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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Monday Specials In Millinery

Sport Hats in all new fabrics, Felt, Wool and
Angora in black, blue, brown, red, sand, all the
wanted shades; values $3.50; Monday 81 SO
A large assortment of Sport Hats. Felts Chen
lilies and Velours, a special showing Monday
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S2.75 to $500
One lot of Trimmed Hats for Ladies in Duvetyne
and Velvets, values $3.50; Monday 81. 80
Children's School Hats. our Lids for Kids special
value $500; Monday only ....-....... 81 40
See our line of uncovered frames for making
Hats, Monday 59c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
NEW FALL SHOES AT MONDAY SALE

Boys leather trim suction
sole Gym Shoes, sizes / to 6
at .-.....-.- 30
Free-With the first 20 pairs
of Mems Dress Shoes sold
Monday at $3.50 or over we
will give free l bristle polish
ing brush and polish, a SIPS
article.
Mems outing style Work
Shoes, light weight, sizes Z to
IL, Monday at ST SO
Boys solid leather School
Shoes, double sole and toes.
sizes 1 to 6, at So 4S
Sizes 10 to 1872 at 81 as
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

morning in special session at the call
of Governor Davis, to enact legisla-
ton to enable the state to control
fuel prices.
Wet and dry forces will clash We'd
nesday before the state supreme court
when suit brought by proponents of
the proposed beer and light wine
amendment, to compel Secretary OF
State Smith to place the proposal on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

Ladies' military heel Nurses
Comfort Oxford, turn soles,
Monday at ..S 2.9S
Ladies solid leather Comfort
Shoes, plain toe or tip, Mon
day only at ........S2. 50
Ladies patent or kid lace Ok
ford, flexible soles, military
rubber heels, Monday 1919
Boys or girls black or white
Gym Oxfords, sizes II to s
at ........-.-.. sc
Boys or Girls black, white
or brown Gym Shoes, sizes
II to s, at ..........9 CSC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Mems and Boys Specials for
Monday

One lot of Boys Waists, plain colors and stripes,
sizes to Is years; very special, Monday 4Sc
Mems Dress Shirts, plain tans, blues or fancy
stripes, sizes IA to II; special Monday S9c
Boys Trousers, dark blues and grey stripes,
sizes to II years; special Monday, pair CSC
One lot of Mems Work Trousers, dark stripes,
sizes % to AZ waist, very special Monday ST 70
Mems extra good quality Cotton Socks, black,
brown or grey mix all sizes, special Monday,
pairs for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boys Union Suits, Balbriggan, Mesh or Main
sook sizes to 16 years; special Monday 45c
One lot of Mems Suits single or double breasted
plain blue serge or brown and blue stripes, sizes
Sc to Al, $3.50 value; Monday ....S19.75
Boys blue stripe Brownies, sizes 4 to Is years.
special Monday a pair G9C
Mems Balbriggan Union Suits, short sleeves,
ankle length, sizes "a to As; Monday ..69c
Boys Suspenders, special pair ........l9c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

Growing Girls brown calf
lace Sport Ok, trimmed in
dark brown, welt soles, rub
Der heels. It's a $500 value;
Monday only at 1913
Ladies' black calf one strap
with buckle, light sole, mill
tary rubber heel, patent trim
med. It's a new fall style;
Mondays price is ..S4.69
About $50 pairs Ladies' black
kid high Shoes, military or
high heels, widths A to E,
sizes 8 to 8, choice Monday
at .......... So. 9S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
China Dept. Specials for Monday

Decorated Nippon China Cups and Saucers. spe-
car LOT ......................... 81 90
Plain white Cups and Saucers, special .11c
Plain white Dinner Plates. special .1Oc
Gray Granite Dish Pan or 3-quart Coffee Pot
speclal eacn ....................... 49c
Stone Jars in l gallon to II gallon, special
ediloh ''-...........-...... a......-. Zoe
Br1llo guaranteed Aluminium cleaner ...10r
Tin Japanese Stop JAR with bail and lid spe
clal lor Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
decorated fancy Salad Dishes, special 25c
zpeck extra heavy split Market Basket .25c
loilet Paper, large size rolls, for $780,. .25c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Spotlight On Columbus
Turned On Coal Action
And Beer And Wine Fight

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 8. =
coal profiteers and beer and light
wine" will hold the official spot light
here next week.
State legislature returns Monday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
HELPED HIS RACK

Bachache. rheumatic pains, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms of kid
ney trouble. MY husband had a bad
back" writes Mrs. NJ. Mccullough,
Easton, Pa. When he sat down he
could hardly get up and then he would
be drawn over to one side He tried
him" Foley kidney pills quickly re-
lieve kidney and bladder trouble. A. G..
Luken Drug Co, 626-62S Main St.-Ad-
Vertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

the November ballot, comes up for
hearing.
The Anti-Saloon League is not TO
be invited to Join the states legal
representatives in defending Smith
action in refusing to put the pro-
posed amendment on the ballot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

There are approximately $4,000 ex
service men still in hospitals in the
United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you
please tell me what l can use for a
bad case of blackheads? ELSIE.
Tincture of green soap, two ounces;
distilled witch hazel two ounces.
Let this mixture stay on only a few
moments and then wash off with hot
water If the green soap irritates the
skin, as it sometimes will, use it every
other day. Apply a cold cream. Green
soap may be purchased at any drug
store. 1t is not regular cake SOAP
but is of about the consistency of Gus
tard. Open each seed acne with the
point of a fine cambria needle The
hardened mass must be pressed or
picked out. The empty sac of the
gland should then be bathed with a
little toilet vinegar and water or with
very weak solution of carbolic acid
and water. SteriliZe the needle be-
fore using it by dipping into boiling
water. as the use of any instrument,
unless it is thoroughly cleansed, is
dangerous.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am very
much troubled with an oily skin. What
can do for this? My skin also seems
thick and unattractive. POLLY.
Use the following lotion for thick,
oily skin:
Boracic acid, one dram; distilled
witch hazel. four ounces.
Apply with a piece of old linen or a
bit of absorbent cotton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Yard Goods for Monday

35c large size heavy Turkish Towel Monday
only '.....-.........-..... .19c
Unbleached Toweling for Monday, yard 4c
15c large size Huck Towels, Monday, each 1Oc
25c to 35c new Fall Dress Ginghams in plain
and fancies, Monday, yard ............19c
1oc Rust Proof Dress Snap Fasteners, Monday,
d Sdlu '--......' ...............l e
All Summer Wash Goods worth up to S5c yd
TO close, special, yard ..................7 o.
1Sc part Linen Welt Toweling for Monday, lOc
All Wool Yarns for Sweaters or knotting COM
forts, Monday, ball ....................1
$3.50 Silk mixed checked Skirtings, new fall
materials, Monday, yard observation-disclosures R6
25c yard wide Percales light and dark, Monday
yard Observation-Disclosures. ...........
Clarks o. N T. Sewing Thread at, spool 40
Extra good quality yard wide bleached Muslin,
-"oAludy' yc1Iu AZ
40c best grade Table Oil Cloth, Monday yd 20c
$3.50 full size Cotton Blankets Monday ST go
One lot of $500 Wool finish large size Blankets
All homemade Comforts, large size hand-knot-
leu, special ..'-'-...-. 80, 9S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
Hosiery, Underwear, Etc,
for Monday

Children's Hose for school, black, brown or
white, special for Monday. pair ......... pc
Five pairs for Observation-Disclosures. 90
We now have all sizes in our elastic top Corset
Monday only Observation-Disclosures. ZQr
Ladies fine Mercerized Lisle Hose, black only,
all sizes, Monday Observation-Disclosures.
Boys black heavy ribbed Hose sizes 6 to 916:
Monday, 23c pair Sizes 10 and 1O12, Monday
pair ........................ SOC
Misses black Sateen Boomers, Monday 3 pairs
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST 90
Children's Purses, new styles Monday CSC
Chdrens black ribbed Hose fine for school
sizes to 1912; Monday only, pair .....15c
All colors fine Hair Ribbons for school, Monday,
a yard ....................... .22c
Ladies' Stepins and Boomers, Monday 39c
Ladies' new style Corsetettes, Monday only &c
The Keota news., 1922-03-03

THE Australian Labor party some
lime ago passed a resolution ,ha. here
after nhsn there is = war they ~ill have
ssnse say az To whether they will fight
ss hS.. Tho resolution declares against
rsnpalsosy service and the raising Of
troops 10 serve oassido Of Australia also
against Australia taking part in Any
aaf overseas without fret submitting
,hs question 10 . vote Of the people.
The Keota news., 1922-03-03
-
PUBLIC TRUSTEES aALs

Whereas c, ca.ssimsa whose address 10
LiGeoih. t~Abessts coanty. Nsbrssks. srantos
by his Desd Of trust. dstsd March 10. 1sia and
Recorded March IL. isis in Book 5sO. 81 page
-. ia the oStsev Of the
ctrsk saA Rseesaer Of Weld Csanty. ceisrs-
DO. conveyed 70 tAs Public Trsstss sf tks
sid Weld ceaasy. ceiessAs. ths feiisvtss
land in SAID Weld County. described - fei-
ies.. ts-~is;
TIE Southeast quarter Of se<sioa tssasy oas
ia tosashiP Mise North Of fsasv Sixty 600
soss At sixth ffiseiP~i Mssidisa.
Ia tf~ss Is secure ess Pseaissssy aess Of
ss~a as.s .ish said rrs.s De<a fss tbs
Of siflesh Handsea Dollars payable to the
Sssiss ot f. Is s~hasks administrator os sias
estate Of AashSasf y Asslssseas. ie.eea.si. GA os
h@foss shEse sess. after date sish iasssoss ffoss
date OF she rate OF s~F e~as P~s .Sass,
Asd wh~s~>s. Default k~s e-<a ~Aas ~
ssai sssssss in ssid rsSass b<~a. in tbs p<s-
fSsashe. of esseaSAS sna essaisisas iaA-
POSED ssSh hisA by sh~ tssAs Of ssla rsssss
b~-i ia skis ssrpiss rk~s sSa sssatss h~s
fsiei 80 par .tse is.esesa doc March lOsh. ts.i.
asa he. .lse failed ss sss .iAe s.s~. fof the
gsss 1s.ps
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saai Mssa c@ssasy. c@ass~a.. sssies $50 a.-
ssss.a in psi.iAs asxlAsisx s~ia assssa saa
saee.iss 10 AesAAss ss~ sAsas a~sx s@s ssa
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~s.s,0ssas s~ss.a ia ss said rs.ss p--A
ss.i ss~ t~.. I. ~ J. Nsi.hS fssiie fs~sss-
Of Weld c~ssA.y. csasss ~sAt s~ii sAs sh~s~
Asses5I-s sss.s fes s~.s. 81 s'ssiss s-sssss. 10
Sac kaxs~sa saaa~s. 81 sss s~ss fss&s as~s ~
sac css.ss Ms,..~ ia Weld csssAss. csasssAss
ora Mos.ass. abe ssa aas ef APast. Hs'ss. Al II
@'elaes ia sac seseae,oa fos sAs Pssse~.~e
Of s~sssx sAas A.sss .s.s ss..s-ss. sNsss ESD
.ssess.ss ssss. ell ssR~.ss Ss shs. ssAsS ssa vii
ssss se ss. p,aspA.s~s ahsss.of certificate ef
p.ase 4,.s~ sA.sssea tse,sasa By law
sssA-,ss ~ j. WALSH.
rsS1as rssssse. sf Weld cssAss. c.asss&ss
hsa.s 81 Gs~.is,. WsAs cssA1. csA-ssAe-
sAs. Esd ass OF rsessssss sssso
Iassa tesAAe.sssa March D. fsssa
t~.a p,sblSsssloa Msssh No. e4se
The Keota news., 1922-03-03
Coming to
Sterling and Greeley
DIR. DORAN
4 Specialist, Not ia Name Oaiy. hut
BY Experience of almost a
Quarter Of a Century
DOES Nor USE THE KNIFE
VIII Give Free Consultation in
Sterling
at the Oxford Hotel
Saturday. March Is. and in
Greeley
at Camheld Hotel:
Tuesday. March 81.
from 10 a. tn. to ip. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Msn, Mile. 10 See Min

pf. D0sah Is = regular graduate in
medicine and surgery ard Is licensed by
tho Stale Of CSlSsaas. lie visit. pro-
tessi1aaIly sss mote important sssns
and cities. and offers TO all ~he call OH
this tip CONSULTATION ard examination
tfee. s&epps she expense of ,Fsataehs
shsh desired.
According to his method Of coming
to your hcasess city to sec pa,Aehss he
gives al the sick people an oPpofsaaiss
TO obtain the bess that hasdieal science
can offer right at home lie docs not
Operate fos chronic apPeaaieitis. gall
s,0Acs. ulcers Of stomach. sosssiIs OF
ateS0sas.
tic has to his credit hnaay ~osdrffgl
results in disease of the stomach. hses.
beHcls. blood. SKIN. nerves. heart. KID
hoy. bladder. bed ~essiss. eassssh. leg
alecss ata rectal siIsschsss
ts y9s have b~sh ailias tos any length
Of .inae .na do hes ges ANY better. do
no, fail to- cell. as improper measures
rather than disease afe scfy often The
easse of spef leAg standing ssesbless
Remember above date. that exsnsiaf
a,soa on this trip .ilI be free ard that
hss treatment Is aifsefchts
Married ladies must epnsc ~ish their
husbands and children with theft PAT
entss
Address: Medical laboratory OF DE-.
posaa. ass Sss Boston Block. Mime
apelt.. MINI.
The Keota news., 1922-03-03
FUsLIc fRUsru-s GALE

Whereas. Enms. B. Short and Mar short.
husband ssd wife. b, dssd of trust dated Dec
ssnbsr |. isis, which is recorded ia book sso
page tSs in the record. of tho otiies Ut tho Clsr.
aHd Recorder Of the coaasy Of Weld. State of
Colorado, aais soafeysd so tho Pablie Trustee
ia a.d for said coaGsy Of Weld. Colorado. ths
following described real estate in .Ls County Of
Weld. Colorado. ts-sits
West half Of Northwest quarter IVA of
NwD. Southeast quarter OF Northwest
quarter tsE! Of NWb. Southwest
quarter OF Northeast quarter tSWt of
NED of Section lhirty,iiye ta5b. Town
ship ten l0J North. Range Sixty t61)
West of Sixth Principal Meridian. con
sainihg loo acres, more OF less:
which deed of trust ~a. made To secure
the paynlcat Of ono Psomissofy note Of
even date with said deed Of trust for
che sum Of Eight Hundred Dollars
sspp upt. pay able to Ihe order of The
Eastern Colorado Farm Loan Company.
three Years after the dale thereof. with
Interest thereon a. eight Prf ecnt % per
ech.l per anRam according to certain
interest ho.rs more particularly set
forth in said deed of trust. To which
reference Is hereby made tof greater
certainty. and
WHEREAS. the said Efa-sss u
Short ard Mary Short. husband and
Aitc. and all persons claiming by.
through os anesef shcsh having acfaalsra
In tho payment Of semi haaI Interest
due on sasa Indebtedness ON December
!. 1919. Jahe !. And December !. 1870.
aha tahe !. and December l. 1921. ard
pasneh. Of priseipai maturing and ber
coming due December !. 1921. and ths
Irgal holder of said hosc having elected.
oH account of said defaults. TO declare
said hSte unpaid. due and pas able.
NOW THEREFORE,. AZ sss wsssssa s.ssssa
of rks w.saesa ss@aasale< fasssassas c~nsfsAs
aA.s ssxal hSAa.es Of sasd Aoass Psssasss s@ law
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aAss tfessass OF " slas C@asssasaS do hessss ssss
sohses sk.s sssl al shs tSsas OF eEessa oeA~4
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sisass sa abe esss Sf sssr~l.ss celoseaee soil ss
p,as1zs .seaiSz so sA.s kssh.esa .a.a s.sa baAAss
tos cash sk.e ..sa a.sesss-a sssrsas~s .sa ell
sS.ba sisls .aea isssss.a Of said Essss.s ~ sasss
.Ass M.ss %haass kSsss.s.a Esd wsfss shssss hssss
ss.i .s.lxzs ahsssasa tos shs p.ss~~s ef fssise
she saeAsSaese.. .ssas.a ss said decd 81 ss~ss.
.sai x@sas asa s.s...e,. os ss.~esSsx skis ssssss
4sa .sa@s~ssss fse. esd viii aslssss TO are f'ssz
chaser .V.ssSkeaas OF sal. ss ps@.sa.a ~ lev
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The Keota news., 1922-03-03

FORGIVE US our debts. as we for
give Sar debtors. has been repeated by
SIC people of the Christian nations at
leass once . week for t~o Thousand
ecaFs Ard in that time some of she
mraAsng Of the words has soaked into
tseie consciousness and much good has
been accomplished. In this day shs
age she average man ~ili eehesas the
fact sha. he should forgive his fcighb@r
and s0ss1e ~ili actually do IL uf his
aeSshbss's sins asvn't very biei bas IL
is pretty big pill To swallow when
sotneoee suggests that ~s. as nation.
s0rgsse the sins Of another nation. and
worse .sill il someone mentions can
oeIihs the lawful mooey debts that arr
oshet nation owrs the u s.. fss. with
an its being hard pill To s~aIlo~. there
aFp s0snc arguments In favor OF CAM
celiag esss allies debts.
uaf allies o~c sh~ u. s. government
Zen billsons Of dollars Tire larger patt
Of this loan ~ss borrowed Of this gov
sfasneas after ~c had declared -afs
In short. oss ef our sasplass ~e aoasea
ost allies enough fnoecy 10 enable their
to hold aas long enough so ~in the -af.
The alice spent practically all OF 'he
'a@ssey in the United States tes supplies
ard tho. a. individuals. ~r suffered ic1
catsso of The war. ~ . nation wo pro-
'i'sd by IT, II seems hardly mote than
fair that ~e shoad stand ous share Of
;hs expense Of the war after VIC ~efc
once IN it. especially since ws had so
Materially proascd by 1t. Our saer'-
fec. "a = nation. vas small. both
of ssen and o: money. compared to the
ssefihees Of our allie.
Europe is at present en the edge OF
banssuptcy and the weight of waf debt
thfestcsss her economic destruction. At
best it wiIl take her centuries TO nd
herself Of the handicap. II the United
States should cancel Evropc's debts,
Europe would possibly be in a position
to get back to her normal buying power
again. Al any rate IL is question
worth little study and thought.
The Keota news., 1922-03-03

New sheet music. l5c at News office.
Most places you would pay 2se to 4ee
for these selections.
For Sale: Home Comfort range. See
u. l.. Briggs.
Take Kodak with you. Stanley has
them: also roll films and supplies. s2u
The Keota news., 1922-03-03

Rev. John Wintetbourne drove to
Greeley Friday afternoon. Mrs. Winter
bourne and John. Jr. who had been
visiting relatives at that place returned
with him Saturday.
The Keota news., 1922-03-03
Cards ard card envelopes. Sssniess.
Gas RsAs

fss RsAs
gs0 acres pasture lard. ~oli ~Ascsea.
SO cent. p~f sese fos balance of this
ysas. Address II. Bowman. iioa poas-
la. Ave. Ame.. teus. f@s.ss
The Keota news., 1922-03-03

THE TROUBLE with b~ih' good
sagarsd all tho time Is that nobody be-
8eses yoa when you ains.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

rirsf race. purse. 81 fo0. for in7id"r7
fhree-fear ar-olis sni upward. Hih iIii"nfrl
-l,afiv n io;. nrown Eyes lna Isui inns
f0s. sngspore. no. Gienrarry llo. May
ne ITO. sgats. 10. Nocfy Mountain. 10.
C-urrrn. ITO. brennan. 10. 'nnrrntfhi'
fiS. Michael y paiy. iit. nina Penn. llN.
Dr Praii. 10. Jimmie paw, 10, 'haiirt-
ton. no. Willow Tree ii5. ia pernirf' ll'
Second race fpur-e. $500. claiming for
two.vear.oids. four fnd n haf furlonFri
,Uass f 81. Anna Tod. 100. Hughes Gra
ham. fds. Manicure Maid. Jos. PoppNe. jos
sisnd~re- ios. Jack Frost. no Sk'czk.
lig. Hopeless ia. jake Hay. ii5
Third race purse. 81. 100. allowances for
fhroe-Ycar- oids end upward. ak furlonfsl
.Ifvsioria. 20. lnquisifion. %. Dolores. ss
Rlb gfnsa. -. Immekaiee. %. lugs =.
gu.ye Prince. %. Golden Dreams. l91'
Fagrth race fpurs.. 81. soo. allowances.
Tor threc- -venr.oids and upward. mile and a
sixteenth l--Tomashol. ss. Rod Wingh.ld.
f0f. Nnrfh Sea. io3. Chacoiat, io7 Ease
sle ioe. Lighi Rose 10. Harry r.. ii2.
flnh race fpu-se. i2.:oo. handicar. 'or
fhree-ycar-olds and upward. ono mile
kinhurn. i0l. Gaugway. i0i. Iarad"r. 100.
iiouicau. ias Mlnio. 10. 10. n' 90 White.
si,th race 'purr~. 81. 900 claiming: two
fnar.0ldf. nKr furiOrrF. NDfario. lnii Nlni
Whalien i01. H0idEoii. 100. Anionia ll'
Miss si,i-e. i04 Ton SiNft. in5. Kent J..
iie. Nar' o'ifarr. 30. Leslie, ii--
seventh rl.c pure. $500, Claiming
ihree-ycar-oids and upward. milo and q
4irf.snfh i-- Florida flinssnm. - KAiclNnri.
I0t. sTroop~r. int. Miiiershurs. ina. NIuI
rl int. NArriyan. iei. nliiH Wood. 10
whipret 10 sGrays.on 70. Lottery, ~.
paurheri,. 100 Grace Minari ios Nller-
mont iof Miss Property. io'. Brown bNI
io5. xSun God. iN5
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Fred Anderson
In Semi.Final
In Net Tourney
Kashio Also A Advance G =
in Annual Tennis Cham
pionship of Brooklyn

geiichiro Kashio. Of japan. ana fred-
eriek c. Anderson. Of Brooklyn aa'
vanced into the semi-hnal round OF inc
Brooklyn championship tournament on
the clay courts Of the Terraee'king'
County Tennis Association in BROOKLYN
Yesterday afternoon. Anderson IN the
ton bracket and Kashio In the bottom
These were the only matches played
This morning at iO:3O o'clock Frank
r Anderson will meet Allan Behr TOT
a nlace In one OF tho semi .hnal
brackets. while in the other match, nv
h o'clock. Herbert l.. Bowman VIII meet
Jerome Minister.
Fred Anderson gained his bracket
Yesterday by defeating Percy l.. kynas-
ION M Sc. G-i. being forced 20 uncover
his best shots 20 taze the measure OF
his opponent. who covered court re
markedly we'll. Anderson found "
necessary 10 kill" on his returns be
fore he could be certain Of the points
for Kynaston went after everything
and was always dangerous.
Kashio's unfailing steadiness from
deep court and his ability 20 return
practically everything that came over
the net proved entirely too much Tor
young Reginald Talmadge. who went
down under score Of 60, 81, IN
spite Of his best efforts.
morrow afternoon Fred Anderson
will meet the winner OF to-day's sixth
round match between Bowman and
Minister. while Kashio will struggle
with tho victor in the other sixth round
match between Frank Anderson and
Bchr. The hnal. scmi-hnal and final
round matches will be best three out
Of five sets. The final and champion
ship struggle will begin at 1880 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Pairings Announced for
Intercity Net Tourney

BOSTON. June g. The Pairines for
the opening play between New YORK
and Philadelphia in the Church Cup
tennis competition a. The Lonewood
Cricket Club tomorrow were an
rounced to-day. The matches follow.
the New YORK players being named
hrst:
slnr,es-w g. waahburn vs. vs. r
Tiidrn "a. Vincent Richards vs " ".
Johnson. Xenxo Shimizu w. taTi Fis- NO.
4 r. funfci va Nr. y - lnNA
Noshei vs Roy Coffin. W. u hhH 's
Andrew Morgan.
pnubiea-- afhhurn. Richards W IHden
Johnson. Fhlml1u-lluufer vs. Ftfhef
Morgan toahcli-Sain Hardy -. 'nhlN
Crnig Biddl~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Running of Belmont
May Fix Snob II Price

EVIDENTLY the Salubria stable
- thinks we'll Of Hea'- chances
against Snob n and the other crack
threc-year-olds that will contest the
$4,000 Belmont at Belmont Park
tomorrow afternoon. Admiral Cary
T. Grayson has placed n valuation
Of 500. 900 on the son Of Sea King
and Ballyshe. The figure was named
nv wire from Washington TO local
representatives Of the Salubria
Stable yesterday morning
II has not been announced just
who is in the market for Hea. hut
II Is suspected the party may
answer 10 the name Of Thomas
Fortune Ryan. Now. students Of
form ask. " Hea il worth 100000
how much is Snob II worth? John
Sanford. a few weeks ago. sold him
to J. s. Cosden for $4,000. To-
morrow's running of the Belmont
may furnish the answer.