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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
FEDERAL RESERVE LADS
WIN GAME BY BIG SCORE
Hunt Has Perfect Day with wu,oy
Making Two Hits. Ono
Homer.

FEDERAL Reserve Bank defeated tho
FIRST National Bank yesterday aftrr-
noon at Byrd Park by the score or
- to 5. Thompson had the heavv
hittcrs of the First National a, his
mercy; striking out thirteen men. Hi
,nouEh nc walked nine. he kent Tho
hlls Wen scattered. and was ably as
sisted by the Rcscrvists. who 0cIdcI
the ball in fine shape
The usual strong defense or "a, t,;r.,
Natlonal Bank was conspicuous bv lis
,a Even old reliable Joe Whar-
Tor feIl down at critical times.
me Federal Reserve bows were o,,;r,-
70 take advantage of every opuor-
iiunltE, ana so piled up a heavy score
Iourhhain. IN particular. played 4 hc,dv
game al all times. stealing home once
whi,e the First National boys were
The game scheduled for today NO
tmccn me teams Of tho Planters Ma
ti,,1 Bank and the National state and
lily Bank has been postponed by Inu
tual consent until Friday afternoon
The score follows:
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SPORTS
DOBSON WILL HAVE MEN
OUT AT BOULEVARD FIELD
Poole, Cox and BASS Among Those Due
to Arrive to Begin
Training.

season for the Riehmo S't Club Of the
m6hhs at 15uo oe T s ss he,d nS
Field. Three or more players. besides
Manager, Dobson. will be present
arc Mclaughlin. a pitcher. and Holmes.
who caught for the Colts last season.
Hall, of North Carolina. another
the park in time TO timber up bit
c,o MiIcLaughlin comes from Manhattan
fessional experiences. Hall piayed last
year in the. Blue Grass League in
Nor bh,; Garo lima, an, and Manager Dobson
trustworthy hurler.
Poole Arrives Tomorrow.
Poole. who played first base for the
club last year. is scheduled to arrive
in Richmond tomorrow. He will bring
with T., hin from North Carolina, Robsn.
mended as semiprofcsSional ball
player. Dobson will give Robsn
thorough tryout and if he shows stuff
Bass. Mercer University player, will
also be among the arrivals this week.
He will play left field and the caliber
known to fans here.
"a Ann ,Su ,r;,I G has been made that
Hs s hHG Mho iu snpa
with the Colts. Transportation has
been sent to him. and il is thought
that he Will report before the end of
the week.
May Get Crosslcy.
Dobson has hopes that Crossley and
Jolliff. now with base hospital unit
No. ~. will get from overseas in time
TO try for places with the Colts. The
last lettcr received by Dobson from
CroSsley. whom he developed at Rich
inond College. WAS to the effect that
he was then at a port of cmbarkation
The letter was dated April g. JolIin
is also a former Richmond College and
star amateur hurlcr. lie has a splitter
tnat is hard to connect with and plenty
of steam.
From today on, morning and after
day for the Colts. When games are
for the park in the after
noon their work will not be inter
rupted greatly, and by running Two
practice periods Dobson plans 10 get
mis- men in fine shape for the opening
OF the league season OH May S.
Although no official announcement
mas been made in regard to the teams
which viii clash for the opening game.
II seems likely that Petersburg viii be
ihc nrst club TO meet the Colts This
same Will take place at Boulevard
Field. The following day the Colts
may journey 10 Petersburg TO open
the season for the Coolers there.
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TRINITY SETS GOOD RECORD
Wins Seven out of Eight Gnmc. nm
Trip, Three of Thrm
ShIfOuth,

,lSpccdai 10 Tho Times Dispatch
IRlNlTf COLLEGE, y G. April %
The Trinity College baseball club
nas JUST returned from perhaps the
most successful tour in the history or
G9iieEs athletics. Out OF eight games
piaNed IT won seven, while the gam.
lost was by u very close score INC
colleges played and the resulting scores
were as follows:
Trinity. 4; FIrman o.
Trinity, .: Wonord 2
Trinity, 3; Clemson. l.
Trinity. s: Clemson -
;, Trinity: .; University of South Caro-
Una, o: Trinity. {: University Of south
ca r, o; Trinity. 2; Davidson. :
y summing mp Of the work shows
that Trinity made fifty runs and
ciEh'y-h live hits to nine runs and forty
hit5 by the opposing teams Three
shutouts were administered. Two OF
these were. against the strong team
representing the University Of South
Carolina, \ further, feature OF these
two games was that both of them were
pitched by one man. Southard. The
college has lost only two games this
year, and both OF these we're away
from home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
LuTHERANS DEFEAT JACKETS
Steady Pitching OF Price md Good
hitting of Teammates Hiring
Victory.
Specia! 70 The Times Dispatchl

SALEM. VA. Am-iI 92IGcnGrally
STEADY pitching by Price ana extra
base hitt!ng by the Lu,heraus we're re-
sponsioie Tor Roanoke Colleges vic
10 + Price and Suoblcy. Of the home
team both ba;tcd homc runs. while
Price struck out eighteen visitors and
nings ~
Davis, serving in right field and the
DIX for the visitors. worked briliiantIv
81 ines, IN the sixth striking out fbrnc
bases were occupied
me Eame generally, was above the
Score by innings:
Roanoke College .O3nn1no1
Randolph Macon ...OOO2DG020
Batteries Roanoko-Pricc ana I{oh.
;nson' Z. NJ Crooks, Davis and
'>"i''h tnpires--Shine and Chapman
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ny JAMES J. CoI,nr,yr

TO-" Niiriin whipped George God
Ter an encounter of the mos, torrI,,r
K KIND Old Chocolate. as the negro
earnest struggles ever witnessed ' ,n
Sb nineriea an prize ring. ExhthitinE
NiIrain and s lGay or the ne hihrd-hit,ing
nc Was impcrcious 10 seeming Enocit
guy blows. Godfrey charged in always
wind ,c Giii5rus rni,g kiirain and whirl-
no h,iri'im won; but it took everything
Vjcioriy 20 cos ,i'hEe that victory possible
attcr"ard was he the kiirain OF old
INC endurance. tho stamina and ibc
snnperh rAllying powers that had been
mat slashing battle with the nero
VINO took hundred terrible blows and
SUI! came on for more.
"oId Chocolate" ToppIc. Over
As the fighters entered the cor,,oe
Train. deciding that IL was a nov:
OF never proposition, summoned his
iMIa5 VA strength for ono nnai rally
comparison with those OF the Garlic
ROUNDS; but Godfrey was so cnfecbled
@oi 1d t me- istagsered him, ,s:ill more
erect: shambIei from his corncr
me y-tourth. and Jake staggered
'iodirey. soft blows with no steam "a
snap or power behind them Eui no
yarSf meg ,hulded against man
strong, enough to win
:. Iodfrcy toppled over and tho fish,
;. Three months later K!lrain lourh.
fr1h, Slavin. tho great Australian
ana ana, Jazz was whipped in a decisive
1898 OF the prize ring. lie Mad
Ea!ncd great reputation as a purj
Il IN !, ,rin nI',Ts land ana added to
hhock I'm dead = in hurry tyne"
kilrnin Accepts SIn,in's Den.
S!aEtn arrived in New York I'm A,rt-
IN; fresh from triumphant tour
hS.ahu lie wanted 10 battle John
-, hut sullivan WASH; Interested
Slavin then issued "a broadcast chaI.
irnEe' ana kilrain accepted. Jake fix
To- 70 whip so mighty !, rineinam as ASH Sis.
YIN. put Big Jake" soon had a terrible
-. .h,i!rain. when he made tho match
with Slavin. did not realize now much
Inc, GoIItrey light had taken out OF
ever had scored a knockout ;rimmnh
over him. SO why should SInvIn5 'rb,,
"as the way that Jake reckoned. and
oslilon that tho contest be for a sfd,
bet OF $1,000 each.
y. J.; on June 10. 'iSai For '? seyera
rounds II was a rather even affair,
Fight Ends In Ninth Round.
tut quickly IT became apparent that
- -. i!raln had met his master The blows
of Slavln began 10 make a damaging
impression npon kilrain. Thc Old
ability 10 take punishment vas gone
JAKE Fought along gamcly but he
fought a losing fight. lie grew weaker
and weaker under Tho Siavin attack.
ana his own blows. what few landed .
We're but feeble in their power
S!avin, continuing his hatterlnc
through tho eighth. beat Kilrajn al
most into an unconscious condition in
tho ninth. and the fight ended REF
cree Jere Dunn. however. refused TO
recognize that kiirain was a technicai
knockout victim. After refusing TO
permit Slavn 10 keep after K!Irain
uhi!l clean knockout had been
scored. Dunn stopped the fight and
awarded the contest TO Slav!n ION
decision"
Dunn's ruling saved bets for many
OF the k;irain adhcrents who had,
waScrcd that SlaVin would not KNOCK
out the Amcrican.-Copyrigh 1919, by
i<ing Features Syndicate. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Wing british championships.

Miss L. Ryan, of California, who.
with Mr.. Lycctt, an Australian player.
as partner, Won the mixed doubles
challenge round in the covered court
tennis championship recently concIud-
cd at the Queens Club. London. The
California girl and her partner won
from the title holders. Ciwynnc Evans
and Miss Holman. by a score Of 6--I,
i-3. This is the first time since
Miss May Sutton was queen Of the
courts both in Great Britain and
America that an American girl has
inquired as winner In championship
round on British soil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
SPIDERS PLAY TODAY
VIII Meet Fnst Georgetown Uniyer,ttx
Nine ut Boulevard
Field at 4,

This afternoon at Boulevard Field,
~ = o'clock, the Richmond College
LSpidars Will clash with the strong
Georgetown University team.
The Spiders are in fine shane for
the contest and Will doubtless put up
a good exhibition. Their opponent
will be hard to down. however, their
most most recent victories being over the
Tomorrow afternoon tho Univcrsi,v
Of North Carolina and the Medjca
College Of Virginia teams will pIav mi
Boulevard Field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

TIC IttcrsburS baseball club has sold
laie der llowra;hy and Outfelder Levi
covers second for PETERSBURG ibn Ia
ter par, OF last season. Icvison is
from the Georgia State League. The
Management OF the Petersburg Club
mas sent transportation to all OF rhc
slgned players. and they will all. re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Carolina students CcIcbrn,c

70 WV T IIIIt'S- DIS OutCn.T
Oh APPEL HILL. " c., April %
great bonfire, accom-
panied by snake dances and rousing
couesc Sells. University students to-
might celebrated Carolina,s Z 10 | base
pan victory over Virginia, at Char
iottesvillc, this afternoon. in great
style. There is much talk of playing
town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
SPORTS
GENERALS DEFEAT PENN
AlRTIGHT PITCHING OF
GRAHAM BRINGS VICTORY
Allows Visitors Hut Three hit. md
Wins Fast Gnme by to-
Score.
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb ,

,...---0 1To ITTTIB-DTSpItCh.J
i'EHiNGToN. VA. April 22-With
Graham pitching alright ball and all
lowing only three hits, the Generals
experienced little difficulty in defeat
ing Penn State here this afternoon. bv
Il score OF 4 to o. ~
Washington and Lee had men on tho
bases In practically every tnninD
though number of oppoItunitirs ~
score were lost "
Sutton's hitting was one of thc fc,-
lures of the game. as he got a douhic
'Gl1 Two singles in four times at bat.
captain Mullon did stellar work for
the visitors in center field
Box score.
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MAJOR LEAGUES OPEN
WITH 8 GAMES TO-DAY
Red Sox and Cubs Appear to BE
Strongest Teams in Two
Circuits.
SPIRITED CONTESTS ARE DUE
After Eclipse of Past Two Years.
Prospects Bright for Fine Season.
National League Lacks Stars OF
Junior Circuit.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago M 81. Louis.
Cleveland ut Detroit.
philadelphia Mt Washington.
Boston NJ New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn AT Boston.
New York nj rhiludc1nhin.
st. Louis mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

summary: Stolen bases Trapbon.r
G,,regS. Sutton ca, Mattox te). Twobasc;
i ii;su nn., J., Double plays,Gramiey. XII.
nutIhx Granlcy. 5: by Graham Rascs
ri oai,SS-on Hramlcy. !: on Graham b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Totals ...31 TO Totals ..o7 / 7
Batted for Gwathmcy in ninth
.Batted for Taylor in ninth.

- UN IHNITISS.
North Carolina q % :, .
virginia go. . o o o o--i
,n ~ Iwo, base hits--kuyk Fern
~ mrcc- base htt-Mount Bases
IN oaSes-North Carolina. IL: Virginia e.
I n ny pitched ballS-l'eimster, Saunders
BRYANT CD. Powell. Wilson iiitsWoff
po"cii :: OF Taylor. 10. Struck out-by
n:2o ''' u ii'ic Oh game,
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TELLS OF VICTORY FOR
k|LRA|N OVER BIG NEGRO
Whips George Godfrey, Known as
odd Chocolate" After Terrific
Ring Battle.
BEATEN IN THE NENT BOUT
SIavin- kilrain Fight Takes Place in
Hobokcn in 1901 and Jake Is
knocked Unconscious by the Big
Australian in Ninth Round.

This liz tho eighteenth of n series
or articles which Mr.. Corbctt 4,
career of jake kiIrnin, ono or The
greatest hcayywciShts TINT Amer
zen or my other country ever
produced. The next instnImcnt will
nppenr tOmOrrOM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

Fir.t NotIon.I iSn,, II
Federal Reserve nix o .
ru SonHin1ry s Tw2. has, hi,-,n,ocls Home
Cssrter- Dietrich. Klisc. Crane Burnh. n;
thompson CD. Sacrihc. hits~.iimnt
rhe1hi; Hunt. Wharton Left on bascs
First base on crror-i'irst NationaL Fcd
"nsl heservc; 10 Bases balis.of car
1T, -; on Jennings. q: OF rhornrson q
ni;ns-or Chrtcr. S in Innings: on jon.
nihEs: IN ! inning. Struck out-by car
1T. .. by Jennings. hv Thomson +,
I TIM OF game. hours Umpire. Lowcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
PROVIDENCE.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
AT NEW YORK.
AT NEW YORK.
AT SALEM,
TENAS I.IrAc1-r

AT Observation-Disclosures. .; San Anto-
MO. ]. ''''
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S; Dallas.
~ Waco-Waco. . Fort Worth, /
ton G. - N'''iNcS-
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FAILURE TO HIT LOSES
SNAPPY GAME FOR TECH
iiymnn's Pitching Fenture OF Contest
Won by > TO 3 Score by
Georgetown.
!spsSia! 70 The Times Dispatch. ]

. II.
RLACkSBURG, VA, April 32-
Georgetown University captured her
to g.
Tech showed complete reversal OF
form over yesterdays fiasco and with
one exception played clean snappy
game Her defeat was due TO a fail
ure TO connect when hits were need
ca. This occurred in The second and
sixth innings with men on bases IIy-
man. .icorgctownS[ crack moundsman
pitched alright bail and prevented the
necessary runs. Maryc made his
initial bow today and performed we'll
The features were Hymans pitch
ing and chapmanS triple TO deep cen
ter in the sixth. The game was call
ed at the end Of the eighth inning to
allow the visitors to catch the train
Randolph Macon plays here tomor-
row.
Score by innings:
Georgetown .0e1 o02 00--5 II 5
Va. Tech No.. .0l0 00l 0l-3 6
Itatteries--IIyman and KENYON:
Naryc and Sunni; uInDirc Bresnahan
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,GreenviI,e Get, Thrcc I.,nv

ATLANTA. April Release TO the
Grccnvillc. South Atlantic n.a,,a
,,gan. OF y. H. Wingo. pitcher, and
iiaTry AchinEcr and Loren Thrasher.
Innc!dcrs was announced tonight by
tMc At!hnta southern Association Clnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
AT BROOKLYN

r. II. +.
Brooklyn tNationaD
:, Batteries-Russell and Rucl; Cadore
SiamauX and Kruger
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rH WEST FIaaloaT rEHsDA7 avHgIga

returned 10 MORE ntown after 9 VISIT
with relatives here
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South Side Juniors
Defeat Watson Team

In football game featured by long
runs and forward passes the South
Side Juniors easily defeated the
strong Watson football team by d
score of 40 to 6. The game was play
: ed at South Side Park Sunday.
I. The ball was in the visitors terri
tory over half Of the game for the
big Watson baciifield could not adj
vance the ball on any of their plays
qOrly once did the Watson team gel
onathe ten yard line. This time was
when their halGback Julian, got away
with forty yard run around left end
/. for their only score of the game. They
played good football the whole game
I but could not stop the fast backfiel1
of the Juniors.
Spadafore and Abbott were the m2ir
spring in The. Juniors scoring machine
each scoring three touchdowns ant
making long gains, while McLinder
was next with touchdown and three
goals from touchdown for total o.
nine points. =.
: The only two players that could
gain for Watson were Julian end
scagnelli Both played a good game
making some long runs and breaking
down forward passes which would
have meant scores for the Juniors.
The Juniors would like to hear from
any team weighing from ninety tc
one hundred pounds.
y The team was presented with a new
football a few weeks ago by Doc
sshiyely of the Monongah Glass.
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FIGEES0N SAFE FOR.
TB " & j GAME
Almost 1.5OO Mail Orders
viii Be Filled for
This Game.

ioRGANTowN, Nov. 1.-THE
west Virginia eleven badly crippled
and crest fallen as result Of their
defeat at The hands of Centre College
Saturday, took the defeat philosophi-
cslly and are at work again in spite
of the fact that Hager, Harrick, Ice,
Archer, Efite and King are hors de
combat with injuries received from
Centre players. Rutgers is to met on
Saturday and in view Of the fact that
Rutgers beat Boston college, the con-
querors OF Yale, by 1876 count Sat
friday, the New Jersey conflict looms
up as another possible defeat.
w. & j. Ticket Sale Opens.
The w. & ]. ticket sale opens here
tomorrow promptly at twelve O'Clock
at Reiner & Cores store and there
IS going to be rush that will far ex-
coed all previous demands. Today
the whole number Of tickets to be sold
are being assigned and small blocks
being sent to Fairmont, Clarksburg,
Weston, Wheeling, Charleston, Hunt
gington, Moundsville, Parhersburg, Yves
ton, Grafton and other towns, while
the individual mail orders for almost
fifteen hundred tickets which have
been received are being filled.
Approximately one-half of all the
available tickets are to be placed on
sale here in Morgantown and out-of'
town sales at Fairmont, Clarksburg,
etc as well as the mail orders will
be filled from the other one-half. The
price of tickets range from $1.5O to
$3.50, depending on location on the
field. Less than four thousand tick
cts will be sold after the West Vir-
ginia student body has been accom-
tnodated.
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". q At MorgantoWn Tor ire week
end
Z. ID. Ashcraft of Cumberland, Nd:
Is the guest OF friends here.
Allen McCarnes Of w v Q. spent
the week end with his parents In To-
Gust street.
William F. Wells Of Dallas, Mar
shall county, former Warrington
resident is here with his family for
short visit.
Mrs. Harry Afford is home from =
visit with her daughter in Fairmont.
Miss Genevieve Ginkle of Fairmont
spent Sunday with Miss Wayne NC
! Laughlin i'll Marshall street.
Mrs. J. H. Patterson and daughter,
Miss Mabel of Morgantown spent Sun
day with Prof Patterson here.
! Mrs. James Gaddis and son, have
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MANNINGTON
Morris.MaIn.

Miss Nina Morris Of this city ana
Ray Main Of Fairmont were united III
marriage at seven o'clock Sunday
evening in the First Baptist church
here. The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. Della Morris of Houghtown while
the groom is a popular young Fair
mont man. The bride was attired in
a navy blue jacket suit, with hat, veil,
shoes and gloves Of grey. The happy
couple left on the evening train amid
a shower of flowers and confetti for
tour Of eastern cities, after which
they will take up their residence in
East Park avenue, Fairmont. The
many friends of Miss Morris wish
them everyt;ling good.
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FLU CAUSES. SIX
DEATHS IN CHICAGO

The weekly bulletin OF the health
department issued yesterday, shows
that six parsons died in Chicago last
week as result of Influenza. DR.. w. A.
Evans, health authority and writer OF
Chicago, last week, predicted that the
world would again be swept by an
endemic Of Influenza far more severe
than last year, when thousands oil
lives were lost. One thing is sure,
that is,N warm weather this fall
has kept " epidemic down, but as
colder wealth. approt ches, Influenza
is liable to breS out any time. DIT.
Brady says: mo NAefhas as yet dis
covered a positive N lhod. of diagnos-
ing early cases of lime Ia from al
legged colds" The y mos care should
be taken, therefore bot &tch cold
for colds weaken tn res BtanS to In
fluenza germs.
Doctors seem to- agrs that J IS
much easier to pre- fent Influenza tASp
to cure it. The Ecre of preventing
Influenza is p kd ep he germs from
lodging and d veld pin in the resplra.
throat. No on9 hq Id be allowed TO
breath in your "a Because the germs
are often trapsml b in this manner.
Influenza cap prevented, last
years results bIp that. ,AsSa pre-
ventive for Flu, TdCpp has een a
pronounced Succs ). hrpo is AN eff
fective gernlcid com lining the old
fashioned rem lies turpentine'
(Which has alT Us been nown as the
best home 60 aicide), mphOr r., and
menthoi in a lre9mineral\ Dase. These
ingredients b Ee ldeg been recognized
as effective ger1nictdes, aa well as
having real wonderful Qualities in
relieving G. as and cohgestions. Snuff
a little T ,po up the nostrils several
times a y, and the Flu germs will
have little chance of getting a lodg-
Ing and breeding place. Many physi-
clans, and hospitals use and recon-
Preparsspow. Buy a thirty cent jar
of Turpo, While your druggist has a
supply on handS,a and use as directed
Last year druggists could not supply
the demand. Remember that Turpo
is a preventive, not cure for lnflu-
enza. Take care of yourself.
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Personals.

Mrs. A. B. sayre has returned from
an extended visit with her sister, MIS-
Kate Denzer at Seymour, Indiana
Miss Letitia Ryan was here from
Fairmont for the week end at her
home in Highland avenue.
Lloyd Durham and Dale Vance oil
Fairmont spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
y. W. Congleton was business Wis
itor in Fairmont and Worthington
yesterday.
Edward Coffman was home from W.
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Mn. Panons Injured.

Friends of Mrs. w. Il. Parsons will
be sorry to learn that she is suffer-
ing from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident which occurred sew
eral weeks ago in Binghamton, N. y
where she is visiting her mother. The
injuries, while not serious, are caus-
ing her considerable trouble.
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Bet the drys wouldn't be sports
enough to buy the book If 1t was writ
ten.
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Violent shakers will be greatly il
demand.
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HiIberr.Jobes.

ouincious Hillberry and Miss Ethel
Jobes were married at the home OF
the groom's brother in Graudview ad-
dition on Friday evening, November
fifth. They will make their home in
this city.
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The new battleship Idaho, on her
final acceptance trial made a speed
Of 20 knots per hour, the best rate
syer developed by an American dread
.aovght.