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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05

The strange thing about q fire Is
that you never know when IL is going
to happen or what is going to cause
it. Tuesday night it was the Snake
River Bridge. b. r. McCARROLL
will take care OF you.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05
MARRIED

John r Banks. Jr-. ard Miss
Roweaz Powell, both OF PaEetse.
we're united in marriage by Judge II.
o. Luther. at the court house, Nor
day afternoon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Sunday morning service st II,
lesson sermon, subject, Are Sin Dis
ease and Death Real
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ.
Testimonial meeting on Wednes-
day evening at S o'clock.
Reading room at Church Edifice
215 North 9Th Street, open daily from
9 to 4, except Sunday.
The public is cordially invited 20
attend the servicessand visit the read
ing room.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05

LoST-a bunch of keys, last Sun
day, between 7th Avenue north and
Charlie Hsrtung's home, Kindly
leave at the Enterprise office, and re-
ceive reward.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05
ORrcoN NJRsERy 90

II Won are figuring on Prune
Orchard. LET. us show YOU the wonder
full quality of the date Prune".
See H. L. Thompson, Representative,
at Emma Theatre block.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05

Game Warden Boor, made an ar
rest last week of a party hunting
without q license. Mr.. Bood wishes US
to inform the public that ii is unIaw-
ful for boys under twelve 10 hunt,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05
SNAP!

$4,000 down. and $4,000 Per
month will buy big seven room.
partly modern house with two nice
big Iots.-Lamott Brokerage Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-05

PASTUE-Just opened 40 aers
field Of excellent pssturs-See W.
D. Case. Srd. Ave South. oct.St-.
The Washington times., 1922-11-03

,TIS a oarv
The Washington times., 1922-11-03

TITS a marvellous blending, for this is indeed
the time of pleasant adventures. Thesocal
season opens. Dance and dinner, ballroom and
theater, formal and informal functions all make
their own demands for footwear that shall har-
monize The football field too calls it's devotees,
and again, one must be appropriately and dis
tinctively shod.
The Washington times., 1922-11-03

Red Cross Shoes meet all these broad require
ments and satisfy each individual preference.
They are so ceverly styled, so exquisitey tailored
that Miladys feet are not merely shod in them but
fttingly enshrined. And withal, they are SO prac-
tica graciously fashioned and gracefuln theirease.
The manufacturers have placed their sale ex-
clusively with the House of Berberich and it is
our privilege to present the new Fall models in
this 54th Anniversary Sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02

transfer the Newport News club 70
Mr.. Dawson. The transaction was
accepted 10y the magnatcs
The schedule submitted hy Mr.
bradley and adopted in Newport
News calls for an equal distribution
OF Saturdays. each city receiving; ten
The season will begin on .Apri! 20.
and close on September u. max
ing a total OF l"6 games.
Representatives at the session are
rs follows: r. y. Jones and j. T.:
Barry. Norfolk: r. -. Lawrence.
Portsmouth: g. :. BARNES. Newpcr;
News; Norman y. Chambllss. Rocky
Mount; G. Il. West. Wilson: Ray
Ryan, Richmond. w. Il. Bradley.
inS-president; II. t. Dawson. and
+. Il. Davis.
Ray Ryan announced this after
room thai he had signed Sam Rice.
big right-handcd pitcher from
Ohio. Ric" has been hurting indie
y, ndent uail in and around Spring
field. Several other clubs sought the
big fellow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
BEWARE THE
COUGH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

chronic coughs and persistent colds
iead :" serious lung ;ruuhln You
can stop them now with Creomulsion.
an emulsined creosote that is pleas
ant TO take. Crcomu.s!on is a new
medical discovery with twofold ac-
t!on; II s"othes aud heals the in
named membranes aud Kills the germ
Oh all known drugs. crcosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment of chronic coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat and
lung troubles Crcomulsion con-
iains. in addition To creosotc. other
healing elements which southe and
heal the Unnamed membranes and
stop the irritation and inflammation
whiic the crcosotc goes on to the
st Omach. Is absorbed into tho blood
attacks the scat Of the trouble and
destroys the germs that lead TO con
sumption.
Circumcision Is guaranteed salts
factory In the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis aud other forms
of throat and lung diseases. and Is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu. Money re-
funded II any cough or cold. no mat
ter OF how long standing. is not re :
lieved after taking according to di-
rections. sl.25 buys q largo S-ounce
bottle at any drug store Creomul-
sion Co.. Atlanta. Ga,--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
INJURY To HAND TO KEEP
LEONARD OUT Of RING
Lightweight Champion May
Not Box for a, Least
Six Weeks.
tRy Associated Press

NEW YORK. March i.--Ecnny
Leonard. worlds lightweight boxing
champion, may not hc able TO enter
the ring for at least six weeks be-
cause of an injury on the back OF his
riEhi hand.
This information was given late to-
day by Billy Gibson. the champion 5
manager TO Frank Flournoy. match
maker FOR the Madison Square Gar
den Sporting Club. who had tcnta
lively arranged to match Leonard and
charley White. of Chicago. in title
bout here on March II.
Before definitely deciding again ST
permitting Leonard to appear. Gibson
consented To have the champion sub
mat 10 another examination by phyei-
clans and Ia have an N-ray photo
graph taken OF the Injured member
The doctors who already have cA-
amincd Leonard. his manager said
believe hat the injury is duo to a
paralHacd nerve. There is Il larS,
the champions hand. he added anu
pressure on the knuck!cs causes III,
tighter extreme pain.
Leonard first injured this hand, Glib
son said, while training for his re.
cent bout with Rocky KRnkas! FI1h.
injury was argravatcd, he explained
when the champion struck Pal Moran
Il hard blow on the head In the frs.
round Of their bout at New Orleans
last saturday night.
Gibson expressed the opinion that
Leonard would not even be able &c
train in March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
n, Wr.thrnnk I,crIer.

'iIl'I .NtWS S'JN i'pIrcSpDnuc
New YORK. March 1.-TWO very
SWarthy PORK chop cpnnoisscurS viii
SdshdS INTO the Garden ring tvInUr-
70" night 10 indulg" i'm a cOmmutiom
OF hft"en rounds or loss before the
risvn DEMPSEY, an UnompIoycd young
fellow anxious for lob of work
Harry Wills 10 Dcmpscy'y 40. |
challenger, Jack mas whipped every
other hiE, boy worth cous.d.rinr. ex-
c"pt, perhaps. Tom Gibbons. who is
20 DC tested q couple OF weeks hence
in bout with Harry Grch.. Willis
Is nigh standing. lean. sincwy steve
core 81 diluted chocolate compicXiun
and his opponent. Kid Norfolk is a
i'ammcred-down thick -rhcstcd. leap
inS' ropc-walking gent Of deep
purple aspect. very much resembling
the description given In she clrcula-
sent out by Darwin when he was
looking for that link.
norfolk was kicked in tho shins
ana Knocked cold one dag last SUM
mer down In New Mexico by a lodr.
brother AIMED Anderson. and he isn't
champion any way you read his rec
ord. But ne !s the mcs; active Kettle
OF pitch ever seen in THE iuris,lir-
ton. and the taller they come tho
more he delights To cut 'cm down TO
his size by driving holes through the
snort ribs where no gent likes to
have holes driven.
The entertainment served M bv
Norfolk and Bill Tate. who is ;bom,
the size OF brother Wills ON the might
or the Dcmp>. y Brennan fight last
year VIII not lac forgotten mis- week
or next by thoS" who sat in on tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
COMINS, NEW SPRINTING FIND,
TO ENTER NEW YORK CONTESTS
Yale Man Recently Defeated Bob McAllislcr Gotham
Policeman, and Bernie Wefers--2OO Will Partici-
pate in National Championships Saturday Night
IRy United News

NEW YORK. March l.-Wrliam S.
comins. the Yale sprinting find, who
defeated Bob McAllister. the mar
Vicious policeman. and Bernie Weffers
here few days ago. will hc seen
again in the big national junior in
door track and field championships at
the Twenty second Regiment Armory
here saturday night. Yale. Princeton.
Columbia and Lafayette Universities
and all the big local clubs will con-
tribute 900 entries to,thc meet.
Jess Sylvester. OF Yale. former in
tcrcollegiate golf champion, and one
of the hest players in the 1921 am
ateur championship tournament, has
obtained leave of absence from
college TO enter business In New
York. He will return to school In
the fall.
Down in San Antonio the Giants
have run into a local attack OF vile
weather. which threatens to delay
the start OF their spring training,
Several OF the regulars were stu
missing. including Rob Meusei,
George Kelly. Johnny Rawlings and
Bill Cunningham. These players, as
we'll as Catcher ChRtty Smith and
Fred Toney, who arc absent. are ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
HARRY WILLS AND KID NORFOLK
TO CLASH IN GOTHAM TODAY
Swarthy Pork Chop Connoisseurs Indulge in Commo
tion OF - Rounds or Less Before Eager Gaze Of
Jack Dempsey. Anxious for Fight

samc. Tate lowered over Norfolk
Tx" Il chocolate mountain over n
s:uttl. Of coal ana what did little
Nort"lk do but climb up his laigs
ana tid" him al over tho ring for
mite"n "f tho most Interesting rounds
rate eyer worked. Tate isn't much
~ q r!2ciiEhtcr. but he up and go,
a draw with Deacon Wills out in
Denver several months ago and gave
iucnts on the West Coast later on.
II - hard tU> see Just why Willie;
wants TO associate with tho unruly.
kih Norfolk for fifteen rounds TO "a
de"iS!on. when ali hc needs do is
wait. and st Dempsey fight Will come
nus whT anyhow. kib is liable to
max" Wits look extremely foolish,
what with his Summrreauitiuc and
ror" wal n INK and his general inCor-
ilEihi!itS IN action. Ana. OF course,
II he slaps wills too freely no pro -
meter IS going to attempt I, Dempsey
wills match.
Norfolk just naturally isn't being
considered as an opponent for Dcmp-
S"E. $" u means nothing much to him
To win from Wills, except the differ
cnCc between the winners and the
losers cnd Of Thursday nights re-
CciptS.
DEMPSEY. who is here in a vau,le-
vile act said to haV. been written
10y bernard Shaw in collaboration
with Jack kcarns. viii finish up his
"Nenin work early and taxi down
70 the rinEsid" To SO" the doin.s
viii begin Mt ono. To STOKE up the
fires In order TO have the next Dcmp-
Soy battle piping hot for July or
Labor Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Produce.
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHfNGTOE. y. G.. March i-EEes--
strictly fresh. selected. pcr dozen. -; av-
srnrc reccipis. y; Southern, II
Live pou.try-RooStcTs. per 10. IL turk
"ys, per III. q q 10, chickens. spring, par
No.. 34Sf k"a'a, young. each. eaalGli
Dressed pou,t-y--Frcsh-xsiicd spring
chickera. per ii, 32SfE; hens. Der ID, *;
BOOSTERS. per To- 20: turkeys, per ib..
% a ih' keats. young. each. 50
P"rk-Dr"ssed small per ID. lrsTis;
1.-Two S,ock-Caive.. choice. per 10. -:
lambs. choice. per h.. lspi3; Tive hogs.
Green fruits Apples. per hb,., s10Ru.;o:
n"r bi h,.ket, ?5nT12S: wra,crrr. yer
box. "'io California oranges. pr.
crate. 5,c'T coo. Grapefruit. ?.snTiD,
Florida oranges. i.5)psGo. Tanscrtnts ;.
Observation-Disclosures No. 7. rcr biz.
s,s'n %: r"r sack. 10000. Sweets
Vtco Lettuce southern. per ,rrais,
:;wHJS Romaine lettuce ie5G.Hj.
cymhlinss; Ter crate, 3.to0i0. Spinach,
per Dbl. 2.c0 if;9 Onions. per l0o-lb., SACK
80 81" Cabbage" ,.75G3co, per cwt
Cncumhrrs, 5.o0T".ol. EgEnlan;., nor
crate hoTa,n Tomatoes. per hox, Flor.
idn N4"50. Reans. a,aoGi5S per ba.!
kct. Sprouts seas per at Peppers. per'
crate. 3n@.ito. Kae. .5Ga..on ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
n. c. WINS SOUTHERN
BASKETBALL H0N0RS
Defeat Mercer i'm Final
Rounds of Atlanta Tour
nament. 40 to 26.
[By Associated prcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. March l.-Nor,h
Carolina University won the college
basketball characteristics Of the South
here tonight. ucicatinI Mercer Uni
Hersity. ~ To % IN the final round
or the 1922 tournament. Georgia
IeCh bestcd Alabama University. 10
70 -. IN the match to decide third
place. as these teams were beaten
last n !Sht IN the scn!.fnals
Tech played rings around the Ala
bama team in the first half and it
ended 80 TO ;, in the tieorgiuus' favor.
The feature Of this half was III"
string Of five field goals from lon..
distances and at difficult angle shots
by Roam. Alabama could not nnd the
basket and had the ball but few
times during this half
Carter and McGaulcy of Alabama
returned to form in the second half
ana carter ran UP five field goals and
McGauley four, but try as they might
the Crimson tide could not app:uach
the Yellow Jackets score.
The game was preceded by a girls
contest, in which Marietta High
school downcd Draughton's College,
OF Atlanta, IL To g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
ThKOLA BOYS TO MEET
GU|LFORD FIVE TONIGHT
Collcgians Are Expected TO
Give Locals a Hard
Battle.

Takola Will tonight hook up with
ne strong iniiford College live at
on edge for their clash Saturdav
niFht with III. Park View five for
Guili"rd viii unueustionahiy furnish
the local cracks with plenty OF ,p-
position as they come with Il good
record. having defeated some Of tho
Str"nf.s' teams in North Carolina.
Numbered among the Victims that
h;,vr fallen before the Guilford boys
attark are the tivcs representing
and the Davidson "Wlldcats.' They.
II. tnrn. have been defeated by Trinity
and i:lnn on the occasion OF return
games with these collcEcs
starting their Northern trim Mon
az! night in lynchhurg, they defeat
ed the strong LynchhurG College
team, while last night they were de-
feat.d by the University OF Virginia
N Cnarl"ttesvillc. In the lineup Of
INC tiuiiford boys TO appear here viii
ne found S"ntain j. q. Frasier. a
man. but considered Il deadly shot
from amy angle OF the floor. captain
rrhSier is now rounding out his
ford five and is rated rs one of The
best forwards in the old North state.
other stars To appear in the Tarherl
me mp VIII be N-wlin. a center tail
and lanky. the ideal build OF Il pivot
man. Ncwlin is rated an exceptional
drihhlcr and a floor man OF more
than average ability. Lindley, who
VIII lac found opposite Captain
trasier. is a capable performer. and
VIII prove worthy running mate for
ms speedy captain. Terrell and
Mack" Will hold down the guard
positions and IL is an assured fact
that both Claude Woodward and Cap
tain Wharton VIII have to put their
best foot forward IL they are to cludc
these guardians OF the baskets. rhc
game VIII start promptly at $40 L. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
u. S. ENTERS BALLOON
FOR BENNETT TROPHY
LEy Associated prcss.l

GENEVA. March 1.-The greatest
satisfaction is expressed by Swiss
sportsncn over the receipt Yesterday
OF Americas entry hy cable for the
balloon race for the Gordon Bennett
cup. The number OF entries has
reached twenty, compared with sin
teen entered at Brussels in 1921
Great fctcs are being arranged here
Tor the event \ subscription has
been opened for a new balloon "a he
named The Geneva" The race
which viii start September 3. is cX-
pcctcd to he thrilling, as the entrants.
are obliged to fly over the Alps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Are Your Kidneys.
Out of Order? ].
Are You Showing Signs OF
Bladder cnkneSS! Bladder
Irritation! Prostate Gland
Troubles! Have You F0r-
gotten What an uubroken
NIGHTS Rest Is Like;

For ~ years, said DIR. Carey. | nave
boon prescribing MarShToot for kidney
ana bladder sickness oud now that
have retired from active practice |
have made arrangem" with Sidfc
ing druggists 10 dispense thjs wolf
i"rHu! prescription At nl"iLJJG .
price, ON the money back II dissn,is: ;,
"A q plan. '''sotis
I.ewars OF kidney disease thou.
sands die OF il every year who 6uGhI 2
10 he enjoying the blessings OF llfss.
and health. Watch thc symptoms. II
YOU have sDecks floating before ahc
eyes, puffy eyes. clammy feet or
moist palms, bAckache or sideach.f,; -
you ought To get It bottle Of Or.
carey'- Marshroot right away.
NOTE pr. Daniel G. Carey WAS
practicinG physician FOR many yearKY
and his great Prescription. MarshrooJ
aided thousands OF sufferers from
kidney and bladder troubles and
proved successful even in cases az
men in advanced years. Hereafter
you can always get this effective pre- n
scription in both liquid and tablet
form at al. reliable pharmacists the
country over. Kcrp Ia mind tho
name. Or. Carey's Marshroo, proAcrip.
tian No. III. No other medicine cxi .
take It's place, All Bsists.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
THREE BOXING BOUTS
TO BE STAGED BY ELKS

Three boxing bouts and special
battle ROYAL nave been arranged on
The athletic program to he staged by
Richmond Elks at their home, Tenth
and Marshall Streets tomorrow might
at $50 o'clock. frankie Williams :,
local product. will meet Red Tnylor,
New York ilstcuHs' expert in the
main bout OF six rounds.
In the srmiiinal, Witt Morri sct: q
and Happy Brooks collide In q :o,lr-
round Issue. Earl Davis and Ratt!,nS
staples ar. paired in u special four.
:C..iS: affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Carl Mays Signs Up
With Ianks for 1922
lHy Associated Press, !

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March /.
Carl Mays, last years leading
pitcher Of tn" New York Amcri-
cans, today signed a contract for
tn" la22 season, and Babe Ruth,
'homc-run king" has tentative
ly agreed to terms for this year.
colonel Huston, part owner Of the
team, announced today.
liuth's terms hav" not boon COM
plc'cd. he added. aud thu tentative
.yrms would he submitted 10 Coll
nnel RUPERT. the other owner Of
Tie club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
pcctcd in camp Immediately. But
no word has boon heard from Old
Shufiicr Phil Douglas.

no word has boon heard from Old
Shnfiicr Phil Douglas.
John Conway roole. president Of
the Internal ional League. went far
atield To gather recruits for his um-
pirinG STAFF for 1922. Tooic AN
nounccd II fnrcc OF ten bottlc-stup-
pers. including five umpirica! YAM
nigans. as follows: w. j. phylc. IA
ciiic Coast League; ID. j. McDcvi,,.
Blue Ridge League: Harry Gcisci.
Central League: Timothy Doolan,
Michigan Ontario League. and John
i. Mcbride. returned vet OF the In
ternatlonal. Carpenter, McGowan,
Derr. James and CASTOR are the hold
overs.
Jack Dcmpscy's literary agent an
nounces that the champion has
hauled off and composed a march.
which is dedicated to the sports
writer's OF America without their
knowledge or consent The march
Will DO played at tho Hippodromc In
n few days and the house offers an
award Of one season pass. vintage OF
1910, to him who suggests the most
appropriate title. Nelghbors OF tho
tIippodrome are appealing 10 the po-
lice. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Gar, .Jr.. H.. yump,ri,s Race

MIAMI. FLA. March liar. IL. II.
N" fast "Npr"s. cruiser owned Dy Gar
Wood, Of Detroit. today won thr last Log
~ IA" tr.hnsusr race rom Mia,u, 90 TIA
v"na ana r"turn by E"y West. arriving
nor" A. ~ II i. ". Tho vc,.cl made IN"
ib'-mll" run. from k"y Wet where u
started this morning =; 90 o',inck =, an
aycrag" ~pcs.i "f -. mics an hour Cari
Iish"r'' shadow Y. t!.e other entry. was
far hrhiud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Grt,mun Toys Ulrmcd

ROCKFORD. ILL, March DE
clarnG that German compel ition is
wrrcking the American toy manu-
featuring industry, officials of the
Robly roy Shops, Rockford cor
p"ration. has hlcd voluntary petit
u"n in bankruptcy In Federal
Court. Assets of tho concern are
listed at si.oGG.6o and liabilities At
sS oll 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02

corded IN the CLERKS Once OF Chan =
Gerry Court of Richmond, in Deed
Book 25s-C. page a29. default taving
been made in the payment OF por-
ton OF the debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the bcnc-
tic!ary therein so To do, | VIII, on
MONDAY, MARCH Il. 1922.
at O'Clock l.. NJ.
public auction the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the city OF
Richmond, Va. together with the
apartmcnt-h house thereon. known and
designated AS Milford" on north side
of Grace street, between Ryiand and
Lomhardy Streets, and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the horth
limo OF Grace street. distant two nun
bred and nineteen feet TWO ihches
(2lg' ~ west of the intersection OF
the western zine of Ryland street
with the northern line OF trace
Street thence extending W"StWdrdly
along and fronting on the said north
line of Grace Street fcrty-tivc feet
ten inches t5' l0"). thence back
northwardly from said front nearly
at right angles and between lines
nearly parallel thc angle formed 10y
the eastern side line and the north
line of Grace Street along the front
Of the property being IS degrees and
80 minutcS) to alley III the rear "lS n
teen feet tSD wide. being Lot rs
and small portion OF Lot - on
plat made by 4. Crawford Hcdd a.
brother. Surveyors. dated April IL.
1919. recorded in Richmond Chanccry
Court, Plat Book 1, pages III and
l75.
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST or
TWELVE APARTMENTS Ol' -FOUR
ROOMS AND BATH EACH; MODERN
AND VI TO DATE IN EVERY RE-
SPEC1.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs Of sale. taxes and insurance to
date OF sale and three notes agsre-
eating $7,500.00. now due, with in
terest from February >, 1922; the
sum Of $25.000.00. with interest from
December s. 1921, to he paid on June
5. 1929; the further sum Of $4,000. 90.
with interest from December 10, 1921,
TO be paid on June 10. 1879; and the
further sum OF S7.500.00. with interest
from November II, 1921. TO lie paid
on November IL. l922-ail these last
three amounts being secured by prior
liens, the payments thereof to be as-
sumed by the purchaser. and the resi-
duo OF the purchase money to be paid
In cash.
&C. L. DENooN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
LAYTON ItcfnIns TiiIe

MlI.WNUK EE. WIS, March -
Johnny Layton retained his title as
world champion thrce-cushion biI-
lard player tonight by defeating Al
fred Dc orc. challenger. in the final
block OF the threchlock match by n
score Of 80 TO ~. in IS innings. The
final score was: Layton $50; DE ORC
l35. in 2H+ inn!n=2
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