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Arizona republican., 1919-02-21
Wagner & Eckles Cor. 1st & Van Buren.
 Phone 3006.
NOPERS IO ENEWED w OAD
 BNUNNERS

We have them. The lowest priced Used cars offered in Phoenix. 1 Overland touring in good me-
 chanical condition with fair rub 1 Ford speedster, bucket seats,
 large gas tank, with trunk, good
 tires ..................... 275 l Ford delivery truck, good me-
 chanical condition with good
 rubber ................... 300 l Buick roadster mechanically
 right with three cord tires, new
 fabric tire. Model 36 .......... 400 1 Ford touring, new paint, top and
 good tires ................ $50 1 Ford, just like new ............. 475 1 Maxwell touring, completely
 overhauled, with new paint, top
 and seat covers, and Al tires. $50 1 Peerless Six, good mechanical
 condition, newly painted with
 new top ............... 65U 1 Maxwell ton truck, Al condition
 with good rubber ......... soc Hudson Super Six, wire wheels.
 all new Kelly tires, new top and
 paint. This car acknowledged
 the best buy in Phoenix as it is
 as good as new .............14 .145C s Terms if desired.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21
Ranch AucGi@m
AT ROBERT ROSS RANCH

A One mile east and 2ik miles north and M mile east of Peoria on old c. R. Berry place. A mile northeast of Greenfield school on Lateral 20. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, AT 10:50 Will sell on 12 months bankable note; give per cent discount for cash.
 CATTLE
 2o selected Jersey and Holstein cows, an frch: i Swear old Holstein bull; 3 2-year-old steers: { 2-year- heifers; yearlfng heifers; yearling steers; 10 calves; 1 Sharples separator, geared Co power.
 HORSES, IMPLEMENTS pair heavy mares. 6 and z years old; 1 pair heavy work horses; now CTS. rake. 1 blow; . wagons. one with heavy frame; 1 complete blacksmith outfit. 1 riding blow and many other tools; sets work harness.
 POULTRY, ETC. 100 Hoganized hens; sheep; Il tur- keys; l2 lambs.
 HOGS
 | brood sows.
 Household and kitchen furniture. Big free harbecued veal lunch at noon. Everybody invited.
 Come early. The sale will commence at 10:30 sharp.
 Terms: 12 months bankable note secured by note and mortgage. or per cent off for cash on all amounts over sl00.
 ROBERT ROSS, owner
 B. W. GETSINGER. Auctioneer
 WARWICK SCOTT, Clerk. al
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21

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Arizona republican., 1919-02-21

TWENTY acres first-class land. near Liberty, under Buckeye canal; $1lO acre; small payment down. will con- slider team and wagon or some dairy cows. Address Box 14-O Republican. If CASA GRANDE VALLEY 160 acres with buildings, pumping plant, gravity water, stock, tools, hay and grain; in best section of valley. Its a buy, s16.000.
 $. c. MILLER COMPANY, g North First Ave.-Creighton Bldg.
 If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21
Davie Realty Co.

12s NORTH CENTRAL-PHoNE S5ss
 dd
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21
For Miscellaneous

I HAVE cultivators, 4 planters, turning blows, 3 listers, harrow and several other small farm tools at bargain. F mile west of Fowler on Yuma road. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21

FOR RENT-100 acres fine, rich. sandy loam land with privilege of 100 acres more; plenty river water; cheap rent for cash, or crop rent. Inquire at once of Mir. Edwards, S05 North Fifth avepue. ds
 FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix grow Two acre tracts close in, alfalfa ant grain, s1,000: 5000 tract s150 cash and $15 month. Five acres, 4-room house. garage. fine shade, alfalfa, bal ley; s650. $650 cash, balance like rent. Six-room house, two story garage; lot 6Sx125. M. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington street. tr
 WE HAVE one 5-acre tract. well i'm proved, close in for house and lot.
 acres or one city block improved with nice home, for s6,500; $500 down balance monthly. J. s. Griffin, Alone 11S North First Avenue. dr
 CHOICE 10 in alfalfa. Phone owner s755. dr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

Hill why not WORK big bright
iii "seo every twenty
of her
Hi lone Gown and talk with van
Hill "'n' 20 JON u big Whnlock Branch family. ~ 80 'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919

in tho mouth was OF malignant ma
night in refreshing sleep " without The The
aid OF medicine.
Methods OF ancsthctization in 1898
arc today. AT first nitrous oxide was
administered and the two left upper
other was given. and the whole Of the
left upper jaw Was removed from the
first bicusrid tooth to the last nioiar.
There is now at The College of Ply
s SIC. ms in This city. the cheek retrac,
from Paris in 1866. This useful In
strument prevented any external scar.
From 1.-THE the time Tine that the patient was
about forty minutes.
July nysd i some ndditioIal tissue was
leave his bed within two days after
An Artificial I,ubbcr Jaw.
piled by pT Rasso %'f e iM Was Of s Se@
fective contrivance: It kept the cheek
was In place no Impairment in the
speech could be detected. Later an
Improved form of the device was in
Five years later William Potter
nencement exercises Of jefferson Med
teal College. This was Mr.. Giles G.
perhaps never will recover from the
menta! twist and wrench of my last
term in Washington
II suppose am booked for a speech
OIL q political character. to be made
late in April: and while it seemed to
me the highest duty dictated the en-
Easement. the anticipation of the or
deal IS already such a nightmare that
1t makes me unhappy"
Lived Fifteen Years Longer.
Mr.. Cleveland lived for fifteen years
after these operations. his death oc
curing June "a. 1908. lie was born
March is: 1897, and the scvcnty-onc
years o; his lifetime have nine times
been exceeded by our Presidents
Three Presidents in succession in
the early days OF the rcpublic exceed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
SAYS BRITAIN SHOULD SHARE
GIBRAL TAR WITH AMERICA
Henry MorEcnthnu, Returning from,
Near Enst. Makes Interesting
Suggestions.

NEW YORK. oct. 1S.-A suggestion
that Great Britain share the control
of Gibraltar with the United states
Was made by Henry MorScuthau toda V
on his return from Il seven months trip
abroad Ir marily as chairman Of Il
committee appointed by Pr -Sidc., VII
son TO investigate pogroms III Poland.
Referring TO his previous advocacy
OF the acceptance by the United States
Of a mandate for Constaniinoplc. Ar
mcnia and Anatoiia. Mr.. Morgenthau
said:
"cul. people will expect Great Britain
20 welcome us In the Mediterranean
and the Near East not as Il rival or
competitor. but as a full partner with
all rights. privileges and Responsible
ties"
Mr.. Morgen;hau declined to reveal
his conclusions as 10 the alleged
Polish Doeroms in advance of his OIL
cial report. H., expects TO present that
to Secretary Lansing tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
LOST JAW IN OPERATION
Device Made Of Rubber Was Worn by
Former Chief EXecu-
tive.
LIVED ANOTHER I5 YEARS
Doctors Removed Malignant Growth
That Threatened the Soft Palate
and BoncS-Pcrformcd Task on
Board Yacht Oneida.
LIVED ANOTHER 10 YEARS

PARLIAMENTARY. Oct. ls.-lt seems
phia doctor when 4 President is i'll.
Some ono familiar with the circum-
stances recalled the details OF the two
operations upon Grover Cleveland in
July. 1928. in which DIR. w. w. Keen.
of this city, was intimately concerned
with Doctor Bryant.
II was Il most anxious time for the
country as for the President.
The first operation took place July /.
on the yacht Oneida. anchored OFF the
Battery in New York harhor
pr. Il. NJ. O'Rcilly. aftcrward sur
Gcon-general of the United States
Army. had Il few days before detected
AN ulcer. the size of 25-cent piece.
on the roof of the Presidents mouth.
It slightly encroachcd on the soft pal
ate, ana some of the bone was dis
cascd.
aboard the yacht the evening be-
fore the operation, the President OK
claimed: oh Doctor Keen. those Of
nee seekers! Those Office seekers:
They haun, me even in my drcams!'
Patient Is Examined.
Before the operation Doctor Jane
way and Doctor Keen examined the
paticnt; There was no, arteriosclero-
sis. The pulse was 90. There was
no doubt. however. that tho growth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
NASAL CATARRH
Though Very Common II Is a Serious
Discase-WOrsc at This Season.

1t is an Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane, causing "A discharge and is
aggravated by colds and sudden
changes of weather. but depends on an
impure condition of the blood When
chronic it may develop into consunp-
ton by breaking down the delicate
lung tissues and impairinG the general
health.
Begin treatment with Hoods Sarsa-
pariila at once. This medicine puriflcs
the blood, removes the cause of the dis
ease, and gives permanent relief 1t
has been entirely satisfactory to three
generations.
II a cathartic is needed take Hoods
PLils-they arc gentle and thorough.
enliven the liver, regulate the bowels.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Judge Qualities as an
Expert on ITS Beer
Ivy Universal Service. !

READING. PA, Oct. fS.-"It can't
he done. for I've tried It," declared
.iidcrmnn James Mayer. OF this
place. when Joseph Kelley, who was
before him the charSe of being
drunk. insisted TINT lie Ind become
intoxicated on 2.7J beer. -
The magistrate was certain
that the :.T5 was harmless and TINT
Kelley was not telling the truth
and must have inhibited something
with more Kick in II. that he i'm
posed fine OF $40 on the dcfcn-
dnnt.
Kelley, although he Ind the
money. refused to pay md took
twenty days in jail instead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
'A|ANY AMERICANS PLEAD
I FLOR WIVES FROM ABROAD
Of a. T.. +. Receives
y Numerous Requests From
~ Former Soldiers.
,ENGLIsH WOMEN pnEFERHED
'RatchelOrs Send Description Of Them
~ selves and Order for Mate to Mrs.
81 Sue c, Seymour of Y. W. c. a.
- Bride Welfare Work

.-,Eichmond headquarers OF the South
.,sstiam.ic Field FERMENTATION Of the the
I'm the Virginia Railway. and Power
guiding is IN regent of informat.on
go. Camden y. J., who is supervisor OF
iShe bride welfare work OF the \. w
sovaKa and GermanY IS ''a acins s't The
yiGlminem responsibility Of playing
tmothcr- n-law 10 about 500 bachelors
sr.SAirs.. seymour has already won for
herself the title OF ''Ohciai Mothcr-in-
iInw to the American expcditionary
,tarc included in the list OF twenty-five
,s*ahl!Gch have been rerTresssm,ed. by the
i,diers who have come TO this country
,Xithin the past four months AMI
,oTder TO Mrs Seymour marked Rush.
= Flooded With Requests.
st'rhe communication 10 the field Office
tTtates thar Mrs. Seymour IS being
: corners of the United states, who claim
/ that they are lonely and need COM
>4Srstish Women who, Mrs seymour re-
gently announced. We're waiting 20
scome 10 this country 20 find positions
. sSy which they could support them
:. The men have wrircn in. giving a
PRESCRIPTION of themselves. thcir. habits.
delight compleNion., their financial
STATUS references and occupations. ana
iftlcscrihing the sort OF wife they want
Tier weight and general appearance:
=. With this Information on hand. they
Sdesirc Mrs seymour TO select q wife
TOT them and Put them in corrmuniCl-
Sifon with her. cvtdcntlr n"Gcr the i'm
1,rcssion. Mrs. Seymour says. shat these
7it purpose in the world other than
TO find husbands. while most OF them
are wives and mothers whose hus
spands or sons were killed In the war
and who lind themselves without an
ancone and are. therefore. coming to the
.
,fr> Prefer Younger women.
.-,All OF the bachelors prefer wife
betwecn twenty and thirty-fvc years
!, nt age. though some OF them say that
she can be fOrty-tivc. Some Of them
a'avc an aversion TO women who arc
.tre small. Some 20 so far as 20 st:2-
I. iIlatc th;ri she must weigh 1875 pounds
F, .iio more. no less.
|. %AIoSt OF them want wife who would
. aye willing TO live on = farm and some
( Mould like l',r TO have some capitll
: The big Eastern cities. are home from
( WAR and hnd it difficult 10 get wife
in this city" Many own ranches in
: Western states and want wife to
,plake a comfortable home for them in
{, an Isolated spot. These English NO
men, they feel would make excellent
3 wives.
$50 it is. that the letters continue 10
some. many of them with photographs
and all of them pleading that Mrs
seymour watch for :he type OF wife
they want and arrange TO have them
4, lutroduc"d IN suitable fashion. The
wumen want Mrs. Seymour 20 help find
They are st;ll in England.
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

jefferson. eighty. three: Madison
eighty nve, and then, after Monroe.
who died Mt seventy-three. wo had
John Quincy Adams. who passed away
~ ~. ciEhty. But since his death no
to Judge from tho way in which wo
now permit the responsibilities and
INC importunities to multiply about
the presidential office. it seems un-
nkeiy That the record OF tho patri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
WOULD DIVIDE RUSSIA
Germany Has Plan to Divide Siny
Nations Among Powers, Tcufon,
Taking Bnitic Lands.
TBy Universal Service.1

PARIS, Oct. tS.-Ciermany accord,no
to private advices from Berlin, is con-
sidrrinG plan TO divide Russia into
so many zones to be apportioned among
She herself would take the Baltic
provinces. From the same German
sources comes forecast of an econ
omic entente between Germany and
Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

E.sDr, Rcnncr itcmnius Cabinets Hend
II NlENNA. Oct. iS.-The Austrian
Cabinet. headed by Dr. Karl Rcnner
resigned tonight, but was reconsti-
.tu,ed Immediately under DR.. Ronncr
as Premier, with few important
changes
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
RACING BOATS OFF
FOR TROPHIES TODAY

The opening Of the three-dsy racing
celebration for yachtsmen at the Viii
mington Motorboat Club will be staged
this afternoon off Wilmington, when
local cruisers meet for the second time
this season for the special "6s0' cruiser
trophy presented by Commodore A. B.
Cartledge.
The race is the forerunner OF The
Record" trophy cruiser race. TO be held
on Labor Day, also from the Whining
ton Club. The start and finish Of the
race will be of the entrance to the
Christana river, all boats going Off
from scratch at Z o'clock this after
noon. The Regatta Committee Of the
Delaware River Yacht Racing Associa-
tion is In charge.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
.PAuXTIS RETURNS
TO P. NJ. c. AS COACH
Expects to Turn Them That
Will Make Football
History
MEET DELAWARE ON
THANKSGIVING DAY

simon +. Pauxtis, famous football
mentor. has been re-engaged TO coach
the football team Of the Pennsylvania
Military College. at Chester "Sf is a
former Penn star and saw service in
bis league baseball with the New York
lanks For the past two seasons he
has successfully coached the cadet
teams and Is considered by the critics
one Of the ablest coaches In The coun-
try The work Of his team against
Penn two years ago showed his calibre
as a developer Of football talent pauX-
lis Is extremely popular with the stu
dent body al the Chester institution and
his return Is pleasing 20 the followers
Of the "bls gray team"
pauXtls IS fortunate in having two
former stars return 10 school after a
season In The service, Lieutenant Leon
Campuzano Of Philadelphia. and Lieu
tenant J. Henry Pool. Of Ardmore. These
men, combined with most OF last years
team. and a wealth Of second team ma
teria VIII siye nucleus from which
he expects 10 develop a team That will
make a history for p NJ q.
Several Of the players win shortly
pay a visit to Captain Sweeney. whose
home Is in Chester. and VIII begin a
short ession Of rudimentary football
The team viii start active practice on
the opening Of school, September i6
p NJ G. will meet Delaware at Ches-
ter Thanksgiving Day.
The following schedule has been ar
ranged by Manager Russell Lulz:
October University Of Pennsylya-
MIA al Franklin Field; October A.,
Swarthmore at Swarihmore; October
is, Franklin and Marshall at Chester;
November T. Albright at Chester; No
vember s. Ursinus at Chester; Noyem-
Der Is, OPEN November %, Washington
at Chesier November 27 Delaware at
Chester
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
RAIN MAY POSTPONE
TENNIS MATCHES
Four Contests Today Bring
Together Surviving
Stars Of Meet
JOHNSON WINS
FROM AUSTRALIAN

FOREST HILLS. ~ Y. Aug. 30
United Press. )-Rain carly today
threatened TO cause a postponement Of
the nth round OF the national singles
championship here.
Four feature matches bringing to-
gether the surviving stars Of the tour
nament, were scheduled for this after
noon The present champion, n. Lind
ley Murray. Niagara Falls, was matched
with William A. Johnston the san
Francisco star, who put the Australian
Gerald L. Patterson. out Of the run
ming yesterday Richard Norris vii
liams, 2nd Boston, was TO face Mourice
e. Mclaughlin, the California comet -
and Norman F.. Brooks, the lone sur
Viyor Of the Australian team. ras TO
meet the Philadelphia star, William T..
Tilden, 2nd Walter Merrill Hall, New
York, was paired with Wallace John
son, Philadelphia.
A trio Of the big stars Of the tourna-
ment. including two of international
fame, went out in sensational matches
which marked the fourth round yester-
day Captain Gerald L. Patterson, the
veteran Australian. succumbed to the
superior playing Of the California star,
William NJ Johnson; the Japanese,
lchiya Kumagae. was eliminated by
William r. Tilden. 2nd Philadelphia,
and the Southampton winner, Charles
s. Garland, Jr., the former Yale star,
was beaten by the Australian Norman
p. Brookes with the defeat Of r v
Thomas by Richard Morris Williams,
2nd, the chances Of Australia in the
tournament were put up to lone sur
Viyor, Brookes.
Though It was far from a perfect
the match between Patter-
son and Johnston was thrilling and
spectacular 10 went i've bitterly con
tested sets. Johnston took the first set,
GO The Australian made his service
good in the second set and won 6-3. The
came right back and took
the third set ca. 4 plugging uphill
fight after Johnston had started away
in the lead gave Patterson the fourth
set al ca. The NTH went 10 the Cali
fornian rs, after Patterson had again
gamely come from behind a tie.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
llIANOND
DILST 195
T&e2&Rs.9 %

Yesterdays hero-Bobby Jones. ne
smashed homer with two on and De-
troit beat the Browns ) to 2.
Eddie Cicotte won his twenty-slxth
game and showed the Indians back into
a tie for second place by trimming them
3 TO ,.
NIuesel. the Philly. gardener, hit safely
in both games with the Braves, making
It sixteen straight games in which he
has bineled. The Phils divided to 3
and to Z.
Babe Ruth struckout twice, but Bos-
ton beat the Athletics without his stick,
Z TO T.
Sherrod smith got the FIRST 80 men
that faced him, but the Giants got to
him for six runs and beat Brooklyn,
6 20 T.
The Yanks took a doubleheader from
the Senators Z TO 1 and to 1.
Errors behind Sherdell allowed Pitts
burg to beat the Cards, to 3.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
CRAVATH HOLDS ON
TO NATIONAL Lead
Rousch of Moran Team
is Runner Up With
Record OF 1926
BARNES HAS BEST
PITCHING RECORD

Gavvy Cravath leads the batters
with percentage Of $40 Heine Groh
scored the greatest number Of runs,
&c; Eddie Roush punched out the most
hits, 1877, while George Burns is show
ing the way 10 the base runners with
81 steals Walter Reuther. of the
Reds, tops the hurlers with IS wins
and losers.
Maranville was stopped by Hod Eller
after games Of hitting, got i3 hits
In 36 tries for 36i
Barber was stopped by Hogs after 7
games eot hits In 26 tries for 346.
Ielne Groh scored runs in 3
games stopped by tho Phllles
Charlie Hollocher was stopped by
Dana Filllngim after games, punched
out ii hits IN 80 tries for .l2i
Ross Young scored 30 runs In I
games was stopped by the Pirates
George Whitted was stopped by
Toney after 10 games, punched out 20
hits in i3 tries for i65 and scored 10
runs.
Austin McHenry was stopped by
Sherrod Smith after games got 3 hits
IN % tries for 800.
Fred Luderus, the Phlllies Iron
Man. record holder Of the majors,
has PLAYED continuously since June
., 1916. 5Oi games
Larry Kopf was stopped by George
Smith after Z games. got i3 hits In 3
tries for 4i9.
Eddie Boush scored Q runs In 6
games. The Phillies stopping him.
Terry was stopped by Nehf after 6
games of consecutive hitting for .36i
Rawlings was halted by Alexander
after games, got 10 hits in 36 tries
for .2ss
Charlie Deal, after Q games Of safe
swatting, was stopped by Dick Ru-
dolph. punched out l6 hits in 35 tries
FOR .i57.
Eddie Boush was stopped by Rixey
q fler hitting safe In games, got 10
hits in 2s tries for .5J6.
Earl Neale scored : runs in 6 games,
the philllcs stopping him.
The following players punched OW
( hits in game: Jimmy Johnston and
Billy Southworth.
There has been 50 shut-out games
i'm the Heydler circuit TO date. divided
as follows. The Giants, ,; Red=, 8
Phinies. &; Cardinals. 3; Braves, IL;
nohins Pirates and the Cubs Is each.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
CAST0FFS HAVE
DONE VERY WELL

NEW YORK. Aug 30. United Press) }
1t was Dick Rudolph who was main
ly responsible for the Braves rough
shod treatment OF the Giants In 1914
Milton stock had quite a little finger
IN the 1915 pie the phlles cut.
In 1916, Rube Marquard had some
thing Of importance TO do with the
winning Of a pennant by the Dodgers.
In 1917, Eddie Cicoite runled the Red
Sox by heftlng the White Sox into a
worlds championship.
What's 70 an about9
Nothing much. except that Dick Ru-
dolph was tossed OF by the Giants and
so were stock and Marduard, Cicotte
was spurned by the Red Sox in the past
ages. And Bill Rariden. Helnic Groh
Eddie Rousch and slim Sallee, now
FOR Cincinnati, were blown
of by The Giants.
The Giants paid $4,000 for Arthur
Nehf-or 50 It is claimed Judged by
that. what is Babe Ruth worlh9
Nehf lots his FIRST two starts for the
Giants although he pitched fairly well
in both pastimes. Both games were
vital in The averages Of the noundcrinc
New Workers. In one OF them the Reds
punched him full of holes and climbed
out another game.
Jack Dempsey has lcfl the sockine
huslnes Hat and is uplifting the cir
Gus, where Jess Willard left on
And only a fcw short months ago he
was promising 90 defend his title when
ever worthy opponent appeared
Perhaps Willie Meehan isn't worthy
in The eyes Of Dempsey but he holds a
couple Of decisions over The worlds
champion and the public would like to
know how about IT, Also, there is
Billy Nliske
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
LORRAINE GOES no LAUREL.

lorraine A. A. left Pennsylvsnis
r r. station this morning. on the
i0i3 o'clock train for Laurel, where
the fast West Side aggregation plays
this afternoon. Tomorrow they travel
to Ocean City, Md on Monday. a
dOuble-hcadcrs with Manager Ray
Vests fast Millsboro. Del. team will
be played. Hopewell. Capt. Gilbert. Pat
terson. :. Long. Hughes. Price, Hart
zell. Scott, Young, Goldstein and Syi-
vester went by train.
Vaughn Johnson. Chest Stab, Mas
McGonige and Beryl Long will leave
via automobile tomorrow for Mills
boro. where they join Lorraine.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
MARINE TROOPS
WIN TARGET EVENT

CALDWELL, ~ J., Aug. 30 United
Press.)-The United States Marine
troops won tho i,OOO-ysrd target event
OF the national rifle team here yester-
day with score Of 1929 The Ameri-
can Expeditonary Force team finished
second, with 32s2, the United States
cavalry team third, with 3.272: the
United states Infantry team fourth.
with 32i5, and the United States Navy
team NTH. with 322f.
Evening journal., 1919-08-30
ROBBERY SUSPECTS
HELD FOR COURT

GEORGETOWN. Aug. 3O-Suspected
Of having been concerned in several
petty robberies as well as having stolen
q new automobile tire from the garage
Of Gardner street, Of Indian River Hun
dred. Clifton Johnson and Robert street
were each sent to jail at Georgetown in
default Of $500 bail
several cottages along the Indian
river have recently been robbed among
them being the summer home OF Lin
ford p. Faucet, a Philadelphia business
man