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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
RICHMOND ROTARY CLUB
WILL BUILD HOME FOR BOYS
Subscriptions Pledged at Gathering
Inst Night Total
S7,O.5.

Definite announcement that tho
Richmond Rotary Club Will sponsor a
home for boys here was made last
night at meeting at the Richmond
Hotel, at which $7,S25 WAS raised.
cation for boys work here amount to
$1,000, m2king tile total amount which
tho Rotary Club has for tho promulga-
ton of the new boys home Ss.925 For
the boys home at CovinGton the club
raised $500 some time ago, meking
q total of s13425 raised by this club
i'll less than a year for boys work.
X NcC. BuiiinGton, president Of tho
club, explained last night that the new
home which the club will sponsor will
be for the reclamation of white boys.
Plans OF the club are to raise every
cent which goes into the new homo
among the members OF tho Richmond
Rotary Club.
The entire amount raised last night
was among liz members OF The club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

House convencs at Capitol at 10.
SENATE convenes at Capitol at IL.
Richmond, Chapter, United
Dnnshtcrs of the Contcdcracy, ut
Lee CnMp Rail- at IL.
Board OF Advisers of Virginia
turcau OF Vacations at .lO East
Grace Street ut 3.
Richmond Elementary Teachers
AsSoc.Nion at Young Nomen's
christian Association al 3:3O.
Leper Mission meets nj Grace
Ep,scopnl Church Mt 4.
Social workers OF Nuracs' settle
mcnt AIT ilUi West Cary Street ut 4.
Officers and teachers training
class of Park Place Methodist
Church Mt G;3O.
Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, ID. d.,
tat Second Presbyterian Church ut s.
A. Mitchell Palmer speuks at
Jefferson Hotel at S;I5.
1.yric-EauderiIic, 3. 1880 and Q.
Srrand--DnrI,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ABANDON r. F. D. ROUTES
Roads Are ImpnssabIc, and pntrons
Must Call al Post-Oiucc for
H.,fI

Patrons living in the outlying sec
tions of Richmond. where the postal
roads, must call at the central post :
Office for their mail. Postmaster Hay T.
thornton announced yesterday.
Many roads in the outlying sections
OF Richmond have become impossible.
and postal service has been almost
abandoned in these sections, he further
stated. In most cases the carrier can
not cover his route without leaving his
vehicle, which ~ prohibited by the
postal authorities. Several trucks have
become stuck on these routes. and until
the roads get in better condition pat
70 CAL At the office. he added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
TO DISCUSS LIBRARY PLANS
Richmond Chapter, L. ID. C., WIN
shunicrnte Descendants Of Vet
craHN Who FOngbf I'm t,,.r

Not only members of Richmond
tederacy. but members Of other chan
ters. WHO have not affiliated In Rich
mona, as well as outsiders, who are
Daughters OF the Confcderacy. are IN
Sited BY the president, Mrs. NORMAN
VI Randolph, 10 attend the rtguJar
meeting of Richmond Chapter I;nited
Daughters Of the Confectionery, To- he
held at IL o'clock this morning In
Lee Camp Hall for the purpose OF
distributing record blanks for no
descendants of Confederate veterans
who fought in the world war. and
Tor a discussion Of matters concern
Eing Ihe noTary annex TO he built TO
the Confederate Museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Grants Exten.Io, OF Time.

Tentative corporation rcturns Tor
1919 have been granted an extension
of time until May 10, 1890: it was all
nounced by Collector OF Internal Rcvc-
nue. Il. c. l.. Moncurc yesterday. Each
return must be accompanied by at least
one-fourth of tho estimated amount ~:
tax due, together with a statement
forth the reason why the rc-
turn cannot be completed within the
prescribed time, and a formal request
for the extension. directors state. Any
deficiency in the first instalIment will
bear interest at the rate of . per cent
per annum, it also was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Druggist Seek. whisky Permit.

Druggists here are already begin
ming to mako preparations to add liquor
for medicinal purposes to their stocks
eral Assembly several days ago. First
notice that application for o permit 10
was advertised yesterday ~ r. w.
WoodG Permits will he issued by
Judge D. c. Richardson, ot t>'e Hastings
Court, Part /. Bond ;. required before
applications Will 10 ,pant-. ny the
court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
JOHN R. SAUNDERS PROBABLY
WILL STAND FOR REELECTION
Has Not Announced Candidacy. but
Report snys lie Seeks Another
Term az Acknowledgements

Nthuugh no OlNciaI announcement
Of his candidacy has been made, Dem
mel John Il. Saunders will be a candi-
date for Reelection 70 the office OF
\ttorney-Gcncral OF Virginia. Colo
Of his pnns bni If is s no aIeths Sn
lieved that he VIII make formal state
uent within a few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

=. Hsrris Hart. State SUPERINTENDENT OF
ms from business trip 10 FredeFio oss
= commission was received for Charles
Sn Ffis rs e. tes G or G
S sfs Of also 90 r sSsvt Stern
f(oT,naissi9n in the same g. eemnany as GIsi
lieutenant.
icai COMPANY VIII hold their auarteriy
l"ysR "a S5ney ere Sa srIa re-
tarY OF 'he ccmpany who, stated ycster
Gu;srie:iy QUE. at witch dividends viii be
Miss Katherine HAYES will speak ut $3.50
fstS RichmSnd Elemen,srv TeaeTsfs s?e 8.
s :, 'toa ~! X the auq!t,Hrium OF the W.
viii be followed by music ana :effesH-
ine"ts.
Mrs. d Hnayasn; .. TEaTss wilI be the
hes, WSnea's, c5gneil 'tSmerfo" aish, at
Ne S,, \ W CO H. ;hS VII! sosaI on Sims
heEins With supper At { o'cIoeb. Bible cinas
Sclg S" nd js dx aTesas tnIi at I'D
~ Miss Rachel Armstrong. Of New York.
,hP, Richincnd, Light Infantry ijiuss will
Dry on Saturday night beginning at $50.
meeting tomorrow night al the arlnory
Those desiring 10 enlist do 80 by taxi
inr tho rcGulrcd medical examination. The
comp"ny VIII he mustered into service at
John J. Darlington. of a.: North I.onl-
hardy Street. has been selected from the
enlisted neiSonnc! Of the navy to attend
the -Sa"a! Academy Annapolir. Sir.
Darlington Is now uursu.nS q preparatory
course at Newport. Il. !. lie holds the
rating OF UGurlermGstcr.
Il. NJ Rpwgllc. clerk oc the City Circuit
Court. who mas been III at his home for
more than week from ,he after effect
o! Influenza was reported as Improving
late last Night.
Members OF the officers and teachers.
framing E.ass VIII meet in the lecture
room OF PARK llacc Methodist Church TO-
nigst at $3.50 hear lecture OH Tho
Birth Of christ: tho Thirty Icara OF ST.
lCute. In. IEaTiy Aiiuigtry.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
WILL PREPARE REPORT TODAY
Further Hearings on Conduct of PRO-
hfbifion Department Probably
Not TO Itc field

Members Of the legislative commit.
zee charged with the Investigation OF
Lie Department of Prohibition prob.
ably Will prepare their report at ses-
sion today. Senator Morgan r.. Mills.
chairman OF che committee, said last
night
IL seemed yesterday that there
would be no necessity for further
bearings in the matter. there being no
i!nctcation THAT any one desires to
Sodge a complain; against Comm issiou.
~ .. sidney Petc.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
FINAL HEARING ON BUDGET
Council COMMITTEES on Finance WiIl
Consider Mayors Measure
Tomorrow Night.

Finance VIII hold what Is expected to
ne the Una! meeting of the committee
on the budget Of Mayor A!nsii. iomor-
row night AZ o'clock 1t Is believed
that the committee Will reach a de-
cision and take n final vote or the
budget at The meeting tomorrow
II IS said that special mec,tnr sof
the Common COUNCIL will be called
TO considar the bulge, ms soon as the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Issue building and Repair Permits.

;. Permits We're Issued yesterday by
the Building Inspector for the aiter,-
tion OF the David NJ. Lea & Co, Inc,
box factory, located at 1919 East Main
Street. Alterations will cost $4,000, ac-
cord'ns. TO the application fled
Permission was also granted to the
southern Stove Works yesterday to
erect o garage between Fifth and
sixth Streets, on Morgan Street South
Richmond, at a cost OF $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Arrested on stabbing Chnree.

W. 3. billiard. n, OF ZIG North ThirtE-
on on the Charge Of felonious u a ),
sault. He is said to have stabbed
Harry Grub, OF 63S North Eighth
street. with an awl. Grubb is at Nir-
ginia Hospital suffering from the in
jury. which is not considered SERIOUS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Hoyyic Refu,r, Gall.

Rev. w. Russell Bowie, rector Of St
Paurs Episcopal Church, it is under
stood. has definitely refused to con-
sider tentative offer 10 take charge
of the social service department. OF the
domestic hoard OF missions of the Epis-
copal Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Discontinue Arm, eooa. s,,.

.NVt!HCHtIOn mas been Sent out that
inoSe desiring army surplus, goods
the sale will be discontinued at the
store in Newport News shortly After
Marcn IL orders will be returned to
senders. 1t was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Smart Dresses for Street, After
noon and Evening Wear
Those at $500

are wonderful in their many details
that go to make up the bewitchingly
beautiful Dresses that they are
Dresses of Taffeta, Plain Georgette
Crepe, FIowered Georgette; also Smart
Combinations Of Satin and Gcorgette,
or 'raffcta and Gcorgette. These
come in pretty afternoon shades of
Rose, Copenhagen, Light Blue, White
and Flesh; also street shades of Navy
Blue, Brown, Tanpe and Black.
SALE STARTS TIL.
We don't believe there is a well-dr
seeing them-will forego this opportul
New Spring Frocks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

MEMBERS OF the officers and teschers'
training Eiass VIII meet in the lecture
room OF PARK Tlacc Methodist Church 10
Inisht at 900 10 hear. lecture Tho
i3:r,h 81 christ; tho Thirty leara CT ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ONE-FIFTH OF FUND FOR
WIDOW AND TOTS IN HAND
thcchs for Sis Carry Total Over 500
haFlE--Nlnrc Is On

"f'ifty-ift%" is the way The Times
Nispa.ch Relief Fund for case No 20
now stands, Tor the widow and her
I've I!ttIe children. \ check for SO
tons received yesterday. There were
three other chicks. for So. 81 and 81.
bus amount. with tho $3.50 pre-
viousiy acknowledged, makes the
''rfty-nfty."
i' NJ tT NE. duno 10y, 7eF rh ,ne
pa:ci begins 10 feel confident OF tho
entire amount OF $3.50 being raised
within the next week OF ten days.
demonstrated in yaisinG these varying
amounts that ii only needed time for
the appeal to set across TO readers of
the paper ana the response was UNI
.iailingly prompt and satisfying. The
fund now stands as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Hsrria Hart State Superintendent OF
PuD.tc Education, returned yesterday morn
ms from business trip 10 Frcderlchs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Miss Katherine Halves will speak ut $50
this afternoon az the regular meeting OF
liz Kiehlnond Elementasy Teachers as
C. =. ON Women 81 Japan The address
VIII be followed By music ana refresh
meats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

John J. Darlington. of q: North I.oul-
hardy Street. has been selected from the
cnlIsiSt nsisonnei Of the nav to lttend
Darlington Is now uursu1S n preparatory
course at Newport. Il. !. lie holds the
rating uf UGurLsrrnGstcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Il. NJ RrwgIlc. clerk oc the City Circuit
Court VII, mas been, III at mis- home for
more than week from ;he after effect
% Influenza was reported as improving
late last Night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

So Unusual Are the Values in Each of These Lots Only Quick
Choice Can Insure Against Disappointment
JUST IN TIME the desiring to best advn
Easter Day this Opportunity her outfit notable
with prevailing Of SUCH Sly LES and
offered We simply patrons the benefit
unusual purchases made by several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Men OF Company e. Blues vii! hold a
meeting, tomorrow night al tho arnory.
inr tho required medical examination. The
comp"ny Viii he mustered into service at
an carly date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Dresses at $500

comprise Taffetas, Georgette Crepes,
Crepe de Chimes and Foulards; also
some of Serge and Tricotine. In col
ors of Navy Blue, Brown, Taupe, Pearl
Gray, Copenhagen, Tan, White and
Black
Both lots are very large and the va
liety of models is almost as extensive,
since there are but one, two or three
styles of a kin,d-cleyer tunics, beaded
and wool embroidered effects, comb
nation effects, and Others.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement viii Get Il

~ .-y.---e
WANTED--Female
WANTED-A settled, experienced.
middle aged white woman for working
housekeeper in family of two adults;
reference required; permanent home to
suitable person. Address Mrs. H. s.
Bisbing, Gales Ferry, Conn.,, r. F, D. l.
je8d
WANTED-woman to do family
washing to take home. Mrs. W. G: Fos-
ter. Is Union st. jeSd
wANTED-To do small washings at
home. Write Wash. this office. jeSd
WANTED-Woman to work in bake
shop. Apply at Wauregan Hotel. jed
-Chambermaid. Apply at
the Wauregan Hotel. jed
WANTED-Woman desiring pleasant
home in country, to act as waitress and
chambermaid; good wages. Apply Mrs.
r. NJ Melcer. Uncasville, Conn. Phone
1913 Norwich. je3d
WANTED-Girl Inquire Norwich
Steam Laundry. n1ay15d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
4 Bulletin 70 Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Ii
AUToMosILE Accessories

Red Top motorcycle tire $l359. tubes
81 39x3 sIZ.T5, @1x3 y So, SzKsL SlI.
3Ix31z Republic \. S. first quality. SIS.
speecometer. swivel joints. T.sHt OF
left, $z.25, second hand batteries $50
and up, new starting batteries So and
UP. Bosch magnetos and parts for same,
also Metz parts for all models; Metz
touring ears and runabouts; prices low
for cash; agents fog the new Metz
Master Six. Metz Agency. Box 2ss.
Danielson, Conn. tebd
FORD OWNERS-DoeE your car START
hard2 Have you poor lights? Have
your makaeto reeharged in the car
while you wait Norwich Ws3ding Co.
Chestnut St octzSd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
MUSIC

WHEN g0r WANT 10 put your bus
mess before the public. there is no
medium better -han through the "a.
vertis;a= ce:---.4ls u The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
FOR SALE.

First class 350-acre farm. pleasant
location, main improved state road,
mail and telephone service. excellent
broom house. 2 large barns, silo, ice
house, garages, poultry houses for
1000 hens, sheds and outbuildings. all
in good condition. 100 acres smooth.
pastures balance woodland stream
through farm, running spring water at
buildings, $1,000, $1,000 cash.
Tryon's Ageacy, Wiliimantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
BUILDING
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

ATTENTION, FARMERS-Do not
take any chances in planting your seed
without good fertilizer. We have lust
received two carloads Of the best
grade, per cent. potash. Call US for
prices. Greeneville Grain Co, Phone
go. je2d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
4 Bulletin Want
Advertisement Viii Get Il
MISREPRESENTATION. .
WE HAVE these vacancies to I'LL

WE HAVE these vacancies to fill at
once Office manager $50, stenographer
$l4, also beginner at s12. stenogra-
pher at SO secretary at VS.. several
general office girls, beginners will do
at sS4Oi also commercial teacher at an
excellent salary. with good chance for
advancement, and an opportunity for a
Gigils g1ade salesman at S35 to sac a
week. If you are not prepared to &C.
cept one OF these positions now, let US
train you for just such places. All our
students earn while learning-Some this
past month earned over $780, some not
earning SIS to $50 month in spare
time Some of our recent gold medal
winners are earning as high as $50
weekly. This is the only school in
Norwich that has placed every one of
its graduates in satisfactory positions
where they could advance to higher
salaries. Don't throw away your sum
mer vacation-attend our summer
school-day or night class. Norwich
Commercial School. Plaut- Gladden.
Bldg, 142Main st. jeSd
WANTED-To correspond with some
one who can use $50 quarts of milk
daily. Charles Armstrong. Jewett City.
Tel. 1913. jeSd
WANTED - Old false teeth, Liberty
bonds, diamonds, money loaned on lib
eral terms. The Collateral Loan Co..
l54 Water st. (near Shetucket ST..
WANTED-You to know that l am a
specialist in making shoes for cripples;
made to measure. e. Buonanuo, 303
West Main St. may4TuThS
WANTED - Woman pastry cook;
short hours. Apply City Lunch, Broad
way. je4d
WANTED-Old American silver. por-
ringers, tea and coffee pots. tea cad
dies. spoons, salt and pepper boxes,
skewers, tea strainers. etc Mrs. ]. S,
Rathbone, Park Place. Mystic. Conn.
jed
CITY LIFE cigars sc. Aundora mild
cigar 10c each, Aundora special mild
cigar &c, three for zoe. Helmar cigar
cites 20 for 25c. Natural cigarettes 20
for 35c; good line of see pipes. Pagan $
Smoke SAoI may29d
If YOU WILL cut this advertisement
out and mail to The Plaut-CaddeR Co.,
| together with your name and address,
| you will receive a book containing leo
| of the oldfashionet songs. free.
may13d
! WANTED-To buy second hard fur
| niture Get our prices before YOU sell
| A. Bruckner. SO Franklin st. Phone
| 117-3. jan7d
WANTED-To BUY veal calves, 1sc
10. up, beef and dairy cattle. Call E
Glaubinger. Colchester. CT. Tel. IS.
| aug2d3
WANTED = antique furniture. mir.
rors. colored glass. silver. hisrorica
china old books. and old letters.
Bruckner. SIS Franklin ST Tel 7i7.s
ulay166
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
Highwayman
Headdress
Whose Lace
Covers the
Eyes Like the
Mask of d
Brigand-
Preserving
In Some Cases
q Mystery
Almost as
Dangerous
Says Lady
Duff Gordon

X rYsTERY Is an element Of personal charm.
MI A woman il the loveier for degree OF
AVA reserve. even az she is made lovelier by
the addition OF eossamer veil to her hat. The
veil lends something of mystery to her features.
1t softens them. It piaues the observer to guess
as to exactly how beautiful the slightly hidden
face is.
Ever since opened my atelier in London and
put forth my philosophy Of clothes--a philosophy
that has attracted wider attention than has any
philosophy OF clothes since Csrlyles Sartor
Resartus--I have counted upon mystery a. one OF
the factors In the beauty OF the output from my
ateliers. The scarf Of tulle enhances by mystery
the exquisiteness OF the shoulders II wells. The
ounces OF the lace petticoat give pidusncy TO the
flash OF the slim ankles Of which one catches
glimpses through the mesh OF lace. The COCA
sional glimpse of neshoolored chiffon, lining so
like the natural one that the eye OF the beholder
10 fixed in fascination upon the gown, is one of
the elements OF mystery. one of the riddles Of
dress
while have throughout my artistic career EN-.
poyad such devices to enhance the elusive quality
of dress am more encouraged 10 do 80 now than
I ever was before. This because national and
international thought are attuned TO mysticism.
The world wars reoeding waves left behind them
a deposit OF mysticism on the shore OF Thought.
GlimpAsa OF n hidden world are sought by those
who lost dear ones in the human carnage. They
are sought with an almost equal Intensity by those
who have looked upon their grief and share IL
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
An Adapted
Yelling
That Can Be
Lowered
Over the
Eyes
IL Wished.

erea, Britain Rights Reserved,
The Washington times., 1920-10-10

ADY DUFF GORDON the mou, Lucille London and foremost
creator of fashions the world each week the fashion article
for this newspaper presenting all that is and best
for welLdressed
Lady Dufordon. Paris establishment brings her close touch
with that of fashion.
Lady DufGordon American establishments Nos 81 and 80
West Fifty street. New York City, and No. 400 Lake Shore
Drive. Chicago.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

We have installed an up-to-date
Boring Machine for boring all kinds of
auto cylinders. This machine makes
your cylinders as good as new, elimi-
mates your knocks and gives more
power. The only machine of this kind
in Montezuma county.
DOLORES LIVERY & GARAGE.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

Don't forget the Royal Hawaiian
musical and dance at the Dolores opera
house January "a, Saturday. Program
begins at 7:30, sharp.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

Taken Up-One brown horse branded
4 - o on left hip, also one bay mare
branded spear head on left shoulder.
Owner will please call at my ranch
eight miles northeast of Dolores and
pay for feed and advertising.
,4lp44 FRED TIBBETTS.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
How Are Your Eyesf

How Are Your Eyesf
E. F. Burnett, Optometrist, the man
with the no-chart method of examin-
ing your eyes for glasses, visits Dolores
regularly. When your eyes need at
tsntson. write Box l57, Pueblo, Colo,
Tor date Of next visit.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PuslisagR.

Entered at the postofiice in Dolores, Colorado
Tor transmission through the mails. as second
class mail matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29

Washington. .. G.. Feb. zs.---As-
surances that the shipping board ves-
sells will coal at st. Thomas. Virgin
Island. have been given by the chair
man of the shipping board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29

In the fastest and most exciting
prep school game seen in this city Tor
years, John Marshall high school
turned the tables on Woodperry
Forest last night to the tune OF -
tn zt:It1e visiting aggregation WAS
rather confident of victory as they mad
defeated the locals previously when
John Marshall had two regulars out
AT the game. Both teams seemed to
be In perfect condition Tor the Tray
and the every point gained came al
ter a hard tight. The play was so
fast that woodbury. was forced to
call time out In the first quarter. Al
ter this the game progressed steadily
and was q treat to those who wit
messed it.
There were several hundred fans
present and they were in an uproar
at al times, cheering wildly for their
fAvorite. Most Of the crowd were
with the locals but Woodberry Forest
had . number of hackers present
The locals jumped to the lead few
minutes after the first whistle on
foul goal and were never headed ex-
cept In the second half when the
WArrenites held one point lead for
He'd however and went TO the fore
and held their lead for the remainder
Of the game.
The nrst half ended with the score
Is to in favor of the locals. In the
last half Woodberry staged something
Of comeback in the form of long
shots They dropped three in the
basket in succession but were not
true In their short shots The high
school team played the better brand
OF ball throughout the entire con-
test Their passing was the feature OF
the game and at no time did they de-
pend upon long shots fer their points
By short quick passes they worked
the bail we'll under the goal before
they shot ana their goal shooting was
much more accurate than that of
their opponents
Though Foster, the bright light of
the Woodoerry team. put up his
usual good game he was prevented
from scoring more often by the close
guarding OF the Riehmonoers who
had their eye on him all during the
game, Vanstory also put up an ex-
ceiicnt game at center. He dropped
In two sensational shots from the
center OF the foor and a1ued con-
siderably 10 the defensive strength OF
his outfit
y Is impossible to say who play
cf She best game for the locals as
'earowork and passing was their
slrcng point and all passed to the
ssas ne',"est the goal
Tn" '0sers were considered to be
t'ge einst powerful team in the state.
Y ry haze defeated the University Of
" siaia freshmen and other teams
q pute This IA the greatest victory
ef the seaaon tor John Marshall and
Tie at8dcnts a. the high school fully