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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Tract Of Land
in Goochland County,
Va, Known as LA
Vallee."

BY virtue o: q certain deed ot trust.
dated November ~. 1915. and record
ed In the clerks Office Of the C!rcui;
Court OF GoOchland County. Va. In
-. IL. 80. page ~. to the undersigned
trustees, To secure payment Df certain
money therein named. default having
been made In the paymcn: Of - part
OF the debt thereby secured. and be-
Ing required so TO do by The benc-
nciarlcs holding a portion Of the notes
thereby secured. we shall sell at pub
lie auction at the front door Of the
Court Hous. OF the Circul, Court OF
Goochinnd County. Va. on
TrESDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1891.
at 1880 A. NJ. =.
that certain tract OF land known az
La Nallec." situated on both sides Of
l.iCkinEaoic Creek In Goochiand Coun-
~. Va, about two and onc-half IN Hes
from Irwin Station on the =. 4: o.
Railway, consisting OF h24 acres. more
or less. bouudc! by the lands OF the
lat" Andrew Is. Leakn. James n. Dim.
Joseph Martin. benjamin. Garter and
others.
This IL vorv valuable farm. In
well located ana Will make an at
tract!ve farm and home.
TERMS: Cast.
Under the provision OF said deed.
800 % In cash or certified cheek be
forn knocking the property on, 10
any bidder.
Il. \ LANCASTER. JR.. Trustee
Il l. PEYTON. JR, Trustee
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". & |. CONFIDENT OF
VICTORY OVER CENTRE
"fighling Generals Meet
Praying Colonies in
Louisville Today.
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. ls.-Brim-

LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. is.--r;rim-
ming with confidence and determine
ton to win over Centre College sat
urday tho Washington and ..c Cen
erals !cit here for Louisville. Nv. ye.
tcrday mia rOusug scnd-off by tbs
'htlre student body. Practically
every man in She college took mart
IN the celebration ON Wilson F'ic;d
immediately after noon. while the
team was having Is final work-ou
prior 20 the biz game" of the sea
son. The: Witnessed a series Of
ei"cklikc precision. and bid fair To
make tho Praying colonclS" realize
the ability of Captain Moorc'S Flight
ing Generals"
tn. SQUAD chapcroncd by Coaches
t'illi Raitery ana Al Iicrutti consists
o: twenty-five men. Collins. the reg
ular center of the Washington and
Lee line-up. was unable to make the
trip Ola account Of Injuries received
In recent game His position viii
be tlllcd by either Terry or Bcard.
both OF whom arc we'll CAPABLE of
exception. no squad is IS complete 'tn ' nis
though Injuries of Mattox and Vo-
gel may keep them out OF the game.
While all eyes are at present CEN
tered ON the game 10 take place Sat
urday. tho cncourtcr with Johns
hopkins. in Baltimore Thanks giving
DAY. mas by no means been lost
sight Of. y large number OF stu
dents are now making preparations
10 accompany the team to the field or
battle Turkey Day. The assistant
managers were given notice by Head
Coach EattcrN before his departure
today. to have every thing in readi-
ness FOR practice by the team Inn
mcdiatrly after they return from
louisville Monday. when only two
/ days viii he left. in which to give
the eleven their last training OF tho
season in preparations for the clos
ing game with Hopkins.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
II T. KlClIESoN K 60.
Real Estate and Loans.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or

BRICK GARAGE IN REAR OF NO.
i01 WEST CLAY STREET.
In execution OF II certain decd o,
trust. dated April -. 1920. and re-
corded in tho Clerk Ofncc OF Rich
mond Chanc"ry Court In - u. 2Sy- d.
page Az. default having h"cu mad. I'm
n" payment OF part OF tho debt
therein secured. ana being required
50 TO do by the beneficiary. | viii
Sell at public auction. CA the prem
is"s. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81 ly.I.
At ::30 o'clock l. Nj
the real estate described in sald deed.
as follows:
AN that certain lot Of land. to.
ycthcr with the brick garage thereon.
on the north line of the alley between
Monroe. Henry. Clay and Marshall
streets and being III. rear OF lot
designated as No. 4o7 West clay
Street. lying and being In the CITY
Of Richmond. Virginia. and more par
ticuiarly described ms follows: Com
mcncing at a point on the north line
of said alley 20 feet 81 inches west
OF Monroe Street thence running
wcstwartiiy along the north line OF
said alley and fronting thereon -
feet. thence back northwardly from
said front and between parallel lines
10 feet > inches.
TEEMS: Cash.
II. 7. RiCHESOE.
Trustee.
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BELLEVUE JUNIOR HIGH
WINS BASKETBALL CANE
Triumph Over Hniubri,Irc High D.,
:f-to-iG Score In finrd-Fourht
I}u1ttc

Bellows. Junior High Schools
has kCthail team trIumphad over liain-
hridr" lliEh yesterday by the score
OF ~ % IL. The game was hard
Fought. AMI as result OF this victory
bellevue - again placed IN the run
ming for the mpionship.
Although Bintord Junior High do
i"atcd them last Monday. the Belle
NGcitcs ar" UnIaun,cd, ana a. the re-
turn OF Freeman to the game has
greatly StrcnGt hcn"0 the tcarl. they
are confident that Einfurd's perform
InCc cannot h.. repeated.
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wv" Die Itcsu,t Of Am,o Plunge.

TAMlA. FLA. Nov. lS.-t. l.. Rid
ole. Tampa automobile dealer. injured
IN an automobile accident near Lake
lana last night which resulted in the
death OF W. =, lloyd. former Carlstrom
ficid {! electrician. died in Lakeland
h"sn!tal this morning. l.. y. Cocncld
,hIrd occupant OF the car, escaped un-
hnrt. The car plunged over an en-
haiIkmcnt.
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Mur,,illr Wins Championships.

MARINiIiE. TENN. Nov. IS
Mary HE College won the football
mpicnship Uf the Appalachi In n
Collegiate Athletic Conference today
10y running rouShshod over Emory
aud Henry ami pilinC up 4 alto !
victory. This is the iirs; season the
Appalachian Conference has been in
effect. 1t embraces colleges OF East
Tennessee ANA Western Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

si;y Will bc played SATURDAY in tho
Sttuiion. The Trinity team viii not
return HON" uniil after Thanksgiy-
ing. From NV York. they will re
turn TO Monroe for a. short Timber
inE- up period before going TO spar
iahbu"a >. g., la plas wunord ON
'Fhank&ei Wing.
Look Tor Zig Attendance
AdNiccs from New York are to the
effect that tn" Attendance at th.
game there Is going To be exception
ally large. Trinity alumni engaged
IL business In the cts. viii he at the
gam" TO man. MANY former South
errers now prominent in New York
society. hav" arranged box parties
for the game. Angler Duke. who
was Instrumental in arranging the
game, has engaged hIms"lc ia slim
Mating New York interest i'm Tho bat
Tic.
Ccmnarativ. estimates OF thu.
strength Uf Trinity as against ,hat
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/. < L.
TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
That Handsome Apartment Building
Known as the
"Grayland Apartments .
No. 1907 West Grace Street

ny virtue 81 decd OF dated
de
pa o notes
being required do VIII public OH
MONDAY. NOVEMBER
NJ.
which stands dscied follows the city
onbardy Streets with
the
thence Of
having
md
5000 public on
TERMS Cash This
which the paid TO "
c L. Trnsien
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BREAKS BALK.LINJ'
BILLIARD RECORD
[Ry Assoclated press.l

CHICAGO. Nov. Welkcr Coch-
ran OF san Francisco. today broke
the worlds record for 1872 h,lls H.
pii!iarus, when he made a run OF 3NJ
IA me fourth inning of his game with
George sutton in the world's cham
piohsnln tournament. Tn. former
record. 3OI, was held by Willie Home.
Cochran won the match In the tlfth
inning. 100 To -.
The run Of 3Si and the CONSEQUENT
i've innings gives Cochran the high
HNcrilEc 81 the prcsrmt tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19
By 4. l.. ADhAISOE.
Rna! Estate Auctionccr
AUCTION SALE

OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE NEW BROOM
DWELLING. WITH LARGE LOT.
ONE BLOCK FROM STOP so. ii.
Oh PETERSBURG TURNPIKE
Al the request Of the owner viii
sell at pubic auction. on the prem :
iS.s. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1921,
AT 1880 o'clock H. NJ.
that new dwelling. containing 4 large
ro"msS hall pantry. front and rear
p"rch"s. etc. together with the lot
fronting 45is feet on east side Dt
Old Courthouse Road and School
house Road. running back Il? feet TO
alley. on which II fronts ga fce,
Ihis VIII make you Il really good
home. within . miles OF Richmond.
close to car line. school and store.
in good neighborhood and where
property is rapidly increasing In
value,
Terms easy and announced at sale.
y. l.. ADAMSON,
Auctionecr.
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TRINITY ELEVEN LEAVES
FOR CLASH IN GOTHAM
Coach Baldwin Takes 81 War
riors 10 Meet New York
University Today.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. g.. Nov ls.-.,uach
Beldwin. Manager Waggoncr. and
twenty -irc Trinity College football
warriors left last night FOR New
York city. where New York I'nivcr-
hrst inierscctiunal game Tor each i'm =
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
SUTTON Il TGRpIN
Real Estate Auctioncers
TRUSTEES SALE
Three Acres Of Land on
Charles City Road,
HenricO County, Va.

Dy virtu" OF n certain decd Of trust.
dated March Z. 1919. and recorded In
The Clerks Ofiicc Of the Circuit Court
OF IIcnrico County In H. T. @i3-A
page IA, default having hc"n made
In the payment OF certain notes Sc
cured therein. and being required so
Ia do by tho noteholdcr. ] VIII soil al
public auction. in front Of tho Hem
rico County Courthouse. Richmond.
Virginia. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBE1 -. 1921.
AT l. O'Clock NJ
the following property:
All that certnin lot of land con-
tanning three 80 acres. ami d.sig-
mated az Lot No. 25. on the plan o.
Garden city" situate on tho Charles
CITY Road. about Il, miles from Rich
mond. Said lot fronts 200 feet on
the Charles City Road and runs bach.
northwardly G53 feet I Inches
TERMS; Cash TO pay III. expenses
Of this sale. including trustee
commission of 80. and to pay two
notes OF $50 each. with !ntercs,
thereon from March :, 1919: credit
OF $50. with interest fr,im March :
1919: due March :. 1922. and the
residue in cash.
10 LANE STERN.
Trustee.
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II. r. RICIIESON & CO.
Real Estate and Loans.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
That New Semi bungalow, Containing Seven
Rooms and All Modern Convenences, Sit
uated in Bellevue Court, About Three Blocks
East of Bryan Park

n o o he signed du ed
thereof.
u.
: I. NJ.
II decda
new house and all
ely Of Richmond Va block
n he OF he or
IL. page 30 and
Cash.
II Trust
This in
terest thereon November l.
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Rent

Graham Road. battery Court: I
brick, hot-watcr heat. with
Second Avenue, Highland Park;
Pms. hot Wator heat. sleeping
4 Could ,bc used nicely for two
q families.
Poom. upper Nat. EdgcwoOd Ave-
North Richmond: heat. lights
water furnished. Reasonable
Room. upper fiat. on Poe Street.
on Heights; rental only $500
IN.
Room. upper nat. West Grace
Il heat included.
u want to rent or buy, see us
IAN c. ANDERSON & CO.
Real Estate Agents.
II North Ninth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

q creditors OF ROY a AN
:WS, Of Richmond. In the
nty OF iicnrico. and district
cSi bankrupt
&c is hereby given that on Oc-
II, 1921. the said ROY y. AN
- was duly adjudicated bank
and That tho first meeting OF
.ditors Will be held in my office.
INSANE Mutual building.
Lond Va. on the 5GTfI DAY OF
MEIER, 1921. At 10 o'clock in the
Don. at which time the said
FbrS may attend. prove their
~. appoint a trustee. examine the
Mpt, and transact such other
Tess AS may properly come be-
said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
II. 1921.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
GARAGES

Between Main and Floyd Avenue and
boulevard and Colonial
WM NJ. MILLER & co. INC.
123 North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

WHILE you're reading this other
people are reading the classified adj
page
YOU can saw" money by regular Dis
patch Want Ads
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40. .Si6
In
bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

liz DISTRICT COuI:T Or TIL.
TIED STATES FOR TIE EAST
y DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

I nc matter OF
I'm. BIRCiiETT,
|!ing as BlRcIl-
r IlTitp,i:t;ii-
|. co NJ T. \ y =
! Individually,
Bankrupt.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Goodyear Plans
NeLU Financing

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-RefnancinE
to the extent Of Ss5,OOO,OOO is con-
templated in a plan announced today
for the Goodyear Rubber Company
by its counsel here
The plan Contemplates the issue or
So. 100000 first mortgage 2O-ycar
sinking fund bonds and S25.OOO,OOo
1O-year sinking fund debcntureS
which will be used to pay OF tn"
bank debt. and for other corporal
purposes. 1t is also provided that an
issue of $35,OOO,OOO s per cent pri".
preference to stock shall be al
ranged for general creditors to ap-
ply on the existing debt and part
payment for future deliveries Of ma
terial.
Holders Of preferred stock will rc-
Cevie preferred stock OF the rc-Dr-
ganized company share for share and
holders OF common stock will re-
ccive common stock without par
value, share for share.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EgEs-Nearby, 43a45C; Southern,
43a45c: average receipts, 43a45c.
Butter-Print. Tic: creamery. ex-
ra. ssa6sc.
Cheese-June-held, 5Ia32c: new
made, 28a2sc.
3Sc; white Leghorns, 32c; hens,
s5c; keats, SOC; dressed fowls,
SOC; springers, 4Oc; turkeys, 55a5Sc;
ruosters, 25c.
Calves and lambs-Calves, 15c;
lambs, 12S prime, 10c.
Green Fruits-Apples, per basket,
75cas2.OO; Western, per box, $3.5Oa
s.eA+ apples. new, per bbl., $3.50
also; pineapples, $6.00aSS.0O; Cal
ifornia oranges, S4O0a5.O0; Cali
fornia lemons. per box, S3.5Oa4.OO;
grapefruit, per crate, $4.0Oa5 90;
Florida oranges, s4.O0a4.50.
Eegetables-Potato nearby, per
bib, S2.oOa225; Northern, per sack,
S2.25a2.50; string beans, per basket,
Florida, s4.5Oa6.OO; cabbage, per 100
lbs, S1.25a1.5O; beets, Florida, per
crate, $2.5Oa3.0O; lettuce, romaine,
per crate, S1.50a2.0O; Florida, crate,
S3a3.5O; peppers, per crate. S4a450:
cymlings, crate, S3O0a5.OO; egg
plant. per crate, S4OOa5.OO: onions
per sack. S1.5Oa1.60; splnacn, pei
bsl., S30Ga4.0O; Florida tomatoes,
per crate, S5.OOa7.OO; sweet potatoes
No. l. per bOl., $4OOa5.OO; vans,
s3.5oa450; Brussels sprouts, 15a25c
Based on February 8 quotations il
important markets, prices for hay
feed and grain in markets delivered
Washington, D. c., for prompt ship,
ment are quoted as follows:
No. timothy hay. S2S.5O ton: No
timothy hay, S27.OO ton; No.
clover mixed. $27.OO ton: sprinl
wheat bran, $4,000 ton; spring wbeai
middiings, S2SOO ton: cottonseeC
meal (36 per cent?, $3.50 ton; ole
process linseed meal, $42.5O ton
gluten feed, S41.5O ton; hominy feeC
(white), S2S.50 ton; dried beet pulp
$4,000 ton; No. yellow corn (neV
K. d.. S2c bushel; No. white corr
new K. D.), SEC bushel: No. white
oats. 54lsc bushel; No. 3 white oats
So nc bushel.
The following prices are quoted
by local dealers for carlots, basi
cash payment:
No. L timothy (westren) hay
s3O.5o ton; No. timothy (western
hay. $3.50 ton; No. clover mixed
$3.50 ton; spring wheat bran
s3O.50 ton; winter wheat bran
S3l,50 ton; standard middIings. S2s. 81
ION; -four middlings, $500 ton: cot
tonseed meal (36 per cent?, $50
tons gluten feed, S42.5O ton; homin,
feed (w9ite)r $4,000 ton.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
LOCAL.

(W. b. Hibbs a Co., Hibbs Blar.
members WashfnEten stock
Exchnnge.D
6ALEk
WaasshihEtop Gas TVS, $1,000 at 1904. 100
Capital Traction, 10 at s.. % at s.. 1
Security Saving and Commercial Rank n
at 200. Az
After Call
Washington Gas 71ss, 81 600 1901. Al Ooo
at iO0k 1900 at 1904. 500 at iO0IL siOO
az lol' 800 At lol, slOO at IOl, 81 .OO0 al
Capital Traction, ! at s.
Washington Railway gen "a Il o0o .,
,9oA, $1,000 at 06l,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Light Demand for
NeID York Call Moneg

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-A lighter
demand was reported today for call
money at the per cent renewal
figure.
In time funds there did not ap-
pear to be any increase in offerings
but the rates were quoted nominaIIy
2 per cent lower than Of late at
2 per cent for sixty and ninety
days.
Prime bank acceptances are dull
at the advance of u per cent re-
ported on Monday for prime ninety
day member bills.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Canada's Meat Industry.

The Canadian meat industry, says
a statement of it's operations issued
by the Dominion Bureau of Staus-
tics. stood second in 1919 among
Canada's industries in the value Of
its annual product, which was $229,-
231, 900. Eighty-two plants were re-
ported in Ontario, fifteen in Quebec,
seven in Alberta, seven in Manitoba,
six in British Columbia, six in New
Brunswick, nine in Prince Edward
Island, two in Nova Scotia.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Prices in France
Continue to Recede
wv. b. Hibbs 4 CO.. Hibb. Bldg,

Prices in France continue to re-
cede. The December index figure or
the "Statistique Generate de la
France" the official bureau IN
charge of government statistics, In
dicates a drop of 177.2 points in
wholesale prices from their highest
level, which was recorded in April,
1920.
A cable to the Bankers Trust
Company, of New York, states that
the December index number was
5O2. In November it was 533, anc
in October 5S1.5. The December
figure is the lowest since 1919. The
following are. the comparative in
deX numbers:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Egg Prices Suffer
Heavy Declines

DETROIT. Feb. S.-Egg prices in
Detroit have dropped 30 cents in
two wceFs, marketing today at A.
cents. Detroit prices are based on
the Chicago market Chicago prices
today will prevail in Detroit tomor-
row.
with the lenten season starting
tomorrow ! cant figure this out"
one dealer said
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
RIB MARKET TRANSACTIONS
STANDARD OIL.
Cw. B. Hibbs q Co., HIbbs BIdg1

STANDARD OIL.
IS Ohio Oil ......... 275 27O 90
800 Stand Oil Ind, new 6s 671 s7X
30 Standard Oil y 342 $40 $40
MINING
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
STRENGTH CAUSES
SHORT COVERING
Shares Scarce When the
Bears. Begin to Buy
Back.
CALL MONEY EASIER
Sterling Goes Up Four Cents.
Banks Report Little
Business.

NE" YORK, Feb. S-Strrn-th q,
foreign exchange and easier rzrI
money rates prompted short cover
ing in the stock market fossy
When shorts began purchzafnp hal
the shares they had sold the. -
supplies scarce. This forced 49,
to bid for the stock and tsnsss
gains ranging from 70 = poIp+9
in the most active i,.u.s.
Business was quis, rar,~g ~,
early part Of the session an. a-i,f
changes were unimportant I'm.
provement in the inquiry did mo-.
appear until about the beEinrfnr ,y
the fourth hour OF the session rb,
demand continued up 10 the ,r.sc
final prices being around the best
Because OF contraction In tho
inquiry for money on call tho rsfa
declined from S 10 per rent whore
- closed Loans were mad outside
OF the New York stock E,cbs,g,
at 6 per cent Tho United Sfsre.
government will Withdraw s.scon
600 from the bank and trust g,r,-
panies in the Second Federal F.-
serve district tomorrow. Outrr ,,
the steady decline in tho vo1vrrs -
cash on hand in the United Sfsr.s
Treasury prominent local bsrL,-s
would not U- surprised ~ ,b,
Treasury bcps-rrr, M -rrl5r,,+ 40
onerIng Of United States csrrfcatr,
OF indebtedness within tn, rs,-
week.
Sterling Exchange Rises.
Sterling exchange rose more than
4. cents. Banks reported brr rr-.-
business and attributed the srr.--tF.
10 the light supply uf bills E,.rr
"HeFed lH the market a. a r.,..r-
OF the contraction IN cNr.~r.
reports that unfaVurah. d.lr.r--
ments would Dc Announced . .i.-
immediato future in connection ,..,t
/ Continental Candy had acr-ass.rr
4 Inhuence on the issue which rng,rr-
/ another now Iaw r,-,urd Tr., .g
one Of thu companies with vr,.r
. Allan \. Ryan has had an .-,s~.,,
. Tn" turn"N'r in ths issue was .r
usually heavs
Mexican Securities Aided
More optimistic talk Wa, rr..
. regarding the buying a., .r-.-.
Asphalt and people r,-g-r.-.- ,-.-
South America stat. fNa, ... -.r
administration yUu'ar-rrsr,S -~.-
i@"tinE minority Sharchor.,-, ~ 3d..
Mexican and Southern Aw.-..s- ,.r
helds Tho IuN.Jatiou Of IN. ws,.-
can E"v' rnm,nt to American hank
'Ts TO help ln readyustlrE WsN..r g
bonded indebtedness had a s.-s-r-r-
rnInE influence or N,Nrca~ -.t.---
ment securities IL also hsrrr1 ..
upward movement in Mex. ar rs-
troleum which amounted To- o.
points
Some disappointment was ~. m
the financial district oNs- o.. ia Ky.
Of the Reading Courarr -. an.
noUncc it, seCrcEatIor r...- ~r.
found reflection in d marked con-
traction in the deaTrc~ - .E. r->.
and second preferred ~.ar.~
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

The prices of forty-five com.
modities determine the total indeH
number
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

NEW YORK, Exchange
SI252S00 Eson JsnHT
Following complete list today
security and the high low closing prices
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-07
WRESTLING PROGRAM TO
/ BE STAGED HERE DEC. IA
.-1- az 500 T'73 v '-77-E $4,000 11E ~ -, n
Joe ,Norbeck of Minneapolis
h and L. C. Curtis of This
City Are Headliners

Bemidji sport fans are to be IA
vored with a wrestling program We'd
nesday evening, December Ia, at the
old armory, with L. C. Curtis of Be-
midi VS.. Joe Norbeck of Minneapolis
as the. headliners. > ~ .
eNorbeck weighs about 100 pounds
and held Curtis to draw at the
Moose carnival here year ago. The
men tussled fo' 80 minutes without a
fall. ~ - = a.
The match% ,e result Of a chal-
lenge issued " 1orbeck to Curtis
and will be a u match, best two
out of three fam = 'rtis weighs 153
pounds. He has beN q constant train
ing and says he feA and capable
of giving the best kA q an account
of himself. An =, j.
i Other matches arrA * for this
event include two prelh, lies. Dan
tHendrickson will be matvAed against
Richard Franklin, weights 100 and
1875 respectively. .f Xxx. =. ..
i Young johnson will be matched
against Clarence Curtis, each con-
tender weighing about 143 pounds.
All matches will be finish matches,
best two out of three falls.
/ Upon the patronage of this event
will depend future wrestling matches
in Bemidji. Curtis is willing to meet
all Corners. 1t was thought that in as
much as boxing matches will not be
allowed in cities the size Of Bemidji
the fans would support wrestling
cards and the American Legion may
be asked to sponsor such matches.
The charge for admission will be
81 plus war tax. After the wrestling
program there will be dance, the
four-piece orchestra to
furnish the music. .,H
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-07
BUSINESS MEN WOULD
FORM ATHLETIC CLUB

j. Feeling in their own bodies and
minds the need of recreation during
the winter months, number, of the
business men of the city are anxious
to organize an athletic club, mainly
to timber up the little-used muscles
and to keep themselves in physical
trim. Consequently a number Of the
most urgent boosters for such an or
ganization have taken it upon them
selves to start something in this line
and have called a meeting 20 be held
at the new armory at 8 o'clock Sat
urday night. = a.'.
\ Membership in the organization, if
one is formed will not be linited to
any particular class of men,. but it is
desired that the business men of the
city form the greater share OF the
membership, since it g felt that they
most need the athletic Training and
exercise. =. -. -.
d, At the meeting Saturday night, if
enough interest is manifested, plans
will be discussed for the permanent
formation of an athletic club and ac-
tivities will begin.As soon as possible.
All men interested, regardless of age
or. occupation, are urged to attend
this meeting so that club may be
organized at once.
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