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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

Mrs. William ]. Eddy was hos.
tess yesterday afternoon at her.
home on Walnut avenue to the
members of the Keystone Glass OF
tho Baptist Sunday School, OF
which she Is a member. Honor
guests OF the occasion were Mrs.
Henry Peabody and Mrs. ]. W.
Alexander, who addressed the mass
meeting last evening at the N. P.
Temple in the interests Of the sew
on union chistian colleges OF the
Orient and the Misses Emma Aid.
erson. Anna Feamster and Patty
Feamster, all Of Anderson. who
were here for the U. D. C. conven.
tion and who wsIre house guests OF
The Reversed Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
During the afternoon both Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. Peabody talked
interestingly to the women regard.
ing their mission. Forty were pre-.
sent. and at the conclusion Of the
informal program refreshments
were served. The hostesses OF the
occasion were Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. W.
"A. Lawler, Mrs. J. Abraham and
Mrs. Carl Springer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

Mrs. Henry F. Peabody of Bos.
ton and Mrs. ]. W. Alexander of
New York, who are touring the
country In the, interests OF the
seven union christian colleges Of
the Orient, were present at the
NJ. r. Church last evening and adj
dressed a small gathering Of wo-
men In behalf Of the cause they
represent. They are assisting to
raise a sum OF two million dollars
TO be expended in building and
equipping colleges In the Orient,
and II the sum Is raised by jan
uary 1, 1898, John D. Rockefeller
will donate another million to the
cause
Mrs. Peabody gave IN interest
ing address In which she told of
the great need of colleges for the
training Of women in the Orient.
She Is conversant with the exiB.-
Ing conditions. having spent sew
eral years in the Orient. and only
recently she returned from a slA
weeks visit TO the Orient in the
interest of the college fund. She
Is a pleasing speaker and won the
hearts Of her audience by her
strong appeal. Mrs. Alexander
who was with her, talked briefly
at The conclusion OF the address,
of Mrs. Peabody. An organization
was effected which will carry on
the work Of raising FaIrmont's
quota OF the fund, Mrs. n L C
Morrow was made chairman, Mrs.
E. n. Eddy, secretary. and AIisl
Mary Powell, treasurer. Two REP.
resentatlves from each church Iu
the city will be named to carry
forward the work in the churches
OF, the city. Voluntary contribr
lions to the amount Of several
hundred dollars were pledged last
evenings. Mrs. Bruce Bailey sans
at the meeting and Mrs, Morrow
nrpqido6
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
No launch Campaign.

epfeSenthtiNes OF every WOMB
~ organizah ion in the city, head
"a BY Mrs. N. n. G. Morrow, will
launch q campaign for funds for
~ TFsr East In Fairmont as a re-
ait Of q mass meeting held last
rfsht in the M. P. Temple, when
tbe iirst pledges were received.
rhe work. has, been started
,hrough the efforts OF Mrs. W.
pes6ody Of Massachusetts, who
I. workfng in the interest OF the
seven union colleges for women In
The orient
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
Guests Hare.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy Prlchard
have as their guests today for the
football game, Senator and Mrs.
George White, Burke stathers OF
Weston and DR.. w. E. stathers OF
Buekhannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Prich.
ard entertained Informally today
for number Of the out.of.town Wis.
Itors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

canning. Il g simple, ear.
and always successful. Better
than any other method Of can.
ming, Il keeps the original
color, firm shape, md flesh
frcm.the.garden tasts Of ff1its
and vegetables.
Get a Leratn.e4ui Eas
range now. We viii gladly
demensrate its operation 10
you In our store. You VII Be
interested IN the canning chart
Of Iorafn Oven Gaming :
Ask for this fire. iooosIef
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
Hns Guest.

Miss katherine Smith. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F.
Smith, who is a student at the
west Virginia University, is spend
ling theweek=end with her parents.
She has as her guest, Miss Flor.
,enee Lakin of Charleston, who is
e student at WV. U,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
no Attend Convention.

10 Attend Convention.
Several local people will attend
the American Bankers Associa
lion Which conyenes in New York
October 2. Mr.. and Mrs. james
i. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh r.
Smith aud R. A. Morris. all If
this citys are planning to. attend.
M and Mrs. Smith are leaving
here snnaas 3 evening for New
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
/ Ready for Dinner.

Everything is in readiness for
the chicken dinner to be served
tbs evening beginning at 8
o'clock, I'm the basement OF st.
Peters Catholic Church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

also wen known IN the county.
Taey giIl Fs.iae 6 slryisg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

miss jean bIIInBsIea IS enL6T-
aiming this evening at dinner to
houor d number OF visitors in the
sity Tor the football game today.
Miss DiIlingsIea has as her guests
for Tie Weekend. Miss Ruth Nc.
cue 81 Summerville, W. Va, and
Mss Maud Harper OF Parsons, both
Students at West Virginia Unlver.
lin Tihe guests this evening will
Iaclnde sixteen out'of.town young
women.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30

Miss Martha Fleming has as her
suests a! her home on Main street
Miss Halle May Gaylord Of Clarks
burg aud Miss Beulah Swisher OF
Weston Al the young ladies' were
ssueents last year ut the Beech.
wood School In Philadelphia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
To New Home

NJ. & and Mrs.. Okla Veac |
swishef nave moved from the
Fleming Apartments to a pretty
new home which they recently
bnfit at Highlawns.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

Miss Isadorc Channels, youngest OF
the tennis marvels is Queen, and better
yet with no strings attached. Labor
ominis vincit." Thus you have the
secrets OF Miss Channels marvellous
accomplishments.
Miss Channels won her well de-
serving honors at the National tour
namcnt Just closed at Philadelphia.
Ii was a great victory, and only the
marvellous performances that are char
actcristic OF "Izzic" could accomplish
such a feat. especially when the odds
arc against you as was true in the
case OF Miss Channels.
II was triumph Tor youth over ex-
perience. Miss Channels playing her
second year oil tournament tennis, on
foreign soi; and To a strange audianee,
af,cr being beaten ii the first part OF
the match staged a bit of sterling
comeback that startled the tennis
world at large. Time and again Miss
Channcs seemed doomed, but on each
occasion. with combination OF bull
dog teuacity and experience like de
termination she evened the count Then
with perhaps the most sensational eX-
hibition OF racieting ever seen OH the
melted surface. she sent Mrs. Wade OF
New York. national champion and one
OF the greatest players OF all time,
hurdling INTO oblivion. TO be hereafter
known as an also ran. II was great
victory, triumph for youth and Chi
cago | tel I'm Al.
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CUBANS BEAT
CRESCENTS IN
LISTLESS CAME

The Cuban stars OF almost every
where and the Crcsccnts Of Kew Or
leans. the Down home metropolis.
was awarded the task OF trying to salts
~ the critical crowd out at Sehorlings
Field last Monday afternoon. They
almost did the trick and at the same
time we might add they almost played
a ball game. The final score was Gu
bans 5; Crescents /.
Alexandria who toiled Tor the New
Leandcrs' was easy prey Tor the Gu
bar sluggers especially when hits were
needed. The finger should have been
yankcd early in the game, yet an un-
fortunate fortune allowed him to con-
;iaae slabbing until the end. He was
touched for the sli mtotal OF bingles
hut the Islanders did Lot extend them
selves in that direction Until hits were
actually needed
Pcdrosa, veteran OF the Cuban star
vas in there singing far the CuDans.
and he had ust enough on the bali 10
subduc the southcrncrs. Yet we arr N
clincd to think Pedrosa would have
been better had the southern 5oys dc
manded i.
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- s. u ~ 3S S R|IS 1865
Browns Great Feat To Revolutionize Tennis
JOE CANS HOTEL IS
FINALLY CLOSED

Baltimore. Md Sept. AS one
passes the GoldGeld Hotel at Lexing-
ton and Colvin streets these days
memories OF the heyday Of Joe Cans
pass through his mind. The place has
been closed since shortly alter the
sudden death OF Charles II. CBoody'9
Anderson. its last proprietor.
Out OF generous share OF his
winnings when he bcsted Battling
Nelson at Golddcld, Nev. Cans built
the place. 1t soon became known all
over the country and attracted Wis
.to5s of both races from everywhere.
Gan, va, ono OF the most popular
lighters that ever lived and he made
money there.
1t is said that the lightweight cham
pion was always in debt until he cut
loose from his first manager. His
hotel was placarded with cartoons by
Edgrcn. a sports writer on a daily
newspaper, and one depicts him sit
ting at a lunchroom counter spending
his last thin dime the night before
the Coldheld tight. Edgren paid a
tribute to Cans as a fighter in an
afternoon paper one day last week.
For a while after Cans death his
widow ran tho place. Then it passed
into other hands. The advent OF pro-
hibitior helped to put a big crinp in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
OTHER STARS
To PERFEC
CHAMP STYLE.
By Al Munro

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~ . - I'D . ~ sn 10 49,
la,,'otl,;a'+ - ,.o4 - .Ioso tbe deor
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- a'' Pb t.i y" cbar,n;o,, evtr,or5i-
-, i,be ,ttartiod tba ,sorId al 1arge
,,,, 81, ~ 5.,,5a+:o,,,l ,,cto~;es thra,,ab-
~ -" 4 i,, r.. I'D W. i Tho 6,s+
Eaora IL ~ s,eeoss5,,lI,. rse The
l,,,'7si,;di,, strol,c and 49, resrlt 1055
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=, - -, - ~ ''''.9
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ms mas been an issue OF discus
sSleiii Tor some time mostly because me
IGaQin8 players oil t!se na'lon 3iNte)
a., the TWO SYKES between mem
liaen uses me mop sttohe, WINE
Lltie Biil ohnsoh OF 0al'forhla u>e'
uae aIlNlhs style 10 peat uoWh lHe OPP
poneniS'
,frier TO TINS season every negro
PLAYER OF aoillly' Without a slh8le eN-
Ceptlon' employed the dlihcut cAop
STROKE they were knoeiing dsunaer al
coinerS III a manner tnat MADE Ii ap-
pear s though they mad everything
'adI goes Win greatness. But d'as1
along comes Edgar Brown upon
whom chicago refuses to abandon is
ciaih - ours due moStIy 10 me iaet
thai edgar GOES most OF ms eor3iden-
ing IA me AlhdS cry =, =, brown ", '1et
an to.htl>' lhcluliHS ally i1eE.lsS
tae ml6nN' with inc result. ne
CAME nc ~, ne cong Gu i "as
u,naouplvalF SIea, NlltoI4i peii'"Ps
the most sensational III the history OF
TIE game.
Edgar Brown not even a runner up
al me national meet last year vas
considered by some as a second fater;
" course we VINO are aaily coilIroiitea
with brown periorlniil8' knew wen
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
DIES AFTER HITTING
HOMER

LOUISVILLE, Ky Sept 5.--The
excessive heat and a week heart pre-
vented Thomas Alea. "a. negro, OIL
n Street, Babe Ruth OF the Skinner
Athletics, from checking mp his last
home run at AIS o'clock yesterday
afternoon at Mellwood Parl;.
In the swoltcr:ng heat Allen faced
the pitcher OF the Prior Giants and
landed on the ball Tor a long drive
that sizzlcl past the baflcd felders.
Allen fell between third base and the
homo plate with the cheers OF his ad-
mrers ringing in his ears. He was
carried 10 the bench, where he died
a few minutes later,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

It is never surprising to hear a
young woman make some ridiculous
crack concerning athletics. such as
w hat happcncd:' when some slugger
hits home run with the bases loaded.
But perhaps the most disgusting bit
OF lady tonguling' we've heard, came
from a lady member OF the Prairie
tennis club, who put herself to the
unnecessary trouble of informing her
friends that Miss Channels accom-
plishments would make it impossible
for any OF the other girls to get a
match with the champion.
Now we regret very much TO say
that this is not the disposition OF Miss
Channels. VIC wish it were, however
it would be great thing il Miss Chan
nels should heed the accusations OF
this thoughtlcss young person, our
criticism OF Miss Channels is that she
plays the weaker players one time too
many each game She plays To this
thoughtless young woman we would
advise: YOU arc A. 5. r. (also ram
join that club. stay within its bounds.
play such performers as Frank Young
and do not set mp a howl il such
players as Edgar Brown, ISadore
Channels and Al Munro do not en-
gage you in conflict. "Scuz'' US
Frank,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

keep the Doctor on the official per
sonnet had failed, pulled one that Is
really fit for the book, when they
offered the Doctor every position on
the club and seemed to have taken ex-
ceptons to his actions in refusing the
job as club janitor. Just why no one
seemed to know enough about obliga-
tons aud courtesy TO offer the grand
old man OF the club an honorary place
we are at loss to say. However. one
thing we do know IS: "Tous qui po-
sent CONNIE PROFESSIONALS ne sont pas
PROFESSIONALS.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
BOXER KILLED BUY
BLOW OVER HIS HEART

ROSCOMMON, Mich, Sept. A.
Sam Kid Johnson, colored, light
heavyweight, of Stittsyille, champion
A. F. F. boxer in his class, was killed
in the eighth round OF his ten round
bout here this afternoon with Dummy
Maxson of Brooklyn. A blow over
the heart was the cause OF death, ac-
cording to physicians at the ring side.
Maxson in the eighth rushed his OPP
ponent, landing over the heart which
sent Johnson to the ropes, where he
rested a moment and then toppled
over TO the floor dead. Johnson was
10 years old.
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EVANSTON TIGERS
CONTINUE To WIN

EVANSTON, Ill. Sept 5.-Thc
Evanston Tigers easily defeated the
Shermanyille team of the North Shore
o.. The white boys played list
less game. The only features OF the
game was the hitting OF Ford, he got
double, single and home run over
the left field fence in four trips TO the
plate. Score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

10 >.
In thu sixth viii
the score three
mi al tI,o has.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

GREEN'S GANG PLAYS
CUBAhS SUNDAY

1be serond edition OF shows seized
ulcd 10 amusc the local fans during
the absence Of the American Giants.
will be furnished Sunday when the
Cuhai Stars and the Chicago Giants
clash. The two teams hayc not met
this ,cason, however, base Upon their
contest last wear they are tied in the
matter OF games won and lost, each
savirg won two OF the four contests
played last season. It will be a grudgc
contest. and thu way the two teams
have been going his season should
give fans a chance to forget Rubc
Foster and his hirelings ior bricf
mia1tc
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

T.. 40 Dick Kerr lad any visions Of
a no-hit rrn in bis "Jeoms2 Wen he
faced the american Giants. Sundav. h.
probably came out OF the trance wien
Big lin Brown strolled to TIE plate
tull OF determination and sent 4 slash
ing siarle to center. But or jim. Die;
would have gone into thr ninth frame
without a hit being regis rei of. his
tantaiiz nG SAINTS.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
FOSTERS BEAT
CERNAK IND IANS

Pounding out fifteen base knocks
which produced seven runs, the Amcri-
can Giants beat Cermack's Indians 7
to 0. before record twilight crowd at
Ccrmack Park Thursday. BeckWiths
two circuit drives and the fielding of
Stroncr and Michalek featured. Score:
Giants ........0ll l40 000-7 l. 0
Indians .......00O 600 000-011 ,
Batteries-Rile and Dixon; Bergman
and Rehor.
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Father good. Son Better

Ono oddity abou, the contest was the
f4ct tina; father and son played as mem
bcrs OF the New Orleans bunch. a.
Wilson in center furnished a two ply
aid to tho team by furnishing a son to
add to his value. F. Wilson the son
PLAYED first, and showed to share with
llck,on at short a. being the stars OF
the team. Wilson Is a wizard, his loot
work although OF the grandstand play
ing variety is exactly what the fans
eant. He is rather short, hut like
Ssler of ST. Louis makes up for this
with his brilliant playing.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

Speaking OF Doctor Williams value
to the Prairie club VIC are reminded
OF a bit OF erroneous action on the
part of the member OF said club at one
Of the meetings that we attended,
early in the season.
DIR. Williams had asked, with good
reasons attached, that he be allowed
to decline the nomination as presi-
dent. The club did not take very we'll
to the Doctors decision in wanting to
give up the reins OF the clubs activi-
ties, and after several attempts to
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

How Kerr Performed His Greatness
First Inning Breckenridge touled
10 Brown. Gardner ~a, under VII
SON rs >chman5. eb1 nd> hitting
Ike a demon doubled ~ rgh. Safer
vas purposels passed Nariarehia
tossed out Demmlr. Giants. Gard
ner out, third 20 frs Laan, aicd to
short Aarlareha sat, ohcu ~alcr pro
duoed the arst 9i h.s several arrors by
dropping al cay throw 30 run no
hits. One error
Second Inning, Gol8waitc famed.
I. Burke out Bcek~ifh 10 Grant l.
Burke popped 10 jim Brown. No hit
no runs, no errors. Giants. Kerr
tossed out William. Brown cent q
slsshing single 10 lett Reese flied TO
short Grant ~as beaned Brown
stole third and continued home A.
GoldWaitc thrc1 wiidll= 100 third Rile
famed. On rnu one hit ouc error.
Third Inning. Kerr walked Break-
trridge sarr.'.sd Rdc fo et-aaH VII
900 popp,d =, 8IitaH~. Br1Hg sa-
under Selma AIS. tsa' %uzht
naugh' Giants. Nfi-ua .as both
Gsrducr ard Gtan - n-s. &atlsr-
CHA flied 10 I Burke - At-. 500
runs, no errors.
Fourth fa-,ey. -a.rr sosrsd ,a
Marlarohia Demmitt ..afE Dufo
for Goldgaifs. Demmlfi attempted TO
swipe third but wa out Im Brown TO-
Pcckvith. +. Rn7kc SINGLED 10 rgh,.
Goldwaltf stopping AT .h,rd. l. BarGe
famed. G55nfs. B,e9,fh -air on
Safer misarc. William. -aF-,aaed
Brown walked Re- va. al, nl
Safer second miscnc nj The stanza.
but Beckwith was na,led At thr pla'e
attempting TO sco-c ON fhe error. No
hit. no runs. two error
Fiffb In mn wv K.rr aapsf.1 n IN.
right 6eld ferrf Breakcnridp .a-.
rifc.d HIM r 10 third. Wil'oa siegrrd 10
right. scoring Kerr Sehmand singfa
Wilson was trapped off ,ccond and run
down SAFER ended II BIZ tanning
Giants. Grant was besntd Rio
out Borkc 10 Caicr Gardner
walked LIONS ont attempting 10
hum third strik- Na-larchia flied out
IA Burkc
Sixth Inning. Narfa-rhia tossed
or, Demm;tt c,oldwa;,c tanned Rile
,brew, ON Bnrke YIN nun MN
Giants: SAFER finally came out nf 'hs
sleeniny trancc and caoturcd Rock
with. scorc6rr and. 90, him nnas.i.ied.
"Pnbb,,r sttolled ~ H sg r'' nonncd TO r
BuTte tho also fossed ON, r &c.
Notbing ,n',sine
Seyentb Inning. T Burlr casv for
Rile Kerr singled breckenridge
nnnoed - N,i,,eb;s V;.on ont 70
Reese r,iaet,. Gr,rt n;rkcp's for
e. caI 'I,.' 90, az P5i'. hn,t and
tossed him a. orr ~ 6rst Wilson
,bncted om, C,s-dre, P,tbcr caS,.
bove o1' "a ''''e'
'9 RS;ab, r,r;no. ecbo,.,d ooe,ed u;,b
s'"rle '' Va ccn .r'''4'' Saiar famed
Dt1,n3i,t n NJ an casv Iopj to
Rrown C,oIdwa;te singled TO center,
nloMn. S .I4,u waI'e s r ~ aI'''1 =
Pnrtcf. i;ner si,er hard ram Two
h;, u' ~ onc r nm9 and nI nrobably = ball aame
Cant. N I W. rollcd nitifnlly To Kerr.
WarIarcbia bit down ne frst base Inc.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, national
ladie, singles champion announces TO
the world that she will never again
participate in tennis match in Bos-
ton. Miss Mallory gives as her rca-
son. the surprising argument that the
Bostonans applauded the efforts OF
Miss Wills and accepted her accom-
plishmentS as matter OF fact Now,
If this is the way Mola looks at things
and the attitude she takes, we are
pleased to advise that she had better
Just play tennis the rest OF her life. and
not try to interpret the tough prob
lens Of lie. And too it might do her
some good to attend some OF the base
ball games. and see the crowd go
wild when some Young pitcher strikes
out Babe Ruth. Personally we arc
inclined to believe the unexpected
showing OF Miss Wills and not the
applause OF the stands was the real
cause OF Molla's asccntion. Strong
competition will make one do queer
things Sometimes it gives us a ter
rible attack OF cough At other times
it makes us draw the color line. Or it
may even cause us to develop an
abscessed arm over night. Its an awful
thing ask Suzanne Lcngen, Jack
Dempsey and Babe Ruth. Hot stuff.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
Islanders Sew it in Third

The Cubans went out aud won the
old game. sated it away n'eycrything
in their hall 4 the third. 4 base on
ALL. a sacrifice, a single and double
PRODUCED three runs and the game.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

DIR. O. B. Williams chairman OF the
advisory board OF the Prairie Tennis
club. has again demonstrated his value
as the head of said club, by bringing
the national tournament here in 1923.
DR.. Williams is undoubtedly an indis-
pensabc asset to the club. He has
without a doubt demonstrated this. In
the first place it was no one mans
job to capture the tournament for the
West, in view OF the fact that Eastern
crs are admittedly egotistic to an ex-
tent that they themselves admit,
It is not to be forgotten that last
year marked the first OF Chicago's par
ticipation in the national tournament,
and it was not only under the admin
istration of the Doctor that this initia-
tive was taken but due entirely to his
efforts. Keep up the good work Dr.,
VIC arc with you.
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Cuhans Score in Second

4 pass to NORM and 4 triple that
was shortened 10 double by the slow
Mr.. Rodriguez produced the Cubans a
marker in the second frame. The
southcrners evencd it in their hall OF
the third on Sierra's error, a sacrifice
and Prior's single.
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DR.. Edward w. Murray

Physician and Surgeon l9 yrs.)
Extra attention to Internal Diseases of the
Eye. Fitting Glasses. Removal Of Tonsils and
Adenoids Nasal Catarrh. Hay Fever. Asthma
and Nonsurgcal Treatment of Goitre and
606 for Syphilis.
Office Hours: TO l p. m; p. M.
to p. M. p. m. to p. m. Sundays by
appointment.
1922 Giles Ave
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09
Jackson Plays Great Game

Jackson at short played whale OF
game. The lad IS great on thrown:
balls and rarely misses a throw from
the catcher in an effor. to kill thief.
These two boys at least are ready to
axe tumble at last COMPANY.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-09

Giant, .............soi oooool a.
Chicagos ...-.......O 0 0 0 90 Is
Errors-G oldvaite. Safer Twoba.e hits
Sehward, Kerr. Grant. Threc-base hit---Dem
mitt. Struck out-By Rlle. Q; by Kerr. ).
Bases on balls-Of Rile, 81 off Kerr, ).
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best vc got was an easy A. to SAFER.
Some death fellows, some death.
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Douglas 5o4o Kenwood 1925
EYE. EAR. NOSE & THROAT SPECIALIST
Pest Graduate Of Manhattan Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat Hospital School, New York City
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