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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS,
TUCKER THAN THEY DESERVE.

Depte all that has happened the Prussians seem
Of mind pitch overheard the Hohenzollerns.
Either through fear of what may because Of
respect for royalty that the latter has done little 10
deserve proposition the Prussian the
property OF the Hohenzoern family and pay suitable
income lieu of it caused of disorder the
state assembly. The reluctance act may have been
fear that there might u the family
and that those instrumental in deprivng them of title
10 their property would be made suffer severely on
the other hand is possible that people long ruled
by arrogant house do know how act in their
behalf In any event the Hohenzollerns luck
than they deserve
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

cripion of property and correct ownership receive
attention Ne statements viii To- issued any
during the settlement period in MAY and inc
Tax sale occurs the second MondaN of lsohru-
AIRY the 18th 1927 and tho taxes for both 1879 and
included tho sale. cost ~ crtisng and
certificate amounts ~ s1-1o each itenl Ths pur-
SIS entitled 70 cent the first mont his
after tho sale u cent the second six months and
her cent he second a he end Is ycarA
If unredeemed tax deed issues, aud redempt ION
through the Is impossible i then neces
sary III negotiate WITH the holder the deed
quit claim deed ard such purchaser is entitled %
90 par cent. per ala paid By him.
GARY. HAMMOND. EAST CHICAGO AND WHIT
ING taxpayers must pay State County Township and
school Taxes the County Treasurer and CITY Taxes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

o3ilonal penalty is s1,od
- t3ia and the second becomes delin99ent 10 Te-
mo state is interested these pena lties and re
ailtss strict Observance OF them. Taxpayers will
orr take notice that the books be
ana t 'h@ penalty added promptly evening OF
AiNy "a and November nth respectively Don't 81
~ tIeasurcr TO hold receipts for you l later date
rte ~ not permitted 20 do
In Indiana. become a lien March ist of
each and the person owning, purchasing or &C
curing property. whether real personal be-
the first Of March, shall be considered the
that day. and liable for the taxes of that
year The of 1926 therefore became a lien on
March LIST, 1920, either real personal.
perpetual lien until paid. II you purchase property.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

therefore after March 1890. that the
or the pr9Perty. and ALSO THE PERSONAL TAN
ES OF THE GFANTOR AR + PAID othcrw sc the
property VIII he sold for such
Every male resident between The ages II FL and
50 poll tex No is en7pt
THE TREASURER can not possibly know where
all your property IS. ard whether you
of the county and personsl taxes The
Will therefore responsible for the
penalty any property real pcr-on-I ths@
~ not specifically called for, and thus delinquent
Read tax receipts, and be IL property
IS listed. The law puts that du-y on YOU NOT on
treasurer.
Statements viii be mailed before May list only on
request taxpayer. should enclose stamped
envelope for reply Such requests must contain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

no MERE MAN understand how fur nee
,iece keep woman from the shoulde
Town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

QUITE LOT OF farmers moving into tow
where they their eyeteeth and other dent
work done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
January 1st and May I'd, 1921

Inclusive Ih, county encourages payments IA Eu1i
but il the taxpayer prefers. he may pay oae-hali
u th. taxes ON or AAy 3D. 1921, aud the re
rnauder on before November eth. 1921 II The hrst
half haas not been paid as above pfoFa
I'D, then tax The fun year becomes delinquent
and 10 per penalty added to all Il not then
paid In fun hy November 1891 cent. ad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS CUES
T1OES.

Where is NJ. Etnae Answer: It
IS situated on the east coast of Sicily.
What are the Florida Keys?"
Answer: They are a group Of islands
eff the Florida peninsula. There are
thousands OF them but many are Of coral
formation and are uninhabitable.
When did the present 2-cent pos
age rate bogin2 Answer. The present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18

Notice hereby the of Lake Indiana
following exhibits rate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
Information TO Taxpayers

Tre taxes dor the year 1899 are o4e January
l4el ana may DE paid without penalty any time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
HAVANA RESULTS

Mary Fitzhush. lo1 tTryoni. to i. ) 20
!. to 2. won; Firgie Lee. loo .{9icltins).
to ]. to !. even. second: Mineral LOG
Tine. Vain 6 Ro sS 3 .h Gnr
k Lester; small Stone. Hot Foot and Snort
Second race---fve and one-hafl furlongs-
Lima. los fHqrp. 10 g; even. 70 2.
T0s 10 LS g. sesonh ID: sss saraY III scsDmaayi e
isaIiy Conneliy. Lamrei L.. wiiawoods Ma Ma.
gle G. Mccoy. Nndabelle, Pollyana. Naomi
walton: Jutland Frederick Miller a lso ra n
CChlTa T1ee3-s 20 fuEi9nEs-Bnby Bends
Little Cote. loe, tchiavet,iS. 6 to i i. to
:. TO 3: second: sentry. 10l G.ux) 5 to
!. to !, . 10 8. third. Time. 1919 l-5
Daisy l.. Acclamation. blanche Donation
peaicefui Star. Brer Fox cynagus. Half
Fourth race.-six furiongs - Appieiack
ia tMurray). 10 ]. to /. to 5, won
= to s. second: Frank Burke III {Mc,
Crannl. 10 TO !. to l. to |. third. Time
slippery silver Jack iiesiy. from Boy. h Bon
Otis Top Rung. Frazieulo also ran.
Fifth race-mile and fifty yards-Mlle
Daisy. 95 (Hunt). to 1. to /. even won {:
Scotch VeIdiei;o % Mlpx>i a a to l. Ito s.
ef fTnae to warss siFa TT a4iar ceiEs
Sixth race--one mile and sixteenth
Kilkenny. los tFater). to S. to 10. 1
TO g.. won; Miss Sweep. III I'll. Garner)
1Ba , IT, 70 u, t" /; 2 tc 10. third.
Dick Benson. Rhymer and Silver Sand also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
EAST END NINE TO. START
WORK THIS AFTERNOON
Candidates for Church Hill Athletic
Club Baseball Team Will Practice
mt e. G. A. Field.

Baseball! practice for the Church Hill
Athietic Club Will begin this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock on the C. c. A. diamond.
When candidates for the East End or
sanizat!on will report for the Initial
WORKOUT The club faces the season
IN much better shape than has been
IN! inc case for the last several years.
ers avaia hiser All, sraTk amateur play
VIII have charge OF the practice to-
me. Is confident the team will give
close race for the amateur title. The
ciuo VIII he represented in one of
, me deaa,mT amateur Leagues of Rich
ties arise the team should far siIrnass
any that has represented Church Hill
on the diamond.
Having made an cnviable record this
1ali and winter in basketball the bows
are determined to uphold it on the
aaamond this spring and summer, and
quint will report for baseball. punk,
Pendlcton. basketball forward. and his
run M mate. Claude Woodward. both
will Devine and chilly" Hay, also mem
bers of the basketball squad.
rendition is second bascman. and
richmond is good He first broke into
prominence while playing with the
John Marshall High School nine several
ward played on the local high school
teams Woodward did most of the
pitching in his prep school days but
expects to confine his baseball work
to the Quilted. II is hard hitter and
Is expected to be of considerable value
to the team cn account of his ability
to bat. -
billy" Hay will do most Of the
catching, with bill" Martin. who
pitched for the. Richmond Colts last
year in the Virginia League, doing
the hurting. Martin developed a sore
arm. and was let out by Richmond
He is big right-harder. aud displayed
fast ball that had the Virginia Lea que
batters guessing until he lost control.
| In addition to these players there are
| several other likely looking men in
| the club, and from these Will be Sc
: lected the team which will uphold the
| reputation of the East End In amateur
! baseball in Richmond this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
.LYNCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL
/ QU|NT STILL UNDEFEATED
Hill City Team Wins Fourteenth
Contest From Salem High & :
School Aaftf5tn-,

Especial to The Times Dispatch. 1.iS +
LYNCHBURG. VA, March 4.-Ths
Lynchburg High School basketeers To-.
night made 1t fourteen victories with
out defeat this season, when they
defeated Salem High on the local floor.
~ to 10.
The game was one Of the best Of tile
season being featured by air-tlxyht
guarding. Faulkner. of the locals
to 8. in Lynchburg's favor. Saiem.s
shots. -NN 80 ioi
The line-up:
Lynchburg. Position salans
T Tavidr 800. right Isl forward .Burch
pettit....... center Stevens
Eaulkner... right guard .Barnette
ba.u,ghan... left guard ......Woods
Goals from hoor-oliver, TAYLOR 5
retti5 q, Faulkner, Baughan, Stevens >,
Goals from fouls-Pettit, in 5; Me-.
Chung. in 4. ~ - q
S:Subst'tution-Jac for Baughan.
Ilme-Twenty minute halves
Referee-Mr. Johnson. North Caro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
BRISTOL HAS STRONG MAN
WHO MAY SMASH RECORDS
Adlai Loudly Nearly Equals Weight
Lifting Mark Set by Warren
Trf,x

BRISTOL, VA. March 4-That Bris-
tol may some day boast of having the
greatest heavyweight litter in the
world seems reasonably sure in the
Lerscn of Ad!ai Loudly. formerly of
Cranberry, y. -. and now physical
director Of the local Y. NJ. c. y. Loudly
is out to smash three records held by
Warren Lincoln Travis, said TO be the
strongest man in the world He is
- years Old and is former pupil of
Travis. having trained under his di-
rections in New York City
comparison OF these records show
that Loudly promises TO be a real
md. who likely will devotion into
strong contender for the title OF
being the worlds greatest heavy
weight litter. The three records now
held by Travis and those registered
by Loudly. the Bristol strong man. fol-
low:
First, hands-alone grip lift, the rec
ord held by Travis being 700 pounds.
while Loudly lifts CSC pounds in the
The second record. also he'd by
Travis. is the hands and knee lift. a.
1900 pounds. Loudly recently lifted
1926 pounds.
Another record, held by Joe Nor
quist, the shoulder bridge lift, is
3SS pounds. Loudly lifts $40 pounds in
this way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
MCCOY. CAPTURES BILLIARD
MATCH FROM OSWALD
Richmond Cue WIeIdcr Takes Title
From Norfolk Mnn Before
Large Gallery.

James l.. Mccoy last night won the
5oo-point billiard match and the South
ern billiard title from H. p. Oswald,
OF Norfolk. by the score Of 500 to 4G5,
after one OF the most brilliant cue
exhibitions in this city. The final block
was played at the Haskins Billiard
Parlor. and was Witnessed by ca
pac!ty crowd, which proved to be nom
partisan. and applauded first one player
and then the other. Each OF the con
testants did excellent work. and dem
onstrated he is proficient in the use
of the cue
The tournament opened Wednesday
afternoon on the. Haskins tables. and
in the. first block Mccoy secured a
| lead of thirty-four balls. only TO be
overtaken by Oswald when the men
went to McCoy's tables for the second
block "Wednesday night. In this block
Oswald secured l56 points TO 1o3 for
Yesterday afternoon the former was
! leading by nineteen points. The third
block Was PLAYED on McCoy's table
Oswald. AT the opening of the final
by twenty-three points.
Oswald realized he had to keep fight
, cured by his opponent. but kept plug
ging away. and nearly overlook the
winner He made high run of twenty
and scratched on the twenty-first point
This in reality lost the match for him,
as Mccoy managed TO get away, and
had easy sailing thereafter. Mccoy
high. run in the last round was eigh-
teen Oswald secured high run of
the tournament. with forty, while the
hest mark Mccoy could make was
thirty-two.
turn affair within the next month.
The score, by blocks. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

slS ;S%5 sSs io. co %,ss A Isl
T Ts,S &C; c.. io5 Joe Goodman; los; Morn
ing Face. los; Fading star. ll3; Mackei-
rainc. ll3
fyear.oi ds and up: five and e half furl9n nj;
Gloom o satanic Meu"' S5 GT Ga
la loc: Helma. los; .ornclia r. los: Sir
9ba HsTsHe GSlgss s JAZZ
'''' Third RI racc-purse. 5000: maiden three
lei The Pirate iGS: Marx w, Nest les les
Foot. los: hiipford. III: que de Gulsss. rs
sigh Jar 1i' ssyFsmis' $3.50. iaa claiming for
Ssr$sE s1 ias asHsE St iso r S.ss
los: Edith X, los; Viola Ganney. Io5; Rcd
g tiS Ss s7oo iia aowance
esst;$R '$s;s Tss g:
-\pple lack IL; ila; son. o,ain,,,r for tour-
ieentss.siig "; II; BseEner: 1891 ZEN
iOi; Grumpy, iii; VIII DO. ill: Water
Proof. Ill Crumpsail. 1l3: scourgeman.
seventh racc-s6o0 claiming. four-year-
9@s ard G ssarn mile and
l;Sn ss G icS; blue This.le ie5: S::Tit 81
iio; :Parrish. ii6: DR.. Levy. ilo sasIn.
Weather clear: track heavy.
rive, rive pounds apprentice allowance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
sExTET LEAVES TONIGHT
Richmond Y. w. G. A. VIII Play Lynch
burg Association Team In Hill
CITY TOmOrrONH Night.

Young women OF the Richmond Y.
w. C. a. basketball team will leave to-
night for Lynchburg, where they will
play the association team of the Hill
burg team recently secured Il victory
over the five of this city, and the local
basketball team is anxious to avenge
this defeat. The Richmond team will
line up as follows:
Wright and Patterson. forwards;
Hoge and Sage, centers: Fitzgerald
and La Bonte, guards.
In addition to the team tho follow
ing substitutes and officials of the
Richmond Y w. c. n. will make the
trip:
Austin. Disney. Brockenbrough. Mrs.
II. u. Gregory, Atkinson, Mason, Cath
crime Cross. Alice Welch, and Roe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
O'NEILLS BASEBALL FAMILY
brother TO Oppose Brother When Sena-
tors Play Indians This
Ispscial to The Times Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The Dele
hanty's and Moriaritys were families
we'll represented in major league base
ball by virtue of brothers of those
posing each other on the diamond,
and now comes the O'Neills bidding
for fame in the national pastjme.
Senator's is the latest member OF his
family who will make his debut i'm
the big ring next season. He is the
fourth member to branch out as a big
Lacquer, the first having been AIicha eli
Joyce. who pitched for the Cardinals
in 1901; the second. John. who caught
Francis, Clevelauds present ,backstop.
1t will be case of brother against
brother when the Indians and Wash
ingtons mix things up next season.
James Lee O'Neil cavorting between
second and third base. while his big
brother" will be holding down the
works for Cleveland behind the bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
SPECTACULAR OUlNT GAME F..
WON BY FORK UNION CADETS
BIncIstonc Academy Loses Thrilling
Gnine by Score of "a TO 14-Pass-
Ing Was Feature.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.I

tSpcclal 10 Inc TlmeS-DiSpatch.I
FORK UNION, Va. March An a
contest reple.e with sensational shoot
ing and excellent passing, Fork Union
decisively defeated the Blackstone
Academy five. by the score of 81 to II.
The game was great deal more ex-
citing than the score indicates, and the
Fork Union Cadets seemed to put forth
an extra effort. as they We're without
the services OF Captain Fray, their
leading goal Osser. The passing of
both teams was excellent, but the
shooting of the victor far surpassed
that Of their opponents. Tilman
Gagged the ball time after time and was
the leading scorer Of the afternoon
with ten field goals and tvo goals
from foul, he was all over tile floor.
No less sensational was the guarding
of Rea and wilkins. They presented a
defense that was hard to penetrate.
The whole Fork Union team worked
together as Il machine. The Blackstone
quint fought hard from start to finish.
and their passing was superb. Parker
led his team mates in scoring. The
game was interesting from every
standpoint, and the victory marked a
fitting end TO q successful basketball
season for Fork Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
.RREP SCHOOL BASKETBALL
TEAMS MEET TONIGHT
John Marshall and Alaury Elves to
Play In Blues Armory
at $3.50.
CHAMPIONSHIP is AT STAKE
Losing Team to BE Eliminated From
Race for State High School Quint
Titlc--BotIl Schools Appear Opt
Inistic.

Although Richmond has seen it's last
Dig college or university quint battle.
the setto between John Marshall High
School ana &faury High. of Norfolk, on
the Blues Armory floor at $3.50 to-
night, promises to be an exhibition
worthy of the attention of basketball
fans. Upon the result of this game
hangs the fate OF two contcndcrs for
the title OF Virginia high school BIAS
Quoted under the auspices OF the Nir-
ainia High School Literary and Attn
The props already have shown TO
the sport,Ioving public that they pos.
sc ,s real merit Tohights contest
! kblsis etball season. inasmuch as the
. tecal boys VIII have their claim for
? the state title either substantated or
denied definitely.
Locals Defeated Twice.
John Marshall met defeat I'm Nor
folk Two weeks ago, and they VIII
take The floor determined TO redeem
strenuously contested playing should
be in evidence. not only because of tho
above fact. but from a consideration
Marshall has lost only Two games this
season. one TO Maury and another 10
lads wiped gu, the defeat by Wood
berry in the contest last Saturday.
when they conquered the auint from,
Orange by. a 2i-to,2l score. Norfolk
five likewise has been defeated twice,
both times by Wilson High School;
OF; r9r,sm% Sy,non lem MARSHAL VIII
Ia the previous game between to-
nights contcnders. which went TO tho
rather hot; TO such an extent that
, several men were disabled. Marin.
81 John Marshall. sim is suffering
shat time. but will be on the floor To-
night.
On the whole. the Richmond lads
ut the peak OF their condition. and
Marshnli,cs are confident that their
team can win by safe margin.
Maury Ready for Gnmc.
Reports from Norfolk stated that
and no less confident than the Rich
monders. The Norfolk partisans point
10 the former encounter between the
teams. and declare that their team
viii win again. Much interest in Nor
folk is ccntercd on tonight's contest;
the harbor city held Darades in cele +.
bration of the first time In sev9rai
Years that one of their teams had
Marshall Cadet Corps, nearly. 500 men,
attending. in body, will lend strength
The band of the battalion will fur.
nlsh music for the occasion. Instead
OF nOtNlnS inc DdtNailoH VIZ ~
last Wednesday. the corps spent an
hour practicing cheers and yells to be
used at the game. In addition to the
reg ular cheer leaders, several alumni
helped 10 conduct the meeting.
After. the game. both teams will be
entertained at a dance to he Givan at
;lic Elks' Home by the John Marshall
management.
The teams will lineup az follows:
John Marshall Maury
Carroll forward ..... .FosburE
Hicks forward ..... .Toolin
Todd ....... center Holland
Ryder. ......... guard $3.50. Gallup or
DERRICK
Marin guard Mccoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
FORMER JOCKEYS WANT
TO BECOME TRAINERS
Knapp and Gentry Will Forsnke Saddle
for Ground POsitIon-Hoth
Especial to INC Times.pisna1ehl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CINCINNATI. March 4.-Two former
trainers this season. They are Big Bill
Knapp and Lloyd Gentry. Roth OF
lhen were successful riders and far
above the average Jockey in intell-
sehcc. Each one has realized that the
Day would come when heSwould be too
heary TO continue in the saddle so he
mas watched the methods of successful !
trainers until now he believes that Ne
Gun get a horse into condition TO radc
ana maintain that condition once the
horse gets there.
the Beach stable. lie is native OF
Galveston, Tex, and is "a years old.
He began with horses at the age of
IT, in the employ of john Randolph,
season OF 1914. when he came TO Ken
lucky to ride for Jerome b. Reepess.
who was mis- employer until he shed his
During the last three years Of his
service. Il. Il. Bradley had second call
OH him. While he--was with Vespess
ana a. L. Kirby ne campaigned some
OF the Respcss horses. Gentry closely
observed their training methods, and
feels that he will make good in his
new profession.
earned as rider. he has n farm of
zoo acres. for which he recently re-
fused S2oo an acre. This farm is under
the, management of his brother. Olin,
1916 and 1917.
Knapp has good position rendered
nm nm and he probably Will accept it.
reducing my weight to decent fig
nrc is not what it used TO be- said
Knapp. las I am getting we'll UP in
years. and ] feel the effects of it more.
would hate to quit riding. as / fairly
love 10 ride races. but | have seen TOO
may riders break their health down In
an ehort to stick to the saddle. and I
don't intend to be one OF them Knapp
mas ridden for many OF the leading
stables in America, ana has won nu-
merous stakes during his long and
honorable career
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
DEMPSEY TO BOX TONIGHT
heavyweight Champion to Take on
Terry Keller. of New York, in
Exhibition Affair.
BY Associated Press. !

Los ANGELES. CAL, March a.
Jack Dempsey will enter the ring hero
he won the heavyweight championship
at Toledo. July last. to zoX q four.
round exhibition with Terry Keller, of
New York.
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, In
making the announcement last night.
said Keller several years ago boxed
TO draw with Dempsey. Keller also
claims to have won a decision over
Joe Beckett. English heavyweight
when the latter was fighting under
another name.
Dempsey has been training daily for
several weeks with Bill Tate, his negro
sparring partner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
MERCHANTS FIVE vICToRs
Easily Defeat Federal Reserve Qufnt by
Score of :s0 tn 3-LnHcrtJ


Merchants National had little trouble
in winning from Federal Reserve in
basketball last night ut the Blues
Armory by the score of 80 to in one
Of the contests for the championship
of the Banking Mems League. The
winning aggregation went wild in
shooting, and secured eighteen goals
from court. while their guarding was
good enough 10 keep the Federal five
from securing but three goals from
court. Lamerty played the best game
for the winners, with nine goals from
court. Devnc starred for the same
team in defensive work.
The lineup:
Merchants. Position. Federal.
Cardwell 500. forward $3.50. Bruton
Lafferty $500. forward 49,. w. Craigic
Bnrncll ...--... center .......... Siler
Devine ........ guard ........ Franck
Turner ........ guard ........ Wingo
summary: Substitutions-s. Craigie
for w. Craigie.f Goals from court
Lamerty. .; CardwelI. S: Bunnen, 3 De-
vine, !; Burton. .; Francls, 1. Goals
from foul-Bunneil, 3; Bruton, 3. Ref
.pree-I3ell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
TRACK MEET ARRANGED
Entries Close Today for Championships
Events Among Amateurs in New =
York Next Week. a
by Associated Press.l

, lBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, March 4.-E.ntry lists
for the National Amateur Athletic,
Union track and field championship
-, will close tomorrow at midnight.
Frederick w. Ruben. chairman of tho
championship committee, announced
tonight. Prominent among, cities which
have entered teams are Boston, PhiI5
adclphia. Pittsburgh, Chicago. Buff
faio and baltimore. The New York
y. c. will have the largest team, hav-
ing entered nineteen men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
Officials Request Arrest
Of Dempsey and Kearns
my Associated Pres..I

Los ANGELES, CAL, March A.
'rc1cErnphic requests for the arrest
81 Jack Dempsey, worlds cham
pfon heavyweight pugiiist, and
Jack kcnrns. his manuEer, were
received here today by United
States District Attorney Robert
United States district attorney at
SIM Francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05

LONDON. March 4.-Franll Goddard,
who recently met Joe Beckett. won
from Eddie McGoorty tonight in a one
sided bout. which was stopped by the
referee at the end Of the thirteenth
round