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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
NEW CEMENT SIDEWALK
 IN FRONT OF BUTLER MAURO

A new cement sidewalk has just been finished in front of Butler, Mauro Companys drug store. This firm has been making many improve ments to it's premises the past two months, including the doubling of the floor space, and it now has one of the most attractive and best equipped drug stores in the North.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
kENNEcoTr MINER KILLED

Eli Derenoff, miner employed by the Kennecott Copper Company, wal killed by falling down a shaft in the mine last Tuesday night. according to a telegram received by R. J
 Sommers. Territorial Mine Inspector
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

GET YOUR FIREWOOD at the Juneau Lumber Mill while the getting Is good. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

It pays to eat at the Alaska Grill. Juneau's most popular restaurant.
 adv.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
The White Triangle Identifies 10000 Super-Sixe

Total cash from memb RS ......... .$l47 Is
City y......... 80 o.
House rent...... 43 co
Total cash 1922 n
The years printing contributed
by The Natchitoches Enterprise $25 90
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Notice

The undersigned, being the owner of
the hereafter described notes. and said
notes having been lost, the public
hereby warned not to negotiate or trade
for same:
Three notes, one for the sum of s274. 40,
due Now 9Th, 1917; one for the sum of
1924. 40, due Nov. 9th, 1918, and one
for the sum of $17620. due Nov. 9Th,
1919, all dated Nov. 9th, 1916, and bear
ing per- cent per annum interest from
date, ar d 10 per cent attorney fees.
Said not. IS were executed by A. r. Cen
try, pays .ble to his own order, and en-
dorsed in blank, and secured by vendors s
lien, and privilege and special mort
gage on certain lands, as shown by the
act of sa le of S. w. Smith to A. r.
Gentry, ecorded in Book 14O. Folio 478,
Clerks flee, this parish.
None said notes have been paid,
and the bject of this advertisement is
to prove he loss of said notes for the
purpose ( enforcing their collection.
ESTATE OF MRS. C. FRIEDMAN,
BY ]. !. Friedman, Agent.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Welcome Home Roll

Each week the name, rank,
branch of service. date of discharge
and home address of our soldiers
will be published as furnished the
local papers by the Home Service
Section of the Red Cross. These
names we're sent last week, but too
late to appear in that issue:
Hal L. Ford, observer; engin-
eerin1 ; aviator; December z2nd.
1918, Natchitoches.
George G. Sutton. Second Lien
tenant; Quartermaster's Corps,
y. 5. A., December End, 1918;
Natchitoches.
A. N Greene. Privats, Battal-
ion 50, unassigned ; Field Artil-
lery /; A. N. q. Omcersa Third
School, November 30th. 1915.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
An Early Shortage Seem.

speed, acceleration, hill climbing
and reliability.
You can get a seven-pas-
senger phaeton model for 50, 200
now. Premiums have been paid
tor prompt delivery of Super
Skies.
Think OF the demand there
will be for the few open models
now in stock throughout the
country when the Spring buying
season opens, and people realize
1t will be June before full normal
production can be resumed.
Our stock can not last more
than few days then.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30

'fEe Turk palyed the war game
very much as his- friend, the HIM,
only more so. Here are two Armeu.
ian orphans. Their father was one
iot the thousands Of Armenians
sbutchered IN cold blood 20 a measure
OF military necessity, aud when
the entire Armenian population was
later Fexiled 70 the desert by thu
Turk, the mother died Of starvation
and brutal treatment.
TO save the lives Of four million
such refugees Armenhns. Creeks
and Syrians-the. American people
win Be asked to give At least $50.
0ee 900. The week Of February sic.
has been set for the campaign IN the
Southwest. N
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30

Not the least of
SupersSix advan-
tages is it's price
$500 6r the Sc ven
passenger phaeton.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Deputies Wanted

/ want Deputies in every parish, rnes
or women, to write insurance for Il t:
Juvenile Branch of the Woodman oi
the World. This child insurance is
popular, and the work is pleasant and
profitable. We write White childre 2,
boys or girls, from one to eighteen
years of age Whole life, 20 Year. /.
Endowment. Monthly payments from
20 cents up. Not confined to w. u. y .
families.
L. p BUTLER,
District Manager.
Box 533, Shreveport, La. j23-4w
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Catholic Cemetery Association


: Os V"4 FO1s 1HAKG JS1Cs
Money paid ~ follow, by members
of Section I:
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30

These tragic stricken people Of the
Near East need food 20 badly that
they fght for carcasses and garbage
as for deiicacies. sfs9 81,
That's hunger for you.
TO relieve the sufferinss Of the
subject peoples Of Turkey . nation-
wide campaign to raise $50. .o0o, 80
VII be conducted BY the AsAsricea
Committee for Relief in the Near
East. The dates Of the campai1n
tor the SoathHeus VA ~ yelsuosy
~. ) srs )
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30

The above report shows the cash re-
ceipts for 1918 to be less than the expen-
ses by $24.00. However the Catholic
Cemetery was we'll kept all year aid
every persons enclosure was cleaned
and their graves whitewasbed tor the
lst of November. For this work
great many still owe their 1918 dues;
they are by this means notified and re-
quested to send in Immediately their
dues to
Mrs. Matte H. Breazeale.
Treasurer.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Notice

the Cify Tax Roll is complete
and taxes are now ready for col
lection. ALICE kILE.
j23tf] City Tax Collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30

If your problem is one of qualrt
printing, our job department will
solve it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
CHANGING TECH LINEUP
MOVE CRISP FROM QUARTER
TO RIGHT TACKLE POSITION
McConkey Goes TO Right End md
Lancaster VIII Play Behind
Center.
Especial To rho Tircs.

lSpccinl tn Tho Timcs.D!snttch.l
HLACkSBURG. VA. Oct. ga big
shitt In the Virginia Polytechnic line
up has been made as the result of tho
disastrous encounter with GEORGETOWN
University last week.
Crisp will go from quarter to RICH,
tackle and McConkcy a local boy will
nc seen at right end. 1.ancas ter will be
me regular quarter back and Will do
inc punling. Polly Hall, who was in
jured at the liill Top. will be out OF
INC game Tor week, and Pierce will
Techs best ground Gainer will not be
IN the lineup against Maryland state
next Saturday.
ALL OF the cripples. including George
Parrish. who was injured in the Rich.
inond College game, will be In tip top
shape for Washington and Lee at
LynchburS on November l. The game
with Maryland State next Saturday
Will be played at umion League Park.
Washngton. -. C.. instead Of College
Park. Maryland, as originally SEIZED
Ulcd.
Coach Bcrnier. Manager Yeager ana
a squad Of twenty-five men Will leave
here Friday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
Results Of Running
Races and Entries
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First r@ce-s!s ,5fugionEs-May Alley, IL
Gust Gu i.ssSes, IL tEn;;or}: to !; TO 5, to
to . to I; third Time. i:ll2.5 Bridge
,I Second sa.SSe-one tnilN-BriEht Gold. ila
weapon. .C0 CARROLL IS 20 > D to :. to ;.
s"conG:. ThQnderb!rd i0l (Ensorp. . 10 g. 3
70 .. out. third. Time. l:i May Roberts.
Shenandoah ran.
Third raee-milc and seventy yards-Dandy
Dude. lH tkummer). II 10 ) to s. . TO :.
won; Po.lu. los tCarroiD. II to >. TO g. . to :
second; Hohokus. los tRomancllD - to i.
5 TO !. TO !. third. Time. sc IS Godcrest
Boy. Assign. Miss Bryn. Malice! Polly Anna,
Arord. Don Dodge ran
Fourth .acs-'rhe Bedford selling stakes
about six furioDgS- Pickwlck. l2 (Ensor1 I
70 .. ) 10 D. 10 >, Won You Need. iOi Grow
am - TO . To l. to !. accond: Toto ia
tMccdbcI. TO ,. 10 =. 10 . third Time
i;!o'r. Back BAY. OsGood Ultima Thule ran
I!tth racc-ini!a and seventy yards-.John
l. Day. 10 tButwNlD. . 10 l. to : :. Ia
won: koh!noor. 1902 tRowan). = TO . even /
70 = second: Hindoostan. lo5 (Kunmcr) !s
70 -. TO D Z To 10. third. Time l:;1 Valerie
West. Col. Harrison. Mis- Kruter, McKenyi-
R.il5!rd. Paddy Dear. Hickory Nut ran
SKIN rac"--inile and Observation-Disclosures
- ,EnsoTl TO !. To g. 20 3, won; Batt,.
H'uh, 10 tMoun, ain). 10 !. to :. { 10 >
sec"nl: eek IL fkumm"Gb. = to l. 10 .
To .; third. Time. l:4s rs. Kilkenny. r.
YOUR. Sganyland ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
LAUREL RESULTS

.a" rs rs & '2a ara ,:.a .'F: .2s}s w
n"4. :"Eoey =, Dbycr $50 lISg 80
@'l. h'rZoS 49, Clohn.onJ g.! i6 MIRA
i.Hn ~ l.l NuHh'i BIouo v!vl.,,,r
f"fne"iro War club Chm.ra Dsii,, w,
I,I '".rph J. Murnhy JACK Dawson. IT,.
Second Foo' ytoeulcch1ac. two milo,
lt'i nrur % tGrc"nJ. $3.50 81 10 80
''flh"y"N rs, tiIunaI 500 T. q,
'." w" OIL. w HIayn"st .'C1 ,hirG
itt~"rd ran ""''s"pii'.
,a 4 M. r;igc mile aut scyen,y-nap.a Day
'"Iui'ttt. }alo. ii5r ,N','.I
''I ~. .-u tS'orilupt B., - NJ
,iiH" 80 3-". bpttls NauGiyc- isi., "a
Mo- W'i"st Fool We.-hm.n.l 10 - ~, ,','
SNt ,Il'.. $50 So, Vim: C,n!i,nry
~ 'l..,.nsf. 80 so -r,oud, .bu,,n,
lagsaa " ''ag,er SS sr, ana ma rl!as i'as
fi,,h ra.c six nriour. mi a. "221Hh. ran,
,II.oi,ls, $50 $500 $40 "o8. r,n,, ~
sr,,i n. 'M'' r"Hul $50 th.rd rim I, ~
lr,t '.'"' mar, At,ur. Cnb.fi 49, ,.,',-
al. ~. =. "t.S iuF.uuus- b.t 'jc t,, ~.
r"lI' f2Hy s. won: ~, ,.";. ~
rs ''"i"- in.l &c., 32,o 9c,1"d ..'+'"n
f1'h. w. tAmhioset. s.sp mira HII, ."
Lay Van ~ ra, ~ coral Encore Louie our.
Serrnth rnc, MI. ~. ,bro. .,x
I i9r'o"n 800. tFa'orD >, N ,ico r',th,hs-
!r r., ~ 'HHpiliuD 81 g. n y. won
"a ~ ~ tl"hH-out la.b MA ,r'h"
,.'ArL"' JtidN tNIa... Ei' me.
i.',Ig.'r H s.Iriau ~ ru- .n ,lIm'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First .r race-iiye and oncc:half furlonEs-An.
ncttc Teller. IL: Flare tp. los: Castor. iii
Geek Goes OF The Roost,; let; l;eine..,or; les;
llackamorc. ll3: Northern Belle. ii3: F'iIb-
Serty Gib5ei. III: Ogden Girl. los; Acid
Test. los: Courus. III: Fair Colleen. los;
I.arEhetto. Jos: I.onely.. io5: May roberts.
los: Indiscrction. los: Lovers Lane H.. 4Cs.
=, Second rqee-.bout s!X turIonrs-nes!st,
Jumbo Jumbo ~, lia; Apnietor W@Ees 70: Tommy
Miss Sterling. 10: Half and Half. ~; House
maid III: sun Rose, 10: Paddy, IL: Tiulc.
port, rs; Miss krutcr. 40: r!iderhcn l!3
Third racc-,nile and a sixteenth-Clnbala.
10; iIttl. Nearer lis: kcena .Janc. l5s: IL
B.lafrc: lcj; Lady Ward. los: sycamore: 100:
Tiger Roc le$ Senator, Crow. no: Starter.
Nc; Jac O'Dowd. III: American Eagle. III
IInouicta. los; Wi!freda. ll-: Pcrsucs. l!G:
PANTRY ll6: Indiscrcct III. l:Eniolcur. lr5
Assumption. 1867 Eidcrken. llG.
Fourth race-thc Autumn DAYS handicap.
about six iur!onrs-Ir!sh Dream. 1917: Lun-
stta. 10; Sister Helene" io5: Vice Chairman.
l!5: 81. Allen IL: Pilgrim. i22: Homoly. Ia.
fiifih rrs;GeI'niie and sGven,x, yards Wee
10: ,GrmondA; us: Salvestra. lll Cinderella,
sixth racc-milc and cuar.cr-Jacii
Mount. Iol: Gruniv. los: Orderly. ri: Wood
TcilaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race-s.x fur!onCs-Star re- mo.
, ,;H, fart!ay; 1897 q. y. Johnson. iS5
ras bingham. i0s Jago, 100: Arthur WiJ
G;et2n ll9; 'rrusty, no: Whipp"orwiil. ii6:
t"iin", -, Sir John Ccrrna. 81: Audrey X
iig3' ,Iepnerhan. ll6: Bon Tromn. ioS:
Second race--slx turionss-RapId STRIDE
III ',%ri"r James li2; IiarriEan's Heir.
-, Leu cn"Nt Lester. liz: Melvin H..
OUT BIRTHDAY. lie: SANS Bow. ilo. 30 :;
..iTTni5ns He F"rol; ~. Hosirr. liz: Ray
J JAZZ. u; o!d Dad. liz: Sirnoni,c' iis
a.. ana 5'"ii.' III: iirdric. li2. Little Bcg.
az mira iac.-siN furlongs-aferrv prjncoss
a., - ,''..' t:c!. !Ve. 1tcnla il2 Rife :I5
liar. II ~. '"c'-
fourth rac@-six furlonrs-Travcs,y. 100:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
GERMAN TROOPS CROSSING
BORDER TO ATTACK LET'S
Lcttinh Republics Premier u.
suloh tnrcrs trr in Rcyi-
mental ORGANIZATIONS

,LoNn0N Oct - Premier t-u,,,,
of the Le,tish republir In rop I,,,,',
ttSSiesr3ph from riga Sunday. ass pgi .
, ~" GERMAN 'rooIS I'm regular rcuj-
mental organizations. arc Lafnr ~,
Mu'tu 10 cross tho German cr.,,,
ana participate i'm hos,ilitics ai.ai,,rt
the LcttlSh army ''''''
lie says. Furthermore. that u,io
hischoil. the German officer WIN 80
Cns,u 10 return with General Won ,I.-
iIoitz ana whose trial bv cn,,,i
~ Ntr ordered by The Ger,,,.,
%.Ht1of les. rs cummauGin. tho 'nn,,,,
u9nS against Riga. rhe rn nr'T
The Germans attacked ppr,,,.s,
~ ~ the mouth ~ the puraJ SaiiIrG...,.
"ert f"pu'scd with losses m.
CneinN attacked TricdrichstnIi 1o, ~"
49,, $40 ol Tho Duua ur,y milk
ION E,Ga) several times. Iut No..
,oguiS.u ~ ~" Bo.shoyis. IrnIli'
nooft6 o. Lake Lubau Dl1o mics az;
% % i,,sg) W WITH tho EsthuuiaDs
IAN examination or ,5e N4Ia.
showed that several German rG,,,,,.',,.i >
crossed the German fron.i.r i,'ir ne,
81 into Lev!a. without iba .I"r., H.
opposii ion from he Germ, .rS
ties. rive DAYS ago tia Gr. ,n :
rihes reg meut forced ITS \,a W.. ,'u
ne ne liontier ani arrived at -, 80
MAJOR B!scioN directed rls n,.r..'.. -.
re!Einent German las d,ga en-. - F4na I'd.
miiltary stations at Xczorr 49," "Nf
i.etvia)." Eastern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23

DISPLAY CHAMPION FORM
SCHAEFER DOWNS YAMADA
AND SETS HIGH RUN RECORD
Mark or I53 Fixed. While Hoppe Dc
fcntS sutton After Anxious
Moments.
IRy Universal Scrvice.l

NEW YORK;. oct. 22-kcal cham
pionship form was displayed in to-
days matches OF the national Isl balk
line championship billiard tournament
in the Hotel Aston.
Jake Schacfer. son of the late
Wizard" defeated koji Yamada by
zoe to 81 in five innings. running out
with an unfinished string Of eight. In
record OF l55 in the second inning.
Willie HOPPE performed similar
feat when he defeated George Sutton
by 500 to POS in five innings. with an
unfinished rum of ~. His best run
was ll". hu, sutton ran up l4S in the
Fourth and l2% III the iifth He gave
Hoppe many anxious moments.
sutton disposed OF Walker Cochran
10y 400 10 90 in ten innings Cochran
Was nervous and seemed unable to get
started. This was Cochran's second
defeat.
ora. Morningstar treated George
SloSson TO his third consecutive de-
feat by score OF 400 to 2O2 in thir-
teen innings. ora ran up 1921 in the
sixth and II? in the tenth Sloss~.'s
best was % in the eleventh
The standing OF the players is:
It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
SILVERSTEIN is DECLARED
BEST PlUNGING HALF BACK
'!'ad Coach Raftcry believe. pI-
CTS Defensive Work Cannot he
ENcellcd in south

:, len Notion VA. Oct. 2e-iIead
, oHeh Raftcry. OF the Washington aud
Lee ,Geenerals" declares that in "Bli
ttt zoe SilEerSte!n ne has the best
me p!uneng full back in the Sou,b
'hi,"ry'ew"d rSs2rding this brilliant
N"t only is S-iVcrste!n one o. Tho
n"st terr!iic line plungers nave ever
seen but am certain that his dorcn.
$ we work cannot he excellcd hv any
player in tac south. The man is =
error Win a football He Weighs
q bout rs pounds. is built iow'
ana ms tha line With a speed That
reminds one OF Percy Wendell. tho old
HARVARD back, and Joe is as hard 10
Gown as Johnny Maulbetch, Of M!chi-
E"n II Joe can't find "A hole he b0rns
one through. and its going 10 take a
good team 70 stop him"
Followers Of the Washington and
Ice team seem TO have the same op!n-
ION rs Coach Haftery concerning Sill
Nc"S'"!n. The fact Of his havin. NAV
20 SUCH brilliant ball at The Univcr.
sly OF ,fennSN lTania carly rais season.
as well rs his showing nero in The
past three games. marks him as a
i'a !il scrous man FOR Washington and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
VIRGINIA VARSITY is HELD
TO TIE SCORE BY FRESHIES
First Year rcan, Scores n. c,,.,,
opens aud Newman Count,
for tc;,uiurs.

special 10 HE = meg y .spa,ch}
CT LHLOTrESV!LLE. VA. DC, -
i' the final scrin'nasc before the liar
Nt'd l4mr, Virginia VARSITY eleven
p' the unboaten FIRST year team me
niaFh lasted for twenty minutes. md
Was hcrce from start TO finish. Tba
freshmen were tho Hrst 20 score John
~ .'"h'IS " 'pIchdo"n ip!loTlns Il
il'i"en. yard penalty inheld on TIC rc.
u.ars for holding
The Varsity touchdown came near
We Gi"se OF the second hal!. Newman
running twenty Yards "'i
Mh'h time vas spent this afternoon
peFfertins forward passes 10 b..
.st'" ',i"!hSi tne Crimson. and an ~
,.4 biAts zero th0rpugh!y rehcars.a
HI'EeiE and Massic have been added
To- The Injured list
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
he standing OF the players is:
High HE
TARHEElS TO BATTLE TODAY
| University of North Carolina Eleven
TO Meet Stnte College of
Agriculture Team.
|. SSpoc.al 10 The Times Dispatch

CiiIIhGnSETI f 70 2,i uhe Times ,Dispatch;l
70" the first time since 1915. when thew
played ScorelesS tic. the University
OF North Caroiina and the North Car
T o., M. state college of Agriculture and
morrow Al Raleigh. The team has
!Ncn primo+l for This game since the
neGinning OF fall practice. and. though
II WI! enter the contest handicapped
nN. injuries and by lack OF weight. il
VA; nc ready Tor the renewal of foot
pa! relations between the two State
:. II ,. exac, lineup OF the Tarhee,s
injured men Barden is out Of the
% ;.S.n certainly, and Earl Johnson. the
y NSse.an quarter, wrenched his foo;
v,'ll no; as in shape ''t to p fame r fhd
: r5T' 'hl1 i,:;, men Captain Coleman.
VIII IN all probability be ready TO-
F.: .hN. II they are in shape Campbell
W start Cochranc and Proctor at
ends. Harrell and Pritchard at tackles,
Grimes and Robbins at guards. BIount
at center. pharr at quarter, and cole
!:nHn' Lsnne! and SPauGh in the back
i y. ration AZ end. Cant and Dortch
Held are the most likely substitutes.
ms WI! give The Tarheels an aver
lam mat has represented the univer.
SHY IN many years. The Techs will
ma Ee IN e!sht-pound advantage
.arbo5 - IN hchount OF interest is at
slh,ncht ooi% VIII attend almost in a
DouE' SptCla! trains having been pro
e Iar,o, and sections Of the stands re-
scored 25S points 20 thirteen for caro-
ilna there is a quiet feeling Of CONF
@enct on the Carolina campus that
baiiTi'r,Gbc ., h mfm VII play better foot
anu close hard game is looked for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
DISSATISFIED WITH SQUAD
I'M, In John MARSHALL Players rhrourb
Norh"MtN IN Preparation
Tor tochad" City Eleven

That Lew S;rlnEer Is dtssati.e,.,
WITH the results or tie tn, c,st.o5
played by his team this seae,,
practice % the John Marshar sgt.",' w.
Gyrd ParE Neither Tork Union ,",
i,e@pori Ne"s scored asnius. loIn
score against thcm and Lew !. ,
vent TO has artistic tcuperamen, bg
n ,,s,t ne cam through some siren.
ical is expected 70 devotion bcI,,..'.'.-
nov and saturtay when tie BOYS
Tyson. Cooper. Whitehead ana $50
all rcgulars, are temporarily 1'-lFr.i
and while they arc out ashhr0oE b.t
line at center Marvin a sur, is sbo.,
ing UP well at right tackle whiic .pa,,,
carroll - playing fun an5 Sclys..
IS nspigyinE lot o. ability a, IN,
half back. There j. cpnside-able sn.-.
ntaiion as 10 the lineup which viii on
pose Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23

Baby Sister. iol: Galley Head. Io; Joan
II IT, Arc. Arc; 1917 Melancholia. lo3: Coral. lot:
saints saints Bridge. lo5; Malvolio. 100: Napoii.
Fourth race-siy furlonGs-SGure Charlie
Ios: Rnnnyven. ll3: venal Joy. 10: SEA-
Mine. l0i; Wshcw; no: i.i:,le One. Ito:
! 10: isoek3Tee no: Nancy Ann. 1917, Kits
,L2rd1n. llG Clara bella. lo7: Devil Dog.
, ni,th ,G raceI ,o,S niie-Mintcan. us:
IA: Veto. ITO: Bally Conneli. Io7 PIurcSn.
~: Dancing Carnival lo7: Indian Spring
I.2; RIbrock 10: Bclariu. lI3: Dr. Rae
I49s: Plenty. los: Frizeur. 81; Hong Kong.
sixth race--mlc and a sixteenth-Stick-
llnG, lot; Gnomc. lO.: BOniface. 100:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
Harry Frazee May Sell
Boston American Team
IBy Assnriated Press.I

BOSTON, Oct. 2..-Purchnsc of the
Boston American League Baseball
Club by local syndidatc, which, II
successful. would elect ConEresS-
dent Of the club. hnn been proposed
to President Hurry II. Eru1ce, the
present principal owner, Concress-
man Gallifan announced today In
Telegram received here the Con-
SreSSnan haid his friends had ms dc
I'M oCcr for the club which Preside mt
Frazcc now Inns under considera-
ton. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23

Make ": le6:, Claude Brown los; Clay
more los; SprinEvalc. los: IN. Swimmer,
Dazie ~: Starvicw: ll.: Frank w lis:
100. 49,
Fifth race-one milo and sixtecnth-
Il"lico, ol2: ReEalo. IOJ: EuforJ. 1903; SWAY
I9s; Stockweil; llo: Rlackie D.w. Il3:
Midway. IFS: King Gnrin. lis: Mimic IL
10; Jack Hare. Ir.. l32
Sixth racc-mle and an cichth-Iothair
io2: Paris Maid. 100. Judge David. 10Y .
Lucky r. no: Mountain Rose. Il3:
Isaladn; ll2: iiondo. ll3: Lottery. Ii3:
lirr. ia: Mather. li3: Ellison. li5: Chick
bhrkI:y. lis. Also eligible: Dickery Dare.
los: Red start 10; lladrlan. I03: Coun-
i@rbaIancc. loa; War Garden. 1o2; FL Rey.
>, seventh race-milc and cishth-Kiku.
%: Linden. 100: MadGe =. loi: Nloscowu,
los: Sans Peur H.. 100: Prospcctor. li0:
tocnir no; sun Cod lI3: Herald. iI3:
Jim lettering, lis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
Brldcsman. ia: Carpe

necOtt. 1903.
Seventh rncc-siS Observation-Disclosures.
us: Fort Bllss. ZIG: Opn-l.a. III. Start
Ling. ll5 Arrah Go on. 100: Franklin. lis
Suietuhc. III Tipperty Wltchrt. ll2: Bon :
;.cc. ,l2l; I:cocharcs. $50: Gr!ma,kn. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
LAUREL ENTRIES

First racc--dvn and half furionEs-
ID,,ominin1c. IL: Alias. io5: .Ardito. los
~: Lola io2; FLYING Welshn,nm. iC5
second racc--about TWO iniles-M inat.
l&I; War Paint: 40: Syrdarya.. $40: Bona
Sea sun. l%7: Garroylc. ~;
Ih!rd racc-miic and Il slxtccnth-Dan.
liz Mohocacr. lp7: Ultra Gold l07: Col,
Nalentine. i0i: J0aeph i. Alurphy lOi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
PREPARING FOR CONTEST
LynchburE Expects Record Attendance
at Washington and Lce-Tech
Football Game.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ITNCHBCRG VA. Oct. 22-Prc.
liminary arrangements for the Wash
.ngton and Lce-NirGinia Tech football
game to be staged here November l.
include attendance on the part OF 400
students from Lexington and zoo
cadets from Blacksburg. The local
Sports Corporation, which ig back!n,,
tho game. IS hard at work TO boost
the game for local patronage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-31
NOTICE OF SHERTFF's SALE OF
ESTRAYS.

On or about November LIST 1918. the
following described estrstys were taken
up by K. f Fletcher. ~ his farm one
mile west and one mile south OF Die
trich. Idaho. One bay horse. Weight a
bout 1900. left hind foot white. small
star in forehead. about 10 or II years
old. no Visible brand.
Notice is hereby given thai on Sat
urday the LIST day OF March. 1913. at II
An. o'clock at the r E. Fletcher farm
one mile west and one mile south OF
Dietrich. Lincoln County, Idaho, I viii
pursuant to the estray laws OF the
State OF Idaho. sell the above described
estrz,ys to the highest and best bidder
for cash. lawful money Of the United
States.
Dated January 18th 1919.
Clarence Wheeler
Sheriff.