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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01


FOR SALE-Oakland pass. touring
car in excellent condition. Ike new:
bumper. motomr;eT. windshield wings.
extra tire and mirrors: bargain, w.
T.. Earle Bridgeport -. sep.%0-i
FOR SAIE-Twn registered Shorthorn
bull calves. four and six months old:
bred Of the milking strain: also De!aval
Separator No. 10. good AZ new; will sell
reasonable. +. +. White. West AieXan-
der. Pa ser.30-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

A KICK IN A BRICK-Add ) gallons
water; IA days patience: enjoy Port
Sherry. Burgundy. Rhein. etc. flavor
Try Il: 81 rer brick. SO l. dog. Mall
order vino Sano Co. +65 California St.
Sap Francisco. Agents wanted oc.l-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

WANTED - Stenographer; references
required. Geo. r. Kline News Co. II
Fourteenth s.. sep.So-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

wASTED-Younx man who Is Wiling
10 work and learn electrical appliance
business: one who has had some rI"c'r.-
cal experience. Apply Steam Electric
Co. 1872 Market ST sep''o-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

WANTED Good work horse. weight
shout I. t0n pounds. J. ". Beltz. Nine
tenth ana Ecfy streets sep.-9-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
Ho1 SALA

Another crop that IS short. this year
Is tina, Of geese that lay golden eggs.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
.BUsINEss LOCALS,
80 >>>> >>>> >~><> .

FOR SALE-Several good fresh Jer-
sey cows. Blaine & Reynolds. 5O-1p
PORK-Will take orders for dressed
corn fed hogs. Call 1871. Blaine
& Reynolds. 5O-1p
WANTED-Work;p practical nursing
or general housework preferred. Ad,
dress Miss P. Gorbet, Delta. 50-51p
FOR SALEiOne fine singing ca
nary and cage. Will make nice Christ.
mas gift. Mrs. F. D. Herrick, 24S
Meeker soc
LOST-On Paonia road from Delta,
salesman's script case; contents Adco
battery, order book and literature.
Finder notify w. L. Murray, Clifton,
Colorado. Reward. 50-51p
FOR SALE-Well packed Jonathan
apples. Phone Cedaredge, Coop.
46-L. Sole
FOR SALE-Second-han range !;
only $35. 1920 Meeker. sop
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
FRUITLAND

Glenn Davis and Ed H. Aver shipped
some beef cattle to the Kansas Cit,
market this week.
Saul Pacheco bought one of vii
Roe's fine registered Shorthorn bulls
last week.
A good many of the mesa ranchmer
attended the Mayo sale near Crawford
Monday ~
Mrs. M. ]. Conner was very i'll last
week with the grippe.
Will George made a business trip t.
Paonia last Thursday.
Mrs. Glenn Davis and mother were
entertained in the Childress home or
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom LeValley were
business visitors at Hotchkiss last
Thursday.
Zella Yornell returned home from
Cory last week. after a pleasant visit
of several days with her aunt, Mrs
Frank Denny. and family.
Some of the George and Endsley
children have been suffering with the
yellow jaundice the past week.
Messrs. Ed Aver and Oscar and Rus
sell Lotion motored to Paonia and
Hotchkiss on Thursday to attend to
business.
c. ]. Van Ort spent Thursday and
Friday at his ranch here.
w. ]. Ronk received telegram from
Denver on Saturday bearing the sad
news of the death of his Oldest sister
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Roe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Davis were delightfully."-
entertained at dinner in the A. B.
Critchlow home Sunday evening.
A. B. Critchlow and Vim Mathews,
with several helpers. branded a fine
bunch of steers the latter part of the
week.
Louis Aver is working for Robley
Mead at present.
Robley Mead bought team. wagon
and set of harness at the Mayo sale
Monday
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
Somerset Items
, = = = = = = = = = : ~

Tony Karnley fell and broke his
arm while playing leap-frog on his
way home from school Wednesday
evening
Mr.. DeWoody of Paonia was in
Somerset Wednesday morning intro
ducing the Thor washing machine.
w. P. Dale, purchasing agent for the
Utah Fuel Company, came in Wednes-
day evening.
Martin Greogrich was arrested and
fined $50 Wednesday for violation of
the Eighteenth amendment. 1t is said
he kept his still in his cellar, where
over 200 gallons of white mule was
found by the officers. A Paonia man
who was at the Greogrich home at
the time the raid was made by the
officers was assessed heavy fine.
DR.. Finley left Thursday morning
for Delta and returned Saturday even
ing minus his teeth. DR.. Lucas of
Austin took his place while he was
| gone and remained several days after
DR.. Finley returned.
Hattie Young of Paonia came up
Thursday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Bill Campbell, for a few days.
Mrs. Finley has had very sore
arm for the past week, which was
caused from infection of a tiny sore.
1t was necessary to have it lanced
several times.
Chris Minerich purchased Joe Stan
ley's ranch near Paonia a few days
ago and has moved his family down
Ed Schmidt has moved into the house
made vacant by the Minerich family,
and Lawrence Ungaro moved into the
rooms in the terrace vacated by the
Schmidts.
The refreshment committee of the
bazaar met at the home Of Mrs. Will
Payne Wednesday afternoon and the
candy committee met with Mrs. Pete
Atkins Thursday evening. The. Mac
cabee ladies are very much pleased
over the success of their bazaar and
it is believed more money will be
raised this year than last Quite
large number of Paonia and Bowie
people were present. The Maccabees
are always glad to have them. Mrs.
Bartals won the quilt which was raf-
fed off and Mrs. Abseck received the
doll A good time was reported, by
all, especially the, children.
Miss Frances Plute of Somerset and
Joe Chester of Crested Butte were
married in Gunnison Tuesday morn
ing. They came to Somerset on the
Tuesday evening train. The bride
has been in Crested Butte for several
months. The news came as a sur
prise to both her parents and her
many friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Arthur Boultbee is on the sick
list this week, being a victim of
severe cold.
Mr.. Burdick. formerly of Somerset,
spent Tuesday evening here renewing
acquaintances.
Joe Stanley left Sunday morning
for Kansas City, Missouri.
Mrs. Evan Thomas is out of quar-
antine. The family have been in
quarantine the past eight weeks with
scarlet fever.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
CRAWFORD
, 80 >>>>> >~<> Z

Mayo Brothers general farm sale
which w. A. Davis cried Monday was
attended by large crowd and brought
good prices.
Earl Robinson of Telluride is visit
ing his brother. Dick Robinson.
Mrs Kate Gill went to Hotchkiss
Friday to visit her sister. Mrs. Walter
Maher, and make the acquaintance of
her new niece.
Mrs Hattie Rumble is suffering from
a severe cold and her son George is
confined to his bed with heart trou-
BILE
to their home Sunday from a visit at
Vanadium.
Little Alfred Carlson, who has been
very i'll the past two weeks. is no
better and the doctors haye decided
his malady is some form OF brain
trouble.
George Sutton came in from Edison,
California. to visit with his mother,
Mrs. Rose Sutton, and brother Robert
during the holidays.
Mrs. Sam Weinant is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Rev. Mr.. Gregg will hold revival
meetings at the Ariel schoolhouse this
week and next.
Elmer Gingrich met with a painful
accident last Monday by having his
hand badly mashed by blow from
s1edge hammer.
Verd Lemon and family OF Paonia
visited over Sunday with relatives in
Crawford
Miss Esther Den Beste is staying
with Mrs. Gregg during Mr.. Gregg's
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cotton. who have
been Ill with the grippe. are improv-
ing nicely.
The annual bazaar and supper given
Saturday by the Ladies' Aid was well
attended. Many useful and fancy ar.
ticles were on sale. The ladies' took
in about $12O.
DR.. w A. Day of Delta was called
Wednesday evening in consultation
with DR.. Myers to see little Alfred
Carlson. who is seriously ILL.,
Vim Mathews of Paonia was In
Crawford last week looking after his
cattle interests here.
Miss Hazel Rundle came in from
Grand Junction Tuesday for visit
with friends and relatives.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Maher Tuesday. No.
vember 20, at Hotchkiss. Mrs. Yohn
is caring for them and they are both
doing nicely.
Maher and Onion valley cattlemen
loaded several carloads Of cattle at
Hotchkiss Monday for Kansas City.
Charles Lemon and Willard Powell
are prospecting their coal mine out
in Red Canon this week.
Carl Simmons made trip to Paonia
last week to see his father, who is
suffering from blood poison in his
foot.
Robert Rockwell OF Paonia was
business caller in Crawford Tuesday
of last week.
Adelia Davis is stopping in town
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09

with Miss Helen Critchlow and at
tending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Briggs were
called to Hotchkiss last Wednesday
to see Mr.. Briggs mother, Mrs. Hill,
who had taken turn for the worse,
but is better again at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and baby,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hefiey and
baby Of Cedaredge came up Sunday
for a visit with Huston Taylor and
| family.
A birthday party was given on Mrs.
Josephine Anderson at her home last
Wednesday evening. About twenty
two guests were present and the even
| ing was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. vern Trobaush, who has been
confined to her bed for the past two
months with typhoid fever. is able to
set up in bed few minutes.
Last Thursday being Miss Della AK
tells birthday, about sixteen of her
young friends gathered at her home
and spent a delightful evening.
the Clear Fork schoolhouse Saturday
night. and everyone reports the best
+. time ever.
The Crawford teachers and several
of the teachers from surrounding dis.
tricts met with DR.. Beeson and Mrs
Cummings in conference at the Craw-
ford schoolhouse Thursday and Fri
| day afternoons.
! Mrs. Williams, who has been nurs-
ing Mrs. Sarah Trobaugh, returned to
her home in Hotchkiss Sunday. and
Mrs. Bessie Dodge came up to care
for her. While still very ill, she is
improving slowly.
Mrs. Fannie Wood came up Monday
with Auctioneer Davis for few days
visit with her son, Will j.. and family
Word was recently received of the
marriage of Miss Marie Jackson and
Oscar Cotton at Meeker, on Novem-
ber %. These young people are well
| and favorably known here, having
lived many years in this vicinity, and
their. many friends wish them a long
and happy welded life. They will
make their home at Meeker for the
present where the groom is manager
of coal mine.
Miss Annie Laura Savage, who was
threatened with pneumonia. is very
much better.
Laura Lamb is absent from school
this week owing to illness.
Mrs. George Busby visited this week
with her daughter. Mrs. Ray Brewer,
at Maher.
viii J. Wood is moving his Chron-
icle Office this week to the building
formerly occupied as an Office by
Leslie Savage. while Mr.. Simmons
will use the old Chronicle office for
cream station. the increase in his
business necessitating more room.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
Ship Carload Of Poultry.

Ship Carload Of Poultry.
LeMarr & Bell. local produce deal.
ers, shipped carload of chickens and
ducks to Los Angeles Monday. This
is perhaps the first real poultry car
that ever has been sent from the Delta
section. Forty-eight hundred head is
the capacity of the car. 1t comprises
1913 compartments and provisions are
made SO as to feed the flock while on
the long trip. Mr.. LeMarr advises us
that the trip will be made in -four
days.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
Great earaalnl

Seventy acres red mesa soil, 40
acres alfalfa, 10 beets. 10 grain, fine
Groom home. good barns, sheds.
granary. fine location, no alkali or
seep, $4,000. Very easy terms.
Eighty acres, 25 acres bearing ap
pies, 30 acres alfalfa, 6-room home
paid up water. good outbuildings. best
of SOIL. $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance
easy.
Several cheap small tracts. e. 8.
Corbin, Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
PLANO MUST BE SOLD

High grade instrument left on our
hands in public storehouse in Delta.
VIII sacrifice price for immediate sale
Easy terms. Write quick for particu-
lars to The Denver Music Company
Denver, Colorado. 49-1C
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Are to find here sell the kind that gives value
ceved for dollar them No matter how small
the amount wish to spend have something of lasting
value from Aluminium Cup Tea Set for the Baby,
Cedar Chest for the small daughter larger for the
daughter wife sweetheart the finest Photograph
in the worda Pathe Actuee You will have the knowl
edge that your gift will be ofvaue to the recipient
Dolls Doll Buggies Childrens Rockers Kiddy-Cars Tri-
cycles for the Riddles
Universal Brand in nickeled copper Percoator Sets
Tea Sets Water Sets Casseroes Smoking Sets and Shaving
expensive but make the who
them happy for many years
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10
A GREAT DAY

Ian. 18th marks the first milestone of national constitutional prohibition. It's results for good have been won di,fully gratifying as attested by mayors of cities, policemen, charity or social-welfare workers the country oyer. The law is putting heart in the workers overseas, many of whom attended the great international con gress against alcoholism held m Washington City in September. The results were a revelation to them, many of whom remained over to in vestigate it's effects in many cities.
 They pronounced them "wonderful.
 Prescott is going to celebrate thls great event, and it is hoped that everybody will take part. It is our meeting Prescott 's- without any reservation. Let's make of it day long to be remembered, and as a signal that each year will find us carrying out some kind of helpful program to mark it's advent. Mrs Minnie U. Fuller, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Arkansas, will be one of the speakers. cit us give her a rousing welcome by attending the meeting. She deserves it. No one is more in- terested in everything that stands for the good of humanity, than is she.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10

Steve Gladden. of Shreveport, was visiting relatives in and adjacent to Prescott last week.
 Miss Mae Barksdale has ordered The Daily News changed from this place 10 Rosston, having resigned her position as saleslady at the Farmers Supply Store to be with her mother, who is in bad health
 Clark White spent yesterday in Little Rock,
 Friends of Miss Julia Woodul are grieved to learn of her illness. Miss Woodul is a senior at Henderson Brown College, but was unable to return on account of illness.
 Miss Mary Smith of Malvern, spent yesterday with Mrs. J. W. Dill.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10

Perhaps you have heard lucky dog? He lives in hcayo tact nc has resident paper % was ned the probate court for his of Mrs Rose D.
 provides that Hex pet poodle given the comforts o nome including daily bath and plenty and Christmas trust tho doc ,r n the technical beneficiary, is holding Rex " -'
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10

Deputy U. s. Revenue Agent Davis of Texarkana, was among the visitors to Prescott today.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10
Report of the Condition of BANK OF PRESCOTT

Prescott, Nevada Co.,, Ark, at tho close of business Dec. 29th, 1920.
 RESOURCES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
FRENCH ATHLETES WIN
CONTESTS IN GERMANY
Score ~ Points to Americans 80.
Private Paul Given IntIi-
vitluai Award.
tBy Associated pross1

toEi.ENH. June French a,h.
i"tcs won the games organized by
the occupation forces in t;crmany
scoring total 81 - points TO "a for
III" Americans. AMI - for III" British
and y for tho II"lgianS
Private Adam I'aul. 90 Arkansns
was tn" hirh p"in, winner and was
presented with Il COO du GauloiS. do.
mated by Minister of War isarthnu. Til"
closing games w"r" Witnessed ny a
allied high commands
private i'Hul won iir$; place In tn"
running broad jump. second In ihs
low and hi%h hurdles. third in tn
no-tn"tcr dash. ANA was "A incinhrr
OF tn" relay and basketball t"arns
Lieutenant William McKa: Dunn.
mn American "ntrant wpu tho ten
Ms singles. defeating III" Hri,ish.
l"rs liugonin and Hunter. Of tia"
Rrttish forces. defeated l.ieut.,aui
Dunn and Major McCrain. Americans.
IA tn" tennis doubles. "a. go go
Tn. Americans defeated n. Brit
.sh IN soccer football by score Of
Th- plac" winners ia the track aud
held 'Hru;S Mere:
!bu-n-trr dash.-Jcmn.t of Franc.
hrst. Modal of France. second. Paul.
United states. third. Tim. - 80
loo-mctcr high hurdles weldon.
States. second. Ruth Belgium. ,hlrd
Tim" !: seconds
Pole N,nii- Captain " T. Inwoli.
United states. iirst. Private uurst'
thll"i Stht"A second; Captain J. "
Mch lhii". United states. third H.irht
meters ana =, c-ntim.t"rs
2Vu.in,tcr dash Marvrliin. France.
hrsl Allh"ns". United states. second
Mnstr" helsinn. third, Tinlc - $50
ouds.
Loco meter run I.anercnaN.
france. frst. Miller. Great Britain.
second. Constant. France. th!rd. T!m..
minutes y seconds.
Zoe meter dash RAUL; France
hrat: Heath, Great britain. second
i;HNd"ll' United states. third. Time
80 seconds
Sh"i rni-- pcau.t. France. nrst.
Si.aSss. tinted Stat.s second
Ih"m"s United states, third Dis
ianr. II meter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
POLO TEAMS COMPLETE
STRENUOUS TRIAL GAMES
American and British A|"rryaii"n>
VIII Take Remaining Days Z"
Further Exercise Ponies.
BOTH SIDES IN GOOD FORM
Captain Milburn, of L. =. Team,
Chiefly Concerned Over Sharpen
in- III Horses and lmproNiu"
Teamwork of His Men.
u, Percy SarI.

mlT,,Mn ! NE ,n, n.'i ~ OK Arm.rtann ana
-. LC.I ',\ w .,nm'r,.I ,G.,r
80 .'.E' ,.iaI n,,u,s sat
,r,I, -. -.r,of,,fnl trial.
l".'' ~ ~ WINS. III,
"a. IN In r..,din.ss tnr
.,,..r,,,,,in,f,i ,n.,yias
ne t'>' w
;"c , sh,,cd biu i'm
ne ~ Il,',, ir,.l,,J,j in
ihc I.ma.,,n arI Major i.ocIet; PLAY
.'s ir -, -, r-,.,t
strong h'u'iaIh ~ t,"" ,,'nri".ns q
,,,,n.nd , Scranton 10,
it"'h .V' II nm. y..s
,''.''! w., ,i,r-i, Sin.. IN.
r.l.t ,h.i- nnunr.urs
.N,i''. r5 ,,. f,r. or this
-,
'dnui.'1 rs.rrv COR
,i,a1,.r,r- mn rha ponies
,,l,, t,o.L - M.
II" xxx. '"N H., .,n,r..,,t
;rl,'y' "'. m. p~.1r. ~ WIs. play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
2:/8 7ROT IS FEATURE
OF SYRACUSE MEETING
Size of Purse and Glass of Horses Indicates Much
terest Will Be Taken in Event Next
September.
IspecInl % Thc Ttme. nL.ratc

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
SYRACUSE. y. =. June L. Tho
2.ls-class trO, L. be- raced at the
Grand Circuit meeting here in CON
u"ctiOn with tn" New York stat,
Fair. September l2 to II. inclusive.
interest To those Interested In IN"
trottcrs. Thir;y-eight horses w.rc
Entered on May Q. the closing date.
Th.s race rs a stak" in name and
IN fact. All money received in entry
fees being added ." the purs" given
~ IN" fair association Race Secrc-
,ary q. !. Eiodgr,t estimates the
stake VIII he worth at least g. 500
y 2.lS c'ssr. FOR u Grand Circui,
meeting would seem 10 b.. a.ow. hut
tho hi: entry received, justihos ga,
Cardin= All tn" regular Grand cir
cut stables made entry IN the rnc".
Many Of IN" NOR" prominent ~ ,h-
half-milr track followers also named
heir trott"rs. The clash between tho
horses graduated to the big ring =
tn" smaller tracks VIII h. eagerly
watched.
Among III" horses entered in Tho
2.lN rrot Nigh, l." mentioned CAM
curci. zoo 81; This mar" showed h,r
great speed las' fall ~ Lexington. aud
Tom MurphS at one" bought her for
his 1871 F'nbi"
The Edward f. G..rS stable has
'w" candidates for honnrs in his
racc--porothy Watts ana i'rHh-ti-
latter was sired by E.tny.ah. . .n9. and
her dam is hV The Harv"Sirr .:ol
Etawah and Til" Harvester were both
driven to their records by Gc"rs
Walter COX names four r"i"r tho
Great. Hilda Fletcher. ".U72-I T,cr.r
S;ilw"ll. 2:l7 -: the Great Miss Nor
ris. ":"s 1t. and Peter Whitiock.
2:GS 81
Harry Fleming has volax. 2:o7
Harry stokes has Edna Forbes.
fillmore. e:o7 - ar" tho Brock farru
entries Len Mcdonald. VINO Won tbn
2:lS trot in Ia2n with king Watts.
::D3 T. has Alma Todd. 2:O3I.I.
i.ndy y. ell -. and Worthy f:tawah
Billy i"csc has three horses named
Allowance. 2:oa 81: Harvest Homes.
2:lo IL. and Billy Bunker. the las,
named an own brother or Ait, Doui-
van. 2:oe T. ana id TO he very .as,
Frank Burke Il Son have entered
from their Fathcrland Farm. Doro,bv
knight, 2:2i .. and Eimcda. a green
tr"ttcr. The Good Time stable co
'ailcu ny IT'S owners, w. II. Cane and
wife. OF New York. because Of III.
good tim" they have always had rae
ing horses. will start Rclvuc. ol7ia
or k'io. els 2-i. Lady Ring. o:ISl,
v" entered by the TIarlanh Farms.
i."ckhar'. Ma She wilt ho driven nv
John w. Thomas. who mad" horse
history with his PAGER. John r. FRA
don. zoe 81
TIL" Forest Park stock farm en-
tors Nv" products ~ that wcu-knowp
breeding establishments. son and q
daughter of The Harvester. o.n1
namely: King Harvester. 2:o7. and
Margaret Harvester. o:lS1-4
Vic Fleming, tho Canadian trainer
has candidate. Baroness Hanover
":lo - Th" above is only a partial
list or tho horses entered. However
enough have been named To warrant
| 4 race of extreme interest when the
tro'tcrs face the surfing Judge for
'hiS event at Syracuse next fan
u VIII he noted that many OF the
horses mentioned above have raced
to records faster than 2JS. bu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
WASHINGTON AND LEE TO
CHANGE ATHLETIC POLICY

lENfNsTpT "a jl7c i2-tn
Lees l- wn.a N.-. p-t ultt-
r.rra>. rt#r.,s Southern and south
1t.ar, Teams sa ne- .nct4Is. ana
v rE maintain ~. an
.ttar.. -s-,at % 70 rrseU sports
a-ro-re,1 To-day hy Richard T
,Hs 5rrH- n'w sVou. tied
-zssa-a mans .- vro is - 's-. NJ
position 7-St >@pre-uAer Nj
smith o.-l.r.a h.s genera. athletic
ana Ills .aoG,d rs FAR es pos. DE-.
'---rrs-td r ey.-y 9ass.hle gay in
,rta- - DEVELOP Ta'er,a sa- 'he var
Sits and tor ;h- -en"raI physira.
l9-sf- wh.rh tn stl6"n' rn6y wound
derive FROM an efficient org" rtza' on
- mis- KIND.
Tha, Washington ana I.ee'sh,,.,a
"rC-HE"E 20 .It uH nor f'II." Ai
'.arus % he South atlantic ttE.sl'r
ma wing satisfactory o1Ginill'y r.''s,
or she enters IN. Sauut'ru 'Hu-
t,-.sc. go demand tnai The teams IN
ra conference be- placed upon her
tafr.es.
Trar he athletic policy az
Na-h.u u'uu and I,,- He r'carIy ont
lined and stated, and rl-idly addicted
- anf,r al! circumstances. Furih-r,
tha, ever. flor, hc made 20 fusto?
Clean athletics and 90 uphold tho good
nam. ot w. shinetou and Lee u shat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
WALL STREET THINKS
GEORGES HAS "A" CHANG

NEW YORK. Jun" -. Wall st,c
assuming tina, money tnIks-ihini
Carpenter has on. chance n,t
tw"ntr 10 stop Jack Ip.tnus.v II
1hr only big money which anv ~
"N IN" street has offered to = 4 -
hri' ht'"rS chances of Wir,Iuu IN
NLN0o. placed with DcrnclI a 20 iE
':hE hrnrcrs. With inSt-urtions In
p'"'" an "r any part on tn. Fr~n8|
man - odds Of 10 aO. I'll
plh"r ""E"rS offered an The LII
sho" that tho attitudr or ,m.,icT
una hcl"I center toward tn. nrht ri
"Nrrwh"!minSly in favor OF Dcvnt
Soy
iier" t-e some OF them Sii. onn r
&" I" on Dempsey. {lo.Ouh to e.. Cd
hht dempsey knocks Carpent!e- Of
ven money that Carpenter docsTf
answer tn" hcl! FOR IN" sixth rom n
Si""" !" $1,000" that Carpenter doe
N"' = nSwer IN. bill for tn. socor,
round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
BELMONT ENTRIES

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