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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
HURLER HITS
UNPS ON NOSE
Bob Shawkey And Bill Hill
debrand Tangle; Babe
Gets Two Homers.

Boston. Mass. Nay 2s.-An assault upon
umpire Hfdebrand by pitcher shawkey OF
New York In the fourth inning. resulting
in Shawkey receiving q scalp wound from
the unpire's mask. created excitement
In the game with the Red SoI which New
York won Thursday. Babe" Ruth made
two home runs. sending the ball once 70
the right field bleachers and the sec
ond time over the LEFT center field fence
this giving him a total OF ten for the
season. New York players protested
strongly when Eildebrand enabled Boston
~ rsj,e its only run In the fourth by
sending schanE TO first on balls with the
bases fuII. forcing IN a run
after Harper, ueXt man up. had peeh
ont or strikes. Shawlley approached the
11-7ufre. bowed and DOTTED his cap in mock
thanks Hndebrand ordered Shawkey OF
- s--ou7d- 7rhereupon he rushed at the
umpire and struck him several times apo.t
he head Hildebrand defended hirnsei1
win his mask and opened a wound on
shs-vlzev's head. Umpire Evans and cap
rsfn Hooper OF the Red Sox separated the
men and Shawizey was conducted from lhe
49, O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Eight Round Bouts In PhilIy
Boxers Must Be Even Weights

their man during n round shall
dfSquaIify the boxer, and one
half Of the lntter's money shall
go to a hospital to be designated
by the club
wherever a boxer is apparently
outclassed the bout must be stopped.
No Weight Difference.
No boxer shall be allowed to con-
test against an opponent 10 pounds
heavier than himself, in the light
weight class or under
Weights shall be announced from
the ringside-
Only soft bandages shall be al
lowed en- boxers hands
Only eight round bouts permissa-
Bile.
The foul blow known as the kid
ney punch" shall be barred
Smoking shall be prohibited
No boxer shall be permitted to
wear white costume.
Every contestant must be fur
nished a contract, signed by man
aEer. boxer and promoter.
Greasing a boxer shall not be per-
mitted-
All contestants in star bouts shall
report to the superintendent Of police
"a hours before the contest
IN case of disappointment the pub
lie must be notified
Gloves must be put on in the ring
Gambling in any form shall be
prohibited. Any boxer. manager or
handler guilty of gambling shall be
barred from contests in this city for
all times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
TOMMY MURPHY
MAY BOX NELSON
Fifth Cavalry Star Agrees
To A Match With Ell
Paso Crack.

Tommy Murphy. welterweight
champion Of the southern depart
ment. now stationed at Maria, Texas,
with the Fifth cavalry regiment is
ready and willing to come TO FL
Paso and meet hard hitting Tommy
Nelson in the Motor group arena
Is Ready Now.
So matchmaker Jim Erwin Of the
Vised in latter received Friday
morning from the cavalry scrapper.
Murphy has not been seen in action
at Fl. Bliss since New Years day,
1919 having been discharged there
from the Fifth regiment Recently
he rejoined the regiment. however.
and has been in hard training at
Maria in anticipation Of a number OF
bouts in the near future He won his
departmental title ar Fit Sam Hous-
ton in January 1913 and is the man
Tommy Carter, Kid Young and host
Of other good boys developed in the
FL Paso district
VIII Make Weight.
Murphy agrees to make 135 pounds
at o'clock for a night bout with
Nelson In his letter to matchmaker
Erwin he states that he is glad TO
hear the good news" and that he
wants TO secure more bouts in the
event he is returned winner over the
aggressive Tommy.
Nelson has been training here for
some time He is preparing for a
California campaign after his meet
ing with Murphy and his manager.
Bob Widman. OF Los Angeles. is
busily engaged arranging bouts for
him at Vernon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nay Is
Philadelphia's director of public
safety. James T Cortelyou. re-
Gently announced a new code Of rules
to govern boxing bouts in that city
which il is believed will benefit the
ring sport there. Under the old rules,
which had been in vogue for about
nine years. all bouts were limited
to six rounds. but director CortelyOu
has decided TO allow bouts Of eight
&c unds duration
He claims that by lengthening the
number Of rounds. boxers viii be less
apt to stall" and every fighter who
signs up for a match Will have to
weigh in" at. or under. the stipu-
lated weight called for in his con-
tract. The director also has asserted
that the new code will be enforced
to the letter and has warned all
promoters, managers and boxers to
that effect Following are some Of
the new rules.
Three Seconds Enough.
Contestants shall not be permitted
to have more than three attendants
or seconds and these must refrain
from coaching during the progress Of
the rounds.
Seconds shall use a fan and not a
towel for tanning boxers.
All seconds shall remain in
their boxers corner during the
bout and not place themselves in
a neutral corner.
Throwing water by seconds on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Swedish Racer
Refuses Medals

Antwerp. May 2s.-Wfslauder. the
all around Swedish athlete who was
second to Thorpe in the 1912 Olympic
games as individual champion, has
met with the same fate as Thorpe
disbarment from competition in the
1920 Odympiad. for his refusal to ac-
cept the prizes won by Thorpe but
awarded to Wislander when Thorpe
was declared a professional. according
to Swedish athletes who attended the
Olympic ice events here
Wislander has steadily declined 20
accept the medals and stateuettes on
the ground that they were not his. but
Thorpe's. by right Of victory and these
awards still are in the hands OF the
1912 committee at Stockholm
For refusing 10 accept the commit
tees rulings. Wislander has been
barred from Olympic competitions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Olympic Heads
Arrange Track

Antwerp, May 2S.-Officials in
charge Of the olympic games to be
held in August. have so far found IL
impossible to arrange a straightaway
at the stadium for the 200 meter race
the nearest Olympic equivalent to
the American go yard dash
The maximum possible length OF a
straight track in the stadium IS only
slightly above a hundred yards and
the 200 meter race probably VIII be
run with one gradual eliptical curve
in the course
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

New York. Nay 2S--The Boston Ma
tionals defeated New York in both games
OF the seasons first double header Thurs
day. Boston has won all five games
played on the Polo grounds this year. Left
fielder Mann OF the Braves was hit on
the left elbow by q pitched ball IN the
second game and was forced TO retire
Mann was hit three times during the two
games
First game. RHE
Boston -.-......-.120 O01 e1e-5 II 2
New York ....-..-...O00 o10 100 .
Batteries- Boston. Rudolph. Eayres. Nc
Quillan and O'Neilis New York. Douglas,
Winters. Hubbel, Nehf and Snyder
Second game. r a. E
Boston ........-...1oz 900 no u /
New York ........L 900 coo 600 8
! Batteries Boston Scott and O'Neil.
New York. Barnes and Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Many Entrants In
''Y" Swim Class

Thousands Of lives are annually
lost by drowning. A great proper
ton of this loss would be prevented
were the art Of swimming more gen
orally known and the proper methods
Of rescue and resusitation more
generally known The first essential
in becoming at home in and around
water is a good safe strong stroke.
The modified crawl or Corson over
hand stroke is the one that is taught
to all of the beginners in the Y N
c A swimming classes and the more
complicated strokes are easily learned
with this stroke as a basis. accord
ing to physical director Holm Of the
Y. n. c. A
It is expected that over a hundred
boys will be enrolled in the learn
to swim for two" campaign which
viii be held at the Y n c. A. dur
ing the week beginning Nay 81. Any
boy in Ell Paso between the ages of
II and IS may enrol in this class
free Of charge by registering at the
ssY"
Wilson 1IcVey viii have charge Of
the registrations and physical direc-
tors Holm and Cordova viii have
charge Of the swimming instruction.
The water in the pool will be changed
every day during this period
CARPETS CLEANED the best way
by the best cleaners VII SON-1IIL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Matty MatsudaHereO nJune 8
Chris Jordan Hurls A Def

HHATTY 8IATSUDA. the sterling
lfi little Japanese welterweight
wrestling champion and Jack
Reynolds, undisputed worlds title
holder. are 10 meet in Liberty hall on
Tuesday night. June s, for the
supremacy Of this division
Both Ready To Come.
Manager John Mcintosh OF the Fl
Paso wrestling association has been
negotiating with the principals for
several weeks past and he was able
10 announce a short time ago that
they had agreed TO tentative terms for
the match He received word Thurs
day that both Of the little topnotchers
would be on hand and ready for the
bout on the designated date and 70
make II a FINISH contest Reynolds
IS particularly DESTROYS OF eliminating
all contenders for his title and not
among the least Of these is Matsuda.
runs for his money and announces his
intention Of trying just as hard IN Fl
Paso.
Review Of Fl Paso wrestling
history does not recall a single
match with the possible exception
of the meeting OF Matsudn and
Jordan which presents the pos
sibfIities of the coming contest
Matsuda T. probably the most
popular little WrfEEler who has
shown here TO date. He has
tremendous local following and
when signed to meet man Of the
cnliber Of Reynolds there Is little
doubt but TINT the fans viii turn
out en- masse for the engagement
Fans who are acquainted with Mat
suda's wonderful speed and science
will be glad to learn that Reynolds
is said 70 be even the faster OF the
two men,
Chris Is After Bout.
Chris Jordan. FL Paso favorite
wants another bout before the local
fans and quite a number Of his friends
here have asked matchmaker Nc
Intosh that he be signed TO met Pet
Brown. Waino Ketonen or some other
good man.
chris Is IN line for a bout on some
date in the near future after Reynolds
and Natsuda are disposed OF and II
may be that Matsuda will challenge
the Grecian star 20 a return engage
ment II he is successful over Rey-
nolds.
Jordan f. at present in Kansas
with n carnival OF which he Is
part owner and has turned down
n number Of offers for n match.
He wants 10 come to Fl Paso and
is willing to post $1,000 side bet
that he can defeat either IrslinEer
or Pet Brown. Chris wired this
challenge in on Tuesday night and
Is prepared TO come here any time,
he says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

lPNEAL IS MATCH WINNER
Westbaden, Ind, Nay 2S.-Harry P.
hlcNeal. secretary and treasurer Of
the Golfers Magazine company and
a member OF the Olympic Field club,
Chicago, won the amateur golf tour
nament on the Westbaden Springs
course Thursday with a score OF s.
for the IS holes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28


sRatted for Shawkey in fifth
4Battad for Harper In sixth
Score by innings 80. al. =
New York -.---.----------- ~ - -
- r.s. hits Peckinpaueh. MenoslSy.
1rc7n1f=. Home runs Ruth, . stolen
f7ses- lIcNaIIy. Double plays, Pratt %
Pacl-inpaurh to Pip Bases on balls'
shawkey. 2; Mays. 8; Harper, 3 KARI J.
Ha-7er. s. Karr. g. Struckout. by shaw
kew. /. by Mays. 4; by Harper, 3 by
kari J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

wv A-a9 MUS Ia4urLlf EtolHlis see Al
len. stock Three base hits. Duncan, Neale.
McHenry. Schultz . Home run, Hornsby.
stolen bases. Roush. Janvrin. Hornsby,
Fourier Dilhoefer. Sacrifice hits. jan
win, .; Schultz, Stock. Dilhoefer. Sher-
del Bases on balls. Sallee. 2 See. - Doak
3; SherdeL 1. Innings pitched. Sallee.
-; Doak, %; Luque. Ia: Jacobs. o
@ out IN SIXTH; See. 6; Sherdsl 1-3. Hit
by pitcher. by SGllee (Fourner)- Struck
out. by See, g Doak, 3 Sherdel .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
BASEBALL
TEXAS LEAGUE.


At Dallas r H z
Dallas .............. 100 100 300 II 0
Galveston .-.-.-.... 100 900 00O-1 (
Batteries: Dallas, Landry and Robert
son: Galveston. Couchman and O'Brlen-
At wichita Falls r. H E.
Beaumont .-.-.-.... 90 100 900 9 ?
Batteries. wichita Falls, Johns. Sewen
and Kitchens Beaumont, Schneider and
Alexander.
At san Anton.o. r II. E.
san Antonio -. 01o COZ 00o-3 o
Shreveport -. 001 900 0Oe-1 1
Batteries. san Antonio. johnson and
Gibson; Shreveport, Bono and HunglinE-
Houston at Fort Worth. called at end Of
second inning, rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Join the international Gymnasium
Club, located under the Border bank.
cor. Stanton and Texas SITS. Coolest
room IN Fl Paso. See all the boxers
in action. Every Friday night visitors
night, free. Come in and look US
over. Ask Jack at the Lobby.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
pT-eqrTT. sO1TF RACFR,

In a recent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
game Reb Russell beat out buni
and on the very next play went 70
second as part Of a double steal No
one ever accused Reb Of having so
much speed before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Brooklyn. n. Y. May 2s.-Broolzlyu and
Philadelphia played off a postponed game
[ the visitors winning in II innings Thurs
day The Phillies lost Their uniforms and
bats on their way here from the west and
played in the Dodgers visiting toys
PnffnTaluhfa u Pm A =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

where They Play Saturday.
salt Lake at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland
Oakland at san Francisco.
Vernon at Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Little Rock. 4; Atlanta. 2
Chattanooga. 3. New Orleans. Z.
Memphis. 10; Birmingham, /
Nashville, -; Mobile, SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

s.. Paul. s: Indianapolis. 2
Milwaukee. 5; Columbus. l.
Minneapolis. 3. Louisville. 2
Toledo at Kansas City. wet grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

PhUadelphia. Pa. Nay 2S-Chicago
wound up the series by winning IRON
ph0sdeluhis Thursday, driving Martin
rom the mound IN the fourth 7 Collins's
home run in the third. the 18th circuit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Two base hits. P Miller. Myers. Three
base hits. Meusel. Myers. Konetchy.
Stolen bases. Meusel. Baird Sacrifice,
Smith Double plays. KilduH and Ko-
uetchy- Bases on balls. Smith. 1: MOZART
/. Inning pitched. Mitchell, ? Is MOZART,
s "a HIT by pitcher. by Smith CBaird)-
struekout. BY MOZART. 4 Wild pitch, No
hart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

At Seattle. p h z
Salt Lake city .------.-.---...-. l
Seattle !
Batteries: salt Lake City, Leverenz.
Thurston and Byler; Seattle, Schorr and
Al Oakland. RH. E.
Oakland ..--.....-......-..-.. Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

PIttshurg. Pa. May 28.-Pittsburg de-
feated the Cleveland team OF the Ameri-
can league in an exhibition game Thurs
day.
Score R-H. z.
Cleveland .......... coo 900 300 10 8
Pittshurg -.......... 10 COL 10
Batteries: Cleveland. Boehling and
Thomas; Pittsburg Medor and Lee I'M
pires, Pierson and Mccormick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Toledo. o.. May 2S--The Toledo Rail
Light baseball club. composed OF indie
pendent players. defeated the Chicago
club Of the National league in exhibition
game Thursday. Fourteen Chicago bats
men were left on bases
Score r H. E
chicago ......... 100 900 01o-2 9
Rail Lights -. zoe Os0 0os-5 10 s
Batteries: Chicago. Cav, Bailey and
DAILY; Ran Lights. Baxter and Brennan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

As tomorrow Is the last Saturday
I'm this month. your carrier viii call
20 collect Kindly be prepared 10
pay him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Where They Play Saturday.
Detroit at S. Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
New York at Boston
Washington at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Chicago .-----.-..-.-.--... O01 500 000-s
Philadelphia -.--.--.-.-.. 600 100 0OO-l
Three base hits. Jackson. Welch- Home
run. J. Collins Stolen bases. Schalk. CT
cote Sacrifice. Z. Collins. Double plays.
Weaver to Collins to J1urdan; Felsch to
Risberg: RisberE TO Jourdan; Dykes 70
Perkins TO Thomas to Perkins. Thomas TO
Griffin Bases on balls. Martin. ?. IN
nings pitched. Martin. Z Harris. 4: Keefe,
L Hit by pitcher. Harris (SchaIk)- Struck
out by Cicotte. 3; Martin. 3; Harris. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Oklahoma City. i. wichita, 5.
Des 1roines. 1; st. Joseph. 5
Sioux city. 1; Omaha Z.
Tulsa. .; Joplin, 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Garden seeo--resh ana full OF life
FL Paso Seed Co.. 523 E San Antonio
street-AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
RALPH LINCOLN
WANTS A BOUT
Los Angeles Mixer Is Anx-
iOus To Come To 81
Paso And Box.

Ralph Lincoln. California bantam
champion. IS anxious to box before
the FL Paso fans. He is willing TO
meet either Of the PayO boys Gene
belmont or Red Hogan, on any terms
Just to show the fans Of his home
town that he is a boxer who can hold
his own with any OF EN- in his d.
Is An FL Paso Boy.
Lincoln Is an FL Paso boy and sim
has relatives here Ralph was born
here. but was taken 10 Los Angeles
at the age OF five By his parents He
grew up into an atmosphere Of
leather gloves and soon became the
leading bantam mixer Of the coast.
He is now in Bisbee and while he has
several bouts planned for the near
future he wants to come here and
meet the Payo boys or Gene Oel-
mont
belmont is a trifle heavy for Linz
coin but in the event the Memphis
mixer agrees TO make weight The
bout should be a good one. Lincoln
generally goes into the ring scaling
around 122 pounds while belmont
would scale 126 OF a trifle more.
Gene is now in Memphis and IS
anxious 10 come back to the south
western country and box any man
who thinks he can stand up against
He has been in close touch with
Roy G. Martin. Of FL Paso since
leaving the city and has readily
agreed TO box Lincoln or anyone else
in this section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

drive here in Il days was a misjudged
ny which Walker allowed to bound into
the bleachers. Five double plays fea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

where They Play Saturday.
Philadelphia At New York
PittsburE at Cincinnati
St Louis at Chicago
1ston at Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
STANDINGS


Game saturday.
Seventh Cavalry and Eighth Cavalry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

'Batted for Harris IN eighth.
Co. E1-- H~a-H-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

CARPETS CLEANED the best way
by the best cleaners VII SON-1IL-
LICAN Plant ? Phone 7S6.-Adv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-07
FATHER JAILS son
Huntingdon. w. Va. Physician
caves Boy With Police to
Prevent Theft

Huntingdon. w. Va, July C.
Dr.. A. j. Watts, a physician, leav'
ing the city for a short business trip
placed his son Gordon, aged 10, ir
charge of the city police with in
structions to keep him in Jail unit
he returned.
The sergeant in charge at central
station demurred at first at doing
guardian duty without some logica
reason.
DR.. Watts informed the police
that if he allowed his son freedon1
while he was out Of the city he had
no doubt Gordon would steal his mo-
tor car. 1t was to guard against
such loss that he was asking that
he be placed in Jail until he returned
The police authorities finally con-
sented and Placed the boy IN cor;
finement. An investigation was also
ordered by the police commissioner
to determine why the son, whose
reputation has been good, should be
Jailed by his father for precon-
ceived crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-07

to Representative T. w. Harrison,
Of Winchester, did assert that ne
would "drive the damn dry fanatics
and hypocritical preachers to hell
in spite of his flat denial, according
to a sworn affidavit made by the
Rev. S. L. Baugher, pastor OF the
United Brethren Church of Edin-
burg. Va, and acknowledged before
j. c. Hutchinson, notary public OF
that place.
Few days after the Rev. Mr..
Baugher published what purported
to be his passage at arms with
Colonel Leedy relative to the al
legged strong language used by the
candidate Colonel Leedy issued a
statement. in which he was sup
ported by witnesses. claiming that
no such incident occurred in Turn
| er's barber shop at Harrisonburg.
In his latest reply, the Rev. Mr..
| Baugher declares that the incident
| took place on the street and not in
barber shop. and that, therefore
the statements Of the witnesses"
! were of no effect. The clergyman
! males oath chat on April %, 1920
at 2:45 p. M. on the streets of
Harrisonburg. a man passed Mr..
Robert Leedv, slapped him on the
.houldcr. and said. "stick to them,
Bob. Leedy replied. I will stick
70 them until | drive the damn ia
7atics and hypocritical preachers to
hell " The Rev. Mr.. Baugher states
that he makes "this solemn oath
with due reverence to the obliga-
tons that ! have assumed as a
minister of the gospel, which con-
slider makes an oath of this charac-
ter peculiarly sacred"
1t has developed that while Colo
mel Leedy was making the alleged
assertion in Harisonburg recently he
told Rev. Mr.. Baugher that he
(Leedy) was a fighting man. to
which the clergyman replied: "Well,
the Bible teaches US preachers not to
fight. AZ it also teaches us 20. 10
run The clergyman, who is about
six feet tall and weighs approx
mately 275 pounds, indicated his
intention of standing his ground"
but the incident was closed without
Y sct-to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-07
VIRGINIA NEWS

Il; Samuel Appleton, cattle dealer, OF
Nokesville, was fined $500 and costs
I'm Winchester for driving an auto
{mobile while under the Influence OF
aiuuor. simultaneously the Hicks
2iMotor Company filed suit against
him for 81, 900, claiming he damaged
None Of their cars to that extent IN
h collision near Middletown, Va.
Several persons who were injured in
the smash up are recovering.
John Oliver. a farmer living near
Slatt River Mills, Buckingham coun-
ty, was killed Sunday. A mule
htched to a buggy ran. away. Mr.
sOiver was thrown out and received
injuries from which he died in a
short time.
I Edward Allen, of Newport News
arrested on the charge Of having
4violated the prohibition laws, ano
. who received sentence of three
months in jail and fine of $500 for
4that offense. has obtained a writ OF
terror and supersedeas in the SUI
breme court. This was granted by
.yudge Prentis. Counsel for Allen
Braises the right of the state to try
a man under the provisions of the
state liquor laws. holding that the
federal laws cover the case and that
= the latter supersede thes state laws.
- Spurious ten dollar bills were
bassed on Richmond merchants
and banks in the last day or two.
kThese bills are two dollar bills made
6ver into tens by pastingg on parts
Abf the higher denomination paper,
For instance. in the corners where
1.-THE two is on the bill the number
ten, which has been removed from
d regular bill, his been pasted over
lhe two, after being carefully cut
j. but. Where TWO is written in the
body of the bill the two letters EN-
are pasted next to the #. The al
eration is so carefully carried out
that it is almost impossible to de-
Feet it with the naked eye. Where
t fails, however, is that the bill
contains the picture of Thomas JEFF
Arson. which never appears on a
en-. The pictures of Mckinley,
: Garfield, Washington appear.
Colonel William Gibbs. kable, as
,ears old, president Of the Staunton
Military Academy. died suddenly
- Monday at his fishing hut. Camp
5chols. where he was passing the
Fourth with a party of friends.
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