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New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

From The TriJune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.---Thc fol
lowing army orders were issued to-
day:
Falson. Col. s. L., 70 Walter Reed hospital
Taey Maj; g. g. to F. Fort ,rdri Banks s{
Bnrrett. Maj. X. j.. TO Springfield.
y!geart, Capt. G. Jr.,. resignation accepted
Homo ably discharged--Cap stroud, |. L.
Capt. Yaeeman, NJ: 1t Macarthur. J. c.
I'd 1t. Douglas. J. r.; 81 1t. Lacewell. A.
Cavalry
Heard. Maj. J. W, to Fort Ethan Allen.
Rush. Maj. NJ. b. to Des Meines.
Niner. Mai. J. W, resignation accepted.
Daugherty. 1t. c. NJ, resignation accepted
Sargent. 1t. II. r.. resignation accepted.
Veterinary Corps
Jewell. Maj, c.. II. to Walter Reed Hosp.
Worrel 2d 1t G. W, TO Camp Funston.
Cowherd Lit c. If. to New Orleans
Engineers
Peterson. Maj. Y. l.. to Proyidence.
Petit. I'd 1t. II: b., to Camp PIKE.
Foeardi, capt. p L.. to Boston.
Dignowity, Capt. e. H. TO Camp Travis
Iansiey. Capt !: e. TO Camp Travis
XXX bseIar Capt w V to &c camp ar mn HnnphFeys. aN}a
Tompkins 1t. r. IL, to Fort Sam Houston.
Air Service
McRae, l.. J.. TO March Field.
McDarment, I'd 1t. {. P. to Carlstrom
Reynolds, Maj. J. n, to Fort Sam Houston.
Hewitt. 20 1t. l., r.. to Carlstro.n Field.
koenig, 1t. l. r.. to Lee Hill
ia4es I'd Il. T. V. to carlstrom Field.
Medical Corps
nSysFey ESySr MAJ r. r 5...I.,Ia,l to Hamqtor
Ende, MAY. e. A., to Fort Riey
Wright, Mat. F. s. 70 For. Sam houston.
Campbell Capt s. T. to Camp Funston
liams, 1t. H. l.. to Camp Bennins.
Monatt, Capl. f. j.. 70 Camp Grant,
Alcrhetson, Mag. ". L.. 10 Wateltown a
Blance, Maj. G.. to Camp Deyens
Nettlea, Capt O. W. to Fort Jay
Meager Capt J. l., to Camp I3enning.
Beav>a, Maj. c. h. to Denver.
TompKns, 1t. j. f. to Walter Reed Hosp.
Honorabiy dlschars edit. Mix. W. 5.
Dental Corps
sandersou. II. G.. c; to Boston.
Knowles 1t w. L.. to Fort Bliss
Boss, Maj W O., to Washington.
Vores Capt: V. l.. to Fort Wrighs
Abingdon 1t ". j. to Boston
Quartcrmastcr Corps
Hutcheson: 1t. }. =. TO san francisco.
Springer, 1t. II. r.. to Camp Jackson
painter. "a 1t. v. to san franeisco
Nickun Capt. Il. D.. to Camp Travis.
Brunson, 1t. i. L., t. Boston
Sterling, Capt. 7. u, to Camp Travis.
Cummings 1t A. H.. to Fort Niagara.
Fitzgerald. Lit. +. V, 10 San Francisco
MsrT1. ,!.,rT:: Il t.. +. A. !. 70 Cslnp y, PKG
Barnes. Cd 1t. G. d.. TO Camp Holabird
Pratt, Capt. NJ. c., to Atlanta
Hoch. II. 4. H., resignation accepted.
uonorably d.scharged-Lt lines. w II.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
'0rts OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Marie 90. Philadelphia; Ruahine (Br)

Marie Gp. Philadelphia; Ruahine (Br},
S2FF9hK ass va asssos Dss hsE Fousss ss
DIunlark; storviken (Nor). Baltimore
Myrldon n RID, GBr>. Seattle. Nora saTsIi (ekl'
siana (Br). liverpool; west Rarstain.
Manchestcr; Norfolk, unknown; pirigo.
deg: fort ATthur Aals5 Sailed cosinthic SBr}. Lon
YORK; Lindenhall (Br). Havre; Bayview,
New England; Lake Siavi, unknown; Marie
MaeIsk (Dsnl, unknown.
6. pioRTTLAND. Me. Dec 2o-Returned: ::
bee, for New York. Sailed Str Hazel
hurst; Antwerp.
Str Tancarviiie. Tampico. Sailed: Str 8 T
Waring. Faton Rouge
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2o---Arrived: Ma
hopac (Br>, London Borghnd (Nor), Poti:
silene (Frl, Fowe: Marte (taN. Norfolk:
Nantes (Fr) Hampton Roads: Rovuma
1fr), Portland. Me- Esparta, Santa Marta !;
aH, aDorchester, Boston: Tomatsu Maru tJap>.
otc; Anacorte9, Huelva; Guimba Rotter-
dam; schooner Blue Peter. La Rochelle
sailed sa|. Paris City tBr>. Calcutta. etc (viA
ware Breakwater, Del Dec 2o--Passed up
for Philadelphia: Str Macoris tBr), Nue-
PENSACOLA. Dec 2o-Arrlved: Will
drecht Dt. Galveston.
PORT EADs. La. Dec 2c-Arrived:
AoanSarez A,oa boeas de Toro; Bsyway, Tam
H'~N' "a PcIhdli NIotj, 6eIiZe, OaTllOTu,
New York; Dcorhom (Br). Cork; Frank
nn X Lane. Tampico: L U Drake. Porto
RICO; Lake Elizabeth. Vera Cruz; kenowis,
Philadelphia; Noddle Island Brazil: Sac
carappa. Hamburg; San Pasqual. Tam
pico Saxoleine (Br), Newcastle on-Tyne ;
Silver She'll Rotterdam; schooners Arthur
II Iwicker (Br) Havana; Edward Sewall
New York. Sailed: Allentown. Port Lobos
Mexico: Alpine Range (Br). Manchester; ;
Andikj tDD. Rotterdam via Newport
News; Burgondicr (Brl, Antwerp; Ellis
,No7), Tela Nia Truxillo) Gouzaga 90.
Genoa and Naples fvia Marseiies. BARGE
Iona and Las Palmas, Lunnina (Br,, Havre
and Rouen, Patrician lBr), Liverpool .
Tamarac CBr), London; Vega iIr). Havre
(Via Norfoik).
sAVANNAH. Dec 2o-Arrived: strs
Danofoik (Dam, Portland, Eng; Rnmond
de Bikuna (Sp) Port Tampa; Persian,
Baltimore and sailed for jacksonville.
Sailed: Strs Democracy, Dantzig Starkad
(Nor), Ghcnt.
TAMPA. Fla Dec 2O--Arrived: Strs
Connoton, Mobile; Inocecio Figaredo (Sp),
AVilles; schr Jennie Wilson (Br). Ruatan.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Americas Future ON the Seas
Protective Policy the Chief Need of Shipping;
New Administration Looked To to Take Measures
to Establish Future of the New Merchant Marine
By Winthrop l.. Marvin

''-fresdnt and General Manager American Steamship Ovueys
association
fortunate that there will power on March next
national Administration and understand
Hs Ve Prooem OF the American saw
mat e handling of this the present Amn
aoh mas been wholly rues permanent good has
accomplished by Shipping
beginning But this has far heavier n
than should have first war and second M
cause OF marked disnclnaton consult ,or
nave hfshand knowledge of the shipping industry
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
British Port Congestion Over

A clump in the freight rates and =
general depression in shipping has
entirely overcome previous congestion
in British ports, Consul General Skin
ner reports from London. At Swan
sea, formerly the most congestcd port
shipping is declining because of re-
duced output Of tn plate, bat coal ship
mcnts are continuing steadily.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Sail Friday
TRANsrACIFlC MAILS

The connecting ails closs at the General
don. New YORK. at p IN. as follows:
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steanshi y
Ventura, l-cceElbe. %.
Japan. Co-ca, china Except Shanghai
C!ty). Siberia except Sumatra), via Seattle.
stcanHhir Hawaii Muru. December 80.
Hawaii. via San Francisco oteamsh y
Matsonin December "a.
japan. Corca. China and Siberia Via San
Francisco. steamship Shiayo Maru, DeccIn-
Der a.
Japan. corca China. siberia. Sian
french lndoch!na and Nctherlands East
Indies (exccpt 5uinGtrnl and Philippine
Islhnds. via Seattle. steamship Ixion. De
cc7nber 2e
Hawaii. F!ji islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and N'ctoria
&. steamship Niagara. January z.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Navy Orders

from The yrib1oae's WoshfnOtoa Bureou
WASHINGTON, Dec. Navy or
otrs issued to-day follow:
bailey. Bonn e. L.. 10 L. e. s. ArkansaA
Enlley. 1T. W o., - T.. &. ). Minnesota,
Furh IT.. ". H. 20 Washington.
Guiliver. II. com l.. T., to L. s. = Murray.
Iar,iaon. 1t. Conn NJ E.. to u. r. s. Okla.
homa.
Henderson, 1t. II. II. to Hampton Roads
jphnson, Capt. Y. H.. 10 Hampton Roads.
Jordan 1t l.. O., Ia. L. s. s. Pro,cua
Nnnnecy. Boan IT, f., 10 U. +. S. Semitic.
Kimbrough. Cnrp. e s.. TO L. S. $. Mercy.
Machines ~. r. II, 10 L. q r. Camden.
DKg. 1t. u H., 10 T.. S. H. 20.
orr. Ii. !. j. 10 T. 4 g. o..
p'"renrh. IT. " ic.. 10 Annapolis
" ilrDr, II ". O., {, Noffolh.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS


RIO DE JANERIO. Dec 1s--S Stephen
(Br).
PERIN. Dec IFS S city of Canton
PORT SAID, Dec is Tokiwa Maru
VALPARAISO, Dec 1S--S Ebro (Br).
GIBkALTAR. Dec lSS Luxpalile.
CALLAO, Dec MS S Renaico tChiD.
EARACHI Dec l5--S S Muroran Maru
(Jap). for Bombay.
VIII DAM, via Christiania.
BElRA. Dec 15-S Eastern Pilot Via
Constantinope.
ANTOFAisAsTA. Dec 16-s S General
O II Ernest. via Norfolk.
CAPE TOWN, Dec IFS s Corfe Castle
GBr)
PORT natal. Dec 17-s S Etcn
rsTn2 HTEx0s Gs NYREs NlPs soTn Dec IFS Sudbury
(F3D via Rio de Janeiro.
CHERBOURG. Dec 20~-S Aq uitanla
(l}r), for Southampton (and proceeded).
Departures for New York
LIVERPOOL, Dec lS-S Nasari lBf).
(Jap).
AfEXANpRiA llS A }si Dec is Hlaskan '''
WEST HARTLEPOOL. Dec It's S
GIBRALrAR, Dec ifs S Ansaldo
Savoia II (Itl, from Palermo.
CALLAO. Dec lS-S Charlton Han,
from Valparaiso; Santa Teresa. from Val
RoTTERDAM. Dec IFS s Royal Prince
PARA. Dec ls--s Hubert (Br). from
Rio de .Ianeiro.
LOEDON. Dec ls--s 8 Menomince ODD
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Schooner and 10 Men MISSING

ST. JOHNS, =. f.. Dec 2O.-The
schooner Genera Horne, owned in this
city and plying i.e,wcen Newfoundland
ports, is missing. 1t is feared that
she has ioundcrcd, with the loss or
her crew or ten men.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Commu-
nicatinn Station

fDistance Ia given In miles. Reports arc
dared at noon unlesS otherwise Spocined.l
Agwistar eee u Dcieware brcahwAter
Dec ~.
Ailowny isa Ambrose Dec 10.
Amelia 10 ~ Baracao Dec H.
Ar1prtco 271 sW Iiattrras Dec 80
Anecortos 30 " Cape May Dec 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

-~+-Nt '-t4Ni -OOQ@lAIS.
The stocks Of import merchandise in
ne naads Of Chinese dealers are re-
porfea 10 oo Of moderate size and thera
general belief that when political
a.alrs are more favo1able the demand
d the interior provinces Of China will
Dc nlcn Increased.
=. Consul General Weddell reports from
A'aens tnat local dealers in optical
goods we're compelled TO turn 20 the
United States because OF the war. and
'has It is thought the American styles
sha measurements have already estab-
asned position in Greek market.
Norwegian advices state that there is
= demand in Norway for American
e1n'ing and fishing outfits and other
sporting goods
The committee Of the Lyon. France,
sample Fair announces that the bust
oesz done during the recent fair
amounted TO aoout 153 900, 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Foreign Trade Notes

The British Board Of Trade has re-
moved the export embargo on wheat.
iour. number OF preserved fruits and
4sh and other foodstufYs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

This is the eighth Of series Of arii-
clos on the outlook Jor the nev merchant
marine. In to-morrow's article Alernn-
der r. Smith,, editor OF the Port Of Neao
York. Annual, discusses preferential
treatment for American shipping.)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Departures for New York
Army Orders

From The Tr1une's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec 20.-Thc fol
lowing army orders were issued to
day:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST receive and nc-half furlonEs
SEQ: .t2)-' Eastern Glow, !ol. Biohi.r,
'iiriSida. LOG; snow Queen, Ill. Frank
III. Jill; III, herman. III. Truant. ~.
Second Tacc--hv" and onc-haif furlonSs
!Aoee- yca!-'iis and NJ; ciaiu!ns: nu;sc.
'Huntress. .io2; Superior. Ic6 ED CARR
son. 100. Undo. 100. Elmont. 100. Gus
Sch"cr. III. Chant"ur. III. Saynna. IA.
ScArpa I'd. III. l.cgo;al. ~.
Third ra'c-:iv" and one half !urlongs
hire" ycar ODDS and w: claiming: purse.
$500: I2b-'roiar Cub. 100: 'kcYessa.
log. 'Gaicyin. in5. Wakins Dream. lo5.
'ii,hoi.rk lo5. 'Avi"n. io5. 'priihcld. los.
Count Horis. iln. GuardsInan. no. Cy Mer-
rio. ilv, Hunter r!stt. no. Doctor d.. liO.
Fourth Tdr,-iivc and nI.c-half fur!cngs
two-ycar- Odds. trial handirap; purse. $500:
t5J--lcrtha Mink. ~. Aunt Dcda. l04.
SruSs. !oI. Santa Claus. 100. Vic Muno%,
li..
F.fh race-Mx furiones: :hroe-yea..
ODDS: purs". $500: o. prap"ry. 100:
Asurlta. 100. iicrron. 1903. Ai.iran. io5.
Haian. los, Alta iioy 2d. i!2.
sixth .ace--Gni!c aud a siNtccnth. three
y"ar-"Ids ana up: claiming; purse. iIpo:
t)--'L rinst"T. o.? Ely Home. l02. Harry
Glover. ioa. Major Fiske. ioi. Hands on.
lS7; Dewitt. los so! Gilscy. i93. water
ford, 100. Donna Grafton loy. Cadillac.
100. Piantaredc. III.
- five pounds apprcniic" allowance
Claimed. Weather clear; track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
HUNTERS SHOULD GIVE
LICENSE. GREATER DISPLAY
Sportsman Asks That Shooters
Wcnr Buttons ON Coat To Aid
Game Warden.
ny Il. T.. HOLLAND,

IL motorists carried their automo-
bile licenses In Il pockctbook In their
nip pocket. II would be "A rather ar
hcHlt job to cnforc" the traffic reg
ulatIons. The reason that laws have
been passed requiring that autoino-
b!les carry license plates where they
can he readily seen Is so thai oiIccrr
can NJ glance learn the Identity
OF any mo'orist violating the law.
Why should not the same REASON
ing be applied to the gam. laws?
The usefulness or the game warden
- often greatly impaired as spoa as
ms id"ntiiy becomes known. one OF
the wlrdeu's principal duties ts 10
Sc" tina; everyone has hunting IL
c"ns". immediately he asks the
shooter 10 produce his license. the
COUNTRYSIDE knows that a game war
den is ia the vicinity. Couli this
warden In!ns!e with the shooters
without asking any questions and
not" his license number AZ a trainc
officers checks up automobiles. the
We do not advocate the wearing
o! metal license plate. but several
T'at"s have solved the problem by
one means or am her. New York
provides that every man ahc!d with
has license number. Pennsylvania
provides that IL il IA n!sdcn-anor TO
nc ;hclh with a gun withou, the
number o.: your license being worn
'nard OF Game Commissioners fur
:ishcs with ca n license "a tag bear
'!E thc license number In ngurcs at
i"tot one inch in height. which tag
s%!d !iC"HScc ~ required To display on
tho back Of the sleeve between tn"
elbow end the shoulder In such man
ncr that the figures be visible mt al!
':"cs while hunting. These cloth
bands can be- scwed or pinned around
:h" sleeve OF your hunting coat.
We have just received word that
Maryland In recent changes In the
conservation laws. has provided for
an arm tag TO be worn while hunt
INK. the number on same TO CORE
spoUd with the number OF the bunting
license which must always be In the
possession OF the license when hunt
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES


yHar-clrs- ,uaid.rs fvr gur,n..r..4t' o., w.
Hose y iiscarty 'fe Grs'!nntc. lie
~ ~ IS, fs.le' TX e. 'ayumf. ~, RAN
IL Tony sutton y Jee whipple. lis.
Srn' ~: HrnsHi- Inmmt- g.. 30
c9,is2 ,,ii; Home Guard. Ii5. Bully
rg-fpr- $500; Claiming
i m -.oles .nt g hMss ana 'nar.s
Id. 'nf Cohs': 'a.S III. Wianpconn"
~ N"i:@ai 81. 7Nataii5. los MISE
XIV ''7 o.5!:..-. fS1ls ,'os. Mar
l6i Terrible Miss lOi. Kohimoo,r I0,
Molly o.. 100, Ia;,!e Mauaie. 100. Plain
Ht.--ttnr- les he;sy !os:
aye I'd ~: turlorrs G2)-.TFan,uin
TIps' o-cial iet s!avourn-an. ioS.
IN IN ma nis: iC@. N"ntni. ioe. E.t Of Green
sod zoo. Gorilla. in3.
ages tye furionss gO,- hidden icwHii.,
TaiIsr1.n, ic5. rhan,cm Fai-. i05 ThI.
Nenhcw. TO-. Seu-r5 'GS Haiio sG S"u
Nee ~. Arplelsc& - los. "
9 5ti Taa " &p: 9 5S me AMI si.,e"n'h
los, Veto liz. Honolulu Boy i0s
year-olis AMI W. one mil" a1S
tsrn'h ls)-Claaue-. Io9 Sal. y"-ka ~ ~
Phalaris 100 Tiorvcs, King. ia Mo-.
Tx .'sian. ioi, Challenger.
sevei u rsey curse. 500; claiming
threo- yGar-olIs ana ny; ono mile ana :,
SiSxteet IN: lD *"cnah lo2, Seh-asta,
IL. Goldri-s' Roy iii Naiy,r,, ~.
I<saulo's io2 Cap;nl ity. TO-. IndHl.r.cn
iS5 SNsaus.' 100 No.nincc. IN. Corsrn.
Weather J..udy. track El,,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
WILL PLAY 154 CANES
Schedule Begins April 13-Snlary
Limit Question Continued
10 Lntcr Meeting.
IBy AssocIa;rI Press. /

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. 2l.-Direc-
tors of the Southern Association ut
the final session today of Heir an
rual meeting here, decided on l54
game playing season Tor 1921, TO
open April l3. deferred action on
proposed revision of tho salary and
player limit until the spring meeting
TO be held in Little Rock. Ark, Jan
uary II, voted To attend the meeting
Of the National Association of Minor
League Clubs in Chicago, January 10,
in body and perfected plans for a
post season series next year between
,he pennhnt winning teams of the
southern ana Texas Leagues.
Tie stand 10 be taken by the South
ern Association in regard TO the new
national agreement between the ma
tor and minor leagues will be de-
termincd At caucus ot the league
directors In Chicago.
Proposed revision Of the waiver
price also whs passed until the spring
MIrtins ns were executive matters
which might he affected by the new
nhtioaa! agreement. 20 be adopted at
conference in Iicago OF major
and minor leacuc representatives. in
Chicago Immediately following the
meeting OF the association Of minor
league clubs.
\ motion ~ \. J. Heinnmann. pres
dent OF the NV Orleans club. for
the pooling OF receipts next year was
tabled
January was Fixed for the meet
held IT Nashville 10 draft Il ,cnta-
tive s.hcdul" for submission TO the
meeting TO be held In Little Rock
Thomas Reynolds. OF the Atlanta
club. was elected chairman Of the
schedule committee. and Mike Finn,
former Southern Association manager
and now a scout for the Detroit
Americans, was appointed an assist
ant 10 the schedule committee Finn
has taken an active part in framing
Southern Association schedules for a
number Of years.
Admission for the coming season
was fixed n. the same figure as that
charged this year
Under an asre"men, reached at
conference between Doak Roberts
president of the Texas League. and
John ID. Smith Southern Associa-
tion executive The most season series
next year for The Southern Class A
championship. seven games, Will he
PLAYED. Rules TO govern the series
VIII follow generally those adopt cd
for -. playing Of tn. worlds series.
with the players OF the pcnnant win
min" teams participating in tho re-
Cc:pts OF the first four games played.
No date was fixed for he opcniur
game, nut announcement was made
mat the series VIII start immediately
following the close OF the plavjnr
seasons in tho two leagues. res
olution also was adopted ut today's
meeting ratifyins iGr action taken
az the time Of tho temporary d;sband-
mcnt OF the league on account Of the
war during III" summer of 1918
extending the life Of the lraruc fran
chise until December II! 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
HAVANA RESULTS

el'inihs; nurse f7ooEGhc;anS ioi m ,finn,1
10 !. TO J. even. won: Kavcnne.. rs
DiMience, no CCnnno~s), 2 10 't
nerthh Mink. sea';y. M!ts nlx.s 'vissr,a
Twyt"rd. Lyric. Malinc-o Errnl also ran
three yesr-olds ana IN: Claiming, ,,,,rs
$50 assumption. liz iGarns.J : To-
cNch- 20 g. won. Dlscus sion. Jos exon.
MI ,,:g. r "yySh. to 10 :. second The
iced Ma'ts okonus n!s6 ran N1"'"h =
miro r. ncIs.S furlprrs. three year
Won; The pirate, 9: lWGson) 2 10 =
even, 10 ?. second; Silp3Cry SILVER n,
Merimcel. 10 J. "a t. "a ;hi-a,
lean Eagle, Jill wSlrr6 S"Hni'p as5 hp ne
Fourth rac"--Ore mile: thisc-y..r .n'ds
and up; claiming purse. s7OO.- i.ar!at
Jog (iiuntls 20 J 20 8. ? to +. won:
erto s. second: Lady Hester. lo2 CMct;oyj'
$50 !. to .. 20 5. third Time q
rs Jack Dan prneruc I.,t.c J.us.
Garbage. Jose de Wales, Star Shooter .. "a
-Fifth race-onc mile. holiday handlc.p
lwe,nerl. 4 20 to .. 10 H. won,
a sgsara: c lii thin;wep even. 2
J. TO .. third Ti;nc. I:il 90 nalit
Mooney. ATmis,Icc I.nCkawanna also "a,
Cuoaniia and i-achawanna Ammonia
Sixth rlcc--onc mile: ,hree.ysar
and up: claiming; ruLse. t7o6-Fostar
sven. won: MISS sweep. io77 ttiarnef1 !;
70 J. 10 z',S to 5. second; IDhyinrr i02
Time, I:22 20. White crown. DRAGON
AuSket. Aiscr:coius also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
;. wv ORLEANS REc'JLTS

First raec-claim!ns; 5000: maiden
9aroii;y ana M, y s'So turIongs
10 3. won tiopovcr. 10 !Mcbcrmott].
u 70 l. I" !, 10 !: second; iIerrn;; ils
fSm'h Ola e Hos. sb 20 !: 'f Hs1
Waneaa. Is"g.,"aN. Pans li!ossom. Riddle.
Royden. A,dsi"nm", r.. also :nn.
SIX 81 du;l0nss-siryci Srrinss los Moncsl
Louis wymne. 80 d.cnsl, s to ], 20
Roach. Crimson Rambler. Reluctant. Mary
'gnso, Tut, also ran.
d. and up: sin :nrlonvs--i ,arazza. :oa
";'SHi. t"i. IL l. 20 S, won; Mu:
se: y AniiS Sn IL! i" ;ca,ia II to
TO-. to !, third. Time l:l7. Sammy
Ts Si GIaS"~ nor0"A nrensH ra ws
rcuele Van. Iron hoy ais" ran.
Fopf;h r asG sino; for !hrsS;
lie. To- ,geiqisch, 10 j. : to l. even even.
10 E TO 5. third Time. i;i7 a.5.
rh~ ArcM"r, nrummond ST, ticrm"in,
'rnon"r, Raider. CONNIE ci Dancin. Spray
F.nh, -handicar: si.ooo; all ages;
,n sa, Won aGH sM"TIIid
:. 10 8. 10 ,. ou;. second, 81. Quentin.
H. I, tMcA,!c,l: 10 70 l.. $ y 2: out third
odds ard IN: mile ans s!N;centh--tiOld"n
Dawn, lnj tMoorcyp. to s. - 3. To ).
won; Rally Bell 10 tirnnl. lG To 3,
even . to {. second: Mairono. ia tltins).
q TO !, 10 /. I" 10. third. TIM.
:5i 20. Keep. colonc! LIT. GicEwu!l,
Ei-,c also
seventh r.ce-cla:ming; s50c: for three
year -"lis and ur; mile and - eighth
Sunduria. I0i tOber). 30 !" /. TO !.
to wen; Lad 10 tk"driEueZn. TO J..
Mooney. to :. Ia S, to 3. third.
Time. rs Aztc. Chick Harkicy. Guy
Fortune, SIss!n. SCourgcman. Lady Ward.
c"Tydon. Tugs. keho. l.ucius. King Nep-
.LLSn II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
SPORTS
American Legion Plans
-Four Athletic Contests

frank CorIey wns elected MAN.
her or the American Legion truck
, inst night ut u meeting In
.omhsni,y Club. ftcI idere
anu aihin Streets. The ncN man
Ssr az once began mns>Iur ,rr-
p i,i Tor two meets, which
mi ne staged In thIs city, IIc
1. 10 put ON two indoor M
, ,lrS mere thia winter. Tue ,intr,
nave not been Determined uuon.
IN understood TINT the arst
meet wni De for the members M
The Hichmond Post only, hui The
hee"nd viii lind other most, meet
ing the local runners. Wnshfn..-
ton. baltimore and other cj,ic.
VIII be asked To- scnd team. to tsIs
ciiy. Other athletic contests mr.
ranged last night were two bo,-
ing cNrniSEls. The nrst will take
Place january IL, when Paddy
brown will meet JUhnnir Nc EIny.
speed! Lawrence, boxing Instruc-
tor at Camp Lee, will put ON thu
other show February {. ThI. lnt-
ter event Will consist OF three
bouts. The contcntnnts Will lie