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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-15
FIFTY CANDIDATES FOR
NORTH CAROLINA NINE
Process Of Elimination Will Start
This Week-Batting Cages
Installed.
APPEAR SHY ON FIELDERs
Coach Doak Will Have Plenty of
Work Shaping Freshmen to Take
the Places Of Ne,erans-Woodall
Will Act as Backstop.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.

Especial to The Times Dspa tch.l
CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. February IL
The installation of batting cages and
the early administration OF the canning
process to the swarm Of candidates will
be innovations ordered into effect early
.his week on Cardinals diamond A
solid week OF uninterrupted training
outdoors justify the moves proposed.
The favorable weather conditions
have been inviting to the candidates to
enter freely into practice during the
week. nifty men having responded to
the daily calls. The various forms OF
preparation have been instituted, hit
ting. running bases, and sliding trips
to the stations have each received par
ticular attention in orderly fashion.
From to o'clock are the hours de-
voted TO building representative nine
Coach Chick" Doak has divided his
time with the baseball and basketball
squads. After the weeks engagement
with basketball quints in Virginia this
week. he Will give his undivided atten-
tton to the department OF baseball.
There appears TO be a wealth Of ma
terial from which to select pitching
stan. Williams, Shields and 4Aycock.
regulars of tho 1914 season, are again
candidates. plyler. of Lenoir College.
Currle. from Radford team. and Kim
law, of Rocky Mount, are tho freshmen
in college that have exhibited some
ability on amateur mines. The lack Of
veterans In the outaeld Is noticeable
Hubert Ralley. centreielder is again in
the outer garden. Nance, substitute OF
last season, Is a candidate for q regular
berth Honey. Pearson and Creighton
ara freshmen that have entered into the
race. Creighton comes from Auburn, of
Alabama.
Patterson, former Trinity College
Initial saoker. has heon switched to
second He Will be grooved into the lob
made vacant by the absence of Karl
Bailey.
Paul Bruce, OF Elon College, Is a bid
der for berth ut shortstop. Kim
borough Sheek has a strong bid on the
! tnira sack. Captain Lawrence WoodaI.
Of Raleigh, will do the catching
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WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL
TEAM OFF ON A JUNKET
iiny Trinity ut Durham, Tonight, and
VIII Wind Up Week mt Columbia,
Where South Carolina Is to Piay

WAKE FOREST. February 1.-THE
wake Forest basketball team leaves to-
morrow for Il weeks trip The follow
ing men compose the squad: forwards.
Holding. Hall and Beam; centre. Car
rick and Franks: guards, Billings.
Hensley. Whltehurst, Davis, and 1t is
probable that Huntiey will take part
OF. IL not all of. the trip. Coach Gro
zter makes the tenth man.
On Monday night Trinity is met for
the first time this season on their homo
floor at Durham Trinity plays n re-
turn game ut Wake Forest February
"a. and in case OF Il tie, the third and
deciding game is likely to be arranged
and staged at Raleigh about the first
OF March.
Elon is met Tuesday night for the
nrst time this year. return game is
played in Wake Forest February "a
Following this game the team Jour-
neys to Gre cnsboro and meets the local
Young Mems Christian Association
and plays the Charlotte Young Mems
Christian Association. Tho team then
makes n long jump. and the next game
is played at Augusta. Ga, with the Au-
gusta Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. The last game OF the trip la
played at Columbia Saturday night, the
Quint from the University OF South
Carolina being the Baptists' opponents
this time.
Tho Baptist quint has n good record
20 far this season. Out Of eight games
played 10 date seven have resulted in
wins for Wake Forest, the only game
In which the Baptists have been de-
feated was with the University OF
North Carolina in Chapel Hill. BY de-
feating Carolina last Thursday night
Wake Forest made it two out of three
from the Carolina qulnt, and thus have
eliminated them as contenders for the
state championship. In the eight
games played Wake Forest has regis
tered 307 points to their opponents' I47>
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TWO RIDERS TAKE CHOPPERS
IN DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB MEET
DR.. White and Wiiburn Sydnor Badly
shaken Up when Their Mounts
Become NIired

The Deep Run Hunt of the Country
Club. of Virginia met Saturday at the
kennels for one OF the most exciting
runs or the season.
The hounds were thrown in at Hab-
liston. then through Adams's. across
Patterson Avenue into Chantilly. and
4 short check was welcomed ut Broad
Street Road.
The ncxt cash lay through Birches's
and the surrounding country After
short check the hunt continued ut a
fast pace through Landstreets, West
hampton. Richmond College grounds,
Stonehurst and Westham
The finish across the grounds was
close and interesting. and witnessed by
a largo crowd from the clubhouse.
The hunt this year has been exccp-
tionally free from disasters. but Satur-
day they came with interest, largely
due to the very bad footing.
Wilburn Sydnor, while coming
through Adamss at n fast pace, came
to an ugly cropper, whom his mount
mired deep into the mud, when taking
rail- fence on the opposite side. throw
ing Mr.. Sydnor far over Its head.
DR.. White also came to an ugly
cropper when coming out OF Adams's,
his mount landing in heavy mire and
throwing the doctor with a great shock
into Patterson Avenue Road. Neither
Mr.. Sydnor or DR.. White suffered any
serious effect from their disasters ex-
cept q shake up Other members of the
hunt had difficulty in getting through
the mire in many places.
Those riding were as follows: Fred
Campbell, NJ. T.. H., on Megantic: will
burn Sydnor (whip) on Lady Robbie,
Harry Beattie (whip) on Miss Quinn.
Miss Crenshaw on The Quaker Miss
Fanny Crenshaw on Her Grace, Mr..
James w. Graves on Joe Mason, w. O.
Young on st. Patrick, John A Branch
on Flat Foot, DR.. j. a. White on Rob
Roy, Il. u. Harris on Leesburg Boy,
Irskine Buford on Erin
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BASKETBALL


LYNCHBURG, VA, February IL
The basketball team representing the
Lynchburg Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION this year has made another
good record, having played and won
ten games. Only three games remain
to be played. two of these being at
home. and the last OF the season being
with the Central Young Mems Chris
,ian Association al Norfolk.
The North Carolina University plays
here Saturday night. and the following
Saturday night the Richmond Howit-
zers are here. and the team goes to
Norfolk March for the closing game
Of tho season, with the Central Young
Mems Christian Association In that
city.
In the team games played Lynchburg
has scored 51l points to 2O6 for it's
opponents. The hardest game was
with Norfolk. the locals winning, 81
to 33, the easiest being with Danville
Young Mems Christian Association,
l4ynchhurg winning l47 to 8. This np-
pears to he the largest score ever made
in an association game in the South.
The record Is as follows:
Lynchburg. SIS; Virginia Christian
College. 8.
Lynchburs. 70; Lynchburg High
School, %.
Lynchburg. 147; Danvilie Young
Mems Christian Association, 9.
Lynchburg, &C.; Randolph Macon Col
leEe. 90.
Lynchbure, IS: Durham. N c., Young
Mems Christian Association. %.
Lyuchburg, 80; Washington Young
Mems Christian Association, 20.
bynchhurg, SO: Richmond Howitzcrs,
25.
Lynchburg. 81; Union Theological
Seminary. 81.
lynchburg. 81; Norfolk Central
Young Mems Christian Association, 49,.
lynchhurg. 46; Loyola College, Bal
timore, 81.
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'TH|RTY-TWO DRIVERS
ENTER AUTO CLASSIC
Vanderbilt Cup Race viii Show tho
Foremost Pilots OF the World
Contrasting for Rich Prizes.
MANY ALREADY ON THE SCENE
Tuning Up Machines for the Great
Test Over the Panamn-Pacific Ex-
position Course-Grand Prix to He
Staged the Following Saturday.

SAN FRANCISCO, February IA
Thir.y-two entries have been an
nounced for the Vanderbilt cup race.
which VIII be run on the grounds of
the Panama-Pacinc International Elk
position on Monday, February e..
|. Included In the list of drivers are
some OF the most noted dare-devils in
the auto racing world. and this, to-
sether with tho record number Of cars
entered. makes the running OF this
years big classic ono Of the most in
teresting In it's history.
Many of the racers already have ar
rived on the scene and have begun tho
work Of tuning up their machines for
the great test. The exposition course
Is 3,s miles long. and 1t will be neces-
sary for the cars to circle the course
seventy-five times before the race IL
completed.
The Grand Prix race will be run tho
following Saturday. and will be almost
as rich in entries as the big cup race.
Following are the entries for the
Vanderbilt cup classic:
Stutz-Gil Anderson, driver.
Stutz-Earl Cooper. driver
Satisfactorily Wilcox, driver.
Perugot-Resta. driver.
Perugot-lInannounc driver
Mercer-Eddie Fuller, driver.
Mercer-G, +. Ruckstell, driver
Mercer-Louis Ntkrent, driver
SimpleX-Louis Disbrow, driver.
Chevrolet-Jack Le Cain, driver
MISUNDERSTANDING Oldheld, driver.
Maxwell, william Carson. driver.
Maxwell. Ed. Rickenbacker. driver.
Duesenherg-Ed. O'Donnell. driver,
Duesenherg-Tom Alley. driver
Delage--C. r. Newhouse driver.
Tahis-Jack Gahste, driver.
Edwardss Special-I.ogandy. driver.
Edwardss Special-Captain Kennedy,
driver.
Californian--Alex. Bragg, driver.
Bugatti-J. r. Marquis. driver.
Parsons's Special-Jim Parsons.
driver
Chevrolet-R. c. Durant, driver.
Mercedes-Ralph De Palma, driver.
King Arthur-Klein. driver.
Edwin Spccial-Bergdoll, drivar
observation-disclosures McKelby, driver.
Case-Eddie Hearne, driver.
Casc-Boh Burman. driver
Hercules-Harold Hall, driver.
Tomasint--T. A. Toma stni, driver
National-Unannounc driver.
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TWENTY-EIGHT PAIRS DRAWN
FOR INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK, February 14-Twenty-
eight pairs We're drawn here to-day for
the National indoor tennis champion
shin doubles. In the top are F. G..
Iehrmann, German and former part
ner OF Froitzheim and Erueser; w. c..
Grant, joint holder OF the title with q.
{. Shafer, who has new partner In
Il. X. Whitney, OF BOSTON: E. s. Craein
aud Kin Smith. regimental championa.
and Carl Behr and T. r. Pell
The lower half includes V. c. Ar
gembaur. the Australian. and r. G..
Love. british player. who have paired; ;
Selm and George Aranyi an Austria
liam French team; q. F. Touchard and
w. NJ. Washhurn, Eastern winner, and
y. S. Prentice and G. f. Watson, Jr.
The doubles Will start tomorrow
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WELSH TO HOOK UP WITH
JIMMY ANDERSON TONIGHT

GRAND RAPIDS, February IL
credible Welsh, the lightweight cham
mon OF the world. and Jimmy Ander-
son. the hard hitting Hoosier light
Woishl, are here mt and ready for their
SiN-round mo decision contest to-mor.
row night.
Welsh Is not making any weight for
Anderson. but Jimmy Is big and strong,
so that little disadvantage will not
bother him.
Welsh will go to Chicago Tuesday
10 train ior his Milwaukee fight with
Churhe Whitc on Ecbrunry ni
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T0-Dny'a Cnrd.

FIRST race-purse two-year-olds
maiden lilies, three and one-half fur
Hope, Emily r,
los: Miss Sleeth. Divan, Shadow, Little
hisger, Eleanor, III; Beautiful Girl
ll2; OVetta. liz: Sis Mallory, lie: Ross
Marian. lie: Flying Colors. 49,
Second-three-yea r-olds and ND. one
milc-Gerthelma. Runny, 90; Chevron
20; Colonel McDougall, lO5; Elmu. lO6,
Hriton Oblivion, Captain Druse. Ambrj
los; TRttler. ITO.
Third--sclling, three year-olds md
up, hVe and one-half furlonEs-Anpie
wood, Blue Race. Mabel Dulwcber. So.
Rose Ring, 100; California Jack, Native
Son, Stella CRANE. Lillian Kripp. 100
Roscas. l05: Cleopat, 100: Martene Cha
Wis. Nobby. Auto Maid, Birdman. los,
Eek Davis. III.
Fourth-three-y ear-olds. Colima han
dicap. six MISUNDERSTANDING c.. So;
Men, 1O3; Tory Maid. Luke Mae, lie
Fifth-selllng, three ear-olds and
up, five and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING
lo3; Marty Lou, l0c: Panhachapi. los,
RuVoco. Wild Irish, los; Judge Ghcens
l09; Velie Forty Edmond Adams. 1j0,
Rubicon H.. III: Orimar Lad, rs.
Sixth-selling. four-year -oids and I'm
one mile-Green Brae, 81: Lady limo.
cence. Alice Teresa, Freda Johnson. 9S,
Lehigh. Cantem. 100; Paw, Acumen
l0"; {. w Kennon, Hardy. Polls, Trans
parent. 1905: Black Mate, los: NIarshnI,
TnghmDn, li2.
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Lehigh. ~, NJ. I. r., ~.

BETtiLEIIEM, PA, February H.
T.chigh defeated Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology at basketball last
night, 80 to IL. The Boston lads were
held to two field goals, which occurred
I'm the flrst half. They played n good
passing game, but fell down in their
many tries for fold goals.
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nr. Manning Rcnigna.

NEW YORK. February I4.--An I'M
portant change in the executive force
of the United States Football Associa-
ton, which controls soccer in this
country. took place at meeting OF
the United States Football Association
council when tho resignation Of Dr.. q.
Randolph Manning, OF New York, as
president was accepted.
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CORR MAY REFEREE THE
WELSH-WOLGAST BOUT

NEW YORK, February 14.-Eugene
Corri. who refereed the Welsh Richie
championship battle that gave the
EnElishman tho crown, may onlciate
for these boys again when they clash
on March IL at Madison Square Garden
Manager Jimmy Johnston Tonight
cabled tho Great National Sporting
Club OF London referee, asking him to
come over ut tho expense of the club
Johnston expects an answer to-mor-
row.
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Kitbane shows form.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February a.
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight cham
pion, had the better Of the six-round
bout here last night with Eddie Nor
ganN of England. Tho first two rounds
were about even, and from then to the
end OF the fight Kilbane showed cham
pionship form to the disadvantage Sof
Morgan.
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baldwin Outpoint. Deecher.

NEW YORK. February I4.-Matty
Baldwin. the Boston lightweight. out
pointed Beecher. Of New York. last
night on a ten-round bout. Baldwin's
ring experiences and cleverness offset
the local boys efforts.
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Niandot and Dundee Draw.

NEW ORLEANS, February 14.--Joe
Mandot, OF New Orleans, and Johnnie
Dundee, of New York, lightweights,
fought twenty fast rounds to n draw
here this afternoon.
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Athletes Mailed to woirn.t

NEW YORK, February l4,--Manaeer
jimmy Johnston. of the Garden Club.
Tonight mailed articles to Ad Wolpast
to sign for his ten-round 20 with
Leach Cross here February &C.
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JUAREz RESULTS

First receive and one-half fur.
lonss-Marta Mac. ITO (Gross), & to ..
to o. to 5. first; Maohalko, IOo
.Nio'ti, 10 !, to !. even. second;
!. TO !. third. Time. 1906 2-5. zia.
Raven Hall. Bat Masterson, Split Sec.
ond, Louis Des Cosnets. Captain Lind
aley, Making. Charles Goetz. Min, Edith.
star aoard. Elsie Green also ran.
Seeond-siS fnrlongs-King Worth,
III tStcarnsl. even. to 3, to s. nrst g.
Florence Roberts. lo7 (Kederisl. 4 10 /
even, to 3, second; Mimorioso. 10i
1HartwelD, to ;. > to 3. l to 6, third.
Iime, l:l2 IS. Manganese. Magic. Ma
ter also ran.
Third-seven furlongs-Dad Davies
Ito (Gentry). to /. I to ., : to TO-
nrst; Oholus. ITO (McCabe), 4 to |. 8 To
o. TO 10. second; Bclcolore, l03 (Ee
dcris(, IL to l, to l, to l. thirJ
rime' 20 80. Alkanet. Osmond, Ava
rauo' Lohn Spohn. Freezer. Tutor, AS
wan, Moscowa, Theses also ran.
Fourth-one mIle-Colonel March
mont. ITO tTaylor), 6 to ), / to .. | TO
4, hrst; Rasp, 107 (Gross). to !. 7
10 D. Ia :, second; Brookheld. 107 (Mc-
! Cabe), TO |, to l, s TO 5, third Time.
t:SS. Colonel Marchmont coupled with
! injury as j. w. Fuller entry RinClinp
Disable, Lack Rose. Executor. PAY
streak. Mud Sill. Helle OF Bryn Mawr
and Injury also ran
F1tth-hve and Il halt furiongs-Sen-
ator LANES. Ill tGentry). Is to !, s to I.
TO /, first; Marie O'Brien, 90 uouder>
TO !, tn 5. TO 8. second: Twilight.
uul 'Mott). TO !. to d. 1 to 5. third.
Time, 1905 30 Calcium. Rose King.
! KATHERINE Roberts, Anna Reed DO"
| Alleh' Rig LumaX. Lofty Heywood
| Gonna, Little Birdie also ran
| SiXth-mile and one-e eighth - Lin
orook. l0l tMotD, . to !. 2 to 3, ! to
>. hrst; Toynbee. % Uapailie). 5 to 2.
! even TO ). second; Voladay. Jr., lie
| (Rice), to I. TO 10, to 2. third
lime. l:ao 20. Corde T., Goldy, Net
maker also ran
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CHICAGO, February Thames A.
Gilmore, president Of the Federal
League. left to-day for New York. 1t
is believed ho goes East to- put the
finishing touches on the transfer OF tho
Kansas city club to some section OF the
East. Newark, N. j.. Is said to be
the spot picked out for tho Kansas City
franchise.
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i.'souTGh, Augusta, Ga. March 2
~ LOUIS, Havana, Cuba. February os
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10
stems Of a
4ceal Kind

Miss Nellie Upham, OF VAIL was
Denison shopper Saturday.
Mr.. Alfred Goettsch, Of West Side
was a business visitor here Monaay.
Additional Denison local news vii
be found on page five of the secon'
section.
Mrs. r. R. Robinson, of Vail, was
guest at the DR.. j. c. Robinson HON,
yesterday.
Mr.. Roscoe Saunders was over from
Manila Monday, being called here tt
testify in a lawsuit.
Mr.. Otto Kniefe was down from De
lott Monday calling on friends ant
transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kremin were VI
from Dow City yesterday shopping
and calling OH friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Goddard, OF
Dow City, were among the out of town
callers here yesterday.
John Onschutz went to RiRpey yes.
terday, where he will spend several
days visiting relatives.
Henry Beerman was over from
Buck Brove Saturday attending to
some business matters.
Misses Catherine and Luella Muir.
ply, Of Dunlap, are spending the week
in Denison with friends.
Clair Butterworth, of Dow City, was
among the out Of town business call
ers i'll Denison Thursday.
Mrs. George Harvey, of Logan, was
pleasant guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt Tuesday.
Ed Clausen came down from Kiron
Monday and spent the day calling on
his many county seat friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller, Jr. were
passengers. to Omaha yesterday morn.
ing, where they spent the day visiting
friends.
Mr.. Il. Compton, OF Arthur, was in
schaseeza fine Aberdeen Angus bull Of
: the McHenry herd.
Mr.. Frank Bolton returned the last
OF the week from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at points in
Kansas and Missouri
Mr.. G. B. Coin was over from Char
ter Oak last Thursday attending to
some business matters and calling on
his many acquaintance.
Alfred Brandt, who is working for
the Green Bay Lumber company at
Carroll. was in Denison Sunday visit
ing his sister, Mrs. c. l.. Smith.
n Mrs. Huldah Hall left Saturday eve
ming for Chicago, where she is spend
ing the week visiting the wholesale
millinery houses and purchasing her
spring stock OF hats and trimmings.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10

Thos. aAhiarrts.'' , 81 IS Dow City, was a Der
ison business caller yesterday.
Penelope will meet with Mrs. Fran
Pfarr on Tuesday February 10th.
Mr.. Joe stepanek was up from Doy
City yesterday calling on county sea
friends.
J. j. Finigan is over from Bucl
Grove today attending to some bust
ness matters.
Attorney c. ]. Welsh returned yes
terday from Omaha, where he spen
two or three days visiting friends.
Mr. O'Connor, of Kansas City, is
depending the week in Denson visiting
his brothers, James and Jerry O'Con
nor.
| County Supt F. N. Olry was in Ari
on yesterday visiting the schools and
is spending this afternoon at the Deloit
SCHOOL.
NIilt Childress, Hannibal Fink and
l.. Miller, of Deloit, were among the
out of town callers at the county seat
Tuesday.
Adolph LentZ, a resident OF Ute, is
spending the day in Dentson trans
acting business and shaking hands
with friends.
| f. ]. Moeller and John Sachau were
down from Deloit Tuesday transact
ing business. The Review acknowl-
edges pleasant call.
The Fred LEM family will move
onto the Herman Otto farm just north
of Denison the first of next month, Mr..
LEM having purchased it.
Mr.. Frank Cruise, of Hail., Jones
county, has been visiting at the home
of his uncle. Mr. Daniel Cruise, and
other relatives in the city during the
past week.
We are sorry to report that Mrs. E.
X. -Burch is quite sick this week. She
is threatened with pneumonia. Her
daughter, Mrs. Stoltenberg, of Schles-
wig, arrived this afternoon to help
care for her.
Mrs. A. M. Talcott, of McClelland
Iowa, and niece, Miss Evelyn Larson,
of Ute, and brother, Mr. c. S. Green
OF Council Bluffs, were in Denison Sat
urday' attending to some business mat
ters which required their attention.
Chas. Bray. who has been carrying
mail out on route seven for over two
years, resigned his position last Sat
urday. Mr. Bray will enter the rail
way mail service and expects to be
assigned to post some time within
the next few days.
Mrs. X. o. McConnaughey entertain
ed at dinner Monday evening compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, of
Juneau, Alaska, who have been visit
ing at the Sears McHenry home. A
very elegant dinner was served and all
report most enjoyable evening.
Forty people were entertained at
cards at the NJ. l.. Houlihan home on
Monday evening and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening Delicious refresh
ments were served during the course
of the evening and it was not until
late hour that the merry party broke
up.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10
Notice..

To the Township Trustees and Road
Supervisors:
You are hereby notified that meet
ing of the township truatees and road
supervisors will be held at the court
house in Denison. Iowa, on Feb. II,
1915. for the purpose OF discussion of
good road building. Compensation for
attending is two dollars per day, with
no mileage, for trustees and road SUI
pervisors.
Board of Supervisors,
Git Ny P. j. PortZ, Co. Auditor.
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Gard of Thanks,

We take this means of thanking our
many friends ant" neighburs for their
kindness and sympathy shown us dur
ing the sickness and death of our dear
husband and father, and for the many
floral tributes. May Gods richest
blessings be yours and when such sor-
row comes to you may you be comfort
ed by such friends as we have known
is our feryept wish.
Mrs. Charlotte Green
pd and Children.
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Farm Loans.

We are now in a position to place a
large amount OF both life insurance
company as well as personal money for
eastern parties Oh Crawford county
farm loans. The rates for this will
be very reasonable. We deal with the
lenders direct. See us before you close
your loan. Richardson Bros. Nc
Carthy Building. Denison, Iowa. Git