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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
FEDERAL RESERVE GIRLS
WINNERS OF COURT TITLE
Defeat Life Insurance Com
pany Team, Is 10 l3. i'm
Close Contest

Federal Reserve Bank won tho
hitSkctball championship of the Com
incrciaI IWomcn'S) League by defeat
inE the Life Insurance Company OF
Virginia. by the score of Is TO - las,
night at the Y. w. &. a. II was IN.
ihti game of the league season and
inc kcscrvciStS completed their
schedule of championship battles
without losing Il contest.
MISS Branch. TIL" side center for
INC Federal Reserve team. was Tho
defensive star of the contest for tho
h;tnkCrs. Miss Jones. tn. left forward
on the financial institutions team.
Was responsible for most Of the poiu,s;
made by her team. She threw seven
goals from court AMI one foul goal.
Misses kirk and Fry. m" Life In
*urancc guards. did the best wurl, tor
tn" losing team.
binc-npS:
Fed. Reserve. Position Va. Lie.
Jones ......lcft forward. u. carter
Mitchell right forward . :. Carter
Ncddin 80. jumping center. Gregory
BiahCh side Ccntcr... browning
brooks left guard ...... Fry
ltcnShaw right guard. ...... kirh
summary: Goals from COurt-lon"S
90. NJ. Garter t2), :. Carter go. Goals
from ionl-Mitchcll. . ont of 10; NJ.
Carter. out of IL: =. carter. | out Of
:: Jones. out Of l. Time of halves
Ia minutes. Ecf-rcc--MiSS webb.
Iinrirc-MisS Webster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
AMERICAN REPLY
HOLDS GATHERING
LARGELY POLITICAL
Continued from rirs, Page.

''''''"''i from flISt t'agp.D
'ut which this government believes
al consideration OF economic re-
NiNai to be futile. nothing should he
CON" looking I" the obtaining OF
'r"noini" advantages in Kussi,
which would impair tn" just oppnr-
tu'Itl"s OF others. nut that the re-
sources of the Russian people should
j." IRE" from such exploitation. and
ihat iair and equal economic oppcr-
tunity in their Interest; as well az
ia TIA" interest OF all the powers.
should l.. preserved
while this government does no,
believe that II should participate In
the proposed conference. il sincerely
hopes that progress may he made In
preparing tho way for thc eventual
discussion AND settlement Of the run
dhncntal economic aud financial
questions relating 10 EuropcYn re-
,upcration which press for solution.
Accept. cNccllcncy. the renewed
assurance OF my highest considcra
ton.
tSigHcD
"CIIARLES L.. HUGHES.
Ills EXc"Ilcncy,
SENATOR VITTORlA
EOLANDI RICCI.
Administrator 81 italy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
'ONDON DISAPPOINTED
ny ATTITUDE Of AMERICA
lhy Assoclntch rress /


LONDON, March S.-rhe ucw, that
tn" United states had declined the IN :
N.tati"n /" participate in the Genoa
"c"h"mi" conference is extremely Dis
appointing tr all tho supporters OF the
i"noa project. The view i, held hcr.
mat TN" absence of the United state,
Is bound 10 d"traCt from tho useful
ness "i any decisions adopted at tho
conference. for European economist.
are incr""sinSly convinced that the
t'"l 'thhh!iit"tl"n OF Central Europe
- ro"s!hl" only with tho cu-opora
ton of the Unto! States
In Germany the Misrepresentation, is
likely 10 b" quite as keen. the i'm
3ortancc attached to American par
tc!pation being shown 10y Dr. Rath-
"naus recent speech on the subject
Italy Is believed TO feel ms Great
Britain. but the French government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
SEEKS INSTRUCTOR FOR
SCHOOL FOR COACHES
I. of Va. Will Launch Sum
mcr Course for Would-Bc
Athletic Trainers.
Special to The rimcs-Dispatch,I

CliARLOTTESVII.LE VA. March s.
PURSUANT to the recommendation of
the University Of Virginia Athletic
council OF Nine. for the establishment
OF an athletic coaching school at the
university summer quarter. Dem
charles g. MaphiS has. during tho
past week. communicated with sew
"fa' ~ the leading coaches through
OUT the country in attcinpt to
secure competent director of this
school for III" coming summer
Among those with whom Dean Maphi,:
mas come in touch ar" Walter camn
Item warner. Of Pittsburgh: TAD
Jones. of Vale: WiltSc. of C'olumhi.
ana Gilmore bohic. of Cornell
The most favorable sounding reply
which has hc"n received to date came
Yesterday in tile form OF a telegram
from Coach nobic. in which hc in
CURED as to the exact nature of III,
""urS" intended I" he given. and
wished to know whether the course.
would b" devoted 4" all branches Of
athletics or exclusively to football.
Warner and Jones replied that they
would not be available for the sum
mor.
The purpose Of this course will he
!" furnish instruction in coaching and
directing football basketball and
track 10 high school and preparatory
school coaches. While the school is
designated primarily for the benefit
Of III" secondary schools Of ~. stat.
OF Virginia. il will not he restricted
I" them. ana il is expected that tho
course. II established. viii L.. pa
ti"niZ"d by athletic Supervisors
throughout the entire South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Boxing Match Free
to Dispatch Carriers

'Rcd' Taylor ana 'Euly'
Laurie VIII box sin rounds to-
night at the broadway Athletic
club. The bout WAS scheduled to
have taken place last month at
the club with Young" Bowen
meeting Taylor, Int Bowen was
injured at the time OF the bout
and was unable to come Ia Eich-
moud. He has not recovered from
his injury and Laurie was oh
tanned hy 'I"kc" smith. local pro-
meter. to Ill III" vacancy
Taylor. although ngh,iu- under
\,w York. license. * II Rich
m"nd boy ana faces appetizer
i;ichmohd"r IN tn" person of
Laurie. Eoth men have been
training hard for the bout to-
night
Dispatch ncwsboys and holders
of February memberships cards
VIII hc admitted To the bout to-
night; Th" regular monthly
smoker ~ the cluh for March will
lie Held on March -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
TWO COLT OUTF|ELDERs
ACCEPT TERMS OF Ryan
Cuban and Last Years Vet
cran Mail Their Signed
Contracts.
kELlAm mlmE rnm nrEn NTION
Gn>oriic in tichmond. Pays Visit ia
tn,--ItSnn t,u>. Arranging Accom-
mudRtions for Men NJ Wclrh-Brnd-
lr, Leaves for Rocky Mount.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
EMORY AND HENRY NINE
ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE
:| So. ,al 70 The Times pi>ratch.l

Ias
eleven az last YEARS monogram m.n,
besides iarc- uunh-r 81 u.NV mon
"Au al" promising material. out for
.ariE practice. Emory and Henry is
700 -.N. = fHTW ara - "a successful base
hail season. Tn" schedule. = on. OF
i.s hardsS, attempted ~ the WuSpS
. many %ears. u includes several
: ADy.s which ;a'.c u high rank in
PROF ss!cHa. Toledo MUD Hens" Of
Ne American Association. and tho
hTES'pl 'Sia'- Liners al The -ippa-
Marar"- ;. IL. cassidy announces
IN. :o..Dw -cc tentative schedule:
March -p-Tgl-do al bristol.
March Toledo At Bristol.
-ipr.. Carson New man AT Emory.
-frrll .!-lsparok. At Emory.
.tT!5l li-TusculUm at Emory.
-iI-.! T"scu!um q, Emory.
.iG:A ---N. = !. a. Emory tpcnd-
Arr! Nnl.ean a, Emory.
Nsv --RoaroI. a, salem
Ma. s-Lyuchburg ~ I..uChburg
Ma - Hdmpd"n-S sidney at lamp
May 5-universi;y ot Richmond a.,
Ny William ana Mary a, VIII
..arnShuE-
H'a: State Liners q, Emory.
3iay = Lincoln Memorial Uni
May 29--Linco!n Memorial Univcr-
Jun. I2-.. Alumni at Emory
I-li. 7-parra-cus at Emory
jan. !t-Salty!ll. Il. g. III "a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
ELIMINATE ATLANTA
FIVE IN KANSAS CITY
lEy NssnCiatnd rr.st I

NNNSNS NTTI. Mo-. MHr,h S.-Thn
Atlanta. Ga, Athletic club basketball
team was eliminated today in iii"
~, 'l"hti \: y I. tournament when
Eam" by the Kentucky aud Indian,
l'rihinai live. "f Louisville. The
Scur" WAS - 10 30.
IN" contest. described az the mos,
Sp"'tacular of the afternoon games
ended with the GcorEiauS iit;htk.
Mard /" overcome IN" T"rminrf"' lead,
IN" Terminals lead at tho ~ az RI.
half. IL to -, and tool. n ,.u-noin,
read early in the second half. m.
s'corEiinS then staged II rally, bui II
lcil snort bSulliNhn. Atlanta. PLAYED
Il hard game. but his Efforts W,r,. nI
set by The inability OF his teammates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Rheumatism at 60
y. S. s. Thoroughly Rids the Body Of
Rheumatism Impurities.

Somebody's mother is suffering to-
nighti Tho .scourge Of rheumstism
has wrecked her body: limping and
tho common ground. but her aged
heart still belongs to the starsi Does
ANYBODY care? 8. g. S. is one of the
helps build more blood ceils. its mad
tSlnai ingredients are purely vegeta-
PIE; il mover disarranEes the stomach.
II Is. in fact, a splendid tonic, blood
maker. blood enricher. 1t banishes
rheumatism from Joints, muscles and
me entire body. cit builds firm flesh
II IS what somebody's mother needs
sonishtl Mother If you can not 80
surely somebody in your family viii.
Somebody, get o bottle Of g, s. 8. nowi
Lot ,omebody's mother begin TO foah
2oyfal Again tonight. Maybe, maybe
All drug stores, In two Sizes, The
hr6sr sf.s 70 the moro economical 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Prob" Plugging Of Tr,n, Mn,

DALLAS. TENAS. March S.--Th,
Dallas County grand jury. deputy
shcrins and city detectives today
were Investigating the kidnapping
from his home Monday night nni
h"Ss!ng of Philip iiothblum. a pic.
lure trainer. who closed up his bust
less yesterday and. ohcying orders Of
his capt"rs. left here with his fam
ilN. Little Rock, Ark. was UNDER
stood TO hc their destination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
TIGERS NINE BEGINS
PRACTICING OUTDOORS
S ) II ,.i,l, e n" ITimes;nispa,ch.I

Is.I''I'tI 20 7 n" Tlm"S = ISuItVh
LIAM i'bt.N-SlbNEN. VA March s
While Coach Roundy hue mad IN.
ii'ihpdcn- sidney battery candidates
~ ,W"rk Tor more than two weeks
ana has had al of tn" Candidates for
thc nan" out several times tn. FIRST
,rEhiar practice on. the diamond Was
hcId Monday afternoon. and weather
permitting. the outdoor practice. L,iIl
20 forward steadily until March ~
Wien Union Theological seminary
WI, De met here III tn" opening game
:, WITH this carly start. Coach
koundY hopes 80 have his ulnc II,
'AI"iicht rhap" for tn" northern
'rict of columbia. This trip VIII opcu
IN April 10 with Portsmouth. II tn.
rtihlit League, AMI u game is
S'htfuiCI Tor every daN of tn. \c,.I;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
20 SKATERS ENTER
EVENT AT COLISEUM

about twenty new Skat,t ar" eN-
p"rt"i 10 enter the novice Skating
race. on" mile. which will be given
at Ia" Coliseum skating rink tonight
III connection with Il number of races
which VIII h." staged during the
championship tournament
Fitt"cn skaters have nov entered
IN" iirSt race rf the elimination
tournament for the cup 10 hc given
~ Sch"ar2schild Brothers. Leo Doyle.
N"oT manager OF the Coliseum viii
act as starter and a pair Of ekatcS
Viii be- given az a rrizc in the novice
event tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
CITY PAVING PLANS
HIT V. Il. & p. SNAC
CONTINUED from First pavel


work. 1t Will be necessary 10 formu
'''e Il new program. with the elimi-
mutton OF much work proposed along
streets over which the car lines run
Much or this work was proposed for
Main street. Ninth Street and brook
land Park boulevard
The letter OF Mr.. Whcciwrirht.s
was referred To the city Attorney
Tor advice as to procedure. The let
ter follows.
Mr.. Allen j. Savillc.
Director OF Public Works,
Richmond. Va.
Dear MIR. Savillc:
referring to tho memorandum or
the paving program for 1922 and TO
the several conferences between
yourself and our engineer OF rail
ways. J. NJ. rcnick. as well az tn
the conference this morning in the
Mayors Office. at which were pres
cnt the Mayor and yourself aud our
Mir. John T.. iarvcil.. general man-
aGcr; T.. Randolph Williams. general
counsel. ana Mr. r"niyk and. myself
l regret the necessity of having to
confirm the statement made to the
effect that IL is not possible for our
company, at This time. to meet tn.
provisions of the franchises which
would require an expenditure. Oh our
part OF approximately $4,000 from
revenue derived from street railway
operations for paving and rcluiId-
ing "f tracks under the terms OF the
franchises.
Not "t.nyiur DoWn." L.
II Is most embarrassing to tho
management 10 have /" take this
position. since IL might appear to
the public. not knowing ali of the
facts, that IN" company was laying
down on its obligations This is
TAR from our desire. hut tho street
railway situation in Richmond has
grown year hy year steadily worse
10y reason Of tho failure Of tho
Council 10 meet III" urgent pleas OF
this company FOR relief in III" mat
ter of fares and franchises by which
1t could rchabili,atc its credit.
For the past year to January the
company failed to earn bond inter-
.St ana taxes ON the Richmond stree,
railways by the sum OF $2?7 .o57.a
i'> ~ "'''''N "a"
'''""'''" nus "'c"'h' lar more acute
NV s'"SS earnings '"r th" hlchh"n"
'"I Sho h"i'h OF January
'''"4 >i''''' .'s" man i'f Jan nary
f'''' an" '"r r'"'"arE Sloo'"i"
'""" '"' f."ru"rF oil iast ''ar'
w CIV icing 'h'' i'S'r /" me extent
VI "P"'""'''",e'E ~ per cent on this
amount. or $22,30O.
Ia these stress circumstances. ~
would appear t. us that IT I'll" city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Radio Telephone Set
to Amusc Elks Here

I'll" Richmond Lodge Of I:Iks.
No. H. VIII install Il radio trlc-
phone set in it's home. at Eleventh
and Marshal! Streets. Regular mu-
seal ami entertainment features
VIII be heard nightly at the club.
Ihc instruments will be installed
as soon as possible.
Robert j. Bass. newly elected
grand exalted ruler, proposed thI
raul" phone at the regular week
~ meeting last night in Elks'
Home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Ndd, IL Term. or rnn,i.,.

Judge scott. in city Circuit Court.
Yesterday heard niucty-":,e cases Of
convicts under second and third con
viction. attempts To escape and other
"iolationS OF the law. The charges
were presented by commemorative
Attorney Sattcriicid. In ii number Of
the cases the prisoners were remand :
ed to prison without additional! time.
while many We're given additional
terms. The hearings consumed the
entire session Of III. cuul,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Bn,,icrs Getting Active.

TOLEDO. ONO. March s-Toaay
was Il day OF Importance in the minor
cents OF III" American Bowling CON
rr"Ss tournament. EnWl.rS from
Cleveland, Toledo, and Monroe. Mich.
""r" tn" only performers ANA none
Vas abl" &" g"t into tn" lists in either
IN" doubles or singles divisions 4
team from iiUuiirgtun. W Va par
ticipat.d IN tn" - man division to-
s.f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
FLORIDA YACHT CLUB
TO OFFER Upton CUP
-[Ey Assncintrd rrcs:. |

Thomas linton. th ','' Eri i;isi'' yachIIr
man. has offered the YaIaha Yacht
Club. ~ this city. "a cup I" u" con-
tested for annually 10y tho Yachting
Urga ulIatious about Lake Harris and
other lakes in this vicinity officials
o; tn" iainha club announced TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
FEDERAL RESERVE FIVE
DEFEATS AMERICAN

Federal Reserve Bank won from
n" AMERICAN National Bank in the
la mixers Basketball League hy the
sc"r" Of Is {" - In the Howitz.rs'
Armory last night. The S"ur" At the
ana an extra period was NECESSARY
h"fprc the Federal Reserve team
on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Gncn In InIn pIrnfcA

,Si'HINiFIt:Lp, MASS. March s.
Walter j. Rabbit" Marauvillc. star
Shortst"p OF the r'ttsburg National
League baseball club. left here late
this afternoon 10 join the Pirates
squad at Nest BADEN. Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
TAKOLA AND ROYALS
WILL CLASH TONIGHT
Will BE First Of Elimination
Series to Determine
CITY Title.

Having acquired tho state in
d"pcndcnt It'll" hy yircu. of their dc
feat "f the rnrkvi"w Athletic Club.
of Portsmouth. Saturday night Takola
VIII tonight line W i INST TIA" United
states Royals az this city in tn. first
"t AN "lininat series Ia determine
tn" city championship. Tho ROYALS.
under Tia, leadership OF Fob Hell. have
tHSt. SnappN AGGREGATION OF tosSerS
ana II IS safe To predict that they
VIII fight TO the limi, i'm order to
sidNc OF defeat in toniGht's contest.
III" Royals wyr" down,d by the
Durham y. NJ. &. y. both in Durham
ana in Richmond. being defeated in
moth contests 10y overwhelming scores.
ON the other hand. Takola broke even
WITH the champions nj the old North
state. being defeated in Durham h..
iwo-pnint margin. ana walking
away with tho Durham aggregation
Oh their local court. Again. the Hope
VOL tpll"E ianS defeated tn. ROYALS
~ Hpp"w"ll, which team was in turn
Swuinn"d by tn. kOlu puiut. However.
all Ccmpar1tiv" dope can lee thrown
20 The wind when two local teams
hook up in contest that viii HAY =
= direct bearing on the city champions
mn, ih". other ."utraut being The
RiCamond Light Infantry Blues who
VIII clash with TN" kola puint ON
saturday night. This series being
completed, tn" vi .r .,ill have a
clear and undisp -. claim 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
SEABROOk A. c. LOSES
TO BOYS CLUB QU!NT
Go Down TO Crushing Defeat
by Overwhelming Score
OF So TO ,.

The Scabrook Athletic club uuint
last night went down 10 u crushing
defeat at the hands of the BOYS Club
hrSt team. by the score Of % To ..
IN" game. which WAS played on the
Toys club new gymnasium. attracted
a capacity house. the balconies ON
either side OF the court wcr cpackcd
with frcn%icd spectators.
This defeat eliminates the Scabropli
team from the close race for tn,
junior championship of the city. The
f"y*' club. however. is still in the
running and Will meet amy team t.
d"ci'" the championship.
Although tn cvictors' scpr. Was
overwhelming. tho game was not at
all SLOW. but marked with fast play
Ing "n tho part % both iv-s. rho
anxious "mlookcrs watched every
move. and time aud again their lue,y
applause rang out. "vinciur their
interest in the contest.
The Boys clubs almost HAWKES.
playing was featured by the work of
Lawrence and Hopkins AT forward,
Will" cohen AMI D"hcrty played :;
consistent game for Srabrook.
Next saturday Ia" Boys ..luh soc.
"nd team viii journey to rct.rshilr,.
wh'r. they clash with tn. Washing.
ION street Methodist Church uuint Of
that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09

Lawrence: Lawrence Tor ZONES. L.i.IL
E"hlS- Lawrence 90, Hopkins GO,
Ming CO. Firth CD rokrnsS t.,,
ohrrtE. F"uls-llopk inss Ca. Cohen
". b"hcrty CD. Rcfcrcr-Murrin.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25
Alaska

Luck were disposed of at a pub lie auction on my farm two mics east of beautiful cluster of roses on her breast. The best man is the first class white calf of the county. The wedding was held in the presence of farm i'm. plements including some seven ty people six milch cows two mules and one bob sled.
 Rev. Jackson tied the knot with 200 feet of hay rope and the bridal couple left on one big John Deere blow for an extend ed trip with terms to suit pur- chasars They will be at home to their froends with one good bug gy and few kitchen utensils after ten months from date of sale to responsible partsie and some fifty chickens.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25

Little Harold had been read ing Treasure Island since early morning and it was only with great difficulty that he could be induced to go to bed. But his mother was not prepar- ed for the variation he sprung in his prayers,
 Give us this day our daily bread -yo ho ho and a bottle of rum! Exchange
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25

Acquisitions for postage sta mps. made by postmasters dur ing the month of October have broken all records. The number reaching the enormous total of 2,124, 265, ,36O. All the different stamps printed are included in this total,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25
EDITORIAL

The Nizina bridge is an assured fact
 For many years letters, petitions and all other persuasion that could be brot to bear on the powers that be; was used The mills ofthe gods finally ground grain instead of the usual chaff so we finally have bridge taking shape
 Owing to methods procrastination and conservation Alaska is years behind in the march of progress.
 Methods of Pinchot and other react. ionaries have brot the country back to the place it held twenty ago.
 Prospector after prospector has piece of ground that is impossible to work at profit; owing to the difficult ies of transportation. The same class of ground in the States would have roads built that would accomodate motor traf fife; while whole districts have only a pack trail in this country.
 
 Thanksgiving comes on Thursday 30 tn and we should give thanks that we are entering an area of development.
 A ship subsidy bill soon to be pass ed should help us in the matter of high water rates. As more people come
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25

The following delayed news may be of some intrest even tho somewhat old.
 Washington Nov 20th
 Chas Schwab the steel manu. facturer has retired according to the information given out by the Federal Trade Commission
 Mir Schwab is organizer of the U. S. Steel Company. Pekin Nov goth.
 George Olar Holt American and member of the Lutheran Mission in the Honan Province was kid naped by bandits and is held fol ransom.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25
NOTICE

I am prepared to do all kinds of shoe repairing at reasonable prices. Michael Vagge, Kenne- colt. Opposite Recreation Hall.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25
SCHOOL NOTES

That Mccarthy has reasons to be proud of her school is one thing most of us overlook.
 Here are the facts. We have only seven pupils attending in the district, but they would make far larger towns than ours bow their heads. For the past two months there has not been sin gle pupil either absent or tardy. Page 4
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-11-25
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WHY THE EDITOR LEFT

Our truthful ana enterpriz- ing contemporary The Times of Sebastopol Calif. reports the fol lowing as a news item Someone sent the editor of the Poketown Gazette bottle of home brew. The same day he received for publication a we'd ding announcement and a notice of an auction sale. Here are the results Wm. Smith and Miss HELP THOSE WHO
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