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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
BOWIE ENTRIES

FRS; race iwo-year -o'ds. rnalacns;
claiming: seven :u-!on &c MoAaut liz.
Julian, i0s jamaica Belle lG A-t;ui
DodEer, IL: Dreamer. ~, Attorney. il2.
Moliie Barnes, Ia.
Second racc-tw7- yra--o'aH rrIsid.-s
claiming: seven tlrioags. Rose Cir 10
Eastward. frLl "sss. -. t.Lyt.r. 10, I,aurN,
Maiden. 10: biEly kcce. ~. s.E.Egs
Belle. lOi. Dantzig -
Third racr-:A!es- ytar- olde aad m.
claiming: ,.s s!1 tur'oHF.- -i'!s,n'aeeat III,
ios: .ssun Rose. "a Huron II IN i-I,lr.
Little Maudie. rs, CooIuhs colats. III,
BAL aros. iii. Old Rose. Il. Tur:. I.f, Niis
Jos: LaIghetto, IL Also rIr,oIc: DaIs,
Vein. LIZ; Roacssoo!. IL; i-.oti F4S. ia,
Fourth raee-,hh Twin Cities hand leap
Reoount 100; Surfer. Ios; Ticklish is
Head Over Heels. 10: ,foc. c,rance n
Fifth race--three. year ODDS and up claim,
ing; miie and hi1,eenth-Moaicr, 10
Lord Herbert, ils. Snap Dragon n lis
Sunny Land. lid. Berlin runecrau ia
.eSt German. lJ3.
sixth raee-tince.y.sr. old, aad up. claim
ing: mile and ss!.xte~-,n-- sn,a'us 10
Widow Be6pt.e. i9s; HeI.diie. TO-. Gaia IL
G2usc. 1ci: veteran. III.
Seventh race--hroe-.car-oid ard IN
mile and seventy yards-Wood;a rush, iia
Rouen, III: Arbitrator. Iii. Austria! III
raul Connolly. ms; Bogart. t11. Favor. i1a
Swirl, 101. Nancy Ann, n: Jack Reeve,
JOG, A0Irrelsnn. nc; .ha<gery l0o.
sApp<enttee Allowance, Cloudy; tzacl
uoZpHs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
SPIDERS WILL PLAY
VIRGINIA NEXT SEASON
University OF Richmond Schedules
Football Gane With Charlottcs-
vile Institution Fall Of 1921.
DoBsoN ARRANGING PROGRAM
Local Director Already Ncgotiat-
ing for Many Big Battles Here.
Plans to Take on South Carolina
and Johns Hopkins.

Not content with having under
taken an unusually hard football
schSdule this season the University
of Richmond Will have an even more
fail. If negotiations now being con-
Quoted by Goach Frank Dobson ma
is busy making plans for next sea-
son and is corresponding with many
biE colleges; a feature of the
seheiule IS the fact that the biggest
games OF the season VIII lie played
i'll Richmond ut Boulevard Field.
one OF the most interesting points
is the fact that the Spiders Will play
contest win be played at charlottcs-
Vile, and will be one OF the few
saines the Red and Blue will play
been determined upon. but il is prob
able that the battle will be an early
season one.
pobson announces that the sche-
the same as that of 1870. with sew
cral new teams added. The director
IS neGotiating with Johns Hopkins
s smiysr s,aso,, and the University Of
70 have the last -named battle take
place In Richmond. while the contest
with Johns Hopkins no doubt viii
take place in Baltimore. This game
am the one with Virginia are the
only out-of-town contests for the
Spiders. under the tentative schedule.
III duuItlon 10 negotiations Tor bat
Ties with Hopkins. Virginia and the
University OF South Carolina, DohSon
also is making arrangements TO play
catholic University. V. i. |. and
Davidson in Richmond. These clcvcns
were played this season by the
Spiders and each Is anxious to meet
the local team again next season.
Davidson has gone SO far as 10
specify dato and announces that
II would like to moe; the Spiders
hero October 81.
II 10 probab BILE that tho Richmond
eleven will change it's Thanksgiving
Day opponent. William and Mary in
all probability will meet Richmond
here on Turkey Day in 1871. Ar
rangcmcnts for TIN, contest have not
been completed, hut the manage
mcnts OF each institution are anx-
ious for the battle to be staged here.
Dobson also is negotiating with
i.ynchburE. Randolph Macon and
iianndcn Sidney for contests. and
VIII draw up his schedule when re-
plies are received from all of the coll
lcEes mentioned above. While II will
be impossible for Richmond 10 meet
each OF these clevens the local mentor
VIII give careful consideration TO his
schedule, and II Is safe 10 say that
the 1921 Gridiron program OF the
Spiders Will be the most strenuous
in the history of the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
VIRGINIA SCHOOLS RAISE
$327,266 FOR THEIR WORK
400 Community Leagues Aid In Sc
curing Funds Junior Community
Leagues organizing.
Reports from forty-iivc super

Reports from forty-iivc Superinten-
dents of the cooperative Education
Association OF Virginia show that
SlS6,S50 had been raised BY Virginia
schools and Sl4o.4l6 By 4T6 commu-
nifty leagues. This money has been
spent on new buildings or in max
ing additions thereto. identifying the
schools and grounds, establishing IL
brar!es and clinics, purchasing pic
lures aud victrolas. supplies for
schools, epuipping laboratories, eS-
tending school terms, experimenting
teachers and janitors' salaries. sup
plying athletic and playground equip
ment, or anything that was need cd
for the school. There are now l.2oo
community leagues. 2t6 or which were
organized this session.
In addition TO the community
are also &c or !ani Their Their SIG sieEan
Is community, and, junior league
In every school," The juniors are
organized into high school and gram
mar school clubs. literary and ath-
lctic societies. They often furnish
the entertainment for the community
league, the juniors and seniors work
ing hand in hand for the bc;termen Il
OF the school and civic conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES
Appoints Committee OF Three, Who
tWiIl Conduct Irobc Into Com
plants of Olympic Athletes.
ELECT WEAVER PRESIDENT
Los Angeles Mn. Defeats Obcrtu-
( Blessing by Vote of 90 to 21-ln-
surgcntS Put Across Their In
4 tire Ticket.

= NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 16.-lnsurg-
on, forces scored their biggest vic
i, ~ a,,u- am
cory IN years IN 'he ""'a.'''
lcGc union here today. when the!
elected their entire ticket and put
49, IN. r.so,,,tion whereby a com
49, $50
mittec OF three will mthc a COM
ylctc Investigation Of charges made
III ms 1-ni.oa states Olympic a,h-
a.,
ietes upon their return IRON, ~.
mnrp. that theS wsFn nAul = odaiions
Doth IN laS ~! 81 aISS!its Iou.' io.t >
10 and from the olShpie games ana
IN Antwetp .,s We'll. =, 80
sam Goodman. president OF Tue
FACING Coast Association. was spon-
sor OF the rcSo!uiiSn .%!!.ns LOT az
lhNSsi!Satioi 81 the shArsss i,ia .,i
DSalnst the American olympic com ,
mittee. HIS resolution Was modified
somewhat, Out carries Inc same IN
tent: AS a result, William Z. Trout,
Gi inc W" EhSi'tau ASsociaiion'
fireman \. Mahuns|, OF me Metro-
'oltah Assoclatioii, ana Inarits b'
i-Ehch, OF lhS [chtFlt AsSoci"t ION,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
lands TO HEAR BASEBALL
ARGUMENTS IN CHICAGO
Recently Appointed Head Declares
Participants Must Come to Windy
City and Plead Cases.
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-An disputes in
professional baseball will be settled
in Chicago. Federal Judge Lands
said today in reply to queries as to
how he planned to retain his position
on the bench and still find time TO
perform his duties as baseball com
missioner. the position TO which he
recently was appointed by unani-
nous action OF the two major leagues.
when baseball matters come up.
the participants will come TO me here
in Chicago to plead their cases" said
The judge. II have nothing to do on
Saturdays and Sundays. and Fed
cral Court also is closed during much
OF tho baseball season. I'll handle
tho two jobs without any troublc-I
guess my record for the past fifteen
years is sufficient assurance that 1
can handle anything that comes be-
fore me.
The persons criticising me on the
grounds that l can't handle two jobs
are not afraid | won't Ice able to do
nv work. They are afraid that
will"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
EDDIE C|C0TTE MAY NOT
Be PUNISHED BY COURT
Attorney for Indicted Pitcher Con-
fidcnt He Will Escape Prosccu-
tion, as Result Of Confession.
IBy Associated Press.l

10y ASSOClatcu l'reSS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-Eddie Cicotte.
former Chicago White SoN pitcher
whose confession resulted in num-
erous indictments by the special Cook
County baseball grand jury in CON
nection with the 1919 world series
scandal. probably will not be pun
ishcd for his part In tho Eamc-throw-
ing. according to officials OF tho
States attorneys Office Cicotte will
turn States evidence when the men
inulcted are tried and his only sen-
tcncc will be Punishment from or
ganizcd baseball. IL was said today.
ID. i. Cassady. OF Detroit. Cicotte's
attorney. conferred today with States
attorneys over the pitchers confess
sion and possible testimony. At this
conference. Mr.. Cassidy promised
that Cicotte would tell the court the
same story he told the jury; AS a
pitcher TO furnish bond withou, per-
sonally appearing.
While no official announcement was
made by the States attorneys office,
Tor Cicotte's testimony tho jury never
would have had sufficient evidence TO
indict more than one or two persons,
and that there would be little chance
for conviction without tho pitcher as
Il State witness.
Before Cicotte confessed. We had
rcams OF hear saw evidence" said this
official tonight. but none OF II would
have held in court. We might have
returned 4 few indictments on IL. but
that would have been the end OF the
case We wanted convictions and not
indictments, and In order To get the
evidence necessary we had TO have Il
confession. We were certain Cico;tc
knew more than many others whose
names had been given us. SO We went
AFTER him. OF course we have to con-
N "a .trA nd
we'd rather see Cicotte free and con-
Wet the rest than TO let them al! get
away"
This official refused 10 say whether
an agreement from immunity had
been reached with Clcottc before the
pitcher confessed.
The ball players and gamblers in
dictcd bv the jury probably will bc
brought to trial in January. IL was
said. Judge Robert L. Grove. newly
elected States attorney. takes office In
December. and II is believed that i'm :
mediate prosecution will be insti-
tuted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
TRANSFER ADJUTANT JONES
Salvation Army Oncer and Wife I,
Take Charge OF Work
In Norfolk.

Transfer OF Adjutant and HRS. Paul
Jones who have been In charge OF
the Salvation Army work In Rich
mond, TO Norfolk for similar work
was announced yesterday. Adjutant
Jones came TO Richmond about two
years ago after sis years stay in
Roanoke.
TO new corps have been opened
during tho adjutant's stay. one in
South Richmond and one in Church
liill The Army has secured the pres
cnt headquarters building. which has
been renIodclcd for Salvation Army
purposes during his stay also. Com
lnandant George Garland. who Is TO
be transferred from Norfolk, will
succeed Adjutant Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
.SATTERFlELD WILL HEAD
RICHMOND FOOTBALL PARTY
v. VI. I. Alumni 10 Leave This CITY for
tonnolSs. in Special Pullman
Sleeper November -.

Calvin Sattcrhcld will head large
delegation of Virginia Military lnsti-
;utc alumni members from Richmond.
which Will attend the Thanksgiving
Day game III Roanoke, when the Ca
dets' .FlyinE Squadron" plays vIr-
Ein'a Polytechnic Institute team in
the Magic City.
The Richmond Chapter OF the V. NJ.
/. Alumni Association already has
arranged for one special Pullman
sleeping car to convey the Richmond
crs and their friends TO the scene
OF the game. and the second special
car will more than likely be put on
to take care of the large delegation
which is going 10 make the trip.
The Richmond contingent VIII leave
this city the night cf November q
from Broad Street station, over tho
Norfolk and Western hallway, and
VIII return homo the following night.
arriving in Richmond early Friday
morning.
Those desiring reservation with the
party will communicate with Mr.. Sat
tcrtield. care Penn Mutual Life In
surance Company, telephone Randolph
1891,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
MANY AVlATORS IN RACE
Forty-Eour rlnnra VIII Compete for
Pulitzer Trophy Thanksgiving
Day-Oihrr Prizes Offered.

10y N-SUVIAItU l'TCS5.J
NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Eorty-four
aviators, including many army. navy
aud commercial test pilots, many OF
whom competed in the transcontinen-
tal air race and other contests, will
compete for tile Pulitzer trophy at
Mitchell Field. l.. l., on Thank sgiving
Day. il Was announced tonight when
the entry list was closed. The race.
which is under the auspices OF the
Aero Club. viii be over a thirty-iive-
mile circuit
In addition to the trophy. donated
ny Ralph Pulitzer for annual compe-
iItion. prizes will 10 given to the
winners OF first. second and third
places The club whose entry wins
the contest viii have the privilege
NJ holding the event the following
wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Prep Elevens Cancel
Today's Grid Battle

John Marshall High School and
bcncdtctinc Military College hayc
cnnceicd their football game which
was t0 have been held Mt BOule-
ward Field this afternoon. Inclcm-
Snt weather conditions resulted In
the managers getting together
yesterday and declaring the con-
test on. The game will take pIncc
tomorrow afternoon, weather con-
ditions permitting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
HOT TO TEST VALIDITY OF
N0RFOLK'S BLUE LAWS
Council RrscInds Action PERMITTING
Church Federation to Bring
Suit in Chnnccry.

Especial TO The Times dispatcher
NORFOI.k. VA. Nov. Lion
recommendation OF Mayor Albert i.
Roper. the City Council tonigh. re-
scinded its action whereby tina
church Federation OF Norfolk would
have been permitted to bring "A suit
N chancery. In the name Of Inc city.
blue laws"
The observance OF the Sunday laws
have been put up squarcly TO City
Manager Charles Il. Ashburner, By
the Council. who rcitcratcs that he il
for law enforcement. but rccognlzes
that we arc living In the year 1920,
not lG9O. and govern ourselves uc-
cordingly."
The suit proposed by the Church
Federation would have been aimed
chiefly at the sales or gasoline and
automobile acccssoricY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
HUNT CLUB HOLDS MEET
Autumn Event Takes place Mt War
rcnton. Despite Weather Condi-
tions-Mnny Horses Scratched

WAERENTON. VA, Nov. 16.-IIor-
r!e!e weather conditions today failed
10 cast a dampcr upon the Spirits
OF real sport lovers. and the autumn
race meeting OF the Warrenton Hunt
Club was held. The event WAS given
under the auspices of the hunts CON-
mittcc o! the National StccplcchaSa
weather was disappointing. the small
audience displayed much enthus! asln
Several OF tho races were not AS
interesting as usual. owing TO the ia:
that many OF the horses were scratch
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
YALE GIVEN WELCOME
Undergraduates Stand In Rain md
Cheer Eleven Mcrcilcssly Bcntcn
by Princeton Saturday.
IBy Associated prcss.I

NEW HAVEN CONN, Nov. l6.--The
Yale football team, returning &c New
Haven this afternoon after the defeat
ny Princeton, was given rousing
welcome by "A large crowd OF under
graduates, who stood in the rain TO
cheer the team at the railroad sta
,ion. The Eli players had been rest
ing since Saturday at White Plains,
y. Y. The keynote Of the student well
come was shown by u large banner
bearing the words, BEAT Harvard"
The Yale coaches lost no time In
getting the team 10 Yale field. where
AN hours scrimmage was held in the
mud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
CONTINUE COCAINE CASE
Two Aien Charged With Selling Drul
10 be Given Hearing
NONcnillcr "a.

When the eases Of Albert HER
holzer and J. VI. Jones. the two men
who were arrested Monday night
charged with having narcotics un-
lawfully in their possession. came up
in Police Court yesterday morning
they were continued until November
20. to permit further Investigation.
seventeenth Stree, whila ,hcr ,.ern
sitting in an automobile. The car is
being held by the police. and so far
no one has called at headquarters
10 claim II. 1t Is thought that I'll,
cocain. Is part OF the quantity stolen
from the Vaughan Robertson and
the Powers Taylor Drug Colnpany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Half-Back Eielson
Seriously Injured
my Associated Prcss.l

PITTSBURGH. PA, Nov. 1G.-ft
became known today that Harry
I:ielson, star hnIf back of the
Washington and JcHcrson College
football team, was patient In n
hospital here suffering from
serious injuries, sustained In the
I'tt.-w. AZ j. game last Saturday.
Eiclson WINS operated on yesterday
for u rupturcd blood vessel nnd
attending physicians expressed the
opinion he would be unnolc 10 plny
football aEnin this scaSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
YANkS RECEIVE OFFERS
Several Cities Seek New York hmeri-
cans Training CamT-OfncInls
Make Selection Thursday.
NEW. YnRk Nov 16-Manv

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Many South
crn towns whose baseball fans are
anxious to see Babe" Ruth pound out
home runs, have urged the New York
Americans to CONSIDER them in the
selection OF Il training camp. The
decision Is expected 10 be made ut
meeting OF club officials hero next
Thursday. Several Texas cities, in
Guiding Dallas. has sent in requests,
besides New Orleans. Hot Springs.
Ark. and Jacksonville, Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Hospital TO IIoIa .sr,r !,

Ahhuai tag day" for the Rich
nond Retreat for the Sick viii r..
held tomorrow. when people Of i;lcb-
inond VIII he given opportunity to
contribute to one OF the community.s
the Retreat is largely dependent on
public donations for its maintenance
liberal contributions are reuuested
me tag stations Will be placed
throughout the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
ENFORCING TRAFFIC LAWS
Police Stnrt Vigorous Campaign for
Obcynncc OF City's New
HcEulations,

Commencing yesterday the police
enforcement OF the new traffic rules
and regulations, which went into CT
feet about TWO months ago Chief
Shcrry announced that all automo bile
drivers have had ample time in which
10 acquaint themselves with the new
laws. and that no further cxcusec
OF ignorance OF tho law will be &C :
ccptcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Army and Navy
Cancel Football Games
m, A,.oc,otcd pre...I

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O-SeIther
the Army nor the Navy football
team will play again until they
meet Mt the Polo Grounds here
November II. This ,ras decided
fodny when West Point. because
or "unforesccn circuIns tnnccs,"
Cancelled its contest next Sstur-
day against Colby. George Wash
inxton Universally already had
Cancelled it's game with Annapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
FIRST HUN SHIP SINCE WAR
DOCKS At NEWPORT NNEWS
second Engineer OF HINDER Mocwc
among SeO Officers and Sailors
Abouru.
by Associated prcss.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 10
no Lucia Werman. one OF the nrst
herman ships to enter this port since
mo war, Is here with 500 German
onacers and sailors on board. loading
SUPPLIES for completion of a voyage
40 oh Shiie to Antwerp. The sailors
H. 70 han lorty-two sailing ships
In tho German trade.
9ohn Riephon. ono OF tho passen-
scns, was second engineer OF the
~ Moewe. whose activities dur
.ns carly years of tho war sent uu-
merous allied ships to the bottom.
INC Wernan Is one OF tho ships taken
over by Great Britain, and is sailing
under English charter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
nnsnatc. po.,ponc Meeting

;. NUIkFOLk. VA, Nov. lG.-Inabil-
ny OF 6. NJ. Barry. chairman. To be
present. resulted In the meeting OF
the virginia League committee, which
VAS To hav. been held here tonight
being postponed. The recent action
Of the magnntcs In fredericksburg The
Eichmonu club WAS TO have been Iis-
cusscd. Barry IS confined 10 IN. n.a
Nth severe cold. IL is probable
that the conference will he held to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
COST N. & w. 5000 TO
EARN ST IN SEPTEMBER
Most Prosperous Month Road I'm.
lind This fenr-OpcrutInE
\ EIDrnSea IncrHa.r

ROANOKE. VA, Nov lG-It cost
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
oh'o? cent to earn u dollar during
tho month OF Scptcmber. the most
prosperous month the road has had
this year. according TO n financial
report made public mt headquarters
OF The company here today.
FOR tho first nine months in 1920
the road spent l00.03 cents TO earn
n dollar, the report states Congid-
crabie inc5eascs in operating cx-
pehscs are shown. attributed to the
recent advance In Magea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
POSTPONE FIELD TRIALS
Handlers of Dogs Fail tn Display
Interest mud Event Held Up In
definitely After Conference.

MUNTGUM FRY. ALA.. Nov. To-
Lack of interest. as evidence by own
ers and handlers OF dogs. as we'll rs
in the entry list. has caused the board
OF governors Of the Southern Field
Trials Club to postpone indefinitely
the 1920 meeting which had been
planned for an early week in Deem
Der. Announcement OF this decision
was made TODAY following 4 meeting
OF the board at a local hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Ginnts win Not ltenew oGcr

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Manarer
j."hn J. McGraw. OF the New York
Giants, indicated today that the re-
ported offer OF 100000 for Rogers
iiornsoy. hard hitter or the st. Louis
aFcinais, made last season, will not
10 rcpeated. 1T Is nor our policy to
to break up another owners Ia
C!4l." he said -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
SHOPLIFTERS ARE JAILED
Mrs. Grace Hutchinson and Rose
Christian Found Guilty In
IIuNtinES Court.

Pleading guilty to 4 charge OF
larceny, in shoplhting goods from
Miller and Rh,ads' store, Mrs. Grace
each fined s25 and given ten days i'm
Jail by Judge David c. Richardson.
In Hastings Court. yesterday after
noon.
Harry l.. Wood was found guilty
of driving through safety zone ON
West BROAD Street, and was fned $40
by Judge Richardson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
McGrn,x purc.,.e Nam,

81. PAJI- MIMI. Nov. l6.--Thc
New York National League Club has
purchased Joseph .'Cioldie" Rapp. of
the -. Paul American Association
hrre today. The local club viii re-
csiNc q pitcher and an infcldcr rs
p.trt payment. Rapp is third base
imam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Centre ouiut to Nee, Harvard

;, VAMNKI!lEE, MASS, Wow. To-
bounced tonight that the Centre Col
leEc basketball team would play
Harvard here March Z. next. Several
OF The members of the football, team
which recently played Harvard are
on tho Centre Basketball squad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Chamber to Hold Se..ion.

The last QUARTERLY meeting for the
year of The Richmond Chamber of
Commerce. Will be held Thursday
night ut o'clock IN the convention
room OF the Jefferson Hotel. The
program has not been . mpletcd, al
though IL Is probable that number
OF important questions will be dis
Guessed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Noting nuy. Petersburg nons,

In competitive bid with several
New York Investment houses. Fred.
crick Il. Noting IL Co. pO7 East Main
street: has been awarded tho issue
or 100000 city Of Petersburg. one
year. per cent notes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
cubs to Trn1n ., p,x,

CHICAGO. Nov. l6.--Pasadena, Cal.
again VIII be the training camn OF
INC chicago National League team
next spring. President William Veeck
announced tonight. Previously The
club has been considering taking n
shorter trip for the spring training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
kiIhanc u.c.i,e. on

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. IG-Eea-
thcrweisht champion Johnny k!lbann
mas been offered $500 To appear here
~ l"-round bout 10 decision with
inc winner of the Danny Frush-J Toe
Lcouard contest here mex, Friday