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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
EAGLES VS.. EAGLES

Tonorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
on the Stop 10 grounds. Bridgeport tn"
teams of Eagles will clash. They are
the Bellaire Eagles and the bridgeport
Eagles so there is a great attraction In
store for those who will visit the neld
tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
YANKS VS.. LINKS

Last year the Yankees Of the south
Side defeated the Golden Links OF inc
same locality. to 3, In a Thinning
game. These two teams will CLASH again
tomorrow afternoon on the twenty
sixth street grounds, and nara 1ooBn'
game is being anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13

The holder of Rhodes scholarship
&c entitled TO an income Of 300 pound
sterling a year for three years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
W|LDNES5 Of
SMITH FATAL
Cincinnati Takes the Dodgers
Across in Exciting
Contest.

Cincinnati. O.. May 1e.--Cfncinnac
won an exciting game from brooklyn
here today, 10 8. through smiths
witness in the ninth. Markle. who
pitched only one bali 20 one hatSman
In the ninth IS given credit under the
SuisS for the victory Score:
Srnoklyn Az Z r. - \. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
PLAY TODAY

The Red So1 OF Cathedral high school
will meet the Sixteenth street huIEefs
this afternoon in their second game Oh
the season. and the game Is expected 70
be a fast one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
TO MATAMORAS

Tic fast BcilaIre Owls will 80 away
from hou" tomorrow afternoon I" meet
the fast American Legion min" Of New
MatamoraS an dI hard fought game is
being anticipated by. III" Ru"kcyc stat"
ads The following players of the Owls
Athletics are requested ~ report at tn"
club at 10 O'clock tomorrow morning for
tho trip; rnnfGc. NJ. Hines w. Hines.
Ruttcr. -O'Bricn. Wc!scnd. Mooney. Good
win. Irwin. Parker, Ross and Secretary
DawkinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
The Standing
Today's Games

Chicago AZ Boston
Detroit at New York
st. Louis I; Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
American Association
st Paul, =

Toledo. { St. Paul, :.
louisville. s. Kansas city. ~
columbus. o. Minneapolis. 10 ill IN
rinG>)
IudiAnapcuS-Mi Milwaukee, not sched-
Ilcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
FORNER STATE
GRID MENTOR
To OFF|C|AIE
"TUBBY" MINTIRE WILL BE AN OF
FTCIAL, AT STATE FIELD AND
TRACK MEET
Sectional Meets Today Throughout State
ArouseS Interest-lloo Names
Entered

Morguntown. May II. (SpeciaD-Mont
NJ "Tubhy" McIntire. former head
Coach of the West Virginia University
football squad. has accepted tn" invita-
ton extended TO him by University ath-
lrtic authorities L. uficiate at the Firth
Annual West Virginia High school
Track and Field Championships 10 be
held here a week from tomorrow This
will be McIntirc's first visit TO Morgan
town since II" retired as football coach
at the close OF the 1870 season and he ~
coming back in the capacity OF Judge Of
track events.
McIntirr had charge Of football here
for five seasons and il goes without say
Ing that ne was one OF the most popular
mentors that ever handled n Mountain
Ger team. lie is now head coach of foot
bali at Phillips University, Enid Okla
but is spending his vacation at his home
IN New MHrtin$viilc. W. Va. '"Tubby"
has many friends here and they Will
all be on hand 10 welcome him back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
The Standing
Today's Game,

Boston ~ Pittsburgh
Ne% York At 81. Louis
Brooklyn a. cincinnati
Philadelphia at chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Y estarday's Games

Boston ): Chicago
New York 10. DetrOi; :
st. Louis Is. Philadelphia
Washington ): cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13

Surveys indicate that near tn" mouth
Of thhc river Rio dc In Plata the Allan
rio is more than eight miles deep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
. K. D. BY GREB

Eos on MAY - HARRY GrRh ~
Pittsburgh Knocked out Al Roberts o.
Nv N"rA = tn" SIyth round OF their
rhcdu'oh '"u-r round contest here on
gh, Tho men are Ugh, heavyweight. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
Great Interest

MorFantoWn IS all aGog over the big
sectional meets TO be held tomorrow and
students living in nearby towns began
Ilo,.kin: home early today in order that
they may accompany tho town teams to
the district ccntcrS tomorrow. Local
officials have completed arrangements
whereby the d.r"rtCr> OF tn" sectional
meets will wire as soon as the meet IL
over tho names OF those who qualify to
compete in thu finals here. new records
and other detailed information. AS soon
ms this information Is received local
printers will start work on the program
which last year. with much smaller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
NAV Suit Sale
AAAAAA
VVwVvwVN

Everything that men and boys wear is offered
in our May reduction sale at prices that repre-
sent more than any anticipated drop in prices
later in the season-and of better grade.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
.SUSQUEHANNA
ICE IN GORGE.
Port Deposit Witnesses
Slight Period of Floes'
Activity
MAY BLOW 1T
OUT WITH T N II

PORT DEPOSIT. Nd. Feb. al
The ice packed in front OF Port|
Deposit was again moving down the|
Susquehanna yesterday afternoon.
The whole town was soon gathered
by the riverside TO see the ice go|
out. rare sight in the valley, forl
the stream usually chooses thel
darkest night to perform.
True to form, after a short period
OF activity, she settled down to a.
period of quiet. Not. however.
until the watchers were treated to
wonderful show Of nature s
power. Tonight. opposite Port Del
posit. ridges are thrown up many
feet in height, forming a natural
gorge that has lifted the water al
the north end OF the town about
eight feet. Rivermen think that be-
fore morning there will be another
shove and may be the water will
reach the tracks OF the Pennsyl-
vanial railroad.
An effort will probably be made
to have an iceboat break the ice
below the bride at Havre de Grace.
Many other citizens are urging the
town authorities 10 ask for airplanes
with INT from Aberdeen Proving
Grounds-they are far more specta-
cular and can break Ice where IL
gorges on the flats In the mean
while the people OF Port Deposit
will sleep tonight secure in the
knowledge that the McCalls dam
stands between them and real de-
struction.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
LAUREL NEWS NOTES.
ecIal to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
LAUREL. Feb. 2l.-The Flower
Club was entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Lee Carmine last week with
music by Misses Flo Culver Alma
Henry and Messrs. Ira Hastings and
ollie Carmine Refreshments. con-
slstlng of ice cream and cake, were
served Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. ollie Short. Mr.. and Mrs.
Creamer Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Carmine; Mesdames Dora Bearne,
Emily Thompson, Jennie Horseman;
Misses Flo Culver, Sarah Hoover,
Bessie Messick. Alma Henry;
.Messrs. William W. Mears. Paul
Carmine, Ira Hastings, ollie Car
mine, Ivan Henry and Leon Short.
Mrs. Victor c. Elliott and son
James spent the weekend with
friends and relatives in Cambridge
Nd.
Mrs. Mary Ingersoll, OF Franklin
City, Va, is spending some time here
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
OF a baby girl
Miss Bernice Kitchens, OF Ports
Vile, left this week for Norristown
where she has secured employment
at the State Hospital for the Insane
Evening journal., 1922-02-21

many more wanting TO sign 1t as
soon as presented.
r. c. Cofer has sold a 62ih by 100
feet building lot on jefferson street
20 Henry II. Hail.
Mr.. Cofer IS a chicken fancier and
has several large pens OF fancy
Rhode Island Reds raised by him.
Window glass cut to A. at new low
and popular prices at Cofer. Price
and Company
Lieutenant William Tidban. Of
Fortress Monroe, who was recently
ordered for duty at Fort DUPONT,
will report for duty tomorrow.
About so men are needed at Fort
DUPONT TO M the peace-time quota
allotted this fertilization.
Several men are enlisting for duty
at the odrnance plant, Pedricktown.
/ y. j.. through the Fort DUPONT re-
cruiting officers There are excel
lent opportunities for trade crafts
men OF all kinds In this department
Of the army forces.
Mrs Thomas Delahay. OF Will
mington. motored to this city yes
terday and was the guest Of her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzger
Second and Clinton streets.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
CATTLE SALE
IS POSTPONED
HolStein Friesian Consign-
ment Will be Disposed
of March IA
COL. GEORGE BAXTER
TO BE AUCTIONEER
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
NEWARK. Del. Feb. 21-The Hol-
stein-Friesian consignment sale an
nounced for March will be held
Tuesday, March IA. The change Of
date is due to an unavoidable delay
in getting the catalogues off the
press.
This will be one OF the highest
class HolsteinF Frlesian sales ever
h e d in Delaware. Every ami
NAL consigned Is from a federal
accredited herd or a herd that has
passed at least one clean test un-
der federal supervision.
Thirty-three head which have been
selected out of sixty entries will be
sold Col George Baxter. the noted
Holstein-Friesian auctioneer. from
Elmira. New York, will conduct the
sale
The blood of winterthur Bess
Burke Best will be found In the
pedigree of some Of the animals
consigned. This bull Is considered
by authorities the cream of the
Holstein- -Friesian breed. He is out
OF a noted COW Bess Burke. I'd, and
sired by the famous King Of the
Ormsbys
Another OF the prominent con-
signments at the sale is a daughter
of King OF the Pontiacs. To Holstein
breeders little more need be said
This bull is the greatest sire of the
breed. having produced more A. r.
o. daughters than any other bull OF
the breed. This bull is now dead
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
GOOD START FOR
Church BAZAAR
DR.. Jones Welcomes Visitors
at Openingof St. Thomas
Carnival
MUSIC BY BANK
ONE OF FEATURES
speeIal 70 The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening journal
NEWARK. Feb. 21.-St. Thomas
Church carnival which will be held
In the armory each evening this week
was started off with a bang last
night. There was fair attendance
on the opening night and every one
apparently had a good time.
The opening of the carnival was
informal George Carter, the carni-
val manager opened the affair at 8
o'clock with a few remarks thank
ing all those who had contributed to
the preliminary plans for the bazaar
and then introduced DR.. Edgar Jones
rector OF the Church who extended
welcome to all visitors.
Women of the Guild worked hard
practically all day yesterday getting
ready for the opening and the re-
suit was attractively decorated
booths The women were in charge
OF these various booths which in
cluded things OF Interest for both
children and adults. Some OF the
booths are, cakes and candies, par
eel post. fancy articles. peanut booth
apron booth. grocery store, white
elephant. hot sausages and rolls
balloons. confetti. etc. There are
also some amusements such as ring
Ing canes.
The popularity contest booth at
tracted considerably attention be
cause OF the two fine prizes Offered
for the most popular married woman
and most popular unmarried woman
or girl which are exhibited at thu
booth The prize for the mos
popular married woman is hand
some chair donated by Miller Broth
ers Company. OF Wilmington and tn
one for the most popular. unmarried
woman a handsome floor lamp do
mated by Lindsey-Tucker Furnitur
Company OF wilmington. Mrs. Johi
Charsha was leading in the contes
for the chair and Miss Jennie Twee'
in the contest for the lamp at tn
close OF the carnival last night.
Many other handsome prizes hav
been donated which will be dispose'
OF during the carnival The bazaa
will be opened at o'cloclc tonight
Thursday night there win be chick
en- salad and oyster supper in charg
OF the women in the basement Of tn
armory.
As was expected music by the Cor
tinental band all during the evenin
and dancing were the most interes
ing features to many. This band wi
play each evening Of the carniv'
and there will also be dancing eac
night.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
DYE FADED WRAP
SKIRT, DRESS IN
DIAMOND DYES"

Each package OF Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her old worn
faded things new. Even II she has
never dyed before, she can put a
rich. fadeless color into shabby
skirts, dresses. waists. coat, stock
ings. sweaters. coverings. draperies.
hangings. everything Buy Diamond
Dyes-no other kind-then perfect
home dyeing Is guaranteed Just
tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish 20 dye is wool or
SILK, or whether II is linen. cotton.
or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak. spot, fade. or run.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21

night. The local Mems League
hopes to entertain the Hanover men
in the near future.
The local delegation was composed
as follows: the Rev. S. Beatue
Wylie. Frank Long, James r. Ella
son. Andrew Eliason. Charles ).
Fleming. o. S. Kannus. Matthew
Walz. Albert wilhelm, Howard vii
helm. John Cloud, c. II. Gebhardt.
MORTAL Thornton, John James and
James Wilson.
Royal Theatre tonight, Constance
Talmadge in Scandal" "selznick
News" a Photograph, "All Aboard
for the Moon" wednesday, Wallace
Reid IN whats Your Hurry?" and
a comedy. ds.'-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
HOTEL HENLoPEN NOT SOLID

Rumors that the Hotel Henlopen.
at Rehoboth. had been sold and that
II would not be opened this season
were denied by the owners through
c. II. Burton. manager yesterday.
Mr. Burton said that owing to the
death OF his father, Walter Burton,
many persons had gotten the i'm
preston that the hotel had been
sold. This is not true and the hotel
will open the last Wednesday IN
June, under the same management
as last year.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
: NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS :

and opportunities TO secure the off
spring are daily growing fewer.
The eleven consignments made
by p. B. Messick, Middletown. are
all sired by son of Sir Inka Prilly
segris. a bull with more than eighty
A. r. o. daughters and the number
Increasing monthly.
Evening journal., 1922-02-21
y p. ODCERs DEAD.

John p. Odgers. formerly OF New
Castle, died OF tuberculosis at the
New Castle County Hospital, sun
day afternoon. Interment will be
made at Frankford, Pa. tomorrow
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08

INK az T"h"cc" Crop iinrrr~tr,i.
AMELIA W. Sept. Tobacco
cutting ma" proceeded much sooner
this y""r than usual the hulk rf
tn" crop having hocn housed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
Blaze Bursts Fish
Tank: Home Is Saved

| Special 10 Tn" Times pisr,tch
hfN'HHrRG. VA. Sept, -
Tn" family of Garland e. Rogers
an automobile mechanic. who
live in Rivcrmont. and who MAX.
use Of a detached Summer
Kitchen" nj this time az tho wear
al their home. recently .xp.rI-
"nccd self -estinp',ishiur blaze
from an exploding lamp. while
'h"N w"r" at supper
After Nh" meal ;h.y returned
!" 'he nous" To fnd tnat n lamn
had exploded ard set nro In !,
'hhl". Tn" oil ran down ON IN.
moor and SGT hra 10 the c,rpe,
'rahu*liy the FIRE ate It's way
:" another table on which stood
Riass nsh rank containing six
gallons ~ water This hurs, and
nut tho Arc out
Inc hre did not come to gem
"rhi attention until inyurnucc
agents wore called in to ajIus,
~" damage. which has been
found To he around 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE ACT
NULL|F|ED BY HARDING
Partisanship Only Real Fac,
tor in Making Appoint
mcnts in Virginia.
ssrrICiENcY FAILS no CONT

democrats who Make IiEh Hating
oustcd for Republicans Whose
Averages Are Far Lovrr-Con-
Gresnmnn Moore CITES Specific Gases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08

In reply To an inquiry from a
representative Of Tho T,mes-Dis-
@atch. with reference to tho appoint
Tnent OF po-tmastcrs In Virginia.
Representative r. Walton Mourc.
who eaid tha, his e1pcricnc. /. in
accord with that of other Demo-
srratic members of Congress. made
1.-THE following statement:
Tho executive order Issued II,
MAY. after President Harding was
1naugurated. provides In substance
Shat when there is n vacancy I'm orv
'a'ost-ofhce OF the hrs,, second or
n nird class, competitive cx.nina.
zion shall be held by the Civl s.r.
wee Commission. III. r.s,;I,s Of
when the commission shall cor,ifv
Eto tho Postmaster General vim
shall submit to IN. President roran
Continent tho name Of one Of The
i'lghsst three rusl!ned .lIKihI.s y
"aS rHth.r loudly proclaimed and
10y some innocently believed that
~ purpose was I" minimize the in
itiuenc" Of partisanshIp In tn. ,.,oc.
E1ion OF postmast-rp. recall uri,
f'ng friend OF nino. who IS IN.
'Nditor "l one OF tho great tnauo7In.E
1hat he would probably md n ueco.
T-"ry 10 modify his enthusiaS,ic prn
Friction that tho Prcsldcn, and pos,
s1nar'" r-General HAYS intended 10
kriaoe tho appointment Of poerrnas.
H're as far as possible on a MN
S''rNsan basis The laudatory ar
,Hirie which had appeared i'm his
',nasazin" showed that he was ono or
III" innocen'S
tut
! do not know how IN. .sami,,
IONS ar" held. but | no Know ina,
rI'"f 'h"y ar" held ard tho lis, OF
rIcihl"a submitted to m. ro4t,nax
I"r-G"n"ral partisan Influences abso-
.pi"lr control When "a" ars, case
Nc'Hrr"n I'm nv own digtric,. RI
r"lN"h the uniform circular latter
"n''h is sent out over ~" ,igua-
1Hf' ~ tho Frs, Assistant rns,,r,
General. which rav4,o, IN. ,,.,
Der ~ Congress 20 whom !, q, al.
dressed ANY inflammation ..Ltcb
VOW may d"'irn 20 submit, regarding
fhNr" eligible. before recommend,
ZION IL mad" - m" Prosfdan, .,.uI
"pproiaoin shrdlu otaolr Sh-dlu
~ appreciated and carofullv con
f'h"r"d. wro'" the royruas,c
t"h"r''. calling his attention 20 m.
!h't That N" incumbent of thn Of
''' w. . democrat. had
gwen rating - 81 per cont wafi.
~" only other eligible who was
HH0uni'oar' had been given rating
81 - per cont and urged ,ho an.
r''7'rn"r' ~ 'hn i0cuuhon, a. no.
i0F nirhiv Gua'iH"d and having the
genera approval Of tho patrons y,
the ono.
Referred 10 Nr. Gunner
""h M ''c'"'arr handed ~.
!c't"r :" N" oHrial IN charge n. ~.
matte. h" was questioned as ~ n.
p"liiios ~ the noun ont and on
btlhs Informed that hc wa. Dor1o.
ofat vas told that tho matter ~ould
De brought I" 'hc attention NJ Mr.
tirpper tn" virginia member y, ~.
lNopnhl!raO National Committee and
CONGRESSMAN SI"mr ThIs s.riciai
Wa very "nrcs"rvcd I'm letting /,
l." understood that what those gen.
tl"'n'n said w"nlh determine tho ac
iinn or th" department. The ma, 20.
SUI wrs III" apD"in'meu. af ,he man
with the low"r. rating This rasn
j. lyrical Ratings are unhasI,at
inrly disrcgard~d. and the statutory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
Ancient Lodge celebrates.

NORFOLK. VA, sept. 7.-Plaus
have been perfected for tho banquet
IF Washington Lodge. No. - |. .. o..
+. OF Norfolk. tomorrow night at
tho Southland Hotel iu celebration
of rs nincty-third annivcrsary. one
"i the most elaborate spreads ever
served az IN" southland " planned
members az IN. lodge. and their in =
viied enes,s anticipa'. q big eve
wing Washington l.ndy. is one OF
'ue oldest odd Fellow organizations
in the United states It's charter
ISSUED by the first grand master OF
the order. bears tn. signature II
Thomas wilder. Of Baltimore. one
~ the founders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
Y. T.. !. Mnn ASSISTING, ,r.n,

FREDERlcK SBCRG. VA. Sent. :
w. H. Miller. ~ Pulaski. 4 gra,I,-
at or the Nt-Ein!u Jolytcchulc In
st'u,", has been appointed - IS
sls'"h' county aE"ut of SpotSvlvauia.
ana mas assumed his duties MIR
Miller Viii aid County Agent " II.
h,mtnir"m I'M his activities MIR
Miii"r rs an "NI".rt ON livestock.
laviix famtliariz.d in animal bu,
hH ndrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
lMPALED ON WAGON PIN,
COLORED MAN is DEAD

Especial to Tn. 'rimcs- D!spa;ch.I
AMELIA. VA. sept 7-,;.oryn
Ross. aged about -. son OF Moses
k"ss. respected coiOred man, met
"Ith fatal accident Yesterday
while working in hay Tort on the
Jefferson Farm. about three miles
from here. IL" f.il from the loft
and was impHl"d on a wagon min.
which penetrated through his body.
Just how h" came 10 IAN is not
clearly explained. He was taken to
q hospital in RLchmond. but died
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08

FREDERlCKsBURG. -. -;cpt. :.
Tn" Republicans nr king George
county IN mass meeting have
elected delegates to tho district con.
N"nt'on nt Alexandria and III. STATE
convention At 'koanDk". They are.
J. H. Harris. w. j. Rogers and ]. EItz
Jones county Commits" wa,
'IeStcd. composed nf Gordon Jones
w. J. Rogers. otis owens. & y
Hndson. Al"x Potts. N"rac. \. Jones
y I. PAYNE q. l.. Haynes. Frank
FitzhuEh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
,.ntrick County Won to- sp,nL.

MARTINSNIII.E. VA, sept -
tn" management Of III" Henry
county fair has occurred for an adj =
dress during fair week Professor {:
W Dyer, "f Vanderbilt University.
Nashville. Tenn. Professor Dyer IL
among the nbl"st and most enter
'n!ninH platform speakers In ~.
south. As h" Ia II rativ" OF Honey
county h" Will also %" an honor
guest OF Hom"-coming w""h. which
Is ono or tho f"aturcs ~ III. faIr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
baritone sorol.t comc. :, m,chmona

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Sept, :,
: Taylor Scott. Of this city. has
h""n engaged as BARTON. eolois, a,
the First baptist Church IN Rich
m"nd. for the coming SEASON Nr
scott Is graduate Of tho Toatodv
conservatory Of Music, ~ Baltimore
Md. where he was awarded the
Eaton vocal scholarship "a Tho con-,
r"ttire addition and examination
Ho is m" organizer If Tho prcscn,
Frederick hurg Musicians club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08
whom the postmas,cr-General de-

whom the Postmaster General de-
crrs.
In looking over my list. motto
one case where the Democratic
postmaster mad" u rating Of ncurIy
~ per cent. and besides had the
service preference. and nevertheless.
Republican with Il rating OF n
little over II per cent. and without
The s"rvico preference. WAS an
pointed note another cave which
vas OF very great lnt.r.., To- "a
large community. Three .Iigiblcs
were certified. all Democrats and
IN" nrst having scrvic" preference.
For som" reason. "f which am not
advised. Their" was q rerating of
III" examination papers. which p,a
Republican ON tho list Of .ligibl"r
ia the place ~ on. OF those firys
certified, and he was appointed Over
the hiShes, rated man. who also had
the service preference
very early came TO understand
that IN. circular letter Is not In
t"rded ~ mean anything and that
10 offer any Information or sugyes-
non ~ mere waste ~ tine and
mat tn" eniir. performance. except
IA" part tHk"n fy the gentlemen
wh" act for the Republican party in
virginia, is mer. dress parade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08

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