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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-13

Two pictures feature the program
for this week and in both the leads
are carried by male stars. The first
three days H. B. Warner will be shown
in Felix O'Day' the last three days,
the feature will be Tom Mix in THE
Dare Devir'
Felix O'Day" is a story of betrayed
friendship. His fortune gone, his
father driven to his death and his wife
faithlesS; Felix O'Day, former sports
man and gentleman, dedicated his life
to avenging the wrong done him by
his best friend.
Felix O'Day' was the last book
written by that brilliant author-artist,
F. Hoplinson Smith. before his un-
timely death. Felix O'Day" is con-
sidered the browning literary achieve
ment of his remarkable career.
No more perfect a selection could
have been made than H. 3. Warner for
the role of Felix O'Day. Mr.. Warner
is our best exponent of restrained emo
tional acting. He is superb in this
dramatic photoplay which carries him
from the heights of society to the
depths of poverty and reflects a life
caught in the tolls of a dishonorable
friend. In the beginning, a society
! drama, Felix O'Day" discloses the
underworld and reflects the changing
viewpoint of men and women under
the influence of a high and a low
plane of living.
A reel of the Pathe News will be
shown with the program for the first
of the week, and comedy will COM
plete the bill for the last three days
AT the Novelty.
Two splendid bills are offered fol-
the coming week. The bill for the
first half of the week will start with
/ the fifth episode of Bride 49," The
first act of vaudeville is dandy, some
thing new in the dancing game put or
by Santry & Morton, who call it Terp-
sichorean pep" The second act is
one of real merit. a couple of young
fellows with excellent voices who cal
themselves Fiske & Fallon. They sine
and talk and bill their act under the
title of Words & Music" The third
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-13
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
At the Grand.

1.-The Mikado," the pretty and pleas
ing comic opera written by Gilbert and
Sullivan, comes to the Grand Monday.
November %. With it's scenes laid in
beautiful Japan. it is produced with
that minute attention for detail which
characterizes all Dunbar attractions.
1t is perfect in cast, scenic effects,
costuming and in properties.
1.-THE Old Homestead" by Denman
Thompson, is announced as the attrac-
ton at the local theater Wednesday.
Every president since 1886 has seen it.
This great play grows younger with
age because it is the most natural
creation ever conceived by an Ameri-
can author. The characters are human
and taken from real life. some OF
whom are still living in Swanzey, New
Hampshire, the home of the play.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02

BODIES and cabs, for motor trucks including all Ford sizes: Ford touring and runabout bodies taken as part pay. ment or bought for cash; discount to BOT Dean St., Providence. R. I.
 dec1MW
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
LIBERTY BONDS

or all issues bought, $5o.oo and $1oo.oo denominations. Cash immediately for instalIment cards, books and coupons. Office at sHu-Flx, 256 Main Street, on the Square.
 OPEN EVERY EVENING
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
FOR sALE-AutomobiIes

FOR SALE-We can give immediate delivery on Maxwell Touring Cars at $975: Chalmers Touring Cars at
 $l6o0; Maxwell 1 1-2 Ton Truck al $1,250. These prices are delivered. If you contemplate having a car for next spring better order it now as the price may be higher. and delivery delayed Second hand cars H. B. Anderson Danieison, Conn.,, Tel. $40. q Maple St
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02

KOUPET TOPS for Ford cars: glass enclosed. aIl-year tops; prices, roadster sS9, touring S195; Complete. attached including double acting windshield immediate delivery; your old top and windshield taken in trade; agents wanted. Send for circular Lewis L Tales Corporation, BOT Dean St. Providence. oct24FAfW
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
Meat and Grocery

good location. doing business of $l,- 100 per week; last weeks receipts $1,- l47.S1, all cash. This store has the oest of equipment, new cash regis
 ers, 1 electric coffee mill 1 electric meat grinder. 2 new computing scales, marble slabs, new meat refrigerator, l0x7, office well furnished stock pack ed to the ceiling. and will sell for a sacrifice price if taken at once. Owing to the owners health he Is compelled to sell, and I consider it a rare oppor- tunity This place Is doing the business and you cannot go wrong on such a purchase. Meat cutters and clerks can be retained if desired. If you are looking for a nice business, DON'T DELAY, phone at once to F. l. RACINE, Real Estate and Insurance. Danielson. Conn. Phone 1sS. jane7d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

PRICES reduced; all our stake and slated side bodies to fit Ford 1-ton, Nth ! attended Ford and similar sized cars greatly reduced in price; no reasonable offer refused; must make room for for dealers. Lewis L. Tales Corp, 307 Dean St. Providence. R. 1. MWfeb2
 ERS-Mudguards for Fords Sold in pairs or sets. Immediate de- livery. Discount to dealers. Lewis L. Fales Corporation, BOT Dean St., Proyience, K. l. MWfeb2
 koUPET TOPS for. Ford cars; glass enelosure; all-year tops; prices, road ster ESQ, now reduced to $7250; tour ing S105. now reduced to $97.5O; com plete. attached, including double acting windshield; immediate delivery; your old top and windshield taken in trade 1; agents wanted. Send for circular Lewis l.. Tales Corporation, S07 Dean St.. Providence. R. I. oct24F.M. W.
 FORD OUNERS-Does your car start hard? 51ave you poor lights? Have your magneto recharged in the car while you walt. Norwich Welding Co.,. Chestnut St. oct25d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
WANTED

Cylinder Presinan on Folding Box Work. Competent man can find per- r1anent work. Apply in person, by phone, or by tstter to Robertson Paper Co.,, MontviIe.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02

ALL REBUILT TRUCKs-one G. N. c. % ton. l Longford Vims painted and guarantee{l; can furnish any stan dard type body; attractive prices terms Corporation, BOT Dean St.. Providence. R. I. dec1MW
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
UNDERTAKERs
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
PERSONAL TAXPAYERS.

 Notice Is herepy gwen to al persons llaple to pay tne | ~raURal lax Tn the Town Of oprasue that [ nave a war rant to levy and coIleet, Inc Personal faxes payaole reh. 4G 392e. eaca Of sucn persons peine assessed the sum Of two uoi1ars as his Jilti 9AN, and Tor the purpose ot coIIeethG the Same shall pe at the 4vNn Clerk Ofhce every IHeScAy anu aatlcs-e z i90-u U P Ia. to 9 ga.. Uul1Is5, ysa nalltn of f'sptu&ryt lSz4;,ag ltS AlofA Ae1h- Stes 5t<4lsc4sll llf ft8uoNel5 4kestaes 1s y, Feb Llta, IA41. From Il a.A H. te 2. El., and at l4e versa ,icS Eost0Iuce N te0nesday, reD. leEit .9. 44s51sl lU.a5 a. III. to l2 m.
 All taxes must be paid to Tax Col lector, and all bil.s cccipted by him If paid by mail. please rnelose stamp TOT receipt
 All perso,.s nesicctlng to ray this tax during the month of February. iaiza. !. Ii be proceeded against and prosecuted Ss directed by the laws of this State.
 Dated at Sprague Conn. this Sth day
 JAMES INQUIRE. Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
FAIR AND WARMER TODAY:
 PARTLY CLOUDY TOMORROW
WANTED-MaIs

WANTED-A fireman at the Rogers Domestic Laundry. Iebzd.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Betweea Cedar St, Slater av- enue and St. Patricks church a sum of money in pay envelope. Return to 46 Cedar street and received reward.
 fe1.2d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02

.WANTED-Piano player, Saturday afternoon and evening. F. W. Wool worth Company. jan13d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent Ii
To RENr

TO RENT -- Seven-ro room tenement with aA Improvements. Call Mrs. Jacob Gordon, AZ rairmount St jan2Sd
 TO REST--An apartment of six rooms, improvements, five minutes from Franklin square; family without children preferred. Phone 246. jan27d $ TO RENTAcouage 19 Slater Ave. For particulars. call 554. janI4d
 FOR RENT U Cottage house at ii Church St; modern improvements. Ap- ply at The Plaut-Cadden Go decSOd
 sToRAeE-HopseboId pooas s.oras for long or short term; rates reason- able. Tanning Studio. 52 Broadway.
 decSd
 TO RENT-Furnished rooms; also rooms for light housekeeping Apply at los School St. Phone io4S-a. aug23l
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
AUCTION
AUCTION

Grand opening sale of Horses. On &C., count of q death in the family I had to postpone the auction again until Thursday, Feb. 5; so be sure and be here and you will get the benefit of the delay. Every horse will be put Ip and sold for the high dollar Bring in anything you have to sell and we will self it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TEUT0Ns NOT TO COMPETE
Spec d,rny Committee Deems 10 IMa,-
'tsah!c for Ecrm:.ns and tustrianx
to Enter Sweepstakes.

INDIANAPOLIS. March "1.~-.n,iIna
ton h@s been r.Nc prospective German
and Austrian entrants in The eighth
!a;crntt!ona. Ioo-nri.r swcspsiukc on
the indianapo::s speedway. May 81.
ihat u You'd % well IL postpone all
thought OF competition Tor another
year or Two =; least
fOuoWinS an exhaustive canvass o.!
nhn1c sentiment from coaS, to coast
thai wa; inS,:t-tcd as the result Of
Inquiries received by the speedway
mana cement from abroad. il was d.
Gided that IL wuuid be unwiSc to risk
Teuton!c competition at this timr. :,
against ii.
the speedway infringement: itself a.
sum"d no voice in the matter. pre-
i"rine TO bc guided By popular scatt-
mcnt alone y 70" votes IN favor Of
rc*uminG racing relations with the
" powers OF c"ut:ai f.iiropc were re-
tcNtd. hut on 'hc Whole ih., pubic at
':tuds MAS strongly mGains, ;hem,
tn.css the ierm::u3 and Aua;rians
ir" romnlet"l% discouraged over the
Nrc*cnt state "t aitair.. il is though;
.! inc apecdwa" management tina;
'hcy wil attempt 10 gain entrance 10
"a Indianapolis joO-mile race when
"No: pubic sentiment against them
"!.! hive abatrd sufficiently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HEYDLL3 RECEIVES DATA
''rs Nlng"c's 'rnr. Has Fitted VIII,
Na'io"nl League President Charges
AGAINST either tfn!ciS.
- Associated +

;, vlNCtNNATi. pI.c March e,.-.i.cG
NHEc. ;oriner tH.t.,go a.d 'incinn":I
'>ai!oh"' cssnc Dihyrr. t:.rou.i MS
';t"gney. ,Hos"rt :. i:.p-r mas AZ. 10
n!S lorna! cAargcs G1out baseball .,nd
~ hAyv srn: IrcsH-u. iia>G, r.. s...J
N'.."fl l"i''-. 's'atcme ais RAINING tpu.
H'i."6;,, ..tt--ue player. i. TIC oaso-
Dad -"n'"lin., stories %. w.ni.h SO
.nGl has i'ccn rEmo.cd a:u !. IS u
TO ar ,Il.er now
y: present. .l!corn addcd. Il do no;
"i>h I" max" further announcements
no" %" rcE,n tn. names Of the
payers. III say tha: Uri st!li IN uni
form and u active Servic, are Included
Mr. ury,.i@r "a rccca' statement.
said that no chArStJ had been madc
c:thnr b.! or against Ice Magec. al
right. nave written NJ: Heyd!cr
Hr0hE me Inc already mentioned.
While 4 great deal mpr" could 20 said.
u would n"' ~ .:"pd policy 20 do SO
Just nov let i, 10 ~ that. and Wei!
await further dcveio?mcnts.'
Not q Worl TO EaS'.' remarked
MAGE. I'm oi,,ircl% in The hands a.:
nay .ai,orne%. and VII not make an!
20 do So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
VINCENT RICHARDS AMONG
WINNERS Of TOURNAMENT I
Youthful Holder of Indo,r M,
I"scthe" With Other Stnrs.
lead Competitors.


N:W YORK. March .7.--yir.,,
'l'"hF"S the younG holder of TIM.
door tennis tltic. William +. Tilda, ~
:. Howard Noschcii and other
were among the winners ~ The r:,t
~ indoor championship AT the S,y.,;,
,Gi'u"nt Arm1ry ;olay
Eichar!s had one ~. and ven,
ih' ny u"iau.t. 4 iidvn scored n., -
=" tbc hrnt aud second rounds dn"...., -
lhnS ~. ;. Parker. ccdnrh,,rsi
-. g. and Jerry Lang. The Nc,v
junior. CT. G.. o. :"
Nosch"ii. twice champion. was oar
iaSt ~" IN iura outpiaycd \ 4 o.,
'thHori. 81. CO. ana q. q; Moore T.,
Hc.N"nth Rr".n"n;. CT Gil in ~
"in'r matches Frank Z. Anderson. ruin
n"I-up for the JUNIOR ri,amuiuna;"'
t'irhi"d l'r. William Rosenbamm. ".
"fh. -" 60. 60. aud Jay l.. Au,Iur
son. D. c. In the second rounu :;
Shalcr. Philadelphia. defeated pr. !
NJ. i.'thon, G.. "-G. Ga and Saiuuni
ii"rd!. ormcr Californian. defeat,
Gerald Emerson, Columbia rnivcrwit
=" g.. j. T. f'rnno. the IIarya, /
star won twic". 'ln ou;ulaycd II. *
u u. w stair. Now York vciorn,
defeated J. l.. Werner Princeton. q.
O. III" UNEXPECTED result Of tho IL, =
"'as tn" overthrow OF Alien Echr. Me-
York. hy benjamin Lcthou. a youn..
pinNor. Ct. 90 g.;
rho original field o. - competitors
waa-i reduced t" IS survivors as Two
rounds and par; OF tho third Wa.
completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
AMERICA BEGINS TO TAKE
INTEREST IN OLYMP|Cs
'''"'o'atc 'ians FOR This Country's
Participation Were Made at
Hrccnt Meeting,
lN. lnlvcr.a. Sn-,..n !

N.N YORK. Mare, .5.-\nc-i..,..
interest IN the o::-:.:s:c games. 20 he
WI" 80 Antwerp. belgium. in August.
- "ti''hh.h;; 10 assume snapc Inns
.ii'e.' - a.. sports are PLAYING !, ,o
- h""srs. anu tho genera. trend d:
49, 49,, s Sr"st Lays no iavorites. the famous
NM ,Ni ''..; .ona cassie failed 10 attract
,nN,h aiiontion until recently bcrmnsc
=. ,.'H t"F-a"a% date set for the con-
~ meeting OF the America,
~ Mr'r comri,tee rcccm;,s ,,.,J in
~" rooms OF the New Yori Athletic.
wbi..h rnc3i,. I.ta'i tor all events in
Vas discussed cxhaus;i,r!v. ana Nina
"% ere, i"id &C ordine!y,
wh, ri'' -, m n}, i the interesting facts
section OF dates and D!accs for thr
~; ana h"!d tryou;s 10 determine
Mmo VII ".ar Inc stars and stripes liz
'he Srtat ihtern+t."nai athictiy classic.
Simultaneous TryourS.
,,ona' trEouts VII hc held stimuli
!nnronslE for thr> Different sections
Ties" tryou;s Will take plnc. AZ pns.
,,dc1a. &C.. Chicago and Philadelphia.
cor o." southern trials ~ yet. out i,
= though; New Orleans Viii cvrrtuuliN
ORA" tho hono". The anal tryou;s. ,hr
VIII IS o; ,wh;c,! vii. DO picked t, r.r-
!, ID IL soldiers, Field t,anlridgC.
Mass. on July IL.
y@rh i,h:e;; ' GiuH. has IS b ,"S E :,:
loin,cd manager Of tho team. Mr.
iial,im pi;otcd The ;cam OF ,.l.. wnich
Won so hladiIy At Stockholm. sweden.
Ar lia.pin and his squad % athletes
VIII Hdi! for Antwerp on july "a. The
;Sppeintment OF Mr.. Halpin and the
n.ics and places for tho sectional Try
outs are considered tna most importan;
dcn.Sions made u, thc meeting
INC mems swimming trgouts vii. DC
cont sled in Chicago o3 lui.' -. 10
n 80. ANS ,.I..
outs IL the same line OF sports viii be
.:rld u New York at tho same time.
tn" "n.mit;ec estimates that $500
non would DC necessary I" carry out AL
The i'i.na TO: tie coming event. II viii!
'n"n"% will l'c used for travelling and
1iSin; "n:.ncc purposes FOR tine athletes
and c!I"iElS who Will accompany them.
-. HoNinx Contests In April.
Tie winners of INC nat!ona! ama-
eur boxing rhannpon#hins a. Boaton.
'ir.': ial mills for ln..c sam at .tr;-
vcr;'
q; :ayus T Eirs. resident; ot the
\H'ri,@'. olympic r'Hm;t;cc. opened
he Diseased The nr"rtancc o. one
=: :.t. Co-ordin;'' pau % action. SO /.
Ias aant!'cr "oi,lt ~ added to the lis;
>: .,t'a.".cal pi%a:r .a'cesse:
W. ki:'. q" IA :! Great iiri;ain had I
.'c... dy gotten .dcr WAY with hes I
, .a.S for ,hn 40 i meet. and tina; no
ii1c mas; be 10 ~ "tlc!alS or attn
.;"s In :h.S cou ny. The attitude Of
90. r'.ir." ina tory ass already won
lus; bc Gisc1r 4. he said. IN CON
,,uG!;t.; liz. a.. -" -. .lr. Kirby said IL
vas rtr, sS:'r. =. igc: right down 10
,raS. tnci.s 80 p .ol r.I American style.
lal that 'uth'- = could he gained b. ,
nicely wai'.i.. IL" games 10 st2~;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Richmond League Schedule

xas: sliy GhHr" iii fifth Hank X vs. or 2i-f.n q,
& sds Srs fa "iSa I r sS9 "a. .;
MR.! :i-,Grsys ". Virginia Railway *
r"Mc!' ~ South sid: Church Hid Banl. -.
Mag l-Grsys y. s,arx:on street. a: south
50; virginia Passenger q Rowe! ". Church
II. h,"k \, F":;o".
.,,,nSer;. & Power Co. South Sid: Church
h;,i bank ~, ~, Gray. ~ 'ni;on 49,.
Hank at sau:n s!ds: vit.in!s i.as @Ti * 4
'"%r7 ~ .Gra%s. u: Furon.
ss May ,,c si9 @h;i.nh Size; Grays a,
'H,,, "s,. !. r"we. =: Futon
south Side Virs.na i,.'4e T "a. ,In "a.
Siock;on Stree. =; fulton.
ra ,ang ' 5np;6 v ,n; ,rassS2sgr <
stnr<ton stree. :; tu.:"a.
Jun ie7Gr"y -. a;ac.,on. q, >-ou;n side:
.Iune !a--stoci.:on Stree, 70. Virgin. ras-
Bans vs. Grays. a, Futon 49,
June ?G-stoeht"n Street rs. Church iii!
Bans at South SIDE: Virginia Passenger s
.luiy ;--Stochiou street ". G-ays q; South
Side; Chu:eh IL, Banl; vs. Virginia rsa.
isiy iAt;ray. vs. ',hu i"'t u.ir r,snh a.
South SIDE; Virginia rass~nEc. & rove -.
july .. 2iss " V Virs!;n!. Passenger
Power. a. South Side: Church HI! ua:l. "
a' Ss;y s, st5ss; az w. Fu' Sa.,o, s,
south side: Virginia Passenger & Power
v. I, Eha;rl III i;ag 9, ~ Eu;"n
..ense- & rowe.. a; sou,h s'd.: Church Hii
Rank rs. Gray; at Futon.
Bank. :, South SIDE: Virginia Passenger
~ Tow - sra, - fp',"n,
xs A9f J SSa?s a7i ssnk vs. GE yyso.
':,SS e''S"T ~ 1""c- "a Futon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
COL0RED TEAMS TO PLAY
ut"n ni'cr>it! starts isnsrbnI Scu-
SON ihis hfirrnuun Against
i.inroIu

Virginia Union University Will be-
S'n It's baseball season this afternoon
" non Il p'djS the Lincoln University
''.''h AT iioNsN tiC!d ~ O'Clock For
several weeks the Richmond team has
h'"n PrdciicinE in preparation for the
aitIS, hnd ;ne wealth or material on
SidSiihiv dcputin.; i,.for.. selection. his
regulars. he presence OF a number
81 veterans and large squad Of new
i't"n mas resulted in intense compcti-
ION Tor positions ON III" teams. Union
VIII to represented 10y the strongest
team IN Gears. and the prcScucc OF
Ac'aSNcil. II pitcher from New Jersey.
has caused STOCK in the nine 10 rise
fir above pAr. Lincoln Is one -. til"
oldest rivals al Union. and the game
this afternoon viii 10 fan OF pep and
. . n y li..t1S,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NEW LEADERS APPEAR
chicago stars Roll We'll n,., .r.,,.
Lead In Bowling Tourun-


ftoHiA. I'LL. March -. Now
eaters "rHcarcd at the Nmc.i..,u
80" 'ihS Congress here tate .tod:,y
Whcn thitaS' stars figured In SOM.
81 IN" most Sensational shooting al:
'he Tournament Changes uiuons tbs
cen 'c'td"r$ came thick amd fast.
" erickson and T.. I<rcn:.,. us CHI
chS". scored 1.@oI in the ,vo-u.n
r,rntS "ud ;Ecnt INTO first place d.
DrFito ana T.. ihuby. OF .'hi2uuo. rolling
on the same shift. moved into sccunu
'!ace With score % l,2T: H. r:u.-
."r ara I. Markcu. u Minnc;lro!is.
"Eth position.
j.: l.eliinger. OF Chicago. fol! seven
pihS snort Oh taking the lead in the
,ihiNi,fiais. II" sho: tor Il total az
~ pins. and replaced l.. Meyer. %.
~. Louis. for scson,i honora. u. rchi.
another Chicago bowler, went into
'htru piace. hanging up :, G>i count
r.. kr"mS. OF Chicago. reached tlird
place IN the all-cvrnts. turning ia n
score OF 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
REGULARS BEAT YANNiGANS
Varsity Team OF v. T.. !. Triumpbs
over Team FilOtcd by Conch
nAr mi

SpcrinI 10 The Timcn .D.spatch.l
BLA CkeBCRG. VA. March In
the first regular game OF the season
hero today, the Virginia Techs rcgu-
lars defeated the YanniSans /: to =
l!crnier WAS on the mound for the
Warnings. and his work was cffcc-
.Ivc. with the exception Of the eighth
inning. when he WAS touched UP for
q couple OF doubles and a single. which
were enough to win. For the regulars
Norman Walker. who did tho slab work
for Teen. was effective al all times
The eating OF Wood was the feature.
Score by innings: H. H. l..
Teen ...........0 001 00e2 o.; S >
ianniGan3 o Q 90 % 4 {
Batteries - Walker and Stun D {:
Dernier and Shancr. Umpire Erank s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

,lg:r' s. don E.''iich Licked White Snx
~ Hall In Appear iicrc When
Reds PLAY Senators.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
OUCH! ACHING JOINTS,
RUB nHElEAAT|C PAIN
Hub Pain ri'1ht out with small
trial HJttlc Oi old
"SI Jacobs Oil"
Eh"rnSt,sn is pain" only

Not ne case IN ,iry REQUIRES inter
nal Ea;monl. stop druggin@' Euo
"""' <tS, Penetrating st. jacobs Dir
:" = 'ato !oui sore. StiN. aching
10 CH = nj relief comes Instantly. st
frobS on" is "a harmless rheumatism
f"lmeni which meyer disapoo.uts nnd
cannot t:.rn the skin.
'.imhtr ~. cut complaining! Get
:, small trial bottle o: OLD, honest
81 Jacobs OF" III any drug store
and Ia ius = moment yorl he free
rom rnnUmii" pain. surcr'ess and
"'nAcSs Don't suffer. Relief awaits
you -. Jacobs or is just AZ good
i"t sciaiich. neuralgia, lumbago.
backachc, sprains.--.AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ROYAL MACS MAY RUN
Prince OF Wales Horses Likely to AZ,
on Canadian
TracES.
IHy N~o-iatcd Pres.

REGINA. SASK.. March o7.-Thc
Prince OF Wales tnorouchbrc r..s
horses probably VIII compete at Wes,
"rn Canadian TRICKS nest summer &,
was learned today. !. Carlyle. manage
Of tho Alberta ranch which tho miro.
bought On his tour hero last wear has
gone eastward to take charge nf 4.
HtrIhS a. seven horses mostly ,Wo-
Ncar-oldS. HhicN arc expected to arrjv,
rom the Windsor stables in t:nElarI
IN May or Juuc.
Tn" animals. which arc o. nuro.,
i.nS isn stock. are being sent 10 can
ala Tor breeding purposes hut /, !,
AZ tho Western clnAda fair circuits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
"S0ME CHICKENS" ABOARD
FriHc Winning Plymouth Rocks Leave
New York on Vessel for
Valparaiso,

49,. u! 7 TII''-FS"l n lUC-|
NEW YORK. March .I.-I'a.sonrcr,
anoard the tirac" liner Santa I.i,isa, ..t
route Tor Valparaiso. agreed even be-
torr the sh:D sailed today tina; two OF
their fellow passengers are "snmn
chickens" In appearance and acttnns
alike the iw" passengers bore out ;hr
CONCLUSIONS o. the others. for they aro
priIc- inning plymouth Rocks con
signed by emory II. iartl.rt. Of IN
n ,.c' Mass 20 \. licvia. OF Valparaiso.
rue ca!cE"uS are insured for sn,nn
rates Tor thCir passage They were
accompanied by an attendant;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Fcwster viii Be Ssnt
10 Baltimore Hospital

tti>Su\\II.I.t:. FLA. Nnrrh -.
Wilson 'thicl' t'cwstrr. inGrlnrr
tor The \rW Work <mcr;rar> who
was hit "n tar head u. pitrhrh
tnii la VhurS1as's .-umc brtuccn
tLr Ncw York and U-oohiyH tubs.
III he sent e., n baltimore f0spitui
Tonight for rvnsinucd Uhs"r> ton.
thr blow has caused u partial rE-
iIiHsis OF the vocal thUrds. hut the
rInycr i ron~iouS Thrrc I. NJ
f,rCturc uf the .kufI aud unless
hrmnrrhaGcs develop hr IL expected
- h. uUt N few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Javelia FIuflsd by
Student Stikes Coach

Nns''h N1'0WN, W. w, March -.
-. Hrr! 4. Stan>!,Ur.. q inirtIr al
rector az The University az West
cent an ~" athletic firid here late
To-Day :, h'n ~ ia.el'n EErtcd H., 70
E"mhcr "f ihr trn,k squad struck
ann Ia lac neck. ~" iaSrlin'S head
PcIf"h h'S neck nu tac riShf side
ara came ont ,Iirrg.t!, brncut; his
rhin. hHNiI: pissed between thu,
iusH''ir vein and She rarotid artery.