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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-02-20

jim Walden sny- he hay changed
his mind and H. not going to m"v" 10
thn,Iiuu. Nrh I, seems that rent
dcncr property Is pretty well filled up
IN thadrn, AT least, Jim wa unabl"
10 rent n place, W he has drcldcd 10
remain m liigrlrN,
Charley tation wus here from -
Josrph. lat SUNDAY afternoon, visiting
with relatives and friends,
Ed lSp"c) Preston wa dawn from
Quiimnn. last Sunday, visiting with
home folks and friends,
MIR aud MIS-. Frank Walker We're
guest of III" t"AchrIHgo Ia Sunday
dinner last Sunday.
Had YOU attended the Christian
Sunday school, last Sunday morning,
there would have been n total oi 30,
and the collection would hav" exceeded
$l.42.
Miss Mildred Taylor visited III"
weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Gerald
King, In Oregon,
--Clcvc lSmnky) Ovcrlny and Fat
Davis were Maitland passengers, last
Sunday afternoon,
Oivillc Schuonuvor, Julian Wilson
and Nelson Mckee have accepted posi-.
tions ~ brakcmen with the iIuring, on
aud have been assigned 10 runs out
Of Lincoln, Ncb,
Larry Cunning made flying trip
"a Forest CITY, last Sunday. What's
the attraction down there, Larry?
Prank iIIuir bns sold his farm
nnn of IN, nIJ sane, rn,m"tn E,ldis
untron. and viii NAV. Ia At,hisnn
Kansas nhou, The first of March Thi.
Is one of IN" hes, farms in ibis vein.
INV. nnd il IL ,portcd Inn, The pric,
WINS 5000 pcr mere. and there are 10;
acres in tho tract
- Il, A. Hunt and sons, Bcn Pete AN,
Marry, we're business visitors in Corn
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-02-20

Kahn sale, over near Oregon, Friday
Uf lat week.
Mrs Herman Banning was over
from Mound City, several days last
week, visiting with hcr parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. T.. Smith.
l.. -. OF, Earl Lane, W. u. Heck
or and Cary OF unloa'lcd an cmigrant
car here, tn" latter part of last week,
and with their falniics moved IN Ia
the MctOy tract Of land Just east of
liig"l0w, where they expect TO make
their homes. These people come from
Union Star, Mo-. and come well rec.
commended, and VIII no doubt make us
good citizens.
John COughin, accompanied by
Frank Wilson, was IN Skldmorc and
Maitland, last Saturday, where Nj.
COughlin purchased two cars of hay
IN SkidmUIe and one car in Maitland.
Our town board should get busy
and while work ~ scarce, get some
needed work done on our streets.
There are a number Of holes IN our
streets, which should he filled up. one
bad place just east of the hotel. Ev-
cry time We have u ram this hole is
iull OF water tor several days, making
n very bad mud hole and getting
this kind should ne don" before the
sprinv work omen, nm nnJ max, ~ i'm.
posnible Ia scrurr nnv nnc "a 40 ill.,.
work,
"A bnnd n,,v Edis,, ,bo,oo,anh
has been installed In the James Nor
gan Pierp0nt Wilson home. lierpont
stand for amy of tho ,ozy S,uff Wv"
Mrs. Hattie keaster and d.uyh.
tiers. Miss Grace. Mrs g Ieuis A.
Master Charley Ic,vis were visi,in"
With relatives and friends in C,a,g
last SATURDAY and SUNDAY "
Jim G, Hinkle SAWS he il going "a
turn th.S farming Iisiness nynr ;.
some of the bovs tins season md bs
/ liz inst going To- Dc a "flunkv" some
class to that job, Jim, and il you dom,
Than the boys are.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-02-20
A whitman, .asnse.I.n.

There 10, In Sanest- hours, . con-
sciousness. q thought that rises, inds
.peudspt' lifted, out ttoh al else. calm,
'iikA tho, stapA 5hinink eternal This
= the. theVsbt * idsRaty--Yours Tor
's C.w xess' y,, yos ~ = .'s' ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-02-20
100 Acres at $lOO
Per Acre

II taken BY March /, 1920. This
farm has new improvements.
J. H. LARK,
Oregon, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
AMERICAN PLAYER LOSES
Bob Gardner, of Chicago. Defeated by Cyril ToIIey, of Oxford. in the Final Game of British Amateur Golf Tourney.

MuirneId. scotland. June l2.-After having had the British amateur golf laurels all but within his grasp. Robert A Gardner. or chicago. yesterday went down to defeat when he lost Cyril Toley. or the Oxford University team in the finals after hard fought sensational match. which was aaIl square at Inc 36th hole and necessitstcd the playing of extra hole.
 The match battle royal from the start but at the end of the first round Gardner was two up and bid fair to fulfill the predictions of experts that he would, capture the championship. In the second round. however. Tolley forged ahead and was three up on his opponent with only four to play. Gardner fought doGgedly and. amidst intense excitement on the part of the spectators. made it all square at the Ssth hole. only lose the extra hole.
 Public interest in the match was at the highest pitch This tn" second time in the History of the chauaHionships that an American had reached the finals. Not since Walter J. Travis defeated Edward Blackwell for the championship in 1904 had Yankee got so far $ Gardner. despite repeated in- vasions from across the watg.
 Fully 5000 persons witnessed the match. Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes. the -Nmeri- can professionals. who Thursday defeated two English professionals in a golf match at Croydon. England. travelled all night to be present.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
SISLER MOVES UP
 IN BATTING RACE
St. Louis Star Is Now Giving
 Speaker Quite a Run

Chicago June I2-Gcorge sisrr. star first bnseman Of thr St Louis Americans. today is a dangerous contender for the American league batting leadership He battcl hts way from seventh Co second place within a week and iN trailing Iris speaker. "f cleveland. with an average of .3si. speak cr. the leader. according to averages rc- leased today. is batting .as5.
 Babe Ruth continued his march toward q new home-run record knocking out his iGth circuit smash of the season. Incidentally. he climbed from t5th place among the reg ulHrs to sixth in thc standing. only 5s points behind the league leader.
 Rice. of Washington. with ss Iheft-, com ttnued to set the pace for the base stCalers.
 Daubert Is Climbing.
 Jake Daubcrt. uf Cincinnati. advanced from nfth tn second place among the bat tors of the National league and has taken Ilobeftson's place runner-up 10 Roger Hornrby of St Louis. who is leading with an average of .ss2. Daubcrt is 3s points behind him.
 Williams, of Philadelphia. bagEed another home and ts leading the league with seven Max Carey, of Pittsburgh. continues to set th" pacr for baHc-stcalers with ls.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

A. c. of Bristol also is carded for a game.
 The big attraction of the season will bs the game scheduled for July 13, when sAs. Fisk Red Tops of Chicopee, Mass. will make their first appearance in this city. This concern is widely known throughout ths country for its activities in athletics Tha baseball team is a par with the fam ous basketball teams of the past.
 Manager Sweet has arranged to have the games start at 6:S0 o'clock, if possible.s thereby. afording opportunity to play thS regulation nine innings. ,-s
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
DATES FOR EAsT's TRYoUTs.
Plans Fixed for Boxing and Track Testr
 to Be Held in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 12.-The eastern try outs for the American Olympic boxing team will be held in this city on June 50 and July 1. according to announcement by the committee in charge. The track and field tryouts will be held here June 26.
 Committees have been appointed to secure financial assiStance and arouse interest in the tryouts ii this district. which includes all of Penns hlvana east of Altoona; New Jersey, south fof Trenton. and all of Dela- >HAEs. a it- -l roposed to- raiss' soo.ooe in
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
hS HOME
DsnRie. for Pioneers r~et Grounds Against Haven.

of the Pioneers are ine being at least n0wn tn base ball fans ved Rt his horne In a. where he showed a few things Ia the Ger Jim t.nby. of the Mickey tn don the md he Will be seen filltop A c. team of afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Billings and Spencer.

M nx Dt-rhIre 70 10 t-is Biriings and slSnccr-r~o 900 o-
 Two-base hits. I.undin. ~r-sgsn. Johnson; three-base hits. II. Oppeit. ~s BiEbey. Hogan: stolen bases. Faiion, Campbell. Johnson Durham. Oppett. base on halls, s,soT Hogan l. on Guard T.: struck out. ~ Nle alarney s. by Hogan !. by oakcs 0y Guard i: hit by pitcher Divanney. Gcy Ieft on bases. New Britain Machine D. IlNu ltnEs and spencer |. Umpire, Kurr. Tim | hour an minutes.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
ABSOLUTE WINS AGAIN,

Newport. R. l., June 12.-Resolute was thA winner yesterday in the sixth races wffS Vanitie. to determine which will be selected to defend the Americas Cup. Over a wind. ward and leeward course of 30 miles Reso- lute scored her fourth victory of the series. The winning sloop crossed the finish line with a broken topmast.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Daubert Is Climbing.
LOCALS WIN EASILY
New Britain Machine Company Team Meets
 IslIlinEs and spencer Nine In Its owa
 BsiIiwick and Administers sound I-acinE.

The New Britain Machine company team of the Industrial league had walkayer last night In game with tho Billings and spencer team at Pope Park. Hartford. The hnst score was ts to .. Macalarucy and Oakcs were the knoll for the locals and affective in their work that the Hartford boys managed tn garner but two stneasty hits The locats. on the other hand. found Guards delivery somewhat to their liking, pounding out II safetieS Extra base drives were made by T4undtn. C.rineu. John son, Hay ReEirv and Hogan. The score:
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
kw CAPTAIN.

|i'--Yaie.a undergrad |on has recommended fina team, which, for
 anined and took part |chea this spring. be IT. IsneifinEer. of )ii he captain Of the
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
Manager Sweet. of the New Britain Machine Company Team, Books Games With Fast Teams for Season to Open June 2e.

Manager C. H. Sweet of the New Britain Machine company baseball team, announced today that plans are being made for twi- light season for the team, the games to be played the company's diamond in the southwestern part of the city. Twlig 1t baseball is becoming quite fad in this section, large crowds attending the games in the Girls Industrial league.
 Tho Machine company nagement has arranged games with crack teams. The sea- son will open on June % with the Peck. Stow and Wilcox team, known in baseball circles as the Pexto team. Tho West End
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
UNIvERSAJETTEs WIN.
Girls Down Amho Misses Last Nigh
 at Baseball, Score Io to I2.

The Landers, Frary and Clark company girls team from the American Hosiery company girls nine last night at St. Mary's inlay grounds. score 15 to r. Misses Kibbe and McAlcer were the battery for the victors and Misses Napier and Sdriana fired and grabbed them for the Amho outfit. The Stanley Works and Corbin girls teams will play next Tuesday night. Tho score:
 I.anders .................... o41--15
 Batteries: Kibbe and McAlecr; Napier and Adriana.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
nrII PASSES.

)e.--The "race track" |i Co eliminate book To horse race courses |natic betting. except
 bel machines, passed |s yesterday 1t now
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
k. OF C. PRACTICE.

Practice of candidates for the D3lv council. Knights of Columbus. baseball team has been called for Monday night at St. Mary's playErounds. The team will open the season Thursday night at the play grounds. playing the crack Corinthians of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
HILL TO LEAD W. VA. TRACK TEAM

MorEantown. W. Va. June fs.-GeorEe Hui. of Falrmont. W. Va. yesterday was elected captain Of the Mountaineer track team for next spring. Hill Is a sprintcr and jumper and football and basketball player as well
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

Cheyenne, iWyo.-Prcsident Wilson and officials of many eastern cities will receive invitations to tho annual Frontier Days event to be staged in Cheyenne the last week in July, right from the hands of Miss Wyo- ming" Last year Helen Bonham was picked as the official poster girl and she was dubbed '' Miss Wyoming.
 Now she's on her way east as mes senger for Governor Robert D. Ca rey. She will travel on a COW pony in her real western outfit-fringed leather, boots and western hat Oma- ha, Chicago, Washington, Philadel- phia, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis. Kansas City and Denver will be among the stoppins-off places.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Bridgeport s: Hartford Springheld 3-2: Waterbury e-t. Pittsheld \; Albany :. New Haven Worcester CcaIIed. d rstr,
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Cubs Lose Again.

Philadelphia. June I2.-Chicago outhatted Philadelphia yesterday but lost it's 10th straight game, to 3
 The by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Standing of inc CIuhs
Games Today.

Hartford, at Bridgeport. Albany al pittsfield.
 Waterbury at Springfield. Worcester at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
CREWS HOLD FIRST TRIAL.

Gales Ferry. June 12.-Yale's first vaS eight had it's four-mile trial under 6 watch Thursday night and, while the
 was not given out. Coach Nickalls sd was satisfactory. The conditions werers
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Cards Win Easily.

Brooklyn. June ie.--Tho St. Louis Nation als batted three Brooklyn pitchers for T. hits and total of st bases yesterday. de feattng the Dodger 10 to Q
 The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
GIANTS BEGIN ID
 SHOW REAL CLASS
Worlds Champions Are Set
 Back by Fred TOney

Now York. June 12.-The New York Nationals made it three out of Tour from Cincinnati yesterday. winning the last game nf the series here hy score of ( to 2.
 The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Is LUCKY
,. Odd Game from rmkA Favor Nlrtor-- npienship Event.

he crack Hartford . Anderson. of this ut two-man bowling Casino alleys. Hart. vietor's margin was played rings around bad breaks of luck e. The scores.
 ,, is7. i0i. ii5, t2s. oa. iss. tis. 100. iss. |i last rfrii-tl~
 ty cham pionship
 kting Burke four
 q scores
 70. tsT. ss. toa- E 7s. ss. o7. ss len will clash again ths Casino alleys here
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Jersey City S; Syracuse I. Bunalo s: Rochester 2 Reading 9: Baltimore 2. Akron <; Toronto q.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

Boston. June 12.-Bostou made it three straight from Pittsburgh yesterday. getting to Hamilton in tho eighth for three runs. all that were made in the game. FilltnEim held the visitors to four hits.
 The score hy innings
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis.
 Washington at Chicaeo. Philadelphia at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York S; Cincinnati 2. St. Louis 10: Brooklyn 2. Boston !: Pittsburgh Q. Philadelphia s; Chicago 3.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Standing of the CIuhs
Games Today,

Syracuso at Jersey City. Baltimore al Reading. Akron at Toronto. Ras hester at Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
CLEAN UP SERIES
|gerS to Five Hits
 bS ShutOut

Detroit lost its sevent h |iay when New York bins held the Tigers ta
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
nyraI

'hicuRo dsfesNd Ilas- bf the series yesterday. Id pcnnuek were efee-
 for the champions by
 the ieft fiefd seats in casilng with a double
 rally that won for
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

Philadelphia ..........so0 12o 21x--S Chicago ............. .. 900 0o0 0O5--3 is
 Baiteries: Martin. Cav and o'Farren: Meadows and TraEesser.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Standing of the CInbs.
Games Today

Games Today. St. Louis at New York. Cincinnaii at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. \
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
..,n Top

-St Louis defeated
 . aaesaw v game yrHs | break a1n tho series |h the niath and had |i base when shannon Errors figured prom e |on both sides.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Ilr u Tau.r

cleveland made if hllndelphla yesterday. by held fhe Athletics htch were punched in a base on balls and o runs
 goo ttt hax--5 T q 0Og dou nau--s ' 1 nd O'Nsiit. Moore and
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Braves Score shutout.

Batteries: Goodwin and Ctcmons: Smitl Mitchell. Miljus and Miller.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

| 900 es. oas ' i 900 no2 0O2--7 i1 |
 and BilllnRs.
 D Charity.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

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NIRGINfA-IN THE IAWrcf'AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND THE 10TH DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1890.
VS..
Robert w. Parrish. $50. Defendant
IN CHANcERY.
The object Of this suit IL to obtain
a divorce from the bond OF matrimonv
~ the plaintiff from the defendant
on the ground OF deSertion
Ana affidavit having been made and
nicd that the defendant. Robert w.
Parrish. is not II resident of tho State
OF virginia. i is ordered that nc APP
pear mere within ten days after due
publication OF this order and do what
Is necessary 70 protect his interest in
this suit. .t1
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building $40.
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Trustee S Sale Of Farm
on Broad Street
Road

ny virtue of a deed OF trust dated
December Il. 1917. ana recorded in
,he clerks oi,ice OF lIcnrico county,
Virginia: in Deed Book 2li-H. page
lG1, default having been made IN
payment Of the debt therein secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
so TO do. | shall SCH by public auc-
ton. upon Tho promises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1890,
at ZOO o'clock Il. NJ.
property described in said deed as
follows. "All that certain piece or
parcel OF land lying and being In the
county OF I!enrico. state OF Virginia.
about nine miles west OF the city OF
Richmond Va, on The north side Of
Eroad street Road formerly known
as the old Deep Run Turnpikc). con
tanning 5o.eS acres. moro fully shown
on plat alta clcd to Il decd from w
NJ. l.arnun ana Wife. dated January
l. 1902. recorded in u. -. lila. rage
got. together with all improvements
upon said land, and all rights and
privileges pertaining thereto"
TERMS: Cash.
y. ]. CHEWNINC;. JR..
Trustee.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
American National Bank OF Richmond. Va
The regular annual meeting OF share
holders u THIS bank Tor the election a,
directors ana such other business as inky
legally bc transacted. VIII be held Tuesday
January II. istl at noon.
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,DEKAL TRUST cOMpANY.

ltichinond. Va. December -. 1920.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockho,dyJs OF the Fedora. trust Com
psny. Richmond. Va. Tor ting election oi
directors. Tor tho ratification Of tao ucts
Of tho directors Tor tn. last hsca, year
aud for the transaction of amy otncr bust
ness which may properly come Duioro tac
saiI meeting. via DO Eoid Iucsuay. Jan.
uary IL, 1874. at n. W. in tnu a.rvctVis
room Of tho company. oQ5 East Maiu 81.
Richmond. Va.
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Secretary
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TIE 'cgu!at annual meeting ~ the VIZ
S!n!a state Fair Association. Inc. w!II
i.cIl IN the Oir. -: the aSsOtIa; zion.
Room :. Mutual i'a!!,iins, richmond.
Va, January II. 1924. at o'clock l.. 81
Tor tn. election q! directors tor Ia. eli.
SUNG y""r and tor ;he transaction Of
such business as may properly come be-
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tctary
TIE UEiOS nAEK OF RICHMOND.
Richmond. Va.
The annual meeting Of the n,ocxhoid-r,
Of ihls bank "!I be held at I;s banXing
IL n'cioch NJ. Cor the election OF directors
and Tor the transaction OF any other bus.
ness tina: may properly come Dcfor. said
meeting =. {. !;AEkSIALE.
Cashier.
VIHGI%IA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. December ~, 1890
Thr directors OF this company nave this
ia! declared dividend Of = per cent
t-t:D. payable ana after January
1871. 10 stockholders OF record Ola de-
'caSsr -. 1890
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Secretary
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THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BA%K
R!chuon1. Va. December II 1920
The annual meeting OF ihc stOckho!i.r
Of this bank VIII be hold "a. t.. barr
a; !: 81. tor the election or directors "a.
nc ratlhcatIon OF tn" acts OF the direc.
trans zion OF any other business whi:h
!nE
WARREN II. GODDARD.
------------ Cashier.
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MkETlSG-Thc annual meeting of stocn-
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lang 81 hlohnohd W., VII. be held
at tho banking room at - o'cioca noon
on Tuesday January IL 1874 for tho
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