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Trustees Auction Sale

Randolph 345l.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY J. -. CARNE.Nt. & SONS
CHAS *. WILLIS G. co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs

In execution OF a certain deed Or
trust. dated October s. 1916 recorded
In Clerks Ofacc. Hcnrico County
Court IL, y. Il. 20e-B, page 81. default
having been made In payment of a
portion Of the debt therein secured.
ana being required by the beneficiary
80 I" do, We Will. on
W EDNESDAY. AUGUST o3RD. lEg2.
At $50 O'Clock l.. NJ.
proceed to sell on the premises. Al
public auction. the following dcsCrih-
cd property. "All that certain tract
~ land in Hcnrico County. Virginia.
near Highland Springs. containing 3s
acres with improvements thereon. ad-
Joining tho lands OF NJ. a. Wackrrly.
VIM. IL Rose ct ais. extending To the
Chickahominy River. and also touch
Ing the Grundalc Park" with tho
rlEht Of way granted by order Of
circuit Court lIenrIco County CSce
Orderhouk %, page 3s2).
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay all
costs Of sale. taxes and insurance to
day Of sale. and debt of 1854. NOW
duo. balance az the sum secured in
tho deed Ia be paid In 65 monthly in
StalmcntS OF $500 each. tho ilrqt ono
becoming due September 6. 1929. the
Others on the 9th OF each RECURRING
month thereafter Balance. II any.
TO be paid in ono and two wears with
interest. secured by a deed OF trust
on the aforesaid property Or for all
caSh at the option o. the purchaser
+. SITTERDING.
i y. CARNEAI
ClfAS. X. WILLIS.
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Totals

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DAN PATCH'S STABLE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
IBy Nssociated pressl

ST PAGL MINI. Aug. !S.-Burr-
ing OF tho old horse stable on the
former w W. Savage farm. AT Saw
age. Mimi. near here late yestAr-
day with loss estimated at 100000.
marked the passing OF landmark
familiar 20 scores OF horseman
throughout the United States and
Canada.
Originally built I'm 1904 az a home
for Dan Patch. famous King OF the
racers, the stable WAS gradually in
creased in size until quarters were
available for 900 horses
During tho time Savage operated
the farm from 200 to $50 horses
were Nuartered there. including
many worlds champions.
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=. RALEIGH PHILLIPS. i. &,
Il Il. ClIAFFIN 6 co. INC,
Real Estate AuctioHeers,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Oh
IMPROVED FARM AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY

IMPROVED FARM AND PERSONAL.
PROPERTY.
ON parhytown Road.
Hcnrico County. Virginia.
Ac'ing under deed OF trust from
Gilbert +. Walden, Ida l.. Carnell and
James K. Carnell dated July 2;th
1921. duly recorded in the Office of
the Clerk Of ilenrico Circuit Court In
II. II. 2iT-R. page 32S-23 default hav-
ing been made in the payment of
and being so required by the benc-
iiciary we shall sell at public auction
IN front Of ilcnrico Courthouse. ON
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 23RD, 1879.
At - O'CLOCK NJ.
that certain piece or parcel Of land
with good dwelling OF six rooms
barn. and other outbuildings thereon
lying and being in Hcnrico County
Virginia, on the north side OF Darby
town Road about seven miles east OF
the city OF Richmond. and containing
hfty-s:x $50 acres. less thirty-onc
one hundrcdths ,N-l00) OF an acre
which Is reserved for II road. For
meics and bounds and further de-
script!on OF the said land. special ref
rrcncc is hereby made to the said
deed OF trust. We shall also sell the
following personal property: horse
/ COW. / feed cutter knife. | grind
stone. | double drag. | range. disc
] farm bell two-horse wagon.
spring wagon or buggy. roll woven
wire fencing. | riding disc cultivator.
: double plows. mower. corn
planter. I grass blade, riding cult
vator. cross cut saw. one man
saw, J garden rake. ! stove.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay
the expenses OF executing this trust
including any taxes and insurance
now du" and payable. the proportions
ate part OF the 1922 taxes note OF
S22j. due April 2ith. 1922. with in
tcrcst on same To date OF sale. and
credit as 10 twenty 1--WE, quarterly
notes Of S2@J each. date July 21th.
1921. due respectively at from iJ-S1
months after date both inclusive. and
ono FOR the sum Of S63 IS, due ninety
months after date. ANY residue OF
purchase money 10 he paid in cash.
:. II. BATES.
JOHN G. EASLEY.
~ Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantctl-Iical ESTATE

REAi. EsTATE-ias, your property win
W. Tor sale OF !or r"nt. Morton q
Thaihlu"r Second Floor. First Na,!onnl
bsnr iin.,dInr. Randolph - ami So
hEAl. ESTATE--i.is, your properly win
va FOR sale or for rent. ". can .Hrv,.
you. h.. r. Schmidt " Co - Nvr,h
Eighth street
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real rs,
tat- Department. Sales. rentals and
Ipahs. Seventh and Main Streets
FOR BEST RESULTS. list your property
"'lh Jain'a ] 'n7hy 80 East Main
FOR RESULTS list your propertS WIN
o. q. taylor. ~ North Nin;h street
FOR RESULTS us, your propeTTy WIN
j. Connolly &c Co. Seventh and
Franklin streets.
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''"H 'I'hSh'N licnrE ~ ais,
Defendants
ThL- day came the plaintiffs in this
mus. ANA ~ leave of court filed their
srcnshhw Henry and William Henry
from the State OF Virginia. and pray-
ing Tor the distribution to them OF
IN" innd in this cause set aside by
I',r"cS herein as the fund OF said
J"hn cronshaw Henry and William
i'ehrN upon the presumption OF their
"eh'hs hN absence for a period OF
seven years and more and pravinr
hereto as unknown defendants. and
thercupOn the follOwi ing order OF pub.
licHtion is entered:
Ihc object of tho petition In this
IauS" ~ to convene in this suit John
crcushaw Henry ana W.llinm Henry,
u alive, and If dead their heirs. cX-
sEuIo's. administrators dcvisees, as
signs OF successors In t!tle ana make
claim anu prove their respective
iiShiS 4" certain fund in bank TO
me credit Of this court ia this cause
as the heirs of Mary r.. Henry de.
ceased, that ii there be no appcaraura
ny said John Crcnshaw Henry and
william Henry; their heirs. etc. that
htliS nt sald John Crcnshaw Henry
ana william Henry, and that the
court distribute TO petitioners the
Sail fund as the heirs OF said parties;
that Upun proof OF the absence OF sa 1T
John trenshaw Henry and William
Henry from the State of Virginia for
seven Years ana more. and NOT heard
from, that they, the said John Crcr-
shaw Henry aud William Henry. he
decre"d to be presumed 10 he dead
under the laws OF Virginia
And affidavit having been made and
ni"u mat John trunShaw Henry and
william Henry arc nOnrcSidcn.5 OF
IN" state OF Virginia. and have not
hetn residents OF said State 81 Nir-
snia Tor more than seven years. and
nav" not been heard from within n
period OF seven years and more: thnt
y iS not known whether the said Junu
'renshaw Henry and William Henry
he living or dead; that the iuriber
ana names OF the children heirs, OK
ecut"rs. administrators. d-visces as
Signs or successors In title OF the
sald John crcnshaw Henry and WI
liam Henry, If dead, are unknown. Il
- hereby ordered that the said John
trcns haw Henry and William Henry,
II living. and If dead the heirs, cX-
vcutors. administrators, devisacs, as
signs or successors in title - "A Ger
tam fund in bank TO tho .vpdit of
the court in this cause as the heirs
etc. ut Mary H.. Henry. deceased an
pear here within ten days after the
du" publication Of this order and do
what may be necessary TO protect
,heir interests in this suit
y topy-Tcstc:
CiiAS. .. SANILEE.
=. Clerk
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lMpEOVEM ENTS IN IIENRIcn

S@ANA. TRACT OF LAND. WITH
IMPROVEMENTS. IN HENRiCO
COUNTY. 10 MILES EAST OF
RICli.iOND. VA
In pu nance OF the terms Of a
certain ,H.d Of trust from Robert
W. Johnson and Mary Ella johnson.
has wife. 10 the undersigned trustees.
dated February ~ 1919. and recorded
in the Clerks Office OF Hcnrico Cir
cult court In -. %. 2i3-B. page vs..
default having been made therein.
and being required by the beneficiary
40 To do. we viii sell In front OF the
llcnrico County Courthouse. at -
o'clock NJ. on
AUGUST 10. 1922
that tract of 6ha acres. with improve
mcnts In Narina District. near GINS.
bounded on the north by Millic
Brown. on west by Susie Waller. on
south by land formerly Frazier's.
and on east by PeRrlic Johnson.
This will make n nice home or good
investment.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost Of eX-
ecutins this trust. any taxes that may
be due. aud the SUM OF s250.U0. with
interest from February ~. 1919 and
the balance mt on" ana two years.
JOHN r. WELSH.
l.. II: KEMP.
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dULiifJNS-LEGaLS
Legal Notices
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond. Va. July n 1877
pursuant 10 resolution Of the dItectors
OF TINS Dans At meeting held July S
isas. there will be called meeting OF
ne shareholders TO b- u-Id at their bSnk
ing nome. Main and Twelfth SIreeta Ricn
murd. Va. on Tuesday. AuRust 2. 1927
at - O'Clock noon for tho PURPOSE OF
further amending Section 3 OF the Articles
OF Association. so as TO provide for a
board OF directors cOnsistiLI o. moi less
'nah i've go nor more than twenty tsUJ
r@holaers: to elect such additional dl.
rectors as may be determined upon. and
for the transaction or any other pu.t.
ness which would properly come before
% Id meeting
WARREN Nj. GODDARD.
NiRGINIA-IN TIE CIERK'S OFFICE
OF suRRY CIRCUIT COURT, AUGUST
~. 1922.
In Re $4,000 surry County
Five Per cent Bonds for sale;
Sealed bids for tn. sale of $4,000 o,
surry County per cen, bond. will be
received AZ thu Clerks once @. Surrv
County until Tuesday. September 5, 1872:
a, IL NJ. as follows
FIRST Fun issue 10 run FOR ii period OF
nfteen years.
Second. privilege Of Anticipating one
or more bonds At any iniercs, period
Third. on" bond to he retired each
year from date OF issue.
Said bonds under either OF the a;or..
said conditions are to be in d.nomina-
tons of $1,000. with Interest payable semi.
annually. and non;axable as to Stat, ana
county.
The Board reserves the right :, ,,io,,
any ana al! bids. BY amended order Board
Supervisors
$. n. RAnilAM. IR.. Clerk.
by c. w. YANCEY. d. q.
SnrFN. Va. August II
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INDIANS TAKE OPENER
lev Assnrintnh nro.n |

~. lrh Associated Press
ASii lNS'ToN. Aug lS-Clcveland
"p'hrd thTec-dny series here today
~ defeating Washington. : to (,
- ''hSoh was driven from the box In
w S;Nth inning. Rrillhart FLASHED
"ut me game III clever style.
nom" run by Goslin featured the
game Score. '"V
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AS PULL BROWNS DOWN
BY Associnted Press

fiiIA pELpiiiA. Aug. lS-Phlla-
heiphia won tho opening game o, ,1e
series with ST Louis today. s tn {.
1t marked the fourth straight victory
for the Athletics. their longest WIN
ming streak Of the season. SooI..
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DETROIT DRAWS BLANK
lBy Associated Press. !

hpSToN, Aug. lS.-Warren Collins
hela Detroit To five hits today and
enabled Boston TO win. s IN q I,
was the fourth time this season tnA
Tigers have been shut out. Score:
Detroit
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YANKS CO INTO DRAW
WITH BIG BANS BLOW
Homer in Tenth. on FRS,
Pitched Ball, Gives New
York Victory.
Rv Associated Erass 4,

NEW YORK, Aug. ls-Vhe New
York Americans went into a Ito win
-. Louis for the American League
lead, defeating Chicago in a tcn-in
hlhS gam" By score OF : to :
while Philadelphia was defeating M.
browns Ruth. first man up in tho
tenth inning. knocked Davsnport's
hrst pitched bali to the right.Hleu
stands for mis- twenty third home run.
winning tho game. Ruth also hit =
'ripl" and single and drove In or
scored tive runs. Score:
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WN-NaSr NltS"EIUIT-
mann. W Collins. Fcwstcr Three
base hit-Rurns. Sacrifices asslcr.
Neach. cutshaw, Mitchell. Chaplin.
Double plays-CutshaW to Rigney To
Blue Blue to Eigncy 10 Blue. Pratt
TO Mitchell to Burns. w Collins 70
Mitchell TO j Collins. Left on bases
Detroit, : Hostcn. I. Bases on balls
of w Collins. 4 Struck out-bv
Olsen. . by w. Collins 3 Hit by
pitcher-hy Olsen tNiitchcl, BURNS.
PratD. l'mpires NAllin and Evans.
Time 20
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TCtais .. 35 Sl3 90 IL o
'Rattel for knln in ninth

NVVT" UN INNINGS. Il.
- Louis ........ OIL OO0 llO-I
Philadelphia ....... O33 OOl OlN--S
summary Two hasa hits-perkins.
Tohiu. Naylor Home run-JaCob
son. Sacrifices WEIGH. robin. Fos-
tor. boubl" plays-Fostcr To Nc
Manus 10 Sister: galloway 10 Hal-
ser Left on hascs-St Louis. =:
Philadelphia. 4 Bases on bails-oH
Nanrildcr. >. Struck out--by VAN
alder, |. by koip |. by Naylor. |. .
iliis-oH Nangildcr, ; In / "a; or
kolp. 10 in i l-3. Losing pitcher
Wang ldcr t'mpircs. owens and Mo-
rarity. Time | A..
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who
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
1890
ing in
and
NUT oddp in
muho
and
the
n
This stock mechand
: e o
positive Iadics tied to tend
v.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT

NFNft NJ EN >.
The Sherrod. s. Il. corner Grace
ard lombardy Streets
Sycamore, 220O W Cary Street.
y w. corner Sycamore and Cary
Streets.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Vacation Places

NICE large airy rooms all modern con
V-uienCes; ;u- shad. and torches hy,rh
lnesc"llcd Apply 20 BOX gro. cora
Dnsviii- Va
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Totals
sb
" nshiuctot,

I''FN - tut ~, ICON III DtUKh anu
Judge: Shanks. Harris and Judge
Left on bases-Cleveland. \: Wash
ington. 4. Bases on ballS--off Erick-
son, ,; OFF Morton, 4: Off Brilliant. >
Struck out--by Erickson. s: BY Nor
ton. L: by iirIllhart !. Hits--ofr
Erickson. . in ia; Off Brilliant. 1
in "a Passed balIs-picintch
Losing Decentralization Umpires
Connolly and Guthrie. Time, o:ls
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y lRGlNlA IL TIE CHANCERY
COT ri OF THE CITY OF RICH
MnND THE 2TT'i DAY OF JULY,

William Writ Henry ct ais Plaintiffs
~.
John Cremshaw Henry e, ais.
al.
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EXCELLENT BOARD. weekly special
week END rates Mrs. II Ecclrs.
Twenty eighth Street virginia Beach
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l.. g. GpvEK&MENT uoubie. wagon har-
ness slightly used. barEain. l.. Ross
Co.. iz3 Brook Avenue.
NIGH GRADE fUESIrUkE AT loves,
rIicos Furniture Exchange store. 32J
". Hroad Street.
SSh i.9-round double door Eddie -
':riH"ihtpr sultab!. tor DOsTdius house
"' ls.Er family In perfect condition
ana wl!! sell o. loss price ". t..
Smith. '02 i.n.t Marshall
FOR SNI.E-lawn mower. large walnut
s'ich""fh. mahogany bureau sui wash
A.H--M
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor ,uIc .

FiSk a90-acre Piedmont va Orange
county farm. near highway. between
Of"hg" and Rnp!dsn. Va. on &. 4. .
ana southern Railway. fertile. highly
cultivated. we'll wstrreJ and ,ir.lb.r.i
adaptable grain. stock. fruit and dairy
81. "utbu!hinss. completely equipped. .
Truck. Tractor. horses COWS mules
- o0ct ideal home Easy terms. 4 Is
I"lini"fio. OwnsT Hob ls5. U'an... ~
FDH SALE--3sD.acrc farm ono mill, from
"ii,.r 3t-surR: 80 acres under -ul,tyn-
ton hHihrce hno ;imb.r lsi.- house
"n'bHlhtrzs VOL. orchard. 81. 800.
ems BOX ia-. Williamsburg. Va
Houses for Sale 81
FLOYD AVE.-SiT rooms aEd aaih- 10
Zoo. Possession sept. let. J. T.. Sic
Daniel, w.ih X. :. Hudg.ns & Co Madi-
son s-3s
FOR SALE-East End brick hofnc. i,n-
'nedlat. possession. rooms. bath. ga.
deep lot. near car. good ncishborh5pi
Anply owner. 3!l y. Twenty.s"v"n,h ST
hlGiiI.ASD pARk--l rooms. frame i
large pantEies, kitchen and bath. cheap
on easy terms II sold al once: cOrn.r
lot. Call owner. Randolph s50O-J.
WEST End brick home. extra largo
rooms. n"wly r.peTcd. central location
and completely detached shady sid. q.
smooth paved street: 1880: easy terms.
Nyland Realty Co. Randolph .lT
boulevard 2tsl after
DIRECT FROM owNER-GIntef PARK
Terrace. room: strictly modern. Ia5V
oa.h balance IKE rent. Boulevard
iss6'J
WE Gan supply your wants In real estate
w. +. Purcell. Jr.. Co. Inc. 100 Sorrh
Eighth street
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BOARD ~ beautiful. country homo on
river, boating and fishing house
rcfe'n"d, who!esD'nr fond. special rate.
:" pa-tl'~. references r.TuiroG T "
Eisom, Va
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Five" piece blue. gray and ivory deco.
rated breakts,'-room suite. sia15
is-inch mahogany nnish cato leg
tables. i2ii5.
windsor chair to match Priced a.
low a ,s.s5
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Houses for Sale

FLOYD ANE.-SiE rooms AEd nsth 80
BOO. Possession Sept; let J. o. Mc.
Daniel. Win X. =, iiudE.ns & CO. Madi-
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Shore Property for Sale

WE SELL LOTS. SEE US.
RAVEE NORRIS & COMPANY, INC.
Mutual mag. Phuno Ran 1899.
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MERCHANDISE

FOR pipe and fittings. see Bremen 4
NiChaelson. 500 Brook Avenue.
NO. 10 REMINGTON typewriter: Multi.
graph. motor driven folding machine
typewriter deHh. leaving city. bargains
.. .. BOX 1885, CITY.
oSE >iprisht Fischer piano, {9s cash
tsed. but In nice condition and good
iun" Andersons. Broad n, First,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-25
WOMEN IN LONDON GREATLY
OUTNUMBER THE MALE SEX.

London "a. PA record increase
in the number of females, as COM
pared with males. in the city of Lon
don during the last year is shown in
the census figures. In the interval
between the census of 1911 and that
of 1921 the female excess in London
rose from 1,127 to 1,165 as compared
with 1 900 males.
In actual figures the females ex-
cess in London is 341 1865, an increase
in ten years of 1882. The effect of
the war on the female population is
shown by the fact that nearly $4,000
of this increase, or about sc per cent
is accounted for by widows. While
the enumerated population of London
fell nearly one per cent during this
period, widows increased in number
to 12 per cent.
Although there was a considerable
increase in the number of persons
between the ages of ninety-five and
one hundred in this period, the CEN
tenarians fell from twenty, five males
and fifteen females, to sixteen, six
males and ten females.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-25
". u. MORGAREIDGE
SUCCUMBS FRIDAY
WELL KNOWN MOSCOW MAN MEM
Der OF ODD FELLOWS
FIFTY YEARS.

Willard d. Morgareidge, IA years OF
age and resident of Moscow since
1902, died last night at his home. He
was a member of the Odd Fellows
Lodge, having been member of that
sorder for more than 80 years. The
funeral will be held Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock from the Baptist
church. The Rev. j. T. Croot will
conduct the services and the Odd
Fellows will have charge of the serv-
ices at the grave.
Mr. Morgareidge was born in Noble
county, Ohio, November 20, 184S. He
was married to Rachel Matilda Mar
quis on December 27, 1866 Mrs.
Morgareidge died August IS, 1916. Mr..
Morgareidge is survived by "A grand
children, nine great grandchildren
and the following children:
leyen Children Survive
Mrs James Nolan, Lewiston; Mrs.
L. L. Wilson, Harrison, Neb.; VIII
F. Morgareidge, Moscow; Mrs. C. D.
Ainslee, Moscow; Mrs Jennie Day.
Gillette, Wyo.; Mrs. Arthur Tennis,
Creswell, Ore; Mrs. Walter Wood
ruff, Harrison, Neb.; Mrs. Edward 0.
Thompson, Moscow; Mrs. Julian
Woody, Cassa Grand, Ariz.; and Ira
w. Morgareidge, Seattle.
Mr.. Morgareidge became a member
of the BaDtist church early in life
and had always been a supporter and
believer in the faith. He moved from
his native state, Ohio, to Nebraska in
March, 1876, where he remained until
August, 1902, when he moved with
his family TN Moscow, where he has
lived ever since.
A man Of simple tastes, sturdy,
life, he left behind
him a host of staunch friends, who
never wavered in their confidence and
esteem of him as friend and citizen.
The Odd Fellows have been re-
quested to meet at their hall at 80
Sunday afternoon to attend the fun
eraI in a body.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-25
GANZAGA DEFEATS
IDAHO'S VANDALS
BULLDOGS COME FROM BEHIND
IN FOURTH QUARTER AND
WIN IA TO z.

Spokane-(S SpeciaD-Gonzaga uni
versity won from the University
of Idaho this afternoon here by com
ing from behind and scoring two
touchdowns in the last quarter. The
first half ended with Idaho leading
on a to score.
Stockton, powerful Gonzaga back
field man, won the game for Gonzaga
when he scored the winning touch
down in the last of the fourth quar-
ter. An Idaho man fumbled on the
20 yard line, Gonzaga recovered, and
Stockton plunged over for a touch
down, fumbling the ball as he did
so. There was a big argument as to
whether the touchdown was a touch
down or a safey. A flip of the coin
decided that it was a touchdown in
stead of a safety.
Bross scored Gonzaga's first touch
down on a forward pass in the first
of the fourth quarter.
Breshears Scores Touchdown.
Beaney" Breshears scored Ida
hos touchdown with a beautiful run
of 40 yards. Breshears smashed
through the GOnzaga line on a straight
line buck, eluded the secondary Con
zaga defense, and sped on for 40 yards
across the Bulldog goal line. The
point after touchdown was made by
Kline on a nicely executed place
kick.
The touchdown came early in the
second period after Idaho lad
smashed the ball to Gonzaga's 40 yard
line. Twice in the first half Idaho
passed the ball over the Gonzaga goal
line only to have both passes incom-
pleted. In the last of the second
quarter Gonzaga opened up on for
ward passing game and worked the
ball to Idaho's 20 yard line where
the Idaho men held for downs.
The lineups follow:
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UNIVERSITY PASTORS ARE
4" NEWEST ORDER PROPHETS.'

Philadelphia CA. P.)-University
pastors are becoming the newest
order of prophets" the Rev Warren
F. Sheldon, secretary of the Joint Com
mittee on Methodist work at tax-sup-
ported institutions, told members of
the Board of Home Missions here to-
day.
These prophets are men of vision,
conservation and courage" he de-
clared. The committee has made ap-
preparations in aid Of sixtythree
places for a total of $4,000 this
year and has activities organized in
seventy-five churches.
Candidates for the ministry re-
ported from this department. for 1922
number 73, as against 81 in 1921, and
45 in 1920. Enlishments in foreign
missions for 1922 number 1872 as
against 1852 in 1921, and ITO in 1920"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-25
CANCERS 100000 DEATH
TOLL IN UNITED STATES

New York, Oct-Approximately
100000 persons in the United States
died from cancer from 1900 to 1920
inclusive, according to an announce
ment made here today by the Ameri-
can Society for the Control of Cancer.
The Society basis it's estimate on
figures obtained from the United
States Census Bureau. The bureaus
figures show that S77,410 deaths oc
Cured during this period in the re-
gistration area. This area represents
less than two-thirds of the population.
By adding this third the total number
of deaths is reached.
The Society is conducting cam
paign to so educate the public in the
first stages of the disease that cures
may be effected.