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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

A young man who practiced medi.
cino In Pennsylvania became famous
and was called in consultation in
his success in the treatment OF dis
ease. This was DR.. Pierce. who
finally made up his mind TO place
some OF his medicines before the
public. and moving TO Buffalo. N.
Y, put up what he called hts Favor
lite Prescription, and placed It with
druggists in every state.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
has long been recognized as tonic
for diseases peculiar TO womankind.
After suffering pain. feeling ner
vous. dizzy, weak and dragged-down
by weaknesses of her sex--a woman
Is quickly restored to health by its
use. Thousands OF women testify
that Favorite Prescription has en-
tirely eradicated their distressing
ailments.
More recently that wonderful dis
covery of DIR. pierce's, called An.
uric Qor kidneys or backache), has
been successfully used by many
thousands who write Or. Pierce OF
the benefits received--that their
backache. rheumatism. and other
symptoms OF uric acid deposits in
joints or muscles are completely
conquered by Its use
Send loo 10 DR.. Pierce. Buffalo.
N. y, for trial pkg. OF any OF his
remedies. or write for free medical
observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
By Glenn Hughes

regret now that In the past I
S.xe used up - many sunerlatlves
+, should have saved more ~ them
=, .-rhe Greenwich Nillagv Foliies. ="
-, very modern. gOrgcous. witty
..a otherwise dclectahlc "rcvuslcal
se,ne.lv 81 New Nork's Latin quar-.
,err which made lt~ first appearance
!, seattle sunday night at the Metro.
penian theater.
Tor clevcrncsS 81 conception. beau.
~ AZ costume and setting and rich.
n,.s az color and movement, this PRO.
Auction T. the most satisfying slncc
emu chin Chow" Il h vaudeville
nn,d 70 the plane Of creative art.
~s,re the sentimental and tho hanal
~. eliminated completely.
II Is difficult 90 pick the high
s,oss-therc are 80 many ~ them.
Ana high spots are matters OF per.
sonal taste, |. for instance. WIS cspe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
"GreenWich FOIIieS"
!. Delights Audience

oiaily fond 81 Alice and Mary Me
earthly, who are smart from the toes
np, and who appear every now and
Then In SONG and dance. make my
acknowledgements. too. to nert SAVOY
Tor his excellent female imporaona
tlons. In the same class are Louis
hefkoff and sister Fric,ia. the dane
rfs' Their sut-erh Russian folk dances
hrousht down the house
The longer the show ran. the bet.
Ter " so, Well along IN the second
act comes a brilliantly staged spccta
c'e, 'farfum p'Amour." with cos.
TUNES by James Reynolds. the extra
ordinary young artist who has risen
20 such fame recently. The isth cen.
fury Russian costumes used IN the
episode called THE Song OF tho
samovar." are also BY Reynolds. and
they alone are worth the price OF tho
show
An episode with nenda masks. fea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
.SHEILA TERRY
is MOORE HIT
Takes Stellar Honors in Un-
usually Fine Bill

The most piauantiy t~lirhtful
figure seen In Seattle for many
months. shoila Terry wins a closely
contested race FOE the stellar position
on this weeks bill AT the Moore the.
alter There are NJ least two other
acts on the program ttat would
have been entitled 10 headline hon.
orr Ia tlv usual offering at the the.
alter, hut Miss Terry f. 30 wlnsoms
and altogether charming that male
players were at decided diaad.
vantage.
supported by Roy Sedley. william
Goodnli and Katherine shaw. she
appears In n pleasant little fantasy
called MAY and December" which
provides her with ample 81 portunity
Go display her prowear ~ song
dance and general attrpcti~ness
Tho number n unusually .rotcntlous
for the vaudeville stage. the scenic
effects being particularly effective
Wellington Cross scored almost ms
much ~ a triumph a. Miss Terry.
with Dean Moore. pianist and singer.
acting AZ a foil. he kept the house
IN an upfoar from tho moment that
he appeared with his songs. stories
and horse play
u wouldn't bs fair. however. 20
give Cross all the credit for his act.
as almost every other man on the
weeks program Is runR into the
numter IN one way OF another.
lien Rubin and Charles Hail. who
won nearly. II not quite. ~ much ap.
plnusc as Cross IN their own act.
Ida Wanna" contributed generous.
~ 90 the iatter'H offering
Crane Wilbur and suzanne caubes.
supported by William n. rarwaid
and Harry L. Hanson. appeared In
moderately amusing skit. Right or
Wrong Even tho the Hines were not
above tho ordinary vaudeville stand.
ard. the audience seeu-d % find the
&C, satisfactory probably on &C.
count % the matinee idol qualities 20
Mr.. Wilbur and Miss caubcrs really
delightful aeccnt.
Eddie Janis and Reno Chapiow
WIRE well appiauded IN n q NEEDY In.
cidcnt - Karput''. he Clinton sis.
tiers danced gracefully. aud Frank
Wilson did some things 90 a bicycle
that were really remarkable II not
quite new.
The ahsenc~ Of an acruhatic act.
for one week at least. was a welcome
relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
PORTLAND LIKES
HUMANE SOCIETY

PORTLAND. Ore. May LIN re-.
ply 90 questions regarding Humane
society management OF city dog
pounds. Portland people state that
tho operation Of their city pound by
tho Oregon Humane society has been
successful.
The following telegram. written by
George l.. Baker. mayor Of Port
land. has been forwarded 20 The So
attic Human. society
Understand there ~ some ques-
ton as TO which 10 best way 20 han.
die the impounding os dogs !
strongly recommend that ihs whole
matter 30 turned over 20 the Hu
name society We adopted that pol.
Icy five years ago and find II the
only system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
School Candidate = No. 7

tious architect. but do want 20 see
built substantial. weli.lighted. acccssi-
bic school buildings. complete. but
without frills."
what nre your qualifications for
the office you scek7"
II am in the book business now.
or course that may not be considered
n qualification. but have had ex.
pcrience in the schools as teacher,
principal and ms n school director.
And don't forget this the real
fight In this campaign Is between
Claude Eokart and myself. The other
one.year term candidates are good
fellows. but they won't place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Ing on schedule, the department said
The figures. however. are not suffi.
GENTLY complete 20 show how greatly
the Increased activity Of the factories
reflects buying by the public.
Retail prices continue 70 decline.
tho report said. the cost of living
showing a drop Of three points dur
ing March. The greatest was in food
costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

turing Virginia ncn IN series OF
mask dances, N another hish spot
acsthctically. These masks were
among the first Co be used on the
American Stage. and are beautifully
executed. Tho silly Doll mask IL
perfect. and Miss nelia dancing b.
perfect In IFS Interpretation Of the
masks character. II n impossible
for me 20 imagine any kind OF person
who would not enjoy this production,
Yet ! feel certain that the more dis.
eliminating the person. the more
thoro his enjoyment OF Il viii be-
There win be performances every
night this week. with only a Satur,
day matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
SCIENTIST TELLS
OF GLAND ACTION.
SEAT OF LIFE.

EXHAUSTION OF the glands OF
internal secretion and more particu
larry those glands that provide dy
mamie force 10 the body. Is now
recognized as the cause Of fatigue
and all weaknesses. These glands
are the ones mainly responsible for
the source and distribution OF
energy and II is chiefly from these
giandular substances that effective
medication is derived.
The ex-government physician who
Is located across Third ave from the
postoffice. at 1897 Third ave-. spe.
cializes in these treatments, and Of
fers free consultation to the af.
flicted.-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Irish Jeanne dare"
Is Coming to Seattle

Countess Markievicz, Jeanne
dare Of Ireland" win arrive in Sc
attic Tuesday 10 explain to Seattle
tho meaning Of the "Anglo.irlsh
treaty" She viii remain In the city
two days as the guest OF Seattle
Irish.Amcrican societies. Countess
Marlrevicz II tho wife OF n Polish
nobleman. She r. accompanied In
her travels by Kathleen Barry and
J. J. O'Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
President nro t.n- Of he c.it
RrsorIrrroH no. 1a.a


|.PROPosED AMENDMENT NO. .
|kksOLt-TIoS and PROPOSITION 20
amend Article VIII Of the City
Ia Charter Of the City Of Seattle. BY
|~smenfing Section 1 thereof. and by
rspealinR Section and Section 7
"a thereof: and providing for the
snsndment 70 the qualified cleo
ters 81 the City Of Seattle for their
publication or rejection at the
fensrsl municipal election TO be
red ia the City ~ Seattle on the
snf day ~ May, 1922.
~ FIT IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
ItggHciL OF THE CITY OF BE-
That Article VIII Of the city Char
~ 81 the City Of Seattle be amended
- We following respects:
vy,D That Section ! Of said Article
III De amended to read as follows.
|E 49, l. a Board q Fg5l as
80 consist Of: The city Engineer,
Hs Superintendent Of Streets and
Nsrs. the superintendent of water
Wofks, the superintendent Of Light
ms ths Superintendent OF Buildings.
~ such other superfntendents. or
e ads o. departments. as may be in
Charter denominated members
sIeof, each Of whom shall be APP
lhted ~ the Mayor. by and with
Hs advice and consent 10 the city
SyHheil Tor the term. except as IN
~ article othsrwiss provided. OF
Hfse 90 years.
IL ~ That Section and Section z
OF said Article VIII be, and the
Nms are hereby, repealed.
CID BE RI FURTHER RE-
L.ED that such proposed amend
.nt be submitted 70 the qualified
I4sf.ors ~ the city Of Seattle for
kr~I ratification or rejection at the
.sfal municipal election 20 be held
" CITY 81 Seattle on the End day
rssssd the city Council the 1rt
81 March. 1921. and signed by
i open session in authorization
If.s,s passage this lat day OF March.
H. PHILIP TfsDALI.
Is~<asnt Dfs tenn Of The CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Government Shows
Improved Business

NEW YORK. May /. - Business
conditions are improving and the rec.
ords show larger production and in
creased export trade. the commerce
department announced today.
Manufacturing Industries are work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Boy Hurt as Motor
on Launch Explodes

An exploding launch motor late
sunday seriously injured caleb l..
ilaii. Jr. 10 years old. n Rolling
hay. across the Sound from Seattle.
Ito was I'm SEATTLE General hospital
Monday with injuries TO his legs,
hands and body inflicted by flying
Metal.
Several other persons escaped an
hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Under and pursuant 20 section
~ Article " OF the city Charter,
here viii be submitted 20 tho qua j.
si~d electors NJ The city Of Seattle,
~ the municipal election 70 be held
~ ssld city on the And day Of May.
1922, for their Approval or rsjectl2n,,
said proposed measure reads as FOL
lows;
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. s3sOs;
An Ordinance relating IL and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

FUNERAL SERVICES for Allen
ander Mcdonald. 81. who died at his
home. IT'S 18th ave. s.. Saturday.
win be held Mt 4 p. m Tuesday at
Butterworth's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
NOTICE TO ELECTORS

Cpsr and pursuant 70 section Of Article Charter
viii be submitted the qualified CITY Of seattle
municipal election be held
1884, for their approval REJECTION
nLnucnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

RESOLUTION NO. Tees
rRoP0sTp AMENDMENT No I,
A Rrsot. trTfoS and PROPOSITION
&c amend - ction II % Article TX
~ The city Charter 81 the city 81
seattle. ard preVicing for the sub
mission OF such Proposed amend.
raent 70 the qualified electers 81
The city OF seattle Tor ther rati-
fyeation or rejection At tho gem
sral municipal election 90 b held
~ the city 81 Seattle GA the FAD
dsy 81 May. 1873.
az TT ESof.vEp MT TIVE CITY
COUNCIL or THE Cfrr Oh
SEATTLE,
That Section II % Article TX Of
- City Charter % the city 81 Seat
lie s- amended q rad - follows
Section IL. The city to1aeit shsll
annusily. within the tinrr sPesified
~ law. By ordinance. ftx she rate
Al taxes 20 Be levied and levy the
taxes upon all taxsbte property.
heth real ard personal IN the city.
rsedea TO raise sufficient revenue
T. earrv on the different depart.
nents % the municipal government
~ the ensuing flscai year. No
revenue raised ~ tar levy SHALL BE-
arrr0priated for any other purpose
tkan that specified In such levy. er
N the cfficiai estimate upon which
tks san. - taS~d. unisss an erserg-
erey exists wherein such aprroprie-
lien 10 necessary for The pseserNa-
nee % the puelte peace. health and
Aeetv The ordinance making such
propriation shall contain state
nt ~ the facts constituting such
srgency. shall specify that N the
Feat q deficiency Dc thereby GREAT
"A ~ che FUND from which such ap-
urrrrlntlon i made. the same shall
r. provided for Ia the next sucece d.
nx tar levy. and must receive the
afirmAtive vote 81 at least three
knr,hs Of the total mem bership 81
~ City Council.
AM nE 1T FURTHER re-
eri.vrp. thef such proposed amend
u~r, Be submitted to the qualified
electors % the city OF Seattle for
fh~iy ratification or rejection az the
r-nerai mum iclpai election 20 be held
h N. City % Seattle on the End day
"a Nsy. 1919.
rsss.d the CITY councfi the fss
6ay Of March. ts.f. and signed By
y. In cpeu session IN authorization
~ SIS passage this lat day ef
rHu.r rrTparI.
President pro ssEA of Tie CITY
Council.
e1iet the ist day Of XsrcA fet4
n. W. CARROLL.
cy Comptroller ard
ox-osficio City Clerk.
Dat. % ssr-, puH1s<s0 - TIE
BATTLE star. Seattle. March ~ 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

HOQUIAM. Union OIL Co. starts
setting up tanks Of new distributing
station here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Rrsn1.rrrov SO. ro.s.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ..
Ia REsoI uTIOS AND PROPOSITION
e. amend Section 20 Of Article ~
81 the city charter % the City Of
eeaffi>. ard providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend.
sad city for their ratification or
rejection at the general municipal
election to be held therein on the
tad day Of May. 1912.
IsE IT RESOLVED by THE CITY
/ COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
SEATTLE:
That section 30 Of Article ~ %
~ city Charter Of the city OF Seat
A. - amended 70 read as follows;
section 30. Every person violat-
ne any general public ordinance
Eret9fnrs or hereafter enacted pro-
nibittnE or requiring any act Or
emission. and every person counsel
irx. aiding or abetting such viola
. .Sa' :. asern.l guilty q = MS.
tsmeAnor and. upon conviction
hereof. shall. unless otherwise pro-
sitsd in such ordinance. be pun
ished BY a fine not exceeding one
prisonm.rt in the city JAN FOR q
period not exceeding thirty t3o)
DAYS. or by both such fine and Inn
crisonment. and any such ordinances
hr-eafter enacted need not conth n
sry provision IN reference 70 penal
si>. but the provisions Of this sec
Dor shall be applicable thereto as
FULLY a. II the same had been con-
tAinsd in such ordinance.
AND HE 1T FURTHER RE
toLyED that such proposed anne nd
merit be suhn1ftted 70 the qualified
slsstors Of the city Of Seattle for
DER ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election TO be held
4 said City on the and day Of May.
1915
Passed ths city Council IN. LIST
Day 81 March. 1921. and signed by
ne IN open session In authe ntlcation
q ~ passage. this LIST day Of March
President pro tenn OF the city
Council
t'isf the lat day Of March. 1874
III W. CARROLL
City Comptroller ard
ey-officto City Clerk
~ p. NJ. aTREET. Deputy Clerk.
Date Of first publication in The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Council
ftled the LIST day Of March. 1888.
"a. W. CARROLL.
Stty Comptroller anu ex-offteio
city Clerk
~ r. NJ STREET.
Deputy Clerk.
Data OF first publication In The
Seattle Star. Seattle. March "a. 1893
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
NOTICE TO ELECTORS,

Under and pursuant 70 Section ]
81 Article Nv % the CITY Charter.
th~r~ will be submitted 70 the dusli-
fled electors Of The city % sssttis,
a. the municipal election TO be held
In said city on the Ind day % May.
1922. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. a27fs. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

my baby's trouble began with
little red spots on her arms. body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Council
Filed the lat dav Of March. 1874
~ w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and
ex-officio city Clerk.
BY r. NJ STREET. Deputy Clerk,
pste Of first publication In The
Seattle star. Seattle. March a. it71
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

| his e.
about
bis can
tin can
punch.
Be SURE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-20
NEW YORK IS WINNER,
WHILE ST. LOUIS LOSES
Babe Rou,h Bats in Thirty
Fourth Home Rum
of Season.
JONES TIGHT FOR FIVE INNINGS
Allows Only Ono to Reach First ia
Latter Part of Gamr--r anhs Win
Uphill Hnttlc--rilicItc shows Inrk
OF Control.
Iny AssncIntch rrcss.l

DETROIT. Sept. l?-Thc Sew
York Yankees continued their march
toward the American League cham
rionship today by coming from be-
hind in the latter part OF their game
with Detroit and winning. { to 3.
Faced by uuc-rUn handicap. Yield
Oh 10 Detroit in the second inning.
when sam Jones allowed TWO Of thc!,.
four hits obtained or uc his de-
livery during the game. the Ynnks
ted III" count IN IL" seventh. du" {.
clever pasc ruNA!ns on the part of
Schtns aud Jones. ANA put The gam"
II! the winning column in the ncNt
fTam, on cAiit base blows by llpp
and NcUs.l.
Babe Ruth made his ;hiriy- tourth
hone run II the season on i'hiilctt"
- TIA. nrst inning. scoring luSdu
ahead az ll!iu. The Tigers couatrd In
the same !.nins on "a pass 10 COBB
ana NeasA triple
Detroit tpOk tho lead IN ~" sccord.
RiEHeE WAS hi ana W"odnlI irlpIod.
bringing him home. Blues sacriil,..
scored Woodal!.
l'i!!ctie lacked control in The
.elventh. walking Schnng ami Jones.
INNS run. in IA" eighth Ram
frying 10 stretch u. Pipp cnl.bIrG
an! scored oil Mcusers ihrre.tnsu
hit.
During the last nv. Inning no rc.
troit hatsinan reached hrst bnsr. ON,
OF The hlts of Jones Wan CREDITED
10 ii!!ntic. who A.t 20 p!pt, hl.d Was
sate when no ono covered first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-20
u. WrhiI,rook IrrI-r.

NEW YORK, Sept. ~. For Ia"
seventh ttmn since urEaniand bnsrhal!
DeSam hhving theme fil! convulaiun-.
New York IN elected M the s-crn. or
"i'"i IS known by common consent
40 world series. Sew York (. ,ah.
!hb u much more calmly than Iinolu.
nat! took IL whom tho White SuA mr-
rived III mo fall OF 1918 10 look UNI
ger thr!r p!Hows for what Was thr,r
New YORK b"'ra!s none or the tsliu-
ltoH over another uOUblr w!nn!uE In
ne mayo! League. which the entire
vopH.Hc" OF ~. Louis recently went
lhi"HSH III celebration uC !. doubts
losing
10 hum. New YORK ia In rnr am
other %! those thinss ana iAry yet
i'iSHiy h"hoionouH as years 80 by.
Iwp weeks hence, aitcr the naitsr
ma been talked up by the boys
around town. somebody's .2-yrni-oId
son VIII stay "ut n.l might. sitting
on soap box at tAr hlraehnr ticket
on!c9 10 set the nrat ilohrt o! scn-
era! admission. !nn hcnIrera on
hg"""w"y Mi! bn offering 81 t!cArts
inr IL" reserved hoAra "a, slS apiece,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-20
CONTINUE FLAG MARCH
HAGEN AND HARDWOOD
ASK FOR MATCH HERE
British Champion and Aus
tralian Star May Play
in October.

Richmond golfers will probably
have an opportunity of seeing Wal
ter Hagen. the American who won
the british open championship. and
Joe kirkwood, former Australian
ana New Zealand open champion and
trick shot player. in an exhibition
match against Wildred Thompson
and partner. at the Country Club
OF Virginia early In October.
Hagen and Kirkwood are Just now
engaged In the most successful golf
tour ever Attempted. They started
close of tho open championship at
Chicago. and have played MY
mnrrhcs since; winning all but six.
week. playing In Memphis. Atlanta
lHrminEham Cilattnnoona and In tho
Southern opcn championship at tho
M,"ligmSnd Club. Nashville: Robert
night and talked with local golfers.
VINO arc nnNioms for tho champion
10 play nm exhibition hero.
II IS likoly that tho match Will be
prayed at tho Country Club OF Nir-
E'n!a. a definite decision Will be
made within two days.
IinIuu IN recognized ns tho great.
est competitive uolfor ever developed
In America. lle has won every i'm :
rnrtant chnmrinnshp In Eolf. inolud-
,'i''N'' FNtNloH onen t%icN
"a" French open, tho Western three
times. tho Metropolitan three times.
ana ma year Succeeded In winning
IN" lritlsh open championship nj
sandwich. being tho first American
horn piny"r 10 accomplish Il win IN
this event
Ills mntrh here will probably i,
his last before ho meets Gene Snr-
h>en, American open champion, In q
hrN"nt two hole singles match, the
first hnlf or which Will h. plavrd "A,
tho OAK mont cub. Pittsburgh, and
the second half ut the wrstch.-irr
Fillmore club. In New York, Rich-
m"nd players viii have nm orrnr.
tumity 10 hou how he In going h..ror,.
tho bis match. fer whn, has been
termed. The unofficial, hut .nt.rtuir-
ing w"rlhs cha mpicnshtn in golf
k'rhwuod IL one OF tn, worlds
greatest golfers, After winni"g tho
Australian nnd New Iruiuu,I cham
rinnships, tn" Angac golf fans
Thought sn much of Kirkwuud thnt
hey rnisr" money tn send him 10
Am"ricn ann Great britain, liz hns
finished Ia Tho money In prurtirmIiv
every event in which h- has started
and this summer won the uuuilfviu.
medal IA the big open event az ,;lrn-
eagles, Scotland. ana lied with Hagen
for thu medal in the uu.lif,ir,.
round "r tho british open champion,
rhtn.
BESIDES hrinE II mn. PLAYING PARTNER
r"r III sS"n. hn In the only pluyer who
hhr Developed AN exhibition OF trick
shots which hr Eivcs following tho
exhibition mutrhrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-20
NEW WORKERS NOT AGTTATED
AT WORLD SERIES PROSPECTS
For Seventh Time City Is Elected as Scene of Bnscba
Yearly Classic, and Is lis Getting
MonotonoIs Now.

ana II hnrgair price, too, mister. be-
,'"vo them.
There Will hr II line az men r.nch i.
,ns along Forty-sccond street. to
E'shth Avenue aud down almost ~
r"rt'rth waiting To he refused their
i"'"rSts Tor rcsrrrn tiui- AT the Of
uGrh or IN" Yankees nnd liahr Ruth
~. .' voms roaring up TO tn" head ~
~" uuru' IN his town ear 10 elbow
ms why up tho STAIRS ON private
nua!nrsh with the ownrrs There
WI! ho cheers and tn" polir, reserves
WI! come hhmmcr!nI over from For
ty-scrrnth Street 10 npi., II few
SKULLS mud clear the street.
!ntcrrt. IN II world series IL no
such spontaneous thing her, n, II
~ IN cleveland, Chicago. Cinr,nunt.
ur Detroit and not wn-ti crIiipnrlsnu
WIN the HthherinG Iunrry which
'hhhty which drove 81. Louis hulnly
uHr!hs INV recent hrrlrr between TIA"
NHnkS AMI Browns Last wear, cv, n
ih"uEh the fnuks we're playing their
World scrl-e IN The nineteen wears OF
~ clubs existence. th- rrst game
logan with vacant phlr!rn IN tn- So
'"Srrfh'l"ha upstairs and there was
"h!y unr real capacity crowd.
The reason may nnve been that ;h,-
Nhs III" fourth world e--i-s IN which
The Giants haG participated. aud the
h!Aih IN The baseball career Of The
nlk city. counting Tho two IN whlci,
IN" l,udErr- mr"itv participated over
IN Flathush. THu-. thin years w!l!
'" IN" seventh for Srrntrr New York
ana when you'N" hnd Hcvrn You're nc
cusiom"d 10 them. Xix" operations or
try-"uts az the tniior's
The fnnkc"s' rosscss.on OF the
seasons pcnnant ~ ucI mathcmatl-
cal certainty. but they have a lead of
Two ana on"-halr games now.