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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS
"rrorn neIln" Need. singing nm,

'" neil" NccnS singing md Act
II "Flora Bella" exercised any charm,
when IL WAS produced in New yorI.
carrier this season, il must have been
because Lima Abarbnucll and - com
pctent cast sang II we'll and PLAYED il
with some dcliuacy. Its music. bv
Charles Cuvillicr and Milton Scbwar,z
wald, requires real singing an order ~
he effective: and it's book, by Fclix
pocrnihh' revised and adapted by Cos
mo Hamilton and Dorothy Donncuy
calls for something moro thar, musj-
cHl-comcdy acting TO prevent II from
lapSinS INTO dull. novclistic diaIo,euc
Neither good singing nor capable
acting went into it's presentations q;
the Academy Of Music last night. for
tho first of three performances. \ few
Inherently amusing lines fell TO III.
portion OF John l.. icarncy. who did
what he could with them In "a pleas
antIy conventional manner and AN al
together formal straieh, part was
asreenbiy played by Russell Lennon.
Beyond this. there remained only the
part played by the augmented or
chestra under tho direction Of Vernon
Bcstor. by the chorus I'm ono or two
rather lively ensemble dance numbers
and by two dancers Of the acrobatic
type.
'oi 'hb' W tbhtI nlSl appeared III
conspicuous part here in The eli.
max" which she sang extremely well.
If memory serves: then she sang the
title role i'm Mr.. Ilcrbcrt's "Naughl,.
Marietta" in which she sharpcd and
played with Il sort Of forced cute
ness. Last night she sang off pitch
again. and in addition. scoopcG to
about half her notes and was constmnt
~ guilty Of another bad trick in maxi
1, ,l-ss
Tor each was started. thus kccpiur :,
fraction behind at all times. Indeed.
for II woman with u voice shc gave
an uncomnonly had exhibition Of sing
ing. Nor was she ever tho Flora Bella
Of the story.
Opposite hcr. tie tenor John &
Phillips. mOuthed tie words OF his
song in an extraordinary manner. and
also failed to touch the character of
n dashing Russian prince. The SOU
!revtc part was lcf, unpiaycd by
Hhoda Nichols, who. however. sang an
interDOlatcd song in u clear voice that
ran to big top notes. Robert lsuchnnon
was very bad Frenchman. but a
very good dancer. and he and Mildred
shelley. who was all undrcssed aud
had to keep going. cleared ono Of
tho few bright spots in the perform
ance by their agile dancing.
y ioTa belh OuGhi 10 hihl III DcaU-
tiful flowers. hut ii didn't suggest any
thing so fragrant last night.
Douglas Gordon.
Julian F;ItlnEr. In "COusin Lucy"
Cousin Lucy" Julian EitinRes
newest vehicle. will nc seen Mt the
Academy Of Music on Tuesday and
Wednesday, with Wednesday matinee
The new musical comedy was written
by Charles Klein and marked the last
work OF that famous dramatisi. II
affords Mr.. EltinGe. so II liz said. an
even creator opportunity for exhibit
ing his genius as an mDersonator.
and is entirely different in story and
treatment from anything he has here
tofore offered. Cousin Lucy" is de-
scribcd rs n bewilderin9 circus Of fun
. !. -
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MASSANUTTEN WANTS GAME
" ""dhi"rk school Has Excellent i.rns.
Schedule Several Stronr ton,c.t.

Sn'cldl 10 The Times Dispatch
WppbSToCK. VA. January 10
ne MaSsanutt"u Academy has issued
- can Tor basketball candidates. ana
u'''"h men have reported to t'onch
h'Fr tor irN-outs There were only
y" men back from last years team.
laWn and Au'con forwards: bui tho
h""hu"nco "i new material leads
oTn'n Ncrr TO h"li"V" that the team
Viii he up t" tho standard an cv"rm
WY 10" most promising Of tic now
men are English pymock Ramon
wan. CHAPMAN. smith and Schr.mm'
piei"d at this writing. and opcn dates
Gun ne obtained hI writing 20 Manager
=. w bt,hl. MaSsauuitcn Academy
W o"dStoCk Va. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
NAL ONE AGAIN BEATS ESPY
h">ton Player Gives Veteran Real RIM
Tor HtS honry--t"ntiaur t:>hi-
billions To-day,

H. V. Malone last night ne, ''Eus,ou"
ESpy in q return nnatch AT pocll,i nj.
ilafhS. hnt defeated aim. 100 10 Az
ne ihAtch vas ON" OF tho most inter
cStlhI seen here in som, time Malone
ilad agreed to dcf"a; him 100 Ia 40 mr.
better and At On" time the Boston
player was leading. 81 to 30 How
ever we pool AN" billiard veteran set
iled himself to real play III short order
ana. with several long runs. succeed
ca III winning out Malone VIII con-
'h'"e hi* exhibitions OF fancy billiard
an" poo! shots at the Sixth stree, nooI-
room throughout the " elk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
SCORES RISK LIVES ON ICE
For First Time In IL Years. Ecrr,bontx
Unable 10 Run Between De-
trO1t and Windsor
IBy Associated Press

DETROIT. MlCll.. January i,
Score of persons riskcd their lives This
morning by walking from Windsor
Ont. TO Detroi; on tho ico-cloggcd Dc.
troit River. For the first time in four.
teen years ferryboats between tho ,yo
cities have been unable to gct through
Detroit policemen were ordered Ia prc
ven; any moro persons from crossing
on The Ice.
a powerful fcrryboat with 500 pas-
scngers abroad tried to make the trim
to Windsor this morning. but was com
"rllcd :" return ." tho local dock
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| LOOMS Breaks Mark
for Short Dirt Dash

CHICAGO. january i9.--Joscph q.
toomis, stnr indoor athlete or tho
Chicago Athletic Association. broke
tho worlds track record for the
hfy-ynrd dash Tonight In a dunI
meet between tho Northwestern
"iNcrsi'E frn"k team md the Nth
trtir Association, ut puttcn cyIun,-
Siutn. ENnnstOn. III. His time for
tho sprint was $50 SECONDS. which,
equals his own record ON n ,oodcn
trnch, mndr AZ ST. Louis, Mnrct
20. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
MURRAY LARGEST SCORER
FOR INDIANS AGAINST TECHS
BinrkshurG auint shows Poor Form
bn' Defeats "tllinmsi,urgcrx, 80
To lo-I.oEun md Wrcn Stnr
ISpeeI:l to The T!mes-nisnalchl

Especial t" The Times Dispatch
Bl.ACkSBuRG. VA. january 10
The Techs defeated William and Mary
'o-hiGh' by a score Of 70 To 10. Though
IN" score was decisive. tho Techs fell
OIL considerably from the showing
made against i'ampden Sidney Vir-
Ein'a Pol! iechnic Institute. a; times.
showed real form. but during the
greater part Of the game She had diff
h"uliy in locating the baskets
The iloor work Of the Techs was also
noi up I" standard. For Virgin
F"!Etcchnic institute, George Cooke a,
guard played the best game can
.a'h Logan also did much in making
we score ana Wrcn led b's team with
lNe baskets to his credit Murray. of
Ham and Mary. Scored eight of
their ten points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
CHARLOTTE LANDS BERTH
i. g.. Mrilwninc Buys Franchise and
Wit Organize New tompnny--Nrw
Nuunrrr for Carolina League Tenn.

7 .NSN'''IhT"N !
tii.t 'HDT'rE. " t., January l?.--
,t ,.' Nas assured her berth in
iii" HJh Carolina League ior another
>casoG this afternoon, when the fiau-
ellis" was SolL to j. T.. Mcllwainc, a
local Insurance man. who viii form a
now company. owing /" financial rc-
verses, directors OF the association had
SiSniiicd their Intention o; withdraw =
ing from the circuit tn relation for
an annual rental ou WcarH !'icld tho
old association turns over IN" fran
chisc and players contract. y new
manager moi set selected. '"ill SUP.
plant Martin pudlcy.
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'tiiII'IfS N>N0i NCE. GAMES
FOR SPRING TRAINING SEASON

y! Associated Press
fliII.Nbl.iEiiIh. lamar ic-rfc
lhiihd"irhiH Nationals announced to-
NaA MAJ games will he played on the
SPiihS training trip as follows:
NDrli : and ., at JackSonNiilr: April
:, Ut Raleigh. G.; April .. at Dur
ham y. e
On AprIl =. and the rhillics vii,
team at WASHINGTON = Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
HiIou Attractions Go 10 s,rnna

To-day marks the last of rhurstun,s
engagement at the BiJou. where The
mystery worker has been packing 'em
IN all week. Beginning Monday. tho
strand becomes the home OF the In
'eriational Circuit attractions in Rich
i.oh". FOR It's reopening. under tic
new policy, the Strand will offer "prct
~ Baby" which is said to he n worry
smart and sprightly little musical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
Pil' her " Nii>Et TUtDC:u
10 'HIiADELrtiiN NAuIONSJS

LIT ff.E ROCK. Ark. January
nrn"st walker has been traded to nc
IN ilhdeiphia Nationals for Pitcher TIN.
cup ana Dutieldcr Wcisrr. Robert q;
HiIcn, -prcsidcn, OF tho Little Rock
c!nb Or the Southern Association. has
announced Walker formerly waa with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
WILLIAM AND MARY LOSES
TO ROANOKE COLLEGE FIVE
Poor GnnrdirE Permits Salem Forward,
4" Toss Mnny BnskctS-Murrny.
Gcddy. Painter, Rumhum Stnr
Especial to The Timcs-pisra,ch.

Especial to The Times Bispatch.l
SAl.EM VA, January Basket;
"rs OF Roanoke College TOOK tho .;cnIps
OF the William aud Mary Indians. in
Hu" frontier fash ! by the over
whclm;nS score Of - 10 \ on the local
floor last night. Tn" game WAS Ron :
n"kc'S from whistle to whistle Viii
nam and Mary fought eamcly and
'iSHni;. hut was powerlcSs NJ c.crv
stage Of the game TO show AN effective
offensive foor guarding by the visi-
tors was largely responsible for the
size OF Roanokc's score Tho Maroons.
too, had great advantage in weight
ana height, backed up by better and
sw'ftcr teamwork
Fainter ana sam Bouham basketed
the leather almost at will Fainter
hcaNiuS spectacular toss from he
y"nd midhoor Duncan and Brown
though Weakened by injuries, were
more 'han enough for their opponents.
Jerusalem" Bouham's guarding was
excellent. tho hip hoy keeping the In
hl"hS oHenSc effectively smothcrcd
TN" Who'll" team displayed "a form that
ausurs well foi championship sea
son.
Murray was strong man for tho In :
uianS, making six OF their eight points
'cdcN ran the floor we'll Coach Spru-
nan ran IN his entire second team fnr
me last half-minute OF p!ay. during
which each side registered "a field -oaI
the lineup follows.
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PHttfIt tLLi ALL CLEVELAND
NEWIttNS Sign CONTRACTS

CHICAGO, January ALPHABETICALLY
every. member OF the Cleveland Ameri-
caEs has signed 1917 contract. James
Dunn. prchidcr, OF the ciuh announced
her" tonight in denying that 4
Threatened strike would seriously erin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
ht hH Dtf Ely WILL CO4CH
RNtHD BtSEHtiI 'TI.tu

NN Hl!II' IE. MASS. January lie
Hugh Duffy. manager and nriucinnl
owner ~ :hc Portland Club. in The
haNtcin i.caguc, wm9 clcctru aY h"ud
coach fer tho Harvard baseball team
io-aUy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20

III ThurSd0y, FrIdny and Saturday,
WIN saturday matinee. the manage
hieht announces Howc's Travel Fcsti-
val. Win an entirely new set OF pic
,ures. including film showing the
MawSon expedition to the Antarctic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
Howes Picture. Next Week.

large beauty chorus. There arc also
many musical and dancing numbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
CRAYSON PROMOTION
ST|RS NAVAL CIRCLES
jumping" Medical Officer Over ia
Of His Seniors Causes
Criticism.
NAVY LEAGUE is cAusrle
Statement Made at White House
That President Regards Appoint
mcnt AS Personal One, and VIII
Insist on Its Confirmation.

WASIIINGTON. January 1o.-prc.i-
dent Wilson's action in promoting his
friend and associate DR.. Cary T. Gray
SUM- u . ~. from the relative rank
oil lieutenant commander to ,ha; or
rear-admiral tonight caused a .torm
OF criticism. The promotion OF DR.
Hrayson causes him Ia he 'jumpcd"
over ia or his seniors ana through
three naval grades. The revolt arain,,
I'll" appointment was raised in an cdi
t"riai comment prepared by the NAVY
League of the United States 1t said
In part:
The subtle and studied character of
THIS betrayal OF the navy 10 the In
'rEhe or personal politics is acccntu-
ated by tho fact that some OF Tho name.
'of tho i've officers promoted TO the
grade Of rcar-admiraD were included
In the list with the purpose OF giving
1t r"spectab;lity. David w. Taylor was
named He is tho forc,nos, construc.
tor IN the world to-day, and his ser.
vices TO his country should have spared
him the insult of having his name
used as "a deodoIizer
Let rs discuss frankly tho case Of
DR. GraysoG. He entered the service
III i9oi. ana after twelve years OF dut,
OF which perhaps the most arduuus part
has been carrying the Waite House
shawl strap. he is promoted to the rank
OF rear-admiral with all the pay and
cmoiumcnts which K" with that hon
ured rank. usually conferred as re-
ward Of long and worthy service.
il MrED OVER READS
or MEN Or I.ONt. SERVICE
lie is jumped over tn" head. 81 men
WI" have done ,hcIi legitimate duty ON
ships and IN tn" fever fcns of tho
tropics He passes over these and f.
given F" life position with Il higher
permanent rank Than was over before
reached by q doctor in tho history OF
The navy; and tho mon Of longer. Of
better and OF honorable services are
siurrcd as being unworthy ana incorn-
pctent"
II Is not expected that the opposition
created by friend. OF tn, Jumped"
officers viii be sufficient TO defeat the
confirmation ~ br Graysons arpoini-
ment in tho Senate. There is no doub,
that there viii he AN acrimonious OK
preston Of opinion from Senators who
numhcr among their friends and con
stitucntS some Of tho sufferers
The White House declared Tonight
that tho President had made the an.
pointmcnt personal one. and that he
would insis, upon confirmation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20

:, summary: Field goals for p.,p,L,
n nno"'Sr s. $ n%nhnm 81, pnmcan 90
MM WI, and M"rH-Murray o.. Geddy , iHS'
XIV ti goals Tor Roanole--pantcr Csi: Tor
W iI'hiil ana Mary-Murruy lD .uh.,i;r
i"r r., ,E"snuks Rhyme ioF Brown Bnreh
!; E"nnnnl wilkes for Duncan. WITHIN , 'ni
M"rE. " iis"n. for CriHicr. Referee Carlton
''''''"'''i' ~ kud
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WWharton;, Wren Tor Il. ,cocks s s"nSs FOR
WWdrmr,m: Brooks for Bcnn"r. WieEcl FOX
r tfe' y S9ssrv r. Logan o. p cock,
W. NJ. Geddy. uD. MURRAY AZ Fan Fan
Sn"is.N, r. l.. g. Cooke ,3i W. & 81
Umpire Lancaster, OF Ran,!oi ph. Macon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20

t.hS iriulty at BLACK shurg
n"N .---\ NJ T.. at Lexington, Va
May -t'Hrriosir Tech lpcnriin.r
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Dor. bic il6 unssadtet bes Wo6itasss
ON iiiblm Bier Iobtsn. Die 6oles mar,
bab Der S9oniipdrier Sohn epps bon
Ro. 942 5opiius Strabs tiir penis
ipsesn Offenbalts Der Dirtbifuft an
Bobiiase Dor Ri@tsr Dshtman Dorss'
lopen purbe.
WarI4aTl DifiIsr Don mpomtns
sriu&ie geitsrn Tddmiftug bic hifiies
polissi. nab sinsm Gorbissn Nus
fdbau su baItsn. Der binnsn ipenIgti
etunben IN wpomins brti einbrl1s
psriitte unb nit i,iner geuts sinen
mad gineinnati fabrenbtn usberlano'
ipaesn bsfiisa. Soipsit tcnnte Der gur'
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ben.
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aIins. glo. 1926 Red Sirubs, tam
ssitern Qbsnb infolse elmer aamptns
srploiion Elm hsinss Gelsr aus. oas
,jeSOd prompt ssI0fdt fpsrosn fonnis,
fpbab Der Sdabsn faum uennens'
ipertb lit.
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Die 3etuport Cffife fir bas Sin
eiHnatier gplfsblatt~ befinbet ii& in
3D. 339 gorf Strafe, geg.niiber
bem GourtbOHis, fuoielbit Renigfei'
ten, au5eisen n. I. IN. bis 9 ttbr
abenbs entgesenaenammen iperben.
SelepbDn Splth 2401.
= 5eiratbsideine. = gprnslius
6oup BON aublop, Gp., uub Rathas
rine 5rseman bon 8ellepue, Ep. -
JpbR 6. Wiqiams, 80, DON GIeDss
lamb, g., unb Craze 6. Riee, p, Don
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f9dftsDerfammIuus dbbdlteu.
= RObert @snabtes bon 80. TIA
DpertOu Strebs, Elm beiaauter Rom
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N6maridl bss 8. @saimsats.

lie acuipagnier oes 8. Hegiments,
ircIfe felt ibrer Riidfebr ton BE-.
merifaHiiten Gren3e i'm Chen gsart
i'm Eager paren. taben bas Eager ae'
itern 1bsebrrher. wtit fIingenocnl
Spiel ,ogen iie uab ben &cstr Il
sScbuboi, fuo Die etipa 600 Rani In
nrebreren efpc3iaIsiiaen perlaoen ipIIr'
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non oeuten aingefirnben, bic Den Col.
bateu elm bersIihes 2e5eiDobl 5nriefen
Ter @eitimnnngsort oes Reginlei;ts,
Seifen anbere 9beile in SdmiIton un>
Tayton itanten, 1T nidx bcfannf.
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Rletxe psIiseimaAridbtesa.

- elmer O. 2ugent DON SO. 1928
lrssran glpeIue meIbeis seitern Der
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sniipsnbet tpurbe.
Cleo aeiuin Don Ro. 823 Blair
gpenue betIast ben gsrIuit ietner
8rieftai5e nit $685.. bic ibm, fpis
CT Der qDli3si bsridtete. auf tsineIn
Qrbeitsplab BEL Der Stpift 80. on Der
'yrout uno MaInut Strabe sHtDeuoet
lpurbe.
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be perlhb am WlOntas 9Ormittas lsi'
ne sltsrli4e Wobnuns, um iid angse'
lid na6 arbtii umsuisben unb bat
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Iobab isins Wutter natirIi4 IN sro'
Der Gorge i'm ibn III.
- Die polioei fpuroe seiiern sr'
iu&t. 0a6iOrfaunssn iibu ben 9sr'
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Ger Don RO. Gil Gbur4 Strabs anSu'
fieIIen, Der am Ulontas ieiue 2BObn'
nuna Dsrli.b, I'm sintn Spa5iergans
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seb0ris,n ni4t msbr seiebeu purbe.
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frib Don Der Court unD 2inn StraBs
piro ii5 beuie Dor Ridtsr gtatman
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am Babltase rifeu sebabt gu baben.
uerantfporten miiHen. SeIgsant fir'
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polcm gstrie6.
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nen s.piiisn SObn Rpan. Der iie lns
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nrit ausiaiIcn ciniser gallcns nno
Ccucripcrf.
anf Ginlooung Der 6ireIrnn Ero'
trrtipe Mifoc'ation eiagcn Die alilcer
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26. Suli auf GinIaoltng oes Ssrril
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beloen arsfIiiSru batten Die ainoet
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TEN Wlittageiien uuo See Cream uni
1enonaee beidsnft. Ter ber3li6't'
Da.if murben beiben parteicn BON
gerwaltcr ouSgeoriidt.
Die gcrb.iierimsen in Der amtal'
iino beincbe poIler6ct uiio ale nrbs''
ten nit Der g-6bten Niibe, lin oi:
gnitalt In @ala 81 bringen biz 5iilf
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Ter edjusenseI suadjte.

Der S4ubxne.l Der is4s Jabrs
aIt,n Gliie Msmmel BON go. Az Yor'
Strabs na9ie seHsrn. Die altlrs
lief, aIs fis an Der Sobn nabe ber
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pollie, bireit in elm 2aitautomobil Der
S6la9tsr Co., bos BON 4rtbur @rsn
Don Ro. 2056 GoOi Strabe gtlsnft
fpurbe, binsin uno purbt DON etnsm
Der RGber ssircfisn unb isitipdrts ge'
i9leubsrt.
ebe Grsen bas automobil outaItsn
tonute, mar bic Gleiue bertits autses
iprungeu unb nad tbrtr slteriiten
ssIoufen. Gresn foIgts itr
babin uub ipnnte 5u Isiner grober
5reube erwitteln, bab bas Qtna mt
Dem S&reden baponsefommsu mar.
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Suat 5rausn bon Der 9ef8dftiguns
aIs Gifenbabn anssitsllts absu.
balien.

Columbus, 8, IA. sfusuii.
Der Dbio.3meis bes Rntionolsn gers
|ibeibisunssratbs inausuririe am
0isniias cine aampasn.. um Grausu
bapOn ab3ubaIisn. fi9 in bas Jnous
itriseebitt 5u brdnsen unb ). .. ais
gabnanasitslis gsI6dftisung Su Us
den. Dos aommiit.s opponirt irssnb
elmer Suipsnbiruns Don 4rbeiter-g.,
isben. nameuiIia bes ainbsrarbeits
0sisbts.
Jriiber ON 1ase mar BON sinsm
qrbeitsr aommittee be!annt aesebsn
porben. bab irOb Der pieIsu arbeiiss
anssbpts nod sauienhe BON Mdnnern
in Ohio bei4dfiisunsslos isien.
Der Grlab bss 0ertbeibieungss
raibs Don Obio purhe psrSffeniIi&f
fur, na9bsm bsri6.st iporbtn mar.
Sab bic 5yabriiantsn i'm oItIihen Ohio
cine gspssuns sipeds Guiptnbiruns
bes ainbsrarbsit GeIsbes unb
Giisnbnbn Gsi.Ifdaftsn fiif bic
etnridtans sigsr lostHannitn vi.
,snoapnllas ,si.e. a.. N 80 s0'smOus s suas.. e.
in 9slssraptis unb Offiet.arbsit au&
i'm @tbrouH BON Sanblp.r,s,,ua un,
ieripiefen iperbsn iolen.
seilosL
4utanet o. "a. Musnli'
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= Niliam Seating bon 30. SOP
Scee Strabe, Gin Snsenienr i'm itdbs
tiI6en 0susrpefrbepartsnient. purbe
Geitern bonn aurtirenoen S,tcrbeits'
birN,tor grapfOrb gum automnbi!s
Snssni.ur ernarnt uno Der SpriBsns
fompasnie Ro. 1S iiberlpieisn.
- 3lp5lfiouI,nb spnnsH RohIsn
aus ben gein.nislosrn bon psnninls
pnnisH unb gDtit girsinisn finb gum
SbeiI seftrn 2Ibsnb bier eineetrpf'
fen Obsr ipsrbn bsute ibr 3isl srrsis
den. Danf btr Sdmme unb S6Ieus
fen fpnnie bi, g.rf9iffuns trob lsie'
prisen DaHeritunbs Dor ii9 gebsH
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edllper puIett.

einsn S&dbelbru4 irus ssiiern
abenb bic brsi Sabre aIte Ulobse 81.
5olomap Don 30. 1922 &iiern ate.
bel einem Strabtnbobnunfaa borcH.
Die Rhine raHnte. ais iie an Der Be
tern unb SuIbsrt apenm iiber zen
Gahroomm Iouftn tpoIIte. brett In Ell
ntn StrabsnbobHipasen ser college
pin ainie binein unb fpurbe nit pol.
len Wu9t 5ur Seits sef4lsubert. Dis
NerungIlidte ipuroe nah BEN ct. dysus
risn 2ofpitaI iiberfiihrt. no bie ar,t.
etnsn S6dbslbru& ionftatiritn.
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@amiltom.

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GSmarb Srud, 449 Sab Siinits Ctr.
BEL Gel. 476.a. Sume YbOus
1631.N.
Sm GIter Don 76 Subrsn lpurbe
Srau Catherine Sdslbouis i'm perm
ilrsr SOdter. 5ruu Sobn audsr, an
Der Militin Strabs, mad i9lpsrem
2siben pom Sobe dbeerufen. Gis
pirb iiberlsbt BON 8 SDbnsn. 3 S0e7s
tern, II gnteItinbern 8 llrsntsln. A
9riibern unb 2 S9peitsrn. Die Be
erSiguns finbtt morgen Ra4mittds
itatt.
- 9lm %. 2lusuit fu1bst bic 90.
SabressHeunion Der pionisre poi
Butler Gounp unb berer BON 0ran:lin
unb llniOn GOuntp, Snblana, Eel
RsiIp, Snb., fatt.
- Serr SucOb 3. SaiD, friiber eiil
@ittualisns gambler in 9amilton, jest
in Mempbis, Ssnn., aniaiiis. itattst
our 3eit Jreunbsn in SdmiIton sinsn
Seiud ab.
- Geitern Morsen ipurbe Der iunee
Glsa Butler Don 90. 223 G6sinut
Strabe an Siib 9ritter Strabs t,n
einsm automObiI setroffsn unb psrs
Iest.
- Grau g. gnbsrion bon go. lilo
0orbon &penue. tpel9e ON libtsr
SOnntas nabe Der ylotre Dame Itabes
mie plOsli6 ertrantte, ipurbe aeitern
nah bem Wercp SoipitaI sbro4t.