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The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-23

Visiting high school girls attend
ing the Vocational Congress were ten
dered a matinee dance Saturday aft
ernoon at the high school auditorium
by the senior and junior girls of Gal
latin High.
Mr.. A. S. Cole, of Belgrade, who
has been receiving medical attention
in Bozeman for some time, was able
to return home last Friday. Mrs.
Cole, who has been with him here,
also returned to Belgrade.
Friends of Mrs. R. S. Dawes. who
recently submitted to an operation
at the Deaconess Hospital, will be
pleased to learn she has recovered
sufficiently to be permitted to return
to her home.
Fred CruZen, a student at the Mon
tana State College, was struck by an
auto on Main street near Central Fri
day morning when attempting to
catch the street car for the college.
He stepped behind an auto, in front of
another following close behind which
he did not see, hit him. He was not
hurt to any great extent, although re-
ceiving badly bruised knee.
Members of the Five Hundred Club
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. K. Keodn, on Lindley
Place, last Saturday evening. After
several tables of cards, the hostess
served a delicious luncheon.
The big carnival to be given by the
w. o. w. Cheer-Up Club is working
into shape for presentation and will
be the talk Of the community. The
committee in charge completed ar
rangements for the attraction at a
meeting held last Friday evening.
Last Saturday afternoon Norma
Jean Randall celebrated her sixth
birthday at her home on East Bah
cock. About twenty guests were
present,who enjoyed the day with
many games. A birthday dinner was
served with an innovation in which
the big cake was brought to the table
by beautiful doll driving several
turkeys.
Mrs. S. NJ. SOuders, president of the
Montana Federation of Women's
Clubs, was the guest of honor at q
reception rendered last Saturday aft
eInoon by Mrs. J. H. Parker. Many
Of the prominent workers in the
Bozeman club We're guests. and a
most delightful afternoon WAS en-
joyed. Miss Theo Muntzer and Miss
BETTE English served a delghtful
luncheon
Mrs. w. K. Judevine entertained
Friday afternoon at cards, there be-
ing sixteen guests present. Refresh
nIents were served after the games
had been playd.
Mrs Joe Huber entertained men,
bers of the Jolly Sewing Club at her
home on North Black avenue last
Thursday afternoon. Besides the
members, there We're several visitors.
Sewing and a musical program Occu-
pied the afternoon, after which de-
licious luncheon was served.
Frank J. Wilton celebrated his 10th
birthday last Thursday, and in honor
of the occasion, his mother, Mrs. F.
o. Wilton, gave a dinner party to a
number of his friends. After enjoy
ing the excellent dinner, the evening
was devoted to social amusements.
The Thursday Club was entertained
| by Mrs. j. L. Stats at her home last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Brooks, of
Minneapolis, was the guest Of honor
The afternoon was devoted to music
and social pastimes. A very dainty
luncheon was served.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-23

!Ray Matter and D. P. Fabrick
were business visitors in Bozeman
on Friday and Saturday of last week.
H. F. Nelson, of the Willow Creek
State Bank, was transacting business
in BOzeman last Friday.
]. C. Menapace, of Three Forks,
spent Thursday in Bozeman attending
to matters of business.
Miss Twilla Williams, a teacher of
the Pine Butte district schools, was
shopping in Bozeman last Saturday.
Mrs. William Mickelberry, accom-
panied by her daughter and Miss Myr-
tie Patton, were at the Mickelberry
ranch last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Freeland, prom
inent residents of the West GaIlatin,
spent the first of the week in Boze-
man, visiting with friends.
Miss Alice Ramsey, who is teach
ing at the Anderson school, was a
business visitor in Bozeman last Sat
urday.
A large number of the teachers of
the Gallatin schools will be in at
tendance at the state convention this
week in Great Falls.
Mrs. w. B. Veach, of Three Forks.
attended the lecture given under the
auspices Of the Bozeman Woman's
Club on Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Andrews, of Trident,
spent Friday in Bozeman, attending
the Woman's Club meeting and visit
ing friends.
Henry Van Dyken, one of the pros
porous residents of the Holland set
tlement, was looking after business in
Bozeman Thursday.
Miss Paul J. Davis is visiting rela-
tives in Salt Lake City. She will go
to Los Angeles later and remain for
the winter.
A visitor for the Thanksgiving time
who will probably make his perma-
nent home in Bozeman, arrived at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Shane
last Wednesday, a bouncing baby boy.
Friends of Mrs. H. F. Bohart will be
pleased to learn that she is improving
nicely. She submitted to a surgical
operation at the Deaconess Hospital
Just a short time ago.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Miss May Trumper, of Hell
ena, attended the Vocational Congress
at the Montana State College last
week.
M. w. Penwell and R. ]. Dunn were
IN Bozeman Thursday to meet Mr.. J.
P. Stagg, Of Anaconda, who was a
visitor at the Penwen home for a few
days.
Girls of one of the classes at the
Emerson school held a musical social
last Friday evening. The program
was very greatly enjoyed by those
present.
A. I. Rutledge returned to Boze-
man Saturday from Long Beach,
Califo where he has been residing
since last September. He will remain
IN the city for a few weeks attending
to matters of business.
Members of the Kiwanis Club from
Bozeman who attended the charter
presentation to the Helena club were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Jameson, Rev
H. G. Klemme and Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Ingmundson.
Mrs. Una B. Herrick, dean of wo-
men at the Montana State College
left the first of the week for ar ex-
tended trip to eastern and southern
cities. A short time will be spent IL
Kansas City. Later she will visit
Relatives and friends at Houston
Texas.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-23

Ernest Aveltine is spending a few
days at Manhattan, visiting relatives.
Ed. Ellis, Of Maudlow, was a bust
ness visitor in Bozeman last Friday.
Miss T. Carlton of Belgrade, was
visiting friends in BOzeman Friday.
A. H. Stafford was attending to
matters Of business in Bozeman last
Thursday.
Miss Agnes Barbee and Miss Olga
Fusick, Of Three Forks, were in Boze-
man Thursday, doing some shopping.
W. L. Stockton was business Wis
itor in Bozeman Saturday. He stayed
IN for the taxpayers meeting.
Paul Jefers, 3 prominent citizen OF
5effers, was transacting business in
Bozeman last week.
George Stiinson of the East Gala
tin was In Bozeman Saturday, at
tending to matters Of business.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
KEARsARGE TO De MADE
NAVAL CRANE VESSEL
Slim Lines VIII he Iiul.cd From
12-Foot Beam to One of 02
Feet I'm Width.
Tny Assoc.atcd Press

WASllINGiroN. Jan. 22.-l.aunchcd
amid the Spanish war stir of 1885.
n" old hattlcship K~earsargc. then
expected t. rcvo,utiomi.c naval war
fare, has passed out Of the nch,ing
IN" Of III" navy without ever having
ar"d 4 y in anger.
Long ago the big ship, a giant tor
her own day. was thrust aside as a
naval freak Memories that lurkcd
~ h"r historic name. proud imasin-
!ngs of her future that filed the press
~ h"r launching could not save her
She is 10 become naval crane ship
SO. l. = peaceful, ~plodding hand
maiden /" th" lighting craft Of today
and tomorrow. Beside them she viii
be almost u pi@:ny ship.
At League island Navy Yard tho
old ship ~ the lin" is being stripped
81 var .enr aud military ~trappings.
Guns tina, have fought: only mimic
ta',i"s are going oversize to tn"
scrap-heap. Tho great smp"r-imposcd
;nrr"ts that housed thcm-a new
"ord IN naval architecture when in
stalled. ARC being torn out. Cage
'nasts mus, 20 Is the hoard. steel
walls Of tho coming tower. brain cell
Of a fighting ship-wiIi disappear.
Much Of tho side armor will hc
stripped away and only tho hull and
engines l"fi.
on this base will rise a monster
electric crane capable OF lifting $50
tons. 10 support II, tho ships sides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24

! m,jns -, .,
49, . '""' ""'"eS the SrahItc
stallion. There is !, ,obl., !, ~.
! memory ~ L,I,,. r... "
''Pt'' W. H'ht
!" enc srcat thoroughbred dam which
t"Su uhuAlhS lame :or herself iy
- "uinncr aiti quality Of her pro-
49," S'r.iS IN" turi no lever th,n
N.'eH iohiS - 'isnir.n gears. Her
ntS. Sttcn were by l.camia"toa. and
- y tot Mere lrouu".S, Harold aIa
'acohci. t.ic latter the dam III SIR
niNon. EelNhdcrc and otn.r ar.at
i'c"rs. surely Maggie IL. Il. is de-
serving OF a memorial.
1t vas beneath ines, n,n-nnlin ,r.c.
tnd I'll" pines .wn.cn I'm. In. r.,,Jwn !
leading Ia thc hoiss IN, ~ ,r.,,
turlm,n al that day ~suth.r,d .n''uai-
~ to bid on tn. Wearing urouu.c az
tn. farm, with Ir,I,u.I .uI., n,
Truce as auct!oncrr. fables VIM -.
ir"shincutS were alM.so spread and
$portsmcn look.d urward 10 vim
"la.rn"sS. 1t was tn.-, ina, ~. rrn
i"ritiarl bought Tarui, ANA Iro,u,.4
ana according to irIrk t;rly IRIS.
wctl'S interesting m.uoirs Ios, ma
M"gara iilly. later known 4, ram. rs
II. lying S~pinaway. when he i.r.",l
to draw lots AZ H., vrn wouII h,v,
FIRST choice In, !, In, ~ tnrr,".n ,.'r'r,,.,
after Parole had triumpncd IN En.-
and. 1t WAS there. too. mat August
Belmont bought S~usu!rhann.. j,
daughter Of that great mdtrun susan
Stratturd wnich was destined ID
throw toe iu;urity winner. Potomac.
when mated with st. E!t:.s. Under
those same trees tnr pwycry houghi
Harold. ana the breeders az KIN
tUrhy We'd with each ntn,r in thrIr
ca.cincsa to but,r,,s tng.r !,ud, WITH
d~aushtviS of bennington.
\ yolnm" might =. written about
Parole served Ia .rltrbtuu -. I,u,-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
LAST HOG ISLAND SHIP
Goes ON TRIAL RUN
When Aisnr Is Accepted Monster
Plant in PENNSYLVANIA Becomes
Property Of Shipping Board.
INV Associated PrcsYl

ii'N FNE~'' iii'l fF'SN#i
pIIfiADELpHIA, Jan. 22.-nor Ts-
land. ono" the worlds greatest shin
yard. yesterday sent it's last vcseol,
the army transport Aisne, on n trial
run of tho Delaware Capes. ana with
rs delivery to the Emergency Fleet
Corporation next Thursday. ship
building ~ he big plant will cease.
tarly next month the American In
t"ruational ShipbuildinE Corporation
Will turn the yard over to the United
Strt"s Shipping Board.
aboard the .Aisnc when st" sailed
down THO Delaware today were men
prominent in business and govern
mental affairs in this city, Wash
inc'"n, New York and Boston and
q mmh" Of army officers. After
h'ing pm through various official
ioHis the vessel Will return 10 tho
yard tomorrow and I'VE DAYS lnt"r
VII J." turned over 10 the ncet cor
~rnration. RI" Aisno is as fce' long.
WIN a displacement Of 1900 tons.
ii"r contract speed il fifteen knots
IN hour.
Created as q war Hog
stand - m" peak Of its operations.
employed NOR" thar 3G, 600 men and
""mNn IN" FIRST keel was laid ~
VIC Nhrd February -. 1915. and sine.
'n'n i22 vessels, Of = total Of a5G. $50
tons, have been turned
out. IN" production record reached
rs height IN til. ouo-ynnr period
rom Arr'l. l"io, - April. 1920. whcr.
S"FentN.nin" stool cargo carriers
W'r" launched. an average OF u
mp every t~wenty-cicht working
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
THREE KILLED. TWO DYING
AS RESULT OF HOLDUPS
Man! Daring Unbhcrics Featured
"""k-t:nd Operations az New
ioI< GrimlnHIs.
iHv Associated I'r"ss

NEW YORK. ian ga rccur.
Of crime, including tire.
deaths. two men dying In hospitals
from Injuries inflicted by highway
men and NJ" holdups featured the
wcch-rnd operations Of criminals in
Greater Ncw York and it's !nylrons.
one man Was hot 10 death on a
crowded street in broad daylight. an
other was Killed in an attempt %
prevent tho robbery Of I store on
East Forty-sccond street, while the
third. an c!ghtecn-ycar-old choir,
boy. was found dead on railroad
tracks near Richmond MN. with sew.
era! bones broken and his hcaa
laccrated.
Armed automobile bandits. opcrat-
ing near T~arrytowu, obtained loot
valued at more tina $4,000 ,odav
when they held up automobile par
ties and milk wagons one robbery
was staged near tho csta,c at Mrs.
Finley J. Shepherd. while another was
near the William Rockefeller home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
|REVERsEs DECISION Of
0CATTY-MOORE BOUT
Was Originally Awarded to D'Gntty.
but Commission Afterwards
Declares NO Bout"
ny u. HOWARD kElI,.
UNIVERSAL service STAR t,r..,

HEu SrrN,'c Stan Correspondence.
MN YORK, Ian. 2S.-Tha Nav
YORK state BOXING Commissions ro-
SeFscd a referees decision for IN.
nrst tims Yesterday when it declared
frihaE night. no bout" This night
nau been originally awarded 10
tou!ed him by hitting below m.
oGa,ty on the grounds that Moor.
Edward Pol!ack. who refereed the
hEht. the Pioncer SPORTING: Ci,lb
WA"ro the match was staged and
lanes TSefori. o'Gatty's manager.
nav" al been suspended from further
pu;ilistic activities in this state by
the commission.
The action on the par; Of the stat.
commission Clearly points the way t.
~. necessity u a national commits
son Tor the control OF bcNir.. In
this particular Instance thr stat"
commission was entirely capable nf
handling the situation within its own
has no other than moral effect IN
Any Of the other eighteen states THAT
allow hoNtnc under their laws. Con-
S~"1uectlN. the men and ryan .a;ion
.na, nave been suspended arr s,il.
rec to work In other territory unless
noNInE officials OF these states bar
tn"m on account OF their conduct m
New York State.
II an official national commission
form the control of BOXING .wors al
ready 4 reality. Offenders AGAINST
r"cocnized ring procedur. would bc
barred or SUSPENDED from an purilis-
&c efforts until ~re!nstat"d ~ the
national, commission.
In ihe ease % referee rollack. T.
seems that h. wont against public
approval and strict rim rulings IN
been facing mis- opponent. 4 local hoy.
from rope 10 rope when n" was ao-
"ise1 OF foulinE. An uvcStiEation III
the entire matter by the commission
q. - 80 a fnf yl- E.IL. ..4. go .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
"CHAMPEENS' ALL TAKE
A TURN ON THE STAGE
No Matter I'm What They Exec,
Lure of Screen or Siren uf.
Stage Calls Them.
ny u. HOWARD KELLY.
Universal Service Correspondent.

,oEEFSUpfIfrnf.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-why do ,.,,
Of the big lights In the spor, wor,,
sooner or later sock to flash thor
Foolish question!
To pad their Old bank accounts =,
couiSc., rs soon as -; man becomes
w. acknowledged champion In his
iih! nam signing up for IA vaudeviiie
eng rrnl"' or taking q fling n, ia
movies. Invariably tho athlete js -
Jack Johnson. despite his d.rt
brow. cut cap"rs III the vagdeySiIo
platform. Thcn came MIR. Willarg
Jack Dempsey went In for bo,h ,ha
legitimate stage aud movie ser,ats'
l!"nry Leonard hit tn. c.lluloid t,nii
and idcntiiic'l his name and IN
HISS WIN several thousand feet or
iiiui. After his twelye-round br. wi
MIN dempsey, big E!ii brennan ID.
'i"'d thht his pr"pcr sphcr. Was IN.
stas". And lie is still nj the acting
Now ncnny Leonard tolls ma
through Billy Gibson. MA manap We
mat nc may pack his giovcs In MD
%. a., TAG and make a tour Of Il
The isttc celebrities arc no, -.
ohlN ones who have a ~sclf.confess"d
"akncss for drawing down monev
III. ~: theatrical route. The attn.
sport. ~ o.
Take old Bsmhino Ruth. 10.
couldn't @rcsis; the lure to 70, intn
ne movies. Ever soc him in 10
hraInntic vehicle that he rode into
movie fhmc on? Yes that was somn
nivHcr. IS i motlon-picturc nrtor Ill
,nough Babe slapped the bali about
~ cobb wont In for tho stage :,
ono time, Dozens % star foS;bnIII
players, several wrcstlers and fewnn
= i"" champions of indoor sporta.
such - checker wizards. r lent
,helr names and %taicn;a to the sta re.
'c~inporariy. which WAS good fo- thc
stage IN mast cases.
80, n" tr"at and near-Erca in
no sport world arc not as a rule /,
they ro"1 tho cash or wan, ,bn -
",icn ron soc them behind tho Glare
~ the loo'lichts or running anuck
IN the movies. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Soldiers SIN. Bc cour,-Martiaicu.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Jan. 23.-Thc
recommendation Of the special grand
iury of Walker County tina Captain
i."iiar and Lieutenant Mcbride. az
company NJ. h" tried by court-martial
N connection with tho l%ynching az
WIN Baird Will he referred 10 Cover
nor kiby. who. as COMMANDMENTS
chief OF the State military forces, Is
alone clothed with authority I con-
vene such a court, II was said nj
military headquarters Here hast night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
BOWLERs SHOW
FORM DURING WEEK
Teams in Commercial and Fam
Leagues Turn In Excel
lent Scores.

Ioinincrciai League teams ON.
'!hued their good work and pat u,
some excellent scores the past week
on ,nc Mount Vernon Alleys. Tho
n"aE'cs ST u new record for "a tive
man team in their match win In.
,!otary club Wednesday, might. Nold,
i'r"shers and the old Dutch Market
n,So nlahe u showinss. There were
80" many changes IN the individual
Standing OF the nlay.rS. and All ol
ne games played were hoi!y CON
inc Eagles team is now lcaain.
the league with .SSs per cent. htyi,,,
M"h eight out OF the nine games
p.aych with the Jewellers and Nuldc
frntiors close behind.
Bob Eunck is nov ic,di,, 80
.cLEnn for high ind!vidmai average.
VIZ gay Whitman ana Harris Il close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
"ERDENHEM, "LOVEL YHOME
FOR THOROUGHBRED HORSES
george d. Widcncr's Beautiful GOO-Acrc Farm at
chestnut Hill. Philadelphia, Possesses Some OF
The Worlds Most Noted Animals.

TlilhADELPIIIA. Jan. 2S.-Erden-
h.iin, tn. beautiful farm at Chestnut
iiiiI, where George H.. Widcncr makes
Ms nome, mas much to attract the
'nN'r o. the thoroughbred. II MAS
there that bennington rcigncd at the
mead "t the stud nf .Aristid,s Wclch.
mo gave 20 the turf a family who's
aiS,lncil"n Was n", confined 10 this
country. but r"apcd tho Giracst hon
RS ah,"ad. IL was In" birthplace OF
l~rouuo:s tn. only .Amcr!cau-hrcd
winner Of the English Derby. Of IA
i'la " scidlng which electrified the
british 10y his speed. and OF Il host
~ other sons and daughters OF Learn
sn-t"n who's" f;.nc Il spread over
iht pages Of turf history in this
country.
There is no NOR. lovely situation
Tor. 4 thoroughbred nursery than
t.rdcnhe!m. whose 500 acres mr.. wa
tered rs III" W~issahickon River. Tn.
and Is gently unduiating. Tho hu:ld-
Cushioned IN til. main from limestone
luarri"d on the place. The quarters
Tor stations ami mares are ideal.
Fences OF post and rail div;d. In.
paddock. in which hrood-marcs rough
~ coat. hut vigorous in health Were
atspcrting themselves in the bril-
liant sunshine of a January day re-
Gently.
the h7autiful Young Fr.uch horse
Tronpe In Mort, winner Of the Met
rupolttau Handicap. atiJ other good
races rs . 3-Tcar old. and now =
STALLION Of majestic proportions.
While a larcc horse Trompc la Nor;
has an abundance Of quality. Ilis
temper : perfect. and he can hardly
'Scha" h"inc a success il tn" stud.
- shown. tho mares Dr. McClosacy.
superintendent Of tho place said ;hCrc
w,rc no evidences of the trouhl.
which caused OF the mares
on tho farm to slip their foais in
l'sH. Golden Rose by '%;oldnuch.
from Ia Trappe. hy Hermit. ,hs
ous member OF tho brood mar. Eroup
&t Erd"nllc!m. She Is wi:h foal to
! roinD" "a Mort. Mr.. Widcuor hid
sl2i.nnn for inchcapc last Sprinr. I'm,
dry;h offered 4 like sum, and "A con-
ing IN tho futuritv.
Fine Mares aunrtrrcd Mt Farm.
"thcr inc mares seen Were Courti-
Sane. and ~crcpuSculc. daughter or
Nlcddl"r out Of Correction. and Strike
7-ldSht respectively. There was also
i~.prnhciin". IN" frs; Of rho got al
itlnct ialaiin" 10 come 10 the United
~ Sundr.ige. and she too Is with
toal 70 rromp" N Mort. Another
m" young mare is a; once. an i'm
ported daughter OF S~imontault. Out
h"rS" Hurry on. Half of the WIDE
nor mares arc in kentuckv to bo
mated With Fair Play. ~i:allo,. and
"tncr sir"s Of that region. bu, thor.
arr a sufficient number At home -
keep their owners appetite keen for
the pleasures Of breeding. and 10
furnish trainer \. j. Lnyn.r with
promising material for Metropolitan
racing.
Tn" only buildings az. the days
n Mr. Wclch, now IN existence arc
tho Old hrma. which Is in cNralfrn,
state .: preservation and IN" small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Levi. Training Hard for nan,

f.W TUEE. Jnn. Ia" Strnnglcr'
l."w!s manager said Yesterday.
with Earl 'addcck. and in event tho
stranger wins he will give S,anis-
aus Ibyszlto 4 chance a; the title,
i>c"l& manager said today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
VISITED BY NIGHT RIDERS
Farmers of Kentucky Counties
warned Not 10 Sell Tobacco
intH Prices Advance.
81 Associated I'rcss.l

LEXINGTON. KY, Ian. 23.-Hi.h,
riders saturday night visited farmers
in Bath and Fleming unit ami
warned them not to haul any mir.
tobacco To market until prices were
mthcr. according 10 reports received
here tonight.
Tho reports. received from NIoun,
sterling. Carlisle and Elcminrshurr
Said that the growers We're warned
thlt heir barns would he burned
severely unless they complied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
= l1App0k WILL MEET sIRANGIER LEWIS IN GOTHAM TONIGHT SPORT
Rabbit" Maranville
Is Sold to Pirates"
IN, \..ocIntcd rrc..I

plTrSBt non. pa. jim. ga
W nltcr M~nranNi1lc. shortstop of
the Roston National League bn~r-
bnn club. will conc to L.,
according 10 announcement made
here tonight.
Through n dcai Just closed. out
ncIdrr> w ilinm >nuth,,.rth and
freh and Innclder WAL
ter barbara rD tn ,hr ,,nstu, IN
onnls. Thr lio>ton tcniu u,sn re-
r"i'rd n "nsh consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
It'N nif'al News

i'ltN''b, Ian - Martin Il.
'hh "n"s" facial likeness TO Judge
= harl"S Evans Hughes was much re
'narN"d upon during tho 1915 p-csi-
d"htlal campaign, Is dead. of pncu-
monia. ~. was n hahrrdashcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Teams to Mce, In I,ncbhurr.

u ~ IIfVTsG. w. Ian. 23--Vir-
Elnlt P~"iEtcchnic Institute ana Wash.
lrttni n L"c basketball teams will
meet here ~ the city auditorium next
Friday night.
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To Cure n Cold In ooc INV

Take GROVES Laxative EpoN,
etiN1NE tablets. The genuine hcnrs
II of T. w. Grove 20,
sure you get BRONCO 3nc.-Adv.
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Schedule fnr thn ~.

can National.
w 'hncedar- National state and
CITY IS. sank " Commerce & Trust.
FridaN-Fcderal Reserve vs.. Iyr-
chants Bank.
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Arm, poIo Tcnn, 1,.,,.

WEST POINT. y. y, Ian. 2a-Thc
army polo team won two INTERCEPT.
.~'sI"'" matches from Vale today by
scores Of 6 20 | and ( 10 o.
Hughes Douhfc L. n~.J
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a. 800
Schedule for ,,c u,..L
High Thrcc i.nmr.

MONDAY, Eagles rs. Spo,Icss %.
" "nn"Siay. old Dutch Market -
,."tary Club: Friday, Mold. Brothers
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RoLA NecRi?
COMM g.
RAILROAD

Arrivals md Departures Of Passenger Ira
DAILY. unless otherwise shown publish
only as information and not guaranteed
7 DAILY ercc;lt Sunday. sunday only.
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Archbishop of Inpn. DIe,.
LAPAH, BOLIVIA. Jan. 22.-Mon-
sisnor Celcstino Loza. archbishop a.
l>apaz. died today.
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iiirki Hands Papers 10 Ebert.
bEi;i-lN. jar. 23.-Eki Iiicki, the
new Jdhanesc ambassador 10 Ger
many, yesterday presented his fv..-
dent.als 10 President Ebert.