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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

s@SG aye and n@FsS
Ph.iandrrer, 1la smith. even. / t. :. i
:" SsconH; caii;hump, l!o ,Alurra,p. %
vuit.a voar no i Whi,,e rn ny,ndrs s5
Grslus and Magic also ran.
H. .Wao. :. tol TO ). to 5. Won
f 70 seAond ' TraSE s,s ~ 70 iS to
% to to ]. % ~ i, third Tim sHoia4 J.
Sky &C. N"9re Big Idea. neau Brunmci ii
SigannSr. Bn"cia and ioreb ais, ran
Ih!ri .aee;c.- claiming. 500: two.ycor-
% :. :. ! 20 /. won Hli Of ti=cenn..
iInrS I,,incc - 20. ~ to :. second
/ sven. third. TimeC ;ii:ii' 1.onis" ,yy;, %
l:och Lcvsn. Gladys I.adv stella Superh'
rinse" Rambler, Rape O. the Lock also
Fourth race-ciaiminc $500: ,hree-ycar-
@ 'MsoS ana uGi' SIX fnrIonss-;rrooper Ito
Fortnight. 100 Ja-vis,: IS to j. even / to
eaf hli,hdsy Hsdes i: F Fss %ap Es,5
haTisy i.cydeeher. serbian. .Ablaec ,iso
Ff''h Tacs claiming: SEQ; ,hrec YEAR
10 WaSa @as 4p ,ym4 i.2 and l. SSioyn'h -
: Won Plenty To- tT,rysomj. II 10 /. :
4" 80 :: second. E.lle York. lif Muir
"a M.ss ril.gy bahati i.H" Netnah.
Double Van Douglas :. also rau
SIN'h ftS'-- q aiming, Won, tnr'a-y.ar
3, IL. and up. mill md guartc:-!sG los
k"ogTi>' 20 . 10 = ont. Won. Sasin.
Ben EsmpsQu. 100 tThv-bcrp. : in l. 20
!; even. '1ird- T.re-.:!o -. Capt.
HoIr".. ro;ts, Best. John / Day ide-
- ni- f:raar $3.50 yam.
seventh rtc.--c!aimIng: 500 four
yrar-oits and up. rui.s ami "a quarter
coryIpu. lip 'Lyk"l. :" :. 10 :. ! TO
:. Won, Austria los tpu!lardl 2 10 :.
iu 20. 10 s second Keep. 90 Jn-vIsl. =
- l. 20 :. 20 g :h.rd Timr-. 10
Thir,cei. BFook.sHi. LOTTERY. LoreHn Moss
A.sl ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
HATCHER AND HICKS STAGE
FIGHT FOR PLACE ON CUNT
Richmond Boys Arc Showing Up
Well at William and Mary
Honors Apparently Even.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec. 2S.-
Two Richmond boys are wasing /,
merry fight for forward position on
the William and Mary quin,, with
honors apparently even. They arc:
Horace Hicks and Jimmy Hatcher.
Both Hatcher and Hicks are prod :
ucts OF John Marshall High school.
Hatcher is Il brother of BOO Hatcher,
the University of Nirgini;, star for
ward. lie has shown speed and
knowledge Of the indoor game. Hicks
was a star performer under Professor
Tucker Jones coaching last year. The
little fellow already has demonstrate
his floor work also has been excel
lent
Under normal conditions. Alva
Cooke is conceded one of the forward
the bah. his passing and speed com
BIN" to make him Il valuable per
former. II. was member of the
l'amrton High School 1mint befor.
going To France with the Virginia
Field ARTILLERY brigade.
Thus Hicks and Hatcher are bat
Ting for the remaininE forward po--
S!tion. I'm injury prevented Cooke
from winning letter last year.
captain "chct" Pierce. OF AlcNan-
game since being shifted from for
ward TO center. He is Il natural
shot" being the star goal shooter
of the quint last season.
Faulkner Young. of Hampton. foot
bah manager in 1921. probably viii
hold down guard position again.
Playing stationary guard. Young is
"a most important cog IN the In
dams machine.
lake" Jones. football star. is
leading his, rivals Il warm sprint for
Il bcrtl AT rowing guard. AS in foot
ball. Jones throws his whole soul
into the indoor sport.
Practice will he resumed Monday.
with the return OF students from the
holidays. The Indians puint will be
light but fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
WALTER JOHNSON SIGNS
CONTRACT FOR NEXT YEAR
erin. Pitrhfng Ace Says Arm l. In
shape again After Disastrous
season In 1870.
IRN NssnrIntnI ~.

-! NSSpc!at"i ircsr.
w AS'iINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Pitrhcr
waiter johnson's signed contract for
the season of 1921. his fifteenth sea-
son ~ major league baseball. wa.
received In the mail today by prc>I-
dent Manager Griffith. of TIE Wash
!hSton American Lcagnc club
Johnson wrote from his farm near
'oncNNl!lc, Kansas. that the In i,lr..
TO his arm. which handicapped him
last season had yielded To treatment.
an" ~. expected 10 regain his for
mcr effectiveness
Johnson viii b." ~ years old MS
next birthday. ~" is In" son .im-Iaw
of FORMER Senator Roberts. OF i'loridI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
MINOR LEAGUE PRESIDENT
OPPOSES NEW AGREEMENT
George u. Mnines Declares Small Or
Enhtznti0n Have Isut Little
Influence.
iHy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Dee. 2S.--Continucd op-
position to the agreement between
major and minor baseball leagues. re-
rchtiN drafted in New York. was cx-
pressed Today by George H.. Maiues
president of the Michigan Ontario
i:eaeur. after "a conference with a..
X t,arhcy. president OF the Western
League. President Maines predicted
tn" minor leagues association at its
meeting here January 10. would not
rhtiiy the proposed agreement for
bail.
'hi"i objections of tho minor
lc'iS u"s. as expressed by Mr.. Mnincs
are th"t IN" agreement for twenty
iNe years covers too long Il period .
thtt inc minors would hIve too lit :
tie Influence In settlement of uucs-
IONS w winch they were vitality in
tercStcd, ana that they would have no
Eolc" in the selection Of !. successor
Tor judge Lands after III. cNpiru-
ton oi his 'scvcU years as cummis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
urk WrestLers
RaH at Baths
R1ngslde Rules Dis
concert Moham-
medaUS.
lEy Nniverynl Scryicc.l


NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Thcrc are
no more terrible Turkish wrcstlcrs
NJ the knights OF Columbus Anicri-
an service Mems club on Ruc uos-
thoruS. tonStantinople. the X %: &.
secretaries recently STAGED u wrcs;-
Eng tournament between Turkish
athletes and men OF the hiucric,, a
Mediterranean ilotilla.
'"nu IONS OF me bput wcrc tha;
Tie TURKS 'akc = ShoNE,r-hath at ,hr
riuksidc and abstain from urientnl
tricks, such as eye gougiug und ca;.
tWiSiins> some OF the Turkish
champs walked at the showers and
others nistook them Tor throat
sprays TO be used after locllah-
smoking.
SIX Turks faced six Americans. OF
inherent weights, and one after an
"th'r hdd their swarthy shoulders
piHn"d I" the mat. The Is. OF =. men
report that TurkisiI boys are taxing
ur boxing and baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
cTS WHO SavCs John Marshall the
championship cup FOR the last two
! ieMms VIII I'M; hp az ioliow.:

inc teams VIII line III az follows:
ponIi. nan's' POSITION Terminal.
n.ehuIcton ...... right forward ....... I,aii
i"mwru ........ left forward ........ Carr nj!
y: ~ INC ,........ center ......... liollan..y
buucrworth right guard -. NJ Martin
" levine ...... left guard ........... Todd
J,n,,,r,. Man,, or Harris.
Newport News. Va -
January l2--tinion Theological Seminary
'nrnu.nvb At Nichmond. Va
,,:'anuhrS IS-concrcss Heights Yankees ,r
washington. at Washington d.
January @6-B:ucs pendinr1. at Rich
January Clark View \. 4 of por,s
mouth, AT Richmond. Va vi
.lannarI -s.Richmond Athletic ,,Iu,,
'rrnuiusl az Richmond. Va.
!hLn"fI e-Part View A. A. OF Hnr,s
"'E2ntn. az i"rtsinouth. Va.
- EiHnrnniy 2-M"rcham;s' SationRi hmI,. al
Va ~ ~ al fi"inptoH.
February sRichnond h;hle,t. chm,
'h.nulhEl. a. Richmond. Va
- rnruarS ii--iIampicn- sidney College "a,
Na @gsTn"r y, is~R"vens a. y. .: Norfolk. "a,
~ FTwernSry l>-c"ngrf.s Height. yamis.o.
February ia ," q" ,si%n,h ind. Va
At PETERSBURG va ~" i.'''lrh
rrhruarv % Medical collage of Wright,
VI Ii.snmihEl. ~ Richmond. Va
RiChin"nd Va 20 ''"'h'H. h'
Richmond. Va. ''""''"S'S' t'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

1t insllres to every pur-
chaser of this practical cleo
trio plant all the assistance
that a highly trained organ
ization can give-a service
that continues throughout
the long life Of the plant.
See this plant. Investi-
gate it's fifty advantages, in
Guiding famous WHY'S
Knight Engine that i'm
proves with use.
Let us demonstrate how
WHY'S Light is the most
practical and economical
electric plant you CAN own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
rhrc. Year. for Jan rr.i,.r

TOKYO. Dec Is Tsunamori
Oyama, who was charged some Tine
aso with stealing maps OF SIBERIA
and Offering them for sale 10 tie
American military aitacH- u Tokyo.
vas sentenced to-day % three years
Imprisonment having been convfc;cd
of the charge against him An ac-
compiicc Of rYa!na received a sem
fence OF two years Both men have
taken appeals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
A Consolidation That
E1ears Better Service

A noteworthy consolida-'
ton has been effected
through which enlarged ia
cilities for service are made
available for WHY'S Light
customers in the Richmond
territory.
The Virginia WHY'S Light
Cooperation has been
merged with the H. E.
Crook Company, Inc, of
Baltimore, distributors for
WHY'S Light.
By this consolidation, the
local capacity for prompt
delivery and complete ser
vice is more than doubled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
WELSH COMES BACK
scores Trrhnfrnl Is nurkou When VIII
lie Green EnilS to Respond
tn Count.
LBy Associated rr"ss.l

by Associated Press
NEW ARK. y. j.. Dee. 2S.-t'rcddie
Welsh. who retired after losing the
worlds lightweight boxing champion
ship to Benny Leonard in 1917, re-
turned 10 the ring tonight and scored
a technical Knockout over Willie
Green. Of Boston. after four rounds
Of q twslvc-round bout. Green re-
fused To respond 10 the bell for tho
NTH rourN. claiming he had injured
his shoulder.
The former title-h"ld-r showed
flashes OF his old-tim" form. and had
little difficulty In outboNinu his OBJ
pon"nt. Welsh weighed 49, -. and
Green l3j pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
.TY COBB ENTERS HIS DOG
IN FIELD TRIALS EVENTS
ANNUAL tirs>ir of DiNic club Opcn.
in Ictrhntchic. Afa-IMcIYr
states RepreScntrs

lETCHATcHiE. Ala. pe,. rs
Annual field trials az he piNio Field
Club opened here this morning TO last
four days. with SiNty-CiEht entries
from more than - dozen Statcs cast OF
me Missis sippi River Ninc rar"S and
AN ali-agc stake ar" ON the days pro-
gram
Among those who hay. cnte-.d
dogs is TvruS Cobb. manager Of tho
Detroit Tigers Baseball Cub
The grounds FOR the trials are In
good condition ana cover thousands
OF of acres OF land. well supplied with
game birds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
TY COBB TO BE GUEST
OF DETROIT CHAMBER
w" i'c"urr of Tigers to Aid IN tcIc-
"rainE His Sr"rptnmrr Of
Mnnmgcrship.

~ NHS"'Itt"d Frcss !
'r. HoiT, MICH. Dee @S--pcuutt.
word has been received from ~ com,
: hh ne VIII he in Detroit N. latter
part OF January to be Inc me-, -,
hpnor AT banquet celebrating hi,,
the Tigers. 20
flatcs for 600 are planned. Special
NV i'atIonS nav. been sent mon high
IN baseball and political circles. i'm
.iudInG President johnson OF In.
american League. and President
ticydlcr OF the National
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Calls "whi,l>c,- RAT r.oi,o,

| BN Universal Service
NEW YORK, Dec. rs Rat
poison exclaimed Magistrate Dalr
IN BrooklNn today, when prisoners
APPEARING before him admitted they
had partakcn OF Illicit whiSk"N
This stun" the WagiS tratc added.
rs responsible FOR much OF the
crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
lack Perry GETS D.cIsiou

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Doc. 2S.--IaclS
Perry. Of pittShurrh was awardcd
the decision over Youn. Denny Of
New Orleans in fifteen round h"u;
here toniyht. Denny weighed lal
pounds. Will" Perry weighed $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
IoosIer cios TO rrni, In south.

IIoosicr Clnh to Trnin In south.
LAKE CHARLES. LA. Dec. 2SA
The indianapolis club OF the Amcrl-
can Association. swill do It's spring
training IN Crowley, La. y scric.
VIII be played with the Sew YORK
Americans. according 10 an announce
W"nl by the chamber OF commerce. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

FORT WORTH. TENAS. Dec 2S-
The Centre College football team Of
DanNillr. NY. arrived here today
and viii meet Texas Christian Uni
vcrsity on tile Sridiron New Years
Day.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
WOMEN PRACTICE LAW

The five women law students of
West Virginia University recently
took part in practice court when
Judge Graham Of Huntington held
court in Morgantown. Judge Max
well, Of Clarksburg will be the next
judge to come here to give the
young lawyers a chance to plead
cases before a real live judge.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

girls.
Children Of the Bible; by Boys.
Special Easter Collection; by
class OF girls.
Harry's report; by Joe Pickett.
Solo, by Hilda Matthews.
Lille Drill, by II girls.
Address, by Rev Schmucker.
The two baskets, by Rosalee
Brown and Gladys Boltz.
Offering.
Announcement
Song by School-Blest be the tie
that binds.
Close with Prayer, by Rev.
Schumacher.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
Easter Services
Jn Ole Gburcbes


,,.,.,
6 oi, OIL 'he biahtilei memorial
e'"S3' mr.. ,,....,,
2eioe1ioi' HdSttt 1"'iiies W u
SHtoti D.
:, I ,".Sl auGIesS' i'eF' james d'eS
ha ,l, more Ma, o.
iiolhD0hc Qlai ltlte y, ouStei'
larry Aiieh' r. L. Woiiofo ana Lee
LOWS u-.,,,
A,IuIe aS, ny hii9duiei iiliaH'
..eo''' o. inc '''''Ii'oie '2"i' "'''ii
"a my r,.,.
l''e., NJ D. 'Soy - i'i i'"ii dN1
Us -N"I l-'nu7"S Cod, .,..,
',' ~" On " o1'lN"' $40 ~,
ms 80, ~ - ''o','l ~ ','+So''.h ~
g1,eeat p''" ~ - 10y e,, aiiu e''4 10 ~
49,. ~" wv" ""''u'' '''''""S o1''o .
.=.'.'siue' .,...,
azia1.t Dy h'' oro,a...a
rE. oroi,o Dy 10 Ia =, H., proY g..
,nd g., ao,"on.ad - 49, fal1o,,.
Wan ~ - 49, prog rnrr, 1,'e p,,,r
e..5.H, fal,, prnv,n. ,cailo tfor..
sii=a. pasa vol w erster..
,#......, ", IVia,nyar. rornot
.54z., 6avn,1. tlio claude Drea.
49, srrn,nhona F,rnest T. 3Valfor1
sz4i5t Ms Dunn ifarn
Trinitv Fnisconal Church
King and College SITS Rev. bud
lse Hoogher Rector
Services of Easter Day.
SUNDAY school 9 10 a m 4Iornina
PRAYER and Sermon. with Holy Com.
mnnion, IL a. m. No evening sery-
zee. \ cordial invitation to all inter
csted. The following program will
be observed in the morning. Organ
prelude. Il Know That Ny Redeemer
Iiyeth." Handel Brown. "H0sanna. ,,
Professional hymn, 1903. Sullivan. Re
Deum. Rathbun. Jubilate Dec, Stew
art. Introit hymn, t21 Palestriua.
Kyrie Ellison, Baruby. Gloria Tibi
Paxton. Hymn, Ill Rembault. Amen
after invocation. Sermon. Amen aft
er Insertion. Doxology. Offertory,
AS it Began to Dawn Vincent.
Sancus. Garrett. Hymn. 225 Hodges.
Gloria in Excelis, Old Chant. Amen
after benedtction. Nunc Dimittis.
Cover. Recession, hymn, l13 Sulli-
van Organ postlude, Easter
March, Merkel. Organist Miss
Eldersirt NJ. liilmer
St. Johns Lutheran Chuch.
$50 a. m, Early Easter Matin
Services. Professional Singing,
Anthems, etc. Theme: Easter
Morning"
$50 a. m.-Sunlay School. Sast.
er Lesson and Selections.
HOO a. Chuch Services. Con
firmation and raoeiving Now NOM.
bers The uoIy Communion East.
or music and offerina
$40 n m-Eastar servicos NV tho
SUNDAY school Fasta,. seoas an1
eelsetions Orchastra Sao ,,i.',
offering RantisIn 81 mia 1880 q,
This service Notifv tho nas+o ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
PRESBYTERIAN MEN
TO ENJOY SUPPER

The men of the Presbyteriaa
church will hold supper and smo-
ker in the lecture room of the
church next Tuesday night at sew.
en- O'Clock, All the men of the con.
gregation are invited to attend.
Great interest is being manifested
in these get together more than
forty men being present at the last
meeting held about two weeks ago.
Mr.. T. E. Henshaw is chairman Of
the committee arranging for the
-mGptineay
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
SATURDAY, APRIL s
GET THE LAST

On the sixteenth visit To the
warehouse Of the Fairchance Dis
tilerS thieves at Grantsville, Nd.
took the last drop of As barrels Old
liquor feft at the distillery at the
time wartime prohibition became
effective. It is believed that Ge
distillery was the most robbed
whisky warehouse in the United
States. 1t is located in a rather
lonely spot. The whiskey is Waited
at between $4,000 and $4,000.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
NONE 10 MARYLAND

Miss Mary Couchman, formerly
of Four Mile Woods, now teaching
Mountain Grove school and stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. William
Knipe, of Bedington, was in town
today. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Couchman, recently sold their
farm and Wednesday moved to
mithsburg, Md.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

In most Sunday schople 0f tho
CITY specjaI Fastey nroaron,, v,n1 ho
rendered sunday nornin ,,-' Cnnsi ~
cradle care has boan ai,an mo '' MO-.
paration - hose nro@rorin an, ana - ~, -
doubtedIv narh ono Vii us - I,o, ''
than ordinary tntarast enro ,,'0 =
these programs sent in for nmbI,co
ton are as follows.
Salvation ARMY
Tnsien Allan = U-hnJtor orftcas
in rharqa .ai.,feas 40 'o'' roi u'',,
sunday srGooi . ~ o. o. 'Vto w.
praise service nj 40 n m v p
l.. II $50 n m Salyation ,non,In. j.
a+ m m tho ahoya so',,,ino MN
d. co95nrtrd Nv Rriaoatnn W., ~
.cott ana san C.ntain I,n,o, " VAN.
OF Ralfiaora Ma SnocTaI s.,','',as
on Monday Snieht nri,.a1ior I,sn,',t
and visiting olIjrer@ MILO 6uar fe4s'
viii have charge Of service Tuesdas
light. \ special Invitation is e,-
rcuded 10 III "a attend these ses=
ices.
Presby tefidn Church
sabbath school $50 a. IN ruEle
worship II a. IN. 80 p. IN. Chris
IAN Fndcayor 60 u. m. Prara-
meeting Wednesday : 50 n. m Nj
ono Study Gias# Thursday 7.a1
10. M. 1T IS eeaa ming 10 gfy,
BANKS unto the Lord Psalm -
First M. {. Church
Burke street and Maple avenue
Rev H. l.. Wright pastor $50 a.
m. Sunday school. W. want eyaA#
scholar present. \ feature of lntetz
est will he the presentation of r
portrait Of Rev. 4. r. Brantuer 10
The Branfnpr Memorial Bible class
The Offering Sunday viii not be- for
tie Centenary. but for the lor II
school
Preaching at II a. m. by the m
tor. subject The Resurrection
Body" $50 p. m. Epworfh Ieas1I,
40 p. nj. preaching bv the pastor
subject after The Resurrection
What? Or Some THOUGHTS Of Te3F-
en-" This is the last Sunday before
Conference. and We want e1ett
member present.
The Easter musical program pre-
pared by the choir is as follows.
Morning service II o'clock.
Christ is Risen 6Simpe,D solos
by Mr.. W. c. Penske and Miss Ef-
fie Daiuto, Hail Thou Blessed RS
EN- Saviour" (Spenee), bass 500
Mr.. Penske; The Conqueror" C.
Whitney Coombs), soprano solo
Mrs. Roy A. Harrison, Tenor and
bass duet and soprano obligato
The above anthems will be re
Deated at the evening Gprvice : "A
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

Contralto soloist, Miss ChamOerlin,
Ofertory, Jesus Lives, T. II. Spin
ney.
Personnel Of the oholr:-Sopra-
nos, Misses Siler, Mullen, Miller,
Voegele, Sigler, Seibert, Seibert,
Mrs. Richard Ruark, Hunter Keedy.
Contraltos, Misses Chamberlin,
Chamberlin, Lindsay, Tenors, Mesrs
Smith, Hollis, Hammann, Glover,
Whurenbery, Grove Bass. Messrs.
Schneider. Smith, Ware.
Organist, Miss Rose Thompson.
Chorister, Mr.. II. NJ. Grove.
Sunday schooi services at $50
promptly, bright songs led by the
Sunday school orchestra. Special
orchestral selections as follows
Revere, Romance Of a Rose" L..
b. O'Conner; Offertory, "Adoration"
Felix Borewaki; March, Onward
Christian Soldiers" Sullivan.
Violins, Edward Thompson. Harry
Miller, Geo. d, Curran, Bernard
Grubb. Cello. Nh Harry Allen
Flue, Mr.. Fred Matthews. CIariners
Messrs. Julian Kidwiler, Chas. Mat
theys. Cornet, Mr.. John Darlington.
Trombone, Mr.. Earle Zimmerman
Organlsts, Miss Mss Nan Barry. ri.
sic Schneider. Director Mr.. II. NJ
Grove.
Ebenezer Baptist Church
There will be special Easter ser
vices Sunday, april /. at IL a. n.
VIII preach a special sermon, sub
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

Mr.. II. w. Miller, of Paw Paw, is
A business visitor today in the city.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

NOW JEFF Will HAVE 20 DEVISE SOME OTHF'R SCHHNE
The herald., 1920-09-16
CHARTER.

ed and full discharge given therefor o..
the Directors named in this Charter.
In full settlement and payment Of the
remaining twenty five shares each sub
scribed by V. l.. Pratt, &. l.. Briggs, Ghas.
K. LOree and Geo. l.. East, or total re-
manning subscription of one hundred
400 shares, of par value of TEN
THOUSAND tlO.OWOOD DOLLARS, the
said V. l.. Pratt, {. l.. Briggs. ChaS. X.
Lorce and Geo. l.. East. do. BY these pres
ents transfer, assign. set over. abandon
and deliver in payment of these one hun
dred tlOUl shares. or twenty five Co
shares 10 each of them. unto this corpora
ton all and singular all of their rcsper-
tive rights, title and Interest and owner
ship, AS joint owners leach owning a one
quarter INTEREST," in and to Il certain
agency contract made between them and
tn" S'ripps- Booth Motor Co, which said
agency contract is we'll fully and truly
worth. the said sum of ten thousand dol
lars aud is hereby appraised by the
Directors named in this charter at the
said sum of TEN THOUSAND Sl0,oOO"p
Dol LARS
Thus done and passed in my office in
IN" City of New Orleans Parish of Or
leans and State of Louisiana. on the day.
month and year first hcrciuabOvc written.
in the presence of Michael Provosty, and
Rene y. Niosca, competent witnesses, who
have signed these presents with the said
appearrrS and me Notary. after due read
Cwi'ne~~esJ Michel Proyosty, Rene \.
NiOSCI.
shares Sub
Scribed for
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&. l.. Briggs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fit
ChaS. Il. Lorec. Observation-Disclosures. Fifty
tSraD ISAAC ). HELLER.
Notary Public.
certify the above TO be n true and cor
rect copy of the original charter, which
forms part of the Records of my office.
ISAAC :. HELLER.
Notary Public.
New Orleans, La, Aug. l.. 1920.
|, the undersigned, Recorder Of Mort
cages in and for the parish of Orleans.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the Act of Incorporation of the Bi-Statr
Motor CO., Incorporated. was this day
duly recorded in my office, in Book 1916, |
Folio -.
EMILE J. LEONARD.
Deputy Recorder. |
New Orleans, La, August 10, 1920.
Aug. 80 Sept. %.
The herald., 1920-09-16
CHARTER OF sANFORD-BODGE LEN
Der CO., INC,

United States of America. State of Lon.
ll S' Parish of Orleans, City Of New Or
day OF July, 1920 before me. Aupnstns ~
MlIiiams. Notary Public. in and for the
above named parish and State. duly com.
nilssioned and qualified, and in the pres
and Undersigned personally came and au
peared, the several persons whose names
are nereunto subscribed. who declared that
avaIing emselves of the laws and con,
sir sut t Oh the State of Louisiana, rela-
especially Of act 267 of 1914. they do hereby
lorm themselves. their associates and sn,
eessors into corporation under the FOL
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
LIBERTY THEATER NEWS

Brigands play an interesting
laid in Spain and the Spanish
part in this delightful picture
in which Hedda Nova plays the
stellar role.
Tuesday. May 4. we will have
that delightful little Maid of
Many Moods" Miss May Muir
ray in Twin Pawns" wherein
the Black Knight outwitted the
White King. but fell afoul. of
the White Knight, who, dom
hing the shining armor of In
tegrity checkmated the Black
Knight in His Evil works. This
is an intensely dramatic melo-
drama founded on Wilkie Col
Inns famous novel. THE Wo-
man in White" Twin Pawns'
will assure you of an hours
rare entertainment.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

]. J. Kaufman of Walla Walla,
delegate to the Republican state con-
vention, was a guest this week OF his
brothers, C. C. and Jack Kaufman.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

PUBLIC SALES-If. you want to
hold a sale call on me person.
ally or phone 1903 Lynden. M.
Wander Griend. Good service as
rnred 11-l6-tf-O