OF tn" date.
Richard told tho United Ncwg.
tina. tn" mastodonic sod buster Ind
gone hack into tho auClor, records
ana obtained "A certificate, which VIII
Il" ndduccd II necessary In support OF
Willard's Application for a license.
Tho record shows that Jess is only
2A.' said Richard
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FERS END PRACTICE FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
JOEY LYNCH'S DADDY REFUSES
TOGIVE UP BELT WON BY SON
lakes Diamond-Studdcd Emblem of Championship and
Locks 1t in Switchboard Cuts Joey's
Purse to Pay for Trophy.

With success three times. which no
did not do
When Herman won back tho tile
Lynch simply couldn't give him Tho
belt because Paddy Lynch wouldu',
lot <" or even let Joey himself have
n look a, IL. When later Johnny
l'un won tho title from Herman.
Paddy Lynch told them they'd bet
Ter bring an army II they wanted to
get that belt away from him. \
Lynch Of tho Hcll's Kitchen l,vnchcs
had won i, fairly In an irishman.s
s'and-ur fight. and Paddy was go
Ing TO keep II.
Gnrnishccd Jocy's Purse.
The" Joey fought Midget Smith
I'm tn" Garden carly last winter and
Tex Richard clipped $1,000 from his
purse to pay FOR the diamonds in
that waistband illegally retained by
Old Paddy. his pop.
Bun is 80 years old. and Lynch -
only 20 Bun weighs as little az
li2 pounds for some OF his hshts
Lynch Will crowd tho limit OF IFS
for this ono and should hc "a
nish'i'r man in every way. FOR Ruff
has been sick all winter Lynch IL
'allcr. longer. stronger. younger ana
y better boxer Than Bun. and every
Thing favors the fortunes Of ucIl's
Kitchen. which are stnk"d on tho
Skinny young fighter shat used To
S"rv" mass as an alThr BOY In Father
I'bns church not So many Years ago.
faddH Lynch VIII not bring that
belt To tho rinEslde Win or lose +,
remains memcnto o: tho g!orv OF
tho Irish name ~ Lynch until Paidy
Lynch dies. He can't take it wi7h
NJ H. but devil man can take Il
from him now.
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RECORD ENTRY LIST
FOR FIT. MIAMI MEET
NY Assoe.n..A rtcssl

TOLEDO. ONO. July with
"ha, is said to be record entry lis;
tho second week OF the seasons
grand circuit racing VIII ro1 under
way tomorrow a; Fort Miami track
H"rses that performed at cleveland
last week arrived in special trains.
Four races arc on The program for
each day, With tn" exception or
Thursday. when there VIII be i've.
including 1wo stakes The entry
list In some Of tn" events IS so large
thai i is planned "a run some or
them in Two divlsion- Tho program
tomorrow calls FOR tn" 2.OG ,ro,.
90 pace. 2.ls. trOt ana 2:o5 pac.
To- an aSgrcgare iE!rse value Of
Hf"'o. All races are 10 be two In
three heats
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COLUMBIA REDUCES
CHARLESTON'S LEAD
LRy As.oclateh rressl

COL MhiA. :. G.. Iuiy s-Colum-
bia. with four victories ana ,wo dc.
:"ats, played the best hal! In the south
Atlantic Association last week, and
reduced Char!oston's lead 10 three
ana "-ha!f games. tho Charleston
cub winning four games and losing
thr"" char!ottcs. In third place. two
and oac-hhN games behind Columbia.
won thr"" games and lost Ave. Au-
gn-ia non Two and los, three. while
Grc'nvI!lc won three and lost four.
Spartanhurg gained ground bv break
ing better man even. winning four
games and losing three
The directors Of tho association
at meeting In Columbia voted
against spi.rr,ug the season.
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RICHMOND GIANTS
PLAY TARHEEL NINE

ne E.chncnt Giants XII meet the
s'fr'E H.rs'rr- RaleEn baseball! club
'r' ne H-s' '!'re his aaron IN ae-
't"' - q. - - ~ a!4y@f IN MAYO
ls.ati far> Inn6ay Tu.-tay and
- 'c1 EHHaf - tEls Wee/ Tns cara
a'na c.Ho Ia. fn@ recorf Tor the
'arcr srf shGglf prove :: Yor.hy
!se tx mo local Giants. J.aernon
F'.' p'as tH.'f !rr ~" Richmond
l''a.'' .n '.s garre rncay Instead ~
F>fSl mn nas b.en cold 70 clvb
IN Csnsca THn neg !reeldc. viii!
byr.e vsluAble addition 20 the
F.=Hts Tn- games III. De called a.,
~ ana syrc!a. !essfghtlona wll be
20 n. "a: Hsiite pa'srns.
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Ia AssocLa,ea- 80 !

NEW YORK. July Passing the
way marx curing m" last week,
t"e races j" "''h major leagues gar".
!a' l"' '""''"'''h ''t' RI" r"a! pen
!.""' u.s." ',S's httNtra N" N~"
".- Lou ClHas IN"
-' 'E -"" hhr~rS SO
s w" Hara'
~ "'' No.. e -'ai
C.-st '- 'I. -@'n's Whl.e 'a-
-,.!, l'N..E ihe.r f"as'h
"i;,-art ~. ~ o'".yh D9dg"rs
go" I'm ,"tre ana max
''' F'Hh'S' "ho ""!e !d...
C.,y IN. ana -''N'.a
'a'- "'4"h"n ~" gap
'''-'' 'h''A 'W ih@ir rivals. at
c'-DS III 'aoh eague are sr,l
-''n',h .hf 'sTlo's and by on"
- o' ;0f'E1" ina
ga ma ."'E 'ae season sn ta- rn.s-'
s'"',f ..' nF's"Ht asp" ~ the
''4 .'"'''i' ln 'r-
90" are o''hE.rg 20 tho heels
-, we" '"S,' Fp'"b .r20n"n,s va.r
- r.tH aie .""-
~ H"1 a.'''' !a %. Na'aaHa.
49, .'SJ'"S"H 70" Dog re- Do
go. ..l'' 3" iesA-i - 'rrtr
u,tro 80 N','.'E over h"s'oa
''aa.- We're ,rrGnrirK
iEh asaln having Won eica, a.
'"e4' 4hs' nine games
hnnks Get Good Pitching
The Yankees backed ur e.,..,,
tive tw.r.rg w.'r lard t..,.
gained ON the Hrawr-. t,h. .,.-.
10 &c, only ar cy.r hra..
doubie-headers on" w4rh c..c... s-..
two with Boston The ~!vaIa 70,
Polo Grounds and another p-.r..
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LRy Assncintnh rrcss


SnieH'o' July |.-" I'm twenty
mile gale making accurate shoo'ins
Almost imposSinie on make" course
thht mao" 'hs pans !hnr AZ various
ans!es. 'he 'hud OF Wood and iTor
ash'ns' rnohcr vas heard today on
INC sh"N'e course IS famous S''i-
-" ~ "N'' ''' N"T'" i"' ~
.he'F H"'sh!nS touches IN preparation
ioF IN. hH''o"a. open 'NNfhafncn ~
whlon oes.ns 'ot"0'FoN a"S runs
III, oHs ''uHH'
Mosl o' t"e nc" NEo W" 97n
.ae record ,oFea7.iS as.H at So
-. "t N"''' "'' 90 'e'.N- H
.i I''' pa, ga. zee a''Sfi'.N'
m
49, w.
.'..s - eN''N- 'a'e9sS'
- >r'7r>
Z. $50
''-
49,
-.
-
49,
-
&c. -
v-- -s.,
~ :.
.--r;,.~
~.
>ri,-.sfl t,..f-L
.r,,a -.
TO
when n .ya-. o~ rts - -
two holes Toe ---u-,d L,,
OF Aus;-aI. sho. = s,5
Go6chaux A S.w p-,aa-,
q -. Mos, q, Tho o.hAs 80. -.,s.
to 80 than 10 Tho ~ "a -N.
scores wc-. al, -,5a a,..
the sho-, ,s.s urr. - ,ra.~-Ir,,
shin nlay l-c,us.- -. cr.,s..
rounds. viii be iron, N. bare ,a
The co-c-a,. h.-t-css - 80,
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EASY FOR REDS
LEY Assoclntohrrcss1

CINCINNATI ONO. July e-PhN-
adelphia los, to Cincinnati, today
8 10 3 paubcrt's HON. run INTO
the r.ght-h"ld hioachers Win two
men on In the last hal; 81 the sew
cath put tho Reds 10 the front. to-
day. and they added nix NOR" runs In
tho next inning, when they drove
both Huhhcli and Winters GU, Of tho
box. Cnti! ~" seventh Hubheu vas
In complete command Daubert had
Il perfect day AZ tho hat. with a
home run. three singles ana sac
riAcc ~ out ~ I'VE times up. R!xcy
Was hit rather freely. but received
excellent aupport Scnrn.
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Totals
'NNIN %
Now Nnrk

ran for O'%cil IN eighth
tRattcd for Mails I'm eighth
.Hattcd for McNally In thirteenth
Score by Innings n
Cleveland ..... oiO 10. Io2 ooo 2-.
New York . OO2 100 0l0 600 o.
summary: Two base h:;- whrnhy
CD. Schang. Gardner Mclrnis. wood
Speaker. Home run Mcusci. stolen
hnSC - Mcutel Sacrifices - Jones.
scott C2j. Shawkoy !. SowelI. DON
lilo rlays-Scon ward and P!pp;
Wamoy and Mcinnis Loft an bases
New York. y. Cleveland :. Bases
on bnlls-or Jones, 2; 81 shawEcy.
J. on Uhi". ?; on Lindsey. 2 s,ruck
out by Jones. !. by Males. : hy
Lindsey. ?. ilits-or uhlc, IN 4
tnOnc out IN ann; on Mails. In 3;
on Lindsey. ; IN G. on Jones, 10 IN
& ia; or Shawkcy, s In 6 2-3 VIVA
pitch-Uh!c winning pitcher-Lind-
10y Losing p!tcher--Shawkoy TIM
p!res. Connolly and Chill limo. 3 $50.
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strength for EInnIs.
HOPE AMERICAN PUBLIC
"N Ill IF. saTIsI-IEn-

PARIS july -hev"ns. for her
Forcs, H.Ns d".+a' and expression ~
inH none 'ha, tho s-rrrIcar tennis
rpf!io wi! 20 satisfied Respecting
MI" Largl"n- s!per;ori'' over Nrz
Mallory constitute" the substance 81
nc r1U'arr's IN tn" French mars
paG"rs on 'ne French wunans de-
r!sly" victory A Wimbledon Ga,s--
aay Preparations have ALREADY
started - Riv" "'hH glorious SUI
anne rsrnHr reception Thtr shn
returns 20 Paris
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RECORD-BREAKING FIELD
OF 325 WILL TEE OFF
Jim Barnes, Present Champion, in Two Rounds Just
Studied the Course Twcnty-Nic Gale Ham
pcrs Accurate Shooting.

tho heart o, many a plavor who az.
rerienced a feeling cf jov as club
head me, m, hali Nd s,or,ca .he mol
lot IN an arnsr.r,l> rcr<ar, otan,
only 10 take = bad Ki.k and ro,l into
a sand NJ; ,,,,rs~ ,r,,,hj. ia ,i,v.
ers arc having : IN rnn.up SHOTS Tor
no; only havO The r-sans ben wc,,
wste-ed s,,: so,rs ~ <,-.>. ya-ds
IL, IRON; - ,Nc,, = cot. s.,5 80 s,,a
so- --s~.s s-,-, ~ h-'..,,,. 49,.
way may. 1,-s =, .,5eo go,
s,-,-s.A =, ... -.,.r,
-a- <ss = -..- Inn D., "a,
t.s ~ 49, - u u
cAesse-> saa r- me qga wing
-rpats sSr- >at;.r- rlay.rc thirty
y @s 6. :he a-s; three
tsr> sui t-s rw twenty four 81
sS- ..u va .-s .o- las- pl.,s
aus tr-c t the championship
-A--stzs s~: E-tsr
t~S t7~r--r~ starters sro
r-s-6- H,'. s.-~rnEhar,. Ira J..
GE ~ $3.50 S.sus-; y,tsa-
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!t"H !'T H"-SI"I n cIEnfh-
fBa;tcd FOR Ehnke IN fourth.
tBatted for Col. In eighth
Washington

Summary: Two-base h;ts-Rice.
Brewer ~. Rigney. Bush. Holman.
HarrIs. Blue. Three base tit-Shanks
Sacrifices - ShanHs. Peck!npaugh.
Double piays-itush 10 Harris to
Rrnwer: Cobb 10 Blue. Left on bases
- Detroit. Z: Washington. Z. Bases
on bnlls-Ehmk". 3 johnson. |. IIol-
ling. 2. STRUCK out--by Ehmkr. 2:
by Cole, /. ny Johnson, I. fI!ts-off
Zachary. IN 2 Innings; Cone on base,
none out In fOurth), on Johnson. .
In 8 innings. or Ehmkc. In 3 In
n!ngs. OF Cole. 2 in innings: off
ifoli!nR. In inning. Hit by pitch
"r-by Johnson. ! tBluc). Winning
p!tchnr-Zachary. Los!ng pitcher
Ehmke. Empires. Dincen and Walsh
limo. 2iG.
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Hy wcstbroOk PceIcr,

nited News stan CORRESPONDENT.
NEW YORK. July a.-Sincc littlc
Joey Lynch ratified homo to Heirs
hNchen in Botrlcnosc Nolau's hack
'hht winter night. more than a ycnr
ago with that elegant diamond
championships belt around his mar
row middle. devil man at all has
ever caught sight or Tho same. bu,
o'd faddy Lynch. him that runs tho
pop.
Joey had Jus; ou,ih,inted Pete Her
man or New orloats. and won Tho
worlds hantamweicnt characteristics
ihcre was rcd fire. IN tho straits
ana red-eyc In Tho Eln-mllls near
IN" docks and the car barns. when
Noians hack clat;ered into liolrs
h''chen bearing home the new
char pion.
Old PADDY rushed on, OF tho Ok
press Office and unhi;Chcd tn" hcit
from Joey's waistltre. I'm. bolt.
IL" Sa'd II waS-oh. an cicCauT belt.
mere was som" excitement as the
'"ssys and tho Cosielios. aud others
cam" 'umhlinr down tho tcuom-r,
stairs To shake tho hand ~ LI,-.o
joey. who always Ind II fin him So
he did. And during Tho ,urniou tho
peIt disappeared into Paddy l.yuch's
SAFE In the express or!Cc.
t"nuucror Fails To oct tcIt
Pete Herman has held rhc iItic
again sine. that night and Il later
passed on 20 Johnny i;ur. hut neither
OF them ever felt the embrace - ths.
elegant diamond bolT. although tho
articles distinctly said :. was "a no
passed on unless Lynch defarJcs g,
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FLORIDA BOWMAN
SOLD TO SENATOR'S
fny Aasnclatod press.l-

TNMFA Fla july ritchor
Dad IIanh,us. Of tho local Florida
state League club. has hecn aoif -
~" WASHINGTON Americans. & was
announced tonight: Iinnkins Is a
r"ungs'cr, who came 70 tho Tampa
club ms yoar from HrookSvilic d,
small town noAr here. and after SOC
ing him a. work. Scout Bily smith.
OF the Nationals snlt he believed d..
had made and
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Giant. win Exhibition Came.

WHEELING. ". VA. July 9--The
sew oYrk Giants defeated the Wheel
INK Knights IT Columbus team In an
exhibition game n, Beilalre, OHIO. to-
day. 10 to g.
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RAI[ROADER HAS
RECLAIMED WEIGHT
Went DOwntO 1873 Pounds, But
Is Back to lS5 Since He
Took Plant Juice.

Your Plant Juice did NJ! FOR nc
that you claimed for II and am glad
to give this public testimonial" said
Mr. L. q. Zimmerman. OF Shirmams-
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SENATORS BEAT TIGERS
Try Associated Press.

WASIiINGTON. July 9.-Washing-
ton defeated Dctro!, today. Il 70 4.
IN an old fashioned smgviny bee.
thirty hits being Registered on the
1--WE pitchers used ia The game.
'rh. gcn-u-
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American Association

Milwaukee. s. 81 Paul, s.
Kansas city. 40: Minneapolis
.0-5.
I.ouIsy!lln. i-5. Columbus. "a.
Indianapolis. IL. Toledo. 20.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Horton at Chicago.
Brooklyn at 81. I,oui.
Philadelphia NJ Cincinnati,
View York Mt pIttsburph
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al = - " "
atted for Flint" In mint
Cincinnati,

Summary: Two-basc hits-WN
Hams. Walker. Fletcher. Duncan.
Home run--Daubcrt. stolen bases
Leslie. Burns, Dauhcrt. Duncan Sac
rihccs-Daubert. Left on bases-
Philadelphia. .: Cincinnati. I. Base
on balls-off iiubbcll. /: Winters. l :
Pinto. !. Struck out--by RiXcy, 3.
II!ts--off IIubbcil, II In Zone out
In eighth; off Winters. In %. Wild
pitch-Itlxcy. Losing pitchcr---IIub-
bell. Empires Hart and O'Day.
Time 1887.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
'hirngo, :; Bnstnn, =.
'inrinnati. %; Philadelphia, 2.
-. Louis. o. nroOkIyn, =.
Others not schrduicd
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International Lcnanc n..uIta.

BYnaiD. 3. Toronto. 8.
Baltimore, 20. SeWaEi'. :.3.
Rochsster. .3-2. 3yraeuss. 10.
Reading. 3. Jersey city. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS lESTEUDAY
No games scheduled.

wIEItE THEY PLAY TODAY.
UIchnond at wilson.
Newport News nj Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Rocky Noun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
MATTED :or y MS in eighth
81. l.o,iLS,

'Hht'"a for DnaE in eighth
fhaft"f FIR l.aNa7 n ninth.
'hA';"d for EartnD, n ninth.
m" score b. innings r..
hr"o"i%n 800 900 l22-5
81 Louis ............!oo 900 49,
summary: Two-haSc ni,s-liorns-
~, s'ocH H!gh. Torporc"r. Three
base hits-Fournier. Hornsby9 Aim
.nith Home rGns-Deb"rry and
MuN'e' Douh:" Hornshy.
i-avan and F0urnier. II1rnsby. AIM
smith and Fourni"r Left on bases-
Hfooklyn. $; 81. I.oGi. >. Base on
balls on DoaH. 3 Cadorc. !. struck
ort-hy DoaH. 4. Galore. /. ults-or
boaH N innings Ha..oO1. 2 in l;
's9orH. II In Il-3 vance. in q.
winning pitcher Rarfoot. Losing
p'ich"r Cadorc. Empires. Klem and
ih'nan. Time o. game. 1853.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. IJi Detroit T.
We" YORK, II Cleveland. o Oh In
ntn2D.
Others NOT schednIrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit NJ Washington.
Chicago ut philadelphia.
~. Louis ut HOston.
Othcya NOT cd nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of psnenvrr T,,i,,
DAILY, unless other ise shown
DAILY except SUNDAY. Sunday cnly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
RICHMOND. FRED 'SB' q POTOMAC X. n
CBrosd Street Station except where
SEhBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Ststion)
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN hin SireAi SInIinnA

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
630E. nsin Street Phone Randolph az
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22
C9tholic Women
4rd Port Orange j..
Support Hospital

AT meeting of women of the Cath
Ollie faith IN the city hall Friday after
noon at ;. 90 O'Clock. definite action
was taken on forming a Catholic
WomanS Auxiliary to he intimately
associated with the hospital work.
All committees appointed now are be
ing considered as temporary. SO that
al, persons becoming members With
IN q short time may participate in the
selection of their officers and perma
nent committees. \ committee on
membership WAS appointed with pro
vision for selection of other women.
and their duties commencing at once.
II was agreed that all women becoEl-
ing members OF the auxiliary by We'd
ne>day. March LIST, 1922, and before
$ 90 p. m. on that date. We're To be
recognized permanently as charter
members.
II was thought also that it was pos
sible to secure 800 women as mem
bers throughout this zone. and effort
was u be made TO secure the mem
Dership Of every one.
The annual dues would Ire 81 90. and
application for membership and 9TH
er information concerning joining the
organization to be secured from Miss
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22
ORAn6E GROVES

0RhN6E GROVES
Five acres Of orange
grove with large yard
and modern seven-room
house with bath and
hot and cold water.
Grove is in full bearing
and fruit goes with it
if sold at once. Price,
S. 500; one-half cash.
FlvE-AcRE GROVE OF SUD
DED STOCK IN FULL Scar
ING. IN NEED OF CARE. Su-
A FINE BuY AT $500.