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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24
Jones PIays Sup-rgoIf.

. ''""'HHHt HrnTN VI. G. .JOncs.
F"h'hauN lost his first hole ,hi,
mprhluE but soon forged ahead aud
MAS thrr" up on NJ G.. Jones ar ina
tuEh, The Albanian could never catch
IN" New Orleans lad after Mat and
lh"y went to lunch with Godchaur
ur after his opponents rally ON
number II and Is. which no won in
nhr, mad reduced GodchauN'H lead
'''h'hahN Shui the FIRST nine in th4
afternoon In par &c and turned IN
They halvcd the next two in ono
aboN" par and par and tho match
WaE over. RI" fact that C;odchaux
missed an easy putt ON 80. 10 in tn.
afternoon prevented him from hav.
ing par ior thS afternoon play.
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BROWNS LOSE SECOND
STRAIGHT TO TIGERS
Heilmann Hits His Twelfth
Home Run Of the
tBy Associated Press.l

DETROIT. MICH, June 23.-Detroit
hatted Sayne and Kolp hard today
and defeated st. Louis for tho sec
ond straight time. The score was
10 to 3. Oldham was hit freely. but
was effective In the pinchcs and re-
ceivcd good support. Iicilmann hit
MS twelfth home run OF the season
in the eighth inning Score:
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CUBS, 5; CARDINALS, ,
LRv Assoclated rrnss-l

ST LOUIS, NO, June 23.-Failure
OF the Cardinals 20 take ADVANTAGE
or their hits resulted in the Chicago
team rcmping III with a victory. :
20 = mere today. Hornshy and Hol-
.ocher divided batting honors.
The sCorc.
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" ashingInn.

summary: Homo run--GOcheI. Sac
iifccs-McGowan Rlucgc. Douhl"
play Shanks 10 Picinich Loft on
hascs-philadcip hia. =; Washington.
.. Base on halls--Off johnson. |: Hell
mach. /. struck out--by Johnson. : :.
Hcimach. >. Passed bali-Perkins
rmrrcs. Nallin and Morarity. Time.
i:2?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24
STEAL OF HOME WINS
CAME FOR BUILDERS

NEWT PORT NEWS. VA, June ga
30" l'uny.s clean steal Of home in TN,
SIhlh innirS. inter h" had doubioc
an" advanced 10 thlrd dec dcd a great
pitchers battle here TINS afternoon
nttW''h ChrI Kay ana Lucas. OF the
Builders. Each hurlcr allowed ouI.
Fix hits and Was !nyinclble In ,n<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24
TRUCKERS LOSE TO
TARS IN SLOW CAME
Special 20 The Times Dispatch

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA, June -
a, listlcss. although hard fought
game. Norfolk today defeated Ports
mouth by the score OF to g.
Johnson held tho losers safe for
seven innings. hut lost control in
tho eighth. Southpaw son" stan
lev barely lasting TO w!n. The game
was featured by the hard hitting OF
tho Tars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

fiatt"d for Barfoot in eighth
NAinsmith awarded frs, base for
Interference 10y With in fourth
Sc"r" by Innings II
' h'''E" .......... zoo col 002 =
LOUIS '............pp UGl 200
gum mary Two base hits-Krug.
n"il"ch"r Fournicr. Chccvcs. STATE.
Ihr"" BIAS" hit-McIi"nry. Sacrifices
crimes, kruG. Double plays Stock.
1"fhShY TO fournier; Hornsby and
f"uihi"r. Loft on bases Chicago. o:
- LOUIS. H. Bases on balls-off
h"cN'S' - on Doak. 3: off North. /;
-" l"o' l.. struck out-by Chccvcs.
I. by boak. i: rs North. ! Hits or
hoax, in innings: off Nor,h . in
! inning OFF BAREFOOT. E in 3 innings.
VIA pitch Cme"vcs. Losing nitchor
b"ak. tmrir"s, Hart and O'Day.
Time. 1855
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Third Flight.

tSerphu KOuudD
9. &. Fairlamb. II. G. g. beat r.
c. Bryan. G. c. V. md l.
Blair Northern, g. {. V, beat e
w. fleming. G. c. V, 3 and 2
l.. l.. Hotchkiss, Jr., {. c. V. beat
J.. - Bullock. {. c. V. : and 4
Is. l.. Black, &. G V. beat g. II
Runaway, default
,Scmitinals)
u. II. Northern beat q G Fair
la'nh, 3 and 2
+. u. 1iotchk!ss, Jr. beat X. L.
Black. { and B.
Results OF matches in the defeated
olEhts tnllnw.
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noes -Pipp, Dusan. Double PLAYS
ward to scott 10 ripp; Duran. to
Pratt; Pratt, Pittinrcr to rra,t to
Turns. Left ON bas"s- New York. i
bosion. .. Base on halls-om MAYS
J. struck out-hy Mays J. ~ PEN
mock. D. Hi,s--ofr Mays. in G "a
innings. off Bush. In Ia innings
HIT hE pitcher-by Mays tMcnoskyD.
Losing pitchcr-Bush Umpircs-
i!ildcbrand and Dinecn. Time-l:5S.
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~
Detroit 3lo Ooo Opo-1O
summary: Two-basc hitS-Tobin,
sister, Ncach CD. Gigu"y. BasSlcr t2l.
Clark. Three base hits-cohb. Kolp.
Jacobson. Home runs-iicilmann
Collins. stolen basc-Tohin. Sacri-
fccs-Ellorbe. Cobb. Jacobson. Bass
Ter Double plays-joues Cutshaw
and Rlue. Blue. RiGney and Blue. ?.
Clark Rlrn'y and Rlun Left on
hasos-St. Louis. 3: Detroit. II. RaSe
on halls-oN Raync. l. Kolp. .: Old
nam, ]. struck out--Bv oldham. !.
koIp. ,. Hi's-off Bayn", . IN Ia in
ming: off kolp. Is In pa Hit by
pitChcr-hy Oldham IEllorb"). Passed
ball Rasslcr. Losing pitchcr---Ko dip.
umpircs, Connclly and chill. Time.
oi2
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First Flight.

First RoundD
stewart Jones. .. .. V, beat Dorsey
Tyler. c. G. Y. and .
VI. Peck G G. V. boa, Il = Pey-
ton. Jr, 9 c. V. default.
6. G. Vaughan. g. c. v beat Cor
don WOOD. c. =. V. default.
II. c. Peek. =. &. V. heat w II
Palmer. Z. G. V. default.
,SsmihnalsD
II, c. Peck beat c. {. Vaughan )
NJ Peck beat s,ewar, Jones. up
second Flight.
tF;rst Round1
J Straus, J.. { (, beat H. n. {.
Maclachlan. c. .. " default.
Hugh Leach. {. {. V. beat Ray
mond Massey. c. {. V. default.
II. : Rawlings, 9. c. V. boa, II. II
Meade. II. Z g, and !
Davis Ewc!l, II. {. G., beat Palmer
Leigh, c c. V. ana !.
tSemifnalsD
Davis Ewcu heat II. :. Rawlings.
NJ, nineteenth hole.
re:cy s,raus beat Raymond Mas
sey, and =
Third Flight.
CFirst Round)
Alvin Hutzlcr /. c. c.. beat 7. r.
Cohen. l. c. g., up.
Edgar Kaufman. l.. c. c. heat r
l.. CardOZo, Z. =. V up, nineteenth
hole
W. F. powers, G G V. bea, 5. p
'Iazcl. II, 6. c.. default
:. NJ. Schwarzs yhud, l.. =. e.. bea,
NJ l.. Boyle, II. =. g.. default
tScmihnals).
Edgar Kaufman heat Alvin Hu,z-
lor ; up
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Rocky Mount ..... ooo coo OnO-t
Newport News . 600 nOl GOx-l
summary Two-basc ht-Burr
Sacrifice hits Malonor and Rowland
stolen hascs--Dow"n, DUFFY and Mar.
lesk Bases on balls-on Ray. 81
OF Lucas, |. Struck out--hy RAY
g. by Lucas, 1. Left on bascs-Ncw.
port News. 4: Rocky Mount. 8. Dou.
ma: Bates TO Stcinbrcnncr TO Swa.
Gina. Wild pitch-Tucas. Empir"s
Rr"slin and Blackhurnc. Time. 81.
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Portsmouth.

SUnmarN. TW0-baee hWe-R0ih.
Gallagher. Hudg!ns Sacrifice hits
Burke. Carey. stolen hascs-Tlca.
Niox CD DOuhl" plays -Ncrmilyca
10 Carey 70 Roth 90. Left on bases
Norfolk IL Portsmouth. 10. Bases
on haliS-off Proctor. .. or johnson.
.. OFF stanley. >. Struck out-hy
Johnson. >. by Stanley. !. Hit by
pitcher-by Proctor tBurkc) W!ld
pitch--Stanley, Johnson Passed ball
Chisholm. Winning pitcher
Johnson. Time Of game. . hours
EMPIRES. Schaefcr and Orth.
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I'hilalPIDhtI

boston -.......... 600 00o il5 O. .
Philadelphia ......03O 230 i0O 10
summary: Two base hits-Parkin-
son Lee. Threchase h!ts-IIenline.
B"cckcl. Home runs-w Walker. Lee.
Fletcher t2), Williams. Boeckcl.
Stolen haseS-Walkcr. Fletcher. Sac
riftce-Rapp. Double plays-Flc,chcr
and Leslie; Gowdy and Boeckel; BAR
bare Ford and fIolkc; Fletcher. Park
'nson and Leslie. Left on base Bos-
ton, \; Philadelphia. I. Bases ON
halls-off OcschGcr. !: Watson. ..
Lansing. / Marquard. .: IIubb"iI. 3.
Wcinert, !. Struck out-by Ocschgcr.
i; Watson. |. Hubbcll, 3. Wcincrt. !.
MarQuard. !. Hits-on Ocschrcr.
IN ! inning, Cnon- out in secondJ: of
watson. 6 in 1 innings: off Lansing.
: IN innings; of Maruuard. in
: % innings, OF Hubbell. ~ in S2-3
innings. or Weinert, in !l-3 in
nings Winning pitcher-Wrinert
Losing Northumberland. Empires.
Mccormick and Scn,ell. Time. EGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

Fkn3no part first holo. Tho second
'sznsa hafped. but Call made (, TWO M
Neutrality-suspicious. his second birdie
re trDTile par third hole. Newton
r<rUSac sT7ciL throughout the match. TN,
sunered from being unable 10 play
2Gk Eoea shots well.
Thea1<oardsi
GaSfrput .--4ss c-2S
sss .--~---.-......., IS
Ncwfun-Out- 8 r IS Ga
h-+ 4 8 4i 4-3S
I0cate .~----... ......... 81
Carl Whitaker continued his brl-
kss1rfarday OF the qualifying round ana
had little Trouble beating ! y. Dv
Val OF the Country Club ~ Vir.iuia
IN the morning match, which me TOOK
and 8. r. J. j.. Mackay. another,
Country Club of Virginia cutrani. was
Whitaker's opponent in thu afternoon
match. and was defeated. : and 5
The cards of Vintage ana his OPP
Whitaker, out ~ "a AKA 7is
NNltahcr, in ...... as iii AXIS
Total Hf'ccn holes GO
ipu VA. OUT ..-.. Gt3 'ai G57-l7
bn Val, !u ...... ..5+i ii5 xNN-97
Total, fifteen holes. -
Whitaker ont ..55i ga 5.. 50
Ai'AEeT. ia .,... iii +Ax AN>-l6
To'a. thirteen hul., 3D.
MaeNay "n' '3} G45 81 A.
Mar""E o. .t.-. $50 iNN NNN-ln
Total t.Iean an."s. -
' i,,'S.> rrorh, 4" winner.
-" '"urnarneai n.n-.rs aruuul r..
l.G ffIt
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Piedmont LEAGUE,

High Point. 2. Raleigh. II.
Danviilc. >: Winstou-S SALEM 2.
durham. 4; Greensboro, uwclvc
nnings).
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OuIE1Ins.sS for is Holes.

h-defeat.nE Newton. can covered
ffss eighteen holes in IS one stroke
-ffrsna fhe score he made In tho quail
SXsnE mound Thursday. Call was OF
30 e., good start. shooting birdie
F&nSne part first hole Tho second
szsrsa thrzaped but Call made Il TWO M
'1ssnsrf <he-reS1stercd his second birdie,
1ts"The par third hole, Newton
1rusns>T7eaL tiirouGhou the match. hu,
sInefsd from heing unable 10 play
2GS ETaen shots well.
T-haar<oards;
GaffrOut c2S
In --53 5 & z 2 : Al
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hos ton.

totals .43 8 14x29 IA
>Battcd FOR Watson In sixth
Eatted for Lansing in ninth
NTwo out when winning run scored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24
New i6rk.
fbOstOn.

itan fpr uplmann ~ ninth.
l-tL'rl fnr Eutn IN nltLih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

FIori'in State League.
Orlando. :: st Petersburg, 6.
Tampa. 9. Daytona. 6.
LAX ella nd Jacksonville. rain,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

Nattod Tor 4 dip In ninth.
Ganr, -. ,,,,,,.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

Io'ah .-.....i2 8 II 8 2
Hcrr" by innings: H.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
SPOR T S

uled basketball games In the Church
Athletic League will be played to-
night Eastlake eiashing with St
Stephen and 81. Paul engaging Ep-
worth az the Goodman gym.
SIX games will DO on the boards IN
the church circuit tomorrow night
two each az the Goodman, Hanover
and Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasiums az an
nounced above. Tho two regularly
scheduled contests for tonight al
Hanover gym were moved up 70 to-
morrow night. making the elk games
70 be played.
One contest stands out above the
rest. the Brandywine First &C. ntral
setto. the closing number on the bill
tomorrow night At Goodman gym.
In the curtain raiser Trinity and
Harrison will meet.
Two big numbers will be provided
AZ the Y. NJ. c. A with Goodman up
against the hard fighting Second
Baptist and McCabe opposed 10 Mt
Salem. The Grace teams will be In
action az Hanover with the Hanover
and Westminster teams furnishing
the opposition.
No games WIN bp played IN the
Church League next week, the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
RESERVED olTY LEAGUE.

Last Nieht's Result.
Paricside Reserves, %; Brownson
Academy. S.
Tonipht's Game.
st. Mary Kittens vs.. Brownson
Academy, Brownson Hall
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Rallying in the last few minutes
Parkside beat out Brownson in a
closely fought City League contest
last night at the Parkslde club
house. 80 10 25. The game was pro-
tested by Brownson on account OF
the use OF Slonsky at guard by the
Black and White quintet. Manager
Lohnk Of the Kirowood Parkers
maintains that Slonsl<y was signed IN
accordance with tbs rules OF the
league prior to the game. This VIII
no doubt be brought before Presi-
dent Walsh for settlement.
II was the play Of the newcomer
70 the circuit that was mainly re-
sponsible for turningi the tide in
favor Of Parkside. Sionsky replaced
Hayes at guard IN the second half
when the latter was moved up 70
forward. Slonsky played a speedy
aoor game and fed several shots 70
his mates which they made good and
brought Parkside through to win
Gibson and Dawson, two Park
side dependables. put up a whale OF
a game IN their respective positions,
Gibson scoring four field goals ana
three fouls for total OF IL points.
while Dawson tossed three field
goals and one from the free line.
The defensive work OF both quin-
tets was OF tho highest calibre, Lehr
and Kelleher. the Brownson men.
holding the Allen-Cole combine to
three field goals. Farley at center
was heavy man for tho Brownson
With points. Score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
ny POLLY by.

Employing some OF the tactics
impaired TO them In the Junior var
sity drill. consisting OF four very
possible first-team men, took the
Freedmen quintet into camp yester-
day 81 20 Is. II was the initial con-
test OF the Boys Interclass Basket
ball League OF the Wilmington High
School. The next two teams TO
face each other were the Seniors
and Sophomores with the Sophs an
nexing the victory. OF 90 20 II.
In the first minute Of the game
between the Juniors and Freshies
Lichtenstein scored the first coun-
ter via the foul route. Then for a
time both teams battled 10 get pos
session Of the leather, finally Stir
18th sent tho ball through the strings
for the first double-decker. I'M
mediately Johnny Roman gave HE
mates two-pointer following II
with a foul goal which made # three
all.
The first-year team was given the
opportunity of SECURING possession
OF the ball but II did them no good
for they couldn't get through the
Junior line OF defense. Two more
foul attempts which Lichtenstein
converted into pointers gave his
mates the lead, which they held
from them on
Coach Ashton kept keen watch on
the play OF the Junior team 70 see
what the varsity candidates can do
under FIRE. He was pleased with
the way they went about their de-
fenslve work. Load" strlith sur
prlsed the large crowd with his
wonderful noor work. He also got
four field goals.
To Johnny Roman went the
honors assisted by Sehae-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
PARkSIDE Wins,
PROTEST FILED
Brownson Challenges Le-
gality of Slonsky as
League Player
ST. MARY AND BIS
JUMP TONIGHT
clrY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Last Nights Result

Last Nights Result.
Parkside, 90; Brownson, Is. opro-
testedl.
Tonlqht's Game.
81. Mary vs.. Brownson, Brovnson
Hall
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

schedule being advanced 70 take care
OF their postponement on ,ecount OF
the Christmas holidays. Tho games
scheduled for the 22d and asa have
been advanced TO the asth and soth.
respectively. and so on through the
remainder OF the season. Director
sylvanus has issued a revised sohed'
ule including the change IN dates.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Sing a song OF sixpence,
The game II getting deep,
Britton's looking for someone
To X. o. him 20 sleep.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
BIKERS NOMINATE
OFFICERS TONIGHT

ohicers will be nominated az the
weekly meeting OF the Wil-Del Mo
torcycie Association tonight. The
election will take place on Friday
December 40, and the installation on
Saturday, January s, with a banquet
TO the new officers and members. AL
members are requested 20 DO pres
ent al tonlght's meeting which viii
start az o'clock.
The trophies awarded 20 the win
ners az the recent hill climb Of the
association are on display In the
show windows "a John X. Minnick'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Seniors Win Ragged Contest
The senior-Soph tilt was ragged
throughout for the second year men
had advantages which they did not
not make use OF especially IN their
field ehootiDg. Very little passing
was exhibited by the Sophs and
mostly all their pointers In the first
half were made from mld-hoor.
The Senior quintet put up hard
fought game and az half time was
trailing BY one point, 8 TO Z. What
they lacked was a reliable foul
shooter.
The Sophornores should have had
a walk away for everything wss in
their favor.
This afternoon the Juniors and
sophomores will fight It out for the
school championship. This game
should be a oinoh for the Juniors.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Rrnwnson Academy
Cats Clash with Brownson.

St. Mary and Brownson will be
the opponents in tonight's City
League contest az Brownson Hail.
Fourth and Jackson streets. From
the exhibition provided by Brown.
son last night the Cats are in for
a tough battle. Tic Librarians
fought hard to break into the win
column and they will be out again
tonight to accomplish that purpose.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Only two Of the regularly sohed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

The Parioside Reserves had a soft
time OF Il IN the preliminary.
trouncing Brownson Academy. % 20
s. Il was the third straigh win for
the Kir1wood Khan and their team
work featured. Callan scored seven
Of Brownson's eight points. Score:
Parkside Reserves
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Juniors Get Jump on
Freshies In W. III. S. Game

fer. The former tailed IN the foul
goal department like e veteran out
OF ten tries from the hfteen-foot
mark he converted seven IN points.
Ecnras
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Church LEAGUE
JUMPS TONIGHT
Eastlake, ST. Stephen, ST.
Paul, Epworth Play at
Goodman
IN HANOVER CAGE
TOMORROW NIGHT
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL

TontChrs Games
AT Goodman Gym.
First game: Eastiake vs.. Ct STE
phen-
Second sarnei 81. Paul - 3D.
worth.
Referee--sallagae
Tomorrow Nights Gsnrss
At Hanover Gym.
First game; Grace VI. HancTer.
Second game; oraoe We. West
minister.
Referee--R eisInann.
At Goodman Gym.
First game: Trinity NJ. p. ".
Harrison.
Second gamei Brandywine vs..
First Central.
Referee-Muuda-
At Y. NJ. Q. A. Gym.
First game; McCabe vs.. Mt. sh-
lem.
Second game; Goodman - Sec
ond Baptist.
Rsceree-lsparica
Only two OF the regularly sohed-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01

according to George Watson Cole
librarian OF the Henry sE. Hunt
sington Library and Art Gallery.
San Marino. in! an address before
the meeting of the American Lbs
9rary Association here tod Mt.
Cole explained tina. two months
ago, stby deeds or trust executed
by Mr. Henry E. Huntin gton and
Mrs Huntington his entire coun-:
try-seat at San Marine. Il California
was placed in the hands of board
of self-perpetuating trustees. sub
38ject only to the life-interes of the
donors. These deeds cover over
500 acres of choicest land in Sou
thern California. together. with a
palatial residence filed with art.
treasures among which are an
tfque bronzes, tapestries, and
forty masterpieces of English por-
traitnre from the brushes of Rey-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01

Nancy and Nick heard someone
talking. And as they turned a
corner Of the Moon they came up
on Comet-Legs and Mr. Peerabout.
Mr. Peerabout, the Moon wan,
was sitting on the star Comet Legs
usually rode, and that rascally
fairy was sitting on Moon noun
tain and reaching for it.
why don't you give me my
star complained Comet Legs
..Humph!, exclaimed the Moon
Man Why do you want it,
ITO get away from this pesky
place. said Comet Legs.
What, Don't you wish to be
the Man in the Moon anymore2"
asked Mr.. Peerbaout.
g, I dont"' Comet Legs de-
clared. II thought it would be an
easy JOB. but I find you can't sun
everybody l gave 'em all sorts OF
Moons-did everything knew
how and didn't know how, AMI
small thinks l. got. I've quit. Now
please give me my star
mot SO fast" said Mr. Peer
about. Now you've had your way
I'm going to have mine. You've got
trft5 S.ouvr-rnt 1922. 7
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01
FqUoHife Salad
BY BERTHA - sHAPLEieH
Cooking Attslorst OF ~ =! ;l ~ 5S' 81

Cooking Authority OF NJ ~ ~ EE:.$ Fl, ~ ~
ServIee and Columbia
University. SAL
Two cups canned pineapple
(cut in small pfeces): ~.
/ cup finely cut abbage.
10 cup finely cut celery Cmay
be Omitted;
2 pimentos or 20
L green pepper (cut in strips)-
2 tablespoons pineapple Juice.
3B 10 cup mayonnaise. VI
3a 2 tablespoons chile sauce
Mix all the materials and all:
low to stand until very cold.
Serve on lettuce, adding a little
mayonnaiseon top if desired.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01
I'm DlGE ION
Busy Public Official says Thed-
ford's Rlack-Draught Helps Him
Keep Physically Fit.

Clay City, KY have been in
business here for twenty one
years; am also coroner, riding the
Kentucky hills and hollows in all
kinds Of weather and under all
kinds of conditions. says Mr..
Sam T. Carr of this place. 70 be
able to do SO, must keep physic-
ally fit and Thedford's Black
Draughts my standby.
These trips used to give me
headaches, and that, 1 found, came
from hurried meals or from consti-
patton.
ct was convinced that Black
Draught was good, SO now use it,
and it gives perfect satisfaction.
It acts on the liver. relieves indi-
gestion and certainly is splendid
/ am never without it.
When you have feeling of dis
comfort after meals. causing
bloating sensation, headache, bad
breath and similar common symp-
toms. try taking a pinch Of Black
Draught after meals-a pinch OF
the dry powder, washed down with
a swallow OF water. This has been
found to assist the stomach and
liver to carry on their norman
work. and helps prevent or relieve,
con stipation-
Your druggist can supply yen
with this well-known. purely-veges
table liver medicine Insist upon
Chords the original and only
genuine Black:Draught liver medt-s
cine. ,,.s.'s q 2.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01
FARMING TON.
Expcct Crowd for Celebration.

In preparation for the big
crowd expected to attend the
Fourth of July celebration here
the Modern Woodmen of
America, who are sponsoring the
event, have arranged seats on the
high school athletic field where
the program will be held. Bleach.
ers have been erected along the
first base line of the ball diamond
and a number of seats have also
been placed on the hill overlook
ing the tennis courts.
An added feature of the three
baseball games will be the APP
pearance of several former stars
Including Lee Toothman, local
hardware man, who will play for
the Woodman, and Lonnfe Martin
and Burchie Hamilton, who will
also probably play on.the Wood
men lineup.
Veach Out for Legislature.
w. II. veach. local mercahnt,
is, now in the ring for the Repub-
lican nomination as the Marion
County representative to the State
Legislature, it was recently an
nounced.
Church Services Tomorrow.
Services in the M. E. Church to-
morrow with the Rev. F. M Nal
colin as pastor will be as follows:t
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, w.
E. Maple, superintendent; Amer
lea First Day" program at IL
o'Eock; evening services as pre-
viously announced.
Services in the NJ. E. Church.
South tomorrow, where the Rev.
l.. w. Peters is pastor, Will be as
follows: Sunday school at 9:45,
A. G. Edinger, superintendent;
Children's Day program at TO-: l5
and evening services at p. m.
The Church of Christ will hold
Bible school at 10 a. M The
other services will be held as pre-
viously announced.
The services at the Catholic
Church tomorrow with the rev