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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
CENTRE COLLEGE LEADS
ALL SOUTHERN ELEVENs
Vanderbilt Also Made an Ex-
ccllcnl Showing With
Freshmen Team.
SEASON WAS SUCCESS rUL
!c"rgin Tech JIcnds All south
rr" TENNIS Ira Scoring with
Total Of 100 Points 10 80 for
Nine Games.
tHy Associated Press. !

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. 20. --Compa RI
son 81 records OF the leaders among
'hc many well drilled football teams
'nht represented tho South thia year
SNOWY that the Centre College dcvcl-
"ped the most effective machine Of
the season. II the average Of ability
va "ih. scoring strength and dcfen-
'IFc power. Is 10 be taken as "A stand
'ri. Tho little Kentucky institution
'hat conquered Harvard was. with the
,Nt'ptl"n o. Vanderbilt, the only
I'iNi" eleven 10 WIN all Of it's CON
ISIS on the Sridiron. aud IL led in
defensive power and came In second
IN scoring ability. one or Two post
JASON games 10 follow Thanksgiving
"'"N VIII not change the ranking.
centre. Georgia, Georgia Tech and
'thhcrb!it were the only Southern
AIMS that met no defeat from an
"'her Southern rival. but the two
,''"rIla Institutions were downcd I'm
International contests. Tech lost, -
80 =. 10 Penn State. and Georgia lost.
10 :. I" Harvard. and to to
dartmouth. Nandcrbilt's ouly inter-
N'otlonai game was the Texas Uni.
Nr'hlty and the Com m odorcv won. 20
=" .. Centres only international
iu"'eh MAS STOP triumph over
Harvard.
''rofSIa Tech led all Southern
'''.'" and probably has a high nation
wac ranking with its total Of $50
r"Ihts TO 81 for the nine games /,
p'"Fcd and Centre, which came In
second III orcnsiv" power with geo
q" Ia ten games, probably vii
rank upon tho nations ,opmos, de i.
''h>lN" cl"vcns. Georgia Tech,
''ide" Tornado averaged 80 point
game, against n fraction over SIX
i,"i"'' Tor its opponents. whiis
centres Praying CoIoneis" average |
- POINTS gam" 70 sIx-tenths cor
it, opponents
Vanderbilt and Georgia we,s
father far down in the list IL .cor
lh& machines. neither coming wlthia
tn" '.rst ten For the Commanders
~ eight games mad" lsl uoiu,. Ia
~ apd the Georgia Bui Dogs 4,
zen games mad" i6l To 81. II ,
ranking Of the best ton among In.
Spnth's major "levcns. vita total
gaines their scores ana Opgonents
score. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
ELON COLLEGE BEGINS
BASKETBALL PRACTICE
with New Material Institution Pre-
pnrcs for Successful
SenSon
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

ispcc.il 10 The Times Dispatch.
EI.ON COLLEGE. y. c.. Nov. 81
With the close of the football sea
son with the Thanksgiving Day
game. interest on the Hill is now
turning toward the sport Of basket
lail.
ON Tuesday the Varsity squad Of
the college viii begin their practice
for the season. which opens after
christmas. From indications il
looks like large number Of men
viii report as candidates for the
team
OF last years team T.. s. Johnson.
forward. and T. L. Johnson. center.
will not he back with the team This
year These two men. however. are
tho only men Of the regular squad OF
last year that vii! not be available
for this season.
Il, Perry and McAdams. guards. Fix
and Newman. forwards, regulars OF
last year will be back in the linc-up
this season. Also among the sub
st!tntes OF last year Andrews III.
White Barker. Kennedy. Walker.
Alarictte. Barber. Atkinson. IIarrod,
ana Penny will be back in uniform
as candidates for the varsity SQUAD
this year.
With the new material there seems
10 he fair prospects. Among the
most promising arc kirkland. Flynn.
S. Perry, Letter. II. Brown and A.
Brown.
G. T.. Farmer ana s. l.. Atkinson.
WHO have been with the team in
former years. but who were out Of
school last year, will be back into
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
GEORGIA TECH LEADS SCORING WITH $50 POINTS
Coach La Motto Praises
Richmond Grid Team

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. e.
Richmond can boast OF the best
football team I have seen in a
long time" said Coach LII Motto,
OF the Scwanee team last night.
on HIS arrival from Richmond.
They have u powerful line. dis
play good judgment in staging
straight football and outplayed
u.s." The coach declared that for
two quarters the game was one
OF the prettiest and fastest OF tho
season, but that In the third. with
Sewunec's line weakened by sub
stitutions ana the team om-form
In receiving forward passes. Rich
mond made the game onc-sided.
In the final quarter Scwancc made
one Of the best stands of the
game. driving the ball TO Rich
mond's fiftccn-yard line. but were
held and finally rcpulscd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
FRENCH TENNIS OFFICIAL
QUITS OVER LENGLEN ROW
Climax of Controversy Which Has Been Going on Since
Return of Noted Woman Player From
United States

an hour. perhaps an hour. through
the sporting spirit Of the tennis Of
hcials and the large crowd.
Attacks Unwnrrantrd.
'Suzanne's attacks against tho
United States Lawn Tennis officials
and the public are absolutely unwar-
ranicd. She was received like little
queen and treated with the utmost
courtesy. Her every within and mood
was satisfied.
she knows how TO win. hut she
does not know how to lose grace
fully. She placed the personality of
Suzanne before the good name of the
sporting world OF her country and
could not face defeat.
"Th" attitude OF the United states
Lawn Tennis officials and of the
American public in the face OF the
reneatcd defaults or Mile. Lcnglcn
waa very lenient and above ali blame.
Carpenter is n hero in America de-
spite his defeat, because he showed
crit and went down fighting. while
Nile. LenGien placed France before
the American public az preferring to
quit rather than to face defeat.
France never quits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
KIN OF TOBACCO MAN
MYSTERIOUSLY KILLED
Nephew of Founder OF Hull Durham
and wife Muir
derctI,
NV Associatcd Press

WINSTON-SALEAI, y. c.. Nov. 81
j. w. Blackwell. DR.. who. with his
wife. was shot 10 death Saturday at
his home in Gallup. New Mexico. I'M
der mysterious circumstances, wa. n
native OF Durham, y. c.. the son OF
James W.. blackwell. and nephew OF
the late ". Y. Blackwell. founder of
Bull Durham smoking tobacco. After
hllins a position for several wears
with the First National Bank OF
Durham. Blackwell wen, 10 :Scw ark
city as representative OF the -ir
ham Hosiery Mills. Later, because
Of i'll health, he moved to New Mex
leo.
Hlackwcns wife, killed beside her
husband was Miss Mona Whitchousc.
Oh purhain. Their marriage took
place in 1915, in New York CIV I'm
the Little Church Around the Cor.
ncr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
SPORT WRITER HEADS
BASEBALL LEAGUE
IHv Associnted prnss ,

SAGINAW, MICH. Nov o.
Fred Wilson. Il Toronto newspaper
sport writer. WAS elected president
secretary treasurer OF the Michigan.
Ontario baseball league at the nm
nua! meeting OF the organization
here today. He has been secretary
treasurer OF the league for several
years. The proposal TO combine the
positions OF nt-secretary.
treasurer was advanced by Canadian
members of the circuit
walter q. Foss. OF Bay City, was
reelected vice. president. The league
fnaEnates voted for spill; season
In 1922.
This plan was followed during the
last season.
Figures submitted at tho meeting
showed lS2,ls? persons. witnessed
league games In Canadian cities dur
Ing 1921, against 15S.a83 in Michigan
cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
'-L-
BOSTON TRANSFERS
PLAN TO WALK OUT
IRy AssociatedP ress. l

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. 27.-The To-
cal union of the international Broth
erhood OF Teamsters, with a mem :
bcrShip of 5000 truck drivers, toda y
authorized It's conference committee
to call strike If necessary in con-
tending for a nine hour day and IL
nve-day week. in negotiations with
employers for new working agree
ment. beginning January 1.
The union demands no change in
wages. The employers have proposed
wage cut Of IS a week, an eleven
hour day instead OF the present ten
hour day. elimination OF holiday pay
and reduction in overtime Dry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
TO Form Arumu, Association.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 27.-
All former students of the local high
school. whether they attended school
for -four years or not, but IL they have
attended as much as one year. are
eligible I" membership 10 the New
port News High School Alumni As
ISOLATION. The local organization will
soon start an active campaign for now
members. There are in the neigh
borhood OF 500 nonmembcr men ana
women In the city WHO arc former
;tudents OF the school, and an effort
VIII DO made to get them to Join
the association,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
10 MATCH CARPENTER
WITH SENEGALESE MAN

lSpecihl cable to Times Dispatch
PARIS. Nov. 2I.--Francois ms.
amps. manager for Georges car
penuer. issued statement today in
when ne accepts the offer OF a
group of French promoters 10 match
Georges against the black Sena
Sa!ese champion sikh. Descarn
says further: Il accept and osk
nothing better than that CARPENTER
should appear before French sports.
men and prove that even though he
was beaten hy Dempsey he st,r is
the best man OF his weight in the
world
bcscampS promises bout any
time after February. The bout
which Siki arranged with Jurnes ho q
been postponed.
Copyright. 1921. Public Ledger Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Mc,,iiIin Ia Coucb no,I,.

DALI.AS. TENAS. Nov 27.-'Do'
McMillin. quarterback and captain
OF the famous Centre College eleven,
VIII coach the Dallas University
football team next year. IL what is
said TO be the most attractive offer
ever made to Il youthful sridiron
star is accepted. McMillin has been
offered $1,000 according to officials
OF the university. This Is McAiil
Inns last year with Centre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
OHIO STATE STUDENTS
WIN JUDGING CONTEST
capture livestock Compctiti,u "a,
Chicago international Ex
DOkltfnn
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.--Students from
ONO State University won first place
In the collegiate livestock iudripr
contest held yesterday at the Inter,
national Lave Stock Exposition. 1t was
announced tonight. The Ohio team
scored f.lIS points OUT OF q possihic
",OOV. winning FIRST honors in tho
placing Of sheep and horses \ Cana
dian school. Ontario Agricultural
College, was second.
Penn state won place In the
placing Of hogs and the Individual
honors OF the day went TO n Cana
dian. b, w. Walsh of the Ontario
College, With SOL points,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
WIN Play post-sea.on Game,

DALLAS, TENAS, Nov. 2f.--Wnsh-
ingtOn and Jefferson College. Of
Washington, Pa. one OF the four un-
defeated clcvens OF the East this
year. will play the Texas ARgics,
claimants Of the Southwestern Con-
fcrapce championship. In post :
season game here on New Years
Day, according 10 an announcement
by officials OF the State Fair AS
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

THe '.osc OF tho scUson fuynl
Vanderbilt and Florida leading in
point 81 Improvement over 1920 .orin.
'lnd Aiabaina ana Virginia Military
,4irtI'dtion showing less comnara-
"iINe strength than probably man.
,"iher big teams. Vanderbilt. which
for years was n Southern leatc-
had team this year composed chief
~ "f freshmen and much IL en-
pected or II mex, season. while Flo-i-
da VIII return many players ard
should get much trained matcri;l
next year. due 10 the rcmnrkah c
interest taken in the last year or SO
IN high school football in that state
Alabama and Y. NJ. / are expected
To hay" teams next season that Will
snow 10" effect VI this years train
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Entertain Winchester r. r.

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. a7.--Thc
iootbaii team Of Winchester High
school, which won all blu; one gan q
'hts season. was cntertnincd las,
evening by friends at bannuet
served In tho social hall OF Ccntc-
nary Reformed Church. The Rev,
Clarence Woods acted as toastmas.
ter. and speeches were made by
Principal III. 8. Duffey, head coach.
and several members OF the club,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
GOOD HEALTHDUE
TO PLANT JUICE"
Popular Business Man Tells
How the New Herbal Medi-
cine Relieved Him.
FOR STOMACH AND KIDNEYS
He Had Tried Many Remedies.
But None Helped Him But
Plant Juice.

One Of the latest testimonials for
Plant Juice is that of MIR. George w.
Old, a we!i-known resident OF South
Mills. y. G.. as he has lived there for
the past 81 years. Mr. Old has
large farm in that section. and is also
engaged in the grocery business. He
said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
BANKERS LEAGUE ROLLS
RECORD TEAM SCORE?
Bowlcrs Show Great Improve.
mcnt in Individual
Averages.
Averages.

The past week has shown great
Improvement In the bowling GOV both
teams and Ind viduais in the Bank
ers' Bowling League. az tho scores
Indicate. There Was some great
bowling. the First National setting
a record In their division. recording
tho phenomenal score. Of $50 Tor
their series and establishing "a record.
In the other division. the Virginia
Trust Company also set a record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Confident mt Start.

Mile. Lenglen.' said VI. Dejoannis
today, was perfectly fit when she met
Mrs. Moila BJurstedt Mallory at For
est Hills. Mile. Lenglen was defeated
by player who on that date showed
better brand of tennis.
81 shook hands with Mile. Lcnglcn
before she entered the court. Her
hand was cool and her pulse normal.
She was confident. She only COM
mcncei coughing after having lost
the games. ] blame her for abSo-
lutely refusing to continue when
could have obtained recess OF half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
[ny Associated press. |

PARIS, Nov. o7.--Captain Albert Il.
Dejoannis. who accompanied Mile.
Suzanne Lc!glcn. the French tenn; :
player. - ;he United states last sum-
incr, has rendered his resignation as
vice prss.Ith; OF The l'rcncn Tennis
Federatior and also as mcmb-. o:
the oremni.air-E.
NJ. Dejoannls resigned in protest
against the Fcderation's order OF the
day published in the morning news
papers today blaming the directors
of the United States Lawn Tennis
Federation for unjustiticd com
menttries upon the sporting spiri, az
Mia. Lengien."
Climax OF Controversy.
The resignation Of NJ Dcjoannis Il
the climax OF II controversy that has
been going on inside the tennis fed
Grafton since the return to France
from the United States of Mile Leng-
len and her party. NJ. Dcjoannis was
accused OF having urged the French
player TO engage In tcnni:; matches
while physically unfit TO do so.''
NJ. DctOannis told the Associated
Press today that thus far he had re-
Trained fran commenting on III,
criticism levellcd al him owing TO his
delicate position. and in view OF the
fact that Il woman's name was "a,
stake. hut that the attacks became SC
bitter when the United States Lawn
/ Tennis Association was brought into
the argument that he had to abandon
his reserve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
4 UNDEFEATEO ELEvENs
VIE FOR EASTERN CROWN
Cornell Penn State, I.alay-
elite aud Washington and
Jefferson File Claims.
EACH SUBMITS COOP nEcoup
rem state Goes Through Series OF
'nincS which IL AZ StIH TEST ns
IN! College Eleven Has Ever Met
and COpcd With.
ny Sidney u. wbippI-.

United News stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. Nov. 97.-Eour undc-
ieated f"otbali teams are attcmp,jng
10 ontsh0ut each other in their claims
'or INC Eastern Football crown. They
arc Cornell, penn state. Lafayette uud
Washington and jefferson
Corneli's Claims ar. backed he TN.
pressiv" scorcs--33. points nraIu.;
her opponents ncagcr u. yvf,h 10.
tories over Dartmouth and p.nusyl-
vamla 10 help out. But j, is uncor-
tun"icl: true that Gil Dubic',. sch,I
~" Was far easier than that of Penn
STATE. for example. Both Dart,nouth
this year. although normaily ,hes.
would have proved two %. the tough
est games on any gridi'on schedule.
Lafayette IinS Clean State.
Lafayette. also with "a clean STATE
beat Pittsburgh ana Pennsylvania
! Her other Victories. including "A 90 10
Z score against BucEncll. wuuld have
been expected by any hrst-ra,c tenn
Washington ana Jcncrsorl's Glazing
ar" based chiefly on having beaten
Syracuse and Pittsburgh The rest o,
her schedule means little
Penn state. on the other hand. has
gone through a series of games
which. considering the power or b.r
opponents. is as s,im test ae any
Eastern college eleven has ever ,,e,
ana COPIED with succcssfuIlv ,i.I
varr with Harvard. In whicn the
crimson was outplaycJ was followed
ny brilliant victor? over the Golden
Toruado-Gprrria Tech carn.rI.
Tech was defeated and then the .x.
ceptiona!ly powerful Navy eleven
vent down by score Of - 20 :, Her
hanRseiving game. played on a
nnudi! sridiron. which permitted lit.
tic display -! form on either side. was
aho'hcr TIC. Pittsburgh holding her
Ia II 90 score.
=. Deserve Large Credit.
II is therefor. to the credit 80 .hn
Penn stat" ontnt that, with ,,ch =,
array Of opposing talent. tic usuaIiv
-bc-cNpcct.d reverse did no, com.
40 Team can hope 10 :ue.t four on
r"ncnia "f ,his cslibrc In tile cIos,r,-
weeks of season. with any degree
+ "i commence IN the result Men GO.
4 injured. PLAYERS wear OUT under tho
strain and-usually--the psvchoIori
cal effect O: winning IN. firs, two or
+ ,"ree big games" bring tho mos,
. deadly enemy with which a coach ,,,s
I 1" Observation-Disclosures
In this case Penn State came
through a2icndihly. ana deserves
The Army-Navy game. a thrilling
."' Hhu'HE exhibition. added nothing
|" the general situation. The only
"Fp''se Was that the forecas, Of the
result OF the annual service clash wn
/ not ups"t--as they came near ,,c,nf,
IN the closing minutes Of play Tho
/ NaF% looked To ie at least one. snd
! possibly tw" ,"uchdOwns better than
( the Army. '''A''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

lhree games. Joe Wharton (First Ma
tionaD, $50; also high single game,
gag. The National State and city
bank has been the greatest surprise
OF the league so far ana they should
be around the top now, instead Of the
notion. 1t was unfortunate for
captain Ewell that he did not havo
his regular lineup in their last So
RES against the Federal Reserve
Bank.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

INSURE WITH McCLAsKEY
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
HERO OF THREE COUNTRIES
South American Republics United in
Their Desire to Do Honor to
Memory of Bolivar.

The unveiling of "A statue to Simon
Bolivar known as the George Wash
ington of South America, took place
in New York April 49,
There are statues of Bolivar in
Caracas, Bogota, Lima and elsewhere.
lie was South Americas superman on
horseback He drove the Spanish out.
He became "Jefe Supreme" of the
northern half of the continent CHey-
fay Soopraymaw," please. siguifying
supreme ChiefD lie fought 400
battles and escaped five attempted as
Sassiaations
Bolivar has been described as "mer-
curtal, impractical, visionary, reckless
ly daring, yainglorious, sympathetic,
cunning, sensitive, intense. ambitious.
with no sense Of proportion, cruel and
kind In the same breath. giving vent
10 the highest sentiments of freuzipd
PATRIOTISM, and pracGciug the most
absolute desporism" History credits
him with having spent 80 per cent of
his large fortune for his country.
\enczuela and with having made no
private use Of public funds, although
long in control Of the revenues of Co
Iombia, Peru and Bolivia. lie failed
in mn attempt to unite all those coun-
tries under one flag, lost his power
and popularity and died i'm exile.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
FINE TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON
Napoeon's Euoqy of the Worlds
Greatest Man Regarded as Worthy
of Eternal Preservation.

App'"den "a '',c "ui,u' o0,' ''',,'' g
Sa'S % t'e "'"'" VI -''po,e'' i'o,'".
Pult .e'",iS ''ie ",ri ~ '''v "''
Nh'c" ne lsSu'" '' nus C'i"'''' a.
',iS' eohsu' - '''e 'r,'' " az '"' vi
,,i' .'e''S'"u VI '',e u'''', w '''' -, ~,
l'Si'''ill ~ '"e ''''''' '''''s' 'e
"oeu'''e,' - ~ l''''''
-, 'o''''' " '''''''-. '' 's ''''' =
i'''S si',', '''.'' ''"-"' " ~. .,
y ',i''H 'i' ,''>'''. ,,. '''' ''''' ~
"a MS ""l'fS i'I'H' ''.N '''''"' WIZ
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

able to the City of Pullman, Wash
ington.
Section 8. There is hereby Gre
ated Local improvement District
Fund No 81" in which shall be
placed all the money paid in the re-
demption of the local improvement
district from the assessments here
in levied. and all money in payment
OF installments or interest thereon
ana shall be disbursed only by the
City Treasurer in the payment Of the
cost and expense of said improve
ment or in the redemption of the
bonds herein issued or the interest
coupons thereon attached.
Section 8. The City Council shall
have power to draw warrants on the
fund herein created only in the pay
ment of the cost and expense of said
improvement prior to the issuing Of
said bonds not to exceed, however
the amount of money in said fund at
the time of ordering said warrants
drawn.
Section 10. That all proceedings
not herein provided for shall be had
and conducted according to the pro-
visions of Ordinance No. 218 of the
City of Pullman, and Chapter 90 of
the Session Laws of the State Of
Washington for the year 1911, and
Chapter 16S of the Session Laws of
the State of Washington for the year
1915 and amendments thereto.
Section II That this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from
and after its passage. approval and
five days after it's publication in the
official newspaper of the City of
Pullman, Washington.
Passed this 9Th day of July, 1921.
Approved this 9Th day of July,
1921.
N. E. j. GENTRY,
Attest Mayor.
Matilda F. Cannon,
City Clerk.
Approved as to form:
D. G. Dow,
JlyS City Attorney.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
OIL Shells 10 the Rescue

OI thrown on the waves will calm
them. Hence lt has been suggested
that oil shells be fred from lifeline
guns In the coast guard stations, 10
calm the waters around stranded
ships.
If the oil shells are hurled we'll 10
the windward Of ship and are made
10 explode on contact with the water,
the oil will soon drift around the ship
and make IL possible foI q lifehoat TO
t5e launched H. safety.
An ideal OH shell would be one that
could carry "a gallon OF oil.-Populsr
Science Monthly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

jun2 4jll5
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
OFFICIAL NOTICE

To the Citizens of Pullman:
The city Of Pullman has secured
a new garbage yard, above the Ham
ilton slaughter house. where all gar
bage must be dumped in future.
The road is in condition for travel
Follow the road past the slaughter
house.
MATILDA F. CANNON.
Juhz 4Jllo City Clerk
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
CALI FOR BIDS ON POULTRY
HOUSE

The State College of Washington
desires bids on a frame Poultry
Plant.
Bids will be opened at the Presl-
dents Office, Pullman, Washinton
thursday, July IA, 1921, at 1870
p. m.
Plans can be secured from Ru-
dolph Weaver, College Architect
tslgned) e. o. HOLLAND.
Jlye President.