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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
EDDYVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Edw Mauch and
children, Eleanor, Joy and Donald, who
have been visiting for the past ten
days in the Valley where they went
for the benefit Of Mr.. Mauch's health,
are expected home this week Mr.
Mauch is reported as much improved.
Mrs. E. C. Lehn has been in charge
of the Mauch store during her parents
absence and Master Walter Mauch
has been in charge of the Mauch and
Lehn store at Morrison.
The young men of the community
were hosts at bonfire party held at
the QUAINT ranch Saturday, Aug. 81.
Everybody had jolly time enjoying
the bonfire, stunts, charades, stories,
and above all the three course lunch
con" served bachelor style.
Mrs. Lloyd Peterson and guests
spent last week end at the beach.
Masters Charles and Royal Spauld-
ing spent week visiting at the L..
L. Mcbride home.
Rev. Cain of Toledo conducted SER
vices Saturday evening and Sunday
morning. at the morning service a
class of twenty-four was enrollad for
membership.
Mrs. E. G. Lehn, Loren and Hazel
Mauch entertained with a party Friday
evening. After several hours of games
delicious refreshments were served
then games were resumed and contin-
ued till a late hour. Everyone en-
joyed a jolly time and voted their
host and hostesses pleasing entertain.
ers.
Mrs. H. o. Boynton and daughter
departed Tuesday after two months
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs
Helen Sparks. Mrs. Sparks accompan
led them to Portland, returning after
a few days visit.
Miss Leila Belle MacCaddam is visit
ing at the c. G. Mcbride home.
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SOUTH BEACH

Frank Hall and mother went out to
Halsey last Sunday to visit relatives
who live near that place
Mrs. Hendrickson of Bayview passed
thru South Beach going Valleyward
last Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Rexrcad and little son,
George, left the beach Saturday and
went to Harrisburg where they will
visit sister a few days. They will
also join Miss Lucille ReXroad, then in
few days will leave for Roseburg
where the family will join the Rev.
c. A. Rexroad and where they will
visit short time with his mother,
then will go to take up the work of
the minister's.
Some of cur campers who came in
their cars, have been frightened at the
recena showers and have gone home,
as they had some experience last fall
with the rains and bad roads.
Mr.. Keep and family left for Salem
last Tuesday after spending several
weeks at Seal Rocks.
The government has sent men in
this week to fulfill their contract in
liking up the water plant al South
Her2h in order to supply the railroad
with water. They have purchased
water Of ID. S. Conrad, changing the
large pipe and putting on a smaller
one as part OF the contract.
II the Waldport correspondent will
come down to South Beach and make
a few Inquiries about the little accident
referred to by the South Beach cor
respondent, he or she may learn few
things they did not know before, as
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
ONA

Miss Orpha Myers of Portland, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in this neighborhood the past two
weeks, left for her home Tuesday.
Ole Stread of Portland was a visitor
at the Holmgreen home Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Phelps and A.
w. Weber made business trip to va
Quina and Newport Wednesday,
Hugh Baldwin and family, who have
been visiting at the home of the form
er's sister, Mrs. A. w. Weber, the past
week, LEFT for their home at Winlock,
Wash, Tuesday.
l.. M. Commons of West Yaquina
was over a few days this week looking
after business interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goldsworthy and
Mrs. Frank Myers left for their homes
in Portland Saturday after week S
visit with relatives here.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
HARLAN

Here is an invitation to all whom
read it. Come with a happy smile, a
well filled lunch basket, and a good
appetite and old Big Elk will show
you how to conduct a real Fair. The
Annual Big Elk Fair viii be held at
Harlan, on the days of september y,
is. The community also invites all tu
bring something to he put on exhibi-
ton.
W. w. January and children have
had bad case of measles.
r. o. Adams is pust recovering from
a sDrained ankle.
Big Elk is giving thanks that the
hay is in the barns at last.
Miss Mary Adams has just returned
from Portland where sine and her
sister were visiting their father. Miss
Lily remained in Portland
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S!LETZ

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davenport of
brownsville, Oregon, are now on a
visit at the Rev. Walter Roses. Mr..
davenport is borther of Mrs. Ross
Mr.. Davenport speaks of the stability
and non-progressive spirit of the
brownsville people; that is to say,
they will not bond their city to make
improvements, nor do they favor the
bonding business at all Whatever
improvements they make is paid for
as the work is done. Brownsville Is
one OF the oldest towns in Oregon and
has a great many pioneers who live
there, and the city is noted for its
splendid citizens and the high moral
and religious tone OF the community.
Mr.. Davenport is engaged in the real
estate business and his wife will be
one of the teachers in the public
school for the next year.
Lee Wade started the sawmill this
morning and will at once saw out
lumber to build nice bungalow on
the five acre tract OF land recently
bought by HIM.
The recent rain did more good than
harm A good deal OF oat Lay is still
in the fields, but the weather has
turned out so fine that the farmers
will soCn have all their hay in the
barns no. damaged. Several thousand
bushels OF cats VIII be thrashed this
year. Clayton Pond on the Upper
farm Will thrash about 5000 bushels
of oats this season. Mr.. Pond, / be-
lieye, has the finest farm in Lincoln
County. He has 10 acres of land in
one field that can be plowed, every
foot Of it, and the soil is a rich loan
OF the finest quality. His oats are
now ready to cut and if the weather
continues good he will soon have the
grain cut, thrashed and in the barn.
The rain was not sufficient to color
or damage the grain. Farmers in the
Siletz valley have fine crops this
year. Nearly every farmer has silo
and is putting up plenty of iced tor
their cows during the winter.
Joseph Bryant and Joe Kosydar
have raised as fire corn this year as
they raise On the rich bottom LANDS
OF the Coquille. 1t only requires fer
iilizIng anu good farming to do this.
The potato crop is excellent and if
the price keeps up it will bring Sietz
a good many thousand dollars.
Born, Sunday, August 29, to Mr.. and
Mis-. Clayton rond, a nine pound boy.
This makes the fourth chlld or MI 5.
Ponds born on Sunday. She thinks
Of giving the new conner the name Of
Billy Sunday, in honor of the noted
Evangelist.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Viyettc
Aug. Both, a ten pound daughter. Mrs.
Vivette is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodell. She is visiting he: parents
at present, but her home is at Ball
ston, Polk County.
The birth rate on Siletz is steadily
increasing, and this is the way to
replenish the losses from the world
war. We should have more Of the
Roosevelt kind Of families. A home
without children is cheerless and
dreary place. The foundation OF this
Republic rests upon the home and
the family. The Bible injunction
should be obeyed BE fruitful and null
tiply and repienish the earth and sub
due it." The laws OF nature are in
exorable and should not be interIered
with if one wishes long life and happi-
ness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wright went to Salem
Mondey, after several weeks stay here
while Mr.. Wright was building their
new house.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Hun sucker, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Simonson and small
son Of Bayview and Mr. and Mrs.
Wright were guests at the Coovert
home Sunday.
Our post-ofiice has been discontinue
ed. We disl.ked very much to see it
go but we realize some things cannot
be helped.
II. J. Wood and sons made a trip to
Poole Slough Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
CHlTWOOD

Virgil Landess returned from Port.
land last Saturday with his bride,
formerly Miss Edith Van Kleek OF
Beaverton, Oregon. They will make
their home at Chitwood
We regret very much that Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas are moving to the Valley
this week.
Miss Maude Landess and Floyd
Pepin repturned last Monday from
Portland where they were attending
the Landess-Van Kleek wedding.
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b.; good around here. the we will be
able 10 tell fish story.
Mrs. E. L. George of Portland, Or.
~ visiting at the w. H. Martin nom"
Mrs. June Edwards had the follow
ing guests for luncheon Tuesday: Mrs.
d. l.. Lister, Mrs. S. Eddy, Mrs. L. l..
Leavitt, Mrs. Everett Fish, and Miss
Leach.
Vern Martin will leave soon for Sa,
lem where he will attend school this
winter.
Professor and Mrs. Mclaughlin of
Corvallis passed thru Nashville Tues
day enroute to the beach for a short
vacation.
Roy Woodcock paid Nashville a
short visit the first of the week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

st. Johns Episcopal congregation
will return to the winter schedule of
services from the first of this month.
This means that the church services
will be held on the second and fourth
Sundays of each month while the
Sunday School will continue every
Sunday at the usual hour. The pro-
gram of services will be as follows:
1000 a. m. Sunday school (every Sum-
day. 11:00 a. m. Morning Service.
1880 p. m. Evening Service. No
Church Service next Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who so
kindly assisted during the sad bereave-
ment and burial of our father and
brother. Russ Kent; also for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. VIM. Balm
Mrs. Morris Harrison
viii Kent
James Kent
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
DR.. KELLOGG TO
UNDERGO OPERATION

We are in receipt Of the following
letter from DR.. F. w. Kellogg: "Am at
ly have to under go an operation on
my arm. VIII be here at least a
month, so will have to postpone my
date of visit to Toledo indefinitely"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03

some of the passengers can testify.
A load of camp supplies is said to
go down the line for the new railroad
company, who expect to go to work in
the near future. Please watch South
Beach grow.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03

Mrs. Nose Rothrock and three child.
rem are visiting at the home of n. A.
Rothrock.
Rev. and Mrs. Driver have returned
from an outing at Newport and will
spend few days here before moving
to their next field.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03
~1COd Peadin0C

Did you ever stop TO think that the advertisements
OF the home merchants in this newspaper make il =
BETTER newspaper?
Well, it does. Advertising teaches PROGRESS.
ECONOMY-and CONFIDENCE.
1t teaches progress in keeping you abreast of the
hmes OF all that and desirable in foods cloth
ing homes, supplies and comforts of all kinds
1t teaches economy through informing you where
the best prices may be had-because economy is not
only in the mere saving of money but also in the in
teligent spending of it.
1t teaches confidence through the knowledge gained
in Knowing you live other folks live; enjoy the
things they enjoy-that you have the same advantages
The text book of worldly comforts is written
in the terse lines of merchandising advertisements
AND IT'S WELL WORTH READING.
If we read the advertisements we soon real
ize that they can work to advantage Just
to sell. "' 'N'~ EW
Then the HOME-SPENT -
DOLLAR starts its pepfu Jour- WIZ NJ
ney amongst we home folks UkNW/ NJ
every one of whom has the de- -W1|tSS YExE
velopment and growth of this \NM< t@@
community at heart AN%NASN WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
KENNETH WOOD HIGHEST
POINT SCORER IN MEET
Athletic Club OF Richmond Wins
Big Indoor Track
Event

Athletes representing the Athletic
N!up OF Richmond came through with
Hy!ns colors last night In the Indoor
track meet. held in the Gr.ys' Ar,
Org. by the Richmond Amateur Am
ietic Federation. Members of the or
EaTfizat!on headed by Sheppard C-umo
nd Kenneth Wood secured an ,,sv
'!ctory by garncring total of - -
Joints. while it's nearcs, connection
John Marshall High school had
~ IL points. Petersburg y NJ. c 4.
ranked third with sixteen points. The
other competitors were ou;ciassed
and failed TO come within striking
distance OF the athletes from Rich
'n4nd and the Cockade City.
touT OF the six silver trophies do
mated ny Richmond merchants We're
won by the Athletic Club OF Rich
inond Kenneth WOOD captured III.
Individual trophy. the organization
the team trophy. while it's Junior and
Senior relay teams took two Of the
cups offered for winners Of tho four
relay races. Petersburg Y. VI. G. a
and John Marshall High School took
tn other relay cups. The cockadc
CITY lads won over the Richmond Y
NJ. G. A., while John Marshall de-
Union Military Academy.
several upScts occurred in the va
r!ous events. -. -. Bcattic running
for the Athletic Club OF Richmond
time Of 1-5 seconds. outdistancing
several speed artists OF this city
Chandler. an cntrant o. the Peters
burg y. II. c. a.. won the mile run.
with II. Ewing. q John Marshall High
school athlete. second. There was \
dispute over third place and Roden.
of John Marshall. and Iiarner. an
Athletic club of Richmond cntraat.
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a. vidcd The point for third place.
Kenneth Wood appeared in the nf;y-
yard hurdles for the Athletic Club ot
Richmond ana defeated John Cronly.
The hurdles while attending the Uni
vers;ty of Virginia. croniy was "a
team mate Of Woods in the affair
last night.
&. y. distinguished themselves In the
high jump by taking FIRST. second
and tMrd places. Three John Mar.
shall iiigh Scaool men. Roden. Todd
and Ruckcr finished in the order
named in the half-milc run.
Summary: 5c-yard da.k tseniorSl-p
D. beattte. Athletis club OF Richmond,
{. {. rhomp,on. Fori; Union Military
AGsa "Sy third Tim si,S second, :.
r.. FIRST. B!anken'hi;, \. &. II. second:
Powers tunat,aohed!; third. i second.
..r S9iyArI h@riss-wS"s a n aT9'
= :.S-yard lash ppnior,,2wars. \. c
Bryant. G II. a. G. third. Times. 81 3;
seconds.
Todd. / NJ H. S. second. i.ueNer j.
NJ II. s. third. Time. minutes % Us
Half, mile relay-John Marshall ana
Todd. Creighton. II. Ewing and Blanhen-
ship
NJ. II. s, hrst; Klise. *. -. second:
Richmond. Fork Union. third. Time. %
seconds
i4c-yard dash-Heubi. A.; G II, n;s,:
Richmond. +. L.. second: Edwards, Pet
rfshurg Y. VI. =. A. third. Time - 2-5
seconds
Running high jump-wood. a. e r..
first: Ashbrook. J. NJ II. s. second:
Ryan. Petersburg Y. NJ. G. A. third.
Height feet inches.
Mile run-chandlcr. Petersburg "Y."
first: H.. f:w!Ng. !. NJ. II. s. second:
Rodcn. J VI. X. S. and Harn"r \ e..
r.. tied for third Time, minutes ana
- 49, seconu-.
High jump gun!orsl-Aiien Petersburg
~" Nrst: Mcclure. Pctersburs: ~ gee
ond; Kinks. Petersburg ~" third.
Height. feet inches.
Shot put--Durham. y. e. r.. hr.,:
Allen. e. II. ~ C.. second Sati"rhold.
9. II. ~ G., third. Distance, 81 feet
inches.
quarter ,ni.e relay Guniors)--A. g. OF
r.. hrst. M!nson. Ware. whitney. Blank
.nship. Petersburg ~, second.
Half mile rciay-A. &. OF r., first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
SPORTS
WILSON CANCELS SERIES
WITH ROCHESTER CLUB
owner Declines to Play Unless
Visiting Aggregation Appears
In Set OF Uniforms.

Bccausc the members OF the team
visiting this city under the name OF
Rochcstcr' appeared on III" field
yesterday afternoon In suits OF vari-
|ous hucs. owner Zen Wilson OF the
|the games scheduled for this after
noon a'.d tomorrow had been can
|:eiled. Wilson gave as his reason for
|tahlhS this action that h" ala not
|considcr IL fair 10 We Richmond pub
nc iOF the Visiting aggregation -
lprchr mere IN uniforms Of several
tcansS. lie stated his case TO Owner
irwin, OF the Rochester team. and
|the latter replied That his team had
no uniforms and would nave 10 us,.
Those they wOri IN the gam" ycstcr-
lay. Following this reply the owner
cancelled the games
Whiln TIA" Iocai fans VIII he diu-
|nppointch in not seeing the COTS in
Bicti0n unt!l Monday when they pla.
|the Buffalo int.rnatiOnals, the frus
90 doubt viii uphold IN. owner Ia
|ihe stand me has taken. The cch-
Hest yesterday afternoon attracted Il
AR sized crowd for week day bat
~" ana there were many who mad
Popped % see tho colts meet "a.
|Northera team this afternoon Tn.
|JccufrCTIr" IL regretted bat .th. To-
al owner no doubt w!il he supported
! IN IN" actInu he took
Gooch vii! have the team out this
3norning pSacticing In preparation
FOR tho games with buffalo the FIRST
NO days oi next week. TIL" team
1,ppcarr 10 he in the best OF conGl-
ION and ~ expected 10 give the Eufy
|talo team hard fight In the two
game series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

poets. for scoring did no; appear
bright. Sam Daushton lifted one to
NinSclla. but the left fielder drop
ped the ball and Gooch and stuart
scored.
The visitors cvened matters in the
iourth inning. kinseii;t singled and
Mliicr tire vivid TO Arragon at
third base. The Cuban recovered the
bah and threw TO stuart. retiring
me runner. White secured his sec
Sna mt and went TO third when
WHIT. scored when k!rcher made I
Wild pitch.
Richmond went ahead in the sixth
Inning. Wee" Jesse Baker started
ny doubling 20 left center and was
SACRIFICED TO third by Smith. who was
thrown out at first base by Burncs
on II close play. Arragon's single
between first and second. scored Ba-
ker and placed tn" Colts in the lead.
bo,n teams bautIeI evenly until
me fatal ninth inning. when
mentioned two runs. Knsclla Il. ".
on" just above the head Of Baker
and reached first base. II Was a hard
nit ball which the shorts.op nearly
caught. Whites scco;>i double scored
k!nscla and mates were even
again. Rodriguez singled to center
and kiEsclla scored the winning run
Richmond threatened a rally in the
ninth sianZaa but u fast double play
ended the game. Stuart began BY
lying out I" center field. but
Daurhton peat out an inncld tap
Miller popped on. off third base and
BAH doubling DauShton off first
BOX
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UNITED STATES TENNIS
TEAM MAY GO ABROAD
Plans To Enter strong Com
binntiun mt Racquet Wildrrs
for Davis Cup.
NE Nss,eIe.cG r:o.s.l

NEW YORK. April l5.--whi!c the
United states Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton has not set given official recog.
milton 10 the rcGraw in the DAVIS
cup matches which took place today
in sydney. it is expected that the
American team VIII play It's pre-
lirninary rounds abroad
III. association plans TO enter
team Ia the English championships
IA Wimbledon next June and II :,
probable that following these matches
III" American racquet wiclders VIII
Invade France for the first round with
the French players. II successful!
:he British Isles team. which drew a
bye, Will be met in the second round
where second victory would place
the United states team in the posi-
iion Of virtual challenger Tor the
trophy now held 10y Australasia.
The American team which VIII go
abroad undgub tcd!y will he COM
posed of the landing players of the
nation. Although the personnel mas
not been announced, 1t is considered
certain Liat William Johnson. II. Nor
r!s Williams, William II. T!idcu and
other members q: the ranking ten
Will form the team, providing per-
sonal or business reasons DO not ,r-
terfc.c with thc "trip, which vii! take
fully six weeks. =
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WILL STICK
TO STANDARD EVENTS
)nI,Ia'N state N"trir system VIII
Not lie Sod In olympic
Tri.trS

ttv ATsu .r,"i i'",sS
NEW YORK. Apr!l ii.--Thc events
o ac contested al al! American Dlym-
bic try-out meets mss summer viii
pc tho ocular amateur athletic union
itaudard track aud Ned competitions
IA place OF The olympic metric events
hat VIII prevail at Antwerp. This
decision. announced today is n"crSsi-
ated b. the fact tina; tn" Tina! tria!
or places on the American team
which VIII sail for iicleIum on july
Is. vii! be held In conjunction with
he amateur athletic union cham
b!onShlpS.
According 10 the prcscn; schedule
|hc y ~ L. tituiar games will be
tarcd in the Harvard stadium ut
Boston on SATURDAY, July -, and Will
~ proceeded by sectional Olympic try
,uts .; ih!ladclrh!a ana Chicago on
Hun" 2G and Pasadena. July 2. The
inal t:!als for places on tho stccp,c-
'hnses and deCathlon teams will be
held in this civ during tho wcck
tcginrinG July IL ana will hc con-
|lucted undcr the Olympic standards
Ind regulations.
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VIRGINIA WINS DULL
CONTEST FROM ST. JOHNS
inryInnd Team Loses To Chnrl0ttcs-
Vile Nlpc by Score or

Special TO The T!mcs-Dispatch.l
UNIVERSITY. VA. April lin tho
Jules, game or the season. Virginia
efentGd the 81. Johns Nine, from
nnapcl.s. today, 10 4.
Marsha!i. on this mound for Nir.
.iniu, held tho Cadets safe Urtii IN"
Ighth.' In that frame ne weakened
crccptible. -Four hits and Two or
org Melted the visitors their only
uns HuTr!sor. WHO Was sent 10 the
escuc, finished strong, tanning Nolkcr
nd i:at:y.
The squeeze play gave Virginia TWO
uns IN the fourth. while successive
inrles by Dunn -. ku?k. and Moran
nd Pettway's long - TO deep center
cnt three runs over In the rfth
Dcp"N Hndc his debut behind tho
"A, for virginia and figured In "a
asst double PLAY burnett who has
bad ankle. vas given a rest. iIOut
.o!nr TO short ana Dunn 10 second.
tirriuln Jnllu.
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PETERSBURG DEFEATS
ROCHESTER YANNIGANS
Mornn'S iIumrr With Bnxcs Full Wins
Struggling Match From
IntcrnntionnIS.
[speciAl 10 The Tlmes. plspatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. April 10
Noran's home run with the bases full,
in the third inning. won n slow, err
ratio game for Petersburg here this
afternoon from the Rochester Yanni-
Sans by the score OF : to 4.
The second victory for Ciarke's un-
dcrlinGs Over an international. League
team. proved 20 he u smuggling match.
the Locals touching clifford for
twelve hits. including a home-run and
three two-baggers. The "Ints" Sc
cured eleven sa:eties off Bennett. who
famed eight men. and Lodestro. who
relieved him in the eighth. Eoth
teams played ragged ball.
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Two Hurt in Accident.

q. j. snyder. OF 113 North Morris
street. and 10Y ChiIdress. drunr;.t
Of First and Broad Streets. We're
slightly injured last night in n
street car accident which occurred
Broad Streets. Snyder was taken to
the Grace Hospital, suffering from
scalp wounds. while Childress was
of the accident were available ias1
night. hut II is understood that the
car involved was one OF the onc-man
variety.
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wealthy Must suprort wife.

DURHAM. y. G., April 1t. Y.
Allen. who said he is WORTH half a
million dollars. was convicted in
Recorders Court kcre today az "A
charge of nonsuprort and ordered to
give his wife S75 month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
CharIcy White WINK.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. April 10
Charley White, Chicago lightweight,
defeated Eddie Bochu. Of Milwaukee,
in four rounds OF "A scheduled ten
round fight her" tonight Bochu was
virtually nut out'in the fourth round.
ana the referee stopped the match.
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Mct;nirc.. rcam Victorious.

McGuirc's third baseball team de-
tcatcd the second team of Chamber
laync school yesterday afternoon At
Byrd Park by the score of II 10 y.
!Iorsc,y. Fleming and Christian
played excellent ball for McGuire's
Harris and Sands starred for cham