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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ROANOKE COLLEGE ISSUES
NEW FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Material n Expected 10
Rcport to COnch Lcnry Sep
IN her
Special to Tho Times Disnatchl

?, Especial TO Tho Times Dispntch.i
~ tI.A, w. sept. ;.-AIIUI.:pr J. J
Fray, and coacl, l:dw:n W. Loary mr.
r.'cd in salem totay ~ make final
arrangements for the approaching
ihey nave Issued call for candidates
TO report for preliminary training on
September. Z. "a week prior 10 the
The selection OF Coach r.eary to
train Roanoke's warriors has aroused
strong ouiburst of enthusiasm
among Roanokc's undergraduates and
alumni. His successful coaching cx-
pcricncc at Colgate and the Uiliyer-
SHY Of NermOS- are evihciGc. that he
possesses Ina!ihcations far above
those OF the average mentor Of college
cicSens. In coming TO Roanoke Coach
l.cary VIII have average material
upon which to build. Since Roanoke's
powerful "icvcmA OF 1914, 1915 and
1915. thc col!cE" has made only a fair
record on the gr!dirOn bus there is a
determined feeling ,htt football must
u. restored at once at EUanokc TO the
place witch /, has hclh in former
JUS az successful In this branch or
athletics AZ Sh" mas uniformly been IN
basketball and baseball.
among The old material upon which
Roanoke viii build tho coming session
are: Captain Peters. a fast and clever
hii back Graham ~ quarter dlyninu-
,iNc IN stature, but an outstanding
star 81 last season: Potter az guard.
a player OF the finest natural ability
on Roanokec squad: Glenn al right
tackle. former salem High star: Hot
tlc al full back, who attracted favor
ao!e continent IN nearly every game
last year: ScT at guard. who is the
most experienced man on the eleven;
Sccnsc al guard. a man OF fine natural
ability. and Hook at RICH, end, who
combines speed With natural gift
Tor tach!!ng and receiving passes.
m lI,, ,rd, naiieniine. and lii,e, who
las, year Will fight for places this
season. and II is cuniden,iy expected
that they wl! win positions on Roa-
noke.s eleven. kinsey. Mailer. Gray
ana sullivan o.! las; years squad VIII
be strong contcndcrs for positions.
1t is understood that T. Il smith. 4
member OF the 1917 eleven ana one OF
return TO the college this fan Among
tn" strong material expected in tho
entering class are: Caldwell and
s hThfh"G ~ &, iaqfGra sR h., sehGoi
school Alousces. Of Savannah. "a" -
iish school: Oakley. OF salem High
school; ornhorm; OF Buena Vista High
Ranfolph,- Macon College eleven.
Tn" following is tho schedule for
me approaching season:
;, September 25-N. VI. I. Lexington.
October 2-iuiitord College. High
p t o,,9bsr G-Ranaoloh-Macon college,
:, October is Maryville College,
:. oetober .s-'v. and L.. Lexington,
October 20 Augusta Military
Academy, salem Va
November G-IIampden. Sidney Col
!"gc. Ham pdcn Sidney. Va.
November Emory and Henry
College. Emory. Va
Noyem Der 2J--Lynchburg College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
WANTS DATA ON OFFICERS.
WHO DIED IN THE SERVICE
Names OF Many Richmond Heroes
Will BE Inscribed in New
York Memorial.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-BelIevine
"a ahay w tnS oitleial casualty report issued
erai can he supplemented to n great
extent by friends. next of kin and
cG6s.in With which the dc;
Navy Club OF America is endcavor-
ing through correspondence 10 cont
bile complete, authentic list of the
o'T Thd who died lei, in the world war.
ing on the civil and military 1ife OF
The men who made the supreme sac
riiiee. VIII he preserved in u s3.ooo,Ooo
memorial hall and officers clubhouse
TO be erected in New York City. Plans
for the memorial. which will BIO in
the nature OF great patriotic cen-s
~ Rear Admiral Bradley a. FisKe,
United states Navy. retired, president
of the club.
!norialized in the beautiful building
20 he erected in New York are tho
i0lowinE from Richmond: Major John
" Black. ne North Harrison Street,
West Grace street; Captain George
Wayne Anderson. Lr.. 1888 West Grace
ywtr nst Contain my W: r. Word. Jr. oop
u: Clcary. Gil North Seventh Street:
lieutenant Frank Cutchins. 1O07 West
Franklin Street; Lieutenant Elliott II.
ant John w. Mcclellan, Hampton
Gardens: Lieutenant Randolph T.
mason. North second street; Lietf-
tenant Harry NJ. Peace. 426 East Sixth
street; Lieutenant Warren A. Poi
tiauN. 1912 Floyd Avenue; Lieutenant
Charles Is. Sands. Travellers Building:
L:entc nant Harry Clay Williams, 1915
Roanoke street: Ensign James ~
Clark. 1929 Grove Avenue. and Ensign
Philip r Glcnnon. 91S Park Avenue.
Admiral Fiske earnestly desires
that all persons who lost sons,
brothers or relatives who were Of
hccrs In the war communicate with
him at 2Gi Madison Avenue, New
Grrk.
Leading. architects OF the country.
working IN competition. will submit
the plans for the building. The
structure probably Will be erected
around central court or hnl1 with,
bronze panclcd walls where the names
and records of the $500 officers who
died VIII be engraved.
While the memorial feature will
predominant, the fact is stressed that
the building will contain all the
comforts and conveniences Of a mod
ern clubhouse. There will DO 400
hedrocms and large dormitory.
where officers passing through New
York ma" always find accofnmoda-
tons. y library and reading rooms.
reception rooms. mems dining ROOM
with private dining room for ladies,
a large auditorium for patriotic as
scmblaEcs or balls, and many other
interesting details, arc to be incor-
poroted in the plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ROOSEVELT COULDN'T KEEP
FROM ASSAlLlNG THOMPSON
Young Theodore Cancels spc,r,,
Enlargement In Chicago
BeCnuSe Of Mayor


CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-I.ieu,e,,,,
Io!onel Theodore Roosevelt todav
cnnc@Ied a speaking engagement at
the hamilton Club, because. he said.
ne could not speak in Chicago with
Snt saving what lie thought or Mayor
w Han Hale Thompson" ana iii.
Eiephbiican National Committee hal
the state factional primary ngh:.''
iAc late Theodore Roosevelt once
tc!uSca 70 speak at the same club
because William Lorimcr was on m.
INST OF invited guests. nut I.orimnr's
invitation was Withdrawal ana Roose-
My position in regard to the Iii
hoiS primary fight is well known -
SAID l!eutenant-C Colonel Roosevelt. in
explanation oil the Cancelled engage
Ecnt The national committee
wanted to keep out of fact!onaI
nights. so they requested ne not 10
sb,ik in Illinois unless ! could ic-
more, the. primary fight. could not
do That"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
SPECIAL GUARDS PROTECT
WHITE STAR LINE SHIP
Authorities Move to F0restaII Pro-
Irish Demonstration When
lInltic Sails
{ BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-police re-
serves and specia! guards were
thrown around the White Star Line
piers here today prior to the sailing
ut noon o, the steamer Baltic.
against which demonstration was
made week ago by Irish American
women pickcts and 1000 longshore-
men. who quit work on British ships
on the Westside water front.
Women pickets in front OF the Bal
ties berth carried banners protesting
against British imprisonment OF Ter
ence MacSwlney. Lord Mayor of Cork.
and the removal from the ship of
Archbishop Mann!x by British author
tiles on the Baltic's last voyage TO
England.
Sir Thomas Upton sailed on the
Baltic, bidding another good-by TO
America. and reiterating that he
would challenge again for the Amor
ica's cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Funeral or Mrs Tv,.r

Tho funeral or Mrs. Lydia Iiutchin-.
son ly!er: aged 40, who died ycstcr-
day morning at ! O'Clock in the home
OF n"r sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Andrews
VII, take place from the home OF her
brother, l.. r. Hutchinson. 22O5 Han
over Avenue, this afternoon M z
clock Mrs. Tyler was the widow
or u y. Tyler and the daughter Of
William y. ana Mary Padgctt Hutch.
!hSon she - survived by the fol3
,oN'n" children: Miss Alysa Tyler
Misc Merle Tyler. Mrs. T. Il. Muirc,
NJ Hoyce Tyler Harold Tyler. Frank
RIVER. and four brothers and three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
SIR REGINALD TOWER is ON
WAY FROM DAMZlG TO PARIS
Allied High Cor,nu.sS inner Has Becn
mt Odds with Constitutional
Assembly.

PARIS. Sept, i-Sir Reginald
Tower, allied high commissioners at
Danzig. left there today for Paris. ac-
cording to IIavas dispatch.
Sir Reginald has recently been at
odds with the constitutional assembly
At panzig. and has charged that the
asscmbly's resolution concerning neu-
trality was unwarranted. as DanziE
was not yet free state. lie also
charged the assembly with hamper
Ing the transportation OF munitions
to Poland and the return or Foes to
their country, and declared before the
state council that peace and order had
not yet been restored In Danzig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
SPORTS
VT.r''.--'s-'- ----.V9u-H-w-uvvw
BELFAST RECEIVES NEW
CONTINGENT OF SOLDIERS
CITY Continues auict-Shipbuiidcrs
VIII Ask for Permission
to Garry rms

BELFAST. Sept. 4.-Beifast con-
tinued quiet today, and for the pres
cnt further trouble is not expected.
Another contingent Of soldiers and
several pieces OF field artillery have
arrived from England
In recently disturbed areas. squads
OF soldiers are on watch with machine
guns ready for use.
y delegation OF shipbulldcrs will go
TO London on Tuesday to urge Bonar
Law 20 grant ship workers permits
sion to go armed to and from tn ,
plants. unless the government can
guarantee tho men protection from
attack.
William Connoly, a recently return
ed Irish American. has been dctair-
ed in connection with the murder OF
william Mcdowell. the driver Of a
motor ear, which was attacked by.
armed men yesterday while carryinr
the wages OF factory workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
"IIou,cbont Uen,er, -. w..

E1NIKE, Ala, Sept 4.-"Enther
Isaiah" tho Mississippi River house
boat healer. complying with the re-
qr'st OF members OF the family, in
attending Miss Dee Moon, ono az ,bn
patients. while he received hundreds
OF people on small hoUseboat nm
the Missssippi River Mt New or
healer" about three months AGO and
al her return home was reDortad
tnhch better. but recently was
stricken with typhoid fever, and the
call for Father Isaiah" was made
n brother Of the sick woman TODAY
feclared She. was sitting up an hour
tand q half after his arrival, and after
local physicians had declared she
ENouto not recover. MI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
POLISH PEACE CONFEREES
TO GO TO RIGA WEDNESDAY
Declared Poland VIII DIsnrm Only
When There liz General European
DlsQrmnment

BERLIN. Sept. 4.-Polish peace
conferees will go to Riga Wednesday
to meet the Russians. The Polish
terms include the fixing OF the old
eastern boundary Of the Polish king
Polish republic, and self determine
ton for the areas between Russia and
Poland.
The Poles are ready to max. GER
tain reparations in event Russia Is
destruction caused by the Russian adj
vance. Poland will disarm only when
there is q general European disarma-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BUDENMY is BRINGING
UP INFANTRY RESERVES

denny. the Russian Soviet cavalry,
leader. is bringing up infantry re-,
endorsements. apparently designed to
check the Polish successes east OF
Zamosz. northwest Of Lemberg. -
An official statement issued shortly
before last midnight says that Btu
dcnny's mounted army is concentrat-
ing under cover OF newly arrived in
fantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
MOSCOW HOLDS AUSTRIANS

VIENNA, Sept. 4.-war prisoners
returning from Russia have informed
the government that soldiers at Mos
COW refuse to permit Austrian officers
to leave Russia 1t Is alleged that
the officers are dragged from trains
leaving for tho frontier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
PURCHASE SITE FOR WHITE
HOUSE OF C0NFEDERACY
Prominent Women OF Alabama VIII
Preserve Duilding In Which
President Davis Lived.

SS Associated PrCSs.l
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. 4.-Of-
fcers of the First White House of
the Confederacy Associations" com
posed OF prominent women OF Ala
hama' today concluded pegotiations
for the purchase OF site upon when
the building occupied by Jefferson
Davis while residing here as Presi-
dent of the Confederate States, will
be erected and preserved. The plot
fronts tho State Capitol from tho
south and was bought for $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
RATlFY PEACE TREATY
Letvinn Constituent Assembly Pn.scs
ON Peace Treaty Signed With
Soviet Itussi,i.
lby Assoclnted rress. |

rARIS, Sept 4-rhe Letvinn con.
stituent assembly on Thursday rati-
he'd the peace treaty between that
country and Soviet Russia. il was
announced by the foreign ministry to-
day. The singing or this treaty was
announced on August II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ITALY DEMANDS HORTHY
Try Assnc,n1.hrrnss

VIENNA. Sept. admiral Mich
olas Horthy, regent of Hungary. is
named in the list of persons demand
cd by Italy from Austria for trial for
alleged war crimes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Henry T. Taylor signal operator at ,b,
central station OF the Fire Alarm Bureau.
VINO yhtctt! the Retreat for the Sick ST "
ct = days ago. underwent Il SurricaI onpr.
anon, Yesterday, y fclon OF virulcnt type
hands and the operation WAS necessity 10
save the member. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Vi.count JelIicoe Mt PANAMA.

PANAMA., Sept. 4.-Admiral VS.
count Jellicoc. of Scapa. who recently
was appointed Governor OF New Zea-
land, arrived In the Panama Canal
today aboard the British steamer
Corinthlc. The vessel Will leave the
canal stomofroW.vs - l..s ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

spector Of the City Bureau OF UeaI,h
VII isaTe Richmond today ia. attend the
lean Society OF Sanitary EnEIncerin,
which meets in st. Louis Tuesday. We'd,
nesday and Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Baptist Young Ponies Union As.
ISOLATION Viii hold It's monthly meeting
at III" pinc street Bapt;s, Clurcn'
corner ~ i'inr and Albcinarl- Streets this
n!t.Thonn AZ o'clock. The meeting Mil
begin the fan work OF the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

The first meeting since the summer sus-
pension OF activities viii be held by pat-
rex Henry liranch Friends OF Irish Free
Arcade building. Foushc" Street bstween
Grace and Broad. Tuesday night at $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

ns,rcShy;c-ian church In E.ncora Junior
rL&n Scnool VIII hc hold tonight. Rev
thar!"s ]. King. pastor OF tho church an
Hounced yesterday. The congregation VIII
.trury Their new building Oh Monument
avenue Tor the FIRST time next Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Jacob Tinlcuf will he the princina;
sneaker at services tonight in West End
Mcthodist Church for which II special inu-
Florence Clary. Mrs. S. j. Henry. Mcssrs
r. 4. Hughes. +. 4. Harlowc. Floyd
HeiEf. j. 5. Renner and f.. 4. Uarawc
MISS Bertha Clark. Miss Julist Renner'
Mrs. j. :. Rcnner and Miss Cathiinc Johns
are included In the musical nEoCcam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Officers for the ensuing wear will be
elected mt a meeting TO he held TUESDAY
knights OF Columbus. Following The busi.
ness session there Will DO social session
and Refreshments Will b.. s"r.Hd Thc
meeting viii hc in the knights of Colum.
bus Home. Grace Street. between Eighth
and Ninth. 'f'-i'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05


I'm the same period l received two
long distance telephone calls: one
from n man who said his name was
G. Il. Allen and was tclephoning from
Detroit. The other was from Detroit
BY one who gave his name as J. Ii
Clinton. 81 Lcdbury Avenue. Bota
reported that large bets were being
made on Philadelphia
Il Immediately got in touch with
Manager Mitchell our unfortunate
experience or last year (alluding TO
the Lee MaEcc affair." made us feel
doubly responsible. and. after confer
cnce, Manager Mitchell and | decided
TO pitch Alexander. though ne had
pitched but three days before and IL
was another twenty-tour hours until
his turn should come
Alexander Above Suspicion.
we know that Alexander is a man
aDoVc All suspicion. and We felt that
win our premier pitcher in the box
We were doing all we could-if here
We're any foundation for the charges
TO insura that the dustardly com
thwartcd.
II personally sent for Alexander
ana skctchcd the situations 10 him
onering hin q bonus OF $500 If he
won am sure no man ever went
Into the box wanting to win more
than did Alexander '''0' =
MI. Nccck said he arranged win
detective agency TO place or,crn
,iv.s in the park to waits 20, ,n"
thing that might be in;crpreted as
SUSPICIOUS, and after the game in-
struc,ed the detective agency 10 To-
cate the persons who sent TN. mos
saEes. The detectives found he said
nhAt there was no such address az
% Lcdhury Avenue. Detroit" and
no such man as ~ II. Clinton"
Mr.. Nceck said the club would do.
Tray all the expenses OF an investira
ton by the Chicago sportinl. ali.
tors. and when II was conpletci
would ask President Heydlcr to call
a meeting OF the directors OF ilNr
league to take action.
May Have Been In Plat.
Mt. Neeck pointed to the fact tina.
al the messages came within a vnnrc
OF threc-quarters OF an hour nnJ
mat detectives had been unable 10
locate any ofthe scnGcrs. lie su.-
sested that messages may ,hcmsniyS.
have been part OF gamblers. nlo1
TO have him switch pitchers at the
iast moment and send Alexander in
IN me expectation that Alexander
Two Of the kilograms. exactly alike
IN wording. came from Detroit and
Chicago. one being signed "MitchnIi
vens."
Claude Hendrix. the pitcher who
was displaced by Weeks decision 10
pl,ch Alexander. was not taken 10
Pittsburgh with the team, and il now
here. lie denied today knowipt. onv
coup. ''"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BURY JOHN T. ANDERSON
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Contents or Letters lie Wrote before
Ending His Life HIVE Not
Bcrn DiyuIrrd

Funeral services for John r. Ander-
son, who ended his life Friday, will
take place from the home. eos West
frankiin street. tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
The contents OF two letters he
wrote before his death have not been
revealed
The following Will act as pail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
EsOert q. Icleh. Lr.

Erbcrt r. Icirh. Lr.
Ir J A. " hite
VIM. l.. Wade
l.!!buTne r. Myers
Dudley McDouald
VIM. Il TrR!ror
DSbney C!vnEhaw
" NJ Morton
tha- T.. Rolling
StH1iiOr- Boiling
Adul!ra! DAVID W.
TAYLOR
Henry TAYLOR. .Tr.
Saunders IIohson
br Robert iiryan
Levin IOvncS
Edward =. Navo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
CUBS PRESIDENT
ADVISED OF FIXED
GAME ON TUESDAY
" FRIEND HARRY

Continued from First ragc)
team. Pitch Alexander and you VIII
beat them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Active.
Alexander Cameron
J. L. HuiChkiss. Jr.
+. ". Talbot
g W Saunders
l."gh u Rag"
w. - Young
J J Pollard
stuart Christian
Honorary:
barton II. GrDundv
SAM ~ Marshall
" i. Wood
William Eucgrr
DIT w l.. Oupcn.
hel'usr
j. Lee Powell
II I; iask.ryiII
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-27
Railroad Items Of
Timely Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcdonald and lit
tie daughter Rose went to Spokane on
No. 4 Saturday where Mrs. Melon
aid will visit for about two weeks.
Mrs. X. l.. Smith and daughter Do
lores returned Thursday from Spo-
kane where they have been visiting
for some time past.
Mrs. Maggie Green and daughter
Miss Una Green, of Oakesdale. are
visiting with K. l.. Leslie and family.
They are driving through to Seattle.
stopping here a few days enroute.
Miss Merle Green and Miss Una
Green left on No. Wednesday for
short visit at Wenatchee.
F. A. Parker, of Everett, was in
Leavenworth on Tuesday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer G. Apologize died in Everett
on Sunday, August 22nd, and was
buried in that city on Tuesday, Aug.
"a. The Echo extends sympathy in
their bereavement.
Mrs. Harry Geerds left for Ever
EFT on Monday to attend a funeral in
that city.
Mrs. Robert Meath, of New West
minister, B. G., spent a few days with
Mrs. Frank Cassday, returning home
on Friday.
J. H. 0'Neill, of Seattle, and F. S.
Elliott of Spokane, were in Leaven-
worth on Friday on official business.
Mr.. J. H. Coos, inspecting engineer
of st. Paul, who has been spending
some time in this vicinity. returned
to st. Paul on No. 2 Sunday morning.
Amos Sparks came over from Van
couver, B. c. on Saturday and spent
a few days with Ed. Reynolds and
family.
Miss Martha Simmons. who has
been employed in the roundhouse at
Gold Bar until recently, has accepted
a position in the roundhouse at this
station.
Mrs. T. L. Gray entertained infor
mally at party on Friday evening,
about thirteen ladies enjoying her
hospitality. Delicious refreshments
were served about midnight.
Mrs. S. f. Hallberg, of Seattle, ar
rived on No. a and is a guest at the
G. A. Bunch home. Mrs. Hallberg is
Mr.. Bunch's mother.
Misses Ruth and Gertrude Mcclure
spent Sunday in Wenatchee.
Miss Stella Shipley of Drury spent
Saturday evening in Leavenworth,
returning to work Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude Smith, who is en-
ployed in Supt. McDonough's office at
Everett, was registered at the Bar
clay Saturday night, having driven
over Blewett Pass. Miss Smith is
enroute to her home at Sand Point,
where she will enjoy her vacation.
Nora Mangan spent several days
with Mrs. Jas. Canton during the
past week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-27
Local Happenings

Millinery, Suits, Coats and Dresses
a' sampson $ $3.50
\ small boy with a match caused
the destruction of small barn north
of Cashmere.
Wanted-EXperienced woman cook
for Light Lunch Room. Apply at
A''i'h 5 confectionery. (36-tfs)
FALL TERM at the Wenatchee
Business College, Wenatchee. Wash
ington begins Tuesday, September 7.
Write for Application Blank (36-2t*)
q. d. Johnson, pioneer jeweler and
Mason of Wenatchee, died last Fri
day. The funeral was held on Sun
day. He was over seventy years Of
age.
The contract to construct the Pc.
shaStin creek bridge was let to the
Union Bridge Co. of Seattle and they
are preparing to begin work at once
having crew, men and machinery
on the ground now. The creek is now
dry at the bridge site.
A large rattlesnake was discovered
IN the backyard of the George John.
son home at Okanogan the morning
following the death of their little
daughter. 1t is supposed that t j.
snake bit the little girl. A nest OF
rattlers was discovered in bushes
near the house and Mr. johnson de-
termined to destroy them all, so he
set fire to the bushes and, failing to
take the necessary precautions. his
residence was burned to the ground.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-27
EDDIE THOLIN'S PLACE
WILL OPEN

Wednesday, September first has
been set by Eddie Tholin for the OPP
ening of his pool and billiard room
over the Leavenworth Pharmacy.
Workmen have been engaged for
several weeks in remodeling and re-
fitting the place and it will present a
very nice appearance on the opening
date. Mr.. Tholin has a splendid foun-
tain and large stock of cigars, soft
drinks, etc, and will have five tables
ready for those who desire to while
away an hour or so at pool or bill
lizards.
Mr.. Tholin is former old resident
of the city and will be glad to have
old friends and others call on his
opening date or at any time and re-
new acquaintance or get acquainted.
Remember the place-over the
Leavenworth Pharmacy = quiet,
roomy and pleasant.