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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
GAMES ARE CANCELLED
BUT TEAM STILL PRACTICES
Washington md Lee 4nint Working
Itnrh Ia iet In shape for Rc-
manning Games.
Especial to The Times lspatcil

Special to The Times spatclr.l
LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. l>s---in spite
OF the fact that several games have
been Cancelled the Washington and
Ice basketball team 81 prac;lcins every
day and Couch Rafucry stated today
his mcn would WORK straight through
until ~" last day O: the season
The University OF Tennessee. i:i,, =
Spr t.o.lesc an. Emory and Hcn:y lave
cancelled their games with the Cen
RAE, HE - ;h.: ltnfortuna:. .,re AL
c"g' q: tfucrzH. The only games 'rat
nov remain on. The schedule are those
VIII: rr'n!:, Nirs mia Poly and >orlh
C,rniin;r =. & N Coach Buf,~ry -;
nnXiolS. II con.ricte the schedule nS
q. G,nnls ahai hopes in addil!,n that
thc Gcne::,if WI yet meet ,;atr,e-
town this str soi'. even Il tho s..t:uu
iiS 10 he extended in order to do So
rhe i:;:a. Word rests With the health
huihi:!ucs according to -tl,c progress
ii :hc Influenza epidemic il tic state
Washington nnd-t:cr.is now tho only
tcnjy.. in the stat which. hasJEet met a /
Least >.n'.-'t+ feat dHrine-.tftc present
season, and' Coaclr IRA fiery Is confident
aiS fncn are aple to keep all opponcnts
or tile Sntc;' end Of the scoce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Cured His RUPTURE

. ] was badly .yrupturel While lifting Z,
Nrunk several years nro. Doctors said my
oiiy hope of.curc WAS an operation. Trussas
did me no good. Finally got hold nt
something that quickly ana completely
cured INC. YEATS have passed ana the .up-
ture has never Returned. although i'm
doing hard worl. carpenter. Tho,e
was no operation. 10 los: time. no trouble
J, have nothinE.,to sell but viii give full
information about-huw You may find u conf
plctc cure WITHOUT operation, IL YOU write
70 INC. Eugene NJ ruicn. Carpenter. a20-i'
Marcclus Avenue, Manasquan. y. j. i:c1-
ter crt out this notice ana show lilo Gny
others who arc rupturcd-you may save "a
life or NJ least STOP the misery Of rupture
and the worry ard danger OF an operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
MURPHY REPORTS FIRST
VETERAN OF ATHLETICS
NOW IN SOUTHLAND
Will Get Training Grounds In shnpc
for Squad, Which Arrives -
Next week. qoD
Ispccia, to Tho Timas-Dispatch.

Especial to THO Times DispatClI.l
PHILADELPHIA. Fob ls.--Vetcrai,
Danny Murphy. who has come back 80
the Athletics this year as ganerni
coach and assistant captain to Harr.
Davis. has arrived at Lake Charles,
La. and the arrival OF genial Damn.
marked tho opening OF the pilgrimase
OF the local players toward tho South.
ern goal OF aching limbs anu balmy
atmosphere.
Murphy, is going ahead OF the bat
terEmcn. who leave here Friday. 80
that he can get the Lake Charles play
ing field in condition for the hurlers
and receivers upon whom the Athletics
S CHI, an,h hsnend THIS year. Murphy mas
and has orders to rush the completion
OF the grounds In time for invaS;on on
Monday morning by tic advanep
Mack will hcrd f,fteen pitchers ana
three cntciicts together when the cali
morning. The Athletes leader and his
batterymcn leave here Friday after
noon and should arrive some time Sun
a a"r ns ii the Ias be- GhnTies
during the Sabbath. but ali hands arf
e,SpectSsd 70 respond 70 the cry on the
duly celebrated this year. -
Tho roster OF the advance guard iiie
cludes the following: -;
I iitlteIS--SCot( iNcfTSt !LOlunu Nay-
lor. Walter Kinney. Russell Johnstii,
Patrick. Martin. William Picrsou. Roy
Moore. Lyle BiGbee. Charles IIcketts
George Gibson. Grcvelt and San, iIHt-
ris.
The catchers will be William styles.
Glenn Wyatt and John walker. ~.
On Friday. February 81, the iniicid$
ers and outflclds and Catcher t.:- P6rt;
kins will report to Chptain Harry
Davis in this city. and depart for ftfc
louis lana training camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Benny Kauff Released
After Larceny Charge
IBy Nssoclntel Pr.

NEW YORK.. Feb. iS.-itcniaImin
Nhun. star hcldcr ef the New York
Sinhts. was out on bnil today after
bis arrest ycntrrdny On "a charge
Or grand inrrrny I'm connection
With the alleged theft of an auto
mobile. kauH. who until recently
WAX eng aged, with hfe half brother,
I'm e'thc automobile ;tcccSxor, busi-
ness. is aflcErd to hive sold II cnr
Inst December ~ which had heen
stolen here week before. kuuW
maintained TINT hr butIghI the ear
In question last Dct0bcr ~
Itnuff was held I'm s2.f;ua bail for
HEARING Friday. The rorn,o,
charge entered against him was
''su.piciOn Of grind larceny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
CREAM OF RICHMOND TEN
PIN ARTISTS FORM LEAGUE
Fomr CLUB Organization " III Ike Present.
This City on

The cream Of the city's tcn-pin
. "a; or, not een;sh' Win thg success
pieted, have gotten together and or
ganiaed a new icagne-none blu, ex
Included in tho iine-ups OF the various
teams. as Will be noted from glance
at thc, following list o. n-pin artists:
"TT enm &c sr siof; el aw ystt POP"
vq Pain sped %S aeSE 1'iSh peaSs
. Team No. l.--"Whi{" Whitman. Bell
Barsh, blair, Splitting. Anaci7ariand.
70 the various teams. is Only ten tsn !.
ers TO the teams in accordance ITO
|, viii be noted that Team 40. i IS
padc up entirely OF yenngsters, while
I!yea,n No; Is COMPOSED entirely Of
ter. pin IN their day. "
No, regular names have rs We; been
assigned the various teams. but it is
have signi,itd their intention TO t sitt
over the franchises. chief among whom
arc Noide Brothcrs. which team viii
Dc sns ~ R Wh old Fflnhe mapIe e
S%Rp I'm o,Ss RS n ana saueEs iake
YET been settled definitely. and firms
teams To represent them, will have to
speak quick If they hope TO get a
franchise.
The present plan is TO open the sea-
son next week and to continue same
for six weeks. Two games each week
are 10 be BOWED, Tuesday and 1'nurs-
day. being the nights assigned. All
OF the gaines arc 10 bic bowled at The
drives.
a schedule is now in the course
OF preparation and as soen as com
plcted will be phbiishcd for the in :
formation and guidance OF all con-
ccrned
IA the rosters Of the teams COM
prise the cream of the cty's ten
pin artists, and as all of the teams;
appear. TO be about evenly matched.
many hot and exciting games are in
store for tho. bowling fans, and 1t is
expected that all existing city bowl
ing records will be reiegated to the
T, discard.
| Interest in the bowling game Is at
| its height and the public is commence
| ing to realize more and inbre every,
day the many benefits TO be derived
| from this hcalthful exercise and rec
reation. 1t is to be dcn)orcd that the
women Of the city will not avail Them
selves. of this opportunity, as practic-
ally all other cities of mole have large
quotas of the fair SEX engaged In
haye organized leagues for the pin
spiders. For example. in our neigh
norlng city, washington, may be seen
many Of the fair SEX partaking OF this
ncaltnIul exercise and recreation,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

Most men are apt to think
that il fabrics all-wool, that's
all there is to it. When. as a
matter of fact. there are lot 81
lll-~oul Fabrics that are a heap
worse than cotton mixtures.
First, there's the wool itself
mustn't be too wirt Or harsh.
Then there's the weave. II
too loosely woven, the fabrics
sleazey. And SO on.
Just as important TO know
how wOolens are constructed as
to know they're all-wool. Ours
are made by Rogers-Peet.
The best Of everything men
wear. Also Sporting Goods and
luggage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
The Horrible )
Handicap Of Catarrh

no effect whatever upon tic
blood. a.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots
and herbs direct from the for
est, which combat promptly
any disease germs or irnpuri-
ties III the blood.
Once you get your blood free
from impurities-cleansed ,SR
the catarrhal poisons which $it
is now prey to because Of its
unhealthy state-then you Will
be relieved of Catarrh-the
dripping in the throat, hawking
and splitting, raw sores in the
nostrils, and the disagreeable
bad breath. It was caused, Lii,
the first place, because your
impoverished blood was easily
infected. Possibly a slight cold
or contact with some one who
had a cold. But the point is
don't suffer with Catarrh-ittis
not necessary. The renleiy.
S. S. S., discovered over fifty
years ago, tested, true and tried,
is obtainable at any drug store.
1t has proven it's value in thou
sands Of cases. 1t will do soTin
your case. Get S. S. S. at once
anu begin treatment. II yours {
is a lorg-standing case, be sure
to write for free expert medical
advice. We will tell you hgM
this purely vegetable blobd
tonic cleanses the impurities
from the blood by Literally
washing 1t clean. We wiiIprt@e
to you that thousands Of sSif-
ferers from Catarrh, after cda-
sistent treatment with S. s. Isl
have been freed from the trSSt
bic and all it's disagreeable fesl-
lures and restored to perfect )
health and vigor. Don't delay
the treatment. For frne meai- 4
cal advice address Swift Mediss
cal Director, I87 Swift Labofa
DRY, atlanta, Ga ADV. s s Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
COLLEGE JUNIORS BARELY
ESCAPE BEING DEFEATED
FRESHNESS luint Holds f,raeur Leaders
10 e8-n9 Sc6re.
ISTERCEtss LEAGUE.
SfNh0ins ~ Clubs.

The Richmond college class cham
pionship racI has developed into a
battle FOR the homo. Of giving the
Juniors their first whipping, with the
Sophomores coming nearest TO success
in yesterdays contest which ended
% TO 2p in favor of the leaders. 1t
VAS not until the second half that the
upper classmcn CAV. any semblance OF
defending their record for the recess
foand the Frcshies leading. II 10 6. in
points, and playing rings around their
Ooponcnts.
No reversal of form took place on
the part of the tirst-year men, but the
Iuniers s9fansed on PpIr9vSa styls Of
outplayeu them in every DEPARTMENT.,
their passing was excellent and their
shots well directed:
leaders seemed 10 have the desired eff
feet. sickness. had kept him from
though Sales did well. there was lack
Of teamwork. and Ford evidently bal
aanced this: lie got five baskets, while
10 count. once. For this too much
credit cannot be heapcd on the Fresh
men guards.
Duval and Ia gby.. forwards. counted
many times by good shooting and cx-
reptional passing, and Price. had II
shade on Spencer At center in Jumping.
juniors. Position. Freshmen
Sales. 49,. right forward .... .Duva!
fiartz. 1880. left forward Bashy
Nnehols. right guard ...wiiIaiass
Blankcnship. left. guard ........ sale
r6ra g 81 slhsaT 3 81 E aass nS
/; b whliams. !, Fonis-biy iflartz
IN $ Gy Dnya in q BY eashs Ford
for Sales. Refcree-Towill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
CUNT CANCELS TRIP
Tennessee College Not to Play in Vfr-
ninia on Account OF Influenza
Among Squad.

Especial 10 Inc Times D!snatch.I .
HRiSrO1..' VA. Feb. lS.-Thr CniH
vcrsity Of Tennessee hasltstball team
has Cancelled it's trip through Virginia
this week, according to message re-
ccivcd here. The Knoxville quintet
was to have met the following teams:
Tuculum College. iircen"viiic. Tenn:
Bristol Y. NJ. C.. ~; Roanoke College,:
Washington and Lee University and
Of Virginia
The trip Was Cancelled because Of the
fact that two members of the team
anil the rohch are. III of !niluenzn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
GIRLS PLAY FAST GAME
bnsketbnII Teams or j. VI. II. &. xna
NORMAL SeA6hi Have tstait-
Inn CAT

u, An unusually Interesting and excit-
ing ing game Of basketball WAS tho one
nM.aSSo Ply inc girls team, from John
day afteEnoon, in the X. Il. lee school
Symnaa nna ,Eyeslient snafd Work
Wa Ma cons, gore ~ to.tlS West, Of Normal.
Martha Davis. OF Normal and Garnet
TODD. OF j. NJ. ii. s.. did good pbai
shooting for their teams.
SoTrSn,S, scorc was II TO 2 in favor of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
SPIDERS TIE INDIANS
RICHMOND COLLEGE CLIMBS
TN RACE By BEATING TIGERS
wes'hAsnsten school asint Victorious.
70 I-ShSrch siiii Keats
u. v. 1. a. a. BAskErpAfi. LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.

richmond College last night went
!iiio tie with William and Mary for
second place in the race for the bas-
he'DnH championship or the Eastern
Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
cation. when the Spider quiht defeated
Nas Hampden- Sidney Tigers in the
Biues Armory, by the score OF "a to IL.
Twas ono OF those games in whicn
close defensive work on the part OF
both teams stood on, prominently.
This wax noticeable. especially in the
| sa # Fl sv ,he Of Ss p Wnsh e nafh
CUNTS were content 10 play safe and
the guarding throughout the first
s,anza was close.
iiampden- Sidney scored the first
nv s,rssusa a. Sashe'baii ris% asSa a fo Si
.Mi. thro9ghout the first hair iirst one
HnMt and then the other, was ahead.
t'ot! Tough, hard throughout and the
"a, the opening or the second half
Lie Spiders came back determined u
score Il victory. and Carlton, rhc Eich
Ala teammates. was hblc 10 cage sew
Ara Goals from difficult shots. zcig
ys as so eIqs n ,rJwMn ,e BY nj
ON he rceGred ii tfne arst half had a
n ,s4 strx seoTe for u: nigh The stel-
1gskct on shots from the court and
i ~ sevcrai easy onSs' Ths work
~. onead ana Towili, OF the Spiders
Mt Sood.
iiainpdcn- Sidney's ehtlte team play
81 good CANT and indiy!duai STARS
were few ana far between. stevens
BRITAIN and hughes again led their
ram. AMI this eflu scorcd all the Tiger
points.
1.-The lineup:
I:Ehmond College. Hampton sidney.
NbltlG. forward ~ Hri,t:i,,
Zuiglei,...... forward .iiaHRes
carton rentrr ~ stevens
Snend .... guard Fleming
ify,w;lt ..... t.uartI pa,,i"itc
sEuniinarI: substsiitu,ions Luxe for or
Sllvcns. Goals from cour,-CaTl,on
T. hJo;iler Toa.iti /. J.ri,fsin -:
ttushes. 2: htcvsnn. . Goats iron,
fuUl-EclGler. /; Hughes. !, Referee.
L;dntb vFsintu, -
CHifi{SA tSiHt, aftST Nt<x
From SENfSRT SEWs FIVE
'gr ,S to the gam. b Sst@eyn ,hs TieSs
.:I4b ia in a hdS.6a SaWbnqS Hny%s ait,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Boston Braves Refuse
to Let Meanwhile Go
Iiiy Aavncia1n,i f,rn.e /

SIarnnvfifc. star sfortstop OF inc
Boston National ieaaHe baseball
club. will continue 10 play In
Braves UNIFORM this Aenhoa, George
W. GRANT, Prcsident OF the club,
shic today. II hhd been rum0red
That Mafanciiit WAS 70 be traded.
Nineteen or thu Braves Arc rec
portsh to have signed 1870 eOhi
trhctA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
HOPKINS LOSES TO TECHI|
BALTIMORE QUlNT DOWNED
BY VIRGINIA POLY FIVE
ulucksbitrs Tenn Victorious by score
OF ~ to 1T-Purffsh
lspecinl to Tnc Times- nisna,ch. /

Especial TO Tie Times Dispatchj
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 1S.-Nirginia
Tech continued its winning strcah by
taking Johns Hopkins University into
camp by the score OF 81 20 II. The
speedy and Weil-drilied Nirginians
downcd Hopkins by Il bigger margin
than Princeton and are conceded the
best quint seen IN Baltimore In many
years. IN the second half Tech ran
Will when their center. Parrish. rung
several wonderful shots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
GC)lDMEDAI
<lhkAl kM on
" HsS5EsRS ~

The worlds standard remedy for kidney.
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles and
National Remedy Of Holland since 1896
Three sizes, all druggists. Gustanteed.
Look for thS name Gold Medal on every box
and accept DO limitations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Everett MCGOWAN Wins.

,1 sAKEN eaSsa, ahioS Won me Inc
.aSsnt Ii Is tie Speh,sE days broE,a@ 81
T.he n,ternattomal AHA, eur speed Skai-
1nE Championships here today. Ills
%in,c was tiIse minutca. two and. three
3tths seeonds.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
DON'T
DESPAIR

IF you are troubled with pains OF
aches; feel tired; have headache.
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
age of Urine, you will find relief in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
.NcMnort News

:, summary: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Ehmis; McArthur, for. Fried. Goals
tro1l court--Woudwa-d !: Pendleton.
;tr. 8: RUBY. 81; Macarthur. /. Goals
iTon foul--Woodward, s: Ruby. =.
Sefcrcc-B Bethel. Washington and Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

First race-thr.e and zone ,nir -rirlutigs--
AOertn s.. liz; flumpy, i;J: The Moor. rs:
i'udd!. kcan, il5: Ben Valet. rs; No Fool
The state herald., 1920-11-19
HOSPITAL NOTES


Miss Esther DeArmond. daughter Of
e. v. DeArmond. was operated upor
Tuesday Of this week for appendicitis
She is recovering very nicely. Mr.
DeArmond and daughter returned Sat
urday from a visit with relatives in
Kansas. and Miss Esther took sick
on her visit. She will soon be able
to be removed to her home.
Ralph Conwell Of Wages, Colorado
was operated upon Wednesday for
appendicitis. He is mendinS. and
from reports is doing all right. His
father was expected Thursday to look
after him.
Little four year old Naomi Patrick
had her tonsils removed Thursday
morning.
Drs. Crawley and Hill are busy vac.
cinating people who hope to thus. es.
cape the smallpox craze.
Mrs. Baker is reported under the
care OF Dr. Hill.
The state herald., 1920-11-19
comtustIble's Many Uses.

II the farmer cant make the ola
horse 70 on straw and c0rncObs pet
haps he cnn run his car. his tractor
and his stationary engine with gas
made from them. That's the problem
the department Of agriculture is strug
Cling with, says the Nations Business.
Already Its experimenters have run m
automobile with the new combustihle
and used II for lighting and cooking.
II the results OF these tests warrant
further investigation the experiments
will be extended to the problem Of
plant equipment for producing the gns
on scale sufficient to allow the farm
e. to supply light and heat for his
house, power for stationary engines
and possibly for his tractor from u
small Individual outfit. II suitable
unit can he constructed II seems likely
that the straw gas may have certain
economic value In the sections Of the
.ountry where the raw material from
which the gas is made is now con-
sidered ns waste md burned or left
b rot.
The state herald., 1920-11-19
TALK OIL At WASHINGTON

Washington, Nov. 17-(United
Press)-"The Worlds Petroleum
Problem" will be discussed at an in.
ternational conference here today.
The meeting was called by the Amer.
lean Petroleum Institute and will
last three days.
Representatives Of 81 foreign gov
ernments have been invited to attend.
including England and Mexico.
In calling the conference. Secretary
r. l.. Welch Of the Institute said:
Petroleum production in relation
to the steadily increasing consump.
tion in all parts Of the world has
caused grave concern to producers.
consumers and government geolo-
gists."
The state herald., 1920-11-19
.e(,oldII I- ~ lthe, ,HeallI's

q an acute attack Of Nasal Ca4afTh
head: will ind that the use 81 HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will build V the
system, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. RepeAted at
tacks Of Acute catarrh may lsaA to
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE il
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the 0ys-
tenn. thus reducing the innanmetioo and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggtsts. Circulars free.
+. ]. Cheney q Co.. Toledo, Ohio. IL
The state herald., 1920-11-19
Why II Was safer.

Said the weather prophet, 81 think
q Il safest always to predict bad
weather"
why's thatf" =
''well. people are ready to forgive
you II you turn out to be wrong
Yonkers Statesman.
The state herald., 1920-11-19
WHY
Microbic Diseases Can't Be
Eliminated

The island Of St. Kilda. says the
Medical Press. affords an object lesson
In eugenlcs. Owing to Its inaccessI-
biIity, its Inhabitants are for long
.periods together protected from dan.
gerous infections. The few ships
which visit Its shores during limited
part Of the year bring with them the
germs Of mild infectious, such ns the
common cold. which generally spreads
throughout the island. More serious
infections are rarely Imported. and the
Inhabitants, thus being afforded but
little opportunity Of acquiring racial
immunity against them (by syste.
matte elimination Of the most susceptl.
ble). when serious epidemic is intro
duced It is likely to devastate the pop
ulation.
just now most Of the inhabitants
are down with Influenza. In the seven
teenti' century smallpox was brought
to the island by stricken ship and
every inhabitant died Of the disease.
For many yenrs the island remained
uninhabited until In 1928 Its owner
repopulated 1t with the ancestors Of
the present stock.
The lesson which the history Of 81.
KIldn enforccs Is Just this That strive
as We may, we can never succeed In
protecting the human race completely
against mIcrobic disease. Do what we
will. We cannot eliminate from our
plnnet all pnthogcnL. microbes or all
microbes capable Of evolving patho-
genie properties. Though doubtless We
act wisely In protecting ourselves h
the utmost limit Of our powers against
their attack. by cleanliness, by isola.
tion, by inOcuIntion. and the like. the
fnct must never be lost sight Of that
by so doing we are interfering with
the process Of rscinl adaptation. The
lower the mortality from infectious
disease In community. the lower doe.
the resistance of that community tt
Infection become.
The protective mechanlsms against
infection with which the wnrm-blOodec
animals are endowed are among the
mnrvels Of biology. They have evolved
as the result Of an incalculable sacri.
Ace Of life and their efficiency can on
Iy he maintained by a continuance OF
this wholesale sacrifice. Such are the
ways Of nature. The recent epIdesni,
Of inhuenza should persuade us WIS
We are.
The state herald., 1920-11-19
Order Of Notice Thereon.

District OF Colorado. ~.
On this 10th day OF November. A.
ID, 1920. on reading the foregoing pc.
tition. II is
Ordered by the Court. That hear.
ing be had on the same on the iiu
day OF january. A. u. 1921. before
William u. Harrison. Referee In Bank.
ruptcy. At III The Interstate Trust
Building, In the City Of Denver. ia
said District, az the hour Of ton
o'clock IN the forenoon. nnd that not
ice thereof be published In tho State
Herald. a newspaper printed In said
District. and that all known creditors
and other persona In interest may ap.
pear Mt the naid time ana place. aud
show cause. II any they have. why
the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted
And II Ii Further Ordered by the
Court. that the Referee shall send by
mail 10 all known creditors copies OF
hnih petition ana THIS order. addreHH
ed to them at their places OF rcnidenco
aa stated,
witnoHn. the Honorable Robert y
Lewis Judge OF tho raid Court, and
u,r seal thereof, at Denver. IN raid
District. on the 10th day OF Noyem
bor. a. b. 1920.
CHARLES W. BISHOP,
tScal of Court Clerk
ny Albeit Treeo. Deputy clork
The state herald., 1920-11-19
e~,,,nc,ne Coa,.


signs OF industrial expansion l., the
Philippine islands are seen In the re-
cent formation of company wbicl,
Is developing the Cebu coal mines as
well as those In Mindanno. II Is ex.
pected that within comparatively
short time the output Of these two
Islands will be sufficient to supply
the needs Of the whole archipelago ns
r.gards good steam coal. The Min
danao product. which comes from
what is known as the S!lsbugue, coal
field. is asserted on the one hand to
he superior 10 any other Philippine
coal or any coal imported into 'hs
Islands. while on the other hand II Il
said TO be liable TO deieriornfe " hot
used promptly.
The state herald., 1920-11-19
MIKE REDpATH.
Bankrupt,

Bankrupt,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
al Denver. Colorado. this 9th day Of
November. A. ID. 1920. ,...
DAVID d. SAuvE,
Notary Public.
My commission expires February 20.
1924