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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
Here's A Doctors
Prescription
For Those Suffering With
Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Lame Back, and Uric
Acid Troubles.

It costs money to consult a doctor.
and then you have TO pay the drug
gist for the prescription which you
must have filled
You get both the advice OF a doctor
and the cost Of the medicine when you
buy a bottle OF Prescription C-e223
This splendid liquid compound was
used in the practice Of a specialist
Tor years-it gave his patients relief
where other doctors and remedies had
failed.
Prescription C-2223 viii relieve you.
suppose you 80 10 your druggist to-
day ask him for a large $3.50 bottle
Of Prescription C-2223 and 1928 Liver
pills and begin the treatment as soon
as possible. II, after you have used
two bottles according % directions
you Go not feel that you have been
sufficiently benefited. take the empty
bottles back 10 your druggist. tel
him all about q and he viii promptly
refund you the price which you paid
for the two bottles.
Prescription C-2223 can be had at
most good drug stores or the 2228
Laboratories. Memphis Tenn. viii
send you a bottle prepaid on receipt
Of price under the same guarantee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

FL Pas0 has more tennis courts this
year than ever before We wish TO
remind you that we carry a complete
stock Of WriEht & Ditson and Cold
smith Bros. goods. Special attention
given 10 clubs and out OF town orders.
lTcIdmun's-3oS san Antonio st--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
AutomobiLing az Outings.

The children OF St. Patrick's cathe-
dral viii enjoy a picnic at Ysleta on
Saturday. The Rev father G.. G.
Frund viii have charge OF the details
Of the happy outing and accompany
ing the party win be seven sisters
and two play ground teachers from
Loretto academy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
Enjoy DANCING

You can't enjoy dancing 81 your
feet hurt We have special shoes for
feet that hurt We also have a full
line OF Dr. Scholrs Scientific helps for
the feet Ask for interesting booklet.
Lerner shoe Co.. 80 san Antonio 81.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
81 Paso Queens

FL Paso Queens should by all means
wear Queen Quality Shoes We are
now showing these in pumps and OK
fords in all favored styles Of the
season.
Lerncr shoe Co, 20 san Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

mer with her son. Tom Mott. who is
pleasantly remembered in Fl Raso,
having attended high school here
Her daughter. Mrs Alec Clark and
three children viii also spend the
summer at la Jolla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

The Protective Department o. the
Journal OF the American Bankers As
ISOLATION from cover 90 cover g one
solid reason Why YOU should use
REGISTERED Chemical Flbr3 Protcd
Cheeks
Todd ProteetoEraph sale. Co.
Sheldon Hotel BIdE-
Fl Paso. Texas Phone 4643.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

Poor Finishing Comes High
At any price. You want the friends
you snapped finished lifelike We do
It right kodaks. films, supplies
J. F. Gandaru Photo supply Co.
10 2. san Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
o. Oh Touln Z So.

AIRS s Dabhin, OF Alpine. Tex. IS a
guest at Hotel sheldon
C.. ". Cox, Of Comanche, Tex, Is
guest at sheldon Motel
Mrs. r. F. Kelley. Of Miami. Ariz..
is registered at the sheldon
registered at Sheldon hotel
Miss Bertha Lowe OF Gage. n. ~ IS
registered at Hotel Mccoy
1lrs. J. p. Busch. OF Wilcox. Ariz-
IS a guest at Hotel Paso del Norte.
George F. Wilson OF Globe. Ariz-. Is
registered at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Ar. and Mrs. G. H. Ebseu. OF san
simon. Ariz-. are at sheldon hotel
T. j. Dillon. Of Fl Bayard, n W.,
IS registered at Hotel Faso del Norte.
Geo F. Crosson and Mrs. Crosson.
q Maria Tex are guests at Hotel
p Z Farley OF Albuquerque. N.
T. Is registered at Hotel Paso del
F. L. Elliott and Mrs. Elliott. OF
=, 51as. n H. are at Hotel Pas0
Lieut. and AIRS J. A. Isaacks. OF Las
Cruces, n H., are registered at Shell
don hotel
Pendleton r. Fuller. Austin G. GIL
and Paul Jetto, Of Las Cruces. n. ~
are registered al Hotel Mccoy
Norman Carmichael. manager OF
the Arizona Copper company az Clif-
ton, Ariz-, is registered at Hotel Paso
del Norte.
DR.. T. II. Swaine. OF Chihuahua. IS
IN the city for few days en- route TO
Mexico. after visit Of several weeks
ln Chicago, where he went for mis-
health
Dir. and Mrs II 3 Hutchins. OF
san Antonio. Tex. are guests al
Hotel Paso Del Norte en- route to
Cloudcroft. where 1lr. Hutchins viii
again be manager OF the hotel for
the summer. They arrived Monday
and viii leave for the mountain re-
sort during the coming weed end
Airs. J. n. Mott, OF Kansas City. viii
visit her sister Mrs J. A. Rawlings
and Dr. Rawlings. about the middle OF
June, while en- route 10 Ia Jolla,
,alif. where she VIII spend the sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

HNGHA1l checked in harlequin col
" ors OF red and black makes this
smart morning frock. which Is given
q guarantee OF coolness by a tucked
vest and deep collar Of white or
candle The cuffs and pocket flaps
Of organdie are also tucked A bias
binding Of Bingham outlines these
orEandie accessories The belt OF this
dress is rather wide and IS made OF
Bingham, though black patent leather
viii also be found an effective belt
With this gown is worn a broad hat
OF white linen, which is trimmed with
band OF black taffeta and a large
red rose. A hat OF matching Bingham
faced with black taffeta VIII be an
attractive accompaniment OF this
dress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
Equal Franchise League Is Boosting
The Suffrage Amendment for State

take place in the attractive tea and
luncheon room each day this week
On Thursday the serving in the tea
and luncheon room az the shop viii
be directed by Mrs. A. s Peatress who
VIII be assisted by Mesdamss C. p.
Brown. z II. Whitaker; v. Van Gel
sen; ]. II. Lewis; Chas. Levy; 81 p.
Deadly. j. Hise Myers J. Laslziu; j. s.
GethinE: A. W. Mclean. v r. Ware. j.
Van Den Brock G. b. Calnan, and
Miss Alice Ashcroft
On Thursday afternoon from to
s o'clock Catholic women OF the city,
both American and Mexican, viii meet
az the Guadalupano Day nursery. at
sos Park street. for the purpose Of
holding a miscellaneous shower for the
nursery and for the Sister OF the
sacred Heart and poor who make
their home at the nursery. There
are eight sisters at the Nursery who
have recently arrived from Puebla.
Mexico, 20 make their home here and
assist with the work
The Parent Teachers association OF
Morehead school viii meet Friday az
ternoon, Nay % at 2-30 in the as
sembly room Of the school The pu-
pills OF the school win present a half
hours program. followed by the reg
uiar meeting airs. J. j. Ormsbes viii
have charge
The Aid society Of Austin Park
Christian church VIII give an ice
cream festival on Friday evening. May
o. The festival VIII be given IN
Austin park. corner OF Montana street
and Cehada street
On Friday afternoon at ESQ o'clock
the Daughters OF Erin VIII hold a
meeting in Knights Of Columbus hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
SAVANNAH FIRE LOSS
NOT YET ESTIMATED
G,OcU Bai~~ of Cotton mud 1.2.J Tons
OF Nitrate Among Materials
Consumed.

SAVANNAH, CA. Feb. I5.--Hutchsn-
son Island. where cigh, sheds OF thc
cotton wharf were swept away b.;
ire yesterday afternoon. is tonight
hcaped with smoking ruins the cor
ditjon of which is such tina, the Gch-is
may not he hsndicd and - "A conaa-
IuCucc II is impossible az set 10 So
cure a denHstc statement OF tho amount
of loss
Agent K II. phinney. who has direct
supervision OF the Hutchinson Isla nd
terminals, amended his first statement
of losses as follows:
The loss OF cotton amounted 20 g.
600 bales. instcnI OF 1000 rs first re.
II has been found that l.215 tons were
the government held for delivery TO
farmers at $50 per ton. the cost price.
Nobody here connected with the Sea =
board Air Line Railroad. whose
wharves wcrc destroyed, could tell
anything about tho amount of the in
surancc carried. I. Was stated that
all insurance Was handled by the home
office in Norfolk. 1t was not known
whether the government had contin-
ncd tho insurance since IL assumed
control Of the railroad or whether ii
had accepted tho risk Itself. the latter
hcinS the impression with some rail-
road mon.
,;"ncrai Manager w. l.. Seldom. Of
%orf"'k. wns expected to reach Savan-
nah late tonight, to inspect the ternli-
mails and ascertain AT FIRST hand the
extent or the lose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
CALLS FOR RATIFICATION
Former President William Jiovnrd
Taft Drctsre, t,ncrfra ShonId
tndorsc League OF Nations.
| Ey Amoclatcd rreYs. |

HELENA. MONT. Feb. -. AS
lovers Of Your country, and as lovers
OF mankind. / ASK YOU to uac All
YOUR inhucncc. with our Senator's. and
aaTe the treaties enbodyinE the league
o. nations idea ratified" dccla red
William Howard Taft. former Prcsi-
dent OF the United States. here today.
Az. Taft spoke to the crowd at tho
mon station on his arrival from the
Fast Commenting upon tho text Of
the articles agreed TO At thc peace con
ference for society OF nations. former
president Taft said:
III i9 :, real league Of na;ions II IL
not all tina: ! wished. but comes near.
II is . great deal better than I hoped.
II contains within its terms provisions
for its own growth. Indeed, the ex-
iecn cics OF tn" i;uronean situation in
The sphere IN the league will proha H. V
require additional and more stringent
PROVISIONS in some respect than 3p
rcar IN tho present plant. but. on the
whole. | am quite Eratiticd over tho
unanimous agreement on the subject.
hero should be no DOUBT ot its APP
prevail hy the Senate when IL is en-
bodied III the treaty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
BROOKS FINE PLAY Is
RICHMCMD'S UNDOlNG
Spiders Co Down Before yndinns n,
Williamsburg by Score OF
20 to 10.
ISpecial 10 INC Tlmea. Dlspatcll.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb i5.--
Brooks, right guard on the William
and Mary baskctbali team, defeated
inc Richmond College uuint last night
by tossing - Gaskc, IN the last minute
OF play.
At tho time the score stood 10 to
IS IN favor OF Richmond college.
Brooks' tally added two points and
brought vlctory 10 the Indians to the
tune OF 80 to 10
The contest was "i,hou, doubt the
iastest game played on the noor OF
INC Indians gymnasium, ia several
years. Until The final Whistle the
points were 50 cvcnly distributed that
the outcome Was Ia doubt Al the cud
OF the first half the score stood II
10 10 in favor OF ,hc locals There
whs no lct-up IN tho drive and speed
period.
fierccs playing for william and
MAR featured the game, and The work
OF Yates vas the best on the Rich
mona college uuint Each Of these
payers shot three goals from the field
iirrcc also shot three goals from
The lineup and summary follow:
Richmond College William ana Mar
street. .....lett forward Hudson
iatcs right forwurd. .iIrnlcv
!. night .....ccutcT. .... Pierce
%...-...lcfi guard. 80. Fentrcgs
''tpplH., ...EiIht guard ..... Brook
, foa!s from h.ld Richmond college.
'atcs. !. knight, =. Motiicy. !: WI
lam ana Mary. hudson. :: iicniev.
Fierce. 5: Brooks, J. Goals ZION, foui,
-Pierce. 2 Brooks. s. TRIBE, !.
iSc!crcC--- Warren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
TECHS AND TARHEELS WILL
CLASH ON THURSDAY NIGHT
Hnshc,bHli Event OF Season Schedule,
Tor Honn"kr'> Auditorium
Court.

Especial % The Tines Dispatch
b. CkSBtHG VA, Feb i5-'The
inc"t Wake Forcs; College. OF North
1t'oi!na. here Monday aud TUESDAY
nights These ramcE w.n give tho
hnishinr touch TO the Techs final train
i"G for TIC big game Of IN" season
with the University Of North Carolina.
~ ~. 10 piaNed 80 tho Roanoke Auditorium
Th;s game = OF Srcates, iutcres; not
only because II IS the Gsst big college
game 10 lie staged in Roanoke. bu; tllat
~ VIII have q direct bearing on ;hc
South .ttlant.c title
Ccach Eevnicr Is anxious TO give the
big auditorium court 1t :ryout. as il is.
bcEond doubt thc largest aud best
ably IN the South.
such facilities for the winter spor,
should maj Roanoke IN short lime
BESIDES thcsc features the seating
caaacN% is IDEAL.
The Tech team so FAR has h,d q
sruslIng schedule. Meeting so!nr OF The
strongest tcauH In Virginia, Carolina
and tho District OF Columbia.
The game Thursday night should be
last ana exciting, and Indications are
that The ColleGians viii play 10 ca
racItS house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
With Paw-Paw Added
THREE POWERFUL
FORCES IN ONE
PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM

Any one in doubt OF the merits OF
declared Norman Parker, the prom-
nent Shipwrisht of the Navy Yard
Cha rlcston, S. c.
Yes, sir, had spent over 500 In my
effort to gain relief from stomach and
kidney trouble withou, success until
found Ironixed raw-raW.' he con
tirucd.
MY stomach was in such Il bad
condition that ! vomitcd practi lily
everything ate. What telt like Il
lump OF iron. seemed 10 lay in my
stomach, causing Tie much distress.
Ny stomach became SO sore that
couldn't bear TO touch it, My kidneys
caused me much trouble. as ! often
had TO get up five or six times in a
night suffering from pains across my
back. Neither doctors or hospitals did
me any good. Walking was even a
source OF misery to me.
well, sir, | have finished my second
bottle of Ironixed Paw-Paw, and to
say | feel much improved would be
putting ii mildly. My stomach Is back
in good condition. my appetite has i'm =
provcd and ! sleep right through the
night without awakening once. The
psins in my stomach and back arc
things of the past. [ feel like new
thanks to IronIzcd Paw-Paw.,
On sale and recommended by Grant
Drug Co, Tragic Drug Co, T. a. Miller
Drug Co.
Ironizcd raw-Paw formula on every
bottle. Mail orders promptly attended
to. Interstate Drug Co. Inc. New
York. - Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
HOLD UP COTTON PRICE:
WILL KEEP DOWN ACREAGE
Planters Of Four state, Meeting II,
Effort to OrGSnize GroVer~
OF staple.

ATLANTA, GA. Fch i5--MeetinSs
Of cotton planters. bankers and ncv-
chants wcrc being held today in asri-
cultural sections OF Arkansas. M;ssis-
sirpi. Georgia and Tennessee in a.,
effort TO reach the individual piante,
with the decision adopted at various
state and Southern conferences OF cot
ton men 20 held the 1918 crop fo'
higher prices and to reduce the cotton
acreage this year.
In most instances IS cents was tn.
price SCI. and increase OF food and
f"CdStuNS was advocated along with
tho reduction in cotton.
In Alabama. North Carolina, Sout!
Carolina. Louisiana ,and other cotton
states the meetings were not being
read, having held statewide confer
euccs on tho subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
DE ORC WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Ncw IorI Cue Artist Defeats AuEie
kiCckhcfcr in Chicago Three
Cushion Jontrst.

CHICAGO Fob. i5-Aifred De orc.
the Cuban cue expert from New York,
to- night wrcStcd the three cushion bill
lard championship from Augic kiech
hcicr. Of Chicago. by winning the third
hlock Of their l50-point match. The
total score was $50 10 las. in DC Oro's
favor.
Just year ago this month Kick
hcfcr Won the tit1c by defeating De-
orc. Within the year KiccAhefer has
mot all corners and successfully de-
Tended his title six times.
In the latest, the losing match,
kieckhefer won both the first and tied
The second block and Kieckhefer was
five points ahead
peOro won the final block tonight
hy score OF 55 to IS in the closest
sort OF match play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
RACING MAY BE ABOLISHED
THROUGH REPEAL OF LAW
Solicitor for Methodist Social Service
Seckn tnnuimcat of Act Per-
hitting Gambling.

TORONTO. ONT. Fob. !a-Raclns
VIII be abolished from Canada. if pos
sibic. through repeating the section
.: the criminal code which permits
icgai!sed gambling on race tracks. II
was announced today by ". T.. Runcy
solicitor for tho Methodist Social Ser
vice. lie said population will urge
Parliament az the opening session 10
,cpeal the law.
Racing xiii hc resumed as usual on
the Woodhinc track. provided peace is
signed by May !, I, cas declared by
Secretary Frazer, OF The Canadian Rae
inE Association Ii was also reported
that tho Windsor tracks are ready TO
reoumc business As soon as the ban
is lifted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
RESUME TROLLEY SERVICE
Butte Carmen 60 BncIS to Work. but
Accommodation or Snow lIaitx
Cars,

BUTTE. MONT. Feb. l5.-Street car
service in Eu,tc, which has been sus-
pended since last Monday. when car
men refused to TAX" the cars out be-
cause of alleged threats OF striking
miners. was resumed today. The ser
vice will be indefinite. however until
an accumulation oe snow has been re-
moved from the tracks.
Labor men, the public and employers
today were watching closely progress
Of tho referendum being taken by
the Engineers Union hero on the ques-
ton of whether It should strike In
support Of the metal mine workers.
The Boilermakcrs tho Women's Pro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
BASE HOSPITAL LOSES
Richmond Scorer Team Defeats AEEre-
Ention From Camp Ice ut
byrd Park, 3 TO =.

The Richmond soccer team met the
base hospital team from Camp Lee yes
terday afternoon az Byrd Park and
defeated the visitors by tho score ot
Soais 20 .. The game was pretty
"a: all stages. although the wind pre-
vented the players from bringing out
the finer points OF the sport. The
playing OF Summer, Lavender and
steele featured the contest
The lineup foliows:
Richmond--CoShiii. Moore Grundy.
OLeary, Lavender, Tucker. Fowler.
steele, Allen, Cameron and summer:
Camp Lee-Ereysser. knoblock. Wat
son. Broomfield, Conn. Frutchey.
O'Nci!l, Dorman, Wood. Gibson and
Bingham. Goals-Eichmond. summer.
.; Alien, /. Camp Lee, Bingham, J (;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
~-
SET MAJOR TENNIS EVENTS

NEW YORK. rcb. ij.-Datcs for fhe
four championship tournaments of the
National Lawn Tennis Association were
announced here to-day. the round OF
titular play viii begin at the rhiia-
dciphia Cricket club jane Ii TO decide
championships in the womcns girls
and mixed doubles Glasses.
The mems clay court championship
is planned at the South side club, OF
Chicago. beginning July T.
I'iey viii begin in the mems grass
ccnr. doubles at the t.ont:w God Cricket
Club August IL. and tho singles title
viii h" decided at the West Side Club.
Forcs, Hills, l.. J., beginning August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
AMERICANS At GENOA
United Stntes Infnntrsmcn Arc Givcp
Enthusiastic deception by
italians.
iF;y .Ncscci.tcJ prtss

,r GENoM lrALi, Feb !5:-,'rae
Regimen, OF United States infautry
arrived here from the Italian front
Friday. The American soldiers we're
enthusiastically welcomed. The streets
through which they passed werc deck ID
With flowers and crowded with cheering
thronSS, who threw bouquets 10 the
passing troops. Italian troops. which
lined TIE streets, presented arms az
the Americans marched by
BY order OF the military commander
in Genoa the American soldiers viii,
be entertained az guests 1T tho Hotel
Mirmare until they sail for New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

we'll as In Southern Albania and in
Northern ED!rus. the population is al
most overwhelmingly Greek: even IN
inhabitants arc not Greeks their Mon
tally. so TO speak, is Greek.
Undoubtedly Italy. after having SO
Srai;on a. bcr nyn IrrcJanta e,,;. 49,,
has Il heart for the greatest OF all con
charlottesville wish OF tho people
The manner in which Premier Or
lando received NcuzcioS' statement on
that score permits the Impression that
the two countries will come to terms
concerning Albania and the islands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
LYNCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL
BESTS ROANOKE, SO TO 10
NnSic CITY Quint Plays strong Came
In First Half, But
WcukcnS.

LfNciIBUKG. VA. Feb. l5.-Lynch-
burg High School tonight easily de-
iratcd Roanoke High at Basketball
the score being 50 to l9. Roanoke
gave the locals a scare in tho first
haif. which ended u to IS. but in the
last half i.rnchburg played almost
wholly on the offensive. kyle, Miller
and Wood. for Lyuchburg. and Cure aud
Mc'toy. for Roanoke, were the stars
The Lynchhmrg team. in tho last four
minutes. held Roanoke scorcless, scor-
ing SIX points in that time. The game
was hard. fast and in fine humor.
ldnc-up:
Lynchburg. Position Roanoke.
horncr fright forward. Shechan
KYLE left forward. ..... Cure
Miller .......... center. .......... r;iSh
Wood right guard $50. Mccoy
Manhood left guard. Shockiey
summary: substi.utiong-Kyic for
Hotncr, liorncr for Kyle. Durham for
Miller, Costello FOR Wood. Evans for
Manhood. Goals from 1oor-Ilorncr, .;
Kyle. I; Miller, Z. wood. G: Mahood
Miller. : in I; Cure. In .. Per-
sonai fouls COMMUNICATIONS :;
Roanoke. 4 Time-twenty minute
halves. Rcferce-OTtcrdingc TIM
pirc-B easley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
lNTERCOLLEGIATES HEADED
BY DR.. HENRY PHILLIPS
Annual Convention Iuics on, Foulba n
Conducted ndcr =. 4. y. &.
Auspices.
Lny Assoc!at.d rcess !

SEN" ORLEANS. Feb l5.-Thc an
nual con rention OF the Southern Inter
COLLEGIATE Athletic Association came to
E close to-day with the election OF
Or. iIcn-% phillips. OF Sewauce. Tcun.
- president. ana NJ. II. Henry. Clemson
college aS We" pres iicnt. and The
selection OF B!Tmin si;,ni as the next
meeting place.
The most iInpcrtan; action taken by
iNe convention Mas 4 ruling that tho
football season Of I0IS witch was con-
LGctcd under the auspices OF tho stu
dents army training corpJ would not
count IN the records OF players par
tLNLra TIM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Disseminated AraIr,, Nn,chcx

VI ASH INGTON, Fcb. I5.-E.I nina Il on
OF all blanket railroad freight rates
between the so-called Shreveport tri-
angle and lower Mississippi River
crossings and points in Louisiana west
OF the Mississippi was ordered toda v
in an Interstate Commerce Commission
decision holding that rates now main
tanned by southwestern carriers dis
eliminated unduly against Natchez,
Miss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
OFFICERS ELECTED
silent Athletic Club Chooses Mea Who
Are to Direct Organization
During Scnson.

Club held a meeting in the assembly
room Of MGrphy's Hotel last night and
elected the following officers for the
coming baseball season: H. X. Bush,
president: q. r.. Lisgan. secretary
Marshall {. Owens. treasurer: NJ B.
Dalton. manager, and Bernard ]. Beas-
ley. captain.
Seven new members were admitted
20 membership IN the club, bringing
After eiectinS officers and ADMITTING
new members to membership, tho body
IL id plans for tho future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
OKLAHOMA CONSIDERED
FOR SCENE OF BATTLE
Tea Ricknrj Plans for Eight Rctueen
willard and Dcmp-

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Oklahoma Is
being seriously considered by Tex
Richard for the scene of The willard
dempsey tight, according 20 rumor5
mere tony. 1t is learned that Rickard
viii leave here tomorrow FOR Okla
hcma where he has large oil inter-
csts and that len; some color 20 the
RI port that tho hig event Of, July {
viii bc staged there. 4 syndicate OF
Tulsa business men lis reported 10 have
made An attractive offer 20 Richard
and he has promised !. full considcra-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
MI.,ionur, TO sneak.

Mrs. lanes Wood, who has been IN
China fifteen years as tho wife O. n
missionary. will speak at the meeting
Of the Housewives Lea que at the
jefferson Hotel "Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Her subject will be House
keeping in China-a Comparison Of
Sanitary Conditions IN the Orient and
the Occident."