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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-09
EAST SIDE
NEWS:
Union Meeting.

!. The members Of the United
Brethren church, the First N. P.
and Diamond STREET II. 3. viii join
In aunion service on. next Sunday
evening eat the Diamond Street
church. Hon. Frank J.. Cannon,
former United States senator. from
Utah, will be present and deliver
an address on when. They Forgot
God 4 = (, 70.
Mr.. Cannon Will bring a wonder.
full message 10 his hearers, as he
has had much experiepc In travel,
as reform worker, and is also an
author and writer. ~
Those who have been able to Sc.
cure him lat this. time consider
themselyes most fortunate, and q
large audience Is expected 70 hear
him. 5l5s ~ ~
Jordan-ssnner.
Harry Jordan and Miss Mary
Sanner were recently married at
the parsonage Of the Diamond
street church by the pastor, Rev,
J.ao. Buckley. Both are residents
Of. this city, and after a few days
honeymoon which they are spend,
ing with relatives at Oakland, Nd,
they. will return here to reside.
.. Birthday. /.
Charles Ray Kerns, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. r. L. Kerns, OF Euclid
street, entertained a number of HIS
friends Tuesday evening In honoi
of his fifth birthday Juvenile
games were played, and. a merry
evening was spent by tho little folk
Mrs. Kerns was assisted in enter
timing The little guests by Mrs
Harley Harris and her daughter,
Miss Ardith Kerns. Those pres
ent were, Anna and ,Margery Henty
Helen and Ada Murphy, Kathleen
WiIburt, and Clifton Harris, James
Murphy, Henry Polling. Earl and
Charles Ray Kerns, Mrs. Harley
Harris and Miss iArdithi ,Kdrns.
Meeting Postponed. Y y
The Junior league Of the Dia.
mond street NJ. E.schhrch has post
poned the. reception to: be given fol-
mothers from Friday evening OF
this week until Friday evening,
February II.
To Grafton for Funeral.
THE funeral Of Mrs. John. Robin.
son, who died at Cook hospital
Tuesday night, was held this after.
noon at tho family residence al
Grafton. Among those from this
city who attended tho obsequies
were, Mrs. T. r. Hoult, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Loo Hall, Dallas Leonard
Mrs. Ella DOMAIN, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard L. Martin. ~
Al Cook Hospital.
Mrs. Belle Haggerty, OF Guffey
street, who was taken suddenly
very Ill Tuesday night, was operat'
cd on ut Cook hospital Wednesday
evening. The operation vas!a seri
Gus one, but Mrs. Haggerty, though
still in a very serious condition Il
doing as Wellsas could pc expected
Personals. 4
Mrs, Frank Tichnell, of Tygart
street, spent Wednesday at Houl.
with her sister, Mrs. Claude Itch.
nell. IL a
Russell Nichols, B. 3& o. opera
tor at Colfax, Is off duty on account
OF illness. So "a
Mrs. E. T. Bishop, of ,Uffington,
came up Wednesday. and was the
guest OF 8. a. Shuttlesworth 4, and
family in Morgantcwn avenue.
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NEVER FORGET

When you feel hopeless. and de.
SPAR OF ever getting back your
health, there is ono medicine that
you should try before giving M
altoget her-Bulgarian Blood Tea
assists nature to flush the poison.
soaked Kidney, stir the lazy liver,
gently move tho bowels and pun.
~ the! system. And when you take
nc steaming hot at bedtime It
breaks up q bad cold and guards
against influenza, pneumonia or
other sickness. Why not ask your
druggist or grocer for ID trial box
today. - !. I - 5 ~ Z
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Financial Statement
Financial Statement
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF Marion County, West Virginia, for the
4: Fiscal Year ending June 30, 1921.

Alta Special Session of the County Court Of Marion county
February tS22. 80 - II
Commissioners tf654 - go
This day the Clerk Of this Court presented
showing the receipts and Of the County Fud
the fiscal ending which after having been
inspected by the Court therefore approved
Court and ordered be filed tho Clerk bis Office public
certify copies financial statement for publication in
mont West vgnan Fatrmont Times newspapers opposite
politics published in this county, required by law E
Atrue copy.
49, Attest:
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RIe INCREASE. SHOWN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9!--German
official figures, +. for 1921, recently
received here, show practical
doubling Of motor vehicle use in
Germany that year. as compared
to 1920. The number OF passen.
ger cars rose from S2,450 to 6O.9s6,
motor trucks from 19,472 20 30,424
and 'motor cycles from 1850 10
2s,7s2.
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SHERIFF AND TREASURER

AM, Glover, salary months Observation-Disclosures.
A. M Glover, reimbursement serving papers.
Am. Glover reimbursement expense making tax tickf
A. NJ. Glover, reimbursement expense Charleston with
J.D, Charlton, salary months.
j. D. Charlton, reimbursement expense serving papers
]. p. Charlton premium official bond
j. p Charlton reimbursement expense Charleston with
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
iAssEssoR-

james W. Davis, salary: 9 months.
James "! LAWS, making agricultural +
James ". Davis, listing dogs 81. = .. :,
A. Glenn Springer, salary s months. !.
A. Glenn, Springer, expense charlestoi
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sore from inhalilg smoke and
their tltroats were ipfamed. A
pine its pitchy trunk ablaze,
crashed down. across tho flreGtrail
and caught IN, Pho. fork OF a tree
beyond. Instantly the foliage leap
ed To- red flame.
Bob gallpped into. the canon and
fiupg himself from tho horse. i.
eshesB jumpin' outa the gulch
aboycs Too late to head her off,
We better run q trail along the top
o the ridge, don't you reckon?"
lie mid. sd
Yes SON. agreed Crawford.
~ cas Just ABOUT hold her, here.
It'll be hours before l can spare a
man Tor The ridge. We got TO get
help n hurry, You ride to town
and rustic mem
Tho canon above them was by
thlr time i sea ot fire the most
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04

Saturday evening. Eugene Sinclair,
international roller skating cham
pion, will give a roller-skating ex-
hibition.
Y Miss Agnes Marshall has been
transferred from the New Haven
telephone exchange to the local Of
fee. She is living with her aunt,
Mrs. Nelson Bridges, Main street.
Mrs. Gussie Douglass has returned
to Haverhill, Mass, accompanied by
her father, Alvah Graves, who will
receive medical treatment there.
Carl Brown has also gone to Haver~
hill, where he will be employed for
the winter.
Z Through the kindness of Mrs. P.
l.. Wescott and Miss Margaret Hall,
nineteen Girl Scouts of Pine Cone
troop enjoyed an outing at Beech Hill
pond Saturday afternoon. There
will be no meeting of the troop this
week.
Andrew Luchini, Antonio Bernar-
dini. Edward F. Small and Ernest
Brown left Sunday for a short visit
in Boston and New York, making the
trip in Mr.. Luchinis car. While in
New York they plan to attend the
world baseball series.
Charles S. Cottle has opened a
grocery and market in the Moore
fish market building on Water street.
Though occupying the store jointly
with the fish market, Mr.. Cottle's
business will be entirely separate
He will carry groceries, meats and
provisions.
There will be a special service at
the Baptist church, Monday evening
Oct. 8, when Rev. G. H. Waters, a
missionary from China, will speak
This will be an opportunity to learn
something of the present-day history
of that great land and the part that
the Christian missionary is having in
it. The public is cordially invited.
Miss Mildred Mcfarland of Tren-
ton and Roger Holmes Allen of Mt.
Desert, were married by Rev. George
Continued on page 5.)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
CHURCH NOTICES.
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Methodist EpfscOpal Church.
Rev. Zebedee Andrews, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning worshi ip
| ming service at 7.30.
Sunday. Oct S-Morning subject,
"A Religious Ladder" Evening, "A
Great Conviction
Ut. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Rev. ]. A. German. Pastor.
Sunday, Oct. S-Low mass at s
o'clock.
Congregational Church.
(Meeting temporarily at the Board of
Trade Room, Hancock Hall)
Rev. George S. Brookes. Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1890;
Sunday school at 11.45.
Sunday Oct s-Morning subject,
lothian, the Non-Churchgoer."
Unitarian Church.
Rev. George T. Jones, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1890;
Sunday school at -.
Sunday. Oct 8-Morning subject
How scholarship explains the contra
dictions between Matthew and Luke in
the genealogies in the events in the
early life, and in the two places of the
ascension of Jesus"
Baptist Church.
Rev. Clarence Emery, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1880;
Sunday school at 11.45: evening at
7.30.
Sunday, Oct S-Morning subject
"The First Step in Stewardship"
Evening, special service for young
people.
Union CONGREGATIONAL Church, Ellis
worth Falls.
Rev. George s. Brookes. Pastor.
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. Preach.
ng service at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday, Oct. 8-Go- to- church Sun
day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmon Emo of Sears
port are visiting relatives in Ellis
worth.
" Mrs. Walter T. Thomas and little
daughter are spending week in
| Portland.
There will be public supper at
the Methodist vestry tomorrow eve-
ming at $50.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
| will work the third degree to-mor-
| row evening.
George c. Pierson will open his
| new grocery store in the Osgood
building tomorrow
II Mrs. Florence H. MacKinnon,
pianist at the Dirigo theatre, has re-
| turned from vacation.
Anderson's restaurant on the
corner of Hancock and Main streets
will open for business next Tuesday
w Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A Leach left
! by auto yesterday for a trip to New
York, where they will visit their son.
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. d. E. Linnehan, was taken sud-
denly i'll Monday. Appendicitis is
feared.
c. M. Holloway left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with friends in Brock
ton, Mass, and to attend the Brock
ton fair.
The fire alarm was blown at noon
to-day for chimney fire at the Tripp
house on Church street, owned by E.
C.. Osgood.
I Y Mrs. H. Styles Bridges and son, H.
Styles, jr., are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Johnston, Han
cock street.
There will be work in the first de-
gree at the regular meeting of Le-
Jok lodge, l. O. o. F., Friday even
ing at 7.3O.
y The Boy Scouts will meet at their
headquarters tomorrow evening, at
7.3O. Dr. Lewis Hodgkips will ad-
dress the boys.
Rev. George S. Brookes of the Con-
gregational church will preach at the
North Ellsworth church next Sunday
afternoon at $50.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge will OBJ
serve children's night next Tuesday.
All Rebekahs with children are re-
gnested to be present.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Gaynor have
closed their summer home at North
east Harbor and returned to Ellis
worth for the winter
v Mrs. H. r. Lamster and daughter
Julia, who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. j. T. Giles, left
Monday for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Arthur E. Grant, with sons
Robert and Philip, of Nantucket,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. AL
bert E. Closson, Water street.
Y Congratulations are being extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Kenyon
on the birth of a daughter, born at
the Hurley hospital last Thursday
Mrs. Florence Bowden has re-
turned from the Bar Harbor hospital,
where she has been receiving treat
ment. She is much improved in
health.
The first meeting of the woman's
club for the fall season was held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. P.
Royal. An invitation is extended to
any woman interested to join the
club.
The Spencer-Doyle orchestra will
play at the Pine Tree pavilion next
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
SPECIAL

SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, ONLY
CONSTANCE BINNEY in FIRST LOVE"
Like measles most youngsters have it. but
most all recover Something everybody
has experienced and must have survived
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, ONLY
DORIS MAY and HARRY MYERS in
boy CRAZY" screaming farce No
place for cut lips or broken ribs Educa-
tional Comedy and Movie Chat.
-
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, OCT. 81
BUCK JONES IN "RIDING WITH
DEATH" A good western with plenty of
riding and thrills. Buck is always good.
News and Sunshine Comedy
MONDAY-TUESDAY,O OCTOBER 9-i1
ELAINE HAMMERsTEIN in RECKLESS
YOUTH" delightful comedy that Will
bring back the happiest years of your lifi
Niles Welch heads the supporting cant
News and Sport Review. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, Oct. 5, at Methodist ves-
try, $50 p. m.-Public supper; 35 cents
Wednesday, Oct. II, at Nicolin
grange hall-Nicolin grange bazaar,
entertainment shooting match, dance
and supper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
Ellsworth POstOmce.

MAILS RECEIVED
Week Days.
From West-647 a. M; 4.31 p. m.
From East-11.11 a. M; 6.27 p. m.
Sundays.
From West-816 a. m.
No mail from east Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFFICE
Week Days.
Going West-10.40 a. M; 800 p. m.
Going East-6.15 a. M; 400 p. m.
Sundays.
Going West-450 p. m.
No mail east Sunday.
Registered mail should be at post
Office half an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH
For Week Ending Mt Midnight Tuesday

October 3, 1922.
From observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather precip-
Temperature condition. itatiOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

II wish IL "i-arl! understood that
this club j. not ia niN WY .rAIuus
O." cram :'n hu'l"S'rh"t- game dawn
Do" threats at Io'nI hJ>'h.,ll follow
'rS ar possesses the "sn Zee think ~
- better thnu Tia" Virginia i...nEu"rS. q"
= 'y> Mr. kl"Er~ thl ~ " 'uly agreed
4" "a request mad" 10y Ne club Of
Nrlhl hut 10 not again r'p"nt-I NV
som" nntli"tiH-'l REPRESENTATIVE" 81 tn"
t;t"hn"nd h>rhHll 'luh. II j. u dead
'N>u" a. Tnr ~ Tia" Tak"la team Is
, puC'Tu-H -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
HOLMAN TO MEET LEWIS
At HOPEWELL TONIGHT
thermometers Going 10 Pow
der City To See East
End Lad Scrau.

sport interest in this section con-
t"rS 'oniIh, ou lIur.w"l, wh"r"
'h"rlic Holman, III" speedy Church
iil'I N"unrst"r. VIII meet XIII
Lewis. of li"lY"kc. Mass. In u ten
round bout h"tnr" TIA" pu runt club
let" Nelson TN" w"ii-l.nnNi.y Hone
well Sportsman. is in chaIr( OF tn"
"ihi"ii' it"Ernin. whiA .n,nIdnr
lhr"" l'r"limiuari"p and {. f.A'ups
Mf'S iinE hummer hrtw.., * IL!
i:hkish. "f li"r,w"Il ana Y.i,,..
'"hNcr. of Richmond.
~ "unE W"uLSuit. of p.trrsnur,.
WI" i"uHht h'r" last w.rE nt M
church iiil y. y. hu>in% snoyv ana
''NiN" w"ri' hEHIus, speedy" Law
f"uis ia - round "pGH.cru"ui ia.
rounds 1" =" two minutes .a,h Iy.l,
l."il". 81 ihilId"lphin aud I:ntiIiu:.
tinn VII! -" principals Iu th. s,.n,I-
bhdi- to" schedule yHiim. for .iuht
rounds ~ 'hr"" minutes zach
l!"ih lewis aud Holman hn.o t.u,,t
Through SON" hard training for th.
n"hi and VIII rut up ~ ~'in nrnr.
weights ar" even and both bows are.
'l"hn. hIrd hiit"rS and III auur.SvlN..-
ness arc on par.
Interest ia Richmond ana r.t.rS.
burG over tn" Nght * k."u Largo
ing by aut"nohil" 20 Iiup.v-.u tho
Up h"irG easily mad" in an hour and
y nall IS tn" roads az. in Inn. shane.
IN" hrst prcliminary viii go On -,
Ntln "'i""N. An orchestra will also
perform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

Richmond Hotel. cup FOR hes, fox
hound. American
Frank s. BURLINGTON. cup for he.,
German sheppard.
%"lioway Hros.. cup Tor bosr
i.arr" entries AZ" expected among
tho Air"dal"S C"Ilics. Ros,nr. pnlir.
h"GS E""Hl"s. Settlers. Pointers. Fox
Mounds and tairn Terriers
In" Judges Tor tn" show viii h.
pr Samuel w Budd Richmond
Tracy '"mst"ck Th"masvil- y
ana l'r l.. T.. RuckiuSham. Wash
inct"u. - g.
Tho bench show committee is com
r"S"d "t IN" fo'l"w>Sg Richmoud dog
ihnrl"rs; John VI DVfiy \ T. Failing
pr r"icr f. Galloway. Frank : R.l-
!!nEi" ana W Gray Smith. chairman.
l'r, James NJ. Galloway is vct"r!-
narian for tho show. aud H. y. Start.
superintendent.
Entries FOR the dog show close :
on september Is. ana Virginia dog
promptly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
DOG SHOW IS NEW FEATURE
FOR VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
Entry Blanks Ready for Distrbuton-IIa Handsome
Prizes Offered for All Glasses of CANNES Includ-
Ing Times Dispatch Cup for Aircdacs

Entry blanks ar" now ready FOR
distribution for 'h" dog show which
VIII he nov and interesting foaiur.
~ me virginia stat" Fair in pCtnh.r
: H. d"E SHOW VII. II" held an October
- v " ana : ~ important breeds
or" provided for and Sprat,S pai.n,.
,Liihl,:h' ~ N'warN. viii furnish tho
h"nChing for tn" show
SILVER cups including ono hv The
'lm"s- Dispatch f"r f"malc AirdaI.s
vii h" offered - follow.
lrs ma state Fair Association. Gun
Tor champion ot IN" show
hr. Samuc W Rudd. Gun for hos,
Aircd"lc dog
Tim pisrn'ch Co cup for hos,
Aircdale bitch
MurnhyS Hotel, cup for best Re.clo
n S2iliings. cun for best Beagle
Walter Kirsh. Richmond Inn crr
Tor best Boston terrier "'
News leader. cup for best collie
LEES cary. cup FOR hos, English
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
n ENSINCTONS CLAIM
CITY MIDGET TITLE.

Wrh a record or t,you,, ,t.,,rf,s
IN t""ni four starts. iho k.nsinC-
l"n Nhl"tir CHM challenges mrirn,
teams for tn" city rharnriuu.nir liz
'"LllnS boulevard 3i3H W after :
''o'N IN! team between II and -
N"AiS VIII hc given i 'rv
n" team presents on" ~ IN" r,v'-
- iin"-urS IN IN" city. ~. i.G,IG
'nn,S'N ~ u BROOKS 'irS, h1s". T..
stop ami ! Moore third ! Rrnol &
ana j. Duny do tho hurting vhii.
- Ieft"n cate he II Nns'.r g.
80" Corr and ! Myers are M. Ont
h"ldcrs Rnbcus,"iu, utility man. ia
GOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
7NOND OPENS LAST CAROLINA INVASION WITH S(T ~ WIN
Real Blows of Salvation
Delivered by Babe Ruth
Try. Associntcd rr.xxl

MEM YORK. AJAX u Babe
knth'S HON" runs. especially til.
iast f"ir. have hr"it blows "f sal
Nati"u FOR TIA" Yankees
Til" first at TIA" four an las,
Friday won much u".i"d gam"
~ IN" i"nth inning aud put til"
"hke"S IN ii" for nrSt place.
The second h"lI""d ;hr Yankees to
IN" victory that PM them in un-
hlSputcd p"S>"SSiOu uf TIA" lead
"rship. and IN" third and fourth.
shocked Yesterday. accounted foi
hNe runs. Th" fourth. canning in
IN" ninth inning WITH two ON
"'S"S. won ia" game.
i'ab"'s S",S"n total now is
iw"uty-SiN SiN behind Ken vii
liams. "f tn" i;r"WuS. Ia all his
hiR l"neu" career Babe has
knocked iN> hum, runs
And his bat goes knncking on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
| MP1RF, FINED $50
FOR SWATTING PLAYER

BALTIMORE Aug @l.-ump!rc
william NcIowan. of The ln:erna
'i"nai League. vas fined 600 in po-
lie" court today FOR his share in an
iurid"n, at briol. PARK Yesterday In
which tho umpir" ana Harry McCur.
dy. first hHS"man "f IN, syracuse
'luh aud former UNIVERSITY Of HE
t"is football and baseball star came
:" blows. after Mc'Hrdy had 0ree
TONED \ decision "f tn. umpire Nc
,;owau said n" did no, know tina,
M"curdv was ur.d"r arrest whom ho
struck him McCurdy and Pitcher
Walter stewart another playcr IN
VOWED in IN" affair failed "a appear
in court and forfeited their coliat-
"ral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

Manila j. waiting Importantly Tor
lnncho TIA" I.H"ch"" I" NIT Frank"
'ientr" iuuIEhl ia ltI""h Iyu. The
Philippine -ntr! holds rl. bantam
waiIht and flNw"iGht Iiil"S ur l"
orient. Hni l. tn" idul "I tn. ISl,u1>
'i-i"i" : former amateur champion
in his class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
RACE FOR WORLDS SERIES TRIP
DEVELOPS INTO REAL FIGHT
Is. W. Proctor and Andrew J..
Mc"ni Among Com
trStaniS.

With sin weeks I" ro. contestants IN
tn" Ten Famous Fans" Cnnt"S, arr"
hu"klIuG down l." work i'm III" bat
II" of ballots. which viii ,I"ci,i" vino
from EiChrn"nl and vicinity Will he
guests OF IA" dispatch rnpnrS dur
ing tn" coming worlds series Every
item "i "\i'"nS" viii H." met hy III"
Nv" papers Ia tn" ten men VIE, stand
highest ON tn" night OF September
Tim. I" enter IA" rate. is NpW. &c,
mt" II h"tur" III" cream If the tor
rit"rN has h-cn worked All SUI
S'ril'crS VIII" start now can say, tn.
hai'N ballots for 'h"ir fnv"ritcs ant
th"S" small slips cut from either ma
per may h" ia" d"riliur point IA tn.
race.
Am"ns mos" VII" ar" already
East Grac" Street. VII" served ON tn.
MEXICAN border IN lal.-'II as -
srrrran' IN IN" NirIinia Sienni
corps. ~" WAS captain Of TIA" iI-r-
bert Tar"y ton baseball! team in 1891.
In frat"rnal circles Ia" iS well knew
h"lnt "a m"mh"r of ia" odd F.ll"ws
and secretary OF the order at owls
in Richmond. Mr.. Tractor was form
"riN "mrl"N"d hN tn" Allen " 'iinicr
branch. ami is nov connected viii,
'h". FAIR T"h"oC" COMPANY
Andrew j. M-"ni. at 1niG Eas,
i!roah Street. with IN" - e. finger
t"mpanI. has entered III. rae. r..r :,
rla"" on tho zen 10y sending i'm his
nomination blank. good for 10000
votes and q Ep"'I!y number Of con
r"nS and SuhS'rIpi ions He saws H..
- confident his showing will RAM,
win The best when tn" final count is
IN. ana that b." expects - MAX. thu,
trip and root for tn" best team Ia
win in tho series
Subscriptions {" IN" Dispatch IA
p"rs VIII T." tn" basis ON which IN"
blanks are h"iug run. which cn,itl.
m" n"mln"" I" 1000 votes Ia start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
.Har,-d ror W collins In NTH.
rB,,I'-d for Russell in ninth.

Detroit .... 6lO 2olO lille
Boston ............. 600 O30 600 a
Sumrunr, Tw"-bna. -Cutshaw
N"nch. joins Three base his-s
N,.."h. l,umuuu chaplin. IIarrisl
stolen base. cobb. Rlu-. Sacrircc,y
collins. Hipu"y. N"nch. Dombl'S
lIn'~ chaplin I" Burns: Pratt I'd
Mitchell - inrns: cUtshaw to f!u. i
,'hupllu 80 Pratt to Fcwster TO Pratt
I..r on bases Detroit. :. Boston, 8
Ea,.s ON h,lls-nN lnhuv"n. Z OF
collins .. "G Fullerton, !; on Ru. 4
-'li L.. struck "ui hv Johnson. ?
uy Collins T. iIIis-"n " Collins
n r, ~ Fullerton 2 IN Ia: "a
Quinn . IN non" tpitch"d 10 two ha; H
,.rSt "n Russell {. ia "a HiT
he pitcher hr Russell 'N"ach. Ii"il- \
unuup Losing pitcher Fullcr'"n