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cIIANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

lucy Gordon Smith !ssss sn f9 ssss u 70
rr.gmlarl at southwest corner OF chain and
John Basby and j. Mcdonald Wexford.
trustees. to Walter + Lipford. lots / and :.
block II. Belmont !ox14o feet at northeast
H.. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to w. j.
Ready. No. 2i0o kensinEton Avenue. is feet
inches by 1872 feet Inches Qrrcgular).
!: inches west OF Elm Street. March 10,
IL Il Pollard Jr.. trustee. to Stella c.
Housman. Nos. SIS and ST Warrcn,s Al
10y. between Second and Third Streets: also
No 500 Moss Sid. Avenue. I0oxl75 feet on
cast side Moss Side Avenue March 81.
1879. SLIGO.
Investing c"rporstisn. 10. fsos Slain s,fo@ .y
20 feet inches 10y IS, feet. north line
Main Street. between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth Streets; also No; 1910 East Main.
20 feet inches on north line Main Street.
March rs. 1919 $3i.9oo.
Paul g. Rudd. trustee. to Peter CON
nclia, No. 3i03 West Main Street. II feet
IS feet $ inches west of West street March
a. j. chewing. trustee. to $. e. WI
iams and Louisa + Williams. No. 1910
Walter u. Nelson and Alfred j. Kirsh.
il fsct inches by 81 i i 5 i.s inches wi hy
oakwood Avenue and q or venahlc Street
March - 1919. 81 $50
:. Everett Phillips. trustee to J. T. and
NS%rTS J. ,G Sfiia,er To< li2t and Il,7 North
les feet north of Crouch Street. March -.
1912 SLIGO.
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PRIVATE OWNERS MAY NOW
HAVE THEIR VESSELS BACK
Application Now Received for Motor
CrHt Taken Over by Govern
ncnt Service.

BALTIMORE, March c7-Motor-
owners whose craft were taken over
oS the government for war use may
now make application for their return
and. except in cases where extensive
changes were made in the vessels and
they arc still doing necessary wori;
there Is very little doubt that They can
be got back. Nearly 100 boats have
already been released from the service
10 local owners, and before the real
openinE OF the water season many more
VIII be back in private hands
Application for the return Of Tho
ooats SHOULD he made 10 those branches
OF the Federal service by which thcy
were requisitioncd. Many were ia ken
over by the Fifth Naval District
whose headquarters arc in Baltimore;
others were taken direct by The Navy
Department or by the various I'cderaI
OFFICES under civilian control Numer-
ous boats are in use by minor branches
OF the service, but il these were nj
nrst taken by the Navy Department
and later detailed for special duty
app,ca'ion Tor their return must be
made To the deDa rtrnont
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Mcconnell Motor Company. Inc. Abins-
don. Maximum capital stock. SEQ. 900: min
imum. $4,000. Purposes: automobile busi-
ness j. r.. Mcconnell president: WIN. Nc
Council. secretary. and L. Is. Mcconnell
all OF Abingdon.
Brace Building Corporation. Norfolk.
Maximum Snn capital stock, $1,000: minimum
g. Brace president: l.. NJ Brace. secretary.
and Moe Levy-all Of Norfolk
Amendment to Tidcwnter Perpetual Build
cc1e9sinE capital stock, from s1.ooo,ooo to
$2.000.000. Herman l.. Page. president :
Lawrence c. Page. secrctary--both of Nor
folk.
Amendment to South nm Manufacturing
Company. Inc, South Ilill Enlargtng It's
purposes. II, j.. Yancey. presidon,;, N. c.
smith. secrctary-both OF South Hi.
rheaters Development Corporation. Rich
inond. Maximum capital stock. $500. 900:
minimum. $4,000 Jake Wells. president;
w. O. Neal and Allen q. Collins. incorpora-
tors-~ali OF Richmond. tSidncr Wilmer
business.
American Paper Company. Inc. Rich
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MENTAL TESTS OF ARMY
MAY BE USED IN SCHOOLS
Major NJ. T.. HnEEcrty Addresses
Teachers of Richmond Sub
Normal Classes.

That the psychological tests work cd
out for the National army may he
applicable TO groups OF individuals in
schools. and tina: the Simplitication Of
the tests is OF especial significance
10 teachers all over the country, in
Nlew OF the fact that they may he APP
piled by the teachers themselves was
the encouraging statement OF Major
NJ. t.. liaErertN. of the Virginia Educa-
the teachers OF the Sub-normal classes
OF tho city schools. in tho assembly
hall Of the Administration Building.
yesterday afternoon.
Major llacgert Wis a Ph. n, OF IIar-
ward and is connected with tho Uni :
Ncrsity OF Minnesota He was chiefly
instrumental in dcvisinE the psycholo-
EiCal tests used in the army. !. H.
Binford !ntroduccd Maior IIagEcrty.
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Real Estate and Court News
clrAscERY pAKGA,N AND SALE DEEDS.

q S h,ss5Sn; s$Iisi tes! sSS'& inc ii4ael
Meadow Bridge Road being lois So ana 81.
Sah M lSfSI1i% g sg , Is 81 80 s Snrso c0un
Atlantis Constriction company. Inc. to
10 fcet 9. 81 inches. by, SIS Zee, inches. at
G GHrinwSst f,orncEE Of Cary and Deep lign
Oa SGf to " Wr By "a aSssD 0 fs a
Is a fgr" aS5 s. Honn AZ; tGai,s slrS%;s
john J. w!eKSr and IL L. i: - ,Wi VII to "
, r!1cEE ,nc No 24 o.. hsnsnE,on Aysnus
gaap. south linz kensing,on Avenue. ~
Within t'ns W,I GS%,s an, nn1 In %!" ,wtG
iios S%r,h s. Tune sSr%S', = sot NC 5
,nghSs ~ ~ fes, east line st Games
MafSh il; l.iSS:. s Hof'" OF Federal street
-, Albert tn" " Nerrsii. , !r; to J. W. nandolph
son 2, Strsci March s2 l9Se; az s:2o; s@h
fc9 @"s line hrS IS Snq s HqSn - fa
south Of : Street March l.. 1912. tax sos.
i Nh ~ Delaney and Mary 2wife} 6, ala.
cas-, of ridden street March -. 1919.
p g %SEf5sh?,a 1 %" SGsS ~@'5 !"
nug so f., .ou,h u Ioberts s,r@" '," Lien,
Aiex%" "S%'9f shn hat a sdzs nes 'T'ffl
i'rookdal... t5>lto feet. cast lnc F:,irfax
Avenuc. - feet north OF .Nvnnduic AN.uu.
January -. 1918; iaX s.. $40
:, John +. Bauer and Mary T.. owifc) TO
Mary SChucnIchcr, No 21oI West Main
street; :" foot i inch by 100 feet. south
Inc Main street. At west limo Mulberry
Street March -. 1919. $1,000.
Charles ii; \ h.r"w,n and Fannie 4. twfcr
u. Henry PLACE. GcNlil feet. north linz
Wcs;hampion Avenue. 80 feet west OF Ham
i!tuu Street. February -. 1919. 5000.
Davis Land Company. Inc. to- Frank Il
.\lvts. No. ilI North Belmont Avenue. |?
inches a;il ipc IECl,,
Avenue. Il? feet II inches. north of stuart
Avenue Lion. $4,000. March 10. 1919;
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FEDERAL PLAYERS TESTIFY
GEORGE MAISEL EXPLAINS
RESERVE CLAUSE WORKING
Tells of tnSntlsfnctory Contract Of
fcrcd. which lie Must Accept or
Omit Organized Baseball.
fry Associated Press. !

w WASHINGTON. March "7.-Testi-
mony designed to show that organ
iaed baseball controls tho market in
players through reservation clauses In
contracts. and thereby is Il trust within
the meaning of the Sherman anti
trust act, was continued today in the
District of Columbia Supreme Court in
the damage suit OF the Baltimore Fed
eral League club against the National
and American Leagues and certain Of
iicials OF the dcfunct Federal League.
Witnesses appearing today included Il
number Of baseball players. mos, OF
whom were Federal League players.
George MaiSel. a player. skctchcd his
professional career through the minor
Leagues. into the major leagues and
then back L the minors. He testi-
trac; had been sent him by Il ball club
on the Pacific Coast, the terms OF which
were 10; at all satisfactory. He added
lations under which organized baseball
operates. he either had to accept the
unsatisfactory contract or quit organ
ICED ball
y deposition containing testimony
given in another case by David Tultz.
president OF the Players Fraternity.
W Hai , TS"" 10 the jnry E E ASSERTED
mission had requested during the con
test between the Federal League and
the ola leagues that the Players Fra
tcrnity eNpcl any player who jumped
TO the FcdcralS
Counsel for the Baltimore club
made an effort Ia introduce testimony
given during previous baseball ltiga-
ton by Joseph Villa, n New York base
ball reporter. in which Ban Johnson.
president of tho American League was
quoted rs saying some dcroEatory
things about the Federal League.
Counsel for the organized baseball
interests objected to the introduction
OF this testimony. and arguments on
the objections were proceeding when
court adjourned
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sUrREME COURT OF ArrEA1s.

No. a3--Sutton Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Argued and submitted
80. ei-Amcrican Tobacco Company va
CITY OF Danvillc tNo. -.
No. 95-Amcrican Tobacco Company VS.
CITY Of Danvil!c Go. -. Partly argued
and continued until tomorrow.
Next cases to be called:
No. 96-JohuSon 81 al vs. Merritt et al,
:. 30. 37-t'irst National Bank Of Louisa,
Va Anderson.
80. 9s-Pcnich's Executor, W. Walker
No. eoa'yilmou,h's administrator w
thern Railway Company
No. l0o-rowson Towson.
No. lOl-Southern Amusement Cornpany
Inc. VS.. Terrell BedSpc Furniture Co Inc
No. lo2-Milcr Mfg. Co, Inc. rs. I.oving
10y n;c.
Tn" Supreme Cour; OF Appeals yesterday
handed down Two opinions. as follows:
by judge Martin i. Turks:
p, i. ~ r2mt DO ncmogTs & CO ~,
county. Judgment affirmed and additional
Judgment for amount RENTED. Prcntis
j.. dissenting. as Ia additional Judgment
Ros"nhurg vs. Turner iIuStings Court
OF CITY OF Fctcrshurg. Judgment affirmed
l'ettiona for r"h"urinr:
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
vs. Mach ct ais Circuit Court OF D!urid-
die county. Rchcarinr refused
Trct'cr T.. Du Font &c Semour. &
Co circuit Court Of I'rincc George Count
K"hnlrinc refused
CHARTERS ISSUED.
Tho STATE Corporation Commission yes
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Drawing Tor Tennis Championship.

NEW YORK. March e7.-Thc draw
Tor the national indoor tennis cham
nionship tournament, which haE;ns n.
the seventh Regiment Armory on Sat.
uFca%: places in tho upper half :. How
ara oSh"i holder Of tn. title ana
William 4 Tiiden H.. OF phiiadeIpTi,
rational clay cour; champion. In the
over half ar" Vincent r. Richards. ma .
iona doubles I,!eholder, Craig Sid =
G,t Eei"ran nternationalisc. and Dr.
!.ilain Eosenbauu. a former run
ntr-up 10! IN. indoor ;!tIc Fifty-
t!.At players are entered
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WAGNER COACHING NINE
famoun Shortstop InAtiIls "I'cp- Int,
carnegie Tech Squad Of
PlayerS
PlTTSBCFGH. y

.tiiISBCEGH, March 27-I.verv
H!ternoon on the Carnegie Tech Am
letic Field abou. scventy-nya candi-
dates for the nine are working THAR
ntads on Tor tho veteran bah PLAYER
HanS Wagner. The famous PLAYER is -
great coach and hasn't los, any Of his
pep. and can instill enthusiasm ir.,.,
ms charges Even u Tech only had
mediocre material Wagner 10 dnI,r.
could create a good TAIN, but Win
Eood manE LAS" Years. PLAYERS bacl.
Carnegie Tech expects 10 make . .sooj
record - 800
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MAY SELECT VAN ORMAN
Cornell Football Tutor Eypcct. ~ a..
hcHd Of Coaching SIM This
Ncar.

ITHACA. March 27-Tha, RAYMOND
van orman for the past ten ysars end
coach OF the Cornell University foot.
pail team. Viii likely be selected IN
succeed Or. =. II Sharpc as foothali
coach at cornell when the latter goes
70 Yale MS, summer s BELIEF of many
canvassed the situation a,,J digr,,.'tJ
the possibilities 80 -"
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mond Maximum capital stock. go
minimum. 10000. Purposes: pap,,
paper products business. Raymond
Straus. president; Walter II. cohn ana
Gunst. secrctiry-af OF Richmond.
Hampton Realty Corporation. Na-
Maximum capital stock. $500, 900; roinIr,
$4,000. Purposes: real estato business,
O. Nusbaum. president; s. Vyhit.hiu "
Is. Price. James B. Denny and Nyer Kn,
inc9rporators 20. Is. Mclean. secret.
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ARRANGE MARATHON RACE
Olympic Sports Club PInnS for Event
In Chicago on
March 20.

CHICAGO, March 27.-ArranEcments
were completed by tho Olympic Sports
club to hold it's first annual marathon
from the City Hall to Niles, H.. and
return on March 90, Secretary Al Far
kcr announced tonight. The event is
sanctioned by The Central A.. A. L.,
and is open 20 athletes Of seven States
the winner TO qualify for the annual
American marathon championship to
be held. April 70 at Boston. the trim
20 be financed by tho local club
Already twenty entries have been re-
ceiVcd. The first prize will be a 800
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PLANS INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Meeting TO Tic Held I'm DanviIIe on
Details or Forma-

rspccia, to The Timcs-pispa,ch.

NI''..I,II 20 nc ITItS- IIS IliIIIl.
DANNILLE:, VA. March 27-N-
though only six mon attended the
meeting called 10 discuss Danviiic's
participation in a six club Interstate
baseball league. sentiment for base
ball this season was so pronounced
that il was decided 10 approach thirty
ardent local fans and to cali a meeting
for Monday night when a definite de-
cIsion viii be reached. The proposed
league Will embrace Lynchburc Dam
Vile and Roanoke in Virginia. and
Greensboro. Charlotte and Winston
Salem, y. c.
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YACHTSMEN INVITED
England VIII Stage International Com
terence to Change the
RIFLES.
IHv Assnclnind No..


LONDON, March 2T-rho yacht rae
ing association Of Great Britain today
cahlcd the New York Yacht club in
vitinE it and other American yacht
clubs TO take part in AN International
conference. with a view to chang ing
the measurement rules, Tho American
Nachimcnt were asked what date would
SUIT them FOR a meeting in London
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NAME A. A. u. DELEGATES
List Includes Water Camp, OF Yale, and
Colonel A. =.
Mills.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Five delc>
gatcs-at-largc to represent the ANA
tour Athletic Union during tho coming
year have been appointed by Prcsi-
dent S. i. Dallas Tho list iS com
posed OF Colonel ~ s Mills one of the
charter members Of the union: Colonel
Robert NJ. Thompson. president Ameri-
car Olympic committee: ". r. J;arCc-
lon. Harvard: Walter Camp, Yale. and
W +. Humphreys, Olympic Club. San
Francisco
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DeOro Lead. I'm Contc.,

DETNOIT. Marcn 27.-Altred Deoro,
"o'.c tArec cushion billiard cham
pom, t0oH lead Of sixteen points
oyer Gus copulos tho challenger. IN
tns nrst block of their I5D-point
match for the title hero tonight.
i'ilghtS play went sixty-six innings.
nhd topr!os scored - points While
bcoro made nifty DeOro maintained
an advantage of ten points or more
al the way after the tenth inning.
neoFo made Il high run OF SIX and
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CAMBRIDGE SEEKS MEET
NC" EnSihhd intercollegiate Athletic
Associntion plans Annual

BOSTON. March 27-Thc executive
commute Of the New England Inter
coileElate Athletic Association viii
annual championship meeting he h.jd
on Technology Field. Cambridge, II
Vas Vas. 5a al The dates VIII be
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WHIPS BRITISH FIGHTER
tucic Rather. United state. Army, De-
frnts Roy oIctormich in FIJI
teen Rounds.

LONDON. March - -Auric Rather.
l. inter states. Army, defeated Roy Nc
cor,niCk, British ,niddl.yycirht. on
POINTS in ffieen-round boz ~, con
test in the iiolborn Stadium tonfa.ht.
tn" fight was holly contested but
the American proved the better and
craftier boxer
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feet. north line Monument Avenue 7b5 80
1919, S2.l20
y. W. Brooks and Ethel X. twifc) to a.
y. Heinrich and II. q. Heinrich. trustees.
3oNl4o feet. south line Leigh street, 1875
-
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IIESr1co u,KGA1N AND SALE DEED.

Seven Pines Burldinr CORPORATION to u IT
iVinsay and q. \. Dunlop. lot II. block
.. Seven Pines Villa site. February IS.
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IiE>HIco RELEASE DEEDS.

George Il. Waldrop. trustee. to James Q
Waldrop. II acres. miles west OF Rich
mond. near Yellow Tavern. March i.
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Mk;7zzA@zs:4s
6O5 EAST BROAD STREET
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP sCHEDIJI

Arrivals and Departures of Pas.en,
Trains and Steamers DAILY uni
otherwise shown published only "a
formation and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. ,Sunday or
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FlVE-P0INT
~ ~ FOR
.wo 81
rx<n< St+Ss
rONICANnSEpTlC.S EnATNE.ANorn,r
HASuyAcTUREp
FIVE POINT CO. I've RICHMOND. w

FIVE POINT FOR WOMEN. guar
anteed to produce normal painless
periods. Danish those nagging pains,
melancholia. and stop losing two or
three days every month.
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LEWIS DEFEATS BIC FINN
DEADLOCK BRINGS OLlM
TO MAT IN FAST MATCH
kcntuckinn's Opponent Unable to Con-
tinuc After Losing Fall In
Fify-ciEht Minutes.

After ffty-oight minutes OF Cruel
ling work between Ed. Lewis and John
Olin. AT the Academy Of Music las,
night, Lewis powerful deadlock again
came into evidence with ovcrwhelm-
ing power ard tho big Finn went down
ir defeat before the kentuckian.
GrogEy and scarcely able TO move.
DIN had TO be helped 10 his dressing
ROOM
He did not come back on the mat
again SO badly was his neck spraincd
that DR.. J. NJ. Whitfield pronounced
him unable 10 go on with the match.
Lewis was, accordingly. declared the
winner.
The decision did not meet with the
entire approval OF the capacity audi
cncc present 10 see the bout. There
were cries for Olin TO come back. head =
lock barred, and Keen disappointment
ut the sudden termination of the fast
work of tho two men in the first
round. All this time. Oln lay stretch
cd on the floor of his dressing room.
suffering intense pain. and almost help
less from tho crushing force of Lewis
fpadfnrE
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p FIVE POINT makes healthy,
happy women OF nervous, rundown
wrecks. Try It. Money back IL re-
suits do not SATISFY. by mail
800. or at all good drug stores.
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trophy. and other trophies will be
awarded the ten leaders. r. G.. Um-
bright. physical director OF the club
is in charge of arrangements.
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FIVE POINT is harmless to the
we'll and God-send TO the suffering

Inflammation, irritation, conges-
ton and engagement, with their con-
comitant evil effects, relieved No
nauseaous dosing and upsctting OF
the stomach.
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We would remind returning
diers who arc returning to civil
that our convenient store forms
sort of Civilian q. NJ. Depot.
1t contains everything sold
wcars-when he quits SOLDERING
But with the completeness ne
Quitting, the resemblance TO the
NJ. stops.
We offer personal fitting and m
careful attention instead OF bulk
sue.
Sizes in variety impracticable
the Army.
Models adapted to different ~,
OF fgure-instead OF one cut for
Fabrics mighty different from
D.-though many OF our cloth
like you soldiers, came only rccep
from overseas.
And with everything you buy ~
the insurance Of absolute satisf
ton or your money back.
Give him an order on us for a eo
plcte outfit.
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CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
(hAln Street Slltion)
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RAILROAD
broad Street statIonN

RICHMOND, PRED'SBURG POTOMAC r.
(Brosd Street Station except where D
otherwise indIcated.)
Arrive rom Leave
7:l0 am. Washington and beyond 4 5:a5
B los pm Washington and beyond. 900
t6:30 am. Ashland Local. .... t7:5O .
2:i5 pm. Washington and beyond. p $50 q
1915 pm. Washington Local ....... 300 q
b:o5 pm. Washington and Beyond. B go a
q 10 pm. Washington and beyond. ll:ll
PLIES pm. Washington and beyond. l24O !,
a:l0 pm. Washington Local. ..... f2:i0
1910 am. fredericksburg Local II 40
Hll:S0 pm. Washington and beyond. 500
t5:25 pm. Ashland Local. ........... TOSS
1926 mt. Washington and beyond. n 700
...... Washington and beyond. Sis
Main Street Station.
? No cnaches-PasScngers must procure P,
man tickets before boarding train.
On Sundays operated Tn rough toWashingt
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4 FLY1NG TACKLE BRINGS
DOWNFALL FOR OI,IN

Olin placed most Of his hope Of VIC
tory in arm holds; Lewis relied
throughout on his deadlock. which he
has perfected well. The hold which
won the fall for him, came like n fly
ing tackle. He saw his opening
lunged into the air across the mat and
and wrapped his arm around DIN 6
head. Then. as IL the big Finn had
been a child. he threw him over his
shoulder to the mat.
Lewis victory over Olin is tho
second he has won hero recently with
his deadlock. lie defeated Madvas.
here several weeks ago and since thn;
time has been defeated himself by
Zbyzko. who may be brought here for
match with Lewis
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HEAVY WRESTLEnS FAST
TIROIGNOIT CONTEST

- Skill aCgrcsSivcnoss and great
strength characterized the match
throughout Lewis weighed 226 ponndS
and Oln 2i5 pounds but despite their
size, both wrcstlcrs showed the speed
of lichtwcights. During the latter
part OF the round their rushcs often
carried them into tho midst Of the
ring side spectators and they had -
be pulled from each other b. main
force.
Lewis. He wrestled clean and har
and stood his punishment without
2 hin ching. The difference in size was
IN favor of Lewis: hut in spite Of THIS
Olin did not yield ground nor assun,e
the defensive. lie met every move OF
Lewis without Welding. In skin ana
knowledge Of the fine poi1ts OF the
game he was the equal of his on
ponent. But the superior strength of
Lewis was apparent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

Thu state Corporation Commission VOC
crdNy !ssucd Tho foLln wing chnricr..
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LIMB
Leave for New port News and Norfolk, Jan
River Night Line, GOO pm daily, connecting.
Norfolk with Main Line Steamers for NJ
York daily except Sunday 500 pm. Day L.
Steamer leaves for James River landings d
am Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport News
am daily; from James River landings 7:30 n
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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UNITED STATES RAILROAD AnMISIETRATId
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
$50 East Main Street. Phone Randolph 4: