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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

For III" iirSt time sine" boxing was
undertaken by thu association. s"r-
vic" men viii 10" sewn In TIA. ring
bUActs from camp iinllhird. Md and
Camp Quantico. Va. have ho"u book
ed to furnish tn" major portion Of
tho entertainment The three bouts
" III he clashes k-tW".u tn" army and
marine corps anil a' this tim. con q
siderable riv.,lrN EXISTS between The
i"O branches at the service as TO
which has tn" best h"N"rS
Tho g"N"run"ui' lighters will ar-
rive In l;i'hm"ud carly this after
noon. and ar" ia nrst- class Shap" ~
IN" result 81 much training during
IA" last tw" weeks Vincent bono
van. i"Hth"rw"iEht OF IN. marin.
corps reached the city yesterday
"iul brought with him the iufurn.-
ii"n that IN" t.uantiCo boxers .r.. out
- taxi" thu m"asUr" OF their rivals.
IN" Camp Holahird boys have mad.
an "nl IAN" record In the ring and
i"""ir"h much praise from writer's
throughout TIA" country. Tn. marines
nay" trained faithfully and Donovan
stated yesterday mat all tn" 'li"y IA
logs az" "Hg"r - enter IN" riru
Major j e F"EHn. athi"tic inSiru,.-
'i"", will hay" chatv. "f ~, Ma.
r.n"s aud Captain !. =. Mahhu,t Tho
army men captain Nrnbu't'> bnN-
recently mad" an impr.sSiN. Shnving
lu i"rri<'m"u' against N" second
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7OAME FOR THREE DA YS-BOXAVG SHOW ON CARD TONIGHT
EXTRA ROOM NEEDED TO HOLD
VOTES CAST IN FANS CONTEST
Clyde II. Pugh Enters Race
for One of Ten Free Trips
to Worlds Series.

Stacks OF votes clipped from the
two issues Of The Dispatch PAPERS
have been turned In by the nsptrantS
for the ten free trips to the worlds
series. The wise ones are starting tn"
subscriptions as soon as possill. lu
order that their friends can clip the
daily coupons which viii. ia all prui.
ability. s.tte the issue ON Scptem-
hes -
Clyde X. Pugh, Of l222k Yves;
Cary street, who has smile for
travellers purchasing tickets at lbroud
street station, SHE'D his chap-uu into
the ring yesterday and declares him
self as good as on his way To the
worlds series. regardless of where
the games are played. But he has a
bunch OF nu>ti"rs opposed 10 him and
equally AS up'OmiStic.
Subscriptions TO The Dispatch PA
contest viii b. settled. Nomination
blanks are being run, whiih entitl,
the nominee to 10000 votes to start
with each six months subscription TO
either paper FOR carrier delivery 500
votes VIII be given. Mail subscrip-
lions VIII be worth $50 votes all Ia
be for not more than six months
Votes VIII be printed daily In the tvU
editions.
Special subscription blanks Will b"
issued on application To the contest
manager on the mcssanin. floor OF
The Times Dispatch building.
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1n;-'es. 81 the rrturn OF til" colts
Is Keen inocrd, There have been
than the aESvegaie for tho last two
months,
Fans VIII have plenty to think
inc ana'r tonight. Either event viii
DE Welcome attraction.
Uncle Sans employees will do mos,
.; ne entertaining tonight in the
East End when th- soldier BOXERS
meet Scrarner$ from The marine
arms OF ;he service ar" natural rivals
and oanE-up exhibition Will he IN.
result. No hint 81 stailins viii b.
heard after thrS" boys may.
The of;-rep"aich argument of how
long a pinch hitter is u pinch hitter
WI be revived again by the perform
-nc" ~ Gardner, OF tn. Indians Who
N'S'er""N came 1" ba, ;wic. in AN
inning and delivered each timc.
Why fans who hold dinerent view
man that expressed by thu. sports
!.iitor should omi; signing letters
sirn 1s'J h;,mn., IS a mySiery one VIII"
amateur sports in RichmoEd." sends
IN a letter ,nk ing issue on the sub
ject - Iakoia's strength compared
lenSthy and is an excellent arrun,.,,,
Tor lakol but. as an anonymnIIs
COMMUNICATION. is not worth consul
erinS. Name, please"
Rchmond's amateurs drscrv. M,
!".i""inE they have won for them
selves. They play an excellent brnrd
"i nan, ana tn" Takola- church lIilI
"hme last week lctt nothing 10 H., d..
sfcd, from the viewpoint OF AN i'm
lhrtlal spectator. iSut tu put th,
OTIS on par with tho major leagues
because OF a defeat handed tho S,r
atorS IN an exhibition game would h.
iN!guloHS. Nobody Watching Wash
iNEtUn play thought for a miuut. III.
NlE !"aE NcrS We're working al ,h,i,
every, day pace. To put 'rakola a..
hHFch Hill against profess !onHls of
Ass X CALDER IN regular pu,n.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

."irs Area by taking seven matches
out "f seven. II is Ihis record thai
places the army boNS the favorlteg
III" scrNIc" men VIII meet in tire,
classes middleweiHht. wclterweight
hni htherwciEht. Eddie Burnbrook
ana John ShOhluck hay. been given
IN" most conspicuous places on tho
pioHram. They VIII go ten rounds
hufnbrook represents TIA. army and
Shrhio"h the marin" corps
WIFI" tn" s"rNic. men arc given
" cons picuous plac" on tho rronrarn
20" 80 preliminary bouts also should
.i""t" a lot OF int'rcI; Speedy
w hin"N, claimant ~ the fyweight
me 81 Richmond aud Lefty" Wood
son. 81 Hopew"ll. VIII meet in
funr-rOund bout.
IN" "",mrl"i" pr"gram toiIown:
Eddi" Rurnhrook. lt7 Camp Uola.
hlrdp. -. John Shohlock. IIs COuan-
h""I Ten rounds ,hrrr minutes
OF" Callirnan. I5a tCnmp Ho,a.
h'rhp 80 sergeant Jchn wreck. ibs
oHn"u'i."i. Eight rounds. thr.. min
u'"s each.
Young Loslto. ic7 ccamp uol,
,2nan'ico' ~ rounds. ,hree min
S;r"cdy wht,ncy, Richmond, v..
Lofty Wo"hson. Hop"""li -Four
Hiiiy Fou,s. iiorowcl. = win.
h"" Petersburg -Four rounds.
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NEWS DROPS
SERIES WITH TARHEELS
!snecial to IN Time, dispatch. !

~ II N'IT y I. .NVE. Io.-IlV
pounding the offerings vi Roberts In
tn" third and fourth Innings the Tar
heels captured The final game with
me Builders his afternoon To
ana mad" clean sweep OF the series
IN" locals PLAYED one Of tn" best
Games OF tn" season. both In tn. field
and at bat. aud had The visitors out
"laSsed at all stages
Winston go, a home run. while tho
timely hitting OF Rowland. Rates nnd
ltchl counted iuai"rtuliy for tn.
Walk critics. Mediation accounted FOR
drive. Tn" score:
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would be farcial although IN. am
at"nrS would occasionally win with
out question.
nn"" William and Mary defeated
Holy Cross. which had trimmed =,
lam thnt Won from tn. Braves. who
vhhmrionShip banner. And an ON
'hnasiir freshman Immediately Scnt
IA letter proclaim,ns William and
Nary the new world's champs.
T"HoIa almost defeated N.wport
Tvs IN an exhibition gam" this year
int nobody would content that be
AUS. the Richmond lutS knocked
Alexander out Of tn. box when n.
appeared here the year after tn. I.hils
a am, the National league rag
ms than -'Yhth place in the senior
ihSj"r circuit that season.
Jake roh. Mac PITT. nny. IIot.h-
KISS and Jim Sloan would be- Wei!
'pih'c On many professional team
and supported by older ana NOR.
nI n.i.r '" '. heads would probably
81 us would have liked To- nave seen
Hy'hr "i hcSe lads come To- the rescue.
"t IN. colts when they wcr, losing
yer casts his lot with professional
hh'i. iS going L" make Richmond
nr"uh "i him. NapI-r Is another
~ hos" work would bc watched win
interest Tak"la is a nm, nrsr"rn
t"n but must not Get over
ambitious.
TN" Richmond Amateur Ras.b,Il
COMMISSION has seen lit to- reject thr
"rSt S'h"dul" drawn up by tn, src-
go" commute" hrrauriu.: for tile. ,'i,y
I',''S' ! ~" new S"h"'iui" Was plh-
!iShcd IN I'll" Times nisI!,t,.tt y,.s.
''iNhN m"ruin. Ind answers m.
.ti!lriSih hurled at TIA" discarded
m."hu 10y th"S" who did not favor 'Thr
Times dispatch with careful ,,,,,
non yesterday There was no nc-
.SSi"n I" Get excited aud a prrusal of
~ new graft viii show tha, tho
care of.
h"NS VII b." admitted free /" Mayo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

'Ratt"d for Carlson In ninth.
tRatt-d for Yellowhors- In 9th.
Sew York ........... 100 soD 900
pittsburgh .......... 900 III O3O-6
Summary: Two-bss hits-Frisch,
Meusel, Kelly. Grimm, Schmidt. Home
run--RuSS"n. Stolen baScs-t,arcy.
Kelly. Sacrifices Snyder. Frisch.
Doubl" plays Tirrn.v. Msranvilic
and Grimm; Carey and Maranvill..
LEFT On buseS-Ntw York, d; Fits
burgh. II. Bases on balls Scott.
!; OF Hamilton, !. on Yeilowhorsc.
!; "r Ryan. |. Struck out -hy
Scott. , 10y Hamilton, !; by N-hf. |.
liits "N Scott, In - on J.
Barnes IA = 81 Ryan | in non"
1.-TWO ONT ia "ishihN. OF N"hf. : in
Ia; on Hamilton. : IN Ia: off
yellow horse. : in "a "n GlazuCr.
in . IN carlson. In !. Wild
mitch Hamilton Y"llowhorSr. Vim
ming pitcher scott. Losing pitch
r-liamiituu
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AS CHECK INDIANS
NV Associntcd rr.ss,1

TTTFTT.NT 'F.T.FNTN, NuG ia y ilN
throw hy 10" S"w"ll In the ninth in
min. with TWO out gave rhilad.l-
rhil ln-to-? victory over Cleveland!
today. In tn" seventh. rhiladclrhi la
mad" eight runs on min" hits Walk
~ got pair of doubles and scored
Two runs during IN" inning In tn.
eighth cleveland dr"v" Harris OF
tin" mound and found Rommcl for
several hits scoring seven runs.
Gardner, acting as u pinch hitter in
this inning. made TWO singles. Score:
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Hnddock Lends Golfers.
IN Assoclntel rress.l

ASHENiLLE. y. e. Aug. l6.-P. F.
IIaddock. of Charlotte. y. g. il lead
ing tn" h"ld in tho qualifying round
~ tn" annual summer initiation rolf
tournament at Ash"vill" country
club. according I" tn" scor"s made
this morning. Ito turned a -. four
over par. liuldu"h went out i'm M.
+. NJ. l.aN'uu. Charlotte. and + ".
40 caCh
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Totals ~ 2 ar IA
'Ratted for Pillette In savonth
I RRttad fpr Nnvc IN pi,,h

Score by innings: II.
Detroit ......... moo O3O nOA-T
New York ........... 100 no 0OO-3
summary: Two-baSe hitS-KiGney.
Clark. Ruth. Home runs-Joncs
Pipp, RUTH. stolen bases -ripp.
Sacrifices Ward On, cobb. Double
play Pipp and Ward. Left OF has"s
New York. I, Detroit. :. Eases
on balls-on Mays, !. on rill"tt.. >
Struck out-by Johnson. s. Hits of
Pilletta. In 4; orr Johnson. > In 3
Winning pitcher-Johnson Umpir"s
binccn and Ilildcbrand. Time. 2:l5.
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TIGERS GET TO MAYS
AND WIN OUT IN NINTH
Babe Ruth Signalizes Return
to Came by Hitting for
Four Bases.
by Associated preSs1

NrW YORK. Aug. ID, Carl MAYS
went To pieces With two out IN the
ninth inninU today and Detroit de-
Ient'hH the Yankees In thu second
S"me OF IN" s"ri"s, To !.
Ruth returned To tho Navy york
iine-up, ntter an absence OF several
naye and hit home run and = ,ou-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

out-by c"vcl"skin. {: ny Harris, 4;
by Boone. / HTS OF c"vcleskia.
In s. tnonc out IN seventh. off Ed
mundson. IN l. oW H"onc. | IN ga
on Harris. ia Ia. "(f Hnmmci. {
IN ! %. Winning -Roinmcl
losing butcher t<""u" tmpircS-
owens and Mnrarity. TiDc. 2:lj.
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CHURCH HILL CLUB
OFFERS FIVE BOUTS
Army and Marine Corps Boxers Booked for Feature
Matchcs-SmaIl Men to Furnish Preliminary
Clashes-First Cong at BIS O'clock

~ win i've bouts ON tho ll A
ieuc association tonight Will
tainnen OF
vet put on by the East End N
from the the bout until
n"m speed wi" be the outstanding feature u tho
tho
al S. cack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
tRy un.,od vov.e ,

~ = IS iifH Aug l6-S hurl,n.
In I'onElnr. N" Giants. famous
izod fssah,iI 'ern nrGd.. from organ
- t"naN his team. w.-,cn.h., fenliymJ
nat inc Giants war. ,;,poniin"
n"'hNily upon his pitch,niI TO Yin
MS years penuant
Douglas confessed ac.craj,c -.
Ionn Nriraw mAnarnr -
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nv As>nriatr,l rr.ss.l

ia ttins '"mr"-t IN tn" tnurth. which
Ei"'d.d siN runs VaVV Now York a
ia" victory "V"r Pittsburgh to.
day S""t hold the Pirates to two
hits uu,n thr sixth, nsrncs r,.
r'aa"d HIM aud WIS driven from the
mound IN III" eighth, Score:
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GRIMES IS FORGIVEN

- lis Aug II. DirIm,s hest
20 fer IN Pitchers hattl. and
.Hn defeated - Louis rodav.
aome run IN the sixth. aid
.nnns 'C7 - Griffith ana Movers
Wi'"1 'o- m" winning run in tn.
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II
Chicago,

SHnnIhrN. TWO- has" MS IInllOch-
~. Miller. crimes, Ford. Powell.
li"u" run ':ih>un. stolen bases
'i"ll"rh"r 80. Sa'riiiCcs-O'F Farrell
frii'rG Doubt" playS--Tcrry 10
Iloll""h"r to- crimes. O'Farrcll IL
!i"ll"'h"r. k"pf 4" Ford 10 lIolk.:
''tArr".l 90 l\rur inrharc Ia Holk,
-. l."u "u ha-"s i:">tnn. q: chi-
yHs". Eases on balls or osborne.
:. "u l"uithHn. = Struck out by
psh"ru". g. Icy li"ulihan. |: 10y
'h""N''>. ! 10y l:raNt"n. =. Hits off
li"uiihnu Ia i&. IN osborne. .
la " 'n"u" "t ia skim: on l;ra>
tom. iu -. ~ Ch""vrs I'm
hit 10y pitcher 10y Rour'nan COS
HORNE" Terry, Us IiraNt"n tchecVesD
Winniu., pi,rhrr osborne. Losing
pitcher iluuilhau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

WHERE THEY II.tN TODAY.
-. Louis at Nushiugtnn
Cleveland ut rhIindrIphia
Detroit az >cW York.
Chicago ~ iI0stOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

ny Associated rrrse
CHICAGO. Nu" II Chicago hit
li"u' nan hard and drnv" him OF m.
mound IN ia" fourth inning today.
'"r"A n"i"ti iiC l'"S'"n, - {. MAX
ING III six STRAIGHT for III" locals
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OLDRINC'S WRECKERS
TO TACKLE NORFOLK
Chief loungblood Scheduled, to Pitch First Game of
Series on lsland-Ruhe Has Battery of
Moundsmen Ready to Go,
ny EARLE li~Tz

VITA the Portsmouth
ring '"s hr"eed into last
W. 'aeknS Wnn Clark and his
shninf n' at the
land will he tho hattie area, " ''"'' -
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Philadelphia,
-. az 10 "a - Is

Totals .......... "a 10 II - Is
Rated for Edmundson in eighth
zEan for Perkins i'm ninth
NTWo out when winning run scored
S"or" by innings Il
Cleveland ............olo OOs OIL
Philadelphia ..... eco 0ol SOLO
summary; Two-hase hits j.
N"W'li. Iuisto. Stephenson, walker
90. Speaker. stolen base Wnirb
W"uhN, Galloway. Left on bases
'I"y"land. ,. Philadelphia. 6. Rase on
hHhS off t"veleskie. .. off Harris. :
ON H"mmcl, |; off Boone, |. Struck
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- ~ 80. ee-s....-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YI:sTI

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Cincinnati. 3, Philadelphia, /.
Pittsburgh. q: New York. ..
Chicago, -; HUSTON. e.
81. Louis, =; Brookiyn, g.
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"tERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
t'hiind.lnhin nj Cincinnati.
boston nj Chicago.
Brooklyn ct 81. bouts
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESI- iTS NESrE:WpAY.
Washington. Ri; sc. louis. ~.
iiost"n. =; thi"nro. ..
Philadelphia. IN; Cleveland. 81.
New York. =: Drtrnit, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

providing h" ntun the white mol
command Should faltc
nhe mas Who'll" battery shooters nrtnE viii
lurk H"Ne" Lewis and " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

ny winning Monday the ont
me Rina
the last
5 '1'N'''|' 'e"'A
Newport Knocked
the Wilson
In
{ a series.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RE>l i.l'> iESIIUn\N
Rocky Nnunt. y; Newport News
bthrrs-itnin.
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"'HlS .,r..'..,.. - !" .. -
DO" II hi for Roberts in ninth.


score by innings T.
N"Wror, News nnI oon con >,
Rocky Mount . noS 5nn 0Ix
summary: Home runs-McMahon.
W lnSt"n Two base hitS-Rowlaud
ti"hl. Eat"s. Sacrifice hit-Dcckcr
stolen haSes-Malonee Woods. Ken
m"dN. Whitcraft, Stoinbrcnncr. r.
News $ Rocky Mount s pouhin
play Whit,raft 20 Palmer to Nc
Mahon; Narleski 10 S,cinbrenner a.
becker Struck out-hy Roberts
ny fchl. >. Rase on halls-on Rob
cr's. : on He'll. :. Time of game
~. tmpircs-Rlackh burn and Rros
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

would be farcial. although IN. am
at"nrS would occasionally win with
out question,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

u BOYS viii h." admitted free tn Nav,
; Island lark to-day '''
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-16

and a fine Torchy comedy, Step
This Way with prices at Csc and
10c.
+, The theater will be closed after
this performance Tuesday and will
remain closed until Gas when they
open for the Z and 9 o'clock shows.
The program for the night shows
will be first a Torchy comedy, Step
This Way followed by Freckles
(Wesley) Barry in his latest feature,
School Days
Miss Melva Clark and Mr.. Car
rol Clark will follow the pictures
in appropriate songs and dances.
This feature alone is worth the price
Of admission.
We are closing the colored gal
lcry for the entire day Tuesday, so
that the overflow crowds Tuesday
night may be taken care of up there.
am sure we will need every seat
IN the house-and then some.
Monday we show a fine North
western drama, with Louise Lovely
and Roy Stewart, ''Tha Heart Of
the North an awe-inspiring picture
OF the great Northwest, where men
die for the women they love.
To-day we have that wonderful
CLASSIC Of humor and pathos, Jean
Rage and Maclyn Arbuckle in The
Prodigal Judge"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-16

rail controversy. numbering, build
ing. oil and kindred operations slug
gjsh.
ARKANSAS: Employment condl-
tons unsatisfactory, though partial
r. offset by agricultural work. Glass
manufacturers and smelters report
small additions to forces.
OKLAHOMA: Oil production cur
tailed. Smelling slightly more ac'
tive. Lumber and its manufacturing
continues active. Demand for labor
limited.
TEXAS: Employment in indus
trial lines reduced; in agriculture
increased. Railroad controversy has
influenced general employment stu
alton adversely.
MONTANA: Continued demand
for labor in smelters, copper mines
and harvest fields. Some MINES
closed down because Of insufficient
supply of experienced miners. Har-
vesting record wheat, potato and
hay crops makes big demand for
agricultural labor.
IDAHO: Only railroad shop
craftsmen idle. Shortage Of farm
hands. Lumber and building indus
tries active.
WYOMING: Renewed activity in
coal mining, construction work, oil
activities. Heavy demand for farm
and highway labor.
COLORADO: Employment active
and steady with exception of rail
road sbopmen and miners. All other
industries in state working to
capacity.
NEW MEXICO: Employment
conditions steady. Mining activities
normal Road work and cattle in
dustry offer openings.
ARIZONA: Conditions improving.
Four thousand cotton pickers need
ed in Salt River Valley. Metal mines
reopened and building operations &C
tive
UTAH: Metal mines, principally
copper, recently added to forces,
Employment at smeIters increasing
Canning factories, operating to
capacity. Ample supplies of both
skilled and unskillcd labor.
NEVADA: Improvement in min
ing; agriculture and lumber indus
trise.
9 CALIFORNIA: Demand for agri-
cultural workers and fruit pickcrs
has absorbed all surplus labor.
Canneries operating to capacity. De-
mand for experienced lumbermen
and power construction workers.
OREGON: Fishing, berry-picking,
canning, numbering, logging, con-
struction and manufacturing are at
high tide, demanding all surplus
labor.
WASHINGTON: Limited shortage
of labor in coast logging camps
harvest fields, agricultural pursuits
and building trades. There is a sur.
plus of clerical ha'o. ~! industries
practically at normal.
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ployed. Demand for experienced
farm help.
DELAWARE: Improved condi'
jus noticeable in food and fiber
products, iron and steel, chemicals
tobacco and miscellaneous industries
MARYLAND: Upward treao il
employment maintained II spite o.
fuel and transportation difficulties
WEST VIRGINIA.: Industrial
conditions suffer reverscs due tt
lack Of fuel and transportation; iror
and steel being worst sufferer
Resumption of coal production in
$50 mines is most encouraging fac.
tor.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Sur.
plus Of general clerical workers. due
to reductions in government depart.
ments and to influx of clerical work
ers from other points seeking EN-
pioyment. Extensive building opera
tlons hampcTed by shortage of brick,
cue to fuel and rail situation,
VIRGINIA: General conditions
improved, Heavy increases in +ex-
tiles, lumber and leather industries
NORTH CAROLINA: Roth tov
tile and lumber industries show ON.
couraEing improvement.
SOUTH CAROLINA; No+yi+b
standing fuel and railway difficui-
ties, employment is increasing
Textiles show considerable increase
Farms providing employment for
many hands.
GEORGIA: Textile and vehicle in
dustries showing recovery: SLIGHT in
crease in employment in stone CLAW
and glass products.
FLORIDA: Plenty of work for all
classes. Anticipating large infIuv
of winter tourists, earlier than US
uni, on account of coal shortage in
NaHhern states. much labor en-
ployed in new building and in re-
pairing and painting.
KENTUCKY: Decided improve
ments in leather, food and kindred
industries. Slight decline in chem
icals, tobacco and miscellaneous
lines. Labor supply about equal to
demand.
TENNESSEE; Encouraging gains
in employment in textile mills, lum-
Der mills and coal mines. Highway
and building construction very ac-
tive Heavy demand for cotton
pickers.
ALABAMA: Iron and steel in
dustrics hold their own despite hin
drancc of industrial situation, and
employment conditions are encour-
aging. Blast furnaces. pipe and
cement plants. steel mills on full
turn. Foundries resuming opera
tons. Ore mines working double
shifts.
MISSISSIPPI: Encouraging gains
made in textiles, lumber mills, food
and kindred industries. Cotton pick
ing sufficient to absorb all unem-
ployed.
LOUISIANA: Gradual slowing up
Of activities under adverse effect of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-16
100 PER CENT SHOW.

We are aiming at 1907 show
this season and up to this date we
are hitting the bulls eye every
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
with high grade feature short sub
jects that score 1000 entertain
ment value.
Look at the program today: Art
Accord will lead off with two
reel Western, Matching Wits"
It's snappy and full of pep and
will make you stand on your hind
legs.
Brownie, The Wonder Dog"
Here is a two reeler that has its
comedy, its pathos and above all
you will marvel at the intelligence
of this dog and wonder how he
was ever trained to do such mar
velous stunts.
international News" Here
you will see for the first time the
volcano Mt. Vesuvius in action.
Photographers have braved the
dangers of a veritable inferno and
will show you the inside workings
of this active volcano.
Harold Lloyd. Here you will see
Harold Lloyd, Bebe Daniels and
Snub Pollard in one of the (''three
stare comedies entitled bride
and Gloom" It's action and
laughs from the first inch to the
last, and there is a thousand inches
of it.
Here is a show that has its edu-
cational features, its comedy fea-
lures, its scientific features, its
travelogue features, and above all
else it has its economical features,
which is quite factor with Mr.
and Mrs. Public. Dudley's Pic
lures are good pictures.