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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
East End M. z. Church

The Ladies Aid Society met
with Mrs. Sophia White uu iil.
Hill avenue. Cake and cream
were served and a delightful.
time had. Next meeting with
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson ou Dim.
den street Thursday. All welcome
1T our SUNDAY school Mis-, Rca
tina White real Il paper con- che
Relation OF the SUNDAY Sch
to the Church" The pastor anj
congregation spent q yer, pleas
ant time with Rev. =; Coleman
anil the member, oi ST. Paul ~
NJ. T.. church az their communion
scrvicc.
SUNDAY school 10. muruirg
service II subject SIMON oi the
Christian Church." Evening ,cr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
VENICE PRISON FOR CONCERTS
Council Decides 10 Put Dungeons
Built in Sixteenth Century, to
Modern Use.

NIilan.-All lovers of Venice will
learn with regret that tho municipal
council has dc"ided'to turn the old
prisons to some modern use.
The old prisons which are connect.
ID with The Palace uf the DogcS by
tho famnuS Bridge Of signs were con.
Strnctcd IN the Sixteenth century lay
Giovanni da Ponic and were tho scene
nf many historic cpiso,leS Several
high political pcrSouagcS We're exc
cuted there under the Republic and
later on patriots like Tommasco aud
MANN were thrown into them 10y the
AuSiriauS. There Is u propoSal To
make concert hall of the ol,l prison.
The prisons underneath the lcadcn
roof 81 the DugcS Palace. known W.
the riombi, were destroyed In i1n1
From the passage leading 10 the Bridge
u Signs staircase dcScendS to the
Pozzi dungeons with torture cham.
her and u place ~ execution Tho
prisons built by In rontc are the erin.
inal prisons. which have hccn In use
for ordinary criminals.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

Cd, which consisted ul potato
chips crcanCl chicken cTcamed
pe;& light roll, AMI pineapple ice.
y tcIy cn,ola;,ic me vas re-
pe9cd ~ al present.
Nils, \dua.c i'larS WIS host
81 To delightful dinner Sun
LAY. Ian. - e; hr~ home IN East
Main. Cover, were laid Tor .liss-
cS Annic :&c'm srn. NINA Mac
Smith md Clara l;rocS, Rev.
BraNtou. M ,aIc. ..;llcs and
Mr.. Arth.r Reed. = delightful
;mec coarse dinner WI, served
md cuioyll iy all tic p"c>;,.
I lie Nunau ,..-,3ary Club
met with Mrs. Ecvc Newman
at her nome un 3 sUcct Friday
Mrs. Nauu liu;uam .rcut a
lew DAYS ~ tiarrard cOtuty this
week hair-dTcs,ing.
MIR. and Airs. Ciyd" Wright. 81
First street, atc Tie 1IGud pa
rents OF fins ha3y gir' Neither
and daughter doug p'c"k.
Mrs. Haze" rlrks j. able To
hc up AMI dbou' 81, hor.c after
q back,ct ~ about three weeks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

was born and raised here. Is a
.aQu al the late Rev. Howard
Broaddus. aud to6k the pastoratc
after his fathers death. lie de-
serves credit and praise. lie
and a number uf member, have
laborcd long and faithitils ior !
modern churclr-jGil,liBg one %
hi, fathers cherished desires. II
though the church Is not com
pIctely II is being used and /, cN-
pcctcd to be. finished for TALL.
The church aid met with Mrs.
Julia Gentry Wednesday at her
home on East Main street.
Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. Thompson over the
remains al AIRS. Florence Glib
son. who leaves / children and
. husband TO survive.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
COLORED COLUMN
tIiy w. Il. Chcuault)

Mr. Henry Newman. undertake
CT. is confined 60 his bed with
pneumonia, friends are sorry to
mr. George Baliew, OF Oak
avcnuc. who was injured about
head after having been thrown
through the windshield OF car
he was working on. The brakes
refused TO work and the car ran
into him.
AR Iieilr fr'lblr lr;e resumed
her duties at the AK aftcs a
brief illness.
Mrs. Nannie jiatlen Is on the
sick list 1T her h,iae Oh East
Main.
The Ladies Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. bell. Tt;l,5ie FRI
day. Fec. : 1T her ho'ne IN last
Irvine 4 large number attend
ed. After : vcrN me ts''ng pro-
gram, delightful menu Was serv-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

vice so. subject Disciples 81
Christ' PRAYER meeting We'd
ncs,sn Z so Come and spend
an, hour Will us in prayer
Mr.. Mari Ana Eugton. vijuw
vi Samuel Burton, died at her
homc near CottouburS Jan. q.
OF mIirmitics OF old age. She
WA, a slave of the late Jamr~
Bogic. Held m high esteem hS
an who knew her. both whit
and Culorcd. she was noted lu-
her lowing disposition. more CO.
pcciall, to children. The writ. b.
ha, called ON her many timc~ '
happy childhood day, and th",-
visit, we're alWay, ma L. plca,aT
hy her many kinduc>,c- and pa
ticncc. Iutcrmcut at the iamll.
Iuryiug ground in Garrari. cuur
Is near Buckeye
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
First Sunday in New Church

NunJaN was 4 grand day Tor
hc members OF thc First Baptist
church OF Richmond. Sunday
school at 9:S0. services by the
pastor. Rev. ]. W. Broaddus. at
II O'Clock. Aitcr a short rccc,,
the CITY Federation at ,. and T..
y. Z. L. and evening services
ended a most gloriou, day both
spiritually and financially. Rev.
BroadduS, who is a Young pastor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
Heart on Mani. Rlah, sld..

Hagcrsiawn. Md -iacsh Shaw, for.
MGR garicu tr0oker. now furnace mtp
M the seventh DAY Adventist churrh
here. has bis heart IN The right aide ~
his body instead NJ the left. One day
hc complained of pain IN his heart.
aud placed his hand on his right side.
Ills VII" laughed and said "Why Your
heart Is uoi on tho right side ~ your
hody" He insisted that II was. aud
his statement was confirmed by half
dozcn physicians and by X-ray photo
grsulihs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

lost Saturday between Nc
Ecc's aud State Bank. round
black rin. set with diamond. LIB
cral reward. Return To this Of
icc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
TWO-CENTS A WORD

LADIES do your hcmstitching
and piCot'ng. Attachment fits any
machine. $3.50; buttonholc $500
hand cmhroidcrer $500. Agents
wanted, +, stephenson, p Quiu-
cy Street Chicago. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

YOUNG men. women over l..
desiring government positions.
$50 monthly. write Tor free list
81 positions now open. 7. Leon
ard. tfurmcr Civil Service cNaW-
incI) l0+2 Equitable Bldg,
Washington. ID. {. > 2p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

STRAWBERRY and Ha>pbcr-
iy plants; nine best varieties
standard and ovc-bcaring; also
Concord grapes. Scu'l for circu-
lar today. :. VI. Dean. Box III.
Fort hodge. Iowa.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

LOST-My thin sorrcl mare
got loose At East End stock yard
pens Monday; had old saddle and
blind bride; reward tor return or
information leo Eruic Wilson, tel
cphunc or write me at Cotton
burg. IS 2p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

WANTED-To rent 3 or 100
acres IN Madison county. Nriie
mc Al parrott, ny. ]. Il. Brown
ing. "a ip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

FOR SAl.E-Farm of - acres
near Union City. \ splendid
bargain. Call phone Sos. 81 op
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

FOR Mahogany daycu-
port. ? oak wardrubc>. , uas
drcSScrS. wash stand. mahogany
book case. quarter oak boolca>..
2 beds. rocking chairs. Rev. 7. y.
Culton. IS 2p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

FOR SALE - Registered Bic
Type Poland China bred gifts and
SLOWS, fall narrowed boarS and
gilt>. Hugh Million, Il. ID. ,
Richmond. Phone go J. 2tw 2wp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

All operating saw mill AZ
Cuylc. Ky. ANY one desiring good
oak lumber cali W. ]. Gooch.
ltw } wp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

MGl.NTS ~. Ecr cent profit
"tia>avcrS' lot Gas ra1gc>. guar
autccd to reduce efi0faii,s ~ per
cent: fast sellers. SaHmle 2oc.
Room 7O2. * Park Row. New
York. Il.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

SEND 81 and We will send you
p Concord Grapevine, 2-yr. So
l-yr. s. p Rhubarb 81 (pre-
paid checks accepted. Welch
Nursery. Shenandoah, Iowa. lip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

FOR SALE-Somc stacks 8
nice timothy hay. Chas. BHldwt,.
phone 225-X. 81 3 & 81 >
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

BABY CHICKS. Not ON tho
job, Who; You southern people
Get in The chicken business. Leg
horns lSc each. Bars, Bluffs,
Reds. Minurca>. lie. Live dcljv-
cry postpaid, Missouri Hatchery
Bowling Green. Mo. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
MOST AWESOME
OF VOLCANOES
kilauea in Hawaii Is Perpetual
Show Place, Performing
Day and Night.
LAVA IS CONSTANTLY BOILING

Crater Covers an Area Of 2,7o0 Acres
and Is Eight Miles In cireumier.
enes-Psved Highway Leads to
II From tillo, 80 Miles Away,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

SOMETHING entirely new.
Finest article or the American
maukoi lou make from $500 60
$1,000 lav aud i.Ntra lIonaaS
Address The Rujhrock Stores,
inc. TYRONE, IA. leg VI lfp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

epsom salts as byprnducts 30 that
horlngs may discover very inter
esting temperatures and minerals. II
iS not proposed by boring To tap
q steam jet. nor merely 10 observer
hot rock; the bore hole would lnmc.
dlaiely cool II on. The source og ~.
Movable energy IN volcanic boring H.
chemical process. Cracks near the pit
of Ilalcmaumau IN kilauoa volcano
have opened from time 10 time. They
got hotter and hotter until they he.
cEme glowing furnaces, emitting ap
parcn,ly merely hot air. IL boring
will start such furnace, then 81 holcS
NJ such a place will run u respectable.
sized engine"
Rising Ia n height ~ $4,000 feet only
few mllcS from KllRura Is the great
volcano OF Mauna i.oa, which has ~.
tcrmittcnt crupllonS. the last one Of
great violence beginning IN ociohcr,
1919 and continuing for i've months,
the aow coming from a split IN the
mountain Car down upon It's flank
The black rails NJ trcacle lava nowcd
for miles through The sandfiulS. for
cSis AMI bare rock slopes, finally
cmpjying into the sea. whore giant
clouds 1T steam Tosc day and night
MyriadS of sea fish were killed by
the boiling wafer
Scientific Possibilities
Speaking VI results that may Come
from The research work which he Is
conducting, Professor laggar said;
"lrohahly the most far.reachng usc
which can hc made " the results ot
chemical aud exploratory work deal
ing with The cores from kllauca will
be- the application of the knowledge ~
mining, ores of copper and the pre-.
ciouS metals occur near volcanic
rocks. sulphur Is closely associated
with them. Copper Sulphlde has been
found repeatedly in tile glowing
cracks Of Hawaiian lava. Sulphidcs
may exist underground in the hot re-
gion. and such discovery would be- In
icrrSiing To- mining engineers" ban
Professor Jaggnrjs volcanic study
~ Kiaucu hrs already reached the
point where II ISgl;nown, tllai rinlrnl
,crupliOnS may he forctold almost 10
the minute. and In ample time io give
warning tu all persons who may hc
~ danger uf The outburSt. The same
rs true rs Ia tidal waves that may lee
produced 10y volcanic crupiions ana
earthquakes.
"Ovr little laboratory NJ Kilauea
hc said. "vas started by an dnsclfish
group uf business mon of Hawaii
They are planting volunteer stations
With earthquake Instruments and will
reap crop "f now discoveries. a
similar group IN Massachusetts. with
The encouragement aud publicity that
The Springfield Republican coHld give.
placed man ~ Naples for volcani'
research and now they are hclpcd
ouj 10y Carncgie'S great hcuclac;ion.
Tho Carnegie institute also i cX.
tending IFS work tn the earthquakes
" California under man who was
formerly S"ismologiS, of the Hawaiian
observatory"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11

Hilo, Il, H,-On tie lSluhu 81 TIA
wRil-thc blg island, Us u II called, Of
the Hawaiian groups located the
only tame volcano In the world Il Is
perpetual show place, performing
day aud night and NJ times putting ou
demonstration that Is awriuSlHrlng
In It's grandeur AMI manifested power,
ON such occasions boat excursions are
run here from Honolulu AMI ether
island towns. IL was only last March
that Kllauca belchcd forth Hood ut
molten lava that flowed ~ giant
streams over the vast Hour ot The cir.
cular crater that surrounds the active
pit Of Halcmaumau. Thc biz crater
covers an area of 2,10o acres ami Is
eight miles around The pin uf con
sianily boiling. Steamiug AMI Scrccch.
ing lava aud gas Is situated 'almuSt
In the center of the original crater.
The active volcanic pii is more than
three miles in circumference.
Has No Counterpart
From Typographical standpoint
s1he volcano cf kilaucu has ma couH-
leIpari There leads 10 The very rim
.of she crater a paved hiLhway. all The
A9ay from IIilo. ~ miles. g'ic only
visible hint that * givca our that u
.volcaho is anywhere AROUND Is The
swhite sulphur fumes that may Ice seen
fduring the day and the glowing red
Of reflected fire from the live pit al
night.
So easy is the grade of the highway
that the rise from sea level To an alti-
tude of 1000 feet in less than thirty
miles is scarcely noticed. except Joy
the increased ehillincSS of The mir.
Then suddenly nj turn IN the fern.
lined road there bursts into view the
black. uudulaling crater of Kilauca.
and there comes to ones ears The hiss
ing of the giant cauldron "f saS and
molten lava ~ the pii 90 llalcmIunau.
The automobile il run through u pass
iu The outer rim and oui upon the
hardened lava. The remaining short
distance G." the performing center is
made on foot.
Owing 10 tho accessibility this vol
cano is visited 10y hundreds nf tourists
every year. II u IN Srch cluSr contact
with the everyday lirc of the people
of the surrounding territory AMI the
home visitors that whatever dangers
there may hc Ia its ucraSioual over.
flows are lost sight 81. Daring The
eruption uf last March some uf tho
visitors came near being cW uG 10y
the streams nf lava which flowed over
the enormous sink that surrounds The
main crater Even sluall children ven
turcd CLOSE 10 IN" tapping columns ~
molten froth that rolled ont NJ the
fiery nit
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-11
Hotel a, CRITTERS gIne.

l bon tllT very pil-r 81 tlC biz crater
L. built the volcano huuS,'. riudern
hotel where The guests may view the
performances ef The RESTLESS uiuu>lcr
from the windows ~ their rtnuS or
randaS. Nlans times during the day
] light trcmrrS of earthquakes may be-
fell at the hotel AMI nu all sides uf
the building white fumes of sulphur
constantly pour forth from cracks In
he lava formation. For miles around
the main crater uf kilauca arr To- bc
seen evidences NJ vast dc>jructlvcncss
wrou ght by the Volcano Ia Times past.
all going to show that its present long
period of comparative paSSivity may
he Gully a prelude to another disaS.
trcuS performance r-
~ is al Kilauca that the most thor.
ough scientific study OF volcanoes aud
earthquakes ever undertaken Is In
progress. h This work is In charge OF
Prof. ThonmS A. Jaggar, Jr He CON
duets an observatory and sciSmolug-
F, ical station upon the brink Of the vol
, cano. where every phase and move.
ment of the lava pit and the earth ire
murS are recorded day by day. This
research work has already resulted In
many valuable discoveries. some Of
which promise 10 be Of much practical
value in the future. It is asserted
For one thing, the conclusion has
been reached that the underground
fires of Kilauea may be used for indus
trial purposes. At the last session Of
the Hawaiian legislature n bill was in
trodueed appropriating $4,000 to
make behring's In the hoor of the big
power purposes. While this measure
failed Of final passage because Of the
rush Of other measures that we're
deemed of more Importance. II Is re-
Carded as practically assured that the
next legislature VIII make the desired
appropriation. II is stated that the
use Of this heat In large power plant
or piping Il to sugar mills and other
Industries could be easily accom-
plIshed.
Power Possibility.
volcano power for -aman use Is
possibility" said Professor Jsggar.
for heat Is power aud volcanoes gen
crate heat. Earth steam Is used di-
rectly near Volterra IN Italy. Vast
stores Of earth steam exist IN Japan.
Iceland, the Yellowstone and New
Zealand There Is Do steam pressure
ut Kilauea. but there Is u furnace Of
oxidizing volcanic chcmirals with
sulphuric acid nwl alum and
DIR. o. o. Green and Mrs.
Green spent Friday in Lexing-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
BIG BOUT BOOKED
FOR CUMBERLAND

Cumberland. Id. April 3o.~-IohnH7
SCOT, &c baltimore has been matched
ia sidney Wells Of Virginia for The
-.u.i-inal in the hiE fiStic carnival to hr
ii at the Maryland theatre here next
Wednesday when Fay keiScr Of this
n the main bout Of twelve rounds. JOE"
Franklin OF Philadelphia will meet Buck
p.runr Of cumberland for six rounds.
ryu. Xii Ciairnr VIII swap blows win
freddie Waterman or kc!Srr. w, Va.
.ur six pounds. making altogether thirt"
rounds ~ l"\inr
Tier" l. great interest In IN" reap
n.rr..r" Of k.isrr. VIII" beat l'"h Mar.
..4 in I:altimarr last fail. IT his h":n"
l.r. k"ls"r was married Thursday l''t
H.. has POSTPONED his wedding trip To
r;rrruNich q. Ms old h1mC. until AFR
rL,. Wednesdays srtto. NciScr has
h..n :rinr biz since his last appearance"
her. som" months ago and Il Is thou"h'
~. MARYLAND theatre. which seats 200"
vii 80 damned. k"iNer CAV" Il puh',r
vn-kuli' ut IN" Taylor Athletic asS""la-
';nu rymnlsiurn this afternoon. ';aiu'r
81 L." Franklin are working with him
Tie adlarrH sale for III" tGht has
I,.u unusually heavy. Joseph llipp OF
York "a. son; Manager john ". SnNh'r
AN rr,!"r ro- ,w,u'Y.:iv" r'uCSih" seats
80 rik. number was ordered by I'ct"r
I:aulu nr Baltimore. 20 J." used by fight
FAR. from IL" Monumental City.
Mif. TI~k" !" known as tn" "FiGhtin%
freshman rom Greenwich Village" S"v.
RAJ mnn-hS aEr b. vas beaten hN
E.i..r AMI no is anNiou, :" come hack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
CAMBRIAS TRIM
LA BELLE TEAM

Playing in m.d-scason form. the Cam
hria Co',icr!cs defeated the LaBelles
yesterday afternoon on the Shadyside
grounds by Il score Of l5-2. 1t was the
second game Of the weekend for the
Iron Mon and they were completely out
r!aSS"d.
IO,iski. Bcllaire High grid star. was
the crack bItSman yesterday gathering
Two triples, Il double and Il single in
live trips L. the plate. McMillcn, pitch
ing for ShadySidc. had thirteen strike
outs and allowed the LaSelles but three
hingl"S. His teammates had - hits.
Scur. 10y innings: l.. II. J..
I.al:r!!cS ....... 600 no0 oil : VI
t,imhr:.s ......2@J 80 p0J-lJ 80 .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
WEST LIBERTY LOST
TO MUSK|NCUM nine
Normalites were Defeated Saturday at
Concord-Noundsvine Boy
In Hard Play.

West Liberty Normal school last TO
Muskingum College Saturday at New
Concord. O.. by 4 score Of Go. The Nor
playing their first game on an
open field Of the season. showed good
form. The West Liberty boys have no
home diamond as yet for this year. ana
have been holding only indoor practice.
One incident occurred during the game
thai might have saved West Liberty
from q shutout. Springer was on Sec
ond, and when HuteSon wound up. ne
started for third. 4 West Liberty man
made Il scratch hit, and Springer went
into home, taking his time. An agree
mcnt had been reached before the game
thai an overthrow over first would give
q man one base. Springer commended he
made third on the play and was given
the right TO 70 home on the overthrow.
The umpire ruled him out. however.
Ryan. n Moundsvillc boy, made a
sensational play in the seventh, when
with Il man on and only one out, a New
Concord lad drove out Il hot one which
Ryan grabbed off and doubled his run.
ncr.
The score by innings: r. II. f.
West Liberty .h0NO000no- q 4
M~uskingum ....0 o31o00ex- 4 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
For First Honors.

Four cams. Rlucticlh. PRINCETON. VIZ
lklmsnn aud Welch. will 1irnt it out Tor
first honora in the southern S"ctl'n'
where Beaver high, l;luct'"ld, is INC
host Srhuul. Most 0c these southern
schools are jus; taking up track ana
field athletics. LHt they are reported -"
have mad" rapid strides. and tn" H"aE":
high team. which walked away with nc
Nee; last year, viii md th" opposition
much stronger this spring.
Parsons high school which came ."
tho front last spring Is sur" I" "lE'
ElkiuS high a hatti" IN the FIktn$ meet.
hill" Victory hirh which continues ~
rank among the first IN al branches ~
athletics. will ike Neutrality-suspicious.
hi-h = hard fight IN IN" Clarkshurr
meet.
Thus far lt'tir athletic rivalry hes
been Developed m"'wr"n Mart!nShUr"
and nrirlinr~ in ~" eastern rnrh1rd'"
aIthough Paw Jaw and "u" q" tw" "'h-
rrS al, said :" have $tr@r; teams. Tw"
Rlchw"od rroup = ANOTHER H""ii"n ~
which the intense ~riyi!"" - u" "th""
districts has rot ln"n dew logged. Whi'''
Hnlllir" hirh j. IN" "ul; school that =
cNr"ct"l to furnish NJ, elm: "rv prop
ns!,iur III ~" ohio valley meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
TIA Sixth Performance

New York. April $0-Thc no-h't. no
run game pitched by Robertson OF 'u.
White Sox today. in when no peItp|
PLAYER reached first base. Is the $50
performance of its Kind on record IA
the major leagues. 49,,
In addition TO those pitcneu oF 1usS
and Young. in the American hedsue'
three old time National heaSue
hurled perfec, games. j.. W.
OF ST Louis on July 10. le'V' II
Richmond. Of Worcester. and j.. NJ
Wyord ~ Providence. within tive lays
a, Zach other, on June - and Il, 1891
resnectiyely. The performances nave
49, hs,n eoualed in the National league
aimee its reorganization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
MEET WEDNESDAY

Al managers Of teams In the ONO
Valley Junior baseball league have been
rHiird to - special important meeting
&c ia" league {" hc held Wednesday
nirht in the Martins Ferry Community
House. Several important business mat
t"rs Will hc discussed ani Will be the
,rnal mrrtIn" before tho league opens
its schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Strenuous Reelpnx
Jack Demp361

Berlin. April S.-~
Press.)-The "breakaVay
wholly disregarded BY
frenzied fight fans, who
another in a mad rush tai
view Of Jack Dempsey on
the Geological Garden St
His inability to extrtcate
his admirers. which imD4t14
limb on the narrow st1no4
finally forced the champion t.
the baggage elevator, NhdeA1N
and his party to the stegA9Hl
low. g
Here there was fresh 1nu
much mitigating" as tn ~
in from the street 4 49,
detailed for station ducts,
over and when last $3.50
on a baggage truck StlAhkA
In an endeavor to discoVlR@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
PLAY IS
CAME FEATURE
Win Third Straight
Victory Over the
Indians.

81. Louis. April GA triple play by
WambsCanss and McInnlS. Of Cleveland.
and three double plays by st. l"ui
featured the ~iattcr'S II 10 . victory her"
today. the third straight over the In
dams. kenneth Williams failed tn in
"rCaSe his number Of home runs, going
hitlcSS for the day. By winntn d
contest. the Browns i."d Ia" New YORK
team for first place. The score: