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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

SHOE riEP.AfRl INC VJlrG yUur Sboc5 nc-sj9
y" he repaired bring ihen, 10 US Nc
Snafat tNc "a tist8ciiun. l.Ins Snoa Ees.5
pair To- y. West I,ro.d street - ss y,
sHo. H4INiRiNG that'a guaranteed, : base
,es'n.r ana workn,aDahiu. W. A. rroas..s
ofnui.ST|ttiNGI- 7 = = = - ~
WY N'o'f HAVE YorG OLD FuRSITUsE
ni:rrttot.srEREDl gr,loxH Us TO-
pAf "'iR ESTIMATOR wi;,t. SGBMIf
5sAMfEEss Si'SiTEp ,,aHoLsrERisgtp
/ co... -. !SoErtt Nl:syH sTaggr. Y
MADISON ,ssss:;. W ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

LAY 50 InrAIE Co.--ALi. CLASSES ur
RerAiE WORN ruEps ANp ruIcKs
= SPECIALITY SMiLLED MECHANICS
NJ. woi;k GUARANTEED. eos FAST
ci.Ay STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

AUTO KAR--Onc Auto kar Iwu.iOm trdcn
without body. F'rsi -c4S1 condition.
rhnn. boulevard ltl6.
AUTOMOBILES USED AUTOMOBILES.
800 ur. WE ALWAYS HAVE roK
SALE RELIABLE USED AUTOMOBILES
AND TRUCKS. RAWLINGS MOTOR
roHpoH ALTON, sos.sia WEST BROAD
STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

FLOORS ScEArisD Now Is the time 10
lnNc Your A""r' Scripcd. ola floors mad.
,'sli Ernd,oiuh $50. Mclviu Mea,ior.
h I.i dESoI h""r h"''h"r, ofice. 100 North
~ '2GkS ), III, aEI BEL nsnSer Nv. Mar.
i,,.cE iinApES SilA';rENHD 4 SIZE.
clALrN- .All kinds "t HWn -
shSrpcncd y. Reeves Barber sunni, e..
~ Wcst Broad street.
StuiS sii'NGr shoe shine ;or Iadics . nj
gsNtlsnlua ~ thc new Broad Street S.,.
ten Msi.er r!easanis. tho Foot STACK,
SHOES !,iliStp-s tickets .S,' shoes re.
Erred orr. FORT Shoe CO. 10? e. Main
t,uop CARVING and destxnine furni,ure
repaired an.I oade to. order KEYS NEED
80 W. X, HARVARD. 9o3 Eas, I.,Ixh
TELL. yosr want story here to,morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals.

NOTICE TO EMPLOYEES
'''H OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
OWE 10 MY orFlcE- HAVE
'.''N.o HUNDREDS or YOU
nErurr A., so ..rp 500.
no yoc. yo;. KNEW un v,,,,,.
WAS MAx>erK 90. r,,r ~,
roxr E,.r,.oyMrxr ,,rr,c.
oA1r YOU. rur ,a.e.r ,,rs
AVAILABLE THEN VIII, ,o
50 now. rms SERVICE is An.
spi.rrrLr FREE = ,.nx
WAY. PUBLIC rMr,oyueSr
BUREAU. ROOM : CRY HALL
PHONES nAxp,,,.pH %. NAM,
son .7a,.
z,,.i,cs. 70 Ev.,,,vrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

A,TT,) PNHTS-Savc money an your ,uio
mobile warts i,y havins wilbur =. Dolso, .
~ Brock Avenue duplicate thc Old paiis
Jor You. Mo Also h,Ne all kinds I'll
masna,es-- Eoscn. 81 81: Eisuta NJ,
- ~. tIacrr Aao parts Tor Splltdcr..
tu.0 pARrS-'We buy, ond sell psrts for
any MAKE automobile. Erouse Su,o Wreck.
ing and Metal ca. 2eo2 Esst Main Stree,
q Timoy. Dispatch Ad.teker will heip YOU
my up'' your classified al 20 that IL viii
get quick results. Phone Randolph 1,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Trey trallers. Designed -"lely from,
the demand point or e vehicle 10 bc
hAuied .aint high -srred motor
Icuck. The embodiment Of tho
highest engineering .Eill--in con
>truction the equal OF the best truck
made. Under avcrsas conditions 4
Troy Trailer will 1t least doubts the
lulu.inc capacity OF any good max.
ri truck. and rut hauling cost IN
half Prices right: quick delivery
n. D. KIM Motor Corporation. sci
West R-1hr street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

WRITE 4 nonS-love, mother. home child !.
hood. PATRIOTS or any subject cont.
nose music and guarantee publication.
Send words to-day Thomas Merlin, 6Se
Reaper Elook. Chicago.
advertiesd In thesc columns. They'll In.
tefcsS y-o.u. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

nEisc"ES - THREE RRIscons. .rusr
LIKE NEW COOP TIRES, ror AID
NEWLY PAINTED run VERY I.ir.
TIE MoruE ~ Al CONDITION. /.
Low ri:IcE r"H y Quick SALE
TERMS ~ pMsIE"n. CArlrAi. MOTOR
c"Er"EATi"~. $40 WEST nnoAn
STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Let US put ton on your car.
or. II YOUR top is GOOD. probably tn.
glasses are ont OF the rear curtain.
We have the best-caupped shop In
the city Of Richmond. and can do
your work quickly and satisfactorily.
Coburn Motor Sales Corp. of Rich
mond. l2l5 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

NOTICES -Hicbin"rd. Va. January 20 1917.
No.tcn - hcr"tr -iv-n that I."us Gori"i,
~Hf NJ. Amstcr have ih;s day sold their
TOW business. Known - ,iv;:int. Toy CO.
80 J.. p. Steel Who VIII hereafter com
duct the business IT the uiacc. No.
'is East Br'-h street Richmond. Va.
tho owner thereof rho S.Ji - u
SjeEc doc. not assume The liz bilj,i.. or
collect ANY debts du- th~ nrm wa me
i:n" OF purchase All h,iIS urupid should
ho prsscntcl 10; paymcn, - c',i,er Louis
s""i'E or NJ. AUs;cr u. -. ssi-c-'. r-o-
priel"r. By l.. 'senst"in. mani gar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
BUSINESS SERvICE
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Heating ana Plumbing.

, Tenth and Main. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

MATriIEW.-rha tInsesi s9r.l.cs OF MR.
'!-rH Vaughan M-ttilesa were yoIiduct.d
Thursda: .trniGS. T.. ~, the r..!-
"chre OF her sister. AIR. j. ~. n. 4J<tn.
the EcN. MHrsh&i, WinEuc.u. "t Hanover
Avenue Chris .i"n church, ouici.ting. rh-
ipuoNinS "Ci"d a. -. AOcarvr.. ~. ". Win
;;IoM. ilow-'n McHcc. Air Minor. Air
Writ BroCk, NJ, watt. j. II rho,u..
Captain ShUemstkc, an, j. n Iiut..h.r
Burial In l,it...law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

High, class shoe rcrair!ns. We u,S
= "'hcr, Done richt Is our motto II
chn hr done amy cthcr MY IL Won
n.lhS nH your Work. We do work
Mhctc We set our name, Dnna Right
Shoc Shnr, i:2 North Eish!i Street..
H. Holman. rror.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

GoODh.-Dieu. FRIDAY morning So.
o'clock Ia his home. 100 Taylor street.
George II. Goou.. aged thirty-tUur years.
~ leaves III! vie anu twu children. nis
fnnther iathr shd tHo brothers.
Funcr~l ct o'clock SUNDAY from tn
,,nn'.nr. 4'sptst church burial IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

BUICK TRUCK. SUITABLE FOR HAUL
l&G ANYTHING LESS THAN HALE
ron GOOD TIRES sTRoMRERo MAG
%Ero. MOTOR ~ GOOD CONDITION.
g, II. RowsEy PHONE RANDOLPH
IFS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

First-"lasS shoe repairing II Won
want satisfaction il hoo repairing
nc vcry hest leather Service AMI
satisfaction is our motto Right
lriccs i:.hu Shnr Rr1i,!r Co. ii.
West iiic1d Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

&. W. wrenn. formerly with =. s.
Gebhard for tho mast nine ycarr. liz
now nlanaEcr for inn l.. !. Grace
sign Co. lln North Seventh street
Gi.ns. clio" cnrd-. banners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Ia 49, ~ i..Ck ..i.---Dicd. January =. at
40 y. ~. at his hone. so Nurih IniFtt-
second street. tiirt,toI,n"r f.. Hsua1S!ncAel.
3s.u th!rty-ii,c t-ar3
Incr"i MI.i te"e u-ac| from ,he l:e
i.hcnl J.utEr.sn ,nJT'h. Siath an.i N4A,
streets. III q :! ..ondsy. january -.
HuriAt = i,.tf- y,,ya =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

SMITH ER.-picd. u =" "'ciovI. S,,inrI y
.ience Sos Mt Gar! street. a.,5i = .r. ar.
George ~ Smilncr. She !c.ycs hrs
,onz, william 90 Ge"rs" W. ana Waite.
= St!thcr: thrC. i-i.r> MIR ENtln..
WHh.nSon. Sir. H~t'ie skinner and Gti.s
PAULINE r-imer. - This ci,! -nd oa.
broth ". u r.lni.r. "i I-A:,nv,li,. II.
FMner.l WI talk" ri.ce this ,.tcrno"n
Sr"nN '~"m G'"v> :'rvnme Baptist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

EIKh MYER-Iha Iuuc"ai ~ Fred - kirk
fryer Viii o. Crnnuc.e.I from -" =;
race Street - "a " coo 4" SI.i.a. morning.
January %: the iHkc!luei.t w.,. uS az moi
wood. hc lvu""..S VIII 'cJ Us IL
hearers: PCrC1 ..i"nE'. =: =. Carrot. - ~
.suinn. Forest .>or,.,i. i>cInper lancy luL
L. l.. RrlA,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

-, $. Auto Supply carry = COM
nlcis line. OF every hing for tho 4ui"
Iire!. tunes, pStchcs. II YOU need
anything In the accessory lin" call
On us. Water and air free priv,
nv street acrttco at Nour coD,-
,nsnd. .. ;. AUTO SiIprly. ali
East Broad. Madison tGIH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

coNrEA'r Or carpenter w"rN. wouru b,
s'"h /" hnih house oGi..., porch or d.,
y""r s"acrs! repair work. n needed san
: g. King Randolph Ns"-N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
Personals.

BOWLING BOWLING: FINE EXERCISE
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. RAJ
ACE ALLEYS. UNDER vicToE THEA
TER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

o. passenger ,Raich. 7InI7 mrtisi.
:, brSnh: new Urea; GOOD ssndiLlon. Mus'
Qutck sale for cash; bargain. 100 Nest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
hNNOCNCEifEATS.
Deaths.

ioDD!N-Mou. .,shuary - ~ O:, l.. u.
az hcr rcaidshct. Isl! f."yd ANeHu".
Annie Eii"aoctH ,.nu,i!.t. fu.,rAi s-.N =, ca
ia!S fSuuua!J aits;uVon ii"n Tire rt+i
nnhcc at . Ciovn. i'tsidi in ho!iy,, "v,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

WARDEN g. JONES-Mcchanical work.
The best mechanical work done by skilled
~"rkmen. Wagons bursies and CARR.
aces repaired aud built. Estimates given
Warden & Lones. i7iS Yves, Cary street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

a..oE HEtAlGiNU-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

| TRUCk-One-ton truck. good as new Used
! ess than ninety days. 4 bargain 10 ouicE
| 6uycr Terminal Motor Co.. Ninth and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

WRITE: rHi! OI;DS FOR q .on. Wc ,y-j,.
inns!c I'D Guarantee ruai:hsr' acccDi
"n'c summit poems. patriotic. love o.
:bs !u0lS't. chester Music Co J.s Sauit
- born. .tn,tH 1888. ct,.rs 30
, 1919-02-18

Another link with the past is ~sundered.
Yesterday the last annual meeting of
British subj cts connected with the An
glican Church establishment in this is
land took place in the British Consulate,
consequent on the transfer of the Church
to American authority. For the past
sixty years or more the British Govern
ment have maintained a British Chap
laincy in this island and the Rector of
All Saints has always held the appoint
ment and the British Government have
therefore annually assisted the Church
funds by covering any deficit which may
have occurred. This now Closes; the
ChaplaincS passes aw ay, and that book
was closed yesterday. As the British
Government las consistently treated the
Church with much consideration, such a
parting must necessarily cause regret and
this was emphasized in an appropriately
worded resolution introduced by Mr.. H.
Burrowes, one of the Church wardens,
on behale of All Saints congregation.
Aprgpos His Lordship the Bishop of An
tigua Was present at the meeting.-St.
Thomas Mail Notes, Feb. 18th.
, 1919-02-18
TELEGRAMS
ST. ROIX STATION.
Censored at jamaica.

Censored at Jamaica.)
london, Feb. 13th-The Miners Fede-
ration Of Great Britain in Conference at
Southport today decided to take a strike
vote returnable on February 22nd. The
Federation yesterday voted to reject the
proposals of the Govt. to meet the Miners
demand for a six-hour day and a 3O%
increase in wages.
New York, Feb. 13th-Mr. James E.
Becks, former United States Assistant
Attorney General, speaking at the Lin
coin dinner of the Republican Club last
night, criticized President Wilson for
Undermining" the constitution. The
, 1919-02-18
St. Thomas News.

The transport "Kittery" arrived on
Saturday with supplies and left yester-
day northward bound. The young men
who enlisted some days ago in the navy
left on her.--St Thomas Mail Notes,
Feb. 10th.
, 1919-02-18

American people. "One hundred mil
lion people,, he said, stand in a stupor
of amazement as one man, not only
pledges their country to policies that are
subversive to our Government, but also
sets at nought our most sacred traditions
as voiced in Washington's immortal fare
we'll address,.
Paris, Feb. 14th.-At the preliminary
Peace Conference this afternoon Presi-
dent Wilson, as Chairman of the Commits
sion on the League of Nations, read the
report. The action Of the contracting
parties shall be effected through a meet
ing Of delegates representing them as an
Executive Council and of a permanent in
ternational secretariat at the seat of the
League. Each country can have three re-
representatives. but only one vote. The Exc
cutlye Council will consist of represen-
tatives of Great Britain, France, the Uni
ted States, Italy andJapan, together with
the representatives OF four ether States.
The Council shall meet as often as is
necessary but at least once a year at
whatever place may be designated. Any
matter within the sphere of action of the
League or affecting the peace OF the world
will be dealt with. The first meeting of
the delegates and the Executive Council
shall be summoned by the President of
the United States of America. Admis-
sion to the League shall be limited to full
ly self-governing countries including
Dominion and Colonies.
Paris, Feby. 18th. General Moinier,
Military Governor Of Paris, died sudden
ly last night while at dinner ct the home
of Jean Cruppi, former Mialste~ of For
eign Affairs.
London, Feb. 13th-The Earl Of Rose
berry, former Prime Minister, is danger
ously i'll. His health for some time has
been failing and it is recalled that he
suffered from a paralytic stroke several
years ago.
London, Feb. 3th.-British Wireless
Service: The situation at Kadish on the
Archangel front is more satisfactory for
the moment, according to an official
statement issued today by the War Of
fee. On Feb. 10th, it is added, the AL
lied troops drove 800 Bolshevik back six
miles in the region of Sredmakranga.
The statement reads: After a Bolshe-
yik attack on Sredmakranga, 100 miles
south of the city Of Archangel on Feb.
10th, a combined attack was carried out
by Allied troops and the enemy number
ing some 800 was driven back to positions
six miles south of Sredmakranga. The
enemy attacked in strong force in the
afternoon Of Feb. 18th, on the Kadish
sector. The which was made in freezing
mercury is considered to have been re-
pulsed most efficiently, and the sitI1a-
, 1919-02-18

Paris. Feb. 18th. - Delegates represent
ing associations having a membership
of ten million have met here in order to
organize a National French Congress.
The Congress will sit from Feby. 9th to
March 1st to draft French claims tc be
presented to the Peace Conference.
London, Feb. 14th.--The Council of
the Empire Press Union today resolved
to accept the invitation from the Domin-
ION OF Canada to hold the next imperial
press conference there i'll the early Au-
tumn of 1920. The original idea was to
nave a conference in Canada towards the
END OF this year when perhaps the
Prince Of Wales will be there to open
a portion OF the New Parliament Build
lngs. 1t became clear, however. that
it would be impossible to get a really
representative gathering of the Empires
Press to undertake the journey so soon af-
ter the Peace Conference and with other
momentum matters under immediate con-
slderatlon. The gathering will include
representatives from Great Britain, Aus
tralla, New Zealand and possibly South
Africa
London, Feb. 14th.-The people of
Oporto supported by Republican forces
have restored the Republic in Northern
Portugal, according to a Lisbon despatch
received by the Portuguese Legation.
Pavia Coibeiro, the Royalist Leader. has
been arrested. The fighting at Oporto
lasted ninety minutes. A pat of the
Government is proceeding to Oporto.
Weimar, Feb. 18th. Count Won Bern
storff will not go to the Peace Conference
as a German Delegate. Germany plans.
for the time being, at least, a peoples
army on the basis of General Conscrip-
ton. Germany will renounce within a
few days her intention to carry out a
complete disarmament and demobili-
zatlon and a commission made up of
the Democratic, Center and Socialist
parties are now discussing details of the
new Governmental programme. These
points were made by Frederick Ebert
the New resident of Germany, in an
Informal talk with Foreign newspaper
men today. President Ebert added
that Germany in future was going to
have orly an army of defence. Con
tinuing President Ebert said: .'Our
gold as the whole world knows has in
a large part gone to the Entente. All
the food and securities now on hand
would not suffice to cover more than
the most urgent needs Germany would
be glad to pay honourably and as soon
as possible. If food and raw materials
are furnished and Germany is given
assistance toward rehabilitation. be-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Bowie Entries

First race (sellsne two-sear-ofis one
e1,le) ofA Anerican Boy nl ffer1 GirC
M St 2rS9ia eoia los GsrS loa CO 'Fgekqse" r..
i05 Primitive 100. ~ casey eatr,
Second race tPfinc4 George Junior utn-
ficap. two yoar-oids settn furlonv1
r.andale l2s rNallipotis liz Mock
~; King . Champion. III Hrrf Girl. fff
sandy Bnal ll5 Shlil.iRph H. Inf.
smart Guy. iol rMurray shieve entrs
Third race CHE oriale Handicap all
ages six ana a hair flrlongs) Fiass t-s
Crank. l0s Rapid pay Toe pii Ras. '1a.
is2 Grin akin. l0s. Duietpde fot.
ophela. 1ld. Salvestra. I9n Pa-sIa-
shower. l0s
Fourth race ohe capNai. CIV Hardi-
II. lo- Slippery Eln. iop. Rapid Day sos.
D,.san Gone. lOl. tophelia. I'M Craut. .pI,
Whiwsv. ln+. .Tetlry. "a Duchess Lace.
lHY kashnir. los, Fort Bliss. inJ. Dasls-
tttzsimmons entry.
Eltth race claiming an ages enc iali.l
-Whimsy. i19. The Decision. 10 cua.a
Of the sea. lo7. .War Mach.ne. les. y int
Bolster los. Warsaw ITO. sun olsl III
los Elected II. io2. The Desert lo7
Sixth race tclaiminr three-y a~-.i.fs
Meiiora, lls: Nebraska, los. Virginia yea.
los, 'Rockport. los Cola Glow 81.
Refugee. 1os: Veto. TO- 'Ceulsrhn. fae
Ben Hampson. li3. Blue Thistle. l1s
Me!anchoIla. io2.
seventh race CciairlnS; three -year-oisis
Capital City li4. Indian Chant. jos. A oil
traitor. l0s Jacnetts. 90 Ma k-nzie
Rsiazst. los; Hope io5 'Edi;h Bsufaann.
100. Tit for Tat. iol TlgsrdL l0s. r.lry
Prince, l02; 'Cabalo. 81
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
School EIcvens
Across Bridge
L ace Big TEST

Brooklyn schoolboys arc to enjoy
thor banner football day Of the season
to-day when two games having an i'm
oortan' bearing on Tie district cham.
pionshlP are scheduled for decision.
Ihe greatest interes. appears 70 bo
conferred in the contest between Poly
Prop Sctool and Erasmus Hail High
school. which viii be warrd AZ Fhbof-
fle d and Will marx the twentieth an
1nai battle between the two eievcrs
~ the Inst olescr games each teasa
mas won tive, one Struggle resulting IL
tie.
of most equal mno ance IS ,hs
match between Flushing iiah School
and Hra oklyn Prep So. aol whttA s
aa'' Of tie d01h', header matd fef
ieci sion a. Commercial rael8 Ne eeer
eam has met defeat fh .casan. anl
4 Is the contention of m nv fhaf he.r
~o c'ovens nro both stronger fAaA
Poly or Erasmus. fannnI 1fn'a afas
.rd New Utrecht viii rur iie le
nit of TIE program at commercial
Although Poly hes been n-8cfeafea
f"f mn eHfcd ON frr af ir fs fes
t0e hardest game of lfs sth0iale W.th
no BY and biNe fasta ciss#n
.iancYtr Erasmus v h mHtrrIaf .
Weakened by ihe loss of d .oH eRsf. ,h
9mrerbnek. VINO Wis ha farer 70
Haieh .le contest fr.m lie 8e
hoDtNeaer tcvrG dl..or fra ta If
deu der IN practice Iaf Wedua 4s
fnd r. eat i.r io eaeaH iaf.
feI H rect tiH "csm
INe Forward pass Hn.llarf.
He Frequently used hN h0fh ffltr.aa
.nt r. baf n 'fi- r.
he hand saHn0i hr .Ha u.
Atcsar whe c..F.l handler
I'll. f..f i..a f a
."N- hstHeNn ff0 twl
Hfa.HN HrHeaf. 'H ha lI ff0n.fr
fd isHra N8 ea aa
rHeef
er0r '.fn 1
ds' 'ea'ng fFr rIro's tHs ar.nr
uf
-aH. 8es af fhl frn nfs
H ht s. fesH1 ifaI's tefaf
aa'H n pro nts fHfa staaeia
iave hsrl nH harA aaHe
wIfr squna CO. rtrer lrHtla
nrorr.Hi No'd vH unleHhtr Il
prove Haaegaa fe fcc. nn l.ta Al
.na~ ~H.c e e'feni fhe deaale
1HF Roth tran k'tn prem rnH
f'n nr are datarni Nal oH 1r
thH HHeaE08 80 sfr. 0naue niaa
nF 81 lHr' Vek Ilu n.
Wiii eIlntlv outweigh ts flvafs. rA.
.a 4 20 have An sE-er. .IoHal y iI-h|
e'Nfen. bu' IN SCORING It. vicIaf.,.
'fa S'Nn Prep hes denou'ed unaa
Specs
seFeral Flushing N'aeers are sta
i0luries received tha r..rI.
tie te0py Wehh Aea.I..se
e'e.en but Smith Alf4 Ia, ca4es.
art 1rm again the pra
hf Nlnr So uac ona nallart .Ns
n'afcr. a.t0'lrh Hraat fn
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O'A)owei Shades
Mike Gibbons
I'm en- Rounds
Champion Rallies After Poor
Start, and Majority of
the Experts Favor Him

o,S. ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 2I.-Mike
po"d, mlddleweight champion, and
.lke Gibbons, tho St Paul Phantom.
fought terrific, bloody tcn-round bout
mere tonight. he fight was vicious
ana c lose all the way. and although
several OF the ringside experts called
ne bout draw tho majority gave
Dowd slight shade Gibbons had
tne better of the early rounds. but
y DowI rallied after tho fifth round.
In the first round Gibbons made no
ciiort to box tn champion, but stood
t"e TO toe and slueged. Gibbons made
ODowd mss and landed several blows
IN return. II was a tame session.
- wa opened tae socoad by driving
,"o riGhts 10 the jaw. After GsbbOns
landed light right cross O'DowI was
S"lt'0ncd for h.trug IN clirches. Glib
oonS began 70 box the champion and
- 'owd missed aAaln aud again. Glib
pons earning the round.
HlDD 4ns landed tre first bard bow
IN the third, Il right to the kidnevs
- g. 'oW d began 20 break rround. 0ut
Gibbons o0tboEci nm. ODoVd landed
" right on Glpbonss ore ibbons be-
ian TO bleed aal 0.Uatd drove r,ehts
aad lcfts r. the 6rdg. Gibbons iarJed
naid rl9t cross en- 0'N .wds chin
and fo' aa even break for the round.
in he itigd G. 1ons bored In and
'ninely mado no efforts - dodge
- 'o"d's sNlnes o'Iowd swunr n
zen lncs and landed twice 0'1owd
aGar croned tae cut over C. 3.sr,'.
iril e} and nied st~ right 10
-.r jaw 'lbD tns fesp poua 4 Wltl g.
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beis at tins in tt N.h both
itf toes eatE. ltH Gibbons
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
schoolboys 10 Compete
For Cross-Coun.ry TIllp

In connection with the intercol.a,i-
ate cross country run this mornlne at
Van Cortlandt Park the Columbia \ r.
letlc Association is holding race for
the high schools Of the city which uH
be merged with p. S A. l.. run While
all Of the schoolboys WILL run In tse
one race, two scores viii be tas.n.
one for the Columbia trophy and .ha
other for me schola tic champions in.
The Marine Post of the American
Legion has offered a trophy t. the
school winning the scholastic rim. ia
commemoration Of Johnny Overt3n.
known as the John Overton trophy. to
go to the winning school for e.e
year, and to become the pernan m
possession of the schoo first to v.n
three legs on the trophy. Unpreee-
dented interest in the run Is bang
manifested among the schoolbovs.
vile the entries exceed all former
records. This race vii get started
nmediately after the college run. The
distance Will be three miles, one lsn
around the course.