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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
VISITING DELEGATES MET
WITH CARTS AND WAGONS
Richmond Stationcrs Spring Sur
prise in Greeting to Those Hero
for Convention.
SMOKER TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Travelling Mems Entertainment Will
BE Composed Of Vaudeville and
Musical Fcatures-Women Guests
Mt Country Club of Virginia.

Whoa! Giddap! And string OF
wagons OF ancient and honorable lin
the Main Street Station yesterday af-
;,ernoon and headed for the Jefferson
Eotei; bearing a much jostled crowd
conyention OF the National Association
ot Stationers and Manufacturers.
tnink. said Richmond cop"
soiemnly. as he viewed the remarkable
assemhiage Of conveyanccs. that I
haven't seen one OF them wagons Since
the n happy days of the 'Richmond
This, indeed. was the legend which
rHe eonvcyances bore-"Richmond
The steady downpour of rain pre-
vented some OF the vehicles from APP
pearins. which included the municipal
dog catcher. street sprinkler. dump
G carts and an, other equipment for trans
ihe streets OF Richmond.
Spectators Arc Amazed.
The first special train having been
met at the Main Street Station. tran
sien;s at Broad street at $50 last
arrived. were treated 10 like amazing
Spectacle. not the least humorous fca-
ture Of which was the incrcdulous ex-
pressions OF Eichmonders themselves
who happened 10 be 1t the station.
interest today .centers in the trav-
tEnS mems night entertainment in
the auditorium os the Jefferson. be-
S'-'.''-A- o. Gov sOil 81 III. his en- Ter
ta:n.nent is primarily. smoker. Six
EorEeouSly ar-ayed Richmond girls in
Turkish costume Will distribute the
wherewthal for the smokes, and the
vaudeville, program will be featured
by Alvin NJ. Smith.
Miss MarEery Harcum, a Richmond
coniralto, who has been studying in
New York. viii bc here especially TO
sing at the entertainment tonight
Mrs John Dorset. soprano of ST
PaulS Episcopal choir. will also sing.
and there VIII be jazz numbers and
. cht HAPPY coons IN a bIackface skit
all Richmond talent
Several Ballet Dances.
AS a anal number thcre will be bal
let dancing by two Richmond instruc-
tors IN the terpsichorean art.
The convention will Ee, down to
business as soon as breakfast is over
this morning. \ number OF conferences
are scheduled for the morning and af-
ternocn, with luncheon for the men
at ! O'Clock at the jefferson and for
the women at the Country Club Of
Virginia.
Tomorrow rhe women OF the party
vii. be entertained at luncheon at the
Women's Club. On Wednesday they
wealth Club and with afternoon tea
at Miller & Rhoads' At o'clock.
Thursday they VIII be guests at the
W estmorelanA Club. Mrs. Woodson
i. Waddey is chairman OF the Rich
mond reception committee for the wo-
men who attend the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
WHITE MAN SHOT BY NEGRO
AssnIlnnt Escapes After NVoundIDr r.
IL. Gerald. 20O South Third street
by Firing Through Window

=. r. Gerald. aboE; nifty years old.
supposed 10 be IL private detective
waE shot and seriously woundc d
shortly before 2 O'Clock this morning
by An unidentified negro, who made his
escape Gerald was in his room at 900
South Third Street, when, according
70 Gerald, the negro pulled aside the
window screen ana fred at him, tho
bullet taking effect in the shoulder.
Gerald fred three shots In return
but ~ fer Az could be learned none
struck the negro, who fled down an
"!l"y Police we're called az well as the
anhulnuc" from the Virginia Hospital
ny Gerald was placed under the care
OF me- o"n physician and kept in his
room Motive for the shooting wa.
rot learned definitely early this morn
l"S, although il was stated that the
negro Is believed 10 have been in.
Sp'r"G ~ spite. because or GcraId's
W0rh In an official ca pncity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Registration of delegates to four
tccnth annual convention OF the
National Association of Stationers
and Manufacturers opens at JeHcr-
son Hotel mt q.
Richmond Ministerial Union meets
mt y. VI. &. a. MT IL 30.
Luncheon for men attending
stntioncrs' convention mt jefferson
and for women Mt Country Club of
Virginia mt I.
ANNUAL book reception Mt womnn's
Club nj 8.
rehearsal of Richmond Comm
nifty chorus ut John Marshall High
school mt -.
Meeting OF Council Committee ON
River. iinrbOr and Dock Mt CITY
Hall nj =.
Smoker for men attending sta
,iohctS convention ut Jefferson
Hotel mt S;30.
i.!ric-Nnudcvillc Mt ?, =, o:3o.
Academy of Observation-Disclosures
musical success. mt S;.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
ADAlT lIINE NEv' MEMBERS
Is iWnninns TO Greet Young Rrother
Indians Mt Meeting 10 BE Held
Tonight.

After Tho strenuous trip to the Bal,i-
more District Convention ~ * yvaui,
clubs followed by the celebration Of
ladies night just a week ago. the
= wants club here Viii settle down to
business with the meeting 10 bc hnli
t"nighi at $50 o'clock AT the Bust
ness Mems Club.
Announcement has been made nv
Secrclar? Maxine pucharIne tia, rinn
new members have been admitted 10
the club. They are James T. Gallaher.
X. II, SingreN, William u. Gldden. Kcv
FRANK ". Pratt. Russell y DDIsn,
George \. Moriland. w Fred R!chnrJ
son, Samuel X. Brame and Dr. NJ b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
STRIKE OF TAILORS FAILS
Hefni, Store workers nr.um. rIuc.,
"Hh""t ACCOMPLISHING Purpose
or WalkOut

Announcement was made yesterday
mat the JourueyInen Tailros' I'njny
mere has called of The STRIKE Of hl,sbcr'
men IN tn" rct4il stores or The citr
,yiitrt tcco,mpllshing the purpose f5r
Waver!ng Of a few Of Inc mo, ,y.s
gwen az Inc cause for tn. failure 0f
me strike By prcs!dcn; i. schneider
lEhI IN iucrcaac in salary and
ntinanded by the union The gtrikc
upntlnled over u period ot about two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

scr ~ asT%Sment With the Richmond Bar
town shops wIi e eias OF i ne principal down
a. $50 O'clock Prac;icaI,v ali CShieh
YES nnG East End shops will also shorten
ginning Saturday next the clostnr Sou- o e.
Sarhsr shops south OF Franklin Street W II II
30 $50 o'cloCk. are north OF franklin
street oe!oc" Tor Saturdays
Members Of the Board o. Pharmacy O,
s Ss'ni" WI Nee; IN is regular quarterly
csi9her - ~ which zine examination ~
tIgiEaniS Tor reg stration OF pharmacies :
1nc aSSiS;ant 7ha!imacists will also be hole!
rs 70 be continued through WednSsj.v
S.,ots- - Il IS expected that a large
;ni,- O: applicants VIII take the eAa,:,-
Ta5 drivers ji;asy operators and chaur
."-'S -'Ll meet today 10 form an associa e
IN ieF ne Gette7ment Of the hacking and
1ls"t oEe .; the purposes OF the orrani-
eaton vii b TO establish a hcadqunrters
= q! times through the winter and whe-"
''' calls il ;he weather b
Major Alexander Forward. Of IN. State
Corporation Commission. left las, night for
iaGi~nSI-ots 20 attend the national confer
or; q TIC city until Friday or Saturday.
MSS Nora Spence, Hammer. field nurse
Is al nea6quariers =; lilo Capitol Street
Ecw music Will be available a. tho rc
hearsal q The Richmond Community Chorua
;%?n.sht under ;he direction Of Walter {.
10 the director. are much interested in
plans for The TALL and winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

hhlSTDL, Va. Oct i2-senato,
az, NJ. Jonnson has been invited
ny Mayor Ellison Of Johnqon c,,v
enh.; near here. 10 come 10 ma, CIV,
"Hn aeilv"r an address on the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Printers Hold Mertinr

Hichmond Typographical Union. No
90, held business meeting yc.trrj,, :.
AFTERNOON at the i:a2lee' Han OF, Mn-
shall stree, The New York sirjL >
Wa discussed, and great deal OF
Sosittno business attended 10. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Subscribe sIs.0,,o ~ E,

Hen Allen Baptist C.hurch moi only
pt.,sen 'iH apportionmout or 3IG.0cn
EeettfciN afternoon for tho tT5 non onG
campaign. bur pledged an nddI,i,,,,i
f''e'o' making total OF 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

Fari9h Committees OF every convo-
cation Ia the Dioccgc Of Virginia viii
aascmh!c ~ the pa rish house OF Grace
Tor conference. The nation W idc
campaign wlil be tho sub1oct Of tho
conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Find Apple Trr~s In DIoom

LYSciIEtjtG, Oct l2.--Apple nick
crs In this section have found mum
Der or trees YIN full bloDmS when
tho crop waa being pickeA from tho
tTcns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

M UGH OF life impeded common cou
1VA age-the courage of conviction.
Fear is foundation of failure tmdy species of
fear God holds with the strong Mazzn another
philosopher kens the kite which encounters
a contrary wind.
The cultivation of courage success Firm
IN the right strength faith determination duty-hese
are the fountains out of which flows the courage conqers
all things Most far than thew
believe they have ~
Fortune bfrends the bold True courage mean the
overlooking of obstacles but the perceng conqerng of
them Those who meet all events squarey hold resoute in
just cause and fear only to do evil have lasting of
noble character.
-. -
In this Stores organization youth the test of Cor
age in every relation to business
For young men and young waiting bottom rnp
OF the business ladder there now this store
those who have courage to climb Those desiring to
start business will opporune confer with
the executive in charge of employment bureau on the Fifth
Floor, Grace Street - 80
MILLER RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Handling TcSns Cron

AS 70 the situation In Texas. who-o
acute because the cron ~ :. 90. y
nately 2o.ou0,onO bushels Iarg.Tr" G E,,,
!ast year and whore thorr is ~ sr,, - ,,Ii,.
menf -. e'orage facilities. arrange
ss2nn corporation for the scndinr. ~
anaiitl"nai cargo Vessels to Cia!vestor
40 a. tahEeMeh'S have already been
n.nue or increasing The igfrhcr ~
pernl!lS ior Carloads Of wheat mi
Ip "a from nifty to 100 pSr d aI'
nv, a! cu ti.n chor;s ar" being made 10
ard IS thus exposed 10 The vaa,tr 20 U"ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

Major Alexander Forward of IN. State
.or3o-aucn Commission. left last night for
iaGia0aI-ol;s 20 attend the national confer
enc = -a!lway commissioners lie viii l.,
OF; @; the city until Friday or Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

NJ sc Nora Spencer Hammer. field nurse
Tor tae Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Is at headqua-iers a ITO Capitol Street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
CHAPTER \


WA divided between gratitude
and indignation toward ManNillr'H
aunt Gratitude because ! vas able
20 escape TO ny room, indignation
that she always In Mauviile's pres.
nee told me how thankful I shouii
be thar he, her nephew. had condos
Ccndod TO marry me.
WIS constantly putting an inhihi-
tor upon myself; constantly rfftcing
myself. was doing alt couid 10
make my home happy, I had gone
through all sorts OF humiliation, I
mad" no demands none.
a been ~ my room out "a few
moments when Nancy told ms 70 gem
tloman was waiting iu tho drawing
room and gave mU Lawson Mckve's
card,
Wher. II Mrs Holbrook %" NJ
first impulse 10 refuse 10 sec him be-
cause OF her.
In her room I think she has un-
dressed hrard her call Martha "
Nancy AID not raisr her ewes. bat I
understood. d a known why 7
hrhitatcd to go down.
Tell Mr. Mckee 1 will be- down Int
modiatoly
huuiedly tidied my hair aud then
followed Nancy Lawson Mckee came
toward me with outstrctchod hands
= am fortunate to nnd you az
home
4 am always at home-that 's,
nearly always" Why ! said u ! could
moi explain. surely WIS not making
"a bid for sympathy thought saw
pity In his eyes and it anFercd me, I
knew Of course that be, uH well az
nan other % our acquaintance
know h IL ManNiilc often wont out
without mo. yet ! preferred They
should think ~ wns because | did not
care 20 go ruthcr than that I Was
neglected.
! laid his card, whtch Still held,
on the table. then. hecnuso ! Thought
I had said something to cause him 10
be- sorry for ne, I talked and laughed
TAR more hoisterously than I had since
Aunt cynthia came.
tie remained about AN hour When
he rose 60 go he took both my hands
In his aud In u husky voice said
n wish | could tell YOU, Mrs hyde,
how much I admire YOU. You are 40
Ideally M IL you know what
mean. And well, thoro aren't sn
many 81 YOU"
10 leaned toward me. and FOR an
uneasy moment I thought ne a..
goiug To kiss me hut hc dropped my
hands and, smiling ut me, bowed
himself ont.
Who rave YOU been entertaining 20
'unt cynthia, In kimono and cap,
] halted me 81 the head of the stairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
An Unusual Story Of Unusual courtship an,
By CAROLYN BEEcHER
lCnnyrIrhl MN. by OarnIyn necrherl -

was positive she had been listening
Her neNt words showed Naz not
miataken. You seemed 10 he having
"a most hilarious time"
4 was. Mr. Mckee IN "A charming
man. I enjoyed his call hugely
Then; Nancy said YOU had retired,
~ did not send Tor you. You viii
enjoy meeting him I an sure Tho
sarcasm In my little speech did not
csrupe her. But I had sort OF smooth
ed the way for myself should she COM
plat. TO MnnVilic-which / felt sure
she would-that had not invited her
to CONS, down.
I went 10 he'd happier than I had
felt IN a long time. 1 had not one
thought that was In ans way unfaiih-
ful to Manville, yet I was delighted
and comforted that another man had
admired moHand told me ~.
! knew yer, well that Aunt cynthia
had been listening, Had she bee
dressed she would not have waited
for AN Invitation 60 Join ~. Hut pre-.
pairing FOR bed waH with her u rit"
which took much time. II would also
take Tune % undo an her work aud
uRain dress. so she had thrown e
kinomo ovor her nightdress and done
tho noNt best thing 10 inform herself
~ what I might be- duing-listened.
NiNNNNNNN MfNHN NNAN " NANfN'N ~ W
receive callers. I think ne felt %
safe. $50 sure that ! wouldn't dare
do anything unconventional or else
ne thought me 80 stupid and unHt-
~trnCtiye that ! would be- liable 10 no
temptations. Whatever IL wna. he
never had put any restrictions upon
whom l should Or should not see e.
they called az the house. 30 ! lived
over MY pleasant evening, wishing I
had more such friends, ana hoping
that Lawson Mckee would come Of
ten.
hluahed In the dark NJ ! recalled
my impression that he VAS anout 10
kiss mo. lie, OF course had no such
idea. n was lust my tOolishnoss and
the unnccustomed naticry In his q %
ncr, Ms well as In his speech, ! had
looked long az myself In b mirror
before I retired. I had brushed my
hair until u shone trying TO DO some
thing. however slight. 10 make myself
more attractive He had told me once
that ! had wonderful hair-it had
been one gight ~ june's, before Aunt
cynthia came, Ever since then ! had
taken great pains 10 Keep " soft and
shining But finally I fell asleep ANA
dreamed not Of lawson Mckee but
J n Nansillc and Ruth Markham, and
woke mp some time hfer aobbing he-
cause l had dreamed hey were mar
riod-thHt I waH nlone
(To he ~cenunued.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Al mn INuIt.

uf With emotional tension. de-
l. ht Tho Nrociptul rtuirs ui
| Iufufur. rrp0fH uI scenes fu
irHff ct Humanity ths spec
hofnifamn soon 10 he Released
mHuN phnncs 81 wnr clothed
tueir realism. yot illuminated
hsautifl tale Of love nud De-.
fufuin'd about Tie iHNle urin.
nf historical incident ii.tc arr
'trmuiea
b. ia shown tho erfn uf tho
tu fmhirm into ihs world ffa,
NHilff. tho I Universal Juvenile
uuriruNH tho role of a boung
lnieucHn nrhtinr with ihs iu-
forr,H Iu France. who takes
breast pocket o. small H.lkon
i plants H. on hIs hHfnust uDm
rosa forth tho undSlnE mes
J. America. f.ruuuHH To- The Hp
fns Dyiuzrl Uutld
b reproduction OF H grrmHu
Iut Huruut ur luRD s uUr ur
tuf,H uf tho utmuHun,rit de-
bon OF the flm Tho under
chateau bel shown FURNISHED
H#fI. fITuIturu aud RUGS r.s
HHm H trpurh mHuHIuu Hud 80
U.IfUU HfrUH fn whItH fNU lnI
tfIuri" fUu fntma,ltt. HrtIfirI
D. fH,rU projected fIU IuftIint
tr.Hl G,rmHu military prison
HIlIrI prisoners Htl .'Hu HruN
boo tr, conditions forced uruu
|hN their human Duututs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
At RUIZ mraI.

authorities are agreed that at
here " the most desired thine "a
/ a motion picture. And all nrc
n That tho best ihina IN "fnt1-
b. tho atmosphere of The
|onl1n episode. A. yea view tho
|linr 81 these tremendous acereH
Hiln away from YOU aud Won
rfied back through the cuntrrle1
ancient dnYa You arc there
|rti YOU know the people ~ those
ana their WAYS n ~ tiahN Ion
reviewed Tor you through She
riui atmosphere OF the scenes
in building tho picture - Mod
|urrlpi' every effort WnH made 80
No the ntmoFnherr and ~ la aild
|no such accnes have ever np-
II be- re- picture Of the 500 and ifa
Isolated islands Az the m,.
|of ~ ceaaeiess motion; an tho
~ nf ~ bird and animal We are
l with "a Erippinr story 81 love
adventure and that indenrrihnhio
|rhero that Ne ~ once no pleasing
|Ut awe Inspiring The nwecfne1s
l. rfnrf ia peculiarly spnennrr
b. beauty Of ifF many scercs arc
"a Modern ioreiel' IN
|unuaual aud interesting aud ~ a
rcut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Problems in Navigation
BY JOHN BROCK

huiii thai the food wouid freeze solid
inside the mouse between meals. l
recnllert q snack I Got onc along
ln the observation-disclosures frozen
solid, ierky, aud some pruRca with the
sauce ~ s%pliutery lciriet I've slept
out In a Hnowstorm many q time
when was after cattle, cnmpsd down
In "a grove ~ Boplnr- or willow brush,
hut never have ] heen hs cold ~ I
wac that day.
n drified ON west for a while. out
onto the plains nv Laramie; then I
headed south There WA n party Of
us, an young follows who didn't know
enough 20 bee sfraid We started out
With horsss. hui one Of oar team
died, 30 We traded the other for e.
yoke ~ e. and anne on down"
How did you get across the river
Z demanded,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

"oxcnu SWIM" he Answered. a.
though surprised az my question.
Hut the wagon" insisted.
"Oh. We Just chopped n couple Of
cottonwooda and followed them out
some. nke u canoe only not 80 deep.
Then W. ran the wagon wheels Into
the Frooves aud dashed them tight,
one loo 10 each side. you see. Then
she was u boat We just fcrricd her.
Let her drop down a bit with the eur.
rent N swung her over. nice and
easy
I know these rivers. II didn't seem
~ easy Ia ne.
Down AZ the Little Colorado the
Indians werr Mind Of hostile. Twas
before Kit Carson had settled them
Gown much. Folks warned ~ TO give
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

ln H distinctly Hhahy manner
hllAlus said be-. iu o. voice ~
stern riinHm hure suu haven't
'Atrr sif' on. ui. aIr'" replied 1911.
kin-. hDarHeN rs tho rheumatic
in me lUrs''
An tm glad To hear that YOU have
remained true Co your promise
sighed Inc curu'r Well. good night
It, 81 lovely evening
90 D. That. Hlr. said nnklns. fer-
tfuflY md heres Home splendid
uIuuuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Ar TI,r I.Aerf,lr.

" Nou were q pretty and neglected
Young site What would you do N M
middlr-nred aud doairnlng widow
took ndvnnfnrc Of vour hualund's In
iefeHt IN hts work 20 trs 10 win him
from Nouf This IN the problem thnt
forms The basis FOR Z delightful com.
edN w Sauce fnf thf G1uaa." Tho uaw
Select picture IN which Iowia D. siois.
hi,h protnnts Constance TaimniFa
which VII DO shown ne the pasiime
theetHr today for tho last time.
Constance rnimndre is . rop,eal.
cnne who knows tho value or % sure
h4ht touch IN spontaneous fun mix
inr, ana she more than mlalin IA.
hopes aud expectations Of her mnnv
admirers bt her delightful i~nterprots.
ton % KITTY Constable IN this play
The story h. from the nucceaaful
play BY uefaldine rennei aud Hutch.
caon BOYD. adRpfud uf Julia Crawford
ls'fr briefly ~ relates how John
constable. n Young writer. IL WORKING
hard on hia book. "Womnn'a strir.
rlcr' Mfs. Ailoway. "a widow. takes
an interest IN bis work and Kitty. The
Young wife. remurkH that the widow
lH struggling ito hand Iohn. when
MrH Allowpy goes too FAR In her do
sirnn. Kitty %concoeia n clever ~retniin-
tory plan Of her own. overs the
widow With confusion and wins hsi
husband back len % hurry Tho theme
Of n neglected wiz and the 'othsi
woman u old. but The handling Of 10
In Tits picture ls new.
Resides the ahoye the comedy 'Ou
ontnl Love iH being also repeated
Hlkins has .irned tho pl.drc Tho
curaie was particularly pleased %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

N AN entrfpriHinE LAWYER ON.
\ finger prints nnicr many years
lore Qvounr man 20 hia inwfu
iHnsr fnd exposes nn lmusaipr.
dmlrnhh shown in the Para.
! pirturlEftiuu 81 MARI Tvnln'u
D. story. rudduhrui Wilson
ilie1dnrf Roberts uH star which
- ursHeutod nf tho ~ Thsutcr
uud tomorrow
900 rinrDsra ln tho arisncsa
hobby a. deteruur sume in
cod nur'r urintH was d'fiirai
Hfr 81 uf The arersa Of ihp
tfHrHuIf, iu Tho pro rebellion
lHI Tho FINGER rfiui thcoff
! BE- infancy. iiut Wilson's psr.
Hud hs knnwicdEc 81 hlu
r"ttrtuHlIv brought tnN wheels
ro iu rrynivc tn tho rlrht i
tp ufr aitlsfnr'lnu uf an run
Roberts bel admirably supported
H rfsHt uhutoplat Thorn
m ono of the best known ~
Hfnrr haH nn important role
boo tht trHf utn Jane Muln
p o. mrr ErurGt iuf urt Gcf.
lNriiHr
mH engagement iH nlro showing the
Haae uf The Iron TrHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
rsp0,ALp

They are Oh calling themselves Tar
ran nowndayH- meaning HasnothinE
supeflntlVs in the WY ~ brute
strength and cunninr
TurxHns u sport are numerous.
iiuxlnE. wrestling. and football are
rnmcs that necesslthte great strength
aud agility
The unme Tarzau" WINS first tied
90 babe Ruth. the huge homo-run
waiiupor ~ tho He'd n iiahs liked
the title until D.. found out what u
meant Nsxt comrs plrftina, the iuEo-
Slay bear man. who calls himself the
rnrzau u the mat However. there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

M M calne, % We traded them OFT
for hurfos. We'd travel dlrnttlmef
and sleep hidden out DURING the day
"Iiov cid you ferry tho-e nurro-f-
y demanded lmnatleniIy. n know
the, can swim. hut their pncha-now
would you Trf their packs ncrosaf
Now oven = heavily laden animal
may manage Itself remarkably well
In Iha water, but ever pound above
10 ia6uders will lower H. ~saterilne.
20 H. speak And stores % The Kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

they caFriss uin not STAND = ~sttins.
sait. pepper. n flour are I'm n
tolerant "JefhY- and hocun arc nod
improved by d. ana he man N6s
has 10 sleep under blankets \ ueu-
alif pretty choice about hfupin4 them
dry. Fnrthermorr. where their lives
might 90 n one depend upnn u.
they could take no possible chances
With their aunpowder. Even a uft
Aeemeh rl.ky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

are q few other wrestling mat mann
moths about who would have little
trouble tanning the foreigner How
about p%atouhney, the giant lluHaianf
Tie L. seven feet tall and weighs over
three hundred pounds. Al tho wres.
tiers ore afraid % him despite tho
fact that he II more than nfy years
% axe Then Inc NbyEsko boys stan.
islnu aud Wlnuek. humping tho beam
around $50 and eco pounds, respec.
lay Rogers. the American Apollo, was
q giant % the mat who displaced
shout zoe pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

NNlNA mat NN hlW
sucrefled lu Turn
luE the notorious
uld topper FROM the
srrur uf his WAY
IHut Judge 10 the
turutr ofrur
when one evening
nr overlook ifil
klnH watkins along
fnn village street
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