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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ALL RICHMOND sH|VERs
AS COLD SNAP ENDURE:s
Stay Close by Fircsidcs and
Warm Hotel Lobhics
Until Noon.
RELIEF ~ rnoMIsED TODAY
Nrrcnr1 Drops Ia ~ for Minimum
Tcmprrnturc-Touch ~ In Even
lhH-other Cities Hit D., Cold
Wa'n Weather Forecast.

richmond awokc yesterday in,,Ss,
ing TO freezing weather. \ cod.
D!c.K ana drcary sunless sky. nid,i
materially and substantially by a
penetrating dampncss. threatened
temporarily To destroy the Struggling
remnants of Christmas cheer. streets
were virtually deserted un;ll lat. In
tho forenoon when exodus began
from the warm. comfortable nrrs!drs
ana the Hobbies or various DOWN
town hotels.
The sun made Il valiant attempt to
sen" down enough heat TO null!fy /,
steady holding temperature OF IS.
while siN-m!!e wind blew from the
south IN an endeavor to d!spel The
hiiph!nG, penetrating cold snap. Bat
Soih Were Unavaii.nH The chill main
taincd, while all Richmond ON, OF
doors shivcred. Heavy overcoats and
muiii"rs and warm lined gloves for
the men: FUR coats. stoles and gloves
for the women.
Many Autos ON Streets.
Automobiles were numerous and
gave III. many streets and thorough
i"teS Il BUSY, Joyous appearance, de-
spite the drab color touch of tn.
drrary overcast sky which comul.t,Iy
oblitcratcd all the fecbl. efforts of ~.
sun 10 send its warming cheering
glow. For the most part. tn. ma
chimes were Of the closed type. The
ro"dSicrS ANA touring ears All h,J
side curtains affixed
ne mercury climbed nvc degrees
"h0 at 10 O'Clock stood at 80 rims
IL WAS tor several hours. Then. i'm
carly evening. ii reared unstcu!ily
on Hpt"eS ana touches Sits maxi
mum Last observation of the local
Gather bureau. at Chimborazo rark.
showed ii still at 81. iv.. degrees no
low normal for this time OF year.
Richmond ana Raleigh. y. & sbnrnd
Almost The same temperature, with
"''riSh slightly favored with = max
mum temperature of IS. ana a min
mum OF 80 as against Richmond.s
- and IS
Other Cities lit by Cold.
NJ - RAUL the mercury showed
alloy" zero virtually all through mo
o1E. Euualo. New York CIV ana
Athhi!c city al! pcrscvcrrd through
u heavy cold snap with minimum
temperatures OF u, Ii AMI 20 re-
SptotNc!y. Pittsburgh also had a
way" OF cold, with tho I,mpcra,urg
mo" me 20 degrees "a; it's minimum
Idmph enjoyed real swcltcrIu. sum,
m"r weather partly throughout IN.
Gay, Win the mercury at 50 during
maximum and 90 in the carly morn
'"-, ~ lowest point. Jacksonville
registered "a, its highest during m.
day.
In san Fraucisc" the mercury regis
tered Ga for is maximum tempora-
tUrc.
Warm Weather I'romi.rd
f"re'aSt"r Evans, uf the local hu-
reau. declared The mercury woul,l
r:So during the carly morning huurs
end Richmond ana Virginia and
North Carolina would enjoy bricf
ieSp'i" from the cola wave. To-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
1922 STATE BUDGET
IN PRINTERS HANDS

continued From First ragcD
ia. hotels and boarding houses nv
th' members Of the General Assem-.
p'y. Indicative OF The busy session
Expected, several of the members who
nave reserved rooms a, tn. ricn-
mpnd Hotel ana Murphy's Hotel INV.
taken entire suites in order to have
" spare room available for confer.
enccs Especially is this true Of the
members OF both houses who ar,
looked upon as the headers i'm m.
activities Tor or against certain l,r.
isla,ion.
Many matters besides those of a
I"c"l lure VIII cnEross m. att,u
N"h OF IN" SoIonS during their sixty
DAYS session. Increased pensions fn,
confederate veterans: the rcdistric,-
'"E OF he House and senatorial dis
'I'''S' IA" election OF Judge of tn.
supreme Court To MI the vacancy.
''uSr" by the death OF Judge r.. W.
saunders; th" good roads bills ana
measures calling for a bond issue for
roads. compulsory Attendance laws
Tor school children: the merger OF
ia" STATE medical colleges. and meas
nr'S for tho brttcrmcnt Of The PENAL
institutions Of the state viii be ma jor
matters for consideration.
Seek &" Cut Mortgage rnx.
Zeal csiat" men and builders wju
seek I" have the taN on mortgages
reduced from silO to So cents. and
Their Plea VIII Toe that the higher tax
is ""cp.ns building operations at a
low level Statistics IyUl H. ,i,,,,.r
to prove that there is greater ac,iv-
ity when the tax is low. ANA the
revenues in Maryland ana other
states where tho tax is 80 cents viii
be quoted.
Members OF hold-ovcr committees
WIN begin arriving in tho ci,y within
The next week or ten days to ce,
things lined up for the opening day
and th"n there VIII Ice the boys
with a mission" who viii come from
every section az the state to get
across s"iuc pet measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
GIVE BOTH DIRECT
AND INDIRECT HELP
TO l.. S. SHIPPING

Continued From First I'agc)
reduction from ne; income tax pay
able on the basis OF a small! percent
age OF the freight paid on American
nag ships, or through Il greater allow
.auCc on l.prrriatinu ON shinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

Forecast"r Evans. uf tn" local hu
fthu. declared tn" mercury would
''H' curing Tie carly morning hours
'nd Richmond ana Virginia and
North Carolina would enjoy a hrinf
rcspli" from the cola wave. To-day
Fair ana warmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Other Cities Hit by Cold.
Warm Weather Promised.

In san Fraucisc" the mercury regis
ter" Il" FOR Ks maximum ,emp"ra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

"opyrieh;. 1871 10y United Ncwsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
DEMPSEY DRAWS
THE COLOR LINE
Champion Says He Will
Not Fight Jack
Johnson

OMAHA. Sob. July S-Jack
Dempsey worlds heavyweight
champion pug list who passed
through here today on his way tu Salt
Lake CITY in statement to u'wH-
pbprr m'u dcuisd that hr BE- willing
to nrht Jack Johnson. "or any otncr
negro nEhtcr.'
~ viii never ngir q rplurod man"
p'mpH,N said "Thurp ~ nothing to
th!s talk Of m" meeting Jack John
son I am confident the public don't
want this nCht md while ! will gov-
nru mvsolt to large extent according
90 90, puhlo Wish"g I can't see my
way clear 10 nEht Johnson or any
Htu'r Culur,d man.
e viii meet any uur that k,trn.
picks fur u' Gibbons. ! understand
Is i good MAN although I never hpy"
seen him work As have drawn IA,
color line. Ann &C." tu wy that ]
think Harry VILE i# H great tighter
ON, vHu vIl vlHp the very Lrst ~
them You know Js much about
johnson ts Z du. A. for willard --
Ill usHi him puy .m,-Jud N,b him
too"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
POISON PLOT
EVIDENCE IN
KAbER CASE
State Offers Testimony
to Establish Its
Claim

CLEVELAND. Juy Testimony
considered by the state To lee nf vital
Importance in establishing its claim
that Mrs Eva Catherine knhcr first
attempted to kill her husband. Daniel
r kahcr. hy poisoning before his
murder WAS given today los Miss
Crystal Eouncr. q nurse who attend
ed him.
while Nj. Kubrr always had vomit-
iug spells after eating food at his
hptlo S,rV"d him hy Mr.. knbrr.
Miss Bcuncr testified 10" never yom't-
oi aftor eating Ht ia" hospital hut
unrr and that was after Mrs kahyr
had visited him aud given him candy.
Preceding Miss Rouucr on the wit
moss stand wn- Miss Emma Wagner.
- maid iu the lSab"r hume before the
death of Nj kHhcr on July IS. 1919.
She ALSO testified that Mr kabcr al
wpyF b",amr 800 after eating She
.u q she g'u u"ra'ly prepared Mr. kn-
boris food hyt that Mrs. Habcr served
HIM.
That Mr. aud Mrs Knhcr often
Uuurr,l'd also was testified to by
Miss Wagner After uur uf these
quarrcls sine snid she heard Mrs Ka-
Dor Say.
"urn ~ thcrp's s God. youlI sur
fer before you die
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
FRENCH ENRAGED At
VERO|CTS IN WAR
TRIALS OF GERMANS
Mission Appointed to
Follow Cases Is
Withdrawn

IAHlS. July S-Thc French gov
crnmvn' has Informed its allies that
II has Withdrawn tn, French mission
appointed to FOLLOW the trials IN I.eip-
si' OF Germans ac, used Of violating
the rules of civilized warfare
An exchange OF view has been go-
ing on hctwen the allied governments
~ tn the attitude to be- taken In view
of the vordicts rendered ln the cissa
thus Ear decided. The French are
particularly indignant becausc ~ tho
acquittnl "Wednesday OF Lieutenant
General Stcnger who was charged
with ordering his troops to XII
French wounded and prisoners and
the hostile attitude 81 the i.cipslc
crowd toward the aided missions
The newspapers comment bitterly
ON the result OF the trials. some ~
them suggesting that since thcr" is
mo- Justice 10 be- obtained IN l.oipsiU
th' French troops Will remain ON the
Rhine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
HOWAT GETS
6 MONTHS IN
JAIL: $500 FINE
Kansas Mine Leader De-
nounces Trial Before
Sentence

COLUMBUS. kas. July s.--Alex-
andcr Howat and August Dort hy.
president and vice president of the
kansas miners union, were sentenced
10 six months la Jail and fln.d $500
by Judge Frank W. Boas. In the
Cherokee county district court here
today. They were convicted last week
OF violation OF tho Kansas Industrial
law by calling a strike Of miners last
February.
The certainty. not the severity of
the penalty. JuGge Boss declared. was
the most Important element In pass
ing aentcncc. lie could have sen.
tencod How;t and Dorchy to year
In I1il and fine OF Ods thousand
dollars each.
HIowat made a speech TO the coue,
before sentence waH passed drnounc-
ms his trial and alleging th.t he WAS
not given fair treatment there. lie
didn't know. he told Judge Dos,. that
he WINS violating the ia~ when nc
called the strike.
lie asaarted that the court treated
him unfairly In not allowing members
Of the miners union 10 at on the
jury.
The union leaders pian an appeal
to the federal supreme court II noe
oszary, II was announced.
one OF tho featurcs Of the caso
was an affidavit purporting tc have
been signed by all nombcrs of the
jury after the trial declaring that
the jurors did not believe Howat and
Dorchy were guilty OF "Bny wrong"
II was filed by counsel Tor the mincrs
officials on July a. part OF a mo-
tion for "A new trial
The jurors who st In Judgment on
Howat and Dorchy assorted tnuy DID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
ENGINEER Of
TRAIN SLAIN
At THROTTLE
Locomotive Runs Four
Miles and Blows
Up

III PASO. Ten. July s-Engincer
william Bohlmar was murdered and
his fireman. charles Robertson,
alugFcd and thrown from the train.
which ran four miles before the
boiler exploded and the train was
wrecked. ten miles west OF Alpine.
Teas, early this morning, according
to q. H. q $. \ officials at VI Paso.
Fireman Robertson waE knocked
of the engine some time before tho
explosion occurred at o. M. and
hl not regain cuusciousncte until
J.i5. Ilo said that during the trip
man was riding IN the huN 'nr jutt
behind the coal tender. lie said thu
lAv thing he rrmcu bor"d was sand
ing h,s engine near Toronto. on q
steep grade.
Earl Stirman. brakeman. started to
tn front Of the train Hs II began 90
tluW up and WE within four ear
lonFihs ~ tho engine when tho tN-
uiuriou occurred. lie reported seeing
mau running from th" engine IuH
before tn" cNplosiou.
The force ut the explosion blew
IN" whole boilcr u,d engine about go
feet and the cab approximately 200
yatds only 'uo trucks Of the ru-
Fiuc we've lnfi standing ON M, track.
which AZ. sunk uuout a. foot by the
force OF the explosion
Officials ~ the railroad Sold Texas
rangers posses ~ u,uc' officers and
,ltzuuH OF toWua near whore the cN-
plosluu occurred were searching fut
tho man described bs brakeman
Stirmau. The wrorrHE' was removed
quickly, p,uwiffiu1 trains fu .rriNr
hr'r tu.E nftoIuuur ON time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
ENGLAND MAKES
OVERTURES ON THE
EASTERN SITUATION
Said to Seek Conference
With Japan, u. S.
and China

LONDON. July S.-Crcat Britain.
n Hur itatcd here today In a quarter
usually possessed Of reliable informa-
ton. IL believed To have made over
lures TO the United States. Japan ana
china on the possibility Of confer
cncc To discuss the whole Eastern uit-
uation.
official cirtic- r-ctlncd to rom-
ment on t'c nature Of any commune
cations with the United States, Japun
or China, but II was said In those
circles II would ho reasonable To- aE-
sum" that these countries would he
fully sounded before Great Britain
would show her hand.
Announcement OF the British poll
icy * expected To be- forthcoming next
Monday iu the statement which MIR.
Lloyd George said be WAS fairly hope
ful OF being IA "a position 10 make.
This statement o. said to be- "a very
C1mpruheuHiVU one
What the replies of Japan and tho
United states may be. nobody here
prctcuds to know. II is felt. however.
that Insofar ns .hp United States ia
concerned. there could bee q great
chance of it4 response being more
favorable % the Anglu-Jupanosc 3ili-
an,c had been denounced.
Should b. De found that the con-
tiubcd existence pf The alliance was
standing iu th" way Of conference,
thcu q Is uurt-in that some of the
Dumin.ur prcmicrg will prors It's inn
mediate drnuuvintion.
The British prest .uhkcs no attempt
to disguise the fact that II regards
IN, situation as one Of vast moment
involving. ~ II doe. the whole fu-
turc of armament and the peace OF
the world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
LIVESTOCK LOAN
POOL TO FUNCTION
IN TWO WEEKS
Plans for Re-Discounting
Paper Are Agreed
Upon

CHICAGO. July Tho uty mil-
lion dollar pool formed by bankers
Tor the rrIirf uf the Iy'Wp.K industry
will o., 100 operation loo two weeks.
~ was announced hero today follow
ms u conference yesterday when n
satisfactory plan wts uudr fHr rrr
disruuntIug livestock paper tE t,I-
ugtl rtz'TN, banks
The plan. approved Dos 'nu federal
I,s,ry, board provide. r'Ii,.uuu'inE
ul original uuttlr paper 100 maturity
ut six months Tho banks plan to r..
new The loans several times The
paper VIII ho uvpus ted with thu CHI
,lgp federal f,-,fE, bank and t.lu-
Gated when r.Il4ruuut .s desired ly o.
u,mr,r bank Application. fur loans
Iu ,N.ta- of ON, million dollars CO.,.
reads IrN' been received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
the Bulletin adds.
MILITARY LEADER
IDNTIIlS WITH III VALERA

DUBLIN July s. Gencral Sir Novil
NuCroady military commander IN
ireland. took part In this afternoons
conference Of Eumonn pcNalcra, tho
Irish republican leader. and repre-
s.ntatlycs Of the southern unionists.
sir Nryils coming created the be-
uof among those following the con-
fprour" that truce would be ar
ranged tonight.
The appearance" of Sir Nev'l camc
nH decided surprise. lie arrived
without an escort
Sir N'Vii was greeted hy tho Lord
Mayor and conducted TO the confer
enc, chamber. whore he remained for
more than an hour. when D." lett
the confcrcos were still in session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
Senate to Defer
Soldier Bonus Bill
At Harding's Wish

iat'uu ~ q messago f,un from Pres
id"ut Harding utgirg temporary post
puuvmvnt OF the bonus bill greater
speed with tariff ana tax legislation.
senate leaders today believed they had
mustered sufficient votes 10 lay aside
tho soldiers measure.
40 effort to recommit the bill to
the finance committee. however. az
proposed by President Harding was
planned until rcccilt rf the expected
u'ssHEu. n wa mot certain when
the mD-slE" might bee sent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
President and
Wife Married
30 Years Today

WASHINGTON July s-Toduy
was the 5Dth anniversary of the mar
riaEo or President and Mrs Hard
Ink but they Planned no formal OBJ
sorvanro. They were married at the
sam" house In Marion from which the
fruut porch campaign was conducted
last year aud George - Christian. Jr.
now secretary 10 the president. was
the chief door keeper of the uccas-
sion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
Today's 5 Results

National League.
Il a. T..
Cincinnati 90. 600 ooo 600 G 3
Boston .......OSl 600 Ols--5 7 1
Luquc. Coumbo .ud Wingo. Scott
uuo Gibson.
Chicago ..... 900 600 600 /
Sew York .... 600 600 OOl-l o
Alexander and Kihfrr, Nohf and
Smith, Sny der
ST. Louis .....0oo 900 oo0-l Z .
Philadelphia .uO3 00i ia t3 2
"f"r'r and Cl'mous. Ring and
BrLEEy
pittsburgh .Ilu Uo3 900 Q 0
HruuAlNu 600 zoo iOO..3 10 I
Cooper aud schmidt Srhupp.
Mitchell and Miller
American League
Boston .......A00 0lO Ol0--6 Q .
Detroit ...... 600 OO8 uOU-I
Bush ud Eucl, IIglnug and bass
lrr
Sew York loo U0o 600 .
Chicago ...... 200 600 3U'
Hhuwkry AMI sohaug Kerr and
scialk
rhH.drlphia-Ci'yolud postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
SHORTY KELS0
CHAMPION COWBOY
OF NEW MEXICO

EAST Las VEGAS. July S.
Shorty kclso. just a plain cuw
hand. has been declared best all
around cowboy at the seventh
annual reunion In Las Vegas and
WAS awarded the spurs offered
by famous moving picture actor
Tor the contestant winning this
decision.
The winners In the finals Of tho
three day show were.
Br, nco riding, Tom Scarlet.
Steer roping. a. h Bngley.
steer bull dOgging. shorty
kolso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
TRUCE LIKELY
IN IRELAND
ON MONDAY
Progress Toward Peace
Made at Conference
Today

DUBLIN, July S.-Thc Irish
Bulletin, the official organ Of the
Sim Fcin, in special edition this
evening states that Eamonn Dc
the Irish republican leader,
those present at the con
ference in the Mansion house this
afternoon of his proposed reply TO
Premier Lloyd-Gcorgc's proposal
for conference. 1t is expected
here that a trucc, 10 start Mon
day, will be announced tomorrow,
the Bulletin adds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
II. II. Seerley lieads
Education Council

DIES MONIES. Iowa July \ Tie
.nstiouu council uf education today
elected Homer n Seorlcy OF Cedar
Rapids. IJwd, president.
The body BE- in sois,ion with the an
uu.l convention of the National Edu-
ya-luu association
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
nm N N.NIiM.

TAI.NAGE go or go" -firu IN
the main building %, the Mcndocino
state hospital tor insane here
early today was brought under con-
troll at . a. m. without injury TO anv
patients II was said the damage
waz small.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

ui thp duy partly cloudy
state Weather
Sew McNicn Fair tonight amt
saturday. not much change Ia tom
pvraturr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

WASHi NOTION, July s.-A de-
crease In employment Of 80 per cent
during june AZ compared With May.
IN Indicated by "a survcy made by the
department of labor of reports from
Las firms employing normally l.
100000 person. The decrease since
January has been SO per cent.
statement issued today said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26
ARMY AND NAVY
PLAYING TODAY
Annual Battle at Polo
Grounds; Other Foot
ball Notes

Army and Navy are clashing at
the Polo Grounds. New York, this
afternoon.
II looks like a navy day In more
ways than one.
II the weather in New York is
anything like the weather here, a
b%attleship should feel RICH, al home.
The seasons record gives the
Navy the edge in the game today.
but some critics figure that the
dope will he upset and that the
Army will trot on lie field a win.
ner
The East Side high school Is play
ing their final scheduled game OF
The season this afternoon Of Man
uinEton with Coach Blake's men,
While the home folk are hoped to
take the contest by seven points o.
better, the local team will put up 4
great. fight.
1t is understood that 'Tubby"
Slealey will be back at fullback for
the East Side and this will add
great strength 10 the aggregation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26
The Big Three.

Who gets the Brown Derby in
the east. Yale, Harvard or Prince
Because OF the peculiar tanEle
that exists. there is considerable
discussion as TO which is the best
team.
Princeton beat Harvard 10 10 R.
Yale smeared Princeton Is tn
Il. Harvard then upsets the dope
b. defeating Yale 10 to 3.
About the only decision possible
would he a draw. and draw dec.
sions are always unpopular. Poor
Judgment in selecting plays robbed
Princeton OF a great chance to beat
Yale.
In summing up the showing OF
the three teams. 1t appears that
Princeton is figured TO be the best
team. and probably would have won
the so called big Three" tile had
It not been for injuries.
Wittmer, Princeton's great often.
slve center, played through the
Yale game literally on one leg.
About all he did was pass the bail,
and several times did that poorly.
Captain Keck. with a broken blood
vessel in his leg. was In even worse
shape. and didn't last ont the sec
one period. The injuries to these
two stars greatly weakened the
line. on the very first play Of the
game. Stinson. the Tiger end. vas
lrGndprcd useless.
OF the three teams. Harvard Is
1.-THE smartest and most resourceful.
The Crimson's comeback against
Yale proved this. Yale, on the 9th.
or hand. appears to have the great
.ost potential power and possib!l!-
tiles. The inexperienced OF the Yale
lean proved fatal in the Harvard
game. Yale should beat both Har.
ward and Princeton next year.
Yale, Princeton and Harvard all
failed to get the real possibilities
!ont OF tho forward passing game.
None OF them compares with Notre
Dame or Penn State in that style OF
play.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26
Personals,

Mrs. J. NJ. Tract, Of Reeves Y
nue., is recovering from several
days illness.
Mrs. J. Z. Carlow Is I~ndisposed a.
her home in Reeves avenue. Her
little son who was quite i'll, is bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snlder, of Cochran
street. are home from a few days
stay at Morgantown.
Mrs. Richardson and son are NOV
ing into apartments in Mrs. Sarah
Flowers house in Morgantown ave.
nue..
Little Miss Rosemary Henderson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hem
derson, IS recovering from a short
illness.
The garage and apartments being
built by W. ]. Arnctt In Reeves ave.
.nue, is about completed and Mr..
and Mrs. Arnett will occupy tho
apartments in a few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26

as the best de-
fensive back IN
tho west.
Thomas Of Chi.
cage is a very
good man. He
might be placed
at n of the
halfback POSI-
lions with out
weakening thu
team. The fact
that Thomas has
not played a full
conference game
this year really
disuualitles him.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26

Or. and Mrs. Charles Boyers and.
family and Miss Hazel Jones. OF
st. Marys. and Dr.. Cyrus +. BoyerS,
of Morgantown, who were called
here by the death OF DR.. Cyrus f..
Boyers, Sr., have returned to their
homes. On Thanksgiving Day at
the home Of Or. and Mrs. William
T. Boyers. a family gathering was
held and 81 members Of the Boyers
family were guests at an elaborate
turkey dinner served by Mrs. Boyers
and daughters.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-26

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