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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
RICHMOND FIRST CLUB
BOOSTS HOLIDAY CAME
Will Sell Tickets TO Members
for McNlillin-killin-
GER Duel
ger Duel.

Realizing tina; the coming foot
ball game 10 be played at the Mayo
Isle Park on New Years Day bc-
tween 80 McM!Nin's outnt and e.
team 10 be gathered here in Rich
mond means mitch TO the capital Of
tho old Dominion in adver,.sins.
prestige on the football map. etc.
the Richmond First club has APP.
pointed special committee for tho
purpose of distributing the t!ckc;s
among ;hc!r own members ana other
business men OF Richmond. ANA also
OF helping boost the game as n grca,
civic asset. This action by an or
Ganizat!on Of live wires here shows
their observation-disclosures in the mat
ter OF promoting III" general well
fare and prosperity Of Richmond
through the medium OF big spor,
events.
\ stiM workout was hold las,
night at the Iowi;zers' Armory. Rid
Ing Han. when some dozen or more
lNchmond hcftiys were out i'm pads
20 get acquainted with the system
NJ plays which is gradually being
diVuir"d 10y Coach Andy lHNhous.
IN" men caught 90 rapidly 10 the
signal system. and already give
much promise ~ developing from n
bizarre gathering of former college
stars to cohesive, ono minded ma
chine. With the kick which Will DO
added with the coming OF Glen XII.
l!ng"r and Rod Johnston, the Rich
mond eleven on January. would pro-
ducc the power necessary to hca. Nc.
Millin's Invaders
Communications from McAIillln
continue To come in TO Turner Bethel.
In charge OF local ARRANGEMENTS for
the game. The latest additions -
the team. which he will bring with
him are Daddy" Potts. star Wash
inEton and 10" tackle az last season.
the Generals best lineman of The
year Winklcman. great Arkansas
cud, and Trafton. Notrc Danes
stellar center
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
MIL[|ONA|REs FORM
HICH-ClAsS GOLF CLUB
Long Island to Be Scene Of
Million-Dollnr Play
Plant.
lny AssocIatcd prcss.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.--I.onE Island,
IA favored spot Of golfers. is To have
a new SLooO.u00 Ciub--tho "Crcsk."
Vincent Astor, George +. l.ak.r. Jr..
IlaT"nS" II. Maekay and J. +. Morgan
ar" among the members OF ths com
m!tioc organization which cleo will
be tn" first board Of governors.
The club. with golf course. bath
ing beach and grounds VIII occupy
100 acres OF the old crnvHth prop
criy on Long Island Sound, near
Locust valley, |. i. Cnnrlcs Blair
MacDonalI. designer OF The Lido and
National courses. has boon engaged
TO lay out the new links. Tho e!sh-
;""n holes VIII hav" u length Of o.
llo yards, ALTO yards going out and
$3.50 on the hOm"ward nine
MemOcTshlp Will he limited to 900.
The cost Of tn. lmproveuonts has
been uudcrwritt-u by' NIFTY i:nanciors
who are 10 have the privilege OF
nom! mating members FOR the consid-
GRAFTON OF the board Of governors
Others on the Organization committee
are: Frank LOngfc!low Crocker. Mar
shall Field. Harvey d. Gibson. Charles
II. Ma cDuua!d. H. l.. Pratt. John u.
Ryan anu Harry Payne Wa!:ney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
K|LBANE and WILLARD
BARRED IN NEW YORK
Former Charged With STALL
ing and Latter Is Deemed
Too Old.
IRy,Associntcd Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Wiilinm
Muidoon. chairman of the New York
stat. Athletic Commission. an
nOuuccd today that johnny kilbnno
ana Eugene Criqui would not meet
here In fcathcrwciGht champion
ship bout. while no was head Of tho
body governing boxing.
we gave kiibnno every oppor-
tunity To hight and not to pose. ana
he ignored our warnings" he said.
boxing promoters minated they
would not take Chairman Muldoon's
cdict too seriously In that II new
chairman would likely DO named
wien Governor Smith took office.
Chairman MuldoOn announced also
that Jess Willard. former worlds
h.arywcight champion. would not be
allowed To box In New York under
the Jurisdiction OF the present com
mission. The age limit. under tho
rules or the boxing board made VIII
lard Ineligible for a license. 1t was
explained.
The statement relative to willard
resulted from reports that the former
champion and dempsey might meet
In bout here. Chairman Muldoon
placed johnny Wilson. Boston boxer.
whose middIeweight title was de-
clar.d forfeited In Sew York State,
IN the same category WIN kilbauc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
ANiDSON WILDCATS
WILL PLAY TECH

DAVIDSON COLLEGE. y. c.. Dec.
2i-Ihe Wildcat 1923 football schcd :
nir was announced today 10y Manager
a VI. tiii.housc, and includes ganivs
With practically every college IN
North and SUuth Carolina. In addi
zion TO the V. l.. /. classic at Blacks
aUrg. Va, ON October 4. This game
Viii take the place Of the former
Georgia Tech date.
The schedule Is as follows:
September 22-Elon College at
Davidson
september 21-prcsbyteriun Col
icgc OF South Carolina at Rock Hill.
october 6-N. l.. /. at V. l.. /
(Blaeisburg. Na).
October l3---Citadcl at Davidson.
October 20-Wakc Forest III Char
lott"
October F'nrman University (,
Columbia tSou;h Carolina STATE
FAIR.
November 3-Eorth Carolina stat,
at Charlotte. Winston or Davidson.
November l0--Clcms"n at Clemson.
November l7-jniVcrsity ct Eur,h
Carolina at Charlotte. Winston ug
Davidson College.
November 2n tThanks Eiving Day -
Trinity ~ t'narlptL..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Sislcr Noses Out Cobb
for High Batting Mark
~: AssnNln,nd prnss.]

NEW YORK. Doc 2l.-Gcorgc
SiSlcr, OF the st. Louis americans.
and not Ty COBB. ~ entitled TO
recognition us holder OF tho high
est batting average In the hiRtory
OF the AnCr!can League, cXam!nR-
ton toGuytf Official statistics ro-
vcalCd.
The Detroit managers mark OF
ago. made N WI. has been ac-
cepted generally as the lengue's
high mark. while records for 1922
credited S!sl.r with IN average
OF .ilg. Analysis %! the Two
records, however. shows tn Il
cobo's actual percentage IN 1914
was .il:62. whereas Sisters mark
for the pas; season. carried out
the same number OF deG!,nu!
places, way .ilg7., thus giving the
Browns nrst saCker u margin OF
.000lT.
Giving Sisters average the BEN
eht OF the fraction exceeding one
half. such a. was done in Cobb's
case and as is generally Gus
tomary in average compilations
now. his record In round Hyurcs
would be tho same as that OF his
Detroit rlvRl--.i20
Cobb's percentage is baseu
upon figures carried in baseball
guides of 1872. regarded as OIL
c.a!. which gave him Pas hits In
80! times at bat. Official Amer
can League averages for 1922
save Sis!er 2iG hits in $50 times
at bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
HAN ANA RESULTS

Frs: raee--P!csan. lo5 tCAllahan),
assoc. S5.2o s26H Won Cionwith.rn.
k,1oS tFie}dsp. sS2o $3.50. second
AGonundrum. 100 ,phertp, s. so. third
1uTime. los i-5 AN ran
q, md rlce-Mary RelGel. li2 IN.
- Et'nes) $50, $3.50. $40. won:
'rtSir Jack. los tHanksJ. $3.50. $40.
4 second; Rlaise, NJ uu!yD, IS 40,
~, third. Time. 1918 So Awning. molly
IN Puff klity Chcatham Sovereign, III.
olMlss Rankin, porjleht, also ran.
: . Mooresquc. Perfect Lady. scratched
Third rae. -Eas. 40 ,Stuttsl.
issS7.3o, $3.50, S2-o won. Hohokus.
yo1l0 tBalD. $3.50. $50. second:
-, Golden Chance, !l5 CThylorDD. 200.
rNth!rd Time" l.l5 80. Valentine
a dor. MeGus4 bon Pope. Nan ReA.
ID Tiiania, also ran. C!ceron!an,
erl Fourth race-The Boy. 10 Plck
"a aens). So "a, Out. won: Ecllc Of
"Elizabctht"wn III CIcIermottl
lal tMcD"rmott, $3.50, out. second
b sMssterhaud, los Gs.Uuuer). out. ihird
-, Time. ll4 30. Chief SPONSOR alsc
Tran.
,w I'ifth racc-puke Of yvellineton
10 tGantncrl s. 80. $3.50. $3.50. won.
lh1iorch los tS,uttsD, $3.50, $3.50 sec
flhond; Thistle Queen. lo2 (Aiahoncy)
$50. mira. Time. 1881 Is Montill0'
""Ncllc Norke and Bryuliinah also ran.
or Sixth racc--Stou-,yaU. 100 CGl.ckJ,
$3.50, $2.t0. won, RandeL los
- lierratO, $500, $3.50. second
III Fayellc, - (Stutts> $40. third Time,
ltl:i1 .. India, kcltui. Fly Cast and
Mig also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
SOUTIlPAW WILLIAMS
WINS FROM STUART

In the thrcc-cUShiou tournament at
The Recreation last night, Lefty
Williams. the soUthpaw wizard of the
cue, completely upset the calcula-
lions al The wiSeacrcs by taking the
brilliant young stuart. who has been
tn" sensation ot the present tul.rna
mcnt. int" camp 10y the count of 20
10 -. stuart vas considerably Oft
stroke ana could not get to going.
while his soUthpaw opponcn; found
the going To his liEinr and piled ur
a substantial lead right from the
start.
Tonight At : two real veterans of
the angle game Viii clash, the match
brin%iug together George Herbert.
winner 81 last years tournament. and
i'dll"N VINO Is one OF the most dan
gcrous opponents in tn. game This
'nH'ch should prove to bc Il battle
from start 10 finish. and billiard
'eN"tc"s arc assured OF witnessing
q real classy exhibition OF three
cushion billiards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

Krid ran twcnty-seycn consecutive
strikes. As Tar nS could bo ascor-
tanned last night eighteen cUnbecu-
tive strikes Is tho city record. held
jointly 10y Reid. Pop" Vuuck. Bruce
COOK, fanny Duwdcn. Colonel
hursh, l:d. P.ctsch and others. Rvid's
perfect score OF 300 is the third on
the POrthiuouth alleys. tho others
having been made by Dozier, who
douby.s with Reid in team play. ana
u marine sergeant.
Glenn kiliinscr who Will be one OF
the DIE attractions III the football
cnsaGtmvnt on Mayo Island on New
Year Dag. - beng sought Dy Al
innta baseball CluD for next season.
ri!i.uEcr, besides being one OF IL
greatest iuotuaiIers' =. The genera
tion, ~ a fancy innclder lie was
fdrneG out by the Yanks to Jersey
cay Last year. bur was diseutislicd
NI,R The Skcets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
YOUNGER MAY COACH
DAVIDSON WILDCATS
Imy AssocIn,ed prcsal

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. bee. 2l-
davidson College authorities arc
negotiating with Monk" Younger
assistant coach Il, Virginia Poly
tcchnir Institute. az "A successor TO
Hugh L. Cray. Davidson coach. who
has announced his resignation. cf.c-
I'VE al Tue end OF the present col
lcsintc year. according to report
published today by the Charlotte
Hcws Younger played on tho foot
bail teams of both Davidson and v
~ before Joining the VIRGINIA
Fohbl"rs coaching stan He was a
star IN both football and baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Atlanta Wants Killinger
for Cracker Inlield
Try Assnrininh prn.s

NEW YORK, Doc. 2I.--Glcnn
kiiiinger. lnnelder. who last sea-
son WAS EARNED out to Jersey
City by the fnnkocs. Is being
SOUGHT by tho Atlanta ,club. the
tehkce business manager. Edward
narrow revealed tonight. Ilo has
mol YET decided whether TO close
deal. he said
Kiliinger. 81 former Penn State
all-hmcrlCan half back. played HIS
las, football In 1921. In college
baseball no played third base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
hliI.nn IIrud. AurI,r>, c,,,

NtI'F.ItII kNNVKG, Dec fiat
w annual business meeting OF the
Ant'crs' Club. Of this city. John W
Allison was elected as president. and
". y. Hamlet WAS elected secretary
ana treasurer The club is In Il
uourishins condition. Many promi-
mont describes OF Isaac Walton. Of this
ny "hH vicinity, are members OF the
Anglers club. which has a lease on
~" bass pond and dubious. at
N"arn-N IonN. in CArolint CnuMtu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Marine Official Keen for Game Here
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Reid Makes Perfect Score on ALLEYS
By EARLE LLTZ

After looking Richmond over,
Major J. G. FREen. athletic director
at Qunnticu. IL keoner than ever to
bring his marine eleven here next
Lee Trimkic mud Mayor George
Alnslle assured Major Fagcn yestur-
day thnt they are just as keen as
he to hnvo tho Lcathcrnccks capture
tho city.
QuantiCo yesterday to Size up the
SIT untion. lie WAS disappointed that
Washington and Lee had decided
against playing tho marines. especi-
ally aS IA letter two days ago uayc
him to understand that the arrange
Incnt met with the approval of the
lexington authorities. The fact that
Frank l6bson,. of the University Of
Richmond on October 20. was big
FACTOR In Washington and Lee break
ing OH negotiations.
At conference at the wcstmorc-
land Club. Major Fagcn reiterated
thut the marines Will play any col
lcEe in the country ia Richmond MIR
Dohson was present and offered tn,
athletic facilities At the University
or Richmond Whenever the Leather
necEs come To Richmond. lie sug-
Hesi,t that November "a. date
praci ally all Virginia colleges are
idle, would he m ideal time for the
Cuantico eleven TO play here. Major
faSen thought the suggestion a good
one and VIII act on IT, The posSi-
btlity that II Middle West eleven may
pc the marines opponent IS bright.
The one disappointment of the visit
70 Richmond. according to Major
Faccn. was his Inability TO sell" his
football game to the Chamber nt
Commerce. Tho chamber has an
bounced before that 1t takes no mart
In sport activities. but his prorusi-
ton TO bring 5000 marines to Rich
m"nd and To make this CITY n l,.t..
area was along business lines. ms th.
Spending -. clivitics OF the Leather
NECK are provcrblal.
I jus; IL few days ago Ray whitman
ana sammy Swami set - great mark
IA bowling as two-man team Sow
comes Frank Rcil. u former E,rh-
inondcr. with some scores that viii
make quite few -ump themselves
/" touch Bowling on the fas, E,c:,a-
t."n Alleys nj Portsmouth. Rcd. ON.
" "HnesGay night, i'm three cuuSrrr.
NV" games. made 2j?. coo and 9TH.
or a total u SIS out OF a possible 900.
To 40 this he had tho rcJnarlla5lc
gam. average Of 2S3 2-3 siirpassiuv
amy DIM" record. although under tho
worlds park. In his three games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
strong Noldo brothers team. Of th,.

STRONG Noldo Brothers' team. Of this
city. una tho Rocrcntion All-Stars. OF
Portsmouth. Va. which was seized
ulcd for last night. had to be post
pohod until nlter New Years, due
TO Illness on part or several OF the
Tidewaicr bowlcrs. which prevented
them from making the trip to Rich
uIOud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Gihbon> MA, M.t chun,,

ST rAUL. MINI. Dec. 2l.-Tommy
Gibbons. local heavyweight. who re
Gently uutpu.Utcd Eilly Miske I'm ten
TounGs. has received an offer from
a Now YORK promoter for u match
with Jack Dempsey Il became know.
here today. Gibbons Was asked 70
state tho terms u" would ask
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

Snruzcn Accrp,- vIirr.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2l--Genc Sar-
"z"H. open Hol: champion. to-day
signed two-y"ar contract 10 act az
professional tor the newly formed
Erinrciir 81. " lodge. hotel and
COLI clMh. hcE!nninE March |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

Rowling Match Postponed.
me iinai five games OF the home
itnu nome tenpIn match between thu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

The foot fault rule laid down by
the United Stnteu Lawn Tcmn!s AZ
ISOLATION provides that before com
mcncinS 10 serve the server shat,
stand with both feet AZ rest behind
the base line and within the limits
OF the center mark and side line.
From the time or taking such stand
ana until the racquet strikes the
tail, both feet shall remain behind
the base line and Il; least one foot
snail remain on the ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
WORLD TENNIS FARLEY
ADOPTS ]. S. RULES
Resilicncy In Balls and Rest
Period Made International
Requirement.
fly Associated Press. |

LONDON. Dec. 2i.-.Ncprcsonta-
tir"s Of all tho principal tennis piny-
Int hRtiuna meeting hero agreed to-
day to Standardization Of Tho rules
of tho games.
The American standard Of required
reFillonoy In tho bulls was also
adopted. heretofore tho governing
"ody or no uthur pniion haR mad d
u specific rule Az to rebliluucy, but
only'an Ia HiEc nnd weight
Ihe. american provision for u rest
periou hftor tho third Set In men n
matches md after tho Recoud nut In
woin.ns. II wRs decided. shall hero
altcr bu unlvcrBaiiy followed In In
turnhtlCnnI cVntnsts The various
nations may, however. modify this
rulo FOR purely domestic matches
new international foot fault rule
was adopted, and this also is sub
$'A!l TALLY the same hs that effective
IN the United Stnten
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23
Doctor Makes Astounding
Report OF NeU Znfalible
Cure OF Dread Diseases

ease is caused by altered Radioactive
thy of electrons."
AT the Rockefeller Institute one
great research worker in cancer took
the report OF the discovery with i'll
repressed humor.
Abrams theory of the cause of
cancer is too funny to be treated seri-
ously," this man said. Abrams says
that cancer, tuberculosis and social
diseases are present in almost every
human being, many receiving it
calls bovine disease"
On the other hand is DIR. S. D. Hill
fer, formerly of Heidelberg Univer
sity who came to study under DR..
Abrams and remained to practice in
New York. He said:
Fifty years ago the man who said
he could take air through TO China
from New York. would have been put
in a mad house. Fifty years from
today no physician will diagnose
without the Abrams method.
THE medical profession cannot I'M
derstand how we can diagnose and
localize as we'll cure a disease.
And they will not try to find out.
Il am willing to have any group
of reputable scientists test the meth
cd. Let them present me with blood
samples of half dozen well defined
cases and I will tell them the nature
of the disease. its location, whether
white or yellow and how long they
hvae had the disease"
The radio-activity that causes can
GER can be counteracted. Disease is
nothing more than electrons gone
mad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23
BY JOHN L. SPIVAK,
N. S. Staff CORRESPONDENT.

New York. June 23-Caruso once
struck wine glass at a dinner party
and got the note of it's vibration. He
sang that note at the wine glass and
shattered it to bits.
Based upon this recognized pheno-
menon of physics is the report of the
most astounding discovery that dis
eases can be infalliably diagnosed and
localized and that the most dreaded
diseases of, mankind: tuberculosis
cancer and social. can not only be
recognized but cured.
The discovered and inventor of the
diagnosing machine is DIR. Albert
Abrams of San Francisco. who recent
ly startled the world by his discovery
on blood distinction, several of which
were accepted by California courts.
The machine and the treatment is
based upon the accepted Scientinc fact
that the human body consists of
nyriads of ceaselessly moving lee
irons which are millions of millions
of times smaller than the atom-the
hitherto smallest conceivable thing.
When electrons through some
means are thrown out of their nor
NAL gear. disease results. according
to DIR. Abrams theory. And the cure
of those diseases are affected by COM
batting the radio-activity of these
electrons with the precise radio-ac-
tivity of the diseases
This is absurd" declared noted
scientists when asked for their opin-
ions. THE Migratory rate of disease
cannot be measured by modern ma
chinery. Neither is there scientific
grounds for the statement that dis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23
Defeated Norwich
To Race In
LatOnia

Cincinnati, June % - Eighty-sax
tbree-year-old colts and fillies are en-
tered in the Latonia derby which will
be run Saturday, July 1. 1t Is VIZ
tually the same list as was named Tor
the kentucky derby. Norwich Is
certain starter, according to his own
er, BENJAMIN Block. In this event
Norwich will be compelled to shout
der 131 pounds for the mile and one
half journey. Others in the race will
carry 126 pounds.
The distance of this race is one mile
and a half. The distance in the Ep-
som derby. the great English classic,
is one mile, nine hundred yards
While that of the Kentucky derby Is
a mile and a quarter. The Latonia
derby has been run continuously since
1888. In that year it was won by
Leonatus running in the colors of
Chinn and Morgan. The winner was
ridden by Isaac Murphy accounted by
nearly all horsemen as the greatest ne
gro jockey. Murphy in his career won
five derbies In 1885 he rode Bersa1
to victory, in 1886, Silver Cloud; in
1887 Libretto and in 1891 Kingman.
In 1888 Los Angeles and White ran
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23

from his very serious accident when
motor truck pinnd him against an
other machine.
Harmony Grange meets Thursday
evening, June %. The work of the
evening will be comforting the 3rd
and 4th degrees on a class of candi-
dates.
Townsend Cox is with his brother
Attorney WiImot T. Cox, of New
Canaan for a few days.
Washington Lodge, No. 10. enter
tanned a record breaking crowd on
Monday evening last, when Attorney
Leo Davis, district deputy, was pres
ent on his annual visit of inspection.
Members of Harmony Grange are
rehearsing a play entitled Down in
Old New England" to be given in the
Town hall, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, July 10 and 20. for the ben
eft of the Grange building fund.
Monroe feels justly proud and well
she might of one of her sweet girl
graduates. Miss Jessie Louise Stowe of
East Village. who graduated from the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23
lFord roadster purchased through the

Ford roadster purchased through the
D. w. Flint agency of Derby. Now
girls, be on the lookout.
G. Chase Edwards has purchased
new Ford touring car.
. Charles F. Silliman and family of
Easton We're Sunday guests of Mrs.
Florence M. Standish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis N Thompson
entertained friends from out of town
on Friday last.
Louis B. Beards1ey and VIM. C.
Nichols have been drawn as special
jurors for the Superior Criminal
court.
Edwin G. Shelton and H. ]. Lord
are acting as jurors in the Common
Pleas court.
The town school committee held
their annual limitations of the 7th
and Sth grade scholars at the Cutters
Farm School on Monday, June 10.
The summer vacation will begin June
81. The teachers for another year
have not as yet all been appointed.
Ellis Horth continues to improve
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23

shelton High school, Friday evening,
June is, with high honors, being
valedictorian of a class of nineteen
members. She was the winner of
three prizes, viz: The $40 prize OF
DR., Gould of shelton for excellence
in English during .the four year
course to the valedictorian, the SO
prize of William NJ. Curtiss for eX
cellence in Latin during the four year
course and the $40 prize for modern
language, the gift of Edward E. Gard
ner. She will enter the Danbury Nor
NAL school in the fall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23

During the interview DIR. Hilfer de-
clared that by the simple use of the
Abrams machine all this talk about
the legitimacy of Guy Stillman coulo
be settled in two minutes.
Give me drop of the boy $
blood and the fathers blood ana
will tell YOU whether Guy is Still
mans son or not he declared
The machine by which Abrams d.
arnozed diseases has handled ap-
proximately $4,000 cases. all of which
it is said, were absolutely correct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-06-23
EXPERTS INVESTIG ATE
ROAD BUILDING SANDS

Washington. June 23-The Bureau
of Public Roads soon will begin an
investigation of sands unsuitable for
concrete because of the presence of
loan or other organic matter.
The investigation will be conduct
ed with a view to devisinG methods
of treatment which will make the
sands safe for use.