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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
ST. GAINESVILLE

j. GAINESVILLE /
GRADUATES
Officers and directors for the onsuin-
also hc made. N,timn IS likely {" be
i'r. e W. kirkland Of his CIT vi.
preside.
Social Clubs.
Mrs. Mdtild.. GuSCy"' Of Washington
street entertain mod u"wh"rS OF the /
\ l.. club las night at chr home
Mrs. r. Ga"-'rc~ ot Forty-rhird stree
cnl,r'.tIncd members - tn" Knitting
lab last night at hnr home
\ meeting Of he NOuHn'S civic C,:''
is t. ." hc'd Friday evening at IN" ITG
rorIum IN tn" Miners temple and I'M.
portan, matters VIII ct attention.
The EN-ETch Girls club Will a;it" =
dance Nrud.' "NrnIn@. May 30
Hearing Today
Louie MoroScn Of Chestnut alley north
of iGth street was arrested by tn" police
IN charr" OF violating the liquor laws.
n still mash and Illicit liquor being
found at his home He Will face Mayor
John +. Wyatt n court today. Officers
making the raid were punr"r. Kennedy
and kcan"
Two Relatives Died
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Cooper and son
turned from Woodsflcld where they at
tended the funeral ~ Mrs Robert Coop
or. well known resident of iha, place
Only recently Robert Cooper. &C Woods
held. husband Of the woman Just buried
died He was I brother c! l. W. copper
OF this city.
More Measles
Eight NOR" cases Of measles hav"
been brought I" tn" attention ~ tho
civ health officials by local doctors
The eases are or Gravel H!N Sanitary
Officer John w. N"a has p'a,ardcd tn"
homes where the cases have been rcpo-'
ed. There arc now around - cases OF
measles in IN" city
To Discuss Pay
Members OF the city roun,iI and tho
employees of the municipal water vurhS
pump station will meet in conference AT
which t;,ro ,hnra Win 30 ,horo,,rh a.
cus.,nr - ,Lo u,c-o co,,-n,,o-s,. !,
that ali or ,hc ,,,,,rn,,Is a.
the rlant who are no. wprkjr,, o, ,bc
njcb, .b;r, MI, ,,,on, no nf,.ou,,
Much Coal Coos over
'yt,' '',' wv "'~ u"
rH>I ''N ""SH ,."'. n'"'" '"', mas o''n
A''"N "N'I the - ~ "''uEc mere COM
ing INK" '''H state rom west Virginia.
" men '"e caster" ''"'o 'h'H'" are ""FN-
ing - no'''rao'c mat mite any
Eo"' PASSES over IN" "rl"S" her" west
oounu'
10 tnV''e vets
IN" .o"a' CIVIL wa N"i"rh'S VIII ]"
guests o. hon"r AZ 'N' meeting ~ ~"
he'iaire h'"an'S en-" 'oNt week u
VIII re N"mor'a. lHI Sa'h"r:n--
Memorial Day coming On Tuesday ~"
meeting VIII b" moved az :" room Mon
day ~ a1pr"prHtr program w, j.,
rendered
school TO End
IN" present tern oC scho", for tho
boys aud girls ur tho ru',rcy ;"wuSh.r
schools IS - end on Friday. The exam
nations Will rc completed today The
>,ISs To graduate VII hc ia"gc "ur
A. number OF the SCho", special ."yt
Iav services will he hold
No Evening Service
Tho regular sunday evening services
,crsed with mex; Sunday evening Tn.
services will no, H.. hold as the ,l-;o,i..
w,j, jola for The #n."n g.,
,a,calaur,aie service 70 hc held at tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Two Relatives Died

Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Cooper ana son
Attorney Kenneth q. Cooper hrv" re
turned from WoodsfNld where they at
tended the funeral ~ Mrs. Robert Coop
or. well known resident "f ;ha, place.
Only recently Robert Cooper. &C Woods
held. husband Of the woman Just buried
died. He was 4 brother c! l. W. cooper
OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
DON'T travel
with the brakes on

ment is partially pre-digested
and developed for quick and
perfect assimilation. Crisp and
rich in flavor "a captivating
appeal to the appetite
You'll find breakfasts and
lunches more enjoyable, and
much more helpful if you leave
off heavier, starchy foods for a
dish of Grape-Nuts with cream
or milk. Children grow sturdy
and strong on this splendid
food. Ready to serve, right
from the package.
Order Grape-Nuts from your
grocer today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Hearing Today

Louie Morosc" Of Chestnut alley north
of iGth street was arrested by tn" police
IN a Charr" OF violating the liquor laws.
n still mash and Illicit liquor being
found at his home. He Will face Mayor
John T.. Wyatt n court today. Officers
making the raid were punf"". Kennedy
and kCans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18

More than $4,000 auto tourists visit.
cd Utah during 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
No Evening Service

Tho regular Sunday evening services
IN the Protestant churches viii p" Is
pcnsed with next Sunday evening tn"
services will not L., held as the NL-inu-
congregations viii joia for ;hN "n'"n
hlrcallurrdte service 20 hc held at tn"
Temple theatre Pastors Of the various
..hu-rhcy viii take par, n the program
ut he theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
More Measles

Eight more cases OF measles hav"
been brought 1" tho attention nr tho
civ health officials by local doctors.
The eases are or Gravel Hll Sanitary
Officer John w. N"Al has p'arardcd IN"
homes where the cases have been rcp0-'
Cd There are now around - cases OF
measles in tho CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18

Tn" present terri oc Srh0", for tho
boys and girls ur Tho ru'troy ;oWnSh.n
schools IS - end on Friday. n" ,Xanl-
nations viii hc completed today. Tn"
ys,,ISs To graduate VII hC 4 ia"!;r "il'
A. 4 number OF the Schoo, special ."yt
dav services will nc hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Russell Adams Spoke.

Russo. |. .idIn~. president o. n"
kIwauss rlUh OF SjsterSy ;iic VAS the
speaker 1T the Klwun.S luncheon yes
tcrdLy Ills subject waS "Servivr" and
the talk was enjoyed by all. Miss Nor
,"I. '"ntralto Of E"llHIrr rendered s"r-
rrll vocal selections. The prizes were
~" straw hats won 10y John Kr!m and
'Jack'"' Ral>ton The wcr" donated
10y Fred Kurz. clothing merchant Of
Hanover street. The ladies Of the FRS:
Baptist church served a fine luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18

TIL" !o"a' civil wa N"'"rtIs VIII J."
guests o. honor Il; ~" meeting sc ~"
Bellaire kiwan.s r.Ih rcNt week II
Will 3c M"mor'a! pIy -a'h"r:nc
Memorial Day ,om.Hg On TUESDAY. irr
meeting wiz b" moved U2 - room Mon
day ~ aHpr"prilt" program "" 1t,
rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Game Postponed.

Tho game h"twrrn Martins Ferry AMI
Tria"clphlH - no played At that place
Yesterday aItCrn""n War postponed on
account az rain. Only three more games
Tor n" local school is booked and al
"' th">" ar" with tho strongest teams
90 'h' valley Iud should draw a large
crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
To Discuss Pay

Members or The city council and tho
employees Of the municipal water ;v"rh
pump station will meet in conference n
the city building Friday evening at
which time there will he a thorough dis
CUSSI"u Of the wage controversy II l.
undcrstoo that all Of tho employees Of
the plant who are not working "r the
night shift will attend tho conference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Everything Settled.

Everything in regards L. the ho,dU..
~ last Sunday night have been settled.
III" man Who WAS Ia appear against
m" TWO held for holding UP the 'aXi
driver. failed 10 appear and both men
w"r" released Out~id. Of this case. the
NNl.-e doNk,t his h.nm u hlAnk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18

CTEP away from mealtime
~ with more power, not less.
It's easy. Simple, natural food
puts zest in muscles, ambition
in brain, sends health's order,
"Go!" to every faculty. Poor
ly balanced food says, "Wait,"
"Slow down, ""Doze a while!"
Grape-Nuts is a health and
energy food, delicious to taste;
soundly and scientifically
nourishing.
Made Of whole wheat -four
and matted barley, skilfully
blended and slowly baked for
20 hours. its exceptional nutri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Seniors Give Play.

.nr'r.'a ~'r'''" "r Mr.. NJrH DAVIS.
N.'~. am ""m.u wH" dl,I a. A,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18

II has been very noticeable during the
raSt few days that much coal has been
going over the Il. & q. uridGc here. COM
inE into this state from WcSt Virginia.
When thc eastern OHIO mines arc work.
ing II rs noticeable that little II any
coal passes over the bridge her" w"S,
bound
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
Federal institutions Have an IN
crease, but State, County and
o. City jzits ST, " Decrease
no INMATES N 1890 CITIES
FsQurss Were OBTAINED az Preliminary
10 Cs1nplsts coSsnniai cnnsss
VI Prisoners 70 W.
Tassn IN iS21S

waal4lagton. rhs Department d
Cu,aGaeEss ahROaaess that. accordias
20 returns received py ths bureau VI
the evus4s. tha gEaAhsf VI prisoners
sonaneu Is. federal pealteatlArlea.
stale prisons, county laiis. state and
county ehalA " road gangs. eity ponce
stations and other p.ual lRAtltal!pns
Ga 4a!y /. ly&2. aaa iGi.ssss
~ ihia pufoteF 800 wsse reported
for three tesigraI peI,iteaiiarlra, 1903
fof 10. state prisons. ass ior 2-Iol
county pyuai Institutions lprinelpaiiy
lAilsl. t..7li for 2sH rhsln or road
gangs in certain sOuthtfs states, sad
sl,Is5 rDs 1919 ejty Institutions, While
the remaining ip4l wecv Somen eour
mlitsd by thp courts Go tbs taro u
other Institutions ga IN haaphrrl,
mainly under The control 81 religious
o. rgharl,auls organizations. '' .''''.' =
sstailar datG erfv gutecled TOR Jnly
I. 1911. but tie tota iaf thai Date
aoea cot inflaA. ali prisoners ia chain
or read gangs. noF wVnsa committed
~ the courts ~ the care u Institutions
under ths control 81 religious or char
ltabfd if1safTErriytts assicaf'sg' t:'-sD
fFom she figures ~. lvs@. the spmpag-
able tudns for the two years are
= ig.s, tsi tf:@s tif. 100 lSsf The-s
figures Include pslanhvrs aNaitlnE trial
and few per.mls bsia 40 sitBrssss.
aa we'll as prisoners serving @nlsnca
Hspert Par, u 80 censua
The returns atfs Ub,aiprd Ia re-
Spouse "a circular VI inquiry which
the burrau pt tbe oorUa mailed 10 the
various Institutions 80 preliminary
to tie cuG4tleir daceuuai census "
prlsuer-. Whlyh vii BE- taken tn 1913
Ihe number u ptlsuucrN IN federal
veulttnltsriss tarfras,'d from a.Ols %
July /, 1919. go a..,tV 1u Juiy /. ip..@a,
buriAs the same period the humber u
ienatsa u stats ptts"us increased
from 'i,Ii- tn iAd7a. and VI county
jallA from ASH to lt2SJ, While per.
sons e"uGusd Ia city prual institutions
(lneludiaS pdicv s'stsensl Decreased
Va putut,vr from .3s5a to 81. dtS.
The data as tu prisoners Ia te,irsal
and state lrral Institutions, psvsum.
ably. are complete AMI accurate for
both lPes aud iuii The eumblncd
total ~ persons In such institutions
Increased from Tt.lep Ia 1877 TO ~,
NV IN ipGa. the rate u increase beln4
II per cent
The rate " increase In federal prts
oners was Sd6 per crnt Ia state pris
oRerr TO- pvr cent The ratio OF FED
cru, prisoners yer iutNS population
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
Census Cuts
Prison Score

Increased trus 3 tn isIT TO 81 Ia isre2.
and Eis easr~speusatRg fssis fsx SKATE
prfsoEsrs Increased duStrg tie sane
,R%%fio-i from TIA t. Tt5.
Thu feguns tug euantiss Knss s4fs@s
srs nsDs comparable tor lhs rwe ys4rA
far the reaaua thag Ia saen cAsa o
iaFgsg nalghse u tnssltussuus ID evv.
erred sor 49, thsH fss 1911
The oaig fair cctnpartsen t@tww~n
thu evaa,y ana city aguFss tov the i've
years "a that aads attn averages
tus~si on the fatal humber Of insslts.
rlol4a Ter which r.t$xts sxrs received
tinctualns those rep~tiag 10 PRISM.
srsl.
For county Institutions the average
nuptses " pFiaoo4ra decreased from
lJ.3 Ia 1911 to Ia 10 ia-2. and for city
institutions Il fell from l0I Ia the
sartis.f year 10 y Ia the later
The Damtsr II empty county ysls
and ether county Institutions 10
creased from e13. ~ "a. per cent u
the total tps which reports wsre 70
eelved. ~ igtT. TO 5Tn " tsB per
cvnt u the total. 10 igs2 ON the other
asfsd. tho Hamhsr og city Institutions
reporting no prisoners decreased fFotn
!. los, OF ~ Z per sent ~ the tetal, IL
1917 10 is1sl, VI 5i9 per esat Of The
total. Ia l9t2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
CAVE MAN OF THE ORIGINAL TYPE

a~a.a~ Ware If tls~ wosls are made
by his Wife
For sat,se .ina~ the eSNaty aasn~t.
siTs hsd h~~n rvcv4yGnx Complaints
srysm farmers ~ wild Hfaa" wha
,~rrurtsed thea anl taesr ~~ssva fcls.
although no sssey.rse acts Svrs sllegci
ssassa1 A.a,
nraeu Trey saw Mrs wsrv sAe
saswed Usssn A aes,er SEE had a~rfsa
sets!ng twfh the seEnsia;ass slatuss
arr husband AFssnns the thinSs sire
siteSas ks that sAsovs esxh. yesrs sse
Ware shot -s1S. bm esn@ess Sseges~
tfyes ti3s hail sv,sher, nsn
panx'a nsnSse. aas hiasnea ami
Sswyct a s~nteace sor tAe sassssinx
She sass sveCs her haxAsnsf had ~wss
s,eNRe~tssc atts kvei rsasasry. Is
years ayr In whsga tae s~w~as we're
sfferwxra r~v@~er~e trsza On sasAsr>
xs~@ad sH<A~ SIZE h sewwv~s, ~vax
u Ass1als HNr ASse3srk shs said sss
~ kesxAsr ~ IsAn Nara sas arN
ErH A1AGsa " csHl<n cesnsy's aas
,at FA-'r7-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
Only 10 Per Cent Of the Entire
Product Is Consumed by
Human Beings.
IMPORTANT GIFT 70 WORLD
Consumed Either Directly or In FERN
Of Meat u 10 the Principal
seuggs ei the katior's
Food supply.

MasssIngtess. ----4'orn the rcd mans
slft 10 tho white man. has e,uis 'o
BE- ,hv nations mast Important faFtn
rrup Consumed either directly or In
the form of eieBt and ether animal
products. Il ts the prtnrtpai aource Of
The uatiops fossi supply
The ly.i year book Of the Depart
niet,i ~ Agriculture shows inst 10
- hat extent the Np.Hstono ~, hashel
crap forus the basis u tho livestock
Industry, Forty per cent II the er"p
is fed to svlns OF fsrms. ~ per cent
10 horses and mutes "a farms ami III
per cent 10 cattle OF farms cnly 10
per sea, 10 usvd direct for human
food
Corn was zoe of tie nusi lnpef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22

"t''ism VAN Ia sntsiiaxwn, ana ,Alks
@esi he sars me- " 10 ersmscAi sa.i n.
STATS e%sux 'ssea to jail. asshasaxA 10
asd acf a~er pe,s'esi rrGssanee.
tie ~e~~ rniy trousers an3 sArns
"aen they found h.sa IN his csv~, rAs
Na'T Gu Div chest In twc lnrhes ,Anx
and ssw chsaaeanse~s esa h<smw ass-~
farry snrwarsns Ills sarnc ana urxssv
aruss ha'ged wisl, great nasrts1, Hs 4
sse N the as<sst sAtilfal ~s~s6srs II IN
Ill sa1aSaax rhs ~eaaSaen Ut &sasA JssA,
ssy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
Corn in Lead
AS Farm Crop
Ne 8urIes $3.50 IN Jar:
Worms Dine: Cash Gone

Toie'ia O~Two YEARS axm
frse rullos railroad section
foreman. hseams worried over
national financial conditions and
withdrew his sifss savgags 81.
Ssl frufa q l,eal hank aud bur
Ted u In ar slTthsn jar
The other day fallc= decided
the hanka were ell right sgain.
and dug ~ the jar. In the bot.
iotn % tho parity dislniexrated
receptacle VAS a mass " blu
Fragments ehresd by worms
Pulios hurried to a dow uiown
hanA with the remnants Of bis
small fortune wheev expert
money handlers tried to patch W
The plsreS. bu, to 10 avail.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22

Fail Etver. Mass ~~ w assnss SprSsxs
tasw ;hss snassshtnx ~as wrsax wsxA
hsm waen his ssseaacA hsxxn In barr. :
sc~ervisrE ~ thu G~y A@ tasc tAs
Scesa ers passc@
Hs haKas what be- sAruxAs vSss !.
sessss VI ssp~xar fssscs . a~agAha~ssa
sro~ey ssaes assf s~ssy ss@& aH=s AZ
the cr@serss Nv se&sa ~ sxep<x. NJ
wesssg@tsee sAs~ea sts9f ~ ass4 ~
haa swAiisw~a was ~1s&axx a~62
And q stssaarA 1~mp .wss Dst tIsH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
Wife Charges HIM With Series
!. . Il Forgotten Crimes
tvmaN krlN~4 la jasi In Ae~ Jsrss,
u Nsw nssws1 fsv sAecssra for
WAseA Hail. eseeAs< ssVvss
s4Mea~sas

rhslaasapAts. Like 4 -TAiry sre,s
srsA In aps@anngv sna N S~ r~s'e'iiSn
axalass ssseiesy. Iim = Rses~,a CTu~-
u Ais s~if.~assctcnxx, With seasssasaS
" 1 sSv~ Rsas casr4cssrsrscs .ia Ass
6lwnara Of clothes and sessfarsA VII
\ I WszM arxsxva frSna hss cnyv s~sr
Y naaAEA n. j. y an eslsuaa n Osa~
Il s1maav I'm
~ y S@satahts hanaAn rssAise, th~
M II uAteA ~ m~sa ~ -
T'| II y AaE u A'n@f@x&xssa
~ sllnM 1ssses rHastAs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22

Having clservd year skin keep u <ieaf
hy making cutlrurs ycur everyday
toilet pvpsra,isas The Soap 10 eissnss
and parity, the ulntmea, 10 sccshe and
heal. Tho Tsicum 10 pewder and rss.
tuna No toilet table 10 ccEnpasts
witheet them. Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
WHr DnuceIsTs RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

NJ ~say yssS Druggists NV vsAsAsd
WITH mscA aeass~s& tAs sssaAfksAss fes1eA
nasssaasi hy IN. xkinsss S~smS kss@
w sssss ksaass. svss end hiAASw ~saS
e4ns.
Il - pAsszHs's rsss~trsssa.
Ewsmp k1os b Z sss~assAsaAas Hus&k
staA II Aslps The kssn<yA hsss AnA hasA
aw Do tie ~aTk sssazs lAsssasa ny
sAsaia d.
sw&~p Red k~s ssosA Ne ssst u yssr~
n b ssla hy ~ arassssxz % ~ mu~rss ssa
N sAss'a tafe y0a NJ vsAw, Ssa&sx M.t
sshs hss w isxxy fss<nss -s'''''-'ss-'.- !. a
h ~us sa go s.aiys. Rses sna START
h~ssmsaa ~ aaes.
Hsvsrss. q ysu ~fsA ksss " ~ tkls
sssss psVarxrtsoa srsa len csnss b N.
ksamSs q ca, asssAamssa. n. Y. Ter 2
sasapis hSssls- wksa srisias b sars ~
asaissa tkas p&pw -Aavwsss1sss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22

tRni gisgs America made 10 the r~ss
~ the world The United STATES pow
rrVdnec~ about threv-fourshs Of the
worlds corn crop Tha; corn also 10
an Important crup IN Arren,ins. Tsrs.
sll, Mexico and some ~ the southern
European countries. Ia shown Ia the
rpor,
o'ssass Regulates cren
Weather. inserts and plant dIsramss
have CREST d*ai 10 10 vita regu,at,
sns the sise 81 the crep 10 The Cnlt~d
States The estihsa.sa -. ssassd hy
eosats'cn sEnut sicne dur.ng the peesed
iplI.lg.D was Placed ss ahcut ssxesy
millions II bushels snns.siy CT IN
@eggt 1sais ,tAs, .etArH. lHarA. 4Aega
abundant. salsss loss III af leais Z
per ceut Of the grain un the ry n.
tscked The European cnrn hexcr
ais" 'hrva,ens to iaae a heavy toll
II ~ Stated the prndutflDn " the
corn erup II 6nancei Nth less bsr~
reWsd capital THAI In The case with
rse~s siasAls sAru cgup& The sra&n
Tor this Ia ,hst the farusers saeo,,s
IA Distributed throughout The rear
more syst1ly than 10 the case h many
ether sections aud hecaase the direct
Investment In the crcp consists n,or~
% the farmers o~r Iahov and .ezs ~
purchased material anA oalpr~tat
than is the case tn nsay csAer erops
Get sess From ccasrss.mea.
The yvar aDoS. whsch 10 Ohsalsshs~
thruagh congressional representative
frosn the department. contains much
data sf tntervst sra value 10 rrcs,ue
ers Including chapters 30 pxuaues,Sn
cy~ss aHd agar~s tnnnetnx ana IA.
rirr On production acccr,itng to pra.
sas'ai saTs'.y anss ts%snmna 'y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22

he who docs not preach WITH what
hs 10 win never persuade with what
10 ssya, ...... i. I'LL. ......., I. Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-22
NAME STUCK N HEH mEl
-s~~~@=~~s~ IAssl
sasla aiyxs a&msssAst Asllx1ne t1s4|
sAnsAr~ane Ae7ss1Saasa ~ -
MsAaS~ Esak

N~x ymk aswssA sxseses h -
hand a, tEsrAsrs Aksms tsihanas wh&n
~ eszzss ss,H fsCn rgsskvez. b, se<ak
A anthMtfy ia hzassM&ktlani sa<fs
and wsteiy knDwa sAreQxA ~ leF<arss
q . CAxassgza. A. ksss Ina frse@1nt
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-11
TY COBB SAYS TIGERS WILL
 FIGHT HARD

AUGUSTA, Ga, March Il. - The Detroit Tigers are not claiming the American League pennant for 1922 but they will make trouble aplenty for any club in Ban Johnson's organ ization. So speaks Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the dynamic manager of the De. troit team, in an interview at his home here.
 The "Ty-ger" leader was not given over to boastful predictions for the coming season. Rather, he declared he will concentrate his efforts to strengthen the team in several depart ments and build it into a formidable machine.
 Second base and shortstop are the main difficulties Cobb says he is fac 1 ing Last year. he said, opposition clubs punched holes through the key. stone position of the infield that lost many a ball game. But he has strong hopes of plugging up these infield de. fects before the season opens.
 "The Tigers should finish fifth or better" the Georgia Peach declared We have a very good chance of fin ishing fourth or possibly third. We are still unsettled at second base and at short Last year 117 errors were made at these positions, but if can get some fairly good infielding at sec ond and short we will worry any club in the league. I look for improvement in my young pitchers, and the club as whole will be more settled in it's de- fensive play"
 The boys are all imbued with the spirit to win, and any club that ex poets to find the Tigers easy picking is going to be handed a rather un pleasant surprise, according to Cobb
 Last year "Pep" Young and a youngster by the name of Sargent held down the positions of second and short.
 Cobb did not state whether he con temp!ated any trades to strengthen his team, but appeared satisfied with the prospects of the club for the com ing season. ..
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-11
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"The Broken Dolr' tonight only at the Empress.
 The story, by the way, originally appeared in the Saturday Evening Post under the title of "Johnny Cuca- bod" Wilbur Hall was responsible for it in it's narrative form, and in transferring it to the screen MT. Dwan has preserved it's charm and essence but added sprinkling of romance and few more troubles for the hero to encounter. It is charming sort of yarn-one of those things which makes you roar with laughter ar the hero's plight ever while you are feel ing heartily sorry for him. In fact, it is hard for you to decide whether to laugh or cry over the hero's mis- fortunes, so adroitly are they present ed
 What you'll see in "The White Dove" Sunday evening: A masterpiece of motion picture art.
 H. B. Warner in the role of a famous English physician, an ornament to the world of science.
 How a man revealed to the artists of London a plan to swindle them.
 A famous physician jailing his own brother for forgery, not knowing his identity.
 A tense dramatic scene in which a husband is told of his dead wife's faithlessness by her dying betrayer. A man doubtful of his own child S parenthood,- his own.
 A cynic who trusted no woman but is conquered by Cupid in the end.
 A man without sin whom experience had taught that all women were faith less.
 A story of love and pity divine. Magdalene Mothers-and a man who forgives and condones their sin. Scenes in Picadilly where the elite of London society promenade. Asa the two-reel scream comedy, Gall a Cop" and Pathe News.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-11

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