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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

Tho regular meeting OF tho Rich.
mond Chapter. L. u. g., will be held
wednesday. November s. Mt II a.
NJ. at the Confederate Museum
Delegates VIII be instructed for tho
convention In birmingham, which
opens November H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

meeting OF the Helping Circ,.
OF hinSNs Daughters will h. b.ja
IN, M, afternoon at $40 o'clock with
T~cnth- Sixth Street '''n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

MONDAY. NOVEMBER E. 1877.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

LornI OhtefvRfIona Mt =. NJ. festerdhy
Wind direction, southeast. wind velocity
J. weather. clear
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LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. s.-Mr
and Mrs. r. e. Moore. Of Gladys. have
announced the engagement and an
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pANNiLLE. VA. Nov. 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. - = "i''s' Of Rock Spring. have
announced the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Edith wiles, to ]. Ir-
vine confer tho wedding being cele-
hra'ed at tho home of Rev. r. II. Pc
ters. at kentuck on November 1.
Williams news., 1922-12-22

Jealous as 1t was Intense ana real. This dark-hearted man of great and terrible emotions did not only know how to hate. In his own savage way he could love too. Linda hated and feared him, but the emotion was wholly different from the dread and abhorrence with which she regarded Dave What about Bruce?' she demanded
 Dave leered. Do you want to see him? He's lying-up here on the hill" !" > The tone was knowing, edged with cruelty; and 1t had the desired effect. The color swept from the girls face. In a single fraction of an instant 1t showed stark white in the candielight.
 There was an instant's sensation. of terrible cold. But her voice was hard and nfeless when she spoke.
 "You mean you've killed him7" she asked simply.
 "We ain't killed him. We've just been teaching him a lesson" Dave ex- plained. "Simon warned him not to come up-and we've had to talk to him a Iittle-with fists and heels.''
 Linda cried out then, one agonized syllable. She knew what fists and heels could do in the fights between the mountain men. They are as much weapons Of torture as the claws and fangs of the Killer. She had an in-
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this man. were 1t not that he had lived in fear of his brother Simon. The mighty leader of the clan had set a barrier around her as far as personal attentions went-and his reasons were obvious. The mountain girls do not usually attain her perfection of form and face; his desire for her was as
Williams news., 1922-12-22

of hatred that had come to crisis at last-of deadly and terrible triumph after a whole decade of waiting. If Dave had discerned that cry in time he would have hurled Linda from his arms to leap into position of defense. The desire for women in men goes down to
Williams news., 1922-12-22
CHAPTER XIX

As Bruce hurried up the hill toward the Ross estates, he made swift cal
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slipped through the rear door of the
 house, into the shadows
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CHAPTER XVIII

The homeward journey, over the
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AND FRENCH
TENNIS STARS CLASH

Wimbledon. July 7.-tBy The Assoc
cisted Iress)-With Moila Bjurstedt
,Iailorv's convincing victory over MIS-.
Beamish Of England today ana Mile,
Suzanne LenEi"n having triumphed ox-
or Mrs. Peacock. the center court at
Wimbledon is ready for tomorrows
dramatic occasion when the American
and French tennis stars VIII meet 10
decide tie worlds tennis championship
of the world.
Randolph Lycett. Great Britain. won
his match in the semi-finale OF inc
grass cour, tennis championships here
today. defeating J. H. Gilbert. Great
Brirain. ~ straight sets. SIS. 30. 6-3.
Both Mrs. Mallory and Mile Lenglen
came through todays semi-finals with.
decisive scores. the American defeating
her opponent. 60. 60 and the French
woman winning by g.; 6-1.
TomorrOw'S meeting is looked upon
as a decidedly auspicious one as apart
from interest in the match Itself. II ie
the first time that America mas sent a
woman PLAYER since the war who has
succeeded in reaching the hnals AZ
Wimbledon. and this result. II Is point
Cd out. fully pro"es the claims repeat
edly made in the past months tourna-
mcnts that Mrs. Mallory this year mas
hecn showing form ahead OF anything
seen in England on her previous visits.
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INDIANA GOVERNOR
WILL STOP FIGHTING
Stop Them All Only Way to D1sttn-
guish Ring Contest From Boxing
Match. Says Executive.

Indianapolis July 7-Ry RI" Assoc
ciated Press Ring contests may be
barred from Indiana IN n" future. Gov
crnor Warren T. McCrav declared here
today in commentinG upon the match
STAGED AZ Michigan city. Ind. July 4,
between Benny Leonard and Rocky Kan
sas
II don't think there will he any
more fights held In this state" the
governor said. when asked II ne would
hermit future bouts which Floyd Fitz-
simmons. promoter. proposed I" hold
~ 'hc Northern Indiana open air sta
dunn.
The only way TO determine wheth-
er a ring contest IL a boxing match or
prize fight Is 10 stop them all.
Governor McCray asserted.
According to reports sent Out by
Michigan City. Promoter Fitzstmmons
plans to stage at least two champion
ship contests in IN" stadium this fall
one between Harry Greb. light
weight champion and Tommy Gibbons
and the other between Jack Dempsey
worlds heavyweight champion. and an
opponen, yet to he named.
Governor McCray also stated that
he was having L. S Lesh. attorney
general for Indiana make an inVesti-
cation Of the July 4, bout to determ-
Inc whether il was prize fight or
boxing match.
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CHICAGO LAD PROMISES TObE
JAM HANDY Of THIS GENERATION


looked as If he is merely n biz stale
pr,cr n prolonged period of training. 1t
was hitter diSsappointmrnt to his own
or and hts admirers 20 have him fail
IN the TWO big ,c.., tEat were to be his
crowuiuE achievements: but such !s rae
Ing.
No Doubt About EVers
i. Il. J.. Brook yn-l'crhaps YOU ar
right There have been instances OF
lulI payers showing such PROMISE IN
their amateur s"ni-pr" or college days
that TIER" Is n" doubt as I" th"Ir a"''''!
AT he sam" tin" the odds ar" more
than Thousand I" one th't N""' ","h
10 not In this class can ''",""'
extremely few prayers "h" N''"Mr",
right OF the reel mat 'AeF were n."!p'
l"'En"rs h"i"r" fh'F yer" '','. w Wv
o"rN H'''''r"' ""'S Wv - ,,o,n
makes R""' ''," - ~.
N'' ,,.,aI 49, ,,,,d nros-
wv anu
Inl,,,ry l,yar. I.r, ma d,uht IN the
mind ~ nry student OF The gam" tina;
he would make good. Yet there was
soriru: doubt bout Frank Chance for
iva year ,rt-r &c came in 80 one
l.. ,h-rd that Eddie Collins woHin make
good as major Lacquer wh"n u" was
rlarinE under II fax" nam" NJ 'oiumhi?
VT thcr" WAS II whole Iot OF count
about 'hTiS'N Ma'he"S"h, eve" 3''''
he had served season III ",.',,''
''""rF" SISTER WAS one " NV
r'$'S IN "h''h 'h'''
ne "'Sl H'"' ut M"' u" ."
o! M''h'Fah' '''''h" '"S' NV 49,
h'H '"''h' 'r' use" )" ,""' 'l'',' ,,.,
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NACKS To MEET
F0LLANSBEE ON
TUNNEL GREEN
BIG GAME SCHEDULED FOR ToMoR-
ROW ON EAST END LoT-V1S-
IToRs STRONG
Many Local Plr.=crs With Now Clup.
Game Is First II Second Hai
CT Schedule.

Tnmorrpw afternoon tn" fast tolIanS-
le, ,us,,n,,.r;, Of the ONO Valley League
will com. to WhccllrE and clash with
the Nc,'umkcl~ ut Tunnel Green TEs
old lracu" schedule calls for game III
historian but a now schedule has been
drawn M for tho las, half Of the season
and Fnll9u.hcr will meet Wheeling. Al
IN, teams IN the lea que now stand with
no percentages The winner or the IaS'
half. which is int starting. Will play
pulnnyolr tho w.nu - Of The first hair
~ tho season e." championship ~
the ohio Na,l"v lcaG,v. Sort OF H.
Il" worlds serbs.
FoliauShrr hes many local PLAYERS
with them and they will he remembered
hv their local friends; llamm. t"rm"-
Triadelphia Iii player Is with them
Ncuharlt. n former i;auerS player. Ven
cman. a former Nc nnkey player. AMI
iIoutz also = former McCOnkey player
These boys have been winning hascOaIl
ran,es consistently Tor FollanSbcc ami
il Will Lee interesting 10 see what thrF
will do against their former teammates.
On the other hand. Manager McCou-
10y has also strengthened hts team con-
key has also strengthened his team con-
stdrrahlv. Louie Crock Of the liauerS
has signed. as has Buggy Welsch. also
a former Eaucr player. These t"H
bows are wei, known IN The Ohio valley
and viii give tho Marks the necessary
push to wiU games. BUGGY Is one OF thH
quickest aud nraiui"st Catrh"rS IN ""
league and Il - seldom that q player
IAN steal n base on him. crock Is jus;
as necessary and "a good in tn" outticld,
and j, Is many pitcher that has start
cd for the showers when pitching
against Crock
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FOURTH STREET
DEFEATS BISHOPS

Last evening on the Tunnel Green
grounds IN" Fourth Street team 0c the
Sunday School League defeated the
Bishops Of the Amateur League hv the
score OF to :. Despite four regulars
from the Fourth Street lineup m"
Methodist played fine ball and Ift""
scoring seven runs in the first inning
they let up and were never In danger.
@. Cory pitching FOR Fourth Street
pitched fine ball and had nine strike
outs In the six innings tina, h" worked
Schaefer pitching the last inning
struck out three men after there w"r"
two men on when ne went !urO the
box. Morgan pitched good ball after
the first inning for tn" Bishops. Next
Tuesday evening on the High SChol
e1eld. North Street Will, meet the
Fourth Street team and Il record turn
out is expected.
Score by innings:
Bishops ......... ZOE 1?1 II Q J
Fourth STREET $500 TOl 100 x--N Il {
Batteries bishops: Morgan and Clark
Fourth Street; g. Cory. S"ha"fcr and
Humphreys.
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Pittsburgh.
for Yellowhor$e in sth.

Two.haSe hi,S-Carey Snyder Gooch.
Three base hit-RawlIngs Home runs
Kelly .. Stolen oaSes-Carey 3; Meu-
sci Sacrifces-Meusel Yenowhorse.
Rarurart Rohwer. Double plays
rriS"h Rawlings and Kelly; Bancroft.
Rawlings and Kelly Left on bases
New Y"-t tS: Pittsburgh II. Base on
hallS-Ofc J Barnes :: of Yelowhorse
>: off Causey =: of Douglas |: OF JON
nard !: of Ryan |; off Morrison l.
Struck ~ut--Bv J Rarnes :: by Yellow
horse :, by Douglas |: by Ryan 3: by
Morrison ;. Hits--Ofs J. Barnes. In
innings: or Causev. . IN l inning: mona
out IN 9th: or Douglas. 4 In innings:
ofr Jonnard. none In , Inning: Off Ryan.
& I'm 5 innings: or YNllowhorae. 10 In
innings. ost Morrison. Q in 10 innings.
Hit ny pitcher-Ry Y"llowhorse - Raw
linCs). StergeD. Wild pttches-Morri-
son . Ralk-Yellowho-se. Winning
p!tcher-Ryan. Losing pitcher-Morr!-
aor U-mp'res-Moran and Quigley.
Tlme-4:19.
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NFN YORK WINS IS INNING
CAME WITH PIRATES, 8 To 8
wrr,y'z Second Circuit Drive Of Game In
the Eighteenth. With Man on base
Defeats Ptttsburgh-Carey on
Base Nine Times-StsAs

Forbes Field Pittsburgh. July -
New York defeated Pittsburgh today oS
a score OF to : in Is innings t'a'"
side WAS guilty OF numerous ml>p'HSS'
most of which resulted IN runs. 'arTE
stole home IN IN" thlrd inning an''
reached first base nine times. heuF
hlt.s homer over the left Held wall III
the ninth inning. ard his second homer
carre IN the eighteenth. with Il man on
base, which won the game Score.
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DIVIDE DoURLEHEADER.

BOSTON. JuiY I.--St. Louis and FOHioU
divided honors to-day. Shocker Won the
first game for the visitors To u. ana
Burns home run over the LEFT field fnn"N
off Pruett in the 18th. gave Boston 80
second. 5 to t. Score by innings.
First game: r. II r:
81. Louis .oOl0nOO %
Boston ........t q q u u q q o q
ShUCker and SEVERED: PcnnOk and
Ruel
Second game: r H. +
St Louis ... nos 00O OlO oOn O. - |
Boston ...... 100 Dol IOl ono l. - :"
Wright. Pructt ard SEVERED, Fcrgu-
son, Russell and Ruc,.
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TO TORONTO SUNDAY

The Bellaire Athletics will journey
20 Toronto. O.. tomorrow afternoon to
met the strong Toronto Tigers and the
Bellaire lads are prmed for on OF the
la rdest games Of the season. The fol-
lowing athletics are requested to re-
mort at S A. m. to make the trip: Roby
G Money. Goodwin. He'll. Laske. Brown
Rcrnet,. WeiScnd. Brinkley, ]. Mooney
and Lea kc.
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TO MEET BELMONT

TIL, rt>, Iorains "f Bridgeport will
20 10 Belmont. Ohio. tomorrow after
noon 10 meet the strong club OF that
place. Eoth teams rank high in the
semi-pro class and good game Is
being anticipated Sans and Ra1dg
will form the battery for ;hc Fridge
port nine
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Rheumatism at so
S. S. S. Thoroughly Rids the Body q
Rheumatism Impurities.

Somebody's mother Is suffering to-
nighti The scou-ge OF rheumatism
has wrecked her body: limping and
suffering, bent forward. she sees but
the common ground, but her aged
heart still belongs TO the starsl Does
anybody care7 S. S. s. Is one OF tho
greatest blood purifiers known. and II
helps buid moro blood cells. Its med
icnal ingredients are purely vegeta-
BILE II never disarranges the stomach.
It is. in fact splendid tonic. blood
maker, O blood enrlcher. 1t bnnishes
rheumatism from Joints. muscles and
tho entire body. II builds firm flesh.
II is what somebody's mother needs
tonightl Mother IL you can not 60
out 10 get a bottle Of S. S. S. yourself.
surely somebody in your family Will
Somebody. get bottle OF 8. S. 8. nowi
Let somebody's mother begin to feel
joyful again tonight. Maybe, maybe
It's your mother! s. s. s. is sold at
all drug stores. in two sizes. The
larger size W the more economical
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Two hd>r hts. Fletcher. Duncan
Three h,>e hits. R;tpp Parkinson. pou>
bile plays. kimmIck I" Bohue to pau-
lert. :: WINS" 1" Bohnc. Left on base:
rhi}Hdr 'phja. :. Cincinnati. ;. Base on
halls or Meadows. =: Off Luqus. 1.
Struc& "r.i. ~ Meadows. .. 10y Luque. 2.
l'mpIrr>. p.nay aud IIar'. Time: 1884
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PHILADELPHIA. 8; CHICAGO, 3.

Philadelphia. July Philadelphia de
feated the Chicago While S0N to-day. +
to 3. by hitting Blankcnship. 4 Texas
recruit for five hits and five runs In
the fourth inning. R"mmcl. held the
Sox safe all the way. Walker. OF IN"
Athletics. hit his 18th home run.
Score by innings: Il. ~ r.
Chicago ........O0 0021 o q o. I"
Philadelphia % 0 5 o TX |
Rommel and Perkins. Rlank"nShip.
Courtney and Schalk, larrHan.
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.RUTH'S SINGLE, SCORING WITT,
GIVES NEW YORK To VICTORY
Royt Wins Tight Pitchers Duel from
Morton OF Cleveland--Witt's Single
and q Sacrifice Pave Way for
tho Winning Rur-New
York Support Per-


New York. July New York made
II thrc" Stralgh, from Cleveland to-day.
lloyi winning a t.sh' pitchers battle.
from Morton. TO Il. Ruhc Nuths SIN
rle IN the FIRST inning scored Wit. wn"
had walked and advanced on = Sarrl-
flee with the only run "t tn" game.
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BLACK SOX MEET
WHEELING GREYS
Big Come Scheduled For Tomorrow
Afternoon at League Park
Postponed Before.

The fast So.ng Wheeling Grey's will
tourney to League i'1rk. Martins Ferry,
Sunday afternoon whore they Will meet
the strong bridgeport Hlack S"N In
what is expected 20 he one OF the best
games OF tn" season IN that lot
The garH~ VAS supposed 70 nave Heen
PLAYED last sunday but owing to the
rain was postponed until tomorrow
afternoon. \ large crowd Is expected
20 attend
The Grcy's have open dates for the
months % July and August and would
like T. hear from some fast teams tor
games 20 he played on their home
grounds T" arranE" James call Wheel
ing 3lTT-J between and O'clock In
the evening or write .. j. Todd 80
Alley Is. Wheeling ". Va.
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LUQUE HIT FREELY
PHILADELPHIA WINS

Cincinnati Ohio. July Meadows
pitched we'll today. and Philadelphia
easily defeated the Reds in the first
rar,e n: =. series. 3 % :. Luque was
r. freely especially in the first parat
o. ne gam The score:
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American Association

Columbus, =: Louisville. (called end
Sth. ratn).
acknowledgements rain.
Minneapolis, 1: Kansas CITY. ?.
St Paul. :: Milwaukee. 4.
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The Great Rose Wins
$4,000 Tavern Purse
Lon Mcdonald Drives His Second Win
ner in AS Many Days at
North Randall.

North Randall. Cleveland. July =
tRy the Associated Press. Lon Me-
Donald. tho indianapolis r"!nman. drove
his SECOND stake winner in as many days
when The Great Rose. owned hi ], -
Taggart Jr.. Of French Lick. lnd.. an
ncxrd tn" Tavern stake purs" or
s.. 600. the fcntur" event Of to-day
grand circuit racing program. In nego-
tiatinC the first mile in 2:n5N. l'ei"r
the Great. trnttcr. clipped q seconds
from the track record for IN" Tavern.
which was held jointly 10y jeanette Ran
Kin and Grand chimes. Mcdonald was
behind Jcann"itc Rankin when she
cQuallcd IN" record and won the event
last year.
The Grand CANYON Of the Colorado
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MILLER DRIVEN OFF MOUND.

'h!rJ-n. JUiN T-tUlCaGo punched its
hits of r''auk Miller driving him Off
the mound tu the fourth inning. and hit
Maruulrd "1p"r'UurlI. winning the first
gam" "t tr,. >.ri"S with E"Ston. to ..
Srrr.. uN INNINGS. r. II. r.
Boston Hnu"D "a o. . 2
CHICAGO ......2 , un TX l3 !
Miller Naruuard and 'iowdy: AleNan-
der dHd -. Fare,
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Southern Association

Nashville. S: Atlanta. 4.
New Orleans. |; Little Rock. 2.
Mohi!c-Memhpis. called in fourth;rain.
Chattanooga. {; birmingham. ..
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Two base hit Wamhy Three base
hit Scott Sacrifice Warmly. McNsA4Sy.
Double play Pipp tuna ssisted). Lefe on
base New York !; cleveland 5 Base on
balls on Hnyt >: of Morton |. Struck
out by Hoyt !. by Morton s. lmpircS
Connolly and Chill. Time rs.
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BY HUGK FULLERTON


Johnny N".-*mnIi"r ne 'h''"E" at"
VIII, nn4 n.:,rr'lrd the world Ivy h.@
.,,,,.,,.,.., ......,..-... ,,.,,, =. hc IN, lam
,I..'. ,,...,,.,,,.,, ,r 80 ,umrrs
,,,,,, ,,.,. ,.,'..'rt. ,.rrJ',,i t. MIN
,.,,,,,, r,v, ,...,.. ami r.rh,ps mo:r
,,r.,,r,., i, me I'm. mis- - printed.
,b,. rl,,,-,rn kid ha- shown th- world
yl,r Tremendous advances swimming
has mad. in this country IN III" !aS
81 .,r4
Ahnu. 81 ycura a4eo little fellow
named I,mI~,u TInudy. who never had
hc,,, -, i, ,,,,k I,.,r,nd N swim. and Or
Mo avn yr,,,inn md AGAINST tn. orders
nC 1T. ln.,,,..,nr. H.. Invented an adqp-
,otIor ~ the Australian rrnwl stroke.
He rerhars did u... know That ne was
Founding a new .Nuui OF Nv winning.
In rari. he rrnh. H.. doesn't r,al!z lr'
that ~. s'ruk" he adopted hrcIus" K
suited MIN best did more % revolution
ize swimming IN the United states than
anything thai mas happened IN years.
Inside Of six months after h" inst
learned 10 swim. Handy h"rhi"'l a'
"ths Little H:"wn Water l)rr was
winning championships. Within '"'
years he held almost every rtAm ION
ship at every distanc" mp I" !" m'!'S
He Won In shoot races In tanks won
the Berry Reach re" IN Lax" Ml'hl1"h'
the river 'Wlm ~ -. I''h'N. III" river
swim At thic"Hn-'hr H"eNt ava! "'
opposition n S"a'ilc'S Er"a ia'r-
'-nk over '""' ','''" ''.'", '''N 49,
sec how many Of ''"*" records stand
rms young N"i%S~"'.'F nous ,'''''
ally u inc Si",h'S """ ','''" "'N''l"
rf'"r"S' ana IN" r"'"r"G 'I'af '
those or HanHF' AE"' H'h" N',N n''
swimming a'n"S' ~ ."N' ~. Il",''' WV"
Product OF wilson heach
eismuIIer' Nv me way - W "'.''
of IN" beach wh"r" h"hIE 'u'"" -
'on Reach IN 'hl'AHo' MS instructor
vas lachrach. tF'a' veteran '''' '''
%h", worked Win nanny "''''"' ''' !
think ne never a''"" ''S''" W
FRANK SULLIVAN nv" wv ',''.''"t, r.
Al PRINCETON WIS ''n'"f
hachh7a"l TOOK N''S''"'"' wv
'anK IN IN" W 'H"" ''r""' ~ ~
year at'cr ne ''aFhc" !" SWIM ~ '"'
vas wallonlnc inc INJURIES '''''n'' "'"
astonishing the world ny breaking rec
ords all 10 pieces.
Not only are there fiv" times rs many
trained swimmers in the United states
but We arc developing great MANY
competent r"Ah"S /" manure 'h''n ana
prevent them from starting wrong !"
fact. a coach handing winners KNOWS
that the worst PF"SPeC' - INV CIV ~
has been swimming wrong ana 'hHN' ne
cured Of bad HABITS h"'"r" n" "Hh Mari
right.
Change OF Opinion
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores,

Boston. :: Chicago. :.
Brooklyn. 5: 81 Louis. b.
Philadelphia. Z: Cincinnati. l.
New York. =: Pittsburgh, S
It's innlngS)
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The United States signal station 1t
Tucson. trizona. Is 2.4o4 feet above sea
level
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DETROIT WINS TWO.

Washington. July 7.-Dctroit took
both ends of ? doubt" header from
Washington today. : 10 and II Ia ..
The visitors getting their winning mar
gin in the ninth Inning OF each game.
FIRST game score ny innings:
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International League

Jersey City. .: Reading. Is.
Syracuse. ;: Rochester, s.
Toronto. s: Buffalo. o.
Newark. q. Baltimore. 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

Detroit. II: Washington. 2.
Detroit. :: Washington. 8.
Cleveland q: New York. |.
Chicago. 3: Philadelphia, b.
ST. Louis. |: Boston, u.
St Louis. 4: Boston. 3,
(i3 !nnings)
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Iran for Smith in S,h.
oRsn for J. HarneS IN Sth.
2Rau For Snyder in Sth
iRattsd FOR I"Nrard In l4;h.
SRan rnr Groh in ttfh
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The Standing,
Today's Games.

roday's Games.
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at -. Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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The Standing.
Today's Gam 90.

St. Louis AT Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington
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Narsrillss was founded by . colony
~ Greeks abOtu SOY B. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08

The Grand CANYON Of the Colorado
marble
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Perhaps modern dancing is called
dancing for the same reason that
modern dance music is called music
-BOston Herald.
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Oleson. Cole. HoIlinc and Rasstrr;
Johnson and PIciniCh.
Second game II II /:
Detroit 200 OaO nO9--n 80 u
Washington .ln2 10 2ln- Q II :"
Oldham. Holl!ng. DauRs and Manion.
Mogridge. Zachary. Brilliant and
Charity.
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Johnson and PiciniCh.