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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-12
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
WHITEHALL
(Too late for last week.

(TOO late Tor last week.
J. P. Nelson of the Turkey Red
Lumber Co., made trip to North Da-
kota this week.
A. J. Bingo went to Westby the
first of the week.
John Lorenger, who has been spend
ing the winter months in the country
trapping coyotes and weasles, return
ed to town Monday to prepare for
spring work.
J. l.. Wiley returned from Iowa
Tuesday and reports having had fine
time.
The Nonpartisan League members
held a caucus in the town hall Mon
day.
John forenoon spent a few days in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-12

Wolf Point on business.
Emil Helm was in town Tuesday.
Ben Rude was in the city Wednes-
dav to meet the Martin Paulson's.
Miss Marie Falkanger has been
substituting in Miss Stageberg's
school room.
Mrs. Carl Magnusson was over from
Comertown to visit Mrs. Nels Nell
son couple of days this week.
Morris Mitchell arrived home this
week from work on the G. N. right
of way to assist his father on the
farm.
Rev. Mr.. Falkanger took his wife
as far as Berthold, N. D., where she
will visit a month with her daughter.
Mr.. Falkanger returned Wednesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-12
FIAXVIILE

flONU MOlUcn Is Will lilo
brother Henry at the cafe.
Fred krassin was business pass
enger to Scobey yesterday.
Adam Fobel was a PlentywoOd WIS.,
itor between trains yesterday.
Eddie johnson spent a few days Wis
iting Flaxville friends last week.
Gene La Rush was on the sick list
few days last week. Alfred Goulet
did his chores for him.
Harry Mcdonnell came home Tues
dav from northern Minnesota, where
he has been working.
H. A. Greenburg is having about
/ 900 pounds of ice stored in his car
she'd for use by his family during
the coming summer months. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosse, who
attended the short course at Medicine
Lake, returned home Thursday even
ing. They pronounced it splendid
success.
Mrs. Hugh Egan and Miss Maud
McCarty, daughters Of Mrs. w. ~. Nc
Carly, came Wednesday from Beach,
North Dakota, in answer to tele-
gram that their mother was very ill.
Frank MUIR is this week filling his
ice house with ice which William Con-
shire is cutting from a spring on his
place and hauling to town. Mr.. MUIR
expects to be able to handle the Flax
vile trade during the coming sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkly of Scobey Wis
tied at Tousley's between trains Tues
day. :,
MIR. and Mrs. R. Leer entertained
friends at dinner Wednesday evening:
Miss Mabel Thayer, principal Of
the Madoc school, spent Saturday Wis
iting with friends here.
John Swenson of the firm Of Sven
son Brothers went to Willist0n Mon
day, where he is attending the auto
show that is in progress at that place.
Miss Esther Cartwright left Satur-
day to go to Smoke Creek, where she
took up the work as instructor in the
consolidated school, filling the vacan-
cy caused by Mrs. Dorwin who had
resigned.
Mi. and Mrs. Selmer Cornelius and
Miss Effie came from Redstone Fri
day, expecting to attend the dance,
| which was postponed on account of
bad weather. They were entertained
at the l.. J. Sorby home in west Flax
vile.
Otto Stromstad was a business
visitor at Madoc last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Smerud enter
tanned friends at a bountiful dinner
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Charles and Will Hanger
left Friday morning for Osakes,
Mimi, for short visit.
O. r. Aslakson of the Flaxville
| Mercantile Co. was business caller
in Plentywood between trains Tues
day.
Miss Eleanor Moltlen is employed
at the Flaxville Drug Co. for few
days during the absence of Miss Toll
lefson.
Mrs. Pauline, who had been visiting
her brother, w. +. Reiland, left Sat-
urlay morning for her home in Great
Falls.
Miss Agnes Mollerstcun, who is
attending school at Plentywood, was
detained at home last week on ac-
count of illness.
Ed Molden returned last week from
Canada, where he had been looking
after business interests. He left Fri
day morning for Wyoming, where he
expects to locate.
Mrs. Gill Carlson received mess
age by wire Saturday of the death
of her sisters husband, Mr. Van Bas-
telen, at Hanks, North Dakota. Mrs.
Carlson left Monday morning to be
with her sister at the funeral.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-12

A Want Ad in the Producers News
brings results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MORE DATES ARE GRANTED
THREE ADDITIONAL QUINT
GAMES TO BE PLAYED HERE
Championship Contest, Of Spiders VIII
lie Staged ON Floor of Gra.s'
trnory.

Three more basketball games are
assured the Richmond lovers OF the
;.ight by Director OF Public Safet"
: Myers. under whose jurisdiction the
s>ity aTmorics arc placed. Myers stated
that he had granted the use OF the
iHchmond Grays iloor 20 Richmond
college for the purpose Of Staging
,ests. These games will be played in
tho Grays Arnorv on the nights OF
EGhruary II, j and 70.
over the action OF tho director. who
sccurci the cooperation OF tho MIL
me contests 10 hc staged IN the CITY
.nstead of on the BARN noc- 3;
Wrsthamr;on,
Contests should Tic Interesting.
ard Sandolph- Macon Viii meet ;hc
Spiders on these dates. The contests
shouta prove 20 lie quite : drawing
tWeen the teams
In making public tho announcement:
hat the collce ians had been swa-ded
Myers stated tina; he hoped 10 be able
20 announce later that other dates
5,ad been granted The Richmond
awarded the use .: the armo-y Tor
three nights. aid plans TO bring 4 :-:o
~ biz games % this city.
At this time III. sports Ac6y is 70
Eo;iatinS With Georgetown EG!vers.,,
and Nash!astcc and Leo qu.a;s and
MS contest probably VIII! be played
generals Game Doubtful.
Il was stated last nish, chs, an en-
tsriatrEen; had beea provided FOR The
mo lI!sss satisfactory arrangements
-olld . -1-ce The game vcul: have
% BE. postponed The sports AsScci4-
;:oa has been granted All adIlticna!
-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
BANK BASKETBALL GAMES
TO FEATURE SPORT CARD
Contest Between Women mt Y. w. G. A.
Ii Attracting Grcnt Deal
OF interest.

Bank basketball features the Rich
rnond sporting card tonight. when
contests Viii take place between teams
Of both the womcn's and mems
leagues. The nHin;S will stage two
games in the Blues Armory. will.
there Will he ono game between the
scNtct,c ut the Y. w. G.. y. gymnasium
interest is conferred more ON the ont
come Of the game at the Y. w. c. H..
as Federal reserve and First National
VIII play a contest to decide IN,
leadership or tho league, temporary
at least. Neither aggregation has
boon defeated and a battle royal is
expected. .
Two games will be played between
the mon teams; Federal Reserve and
american will bc the principals in the
first contest. while Broad Street am,
Merchants clash in tho second game
The American five is leading tho
league: with three games won and
none lost. and the government en-
pioyccs arc determined 10 break tho
winning streak Of the leaders.
Rroad street has failed 10 win a
game III touc starts and tho bows Viii
IEht hard 10 secure a victory over tho
AlcrchantS hEc tonight. In recent CON
tests ;hc last named team has inn.
proved to such an extent that il is
wei upon the American Aggregation.
ana 4 defeat for tho leaders will place
the two teams in "a tie for FIRST place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

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TI,..,s.il.s. ~. E,..ey. 1T: Ar,h Plo,.s-.
M;traSm.. TO- suhsAnds-. los: E:.a Il.
El.E!b.--co,k y ;h- Main. IL; Po-t r,rj,:.'
H'e:.a lcSe,. 10; Duke Of pevo-..
Third -ac.oa. -an--Jim naas,.n.
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".ssrn ~ C;srdI!aS. ,oS: Ta!!.se. !: &
hoi.I ~. i!--,e Niece .oe: pi,d.
- E;tEie!s-Ed,. X. ,os
- on-,A -.or-si1 :i-lon gE-Ruil.. p-n.,>
5Uf; aST.lr :Gs Wa. Mask -. W..
"nG: -: '.o:-;sa!-, -: Arnold H.
~ t:M :-."--3ae r-..'s--T:o,tus TO-.
- oocsons, tos; Douglass : lQ.: CO.,
h-se. III: L:"e'%. -. Ss.rt I.ado-e ~
SIX -7c.---1'l. ard seventy. vs.h
Si. A. w. hn11:niu Boy. ies: Tod
80 frAn..'!., -! CONNIE u, III: J!s"
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ppsSsS.oa h"rA -: Pen Tsfnpsou ~:
Gees, i,3 M.-shaoa. irr; Kentncky Ro-'
W.: Amino: 90. Courcs:lc~ los: S,o.i,1
w. tyi. horG lo2; E.-!:y. 100: Tililsar, 10
ia ri@Stor:s7. In-: T S.oY-a -|e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
UNIFORMS ARE HERE
outnt for John Marshall Qufnt H,.
ArrISrd-Playerr ASMEned
Permanent Number

New uniforms tlaye arrived TO. tie
Josa Aa.sAaii basketball team. and
s Ssss Ee-n , II :he game with Broad
consist q: Eh:tc stockings hior
trousers, viii s'hite stripes. and white
Jerseys The jerseys have tho ,Jos9
N = hall Initials en- tho front and esvi,
players numb. on the back. These
numbers arc permanent and w;li he
sor:: BY Ire same mon IN ali future
games Ih"y a-e as follows:
sethsl; :, HEds-; s, Marin: {. Todd
3 Carroll; 6, Ei-ks; Tyson: S. Holt
The ne-t game % 80 played l. wiz,
Na!eish High School Of Raleigh. \ r.
Tbs. EaI" sas scheduled fo- January
- out has beer transferred % Satu.-
Day. ne 81. The contest will he PLAYED
n ise J. ". :. \. gymnasium, a; s:eo
Il = s;a.erea, yesterday the man.
assT Q. tAe track team said Iii, John
Maatshaii athletes Aad been invited to
ou; has not been accepted, and !. -
very douh,cu! that II will be Nov
ere,. Il is probable thst The team viii
MAKE trip Q the ;nta-schoIss:ic
meet IN Washington th:s spring.
The boxing. club has suspended az,
activities un:.! after the intermediate
e1aT.!C atoms are Corlnlersa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TECH GETS EASY VICTORY
HAMPDEN-SID CUNT
NO MATCH FOR v. P. |. FIVE
nlacksburE College Garner. Sixty
Seven Points to Opponents
Eight.
fSncc.a, 20 rio Times. pisnatr

rIsps.!a! % The Times, Dispatca.,
e:nia Tech ran wild against Iiampden-
sidney here today. defeating them
easily. 81 10 S. Wharton. right for
ward for. Tech. played superb 400.
game and his goal shooting at times
was phenomenal. Parrish, at center.
did stellar work also. running up a
total OF twcnty-thrcc points for his
team: The other Tech stars were
BROOKS. Rhodes and Walker. The visi-
tors showed poor teamwork and scored
only two points against tho Tech rcCu-
lars. The other counters camo aftc,
BcrHler had made substitutions. The
form today and the quint will DC at
sop speed when they go up against
V. A. L. in Lexington Saturday nigh,
Tech Position. HIS
NHa!ton. r. r.. .Britton 90
Parrish tC.>...... c. ......... Stevens er,
Rhodes. ....... Il. c. ..Smit!,
bTo Es.- l.. G. ..... Fleminc
Referee. White tDavidson>: Cmpiye,
Hunt Kansas AEgieS). Substitutiors
:or Tsch-G raham. Crisp and Holmes.
For Ham pden- Sidney-Rodscrs. Her
nenan. Goals from door-Farrish, ::
WHARTON s: Walker /: Rhodes {:
Brooks 5. Graham >; Holmes /: Rrit,
ton J; stevens /; Fleming I: Rodgers
!. Goals from foul-Parrish o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CADETS DOWN JACKETS
V. M. |. FIVE TAKES GAME
FROM RAHDOLPH-MACON
Le1inEton auint Keeps Ahead Through
out Game-Sommers, Leach
and Cochran Star

Military Institute defeated Randolph-
Macon College here this afternoon bv a
s scrn, or , 90 torie. The game was hard
Cadets managed to keep well ahead
throughout. Tho playing of the Vjr
Sinia Military Institute team was not
up TO the usual standard. as they missed
many shorts at goal. but their passing
ing tho first half tho team shot five
the ball.
The shooting OF Sommcrs and I.cccb
featured the play OF the Cadets. The
latter made two spectacular shots from
beyond the middle OF tho floor for clean
tho. only man able to locate tho goal
making three goals.
Virginia Military Institute meets
Virginia Polytechnic Institute in the
first OF a series of three games Satur-
day night at Lexington. The game is
season
The lineup:
V. NJ. l. Position. RIM
Bunting 80. left forward 49,. Scott
Lee right forward -. Cochran
S Snn center =. Zimmerman
Bacharach :. left guard ...... Smoot
CCapt)
summary: Substitutes = Virginia
harach. Stuart for Leech, Campbell for
Lee. Shannon for Bunting. Randolph-
Macon: i.!pscono for Smoot, RasSct for
Scott. Field Eoais-Buntine. 3: Leo. g.
Somn,"is; .; Leeeh. o: Bacharach. ,;
i'utt.r worth. !. Foul Eoals-Camphci.
NJ j.. Iim"kcepcr---Rcad. V. ". l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CARPENTER COMING HERE
PRIVATE REPORTS SAY PUG
WILL ARRIVE NEXT MONTH
big boxer TO IruInn Contrnc, ou,.,.,
Ning, but AIny IioN Few
Times.
tBy Associated Prc+1

NEW YORK, Jan. 2f.-priya.c "a
ca arb irI,1 franSG indicate that Georges
champion. viii arrive in t hnsiavyweiEht
about tho middle Of Februa s coun ThS
w oThrs RnIstn ne edhaiisnE;r for the
sey, will como to tho United States =,
, rmimii a contract entirely outside his
TO DO no obligation In this eontrac,
which would prohibit him from. cngaS
While Carpenters manager. NJ. De.-
cnamps, refuses to divulge the e3ar-
G rta, embodied in the contract. va
IiouS promoters appear TO take II sn,.
granted that tho French hcavvwei,.b.
VII be permitted TO engage in some
, ,8m Of restricted ring activity, ana
Tor ms services. In view OF his ears.
1rrivai il is considered uniikaiy that
championship bout with Deinpsey cyo,'
IL M position to do 50. before H..
rGaenes America. Gable negotiation
appcaf TO be uncertain and unsat,s
tia;ctory. and Il is understood that III,
FER rsh .a Pas ,is,, and his manager pre-
promoters. who have already nas snI
d me S"eo.oOo mark In their bill for ;hs
The Trenchmen arc thorourh,v :.
mil!ar with the fact tina, :; tir,, i r.
las nns nGcn introduced ~ tho New Yora
hope to have an' ,b ,s'i1 Ssw Jersey clubs
changed TO permit bouts fullr as satj.,
i"c,ors 10 the boxing fan a.s iho nrn.
poS.d New York regulations r, Wow
Ok these conditions. CARPENTER i -,
a psrssn 10 aefsr ,siEnins bir~lla-
mas examined tho field hrrc r-st ~.
ne c1act'ncnt of noxinE Law. j.,
.oTk state would nien a new i,ois'
o. n,Hr,Ni,y tor pnEiiis;s from All parts
.! INC countr" and Carpcn,fc- ,.n.fd
, ~, no diiilcu!tH in securing opponents
LOT suSh matches or exhibitions as nc
stay in this country. '' ''S ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
OWNERS OF DANVILLE CLUB
ALREADY HAVE BEGUN WORK
toHnccO CITY VIII BE Represented in
Piedmont IcaEue-F0rmer
PLAYER i'm CHARGE

DANNIIL.E. VA. Jan. 2l.--Dircctors
OF the panNilic Baseball Association.
which VIII have team in the newly
formed Piedmont League. have been
preparing for TIA" season and a; q re-
cent meeting announced some inter
cstinE facts. stock i selling well. and
two hic artcScaSon games have been
secured.
Danv!ilc fans 81 Apr:, : will sec tie
cincinnati Nationals play IN" Wash
inSton Americans as both teams go
northward after tho spring practice in
the far South. The champion vii.
hc great drawing card "a Will also
the appearance mere or Walter john
son. The Ncw York Americans a.i!i
also play the Brooklyn team two or
three dayS later. giving the local fans
chance !" see "Eabs" Ruth. the new
100000 purchase.
Or. J. y. Taylor, local physical n.
hut in his carly days a baseball play
cr. and Now president OF the Danville
CLUB. has a roster OF likely men. ono
OF whom is 10 h signed as manager.
More Than hundred promising youns
players have Written asking for Try
outs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
REDS ANNOUNCE DATES
List or entertaining Trim Game.
Made Public by Club
OHcinls.
by Associatod Press ]

schcduic OF games TO be played by tho
olncinnati National League club on lis
Sou.her training trip was announced
az headluaricrs OF the club here To-
~ Miami. March II. 10 ,nJ
-. Cubans: March IL and ID Nnu.
Sork Americans. March 10 and
p indianapolis. American Asso
cation: March % and -. Washington
Americans: March 80. indianapolis a;
ST. Peicrshu-r: March ~ and -
Washington. NJ Tampa March -, New
\ orh Americans. At Jacksonville: April
and y Washington. at Washington.
A7rl II. Columbus American .hssocia
t!on, at Columbus.
Cincinnati and Washington will plav
in Cincinnati April 10 and IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
WILL DEMAND
TO HAVE CHANCE Al TROPHY

~ Associated p-cssj
MEN YORK. Jan. 2i.--tustral;a wifi
he called upon again 10 defend The
DAVIS tennis cup within the ncNt
Twelve months. AT the annual meeting
o. tie United STAGES National Lawn
Tennis Association, To be held in this
CITY on February {, a formal challenge
Tor the trophy viii be decided upon
Al challenges must BE- filed before
Narch and the national association
- Oh record as favorina such a move
fore thai date.
Several other nations including
France. belgium. Japan. England ana
possibly one South American country
also have Indicated their detention oi
challenging IN 1870. II is expected
;aat portion OF III" prol!nlinar>
e.ini5.auon matches VIII To- played in
the winning nation Will in Turn meet
:ne ho!dinE Australians in Australia
ate -! 1870 or early in 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Spiders Athletic Body
Elects Football Head

Frank Bently was elected manu-
ger of the 1870 RichmOnd College
football tenn md j. v. DunfOrti, his
assistant, yesterday afternoon mt u
nice ting OF the Spiders Athletic As
elected Vicc-prcsIdcnt. W.. II. Broad-
dus. secretary. nnI y. ii. Sales, ns-
sistRnt munger Of the bnskctbnIl
tenn. The last three were elcc<cd
10 serve uneApircd terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
RAILMEN DEFEAT COPS
PoIicc> Lose Trio Of DuckrIn Contest.
TO II, r. & p.-E;Iks vs..
MclAH Tonirht.

Tn" Richmond. fredericksburg and
POTOMAC team Of the Palace puckp:n
the police last night on til" Palace runs
The police could rot strike their stride.
which accounts for their defeat. Taylor
did tho best rolling for tho railroad
boys. while ByrdSong, the newcomer
on the police. did tho houors for the
locals. Tonight tho E,ks VII! roll Nc
Rae at the Palace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CUP RACE DATES ARRANGED
New York fncht Club Announce.
ircmicr Water Event VIII lie
GIN July IL on sandy Hoax
!'y h.SDci.tc.! p-cSs. ]

NEW YORK Ian. ~ i-,a
rhnSraon's. now being compie;ca b.,
the New York Yacht Club tho Grs.
raGe Tor the Amcrica's cup viii h,
Shtlea on SANDY Hook on Thu-sd,y
Ju!I -, weather permitting. SUI
cccdinE races viii follow on july II
~, = ana - Or until either tho Amer
iSarl ut!cttd.nS yaunt or Sir II orn:,
l.ipton's Shamrock ~. has won thra,.
gu, OF iire races. Storm, fog or cain,
my cause postponcmcnts. but tines.
arc the dates selected by the Amer
cas- cup committee ~ !. recent sccrr,
session "~'' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
AUSTRALIAN TAKES MATCH
AND RETAINS DAVIS CUP
Patterson Defeats Einrscote
Straight Sets-iouns Player
Also Wins.
10y .A.SS,ci.tcli ;.rcc.

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA. jan. Ell
Gerald Patterson. the Australian .cn-
MS expert. defeated y. i. J.. Kings
cote, OF Great Britain. IN their singles
match today in the Davis cup tennis
tournament, the score hrinS ST. &
and SIS. This contest WAS begun yes
to-day, hu; was postponed OH account
OF ram. after each player had Won
game.
This victory .Esu-es the retention Of
the Davis cup Gy Australia. In the
other singles match today. Anderson,
the young Australian star. defeated
A. II. Love. OF Grea; Britain. OF, ..
So, 40 and io-ln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HOCKEY TEAM TO COMPETE
nHefra VIII Have Entrsnt In Ter
Event ut Olympic GHmes

;, BOSTON. Ian. cl.-The Nation =,
noc,key Association, meeting IN an
Association Building today dcc,dnd
nat thc ultimate winner Of the Cor.
n"lioa Fe!ioTcs Cup should rcnrescnt
nc United states IN the Olympic ice
1othtF games a; Antwerp in Spri
The trophy is now held b;. thr 81, :.
nuvsh Athletic Association, yhosn
i,sain vi" defend it asa!ns. an ali.
:. SeStct and teams cepresent:n-
-: ianl ana Cleveland athletic assoc
cations in series OF matches 10 he
played next month. ~ 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Sports Association Files
Application for Charter

Application for n charter was
made to the State Corporation Com
nifssfon yesterday by the Richmond
sports Association, Inc. The pur-
pose OF the association IL the pro-
motion OF athletics In all its
branches. Officers nre Charles w.
Moss presidenti Frank II. Rowe,
Sfce-president: J. T.. Dunford, seq
rotary. and r.. y. Broason. treasurer,
Tho assocfation IL capitalized at &5l,-
600 maximum and <5e minimum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
BOXING BOUT ARRANGED
Benny Leonard to Meet Dundee
Jersey city Next
Month.
tBy .As-nriatc~i Press. !

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Bcnny Leon
ara. worids lightweight boxing cham
mon. and Johnny Dundee. Of New Yorl.
|itl Me-, IN an cisht-round bout in
jersey cry, February ., il was an
nave met at New Haven in a TWENTY
,,5und bout 10 decision on January
10, but tho authorities !nterfcrei.
NO decisions are permitted in New Ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FENCERs TO VISIT AMERICA
Spanish ron "fcid~rs Anxious 10 Meet
Lending trtints OF This
Country.
lBy associated PresG !

NEW YORK. Jan. 2I.-A team Of
seven expert Spanish fencers wiIi w.
wade the. United States IN March and
cross - o Tolls with leading American
expected the visitors also Ii,I n.-,i
c'pate in the championship bouts or The
Amateur Fcncora League OF Amcric,
In April. 'eh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Covvl~r I. knockrd On,

PHII%AIJEIIFIIA. Jan. .l.-Fred Fui
ton Knocked out Tom Cowlcr in ~.
tdtrd round Q! their hight here ,onlgn;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly -uptured while lifting y tunh
srvciai years ago. Doctors said my only
hope Of euro was operation. Trueses did
mo no good. Finally got hold OF some
thing that quickly aud completely cured me.
Years have PASSED and the rupture has
never returned. although I am doing hard
work as carpenter. There no opera.
tion. no lost time. trouble. ] have moth
inG 10 cell. but will give full Information
about how you may ind complete cure
without operation, II you wrfto me, eugene
NJ full"n Carpenter. b2o-F MarcelIus Ave-
nue. Mahas1nan. n. J. Better cut out this
ruptured-you may save a ufo or at least
stop. the misery of rupture and tho worry
ana danger Of nm operatton-Adv
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
= FRAhc HgDLEy>s sA8Y LocoMoTlvE

whistle at the Erie shops sounded at seven
sharp In the morning.
In 1882 Frank Hedley, r1achimst, had
Just come from England to find job In
bustling, forward looking America Per-
haps it was homesickness and the desire
to dispel it by recreating the chief glory
Of the English Hedley's-"Puffing Billy
that led him to the building of this model
locomotive in his spare time
The original Putting Billy" had been
placed in operation at Wylam Colliery, In
Yorkshire, by William Hedley. Mr.. He'd
ley's granduncle, a year before George
Stephenson. usually credited with the in
vention Of the locomotive, had built the
famous Rocket" In letter Mr.. Hedley
cherishes today the builder OF Putting
Billy" tells how he was 'the individual
vko established the principle Of locomotion
by the friction or adhesion OF the wheels
upon the rails"
However, when young Frank Hedley
came to draw his designs he decided to
follow the specifications for the Erie To-
comotives, which were in that day the last
word in their line The scale that he
used was one-sixteenth to the inch. He
made the general and detailed drawings
himself, and designed the patterns for
the castings. The boiler was made OF sheet
steel. The steam chest and cylinders were
of cast bronze, Mr.. Hedley making his
own castings after the foreman OF the