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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
By ED HUGHES.

Yankee professional boxers are
the best in the world.
American amateurs representing
our army and navy are perhaps the
worst in the world. The last inter-
national tourney proved that Uncle
Sam has a few clever amateurs
who are not in the service. Bill
Spengler, the heavyweight cham
pion of the New York police, who
has held many titles in years of
amateur boxing, is the equal Of our
second-string professional heavy
weights.
Archie Walker, the New York
state lightweight champion anna
teur. is another classy performer.
And there are others. But the rank
and file of American amateurs, par
ticularly our army ard navy speci-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07

Boxing contains some queer ups
and downs. Al Walker outpointed
Dick Griffin, Nike Dundee stopped
walker, and thon Griffin battled
NIKE to . draw.
Louie Boetcher says nobody in
the world can beat Jack Dempsey.
How about Father Time, Louie?
Banker Norris Heagy has re.
turned frsm wiatering ct St. Pc.
tersbuFK. Fla He saw Ben Smith,
formef Islander. pitch several win.
ming ganes for the home club and
says Ben 10 some slabster. Mr..
HeaSy also saw Emery Of Moline.
Zahniser and Sykes Of Blooming.
ton.
II you are q bowler or . pool or
billiard player, buzz The Insider
about anything you may have on
your chest. Even checker or DOM
! inc news will always be welcome.
Sandy OVEN says he has ae.
eopted the terms Of the Davenport
LEGION for . bout between Johnny
Donahue and Jack Racer. II John.
f! ny beats Jack, he might BE- matched
with Walt johnson.
Evidently John Carse does not
believe in the grounding theory
He discarded his fur hat some
Bul velie Of Noline IL taking
boxing lessons from Johnny Don.
ahue. However, Bill explains thai
he has no ambitions toward the
WelterWeight title.
Attorney Bill Schroeder has got
q brand new case. but not the kind
suspected generally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
EXCITING CLIMAX
GIVES 1-PN LEAD
TO MILWAUKEEAN

Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Uurged on
by teammates, Art Blanchard of
Milwaukee, struck out in the tenth
frame Of his last game and went
into the lead by one pin in the
singles Of the Interstate Bowling
tournament last night. The cheers
were still ringing in his ears as
his fellow townsman, Frank Gross
man, struck out on the alley next
to him and tumbled him from first
place.
Present leaders are:
Five Men.
Edelweiss, Chicago. 1888.
Two Men.
Burke and Ritter, Chicago, 1922.
Singles.
Frank Grossman. Milwaukee,
SIS.
All Events.
Frank Grossman, Milwaukee,
1855.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
PIN MONEY PRIZES
AMOUNT TO $11, 900

St. Paul. MIMI, Feb. Cash
prizes to be distributed to winners
in the international Bowling asso-
cations tournament now under
way here, aow total more than
1000, it was announced today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
CUBANS TO SEND
TRACK ATHLETES

Philadelphia, Feb. Mot only
viii France and Canada be repre-
ssnted at the University Of Penn
syIvsnia Relay Carnival here on
April - and 50, but the University
OF Havana (Cuba) may also send q
team.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
Order Of Finish.
GIANT ROCKIES HIGH.

New York. Feb. Nineteen
Giant rockies who viii report At
San Antonio cost John lcGrav
$l0e. 1000. ~Goidis" RApp heads thu
list ct $4,000. Pitcher Pat Shea
and Catcher Alexander CASTOR cost
$1,000 each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
REDS ARE GAD.ABOUTS.

Cincinnati. Feb. THE Reds
will be q far-fetched ball club when
they assemble at Cisco for spring
training. They'll gather from II
states and Cuba,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
GRIDDRRS ARE SINGERS.

Des Moines. Feb. drake uni
veesity football players have form
"a . giee club. They found their
harmony voices last fall when re-
spending to exhoftations to sing to
kseD up their 0ofit-ds-cofpa,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07
NELSON VICTOR
IN SKI ARRAY
Norge Club Star Skis to Victory
Over TWo.Inch Blanket Of Snow
In Cary, Ill, Tourney.

Chicago, Feb. Z. - With only a
two-inch layer of snow on a To-
foot pathway that finished in a
straw pile, Carl Nelson Of the home
club won the annual amateur ski
tournament of the Norge Ski club
at the Cary slide yesterday. Mel
SON scored jumps of 90 and SO feet
without a fall. finishing with
PA 1-S points. Sverre Strom of the
University of Wisconsin was sec
ond with 2o5 points and Robert
Hesselberg, also Of the University
Of Wisconsin club. third, 204 points.
The meet was held under adverse
conditions. but both the riders and
the club members showed an ad-
mirable spirit in running OF the
events. The snow. which had been
hauled to the slide from miles
around, was packed two inches deep
on the hill with q slideway about
sixty feet long and . straw pile for
the riders to leap into ut the end of
their runs.
8 Riders Compete.
The snow which has been on the
slide for the past week had become
packed and was slippery and dan
gerous. Despite these drawbacks.
% Of tho Sc riders entered COM
peted.
In making his winning Jumps
Nelson displayed great form,
crouching only when he left the
takeon board and finishing his runs
in upright position. Nelson made
three such Jumps. making IS feet In
his first attempt. the trial run.
Sverre Strom and Robert Hessei-
berg. the Wisconsin University club
boys. also showed great skill. Both
made two runs without falls, but
neither reached the mark set by
Nielsen.
Order Of Finish.
Points.
Carl Nielsen, Norge Ski Club 214l-a
Sverrs Strom. Wis. Univ. -. POS
Robt. Hasselberg. Wis. Univ.20l
Edward Baker. Eau Claire. .ls4 Ia
N. Waterman. Darlington, Ill.1S7 "a
H. Fleming. Eau Claire, Wis. ls4
Frank Kraus. harrington. ..ls1
q. Jensen. Norge Ski club. ISL
All Jensen, Norge Ski club. .l57 -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07

Louie Boetcher says nobody in
the world can beat Jack Dempsey
How about Father Time, Louie?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07

Evidently John Carse does not
believe in the grounding theory.
He discarded his fur hat some
time ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-07

Attorney Bill Schroeder has got
q brand new case. but not the kind
suspected generally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
GLASS SPEAKS ON DRIVE
FOR U. OF VA. TONIGHT
informal Affair at Commonwealth,
'iub to Perfect Plans TO Open
Campaign Monday.

arrangements Tor Richmond's drive
~ inc university of Virginia 81 OGD
wv cchtcnnial endowment funl rnu,
p'ieh, winch Is to be inaIrura.cb in
I'M" city Monday. viii bo ucrr.c,cu
az Il snoHcr 10 be held this cvnniu.,
az SID o'clock in the Commonwealth,
.iub. This is the second catherine
20 d" held here in connection vii,
tnc campaign. and il is expected Ia
n' one OF the largest Of its kind eyer
held In Richmond.
senator Carter Glaze, is To he ,l,o
.PcHkcr at the meeting having con-
a'Htcd 10 address the university alum
M hnh the institutions friends here.
~ suite OF pressing business matters
IN Washington ana Lynchburg WhiIc
IA richmond Senator Glass will b,,
IN" Enc't Of IN" cxccutiy, commit,
tee. senator Glass is the centennial
treasurer ana viii talk" an nriiyc
Ihtt IN IA" "ampaiGn In the lin civ.
winch mas agreed To raise tn. sim,
oi tho,"O" as "a part Of the cum Ia hn
presented to tho charlottesville IN
stitution AZ birthday present.
III" meeting tonight Will h. an in
formal aUair. and aside from tho
ED""ch"s there VIII hc good yinrint-
Present at the omoker viii be nj nc
tho CAPTAINS am! the workers VINO
VIII assist thorn in raising Richuoud's
quota 1t will b" :, re, together NJ
ihir and no subscriptions viii he
sought at this time
y f""!lnG of optimism Is prevalent
Ia TIA" loCa' headquarters, and from
present Indications tho cnortS OF tho
W"rk"f@ here VIII hc crowned with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
EXPOSITION COMMITTEES
For 1922 h2E APPOINTED
Madc.in-hi' l'n:und Show Reported
to ii"yc ,lGrn Success in
Every WAY.

= ronru.;,-. "as appointed fro,,
GivhW,ut DISPOSITION. h,ld iu itr
,.rugs' A-wrr.. 10 lay plans :or a
uuch largt~ exposition 20 tc hold i'm
80 tuuu :.Ht Ut tl,s year ycst.v-
'ar az 'Hr.ilH; Of oNnihitcrs ac!d
'omuarev r. r. Harrison, chair
maa presided 50; the general meet
M.,nb..: 81 committee selected
= formulate plans iur the rr"Tos.
Aros.t..u fog urst year and to re-
port back ut . m,ctin. 10 bc held
81, Iu ,tr.v I.tc We're q. g. SHcp!u.
icore, - BlG-nui. T. 1t huntor. e.
y Saunders. Evans E"wd.m. T.. e
10 .r.luus adopted ON the matter
w'~.. "E.suirvG. iHai ,n" mnHuflc-
,4re,s .r.a 'acmters OF thu CEam"'r
Vi tua:", y" who have taken par,
b. III, NJ I'm Richmond ENpusitlo0
tJ 81 wev'.l. mold in the aUtitoriu'a
.r.at satisfaction with the rcsu Z.
Il t'c csf r-.tipu aud pledge thCm-
selves To- ASS lisa the Chamber Of Com
".'rr' il putting over the MgErst Hnc
1nest exposition N 90 eyer held be-
fore e.. 'Ec education az p.oy!" ~
.Ay WAte-!'-- l..chluoad products
i.Nir.Ss ous as - tIe results from
sae ,Npu.itiy1 wcr" called for and
"a general ouiuion SCENE! 10 DC tins.
lspef,. ami that 'Ar need %! a r"pcil-
lion If the "AuOslticH GA Il larger
sc'ie VAS felt Tne only tissatis:'c
tina. building three or four times
;ha. Of tHe Grayz Arm"ry wa
needed
John Kerr Eiranch. president Of TIA,
chamber stated ,4at nc believe! Ma
d" success oI thc EXPOSITION would
i" NOR" 20 have :. roas'rlrd at ~. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
SIXTY MAKES, ONE HUNDRED
MODELS TOBE ATAUTO SHOW
National Exhibitors Sending Machines for Display, and
Local Leaders Are Arranging Distributors
Conferences During Week.

Everything is rounding out nicely.
according TO the report OF the COM
m!t;cc ~ charg" Of the sixth annual
automobile SHOW. 10 bc held in the
ti'dys' Armory from the coming Sat
UlaaN 10 MSrCh Ia. inclusive.
Great preparations are being made
tor Saturday, the opening nignt. The
decorators .tvr at work dressing the
ariuory in tn" best. according to the
cCHm!ttc'. that has ever appeared
IN, stage, which Will hc on ;nc left
center, cNtcndiuG from the balcony.
wu"rr III" orchestra and enter
tanners Will To- placed, is a new
scheme ,h.i h3s been worked out,
ana no on. w3l have to leave any
Har; OF III" hall To hear the music
aud entertainers, therefore. this viii
avoid CrowdIuG to any particular
place. The balcony has "a Stop en-
trance on botG ends. md this Will
not take UP amy Of the seating ca
1ic.tY OF tnns" vino wish 10 81; dur
ug the performance. and the deco
,i,w from the N.lCouv 10 see all the
cars and ACCESSORY exhibits. as well
rs the crowd wiiI not Ice In the least
ouScuyrd
T"rty-Si> Exhibitors.
Tho rgtt"shUrUt stand viii he on
the balcony fDou. to the loft OF tn"
main entrance. ANA the dlnciu. viii
De az trent -nt OF The huilIius, in
rooms 'r"N!t'i for Same. and no in
easy hearing di.,ancc ct the music
The exhibitors. Iurty-siN i'm uuu-
'.". VIII Gtsulay over sixty different
makes of cars. amt over Zoo ~ the
Inherent models. up two h"iuc alike.
Many exhibits from the n,iionLl
shows w.i be here. including chas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

TO his credit. MIR. Griiifng said yce-
tcrday that only six Richmond men
tors of the concern
The object OF this company Is to
produce only Nvc-rccl AMI scYcn-rcri
supcrfcature pictures. They also in
tchd TO specialize In the production
oi stories that have historical sig
II iitcancc since this country has prob
ABLY more history connected with il
,htn any other place in America.
i, Is thc bcl!cf or the new producers
mat romantic. dramatic. comedy and
history combined Will Intensity the
interest Of the thcatcr PATRONS and
VIII also be Il firm background to n
,arEc moving picture industry in
Richmond.
Nirrina WAS also selected as an
ideal place for the production of pir
lures oceans" OF the good climate
Which Is suitable to the making OF
aims practically the entire year. The
central location is good for I'll" acting
. casts. which must he occasionally
Shiitcd to get needed settings and
atmosphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
SECOND MOTION PICTURE.
CONCERN COMING TO CITY
Company Headed by William T..
Griiiing Arranging to Make Rich
in0nd Future Home.
CAPITAL WILL BE $500, 900
Quality Productions, Many of
Which VIII BE Based on History
Oh virginia, Is Object of Big Con-
ccrn--ioral Men Interested.

INNS ar" rapidly being made for
~ opening OF a moving picture stu
nin IN The cts with Il capital of $500, :
."p' which VIII he established under
me name OF the Richmond Photo-
plays. Inc This is the second n,d
largest enterprise Of this kind here.
ana IL rs tn" intention of the company.
20 produce only the highest quality
pictures William T. GrInnr is a,
the head of the new corporation. and
many business men of the city also
nave interests in TIA" concern.
MIR. GriilinG stated yesterday that
mere would lac no relation between
ihr TWO corroratiOus in this cts. IN.
l'tih'r moving pi"tur. company here
Na% churtcr"l under tn" name OF tho
interStht" Motion Picture Corpora
Ton ana VIII hc e"pu~a,c and dis
tnci. having no interests in tn" other
concern which will be established
Nor" ~ IA" near future The char
i"r VIII h" applied for u"Nt week.
Mr. GriiilnG. who viii return to New
y "rk today is the former uwucr ANA
General manager OF TIA" Ar;ic citt.
studios, i.Hk" CHAMPAIGN He has
.ncnt man ."hrs IN this business ana
l'S several famous him productions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
HIGH LIVING COSTS CITY
INCREASED RATE OF TAX
Meyer Complies Figures ia Show
Why PaN-as-N uu-Go Plan
l. Safest.
COMPARES 1921 WITH 1919
borrowed Money for Current EN-
rcn>c> tdd> To Peoples Burden
by Rate 30 Higher Than Would
Have Been Necessary.

Mayor Ninshe has drawn iu,,r,.,
., "HAI!s,"nS between the actual
tentative budget Tor 1927. Sh1winc
tht i"N rate IN reference To Tho twn
n"..H'n,niS From ihc table as here
', - ir,S.ent'u' IT viii lee seen that
IL int NaS-AS- y nu-c" policy had been
yn,i,, IN ~" a iaN rate of @3>
"v".N h''N r been necessary. divided as
snI,eWS schools. 81. All other
mate for the rinauc" CSmnitt.,
-nnMlnE ihe aprlica;ion "f tn" pros
,.L 'aN 'at" - The n"ndin.: birdl.
en- other eudGet purposes. 10
\ matter OF fact. rs ,h., INN
SHOWS ;h" 1919 budget was parily
"Hh...d IN borrowed money.
" budget h" has made provision q.
'.''h" care ~ the interest ON and 70
t'Mnt'n OF serial notes issued 10
tat M floating debt Incurred in lGi9
and previous years when ;hc inXra,r
vas iNsu'lC.cn; To rails" revenue 10
.'',f actual aNnr"pTiGtiorS ana il
- "' int'rsSt - mote that the amouu;
ner'@S.rN would talk. a tuN rate Of Is
:. Thes@ HotSs VIII rnH Tor nine years
Now. { ~ city had paid It's WAY. a
u"r. ;he revenue necessary :or tho
r.ndinc budget. divided ms follrv.-
schools. IS. all other budget p,ir-
The followir- is an estimate show
~" 2-''S|'rN :" produce the budget
~ !Hl and tn" Mayors tentative
1919.
,,'st.m-ar"d revenns ......si. Goio2o.oo
Less reserve ......... 2+9.55I.5o
mslan ,s.s,. ..........'! .E4,li:s.55s
h9,ae.' .... ss6e.5a,.,2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

Sis. aud out-opcn models, as well ~,
compict" cars in special finishes.
lnc cOnmittcr has received many
REQUESTS from factories for tickets
FOR their executives Several of the
dealers Will hold special sales Scs-
SONS during The week with their
.%'nts IN the state. The White .Nuto
iHrEc event al this Kind. supplement
81 by factory representatives who
VIII speak before tn. local tiiStrib,I-
tors and their dealers on service.
IN" A'H"p Motor COMPANY Will call
their dealers together Tor u closer
operation. The Kline Car Cor
poratton Will bring their dealers from
y lrElnlh and North Carolina ia FOR
Tue snow. and hold Il special meet
inr. Several Of the ACCESSORY houses
axe riHrninE on like events
y Sn'Cihi invitation will be given
70 Al! visitors IN the STAT. to attend
,n' annual meeting OF the VIRGINIA
Nu'"muhilc Dealers Association on
IurSh 10. At Ia y. VI. over 800 IN =
EitniionS have hoen sent on, 20
"''iorS III automobiles and accss-
fo'i"s IN III" Stat" for their VISIT
20 nc city during show week
The annual banquet. which. viii H..
a.ld at Hotel jefferson on March Il.
T. NJ. is a Jolly together
iair. STAGED during The show each
Fr"r by the local association Tickets
ar" S"curahi" from amy dealer. and
u open 70 tho public us we'll ns ia"
'r""c The committee. who arr re
~h"RS'hie tor tn" Automobile SHOW.
are '"nlnosod az j :. Kline. char
mum ana associated with liW ar"
T. y. El"uncr. George StroiIn. v,.r.
Kenneth IL chadicK aud W. T. Bay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
TWO MAY HIVE CAUSED
DEATH OF COL0REO MAN
t"roncr's Inquest Fails To Fix Re
spon>ihilitN for Murder of
supposed BurGlU

-; . - fr>Hi; 90! wound IN
soHie leFsrn unknown 70
80 49, ne NtiIici =, Soro-
?tS' -fiaN. .UIHiEins
n..tnI - James Cheat
f'-. ''.'t 10 ~" I.aS'
'' >.i@7+Al htShl The
- sass. .asi Vas igana on a
iA!ri! hrst
S'---, >-!'-'! 'hu'N!AE
= t=-t it-r-..-r %cl UU.sGal Situa-
t-. has -t-l~-f .Ut Vi .n. finding Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
COMMISSION TEMPORARILY
SETTLES PHONE DISPUTE
Hearing Of tontro,rr>! Hstvrrn Al
lamont and Chesapeake aud po-
tOmac Companies MARCH -.

Til" coutToycrsy h'tw-ou the Ala
mont TcIcphon" Company and I'D.
In,SapeaT" and Potomac T.auuou.
'niuuuny has been i"iugururily tat-
3yd TN, Corporation CumuIss .pu
has directed that the NO cumptnic.
resume. cp-"it"rH'iy" ou.Ts ION ana
'H" commits sion VIII SIT iu Alta Vista
IA" opportunity OF showing caus
wi% they should not b" fined FOR
iHlur" 10 give ft!ll puhltc service
'pHH!u. -F-yH.r- Forward aud Adam
"l!l go 90 NyifOlk To-Day 10 take
part BOO exercises Incidental 20 tho.
formulation nf plans for improve
wcnis ana cniarg,m"n: uf imuorlnur.
ni 10" For; of Hampton Roads. uud.i
lH" auspices Of the Hampton Roads
Fort Commission. tn, city Of Nor.
lu4" and Tho Chamber OF Commerce
Of that CIty VIII entertain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
EXPECT $4,000 BLOCK DAY
FOR SETTLEMENT HOUSE
Additional Equipment for Gymnasium
nnd Furniture and Athletic
Nnnnitrs Nrr \crt'rn.

Thnt nos less than $l.npu viii ID"
raised neSt week throur u i,locl, pav.
IL the hon, nj iNr Spriul Workers
OF tn" Nurses settlement. ana al
tbouGn 'N!s amount exceeds ran,r. :
buttons of year aEo hy $500, il l..
thought no' excessive because .Htcr-
pond.nglr Mrs.. .-Eis.. 'Imlss l-n.
mer is chairman of tho event, and i
is h"r belief that scarcely . nous.
In the city VIII not DO VISITED F.u-
velopcS WIN hc left Tuesday. and go. :
lccted The following day
Addiilcua. equipment Toy IN. GYM
-nasiun' "rich is memorial To tn
late i3oHi%Hau' Georg" \. Gary S
needed rud There is also seed Cor
furniiWre ana u'n"r n-c-ssary house
hold .Hd a!h.rtlc supplies
! Positions arc found for q larc"
and iitii. rhudrtu are taught - %orj.
and rial % % manner best suited 90
their a"".'H and happiness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
LEQUATTE WILL SPEAK
BEFORE AID CLUB TO-DAY
"'raking Guess ont of Advertising
viii lie subject az New
York Analyst.

u I: i,DuAtlc. VICr-pr sIIeut "
street ana Kinney. udvrrt.s'ul
rdl...s the ::icumuud Advert |sci.s
club a. buffet uuchoou in tu-
richmond Hotel ;uis afternoon at .
o'clock. Tn" subj pf his address
wlll D." Taking tho Guess out %!
Ndvcr'isinE." and hc Will ii!us,rar.
IN" talk with strr"lticon Views
Mr. Leo Iailc is w"i! known
throughout America. aui his Gru
makes special in."-tignt!ons nj con
ditinna before na;iuu.l adycrti.sr#
decide on special campaigns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

j y IihNN -NHN'" IINI N''0rWtN-
the capital district Of kiwauis Clubs
arrived in Richmond yesterday. after
an absence from III" city Of several
OF the kiwan!s club fog tie pas ny.
months. ana ia answer go 4 falls. r,-
port which has been circulated sand
yesterday that hc uad mo- iat,ntio.f
OF TgS!gu!ug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
rraprr,y Transfer !,.c,r.t-u

\ Wo-I u haT.HIH IWI sac "a.
recorded ~ the Ger. pI;,g. OF The
DhaHo"ry court y.st-rIay ~ when
,'.Dia, =. W!l..au:s and ',.tr transfer
80 la" :. I.Js, U..lI.ag. al zla 10
~ N.r.h seventeenth -. D., tor so.
400. Ih' property .Ioi.t- Seventeenth
street MT. i've ;vvi ANA eAt,uGs back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

PartIaI pHrooI r0-I -nTVT-g 10 'T0
eastern sections OF Poland VIII nc
resumed. it was announced by POST
master Hay 7 Thornton yctt.ra4 e.
districts and ciucs 20 wnirH pa,.-
ages now NAV u- son' ana ms iIa'
wall b. given those Interested in
EendinE packages to poland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Guy Returns From rriu.

a Gc0Tpc v. Guy, cNtcIt.Vr e.,rtfury
sof the Co-Op"ratiyc Education Aa.o.
citation. has Just returned from an
Jitinerary Including Cape charles
: Parscsiey TcwD"rIuc-N.lic CnlnCo-
5tcacue, carGwcll, Glen Allen. Ma
j caca. Fr,d.rIcks Han and Anp..
aGroy". tn" leagues iu all tines,
rplaces ar" DOING ,oustru,r.y" WORK
Stor the schools ana rommuuIt. Mi
Guy reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
WANDERER RETURNS HOME
William J.. Peers Hack In J.irhmon,,
After Five Year. Service
with British.

After serving with the british
Army FOR ncaciy five years. William
Lawrence Peers has returned TO nj.
home IN Barton Heights. -FOUR years
ana eight months OF this period wns
sp"nt in three british regiments. Tho
iloucestcrshirc regiment, the ROYAL
army service corps. and th. s,upply
and transport corps. Indian army
Mr.. Peers. who wIss formerly a ;yupn
nj John Marshall High School. has
served in England. South Africa.
Mcsop"'amia. r"rsia. India and AZ
.EaniStan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Mnti,rr.. Club Mr,t.

p An important meeting ar in.
Mothers club az Eraukln School
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon &,
3 O'Clock in the school IUs!u"s,
OF Importance Is TO come before IN.
injecting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
.,irr pro,rr,i,, T. S,,.,

director oi Public safety william
y. Myers SPOKE on Fire Protect lon
!or the City al q Joint meeting 81
ne MEMS and Moments Leagues q,
utrN street settlement House. IlOi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Marriage License. t.>,,,

Clerk Waiter CNristIuu yosiorl!ay
issued marriage licenses 10 Norrc.;
u. Melton ana GraC" V Cnoycr. En-.
gene Gsytand auc Fannie !. cat.