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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23

Roswell that primary election
a quarts gasoline rounded IN
something only men took
politics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23

husks and don
ovea quickly as their
politics like twopart crossroads event.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23

Is it not about time notices to
up? looking their swmmin hole
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23

Amarillo, Texas, Tribune: The
presidential preferential primary is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23
Is THIS YOUR TYPE?
BY Marie La Rogue.

s~%% Q 9 . o Q ~~%~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-23

Winslow, Ariz., April 20, 30.
Editor of The Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal,
The Washington times., 1920-04-09
WANrEp-AoENTS

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northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-04-09
SPECIAL NOTlCkS

Will not he responsible FOR any debts
contracted by anyone but myself JOHN
~ IIDUPs. ao7 l2th ~, n. v.
THERE will be- q special meeting Of th~
stockholders of the Model Printing 60,
Inc az the conipsny's offices, lt2G U -
N w. On Thursday, April ., 1870, at 1883
O. m, for tho purpose OF increasing ths
eapital stock JAMES A. WEST. NELIu
WEST. uNoER c. MuRNAN. Trustees
The Washington times., 1920-04-09
HELP WANTEp-MALE

Permanent employnent for young
and middle-aged men as Motormen
and Conductors.
Full credit given for previous
service with this company, or at
least one year continuous service
with other companies within the last
five years.
Must be able to furnish three let
ters of reference.
Apply Tuesday and Friday, 2
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14th and +. Cap. SITS.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY &
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The Washington times., 1920-04-09
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The Washington times., 1920-04-09
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Washington, n. C., April S, 1920 sealod
proposals will b. received at this onioe.
room 500 District Building, until o'clock
L. NJ, Friday, April lsth, for crushing
old asphalt surface material Blank forms
OF proposal, specifications, and all neCts-
sary informa ton may be obtained from
the CHIEF Clerk. Engineer Department,
room t17 District Building, LOUIS
BROwNLOw. CHARLES W KuTz. Com
mlssloners ID, G.
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
in every lire may be secured By inserting
o email ad In The Times Help wantsd
sent. ssIs-u
The Washington times., 1920-04-09
PERSONAL

WILL sell for reasonable sum
a remarkable discovery to
cure corns and bunions, etc. /;
reason for. selling, have not the
proper means for advertising;
have book full Of testimonials.
100 Rock Creek Church road,
Col. 5604.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Funeral OF Mrs. Chrnp-.

SiiARLOTTESvILI.E. VA. Doc. il.
The funeral OF AIRS. * : cheupc.
VINO died at her home in ,;r..nsboru.
Ma. was held at IL o'clock this morn
my ~ Christ Episcopal church. In
t"rthcht was i'll tirerwicw. Mrs
.hcApc was the cldcs, dau,,ntrr u
Alceri liambrough. OF Stcnphlli cas-
tie Nentsor. Isle of Wight. England
hut lived the greater part OF her
II" IN canada and the United states
OF TINS city: IL. W. Chearc. 81 Ports
mouth, Va: f.. l.. Chcape. nj rcNas.
and Dudley ". Cheapc. or Greens
boro. Aha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. ll.--Gover,or
Dorsey has virtually decided to cal,
special session of the Legislature
early in January to amend the Geor-
Eia tax equalization law to conform
with tho recent Supreme Court d.
cision. II was said today Mt tho Can
itol. While the Governor has mai.
no definite announcement himself no
IL understood To be consI.IcrIn,,
whether TO include other matters In
the call -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

city health officer died today or heart
uls.1sc NJ Memorial Hospital lie
WIS CORN in baltimore. lie was for
many years secretary Of the Win
user l.odsc of Elks. and the Reuss
IN" daughter. Mrs. G. u. Weeks. of
nhroh' ,'hio: one brother. chief OF
and two sisters. Mrs Ralph GrIrsby
~ virginia, and Mrs Annie has
kr.. ~ Akron. Ohio survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

- TT IIsI.I1' ~ TIC. n.
Mrs. Mary Erma f:arrnan. aged 81,
widow OF the late George T.. E.armau.
OF Staunton, Va. died last uicht at
u local sanatorium. The body w.ts
taken OF an early morning train to
Staunfcn, where tho funeral and in
t.rm"nt viii take place tomorrow.
Mrs farran was a native OF Fin
castle. Rototourt County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
John \. nnllInS

'tiARl.OTTESSlLL VA. bee. II.
John y, Doilins. aged -. a former
T.S!i"hi OF mus city. died yesterday
At The home of his son, L. III. poiI.ns
IN tovimSton. Va The body was
brought here today and tho :n:rrrn.u,
held in lakewood Cemetery. MIR. Dol.
inns Is survived by the following
children. Mrs. Mollic Maupiu. ~
GroEct. /. II. DOllinS. OF CnNlnstnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

narcotic act which will materially aid
'nc enforcement divisions In the work
OF seeking ont those who violate tho
Jaw. Under the construction of the
law given in the decision that Sec
ZION which provides that order form
oiahks must he properly hllcd out
and recorded IN All eases requiring
"a" use Of narcotics is upheld. The
decision also uph"idS tho section max
ing IL felony for !: physician to Is
sue. ON prescription, NOR" narcotics
man required for tn. Immediate needs
OF "A Datipnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
BRAME GETS RULING MADE
BY COURT ON dope" LAWS
Department. nj internal Vryrnuc
Sends Agent Here Notice of De-
risfOn Unfolding Stntutcs

- L. iram" supervising revenue
officer uf III" Eastern District OF Ni,.-
gina and head ot tho departments
which bay. IN charge the enforce.
mrnt Of 2rnh!bitlon law and the laws
governing the handling Of narcotics.
was yesterday officially notified of tho
decision of the United states Supreme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

ON petition Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway. the state Corporation
Commission yesterday granted II
authority To cancel a tariff containing
special rates on baking powder be-
tween Ri.hmond and stations on the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
tailrond. Richmond shippers said
they had no objection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Columbia University musical
c!uD VIII h" in Richmond on February
J ~ lis annual Southern tour. They
VIII appear in Norfolk February L.
The itinerary includes Philadelphia
on January -. Wilmington. Del. jan
uary 81. Baltimore on February /.
and Washington on February ,.
The knights or Columbus has
never taken any coSnizhncc OF the
existence of what is known rs tho
ku- klux Khan" said Samuel l.. Kel-
ley. grand knight OF the Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

CSouncii. yesterday. wher hc was In
hon ,cu lhat I. telephone message had
Ihat n. committee of three members
OF the council were to call upon Gov
erhor Davis and demand that he tnkc
80 ~, ac,ion TO suppress the activity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

months-old baby cir. Is being sought
by the Salvation Army. The mother
OF tho child. Is unable to caro- for
1t. At the present time II is being
cared for ut the home OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Wcichei, IO6 l-2 East Main
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

In the Federal military service In the
world war, marched down Broad
Street today to give Impetus to tho
bonus movement here. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Edwin l.. Williams was elected
moTshipiul master uf the Mctropoli-
.an i.ouRc M. III. Ancient Free and
Mncccptcd Masons. at It's meeting held
in.hursday. other officers are L. Il
Sscnmiut. senior warden: II. Mason
a.nlth. Junior warden: ID. III. Drum.
J.. Neisz. senior deacon; T.. j. Fowler.
Junior deacon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
J. ROBERT DORIAN DIES
AT WINCHESTER. AGED So
iutil Rcrcnti. WAS city Health Of
Ger and Secretary ~ Eiks'
l,pIl-e

Especial - The Times dispatch.
VINCE ESTER. VA. Dec. Ill
iiobcrt bortn, aged -. until recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
u.bcx E,,nr ,,,n,,.

They Favor IIonus.
~, lila DElPlilA, PA. Dec. IL
thousands of war veterans who IN :
Vor bonus for the men who were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Mrs: Mary Ern,n snrmnn.

city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

\ permanent home for a i've
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

\ ~ fOCRcholren think your wife is the won
4 derfu lest mother? Not if she never has time
to read to them. Not if she is always too tired
TO play with them Children appreciate mother who
is pal to them just as you appreciate her being
pal to yoa. =
II when yoi come home at night YOU find the
children fretng and your wife half i'll with work
a'c altogether too tired to enjoy the evening with
you something is wrong. She is paying too great
price Tor the satisfaction of keeping her home
clean Did you ever think of that?
Giving your wife Ohio Electric Cleaner for
christmas is really giving her. your children and
yourself hours and hours of happiness And
happiness is the finest gift in the world little
'noushtiuness on your part will save her time and
heT health This will make possible for her TO be
Tea! mother the 'wonderfullest mother your
children md children look back when thew grow
cp and remember what kind of dad YOU were in
giving them mother free to play with them
An OHIO Electric Cleaner makes il possible for vonr
"lle 10 ENJOY gong TO parties with youto dances
70 me theatre and to dozen other places
\iitb tiIisrHi, MFG
Canton oh"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
to
Protest Japs
at MassMeet

That Immediate attention to
certain conditions which exist
In King county IL necessary TO
the end Of keeping the county
open 10 fishing and hunting
!. brought out by the sports
mems Association of seattle,
which organization has mr..
ranged protest mass meeting
Of sportsmen Of Seattle and
King county, 10 be held Japu.
AIRY mt the Masonic Temple.
Arcade building.
II seems that certain ind.
vidual. desire 10 see the entire
county closed all Of this year
for both fishing ard hunting.
Then. too. there II the grow.
ing menace Of the Japanese
farmer. who has practically
gained control al the county,
40 far N upland bird shooting
u concerned.
While these two. angles arc only
n few Of tho handicaps against the
the most dangerous ones. The for.
mer being worked In an under.
current among the individuals who
always contend that the seasons
should lie closed for several years
In order TO propagate. The latter
or the Jap situation. continues to
grow worse each year. TO the end
OF all of eur valleys containing
game birds now being controlled
by the Jap farmers. who post their
places against hunting while they
and their yellow friends continue
the slaughter unmolested.
Tho sportsmen OF Seattle and
King county viii have to take i'm.
mediate and concerted action 20
protect their privilege to fish and
hunt within this county during tho
coming seasons and for that rca.
son the Sportsmcn's association OF
Seattle In sending out n call 10
every man who fishes or hunts to
attend the protest mass meeting
Friday at the Masonic club. Arcade
building. Ways and means arc Ia
lie brought out to prevent any
such drastic actions as the local as
recitation feels that tho closing OF
seasons are unnecessary AMI that
other methods aye taking care OF
the propagation work.
One OF the most important meet
ings Of the year for the members
of the Sportsmen's Association OF
Seattle Is TO take place wednes-
day. January I, for the annual cleo
ton of officers.
That the proper selection of i'd
sportsmen be made Is
very essential for the success OF
the sportsmcn during tho year Just
started, for both intensive propa-
cation as we'll as legislation Is be-
fore tho local club this scar.
While no announcement has been
made az TO possible candidates for
the various offices there is every
reason TO believe that the election
viii find a representative bunch of
officers placed on tho list, as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03

"a &J2I5S13 GsA1
|uss s's ~. %sun u; 81 ny

i
Lincoln sh ,shso, grid squad 1913 ss., s%
New Years day defeated Brcadwa, for the city
s ' Sssn r SSSs, o. scott high md
clad rules Of the local school board ~. teams
snatch has Of starting q
allowed play outside Of Seattle because Of some foolish
part Of Kid roo'ers q" an on'otewn Trip
public the heart Of public opinion rad. Of
Mash ss ,s .s ss pas %s"
Everett has SEATTLE schools such big game
ss.r% N. guy reputation the East q. o.Sss hamlet,
~ them know that behind our schools as much as any city
seattle may eo.s, football sls on
why lei other towns advertising that
rs the title tina, counts much as the game
1<t's think IL over
lses institution awaiting possible selection as tn. rsprena
the Pasadena with Harvard gentle
e busy and wen, after the battle HE machine
result was h. o,ssn ws- the s'',,'" for the S Year.
whether washnson Oregon had the h,' team OREGON got the
other scholastic studies to university
mn . mental r.. ss"s Tor IN . ss 81 n. ss
knowledge weakened AN work and play makes
~ hs u"is,r., Of W..nnssoa 1T the world
: - S =, : s's . -. . The q s ss
Take the Of Centre eoege Kentucky that turned
.esss !. Is. Es.. Who ever q eos..
Ts, : s. or. IN Il: ssss ,, ... ..
months Of Centre COLLEGE be-
eauss college . winning football
school board win
hr future and after the big gsmes hard
neghbcs for the good Of their schools and for the
eoulnunMy.
coming Of Johnny Mccarthy the San Francisco
into the Northwest hts annual invasion the wrter
cleared Mccarthy boxes Movre
January Wright Davis
winners Of
h Senttr In the future.
like curtains for Frank Farmer. the Tacoma
. while. was
beating everybody sight, until
01bous That lie mighty
~ tg dive In his bout with Hector here Tuesday
Mccormick. the Engish champion knocked him
with waIop the chin. With passing
the ImeIght Seattle would to Nc
CeTnrk sction The EnGishman IL to
bstter who is coming all the time e hasn't
the COAT Eeres boxer that the local
hsing Seattle who shows possibilities Of being ring
testaIner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
Joe Harrahan
Will Box Rose
City Boy Here
Local Feather to Take On
Wing at Crystal Pool

Little Joe Harrahan. local feather.
who made such a neat comeback last
week. when he registered win over
Young sam Langford. the San Fran.
cisco colored boy, viii make his sec.
ond start OF the season here Tuesday
night. when he takes on Toughey
Wing. the rugged Portland feather.
weight. in one OF the bouts at the
Crystal Pool.
Harrahan showed that he stiiI car.
ries a wailop in both mitts when no
nearly sunk Langford for the count
last week. Joe liz training every day.
and should be In better condition for
this bout.
On top OF the card. Billy Wright,
former Coast weller king, will have
his big chance to win back his
laurels which he lost 10 Morrie Lux.
and which now reposc on the brow
Of one Travie Davis. OF tho city OF
Everett.
Davis has been going at n pretty.
good clip. but he will have TO step
mighty fast TO beat Wright, II Billy
Keeps up the pace he has set In his
last few starts. Looks like Wright
has ono fine chance Of coping the
old title again Tuesday.
Another brace of welters will 20
on In the semi wipdup. Mike Pete,
tho Wilkenson miner. who took all
the fight out Of Soldier Woods a cou.
pie OF weeks ago. Will meet Stanley
Willis, the Portland boy. Willis has
been going good this season and
should be a good match for the
miner. Willis replaces Jimmy Stacey.
who wants a weeks rest.
In the other bouts on the Gard,
Billy Joyce, who. beat Charley David.
son last week, Win box Eddie Jack.
son. tho local boy with n kick In his
right mitt, and Soldier Woods meets
Percy o'Bricn in the opener
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
TROEH HANGS
UP NEW MARK
AT GUN MEET

RIVERSIDE. Cal, Jan. Slack
q interest on the part Of sportsmen
IN the 6outhland was responsible for
the end OF what was to have been
. seven-day trapshooting tournament
hero for the 1s-yard i.o00-bird cham.
pfonship Of America. Nine trap.
shooters reported this morning The
records for the nine who shot at $50
birds are:
and seavcy. 433 each; Downs and
6harman. 235 each: DonneIley. 42s.
Dodds. 4i9; Bruner, 1863; Lynch. 1913.
Frank Troeh established new rec
ord for himself for three days Of con.
vecutivc shooting. when he broke 324
birds without a miss. He halls from
Vancouver, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
FOOD
IOR
IIlBERTs.
~
| lAll..

Js.ismstser o. time. thss.siii
uer- this here Casey bird o ears west
ever To Tacoma last wight.
Charley uuien. whs uteids . wicked
billiard cue as we'll gives the boys
the old Fast and We~f . membev %
tho t,asias commission. eaee described
Tacoma ''the eify Which sleeps peace
funy On IN. protecting arm Of Com
n,eossmsns bag"
Guess that's tho way our Casey bcy
felt lest night after stacking up against
iisinse sehumaa.
usinie !. Tseems's Class A. exemption
waived. lightweight.
uslnie let Casey get away with sew
eral pound. Of skin In fact. the seattle
s~rspptst estwetahed the Tacoma swat
right by sasash To swing the 60 In his
favor.
hat u-inie iadicd the iarvups 90 gal
Shinsmsn's chance.
All usinie aid during els stansas wss
total Of four eares-es.
Casey sh.orbsd more punishment In
thee sis rounds than the Canadians did
nj Nimy Ridge.
shades Of the mig stcves,i' I thought
the mat Game over and done In this
neck o. the woods.
Certainly ~ hs. been over,iene In -
attic.
Maybe ~ would bc better 20 say that
wrestling has born raw ss well ss over
done In this fair burg.
Anyway, CbehsIi..5 fair Chehsii.. I'M
protected Chehsiis. 10 up sGsinst the mat
artists.
Jsp.on, "the champion az Alaska" IL
billed To meet Mr.. Taylor Of Canada.
champion Of Ais.ks":
Weii. well. perhaps ss~h crack
doesn't bring back memories Of the time
when Go,eh and Joe Carroll invaded
AIaskai
Ask any old timer. thsssaii'
That San Francisco refer~e who held
up the purse Tbursday night because he
knew that Harry wills and Jack Thomp-
son. ~ brace OF negro bsttiers, were not
trying. ~ 100 per cent.
The referee left the rtng nj the end Of
the third round after telling the bruisers
that he WINS thru with them That they
could give y dancing lesson for the bal
ance Of 1890. Ms far ms he was concerned.
After which the referee Indicated TINT
the purse ought "a be slipped 10 some
charitable institution.
4 little dose ~ that referee stuff
around these parts would not lie amiss
once In whtie--eh. what?
Poor Benny Leonard! The fixbtw~,sbt
champ win havc sn awful time getting
along this year. Al he made last year
was ktss 900,
ri'y the poor pUgi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
OVID AFTER
BATTLE WITH
FRENCH STAR

NEW YORK. Jan. .. Mike
O'Dowd. mlddleweight champion. has
signed an agreement with a syndi.
cate TO meet Georges Carpenter.
challenger for the worlds heavy.
weight crown. according 10 Paddy
Mullins. his manager.
According to the report. purse Of
$500 900. with the winning end to DO
- per cent. IL to be offered for the
fight. II Carpenter agrees TO fight
the Yankee soldier.
O,Dowd claims the Frenchuian ran
out Of a match with him IN France.
before he returned with the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
ny ALEX c. ROSE

After trailing along at tho heels
Of tho Carbonate Miners since the
season started. tho skinner & Eddy
soccer team will have its chance
to catch the pac.makern when II
faces tho Duihie Eleven at Liberty
Park tomorrow afternoon. A. this
match completes the league schod-
uie. It IL tho Skinner a Eddy's last
call 10 finish a dead heat" In Tn.
pennant race.
A win or a draw for Duthich
will place the Coal DiKwcrr In first
place. but the gang from tho Skim
ner q Eddy plan, are out 20 con-
ausr their rivals from the Duthic
yard and earn tho right to moe, the
Carbonadocs In piay-off for the
pcnnant. one week hence.
Mcmillan Missing
Mcmillan. one og the clever for.
wards Of the skinner a Eddys.
viii be missing from tomorrow
lineup. as no has gone 20 vancou-
yer. but the vacancy will bc well
filled by tho veteran Woods. Of
Manchester City fame.
The req, os the team win be tho
same IA has worn the coiors thru.
out the season. and Manager Marks
has them trained 10 the minute and
ready for the CONS.
In their last few games the Duthic
i,e@ have shown their true form.
Their victory over tho Carbonate
squad two weeks ago "a sufficient
evidence that they have arrived. g
and as there IL no love lost In local
derby. tomorrow con.
toe, has all the earmarks OF n battle
royal.
Star Half 10 Play
With one exccption--Balllngal for
Hays-the same III" that defeated
tho league leaders win be pi,tesi
against the Skinner a Eddy team.
The inclusion Of Balllugai adds
strength 20 the defense, as he has
no superior ms a halfback on the
ConEt.
Playing conditions on tho Liberty
PARK grounds have been considera-
bly, improved in tho last few days.
ms the field has been sacked and
rolled. The drainage system the
chief cause OF the troubic--has also
been attended 10.
Lights and hot water have also
been Installed In the players dress.
Ing rooms. no everything In now O. X.
at ifth and jefferson at.
The game will start at 2i5. with
Pete shearer as referee.
The Lineups
The teams Will appear MS follows;
Duth Shark. Weir. o'Toole.
Tunnocllfre. Ballingal. oDonnoll
Kcriey. Thompson. Doug
las. Plat and Shoarer.
Skinner a Eddy--Atkinson, Alier.
ton, Yuma. Kelly. PettiRrew. n. Nc
Lean tcaptainl. Stevenson. Woods.
Strange and DAILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
Oregon Is Proud"
Wires Governor

SALEM, Ore. Jan. San Oregco
is proud of your declared Gov. or
colt In n telegram which he sent 70
the University or Oregon football
team at Pasadena last night. =
Tho defeated. II was against heart
breaking odds" continued the mes
sage. Your lighting Oregon spirit
has upheld the traditions of your
school and state. and the gallant
fight you made was a victory = 4
SELF q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03
KENT WILL ENTERTAIN
MAC CAGE MEN TODAY

Kent will entertain the MncDou.
gnIlSouthwick cage team OF Tho
Star Basketball league Mt Kent to-
night. The department store team
is one Of the strongest squads in tho
city circuit. and local fans will have
a pretty good iden of the class Of the
Seattle squad after tonight's battle.
Kent has n strong team. winning
every game so far this season. Roy
Kelcher, the Cochrane brothers and
Calhoun. all oldtimers at tho cage
game. will be I'm tho lineup for the
Kent squad. Jack Davidson. former
wv" captain; George overton. Dick
Shibeley. Dick Frawn and Emil Gus.
lawson are some OF the stars of the
local squad.