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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
THREE CLASS A SANDLOT
LEAGUES FOR RICHMOND
Amateur Baseball Commits
sion of Richmond Rates
Central League Higher.
MEET on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Governing Rod! to Receive Officers OF
All Circuits and Consider Eormn-
tion of New OrSnntzntion-NViu
Make Plans for Opening.

classification of class 4 has been
granted the Central League. an or
of Richmond by the Amateur Base
ball Commission of Richmond. Church
Iiill Bank, Pest onicc. Richmond
Blues. Knights OF Columbus and the
Service Company. one Hundred and
Eigh'y-third Infantry. compose the
league.
class fcation OF tho organization
which has been in chase since IL
was orgamiz.d. waS made last night
by l'ress Edwards. secretary OF The
commission sanctioned the raising OF
the league when II learned that ma
ior!'N of the teams in the circuit
favored II. Three leagues Will play
class y baseball. in Richmond this
year. They are: Commercial. To-
bacCo and Central
son set for the second SATURDAY. in
April. the comm ion VIII hold
meeting Friday afternoon at ) o'clock
in The Office OF ]. Eddie Rose. Jr.,
president and Commissioner of Rev
cnue. The meeting VIII bc held in
r rS21a, liz, LIS: and ;he nresidsnis and
been asked to attend and post the
forfeit money of their teams Sched-
ules OF all the leagues Will bc looked
over and efforts made to fix an open
ing date that Will suit each team.
Shnkc-tps Arc rrnbnbie.
1t is probable that there viii hc n
shakr-up in several Of the league
commission has seven circuits opcr-
aunc under its Jurisdiction and il Is
probable that the eighth will he
leagues arc sure OF roma lining as they
are at this time. They are: Conn
mcrcia'. Tobacco. Central and. Junior
Athletic League. The West End and
Sunday School League. Southeastern
sunday school League more than
formed Of the North Side SUNDAY
schools.
,ri fsFtGn assh,S Rar,ls h2rgn
stood 10 have taken an active part
III organizing the now league. Tho
nrst.nnmca teams arc members Of the
Southeastern sunday School League.
oihcers Of the North Side League will
t,tions, from the teams asking that
they be allowed TO withdraw from
their present organization in order
TO enter the new circuit.
several Applications on File.
should the two Barton Heights
teams pull out OF the West End cir
cult 4; VIII become "a four-club cir
cult. The withdrawal OF Ovcrhrook
from Tho Southeastern circuit VIII not
affcc; that organization materially
Applications have been received from
Grays asking for franchises and il is
probable that one OF these teams Will
he placed in the Sunday School cir
cult. Additional applications also
have been received for hcrths in tho
Junior sunday School League
Tho question 1T playing fields for
the youthful baseball PLAYERS of Rich
iHond Will be another tonic ~ discus
sion NJ FRIDAYS meeting. There arc
4 limited number of diamonds I'm
Richmond. md This problem will he
r!vcn serious consideration 10y tho
commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
MANAGER OF YANKS
APPEARS OPTIMISTIC
Try Associated prnee

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March 81
enough the sERpe nsion Of Ruth
and Meusel win hur, us. bclieeye
ihht eventually VIII rut stronger
year" ''"" '"S'
This was the statement, Of 1iuIar
huRR!na. manager Of the Now York
AmsTieane. just before the Yankocs
broke camp here today and icf, To-.
night for an exhibition tour Of TaTas
Win the BFoohlyn National loan.
The RIookIynS departed with the Sew
aork team, win Beaumont as their
MANAGE EIugTire said he was yvou
pleased win the condition OF his
The situation in rlph. :ela has
sisarer W som" WIN the showing
rounding into GOOD form We have
kfeeat IeseTTe strength The infield
VIII remain a. II is and VIII he a
gtrong machins when Plpp gels ritht.
There is nothing seriously 1vrnnp
with him and ge!icye he ,$u Il" III
rignt Tor the opening"
The st. Louis Americans arrived
here today for exhibition games win
IT, Ncw Orleans Southern Ascot, Ion
team '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
WHITE SOX ARE EASY
FOR CHAMPION GIANTS
ne rnI,oh Nnmnl

-, FORT WORTH. TEX. March 2T.-
! y. "crlh champion Giants naail. de-
iHatfd n" White Sax in ne seventh
TINS aft@rnoon. winning II 10 ,
y" Giant" Dppbardci "Rsh" Fabrr
'HF TX t'Dr'r ~ the FIRST !nnlnp or
NOR man enough % win. ThOupaon
Eah substituted. but tho Giants con.
inusi th"ir ijtt!nH Offensive ana
ti.r: Up I'VE more rams. three in the
ibnrth ana t%O In IN. slrth
HbchinS ~ the Giant huT!crs ,nr
"l"F"n hs's. bDt Ia, In conseCu,Jyr
9rdfT. Thsy r"rrnd IN the ,hIrd and
thn Tart inning
Tn seri"s Up~ stands four 20 ,wo
i"G ~" Nhiie EHr, with ore iin.
:. -. Fc"ft q, ~. +;
VINE SIR az. GGi 800 0o2-a ii !.
Bni'crle"i Giants. YouHy. JDnnarI
sny1er and GsstaH. white ros. Fabrr,
ThpfD:spD. isohalt and yaryan.
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DECLARES PERSHING
STADIUM IS UNSAFE
In NssocIatnApres

PARIS, March 2-.-That tho persn-
ing Stadium Is unsafe and might en-
danger tho lives Of thousands az sp.r-
tators If tho 1924 Olympic games ar,
held there was the EIst Of n report
read before t..c Paris municipal c0un-
ell today by F!antz Reich.l, secretary
OF tho French olympic COMMITTEES.
The municipal council. proposed to
make the necessary re''sirs on tho
stadium and bring the.-la,.br,frr. ID.
French OLYMPIC committee r-Xt Fri
day, but II announced that 80 far AZ
the council is concerned. tho OIvmr,as
must be hold In the icrShinc stadium.
America is quite ready to take over
the Olympic games" said tho r.pnrt
read BY N. Rcichel. and build a mol
ern stadium. II the municipal .unl-
CT is not ready o. submit q plan fv
FRIDAY which will he acceptabl. 10
the Olympic committee. we Shall turn
the matter back % the International
olympic committee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL,
CAGERS RECEIVE MONOGRAMS
Eight Men and Manager Dudley Receive Honor Before
Student Body-Resme of Season Shows Men
Overcame Many Handcaps

The John Marshall High School
BASKETBALL squad was presented with
letters at The Monday morning assem-
h!y yesterday. Those who received
monnErams were: Kahn. sutton and
Woodward. forwards: Bcll. DcAIot,,
crouch aud Cosby. guards: sharpe,
center. and Dudley, manager.
After going the entire season un-
der tho most trying conditionS-con-
dItionS that could not hut have af-
fcctcd their playing-and winning
more than half OF the games played
me nine husky athletes were given
The compensation they so we'll de-
served.
In this team John Marshall came
near producing another like tho one
on which Pat Carrot and ed"
Ryder figured so prominently. on ac-
count Of having no court on which
they could practice the team had TO
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1872 BALK- LINE BILLIARD :
: CHAMP WINS 1ST BLOCK
Beats Veteran, From Whom
He Took Title, Sd
Points.
THRILLS CROWD
Which shows Him to Bc Wizard
lounEster Plays DriliiantIy--BOth
become CnrcIcsn
Try Associated PreHa.l

CHICAGO. March 27.-Younx Joko
Schnener. worlds 1872 balk line iii.
hard champion. tonight defeated Will
lie Hoppe. former title holder, 500
point match.
The play was extremely spectac-
ulnr, both men doing some wondcrfuf
moih ana cuch throwing away
chances TO win near tho end through
OF color work.
SThacffcr's work was the more
ortIilhnt. tho champion giving n
Hoppe e1celied in consistent position
lioppe's 2G0-run in the sixth in
player was able To take adyantote
OF the others misplays. both missing
imiaerably in the last few Innings
Schacncr-0. S, O.. 252, 40, I45, III. o
;. /, s4-5oO Average, 80. - .
Hoppe-2. Il. 55, ia. .. 26o. Q. q 1.
1--45G Average, 81 7-e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
LYNCHBURG GUN CLUB
HAS BEEN REORGANIZED
Especial to The Times Dispatch

lfNCNBuRG. VA, March o7.-The
l.ynchhurg Gun Club has rcorEanizcd
for the coming season and Il revival is
expected 10 be seen here this year in
season are: president, Or. T.. NJ. Pot
ter; Nicc-urcSidcnt. j. Tanner Kin
nlcr; sccrctary-trcastircr r. r.
riSn"r; assistant eccretary-trcasurer
G. II. barley. and field captains. n. H.
oEicShy and W. l.. Moore. The board
oi governors VIII he rs follows: Dr.
l'otter. !. 7. lkinnicr. II. T.. Fisher.
w. l.. Moore. Il. NJ. Marshall. W. NJ
licald and t.. y. Watson. The club
Is TO hold weekly shoots at the River
side Park
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play the entire season with little
practice. But. despite this and many
other hanf,caps, the puint was still
IN the running for the state cham
piohShip when they closed their sea-
bail
The letters were presented By Man-
aEcr Dudley. and Immediately fol-
lowing Dudley was presented with
his letter hy Roy sutton, who ex-
piaincd that the success Of tho bas-
kctball team this year was effected
To a great extent. by the capable
work OF the manager
The basketball team of ncXt ycnr
promises To he winner, as practi-
Cally the same team Will represent
John Marshall on tho court and It
is hoped that tho gymnasium in tho
new central junior high school Will
then be at their disposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
FIGHT PERMIT REFUSED
TWO GERMAN BOXERS
Try AsnncIntnh prnssl

LONDON. March 27.--Two German
boxers. scheduled To appear In n
London ring. were refused permits
sion by the Home Office to light In
this country. Kurt Prinzcl, tho mid
dlcwciIht champion OF Germany. and
Richard Nauiock1 had been engaged
TO appear when the authorities. act
ma under the Alica's Restriction Act
OF 1919. advised tho men could not
10 lowed to participate In bouts In
England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
WEIGHT LETTERS TO
MEET FOR HONORS
fRv Asscciated rress-l

LONDON. March Wcicht-'if--
Ing competitions for'thc worlds anna
i"ur championships arc to o.. held at
:eNal, ESth0n!a. on Aprl 20 and 20
under The auspices OF tho Fsthoniau
Srrrt.ng l"ngue. according 70 re-
rortS received here
Tn" contests viii ne open To all
weight lt3t"rs r"cOErized as anna
tours in their own countries. and tho
,"Ho2sttors VIII pc classified ns
feathcrwc "hts. liGh;weights. middle
weights, semi hcayywciEhts and
cavyH"ighig
lhfttnr will b" according 10 tho
french system with nvc lifts. as fol-
% Pulling with ono hand
30 railing with two hands
Co nushing with one hand
tdl Rushing with two hands
Co SLOW raising with two hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
RAIN STOPS CONTEST
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

.CHAKLoTTESvILLE. VA. Marcn
81 drenchiug rain this afternoon
ended the Observation-Disclosures C'ii,,,.
game in the second inning. ncitbrr
side having scored. ''''''
Each team made one hit. Dietrich
ones to right field In tho Grst irniu,,
and NOTTINGHAM getting a gtnei. T.,
the second frame cfr of Holland, who
was the star '.sirl"r Of tho virginia
nTst-ycar team last sprlng.
Despite the riau 600 fans wore l.,
Inc stadium when tho game started
The postponed game may he playcd
here Wednrsd=r ''' W.
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FAVORiTE GOLFERS
LEAD AT PINFHURST
~ AsancLa,en rtes.-1

PaYor!t.. crD,.nu"G 90 vim iD1ay in
thc "rr'n Ario %Duih chhtnplnnyhiu
~ "rm ~, wh.n Iiss EdI1 rDrn
hihEa. ~ ~, ChWor.h!a CiDD. Chi
I'ncs. srf Hrs =. J. gqarGu,l} of
- SMyrt al G@'.st.G hnlr opponents
ana a'jTAHr.d ~ tine senSlnnslr
Lhe!tjac<"r, Lyt,,jn, Inflated Xrt
"i!IalM "esI i,bi!adeirb!a. ~.
itan9 IRE. T.. i; Eertrw. y,hNaasi.
Chiragr, t''fats1 X.ss Bsrak Pnwnss
D@Hfn%h', nm .: Nrs. ", J. hlam
M Gtimon,, defss.s. Irs. -. A.
VOL. EfssI snt 9.
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Sporting Paragraphs
for Our Busy Readers
LIZ I:n,ied NDwsl


NEW YORK. MarCh 2s.-l.uis F..Io. tho
ArEcnitnian boxer. who TaumeG Sailor
Naked. eH-chanip!on OF the navy q week
ago, has been shanghRicd by James ii"
Forrest. the famous trainer who prcpa rcd
Jack Dempsey for his great battles with
Fed Fulton and Jess Willard. DE Forest
claims H. was offered $1,000 by TIE Ar
s-nt!ns consul general here to teach F!-pu
So!nr IpuEH r.ns manners. But Jimmy
purses believing the Tema!a Isne. from
the track!"ss -i.SeEtiaiaD pauipas can b.
"nde rts!i! for match win Dempsey.
MS new bog TO the champion. Meantime
"ons. Harry GRAB or som. other little
.sE"h wso can concete the -G-uound
dSsWant" about Nifty pound. o: tonnage.
'hIaE he must be ,lrei OF liz.
member Of Haryard's 1921 wrestling team.
he, been sentenced to wfes;.c Joe s,cchcr.
ana former CHAMPION of the world in
one OF ,ns. w"fm-G U, contests OF The pin,
W.SA hence They WI. 10 y minutes
George Gaia and Renato GardInL prom
!nehL " me spaEhtti! irHi". VIII engage
.., al" n, ,bTag s'n I Gop;s5i ~" fSis
fond.e "a, rende,on. :orme. Olympic
wrestler IN " @-in!nnte MATCH.
,r Eh.,a ie.ph!a promoters with a homieiaal
70 Ms E't.tute toward a Memorial Day
: nEh. 'isgi ii2 'iiai TO no ise.sson be
~, o. ne. promoters hay"
aisS On" T., tG naa af@ ,r@pGrt:t 70
director u Tuh..c safety must pass on nj
ln@teihss IN Phi.adeiph.a aeloss tn bout.
az" ai'..h hr;I. G:so j. = ilEnt-heayy,we ignt
S s,,1,, .g ID 70 scsis down % the middle;
weight a; least 100 Ia condition.
The Yale rife team, which already h7-
.o 1i'FH Vii i'm es N Is =. hrI, r.
...yef.!.y squad o: Aiontrea!. in another
.tr'or9lt,onaI. echulzenfcs, at Sew Haven
matches 'h.. year.
Johnny nun. ban,anwe.rh, champion. is
. S"Lrr Ht'"r some nu-dsc3s!pn money be-
/ o. ,,..tins h,.s tiile in New ,"rk With
~ most toTiniqable challenger. Isuh
,.-h'@ inuug Leonard. ~ PAilsl"lGhia. IN
7 Hai 1ds.phis. AuTa . eight rounds TO no
b. D,n "a y l5saa Re Penn relay ,un..-
!" NEE: Gsfofd s ri" css@mlfhf.ds, f ,he
%f3''i s. me- ne ;' r,s'yeFinE ranHs. en-!
nF@: o; s,his,ies n he i,ai"eTs,v q
IN N :. rHa.oF-aiu tom Coach Lawson
o.'.'';2n The9, min, surgeon operate!
SianT23a..h i,sl'n:ar'ner. former Univer.
~ nor IN. .aaat. fo- ,he Ihi.,dIli.EEjn'ij, !,
-, ..9ha,s IN lining st i.ecsDgra. Fla.
'Ith 'h. rs.Gl. tha- rll ultcnIIr an r,,l
80 te"orei = ucne-set'cS tray.ling
n. XIV ' up, is,n ,n1na. on hscrnrsr'
,H 'H+ 'nron"ss i1 the arm iur. =; ,hn
T.. -,. rs'o p, M ,Ss ;i,b Ke,'al wse.i
'.ah 20 the 'ulr"rT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
RANKING TENNIS PLAYERS
SURVIVE THREE ROUNDS
Victorious on Courts in New
York After Little
Trouble.
IHy Assnciatch pross.l

NEW YORK, March 27.-Thrce Of
the ranking tennis PLAYERS. s. H.
NoShcll Brooklyn: Dr. George King
New York, and q. G. Shafer. phila-
dclphia, won their way into the fourth
round of tho national indoor tennis
championship sinrlca on the courts of
All were sided and easy victories,
Noshcll. yollcying splcndidly. con-
qucrcd II; y. Levy. New York. CO.
GO; Or. King. former Columbia star.
mastered j. ID. CrOnin, Go. 81, and
Shafcr. chiefly from deep court, out
nlnNeh II. j. Sonlmcr. G-2. 81.
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Lewis Throws Nlnhmout,

KANSAS CITY. MO-. Mnreh 81
Ed. stranger" Lewis retained the
h"avyw"lght wrestling champion
ti;!c tonight. throwing Yousiff NAH
mout, bulgarian challenger. In two
falls. both by the use OF tho hend-
lock-. The FIRST fail came 81 a. min
utcs ~ seconds; tho second In min
ute and seconds
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Cravnth Signs win u,n

~ F.NT HIS, TF.NN- Nnr0F IL
ana at one time holder Of Dle "a.
ional League home-ruu recon- ts1
been signed by the MINNEAPOLIS cJif
- inc American Association. Geofne
re den. president Of tho Iinueau,.is
club, who Is here. announcer ~
niFht. Cravath. who formerly man.
aver the Philadelphia sa,!gr.is
manager tho SAT- Lake Clty cIui, Ia.
free agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
Mcmrhi. rum, NV, 49,,

, MEMPHIS, ESN.. March 27.-Josa
iiarnandos, a pitcher. was turned
back to the 81. Petersburg club of
the Florida State League. and clar-
cncc Roper. n third bascman. was re-
turned TO the Kalamazoo club OF the
central League today by the Mem
rhis club OF the Southern Associa-
ton. IL was announced tonight
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PENN RUNNERS NOW
ON FOREIGN SOIL
fnv Aasocintcd prcaa.l

SOUTHAMPTON. March 27.-The
University OF Pennsylvania runners
VINO VIII race against teams repre-
rcht,hg oxford and CAMBRIDGE IN
London next month arrived hero to-
niGht on the steamer A0uitania. All
N. athletcS upon landing reported
lhSy wero feeling nj. They had been
RDie 10 take some light exercise on
the trip from New York
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BROWNS Cd TEAM
REGIONS REGULARS
tBy Associated Preset

MOBILE ALA. March 1.-THE St
LOUIS American League second team
that has been hero since February "a
departed tonight for New Orleauy
where they VIII Join the regulars to-.
morrow.
"Bnly" Mullen. an infiolder. wsB l4,,
here by the ST. Louis club and vvlil
llh! thlrd hase for the Mobile SOUTH
crh Association team. Frank smith.
q pitcher. who worked out with ~.
hroWps. was also loft h.rc. smith
played independent ban IN ST. Louis
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Golfer Hole. On, I'm One,

KNNHAS CITY. MO. March ?7.-
= -. Hughes achieved tho covoted
i!stiDction. touRht by all golfers, of
holins out IN ono hero when he
dfnYa ia yards on tho Swopc Park
Country Club course. His stunt was
w,tnoated by n fourHomc inme diatciy
following. and his namo has boon
placed on tho club records alongside
b. very few others who have per-
famed this feat.
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Levi. md Cnddoc. I. w,,.,,

lICfiIIA. Is ANS, March e. TJ
S'rangl er" Lew!e. 0f Omaha. ard ga.
Caddock. OF ncs Moincs. viii wr.,tti.
FOR the worlds heavy ci,aT
plonsh!p here Anril ~. Tom Inv. orn-
Inotcr, announced today. Lowls gaintS
INC title By throwing Iby.zL1 H.
"!chiia month ago. ChdGock -
former worlds chnruriCn
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Chester High Ninc victorIou,

CHESTER. VA. March 27.-ChcHtcr
High School won tho first baseball
game 81 the season hero this after
noon. defeating the Ashland High
School team by tho score OF 10 s.
Tho game. although lacking tho snap
Of mid season baseball. was close and
interesting. Chester will play Hope
we'll next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28

- LfiINAVJ MarrH 27.-Ieh Terrv.
Cub second harcnan, will be on, ~
the game FOR at least month he
cause of fractured wrist bone. si,f.
fercd IN batting practic. yes,erdny
In East st. Louis with a .rsctnrmS
skull and VII: be out two month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
Hlilly" khndn ,.in. No..

shade. OF New York. was ply.n X,
referee's decision over Martin BUR-,
o, New OrleanB. at the eud Of maj,
ntteen-round bout hero. ton,vi,
Snaoe weighed l7t pounds. kIuIkn FL
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FarmyIlJe Norm,I No.,

"a FARMNlILE, March a. Tho
Farmvtlle Normal School .exte, car
yied OFF the honors al the local or.
mory Saturday night by defeating tho
RAdtord Normal girls. II TO .. In an
exciting andEanusually close game.
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Ehrr Tnken nnut.

HAMILTON. ONT, March az
Rohhy dad News) Ebcr. Canadian
roundcr by big margin over Mickey
belmont. OF Jersey CITY. hero tonight.
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SEVENTY-E|GHT ATHLETES
HAVE ENTERED TO DATE
Two Banks Have Not Been
Heard From-Predict
More Than $50.
CONTESTANTS ARE rRACrICING

Afternoon by Men md Women
Entrants - Relay Race Between
Youthful Athletic Ciubs Arranged.
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Toronto lnternationals. 9: Unlvcr.
si;y -: Alabama. =
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

The Lutheran Aid society meets
with Mrs. Ernest Roth next Thurs
day afternoon.
Marie Boyd Of Paoli returned home
Saturday after taking in the big
Phillips Csuhty Fair.
| tchas. sederburg returned to Wash
ington. D. G., VIA srerfing; MAiehtaayssi
sR Rftss.ee.!:
Jim Batser, who was a Holyoke
visitor during the fair. returned to
his home in Sterling Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Tippetts Of Sterling, who
has been visiting for the past few
days with Mrs. Ray Moore. returned
to her home Monday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. W. E. winters, vas zsssasa sss.saasssaa.
to- Clatonia, Nebr., by tha--ae0tn Of
l,'ar- mot hes, -raturned hQms- -Qhurs.
day.
Miss LILA Drunken returned to her
home N Venango after visiting for a
shorttime with her sister. Miss Anna
sTI'<4s' sI'<4s'.
A 6sf~-haby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Myers on September
sth.,s little nrar--~eishea- 2
pouhaNr
Harold johnson of Denver. who has
been working on the Eyert Johnson
rancf south of Holyoke, left for his
hoYe Saturday.
NRoss and Clara Mcdonald. who
hale been visiting their grandfather,
y. L. Ross, at Glenwood, Iowa. re-
turned s,.a... to their home Saturday uftrr-
Mrs. r. c. Mathews. who has been
here to attend the fair and also visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Col
YER, returned to her home in Paoli
Saturday afternoon.
LOOK OUT FOR THE CASH AND
CARRY STORE AD IN THE NEXT
WEEKS HERALD.
Mrs. A. D. Stafford and daughter.
Miss Pearl, of Lincoln. visited over
Sunday with the Willis family. Mrs.
Stafford is the mother of Mrs. II. L.
Willis.
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

Mrs. Delander OF Haxtun was in
attendance at the state fair Friday.
Ed Garity OF Sterling was a business
visitor in Holyoke last week. He re-
turned home last Thursday.
x. A. Larubert, who has been at
tending the fair, returned to his
home in Daily last Thursday
The Herald furnishes the news.
WE TAKE SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL SWEATERS, ANY
COMBINATION DESIRED.
J. B. eYARS co.
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

Mrs. Frank Hotaling and daughters
of Farnam, who have been here for
the past week visiting at the Fred
Hotaling home. left for their home
last Monday morning.
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

Mrs. Jack Grahm OF Curtis. Ncbr..
who has been visiting with her sister.
Mrs. II. j. Young. for the past few
days. left for her home ON Saturday
morning.
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

Mrs. o. T. Barnum of.Grant. who
has been visiting for the past few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
y. Newton. returned 10 her home or
Tuesday.
Phillips County herald., 1922-09-14

Gearge ana Pete Johnson OF Denver
and chas. KEoeke OF Napaskacho,
Kas.. have spent the past week visit
ing at the George Fiddler home. Mr..
Fiddler is an uncle of the Johnson
boys.