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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
FIRST NATIONAL GIRLS
DOWN PLANTERS TEAM
Take Contest by 3H-to-iD Score.
Game Is Hard
Fought.

Planters National Bank gave the
First National Bank team scare in
the championship contest of the Bank :
ing Women's Basketball League last
night in the Y. w. c. ~. when the
League leaders were forced to be con
tent with = 32-to-l? victory over
them.
First National entered the game
confident OF emerging victorious over
1hcir opponents. but the margin OF
thirteen points is considered scant
when the great battle put up by
Planters is taken Into consideration.
The losing team fought desperately
Was forced to extend itself to win
Ead Miss Wharton, forward for
t!Tst National, been kept away from
nc Ihe symm ,,a ,l last night Planters
plaSer shot ten goals from court and
ner work easily was the best on the
uoor. She found it diiicult TO break
through the defense Of the opposin;
shooting range OF the basket she
never failed to locate sit Miss
Hatcher. Mise Wharton's running
mate, also played an excellent game
SECURING five goals from court.
For Planters il was Miss Gillian
that bore the bruHt OF the teams at
TACK. she Gagged six goals from court
saturday afternoon Federal Reserve
and the Bond Department teams win
play AT the y. w. {. a. This contest
Viii mean much to the Federal Team
us IL must win IN order To keep pace
with the Firyt National Bank team.
Score OF last nights game follows:
First National, -: Planters. 10
First National Position National
iiai cher. $50. left forward Gillian
w harton. right forward. Smith
Shuniate. jumping center. DAVIS
iicnshaw side center Scott
Wright. ...... left guard Cole
Clement. fright guard voIt-
summary: Goals from iicld-JIa,ch
cr .; wharton. 10. Gillian. 8: smith.
I. Goals from foui-Ha:cher. >;
smith J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
CORNELL ANNOUNCES THREE
SCHEDULES FOR YEAR 1921
ithnra flowers. Grinders nnd ,rosxcr.
VIII Meet strong Opposing
it.nin~

'
ITHACA. y, Y. Feb. l0.-CornelI
sniy"rsity's 1927 football. baseball.
rack and crew schedules were an
m"unced today by Graduate Manager
Enmcyn Kerry.
The football schedule contains two
new opponents. Western Reserve
University. OF Ohio. and Springfield
College. both of which will be home
EamtS. The mSjor gaines are with
Colgate. Dartmouth. Columbia and
Pennsylvania.
The baseball schedule OF twenty
Two games, which starts with n
Southern trip. includes games. April
Z and s, Nirginin, at charlottesville;
June 10. Washington and Lee, at
Ithaca.
The schedule for the track team in.
ciudcs two indoor meets. the pennsyl-
Nhnia relays. q dual meet with Penn
Cambridge.
The crew schedule includes varsity,
,reshmen and possibly junior varsity
on May 81. a ,i.l'F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
RICHMOND CANNOT HOPE
TO LAND T|TULAR BOUT
Former Sport Writer Declares
Championship Wrestling Match
Here Improbable.
Sporting Editor. The Times Dispatch.
Richmond. Va

sporting Editor, The Times DiSpat CHI,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir.-Scvcral days ago there
appeared in your columns Il letter
signed by Mr.. 'Zckc' Smith and Mr..
'Bi!ly' Wollseifcr. in which was Of
fercd Il challenge on behalf OF Marin
Plestina. the conditions being that
l'lcStinl meet ED Lewis in Il champions
snip iiAish wrestling match i'll Rich
mond II was also stated that Mr..
li.stina. through his mana ger, was
prepared to post a cash forfeit and
that Il purse OF $1,000 dollars WAS TO
be the reward FOR the winner OF such
a match. Whatever may or may not
be our likes or dislikes regarding Ed
Lewis, the fact remains that he is the
recognized heavyweight wrestling
champion Of the world, and haa Just
recently defended his title against
Earl Caddock.. Were There no other
"A championship Offer al This time the
ia"t that he has met TWO such OPP
moments as Stcchcr and Caddock with
In a period Of less than TWO months.
would give him entire right in any
reasonable mind, TO refuse To give
consideration TO championships pat
tie at this time.
When IL is realized that even cx-
hibition matches such as the one
that is 10 he staged at III" strand
Theatcr February IL. draw in larger
communities sums anywhere from
agine the proportions OF Il purse for
real championship engagement
Ed Lewis Is now reapinc the ben
Gifts hccruing to the man who fought
his way from the bottom to the
championship rung OF the ladder. Ills
tour .: the country now. as take ii
~ 10 promote interest in wrestling
and TO give clean ana entertaining
exhibition of wrcstlinr--no more.
ihere could he no poss;Dla claim to
a championship bout in Richmond,
and certain ii Is that the promoters
.; this match have never entertained
Tor moment the thought that any
one visiting the Strand on February
-, would expect to see such an event
III 'Tekc' smith ana his associates
VIII continue to promote matches
such as they have given to the H,h-
lie III their Broad stree, arena, and
VII! continue their fight for clean aud
fair athletics. they viii accomplish
much. both for themselves Individual
~ and for the city collcctivciy
1T Picsiina is the marvel th., his
manager and some OF his warmer
friends seem to think and 10 this
can offer no combativc argument
then soon or late he is going 10 get
'cc"e nit ion. and he is going 70 be MI
'ed against IN" then champion.
Very truly yours
GUS MALBk.ET."
Richmond, Va Feb O. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
SPIDER SCRUBS WIN
Defeat Eor!. Union Cadets. -; To 10
Visitors show Ian

Showing an improvement, I'm ,h,ir
paving. hut unable to cope with tn"
de!cnsc put Un> by the Spider scr,,bg.
Fork Union Military Academy last
hIShi lost TO the University OF Fitch
'mond second team by the scor,. OF IN
20 j.! The Cadets played much bet
ter Than they have In former con
tests but they could not stop>. IN.
PUSHES OF the NOR" experienced p!ay-
crs. The score
Scrubs. 20 Fork l-Slor
w. smith,. left forward johnson
W Wnims right forward Mcrryinan
" Sin'th :..... center ....... Mc;caICe
Media ni"i. left guard .... lone.
l. rnSon. right guard. ... Dillon
Snhst uiions-Mci,anicl for Whi,a-
hurst. BioNon for Mcrrym,u. White
hurst for Richardson. Whitchurst for
Mcdaniel. Goals from N.ia-V
smith. T. w. Smith, g. Whitcharst. ,.
Mcicnifr. 6: BluNon. J. " Williams
. Goals from foul-W WiWiAms !:
IN IL Mcrryman. I in :, Mctcalfc, /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
EVENLY MATCHED CUNTS
TO MEET At H0W|TzERS
Contest Will Re Second Between
Teams This Season-Gamc i'll
Charge of Association.
MURRAY BACK IN blNE-Up
Star Forward Expects TO Play for
Doctors -No-Namc-Ccn-
trial Athletic Club Will Play Pre-
liminary.

Richmond Terminal and Medical
College will come together for tho
second time this season tonight on
tho Howitzers' Armory court. The
game will Ice preceGed by prclini-
nary game between the Central y. c.
and the No Name qu.nts. Both games
will he under the auspices OF the
Howitzcrs Association. The first
game VIII start promptly AT Sis.
In their first meeting Richmond
Terminal Defeated Medical College by
tho close score Of ~ TO o. winning
out In the last half. after trailing The
Medicos the frs; half. Il was IN TINS
game that Richmond Terminal seemed
TO regain their old-tme form which
was characteristics OF their work ear
Tier in the season when carroll ana
Todd were il the linc-up. Dean
Murray. the Medical College best bet.
who was out OF the last game on
account OF bad knee. VIII be in the
game tonight according TO intprma-
ton from the Mcdcos headquarters.
As Richmond Terminal had lost to
Park View, who in turn We're de-
feated by Medical College, the rail.
of surprise to the followers OF the
sport here. Terminal will use the
same lineup tonight as they did In
their last game. This combination
seen on Richmond court this sea-
son in their last game. i
With Murray back in the game.
Medical College Will have more OF
mond Terminal Qulnt. He was missed
sadly by the embryo doctors last
week. as the substitute working in
his place missed several easy chances
1t is a weil.known fact in town that
Murray is dea;h OF, open shots; eS-
pecially with his left arm. with
Murray in the lipe-up many claim
that Medical College has the best
quint in the city; Terminal claims
the same ana the result OF TINS game
city little. If Medical College loses
they will he entirely out of the run,
ning. y third game will be piaSsa
IL they win. |
The game between Ccntrai a. y.
and the No Names IS expected to bo
n thriller from start 10 finish. These |
two teams have met once before TINS
season. No-Nnme cmcrcing the victor
by q score OF rs TO "a since thcn
Central has been strengthened by
the addition of liorncr in center and
will be out 10 redeem themselves
The No-Namc team. which is made
np OF high school boys. has defeated
every team it mas played this season
md will be out TO Keep their STATE
clean.
The line-uns follow:
Richmond Terminal Medical Collegt
Jennings right forward. .Morelana
ljoNaday center ..Caravatt NJ. |
Marin 49,. left guard. .Dickcrson
King right guard CaraNati, Z.
Name Central a. G. |
Hopkins. G. left forward. .sturman
Hopkins, w. right forwardMiduledori
Miller.. centdr ;,', tio.tlTr
jackson left guard Miller. +.
Pokras right guard WinSheld |
Ching" Graham Will referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
HARD BASEBALL SCHEDULE
FOR BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
twenty Games Arranged With lead
Ing Prep Schools In
NirninfI
Special TO The Tin

Spcc.al 10 The Times Dispatch
BLACKSTONE. VA. Feb l0.-Black-
stone Military Academy viii under
lake this year The hardest baseball
schedule ever attempted by Virgil
MIA prep school. The schedule calls
for twenty games. including alN tho
leading prep and high schools OF this
section OF Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. The season opens here. March
20. WIN the strong Mount ST. Jo-
srrh college Club of Baltimore. ana
reserves in Farmviilc.
me coachcs have as neuclcus.
"in!T I'VE letter men from last years
Salmon. burnett. Pickett. Thorne and
Hnrnc the team must be built
s me new men who have had
found Totten. Herring, Hickman.
EiNhy, Cochran. Avent, and others
from these 1t is felt that a team, can
be made which viii be Il worthy sue
ccSSo- of he club OF 1920.
Following is the schedule:
March 25--Mount st. Joseph Col
March 26--.chester High School.
April Union Seminary.
April ll--Danville Military Insti-
tut..
April l2-cha Thanh Training School.
Nnrii list. christopher School.
. April lG--McGuire'S University
Aprii lo-lIampden Sidney Re-
April 22-Ranholph- Macon Acad-
APRIL 22-carolina Naval and Mill
tary Academy.
;April 25-John Marshall High
April 26--Fork Union.
Aprii 2a-EirSinia Episcopal School.
April 2S---Woodbcrry Forrest
:, Anmi 29-university of Virginia
ADril 3O--Chati,am Training School
May Granville Military Institute
May John Marshall.
May li--Fork Union.
May l'--iiampden-S Sidney Reserves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Carpenter Will Not
Meet Frank Moran
li,y AssocIntch rrc.s.l

FAIRS. Feb. 10-rhc proposed
match between Georges Carpcu-
tier, heavyweight champion oi Fiji
rope, and Frank Moran, of Pitts
burRh, before the Continental
Sporting Club of Paris. Is on. The
terms demanded by Carpenters
managers were such that the pro-
motors were unable to meet them,
they state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
HIGH COST OF LIVING
BOTHERS "DUTCH" REUTHER
Claims Expenses In nrooi,Iyu VIII
he 81 n Day More Than
In Cincinnati.
] BY Associatcd Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lG.-Asser,
ing mat II costs 50 a dag more TO
I've In Brooklyn than In Cincinnati.
walter tDutch) Reuiher Cincinnati!
oitcher. who was traded to Brooklyn
last season for Rube Maruuard sent
WORD To his new employers today
that ne would not play until this and
other differences were met
lie asked that lie he given n round
trin ticket to New Orleans. the
Rrooklyn spring training camp. in
order 10 strnighten out his differ
chces with the club.
Reuther WAS traded nj the end Of
the season when n ticket scaiping
scandal prompted the BROOKLYN club
to dispose OF Marquard Rcuthcr
who assisted the Cincinnati clu1 wsn
thei world championship IN 1919 was
suspended and iiacd when he took
ten hnNS' vacation Mithnut lnhHn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
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SPIDERS TO PLAY TIGERS
University Of iticI,munh Meets II,un-
drh-Sfdnry an ita.!sctann
Court nj McsthamntpD

nhiEcFsity o. Richmond ana lamp
ball court tonight n, Wcsthampton
The game between the two teams
WI hc the only contest OF Tho rIph,
ana "ill start az $50 O'clock Roth
p"cal ~ for this game and Il should
81" q ci"@"ly contested affair
E"''n"inr Is tho prubdbl. 'fun-iir
or tho Spiders: Iieglc- ara Mottl.y
Rim. TO-. center Alien,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
AWARD MINNEAPOLIS
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
Annual Fail Event VIII Go &" In
diana City-IioIh Spring Affair
nt 81. prtcrsburg.
By Associated i'rcSS.
/, !. E'IN Nm Ia M hmm

TAMPA. FLA. Feb. i0.-Minneapolis.
MINI. viii entertain the horseshoe
pitching aces" Of the country al Inc
annual fall contests OF inc National
Horseshoe. pitching Association Omen
Ing September :. 1t WAS learned here
today.
The spring meeting OF the barn
yard golfers" will open in -. Peters
burg Ma FehrunrY y next.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Gibbons Beats M,l.bc,

..IIvLF.D1. OHIO. l'eb 10 Tommy
Gibbons, o. st. paul knock.I on,
Tohy Mclchcr. Of Newcastle. ia n
the mrs, round OF "A scheduled t,yrivn'
ronnd bout her" tonight Tn. rn,,,,
had G"u- for'y-six seconds n,,IW
are light hcavywcights. ny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
TO CREATE COMMISSION
Committee Of Missouri House ,IukcS
Favorable Report on
Measure.

JEffEHsoN CITY. MO-. Feb. 10
u SUBS iiutc for n bill introduced to
provide for Il state boxing commis.
Son was faEorably reported by tho
,i"uSe committee on Criminal Juris-
prudence today.
me principal change made in the
new measure is the limiting of bouts
TO ten rounds. instead OF twelve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
CAROLINA WINS EASILY
Tnrhcci Five Toys With I.ynchburg
Elks, Taking Game by Score
nf IN
Especial to The Times Dlsnatch

fSn"cial 70 The Times Disnatch.l
l.iNCliBCtG, VA, Feb. lb-North
bashctcers n rather easy proposition
here tonight. for the Elks were tn-
abb" TO get together, and the visitors
won, 33 to Is.
The Tarhccls led the first half. ~
to . In the second period the home
team pulled together. but even then
II failed To develop it's usual machine
The game was slow In action. and
both teams were clearly, OF on shots
Carolina clearly outplayed tho Elks
on the defensive ana In following up
shots. Lee. for the locals. and Car
michael. for Carolina. were the stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
u,crruIc Committees, Drc;.

LINCOLN, NEB. Feb 10 -Tnr:
,"ta tH!as boxing exhibitions in a..
Srasha, which was recomIrs,,J"d ~,
indefinite postponcmcnt ~ :. Hone
committee. was today ordered J!a"nd
on the general file. the :, morn OF ~ =
OF 10 TO Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Hold I.cnrne Meeting Erid,y

y u CLES ELASD. OHIO. Feb 10
James G. Dunn. president of tho
Cleveland American League club. To-
day i@ceiyed . letter from President
Johnson. Of the American League. an
nounctntsot mat tho spring meeting or
the tAne4can League would be ncid
here Friay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
RICHARD TO STAGE FIGHT
ArrnnGrs for Transfer OF Cochran
anil isrnIy's Interests
10 Him.
10y. Associatcd rrcss. l

. l ny stSSo'iNlcu l-rcSS.
NEW YORK Feb. l0.-TcN Richard
ahn"1nced today he had arranged for
the immediate transfer 10 him Of Tho
interests OF Charles b. Cochran and
william y. Brady in the proposed
Dempsey Carpenter championship
match.
The transfer, he said wouId he
made through an attorney represents
ing the other members OF the origi-
nal promotion project. Jack kearns.
2empsey's manager. will take mart
In the transaction, he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11

,,Woodherry Forest Quint Wins.
WoODBERRY FOREST, VA. Feb
lc,-The Woodberry Forest basket,
hall team defeated the Massanutten
sAcadcmy, OF. Woodst ock, here today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Jnckcts Dcfcnt rIscrs.

ashland. VA, Feb. 10 Ran
doinh- Macon defeated Hampdcn-S Sid
ncy in basketball here tonight hy the
score OF 80 TO IL Zimmerman. cen
ter. played the. best game for ny.
winning team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
is NEAR,

7oday:s and Saturdays
SPECIAL SALE
will afford you additional opportunities to save money
Notice Every ltsm and Respond Quickly
Many new additions to this lot and 1
s sss 1t 500" F;; the suit"
0ycrcoats at $500 Belted and conservative
Sold S s"s rre ss"ss $500
In Oxford Gray and Brown
hhHted Cl0th Oferc0ats, } these Coats suitable
Special Price, $4,000. for any season OF the year
Sale Price .... $4,000
SnId ,n ., o., "a Homcspuns and Cheviots
~ W ~ "i-'''' Sale Price .. $3.50 !
Including every pair of Trous
Extra Trousers, $500 house that sol p to
Were $3.50 to $3.50. $3.50; So. d..
odd Suit and Fancy Vests, these in nearly all sizes
Special Price, Sl.50. Wonderful values.
Sale Price ...... S so
Just another item of inter
hhiled "oh SUITS, sl6o0. est to golfers Only few
Mostly large sizes. } OF these splendid suits left
Sale Price ~. $3.50
Extra Trousers $500. Mems serviceable Trousers
Several materials. Snio 3D. gu 1Ae'iots' ~
special purchase of
about sixty pairs Palm !
Palm Beach Trousers, S4.75 } Beach and Panama Cloth
Values up $3.50 trousers in Grays, Tans
and Mixtures
Sale Price .si.75 s
We have these in Tan Palm
ann neach ,es's' 9i."o Beach only. Anticipate your
Sizes VI to rs. summers needs
Sale Price ....... Sl.5O \
The CIR Special Soft Hats have 8
g :. :, , become well known that we 3
r., IVY '.,' "''i"' are SIMPLY gong to announce
FAMOUS '-h Specials inc addition OF several very fine
sale rricc ,........... s3.45 4
These the best made cloth B
Tweed Hats nj 80 az hats obtainable be had
Former price to $50 IN variety of coors and
Sale Price ....... .ss.e5
Soft Hats ot CT M Broken lots of good grade Hats in
90 IN -, ' all sizes.
800 e'' Sale Price 81 on
For Friday and Saturday only Tan
i'ai"cohs 9ooo. J tubberized Rancoats that sold UP
Were $1,000. ) to, SO.
A table full Of desirable Caps for
~ APPS "i'"o ! men and boys all sizes and excel 4
Sold up TO $500. lent bargains. 80 w go
Sale Price - 81 on 3
shirts Aad snees Shirts G5 Of ~f s gr ssf
FORMER fricc, $500 French cuffs g
Sale Price ......- S1.o9
Odd garments of medium and e
Warm Underwear, $40 heavy weight Underwear in 3
Formerly up 10 $780, cotton, wool mixture and all Z
Sale Price 81 on =
Aso or aaiee e.sp grade
Sale Price e,es 4
Quality Shirts fa "s eaass i" oe4ss
Complete range of sizes SILK Finish Jerseys and
otner desirable materials 3
Sale Price ....:S $685.
AT sas5o-choice of any Suit in the house thai soa,,
to $500. ~ ~ 3
AT s3o50-Choce of any Overcoat in the house ~ cola
up to SOS. CO. 4
$3.50 discount on ali Underwear, Sweaters Might sh;rt
and PaamaS. g
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
NOTICE! MIMBRES
VALLEY FARMERS!

The assured success of the grand
free barbecue at the court house
grounds on Saturday hinges, in no
small degree, upon the generosity with
which the farmers Of this section re.
spJnd to the request OF the barbecue
committee for contribution Of frljoles
beans, chill and other concomitants OF
the best feed Of the kind ever serv.
ed IN the hot tnmale country. II is
hoped that this response will be not
only generous and liberal to the de-
gree of fault but that IL will be
prompt. Bear in mind that any pos
sible surplus will he distributed quiet.
ly. but effectively to possible needy
families, OF whom there may be a few
even in this glorious section Of plenty
during the so-called readjustment
period.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
READY, WHOOPLA!
BEEN WITH ALL

I'm 9S years old and still young
damn phool I've been In New Mexicu
since 1875! I've seen Cooks Peak.
the Florida mountains and the Tres
Hermanas grow up from prairie dog
holes! I've chased Indians wath
Crook. Miles, Shafter and Iawton and
secuted Apaches for Leonard Wood.
I've skinned the high places and hit
the low spots. I've lead my ace and
beat from a sneak. But l honestly
expect the Deming Armistice Rodeo to
furnish the biggest excitement, fun
and general all-around enjoyment of
what has been anything but a quiet
life-and I've enjoyed 1t all. I'll be
ON deck with bells on, from the souno
off on Thursday morning until Taps"
--2.7o per cent-Saturday night.
Yours for the Big Rodeo,
NAVAJO BILL.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
MASONS ENJOY
SPECIAL PROGAM

The members OF the Deining Lodge
No. II. A. r. 4 A. NJ, were entertain
cd and instructed by program OF
specially arranged talks at two meet
ings held Thursday and Friday eve
ming OF last week.
Past Grand Master A. W. Pollard,
dealt al great length with the land.
marks and esoteric features of free
masonry while Past Master j. q. Moir
spoke interestingly of current matters,
among others the entirely banned or
ganization Of the so-called Ku Klux
Klan. which has been severely arra,gn-
ed In official letters by the Grand Mas
ter lester, OF New Mexico, Grand Mas.
ter Randell. Of Texas and the titular
heads OF other masonic Jurisdictions.
On Friday evening George Robinson
and John G. Watson. discoursed on
educational themes Of particular i'm
ppTt w tut HiuNtuh. NOfhlllplui WAS
ter Sage OF the local lodge reviewed the
life OF George Washington, the leading
mason Of his age, and explained the
purpose Of the George Washington Ma.
sonic Memorial association, which =
soon TO build u magnificent temple at
Alexandria, Virginia, where the Father
Of his Country, officiated as the wor'
shipt,il Master Of Alexandria Washing.
ton Lodge No 20. Edward Penning,
ton presented the claims Of the Ma.
sonic Relief association. A talk By
sam Lindauer upon the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. %, In action
It's wonderful collection Of Washington
relics, manuscripts, paintings, etc, and
the stately mansion and grounds nj
Mount Vernon. q few miles away, con.
cluded the program.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-08
RODEO STOCKNIEN

The time for action has arrived. The
Rodeo committee requests every COW
man. who proposes tn endow the grand
free barbecue with a yearling or So.
10 deliver his contribution to Tom
Farmer Of the barbecue committee at
once. The time for delay. or procras-
tinatiOn, is past. II must be- remeni.
bered that any surplus beeves. frijoles,
or other supplies. VIII be distributed TO
needy families through reliable agen-
cieS. Likewise. Kelly Phillips John
Hyatt and Thone Of the Rodeo commit
tee are now prepared to receive baa
bronchos, Wild steers and entries fcr
all the events Of the frontier SPORTS
Quick response to this appeal win
grealy facilitate the success Of the en-
tire program. DO II now. RemeIu-
her there Is a special prize Of $25 for
the widest broncho Offered. Owners
Of fine saddle horses are asked 10
lend them for the use Of the Armlst.ee
Day parade marshal and his aides.