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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
LATE RUSH, URGES HULCE
Arc Due and MIST he
raid Do, January l-I.ines
lcnEthcpiur Dnilx

lily Noiector liulCc urges tax
PAYERS 20 &c: in line now with their
personai and real estate city ;axcs.
AS that when the lat. hours OF De-
ce'nt"r draw Hear. there viii he no
busting and hmstlnE and waiting
II long lincS. All city taxes are nov.
due. If paid before the hrs, o: Janu-
AIRY, no penalty will accrue. II not
paid before that tin,.. i per cent will
be added. and under the law. If nov
,ain hci"r" February l. Il Z per cent
bill. -" '''"'
Treasurer Pace said yesterday tina,
when the ollie. closed ou IN. last
hour y! the period within witch citl-
"ens could pay their taxes without
ADDED peha!ty. there was not n dis
appointed man or woman in his oficr.
We had thc services Of extra
clerks. said Mr.. Pace. land with HELM
from other city departments the
h1"avy work OF handling the business
during the last days OF the rush. was
mad easy. and feel certain that
there are no disappointed ones. NV
regular force viii pu; in many extra
hours during tn. late afternoons and
nights for week or two Ect.iuI ali
'hc records i'll Shipshapc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
REVENUE MEN RAID STILLS.
DESPITE DEATH THREATS
Prohibition Agents Forced 10 VAIL
Fifteen Miles when Trnin
i'nssnge IL Denied

After having been warned that ,n,,.
Wouid 10" shot OIL sight ~ moon
sinners on Campbclis Mountain II
tnc* attempted to raid a s,!il on I've
birion inspectors early this COT
made lightning raid ana seized
anu destroyed a complct. illicit dis
thiing OUTFIT. This Was made publi,
ss.c'!aE through Harry II. Smith.
stale Prohibition Commissioners
tn" still! was Il seventy tiv. gal
ron capacity copper receptacle. valued
roughly by the officers a, $500 The
,wo agents walked hf;"cn milcs in
'hc rad. natives OF the cnmmuuit,.
refusing them transportation when /.
MAS learned they were officers /,
IS declared magistrates In tn. neigh.
oorh"od refused To Issue warrants
against men named by the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

SPORTS:=.|
RAILROAD OFFICIALS WILL
CONFER WITH T. P. A. MEN
Meet at Jefferson Saturday 10 IsInn
Improvement or HIchnond
Trnln Service


inc conference OF representatives
OF the railroads and tho various or
s1hiIations associated with the TRAY
clers Protective Association i'm the
movement to give Richmond better
ruin service. will he attended Sat :
G Graay BY the following railway Of
mor the Scaboard Air Line. e.. Il.
Ivan. general passenger agent,
iI,,ortsmouth: Atlantic COAST Line r.
~ ~. mite. district passenger agent
lim.s Ston. and Il. G. Laird tr;IvnI :
rni pasSehS"r agent. Richmond: Nor
auan .,nu cstcrn, w. II. Rcvill, gen
,naa p.ssci,ser agent. Roanoke: Chcs-
$1,000 ana OHIO. John d. Potts. mas
SnScr agent. ltichmond: Southern
.iH.i. captain e. W. Wcstbcrry. iii
nis,pn passenger agent, Washjurtnn.
n,cnihonu. Frcdericksburg and %,
, ",,ac' 3ohh IL. Mordccai. trai,ic man
.y,,,, hichmonu. ana Norfolk and
a"nnt n u. y. +. Dalton, passenger
BUSINESS organizations from ci,icv
,I.I,, "ouiu be benefited by tho
additions OF Pullman servi,.,
revision OF train schedulcss 'G an. ana u
nistn III" Travellers I'roteciivc A.
socihtion or their firm sumo, ~
matter and offer any ro.nn. ~ IA"
thry can give In bringing ;,h",,t 49,. ,,.,
proposed changes. Ainonp ~ ~, .n'
icrs received by tho nssociatin, -
nose from the Chamber OF C.om,norc',
OF stanton. The Chamber of Con-.
mcrcc or Goldsboro. " G., the Kot.r,
Jun or wilson. y. G.. and th. r. =
wants and Chamber of t.nn,ncrc
Rocky Mount. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
EVERGLADES LIMITED" is
ON ITS INITIAL RUN SOUT.i
First Sleeping Cur Route Ever i:Stah-
iishcd between Huston and
Minmi Left Last Might

With all new coaches. locomotive
ana sleeping cars. and with 2i5 pas
scnEcrs aboard, the Everglades
Limited" newly inauguratcd By the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad left
isichmond ~ l2:i5 l.. NJ. last night
for Miami. Fila
The train is ono Of the most unique
ever run through the South. and car
ricS with IL the record Of being the
nrst train 10 carry sleeping car
from Boston to Miami. j: also cs-
iahlishes the longest sleeping cay
line east Of the mississippi
This through service WAS recently
made possible by completion OF the
Hell Gate Bridge. connecting tn, New
YORK. New Haven ana Hartford with
the Pennsylvania Railroad NJ New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
POSTAL CLERK Is CHARGED
WITH STEALING $4,000
d. v. GrarcS. Of Henderson,, n. e..
Arrestcd 10y Inspectors-wiII
lie Tried In nonnokr

"a. V GrlNcS. clerk of the registry
DIVISION of the post -oiiicc ut lIender-
son. y; c.. IL said TO have confessed
TO robbing the mails of q sum reach :
ing close 10 s20. 900 which was being
sent To Richmond. part to be de-
posted in the Federal reserve bank
here and n part in III. National State
ana city Bank. according TO dis
patches which have reached Rich
monh. The robbery occurred several
days ago. The money. which is said
to have been shipped through the
registered mail division. did not ar
rive here on the scheduled time and
an investigation WAS begun on the
end OF the line.
Post-Oiiice Inspector ". j. Dixon.
OF the local office. was notified by
inc banks. and he and three other
inspectors succeeded in tracing the
money as far as Henderson. There
the trail ended. Following several
clues. which they obtained here. the
authorities observed Graves actions.
ami. according to their allegations,
round the money stuffed into the eX-
ira tire on his automobile. Pracii
caiiy the entire amount Of money
was FOUND. Graves was arrested and
taken to Raleigh for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
WOMEN TEAMS WILL PLAY
AT Y. w. C. A. TONIGHT
First National ami Bond Department
ScNtcttrs ~ StRGe Cham
piOnship Game.

:, = lrh, National Eank aud ne bond
viii he represented ;onigh; on the
ha sketball iloor when women teams
OF these institutions will play at the
\. W. {. y. The game tonight VIII
be The third Of the banking Womrns
League, two contests having been
played last Monday night III these
games the American National and
Federal Reserve won victories over
Planters and stat. and city.
With the playing of tpaiGk;S game
al! of the teams IN the organization
WI! have been in action In champion
snip struggles and the game is eH-
pcctcd To b. largely attended All
the players are employees of the six
panks represented. and the fact that
the game 10 use thci: of hours for
practice is an Indication that the
league Will enjoy another successful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Inc-uib:
Alt-S.n,.-
B0WLERS TO MAKE TRIP
iieiisiern's Team VIII Roll Fred.r-
ickHburE Aggregation ON Lat
tCr,S AIlcNN Tnmnr

ii"listcrn's duck pin team. in the
iaIacc Duck Pin League. will travel
All Stars Of that city
Next week ;h.r" Will be return
match al tn" Palace Rowling Alleys.
rms Is the arst !ntcr-c!ty match oC
several others
II ARRANGEMENTS can he made a
nome and nome series with the Dread
nookht y {. Of Alexandria will be
staged. These are strong teams and
should be quite treat for the small
pm enthusiasts o: THIS city
he!Stcrn's team vii! be Cap Davis.
ana Peggy Butler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
JESS ALREADY TRAINING
FOR BOUT IN NEW YORK
IEv Assorin,c, p-c,,

LAW RENEE. KAN. Doc t.-W-ncn
told today chat a dispatch from New
York stated hn had signed q contract
10 meet IN" winner OF the Dempsey
Brcnnan tight. Jess Willard former
worlds. heavyweight CHAMPION. de-
cared his signature had been In the
hands OF Tex Richard. promoter. Tor
som. time. hut that this fac; had
not been announced pending reccip,
- the signatures OF the other par
-, .Whep asked abou; his condition.
Willard replied:
ann feeling nnc. Am In good
condition. and expect to give my on
poaSnt a run for his money. whether
been doing Il little light .ra;n;nc
,Matri% with Jack Kemplc, OF ,'aspc-.
NNo,. who has been with me fn- !,
number OF years"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
EARLY START FOR SOX
thicnGo-t mcrirans VIII ReEin Train
ing EARLY Next fcnr In Effort to
Rebuild disrupted Club.

CHICAGO. Dec. I.-Th. t.h;caro
White SoN. of the American League.
viii cndcavor TO rebuild its team rid :
died by the loss of seven stars
through the baseball scandal at
WaNahachic. Texas. that town hav-
nlg been announced today AS tn.
training camp for 1921
Manager William Gleason will
i.a'" for the camp the first week in
March ana will take abou, forty men,
tw"-thirdS of them being recruits
Heretofore the team has left for it's
training camp about tho middle Of
March. but an earlier star: will he
mad" - Civ. Gleason 4 longer period
to rebuild III. club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

HEAR GLENN PLUMB SPEAK
Richmondcrs Journey to LynchhurE
To Attend District Convention of
state Lodge of MuchIuIsfs

-. Richmondcrs. members uf the
state lodge OF Machinists returned
yesterday from l.ynchbGrs where
they attended the district convention
OF the order. Glenn Plumb. author Of
the Plumb plan, was present aud
Spok. to the meeting.
j. II. Clemmcnts president OF THO
district, W. J.. Robinson. business
agent OF Machinis,s' Lodge. 30. 10.
aud II. G. White. president oi the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council. were
present. Others attending were. -
IL. Gentry. e. -. Tucker and l.. &. Ir-
vine. IL. &. Dawson. secretary treas
uT"r of the International Lodge. were
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
BEAUTIFUL SINGER HERE
MONDAY NIGHT IN CONCERT
women of Brond street Methodist
Church Prrpnring for Musical

Resides possessing one OF III. mos
CHARMING voices in concert circles.
M1sS Jn"hhtttc Christian. who is 10
appear in n concert at the John Mar
SNAIL liig1i School Auditorium next
Mohda! night with ;hr Diucvcr
W cisn Concert Company. is said TO
men.
This ccma.Uy is 10 give one of Ia.
best programs mex: Monday and APP
near!ng here 10: the benefit OF the
Wonehs Missionary Society Of Broad
Street Methodist Church Ctbcr. in
the company are Ben Davis. tenor
John George. baritone and Miss
G"n"Tiera Andrews. accomnarist.
neSefShii IONS may be ra,i q. the
Moses music store, or Of member. OF
the society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
sCANLAN AFTER CONTEST
h"bh! Nr1eRn'- Manager Endrnyor
ing 10 Have Him Meet Muthicscn
IN Norway for Skntinr Titlr

>.,., ~! ..SSVClatrd TreSS
NhW YORK. Dec. Id. Il. Scanl,r.
Nn"haS ger OF Bobby Mclean. of Oh!
nisht issued challenge To oscar
Maihi"scn. OF Norway for n series OF
races for tho title. Mr.. Seaman said
~ hhh sent personal challenge 10
champion Mathlesen. but had re-
cciEci no reply. and added that un-
less MathieSen now agrees to NEE:
~" American. Mclean will claim tho
title.
Seaman announced h. had roc.iy,d
number OF offers for The proposed
contest. but preferred To have the
match decided In Norway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
HOLDS UP BIG CONTRACTS
FOR ROAD WORK UNTIL 1872
state Highway Department Hon.. .,
More Complete nusIness ItcId.
IuHfmcut Than

Contracts for road constr,lctL,
work in Virginia, which will aErrc
gate approximately Sl.000.OO0 are bs
ing held up by the State Iiirh,s.
Commission until after the fIfst u
the year. In the, hope that busine.
conditions viii be more comniet ri
r.adJustcd by that time. according ii
statements made yesterday by om
cials OF tho department. VII"
Not less than ten or twelve Iarp
contracts viii he let after the FIRST q
tracts are for work which could 81
started at once. but il is bcIicyed IN nj
contractors will he able to NAY
much better bids shortly. because al
rapidly changing conditions.
Unimportint contrasts are hair
let for work already under way br
cause IT. is pecessary TO finish wnr
ncSuh. but 1t was stated last MIR
that no more important work viii All
contracted for until the FIRST OF hi
year. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
GLOBE TROTTER HERE
zone Eye Connolly Ma. -" p,,,o,
NJ Many Ring Encounters.
stops In Rirhmsnd

'IWh"s I'Onc Eyo'D Connolly. ybo
pas witnessed many prize fight, I,Ir.
ing tho las; decade, lis in EirL,norI
en- route 10 Havana. Cuba. Conn.Ii,
mas been Il familiar Heuro a, MI ne
the big ring battles. and AXES Rim.
IN siANns hat ne nc.er pays his wav
former prize nghtc-. bu, las. Il
s!sht IN one Of h.s eyes wb.n ~.
iaccS 81 one Of his gloves struck nina
The "iTe,'e-" hans from !.owol.
IT, .nt mas fpcn. but lltt,e % h.s
ne IN ,hal city. 1rn-crr!nr 10 roam,
apout inc country 10 Las -n>.,.5
.ne ocean man times and wi,ncssci
me Beckeit-carpeD,ier battle IN 49,.
!ahn. he expects 20 !ely. EicL,n"r,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
70 COLLISIONS LAST MONTH
No Fatal Accidents Reported During
Mountaineering One Serious
Nishap on Record.

Scvcu;y-thrrc automobile accidents
during thc month Of November in
Richmond. vita a total az sixteen per
sons injured, but with no fatalities
reported. ar. recorded Il; the police
traffic bureau at Headquarters. rhcs.
include collisions between horse driv-
on vehicles az well as motor driven.
tn" NEST serious pf these accidents,
happened at Third and Broad Streets
when Irving Hawkins. II miadle-agcd
man. was Knocked down by an auto
mobile and suffered what is Thought
20 bc fractured skull. He is sim
condition is regarded as serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
OWLS TO GO TO PETERSBURG
Local NrSt. with Minstrel rroupr
VIII Make "Trip in Special

Richmond Mes; OF owls. No. 1865.
Will travel to Petersburg this nfIrrI
noon AT $40 70 pat on a special en-
tertainin.nt there for tho bench, OF
the Nest Of owls AZ that place
according 20 announcement made
BY c. $. Whitiock. warden of H..
nest sn.cia! cars have been secured
and Will leave Seventh and pcrry
S;rsets Tor The trip al $40 j.. III.
More than hity owls have already
SiGnliied ths:r intention OF rakin
'he trip, and many others viii urnh-
ably so The trip IS free of cost to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
CRIMSON TO MAKE CHANGES
Harvard Football SchcduI. No.,
VIII be Different From Th.,

IbE FFSOCTd'el T'rpgr
CAMBRIDGE MASS
scheduie for The Harvard 'va,s;,V
footbaH team az i.ex, wear v;i
ciude several chanscs f-or. ihat ~
me season Jus; closed. II Viii again
consist OF n!nc games, Major + "
Moore. graduate manager 81 a;h,..,rs
said today. with the same trya,,.c7
Inent OF late SEASON contests. VA. ~.
inE piaycd AZ the Stadium NoyernE.-
~. and Princeton on n. rIra- c,;f
iron November 3. Brown prohai,iy
will retain the datc between ms.
two. virginia NAV lie on tho Cr,rn-
son schedule again. j: no. another
southern college probably Y,Ii 80,
pear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
EASE THOSE TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Outdoor and indoor workers. sub
Jrct to exposure or heavy toll. Ind
relief In Sionn's i.inInlrni

y ZEN n, work all day. standing
~ on your feet. lftins; heavy
weights? And now you're al!
tired out.
Never mind. If you are wise you
have bottle OF Sloans on the shelf.
ut nom. or IN tho shop. Pat li;ile
on. without rubbing. and quickly
comes grateful warmth and relief.
Good for rheumatic pains. ncurai-
gia. "ciat.ca. iuInbago and the host
OF external pains that are al! the
time coming. Helps break M colds.
too,
Thrcc siHcs--3IC. zoe. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Attend. nain u.nrInr.

Mason ManEhum. counsel OF tn.
state Corporation Commission. is IN
w nSn!nEton representing this body
iny before the Interstate CORPORA
ton Comm :SSion. Although the ease
IS Ole affecting rates between points
IN the Ear West and East, Virginia is
Interested III that goods secured By
merchants here often come from
Salirorn!a ana other remote sections
uf the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Recreation Directors Ia Meet.

I"I'0VOEs 81 IN" Community re-
orta, i7n Association will meet to-
Night Il; . O'clock a; liz. Community
Club 20 consider some important mat
tcrS relating 70 the recreation pro-
.iain In the city, Including the pro-
gram Or III" recreation Gchoo!
finances. pageant. ana oth.r nctiyi
ticS no" hc!ng conducted ny the as
Soclhh"n. Tn community music and
community drama. rs city programs.
W.. %" part Of ihc program: on ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
FLEECEs HIS ATTORNEY
Coleman Convicted far PnssIuE
WORTHLESS thrrk ON Lawyer Who
Defended Him ON Chnryc

w. III. Coleman, colorcd. WAS sen.
fenced 10 ninety days in Jail ycster-
day when his case was heard in Po-
lie. Court by Justice Maurice Com
piaint was brought agains, tn. man
by Attorney Benjamin Loycnsteln,
who charged the negro with pass
ing bogus check on him. Loven-
stein. according TO evidence given in
III" cas-. received :, check for $50
from Coleman as part payment for
defending the negro on :. charge Of
passing worthless checks. Coleman
noted AN aDpcal to IIustinES COurl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Mud Too Much To- U

IN NM. Dec l.-RacinE III the
49,, '"htal iark track. which began
dsr"d suspended untii next Sunday
because OF mud which hand icapped
chri"s in today's events. Owing to
Ne heavy condition OF The track di-
ntu!'S Was experienced in filling to-
days card bccaus. of unw;liingn.gs
81 OWne-s - risE thnir horses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
WILLARD WILL ENTER
RING AGAIN MARCH II
Dcposcd Champion to Meet Winner
OF DcmpScy-Brcnnan Bout-Ncw
York Place OF Battle.
my Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Dec. l.-TcN Ejcka-i
announced today lie had received con-
tracts signed 10y Jess Willard. former
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion. 1:Icii Dempsey. present ;itlc
ho!der. and R!ll Brennan. for Il cham
p!onship bout ON A.arca -, 1871. be-
tween Willard and tn. winner OF the
Ccmhcr II.
Rickard said the iiSn; will be
staged in Madison square Garden un-
less the state boxing Commission
should prcven; it, Tie size OF the
purse was not made public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. THE Walsh con
gressionnl committee Investigating
affairs Of til" United States Shipping
Board. terminated here today q three
woke "n"n session. The COMMITTEES
"iil rcsnIn" its work after the recon
N-n!n- of Congress. sitting for "A time
IN WashinGton before returning to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Prcn E:Icvcns To I,Iny Dccemher nd.

TN f;Hh ~. MASS. Dec. H.
fi"Ftrh!ii high school today ar-
r"nted an invitation 10 have IT'S foot
nal! c!c"cn play the team o: Duval
iHEh school at Jacksonville. Fla.
l'"""!nn"r H. The acceptance was
conditional on ability to make neces-
s"ry arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Woman. Cn., Coo. 0yc,

Ihc Gag" Of Mrs. T.. NJ Remission.
cnaisrd With practicing medicine
"l'h"ut license 20 do so. and for
wen, over untll Tuesday In Police
our, yesterday 0"ca $50 her atcor-
hc%. Louis o Wendcnbors. was out
81 IN" city ana could not appear for
Ut among thnRc appearing on the
10" ~ he prosecution was DR.
Enn!oi q; Williams, state Health
commits .Ducr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

" ". T.I!cT. u Richmond. hns
n,""n elected president o! tlc I,ctaI]
,,,,toc"ra' ana butchers Aasoclation OF
Morgan. Of Norfolk. Was choscn fir.,
yicr- pr'sidrnt The association viii
'ncet in Petersburg next year. j. AI
',hrH'r and g y Gill, IF Richmond
. e.cc'ei to the board OF d!rec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

children Of bethany uory. win
give an entertainment. CONSISTING ri
songs. recita:ions and etcoroD;ic,, ,,
afternoon at ) o'clock for III. hcncn,
Of the home and the Mothers ilu;,
Of Franklin School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

n. inecting OF Ia" inrmhrrshin or
We ! w {. a.. called for YESTERDAY
IN" loan on tn. Waifrod Hotel. Third
ana Main Streets. which amounts 10
'2a,ooo. VIII be held December 10. be-
cause Of lack OF quorum yes,cr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
In Incr,.,, s,,r,, a., ,.,r,

Authority WAS yesterday granted
the Hampton ana Langley Field Flee
'r.C Line to increase its fares from
10 10 cents. The line has been
operating "a, loss for some time as
evidence submitted to the commission
showed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

HoocT; j. Morris, aged 81, Of Char.
lotcSvllle. was found dead IL, I,I
yesterday morning by his da"yhtrr
at G3I Beverley Street Henri I'M.
w" Is thought 10 have been IN. causc
OF his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

Piles Cured In q to Is Dny.
druggists refund money If pay
OINTMENT fails to cure Itchin,
Blind. itlecdinE or Protruding Pile
instantly relieves Itching Piles, an
you can get restful sleep after Hr,
5Oc.--Adv .I..,5,.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Girls Onen Nru.nn

p N'TTFUItG, VA. Dec l-TI,
tI.s nasketha!! season horc wiI
"p"h saturday night with "a gam. I,..
tNceD Lynchburc and Pct.rrhT,r,
I'sh School scX;ots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
ALL-STARS WIN CONTEST
Defeat auint of Troop No. s. 10 10 @,
la n Game nj settlement House"
nOth I'InN ExccllcniIN.

The West End Ail-S,ars defeated
N" uuint Of Troop { yesterday at
OF 10 10 1, in a game in which close
guarding OF both teams featured
Neither aggregation was able to run
"i!d, and the result pf III. contest
Was IN doubt until the last whistle.
Lineup:
An-Stars .rroon
Jones left forward Mitchell
M"hcufe. right forward -. .i,uwery
'aSItlblChr. center 500. Thurman
icmer. left guard Swea:
Ncilhousc. right guard 80. Hogan
summary: Goals from courc--Aion-
cure, =: Jones. !: l.owcry. y Thur
man, |.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-06-11
Local Happenings

Sam L. Hanson returned Thursda
from business trip to Minot N. Da
Jim Walsh of Glend1ve was here o
business matters the forepart of tn
week.
Mrs. C. A. Anderson and son are VI
sitting with relatives at Paxton thi
week.
Math Laubach was in town Wed
nesday and took home with him som
tools for doing county road work
Frank Kurth from over in the Ha,
Coulee country transacted business
in Circle Thursday
Big ball game at Brockway mex
Sunday Jordan VS.. Brockway. Let's
go up and see the fun.
The j. E. King farm on Buffalo
creek was sold last week to party
from South Dakota. The Kings will
soon leave for California.
G. B. Brickert and son Tom were
in town Thursday
Walter Merritt and wife of Paxton
were business callers in town Monday
Mrs. G. B. Brickert and son Tom
returned last Friday from Pipestone,
MINI. where hey have been for some
time.
A. A. Sorg and daughter Dorothy
left Thursday for California where
they went to get Miss Margaret who
has been out there the past winter
owing to her health.
Quite number of Circleites autoed
to Glendive last Saturday to attend
the big Elk doings and must have had
one glorious time" to hear them tell
about it.
Miss Hannah Redy of Leitchfield,
visit with her sister Mrs. H. w. John
son. Miss Redy has taught school
at Miles City the past term and after
visiting here will leave for Mimi.
Miss Marie Stephens who has been
attending school in Tennessee arriv-
ed here the forepart of the week to
spend her vacation with the folks. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens met her in |
Glendive.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Thorsness and |
children and Mrs. Geo. Thorsness ar |
rived here last week from Canada and |
are visiting at the Limmesand and |
Harms homes. The ladies will re- |
main here a few weeks but Mr.. Thors-
ness expects to return home again il
few days.