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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
HORSE SENSE.

Boston Transcript; But, OF course, the
real old fond friend Of Liquor Will
never take kindly to a pony that
doesn't kick a little.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
WoopRows PLUM.

Philadelphia Press: This talk OF max
ing ex-Premier Asauith first presl-
dent Of the league of nations has got
to be suppressed or we ma refuse
to play any nor
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
RESTRAINED %ENTHUsIAsM.

Charlest0n News and Courier: The
Missouri Legislature doesn't seem TO
have been exactly carried away by
the seloquence" Of Jim Reed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
DREAM

Pittsburgh G-azette-Timess When all Of
labor's uplift dreams come true no.
body but the boss will work and he
will get nothing out Of it.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
MOL YET--NoR SOON.

New York Telegraph: Przen1syl has
been captured again, but up 70 this
writing ii has not been pronounced.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03

redeem your Liberty Bonds or notes
by paying you dollar for dollar Of their
face value.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-03
cuRAM eHlP FOUNDERS.

Norfolk. va. April 1.Nayy authori-
ties received word today Of the found.
ering on March 80 OF the Cuban
schooner Lucia, 400 miles Off the
North Carolina coast. All hands ex-
eept one seaman were lost,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
SPORTS
.HEAv!Es MEET TONIGHT
PAPPAS AND MARVEL CLASH
ON MAT AT STRAND THEATER
First Named Newcomer md EXperts
to tnnnSk OPp0nent-i.Ocni We'll
tcrNcfGhts Furnish IreIimiuary.

Another new mailman Viii he intro
duced 10 Richmond fans tonight at the
Strand Thcatcr. when the masked mar
vel who appeared here in :. bout several
nights ago VII! AGAIN DC called upon
TO defend his iaUgels. sim Pappas
conner who Will endcayor 20 get the de-
riSion over the narvc.. The men will
wrcSuc Al catch weights, aithoucn
both contcnderS are expected 20 weigh
in close IL the l35-pouna notch The
bout VIII he over the finish route, only
The s,rans! ehold being barred
Henry MocS;I and Give Tyson. two
iocai wci;crwcishts, VIII go on in the
preliminary. which Will lie OH q time
limit basis. Both Of these young grap-
piers are said 10 be APP; students OF the
catch- as -catch-can arr, ana they are
counted on 10 furnish = lively contest
they VIII start the program at N:3n
O'Clock Referee Jack Wood;ui will
send the big SrappicrS together ust
as soon as the preliminary has been
CON, i,Ided.
The MASKED Marvel pappas bout vii!
." tac second ErapDling contest 20 be
- iced here this season under the dircc-
ton Of George Herbert. the local prn-
noi"F. who is working to land Scvcral
other bis: mat contest for Eic;,ncnd
this winter. Herbert has ANNOUNCED
ti'i lte IS angling TO: a match between
itcSiina ami another good he.,vywcight
lie is trying 10 arrange bouts between
the leading midd!cwci.htS. while Earl
CradIocl>. claimant OF the worlds
heavyweight championship is also
mentioned IN connection with the plans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
GERMAN INDUSTRIES ARE
RUNNING AT HIGH SPEED
Foreign buyers Taking Adyapt.r, al,
Low Price OF Mark 10 Inv 4,
Stocks.

COBli;NI. Dec. fisherman indus.
,ries generally this fai, have been
aolns the greatest business in more
ncwsparc- accounts Foreign orders
nave hc"n coming in for months yari-
vuS lhdnS RIA! centcrs have rrportnd
Many factories are said to have on
mn" more orders Khan they will he
On all sides employees are demand
ne increased wages. and many labor
ulmtnitlcs havc ariSc With indications
OF unrest among the German workInrn
y" extensive sales OF German roods
70 foreign puNcrs are recorded in the
Gcrnan newspapers. hu, American
"rhE oiiiSers who keen account OF
assert that it is an established fact
tAai foreign BUYERS arc taking adj
vantage of the low value o. the n,arl
/" purchase German produc's whcr-
buyers reccntiv have been nurrhasin"
chinawacc. Kitchen utensils aluminum
ware furs and other articles OF gen
The situation has reached such nro-
portions that the Ministries Of Ecnn-
ONES and Finance have been discuss
ING the advisabilitv Of establishing a
u,u,S on cXroTts on the ground that "a
h LEE par, OF the German expor;s is
nc1nE sold At sacrificial priccs''
ne Cologne Chamber OF Commerce
IN Gazing attention to tn. large nur.
chases OF goods by forciennrs sors
max mar !" these rls" f o. me low value Of the
r ni,,n hothins moro than a ''commercial
Der, as well as others in |ronkTnr,
III" ',i eiscwncre. has advised German
nuyers. 70 charge prices somewhat IN
proportion 10 the actual value ~ H.
.ooos In the markets Of the worid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
SPORTS
SCHEDULE IS Announced
JOHN MARSHALL FIVE PLAYS
RALEIGH HIGH IN CAROL INA
In Going Out Of Stnte Locn, S.ho,l
nrcnks rrccedent-SIuod ut Work
and Rounding Into shane.

For the first time in the history Of
The institution quint representing John
Marshall High School will go OIL, n,
the state TO play basketball AccorJ-
ing 10 the schedule recently comnlct Cd
and made public today. the Marshallitcs
have booked game with Raleigh High
School in this city January 80. and I'm
re- .r VII play The carolinians in
games. ten at home and the same mum
Der abroad. make up the schedule as
addition TO the game IN Carolina. tin"
local gum, has two games pendin.
viii teams in Washington.
Coach Jones has held several work
outs. and tho squad Of ifty-five candl-
dates Is fas, rounding into shape. IN.
:sIs squad IS complete. with the ox-
TO school. With these veterans and
n mum Der OF promising new candidates..
the Bihc and White should be ycry
nIncn IN the basketball limciight this
Following is tho schedules:
r,ic chhnmnry . Petersburg High, q,
January lpendine)-Manass High
AT Richmond. 80 p"
;, January lG-charlottesvn,e High. a,
January ~ pendins)-Western High.
at Wa ellington. :"
January :--central High, al Wash.
inrton.
January 3o-Ralelgh High. at Rich.
mond.
February s-Ealeish High. at. RAJ.
February 7-Danville High, at Dan.
February li-Chatham High, at Rich
February 18--Maury High. at Nor.
February H-rortsmouth High, a,
February l9-Lynchburg High at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
INDIANS CAPTURE FIRST 4
WILLIAM AND MARY QUINT
VICTORIOUS OVER LEGIONS
Coach Driver Charges Score 6S Points
to Opponents II and HIVE lit
tie Trouble Winning.
WILLIAMSBURG VA

WILLIAMSBURG. VA Dec III.
William and Mary Colleges basketball
quint is practicinG hard in prepara-
ton Tor their game against the Mcdi-
cal College of Virginia here tomorrow
might. The local cnilcg ians have high
hopes OF emerging victorious from the
encounter with the Richmond saw
bones. by reason OF The fact that they
defeated ihc qu;nt Of the Williams burs'
Post. American Legion. by the score OF
eS to II, last night.
Alva Cooke. with seven field goals.
Pierce and Wallace. with six goals
each. and Turner Henley. with five
baskets. starred for the Indians. The
piece OF team leadership. Hudson also
For the town boys the playing Of
Judy" Brooks was the outstanding
feature. Brooks is coming out for the
college auint after the holidays. lie
COULDN'T resist getting in tho game on
Tuesday. and he shot four baskets and
runr up three points via the foul bas-
kc, route. Among the town players
were Or. Polly Stryker. former VIII
liam aui Mary and Medical College of
Virginia star, Tom and George Ben
Gsddy. Gardner Brooks and George
Lane
Coach Driver played his frs, and
second teams. Henley. Hudson. Pierce.
Goslec and Young played the first
team. with Cooke. Wallace. Johnson.
SiSson and Pierce composing The sec
ond squad. The Indians have good big
men and good little men, it appears.
Friday night the Indians play the
Medical College OF Virginia five here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
COLONEL MILLER WANTS
TO PROMOTE BIG FIGHT
Oil NrEnate and Ranchmap Is wi1lin E
10 Give S30O,oO0 for Battle
between HeavywcISktS.
IRv Universal Scrvicc.I

NEW YORK. Dec. ll.--Thrce nun
dred thousand dollars! Do we hear
another hid for the Dempsey Carpen-
tier fight" If not. Colonel J. &. Miller.
OIL maGnatc and ranchman, OF Okla
homa. Will get it. and the colonel ac-
cordinG 10 latest reports from the
front is willing TO dig down in his
leans and raise the ante a few notches
higher.
Colonel Miller has sent cableGra m
TO Carpenter asking If he is tied UP
with G. l.. Cochranc and whether his
arrangements with Cochranc will pre-
vent the staging of tho bout i'm this
country. The cablcSram makes the
offer OF s300000 for the bout. Colonel
Miller has been follower OF the ring
for many years. few years ago he
tried to tempt Jess Willard into a
match with his backing. but failed.
4 dispatch from san Francisco in
dicatcs that Jim Cotfroth is taking an
active interest in the bidding for the
Dempscy-Carpentier match. which he
would like to stage at Tiajuana. Lower
California. Mexico. The statement is
made on the authority of Jack Kcarns,
pempSey'S manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
HAVANA RESULTS

~ i,'f: -, .9ei H.o :nrioooss cuor ilt u.n-
* II" ly,2u 30 -" ."Ii. srpoHd ,:is-
a!nchito itH '''" an"
ss SK,oo r.- rae' IS ,fprena. Aacl.ns,ion.
~ tondi. .735.stHgii.'. . "a 20 !. : 20 =
=. 20 - lhia Time. 's4' 80 'rh"o,io,.
- ahHl"'l Iho.io count Hoits li.,,t,
III ,rha ->rpiil N-l-.i!, ''"'""
M" raes -siN tu'lpue Pm. ri,,,
~ IL, ..GIttnhhIil. 20 . d" 5 10 IL
huh.t ia 'tIaWri TO I'm y'
- second Buster CLAIR. iGs * o, ~, -
l,:ls,,i.5. Enas Ed. ..;. h'fq ri'n,...
~ ! nm, NM aoi,' and hian,n.'s i,u ~
=, - ~ '"' atN ;HIf"Iirs. i,iir,in,l ,,..
Lux: 20 ] 10 f. an. ,''-''' go
'',hth' l,"Ha.i"u. iGs ,E0ri.~I1.,, 20,
80 T.. -' on" 'solIytui- ia ~: -
.,,,.. 'y-S'scn I'm ,!4,f j,n,,.'m,,',,,
Ir,..,aa,,'! .-!!e aid an c.sEtr-.ri,,
rl!Gstn' ~ ~, hoi-3bs!'i - I'M !
=, .: Won. fum"trL-. 80 $40, o..
Ia. iico 70 30 D s~cuuH. ,;,..; i,u
! ~ 3su" In. En- 20 :. ou, MA .!i'Tmaa,,
uis.; ffiH"ni. Han and iI..r -, =, '""''
"Im iH.., mn" AMI siNt,ci.tn-G .il ~
win. ii.i,. ', IN - - I" 3. - -
,ChiaSatisl ~ second r'es'ai pav. -:
'F.m.; - 2-i Jolnsn Elsr. 30, tn'IG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
TIGER TRACK STARS RETURN
Hopes Of Princeton UnIvcrsity Rise
When Two OF Mnlnstays Are Dis
churEed From Marine CorpS

PRINCETON, " j. Dec. l1-Princc-
ton track prospects rose considerably
when. two former varsity men-Dick
Clevel nd. son OF the late eX- President,
charges from the marine corps and
came back as members of the senior
class.
The Yale-iIarvard- Princeton meet in
1918. took second in the Princet on =
Columbia meet. and second in the in
tercollc. iatcs.
Buxby took third place in both hur-
dies in the triangular and Columbia
meets in 1915 Carl Erdman. this
four races. and George TrowbridEe
vino is "a member of rho senior ella SIS.
took all four second places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

hrs; race i've and ons,hslf iurionss--
fT,nHow o GIRL d iS' M;n'WG ,: 20 l. ' ~
a. !. 80 ]. second: Tom crooks. II"
q! $5 Ei,a Msry ie9:sephtne. :lir,%vrn Ne.
,as; Gsva s II, IL. I.,S3t j;"%tr. IN
Cobalt, los (Coltilc,tD. ) TO |. . to ;. :
20 20 ,secord; pr ;sha,er, i os
%.W Model siiycy sh@ piro. kai.hiin. ii ',s
eic. Lady i.onEfeilow. Tom Goose. Mss
Wright Don Jose ran.
c fh5a Il, iae wrsn ana ;o hs 10 'grG" ~
UT | TO 5Stona Miss Kru,sr, III oiu,.
:, cormisSsy. ~ r, KSna,Hl Itirmitan.. ,Tro-
h.Me Sun SUI TruS Is S,nei Nor'hasc. Holt
FoaTth raeT.StN iurionGs-ruliua. II
= M /" }. ,hi:a. T'ine' iii; ~.
rrdec; Sub"hiar. Rsy n i'!".s.nion. Nom.
Is. r,h ri-fe kob;nsa ana se,ysSn;y 4tas
"ui. Won; Ballet Dancer II. IL UiutweiD.
I. j. - :. ot!. second: sun God, lbs
- s,5 This;!edon ran
S'Sth r"cH-Im 'i, AND s'Htecnth- rnnr.
- :, even. to =. second ranlac. ITO (S,-r-
lnG,: to- TO b. TO 10. third. Time.
y. 90. i.uciie i. l."i~. Little Gink. Don
niI$yen;;G1o rssSG .S ana siI'e"nth-Mss
% !, won; Gspt,.nI.. liz SSRodr:snSz, 20
u 4 ,n. scG, g! ~ ~ I. 10 mia
il+ spring. Parrish PhIl!s:ins ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
PAYS DEAR FOR BULLS DEATH
inSnrnnee ComPnny Forced 10 Civ.
"'"'H" for Death OF PediEreea
Animal.

oo6 3EW CITY. y. y. Dec Ia SIX
no;d Nif insurance policy has just been
2"tu; II was learned today for ~
death OF King Segls Pontiac .>Icar rae
= cna mpion pedigrccd bull owned hx
:omn -Nrlmann, who lives near MiddIc,
o"n; orange County. It is said tn
or ne largest amount OF insIlrancc
ever PAID on an animal nee
III, Ar,mann had the ouil insured in
.. iord insurance COMPANY II ;s
S.,d ne took the largest pojicv tbs
v :, hid, ny Nv would 1 give, The bnli. for
r mTiun Sloo.o 900 is said 10 have been
was Eiiied by nail that nunntnrad
on" or rs Internal organs. Hence ~
p sn,?, mcnt OF The policy on The hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
BOB SIMPSON NOW PRO
Worlds Record Holder OF Hurdles
Event Tenders Resignation to
Accept Coaching Position.

NEW YORK. Dec. l7.-Robcrt l.
Simpson, worlds record holder in the
,20-yard high hurdles. has tcndcrcd
his resignation as An anatc ur athlete
20 the Amateur Athletic Union. His
letter. with his amateur card, was re-
ccived by Frederick W. Ruben. chair
man national registration committee
OF the A. A. u. yesterday.
Simpson has accepted q position as
coach OF the University of Missouri
,n. team; lie stated in his letter
he gives UP competition. He says that
two OF his stars. !. V. Scholz and J.
Sylvester, are in fine shape and are
anxious to compete in some of the big
meets in tho East this winter. cspeci-
ally the Millrose a. a. games at Mad.
son Square Garden on February 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
THREE WINS FOR N0LDE'
ELKS DEFEATED IN STRAIGHT
GAMES BY WHITMAN'S TEAM
Nenappearance OF Two Men HnndIcaR.
Losers. Who Use One Dummy.
Giants and Cubs Tonight

W hite'. Whitman and his Nolde
couSh boSS TOOK three straight games
rom the fiikS at the PictSch Alleys
last evening. taking all Of the Games
by safe margins. The .Antler Tribe
we're handicapped by the nonappear-
Hicks and Alright falling 10 pui in
their appearance. which necessi,atcd
the rolling OF a substitute and The
iskins OF one dummy score RAY
Whitman was high man for the win
ners with a threc-game total &c 5oS
rolling three excellent gamcs-o02 oi3
and ISL. Whit Whitman rolled high
individual' score for his team. For the
losers Ed. Pietsch was high man. both
Tor individual and thrce-came total
rolling games of 255, 205 and I72. for a
three-game total of 6I2
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
PROMOTERS MAY COMBINE
TEX REGARD AND M. DECOlN
TO STAGE BOUT TOGETHER
French and American Sportsmen He
IicNe battle between DempSr! and
Carpenter Possible.

FAIRS. Dec. Sparrow Robert
son. OF New York. representing Tex"
Rickatd. ;hc American fight promoter.
Is coa.crrinS. here with ". Decoin with
the ohjcc, OF having Decoin join in
eats with Richard in Bidding for a
hcht between Jsck Dempsey and
GEORGES Carpenter. owing 10 the diff
ticuitios which ii - believed would
bc encountered II HicKard should try
10 stage the battle IN the United
StatjS, Richard IS reported TO be pre-
pared to aid the French promoter in
holding the championship hEh, in
Paris.
Srcn q hshi would be staged Us the
worlds heavyweight championship.
Richard. according 20 Roberison
\ oUid ne willing 10 advance half The
capita. required and share equally
S.4th the french promoter IN the profit
=. loss The negotiations here are
SNid tu he progressing rap.dlE "W!nG
Iu the expected arrival IN New ! orN
M.tnlu q few days Q. L. Il. Eochrsnr
%, London, who promoted The recent
riga IN The English capital between
voc Beckett and Carpcni.ci, anu VINO
is said 10 be dcSirouS OF arranging
Il Carpenter Dempsey light N London.
Tex Richard. when informed by the
Associated Press IN New York. Of the
result o. the Carpenter SCcNctt nEht
ia LONDON, said he was not Al AL Ger
tain that he would care 10 consider
proposition At this time OF staging
Bout in the United states between
Dempsey and Carpenter. Both fight
ors nc declared. undoubtedly would
expect a very large sum IN the form
o. purses and guarantees. and there
appeared 70 be yc- fen places that
ould he Likely 10 civc gate receipt"
sufficient to warrant the immense out
lay involved.
France at this time" Richard con-
tinucd, could not be expected 20 fur
niSh returns large enough 10 finance
such d ma tcr and leave tho promoters
= profit commensurate with tho time
and money involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
is PROMOTERS WOULD JOIN IN STAGING FIGHT
Hermann Willing to
Resign as Chairman

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Dec. IT,
AuEust HERMANN, chairman of the
National baseball Commission, said
ne did not believe John Il. Foster,
former secretary OF the New York
Nationals. would he selected as his
s"ocessor ns chairman. when he re-
turned today from New York,
where heShnd attended tho NATIONAL
League meeting.
81 nm ready .ts step out or the
chnirmnnship whenever = successor
feund%nnd .eiectcd," Hermann
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
HAVANA ENTRIES

r. W. rG1 e ana one-n-ii ,ur.oD.s-
,!idal 1906: M!as ivan icS: IRON Sh 10, ilas
;G;n ALE; Ies; morc. 10. Al Hudson i;Se
necond Isee-ly. 4nd one. hslf .vr,o,r
HsymaI. Joe: Col Harrison los ESS,!
~; Sck lteaiy. ~: r!ekie Fanty. i'm
MIRO race.-Six furionES-Luci.y D..
w. bianca lOl: Prince Dir.ct 100. ~.
i I.dy TO- Ernsst 100. I.ynnH ood %
Gnrison. -; Erauil;u. IuC: Twrn-, -
~ ItIIsi!, 'crs. ilt: Peaceful Star. III
Fhth ,racc--mile and twenty ys,ds j.
iosi r." Hunicy. l6e: Sod MilcvGrlyhif' III
p.r;on ,fTssceScm,li. .sn1d siat..n;h-Dic
Potnsis e.; EEInont. ll2: High Iia., III.
tr t, o, shelby. !i:; WhippoorwiiI II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
PALACE in SECOND PLACE.
CAPTURE THREE GAMES FROM
CARMEN IN rUCK!PIN LEAGUE
Cosby, of Winners, Is High Man and
Nso Tops, opponents for Total Pins.
ButIcr NcsIRnn CRplnlmcr.

The Palace replaced the virginia
hallway and Power Company for sec
ond place in the Duck Pin League
last night by taking three games on
the Palace Alleys. The second game
was won by one pin
Cosby rolled high score. 1913 and
high total. 800, for his team. While
Butler was high man for the carme IN
Captain Butler resigned from the
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
and Hurbert Austin was elected TO
take mis- place. To night on the Palace
Alleys the L. S. Wooden NILS and
Cook PHintinS Company meet This
means the WOOL will fly aud II the
Cooks take the series L. ;ngans first
place for them in the league.
Last nights scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
CADETS ON PENN SCHEDULE
virginia Military Institute Meet, r,;
'er"'E OF pennsylNania ut FrankIi,
Field Next October

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Dec. )7-co.
iu Jun ia and Virginia Military Institute
schedule for 1920. as Just annonnoad
Pcnnsylvania Military College is tbn
only team. dropped from the old ,;at
The games follow: 10
sept. ooEDelawarc at Franklin Field
Oct. e---Bucknell at Franklin Field
30; Cc,. a-Swarthmore at Ftankiin
at Franklin Field &c
&c. oc, sS-Penn State at Franklin
Oct. 3o-Dartmouth al n-,,,;
Field. hHh
Nov 6-Pittshursh at Pittsburgh.
10Y ,.. aaSo-Et1afayette at franklin Field.
Nov. 2o-Cornell at Franklin EicId
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
COMMITTEE is APPOINTED
GAME WARDENS TO DRAFT
BILL FOR LEGISLATURE
Final SessIon Featured by Adopting of,
Measure Which VIII Be Moro
Lcnicnt with Dog Owners

With the appointment OF a commit
tee to draft bill Incorporating
changes in the present game, fish and
dog laws of the State. the joint meet
Ing OF the game wardens and the Vir-
Sinia Game and Fish Protective AS
ISOLATION came to a close yesterday.
On the committee are II. w. Shul-
ticc. oc Norfolk: state Senator c. o.
Conor Goolrick. of Fredcricksburs;
Norvell Henley. OF Williamsburg; Col
onel 3. Morgan Shepherd, OF Ricn-
mond; Captain ID. II. Barcer. of Shaws-
vile. and r. 4. Corbcll. The dill
sentcd to the General Assembly at its
next session.
To simplify Existing Law..
Members T the committee stated
yesterday at the conclusion OF the
convention that the idea Of the new
nation of the section requiring dogs
TO be muZzlcd and confined is advo-
Gated. No further. penalties on own
said.
rrohibitions. on - killing OF elk
and doc will be included in the lesis-
make. Only male elk and those large
enough to have antlcrs will be con-
sidered as game for sportsmen except
crops OF farmers. Farmers will be
permitted to shoot elk which make
raids on their gardens.
Recommends nag Limits.
The committee will recommend
bag limits of fifteen partridGes,
two wild turkeys and six
phca SAINTS day. season limit OF
two deer will be sponsored. 1t will
also recommend tho passage of a State
law to conform with the National
migratory bird law in order that ac-
tlon may he taken in this State against
violators Of the law.
One Of the important recommcnda-
tions will be that the boards of super
visors in the counties of the state be
relieved of their power of declaring
tho hunting season closed in their
counties. This power will be vested
in the Department Of Game and Inland
Fisheries. If the bill is passed by the
Legislature.
Leading sportsmen, farmers and
gamc breeders attended tho confer
ence: Practically every game warden
in the State was in attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Richmonder In New Jer,,Y

VI. =. jackson. GRANDSON OF names
2. race. Of this city and son Of the
late Bishop Fl. NJ. Jackson, OF Alabama.
laying out of the solr course OF the
Pine Valley Golf club at Clementon.
y. j.. according TO information re-
ceived here. Jackson. who is A eradu-
ate Of Virginia Military Institute, has
for tho past year studied the construc-
ton Of colr courses, and is in charge
or tho work At Pine Valley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL
President OF Havana Race Track -
Declares In Statement Mnde to
Newspaper Mnn.

HAVANA. Dec. It'll. d. C"Cur!ey')
Brown. president OF the Cuban-Ameri-
can Jockey Club. declared early to-
day that the shooting of Alber, Piedra
OF the Interior. who was wounded yes
,erday afternoon in Browns Offices at
the Oriental Park race track I'm the
suburbs of Havana. had occurred ac-
cidcntally. Brown made this statement
10 local newspaper man when he
retu cncd to his cell in the police sta
ton at Mar!anao. after his appearance
before judge in tho Marianne Police
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
PRESIDENT REELECTED
W. =. Rose Will Lend Florida state
LenEue AEaiR-I'ian to In
crease OrEn MIA ton.

TAMPA. FLA, Dec. 11.-At the an
nual meeting OF the board OF directors
Of the Florida State Baseball League
here w. :. Rose. of Orlando. was re-
elected president. a schedule OF 10.
games. 20 begin May 20. with sea-
son of two halves. was decided upon
The PLAYER limit was raised 10 four
teen men per team. All six cities now
III the league werr represented and If
decided 10 increase the nimbcr to
eight. and an invitation will be made
20 other towns 10 come in, the two BEST
offers TO he taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Dog Derby opens An,,,,,o

= = Tx =, AIN. Dec l1-I-n
acr favorable auspices The mid .wintnr
orn.nn OF the Southern field trials cIuh
n,u ,oHdE near Lctohatchie with
W running or eleven brace of dogs IN
n. derby stake. six brace rcmafninm
"r thursday together with a scron1
ks drawn from the showings OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Dempsey Way no, NIe.h..

n.,,n,o i:AM,CiScn. Dee. l7.-Jack
t'' ,,iI pS"E worlds heavyweight cham
non. WI! b"% Willie Mcchan before
H. u! ING Georges Carpenter the
=! french CHAMPION provided STcehan
' ,t,, !. W mic defeats Gunboat Smith. ac-
iI.hs 10 an announcement tonight
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