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, 1921-07-22
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u iii JHE IRfRUNES FAGE UF SFUk luVJ NEWO HI OfM Emt
lERs BREAK ICE OF NEW SEASON, DEFEAT LARAMIE
Herman ArriUes
From England

NEW YORK. July N2a-Pcte Her
man, former worlds bantamweiEht
boxing champion. who win strive TO
regain that title from Joe Lynch in
Brooklyn. Monday night. arrived to
day from England on the steamship
Orduna-
The little New Orleans scrapper
embarked for home Immediately after
he knocked out Jim Higgins, the Ems.
fish bantamweiEnt champion. in The
eleventh round OF a scheduled 20
round bout on July II. He has been
training during the voyage and re
ported himself In good shape. He
expressed himself as confident thai
he would he able to turn the tables
on the New York bantam. e which he
lost his title last December.
l.. W. cordrey. vice president Of
the York-Midwest Ice Machine com
pany, is spending several days her
on busineas for tho company.
, 1921-07-22
Der Star Eliminates Dennison
! Semi-Fnals, Plays God
shall In Denver Today

special to The TribuueJ
-NNER July % wilmer l. Behr
or CaEper iast years singles
apiru Of the Denver City and Colo
state tennis tournaments. VIII
nd the city title today against
sd Godshau or California. having
, 1921-07-22
READING TO RESUME.

READING. Pa. July 22-Thc Read
ing Iron company. n of the largest
independents. posted notice yesterday
that some of its mills would resume
next Monday for a run Of two weeks
at a reduction in wages. Pudd,ers are
"a get SIS a ton ana ordinary labor
10 cents an hour.
, 1921-07-22
PADDOCK orr FOR oLyNPIcs

SALEM. Ore. July 2e.-Comment.
ing on reports that Charles Paddock.
worlds champion sprinter Of the Uni.
versity Of Southern California. would
retire Dean Cromwell, his train
err. said Paddock would take part In
the Olympic games Of 1924. adding
that nothing could curb his whole
hearted interest in clean sport
Frank Heagney wassa business visit
tor at Cheyenne this week.
, 1921-07-22
DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEW YORK. July 22.-Miss Flor
ence Biscoe of New York las night
won the Junior National Amateur
Athletic union fancy diving champion
ship for girls at a swimming meet held
In Madison Square Garden.
, 1921-07-22
BOXERS INJURIES FATAL

GALVESTON. Texas. July &C.
Henry Estes, the "Frisco Kid" Ioca
boxer. died last night of injuries re
ceived in a boxing bout with Irve!
Owens Of Oklahoma A charge o
negligent homicide has been hlel
against Owens.
, 1921-07-22
Gibbons Trains
For Carpenter

NEW YORK. July ee.-Mfke ana
Tom Gibbons, brother boxers Of st,
Paul, began training each other here
today for coming bouts. Mike viii
meet Augie Rather. August l.. and
Tom will fight Georges Carpenter in
October. Each will be in the others
corner.
, 1921-07-22
Davenport Strikes Out Last Man for 3-to-2
Victory After MapeI Held Visitors
For Eight Innings

Baseball generalshp cost Laramie a baseball game yes,
terday when a batting rally in the ninth inning had melted
the Wildcats one run, the bases were loaded and Kelley, a
pinch hitter, was at the bat.
At this crucial stage of the game and with one out be
tween victory and defeat John Mapel. who had toiled
, 1921-07-22

Last Scores
THURSDAY JAMES


National League.
Brooklyn . ST Louis 1.
Chicago l. Philadelphia s.
Cincinnati-Ncw York. rain.
Pittsburgh. Boston. rain
, 1921-07-22
Games Today

Midwest League.
Laramie al Casper.
Denver at Crevhull
Sterling at scut,sbun
National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
81. Louis at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit,
New York at Cleveland.
, 1921-07-22
NOTICE

Mr.. T. ". Schultz. formerly Of
Greeley. Colo. has purchased the
stock Of clothing and lease of Frank
Gamer, 227 South Center Street. and
will put in a complete line of Mems
and Young Mems High Grade Clothing
and Furnishings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

FIRST race ella inning. ;,yo-y car-old-; nyo
III Alice G.. los, Matches Mary. iog /:
Hn.sdale 100. Bcrrington Io7: Swcepy.
II1a h,r'lI 5s. Mutoba. IL; Doina n
~ Lay Delhi. io2: Zcaiot lis: Excus"
ll:: 'Restiess. a. Rose Brirnd. ~
budana. rs. Awning. 100: Ci!nchGciJ.
Second racc--se,inr: three. ycar.cIas
ana up: on" mile-.Ium Sab. III: Ti;i.'
i6t NNnnpiHr"Son ~ NJ; Anniversary.
be-; los: DARK IIii. ios: .Wninut ri,ti
~! Gloomy Gus. io6. The Lamb. iii.
Third race. Tie Courhawaga nandlc,p.
.hr"e.yrnr-9iGS and up: one mile ana a
Mad Halter lac. Thuuderoiap, laG.
Fourth rac"-th" Bwyer: thrno-ye,r-
olds: ono mil" and furlouE-,'op,,nr
ip-inon. icG. Sporting ;Iood, los: I.a nix 81,
ion; Smpk" Screen. il3: Grey Lar Ip1,
ikm"hb'"' 1875 Fiayfclow. los: Idi. p"Il.
Fitth race-condi,ions: three ycar.oI1.
SiN iurlongs- ReprisaI. los: Fancy M.n,
los; Good Bye. lOa. Mavournecn i6s:
Transient, los, Curfrw. IFS; Wrrcker 10;
Coninc: 1903; Dimmcsdale. los; Calipul,
los: Valley OF the Moon. i03: Mcrcha n;
Marine il5; 81. Michael. los: Wracl,
Grass. as W.ihnder. i?o: Faunus. liz;
los. '''''
Sixth racc--vampirc handlcap: two.
EHar-olds; i've furlonrs-Irish Brigadicr
los: All over. i05; Nio!inis,. rs; Occi-
dents. lo6: Carpenter. iOi: Nor,hci!n i0S
william Am. l2". Little Chief III: Ca
Five pounds allowance claimed cloudy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
SPORTS.
JURORS NOT SELECTED
FOR BASEBALL SCANDAL
Attorneys Predict Two Weeks DC
lay--PlaycTS Are Asked
Queer Questions.

CHICAGO. iu!y G.-No jurors boa
been chosen at the end Of iodHy,s
session in the baseball trial glthoui.i,-
three were accepted tentatively IL
both sides. Indications were. that tho
selection Of the twelve mon to wcigT,.
ihe evidence would 40 into cNtr;. inn
in%S some attorneys today predict
ing that q iury would not be COM
plrtc for TWO weeks.
The defense. In examining vrnire-
men today laid stress on the tcsti-.
n"nN of an accunplice. asking caciu
ono II iir realized that a person called
lie called 4 traitor in International
dealings, and a Snitch in the lam
ruase Of TIA" street
Some Of The men were asked If
they realized bail players were the
only persons bought and sold In this
country sine" 1861. While another
question was whether the prospective
Juror understood ;hat the men on d,
'hiSdIo team. for example. We're
picked up all over the country bs-
scouts Just as 81 Snltan's harom IS
gathered"
y motion ny the defense that the
stat" tell which Of it's witnesses were
the acCompliccS who had agreed "a
turn states evidence. were overrulel
by Judge Hugo Friend.
Wei, ! guess we know it's Bill
Burns said Attorney Thomas Nash.
Of the defense.
And this man Of mystery. Billy
MaharE. whose real name is Graham
Maharg, spelled back wards---hc's one
uf their pinch hittrrs too. I think''
said Attorney O'Rricn representing
Chick Gandil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-seilinE: ,hrcc-year- olds and
UP; sly and half furlongs-Swcep clean
ils tRics). 10 l. TO !, to 5. won
!yniee. 10 tkumm"). to 3. to =.
10 T. second: Actress 100 LCol;!lettn, u
to J. TO J. : 10 ]. third. Time. 1913 lis
Also ran: Herd Girl. Penelope. ST. Isl
d3re Arrowhead. Sammy Kelly. sugar
Second racc-,hc Glendale s,cepIcchls
handicap: four-year-olds and up: abou,
,Mcrslerl, TO :. / TO :. | 10 :. won
i'naia. iat CGreenl. 10 TO J. 10 l. "a
!. second; Joyful. Iii tByers). 10 = 6
20 .. 10 :. third. Time. 5:O5 i-h. Also
ran: Earlocker. Bullscye Royal Arch
Third rncc-srlling: three year olds; one
tkummeT. ? 20 20 out. ont. won: Due
De Morny, 10 CCallahanb. to l. even,
out. second. Joan Marie. ZOE tMooncy),
10 10 !. : 20 !. out, third. Time. 1876 90.
Also ran: Squaw Man.
Fourth race-,thc Miss WoodforL han
inile--Edwina. 1917 tMiller). : 10 2 even.
10 ,. won: Last Straw. io6 (Zoeiler). /.
TO .. 10 :. To 4. second: Inn"ttu. i6I
lMooncyl: TO :. tn ., 10 10. ,hIrd.
Time. IS rs. Also ran: Lady Gertrude.
Lady Emmel!nc. Ten Buttons Elected H..
Jcsava.
Fifth transformations: for threc-yenr.
Odds and up; one mie--Cluecreek. liz
lkeoEhl. 10 .. TO ,. out. won: Fair
Gain, 40 kummer). to .. out. out.
]. even. out third. Time ::7 "a.
Sixth acs-maidcns. illics; two-ycar-
Odds: five furlongs--Vaicn,inc ID or i0a
tCamphelD. 30 to !. 20 l. to !. won
Bees Wax, l0i (nrudcrb. to Ia. TO {.
out: second: Rndiola. loi tTurncrp. Is
Also ran: Pretty Lady. Alice g.. coiinGa.
Bel!atriN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
DEMPSEY MiNGLES WITH
CROWDS SEEKING RELIEF
my Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July Slack Dempsey
mingled with THOUSANDS OF Chicago
ans today in the city parks and along
the lake front. the worlds heavy
weight champion and the thousands
having one objcctivc--rclief from the
heat.
The champion did not nave much
opportunity to become cool. fnr he
VAS surrounded by admirers from, tho
Tim" he arrived this morning, unit!
late tonight.
Regarding his next igh, Dempsey
SAID 1T looks as though Iii have
10 wait quite II while. I'll have TO
vail until some opponent ;.pcar.,
who seems To have a chance.
The champion had only praise for
tn. light put up by Carpenter and
especially for the Frcnchman's game
ness.
Dempsey expects TO leave tomorrow
night for Salt Lake City to visit his
mother
II was rumored about the county
building. where Dempsey visited to-
day mat tomorrow he would Apply
for Il marriage license. On being i'm
formed today that the county clerk
was out. Dempsey said: Tell him
VIII be back tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
1922 TRANSPORTING MEET
TO BE HELD IN RICHMOND

The grounds of tho West End Gun
club will b" the scene OF the 1922
state TrapshootinG Tournament for
the championship of Virginia. II was
decided at the meeting held in Roa-
nokc.
Richmond men were elected To two
offices. Il. 6. Cabell was elected
president and GcorG. l.. street. Jr..
vice president. O.. {. kirkmeyer
also OF Richmond, was elected as
representative OF the Virginia AS
Sociation To the annual meeting of
the Southern Zone Association. This
convention will bc held in Memphis
next year. c. Il. Strickley was elect
cd AS alternate.
stanton won tho team cup this
year. The Richmond club was not
entered In III. competition. but pros
poets are bright for a championship
squad next wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
CHAMPION ASKED TO MEET
JACK JOHNSON LABOR DAY
IBy Associated Press.

Los ANGELES. Ca. July 6.-Cap-
tain J. NJ. McCaw. a wealthy club
man, formerly with me British air
ScrNic" and now or Pasadena has
sent a telegram 10 Jack Iicarns. mar.
aSer for Jack Dempsey. asking II
keatnS would accept an offer for
Dempsey To meet lack johnson Labor
Day. half the receipts to 20 TO the
lighters and half to the america II
veterans "f the World War he am
nounccd today.
The message was endorsed aud
authorized by Post No. I Of the Amer :
lean Legion in Los Angeles, accord
ing To Captain MCCaw
ITO insure Dempsey an adequate
return for his services | will arrange
ior SatiSfactor? guarantees for ms
portion to be not less. than S2NO. 600.
the telegram said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
NATIONAL TENNIS MATCHES
REACH SEMIFlNAL ROUND

BUFFALO y. Y. July 6.-rhc
seminal round In the woman's ma
tional clay court championship was
reached here today. with Mrs Frank
Godfrey. Boston. Miss Majoric EnoA
OF Buffalo: Miss Leslie Bancroft:
West Newton. Mass. and Mrs Il. G.
Cole, of Boston. as the surviving
quartet Miss Bancroft and Miss
hnoN reached tho seminal bra ckct ;
by virtue OF defaults. hut Mrs God
Trey cam" through after a bitter
struggle with Miss Brenda Hcdstron
OF Buitalo. the New York woman
winning. 6-3, 81. Ga. Mrs. Cole won
handily from Miss Virginia Yates Of
Buffalo, sal ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
LATONlA RESULTS

Y you Sssd i PS5'si y: :ios &, IS
won: Honor Man. iio tiasiaS, 's 81 a. 't..o'
thiT Gdh'' TIPS fps Queen. llo tFraneis5. 500,
EinTlike Por, lEh; 'S Our ran A,lc curTrs an
o.; San: Jane Penny Baker and Maysviile. essy
colts and ceiling. w ,,nys rolls maldens;
hai' fer'ons:- G!iiy nfush II. nj" T.il Itd
tLyke,. M:.SS' SO so Won; Iiephais,os. iI5
Als% raa blossom mil liou.1 r'm foul io'
Third r rsc. s Gap Rock.
M Mo5se no td"sah tito: ,1so. ss.sd
third RIM h.,;hn"; io5 tGarn.r). $40.
fai FoI Iohn $ ne.,don. Barney stone ..
Claiming: purse siiOo: six rurion nnn r w.
Norris ic2 tAnihonyJ. .si.7C. $3.50. $3.50
VEN VIZ ;issc fiowen iia tiiarrinstonp
,Fields). 1!e.a. third. Time. ''l loi3 AZ
HH'ss 'J nur Zig Son. Sam R.h. Golden
ter Black Pa. Grace MlnaTd. Marraya;
cap; three year-olds and up: purse. ST, 400
??nss 'niis ana 9 sixteenth. BlaciI Servant,
Aiphie Dear Dear. ios0 ,sIn, se; SO won:
second; Ginger. los u.unsfordl $40
i ;n,rnn Time. -. %; Also ran: Mar.
nurse. 400: hve and hait f urionrskk
1on iod Ne 'iiSst t sFio; ;sI0 sa5c. ;3sS
second stonewaii, ITO U.uhsfordS. $50
l Trsss E Tms. ni i;S; Also ran: Bright
seventh rac"-thrce .year.o!ds and up
s is,s,iny. Pgs,s: sit?o: one mile and
tGarner). $3.50. $500. second: Melvin. To-;
,F,anGin. $50; ,hird; Time, 50 as
DoCod, JetsaIn. Frank d. Cracow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TWILIGHT STARS DEFEAT
CHURCH HILL BANK NINE

In Il game married by suuabblinE.
Inc Church I'm Bank team yestcr-
day tasted defeat for the first time
this season by he score by To 3
AT tho hands OF picked team from
the East End Twilight League.
Tucker. for the losers. secured n
two-basc hit and two singles In
three times at bat. MiHcton. OF the
Twilight i.cagucrs. connected for !,
home run.
Score by innings: r. II. f.:
G, II. Bank ..0i0 6lO Ia Il |
Twilight Stars O30 On3 .-6 4 3
batteries: T.. clark and T. pattcr-
son: q. Clark and n. Patterson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
JACK JOHNSON CANNOT
FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK. July s-jack John.
son former heavyweight champion
oil the world, who viii be released
from the l.caNcn worth penitcntiary
next saturday Will not box in New
Jersey while the present State box
ing commission Is in Office.
lhat was the statement Of Chair
man Robert ~. Dohcrty here this
a..'rho"h' when told Of reports thai
attempts would be made 10 moich
I"hhscP Sith Harry wills in a Jer-
SeE ring next month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
OBSERVE 15OTH BIRTHDAY
OF NATIONS INDEPENDENCE

WASHINGTON. July G.--Plans for
holding the Sesoui centennial world
exposition al Philadclphia--thc one
hundred and nftieth anniversary of
the signing OF the Decia,a ton nf In
dependence--wcrc placed before
President Harding today by John
Wanamakcr chairman of the exposi-
ton committee.
Tho President expressed sympa-
ihcttc interest and suggested that
further consideration would he need
4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
kEAnNS SAYS PUBLIC CAN HAVE
EMTSEN-JOIINSON EIGHT

7 EN NsSOCiulrti Dress.
NEW YORK. July G.-'rhc public
can have Dempsey match
II II wishes. but believe there IS n,
demand for the bout now ~ IN the
near future. lack Ecarns manager
of Jack Dempsey said today on learn
ing that Captain i. NJ. McCaw Of
Pasadena. had offered the champiou
guarantee OF 100000 to box .inci;
Johnson on Labor Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
ricn,ls Nn,lonni E,lucnt,on.

DIES MONIES, IOWA. July G.-Aiiss
Chart Williams, OF Memphis. Tenn.
unanimously was nominated for the
presidency OF the National Education
Association for the coming year at to-
days meeting or the nominating com
mittcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
Men WIN wear Heavy mrosuc shoe.

CHICAGO, July G.-McnS shoe
styles for fall will he heavy broSuc.
with strap instead of lace
front. according to j. KaliskS.
president of the Shoe Travellers AS
ISOLATION, in convention today. Kali
isky added that shoe prices were un-
likely To drop for some time To como,
as they have already dropped about
so pc: cent of wartime prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
lATONiA ENTRIES

..hWT h. r-9,d+ ana up: six fari6ngs"
lol; Sweet Liberty. ioi: Colonel TayIor'
lGi; GoHur De i'eu: los; Donatelio. loa;
lumhit Tenn. 10. Also cligihlc Sur
mount, 100; ClmtonvIllc. III; Black
Hnckie. lo9; Meiiora liz; Ed Garrison.
=. seC"nd rac.-rursr. si.+oo: for maidcns
The Willow Run; two-year-od lilies: i've
IL. Crossless. lie: Scandal liz:
MNG,oresgne IL: our BETSY. iis: Who Can
Tell liz; Hack Flag. liz; Last Brush,
Third racee--purse. s,.ioo: claiming: for
;h,Ss, ".f:oids and up; ono mile AND an
York;. lo5; 'II!gh Gear, los; CandIc Light.
los: Simonitc. LOG; .Wickiord. IO7: .Dr
Rae. l07; Merchant, 10: J. {. stone 10:
Fourth racc--pursc ti.5OO: allowances
tho Hoscdalc Gun club; for thrre-y"a r!
Ti n,io, SIX fprl"ns,Tnsii Easic dei; pons
Madcap. 100; Miss Mullins. lo1; Brunswick
ri'ih rag,s,,11,puFsse. fi:soo: allowances
M. one inilc and am cghth-Sccrc, Greet
mGS' - Lev Midrig. %; HiSrncy stone
29S; Aph' To-; Trayrs'y. l"S; Marse Joan
Sixth raceNpursc sl.soo: ,hc roin,
inTS1g h"H'S'F as sHF Ss
Yoshimi. los: Dream OF Allah. liz: He;.
mosie us: Rock Minister. IN. whitney
entry.
Seventh racc----purse. $1,000; claiming
for three ycnr- Odds: one lnilc and a six
, .Win Autumn. 81 'Acelaim, g:
Rompcr Ioa: W. G. McClintock. IO7 whip.
pet 100, Dainty Lass. lO7; Tribune. no:
. The wisp. io7 Non SKID. io7, .Mary
'Aprren,tce allowance claimed i've
pounds. Weather clear: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
CARPENTER WILL SAIL
FOR FRANCE ON JULY Ia
IRv united Ncwsl

MANfiASSET. l.. l., July g.
Georges Carpenter is going back t.
France Immediately. But ne Will re-.
turn 10 light Tommy Gibbons RilI
brennan. or Harry Grcb--whichevCr
~ matched un with him. either on
Labor Day or on Columbus Day.
October l..
The later date would suit Carmen
TIER ana bcScamps better but if TEX
kicknrd. the prospective matchna kcr.
decides ON Labor Day. DcscampS viii
not block the proposal.
Georges sails, according To present
plans. on July II, on the French liner
SaVotc. lie will take Il long rest In
his beloved Franco nnd give his frnc.
turcd thumb bones n chance to mcnd
II the match IL finally made. how.
over he will return 10 America and
train for his bout here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
AMEHlcAN TRUST COMPANY.

iartc; IN the matter OF tho es
,a'c OF Della T.. Hooker, dcccas,d
appearing TO the court thar - -.
NJ 81 INC accounts or the Old DO
n'nioh trust Company. executor o.,
INC cstht" ~ Della T.. Hooker dc
cchsch. ana OF the debts and demand q
HEainst IN" estate ~ the said dcCod
eht mas been filed in the clerks once
OF ms court. and that more Than ono
aehr mas elapsed since the aUalifra
non or tho said executor:
So" on the motion or Cynthia T.
1'nkins ono Of tho leGatccs nf M.
sara Della T.. Hooker. deceased d, T.,
II,nSr"d 'hni the creditors OF tho said
III" r. Hooker. deceased. II ann.
mere be- do. on the 2sth dav Of JIiiv
~. mt l:o" y. NJ. before this conrt
~ courtroom in the city OF Rich,
mohd Va show cause. IL any thnv
can against tho payment ami dcliy-
cry OF the money and other estate az
I'M" SAID Della r. Hooker. deceased
!" her legaices without requiring re-.
OF them " ''iE
y Copy-Tcstc:
CHAS. .. SAVILI.E. cIo,i
Joseph NJ. Hurt. .Jr u A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
MOUNT COLUMBIA FARM
in King William County
NEAR HANOVER TOWN FERRY.


May 4. l92O. and recorded in the
clerks office of the Circuit Court of
King William County: Va. in -. %.
made In the payment of Il portion OF
the debt thereon secured. and being
required by the beneficiary there
under NO TO do. tho undersigned trus-
tee will sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. JULY II. 1921.
at p. NJ.
that farm in hcGuinton Magistcriai
District. King William County. Va.
scribcd as follows:
THAT lot or tract OF land situate in
AIGGl,ninton MaEisterial District. King
Town Ferry; and known by name as
Mount Columbia continuing six
hundred GOOD acres, more or less. to
thereon and appurtenances thereto
belonging. rights. ways. etc. The
said land liz bounded by the lands OF
~. V. Clements and others.
The property hereby conveyed is the
same which was conveyed TO the said
H.. II. Cathcart by ]. 81. Randie and
psners GE deed dated April I. 1920.
Circuit Court OF King william coan-
~. Va. in -. u. IS, page. IFS
This conveyance Is made subject to
.nc reservation OF one half Of an acre
TO J. NJ. RandIc. recorded in .,iJ
clerks Office. in ID. -. 80. page 400.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 INV
COSTS and expenses OF sale. includint.
,rust'c commission Of sd. any taxes
pat may be due. and tho sum %,
,o.iho.9o. with interest from MAY 4
-, anSI; balance in two equal install,
,ncnts' with interest N one and Two
f"ars from date OF sale. and secured
nstn or trust on the properly: or
TTn "Y,nascr may pay all cash II he so
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
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DUFFY Awarded DrrIsion.

Duffy Awarded Decision.
NEW YORK. July G.@Iim Duffy
was awarded the Judges decision over
Leach Cross after Il n-round omen
air oout In BROOKLYN tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07

American Association Results
II Paul, rs; Louisville, n-i
Milwaukee. ): Columbus y.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-02-25
Clever EnalnesrInn Feat.

An interesting application Of the
freezing system in shaft sinking Is ex.
hibited in the Washington c%olliery in
England. When the shaft had been
sunk a short distance, It was found
thar a layer Of qulcksand 80 feet in
depth must be penetrated. To pre-.
vent the wet sand from flowing into
the sNaft 1t was frozen solid. A cir.
cular row Of holes. forming a RUG over
20 feet in diameter, was made round
the shaft, and by means Of metal
pipes a freezing mixture OF brine
or chloride of sodium. was caused To
circulate in the holes. This had the
effect Of freezing the sand in a clrcu.
lar wall round the shaft as hard as
rock. On the removal Of the soft sand
in the center the frozen wall remained
intact, protecting the workmen from
the .quicksand behind it.-New York
Herald.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-02-25
Teachers Examination.

The March Teachers examina-
ton will be held in Higginsville
in the high school building Fri
day and Saturday, March 4 and
S, 1921. The examination will be-
gin at 800 a. m. and close at
600 p. M. each day.
Friday a. photography, Ian
guage, Algebra, Spelling.
Friday p. m.-Grammar,
Arithmetic, Literature, Reading.
Saturday a. m.-Civil Govern
ment, U. S. History, Agriculture,
Adv. Science, Algebra.
Saturday p. m.-Physiology,
Writing, Pedagogy, Literature,
Adv. History.
The Reading Circle examina-
tion will be given in connection
with the above examination ON
the second day. All applicants
who have at this time less than
30 hours college credit for work
in q standard college, or teach
er's college, are eligible for this
examination and will be given
two and one-half hours credit
from the Teachers College at
Warrensburg provided they pass
a satisfactory examination.
If a person in Lafayette county
intends to teach next year
would advise that he or she take
advantage of the first examina-
ton and not wait until June OF
August to begin. It is my sin