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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
ORDINARY GARD.
RUN AT COLUMBIA
Days Races on Poor Track
Devoid of Feat
urc.

Columbla, S. c., December 2s.-h
small crowd this afternoon witnessed
the running of an ordinary card, which
was devoid of a feature. The track
was sloppy. and form was shattered.
High Flown won tho nth race easily.
being tho only favorite to score. Sum
marics: @
First race-$2oO, threc-year- and
up. five furlongs. HcllinS-Tiny Tim G.
to l., toa6, to 81 FIRST, Leon B. C.
to 1, to 1, 8 to 81 second Elizabeth
1:o2 3-5,
Second race-s2oo, two ycar-olds,
hvo furlonSs. solling-EIrst Aid a to
!. to o. first, Charlie O'Brien til 10
D. even. 9 to 81 second, LeIlioha (l2 10
l, to !. TO u Nthird. Time, 1906 l-5.
Third racc-s2o. two-ycar- olds, six
MISUNDERSTANDING GIG to ., 1 to 2, ouD
first, Judge Howell 6 to /, ) to 9, . to
y second. Silas Grump q 10 2, op)
third. Time, 1919 AS.
Fourth race--s2oo. tlrce-year- olds
Icy q to 2. to 6. / to - nrst Hort
con a TOD. 9 to 8. ouD second, Sabo
Blend &c to l. to 1, oven) third. Time,
I'LL rs.
Fifth racc--s200. three year olds unG
up, SIX furlongs. scllnE-Iltgh Flown
10 to s, TO .. ouO irst. Rindu q 10
/, to 2, cyen) second, Barndancc Us
to |. TO l. 3 to - third. Time, 1870.
Sixth rncc-S200. thrcc-ycar- olds,
Iiilc--Pront G3 to s, even, TO % first,
Semi-Quaver (cycn. to 6. ouO scccnG.
Animus q to i, 10 i. s to 81 third.
Time, 1:Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
c flalrrler:,
@saa MOTOR CARS
Gordon Moor: q. Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
.UN|KN0WNCHARGE
AGAINST RUSSIAN.
Andrei Gurrowski, Alleged
Count, Taken to New York
by Detectives.
tspcclal 10 The TImos !,

t"pcclai TO The Times Dispatch
bshchburs, Va, December 23-slucn
mystery surrounds tho dcparturc or
Andrea Gurrowsl5i, who is said "a 10
RUSSIAN count, from hero tina ovc.
n'hs' "hen he was accompanied to
New York by two mon. one of whom
is said to be q detective OF tho limit
grafton department at New York C,tv
That these detectives had United (.
States warrant for tho Russians ar
rest is known. but they refused ~
'aik of tho charge. claiming to know
nothing of It's nature
Indeed, ono OF tho detectives ..ia
Just before taking an automoblIe FOR
inc southern Station that Ciurrow.I,i,
would not DO tukcn away from hcre
tonight. as his case was not com
p'etcd' twenty minutes later how
over. tho trio woro en- route for New
York.
Coupled with Gurrowakrn dcparture
Tor New York tonight came the In
formation that detectives had been
shadowins the Russian since his re-
turn from New York last October
upon being released from CUSTODY
after being detained several dnya by
inc Immigration department. upon his
return from, six wccks'' visi. In
France. Upon his return here cur
rowslsi claimed that he never kn,,y
WHY lie WAS detained In Now York
Much prominenco was given his dcten.
ton NJ that time.
Gurrowslil. u year ago, bought,
large estate near Lynchburg, where
he haa since lived. excepting his six
weeks stay in France This year.
lie claims TO have come 10 Ancric.
twenty-scvcn years ago. and has since
pccii wandcrlua', having lived brief
periods In nearly every part or tho
United States. In addition to his vir.
sinia estate ho owns farms at Miami.
Fla, and Rcdbauks, n. J.. where he
has lived at different times While
never appearing TO have surplus
money. he has been q free sprndcr ana
MS country home near here lis furI
hi5hco ia'lslIly. and lie has cntertuin-
cd at considerable expense at lines.
IL is recalled that at tho time NJ
his detention in Sew York, t;urrow
said the only thing lie could thinl, thsl
authorities had against lin was tina
nc might be an enemy or tho Russian
government. but he said at tina, lime
80 '." "ot pc'h IN russia Tor
years. ana that he waH a Royalist.
inrrowski WAS arrested here This
afternoon na he left train connf; to
TIC city TO do Christmas shoppiur. Al
mat time tho two detectives were al
me railway station preparing to leave
ioT Tho county scat OF Rcdfcra rut,,,.N
W IN which his estate lies, Intending
10 procure the aid pf the county sheriff
In hrrcstins him. Prior 10 this the,
chdcav"red &c &c, tic help OF city
detective, but this officer way without
Jurisdiction outside or the ,ity aud
could not accompany them. Gurrowskig
has niaay friends here and his arrest
amounts to sensation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
TRAINS FOR FIGHT
IN CENTRAL PARK
al Palzer Declares He Is in Con
dition to Win From All
Kaufman.

New York December 23.-.'I'm IN The
pest condition OF my career and IL |
aoh beat Al Kaufman at the National
nPortng club Thursday night il viii
We inc surprise OF my life" declared
~ palZer. inc New York white hope.
,o-aaS- Pal%er IS training In Central
iark' beng the first prize fighter 10
urn ,he PARK TO that use. some Of
INC oider lighters used the park for
.neir open air running. but none has
accepted il as training quarters ro- ~,
finds of work.
Palzer says that it answers an Is.
requirements or the country. despf,o
the fact that 81 is located in the heart
OF inc largest city Of America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
SCHEDULE CALLS
FOR II GAMES
Carolina Will Meet Many Lead
ing College Basketball
Teams.
[spccial 10 INC rlmcs.pisra,cn. j


Chapel Hill. y. c., December "a
The pasE etball schedule made, out for
the University of North Carolina is
probably the longest ana hardest ever
attempted by NORTH Carolina college.
II has not yot' been approved by the
faculty committee, but such approval
is practically certain.
Every one Of last years auint is
back, and systematic practice has al
ready begun, SO that no time will be
lost after the holidays. Tho whole
squad numbers twenty-five. The
schedule follows:
January 5-nurham Y. NJ. c. A., at
Chapel HILL
January s-Elon College. at Chapel
Hill.
January Charlotte y. NJ. c. A..
Chapel Hill .
: January 1a-Churlottc Y. NJ. c. A.,
at Chapel Hill.
January 31--Gulford. AT Chapel IIiu
February Virginia Christian Col
lcEc, at Chapel Till
February Virginia Christian Col
lego. at Lynchburg. Va.
February G-~University or Virginia,
"a, charlottesville, va.
February 7--Cathollc University. at
Washington, y. C.
February S-Gcorgctown, al Wash
ington, ID. C.
February 1o-v. p. l., at Blucksburg,
Va.
February 14-Roanokc College, at
Chapel Hill.
February lG-v. P. l.. at Chapel 1rill.
February 21--N. NJ. l.. at Chapel
Hill.
February ss-Davidson, at Chapel
Hin.
February IS University of Virginia.
at Chapel HILL
February sa-univcrsity of Virginia.
at Chapel Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
JOHNSON IN CHICAGO.
Declares tic ~ In BETTER Condition
Thnn When He Bent JeHrics.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
l,i Doc \ rt !, .-

-T'9V0FVIIT 7
Chicago, December 23,--John "Artha
Johnson, colorcd heavyweight cham
pon. arrived in Chicago to-day TO
spend Christmas' with his mother.
Johnson was accompanied BY his wife.
his white valet. and fifteen pieces Of
baggage. nc appeared TO be IN 'iirst
class condition. 49,
Asked about Il report from New York
that, while abroad. he had spcnt MS
TING "hnNnG tubs or champaign, fur
har maids and gambling" he grlnncd
his ciShtecn-carat smile aud exclaimed:
false. I'm az hard az nails and in
better condition than when beat Tef-
fries. didn't buy any champaign, For
bar maids, nor is there any truth In
the story hat | AM brokcN
Johnson therou:.s.ti :lasho.is handful
Of yellow BILLS. & tsra3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
INDOOR CHAMPS
TO Be DECIDED
BY SPEED TRIALS
Continued From First page,

Continued From First pagc.)
track to begin tho last flnai sprint.
Dorando was just being helped across
the line, Joe was going like steam
locomotive and, had the race been half
u mile longer. he would have passed
Johnny Hayes and lIcfferon, OF South
Africa, who were ahead of him. AS it
was, Forshaw finished officially third,
when was no mean honor in itself.
but tho story of his remarkable
thirtecn-mile sprint through the hordcs
Of Struggling athletes is worth retcll.
ing. Probably mover again will such
an cNh 'bition of fight against odds
be displayed III any Marathon. Likcli-
mood Is that. II Joe had run for HIM
self all tho way, Ito would have I'm
ishcd ahead of tho whole bunch.
And now comes word from tho
Mound City that Forshuw is going 10
come back" lie has been on the re-
tired list since that race, but he has
always been "a Clcan-living fellow, so
nc feels confident that he will again
be able to deliver the goods. Ills
presence would add rot n little to the
sentiment connected with the big race
ana 1T Is earnestly hoped that the Olym-
PIC committee see enough merit still
III the veteran Joe TO select him to
represent his flag for the third time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
DETECTIVES SAY
BOUTS WERE 0. K.
tccntinued From FIRST pagc.)

Continued From First Pagc.)
that among tho spectators could be
iounu the most representative men in
lachmond. There were doctors and law
EcrS, merchants and bankers. The only
criticism heard was that the matches
were too tame. ana yet tho police
were there to take n hand had any
thing even approaching a fight have
taken place. 1t Is this continual rcur
that prevents Richmond from indulg-
Ing In Just the same kind of sport
Which makes Philadelphia and Balti-
more and Norfolk moro attractive TO
the sportsman.
il sufficient members can ic OBJ
tanned TO the club Heroert and Don
aldson VIII endoavor TO give other
exhibitions In the future For the
peace of mind OF thost who contem-
plte attending 1t Is hoped that tho
police VIII como In less formidu bic
numbers. No objection Is offered by
those staging the contests TO the
prcscucc of the police. Indeed, they are
invited. But there seems to be small
need for so many, practically NIL In one
department ut any rate being on hand.
One man would have been sufficient
Friday night, even had the law been
broken. The peace of mind OF those
attending should also be considered
No man likes to sit In Il room when
lie is continually in fear that IAN OIL
Ger of the law Will place him under
arrest. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
.M'vEA CHOSEN AS
KING OF HEAv|ES
CONTINUED From First Pagc.3

Continued From First Pagc)
the event of n champion withdrawing
from his field OF action. the title held
By him shall revert TO the Immediately
previous holder. should he still be d
going concern. as 1t were, but this
rule cannot operate III connection with
lack lohnsons muntlc. and, If it did,
there would be no rightfuI' claimant.
as tho man ('rommy Burns) from
whom tho famous black wrestcd tho
distinction, is now out OF the gumc.
Tint Australian Date.
Jack Johnson convenntcd with Hugh
Il, Mcintosh, as the promoter. and
Sam AIcvca to meet the latter at tho
Sydney Stadium on December "a next
for ;hc hcavywcight championship OF
the world. md the agreement was duly
signed, scaled and delivered. II this
compact Is not adhered to, then the
title which johnson resigns must be-
come McVca's through Johnson's de-
fault. II should be McNcn's whether
tho other colored man gave it UP or
not. were Johnson an absentee on the
date and from tho place liked"
The above argument is good and
sound, too. IL Johnson and McVca
really signed articles to box IN sydney
on u certain date for tho worlds
championship. But what of It? a
championship that isn't gained by hard
lighting never brings much srist TO
the mill.
In this connection it Looks as though
Bill Corbett's line Of reasoning could
be made to apply TO Wolsnsts case in
a way that would rebound 10 Freddie
Welshs advantage. But. first of all.
ii would have to be decided that VOL
CAST defaulted to Welsh. Nd certain
lyly signed to box Freddie for the
worlds championship at Vernon on
Thanksgiving Day and failed TO live
up to his contract. and IL you can prove
Sam McNca is worlds champion by
that Kind of logic. you Will have TO ad-
nit that Welsh has an equally valid
cluilm TO MolEasts title.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
REFUSES REQUEST
OF:NEWYORk CLUB
Commission Votes Against Re
endorsement of Money Re-
funded for Tickets.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dcccrnber o3.-Thc
National Baseball Commission in a
iindinS handed down to-day refused TO
reimburse tho New York National
League club for money that was re-
funded by the club To patrons for
tickets that did not reach them
through the mail during tho last
worlds series. or through a misdirec.
ton OF some kind.
The commission held that inasmuch
as the New York club had fun charge
OF the sale of tickets 1t must stand
Tor any expense incurred in tho sat :
isIying OF it's patrons.
Three hundred and forty-two dollars
md nifty cents was asked for. lnclud-
cd i'm this amount was Il claim Of
Sl3.50 for five. patrons zach or whom
held Il numbered ticket for which there
WAS not Il corresponding scat Tho
commission agreed to allow this small
sum, however, and will pay il out
OF its general funds rather than as
sess all of the players and clubs tina
prohtcd by tho series.
In another finding. $500. the las; In
Sthlnent from the Pittsburgh club Tor
! i'laYer Murray Cor Oulglcr). was tur,
! ed over to the National Association
win directions to pay 1t to whom il
belonged. Since the sale tho MissouIj
siuh, of tho Union League, from whom,
Murray was purchased. has changed
! - IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
NEW RECALL SYSTEM
VIII BE Proposed In Legislature Of
ArIZOnl.
Special to The Tlnos,DispatcMl

Especial to The Times DispatcMl
Phoenix, December 23.-Whcn the
Legislature convenes in Phoenix in
February IT will be asked to adopt
the Swiss system. of recall and let the
reorganization system. which was
voted out of the Constitution OH De-
cembcr 5 on the ultimatum of Prcsi-
dent Taft, go by the board.
The essential Significance between
the Swiss system and the Oregon plan
Is the recall Of the official. and in the
event or his elimination the Governor
appoints his successor
a. y. Worsley, . state Senator elect
from Tucson will propose the new re-
call system. He is now at work on
the measure. and will defend il OH
tho ground that under the Oregon sys-
tenn an Official under fire Is hands
capped by a double fight. a struggle
not only to retain his position and re-
futc charges against him. but strug-
gle also against, an opposing candidate.
Worsley's bill VIII provide that, when
a recall is submitted to the people
for Incorporation in the Constitution
the oregon and swiss plans shall be
placed on the ballot so voters may
choose between them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
BAsI<E'rBALI SEASON WILL
BE OPENED TUESDAY NIGHT

1tynchburs. Va, December 23-Thn
lggnskGtoall season will be opened here
,"esstaay night BY a game between tho
University, the game starting at s
The lineup OF the association team
VIII DC tho same that defeated tho
VARSITY five hero last year By tho
score OF 80 to IS. The association i've
IL hopeful OF pilinS up as large !,
US they did 4 year ago.
The. association team has already
played two games. having defeated
iihinpden- Sidney at Farmvillc and the
Virginia Military Academy nj Lex
ington In the past two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Nelson FIGHTING
WAY into GRAVE

New York. December 23.-That Bat
Ting Nelson, the former lightweight
champion. is fighting his way into the
grave vas an opinion expressed here
to-day BY sporting men who saw Nell
son outpointGd by One Round" Hogan,
Of California, Friday night.
Tommy Ryan. former middleweight
champion declared that Nelson is
about all in.
"Hc is only "a shell of his former
self. although he still has the heart
OF lion" said Ryan Nelson ought
He can't last much longer"
Nelson goes from New York TO New
Orleans, where he will fight next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
st"ndins of the Clubs.
c. c. A. A,,inx

Tho Christ Church Association i,-
Goor baseball team defeated The
Sn asi en-, fn,ney Shoe Company team
INC features of tho game wero ,hc
1natti iig of Z. g. y and the playing of
Mhitiicld at first for stephen putnev,
stephen Futncy-Barfoot, pitchcr.
Roach, catcher; Whitfield, first hnsr
s!apcr. second base; I.ongon, righI
shortstop; Bowling; third base: Viii
!eit shortstop; Clark. left field; Bon.
&c. G.. A.-Bcll. right shortstoD q
MnEaock second base; Gregory, lef,
hhortsiop; Dyson, catcher: smith rj..i,
neid r. Murdoch, first base; Eradiev
Heid T T%sG, Weston and johnson. lef;
score by innings: r.
Stenhcn Putney. % 900 o O. a. :,
= ~ :. III; ~ ~ as ! 4 5 G x-oi
and Dyson 'S'""f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
JouSsoN's I.lGuItD II,,;u.
Mcintosh AnNiouu for Black Champion
TO Meet Some "MhIfe lone,

sydney. Australia December "a
Hugh Mcintosh. the Australian fight
promoter. has opened UP negotiations
with Jack Johnson. in hope or signiu:,
M the big black heavyweight champion
10 meet the most likely OF the inter
national white hopes" Mcintosh did
not indicate who he had in mind as an
eligible contender against johnson. al.
lhonsh many think 1t is Al Kaufman,
tue husky California heavyweight. Nc
lM'osii mas made an offer TO Kaufman
OF 100000 to come 20 Australia ana
fngaSc IN three nights. John$on's iig.
aFe is so high that there Is little nossi-
/, DIZZY that the promoter will be able
10 SOCK him M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
COLUMBIA SUCCESSFULLY
DEFENDS IT'S CHESS TIu'I.Ia

New York. December 23.-By defeat
Ing Harvard by the score OF 3 10
In the iinal round of the twentieth
annual Intercollegiate chess tourna-
ment today, Columbia University. sue
ccssfully defended it's tito to suprcm-
hcE at chess. which was captured by
iuintla's quarter fnishod with II total
ht 10 L. points out OF II possible H.
Harvard still leads In the play over
q series OF years by nine wins 10 eight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
GROUNDS IN NEW JERSEY
| FOR MOTOR SPEI;DWAl

New York, December 2S--It was an
nounced Tonight that the AIctropoii-
tan Motor Speedway Association has
ncy Meadows. I'm New Jersey, for use
as II motor speedway and an aviation
ana athletic ground. The association
has received authority TO Issue 81 800
ooo capital stock, and II proposes to
construct motordromo two miles long
with aeats for 100000 persons. II was
stated that work would begin Feb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
R Y AN SIG Ms TO
MANAGE BRISTOL
Especial 10 The Timcs-Disputch.

Bristol, Va, Dcccmber 23.-Rayniond
iNSnn' OF Roanoke, to-day wired prcsi-
dent Jero hunting, of the Bristol Nth-
lctic Association. accepting the man
aaScment of the Bristol team OF tic
Appalachian Baseball Ii>aEuc. Tor the
season OF 1912. Ryan vas catcher FOR
INC leoanokc team OF the Virginia
league last season. 'rhc noguls of
the Appalachian I,cn-iic will meet in
hno%Nillo the middle OF January TO
arrange schedule for the season.
inc season will probably open May 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
SPECIALIZATION
SPELLS SUCCESS
Continued From First pags.)
mile, ten-mile ana cross-conntry dis
lrmturc Srrms RrlrL

inlie, ten-milc and cross-country dis
tances.
Future Seems bright.
iHor 10 1906 the man who ran "A
mile under $50 was an exception. Al
present We have about Six men VINO
can consistently run a mile in min
utcs and 20 seconds
rms Is bigger Improvement than
appears by the simple statement II
means that In four years lie nils
S ,,,,ia mas shangsd from an event in
threc-fourlhs of the way and, Winding
mp with a sprint, make Il creditabic
performance. This event al the pres
Snt day requires contestant 10 be on
ms toes on the mark. for from the
crack OF the pistol it is ono continual
sprint III the tape is broken.
me future OF American Olympic
teams seems TO be very rosy. Tho sns-
eial!zlns Is bound TO produce a race of
lthietes in the future of which We
Viii be proud. The proper handling
OF the school hoy or Younger athlete
cannot help hut eliminate the large
amount OF bad effects resulting from
youths indnlging IN strenuous attn
potent Instructors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Walsh Posts 5000.

Boston. December 23.--.Jimmy Walsh
has posted $500 in cash with tho Bos-
ton American TO bind II match With
Johnny Coulon. frankie Burns or any
other bnntamweight In the country.
Jimmy is willing TO meet any hantam-
weight at lis pounds. 1t is likely that
frankie Burns will be his first oppo-
ncuL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Navy schcduIc Anno,,ncca

AnnapoIis Md, Dccembcr 2a.-Thc
1917 schedule of the Naval Academy
baseball club was announced to-day.
Among the dates arc April 20, Gnvcr-
sity Of North Carolina 81, University
OF Georgia: May /. University of West
Virginia.; 10. Washington and Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Mn, Arrange Hnut.

New Oricilns. December 23.-I.ocal
sporting men declared ,o-day that New
Orleans may soon have II chance 10 sec
a championship bout. which will de-
eide the wclterweight belt. Efforts are
being made to bring together Mike
Gibbons, the sensational Milwaukee
fighter and Ray Bronson, the globe
trottcs. Tho bout may take place
about Washiuglon's birthday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24

All of which goes to show how far
modesty can keep o. nun from ac-
knowledSing just what no thinks OF
himself 1t took Germany ncurly
twcnty-four hours to mako UP his
list.
Lii Arthur Johnson is again I'm our
midst, after having paved tho Strand
with gold dollars coined IN America,
and vocifcratcs loudly that he is stlll
the champion bruiScr of tho world and
that he will keep OIL lighting until no
isn't All OF which lends color TO the
report that Arthur, if not broke. is
wearing badly. and came back home.
not TO die. hut 10 cat.
1t Is II goldarned shame that such
an innocent little thing as boxing
contest for exhibition purposes should
cause alarm on the part of orr detec-
tive department. There arc much
worse things in this world recurring
the attention of the blucconts.
Several bowlers will eat turkey to-
day because of their prowess on the
alleys. All week Il contest was going
on at tho Newport. The winners were
decided last night, but have not been
officially announced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
nurnn 10 right rurncr.

New York. December a3-Frank
Burns. the clover little Jersey City
bantam, was to-day matched to fight
Charley Turner, of Philadelphia, six
rounds in the Quaker City on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24

Herman Germany Schaofcr, tho
comedian Of the Washington Club.
when asked to nano his selection for
the twenty greatest ball players In the
world, modosuS guve the appended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
WOMEN TAKING
MUCH Interest
CONTINUED IRON Eirst Page,

est in The pastime, and each night
finds a good representation Of the fair
sex ON tic allcya. Ali arc delighted
with tho alleys and the results Of the
.cNcrciac and pleasure derived from a
few games
Tho prize winners up. 10 date arc as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
ORPHANS REMEMBERED

Christmas free for Children ,Inde
I'ntlicrfcss by Niue ENplosion.
Knoxville. Tenn, December ga
children made fatherlcss by the Cross
Mountain. explosion Of December was
given at Bricepille this afternoon. Tho
gifts consisted of clothing, TOYS and
confcctiOns purchased with funds con-
trihutcd especially for the purpose BY
mon. women and children IN many
States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24

Ing tho accounts of tho fight between
IS. o. Brown and Cross two or three
nights ago.