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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

The Business Wonen's club WILL
meet next Tuesday. March 18th from
$40 o'clock to sac. Supper will bs
served at s: 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

The funeral of Mrs. Alice Urgent
Stevens, who died in Richmond on
Tuesday, took place this afternoon
from Good Shepherd Episcopal
church, Rev. F. G. Robbie, officiating
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Wilbur Robertson, of Ison1, visited
friends here the first OF the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Peter C. Countiss visited relatives
at Dewey during the early part OF the
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

NJ Popham, when he was speaker.
and the lower house had sat long
xu4 done In effect nothing. one day
Enet Queen Elizabeth, who said TO
6im. Now, Mr. Speaker. what hath
eAssed In the lower house?' lie an
SNered, II you please. your majesty.
fev&n weeks"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Albert N. Mullins has returned from
Dorton, where he spent the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Albert n. Iapps was visiting friends
at Isom on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Luther McFaH is spending the week
at Jenkins, KY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Walden Phipps, of Rrusi,y Greek,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Rosa
Kendrick, on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05
OVER EATING AND
LACK OF ENERGY

! Paris, March A.----The present gene
ration is over-.&ting without how
ever, recording an increase in energy
And activity. In fact we have con-
ssderabiy less pep" than our mothers
and fathers had at cur age, Such is
the conclusion OF the academy Of
Medicine, following a detailed study
~ the subject Of Professor Charles
x. Keichet Since 1892. he shows the
1o1xidual consumption Of potatoes
xas been ripied. that of meat
npuhled and people drink six times
ssnuch coffee us they did eighty
Light years age Statistics OF the
Biological society show that an In
fease IN food consumption Is never
accompanied by an increase in pro-
6ucsion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05
VETS IN EFFORT

lContinued from Page One1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

Marcus Waller Smith and Miss
Alma Deane Hitchcock, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hitchcock, were
married this morning at 10 O'Clock BY
Rev. j. Il, Winn in the home of the
bride on w. Washington street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
fremont Youngsfer Sho,us
Speed in Racing ON Ice
The Summary

N,rd rtce tMotropolirAn Association
n'n nionsAip Won by William Murphy
ISIS = rec, Palace, Donald : BaEer.
Etool>tyn Ice ialace. second George l-ith-
.rnls. \erona Lake skating club. thirA
Htne. II l-5
94o-yar} race metropolitan Association
npioushipA pA--Won by Charles schmidt
i't'flesS Skating CLUB. New Jersey. George
f+eNrfins, Verona LAX" Skating club, sec
ene Donald Baker Brooklyn Ice
Palace. tuIsll. Tuue e.4l -
One tsilr rac, metropolitan Association
champ piouship) Won by Leslie Eoyd. Ire
fs.eut Skating Rink. Robert Nearn. Is lst
S.rast Palace. second; Charles - hiNldt,
Peerless Skating Club. third Time. ~.
one aside race, Metropolitan -Associal ion
cha opionsnipj-- " ON hY Leslie Boyd, Ire
nlenl Skating club, 1oseph Miller, New
Nerk \ a.. secoud. William Murphy, IS LIST
Street bsIace. third Time. 500 go
Thrne-iatle race ,handicap) Won hy
Kohart Zimmerman. Acme Wheelmen GAe
yardsl Iatl4p Fcrslueu. Riverside Skating
club fl--@ yarf-), second. Robert Decker,
fremont Skating CLUB tlS5 yar3s)a third.
Iiu.. s.-5 30
ss0-yarl race 1noyioe)-Woa 10y J W.
tached. second. \. uagonsen, unattached,
third Time. IA.
44o-yard race (woInen. handicap)--W on
hv Miss Nlouie Doran GO yardsi Miss
Nina " neeler go yards), second Miss
Elsie Mueller tscratch), third Time
o:S2 -
22o-yard exhibition by Master Robert
MHrray Time. 81 b.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Havana Entire.
FTI i.-Diy

Fssr raes 'eyc and has soe,nEs
i.s. -ysar-oies. cia'.1ine pa~se, 1000
.s..'-sne'@'of. - +F.fc. roo -iftsf@ one.
=. 'HeIio Farfn~r. 3f1 ffzfraek. tef
@ot f-a1ley I9f- UGsn. 49, Cueea
'~'neJ' }s' 15iss PATTI 1tg
s~rorH ssra frr furlongn. ta.e.. ear-
~ &c ep~afa claiming 1sr@.. 5000
- i+l|fs 'ititlf.frnor ts r. q, e,.
Ia - *fefr1cir slist s< -fssay isro7.
- Iron ho1 10; Hopr. l05. .Tr.ncr
,'fs>' .e.. ffInee HoHffe $685. Venetian
~. aes 1sln. 1os
rni'e rso" fssz rs,lorRr three year-ola
-. 9g"ArG claiming ogrse. 5000 +iisf
"a iy<, -Frfrrftfi,. -, Waiter ,fssc 3.
- 'Iriris.r. 3Gs, Narl1e1. i1z Eeye
nj Soan Jr. lbs 'Llsfie %~3ne~. ~
fonrth ra<. TEX fDsIonxs, ban1iceD
49,, -. .s-I "Ar- -t.as anG pow9fo. cinirn4nx
~'sa "'as D@zi~, - s]arze Jonn. ti4. ftf
~ w s]~@r'are. 10. ny Hu4Dkn. ltt
~ = Jnray~ss satfI.
rhtn race ffiie sra Il sfx,eentn. tnre,.
,ssss 'cs hnf Dow@fd Calming. puree
~ 'ftsidf vra'. 1o3 'W ~ n lfl
- ssShsheh ~. 'Anrl~ty. 49, Var TAr
~, axfnrn,. %. Lttlse Cotr 4ee Mu9
ss1sn ssrs fsn}ls NM try yards. foDs
~ ~ -'lcs ssn gfvsra ,iasfi'lf g,sfre.
sEs+,,,'. ses@t an ~. ~ "n1rne, -
anss.HI s,sl.. le2. NS3,Y fomo. io+. cfes,
Ivy yesils>n. 4e7. H1enf-. ri
"nai@' aiso~socs siaimsn
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Columbia Out
For Sd Leg on
L eanci1ng Cup

The Columbia University fencing
.eam. for the last TWO years interco-
legiate champion, viii begin the 1920
season this evening at the New cork
A. C.. where the Junior individual
foils competition viii be held. On
Wednesday evening the Blue and White
also VIII be represented ny d saber
team at TIE junior saber team cham
pionships at the New York Turn YER
EN-. These two matches viii be the
first events on & long schedule. cul-
minating in the intercollegiate cham
Nionships. the date Of which has not
yat been selected
Prospects for q successful season
We're never more encouraging at Co
lumbia 1han a, present Win two Of
his veteran stars back including the
Intercollegiate champion. Nj. j. Bloom
er r.. and a falr~sized squad Of prom
ising youngsters or hand, the Blue and
Whites fencing mentor Professor
James Murray. has reason to be conf
den- Of : third triumph for intercol-
legiate honors with the foil. The pres
eu- season Will be Murray's twenty
Hitn az Columbia.
HIS mainstay for the 1920 season
VIII oe Captain Bloomer, whose indi-
vidual work with the foil last year
established nm az Ire TOP Of the col
lege fencers. = close second was II.
". Forster last years captain. who has
returned TO college and will be ehgi-
bic Other iencers who have shown
promise but have yet 10 compete in
varsity matches are T. T. Steile, who
won < novice competition at the New
f0rk \. G. last year, 2. T. Farley, cap
tain Of last seasons fre esnmau team.
and u Bencoc and r. D Marcus. also
0f the 1919 freshmen. c Contreras,
another veteran Of last years varsity
also Will compete with the foils.
the saber team VIII be selected from
he following: e. T. Stelle. George
ReaVes Frank Wright. captain Of last
years freshman crew, and O. De Kaye.
The intercollegiate Fencing League
includes Columbia, Harvard Yale,
Pennsylvania. Dartmouth, Bowdoln,
Massachusetts Institute If Technology
and the Naval Academy. The "little
IRON man" as the leagues bronze
trophy is called. is at present in the
possession OF the Mornings lde univer-
The complete Columbia schedule of
preliminary matches IS as follows:
1ar4a~t r. Gnn.or Individual foiis
4pa-it.aul. 9oe Yo-H a e. Jaouary "a
ffunior sabre team enaiutlDnsnipsl New
Nr Tuaa l-re.n. j.. '.hflarY 'fr
rs.r tail4 teaf aha tnfiaH. ship-i. French
VI @. IL February = ,uuior epee team
sharl Iiof -lft1sl l'~neefs Clpo February
IS ,fun4or -i,~e and sab-r individual oha tn
p.nsespl Nw York Turn Nerein
81 rch t5ursur inaiVi1uA fot.s chs'.-
p.oushlpr} New Tolh Turn Verein
The first intercollegiate competition
will come on alumni day, February 70
when Columbia viii meet Dartmouth
and .BOwdoin n the Morningside
Heights gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Dohertv Beats Badinel!i
In Handball NIatch

John Badinelli. chairman OF me Me-,
ropolitan Association hsndbali chsn
p'enship tournament was eliminate
N the second round OF play on -.
Annuncistion Club courts yes,erda,
6adlnelli fell before the prowess q.
Harry Doherty. New York ATHLETE
Club. by the scose Of 2f-ls, 2l-ls
The seni-iinal zound VIII be p.av.d
next Sunday.
The summary
s~Sona reund-R Names Anuunolsrion.
M nSisateo ;. Nc Mahon. Arnunc,ation ai--s
SV-sl. sl-ls: II. Doherty New York 4
= u-ieated r. Badineu; Annunciaf,on
-1-AS, lit: A Waldrou CITY A
aeieated Il Oaks ST. Georges Club. h,
oefauit; F. Powers Annunciation. def.a,.a
W ADAMS Pastire A. c. All. si-i2
=. Aegan. Annunciation- defeated G
heakey. Annuncistion. ai--lT. si-so
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

eveE aud out third Time. As 80
lo4te and Dick Williams also ran.
Firth race (purse. $500. Brazil HAndI-
rso. tnree-year -oIds ANA upward mile and
a tlr.ong -SuforG, Io5 &C.. Howard>. a
90 l. 70 and out won !.-ea. l0s
Murray. to 3, to auG out second
Freemantle. 100 lCarnody.. . - -. ven
aad out. third Tim. 80 - ,new track
record Walnut Hail and Monorlov also
S-xth rat~ ,pur~~ $500 three -yea4-o.ds
and upward. claiming mile and 80 yardsl
Csndle Light. 1o7 1I,gx1- 70 ~ver
4no - = won, - MAlley 10 tCruiup).
. to L. 70 and even. second. Conn,
Boris. l13 fMurray). to g. 70 and
to 1 third. Time. -. stew Sfive,
Sandals Egnonr. Baby Rasch ana Ralph
,S. also ran
seventh rae" 6pGrs- $500 thre~ year
ODDS au' upward. claiming onA ,uile)-
Hudson ief sHunt}. to :. aver. and
To .. won. ASsun ption l04 ,f Fatorb
e. 70 and even. second, Miss
Proctor. -0- tCarnody). % 10 t.
and go &. THIRD Time 40 The
ralhsr. he Cleaner Lady Jam Grey
BeVrlry James and Tim j. Hogan alsc
ran
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Nev Orleans Entries

f-4.s. raca 1r,nraD. t10O, Roo1ie Purse.
.e.o-1es' 7sas .hree frrionfs'-ia5nuEA a.a',t,e
Syringe I1s. WhiD9et. ll5. Trump"ur' lIf.
Second g,ce tpusec. $7oo claiming
? nf-.-y s-o4st and upward HlT 'uriyhs.
Nog If7 1neern 3 Murphy. ll7
NJ. aA1rx firtz ff2 sisond ~. "Efiahe
f1z >snette florA. 10 james r clark
if-. stea hft aiNrattial j3r. %N4hy Girl
tn- Also @il<iole- l1nke o. l'' FonsnlFr
~. Doct.r C.,i.nDelf l1g. True steel
I3t. sf.orHe Mu-iliDach, il7
gh.ra race fpufse. ssoo. claiming four
Year-.ias and psa4fal el1 iariongsl .Dp-
l1. Douglas 3 40. Decea los Greeu
Mint. 39s Young ATTAIN. iHs @SiesiH. ~
s.,si1.t lsaofa. le5 cobalt Lass. 100
f,s5-a. fa4r f..r.oia- and uis'ard rlile
ard u ~i1 frefiiJ l'rnninao'el. l4' Enjoy.
Io4 ralIar lof Bolster ioz Dotue Vnn-
rinh no ,uarse ssoe clanm.nv four
yeaf.elaa md npNeo& ',,'' ILL.,. ana oe "a n
ee.xn'h w no.. i9s MifangH fo4 .a1r. i1T
,asplnY. 1D4. 'coiuaeho. 100 "AI"xander.
INs. -littlc sts4ng. 1914. *Discordio, j0t
r.aincoi iez Hony ,.l3 le2 hetne m' ~ sG gs
e.4r3f'io.-@ f}aby HlHter 5s. 'hloniu. ~
hIuu4no J1e. Ofueiia Y, 81
s.r'h race Cpurse. 400 claiming: -four
l.atner' i.,''' iIo iiokorynui. ~. rlapper
~ MAb i02 iady Longfeilow. 1o2.
Mafauaer. los hibe"a' 49, +capitai c'1y ~,
sCaDsiio. 100. 'lfiab Maid. ~
soventh racc 1Dutso. 1900. claiming
fanr venr plda sud upward. miis nnd
atteont4J faui cDnneiy. tl'. na,i>
<.'.'.4z 4o7 p.tsa io7 Arbitrator. to7
caen.ae 80. .ieaa'tns Misr. los keziah
~. sHfe~n'r fnHo'tt~. let. 'i,rnnea. o.
general Hlng. lo9, "bA"cins cafni"~i -
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Knox OF uo,ningside 4. G.
Leads Way m Harlem Run
Nine Athletes Compete in
lO-NIile Invitation Race
in Snow-Covered Streets

John P Knox. OF he Morningsi ide
Athletic Club. easily defeated field OF
nine athletes who started in the ten
mile invitation run Of MS club yester-
day IN preparation Cor the Brooklyn
Sea Gate marathon scheduled for next
month. Knox finished The grind over
the snow-covered streets IN good con-
dition, winning by $50 yards in 5s min
utes , seconds
Joseph sherman. Harry Lucas and
William Cover, three other represent
atives OF the Mornlngside club, gave
to follow the faster pace % the victor
during the last mile Sherman pulled
down second honors, with Lucas sew
enty yards back and Cover tired
fourth.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Higgins, Penn State
Star, Quits ColIegs
spec.al corre pondsac>

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. jar. Is
Robert a Higgins ranked az the
creates football end in the game last
faii and captain Of sne Penn state
eleven left nere to-day 10 accept the
position OF assistant TO the recre
ational Officer at Fort Leavenworth
Kansas He has practically finished
MS course in commerce and finance
and WI be awarded his college degree
on February . beng one of me ~
member of the special war class
to be graduated q mat time.
The seay foo,bal and asera
player ard boxers received tne off,
of ths pos.'Ioa a. me army pos. abov'
ne middle o. .ast football season. arc
was Tecuesset 20 90 Or ~ once ane
axe - ne duties of the Office. t'
eiected 20 .yemaln at penn STATE, nov
ever, and finish rs course. A. Lea
enwortn ne Hlii nave tne ranking anc
pr'v ,egeA of a captain and Will act q
pnyncal rec,or.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

tsrst 1ace 'pur-e. $500. tnfee-5 ss.r-e.los
and upward claiming SIX fl~inn..s
Gorden hussell lil ocarme'ssl 10
~ and 10 10 wuu. Iolyanna iii
,We.uaf) 70 /. > to = and = to D. s-tor.,l
old EYiers li5 GA Coiinsl. to l. 10 r
and 1 TO .. third Time lIs - Arfss
Sweep. Punctual. Herder. rNp, Jack Da,s-
son, Sayona and Flash ~ Ste.. also ran
second race epurs~ $500. three-,ear.
olqs and upward e..in ine six turlongsl
-Pheaoden III ,MUrray5 TO g. H.
and u g. woA. kevular. iDs oCEiav-t-al
to l. ~ % and - ana Felc5-
dad. l15 lAtkinson)- il to T. To and
20 third Ti,4- i.I2 I.o,.,,
Frascuelo. IAthoiick k. Pretty BABY aua n.
SnoD also ran
Third race fpurs. $500. three, -,a..s-..le.s
and upward. tne rcuudor fiancicap
hye and half flrlonssJ sAties KNOB IL.
tCrdr4pl 40 even and out. Won Tor
o the Morning lax 'chI~vetts1. to =
to . ana out second INC Blue Duke
1903 1PicNens). % /. 80 $ and cut
third. Time. l.n6 "a. scotch Nerdict
ana Haniltuna also ran.
Fourth race CSl.50o aGdeG the Caribbear
stakes; three -yesr-olds ana upward. mile
and sixteenth)-Berlin. lo4 oWeinerp
to !. t. and on. won l.ackawanna
80 tCarmodyp, even, . 10 and out, sec
one; Don Thrush. 90 Mangan). to O.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
The Summary

For the first two miles the pack re-
NAMED well punched. with Cover in
the van. Al this point Cover sprinted
and pulled away to 50-yard lead He
maintained this advantage 10 the fourth
mile. where Knox came forward TO
challenge for the position For an
other mile the pair ran along together.
but condition told on the veteran
Cover, who Was forced 70 fall rear
ward.
During the running Of the ninth mile
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Col. Till Huston Of Yanks
Returns From Dover Hall

Colonel Tillinghast L'Hommedieu
Huston. the genial. bustling, battling
half-owner Of the New York Yankees
arrived in the city yesterday from
Dover Hall. Ga, considerably revived
Il spirits ard health after his sojourn
in the South and ready to get down
- business The portly Colonel Il
Keen to have the baseball season get
ouder war. as vel ne might with the
mighty Ruth in the fold.
The Yankees owner is very sanguinc
ABOUT the manner IN winch the pubic
IS .,oinr 10 iam into his bail yard next
summer 70 watch his hirelings pound
tne.r wa4 to 'ttle A. to pennaut
Possibilities. tnc colonel thinks they
are likely probabilities and that 1920
Is 70 be The year when the New York
Yankee are 20 20 over the top for
tnelr nr.t t.me N their eXlstence.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Met CahiII on Top Again

Only. 3 small field ~ Qunners report-
- e al the sraps o. the Larcnmont Yacht
'iao yestereay. T. !. McCahiA agaln
*as tne nlgn scratch Qunrer with d
,srd :. q - OF q pos bic 100 target.
ne score was excellent. considering
ne saoo'ing conditions. The nigh han
aleap pr ~ was ta1en by B. Y Fitz-
ysFald He ~az the only gunner TO
nave full score of 100 targets
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Berlin, 4 to L,
W ms Feature
Race at Havana
Buford Smaslles Track Rec
ord, G oi ing Mile and
a Furlong in $50 -
Special Corresunna.- nc

Specad7 TorresDono. acc
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. ls-Berlin.
owned by Mrs. c. X. Moore and ,',4
ning in his best form, easily d,spoSee
Of his field in the Caribbean stakes'
the feature event on the program At
the Oriental Park track, to-day. and jr
winning the stake he added ST .67O 10
the account Of his owner. Berlin W.,
the outsider in the betting. being quot
ed at TO |, and his connections wa
gered heavily on him TO win.
Buford, showing one Of his good
races, smashed the track record for .
mile and furIong when he stepped
the distance in the fast time of 80 -
clipping two-hfths of second off the
old mark Buford ran like wild
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Brazil in OLYMPIC Game.

RIO JANEIRO, Jan ls-The Bra
zillan sports confederation has ac-
cepted an invitation extended by the
lnternationa federation at Amster-
dam 10 participate in the Olympic
games to be neid at Antwerp in Au-
gust. Steps are TO be takes imme-
diatelg TO have Brazil properly repre-
sented a. the games
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Murphy and Schmidt
Tied With Six Points
Each for Second Place
Bv \. {. Cavagnaro

Leslie Boyd. the elghteeu-y"ar old
fremont Skating Club representative,
,autured the Metropolitan Association
,ce skating championship by winning
.wo OF ,he foar events that were CON
,estsd on his clubs rink ia the BronH
,esterd rday. Boyd's efforts neteed him
"a points. while William Murphy,
sis, Stree, Ice Palace. and Charles
schmidt. Verona Skating Club. New
Jersey. by virsue Of one victory eaeh
and also a third place. finished dead
ocked fos second honors with s
points.
The new champion Won both his
titles by ms superior sprinting ability.
n each case following the pace until
re deemed it time 10 put on more
sueed. He won the hall mile event
IN minute - seconds, and showed
sn even more Impressive performance
n carsuring The nile chase n min
utes ) % seconds.
Opposed BY Veterans
In each instance. Boyd was com
PEELED to put his speed against vet
erans. bu. in both contests decisiv y
proved the better skater. The broad
link elm mated the usual falls and
also accounted Cor the fast times in
all contests.
Murphy victory came in ,he 220-
yard event. an especially fine start aid
ing him in MS triumph. In the .i4O-
yard race the 500 spectators witnessed
p thrilling duel between Schmidt and
George Pickering. Verona Skating
Club. The first named was the winner
by inches.
Craft work on the part o. Boyd
marked both his victories. In the half
mile contest the boy remained back tn
second position behind Schmidt, who
ed the feed Of eight contestants until
he beginning of the final Ian. when ae
isis. Street Palace, also challenged
Schmid, aud raced on the heels Of
Boyd.
Boyd and Hearn then raced ioeer ner
for the remainder OF the distance unti'
he fral tulN which tna champion
rounded cleverly, 70 snap the ape with
three YARD lead. Schmi Gt managed
% gain third place BY inches from twc
other competitors.
Hills OF His Rivals
The one-mile race found Boyd Kill
'ng of his rivals with sensat.0na
sprint ON The final Two laps For the
srsr SIX laps Joseph Miller. New Yorl
Athletic Club. led the long string o.
-en skaters until two-thirds Of the dis
lance had been covered At this pom
Boyd sprinted past Miller who, now
sver, stuck a. his chaleneer's neels
But Boyd further increased she pac
nd succeeded III gaining suHicientl
an the sharp turns 10 defeat Millei
,iurphy pulled down third nonors hv
rare- n the wake Of Miller
other competitions complete
,he 1rogram. Robert Zimmerman
'crc Wheelmen. with 9 handle @
'so ards won ~ practically his full
handicap in sc threemile race. Ms
Elsie Mueller. scratch, found It impos
slaie 20 finish better than third bcnini
Miss Mollie Doran and Miss Min
Wheeler. both Of whom started Wit
2o-yard handicap in the 40 yar
race Robert Murray. ten-year-ol
boy. ska-ed a 20 yard exhibition i
Il - seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
GrantIand Rice and
Robertson Vim at Golf

BELLAIR HEIGHTS. Fla.. Jan Is
Dave Robertson. professional. o.
Pittsburgh Country club. Win Grant
and Rice. Of New York. as partner.
defeated Alex Smith. Of Wvkaevl and
Arthur v Lee jr., o. Detroit. i've ar
aree In an exhibition golf match here
.o-day Robertson req stored a = ant
Rice helped on two noles. making .
pest toll o. 50 Many good golfers ar
mere prac-icing for the annual January
tournament next week.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

Cover was unable 20 stand OF Sher-
man. and Lucas passed him 70 give ss,-
tie 10 Knox. The latter made his be
three quarters o. mile from the rinisi
when lie increased his pace - Via
thereafter as ne pleased
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

horse. displaying wonderful speed He
broke we'll in his stride and c. Howard
let nm step right along, going the first
six furlongs in l:l2 %
He went to the mile in 1913 3-5.s and
he was then fully eight lengths in front
and showing no signs of firing.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-28
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
Guarantee My Ointment, Says Pc.
terson-<Evey Box Of It.

III you are responsible for the
health Of your family" says Peter.
son, of Buffalo, Il want you to get a
large S0-cent box of Peterson's Oint'
ment today.
Remember ! stand back of every
oox. Every druggist guarantees to
refund the purchase price if Peter
sons Ointment doesn't do all claim
guarantee it for eczema, old
sores, running sores, salt rheum,
ulcers, sore nipples, broken breasts,
Itching skin, skin diseases, blind
bleeding and itching piles. as well as
ior chatting. burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises and sunburn"
l had 90 running sores on my leg
ior II years. was in three different
hospitals. Amputaton was advised
Skin grating was tried. ! was cured
Dy using Peterson's Ointment. Mrs
r. E. Root, 2S7 Michigan street, Buf
iaio, N. Y. Mail orders filled by
PETERSON Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo
Ny.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-28
COLORED FOLKS
TO ORGANIZE
They Will Ask the Candidates What
They Propose to % for the Race,
and viii Get Pointers on
Ballot Casting.

One of the best meetings ever held
by the Keokuk branch of the N. A. A.
C. P. organization took place last
night at the Bethel A. M. E. church,
with the Rev. j. Sterling Moore pre-
siding The object Of the meeting
was to make plans for the colored
people In regard to the fall election.
A committee composed of Mrs. c.
D. Bland and Mrs. SeIby Johnson was
appointed to make a canvass of all
of the colored voters in Keokuk, and
especially of the colored women. A
committee was also appointed to wait
upon the candidates for office and to
ascertain from them what their atti-
tude was toward the colored people
and what they are going to do if they
are elected to office. This committee
is composed of these men: l.. c.
Lowe, George w. Smith, ]. w. Wilson,
George w. Snoddy, Solomon Williams,
F. D. Bland and William Smith.
The president of the N. A A. c. P.
will arrange for voting demonstration
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-28
TERRIBLE TASTE
REMOVED FROM
CASTOR OIL
NAM Process Robs Old Reliable
49, Remedy Of Disagreeable
Taste.

The chemists Of Spencer kellogg
( sons, Inc. one Of the largest manu-
sacturers or castor oil in the world,
,,ava nerfected a remarkable process
h h1 which all nauseating taste is re-
moved M from castor oil. In the opinion
Of of physicians and druggists who are
olready familiar with kellogC's Taste
Lass Castor Oil, this remarkable i'm
movement is a real blessing. It's
the same old-fashioned castor oil that
every physician prescribes. It's a
1ooao pure castor oil But that nause-
ating taste has been eliminated.
Strength and purity remain the
same. Today you can take kellogg's
Tasteless Castor Oil easily. Children
take it without coaxing or bribing.
DO not accept substitutes. Sold by
ali good druggists. If you want a
castor oil absolutely without nause-
ating taste, insist on genuine labora-
tory filed bottles, plainly labelled
Keilogg's Tasteless Castor Oil. Three
sizes, 15c., 35c. and Csc. (AdvtD