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BAPTTSTS FIX
STANDARDS OF
LEADERSHIP

Continued From Page One)
should be postponed until he has salts
factorily completed this course Of study.
STATES ASKED TO
PASS RESOLUTIONS.
state conventions are asked TO pass
resolutions:
Il. Refusing financial aid to churches
which shall not in the future conform to
the educational standards for ordination
adopted by the Northern Baptist Conven-
tiOn.
- Refusing to recognize MS ordained
ministers those who have not the mini
mum educational requirements for ordin-
ton adopted by the Northern Baptist
Convention, this action to apply to ordi-
nations bearing date subsequent to this
action.
I'm order to make the foregoing regu-
lations effective:
i. The convention is requested to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
FRIENDS PROFIT
FROM ADVICE Of
MRS. ]. F. LOVE
Fort Wayne Resident Tells
How Tanlac Fully Re-
stored Her And Number
Of Her Acquaintance
Take It With Gratifying
Results.

Several friends I recommended Tanfae
TO have benefited greatly by taking 1t and
l just want others to know about it too"
said Mrs. ]. F. Love- 225 w. Berry ST., Fl,
Wayne, Ind.
Three years ago l started going down
hill and just kept getting worse until
was so badly run down it was just all
could do to drag around. / got so dizzy
everything turned dark before my eyes,
and then I had a severe attack Of the flu
which made matters much worse.
-Four bottles Of Tanlac made me feel
better than in long time / have a Won
derful appetite now. never suffer from
dizziness or that draggy feeling. l think
Tanlac is simply the grandest medicine in
the world"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
ADV.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
Births

Paul and Grace Shertzer. Methodist
Hospital, girl.
Earl and Myrtle Raymond. Methodist
Hospital boy
John and octavfa wirth. Aiethoafs
Eddie and Bessie Alexander. MetboStst
Hospital, girl
Earl and CIsrfce F1n1ay, Method1ss Bss~
pital. boy.
Harold and Grace SoDer. MsthOd1sz
Hospital, girl
William and Chloe Eyers. aethodist
Hospital. boy.
charles and Helen Arnold. MecAOS1st
Russell and Olena Lovelace. 1924 KaP~
pes, boy.
Ray and Charlotte Burgan. 1858 Iasst
Michigan, boy.
William and Ann Masangale, S415 Mas
sRchusetts, girl
Edward and Ann Gallagher 9O2 Broad
way. boy.
Harry and Elsie Warren, $50 West
-ett and Ruby Ellis. 1858 Applegate.
and Deolia Flanery, 14SS Coch-
Louis and Emma Thorne. 2411 North
Rural girl. -
James and Ethel Shoemaker. 1872 Shell
Leslie and Mary Ashbx, 2G3s Belle
John and -Paraschivea Nasea. 42s West
Pearl, boy.
Ernest and Caroline Rayman. 3G03 East
Waiuut, girl
James and Mary Jollife, S35 North
Sherman drive, girl
Valentine and Gladys Brummett, 2lS4
Wendell boy.
Walter and Florence Pinkston, 12SSl
South Belmont, boy.
James ana bessie Boyd, 81 South War
man, boy.
Tenth, boy.
James and Josephine Kelly, $50 South
Senate, boy.
Roby and Elsie Jennings. GA East Ohio
John anu Mary Kelley. COZ West Thirty
First, girl
Henry ami Fulton Burrees, 1014 North
Missouri, boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

and gave it a fair trial. Now am
able to do my work and don't even
have backache every month. can
not praise your Veget able Compound
enough and highly recommend it to
those who have troubles like mine. /
am willing for these facts to be used
as testimonial to lead all who suffer
with female troubles, as did, to the
right road to health. Mrs. LULA
VANN, Box Is, Fulton, Arkansas.
It'sthis sort of praise Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
given by word of mouth and byletter,
one woman to another, that should
cause you to consider taking this we'll
known medicine, if you are troubled
with such symptoms as painful peri
DDS, weak, nervous feelings, misera-
bic pains in your back, and cannot
work at certain times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
Garrett Estate Is
Filed for Probate

Allen Garrett, negro messenger for
Mayors Jewett Bell and Shank, who, on
his death bed. expressed the wish that
real estate, valued at $1,000 which he
owned be divided between the three, left
10 will, 1t was discovered today, when
his estate was admitted to probate be-
fore Judge Mahlon +. Bash. Hendricks
KenwOrthy, 31S South Emerson avenue
was appointed administrator. Garnett
also left personal property valued at
$3.50
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

From the dam in the photograph the
site of the Decatur (In.) two million
dollar municipal lake stretches between
the hills distance of thirteen miles. The
dam will impound eight billion gallons
OF water, sufficient to supply Decatur
two years, without rain. The dam Is
1,900 feet long and concrete work ex-
tends as high as 2S.5 feet. It will cost
around 100000, it is estimated. Land
in the lake basin, bridges and roads will
cost $1,O00,000 A sewage disposal prof.
ect being developed simultaneously will
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
WOMEN FORM
LEAGUE TO AID
IN CLEANUP
Miss Barnes Gives Public
Notice of Platform of
National Group.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Anneunce
ment was made here of a permanent ma
tionaI group Of women called the Wo
mans Clean Government organization
which proposes to encourage the study
of civic affairs among women and to
promote clean government" Miss Eliza
beth Malot Barnes is president,
The announcement stated:
"When Congress and the constituted
authorities refuse to allew any branch Of
the Government to .be investigated, the
time has come for the women to have a
place in the sun and insist that all po-
liticnl parties get back TO the firm foun-
dation of truth and old fashioned hon
esty. copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger
Company,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
DETECTIVES OF
ORGANIZATION.

"Objectiyes-(a) To interest our men
in all the activities of the local church
OF the denomination and Of the kingdom
0f God. ~ To stress particularly the
practice Of Christian stewardship as it
affects life. time, talents. opportunity
and money, and as an expression of such
stewardship to set apart as a minimum a
1.-THE Of the income for the extension Of
the kingdom through the churches. (c)
To emphasize lay evangelism on the part
Of the men In winning our fellows to
Jesus Christ not only by the witness of
consistent Christian life. but also by
persistent and direct effort under the
leadership Of the Holy Spirit TO lead
them to the Savior of mankind. (d) To
disseminate information concerning de-
nominatiOnal and educational activities
in all Is vared interests to present causes
rather than stress the support Of the
cause. (el To promote good citizenship
on the part of its members not only as
citizens of this country, but also as clti-
zens Of the world
Last night. John X. Vorls Of New
York. associate general secretary Of the
Near East Relief, discussed the Turkish
persecution Of Armenia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

publicans. They worked together splen-
didly on the lake project, however, citizens
told indianapolis folks.
Mayor Borchers is a possible candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor of Illinois. His manner reminded
the local ctzens very much Of Mayor
Shank. Hale, hearty, ''don't give a durn
for criticism" common sort of a fellow.
Mrs. Shank saw a pretty bungalow and
said she wished she could see 1t inside.
Mayor Borchers hoped out of his car,
Informed the housewife the wife of the
mayor Of indianapolis had fallen in love
with her home and got instant permits
sion for an inspection. Mrs. Shank said
it was the most complete little home she
ever saw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
To Haze Curly, Way
Hair"LikeNature'sO Gum

In three hours you can have just the
prettiest curls and waves! And they
remain a long time, when liquid sill
merine is used before doing mp the hair.
When the hair is combed out it will be
nice and fluffy. 4 Silmerine is perfectly
with a clean tooth brush. 1t can be
obtained at drug stores and at toilet
counters generally, directions accompa-
nying each bottle. 1t serves also as a
splendid dressing, keeping the hair soft
and glossy.
Silmerine is fine for the outdoor girl,
as it prevents the hair from stringing
about the face and neck. even when the
day is Quite warm or windy. A boon
to the bpbbed hair girl l-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

cost S1.500,0OO. The basin contains 12,-
400 acres.
Half the cost of the project was raised
by popular subscription TO stock in u
quasi public company. Decatur citizens
bought more than q million dollars
worth of the paper in five days. In six
teen years all this stock will be retired,
it is planned.
Tho photograph was Furnished the
Daily TIMES by J. Albert Holmes, en-
gineer in charge Of the project for Penrse,
Greeley & Hansen, Chicago consultants,
who technically planned II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
Marriage Licenses

Victor J Armborst y Temple ave.
Nina Wilson, 1905 Ringold st..--.-..-. :
John A Cartwright, 1914 y. Penn. Ht. 2
Charlotte J. Chance. 2921 Bellef0ntsfns
August A Alandt, 80 S. Butler ave- :
Margaret A. Kiefer. 81 y. Webster ave. :
Frank ". Glossbrenner. SIS Highland :
Helene D. Harrison, Canterberry Apt, z
Arthur E Thatcher. 511 Madison ave- :
Marie Il Gilderman- 511 Madison ave. :
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

Tor q soreness IN
my side. Iwould
suffer sobady ev-
cry month from
my W waist down
that / could not be
on my feet half
the time. l was
not able to do my
work without
help. I saw your
Vegetable Com
pound advertised
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
Policeman Fires at
Negro, Who Rides On

A negro riding q bicycle at Meridian
and North streets refused to stop to be
questioned by Patrolmen O'Brien and
Mitchell The policemen fred several
shots The negro rode on.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
GIRLSi LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

A-@~~~%->A~%S~~~~~>~~~A~%s> 100000 %~s@e
Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into a
bottle containing three ounces Of Orchard
White, which any drug store will supply
for n few cents, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint Of harmless and delight
full lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty ard wilderness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lemon
lotion TO bleach and bring that soft,
clear, rosy white complexion, also as
freekle, sunburn and tan bleach because
It doesn't irritate.-Advertiseme
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
CROWD HAS BIG
TIME ON TRIP.

The crowd has good time, Everybody
rested on the way to Decatur and cut
loose on the way back. Corporation
Counsel Taylor e. Groninger decided the
party IN the mayors private car needed
entertainment. He recited verse from
Riley, Robert Serviss and Vachel Lind
say until he was hoarse and the crowd
was weak from laughter. Then with an
able assistant he performed a few card
tricks and made a speech on tho wonders
of the Shank administration. He had
John Mullin, chief of detectives, arrest a
reporter on a charge of gaming and then
prosecuted him before Justice of the
Peace Isidor Wulfson and the convulsed
passengers. The justice performed a
mock wedding for good measure. Half
an hour out Of indianapolis somebody
started song. The mayors party
Joined In. The whole trainload marched
from the train shed down TO the passen-
ger concourse Of the Union Station sing
ing Back Home Again in Indiana"
Frank c. Jordan. secretary Of the In
dianapOlis Water Company. spent half Of
last week I'm Decatur studying the water
project Indianapolis must have some
thing of the kind for water supply pro-
lection, he said. He gave credit for the
successful entertainment Of the local
people, chiefly to W. Harold Wiley.
chairman OF the Decatur Association of
Commerce committee on arrangements.
Mayor Shank left for Canton, O., Sun
day night It short time after he got back
from Decatur. Sam Tregantls. the mayors
horse, races at Canton today. The mayor
said it might be four or five days before
he returns.
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car No. /, plotted by Thomas Nash and
pushed by Rodney Drane, who finished
second.
First prize was two radio sets, one Civ
on by the Daily Times and the other
by the H0osler Radio Company, and sec
ond prize was a radio set donated by the
indianapolis News and the title TO a SIS
tract of land given by the Jessup Land
Company.
Mayor Shank acted as official starter.
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SIS. makes 10s, Eel
like tOans9 again
Mending Tissue
THE WONDER
OF THE AGE.

No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing,
silk. satin. cotton goods. ribbons, fabrics
of all kinds. kid gloves, mackintoshes,
umbrellas. parasOIs. stockings, etc. Pack
age postpaid 10 cents, two packages, Is
cents Address PENN PUBLISHING Co.
BlairsviIle. Pa.-Advertisement.
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MRS,LULA vANN
fulton, ARK,
Suggests to Suffering Wo-
men the Road to Health

Fulton, Arkansas.-'T used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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present to the convention for publication
a list of accredited ministers. This list
should contain only the names of min
listers who have associational standing,
as interpreted in the foregoing statement.
~. Pastors going from one State to an
other shall be expected to present their
certificates Of standing before being EN-
ployed by any church or other denOmi-
national institution operating within the
State.
The afternoon was to be given over to
sectional conferences and the following
schedules is announced! At the board OF
education conference, the Rev, F. w.
Padelford will be In charge. The Negro
in Northern Cities" will be the topic, Ii.
c. Gleiss Of Detroit, Mich; Benjamin
Otto Of Chicago, and c. Il. Hawkins Of
New York will discuss What the New
Migration Means to n Northern City" L.
w. Moore of Pittsburgh, Pa, and b. F.,
McWiliams of Toledo, Ohio, will speak
on THE Negro Church Problems in
Northern Cities" W. c. Chapel Of Pitts
burgh and A. NJ. Mcdonald of Harpers
Ferry, W, Va, viii talk On Negro Com
munity Centers,"
Yesterday afternoon at a meeting held
at the First Baptist Church, resolutions
were passed for the forming of a perma-
nent laymeH's organization, At meet
ing to Re held ct o'clock this afternoon,
the plan win be submitted to the Iaymen
Of the church
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RESOLUTION FOR
LAYAIEN's BODY.


Whereas, in January, 1922 a prelimi-
nary organization OF laypen, known as
the laymens council was effected with
Judge F. w. Freeman of Denver, Colo.
as chairman, and
Whereas experience has indicated that
this organization meets a real need in our
denomihationRl life and in our opinion
should be continued, now, therefore, we
recommend
THAT provision be made for a perma
nent laymen's organization.
THAT a permanent salaried staff be
obtained to handle the details of the
work
THAT the work Of the Baptist Broth
erhood, organized classes and other
mems organizations ba affiliated with the
laymen's council
THAT for the present we ask the board
Of promotion to finance the organization
with the understanding that as soon as
the program Is completed a financial plan
be worked out in order that the laymen's
council viii seek to become self-support-
ing.
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Continued From Page One)
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HOW DECATUR
PIT IT ACROSS.

Decatur is a city Of $4,000 population
It's bonding limit was not enough TO per
INIT bonding the city for the entire cos
Of the project So bonds were sold fol
half and the remainder raised by private
subscription to per cent stock which
the city will retire as fast as its bonding
margin permits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

4aag's Drug Store, 156 N. Illinois St., Is
1aags Drug Store, 1O1 w Washington
Iaag Drug Stores, 81 and SO S. Illinois
Iaag Drug Stores are located In ia N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

Richmond ana Virginia will be pull
in. f"r SiiaS Newton. when he gets
started in TIA" national amateur golf
tourney n"Nt week. Newton IN play
ing tn" SuHrt"St gam. nf his career.
and his cuplur. of III. State cham
pi"nSEip MAS due to consistent play
my. % J. his first hie tournament.
hut Newton holds his head. and Will.
without doubt. give good account
~ himself III tia" pin"hrS.
" any Er"'h"r FIX Ia" II copy 81
Srhnldint'> baseball guild" oi current
lESu" thnt h" can spare. just shoot il
along L" John Willing Eutt-rii.Id.
Ut the National Home At bedford.
brother .'utt-rtirid writes that h.
and tn" other baseball followers wan;
t"n"thInr authentic tn take To the
games 80 that when question: :.
plays come up th"N can remove all
Doubt from their minds.
Norfolk has sold Pitcher Ecall to
Rochester ii"all jumped the Tars
lw" y"ars axe ana is now play
Ing Ia tn" Eastern carolina district
whivh ls without thr baseball fulI.
Ills suspension Will Ice lifted at tn.
'na uf ia" season.
Sales Of Virginia League" PLAYERS
VIII b" few this year Richmond has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
RICHMOND GIRL LOSES
MATCH AT LONGWOOD
Try Associated rros-l

BOSTON, Aux 2a-Th. womcn'S
Invitation singles tournament was
carried into tn" fourth round 81 the
I."nrwood courts today. Miss Helm
wills. Of Berkeley. Cal, made her
hrst appearance her" ana allowed her
"NpcrI"nc"d opponent Mrs T. - Cor
"l"ri". az Boston, only ono game"
>"Cot-i round Mlss H"lcu Chilean
G"au. New York, defeated Mis-, rcuc-
up" Anderson, Richmond. Va, -.
60 -
Third round Miss Helen VINE
R"iN"i"v. cal. defeated Mrs. j. T..
t"rh1crr". E"siou 80. 81
Mis- Edith Slg"urncy. RuS,on. de-
i"It"d Ms. Howard C"rd"s. Cinciu-
nati. 90. ca
MISS I"sli" bancroft, Bovton. de.
i"at"d Miss Mildrcd Willard. rhla-
d"Iph!a, 60. G-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
POUCHKEEPS|E DRIVER
WINS IN THREE EVENTS
Murphy Pilots Peter Manning
to Mark Of $50 Ii i'm
Feature Race.
Try Associatcd Pross1

FtCGliKEErSIE. n y. Aug. pa
Thomas W. Murphy. PoughkeepsIe.s
r"iusman on tho Grand Circuit. drove
Peter Manning, 1857 "a. tho worlds
champion trottcr. to a mark OF
l.J3 II at the Hudson River Driy
ing iark this afternoon and pilotcd
Hop" Frisco to victory In Tho
Sh."n' x:l0 trot. purse $4,000. and
MAr.arrc Dillon 10 !, WIN in tho free
"i-al pace In cuualinE tho host
'imc of The year on the Grand Cir
gu, Vas made by Media at Toledo.
ing record OF 2:0i IA established by
81 frisc" IN 1917. and the pacing
record hold Jointly by Napoleon pG
rect ami Miss Harris NJ at 300 "a.
Miss Harris VI. was driven by Muir
ply when sh" cuuallcd Napoleon Di-
ret tiin" made in Il race.
me summaries:
IN" tulun-2.lG class: 1-year-oid ,ro,
tihf IN J; purse. $1,000
""r. fi',co hlh T.. by San Fran
rno Grc. H"I LII w.;:, =,
Potter N" Great tCo1j :,
An" worth. h. T.. by A1wor,hy
90. Mcbonaihp ............. J
'I ,,a,, pi!'|g. b, z. by Onion AK
NJ Ww'hy. h. n. h. Leo A1-orth
wv, y.,. ]" BOND. b. K. by General
Line: 2.io IL. 2.II i-t.
rh" Dn'rh"s.-2. y"nr-old ,ro,,.nr;
; In purse. 5" OUO-
Brandy, no H. (, tv Eot.r, ~.
manl ........... .,.............
E'hl'r''. b. {. by Peter IN. Crca,
IN" Senator. ch 6. by P,,or ,ha
:, |i''i a. NcDonalb .......... 3 !.
h"n". i'nrA. ch. Z. oy E:awah q.
>, Thomas ................. o.,.
worthy ,S"rfl'D ..... ~,
l''n". e.l- ~. :.il IL
Ft."-'or- an oi"s' pac!ng-2 In J: pur,.
N,rsar"' pl''on. b. m. by puion
N'"@,r' ny tMuf9hyp ..........
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N"k"rrun uayJ .........,
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BUGS CAPTURE PAIR

,.H"citl 10 Tho Times pi>patch
J., il.S' ~. y. G.. Aug 22.-Th, 10.
TrnnTs"'iS'S won iw" games from Nor
Was invnCihlc In the nrsi gam. -
loving only four hits. Tho Tuhn,-
."nlStS punched hits off Jones i'm ~,
se.ond and seventh Innings fnr NOR
c III ne hitting az THOMPSON and
owens ana IN" n"ldinr ~ pnd,,i,,",.,g
hnd Roth featured FOR Wilson. o,,inn
he.H IA" Tars SAT" in TN. s.rnrd
SuntI n" "ds"d M in the ninth. al +.
loving thr." hits for two Rms -,
ter tn. ToDacconists bad ullod a., g,
nNe run Lead The biting OF Thnmp.
con, Rodriguez and Roth featured IN .
game along with tho sensational
nMeIGine OF Roth Rodriguez aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

several players who might advance,
hut unless they so 10y the draft route
th"y VIII return here next spring as
thr nucleus around with Oldring
VIII start a p"unant race in shape
!" make showing from tn" jump.
i'ainoS would haV. been IN" most
valuable pi""" of material owned bv
l.'rhmund had lac maintained III. hit
ING Sirid" vt Ia" urst three months.
THOMPSON has not showed particular
ABILITY with ia" stick. although one
"' The claSsj"st ii"ld"rS in the cir
cut. Wcaf"r aud Keller would do
well In faster company without
doubt. Hop" * The property OF co.
lumhia and ,"mIsk"y belongs to
'h!"f RcEd"r Of ia" pitchers. Driver.
I'"N'" and Fitn"eau are due here
n"Nt spring. with podson and Lewis
subject 10 recal! hy Rochester.
Three ivory "hasers have hecn
Looking over tn" Rocky Mount av-
Gr"Iati"n recently. Charlie Mol.s-
worth. Pittsburgh Nationals: Billie
Smith. OF Washington. and charley
Hickman, 81 cleveland. watched the
rarhr"l- Builders series. Smith is
Watching Wilson TINS week. and VIII
max" II tour 90 ia" Piedmont clubs
H." was Il recent visitor in Rich
m"nd. but did not appear visGhIy i'm.
pressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
0LDR|NC's MEN DROP
FINAL CLASH ABROAD
Loss Of Game Yesterday Gives
Tarheels Series With
Richmond.
FISNEGAN THE LOSING PITCHER
Colts for Second Time Thi, wcck
Only Get Three Hit--trarou
Triple. and Grccrnc Cots Tenth
Home Rum.
ISpecialto The Tincs.pisn,,,.h

special 10 The Times Dispatch
ROCKY MOUNT. Aug. With
Hchi holdins tho Colts to three hits
the Tarh"cis got next TO Fiuncgan I'm
the pinchcs this afternoon and cap
'Href the deciding game Of the series
70 g. triple by Aragon and n
homer ny fr"enae were included in
'he COTS thre" safoties and account
eh 'or 'h'ir runs in tho early stages
OF inc game" After that He'll Was
lhNihC,nle; For tn" homo club. Man
sCer Walkers has. running foa,mrr5
as ne piif"rcd third in tho first in
HlHg and then made a clean s,caI Of
nome IN the htth inning with tho
score ma tied the count for tho 10
cas- Manacer Walker also starred
IN the field. while Narlcski ana Ar
ason shared honcrs I'm this depart
neni of the contest. The score:
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Eleonora r. Sears BUYS
keswick Club Winner

Special TO the Times piSpatch |
ARl.OTTESNiLLF: VA. AUX.
23-Miss Elcunora X. Sears. Of
R"ston. and beverly Farms. so
cirty leader. tennis star and horse
woman. has purchased ot the
we'll known virginia horscmau,
Julian Morris. OF k"swick. this
county. a black saddle hurS. that
~ sure In make a nam" for him.
self In tii- show ring. Ia fact. he
mas already proved his worth hy
winning - Larry" saddle class at
the recent i>.e'wick Hunt club
horse show. This geiding stands
httccu and "uv-half hands hirh.
is black with thr-" whit. feet ana
snip on nose. aud b"si,l-> being
hors" of beautiful conformation
ana style. n" i great door, pos
>cssinS a wonderful trot. fast walk
anu perfect canter.
squire Wright." as tho golaipu
nae been named. Will L." Skinned
TINS week 10 beverly Farms
Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
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WHERE TiiE' PLAY TODAY,
fhiiadeiphia AZ Pittshurgk.
hro0Llyn at Ckirag0
noSton At 81. Ioai~
only three Rnmes scheduled.