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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
LEONARD MAKES RESOLUTION
WIN het Any Worthy lightweight
hh'e chance at Crown, Says
Billy Gibson.
!tSnecial 70 The Times-Dispatch.

6 I
Nav YORK. Jan. lI.--Benny Leon
ard has made a New Years resolutio
acS"rGin9 TO his manager. Billy Glib
son, that he Will give every wor,by
!ieht"c!ght chance at the crown
,rSarGiess of tho distance. About the
si'le i;sTlael won the title from Fred
u!c Ne!Sh the twenty round gam,
Meht oy The boards on the Pacific
,oa;t' the home Of the long distance
among the liShtwcights since thnn
Sept leonard from journeying to New
dreams, where the long route is nor,
Hi!ttT" Zen rounds WAS long enough
tol leonard 10 dispose OF the men or
n's weight; but since boxing has taken
o"oi' Al over the country Of Late
anr champion intends to meet ali
I;,i' e'5 at any distance after his bout
I'm Johnny dundee AT New Haven on
January Is, provided he is successful
with the Italian
Leonard will try out for the frs,
tlile in his coming bout with Dund.c
":ihs forced to make l35 mounds -, =
clock: II VIII be the longest sic,,n
"a tIa ming he has undertaken SIM.
".t,"!hI the crown, and while in ncr
rect condition. Leonard intends 10 49,,
IN tiptop form untiI ne b,a =; 49,, I" hs"r
tish' Welshts a chance to beat him b.
Gibson. o. :" says
The champion is indon.,,..,
wealthy and being Il home nov, az
s.rcs 10 iorsakc the hard KNOB.
me ring Tor his family's sake sccorJ
~ 20 ,iibson Leonard wants IN ~
IRE CHAMPION and viii not enter ~
ring unless he is perfectly fl, 10 I.n,
lis best. lie expects 10 win from 10 mo- box
~ I'm, anu .hcn meet any boy thar looks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12

Wei" i az p Lay. Brsdsn. Joe Neville,
Ohin 81, hoche and Murphy.
mi nc. state Will have n huge task I'd,
kamn ' yn1es or Captain Harley, Holt
r., up, ,aaicDonald and Schweizer.
W., audltion to Clio and CANAAN lin,
hriI5i;;. colgate will see Anderson ~.
rim III quarter back, make his Anal
pr, rom the university halls. '
side ,rrsstoh pays II heavy toll also re-.
,vui hrlmbie the 1920 pack Of ,Ti,n,,
s.'t DC minus Strubing, McC;row Ia,,
-, Miiilanis and lsiEIer
,,i,cHnsylVania practically will r,y.
Wiii Kiln new team. Light, Bell Str,u. 70
nliiei, Little. Trsel, Dnrr p.n,r, -. Mss
IN D, inc Wray boys. DEXTER iHIIis NY
nraun wont be back with tia 6,a,. anu
o9plain ShiVerick leaves Corneffi : nfo,s.
Vim Miller: Pendleton. Stramss IIio"s
N"rrrS. CoIvin and Trowbridg"
Clark, Eenoist ana Gravy win
SshsiSnS next fall Instead OF st,r u, &c
ders with the Navy. '''r srih-
only three regulars will bn ,,,t.
tor the Army. Those of tho sn,, ..t,'" No
VIII be commissioned in the snrin VINO
nanioI' Travis, Travis vog.l. McQussrrriEss
ti,anneI; i!iakc. Lystad. SchabacEnrr'
hcrrick: Gregory. George and re-, or
O. washington and Jefferson ios,,
straw, Shields. Bixler. Moore ioHe VS.,
oinith In addition to Henry. """
centre College loses only ono rc-,
Iar. Davis. Illinois, Western conf"
ence champion. seems fixed Just ,hout
aS Wen with twelve letter men av,I'
"ptc zoe next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS PLAYER
PRAISES AMERICAN PEOPLE
Norman Brooke. Highly Pleased With
Reception lie Received in This
Country.
Especial to The Times Disra,ch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 1l.--praising the
sportsman sh!p OF Americans. before
whom he played last summer as n
member OF the tennis team sent 10 the
United states by the sports board OF
;he Australian Imperial Forces. Nor
man h. Brookcs declared recently his
belief thai the American pcopic are
the most friendly in the world" His
compliment is given further point by
his comme0dation OF tho national
championship in which he participa ted
TOR ne said: II never played in any
Championship, in which the conditions
The return OF the former worlds
champion to his home in Melbourne
MAS delayed by the illness OF Mrs
brooHcs. who suffered an attack OF
appendicitis That he was given a
Splendid welcome at home goes with
out saving. the Australians being very.
2roud OF his remarkable play at VIM
n!tdon and in the United States. For
t i. ,rs. Of tennis in this country vii,
,nent, that no will be glad To- retuFn
20 20 ne United States in 1920. with
Ieralu l.. PATTERSON. to defend their
nationa! doubles cha mponsh,p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SEASON PRODUCES STARS
ALMOST EVERY ELEVEN
ROASTING ONE SUCH MAN
Losses by Graduation 10 All Colleges
VIII lie Henvy-Mnny All
Americans Leave.

NEW YORK, Jan. ll.--Ecw seasons
have been rs productive ot as many
Individual stars as WAS tho football
campaign OF 1919 timc.sf CIV "
eleven boastcc at least one Dlnver or
exceptional ability in some dcpar,
rent of 2!a% II not ilt.round work
IN many instances it was the work
OF these players that enabled their
teams To make creditablc showiups
on the srtdiron. Eut MANY of thcS,.
VIII be lost by graduation and coaches
everywhere will face the difficult prob
lem OF trying TO fill their shoes next
fall. 'e>
Among those who have PLAYED thor
last intercollegiate football e:tines arc
EDDIE Casey. that peer OF broken field
runners, who Was II tower of strcnrt n
on the Harvard eleven last season
Chick Harley. the hard plunsing and
tlcct-footed back OF Ohio state: Mil
Ter, of PENNSYLVANIA, West and C;iiio
or Colgate. Trimhle. Of Princeton. and
Rodgers. the brilliant West Virr,nia
III back and leading, point scorer OF
i9i". All OF these players were All
american selections. or found places
on the ail-scction teams in the dis
trictS in which their colleges are 10.
Gated. They will be greatly missed
and their places viii be hard To- nj,
Harvard wili be hit hard by,the loss
OF Eddie Casey. Captain Billy Murray
Tubby Clark. Woods. Desmond Steclc
Ryan. rhinncy Ralph Horween and
Nelson.
Yale will lose Reinhard,. Allen, Dicl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
GOVERNOR OPPOSES MATCH
BAN ON PASSPORTS OVER
BORDER MAY BE SOUGHT
Chief Executive OF California Takes
ny. Steps to Prevent Heavyweight
Bout at rinjunna.
10y Associated press.l

vs. SACRAMENTO. CAL, Jan. ll--Gov-
sernor William u. stephens. OF Cali
fornia, announced today that he
would ask the Federal government
at Washington 10 impose passport re-
strictions that would prevent the pro-
posed world s championship bout be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter at Tiajuana Mex, just
6Scross the border line from California.
Governor stephens statement, il,
part, follows:
According 10 press dispatches, II is
proposed that a prize fight between
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
shall be he'd at Tijuana. just across
the Mexican border from san Diego.
The negotiations and plans are going
Forward in a large part within the
the law thereof, 1t is planned to step
across tho border and there consum-
mate something that is unlawful
within our State and thus circumvent
our statutes.
1T ia my duty to command respect
Tor the laws OF California I shall.
therefore. feel obliged If necessary.
to make protest 10 the Federal govern
ment and request that it exercise it's
powers OF regulation and control OF
tho international boundary so as to
prevent the holding OF this contest"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
LUNG SCHEDULE DESIRED
Joe Tinker Fn,ors i6S Games. De.nf,,
stand Taken by League
President

opposition Of President Hrj1en 20, ,I,c
~ Mr'n,ic.S . BAH club TO schcdii,e
:" ~" games for the American Assn-
.ri,,,k, n'Nt season. President Joe
=; '"MeI, OF INC senators, has come on;
III unqualified fashion for the lon,,rr
SCI OF playing dates. u
u.;ii as!ng l.S games instead OF ia
NciI Parh. ono with each clt1h in ~
s'.., NC !I VII permit US to open our
1850 nn.a.oi IA, az the same time the ma ior',
Yt nrit '"riFa, and VIII give us an oppor.
az :" play !aic enough in the IA II
so mat there viii be no protractnd
i,;n when IN" association pennani
,i,,,i IS go West To play the cham
piohS or the Coast League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
, HAVANA RESULTS

,, First saer-,fye fuTlonss-1P emerens. 5la
LeoLifay. III tGarganD. Ia TO {. ! to
TO i. second: Col. Harrison. lI3 tCrurnpp
Bagdsdino, Rockarer. Mi.g b.15m. iier ~
and Shire
Nephew! ll2 (carnoIy). : 10 : J 10 4
to D.. won bla%ea'vaT, li2 penuls.rJ
Ia TO- Coins IS I'd t. t. .sf2"f HGaafor}
Time. $50 2-5. AssuInpt!uu Herman. i.euit.t
Buster Clark ran.
Third RACES futlongs--mou.y nos
s ss Sa1' TaS '"%%a. @,a ]. irP 55 s.
.ye,,a>. { Biz to J. - lseNygsaa. !hira Time.
John aud Surp!.ct ran.
. Fourth racc-inile and hfty- yards-Mlser.
won; ITranby ll2 CMaderaJ. Ia J. : 10 i.
8 TO 6. SecOnd: Little Cote. l02 ,Cnr'n5G ~
4 TO ]. TO .. TO >. tnlrd yim. !; a. -
51tonls n Little Merchant. Robert D.. owen.
{ Fifth Tsce--ono u.ll"-sona Rocg 10,
i s,nnsa rs ,K'SSp5ielaanIi /, H. ~G ~:
= TO 3. second Circui.ie. lgI tCarrnodyI'
a u Sieve 81 Son Of ".'a Gun rs ir,a g
Sixth race--mi!e and 4 QUARTER. ~.
Klein. 1Gl tted. .is). eycn 2 TO D. 20 g.
won: Jack IIeaiy. - NIuut}. . TO j. . To- l.
even seSond; Grea, Gull. loy tApoll. 5 10 :.
even. ! 70 z third Time 2:94l5 Duke
4 Seventh race-Inilc ana ouartcr-iAsy
Jane Grey. i9I fkcGoflS,. - TO 8 IL /
to e. won; Mndziil. - CarmodD, ,.y.n.
2:06 Id. Timothy j Hogan. D.ou,. - Mai.
ley. Jose d. Valera ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
DEER DEFENDS YOUNGSTERS
citizens of Penn.yIvunin Town g.. nut
hueN hili Dog Who Chnses
OnNprincx

Ai'NEN. IA. Jan. ll.-For the ma 9,
ne days residents of Thompsnp y" -
us county have been treated to a.,
.he most hcaUtiful siGhts imagim-
49, 49, aS during that time hiE huck
Ger NO docs ana three small ."er
nav. nceh grazing on the bottom Ian,is
ne F!l!aSc. The animals aDonar
- .'lh' ana nave approached uut.n
lose TO habit:.tions The muck is
~" ElLE- pronScd fellow and is evidnn,
NtrS sa wage. as he gave ncht 10 ?
40, tiat ttt ed to chase the amin, !.
, nmu so badly injured the dog ina; !,
Us 'lch. The deer season closed i,
Sf'S county December IL. after SOM
- me NicSt hunting had been cniov"d
w Years ana there were many vyh,
M"nr" fearful that most of the anj,n,ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
MAYOR ADDS TWO MEN
TO rOXING COMMISSION
canton Honrd HAS Authority Over All
'''"|r contests IN tty-Owned
Auditorium.
r, S iH!,Ei2l 70 The Times Dispatch ]

= ~. % N" 7 WT.tS- d 5 pa tCh
~ TON ONO. LAu. ll.--Mayor Her
man i. N!ucr has announced appoint
mehtS on CantOn's Athletic and Boxing
commission. which :. to handle profcs
sloh"l hoHis her. ana promote amateur
cUinpctition along rccr.atiunal lines
IN. commission. which has jurisdic-
loh over tnr glov. game in tho CITY
owned auditorium. IS composed OF nine
members an increase Of two over the
h"arG that opcratrd under the regime
OF former Mayor poorman.
,oomtuiSsioncrs Who with Or. H. y.
11ii":lIiriNru. h.'N" been r"oppointcd, are
william GSchwcud vice president and
treasurer OF the t;ibcI Co: John Jacob,
hAnhcr and insurance man raw Har-
"vr' census director ana president OF
~ canton Material Company: T. T.
me. superintendent OF the StarI;
h0iNng Mlli The new commissioning
5fr I"nn SCALA. tailor; Harry Reeder.
ItHllurdni man. Robert Want, of the
canton Art Metal Company, and raInh
,ArnnM.m. Travelling SnlcSnan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
DESIRE CONFERENCE FORMED
tFans Formulated tn HIVE Orgnniln-
tfpn Similar Ia That in West
HarNMrd Takes Lead.

NEW YORK. Jan. li.-With Harvard
taking the lead in a campaign 10
establish democracy, and one OF It's
prominent a!umni calling for the for
nation OF an Eastern in-crcollegiate
Athletic CONFERENCE similar TO tina,
which has manager .col,igc sports 30
SUGGEST fully IN tfe West south ana
Pacific Coast, IL looks as though a
similar organization in the East is al
hand.
Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia and
Dartmouth one year ago held a series
Of conferences whose purpose WAS 10
+Hect some such organization or led.
srauon In the East, and arc still very
Keen for such an orGaniZation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
MAY ASK u. S. TO REFUSE TIAANA BOT CPOE

be- held this season. rh. "ns r, m,a,
OF Annapolis. Harvard. Dartmouth and
M2Ssachusctts Tech into the boxing
nciu' opened last year by Penn StatS
anu Iehnsylvania. gives added promise
coinpiShcd this year "
Track Cali Issued.
Coach Martin issued Il call for tract;
coidluotcS TINS afternoon and mare
imam 100 men responded He will de-
VOC ms time Tor the next two months
III dcN'lopinE team TO enter tho
Mcadowhrook games in philadrlnhi, in
year are greatly handicapped through
Iark OF space for indoor practice Thr
doimitory basement formerly used was
IaSt year converted 10 other purposes.
Sh'l IN" small SyfnnaSism docs not af-
ford adcuuato space. The outdoor
board track viii be put III condition
for the benefit of the track men 4
dual mcc: with I.ehigh has been schadN
nled. and dates with Navy and George
town University are possible
basketball Practice Intensive.
Basketball practice has been con-
iinucd on most intensive scale since
Che rcopcnlnG az college following the
holiday recess last Monday. The next
game for the caEcmcn will he played
with Dickinson here next saturday
and w. and j. and Lebanon Valley viii
follow IN order prior to the Eastern
trip when Lafayette. Swathmorc and
rc1n VIII be met in order. PITT and
West Virginia Will be played on tho
Western irip The training table
pas. week and the remaining PLAYERS
are working hard TO correct the flaws
that showed up in the opening game
with Juniata on December -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
Basketball Practice intensive


THII.NHEI-ETIIN. IAN. ll.-Fitcher
Scott Perry has signed his 1920 con
tract with the Philadelphia American
l..agu. baseball club. and Will 20
South with tho team next month, IL
WAS announced tonight. Perry quit
tho Athletics near the close OF the
season last wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
TARHEELS TO PLAY YALE
University of North Carolina Arranges
Eight Gnmc>-NirEinia snd
v. NJ. I. Among Them.
TBy = ssec.2:ed Press

7 ~ A--seC. -;ta I'rt-'.
CHAPEL HILL y. G, Jan. il-Yal".
Maryland State and Virginia are the
principal opponents the University OF
Northi Carolina viii meet on the grid =
iron next fall according TO the
schedule OF eight games announced
here today. The schedule follows
October 2-Wake Forest at Chapel
Hill. =
October s-Yale at New Haven.
October Ids South Carolina =,
Chapel Hill
October 2l-Nor,h Carolina state a.
Raleigh.
October 3c--Maryland State q,
Chapel Hill.
Novetnber s-v. NJ. l. al chapel Hin.
November l3-Davidson at Winston
Salem.l
Sovfmber 25--NirGinia at Char.
lottestllle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12

=. MONTGOMERY. MA, Jan. IL
5sport5T.en gathered here for the annual
meeting Of the National Field 4 y 5
Club 10 be held AZ LctohatChic, C,'.n
sinencinS Monday. participated IN The
drawings for the two principal cyonj
tonight. fourteen brace ana on" byc
being placed for the all-a.c sta. ana
thirteen brace and one bye being .ccG
for the Derby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
Abolish Freak I.i,chi,p

HOUSTON, TEN., Jan. H. 81 a
meeting of the Texas League Gu
owners here today ali freak pitching
except the spitball waa abolished ana
the player limit increased from fifteen
adopted the 1920 schedule OF iJa games
Beginning April &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
PRICES GIVEN BOOST
racine tonnt Fms Will fIavr Ia Pay
More To see Cannes This

SAN. FRANCISCO Jan. ll-AdInission
prices 10 Pacific coast League bas,halI
Sames this year VIII follow the cost OF
living in an upward march Tn.
league directors hay" decided to charge
40 cents for grandstand seats and ~
cents Tor the bleacierS. war tax in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
Play Tennis Seniun,,s

CANNES, Ian. li.--lu thc omen lawn
t.hhiS tournament mere today Miss
hy"i. OF California, and j. @. Ritrhic
seminal mixed doubles 6y Sulannc
I..eehHlcn, IN. French champion. ana N
AIharran. The score was : o.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
Altrock to prny in Two I,c,r

:; Nsii iN'IoN. IAN l1-Ntck Altroc <
~ 20 perform in two leagues this yn,r
Alter the close Of the Amsrira :,
League campaign Nick is TO be loanad
10 tine San Francisco club Of ;h..
lacihc Coast League to show his fuuny
''hi!cS aiohS the Coast League circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
walker Win. Ana ~,

80 ny, IF.I.I.N, JIn- ll.--.DtlO \V,l
Ncr won the hfty-mile mOtorcvrlc 40.
AZ ,%Sco Speedway today. w!:b l.rcJ
walkers time. 81 minutes, ;7a-, go
ohna, was said TO nc - new worId.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12

oiIicAGo. Jan. 1.-THE chicapo
Nrncr'cn .r WI! train this spring a,
w. w ac ~, zen, len. was announced tonight
White Sox "'e'c'''S VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
Wins Swimming R,c..

, 81 DNEf. y. s.. Jan. 1,--Norman
hoss. OF san Francisco, today won Tho
luo yards and $50 yards swimming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
PENN ATHLETES ARE BUSY
THREE MAJOR SPORTS UPON
SLATE AT STATE COLLEGE
Candidates for HoNinG. i'nskctbnl1, and
Track Teams Are prurticfnS.
Glove Sport Favored.
Especial 10 The Times-pispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times piSpatch.l
STATE COLLEGE. IN. SAN. Ii
With the date settled for the second
annual boxing meet with the tniNCr
Sity OF Pennsylvania initn"n. Saturday.
February /. ut TINS place. Coach Dick"
Harlow will put his squad of 100 cam
didatcS through the cleaning out
process during tho NEXT few weeks.
Next Saturday the annual novice"
bouts will hc held when more than
sixty men who haze taken M boxing
for the first time this year. will bc
given Il chance 10 show what they
have accomplished in the art ~ self
defense. Before the opening OF the
intercollegiate season there will he a
Freshman Sophomoro class scrap. and
tho college chanrionship bouts. Both
meets arc expected 10 furnish plcntv
Of excitement. for boxing Is at present
tho most popular o. athletic activities
at Penn state
Bthcr Houts Arranged.
In addition TO tho bouts With Penn
SylvaDiu. The Navy team will hc met
by Penn state III the ring. probably
the week following the meet with
Penn. An attempt is being made 10
schedule more meets With other col
lcEcS. hut so icw have organized box
ing as a collegiate sport that this is
proving n difficult matter. The recent
favorable action by the National Col
legiatC Athletic Association in rccoc-
nizinG boxing IS a college sport is mot
with great favor by all Interested in
the game at Penn state. Ii is hoped
here that plans now on foot for an
intercollegiate championship meet will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Rfchm ond- baltimore.
Leave HIain Street Station $40 r ~
daily. except Sundays. Express Train
connecting with Steamer Mt Wcst
Polnt arriving Baltimore ZOO \, NJ
York River I.inc.-hdv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-16

MY WAR SAVINGS sThMrF-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03

Messrs Stewart & Kernaghan an
nounce this week that they are in a
position to make attractive terms on
international tractors. Heretofore
these machines have sold for cash
only. The attractive terms place
the min reach of many more farmers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03
Edge6eld Warehouse Has Mar
row Escape From Fire.

Fire was discovered in the office
of the brick warehouse of the Edge
field Warehouse company near the
station Friday morning about
o'clock. The alarm was given by Mr..
Hamp Smith and as soon as hose
could be rushed to the building a
strong stream of water from the re-
Gently installed municipal water sys-
tenn was turned on and the fire was
extinguished without damage to the
warehouse proper in which was
stored about 1900 bales of cotton.
From the office the flames spread to
a small adjoining section of the
warehouse in which large quantity
of seed oats and feed stuffs belong
ing to ]. D. Kemp & Co., were stored.
Their loss was about $4,000 with in
surance of $4,000. The owners of
the warehouse will sustain a loss to
the property of two or three thou
sand dollars, which is fully covered
by insurance.
There is strong suspicion that the
fire was of incendiary origin. About
4:3O o'clock persons in three differ
ern homes near by were aroused by
noise as if some one were breaking
in building, this noise being follow
ed by the sound of an automobile
being driven away from the place.
The lady who first saw the flames
and gave the alarm was awakened by
this noise and little later saw the
fire from the window of her home
across the street from the warehouse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03
Corner Stores Bargain Feast.

On account of the decline in all
merchandise Mr.. Turner decided to
put on a sepcial sale in order to re-
duce his stock, having engaged Mr..
Edward Saari, sales manager of Kel-
lg G. Company, to conduct the sale.
AS you will observe from the page
advertisement in this issue, the sale
will begin this morning. Read of the
great, bargains that are being offer
ed at this popular store. Mr.. Turner
stands behind every Statement that
he makes. Now the opportunity is at
hand to make your dollars go much
further toward supplying the family
needs than they have been doing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03
Younger Set Entertained by
Miss Maria Hume.

The Hume home in south Edge
field was the scene of very merry
party Monday evening, the Hallow.
cen idea being carried out in all de-
tails of witches, black cats, owls, COB:
Inns, ghosts, harvest decorations and
lighted Jack-o-lanterns.
Gifted story tellers thrilled the
guests with wierd stories and many
games were enjoyed. Hot peanuts
served from big witch's pot in the
yard, and later in doors, sandwiches.
punch and fruit were served.
The affair was one of unusual fun
for the happy youngsters.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03
Advertises Lost Certificates.

In this issue the Bank of Tren-
ton gives official notice that dupli-
cate certificates of stock and interest
bearing deposits will be issued to
those who had their lock boxes re-
Gently burglarized. Persons are no
titled not to purchase the stolen GER
tifcates as duplicates will be issued
to the original holders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-03
w. C. T. U. Meeting.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold the November
meeting with Mrs. w. B. Cogburn
on Monday next at a o'clock.
The following is the program:
Devotions-Mrs. E. j. Norris
Isaiah 5:11-25.
Victroia Selectic:...cS: =,
Citizenship Studies, State ard
Federal courts-Mrs. Tillman.
Reports of State Convention by
those who attended in one minute
talks.
Some echoes from National Ex-
ecutive. Appointment of superinten-
dents and 1921 Year Book Commit