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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
u, S. SIGNS AGREEMENT
OF BOXING WITH FRANCE
Organizations of Two Coun-
tries Contract to Recog-
nizc Each Other.
Try ASSOCIATED Press. |

PARIS. Aug. ga contract has
been signed between tho French Rox-
ing Federation and the National RoN-
Ing Association Of America, whereby
each body recognizes the other as
controlling boxing in their rospec-
tive countries. The agreement binds
the federatlOns 10 recognize each
others decisions. regulations. sus-
pensions and disQualiiications. a dele
cato OF each attending the meetings
held by the other. The contract Is
signed by paul Rousseau. for the
French federation. aud Walter Iig
niger. for the American.
The sporting journal. I.'Auto.
headlines the announcement Sen
saii"nal surprise To the boxing
world" Will" warning it's readers
that New York state and Massachu-
sets have not adhered to the Amcri-
can association. although New York
l. represented by an observer at It's
meetings, the newspaper, ncvcrth.-
less, thinks the avrecmeut is IN Sc
we're blow 10 Ensland's splendid iso-
latiUn."
L'Auto adds that Liginger IL prc-
pared to rccOERiZ" the international
Boxing Union when all the union fed =
crations have signed similar con-
tracts with his associations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
HORNET GRIDIRON PROSPECTS
BRIGHT AS VETERANS RETURN
Lynchburs College Will Start Football Training Tues
day Week, Playing First Came of Season Against
Cadets on September 3D.

form last year. hut need 4 little more
weight and s-aErniug
In the line tn" Hornet Coach Will
have seasoned veterans from end Ia
end Joe" Henley. ~ WaiS.r,on.
TiN-f""tcr. Will 10" strong bidder
for on" OF the wing positions. KID
Nee, az Norfolk. viii Il" "a contender
for another OF the wings This IL
N"c's fourth year nu tn" varsity at
tackle. Captain ''Boggic' MYERS az
Westminster, Md. Is practically Ger
,"in OF berth Myers has always
been bulwark OF def"us. and his
work wax mainly responsible for the
success of the Hornet crew ,h- pas,
season. 'Junks" Nottingham. OF
"astville. Is counted on Ia hold down
Ii. other tackle position. although
he viii hay" plenty az competition
rom the freshmen material. At tn,
"uavd positions "rubby" Hartman. Of
raz"wcI.. VIII work FOR Coach Evans
iiarman weighs Ia pounds and viii
make the Hornet leader u g""i man.
I"hn Draft. OF Wo"dfOi'i viii try
or tn" other guard. Draft was in
iur"d last year ana was unanl" t."
play. Caesar" Clark. OF Pulaski. L.
Nrr"t"d 10 prevent aspiring fresh
men from nustiuE him from TIA" pivot
i"S!tion. Clark Is tall. raney anh an
Experienced rowing center. Fight
ug Pat will have number al
.n"d men from scrubs of last wear
o." fall hack on ia case OF necessity.
T"otS" Riley. OF Winchester. jacnl":
Skinny Newcomer, ~ liag"rSt"wu
Md. center: Andrew WooiSidc az
'anada. tackle: big Boy West. of
i.yuchburr. tackle. aud CO. r." Mont
gomery. of Boone Mill. guard. with
the addition OF the freshmen candi-
dates. Coach Evans Will have Il
strong field or grid men.
Manager Frank Marshall. 1r.. of
chatham. announces that lac has
about completed negotiations with
l.cnoir college for "A game in Lynch
burg. Mr.. Marshall will arrive at the
college September J. and get things
ia shape for the opening OF camp.
captain Myers Will also he one OF the
nrst 10 arrive at the college. The
first game OF tho season VIII ~"
september - with the Virginia Mill
tary Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
WARRENTON TO STAGE
RACE MEET LABOR DAY
Other Social Events of Inter.
est Are Also Seized
ulcd.

Especial "a Til. TiuI.Y- - isuatch
WARRENToN. VA. Aug. 2s.-.'ar-
tain Low Wood WAS delegate from
III" John Sudduth Post. Of warr.nt"u
I" TIA" American Legion convention IN
Charlottesville" ihis week. Nry How
ard Fletcher aud Miss Salli" Wood
represented the Wonlsn'S Auxiliary
post AT TIA" auxiliary convention. H.
I. iiaminant. ~ M-"tzc. also attended
tn" convention
i'm fnrm 10y the sui I;un rnx
hounds "n Monday. September g. Th"
events consist or a mule race, one
mile: Hat race. one mile. two mile
race FOR half-br"d horses over ma
tural country. and tiIrc" and a half
mile race over natural country. The
firSt three events are open only TO
residents ~ til" country hunted over
by Bun I.un rounds: III. third tx omen
{" residents Of Prince William and
adjoining counties. Liberal prizes
>Ir- offered
very impressive twilight SER
vic" With larg" attendance was held
last sunday evening on III. lawn of
SMr. and Mrs. u. T.. Wood. Rev i.aul
-. l:"wd"m making the address. Th.
union meeting next sunday viii he an
Mira T. B Hrl,t"u's lawn nu Min
chester stree; at 40 H. NJ
Lieutenant -t"mniandrr Joseph NJ.
blackwell. United states Navy. spent
u few days ihis week with his mother
and left IN his ear for New YorI,
Thursday. taking his mother and
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41OGA SPECIAL RACE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDA

camp on tho Potomac a, whitc7 Fer
~. near LceshurE Miss Beverley
Turner was in charge Of tho camp,
assisted by Miss Rigs and Mrs.
Claiming Strothrr Della Moore and
Elizabeth weaver wero voted ,he
host cooks In the camp.
Mrs. Dana Rucko-. or Richmond. -
tn" guest Of Mrs ~ /. skinner.
Mrs. Is. T.. Bowman. Misses kath-
crime and Virginia Bowman and
Master Frank Bowman have retained
from q months visit to the coast OF
Nrw England
south TrimhIc, OF Washington. and
Sob" Newman. or Texas. were AT the
Warr"nt"n Nors" show.
Mr. Watson aud Mr. MrKcnny. OF
c"utcrvill" Md. wero guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. BALDWIN Spllman during the
hUrS" show
Mrs Norman Randolph Of Rich
m"nd. Is spending some time with her
cousin. Mrs. f.. +. Britton, in warren
ton.
Miss Mary Forbes King entertained
her young friends ut fancy dress
dance Friday evening.
IN" Misses Adams Eavo n delight
ful dance Monday evening at their
homo near BROAD Run.
Til" dances Eivcn at the high school
building Wednesday and Thursday
nights We're we'll attended ana much
enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Gordon. who
hay" lived here for the last year
while Mr.. Gordon was associate prin-
cipnl OF StuNvesant School, Will leave
next month for New York.
William Sewers. OF cuba, who has
been attending Il Masonic meeting In
New York. visited relatives in War
r"nton this week
Carter Scott. Jr.. OF Richmond, is
h" guest az relatives here.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. lianiv Carter and Mr..
Holloway. OF orange. We're the guests
nf Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jeffries for the
horse show.
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ritrl,rrs' Nycrnrcs

brother. J. Davenport blackwell
;*ith him. Commander Rlackwc!l will
sail September for the pariac. coos;
wh"r" he has been ordered for duty.
Ills VIII" and little daughter. now I'm
Illinois with her parents. viii Join
him there.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allen AMI son.
Richard: John W. k"nnry. Lee Drtnu
ana Misses Mary X. Stitt and Jose
rhinc L." Ninr. all of WASHINGTON
are guests 81 the Warren Green for
til" li"rs. Shnw.
Subscription dances w.~, held I'm
IA" high sch"ol auditorium, on We'd
n"sday AMI Thursday evenings Of
this week. COMMITTEE" III ARRANGE
mrnts. Murray l.. Fletcher and GeorE.
cable: chnrcr"nS. Mrs. Howard
Fletcher ana Mrs. Richards.
The Ilcaw"la Camp Fir. Girls Of
The l'inins, hay" returned from their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

third ,hrouph n, ,,. =,
Voter and a dorhIo he vInx WI
put Prpc,nr i'm h,L a., :,
Of tho third Ar,ynn 49, - g..
beneficiary. DoJso, ,scr;c,nI H..
down on Wc,>er.s nut ,r,anr
reached third OIdrIpr w,. din.
.ratclv r,s..a Un,o st,,,ia,,
Ing both men cnmIsLcv nj, .,,or.
but Hone was cauvh, ~, 60. -,
tho final out.
rho
,br.n T., M"n' OUT one Two
.rho,,r. ~, non
his .na,,'., ~" w ~. Hrhh'nn WIN
gan .,c,ie,.I Wv u"'' NM
hard Ia, -, S'"R"h ;
nom. IT, r.i'a', "'"tnl thompson
aud while M. ha,,o,~ 80.
matter. il Ma MOI dawn on .i,hor -,
touch the runner and whiIe ~. nm,
pire was ON 10 m. situation ba 3d.,
no authority to ac, or advise Ar,y,r
was out irving Ia y,.,I
Only ,hr.e T,uck.rs ~
tho NTH. Ricbmond s,,,,od or
strong. I'M, doubI. MA, ,, N,
homes bnIv,, ,od ,,.t,, -, '
ana u.,s torc.d -, nv
oIdriny hi, ~, 80 "e"''''
u,at """n'" r!"E'
ggy,, a
49,, w "'ch'""ho III the sixth.
mr. run was scored. Hope
""S p"sSe" ana tomiskcN advanced
n,'" ny a sacrifice. Thompson dou-
h'"h I" deep center. Finrcran'g drive
was caught by Bashang, who trotted
IN and tagged second with Thompson
h"pclcssiy out Of tho running
Portsmouth got two singles I'm rho
seventh b,,, lid no, ,.rfs,o- -,
we're on, when Mains aud p.,
co,,,o,, r
long ~. =, I,on,,,, ro,t-t
p,,roy mann, ne sue
r,o,,d !, ,,,,,. 'o' h'ch
''nS o"., neat
H'"s"" H""t Ramos L"
i'"d'"h "hiitcd GU; and
"'"'e' '''" ""t.
1t looked had in eighth when Voter
singled. and Niox doubled Voter
oyrrrun third md (, fast ,or,r 10.
mos. Comisk.v To Ar,pon wj,b ~.
Cuban covering nm the ha,. n,r,a,,I,.
cut him of Donncy .,ruc, go,
E,no.r.r w,i,,.d E.,i,, anu
Arar co,,t,
r-i,, "", GUY IN inc hinth,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
-FOUR FAMOUS HORSES
WILL CLASH FOR TITLE
Thrc e-Ycar-Old Champion
ship at Stake in Contes, on
Famous Track.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. Aug.
26.--The Saratoga three year-oid
Special championship. AT one mile
and quarter. between Bunting.
sal Sang. rillory and whiskaway
for today, was postponed until Tues
day. when IL viii be one OF tho
stellar attractions OF splendid
program. II VIII be an unusual
occasion In the racing world. cor
responding with a day at Ascot
wher. nothing but stake events Are
run during the meeting. and where
royalty is In attendance daily. rem
Uoring it one OF Engiand's most
brilliant outdoor functions.
The Saratoga course has been
likrned to Ascot, just az belmont
Park is known as the Newmarket
OF America" and tho title Of "bou-
quot meeting OF tho turf in this
country might well be used IN con-
ncctiou with the session at Tho local
course, just as II IL applied to AS
cot so beautiful is the sctting in
which the racing tests at Saratoga
are decided.
Opinions arc AT varlanc. az to
the ultimate winner "f the Special
Each Of the starters has follow
Ing, with m argument az to why
th"tr far"rit"s should win. The
brilliant speed OF bunting and
WhiSkaway is dwolt upon with fore.
hy those who favor the colts tha,
wcr" bred at Br"okdalc hu; which
are now In different stables. while
tho advocates OK kai-SanE and ril-
Tory ar" equally certain that their
champions viii! not he outstrippcd
in that final struggle through tn"
HON" strength. when tho test OF 81
milo and quarter Viii call fOr tho
worry last atom ~ courage and v"s-
tige az stamina the winner OF such
rae" az tn" Saratoga Special cham
pipnship must possess. Tn" trainers
Of the candidates say their charges
arc r"aiv for tho FRAY. white tho
Spprtsmen who own them and have
sho-n such fine spirit IN max
ing tho rae" n possibility are ask
irg for nothing more than fair
field and no favorE
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rics 10 he played on in double head
crs For instance, IL the teams opened
IN Richmond. the Colts on the first
day would tackle both Columbia and
Raleigh. rh" following day Column
lila would play Richmond snd Raj
cIgh and then tho DownhomcrS would
take on Richmond and Columbia. The
same thing would he repeated In
the North and South Carolina capital
cities. This would give each team
twelve games Ia play and would not
prove strain on the pitching STATS
with the single double bill in Sc
rics
Wanted tn riny Gnorh.
II had been hoped that Lee Gooch
aud his Durham Bulls would he avail
able for series with Richmond. hut
GoOch. as usual. is a big factor In
the pennant race. and as II now looks
will play OF with High Point for tho
Piedmont League championship.
The tri-cnpital series would help To
prove the relative strength OF th@
three leagues. which has been IN
question for years. 1t has long been
contcndcd that tho Sally circuit was
the fastest Of It's class in the coun-
try That would he an added in
rcut!vc Ia the Colts Ia upset that
d"p. While the Richmond team is a,
tail-cndrr in the Virginia League, II
is probably the strongest club on the
circuit al present and IL Improving
all the time. II an agreement was
mad" whereby ench team could take
on one player, then the Colts could
strengthen their ono weak depart
mcut. the mound.
sports editors In Raleigh and Co
lumhia have been asked their opinion
ola the series and ID Will rest. prob
ably with them whether the scheme
is carried out.
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Final, in Double. ro.,poned.

BOSTON. Aug. 26.-The final round
OF the national lawn tennis doubles
championship tournament was post
courts OF the l.ongwOOd Cricket Club
were protected by Tarpauiin, but con
tluurd showers made play impossible
Other matches set for today also
Mrrn most nnncl
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PLANS NOW HINGE
ON WHO IS WINNER
ON THIS CIRCUIT

Continued From First rageD
capital series between the three class
circuits. In this section OF the
country.
II the PicdmOnters and Sally cir
cunt CLUES agree Ia stage the tri-
capital series with Richmond it
would prove big advertisement for
all concerned and would probably
he winner for the clubs and the
players. The plan calls for the Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspa,ch. J

W. w nv lfll'S l'lHDb'Fn l
LfNcliRURG COLLEGE. Aug sc.
Lynchhurg College will begin foot
ball operations September : with one
OF the best squads in prospect th,,
mas ever d"nn"d Hornet moieSkinS
six letter mou were lost by gradua-
ton. but their places viii bc nllcd
bH likely looking candidates from tho
scruhs. who have been especially
gr"oiu"d FOR III. positions by Fight
Ing Fat" Evans, the Hornet mentor
Confronted by the hardest schedule
ever attempted by a Hornet eleven.
Coach Evans Win bend all his efforts
towards developing the new material.
Eleven ~" men Will report to the
Hornet football camp.
"Wingo" Parker. OF wachapreagu"
one OF tho greatest backs ever at
I.yDChburg College. is sure Of birth
farkers pluuring ut fuilback and
his buckirr the line make him on.
~ Coach Evans best bets Chick"
VIII, OF Lynchburg. is counted on To
carry the brmnt OF the lIorrcts of
icusiv. at half back. Wit was thu.
scorer last year. His magnificent
broken fold running Will long be re-
mcnh"rcd. Sergeant" kitchins. oi
CORTLAND. liz in excellent condition
ana viii Ia" hitting the lin. az -,
yore. This will he kitch.ns' fourth
year on the team.
Canadian VIII Return.
"Canuck" Woodside. ia. Canadian
halfback has been on snip all ;h,
summer. hut will be back ia time H.,
the opening Of football Woudsid.
IL ono OF the Eamcst mon ON the
squad. For the quarter hack berth
vacated by ''Peeny" Willis. Coach
Evans will have 'Splinters" Crom
we'll. Of Norfolk. and sam Swarts.
OF Lynchburg. Cromwell! is best at
broken field and nj long end runs
Swarts has been under Evans tutc-
lage for two years. and has now as
simulated enough football knowlcico
TO run a team. Swarts' weight and
height make him a dangerous man.
From the scrubs Coach Evans ma,
pick Neal oliver. or I.ynchburg. Nor
ton Smith. Of Fork. ia; Back" Kcs-
ter. OF Becklcy, ". Va, or Sandy
River. for relief men to the regular
backs. These players showed good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Yale Griddi.t. Called.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Aug. 90
"A call for candidates for the Yale
VARSITY football squad. 10 report for
praeti'e on September !. was sent
out today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Miller in Fifth r,nc..
Bashang Sacrifice hIts roa

,'K. Sacrifce hlts-Dodson.
ihhts"h' tomisk"y. Aragon 90.
Ramos. Double pI,ys-Rnros
o'er Main 10 Bangs T. Rooney:
h"ShahG 'nnassisted): Bangs to
Rooney. Left on ascs-I'ort,ir,uth
4: Richmond. Z. Bases on bai's-off
flhheGan. ): Proctor, 3: off Main. 3:
off Roscoe. l. OFF 500. !. Hits-ofr
Proctor. In 4 innings: or Main. .
In innings: off 500. / In innings
struck out-hy Finncran. 3; by iroc-
tor /; by Main. /: by 500. I. Time
of game. 2:30. EMPIRES. blackburn
and Breslin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

Score by innings: r.
Portsmouth ....3 400 600 nOO--3
'N"hHi'Hu .OuO 900 OU1--l
summary; Two-base hits-Naily.
stolen bascS-BanEs. Sacrifice hits
Voter. Bangs. Sacrifice Hics-
Thompson. Double Manning
to Rooney. LEFT on bascs-Iorts
mouth. 3: Richmond. s. Bases on
bails-off Driver. /; OF Manning. g.:
on Roice. J. liits--off Driver. 3 In
inning: of Boice. in innings.
struck out-by Manning. 4; Boicc. 2.
time OF game, I:40. Umpires, Brcs-
lin and Blackburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. i-0t Portsmouth,, Al
scc"nh game IL inninRD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Newport News mt RlrhmOnd
Wilson Mt PortSmnuth.
Norfolk Mt Rocky Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Totals 40 / 5 81
'Ba;ttd for BOice in ninth.

'"NN'U lUI FVIVt III N1NIh.
Score by innings:
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Maurice Allen Is recovering rapidly
from his accident to his knee and ID
able to be about with the aid Of
crutches.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Amos Warrick, who has been un-
der the weather Tor some time. seems
to be gaining slowly in strength.
We hope to see him on the street
again soon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Mrs. Gene Unterfenger entertained
about twenty-five of Donald's friends
at her home Friday evening In honor
OF his birthday. The evening was
spent In playing games In and out
OF the house. Delicious hot weather
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Unterfenger. who knows how to do
In tip top shape. All had good
time wishing as they left that he
would pass many more happy birth
days.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

II don't want
to live to be .
hundred" growled
Rumbelow. when
q man has to live
In such q com.
munity % this,
where his neigh
bors are always
framing up plots
and conspiracies
against him. ha
comes to the con-
clusion that tho
sooner he falls
OF the earth. the
better Il will be.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Wanser, Byron and
Hank Ficken drove up to Wyoming
Monday to visit Earnest Schmeeckles.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
CREEKS BEARING GIFTS

CT UNDERSTAND that this il your
: birthday" said Traphagen, cor.
daily. sand ! have brought you 4 few
cigars - token Of affection and good
win. l hope you1l live to be hun.
0red and enjoy the best Of health"
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

w. B. Kelley and family and q. M
Frantz and family with Miss Ella
Hurst spent the fourth at the Jack
Pot fishing and enjoying picnic
cinner.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Rev. Stewart of the Morgan Pres
byterian church will preach at the
II. s, Auditorium next Sunday after
noon at 2:30. All are invited tc
ccme and hear him.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
os'ags 4 10 fssps 4 layua ~ viesl1 II lssi
MI II i MI


bad cold.
J. P. Rasmussen was up from ster-
ling yesterday.
The Kilt family went to Nebraska
to spend the Fourth.
Paris Green. IS cents per pound
Raymer Hardware Co.
~ Big pound and half loaf OF bread
at the Colorado House Tor 10 cents.
The Ladies Aid will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. L.
Snyder.
The Macklin family CAME home
yesterday from their trip to the
mountains.
Mrs. Graham, Merle, Wilda and
Bonnie made their weekly trip to
Morgan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Meyer arriv-
ed in Raymer the latter part Of the
W 4 k from Wyoming.
500 cans of cream out Of Raymer
the past month. we are told, and
things are looking better.
New or renewal subscriptions for
all magazines.
Gordon Pinkerton. Agent
Table oil cloth at lowest prices in
years, only 35 cents per yard on all
patterns. Where? At Seldins.
Mrs. Pearl :Grey has moved into
town occupying the residence owned
by the Pawnee Elevator Company.
Wheat is giving way to corn, cattle
and hogs. and the faster, the sooner
we will have things looking better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wanser, Byron and
Hank Ficken drove up to Wyoming
Monday to visit Earnest Schmeeckles.
:. c. Cornbaugh eyesight Spoc-
:slist. Glasses fitted and lens du-
plicated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
Maurice Allen Is recovering rapidly
from his accident to his knee and ID
able to be about with the aid Of
crutches.
The rains Of last week may have
come to late to do wheat much good,
but the corn is certainly making
coed progress.
Leslie Graham was callel to Benkel
man the first of the week to look
after some business matters connect-
ed with his property there
w. B. Kelley and family and q. M
Frantz and family with Miss Ella
Hurst spent the fourth at the Jack
Pot fishing and enjoying q picnic
cinner.
Amos Warrick, who has been un-
der the weather Tor some time. seems
to be gaining slowly in strength.
We hope to see him on the street
again soon.
Rev. Stewart of the Morgan Pres
byterian church will preach at the
H. s. Auditorium next Sunday after
noon at 2:30. All are invited tc
come and hear him.
We are sorry to report the grad
ual weakness Of Mrs. Rohrbourgh.
but all that kind hands can do 10
being done by her three daughters
who are by her side almost continue
ously.
r. L. Corn. the new manager for
the Raymcr Elevator, arrived in Ray
mer last week with his wife and
three children. Mr.. Corn formerly
lived at Mead in this county. For
the present they are occupying the
company house where the Nrfrods
lived.
Mrs. Gene Unterfenger entertained
about twenty-five of Donald's friends
at her home Friday evening in honor
OF his birthday. The evening was
spent In playing games In and out
OF the house. Delicious hot weather
refreshments were served by. Mrs.
Unterfenger. who knows how to do
In tip top shape. All had a good
time wishing as they left that he
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

A license to marry was Issued by
the Office Of the county clerk today
to Charles P. Riddle, forty-nine
years old, and Mrs. Leona M. Sum-
mers. forty-eight years old, both Of
Sterling Advocate.
The Saturday Evening Post and
!. Country Gentleman latest issues on
sale leginning Thursday Of each
week.
Gordon Pinkerton, Agent
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
Prayers.

Prayere
"They say prayers for those who
60 down to the sea In ships"
"They do." replied Ben. the Bo's'n.
1But some o. the political sailormen
who stay aehn.e ao. 'em wore."
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
RatsIss hsm. res.

Hat4leo HIM, Tee.
~1hs average lawyer hlls mo witA
admiration."
I'm what wayr'
"On account Of the confident way
- examines . man on s'subject h hss
barely heard Of. wheo the man has
nade It I life study"
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
Flns claas.

Fine Cigar.
Yea thsse ars ssnuine Havana
cigars"
"esll 'em svefywhaga ! suppesar
well. we've nev9 tx1e1 % ao1l -
n Havana"
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
BANK sTArsaeEMr
STATE BANK OF RlYMER

(cgtiAsats ef AutAsei1 No. sse)
esDset - Csa1lGisa 4
Ths staas Bank Il Raynsr. 4 New lavne.
IN IL State of oolessdo. st u sloss 4
business Juns Seth. Inn.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

The rains Of last week may have
come to late to do wheat much good,
but the corn is certainly making
coed progress.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06

Leslie Graham was callel to Benkel
man the first Of the week to look
after some business matters connect
ed with his property there