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HSEN Gearing tSV-tEVo weekly selling
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you; almost all buy. BuAton-wcs;er-
imam Co. 1905 North American Bldg.
Chicago.
AGENTS-s3 an hour: newes; kitchen tool
every woman uses 20 times daily. easy
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free auto; big weekly bonus. $l.I5 pre-.
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daily. New Era M.S. Co. sos Madison
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UNNECESSARY. Spare time satisfactory
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WANTED Il statesmen to sell cigars direct
from the manufacturer 30 the retail
merchant. Si.5 per month and ncCcs-
sary travelling expenses. Write willard
cigar MIG. Co, High Point. y. G.
WANTED. experienced statesmen. Manu-
fdCiuT"T OF staple grocery specially we'll
ana fhvOrHbly known Ia tho major por-
t!"n OF the country Viii engage several
additional men for Virginia territories
one article to sell; no collections. All
orders billed through the wholesale gro
Gers Straight salary aud expenses. Per-
Inanrni position olive age, rohd cH-
prr!onco and salary expected to start.
Address Hox 1870. No. ~ South Michigan
Avenue. Chicago. III.
THREE OR -FOUR FIRSTCLASS MBN
to solicit membership In one OF the
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application, csriy secured. Conpensa-
lion such az VIII interest good 1.-Two rep
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AGENTS waited In virginia FOR old lin.
stock IRE inIuTanco company with .
good commission CGnirs CT. Ad1res, f.
o. roy tz7. Richmond. Va
Barber Help out, ~ once. I.r,f-on
BARBEE vented. salary AG4 coming.
sion 10 ihc rlght man j. g. FGsey'-
Barber shop. Fiat Sat!VasI Ban1
BIDS.
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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen and Agents

|Ss weekly selling hosiery: guaranteed
wear : months or replaced free. salary
or SoSo commission. Free samples TO
wofNets' Manager! Dept. KISS. Darby.
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GROCERY and confec-
tionery for sale. Cen
trally located. Cheap.
Owner leaving city. Box
A 23S, The Dispatch.

MUSCLE sHoALs-worId's greatest in.
dustr!al project offers wonderful oppor-
tunity for small investment. Informs
ton free. j. l.. Rae. l3ol-o5 Arcade
Bldg. ST. Louis.
THE AUGUSTA HOTEL. OF Staunton, Va
All modern and newly decorated furni.
turc and fxtures Tor sale. Rent reason
able. This is money makor. Own, r
wishes to retire. A. X. Boiieh, caro-
Augusta Hotel. stsunt9n. Va
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CIGAR Statesmen.

Eastern cigar manufac-
turer with distinctive and
Incompatible brand scent
cigar wants a live-wire
salesman to assist placing
on this market. A liberal
commission and drawing
account. Exclusive agency
for Virginia and Carolinas
to right party if desired.
Only experienced, with
large following among
wholesale and retail trade
and capable to put it over
in a big way, need apply.
Box A PAT, care The Dis
patch.
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WANTED-Cisar salesman s25 10 s35
week and expenses. Experience unu.cvs-
shfy- Send addressed stamped envelope
fOr Information. National Cigar ca
High Point. y. &.
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OWING to other Interests. the Owner OF.
fcrs 10! sal. fas;.growlnY. wcll-cstab-
lishcd wholcsaia business. Excellent
chance for man with Males ability. To
appreciate this opportunity you should
get the details. Box II Gi6. The
Dispatch.
PARTY with fcw thousand dollars dc
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To accept position with same. Good
references: experienced secretary.
business manager auditing. travelling
etc. In answering this please state fuIl
particulars. Address l.. % BOX S5s
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. som. one to take part o, a
store with "a hrstCiass millinery in IL
desirable location a ls0. care Tho Dis
patch.
WANTED. energetic single associate with
$3.50 In most interesting, proiltabl" line
OF applied arts. Address Box l. aii
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SMALL. confectionery business Location
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FIRST-CLASS confectionery doing rood
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TORN! control. Must bear closest :nvcs-
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INCREASE your profits selling SOAP. per
Tunes. extracts. etc. as sIdo line. IA
cassian Co., Dept sia. 81 I,nuls Mo.
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$3.50 TO $500 monthly easily earned I'm
permanent position by energetic man Of
real sales ability. Experience uuueces-
satN II instructions are followed. Adj
N"ttiseu Ihe: Inquiries referred. well.
known, hiBh grade, fast-scll!ng stupl.
goods appealing to classes uf retail
taut' best season now starting: splcn.
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Bixier Co. Dept. 4el. 1922 Euclid Ave-
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AMBITIOUS men. write today for AZ
lractiEc proposition selling subscriptions
TO americas most popular automobile
ana sportsmans magazines. quick sales .
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fishing Co. s2f+ Butler Bldg. Cincinnati
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PLAfStlTS for children sweeping cour-
Try 'ikn wi!dnre. Nothing like ON. No
competition. Every general store buys
HiG commissions. Write today. "Cutee-
SUIT Factories t5iSb. Cincinnati. ohio.
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VIC n DAY EASY start YOU in auto
accessory business. No investment. no
ehper!ence necessary; free accessories
Write klecO. 1907 Michigan Avenue,
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Do You Wish Rent Apartment? Read Classification "a
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

AGENTS clearing s5o-f200 weekly selling
Royal Bible Scroll: every homo welcomes
you; almost al! buy. Buxton Wes;er-
man Co.. 1905 North American Bldg.
Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT
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BURROUGHS BooXxespinE Machine
operator; state experience and salary eT-
pected. phone number. 30, y i63. care
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STENoGRAPHER and BILLING clerk Ap-
ply IN own handwritiAs. stating quail
locations and salary cNrecied Boa ID
3i1. care Tho Dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Previous 10 to-day game between
New York and Cleveland Ruth walked
into the umpircs' room at Dunn Field
and made that announcement 20 UNI
pires Bill Dinccn and D.cs Nallin.
Ruth is under suspension for five
days, three Of which arc for wrangling
with umpire Dnocn over a decision
rendered in Mondays game, for which
he was elected. and two for an areu-
mcnt with Dincen yesterday over his
Grst suspension.
when he entered the room, Ruth was
not in the least an.agonistic, nor was
he excited. II anything, he appeared
TO be rcpcatful, but no offered no
apology.
"Bll, do you think am getting
square deal" Ruth asked Dincen, as
he sat on a table. lie had just finished
praetieing with his team.
81 have nothing 10 do with that at
ALL Dincen replied
"Whcn a fellow is down and out IL
seems TO be case OF holding him
down." Ruth stated. "Well. you can
bet It's the last time 7 ever will be
suspended FOR wrangling with an UNI
piro In the future / will keep out OF
the arguments. especially IL they in
yolvc another player.
Il do not regret being out OF the
game because OF the money il costs me-
really don't need the money, but do
love 10 play baseball For that reason
it hurts when / can't get into the
game.
Another thing that hurts is the
criticisms. Some persons are saying
that | welcome the suspensions because
II gives me an alibi Tor not equaling
my home run record OF last year. That
is ridiculous, rs ! realize that that is
impossible. Others claim have q
'swcllcd head Ny friends know diff
fcrcnt.
Il want 20 be in there every minute
because love TO play baseball"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Not the least important feature Of
the contest was the very free hitting
OF both teams. Brooklyn pounded out
fourteen hits in the first four innings
and thus accumulated fve-run lead,
with the score standing at 10 4. The
Pirates then took up their bludgcons
and with n final despairing rally tied
j, up in the eighth. Not only did the
buccaneers tie it up, but in the ninth
they forged ahead by scoring two more
runs.
Brooklyn was not 20 be denied, how
ever. and the Robins staged ninth
inning rally Of their own which tied
+ the score and sent the game into extra
innings. Pittsburgh again came back
with two runs IN tho tenth as the re-
suit OF three hits including a home
run by Ray Rohwer, but the Robins
were there with the final punch and
aided by some woozy errors they
scored three runs and won the game.
( Tommy Griffith was the ultimate hero,
scoring Grimes with the winning run
/ hy his sacrifice hy.
Nine Pitchers in Game
Needless 70 say il took quite n few
# pitchers % absorb all that punishment
# and practically all the twirlers had
been used up when the tenth inning
rolled around. The Pirates outhit the
f Pcbine. TWENTY-FIVE 20 nineteen. with
+ Coddv Cadorc. Al Mamaux, Sherry
Smith and Burleigh Grimes, the vic
fins of the Pittsburgh lambosting
Five twirlcrs shouldcred the pitching
burden Tor tho Pirates. the list reading
f Carlson. Morrison, Hamilton, yellow
horsc and Adams. Grimes was the or.
frial victor and Adams was charged
with the defeat.
Tbor, was li.tle skin bat much
brawn in tho scoring of practically all
the runs. hut II was mainly errors that
enabled Brooklyn 90 win the game IN
tho tonth. Olson. first up. rot double
Of The RIGHT feld wall and Miller was
cafe on Barnhart's error. Olson mean
whiic holding second. Grimes was or
fe-.d 90 Law down n bunt and he did
.1fs So nicely that Adams had no play
whom he uicked M tho ball. Instead Of
holding the ball. however. the Pirate
tossed it far over third into LETT field
and Olson and Miller clattcred over the
plate. To make matters worse, Adam
irfcrccntcd the relay and threw the
ball into the BROOKLYN dugout, allow
inr Crimes 20 reach third. Janvrin
wolycd and Johnston WAS purposcly
PASSED. filing the bases. Tommy Grif-
9Th then came through with the sacri-
fcc fly. which scored Grimes with the
winning run.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Keep II Up!

Totals. Ei5iet0li2 Tfas f1lte; -s l2 O
.Baited for Smith 10 ninth inning.
iHatted Tor High in nilfh inning.
iRan for Nuethcr lu ninth inning
iBatted FOR Morrison ln hfth inning.
fBntted for Hamilton iu cIrhfh inning
Zone out when winning ruu waH scored.
brooklyn ......... 232 20t to2 a-i5
Pittsburgh. ....... 100 0e0 0f2 --if
Two-base hlfs- -Birboc. Trayror. Olson.
r Griffith. De Berry. IT, GrNlfh. Three
hnsc hlfs-BIrbco. Grimm. De Berry Homo
run-KohNer sacrilref Grimm. Or. Grf
hth. Myers Grimes I.rft 900 la..a--iItfe-
hurgs. -. Brooklyn. if Bases on talia--
on Carlson. 4 ~ Hamilton @ m CHf0rr.
o. on Grluor. 4. m YfHnwhlrae. 4. nI
Adams O.. Hite-Ol Carlson. 3D. lu lauIur
frorc out ln sfeorlJ. oN Hamilton. .D ..
on Adams q ln g. ~ Galore. o. m
7 20, ~ smfh o i1 i-l. 90 Morrison @
in q. on lc.nWhnrH0. . ln f-.. un N.-
maur. ln lnone olD. rg Crif.rr. . ln g.
struck By cadDre. WUl pitch
Grimer Winning pitcher Grimes I.tlrg
pitcher - Adams UnIifes - Wilson anl
scntcM Timf-z ln
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS
STANDING on did CLUBs
GAMES TODAY
Cubs Win From Phillies
In 6-Inning Game. 6-3

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Cubs
defeated the Phillics to-day. 6 20 3. in
six innings, rain stopping the game az
the beginning Of the second half Of
the seventh. The visitors made one
run in the seventh. but the downpour
stopped the contest before the Phillies
could complete their half. Parkinson
made two home runs OUT OF three trips
to the plate. and the other local tally
also was 4 circuit clout BY Lee.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
k-Handed Power

Members tested your theory recently about
power batting and the main believe
correct, But lefthander why should
theory apply Cobb Collins others who ghthanders and
bat the other way? CT.
that enough made of the bacand stroke
baseball swing The that Ruth
with his weaker he right hitting back
hitting forward The applies
golfers. Their left hitting backward prac-
cay impetus club their hitting
The golf hers the world to-day male and female
Wothccd And both their left greater any
othc
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

VALLOSTA. Ca Jsne I'-y.
Chick" Cushing. IS. o1ee nabes,,.-i
known as o jockey, vas found esie \.
day 10 the fair grounds here w,s', y. {.
was in charge ~ a string of race ao''l ~
In his riding days be vas 'ssl I. =
almost every raceiraek e's' " -
Rocky Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
ROmmel Allows 4
Hits and Mackmen
Defeat Browns. so

ST. LOUIS. June 2i.--Rommcl held
the Browns to four hits to-day md
Philadelphia won, TO o. Philadelphia
pounded Wright and Danforth freely.
Sislcr stole his twenty fifth base Of the
season. Catcher SEVERED. Of the
Browns. was forced TO retire in the first
inning. when he was hit on the hand
with q bat but after the game it was
announced the injury was not serious.
Tho ~coro.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Crown Reclamation

Great Britain to-day all wrought the prospect
her pze trophies Open Cup which
iuchon Glenview, Chicago lifted
The British have had many troubles own along other
spye lines be haraed home golf of their
bards
Where oh, whcro shall fnd asylum?
How shall gid again?
Fallen and araished the whiom
Coronaia Frank and Dane
Hare fehed from brous
The olrc boaghs
Spincs hare, but they halt like cows.
And as for our chess ond chucking the pylutn
Ah stopi II TOO much pain
From there on he wanders the Of British golf predicting
that the gods viii fasten the the blade British ee"
The victory Of Ted Ray Inverness them up vastly
but Hutchisons victory ST. Andrews where
to-day and tomorrow they turning main hopes Of
wood and iron facing the American INVASION
How you blame Carpenter for deeppng asks s. l. G.
IF asked 70 walk would YOU do 7p
For Sl5OOO we'd be tempted walk cage containing four wild
cats, king cobra, jaguar and Harry Greb.
Provided had broom see that most Of
the remains duly assembled and officially chared
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

'batted for Robcr'r1n in eighth inning.
Two oli whrn winning rln was a.l. d.
Chicago ............ fe0 900 1n--f
Washington .......... 600 0In 00.i
Tw9-hass bite M.rtH s.hrr. smith.
Three-hase hf-shr.Iy stolen bases
johnson. Irrfia Sacrifices -- Wnbnrfa0r.
Falk. Charity Muinran f1l smith. .hn-
con. Shanhe inlh.. play fhlr.r Trrk-
g. npaurh and Judge. Lea ON hffrs -rrash-
lngton. Z. Chicago. ~. Bases 0u balls
on Francis. &. oa Hobrrte1n. O. ~ M9r-
iidge. } stract ouf--hy tobcrtf.l. l. hv
NorridEe !. by Mcc4ho. Ilfa-Og
Francis. ln innings Oona o1f ia
eighth. cf Mogrifra. l1 "a. Oh urt.
ertfon ln % Necaha. 70 in g. Hf hv
pitc cher-by koheFtf.1 fshantrl Winning
tchcr-Ncrahr Losing pitcher W.~.
rcge. Impires-owens. walsh and E.aas.
Tlmo-1.05
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Shu,ckey PuszIes Tribe While
Hugmen Collect Sixteen Hits
Witt, Ward and Hoffman, Lead the Attack Against
Two Cleveland BOxmen, Each Getting Three
Safe Drives: Edwards Baled Out in 9th Inning

CLEVELAND June New York Yankees knocked the Indians
e., lon This afternoon on Field playing aggressive and steady
thu Nth m mistakes and hitting the deliveries Of Jim Edwards
"a Go W ~ tho RIGHT moments Hugmcn looked like the
that swept prior days ago. and not the aggregation a
,,oA so Ia die since that tine The TO 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Ouco ! (ci, sudden glow
When some tender yonng phenou.
Pit across the trimming bloic
In tho forefront Of the pr>m.
Jones and Richards. and the Ike.
Brought the punch 10 stirring scenes,
As thcp hustled doicn the pike,
Win the laurel on their beans.
Can II be I'm getting on?
Hare the years piled mp that fasn
Wtcrc MI golden youth is gone
Ind tho dreams kHew are post'
Can II be ny stride is not
What II iras some years ago!
Can Il be Ginning spot
Shors whcrc blond hair used to gro'c?
For ! look for this today
veteran still rides The storm;
"Grond Old Nan still shors the ray;
"Forty-sir-but sfH IN form
And ! get my greatest thrill
Where these headlines look immense
"Oid head conqucrs youthful skil";
"Yomgstcrs lack experience"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
White SOx Rally
In 9th and Defeat
The Senators. ) to 4

CHICAGO, June 2i.-A ninth inning
rally to-day enabled Chicago To- d.
feat Washington. % q. and even uD
the series. As result of to-dav'g
victory and Clcycland's defeat by New
YORK. the White Sox tied tho lnd,ans
for fourth place. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Tommy Gibbons TO Rnv Rnno,

OMAHA, Ncb.. June Tommy CHI
bons and Captain Bob Roper will box
ten rounds here az the feature Of he
July Z open-air boxing program. II be-.
came known here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Yonkees Win Another Game From Indians -ohnson AooS lay
Babe May Resume Playing in
Game at Boston Next Monday
Giants and Cardinals Again Idle Because Of w.
Grounds; Champions to Open Three.Cam
Series With Robins at the Polo Grounds Tod
By Iohn Kieran

The main topic convrsation yesoday in local ndo VA, s.
d ~ Bvron Bancroft johnson in sentencing Babe" Ruth
% ,ro in the boosc gov uncorkng the yias n h 1,.
- M ourd and aord face Of Umpire Bill Dnnccn Coas1 80
% b eligible to resume with the Yankees Monday a, B
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
American Association
Robins, With Two Late Rallies,
Down Pirates i'm Tenth, 1914
By Ioseph Val

weird tennnng exhibition Of how not to play baseball The
gained verdict the Pirates Ebb Field ycstcr
Brooklyn clan stepped into third place Every
freak play imaginable innings there
super-raes which climax when the
Robins ovcrame a and the inning
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Ruth Visits Umpires and Says
He Has Argued His Last Case

CLEVELAND 21 By The Associated Press-Baoe Sun
has bn bancd from game the last time for arguing with az
umpire pecay over rendered against another player the
chan,pion home run sugger declared here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

NN hA~f fltr r~~iffrts Rffmer IffeHr
base hlt--Heathcote Home runs-Parin-
ron fl). Lee. Sacrifices Holl0cher. Aid
delphla. T. Struck out-By q smith. 4.
by Aliridgc. B Hits-pn - smith. 9 Ia 5
Innings (none out IN sisthpt on singleton.
in ]. Losing pitcher-G. smith Umpires
--Moran and QulEley rlme--l 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Slated foT wright IN eighth inning.
rhuadeiphia. ......... 900 002 O2i-5
&c. Louis 900 900 o0o-0
To0.haec hits Miller. Brugry. walker.
Stolen bases- sislsf. Dykes Sacrifccs-
Inorho. wright Left on bas~s-Phdadei-
rnia. % 81. Louis. g. Bases on baug-On
Rnwmci. on Wight struck Ouf-By
Eoumei q by Wright. ] Hlts-On
Wr.ghf'g in innings. N Danforth 2 In !.
Lssing Wright umpircs-Con-
nlUy and M0riarty. Time 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

In with the above the note that malone
boy the half in the Syracuse nterschoac
meet in years from this should lead
Malone breaks ha-mile record"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
lie Score in Ninth

In Tire rirth Brooklyn scored the ty-
irc runs on a feldcr's choice on Rueth-
er's crounder. Johnston's single Tom
my Grifith's double and Mycrs's sac
r.fce fly.
Umpire Wilson must have expected a
long game. as he started three minutes
ahead OF time. The game opened at
1927.
The field was unusually heavy owing
20 the two days rain and the going
was especially tough az short. Olson
twice slipped in fielding crcunders and
Traynors three errors were partly due
20 the slippery field.
Il was an easy day for the first base
men. Mitchell did not have a putout
until the sixth inning. while Grimm's
frs. chance came in the fourth.
The threatening weather held the at
tendance down 10 about 1000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

The bicycle races scheduled for last
night az the Newark Nciodromc were
postponed because of rain. u weather
permits the same program viii be run
OF tonight.