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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

DRAYTON ADDS
THREE SCALPS
Won From Gret1aa, Warren
and Pernbina; Scores,
y 10-4; 1870; 81

pr.ytoa, n. D., June 27.-Draytos
by winning three consecutive games.
The dsst was won fror. Gretaa. Man,
last Friday on the Gretna diamond,
the second from Warren on the homo
grounds Saturday evenini, and tbs
third from Pembina at Drayton on
Monday night. The game with
Gretna vas fast and interesting. both
teams playing good ball but the
heavy hitting Of the Drayton boys was
for the rather one.sidsd
score of 10 to 4. Elkins Of Drayton
pitched steady and kept the few hits
the Gretna crew gottwell scattered.
Score BY innings:
Gretna -. 700 go 300 s q
prayton 500 COS 0oo-l0 is o
Batteries-Cook, and Sheppard:
Eelkima and Cameron.
wild Runaway.
The game with the warren team
. wild runaway for the local
team, scoring In every inning after the
hrst- Kaye for Warren was given
the 'kayo in the sixth frame but
Lefty" Ryder who relieved him
proved Just as easy as four hits and
next two innings. Gooselaw OF Drsy-
ton pitched gtlt-ed9e hall allowing the
visitors butSthree hits and these were
the only men to reach fsst base.
Score by innings:
warren 80. 900 900 300
Drayton ....037 liz 83x-le IL 8
2AxtAF4ae-XAyN, NydAe and 1eHo.
mani GooseleW and CA1AereA
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NoF1oU 70 ooxF1ACFo1a.

Notice IL hereby given that the Beard
OF Administrator OF the State SoH North
Dakota Will recsiys BIDS ut the presi-
Grand Forks, North Dakota. On or.Ss.
fore 10 o'clock Q. n. on July 18th. fol
the construction Of an addition. lSs-i0s
building. x .certihed cheek sor 81 Sc ths
amount offthe bid must accompany each
proposal. h Board reserves tho ri9ht
TO reject any or all bids.
1t the Builders EXCHANGES oS Grand
Forks and Eargo. North NskoEa,SeM091f
tho oHfcAs . { TAI uniXers4tysskofSA
E0f3u, North pakota. The Beard q
Administration. Bfsraafck. NorthfSD1ko
sieasA, cHANLD LIDgNGAM.
oee 3oaS4 % AAtn1a&a4y01an
80 .(Juno ~ - July -
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co. N DEFEATED
ELECTRICIANS
National Guard Men Are
Victors By a Score Oh

BY a score Of s to ! the Company
NJ nine won we the Electric Con-
%struct!on Co. team in a gan., of the
city. league played last night at Da-
kota park.
The Company NJ men led Of in
the first inning with n run, scored
a second in the second inning, two in
the fifth, and two in the seventh.
Brown, twirling for the Electricians,
pitched a good game but failed. to
keep the opposing batters from hit.
ting. The work of Rusche in the box
for Company NJ kept the score down
for the Electricians.
Batteries for the game: Rusche
and Iago: Brown and strebig.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
JACK JOHNSON IS
REFUSED PAROLE
TO SEE BIG FIGHT

Washington, June 2s.-Appeals to
the department Of justice for the pa
role Of Jack johnson, former worlds
heavyweight champion, have been
turned down, Attorney General Daugh-
herty announced today. The attorney
general said that Considering the
crime" he did not fee! that the pa
role privilege should be extended
merely to allow Johnson to witness the
worlds title fight at jersey City satu--
day. Johnson's term at the Leaven-
worth prison expires July g..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
DEVILS LAKE AND
LEEDS DIVIDE A
DOUBLE HEADER

Devils Lake. N. D., June 2s.-Leeds
and Devils Lake divided a two-ganae
series here Sunday at the chautauqua
grounds, Devils Lake winning the first
game by a Of 4 to /, and Leeds
took the second game, 6 to 5. White
house in the first game, for Devils
Lake. had the visitors at his mercy
and blanked them until the ninth in
ming, when they managed to score
their one run. Devils Lake also tool
the lead in the second game and
kept 1t until the ninth, when the Leeds
club started a batting rally and run in
four scores and won the game Fol-
lowing is the Of both games:
First game
.ls r. Fl. E.
Devils Lake. 900 200 OK 9 i
Leeds ....... 600 900 olx-1 9 l
whitehouse and Jones; Williams
and Smith; umpire, Crawford.
Second game,
R. n. E..
Devils Lake :. so2 900 ooo-5 S 2
Leeds ....... 101 900 ooA-e 6 /
Van shyock and Jones; Herring and
Smith; umpire, Crawford.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

dqon.cow FOR aALN GAIL At ss3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County Of Grand Forks.

o.. County OF Grand Forks.
In County Court.
Isabelle Bennett. a minor:
On reading and filing the petition Of
Northwestern Trust Company, a cor.
poration, guardian Of the estate Of
Isabelle Bennett. a minor, representing
among other things, that It has fully
administered said estate. and praying
that a time and place be nxed for ex-
aiming and allowing the account Of ito
administration, and for the assignment
OF the residue Of aid estate to heirs:
II Is ordered, that said account be ex-
ahmed, and petition heard, by the Judge
OF shis court on Saturday the a0th day
Of July, A. D. 1921. at ID o'clock a. III.
AZ Grand Forks in said county.
And II is further ordered, that notice
nereot be given to all persons Interested,
by publishing a copy OF this order or a
citation for four successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily newspaper prtnt-
ca and published at Grand Forks IA sAid
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., this asth,
cay OF June, A. D. 1921.
COURT SEAL) +;
By the Court,
L. z. HAssELL,
Judge Of County Cop~%
TUNE %: JI,1v 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
THE Pen NANI RACE
LEAGUE.

Games Tuesday
Pittsburgh. 1-6; Chicago rs.
Cincinnati 3; St. Louis Z.
New York at Philadelphia postpon-
ID. rain.
Others not scheduled.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
CUT AID DESTROY wnsRuo.
to Property 0WaR0 TSaa.

sM CU1 AAO Z WI8 sNfrS
The unusual heavy rainfall followed
weather has caused IA 6hnoF.
nal growth Of all vegetation. property,
70 81 and DEsTRoY iii 1--WE WErn ST. "a
HEAVY RANK GRASSES It once On
all lots. or vhsrsvar grown within thA
limits OF the city. Unless same g donS.
days after public notice thereof. Il, e,
the duty Of the city to cause same de-
and charge the costs to the pr0perty.A
rank growth of weeds harbpr nth a1d
and CONTAGIOUS diseases. Lat every or
clean up their property and stherabyS ha1n
avoid . possible apidslnie.
Dated 1t Grand Forts \. DIX, IT,
18th day Of yune. 1871.
! BY ofder { sheAlth eommieo1DnAfEe
in complianee with city ~ofdfnlnee -
lJune ls. 10. II. ~. - ana a.. 1ssl.ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
ASSOCIATION.

Games TNeaaay
Kansas City 3; Minneapolis Is.
Milwaukee IL; St. Paul 6.
Others postponed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

Gauaee Tuesday
St. Louis 4; Cleveland 12.
Philadelphia !; Boston s..
Washington at New York, postpon-
ed, rain.
Others not scheduled.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

Pembtna 100 900 ooo-l 5 .
Drayton .....o2o 900 1ox- 3 8 3
Batteries-Henion and Turner;
Weyrich and Cameron.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

o.d Rivals Meet.

The game with. the old rivals, Penn
hina, was a hotly contested game
from the beginning. conmy frst
man up for Pembina hit q grounder
TO the shortstop who let It go through
for an error. The next two naen up
were easy outs with conrny reaching
second. Henion fourth a UP drove
q single scoring conmy and this ended
the scoring for the visitors.
Henion for Pembina pitched strong,
tanning the three frst men UP.
Cameron in the second got an easy
Holler followed with a single
and 4 drive by Eelkima brought in
these two men. In the sixth inning
Cameron was thrown out at the plate
on a close play after getting his third
hit in three times at bat Eelkima
got two hits in three times up and
scored on the second by q single by
veetre and Maids sacrifices. This
ended the scoring for the locals.
Score by innings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

Jones, oxford. y. G.: Mrs. NJ. j. STOCKTON.
N"r'"!h. Va. Frank II. Kout:. virginia.
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10" ku"bush. Ia t"n. IA, ION, -,
S",trc!i. Hampton. VA. Mack irltrha;,
T""th mn Va. W l.. Sash. rniy"r.ity.
s.i,.l \ ~ lac, N4rf"ik. Va. G.r,.;" i.
W. I"fiI'ki "a. u: r. Mccoy norfolk.
u '" S1i!cr. city. = Il. Fuller pLp.l',.
m".. j. k"hpc. phochus Va If II,,r','
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49, ii%eww"!I; Va: + l.. johnson. 10,
Wn""',. Va. w NJ. McM.!lc.. E0Inufi A., =.
w. h.u"dIct. Norfolk v. ! : tf.;,p'.''. =
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
PLANS TONIGHT
FOR PURE-FOOD SHOW
A""n'i Event OF Retail Groccrs'
Association Will he Held Mon
day Night, in GrayS' .trmory.

maj plans for the pure food show.
Mhltn Will he staged nest week in
re ,'raNS Armory. seventh aud Mar
-" streets. under III" aus pic"S
of Tho Retail Groc.rs. Ass"ci.,tjnn,
WI! d" made tonirh; at - m.ctin.:
~ ~ Ero'rrS in the Central Nation
- h.,nN buildinE. Third ana BROAD
Hlr'riS. AZ O'Clock w w TilI.r.
lrrIS'd"nt Of Tia" Richmond ,;roc.rs
vii he IN charge of the meeting. and
season passes for IN" grocorS Mil
az distributed at this time
burin. tn" FOOD Show .N,ry ,hir,v
uteS each afternoon a market
onSSNrt MED with all Kinds of food
VIII he distributed fi.r. of ,-ntrr.
~" som" Richmond housewife. MIR
iicr announced ycSt,rday I'm
.,''i' WI make NJ these baskets.
.auh OF thc hi'y-two concerns having
,nn." IN the show agreeing TO con-
tlbnt" package or can of their
soT rh Tor each OF the baskets
w;i, Inc process of rast"riaing milk
H Hairy be ,,on show in II" Richmond
announced THIS booth wili lie under
tht 'hhrg" OF II n. walden. y,hn is
'!:',,l pr printed S"v"rai Thousand mix
cents az the Food SHOW 90 purir..
me week these caps VIII DE- used ON
b't'l"S distributed TO Richmond
.m"SrM veg. ana when presented AZ
me Grays Armory wjll make pos.
sinI" tn" purchase Of an admission
ticket FOR u cents
ust"incrs OF Richmond .ru.crs
viii be rivcn ga. Goa .I,-r.,,. fi.l..,.
Tor IN" show, thus reducing ,h.ptt,r
OF admission from - cents to - rrii,s
'or patrons. I'll" c. T. Saucr Com
iahN mas printed tins. ,iokctS co'n-
p!iin"ntary and the EI.fsrHirs,n y.,sr
company Will aid in tho dis'~ibution
\ serial number has been given each
Ev"ry booth in the c<hinI,!on ,,ir
b. ready for Ia" opvuinr Anr,i.,
night a; so o'clock. II Was an.
m"unc"d. Work or such booths ha
been practically completed ana tho
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
EXPOSITION NEXT YEAR
TO Be HELD IN ARNORY
subcommittee Finds II ImrraCt a,:,.
{" Erect Temporary Bui.L-
inc tnI. show

The l,22 'AIadc-in l:ichmoud'' ox-
ros'tinn viii ID" held IN either the
trays or HowitayYs' Arnory. ana
i"t III a temporary structure erected
i' >"rN" that purpoS" unt!t % I-r-
Man"ut city Auditorium is erected
rms CoUrS" WAS decided upon YES
ttfuIN afternoon. when the ~itnrnul-
mIt'rr Of IN" exposition committee Of
III" chamber of Commerce me; Win
IN" "Gv'rt!s!n% committee in Joint
session.
Aft"r AN extensive survey of the
;hat ii would hc impracti,nhlc TO
erect 5uI!din= solely for the ~
position. ana that some present
structure which has Il large enough
huor spac" would il" used
tn" city has offered tn. committee
cid" ic use either OF TIA. urmorics
mentioned, which offer tho most
place for III. exposition.
Next years exposition viii he along
uructicaliy tin" sam" lines as TIA.
one which WAS held 'hiS year. ana
which proved To b" a mug" success.
b"ulhS ~ the exposition next Year
vii! hr tho sam" size as th.y wcr.,
TINS year. and $3.50 VIII remain tn.
hare, on each OF them.
Unless arrau=omcnts can bo made
Tor :. larger iio"r space. dancing viii
rc eliminated from jhc program.
aou=h the mus.cal ,utc:taininrn;
will b. retained as a permanent
feature Thc space us,d by dancing
viii be given over to additional
S,houl authorities vii also hc ~, Is
.I to declare a half holiday on u.r-
..lu days during the exposition. as
h, crowds max" II almost impossible
go handi" TIA" small ones at might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
MORE THAN 100000 IN
BUILDINGS IN ONE MONTH
hohthiy Report Shows Great Rryi-
val In Construction Work, with
Bright Prospects Ahead.

hnlillnE Inspector Butler stated
month OF March would show a Ior~,
increase over any rs-cn, month ..'rbc
rr"ror' which Will he compInt"L
.hnrSuay might" said Mir. EI,,ior
viii show rr"at.r valuation 49,, -
i"fSI variety Of work than for am
one ihNih Ia several years. wItE =
Slhti" exception. This is but a fore
i"hI'r "i what ~" expect in tn. f,
'urc months. Construction work
rhpihiY picking up. due mainly 10 tn.
iron IN prices of both material ,uJ
iab%r ne spirit "a construction il
The total for the month. :, r..,.
.hlh by IA" inspector. VIII go abnv,
Sl"I9.""O in valuation. Several llrr,.
structures AZ" included. but thor. u,
a 'hfG" amount OF fHlSc"llaucou. NM
ter intending a number of ornr,
mont houses and many dwellings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
DR.. MORGENSTEIN TO TALK
AT BETH AHABAH TODAY

D'. Julian MurgcuStcrn. professor
of Biblical tNcccsis IN the Hebrew
I niuu College at Cincinnati. will
max" a second visit 10 Richmond and
VIII give "a vuUrS" on the prophets. to
consist of sin lectures. His first talk
VIII b" giv'u this afternoon At go
aud the second VIII h." given tonight
81 81" O'clock Th- third and fourth
lectures VIII hc given tomorrow.
while TIA" dates FOR the other two
hay" not D"cu definitely decided upon.
Mr.. Rorscns'"rn VIII xiv. Tn" talks
under tn auspices OF Beth Ahabah
sabbath School ana IN" meetings Will
"" open - the puhiic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Issues Certificate ar Au,,,.r,,,

I'M static COrpOrIfiUu TUmInI--Iur
Yesterday issued 4 certificate, of .l-
thori'y 20 the Eagle Rod ASH C,al
company, Il foreign corporation. M
'ornorated under IN" law. ct Ohio.
with q maximum capital of 5000 uun
ana with principal Virginia oiicc i'm
l!!chlands. with W. j. l.igsu In
barge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Returns to City
After IS Years
ChoFles II. DH.Neid Says
Richmond Looks Like
Real Metropolis.

,....... ,.-,
orL "v.. ~, '''E ted gray haired
Oh" gentleman dropped into tho Of
ice OF G.tv treasurer Jl,ucs T. t,,,o
Ncsier.!ay. ana ,,y. r,.
,., , one the
N''" h"ii
y am glad to Le in tho old town
again. Re sad in opening M, In"
conversations"
-" ar" we" replied Drputv coil
-Y1l"r Joseph Welsh.
LOOKS Lis" Il real metropolis Let's
$50" It's been about thir.N-iyc v.nr.;
s.n,c went away. You have built
an these big buildings. YOU have en-
1Hi tn" hors" cars: YOU Us" gaS for
iu"I, and YOU US" electric lights"
:" ~" do, agreed Treasurer Pace
You can't eNp.ctorate on the side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
DRIVE FOR FUNDS FOR
CRIPPLED TOTS STARTS
Alrs. Edward RaSlnnu Heads Cam
paiSn, AIDED by Officers and Di-
rcrior> "i Hospital.
is AlEMBEKSnil MovEMEN
.fifty-Thrcc Case, of Children With
Dcioimitics Now Are Beng
Treated a; Institution, Nlicn
Needs So, 900 i'uni.

y cango.au Z, rails, S1-ooo for
ihe Nii3r,a Dn.d!yn . iiu>piUu Viii
be n'@,ht th.s muruu-, .uuoNtu.,
me srndins "ut "i luor. tu.,u a,.uup
circulars ytstr,auN to as man. poo
pie !W!ug 90 Nteumoud
MIS- hdmHud i;asmu! lis actively
IN charso ut iu- drive, .ud hcau-
quarters ar, hc.NE maintained iu the
state Fan offices .u t.y Mutual
Buildint, Mrs it.Ltali vii Oh, as
sisted IN thu urly, uy ihe oW,crS aud
hoard OF directors %. the Ust.tu-
zion.
Thor are now ATTY three cases of
chiiuron with crooked backs AND
twisted limbs being treated in TIA,
as the services OF IN" doctors H.
given Tree of CharG". 1t costs about
sGOo "A ycar 10 maintain tn,sc chill
dren. thouei not all ui th"m are there
Tor that period ct ttm,
Hospital Needs Funds.
Ihc hospital is lH need ot more
funds TO continue its work ANA ls
using the drive method TO raIs,. ruf-
been determined to offer three GLASSES
OF membership i0 the association.
KcEular inemo"r - year usspciatc
mtmher, - year. ANA yontr.huins
Efforts Of tho board OF directors
will he directed toward getting AZ
many new m@nhvrs as possible, :"
that there VIII he cuou@h money 90
carr ON the work. which is cuusId-
cred one o; ;h" most worthy in kich-
mond.
of the assoa.aroa Joan NJ. M'iiicr.' rr'
Vice prosiaut Hattie Belle Gresham.
SECRETARY. ana Henry T. ii'cufurl
Tho board Of directors is composed
Newton Dr Stuart Mcclure. lpr / =.
MaSt"n, lsaac ! Muryusc. Charles NJ
Robinson Thomas H. McNdnms. pr.
fH..sH d. H..F Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA
MD TiIE TWO CAROLINA

:, Nnrgrr's-J. II. Iiurdy. Elu.i.id. " Va.
Simpson. thar r;;ni',; %M"'i@'h vE".3 & A.
in,i"nnFii M,ock nm \, {. John Il Shirley.
ton " Va. l. l.. Gcic"rd Mon,foai. Il
w r, Ri, IiNin;n... Wi.lisms."sE. Va.
Ht'nE" Va. ~ J. Woodward. St,unton
I,',,.1.'j. ~: HnhMnr;;. i.Amn!im, Va. r. :.
r u Toms. i!oNllns Gr..n. va: cnpjaIn
'"9'S" II Exams. N."NauGriu. Va. Nj
T II,ic M'S . z r,nni"E: h.,hmond. y ;.
y g.. " ). r,ndirtou. virginia.
Jrncr>"n---Mrs. = H. Merriam. white
'"lt Va rIsi.n MERRIAM, Wlihii'Se snli ;ln%
m'. Mis " sHnoI.: ir.. Smiths. va.
J.. - f@,t.r Louisa. ~; Mr and Mrs.
NMTs u g I'em,s k"y."r. v. "a. u.
2,y.n ~ oII ,S.in ona!sHwg'yi:c :, ~
lilrseG i;ynohburr. va: T.. II. Sic
8 ItIislnsi.' i,o 'T'@', ' Va i
{" " E"'4 Reid w n "yyNS Sfno,.
tin,h: y G..s"r. wliamsyuiE ~.
Sm,'m Nir%;n.' V. II. Wuaps, Raleigh.
j. i Yans aud |.f WIZ" sen,h iii " Vs
l1-S.s Wn.;" M'uar'ir; l.ds.rcmc" Fen
%or,.I* ~" IoIa We,m5nn ,ia@ r,S@i,.
Va Mrs l. Wyche numokc H,pii-.
;,i;re.e,a.s.5oIa. ) IL mediterranean ,i.g,l,,,',,ae.a.
" Mrs. J = Wool K"sn'Ey "a.
"hyc- hssosg M ,..' ~ rsrs nds,y
Mount. y g. =: : fplrr %prink. Va
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Most OF tho visitors t. H:rr,uo,.1
10 attend tn" mcS,!,,.. of h.nIs nc
..'h'c institutions snl the rcIiStr'rt-
NE commute" left TOR thrir respective.
"",,''S Yesterday. hu' som" ri them
- rehl:i !h'd tor o., combination II
IN" conference cu the budget and
W"rS GROUPED around In ;hc different
!obbicS last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
What Are the Newest
SWEATERS?

Why, sport models, Of course. And
one has but to see certain types we
are now exhibiting to acquaint ones
self with not only the newest but de-
cldedly smart Sweaters for Spring
wear.
Here, for example, are:
Shetland Wool Sweaters. with TUX
edo front, also sash and pockets; colors
of navy, black, gray white purple and
gold. Priced, $1,000.
Heavy Shetland Wool Sweaters, with
tuxedo front and butterfly" belt col
oFs OF black, white, reindeer. navy and
camel, with contrasting collar and cuff.
Price, S159S
An assortment of Slip-Ovcr Sweat.
crs, in mohar and Shetland wool. all
me leading colors are here, and priced
Sl0.9S and $500.
Floor Two, Central.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
New! Regulation
MILDLY Dress
For kidtlics-G to IL Years

"ioS' attractive for the little girl and .uro IN
Dc pleasing to mothers are these new; rncuIo,;or
M."o! dresses OF SAILS Satin" (au coitonl
trimmed so tastcfully with white braids sill.
i'ccS ana cihD!enls on sleeves. See them i'm co
oFs Oh Copenhagen rose or green S5,O At iho
same price Is dress OF similar style in Palmer
Linen, in blue only.
Floor Two East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

Ya"y ia"cahccs viii hoII Il ban
nhh meeting ion.Sh: IN Muir
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IN HOTEL LOBBIES

ne entire "Lasses" White mlastrel
Playing at the Strand
i"e"ier. is staylnl. i.Inr Eich,momd
The courier-index., 1921-03-11

V. $. Hughes of Haynes, trans acted business in Marianna yester- day.
 Colds settled in the muscles of the neck, arms or shoulders makes movement painful. Use Ballard s Snow Liniment. IL relieves the pain and relaxes the muscles. Three sizes, soc, soc, SEQ. Sold by liar rington Bros tf
 The many friends of Miss Gladys Simmons, the efficient stenographer for Daggett and Daggett, will be grieved to learn that she has de- veloped tuberculosis and on account Of Ter malady has been forced to resign her position. She has gone to Bonneville to enter the state san itarium for treatment. being ac- companied to that place by her friend, Miss Emma Clark. It Is to be hoped that under the treatment she will receive in that institution her complete recovery will result. She will be succeeded as steno- grapher for Daggett and Daggett by Miss Jeanette BloUnt. Miss Blount will spend the next four weeks in Memphis taking postgraduate work before entering upon her duty.