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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
TARHEELS APPOINT COACH.
MYRON E. FULLER TO LEAD
NORTH STATE GRID TEAM
University cf North CnroIinn Selects
Former Snic Man 10 sue
cccd Cnmpbcil.
Especial to The Times .pispatehl


CHAPEL JILL. y. g. Feb. Ct
NIyron r. Fuller, of Yale. line coach
at West Virginia University last fall,
and for seven years prior to that coach
At various institutions In She North
west. Will be head coach Of the Uni
! vcrsity "i North Carolina football
tcam next fall. succeeding Thomas j.
Campbell. Of Harvard who Is giving
up football, for business.
This announcement; was made today
by Gradual" Manager Charles r
Wooll"n, who said at the Same tim"
that tn" Tarheels would have two as
SiStant coaches, one especially for tho
backneld. and the other probably for
ends. Negotiations are under way now
probably will be n Carolina alumnus.
Fuller was in Chapel Hill last wccl,
candidates FOR tho 1920 team. He. is a
giant OF man, tall, powerfully built,
with an aggtessivc and magnetic per
preston on the football men.
Not to ChnnEc System.
You need have no fear OF a change
in the SYSTEM OF football that you
dates. ''Thcrc arc no dirertnt sSs,
tens in the Fundamentals Of football
send the basic principles that YOU
in good stead with me
! Fuller comes to North Carolina with
a record OF long experience and mark
ed success as a couch, a native Of
New York. he graduated from Yale in
1911. where he was a guard and tackle
on freshman and varsity teams. He
1912 and 1918 he WAS with Stevens In
stitutc ~ l!ohoken; and in 1914 and
sic. lIavcrford School had him In
1916. Swarthmorc College in 1917. and
in l9ls he Coached at the Hog Island
Shipyard, near Philadelphia. Last year
he was line coach ut West Virginia
University.
Made Good ut Colby.
. Ills 1911 Colby team is considered
tho strongest ever turned out in Maine
and ran zip 90 points TO its opponents
\ fo-t%-ninc. In addition TO beating the
nniyerIiiE , Of Ma Maine ro, B9wdon and nd
played the Navy a 21-3t game: The
1917 Swarthmorc team was also OF
ing Latay"tto Sc TO Q, iIavsrford 81
TO Z. and playing Pennsylvania 90
game.
The West Virginia team last fal,
was one OF the best IN the country.
/ Although beaten by Pittsburgh. It
! electrified the, football world by de-
| also from RutgcrSs-30 to :. and from
I Washington and Jefferson. I 10 o. The
Mountaincers developed n remarkable
open attack using formations from
which one receiver was left uncovered
for passes pass. and nd d a. the SANE time
running plays gained II great deal ot
ground
Graduate Manager Woalicn has
strong letters OF recommendation on
Fullcr from such mcn\as Walter Camp,
! of Yale; w. W. Roper, head coach 2
Princeton; Coach Charlie Bernier, OF
V. L. l.. ana others.
\ ldrgc amount OF veteran material
will be- ready for the now coach mex:
fall. OF the eighteen letter men. ten
are certain to return, ana four more
are probably coming. In addition the
freshman squad will send un lot o,
strong material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FEDERAL GIRLS VICTORIOUS
OVER FIRST NATIONAL TEAM
government Bnslictccrs. Virtually Cinch
remnant In Womcn'S League by Vie
tory Over First National.

Six basketccrs. who COMPOSE the
Federal Reserve Girls' team. today are
~ the Banking Womcn's League by
Niriu" or Il ii-to-I5 victory over the
First National ScNtcttc In the Y. W. c.
y. gymnasium las, night, The girls
with the Merchants team. TO he sure
81 the title, and having defeated the
FAST named aggregation easily in
FORMER contests expects little OppUsi-
ton In IN" final encounter.
throughout the entire first half of
the game II appeared US Il :, real CON
lest was going TO be staged. but the
Winning team opencd up at the start
or IN" second half ana simply ran wild.
nc"iIncrinG their opponents complete
~. The. losers were outclassed COM
p!stcly III tho second half. and this
IN brief accounts for the defeat.
For Federal Reserve the playin.: OF
bed l". At forward. was more spcctac-
ulhr than that of ANY PLAYER on the
court This accurate shot thrcH six
teen goals from the court and four
~ipni goals, making Il total OF thirty
by hcr team Miss rcency and Miss
vivian licnShaw played we'll at guard
for Federal The cntir. team de-
served credit for the victory as almost
throughout. Hatcher and Mctzscr lend
IA" losers in offensive and defensive
work respectively.
The lineup:
Federal. Positions. Fist Natl.
Seal. ......-. forward ~ Hatcher
'. iisnshaw forward. . Gregory
ion"s ........J. center. I<icl
;iann .......S. ccntcr..... Wharton
f"cucy .....g guard Nc,z-.,.
vivian S"nsh;tw guard. ...... Clement
summary; Subst!tutioIs dorset for
Nir@jnia HcuShaw.
G6ais from cour;-Bcalc lG. Vir-
Einla iienshaw, >: Dorset, >; Hatcher,
- Gregory, ].
Goals from fonl-Beale, /; Gregory
Referee, Morely; timekcepcr, franck
scorer, j. II. Siler, j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

J,oms E1' 8 ;"fl2nF 20 foz ;o ch Sy.
fr'oinph.nt, iI3 ,Zoliorl, 10 -. (, : e;
- 49,. sgconl; -Mnchr.i May. 10 G'rica,.
l.idaie pee Lady Marathon DJutn.c:.i.
~ ms iFtNefl Ellen Chapman. iirarett,s
i-aI" Ind: ~cr."'. EapiuhauH1ct, III. 50
Peggy q. :, ,Nc,in.Iyj' - !. d e.
wou. M!Gig. .. uticncre.hb. 10 l. : -
70 :, SCOPE. On , IIivh . ts'aekl.. /,
aus. J inckninorr, rinlar. bounding
l.rn N'U!A Garney. l:li'h rs Forecio-
inirG rae milo and sixteenth WIN DO.
~ 'LsErl. ) 10 i. ; u j. To- .. woi,. ,Micl.
iiar,! ). ~ tiiu,wriD & 10 J I. I" ]. ny,n.
t"c"ni. harvard -loteris.. II. a.icrr,p. 10
70 ~ 4. a II iie. li,2.
OF, Eoch. crumrsnil. pandy Duac raw.
Still !. J. 3 90 J. ' 70 J. wo 1:s Lady /;
second kfrah, ~ G.Ichcrcc!D - - !,
70 j. TO J. third. Time, l;lf VnurI.
lHrls Maid. poherS. -Drcrns Grey Cab 90,
iaLhanN, i'rekin!dN. cormoTun, Ira Wilson.
If.Fuitu ran.
f'fth rAcr-,Hvc and orr hnic .urionvs.-
N-rq.a ~ tEutwe'h, TO :, - 3, Uu,.
won' Tlckligh, 10 lrhurh'r), . 10 s. . IL
- J ; - !! + ;" ,hll Zine l..jI-i igu
rsoa.p Mahony. conf;,.lp :.n.
S'Atn r-''r-a.i,e and slAccrnth- The
!ic!sian, II. 10 tZol!ep. - : @ : !
. 10 .. = 10 .. second. Warsaw. IL CNNil!is,.
20 /. - 10, ! :" .. :hird. T.uo. l.is -.
.iiny, p:cdra ran.
,Syen,h raGe-lnie and sixteenth iudo.
u: III nsy; 10 ,lo,,,.r,., IL 70. ]. to j,
WV :i q ii'iFi Grim rim Ii,
~. cary. Milton I.oblcc Water War ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FRESHMEN QUINT LOSES
wOodbcrry Forest Five Beats rni-
rcrsity of Virginia First
Year Team.

tSpecinl to The Times Dispatch
WOODBERRY FOREST. Feb. ia
The Woodbcrry Forest basket ball
team defeated the strong University Of
Virginia freshmen five here today by
the score Of ~ to ~. 1t was Il great
victory for the home team as the Vir-
pin!a freshmen five is rated as one o:
the best teams In tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
rr,,,op Win. nil,,.rd Round.

BOSTON, Feb. 2I.--Pcrcy Trump. OF
rittsburGh. defeated Francis :. Apple
by. OF New York. today III tn. second
round OF the natiunal class y is. balk
Iint bt1iard tournament. at The Boston
Athletic Association. The score was
500 to 2oS. The match Went CO inn
inG5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Wrestling Revived in nhI City:

N N 'TT'V' w. ~ T-UH' - ne
wrestling game. which WAS run out
OF LEnchburG ten years ago because of
crooked wrcstlers, viii be revived here.
The first match arranged is for Thurs
day night OF this week between Bob
bic Mainfort. wrestling instructor at
University of NirE and Joe Parkcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Game and Fish Association OrEsniEed


WINCHESTER. VA. Feb 24.-The:
Frederick County Game and Fish As.,'
ISOLATION has effected a permanent or.
gani2ation here, with Leslie D. Kline
president: ltichard S. Joliftc. secretary
PHI ip Williams, treasurer, and T. +.
Gather. counsel. Vice presidents also
were elected as VOL as an executive,
and legislative committee. Nearly 100
members signed the charter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
w,c, .-irnl Men WIIl Meet.

There Will he mass-mcctinS OF tho
"l....,.hl JoopcrS, manufacturers and
WORKERS al the business Mems Club
Thursday night ut $50 o'clock. More
than 100 are expected Representatives;
III several large companies will address
he meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Piles Cured In q to "a Day.

Druggis,s refund money ii PAZo
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Stops Irritation: Soothes and Heals.
iirst application. Price 60c--Adv. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Dartmouth Skicr Wins.

MONTREAL Feb. 23.--John Carlton,
III Dartmouth College, won tho Cana
.iinn-A American Intercollegiate ski
junping Championship here yesterday,
With q Jump Of 17G feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

Facts on Quint Contests
at Blues Annoy Tonight
Iinie-S O'Clock.

IImc-S o'clock.
Ifacc-lIlucs' Armory
tontrndinE trams-tmcricrn Nm
'ionai Bank nnd Brond street Bank,
preliminary EnIne. HlchniOnd Col
rSe aud Randolph Macon, chunl-
pionship game.
Rcfcrcc-Gooch, University of
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
January Reductions Now
On Women 8 and Misses
Tailored and
Suits

High Cost Tailored Suits Reduced to SAG
Former prices were up to $o50O The fin
est tailored suits from our stock including
few Fur-trimmed Suits. Nearly all desir-
able dark colors.
Another Group Of Suit. Reduced to $50
Nearly all fur trimmed. Soft-fnish fab
RIGS, such as velour, silvertone and duvet de
laine in ripple and straight-line styles; all
colors, with collars of seal, gray, squirrel,
natural and taupe nutria.
Just in Stock, New Bolivia Wraps, SIS
Smart new wrap models in navy blue and
browH-- Bolivia, trimmed with self stitching;
collars Of taupe nutria; silk lined and inter
lined. At the same price we have also in
our regular stock.
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Marmot Coats-The early price was
$3.50. 36-inch coats, made OF the
finest quality of marmot skins,
with large collars and cuffs OF
skunk dye or Fisher-dyed S185
raccoon; belted.
Near Seal Coat-The early price was
$3.50. Selected quality OF near
seal; 36-inch length, natural skunk
collars and cuffs; sos
belted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
at $375

Misses Plain coats-The early price
was $780, 30-inch length, of near
seal, with large self collars and
turn-back cuffs, belted and $3.50
self lined.
Australian Opossum Coat-The early
price was $595. Three-quarter-
length coat, of selected natural
Australian opossum skins, extra
large collar, turn-back cuffs $305
and belted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Thinking Of Giving
Silk or Sports Hose
800 S3.75 to S4.05

Unusually good-looking styles, in drop
stitch, some have handsome silk clocks.
All desirable color combinations.
Sport Hose, 81 to 1878
Styles for boys and girls and young
women. In A-length, all-wool and wool
mixed. Many snappy styles. Roll tops.
Sizes to 10!
Silk Sport Hose, S.
Women's, all-silk Richeiieu Ribbed Sport
Hose, in very attractive color combinations.
7 English Wool Sport Hose, $2.s5
Women's Ribbed, extra long and elastic.
Plain, navy blue and brown. Also in at
tractive two-tone color combinations. Form
erly $3.50, at $295.
Sport Hose, $2.z5
Women's American made, in plain, drop
stitch and ribbed. Heather and brown
mixtures. Palais Rsyal-Hain Fless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Popular Lasting Gifts
Chiffon Velvet Bags
At $3.50 to SIS

Silk lined, fitted with purse and mirror,
mounted on shell frame, oxidized metal
frames, self covered and beaded tops.
Strap Purses.
In variety of feathers, back or top strap.
Black and colors at $1.O0 to $1,000 each
Leather Handbags
Silk or leather lined, fitted with purse and
mirror, also few shopping bags, at
$l.50 to $3.50 each
Fitted Suit Cases
of white ce1luloid fittings, consisting of
comb, brush, mirror, soap box, talcum powder,
box, file and buttonhook. At SIS to $50.
| Fitted Handbags
with toilet articles, silk lined IS and 10
inches. For men or women. At $500 to
$500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Women's Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs, also sheer Sham
rock lawn, either lilo, Is or. a
inch hem. In corded border or
plain hemstitch, at 1Sc, Csc, 35c
and SOC each.
Women's Fine Sheer Hand
kerchiefs. with embroidered cor
ners in the blue and gray appen-
zell, hand loom, embroidered,
also in dainty colored embroi-
dered corners. 4 in a beauti-
full white box, at $1.39.
Womeu's Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, 3 in box. at $1.00.
,Women's Novelty Handker-
chiefs, colored and white en-
broidery, &c each, or 4 for 81.
Val Lace HandIkerchiefs, trim
med very deliberately, at SOC, 75c,
81 and $1.z5 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Now in Progress Our Christmas Sale of Fur c.

Furriers of the highest standing have supplied
attractively low price and offered accordingly I
show the savings. And what gift would be more
Beautiful Hudson Seal Coats
at $375
The early price was $685.. Three-quarter-
length coats, all made of the better qualities of
skins. Select from coats with plain collars or of
natural skunk squirrel, belted. All silk lined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
with real and Armenian lace
edge, at 81 each.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
colored separately. 3Sc, soc and
75c each.
Silk and Cotton Handker.
chiefs, one table filled with both
white and colors. at 1z1lc each.
Venise Trimmed Handker-
chiefs, at SOC, 75c, 81 and $1.25
each.
Women's Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, in all white or colored
prints of cotton and linen, at 35c,
39c, or ) for 81.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
extra fine quality linen finish, in
long initial, in choice box, at 6
for Sl.50.
Mems Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, hand drawn hem, at S9c,
Sl.z5, $I.50 and s. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Women's, Mems and Boys
Handkerchiefs, of cotton, linen
and silk, in all white, or colored
borders. Others with embroi-
dered corners, and others with
initials, at Csc, 35c, SOC and 75c
each.
Patais Royal-sIain Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Misses C0atS-The carly price wa
275. 30-inch coats of near seal
with large cape collars and cuff
of natural skunk, beaver or Aus
tralian opossum; belted $l0s
and silk lined.
Near Seal Coats-The early price
were $295 and $275. Three-quarter
length coats of good quality neal
seal; large self collars and SOS
cuffs. belted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Australian and Near=Seal Coat.
at S1Z5 and $3.50

The early price was $325 to $685.. Three-quart
length coats, the quality that we have sold t
season for $685. $780, $75 and $685.; large cape cois
of natural and dyed skunk, beaver and gray squirr
nain and sash belts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Mems Pure Silk Handker.
chiefs. in a variety of colors, at
3 for 81.
Boys Handkerchiefs, big lot in
all white, also woven colored
borders, at Csc, &c, 3sc, soc each.
Riddles Initial Handkerchiefs,
in all white or colored initial, at
3 in box, SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Ivory PyraIin Dressing Combs, with
all coarse and coarse and fine teeth;
best quality; formerly 81 and SIPS,
At soc.
Ivory PyraIin Dressing Combs, extra
quality, with all coarse and coarse and
fine teeth; formerly $l.7o each. At
H.35.
Jewel Boxes and Cushion combined,
assorted styles and sizes; formerly
275. At $z35.
Perfume Bottles, with Ivaleur and
Colonial ivory holders; formerly $3.50
and $1.3o. At $L00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

uioc land. lying near Rn1ea EHy
VIII ~ sold Angus iai
Billy Sunday has closed biz revival
n OklshVna CITY fhe eooa neo lc
gave him sa0.t2o Cor ais aegcn weeks
work The reFuFda l0R tbHt f4f9
persons hit the aawausi trail ior
home rn0 70 tha h.s py l1od
a. Oklahoma Niiy printer wa#
beld up and rplhed of $50 The
remarkable feature ~ fae siory
that the printer bad go.
The iaei hope ~ wumon nos s
~ thrt state yoiee fnr woman =
Pinned On tho voter ~ foanessee
HuifFage The amendment win be
ratified.
TIC Democratic Convention ~"
cial carrying more than hundred
Oklabou1aue lefi tcday fcr 3in Ffne
cikco. The democratic national fou.
vention viii open Nnaslons June rs
me lee wagon drivers etrika al
Oklahoma City will be settled by
arbitration the men are tacg on The
JOB
i'aul Hayonsfrife III Tnlsa. ttrI
hree years efar fcct ball fiayor for
a Il NJ coilr.o at stillwatnr was
elected president ~ the OklalJma
f1apior iinlDt0w division n veter
ans e. the convention via AZ TuMa
Saturday
Hundreds N men Jtracted 20 ,he
state hy rercrta that the har, si
would furnish cnwAoyreni Tor mara
men ihan could tie secured. are up
gsgas' n There are NOR. men
man rhere are jol,a.
Fr0ps 10 kag ccInty ware demaged
p The extent of Si010g0 by heavy
lail storm that visited ulat epctloa
u ihs state Saturday.
fawn~rs ~ North OKLAHOMA ars
'r@shizing cooTeraiion companies
'Hd are buying their subplias hi
sa4olrealf
me afple eron 10 North Calah0ms \
z nninIurod and n Nv said Il thc \
argest In years.
Three men bound gOaxed ana rob.
red Mrs. w w9ich0as. lone
roman on . farm near Mcl.oud Sur.
lay The thieves took 1900 worth
= Liberty bonds and soma money
A'9y-gailon casacity Still was aag.
royed by officers mead HoidenyliIe !
'esterday u'he operators escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
IMlI niIsStIn Will INItn
COMMISSIONERS RACI

Fdenaa Of Emit y HhscHl haze
finally induced bfm iN aa4ia maee a.
race for rNuni commissioner af ths
.n.is district llfsohl haA sesYsd twn
tonne lle haa made 8n Nsal Nseai
ASCENT gnr tae eountY
illa Fesord f. tlean ana be- ha as
eompliahed more fof taa penple pt t'ia
district thaH aug ulher commissioners
tilo citY ever had lla wlu eantlnau
90 % ao 81 Ihn FUTURE fhe Iaanaioea
gf the county ara lucky lo haeo q man
Wilh ihe hualeeas ability tbas Mr
hiveAi haA, " - their financial
asrnl puflns MA terms the road aua
bfidee nlnAs haye not haea abuaad
iaN ponH and insane fuea has eeaenH
90 ta q political fund ADD lhe ean
egal bvHi0vsa II ihn county baa hean
eogduettd Va bualnesali8e manner
Ar lilt8eh haa pegn aAly asafged
in the eonduei ~ ihe afftt ~ h
to.ieakWs Aeaarr James Murphy
knl T. 4 aoott o. l# to be Nupsa
tln' all Will sea fii e. mabe the tars
again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
RAINBOW BOYS HOLD
SECOND ANNUAL MEET
More Than Three Hundred Who
Served With the Division
in France Foregather
AZ Tulsa.

Tulsa. jane 80 u was s4eIlo.
Buddy and How are you. seFeant. e
on the streets ~ Tulsa today al Ok.
iahoma veterans of the fznd fRain.
howl division gathered Tor the second
annual convention of the Oklahoma
chapter ~ the division organization.
70 be held heer today Ii was ex.
pected that moro than 300 men who
served with the division IN France
would attend.
a full DAYS program for the visiting
veterans has been worked out by the
Tulsa sub-chapier NJ the organization
Ono Of The important business mat
ters before the convention Ia aelec-
tion of delegates 10 attend the ma.
tional convention og the organization
which will be hold Iuly % 10 "a ~
Birmingham. Ala.
A lively fIgth Is expected TO be
staged on the convention floor for
the 1921 meeting place of the state
chapter The Oklahoma city sub
capter has delegation of bout fifty
I the convention and expected 10
make a strong bid for the 1921 re-
union.
v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
CLOTHES PRICES WILL
De SLiSHED THIS FALL
That Is the Sheep Growers win
Hold crop Of Wool and
Dump II At tho
Right Time

ehicsgo june ri Men and wo.
mems ei0ihine Will ba alashed IL prizes
ihig fall N ihe government IAN 81
induced % aii wool growers IN dla.
posing IN sia0 600 ono wofsh Of aool
sheep raIaefa here today aaid
Declaring thefe IA wool klut
caused ny slothltR manufacturers
refuslnE 70 tay wooi antil they have
d'spaaed ~ the quantity they have
on hand wool growgys VIII appeal
20 Governor tIardink az Tho federal
reserve board. and Secretary of the
Treasury Houston 10 aaaist them A
this years output
"fhere - no doubt that II erow.
1ra could yet Governor Harding and
hecretary Houston to aid them M
getting market for their wool
prices OF clothing would be lower~
said }. NJ wilson. Mckinley. Wyo
president Of the Wyoming Wool
Growers association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
TO Be STAGED HERE IN JULY
Many Notablos Will Contest At
City Hall Under Management
of tho Local Post Of the
American Legion

wrestling tournament win b.
held % the eity haa az Guthrie In,i
y To ~ ior tbs parpose 81 determining
tho legitimate state sffuing cham
nionsbips q the hahlNrlsa ns8dle
weisht and heasywsgrhs rlasaos ae
oofilng 20 an announe nloat here b5
Bob Roberts. enc 81 me ssplranfa 10
the state heavyweight title The
tourney VIII he conducted under iha
auspices Of thc 10 Rnon post If tho
American Legion.
The ~restilus preEram vln beein
the nl8h, Of July . and r4n. fot
matches each afternoon aud ty~ning
VITA the semi finas ~ psea elasa H.
night of Jsy ? and tht flnaia iuly no
Chief lnsMs eentars ia lhe heAyy
welght division bpcanse five wrestler
are now claiming the state tltic ln
that Ga An declare thes viii en-
ter iho tournament Heavyweight
vfo altaads A4xa decided ga esief
are Etb Shaaid. wetunka non
l~rks shawnee. uacaf Dotaon. chick
aFha r Il Hubert Banner ana nor
itoeerts q Guthrie oy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
ADAMS SAYS MITCHtlL's
PEACE MUST Be RESPECTED
Three Pines Are Assessed Iii tho
Case OF Guthrie Lawyer Who
II Charged With DIS
respect % City Law

ln muniglpal faut @Rtaria a M
AaRnH waa Flnri uH ghrae saNts gnt
Vluisilon q tiy ordinance sosafalna
sanitation sia the fiHl taA counts
iuage Hartman aaaesaod a glHe Uy 8al
ard cpAtA t9r .aeh e0Hnl ID lha thlga
eoaot fine y gla asa costs eaa ~.
spssnd
Is Appeaga taat aoma slus aero
Adams ard Chsf ef paile NlieheA
hsd 4 menhdamma1lnR MIA refug
rRe n tha aBliaft ordinance
AaAms aoeufdiHe Ca Mitchell ael
ahnsite anA oNHmae NpsussA wAaH
a. was brought l0p coptl rs orier of
mitchell IHa lass iMo hf $40 wn*
fof ihN ptfanse Adams IN appNai
tns lho c4aea eai3 lt appears g8at
hsye bven saiits 81 dltWthHa the
peaca of Chleg Mitchell and hla
deputy lehn Nelson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
LEVY IS MADE To
PAY DIVORCE AL|N0NY
Sheriff Robertson Acts As Clerk
In Sale Of Personal Property
Owned Bv Jim
Wolfe

I'd Robertson. hiyn sheriff 81
Logan county u mad as 3 wet hsa
to-day And he has inst and reasen'
aD'e grounds for teing h sash a
s4Mts
saturday ho acted as clerk az q
Foreclosure sale The tarn propc y
ieyiea on is un-gA of the cify I1
vusle~ and in NJ. kin the '~ie ia his
car tha car broke down and Il p.Ni
require tne expenditure nf a5oaf
seveniy-five bard iron dollars "a re-
nsir the damage The sheriff ix al.
lawed fet-~ for seTvece suru As thss
thss amounts 20 slou' s9i4 rs
worked hard an 6ay cierkias the ssle.
and rad 70 resume tho work here
today clearing The records
The property levied on belonged 80
lim Nclfes whose wife was recently
grsnted divorce and aimnn, .of ss-
900 Wolfe left the country and the
sale was made 10 satisfy iae jpdg
ment