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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

New Hotel For Hilo-The Lycurgus
brothers are planning to build a new
1t will be a 3-story building, and will
be one of the finest in the territory.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

Cattle Starving In Kohala-Lack of
feed on account of the prolonged
drought is causing the death of many
cattle in the Kohala district of Ha-
wall, according to reports.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

Japanese Hangs Self-Yoshino To
rakichi, a Japanese laborer of Waia.
kea, Hawaii, last Thursday strangled
himself to death by tying his ODE about
his neck, fastening n end to the wall
of his room, and hen drawing his
feet from the floor. He had been i'll
for a long time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
WILLARD AGREES TO FIGHT
PURSE OF 100000
PROVES DECIDING POINT
Tex Richard Says Either Carpcnter or
Jack Dempsey VIII Oppose
Him.
Try Assoclated prcss1


CHICAGO, January PA purse OF
100000 drew Jess Willard. heavy
weight boxing champion, out of retire
ment tonight.
Tex Richard, promoter tonight, after
Two days OF conference, obtained Will
lard's signature 10 Il SET Of articles to
heht any opponen, selected Tor him.
ROUNDS up to forty. The match will
be DC decided next July. probably the
no To-, H., Willard viii receive SiVo,ooo,
win, lose or draw.
liickard SAID either Georges Carpcn-
Yer, the French heavyweight, or jack
a match with the champion, would be
w iiiards opponent Richard reserved
the right 10 walt until March % before
nakinS the selection.
The place for holding the battle Will
test. '"' '''-
me contest will he tho first that
Willard has fought since he met Frank
Moran. OF Pittsburgh. in New YORK;,
in March, 1916.
the champion agreed 10 deposit $1,000
with = Chicago bank at once. This sum
70 be forfeited to Richard il willard
fails TO carry out his promises Rick
ard agreed 10 deposit >io.0Oo in chi
"aEo morrow, $I5,HG0 YIXty DAVIS be-
fore the dat" of tho contest, and S1b-
ca" fort N'ciSht hours before the day ot
the battle
Provided nickard fans 10 make tho
second deposit OF $l5.Onu. he agreed TO
forfeit the li,st $1,000 - Willard aud
II he fails TO post the $4,000, willard
Will receive s25. 600
The Kansas "Cowhoy" agreed not to
make any other cn1aGcrncnts. or to APP
rcar III "ny cHhihitiun contests. II MAS
decided that l:ichard should name the
.Ictsrcc. ANA that his selection should
be final.
The laws OF tho state In which the
battle Will Ice staged wifi. OF coursr.
goyrrn The situation, ! hopc t" stage
the contest in a STATE allowing bouts
Richard
willard said he weighed close to KS
pounds but that probably lac would on
pounds.
u assume some people viii think
mat demanded the earth 10 hox.''
Willard said. Richard met my terms.
.ntk accepted. want TO say that
didni get a cent for Fighting johnson
~ itaNana The man who meets mo
II h" wins. will have the same oppor-
tunity that did 10 make money
II don't care who IL selected to ,ucct
pc. The purse is the th;ng am MOI
BOXING Tor fun. It's business with me -
., Willard and Richard Will leave for
Texas tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
:. :. :. Clears Skin OF Erup-
ti0ns-DriycS Poison From
the System.

Get it fixed in your mind that skin
cruptions. Scrofula. Eczema. burning
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
duo entirely TO impure and infected
blood. II the trouble was on the out
side OF tho skin. by simply washing
and Keeping ii clean you could obtain
rciicf-not even cintmcnts, lotions and
salNcs would he necessary. Agrcc with
us in this belief. ana your trouble can
be rrlicveG-you can be cntirnly re-
stored 10 health. :. s. :. Ia a purely
vegetable treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own drugSist--it is n
blood tonic that vii! purify your blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
General Nc,xu

The Armenian relief fund is getting
on towards 10000, the amount set for
PetersburS's subscription. which is
largely in excess Of the city's aIlot ::
nent.
meeting OF The local baptist Coun-
GU, an organization composed of Ban
,ist ministers and iaymen. OF which ".
NJ Rucker is president, was held last
night and various matters OF interest
were discussed. and reports made OF
Worh done by committees The coun-
en- mas brought individual conereca
tional ideas into the common arena.
q. =. llamhrick. Inspector for iba
state Board of Health. is IN the city
Inspecting hotels and boarding houses
as 70 thclr sanitary conditions.
The influenza situation I'm Peters
burg IL rapidly improving ana thc
health authorities believe the diseay.
VIII soon disappear
Mrs. J. Rochelle, oN Nistletoc Street.
was arrested last nigh; on two charge,
~ ,ra, Seep,nS a disorderIy house ana
which MAS found in her house.
Information has nccn rccciynd ~ TIA
DEAN IN France Of John NJ. Snnai;.l.
Iord, aged twenty-four years. q ror,ror
petersburg boy. lie was \ ruon,hor :
the Nineteenth Ecrimcnt or Railway
engineers ana received two cbnvrn,, :,
for active service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
YOUNG WOMEN MEMBERS
or PROMINENT FAMILY

- ny Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January "i.--ThC dis
patch from bordeaux. telling OF the
suicide of the Misses Gladys and
porothea Cromwell. created Il scusa-
ton in society circles in this city. They
wero members of ono Of tho city's most
prominent families.
The Misses Cromwell, who were
twins. were daughters OF the late Fred
eric Cromwell, for many years trcas-
urcr and 4 trustee Of the Mutual Life
Insurance COMPANY rh"i; brother,
seymour l.. Cromwell. Is president OF
the Society for the Fathcrlcss Children
OF France, ana n recipient OF the Cross
OF the Legion of Honor.
Mr.. Cromwell had received no word o;
the death Of his sisters, ana he said
tho report was all the more astounding
in view OF the fact that he had received
on Tuesday cable message. in which
they said:
Missed steamer; sailing Espagne."
He Instituted inquiries to ascertain If
they were on the Espagnc's passenger
list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
LIEUTENANT COLONEL FOUND
GUILTY OF WILFUL MURDER
Maid Testifcs That Major seton Was
Frequent Visitor nj Home of
Colonel rutherford.
by \ ssociatcd Press; I

LONDON, january o4.--A coroners
jury to-day brought in verdict of viii
full murder against Lieutenant-C Colonel
Norman Cecil Rutherford. OF the mcdi-
cal corps Of the British army in conuec-
tion with the death OF Major Miles
Charles Seton. who was shot and killed
January L..
At tic inquest a detective testifed
that after the arrest of Lieutenant
Colonel rutherford. rutherford wrote
a no;e TO his wife, saying: Il am
sorry. The worst possible has hap
pcncd; Seton is dead
Mrs Rutherford's maid testified that
during the absence OF Colonel Ruther-
ford in france, Major Seton several
times visited the rutherford house. and
remained there for week ends
on tho day Of the shooting, the maid
declared. there was some trouble be-
tween Colonel Ruotherford and his
wife, after which rutherford left the
house. telling. the maid not to place
his revolver in his travelling bag.
The coroner read extracts from let
ters written ny Mrs. Rutherford 10 her
husband. stating that she wanted him
to gain his freedom, and would not
place any obstacle in the way OF a di-
Norcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
WOODBERRY FOREST TEAM
DEFEATS AUGUSTA ACADEMY
Winners OF Inst Scnson's School Has
kctbnil Championship Lose
SHnlc, IL TO IL,
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
WoODBERRY FOREST VA, Janu-
AIRY 24.-The Woodberry Forest bas-
ketbail team defeated Augusta Mill
tary Academy in the Woodbury. gym
nasium to-day by tho score OF 81 to
20. The points stood II to Is in Wood
bcrry's favor at the end OF the first
half. Tho Woodberry's supporters are
much encourased by the game, since
Augusta Won the school basketball
championship of Virginia last year
ana this seasons ,auint has 'on it
OF OF laSt years stars. Lire up:
WOodbcrry. Augusta.
Brown. go. left forward ODDlemuu
captain.
Foster. right forward. - -. Otcy
stephenson ..ccntcr........ Taylor
Hall. left guard. Lewis
Wright. right guard E. Hogshcad
Goals from Noor--for WoodGcrrv,
Foster. s; Rrown.. Q; stephenson. Il:
for Augusta, Oppicman, 5: Otcy. .
iiogshcad. =: Lewis. /. Z Fou!s-for
Woodbcrry Forest. Brown. 4: Tor Au-
guatn, opplcnIan. .. Rcfcrce-Mr
STANDBY. University OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
W|LL FILL UP TIRE CAP
NORTHERN TEAMS TURN
DOWN VIRGINIA OFFER
Princeton Only College Club 10 yi
Charlottesville Diamond This
ScuSOn.
Especial to The rimcs.Dispntcb

lSDectal TO The Ttmcs-DiSpatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Janua
2i.--Eirginia is finding some
hculty in booking sufficient games wi
Northern colleges TO warrant the usr
Northern trip "a, the close OF the 90,
ing baseball season. Previous TO :.
war little trouble was experienced
scheduling n half dozen contests wi
leading colleges in New England >
the number approached SO far, on
crners date. West point viii,
doubt. answer In the Affirmative, n
probably Yale. llarvard.Ahowever. u
declined To- give Virginl4 place .
her schedule.
Nor is this all. Few Northern r.
icScs Will come South this sprine
tho annual Easter week xa,nes
lambeth Field with Yale prinrn,,
Cornell. LehiRh. Fordham and /,
faNcttc Will he greatly missed Mn.
from Dixie VIII MI up the gan DUR,
tho holiday season. tho hcadlincrs Il
ing the University of ,;corgia AZ
North Carolina. There will be thu
games with North Carolina, at Chm n
liill, Greensboro and Charlottesviii
The first contest with Georgia Viii
p'ayed at Athens. and tho second hci
The season vii open on April 4, wi
{? contest with Lincoln Memorial e..
loGc. OF Tennessee. which has mann,
on: quite an extended trip North. IN,
viii follow tho usual games with tea :,
from !ns'i.u,ions IN this Statc--Ra
G1noiph Macon: William aid Mar
iiiarnpdcn sidney aud Richmond c.
lcrc Virginia Military Institute NJ
pthcr mines VIII come later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Governor VIII speak in church.

1t is announced that Governor West
morelnnd Davis will speak from the
pulpit OF Washington Street NJ y.
Church. in this city, on Sunday, Feb
served as Health Sunday. This church
is trying 10 present some OF tho prob
lens brought about by after-wa con
diione, and to attempt some reasonable
solution OF them. The matter OF sun
day night talks in the church by men
prominent In government circles is hn-
ing considered and Will probably bn
agreed upon. These talks are designed
10 be along lines OF instruction on at
ia!rS OF government ana State Gov
eEh"r Davis VIII he this first spea kcr
and Carter Glass Secretary Of thn
treasury, may follow him. Other mon
OF nationwide note viii he invitcd to
<pcak At this church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
john LoHejoy Elliott. educator.

! john LoHejoy Elliott. educator
/ Elizabeth Freeman.
I Elizabeth Curlcy Flynn.
! Thomas &, Hall. former professor OF
! Union Theological Seminary.
Norris Hilluuit.
Rev. John Haynes Holmes
Frederic &. Howe, United states Com
missioner OF Immigration: New York
lie, LESSEE w: inghan; professor of Bar
William l. HUH, professor OF Swarth-
more College.
Paul Jones and Rufus II. Jones, pro-
fcSsorS Of 1lavcrford College.
David Starr Jordan. chancellor emc-
riius of Leland Stanford, Jr., Univcr-
Sity.
George w. kirchwcy, former dean
Of columbia University law school.
bindlcy NJ. KcaSbey. professor OF
University of Texas.
land Stamford, Jr, University.
Agnes Brown Leach, New York.
Louis +. iochncr.
Rev. Frederick Lynch.
Rabbi Judah l." MaEncs. New Work..
Theresa S. Mallticl, New York.
,iamcs u. Maurer president Of Penn
syiyania Federation OF Labor
Miss Tracy Mygatt, New York.
scott Nearing, former professor OF
University Of Pennsylvania
Kate Richards O'Iiarc ana Harry ~
oNcrstrcc;. professors OF philosophy of
College of tho city Of New yori>
Jacob rankcn. Judge OF the Munich
pal Court. New York
t.lsi" tlcwH Parsons, New York.
Amos L. T.. Finchot
Gilbert T.. Roe, lawyer, New York
Key. Harold l.. kotzcl. Boston.
Rcv. .Iohu y. Sayre, Suncrn. y. y
LcSeph :SchloSsbcrtS and Nathaniel
Schmidt, professors OF Cornell Gnivcr-
Sity.
Vida u. Scudder professor of Welcs-
10y college.
Professor Clarence r. Skinner, Tufts
College.
Helen Phelps Stokes. New York.
Rev. sidney Strong. Seattle. Wash
Key. Norman NJ. Thomas. New York.
Alexander 1rachtcnberS New York
Rev. Irwin st John Tucker Chicago
oswald Garrison Willard and William
y. Wald. New York.
pr. James i. Narhasse, Brooklyn.
Harry +. Ward, professor OF social
service of Boston school of Theology.
Donald Winston, OF New York. CON
nected with the Union Theological
Seminary
l. IIollingsworth Wood, lawyer New
York
Eugene V Debs, Terre IIautc, Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Rev. William A. Sunday will speak
at City Auditorium Mt and $50.
Woodbcrry Forest Academy and
John MARSHALL High school basket
bnii Enme, HOwttzcrs' Armory, 4;t5.
Major Ian tIny Keith, lectures on
victory, under auspices of yfr-
Efnta War Relief Association, Jef-
fcrSon Hotel, S,45.
SihccrS' dance. Officers Club, SIT
West FRANKLIN street, $3.50 to IL.
Victory Bail, for benefit Of Blucs'
homecoming fund. nIucs' Armory,
S'o to IL. Governor md Mrs. Davis
quests of honor.
Dance. Grnys' Armory, for bcncnt
"f Camp Lee jazz Bind, $3.50 TO -.
Academy OF Mnxic-NIntincc and
night, "Mnry's Ankle"
L.yrfc-SaudcviIIe md nictnrc..
3:3O. u. 7.30, %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Annual StockhnldcrS' Meeting.

me annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Petersburg. Honewcil on,
city foint Electric Railway was held
IN 'his city yesterday. The reports for
inc pas; year showed q largo business
All OF the directors We're reelected. as
John l.. %aueil:ih: vic.-nrcsiue TI,"'n NJ
a. Finn' and Richard Eppes; secretary.
treasurer ;. [. Sncad; general counsel.
=. Syme; general manager j. 4,
Hhiro' TRANSFORMATION manager l.. G..
Hork; cashier, H. L. Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

and cause most decided abatemcr,
OF your trouble. and finally make yo'
entirely we'll. FIFTY years ago g. s. {
was discovered and given to sufgcrins
mankind. During this period II IA
proven It's remarkable curative proper
ties as blood purifier and tonic. an
has relieved thousands OF cases OF dis
cuso caused by poor or impure blood
and chronic or inherited blood discasef
You can be relieved. but you must talk
s s $. Take Il II only plrnp1es appen,
for they denote bad blood. and may b.
followc! by the suffcrincs from tottur,
ing skin eruDtions. Therefore be surd
Don't tal;e chances. don't use iotion:I
&c, S. $. s. from your druggist. n
yours is special case. write for OK!
port medical advice. Address Medical
Director. AIS Swift Laboratory. hunnl
Ia. Ga-Adv. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
TWIN SISTERS JUMP
FROM DECK Of SHIP
Misses Gladys and Dorothcn Crom'
well, Of New York, Com
nit Suicide.
BOTH RED CROSS WORKERS
Members of Prominent Family We're
Returning Home From France,
Where They We're Engaged in
War Work.
tRv Associated Press. j

BORDEAUX, January -. - Misses
Gladys and Dorothea Cromwell. sisters.
OF New York. lcaped from the rail Of
the French steamer La Lorraine as the
steamer was in the Garonue River,
bound ,for New York, to-day. Both
were drowned. The bodies have not
yet been recovered.
Both the young women belonged to
the American Red Cross, and were re-
turning home. a letter found in their
stateroom. and addressed TO the COM
mnnding officer of their Red Cross unit,
informed him of their intention to end
Il all"
The Misses Cromwell had sncn; much
time at the front, ami friends said
they had compla mod OF hcinS tired
physically and mentally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
SCHAEFER INCREASES LEAD
billiard Match In Nc,t York .r,p.,
itccn Interest Of Fms or
Country.

Schacfcr greatly Increased his lea
Over Weller Cochran to-day In th,i
600 point iS.2 baik-linc biliiar
match. starting the afternoon sd
sion with margin of FiNty.sjH
Schacfcr ovcrwhcmcd his oppone,
hy running up 200 points 10 Cochran
thirty-'wo. Scha"fcr's high run Wa
l21 and tochran's nineteen In III
evening session Cochran me bac
strong with 3SS 10 Schacfcrs 200. b,
while this cut down the dffcrcnC
by 5000 70 2.75o Cochran's high RI,
IN The evening was 100 and Schaefcri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
OFFICER FROM PETERSBURG
REPORTED DEAD Is ALIVE
Lieutenant II. G. Perkins in Hospltal
ut Camp LEG WcnrinE Groin
dc (sucrrc.
Special 70 rho rimcs-Dis,,,cn

TSpccial 70 Tho Nimcs- DisDltch.1
PETERSBURG, VA. January a.
Lieutenant X. {. Perkins, a Petersburg
soldier. after having hccn reported
missing in action ana than dead has
turned up very mucli alive, AMI is now
in the base hospital at Camp Lee re-
covering from wounds hut wearing the
CroiN de Guerrc, conferred upon him
by the French government He was
severely wounded in battle and was
left on the field for dead. lie re-
NAMED on the field for twenty ou-
hours and was finally found alive hy
french soldiers and taken TO = hosDital
ana his life saved. His relatives and
friends who had mourned him as dead
are reJo;ced over his restoration to
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
WELL KNOWN NAMES IN
PACIFIST "WHO'S WHO"
Senate Investigation Brings Out List of SixtyTwo Men
and Women Radicals Many Of Them Promi-
nent in Educational Circles.

WASHINGTON. January 2I.-1h,
Senate committee investigating Ger.
man propaganda to-day put into The
record II list Of names OF siXty-twc
men and women, many of them inStruc-
tors in colleges and universities, whom
Archibald stevenson. OF the Military
Intelligence Bureau, had testified ear
licr in the week. hold radical and
paciiist views" Mr.. Stevenson said
the names were obtained in invcstiya-
lions by the Military Intelligence Blu
reUu.
lncludcd in the list. which the wit
ness designated as Il who's who" are
the names of Miss Jane Adams of
Chicago; Frederic &. Howe. commits
sioner of immigration at New York
David Starr Jordan. chancellor cuer-
titus Of Leland Stanford, Jr., Univcr-
sty; Norris liillquit Scott Nearing,
Oswald Garrison Willard and Eugene V.
pcbs.
When Mr.. Stevenson referred to the
list last Wednesday during his icsti-
mony, tho Senate COMMITTEES went into
executive session to decide whether the
names should hc inserted into the rec
ord OF the Investigation but no dcci-
sion WAS announced until to-day.
The names with tho destinations OF
present or former positions and adj
dresses given by Mr. Stevenson fol-
low:
Miss Jane Adams, chicago.
James J. Eaaley president Franklin
Union. No. -, New York.
li"nry J. Cadbuvy. professor OF Uni-
vcrSity OF Pennsylvania.
Edmund 9 Evans, architect. Philadcl-
phiI.
Harold Evans. lawyer. philadelphia
kuno Framckc. former professor of
Harvard University.
Professor William I. Badc. Berkeley,
Cal.
Professor Emily Greene Ralch. for
mnr professor political economy Of
Wellesley College
IN sociology OF Washington University,
81. Louis
Professor Charles \. BEARD formerly
OF Columbia University
Professor $ophonisbn y. breckenridge,
assistant professor household admin
tstration OF University OF Chicago.
Professor Frederick y. Bushcc OF
Colorado College.
Evans Clark. former instructor Of
economies at Princeton University.
Lindsay r. Damon, professor OF
Brown University.
Henry l.. Dana former professor OF
English OF Columbia University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
IMMATURE ALMANAC.


John Mnrshull High SCHOOL basket
ball team plays the first home gam.
At the HowitHers' court at 4:3o this
afternoon. This team has won three
practice games and championship
game with Charlottesvillc High school
by overwhc ming scores.
Coach Jones has been drilling hiss
men hard for this game. as Woodberry
forcst is expected to fight hard
John Marshall High school line-up
Il rs foilows-Carroil. right forward /;
Fink, eft forward: Todd. center: Mar
rim, right guard: Bethel, left guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
To Give soldier. AN ou,,,r

carter Myers. chairman OF the cxecu-
tive committee Of the War Camp Com
hunity Service, is ARRANGING To give
an auto outing 10 all Of the wounded
coi EateSSeht soldiers IN the base hos
nital a Camp Lee. 1t is state, ma.
there are approximately 100 such mon
now in the hospital. Owners of nri
Natc cars in Petersburg arc asked tn
lend Them for the outing sunday al
tsinpon' ana "n'h wounded and sick
soldiers as can stand tho ride viIi he
taken out on drive through ami around
the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
supcrhn- to Go South March IT.
ITsv Associated prcsS.1

New YORK, January 2i--Afanncer
w iiouf robinson. OF ihr Brooklyn Ma
tionai League baseball club. announced
Today his team would start South on
March 20. and commence spring prac-
lice al jacksonville. Ella, on March %
me New York Americans will be neigh.
nors OF me dodgers for most o: tho
training period and the clubs viii nj, :.
several exhibition games A.ranrc
inents are being perfected for severnl
games with the New York Giants vino
VIII train at gainesville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25

FREpERICKSBURG.

FREpENIC KSBUEG. w, january
ol--John Grcgan. formerly OF King
George County, died OF pneumonia NJ
his home in Washington Monday, and
the body was taken TO that county for
i've years OF ave, and is survived by
his wife and three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
OFFERS WILLARD $4,000
IcrnitaGc club Of Nashville Want.
Him {" nr-t Dempsey IN
That CITY.
tny A.socintch rrcss |

NASHVILLE TENN. January I'll
lr Offer OF si0,0oo to joss Willard
worlds champion h"avyNcirht. n his
share OF tho receipts If ne Viii box
Jack Dempsey here. WAS announced
tu-da: By the matchmaker of tn" Her
nitaEc Athletic club The bou, could
- eight rounds under Tennessee iaNrs
and would take place in the carly
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Hrutt IiOiIrnc,
January

FtF-bI.FICN w, january
2i.--Pratt Bourne, son of Clarence S.
Bournc. died at the home of his father,
near White Oak, stafford County. yes
tcrday OF pneumonia, following infu-
en2a. The mother died Monday Of the
same disease and the fathc. and seven
children arc i'll ith the influenza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Mrs. 4. u. wJII,.,,.

PETEESBCRG. VA. January o.
Mrs. Adele NJ. Williams. wife OF Az,
chic b.. Williams, died this morning
Al her home on Apollo Street. after a
nrier Illness. She was thirty-four
years OF age. and. besides her hus
oand, leaves one daughter, her fnth
er. j. i. Hong; two brothers and two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
coomb. Selects Charlotte. \.

EilARLoTTE. y. e., January 24-
Selection Of Charlotte for the spring
EhihihS ground OF the philadcluhin
National baseball team was announrrI
mere tonight by Jack COMBS. man
hGcr OF the club The PhilIies ar.
Schcduicd TO arrive before March 90
ana 10 remain here iwcnIy dnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
w. & l.. WINS FOURTH GAME
Defeats st. Johns Ivy n Score OF 81
to ~. Hines nnh Enin star
ring for The Sirtors.

IINClil;tRr; VA, January ct
Washington and lace won i;s fourth
straight Basketball game tonight in
Lexington. defeating 81 Johns by n
.cor" 81 - - Is. Tho game WAS we'll
played or hoth sides. Times and Fain
led IN tn" general ;,ttark white Heck
cr and Scniar We're th" rninstayS OF
the Maryland uuint Goals from field.
Eain. g; Hines .. Mccain. g: Graham.
.: E"ckcr. .: Scnliar ! Foul goals.
Scmiar. .. ltcGcrcc. Spruhan. y. NJ.