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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
SPORTS
CHANGES DELIVERY PLAN
Specials VIII lie Left by Mail Carrier
without Receipts to Faciii-
tate. Service.

To facilitate the delivery OF special
dciHery matter. such mail will BIO
delivered without receipt and left In
the regulation mail rccepticlcs whom
personal delivery cannot bc effected,
II was announced by Postmaster Hay
T. Thornton yesterday. Some trouble
has been experienced lately with pco-
pie who sent money and valuablcs
through special delivery. Money
should he sent by moncy-order. and
vlluhblcs registered. since special de-
livery Is not for safety. but for QUICK
.r service. he stated.
Under the new Plan. tho mcsscn-
ger VIII be responsible for the safo
delivery of such matter. This order
does not apply to special delivery
registered or g. o. -. matter, which
vii! be handled the same as In Tho
past.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
DRlZZlE MAY MAR
CROSS-C0UNTRY CLASSIC
international Race between Cornell
anu oAford-CnmbridSc Runners
Has Muddy Itoutc
ny Associated Press.


LONDON, Dec. CA stendv drizzIn
throughout the day Will make Eng
lands classic ANA cruel" seven and
4 haif mile cross country course a,
hochampton a muddy and heavy
route Tor the Cornell and the oxford
eanor!dSc runners. WHO will compete
tomorrow afternoon in the first rae.
oil MS KIND between English and
American athletes
lanes J." Dickinson. captain of the
Ithaca squad: Thomas G. McDcrmott
ana Charles 7. brown are SUFFERING
from colds and are not in the best of
condition. This. however. is offset
by an injury 10 T.. y. Montague, the
oxford star. who, although expected
TO start in the race, is suffering from
sore toe.
Jack Moaklcy, the American coach.
asserted today that Cornell had no
runners TO compare with Montacuc
y. n: Aclnncs and w. X. StcaErovc.
but that in the scoring the Americans
might win the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
DECLARES MOONsH|NERs
PAY FINES AND GET RICH
Federal Agent Branlc Says Boot
lcSging Under VolStcad Act
Cheaper Than Licenses.

That fines imposed II the courts
on booticEserS and manufacturers of
moohshinc' liquor amount to much
'css than the licenses were when the
nation had open saloons WIS on.
statement by :. X; Bramc. Supcrvis-
ins Federal prohibition agent fot
the Southern Division. YESTERDAY IL,
defense of himself from criticism and
iileScd distorted statements thai
nave been made through the columns
OF the press"
Mr.. Rramc pointed out that fines
boScd on convicted viUlatorS of tn,.
HolStcud aci and that in certain cases
me lines do not exceed $40 or SIS.
I've penalty prescribed in SECTION %
oi tnc act -: My person who man
fractures OF sells liquor i'm viola
tloi of this title shall. for Il first Of
tense. he fined no, more than 81 200
or imprisoned not rxccedinp siy
uuent OF :nsc shall be fined no, less
man STU nor more than $1,000 and
be imprisoned not less than one
month nor more than five yours.
Fine onc-i'0urth Uf Profit
nc pointed out that the total cost
oil production. allowing thirty-nvc
cents FOR corn and other material.
and labor at - day, is sae for 100
gallons. Al a retail price Of 81 4
quart. which is said to be much less
than the market price is, IT is pointed
out that this nets the moonsI MGR
s2.ooo day clear profit. In most
cases the maximum fine which has
hcen imposed in such cases is only
5000. onc-fourth OF Il single DAYS
profit.
Regarding tho statements appear
ing IN the press about the amour,
or liquor which has been stolen
from the Office. Mr.. Eranc stated.
In reply 10 many distorted state
mentS that have been made through
The columns Of the press in regard 10
whiskcy being stolen from the Fed
cral Building in this city. I wish To
make the following statement of
i&cts: In the first place. only n very
'neaGcr negligible amount has been
stolen. not more than nifty gallons.
During the summer months OF This
year all whisky seized and held for
evidence where the cases Gavr hccn
disppsed of was destroyed publicly in
The presence of a number Of diSin-
tercsted people and the proper re-
ports made.
There never has been whisky
called for in any case that Il was not
produced. with the exception of the
James iiadgi ease. This whisky. with
possibly eight or nine gallons Of IL
l!cit whisky and several large bot =
Ties or wine. were missing. the lock
OF the door having been pried open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
SPORIS RICHMOND TERMINAL CUNT SPO

On two other occasions small guam
titles OF whisky have disappeared, as
mas been Tho case with every cuSto-
dian of wet goods.
Boat brought Here.
In the Iiadgi case his gasoline.
tortE-foot boat was caught with pos
sibiy Gig hty quarts of Smuggied
whiskcy from Il Greek ship on July
10. 1870. AT Norfolk. Va. The boat
was seized in accordance with the
law. ard ia there was no safe place
for storage available In Norfolk the
boat and whisky were moved 10
lNchmond. CThe boat put above the
locks and the whisky stored and
afterwaris stolrnD II was proven
that iiadgi had made Il, least Two
trips. loaded his boat with whisky
and cognac. The man with him 50
states, and ii WAS proven beyond
amy question that II was whisky.
ilad@i. warrant was then issued and
several days later he was arrested in
the back Of his place OF business
asleep on the table. He was dcliv-
cred to the United States Marshal and
placed under a bond for his appear
person IN court. but was represented
by an attorney. ! have not been in
formed as 10 the outcome of the case.
III the newspapers Will visit some
OF our courtrooms. both state and
Federal, aud use the columns Of their
the law abiding citizens against
crooks and criminals. encourage
sweeping sentences and fines ! be
licvc IL will serve great purpose.
Tho present fines imposed for viola :
ton of the liquor laws is much cheap
cr than the licenses were when We
had open saloons. Think the matter
over. ~. X. BRAMl;.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
RICHMOND TERMINAL FIVE
TR|UMPHS OVER BANKERS
Youngest Basketball Aggregation
in Richmond Wins Game,
ny ~
3.i to- ~

Richmond Terminal. the younSes,
basketball aggregation in Richmond.
last night maintained. to a certain en-
tent, the saying that youth has an
advantage over age. by defeating the
Merchants National Bank i've by the
.,scoro Cf 81 TO -. Not that The bank :
like that. but they have had 4 10,
more experience in the game and are
a few years older than their oppom
cnts. The AGGRESSIVE icrinlnal luih,S'
by superb teamwork. accurate goal :
shooting ana taking advantage OF
every break. was able 10 defeat Inc
more experienced aggregation
Y 1t need not he said that the game
which was ulaycd at the Central Y. w.
c. a, proved TO hr one of the hardest
fought contests seen there III MANY
seasons When ave composed Oh
Souihful players. some of whom hard-
IN are ont OF their teens. triumnhs
over a 9uint ot such veterans as
Ollie DcviDc. runI" rcndlcton. But
terworth aud others. the gamr naiur.
ally has 10 he hard fought. and last
.,r..'' carroll Mike" Marin and
"Slcrpv" liollaGay. who form the main
cogS In tho Terminal machine. Fought
like tigers TO overcome The adNant-
age Of the heavier and more expert
cnccd bankers. they We're aided In
their work by Bob" Fell and Harris:
the only veterans of the raiIrcaders.
Practically both teams were train
cd by he same coach in years gone
by. ana the style of play OF each was
similar Three mo mhcrs OF Merchants
and four OF the Terminal players re-
ceivcd their frs. basketball training
at John Marshall High School under
L. Tucker Jones teamwork. rather
than Individual play. had been in
stilled into these men In the early
days. ana consequently each aEgre-
CATION used the same tactics.
carroll and P"ndlcton were the
leading scorers for Terminal and Mer-
chants, respectively. but this does
stars Of the contest Without the
passing ability Of their team mates.
neither forward would hav" been able
10 make the shots afforded them.
Throughout tho entire game the pass
ing proved excellent. and both teams
Last nights victory WAS the second
for Terminal over the Bankers. and
the railroad team has placed itsclt
in the front ranks of independent has
Athletic club and the Richmond Ath-
ln;ic Will haV" To be overcome before
the Terminal aggregation can claim
shc city title. but their showing In
the two games with the Bankers has
been q surprise to those Interested in
the winter sport here.
The lineup follows:
Terminal Position. Merchants.
Carroll .....i"ft forward; Pcndleton
He'll right forward. cardwcll
noliaday center. 49, DcNlnc, j.
Marin. T.. left guard. .Devinc. ..
Harris 80. right guard. .Buitcrworth
Summary: Substitutions--l.add fer
Harris Goals from iicld--B"ll g.;
carroll i: Holiday. 4: Marin, -.
Pendlcton. 3; Cardwcll, |; o. Devine,
Carroll !: rendietcn. Z. icferee--
GooCh. Time o. halvcs-20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
5000 VICTORY MEDALS ARE
ISSUED BY ARMY OFFICER
Richmond Recruiting Irc,duu,rtc,.
RenuE to Distribute Them to
Proper Persons

Ihr United States Army recruit
ing ONCE 200 East Broad Street. has
made a decided success in the distri-
button Of the Victory Medal in Vir
Einia. About 1900 medals have been
issued. but there are still $4,000 more
70 De given in the State. /; is de-
sired by army authorities that all
OF honor shall receive il. and effort
- ncihE made to reach them with
TIE least possible delay
THIS office issues medals without
clasps, for service in the United
states. and with clasp France" for
overseas service. Other awards are
made through local recruiting Of
hccrs. or veterans ORGANIZATIONS and
medals forwarded direct from Phil
adclphia. These include clasps for
the thirteen major operations as well
as the defensive sector clasp. There
are over 800 different combinations
Of medals with battle clasps and
these are affixed by machinery, so
that II would be impossible for all
recruiting stations to keep in stock
so great variety of combinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

ysn[ 4, I'VE I'VE IL:
PIo'ninso NJ, ,soa6oard iis: Control.
Swee; retu,ie. lis: 'caii,hump. liz Echo.
i l:,,1 NJ: Elizabe,h May. liz Also eli I'll
second racc--rursc. 5000. claiming: for
sGnr- ycaT;o!ds and IN; six :urionssAlcs.
1uii. IA; Tipford. lis; Liberator. lis; No.
lawn. rs: Madras bingham. liz: Dahind,
Salute. 1850: .Vaierle West. 10? .onb. III;
li5 Lady l.ongiriiow I07. Also eiiy!hie:
Molly o. lc7: Pigeon. us: courtins
Third re:sse--purse, 500; claiming; for
iTTi%-y.@1n rc nn. SIX tnriqngs Gheyaier.
! II: Sea Court III. General AgfamontS'
i iSs. Siivggda- sp..!pgs: lea; Toss Up. 100:
E@tth:u!. 10. Tut,. 100: .Ke!nc,ant. io,:
Fourth racc--pursc. 500; nii"ws.cc .or
IJnaGscy.nf,9!as IND ana ~: sx turiongs Hin.
Sn M"rshyr iii; Jock SEQ ss@t lo ~ cay Ssg.
I son. los iier"!sm. los, Mah"ny. los. ~.
| Homany. los; Dsmcing spray. ios. T,u 1oS
I l0b. Head over Heels. ZOE. Also clIsihI.
9itt Ecai. ics; Ernest a.. los: sammy
f.f,h race, purse. $1,000: Pelican han
MP NJ d"s iIh,Ss,yesar,"ids and up, one
shannon 10: Chief. io9. Fiibberty Glib.
thrce:, year -olds ana up: ono mil" and am
.,rhtii IGl%ag3r, 10: Capital City. lie;
h"eY.A. i0s 'Madrona. los; .Plcnty. i05:
Golden DawA. !o2, .old McKenna. ICE:
Baronc. l0:.
seventh race--purse. 800: claiming; for
, ,hi"s' y.ar olds ard up: one mile and
! tnite .s!Sicrhths--Tugs. ia: Cock Roach
III. Eehp. 10. Brookiand, no; .T.rsscon
iS.: .'iiiiaois Lad. Ios; .Bcn Iiampson
..CSs; Alhena los; Aztec. los; .i.ad. IoS
..s.thern. io:: Spectacular Girl. ioi;
Five pounds appreasice a,lowanc,
claimed. Weather clear: lack raat ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
LEE CAMP VETERANS
REFLECT ALL OFFICERS
Il. ". Thompson Retains Comman-
dcrShip--SlNtccn Deaths
During Ncnr.

Il. w. Thompson Was reelected
commander OF X. T.. Lee Camp. No. /
Confederate Veterans, at Il rcccn
meeting. All other officers were re
elected. being w. l.. Timbcrlak.. frs
ant-commandcr; +. T. Brown
second lieutenant commander W. s,
Wood. third licutcnant-c commander
~ o. Pcay. adjutant: Andrew Krousc
quartermaStcr; Dr. George Ross. sur
gcon: w. j. Burke. officer of the day
l.andon i. Mason. James Powcl
Smitn ana James Nelson. chaplains
w. y. Freeman. treasurer: w. |.
iightfoot. sergeant major: &. \. Hccr
mans. Nidctic. Il. y. Pillow, ccior ser,
Eeant: John G. Ratchcllor and w. j
Burke, color guards.
sixteen deaths in the members II I
Tor the year were reported at tho
meeting. thus leaving only 40 o,
the roll. The annual memorial ser
vices. to he held next month for thos,
VINO nave answered the last roll call
VIII be planned AT an early meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-hvo and Que half .Ir5nss
three-year-o.dSs pu-.' 81 bantzg ~
/, CnpinDs, ll-i. BLACK Iuu. .gf. KING. Belle,
leG: Disturbance. 100 Maynhoua. l1s.
Second tais rae, ~. 2pe haif 'priqngs
xJohn J. Riley III: &Eegiuu. ~: Jimmie
2.Brivn. i0t. 1Onsae lo'. W!i!u.rou.-
Third race-hve and Jne hal: furlonrs
ALI ages: Claiming purss. $40 AMAZING
Dreams. 9s: xAbbess. IUl; NAirrett.. 10.
Fieey. iT. xTwenty-SeV.n. l.,; SAY When.
Fourth race-hve and one h4, furlonrs
all ages: ciaiming; uufse. si.1--1Miss
Jos; sFirklc Fancy. III: Hunter Plat ia:
AyIOn. llt
ali ages: claiming: s1o0-1Aunt Deds. Is
aAnbassatot III. loe: nDr!nie.d !pS. La
2 sixth raee--Inile and nifty yards three
year-olds and up: claiming: 800. xJack
1IeaIey. lej: xLittIe IIubn. 49,. }. Walker
ITO: Our Newphew. ITO: Sim Feiner lie
Cadillac. Jls.
Is .xIppfenies allowance claimed. Weather
cloudy. TICK. heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
PRACTICE OF SQUADS is
SHR0UDED IN SECRECY
sport Writers and Football Expcrts
Are Ruled on Field by
Officials.
IRy Assoclated rrcss. |

rASA Dt.NA. CAL. Dec. 2o-Sc-
're'E marks The daily practice of the
ONO state University and University
nj California football squads as the
Gay n"ars for the last West game
here on New Years.
Inc ohio state officials ruled sports
writers and football experts off the
field during practice yesterday. One
Pasadena writer. commenting on
wna' ne learned after full day in
intensive application said: 1T seems
rs II the Ohio state quarter back
calls signals with numbers They
play seven men in the line and four
IN the backticld. The two men on
opposite ends OF the line are called
ends. On punts they run down tile
held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
MOUNT VERNON BOWLERS
WIN CITY TENPlH TITLE
Dcfcnt Fast CottrciI SndIIcry Com
pnny Team by 81

Rolling the big ones" in superb
fern. the Mt. Vernon bowlers last
night wrcsted the city ten pin cham
pionship from the fast Cottrcll Sad
dlcry aggregation when the two
teams met on the new Mt. Vernon
Alleys The Mt. Vernon boys won the
contest by tumbling So more pins than
the Cottrcil rollers. NJ. Nunck. xof the
MI. vernon team. stood out in the In
dtvidual score list by rolling up a
total of 23i In the first game on the
sheet Eeardslcy, his team mate.
starred with u high total OF G2l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
NAVAL OFFICER MADE HEAD
OF COLLEGE BOXING LEAGUE
Licut.-Commandcr William 4. Rich
"rd>on, Naval Academy Athletic
OFFICER, Mined PreSidcnt.
RN ASsOCiNtcl PrrsS

~ NSsOciNtcU Press.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dec. 29.-I.ieu-
tenant Commander William a. Rich
ardson, l. :, y. assistant athletic Of
uccr ana gymnasium officer OF the
Naval Academy. has been notified OF
ms election as president OF the In
tercoIIeSiatc boxing Association of
America. as the body ORGANIZED To
control boxing as AN intercollegiate
sport Is named. Richardson has been
active IN putting the sport upon a
competitive basis among the colleges.
I'VE otacr officers are: vicc-preSi-
dent. Richard G. Harlow. Penn State:
sccrctary-tr treasurer. II. j. Pickering,
University OF Pennsylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Sl)or IL
session.
TENNIS CLASSIC POSTPONED
Americans md Australians Again
Disappointed by
nj
Again
lciatcd HrcSS. j


AUCKLAND. y. H.. Dec. .9.-Mcm
berS OF the American tennis team
were again disappointed today, when
rain compelled further postpone
ment of the first match with the
Australian team which is to deter
mine the holder OF tile Davis Cup, the
championship trophy.
II was expected that play in the
fifteenth challenge round for the
Davis Cup would begin today. but
heavy rain was falling shortly be-
fore time for The beginning of the
match between Norman t.. BrookeS
and William n. Tildcn, Jr. 1t was
decided. therefore, to begin the Sc
ries tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
TO ENTERTAIN AVIATOR
Major Cedric Fnuntlcroy VIII be
Guest Tonight of Flying
Club OF Virginia.

Major Cedric T.. Fauntlcroy. Of Chi
cago. commander OF the kosciusho
s1uadron OF Americans with the Pol
ish army. Is to be ono Of the guests
AT the supper of the American Flying
Club Of Virginia. which Will be held
at the Wcstmorcland Club tonight AT
$50 o'clock. Major Fauutlcroy Was "a
close friend OF the late Lieutenant
Arthur Kelly. Of Richmond. who was
killed over BoIshcvist lines. He is
in America ~ the present time on :,
mission for the Polish government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

NEl WEST, Flu, Dec 29.--Thc
steamer lnoccnsio l'igarcdo was in
uislrcSs three miles north of Tor
tuSas tonight, and the Steamer Mo-
mus twenty-cight miles away at thar
,imc. was rushing 10 her aid. accord
ms 70 Il wireless message picked up
pE me naval station here. Available
records here do not list the Inoccnsio
FISarcdo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Commnndcr no.s buys Yacht.

NEW YORK, Dec. c3.-purchase OF
he Spcedmotor yacht Orioic and the
sailing yacht Tamerlane. winner OF
the sailing race TO Bermuda few
years ago by Commander j. *. H..
Ross turfman, owner OF tho race
horse Sir Barton, was announced to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Cubs Sign Hurler Who
Made Alex Go Some
INV H,,urintrd urcs,l

CHICAGO, Dee. 21.-tS u reward
for making Grover Cleveland Alex
nndcr. pitcher of the Chicago Ma
ttonalS. work twelve innings he
fore he Son his Enuc, james ID.
kcnncy today was signed To IL Chi
cuEo Cubs contract.
The game was played In France
while both were i'm the United
states Army, and Nlcxnndcr'S team
was victorious, . to u.
Upon his return To the Initcd
states. Alexander recommended
kcnncy, who IL u riEht-hnudcr, -.
years old mud siA feet two inches
tall. lie pitched OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bnscbnlf around Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
so,i-ts order Disarmament.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 2H.-DiS-
armament of the entire population OF
Uhrainia has been ordered by the
Soviet auth,ritIrS in that country.
say. u d.spaicl received here from
Ha!sinforS. Recon: dispatches have
ra.!ic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Moore scores rcrhnical Knockont.

NEW YORK, Dec. .a.-Roy Moore.
OF 81. Paul. scored "a technical knock
out over Jack Sharkey after one min
ute OF hgh.!EE in the eleventh round
OF a scheduled fftcen-round match
here tonight. Both men are bantam
weights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
West End proncrtx S,Ic

y tced OF bargain and sale was re.
corded In thanccry Court YESTERDAY
indicating the transfer OF the dwell.
ing 24lh Hanover Avenue. from Cath
crime ShaughrcSsy to Ellen ShauCh.
messy. for $1,000. The transaction
Vas made through W. r.. Sullivan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
VIII Conrh Yves, virginia.

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.--Clarcncc w
Spears. coach at Dartmouth Univcr-
sity for four years and former all
American guard. has signed a one
year contract to become ho4d foot
ball coach at the University OF IVES,
virginia. II was lnnounccd tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
EIbc River soon N.vignbIc.

HAMBURG. Dec. 29.-Navigatio OF
the upper Elbc River. AN important
inlet for Czccho -Slovaki imports
from the United States. Will he re-
opened III 4 few days. as the result
Cf unusually favorable weather. The
crews of frcightcrS have been ordered
20 rcpor; in Hamburg for duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
First Hood for Amcricnns In Tennis.

AUCKLAND. y. H., Dec. 80 tThurs-
dayp.-Wtliiam NJ. Tildcn. enc Of the
american players. defeated Norman
Brookes. of Australia. in the frs,
gam" OF tennis for the Davis Cup
championship. The game played today
was singles. The score: los, 6-i, u,
6-j ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
PILES Cured In q 10 IL INV.

Druggists refund money IL >PAnO
OINTMENT fails IN cure Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
YOU can get rcS'fn, SLEEP after FIRST
applicat Ion. 6Dc.--Ad:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
rrorc.siona, pedestrian pies.

CONCORD. y. H.. Dee. 2?.-charlcs
NJ Mitchell. professional pcdcstriaU
OF half a century ago. died here to-
day. lie was reportcd TO have walk
ed 1000 consecutive miles at Cinc!n-
natl, ohio. in 1874, and once held the
trn-milc pedestrian record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Middle Weights In III,

CLEVELAND. ONO. Dec 29.-Ery-
an Downey, of Columbus. and George
Chip. former middl. weight champion.
VIII box ten rounds here January Z.
The weight Will be leo pounds at ,
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
tDsny. unfess otherwise shown published
only q. informal ion and not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

On two other occasions small guam
titles OF whisky have disappeared. as
| has been tho case with every custo-
dian pf vnt iynnIc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

The partially veiled beauty of
ROSEMARY THELY, leading
woman in Allan Dwan pictures
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

WANDA WILEY, one of Real
arts constellation Of attractive
feminine stars. Evans