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New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Chicago TO Form,
Athletic Ieag ue
OF uI)Iic Schools
By BRIGGS

A Public Schools Athletic League for
the children OF Chicago, modelled
along the lines Of the successful
organization in existence in this city,
VAS launched at a special meeting of
Chicago and New York athletic
au horties here yesterday. The con-
terence was accepted IS being the fore
runner of similar action on the pars
of the leading cisies of the country
with the idea of improving the physical
education of schooi children OF the
nation and Incidentally developing
athletic competition and material for
future national and international anna
teur sport contests.
Chicago was represented at The meet
ing by Everett c. Brown. one Of the
leading athletic authorities of the
middle west. and Charles C. Fitzmorris.
secretary to William Hale Thompson,
Mayor Of Chicago, chief sponsor Tor
the nov league. Among the New York
athletic authorities present were jus
tlce Barlow 5. Weeks, General George
Ruben, all prominent in national
a. x. u, intecscholastic and inter-
collegiate athletic organizations.
Brown stated after the conference
that Chicago would start immcdi: te
work ons the formation OF the league.
He said that with the New York
organlzation as an established working
model, he expected to be able TO launch
active school competition within the
neNt three or foul months.
There are at present 200 equipped
Fairgrounds for the 800 GOO school chill
drcn Of Chicago and plans have been
accepted for $4,000 athletic stulium
which VII 6c located on The lake front
and Will accommodate 100 000 spec
tators. 1t is eNpcc.ed TO open this
stadium with intercity iuterscho astic
games in which teams from Chicago
and New York will be the leading CON
tpStanis
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Whittenlore of BrookIine
Wins on Pine1Hl.1rst Links

PlNEHVRST. n. c, Jan 9o.-si1ty
player took par in to-day's Tn Wh.stls
f,ur-ball best bali medal pay. They
we're divided in -hree classes Parker
w Whittemorc. Brsokline. had best m
a,,.dual score, 3C-a04~-6. over the NO.
Z course
j. D. Chapman. Greenwich handicap
s. ard ". T. Truesdell. Garden City
andicap 4. were winners of Class a
'th s. Gas B was w9n by q. l.
.rlor, Canoe Brook l2). paired WITH
z Boyd. ST Louis l9), with TO-
The piay-og Of trple tie Of 70 in
Class c was won by James BarbeII'
Englewood 1S), and T L. Red,ield,
Greenwich f271. Tie ckers' aandlcape
in the Silver Foils. witt blind bogey o.
81. or the No ! course. won't 70 BITS
spencer Waters Auawamis. win 9s.
Alex Ross. Detroit, SET the season
n ark fer the No. , course to-aay Win
33-37- 10
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
The line-up:
Host Of Athletes to Compete
I'm Brooklyn Meet To-niel7

c.; Washington Lincoln Adams. Prince
tonu UniTerrity: Sellers and Eliot Bal
est,,er, Knights OF St. Antony. appear
to be the on y athletes that should make
o Brcn hustle to win.
Ihere will be plenty of action in the
rfma'nlnS - events on the program.
In the intercollegiate relay race the
starters Will include Fordham. Columbia.
Georgetown. Boston. Stevens and the
unlver lty Of Pennsylvania, while FUR
teen teams viii start in the high school
race. Nanncs kolehmaincn win run his
hrst rae" indoors in three years in tho
two mile handicap run. in which he will
face formidable field frjvals in-
GLIDING Charles Pores, Max Bohland
Frank Titterton, Terry Halpin and Nick
Gianakopulos.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
k;lIoane Signs to Box
In Newark Next NTontl,

Benny Valrar will meet Johnny XII
bane on February ls Harry Blaufuss.
secretary OF the Newark Sportsmcn's
Club, wired from Cleveland yesterday
'nat he had secured the champons
signature TO set Of articles Kilbane
is offered guarantee Of $500, with
a percentage lsiViiego, To bcx Va ga.
who battles Joey Fox in Newark next
Monday night For K iba4s Y
to weigh l2l pounds at o'clock. wh lie
the champion VIII box at catch weights.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Jack Frost Again Wins
In Ice Yacht Race

LONG BRANCH. N. j., Jan. 8o.-In
a field Of eight starters Captain James
NJ. O'Erien's speedy yacht, Jack Frost,
won another leg to-day on the O'Brien
Cup. the fourth for the winter season.
The Imp has two legs, and the Hazel l.
one.
The Jack Frost and the Imp led the
field, the former crossing the home
stake in fiftcen-mle chase thirty
seconds in the lead. Captains Buxton
and Duryee sailed the winner. The
ice was soft and slow time was made.
Other starters were the l. N C, Mi
matti, HAZEL L., Princeton, Drub and
Sweet Daddic.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
DIR. Hawkes. Wins Easily

Two matches in Class 3 of the mems
tennis s'ngles were played yesterday
at the Heights Casino. in Brooklyn.
In tho fourth round DR.. Forbes Hawkes.
overwhelmed Edward Sperry. at G--l.
60, and r. W. Gilmore vanquished
George Bacon, st GO, 6-3. Dr..
Hawkes. outclassed his opponent in
every department of the game. his
drives from the back of the court scor-
ing many placemen, aces, and he also
linished of several rallies by closing in
at the net
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

Il Il sichards soon evened matters at 3-all.
ho'n men were putting into play everv
.f cF. Richards finally changed his at
TACK to an a'l-around-the- cour} driving
ana had soon piled up lead OF 10 TO 3.
mere Stern made the boldest stand
seen by any player in the series thus
,ar; His sharp angie drives bnfied
N'chards, and in one hand the Yale man
collected SIX aces. Stern collected as
many aces in three hands, which gave
nm ;hc lead by 12 to 10. However.
TINS squirt tired Stern, with tho result
mat he presented Il poor defense in
combating Richards's ehor to count
hls 'hrcc necessary points to win.
richards will again he put 70 the test
IN fourth round match this after
noon. when he faces Frank A. Seller
the Montclair Athletic Club veteran
Seller advanced vestc rdny through a
d"rault by l.. p. Doyle, Princeton Club
Straight game matches ruled in tho
pay yesterday. Only two contcsts
nccct stntcd third game, one being
that in which f. n. Chamhcrs Colum'
bia Club, defeated N. r. Torranco. tho
Crescent A. C. veteran, aud the other
in which + s Whitlock. Harvard club
downed b. Van Gcrbig. Squash Club,
"f'rr losing the f'rst UamH
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Johnson Out for Hermann

New dispatches from Cincinnati yes
terday dvc.trcG that Ban johnson had
come out oiiciA. y for Augus: Herr
mann 70 succeed aimseif a. Chairman
0f the National Colrnl.s on. Sir Herr
mann, a. tne annual mcctin. Of the
National Commission ir C'ncinnati
several weeks ago, rendered b $ rosiS-
na.ion TO Ike eff c; OH February II.
the date OF tho annual schelI'c mot
ing Of the Natioral League IN Chicago
Ine NE na.3ona agreement ls
amended and Mr Hermann is content
% serve further n ar orce fr m which
he resigned. toore seems h.tie hone ~
relieving tho Tr.unvirafe of mon
ber very objectiorao 70 tie Nat.ona.
League icr more than ycar Mr.
johnson has maintained deadlock On
-he question because oi ne terms ot
The national agreement
This article says that the chairman
mus. be the mutunl selection of Tie
two presiden's Of the major learucs
A. Jonn A Hcydler, president of the
National League. WELD. only one Of
.he two votes, there seems nothing can
be done while the present aVr.craost
holds. Heydicr has been p'cav.d by
bis ieague 70 oppose Herrmanns re
tention Of the Office
Ihere - one ~ay''he dsfcu ~ MAJ
bs obviated and Mr. Johnsor forccd 70
ecce pt pew man, X VIZ 5;ointod out
by Nas!Nra' L'aguc club owner ycs
t~rday. The national agrce rnen, msv
be amended BY d two-thifds votc -
the Joint meeting II the two lcaaa 81.
II is known thai sevc. Eat.onai
League club owners orDose Mr. Herr
mann. These. with the three fcyo.u.
tioraris of the American League
wouid lsave ten VOTES agaiog, ths
sionhrtcs of the American Le4re.
sppporting Mr johnson. MFR Herr-
Taann, a. chairman of the Nat pua
So'r mission, could scarcciy bc expect RI
70 cart Cincinnaf3's .yote for timseIf
II he we're sincere IN hjx resfpus.ion
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Amory, OF Boston, Wins
Palm Beach Golf Title

PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan. go Charles
Amory. of BOSTON. is The new Lake
Worth golf champion. having earned
She title to-day in match with Harry
Payne Bingham, OF New York. that
was in dov't much Of the time Though
Amory pied with such fine form that
the ga .erv vas not surprised to see
him come through ahead
After Bingham had squared the
match Oh the sixteenth Amory went the
next two holes under circumstances IL
lustratng the fine go'f temperament he
has shown throug hout the Tourney
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Wilde to Box Mason

TOLEDO. Jan. 30. Jimmy Wild, the
British champion, and frankie Mason.
OF Fort Wayne. Ind. have been matched
'or twelve-ro round bout here the lat
ter part Of February for the hyweight
championship Of the world, according
20 telegram received tonight from
Nd Thatcher. The latter went to Mil
waukce several days ago to obtain the
signature of Wilde's manager to
contract
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
New srv,n Meet Date

The date for the Metropolitan Asso-
citation A, A. Z gymnastic CHAMPION
ships, to be held a. The Newark Y. NJ
{. A., has been charged from Friday
evening, AnYl ?, to Saturday evening.
Apf1l & Entry blanks viii be issued
snort y and can be Rad at the A. A. u.
headquarters. 290 Broadway. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
81 .ard School Five
Wins Eighth Straight

The Barnard School five won it's
eighth straight game of basketball yes
terday afternoon by defeating the
Dwight School five at Barnard, 24 to 20,
in fast ard exciting contest At half
time the winners were ahead - TO 9
Bolles and the Farrell brothers starred
for Barnard and Koethe played well
for the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

Appellate Dirision Uph0lds
Wagner in Ca1'l Mays Case
Preliminary Injunction Stands Pending Outcome of
Trial; Counsel for New York Club Says Ruling
Is Body Blow for JoIlnson Southpaw in Fold
By w. ]. Macbeth

"double yesterday the Appellate Division
the battling colones
n afternoon Manager Miller IIuggns
IIerber Thormahen a 1920 contract
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
{65; 5;aSSPEQR!!,!JH:Z !? l:!!!]|:; III!
\ >aHLby Gfa1zt2af7d Rice
Copyright, 1920, Neav York Tribune Inc)
BeIleair, Fla, January 80

Belear, January
1t the George Brook nd that is only
matter of
towns of America Of from 5000 ppulation
population"
There already he said to-day and
within brief period will golf laid out
forty fifty acres of
the Scottish germ"
Mr. AIDE is correct in this surms Golf is
the small England but when
does the day isn't 50 far when there will be million
the ST. Petersburg suspers and
whker general popularity Of the game for future
reference be
Bunl<ers from the Clouds
We frequently estimate the number Of bers
on golf the taking one at time
This ensemble is lacking There is no
chance obtain sloggng along the farway
In order get this ensemble elear course
to-day with Len "her the noted pilot ydropane
this express purpose
At height of 5000 feet the success
sion of vast do linked together These bunkers traps pots
and hazards and they sweep with
only few yards o
From above spacc allotted
to the fa'rway opinion that golfers always
was change look from the
arasse and poane humanity beyond where the green
waters OF e Gulf and the blue beyond
This hydropane system carrying various
and bunkers the with hvpanc
easier than you can with a driver brassie.
words to that
few of
his own district have heard about
sho players the country Ills Dave can
gamble your last kopck that he
between II and 73 general average
You heard Of him because giving lessons
and looking after his In his last
three trips over the championship 3ea TO-
ana o9 lie intends to enter Toledo
ne isn't somewhere close up easy guess
Quite number bysandcrs have taken
the outcry against Dcmpsey claim champion fighter
they could have felt the same xa b - f
they had endless lines doughboys colng along p toward the
to reach the umpingof Maybe But we doubt
young ana older who think of
heritage to-day soaked forest Of Franco
The average human likes the way is to
forget But always as easy
Why should most of the best
from the Wes? asks L. There answer at hand bo we
can't think of unless
more rugged Of humanity for the upner emf m tl
Tho daily battle at Bccnir George AIDE and Ort Wells
one OF the seasons features Neither other loose n ~
don't know what to d abouit ~ >'
Another popular change scoring allow ea nave
one stroke hole whore his turned
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
hicinards, Of Harvard Club,
Victor i'm Class 3 Suuasl,
TIE Summary

Ann'o' ''ass y National Squash Tcnnjs
n 'Fon 8 i'r~'-. al - y, - :, !.
n non Coi.nhia Cluh 15-s l5-a; r NJ
: =, m n'fS Co'' mh'a Cluh defeated y. r.
ID f \ Mon - .,
y, hN dofauil f,ow Novlo p tnre,on
Ni"n' J a. Richards. Harvard Club. Dc.
$ WhiliocH Harvard clnh do.
II Van GWblf ,sq ,sA Ciuh 10
d., 's.' ...,. 80 W',.'an dams r. Yale Club.
II. aN irving II cofn"ii '1op, copn-,sta -
, ."" ''f a'd II Ncune. Harvard CT b.
-, - '-. St-ys,sani Wninwrlght'
b ,'ai C. Tomltnson IT,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

The label il, our CLOTHING
is like a good insurance
policy!
Protects the wearer from
worries.
Keeps saying, I'm
Rogerspeeter and it's up to
me to make good. If l
don't, fire me back and get
your money"
No charge for the label!
The best of everything
men and boys wear. Also
Sporting Goods and lug
gage.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
broa dway Broadway
at 18th St Pour at Gath s.
CcnvNn; ent
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ava
at Warren at 4lst S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
One-ccnt Sale this week.
WRONG ADDRESS

Mrs. Eta Moore. proprietor OF the
Star rooming house. says that the
Herald was misinformed when II
said that she was victimized by Fred
Ford. indicted forger and Jail break
er, with bad check and that Ford
had room at the Star after his re-
cent jail escape. 1t was In anothev
house In the same location. operated
by Mrs .Crabtree that Ford got a
room, the two houses being located
in the same neighborhood gave rise
to the mistake.
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SECOND HAND CARS

! We are going to make a speciality
of handling used cars and II you
have one to sell or want to buy one
, 1t will pay you to come and see us.
Read this list: -
We have listed for sale-One
Studegaker 7-passenger, In good con-
dieion, tires new. =
One Oakland 4.
One Ford speedster,AI condition.
with new body.
One Chevrolet. 1918 model, Al
condition. tires all good.
We have orders for second hand
Dodge or light truck: several sec
ond-hand Fords. j.,
One 7-passenger car in good condi-
tion. We have cars for rent without
drivers, and also specialize on Ford
repairing and supplies.
Klamath Falls Auto Co., q
1857 Main I'll
Roy Call, Prop. i
One-Ccnt Sale this week. 81
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the Silver Butte section, where for
est fires always are a menace.
The county and the forest service
each will bear a share of the cost OF
construction. and it hoped to get the
road in before the fire season starts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
FRS WOOL Is SOLD
AT EIGHTY CENTS POUND

CORNING (Tehama Coz, April
lo,-C. n, I'M, of the Bank Of Corn
Ing has received word from Boston
that tho first car Of Arizona wool has
brought so cents In the grease,
Last year the price that prevailed
for tho first shipment of like wool
was 60 cents.
With this rate prevailing, the
Corning section win receive some
thing like 100000 for her wool
this spring-as many flocks are In
this locality.
One-cent Sale this week. 3t
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STOLEN

Lifted Ice Chest, from corner 9Th
and klamath Ave-, Saturday night.
between 7 and 8 o'clock. Reward
$500. A clue, do the rest. See
Dick, 1908 Main st. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12

Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife from this date.
1915 Charles w. Brown.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
One-cent Sale this weel

One-Cent sale this week. 81
FOR SAILS Airdale pups. whelp-
ed on April 9Th. Will he right
for fall training, From the best
Aildale strains in California. Regis
tration pedigree with purchase; male
326, female SIS. Address T. w.
Goddard, klamath Falls, Ore. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
WILL COOPERATE no
BUILD FIRE ROAD

LIBBY, Mont, Apr 12.-The coun-
ty and the forest service are to CO.
operate in building a highway into
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o. Il. s. NOTICE

There will be regular meeting Of
Alaha Chapter. No. 81, o. e. s. Tues
day evening, April 1890, at $500
o'clock p. M n Initiation. Visiting
members welcome.
1918 Effie 8. Chastain, w. M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
One-cent Sale this week.
MAsONS ATTENTION

WANTED--TwG room. house fur
nished or unfurnished; no child
rem. Room 217 Hall Hotel. 1919
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One-Ccnt Sale this week.
NOTICE

The county clerks once will be
open the evenings OF April 13-l4-l5-
1919 from 1880 till 900 o'clock to
accommodate those who can not get
there earlier to register. This will
include all the evenings this week
except tonight and Saturday. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12

Will make reasonable terms with
parties for my apartment
house, 607 High. A. j. Lyle. 12'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12

Ewauna Camp, w. o. VINO. 790.
will hold a regular meeting Tuesday
evening. April 13 at 8 o'clock in the
west hall OF the !. o. o. f. building.
Among important business is the
election of delegates to the district
convention. All members are urged
IN attend. 1913
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-04-12
Ope-ccnt Sale this week.

RANCH TO RENT for cash or on
shares, or will lease for term OF
years. For information call at Sl2
Oak Ave.
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One-cent Sale this week.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
a>>>>~~~~>s~~-~~~~
One-cent Sale this week 81

FOR SALE OR TRADE-16o acres
of fine land, partly in cultivation;
good wheat land potato land. Also
REIMBURSEMENT on $50 acres joining
ranch. Address II. d. Herald office.
1922"
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Ope-ccnt Sale this week.
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One-Ccnt Sale this week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
MAKE AUTO TRIP
TOCALIFORNIAIN
TWENTY DAYS
st. Johnsbury Party Gives
Gives Details OF Trip
Across Continent

Their many friends in s.. John.
berry will be glad to learn Of the safe
arrival in Pasadena, Calf, of George
Stuart, +. A. Morgan and Charles
Green who let St. Johnsbury, Sept.
%, in Corcell Sluarts Overland 1ol
L real overland Tip from Vermont
to the Land OF oranges and roses. Mr..
Morgan has kindly sent US his log Of
the nip, which follows:
Dean Editor:
! wonder, if you will give space IN
your paper for an outline o. cur trip
by auto from st. Johnsbury to Paaa-
deEa, Calf George Stual'5, Charles
Green, Corccll Stuart and myself. |
an going 10 chance it, and if you
deem it worthy, all right if rot, all
right just the same.
can say that | wrote for a paper
anyway, if you don't print il.
On September % al about noon, we
left st. Johnabuly in Corcell Stu
arts 5-passengcr Overland, loaded
with grips salt cases, blankets, top
coats, and tool boxes. Going by
White River Junction we made GU!
first stop for the night at Woodstock,
making 72 miles that afternoon.
The next morning we started for
Little Falls. N. Y, stopping at Sara
toga for dinner, a beautiful city;
then on to Buffalo, reaching Niagara
Falls that night, making a drive Of
, - miles but the ro11s were fine, and
Corcell only hit the high places. We
storned there till noon the next day,
looking at the vast amount of water
umbling over rockS and lodges to un-
lIy town. After lunch we started
known depths, and they said it was .
or Brockton, n. Y, going through
The grape belt, where there We're
thousands of acres of grape vines,
'oa4ed with beautiful purple fruit.
We made 80 miles that, afternoon.
The next morning we started for
Ashland, Ohio, stopping at Marion
the homo town Of our next President
whore we got good dinner. That
lav We saw enough tomatoes and
'abba~e growing to cover the whole
own Of St. Johns bury. We mode 208
niles nat day. Our next destination
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
Mil IT AIRY STOPS RLOTING IN dublin CITY
COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY At
ODDS ON ARMENIA

GENEVA, Nov 23-A clash be-
tween the council and the assembly
Of the League Of Nations on the
question Of carrying out the a.
scmbly's resolution Of yeatel day for
intervention in the Armenian situa-
ton doomed up as 4 possibility as the
assembly met tod&%. It was thought
the failure Of The council Of the
league 10 act last night on the Nivi1ni
resolution for intervention, passed By
he assembly yesterday, might pro-
yoke another debate on Armenia and
raise the entire question Of the re-
ldtion Of the council and the asse,nb-
ly.
The respective powers Of these
bodies are looming up as ono Of the
biggest questions before the "a
semblv. The clash on this subject
would naturally come in discussion Of
the report Of the ORGANIZATION, com
mission but it could easily be Drcci-
pitated by refusal Of the council to
carry out any resolutions Of the
assembly.
After the meeting Of the council
last night, which failed to take action
With rn~arA 20 +he Armenian reenl'-
tion, the attitude Of Arthur 7, Bal
-four wastaken to indicate thathe was
in no hurry to urge thc\council to
such action. The makeup Of the
committee to examine the details Of
the eventual intervention Of the
I earuc Of Nations in the Armenian
situation was anOuced by the chair
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hotels were both cleared of guests
and occupied by soldiers.
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CUTItW hOuf several streets We're sur
rounded by barbed wire barr ers and
the soldiers examined all persons
passing. Soldiers conducted scores Of
raids throughout the city, reports
reaching newspapers. showing that all
classes and types of residences and
other premises were searched. 1t
seemed certain that many casnalties
had marked the days activities.
Searching parties were accompanied
by armored cars with machine guns.
Military authorities have command
eered the City hall for troops and the
men occupied all the offices except
few. The Central and Exchange
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
The Weather

Rain on the coast and
ram or snow in the in
terror this afternoon or
tonight.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
! PUBLIC FUNERAL FOX
MURDERED OFFICERS

LONDON. Nov. pa public fur
clel will be held here for tho Il
lr.tish officers assassinl.nd in nub-
l,n Sunday morning it wqS announced
to5iN. \ dcstrovcr left fc" DuA'n
today to bring the bod es to Eng an |.
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CALENDAR
GIRLS COMMUNITY LEAGUE

VI MD NNJIFF Q M LI1FNI 2 z
Todav-4 O'Clock hoclpt"v. Teacher
Mrs. Herbert Blodgett
7-10-Industrial classes, English,
nursing, tvpewritinG.
"Wednesday, after school--Good Times
Club.
Thursday, Thanksgiving. No classes
or meetings.
adv