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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
PRO DOBROCINNY FOND
SEBRANA JIZ TRETINA
STANOVENEHO ORNOSU.
Vcera vykazovala kolekce
S1,254, 500.

Cleveland Sc zda miti Ste
dreiSich rukou dnes Y dob6
vSeobecne stisn6nosti. nez-li
mival We dnech povSechne pro-
sperity, nebot' vcera bylo hla-
seno. re "a tri dnG z dewitt dnu
vymefenJch cele Rampant by
la sebrara take vice jak treti-
ma urcenGho souhrnu SHREK,
vyiadfeneho V Cislech 3.763,-
545 dol. Ma subskriptnich ar
Sich pax paraduie liz obnos
.$1.254,600. Koiekce SHREK le-
tosnich pokratuje tudiz vzdor
opacnym predpovedim mno-
hem l6pe. nez Ia SHREK minu-
lIch, coz bychom 81 vvsvetlova
| Ii tim, re Sc naSi zezobani spo-
luobcane pfece ien polepsili a
hodlaii Sc tentokrate opravdu
"prastiti pres kapsu'.
Sbirky ale obievuii ieste je-
dnu neuv6fitelnou vec. Allard
Smith, predseda prdmyslove
komise, ienz ridi kamapnnl
Sbirku dim cd domu vypravu-
! ie, re lonskeho roku V listopa-
/ du rozdal $4,000 sberacich list
XII pro Zamestnance 1900 to-
varnach, kdezto letos 1872 APT
llfstkii We $500 tovarnach Smith
q toho dokonce vvvozuje, re
letos V tomto mesici lest meme
nezamestnanych nez-li loni '
steine dobe.
Y nedeli odpoledne 5. TO
dine usnoTadana bude V diva
4 die r. F. Keitha (Hippodronl)
velka schiize lidu We prospecf
SHREK. Ucinkovati bude cleva
IlandskV symfonickT orchcstl
a k lidu promluvi nektefi popl
larnf reenici. Dnes fecniti budt
: V auditoriu Obchodni komorN
rabir svobodne svnagogv
New Yorku st. s. Wise a zitr'
TAX ueinf nejvvsSf velitel ital
, skvch voisk general Diaz
rresident Cornell university dr
lLivinpstone Farrand. Vsechn,
| nfednasky konany budou V 20
ledne,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
.IAPONSKE RESENf DALEKO-
VYCHODNfHO PROBLEMU.

Washington, 15 list - Japan ma podrobny plan fese
MISUNDERSTANDING probemu pfedloM ei konferenc nei
hizs budoucnost aponsky plan obsahue nasle
duiicfch trinact bodu:
Volnv kldn1 vVvoi obchodu Japanu, Spoienych Sta
til a iinych narodd Pacifiku.
g. Podporovani vsem mirnvmi prostredkv neodvsost a
cesvost ny vvhodv rovnvch pfiezito otevfenych dve
ii pro obchod prdmys vsech narodG one zemi
g Odvoanf iaponskeho voiska Zabraneho 1zemi v
Kiaoca provnci Santuno zalade nemz Japan doufa
re bude uspokoivIm Vlk6 Britanii Spoienym Stat1m
spravnJm pfiiatenym Cine.
PTivteeni aniz protektorat mad Mandzuri ale uznan
zasady ma tam zvastn zamv vzheden sve biz
zvelebenm jez vynaozenim velkych penez
podnik
Otevfenf dveTe rovna pezitost ostatni narody
Mond5uri Sibf.
g. PTvteeni aniz protektort mad Sbf ale uznani zasa
dv kdn6ho nosupu Japone onoho zem ga aeelem ooeh'
d prnmvslu zfsBavan sovin prodavanf pfebytecnych
iaporskych tovarG.
T. Odvoani iaponskeho voiska Sibife iakmile bude
ustaena ruk6 pfmorske provnci ez moha bv skv
tat ochranu iaponskym ybaTum, osadnkum nym podda
nvm Japonska.
Kaoeau Rritov6 vvkd zahran6 mzemi We-He
Wei ktere rovnss le5f efoske provinc santunou.
PTiietf rfnou novaho re7n" "rodnho knnsnrria Stvf
rocnost promn ncastnfci sou americke bricke
francouzs6 ianonskd bankovn kupny jez pdjckou
hly by Cine zuzitkovat jejf nesmirn6 zdroje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
POCTY PRO FOCHE.
OBDRzEL MEG A CESTNE DOKTORATY Cd
DVOU UNIVERSIT

Philadelphia. Is. list Mezitim devatenact del him6
ma pozdrav uvitanou marSal Foch pTi
e dnes odpoledne do Fladefe kde setrva devet hodn
Po SVEN vystoupen vaku nedrive odebral do Fair
parku Fanny Orleanske kde nozdaven bv Gy
stnch francouzskych spok PAX nasedovao redn vitan
radnc kde venovan byl mec dar to adefckych OBJ
canG
Navseva independence Hall nasledovala nacez
Union kb kde bvl nTiiat puvernerem Sproulem Pozd6
odnoedne byl venovan cetny dotorat unverou Penn
sylvanskou.
Princeton N j. s. LIST Stole schodech Nassau Ho1I
kde sf pred so rokv LAFAYETTE obdrze cestnV s'neh
Foc nrave bvl estnV doktoratnm nra
universtou nozdrav dnes akultu sudenv
mericke nnesskV lid Promuvil nakoik SLOW
vyiadrv Mich nadei ep budoucnost sveta Odud odeje
marsal Foch do Filadefe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
ANGLE, JAPAN, FRANCIE A ITALIE
JSOU PRO ZMENSENf VALEC-
NYCH LODSTEV.
VELKA BRITANIE. A JAPAN MAUI
VSAK RUNE OPRAVY
A DODATKY.
HUCHESUV PLAN JEST NYNf PROJEDNAVAN
We VYBORU

Washington, Is: list = Velka Britane Japan dnes pr-
aly zsad6 navrh Amerky zmenSeni namoinho Zbroje
France Itaie ichz primo netyka jezto neni navrho
zmenseni ch lodev vyiadfi MIN svdi souhas TAX
pet vemoci iez vyhraly sv6ovou va Jest hotovo
zmens moznost prst vaky, ku kere zavoden zbroen
mofch bylo prvnim krokem.
ProhaSeni cel6mu svetu sekretaTem satu IIughesem
iSten vyide washngonske konference vhodne dohod
pro uspokojv6 dez6 podsatne zmenser zbroeni
moTch Gill; ably nikdy W nebyy vedeny totne manor
vaky" skonco bourveho potlesku druhG vefene pie
narni zasedanf kongresu sv6tovych mocnostf
Opravy nekterych podrobnosti programu predozeneho
pred deegaty serefem stau Hughesem byy odpo
fuSe Bfta1 5eponsseni ackol ODE tyo zene pfi
ialy zasade americky navrh.
Veka Britane zada aby nosnost ponoe bya dale zredu
kovana veko ponorek obrovske ponorky hodci
Sc oceanskym plavbam upn6 zakazany Dale zada, abv
aspon edna vaeGna LODI mola b1 zbudovana rocne m6
onech ez nehod das suzbe aby lodence byl udzova
nv pro akovych lodi kdezo kde budovany byy
bevn lodi byy by zrueny zapocetm desetete pfesavy
PTeie 81, abv vyimuy bvly druhy kTiznkG. jez hod
patroovani vysokych mof Tyto til body daa dvaze Vek
Britanie dnes
Japan navrhne ist6 vzhledem zakladl nosnos
pro vvstfidanf riznych tfid lodi
vSechny yto predm6ty, spou vseobecnym programen
ckenu zkouman uvazovani vyboru konference pozsa
vaicmu delegatG p6 velmoc enz zaha tane zaeedani
Pan-Americke budov6 hod odpoedne toEoto vybort
pfedozen podrobn6ho panu konerenc aby pax
mem pravoplatn6 rozhodla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
FRANCIE sLIBUJE ZMENSITI ARMADA.

Washington, 15 list = Premier BRAND Francie iehoz
nasedovaa Bafoura vudce bicke deegace proha
SILL konference dospee oazce omezen pozemnho zbo
en France nebude vyhbati resent teto oazky eba
jest pro nj vem chouostvou BRAND skonG rec svo sovy
"France po zasen sv6ho zivoa bezpecnost. nechova
zadne mySlenky mru nadeide
tom podaa dGkaz Dnes zaznamenavm velikm poc
tenn radosti dohodnu nemuz z dospelo zde tom
MIN vekem probemu konerence dovom ST vyiadfiti pf-
nj re dospejeme podobnemu dohodnu vsech nych oz
kach ocekavaiicich tuto konferenci".
Rec Briandova steine ako Bafourova pred nm vvvola
la hlubokv doem Londyna doy val zpravy, ze lberan
krtisue Bafora eho nvh abv povoeno bvo
save aspon enu valecnou lod ci aby lod6n
molly byti udrzovsnv pohotovos To pry rozhodnd
prici panu Spoenych Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

10. Ustalen vseobecnych fnanGnch, hospodafsk5ch a
poitickych pomerI Cine tomu Gill; aby zeme ia mohla
rzovat tesn6iA pratelste obchodn vzahy
tenn. ~s'% '~
H. Podrzen pfitomneho Darensk6 pronaiat6 }.
blast japonskem pronaat6m pasmu pode homandzursk
drahy.
r. Mensi zajem obnoveni anglo aponske alliance, kite
rz neni poadana vzhledem prohasenemu skonu
Westinghouse konference dohodnut zamu radikanfho
valeGnych od tri vudcch ramofnch
13. Urovnani oazky Yapu prob6mu transp acifickych
kommunkacf zakad6 uspokov6m Spoienym Satdm ia
panu schvaenim ostanich vad majcfch zajem pac
ckvch communicated.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
Z DELNICKEHO ROUSTE,.

Chcaeo. list vozkG hned ma sam6m no6atku
veda I vasnTm vtr5nostem. behem nichz nakadnf
tomobv bvv zpfevrhanv vice osob Jeden straz
nix bv 7rardn vazn6 kdyz zasazen by do havy chou veil
kou prudkosti mrSt6nou.
Des Moines Ia Is list. Dve setnnv iowsk6 narodni
parv hvlv posanv ouven6rem Kendaem do Ottumwa kde
pres m6sc trva savka firmv John Moel Packing Co. iez
zamasnavala koem tfnacti set oob Vosko bvo posno
oznamen obdraenem cd Serfa oresnho navadnho
Ottumwy. re situace vymka ieiich konroly B9hem
trznosi dne bvo pet zamestnancG frmy Moeovv
raneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
JEDNA Sc O PROPUsTENf DEBSE.

Washington 15 list. - kruhi administered blizkvch
sdeleno dnes uvazue omlosnenf Euoena " Deb
socialistckeho vidce zakade zvasnch dlvodd Zda
vsak milos udeena nebude to znamena vseobecnou
amnes pro ne osoby uv6znnt pTesupky zakon upla
nenych po dobu trvan valky.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06
MOSCOW PEOPLE
ARE FED Up ON
RADICALISM
Practical Notions Getting Posses
sion Of Soviet Authorities
At Last

Moscow. Dec. --(By "A staff CORES
pordent of the Associated PressD--
Foreign kangcrs-on who have 70 hing
bit svmpa helic words and promises
Of world reyo' u ism tC offer the Soviet
ro~arrmant are growing less and less
Me!.r;Ie here since the es' Adjustment
0. re- ride and the resumption Of
taAi a'istic standards to consider
lie decree.
TIE era of free hoes s, free au+omo
res, free orora and free railway
'arns is over. Government guest
h0us ; have become hoes here for
cigners nay in foreign currency at
rates comparable to those of really
~ocd. hotels in New York. London or
Paris.
II consequence there is a general
ST." mb,;ny fer CHEAPER quar- ers
2m0ng the strange International as
eortment OF philosophers. pots, po-
i raj scientists. Professors and near
professors who were attracted to Rus
sia by The free signs and hoped TO at
tach their particular ism" to the So
VIC crnmont.
E,ndus, Turks, Chinese. Japanese
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06

Afghans, Persians, Kurds, Syrians.
Egyptians, Siamese, Frenchmen. Ger
mans, British and Americans are
among the strange aggregation which
is having difiicu. ty in reconciline
somewhat exotic views with the sud
Gen decision CT the Soviet government
that it needs mo:ey and must get it
by having Russians ard foreigners
alike pay their way.
It's a rough end to pleasant
dream. Professional proietarians
dom like il any better than par.or
Bclshevists. Many of the visitors are
finding sudden reasons for their re-
turn home, and the influx of foreign
sympathizers is declining.
Gao merchants. foreign engineers
and led sellers are now coming.
There is far more interest now in
feeding and clothing Russians than
there is in liquidating pc itical illit-
cracy Discussions of soul culture
are making way for lectures on agri-
culture and plans for getting more
American farm machinery. Isadore
Duncan and her Moscow school of
esthe;ic dancing are attracting far
less attention than the wood shartage.
Colonel Lynch, the former member
OF the British parliament and world
famous for his espousal of the Boer
cause in Sou h Africa and for his sup
por. of Irish freedom. recent y lectur-
ed in Moscow on brand new philo-
sophy. But the Moscow public seems
to be fed up en- philosophy and didn't
show any great enthusiasm.
The glamor is gone from Moscow
10 a very considerable extent and
Communist ard on-Communists alike
are talking ways and means in the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06
CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED

Mrs. G. Grab. 3116 Washington Ave,
New Orleans, La, writes: MY child
had a cough so bad she would almost
strange coughing Foley's Honey
ard Tar relieved her cough. and I
recommend it to anv mother" Foley's
Honey and Tar gets right at the sea-
of troub e. clears nose and throat of
mucus, heals raw and inflamed sur
faces, 'oosens tightness of the chest
and checks Group, whooping cough,
bronchial and FLU coughts. Henleys
Drug Store. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06

will receive in retdrn trial packGg &c
containing Folev's Honey and Tai
Compound for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pain!
in sides and back; rheumatism. back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06
CUTTHiS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
and mail it to Foley G Co.. 2S35 Shelf
field avenue, Chicago. ILL.,, writing
your name and address c1earIy. You
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06

some ard thoroughly cleansing c;
'hartic for constipation, billiousnes'
headaches. and sluggish bowels. ,Fo
sale by Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06
Philadelphia

During his three weeks at the Bon
90. New York, the 13-foot King cabr
las consumed 2112 feet OF othe
snakes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06
AUCTION SALE =
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Wednesday. Dec. z, at p. VI.
Cable piano, good condition Grand
Opera Victrola and 100 records, Oil
YER typewriter, check protector.
Davenport, leather upholstered rocker
and chair, library table, Q small
rockers. 9x12 rug, exc rug, 9x12 mat
ring rug. 3 chairs, 3 oak dressers. 2
brass bedsteads. springs and mat
tress, white crane ed beds, springs
ard mattresses, 3-turner Perfection
Gil stove and oven dishes, cooking
utensils. pictures, books, &c. etc.
Remembers the date ?rd place.
B. ii. HARNLY ACCTI0NEER
Phone 4S6 Blue
T. PAUL, OWNER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06

LANGUAGE of everyday folks the world
over.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-06

No report
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
FUNDS TO
 ERADICATE CATTLE TICK.

A delegate to conference of banks recently stated to a Louisiana parish police jury that if they jeopardized the work of tick eradication by not making adequate appropriation for it. the banks would be forced to call in their loans on cattle, amounting to $75,O00 in that parish. This is infor- nation just received in a report by the Pnited States Department of Agri- culture, and whose in charge of the tick-eradication work give it as an example of the widespread interest With which many parts of the South where tick quarantine is still in force unite in their efforts to exterminatc the bloodsucking tick.
 The report states that the delegate pointed out that the cattle business was the principal business in the par lsh. More than two-thirds of the land IS being utilized for this industry, and the stopage of tick eradication would mean bankruptcy to nine tenths of the population of the parish. Needless to say the police jury of hte parish made adequate appropriation, and will begin at once campaign to completly eradi- cate the tick, says the report.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
DEHORNING REDUCES INJURIES
 TO FOREST TREES BY CATTLE.

Young red cedar trees in the Wichita National Forest are no longer injuried by the herds whi1h graze there. The solution of the problem was simple-the cattle are now dehorned.
 One of thedraw wbacks to pasturing natural forests has been the injury which was apt 10 result to the young growth from the grazing animals. Af ter fire-protection methods on the Wichita were fairly we'll worked out and fires became rare instead of the rule, cedar began to come in rather plentifully all over the forest under the oak stands. A sthe cedar began to reach a little size the supervisor of the
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
SHIPPING MIXED VEGETABLES ID MARKET IN CARLOAD LOTS

because person likes orangies is no reason why he should be compelled
 o buy carload lot or do without
 ihere are many markets in small cities ana towns which can not handle fruits anu vegetables in carload lots; yet d eafioad shipment is always desirable from the standpoint of economy First anu to these markets Is supplied by 'ne use of cars loaded with mixed vegetables In a single month 664 cars or this description went out from tue Los Angles district to deliver their
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

varied contents to the consumers in small cities west of Denver. repre- sentative of the Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agricul- ture. checked off the contents of a mixed vegetable car" recently and found that it contained the following commodities Oranges, lemons, peppers easabas. lettuce, chilli, turnips, onions, leek. chicory, beets, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers. persimmons. pomegranates, and grapes-a total of 17 products in single car.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
a fair sized armful.

There are in existance two copies of Hamlet" one lacking the title page, in the British museum, and the other lacking the leaf, in the United States
 Of Venus and Adonis" there are thirteen known copies of the first s editions, while of "Titus Androncius"
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
here is but a single copy.

there is but single copy.
 These ''super-rareties" are called "quarto volumes" and command tre- mendous prices.
 The folio" editions, which came later, are very rare, too, though not as rare as thequartos.-Winnineg Tri- bune.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

forest noticed that 1t was being broken rather badly by cattle, both in the tops and in the branches. Cattle would hook their horns into the trees and twist and break the branches.
 After some consideration the super visor decided to ask the cattlemen users of the forest to run none but dehorned cattle the Wichita. They quite rapidly agreed to this, and the result is very aparent. It is only occasionally now that red cedar is noted which has been twisted and broken by stock.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

l f you want to buy or sell some thing let your wants be known in the Classified Ad Column of the Daily Picayune.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

Super. Rareties" in Books.
 Of Shakespeare as originally printed there are not enough volumes to make
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-To hear from owner of farm for sale. State price. Mrs. w.. Booth, Box D, Hipark, Des Moines, Iowa 4-14 2t
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

Room for rent with board. Also table boarders wanted. 4-14 d-15 Mrs, S' k, 1ouis
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

FOR RENT-Good pasture for horses and ctttle, tick free. yern Buchanan
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Black Au-Sik /
Full 81 pI)
Inches Wide, pf'

37-inch Black Costume Chi,
ity, both the face and back d
wearing service. Extremely p(
and wraps.
$500 Costume VelUeteen, \
S2.49
36-inch Costume Velveteen. a fine
silk. lustrous, deep, close-pile quail
ity, In black, brown. navy, taupe
and plum. |
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
WOnen's Handbags
at SI.95
Values Worth Up to $500

A special purchase from one Of
the largest firms in the country
provides this unusual showing of
Women's Up-to-Date Handbags,
of leather, velvet and duvetyn.
All the most stylish shapes, in
black and colors.
Included In the assortment are
Leather Swasger Bags, Long-bandle
Bags. Vanity Books and Purses.
Also Velvet and Duvetyn Bags.
with fancy metal frames; one
piece style, silk lined and finished
tassels TO match.
GoIdenberg's-First TIoor.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Men s Pajdmds

Faultless Pajamas, Of heavyweight domet flan-
mel military round-neck styles, trimmed With ~
silk frogs and washable silk braid plain styes3 n
sizes A. B. and c. Seconds Of $3.50 and $500 vail r
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
$3.50 COrsets,
SI.W

Pink and White Coutil Corsets,
with guaranteed boning: medium
and extreme long-hip model. espe-
cially desirable for average figures-
First F1oor-Bargsin Table.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Regular$ s.

A famous trademark brand,
and a general favorite. OF bead
material, with wide elastic top; g
Long hips and heavy hose support
Corset Dep
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
1.69
SOC VeiLings,
I9c Yard

A special sale of Mesh Veilinss,
In various styles. plain and fancy
meshes. also chenille dot effects.
In black. brown and navy blue.
First FIoor-Veiling Dept.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Women s $1.5
HUnneLette {

Another, lot of Women's Elk
gowns, good heavy quality, il
Made with double yokes, TRIM
without collars.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
$500 and $500
Rope POrtieres,
1896

Heavy Velour Finish Rope Por~
there's. large husk and tassel trim
med; very deep valance: I'LL in space
from I to Z feet In green. blue.
rose. brown or red colorings.
GoIdenberg's-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
89c MILDLY Ties,
49c

MILDLY Ties. of good quality silks,
with corded edges; in black, cardinal
and navy blue. Full cut and well
made.
First F1oOr-Neckwear Dept.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Biz Purchase of Riddles
Peg-t0p ROn,pers, 79c
Values Worth SI.OO Regularly

fortunate purchase of these Popular Rompers for
the kiddies fashioned of fine linene and ginghams, in
assorted plain colors Smart models with pocket and
large buttoned belts Large assortment of well made
practical styles
Goldenbergs-Thid Floor
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Chan1O-Suede
GLOUes, dc

Chamo- suede Gloves, two-clasp
style. in brown, gray, covert and
white All sizes.
Goldenberg's-Fbst Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
ALLEGED BANK ROBBER
GETS IS YEARS IN PRISON
chnNcs Wiiisc. ConyieEd In l,onn-
oAe Iourt OF Having Burglnr.'
TOOLS In PoSsesslun,

wiiEe.. as t al bank Ia", rS sSSmcha sls
iured her. November 10. following
battle with local police! today was
FOUND guilty in Corporation Court
Tor having burglars tools in his
possession and his punishment fixed
oS jury 1T nftccn years in the pen
.tcntiary.
William Porter. who Mas arrested
with Wilkes following the robbery
OF nearly 100000 in Liberty bonds
ana securities from the Bank OF
GLASGOW, Va. WAS sentenced to twelve
years in the pcnitentiary last month
Both men Will he tried here AT The
next term OF court on charges Of
shooting 1T IN officer" after which
they viii face trial in the Circuit
Court Of iockbridgc County at Lex
inGion Va. on the charge Of rob-
hing the GLASGOW bank James Il.
Rod.crs. third companion. was
killed when the trio WAS Intercepted
10y the police here the day the banl;
was robbed
Local police announced tonight
that &, y Gordon. who describes him
self rs being from Louisville. Ky.
was arrested in Philadelphia two
weeks ago ana is Being held here
CHARGED with being an accomplish OF
Wilkes and Porter in the Glasgow
robbery and with having taken part
ton. Va. last year. Gordon. they
sad. was arrested III Il Philadelphia
hospital where he was recovering
from u bullet wound received in "a
deh;.
The police added tina; Gordon told
them h" had worked" out nf Pail
adciphia. Atlanta and Dallas. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
WASHINGTON AND LEE
WRESTlERS ARE BUSY
Thirty-FiNc Grnppicrs Report Tor In
door Spurt-l;. Il. Iirctt Is
Coaching Squad.
tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA. Jan. .oo.-With
thirty-tve candidates reporting each
day. the wrestling team OF Washing
ton and Lee is fast rounding into
shape fer its first meet. Two meets
have already been scheduled, and IA
tIird is being arranged.
The first meet, Win West Virginia
University, is scheduled for fcDru-
AIRY -. at Morsaniown, ana from
there the team NH go TO Pittsburgh
for 4 match with Carnegie Tech, on
February II. In addition to these TWO
meets. an effort is being made 10 get
ut least one home meet. This meet
viii probably y. with either David
son or with West Virginia tor a re
turn match
The wrestling team this year is be
ing coached hy l.. T.. Brett. OF the
university physical department.. Coach
Brett has held Il high record in both
wrestling and boxing. and holds the
championship for the Connecticut VAL
ley in both sports. ana under his di
rccticn. tho prospects for 4 winning
team are EcCI IL is the opinion of
the coach that the material this year
is exceptionally good.
The university has decided to award
modified monographs TO III" seven men
making III" team this year. The mon
oErIms will he the official trident"
wiki the small letters W. and Il"
on either side.