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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
HOLMAN AND KID LEWIS
WILL MIX At H0PEWELL
Many [tichmondcrs Join Du
Pont Club, Anticipating
Smappy Entertainment.

While iIopewcli got tho tump on
Richmond and secured the services
of Charlie Holman and IN id" Lewis
for next Tuesday night. followers OF
The ring game her" are not going to
be cheated out OF the bout OF the sea
son. Consequently the Du Pont
club Is being bcsieEcd by appllca
lions Tor membership from Rich
in"ndcrs. y long line OF automobiles
.eadod with sport followers VIII
mend for tho Powder City Tuesday
afternoon.
Holman. "a Richmond lad has hccn
seen in action here ON several oCcn-
sions. and II had been hoped that
ne could Ind the time ANA opportu-
nifty To meet some yOungStor OF rec
oSnizcd ability at a local club. Lewis
VIII ID" remembered as the boy who
received decision over johnny
"i"or. mere last NINTH. although
thcro was II cOuAid"rahl" difference Of
opinion on tho subject.
iop"wcil ~ fast developing som.
81 the nitticst scrappcrs in the STAG.
IN" i'n l'ont shows have been SPECIFY
ones. and the next ono promises g,
outshine them all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
NEW YORK MAY GET
DEMPSEI-WILLS co
IRy United News.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE pcmp-
wills night may bc held at the
Polo Grounds during. or Just after.
The worlds series. with strong pros
poets OF another enormous crowd and
gate OF nearly $l.50O.000
The Republic Athletic club has
been granted "a license 10 hold fights
AZ the folo Grounds. The consent
Of tn boxing commission was grant
ed Thursday, after unusually long
consideration had been given tho ap-
pli"ation of John NJ. O'Counor. prcsi-
dent OF TIA" new promoting OrEaniZa-
ton. otonnor promptly obtained the
consent OF Harry WITS, the negro. TO
night for l2i2 per cent Of the receipts
and an offer was sent TO Jack bcmp-
scE or 81" per cent. The maximum
seating capacity OF the park Tor a
hEht would he more than double the
capacity for a ball game. O'Connor
believes tnc plaC. would seat 80. 0U0
FOR battle. and with IL seal, OF rrices
ranging from >@5 down to 60 or as
low as -. h" estimates the maximum
rosSih'r gate at more than Sl.25u,-
0oO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
TWIN BILLS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
Games Start,at , O'clock.
With Two For Each Day

Twin bills are tne orler At Mayo
Island Park FOR ;soday and tomor-
row The first r.ime on each day
Will start At > cLck. or one-half
hour earlier than the former
starting time r!;N INK a; normal
Sped. the second gam. should be
reached by Is otLos,k.
Boycr aud Driver ar. the pitch
ne choice for IN, games today.
fiun"San ~ the reSer-vist. with
!'odsnn and lewis IN condition to
work !I needed. YouirghlooJ and
Turk wcr" not overw,6rked yes
tcrday and can lie used in a
pinch
All passes iSsu"d' by tn. former
owners have been called in. Hold
'iS oi passes ar" rcglieSp,d to prs-
sent them at tn. Office of Treas
urer H. t. Ebcl, who Is the only
r"rs"n authorized TO countcrsipn
them Those not countersign.d
VIII be rejected. a; the gates. be-
ginning today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
COLTS BRING GOOD
PRICES AT SARATOCA
IEL Nsancintod H.

SAlsNT'iN y. Y. Nus ia
N.""riine son 81 i'riar Rock swan
song, consigned by ]. II RosSettcr's
''hllt"rni" ranch. Was sold last night
70 the oakridg" stable for $iI. 900
ANOTHER colt by Friar Rock Passing
SHOW went To IA" Oakridec stable Tor
The Riviera S,ahl. ho,,pb, :, ol,
by Imp TroUihcck -Braiublc Ros.
consigned by Edward cchrian. an
other Californian, for $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
WILSON TAKES LEAD
lspectal to The Times Dispatch !

TNU"CINI 70 the Times DIS patch
WILSON. y a. Aug. It'll. To-
bauuuuiSts strengthened their lead
over the Shipbuiidcrs today by de-
f'Hilur ihrm la the opening game 81
tn" series - %. through the cN-
on bases The Shiphu'lderS got
eleven hits with one Intentional base
ON balls, hut they could not come
Through further The. fielding OF Dur
Kin and wood featured for Newport
News, also thcy hit best for the v!si.
tors While tho work Of Head and
two iuub'" plays by ROdriSuc2
Nula'~ and Roth with tho hitting
az walters. MatHdG and Roth fea-
tI',a fu' Wisurr The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
RELEASE DANFORTH
TO WESTERN CLUB
Iby NssocIateh Prees1

bhnforth loft hHudcd pitcher for .hn
-. i."uis Americans. has boon -
leased under option to tn. TuIs,
cub OF tn" Western League. Bob
e"lhn, business manage! OF the club.
announced today
pnnto"th recently was slsrnncnd
FOR pitching a bali with tha seam,
loaded with mud. but he denied tina,
ing" the ball. Manager Foil said Dan
forth vas being sent to Tulsa. un-
der option. TO See n he couldn't
come back" Ho is expected TO Join
the Tulsa team At Omaha FRIDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
INDIANA GOVERNOR BANS
OEMPS BRENNAN co
McCray Positively Rules
Against Proposed Ring Con
test on Labor Dav.
Ny Associated Press.

INbIANNIpLIS. ND Aug. H.
Governor McCray made Official an
nounrcu"nt today that the fight be-
tween Jack Dempsey ana E!I Rrcn
nan. scheduled Tor Michigan CIV on,
Labor pay. Will not be held
The night viii not take place" the
Governor said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Cards Grab Toncv
for Waiver Price
By l;nrlc tut6.
IRN Nn.lch Vow.

BOSTON, Aug l7-PNch,r Fred
Toney whom me Boston Braves
obtained from Sew YORK % tho
deal for Hugh McQUulau was
sold today 10 the ST Louis Car
dinais
George ~ Grant owner ~ INC
Braves sold Tonoy for the waiver
price u 5000 Toucy mad pre-.
yiousir refYs,d 10 report 70 The
brave and vent 20 NE nom. In
'he sou'E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

th'rrd on a passed bali Jones walked
80" 49, I"Irtu ny T!cc. Al Watt
:. ~. Hl'''iu MT. ming the rags
So !io" OUT !" oldrin4. The Colts
HdNrh Wh"i Neither grounded
tired thrc" straight in thn darkness
Ih" game was then called
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

T.AKIS, AuE l,.-Hcnri Tstc.
under secretary for physical educa :
ton In the Ministry Of War. has oNcr-
ed trophy for III" nation scoring
tn" most points Ga the international
women olNnpiCS which is scheduled
10 commence her. SUNDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

nnpng confusion yosor
cal
to
And with the
by board ''"'' "''' MS nose discipline
ter seriav
from sleeping sickness in the $1,000
the
TO Ramos here ~ ''"'''SS mas been attributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
lANkS BEAT TIGERS

Nm YORK. Aug. l7-Thc Now
three from Detroit toiay. winpi,,r No
tniri gam" OF the series. to loo
bNSh was Obliged to retire h,rousc
-! 'he neat. after pitching rish,
SIohG innings. IL was his eighth
straight victory. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Mnck Drop, IlookIc.

rHiLADELPHIA Aug. imam.
ager Connie Mack. OF the phiiadel-
phta Americans. announced TO-DAY
that he had Internationally released
Adolph ct'o R"triG IA pitcher Ret
TIC cam" 10 IN" Athletics from Pat
icrson. y y srmiprofc sional
team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
boston nj Pittsburgh.
hronkl!n mt Cincinnaii
New York Mt GhIcuSo
Philadelphia mt ST. Josls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
STANDING OF CLUBS.

"liEHE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at Washington.
-. Louis ut Philadelphia.
thicnGo ut New York
Detroit Mt BE, ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
PUBLIC GOLF LINKS
EVENT STRENGTHENED
IEr Assnrlatnh nro.. /

Ky Associated Press
TOLEDO. Aug. l..-GolierS who
enter the national puElic Inks
championship here August =. and
VINO fail 10 qualify fur the ,itular
hight, win he eligible Tor a sr.ci,I
Two day tournament to he staged
over the Inverness course. where tn.
national Omen was held two years
ago. according 20 an announcement
today by ;. =. Jermain president Of
IN" Toledo District GOLF Associa
ton
There Will be a major and conso-
latiou hight in tho tournament ana
The privileges Of the clubhouse at
Inverness will i've extended 10 uUt.oT-
town golfers. II was said Trans
porthtion to and from Inverness als,
VIII lac provided.
Thcvc will hc more than lo0 on
iran'S IN the public links. Mr L.r-
main said he was Informed
American Association Results.
columbus. 4, milwaukee, i;
Indianapolis. o: 81. Paul .
Toledo. S Kansas city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
WIN Try out Athlete.

Los ANGELES. Aug. l7.-Try-outa
for the Los Angeles Athletic Club
track team OF ten men TO be scnt TO
N" national \. a. Il. track and Mold
championships at Newark, " j. next
month VIII be held August as. IL was
announced TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
STANDING or CLrn,

WHERE THEY PLAY TouAy
Norfolk at RIrImand
Rock. Mount at Portsmouth.
Newport News at Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Lusty Lunged Crowd Welcomes Coils
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Richmond Fight Fans to Invade Hopewell
by EARLE LtTI

thee
I" action for their in
lbs the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Pittsburgh, 8; New York, q,
cincinnati. -; rhilndclphin, 1,
shlcnHo. .; boston. ..
-. Louis. .; BrookI,n, y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. .; Rocky Mount. u.
Nirhn"nd. I:i Norfolk. -.
wilson. u; Newport News o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
AND TARS BATTLE
HOURS WITHOUT RESULT.
RUDE Oldring Tried to SHOW
All Seven Pitchers Against
Norfolk.
FOUR HOMTRS ARE MADE
Richmond Twice bVcrcomrs Four
Run Lend only 1" See Enmr Tied
Up M Darkness Rapid, APP
pronchcs.
Four noMEus Aur MADE

Richmond Twice o,crro,n-s Four
Run Lend only 4" See Gnmr Tied
Up n" Darkness Rapidly hp-
1, By Enrlc Iun
Had there been couple more
hours OF daylight Norlul> ana Kich-
!, mond misht have reached = decision
d yesterday afternoon On Mayo island
y but after two hours and ;Urty min.
utcs TO cover seven innings. the game
F. u 10 IL
. Rube oldrins kept his promise TO
! T Ts ms who!e squad of moundsmcn
out four, and had the game gone
/, the limit. the other three would have
! 9"en seen IN action. Wiun Clark"
! sispihEed trio "f mouudsmeN. and
: nAd few more warming up for good
T, II was one OF those games that
! OF baseball. Richm6nd won the zane anne
I. seNcrai times and then turned around
, ana lie; Il be tied up IN. contest
Vas marked by moments OF forget
, iulncSS on the part ~ both 'rlius
during which the PLAYERS would
gather I'm "a circle ana with fascina-
,ion watch the ban come whis;ling
ITO earth
I. EMPIRES Hnd ':m t.ucSsInr.
! The urpircs had cycryhodv rGo'c5
WIN ,nsir secret mcthod OF guess-
I. ing which added to The wcirdness
(, W ne perSpiriuS players water to
I; see the arhitcrS calmly slipping Tho
E, SOFT drink that made owner Grass
+, famous while the bases were loaded
! II is not "kuocking" To rrrunr;; tb.t
Messrs Rreslin and blackburn mar
TOWN. cScare warrants for taking
. money under false pr.fcuS.s ~
claiming they arc baseball umpircG
thiei Young blood and Turk the
men loaned by Clark griffith. were
a aT,e" an, ana iai.ed TO produce. Lewis
freely when Dodson relieved him
boEcc was preparing to pir,h Tho
next Tram" and Driver and Fiuucgan
were hchtiur for the honor Of work
inS the ninth
Home Runs Plentiful
,,jr,Hur nom runs featured the heavy
habit OF losing new bascbaIis anJ
ms homer tied the season record hrid
nN Greena" Not rcliSh!nr such
treatment otto dumped ono i'm Tho
river -lc first chance M. boJ ~,
Just 10 show tina, the others were
u"t sHrh pumpkins after all Hal
e MnS'tr nhiiEed the ball a mile Hud-
Ems scored as many runs as the
COR c.nutcrs by driving his ont
OF p rs Lot vim Two ON base
noSnmond scored in every inning
eNScpt IN" seventh The colts
s2oiied u" Tar, four runs and then
got IN the Lead by three. only 10
ga. 49, SPOT Clarke four more with
Sne-rnn lead BY making I'VE more
nTt onIy hsid The advantage few
minutes. when The run that knottcd
How They scored
o ne Iars got on to a good star,
ON founshlood who was unable to
ma N" plato. ACtc. striking OUT
&1he hrs, man. the chief walked Two
8and tho bases were filled when ,br
nnblre called Watt safe at third on
1.-TWO men crossed the pan when cal.
laGher doubled To left. TURK c,n,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Southern AssorIntion Results.

IItlIc NOCk, II. MOhIlc. 100.
Atlanta. 3. Chattanooga. l.
Memphis. >. birmingham. 2.
Nashville. ! New Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. 3-5; Chicago. 81.
rhfiudr1phin,S ~ Cleveland. !.
New York, Z, Detroit, !.
WnshIn ton, =; 81. Louis, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

Detroit .... QUO OOn 0lO-r
New i"rh ............ 10 400 l0X--7
summary Two-basr hils-Hush.
Clark Sacrifices Wilt. scott pinn
60. stolen baScs-McMiilau. Dou-
dc plays Ward. Scott and Pipp;
Cobb and Cuashaw. Left on bases
halls-on pauss. 3. off Moore. /: of
Hush. 3. struck out-by Bush. /;
by Moore. /. by Jones. / lIits-on
bauss. in = off Moore. mono in l.
on Bush IN :. off Jones. none in
! Winning pitcher Flush Los
ing pitcher-DauSS. Passed ball
BassIcr. Umpircs. piuccn and Hill
dchraud Time. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Norfolk.

N"Ei"IN ".......... ...... 400 010 liz
summary Two-base hits-Galla-
CHER 90, Maitland. Aragon. Comis-
Key lludGins. Three base hits-Ra-
mos, k"llih"r. Home runs-ComlS-
Key iludginS Grccnae Weafcr. Sac
rihcc hit-Turk Double play
Thompson 10 EOmistcy To Wcafer
Passed hall-C:rccnae. Hit by p:tcu-
"r-hy,. Turk, Crice). Bases on balls
on Nouurblood. off Mathews. |:
son, >. lIitS-om Youugbiood. l IN
10. off Mathews ) in | Ia: on Turk.
ia Is: or Peterson. i in l-3
on lewis. III ! "a. or Peterson. Il
IN Ia. struck Out--hy Young
blood. / hy Mathews. !: by Turk
Z. 10y Peterson, 3. Time of game.
2iu Cmpircs, Breslin and Black
burn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

" il.ni,.

,a...ea III s-..l.taal n nl1,ns.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-07
Butter" a
Home Industry

In Pondera county, one of our
] states's newest counties, is the
famous Waller Montana Irriga-
ton Project, nearly covering the
county.
The project contains over 49,
900 acres of rich irrigated land
and a vast area of dry land.
Over 1880, 900 has been in
vested in the irrigation system
which is said to be the most per-
feet in the state. It is watered
by large streams having their
origin in the regions of perpetual
snow in the adjoining Rocky
Mountains at the west.
This irrigated land is better
adopted to growing grass and
root crops than cereals, as it pro-
duces tremendous crops of lus-
cious and highly nutritious grass
es and roots.
To market these advantageous
ly the farmers are turning to
dairying.
Last spring a large modern
creamery was built at Williams,
the geographical heart Of the
project, and it has been running
continuously since the beginning
of July.
The cream is gathered direct
from the farmers to the cream
cry, and made into high grade
butter under the most sanitary
conditions, and put w in cartons
for perfect protection.
y The creamery, conducted by
the Pondera Milk Products COM
pany, Williams, Montana, also
gathers cream in nearby territory
from where the creamery can
handle it to make better butter
than that ordinarily found in the
trade.
Average butter in the market
usually scores from 85 to 81.
Martin Of the depart
ment of dairy husbandry, Mont
ana State College, Bozeman, gave
the Pondera Creamery Butter
Better Butter"-made by the
creamery at Williams, a score of
92H.
Elsewhere in this paper is an
advertisement of this creamery.
If you have cream for sale you
,an arrange to ship it to this
modern creamery and get the
pest price for it, and you can
get this perfectly made butter in
at the local stores at the
consistent price.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-07

WANTED-To buy or lease
100 acres for drilling purposes
within thirty days. Am also
in market for good royalties.
Address "R" care The Review,
Kelvin, Montana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
STATE SHOULD PROSE-
CUTE


rTrOr? Charleston na'ly Na'n
|" - = true ,ha; ATTORNEYS are st'll
being paid ny nrivnte tntnrcSts tn pror
crutn persons indicted for crimes IN
connection with the miners march ~
1921: and - = Is furthermore trN" that
law officers Of 'hc stat" ~ West VIZ
rinio arc PLAYING only 4 minN" Na"t In
these prosecutions. tho condition " Gar
from croditahln 80 his state West
Virginia should enforce its own laws
and rrosccut" rs own criminal cases:
md tho states treasury should provide
AZ tn" funds necessary for that pur-
pose Good citizens are dec0lv con-
Cc"ncd over the damage that has been
done 70 the staf"'S good nam" abroad :
Lut the states good name VIII surely
suffer ard GcScrNcdlv So II Wet Wy
g'Hiu fails to provide. through Is Own
officers and treasury solely. for the ad-
min'Stratlon Of Justice within IT'S h"ri
rrg. No decent man Will C"untenauc"
murder. or inSurrcrtiun or treason: and
no d..rit man. on the other hand. viii
excuse III" administration Of his state
for in any measure leaving the prosecu-
ton Of such crimes or alleged crimes
20 private persons. Crimes when conf
mlttcd. arr committed against tho
whole people organized under 4 cons;!-
tuition. 10 rrOS"cutute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Mer ely Nc Evoy

LITTLE DRAMAS OF THE PAST

,Sreuc. The s.lc of 4 BUGGY Icn walls
Troy is OF
Il
an We g, a s'meI'":
smart ms
taas how nuthtn
Iona" Whe" they pail this horse ''7''
Grtou
FIRST They inside their burg They
a
They amt. oh" at amt:
a hit nGc
SECOND GREEK: Wrl pull this horse
lnw hc AMI do ON dirt
FIRST GREEK do
This picnic THIS is
Tcd OF all TINS ana mir
a.ru InoNr1
old the CITY,
ALL CATER "H'e
d,o the Greeks begin
FIRST GREEK
III,
First Of this night for HAVING
t stay
SECOND GRt:EK VISA TIE E,rnw I'm
Me much tins '" Well
iCrg So yol
Sr,r,Ni GREEN. i've 10
Iro Associated Etorsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Ohio News
MAKES HAZARDOUS
TRIP FROM RUSSIA

Toledo. O.. Oct. @5.--Following n
Journey If mo-" ;haH thrc" Years. from
h. i'rrmcr home Ia KOmcnicZ. province
Of rodolSk Russia. IN which he spent
nlnuy millions "f rublcs. suffered indie
S.rihahi" hardShips. and Witnessed
scenes which ne said have undermined
his health. Joseph Sruliowitch. q years
to: arc arrived AZ the home Of 4 brother
here.
InnbI" - speak English. SruloW!.ch
related his story through his brother
tailor. who assumed the name OF H.
l.. Sells. when lie became a citizen Of
the United States two years ago.
When IT," lighting between the Boil
sh"vist and Tkranan forces was most
severe. the latter occupied KomeneitZ
Soldiers entered young Srulowitch' 9
home with the intention. he asserted
Of at least killing the father. IL not the
entire family. The mother collapsed
and died Two hours ia;"r. and IN some
fashion the young Russians father es-
capped.
\, tho age of -. Joseph was pressed
Into military service OF the Bolshe":k
government. He took part In a number
az battles against the Poles. and later
escaped and returned "a his home town.
only 70 lind II IN the hands 81 the
l'kram,ans. He VIZ forced to join
their ranks and :nr a long time, COM
pcllrd 10 night his own people.
When tho Ukran!nns retired before q
strong counter attack. young Srulo-
witch threw away his T-kranian uniform
and. ai-:.'n Joined the ranks OF The Rus
san forces.
About three wears ago nc deserted
lit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
THE SOVIET WEAKENING

Good news - coming from Russia The
Soviet government is assuming more
conservative policy N financial affairs
The BolShevIst regime is weakening
the Government will soon open uegot!a-
lions :or the return to Non Russians az
all privately owned property in Russia
There are. % course. certain rrstr.c-
lions under which this property will he
handed hack, but the fact that i, Will
D; done al all IS most encouraging
Tie REV soviet program. sponsored
by Nic"o!ai Lenin and passed by the
executive council. Is thought t. hav.
been brought about by Americas re
fusat - deal with Russia until sh-
changed her pole! Of mo concessions
u capltait>tic countries
Ever since the inc"ptioU Of the soviet
government. Russia has been in a state
Of "c"a"mtc turmoil, without rcspou-
,.hjl.:y and without Integrity. lmrrac.
;.cal and uutricd theories have br,u
worked INTO plans AMI policies Which
we're revolutionary to all existing forms
Of government. The soviet rule has
ben to Russia ~ gans:ene is to 4
deep wound Where there WAS opprcs-
sion undcH the old regime. there has
been starvation. discomfort and Financial
chaos under IN" soviet. \ good cX-
ample Of Ethiopian theories put iuto
practical effect
The nations OF the world will well
come gladly this Indication or Russia 8
desire to return to sound business
basis. and an economic policy which
will permit rec!procat!on VI trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Girls Clee Club at Hiram

Hiram. O.. oct. 25-tVrty-tire Hiram
college co-eds tried out for the Girls
GIee club. and % tentatively were
chosen. Miss Lois Bartlett thardoH.
senior. was elected president of the
organization: Helen Carbon. Mantua.
and Lou Emily Rover. Cleveland. were
chosen business managers.
Shortly after the Christmas holidays.
the club will take rs annual tour. which
usually includes Ohio. Pennsylvania
ami eigh5oring states.
The Mems Glee club has elected
Horace Arnold. Hiram. president and
Wilson Grlswe!l. Canton. business man
ager.
During the last few years. Hira5
vino ,,,ubs have been having unuSu-
success on their tours. and the musical
organizations have come to be looked
upon as the mos; important activities
on tho campus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
College Campaign On

gainesville, o.. October 25.-Nith the
holding Of reunion dinners yesterday
simultaneously IN 50 cites over the
country. alrmnan and former students
~ Lake Eric college here formally
open"d a drive FOR 81 600 roo. The cam
rain Will b. nat.on-widc.
One-halt Of tho total amount sought
Is - he subscribed by trustees and
friends NJ the c"llcr" in the form OF
sre-!7l g!ets The individual quota for
alumnae is sos.
GIFTS totall!ng so75.OO9 already have
been received They include a tentA-
tive gift Of S2No.on1 from the general
education board Of E"ckcfcl!cr found"a-
ton. T. Is offered toward the 100000
which the college IL raising exclusively
for endowment. on the condition tina;
The remaining $500 oON he raised by the
college, by certain date.