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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
Game BY Innings

First Inning, first half
J, Collins up, strike one, ball one; J.
Collins opened the game with a clean
single through second base.
Ed Collins up, bali one; Ed Collins
sacrificed, Sallee to Daubert; it was
a beautiful bunt and Eddie almost beat
it out.
Weaver up, foul strike one, foul
strike two; Weaver hoisted a long
Fly that Rousch got under, John Col
Inns holding second,
Jackson up, foul strike one--Jackson
took a terrific swing at the first ball
but fouled it--balI one, foul strike two,
ball two; Jackson singled to left, scor-
ing j. Collins, but overran first and
was caught between first and second.
He got out Of the tangle, however,
when Daubert fumbled Kopf's toss.
Felsch up: Felsch hunted safely and
Jackson took second.
Gandil up; Felsch was forced when
Gandil drove Il Kopf, who tossed him
out at second, Rath making the put
out. Felsch is playing right field and
u Collins center field for Chicago.
Duncan and Kopf and Rath get an as.
slst on Daubert's error.
One run, three hits, one error.
First Inning, second half
Rath up; Rath reached first safely
when Ed Collins allowed his grounder
to 30 through him; Collins being
charged with an error.
Daubert up; Daubert popped a high
fly to Ed Collins.
Groh up, ball one, strike one, strike
two; Groh struck out.
Rousch up; Ed Collins grabbed
Rousch's grounder and tossed to liis-
berg, forcing Rath,
No runs, no hits, one error.
Second inning, first half
Risberg up; Kopf threw ont Risbcrg.
Schalk up Schalk flied to Neais
who took IL after q long run toward
field,
Cicotte Up, foul strike one; Orch
threw out Gicotte.
No runs, mo hits, no errors.
Second Inning, second half
Duncan up; Duncan smashed at the
first pitched baal and hoisted q high
ny to j. Collins In center.
Kopf up, strike one, ball one; Kos
irove q liner into left center for aI
lean single.
Neale up, strike one; Neale foulea
1ut to Weaver, the latter taking I'LL
lear third base and holding Kopf atl
Wingo up, foul strike one, ball one;
xopf was out stealing second, Schalx
Risberg.
No runs, one HIT no errors.
ssh - q 800 Ak--A NL-2N I
John Collins up, foul strike one. bail
me; ], Collins singled through the
bounced OF Saldee's glove,
Ed Collins up; Ed Collins beat out
bounder that Kopf couldn't get over
b time; T. Collins on second.
Weaver Up, Weaver attempted to-
acrifice but fouId the ball; foul strike
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
HUNDRED N JAIL
FOR OMAHA RI0T|NG

Omaha, Neb., Oct. Sine special
Grand jury called to fix the respon-
sibility for the riot Sunday nigh,
September rs, convened here today.
Hundreds Of persons who formed
the crowd Of spectators as well as
members Of the city commission and
police chief. Marshal Eberstein, have
been subpoenaed 10 appear before tue
jury.
More than 100 persons are now
held without bail ia the county jail
for completely In the riots. The rs-
ports OF the leading attorneys OF
the city have been assisting County
Attorney Shotwen in the compiling
Of the evidence which will be- laid
before the grand jury.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
ending the game.

The ninth game Of the world series
Of 1919, # II becomes necessary, viii
be played at RedIand Field here. This
announcement was made by the ma
tionai baseball commission at the end
Of today's game, the same reading that
Cincinnati had won the toss and had
chosen to play 1t here. If Cincinnati
wins at Chicago tomorrow a ninth
game will not be necessary, but IL Chi
cage wins tomorrow, both teams Will
leave tomorrow night for Cincinnati
and the deciding contest will take
ln1aea m Friday
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

San Francisco, Calf, Oct. S.-Four-
teen ~airplanes left San Francisco at
dawn today as participants in a 2700-
mile air voyage to Mineola, N. r.,
and then a like distance on a return
trip. One machine failed to get away
with the others but was expected to
take the air in less than ~twoghours
after the IA had departed. A sixteenth
entry, a captured German Fokker, was
to leave il its pilot Lieutenant F. w.
Seifert, arrived here before night with
his plane from San Diego.
The first machine, a De Hayiaand.
plotted by Lieutenant J. P. Reichter
with Lieutenant J. B. Patrick as OBJ
server, left the Presidio army aviation
field at 6,50:1S o'clock. Next came
a captured German Fokker plotted
by Cadet D. L. Cardiff AZ seconds
later.
Fourteen had left before nine min
utes had elapsed. Two left on the
field were Sopwiths and one Of them
cleared at 7:04:47.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

Srmmary-Two base hits, J. Col
Inns. Groh sacrifice hits, Ed Col
Inns: double plays, Kopf to Dau-
bert left on bases, Cincinnati 1.
Chicago Z; base on balls, off CEc-
iotte 8. Wingo 81; hits, off Sale 9.
in four innings, Off Fischer, none in
two, Luque, none In four; struck ous,
by Cicotte 4, Groh. Daubert, Neale,
|Luque, by Fischer l., Risberg, by In.
que s. Cicotte 2, Ed Collins, Weaver
and Felsch: losing pitcher, Sale:
time OF game one hour and AS min
utes; umpires. Quigley at plate, Nal
lin at first, Rigler at second, Evans
at third.
Cincinnati won the toss and the
ninth game will be played in Cincin.
natl If necessary.
X Batted for Fischer III fifth.
Xxx Batted for Luque in ninth.
WV Ran for Magee in ninth. !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

two; Kopf took Weayerss TAD and
stepped on second forcing Ed Collins;
He claimed that he interfered with hts
throw to catch Weaver and Rigler al.
lowed 1t, ordering Weaver out.
Jackson up; Jackson singled to lett,
scoring J. Collins,
Felsch up; Felsch forced jackson.
Kopf to Rath; Kopf got the ball III
deep short and the play at second was
very close.
One run. three hits, no errors
Third Inning, second half
Wingo up, ball one. ball two, strike
one, bali three; Cicotte lost temporary
control ana walked Wingo.
Sallee up, ball one, strike one, strike
two, foul Sallee flied to FeIsch iii
right, the latter getting 1t ON the foul
line: Wingo held first.
Rath UP, strike one; Rath forced
Wingos Risberg to Ed Collins.
Daubert up; Daubert drove a hot
one to Cicotte, who speared ii with
one hand and tossed him out at first.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Cicotte was working well, holding
the BAH low and on the inside.
Fourth Inning first hail.
Gandil up strike one. ball one. foul
strike two, BAH two; Gandil lied 10
Continual on page 81
N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
Won Der GoItz Men
Now Being Withdrawn

Copenhagen, Oct. S.--The German
governments appeal 70 General Won
der Goltz's troops to withdraw from
the Baltic province has proved sui
~cessful. according to a Berlin dis
patch received here Tuesday. The
return Of some Of the troops began
on Saturday, 1t is declared and ser
eral transports bearing contingenfs
of these troops homeward bound win
leave shortly.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
ONE FATALLY HURT
WHEN PLANE CRASHES.

Binghamton, N. W., oct. S.~Colonel
Gerald Brandt was probably mortalIy
hurt and his passenger, Sergeant w.
~. hewitt, seriously injured when
their plane crashed to the ground from
an unknown reason. one mile north
Of Deposit, at / o'clock. Colonel
Brandt's arms and his legs we're
broken and he suffered internal in
juries. Sergeant hewitt appeared sur
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

Aviators remaining more than As
hours ct one station unless held there
BY the weather, are to be disqualified,
No time viii be taken out for forced
landings.
The route is approximately 2.700
miles in length one way. The official
stops and the distance to the NEXT con-
troll III miles follows: MineoIa, O: Bing-
hamton. 142; Rochester f25; ruffalo'
Sc; Cleveland. 1850; Bryan 14T; Chi
cago, 100; Rock Island, 155; Des
Moines, 1885, Omaha 118; ST Paul.
Neb., 1872; North Platte, 118; Sidney,
liz Cheyenne. 90: Wolcott, HI;
Green River, 1877; Salt Lake CITY, 1871,
Salduro, 100; Battle Mountain, 1872
.Eeno, 1885, Sacramento, 1l2; San
Francisco, rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
ONE FLYER FATALLY HURT AT START;
HAS ARMS AND LEGS BROKEN; ASSIST
(By Leased Wire to New MexIcanl

MineoIa, N. u Oct 8-LIeutenant u 8. Machle, in a De IIavland4
machine equipped with a Liberty motor, was the first to get away in the
coasttocoast air race from Aineola to San Francisco and return at 915
a M today. Sergeant Jesse D. Mcclure accompanied him.
Ten machines, all Of which flew ip a northwestery direction had left
Roosevelt field ALL $3.50 a. a.. maintaining a speed OF 100 to $50 miles al
hour. The eleventh machine, No. 49, plotted by Lieutenant George 2. Me.
Donald, was forced to return a Isl a result IT engfneat trouble after going q
short distance Mcdonald expected to make a fresh start later in the day.
Because Of the fine flying conditions army officials predicted many
of the contestants would reach Cleveland by nfghtfah.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
LEN|NE IS
P NICHE D
Bolshevik Premier Tries
to Arrest Trotzky but
Is Himself Nabbed, Is
Finland Report

(Ry Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.1
London Oct. a--Advlces to Heis-
ingfors, Finland, report that NlkoIai
the Russian hoIshevik pre-
miers has been placed under arrest
In Moscow, according to the Ex-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
DOZENS of AIRP[ANES
IN AMBITIOUS DOUBLE
FL|GHTOVERC0NT|NENT

Cream Of American Flying Talent in Latest Ma
Eastern Aviators in Spectacular 2700-Mile
Contest
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
RICHTER FIRST 70 HOP
GEE At CAN EDANrfn

~, p. Richter plotting d De Haviland
airplane, with Lieutenant y. B. Patrick
las observer, leaving the ground at
1918 a.. M, today was the first of the
western aviators to HOP Off In the
I2,700 mile race to Mineola, N. Y.
NEARLY 100 PLANES
ENTERED I'M CONTEST.
Mineola, N. n, Oct. 8.--More than
$50 airplanes were lined UP on Roose-
welt Field here today awaiting the sig
nal Of Major General Thomas fl.
Barry, y. s. a., which would send
them speeding on their way to san
Francisco in the greatest aviation con
test IN history. At the same time
nearly two score machines were In
( San Francisco ready to start on the
eastbound trip. The contest, which Is
limited to military a~yiators, Is for the
purpose Of testing the reliability oil
the planes and stimulating interest in
recruiting for the air service. Al re-
turn flight also will be made.
Ten different types Of machines
were represented in the entries and
some of them had seen active service
on the battle front. Three OF the
planes entered are German Fokker
machines captured almost intact on
the western front. French, British
and Italian machines are also entered.
Most Of the entries are equipped
with the famous Liberty motor de-
vel0ped by America during the war
and the race will afford a good oppor-
tunity TO test its qualities against the
best types Of foreign makes.
The foreign entries include Air Com
modore l.. Il. o. Charlton, air att
tache Of the British embassy, who will
fly a Bristol fighting plane that he
has been using in "taxi' service at
Washington, and Captain De I'll.
vergne, air attache OF the French EN-
bassy, who is to fly as a passenger in
an American plane.
Although prizes totalling $66,000 had
been offered by the American Flying
club and private individuals for the
winners Of the contest, Major General
Charles T. Menoher, chief OF the army
air service, has ruled that they could
not be accepted. He announced, how
ever, that there would be ratings for
competitions each way. These
include a time competition for the
pilot crossing the continent, the
shortest time irrespective OF stops and
actual flying time: a speed contest for
the pilot making the trip In the short
flying time, and q handicap com
petition based on actual flying time,
but with each class Ok type Of ma
to be given a handicap based
it's reputed speed as computed
BY the technical section In its official
Under the rules Of the contest there
Is to be no flying between sunset and
sunrise or on Sundays or in bad
weather. Zach contestant will be re,
1uired to stop at least 30 minutes at
bach or the 20 intermediate stops.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
MAYNARD IN cuRTIss
REACHES BUFFALO.

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. S.--The first
flier in the coast-to-coast aerial re-
liability u to arrive In Buffalo was
Lieutenant B. w. Maynard, flying a
Curtiss machine. He landed at IL. S.,
Lieutenant Colonel Hartney landed at
1885.
Lieutenant Maynard's flying time
from Rochester was IS minutes. Hart
ney made the leg in 40 minutes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

lchange Telegraph correspondents at
ICopenhagen.
Lenine Is said to have ordered the
arrest Of Leon Trotzky the soviet
minister Of war, but failed to So
cure this and instead was himself
taken into custody.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

fering concussion of the brain The
%airplane was wrecked.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
Law AND ORDER in

ln.N Ff1SH MN*AAUN &IFtSMN2 Ito IN 4
Chicago. Oct. S-With Gary, Ind
under military control of United
States troops and Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago under martial law,
with detachmenta Of the Indiana
Estate militia on guard, law and order
prevailed in the Chicago area OF the
Isteel strike today. (
Officials Of the mills reported that
1.-THE strikers were returning TO work
lin increasing numbers and that nor
NAL conditions were slowly being ri
STORED.
At Gary. Ind. agents Of the de-
partment on Justice continued their
work Of rounding up radical agita-
tors and confiscating socialist AMI
|L w. WI literature.
Steel mills at Waukeegan, Poliets
Ill. and other points continued I'd
operate with limited forces and ra-
ported that conditions were grada-
ally improving,
Labor chiefs denied that there
have been any large defecti0ns from
the ranks OF the strikers.
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7 N |. A I (
+ A DRY
H | B Y
M B
Attempt BY Dynamiters
to Wreck Big Plant
at Mckeesport
TORN UP;
NO ONE INJURED

tBy Leased Wire to New Mexicar.)
Pittsburg, Pa oct. s.--An attempt
was made to wreck the plant Of the
American Sheet e. Tin Plate Co., at
,McKecsport early today, when 4
missile believed to have been d
bomb was thrown on the shipping
department. building. II exploded,
tearing a large hole In the root OF
the structure. No one WAS injured.
The police believe the explosion
was caused BY a time bomb placed
upon the roof Of the building.
The workmen on The night shift,
lat their posts directly under where
them issile exploded, fled In terror
when the explosion occurred and biss
Of shattered wood and glass were
IN all directions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
OF FIRST MEETING oE
CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of ~
PARNER. of Richmond. in the corn-
~ OF Henrico. and district aforc-
Notice is hereby given that on ,Julv
y, 1918, the said GEORGE q. PARKEHH
was duly adjudicated bankrup and
mat the first meeting Of his creditors
Wrun re neld IN my office. Rooms ilIS-
on the 20TII DAY OF DECEMBER
1919. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims. appoint u
trustee. examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD, s.
Referee in Bankruptcies.
December Q. 1919.
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DISPLAY-CLASSJFIED


THE stated communication OF Lodge
EN- o. n,Tiet SGservanrc, No, COZ. 4;
,a,' Ills evening in tho Masonic
ton "f officers. Members of sister lodges
and Transient brethren are cordially invited
49, order of the worshipful Master.
j. @. ScslinGer. Secretary.
y called communication Of Temple
~ Lodge No. .. ~. l.. and \. NJ. vii!
R bc, held at Masonic Temple. corner
Adams and Broad Streets, Dcccm-
ocr H. 1919. at 3 \. NJ. TO nay the last
sad tribute OF respect to Brother Henry
Harris, Members of sister lodges and tram
silent brethren are frntcrnally invited to
meet with us.
49, order OF Worshinful Master.
Charles II. Mason. Secretary.
THE stated -communica ton Of
~ Dove. Lodge. No. ST. ~. T.. aud
~ \: NJ; VIII be hold in its lodge
ncr OF broad and Adams Streets; on Fri
Mernbers OF sister lodges and transient
brethrcn are frutcrnnlly invited.
By order Of the Wcrshipful Master,
Alfred II. Mcllowcll. SECRETARY.
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EMPLOYMENT
iieIp-aIalc ar Female.

fNitAiElt Wanted. FOR work on farm man
win family. Must bc worker ,nIuntr'
MI ~ n,n"st. sol"'. well rcconincn dcd and
1 ~ sunni farm work ana live S;ock.
M NM also To-" an advantage Ia. understani
t:,mnhIhc tractor. but not necessity. salary
SiO per month: good house furuisi,,. '.nSS
,.r garden aud privilege OF raising pouitry'
ou.h ALSO give cinpioyincnt to boys. II any
" i.'inily large enough to work. r 3ii.
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sTENoeRAPHpR.

TYPIST-Wantcd: a rapid. typist im1nc.
disic!y; EdiphoGe operator preferred.
phone acceptable: State age. exnerIencc,
references and salary expected when re.
patch.
WOMEN-wantcd. names women. lS-36
wishing government railway mail onicc
positions; $1,000 first year. l. 5Is, care
Times Dispatch.
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DfSPLAY-CL1ssiFIED
Observation-Disclosures
Special Commissions S
Auction Sale
Brooklyn"

a splendid James River Farm Of $50
c aerHs; m Hat ,S Se r iess, In Of P9 Nv
Captain Joseph Hobson.
Acting under and pursuant to tho
Court of Powhatan County. Va, en-
tered on the 10Th day of October. 1919.
IN ~c4hncery cause therein pending un-
son ct ais. vs.. Anna NJ. Smith ct ais.
4, inc undeIsigned special commission
Tor sale at auction on the premises on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1919,
at / o'Clock p. NJ.
the following described real estate:
That certain tract OF land. with the
~~Brooklyn," situate on James River. in
p0whatan County Virginia. .conta lining
moGu' b Ss' the aer Ja Land bounded on the
old Colonel Drake estate. and on The
ant. and Daniel Tayior's estate. being
me same land Of which the late Cap.
tain Joseph Hobson died seized.
This is a first-clas IS farm. embracing
grounds; The dwelling. Office in yard.
Kitchen and bathrooms b bypR R-ydfau, to
portrni n sale offers 9 splendid. OPP
VT Terms; o%ne-third cash. balance in
ssidsnce9 by notes OF the h % 500 90
rntie retained until all. Of the purchasss
money shail have been paid in full. o..
rn - purchaser, at his option and eo.
pense, may take title to the prnnertv
ana secure the deferred purehass
money notes by a deed Of trust eansass
tbS Iien on the property IN or
~ purchaser. at his further ontion
may HnT pay ya al cash. O"0'
the confirmation of the court "
EASkINS HOBSON.
special Commissioners.
l. James A. Tilman, Clerk of Tho c,--
cult So9rt OF .Powhatan Countv. do
GETTY that bond required Of the anew no
decree h speSiai Gommissioncr by said
A. TILMAN. Clerk
IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF
ESIIED STATES FOR THE EAST
Elm DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
In the matter OF
GEORGE NO. 1856.
q. PARKER. In
Bankrupt. Rankrr,,u
NoTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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ETtduate purses Tor duty at Pine Camp
Hospital Must be good. reliable women.
Good salary. ,all Madison 1917.
PANTRY GIRLS-Wanted, three pantry
girls. ~ good home and pleasant work.
ltotel Warwick. Newport News. Va.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.

BUI.L-ReEistcred Guernsey Bull. 5 years
Old: good condition. Box 1873. Amelia Court
house. Va.
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YOUNG LADIES.

WANTED. YOUNG LADIES. 1s YEARS
AND OVER. TO WORK PIEcEwoRK
ALSO SOME DAY WORKERS. APPLY
HoEN & CO.. col RANDOLPH
TREET
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Miller & Rhoads desire the services
OF several salcswoIncn for tho
balance of the holiday season.
Apply IN person at the employ
mcnt bureau. fifth floor.
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HcIp-MaIc or Female.

WANTED on large dairy and poultry z, -,
or n w,81k'ng h%usekccper. Husband or. son.
OF work for men. No place for small shii.
drcn. An excellent home and best sail RES
VIII DC oHercd the right parties. Address
J. $50. care Times DISPATCH.
PEoPLE who never used CLASSIFIED ads be-
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Dispatch Want Ad Taker what Won
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BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
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BENCH AND MACHINE MEN
EXPERIENCED BENCH AND MA.
CHINE MEN. ALSO FINlsiIERs
FOR vAKNlsH WORK. STEADY
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y
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bAitBEllNG taught thoroughly In "A Few
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Ways in dumand Write for lnformatioi,.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.

Ing two extra. good NirSin!n-raised mares
Tor sale as follows: ono black marc. six
years old: price. $40. Ono bay mare, .irhi
years old. SS5. Also one Sc, OF wagon hnr-
Stables. $ Yves, Tenth Street. south Rich
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Statesmen and Agents.

b-\TTERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to coyer
-, ,2cuI territoY selling the famous Franco
hhn ~ ana batteries to dealers. job
wiling TO work all day every day to adc
.hnnc themselves to "A position Of respou-
SLoiiity,. Interstate Electric Novelty Co iot
nouIh ronrlh Street. Brooklyn. New York.
HtiBElt FOOTWEAR AN-Si,,
wanted who is familiar with above To-
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nMhtr ot machine. Reply by letter i'm
ineIia'ciy., stating your age and expcri.a"a,
:" \" D. Jones. 1850 broadway. New Yor;
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CnNH MEMS; ,IS5a6. Tor railway mail
Sary. Examination Richmond. January II.
For Tree particulars. write John leonard
Equitable Bldg. WASHINGTON IL g iV''
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Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. A
dancing studio. 2o4 East Marshall Street.
guarantees in . lessons. Madison 6265-J.
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BUSINESS SERVICE


tractoss In y, Cooper. con-
ctai,S.' anu builders: job work q spe-
49, 49, very best OF reference. Madison
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Houses for Sale.

city ana suburban homes SOC
US Z. a. Catlin & Co.. % North Eighth
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EMPLOY AfENT
ueip Wuntcd-Fcmaic.

CHECKER. and partry woluan wanted: c,-
nericnGSd good rav :iurrh"'s jIo,a!
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)NE In your al nous
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ZONES Tor sale, see US tor some or tns
best oargatns in che. city Muh!eman &
kayhoe % North Ninth Street.
WE HAVE some beautiful homes on the
car line for sale. Cali to see us for prices
and terms. l.. Il. Branch. So East Main
va" count or results snd NOT replies
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-22
Y. M. C.. A. To Haze Display
Of World War Relics

Ralph Johnson, Y. NJ C. A. office
secretary, is planning several displays
of souvenirs brought back by soldiers
from France. Johnson is planning to
make three or four displays-on one OF
shells used by the Germans, French,
Americans and Italians, another of he'll
NETS, and still another of bayonets and
swords.
Soldiers, sailors and marines haying
any such articlese are requested to
help make the Y. M. c. A displays
the most perfect ever held in the city.
Johnson assures that the articles dis
played will be well taken care Of dur
ing the time that they are exhibited
and then returned to their owners.
The Y. M. c. A. has already had
several displays but has never made
any attempt to place complete col
lection of all the different kinds and
styles of shells on display. Fragments
OF shells and other relics brought back
will be received.