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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-14
A V / S O

La reunion annual para la election de Ia Di-
rectiva de la Cruz ROia Americana. Capitulo de
Puerto Rico tendra efeetoe dia Is de julio de
1920 las 1000 Ann en- los salones de Ia Biblio-
teca Carnegie Sc invita- a todos los asociados
j. w. BLANCO, Secfetario.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Firs, r.ce-four furionEs-Tea!tc. ~ (Rod-
i f. sKssS II ;S ;eysH. T. +sesaa
Mackc!u.aine. Ben Valet ran.
Boupy Alien. lo7 lMurphyl. ) 10. i. to /.
syS" wga; Dixie on tGerTSii IT. sLSke' Il j.
pip". Srsisht ". Il. iiast ams 'o A.s nas
Th,sa r e i tu,lGnas-psal,pssy; III
11pa Ksy IL, tTT,'sshsre:f3 Is 70 & 5.
snder. GenssaL oorkis;. jock *. Rainbow
rFF our, S r.eso on farienss-oeorsc Starr.
aald iM'ih IS 70 e 70 % SS' ser As
Sna d T's ssIrd III pmsc Thlas S Ii: ia.a
Fifth rscsa,miie and rsv.pnIy ,yatds-Ta.lo-
Msn al.'p ssss 10 tssrsyts.tfS5. %
Sa,3Isry ;1a 'sss n'E ST. TING
r iiss cSar.shin Woodi.sp raa a.''S 9
sixth. laoey1iWiIe, and seyenfy, yards-sim
s'sS:s i: ' J ss Ss. 4,
i:.i ~ Fuiosy Bs1es.s,of. Asec ta i' TSe
"a "a, y ::ss sS|saiS /
1T TO to S. third. Time. / AS Say
Tnsg pSnae Io rec o,ts sar Green Ms,
Durward Roberts Dandy Dude. Baiazet
CHICK Barkley ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
HAVANA RESULTS

l4rs. saes-.iour furlonss- r.nhandler. "
Man Ss"n t4an.,yeT = 70 "gn .v e1s
second: ,hoseats. lbs I.uxj. Is to /. ! TO /
n.y. IT, tf fi. Iin and s Do4o,h ySrs ram Fire
Won; Ifsety Cora. ios -~tkcdofjsj. S 10 Z
oven. TO 9. second; I.euma. 10 (coiifn.l.
8 TO !. 70 10 .. ihiri. Time, rs 10.
MMsE%'oG ssne.s hsas GnSs hlss Tsn<""
Third receive and one half furloh ss--
Encore, to7 tB.rncs,. . TO :. sven, ! 10 .,
won: JOHN u. rs tHosa rd). TO Co 3.
Alha: to I Il 'h far.s Tim" end III i05
= lcoS Efa rses-nye and ohs-aals ,uHssass-
oven. won; Little One. M (Bfe~nI TO l.
e isSSns ,hita fims kiie cs z:
Olt ned and ineincTaGr fsn:
I'Htk rsoe4-fn!!e aud sikteenth-Candle-
light. 100 tBtrrc-). : TO /. to D. 8 to g.
,we? s1y1.'i l.on ny SnasS, ii,
!.;P .r... S is ~ K..a ss I'd tiilis
Sixth tsHc-rn i,s-Thite 4Ii,s1er, t4 tco,lins,,
3 Ss,' 10 I 70 / sven, won: Tim j. hons.1.
20 i ihss fn sshl-sIfs!ss, re IS
IA Day. galway. Count Doris and Lady
Saycnih .rac.-onc ni,c--oordon I.ussor.
- f}aTs ssby. %. e E.rs.. g J.
z zgGn lanokiinn 'ri asy Ting osds sss OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BILLIARD ARTISTS READY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Oswald and McClay viii Begin 500
Point Affair "Wednesday After
noon ut Harkcns Parlors.

5s%ss S;,,S. ssceS saS j. IN s%f
st of her fonr biosks of in rhs
on tie Fiaskins table AZ o'clock. -"
XIX winner will be known as the
this title: 'rhe game is 500 points. and
point mark IS reached, play Wi be
1t is possible for one OF the PLAYERS
TO make 1879 balls. In the evening they
VIII bank and continue to play until
possible 26i can he reached. Tho third
block won must reach tho S75-narli.
a AIS. $50 bcins possible. The fourth block
Richmond has not seen contest Of
this Kind IN Il number of years. While
the i9cal fans have seen Frank Ia
and John Layton. the ex-champion. in
Play: this vas but an exhibition whcre
It It mastered into little it which won The title
have declared they would defend this
title on two weeks notice against any
one.
Oswald Met All Corners.
Oswald's official record is not at hand
at present. but IT Is known that he
home. Louisiana, Tennessee West Vir-
Ei I;t: virginia; Georgia. Alabama and
of these States leading players, and
has yet to meet defeat. He gave Earl
Williams, Of Raleigh; handicap of %
Williams is conceded tho best in the
Carolinas.
Mccoy's record is a hit too long TO
give all the detail: lie is &c years old,
was the ohio state champion from
1900 10. 1905: also the kentucky cham
pion; defeating the claimant. Duran.
Taking MP his residence in Phila-
delpha. Mccoy entered the tourney for
n "a Ir Lnt l.tll o-I rta., pt.,..
York state. champion. won. Mccoy and
L. j. Ralph were tied for second, Nc
Coy winning in the play-of: Ralph,
nasei', nth. and Merrick Levy. sixth.
This title again was involved IN
! 1918. and was won by T. 7. Ra!ph. Nc
Coy, Ralph and Levy wero tic for first
! Levy. third: George Clark, fourth; Ro-
land Keedc. fifth: Otto Eeiseit. sixth:
Morris Flint and Joseph Kelly tied for
In 1915, Mccoy won the Penn state
title from Morris Fink. The next East
e MrnT, c'hampionship .ili was PLAYED in
| ming. this event after two seconds in
Ralph Grcenleaf, the present worlds
I! Clark. third: Morris Fink, fourth; Louis
Ercu!cr, who finished tic for fourth In
! the last worlds championship contest.
! held in Philadelphia In December, was
nfll,. and Frank Mcfarland. sixth.
I Tho last tourney Mccoy took part In
was hold In Wilmington. Del This tour
ney was UNDUE as out of six starters
Mccoy. Finch. Charles Harmon.
! Claude Brown and George Levy tying.
mon tied again and in the second play.
/ OF Mccoy defeated both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
REDS TO LEAVE SOON
Cincinnati Diamond stars to lie or
for Southern Climate
Shortly.

tSpecia! to The Times Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI. Fcb.< 2S.--The Reds
VIII soon be whirling southwark "a
their spring training camp at Miami,
whore all arrangements have been
completed for their reception There
Is little doubt that the team will be-
intact by the time that tho starting
hell rings. except that possibly Eddie
Rough may not be with them at tho
stitutionsl aversion TO draining trims,
and has never been on one, with the
exception OF two years ago, when the
Reds played long, series OF games
through the South, with tho Detroit
Tigers as their opponents. That year
Rough, was persuaded 10 go along. and
Ty Cobb also mado the trip with the
Tigers, SO that both teams were UP To
the full limit OF their strength while
performing for tho benefit of the
Southern fans. Rough contends that
on his farm at Oakland City as he can
in the heat OF the extreme South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
TWO FINISH BOUTS ON:
CARD TOMORROW NIGHT
Christensen Is In Good Shape for
Encounter With Marin
Plestin0.

Marin rlcstina anu Harold Christen-
the City Auditorium in what Is ex-
pecied 10 be one Of the most exciting
heavyweight contests staged in Rich
moDd within the last few months.
plestina has appeared In two contests
N Richmond hut he has encountered
no forn,idubie opposition. 1t should
be much different story tomorrow
ligiii. hUwcvet. as Christensen can
make the best OF the heavy Weights SIT
un Ind take notice when lie is right"
.ii'c big Dane should be in tip-top
form. ms he has been in training here
fJr the last ten days. He has bctn
working Oh, with "Zeke" Smith. the
local midd! weight. who Will hook up
The second finish match on the card.
Christensen respects the ability Of tho
Jugo- Slav. whom he regards as a real
contender for the heavyweight title.
quite few Richmond fans share in
the belief of the Dane on this score,
and they would like to see Plestina
matched with Joe Stecher.
Changes which have been made in
he seating arrangements of the audi
torium stage will givev the grappicrs
more space in which to indulge in tho
strenuous sport. Tile first four rows
Of the platform seats have been re-
the mat and better seating accommo-
dations The bill will open III $40
o'clock. when Smith and Burns viii
get into action. lack WoodaiL vino
has nfiiciated in several recent bon:s
here, will referee both contests. 4.,,,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
COMMITTEE WILL MEET
American Olympic BODY tn MIME Man
aEer ut Gathering
March I;,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-A meeting OF
the..American Olympic Committee has
been led for March IL at New York.
and notices have. been mailed TO ma
tional associations supervising am
atcur sport which will be Represented
at the international games at Ant
Werp. Each association is entitled TO
send three delegates TO the meeting,
winch Will be held on tho same dny.
as the National Amateur Athletic
Union indoor championships.
Announcements of MANAGER for tho
olympic team is expected at tho meet :
Ing. and IL is believed in athletic cir
cic5 that this position may go again
York Athletic Club, who guided sue
ccssfully the American team n,
Athens in 1905, at London in 1905 and
at stockholm in 1912.
The board of governors OF the
A. y. L. announced tho personnel OF
The group to attend the congress of
The international Amateur. Athletic
Federation to be held at Antwerp the
week previous TO the opening OF the
Olympic games. The mon appointed
are Gustavus T. Kirby president OF
the American Olympic Committc =;
samuel j. Dallas, Philadelphia, pres
ident os the 4. \. U.n Frederick w.
Rubien, secretary OF the A. A.. L.;
Joseph McCabe, Boston, and Everett
s. Browa. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
HAVANA ENTRIES

rits. 5.e 81 quarters Of MILF ,hrss:
1 HSaeherat. Ios: TheodoEe Fair, l9s: I.aGkr
I 1!oyat ApnieIaea III; ssSe.f. 0y III
Prince Bonero, liz
Second raco-iivc and one-half furlonrs--
H Hs,s l Bear %: IRON BOY: iS!: iionss,
T9pfung., niM: Eiga. i67: Jack Dawson: los:
As9siEn; Ivy; Eddie Tranter. lo': Phedoden.
THIRD ,b T;acSG, Smile snd siytcen,h1,Mlss
s,ii.- los; Eda iissrrmaIn;. iii: Wild Thyme
ll ;a,i s9idi sa ns Duke OF shelby. Iis.
ter TER Susie %; SSomereiSs. 100: Presumption
1 HiSro lars 49, and lP 1 Ra Garrison. 100
Ws;;ss Mssk. is1 Hfs:. iSS; biehSel H. IL
Kssen Sea; So ~ Eu9h TorfolK hcilc
I,eteh. "a. RUBY lo7 Polar Cub. los: o Milt
Sixth raco-mite and s1teentf1-war Snt-,+
Ma} ,s,b Dom9G: lSS; pSaehsr. rs: A:Eo ra
,,sssSiso; 10 BaintX Lay Ias we%a fthhShi,
Gull, los: Duckmail. ids: Gordon. VI liz roo'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
RICHMOND COLTS SIGN
FIRST DAsEMAN MILLER
protcgo Of Connie Mack Will
Take Place OF
..s~ Poole

Richmond has signed First Baseman
Tod Miller to take the place Of Jim
'ooic. who has been sold to the Texas
m.;ie last nigh, - o%ne a"n b. ". vii.
,Iib BY Comic Mack. maiisxsr Of tho
athesp hiaeha A,hetifS sr l naysd Ti
base on the University OF Illinois team
several years ago. and was picked up
gX Mack hG - repoTtsd to be first
Mill be able to iii the shoes Of jim,
peoolc. who was the idol OF Richmond
no Information as to the history OF
iiircher beyond the fact that he had
were secured by Manager Gooch, and
the owner has been content to let the
big leader use his own judgment in
has been at his home in North CARO-.
lima for several weeks. but has found
time to take several trips In an effort
70 land players. and his efforts have
Besides announcing the securing OF
the pitcher and first bascman. Wilson
stated ne has received the signed con-
gals. who made an enviable record
with the Colts last year. has returned
his contract with the required sigma
1nfieldcr Penfo!d and Pitcher Bruncr.
Penfold played with Lowell In the New
England League last year. while Bru.
ncr Was a member OF the Colts pitch-
ing STAFF last season. but MAS suspend
cd when he Was unable TO get Into con-
dition after Joining tho Colts! Brunor
is said 60 10 feeling in tip-.op shapc,
and expects. TO have u great season
With the Colts.
One rnohth from. tomorrow the play.
ers Will begin arriving here, and Own
or Wilson 10 having Boulevard Field
lmadc ready for practice. Grass seed
will he sown In the outficld in n few
days and tho stamping ground cleaned
uD generally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
PLAYERS PLAN TO FORM
THEIR OWN ORCHESTRA
Boston Symphony Artists Threaten to
Quit Organization II Union Is
Not RecoS mixed.
IT, t.s riated Press.

BOSTON. Feb 2S.-Unless the Bo5-
ton symphony Orchestra players are
they will form an orchestra themselves
under union afii,iation. according to a
statement made by a committee OF the
members have Joined the union, and
financial backing for the proposed new
orchestra has been offered, 1t 10 said.
Frederic Eradkin. concert master of
the orchestra. joined the union yes
terday and Pierre Monteux. conductor
OF the orchestra, is represented by the
players committee as being in sym
pathy with unionization.
| The trustees recently rejected a re-
quest for. an increase OF $1,000 a year
,ngncss TO have fall season f popu.
lar concerts to add 10 the players1 re-
ceIptS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
George May Captures
"Barnyard Golf Title
Iny A.snclnicd prc.,.1

81. TErERSBUlsG. FLA, Feb. 2S.
-GeOrEc May. of the Akron, Ohio.
fire department., today Ia the new
national champion horseshoe
pitcher, having trihniphrd over n
LARGE field or 'bnrnynrd golfers
gathered here from all sections OF
the country.
Nny defeated la order Joe Wiki
tnson, champion, and Fred ". NJ.
Brust. Of Columbus, Ohio, In the
scmi-finhis md Hnuis.
Thirty crnck horseshoe pitchers
participated in the tournament, the
second annual gathering for the
national chant piOnship. and the
matches which btSnn inst Mon
day, were attended by many fans
from home towns OF tile particle
pants and crowds OF tourists.
ITughic FaImcrI the 73-Scar -oid
champion Of tho Amc rIcnn indus
trial Athletic Association. twas put
out Of the running carly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
HIGH SCHOOL RESERVES WIN
Ohm MARSHALL Seconds Defeat Black.
ktOne High school Qufnt
IN,
tsp.oia! to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

tSpeoia! TO The Times Dispatch.l
: BLACKSTONE. Fob. as-The John
Marshall High School Reserves hung
up another victory over the Blackstone
High School five here last night. when
they won. 80 to IL. after ia shing
game. The first half was a one-sided
affair, the Marshal!ites leading by a
fourteen point margin However. the
blackstone boys came back strong and
made total OF nine points in the last
half
The John Marshall boys wcro handi-
capped. due 10 tile bad condition of
the court, though this did not keep the
game from being fast and srappy. Ty-
son and hudson were tho outstanding
stars Of tho contest. their shootin
being Of excellent form
Tho line-uD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Sporting Events of
Interest This Week

Monday-Lee Gooch, man.ser of
ItichmOnd Colts, will Pepert to
owner Wilson for 1920 season.
.M0nday--MeetinE or Chufch Hill
Athletic Club ut Office OF DIR. viii
Ifam ii. Parker, 22lS East I3rond
Street, mt s o'clock,
Monday-EIks' has b all team
meets In Eiks' Home mt . O'Clock.
TucsdpJ-TwiliEht League meet
Ing nj Paramount school, Tuenty-
nfst and r. streets, nt y o'clock.
Wednesday--CatRol University
W.. Washington aud Lee IN bnsket-
bail, BIucs' Afmory, x O'Clock.
Frtday--Tn Blucs' Armory, John
Marshall High school VS.. INJURY
nigh school. of Norfolk, In basket
hall, At $50 p. ".
snturday-V. y. I. VI. v. NJ. ]. In
baAketbifl, LynthburR, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Dan,il,c High school ytc,ors

DANNILLE. VA. Feb. 2S.--Danvillc
the Greensboro bask c,bail team at tie
LEGAL y. NJ G. ~, 81 10 20 'rhe game
Was 4 rough one and seriously cen
tested all the way through At the
end OF the first Nalf, tho score stood
- TO in Danviic's favor. The Locals
played In splendid form with cfTcctiv"c
team work. they also had the advnnt
ago of being familiar with the floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
NEWPORT NEWS TEAM LOSES
Church Iiiil Athletic Club Wins An
other nnsketbai Game from
ShlpbNIldera,
(special To The Tlmes- Dlspatch !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. IS
Church Hill Athletic Club of Richmond
demonstrated tonight 1t has one of the
strongest basketball teams i'm the State
when the capital city five defeated the
Shipyard y. NJ. G. 4. team. of this city,
by tho score of So to 81 PemdlctG,i
featured for tho visitors with eleven
goals from court. while Ruby did THE
best work for Newport Ncws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
zby..ko Def.nts zoIIar.

NEW YOnK. Feb. 2s.-Stanis.aus
HbyszkO. Polish heavyweight wrestler
in his first appearance in New York
sinc" his return to this country, de-
fcated Franz Collar. bohemian heavy
weight in two straight falls tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Notrc Dame Defeated.

uRBANA. I'LL. Feb. 2s.-Illinu,s de-
feated Notro Dame in an indoor track
meet here today by score OF co 1 3
to 20 2-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Black stonn.

Summary: Field goals-limdson.
Tyson. =: T.. NJ. Tyson, .: Ewing !
Fouls-1yson, 3 out of .. Substitu-
t!ons-Sharp for Blankenship: Crouch
Tor Ewing. l;cfcrcc-Lec oRandoiph
Macon).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
JACKETS FAIL TO LOSE GAME
Observation-Disclosures Quint Defeats william
and Mary and Keeps Cham
piOnShIn Slate Cicah,
:peeial 20 the Times Dispatch.l

Especial 20 the Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, VA. FED. 2S.-Randolp
Macon wound UP the Eastern Virginia
intercollegiate Athletic Association
scricS Of championship basketball
games tonight with a victory over Will
liam and Mary by the score OF ~ TO
-. i. was the sixth straight cham
pionship victory for the Jackets and
students OF tho local college held "A
biz parade aud built bontires over the
campus tonight.
Tho scort:
Randolph William
Macon. Position. and Mary
LANG. ........ forwar! Pierce
COCHRAN. 49,. forward ....... .Hcnly
Llnlnle FfndT confer ...,.,,.. Close
tnuttel"or'h. guard .......... Young
Smoot. guard .......: Brooks
summary: stitutions-Tfudson for
Henley Lipscomb for Lane. Goals
from, court-Piercc. >; Hudson, /:
Brooks, l: Lane. 8; Cochran, 4; .Zim-
Incr.nan. 4; Buttctworth. i; |Sinoot. 2.
Goals from foul--pterce. out of O.;
Smoot, out OF 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

MArrin. riEht guard ..... Hal
Summary: Field soals-Hlcks, a
Carroll. 4: Foster 4: Wright, 81 Todd
z; Vansttory. 2; Marin, I: MoKntcastiee
limo OF halvos. 20 minutes. Referee
HargroVe, V. p. I. Tinekeeper, An.
derson. Richmond college.
Score BY halves: Total
J, N. II. s. ......... Is "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
Al Levantarse tome
I'd. Un Vase De
Aqua Caliente
Limpie su sistema de YenenOs y
toxinas antes de que ell est6-
mago reciba nuevos
alimentos.

Y
Todas las mafanas, antes del desa-
yuno, bafese I'd. por dentro 10 mis-
mo que lo hace por fuera. El aseo
inferno es mucho mas importante que
el externo, porque los poros de Ia
pfel no absorben nj llevan la sangre
impurezas capaces de alterar la salud,
tanto que los poros de los intestinos
Isl 10 hacen.
Por cada onza de ,alimento que reci-
be eI estomago, una cantidad cast
igual de materias sobrantes debe ser
|expelida por ell cuerpo. 81 este no Sc
|efect1a todos los dfas, aquellas nates
rias Sc fermentan rapidamente y pro-
Queen venenos, gases y toxinas que
son absorbidas y pasan al torrerite
circulatorio por los conductos que So
10. deben llevar a la sangre los jugos
alimenticios. :
Tomar todas las mananas, antes del
desayuno, un vase de aqua caliente
con una cucharadita de Fosfato lii
mestone, constituye una esplendida
medida higienica, porque es el medic
mas inofensivo de librar al est6mago,
|al higado, los rinones y a los intes-
Itinos de esos venenos, linpiando, re-
frescando y purifcando, asi el apars-
Ito digestive, antes de tonnar mas ali-
nfento.
IN scuarto de libra de Fosfato Lii
mestone euesta solo unos pocos cen-
tavos, pero es sufciente para que cual-
quiera Sc conyenza de los benefcios
del bano inferno y continue practiean-
dolo siempre. Advt. IA
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-21
From Here and There

The reformatory school system orig
mated in France.
All the best blotting-paper is made
from soft cotton rags
.Aarmbells can now be rung by
wireless a, a distance of one hundred
mile1
The police force in Great Britain
is practically the only one in the
world that is not armed
The island OF Java is Of about the
same area as Ireland ,bu its popula.
ton is six times greater.
The people of the Middle Ages be.
lieved the best treatment for a black
eye was a poutce made from the
blood of tortoise.
In beginning to teach deaf mutes
the art of speech they are first plac--
ed before a mirror and taught to form
with Their lips the vowel sounds,
The value of the otter is fully
recognized by the Chinese, who train
them to fish, and a we'll. rained otter
will bring several hundred dollars.
One quarter of the people on the
earth die before the age of 6, one
half before the age of l6, and only
about one person of each 100 born
lives to he age of 65,
The third finger of the left hand
(the wedding-ring finger is said to
be the first finger that newborn
babe is able to move, and the last of
which dying person loses control.
1t is estimated that difference cf
one inch in the rainfall occurring In
July in the six chief corn-growing
States makes a difference of more
than S300,000000 in the value OF the
corn crop
In England no legal formalities are
necessary for a change Of name. A
jpenion may call himself by any name
he pleases, and may change his name
as often as he likes provided such
changes are not made from lraudu
lent or improper mctiyas.
The only beauty show for mon on
record was one held in Vienna some
years ago, at which the Judges were
fourteen ladies. The first prize wNa
to wine merchant with long nose
and the second to a man with nous
,tache twenty inches long.
AS an II lance of what risks ma
lives employed in the diamcnd-dig
gings in South Africa will run in or
der to conceal diamonds, II is sta ed
that on a postmorcm examination
being made on native who died un
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-21

George NJ. Hawks the building on
Main street occupied by the Benning-
ton Candy Shop.
A dive and a dip, and she c.nquer-
ed EN- all See Mabel Normand in
"A Perfect SO Library Theatre to-
day. ADV.
Library Theatre, tomorrow, Shirley
Mason in "A Final Closeup" and
Jack Dempsey in Dare Devil Jack"
(ep,sode 49,. tel 5 and $50 to IL
p m, Adv
The Allen A Company has vacan-
cles for boys and girls who may wish
to earn money during the summer va.
cation. File your application now
by phoning No. AZ or calling at En-.
ployment Department. ADV. ST
Mrs r.. Z. Howard who has been
suffering from pleurisy for the paa.
few days, was reported as slightly i'm
proved Thursday. Mrs. Howard is at
the Putnam Memorial hospital under.
going treatmen for serious injuries
received by fall two weeks ago