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! HAVE A GILT EDGE FIRST TRUST.
s7o0: WILL SACRIFICE. BOX sc. Her
aid Office. 5e6-S-10
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
Rocking Chairs

Rockers Of selected wood g
Large, roomy solid Rockers At ":
Quaaered solid Oak Rockers. ext.
good values at prices ranging ~
Imitation black or Spanish Lee
spring seat Rockers ....;..-s
Large Rockers. upholstered In 8
leather or tapestry .....--..--
Large orerstufted Rocker,
grade tapestry ...'--..--....;
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A SAFE TEST

Z. For those who are in need OF q
:emedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, Il is a good plan to try Doan's
kidney Pills. They are strongly re
ccsanended by FairmOnt people.
Lewis F. Enlow, fireman B. & o.
40! Chicago ST. Fairmont, says:
Last winter suffered good deaI
from rheumatic pains and kidney
trouble. The secretions contained
sediment and the action was irregu-
lar, often being too frequent and &c,
companied by pain. There were pains
through the small Of the back thai
nadc It hard for me 10 bend over o.
lift anything. Like everyone else,
knew about Doan's Kidney Pills and
used spme with most satisfactory e.
suits. Ny back became strong. The
pains left and my kidneys became
normal"
Price 6Oc. at all dealers. DOM
Eimply ask fol a kidney remedy gel
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
MrsEnlow had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Migrs.. Buffalo. n. Y.
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||IIIL BB0IILENIS
BII|[LSASI|[lIPIN
And She is Hoping Bryan
Will Ask Her for a
I Hair Pin.

BY MABEL ABBOTT.

=. =. i 80. s,s''s' :. ~ m.
f,emuoctatic Natio.ai convention Is like
s,.., 90 7i,,.h,.. and sones
Carnival ast' WIZ 'ateus,. - 80
and banners and toy balloons ana
pretty dresses.
Tint predominaf,t note Is that Of high
sSfrits ana confidence; It's in the air
~ fhe crowd strtams through the
i,.a,,tifui erounds Of The Civic Cen
IA RI. An the eamnaisn songs that
mn "a iouposition TO each other In q
dozen parts Of the ball before the
sessions open. no two In the same
lev. vel All blended into a strange
haImssy nv tiie general tumult
M. !. -, .nthr,,se,,o and er-
..a aS = 1880 : 81; conyention Wom-
I E He. .osss.nn, sy, csSficient IN
~ as : ~ asp H. socI,i a3isir and
AAe = ~. ~ NJ W. ., 18th Il sho;r nraitiest
LEX ~ 3n ooi'eu W - u.sA Ds's
cag@sa NJ, ., -. -, a, tbe gallery
Ts.S hav ea, ~ ~ ~ ~, yvc,, 10 Sats and
sas S1iosSeJ tSro. = the oreat
pwns are spissaeu sliY.eA sne e's
RGII u ...s...,, ooro,,,ct,on neces.
as :. s sulSSs x. smdStsr;Im n take
H e ssa sa. .1e Ham, las mot heen
Ls " ~. ~ , eSIse n ualy I Tho false
sas,,nS 40 ~ eiot a ,ns,stIsd IN imnroye
cens 1000 g. csoq b.s .ns Sasn dscorated as
tns ssUas ~ ass .v vsa az n It
s a.Ss s snI % a. t calling n q thea.
we're T ~ p pe,a riina hn,ns 3, n The voice
a,it Gs s ,Sat hone. 1e ohoye the sneak.
, f1nsi ItIsa eo,,e I nrshistoric mon.
~. n S.To I Nan mi nsirtS into incon.
1S a,. ns,e eeen pStD'SN .
fsp Taar .ss ho.,d forca that keen.
az ~. ssa, eIe ,r UTo i.r ,v al the an.
rs 1 49, e NJ l ionrer 3 hoard fence Init
s soiId = b Se ,y n green er tea plant
;S-a ,Us Soiieee Al nshers share
tSs slSa os :, S SaiesS, s SaIss uSa'
su f,e T.n =. I anS S;sitoFs find their
,,acas TSav tnow the hall by heart
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SISTER MAR'Y's';
KITCHEN
(Copyright, 1920. Ne Al

4 one Is serving a rather iormalI
dinner with q hot meal course aau
several vegetables a jellied con
sonme Is nicer than q hot soup:
In hot weather its best 10 taKe ~
chances, but add gelatin 70 the oLoa =;
| Dissolve / heaping teaspoonlm y
granulated gelatin In 3 tablespo oniuls
Of cold water. Heat owe. hot watel
I'm LIQUID Is formed Add 70 lle
boiling SOUP and stir until thorough
nv mixed. Remove from IRE, strSll
and cool Stir slightly and break me
ielIy Then serve In bouillon cups
me soup should be quite highly; ses -
soned before the gelatin Is aao ss
While lean meat Is needed TO glye lle
soup flavor use plenty Of well crack
ed bone. The bone furnishes the gels
| tin and mineral matter.
Menu for Tomorrow.
! Brealfast-0range juice, baked COO
| fish bslls, bran mullins, coffee.
Luncheon-Shad roe and hearts o.
lettuce, toasted mullins. spiced rna'
Dinner-Hari baked In milk, new
potatoes, beet green's, cucumber saiaa'
raspberry shoftcake. cofee.
My Own Recipes.
A whole smoked ham Is a good 70.
yestment for q hcusekeeper. One way
| 10 use It would be to have the 6utcaer
cut ont several nice slices IN the cen
! ter. plain bon one end and bake WIN
soices the other. The many ways 70
use bits Of cold boiled ham add ware
fy TO the summer menu. Y
SHAD ROE SALAD.
/ shad roe.
Lettuce hearts.
French dressing.
Cook roe In sailed calculated wa!er
FOR 20 minutes. A slice Of onion aaa'
ed to the water gives delicious Ia
yor. Drain and blanch roe. When
cold cut in quarter inch slices. Cut
lettuce hearts in quarters and SUI,
round slices Of roe. Serve WIN
French dressing poured over the
u,hnln
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
Troublesome Weed.

y The hawkweed, introduced from Eu-
yyrope into Canada and the New Eng
land states, has jecOme one Of the
most troublesome weeds in grass
nnds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
e,.k,,ou,d Of Bubbles,

Background Of Bubbles.
In experimenting with soap bubbles
an English scientist developed appa'
ratus that blew them large and sub
stantial enough to be used as a back
ground for photographs.
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New Davenpol
Arrivals

$500 s.piece Duofold Suites :
$50 Dayerports, now 1850.
sos Davenports, now $500
Sle Genuine Leather Couch NOW
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Cleanses the Blood.

Every minute Of your life, your
blood IS on its endless journey through
your body, washing the impurities and
waste into those organs that cast
them entirely out. 1t is wonderfully
important, therefore. that the blood
itself be kept healthy. There is no
better blood medicine than Dri Tonic.
It is a modern formula in which are
used the best known and most fire.
Gucntly prescribed drugs known to
the medical profession, and Is sold on
a money back guarantee if it does not
do what is claimed for It. Sold BY
Cranes drug store, and Fortney's drug
store.
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WV spIcED RHUBARD.
6 cups rhubarb diced.
/ cup seeded raisins.
4 cups granulated sugar.
1 faocnnnn cinnamon.

IL teaspoon ground cloves.
/ cup cider vinegar:
Skin rhubarb and cut In inch pieces
Put in a granite iron preserving ket
tie. Add other ingredients and bring
slowly to the boiling point. Let sim
rler until the consistency OF marina
lade. FIJI jelly glasses with mixture
Let cool and seal. .,
True hospitality is like river, with
its source in the kitchen and mouth
in the parlor. MAkf'
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Rugs
and Mattings
For The
Dining Room

Nine piece CHARTERED Oak Dining room
Sui'es consisting Of 5i-inch Buffet
China Closet, IS inch Table and slI
Chats ..--.--.-:.--.... - Sl6s.Q0
1Gpiecp American Walnut Dining
Room Suite, wonderful val. at tSsotu
apiece Ja-obean design IN oak-a
dining furniture outfit 10 be proud q
ss-in. Buffet. 54-in. Oval Table. 5 Side
Chairs, one Arm Chair and China
Closet ----........--------.. $sS7.W
Set ., s Golden Oak Dining Chairs
".......................: $ls.%s
Set Of 6 Golden Oak Dining chaits!
With genuine leather seats = $500
Set Of 6 Golden Chartered Oak Dining
Chairs with genuine leather sli,
seats ..--...--.--.----..A2. M
42ansh Golden Oak Dining Tables.
either square or round 1906. $ts'l5
4s-ineh Quartered Golden Oak ptni. !:
Tables --.--.--....--....------ vic VIC
.s.in Queen Anne and william aad
Ma1 American Walnut Dining " :.
bic ----....--....----- ee' <
SIN in the above design, walnut - 4
.....................:::.. ~ = =
54-il Golden Oak Buffet ~. $50
so-in. Golden Oak Buffet 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

dor. il3 tMcrhanl. i /" !. {" J.. t. J.
won: CcrntrcanN li3 ,AmhrcSol. to >. = III
7, 1 to I. second: I"e Tag. ZIG ipaul"v).
Queen OF Trlmbs l!ss Dora. Peerace. Ma
!Ese@oni itsee-sfX ,furlonss-p uilctproof. IL
5coiulS.rG I" 10 ! |" 8 out, won; Bal
sinni ,n,n; IL .r,. 81, H%w9rD. t. !: To- :,
uullant
Third rnce-six- furlonrs-Ticklish, 10
tiSurton). II to =. Ia H. ou'. won: Charles
Eeyde siie-, ile> 'cau,well. to |. ! 10 :. out,
SECOND .Discussion. u: ,Cuiiii"ttD. IL to
i, 9 TO g du, ,h'rd.- Tine. l:Id 20. Man
Fourth raes-mic and q ,ix!esn,n-c
E ssn sscobd ~ 5Gh'nG re ! to H. Sul
hor), 2 10 :. to :, out. third. Time. ] 30 -
Fiji Ma9 rssS omGna a mi seyen yarass
German. $ tcoi,i'cttN. : I" . 6 20 3 -
4 won: Wadsw1r;h'S Inst. i03 CSmithl. y
III I. to |. to !, Svroui: Holster i9I tM"r
rif) 10 ]. i "a :; 10 ?. third. Time. ~; -
Warsaw. Mountain Rose. IL. Hainhow Girl
y Sixth race mile anil MISUNDERSTANDING
yum: Sentimc1 I'd IA .tri-rcr,. 10 20 l.
To and "a / third Time. 20 -. Chris
itr. Bertodan". Handful. Dr, cr!gI.r. Bcihr
Hill. Rapid stride ran.
lbs tMcDc-m0,tN 10 10 !. II
J! . 10 I. Won. Iii 70: fHt. i.| tMonr"l !
IN 1. TO :. 20 J. second: Lady l.!lecu
Hoisiiei9 'Ga.ij cS,1 K nai ,h!rI
sy ar i iaaa;s - iusl,Gas. IL:
t.try
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HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST rsge--tnree :urlonEs-Jtsn Core: il9
tis uGlc-. ilS tC;a-i--Uy. g - :. 30 :. even,
s, Nm 81. l9!,ds , Tqs ve
: ssecort -ace-fvc ana oue-heif Turning
Hpbrr:: l. OHeu. 10 liiatssnl. to l. % :.
.SsT 20 5@eeena; tea %i'te. io3 "a
Us sherry. %aomi Walton, CaIgGcro Ill.
liam @. Prince Buusrc ran.
.iJhird racs--!ive and orC half turlonEc
'rrcpoy. liz tCarnDdv1. 10 =. TO D. TO ;,
ven; Encore. To pirEcns'. : 20 :. 20 :.
.,ao J. 10 :. third T.mo. .05'-5 shire,
Weymouth G!:i. ID. C. Girl. IIaa"l1ut and
Fourth race-fyc ana one half ,urlonge-
won: niondci, ~ CMu--ay). : 20 !. 3 TO !.
cvcn % 8 70 5. ,hi-,i Time. i.rs4-l.
iI,r,,,rnde. All Ar!ow, Marion noilIns ana
,.iafth ra..s-nyr and enc-half mr'cn=e
so ;. seaona ir;hur Mtddc,on 1oS tI.onEi
80" :, 10 10 :. third. Timci Il. -
Zeic. Enos. Foster. Emury and rarasron
.SiN,h RAJ. n,Nr srd twcm,y yards DUKE
30. won: I.ogacy ~, ,iiurrlyI ? T., :! ( -
y. 10 >, second; H"l U... .@, tErowrt. tu
fit Lady. SEym,n. r!antarsie and O'Mll
seventh, r-e.e-.n,i'e aud . slxteer.,--aan.
7disNght, 20 tBsrn.sD, : !" G. 20 . 10 s.
won; Buckunil. 10 tCe-rprdyl : - - g.
III 10 J. s"cond. !.aJ!.l- o. tiiuu,1, ~ tn q
i;aarl,. BIZ ,nuu'sy. AitoT.e5 Muir cory
t.D?, SslSa'c..s
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B0WL|NG SEASON CLOSES
C0TTRELL SADDLERY TEAM
WINS PIN CHAMPIONSHIP
barely Nose Out Cook Printing Conn
pun! Tor headersIrip OF Capital
City League.
FinaI standinE city Tcnnin Lc.rne.

:, ; After most successful season the
isrEmnHna w wssnpin League ended last
Company made the pennant certain by
winning az three games from the
Paacs AieYs eG tripIe e team b at the
Nolle Bros.'s team sent the pennant
hopes Of the Citizens Home Insurance
printnE Company f had esTM Saline G09 OK
the ElEs Club forfeited three games
70 the mo On "Wednesday night the
hurch,s nope OF tie with Node Bros.
DS taxing the rubber game from the
RICHMOND Dairy Company.
M sensational scores or totals were
BOWED during the closing week. as
most Of the bowlcrs were relaxing
n WSs Thaa nG
Il low ebb during the war period, has
been revived Is shown by the rivalry
pea , t me various teams. Men who
bowling shoes and toed the foul line
with the, younger element. who have
learned the game during the past year.
pitch is evidenced Sy tie fact / that he
bowiers are now b Busy e orss aT iEap'n n
new league TO be composed OF four
teams: the schedule to run for about
Rsereat HIlsys Ienday eyenins
February IS: 1920. at $500, o'clock and
tion of the new league are requested
TO be present in order that officers may
be elected and n satisfactory assign
ment OF men to the various teams be
made and Il schedule agreed upon and
drawn up.
\ meeting of the directors OF the
CITY Tcnnin League will be held next
Monday night at o'clock at the Rccrca.
the league will be settled and prizes
awarded to the first four teams in the
league standing. to the high and
for tho high and second higlT indivi-
dual scorcs. and for the high three
game total.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
JIMMY WILDE BOXING MAD
Abbreviated EnElishman willing 10
Meet Any American Bantam.
Has Posted Forfeit

Bv Universal Scrvlce.l
NEW YORK. Feb.r14-Jimmy Wilde,
fywcisht champion OF the world. has
become so thoroughly "acciima cd"
since his drubhing at. the hands OF
today announced his intention of plac-
ing all bantamweights in the United
States hors dc. combat.
Making not one exception, the alb
breviated Englishmau offered to meet
any bantam from Champion Pete Her
man down, and has posted $1,000 with
Dave Driscoll. manager of the Arena
Athletic Club, of Jersey City. to be
used 4 side bet. Any boNer who de-
sircs TO accept the challenge must
cover the bet and make ll6 pounds
ringsidc. and Wilde must be given
plenty OF time to train for the match.
1t AZ the Briton's fondcst hope TO
annex the bantamwcight championship
of the world before he leaves these
shores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
PLANS FOR INTERNATIONAL
RACE ARE BEING MADE
Leading lee Skaters of EnrOpc. Canada
80, and United States Will
Compete.
BY Associatcd Press |

NEW YORK. Feb. 14-An interna-
tionai ice skating race meet in which
the fastest skaters of Northern Eu-
rope Will compete against the leading
United States and Canadian speed
stars. is being planned for the winter
of 1921. Details OF the meet will be
worked out AT a conference TO be held
at Lake Placid, y. Y. on February 1S.
when skaters from all parts of the
country will be present for the inter-
nationa! championships Of the pres
cnt season.
Races a; various distances will be
scheduled For both amateur and pro-
fcssionals, the latter to skate for the
partment OF sport. The sum of $4,000.
suggested as the basis Of these purses.
may be increased 10 nearly twice that
amount and it is hoped to have among
as Bobby Mclean. worlds champion.
oscar Mathicscn. Sorval Eaptie. Ed
land rink. with "a quarter-mile circuit
and other features in addition TO pres
ont excellent accommodations, are pro
posed for the benefit Of the profess
SIGNALS expected 10 spend portion OF
the winter competing ar Lake Placid.
The formation Of new organiza-
ton. TO b. known as the, AdirondacE
greatly the holding OF the proposed
International meet. With the consent
OF tile International Skating Associa-
zion the new body will take over full
control Of amateur skating in = por-
ton Of the territory OF the Eastern
SNatin. Association. including all that
in New York state from Hudson 10
Eric and Northern New York Nc
tivitics will center in the Adirondacks.
particularly III Lake Placid. where the
int irrational .amatcur skatin: cham
pionSh ipS are 10 take place February
IS and ~. and 1t Saranac Lake. where
the national amateur championships
h..lI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

a strong team, and In view of the past
r yG"rd OF. the Church Hill fye. this
attraction.
y, 1onns Hopkins and the University OF
,r nE'hia CUNTS will be tho biggest at.
hh, ~, nii, of the week. This contect will
ca, Gu IN the Blues Armory, and has
ne rseo considerable comment on, tho
ci,w OF basketball followers Of this
onnosjne account of the record of tho
craI PIE, leans and the fact that sew
e eosi,i Richmond boys are holding down
ginia quint. u
Ihree nichmonder. ON Team.
Bo arG. Hatcher nl, and Bill Pettway.
former form ra members of the John Marsh ali
VIII no ncn no team OF several years ago,
i Inlve no ds Of vrE ; and their play
Church Hill Athletic Cini vii niav
the o other same Of Virginia all stars in
Az stars are composed OF students at at
The The Hn,sfrsity W. who are ineligible FOR
former luints OF the university Oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First 'nccc--two.- year.olis; ,h-ee fur
,,9.ns>-,, Ben ,ya.I ris5 Scotty. liG; Charicy
M. liz: rutp. IFS: ccnitImo,ssrr lId. one ono"
*. ~; Vera Tyilord lis audrey T.
Eligible. North@in Jay. liz. nuniinI,: III;
Matte ~. kent, lis; i;udIic Ksan. I'LL
SsG%nH .ycora,4s nnd p *
..sph T. Murphy, III Gas MASH. io9 Loan.
shark, l1G: ras;imu. lot: Nee 100: E,1s.-
,S :iah,S,e a5FS Tria .h iGl s M's ~.
Ina Kay. Los; Gold Nulc. TO-,
rhiri race--t three y"1r-oIds six rr..,r-.
c. IN , ii2 nH at T,,,,' ~: i>oGby M
Ilr",nn i@g; k,hums; ild Who Cares. los;
Fori s lin E$s} saa d"'fflssRIl2rfpH!'% s';
Fourth raSc-th-ee- yca--o.ds anl an:
On W! a@'@@r tx lig MaiGee lAc
his lai, io$: iil!ici Dancer H.. iol r!edra,
and sifs9 :ncs rna ,"e
Va ,5iH1' ,"si Sir Graf,nt, ,lPs ,isands.
los; N@er Is Yap lanK. 80 - GAIN aimF'i pt.
eanse, 90; nareriSa. 81; The Lamb. %.
Sixth rHc"-four-y.ar .old* aud ua: MIA
core. l'2; PADDY Dear. il2: firan,i,.c. liza;
Giunllsa. 100: Mountain Rose H.. tx:
E :a ol o'; g iHf Neptune Fs' lo; e5.i
n b. T'I I,S i@@l p }Prrssaa. 90 ;lsihir
10 ~: Ma13 'ia tx los. Al'e"a' i'A 'r""es.
Srvr0ih -cour-year-olds AMI M or,
k"rg. H. WI DO. Ili Lottery. lis: Gar.
aia:. Sip;Ianr lGs juanita, iii, ~; rab %"
& r H. H. ,d Mes ya Lance ie2 EaEaaMaq
- -, }; lsih!e: Sempor .i,a!va-t II;
hNrh ip,. ''Iat:L! City. liz.
T,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
JACkETs NOSE OUT VICTORY
:RANDOL MACON QUlNT
81. BARELY DEFEATS SPIDERS
battle Played in Ashland
Won by Home Team,
20 Ia &c.
II. Y. !. A. Basketball standing.

Hanisich 81 obey and, William and
Aasy PLAYED 1T Hamden- sidney last
DIP III snP0ssi''lle :! on account '9 of broke"
ASHLAND, VA. Feb. 14.-Randolph-
). ,rous basketball quint tonight re-
..INcd n ST Valentine surprise in the
I'm of Il hard battle and marrow
.cape from detea, as the result OF the
laying made by, ihc auintet Of Rich len,
wa7ched with delight phenomena!
.!a;;lSiins on the part OF players OF both
ruaE up The Randolph Macon team was
victorious by the margin OF >. 10 70.
That ths game was one OF the most
school gymnasium need not be stated.
Both teams fought hard for every
point and the contest MAS remarkably
free from rous hness when il must he
considered that the AFFAIR WAS = cham
pionship one and virtually eliminated
the, Visiting team from IN. running.
lead IN The race.
For the frs; eight minutes of play
fcnSire work IN the part OF the guard
OF both teams Neither side was able
10 score. hut shortly after this tl.
Jackets broke loose and the Spiders
College picked up in the latter half Of
the iirst stan2a. bat when thc rest Pc
Rod. WAS reached the Jackets We're on
the long end Of a 30 to score.
When the uuints returned Tor the
second half the Spiders We're lighting
with their backs TO tho wall ana out
played the Jackets in the second half.
The visiting team scored fifteen points
in the final half against The seven
STORED by The Randolph Macon team.
AT one Time during the second period
the score was tied. but in the last Two
minutes the Jackets shot Il goal from
court and one foul goal and ciu2hcd
the contest.
Individual stars We're scarce. hut 10
Carlton. center for the spiders went
the honors o! the evening. II WAS
through his playing mainly that the
tu Jumped Himme"man. the Jackets
center. and also put up great ilon.
game. Motley played The best Of
tcusire game for The Spiders. Cochran
end zimmerman played the best game
foc the Jackets.
!, The lineup:
Randolph Macon Richmond College
scott. .......... l.. T. ...... Motley
Cochran. l.. l.. ...... .IicSlcr
& Zimmerman. &. ....... Carlton
Smoot. Il. q ...... Snnad
Rutierworth. 80. L. -. .... Thompson
summary: Snbstitutions. Towiil for
Sncad.
I, Goais from court Scott. l; Cochran.
4; Zimmerman. >; Smooi. /. Butter
Worth .; Iicsler, :; MOTLEY. Is; Carl
ton, .: Towill. i.
!. ioais from fou!--Smoot, 3 out Of s:
H:eS!cr. on; OF s.
;, Observation-Disclosures. V r l.
Time OF haives-20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
MEMBERS DENY CHARGES
OFFICERS OF SPORTS BODY
SAY NO "FACTIONS" EXIST
VIII Meet This Afternoon to Flee,
Lcnders-BiE Quint ButtIcs
This Week.

Officers Of the Richmond Sports As
ISOLATION, Inc. stated yesterday that
there was no dissension on the part OF
members OF their organization fol-
lowing reports that Factions" existed
which had as their Intentions the Dust.
ing OF certain officers of, the organiza-
ton. The organization is indignant
over the reports, and classed them MS
being erroneous. They did state there
would be an election of officers ut the
meeting this afternoon, In Murphy's
Hotel, at O'Clock, but that this cleo
tion was necessary In view of the fact
that :hc body now Is Incorporated and
cannot do business with the present
officers and executive committee
All stockholders Of the association
are asked TO he present ut the meeting
this afternoon and participate in the
election OF officers Other matters OF
Importance will be taken up. and plans
for future basketball contests will be
discussed.
Big Qufnt Games Arranged.
Several big basketball contests have
been arranged by the Sports Associa-
ton, and Richmond supporters OF the
cage game will be given an opportu-
nifty OF seeing some Of the biggest
Quints in the state in action. The first
games of the week will he played We'd
nesday night in The Blues Armory.
when Richmond College and Hampden-
Sidney will meet in one of their cham
games. Thea;hurch Hill Ath-
letic Club and the Newport News Ship
and Dry Dock Company team
will furnish the other game The Wis
itinS aggregation is reported TO have
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HAVANA ENTRIES


...First rart.-.fvc, ant nnG 'ar,ons---
Hush los: l.iths ono iof Nn-aI:ei.a iG5,
tfd Rcd, ~; HairtrS, ~.
l.Qlard. 100; Maso- F.., % I,tl E.. I0l.
Lady i.1nEdcn, 100. i-&"ilUtrJ ths. T.r
Ions henn's Pride $40. 'rlt sr.s 80. g-
carat. III: wlnrpocrni; 3l.
,irhird rac@;-hyc ana one hllt fpfioaga-
stnrIay. io5; N2rty lou, lNa !'erty LADY
t}is nchi:a. 40; EH-lDrs. li1. F,.t.fJ stt,,.
1te: Count Boris. IL; Fia-ouo.a. II5
Z. ,F'ourth rStcr---SiN iurlorgr- F.r.t it.ff-t
jbs; Pomcrcrc. l05: sister SI... ~,
Ssordon itusseiI. iil waste crown lig: ia
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Harse John. 100: Tho TRUMP i0i, I'M
LE1nk. l.7; !'ells OF fliaat-,h:owr' ids
Bgsil, los: Colonel Taylor. III. hlvoTd Ila
ifSiSth raCc---;riln and . quarter Sr..,l
Verdict, "a: Legal, 100: T.arkaYvanra fG-
Walnut Hall, lps: Hank c'Day. lIG: Cro1
Well, J2b.
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sis:. lei ;e Va Ta5 io;; I.i!houc% I6t
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OUTDOOR EVENT ENDS WORK
Olympic Committee 10 Regard Nn,,.,
Championship nv Final
Tryouts.

- 'y FNN7UEIdI
NEW YORK. Feb H-The American
olympic committee has decided to con
Slder the national outdoor track AMI
held championship as the final tryouts
Of the American team that will com.
pete in the Olympic games ut Antwerp
next august, +. w. Ruben. score
lary OF the Amateur Athletic Union
announced today. Sectional ftryo,its
Will be held in San Francisco. Chicarn
and Harvard stadium.
Mr.. Rubien. who is chairman of IN.
national championship committee. said
the national events would lie held i'm
June or July, dependent on the revIsnI
program for the Olympic contests.
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Photograph Of Dernpscy's
Questionable Is Desired
InN universal srrticc |

NEW york. Feb. Ii.-Hhc Army.
Navy and Ci, Him Hoard of ItoNinG
Control has wired john y. Hogan,
chairman al ttes SAN i'rnrs5sco draft
honrd. requesting II photographic
COPY of Back DcmpScH'S question:
nairc. IL was learned tonight. The
hoard also communicates with ~
number OF posts Of the American
Legion, ask ing for information on
which they based charIcs against
the puSilist.