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Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19
Women in the War

Nouu uC huCu cdotCt W tcll Wudt
hey did not do. for there was NO
rest undertaking where they were
n OF first and foremost.
You will remember that when
Herbert Hoover, Food Administrator,
" as reproached for calling upon the
women first. he explained that he
d i'd 80 because the women were the
o My people in the United States
" no were ready to 60 to work at a
IN oment's notice. When war came,
the women of the land had been
fh linking of war and its penalties
for some three years. They began
raising war gardens in the spring of
1915. The constantly increasing
cost of living had set them to study
ing ways and means to meet it.
They had called upon the Govern
ment. and the Government had re-
sponded with very simple and direct
in formation about many things
th at are the special province of
W omen. They were able to get
scientific directions for the construc.
ii on of fireless cookers and iceless
Fefrigerators and food values and
substitutes. They studied the home
iy hen, and began to have a great
res pect for her when eggs went to
seven cents apiece. They learned
the possibilities of very small hen
merry and liquid glass. The war
found women already combating
some of its evils
While the cost of living compel
fed them to practice thrift the suf.
ferings of Belgian babies made the
waste of food seem a crime. The
children of the country learned to
90, without sweets for the sake of
little children they had never seen;
mothers found it easy to enlist their
little folks 10 the cause of humanity.
The Red Cross had set thousands
and tens of thousands of women to
work while war was still afar off, a
cloud whose shadow fell on the
hearts of women long before it
stretched across their hearthstones
And when war came to US. what
was the first great Gift of woman?
Our army and navy; our soldiers
and marines; our airplane fliers and
fighters. These splendid armies.
these fleets. were the gift of Colum-
bias daughters to Columbia when
she sent out her call for her chill.
dren to rally to her defense.
And then what followed? When
the men marched away, the women
kept up their own work. and took
over the work that men had drop
ped They climbed upon Office stools
to pore3over columns of figures.
They went into offices and learned
to file.and type and sort and do a
hundred necessary services in which
there was drudgery without any
hope of special rewards in the way
of medals or honorable mention.
They put on overalls and went in
TO machine shops. They went into
munition factories. where they dealt
with death every hour of the day
a death as terrible as that Of the
battlefield. shorn of its halo of
glory" They went out into the
country and worked on farms
ScOffed at in the beginning aud re.
spected and appreciated before the
summer closed and the blisters on
their hands had become callOuses
They ran street cars; they became
efficient dairywomen; they acted in
position of honor and trust and re-
sponsibility. and in every humble
capacity. and wherever they we're
whether directing a government
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

The people who are buying real
estate at the advanced prices. for
purely speculative purposes may be
wiser but, probably, not richer by
the close of the year. In our opin-
ion real estate will not get cheaper
but it will continue to advance in
price Good dirt at price that is
right, will never cease to be a good
investment.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

No negatives for Christmas de-
livery will be made after December
1st.-Miss Belle johnson.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

dragging the others down with it,
would have pitched into bankruptcy.
Thanks to the cooperation of the
legislative and executive branches
of the Government. which worked
like a we'll oiled machine during the
war. it was possible to accomplish
this delicate task of finance. The
benefits are being reaped in the
form of a stable of stable credit.
a sound dollar, and fiscal status
that is already enabling the Gov
ernment. even before the peace has
returned, to meet some of the obi
cations incurred in its program of
raising billions upon billions.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

Any form of government owner
ship of railroads is Objectionable,
but the plan proposed by the rail-
road brOtherhoods is the worst
brought forward 1t is especially
vicious because it proposes legisla-
ton for a particular class of work
ers and provides that these workers
be given special benefits for which
other workers will pay.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

Formerly at the cattle shows and
county fairs, the show of farm ma
chinery and tools was small factor,
housed in some tumble down shed,
and regarded by many farmers as
only a scheme of money making
dealers to wheedle the farmer out
of his cash. This year the ma
chinery displays are bigger than
ever before. Thirty different manu-.
facturers showed tractors at the
Missouri state fair. That was only
one item. The farm of the future
is going to be largely a machinery
proposition. The farmers only wait
proper financing to place food pro-
duction on that improved basis.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19

Automobiles with glaring head
lights will do well to 90 round in
stead of through Chillicothe after
the shades of night settle down up
on that city, the chief of police
there having given notice that the
use thereof on the public streets
and highways of that is prohibited
by the city ordinance and the state
motor vehicle law. and that all con-
stables, sheriffs and other public
officers, both city and state. have
instructions to arrest all persons
VIOLATING such law. Either get a
DINNER or steer clear OF Chillicothe
in the night time.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-19
A monument is to be erected in

A monument is to be erected in
France soon in honor of Bartholo-
new Thimonnier, whom the French
claim as the inventor of the sewing
machine. Thimonnier, a tailor,s
assistant, constructed his first work
ing model in 1929. and was thrash
ed by his fellow workmen who
complained that his "devilish in
vention" would take the bread out
of their mouths. Destitute and
forgotten. Thimonnier died in the
year 1867. when GA years old. No
one had ever given him any aid or
encouragement. The device of
Thimonnier was said to have been
quite different from that of Elias
Howe, the American inventor,
whose sewing machine was patent
ed in 1846, and who is regarded in
America as the originator of the
first practical apparatus for me-
chanical sewing Howe's machine
met with similar opposition. Its
chief feature was that of having the
thread pass through near the point
instead of at the top at the needle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
RACEETERs COMPETE At 8
MATCH PLAY WILL OPEN
TENNIS SEASON AT CLUB
University OF vIrEinin md Country
Club Teams to Meet on
Court at 3.

When the tennis teams of the Coun.
try Club of Virgini IN and the University
of Virginia meet on the club court $
this afternoon at o'clock in match
play, tho tennis season in Richmond
Will be officially ushcrcd in and
throughout the spring and summer the
whanG of racket against ball will he
heard on the courts of Richmond
Every indication points to closely
fought and interesting matches this
afternoon. The University is we'll
known for the skilled racketers IL
sends forth TO uphold it's colors on for
cisn courts and of the calibre Of the
Country Club players there can be no
doubt as they have proved their mcttle
IN more than one hard-fought battle.
The Country CLUB team will be com
posed OF Erskine Buford. several times
city champion: Pcyton Fleming John
y. Coke. Jr., Fitzhugh Lnffcrty, Ber-
nard Robh and Allen Morton
BidSood Mooney. Jarvis, Chittcnden
Preston and Davis will play under the
colors of the Orange and Blue Tho
University players. viii arrive i'm Rich
mond this morning di-pc. from Char
lottesvil!c. whore they have been prac
tcinS hard during the week for the
match
The courts at the cub are in excel
lent SHADE for $" early in the season
y number of society folk will mo,nr
out TO witness the games
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You VIII Never BE Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays
and DOucheS.

Catarrh is condition OF the blood
and cannot be cured by local applica-
tons of sprays and douchcs: this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainlX rcsortcd to this method of
treatment
Catarrh should not be neglected or
experimental with. Tho wrong treat
ment Is valuable time lost, during
which the disease is getting 4 nrmer
hold upon it's victim, and making II
more diihcult for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes it's first ap-
peaTance in the nostrils, throat and
air passages, the disease becomes
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FIRST, 6; AMERICAN, |

In fast and snappy game the
strong First National defeated The
American National by the score of :;
to l yesterday. Both pitchers were
II! mids"ason form. each striking out
nine mon, but Carter had the better
hits and giving only three bases on
bats while Baldwin was touched Cor
nNS binglcs and gave four bases on
Baldwin weakened in the sixth and
seventh innings. allowing three hiss
and giving two bases on lis. this
coupled with two errors. which al
lowed the skyscrapers boys TO score
four runs.
Americans only run was scored in
the fourth inning on :, base on balls
pass bail, hit and an error. Both
teams played Il fine fielding game. and
although nine errors We're made by
them they played like big leagucrS.
First National. .mcri,;tp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
SUNDAY BASEBALL IN
NEW YORK TOMORROW
PhillicS Play In Gotham, and Boston
in brooklyn. According to
PrcNy IIeydIcr.
lRv Nssociatcd Prcys.l

NV HVFN. May ..-SundNy ma ior
League baseball. permitted under the
new law, vii! bc played in this city
May /, President iieydlcr. Of the Ma
iional League. announced today, Phila-
dclphia playing in New York. and Bos-
ton in Brooklyn These games will
take the place OF those scheduIed here
for Monday
on the following Sunday New York
VIII play IN Brooklyn the game schcd-
uIcd Tor May II. The American League
VIII FOLLOW the same procedure, WASH
inEton playing in New York
president llcydlcr and President Ban
Johnson, of III" American League Will
ho!d u conference next week to ar
range sunday dates for the remainder
OF tho season. President licyClcr said
new schedule including .hcsc games
NIL be drawn up TO avoid confusion.
There Will hc no departure from the
game schedule, he explained
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MERCHANTS AND FIRST WIN
THREE BANK TEAMS NOW
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE
End or Third Week of PIny In Money
S"hEerS League Finds Mines
Evenly GROUPED.

The Merchants National Bank team
defeated the National State and City
i mnmN at Byrd Park yesterday in il
10 =. Luck. for the winners, was in
me me, form and allowed only Two hits,
s'E,kinS out eight and walking four
,Mti!cc prayed good game ut third
WIN the exception Of tho seventh in
nlnE, wncn he made two niscacs.
Soihn put up good exhibition at
ShortStop. Clayton starred in the
heIu tor the National State ana City
boys, accepting fifteen chances with
The only hit for an extra base was
hree-baSScr by Gordon. Both
teams mad runner thrown out at the
The errors OF the Safest for Savings
boys put Luck in several holes, but
ne WAS equal to the occasion and
breeZed through the winner.
The Scorn fnllnMs.
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SPORTS
VIRGINIA DEFEATS CADETS
ORANGE AND BLUE NINE
TAKES LAST HOME GAME
Pitching OF Harrison and Playing OF
MRliOOd Feature Clash on
Lambeth Field.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. 7

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May E.
Virginia attempted :he roll Of hitless
wonders today, annexed two runs on
one hit. and defeated V. NJ. l., TO /,
at Lambeth Field.
Harrison struck out nino men and
allowed four scattered hits.
V. NJ. |. counted first when Sullivan
safe on Mounts error in the
fourth. Jcruger advanced him on q
sacrifice TO Prichard. Ingram helped
himself to n safe blow. and Sullivan
counted. Harrison held the visitors to
one hit in the remaining chapters
Virginia knottcd the count in their
half of the fourth. Manhood was hit
by pitched ball. Without further
ado. he scootcd to second Kuyk laid
down neat bunt and the tying run
was on third. Mount flied out Into left
field and Mahood ran home after tho
catch. In the NTH. Virginia added
another tally and put the game on
ice. Pettway was safe on Mann's bad
throw. stole second and seemed In a
fair way To die there. as Prichard was
out, McDavid to Everett, and Dunn
flied out 10 right. With two down
Blackwell sinotc Il long double and
the scoring was over for the day.
The game ended the home season for
the Virginia nine.
The
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Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
It Often Leads to Dread CONSUMPTION

more and more aggravated and finally
rea chcs down into the lungs, and every
one recognizes the alarming condition
that results when the lungs are af-
fectcd Thus Catarrh may be the fore
runner Of that most dreaded and hope
less OF all diseases. consumption.
No local treatment affords perma-
ncnt relief. Experience has taught
that S. S. S. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source tho
blood. and produces satisfactory re-
suits In even the worst cases Ca
tarrh sufferers are urged to give
). 5. S. thorough trial. II is sold
by all druggists You are invited To
write to the Medical Department for
expert advice rs to how to treat your
own case. Address Swift Specific Co,
.o4 Swift Laboratory. Atlantis. Ca
Adv.
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SPIDERS AND INDIANS
CLASH IN GAME TODAY
Championship Struggle VIII lie Staged
In Williamsburg
Cary Field.

The - e lock train that leaves
Main street station today will carry
the Richmond College team and a
band of rootcrS TO Williamsburg for
the first championship baseball game
contest TINS afternoon Will be played
on Cary Field at 4 o'clock.
With all his men in line condition
except Johnston, star outficldcr, who
broke his ankle just previous TO the
opening of tho championship series.
Coach Gcddy. of William and Mary, is
banking on his team anneXing the
Third game Of the season today. there
by tightening their hold on frs; place
III the Eastern Virginia INTERCOLLEGIATE
Athletic Association race.
Tie game with the Spiders has
aroused considerable interest, as the
two teams are close rivals in baseball
College has been victorious in every
baseball contest played with the In
Clans. hM this season the Indians
haze a wonderful chance to even up
matters.
The local squad filed out OF Boulc-
~ practice, fully confident OF upset
OF the workout WAS the clean fielding
anu me way the team fought the ball
until the supper call.
Heretofore, the Spider slabmcn have
pitched winning ball. but the ncccs-
SarE hinGles were not Forthcoming to
register runs. In Yesterdays prac-
ticc the horschidc was laced about the
lot in pleasing fashion.
SkaEgS Will face the league leaders
in the box, while HUFF or Mack will
catch. Chief Settle will be on the
mound for the Indians.
i
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CUBS, 4; PIRATES. 2
81 As.ocia,nd - l

PITT SSCRGH May 2.-The Chicagos
same here today by IA sore. IL ! t.
each side using .th.ec- pitchers.
laEer had his hand split by a liner
rom Hollocher's bat in The iirs, iu-
rihs and gave Way 10 Evans whose
~iidness in the fourth and nfth in
nlnss, COUPLED win timely hitting by
Inc VISITOR. scored all their runs
. Evans gave way 10 pinch hitter
IN the eighth inning and Adams pitched
me last. Tyler Aurt his side in Pitch
ms 20 Terry Ia the NTH inning and
gave way 10 Martin. who allowed tho
3. ,cals two runs while on the rubber
Wh"L the first man mp tr;pled off him
IN he sixth. he WAS replaced by
douglas who prevented further scor-
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PITCHING OF MATTHEWS
BRINGS TECH VICTORY
Defeat Of ElOn College, & to o, Brcnk,
Losing strenk for v. j.. ].
Team.

.SD'CIdI 70 Inc TlWes-DiSpatCh.1
t!Eht pitching by Matthews, md gilt
edge support by his teammates. enabled
the Virginia Tech team to break her
easily defeated klon College. 4 TO 0.
Matthews was in superb form for
me locals and held the Carolinians to
thrcc scattered hits. Sides pitched
Wei Tor Elon, but poor stick work and
sensational fielding by the Tech pre-.
Icnird run. getting. Killers catch OF
I"nn*onS ily in the fourth. and Old's
betting We're the features
Inc same teams play here tomorrow
Score by innings: II. n. H.
tlon ............. 600 ono 600 +
Virginia Tech. ....lOl 600 lit =
6att"ries--Sidcs and King; Matthews
and Stumpf. tmpirc-Milcs.
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SENATORS, 7; ATHLETICS, 2
tnv Associatcd Press !

PHILADELPHIA. May 2.--WaShinC-
ton beat philadelphia, { TO .. in the
opening game of the American League
here today.
reception to Admiral Sims in con-
ncction with the Liberty loan cam
pa!En, caused tho cancellation of the
exercises originally intended to open
tho local season.
=. Shaw was largely responsible for tho
Senators TT umph. In his first two
times At bat lie sent the ball into the
left field bicachorS for home runs. He
held Philadelphia TO single by
ih" sixth they punched four singles
and with pu.an's hit TO center the
Athletics scored two runs. Johnson
locals.
The
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GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis mt Chicago.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Washington nj Philadelphia.
New York ut boston.
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philNtIeIDIiiu
nsliington.
ttttHd FOR Perkins in nth
.hdlteu Tor anderson In ninth.

.."V.'I' IN INNINGS: y
Washington ..... n q n -
Philadelphia - q q a n &, n ~ n :,
49, Il"N Home runs--Shaw t2). stolen
.,,fhNr!n Shcri flee hiS--Shunks, Rice
'H,,,n.ich SaGrihce hy--Nlan. Double play
~ i,lih ana Shanks Left on In scs-Phlla-
imIrhia. Washington. II. First base on
pnscs on n'hhh: IND !; WASHINGTON. L.
IN anderson. .. liits--on Kinney. 1 in :
,,nn!hfS OF Seihold. In inning: off An
,,!utfh"n. !" IN ! innings: off Shaw. s In r Dr.
m,1mm'nfs or johnson. ! In 3i.3 Innings
81 by nitchcr-ny shaw. shannon
SIr"ch "nt-bv kinney. |: by Seihoid :, !:
w Snd.r Son, by shaw. 6; bv Johnson. &
Losing pitcher kinney ' ' :" :
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
BROWNS BEAT WHITE sOX
LEAGUE LEADERS BOW IN
DEFEAT BEFORE GALLIA
Assisted by Eddie Collins. SOUND of
Marines Hoist Fling mt Opening
Day ENcrciScS.
IRv Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May st. Louis in
auguratcd the American League sea-
son here today with an ll-to-i victory
over the White SoN. Callia held the
home team TO five hits. while the
Browns battcd three SoN pitchers for
sixteen safetics, seven o. them for two
bases.
The opening day ceremonies were
featured by the presence OF Il squad
OF marines who hoistcd a new United
States flag. assisted by Eddie Collins.
captain of the White ScX. who enlisted
in the marine corps "a, the end OF last
season.
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY
Commercial I.cnEuc.

nc axe VS.. Code Byrd Park
Taxa Kola vs.. Knights Columbus, a,
Byrd Park
Church Hill y. a. vs. Ncwton-Wood.
ward. 1t {. &. y. Field
Richmond League.
G.. &c O. Clerks vs.. Tredecar. AT
Clark's Spring.
r. Il. Lees W. silent y. c., at South
side Park.
stock street VS.. L.. S. Ordnance.
al Byrd Park.
Athletic League.
Grace Street Baptist VS.. Cottrell
Saddley Co, at Benton Park.
Corby Baking Co. VS.. B. T. Crump
Co. At Seminary Park
X. H. Brauer rs. Richmond Broom
Co., at BYRD Park.
East End League.
Church iliIl Bank vs.. Fulton, at Full
ton.
Fulton \. c. vs.. First Lutheran, at
0akMood.
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| in gas meter.
willard may be big bird, but re-
member that Dempsey can't travel on
| half fare either.
Cincinnati Reds arc off with a rush.
So was our old pal Won Kluck.
Ten per cent tax on limousines may
result in another strike among the
second assistants to shipyard laDorers
helpers.
Chirping across the ocean Is great
stuff but Its orchids against garbage
that Central gives you the wrong
ocean.
Boys will be lonely after July /
with no place TO be thrown out or
Accident insurance rates should sink
next year with no chance of being
beaned by a wild champaign cork
Benny Leonard battered Ritchie into
, ,,mpt thousand FAT bills. Getting
hard to take. Any pill tastes sweet
with little sugar.
Tex Richard hasn't followed up that
100000 hid from Il New Mexico town
Figures they must mean population.
Between rent and taxes there amt
any chances of any citizen suffering
from the old-fashioned malady known
as mumps of the pocketbook
Cincinnati Reds are playing a sister
act with that weil-known house on
tire. And when the fire burns out
there isn't anything left but the cellar
War isn't over until the last parade
clattcrs by. Home guards. sox knittcrs
and swivel chair cavalry all paraded
Now for the ga birds
Straight Fails for Stccher
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Detroit.
Totals .39lilG Totals 80 GLE .
'Battcd for EnEmaun in sixth.
tkattcd for Coumbe in eighth.

Detroit .........l o o o 5 o 5-l4
'',N'!dnt " " ! " - u V
summary: Two base hlts-Vcach. Jones.
Sm'th CIV. Gardnc-. Chapman 60. Grarcy.
Three base hits-Ncach. Bush, Gardner.
stolen hAscs--tirancy. Sneaker. Sac-.tice
hits-Younr. chapman. Nunamaker Dou-
bile play-lIGghy Johnston and Speaker.
Left on bas.s-Det:oit. 3: Cleveland II.
First base on crror---Dciroit l. Bases
halls--oT James. =: of RaEby. =; off
coumb". !; Oft Enslc. ). Hits--off James.
inning: of CmniiEhain. in 1 inning: oil
bash%. in { innings: of Enzmann. in
= innings: off Coumbe. In innings: OFF
uhlc. In inning. Struck out--by raEby.
J; 10y C2uf'h" ]: by James. B. Winning
u!tCher. Jahcs: losing nitChor. EnzmaMn.
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NInGINIA MILITARY lNSrITrTL

Lexington. Na.-The board of WISH
tors. at their annual meeting, on the
18th of next June, Will appoint STATE
CADETS 20 fill vacancies in the End
Ord. eth. 18th. 25th, Goth. o1th. 36;h
Senatorial Districts and four (D AT
LARGE. These appointments carry
free board and tuition. Applications
should tie addressed 10 the undcrsign-
ed on or before June 10th, on forms
that Will be sent upon request. L..
w. NICHOLS. Supt.-Adv.
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;AmeriSan National ...,.ooolooo o-si
L 'iSt Nhtlohal .:...... = u , q -
summary: rwo-basc hit--Newbiil. Three
base hit-Mii!ec. Stolen bascs--iI;t. whar-
toa 60, KltSc GU, Dictrlct. Conrad, Me
kcei. BrondlnS. Sncriiicc hits--Iiunt, Car
ter ca. pouhl" plays--Conrad to Pitt PIT
20 Hunt NcwbiN 10 ovens Hit by pitched
nali--Huni. Left on bases--Americ.n ::
First. >. Bases on bails--on Baldwin / :
Oh carter. :. S;-uck out--by Baldwin .:
carter. =. ri'nc Of game hour 80 min
Ct"S. l"1niT 'fldntOn. SCorer-Sutton
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TIGERS, Ia; INDIANS. 6

CLEVr:LNND May 2ZDetroit de-
featcd Cleveland again today. the score
being II TO i. Pitcher Basby WAS
forced TO retire with Il strained side
when in the lead and each OF his sue
ccsSorS had a bad inning.
Cleveland drove James from the box,
but could not overcome pctroit's lead
Ncach returned TO the Detroit team
and made TWO singles. a double and u
triple in four times at bat, driving il
three runs and scoring TWO.
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nrnndt nrd RIcc EIrhl .ronir,.

Dutch Brandt, the Brooklyn feather
weight, and frankie Rice. the BaIti-
more battler, have been matched by
sammy Harris. matchmaker OF tho
American Athletic Association, Of Bal
timore, to meet in a twelve-round bout
at the clubs show tonight.