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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
beginning of wi.dom.

At Boy Scout weekend camp tn.
boys had grown tired of repairing the
huts. so that the Scout master sug-
gested that they should have an i'm
promptu concert. One boy sang. an
other boy danced. There was a pause
Come. Billy" said the Scout master
TO member Of the troop, you know
How doth the little busy bce?'" 81
don'tr said Billy, examining a merry
patchN on the back of his hand II
only know he doth it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. Nov. Wv u.
Brodie returned Thursday from a busi-
North.
Rev. L. r. Crawley Is this week
visiting at his old home in Halifax
County.
Mrs Slaughter. Of Tye River, was
the guest, Sunday OF her daughter
MISS Mary Slaughter. at tho homo Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
A Good Eye Wash,

Four grains of alum in an ounce of
water makes good wash for in
famed, painful and bloods8ot eyes ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Re.ortIns to subt1fus.

why do you Insist upon telling me
Cese horrible stories of ghosts and
ROBBERS while you are cutting my
hair?" said long suffering customer
20 a talkative hairdresscr I'm very
sorry. SIR. replied the barber, but
you see, when tell stories like tina,
TO my customers their hair stands or
end. and It makes it ever SO much
easier to cut"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02

For Sore Throat
Allow two ounces of pearl barley TO
simmer for two hours with quart
OF water Add sugar and lemon TO
flavor: GRAIN and drink cold
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-27
No'fIH Appleton

Harry Pearson left ,...
oregon. bur had no, dec, Twenty
he would be gone all wI Ia,a 'A'A
for a short lime. '"''' %a
Garrison and Mccre,
n finished plas'riins the cs,' S''''
derson house last wss S"''l~
working az Mr. William ~%
place this week we'd.
Miss M~ry Rust the Conn.
VIII orsaniz the class in hon.. ~
enc and nursing at the bom '- :, y !
Charles Everett TUESDAY ~. v Y
End at l.oo o'clock ? m. T S''' \
are interested please be O,o Nv. \
Miss l'u has another apDoI,'.
for the same afternoon ''''''''
Ray Everett, and wife y,...,
Gently with his parents. Mr. ,'s y
chas f Everett They s, ,1s y
moved to Namia where R,, -
position and where Mrs F..
parents reside
Mrs William Sparks. who Va. !.
d.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-27

Nous. hI. place north of Fair
rho assistance OF Jim
r,....-
H. strain attended class
.... Jerome last saturday after
hoo. N..h,r roast was the fea-
t.r. .lteruoon.
vr Airs NJ Adams. who
ar. t.. Is through from Idaho Falls
to where they are to locate.
r.r .t Aud enjoyed Thanksgiv-
lae ...t., with Mrs Adams sister
Ns. bishop
Miss il. Bingham has accepted a
..-..n operator with the Noun
.n States Telephone company in
f.-.m, ana is staying with Mrs.
.- Vance
SIT and Mrs C. II Kay entertain
.i Nr aud Mrs Jack Reed from Je-
rsu. .a Mr. end Mrs * T.. Jack
-oa from Wendell az dinner Suday
SIR ana Mis- David Fulkerson call
sd .t th. sam Eidleman home sun
la, A..raooa
Sir AHA Mrs Reed II Grmths
aalNr ana Mrs C. j. watrous were
Simmer tests ~ r II Grinhth's sun
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-27

Mr. / l. Davis. O, ~
rived Tuesday for !. 'O'u'a II, J
Sro'sher. b R. Dar, visit viii f,
MRS 5, Guy Humphrey. aud ID
The elias, ia nn,.,.
with Mrs Frank Beck g. will =.
eemeer 2 at s.so ,. m TUESDAY B
eS'ed are urged to ha all I'D
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-27

Diner-How IS g. that .1e .4.-on,o
on your bill Of fare & al ass .,,icr
0utf
Candid Walter-That's Just a fancy
touch. sir. We never had -, -
In the Joint.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

easier to catch when they are made against the wind, and much harder to catch when there is a strong wind behind them.
 In making a forward pass, as called for by the signal. use your head about making the pass to an end, tackle or back who is surrounded by two or three of the opponents, even if the sig nal does call for the ball to go to him. The opposite end. tackle or back will have gone down as a blind, and may be free. He should expect the pass, even if the signal should not call him, and you should make it to him if he is free.
 Never get ahead of your interference, 1 no matter how good a player you are, or how good the opportunity 'ooks. You will be sorry for it later. If the inter- ference is not moving fast enough for you, hurry them up a bit, but do not try to outstrip them. Unless you have a clear field, do not
 try to pick up a tumble and run with
 it. Drop onto it, and nes.le 1t into ] youI body.
 ! In running with the ball. unless you ! have a clear field before you, vary your course, and contribute an occas-
 ional change of speed to confus ethese would be tacklers who are Eauging . distances.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
REDSKINS MAKE
 READY FUR H|CH TEAM SAT URDAY

One of the "big" football games of the season is that scheduled for Satur- day between the Phoenix Indian school eleven and the team representing Phoe- nix Union high.
 Both squads are being carefully primed for this game, which is the first of two-game series to be played. The second game will be played Thanks giving day, following a long established custom.
 According to all available dope, Coach Geary's players will probably be the favorites in the Saturday argument However, the Indians are showing fine form in their practice this week and a complete reversal of form is eX- pected by Coach Duran, who has a likely looking squad at his command. It is probable that the Indians will resort almost entirely to the open style of attack. Several trick plays have been worked out by Coach Duran and especially devised for this game, it is stated. With two fast ends and a set of backs who handle the ball in clean | cut fashion, frequent use of the for ward pass by the Indians is to be ex- pected.
 On the other hand, Geary is expected | to send his men in to play the line bucking game. Should this style fail, the team can then resort to the pass | ing game.
 Keen rivalry exists between these 1 two teams and for this reason, Satur- days game is expected to attract the largest crowd of the season.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

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Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
"Mugesy" at the Columbia

The ever-popular Jackie Saunders returns to the screen in "Muggsy'' a delightful story of the girl who wished to be boy. This is the feature offer ing at the Columbia theater for today only, supplemented by new comedy, Chasing Her Future" a Pathe Re view and Current Topics.
 Little Joyce Tolliver. an incorrigible tomboy, is the despair of her spinster aunt, Mary Tolliver. So when Lester Bolton, Joyce's uncle and a confirmed womanhater, offers to adopt his only relative, whom he has never seen, Joyce, disguised as a boy, is sent to him. There she becomes interested in Guy Trippet, foreman in one of her uncle's factories, ana with the assist ance of two servants, is introduced to Trippet as their niece.
 Bottoms employees, angered by his refusal to raise their wages, plan to strike. This information reaches Bo ton through one of his detectives. but suspicious circumstances make it ap- pear that Joyce, who is familiar with the whole situation, has turned traitor to the workmen's cause, but it all ends happily in Joyce obtaining a fortune and husband, too.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
TICKETS FUR MESA
 BOUT 60 ON SALE

Tickets have been put on sale for the McManus-Capelle scrap scheduled for next Saturday night, the last night of the Arizona cotton carnival in Mesa, at Everybody's drug store, the Crescent drug store Growers cigar store and the carnival headquarters in the Stewart Realty cOmpany's offices and also at Eddie Doyles cigar store in Phoenix. The bouts will be pulled off in Vance auditorium, the curtain raiser beginning at p, m. sharp. Admission will be S2 for ringside, $1.50 for re- served seats and S1 for the balcony. The ring will be on the stage. Dia- grams of the seating arrangements are posted with each of the ticket agencies.
 Both McManus and Capelle are training hard for their 10-round mill. Because of the lack of proper training facilities in Mesa they have been work ing out in Phoenix. Al McManus halls from Tucson. where he has done some hard scrapping during the past sum mer He also won his last bout in Phoenix handiy.
 Capelle has been a frequent head liner in the r. A. c. cards and is per haps the most popular lightweight in the valley. Any bout that he appears in is sure to be full of mixing all the way through.
 I Three four-round preliminaries com- | plete the card. Young Gregory vs ] Foster Barrajos, Rufus II. vs. Young i Herrera and Young Dutch vs. Rusty Ling. The last named match will bt
 the curtain raiser. These two little ! bantams will struggle for the cham pionship of the state at 70 pounds.
 The main go is chief topic of con versation in fight circles today. This
 will be the first time that these boy:
 have met. Phoenix has reserved 2
 whole section of closeup seats.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
JURY ACQU|Ts THREE
 ON FEDERAL CHARGE

A 20-minute deliberation was all that was required by jury in the federal court to return a verdict of not guilty in the case of the United States versus Ben Garland. C. c. Norton and Victor Anderson, charged with giving liquor to q soldier.
 The three defendants were charged with giving an intoxicating beverage, cherry cider. to Corporal William Tay- Tor at Jerome last July. The defense claimed that Taylor was drunk when he arrived at the pool hall where the beverage was served.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
FIVE EVENTS OFFERED BY MONARCH "A. |.
 IN OPENING BILL

The Monarch Athletic club has an- nounced for it's opening show of fair week, November 3, Chet Neff and Otto Wallace for the lightweight champion ship of the southwest. The club has gone to extremes to secure this card so the boxing fans of Phoenix will witness a championship contest.
 Neff won the title from Wallace at Miami a few months ago and ever since, Wallace has tried to induce Neff to sign for return match. After much difficulty the Monarch A. c. secured the match.
 Wallace won the title two years ago from Bobby Waugh at Deming, N. M He was recognized as lightweight champion throughout Texas and vicin- ity. He defended his title for two years by meeting all corners.
 The semi final event of the evening will bring together Young Leyman. a Phoenix boy, and Eddie Miller Of San Francisco. Miller has met several good men, including Al McManus G! Tucson
 The preliminaries consist of two four round bouts. In the first, Foster Barrajos and Flynn Johnson will meet at l20 pounds. The second will be be- tween Earl Johnson and Rufus the second at 115 pounds. The first event of the evening will be a battle royal.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
MANNED FOR LIFE"
 GIRL IS PLAINTIFF
 IN S20,350 ACTION

Forced to go through life maimed' and deprived of all the greater joys Tef youth, young womanhood. and wo- manhood" according to the complaint filed yesterday in the superior court by her guardian, J. H. Shackelford, lit- tie Jonnie Shackelford is asking flor s2O,O0O and S35O medical expense fs.tm John D. TelfOrd
 Telford, she alleges. drove a car on the wrong side of the road and ran into her as she was being ridden on the handle bars of a bicycle by H. year old Nellie King, girl friend. Her right leg was broken in three places and amputation became necessary F days after the accident. which oc- cured on August 10 of this year, &C., cording to the complaint.
 The collision is stated to have oc- cured on the Creamery road, three miles southeast of Mesa.
 Drs. Nelson, Gilbert and Leister are the physicians in the case. Why not have your home on an acre a Chesterfield place Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

Why not have your home on an acre r Chesterfield place ?-Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
Back Should Be A Quick Thinker As
 We'll As Sprinter
BY WALTER CAMP (Most Famous Football Coach)

Learn not only the straight arm, but also the sidesweep, cutting the wrist of the wouldbe tackler.
 Learn also the turning over of the hand on the straight arm cutting down man who is coming low.
 Learn in tackling not to put the arms out early, but 10 keep them back Also when and how to leave the feet, and most important of all, WHEN NOT TO LEAVE THE FEET.
 Learn how to take the ball in one nand' how to make a pretense at a forward pass and then run on.
 Take advantage of any call of time 10 ask your linemen for weak spots in the opposing line. It not oniy gives Nou valuable information in your plunges and in your defense. but it also puts it up to the linemen who has told you to come through his hole, and adds 10 his effectiveness.
 Remember that forward passes are
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
JUDGE WOULD GIVE
 NJ SUCH DECISION

The story in The Republican Tues day morning concerning the decision rendered by Judge Lyman in superior court whereby judgment was given the so-called "dry-landers' of the Salt River Valley Water Users association granting them permanent water rights contained slight error.
 Judge Lyman was made to say in regard to the decision that it imposed responsibilities on the Water Users association which it might not be able to meet. This is incorrect. Judge Lyman states that he would not render, and he would not have the right to give a decision which the association might not be able to carry out in full.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
MAJOR R. SHERMAN
 RETURNS ID CITY

Major Robert sherman has returned to this side after a years absence in France, where he served with the Red sci Cross. Major sherman was put in charge Of the first expedition that went into Germany to feed the Russian prisoners.
 Major Sherman is the son of General Nose Sherman. owner of the Phoenix street railway system. After complet- ing his education al the University of California he managed his fathers in terests in Phoenix, where he made his home for year. He later went to Los Angeles, where he now resides.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
JAP CUE STAR |S EASY FUR HOPPE
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-WHie Hoppe. national balkline billiard champion, de- feated Koji Yamada, the Japanese ex- pert, in tonights game of the national championship tournament by a score of 400 to 129.
 Yamada did not play with his usual deNterity, while Hoppe gave a brilliant exhibition of cue work and ran out his quota of 100 in the eighth inning with an average of 50. His three highest runs were 1S3, 115 and 72. This is the best average made so far in the tournament
 Namada's average was 16is and his best runs were 49, 26 and 21.
 The schedule for tomorrow will bring the players together in the following order:
 Slosson vs. Morningstar, Sutton vs. Cochran; Schaefer vs. Yamada, and Hoppe vs. sutton.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
TENDLER LOSES ON FOUL

DENVER, Colo, oct. 91.-Johnny Noys. St. Paul lightweight, tonight was awarded a decision on foul over Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in the third round of a scheduled 12-round bout Tender had the advantage over Noye up to that round. Mike Ertle of St. Paul won a decision over Harry Paul of Denver. They are bantam weights.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

Buy an acre in Chesterfield Place and be ndependent.-Adv. al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10

type OF generator which is a radi-
cal departure from designs now gen
orally ia use.
II is planned by Mr. Ford 10 be-
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Hilary plants on the streams OF Mich
igan shortly. manufacturing at the
source OF the raw material and pro-
viding labor for thousands OF men
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TO various parts Of this and other
countries, including Mexico and
Canada The various parts. stand
ardized Will be shipped to Detroit
and Dearborn. Mich, for assem-
bling. il is understood.
The Canadian assembling plant
probably will be located near Wind
sor. Ont. across the border from De-
troit That for Mexico has not been
decided upon. II was stated some
time ago that Mr.. Ford planned 10
enter the Swedish automobile manu-
featuring field. also, and he may use
the same power plans there he is
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
COUPLE MURDER CASE
BY United Press

BUFFALO. \. Y. Sept. Com
plete mystery still surrounds the
double murder OF Mary +. Messm err
and Norman w. Shear. whose bodies
were found with Shears automobile
on q lonely highway near Kenmore
Monday Medical Examiner Cook
scouts the idea OF suicide, as no
weapon has been found.
on the road at the left side of the
car there was a pool OF blood. Lead
ing from il. bloodstains traced the
way 100 feet 20 the rear. where the
girls body lay. Her outer clothing
had been torn. indicating a strug-
gle. Her stockings and undercloth-
ing We're bloodstained and coated
with mud, apparently caused when
she dragged herself along the road
from where she had first fallen at
the side OF the car
The authorities believe the girl
and the man We're sitting i'm the
tOnne2u eating peaches when they
were attacked 10y two or more men.
The men were believed 20 have
made some insulting remark which
Shear resented. Then. il is thought
ne was shot AS Shear fell TO the
floor OF the car, Il is thought Miss
Messmer tried 10 defend her friend
or that she was dragged from the
car. She apparently was shot while
struggling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
FIND BODY Of
MESSENGER BOY
Police Investigate to Find if
Murder Took Place in
Gotham.

By United Press
NEW YORK. sept State and
city police are trying to determine
whether Benjamin Binkowitz. Of
years old. was slain where his body
was found beside a road near Mil
ford. Conn. or was murdered in
New York city and later taken to
that place
Binkowitz. a messenger for Rich
ard Whitney and company. Wall st.
brokers. disappeared Aug. y, while
carrying $4,000 worth Of bonds to
another brokerage concern. At the
time IL was assumed he had abb
seconded with the securities and a
bonding company is understood 90
have turned over 100000 20 his
employers.
Body In Thicket.
On Aug. 90 a party Of picnickers
discovered s. body I'm a thicket near
"a road just outside Milford. The
body was buried two days later. but
officials photographed It, Last night
the photograph was identified by
Binkowitz's mother as that or her
son.
when discovered, the body was
lying face upward. A dozen knife
wounds had mutilated the face al
most beyond recognition. There were
also nine knife wounds IN the chest.
The right hand was cut and the left
clasped the lower strand Of a barbed
wire fence.
Probably Killed Aug. II.
Medical authorities said Binkowitz
probably was killed Aug. Il. Per
sons living nearby said they saw two
automobiles standing in the road
near the spot that night
A keyring. a knife and 81 are all
that was found in the boys pockets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
FORD WILL USE
ELECTRIC POWER
Streams Will be HarneSSed to
Operate New Factories
About to Be Erected.

DETROIT. Mich, Sept 9.-Henry
Ford. who is said 10 be planning the
erection OF several large automobile
and tractor plants and auxiliary
factories I'm various parts of the
country, will operate them entirely
by the hydro-electric system it has
been announced by his secretary.
Ernest G.. Liebold
Many municipalities situated on
streams and rivers that can be har-
messed will according 20 Mr.. Lie
bold, eventually have Ford factor
les
II is reported that Mr. Ford and
his engineers have devised a new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
dLRERT = CLIH7lZ7IS

An alternative for government
ownership" was the way Sen. 4 b.
Cummius. chairman of a railway
legislative subcommittee. character
lied his bin. submitted 20 the SEN
ate, providing for sweeping changes
In the fundamentals Of rallrodding
in The United States.
Unless we have something sim
liar 20 the committees plan TO put
into effect" said Sen. Cummins.
government ownership of the rail-
roads viii be only a question Of
time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The
senate Tuesday passed the Edge bill
authorizing organization of foreign
banking corporations under the su-
pervision Of the federal reserve
hoard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
FIRE DESTROYS PLANT.

By United Press.
HAMMOND, Ind, Sept Fire
Of unknown origin Monday destroy
ed the sulphuric acid plant of the
Grasselh Chemical company here.
The loss was estimated at SI5O,OO0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-10
RETrRNs no 81. GERMA1N.

PARIS, Sept. 9.-Dr Karl Rem
ner. Austrian chancellor. returned
Tuesday 10 St German, where the
Austrian peace treaty will be signed,
probably Friday.