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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
TO TEACH ATHLETIC COACHING
AT UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Coach Dobson Will Give Valuable Course During sum
mcr, Especially for Those Preparing to Take Up
Rccrcational Direction as Life Work.

Material is taking shape FOR cata-
rogue announcement of the offerings
TO 10" made by the School Of Athletic
Coaches. To hc inaueuratcd at the
University Of Richmond in June. Attn
!cttc Director DohSou. who Will he
personally in charge al the new de-
partn"nt. Is sin at work on his pro-
gram. out its present statue is suf-
Sivc ticket for those who avail them
selves Of the school
In football. the theory and practice
Of tn" fundamentals of the game viii
would include falling on the ball.
charging, tacklinG. blocking. inter
terence. passing Kicking. catching
hud position play. instruction will
sire styles Of play. strategy. and sys-
TENS. together with u study OF the
rules VIII be included in the course
a.: VOL as training suggestions.
r,,n mm,hrthnli T"in,, rn"sh;;
covered thoroughly in passing. shoot
ms. drihhiing. Stops and turns. as
well as individual and team play In
ofcnse and defense. y discussion OF
III" rules and different systems of
play VIII he included in this work
The usual basic principles of basc-
bail. such as batting. bunting. base =
running. sliding. and position play
and team play. offensive and dcfnn-
sivc. viii likewisc hc given thorough
treatment. Along with this. too. will
treatment.
Coach Dohsom has arranged for the
use Of fifteen hours on each OF these
subjects and * mapping out his daily
program in Such way as to not ga
over the same subject on two orca
sions. II IS apparent that the cas,;a;
and many engaged in the coaching
SOM" extent in colleges. will be as
founded that SO much could he con :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
RANDOLPH MACON TO
PLAY At WESTHAMPTQN
Spiders Expect to Close Home
Season With Victory
Over Ashlandcrs.

After winning three fast games la Z
week from Richmond Iilucs. Lynch.
burg College and William and Mary.
III which they reached the cruN OF
their seasons playing. the University
Of Richmond basketball five is now
hShttnE against ovcrcontidcncc on the
eve "' us last home game, which they
play with Randulph- Macon this after
noon at WcSthampton at 1880 O'Clock.
While the grip and bad colds has
played n" favoritcs at Wcsthamptnn
recently, the Red and Blue is hopinr
coach l)"hSon gave his team "A lee
,urr, IN which he stressed the fact.
'nht past scores. which naturally
on the Ashlandcrcrs. should not lac
taken as basis for thinking th,.
gam" today an easy one. The Spiders
pea IN" Ashlandcrs dccisivcly at Ash
lahd several weeks ago. but the
spiders also have in their memories
other past occasions when the Jarkets
ana Blue '"' ''''
ThG Yellow Jackets have something
hls 10 aim ~ in this afternoons;
curtain aIfIir. They are being afford .
eel the iinni chance OF tn. present s"l
son To stain the locals splcndid home
I"nr record of eight victories and no
utteatS: And they are also playing
and high school representative /"
Spidcrdom'S defamation contest,
ma KING "a win very desirable
pHhS"n'S boys are seeking to add
another victory TO their string and
are going 10 try to make their fare
Well gam" here one to he rcmcmhrrcd
! FhSSica!lN the Spiders are able "a
hahhi: Their aSSiSiimcnts and will prr-
/ sent their fun strength today against
tn" Jackets
"a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. BALI.
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l


ITAMrpEN- SIDNEY. VA. Feb. 2I.-
The iIamrdcn- Sidney College baseball
schedule FOR this spring. as announced
today by Manager Frank MCFahcn
shows thirteen games. several open
dates appear on the list aud thcs.
probably viii be filed before the sea-
son opens.
The feature Of the season is tho
Northern TRIP. beginning April H.
with Washington Collcg" as opponent
u contest with Itandolph- Macon at
Ashland ON this trip games are
scheduled with Galiaudct College.
Western Maryland and either Johns
Hopkins or La Sale College.
The schedule as announced is as
follows:
March - umion Theological Semi
March %. +. l. NJ. y. vs.. Reserves.
Apri l-I.ynchhurg College. 1T
Lynchhurg.
April S-opcn.
ApriI lO=Dp.n
April Washington College, ut
Chcstcrtown. Md.
April l2-,iallaudct College. At
Washington. II. G.
April Ella Sale or Johns Hop
kins. at Philadelphia on Baltimore.
lcgc. at Westminster. Md
April lj--i;andolph- Macon College.
at Ashland.
April ls--C;ui!ford College. ut home.
April 2G-Opcn.
April 2S-univcrsity of Richmond.
ut home.
May a-:mory aud Henry. at home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
CARPENTER SUPPORTERS WIN
MONEY ON FIGHT IN LONDON
frrnc!nnen Bet FNorilc Agai,,s, Cook Although
Englislmcn Arc Chary at First of
Backing the Loser

OF the second round. a prominrn;
o"uicNhTiicr'--t close friend of bcs-
Gangs -arosc and shouted: Five
hundred pounds even Carpenter wins
inside sin rJul Is" Throuslirut .hC
arena at once there was an exchange
of accepting odds. ranging from !UC
l" 300 pom ds sterling.
The re-; Is pugliistic history. The
hSht SecIcd L. begin at the tap ot
the bell i"r inc third round and /:
was much humber Cook who went tt
, ms cornrf AFTER the third round.
y noble lord impressed by The
showing made by Cook in the FIRST
| TWO rounds IL said to have dropped
| l.ooO coincidcnt with the droppinl
o. Cook for the final count in The
] fouitl round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
| zBYSzKO WINS TWO
FALLS FROM STECHEh
Victor Captures the Heavy
weight Championship of
America i'm New York.
nour is FAST AND FURIOUS ONE
Rolling nnd Flying Fails Made Match
Uncertain Until Rcfcrcc Gives Ills
DcciSinn-E:d. "StrnnE1cr" Lewis
Gains Verdict.
I,y Wc.,brooL prrirr.

United News STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-Wladck
Zbyszko won the hcavywciEht wrcst
ling championship OF America at
night. throwing Joe Stcch"r. for two
of the three scheduled falls. IbysHk o
gave StcChcr tn" first and third
tumblcs. while he himself suffered
XbySzko won the first fall in 90
minutes with II head and crotch hold.
StcChcr took the second with II head
and body hold in II minutes, Will.
Wladck easily won the third III u
minutes - seconds.
Zbyszko weighed 30? pounds. while
Stcch"r tipped the scales at 2l'. The
bout was fast as long atS il lasted. but
as usual. under the rules OF rolling
and Hyug falls neither man WAS
aware that he had won or lost - fall
until convinced by The referee. The
crowd was small ana lacked tn" usual
enthusiasm.
rho contest was billed as the
American championship match. Th"rc
a dozen others have as good claim
TO the championship aS either Of the
CUntrndvrs of tonight.
Clin Binckl"N, u giant OF iad; OF
Columbus. ohio. bumped his shoulders
ON the floor in tw" rolling falls. los
Ing II match TO Ed. stranger" Lewis.
first fall in minutes 80 seconds :.
second fall in IS minutes 80 seconds.
This match. limited 10 one hour. was
the scmiinal. Rincklcy proved to he
about the strongest wrestler, ever
seen here. for on three occasions he
not only broke Lewis famous tortur-
ing hcadlock. but actually ilunE the
Stranger several feet 10y Il Her
culcan upward wrench Of his neck
twice before tho first fall WAS gained.
E!ucklcy hridgrd FIRE" Of tn" head
lock when he seemed almost gone. He
had just bridr"d out the second tim"
and was rolling free when his should
1,,,tss 1h.al he. al z "a 4
for u rolling fan.
Dick DaviScourt Of 'rc VAS, and John
Olin Of Nebraska, wrcSt"d draw.
gaining one fan each under Il tim"
limit Of IS minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
EASTERN STABLES
WIN 1921 HONORS
IRN Associn,cd prcss. !

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Fob 2l.-F.a
stables carried on the largest purses
ia the 1921 raising season. according
TO iicurcs compiled by tur: au,hori-
ties Fiv" Eastern stables ANA TWO
ia Kentucky each won more than
sl0v.orO in UrscS, OF which the Ran
cocas s,ahl-. Sinclair ANA Iildrcth,
Won the largest amount by tax INK
more than $25n,00o.
Norwich. th" sensational two-year-
old that went through the year I'm =
defeated. Was the greatest money
pettcr, winning $ll5.23l. No other
racer won SloO.OC0. although ia. ton
leading horses won more than $40
coo c:tCn.
:. G. lltldrcth. of the Eancocas
stable, was the leading winner with
horses under his care. Eight train
"rS trained animals that won more
than 100000 in the season
G. Lang. who rode 1873 mounts
nome in front. led all jockeys in the
point Of victories, while H. Sandc.
with ll2 rrsts, led the winning
money jockey with s263,oi3. Lang
mounts won Si60,j22
The list of the ten leading owners
and the amount of their winnings
EancoCas stables, Sinclair X Hill
drcth, owners, Jobstown. y. j., $263.
1Uo;li. l.. whitney, Red Bank. y D.
$2ii, $50. j. Is L.. Ross. Maryland
Sl67,6l2. T.. Il. bradley. Kentucky
Si31t2?. Quincy stable. New York
>lli,35l: Monitor; Jones. Kentucky
SHIFT, Ben Flock. New Jersey
>llo..Op; j. :. Cosdcn, Maryland. $1i.-
.o3: &. y. StOnchaln. New York, SO
vs., and NJ. Guldb.att. cuba. SGS.i60
fhc first ten money making horses
with names of their owners. follow:
Norwich. Ben Biuck, SIl5.23i. Gray
Lag, RanCocaS stable, So $50: Ex-
terminatur. Willis :. Eiiimcr. $56.S25
H'artlc. II. II. Hewitt, $3.50: Iiroom
spun tnow dcad. Whitney stable
S'i.2oo, Sporting Blood. Arnold Roth
stein. $500: Mad hiattcr. Rancoca.
stables, si2,"32, Yellow Hand. G. \
Si"n.ham, $i-,.7l; Hunting, Whitnc.
stable. Sii.&uU, .:tnd i;chavc Yourself
T.. Il! Bradley SiO.Soc.
Tic ten leading trainers. with III,
amounts the horses under their car,
Non. were
$ c nIdrc,n. Sinclair x undrc,h
$-d2.7cs' j. Rove. Whitney stables
>l"'.5i6 j. G. MilAn. j. y. camden
Ei"o.lii. II. Mcdaniel, J. X l.. Ross
$l$o,i65 II j. Thompson. 4. Il. Brad
( ley. Sl2S.6io. Fred Hurlcw. Der
Block. Sl2a"Oo. j Ftzsimmon.
/ quincy stables. $Ill.35i. ". PERKINS
/ BAKER stables. $ilo.iS5: W Booth
/ Arn"ld Ruthstrin. >7s6lu. ANA l.. "
/ Garth J. :. Cosdsu. >7I..5G.
Tho I.adiug Jockeys cuordiug t,
.hc uumh"r 90 hrs, with total win
mngs were
! e. Lang Ia5 drsr s,ao522 l. rem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

fAiiiS Feb is rive hundred
ihris'ams who went 10 London 10 see
i"c Carp"nticr-Cook bout are reported
1" nave returned to Paris with many
.hS!ish pounds sterling after all cx-
lenses had been paid They found
u aiiiicuii 1" place money before the
hSht, followers Of Cook asking odds
ni tour TO one. according to the state
h"ht "i one OF The French PARTY
Most oi w" money was yagercd be-
tween the second and the third round.
carpenter had been consistently Civ
inS ground during the first two
POUNDS, Cook many times having tho
Fr"nrhman against the ropes giving
~" Impression OF greater strength
After the bell sounded ~ the fIrish
an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
WALKER AND TAUSSiG
WINNERS AT HOUSTON
icy Associated i,rcss.l

HOUSTON. TEN. Feb. al.-Cyrii
Walker, OF Englcwood. y. j.. and l.. H..
TaussiS. of Houston. were winners to-
day in the professional amateur meet.
tn" feature Of the second days pro-
gram at the midwintcr tournament
1T IN" Houston Country club.
Naikcr ana IausSiS turned in a
best bah score OF Us for the cirh-
teen holes. cuuaiinS tie record of the
Houston course. Second place was
SHARED by three teams made up Of
Commodore Bryan Heard. Of Houston,
ana DOCK Tracey, Minneapolis; George
i:"wdcn. Cincinnati. ANA W. &. Hunt.
Houston. and Leo bicgcl. New or
leans. and J.. Fisher. OF Denver. with
scores of !? each. y high wind handi-
capped the play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
ESQ EMPLOYEES OF CITY
PROTEST CUT IN WAGES
Committee Fails TO Reach
Budgct-Claims Are Not
Presented.

There to register their proics,
against a decrease in wages. 200 civ
employees connected with the Strc.,
Cleaning. the Water and the Gas IA
partmcnts appeared before the FL.
nance Committee last night. but were
unable To Address the committee. be-
cause Of the fact that the budget had
not been reached by that body ana
was not discussed.
On motion OF Alderman WorL,,,n
the committee fixed s O'Clock tomnr.
row night as this time TO hear from /,
Tie Mayor and any others who de-
sired I" discuss the budget and IL,
provisions.
Alderman Melton sough, to hny.
me mcaaurc taken up out Of order. .o
III might be brought before the Gill
z"hs present. bat IL was pointed on,
mat Il long regular docket confront,
ch the body. which /, was proDos.d
I" dispose Of before going into IN.
budget. and the motion Of MIR Mol
ton did not prevail. The jefferson
Ward Alderman thcrc,lpon moved 10
adjourn. this motion is.ing defeated
ny IN" vote OF : I" =. tho latter b.In,.
Mr.. Melton and Councilman S.at,,,
or Clay Ward
h""tin~ business Taken Up.
III" committee then sci down >.
"t resolutions and ordinances Resn
buttons concerning the uI,enin, az
i.oinbhrdy street. north OF Broad. ana
thht relating to the widening or
DAVIS Avcnu. between Broad ana
trace w"r" referred Ia the civ A.
'"rhcy Tor further investigation. The
Ivy Attorney w.s directed 10 pro
coed with condemnation PROCEEDINGS
ia connection with the trIanrular
plot at Patterson Avenue ana Rose
meath Road.
y resolution recommending III.
srH''hH OF certain streets on Fulton
i'''I IN property Owned by the Gar
",' ana Lamb estates was adopted.
as vas Il resolution acquiring prom
crtE l" open an alley between pink,
ChrrinEion and Ncnnhlc streets
f"l!"wing an explanation by Di-
rector Iran"rd OF the Department OF
ttilIti"s, the Committc. recommend
ed resolution authorizing The di-
rector /" proceed with water main
! construction. pending the pronose,,
! sal" OF bonds. Mr.. Tranord stated
thht II" wished 10 keep up" with tn.
streets Department. and TO construct
| 'wo trunk mains. one on the North
Side. IA" other along Canal Street
from the Ola Reservoir to Seventh
street.
definite commissioners salary.
Ihd'r an opinion OF the city Al
t0in"y. the question OF liking a fat
nary for the Commissioner of the
i;cNcnu" WAS referred 10 III. Comm
trolI"r for further information anal
resolution was recommended on an
| opinion az the city Attorney reject
| ing tho claim OF the FORMER citv.col-
icctor for fees allowed under IN"
state laws for collecting dog IL
I Ccnscs.
ON motion of MIR. Phillips "a rcsoiu-
ton approprEatiEe funds for the uur-
| chase ~ Il stand OF nags for tho H.
| cal American Legion was referred To
| tn" budget committee, and ON motion
| OF Mr.. Workman representatives. Of
| tho Virginia Pageant Association
I viii be heard 1T the meeting of tho
committee following that OF Thurs
/ day night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
GOLF iMPELIED
LANDS TO RESIGN

CHICAGO. Fob. 2l.--Goif was one
OF tn" iIupcllinE reasons why Is cn.-
saw Mountain Lands recently re
signed his Federal Judg"shir, II Was
learned today. Although AN ardent
lover "f tn" game, the baseball com
missioner found that he had nu time
Tor the links While exercising his
double dutE Of arhitratiuE legal and
baseball affairs. He found time for
only three rounds OF golf last year.
which he decided Was not sufficient
10 keep him in physical and mental
trim FOR his artiurus duties. H." said
that with court routine off his cal
.nhar. he felt sure he would bc able.
To play enough golf ju Keep hiin In
perfect fcttlc for the WORK Of arbl-
trat!uE baseball difficulties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

Larry Si"u;"nhurgh. of Buffalo. y.
90 wor-f-~ champion fancy shot
wizard at pocket billiards. lcf, Rich
h"hd and tn" South yesterday Tor
ms nome AFTER establishing tho
greatest run ever before made In this
~'Hi". lie p"ckctcd 100 balls on :,
rtguIaii"n table durin. an exhibition
catch mere. In addition he made.
HlEl runs OF 81. a. Us. GS. lie cX-
hlhit"d a, i'c WcStmurcland club at
Ihr conclusion OF it's annual meeting
Monday night. playing few of the
Veteran gu" artists OF tn. club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
wooIhcrry Forest rive Wins,

ORANGE. VA. Feb. 2l.--Thc
Woo'herry Forest basketball team
defeated the University Of Virginia
freshmen five 20 to Is here today in
an interesting but vpugh game. The
only contest lost by the WOodbcrry
team this season was to this five at
charlottesville earlier in the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
ANNOUNCE UMPIRES
FOR VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Acting President Hrad,rv. az rho
iiEiNlH League. announced N.sirr-
Hhy MAT the League has accepted
lr'mS ANA sent IN contracts 10 S1cra-
'"iS I"iIriI 81 "a" baseball commits
sion. for tho follow Ing umuircs.
NJ prth. Fred WcstorV.!t. Charles
ShdHer and Mike irislin
richmond club officials announce
,md contracts nave been sent TO
twenty four players.
:, mo Nlrt'nia League viii meet i'm
N,"pott News saturday night to elect
president and adopt a schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
AppIrh, Adh. Another 'ri,c

-. ll.ApEl-i'lIiA. Feb. 2l.-F.drar
J.. Npplcby New York national
champion. added tn" international
niio L" his list tonight by defeating
iti'E y. collins, Chicago. in the final
!.hatcur billiard tournament at III.
Manufacturers Club. The score was
500 To los "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Tim "rrnciI and rnper" s,,,.w

NEW ORLEANS. t'eh Fl 'Thn
'I"n". and paper" system OF betting
use AZ Ia. Fair Grounds rae" ,rnrE
once under the definition OF de
ace, as laid down in the Locke ami
!ambDng law, Judge X. f.. Hum
mIeyc OF Criminal District Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
rrnmincn1 nrilish rrnin.r ni..

l.'NibH. tHb. 2l.-John Porter,
rr"mincni british trainer. di.d to.
nay at Nvwberrv at til cage of 81
Years. During tn" height of his ac-
Derby winners and winners OF s,;,i.,.'
amounting to pounds sterling 7ai.ulT
IN" largest amount ever won by JuN
trainer 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

Tho girls basketball teams of tho
Cohen Company aud Miller ~ Rhoads
viii meet at tn. Y. ". &. a. this
evening IN tn" second game Of the
season at o'clock. After the game.
a Jazz orchestra viii play for those
" no wish 10 dance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Drhntr '"mmIs,Ioncr's salary.

Iilrs Cured In u to Is Days
!ruEEl$tS refund money IL pAXO
OINTMENT fails to cure ItChinr,
Blind. bleeding or PrOtrudirl. piIsa
Instantly relieves Itching Piles GOc
Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
F ARMV|LLE ATHLETICS
BEST HAMPDEN-S SIDNEY
Fast CUNTS Meet on Arnory
Floor, With 20-l3
Result.
| Special to The Times

Especial to The Times Dispatch
r,, rnN ny, LIZ ;.. "a. Feb. Elm a
itvcrs;tls Of form. the Farmvillc Aih-
ictic Club defeated the fast lamp
zen sidney Colleg" basketball team
the game being played on the Farm
lille Arm"ry floor on Monday night
The finat score was 20 to -
In The first half the Farmv:Ec
l.Eians. the score being IS TO 2. In
~" second half the situation was com
hictciy reversed. the visiting uuint
showing 81" startling Il reversal Of
form that the Farnvillc lads seemed
70" dazcd To- properly accoun, FOR
their presence ON the floor. They
the result being that they were On
TIA" small end Of an il-to-2 score.
Fitzpatrick. %: til. local team. was
n" hardest working player ON the
floor. bu, was unfortunate in his
shooting. Captain Paulctt and Coach
toundy were IN" pick OF the local
team, every member Of which gave
ia. b"st that he had. In the first
half hubbard vas much better At cen
ter than was Stolz for tho college.
Lancaster replaced Hubbard for most
"f the second half. Kaytnu going TO
center. where h" gave a splendid :tc-
count Of himself.
For the college team. SAgcr. who
replaced Stoltz during the second
half. and Johnson We're Tia" most use
imi. The guarding OF Attnya and
Montgomer!. particularly during the
Carter and rhirnS were In the thick
of the play while they were on the
floor. The coll"giauS w"r" la much
better playing condition than w"r"
tn" locals. and. had they awakened
sooner in the game. would undoubt-
cIly hav" been returned as the win
u"rs. When th"S. teams meet again
in the near iutur" a battle royal is
sure - take place.
Bccn nrntcn Hut Once.
In the ten. games played thus far
this season. Farmvillc has tasted de-
feat bat once. Among tho~@ teams
played nud beaten w"r" lialcV!llr Col
l"G", Holy cross y. g.. OF I.ynChburE :.
charlottesville" \. l.. and Union The
illogical Seminary. OF Richmond. The
only team I" beat them Mas the
I.ynchhurG Night school.
'rh" lineup:
T.. NC. Positions. HIS. e.
Fitzpk right forward. ... Carter
.Enuudy .. lett orward Johnson
Hubbard .,.. center .....- Sto!tz
kuyton .....richt guard .... tttaya
| laulctt ..... loft guard Montgomery
summary: Th" score. 90 10 L.. Field
| roals-EitZpatricE %. It"uudy t2).
Hubbard (2D. Paulctt 90, Carter %.
Johnson %. AitayH ~. SaEcr CD.
Foul shots--iIuhhard. in !. Mont
rrm"ry. In =. SubstitUtionS--I.a Ian
caster for Hubbard; Hubbard for Lam
caster. SHr"r fnr Stolt.. rhipus for
Carter. Rc:"rcc-iIyman Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

North CarnIinn Loses to Army.
WEST POINT. y. y. Feb. 2I.-Thc
Army basketball team defeated the
-. here today.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-28

set of elmer San grocflin afeipne
@~ibneprof, % oa bette life lpffeoes
isete oe / tine Saler til Surpen at al.
male oetne ri,ae Wano | De melt
iigiinitiae Sarper.
Gountpaopofat s. q. Ielions
Senpenoelie iii Siirpen bar berimob
belt iqiennem iaelia, paapiienbe
Gltnft for Gltnft bporleoes ale On.
itpnoigbeber pcgebe / en- % famine
Ietning = at &neeifern bar Moroe.
rem.
Set fan bel iiaes, OF bet err ct be.
tnbeliat Irbeioe, icm Iopofat Welion
her bar beloie afilitttet. Saeen Dor
til en- gegnuoelie nofiaa erumiet o.
Soriooret fat orsaniieret for at fri
9isre Gnflaeebe for ban funbe titles
for Tiitriftsretten. Oct par fanife
urber oct forelebige Sorbsr % Ifbs'
rineerne peo @raroi,rpen, beege op.
taeenbe flere Tiger, of Oct itsrite og
melt betpbningsfitlbe Irbeibe ubfsr.
tes, for at 9ooen ifillbe lie Splbeit,
trobs at Bette life er forrmet iaa me.
get tilipne paa Sperflaoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-28
De Guien Diem.

Sislge Ell al Geniusburemiet net.
cp oii%entliggiort Statiiif bapbs
Siem og Sarme, iom / 1920 beboeoes
al fine giere, en- Iamlet 8erbi at
$31, 70S 100000, men bar bebefteoc
meo Eantobligationer (Wortgages)
iii ct iamlet ge[sb al 1901, O00,.
900, eaer 34.7 Brocent al i'm Scr.
81. S 1890 bar @i9lbsprocentei,
S7.5.
Ser ianbteS i 1920 / oe Soreneoe
Stater omtrent 100000 gD.
b)em, al bpiIfe 1916, 100000 eie.
teS al fine geboere. Baa 1885,.
000Gf biSie bpilebe Der en- Bante.
gI9lo paa tiliammen orttrent &c.
0OO,OOO,OO0. De bapoe en- Sotal.
peroi al $14,O99, 900, 900, iaa
@ieloen aItiaa ubgioroe 42.6 8ro-
cent al G9rbien.
Sotalparoien Of ielpeieSc % al
Glerne beboebc Sarme / De Soreneoe
Stater bapoe / 1920 en- aniIaaet
Sotalperoi al $780, 200,