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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-16
"CHIMES OF NORMANDY"

Musical Director Thomas A. Chris
itan. the talented song leader whose
personality and artistic skill
has made the Sunday community con-
certs SO popular at tho Steel WORKS
"Y." has completed the character and
chorus ensemble for the presentation
of that tuneful and ever popular op-
eretta, 1.-The Chimes of Normandy" in
the Steel Works "Y" auditorium dur
ing the first week in March. while the
leads and solo parts will be filled by To-
cal talent as we'll as the chorus. Mr.
Christian states that he has secured
vocalists that are in the professional
class, and each rehearsal emphasizes
the fact that an operate treat rarely
If ever excelled in Pueblo is in store
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-16

Rag" all in.erspersed with ecceutric
comedy.
Arizona Joe & Coin Cheyenne
Days; real western roundup frolic
with cowboys. cowgirls bucking horses
funny mule and am cid colored. NAM
my cook: the feature of this production
is "Dclmar" hind-les walking horse.
who gives wonderful exhibitions; the
scenic environment is emblematic Of
the far western country and this Is
without doubt the most elaborate and
exciting wild west performance ever
seen on a vaudeville stage.
The usual ladies matinee for ladies
at Soc Will prevail and the children Will
be admitted free when accompanied by
parent. Come early this afternoon and
enjoy the best Pantages show that has
hit Pueblo for years,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-16
V1OLINISTS WILL FIND
"LIFE'S DARN FUNNY"
in PUEBLO TOMORROW

Every time circumstances came to a
desperate pass and brought little tenn
peramental Zoe Robert. the violinist.
to such straights that life didn't seem
worth living, something happened and
presto! the road was clear. Just as II
some imp were trying to prove that
rLife's Darn Funny" See Viola Dana
in the picture OF this name. There's
n laugh every minute there Isn't
thrill.
Adapted from The Saturday Eve
ming Post story "caretakers Within
beginning tomorrow at the Palm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-16
GIRLS! GROW THICK
LONG, HEAVY HAIR
WITH "DAlNDERlNE"

Buy a 35-ccnt bottle
OF "Danderine." Ono
application ends all
dandruff. stops Itching
and falling hair. and. in
n few moments, you
have doubled the beau
ty OF your hair. 1t will
appear Il mass. so soft,
lustrous. and easy to do
up. But what will
please you most will be
after a few weeks use,
when you see new hair
fine and downy at
first - yes - but reall.
new hair growing al
over the scalp. Dan
dcrine" is to the hal.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
Jnlann.
Die eitmatium i'm aOblenera6erareif

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@aibington, 9. 6. = Bon ben
auf Brdiioent Saroings ginlaoung
bon Staatserefutiben eingegange-
men etma 3man8ig @ntmorten mar
Die bon @ouberneiir Morriion bon
Noro-garolina Die einaige, Die Die
l1nteritiibung Der bon Der 8unoes-
bertpaltung e~ingenommenen Stel.
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-08-10
COTTON LEAF WORMS
APPEAR IN SEVERAL
SOUTHERN STATES

Reports have reached the office
of the State Entomologist, r. W..
Harmed, that the cotton leaf worm
is unusually abundant at present
in parts of Texas. Louisiana. and
Arkansas. The Entomology De-
paltment is anxious 20 learn OF
any outbreaks of this insect in
Mississippi. All worms found on
cotton should be mailed to the
Entomologist, A. & M. College,
Mississippi for determination.
Professor Harmed states that al
though in the past years the cot
ton leaf worm has sometimes APP
peared earlier in the season, their
appearance this vccr might be
more ser.o~ = usual because
of the laten IS OF lie cotton crops
in many sections, and also because
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-08-10

was a man, which had a spirit OF
an unclean devil, and cried ou1
with a loud voice,
81 Saying, Let us alone; what
have we to do with thee, thou
Jesus of Nazareth? art thou come
to DESTROY us? | know thee who
thou art; the Holy One of God.
35 And Jesus rebuked him, say
ing. Hold thy peace, and come out
Of him. And when the devil had
thrown him in the midst, he came
out of him, and hurt him not.
SO And they were all amazed
and spake among themselves, say
ing. What word is this for with
authoritv and power he command,
eth the unclean spirits, and they
come out.
81 And the fame of him went out
into every place of the country
round about.
38 And he arose out of the syna-
gogue, and entered into Slmon's
house. And Simon's wife's mother
was taken with a great fever; and
the besought him for her.
80 And he stood over her, and
rebuked the fever; and it left her
and Immediately she arose ano
ministered unto them.
40 Now when the sun was set.
ting, all they that had any sick
with divers diseases brought them
unto him; and he laid his hands
on every one of them, and healed
them.
Al And devils also came out OF
many, crying out, and saying
Thou art Christ the Son of God
and he rebuked them suffered
them not to speak: for they knew
that he was Christ.
AZ And when it was day, he de,
parted and went into a desert
place: and the people sought hin
and came unto him. and stayed
him, that he should not depart
from them.
43 And he said unto them,
must preach the kingdom of God
to other cities also: for therefore
am | sent.
"A And he preached in the syna-
gogues OF Galilee.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-08-10
Ril.LE THOUGHTS FOR
NEXT WEEK
SIIrs Nay

ALL is WELL:-Let not
your nearC be troubled; we be-
neVe in God, believe also In me.
in my Fathers house are
many mansions: if it were not
-. would have told you. l
go TO prepare a place for you.-
JoEn ID: /, z.
Monday
WHY WILL We DIE?-As |
live, saith the Lord God, | have
40 ,pitdsute in the death Of the
wicked. 4 = y Turm We, turn
We from your evil ways: Tor
why Will We die. O house OF
Is1aei!- Ezekiel 80: IL.
Tuesday
PEACE WITH ALL MEN -
Follow peace with all men, and
holiness, without which no man
snail see the Lord.-Hebrews
II: Ia.
Wednesday
THE WAY TO PEACE
Acquaint now myself with HIM,
ma be at peace: thereby good
shall come unto thee.-Job %:
81.
Thursday
ROCL A M A T | 0 N OF
PEACE:-Glory be to God in
the highest, and on earth peace
good will toward men.-Luke z:
IA.
Friday
REFUGE, S TR E n G I H,
HELP: God is our refuge and
strength, verv pleasant help
in trouble.-Psalm AZ: /.
PERFECT PEACE:-Thou
wilt keep him in perfect peace,
whose mind is stayed on thee;
because he trusteth in thee
Isaiah 26: 3.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-08-10

SENATOR'S
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
Showing Senators of the Naval Committee left TO
right: Maine; H. w. Reyes New Hampshire
and T. H. Newberry Mhgan the deck of the $50 the latest
photographed
tour of inspection recently Washington Navy Yard The
with Diesel engines that develop
1900 H. P it, long, travel Is knots the
seconds carries inch shown
above percope torpedo tubes of 81, and cost
overs
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-08-10

of the shortage of insecticides.
Calcium arsenate as used
against the boil weevil will con-
troll the leaf worms. If this is not
available, arsenate Of lead may be
applied by the old fashioned pole
and sack method.
Clay Lyle Inspector,
Charge Educational Work
Don't be surprised if your hus-
band never admits his faults. He
ca" only see yours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Daily Golf CatccE,ism,
With Results Simplifed
by INNS nRowN

Question.-it ball stops under
the low hanging branches OF bush
IS the played permitted TO bend these
limbs aside to play hlsnext stroke
Answer.-fes. He can do so To get
a fair stance and TO swing his club
t9uestion.-Tleas give a fun in
depreciation or rude 81 which saws
mat after player has holcd out
ana his opponent has one s;rok. for
a ma nothing the player can da
can deprive him OF the half sup
pose the "pponen, yhas two stroh IS
ieit Tor half. what them
Answ"r.-Th!s rule appears quite
cicar. and is intended To protect a
player against penalty or loss Of
The hole. where. II no penalty be in
Cured the opponent cannot possibly
DO better than halve the hole. III
the opponent has two strokes for
n all. then ne has ono FOR q win. In
thai case the player is properly sub :
ject 10 the usual peai;ies
Question.-Wherc a hail lands In
ground under repair and collects mud
or DIRT. can the player. in lifting and
dropping st.. clean the BALI
AnSwer.-No.
Ouestion.-Has handIcan commit
tee the right 10 change the handicaps
OF players after tournament in
which handicaps apply. is started,
Answer.-The rules OF golf don't
coved such point However IL
would certainly be inadvisable for
the committee TO take such action
since endless confusion would nm.
doabtedly result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
DEMPSEY AND WILLS
PUT NAMES TO PAPER
Sign Sometime, Somcwhere''
Agreement, With No Limit
on Fight, Must BE Staged,

~ United Newsl
NEW YORK. July lt.-with lutte
flourish. Jack Kearns and PADDY
Mullins signed one OF those some
time. somewhere" agreements today.
calling for a hgnr between Jack
Dempsey and Harry Wills The ar
tcies mean almost nothing at all
as there Will have to be "A new set
when Tex Richard finally soo,has
the particular politicians Of this spot
he ultimately picks for the battle
ground.
just now. with elections pending.
Is no time for Riclard to declare
his plans. so the. match probably
Will Snooze TO- few months while
both boxers tour the country. play
fully tapping third -raters on the
Mullins wanted TO insert clause
IN IN" agreement requiring accept
ancc OF the largest Legitimate bid
within limited time. To give Rick
ard ali the time no needs TO mature
his plans. kearns refused to per
init such an article. So the men
Ye now signed 20 fight within sixty
day after the acceptance OF the pro-
moter's terms. and that's all there
vas to the incident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
PAT TERSON AND WOODS
PLAY BRILLIANT TENNIS
Sensational Play Character
ICES Mems Championship
Doubles at Wimbledon.
[ BY Associatcd Press.

lMBl-f.ipDN. ENGLAND July IL.
play characterized the
semihnals in the men's championship
doubles this evening when Gerald
Patterson and Pat OEara Wood. OF
Australia, won from Il. I. e. Norton
OF South Africa. and II. Roper bar
reu, OF Eng land, after one OF the
hardest fought struggles ever wit
messed on the Wimbledon courts
Norton and Barrett wc.. I'VE times
within ONE point OF taking the match
and losers surely never played SO
wonderfully.
wood il given crcdi, for saving
the situation. but az Il matter OF fact
neither he nor Patterson played up
to their standard They started some
"hat listlcssly. having already APP
pcared in other contests during the
day. Wood twice. The score AT the
end was 6-l, 3-6. So. Ga, 15-I3.
The days play brought, the matches
down TO the gnals, in which the con
icstants viii be.
Mems doubles Anderson and
l-ycet vs.. Patterson and Wood.
Mixed douDles-LyCett and Miss
Ryan vs. Wood and Mile. I.cnglen.
Womcn's doubles Mile. !..nglen
ana Miss Ryan ~. Mrs Stocks and
Miss Kathleen Mckaue who are
sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
EMPIRE CITL RESULTS

49, First race ,tive furiongs)-First.
Three square. TO !. to |. to /:
second. contact 10 to J. to |. . to
l. third. Little Hope. 10 TO l. to /
10 /. Time. l:0i 3-5 Also ran
Lady Myra. Red Wreath. bessie
Leigh ton. Lady lnez, Don't Bother Me.
Candida
Second race (mile ana seventy
Yards First. Queen Blonde. 20 to /.
10 I" l. TO !: second. Orderly. . TO
l. Il" .. 10 .: third. Arnold h..
TO J.; 10 |. TO 5. Time. l49. Also
ran service Star. Armist!cc, Meade
worth. Laughter.
Thir! race Gnilc)--First. Tanger-
me. 10 :. TO =. out: second. Brain
aho roots. II I" 5. out. Time. l:42
Also ran-Picnic
Fourth race tnbout six furlonCs)-
first. T"n Lee. too. TO 3. | to r:
second. Bantry Bass. ! to l. s To Z
. I" -; third. Elected. III. Is TO |,
10 J. TO !. Time | ;09. Also ra n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
SUIT AGAINST FORMER
DRY AGENTS Up TODAY
Especial TO The T,mes-pispa,ch.,

LYHCHBuRG. VA. July lin the
Federal court today, Sidney Parker.
% Bedford County. pleaded guilty to
charge Of violating tn" Vols,ead
act. and he was given sis,y days in
tho Bedford County Jan
The civil sUit ~ L Wa-d cash
against :. Il Frame. former district,
prohibition enforcement oHlco-. and
j. Wood and others. prohibition
agents. FOR 10000 will prohabl. be
called tomorrow for trial both .ides
having already announced that they
IT" ready for trial
Cash - suing for tn" value o." $3.50
gallons Of vinegar. 500 gallons OF
cider 500 bushels 81 apples and dam
age done 10 other personal property
by prohibition agents in = raid At
his place In Amherst County near
lowcsvtil.. In October. 1920. and FOR
alleged false Incarceration In jail
: j Mccormick. Campbell County
paid 1900 finc In compromise OF 4
moonshIne charge against him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

you can save money b. regular DIpafos
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MINISTER'S ON JOB
TO PREVENT CLASH
IRv Associated Press

Jersey CITY. y j. July II Five
ministers representing the New Jcr-
sey council OF churches called on
Governor Edwards today and asked
him to proven; tn. State Boxing Com
mission from issuing license for
the Benny Leonard Tender bout
shedulcd for July - on BoyIcs
Thirty Acres
The Governor told the clcrEymen
that +: they could prove the bout
was going 10 h. a prize fight he
would do everything pcsSi bl. to stop
IT. Council for the protesting or
Ranization promised tn. proof to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Fork Union .Icnr. Palmyra.

Spccial TO The Times Dispatch
FORK UNION, VA. July ll-Fork
Union Seminary team downed Pal
myra here by the decisive score OF
connect with SouthpnV White. Of the
locals, while the home team had on
their batting clothes. Harry Griffin.
IN" former Virginia League pitcher
was IN the lineup for the academy
town. and mad perfect score at the
bat. hitting for "a home run three
base hit and TWO singles. Crenshaw,
:or the Visitors, put up good field
ing game Manager Thomas also nut
up great gam" at the bat. Batteries
F.. \ White and Davis. PALMYRA
Hariand and liadcn and Conrad. I'm
pirc, billiard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Trustee S Sale
House and Lots at
Seven Pines

dated OCTOBER -. 1919. Of record in in
the clerks office OF Hcnrico Circuit
Court. In Deed Book 2li-A y. l29. TO
the undersigned trustee. default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF a
portion OF the money therein secured.
ana being required so TO do by the
notcholdcr. | Will on
FRIDAY, JULY Il. 1929.
at O'Clock l.. NJ
on the premises: sell at public auc.
land. lying and being in Henrico
County. Virginia at Seven Pines. de
ScrIDed as lots Nos. .. 10. H. in Block
=. and lot No. 3. in Block y. with i'm :
pEoNements thereon, as shown on plat
OF Battle Park" recorded IL. Flat
Book IL, page 81. II. e. {.
This property contains a desirable
ana Is conveniently located TO the
Seven Pines car line.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO nav the
cost OF executing the trust. all taxes
due and unpaid and the ratabic pro-
portion OF the taxes OF 1922 the sum
Of $4,000, with interest thereon as
evidenced by sixteen negotiable note.
FOR the sum OF $4,000 each, the first
due on March u. 1921. and one note
on the 18th OF each month thereafter,
with interest thereon from their re-
spective maturities until paid and
credit AS TO IL notes for $4,000
each. the first payable on July a,
l922. and one payable on the l4th
or each succeeding month until No
Nenoer a. 1928. and cash as to any
residue of said purchase price
r. II. PEYTON. JR.
6ii Travellers Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
by virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated October %. 1920. and recorded
In the Clerks Office OF the Richmond
chancery Court in Deed BOOK 267-C
page ii3. default having been made in
the payment OF a portion OF the debt
secured thereby and having been re-
quired by the benihciary Hereunder
SO 10 do. the undersigned trustee
Will on.
WEDNESDAY. JULY IL. 1922.
at o'clock p. NJ.
on the premises. proceed 10 sell that
certain lot piece or parcel of land,
lying and being in the city Of Rich
mond. Virginia. together with the I'm
provements thereon, consisting OF tho
detached brick dwelling house dcsir-
ated at the southwestern corner OF
Chaiiln ana Mulberry Streets. and de-
Scribcd AS follows.
COMMENCING at the point of in
terScction OF the southern line OF
Chatliin street with the western line
OF Mulberry Street. thence extending
westwardly along and fronting on
street twenty 600 feet eight ,SJ
inches. and extending back south
rardly from said front. at right
angles ard between parallel lines.
the eastern OF which is the western
line OF Mulberry, street. one hundred
the rear thirteen tl5) feet. four 90
inches wide.
TERMS: Cash.
Note: The above sale Is made sub
ject TO prior deed Of trust. securing
$500 principal. and the interest
therein.
f. +. SCHMIDT.
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,rrodielous wtshbone. SAILING

prodir lous Wishbone. sailing
Along Blue Teal
Fifth race dive furlonesl First.
Noon Hour. : to l. 3 10 >. 5 70 :. sec :
ond. Susinaa. 10 to /. { to !. TO .:
third. Betty Wood, to l. 10 .. to
>. Tine. 1909 2-5. Also ran-!Iiil-
house. PUd. Flying Dewitt Gray Bon
Syndicate. l.uCidus. Patsy Is
Sixth race lmilc aud seventy
yards FIRST. Hard Guess. 10 10 /.
TO !, . TO ]. second. High c.. : to
|. 3 to !. \ to ). third. NJ y. NOonan .
TO !. . to >. ! to I. Time las Is.
Also ran--Maizc. ThornhcdEe, Futen.
Well Stranger. kirtic. Brink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
EAST ENDERS TACKLE
LUCKY STRIKE TO-DAY

Competition between teams OF the
Tobacco and Commercial Leagues.
two of tho amateur organizations of
Richmond. will continue this after
noon at c. G. y. Field. Twentieth
and Short i Streets. when the Church
i'm Athletic Club nine meets Lucky
strike The game Will begin at Sis
O'clock
Marchett or Johnson Will pitch for
church HE In event johnson hurts
for the East End nino and Reams
works for Lucky Strike. two Univer-
sity of Richmond hurlers will op-
pose each other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
woman /. Kitten by copperhe.a.

FREELING. VA. July lI-Mrs
sarah H. Hawkins, o, near this place.
was bitten by poisonous reptil"
known a. the copp"rhcad on Satur-
day. Tn" woman was picking black
berries when the serpent. unseen.
suddenly fastened !ts fangs in her
leg The bite Is very painful. but
tn" patient 5 doing quite well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
France to Send Team.

PARIS. July ll.-France will send
her tennis team. composed OF Henri
Cochet. j. BruRnon. Andre Colbert
Jean Borotra and Jean Samazcuilh
TO America TO meet the Australian
team In preliminary competition for
ihc Davis cup. foremost tennis trophy
u was decided at meeting of the
Tennis Federation this afternoon
The team Will sail July %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
cm,erS,t,lo Defeat. Arvonla.

Special TO The Ttnes- Dispatch
CARTERSNlLIE. VA. July To-.
The Gainesville baseball team de-
feated the Arvonia team on the for
mer's grounds here Saturday bv the
score OF TO o. IL was n pitchers
VILE, and I.eScur, for Aryonia, Roth
terms played errorless ball The
only run was made In tho seventh
inning whcp G. Baghy singled to
left. stole second and scored on
Rhodes hit 10 center
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
MOORE e. McGRANIGHAS.
Real Estate Agents.
Is North Seventh Street.
Special
Commissioner S Sale

Gerry Court Of the city Of Richnond.
In case OF city Of Richmond w
the unknown heirs ~ John NJ. Han.
Dcceinber s. 1921. tn" undersigned
Special Commissioner will re.cNpose
TO sale at auction. on the premises
for cash 10 the highest bidder.
JULY II, 1922.
"a, 30 f. NJ
,ha, lot OF land standing IN the nam.
OF J VI. Hall on IN. land books OF
the city Of Richmond. late city Of
Manchester. designated on tho Plan
OF Marx addition, as lot ~, fronting
- f""t on the west sid. Of Marshall
Street. and running bnck between
parallel lines To lots 81 and % in
said addition. and bounced on the
south by lots 81 and -. on tn. west
by lots - and s.. and The cas-, side
b. the Western boundary Of EIgh,
tecnth street. formerly Marshall
street dat" city Of Manchester. and
should there be a higher or better BID
on SAID property than that offered al
ITS former exposure TO sale. tn. SAM"
shall b" knocked out TO such bidder
the said property shall! b" Knocked
ont 10 Thomas Pollard. At tn. former
h!i made by him upon his complying
Win tn" terms pf The said former bid
and ther.upon the same shall 10. re-
ported 20 TIA" court for confirmation.
II K POi.I.AGsp
Special Commissioner
certify tina, tn" bond required bv
tho ahoN" deere" of the Special Com
mi.sion"r has been duly ui-cu
Given under my hand this i2,h day
cHAs O sAvILl.E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Dundee TO Meet Fru,h,

IVY tnltc0 News.
NEW YORK. July ll.-With Johnny
Il lbanes portrait turned to the wall.
tommy dundee and Danny Frush
signed articles here for fight on
August - for the fcathcrweight
Of the world. The win
ner VIII be the worlds champion in
New ork. hut just p.iZeightcr
elsewhere. as kilbanc is sin the
recoSnized champion outside this
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Gordon Dcfcnt, nnrhcr

stuart Gordon wrestcd the in
dividual duck pin championship from
Bobby Rarbee last night when m,
latter attempted to defend his tin.
against five OF the best duck pin roi
lerS OF the city. The match was play
ed NJ the Recreation AlicNs. Cor
dons total was 1868. against Barbee' $
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Swimming RECORD nrohcn.

SACRAMENTO. CAL. July Ii
Johnny Wcismullcr, worlds champion
Sw WINNER from the Illinois Athletic
Club. made another new mark last
night a; the Riverside Club her.
when he finished the 50O-metcr swim
IN 6t2 S-5. breaking the old world :
record by nine seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Joe Dunn Head. Daron,.

SPRINGFlELD. OHIOI July IL
Joe Dunn. local baseball manager
who started tho season ms manager
OF the Denver team Of the Western
League, and who has lately been
scouting for the Detroit Tigers. has
signed TO manage the birmingham
cluh or the southern Association. He
W III take charge Sunday
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MUDDY TRACK PUTS
GRAND CIRCUIT OFF

81
TOLEDO. Juiy ll.-Today's Grand
circuit races were called off at noon
the Fort Miami track being ankle
deep in mud In places. as n result OF
Yesterdays downpOur. which caused
a Dostponement after two OF the four
races on the card had been run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

TOLEDO, July ll.-Dr. H. F.. Bailey
former major league pitcher with the
New York Giants and other National
Lea sue clubs. died in hospital here
today. Or. Bailey. who was "A dentist
had conducted an office here FOR u
number Of years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Hoiocn Wins Annther-

lInincs, Zones and Cndhurv won
from Smith- courtney in the supply
League yesterday. The score was
Is to d. The hitting of Stinson. for
HaJoca. featured the game. The bat
terics: liajoca-Clarke and Higgins
saunders: smith Courtney - schools.
Martin and Rogers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
PADDOCK NOW AFTER
TWO MORE RECORDS
LEV AssncinicA rress.l

SANTA BARBARA. CAL. July II.
Charles Paddock. the worlds fast
est human. is out to break the rec
ord for 200 yards and the quarter
mile, He announced Yesterday he
would make the attempt at tn. old
Fair Grounds here. where he broKc
five world records July { lie has
mAle The 400 NArhs In 80 | 3 seconds.