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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
CAGERS WILL PLAY TONIGHT
l'nnIi Team Meets Ricbmoud rcr,,
mai rive for rhird Time

M"rrhants National Bank ANA
kiShinond Terminal Will play Tho
,Hir' game OF their series of three
.'nitSt" IN The llowit2Crs' Armorv
loh'Eht AZ N;l' o'"l"cf TcrninaI
was the victor in the other games
hnt Merchants is confident il viii
Stage comeback in the battle to-
,Dur"h Hil Athletic club VIII MAY
IN" central Athletic cub In "A pro
lImlmnrN EAimn -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
VIRGINIA CAGERs BEAT DELAWARE
Citizens Pay Tlibutc
10 Deceased Fighter
ivy Associated I'rcssI

WiNDSoR. ONT. Feb. IL
thousands of citizens from near
u! towns lined the streets or Ford
CITY. near here today, to pay their
INST respects Ia Arthur PcIIy.
hcnryWeight boxing champion of
thnndn. who died last Friday after
u long attack at SlccpiD. sickness.
Aftcr the Impressive funeral SER
Nirrs. the procession was escorted
{" Orr Indy AZ thcl.nISc Cemetery
ny thirty members Of the Ford
titS police f0rrc. OF which Prlky
was member at the time of his
death.
fclk! seven years aEo accident
ally KILLED. Luther Mccarthy IL the
ring. Ills last fight WIS about u
years aSo. when he was knorked
ant by hob Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
SPORTS
Benton Harbor Clergy
Opposes Boxing Bouts

bENToA lItItBOR. MICH, Feb.
:i.-iirntOn l5nrh0r cIcrrymcn to-
haE planned tn wage ~ vigorous
cnmpairn against the staging ar
prize lights.
DIR. Paul u. Yourl. rector of the
First congregational Church.
wrote 81 letter to tsoycrpor t;rnss
beck, urging tho state 10 tnkr
steps tn prevent the appearance
here or Jack johnson. johnson IL
scheduled to bnttlc here August
l. during nm emancipation day"
''fprath"h ny negroes. "rhc
moral TONG OF fhr community Jns
been lowered by these brutal
inntchcs." NOurH snid.
''NirhiEnn laws uSr not mndc
ny mfhiStrrs-fiEhtS will continue"
Sa'd promoter Floyd FitESimmnns,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
YOUNGSTERS TO PLAY
Gintcr Tnrk Athletic Club and Nc>l
Point Elves VIII Meet at Com
nIuiIIIN Iiih

Gin'"r Park Athletic club ana IVES,
i"!ui iliEh School viii l.rct on tE-
nas h"thail court this afternoon a,
$50 in the Community clul Thu
teams arc composed Of Young. ar
~ %siNc players and the Contcs;
should he "a close one. The visiting
"utht has won nine on, of ten games
t!sn has an rnNiabln rncnrL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
RICHMOND FIVE VICTOR
huHs' Club Basketball Tenn Beats
West Point OutHt hH score

The Toys club basketball team de-
icht"d III" IVES; Point High School
team last night AT The Community
'lut by the score "f 81 to 80 It was
the initial meeting OF the teams this
year and ne visiting outfit sprung
a SurpriS" hy causing the Richmond
team /" extend itself I" win.
Score:
West Point. Position. Boys Club.
NSncf .,.....-.. !, T., ......... Jones
Wililam ...... X. T. -. sherman
.'rnrh '..'.....;, g. ........ King
- +''H u, ~ T. ON
summary: Scorr-Eoys' club. Al:
West Point ll;Gh school. 23. Goals
from Held: Boys 'luh-Jon"S .al
sherman 90. King ca. Firth N),
Cohen 90, Go!dstcm ID. West
l'oint--Ash"r 90. Williams 60. Car
den 90, -. Sims 90. L. Sims ~.
Goals from foui---Boys' Club--Joncs.
: ont OF ! sherman. 3 on, OF { West
hoint--W Williams. out OF >. Suhsti-
;utlons. Logs ciub-Cohcn for Shcr-
man: Goldstein for Cohen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Twrnty-.our,h .,rrr, Mn.

ven E-ipurth street again iri-
anph"d IN basketball Yesterday az
,'rho"n over the Christ Church team
by the score Of ~ 10 is The gam,
vas on" OF the closest ana hardest
fought Played between the teams this
ear Summons and Eafro starred FOR
! "rhtN-' curtin street. while smith
ara 'hri"'ain played ,hc hes, FOR
Christ church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
PORTSMOUTH FIVE WINS
Woodrow Wilson High school Heats
: Raleigh at basketball by
Scnrc OF 10 In L..

>pccla! Ia Tie Times II. Spatcn.i
foRTSMOuTii Va Feb. eli
ot this city, tonight defeated Tho
Raleigh High school i've by tn" score
Of % 10 IL Green. 81 Raleigh. saved
She N!sitorS from i"ncmlnous defeat.
scoring fifteen points for the losers
~" was uUnquc>;ionah!y Csl" OF tn.
nest players seen her" this season
Moore waS In" star Of tn. wilson
uuint. The lineup.
wilson Position. Raleigh
Moore. -..-.. forward .. crow.
hlHG .'.-... forward ... Green
pW"nS ....,.. center .. Sat'"rtIeid
Richardson - guard Eynum
COUSINS. .......... GlaTd .... Powell
SGnlma'A. Suos;itUtions-Y YORK for
rove. cousins Tor owens. Thomas
io' CHWs rs Hodges for Cousins. I.asn
!"r Hodges Field eoa, Moore. :.
80; Green : i!In..r. !. Foul
60" Moore i-"in, :. H.f"rc"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
KAUFF WILL NOT LEAVE
WITH GIANTS SATURDAY
0ntf~ldcr Must Remain IN Nc,r York
I" stnnd Trial Within Next
Few Weeks.
iBy ASsociutcd Press. |

:, NEW YORK. Fob. 2l.--Benny Kaurr,
New YORK National out;icldcr. who
tion with the theft OF an AUTOMOBILES
VIII be unable to accompany the other
,:iin;s departing next Saturday for
'A"ir southern training camp, az it
S,ia' !Htc this mouth or earl; in
kaun Was indicted February 10,
l32p, ana his counsel. in asKin,: for
!ater trial, Contcndcd that. as the
case could have beer tried earlier, Il
would he an injustice IL hold the trial
az TINS time and thus impair his
ciientS Livelihood by preventing him
from getting spring practice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
bAaOt'h..Eaii:NT,
Deaths

ELL. *-ipI,I al mi, ,..i,i.,,,-- - ,.-...,
,ahu Couhiy. Va. Sunday. February 20
NJ. Leroy Dabncy Ellis. ~. IN.
. t!.htS-hfih year OF his age. Mr.. t.llis'
;thi"'iy nam" has been id-ntincd with
tne nSiIhborho"d In which II" l!v.d
ioE tw" hunurc'i ycais. Ito hi,nyrlf
Mas Cnnirdcratc SOLDIER In Company
A.. Hehty- third virginia. Regiment ami
"a RHINE many iOra. offices ui iru.t Mas
esteemed 's one a.: its most suhsianti:.,
.'i.b respected CI'i<rHS. Ito iB survived
10y seven ch:.drrn--Aiiss a j. Ellis, OF
H. n .,,, M!s; Il: II, Kay. Of schools.
Va: l.. NJ. ". l.. am, a. ~. Ellis. OF
; n;.shi;i.nd. Va. and ". S. E!iis. OF
t"oShIanu. Funeral from his late resi-
;i0ncr. ~ o'clock Tursuuy, the ...,,i
ints. meht "a Rivervicw :3r O'clock A.. vi.
JoNS9.3ed. "n TridIy. February is.
~. William AIR. In. H.. hc.uYci hus,
S"hu .! RAG!e hubbard Jones. al Iir
i"ih'. Se.""ia, liciEnis. fuokah0c, * u
"sCc a.. n;-iiIlcut At I.oruia Gene
tory. L.AliimmEc. Nil y Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Trnnsact Littlc nu,incs..

CHARLESTON. s. C.. Feb ol.--l.iitic
business was transacted this after
noon ut the mcef<rg here Of south At
lhntlc Association representatives he=
charleston. Augusta and Columbia
were represented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Grapplcrs 10 Meet n, omuhu

oNAHh NEB.. Feb 2l.-.Ioe
S,cchcr. OF Dodge Neb. and John
3iin have been matched to wrrstie
mere tn" II iCht Of March :. II VIII Ice
StcchcrS first match since he lost the
GIhamrionship To Ed 'Stranglrr''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Rain Hats i.orscsh": PITCHERS.

IT. IN IT.ItHN 10. FT.Ar Fch. y.
-- The opening OF the third annual
tournament Of the National Horse
sip" Pitchers Association was post
poucd !rr ono day this afternoon he
cause al a driZzlc of rain. Officials
announced the contests will open to-
morrow at . o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Milwaukee uonicr. rat, Ion,

TDI-FIyl, OHIO, Ffb. 2I.--I.a liant
ma irrcii az MILWAUKEE,. bowling on
The last SQUAD in the EIks' Nations!
80" iihA .D.I.."'urnt Hr"- ta,!Ay. .D,i
cd into hrA; place IN the doubles H!th
i.2l:. Iicterman and Bluuin. of CHI
oago, went into mira place win t.
dinapUlis, linish.u. second, with g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
RIchmond- iew York Steamship Co.

;.noyI.vs D-c. <!h, sp:i!nrs every 8 aav.
:r"in hshmoni ana New York. Freight
uEil. PROMPT srrvicr. No smbarSua,
fr"iEh. lr.,,vrn dsi!y. until :. NJ. sE.
cert SATURDAY. J.. II.
pay ID youI company. G!vs i. your
ous,ntss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
INDIANS DOWN JACKETS
William aud Mary Five Defeat. Ran
dolph- Macon CaIcrs.
~

SnTciai 10 n. Times. Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. Feb 2I.-Wjlli,rr
and Mary defeated the crirnIrd IN,
q" m Macon IN basketball here to-
"ISht ny n" score Of ~ to IL Two
81 tHc Jackets regulars Were absent,
from iAr gam" and the playIu., Of
u" homo tcau showed a E.rk nf
team work..
Cook ANA Pierce starred for tho
N'SitlhS team. while Scott was the
'eni!hS played for the Jackets
I.n"-Up
W liam and Mary Randolph -AIaeou
,,,3oi'.. let forward. .CroNro,i
iiI,''.S'. right forward. Scot;
iialW'"d ..... center 80. l1Il,r,
f"unS '..,'... lcr; guard. RucI<"r
ZONES fright GuarI.< Temple
. summary; substitut ions.IliclS. FOR
S,"oE. Mnrrill for Temple. Temple for.
.nn'mer. T"agu" for IroNton. Ruck"r.
ioE I"mn!". l:Oanc Tor Murrir Goals
from ic!d--Cook. 3: Pierce. ! iJor-
Wood Jones. .; croXton. !: scott.
i"a!S from foul--Cook i: Latham
20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

summary fpalS from ii"ld---St"Nh-
"nS ). Mcdonald. :: Harris. >: Arho-
LAST: walker. =; lthndce. ;; Parrish
3: Hr"oks. !. Goals from fOul-Mc-
Donald. In !; Parrish. | in = sub
sttui!ons--iiall f"r Harris. Rctcrcc
- ohnSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
ADVERTISING

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Schedule OF Want Al Rites.
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The largest type perm:ttcd ia ne W.at
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COHEN CO; nErAKiMEHI STORE
Il W Et {. sH stG1G aaise'
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E.ASI OE FARSI StnkET.
SLnE-n u.
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~
NICiiMOSp PHARMACY.
SOL E.s .,i N1.n Street
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wiiiLiiAAs'e riXKMHcl.
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TURNER'S PHARMACY
F-lEMOUNI PHARMACY.
sri iiss ts'' b@Sr! G AsSn.>
EAToNs rIi>KMACY
1wenty-sihtn and ,.n.b.e Streets
iionn:s. Drug sroRE.
900 q Stres,
$50. s: al Ms s@alH, Stree.
wEIsHEEGER's
FULTON.
JOHN 1. kUESTEE
10 Louisiana street.
J. h. VAUGHAN.
a'q' W'..:tn:9g:E Aysnue
3jIG Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASiilNGToN * EARLY.
T.. ). rAnRlSH.
1903 Hull Street
a5,s ilaii Street. '
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY
SO. ScmIn"s Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PAKK.
W. X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and Stuart Street.
ROLAND PARK.
Park VIEW PHARMACY
1910 Moss Side Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
nunr tnpcr> Ia NAV.

Tho Boys Club bias kctpall team,
Niii PLAY the Ecivid"rc Junior High
SCHOOL Uyr this afternoon ~ Com
Wariiy club a. ..30 Both teams are
e1.0 30 Is" evenly matched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Atlantic City. Virginia Ave. near Beach,
Nil rooms with hot and cold running
water. private baths. Always open Wriie
Tor Rates. MONROE HUTCHIES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Situations Wan,cd-,IaIo 81
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

APARTMENT IIOIsE-EI
ce!l"nt brick building with all cunv"n-
fences. everything In thorough repair.
Twelve apartments. 50 rooms. Anna
income after dcduc,inE all expenses
about per cent net. Good loCa ton.
close to business section. Low prIc. !of
quick .al" Splendid permanent invcs;-
ment. Reasonable terms. Price ana fun
particulars cheerfuliy furnished on r.,
quest. Nenab!e Ford. Lynchbufg. Va
sole agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

\ hA MS--pcpartcd this life tho .!s; la:
~ r"hruIry. 1921. st T.. NJ. al ih,.
tTGinin Hospital. M:. Isaac Adams, .rc
- fsn"rai rrranG.ncnts i4;c-.
Died. -; tnc - sal .nt. of bcr
daughter. Mrs. Lyd!c Charles i:.G
i,"iawaT' Avenue. Srnday. February 20
at @.SU +. NJ. Mrs. Louise Edw, rJs
widow % =. II. Edwards. r'ul"rnI this
aitcrnoon from the residences 1T Z T.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Funeral Directors

ORDERS completed in %
io"iS w. are CIulppcA to uy. "a,
meats biacE Ia iwcnly-iou- non, rr.n,
~ ki,e+.'! branch oil our business i.i
- 'i:"tJ rIt..: PROMPT .tttrutlnt, Moi
-.SLiSs. 3uI NnIt. seventh Street.
.lAt = Gavin .'haup. funeral d.rcr,n,
anu rint!intE. 800 East Main =, roe,
MADISON 1854. Randolph 56e3 '''ee''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

IT Is SAID "orronLu%!Ty
THE HOURS OF ASD !. AND
~ AND l.. 81; Will cos
SLIDER APPLICATIONS OF \ i.iM-
TIED NuMBER or MEN. AGES
- TO 80. WHO ARE SO1' Salts.
FLED WITH THEIR PRESKNr
EMpi:oi MEST A%D WHO AR.
liDSEST AND AMBITIOUS. AID
HAVE \ DESIRE TO cut LOOSE
From THE WEEKLY PAY EN
I.ECTED. a PRACTICAL COURSE
~ SAI.ESMASSHIp WILL RE
TlLoSE QUALIFYING; Will IN
MEDIANi;LY BE GIVEN 4 POSI-
'FlON WITH y SALES ORGANiZA-
TiOS EMPLOYING OVER 1890
SALESM En-. AID AN OPPORTr-
NIFTY TO EARN. FROM 1900 TO
NIFTY FOR ADNA NCEMEST. THIS
COURSE WILL. IL NO WAY CON
E,.Llcr WiTid IoTEH rRESgSr
Ti9NS WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
" Cali. TIMES -DIspAT Ten
BUILDING. ROOM 1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Special Nnttccs

THE Roosevelt Conyajesc.I1, iio,,,.---
10 huts's. convalesceni. ncr yous 80,
t cur. cases invalids AMI oi,i'",','
i'-y',.'. ""sS u"si!inr "a speak Ia Nt.s
~ ...Iaiis IN 'cSard To this HON. 80
Ease can Etulcyard $40. az In. NM,
N'.''tSly 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
ttlp Nnntctl-jIAip
Hclp-Male or Female

fuRNITuHE cOvENS--Man,..,I. .o,,,. a..
10 make furniture cover. re. ,,o.,j,1 OH
$50. care Times. Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
n.cHay. ne n.,,, nIrson who pici,cd M a
nv"shaner on MaIn Street car rn ,."u ~
s.si e. ~ xa mppui o'".ock. cal Ma,iison
w,;n ,,i,Sc or stolen. Tom cat, gray
~ ". :" reward: North Sikh street
~ i,"st. Whit" Eskimo dog Au.w.,s
~ H"n'c OF Tiny. Reward IL i,ru",,,,,
M,,,,sn, IYrih Fourth Stree, or phon,
'H''' 10 w
LOST. gold hc!i pin. inttI,I.,
nctwtcn West End Church ANA .,'h;,.',''
t ,nm street. Reward. Phonc itannni,,.,
LII rn.Fe stock OF corsr.S re,!utcU ".
MI M i"u, thus aSsu,inr In.l r,,,,
%nr,h an" NJ s,yiS The curs'i shop sI7
MbfEi.LA--l.c.t on Broad and .ry-.,,,,
MN street car Monday morning :n,
~, ,u.no,ri.s. god and pearl haudI :.
C'i H"hi"!ph :i2; or itou!.var! iSI-I
it,"-rn. -.
ATtli-l."s;. on Marshall near Tn!rfv-
nj, m go, Sn.I wrist watch. Fin,i..
az go, Madison t0o6- W Address al <o:,:
Mtn'S -i"urih Street ANT r.cc!v,. 70
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

Fellows Syrup Hypop. Compound
at ............. 79c and S1.25
FTeeZone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 29c
Ferond's Hair Grower, S1.50 size
~ Sl.-t
Fleck's Lice Powder. soc size. 25c
GlycOthymoline 23c. 45c and soc
Gets-It Corn Remedy ... 29c
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan .... SIC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25
COUNTY ROADS ARE
BEING RESURFACED
Maintenance Depa r m e n t
Nears Completion of Ambi-
;ious Program for Highways.

ST. Joe. .ouutvs road malnteu-
o-cs G.n. .ueut 60 progressing ra-
r.dF vrr Dos 1921 program Of re-
-rrr.. miles 81 county high
Ne gar. according 20 Ed
ward I'D. .. lperintendent Of this
der .ut % miles have been
cove
The Zip road "A two and one
half mile stretch in Olive township
running from the Division st. road
10 the Lincoln highway is the latest
90 DO resurfaced. This north and
south road was opened % travel but
q week ago. II was built BY means
of the cOunty's fleet Of trucks which
naulcd tho gravel from the huge
pit leased from the Northern In
diana Railroad CO. near the Chain
o'-Iakcs road.
The maintenance department IL
at present engaged I'm repairing the
Division SO. road. which. about IL
miles west Of the city is in need OF
resurfacins. This stretch is only a
mile and a half In length.
Thus far the trucks have hauled
approximately 1000 cubic yards Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

gravel. The sreater portion OF the
work has been directed towards the
west and northwest parts OF the
county. this being due 90 the quar-
tity OF gravel available in this sec
ton. Next year attention viii be
directed 20 the southwest part Of
the county.
The Tulip road was laid for less
than $1,000 a mile. considered ex-
tremely low. The highways ia
Madison and Penn townships will
cost more due 20 the <act that gravel
must be shipped in 10 wyatt by rail
and distributed b. the fleet OF trucks
from that point.
The Union 81. road, out OF Mish-
awake. Will be resurfaced next year
as this 11-mile stretch, constituting
at one time the finest outlet 20 the
south, IS becoming badly worn. The
program this year calls for the re-
surfacing Of roads south OF Spring
brook park and a four-mile stretch
near North Liberty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

Cascarets .......... 19c and SIC
Carriers Kidney and Blood Tea Csc
Chasc's Nerve and Blood Tablets,
6OC size at ........ 4Sc
Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets,
Special ................ 69c
Chase's Kidney Tablets, coo size acc
Chase's Kidney Tablets, special 69c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

The payaya, or true melon, is one
of the most delicious OF all tropical
fruits. and the tree on which IL
grows IS noted for its beauty and
productiveness. In the Hawaiian is
lands the payaya ranks next % the
banana IN popularity. while In Mex
leo. Cuba and Jamaica Il IS a COM
mon and much esteemed article of
diet. From its original home In Cen
trail America. the tree has been car
ried 10 all parts of the tropics, being
able 70 pass the winter In the open
as far north as Jacksonville, Fla.
and the southern part of California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25
CONGRESS BEGINS
ON FINAL DRIVE

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a. Con-
gress today launched its final legis-
iative drive with a recess scheduled
for tonight.
There was enough legislation
pending TO keep the houses in ses-
sion two weeks longer but members
We're determined 10 get out OF town.
The beer bill. which a day or two
ago threatened 70 prevent a recess
altogether has been practically
abandoned until after congress re-
turns TO the Job a month hence.
It's place as a house block TO a
vacation was taken today by the
McNary bill 10 broaden the powers
Of the War Finance corporation 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

anpFi1g shall
by suh
of C0uni final
late
he Board Wills Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

70 determine the phrasing OF the
ballot.
Railroad leaders are said 10 be
dissatisfied with the wage and work
ing conditions outlook.
W. G. Lee. trainman chief said:
that II he railroads propose 10 go
ahead ard upset all we have gained
through years OF negotiation and
eliminate time and a half pay and
other working rules and conditions
no power on earth viii save the sit
uation.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

aid farmers Confsrees on the
measure have been unable 10 agree.
Prest Harding is insisteDt this
bill be passed before a recess. Re
publican leaders ct the house have
served notice that II must be passed
before the vacation. Strong efforts
will be made 10 reach an agreement
during the day.
Final action is expected today on
the deficiency appropriation bill
providing $500. 900 for the disarma-
ment conference and s4s.5OO. 900 for
the shipping board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

Limestone Phosphate, soc at. SIC
Iisterine ........19C, sec and sec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25
RAILMEN WILL
VOTE ON STRIKE

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 24.-Bal-
lots Will be sent out next Wednesday
for strike vote among more than
400. 900 railroad workers throughout
the country. railroad brotherhood Of
fcials announced today.
Results are not expected 10 be
tabulated for a month after the vote
IS taken.
Meanwhile, heads Of the brother
hoods continued in conference here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

The first name given 70 the Azores
was Azores. and ~hile the date and
name OF the discoveTer Of these Is
lands IS uncertain. Il IS conceded the
name was given because OF the num-
Der Of hawks flying about Acore sig
nifying hawk in Portuguese.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

A carload OF living quail has been
sent from Mexico 20 the state game
commission OF Maryland.
Ash Cloth was an early name for
Dublin. the present name meaning
Black Pool.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-25

John Bidley was the inventor Of
the stripper which would both reap
and thresh corn at the same time.
Evening star., 1921-11-16
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. November 1

BALTIMORE, November 16 (Spe-
ciaD D.-Chickens-Live young, pound,
24a25: poor and white 1eghorns. goa
%; old hens, 22a25; poor and white
leghorns, 20a21; old roosters. 15a16:
ducks, 20a27; geese. 24a30: turkeys,
32a40; pigeons. pair. 35a40; guinea
fowl. each. 4oaso. Dressed poultry
81; old roosters, 17a1S; ducks, 25a2S;
geese. 25a30.
Eggs-Loss off, native and nearby,
firsts. dozen, 62a65: southern, 55S.
Butter-Creamery. fancy, pound, ~:
prints, 47a49; nearby creamery. 43:
ladies', .30a32; rolls. 2Sa3o; store pack
ed, 27a2S: dairy prints, 2sa30; process
butter, 35a36.
NEW YORK, November 1e.-Butter
-Easier: receipts, IA, ,529 tubs; cream
cry. higher than extras, 46a46h =:
creamery, extras (92 score), 45a45 \ :
creamery, firsts (S3 to 81 score), 37a
"A; packing stock, current make, No.
2, 2Sha29.
Eggs-Staady; receipts, 1s,70s cases;
fresh gathered, extra firsts, 65a6S;
do, firsts, 5sa64; New Jersey hennery.
whites, extra fancy. candied. selec-
tions, 90; nearby and nearby western
hennery whites. firsts to average ex-
extras. 7sa75; nearby gathered
extras. 5Sa71; refrigerator, special.
marks, fancy, 3Sa39; do, firsts; IS y
a37.
Cheese - Firmer; receipts, 1,542
boxes; state, whole milk, flats, fresh,
specials, 213k a22k; do, average run,
81; state. whole milk, twins, spe-
cials, 211aa22k; do, average run, 21,