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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
HERBERT RETAINS
WRESTLING TITLE

George Herbert, holder of the Police
1h|ettc belt as champion feathcrweight
wrestler OF the world was awarded The
decision in his match with George Cur nv
ihnos IN The Academy last might on
a foul in the third and decidinr fail
.u'inh3s continually resorted to the
toe hold, which was barred bv opron'
inchl. after being warned by the
kid Johnson defeated Young Victor
IN easy style IN the first preliminary.
ana Icke Smith won the ainaicHr
of the State bv throw
1 Tb. A hm rish in two straight falls.
ne bout between Smith ana Young
lrlsh was fast and furious throughout
In the main affair of the orcpino
Cut!anos secured tho first fail oftnr
sixteen minutes work with n scisaor.
hoid. Herbert came back strong and
won The second fall in seventeen min.
utes with a head and arm hold Refine
BoWerss decision regarding this an
was questioned by some OF the creek c
IoioWeIs, but II was a clean fall md
flowers could not have rendered any
other decision. Cutlanos was warnci
repeatedly about the toe hold wv"
the men came 10 the mat for the third
ana iinal fail, but persisted in ,isin ..
this hold and roughing the match n ~
general principles. After scv.roj
warnings had gone UNDECIDED Rcfnreo
Howers awarded the match TO Herhcrt
on foul. Cutlanos. in a speech he'
fore the curtain. said that h.. wontcd
another match with the local prannler
allowing the toe hold.
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onimct Lcnvcs pinehurst.

Finehurst, ~ G.. January a9.-Na
u"nal Opcn Golf Champion Francis
ouimet Tonight left here for his home
~ Brookline Mass, after week OF
intermittcnt play on tho Pinchurst
'ouhtrN clubs links. Ouimct an
nounced that he would return TO Pine
hurst in time to play in the annual
North and South amateur tournament,
W mon starts March q. AS this tourna-
mont viii Immediately preccde Ouimnt's
u1p To Ehgland, interest among golfers
VIII centre upon his performance here.
i-ocai golfers were somewhat disan-
pointed at the showing made by
ohilnet during his play here. His best
carus We're TWO of ScventY-six each.
with on" seventy seven His Other
rounds We're made in eighty strokes or
mere The champion however, took
'hlngS easy and did considcrabl, ev
pcrimcnting. 1t was noted ihat liz
wooden club play apparently was bet ,
t.t man ever; while he gave hut scant
attention TO his irons. Ouimet tn-dnv
played one round OF eighteen holes hIs
cara being eighty for the match.
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JOHN MARSHALL.
TO MEET ENEMY

The undefeated John Marshall School
basketball team will leave this after
noon Tor Newport News. where. thnv
VIII meet the high school REPRESENTING
the Shlpbuildcrs tonight. The Locals
VIII spend the night in Newport Nows
ana leave Tor Norfolk tomorrow morn
ing Tor game with the Marry Htt,h
school quint, OF Norfolk
The locals defeated the Shipbuilders
here about a week ago, and are cond
cent OF repeating the trick Tonight
The lads from the seashorc cIni5n,'.I
that they were handicapped by PLAYING
on a strange floor, and promise that the
result III to-niShts fracaS will be n
surprise to the followers of the Iocai
quint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
SUIT TO DISSOLVE
SMELLING TRUST
Government Expected to Bring
Action Under Sherman
Antitrust Bill.

Washington, January o9--After
months of quiet investigation the De-
partmnt of Justice has concluded .hat
it has sufficient grounds for suit to
dissolve. under the Sherman antitrust
act, the American Smelling and Rein
ing Company the so-called smelling
trust. Suit probably will not be iiled
Immediately. but II liz understood that
preparations have gone far that n
bill n equity Is being drawn by de-
partmcnt attorneys.
1t became known tonight that F..
w. Lehman. former Solicitor General
OF the United States, has been retained
BY the so called trust, and il is possible
that he Will confer with the Attorney
General before the department files
su!t Mr.. McReynolds to day said that
he had no engagement with Mr.. Leh-
mann 10 talk over the case
Suit against the Smelling corpora
ton lis regarded here AS of great inn
portancc, outrnnked only by the Stand
ard OIL and the Steel corporation suit.
This view obtains not only because tho
American Smelling and Refining and
the American Smelling Securities Com
pany, which IL controls have combined
authorized capital OF nearly $1,000
600, but because of the varied activi-
ties of the two concerns. The parent
company has n perpetual charter un-
der the laws Of New Jersey, and deals
In bar gold and silver, pig lead, cop
per and blue vitriol
In the corporation manual for 1913,
its smelling capacity is given at b.
100000 tons per annum, and its refn-
ing capacity at 100000 tons. Through
the securities company its smelling
capacity is increased by 100000 tons.
and it's refining capacity by 100000
tons. IT operates mainly mines in Mex
leo, owns the stock of the American
Shelters Steamship Company, which
operates steamers between American
and Mexican ports, and is interested
in other activities.
The officers of the refining company
include Daniel Guggenheim, president;
Barton Sewell, vice president; Edward
Brush. ice-Dresident; w. f. Merriss.
secretary. and Isaac Guggenheim,
treasurer On the executive commit
tee are $. r. Guggenheim. Edward
Brush. S. w. Eccles. Karl Eilers Daniel
Guggenhcim, hurry Guggenheim,
Franklin Guiterman, r.. w. Hills. Will
liam Loeb, Jr., j. Is. MacGowan, w. 6.
Morse. l.. L. Newhouse. III. A. Prosser,
Barton Sewell. Simon Guggenheim, of
New York: Judd Stewart, Plainfield.
n j., and Joseph Clenden, Baltimore.
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ATHLETES AWAITING
WORD FROM STARTER
First "All-For-Glory" Meet Will Be Held in Blues
Armory Tomorrow Night-One Hundred
and Twenty Entries-First Event
Called at 7:30 O'clock

All arrang ements for the first all
for glory indoor track meet TO be held
in tho Blues Armory tomorrow night
have been completed. and the athletes
Hated with the Richmond Amateur
Athletic Federation are awaiting the
starters gun This meet is to be an
annual affair, thanks to the courtesy
extended by the Blues. and Its i'm
augurnl games, with 20 entries, all
we'll -traincd and anxious TO win honors
"a pace will be set for future events
of the kind.
Because of the long list OF entries the
first event will be called promptly at
1870 o'clock, and those entered who are
hour of starting is made necessary If
the program is to be carried out Espe-
cial emphasis is laid upon the early
starting and ii is essential that tho
their men are on hand promptly. Adj
mission TO the armory is by invitation.
The limited capacity OF the armory
made this necessary.
the officials and the entries for the
events;
Officials.
Referee, Allan j. Saville, +. a. a. i.
=: Lieutenant J. Pollard. Il. IL; j. p
Mcclure. NJ. u. S; Captain /. McGraw,
Il. LII D.; 6 W Insurgency MEG. G.
Stewart Cook, l. /. Co, OF Va. Captain
1r., lst \. b: W. Z. Crawford. VA y.
y. NJ. c. a. Starter. Frank Dobson.
princeton. Clerk of course. Sheppard
Crump. r. l. |. Is, assisted by Hayes.
/, l. Co. of Va. and Tousey, 9. Z. y.
The following is a list of all en-
trants and the number they will wear
during the meet. This is the official
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CITIZENS DISSATISFIED
WITH TOLLGATE SYSTEM

,nmhcFst Va. January 70 Som. Of TN.
=, ru'+ "I 81 Monroe and the immediate yicin
w arc diSsatishcd with the toiirat. syst.n,
anu arrangements are being mmd. 10 ,i ,st'''
istS pe,ti9n requesting Judge Gordon 10
oc a., a special election In regard to dis
1 9a INC county The toliga,es will have be-
~ ppe."uon TWO years in July, and nj In.
S ,s However. before an eIcction l. or
eFcu INC petition viii have to be signed lbs,
- PCT cent OF the qualified voters Of ~.
ooui.S. iherc are now In operation on tho
H'Icaoain roads OF the county four ,oliEo,ns
ihe mia weather of the past week Ia.
Ghuscn the peach tree buds TO swell an.i
~ ~ continues many days longer they IytT
reatw en- h;So f'af'y spring flowers al
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Elon Adds Another sc,,n.

Elon College. y. c., January 29.--Tn
nstiess game devoid Of features, cxcept
louilhn OF visitors, Ilon added another
pail trophies This afternoon. WHEN
Roanoke College was defeated bv -
score OF II to II. Roanoke foiIl.I
nine of them, while Bunting got eight
OUT of thirteen chances. Only scvcu
heid goals were thrown during tbn
ford's long field goal in the first hoi,
was classy. Miller received Bruce ~ .
ior,,w,Md for Elon In the second half
me lineup: Itoanoke--ccntre. Hor
= wards, limiting ana Brown. Elon-'
Irhtr.. Atkinson: guards, Morrctte ana
hfadt4rd; forwards. Newman, Bruce
ana miller Referee Spurhun. OF Roam.
okc. uinpirc, Doak, OF Elon. Twenty.
minute halves
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DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA FRIDAY JANUARY 80
Y. w. c. A.Gym Classes
to Give Exhibition

The first term OF the physical
education department. OF the Young
Woman's Christian Association will
close Tonight when the members of
the several clnsses, under the dt-
rcctlon of Physical Instructor. eva
II. Wnshburn. Will give n public
exhibition and drill. Dances I'm cos
fumc. assisted by members OF the
Extension Club, VIII ulso form part
OF the program. The entertainment
will begin MT S,t5 o'clock in the
y. w. &. a. gymnasium. 1OI South
Fourth Street. q nominal ndmis-
sion will he charged.
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ClnrIc.tnn Result.

Charleston Results
FIRST race--three- year-olds and up selling
i've and half furiongs-Inferno oueen II;
tHickiesI: TO l. to .: to 5, nrsr Toy iit
IL (KniehE Is to j. 10 TO l. efG ,o h it'll
Time. on 10. St Joe. Caraquet. Belle chill
burg ~. Miss Veima, Richiand an, Hirh
Light also ran.
Second rses-,hree year Odds and up. sell
Sumter. to l, to 6. . to .. first; Vote.
Tarra Mq mlanso iod to to second
to + 1hiT ra,, Tine liz Little Epp Corn
Third race-three- year-oi.s and IN sell,
i Ing I'VE and a half furlongs-Driah path.
wa. ia tMcIntyre) to j. I TO 5. 10 10
second: Coming Coon, III tByrnel. Is to l.
Fasces. Prince Chap, Hearthstone and Col.
fax also
ing. Ave and half furiongs-wa,er Iadv
80 tSmyth) IL to g. even. to .. FIRST: I.iiria
Right EASY 1913 Carter. 10 to /, ( TO l. s to
!. third. Time. :os Is. Loretta Dryer,
Amerlcns Niva' Sheets and Hill Stream
Fifth race-four-y ear-olds and m. SELL
to 1: to &. to 10. first: Elwah l6s Gar
teri. TO j. to 5. 10 o. second. Copper
TINE H.: " F% easher buster eYsn to ? bird
posts. Fawn and Tn Nun pa also ran.
n siSt on. Is, and sell
10 !, TO J. to ). first: Manson. % mean
uerp: u 10 o, TO 10, to 20, second; Prospect
Time, e" 3.5. Hedge Rose. Benedictina
Flask, Woodcraft and Flood also ran
Charleston Entries.
First race-two-year- olds. mHidens purs.
500. three and a half furlongs-Jack Han
Hall, lo4: Ed; Weiss. lo4; Jaunty. ioi; Emma
j. S. lol May Ups 1O1.
second racs-thrce- ods and up, sell
ing purse $500. six MISUNDERSTANDING %:
,Ciem Beachey 1O9: sPlain Ann. 10Y: yang
s kee Pooh, io9; 'Hanscreek 100: Jennie Wells
prmity. lo7; sunEuide: ia: Toison Dor. III:
Bobby Cook. III; Elsie Herndon, IL; :Bui
gar. 81.
Third race-three-year-olds and up. sell
ins. purse $500 six furongs-Nimb III:
Marty, Lou; %; 'FIask. 90: Tony w, III:
Wells. III: 'Volthorpe. 112: Polly FL. o5
Flying Yankee. ia: Ben Prior liz; Daddv
Clip. ia; Kettledrum, 100.
Fourth race-three- yeRr-olds and up sell
ing. handicap. purse $500: seven furlongs-.
ceiesta 1913: Good Day. os: Monocacy. log;
Star Actress. 100: Ancon. ITO; Prince Ahmed
tifth race-three -year-olds and up. SELL
ing; purse $500 one mile-Dr Jackson. ITO:
Helen NJ So: Battling Nelson. 81: 'FIel. ioe;
Monck. III; Stentor. los; Sherlock Holmes
lit: Ruisseau. Ii2; Frog, 1903: Dicks Pet loo =.
Bad News. H.. 1903; Roseburg. w. 1oi; Pea.
cock. o. :"
Sixth raee--four-ycar-olds and up. SELL
Ftel. %: 'Kinmundy. 107; 'Kinder Lou. IS:
Jacob Bum 104; 'Ford Nal. 100; Bonnie
EicrSe, l0I; 'Piant. %: Stealaway, IOS: Tho
lark. III: Sherlock Holmes. III; Stentor
'""; 'Sepulveda. 1G Our Nugget. 100.
Apprentice allowance OF five pounds
claimed.
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Jones Wins In Tcnn,. s,no,..

;, Plnchurst.. y. c., January 29.-J. u
~ Jones, Of Rhode Island. state ten
ms champion. to-day won the mems
singles trophy IN the fourth ANIMAL
midwintcr tennis tournament here do
Ieating H. a. MacKinney. of Rbode
i IS,innd' IN straight sets, %. 6-a, 6-I.
ana women's singles and doubles vii
be played Tomorrow WIN
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Authorizations: Y. NJ. 6. a., Young
McG;ill Catholic Union; LIST ~ b.. First
National Bank: II. G.. Richmond Col
iegc: r. H.. Richmond Howitzcrs: b. H.
Barton Heights. ~. A.
List of Events and Number of Entrants.
Fifty-yord dash-Nos. 81, Sc. 80. J3.
5S. 81. rs, 81, SO. 60, 61, CO, SO, 81 So,
30. 81. SO, st, u.s. o. 100, 101, 102, 80, 40,
20. so. 81; A, 3. 2, ~, 4s. ~, 112, Iii, 113.
= s. e. 81 So g g. g.
lcii., iOs. y, 70. ~. q2 80. 80, 40.
s a. 50 u.s. shG1 p Ss g. g. l. 49, f. e.
$50 yards ar sg run w :. ., 90, 3D. a5,
e. s. q, S. 80 q, s. 70 los ioc o. 49, %,
s 9s EH0 T. 81 "a IL T. H. S. s. 81 e. 49, S.
4 g. ya S. So. g. q 80, F. r. l. = e.
81. 90, Sc, 5s, 81, IS. So, 81, SIS, 81,
IS. 30, 102, 106 115. ZIG.
81. So 70, 60 eS, 81, T. So, %, 20, III T. -
One milo run--Nos. IS. 8, .. 2, 90,
4 T. 50: %. o. o. o. s. 81 s'i ios o. 49, g.
lis, 119.
HcIny Teams
G; 6; ,A,--.Nos, :, y, 70, ID. 2; 3, 4, Il.
M Nc I, 90, 20, 49,. q. rs:
McGuire's --Nos IL, &c. 45. AZ, ii.
Blues-Nos 50, 80. 81. 81, 90.
Howltzcrs-Nos. 90 los. 9S, Ill, 10,
1pl, 103, 100
Barton tIeights--Nos. 116, 119, 113.
llh. H., 100.
The relay teams will be matched
later. Announcement on Saturday.
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VIRGINIA POLYS
WIN EASY VICTORY

Alexandria, Va, January 2a.--V. T.
defeated Episcopah High School this
80 I" 10. The weight and accurate
goal throwing Of the visitors were re-
sponsible FOR the large score, while
ne team work of the High School
saved them from worse defeat EngIn-
by and Powell played best for V. - I
while Rutlcdge. Collins and Dunlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Goes for prisoners

Detective C. P. Smith left yesterday
for Baltimore to return with Philip
b. Moseley and Arthur Snyder, wanted
in this city on larceny charges. Nose
ley il alleged to have given worth
niture dealers, while Snyder is ac-
cused of operating II fake advertising
scheme. Both men. 1t is understood.
will be turned over to Smith to-day.
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VIRGIH|A|S ON
YALE'S SCHEDULE

New HaNen, Conn, January 2a--Ynls's
football schedule, announced to-day con-
tains Virginia ana Notre Dame as new
Corners, replacing Holy Cross and Lafayette
Nine games will be played oil at home
except The match with Princeton. For the
first time In thirty years no Wednesday
matches nrc scheduled, Wesleyan declining
lale's invitation 10 appear here for the FIRST
Time In the history of football. Yale has
Annapolis was met and no Western eleven
since 1922. when Wisconsin came here
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Leonard Agrees to Terms.

Fresno, Cal. January o9-.Pitcher
Leonard, OF the Boston Americans to-
day photographed Manager Carrignn
that he would sign his 1914 contract
as soon as it arrived. Leonard. IT is
SAID turned down an offer from the
Federal League. He has been holding
out for an incrense In salnrv
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Bath. Nc, January 29.-The lead
bulb for the keel OF the cup defender
Defiance was started to-day. II was
cxp"cted that the seventy-fivo tons 81
metal needed would be in the mould
by midnigf~. 1t will be several DAYS
before the bulb will be sufficiently cool
TO smooth IL off. 1t was cast under
the direction of George owen. designet
of the boat.
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= Races =
.IiInrrx Rcs,Ilis

First raoc--six furlongs-Nino Muohacho.
IL" iCotton), 10 to |. l. to l. to l. first: Lady
Young ll3 tGroth). 10 to /. to I. to l.
second; Daylight 10 (Gross). To J. to l.
even. third. Time. 1913 30. unalga Frlez
MISS Edith, @. T.. Sorvcll. Rubicon, Christ
mas. Daisy Stonemhn. Stone Gutter Charles
FOX. Grizzly Bear and Mletus also ran
Second race--six Observation-Disclosures lI3
rTroXierp . to l. to 1. even. first Gale
second; Great I7riar. 11s LoftusD. 6 to l. to
l. even. third. Time l:i3. Freewili, Senator
James. Danborry. Chiffon Trance Song Of
Rocks Ethelda, Tight Boy. Stare rio Pecos
God Father and Dromi also ran.
Ihlrd race-one milc-Davc MONTGOMERY
llO ikelsay, ) TO !. TO ], even. nrst; Rose
O'Ncil. los tkederis). to !. to O. to q
second; Old Gotch. rs (Neylon). even | to
4. out. third. Time, l:49 30. Bcda Eddie
Moot Rio ia. Van Horn, Joe Woods and
Ben Uncns also ran.
Fourth racc-hvc and one half furlonrs-
Coos. ITO ,Taylorl. IL 20 /. to l. to l. nTst.
Superb. 100 tkcderis). { TO j. to ? 7 10 10
second; barbara Lane: lo5 CF:step). 10 i.
8 TO = 70 10: third. Time. OG 2-s Largo
Aun, Elsie. Hinata, Dick Dodie and Thomas
Hare also
Firth rnce-six furlongs-King Radford II,
1kederisl. To !. to =. Z To 10. first; sidney
Peters, liz tClaver), Is to J. to l. To ;
second: Chiltn. ITO (Jones), TOT to : 2
TO .. third. Time. l:I2 2-5. Cal Curn .rov
Boy. Visible and Lone star also ran
sixth race--one mile-Ocean Queen 10,
lNcylon). to 2. to ,. TO 4. first: Sig,,rd
Jos tkederisp. To l, to 3. TO TO- second.
95 tClRver). to l. 10 4 Ia
third. Time. i:3s 30. Clinton BuebearS
Sister Florence and Judge Walton also ran
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Mrs. Patterson President.

New York. January 29-For the
Baltimore. to-day was elected presi
dent of the Women's Metropolitan Goif
yum AT meeting to-day. This years
Metropolitan championship tournamert
Was voted To the Essex County Club.
t.of West Orange, y. j. The dates as
signed were MAY o5-oa as
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RED AND WHITE TO
PLAY MANY GAMES

West Raleigh, \. c., January 20
Manager b. o. Austin. of the A. g. NJ.
baseball team. has announced the fol-
lowing schedule OF games to be played
this spring by the Red and White:
March 16-Trinity School, at Ra-
leigh.
March 2o-Elon College, at Raleigh.
March 26-West Virginia Wesleyan,
March 27-Univcrsty of Vermont, at
Raleigh.
March 2S-Amherst College at Ra
March ao--4>mherst College. at Ra-
april Wake Forest College, at
April G-Guilford College. at Greens
10, April App 1S-pavidson College, at na-
April 1l-Trinity College, at Dur
r: april otd, i lamWase Forest. at Raleigh
April 17-,Univcrsity OF West vir-
Einin at Raleigh.
vcrsity. a Raleigh.
April 20--Pcndins'
April 21--Washington and Lee Uni
versity at Lexington
April 22-Gcorgetown University at
Washington. o.
W. APRIL 23-Catholic University. at
April 2i-Lehigh University. at South
Bethlehem, Pa "
April 25-Opcn
leigh. "' IA"
p A S So-University of Georgia, at
=, May university of Georgia, at Ra-
ut Raleigh. '''""
IN, May 6--wako Forest. at Wake
This is considered an excellent
schedule There is 4 total of twenty
two games. besides ono which is nnna
ing ana fifteen OF these will be play
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Two Cborpc. of Larceny

John Hawkins colored, was arrest
ed yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Krengel and Patrolman Walker on
tWo charges OF larceny and locked llp
at the. Second Police Station. He is
alleged to have stolen watch from
Philip Stewart and n set of harness
a horse blanket and other articles
from the Richmond Transfer Com
pany, Inc.
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Incident in nca so. ro,d

Boston. January 29.-Iiugh Bedient.
Red Sox pitcher of the past two
seasons, who was said to have been APP
preached by Federal League agents, to-
day. sent his signed contract to tho
Boston American League Club
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MATHS JOINS FEDERALs.

by
turned loose
signed Pittsburgh Federal
signed matrimonial is can VOL, ana
a There things he
BALL with careful handling a
OF material what do
broken 80 N 20 ~ VIC 'usniess's
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HcIny Teams.
Grancv Goes 10 <,,.rc,onc

Cleveland. o.. January 2a.-Jack Graney
left fielder Of the Cleveland Americans, with
whom the fcderalS have boon dickcrinE
came to Cleveland. and was expected to sign
mis- Nap contract. Manager Joe Birmingham
has come here from Eimire, " Y. try to
round up the rest of his unsigned PLAYERS
heiOre the EcderMls get them.
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lUNl TheWAKE 911he GAME M
9B Gy5 MaIbert -


in LONG letter
who other
baseball
is is
{
ne master the
~ $3.50 NAo' nns'
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President and wife Entertained.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Washington, January 29.-The Pres-
dent and Mrs. Wilson the guests
ut dinner this evening of the Secretary
Of War and Mrs. Lndiey Garrison.
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WE WANT TT.


sent TO Bill Kilfer
not
uhe sam with some $500 of
II the amab David '"A' ~ '"
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ON BASKETBALL COURTS

McGiirs five defeated the Howitzers'
second team last night in the Howit-
2crs gymnasium, % to 16
Bcncdictine took the qulnt OF the
First National Bank into camp, % to
10, on the McGilrs court
John Marshall Athletic Associations
lost to the lIowitzers, 81 TO 2s. The
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETS.

or the National Will
w. though some OF
ing earlier OF
1t at all Johnson
seasoning
pose or hnd1ng
N g '''io WI
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TINKER GETS ANOTHER CoNTRACT

IoNI CHAltLlE Ebbes the persistent gone
another contract this delivery and regi
The CHIEF holiday maker
Tinker is making collection L. contracts ~ - ~
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J. Rurty. Y. NJ. c. y.
>. Liggon, c. G. a.
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