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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

in the picture included Miriam Auer,
Mary Mcknight and Nellie Nae Berry.
Mrs. David Cathcart, a member Of
the board OF directors OF the L ".
G. A, chairman OF the Junior depart
meut Of the organization and director
OF the Girl Reserves. is shown on the
left above.
In the center above IS Miss Ermen
Markgraff, one Of the leaders Of the
Girl Reserves Miss Marllgraff is a
typical example Of the wholesome,
Intelligent school girls composing the
group Of Girl Reserves She IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

Engraving OF the better kind. We
mean by that printing that viii give
the same satisfaction that is de-
manded from the best engravers in
the country. This suggests the fact
that 1t is not necessary for you TO
send your order out of town when
you can get the same work done
here and without delay.
FL PasO Printing Company.
los ". Main St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

proves that e.
taries is considI
territory by hi
Belt maintained
10 months beti
took over the
was lost in re
roads were retu
ership-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
American Citizenship Class Launched
At Y. w. C. 4. International Institute

night landing OF airplanes and the
effect was very beautiful The horses
were in no wise disconnected by the
lights and the rehearsal promises a
very wonderful event.
1t is expected that between 5000
and 1000 spectators will be present
for the maneuTers. The Boy Scouts
have donated their services for the
distribution OF advertising matter,
and the people Of the city have been
very generous in lending assistance
for the benefit, which is given to aid
families OF military men
Extra cars viii run to the post
for the affair and vehicles will be
sent to meet the Government Hill
cars and convey the passengers to
the spot
OF the Army Relief society. Mrs.
Frederick J. Herman is treasurer.
and Mrs John Minton is secretary,
all being wives OF Eighth cavalry
officers
Another tryout for the night
Additional names for the list Of
patronesses include; Mesdames Van
c. Wilson. E. " Whitaker, Hugh
Grouse. ". L Brown. c P Brown,
H D. McGregor, Fuller Swift, ". L.
Tooley, W. p. 3. McSain, Tom Lea
Il krupp. Paul Heermans. r NJ Dud-
ley. n. " Walker. Julius kFakauer,
c. Z. Kelly. z. kohlberE, Henry Pfaff
and Francis Glover.
The meetings Of both Robert E Lee
chapter OF the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy and John c. Brown
camp Of the Confederate Veterans,
which was TO have taken place on
Thursday afternoon IN the chapter
rooms in the Woman's clubhouse,
have been postponed until Thursday
afternoon. April s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
El Pasoans Awau

Mr.. and Mrs J. L Ely left Sunday
evening for New Jersey in response
to a message announcing the death
OF Mrs Ely's mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
EsTARLIsHEs oFFIcE oF

ESTABLISHES OFFICE OF
COTTON BELT LINE HERE
r A Irving. general agent for the
Cotton Belt line. has opened offices
in the Mills building. n. A. Rogers.
travelling agent for the same line.
viii also make his headquarters here
The establishment Of this foreign
office" according 20 AR Irving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

Photos BY Berguer-
niece OF Miss Myra Winkler. county
school superintendent
Miss Blanche Campbell, secretary OF
the girls work Of the Y. y. G. A.. an
enthusiastic assistant in the Girl Re
serves activities and extension secre-
tary OF the Y. ". c. n, is shown On
the right at the top.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

Nine. Cali Curci. the opera singer,
paid an income tax Of nearly $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
Army Notes.

Col. F. e. LAmphere, on duty In
charge of engineering of the con-
struction division Of the Army, has
returned to Washington, after q tour
of inspection through the south and
along the Mexican border.
Brig. Gen. r. C. Marshall, u. s. A.,
was the guest Of his sister-in law,
Mrs. Stribling Marshall, In Norfolk,
last week.
Lieut. James W. Dewey, U. g. A.,
who, since returning from France.
where he was badly wounded. has
been under treatment at Walter Reed
Hospital, visited friends last week at
Camp Meade, Nd.
Miss Catharine Bryan, sister of
Lieut.. Bryan. u. 8, A., left last week
for a visit to her brother at Fort
Bayard, N. NJ. where he is now on
duty.
Mrs. n. b, Howes, wife Of Maj.
Howes. U, g. A., after q visit to reia-
tives at Akron, Ohio, has Joined her
husband al Camp Travis, Tex, where
no il now on duty.
Col. Tate, q. g. A.. accompanied by
Mrs. Tate, arrived in New York last
week from the Canal Zone. whore they
have been for two years and half.
Maj. Gen. David Shanks. L. s. A..
accompanied by Mrs. Shanks and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
S O c. / E T Y
at Camp Humphreys, Va, Miss Dore
thy Hull Of Bridgeport Conn:

at Camp Humphreys. Va, Miss Dore-
thy Hull Of Bridgeport Conn:
Miss Marion Kutz, daughter of
Col. Kuts, u. 8. A., and Mrs. Kutz,
spent last week at Camp A. A Hum
phreys, Va. where she was the guest
Of Maj. O'Connor. U. s. A., and Mrs.
O'COnnor:
Lieut.. Col flanagan, Z. S. A., and
Mrs. flanagan, had Capt, John E.
Harris, U. s. A., visiting them at
Camp A. A. Humphreys, Va. last
week.
lieut.. Elmer Barnes, L. s. A.. and
Mrs. Barnes have visiting them At
Camp Humphreys, Va, the latter's
sister. Miss Marjorie Risk Of Rhode
Island.
Col. Wilds P. Richardson, L. S. A.,
rec ently on duty at Camp Gordon,
Ca. has arrived in Washington for
duty in connection with the compile
ton Of his report on military opera
tions and conditions IN the Archangel
district Of northern Russia, where he
was the commanding oficer during
the greater part OF the world war.
MAJ. C. c. Benson. U. s. A.. and Mrs
Benson at the conclusion of their
honeymoon trip to Atlanta. Ga, Will
CONTINUED on Tenth Pase.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Mrs. Alexander Maish. wife Of Col
Mash. U. s. A.. accompanied by their
Young son and her mother, Mrs
Hourke, arrived from Governors I.Is =
isst week for visit to Washington he
fore going to Asheville. N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Continued on Tenth Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Drapery Dept.
Aerolux Porch Blinds

During the warm months your porch practically
becomes another room # it is equipped with these
efficient blinds. They are Z f. in. long and each
has patented no-whp attachment to prevent flap
ping in high winds Colors are brown. olive and
GREEN Prices are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
Slip Covers

Are cut on your furni-
ture by experienced
workmen, thus insuring
a perfect fit. They arc
sewed in our own shops
and can be finished with
bound or felled seams.
Among the materials we
are showing for this pur-
pose are the follow
ing
3i-in Imported Cot
ton Damask,
S1.25 per yard
50-in. Imitation Linen,
S1.50 per yard
So-in. Real Belgian
Linen,
$3.50 per yard
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
The Linen Shop

The Linen Shop
$500 Bhed Table beautiful
designs heavy satin amak
Reduced to 1896 Yard
s1s75 Behed Pure Irish Napkins stripe
designs heavywe
Reduced to $500 Dozen x1
s5 Hem.atched Figured
nches De Luxe quality
Reduced to $500 Each
Bath Towels: fancy oored striped bod
and double loops
Reduced to $125 Each
$500 Coored grade
dcoors; Sc inches wide. ..as.
Reduced to $2.75 Yard
Art Needlework Salon
Extra Special Reductions Monday Only
Play and
Of beach CLOTH fabrics.
stamped embroidery Sizes and
Regular values. ST. to $500 each
Monday Only, $1OO Each
Warm Weather Comfort Is Assured
With Summer Rugs
Waite Grass Rugs Crex de Luxe and Crex
Aresu for any, The de- Herrindbone Ruds
and clorins are wonderfully
and the prices are as 10" color
possibly be made Sizes stand hard prices
low you'll find them
else n Washington Sizes from 27x54 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Lieut.. Ellmaker. T. s. A.. accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Ellmakar
has gone for station to Fort Porter
NJ Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Lieut.. Ward. u. s. A. and Mrs. warS
fave visiting them at their uuartc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Capt. Atkins, u. 8. A., and Mrs. A.
Tins have visiting them at Camp 4
Humphreys, Va. the formers moths.
Mrs. Atkins, who arrived last weeL =,
snend some time with them. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
COTTON MARKETs.

NEW YORK. sept ziyTh.f. ~ere Sc
we're losses IN cotton today owing TO heavy
pTss.ure New Orleans market opened
hiEhtr but quickly broke about u cent
and ihs tended TO increase bearlsn senti-
sneni here. Fist U'c-a were barely
steady. 10 points HIGHER to pnrnte lower
Dealings at the outset were consid bly,
mixed The LIST Immediately sold on TO
ThronEhout the forenoon tho market
cSntinued to Ignore the tropcal storm on
Wall Street nT,ns were fair buyers. but
new Orleans interests were among the
important Southern sellers. The undertone
81 the masxe, Gas weak. and a. the res
I'D. or M points under the close OF
Tuesday. and July made new low record
Of IS points. There We're moderate rallies
late N The day on COVERING and the mar
ket finally wah ateady at net loss OF
40 TO Is points. :
Spo. here was Quiet ~ n dnrIin. Ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

expected. but mainly because tho sudden
change IN tho course Of the disturbance
In which y !, commonly estimated there
arc now hundred OF thousn nds OF bales or
hiEh,Ernde cotton open and peculiarly sus-
ceptibie 70 storm damaEe. On the nrst
call the more active months were TO ~
n?,hts up. but even this small advance
,id not last long Tn" market soon
were constantly, wIdcnsL. until the trading
months wor~ 81 to 80 points under the
closo OF YcT,c!lnv. October showing tho
widest loss and trading down TO 800. For
,eeuperatiy power. Offering, being ,tiu,n.
the Greater part OF the Western bell to- to-
morrow, the highly uniavorabic coal strike
aud the highly fayorable. tone Of ths
weekly crnp reports from the, government.
re.u!eI from the realizing BY early sell
era and now buying ENCOURAGED by rumors,
which did not appear to be any too we'll
founded tina. tho English coal strike SIT
na ZION had taken more favorable turn.
Tn: close vas at not losses for the session,
81 ~ 20 100 points. with October at 81. 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

h ebabie f fsoa !. and i:: e. iisaytsidi r.
e. Louls and San Fran. adj. es....... 81
seahoArd AIR Line adj. bs minimum. ssh
SSoutnern Bell Tel. 81 .................... aib
Souhern Pacific CIV. SUPERINTENDENT. look
Somthern RAILWAY IS ..................... ets
TT2nthern Railway gen. n ..."...;;,.:. stx
$3.50 anu racine lst Odd u
United Kingdom OF q. ii. and / 81, a
-GSaD :......... .................... sei3
X!rrinia- Car. chemical Is ......:..::. -
WI aeash aid Id "a ......tbidl e..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

attention with new high record for
StatisticIans claim this stock Ia
earning 10 per cent. st. Louis and
Southwestern Issues also made high
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
RICHMOND LIVE: STOCK MARKET

Richmond Union Stock Yards
~, Richmond. Va. Sent. g. 1870
Remarks: Heavy run OF rattio In nnark.t
r i,;Ss generally steady. Good Fat cattle
strictly good s,cers LOO lbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
STECHER AND llNOW
READY FOR MATCH
heavyweight Grnpplcrs Appear nj
Auditorium roniEht-iocni Boys
To Enrnish prclimlnnrN

Joe Stechcr. worlds heavyweight,
champion and the owner of the great
est pair Of legs in tho wrestling
game VIII 20 to tn" mat with Ivan
l!now. tho big Russian Srapplcr. in
a finish match i'll the CRY Auditorium
tonight. The appearances Of Stcchcr
VIII attract unusual interest in local
sporting circles. and ono OF the iarg-
oSt crowds ~ the season probably
VIII b" on hand to witness tho bout.
which Is under tho direction of Georc g
Herbert Jack Woodall will referee
tho match.
l.iaow is veteran or the game
He is big. tough and unusually quick
Tor big man. He Is probably the
equal OF Stcchcr in brute strength
and agility. hut Stcchcr has the edge
when i; comes 10 the scientific side of
the strenuous sport. The Russian is
prepared 10 Offer sturdy resistance TO
the Stccher scissors hold. however,
aud he promises TO make IL very in
teresiinS for his clever opponent.
The bin Will get under way at $50
O'Clock III 4 preliminary match be-
tween Tommy Colohn and Billy
Crooks. both local liEh,wcights. In
fought on an even footing. neither be-
Ing abic 10 gain a fan. Meanwhile
both Of the boys are said to nave
been y"arning for another chance to
settle tho question OF supremacy, and
thcT VIII have an opportunity to de-
i-rmln. the issue tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
CATCHER HAYDEN ONLY
COLT NOT WITH SQUAD
Club Roster VIII tie Complete
When Back>top Arrirc>-Sauad
I,rcrarinc for EARLY Games.

tFItu;r., +,
'"' 80
formerly held nNhssH''A position
IN the New England state League,
- $50 ,nl,. ,tavr- on rho .-os,S- OF
,,.. 49, 80. -,
~ ~
club no." tH,theT teN'".a A7EiNsa
in this ~ Yesterday and the Colts
49, ,,np,et, IN every department;
Nm M mention a; INC ca;che-s
I,,ylcn vino Is s,ia !, 10 IN cxpS-i.
49, ,,t-s,r ~, IN thiS morning
,,,d ..on,h ,yfr h,y, hI,, oil, n; thS
n.,L wo-tl,- in INC ,,-,y r-,c.!y,>.
-, s,s,, 81. .--rycs In ;i,,,s
Tn,o uo-L,,,,. ono In ,hc morning
ia ON. I'M -re afternoon. yerc held
s.,.-a., ralS uF,.b.- ,as rzrla.
IA ~ u-a,,.t~c MR. AVID no
,,,.,r.-s NM. mo-, h.eu ,blg ;n ais
III, ,ny,br,r .hlc INC h,,;e-s
nav. as "a; Mad no real practice. To
,x.,rh ,hs hi,t,r. send them 10 al,
corners nf III, to, on. wouii iulcr
Tiki, IN, Weller. - tho wagon tongue
49, IN ~. ncs, ~ condition hut tho
nxcclIoo, showing made ~ IN, hat,
,nrs i ,,'-tbu.cH 10 tn, fact tina.
4. nitrha.s nave failed 20 ~; loose
AZ narc, ,;oacb has issued rr,cau-
-.ton.rv Instructions 10 his hu-lc-S
ANA non. ar them win b., allowed 10
ban6 .hc-, amin tho warm weather
Nats IN Gooch thinks wel, OF his
-na,, ana was IMPRESSED fsyo-ahlv
,,i,h IN. work o: the infieid. Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
AMHERST WINS SECOND
GAME FROM VIRGINIA
charlottesville Nine Fails tn Hit in
PinchcS and NorthcrncrS
Take Contest

rHAELoTTESvlLLE. VA. April 4
Failing /" hit in tho pinchcs. Nir-
sinia drolr,ed another game 10 AM
horst today, the visitors winning.
10 q.
'Pc;tway. in his frs, appearance on
the mound this season. was a puzzlc
tho Massa chusettS hatt.rS III every
inning except The fifth. Hcsclion was
safe when Hout made Wild peg TO
first. Cummings famed. After Eve
10th had laid down 4 neat hunt. Sea-
mans ana Cowles followed with clean
singles, sending two runs across. The
Etchmond' lad seated down aud
thereafter twirled alright ball.
Virginia frequently 60, runners on
tho sacks. but cummings always
frightened a, ;he proper moment lie
famed 3 tota! of seven and issued
au; & single pass
The fielding features for Virginia
were Goodwin kuyks catch OF May
nard's nigh foul in the nth and Mo-
rams running catch OF Maynard's
long foul IN the first frame.
Tho massachusetts lads ncldcd in
inidseason form. pretty cuc-haud
catches being made by Maynard and
S'amans. robbinG Burnct, and Moran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Family Departs When
Golf Ball Runs Wild


FiNEHt RSr. y. e., April s.-Thc
log cabin in the woods near the
tenth fairWny VI the champion
shin course hero II tcnnntIcss to-
day. csferdny Major 4. Elliot
Hnnncy. Of the tsrccuvtch Coun-
try Club, hooked his drive In the
general direction Of the cabin.
The bail. driven with mighty
stroke. SCARED many feet and then
shot through tho orcu door of the
cnhtn. II cnromrd from wall Ia
wall. scared thr pfrknninntc> into
ht>. bounced on the >voolly hcn,i
OF tho hcnd az tho rnmily without
injury =" itself Or tho hcnd,
knocked dishes OF tho table mud
passed out through tho rcnr door.
iSnneS reached tho green easily
on his neat shot.
This morning tho family moved
out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
WORLD CHAMPIONS TAKE
GAME FROM SENATORS
chilly Wind iInE,pcrs Play OF Ex-
hibition Game Staged In
DnnSillc.

Special "a Tho Times pispatch.l
DANNiLLE. VA. April - The
Cincinnati Chamnions tais afternoon
defeated the Washington American
team IN an cNh tion game Of base
bail By III" score Of 10 =. which
lacked both v!.or and pep \ chilly
Aigh wind mad" difficult real dig
!c1GU" contest. and the PLAYERS did
not let themselves out. Twelve hun
dr.d pcopl" enjoyed the opportunity
~ seeing n" biz fellows in action.
bat there was li;tl" stirring in tn,
game. y couple Of striking double
r,ayS and some hard hitting featured
iHc contest. The uc!dine generally
Was mediocre, The Reds took the
load from the start. and took twelve
h''s from INC three pitchers M, in
~ ~" Washington team. Rcuthcr
"'s m"undsman for the champions
and allowed sis hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
COLLEGE MINES WILL PLAY
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Medical College of Virginia and vii.
liam and Wary To Play
To-day

Medical co'a.-a % %t---f. =-l
wUita r,.-s ~ ,--,- ~.
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-
- : +
m. 81, ,-5..f,f a., -r. ..,-r.-. :.
49,
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,t Y..-f.H ..r. sr -
I;,1r- LII ~,
49, -.,9r >. nr-E
mar, - -. 49,. -
Yl,aa
, rt- -xsr ia -.
--,,s-.- .E..Ers -. ,gEn-
y,4,. ,4.F 49,. ,.o il
-a.r. y.A4l-t.s snd ~ IA
..rtrt.. go ..nvs +, shane :nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
SPORTS
HAIR RAISING RALLY WINS
GAME FOR VIRGINIA TECH
V. y. l. Nine Captures Victory in
Final Stanz. After Exciting
Battle.

li.AckSBtRG. VA. April 1-Stag-
ing EMBARRASSING ninth-inning rally
her" today. Virginia Tech *natchrd
victory from defeat AMI won from
TRINITY. to ;. in what was con-
Sidcrcd one of the most exciting
games ever played on the local lot
Al the beginning of the eighth
inning the score stood :. 20 =, in favor
OF the Durham aEgrcGati"n. hut Err-
ntcr used rare Judgment in soliciting
Shancr and Mct;inmis as pinch hit
tors and won the battle. Both of
these men singled with men on bases,
making the score u tic.
Trinity was BANKED in tho ninth.
In the final frame for Tech. Chapman
and Wharton singled. and Il timely
clout ny Stumpi. scoring chapman.
put tho game on ic" for tho locals.
Today WAS portsidcr day nj Tech.
and the opposing southpaw artists.
Brown and Harvey. worked we'll. with
tho Tech boy in the lead at crucial
periods. Brown. Of Trinity. got il
bad star; and allowed Tech To ac-
cumulatc three counters on il brace
OF base on balls and u muffcd n.y.
.\fter this he pitched air-;iEht bail
and held TIA" Techs to u single hit
until the fatal eighth. Tho fielding
OF Rice ri short fold aud Dld ia the
Tech. while the visitors showed class
both on the defense and with tho
stick.
The same teams play here ;omor-
row
Score Ivy innings: H. II. T..
Trinity ......o 90 q o - :,
Va. Tech lob 10000 Oal-G !, ,
Batteries - Brown and Cars
Harvey aud S,umpf. Umpire. Franks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Boxing Bouts Praised
by jersey Legislator
lHy I UNIVERSAL >cr>irr.I

TRENTON, y. j.. Aprii ..-Ib,
state senate iodny passed % Hill
thht cAfsnds the having limit from
c'eh' 10 Twelve rounds. u has
hr-u nnsscd by the Assembly, md
VIII <" NJ once 10 Governor I'd
wards for his signature. Senator
simpson. In advocating the un.-
shSr ~ the bin, mid that legal
ihcd b">inS had bern honest md
nu'Tessfni IN New Jersey, nntI thnt
~ was desirable ;D r,tcnd IN,
hummer OF rounds 10 enable tho
f'u"s =" r"mnctc with those az
other states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
+. COLLEGE TEAMS PLAY
| THRILLING BALL GAME.
Ltnchburg Team Triumpi,s Over
William and Mary Nine in
Eleventh Inning.

Especial 10 The, Times Dispatch.
LlNtliBi tG. VA. April 7.--I.ynch-
burg College her" this afternoon de-
fcatcd William and Mary College. &
to >. in an eleven inning game. Thorn
rs. the local southpaw. outpitchc,l
!oNncr. but the Indians gave Joyncr
better support than Thomas had. In
the hrst three innings William and
Mary scored twice on errors. but at
ter that the hornets stcad:cd and
played wonderful game Thomas
famed n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

o.kE-pi.d. at her residence. boswell.
Va" Apri! u. l:tl l.. NJ. Mamie ritinus
i'uk'. -cifr oi w. i. Duke Resides her
husband sh" leaves five daush,ers-sirs
j. T. iisalon Ed:th. Manic Iirncva Iiur-
neuc: ihrc" sons--Howard J., Charles W.
anu j. i5lanton Duke: also thee sisters
ana Two brothers Funeral will take pla q.
from Taylorsvil!r ia iitgs; Church al !. l..
MAl.LpRG.-Dicd. at her residence iu1T
North Twcnty-Efth Street. April :. s:ia
i: NJ. Fannie y. Mallory. aged 20, widow
~ the late John T.. Mallory, She leaves
70 mourn their Ioss three daughters. Miss
i:ri" Mallory. Hrs. LLOYD 4. liubsIn and
Mrs Chart: +, Stranr. tw" sons. Wilbur
=. ana ), sam Mallory. ANA two sisters.
Funeral services the grave in oak
wooi a, : y. NJ Friday.
WALSH Died. Is; hr- residence. 2oo South
Fourth Street at i:i6 u. VI. "Wednesday
Mrs Regina Wal~h. beloved wife IL Mr.
II. W Walsh. she is survived 10y her
husband and six childron-Msses Katie
T.. Ei"nnra, l.ur"nc and Mra. 4. !. Til
i"ry. and John y. and T. W. Walsh Jr
and two hroth"rs. John *. Noiic. NJ This
city. and =. y, %nlt". Of Jacasnnvilic Fla
and on" sister, SISTER Mary philo,hca. OF
Prairie du thi"n. Wis. Funeral notice
later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

. score.
s sas:!sssl' Jf,s:
Gleason Bono ans K4si. '''''''V" ''' -
naSvIII.E yA Ao;n Tho core;
-,G!no;nnau cNsaonalsl. ...-.... :
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DilDNiiIe Isiux

Dnnvillc Players Arrive.
bANNll.l.E, April Twenty baScha II
players signed up for trr."uts on tho Dan
vile tPiedmont I."lIucp team reported
Tor s"rric" this morning and had their
nrEt working out n; tho ball grounds near
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CARPENTER AND I.ABoREps wa,
Ed. ~ MoSTEIRo AVE, BART
HEIGHTS.
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Pirate, sell Star.

l.r,- CHICAGO April ..--Zth Terry. star
y inheldrr W ;he Pirates line w last season
-. was purchased - the Cubs today TIL.
i nrics paiG for him MAS not announced
SfgFerry. who ia In Los Angeles wa.
wired hy President NcecH today Ia come
. East ana join tho Cuh team ~ kansa.
CITY. H. is expected 10 arrive There
next Saturday.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NicIllOri;lIn

l.EE---iD memory Of my dear mother. Mrs.
Amanda wiufrco Lee. who died dix
years ago today. Stiil missed and loved.
w. iarnett Lee s..
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DATR MAN.

WANTED. AT ONCE rIRsr.c1A
Man WITH EXPERIENCE IN A
rASCEp REGISTRY AND Feeds
TO TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL. uEE
OF rCRE-BRED GuERSsEYs. sen
REFERENCES TO OAK RIDGE FAR
OAK RIDGE. Va.