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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-31
Sentry Kills Captain

Galveston, July 3Q-Herbert A.
Robertson, a veteran of the world
war and captain of the local COM
pany OF national guardsmen which
was shortly to go on duty here with
other state troops under the COM
mand of Gen. ]. F. Wolters, was
shot and killed early this morning
by a sentry at the national guard
camp,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-31
Forest Fire Situation
Becoming More Serious

Missoula, Mont, July 30.-The
forest fire situation in western Mon
tana and northern Idaho is becom-
ing serious, forestry officials report
ed. Lightning was responsible for
scores of fires last night, they said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-31
international Harvester
Company Gives Dividend

New York, July 30.-Thc Inter-
national Harvester company today
declared a 12H per cent stock divi-
dend on common stock. The divi-
dend will be payable in common
stock on September Is, it was an
.iounced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-31
The Weather
Forecast.

Forecast.
Saturday fair; rot much change
n temperature.
Hourly Temperatures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
cHAScERy BARGAINS AND SALES

ne Ryts and Nos c'G5s SSis
Moore, street. 35Nioo tset ~ northwest cor
Mrs. Lille y Myrtle TO - I'lcinich. .a>s
feet At southeast corner Main street aud
ME- ANUS H.S ssso 's SIC siSoo' December -
Robert g. Lcilei to James D. Spencer,
OF eastern par, lot TO-, block H.. batter, s
100 feet cast OF Fendail Avenue. Angus,
Is 1919. TX. 81: $40.
Julian C. ANDERSON and Virginia " wife,
Of w,ekhssmn ssEest. Lien. $4,000. jan
$. D. FarTsr and -Moliis II; twife, to J, G,
sses: t.; s?ss South
h IssS T s!tss .s.so: s slo o'0 .AnuAfs .
Harry T. MSose and K ssss MefhAii sTtieD
q Thirtash street. January j. 1920. Tax.
iiSTry Moore and N ,a1s Msrhan swifs,
line. Franklin Stree, s. fee. cas-, OF rhir-
Mrs Emma {. TYLER, 10, IS. block I.
Monument Avenue Park; Si;osxlSAoi tcci
south linz Broad street Road. October -
Sarah Y. Harding and 7, E. husband,
to Irene e. Harding. lot J. block 4. bright
wood. 5oxl35 feet a, southwest, corner CRIT
fin Avenue ,a;s and Grawt9Ed Street December
". II. Omohundro and y. Y. twitc> 10
Richard l.. Harris. No. issl ChaHn street
lsxi4l feet south line Williams or Chsfiin
uary s, 1870: $3.50.
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CII.iNCERY TRUSTS.

II Ashsy we ,1as,es and JUL. Safsb
Fourth Street 81 feet IA inches bv iii
feet inches GrreGularl west side Fourth
street 10 icet - inches North OF Grace
street. January l. 1920: s21.5oo
Charles w. Carncal to j. Il. Carncal trus-
tee. Nos. Ioon-iooo Ia Moore Street. e5Sl0o
feet at northwes, corner Moore and OAK
Streets. september so. 1913; }5.o.:.
o5xst fee, at sou,hcas. corner Main Street
and Allen Avenue. December -. 1919:
S4.S6e.5o
David y. Esnes and Annie II. twite, TO
Arthur T. Chapman. trustee. 5o.2sKl5S.i !
feet trr.cularl east line Hawthorne Ave-
nue.. JS!..S feet south OF Brookiand PARK
boulevard. January >. 1870: 1850.
john ~ Yates and Nellie & ,vifc1 10 y.
n Eeliicld. trustee. S6xi4o feet west line
Thrl 'eUue 30 feet scuth OF Myrtle street.
Ja nar6 II is5o; s590S = ,nus,,na %
r. 81 Am;scrson trustee. skill l.: feet
cast eide Mile. Avenue Ill feet 5 inches
south OF Wichham Street. January 0. 1920 !:
$1,000.
Bette. smith 70 John y. Welsh. trustee
No 3o0S East Franklin Street. l3 feet Z
inches by - feet north line Franklin Street
"a feet ininchss cast OF Thirticth Street.
January /. l2.c. $500.
NJ. Davidson TO John II. Welsh. trustee.
No. 5000 East Franklin street. 81 feet Ia
inches by 50 feet north line Franklin street
- feet east OF Th!Ttieih street. January
Flora 5. o'Eannon TO Y. Jordan Leakc and
Avenue. soxilo feet west line Barton Ave
nue. 10 feet north o; Roberts street Jan.
uAry ]. 1899: S2.S1c54.
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STEAMBOATS,
.]1lF!k:Y{!SSA!|2

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Carmania Jan. I'd, Mar. 9, Apr. @
kaiserin Augustc Victoria.
Mar. 81, Apr. %
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH.
CHEItBOURG AMI LIVERPOOL
Kaiscrin Augusta Victoria. FEB. %
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG
and SOUTHAMPTON
Mnurctania, Jan. %, Mar. 20, Apr. IL
Impcrator. Mar. q, Apr. 3, May 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVR5 and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, janice, Marc, Apr.14
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Sayonia. FEB. IL, Mar. :s3, May /
NEW YORK TO PATRAS,
DUBROVNIK and TRIESTE
ammonia ........ 49,. Dan. 81
NEW YORK. L'DERRY. GLASGOW
Columbia. ....., Feb. z, Mar. 6
NEW YORK to NAPLES
It<hA Jan. Fl
OH 18th ST., N. W.. Washington. d. G.
or Local Agents.
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TEAMS TIE FOR TOP
COttren SnddIcry Team Advances to
Even Footing With Cook
PIN SpilIcrn.

Last night at tho Pietsch drives the
Cottrcll Saddlcry Company team went
into tic with the Cook Printing Com
nany Tor hrst place. by virtue OF their
thrcc-Samc verdict over the u S.
WOODEN Mills Company team.
Ihat the CottrcllS feared the Wooden
Mills team was shown by the fact that
they presented their strongest lineup
Jordan WAS high man for the night,
With COUNTS OF us. .2as and 2.2. This
total Of I3S bcttcrs the record he hung
up about ten days ago by Twenty-Five
pins. Ills first game of the evening
smashed the individual game record.
pi"v :ouslr held Jointly by Dcasy and
Austin. at :61. In gathering this T3S
count Jordan swept the alleys twenty
one times with his first ball. and had
spares on his other attempts.
Not a single miss is shown in his
score. which shows that he had perfect
control of his ball.
Eliminating Jordan. Jarrett. n team
mate had the best individual game.
~ and also best thrcc-gamc total,
sol; }. Pictsch.. of the losers, WINS
high man for his team. with a 5?o
total. The Cottrclrs three-gamc total
fell SIX pins short OF breaking tho
record which they established in their
last try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CHARTERS GRANTED.

INC niaSm""d y" " Masimum '"I sa.ccS
mntmun,. $500: Joseph e Herbert. Jr.
nr.sidsn,: William e. Herbert. secretary.
la, To pclish and clean automobiles and
denI N automohilc accessories.
tnst Aaanufa turing Company. Inc.
$500. y y Sachs. ,prcsidcnt: Maurice
Omen. r"cretary. and +. W. Cohen. all Of
Siaurton. Va. To manufacture and deal
IN wearing apparel: clothing. garments. cite.
Pasne- Lambert Manufacturing COMPANY.
minimum ,iaooo G. II " la hilbert. press
dent: A. NJ. Stinson. secretary. and W \
p.yn. all of Staun;on. Va. To manufacture
w@9rnIcn~aro metal products. etc:
"aH'rrun.. $50. ooh: minimum. s3o.00o. Ar
thur T.. Jones. nr"sidtut: !. S. barron. sco-
Rotary: Il. -. Tucker. u. w. Mott and IT..
" rag All Of Norfolk. Va. General real
The TiiInr Transrer CORPORATION. Roanoke.
Va. Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $50.
80 r.,1c y rresi .i,nt: n; W pttzer, saeTe-
General transfer atoraEe and warehouse
Tn. Mount Estate. Inc. Biuemont Va.
MaAinun. 100000; minimum $50 200. Wal.
,sr , honnt presihnnt B'ucmont Va:
EnRcnr r.. shippcn. Boston. Mass. and
ana,s sh,po;n ns,SSni Mass To
Maximum. $4,000: nlin,murc. $4,000 O.
r.. Carver, president: EFT HcrderHon. see.
retsry. and william \. purokard. all oi
Norfoik, w General real cstatc buhtnens
OLYMPIA Social Beneficial club. inc,
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Taxation Without
Representation

Inron~ and Eyce.. Profits Tax
blank. for tho yrnr 1910 will aoon be
released md returns must he rrepare d
and fled before March ID, 1870.
The corporations or individuals who
file their own Income Tax returns or
who whit until their books are closed
before considering Income Taxes nre
virtually allowing thcmseIreB to be
tuNed without representation.
Through our intimate knowledge of
the intrtcnrics Of the Federal Income
Tax LAWS and Regulations we arc pre-
pared 10 render You unuNuHi service
In the muttrr Of preparing your re-
turns and auditing your books.
WELLS, ELkINS. ADAMS & MILLER.
Income Tax Specialists md Accountants
(Formerly with l.. $. Internal Revenue
Income Tax Dvisionl.
Room ia, Allison building.
Phone Randolph, 607.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
STILL WORKING FULL BLAST;
~ CAPTURED IN PETERSBURG
Federal Agents Lend Raid In Negro
Scction-CitiEcns' Ticket
Z e IuOpNDscd.
pETERSEI-pt: Tan

PETERSBURG Jan. 2l.-h still.
capable OF producing nifty gallons of
whisky day. moro than fifty gallons
sof corn mash and large quantity OF
.scorn were seized i'll PocahontaS. a
negro section OF the city. late this
afternoon. and Andrew Brown, colorcd.
and his son. Angus Brown. were ar
rested and held for the Federal au-
liberties. charged with making whisky.
The still! was found in the attic OF the
+neero's home with the fire under the
copper tank and the work in fun blast.
Brown and his son were arrested at
the place, and the whole outfit taken
TO police headquarters. This old negro
claims he rented the upper floor Of his
house to has sons and did not know the
sim was in operation. Another son is
being sought in connection with the
matter.
The raid was carried on; by local and
military police and railway detectives,
and is the first 20 be made ia this
vicinity in several months.
~ large copper tank. coiled wire
and other paraHhenalia to make a Sec
Eond still! were also seized at the
neEro's house. as were number OF
articles alleged 20 have been stolen
from Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Real Estate and Court News
l. 5. CIRCUIT cotRr or ArrEALs

,.1 nnS Un,'d STAT, Circuit, Cour, OF Anncss
. clock with the following Judges and OIL !.
gal: IN .i,cndancc: Circuit Judges Iton
!; e P'tchtrd. .! ishcviIic y. q: lion
Martin =. knspr. o; WASHINGTON. H. G.
end lion. Charles 4 Woods. OF Marion.
si.tg H aia9ga ,qdf ls:, lion H. H. Wa,k!2s
Cases argued ycgterdav
40 lt62-hary II. Sivar;horn" ~ AL
p!aintius IN error. IS. James Is. AIcFa-la nd
district conr, i'll Charleston. S. &. Continued
Aycocs. Of Columbia. S c.. to- ria in,
hsri"ston, C.. for defendants in error.
No. i1.t-Blu. Ridge Knitting Co. plain
I'm IN error. ". Pauison. Linkrourn & Co
curt q, baltimore. Md. Cause argued by
". Calvin Chestnut. of Baltimore. Md for
nc M p1'.in'.f n error and nv Wallis Citizen
ihr d.tc ndart IN error. and submitted.
Wallis .ircn and Lc. $. Meyer. Of Bal
q. attorneys and connselors Of this court
after taking and subscribing the usual oath
CasG 10 be argued today:
No l7s5-.w. r., Tredwrll. plaintiff in
fsl," "nsa NJ y, The Unied States q Ane,l
u. i. Lowry and woico,t. Wolc"tt. I.anS p
!oro kcar. OF Norfolk. Va. for plaintiff
N cTo-. and hy Hiram NJ. Smith. Unite,
states attorney. Richmond. Va. and Franz
.. Miller. assistant United States attorney
Norfolk. Va. for defendants in error.
Court adjourned until this morning at i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
nnnker> 10 Oppose Rule.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Jan. 2l.-
Viewing with grave concern" contem-
plated action on the part OF the sixth
Federal reserve bank 10 institute par
remittances and the abolition of ex-
chanEe collection BY all banks in the
district. and holding tic Settled con :
Niction' that IL is the duty Of all banks
represented to defend themselves
against the threatened invasion OF
vital interests and vested rights. over
100 members OF the Alabama Bankers
association, meeting here this after
noon. authorized Il committee OF tween
iE-tTo members to devise ways and
hncans OF lawfully resisting the Fedora,
reserve bank In this action. and If
cccdinSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

sHsw va PRESIDENT Nni?GsA m
E EsSWr sn Jf Sstr, " ltoMs ),
Va 10 sSf: int
's "d TO Of isis It's Il" shs
Union Dry Cicannr and Dysing compa
mi s:so vi Tho %ss%l% sns s'gGss
1Ssn1 chSrry,l%e Va charieE Fraz,.p See
i in = @ %$". nMass ssa@S
6: ana bert, carter. washington. j.. (. 10
establishment.
), rulwider brothers. Inc. icanokc., va
f MaSmiS' p siSEa in an"HHs sS v
EYIIwidasr , SesrslaIs koa AND " NJ
tile business.
prr rss Island la
i$R Eqsf@s TnsSs5
s,urris and George Itosc. all OF New. York
Known 10 PnrshasS and asyslSp on Msa is
coast Of Virginia.
yard cnrn"ration. NSwnor, News Va .. 4
BloNom. president. and ). +. Buskcv. sec
s2co6oo 10 ssSo.ooo. 'A''''' A''e" '''''
Amenament to Snar'G1 oc " A mSn, Hard
y. l.. AnGic president. and, p t. Angle,
s ssSsS 10 its saa' stock
:. Nmendment 10 charter Of Myers Motor
s MsSis. president. aSd Ranis.oh H. Myers.
fSm $4,000 tS eoSo its capital s'osA
Certiiic.lte OF authority Issued to tho
aw tue OF MAST
$500, 900 rr,pcnal cillrca n virs,ni;,
H. r51nsS I" nna.ST no n, h.r and AT
=" cSrtiics' se Of au,hoT,S issued to pn@n
Tyre and Rubber .company. Incorporated un-
Sfr shS 'hS StasS S OF 1
sinia is 10 be located at Richmond: With
aud deal in tircs OF ali kinds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CH.iSCERY RELEASE.

II. T. Pollard, Jr.. trustee. 10 W. j. Gil!
40 feet east side Soa1c Street,
containing acres. january -. 1890:
j. D. Carncal. trustee. TO #. Ashby Wick
ham. Nos 20s-2lt North Fourth stree, 81
feet Ia inches By 80 feet inches west
side Fourth street. lcs feet s ia inches
north OF Grace Street. January /. 1920:
Sl6326.s0
J. T. Carmel trustee. II .Ashby. Wick,
ham and Julia J.. tw.fcj. Nos s0s-2lO
Fourth Street. 81 feet "A Inches by 1871
feet inches GrrcIularl vest side Fourth
street l26 feet ] a inches north of Grace
street. January. /. 1890: sl2.7:o.
John NJ; Purcell and panici tirinman t-us:
Avenue. :s feet 5-t inches by 100 Ice,
cast line Brook .Aycnuc loo feet = inche $
south OF Baker street. December 5. 1919:
Sl.G{5.
". Stewart White. trustee. 10 Adriene ].
Rector 5oXll1.5 feet west limo IIancs Ave-
nuc. J0S.i feet south Of Ladies Mile Road.
December s. 1919: s2.Ssi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Petersburg News No,cs.

The Board OF Directors OF the Cham-
he. 9! Commerce last night re- elected
William 81. Martin, secretary: H.. p
Guerrant assistant secretary, and r.
y. Ellis. agricultural agent. were also
reelected.
On the charge OF snatchins purse
from = white woman on Christmas Eve
James Eppes, a negro youth. was today
convicted by 4 jury in Hastings Court
AND sentenced 10 four years IN the
state Penitentiary
William smith white man. was
Ifned go by Police Justice Clements
This rorninS FOR resisting arrcS. while
drunk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
nt>ni.n murder Chnr,,

: cihrse o! murdcrinS Mattic jack
son. colored. on the night Of august
IL, was mol pressed against T'!man
DiXie. coiorcd in tn, Hastings Court
today. The Negroes case had been con
i!nued scvcra! times on account of
they again failed 10 appear today. tho
charge was dismissed. He had been
confined in the City Jail since the wo-
wounds alleged TO have been inflicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Citixcn., .Iickct I,nonnn.ed.

FREDERICK y. Dalton, prominent
business man and member of the CITY
/ Council recently announced candidate
LIN the comm SSioncr race ai in
dependent ticket today withdrew from
the race, leaving only the five candi
dates OF the citizens ticket in the
field. Ernest +. Wilson. the labor can
d!date having announced his with
drawal yesterday. Personal business
IS given by Mr.. Dalton as the reason
for quitting the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Mrs. sadie 4. M,,.on

FREDEKICks ECKG. J4n. :. Mrs,
SADIE a. Watosn, Gs. widow. o, IN.
tate J. n. Watson. died a, h,r nome
near Brooke. stafford County. Tues.
day. She IS survlvcI ~ six soma and
Two daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

NV 1UNh.' Jan. TIL dlaE Was ~
t!calniy light tho outside securities mar
kct today in spite % low money rates, The
price movement Was irregular and prac;ical-
y 20 feature was provided ny the ,ma:kc;.
Prices at the oacria- somewhat bot :
ter than yesterdays close. but soon after
veal: tendency was manifested and carly
gains were lost. The mining shares We re
irregular and dun and without particuia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
IIICh'
NEW oR1,I.,Ss i',p

NEW ORLEANS, Jan Though rico no
"a les. Receipts. $685. sacks: millcrS. receipts.
obIi. Clean rice. strong; sales: Blue Rose.
$50 pockets; Tm1ts. receipts. ispS": bcan and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
n Ill. Harris

=. GORDoNSNIlJ-E. Jan. @l-E -
harris. 81. died a, his homo here Sun,
day. Mr.. Harris was a Canf.d.ra3.
veteran. He entered tho Confedtr.,G,.
as rnemhe: Of the Thirteenth Y r
Ginin Reg .incnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
following is the score
L. y. Wooden Mills.
Cuttrcll Saddlcry Company

TrniSh; Mt tho Paiacc Alleys the McRac
CiNh!nc tomrany Vii clash with the Eiks
VIM" ~ tho Junior l.cagu" 1T the P!ctsch
Alleys. MrEaiIaud's Cubs VIII hook NJ with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
COTTONSIiED OIL.

NEW YORK. Jan. :i.-cottousecd oil was
easier under scattered selling for long ac-
and cotton. Closing bids were to . points
Il? 20 "a 1850 Prime summer yellow srot.
nominal: March. :i.ac; May. 2a.Gl: July. :..il.
Irimc winter yellow and summer white,
nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
The linc-un.
CAROLINA WINS CLOSE GAME
University Quint Defeats Durham by
Margin OF Que


CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. Jan. ol.-
After the score had been tied three
times in tho last few minutes of play
the University of North Carolina Hon
out in basketball from Durham Y. NJ.
c. A.. IS - -. here tonight. when
Captain Carmichael dropped in a foul
soll. The game gave Carolina the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Mrs. La,ina r. billiard

LTNCHBURG. Jan. aI.--Mrs. i..yt,a
Z. Dn,ard. So. widow o! Capiaii. John
w. Dillard, died SUNDAY at the home
~ her daughter Mrs. J. .. IIcndcrson
near Arlington. Eclson County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Director Receives zig Automobile.

AUBURN. ALA, Jan. 2l.--In recogni-
ton OF his remarkable services a. ath-
'e,c director OF Alabama Polytechnic
institute. especially In his welding to-
@ether tho football machine that hum
blcd the Golden Tornado at Atlanta
last Thanksgiving Day, Mike Donahuc
today was presented with :. handsome
cn-paSscnscr automobile by stu
dents and alumni of the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
PRICES OF BEEF CUTS

tBy Swift l. Company
Richmond, Va Jan. n ig.n
Below please find quotations to be pub
fshcd daily shnwin. tho wholesale selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

STAUNTON. VA, Jan. Gin the
opening game of basketball in their
new gymnasium the Stanton Military
Academy easily defeated BridGewatcr
College. 81 To .. jenkins and Dillon
were tho stars for Stanton Military
Academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. :i.-The local markc,
io- raw sugar was quiet again today. AL
though the undcrtonc. seems to be IL little
easier. Some III tho Cuba sugar. which was
offered Tor January shipment, has been
withdrawn on account OF scarcity OF ton
nas ;,, aiinonEh th.re is SIN forto ticos
The market closed at Y cents for Cuban.
The market for refined sugar was un-
changed. with prices ranging from 1900 TO
u cents for tine rranulated. keiincrS con-
tinuo TO allocate limited quantities TO their
regular customers. although general husi-
* still restricted. Rcccipts or sugar
at Quilted States Atlantic ports during the
past week were smaller. although MEETINGS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Western Leagues to Meet.
CHICAGO. Ian. 2l.-Presidcnt a. +.
rcarncy. of the Western and Three [
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
COLLEGE RESERVES VICTORs
Spiders Defeat Light ChRmbc rIain
0uint by Overwhelming
Score OF 80 IN a

Richmond Colleges reserves proved
too much for the light Cha m berlaln
five. yesterday afternoon, and the col
lcEian basketeers won by the score OF
o6 TO 4. The little fellows put up a
odds:
The lineup
Reserves. Positions Chamberlain
lone! y, :;:....... right forward ...Thommason
haTErovcs....... left forward .Hanktps
Duntoro.. center -...............Tyler
smith. .......... right guard .......Eortharn
CaENcr........... left guard ........... Stokes
sun: sum ma ny suhSti;utions1,Eohinso for Har.
lIank!ns. Sands for wortham. Workman Tor
1r,h r.. Goals from cour,-Jones.. :;
son. 6; McDanicl. !: Thomma-on. i. Han
Ains. J; Tyler. !. Goals from foui-Joncs. .
hanN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

To HenI A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
nRY GOODS

NEW ToRK. Jan. aI.-RaW Elk today was
fTTu and buriaQs steady. Blankets and COM
for,ahles, sold steadily: Demand continued
s'rady ont not as active as isS; wecS
the- aavices III price are heard fire.
cucr:ly III dry goods selling agencies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

NEW YORk CrRn M.RRET

LONDON. Ian. "i.--Bar silver .s5.d pe.
,uncc: money, 81 per cent. piScour. rates:
ho-; bills. ] per cent; three month bills.
=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Leagues. tonight issued calls for meet
ings to be held In Chicago during the
second week In February. when the
American and National Leagues. Ameri-
can Association and National Baseball
Commission will be in session here
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on credits for April.May ship.

q, $40 London credits for April. May ship
mcut.
The official cables reported no change In
the Rio market but decline of 500 Refs
in the Santos spot market and 100 to 20
rciS IN Sautos futures. y special cable re-
ccived during the middle of the day quoted
futures ~ refs higher to 21a rSis lower with
near months relatively weak. but later word
received OF advance of 80 to 900
rcis. brazilian port receipts .ooOo: Jun
G!ahy receipts. 500
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E1-Brc,vcrs Get -Four starr.

MINIATURES. Jan. 2l.-Jack Egan.
manager OF the milwaukee, baseball
cup. today notified club officials that
he had obtained four stars of the Provi-
dence. X l.. 1919 club for his 1920
tcani me new athletes are CASTOR. a
IIauscr and Ecinhart, folders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
KLINE

VIII sail q 1919 touring sport r,odS
Kline. Car has been driven by nr1-
yate owna- less than $500 rniirr
rye 5000 iree: original paint and
car runs and looks like new Ea,.
Information and ucmonnirs from
phone Randolph SIS or apply st.tI;
North Harrison Street
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Wiz n"1 1.5o 10 the sso sfp on: ., our ,e
W S g able &c S9 asiss
5 Rsro osr this asres a,sss il n. g 3; f.
Taka-ko!s Plant at
90 Broad Street.
Sa.ura!ly,, FOR this pertea our overhead
:ho pubic viii siSe you the f ransi, o !?
Therefore. we have averaged the pre.
e y az, n.,cs s"a y ana viii sell ,Ae-n
sI1 .!s K a'o iar ' no efIs snH than
tho lot 'oes' priced ear n
ALSO IS CARS.
Exceptional Values at
sGn
Cash or ter7ne arranged.
sfuI.LAE MOTOR CO..
81: West Broad Street
Temporary Location
Rear OF 90 Broad Street
TINS Is New Brick Warehouse. WITS
Entrance on tho Alley.
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NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA Jan .i.-Tu-Dcnt!ne
firm. i.ssi. n l.Si: sales ii5. receipts, III
shipments. 49,: stock. Ii.o-S. Rosin. firm
sales. t:S: receipts. ~: shipments. LOS:
stock. t2,:.S. Quote: i. Z. l.. /. g. 1900:
~. 1870: /. $3.50; H.. 1915: ii, @n,9 y. .o.IS
VIC. 40; WY, .n0n.