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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
SPIDERS DRILL HARD
FOR HORNET CONTEST
Squad Leaves Tomorrow for
Lynchburg for Armistice
Day Game.

long signal drill this afternoon
Will complete the training program
for the Spiders In preparation for
the Armistice Day game with the
Lynchburg College Hornets, in tho
nm city this week. and Coach Dob
son. along with Manager Mcdaniel
and the whole varsity squad. number
INK twcntythrcc men. will leave
Richmond tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
The varsity and scrubs INDUCED
In sim scrinmagc In connection
with yesterdays workout on Stadium
hitting the dummy In final prcpara-
ton for tho Hornets.
Spectators have not been allowed
on the field during the week, and tho
coach has been particular 10 driil
the team for precision In tho cXccu-
ton OF all plays.
hard gam. ~ anticipated, but
tn" Spiders hope to retain tho drive
and defensive powers shown In other
games this season.
Members Of the varsity sruad and
their weights:
back. i4S: Sncad Fun back les. Frnv
left half. lis. IieeIcr. right half. i52.
subs: w. Mahmney. half. itI: Me
corkl". half. 1879 NJ. Mahauey. half.
l52; Grirg, fun hack. lG5. and FOWL,
quarter hack. 1885,
Ends; i'uck;,r, i52; Rcams. l7i
Tackles: Carlton. IG5: johnson.
us; Iindgcs IS7: McClunR. 2Is.
Guards: Price $50: Hooker ISg:
calvin "a and Miller, lis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
WILLIAM AND MARY DROPS FIVE REGULARS FROM so
LITTLE GENERALS PLAY
WEST VIRGINIA NEXT

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. s.-The
Washington and Lee freshmen Will
take on the West Virginia fresh
mon In Pocahontas. Va. Armisttcr
Day In their fourth game OF tho sea
son instead OF in Bluchcld, as had
been the plan at first;
After rest up Of two wccIts
since tn" game with the University
OF virginia freshmen. the Little
Generals have gotten down to steady
practic" and arc working hard this
week to give the mountainccr FIRST
year men warm reception this Sat
urday. Their rest up has allowed
several men suffering from injuries
"a got back into shape. and the Lit
lie Generals should be at their best
when they meet the mountainecr
representatives.
The game last year attracted a
Sreat deal OF interest In Southwest
Virginia and west virginia. tho
mountaineers taking tho game. $50
with tho frst-ycar rule in effect
this year FOR the first time. Wash.
inEton and Lee has somewhat
stronger 1rst-yenr aggregation hmm
has been the rule. and should rive
the West Virginia yearlings run
for their money this season.
There are several West Viryini.
men on the Washington and Leo
hrst-ycar squad. and this faci sbouid
ais" add NOR. interest 20 tho game
lurnh"tr center, is from Charles
ton. Hnhnich, tackle near f'ncahnn-
'AS: NcNhort"r Grcenbricr Military
school, and Strader. from t:IkIns
!ii&h SchoOi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Y. NJ. |. SCRUBS CANCEL.
CAME WITH TECHMEN
=! iSn"HIaI ~ Thc Tlmes.DIsrnlch

,iiSn".tai 10 The Times
niA'kSEtRG, Nov. S.-Thn foo,
"m gam" between the virginia Tcrh
hnnr ''nom and the v. n. l. scrubs has
aIsiieni wired Coach Redo thar m.
I'm" c"nid not be PLAYED on Sa,ur.
'nN as the corps of cadets wouId a.
j., ,mc Armistice Day celebration
gam" he played here tomorrnw ne re
WW''. coach R"dd agreed. TO-DAY me
W !. management wired Thar tbn
w ,r, mere tomorrow ana to Richmond
,b.t ~" SG"h strain on the mon
,'"hcrhI Nichols had asked that
'he game DC cancelled. ma
M"haicr Riii krchs. Of the fresh
t m, IS trying to arrange ramo
io." saturday with tho Roanoke Col.
club, Uf Roanoke ''etle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
NlRCINTA'S SCHEDULE
CALLS FOR MAXIMUM
Especial u Tho TImcs-

Especial To The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE Nov. s.
Three state universities Georgia a.,
Athens next Saturday. West Virginia
at Morrantown November is and
North Carolina hack on Lambeth
Fleld Thanksgiving Day, make up
hs closing engagements OF VirEinin's
schclMlo.
Monday was day OF rest FOR the
varsity players who engaged in Tho
defeat 81 Washington and Lee. hu,
CoacheS Campbell and Abel had the
s'cnnd-strinE men out to go through
their PAGES. This afternoon tho
eleven had rather stiff workout. for
most "f the boys are in good physical
condition except for minor bruises.
only two men suffered Injury a,
the hands OF the Generals. both OF
the men playing tho same position
IN tn" linc. Sam Ward. who started
out In guard was injured and had
10 be replaced ny Rain"y, who In
turn gave way 10 Cutchins. Raincy
was so badly bruised that ne has
had 10 spend several days in the
hospital.
NirTinin's schedule this year has
heen the hardest ever attcmptcd hy
~" oranr" and Blue. and tho last
'hr"" games viii provide no lo,-up
IN tn" struggle. While there is great
satisfaction over the Washington
and Lee game. IL is realized here
mat Virginia cannot afford to lag II
she ia 10 come out on top Of the re-
maind"r Of the season.
Alumni Of the university IN tho
southern states are making plans for
a reunion at Athens on the dav ~
me Georgia game Already special
. ArraNE' m"nis az. being made To az
'"inm"Gai" tho supporters az the
oranc" and Blue vino ar" expected "a
Sc" TINS contest on ArmtStice pav
Coaches Campbell and Ahcl viii
say nothing regarding tho ramc with
me Generals. except thar they ara
rTat'fed a the way their charges
/ played. Nor can thoy be Induced
To make any prediction regarding tho
games 10 come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
RED SON ARE LOSERS
IN BASEBALL SUIT

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-A iurv
IN Common Pleas Court here awarded
Henry Muliitcr, manager OF the
I"hns'uwu. Ia. independent baseball
yiuh. So3i.n5 in Il suit against tho
l."St"h American League baseball
CLUB tor breach OF contract in fail
iHG 10 keep an engagement to play
IN Iohnst"wp on September : 1921
The BotSon club. in It's defense
Shid the gam" was called OF when
u was informed that two Of the
Jamestown players were Ineligible.
u appeared later, however. that the
players We're eligible. The court
throw ont claim for prospective
rr"htS and III" jury brought in Tho
verdict ON tho claim OF expenses in
CURED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Cadet Alumni Meet Tomorrow Night
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Indians Must Prove Fighting Spirit
BY EARLE LUTZ

Call for V. VI. |. alumni to assemble
In Richmond on Friday nigh, has
Institute Alumni Association. The
purpose Of the meeting will be the
annual meeting and banquet. which
Founders Day, but has been adj
vanccd one day because OF the cadet
Tarhccl fracas at Mayo Island Park
saturday afternoon The affair vii!
starting at $50 o'clock tomorrow
night. Among the guests Will be
General l.. W. Nichols. supcrintcnd-
ent OF the institute.
about complete. The V. N. /. Club.
in its effort 10 make the occasion as
spectacular IS possible. has decided
on decorations for the John Marshall
High School cadet hand, who VIII b..
bedecked in the rcd. white and yellow
strcamers of Virginia Military lnsti-
tutc.
The State Highway Commission
VIII attend the game in "a body. Tho
Governors Of two States are expected
To be present with their stats Many
army officers are coming from Fort
rcss Monroe, according To .tdviCes re
ccircd by the committee In charge
OF reservations.
Action OF the William and Mary
athletic authorities in promptly drop
ping iivc playcrs who have violated
training rules. VIII have good Of
feet on the Indian squad and, while
the team will he weakened by ia"
loss of several stars the lesson Will
be good one. Discipline is the
prime requisite OF team. and men
who willfully violate IN. rules are a
dctrimcnt Just what the five have
done To deserve such drastic action
Is not known. but Coach Ingram and
the faculty should be congratulated
for having the courage to take Il step
that must have hurt them deeply.
But I, is step that Will pay diyi-
dcnls In the future.
To show conditions at williams
burg. the following; from a CORES
pendent there yesterday is interest
ing:
result OF the Wake Forest game at
Norfolk last Saturday. The team is
discounted. the student body is any
thing hut ccstatic. an observer seek
ing TO sense the COLLEGES reaction to
saturdays contest would conclude
that II was IA defeat instead OF au
Is to victory.
There is a good deal of rcsslmism
against Roanoke. which is to 70"
played ut Williamsburg on Armisticr
Day. Tho Indians viii have to i'm
prove all along the line II they are
10 squeeze out a victory.
William and Mary's back fold is
fast. but the ragged playing Of last
Saturday proves that the Indians will
have 70 take on heap Of aggressive
ness II they are, even on their home
grounds. I" take Roanokcs scalp.
III may have been the mid season
stalcncss which accounted for the
poor showing OF last saturday. In
any event. Ingram is trying to in
still In the team a unity and com
retenCe which IL must hereafter cN-
hihit II a season we'll begun is not
To conclude IN AN utter bust"
Basketball Will be on a higher plan"
In Richmond II the move 10 organize
commission 10 control tho sport
succeeds. Not only will there be a
governing body 10 look UP to. bu:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

."S 90 lN' WhOlcSalc elimination
OF football men reached mere ycs.
'''"a! afternoon I'm distorted man
ner that showed lots O.: Imagination
had been exercised as the ropor,
spread Later t,leEraphic report
was received from the Bureau or
tNbIc affirmation at William and
-N"!!' winch was later confirmed by
me a'h!ft!c authorities by telephone
coach Ingram, according TO the
annette authorities. has the fun SIM
port of the student body in his ac
ilon' Faculty backing was given las,
night when Or. J y G. Chandler
reviewed tho situation. Through his
of'ice came the aruounccme that
inc men have not only been los,
10 the squad for the next game
on' VIII not he permitted to play
any more this season
In dropping Levy, tho Indians los.
ono of the bes, backncld men in
virginia collegiate ranks today lie
is sensational broken field runner
and dangerous man detcnsivclv
hastings is corkng good plunsing
back and Chalkley has been rated as
the best end on The squad
Levy makes the second captain
lost by William and Mary this sea-
son. "Flicky" Harwood. who was
elected at the end OF las; season to
lead the 1922 campaign, was hurt
In practice before tho first game and
had 70 leave tho squad Monk"
W mite was appointed acting captain.
hut his work in the Virginia Tech
same was disploas:nE to tho coach
me- an election was ordered. with m.
,suit that Levy was named TO the
ST. jus, who viii pilot the team
or tho remaining games has not
cen decided. but successor to
W. VIII be named probably by In
ram
Just wha, rules have been broken
S not been disclosed by William
nd Mary. Coach Ingram faced a
Grd disciplinary task whom he took
eharGe Of tho squad, many ~ the
men having played last season when
the football situation was bad After
The Tech game Il was found ncces-
sary TO drop ono OF the Nlngmen
from the squad to preserve disci-
pl!ne.
with the best team In its history.
William and Mary has made good
record, although its playing has been
market by lass!tude !ntolerahlc
10 the coach. The game her. against
Ham pder sidney showed that tho
team was not working together.
while the games against Trinity and
Wake Forest, while won by the In
dians, were declared to be sluggish.
Tho official telegram announcing
that the men had been dropped fol-
lows
Captain Joyce p Levy. half back:
\. T. Williams guard: Paul NJ Keis.
ter, tackle; J. NJ Chalklcy, end. and
H. w. hastings, all frst-strinG men.
were today dropped from the Wi.
liam ana Mary football squad for in.
fractions Of m" training rules The
effect Of this development, upon mex,
Saturdays game against Roanoke Is
prohlcmatlcal. while Il is bound 10
weaken the Indian line and 10 make
a big hole IN the backNeld. II may
result in starring the team into an
aggrcss!vcness II has not hitherto
shown. at any rate nobody on the
campus seems to be depressed. The
Wholesale elimination Of five regulars
apparently hurts without dishcar;cn-
ing II may Toe mat this experience
VIII only holp /" provo thu, tho In.
dians have inst begun 10 fight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
METHODIST.BAPTIST
CLASS TO BE HUMMER
Especial TO The rImcs.pisn,,,, Z,

80 " i"c INES Dispatch.
DURHAM. y G.. Nov s.-yu,
trinity or Wake Forest rate third
>in North Carolina college foo,h,,,
circles this year, some Of Tho ,,r
lows who made Phi Beta Kappa in
rrid"logy around Trinity Coll.re
hture that This problem will ha ,us,
about worked out in the Trinity
" ak" Forest battle in Raleigh on
Armtstice Day.
mere is what these wise guys s,y
ake Forest tied Davidson. 60
trinity defeated Davidson. 10 10
,aroIlna unQucstionebly takes frs,
place with clean slate and S,at.
III US Tar gets second place by hay
ING showed up to best advantage
AGAINST Carolina. But should Tho
w ak" Forest fighters com. ,hrou,b
IN fin" style. say tho gridolocy artists
over Stciner's Trinity warriors tbcv
would hav" the right to claim nro
ccd"nc" OF course. il they MAX. 1.
P"of showing comparisons should in
ulcate that davidson should take
iourth place and Wake Forcs, MN
Tor the Wildcats certainly mad. SOM.
Ptor!e SIT up and take notice when
'"cNIcd Georgia Tech and V
/. J.
~ course, all this figuring could
Nc upset 10y some of tho important
s""eS yet 10 come. for Wake Forest
has yet TO meet State and David
son 10 meet Carolina. StiI the wise
ones claim that the race In the state
VIII he Just about run when the tu-
mutt and tn" shouting dies the can
tains and the kings depart from
kiddick Field Saturday afternoon.
should tho Trinity team show "a
clean pair Of heels over tho Wake
Forest club In the game Saturday
there are some around Trinity who
would Ike To see a challenge issued
to Harry Harts"ll's Woifpace for A
past season game TO determine which
or'ht should rank next TO Carolina
In the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
CUTLER TO REFEREE,
BILLIARDS TOURNEY

=, NEW YORK. Nov -AiLnrt -,
Ter Was selected today as inc rcfcren
TOT inc second annual intcrnationsj
professional lS.2 baIk line hi,Iiard
b1'' ,'pi"hship tournament beginning
onrN. week. Cutler. a former
mrs! night professional billi,rdis,
VII act In all the matches Tbo
i,cc""ins players Of America ,mI
irt.urTh" VIII take part. Including vii.
''' ''PI'' 'ak" Schactcr and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Even Bill Shakespeare
Knew Gridiron Terms
Down! Downr'-Hcnry V.


We'll placed."-IIcnry V.
An excellent pass."-The Tenn
pest
"a touch. touch. / do confess"
Hamlet.
Il do command you to their
backs. Macbeth.
More PUSHES! More rushc,."
Henry ".
"Pcll nell. down with them!"
loves Labours Lost.
This shouldcrIng OF each other"
Henry VI.
Being down. | have the plac-
Ing. "-Cymh.linu.
Let him not pass. but kill him
rather. Otvllo.
Ills sport Ia maui runner"
Anthony ana Cleopatra
I'm catch II ere IL come to the
ground. Macbeth.
We must hav" bloody noses and
cracked crowns.'-Henry ".
Worthy sir. thou bIocdes,: thy
exercise hath been too violcnt."-
Coriolanus.
ITS tho first time that ever
heard breaking of ribs was sport"
AS you Like IT.
-Boston Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
WILL SPEND 100000
TO ENLARGE CUB PARK
lUy Associatcd rr,ssl

CIlrN,iO, Nov. N-Thr ChicaEo
H"'i"ldI baseball park viii hc On
irrg'l 30 increase the seating "a
pani'N from l5.Uon 80 Approximately
=. .unn AZ an estimated cost Of $500. Uun
Wit,itm l.. N""ck, president OF tho
''"n. ANNOUNCED today. Work viii
begin immediately. h. SAID. New soc
ti"us for tn" grand stand. l"ugthcu-
ms "i TIC ioui limos from tn" present
-" ANA 40 feet 10 3G0 feet. incrraS.
ln 800" size "t til" playing field To
mas" il tho largest IN tho United
states. and q cutting away OF three
''.' ~ Garth from the sUrfnc" Of tn,
H''d President N""ck declared would
n"N' me park tn" best baseball plant
.u the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
IS TAKEN BY COACH
Captain Levy and -Four Mates Lost to Team for 1922
Season for lnfracons of Training Rules.
Indians Will Keep Fighting.
ny EARLE I,IrTZ.


''
y Wjtsr o9S Ley sensational hair Chalklcy end:
were iiAS''"ES 'u'i
cEul win
OF substitutes re mas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
BEZDEk CONSIDERED
FOR PILLS PILOT

PHILADELPHIA Su.. Pres,
dent ". +. Baker. OF the phil4delplia
Nai4oHal LEAGUE hascbal. CLUB. said
today no had conferred WIN hugo
Bczdeka foothnli coach of renrsyI-
vaTia State College regarding Inc
rnanage!ship Of the Phillics. III. SAID
ne had written 10 Manager Wi!aeirl
several weeks ago iuforming him
that the club had decided 10 release
him.
Nothing definite regarding ne,,
years nlanagcrshlp has been decided %
President Baker said. "but .1pcr.
10 500 Air. Btzdek 3u tho near fuilre
about tho matter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
ST. PAUL TO PLAY
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

lSuccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
AWEhNCENILLE VA; %ov. s.
ON saturday afternoon. Arnis,icc
pay a great test In football prowcss
sell Field when -, raul school
y gers meet FOR the FIRST time Inc
famous Lincoln University Lions {"
~ Lincoln ia Lincoln is ropu,od
20 nave q strong. fast and wcll-train-
20 team. while 81. Paul has tho most
frr'niashl" eleven that has eyer don.
n"a IN" Orange and Black football
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

sold 10 the Philadelphia Athletics in
exchange ;rr two players and u
financial consideration. 1T was an
E"Uuecd tonight. TN" deal transfers
Ia TIA" Milwaukee team Dave Kccfc
pitcher. aud Frank galloway. in
h"ld''. The amount OF money in
VOWED In the exchange was not an
uounCod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
nrdh SIN Tvn I.j,,b,..

II"N! NNAII NoN. .-S-pnod CON
tracts for Danny Bevcr ana Oswald
Austin. pitchers, have heeu receIvaJ
at the offices of the Cincinnati ~,
tional League club Eoih are In IN :.
United States Army, Dever at Forf
mcdowell. and Austin at Mare Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
4 Inherent "IIIrh ,,I,

'ntG and Amos Rusie. star
=. ',u''S "t other days. insist there
- one sure way 10 stop home.r,,n
ny ing use high bail. Prcsent-daw
p,,'n"rs ask where are you going To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Omen I-,uht Agency.

Tom O'I;uurI," ana Jam buckley.
veteran managers OF boxers, have
"pcn"d an agency in New York to
hook irhtors and wrastlcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Athletics nuy Matthews.

Mli.WhG NEE, WIS. Nov, s.
"Wid" Matthews. outiicldcr Of The
Milwaukee" American Assoc
baseball team last season has horn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

there Will be more opportunity to ar
range schedules and secure floors for
the games. All teams should GER
tainly be represented at the meeting
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

Norfolk is to have game Satur-
day that VIII provide more dope for
those casting about for South At
lautic champion. Carolina State has
already been put out by Carolina
and V. NJ L.. So the result OF it's CLASH
with Virginia Tech Will he watched
with interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
CurIey MANAGE. y..

"rN. manages Matmen.
'rn".lScr J"Ck tnrlcy has signed up
~ 'u'l'h OF foreign wrcStlers who
ar" To- max" their first trip to Amer.
sea this winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09


Techs big effort so far has been
against Centre. but ii must he adj
mitcd that Centre was not the same
team that played Harvard the fol-
lowing week. ana that the Richmond
game was not 4 fair test Of it's
strength. II V. NJ. ]. keeps it's skirts
clean here Saturday and Tech wins
from state. the old Dominion title
and possibly the division champion
ship wil! be the stake in tho Thanks
giving Day battle At Roanoke.
The fan meeting OF the Virginia
Boat club viii bc held next Wcdn.s-
day niEht at the clubhouse adjoin-
ing Mayo Park. After the SERVING
of supper. reports OF the years ac-
tviticS viii be read. after which Of
hcrrS viii be elected. The Boat Cltih
has had the biggest year in it's ms.
tory Crews took part IN tn" Vir-
giniH pHH"dnt regatta. won first hon
ors in the southern Rowing Nssoc!a-
ton regatta. staged on tho James
river. aud finished ii close second in
the MidGi" States regatta in Balt!-
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

Basketball Will be on higher plan"
in Richmond II the move 10 organize
commission 70 control the sport
succeeds. Not only will there be a
governing body 10 look UP to, bu:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23

out being a tight wad. She will be able; to- bhsk in the lap Of Luxury the rest of her days"
 "Of course tha! ought temake hei haMgs' conment' edJ fheA villa ge patriarch, but doubt whether il ywiH. II hhve heard a lot of people \ speak of the mar riage of these fwnI and tfay all
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
THE DESIRABLE HUSBAND

teTRMrMAi BINswANGER was. in
 J luck when she. captured Tobias lTodfnarsh.~ observed the druggist. 'Tobes will make a perfect husband, CT, miss my guess. He has no bad habits. and he is, moneymaker. with
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
No Case, but Got a Bill.

Angry Man-Here, what do you mean, sending me this bill for S10! Didn't you say that I had no case against the railroad company . ' Lawyer-My dear sir, that is. what the bill is for-adyice.- York Central Magazine. e'.H.H' @'-t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given. That th' undersigned was, by the US. Com missioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge for the Wrangell Precinct First Division Of Alaska on the 27tt day of October. 1922, duly and regu .arly appointed administratrix Sf th' above named estate, and ali persons are hereby notified to present .theil ,laims, if any they have, against th' said estate to me at my office il WrangeIl. Alaska, within six (6 months from the date hereof, :. Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, thi; 2nd day of November, 1922.
 IRENE J. COULTER,
 AdministratriX. First publication November ?. Last publication November 30.
 .'.fs 4=f. v -# H.fI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
Runs Either Way.

Are you a. bull or bear in Wall street?" ...,...r...4 f....# ,,..i,t.,-U s.tI6
 Neither" replied Mir. Dustin .Stax. +"When I'm on the trail of sure prof 1t Fm bioodhouhd and when I'm scared, I'm a rabbit.'i' '''
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
rHArKsG1v1NG4 pRocIAMAr1oN dA |
4 TbprYdsy ] YOvaabgr0 Tnirtieth ct

q Thursday 4 Novshbar0 Thirtieth, this year of our Lord 1922 is pro- laimcd Thanksgiving Day by the Presneat Of thet enited States, In gratitude to Almighty God for life, liberty and peace and in recognition of these and other blessings anu bounties I, Scott c. Bone, Governor of Alaska, do therefore urge and en7 join upon all people of the Territnr. athoughtful prayerful observance of thezday Alaska unknown to fam
 inc and ever the recipient of Natures bounties I, Scott C. Bone, Governor during the year freedom from pesti- lence and epidemic has abundant cause to be thankful and contrite of heart May this Thanksgiving Day be an interlude of introspection and retrospection in pursuance in it's best form of the helpful custom beQueath- ed by our godly and God-fearing for bears and may it be fraught with goodwill toward men. Thus may one and all contribute toward Alaska s safe and glorious destiny. -
 .. Given under my hand and the seal of the Territory of Alaska in Juneau the capital. this sixth day of Noyem- Der in the year of our Lord one thous- and nine hundred twenty two a nd of the independence of the United States of America the one hundred forty seventh H'a 4#.5
 ,.. .al#=ssa.t ' SCOTT c. BONE, ..e
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-23
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