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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST race cave and one haif +
longs First. Dicks Daughter. 20
!. to |. to /. second. Rijou. 6
l, to /. 10 !: third. Belle Of
blue Ridge. + TO TO & 3,ob ri
i:"N l-5. Also ran Poor Puss. IL
Hop" Wedding Chimes. Gray n
net. destination.
second race thve and ona.half
.. 10 j; second. RoysI Charlie.
'" 10 !, to |: third Pastoral
Va J. To !. to l. Time I,O5
Aiso rnn--f'an Boiling. ch.wi
'Shan "r. Cath Marrone. Rosw,
early Bird. Spring. FOLLY "
'."nchar"S. fanci.r Blue Brush.
rhlrd race ave and ou"-haIf {
out. second. Manicure Maid. ~ y,
10 !. :" " third. Red Wr.ath.
! : 10 2 ! 10 g Time. I.oS
ran Suspicion. Ho, Mum. f.adf
Last
fourth race .n.le and ,ir,eer,h
, rat. -.ftes S 70 he I, nu,: =
und. WhisL. 20 5. l to I. out; mi
,6 2.h. hl.o ran RaIco
Firh race nv. and one.haIr RI
longs, t'irs' i.ouiSn Gr"ohN. s Ia
TO .. Ito . second Scarecrov
To |. Z" l. to I. third. Iriah 2
=" /. 10 :. 10 ? Time. /.
Aiso ran EetiN Wood. Jennie
Prudential. Susiania. Smarter pop.
sixth race tmil. and sixteenth
First. Rainbo" Roy. 20 J. ! 10
10 >: Third. RuNom, TO /. IN
TO !. Time. i:te. Also ran 7
Post R"unlus Cordelier, weicn
stranger Ton star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
JERSEY NOT EAGER
FOR MIXED RATTLE,
INN rnl,.a N.w.l

NEW YoR r .hliN ~ Nntoith-
standing any private assurances ina
Tex Rickard may have - TO N. - ID.
r'ude ~ the Jersey political power,
toward ih- Dempsey WITS Nrht ~.
Jersey TOYING Commission MorTaN
came our against the boui
Commissioned MCNRir said ~.
fhourhi tn- champion and th. negro
challenger mad better s+trl. rh.i,
arHU meri "ls"w here adding iha' ~.
would do ANYTHING ne could 10 m.
vent in"'' meeting IN his nr'sdic-
ton
The corr'sE' "ner'v statement m.,
nave pen mace orr an irlrr -diat- po
~ r very close rpucr Ni'u IN. To-.
2'N min'stra'inu and hrs vlan. ar,
70 mold the H.hi ~ The RirkarG how
? HoN :" place" uc,' Sur,,,,,r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
BUILDERS IN FRONT
,srec,ai TO rho Ttm"s.Dispatch.

Srcc'ai To The Times .DiSpntchI
NEWPORT NEWS Va, .lnly -
Stckradi was ~ good FORM today
and held m" TarS al haN rather east
y. they never hriuv ahle 20 bunch
tnH'r mis- with the exception ~ the
'hN'd. when \ sHS- on halls nu ar-
ror and RigHs Cuk"N single account.
ID for the TarS ruu
Peterson. Tor m" Ears hurled win.
ninr hHI hut IN" Builders ni.krt
fourth and three Nus coupled Win
Il haze on balls prnduc.d the Winning
runs IN the SIKH. The hitting OF
Allen Tea 'ured Tor m" Builders, 1T
beng timely. while Burke annexed
three hiis for ~" rars Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
GET EDGE ON SERIES
ON CAROLINA GROUND
LOTUS luhittahlp in Punches.
While Richmonders 50
Clubs Hard.
ltrnron srd k.i,er E-t rhr~- swat.
Each In tt~- <pp~r rPrrc.-Oidrlnx
AEsln Manages EU~rrtN~ty From
Bench.
FSnecisl to The limos Dispatch.

ROCKY MOUNT y. g. July IL
tn. Tarheels' inanilit. 10 hit Lotus
N the piuches and the adverse breaks
~ the game enabled the Colts TO
win the INST gams ~ tue series )
10 !. THIS afternoon Th- locals had
Hfnen men stranded on the paths
one or NOR" cushions heiuS occupied
m every frame except tn" nth but
siN avs the mis- that would haV-
mean runs We're not iOrihConliur
w lille Lotus was holding tn,
Walkerites 10 seven scattered safe
ties. the visitors touched Hchl for an
even dozen hits. punching them IN
the iirSt, NTH. eighth and ninth in
nircS
Arraeor and h "li.r each rot three
hits out Of hNe appearances whit.
Wcaier connected for HON. run
and double
Steirhrenner led tha locals I'm sticI
work, with TWO SEfetieS ont ~ forir
times VI. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Babe Blocks Broadway
TO Catch Hard Throw

NEW YORK, July u Babe
Ruth paraiyzrd traffic ~ Times
square At l2:30, yesterday. the
busiest time Of III. cntir. day
AT that corner, by standing in the
middle OF the car tracks 10 catch
throw from Rob Meus.i. tn.
fanEs outteidtr, who made his
loss from the top "f the Georc"
NJ Cohan Theater. Ruth rnun.d
TWO throws and each iime the
crowd ba'tled' the police in an .r-
Tort !" recover the hall rho Barn
hnaiiy caught the third bail
The stunt was arranged for the
p"h"h' OF the fund for the Depend
"nts OF hremen killed at their
duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
GIANTS CLING TO TOP
BY DEFEATING CARDS
New York Nationals PLAY
Stellar Ball AsairIs, Near
est Pennaul Rival.
nv Associated press.I

IF'TIS- IWIN n 81 LOnis' lie
l"a' by New York. , - . - tn third
Same OF the series today eat the
cnan pl"ns on. anu one-haiC games
"hcHo IN the ieAgU. race, and pre-
vented the p">sIb .lity of ih- locals
lhhtnH IN. leadership ~ the present
lour- Satnr series MSsi.rftl pitch
ing by TuheN. no kept the eight
Nus silnw"I -" locals we'll s,,ttrr-
'H. 'eat"red tht game MccurdN
was replaced nN Clemens in thr
ionr'h because ~ his inability to
mold h"Hk. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
PIRATES DOWN DODGERS
lny As.nc,a1ed Press.l

P'TfSRtRG PA. July ". Tb.
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated BROOKLYN
more today. 10 > in hard h,,,inx
contest. reilowhors. allowed sev.n
hts and nve runs in less than four
innings and Nss replaced nv Ramu
Ton. VINO stopped further scoring
N amann wss wi'd and gave way 10
Decatur. VINO in turn vas relieved hy
Vance. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
CONTINUE WINNING SPREE ~ LARRUPLNG BPONCHO
RALLY BEATS PILLS
iRv Associa,ed rr.ss

CHICAGO. J"iy ~. Chicago staged
an e'Eh,-'nht"s rally and defeated
'hi'adeIrh'a todny. 3 to T. The viz
tors rallied in the ninth. and scored
one run hut perfect throw by cal
'"Shah 10 the plate caugh, Hrniine
""d retired the sid. leaving two run
n"rs stranded Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

ter Direct Terrv) E = 2
Neh l'"ncel",. b. n. by Cons,an-
tine tWiisont , ,
Time. 2oSA: 2.o.,s z:o.,
2:l6 irot Purse $1,000
lack ~. b. &. by Peter rio,
'i"""rs) ........,...., 7 1 |
fe'.r Aiation. =. e.. ny Ais,ion
il.ocmisD ....... .,...... / 4
General Ring. hr. g by ain
lola DP-rr>b .... ? : ,
Rob Bin h. g ~ ksrioIia
'Morrisoui = . G
rh- Great i.uilwat.r b. n ~
Peter N" Great ,co,I 6 : 4
Rtnuu" and ROY Archdal. also start .
ed. Tim". 2.GHA. 2:O7i. 2n...
2:l2 tror Hickman Hotel purse for
three Hear-olds; 2.On0
Lee worthy b. h.. hN i.ne Az
worthy ,Whi,pI .. I
Alma worth. h {. b. ASuorthy
Mopenaidl ...,... , .
=, Cow ~. ......,'.' : ,
Eleanor worthy b. r nv GUY
SHwnrthN t.oomist I.
Mary =. Ed!ev. b. e.. ~ Rel
ain 'EsanI ... "a,
Time. 2osh ::io1 2.li,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
TRUCKERS DROP ONE
Special to The rimesp,spa,ch I

Specia TO The Times Dispatch
h.SoN. g. July li.-iu 4 fast.
cinse PLAYED game Quinn hasted
PROCTOR In pitching duel aud VII
son won from the Portsmouth Truck
"rs 10 The inhc'd work or Yo-
Ter "nd BaDGs and the hiring Of
- 'NiNn were the features rnr Ports
mouth. while the heIdine ~ Walk
or walters and Adams led for Vii
>"n- wilson did MOI gel many hiis
Is he Truckers. hut they wnr. FOR
"N'rH hHses and hotter hunchod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
BRAVES LOSE IN TENTH
10y Associated rress /

CINCINNATI. IIi, is.-Thr Reds
non out from III. Braves today in
zen INNINGS. 10 :. Both Couch and
alson were Nnocked ont Of the
p"N carry IN ne game The Reds
won In tho tenth on Dauhcrt's ,rinta
ami single n, Piuelli after Mic.
pniilan had prrp"sely passed two
matters Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

- t"id ~ THIS column last week
w hS"h ~ "Nt 10 i-Coup it's financial
I"ss"s hnd Richmond could have. had
Tue ri"N ot the ciun If little cash
"as f"rlh"rmins. Evidence Of this
zane Yesterday with the trading Of
Rihi Roth. Of Norfolk Tor Fred
crouch. he Rugs frst--acker VII
-"n Is not swapping even although
~ - EIN"h ont that the men wRnI.d
Z" exchange bosses
Aud MNrhi"al Martin was NOT in
the line.mp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
~ irh t,,oDst
Rock Mount.
Score nv innings:

Richmond ............. %" Bl0 Oii-h
Rocky Mount ..... 600 coo loo
summary: home run w.arer
Three base hit ~ DodSou Two base
hi's-t omiskeh W.af-r LET, on
bS2es--Richnnn :: Eock. Mount
~. Double plays -''omiske, 10
Thompson 10 Wcaf"r. Thompson to
W eHNer. NarI"sh TO Ste hrenper to
Swac'na. Sacrifice hits ThompSuu.
LOTUS ca. + walker. Winston. Mar
leski He'll. stolen hasr Arragon.
struck ou' BY LOTUS. !; toy H.hI.
4. Eas" on ha liS--on Lotus I, on
Heh!. Hit ~! pitchar- S,si0hr.nns,
nv LOTUS Tima ~ game hours
np!rcs BLACK burn ana Rr.-lin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
.r l''2S |
nn lind for gillespie In sixth.
EBa'ted for Schnel ~ eighth

bohoH ..,......... III no 0i0 %
Cincinnati - upn i0i yp0 s
SUMMARY Two base Duncan
NiSrn Hoi1~- Three base hite
t,"nheri iisrper. Duncan watson
iiomt runs Bohne. Cruise. Gibson.
SACRIFICES lowell HoIke -, Dou.
pi" niHNs Cavenv To Damh.r, to
C@ren-r keck 10 Pineii: Ford to
kopr q" Ford TO Holtr LEFT on base.
BOSTON. q Cincinnati. - Bases
on balls or Couch 2: on Schnan. !.
IN watson 3; on lansing . on
Mc0u,llRn. :. Struck out--6v Cnuch
' ~ Lansing :. Hits-on Couch S
"a 3 off GILLESPIE. in 81 of
k-ck - , of Watson 10 in s OF
.an'lus ia %; on McOuiiIan ?
"a % Winning pitcher-keck.
l."Siux pitcher Ncouiliau. iimpirep
ell and NcC"rmirk Time o.l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

" <" IN NtsierdhA. with LOTUS holding
ne Iarhrsls 10 seven hits and one
run. The Colts hit twelve times
s"ftlN. with Arag"u and 4 "Iier each
Ia ndinI for three blows in Ave ,ins.
~. anu D"ds"n hitting twice in four
trials
W-ai"r's two blows Ia I'VE rims
wei" humdius one going for two
naes and 80" at her for the entire cir
cult one o' podson's Smacks was
tor three stations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
GRACE DIRECT LOSES
RACE TO- JOHN HENRY
Earring Drives Favorile To Win
in First Heat. hui Fails
In Hol,I p,,.
Try Associated pres..I

SALAMANCA. MICH. July I7.='rhe
d"f"a, OF Grace Direct. tho fayo,i,.
hN John Henry. in the 2:06 pace was
the feature Of the opening dav'. pro
gram at kalamazoo's. Grand S,ircui,
meet today
IN" Earring entry took tho frst
neat in 2:O3ta hut Cox mn over ~.
next Nv" In easy fashion Grace NJ
rect Fought II out with John Henry
~ the second heat but finished
fourth in the Hnai
Nhnha MAY paced consistently. bu,
COULD not make 40 distance.
fop Geers sent Jack "a ON,
ahead "a the second and third heats
81 the 2:lS trot. after hnisbInp ha
nina Peter Ala,ion and General Ring
IN tn" opener. Rob Hin. an added
starter, drew down fourth money.
trouble IN d'spos'nI OF the field in
III" Hickman Hotel purse for three
N"Hr-"lo iroticrs In the 2l2 class
Tn. Lee ANwopthy colt was never il,
DANCE. Alma MAY Worth was sec
ond; BARON t.tawah trai,rd
TIL" CelerN 81, purse in IN. 2:IS
trois or f2.or0 was pu, over until
ihr"atentng, one "f tn larScs, open
ms daN crowds In tn. history of
Recreation Park was present
Summaries:
heats
John Henry. h &. hy wiik.-
Grace Direct h. M. nv wal,cr
Direct Earring .....
Wanda May gr. M. h., WYianSv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

summary: Two-hase hi,s-Rann
rIetchHr. criices-Meadows Hni
.ocher t2p. Heathcote O'E'arrrlI
Jones. Double plays-Terrv IN Hol
n"cher. Terry !" Hollocher to Fri
berg. I.en On bases PhIIa5.Inb;a
chicago. ). Bases on halls or
meadows. ;; On Jones. q Struck omt
Nv Jones > hr Meadows 3 HI,
~ pitcn"r--hy tones ,williamsn I'm
"'res. Moran and RiRIrr. Time. i.is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Nuke. 2r2-,,rd HoI. In o,.

Nv ' nitPT News
NEW YORK. july -. After Dr.
'"s from the eieveuth tee IN
course ~ the forest Hilis Field ~
near Newark. y. j.. YESTERDAY. Fra
w French searched for a long VI
Tor his hall Ahou, give I, NJ.
discovered that ne had made the 2
Sard hole In one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Richmonders Turn Out for Boxing Show
GOSSIP OF spoRTDoM
Moore Shows Superiority Over Kid Lewis
BY EARLE I.t1Z

Richmond moreih
u III" Church iil Athletic Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

with
hibons bouts
all haye
O mouh
10 i"s'ti OF
Of
hofi duration less pncky have
"aE came ont a" the breaks for
he'"heess packed he
1919 w
'"hhh Moore he
d.
"snS VIII not
S"eh Z" iavort'es
4 frOmin 49, N''"'N TWIN Ie"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

summary rwo-hsse hit Flack
stolen hases-Frisch 90. Young
va ncroft acriice-Doak pouhI.
plays Hornshy. Lsvan and Fnurnier
90; Robertson and Kelly LET, on
bases New YORK s. ST Louis s
Bases on ball. on Ton-v. / on
lpoak. 2 Struck out--bv noah :
r. ~ pi'chcr-hr roney iDoak,.
va rs Toney Passed hail NcCurdy
mrires. Hart and o'Dar. Time
I .4h -.,--'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Ne" pHf' N-VS hhN lNp lux - ,
summary Three rasr hii Rurk-
Sacrifice mus RiGks Mood aud bur
KIN. stolen bases -Smllh ~. Nll+u.
Raises on hHlis-on Paterson z ~
Sttckradt struck out .hy Peter
son, .. ~ Gtickradt i.rfi on uasc~
New0ort News ia. Norfolk I'm
p'rss. wright and Drih time ! 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Southern ts.nriasion Results.
'hdita nooga. > MobIi. l.
SaShvi'i. s Nov c-ieans =.
fhsrS posippunN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Pure linen Crash Suits. plain
and sport models bleacbed
s sna natural $3.50
Genuine Palm Beach Suits.
gray . sTs"" and $3.50
Genuine Silk Mohair Suits in
plain and pin stripe, GIG TX
dark coiors ....... ID i W y
All n our finest Tropical Wor-
sted Suits. conservative and
Young mems 600 IN
OFFICE COATS.
Mems thin, lightweight Once
Goats, gray or black, G. M
all aizes ........... y .UU
Finei silk Mohair Office Coats.
in black and ho or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Snmmar, rwo-bas hii Adams
earned runs Wilson. :. Portsmouth
:, Ihrr" base HIS Voter Walker
""d Ma nag. Lea on bases Ports
mouth :. Wii-on. 2 EaSes ou balls
on QUINN. l: on Proctor Struck
ni' % Proctor. 2 Double plays
oirr !" RaneS To ko"n-y. Matters
q" turutnr nam 20 Adams psus.d
- O. Erien tmpires De ave and
Nh"cf-r. Tim" Of sBur -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

-Ean for Deherry In ninth,
TBPted for Narc. in ninth

summary. Two-base hits Ward
B'ehe". Barnhart. Tierney t2D.
Eooch. D"berrH. Stolen base-Grimm
Sacrifices s. Namaux. Tierney. Harni]-
ION 80. Double plsys-Maranyill
Iierney ana Grimm. Left on bases
HrooL'y s: Pittsburgh "a Base on
haOs IN MamauS. :: M Vance.
Sfrn"E on' bv Mamaux. q by Vel
lnwhorse, !. by Hamilton a. nv
vance. Hits-off Mamaux. s IN
q: off Vance. in . ga; off Vel
o"horst IN ,. Hit by pitcher
pN vance Carey. Passed ball-pe-
o"rr, Winning Observation-Disclosures
losing Ditchsr Vance Umpircs-
hltm and phrman. Time. 1853.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Ih" Rlchmnnd Giants up-u-d the
,"Ie> against Winston salem a.
MAY" i-'hud Pnrk Yesterday win
tbns 10 q" > Batteries Giants
hl'"heit nud Patterson: WINSTON :.
l"u aik-r aud ...ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Palm Reach Pants to match
s spsen gray. ia" and $685.
Mems Work Trousers. in
Khaki, moieskin and to IL
near stripes OK. )
Mems Worsted Pants. neat
stripes and plain col O. or
ors; very special at. J0.OO
Mems Pure Worsted Dress
Trousers. in plain neat stripes,
brown and green cassimeres,
patterns p'"S ss'Se' ana neat neat $40
All OF our finest Atwood
Trousers included in tc fr
this group at. .. pUs i ~
Mems White Duck Trousers,
FOR tennis and outdoor t1 nS
sports, all aizes. 49,. y lsCO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

fi"rida >tste t.enkue N-Auita
Iack -ohNiii- ) DHNtOus
st. f"trrshnrs prl.nd" O.
]. ~ h"t"nd lhmpa 3 Eight in
iurs iAiu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Mems Hosiery

wilson Rros. Med ium
Weight Cotton Hose. black.
rorn""au, white. navy. gray
s q, s'e'"' So '"''7 SI.25
Mems Ho'eproof iisle Hose.
black. cordovan. white, navy.
Sray and green. Cash on
clean up sale price. pr. pVS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Grouped into this lot al $3.50 Won vii,
md most selective choice Of strictly high
class tailored suits OF the veery first fabrics
in plain and sport models. pin stripes velour
check and neat mixtures
Cash cleanup sale price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Mems hish-grade famous campus toys OF
kncaid ktmball line Of the very finest quaI-
ivy virgin wool fabrics. strictly hand Ia ilored
fashloned cup OF The minute, light and dark
colors. Truly wonderful 10 see al the amaz-
ingiy lou price marked tor his grea, cash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

International I.rasn~ H~..It.
fur.l" -. Newark E.
Toronto Jersey CITY WI grounds
Syracuse Heading. wei grounds
k"rhrst-r Baltimore .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

Mems Holeproof and other
MAKES Pure Thread Silk
Hose. in all wanted shades.
p~s. G as,r sale Coo
Plain col6rs and clock aide
Pure silk Hose. standard
make. hrst quality. in all col A..
orS. Cash clea n-up sale on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

At the bead Of che river there was
the fash Of drippinx oars. and the SONG
Of the black oarsnien came acros1 the
yellow f>Dod
There they cosne!" cried Barbara.
And from his u'ladow the little Ken
fncklan saw the company coming W
the path. brave With gay clothes and
smiles and gaIlaniries. The colonel
walked with grand lady ~ the head.
behind were the bellies and beaux. and
bringing up tile rear was Barbara, cs'
eorted BY youth " his own asc. who
carried his hut unsier his arm and
bore himself as hauehsliy ~ his
elders No ssscner did he eee them
mounting 70 the porch than there was
the sound ~ horn IN the rear and
\ looking out cf the other wiudow the
lad saw coach and four dash
+ through the gate aud swinx around
sthe road thar encircled the great trees,
and up TO the rear portico. where
thcre was q joyous clainpr or greet.
4 ings, Where did all those people
come fromf Were they going 10 stay
there and would he have TO Be among
sthemg All the men were dressed alike
n and nor one was dressed like him.
Panic asxailed him. and once more he
looked at the clothes ON the bed. and
athen without hesitation walked
Through the hallway, and stepped on
the threshold of the frunt door. A
quaint figure he made there, and for
\ the moment the gay talk and laughter
quite ceased The story ef him al
ready had been told. and already was
sweeping from cabin to cabin III the
sfarthest edge Of the great plantation,
No son Of Powhatan could have stood
there with more dignity. and young
Harry Dale's face broke into a smile
Nof welcome. Ills father being indoors
he went forward with hand out.
stretched.
Il am your cousin Harry" he said.
and taking him by the arm he led him
on the round of presentation.
''Mrs wllloughby, may present my
cousin from kentuckyy'
This Is your cousin. Miss Katherine
Dale: another cousin. Miss Mary; and
this Is your cousin Hugh"
And the young ladies' greeted him
With frank. eager interest. and the
young gentlemen suddenly repressed
patronizing smiles and saye him grave
greeting. for n ever a rapier flashed
from human head. II flashed from
the piercing black eye Of that little
Kentucky backwoodsmnn when his
cousin Hugh, With rather Whimsical
smile. bowed with poliseness that
was tribe TOO elaborate. Mrs. Cen
eral wIlloughby guessed how the lads
heart was humping with the effort 20
conceal his embarrassment. and when
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
CHICAGO NAMfD As
CENfER ~ WOllLD


thIcago. Jana gl chieagp Nas
named aa The potential aviation esa-
ser ~ tho xofId and ths most Ioxi.
eal BY Al n. q, rnhkar u AmsseF-
dam. noted selsntisi and balIasr %
oormanys war planes
Altar slais 10 Washington ~
confer with army and asvy asshsri-
ties. Mr.. Fokker espests 10 rstasa
10 Chicago 20 negolIaie with local
capitalists en- tho transfer " he
aviation enterprises from t'uscps q
ths city
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elcth<&
Take cR your war-dresN- - s~ld.
-And I'M sAew ycw-~
With heart warmins a uoeh kind.
ns~s. and helpless asAinsf 4. the lad
seeyed mks eAlld md was dwsssd
lIke ! chl,1
~No~. rvs ree 10 hurry lid liar
~. I'm ccns& hack for you. Just
lock u youn<lf.~ hs called a. shs
teor.
And I'm strsng~r aid lock ~ the
wonderful yixica that ! great mirv0r
~ tan A. hlmseif xssc back. Ills
eyes began 10 nsins. snd he rubbed
them with the hark of hsn hand aud
looked at she ksnd rurtously Il was
moiSs Ne had ss<a ssAss IN 4 wons
asx eyes. hut Ae did not kno~ that
shey ossisi come 70 man and BE- felt
ashamed.
trc " <onsinxss.:
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Liver Trouble Leade
70 Serious llls
olssd TIi>sv q 0se oe1y y ooopoo

Es.Iousps sss II ! xurN xI9n u ltve1
tr0ahie AAnd any tieran3en~nt -
tho llvsf h likely ~ lead n seri1uo
II not fatal rcauItx. Torpid Itvex
m~nna stills posxens " ~ hIo<sd
: danger pas cp0dItl1n n poo hnvA
pains ubdsf thx lxft kh0ul<IeS hlNdr.
eoAfed tongue. n<tIe spp41i1e< reir,
muddy eemplr rxien. % etf4f1x q
hendeehs, yopr ltyex y pgc1o1Iy q.
ferted. Read this strong eeptIn<xe.
rnsnl from M. ]. M. Strwwkeekegs
I61e Hunter w., HnSris1uxn. r.:
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store. 10 " ep1o u Hettiag ~
genuine: s...s - ksssss's s71 = - -
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y~ur prpeoctioo oDeAnoe iunlen1l11
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
ARAB GIRL HEAD or
REVOLT IS FREE
Amazon Of the East" Was
Sentenced To Die For Part
She Played In Radical
Movement

Damascus. Syria. Juna sl-~NaxiF-
al Abed. an Arab gifi who took a
prominent part IN fomentinT The re.
yolt AGAINST French rule and wig
was sentenced 10 prison for life. has
escsped stern measures adopted hy
Gen. Gonrad. high commlssionsr.
have somewhat dlnininhed tho ~.
sensity of the reign Of terror which
has gripped Damascus, AIeppo AMI
Hons during t'ld ast fsw weeks.
following the visit y Charles ~
Crane.
Leading merchants have already q
general boycott against all Ffenca
gocds and are withdrawing All money
deposited in French banks, doins
business in Syria.