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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
EMPLOYMENT
Helm NNnntcd=FcmnIc

LADY-wantcd. refined lady as sccretarial
housckeeper. six months town. six
months country: good references -.
CURED. Address Mrs. Nan-Lcar Black
1905 Eutaw Place. Baltimore. Md
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Dr, J.. n. Chhrbonnet left Satuf-
day for Essthampton. N. j.. where
he will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
ElC Rogers Kemp. Later he will
spend some time in New York City
bafore returring. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mrs. Harold w Rsse and small
daughter Ellnor will leave Monday
for California. They will spend the
Summer In San Francisco and will be
presept at the wedding ot Mrs,
Roses brother, Dr. Howard Il. Trcl-
caven, OF san Mateo to Miss Ruth
Gail Of san Francisco They will
also visit cities IN southern Califor-
MIA before returning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

h Mr.. and Mrs Murray d.. Russell
and Miss Ramona Russell left Sat
urday for Ottosen. Iowa. where they
wUl visit their son and brother. Mr.
BfSIce Ausscll and Mrs: Russell, Miss
Ramona Bpssell eSpects TO go 10 New
York later Tn the summer 10 resume
her art work. Mr., Russell will re-
turn TO Tulsa in few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Clubs

Tulsa Chapter ". u. c. meets
Tucsday afternoon with Mra T.. For
rest Hayden.
Dolphiap organizations Of the city
will meet for business ana luncheon
IN tho Coffe,s cup on Tuesday, the
purpose TO be the organization OF =
Dclphian council ot Tulsa. There
has never been any club project that
has 80 taken possession of the
women hcfe MS tho DcIphian Ho-
clety There are fivo organizations
that meet Aihe daytime. four Ia -lhs
afternoon, mud ono ~ them In the
morning There Is bclug 'mc
formed for business and profess
sional wosnen which will meet IN
tho evenings More than a., third
OF the federated cub women of the
state Belong 60 the DolphIahh.
The Hattie Graybill Missionary
society OF the FIRST Presbyterian
church will hufd It's lfst meeting for
the summer at tho church on Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Levine announce
the birth OF son to whom they
have given the name of David.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Tulsa girls who have been students
at Ward Belmont college for the past
year returned saturday. These were
MissesH Margaret , Campbell. sara
Murryr MaSine Day. Mary Hayden
Isabel DowninE, Helen Wallace. Mary
Ellen Bragassa and Miss Verda Lee
Bandy OF Nashville, the latter who
will. be the guest for the summer OF
Miss Hayden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Greer and their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Greer OF
winfield. Kan, are expected to ar
rive today from their homo. havins
motored' TO Tulsa to spend a week
With Mr. Greer's brother. Mr.
frank h Greer. ana Mrs. Greer on
soath Bsltimore avenue. Mr.. Ed
Greer IN owner and publisher OF the
y4bks>fia IA "a ,o,i riaxs - 80 .s ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.J. o, Denton OF Sapulpa, who
has been vrryA NJ al, a local hospital,
w,s .considered sufficiently improved
on RIdayt6be removed to his home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mrs, Arthur Lippa, Misses Evelyn
Nook and Elizabeth Madison are
spending the weekend at Fort sill
with friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

NrsCarsI'roNn OF Cleveland, OHIO,
haa been the guest the past week OF
Mr.. and Mrs, All @. Heggem and
Will make his home In Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac q. Rosser have
returned from a visit to relatives In
Memphis. Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
@ Society
ciubs-- -Muslc---w -woman's work
clnbs--Mu.Ie--.woman's work.

sumner and fall which called forth
general discussion. Five applications
for membership were presented by
the secretary. Mira. Ernest II. Cl1low.
Tho chapter after voting TO hold n
regular meeting tho first Monday OF
each month adjourned until October.
Associated with tho closing SER
mon Of Bishop u. y. Mouzon at Bos-
ton Avenue Methodlst church on
sunday morning, will be spccial
music by the choir, quartet ot
splendid slngcrs under tho direction
OF Mrs r. q. Clulow. who Is also tho
orpanist The personnel uf this
quartet is Miss Dorlndn Bruce, so-
prano; Miss Nottie Huzgins, CON.
irnltp, Mr. Roy Harrison, tenor. and
Mr. MnIshnll Enkin. basso, Mr.. llnr-
rison Is y new addition 10 Tulsa =
music realm and possesses pleas
Ing tolcr. rich In tone and vibrant
Ia quality.
Miss Matte L. Dischor win pre-
sent the following pupils In recital
NJ her homo, 1891 South Baltimore
avenue Thursday evening, June 8, at
~ O'Clock Tho program viii he;
Flag Day March Cfcaric), Durcolla
Nnu IfilHN uflN bif'i'f N'lA'-
Wnters" (TruaD, Flower Song
U.anEo), Gonovlovo Eye: Con
tented Bird" (Roue). Beulah Ham
mond. waves Of the ocean
tBake), Bcsdo Fell. "Lcitie waltz"
(Carbehter). ruby Rush; Spinning
Song" tElemreich), Helen Hand;
Cedar Brook waltz" (perry), Jane
Kribbs. "Mary's Pct Waltz tMac0, 4,
Anna kathryn Wctzel, Norwood
March" HarD, Helen Kribbs.
March Milltairc" CGrconwald), Eva
Mao Brown. Moonlight waltz
tSparrowi. Sadie Brown; Dancing
on the porchA (Lciier), Drucelln
steele: IN Rovatorr dorm. Eu
gonia smith, "Flotllla March"
(Ilart), Elizabeth steele.
Robert HtIoa Carson announces n
series Of Sunday pfterpoon mueicales
ut hlsattudio- beflnninE next sunday
June ~ .S2The flyst tor be given by
MfA, itachei watson Shaffer, So
praio. and Mas Constance Erich,
cotitsqltn. June iS Miss Dorindn
BrtG'e. soprano, Miss Dessa Berry,
soprapo, and. Roy Harrison, tenor
.Iunstg5 MRS. C, W. Ktkwood. so
prsn6,, kfths I,ouisc Williams, con-
iralto, ana E,dwln' Forsythe. tenor.
An evening rccltnPwill be given by
Miss Agnes Deenigan, soprano. aud
Id kFusc, tenor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs, 4. l.. Creniin an
nounce the birth OF a son, Patrick
Wallace, on Saturday morning,
June 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Personals

Mrs Fred NJ. Scott and daughter,
Miss Alpharctta Scott, Will leave
Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they 'wiil spend the summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mrs. II. A. Broomfieid and chill
dren nedve, Wednesday for Los An
geles, Cal, whore they will perma-
nently reside. They will be Joined In
Ramsay CityI by Me- Broomfleld and
yolng Mr. Dan Broomfield. who has
been attending college In the east,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Miss Frances Sappontield. clnaH
'2i Tulsa III. who has hten attend.
ing the American Conservatory "
Music in Chicago, VIII receive her
teachers certificate in plano from
that Institution 40 the commence
mont exercises on Juno 90 In re.
cent cxa mlnationN Miss Sappcntlold
won honornhlo mention la piano,
and q gold medal In pedagogy. She
will return N nor homa IN Tulsa gor
the summer vacation about June
25.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
CONTINUED PROM PACE THREE
A Announcements

Mesdames C. j.. McAnallen and
Robert d. Fall arc Swing = oas.
ket lunch at Sand Springs after-
noon of June G, for the gIadaatcs
OF Sacred Hear, School ia honor of
their two sons who graduated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Young Mr., Robert Fitzgerald,
who has been student At the
OklahomQ university, is at home Tor
the summer T. -"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

\ Mites y Mac Coripne Mlesnen2ss4s
spending a week with friends In st.
Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.. Davis Brady. who has been
Attending the University ot virginia
the past year, comes Monday to
spend the vacation az home with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W, Tate
Brady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mrs sylvia Late. contraito, Miss
Margaret Ringgold, pianist and Miss
Mynn Cogswell. viollnist gave n rc-
cital at jerks one evening In the
early week when quite a crowd from
Tulsa was present as well rs the
music lovers OF .Jsnks. The pro-
Oram was well received. 'N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mrs, George Vaughn Of Lexing-
ton, Ky, formerly Miss Amelia
coul,oI OF this city, IS visiting MIR,
land Mrs. HIM. McGill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
An Entire Stock of
Children's
Goats q Price

Every mother seeing the smart little Coats
will realize the exceptional values offered.
All have features which mean service. 1t
would be hard to make mistake in
choosing any one of these little Coats. Sup
ply your children's needs for several sea-
sons to come at the special sale price.
Sizes 2 to Ia years.
(Second Floorl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29
CLASS TESTS PULLMAN
GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS

Tests 10 determine whether Pull
man school children are under
weight viii be conducted by a col
lego class ar 10 senior girls. under
the direction of Miss Leila Hunt, in
a new course in dietetics, offered in
the colioee of home economies.
beginning with the children of
the Edison school All school chill
dren i'm the city viii be weighed.
measured. and given physical eN-
aminauous by the physicians. nurses
and doctors Of Pullman. who are CO.
operating with Miss Hunt in the
work. Arrangements have been
made, Miss Hunt announced. where
by any physical defects in the chill
dren, such as adenoids and bad
teeth, viii be remedied before the
actual work of the course begins.
Each child will be studied as an
individual problem and diagnosis of
| those underweight will be made in
class recommendation to the
child's parents that he be fed more
vegetables. milk. cereals. and fruits
will be accompanied by grading
system, whereby each youngster will
be given a star on an individual
chart for each recommendation fol
lowed. Fresh air and exercise will
be included i'm the recommendation
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29
Prepared for the Worst.

There was turmoil on deck, feet
clattered to and fro, there came a
grinding sound, and the engines seemed
10 stop.
The timid passenger rushed from his
cabin. and almost cOllided with the
captain.
What has happened?' he painted
BE prepared for the worst" said
the captain sternly.
"Wh-where are the life beltsf'
"Its too late to use those" said the
captain. "We'vc done everything We
can. Now lis every man for him
self"
He led the timid one to the side Il
Tie deck.
Il can't. ! darenr look :" he cried.
Tell ne what las happened"
We're in harbor" said the cap
tain gently.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29

B. F. York has disposed of his in
terest in the Boyer & York paint con
tracing firm to his partner, A. E.
Boyer. who viii continue to conduct
the business. The partnership had
existed for three years. Mr. York
Will probably locate in Spokane.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29
THE IMP0ST0R
By ETHEL A. LYONS



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avn,
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,gI,,.,, ,,,, ''''' ~ ~ '.''
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a.. aug '''''.' II l'Ne
cam. t.I, ,' ' ~ '''' N'''" Il
-.
MY amt >u" HueF Aunt sarah
4uII'"uII spoke admirlngIy to her com.
pau'"ii ! don see, MarthA, what
makes You So disconlented here
"Nc~, Sarah, l expect | ana migrate.
ful. | don't knows | can explain it
just ! do miss my garden and my
chickens but its mostly not being
needed Why, | could do signt o.
Nur, Vet if only had the chance -"
Il know YOU could. AIprfby THAT'S
why come ia Won now This busiuess
hay, ON bund needs rumn,ion on.
giueeriug couldn't handle il in
thousand wears Nov. nv son Elmer
sends me eipht dollars = wool, to my
my board rs rho 18Th of Arrl and
he won't be hack from Orogon before
! November I.at,s 500" tho oId lady
lesitatra r.1rul,tip, uvhv ,rartby
i'm he round TWO bundrpd dollars
"EIurer wound hn tarribIn n,,t ,pt If
. Ia. l.,.,..,. ,.,. , ~, .-..t
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29

See Giles for Insurance. sep29tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-29
YORK SELLS INTEREST

See Giles for Insurance. sep29u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
VIRGINIA CREW LOSES
FASTEST RACE OF DAY
Toronto Eight Noses Out
Richnondcrs and Wins
hv Four Lengths.

BALTIMORE sept. !. 49, virginia
lf"at club. rowing in the intermedi-
at" eight ut The Middle states Re-
E"tta. was noScd ont Of the lead by
the ArS"nnuts. Of Toronto yesterday
afternoon and lost the fastest race
oi IN" day Ivy four feet The Arun-
d"is. OF iiai'im"rr. were third nv soy :
.rai lengths. with the Undiur l;arr,
Tub of Philadelphia. fourth Th.
time WAS 30 81 :.
Granville Guide. 2O-y-ar-old
i"unSst"r. "f Washington. lust out OF
hlsh school. was til" winner in three,
events OF tn" regatta. which was held
nor" over the Spring Gardens rnurs.
IN IN" PIPER l'atHpHco RiVNr Pulling
'h oar only about tire" months t;,IIr
'""N the Junior singles intermediate
-lhsits ana aSsoCiat ion senior sing les
II was the nrst time. h. had ever en-
cred INTO competition aud he was
plited against men who were many
Years older in agr :,u'l in TIA" .Cullinr
Eam". "~
Ims 70 Gud.'s splendid work. the
t"'"ma" R"at club. whose CoIors he
Wore: Was able L. Get four crews over
II" line as nrStS. Tn. \.w York
Athletic club got three nrsts and
en-" second. The Bachelors. Rarua
mn. ot Philadelphia. with a largo
entry list, took two first places n
IKE number Of seconds. and three
Faul Costello. of International row
ing iam". coupled with Samuel Moore
n"an. won the senior doubles COR IN.
'esper R"at Club. OF Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
LYNCH SUCCESSFULLY
DEFENDS BANTAM IT'LL
Pal Moore Gets Terrible Lac
ing at Hands of Cham.
Try Associated Press.l

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. Sept A.
joe Lynch, worlds bantamweigh
champion. successfully defended hi,
tito against Pal Moore. tho MsrD
rhis. Tenn. challenger. In ten
round no decision contest hero today
Moore was all but knocked out IL
rho ss-Sneh round when he wa,
hoored twice for the count OF nine
~" also was dropped In tho third
round. but did not taken count
Lynch Knocked Moore down twic.
In tho seventh round. the bell saviks
"a" Memphis challenger from
knockout Moors's sccunds WORKED
Gt",s rest and Moore came out for IN,
eighth dazed and fairly wearisd
moor" took count Of ninc twice In
The tcn,round contest between
Jimmy Clahhy. NJ Hammond. Ind.
NnsIaiian .middl"weirht champn on
ana Jimmy barcv. 81 Portland. Greg.
went tho limit with Clabhy having
m" "dE" in boxing Darcy was
'w"Iy" pounds overweight. entering
mo ring a. les pounds. *hiis CIabhy
S"A lrd 1876 pounds
HlliT Wells w"It"rwcIEht. OF c3rea,
hrltain; "nip"int"d Dennis O'Kesfe
~ south chicago. ~ ten rounds. They
o." i,s At s ~ pounds nd, 49,, So
WITTY ~"f'h nan me hotter oil
champ R"ss in tho eigh,-round pre.
iminary Ross bled prnrusely from
IN" nose for tho last three rounds
Tho A." chicagoans and boxed a,
rs rounds
h"mrS"y. who wau scchsduled IL
meet Rilly fireman hero today boxed
'W" pairing pHr'nern two two-m!n
AZ rounds and had both Of then,
weary. although big pillowv glov.g
w"rr used tack Thompson. n biz
negro ftc"i dempsey the frat two
rounds. and Andr" Anderson. OF Chi
q ago. cauuh; tho champions punches
lu tho last Two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
GEORGE FOSTER HERO
IN WESTERN LEAGUI

HENRY ETA. OKLA. sept &
George Foster. hero ~ the Roy,or
Americans when 'hNy won their last
world seri"s iS IN the limeliEh, again
George quit Tho gam" after ina,
memorable series because he couldn',
agree on salary, He was then sold
=" IN" New York Yankee ard ara -
refused 10 report for the same reason
He has hsen out NJ the game unit
about month ago when he broke
IN shcr'stop with Honrye,,a
az IN tho Western Association
and no has hocn going Ike A house
ON IRE
ne &c fielding and hi,tinr IN A mos
sensational nanna- although his ca
r"cr 50 fTr has hEnn brief he has a..
tra"ted tn" attention ~ the hjE
league scouts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
NEWPORT NEWS WINS
At HOME AND HERE
Lewis Wild in Morning Game,
While Richmondcrs
Hit v ell.
TWO bits DEFEAT DODSoN
Men walk md Srr Driven Home.
Rain Ends Second Gnmc After Fast
Eight InninSs-TNn More on
Schedule.

II was a .3a.ntnl holiday FOR Rich
mond baseball followers yesterday.
Win ,thc Colts rc'urninc from N"w.
and then adding To- Tho gloom ~
dropping the second part Of the DAY :
sport Tn" Newport News bunch
Won ~ home !" : aud hlank"d
Richmond 10 % az MAYO Island
PARK. Ho;b games Went only eight
innings
lowi~ was tho losing pitcher In
Newport <ryvs and Dotsun tho loser
ON tn" home grounds Tn" formor
was "r'd'nCiN wild, and To that IS
attributed the defeat Dpdsou pitched
dandy game ytoldinx only two
NJ. nut each blow followed a walk
snd consequently pair, ~ runs wor"
famed nine of the visitors In eigh,
innings
In Newpor, News tho Builders
punched their hits or Lewis In Tho
third inning including r triple by
pnrkin with Two mon on base Tn"
colts secured three OF THAR marks
~ poor fielding on the par, o, New
The Newport News game was called
n the eighth 10 permit tho two teams
- nav" dinner and catch a train.
RAIN. after delaying tho afternoon
game few minutes In tho third
brought &; 20 an end in the eighth
Tn" Builders put over their nrs,
= MN NIi.'n wa Nei. was sac
riic"G 20 second and came IN on
f'lm"r.s triple. The NEXT run came
"cvoss I'm tn" fourth through walk
- lpurkin who advanced on an in
held out and came home on stick
-adt's single 20 right
Richmond cot two hits In tho soc
grG but WITH Thompson and Hon.
dying on FIRST and second, rrRpeo-
lively Rub" p.dring got Texas
Lea cU"r IN tho fourth with orc down
ana sio." SnC"nl. Tho next two up
'l'W out Thompson was passed In
mo ftrh and reached third via Ra-
mos single hu' Gcain tho others
tailed 10 come through Three men
afne UP ana went hack with rcCu-
."ritN I'm tn" next three Stanzas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
BRITISH SHIP GUARDS
INTERESTS IN SMYRNA

SMYRNA sept The nriti.h
dr""dr"tsHt Iron Duke. hearing IN.
"'h'''' commanding tn" i!ritisl
M"h i'"'i"u".,m iir"t. has arrived hcr..
NH '"htint sew iur q" SIi,N auur,-
h"H-'"n "U TIA" part ~ thu Greek Incui
f"N"Ih'"""i ."d the population over
Nv '"'r" '"h"d Invasion Of smyrna
10Y W." I"tI Sh Nati"nnii~iS.
'h" Iron Duke VIII pr",rct british
''''''N'" IuNuI" nna iIt-nan.r ~ ur.
"'i ma assist ia ia" evacuation ~
thousands ~ christian refugees fen
IhS fr"m ma" areas evacuated hy IN.
''"ek "'WN II is expected Franc.
"hn itA'Y WI send similar naval
""''' 10 protect their nationals.
tho American consulate her, !.
oAnS oen~ged by Greeks who wish
so- srnhssk for-ths UnitsA Statsa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
Charleston Team OH Way
TO Meet Bugs at Wilson
Try Associated rress.l

CHARLESTON. :. G. Sept. -
Tn" Charleston baseball club.
headed by Manager j. a Uanii-
ton. viii leav" hore tomorrow
night FOR Wilson y =. to open
on Thursday a past season series
of seven games. IL 80 many are
necessary, between IN" reSp.ctIv.
champions Of tho south Carolina
Association and III" Virginia
League, 20 decide the iuter-league
lille.
Two games are scheduled here
Saturday and Monday. Four vic
tories for either club will decide
Nh" contest. The ff'h aud sixth
games, II they have I" L." PLAYED.
viii he at the City concerned draw
ing the better attendance \
seventh game. +, required. Will he
- aged i'm neutral city. pcrhapl
Charlotte. y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

'""t. there is no explanation possible
"h"n a person is invited to place
ana then told To buy a ticket. owner
Grass. when asked about the dis
Courteous treatment afforded patrons
~ the gates. declared that the game
r"Ionged TO the league" aud that
the club was pownrl"ss Yet tn"
/ passes declined at the gate read.
snail entitle holder Ia admission to
all League games therein played dur
ing The season Of 1922" The major
lily OF the passes turned down repre-.
sent value received
The attention OF tho management
has been called frequently 10 dis
courtesy on tho pari or his main
ticket collector. n Mr. Grass or
fi"nry Ehcl had an employr IN his
BUSINESS. who mot customer in tn"
NIrly and disaEreeahl" manner shown
ct Mayo Island Park. he would dis
mink they make friends for their
ball club by indorsinG downright
rudeness AT the park. they have much
more "a learn about human nature.
as well as baseball.
S
The league rae" is "vor. with vii
son tn. undispu,"d champions. The
RuRs meet Charleston In seven
game series. starting on Thursday.
Tho Sally I.oaeuers now Oh their
way for the opening game.
Tho Virginia Roat club was second
lu the Intermediate eight race at Bal
tlinore. being noscd out ~ tho finish
by the Arconauts. Of Toronto, VINO
crossed The line four fcct ahead In
50. the fastest tim" Of the day. The
Richmond crew vas IN splendid
shape and rowed wonderful race.
apparently. IL is regarded by many
a. tho tastes, crew Virginia ever
mad. The other ~" entries In me
"v"nt were distancch by several
l"ngihs. and the winning ArEonauts
- blishcd record for III" course.
I,~t night.
baseball men fr"m four Virginia
cities will hold meeting with r.. g.
iandgrRn in N"rfuIk tonight. accord
iuS To m"ssag" from tn" s"asih"
village. The pnrr"s" "f IN" meeting
j. TO discuss TIA" proposed Atlantic
southern clubs on tn" circuit.
Again The Hr"wns are right on IN"
edge "r things IN" 81. Louis clan
was extremely a"ttN" Yesterday at IN"
"\p-ns- Of Cleveland. and tn" Far
West outn, Is nov only ON" fun gam"
ia tn. rear al IN" Yankees The
l:ruwns Won i""isIN"lv IN both games.
Incidentally. Men Williams slammed
ont his ihirty-thir.i homer anil goes
into u- with TIM" Walker.
In ,h- National League rain pro
vented Ia. Giants Rr"v"s double
header In Ros,"u. Tn" Cardinals and
i'irat.s maintained their relative
positions. second and third. hut each
Giants because these two divided twn
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
Interest c-ntcrr In P".i-onice Figh,

interest in the appointments az a
post master for Frederick sburG is in
'r"HSiug rs the tim" approaches. The
term u' Postmaster i. X. Rawlings
viii expire on September u. and II
: probable that tn" successful can
'tt'i"i" Tor the appointment viii h."
nHd" known shortly after that date.
Th"s" wh" have fled papers with TIN"
civil S"rVi," Comm Ssion arc: McSSrS.
j.. l.. " Green, Franklin StcaruS
.. :. Hunter. ,iunyun NJ. Harrison.
charles lnS"O Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
JUNIOR NET TOURNEY
AT COUNTRY CLUB

The entries for the Junior ,nurna-
m"ut at tn. Country club az Wiz
gInia closed last night with all ~ the
t'~t OF tn" youngsters entered. in
gliding III" present cha NIPPON, Charles
harris
In- paIringS for today are. NJ Her
~ Fleming. first round. second round
!'N"> Harris rs. Powers, Davenport
~ Zones. Scrivenor rs. winner "f
Miller Fleming, and Hnrslry ".
buuu.
HliN Will hegin at 2 O'Clock