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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24
Grau Mmelia arpianfe. .

2esten Montagmorgen peritarb In
tbrem Setme In Morgan Trau 4mclia
&roianfe. Die Berltorbene mar felt
mebreren @o6en leibenb nnb TIT SOB
murbe bur9 NlterSi9md6e nnb Ste
oamit Derbnnoenen &ompltfattonen
beroorgerufen.
Trau @roianfe erblidte am 81.
Suit 1880 tn Deuti6lano baS 9idt
Set Melt uno mar allo mebr al5 90
Sabre alt, alS lie aus benz 2eben
l6tsb. 9te oerebelt6te fi6 in Ser
alien 5eimat, no au6 tbr @atte TN
Sabre 1882 perltarb. 3net Sabre
lpater fam lie nit ptr &inbern mad
Nmerifa uno lebte flint Sabre ut Seem
nlm. 5te liebelte olsoann gu Drsr
Todter, Tran @intam 96rDber,
na6 Morgan iber, no tie lett ben
lebten rs Sabren lebte. 0te Ser
ltorbene mar Ste M1utter BON 6 &inz'
bern, BON oeren 2 IN Ser alten Seimat
tarben.
Da8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fd11o BON Der
s3tonS lutbertI6en STRIDE tn Worgon
aus ltatt nnb Ste 8eiiehung erfolste
auf Dem lutberti6en 6riebbofe In
@oen.
Wiaiam Orb, 81.
Sang pl0kli6 1T @iIiam Grb 9r.
BON Manfato, ein friiberer 8epobrsr
Stem nlmS Montagabenb IN ietnem
@etm aus benz Qeben gei6teben. Gr
mar einem @6laganfan gum Spfer
eefallen, gor eiRem Sabr bate CT.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24

Sen er}ten @9laganfan, mel6em eth
;meiter por etma bier Monaten folgte
Don mel6en er ii6 iebo6. betnabe mtez
ser sdn5li6 crbolt batte.
Ser Ser torbene erbltdte baS 2i6t
Der @elt in Cincinnati, Sbto am ~.
M1dr3 1888 uno batte lomit baS sol<
oene Mlter bon "a Sabren uberi6rit=
ten alS er bonn 5dauplab leiner sd
ttgfeit btnmeggerafft nuroe. Sn ietz
.1er &irbDeit murbe er. bon einrm
i6neren Nnfan BON Nerpenfieber b.
ia1le11 nrb al8 Bolge baoon mar Ser
1t1tere Sell letne8 &6rper8 geldbmt
anb er fonnte it6 MIR NIT 96mterigz
eeit BON einem Ylab gum anberln gu
bemegen.
Irok bieier 8elaitung biloete er
ii6 alS Me6anifer aus nnb eS mar
ibm mDglt6 bnr6 ieiner 5dnbe Mrbeit
Fnr ft6 nrb 81, 5einen einen Inter
ba1t gu perboitensn. SIM Sabre 1864
oerebeltdte er ii6 nit Trieberife
Wener Ste tbm am 4, Dt8ember 1903.
I'M Eobe p~oranging. &nr5 mad Der.
Bermdblnng famen iie mod Stem
ulm no 1ie nDbnbaft blieben bis Dor
etpa 40 Sabren alS fte nod Ma11fato
Hberliebelten nnb ieitber bauernb ge=
lpobnt batten, Nu8 bisier gbe GIN
gen Z &tnber berpor popon 5 benz
8ater I'M Iooe porangingen. 81
iiberlebenben &inber itnb: 6ern1an tn
Mlbert Sea, Minn. unb @tItam Grba
ST., Mantato. ST mtro ferner Mtber.
lebt bon 5 Gnfelfinbern unb 3tpei
uno einer Nn5abl 91effen nno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24
Sooesfdue
5rau Gut. 3rauie.

SIN Sitter bon erit 81 Sabrtn oer=
ltorb i'm ct. Setter 5olpital am
6reitagmorgen Grau Suit. &ranle,
geb. Margarst @artba, mad etnem
S1eroenanFal(. Die 8ertorbene mur=
Sc Dor 10 Eager BON bier mad benz
Soipttal uberfubrt. Trau &rauie
tpuroe tn Oelterret6 geboren uno fam
i'm jugenoli9en Sitter NIT tbrer Glter11,
Serrn ur1S Trau Wen5el Wartba,
8emobner biel 81 9taot, mad Nmertfa.
Die Iamilie hui u1,anterbro6en IN
Seem nlm gepobnt. Die 8erltorbene
perebelt6te iid AM 10. Dftober 1914
NIT ibrem tie snbsrle benben Soften.
Nus ser @be giinsen bret &tnoer Der.
Dor: gtanlen, isbS Sabre, Gillian, brsi
Sabre uno MaIar0, s. Weoi1ate at.
Die gerltorMne 5binteTldBt dnBer
ibren Gltern ald nod folgenoe @e
ldmiter: Sri. Nmslia Wartba bon
Minneapolis; Trau Nnton Se1gel bon
Milforo 1onnibip; Trau Marp W9erh
bon 9leepp @pe; Truu Soiepb nbl
bon @earles; Jran Tbersita 96net<
Ser, Stem nlm; 6rau 5enrn Sag bon
Goftontpooo Tomnibtp uno Sobn
@artba in Norb 9afota. DaS Get
denbeeangnts fanb Montagmorgen
pom Trauer0anie aus ltatt; Rep. ST..
5hlinfert amtierte. STE 8etebung
erfolgte auf oem fatbolilden Trsbbofe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24
geidten, Rinoer bon Grau Sele11a
5et.er, letnsr oerltorberen 99fpe1 ter.

Midten, ainoer BON Grau Selene
5eiser, letner peritorbenen 96mel ter
Das Acknowledgements fanb geiterr
|(DomerSta9) Mo6 mittag BON Blle'1=
gers Beitaiiungs< Ndum(t6fetten aus
itatt un6 Ste Betiehnng crfolgte anl
oem @taDt Triebbof. gilbert Sietn=
6au}er mibmete benz Ser torbener
etnen parmen Madruf.
samnel @enrD 9tarr.
D-ienstagmorgen, 7:30, Der tarb I'M
Dteiigen linton So1pttal 9amuel 5ens
~ @tarr bon Iraen. Der Ser torbe=
ne NOR pdbrsrb be8 gan5en 9ommer8
letbeno nno befanb lid ieii 2 Woaaten
CUR 8erpflegnng TN bteiigen 9oipttal.
6alStnberfuloie battle letnen 5oo TN
@efolse,
SEER gtarr uuroc am ~. Cop
tember 1866 In 8eaper, 8tnona So,
Minn. geboren, mar allo Sc Sabre
.ali CUR s3eit leines Iobes. SIN Nlter
BON II Sabren liebelte CT NIT ietnen
na6 5raep iber, no ser lettoem3
.tdnbig anidiltg mar. Gr mar BIT Bat
ser Chicago & N~ortbmeitern Gtien=,
balm @eiellidaii angeltellt nno mar
Dor einer Neibe bon Sabren an6 Dor
iib.rgebenb IN Stem nlm idttg.
Der 8erltorbe11e miro iberlebt bon
}pct 8rii0ern, S, $. gtarr bon Stem
lllm uro s. 8. 5tarr bon Iracp.
Die 2eide murbe mod Iracp ibsrfibrt,
no ba8 Begrdbnis bon Der 8reSbg
terianer &irde aus (tattfano,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24

- 6rau emma @anion BON Ntaz
qara, sc. S. melde mad bier fam, I'M
Sem acknowledgements tbrer 96mdgez
rim, Trau Suit. &rauie bet5nmobner1,
meilt gu @alt bei bieiiger1 8ermarote11
nno Treunoen.
~ CHARLES 8el6de traf letten
Jreitagnadmittag bier ein gum Sc
lu6 1etner 8ermanbten nno Trennoe.
SEER @eI6de lit Elm 8ruber bon SRI.
Serta Wel6de, 6ran Meta Grone
urb Brau 2uep Gfefferle.
- otto Muerp, Neprdienta1t Ser
Sinclair Hefining COMPANY traf am
5onntag bon Minneapoli8 bier etn
.uno ~itattete 6errn l1nb Brau IS. 6.
sSDneS einen fnr3en 8eiu6 ab. 9err
Musrn nitro 5errn Sone8 bteie $50
.de auf leiner Gei6dft8reile begletter.
s. q. D6S, S. s. 3idunfe nr1o
,Werner 8aer beiu6ten lehte 8ode.
gelddft8balber Mariban.. Gnf BET
Mldreiie nurbe1r lie BON SRI. Gloisne
Baer begleitet, ipelde BET ibrem Bruz
Ser nno 5hndgertn, 9errn nno 6ran
Go. Baer ST., gu 8ein6 getpetlt
bate.
Serr nn6 Grau @eoree aaitner
unb Gamute BON QambertDn mpbnten|
Acknowledgements BON Tsau Reh
Taft am letten Treitdg bel. Brau
Gaitner 1T eine 56neiter bon 5errnl
Neblaff. 5ie narers pdbren0 DrsS
N~ufentbaltS bier gdite I'M Wiliam
Nautenberg 9etm,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24

Sbnen etnen nnierer ne1en MotenL
Nn5igen 81 MAIDEN bic erfluiip biF
unS ltnb. 8ir peripreden Sbnsn
einen Singing ber biitinttib tit nno
Rlaiie beiiet, pollfommen gei6neioeH
in Der aaernenlten Mobe. 9preden
{5e pnrs trtb tpdblen gie5 Sen StoH
dtfbf alS n1lb laftn ste urS M1abs
nebmen fir eitnen nellen Nn3ng. We1m
a5sibn trage1, bann baben sic Die
.poiitipe @emibbeit, bab SIRE &letbnilg
IN feiner 9inii6t ether arittf inter
morfen merbe11 farm. Grlffla1lige
Nrbeit IN Der Nenberu11g bon Dalnenz
nnb Mdnnsrz@ eni1bern. @eben Ste
mir @elesenbet Sbnen 81 bienen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-24
9aufiaauna

Wir miinl6en INIT eren ber5ltdlte11
uno aufrt6ttgiten Danf alle1r I'M ern
Ma6barn nnb Treunoen anS5niprez
6en, melhe nnS BET Ser &%ranfbett nno
nadfolgenbem Iobe nnlerer geltsbten
@Gtfin nn6 Wentter,
Tsram SO tnnie Nebla
in 10 iiberauS giitttger Metie betltanoen.
minlden ferner inSbeionoere gu
oanfen, BEN 5argtrdgern, ben Blnz
men{penbern, SEN Bfle9erinnen am
linton @oipttal, iol6en, BITE an benz
Begrdbni8 t%eilnabmen nno Haitor
6. $. Mbredt fir feline gittgen nno
troItrei6en Morte.
S. $. Neblafi nno &tnoer.
- sri. Mariba Grams, geprlfte
&ranfenpflegertn mur0e am Jlrnstiag9
CUR Yflege ether Treun6m na9 GUT
born gerufen.
-. Trau Sobn Moriarn, luelde
NIT 5mei ai1oern gu 8efu6Absiibren
gltern, Scrrn nn6 gran 0o. Gibner,
genstlt batte.. mirb @nbe Ser Wode
in ibr 5eim II 8rooftn9s, g. 8, 511z
ridfebren.
Die beiben }Bullltationsn Der
81 Company IN Stem Him,
msroen BON iett ab ieoen Nbeno UNI
$50 geldlollen merben, NIT AuSz
nobme beS SamStag8, tDo tie bts I'M
9 ubr abenoS ge0ffnet iein msroen.
Diele 1elle ge{6dftSeinteilnng traii
NIT Dem Is, Nopember IN Rraft.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02

4 young man who practicsd medicine
In Psnnsylvania became famous and
was called In CONSULTATION IN many
towns and citiss because o6 his soc.
cess In the treatment Of disease. ThiS
was Dr.. Pierce, who finally made ut
his mind to place some Of his msdi.
cines before the public. and moving 70
Buffalo, N. T.. pat up Whist b called
his "Favorits Prsscfiptioa," and placed
Il with the druggists In svefy stats.
Dr.. Pisfce's Tavoe1te Prescription has
long been recognized - Q tonic for dc.
eases peculiar to womank1nd. After sui.
fsrtng pain, feeling nsrvous. dixsy, weak
and draeged-deWn by WoakneoDes Of
her sex-a woman 70 quickly restored
to health By IL ~. Th0usands oe
women testify that Dr.. Pisress Yavoe.
its Prescription has entirely efadicate6
their distressing ailments.
More rscsetiy tAat wendsrful diseov.
ery Of Dr.. PSsfess. called An-usic (fos
Kidneys and backacAs). has besn suo
essseully used b many thossaa1s whs
write Ds. PSeeee oe the bsoents ~.
esived-that tAstT backaehs. fAsumas
tism, end other symptom0 q uric acid
1spoa1ts 10 3olotD q mu0cl1s have bee0
completely eoeeueeed b its ~.
Osed i0e 10 d. Pssree, Ds3hje. n. Z,
Hoe thai pke. q aay - ~ ro0s6lsA
- write fse ffeo medical a6vSeA
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Mumbsk, s'Isassf

The man who had struck one Of
those rare. not-so-vesy.prOhlbition par
ties and didn't want to leave It had
made two unsuccessful attempts to
get Into the telephone booth. the third
time negotiating It libe q ferry going
In to strange slip. He dropped his
nickel IN.
"H'llo. hllo. h'llo." he cried. "say.
gimme Lines Busy. thassa good girl.
a'llo. whassati Lin's busy1 Aw right"
He staggered out.
Lord knows tried to get her any.
way" he murmured.-American Legion
Weekly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
- - =.
Z2TAeXs11E2H7J RzeE1
D. JOHN oIcKIMeoM oNgRMAM

REPARE foe The Presideuts
Forest I" Something new Some
thing significant !-interestingl
A Joint resolution e. J. Rea.
l64) creating the Presidents
Forest within the present KaIbeb
National forest, Aris0na." has
been introduced BY Senator Reed
6noot q Utah and referred to
the committee on public Lands
and surveys. The resolution.
after defining the boundaries
provides that the land and ttm.
bef ~are hersby withdrawn from
settlement. location, occupancy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Death In Lite.

For We which live ars always 4.
iivered unto death foe Jesus' sake.
that The life also Of Jesus might | :
made manifest 10 or mortal assh. No
then dsath weeketh In %. but lifs ln
you.-u Ceeinthlans l:ll.l2
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Names foe Carr.

Girls names for automobiles 10 the
newest fad In Paris. ''Come for Q ride
With Geraldine" 10 the invitation. and
you nnd the world Geraldine" neatly
scroaled under the windahield. Similar.
~. "Alice Mary" 10 to be taken out to
tea. and Instead Of girl friend II 10 Q
car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
The ApsstIse W.rk WeoAer..

And BY the hands Of the apostles
were many signs and wonders wrought
among the people. And believers
were the more added to the Lord.
muititudes both Of men and women.
Acts 6:l2-lA
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02

TIE road of propaganda would b
rougher II II wasn't for 'they say"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02

II was the original suggestion
that the President should create
'The Presidents Forest" By a.
ecutive order. The President
however. preferred action BY
congress to insure permanency.
Hence the Joint resolution. Sen
ator Smoot was pleased to intro
duce the resolution. Utah % tre-
mendously interested In the e.
ploltatiou Of the region north
Of the Grand canyon. Senator
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
WOULD Be RADICAL CHANGE
Strong Probability That Possssser ol
the More Expensive SUR Had
the Right Idea.

Two negro boys In Southern city
met on the street, each wearing new
suit. One asked: "How much do they
set you back fuh, dem cl0's?"
"FO'ty dollahs," was the response.
"Fo'ty dOllahsI''
"Yes, sah-fo'ty dollahs."
"Look at me-" said the drst. Use
got on q suit watts mos perzactly like
yourn, and don't pay but ten dollahs
fuh mine. Somebody shore nimnammsd
you"
The possessor Of the 80 suit took
hold Of one Of the coat sleeves Of the
80 suit and pulled on It.. 1t stretched.
Then, STRENGTHENING up. he said: "Ses
here. boy. the fuyt big rain 20 gets
kstched out In dat coat Of yourn 10
gwine to say: Good-by, p&ggah! From
now on Fse gwins be go vest !'-
Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
JAIL TERM SUSPENDED
DURING GOOD BEHAVIOR

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LfNcHBURG. VA, Jan. Binary
founsman. white, proprictrcss OF tho
Jefferson Apartments. n ihcatrica:
stopping place. was found guilty In
the Corporation Court Thursday on
the charge OF violating the State
prohibition law, the jury fixing her
punishment nt $50 and six months in
jail. recommending. however. the sus-
pension OF tho Jail sentence during
good behavior.
The apartments were raldcd the
night OF December j. on information
gwen by woman NAMED Maudc
Bowen. The defendant claimed the
Information WIS given for spi,c he
cause the ioungnan woman declined
to give her Il room when she was
drunk. Nine quarts o: genuine
Gordon gin were taken by tho police
ia the raid. and IA quantity o. corn
liquor 1t was claimed that tho
iipuor belonged to two transicnts.
who had registered as Jack Reilly
and Jack Hays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
TRI-STATE LEAGUE IS
PLANNING A REVIVAL

READING, PA, Jan. 5.-plans for
the revival OF the old Tri-Statc Base
ball League were discussed here by
). y. Mough, OF Johnstown. and w.
g. Love. or StrcH dunvillc III. spon-
ssors for the reorganization. today. 1t
is planned TO have the twelve club
circuit as nearly as possible us the ORR
ginai Tri-Statc, with teams in Will
m'ngton. Trenton, Atlantic City, Har-
r'sburg. Allentown. Williamsport
Johnstown. Altoona. Wilkes Barre,
Scranton. Lancaster and York.
The promoters have already lined
up Wilmington. Wilkes Barre, Scran-
ton. Johnstown and Altoona, and
stopped over here TO see If there
was any Foundation TO the ruinors
ai!ont that the Reading international
League franchise was to be sold to
Providence.
rs the Reading Baseball and Ath-
letic Association, owners of the local
Int. club, are busy going ahead
bhi!uing up strong team for next
season. with their new manager 10
be named here inside of twcnty-four
hours, with no intention OF selling
their franchise in the Toolc circuit,
the Tri-Statc promoters will now in :
ciudc Allentown instead OF Reading
in their revival of what was once
the strongest minor league in the
country.
y meeting for rcorEanizlnS has
been called by the sponsors for tho
Penn Harris Hotel. Harrisburg, jan
Cary -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
YANKS BEGIN TRAINING At.
new ORLEANS ON MARCH |.
Will Travel to New York
With Dodgcrs-Pluy i'll
Richmond.
MANr EXHIBITIONS sc1,nprLrp
VIII Meet Cardinals During Home
ward Trlp-somc Members of Tcnfn,
Especially Pitchers and CRtchsrs,
VIII Mobiitse Two Weeks Ahead.
Try Cml,ed New..l

NEW york. Jan, 5.-rho Now
York fanks vii! report TO Manager
Miller liusgins In Now Orleans on
March J to begin spring training for
tho iUs: pcnnaut whirlwind. Some
OF tho older members OF tho club.
particularly pitchers und catchcIs.
VIII go South u couple of weeks In
advance OF that dnto TO give tho bat
terry staff tho advantage OF longer
training.
The Yankees schedule for The
training trip S:ves them seven games
Ia New orleans, beginning Sunday.
March 5. Tho nrst ,hroo arc with
The New Orleans club OF tho South
ern Association. tho next two with
tho Cardinals and tho sixth and
seventh with tho Brooklyn Dodgers.
Then tho rHnks and DoISors go OF.
tour for fre moro games IN Beau
mont. Houston. Galveston, San An
tonic und Austin. Tho Ianks play
Fort Worth o. tho Texas League, In
Fort Worth. on April !, ana the Dali
las club in Dallas, the next day. a
Sunday. looking up with the bod /.
gers again on April IL Little
Rock, the Tanks vii. :ravel home
ward with them. playing exhibition
games in Memphis and Bristol. Tenn,
and Norfolk and Richmond, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
INDIANS PLAY PENN STATE.
IN NORTH SEPTEMBER 80
William and Mary Meets An.
cicnt Grid Rivals Dur.
ing Fall.
[ Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

ls'peCldl 10 Inc Times iSpatCh.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Jan. g.
William and Mary will meet one OF
the fastest football teams In the
country this season, when they tnke
on Penn State at State College. Penn
sylvan!a on September 80. according
TO the schedule made public today.
other games OH the schedule. which
are holding much interest, IS the
clash with Virginia Tech and Rich
mond College.
Two games will be played In
Richmond: these arc the clashes with
Hampton Sidney and the Spiders.
wake Forest and Randolph Ma con
VIII be played in' Norfolk The con-
test with Penn Statew sa arranged
after negotiations. which were start
Ell by the Northern institution.
The schedule Is as follows:
september 30-Pcnn Stale nj St.,o
College. Penn.
October ". +. T.. at Rlacksbury
Villa msburg.
october 2l-Trinity. ut Norfolk.
- ,csloncI 2s--fampden-S Sidney, a,
folk AZ NOT
November 11-Roanokc COLLAGE n,
Williamsburg. az
,N,n1vcmhcr iS-Gallaudct College NJ
Villa ms burg a.
Thanksgiving Day-UnfversItv of
hichm"nd. at Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
PETERSBURG ~" FIVE
STARTS SEASON WELL

!sRcclal 20 Tho Times Dispatch.l
lETEltSBCRG. VA. Jan. J.-The
petersburg \. NJ c. 4. tenn has
started of with successful OMEN
ing by winning its first two games.
saturday night they encounter tho
strong United states Rubber Company
Team. OF this city. in Petersburg, In
What should be close contest.
petersburg has Officially opened its
season and now is ready TO take on
more opponents. Its team is com
posed Of some OF the members OF last
seasons American Legion team OF
mat city. augmented by the addition
OF J. NJ. c. \. stars. Their manager
writes that few dates are still
open for games. both in pc,crsbur..
ANA abroad. and that they are mar
t:cn!aT!y anxious to take on Taxola.
EShIrch iti!i Richmond Athletic Club,
richmond y. MtS. e. ~. Terminal
Athletic CLUB a:-d TAG Merchants Ma.
ticnal Bank.
communicable concerning c.mcs
with This team should be :iu1S,s"e5
to Richard II. Ryan. PETERSBURG VA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
PULASKI LEGION POST
PLANS FOR BALL PARK
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. Jan. 5.-Pulaskl
Post NJ. Z. American Legion. has
taken the initiative looking to the
development Of baseball park at
this place. Tho movement has been
By information that the Emory
and Henry College and Roanoke COL
lego football teams would prefer to
play their Thanksgiving games in
Pulaski. because OF the location. It
II further felt that other special
games. aside from local. can be ae-
cured through having an athletic
field. 4 movement OF this character
was inauBuratcd year ago, but
failed TO be carried through.
The post is also endcuvoring to
have Alvin c. York for an address
At an early date, with u View .; slim
ulating activities among the ex-sol-
dicrs OF the county in aiiiliating with
the post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
TEy United News.1

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Therc arc
two reasons for John McGraw's de-
cision TO leave his $4,000 outiielder.
O.Connell. with the San FrairIsco
club for a full season. after the pnr-
chase price has bccn paid. In the
hrSt place. McCiraw explains, the San
FRANCISCO club Topped OFF consid :
cradle chunk of the price first de-
manded in consideration OF being al
iowed to use the Kid next year. And
III the second place, O'Conncll can
well stand another years seasoning
In daily play with Il minor league
club, which would benefit him more
IMAM season OH the Splinters with
the utility men 'of the Giants.
McGrnw has fully insured his new
star for the 1922 season. Although
n hrst bascman now. the kid Is q
natural outhelder. according to Nc
Graw. and will play the prairie 20
sition when he joins the Giants.
Edward Bogart. outfielder, who has
De"n on tho Giants pay roll and
bench. but not on the playing team.
mas been released to the New Orleans
club OF the Southern Association,
secretary Ticrncy, OF tho Giants. an
nounced Thursday.
Ihe Harvard football team. which
introduced something new in the game
last fall by playing double header
on the nrst football date OF the sea :
SON VIII not continue the practice,
Middlebury College. holding the no
sition Of Scptember 30 on the Har-
vide the sole entertainment for the
crimson that day. 1t had been plan
ned to play another small college the
same afternoon. Centre College PLAYS
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BRISTOL TO BE SCENE
OF , BIG BALL GAMES

Especial 10 The Times DiSpatch.l
ERlSToL. NA.-TENN.. Jan. 1.-Two
c%hibition baseball games in April.
win Tour big league teams in Bris-
tol Chamber OF Commerce.. On
April .. the New York Yankees and
the brooklyn Dodgers will meet
here, and ON the following day. the
worlds champions, the New York
GIANTS. and the Chicago White Sox
VIII play at Tenneva Field. Bristoi's
new sSo.000 baseball plant.
iatsy pHourke. the new manager
OF The Bristol club in the Appalach-
IAN League. is expected To arrive
mere in few days for conference
WIN DR.. w. T.. Masscngiil. president
OF the state Liners. O'Rourke has
already signed u number OF players
Tor the coming season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
DETROIT MAY TRAIN AT
AUGUSTA THIS SPRING
EEy Associated Press. !

DETROIT, MICIl.. Jan. 5.-The De-
troit American baseball club proba-
by will train this year AT Augusta, Ga.
according 10 Frank ]. Navin. presi-
dent OF the organization. Manager
~ Cobb is now In Augusta seeking
Augusta was chosen some time
ago, but the hotel IN which the IT.
gers expected to stop was burned.
Fer time. it appeared that some
oothcr, training ground might be Sc
lected.
The Rochester and Columbus clubs
are TO train in the Immediate vicinity
al Augusta, and will provide practice
games with the Detroit club il Cobb
selects the Georgia city. p
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COUNCIL MEMBERS
FOR SPEEDY ACTION
IN V. r. & p. CASE
Continued From .'irst Page.)

Chairman Fuller. who Expressed the
sense oil the committee. tho relation
between the street ear interests and
the light and power division, must be
clearly brought cut. The cspert
must, according TO the committees
requirements. show what tho street
car company pays tho light and
power company for current. and he
VIII also be required to ascertain
what portion OF the total revenues
OF the company is allocated to the
Richmond street car company,
The question whether funds de-
rived from the Richmond business is
invested elsewhere. instead Of being
used in improvements to tho local
properties. Will also be inquired into.
IT was stated Il? committeeman that
inc Dcliet was general that much of
INC revenue derived through local
business was spent at other points.
ana that the power plant in Richmond
was diverting much of its Juice"
to other cities in witch properties of
the company are located.
SnyS Jitncys Not to IInn,c.
~ iHciiIOtE OIL the committee stated
that TO his mind the jitncys were
In no way taking business from the
street cars, because. he said. "thc
Jitneys are serving part of the
city not touched by street cars-the
ian district OF the West End"
Tho fact that the jitneys are not
responsible for tho falling off in re-
ceipts of the street car company"
said Councilman English. ''can be
seen when IT is stated the street cars
carried more than 100000 less pas
sensers last year than the year be-
fore when the jltney opposition was
practically the same. The falling off
Is due TO several reasons--largo num-
Der of automobiles. shutting down OF
large plants, increased fare. Short
haul people are now walking, when
formerly, undor six tickets for a
quarter. they rode. All these COM
bine in cutting down the total num-
Der of passengers"
If the company needs help. and
We can find that the citizens can BIZ
protected and that tho company car
be treated equitably," said Council
man Atkinson, we should lose nj