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The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27

Johnny Kilbane is still the grand "old man" of the featherweights.
 Johnny's hal" is full of silver So are his pockets He is good busi- ness man as well as a good boxer
 New York fans would welcome the chance to see Kilbane defend his title in Gotham. But they are very liable to be disappointed. Kilbane was in New York recently during the Indian-Yankee series While here he said 1t would take SlO0.OOO to get him into a New York ring under the pres, cnt system of awarding decisions. Johnny claims a majority of the judges are incompetent and that a champion cannot afford to trust his title in their hands. especially in cases where bouts go the limit and the challengers are liable to do anything to stay the limit in the hope of winning the favor of the men at the ringside who render decisions. Benny Leonard takes the same stand Kilbane has taken, so there must be room for argument somewhere.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27

Big Bill Tilden is supreme in tennis. He has proven it satisfactorily. He is a real worlds champion. But Big Bill cannot go on forever Even now he is what they call an in-and-Outer. There are days when the best players would be lucky to win five games from him in q three set match. There are other days when his playing is very ragged.
 There k a young man named Vim cent Richards who looks to be the logical successor to Tildcn He may topple the lanky Philadelphian from his tenis throne at any time. He hasn't arrived at the top of his game as yet. but he is coming, and coming fast. If he takes the proper care of himself and plays all the tennis that is consistently good for him he will be a strong candidate for the title next season.
 Jim Anderson. the Australian, is an other young player who will bear watching, especially in future Davis Cup matches. Anderson lost to Wal. lace Johnson in the recent national championship in the semi-final round. It was credit to his ability that he got that far. On another day he might have gone still farther Recently. at Chicago, he beat Tilden in a stubborn ly-fought five-set match He is an other conner
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
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I'm the black sheep of the family now," said Fcldstein, and I want to go away until I'm sixteen. Then I can go to work I'm going to be taxi driver. for they make S45 a week and thars more than even a policeman gets"
 They told Mir, Blanton the whole story Of the burglary exploits in which they had been engaged with Finley They said Finley met them the day of the burglary and told them he had an automobile and they should all go in if 10 California. where they could live on fruits to be picked from the trees and chicken to be stolen from the farmers All Finley said he needed was money to buy gasoline and oil with
 Finley persuaded both boys to play truant. they said, and then they con, cocted their burglary scheme. Finley said that was the way to get the money for the gasoline So when night came they went to a deIicatessen store. and Finley, who was tall enough to lift one of them up to the door trans. som. put Dawes through 1t. He went to the cash register and got $3.25.
 Then they went to a grocery store, and this time Finley lifted both boys over the door transom into the shop Here they found $6 in the cash register and made away with it. But some one had seen them and telephoned to the nearest police station. Detectives got on their trail as they tried to en- ter third store, and they started to run.
 The boys said they separated from Finley and as they lodged into a hall way they heard several shots Finley had been hit and fell to the sidewalk. The two boys were afterward caught and taken to the police station.
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ca INST "a M 10
WARRANT lAllke

rNRIAkNNthlk. 0kla. ,sak "a
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hre-as gt'1 niu,i ~ 4, re,anlI1
vn't "a b. lfl,f> 4 nlily M s. ta
h,rrcl, Nm na,l.. pless|fhi
n ~ N.lkrn'inrnl un Al l,as \
seca'l0i. aid hse io,hS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-30
y ssss' n M ! !

NEw YORK, sept "a (By Associated Pssas) vase ssSS-
0 approximately . scps 70 take effect At aidnsh &p
eks so accepted B, the International long
Association representing upwards Of $1,000 employed acns
Atlantis aud Gull This made tonight
The onghorsmsas headquarters the conclusion Of series II
eornes which have been going several weeks repre-
ssa.svea Of the Loasahosemen and Atlantic ssennan
companieA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-30

WlcHifA han Ari r1~L uar.
M oi clay Gutter kan uta einf Ied
nailorai lommlndfl ~ The u.l|on.| IN.
tln uai veterans Al he final - <.Iea
hele today Z lhe annual 'aee,Inz ~ ~
Veterans
TAG ys,,rsas ,o| 4 3 het 'er "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ZION CITY MISSIONARIES
OFF TO PREACH GOSPEL or
SUNDAY GLOOM IN GOTHAM
Noiva Ovcrsccr and Owner Of Zion, Confident Cam
paign to Force Blue Laws ''Wickcd Outside
World" Will BE Victorious

lures ana city councils strict sunday
laws are being Introduced. Folks
VIII soon tha handwriting on the
statute books and submit"
Noliva sad II. ana his mission
aries will convince New Workers hv
means OF literature and street corner
meetings that. they are headed FOR
nell If they do not heed his warning.
Once convinced" nc said. ",hcv
will rise IN their righteous wrath ana
demand that tho city ordinances OF
Zion he adopted and strictly en-
forced"
This is tho kind Of sunday the
lawsivcr Of Zion would have tho
nation observe:
No amuscmcntS Of any Kind.
Nothing to he read other ;han tho
bible.
No work other than cooklnE-and
very little Of that.
street ears and automobiles 10 loo
used only for hauling persons to and
from church.
Ten hours TO be spent in church
Md the hastilc for the Offender.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
OFFICERS

L. STRUDWICK President
S. w TRAINERS. Vice PRESIDENT
HENRY w. ANDERSON
CliAS e. TAYLOR JR., President
r. a. SAUNDERS Ill, VcePresident
ROY NJ. JONES,
oiituD"lCk Jt.
DIR FRANK p. RICHTER, Medical
DR. j. ALLISON HODGES.
DIR w. II. HIGGINS Medic Director
H. /. MCCONNELL. Assistant Secretary
j. w. SNTON,
GEORGE. a. SIIUMAN Assistant
MoNFoD ltuNTON. WILLIAMS ANDERSON,
ANDREW d. CHRISTIAN, Genera Counsel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
WORKERS TO DECIDE
ON CUT IN WAGES
General Referendum Ordered on
Pay Reduction Proposals Of
Two ShiphuildcrS.
m, Nssc..intrl rress- |

WASHINGTON. Jan. -. Decision
as to acceptance by between Go.ooo
and $4,000 skilled workers IN Amer
10 to % per cent in wages rs Il 'ucans
or reviviue the Industry today WAS
put mp 20 the men by officials ot tho
labor ORGANIZATIONS. including most
OF the yards employees in their mem
bcrshir
y general referendum was ordered
on wagc-reduoticn PROPOSALS Of tn"
Atlantic coast Shipbuildcrs' As>ocia-
tion and the Bethlehem Shippu!liinc
Corporation Labor leaders here We're
unable 10 forecast the result. which.
they said. would not be known be-
fore tho middle OF February at tn"
earliest;
with decreased labor charges pro-
posed as the initial movc,iu the pro
gram to cut production costs in or
dcr that American yards might con-
pete with foreign builders. it wlS
suggested 10y eoIn. leaders h"re that
:. countrrpropcsal might hc made by
the workers that employers share in
the sacrifice" IN" opinion was .N-
pressed that the WORKERS would b.
mere likely 20 acQuicsc" in waG"
cut II assured that the employers
would accep; i smaller return ON in
vcstuont !, was not known that any
proposal along these lines had bean
formally a; the conferences
in New York and Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
EN CARL NIGrOR LITTLE.
I nitrb Press stan CorrcSpon,icnt

ZION CITY. I'LL. Jan. -? First
soldiers of the city Of H!on lef, mere
today TO force sunday blue laws ON
tho rest of the nation
Helen Buhmann ana Hclic Schc;-
horn stole out of sleepy Zion today
headed for New York CITY. where
they viii preach the gospel @: sunday
gloom.
Noiiva "v"rs"er and owner OF the
city OF Zion and head of the Zion
church. started tn" first two mission
aries on as follows
i'i! inc W''Ns" people OF New
V'h II - '"' "''''T l" ~ IN 'hurrh
az ""E '"''''t 'n"h T." S"".' IN hci'
"'' NV "'N "'S''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
new DISCOVERY
FOR PEMPLES
bEAGKNEADS
Chemist Tells Simpir Home Trc,,r,cr.
for Clearing CninnIr>Irn of N,u,
Eruptions, Etc. nn! Makes
Generous Glcr.

Mr.. T. $. Givena ~ Iiausas'C .ty. workct,
Guy ioI ms own uS" u simple hc;nr troat-
h"ht To- SKIN troubles. This prcpnrot Tor,
Snfe" NJ Gtv"nS In fev days. attc, hc
hhh suffered rTcnt "mlarrassnen, for -
N.'rE since then II has cured Thousand.
discovery 'hht h VIII send fun particulars
:, 30 many requests were made tina.
:it' Given" l"is about This treatment in y
SNiE" which Ii" wiii send prepaid and
" t'p,ui"ly rec, |: YOU Knox any one WHO
mas fHnNlrs' b'ackhnads. Acn". l:ruptious
"h We lac" az body. Enlarged Pores O.lv
or SHINY Stin. send no money. bu; iu.;
name an" address today 10 =. : Civans.
- chemical liids.. Kansas City. Mo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
PRINCET0N'S ENROLMENT
LIMITED TO 1000 STUDENTS
President iIibbrn Makes Statement
fhnt only Certain Number
tam lie NcCnm tn nIni,.il

PRINCETON. y. J.. Jan. % Prince
Ton University VIII probably limit
it's enrolment to 1000 students IN
TIA" noar future, according to an an
nuuuocmcnt hy President John C;rfor
liihh"n, pr. llihhcn stated that he
has appointed q committee "a devils"
a plan Tor restricting tn" enrolment
that may hr fair 70 all applicants
ana secure us the most desirable stu
dents"
Sl'r"Sid"nt llbhcn'S statement saws
II IS desired to limit tn" number OF
students - that which can hr prop.
crly accomm rdatcd In accord with IA"
educational policy "f IN" university.
Mhirh calls Tor close contact between
| the teacher and tn" student
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
lecturer Drops Dead.

ST AUGUSTINE. FLA. Jan. re
The body Of William Armstrong. Of
Niagara Fails Canada. wealthy
'pea,h King Of ontario" who droppc,i
dead yesterday while delivering a Ice
tnr" before the Tours, club. is boin.
reid her" today 10 await aiviccs from
relatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
THREE CANDIDATES OUT FOR
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
y. w. towcti. IL. l.. Wager ana Jesse
twcifs DR.. want management OF
t.rccnc nnn MnNiSNn Ins;IiniInns

tSrccia! to Tho Times dispatch. |
.,STANARDSNIi.lE. VA. Jan. 20
mere ar" three candidates for divi-
S!on Sup"rintcndcnt Of schools for
coed j. " Miller. who will no; st,r,,
Tor r"appointmcnt. They are: Pro
irSSHrS y. w. Vowel and II. l.. Wager.
~ Mt"ison County. and Jesse Ewell.
M are young men ana have been
,nGaS"d in public school work MIR
i."rH was NJ ono tin3 4 supervisor
IN inc Norfolk city school system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Justice k"r"in "f Wisconsin pics
MADISON, MIS- Jan Hustle.
Wisconsin Supr"m" court siuce Iaul.
died THIS afternoon following u long
Illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
PAYMENTS TO pOLICYHOLDERs
RICHM ND, VIRGINIA

u1aI PAID 70 pollcyhoders since organization and no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

a. o. SWlV, Manager for Virginia and District Of Columbia
Mutual Building
SENTATIVE
Boswell
Miss Frances Tmpn