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Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 20 degrees. Accumulated excess temperature since January l, 176 degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date, 2.32 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 3.SS inches.
 Excess sInce January l. 1.56 inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27

NICELY furnished large front room. private entrance, adjoining bath; ten minutes walk; no children. 922 N. 2nd street. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
Hotel Arrivals
Adams

Adams
 l.. c. Gonzales, Bisbee; Emil Fl koehl, Caney. Kan; Carl CIassen, Bis bee; Geo. Rosenberger, Los Angeles: J. M. Adler, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holmes, San Francisco; H H. Yates, Dallas, Tex; E. B. Breden Toronto, Can; T. H. Hanson, New York City; J. H. Boldinas, Oakland Cal; Dave Glazer, Fort Worth, Tex; J. Densmore, Los Angeles; G. Robert son. Los Angeles; E. 0. George and family, Chicago, Ill.,; K H. Myers Winslow; E. A. Howard. Cave Creek; Geo. Johnson, Hayden; F ID. Bayless Los Angeles; Joseph Villagers, Los An geles; J. A. Davis and son, Seattle Wash; J. Albright, St. Louis; Jas. H Richer, Tucson. A. V. Austerman, Los Angeles; Wm. Reynolds, Mesa; J. c Devine. Troy; Thos. Boleyn, Christ mas; MT. and Mrs. C. H. BagIey, Bos- Bend, Ind; w. K. Morrison. South Bend, Ind; MT. and Mrs. Jack Woolver- ton, South Bend, Ind; Troy May, Cor des; Flora Converse. Gilbert Commercial
 F. L. Cain, Los Angeles: l.. H. Gads- by, Phoenix; C. D. Plank. San Fran cisco; MT. and Mrs. E. Nicholas, Chi cago, H.: Mrs. O. R. Maddox, Fl Paso; J. PettilIo, New Orleans; Jack Roen-
 
 Pawhuska, Okla: w. V. Bowling, La Junta, Colo; J. l.. Entrekin, Chandler; Douglas Gray, Tombstone; Maurice Clark, Douglas; J. '. Bates. Prescott; w. Winder, Phoenix; L. Koran, So- nora: Walter Fife, Los Angeles; Floyd Preston, Pima; MT. and Mrs. H. C. Bedford, San Francisco.
 Jefferson
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Hutschler. Tue son. Finch nS Angeles Mrs III L. Scofield, Bisbee; Addie Wittig, Bis bee; G. E. Thompson, Tucson; J. l. Ahern, Tucson: MT. and Mrs. G. R Sage and son, Indianapolis; J. Maddox Jr., New Orleans; A. c. Baker, Los An geles; H. Herson, Los Angeles; H. M Russell, Los Angeles; M. E. Fitz- patrick, Lansing, Mich: c. A. Sibley Los Angeles: c. J. Neigh. New Yorl City; J. w. Bartindale, New York City; A. G. Dingley, Denver, Colo; Merle $ Anderson, Chattanooga, Tenn; Chas T. Nelson, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
McDougall &Cassou
 Washington Street

WILL SELL COW-Police Chief Brisbois will sell Holstein COW at public auction in the rear of the city hall at 10 o'clock this morning.
 DE vERR FOUND GUlLTY-Le Roy R. De Verr was found guilty on two separate charges of obtaining money by means of bogus checks by two juries in the superior court before Judge R. C. Stanford yesterday. He will be sen fenced Monday morning at 9:30 on both counts The state was represent ed by Assistant County Attorney Herman Lewkowitz. H. T. O'Brien of Ryan &S Company was the complaining witness in the first charge and alleged that De Verr gave him check for $36.25 which proved worthless. Nat kohn filed the second complain and all leged De Verr gave him a bogus check for $6S-50 in return for clothing. Both checks were drawn on the Arizona State Bank of Winslow. De Verr is the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth De Verr, who is in the county jail awaiting trial on two charges of passing bogus checks.
 GET ORDERS FOR STAMPS Orders for stamp supplies are being received at the Phoenix postoffice. now the distributing point of the 800 third and fourth class post offices in the state. Lee Callahan. assistant postmaster, stated yesterday that the first orders are now being placed since the new rule went into effect a few weeks ago. With additional members Of the clerical staff, he said. the work was progressing splendidly. This. he says. is due to the fact that the work is being systematically carried on, the increase in work demanding not only extra help but experienced Fs,en. The Phoenix post office is now furnishing supplies to all but 20 offices in the state. The 20 are first and second class offices that receive their supplies direct from the post office department at Washington, D. c.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
Jefferson
SUES FOR s5ooo-Declaring as

SOES fOh So,uUU-DeclaTlnS He suffered damages to the extent of 5000 by the death of his son from injuries received in a stump blast, Enrique Romero. through his attorney, J. c. Niles. filed suit yesterday in the su- perior court against Halberd Miller, a rancher living near Tempe.
 Romero alleges that Miller was en- gagged in clearing his land of stumps on May 2S, 1919, and placed charge of high explosives in a stumr, ten feet from a roadway across the ranch which was used by the public at large as a thoroughfare. He further alleges the t on the day named his son Arturo Ro- mero, aged seven years, was coming along the same road from the hcme of a tenant of Miller, and when the boy reached the stump, Miller lighted the fuse to the charge. The explosion, Romero says, threw his son 100 feet along the road and he died immediately following his removal to Tempe
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNISHED screen sleeping room
 for rent. Outside entrance. 1140 East
 Washington St. If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who have beer so kind during our bereavement, we extend our deepest gratitude MRS. JANE LINEBARGER MRS. A. H. LINEBARGER MIR. AND MRS. R. H. LINEBARGEIs
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
Platform Contest Closes s
 I11 5 DuvS

The Statewide platform contest closes in just five days. Contestants urged to send in their manu- scripts to The Arizona Statewide Platform Contest care The Arizona Republican.
 Here the items contestants should remember in sending in their manuscripts.
 l. Four typewriter copies of manuscripts,
 copy signed by the contestant.
 2 Manuscripts be accompanied by
 signed statement to the effect that the
 testant Is not over 25 years old.
 B. Manuscripts must reach The Republican of
 flee or before March 31
 Don't put off the work of finishing the platform you started, and don't put off until tomorrow. Even you do not win of the prizes you will have performed task which will improve the quality of your citizenship and which will be reflected in your interest in public affairs.
 If you have not started to write the platform begin today. Some unforeseen circumstances may turn up which would prevent your entry in this contest if you postpone the start.
 The prizes $500 for the first $500 for the second and $2O0 for the third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Won HlNDENBURG's GREETING
CAUSING WORRY IN BERLIN
'"'ioenv iaken to Indicate That Ger.
many Il. stu mt Heart for
Old Regime.

gravely concerned over the miIita1S
ueuionStrations which attended tho 70
Semt arrival I'm Berlin OF Field Marsba
te on ,iipdsnburE. when he came "a
SSsst,l% before the committee Of The
NaIional Assembly. TIC
oi ne Fan,German newspapers Ioud,,.
,bJo'cr and arc gleetul over the Fac,
~ 1ntt: an honor company OF the natjon.i
uuteIse troops was called out IN stand
fff uaIo around the railway station whnu
~, ,oi,,,oenours entered the CITY Thew
fen zen, with JOY how Hindenburp an eS
htr n received the COMPANY and
EoW the crowd pressed arounr, tSe t s.o
,tc.ner military leaders. KISSING Sm,
hands and clothing 'He'E
,,,on tne other hand, the vorw,er+r
t Inc socialtstic newspaper. denonnces
st tc Wnoie afair as a POLITICAL demon.
s'ration with Pan-Gerrnan co1o uJ,,oH-
me paper blamed or.C:ensS.,
,setnnafat, commander OF the Brr,Gr
TSopE, Tor Executing this frjcL =" ., ~;
StIiIiciIed the government for aIIou.ine
MIN 70 do IL. General Rcinbardt" me Is
size oeen ordered to retire from tbs
Baron Won Richthofen. ADDRESSING ~
u.iTT,,nocratic assembly at Lankwitz s,;d
ne latest events in Berlin bow. ~:
neIsased abroad the BELIEF in
h""! democracy and the Stabilize - .
ne ~" iermau republic The NH
ias.lc demonst rations cannot nossihI,.
tnuuce the English and. especjaIIy ~
.vnshr 70 leave us the docks snd
cranes which We need for the roo amu
- "Nsioi OK our economic lifen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
SPORTING BRIEFS

T1-s as-say ;eam vii! play it. home
&c 80 new r!nl; being erected
.2:bail PLAYERS will not
t-tS n:- ne Colgate contest.
it's .-4-:tsr l.. Mallory. who as
y tE ~ z.--st"dt vas woman lawn
-,-sHiaoa from 1915 TO 1918. in
- 80 "ho was defeated last year
~ &'A I=-inn Z'ndcrstcin. Of Bos-
.-s started a campaign to regain
- ---:=.z next year. She is practic-
-. ~ tna covered courts Of the
~ go casino. BROOKLYN Mile
s-zz.ne Lenglen. the French champion,
?, ~! Az Mrs. G. w. Wightman, pres,
- b. among the contestants at the
classes at Philadelphia next June.
The light harness season recently
closed marked the first time miles in
maritime province horses The fastest
mile stands to the credit of John \.
Hal 2:oa IL. his three heats, in
Canada. u
BY scoring five goals for West
Bromwich, Albion, against Notts County
IN not The English soccer ;",a League matches
Of noted performers The record for
goal scoring in Il game is Steve Bloom
cr. who got six goals for Derby Counts
team in q league match against Shelf
cid Wcdn esday, at Derby. in 1899. IIar-
old Iialso (whcn playing for Aston
! Nilla) and Harry Hampton each scorcC
five goals in one match against Derby
County and Sheffield "Wednesday 81
Aston in 1912. Buchan scored five goal.
. for Sunderland against Liverpool al
! Roker in the same season, and Me
Guigan has scored five goals in a month
against Liverpool.
John Il. Kelly, tho vesper tB; c.,
! single scullcr, who holds the cham
! p!onship of this country. will be az
aspiraHt for tho honor of rowing in the
Olympic regatta 1T Brussels next sum
mcr.
This is the sixth year OF winter hors,
racing at Oriental Park. Havana. Las
days racing.
| Dartmouth will hold its winter car
! nival February IL 10 a.
New York City athletic clubs will
( shortly include the Continental, which
viii locate at Sixty-6econd Street ant
/ Central Park. y sixteen to eighteen
story clubhouse is proposed with al
/ modern equipment.
The seating, capacity, OF the Yale
10 $4,000 by the time the Yale VS.. Har
ward game les played there Novembel
attracted crowd of $1,000.
/ Although Greece has been the cradl,
! OF the Olympiads II has produced onl.
/ foiir winners in the twenty-threc year!
OF the revival. The first was Loues
| kakousis, winner OF tho weight lit
ing n ST. Louis In 1904; Georgantus
winner OF the stone throwing at .Ath
| enc. 1906. and Tsicilitiras (now dead
J winner OF tho standing broad jump a
Stockholm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
SPORTS
SEVERAL RULES CHANGED |
NATIONAL BASEBALL BODY
REvfSES PRESENT BYLAWS
ofcrrules MEASURE to Prohibit Ex-
Professionals From Playing In
Amateur Contests.
Thy Associated Press. !

cLEv ELAND. OHIO. Jan. lS.-An
effort to restrict tho amateur class to
players who had never played pro-
inss,im, 5ase6all. failed at the annual
Grafton here yesterday. but on recon
sidettition 1t was voted that city asso-
Citations should take up the Question
ah S REPORT at the March meeting.
were made. 10 enter intercitv cham
pionship competition ieague must
START the season with at least six
ciH VS., and finish with at least four
citW in mnst IND Industrial III teams OF each
enrance fee Of $50 before Il cam eni an
intcrcity competition Scmipro teams
must pay 500.
championship intercity series Wbich
each association pays to tho fedora
ton, was raised to 10 per cent. Those
Giles not CHARGING admission 10 cham
cent cusn ~ contests nnIs must give 10 per
games the minimum TO be $500
movement was launched to expand tho
o,hrsantzation to practically all parts of
n rnJ co rnl;rS The president Will APP
cities In their districts.
James f. Potts. former director Of
secreiarY S Sy GSSehand was APPOINTED
has held the position since orra, Eno
ton Of the federation. deciineI 70 ah naa
tinuc in office. ~ con
W., ". s. s, Haddock. of Pittsburgh, and
ATE -; SetterlinE. of Detroit. presi
reelected. 1'''eiF' were
~ s GIeyeld md was selected as per-
Ing viii Be Held ,nt at schedule meet
me me board OF directors viii meet oi n
-'drch AZ Detroit or Pittsburrb ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
FRESHMEN SCHEDULE READY
Virginia First-Icar Team VIII Play
Leading Prep SCHOOLS In
This Section.

Special 20 The Times DiSpatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. IS
T.. NJ. Parrish OF Richmond, manager
of Viiginia's first-year basketball
team. has announced the following
Jan. 1s-Fishburnc Military Acad-
envy. at Waynesboro.
Jan. 19--Massanutten Academy, at
Woodstock.
Jan. 23-Central High School. Wash
ington, or Union Theological Semi
nary, at Charlottesville.
Jan. Robustness High School, OF
Washington. at Charlottesville.
Feb. 2-Woodberry Forest, at Char
lottesville.
Feb. 1o--North Carolina Freshmen.
place Undetermined.
Feb. 11-Tome, at Tome.
Feb. 12-Episcopal High School, at
Alexandria.
Feb. l7-staunton Military Academy,
at Staunton.
Feb. 2l-Staunton Military Academy,
at Charlottesville.
Feb. 24-Woodberry Forest, at
Feb. 2S-Fishourne Military Acad-
envy. at Charlottesville.
Besides these games. there will be
two with Augusta Military Academy
one to be played at homo, and the
other at Fort Defiance, Va. The dates
have not been arranged yet, but in
all probability one will! be played on
January so or 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Scotch Actor. MT Lyric.

Songs and dances OF the Land o.
Heather. the lifting strains OF the bag
pipes. the sports and pastimes OF the
highlands OF Scotland will enliven tho
bill at the Lyric the first half OF the
week. commencing with the mat'ne
performances today. Wyatt's company
of native Scotch actors. musicians and
specially performers. including bevy
Of half a dozen buxom iaases. will
have a prominent place on the new
bill.
Foster Ball. character comedian as
sisted by Earl Ross. will be another
big Keith feature. Benton and Eli
oft, in the laughablc piavlet. Break
fast for Two come direct from the
New York theaters OF the Keith cir
cuit for this engagement. Fremont
Bcnton recently abandoned the leeiti-
mate comedy stage for vaude VILE.
Gypsy Meredith &: Brother promise a
novelty full OF laughing surprises. An
other feature Of unusual interest will
inc tho exhibition Of Pedrinrs trouDc
Of balloon actors. The simians are
highly trained and give an exhibition
Of animal intelligence amazing and
amusing, With the new vaudeville en-
tcrtainmcnt there will he numerous
and varied motion picture offerings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
JOHN MARSHALL NOW HAS
FOUR BASKETBALL TEAMS
Coach Jones Splits up Sauad-Seeond
Strong to Meet RIackstonc
Tomorrow.

SAhOffV"'
IT was announced yesterday tAst
Coach Tucker Jones has divided the
John Marshall squad into four teams.
as follows:
Varsity = Captain Carroll, Hicks,
Todd, Marin. Ryder
Reserves-Tyson, Mckee, Tevepaush.
Bethel, Holiday.
Third tcann-Grecn, Hcnaop. Dixon.
Ewing, T. Tyson.
Fourth team-Ircen. Cohen, Brown.
Smith. Jones
The second team, or Reserves, really
comprises the string OF substitutes for
the first team. 1t Is for this agcre-
CATION that two games have been
booked with blackstone High school.
;hc, hrst OF which will be staged AT
Robert L. Lee school tomorrow after
noon.
This new schoo, a. Hanover and
Of the best symnasiums in the city,
and Manager George Todd has Sc
cured It's use for this game in the
Gated.
The Mars halli;es are highly elated
lot'esvi!le Saturday. which ended Win
d score OF 81 20 in favor Of the White
ane Biue I; showed tina, The Rich
prep ,.;ie last Year. are ve.v .auSS M IN e
The running this season. i.yncaburc
High. John Marshalrs chief opoonen:
las. year, defeated Characteristic oal,-
. - Th.ca indicates 10 fair de-
gre: o. accuracy the relative strength
q -p5- Marshal! and LynchburE Al
at-c2 :as-e i no game scheduled TO-
q IS; team this week thar. v:.l
= - i@'-cp n practice. aad when Inc
r2.I= back from their th-..-t.. :
- Practice ~ill be resumed and
go Z; - s-en more E.r.r,cu :
% have e
5-.- .or-n io- ne gam -l
= = = Tz.rE-r "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
VIRGINIA NINE TO MEET BIG EASTERN TEAMS
HIGGINS LEAVES PENN
STATE COLLEGE GRID HERO
ACCEPTS KANSAS POSITION
Famous End VIII BECOME Assistant
hccrcntionni Omcer at
Lc0venSvOrtk.
ltspecial 10 The Timos.pispatch. !

} IL.
STATE COLLEGE. PA, Jan. Is
Robert \. Higgins. ranked as tho great
est FOOTBALL end I'm the game last fall
i Iarl SSaptaim OF the Penn state eleven.
Ton as assistant to the recreatio nal
oticer at Fort Lenvenworth. kaus.
lie has practically finished his course
in commerce. and finance. and will DC
awarded his college degree on Febru-
airy =, being ono of the ne members
of the special war class" to DO gradu-
ated at that time.
Higgins received the offer Of the
middle OF last football season. and
was requested to go on at once and
take up the duties OF the office. He
elected to remain at Penn State, how
ever. and finish his course. At Leav-
enworth he Will have tho ranking and
privileges OF a captain. and will act
Higgins 1919 football record is one
that cannot be euualcd by any other
college player: He started the year
by PLAYING eight games with the
and Germany. where he was the out
stand ing figure In all games In which
he played, particularly that for the
EiGhty-ninth. He was the unanimous
choice for ALA. E. +. end.
Upon ,i ms return to Penn state he
schedule as leader OF the '' Blue : and and
White. being n chief factor in tho vic
tories over Penn. LehiSh, Cornell and
Pittsburgh.
ond lieutenant at the first training
camp a Fort Niagara. was transferred
to the cavalry, received special train
ing at Harvard University and Camp
ninth Division. He participated as g.
first lieutenant in number of engage
ments. including ST. Michel and the
Arsonne. and was ii the army OF oc-
Cupation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
YACHT RACE DATE FIXED
New York Club Accepts Lirton'n Chai
lenEt-To Stage Event
July IL.
iBv ra:Seo.. S-.

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ton announced ,cEEy M, ~ 1it -
ceived notice from re %ew yo-. Ezca,
Club that ~ llt=z- chiIl=-:= .o-
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lha; July IL .=-- a. 5=ez -1z: ::
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are 10 - e=.- 5y=- rE= Say 80 (
course, Wa - --s-E -11.Ae
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said Sly -.s--zz 1LG =---s-- = Ia
the FRS 80 = ne =z-y - Z A.
gus ~ 80 t1es Ec- -a.-e~ 20
~eisC:5o- e. Let. =a-6T -ooz course
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80. otesa-s- - azH 2.=c7ze .@-.----
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s. -ro--zs =A sa5r- --=c = a.
tEinr---os Sex E--y Zz- 80 -zz
refused = aE.-- 81 - 80 - sz-=-
v-7ttuu- -o= - Q. 5z-- 49, go $40
r1at has cas- 80 E--zsc ---
der[g-iy ,r---cc-z- .z- - ,.E
slo@. VS. ag- =-szE 1---- 800
tniE :ec.r-e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
VIRGINIA TRACK CANDIDATES
ARE WORKING DILIGENTLY
Half Hundred Men Fighting for placer
on Cindcr Path OF Char
IOttchNillc school
tspecial 10 Thc Times-pispatch.l

Especial 70 The es-Dispatch.l
HARLoTTESN1LLE, VA. Jan. Is
The manager OF the Virginia track
team is negotiating for several indoor
meets in February, one with Johns
hopkins in Baltimore the latter part
OF me month and others At Louisville,
New York or Washington.
Iho tentative schedule OF outdoor
meets includes a meet with Sewanee,
the 5. l. I. A. champions, at the uni
versitE during Easter week; a meet
with the Navy, AZ Annapolis. on April
.; triangular meet with V .rsinia Mill
ISry institute and North Carolina here:
The Penn Relays, at Philadelphia
April 3o-May |, and the S. /. y. y. meet
at Blacksburg, May 5.
With nearly 4 half hundred men. in
GLIDING candidates for both first year
and varsity teams reporting daily TO
Trainer Lunnigan, track practice has
begun in earnest on the boards on the
tennis court back OF Madison Hall
4 his is a good nucleous around which
to build winning team. Besides those
who have been out all tho fall, Simon
Seward, Jack Rinehayt and Russell
Parrish, who were letter men on the
football squad. arc now out and show
ing up well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
DENIES HE WROTE LETTER
Matt Hinkle Refute. Report ax to
Statements About Jack
Dempsey.
tBv Universal Service. !


CHICAGO. jan ia letter alleged
20 have been written by Matt Hinkle
fight promoter OF Cleveland saying
JEc. Dempsey would not draw ring
crowd because OF his war record, was
declared to be- fraud tonight. The
letter created sensation in spor. cir
c!cs.
Jack kcaras, Dempesys manager, re-
FUSED 70 believe Hinkle wrote the let
Ger and an investigation was started,
oli no letter With Hinkle's name to It
could be found.
H!aE!e denied authorship Of the let
- g soon as he learned OF il. accord
:ag . Eddie Gciger, Chicago snort
VITA
'la!:.c says he didn't write such a
-etisr,' sa!c Ge!ger. and he believes
- Injustice has been done the cham
pm =: charges OF the Legion that he
az Stacker"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS
~See-Sdw,r

Beginning Friday evening the Strand
Theatc- will offer rs its attraction for
the week Henry w. Savage's latest
musical comedy success. e-Saw."
with the original cast and production
direct from n three months run at the
George NJ. Cohan Theater. The story
is that of an English lord. who is en-
gagged TO 4 young American girl. and is
founded on the story. Love Insurance"
by Earl Derr BigEers. and the mssic is
by Louis \. Hirsch. who composed the
score OF Going Up" The music Of
Mr.. Hirsch IS frolicsome and of the
kind that will be long remembered.
The numbers most popular are when
Two Hearts Discover" You'll Have to
Find Out" 'See-Saw," Peep Peep" and
Join the Navy"
The cast also includes Charles
Meakins. jeanette Lowrle. Mabel Bun
yea. Adele Hassan, Beatrice Collenette,
Guy Robertson, George Barber. Oh ,rles
Esdale. Hamilton Mott, Dorothy Gill
bert. Frank Bertrand and Byron Hall
stead,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Champion Reds Much
in Demand for Games

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI, o, Jan. IS-Fear-
ing that acceptance of the many re-
quests Tor snrinE exhibition games
would demornIixe the training plan.
OF the worlds champion Cincinnati
nrds, President August Hermann
mas turned down many tempting
offers.
The Red. could make y world of
nohcy before the opening Of the
Rn'ar season" Hermann naid.
"but We will not put the extrn
money ahend or the requirement.. OF
sprinE training. Only few games
VIII he played in Ohio to,vns.v
inc main games the champions
VIII play Will he with the washing
ION Americana. nj washinRton, ON
hpri md 4. and AZ Cincinnati,
April 10 and II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
P0NG0 AFTER NEW PLAYERS
minneapolis Club Expects 10 iJsv,
strange Fnc~. in 40
Line-T q.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatoh. J

MINEEAPOLIS. Jan l:-seyeral
new faces ytli be u nc lineup o.
the Mihneapoiis baseball club this sea
son, judging from in;!ratiuns thrown
out b. Manager Joe Cautillon TtCo
pitchers. one catcher and ,y.o iraeIrrrg
are being sought from major league
clubs.
Cantillon declared tina. he Is sa,is.
fled with his ou:held Eondcau. JIcI 4.
son and Nixon viii ha the regular ga.
deners, he said. Jourdan and S.Y.y.-
will be 81 first and second Dafe. regnnc
lively. Possible changes in tho nrcsnu,
pitching stan of Schauer Whltehousc
Robertson, Shollenbach, Craft and How
Xix have not been announced
II is expected Cantillon will drau
his material from the Washint;tor nDo
Chicago Americans.