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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-23
CHAMPLAIN LEADS
FIELD IN FEATURE
JUVENILE EVENT
Pastoral Swain Comes
From Behind to Win
In Third Race.

BOWIE. Nd, Nov. &c. w. Bis
SELLS colt. ChamplaIn, neglected in
me betting. captured the Endurance
Handicap. the biggest event for 2
year-olds on Bowie's racing calen-
aar' before a large crowd here this
afternoon. The youngsters race
Tas all the more creditable because
the fact that he had a hard race
esterday afternoon, when he was
eaten by head by Modo.
The big field left the barrier
mewhat struggling with All Over,
shmak and Champlain in the first
ght- Half way down the back
Fetch Champlain forged to the
ont, and. drawing clear of his
ompetitors, held sway all the way
ONE. fashmak, the Whitney en-
~, outgamed All Over to take the
place.
The drying out track had the tai
emit completely confused and long
snots got all the money in the OPEN
ing event, when Fair Virginia at
better than IT to 1, poked her head
IN front. and Feigned Zeal at over
Y to for the place, stepped home
behind her. Dick Deadeye, the ia
Norite- left the gate in front of
mis- field but was quickly jointed
BY Htllsdale. and the pair fought It
out TO the head of the stretch,
where both weakened and were lost
m the shuttle when the others
swarmed over them
Another outsider. Chinnie Walsh,
rromped on with the second num-
per and those who liked his chances
tot better than 8 to / for their
Investment Swinging for home.
ANTILLES looked all over the winner
but Chinnle came with a mighty
rush on the outside, where the foot
Ing is bit firmer and just got up
IN the closing strides.
One of the keen surprises Of the
program came with the running of
the third race, which was another
sprint of seven furlongs. Here Jim
Arthur's Sycamore. with the clever
Lang in the saddle, was played as
II 1t were all over but the shouting.
When it came down to racing, how
over, Coney. after being outrun in
the early stages with G. C.. Win
trey's Pastoral Swain, slipped that
animal through on the inside in the
stretch and won going away. Saga
more wore down Johns Umma, the
early pacemaker, and took the place.
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BOWIE ENTRIES

First Race-For maidens, all ages;
seven furlongs. Tornado, ia; Ira
janus, 100; Clarkson, 112; Fitzgib-
bon, 100; Lady Zeus. 81: Labar, 11&;
Sparkling. 100: Greenwich Village,
100; Finnish Maid. 81; Flying Cloud,
liz; Petite Dame, 10s; Far Sight,
100; Fayelle. 81.
Second Race-American Remount
Association Handicap: for 4-year-
olds and up owned by the United
States army or officers of the regu-
lar army; two miles. Courteous,
1855; Raconteuse, 1855; Rakeoff, 165;
Jaybird, 1855; Hermanna, 1855; Hand
Grenade I'd, $50.
Third Race - Claiming: for s.
year-olds and up; six and a half
furlongs. Kitty Johnson, lis; Zou-
ave f12; Dairyman. los, (a) Titania,
ITO; Rhinestone. IS; Burgoyne, 113;
Moroni, 100; Catchet, 1903; Tidings,
1o4; LEhare, liz; Ardito, 10S;
Earnest, 113; 'North Shore. 80. Also
eligible-Beckna, 106, wild Flow
err. ITO; Uncle Lassie, 1903; (a) Ar
rah Go On, lis; (a) Chas. J. Craig
mile, III.
(a) Matthews Skinner and Duncan
entry.
Fourth Race - The Cinderella
Purse; for Niles and mares. of all
ages; seven furlongs. (a) Jyntee,
iof; BY Jimmy. 104: Mary Head,
lo2; ta) Ten Buttons, 102; Arrow of
GOLD, lo4; Muttikins, 1o2; Vague,
lo4; lima Frank. Io4.
la) Ascot Stable and Kraft entry.
Fifth Race-Claiming; for 3-year-
olds and up; mile and sixteenth.
Yorkist. 11s; Frank Monroe, los
Miss Filley. 100; Major Parke, 10;
sWoodthrush, 100; Courts, 100;
'Tantalus. no; Lady Lillian, 1o3.
Sixth Race-Claiming; for 3-year-
olds and up; mile and three-six-
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Culpeper High Team
|. Claims Second H0nors

CuIpeper High School. Of Culpeper.
a., disputes the claim of George
ason High for second honors in
q Northeastern Virginia High
,hool title series. In the following
litter to The Herald:
sports Editor Herald-In your
kportins section of today / notice
In article in which George Mason
school is given credit for finishing
,econd in the Northeastern Virginia
High School title series. wish to
inform you that this Is a mistake.
CuIpep.r High School complied with
all the regulations set forth by the
University of Virginia and in the
season so far has won five out of
her six district contests. Alexan-
iria High, the acknowledged winner
II the tile, alone defeated them, 20
% o. Culpeper High early in the
,eason eliminated @. M H. s. by
defeating them, 81 to o. They can
not dispute this, and / am very anx-
Gus to see this mistake corrected.
W also may be Of interest to you to
Know that c. II. 8. has run I'D a
Nal of 24s joints to "a in the sea-
M So far And furthermore, Fred
krlcksoeis alsH NeAeahcu beorse ma
Ion, IL to 8. in one contest, and
bst to them in the second. IL to o.
Eu.peper High beat Fredericksburg
IS to o. I have long been q reader
II your sporting section and am hop
ng that you will at least use . part
of the data I have set forth.
Hoping to see the mistake cor
-ected in en- early issue, I am.
Sincerely yours,
TRAvERS GREEN.
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Y.M.C.A.HOLDS BOYS
RACES TOMORROW

The boys department of the Y. NJ
c. A. has announced four races to
be held Thanksgiving Day for bows
of four divisions. The first race
open to the Prep class" including
boys of 10 and II years, will start
at $3.50. and VIII be contested at a
quarter mile.
The other races will follow imme-
diately. after. The Junior division
including boys from ~ to 10. under
So pounds. will hold a half-mile af-
fair. The intermediate division in
Guiding boys Of IA to Is years, under
lis pounds, will race one mile, while
the senior class. 16 to- IS years.
unlimited weight, will race two
miles.
Efforts are being made to secure
the Ellipse for the contests. About
twenty entries have already been
received.
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END OF INTER-HICH
SERIES SEEN TODAY
Tech, Minus MacCartee, Will
Meet Business in Gen.
trail Stadium.

The final game of the inter-high
football series will be played today
at the Central Stadium, with Tech
And Business the contending teams.
Techs lineup will probably be
minus Allan MacCartee, the main
stay OF its attack, and the chances
of the Stenographers are conse-
1uently Increased. MacCartee Is out
Of the game with an injured arm.
The Manual Trainers must defeat
Business today in order to clinch
second place. The Stenographers,
although they have not won a game
n the series to date, are repre-
years, and the game today should
be closely fought.
Another game has been added to
The list of holiday scholastic attrac-
lions, Western having arranged a
game with the Army-Navy Props,
to be staged Thanksgiving morning
on the Monument lot. The game
will start at $3.50.
Central High has turned down an
offer from Elgin High, champions Of
illinois, to compete in an interseo-
tional battle. The proposal called
for a game to be played in the West
this year, with a return contest to
De staged here next year. Principal
Morrill,, however. decided that the
trip would take too much time from
he pursuit of scholastic attain
ments, and though Coach Metzler
was in favor, elected to call 1t of.
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Kanawhas Play Circles.

The Kanawhas and Circles will
meet on the Monument Lot tomorrow
At IL o'clock Both teams are in
he 125-pound class.
Herdics Meet st. Cyprian's.
The st. Cyprian Juniors will play
The Herdic A. c. At Tenth and c
streets southeast Friday at o'clock.
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teenths. Austral, III; Bar One, 10:
'Yakimene. los; Queen Blonde, III:
Versailles, 1903; 'Fantoche, 1o4; Lord
Herbert, ITO; 'Whitehaven, los:
Jacques, 100.
Seventh Race-Claiming; for g.
year-olds and up; mile ana three.
sixteenths. Orderly, ia; smarty.
100: 'Warlike. 105; Hendrie. ITO.
Mountain Rose I'd. II2; sWodan n
los; P. G. King, ITO; .Diadi. 10s.
'King's Belle, 101.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track good.
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G. W
eary
(3i1)
396
wv driving a
fourth
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LONG SHOTS SCORE At BOWIE TRACK
How They Ran at Bowie
Weather Clear-Track Heavy.


to on
Kmg-Dueina H. to win
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Trackman's Selections
BOWIE.

First Race-Flying Cloud, Fits
Ribbon, La Bar.
Second Race-Raconteuse, jay
Bird, Courteous.
Third Race-North Shore, Kitty
johnson, Earnest.
Fourth Race-Ascot Stable Entry.
BY Jimminy, Muttikfns.
Fifth Race-Lady Lillian, Tan
talus, Yorkist.
Sixth Race-Fantoche, Austral,
Lord Herbert.
Seventh Race-smarty, Mountain
Rose I'd, Kings Belle,
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Want SUNDAY Game

The Washington A. c. wishes TO
arrange a game for Sunday with
a local 125-pound team. Call Man
ager Ambrogi at North POPS.
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Trinity Plays Two.

The Trinity A. C. will play q
iouble-header tomorrow. meeting the
Hnet End A. C. on Trinity Field
no o'clock. and the Lexington A.
on the Monument Lot at . o'clock.
he Trinity eleven has not lost
game in the 115-pound class this
rear.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FRS; races. 900: maiden two-ycar.
oIdH. three fur!onrs MNwrco:on, ll3 Ucoi-
t!cttD, to :. !" $. out. won: iIaupy
80 s s,c liz n ,:sj I" TO :. /
." 20 !. 10 TO l, 80 !, third. Zine.
:id -. Irene pc!sa, My Rosie BABY
Evelyn. B!ack TracE. camilla =. Mary
Maxim Mad Nel also ran.
second rae" $1,000, c!alm.ns: three.
ionFso-ior 1 nv l2 :''S ,, an fIh iuE
noi il q to to = Won; hSsnm. !i- Con
1" !. I" !. third. r.mc. 100. is.n..,,. :
, r%rSTGaG , Miss '>rnirr. ca.imc : Doe.
,o' -iI' SANDY H.. :iu"cirr, TuIa Roach
Royal Blood also ran, So
lh;rd rnea--si, oOc. Changing. three.
I ,.rn,n,Is s'N sari"nss i"r.G. ii2 'M%-
AieTander. ~ !Mor:isl. 10 /" l. -, /" i. :.
Z. l. ,ssc"n9: Harry l'mrs@yny. 100 ,iar.
1913. Anticipate. Who cares. ihc P ',r,
Ling, !yins Orb. Elijah. 'i Tru,,y. 'ns .,, ;
Love also ran. :
NC! r"nr ~. ~, ,,siiis Msrmaih rnr.e
iuriomgs-pay Lilly. ioi Rob"rts, to =,
!" >. out Won Lucy Kat. lot oBurkcl.
to- !. 20 . /" 10 second. p"r.c, ioi
,.". Il" - yc, Tnt III s:n "ia Lover
G ;S5 ma Mr. sfir ara iIia%",h hI"frF,
M"dre T.. io7 uMnsf"rdl. to i. : TO i.
\ I" .. second. Master IiiIl. lOi tIircgnryj
:. l" u ~" even. third. Time. !;id : >.
main. I'r"spertor. Young Adam. Heavier
Nj. j. {. tone, Albert y. also ran.
SIKH race. onG. claiming: ihroc-
ye"r-"lds: mile ana seventy yar,IS Wil.o
ne, W,sn. zoe ,n""ll: {" J. &" !. even.
""n. k"inprr. iHl tfhurncTp. 10 to- L. tn
j. 10 !. second, Charlotte e.. iOi ,MC-
G:hwl. - !. I" !. even. ,ii"d T!n-.
80 ~ Marfn"rii" Dixon, Biarncy stone.
- ny ttgut. Countess, ENrlNN.Ns. I,vpLyr,
!till. iiumphy. :,un;i!!o. Mary Fonso. Iomia
also !Iii.
Seventh race $1,000. ciaitn.nr four.
Nc.r.o!ds ANA ~; mi. ami Quart"r--CI;,.
ii.l cry, ~ tLy*cb. Ia 3. even, / Ia :.
won, Sas!n 10 'liuNtOn). 20 =, 10 =
:" :. second; Lottery, 10 Ci,rncrD. .
{" !. 10 y" |. . To 2. ,h!id Time. @:n7.
Eoyd"n, Iron BOY, kcybo Arbitrator ST.
CI"u!ic, Honbasi. Susan. Tunderb!rd
'p"ita's Rest SundLrit also ran.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST 5000: D.Nir Junior. ,wo.
"Anny punde.. III i,s EuiI n n,nH..G.' .,
Corn Stalk. 40. Farewell 'r..,s. !l.. tpar.
10: Maryland Relic ,ei. nnGy Evelyn. les:
"h.,s, 70; 'Grn," H., ~; iicrmoi"u. iJJ.
sur Dnnags .niry; -..,,'Ior,on entry
2.is. o#n.Ts ""msoiation; six fu-l"i,s
Lowell lla: 81. Just. IL; Morni, III. mi
.im"srGr. - .Sp"N3anr Queen. ioa NJ We"
las; isa1!y GIhcn 20: Genera rs: Fiqnn.
ga! hoostccr. II: hstrra,. los. 'H'uc star.
!o!: rl.n Bi,l. III! SIR Iohn vyrerr "
Th!r! rdrc- $1,000; MARI! j;r,s Naudi.ap:
i,.r.i, e" r".hS and ny; SIX inr,ong>
ute Man, liz. Iauc-lo;. i0': Myihn.ncv q:
T p%n," n'i%nnHnr. "a ;ariA hs I'LL St;
S;1,nrr. l!"; Arpiciack ~. ~ Day Duc
H.: linden. iVS Also notwithstanding 90.
Fourth race slo,o: preliminary purse;
,hr%"-y"ar- "lds: on. mile Fantor'". 40.
a. ms?'h ;i,a' in g'; llnr"n. -, Social star
T.a''r ., Jack. io'; Hnnga nucM %; swiI!ow
Filth ''s 9s5e 2: :.'5Gs,: c.rn.,, n,.s,..,.
three ycar.o!ts and wp: one mil. ami a
SS.Nt"cIth -Tirpiy witchy: ~. Dnmcius
~ crystal fo-h. i15, Romamy =. St.si.
''r Sjx ii.' t Snn29 4, ,E5. H. 10.
ycar-oids ana IN: on. mi nil TTrr '"n--
flihh"rty G:5hct lbs: Thr Swimmor ic5.:
,''"n ''rhSs. ~ Simpic'"n. -. C.rdcr,'I.,
y. Jung thirE 49, r+iior Maid I,r.
Mri,k iCi: Sir Grafton. g, ra!i.mam o.;
%: 30" IAN. 100; Lucky H.. loi: F"wp, - NJ,
~; homany. e., Resist. 81, Also olieli'cL
,i::H'dH Loo -: Wautcag, !c; mn rang.
seventh racc-2Lo.o; claiming. ;n.a.
Es%r."Inn and M; IN. NH" an: a SIX
t:cn' -r."nty, IA: Tho Fortuvis.r ia.
rrank Monroe. !ts; 'Eim1aions. III. nm,
r,i..t M The Archer q rsn-a,u. I:s:
lotus, 10. Gain dc Cause lJ,. y, i,,.
FISHER. Ill; -Fai- orient, l"i CONNIE -
- h!hiH', 10: Euah". l)l: WARSAW. III,
s:svatpoieitc. loo. AIS" eligible NItrrt
NJ XXX; Grove y. 1903: 'frost"yn io.: KIN
Eishih racc-si0,: -ycar.o,ls ,,,,
~ "a IN ing on" ana one quarter Tui,gs ~
.tLnd"c' 10 y. 6 King. los H.ni l1;.
9"in EofN; los: Jack Reeves inf. ,Inr,,n
W"id HouAd. %: GpIdcfss, Boy ia WI
nrhh"w. inf: Lady Ws-d. lr.. .Hirb.
40 v. ll": 'NcAduu lr!. Rr~lir ~,
I'm, m.nE H,Sr'un.. -; Cl"an. Sweep. % .Knhi.
itarf'", los: Eantry ir5. .Star,.r n,
'S'iruuitc -. ava
:, tprtcrtlc" allowance claimed.
~ tdtE'T, cloudy: track fast
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HAVANA ENTRIES

Old. I'm , LaGs-'nr"" tur!onEs two.yoar.
ii.Gi--" T.; 100: 'Moilie rur 100: Ac,6.tS.
;c, X III Tout de Snir, iii; cSoi.
Second race--:iv" and hair ru-iop.,
500 i9hnn.c o'c"nn"li. lag v.ra TEyy.
i"rd. lhs: 'Rurdtiyat 100. MARY SIS
70; 'Tr!nInphsn'. 10. Ka,e K.y 10
,,ilh"i rG::. ~ rreni.no IA. Major Fislsc
ihlrd 'rcc--sN furlnngs: thr.o.y.,,.
pos one IN. claiming; pur~e, 5000 Ii,s,o.
nt.ra!.nn. 90 feg"y Hiycs. os .Smitc la,
t-Aimr's "B. 'Saynnr, I0i. Finish I'D
.ftAi Inc. i"i- 'Dragoor. .i0j LAX" y. lI
10. E.'noni. los; Presumption. no. C.arh
four'h nc.--ml!c and n:,y yards ,,nr.
year "ihN AMI IN. Ginning nufr" 500
tfrni'y. 100 'Harin"k. 100: Pc Ia,
'tand, eight. 400; Red start. iii '''
, F!i;A rHc"- 500 Swirl - .Cia,c
hooih. o.. Raven Eoa. 81: .wa, IA
lgl 'Aer.rn. 1913: Prince of Como Ia.
u t"Trn"l. 10Y: Timothy j. Hogan la
~ ll".d. loJ ithadan.cs. los.
:! th Th"r--p'.r m!ip: four v,,r. 10
ana hn: claiming; pIrse. 500 -.Nn-pv
,.'n lnH: Norfolk Relic. IGe .r.r!.oi,T
q ne. loo. 'lulger, I"G 'tDuyhIng Er.s
H. nc: 'H"d. lG. 'GcidS,onT is,
Hpnier Plat los: 'S"mper StaIwart. 10.
'Gunrhrman. icb ''''
'Arpr.n,icc allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track. fart.
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JURY rs UNABLE TO DECIDE
FATE OF SOLDER ACCUSED
OF L YNCFTINCr MINE WORKER
After Being Out Since Saturday Afternoon, Twelve
Men Stand Half for Conviction, Five for
Acqutal and One Undecided

foreman of the jury reported to the
court That the twelve men were hone.
lcssly deadlock eel ana that they would
%" unable to agree on Il verdict. nm,
they were forced to continue their
deliberations. The men were ordered
to bed at $50 o'clock and were again
riosetod at Il early honr this morn.
Ing.
Shortly before II o'clock this morn
'nE the foreman told the court that
thcy would he unable to agree, the
SIS men holding out for conviction
hve for acquittal. while one refused
To sway one way or the other.
The judge then declared il a mis-
trlai and discharged the jury.
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icy International News Service.

HAMILTON. ALA. Feb. The
jury trying the case OF Sergeant
Robert l.. Lancaster. who, with other
Alabama milt;amcn. are charged
with lynching William Baird. Il union
miner this morning reported unablr
20 agree OH Il verdict. The jury had
occn out since q i. VI. Saturday The
poll stood six FOR conviction. one uu-
decided and live for acpuittal. Baird
was taken from the Jasper. Ala. Jail
early January Is. uShcd To the edge
o: town and shot 10 death. The
prosecution accuses Lancaster OF ne
ing til" ring header Of the mob
several times during yesterday the
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Return. Verde, of Not Guilty.

.IAckSoNNILLE, FLA. Feb. IA
verde, Of no, guilty was returned
within ten minutes Ivy the jury in he
ease Of Alfred G. David. syrian.
CHARGED with the murder OF james l..
King. cN-servicc man. last Angus; -.
shortly after . o'clock this afternoon
The case had been OF. trial since last
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GRAND JURY RETURNS &c
TRUE BILLS OF INDICTMENT
huStimS> Court Investigating uudy
'hhrScS IwcntY-Four With
NtOIItinE Dry IuAN

IN" February grand jury in uust-
lhSS Court yesterday handed iu sin
'y-s:X true hills of indictment. IN
CinulnG iWcnty-four which charge ID,
violation OF Tile prohibition laws. ar
'H's number, th:rty-tHScc charge lar
GehN. robbery. grand larceny and
holiScbr"aiing: two assault and hoi
'crE' iour violations of the law.
against possession o: cocaine AMI
onc criminal assault.
INC docket viii be called today and
cases set for hearing Charles r.
iaN!or Is foreman OF the grand Jury.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

-
"Cpb--funcral services for Mrs. T.. A.
Nood, aged 81 years. widow 81 tho late
John u. Wood who died suddenly Feb.
Tuary I near Highland springs. tool:
place sunday. February .. from the
home OF her daughter, Mr.. Joan Lind
Soy. $50" Grove Avenue. Sh" ia sur
vlvrd by on" brother. Ioin " Walsh
OF This city: ooc sister. Mrs. T.. II. Small.
also OF tn? city. Tho following ,h!i-
drcn survive: John Is. Wood. of Tar.
boro. y. t.: Charles T.. Wnoa. Couch
land County, Va: Mrs. John Lindsey.
Of this city: !. G. W"oi. Highland
springs, Va, and benjamin g. Wool
al this city, Following Is a LIST OF pail
hearers: iiono-Iy-H. \. Jacobs \
r. Greats. Hon. ~. Il. Pollard. ia jnr
!. II. wood. 1rssc Wood. George ..
rriddy. George V oiy:r and oscar
Epps. lack l.. Epr.. Ashton :. Epps
W. J.. Iliiiiard. e. u. iii'li.rd and ".
+. Hi!Iiard. Rev. Thomas l., Johnson.
pastor OF Ncnahic street Methodist
church. assisted by Rev. Len Trough
ton. -. u. pastor OF Gr"N. Avenue DHp-
tiri Church. conducted the services In
torment was Ia Hollywood.
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WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
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SPRINGER Drug COMPANY.
:3uU NcnIDic street.
EATOS'S PHARMACY
Twenty -si>in hrd Nem41!e Streets.
:. ~. CRAIG.
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lIORD'S DRUG STORE.
:1Bo . street
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JOHN I. KuE$TEE
.:5 Louisiana Street.
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500 WIi;.amsi,urg Avenue
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S0uTH RICHMOND.
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i03 IiuiI Street
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:5l6 HUI Street.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY,
siJ North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
". X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and stuart Street.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Sid. Avenue
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Presidents Vein Sr,st-,inca

WASillNGTON Feb 1.-iresidcut
Wilson's veto OF a bill tc give ti;l..
OF S"v"niy-SiX acres of swamp land
IN Montana To the Milk River Valley
'iun club OF Montana was sustained
by the Senate late today by Il vote
Of AZ 10 q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
shoot Nc,,,,,, ,,r,,,

.NTMVIsE, Mn. Feb. ,7.-Stcphcn
- steele" wealthy Monroe County
PLANTER. was shot three times in M.
back this morning and died a short
tim" later. according To REPORTS
reaching here. and officers are search
inE Tor white man named VIII
Hall "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Carolina Mills Resume.

YORK. $. O.. Feb. THE clover
Cotton Mills, employing $50 persons.
resumed operations here today after
u sixty days suspension.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
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