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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
SEEKERS AFTER
 HUSBANDS MANY
Publicity Bureau Answers Love-L0m Majcus That There Are
 Good Chances

Recon IN fI.rH HnunHrN IN many par.rs .t hc United states 90 story under Juneau date une concerning letter written by E J White .tel ol hc Territorial Bureau of purrt. The lct,cr was written Go ame yo4ur ladies at Washington .Lo had written Che Bureau Co dud mf what opportunities thcre wcrc for -.tuc hu.banls ir Aaska it H quit. .run nat che story was nlt sent out from Juneau but that |. uas given out by some one who -aret Che letter at Washington. The story loIous
 Juneau Nusa. neo G. s Ro- mn.c luIe Wen ay u .sn't and h.rcs tle proof
 Pour young IaIe.. wo.Ecn Iu a branch %. re War Department in WasHuctou. n. c. recently road n h popular magazine ths .hcre waa n Arae. .I tre e.nrcr ..N u Al ..a lr.. Iuc taIboruUaH ther nufeI n join. le..r to the Honor .h.e N.sor O. th. .tv. which -.ad. m part a. nH1u
 .1. .h.. ore sa lcv mon hero and .o many women possibly Alaska and che su.c. could be brought. .o.r together u Che way %. your mon and 0ur women
 .We are regular American girls n..U a wholesome Iovc or iI.c. able atee ra naac aa dra.ae a family .f.
 rnd
 .Tr.re.ore. fHe following mca.m- I treasures would appreciate tho. -am. end addresses of some ol your r|-h.c mcr"
 U Worship -Hc Mayor re.crred r ar.- ro th. ..ya Chief of Che. Bureau oI Publicity who proved himself to he 1 man of arse sypa- .ha br h.s ronIy to Che er'e DOT Huns or which read I'm ths mauucr
 .Your ambition t1 come to Almko scen orr ..hns u order build ue uarIouel broad tallo'. our moose skin mnt. rs. our children. ro loire and sorrow v..h us as occasion . many demand. and generally share N.tr n. Ho burdens and rcspons.- . rrr. n. lfr. s indeed a worthy 1re and Ne take pleasure In sub- ufmr to vo1 Che following names from oar preferred 'st of eligible mon. any one of whom Is financially .H. To support woman n romp md sp.euio-
 Tnm mHou Hst of names. Inc. mIre am atioruoy-eonoraL tor- -.maI eoreary an assistant clerk .. m. United States court mor- Ur. tailor. dry goods merchant
 candy I.a..r 1 butcher cap.al- .t and a I.Ne.er
 n addition fo the above IIst" t.. 'e.I.r continues ..her. are soy-
 . other. "NN ar. rated .IIW r-i1 common some of .hom are haennne -o fad. and ravc' around .ne .Ie.. hH. thc majority ot ,hem Yr. substantial articles who can 'ora witch thaf Umehouored arfor na. ha. nvare characterized farm ..rI. in tra Middle Stalcs
 
 Th. .r.r H said to have heen I..at.f TO and typewriter hy "H.- .vatta. native daughter plain sew- ing and 'arirv
 The mails he'vern Washington
 and Nasta ar. s'ov and for that r.asnn returns are no. yc. an m as fo urtrer progress in thh effort to bring thr nauons capital closer Go Tho rar No..h
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
FATHER DIED

Prom private sources it has been learned rhaf Mr. Preston. ST.. father o' Chm'o. M Preston who lost hts Ife at Che Alaska Juneau by being burned hr electricity. died a short ume ago at Seattle He passod away iuat vel- after tho death of his son. Charles M Preston was burned Noe. 2S. 1918. and lived for couple ol days
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
DIED AT HAYNES

Ncwe has been received here Of Che docth Of Morris Ripiu at Haines Mir. RIpm was Che father of Worms Ripn. who lived here and attended school for several years Miss Ripin is now at Haiues
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
MASKED BALL

Tho masked haN given hF thc EarIo. lodge at Naaforum han on NorIav evening was vcrv WeI at- tended There were numerous very good costumes worn by fhe people who wore present.
 Thor. was prize waltz contest tHaf was won nr Mrs. Uai Slkwood and Nr D E Bennett
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
MAY RETURN

Ina letter received here from Dr.. \. R. s-rrcant who is now at shor- .dan. Oregon. fho doctor states there has boon some cold weather there roe .muv Uc oiso says that his plans now pro to spend h.s summer vaca- .m In u0urlas next year
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
LEAVES FOR SOUTH

Guy L Smith. Che druggist loft huueI.y ou Che Northwestern Sun day for Everett Wash, in response to telegram announcing tho serious Illness of his mother David H ChrHoo has charge Of Che drug store during tho absence of Mir. Smith
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
ELECT OFFICERS

Ganroau Lodge No. ff7. F. & A. u elected officers for the coming soar at their meeting Tuesday eycn- I'm n. odd Fellows hau The of floors elected arc as follows
 John Richards Worthy Master chas F sahrmm Senior Warden John Henson .. Secretary James CHr.sfoo Treasurer w. B. Uaraavos Senior Deacon
 w. R Spain Junior Deacon L P. Bulard Senior Steward
 C. H. Erickson Junior Steward
 F. IT, IoNoir Chaplain
 Alexander Morgan Marshal
 lame. EfmIstou Tyler
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
SEVERE STORM
 HITS KETCHIKAN
Total Damages Amount Co Thou sands o. Dclau-Indiwiual
 Losses Are Ligh.

". ". .N TT. .. m.. m ...- cam. from .h. .... h. .... which rav. It a ....u .N... rr m. uarh.r !, wa. ....m.u.. H, . heavy au ol raiu. which, I.rr b. ta. u.rI found r ... .... s.ne..s and .housh n. ...s.. IT. t.. discomfort ul many oH"a
 ur.. III. u.. damage caused b, m. wind .rI -.n au ruu into .hc ...u..nI. ID. IoI.r the 'o.s a s.a,. ....I over m... I.. mure town ... .. low exceptions Inc ind. rH... .0.... .u 0e comparatively na,
 r.ao I'.nl pa..n9 Com r.. .... r..h.tll. greatest ... 70. ..m... whom .n. b.e web r... ..rrUe thousand. 0. lrI. o. ....n collapsed esu r... .... .H u.e some week. .. .. ...r m. ..e. and m
 I'm. ....ae
 .. WI. Urtn... from . .... .e.. T.. Hr.. .. .. . 0. IT. H.n# ueas H ..|. Town ...nr boom .at or IT.. |H. ... alarm ..r .. nm. ... .. ...r hr hoN ... h. vibration None o.
 won. down hH .."fr. ..... section northwest ot Tn. .... .. H.r.u- Irc ..r.
 .H. HT .t f.. aoNH .... ..r. n. .rn..er- nt.uuu m H| ... o. 0"
 . .a r"sIunr hv u.. ..u- 70. m. .ear ..... ... ..... H. IHe t .... H.e. ..neur u.r- |. ..... was restored .. ..- .. morning.
 . m...". shop bro. r'..r.e .. .Hc Rad ..e Har m.. .H... r...e. 'n m.
 .. 10. Tn. city r..f Vhcr.
 .. m. Inn. .. m. me Et H." m. crow. oI .. Eoh.m boat r.Hr mad. tn. 1or
 .. ..N.I n... to ".
 mI.m..I ras un-u.u-
 un. boat hc .. .. r. uian e.. sunk ... .... IT. ... lr.. n .s h. nrm.a- over he- ..| ... n. .T and .ns h ... II. rI Austin MI. ... .mm.. ..I. moor.I he .....r Wharf .Hurrnr.
 ....r boat. ..r0 re
 ..t. boon sunk. ha. .aes. n. verified
 r- ue. Ha.o' -o f.r H.t H.. N... rn-tf nat r... .UI. t. IIs. .a-oHe0 ..
 ...m n.n.. 0. .H. harmon
 III. Standard oH
 uIn- uo-.ncr'y I .... r..-.'rr no. .o
 UT which tHe 'o,.
 
 e..rH.. u' i..N I. .'ecrc. cont ar tIe way from
 .. un-. ... few r.n.. ioop .. -.. h. m. wind from
 dump t.. u.H end %. .Hr I. Chunk. ..enn- several
 .. picked mn and hurled .r. Som. .. m. .n.- .'' m. mH fHe-h of ID.
 mn| ... m. bay.
 .. .. ......rf .r rho plan. IT. r.I-. leland Packing . .| .. m. ..H e..... com
 .... rl. .I web I blow. down rn. eN Tom. ..n... to .He web .s ro.
 Hr . believed h.. o0.
 m. tH.t the rloEs went
 m..0. |. WI" ha saved thm . .... boom m. ..-. h.i th.
 ...' Hr and permitted m.
 .. torn Inv fHr Hnl I r" ... a.I -.H morning
 ..... however fo wan-.' ...m.. .. broken Hmher and web H
 I...r section o. rhe Wn-cr .. ...uIer. board. and eve. t....r.r plank. which voro .t.n' l.. I'm .r. H.r. of the wind wer tossed m er.-r direction sma. .. u... f... down. or n. I.as
 n... and numerous window Hm..u
 m.u hr.t. In front at Iuia Town ..r.I ..a i-mar. Dep u. s Marshal saarrea p.eaer l. which s f'.I at orn 'nmau. ha building shop parted .s ho' Irr 1H pounded t.e stern of tl
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26
CAME BACK

Emil paImbom sr. came back on the steamer Alaska from a trip to saatlc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26

Become a stockholder In the Unit ed sates-buy wor-savinee stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26

L Ala, Mrs FI JoW W
 ! FE JUNEAU Lowing J.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26

.Caa.aael on page 30
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-26

Tho Dawson News m thc last I#uc received hcrc. tol's of Che bis dane, given In honor of ho twcnty-dnh anniversary Of thc founding of thc Yukon Order of Pioneers u Che foi- lowing very pleasing manner "Olt n thc stun night ego s.umbcra
 dreams have bound me. Fond memory brings thc light Of
 other days around mo-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
DRESSES AS THE CROWN
PRINCE; WAKES UP ARMY
Soldier From Chicago Gives Americans
at tOblrnE Real
Thrill,

hpearS M"T in his S2 city on the
iihlnc one night recently. and for 4
few minutes it looked rs if the second
most widclN-advcrtiscd member of the
house OF li"hcnzollcrn had about as
mnch chancc OF getting away with his
iitc as u fish has of climbing the Statue
OF Liberty To waE its tail at home
coming soldiers.
The son of tho kaiser---one of the
hest generals that the allies had, ac-
cording 10 the doughboys who fought
his men from the Marine to the Mcuse
-suddeniy bobbcd up by himself in the
buiiuinS in which the natives used TO
hoid their concerts. their music fcsti-
vais and similar public affairs before
the coming Of the Americans. The hall
~ the time was alive with our soldiers
dancing TO IN: music of the Thirteenth
II might have been different If the
kaiScrs darling had come in quiet
clothes But he didn't. He wore the
a brilliant rcd. with silver braid and
SccSaws enough to satisfy seven ordi-
ma nary generals on parade. His blaci!
out above the crowd like Il monument
In me middle OF level field.
At sight Of 1t and the face under it.
dancing almost stopped; there was Il
mud yell and wilder rush in the gen
cral direction OF the newcomer But
just as he was about TO be blottcd out
by the mob he jumped back. dipped
OF his hat and cried:
Eor the luvva Mike, ! amt the real
And he wasn't. lie was only PrI-
vate Carl Seastrand. once OF Chicago
ana no" OF the Twenty-ninth Engl-
neers, with the Army OF Occupation
lie hopes. soon TO be of Chicago again.
but that Is neither here nor over there
Scastrand is as tall and as thin as
the kaiser's son. but great deal bet
ter looking. When he heard that the
y, NJ G. y. had arranged 4 costume
dance for enlisted men, he took a
slant at himself in the glass and de-
cided that he would make up as the
crown prince. In the Municipal The
ater he found the iiussar uniform and
skipped evening chow to rig himself
uD. to look as much like the crown
prince as possible.
ncar-riot will attest. Nearly cverv
BODY except the judges thought that
ne should nave won the prize for the
bcSt-drcsscd soldier on the floor But
hc was satisfied with an honorabic
mention. He had given the crowd the
thrill OF the evening, and that was
glory enough for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Former Emperor
Turns Socialist
Kaiser 7hroavs Napkin,
OCer Shoulder and Aids
HIS SERVANTS.

LONDON, March 31.--'rhe Kaiser has
turned Socialist. according to The
Hague correspondent of the Daily Mail.
The former Emperor, the corrcspon-
dent writes, often suddenly jumps up
from the dinner table. declaring. ''rhcSc
are the days OF socialism," and adding
ihnt hc is only an ordinary man now.
ana must help the cause. ThcrcupOn
he throws his napkin over his
shoulder and insists on helping to wait
on the table
Nilhc!m. the correspondent adds. Of
len dresses in Il generals uniforms and
struts into the dining room after pom
nouncc him In fun regal style Eut
after he gets past the soup and fish
he becomes democratic. and by dessert
ilcdEcd Socialist.
lie talks and talks and talks. from
morning to night. to every one on
everything. The former Empress
however. spends most of her time in
PRAYER,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
VETERAN TREASURER
OF DANv|LLE RESIGNS
Robert {. ii. Hcrndon Succeeded
by David =. GarVin, Seventeen
Years His Deputy
STAFFORD REPUBLICANS MEET
Elect Delegates to Eighth District
Convention Meeting in Alexandria
April 1t-Dr. j. W. Massey.
Candidate for House of Delegates.

DANNILLE. VA, March Sl-Robort
{. II. Herndon, for the past twenty
years city collector. resigned his posi-
ton today. David J. Garvln .c,
seventeen years his deputy WAS APP
pointed by Judge Hughes billiard in
his stead, and lie VIII nil ihc position
untii The expiration ~ the term Ian
uary l. 1920
Mir. licrndon has been IN failing
health for som. months ana was re-
Gently advised 10y his physicians /" re-
linluish active pursuits
Ihc appointment was made a few
minutes after Mr.. Hcruipu mad handed
in his resignation 20 tho Judge Car
Yin was Immediately sworn in and
furnished bond of sjoooG. NJ ,iarvin
Is native OF Winchester
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
TEXTILE WORKERS INSISTENT
Renew Demand for Professionalism
"eek-Mills Operating With
Rcduccd Force.

racial groups comprising aparoxi
uatcly 50 Pc cen, of the textile min
str!E"rs have voted to demand a
"oTEirg Week u !o-ty-four hours. in
Sieac of tor'F-signt hours. aiih pay
!Pr h.iS-tCl' hours. according % q
siaL"inett ~ a J. Music, one ri The
it.He Leaders 20 day
IN. MILLS against which The g--jLe
'-rSi csciafet '"o months a.O are
~: ~ -"cscec force on 4
"-"r - irriE-e ;rr hours, WIN nay.e
;+- ~ f;crr those paid on he 6Id
80 -F--rl- BASIS The J.y.r.'-
:af* 's--a-ns. closed h!r,r. me
-'- - rsTz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
G0DSOL DISCHARGED ON
HABEAS CORPUS ACTION
Was Charged by French Government
WIN Making Unauthorized rroGts
on Truck tOntracts
iBy Associnted PFC.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The de-
cie!on u the District of Columbia SUI
pftIhe Court ordering discharge from
custody, On habeas corpus PROCEEDINGS,
OF Frank j. Gpdsol, French citizen
whose e3tradition was sought by the
French government on "A charge Of
MAKING several million dollars in un-
authorized profits on motor truck con
tracts. was upheld today by the Dis
strict Court of Appeals
GoosoIs contention was that ne WAS
an agent OF the Pierce Arrow Autorno-
pie company and collected commits
SONS on sales o! the company with The
run knowledge of the French govern
rnent. and that he had not at any I'm,
represented France in dealings WIN
Chief Justice Smyth diEsentcd from
: the courts majority opinion ''"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
CHECK THAT COLD!
STOP THAT COUGH!
DR.. Bells Pinc-Tar-Honcy
Wastes no time in Starting
to do it.

faGit after TIA. first dose you'u no.
'ios mo }"licf-th. casIa;, IN Of INC
'nroa tickle. the looHeulnc; phicurn.
Soon the breathing bocoinca less
wheezy, the atTmy head clcnra . bit
IN" irritation subsidcs. Before long,
reiicf ccmcg.
Dr- Bells riuc- Tar Honey is purc.
gaze. harmless It's Ingredients are
soothing. healing. au,iscptic. RELIEF
ana quiet rest foiiow it, faithful ,isc.
iryhoHicallY priced. All druggist.
&c. SO, 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Pasha. is said to DO supplying arms to
Turkish irregulars in the Russian tor
ritories evacuated by the Turkish
army. Lately he received from Turk
ish sources 200 carloads OF arms and
munitions.
IT is charged that these reservists
and irregulars loot and massacre the
Greek population.
b. The nourishing Greek town Of
Sandn. near Trcblzond, with u popula-
ton OF about 5000, Is reported be-
siesed by Turkish reservists. The
Greeks. prohtinS by the, naturally
strong position OF the town, are Of
ferinS heroic resistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
rrcicndS to Consider H,rr,I, y,,td
L Ky a asAGIn L.

SANTIAGO. CHILE. March 3l.-G,r
many has surprised the Chilean gov
crnmcnt by pretending to consider valid
neSot'ations that Chile entered into for
termed In Chile. which are soon TO be
handed over TO the United states i'm
keeping with an agreement reached nj
tnc peace congress The Chilean gov
eminent announces that IL does moi
recognize the contract because il was
never completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
TURKS CONTINUE BATTLE
AGAINST GREEK PEOPL ES
o"'rnEcs Arc Committed by Arnc,,
"'omnn Rcscrvists, Despite
Surrender to AliIcx

LONDON, March 81 (SpcciaD-In.
formation received here from fsatum
inulcates that despite the surrender ~
me turkish forces, the position OF tho
Irecks south OF the Black Sea ana in
the Caucasus is tragic ~
rs alleged that outraSes arc being
committed by the demobiliZed hut .tiii
armed turkish rcservists, and that the
noung Turk commander. General Iaiid
SYSTEMATIC determination Of Christians
This officer. who is q friend OF Enver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
NATION Lc.iLs jisSII,
fiDN DISEASED Jr.I-fgs

hsyr s.-pr r. e.s -4y ss.e.,.
recHs' -t-y- 81 ss.e'r 10 ~ e,
rci. en-. .; -a..s ..
PGt!.g Ntuta s-r.rts ..s.4.r.. BE-.
ci.nics ~n.f. 1l ,t a,
pI3tte' ne htg. rsl ,ae 4rs.-
fui pEac;i toners s..s I'll ,-...,t
thTOng the gryfts
The need ia s. .rar.t.i-E., ., ta.
dental !e!ofsas sa..H ttE v,lt,..
rs ABOUT y t.rrt:t.i mas ~. 81,
published IL reyyr. SHOW. W. ...
appalling degree m Wa.,a .a.l ~,
cognlEcd pathI.Dgl~a! rgftL.f.s..r 10, Ia.
teeth have De.n s..nG ~ .s.s.
Great Britain. They eaGec ~ ygr.,ys
ways, an enormous loss - tine uatty,
Iney Can ana 90 lead. Directly or IN
ofTcctiE, 10 great varscty Of known
N)uries, whether Limited n, ,,--r.r : l.. r
organs. or affecting the genera lc;.I,n
damage may not fan upon chose yyf.
SIs attacked primarily FOR ccriain
aGesses OF the gums, arising IRON.
Xxx oil sanitation. are though 10 b.
a.gn!y infectious. and certainly y,o.r.
1@Eents suffer from dcf"c,Ivr fa.,F.
sf= food provided frequently Lack n,r
t,sz. ties required by the rnildrru nj,
s!zn!Aty OF chilGrcn to ilIn.a. iuyoly-
I:E absence from school ar iu.bI!I
~ pFoht by Attendance at grHynf 1,.t
.:sa attributable largely 10 dori,I
Ht&sases, IN Civll life there are man.
S.sn and women whose health mas boo,
.. undermined through 1hrIr daut,
Ht1!f!tlon that they cannot boar
tFrpaF share OF the nations burden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

wampier a prominent, MI farmer f' of '9 near y
Bristol, was injured ana his daughter
SUSTAINED minor injuries yesterda Y
when car owned By Charles Hayes.
farmer. is said TO have coIlidcd with
the Wampier ear OH the Weaver Pike.
near here. Mr.. Wampler was thrown
through tho Windshield Of his car and
narrowly missed being pinned under
the car when il turned turtle. lIis
daughter received a bad cut above one
OF her eyes They were brought here
for medical attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
stafford Republicans Name Delegates

The Republicans Of stafford County
al mass meeting At Falmouth elected
delegates ana altcrnatcs TO attend the
Eighth District Republican Conven-
tion, TO be held At AleNNndria April
IA, TO nominate candidate for Con-
Eress. The mass meeting noni,atcd
candidates for county officers 20 be
elected this year rs follows: {, snty
treasurer. G. VI. Knight: sheriff. W. C.
Curtis: commissioners OF revenue. ". /.
Deacon and !. ~ Rose. For the Of
flee OF Commemorative attorney H. T.
licrSon WAS Endorsed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Is Candidate for House.

DR. j. w. Massey, OF Spotsylvanli
County has announced himself as a
candidate for The Democratic nomina
ton for the House OF Delegates for
the legislative district composed of the
city Of Frederick sburC and county OF
Spotsylvania. T.. Il. Garner. the Drese n /
member, is not Il candidate for re-
election having entered the contest
TOT the Office OF Commonwealth at
torncy or SpotsylVdria County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

MISUNDERSTANDING, Va March N3l
ihe La Grange Farms. in Caroline
SouhtE. located on the Rappahannocll
kNer. containing loo acres sold here
AZ public auction by Judge Alvin r.
EinoTSy. receiver. was Knocked out to
J"hn T. Gouldman. Jr.. ut $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
SiI,G0O Fire Los. Nenr Arc,di,

MIWU Fire IONs Ncnr Arcndin.
hkiSIoL. VA, March 3l.-Firc broke
OUT AZ arcadia, near here, today and
destroyed Two storehouSeS. IL mill a
Darn anu granary. enlailing u loss
We're owned by NJ. L. and Samuel Hicks,
OF Arcadia 'N"s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. March Fl
The Maryland. Delaware ana Virginia
halfway steamer from Baltimore due
70 arrive here saturday morning was
detai ncd by heavy winds, and did not
reach this port until sunday morning
at $40 O'Clock, more than twenty four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Cold. Cause Grip mud 1nnucnxa

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
remove the cause There is only ono
Bromo Quininc." T.. w. GROVES
signature on the box. 30c.---AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Milicr's Antiscptic Oil, known q.
S n axe oil
Will Timber You Up-A New Creation
Pain Killer and AntiNcptic Combined

For rheumatism. neuralgia, lumbago. s,in
and swollen Joints, corns bunions or what
ever tho pain may be. II is said to be with
out an equal For cuts, burns. bruises sore
throat ana Group it has been found mos,
effective. Acccp; substitute This great
oil is golden red color only. There is moth
ing Ike 1t, Every bottle guaranteed, soc,
eoc and 'loo. or money refunded. AZ all
druggists ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

U. >. Supreme Court Takes Rcccss.
WASlilNGTON. March 31-The Su-
prcme Court took recess today until
cases VIII be resumed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

hours late. The steamer. however. left
mere last evening for the return trip
New Britain herald., 1919-05-29
TY COBB SUED

Detroit Negrcss Is Plaintiff in Slo'-
 coo Action-She Claims Ball flay"
 CT Assaulted Her.
 Detroit, May 29.-Ty Cobb IS the defendant in a s1O,oO0 damage suit filed April 26 by Ada Morrls' negress. it became known late yes- terdav. when Judge Clyde Webster signed an order of default, attorneys for the plaintiff claiming they serVeu notice of the suit during the base ball game here on that date and that Cobb ignored it. Plaintiff claims that Cobb kicked her following an alter cation in a Detroit hotel on April Zo'
New Britain herald., 1919-05-29
FANS ARE INTERESTED
Announcement That New Departure <A
 Team Will Play Here, Is Well Re-
 oe1ved By Local Random.

Judging from the interest in the baseball game between the Pioneers and the New Departure team of Bris- tol, at St. Mary's playgrounds tomor- row, there will be a mammoth crowd Tn attendance. Many of Swat Nc Cabe's friends will be on hand to give the slugger 8 hand when he appears at the plate. The Bristol team is going at top speed and in it's recent games against the Athletics of South Manchester and the Remington Arms company team of Bridgeport, the Bell City boys proved their worth by victories in each instance. To the lovers of fast baseball all fans of this city can be assured of witness ing a fast game tomorrow after noon. The Pioneers will stack up against the Bristol team in that city @tomo morrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-29
WESLEYAN WINS.
New Britain Boy Shines in Tennis
 Game Against Amherst.

Middletown, May 29.-Wesleyan won an easy victory from the Tufts tennls team yesterday afternoon, making the fourth consecutive vic- tory for the Red and Black this sea- son with no defeats. Wesleyan out matched her opponents from the start, whining all the singles and both of the double matches played. The score was 60. Mullen starred for the visitors but Swift had no trouble in winning his two sets. Summary:
 Slngles-Mullin of Tufts and Swift of Wesleyan, 4-6, 2-6
 Teller of Tufts and Ott of Wesley an, 1-6, 2-6
 Caggeshaw of Tufts and Steele of Wesleyan, 1-6. 0-6.
 Tipkin of Tufts and Leland of Wesleyan, 4-6. 1-6.
 Doubles--MuHin and Teller of Tufts and Swift and Steele of Wes- leyan, 4-6, 3-6.
 Caggeshaw and Tipkin of Tufts and Ott and Leland of Wesleyan, 0-6, Is.
 Robert Swift. who played whirl- wind game for Wesleyan, is a local boy. While a student in the New Britain High school, he distinguished him self in tennis.