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ITO FIGHT OR NOT TO FIGHT.o
TWO LIGHTWEIGHTS QUERY
They Stall People Will Squawk; If They Hit 1t Up
They Are Faced With Possibility
of Arrest.

, hra'nst Leonard. Tender and Fro
! m"t"r ToS Richard. upon which they
'"ui" have been bound to keen tho
peace. The Justice refused. saying no
supposed the boys would break the
law, but that the time TO arrcat them
was not before. but during the com
mission Of this crime or Afterwards
Ih's was brash superstition on the
part OF the Judge. but probably he
never saw Leonard or Tender In ono
OF those cuddley-cutey, pens-por-
ridge-hot exhibitions. witch violated
noh"dy's peace. least Of all their on
r"nents' although tho acceptance OF
'h"ir rewards might have raised n
rnc point Of grand larceny.
40 Tar. the protests OF tho reform
nodisS nave been complete failure
Canon Chase. Of BROOKLYN. has an.
reared In court and done more loo.
work from place 20 place to prevent
ihis fight than the boxers themselves
nave done on the road Yet his name
mas appeared IN the papers also once
ana then among those also present"
Ut John Roach S'raton didn't even
got into tho line-un
Training stunts HELPED pox ono.
Leonard and Tender arc in condI
ton most Of tho time Neither one
needed 10 go through all tho train
ing stunts they have been doing. but
the' box office needed the assistance
OF their training hallyhoo Leon
ara has been photographed eating
garlic. Eoulash ard grcon onions and
str"mm'nR his phonoCraph His roal
training was detained In tho ring
recently with Jack Rritton and
Rocky Kansas. for what he needed
most was not physical Improvement.
hnt "a coupl" ~ fights under his
bolt"
Th"y both are In good shape. thcr--
fore. and tn" details of their trimming
should hc srui TO tho advertising do
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hrst the classes have been most sue
cessful and the courses which were
given for the nrst time this year
VIII probably become a regular part
OF summer school work
training has been given not ONLY
IN actual methods OF play. but the
TWO mon have emphasized the nsv-
ch"loRicai factor In athletic CON
,+s's' MT pohic WAS able To give
ms cihs' Incidents from hlH long
"ipetlcnc" al North Dakota, Mime
Sofa washington. Annapolis and cor
neil to nhow them how to handle
teams during training and In the
Hames Many tricks Of professional
bassoali were explained by Mr.. Lush
who has had sevrral years a1periepca
In the major leagues
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Hy wcstbruok prsier.
United News stan Correspond.n,

'"''"o news S'aU Correspondent
NEW YORK. July differentiation.
which has relieved the congestion In
some or IN" best American jails. has
therefore made available scun-,,.
apartments for Benny Leonard and
i-"''ie Levi" Tender. In case they
H"'Hio get INTO II night during their
'W"iVe- round lightweight, CHAMPION
sup boxing exhibition next Thurs
hay IN the cool oC tn" Jersey might
i'"-bcntcrs' Hall. once tn. mos,
l'"pui"uS swing OF TIA. noble old COT
Tag" maintained by Jersey civ is
almost empty, and there hasn't been
q sal" cracker ON the premises since
~ when everybody quit drinking
ana ia" criminals went To work
There's lots OF room for a counIa ~,
|""hs business men who fracture the
l'Ws OF New Jersey ny giving eac;,
liner knock on tho nose
i'ennN and L"wie are in a uu.,
""rN' which. in'thc language of ,heir
PROCESSION, is known as "a h,i1 oc =,
M IT they get in that ring AMI
""hi hrhi tn" people who nav pcar
~ h'li million dollars will raisn
" Npuawk whose harnessed cnorr.
would run the factories OF ;hr I-pit.J
'N"'tS Tor twelve" month perind
""" r"rnIi IN" nation to thumb IFS
'"'r''IN" c"nk at tho coal strike
~, II 'h"y Forget themselves and
'' "s nv 'he same Squire ellison who
-" p'eh"lnG with the Jersey
Nuprein" court Ia ny,rt III. ~,
match. j. quite likely 10 flute n f,yy
''rS ON his p"llc" whstl" and. rnint
It I" IN" undrap"d figures I'm 10
'he' u"innnd: "oihc"r do Nu,ir J,,,. =.
''">'ir" Hasn't Seen The Firth
ia hrhhii OF the combined n,n,
"Ht"ht iriieiunlsts OF New ,r.
'I"lt' '''S"n asked Justice SWAY.
VI ~" H'rf"h" Court for warrants
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CRAWFORD. BOXER.
DIES AFTER CONTEST

~ II VtA Ntf. !, \ I,,l ",
liz Ell ,. Crh"ioId featherweiEht n,..
c I'M .nsny boxer "ho scored ;vni"o
civ 9!r'f Hns1,,,t nn2oo.onis dol in ih"
me rallied 10 rally after - 81 n my
p, 49, ILLUMINATION ~ his nght iast
Fr,aay night With Tommy 6:irnts u"
d.,,s,w"ss slHthinp eiyht.ro,ind. mo-
so1sion preliminary IRht and Cr.v.
,oTh whose ring nam. ,.
ra"t0rd Go, The worhi ~ n IL
vac Tot "na9cked down, however anI
~, hsFs S,s,,r sh"rs [. no aeeonntinp fof
ny the EYrgaate III may I've Ing n'
luLhf feTesH 7hon ht fe,! mi III.
rnonlhSntsPls In htv dse sstn E-.p r5m
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Oh Mfl :, ONO. July 2a-Grand
.'E ihrk Track is scheduled To start
tomorrow afternoon. with tho E,lks
- pacing stake. the feature event
80 E"ret llll"n. John Henry and five
other pa"cr- Hr. entered Three elias g
'EthtA' the 2.lN pace. the 2I7 trot
ana the 2:i2 trot Will complotc tho
caro-. Tn" meeting is scheduled to
close Friday.
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Mi.sinnnry Union. u..,

meeting o! IN. w"mcn's Mission
AIRY Unions NJ tho Baptist Churches
NJ IN" western section ~ the Dover
HaptiSt Association will he held ~,
~ o'clock TOMORROW morning Mt
hldr" BAPTIST Church. Three Chopt
Road. Jiineys viii meet the $40 and
o'clock W"sthampion cars. Tn.
Wom"n's Missionary Union Of m.
church viii nc hosts OF the occasin,
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CHICAGO, 10; INDIANS. s
m Nssncintnn l.rn.a

LEY El-AND. July 2a cleveland
returned hom" today artrr n ,.ictmrI
n"s ROAD trip I" lose TO Chicago. 10 10
- l-"N"r"t'" nUtpitch"d r.Iny ar
eT"!ard pitchers all tn" wa,. ont,
aiming features were lInnuar's
" Hht p"touts IN nigh, fcId. Wa-nby.s
"oCsr'au"" Of t"clv" chances a, sec
WT =, IN" y" hi'inr of Jameson and
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BROWNS LOSE WEIRD
CONTEST TO DETROIT
Sislcr Charged With Three
Misplays-Eigh, Pitchers
in Game.
ny Associated Press. !

DETROIT luly ~ III. ST Louis
browns played ragged BAN today and
me seven errors committed by them
largely wcr" r"sponsIhlr for priroit's
l-to-d victory. sister WAS CHARGED
with three miSplays Th,. yIsIiurs
"mp!oEcd 1--WE pitchers in th.ir ~
Tor; to win. Sister and Cobb wing
Tor premier batting hon"rs. each had
single blow III nvc times At bat
SCpre:
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SUMMER COACHING SCHOOL AT
u. OF VIRGINIA BIG SUCCESS
Vilmour Dobie, Famous Athletic Mentor of Cornell
UNIVERSITY Heads Institution at Charlottesville
Aided by Lush, of Naval Academy.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ohl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July "a
-Ciasses In coaching football, base
Dali ana oaohetoall that have been
conducted by 0iImour Dobie. head
coach or football Of Cornell u'niver-
Fly. ana william l.. Lush. baseball
ma pasketoall coach at tho United
states naval Academy. Annapolis. as
courses or four weeks at tho Uni
rers!ty OF Virginia summer quarter
have been brought to a close.
About twenty men. coaches in col.
ieges. prep and high schools, have
heen attending the classes that have
beeh conducted both in the lecture
room and on Lambeth Field and I'm
Fayerwrth"r Eymnasium From tho
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Il. kINSEY CAPTURES
THREE TENNIS MATCHES
lRr Assnciaich nress

NtW YORK. July 13-Roh"rt Kin.
S"N. OF san Francisco. mctropoii,an
singles champion. wnn three matches
"""N IN impressive fashion. when
u" got into notion in dcfens. NJ bis
.'l" Tor tn" frs, time on The ,urf
G..mr(s Of the Crescent Athletic club.
:, hinSey lost only twelve games In
n"'-at lrg In straight sets !. l.. Yer.
@i;aaten. Paul Martin and W. I pIitt
al loca! players : NJ
Howard kinsey. who. with his
hro'her: holds m" METROPOLITAN dom
mes title displayed excellent form in
wlhning two matches. one from g,
cE"yes OF New York, and the Other
On INC Japanese. &. Ouda
watson VI. Whshburn, member ~
s an ln2l Davis cup team. won his
~ matcn easily: defeating II. X.
nnrronThs. brooklyn veteran. al
TWO Canadians. r. ". NJ. Richards
ana i' * N"rley, OF Vancouver. fgurrn
IN hard fought matches. the former
mhims from T. X. Hendrickson. OF
~" YORK. 6-S. Ct 6-I, while Vcrlov
"St 10 Philips +; Nee-. Leland san
80. 2-i. Ga ' w.
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ncnth-,iiic N,nc ncorgnn,,c.

HEAT tlSNll.it:, VA, July 23.-1'he
H"athsviilc baseball team, rcorrnniyaI
mere recently 10y electing the follow
,nE "ihc"rs: y. Is Crallc manager,
H. y. Erant, captain: r. w Clark.
assistant capthin; Anderson and
''"Ihn". umpires. The team has "A
strong lineup, including foursp!tch-
crs, all az whom have done effective
work THIS season. They are Rice
Harris. bryant and Neale
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Stpil :, NIins

In a close ana lnt,..s,i,r
saturday. team representing s,nn
., on IN" Petersburg Pike. d,r.a,en
me '"huhiia team by tin. scnr" RI
L" Inc game Was featured by
lW0 CufhIl brothers, fnrmrriv 80
~ash'nKio and lee. did the work
ioT Ctntrhi,d, while MrG"h., -;
Mount saint j"s"nh's College. tid
'eHm. ''''''""s
lie was only in danger In on. I'm
ming and FOR the res If In, p,,n.
nc was complei" master Of the or
his prQther In the seventh inninu md
patnhsd brilliantly. allowing Two hits.
ss,ss .:;;,.::sayg ssss sss-gs}s! ! !.
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BELGIAN CICIlST WINS
RECORD ROAD RACE

INNIN, LnIy - l.lmhOt, a Eol-
gan hicNclis'. today was d"clni9d tho
victor IN the longest hirycl. road race
on record. The belgian negotiated a
:',"""- mil" trip around France in DO
hours. = minutes and - seconds ac-
'uai riding time
ore hundred and twcuty-nVc rid
r'S S'arieh ia IA" race from rariS
Jun" -, aud thirty -"irh; finisn,d to-
Jay AIhNoinc. "a Fr.mchman. VINO
r"d" III the six day bicycle race in
Madison Squar" Garden, New York
~ 1921, finished second
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CARDINALS DROP BACK
LBy Associated pr.ss

ST. IUl'IS. Jun! 22.-Thc Cnrdlnals
."N' IN" ieaEu" lead today by losing
:" Roston. to l. while, N.w YorE
vas defeating Cincinnati The Wis
TORS pounded the local pitchers hard.
NAitc the CARDINALS could do little
Nith Vanguard and Watson Closing
shcceSsfnl home stand, In which
'h"E won A"rrut"cu and lost six
Shncs. ths Cardinals departed to-
u INT Tor New York. whore they omen
crucial !iva-gpmc series Tuesdav
Esin the Giants. score
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RESULTS YEbyERDAY,
mo games schedu lrd.)

STANDING or GU
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GET RID OF YOUR
COLDS QUICKLY

Aspirin 10 not . narcotic drug
and 10 not 2 heart depressant-but
alone. pure aspirin may sometimes
disturb digestion.
No longer hesitate to sock Imme-
diate relief from that headache.
earaohs or Misunderstanding
YOUR COLD AT THE FIRST
sNEBzE. The pow, perfected TIN
dLHe LAxQ Aspirin has all the
pain vanqutshing powers Of oydi-
nary aspirin with new helpful
qualities added.
/ A oommonly proaoyibsd dirs,t.n
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NEW YORK TAKES ODD !,
GAME FROM THE REDS.
Ryan II Puzzle, While Lugue
Is Hit Hard in Three
Innings.
tBy Aasocinted pre..

CINCINNATI. July 23.-The Giant,
won the odd game by beating m.
H"he today. to !. Ryan. pitching nj,
Third at tho ssrtsa. was In fine form
farns. who scored on rwo single,
"nd an out In tho FIRST inning. holm
IN" only Rcd TO reach third bnsc
Lngu" vas hit nard In tn. three in.
nlhEs IN which the Giants scored
Score.
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lANkS. II; BOSTON. I
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK July 22,-New York
closed us home stand today nv win
nirS poorly PLAYED game from RIOS
ton, II 10 Tn. Yankees won nv
scorinS sevc., runs in tho sixth IN.
ming, when twelve Ncw Workers ven,
to pat Scott and McNsuy each
singled twice IN this inning. Whit.
Skinner pinch hitter. was retired
twice Score
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SENATORS ROMP HOME,
!hy Associated Press. !

NHIiiiNGToN. July 23-Washinr.
,,,n;i'G'"d sixteen hits or tri,
hiihH"iphit pitchers and won
"hSiII today, II /" =. Francis vInId'
~ .i'Non hiiS. hut kept them woiI
catered Tw" d"uhI" PLAYS nv Nh,
"a, e"m Hht their season total
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Cont Win. billiard Match

>, TNFtIS, July 23.-Nor"r ContI. the
r.rnch nl'ilarh player. To-Day finished
his match at l2.2 balk line Win M
''ihe'in, another Frenchman Conii
made the 1000 points In s. innings.
with an average NJ 6s.7. breaking the
Der OF points
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Totals
Highland Park
,trtn1ag

summary; Two-hase hits-G DO :
rin. Iredway 90, puEh Three ha 80
nitIG. Dorm; Rase on halls-off
by Dorm. -. by Captain. S Iit h,
ritchcr--by DORM CScalcs). Time or
game. l:i5. Umpire. Forrest
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totals ........ 40 II AIS
matted for NRylor In seventh.
TRatt"d for Sullivan In eighth.
IS II lf % I6 .
Oun O0n D'nn -

summary. Two-bas" hits harris
I"Slin t2l. llauser. Grower. Three
has" hit dykes. Stolen hasc-Rrow-
"r Sacrifices Francis Harris D"u-
ne pays fcrk inpaurh "a Harris to
Judge C2t. Left on bnsrs-PhiInd.l
phtn. =. WASHINGTON. g. Bas- on
hhl's OF Nayl"r. !: Francis. 3. Struck
"ui 10y Fra nciS. ,, sullivan. !. Hits
"tt Naylor, - In innings: off Suili-
van. In ], Eckcrt. ! in !. Iii, by
ritch"r by MAYOR ,siarrisj. Losing
pitcher Naylor i'mpirrs Hide
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nasti.n ana uurJicI WI,

tLEN ELAND, OHIO. July "a
rriiz Eas tian and Ralph n. Rurdick,
chnmpi"ns. today won tho national
intcrc!tN doubles tennis champion
Shir. They defeated Sam Hardy and
=. IL. Noahnrll. of New York in
STRAIGHT sets. 81. Ga Sc
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CUBS, 4: DODGERS. |
fRy Assncintcdprn..

CHICAGO fuiv ?3-rhicago wo,
ihc series from Brooklyn today b,
taking the hnai game. 10 Ald
rldS" pitched steady game. aiiop
Inc tho visitors i've hits. nnl,. two n
witch were punched. and gave ,he,
their only run or Tho gafne Score
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FARINA WINS EASILY

Narina had little difficulty In de.
i'"tnS IN" Raleigh Forbes n!no SAT
u'u"y, winning. .? 10 2 Features ri
nc game were the pitching OF IIar-
fSon and the hitting Of J. lester
Il Narina. Score:
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Give Lawn PARE rnnirh,.

Progressive Rehecca Lodge. No.
2b. will give lawn party tonight at
o'clock at Beach and Cary Stree,k
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STANDING OF Gil,

WuEUE THEY rLAY TODAY.
w nhh'nIi"n AT 'hiIndr Iphin.
Va others srhrtiuicup
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Totals ......' 80 sit

Score hy innings: r.
81. Louis ....... $40 onn loo i
Detroit nOo iI5 nox
summary Two.hos, bi,s II.;i
mann. Inhiu. SnCriticcS --.TnCohson
/. en"N t'eilnann. Doubt. plays
tntsha" and Rirney: McAInnus. Ger
n"r anG SiSier lief; ON hasaS-De-
10y Davis 10y Ehnks. =: ~ nauss
ny rrn-tt. |: by Hayur. t. BASES
"n pals on Ehmkc, l. OF Davis. =:
-" Frnwt. z "n wright. : on Dauss.
avis. III n, on pauss. in ).
on Ehmk.. In i-2. "n riu.t,. | in
10, OF Wright. none Ia none; on
by nc IN "r I'anforih. in
NannS). Winning pitcher Danes
I;"Sins pirch"r-i'ructt I'inpires.
"i"rhaite' aud liowloy. Time. 2.25
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chfchu0. u BrOUkiYn, 1.
Cincinnati. !; New York, 8.
~. Louis, !, fOstnn, &.
Others not srhcduirup
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Z
st. 1..tIltS.
-
'ifatt.d for Barfoot in eighth
S,nrn hN Inrlnf,s.

Boston IN, MN m,
- Louis " 0O6 0oI n0n
summary. Two base h!ts-I.avnn
Hl"snn. Three base hits Powell
"'Iack Sacrifices Nixon Eopf Gih-
S"i. b"uhl" Maruuard. Fora
ana ii"ikr t2I; HornShv. I.nvan ana
'''!i"f. !.r!t ON bases Boston. &: 81
''""lS' y !'nS"- on bniis-On Mar
uIatd Struck out-hv HaincS 2
hN Sh-rLel, !. by t;n.fo";. /. by Mar
Nx"'u IiitS IN iIalncs. 10 in 6
~ Nh'rd"' non" in 2 of BAREFOOT. 2
IN !; of MaTdunrd. 3 in :: or Wat
SON ia >. Winning pitcher-Mar-
nuaf". Losing pitchcr-Haines. I'm
1,S' M"'"h ANA LuiTieT. Time.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. IT. BOSTON. :.
cleveland. q; thirnEo. 10.
Warrington. II; Philadelphia, =.
Detroit. II: ~. Louis. q,
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KansaR CITY. q. LoulNvlIln. s.
Minneapolis. So: Columbus. s-3.
Milwaukee. 3; indianapolis. ..
st. Paul. SIS: Toledo. Al.
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summary; Double PLAYS Harrison
70 SnoeinHk"r to Northern: R.dw God
70 Northern: Harrison Ia Je.tc, ~
shoemaker: Rice to Shoemaker 10
NORTHERN. Two-hase hits--J Jes,.r
Esfwood: j. Jackson. Three basc
nus Jes'"- Northern. struck on,
ny Harrison. u; by Robinson 6.
~ Patterson, / Hi,s-on Robinson
! IN PATTERSON. in , Rase.
on nlls-or Harrison. Lcf, on
naH"a-Ea 2 Raleigh Forhc..
49, henWpoh. G.. Watson
~ e. " h"binspn. tmplrcH
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Summary: Tuo-hase hitH-Hol
locher Home run-Grimes Stole
bnses-Barber Sacrifices Crime
Terry. KruG. Double plnya-Olsc
To Ward to Mitchell: Terry to Hol
iocher to Grimes Left on bases
BROOKLYN. 6: Chicago. 3. Base 9.
balls-on Aldr!dge. 3: Schr.ver. s
Struck out-by AldridBe. a; MRmau1
!. Hits-ofT Schriver. 8 In {: Ma
rnRuI. In l. Wild pitch--Sehriver
Passed ball-Debcrry. Umpircs-
Sentelle and Hart Losing pitcher
Echriver Time. 1871.
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Clncin INIT.


'nn.Ihh"t ...-..s. 100 600 900
summary. Two base h',s--BurnE
iiarper. Young, Kelly. RYAN Three.
has" hit-YounE Double nla,
Bancroft 10 Rawlings To Kelly. LEI
On bases N"w York. i. CINCINNATI :
ita'c on halls IN LuGue. !. RYAN. /
StrGch ont by i.ugU~. 4: RYAN (.
l'rnpirns ltlglcr and NcCo,mIcL
Time. 1850 ="
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eIani
vih!H .......... - !! - 10
bhti-I i"r Lindsey n4 ;ntrI

'19in!S ...;.... - Z !! - 10 !
bhitrI Tor Lindsey Ia ihiid.
h"'i"d for Edwards II, seventh,
''i"N"lAni 400 ,u. ,u,
summary TWo-bns- mis- Hammer
Ilhikdn, F"ik. I.cverctjc. Sh"cly. Sc
~c..' speaker, Rashy Jamirsom "a
'h'''T, nHS" MT. Johnson Sacrifices
'hl'nR". ~. CLEVELAND, 10. Iin,,.
,u h"iis on l.cv"rettc L. "n I'd.
M."rds 3. on naghy. ,. iits-'ofI
x'1 > 10 3; on Lindsey 3 In 2-s.
struck uut-Leycrctte. 2, bS Lind.
~ d! Edwards. 3 Losing ,i,cf.
uh!e. Lmp!rct, MurArity snd
connolly. Time, 2O5.
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contained In TrNdLn's I4Axo Alb.
PIRIN ovoyoomes tho tendency OF
ordinary aspirin to upset tho stom-
aoh. A Eontle laxative has also
boon added. and when once tho
pain Ia removed, assures you ahso-
lute relief by cleansing the body of
tho toxins or body poisona which,
when retained In the system, often
ara tho hidden cause of pain,
Within ten minutes after taking
TINGLEs LAXO ASPIRIN, your
pain 10 gone and the esuss Of II
will 20 as we'll Be sure TO AK for
T1FGtE'a fkxo AsPfRfN--~e.
member the three pointRi
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STANDING Of CHR
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
tN0 games n"heduIcd.I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
WoRTHINGToN

Class Supper
w. B. Plaster's class Of the
Christian Sunday school had a sup
.ner at the residence OF Mr.. Plaster
the teacher on Tuesday evening,
Jan. Gath. Refreshments were
Served and the evening was spent
very en1oyably by those present.
Gas Pressure Weak
The gas pressure was rather
weak on Wednesday of this week
and the very cold weather. made
It rather uncomfortable. Al great
many people have supplied them
selves with coal and are not de-
pending on the gas supply for fuel.
Lodge Visitors
B. H. Brown and eileen Free
man Of Enterprise were visitors at
Worthington Lodge No. 179, i. o.
F. en- Tuesday evening and
took several applications for mem
bership in Enterprise Encampment
No. 81. They are arranging TO
confer the encampment degrees on
a large class OF candidates in the
near future.
Personals
Claude NJ. Rogers. the contrac-
tor, left for a business trip to North
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
IWANT federal
COURT IN CITY
.Kiwanis Club Backs the
Movement at Meeting
Yesterday

Clay D. Amos attic weekly Inn.
lcheon Of the Kiwanis club propos.
led that club back d movement to
have Fairmont designated as a
place for the holding of Federal
court The club voted solidly "a
favor OF the proposition, and, Can.
tain Rollo J. coniey was chosen
as the Kiwanian member ola gen.
eral committee which will 70 70
present the wishes OF the city TO
the Congress, and ask for the pas
sage Of a bill authorizing such
designation.
Good roads occupied the atten-
ton OF the club a while. Hon. O.
rs. Mckinney, NC. Tough and 3.
y. Reeder OF Folsom being the
principal speakers. The club en-
dorsed a petition To have the Wet
eel county road 90 through Smith
field from Wheeling to Manning
ton. Chairman Tough was au-
thortzed to attend all important
meetings OF the state highway
department at Charleston. This
action followed thesreport that the
IPo'nt MarEon-C larksburg road
would be built as soon as possible,
and 1t was suggested that some
dangerous curves be Strengthened
out.
DR.. L. D. Howard was presented
with the button OF the presidency
OF the club by Hon. o. q: McKin.
neg, and in his inaugural address
outlined a year OF performance
that is worthy OF the club ana
which justified fully the judgment
OF the club In selecting him as fits
leader.
Leo Benedict, Bruce Fanus and
Francs McQulllan were appointed
Q committee to work out a plan BY
which the Kiwanis club expects to
help in the work Of caring for the
poverty stricken Of TIE city.
The business of the club was
preceded by a highly enjoyable
musical, program rendered BY atty
members Of the Girls Glee club Of