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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

CRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE-Fur-
|nished rooms by day or week. In
|quire of Mrs. L. M. Hubbard, Bar
ton. 44tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

NOTICE-Monday, all day, will
take fresh eggs and poultry at Or
leans express station. E. S, Kelley. 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

FARMERS and SUGAR MAKERS,
Will buy stock Monday, November
|21 Also will take limited amount
/ of good hard maple sugar in wood
pals on above date. G. S. Dodge,
&Orleans. 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-Fine upright piano.
Inquire at this Office. 17tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Six young horses. ]
j. Kimball, Willoughby. tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-Farm in Irasburg vii
lage. H. w. Wilder, Irasburg. Aft
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-25 tons nice quality
hay. J. H. Bartlett, Orleans. 46tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
BY HENRY FARRELL

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Dec. ls.-Tennis In
America last summer reached the
peak Of popularity and interest.
Because Of the great growth Of the
court pastimc. the number OF players
engaged In actual competition and
the unusual interest shown by the
public. the ranking OF players by the
United States Lawn Tennis associa.
tion will be watched with more than
the ordinary interest:
The First Ten" selected by the
governing body OF the game cores
ponds to the "All-Amerlcan' teams
OF football. only II is official and
means far more to the players.
The committee OF the association
delegated TO select the ten best
American players and rank the other
hundreds of competitors naturally
cannot make choice that will suit
every one in every section but the
criticism of the selection last year
was particularly bitter when the
austere body ranked the great boy
wonder, Vincent Richards at No. l2
What the committee will do about
Richards this year is causing con
siderable speculation. Most of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
FIRST TEN TENNIS PLAYERS or
WORLD AS PICKED BY EXPERTS

followers Of the court game are unan'
lmous that the committee can place
the Fordham collcgian no lower than
third. behind william T. Tilden and
william NJ. Johnston. the stars OF
the American Davis Cup team.
Fred Hawthorne. one of the best
tennis writer's and critics In New
York. recently announced the ten
players that IN his judgment were
entitled to selection. He rated them
IN the following order: Tilden. John
sion. Richards. II. n. Williams. Wal
lace johnson. Watson washburn.
Ighlya Kumagae. Willis Davis. Robert
Kinsey and Lawrence Rice.
Interest also Is attached to the IN
tornatlonal First Ten" which has
been named by H. II. Liddell Hart
IN "The National Review" u.ondon).
His nominations are: No. 1. William
r. Tilden: .. William NJ. Johnston;
2. Manuel Alfonso. Spain; Vincent
Richards; s. A. r. +. Kingscotc, Eng.
land; G. b. l. c. Norton. South
Africa; 7. r. N. Williams. America;
8. N. +. Brookcs, Australia; ., L'n2o
shimldzu, Japan; 10, J. o. Andeison,
Australia.
Other Americans included IN his
ranking list are: Watson Washburn,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

An almond tree attaiaus the height
af II to IL feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
10 ARr INVOLVED
IN DEATH cr TAXI
pRINIn In IEkAh

Austin. Tcx- De- ie.-charEes Of
having killed or belng concerned In
tho killing Of rccier Clayton" tasi.
cab driver. who waa sho, 70 dcati
we're filed In justice II tho peace
court against - citizens Of Austin.
The lisl Includes several of the most
prominent business mer II Austin.
end all are eliifons o. good repn'
tation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
Exchanae Destinations.

Battery ID. is9th field artillery
of the Oklahoma National Guard. 10
Gated here, and Battery d. OF Musko'
gee. have exchanged designations
for convenience in administration
according TO announcement made
Saturday. IL is ow Battery y. lS9th
field artillery. Chickasha. and Bat
terry u. lS9th field artillery. Musko-
gee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
X. P's. Meet Tonight.

Work in the first rank will feature
the meeting OF the X. p. lodge to
be held this evening, beginning at
1880 o'clock, in the lodge hall, j. s.
Garner chancellor commander, an
nounced this afternoon. A buffet
luncheon will be served, he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
OUT THINK oF lri
KATIE STOOD ron
THIS FtvG YrARsi

Chicago. ner y. Mrh Katherine
ilcnne. ~ ianes,ilie. Wis. leillflr
lrfofr Judge Grimm a une of hcf
hoasshold duties fss tho past five
years has bcen Ia sash the fccl 81
ier husband. ccorzv.
The court granted her a divorce,
These not heinF Iiiblc timrs. a
husband should uash bis oun feet
said ludsU Grimm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

n. nolahd isebsFts. ~ Wallace
Johnson. ~ willie Davis. -. Frank
7. Hunter. a. San voshsli. -. \.
" Niles. a. ~ A. Thpekmofsua.
-. 1. u lllee. 81
Selection af The unilpd States as'
soolallen perhaps wlll tear an lr'"F'
national flavor slHes 80 many 81 shs
foreign players seFe sern IN action
hew during the Davis cup rFrlilaln
aries and The oiheF bic tournaments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

hank Al seven o'eicek ?. M. on
Tuesday January 10th. issa Tho
election of ofneeu and Directors
and such other business a. may
property cons before such a meet.
lte wlll b. attended TO II that time.
{. n. TURNER. Cashier
iss.ao'.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
SHORT STORIES
or THE TOWN
To Install onlssr

Officers Fecenlly elected hy n
iecal X. r lodge ~Ill b. lnsialiea
81 a meeting to BE- held Nonda,
evening. January ,. Il was aHn@nr
cd today They aos !. 4 GiFneF. G
e; I. '. Eldrcd. v c. G G
Oowdy. pFelaie. W u. I.aiicoa. n
ot W: WIN. ". CLARK. X of a. 4.
J. n, Miller. n. of ": .. q Rs1
nolds. n Of k. Jack Hopkins. n. o.
A.: Jim 0ai,ls. !. O.: Awh ilrowa
o. a.: J, +. Garner and ". u. Ia
Boon. representative 10 Grand lodge
A A. iiawn aud Chas. II. kemper
aitcrnates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

rhoash he feared halls hlnselfl
sitting null was a Recognised leader
On account of reputation a. a "Med
lelna Man"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

Tho regular annual mesilnE 81 tAe
stockholders % tho Oklahoma
National llank of chlekasha wlll b
held IN the banking mom q sali
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19
Rallroader Improves.

The condition Of q. II. Pretty. gen
eral foreman Of the Rock Island
shops here who underwent an opera
tIon last week is much improved to-
day. II was reported at the PhySi'
clans and Surgeons sanitarium. 5os
South Fifth street. Mr.. Pretty was
suffering from ruptured appendix.
Attending physicians believe he will
recover.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

Mother Goose was real char
ac,cr and was born In 1866.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

An barry. student In Abilene
Christian College. Abilene, Texas.
la spending the holidays with his
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Barry,
i2Os South Seventh street. Arl. q
Chickasha hIEh school letter man
was a regular on the A. c. {. foot
ball team during the past season
lie played guard and was sometimes
used at fullback.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-19

Mrs. n. n barefoot. Of Ciicfashs.
has been named chairman of IN,
educational loan fund of the Okla
homa Federation of women's clubs,
according to an announcement just
made by Mrs. ]. II. Frazier. rrcsl
dent. Mrs. r. X. woo,ien has been
selected ne n member Of the CON
mittcc on special committees OF
which Mrs. c. II. Hume. Of Anadar'
ko. ia chairman.
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

SPECIAL NOTICE -
WIN dol The price Of
up front wheels
Ne Trial and Be Convinced
AZ Storage Space Available
BENEFITS GARAGE.
Rear 2112 N. w.
Phone North 2s-ls
A. E. BENNETT formerly with Geo. c. Rice Auto Co.
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

sssoo-In River ale. 7-room house. hot
water heat; entire house in nne condition;
large porches. lot Soxi60; also large extra
lot; immediate possession Owner wants
a quick purchaser.
3sooo-one of the best modern homes In
lights. psrka oak noors. ) large porches.
a-room deep house. large back lot to VIDE
s7.soo-cofner property; modern s-room
house; hot-water heat; gas; electric
lights, good n; E. location; entire house In
Ss.soo-fn Georgetown. s-room house. hot
water heat; practically new colonial de-
sign; beautiful large cellar; lot $50 feet
deep: semi-detached: one-hsf block from
SIS, ooo-BunssIow: just outside of the Dis
arSt GoomS modern nj hss nS so and nsaen
Park: furnace hsst: cement porch; mod
property in excellent condition.
81, ooo-On Columbia road N w. s-room
nssf s.
5000 ana may Be bought for less; Groom
heat new double garage for cars.
S1o2b0-6-room brsnd-new S-room house;
s sS9d w eeas sniy
s7.ooo-on Mass. ave. N T.; excellent 10
cation; s-room house: hot-water heat;
large front and back yard to alley.
S4,00o-On 18th street 8. e.; s-room house;
rSse hat VIII Be y,e. amt s..,s sSaR Is
N,aoo-Chesp corrugated metal house ana
,ss per month: one Hs' oar ss to the prop
erty and inside of the District
S buy s.s SDe ,s Of n lest
&: sss.s,roo% and furnss. hest. IN . fair
N. e. location near 18th and II
Many other homes for sale.
J. ID. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Franklin 1898.
BLOOMINGDALE,
,000-Easy Terms.
Ss: .' very .s. n roan. sra ss,s sa
Southern exposure. PRESENT. .pisnGia APP
'''''''t CHEVY w CHASE CHA 8. &.
SIC ,000-Terms.
Attractive corner residence. . rcorns.
garage s .ns. s o os
' NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
$6,950-Terms.
Nine weli-arrsnged rooms te bedrooms).
brick residence. Dslishtfully situated With,
home Is IN perfect condition; newly pa
pered and painted vss ,srt, ,i Has v'd'
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Sill ,500--Terms-
Modern s-room and bath brick residence;
psrauet floors; besmed ceiling diniNg
room. Very nicely arranged. Room Tor
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL
LIBRARY.
$3,950-$750 cash.
Six rooms and bath, In excellent con-
dition. Newly papered and painted. Vacant
nne home for small investment
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG,
3Ol Southern Bldg, 18th and II SITS.
Phones-Main 372 and $50.
Hours: 8 a. m. to o. m. daily.
SEE OWNER FOR cheapest new s-regY
house near 18th st. buiit-in garAIe: ~
$50; sasy tsrms. nsx 49, T12se S0Da
The Washington times., 1921-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

uU0INEDS OHfVHTUNlEAb0
RAbfXT0K repair shop. doing rood busl-
eomin.l rent Xposy sc O si N. W. Fr.
6sss. cash or terms.
NEAT MARKET Tor sale; drss -csase store;
we'll sstabiishsd and In good !ocstton. DO
sss.i o Se ofs1 and Viii bar isy::.ass-
tion: part cash oonssdsrsd- Apply ssis o.
BUSINESS for ssIe-cash or terms; rec.
st. N. w Phone N. crew.
MILLINERY SHOP IN one Of the best busi-
ness centsrs Of the city; hrst ciacs IN
nisS vss .aS rsr.
Long lease. Illness reason for selling
BOX ssl. Times Office.
OVER 100. 900 working people Of moderate
inss plan that viii make them Ind pendsnt
financially In loss than 10 years you mey
e..t,eip :s:r Dra So% A yHr Tines oie.
POOLkOON and pear-beer stand Tor seis.
on main street Of Aiexandria; win sell for
81, 200 II sold this week: good reason for
selling. SOS KinG ct. Alsxandria. We.
UNLISTED secSr,uss o"ashs 80 So
an. eeh o. sSdr.s: ksIMH z GO; Pa .
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
We have an Investment picHH ~ .,a Ts s,1ii
retain YOUR stock which will return from
: to u bsr cent oS wife q co oAl Inc
Room 4os, Metropolitan 6enk 6Iag.
INSURANCE..
Fire. liability. automobile Srrt,arZ.
w. B. KRAFT 4 CO.. Main ~
BEFORE buying : roonias house, greecsy
business. confecttouery or any other KIM
Of BUSINESS. apply Tor my list
n. u. CURTIS. Frank. eSee-y.
sl1 Columbisn hld&.. Sl0 tth q. u. ".
COMPANIES formed and financed. Legal
Dept, Southern Securities Co. uo-lt-13
Natl Metro. Blk. Bldg Main 1915
UP-TO- DATE meat market. next to Pigiey-
Wigley. Apply corner Sherman ave- and
WOOD. COAL, ICE BUsINEss--Old estab-
lished; reasonable to settle estatei
horses, 6 wagons, 1 Ford delivery truck.
Apply IL II St N. K. Phone Columbia
AGENTS AND sALESMEN
We desire the services OF three e1-
erienced stock salesmen. We VIII pay
good men big money. Apply Room sos.
Mechanics Bldg. 9th and MasA ave; Y; y;
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

STUDEBAKER-Roads 6-cyl: Al con-
dition; for sale reasonable. GARAGE.
rear s24 o st N, w. North s712
STUFF, 1920, four passenger; hne condi-
ton; bargain, 22at Nichols ave. s. r.
SCRIPTS BooTH-Sport model; hrst-class
condition; fully equipped; new tires,
snare, etc; will sell cheap. Apply to n.
Il. Rivercomb, rs Hanover st, NJ w. N.2s29.
SAXON .Touring, 1911: newly painted; al
condition: s good tires price 1915; cash
or terms, $40 ~ at. 8. w.
sTUDEBAKER-7-pass touring 1918; ex-
cellent condition and appearance; fully
equipped; $3.50. Main 1896.
OLDsMOBILE-New cord tires. one spare,
tools, good condition. cheap. Mr.. Scott,
SIS uh st q, Y
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
A POSITION
AS TELEPHONE OPERATOR
For
SINGLE WOMEN
Between the ages Of is and rs.
With
Good eycsiRht, hearing and health,
RESIDING WITHIN THE DISTRICT,
willing to work
Evenings. Sundays and Holidays
A
Required,
THOSE NOT SPECIALLY TRAINED FOR
Other vocations preferred.
S17 per week to start.
si,loo frst year.
Apply
FIRST FLOOR,
722 l1th st. N. w.
THU
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
CHESS MASTERS DRAW IN
FIRST GAME FOR TITLE

HAVANA, March 17.-Jose r.
Capablanca, of Cuba, and DR.. Emanuel
Lasker, of Berlin. who Wednesday
night began in this city a chess
tournament which will probably de-
eide the unauestioned championship
of the world, adjourned their first
game after the tbirty-second move
with the result remaining very doubt
full. Neither Of these past masters of
the game had succeeded In gaining a
tense hours they eat before the board.
The two masters will play each
night from y. m. until 1 a m, and
will continue until twenty-four games
are played, OF one wins eight vic
tories Should the limit be reached
without either having an advantage In
games won, the tournament will oe
declared drawn and Capablanca will
be considered the winner. as DR..
Lasker is technically the challenger.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
He'll Fatten WilsonDeering Is Honored By Rival Teams
II Baseball Mansfield @
GEORGETOWN STAR
INJURIES HIS knee
leGendre, 1919 Pentathlon
Champion, Is Not Out
of Competition.

Bob LsGendre. Georgetown's crack
track star. is suffering from water on
the knee. The injury. according to
Coach John O'Reiiiy is traceable to
no football hurt or other reason. but
developed recently. Legendre, v
will be remembered. broke his leg
last spring. and was. greatly handi-
capped In all Of his work.
The Hilltop star could not enter the
pentathlon which he won the year
before. The right knee which 10 A.
fected at present is responding GLOW
ly to treatment but Is halting the
great runner considerably. ri
LeGendre will be taken to New
York in all probability tomorrow nIght
for the New YoSk A c. games.
Georgetown is entefing q medley re-
lay team against Columbia, Yajc,
Syracuse. Cornell and Penn States
Last year at Urbana GeorEetUBn
set a worlds indor record at the med
ley distance. Coach O'Reilly had rot
made up his mind today just what
men would be taken up to New York
IT Is certain that Connolly Wfll
enter the 1000 yard event against
the best runners ip the country. The
other possible selections are Wirts,
Shaloo, Walsh. Fitzgerald and lie
Gendre.
Time trials were run off at Central
yesterday which were not particularly
gratifying to the coach.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
GUlLLEM0T EXPECTED TO
RETURN NEXT FALL

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE in
yasion of Germany by the allied
armies has resulted in an unexpect-
edly early summons back to France
for Josef Guillemot, the famous lit
tie Olympic star who travelled thou
lands Of miles to meet Joie Ray liz
.he Guaranty Club games recently.
Guillemot has not yet shown what
he can do. and IL he returns to the
United States, as he expects to next
summer, he may have an opportunity
10 display the ability that captured
the 5,000-meter race in the Olympic
games. He expects to enter the na-
tional cross-country championships
next fall, running under the colors
OF the Guaranty Club.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
YOUNGER PRINTERS
TOFOSTER SPORTS
Apprentices Meet At Epiphany
Tonight to Form Athletic
Association.

Young printers are coming into
their own in athletics. With q most
successful season put across for ap'
prentice lads in the printing trade
a meeting will be called tonight al
the Epiphany Church gymnasium in G
street between Thirteenth and -Four.
teenth, northwest for the purpose
of organizing an athletic association
for printing apprentices and other
young men in printing establishments
in the city.
1t Is expected that baseball and
basketball teams will be organized
as well rs teams for any other kind
of recreation that members may de-
sire.
The proposition has been heartily
endorsed by the printing trade at
large. A banner attendance is ex-
pected at tonight's meeting which
has been widely advertised among
printing apprentices.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
DEER|NG HONORED
BY RIVAL TEAMS
District Man Selected to Handle
Big Game Though Coach
in League.
~ BRYAN MORSE.

Penn's rather unexpected defeat
Of Dartmouth College by 81 to l6
at Hanover, n. H., last night not
only earned the intercollegiate
league title for the Quakers but
was an additional boost for Joe
Deering, who has made his residence
here for the past two years.
The Penn and Dartmouth author.-
ties knowing that their teams were
going into the crucial game OF the
series were insistent upon securing
Deering. A hurry call was sent 20
Deering here two days ago and he
went up TO handle the game with
Orson Kinney. coach of the Fordman
University team.
Deering has coached the Columbia
University team in the intercol-
l~giate league this season. II is
expected that he will be obtained by
Penn and Princeton for the gamo
on Saturday night at Princeton.
Seldom in intercollegiate sports is
a coach of one team selected for the
very important position of referee in
a crucial contest. The fact that
Penn and Dartmouth went out of
their way to get Deering Is a big
boost for the sport as well as the
official.
was away of in shooting last night
and Penn. showing a decided m
rrovement in basket shooting cane
through by almost doubling the
score.
Harry Chamberlaine, former
Western High School captain. played
center for Dartmouth.
McFADDEN PICKED.
McFadden. of Central High School,
will lead the Mt. Pleasant lads IN
basketball next season. At a meet
ing of the letter men at Central.
Mac" was chosen captain yesterday.
He is an all-around athlete and
holds tow track records made .ast
spring.
According TO the dope Central will
be we'll fortified for next season.
Jimmy Lemon, mainstay at Central
for the past three years. will be ,ost
TO the team next season, but Nor
gan. Dey, Zalzak, Childress Roberts,
Birthright and Goodman will return.
Eastern has selected Wilbur Cud-
more as captain for next season.
Cudmore, Myers, O'Dea. and virn-
stein were awarded letters this sea
son. Faber and Myers will be miss
ing from the team next year.
WESTERN HARD HIT.
Western High School will be hard
hit in basketball next season as
Conard, Burke, Nicolson, Dawson. and
probably Wright will be missing.
The Westerners retain Lamar, Baird,
Weldon. Woerner. Browning, ].
Dawson, and Kent.
Tech will be without the services
Of Parker, GUIDE, and possibly Berger
next season. The Manual Trainers
will have plenty Of reserve material
however, on Shanks, Aubinoe, Que
sada, Beavens, Supplee, FrawIey, and
Mccormick.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
BATTLE. ROYAL ON
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Bodie and Grass to Be Featured
In Main Go at Silver
Spring.

A five man battle royal which
promises to be . whirlwind affair
will precede thirty-four rounds of
|scrapping tonight in the armory at
Silver Springs, Md. in the show given
by the Supply Company. First Mary
land Infantry.
Ping Bodie. of Philadelphia, and
Willie Grass. of York. Pa, are the
principals in the main bout which will
he a ten-round affair.
Young Thomas and Sailor Boswell.
122 Founders. are down for a six
round affair. Eddie Blond and Har-
ry Gaylor, lightweights, are slated to
make six-rounds.
Tippy o'Conneil. Of South Washing
ton. and Kid Casey. of Georgetown,
are slated to battle six rounds, while
Joe Blackburn and Turk Smith are
matched for another six-round affair
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
PRESS PIN TOURNEY
|SAT THIRD ROUND
Rolling Of Gill, Baum, GemmiII
Will Be Watched
Today.

The third round OF the Newspaper
Elimination Bowling Journeys will get
under way at the Recreation Alleys
at $3.50 o'clock this Afternoon. The
following men will face the foul line:
Alley No. 1-Feldman. McFadden.
Plantz, Britt.
Alley No. Quinn. Waple. Collier.
Keuge.
Alley. No. 3-Fry, Tlliott, George,
Malcolm.
Alley No. gill, Baum, Gemmill,
Cromwell.
Secretary Cox. who is the newly
elected president of the duckpin as
sociation, will be in charge OF today's
rolling to whoop things along and
urge all press bowlers to get the
wood" as every pin will count heav-
lily now In the next elimination
John Baum, Gill. Gemmill and
Cromwell will be closely followed by
the large gallery anticipated. as their
total pin spilling so far ranges from
Gle to $40. the last two. Gemmill and
Cromwell. being tied.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
DUNBAR ANNEXE WINS
IN TWO SPORT BRANCHES

Dunbar High School athletes an
nexed two wins yesterday. The an
nual cross-country race with Arm
strong was won with Cobb. Scott.
Brown, Harry, and Timmons. The
team trophy Vas won by Dunbar.
which scored 16 points to a. fer
Armstrong.
In basketball the Dunbar players
defeated the Wilmington High School
team by a score of IL to Is, winning
all the way.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
Arrows Meet Comets.

On Saturday night the Central
~" Arrows and the Epiphany Com
It's will clash on the local "Y" court
The two teams are on edge for this
battle. as 1T will probably wind up
he season for both quints. In the
curtain raiser the Arrow Reserves
will hook up with the Tech High
Reserves at 7:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17

Skillet was stricken with mt OF
envy when he heard Of the famous twin
and Brights.
DR.. Riggs, as we all know, dis
covered Riggs disease. but failed to
uncover n remedy fer II. IL he'd ever
unraveIed an antidote he would have
become famous, hut N II II, he is
only iRfamOus. On the other paw,
Doctor BriRht's bright faux pas was
TO invent BriRhts disease, and he got
"a pewter medal too.
When Skillet learned OF these two
malefac.ors he became
indigo with hate and covetousness. He
started out to establish a new record
for inventive genius and produced the
thing which is commonly called a
Thus we have the American species
Of Indian Club originating among the
North American Indiana Later Skill
let Finn came along and by . series
OF interesting experiments produced
the commea or garden variety Of
dumb-bell, which has infested every
trade and profession.
Which walks abroad in the daytime
and stalks in dark corners at hight.
Weather mean; track useless.