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NOTICE no CONTRACTORs

Sealed bids will be received by the
secretary of school District No. p for
the construction of a new school
house at Antelope Mesa, Is miles
north of Olney Springs. - miles
northwest OF Ordway. All bids must
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

,ba mile OF the lands embraced III
the said proposed drainage @ uis.t ~, ~.
giving the names OF the o"ue'
owners OF each tract OF lahu nppea,
ing OF record and proposed TO De eli,
braced in said district is hereto AT
tached. ,..,,a and
haraby name f. E Hosler, {. T.
sweet and F. f. Davis, constituting
a committee OF three persons 10 pre-,
sent this petition to the Board oil
County Commissioners OF said county
and TO give notice OF such present
alton. as provided by section IT, oil
the said Chapter 70, or the session
CIR. IL nf lA1
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GOODRICH TO OPEN STORE

G. I. Goodrich who bought the
Hansen stock of jewelry a few days
ago announces that he will open the
store on Saturday of this week Mr..
Goodrich is of Pueblo, and will be in
charge of the business himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
.LYNCHBURC NOT CRAZY
OVER VA. LEAGUE Ball
High Salary Limit and Shaky
Condition of Clubs
Rcsnons;I,Io
Responsible.

LfNcHBURG. VA. Juno s.-Tha.
franchise in the Virginia league
does not appeal to Lynchburs base
ball lovers. Is CLEANED from tho fact
that when the Chamber of Commerce
announced that Rocky Mount had
offered to sell tho franchise there 10
fans here and Lynchburg fans were
asked to Indicate II they wanted 10
negotiate for the team, one man
called upon Business Manager d.
Brown Ryland and showed some In
tercst. Other men who had formerly
been identified with professional
baseball were seen and they de.
clined to have anything TO do with
the purchase OF Virginia League
franchise.
AT the same time It was found that
there would be interest here sum-
client TO go after Piedmont league
franchise should there be vacancy
In that circuit. but Lynchburg fans
do not care to go after a Virginia.
team because OF the high salary limit
and the apparent shaky condition OF
several of the teamB.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
JOE LYNCH APPEARS
TO BE IN CONDITION
Fans Believe He Will Become
Bantam Champ Very
Shortly.
tBy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK, June 3.-The bantam
weight championship is likely to be.
como Joe Lynch's property again
within few months. Lynch demon
strated in~his victorious bout with
Midget Smith in the garden Thursday
night that he has returned to tho
old form of his brief championship
days. and johnny Bun. the champion,
who was introduced from the ring.
was shocking sight TO those who
had seen him before his illness.
Bun. always a tiny. weakened man,
looked drawn and weak as he took
his bow. He Will try himself out in
Il few weeks against Irish Johnny
Curtin, n rough little slugger without
much skill. and IL he comes through,
is expected TO give Joe Lynch a
chance to retrieve the title.
Even though bun trains faithfully
and convinces himself that he is as
good as ever. IT Is not likely that no
can become as strong as he was.
Midget Smith has had this experience.
Smith fought Lynch furious draw
and then gave Pete Herman n fear
full drubbing early last winter. Then
he got pneumonia and since recover
ing, he has lost TO Joe Burman.
Lynch and some unknown local ban
tam.
Rurman disappeared after beating
Smith. but I'm TINT fight, he APPEARED
10 be the equal OF Lynch. and a likely
conaueror of Buff, il given the
chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
REWARD "HORNETS"
FOR THEIR SERVICE

LYNCHBURG, VA. Juno a.-Base.
ball monographs have been AWARDED
ut Lynchburg College for the season
Just closed az follows: c. II. Parker
captain. third year: +. II. Cromwell
second year; Lynwood Brown, third
year; j. j. Meadows. third year; 7
l.. Sutterfield. second year; j. l.. Cor
second year; c. r. Thomas, third
year: j. w. Hastings. second year;
Gasta Lawman. second year: Il. w
Dunklcy, second year: J. W. Noting
ham. hrst year; n. ID. oliver, frs,
year: Frank Sutterhcld FIRST year,
j. Z. Clark. frat year. and j. T. Hen
ley. first year.
Captains and managers elected for
next year arc:
Football. a. y. Myers. captain:
Frank Marshall. Jr.. manager
basketball, +. c. Woodside. cap
tain; i. A. Cave. Jr.. manager.
Baseball. ]. I. Con-. captain; d. V.
Evans. manager.
i. a. Shelburne. OF Richmond. has
been elected president OF the general
athletic association for ls22-1s2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
SPRING SPORTS SUCCESS
AT CARNEGIE TECH
Track Team Beat Every Rival
in Tri-State Dis
trict.

PITTSBURGH, PA, June 3.-Car-
negie Tech winds up this week the
most successful season for spring
sports In the history of tho Insti-
tute. It's track team has defeated
every rival In the Tri-State district.
losing but one dual meet all season.
that to Ohio State in Columbus. The
tennis team has also conquered all
rivals with the exception OF AIichi-
gan, while the baseball nine ranks
among the first Of the colleges from
this section.
or interest to alumni is the an
nouncement from Graduate Manager
OF Athletics Frank II. Haarcn. that
Tech next fall will have one of the
finest football fields in this part OF
the State. Already the old field has
been scraped and a French drainage
system installed. with several feet
OF loan as covering. The job will
be completed when heavy sod Is pat
In place and the turtle gridlron Will
be ready for use next September.
Coach Wally Stcfren. of the foot
ball team. visited the school Cam
pns Week." and laid preliminary
plans for practice next fall The
Skibos tackle Yale at New Haven In
their opening game. and Stencn has
his work cut out for him, IL he Is
10 whip team into shape in time
TO make n crcditablc showing
Coach Enos kirkpatrick. of the
baseball nine. has done Wonderfully
we'll with the material handed over
10 him. and the same goes for Rob
Waddell. assistant to Frank Haaren.
who developed and coached the
freshman reserve team. kirkpatrick
is sure to be retained next spring.
Techs baseball team holds vic
tories over Delaware College. Grove
City. West Virginia University,
Juniata. Bethany and others. The
team was strong In pitchers and
heavy-hitting nine for a college ag-
Ercgation.
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AMERICAN SAILORS
WIN CUTTER RACE
my Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Sailors
from the Battleship Delaware de-
feated those from the British Cruiser
Raleigh by six lengths in an inter
national cutter race on the Potomac
River today over n distance OF two
miles. The crew OF tho presidential
yacht Mayfower also won from the
Britons in the six -oared race, finish
Ing length ahead. This was the
most exciting OF the events, being
nip and tuck the entire route, with
the Raleigh gig at one time half a
length In the van.
In the cutter race the Britons
Fought gamely hut were never in
the lead. The Delaware's crew are
champions OF the Atlantic Fleet In
cutter racing. The Delaware now
IL at Annapolis. The Rritl.hers
heartily cheered the winners and
were themselves cheercd for their
Samene6A sg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
UNCLE SAM HAS
BOXING NIECE
LBy United News

PHILADELPHIA, June 2-Kayo
Carrie Kelley. claiming the. feminine
catchweight boxing championship o!
the world, has asked that bout be
arranged between herself and Mile
fYonne La Mar, the French girl who
came to America some months ago
seeking matches. and. finding none
subsidized.
Admitting twenty-five fights, most
OF which she says she won by knock :
outs. Mrs. Kelley, for Kayo Carrie ia
married and good to her hubby, told
local sport writer's she would finish
fvonne in eight rounds or give her
purse 10 charity.
Ollie kccley. the mere husband. was
fighter around st. Louis fifteen
years ago. and is his wifc's sparrinE
partner. He said she snaps n mean
left hook and shakes n busy skillet
over the cook stove Mt home.
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vs. AND YANKEES TREATED BADLY BY BOSTON TEANfS1
TRINITY 8 TO HAVE
A,SLUCC|NC CAPTAIN
Red Ormand, Who Hit .425,
Has Been Elected
Leader.

DURHAM. -. G., June 3.--The cleo
ton of captains of sports for Trinity
College teams for 1929 has been com
pleted with announcement that Red
Ormand. Of Kings Mountain. mem
Ger OF the sophomore class, has been
named as pilot of the baseball team.
Red" led the state as Il college bat
ter last season. hitting around ABS.
He was offered $500 ut one time to
sign contract with the st. Louis
Browns During the two years that
he has played with the Trinity team
he has become one of the most popu-
lar athletes at Trinity.
Jimmy" Simpson. OF winston
Salem. Will captain the basketball
team. Jimmy was selected as n
member OF the mythical ail-State
five. and is one OF the fastest for
wards in North Carolina. He also
was selected as member of the
mythical all-State football and base
bali teams.
Byron Shankle. Of Albemarle, Will
captain the track team. Shankle has
established name for himself In
the state IA n jumper. He took first
place In 10th the running high jump
and broad jump At the State meet
early this month.
w. w. Turrentine, Of Greensboro
better known as "SQuirts," at Trim
ity, was named to pilot the tennis
team. Turrentinc yields a wicked
racket and has made IA cred!,n bic
record in his three years Mt Trinity.
w. L. Taylor. Of Stovall. star fopt-
balier and wrestler. will head the
wrestling team. He was among the
best of the championship team this
year. and as captain of the team
Ia
bringing this sport into general stu
dent favor. Next year will DO the
second season of this sport at Trim
ity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
FORECAST NEW ATHLETIC ERA
At UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Appointment of Campbell Head Coach in Football
and Abel Assistant, Expected to Improve Eleven
Former Stars to Coach Freshmen

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June g.
The football squad has completed
spring practice under the leadership
of Coach Campbell. of Harvard
Every afternoon for two weeks
was devoted to letting VIrginia's
new football leader know something
about the quantity and quality OF
the material which will be p; his
disposal next season. At Its conclu-
sion the athletic council OF nine an
nounced that r. C. Abel. OF Colgate,
had accepted tho position OF assist
ant coach.
Abel was noted lincman, held a
position on tho mythical all-Amcrl-
can team for several years. and was
mead coach at Virginia Military In
stitute and Sewanee after leaving
colieGc. making an enviable record
at both places. With these two men
In charge, new era for football is
looked for at Virginia.
The freshmen coaching will be In
charge OF RinehRrt. NichIa and Han
kins. three alumni. resident In Char
iottesvilie, all OF whom have played
mere Tor the past three years
The G. A. a. BOARD has announced
the election OF Ellis Brown az eradu
ate manager. Brown graduates here
'his year. and always has taken a
prominent part in athletics from the
managerial side. He Is regarded az
an experienced and capable man for
the place. Athletic control at Vir-
Ginia Is now vested In tho new coun-
ell. composed OF three members from
the faculty. three from tho alumni.
ana three from the student body.
since It's appointment early in tho
year the council has been very busy
working through subcommittee, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
ORDERS CECIL LEITCH
TO GIVE UP GOLF

LONDON. June 3.-Cccil Leitch
formerly woman golf champion, II
was announced today, is under spe-
cialists' orders TO abstain from golf
for the rest of the summer She is
suffering from partial paralysis OF
the right ulnar nerve resulting from
the Injury to her arm in America
seven months ago
Her GOlhnC trip to Canada and
America. planned for autumn. will
have to he Cancelled. though she may
go to Canada on visit to friends
she made there last year.
&C. 1922, Public Ledger Col
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WOODBERRY STUDENTS
HOLD GOLF TOURNEY

wooDBERRY FOREST, VA. June
3.-Since the close OF the baseball
and track seasons at Woodberry For
est School numbers OF the boys have
turned their attention to the minor
sports OF tennis and golf. A tourna-
ment in both golf and tennis, with n
large entry list for each sport, hae
just been finished l.. T. Seawcll. Jr.
Norfolk, Va, won the tennis cham
pionship. He was the winner also In
1921.
The golf tournament was won by
/. II. Trabue. New Orleans. La. The
long-dlstance driving contest in golf
was won by watts Gum. Macon. Ga.
with n carry and roll OF 253 yards and
. feet.
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NINE LAYS CLAIM
TO HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP
Halifax County Team Went Through Ten Contests
Winning Each, and Is Ready to Play Any
Claimant to Title

From Scottsville. Va. comes re-
f"rt that the high school baseball
team OF that city claims he high
school championship Of Virginia, and
the claim appears TO he justified. for
the Halifax County team has played
ten games and won every contest
Scottsburg has Victories over Rox-
horo. y. c., ranville High School,
JcfE Marshall High Soho Il and the
Hamrden-Sidney freshmen. as well
as other first-class high school teams
i'll Virginia.
The school will close on June g.,
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INDIANS, S; TIGERS, a
Try Associated pres.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 3.-Joe
sewelFs double in the tenth inning
gave cleveland 5-to-4 victory over
Detroit In the third game OF the
series here today. Cobb put the
llgers In the lead In the seventh
with home run. but the Indians
tied tho score in the eighth. Roth
Morton and Ehmke were hit hard.
The score:
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out the principal Of the school and
the team Is ready To meet any high
school OUTFIT in Virginia, which has
claim To the State championship.
c. a. Mckinney. assistant principal
and president OF the athletic asso-
citation. is ready To receive challenges
Tor games from other managers.
The record OF Scottsburp is unioun
In that the school only has us stu
dents. Steady practice and a fighting
spirit carried the nine to victory in
several close contests
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the results thus far have been re-
coived with the greatest satisfaction
ny all who wish to see Virginia re-
stored to her old football leadership.
The schedule next year Ia a heavy
ohe' including Princeton at Prince
ton West Virginia at Morgantown.
and V. NJ. J.. Washington and Lee.
Georgia. and North Carolina at Lam
beth Field.
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SPEAKER ORDERED
TO BED BY DOCTOR
ny Assoeiatcd Pressl

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June 81
Tris Speaker, manager and center
fielder OF the Cleveland Americans.
WAS ordered to bed by tho club ply
iclan as the result OF an attack OF
bronchitis. The doctor said ne would
be out OF the game several days.
= Catcher Steve O'Ncill liz confined
10 his bed with an attack of in
fiuenza and Catcher Nunamaker is
laid up with n broken finger.
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Cleveland.

sum mary. lWo-paSe NUS. Sc
well. .; l.. Seweil, Holman, 2: Veach.
Home run-Cobb. Sacrifice hits
Cutshaw Jones, Rassler. Morton, Nc
lnnis. Wamhy. Evans. Double plays
Stephenson to McInnis. McInnis. j.
Sewcll and Mc1nnis: Heilmann 10
Rirney. Left on base-Detroit. 10;
Cleveland. s. Bases on balls-off
Ehmke. 3. Morton, & Struck out
by Ehmke, !; Morton, .. Passed ball
Il. Sewen. Umpires-Chill and Con-
molly. Time OF game-l:52.
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sRatted for Ring in ninth.

tran for Peters in ninth.
Philadelphia $50. .oo3 Olo oOo--4
Brooklyn ........ olO ITO SoX-6
Summary: Two-base hits-Wheat.
Lee Three-base hit-Lee. Home
runs-Wheat. Johnston. Stolen base
Myers. Sacrifices Wrightstone.
Ring, SchmRndt. Left on bases
Philadelphia. o: Brooklyn. l. Base
on halls-ofr Ring, 3: Rmther. B.
Struck out--hy Ring. 3; Ruether. T..
tTmpires KLEIN and Pnirmen. Time
of game As.
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IBy Associated rressl

NEW YORK. June 3.--The Boston
Americans defeated New York in tho
hrst game of scheduled double
header by score of s to .. The
game was stopped on account of
ram IN the eighth inning. and the
second game was called off.
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DODGERS GRAB TWO
Try Associated Press.l

BROOKLYN. June 3.-Brooklyn an
preached within two games OF the
leading Giants today by taking a
douole-header from Philadelphia, 6
10 =, ana to .. Ruether in the first
game won his tenth victory of the
season and eighth straight. Shriver
weakened In the ninth of the second
game and was relieved by Sherrod
smith. who stopped n Philly rally.
Philadelphia.
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'Batted for G. Smith in ninth.
tBatted for WriShtstone in ninth.

Summary: Two-hRse hit - Ice.
Three base hits-Lcc. Peters. Home
run--High. Sacrihce-J. Smith. Dou-
hle play. Smith to Leslie. Left on
bases-Philadelphia 10; Brooklyn. s.
Bases on balls-off @. Smith, l. off
Shriver. :. Struck out--by G.. Smith.
!: by Shriver. .. Hits-on Shriver.
in S l-3 innings; OF S. Smith, none
In 2-3. Hit by pitchcr-by Shriver
Uebourvenu. Winning pitcher
Shriver. Umpires-Klem and Phir-
man. Time-l:4O.
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tBatted for Sherdcl IN sixth
Slated for Adams In eighth.
-. louis 900 0O5 0l2--a
Pittsburgh ...o 300 32l oO0--s
Summary: Two-bRse hiJs--Bighee.
NcHenry. Smith. Thrc,-bnse hits
Tierney. Stolen hascs-:Smlth. .;
Hornsby. Lavan SRcriaces-Smith,
Lavan. Maranvila. Lett OH bases
81. Louis. 8; Pittsburgh. I. Base on
bnlls-Doak. .; Glazner ]; PertIca.
?. Struck out--By Per.loA. 4; Claz-
aer. J. Hlts-.Of DoaK. in 81;
Sherdel. In ] 2-S; Pert'ca, IN &;
Glszncr, . in 5. none out in sixth
Adams. 3 in 3: Hamilton. In l.
winning pitcher. Pertica. Losing
pitcher. Adams. Umpires, Hart and
ODay. Time. 2;o2.
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CARDS DOWN PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. PA, June 3.-The
Pirates were unable to profit ny New
Works. defeat today, losing to st.
Louis. 2 to 6. Doak was driven from
the box in the fourth and then the
Pirates continued smuggling hard
against Sherdel In the nth.
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BRAVES TRIM GIANTS
I. AND BOSTON RED SOX
TAKE YAlNKS' MEASURE
American League Champions Beaten by Former Team
mates, Pitchers Quinn and Ferguson McGraw's
Clan Tanned by Marquard and McQuillan
tRy Associated prcss.l

=. BOSTON June 3.-Bcston won from
New York today. 10 .. cleaning up
the three game series with the world
champions. who have lost six of their
last seven games. The winning run
IN the last OF the ninrn inning cams
on Cruises double, Bocckers sacri-
Ace and Holke's long single TO the
score board. The score:
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, ""F'1TTI"T IHrce-base MT. Col
ms. Home runs-Burns, Leihold
Sacrihces-Schang. Pratt. Left on
pases-New York, s; Boston. 5.
Bases on halls-off Jones, 2; off
Quinn. 2. Struck out-by Jones ..
by Quinn. ?. Hits-ofr Jones. in
! innings; of Quinn, 4 in innings
none out in seventy. Winning
phcher-Quinn. Umpires. Moriarty
and Dineen. Time, 1898.
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SOX BEAT BROWNS
fRv Associatcd rressl

ST. LOUIS. June 3.--The Chicago
White Sox defeated the Browns s
to 4. today in r game featured by the
visitors brilliant Gliding and timely
hitting, The Browns pitchers were
ineffective
The score:
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REDS DEFEAT CUBS

CHICAGO. June s-Cinclnnat!
made II three straight from Chicago
today ny punching hits behind n
have on balls ard winning. 10 2.
Cinctunnfi
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1Battcd .or Shorten in ninth.
chicago ............. zoe 600 001-5
ST. Louis " 0Ol 0oa NM
Summary: Two base hit-Courtney.
Three base hit--Sisler. Home runs.
j. CoiliEs. Mostil. Sacrinces-E.
Collins. Lett on bases-Chicapp g..
ST. Louis. Z. Bases on halIs-off
Baync. 2: on Danforth, j: on Van.
glider 3. Struck out-by Danforth.
Z; hy Nangilder, j. by Courtney, 4.
hits--or Rayn", 2 in ? la. of Dan.
Forth, non. in , "a. or VangiIder, z
IN 2.a: of Pruett. mono In la. III,
by pitoher--by Bayne tMostiD, Los.
ing Observation-Disclosures. Umrire..
Walsh. Wilson and Owens. Time,
l:49.
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tran FOR Miller In ninth.
Cincinnati ...... $50. 0GN Oo2 O20---4
Chicago ............. 600 O02 600
Summary: Two-base hits-Terry,
Burns, krug. Pine!il. Home run
Cavcney Stolen bases-Grimes.
SacriGce-Ri1ey. Double nisy--Hoi-
lochcr 10 Terry TO Grimes. PiI.iii TO
Dsubert HoiloGher TO Grimes 10
Krug. Left on overwhelmingly. 3;
Chicago. S. Bases on bRl!s--of Rixey.
3; OF AidridRe. 2. Struck out--by
RixeY J. wild pitch--Aldridge. Iim.
Fire,, sentel!e and Mccormick. Time,
''s' n. ..-..-.. .-..--..----------..-,---.,
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Tran for Cruise in ninth.
New York ........... 900 900 O20-2
Boston . ......... 900 600 02l--3
Summary: Two-hase hits--Meusel.
Young. Cruise. Nixon. Three base
hits-Cruise. Sacrifices-Yo j.
Barnes. Kelly. Boeckel. Double plays
Bancroft to Snyder to Groh to
Frisch; u. Barnes to Kelly. Left on
bascs-New York, IL; Boston, ;. Base
on balls-McQuillan, /; MarQuard, ].
struck out-by McQuillan. l. Hits
off McOuillan. II in S; off Marquard,
0 in /. winning pitcher--Marquar.l.
Umpires-Moran and Quigley. Time
OF game-1:3S.
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1}ostan.

'Batted for O'Neil in eighth.
Tran for Cruise in ninth.
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Stated for Danforth in sixth.
hBatted for Pruett In ninth.
tBattcd <or Shorten In ninth
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.Totals ..-~...... ~ 81 10
.Baftnd fnr AldridEe In ninth
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NOTICE
TO E EMPLOYEES OF
VIRGINIA RAILWAY
A n D POWER
COMPANY:

All Employees Richmond
and lnterurban Division
who fail to report for their
regular work on or before
January IS, 1922, will be
considered as no longer
Employees of the Virginia
Railway and Power Com
pany.