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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
BELMONT RESULTS

,f..s' rack tgrlonEs---osrood. IS
g. out, s-road The boy. 80 fC..lahdn1 5
- - 20 :. ,aiTt Time. l:Is is.
second inilr--Senhcria iio (Eolan)
20 - s. out. w"n. TEnjolcur ll5
,Fa'rhr9'nar1. . to = 10 8, out. second ::
s.'s' si"-.inE. IL G:rickhouD. TO 2 1 10
., cut ti.fC. Tiin". iIi-5 Thee went.
Third fece--p.1 :ur.ongs-s!nplc;on los
,EnsDfl. 70 :. 70 g. OUT; won: Sugar
Mint. - vida, 10 even. out, second (:
t'ne'irsn hoy, sc callahan. 70 3, to
out 'h.rd. Time. lis 90. Hacka,nore
r., F%s'ii. -Sce--,ns NIL, md sixteenth
I!in". % -. All other scratched
rum :acc--one 'n;!c--John | Day lns
,S"hHt'. ~ 20 :. 10 &. out. won; I.ucius
~ ,ar'@ill J.? :" 20. to 3. out second
S'aihlc. !b' 'kunI:ncrD. 70 l. : to /
10 2. MIRO Time. Ii2 2-5. iIickorynu,
!'aoy sister also ran
s.H.h 'aec,-hyc and onc-han furlongs--
Dominique. is tFatorI, to .. to & n,t
."'n: ci"or"ra, i0S ,!McAtccD, to s. /
johnson. TOO 20 J. 10 to l. to J. mira
mn" .'S 70. Faisan Dor. Sea Sinner
also
You'll RE GLAD TO KNOW
"MICtEf" Is Hi"TIRSINt:-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
INDIANS CERTAIN OF FLAG
HAVE BIG LEAD OVER TARS.
WHO ARE SECOND IN RACE
Newport News VIII Meet U~ndcritcS
This Afternoon In First Game of
lipII Scheduled SERIES.

Richmond has won the Virginia
i..oaeu" pcnnant for the second half of
the season. The Indians now possess
u full sin game lead that can not pos
SlbIy bC Gu, down to such an extent
mat they Will fail to cop the 1ag
tn" first game OF the final scheduled
series here viii he played this after
noon a; Boulevard Field when the In
dianS and the Newport News Shiphuild-
crS meet ut $40 o'clock. While tho
Indians viii he playing tho Shiphuild-
erS the Norfolk TarS. runncrs-up IN the
league race. Will take on the Peters
burg Coolers. The Goobcrs arc strong
cr than New port News. This viii give
kichmond an advantar, which viii
make IN" winning of the pcnnant all
the irorr certain
Ecndcrs tribe is now leading the
circuit with percentage of .655. hav-
ING won thirty-uin" games and lost
nineteen. Norfolk is l01 points behind.
with percentage OF .55t. The Tars
nave captured thirty-onc contests and
lost twenty-five.
Bender Viii probably start off the
series today by going on the mound.
Morgan or Harris viii probably opuos,,
MIN. If the Chief" wants to resi- IN "a
iittl" for the championship encounters
ne can send in AlaEaliS
me usual double header will DO
staged Saturday and will ring down
In" curtain on tho race in the CIRCUIT,
Women Will be admitted free OF
chtrS" to the game today and ton,or-
row as guests OF the manaEcmcnt This
custom has been followed throughout
the season. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Plan Dinner For Crew
Of Virginia Boat Club

hrmbrr< Of the Virginia noHt
club Will tender "a dinner RI ,bs
rf"W which won the eiSht-osr-u
smell race ut BuItirnDr. i'm m,
rrGhttn OF the southern Bo,xJn.
association ON July ~ The nuair
VIII he held Mt the Husin-sS Mem,
'"h on -dh-sdny evening, SEN
tcmbrr 10, AT o'clock.
inc rh"c which the onr.tnSn NJ
'hS local club won OVER the pn-
tnp""" course ut Hnitinore uu, IN,
i'"'nTr event on IN" card of racing,
IN which crews fr"Tn Nix other cI,Ibn
ia Nirrinin. Maryland aud the Dis,
trict 81 Columbia pnrtIcipated
IN competition with the crew, OF
the other clubs, the Arundel eight
had won The event md hind opIy I'm
meet the NirIinin Boat Climb amin
hey nid--rnd lost
'"P'"'h " u. Forrest. e. A. Mont
s""''r' ana W. J.. GiiIIam tomprisr
ne ,"fhin't'-" which IL arranging
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
POSTWAR FOOTBALL ON
Annexation ScaRon Opens with Full
Program in Three Leagues. FITS;
Since HOstiliticS.

u LONDON, Sept 3-The first post war
association football season has opened
with a fun program III the Southern
ihSeague. and Two division OF the root
ball League
The Football League results in the
first diviI ol We're. Newcastle /. W ool-
witch o: Blackburn 4. Preston q; Brad
sdord 2, Bolton !. Liverpool 3. Bradford
aGity !: Derby /, Manchester United J:
sChelsea 5, Evcrton .; Manchester City
g. Sheffield United .: Noots County >.
5Burnley o: MiddlcsbOrouCh J. Sheffield
"Wednesday 0; Sunderland >. Aston Vii
ia !; West Brom~ich 3, Oldham ].
1sfSfThe second division results were:
Tottenham ;, Coventry %: EirminG mann
port 8. Grimshy o; stoke >, I}arnslcy d.
sRotherham >, Motifs Forest Q, Hudders-
field =, Clapton L. &p.verh hampton ..
sIseicester J. Fulhau. 81. south Shells
sO:A Bristol CITY !. Bury O.. Westhan ],
tJ,incOln /.
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COOLERS ROUNDLY BEATEN
MARTHUR HURLS INDIANS
TO FINAL TRIUMPH, 7 TO |
Fielding of brown mud Hitting OF Poole
md Norm Fcnturrs In Victory
Over Petersburg.
Especial to The Times. pisratcM J

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Sept. 3.-Thc base
Dali season closed in This city this even
ing, Petersburg suffering u severe de-
ieat at the hands OF Richmond. The
game was witnessed hy Il large crowd.
ana. Whtlc there were no errors on
either side, Petersburg lacked the vim
and snap displayed 10y Richmond play.
cfS Macarthur. for Richmond. pitched
good steady bait while he WAS hit for
Il double and seven singles. he kept his
mus scattered. except in the $lNth in
hinG. when base on balls and three
Singles earned Petersburg their only
run OIL The game. l.arrlSvN MAS not III
ms usual form. and was Nit at vii ny
klchinond. In the second iuniu.. u two
haEGcr by Gooch and singles 10y Moran
ami Fay earned TWO runs. In the siN;n
alter Brown. the first man up. got out.
iooic singled. This was the beginning
OF fusiladc of hits Gooch following
with single. Hill II two bagscr and
Moran. Pay and Macarthur with Siu-
giles netting Richmond four earned
runs. In the ninth Baker ;riplcd. but
was called out at the horne plate for
leaving third base before Wood caught
BroWnS fly to left. Browns fcldius
and the hitting OF Poole and Moran
featured the game.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

IL First race furlongs Ar,.,husa iOf
sRicochet. Jos; C"ustancy -. MASKED
Dancer. 1l2; His Choice. 49, Sea Mine,
l9 second. race-one mil" Captain uoag.
S110; Elderkcn. ITO: Lucius. III. Gl.i;utr.
;ii3: Favour H.? Or. Rae 81
ESQ Third race--auturn hirhwegnt handioau
Sfor all ages; furlougs--i'vt-r Iip.r 1922.
sBiue I.addie. io;; Elan hu,cu lo@ Hollis
ter, 1872. Mad Halter. los. EnfilaL". lI..
Naturalist. 40: OId Hoscbud. I25. Lord
9BriGhton. H.: Billy Kelly. l.t
5TIcket, 1I2; Recount. 40. Va; Machine.
s1o6; Rose Dor. lo5: Thist!cdOu. 50 I.ry.
Ss Fifth race turlouEs steve lo2 starry
sBeIle, 10Z: lie t;aulcrs. l0l kOsciand no.
Lady Lucille. 100 ComIpIc 40. our Mad.
40; Breadlinc. i0i Red Domino. lIu
race furlougS= BiufT,rr4 o..
joyful. l03 War Drive. lC2 Pas'ori3i
Swain. 1o1: Leading star 30. War Marvel.
s1i2: Lads Love. ~. Chimney SNIr st.
lierodias., ia: Mad I!atoi. Io5 War kiss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Comment on Sport
BY DICK TAYLOR.

Richmond won yesterday and Norfolk
lost lhat means nothi ing more or
less than the winning Of the pcnnant
by the Indians for the second half of
the season and the right to engage
the Petersburg Coolers in the post
season championship series Of seven
games.
Coneratulations are in order FOR
for that willy Indian ch!eftian whose
knowledge of the game. superb pitch
inS and leadership nt men turned the
trick. Nothing remains now to make
tenders happiness complete cNcept the
winning OF the ,post-scason series.
There are two matters in connection
with the series which have yet TO be
arranged. The preliminary agreement
whereby the iirst two games are To be
played in Petersburg seems To be meet
should. The contests should be staged
alternately in Richmond and Peters
burg. The idea behind the present
Plan is to bring the Saturday game to
Richmond because Of the better mark
and larger crowd which would attend
league ruling is to the effect tina,
the winner of the pennant in the iirs;
nalf should have the first game. Let
the ruling stand and accomplish the
Wednesday. Richmond fans want TO
see thc team get into action from the
contests away from home. y mum be r
Will journey TO Petersburg undoubt :
cdly. but II the second game is NOT
played here there will certainly he
dlSsatiSfaciion And those who CON
slider the thing from all angles would
not be surprised
II is rcportod that tho pctcrshury
players are dissatisfied with the propoe
Siion which owner Kidd wants to
make them in the series. They arc
riEht now IN discounted mood and
mere Is even talk of a strike if the
petersburg president does not make
more liberal concessions to the mem
bers of the club.
This breach should be healed before
the series starts Fans want to sec
some OF the best baseba!l that has
ever been played in the Virginia
League, and this Will not be possible If
the Coolers are dissatisfied ana have
the idea that they are being treated
unfairly by the club boss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
REDS CAPTURE LAST CAME
LAND ON ALEXANDER IN
FIRST INNING AND WIN, 81
Huethcr Hns Little Trouble Holding
1uhs 10 Five Hits. Three OF
Them hy IlucI<,

CHICAGO. Sept 3-Cincinnati made
~ thren OUT OF tour from Chicago to-
aaE by winning the final game Of
the series here, 6 to L. u
Before Alexander got settled in tho
four runs Daubcrt singled ,nd $3.50 "
on Roush's drive. which Robortso nv
mm dju !, went FOR {, home run.
on konf's double and Konf cc,,n,.T 81 81
Schribcr's hit. o'i
They added two moro in tho fourth
on singles by Ructhcr aud Ran ',ho ~
double steal and killiror's wiii S 80,
t., t., second ana kobertsom's wide throw
the locals, who touched Him "a, az
hits, three OF which were made ~
thl"hEos lone run was scorod :,
the first inning on Fiack's iriI,i" IN
an niicid out. '"'e ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
PURSES T0TALING $4,000
ON HARTFORD CARD TODAY
charter Oak Stake of 10000 Feature
iNcit on Program. Which In
cludc> Five Events.
LNv Assoclatch d. /

liA.RTFpRD. CONN Sept. a.-rivc
carry CLOSING events with purses total
InS -l'"oo are on the program OF
'irand Circuit racing scheduled for
Charter oak PARK tomorrow The races
were called of again today because
me Charter Oak Stake. for 2:,c trot-
ters, purse $4,000. is the feature event
on tomorrows card. Mignola and Mac
'FeE"r the Great are entered in this
contest.
IN" three races held over from Tues :
day are to be held. They are the two
ycar-old tro, purse $1,000; the 2:O6
pace' purse $1,000, and the 2:OS ;rot.
nurse 5000. The los trot. nurse 81
GOO, from todays card. complete the
Fridays program also calls for five
events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
TENNIS STARS TO PLAY
americans and Australians Will Clash
IN Team Matches Today
ai Forest Hills.
rI'v hsso,iat,a r,es.

Ii'r Associated Press
m y -N YORK, Sept William =.
t.t!d.u ~ ~ IN lado.ph.a. and William
~. JoHnsion % San francisco, final
ISIS IN .ll. national lawn tennis cham
mons hip at Forest nlls. y y tpaAy.
WI, form with T. Norris Williams IN.
Of Boston and Wallace T. Johnson. Of
ihi'.tat iph.a. the American team TO
hr"t INC Australian four in a team
match n"g.1iu- tomorrow. tho TnftcI
a'es Nai onal Lawn Tennis AssOc.a-
t'nn announced
f'"N VIII consist % four doubles ana
'Ni nGl's. no player partIcipat int
.H 'hHi" man on" match cRCa DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
RICHMOND ElKS DEFEAT
NEWPORT NEWS OUTFIT
one-Sidcd Game Won by To-; Score
fcntuTcd ny Hitting Of Alright
" mos and Asher.

In one sided game featured by III,
i'hcSt KIND OF spirit between the play
Grs but lacking in good baseball the
Nlchmond l;ikS yesterday defeated ihs
Newport News ElkS by the score of
10 TO ) AZ boulevard Field
I'rcS shelton hurled cigh; innings
Tor the local lodge and thcn retired
n favor OF S1ttcrding. who allowed two
tHtS IN thv ninth. bringing the total
number OF safe swats OF the scapor.
ciah up to seven. They got garnered
eleven safetcs off Drew
Inc hitting OF Alright. Amos and
Asher featured for the Richmond team
Alright gathered three singles. ono OF
mem a wo-bhrE"r while Asher and
Amos each got two
Last night the Newport News team
Was entertained by tho Richmond lodge
\ ne game yesterday was the second
n,t w"cn TN" TWO outfits. The first Was
paved IN newport News and Was also
Won by the locals
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
SPORTS
SQUEEZE PLAY WINS GAME
GIVES BROWNS VICTORY IN
LONG GAME WITH INDIANS
Home Run Records for 81. Louis Park
Shattered When Eoriy-Third
Drive Is Made by TObin
-, lily Associated prcss !

81. LOUIS. sept 3.--Thr SpuccZc
pay cNc"utcd by Gcdcon and Billings
scored tue run I hat gave st Louis a
cleveland today
Home run records FOR the local park
We're shattered hen Tobin drove the
n'll INT" the right field blcachers.
WIN TWO men on. in the sixth, tying
tho score.
u was the fo;ty-third circuit drive
in the American league
he former league record was made
III l"ii when 1913 homo runs were
American League season here.
Score.
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~ ~ VI
Richmond Eli
-.iks. Scv1,ort Now.
score Ivy inniuEs. II

N"wnort Ncws 30 o o 0 o i
summary; Two bas" h,ts-ArriEhi Amos
ihrcr- nase hii-Cartcr Stolen hascs-Ashnr
* ron ~, ArTiSh! CD: Harper. Rogers
iI,Gnhi" pia%aAnos 70 roh to sit,crding
nl by pitched ball-Drcw by ShcIion
t:aSes on nails-on shelton. /: off Drew i
nm Stt"rd!ng. |. iits-"n Shelton ; IN
innings struck out--by shelton : in in
m:hfs: Siruck out-hy shelton. . by Drew.
ny SttterdinE. Wild pitch shelton
Wharton - ''hp'' =
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MISS HARRIS M. WINS
Takes Two Heats Of M.trh Itnc. win
81 Single q. al indiana State
.ssss Fair Track.
icy Associated Press :
~ dol L. ~.

sEf INDIANAPOIlS. IND Sept Miss
Harris NJ, ! $50 Ia. took twa OF Inc
three heats OF a match race with single
@. 1859 L. at the Indiana Stnto Fair
here today for purse Of $1,000 di.
,yided so. and 30 per cent
Sing G. won Tho first heat in
s2:04 Ia. Miss harris NJ took tn.
next two in 2:03 u and POI -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
PROPOSALS ON WAY
Club Owners VIII tdopt or Ncier,
ran Tor Ninr-t'nmc World series
in Few Dnys.

CHICAGO. sept S.--rroposals made
by the National Baseball Commission.
IN session here. 10 extend :hc world
series from seven TO nine games are
on The WAY 10 club owners today FOR
ratification or rejection
II is expected answers viii he re.
ceiNcd within lew days. According
to Chairman Hermann the commission
VIII meet again in ten days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
RUBES, 20; BUILDERS, O-3

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
NEWPOIsT NEWS. VA. Sept B
Newport News today split double
, TO U, and losing the second. TO 3
Both games We're fast and featured
by clean. straightforward baseball.
scores:
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rrench win. Tour,,,,,

NJ Emrn CIT French. professional for
sfhe Now York Country Club won tn.
SAnnual open golf tournament Of III.
;iWhitemarsh Valley Country cluh
'tPhladelphia, Pa, with a card Of a0C
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
TRUCKERS, 7; TARS, a

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 3-Portsmouth
easily defeated Norfolk today in "A one
sided game. Percy drove the ball over
r!Eht-held fence in the third inning
with two men on bases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
INNS hrench should hc hnalnd hnforn
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading. 5: Newark =
Rochester. 3: Buffalo. .,
Blnghamton. 6; Toronto. O.
Jersey City Baltimore, rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Louisville, 3 Minneapolis. i.
81. Paul. 6; Columbus. 4.
Milwaukee. ?; Toledo. ..
Kansas city, !; Indianapolis !.
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Totals - n Total. a, =
b.t'"h Tor Alexander la ninth
Cincinnati .....t & a . n n n n . ~
Chicago ........I n a a a a n
summary: Two.b-se hit-kopt Three.
ltontinued or Tanth pr.
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PortSinout
Totals 81 no Totals 81 4
Sro-" by innings: r
Portsmouth ..........o o 0 IL

%"riotH ...............l > 0 o %
summary: T"u-base h;;s-ros,. i.ea!c
W. hers cpllotoh; Hooper. Home run
i'-'y. Double play-Bangs 10 Rooney
stolen base-Ionuard. Sacrifice hits
q"-rih' King Sacrifices .ny-Schwartz
S'rS"E ogt-Dy King .: by Culloton :.
Sa.' On valls--oy King. 2 Time OF game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 6: Chicrigu l.
Isrookl n-Phiin,irlpIiia ruin
Now lork-lsoStou. ruin
comfy games Schc<iu.rd,)
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
brooklyn mt New York
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RST GAME.
Suffolk. Sewport News.
Score by innings
% o Q Q o o . o %

N'WEOT' vows ...U 0 Q ! <.
summary: Two base hits-Brann!can.
li"nGGs stolen hasc-Ailcn; base balls
c-SuGclk. ,. Hit by pitched bail-McCnnn.
struck out-hy Jolin. =; ny I'icrson, T. Time
of Game-l:lo. Umpire McCircw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

summary: Iwoba hits-rurcelI. Gooch
Moran. Hill. Thee baS. hit--tak.r. stolen
hnSc-Moran. Double pIay-Wood to Pa
TO G.aNe!y To Hitler. Base on balls-Iar.
Tisse! !. McArthur. !. Left. on bases
pitched bsll-Ciooch. Struck out-l.ar-is-
Soy. >: Macarthur. I. Time of game. 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
Mrs. Roosevelt
Gives Thanks

The County Board of Supervisors
today received from Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt an acknowledgement of
wire of coincidence dispatched to Ovs-
ter Bay on the day following the
death of the ex-president.
The message, which is on file at
tf,e county clerks office, says:
"Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her
family wish to express their appreci-
alton Of your kind sympathy"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
Kid Gloves on SaI>

HEARING OUT ALL THIS SEASON :
- Kid Gloves at January Sale reductions
Dress Kids in black, white or tan; also tan
kids for street wear.
-S2.33 values in Kid Gloves now Sl.o9 pair
So. % values in Kid Gloves now S1.S9 PAIR
So. SO values in Kid Gloves now S1.9S pair
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
w. C. r. u. NOTICE.

There will be an open meeting of
the w. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs.
R. H. Powers, Friday afternoon at
2:3O. An interesting program has
haen arranged. The subject to be
discussed is Characterization" Mrs.
Phelps will deliver an address On
"My Individual Responsibility to
My Foreign-born Neighbor." Several
special musical numbers will be rem
dere5. All friends Of the cause are
invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
(By Associated Press)

Chicago. Jan. 16.-Delegates to the
National Labor Congress called to
consider relief for Thomas Mooney
voted down a proposition to bar news
paper reporters from it's sessions.
The motion to exclude reporters,
made by several delegates, was de-
fsatsd overwhelmingly.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
GOUGLE FUNERAL.

GOUGLE FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the body
Of Mrs. J. F. Gougle will be held at
g p. m. Friday from the undertaking
parlors of Shafer & Lemons. Rev.
E. A. Palmer of the Methodist church
will officiate.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
By T. A. M.

They found they could put this
stove anywhere IN the kitchen-they
used it, found it good and now they
are happy at breakfast time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16

.--Extrs heavy bleached Pillow
Cases with 4-:nch hem-sizes AK
36 and 1886, on sale SAC each or
1895, dozen.
Buy them now while the price is
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
Rodycfons on Desirable Goods Mean Big Saving to You

HERE'S REASONS to the January Sale and
D
This whole the reduced in price so tha our
6o ockofep scan be
advertised but you will find on display on e
that
eood- ycasha lower
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
"Hydro Pura" , pkgs. 45c

These are large pkgs. of this fine Water Softener
-HIS HIGH GRADE CALIFORNIA PRODUCT soft
ems hard water and makes washing of all kinds cas-
ierwe are very fortunate to offer this low price of
large packages for 45c, or 10 for case of "a.
BOB WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, bars 25c-thls is
Proctor CANDLES best productS6.O0 for case of 100
bars.
LILLY" BRAND EVAPORATED MILK. 8 tall tins
for 5Oc-a fine product that does not have the usual
strong, cooked taste.
E c. CORN FLAKES, 3 large packages for 35c-neST
shipment Just receved-buy them by the dozen
DINING CAR BRAND SARDINES in oil, 2 cans for
25c-a very special value and a good quality at low
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
BRAZILIAN RULER DIES.

bV ASSOCIdtCO VooT
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 16.-Rodrigues'
Alves. president of Brazil. died
today He had been critically ill for
a long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16

WARSHIPS BRING BOYS HOME.
(By Associated Press)
Newport News, Va, Jan. 16.-The
battleships Virginia and Rhode ISL
and arrived today with 1000 troops
from France.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
Fancy Pink Beans lie a Pound

HERE'S A REAL SAVING on Extra Fancy Northern
Recleaned Pink eBans-all this years stock and free
from any rain damage-compare the quality and the
price
-LJBBY'S RED BEANS are now 3 tins for 25c
-ORTEGA'S PEELED GREEN CHILIS, 3 tins for 25c
ali this years pacthe best known brand for quality
FINE WALNUTS 2 LBS. FOR 75c-these are No
softsheled walnuts and the price is very low.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
29c ScrinS 21e

~ ONT MISS THIS CHANCE
Marquisette hemstitched
to buy goodScrims and
and plain tapen at PIC yard
formerly 29c to 33c values. and in
Sc and 3e-inch widths.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-16
Pillow Cases 34c Art Goods Hall

III. DISCONTINUED NUM-
"A BEkS and odd lines goods
in the well-known Roya! So
ciety package goods to be embroi
dered go on sale now for just half
the regular selling price.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-03-27
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
Ole Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of Films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

The members and adherents of the
Presbyterian church of this city will
on Sunday afternoon hold a congrega-
tional meeting for the purpose of
discussing and arriving at a decision
as to the advisability of placing a
stated supply in charge of the pas
torate of the church, which has been
vacant since the leaving of Rev. F.
j. Hubbard, for Crookston, MINI.
ebony Backes was among the
arrivals of Monday. His home COM.
ing to Langdon was delayed for a
matter of nearly ten days by a round
of visits in company with Mrs.
Backes at points in Minnesota with
old friends and relatives. He has al
ready resumed his old position with
the Cavalier County National Bank,
held prior to his enlistment for war
Elsewhere on this page will be
found announcement of the reopen
ing of the drug etore property form
erly owned by C. A. Spellman. The
stock has been purchased by Mr.. A.
D. Matthew, a we'll known Langdon
resident and business mar for several
years. Mr.. Matthew has a long en-
perience in the jewelry and watch
repairing branch of the business
and will have the drug and prescrip-
tion part of the business under the
management of "a thoroughly compe.
tent and registered pharmacist. The
location is one of the oldest identiti.
ed with this line of business in Lang
don and with strict attention to pu.
siness Mr.. Matthew may expect to en-.
JOY a fair share Of the trade of this
city and surrounding community.