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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-05-23
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
WIRES BLANKET PROPOSAL
PARIS SYNDICATE OFFERS
HIGHER BID THAN OTHERS
Promoters OF Three Nations in Battle
to Stage Carpentier-Dempsey
Bout.
BY ROBERT ]. PREV.

PARIS, Dec. la.-Thc, dramatic race
FOR the signature of Jack Dempsey and
the location S OF his hight with carpen-
Yer begins Saturday, when Promoter
Cochran. who staged the Beckett-Car
pentier fight. sails from England for
the United States. He will be followed
on Tuesday by Baron Rothschild. who
represent. Paris syndicate head
I'd by puke Decazes. Prince Murat and
Baron Rothschild. who will sail from
La Harre on the liner La France, is
determined to outhid the Englishman's
oter and have the championship bout
fans have cabled Kearns. Jack Demp-
sey's manager:
DO not sign with Cochran Await
ss sS ss os cur %an we the G Iht
Paris"
Simultaneously with the sending OF
this blanket proposal. which applies to
as English. Carpenters Paris hackers
formally gave the undertaking OF the
mpionshp bout to N. Vienne. the
Moran fight They promise to guar
antee him the promotion Of tho fight.
to cover all losses and let him take
the profits il there arc any
II will sacrifice my entire fortune
rather than see the first potential
French world champion engage in a
dec,dInE bout on any than French soil"
embodiment Of the spirit of the Eng
II Ish Corin,hians of q century ago.
AT the rinEside in Paris
Descamps. Carpenters manager to-
day confirmed the frenzied and crazy
,nnIiIer nssx1aal biddigs for The match.
been broken by skyrocket purses.
Cochran has Georges signature and
nine for the fight in London" said
ssey's Signature before February /. The The
French offer. however. has outbid any
other offer that has yet been made.
and and, ! am doubtful whether Cochran
fight anywhere.
80 III. He would so to the United States
II The best offer came. from that quar-
one Of the many fabulous offers cabled
III, nm from ;, New York for a tour in
Discussing the chances of the French
seX:. Descamps said:
II wouldn't allow Georges to meet
dempsey unless I was absolutely CON
10 all American heavyweights OF latter
years. because they are all too slow
a hrs,.class middleweight would be
s,o oanser9us opponent for any heavier
Georges has had an Unparalleled
experience I rIn,t in the ring; Beginning in
w was ea abrorS years he has worked his
light heavyweiEht whers he move rne
stands. He has taken part aItoEeth er
in more than $50 bouts.
He Is now in his prime. He com
D the speed; the strength. the
simmons. with the cleverness or Cor
petit. Frank KLAUS and Billy Papke
beat him when ne was immature and
not experienced with the American
hEhting methods
admit Dempsey is form!d BILE. but
! honestly believe that no man can
Stop Georges IT Is not likely that
ilrmpsev and Georges will meet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
HAVANA NEWSPAPERS
ATTACKS DRY" PLANS
Advise Gucsts From North to Mind
own Affairs md Leave Cuba
Alone.
IBy Associated Press.I

HAVANA. Dec. l3-Plans OF the
lnterchurch World Movement for a
campaign to prevent Cuba from be-
coming the Monte Carlo Of the West
ern world" announced recently in
New York. have drawn sharp editorial
retorts from the newspapers. The
general tenor of opinion appears to be
that gambling conditions are no worse
in Cuba than in the Tilted States. and
that the only liquor problem the island
faces is that which may be imported
with visitors from States recently gone
dry.
Betting is allowed here on horse rae
ing, basQucbaii (known as "Jai Alai)
and other sports, but it is denied that
roulette or other gambling hall games
arc played to the extent suggested in
the announcement of the lnterchurch
World Movement plan by Guy S. In
man. Secretary of the interdenomina-
'ional committee of the churches on
cooperation in Latin America.
The Havana Post says:
IF Cuba, which has never found
herself the worse for liquor. insists
on continuing her. moderate indulgence
Or: lnman that Havana vas city long
netore any American city was invented.
and does not need instruction in the
use OF liquor or treatment OF visitors
OF SER -determinaiion. so far as drink
ing is concerned. she has proven her
right 10 be let alone. IL her guests
from the North shall abuse her hos
p PHI and try to drink in one day
the rum that a Cuban would spread
over week, she will feel very sorry.
but Will not kick him out She may
undertake his board and lods-
ing for week or two until he has
paid or worked out his fine. but she will
not kick him out.
She wont let him play roulette, but
he can just as easily rid himself OF his
money, or add to it. by betting on the
races Or baseball games"
ihcy are going TO lose their time. -
says I'll Diarie de la Marina III they
Imagine that campaign which has
,SSr its purpose legal prohibition of
inc sale OF liquors will prosper in
Suoa First, because a country pro.
ducinE millions of tons Of sugar nee
essari!y must produce also millions OF
quarts I.oan, OF alcohol: second, because
riches, destined to develop Immensely
ana miro because Cuhans are not
drunkenness have always been few.
Win prohibition in the United State.
ana llherty here such cases are more
frequent in a single American police
court than in the four correctional
courts of Havana"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

the war closed tho Trapshootins Club
OF Shanghai. China. has been revived
and holds weekly shoots. Through tho
c ci,Iai zone there are great many gun
tt ra pshs. Australia goes in for
,trapSnooting quite extensively, and In
INC inc Philippines they do a lot or shoot
LII, LII at the traps. Ono OF these days NO
y; Eli De telling you that rapshoot!ng
the real international sport.
that a ash out OF order to inform you
LICK LICK a Rv american wrn J: B. Floyd of Paint
bbi na nipn; Of the PHILIPPINES this year.
count r,ent H., now Mr.. Floyd is in this
edan.ry paving visit to Paint Lick
anT surrounding country
ne Manila Club Ia one Of the finest
gun clubs In tho world.fnest in nvery
rGsspef.. It has a wonderful club nar
nincent shooting grounds and Is a nro-
ErIessaye organization. More will DO
a io loyd bon IKE AL all Kentuekians learned
did considerable game shootinr t Hnn
gong TO Manila, but never did ~
tning wonderful at the traps. He ,.is
i ns the Manila Club at the time Of tho
i .nd sio to Participate: borrowed a gun
the championship was his. 1'u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
BENEDICTINE MATERIAL
PROMISES GOOD OI)lurE'
schedule for This Years B,.r
frosrnm Includes Game VIII
4 II. NJ. "A.

Prospects for record ba.ko,,,,
quintet at Benedictine Collcra 20,
year arc very bright. Candidate, -
the club are reporting for prac,,o
daily. and a wealth OF good m.,or,,
Is among those who have ansuo.a
the coach's call for recruits.
Promising aspirants for foam bo.
VINO are practicing are: Hart. ~ ~
Gill Catholic Union fame: Kei,,h w.
Dreeln. Ra;ncy. Blake. Ryan. FIetcho
Egan. FInogan. McSorlev' Rrom..
Stephenson. Powers. Moore and J3oo,,,
Two efficient coaches. prominen, !,
state athletic circles, have ~
secured to tutor the basketeers IN
This years schedule will be a larr
one. and is not completed Two rams
nave been arranged. They are.
January 3o-St. Paurs Academy a.,
RB nr,s,, st. Paurs Academy. Q
February 2s-Blackstone Militar
|'rademy. at Blackstone.
lanes are pending with the follow
ttHs schools: Maury High, Petersbur
0c OLE Waveriy High. CORTLAND HE,
Ciu Point Comfort. Fork Union Nh,
10y institute. ST. Vincents Acad.m
"u hampton High S'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
DA|RYMEN RETAIN LEAD
IN CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
Cook Printers Boost Percentage Il
Within Ono Game Of
Leaders.
WHITE soX HEAD JUNIOR
Giants Take Long End of Series
From Tigcrs-Reds Defeat Cubs
Two Out of Three Games-New
Schedule Announced.

With the race for the Richmond
League bowling pennant half over the
Richmond Dairy Company's team is
leading with only one game. The Cook
Printing Company's maple tossers were
the contenders for the honor and re-
manned the runncrs-up during the
week that just closed, N spite of the
handicap of loss OF i've games. OUT
OF the first six played, at the beginning
OF the sea son.
Last weeks series developed clean
sweeps FOR the Cook and Cottrell line
ups. over the fas, McRae and Elk
teams. Nolde Brothers are occupying
the cellar berth in the percentage coll
umn. is the result Of having lost two
out OF three games TO the Ch!cos, last
week.
The tail-enders are only five games
behind the leaders, SO the race remains
tight one and a few rcversts in the
coming matches. next week, will great
l. change the standings.
Next weeks schedule will be:
Monday at Pietsch Alleys--McRaes
versus Chicos
Tuesday at Palace .Alleys-Cottrells
versus Milkihen.
Wednesday at Pietsch Alleys-Elks
versus Nolde Club.
Thursday at Palace Alleys-U. s.
Woolen Mills versus Cook Printers.
City Tcn-Pin League.
STANDING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
unior Ten-Pin Leagu
STANDING.
WILLIAM AND MARY CUNT
CALLS OFF BIG CONTESTS
Cancels Games With Washington and
Lee and Virginia Polytechnic
Institurc.
Tqeciai to The Times dispatch. ]

BcSIdi 10 j he .NlSS- 1DiSpatCn.
WILLIAMSBURG; VA, Dec. IS.-With
only one more week Of practice before
Inc Christmas holidays the haskctbal II
squad OF William and Mary College is
p9Glng driven AT rapid pace by Coach
squad 10 four teams, and already team
in the daily workouts.
Driver q: pleaccd over the speed
SHOWN by his letter men and his efforts
me goal shooting OF the first and Sec
Captain Fentrcss. Goslee. hudson.
i!e!cc. Close, Cooke and Wallace are
9eins played on the hrat string team.
team against heavyweight contcnders
ana night: speedy squad for light
opponents. Thus while developing tho
sntire squad the coach plans to nave
L is definitely announced tina, the
!ndlans Viii not take their usual state
t!ip IN january. owing to cNanina
tio.s mere he Wmnine, sooner than en-
r rs' ManSEtr, Ioptiamd has cancelled
Lee ii, Gnlversty and Virginia Folytcch-
nc institute On this Trip the Indians
~ me past have played tho Generals
V. +. ! and V. n J.
viii FRIDAY night Coach Drivers soua d
au!nt OF the Medical Colleeee e Of fFPe Vir'
I,nia;I This Will be tho hrsi game on
rte !nq!anS schedule. and is 10 he
P!aIEed in williamsburg
over. Cosc ns r E9ris,tnaS holidays are
week lie viii have a month in VIVIAN
~, ~ coHd!Hoh his men and perfect team
w;,th Beiore the championship contest {
con Coilege and Hampd sidney Col
!eGe are inauSuraled III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
CLOSES HOCKEY SEASON
Miss Fannie Crensbav Developed Sue
CessfuI Team OF
Athletes.

Wcsthampton College athletes have
Just closed a very successful hockey
season, under tho leadership of Miss
rannle Crenshaw. Since 1914. when
MISS Crenshaw became connected with
the COLLEGES athletics, the interciass
a result this years competition was
hlled with holly contested and brill
liantly played games.
For the second season the senior class
pr TINS year captured the school cup
py eliminating the other three as
pirantS; Their opponents were the class
or 1871, which they trounced after a
SSma,ppy opposition. AS 4 junior class
n 1as. year the same eleven triumphed
SeSS10l seasons created a record at the
SSoiieSe which will be hard to euual bv
future girls teams. ~
tn Varsity Club defeated the West
hampton college alumnae team. bv Tho
Sscore OIL to 0 last season. The schao
uuLed game with Sweet Brian W. @
wns,b on on account Of threatening
.; ;Represented on the Spiderettee. var
from the four classes The sen io piayers
nishcd six. the JUNIORS three III. sonh
m.ores ono and the freshmen ono ny .
SsFs OF the varsity eieynn yara.
ioaSSiM - l.. w; +. Shipman
Rr.e s euknhson' r; l.: Shumate. &, II H.
Elsa Fl. Juniors-Lane. L. T.:
Oliver. G. r. and Freshman
" g, Tl,ha,mspionship contests IN baske,,,u
est hampton. The selected "a, AZ
,eeahl VIII probably enEare go Natsity
''e CITY and other colleges. aoout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
BATTLE OF PROMOTERS
ELSE French and American Ej,tc
"PfessaT,os Bid for Carpenter
Dempsey Bout.

!Sneciai 20 The Times. Disnatch1
49, iclih' Dec. l3.-The battle Of
tist - p';pn1oters now d raws near Three
iien on the bank Of England INA
w rance and the Yankee coli, u,rkn,
&c Squat!ns away for a battle -ov.i
the Dempsey Carpenter match
-. cochran London. claims ia
iDoinlnick TortoriCh. New Orlrans
Just as iusistent ina, Demnsn,sS
promised TO night Tor hin, rnr 49, re- ne
IN inc hee!s OF these come. tho IT,nnn,,
pIo,noieF' becoin. who is niaying wiso
% the offers of the others
lac, Ee.- &c me. he has cahled TO
Inc French capital is renor1cd ro.d
10 mortgage the nation 10 GO, neri
-. 20 ha,e US greatest hero drbt
10Y the wor!os title on his home snii ~
,a.- HaaroPe mas iha; much money 10
LOT me worlds charlnionsb;n
oouI; american fans had better NOT
nofH W too much Of an appetiie CO..
the pond 10 cross
ALhGrican promoters viii be Slow 70
I;ons ,";iou sums under the condi-
eotjlt ~ eslst IN this country. Il;
',.I go preparations on Toledo
caie ahc Tex Richard had such nar
~ tscaDc with that venture ,b,.
,,"er PronoterS VIII be slow 10 rush
on a 100000 enterprise.
A .ohoo" ana Paris both feel sure that
: so sure that he has announcad Ii a y
as The date for the ecran ~. nc
olympia '''"P IN the
CARPENTER has other things On bic
', .o no" besides Dempsey. Nix
md Eugene Brosseau, Canads: a'hnion
aim. '""''eh geo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
HOLDS SHOOTS ABROAD
HAWAII AND PHILIPPINES
STAGE TITLE ~ HiIAMENT
"Ted" Dorcmus witnesses Territorial
Fair Clay Pigeon Match mt
Honolulu.
By PETEI, ID. CARNEY.

While on the way to China to assume
~ nt t,b hat Is as general Eastern manager
Of the Interstate Trapshooting Assoc!a
ZION. stopped in Honolulu for week
p Pre @i,"e Taur the Terriorial EAR Clay
very much impressed with tho growth
OF trapshooting in tho glorious Pacific
island and with the sPortsmen he met.
IN letter TO the writer Mr.. Doremus
says that the Hawaiians have the
riEht idea on trapshootinE program
never shooting more than fifty tar
shoot oftener and get more pleasure
from the sport than those OF us in
the states who shoot enough in one az
It was intensely hot when the Terri
torial Fair shooting tournament was
held and the shooters were protected
and palm leaves. This cover was fifteen
teet above the ground. and, strange as
u may seem. the shooting under cover
didn't bother the ears at ali. Attrac-
tive prizes were given. and the shoot
was conducted by the Hawaii Polo and
Gun cur ,. club one OF the finest clubs on
All the courtesics OF the sport are
closely followed by the Hawaiian shoot
ers. Not only are the shooters tho
in this country. but they are pro ,e.ress
sive. too. 1t was necessarS 10 rii out
an entry, blank for the shoSt. and all
the shoot. just as they do for amateur
track and field sports in this country
rive expert and one Western trap were
used. all installed in one traphouse
Resides the championship of Hawaii
which was won by Lee Austin. a mum
her OF singles and doubles events. at
known and unknown angles. were shot;
also ten targets at unknown angles
with the contestants seated in chairs
j. NJ. Harvey had won the champion
vious to Austins triumph.
Follows Stars and Stripes.
1t is not only in Hawaii that tran
shooting is prospecting. Wherever the
stars and Stripes are unfurled YOU will
soon find a trapshooting club. Since
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Confederate Museum
18th and Clay strestn
Open Daily A b. to p. n
Saturdays 3 4. n. to : p, N.
Admiration IS Cepta
THE TRUTH ABOUT
ECZEMA AND PILES

Thousand. and thousands of people. saw.
week that ono 35-cent box OF Poterson.s
ointment Will abolish eczema and banish
pres. and the grateful letters I receive every
had eczema for many years on INV had
ana couid not Get anything to do IL any
good saw your ad and get ono box. and
owe you many thanks for tho good n has
done me. There isn't a blotch on NV 49,
no" ana couldn't help hut thank Peterson
LOT the cure Is great" Mise Mary nm. 400
Third avenue. pittsburgh. pa.
] have had itching piles for is yo.
fctersons Is the only ointment that relieve.
me. besides the piles accm TO have gnn.
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Cse feteIson,n Ointment for old sores. r,,,
rheum and all skin diseases prusris,.
recommend n.-Adv, 'sS"'s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
BASEBALL BRIEFS

e%5ssa The ihfes S! iasaa
sn.n'. n,o d snd ao ana
$eS BY 5Fe1 proma hin : a he Old
Of hS wet eas Spsn s to nni 9od ali
sTneeted tps, this action and il may III S
the head Of the 81 niasens
,h s"f rirs Fssa cs 's ss'snsa of
o. o. nl' the team has had three lesd 5son
ss T 70 a at S' 5 Sssd q e.
ner piseed T in c ssseD;ed and Hans waE
relish tho lob and thre@ IT H ua 8, did ,,y not
ana I'M mer, IT,. DAY Hugo Bezdek was introdSe. i
at the helm With ressfSation SUI virtually
cb "A Gumbert nitched hi. mrs, ru,, ram. o..
W 3s SANS in ,6s S Ss GsE had ieksy
nus OF wec Ct and um5cr, was SMUT osf
ni,%lhsd for the rhiia deiphtas ara lS,; II.
i.fou.ay , and won the game by sc me
fair e xouthSssn has chance to land pretty
Of the IN ST !he J xaE hewfyer RTanch Rieseyyi
sans '1s SiG and sh sa iro
e: ss ssr.s liza 's' ksoaasa
1tohn'ton IRIS SPEAKER ret w wI,s5s on
& the cha nes f enou sbs
through very remote. ko'nE
Two former Cleveland MANAGER,
i r%pSSsE I 1hs ,hrens ,.o sfs
Sfps ia II IL 5sd:ls f.
managed psnns1t winner fer eit Of sniYiHs
Charley Htte former ns 0' fn issiaEues Trainer
snd job as 't 1qaine Albany G;iS He hopes %
ru,hii does not Nil that positiont a naTlry
land failed to asSe f Ell, f res that GIewe
from Albany the Red so sophaa apa uF Pitcher
his, 1920 vacation 'ooaS plans FOR
coach coach or help coach Ohio We sf,g: ana
ms ns sn o eSs II coI, cannot give my alma
tessons f ss9 II 9onsidering nacns pro-
ccsstul coach being responsiblc fo sry sue :,
ot nc shift formations In football that 1s
'o"s'uered routine plays now.
Il CHARLEY ri, Enb.tts; the Brooklyn m.snate.
forts TO have the Nationai Tear IN his de ef,
g,'sin Tho league after May + Most Of his
governing such sales ~"
made his sh spp ~sIla: most
h ir sh not :. mad h suit on since j quit the
Jimmy n, RI, Ring Red pitcher. swapped yarns
mdney enough to H suy sno,ssr Ss1Ms
eggs. anyway. "et ooZen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
JESS WILLARD is ARRESTED
Former HenvyweiKht Champion Face.
Irini on ProhteertnG Charges
ON Federal Warrant

KANSAS CITY. MO. Dec 131os.
willard. former heavyweight pugil.st
champion. was arraigned before o. O
Slanin. Jr.. United States commissioner
Tor Kansas. In the Federal building in
Kansas City. kans.. today on a charge
OF pronteer!ng in the sale OF cord wood
from ms farm near Lawrence. kans.
his preliminary hearing was set for
on $500 bond.
willard surrendered voluntarily to-
day TO O. T. Wood. United States mar
shall for Kansas. He brought with him
Two attorneys. Edward r. RilinE OF
lawrence. and Albert o. Justice, OF
tered no plea, merely asking ina, a
date for his preliminary hearing be
Federal warrant for willard.
charging violation OF the Lever act
was> issued late yesterday by Fred
Robertson. United States district al
torney for Kansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

;, hTATE COLLEGE,, PA. d. :,
Harold Hess. Penn states Zig ~, 80. -
Ess TO-DAY elected captain OF The Io5n
, "oauai, team al d meeting OF ali letter
played two year. on the STATE ~. las n.s
tHuad ana was q former star ri Hni,c
se.noon Hifh. near Pittsburgh lie nn-
1917 and served IA Year IN rr ,'nc ~ ~, m
ssRysd In all games this wear cxrcr,
me Perm and Iehigh contests. bsvinnn,
;ppsss'nsa a ankle Just two days be-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SHIRTS

The more unusual and vivid the colorings the
better the Shirt is liked by most men.
Fine Silk Shirts in fancy colorings as we'll as
whites are hero in heavy jersey silk rad1um ant
broadcloth silk, $3.50 to $3.50.
Madras Shirts in a wide variety Of designs
and colorings, $500 to $780, Attractive holt
day boxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Quarter Million Latest
Offer for Title Bout

LONDON, Dec. f3.-An English
sportsman named Stewart Gates
has come forward With an offer of
fsO.WN for fight between Carpen-
tier and Dempsey for the champion
ship OF the world. This offer. says
the Daily News, seems to hold tho
field so far "a British interest In
concerned. At the present rate OF
exchange. this is nlmoat $2252 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Lafayette EIe,,. vn

of EHHS s,ON Pa, Dec. 13-Cari Eiem,
iupi moIrsnh1lngton d. c.. member 81 IN
hhs s me lafayette College varsit ,s n fnot
bers So of az for mex, season by the mem eD1
footbaI, inc me, athletic association. The
ne 'ehaered banquet tomorrow ev m1,I
Vii VII; ~ AZ this time football cantain
don DC erected TO succeed "Bodie" Wel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Bowling in a hot race, the White
Sox Club are st!il two games in the
lead OF the flying Tiger contenders in
the Junior Ten-Pin League, with the
close Of last weeks schedule. with the
season we'll underway. The White Sox
lost their first game this year TO the
Indians, who arc bringing up the rear.
The Reds defeated the Cubs in two
fas. games out OF three. while the
Giants had the better OF the series
with the Tigers last week
The schedule 70: next week will be:
Tue Ay-White SoX versus Tigers.
Thursday-Giants versus Cubs.
Friday-Reads versus Indians
Junior Ten-Pin League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
BATH ROBES

New designs in Blanket cloth robes with notch
collars, button down coat Styles cord trimmed
comfortable, durable and fashionable with slip
pers to match; handsomely boxed, $500 up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Masked Marvel" has been accented bv
me New York whiElwind. This was an,
mrpunced by the Richmond promoters
me bout viii be held at catch weights
next mex Thursday night at the Strand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
HOSIERY

Always acceptable, gift every man needs and
one that he will appreciate.
We are fortunate in securing wide assortments
for the gift season Practically every combina-
ton Of colored Hose obtainable is here for your
selection. Attractive boxes free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Ledonx Defeats English Chnmp.
- PARIS. Dec. l3.-Charlcs IIcdouS or
france. retained the bantamweight
championship of Europe by defcatfnr
Walter Ross, the English bantam
champion. tonight. Ross quit in the
twelfth round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

tommy Dundee. tho Scotch Won. {, hoo,,
80 o and MIiie Jackson At Detroit DO senb
-. t.u :,ohhnS l,uktlnE at New Haven n
csmber 20. Dundee must have avnr,notD
signing Tor bout1 for December "a .nS .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SWEATERS

Sweater is gift universally acceptable to
father, brother or friend We are making
feature this season Of all types OF Sweaters at
tractively boxed for Xmas.
No other gift for could be more practical
or satisfying. We have them in all the wanted
materials, from $500 up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Two national commissions ara a., ,
orEanized In the near future. one - 20
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