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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
WOMEN GOLF STARS
IN NATIONAL TOURNEY
Prcscn, and Former Champ
ions Entered at White Sui
phur Springs.
lkv Assnciat.d rrcss.l

NEW YORK. Sept. .--R-present-
.ng all SECTIONS of the country. ia
women golfers vii! go to the frs,
t." In ia" qualifying round Of tho
""m"nS national CHAMPIONSHIPS
tournament In the Gr"cnhrior cor
club. Whit" sulphur Springs, w. Va
September -. rairingS announced
TO-DAY Icy tn" United states Golf As
S""iati"n Includes Miss Marion Iol-
ms. New York. TIA" present cham
pi"n; Miss Al.Xa stirling. of New
York. and Atlanta. former national
champion and Miss Edith Loitch
sister 80 IN" former Hri,iSh woman's
Champion
Other we'll known entrants are
MIS- Melvin Jones'. and Miss Edith
cummings. "f chicago. MrS William
4 Gavin. rnrmar mriropnIi;un
""m"n's champion. now residing in
England, VIII" las; weak defeated
Miss stirling for tn" Canadian
w"m"n's championship Mrs Dnrn,h,
'amrh"ll Hurd. of Pittsburgh. Mis-,
R"SamOnd Sherwood. ~ stony Hrnnk
y. V. member nf American teams
and Mrs. Quentin r Fci,n.r. and
Mre. f. g. Let's. ~ chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BIG BILL" TIIDEN
DEFEATS FOUR MEN
LEY Assncia,eh Dress

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l7.-Wil-
liam Tatcm Tildeu. H.. monarch of
drive. smash and lob today defeat
ed four men simultaneously on the
grass tennis courts Of the German
town Cricket Club. where ycster-
day he retained his title OF American
hampton by winning from William
NJ Johnston. OF san Francisco. in
i've hard sets In the final of the
national championship tournament
Todays exhibition match also was
hV"-s aHair-hut not 81 best three
out of five. for Tildcn won them all.
me scores were g.. i-t g. ca
-. NV" or his opponents remsint,l
III thr back court aud two at the
net Nevertheless Zig HilI" could
una vacant spot to slip in Il
passing shot about whenever he
'h"S". Ills service aces frruucntlv
irit his club mates al t;crmantown
wondering who fired the rifle
The defeated quartet were Roy
'"ifin. russell I,obinsou Frank
Deacon and Jack Heard. I'll members
or the Gern"nt"wn Cricket Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
FORTH WORTH Easily
BEATS MOBILE GU

FORT WORTH TENAS. sept. -
For, Worth Panther cats. Te,
L"acu"rS tw" times wirnrr OF
biNi" series outcl.send Mobile Pcs
southern L"arUcrs. in every dcpa
n"nt In IN" initial game Of
Dixie series Surda~ afternoon.
fore = crowd NJ l5nnO. winning
t" Mobile used three pitchers. I
could not stop tho rampage q!
Texans. which started in tho FIRST
nlng Win 1hree runs iin'ur ~
hy Hoffman and Cocmhs Tavcne
steal az HON" IN th~ eighth and
steady pitching % Pate were
features ~ tho game
Tn" second game viii be play
h"ro Tuesday
Score by innings n. II.
Mobile -. ono 0on 0O0-O ;
Fort worth .. 3n2 Uoo l2N-o q
Batteries: Fulton. Fuhr. AGO.
and BAKER. Pate and Haworth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
SUMMER CAMPS UNITE
u. s. CITIZEN ARMY
Try Associated Pros.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE sum
m"r's work In the military training
camps went long step forward"
toward uniting national guardSmen.
reserves nnh civilian army students
lnio ON" Homogeneous citizen army
or III" i'ui;rd states" Secretary
Weeks said today in II statement re-
Ni"win ing what had been dom. In each
civilian element "f tho new army -
rhis summer. for The first time.
all clements ~ III" army provided by
congress. In ia" light az tn" World
War Tor the national defense. have
participated in field training" MIR
Weeks said Everywhere through
out III" i'nitcd states. the outstand-
'nr f"aiur" "f tho training camps has
been IN" enthusiasm with which all
concerned have thrown themselves
int" @ work. and as necessary
sequence" the generally high level 81
accomplish ment"
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NOTED HORSES To TRY |
FOR NEW WORLD MARI.
Field Day for Champions
ranged for North Ran.
dali Track.
IRy Associated Press.I

CLEVELAND. Sept. l7.-Never
tho history OF harness horse rae.
hnvc so many champions appea,
in one day as will compete aRai.
time AT North Randall. on Septe
her ~ The day. known as "Fi
Day for tn. Champions" is to
held In connection with natl,
"f tho Gentlcmcns Driving Club.
Peter Manning. tho fastest tr
ter In the world. will attempt
lower his, mark Of l5Ti The y
gram also includes time trials
Media. l:5oi; Arion Guy, 1894: NJ:
car"t Dillon. 200; Guardian Tru
2io3i and Prince Lorer
N"dha. the champion trotting ma
made hcr record OF 1874 during
r"c"n' grand circuit race meets
~ Toledo. She Is tho only trotti
mare To accomplish tho feat Of ,
r"tiating mile in two minutes
better without tho aid ot pace s
Ter Lou Dillon, tho only other M
10 ,r"t az fast. made hnr mark
-. with two pacemakcrs Arr
Guy is IN" champion 4-yoar- old tr,
ter. and tho fastest living trotti
stallion
Margaret rli"n is the pacing au,
- IA" country.
Guardian Tru-, 10 tho champ.
y"ar.nid trotter and tho tastes,
N"ar-"id ~ 1922
Prince I."r"e. :hN hampton douh
c"it"d horse. holds record OF .
for pacing and 2:o3i as tro,,
~ is III" latter that hr viii atien
>" lower.
%"r,h Randall track is being !
Into excellent shape for tho or,
sion, Huh predictions arc freely ma
:" hors"m"n here that at least 20
~ IN" horses will succeed uni.
weather conditions Interfere
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IRy Assnciatcd Prcssl

ST. LOUIS. Sept. i7.-lluhor,
c'Shncks'D rruc.t. phenomenal
young pitcher for the ST Louis
Browns. hold the New York yam
KEGS 10 five scattered hits and struck
OUT eight visiting hatsm.n. and tn,
bTowns climbed back To within a
han game OF the ,eading Yanks by
defeating thon. TO /. in the see.
ond game of a thrcc-piy series.
Ken Williams TOOK tho lead among
the major league hnnC-run clouterS
by slamuins out his thirty-eighth
circuit drive In tho eighth inning
Sisler. who Mad walked. was on base
S!sler cracked out hts sinrlc In thc
sixth inning. making II tho forty
a!st game IN which ne has hi, safely
HIS hit broke tho record created nv
Ty Cobb. OF Detroit in 1911. when
COBB hit IN forty straight gnmes
WITT Rack In Gnmr.
Lawson cWhi;scv'D Witt. confer
fielder for New York. who vas
knocked unconscious whom struck nv
por bottle, presumably thrown nv
fan, IN yestnriay's game. was back
in the lineup today
Tho game was a pitchors' ha;tl"
between Pruett and waite Toyt for
FIVE innings. Tho Browns managed
70 gather several hits. hut not on
portuneiy. whilo Pructt held tho
farkH helpless.
Foyt was touched for threo rune
In seven innings. and Jones. who took
Up the hurting duty In tho eighth.
allowed two more.
In tho sixth inning. Ruth. who In
his fret two times NJ bat. had walked
and famed. connected for his thirty
third home run
The locals came bach and took IN"
lead by scoring three runs Foster
walked. Sislcr singled and Poster
scored on Williams single. Jacobson
popped 10 Scott and McMauus famed
Williams stole second and h. ard
S!sler crossed the plate on S,v.r.
eds burning liner over second hhSc
innkS Threaten Rally.
The Browns added two more
counters in tho eighth on sisters
base on balls and Williams four
hasa hit
New York threatened 10 score I'm
tho ninth, whom DuEan and Ruth
singled IN euccc 81 ion with mono out
but Fipp forced Ruth. Srhang famed
and Flpn was thrown ont by Sewer
ed as he was trying TO steal second.
Another caCHCity attendance was
on hand. Ropes ware stretched
around the Playing field and mounted
,patrolmen prevented Tho crowd from
ssurginc toward the diamond.
woman fan was injured slightly
when hit on tho head by bal
thrown during the practice. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
EASTERN COLLEGES
OPEN GRID SEASON SATURDAY
Training Period at Leading Institutions Is Well AID.
vanced-fale. Harvard and Cornell Satisfied
With Prospects for Winning Elcvens.

syracuse and pcnnsylvania also
VIII get under way. the former With
Hobart. and tho latter with 81. Bona
venture Washington and Jefferson
VIII begin operations with Geneva.
harvard and Princeton will trct ont
their squad the following SATURDAY.
INC crimson aSains, Middlcbury. and
me Tigers in a jungle episode with
Johns HopkinS
Ind Jones <nti.ard.
From Yale comes tho news that
Tad Jones il we'll satisfied with his
oackheld. aud is maneuNerirg to
plug possible weakness In tho lin.
Head Coach r. T. Fisher. at Har-
rard. also is quoted as hrirc welt
satisfied with his prospects. ono
hundred and sixteen men reported
Tor the Crimson squad in Response to
IN" first call Al cornell. Gil pohio
IS said :" he cheerfully rubbing as
hands with tho possibility 81 = strong
eieNrn'to he constructed around five
veterans from las, Years varsiN
The line is his problem
Fordham is the only New York
city representative tagging Al thu
harrihr. Tentative Iinc-ups wor.
picked last week while ,voscorc at
Columbia and An army of aspirant.
at New York University were active
" at work
The frs, call At Brown University.
Providence. f. /. will lie sounded to
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
SERVICE MEN WILL.
HOLD ATHLETIC MEET
lnv Associateh rrcss-l

ATLANTA, GA, Sept 1.-THE
= athletic department n tho Fourth
corps Area az the Army. compris,rr
min" Southern states. will hold =
h"Nlnc and wrestling tournament
mere rr"ha bly, the last week in No
Vemh"r. II was announced TODAY. in
which NOR" than eighty men are OK
pe''"d 20 participate
flanS arc under way 20 hold tho
m""' IN conjunction with tho Army
Marin" football game scheduled Tor
N"N"mo"r 80 which service men are
P!anhinE 10 max" q gala occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
FRENCH SEAMEN PLAN
TO HAMPER SHIPPING
fry Associated Press.1

PARIS. sept. 1.-THE twenty-four-
h"nr protest strike OF the scamen in
various French ports ended at :
clock. At nil ports whore the strike
"as effective. The men returned to
work without disorder
Union leaders said today tho efforts
90 The men to force the government
I" reconsider modification OF In.
"'sht hour law would not take tie
form of general strike. but would
consist Of compelling the strictest
Observance Of every technicality in
the shipping rules This. they add
ed, would cause many delays In the
departure Of vessels The scamcn
Viii also demand Increased wages
aud possibly insist on payment in
pounds sterling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
.EPPA R|XEY'S SLANTS
TOO MUCH FOR GIANTS
McCrawmcn Get Is Hits. but
Are Checked in
Piuchps.
IRy Aysocia,cI Prcss

NEW YORK Sept i7-The New
YORK Giants outhit Cincinnati today.
IS In :, but were unable to solve
EiSeys southpaw shoots in the
plnches, and lost To the Reds. to =
Tn" Giants punched Ave OF their
drives in tho sixth innint. when they
scored all % their runs. sensation
al catch by Roush of Snydcr's long
wallop, checked the rally Tho Reds
won the game IN the eighth. scoring
i"o runs on triple by Dauhert.
Roushs neider's choice. a pass to
duncan. Fonscca's single and a sacr.-
lice lily by Hargrave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
RAY GRIMES STARS
LEY Assncia,cd H.. l

EN'"kLNN. Sept, IL RAY Grimes
win double. triple and homo
run. accounted for three NJ IN. runs
that gave chicago s-to-, yic,orv
over Erooklvn TODAY Osborne
pitched shut-ou' hall M ~ tho ninth
"n"n an error hv Terry. Whn.,'s
Sinrl" ard Myers trirl. ycnt over
w" runs for the Dodgers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
GREENSBORO CHIEF
SAW RICHMOND LOSE,

'hief ~ Police CrutrhncId of
Greensboro. y C.. was anon, ,bo
rams VINO attended the baseball game
saturday between III" Greensboro DO
nee ana inc kichm"nd cops which
'"t '"rneei nIu"coats won, to |.
The Greens hnro chief vas on III.
way home from the Convention m
'"'c" 'h!eis. and stopped over here
To see his charges play.
The box score of the game is az
follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
zCHzNG ENABLES BROWNS TO EVEN YANKEE SERIES
EX-COLLEGIAN GIVES
LEADERS BUT FIVE, HITS
Reward for Arrest
of Bottle Throwcr
nv Assnriateh rr.ss- |

CHICAGO. sept. l7.--lI g. John
son. president ~ the American
League. today offered Il reward Of
$1,000 Tor tn" arrest ~ III. per
son tina; injured Lawson Witt.
New York League nuth.Id.r, Ivy
throwing pop haiti" at tn" play
ar In Saturdays gam" with st.
Louis. The reward is T." Il. paid
hy him personally. and o.. to he
tddcd {" the fa6n reward offered
by the browns and the ST Louis
hooters Club.
In Offering the reward. MIR.
Johnson reiterated his determine
ton to stop IN" abuse Of plavers
and umpir"s in American l..ayu.
ball parks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
WEEKS SEES MARINES
DEFEAT ARMY TEAM
fRv Associated rressl

WASliiNGTON. Sept. lin the
presence OF Secretary Weeks. Gem
eral Pershing. Major-Gencral Lee
jeunc and OF as many or the rank
and Ale OF the two services az could
crowd into tho local bali park, tho
Marine Corps team from Quantico
today defeated an army nine, to
,. taking the championship OF the
Third Corps area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
WHITE SOX BEATEN
Try AsS".ia,.d pres,

ali, H"h'; IA hating
~ Nv" inning. netting
., '">'"h. won t"dHy's
"""G"' j I" ,. Singles
~ Wednesday aud D'Hourk- ana
""m''" rs hn'ns drove home the do.
Gliding runs W.
III" score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
FORMER TAR SHINES
Try Assnria,.h l.ro..s l

hhN rH'NNh. S"r' Il Summa a
recruit from IN" T"yaS I.nacue fe,
tnred tndaS'S cl.v"land's ,,o-o vt,
tory over philadelphia nv drivinc
IN '1"veland's f'st run and star,ip,
n" winning rally in IN, .irh,b
TASTY and Roonr pitch.d .van-un
ha hut Harris who pitched Tho
elGh'h inning after liastv had riy.,
way 10 Pinch hitter. was inef
fertiv"
Tho score.
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International League Result,

Huralo. -. SvrHcgs". o.
jersey city. 5-5 Newark. go
Rochcgtcr. 81; Toronto, 20.
Baltimore. =. Reading, 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
"'IIS ..,......,.31 II - -
br(rnIf

"''en Tor i'aSSl"r In seventh.
m',l"d Tor hHuSs In seventh.
IEa'ied for Olsen in mimi
Washington unin,,o,
Detroit non w., @
summary: Two base hl,s-Eic.
th''S III Sa"rih,., -rrckiunaurh
stolen hasr-lInrrl$ ponhl, min,
.i"rrls. PecldnpauEh aud JUDI. I,,
HASH'rr and Eiaury: Harm. .nd
!"dre. P""ISinpap;h. Harris ANA
j hdse '.-f' on bases WnshIn,t,,r
y Detroit. Stwrl ou,-hy Dsn..
= Mog ridge. / Eas" on ball,-urr
''hsS M"gridgr. 3 Nus
aus In :. Olsen. > In 9 III,
'F pitcher NV MpIrIdgc Gfan.v,
'N paus- n."mnttel Losing Mon
"t-bau"s Umpire. Commonly mn,
Nallin. Time. i.ai. anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
TIGERS DEFEATED
Try Asenrintcd rrnss1

pr.l RoIT. sept Washington
.""nn ''ansS easy TODAY and defeated
~ !'E"rS. I" , while Mocridcn
hold petroit's hits we'll sc,,,crod 49,,
received good support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

>: harris hu"l stolen Lns,s Nn.,,
~. collins SHrrihc" hite r,ttiu..,
HhN"'N h"uhl" plays O'RnurL. ,n
!" i'"'n>; Shelly In Mullir,n
."'t on bases Chicago. a. I,os,nn
". has's on halls-on " collin. q
S'rhch out hy " collins o 49,,
rome 's"n 2 Hit ny pitcher ~,
hohtris"n PratD; hy W Collins
tMnlliranD. I'mri,.A ,,,,, "Il'ns
and Chin '""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Try Associated rr.~s.1

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE bark
lnG or quarter backs. III. pIunEiur OF
nun hacks and the struggle Of mus.
GO against sin"w in tn. forward line
WIZ draw attention all over tho cnun-
Try next saturday. when tho laao
i""thHll season makes its formal how
~ dozen colleges and universities
inder sun that has made good
weather for baseball. tennis. golf.
p"i" and swimming the molcSkinned
warriors Of tn" courtry's leading in
Stltntions Of learning have boon linn
""rlnE up now for two weeks Al
ready the preliminary coachinr stag.
or ball passing. signal running and
hunting has been passed. and tho
varsity is scrimmaHtns with the
scrub.
Trimming We'll Advanced
~ number "f Eastern colleges
notably Harvard. YAH. Princeton.
Navy. Rutgers. Cornell. Colgate.
syracuse. PENNSYLVANIA Fordhan.
Pittsburgh and Washington and lief
i"rson. tho training season is we'll
advanced
= Val" Will he tho frs, OF the major
squads 10 got into int"rrollcg ac-
ton. being scheduled for a tusslc with
Rates III tho bowl at New Haven next
SaturdaN Last year the Blue. With
n team not greatly different from tina,
expected TO start newt SATURDAY..
trimmed Bates. IS Ia o.
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American Association.

Milwauk" IS Louisville. 80.
Kansas city, st, Indianapolis.
Minneapolis, 81; Toledo, rs.
81 Paul, 81: Columbus. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

n'hE fIiEN I'iiN TODAY
WV f"fk NJ -. Louis
w H>hihEi ton az DctroIt
h">ihh at thicnru
|hiihhriphIa nj Cleveland
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

hE>TLTS yesterday.
i'"hi". .: New York, I.
p''r"it. :: Washington. q.
"'"i""d. Z: rhIinhrIphtn. -.
hi"nI". .; Bn>iou, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

WIiEitE THEY PLAY TODAY.
hicngo rt BrookISn.
-. Louis NJ noston
PlttnburEh at rhiIndrIphis,
Cincinnati mt New York,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

summary: Two-hase hits Erown.
Cru'chfrld Home run Rrnwp
stolen hasns-CrouCh. Tru"lovc. nou.
hi" plays Williams Ia Hau"r: T."man
to Dempsey
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Ht>I iI> Yesterday.
"''"h"fl' '; \"" York. =.
h"hG". u: itr""LISn. =.
''hl> two >"hrduIrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

H""n''N i""shf'c hiis-hun-
can. HarRravo Thrce-hase hl;-
'auhert Sacrifice hlts-Fon.ec,.
ftn"lii Harcrav". Stolen haso
r"nScca L"ft on base Yorl
Cincinnati. s. Double pIavs
'arcroft I" Rsvling. Ia Kelly.
h'NeE I" hauhort To Fonseca.
Frisch I" Rawlings to Kelly; Fou
SEGA :" hsuhHu. Struck ou,--hv
Neh'. ? R-so On halls-on Nchf
'mpires--RiEler and 0uigley. Time.
49,
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tl~S~Iun,i,

:: !'"V''H T"r TIhNtN In cighth
-" for M"Nnity in eighth.
lN"n for Speaker in eighth
S""r" 10y innings: y
,"''"h"irhi" ......... O0l 000 nn .
'rNe'"hd ............ Ito 0On 02S-t
summary Tw"-hast hits-Mc
,,"w"n' S"mma. rhrcc-hasc hi,
.' H'"'"h hase-.ia Jameson.
i'""n", Double plays w,mI IN
H"w"li and M"inniS Len ON I,,s.s
fh!ia'"Irhia. Ia: Cleveland & ,,s..
On h"'lN "n iiaety. /: Harris !,
,:""n". = Struck out hv nnnnn
ms OF TASTY. in : innings liar.
- ia Losing pitcher Harris
nmb'''S owens AMI Mnrioritv
Time. ~ IVY
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Totals

T"'HI$ .......33 % -
'Rat'"h for Friherg in ninth.
ia tisn FOR Smith IN cicb,b
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
ST.. BLOOMSBURY
Local News

Miss Margaret Ling has returned
from. a visit at the home of her
uncle, Rev. d. c. Ling in Con
cord, N. H.
Miss Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift,
well-known in st. Johnsbury im-
personated the queen in the
Twelfth Night revels given by the
Professional Woman's club at the
Coplcy-Plaza Saturday evening.
Miss Swift is the president of the
club.
Harold Abbott left Friday morn
ing for Springfield, Mass, called
then. by the critical illness of his
mother, Mrs. O s. Abbott who has
been spending the winter at The
home of her son-inlaw and
daughter DR. and Mrs. David Har-
Iman. Mrs. f. II. Philburt of
Essex Junction, Mrs. Abbotts
daughter, was called to Springfield
the first of the week. 'tt .t.f
A ladies' double quartet and a
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14

President, Bernice Cuetting;
treasurer, Naomi Richardson; Sec
rotary, Mildred Gle; cheer leader,
Carolyn Murphy. After the bust
ness meeting, furniture under the
direction of Miss Anderson was
manufactured for the dolls houses
which these little girls have been
making.
j. NJ Swan and Son Inc, have
just completed the reconstruction
of dam at the outlet Of Rangeley
Lake in Maine. The original dam
was of timber construction and
The reconstruction involved a com
bination of concrete and yellow
pine timber. An interesting thing
i'll connection with this dam, is
that the briilAag of the original
was the first construction job, on
which J. M. Swan of the corpora
ton, was engaged. The work
was done in 1881.
+. A. Walker is doing public
express work for the remainder
of the winter. Advertisement
Mrs. II. f. Smith is passing
few days in Barton with Me-.
Smith smother who continues
very i'll.
Milton Miltimore of West
Bronze, P. G., is visiting at tho
home OF DR.. and Mrs. Fl II. MIL
timore.
Leon J. Charland, foreman Of
the Caledonian-Record Office, UNI
delwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Fitch hospital Satnr-
dav morning.
Miss Grace Wetherbee has re-
turned from visit. to her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weth-
orbee in Littleton, N. H.,
Miss Mary Grint, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. A ?. Grint. has been
seriously i'll since returning to her
work in Pawtucket, r. L., but is
now convalescing
The Rector's Aid society Of st.
Andrews church will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. c. A.
Cramton. The meeting Of st.
Margaret's guild will be held
Thursday evening at the Parish
House.
DR.. c. A. Provost and DR. W.
B. Fitch were visitors in Berlin,
N H., Thursday and Friday.
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public entertainer will provide the
program for Genteman's night
of the St. Johnsbury Woman's
club at the Maple Grove Tea
Room Tuesday evening, Feb. Z
The first meeting of the Pcrsev-
erance Achievement club for this
year was held at the Woman
clubhouse Wednesday afternoon
and the following officers elected:
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Halls Catarll, Medicine

Those who are in a run down"
condition will notice that Catarrh
hotherS them much more than
when they are in good health. This
fact proves that while Catarrh is a
local disease, it is greatly influence
ed by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is 4 Tonic and acts through the
blood upon the mucous surfaces of
the body, thus reducing the infam-
nation and assisting Nature is res
toring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
i. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Az VcrtiSemcnt. tg
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Kidd his Science Power Give the mind oil youth ana We
in nina
of youth ef America!
in
maze
only "a hours
giOE insruc tiOn du the
Available disclose that nefout Of the Children oil schoo age IN
Jonsuy enrolled Sunday school, Protestant or vi
About onehah oil inc
education he froes-
problem we nave
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Classified Advertisements
Is the first insertion One word for each day thereafter
charge rs
! cents.
WANTED

WANTEDABeet, veal, pork,
lamb, poultry nj the Summerviiie
Slaughter House, "a Concord Ave.
O Duval, Prop Phone G51. 157 If
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MAN to sell guaranteed shrubs,
roses, trees, plants. Weekly par.
Permanent. Experience unneces-
sary. Write now. Barry Nursery
Cp., Rochester. N Y. 1877
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LOST Between Concord. Candy
Kitchen and Smiths. Book store
Il brown pockelhook containing
sum OF money II l7lndel;i please
loave at this Office and receive
reward 1GG-1GS
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WANTED--A woman for general
houaework in family Of three in
Newport City. Tel 113-1l. O. u.
Hancock. 157 If
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RAILWAY Mail clerks, $1,000 pcY
annum to start, promoted to ~94O0
Exams soon, many appointments
coming. Write for particulars.
Springfield Civil Service school,
800 IL Main, Springfield, Mass.
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