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.I1st One Ronnd of PIeasure.

AIcSdamcs Rutgers. Bruno and Fennell
dental work done.-Guide Rock item.
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One Year AGO Today.

Premier >muts ard the aHJi-sccession-
lists were victorious IN the parliamentary
elections i'm the union of South Africa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

Doubtless the person who has suffered
with ill-ftting false teeth can sympathize
fully with the Brooklyn woman who
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

Something seems to whisper to Tulip
that Miss Dux of the Chicago Opera
company is no chicken. and wouldn't
YOU think. Petunia. that James Pillow
of Cold Spring on the Hudson would be
a soft-hearted chap?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

1t begins to look as though Vermont
might be made to be both summer and
winter playground.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

Arouse Dillingham;" Glad something has
aroused him. aaa..fe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

Most Of us will probably keep per
fectly sober even though it is National
Smile week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

Judge: Now. sir. when you kicked
this fellow what end did you have in
view -
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No Treat.

Come in and let us show YOU our
no. boomers. ADV in Malvern Rec
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They Want This Dam shimmying

The "shimmying" dam near the cor
ner of Water and Walnut streets, Went
on another vibrating rampage" last
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08

London is importing from Havana
large quantities Of cigars specially in
tended for women smokers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08
We Always Turn ,em Over.

Health More: -Ieyer spank child OF
an empty stomach.
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Winter sports also have their casualty
lists, it seems.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT or VERMONT SIS.

UNI E4o IAtAfE IH VT AAtFhAN4A
DISTRICT or VERMONT SIS.
In re
United States Of America
".
James \. Feskas. a SpiIios.
Paul Tsoutsos and one
Buick Automobile Coupe.
United States District Court
Criminal Docket No SOC.
In accordance with orders contained
in writ Of vcnditioni exponas issued by
the United States District Court in the
above entitled case. dated January II.
A, y. 1922. ! viii sell at public auction
at the Garage of Marley Bros. Inc, mt
Brattlehoro. in said District. on the 10th
day of February. 1922. ut 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. one Buick Automobile
Coupe. motor No. HOPPE. bearing Massa-
chusetts Registration Number 1961J6 for
1921, which has been condemned and
forfeited to the United States and or
dered sold by said court.
ARTHUR L. CARPENTER
United States Marshal.
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TO HAVE TO
HOLD THE PAPER

close mp i'm order to read is a sign that
your eyes need the assistance of glasses.
& Such reading causes eye strain. head
aches. wrinkles and other unpleasant
things. IT you cannot read with com
: fort a paper held at e proper distance
come and have us examine your eyes for
glasses that enable you TO see as you
should
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Copyright By George Matthew Adams
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-08
Go0SEHERRY LIMITATION.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY :, 1922.
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Entered in the postafie at Bratdeboro as
eCoud class HJatfer
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Bowie Results

First race tpurse $1,000; for two-year-
olds: maidons; i've and half furlongs>---
o won Paw Dear ang? MSrtne s6a e1
and $500, second; yirginius, 115 tToplin>,
third. Time. 1903. Quarrel, Turbulent,
Setting Sun Sultan, High Commander and
Old Timer also ran.
Second race fpurss, $1,000; for three
year-olds and upward claiming; six and a
slls9 s. and $s,79 won Feeder 1os 10 =, lMc-
1G7 snFg Fayea ssas Rudtas hsd P T9 \ 8arna 9s
Ira Wilson. The Decision. I. J. Prender-
gast, Mid City. Forest Queen and GARFIELD
also ran.
Third race tpurse, $500; the Gossip
Purse for -year-old hlles; six furlongs)
Best Love, 1o7 fMarinel). $500. s2.90
sad % sag s8S Fly By Pay 04 Ea5g
Heel Taps. Marie Blanche, Woodland, Miss
Minerva, Beatitude, Thessaly and Duster
also ran.
Purse: for four-year-oids and upward :
mile and sisteenthl Paul Jones, iii
f. sad 0a and Toa oa
Tufter. III (Thomas), out. third. Time,
1850 AS. Slippery Elm also ran.
- Fifth race ,tpurse, s1,4oO; the Priscilla
hllies and mares; mile)--PoIly Ann, 107
won; Fair Phantom, liz (Garner), S4.10
and $3.50, second; Emotion, liz Nang),
S9.4o. third. Time, 1:4a S-5. Careful,
Thmhle. Prodigious and BY Jimmy alao
ran.
Sixth race {purse $1,000: for three year
olds; claiming; mile and seventy yards1--
Johnny Dundee, lot (E. Kummer), $8.6
$3.50 and $500 won. Nightboat, Iii (Hanr-
mond). $3.50 and $40, second; Crossless,
103 (BelD, $500 third. Time, 1850 1-5.
Picnic, The Roll Call Sling. Moco. Miles
s., Tricks and Bravo also ran.
Seventh race (purse, $1,000; for three
year-olds and upward; claiming; mile and
$3.50. s1i.5o and $50. won; Mountain
Rose II. III lSchwartz}, S4,20 and $3.50,
second; Lord Herbert, 107 tTapln}, $3.50,
third. Time, :52 2-5 Natural. Royallieu,
Retty J., Kings Belle, Gazinta, Lads Love,
Welcome Stranger. Miss Fiiley. Bullet,
Balance Wheel and A. Gallup also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Yale Practice Limited
To Varsity Substitutes

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 90
Rainy weather let up enough this
afternoon to allow all members of the
Yale varsity squad who did not take
part in the game on Saturday to go
through a good workout The field
was entirely too soggy to allow any
scrimmaging, but the two teams made
up of varsity men had signal drill fol-
lowed by dummy scrimmage against
DR.. Bulls scrubs. The makeup of the
first varsity eleven on the field to-day
was Lincoln and Blair, ends; lies and
Greene, tackles; Herr and Pillsbury,
guards; Lands, center; Kelly, quarter
back; Warner, left halfback; Knapp,
right halfback, and Knowles, fullback.
The men who took part in the game
against Princeton will leave Atlantic
City tomorrow morning and arrive in
New Haven about in the afternoon.
which means there will be no practice
tom orrow afternoon except perhaps
work out for the backs and centers.
The Yale coaches have as yet made no
comment on the condition of the men
who played Saturday and this will not
be known until the team arrives in
New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Bowie Entries

First race Calming; purse. $1.so1; for
sT seefopsr ,no a'a rgrlongslpapllen
lo4 aRosie H. e ia; owase, iss; Ins 1ns. Girl nnl
Gnreon, lo5; Cork Elm, 100: sancho
bsn'y be 1Os Scare erow IL Also elig
lum, 1o5: Three Square l0s; BE rrusnoan
lo2; Josephine G, 1o4; afBiily Gibson. Gibson
l0t: "Ducks and brakes, I04.
fBuxton and Marrone entry
Second race Claiming; purse. 81 scf
Tor taree-year -ofds and upward; six and a
hait furlongs) )--Sha ffer, 10s; sCamouflage.
~; Gaudy, 1os; aBailybeii, 1OI; William
Mizar. Io4; occidenta, 112; Mustard Seed
NJ Ttta,a 'Hdsen ds. r,;ni Level 1la; Ktrah. 1861
esbie 9a Ttana ios sMsant sGsSst II: Aso
traitor. los; 'Doughnut, 1e7: T,dines. Ss. ios,
Jyntee, 49, Beverly Belle, loa.
Third race tThe Terminal Purse. s1.so1,
FOR ,, tive year -olds; seven furlongs)- aniel'
AZ American, 1o6: Homeatretch, los: Pet.
tfogger.. 10e; Blue Hawk, ZOE: Buddugie.
loo; Lady Myra. 1oa; Sunday Best, 1os.
purse, $1,5o2; all ages; six furiongs1@-on
Dry Moon. i12; tFalr Phantom. liz: Mis-. Mis-
102; Dextefous, 81.
fMontfort Jones entry.
Fifth race (The Rosemont Purse. OF. 4es,
for three -year-olds; one mile and seventy
-fGentility, 10s; tMaximao, 100,
Pegasus, 10Si Royal Charlie 1o6; Opper-
man, los; Bonus, 1903; All Over, l08
Reparation los; North Wales 1Oa; Clans.
man, 100
fBlackford entry.
Sixth race tclaiming: purse, sf,sos, for
fcur-year -ods and upward; one mills and
a furlong) Kings Champion, lla; Dark
Horse. 112; aWar Mask. lot: aAttornoy.
1oT; war. Victor. i07; Jacques, io7:
Austral, 106; sHuonec, 105; sGoaier i0S
Clean Gone. 1o4; Debadou. 1O4; Moody
104, Mr.. x, 102.
Seventh race tciaiming; purse, si,ses;
for three-year-o and upward; one mile
kross. III; Blazonry. III: Dotta's Best.
l07; Doctor Jim. 107; "Attorney Muir, l0e
Betty IT,, 1o3: tom McTaggart, 1o2;
Bravo. 102; 'Warlike, log; sTricks. I0I:
'poily c.. so; "Racquetta. %.
sFiye pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
All Harvard I'm
Gloom Despite
Yale's Defeat
The Crimson Strives, to
Arouse Spirit; Buell.
Leads Team i'm Practice

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 20.-Cloom
permeated the Harvard atmosphere to-
night, despite Che defeat sustained by
Yale in her game Saturday against
Princeton. Frankly, Harvard wanted
the Bulldog to win, and the students
are almost as much disappointed as
the Ella themselves.
Undergraduate Harvard is trying to
keep a stiff upper lip and, remember
ing the Crimsoa's many triumphs over
the Blue in the past, is trying to dis
pei the gloom with a rosy view of
Saturdays tilt.
The Crimson" the college daily, has
arranged for, . series of poppy articles
intended to arouse the college to a
stronger support of the team than ever.
Bill Bingham, retiring track coach,
started the series to-day when he stated
that the team is prepared to face its
supreme test, but asked if the students
were equal to the same task.
Tubby Grew had an incision made
in his knee to-day and bit of bone
which was spintercd Saturday, was
extracted Phil Coburn was able to
report but did not dress for play. The
others who were kept out of work in
cluded Dan Holder and Lou Gordon,
the ends; Charlie Eastman, the tackle;
Jack Hammond, The halfback, and Phil
Spaulding, substitute quarter to Cap
tain Buell.. These players are con-
siderably used up after Saturdays stiff
argument, while they were still re-
cuperating from the hard Princeton
game.
The baseball cage was commandeered
for dummy scrimmage to-day, as a
light shower fell all afternoon. The
second team, using Yale formations,
tried them out for nearly an hour
against the varsity. Captain Buell. ran
the varsity and George Owen, Erwin
Gehrke and Winnie Chaplin were his
associate backs Buell. favored his in
jured leg, but DR.. Richards promises
to have him fit to play as we'll as ever
against the Ellis. This seems to be
the backfleld the coaches decided on
Tor the Yale game at their meeting
last night.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
A. A. u. Asked to Join
National Federation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The board
Of governors of the National Amateur
Athletic Federation of America de-
cided at a meeting here to-day to in
vite the Amateur Athletic Union to
join the federation and, in burn, voted
to seek admission to the American
Olympic Association. The invitation
to the Amateur Athletic Union was
telegraphed to New York, where that
body is in convention, while the ap-
plication of the federation to enter
the Olympic association is to be made
when the Olympic officers meet here
Wednesday.
Recognizing that certain differences
exist IN the constitutions of the fed
Grafton and the Athletic Union, the
board of governors empowered COM
mittee to meet with representatives of
the Athletic Union ard to work out the
necessary changes that the union may
become constituent member of the
federation.