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The Little River news., 1920-01-31
Arkinda News.

Arlsnda, Jan. 9.-(SpeciaD- Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stuart, girl, weighing three pounds.
 Mrs. Fletcher Rogers has been sick but is better now.
 Miss Ethel Vanzant is here now vis- iting with her sister, Mrs J. w, Epps Mir l.. A. Key and brothers, Alfred and Earnest, were here this week. w. B. Stuart had piece of steel taken out of his ear that was brown in at the explosion of a saw mill here 25 years ago, The doctor told him he might lose the hearing of one ear en- tirely. It was not until last week that his ear began to hurt him very much. He went to the doctor last week and had the piece of steel removed.
 The Rev. Benson preached here at the school house last Sunday night. He will be here once a month for a while.
 The Rev. Howell will preach here next Sunday and Sunday night, He is from Foreman and, Rev. Benson is from DeQueen.
 J. s. Walker returned from Hot Springs, where he has been for treat- ment.
 Bert Billings of Hugo, Okla, was here few days this week.
 The census man finished here this week,
 c. c. Sweet came in Monday from Haworth.
 Attorneys Mike Foster expect to be admitted to the bar in the spring. Mike is a good fellow and is liked by everybody, and we wish him well and all success possible.
 G. w, May was here Sunday from Haworth
 The rural mail man says he believes it's going to rain again.
 We will revive our singing again soon if the weather will permit.
The Little River news., 1920-01-31
Hicks News.

Hicks Community, Jan. 28-(Special) Rev. Burnett filled his regular ap- pointment Sunday afternoon. His sermon was fine and enjoyed by all. Bro Burnett will be with us again next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Misses Irene Quarles and Grace Phillips visited Miss Edna Owens Sunday.
 Miss Birdie Lee Matthews visited relatives and friends at Paraloma last week.
 MT, and Mrs, A. w. Johnson return ed from Paraloma Saturday, where they have been at ;he bedside of Mir. Johnson's father, who has been quite sick MT. Johnson is reported to still be in critical condition.
 MT. and Mrs. Wade Welch moved into our neighborhood Saturday. They are teaching at Trickum and will drive the rest of their ter1n
 A. c. Stephens went to Texarkana Wednesday for medical treatment, / Luther Thrash and. sister, Miss Lenora, and Amalgar Simmons attend ed church Sunday afternoon,
 Miss Mary Freeman spent Wednes- day night with Miss Emma Bearden
 Miss Bertha Gill is expected home Saturday after a two weeks visit in Louisiana.
 George M Johnston was in Ash down Tuesday
 J. M Hunter is able to be up again after spell of pneumonia.
 Monday seemed to be hog killing day in our community.
 A. J. Bearden was in Paraloma We'd nesday,
 Miss Birdie Waldo was in Ashdown Saturday.
 MT, and Mrs. A. c. Stephens visited relatives in .Ashdown Sunday.
 Walter Ghl has returned from a visit with relatives in Louisiana
 Little Miss Hazel Thrash visited lit- tie Miss Louise Phillips Sunday.
 Claud Wilkerson was an Allene visi- tor Sunday. Claud seems to like to visit Allene now Wonder why?
 w. M, Marlborough was in Ashdown Tuesday. MT. Yarbrough is thinking of making trip to Alabama, his old home state to attend family reunion. He hasn't visited him old home in a number of years.
 Eugene Phillips and Jim Wright were in Ashdown Monday,
 We are glad to have our mail car rier come every day again, and also glad the roads have gotten to where cars can travel again.
 Carl Beatie went to Mineral Springs Tuesday.
The Little River news., 1920-01-31
FEDERAL WARRANT FOR HILL
Trial of Negro is Assured, Despite q
 Move by Senator Capper.

Topeka Kas,, Jan 24-Robert Hill, negro, held here for connection with the race riots at Elaine, Ark, last October, will be returned on a federal warrant charging fraudulent imper- sonation of federal officer, if extra dition on the state charge is denied, officials said here tonight. The fed eral warrant was received tonight, the United States marshaPs office said, but will not be served until the governor has passed on the request for extradit- ion.
 The governor directed the local po- lice to hold Hil until Charles Pratt, deputy sheriff from Phillips county, Ark, can complete his petition for ex- tradition. The governors order fol- lowed a conference with Pratt and at torneys for Hill.
 Habeas corpus proceedings for Hills release were dismissed by his counsel offer the governors order was issued
 United States Senator Capper of Kansas has wired Governor Allen urg- ing that the prisoner be retained in Kansas.
The Little River news., 1920-01-31
-:- COUNTY NEWS OF INTEREST -:-
King Rider News.

King Rider Comuinty, Jan. 29.-k1ng Rider news has been absent for quite a while, so I thought l would make 4 report after the sun came out once mUre.
 Will Kelley and Miss Essie Green were married last Saturday. It was quite. surprise to many.
 Edgar Roberts visited MT. Spencer Wednesday night.
 Arch Dover attended the show at Winthrop Monday night,
 Miss Minnie and Miss Ona Green visited at Will Kelley's Wednesday night.
 Dr. Chase of Winthrop was called to see Mrs. Nettie Green Monday.
 c. B. Dover and family attended the singing at Oak Grove Sunday.
 R, F. Crawford of near CerrO GOrdO was in this neighborhood last week.
 l.. P. Edwards is busy blowing and cutting sprouts this week,
 Born to MT. and Mrs. H. G, Olmstead recently a girl.
 Jamie Dover and Alma Henderson were at Oak Grove Sunday.
 Henry Weaver of this place moved to Oklahoma this week.
 Arch Dover is planning to attend a hog sale at Nashville next week and will buy some fine hogs, the mule foot variety.
 Ed Smith visited J, R. Smith Sunday.
 Jim Evans and wife visited Lish Dowell Sunday
 Lee Evans was in Winthrop Monday.
 Jim Mcdonald has been at Horatio %hN frn t- ment of doctor, but is reported no better He was carried to Texarkana Monday for an opration.
 Arch Dover and Dave Clowers are very busy. They said they were pre- pairing to build a railroad as soon as they got few more ties made.
The Little River news., 1920-01-31
Jones Community News.

Jones Community, Jan. 28,-Weather is gloomy and so many people have colds.
 Little Roby Fay Heighbarger is on the sick list.
 Johnnie Green returned from Polk county last Sunday.
 w. H. Ferguson went to Basett, Texas, on business last week.
 Henry Milan and family are nov ing back from Polk county. Henry says Little River county is the best in the state,
 U. c. Hogrefe visited his family in Foreman last Sunday and reports Mrs. Hogrefe as having the la grippe.
 The contractor has left the private crossing in Road Improvement Dis trict No 7 in very bad condition, in fact almost impossible, except foot. for w. A. Whisenhunt and c. H. Rett- man and have been so for month or more.
 We learn that D. A, Cook and MT. Stone, the civil engineer, both have been notified but nothing so far has been done to fix them.
 We learn that J, R. Gauldin and his father, c. E. Gauldin, went to Texar- kama to consult a physician as to J. R. Gauldin's condition, having had an attack of appendicitis few weeks ago.
The Little River news., 1920-01-31
FEMALE MOST DANGEROUS
Mena Woman is Dangerously "Run
 Over" by Cow.

Mena, Jan, 2S Mrs. D. M Wat kins is at her home seriously injured from being knocked down ana tramp led on by a COW. Mrs. Watkins was milking the family oossy when it be- came frightened at some passing horses and turned and quickly ran away. Besides three ribes broken Mrs Watkins received internal injuries which are considered serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
SERIES OF meets PLANNED.
TRIAL TRACK AFFAIRS
TO BE HELD FOR ATHLETES
VIII StnEc Preparatory Olympic
Events In all Sections
Of Country.
rBy Associated press.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Plans rapidly
arc taking form for an elaborate series
OF trial track meets in all sections OF
tho country to aid i'll the selection Of
tho athletes. who will compose the
american team II the olympic games
not yet been completed, 1t Is known
those In charge OF the formation OF
the team will follow the performances
or athletes in more than 100 indoor
and outdoor games during the next
five months.
The final selection OF tho track and
70 Antwerp: viii BIO made immediately
following the Amateur Athletic Union
annual championships TO be held in
the Harvard Stadium on July 3 or 10.
These tiIuiar contents viii be pre-.
coded by sectional trial games 10 be
held OF tho Pacific Coast. the Middle
West. the East ana possibly the South.
No dates or locations have been fixed
for these contests. but it is under
stood they will be staged about tho
middle OF juno.
Stanford University and the Multi
nomah y. C.. Of Portland, Ore. arc
all eager to secure tho far west games.
As each organization offers excellent
facilities 1t is expected that the Amer
lean Olympic committee will leave the
final choice to the athletes of that SOC
to majority of tho entrants may be
harmed.
5. Chicago or vicinity appears certain
to be the scene of the Middle West
try;;opts. while philadclphia or Boston
Will hold the eastern trials. An an
nouncement was received hero today
froin President Dallas, of the ~. y. u.
to the effect that the Meadowbrook
y. c., OF Philadelphia, had abandoned
the idea OF holding Its annual indoor
meet, scheduled for March and would
insteud devote it's efforts 10 arranging
for mammoth outdoor meet carly
In June. This set OF games may in
clude the eastern olympic trials. and
In that case would be held June .
or II.
In addition to these official try
outs the work OF tho college athletes
in the PennsylvaniM relay carnival,
May Il; the intercollegiate champion
ships May 2S-29; the conference cham
pionships June % the Pacific Coast
conference championships and n host
OF sectional and minor Intercollegiate
championships all Will be watched with
unusual care by tho American olympic
committee III order that any promis-
ing material muy be taken in hand
and developed for the track battles
in belgium,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
FORK UNION QUINT WINS
Cadets Defeat Danvilie Five by Score
OF - ta 1S-ScOre Tied
When Half Ended.

Especial TO Tic Times -D!spa oh
DANNILLE, VA, Feb. 21.-ForlS I'm
ion Military Academy defeated Dan
willie Military Institute. IS to is. in
one of the fastest contests seen ia this
city in "a long time. The local 0uint
WAS greatly augmented by the addition
Of several new men from Tennessee
Military Institute. They put new life
into tho team and added q great deal
OF strength. However. the Fork Union
first half was close and hurd-fought
the period ending with the score OF
Il to IL. Early in tho second half
excellent. passing and accurate goal
tossing gave the visitors n lead which
the home team was unable to overcome.
Fray made good most of his free
throws. and Dottimore, Rca and TIL
man played we'll. For Danvilio tho
whole team fought hard. and gave Il
clever exhibition of basketball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
HOPKINS PLANNING GAMES
thirteenth Annual Event 10 Bc Held
February 2s In Fifth Regi-
mcnt hrmOry

Tberial 70 The Times Disp2tch.1
'ALTlMORE. MD, Feb. 2l.-Plans
40 staging of the Thirteenth an
joint indoor games Of the Johns
;1pAins University Athletic .Associa-
t.n and the Fifth Regiment Athletic
: ,.,' 'so DC Saturday night. Feb
ruiry IS. have been completed and tho
meet THIS year promises to eclipse any
feI put on here. The affair will be
he!d in the Fifth Regiment Armory.
ana me leading college, prep school
ana athletic club athletes will n,eot
in competition
Officials in charge OF tile event arc
noihS all in their power to make the
AFFAIR success and plan 10 eliminate
delays characteristic OF former events.
hanasers OF teams contemplating en-
tcFinS the meet are asked to forward
their communications 10 Richard T.
con. Secretary. John Hopkins Uni
Numerous medals Will be awarded to
winners OF the various events. The
hrSt place team In relays will receive
gold medals. while the rst three
places in other events Will receive
apcctivcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
BOSTON BOY WINS FEATURE
H. C. CUTBILL CAPTURES
MILE EVENT IN NEW YORK
Hub city Athlete Defeats NJ. A. nc-
rnney by burst OF Speed In Last
Half OF Race.
IRY Associn.rt: r,rcsa.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.---H. e. Cutbill
Of the Boston Athletic Association, to-
night defeated NJ. a. Dcvaney. Miliroso
y. a.. New York, in tho Baxter mile
the feature event OF the New York
Athletic Club indoor track games. Cut
bill took the lead in the last half OF
the race and drew away from the fold
with n burst OF speed, breaking tho
tape in four minutes % Is seconds.
Yale defeated Harvard by u single
foot in II thrilling two-miic race. The
University OF Pennsylvania four cap
tured the collegiate onc-milc relay
with case, leading the fold by about
20 yards. Winners We're:
5Uo-yard run--t'irst, Robert Afayam
University of Pennsylvania Time
minute 20 seconds
SO-yard hardle-Frst. l.. +. Thorn
son, Dartmouth. Time, IOl-5 seconds
i5-yard handicap--tirst. -. b. Lou
RE. Princeton lime, s seconds.
baxter m!le-Fiycst. II. G. Cutbil!,
Boston y. y. Time. 4 minutes 25l-
seconds.
Twomilc collegiate rcluy-Ynlo de-
fented Harvard. Time. minutes II 40
seconds.
One: mile relay-Ncw York a. c. de-
ieatcd Boston y. y. Time. minutes
32 2-J seconds.
llunning high jump-First. Egcn
Erickson, Bros- Church House. feet
inches.
One mile collegiate relay--won by
University % Pennsylvania. Time, 3
minutes 20 seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
GIRSH STORES GIVING ...'5
PUBLIC LARGE REDUCTIONS
DESPITE ADVANCED COSTS:

1t is very interesting to notes the
broad policy adopted at the eifrsii
stores in supplying the public w!tl
high-grad shoes and clothing Mt sncii
low prices. l,stGa;s
We can quote the following rcasSiiss
which, no doubt, tho buying public
will appreciates: 7rqss
First: The numerous satisfied liaS
irons this concern has added to It's
already largo patronage is the 'Ipogb
satisfying reason. !a.ee
Second: In appreciation also the
low overhead accomplished by selling
in larger quantities, - -
Third: A complete clearance ofsaEi
most every item in the house, to mgbe5
room for now shipments, as the space
we now occupy is more than overs.
crowded.
Fourth: And most important to grove
that the public appreciates a reduQs;
ton on hrst-class merchandise as we'll
as reduction on ,nercha ndise knowNtnst
cheap stuff and so-called seconds =.
1t is with this end in view that Me-
can always consider the public, and
values first, and this means grea e..
patronage. good will, more sntiafnG1
ton. which tho name OF GIRSH, mems
outftters. shall always stand for ~
To those who haven't been tgn..seeS
US we arc at our old stand, 627-29 Enst.
Broad Street.-Adv. -,...S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
CHATHAM BEATS CADETS
training School 4uint Wins from
Fork Union Academy


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, VA. Feb. 2i.@In a fast
and furious game Chatham Training
school defeated Fork Union MflItary
Acadcmy Thursday night, "a to 10
Chatham began winning right from
the nrst toss up and were never head
ed. Fork Union seemed unable to find
the openings In the baskets, missing
numerous excellent chances to score
Chatham was off on goal shooting at
times. The first halls ended Will the
score 10 TO s.
Chatham started The second half
With rush and kept the Fork Union
p pas On the go throughout the
shining light OF the game in goal
MS teams point and was In the game
rom start TO finish. X. Bishop fol-
lowed his lead with "A total or ten
pointH. Kite. g. Bishop and Newton
dld some excellent guarding Free go
cured eleven OF For. Unions points
a ana ala some excellent playing on the
c. #. S. r u \,
S T1 IN. ....... r. i. 500. .Bottimore
licher. ....... l.. T.. ....... Frey
;rt"toh. ......... G. ......... .Metcalf
KITE. 1900. X, G.. .Tilman
ssm nipii m;i,, L. 6. ;;:..;. i<ea
%ewton; Newton for kite: B Snsher i cor
Tor Sanford Field goals-Smith. S.:
sanford /: Bottimore. 5: Frey, 8: Mot
T., 2; Frey. :. TImc t Of halH n,snop
minutes. Hc.erce--Iienthorne Dan.
VIE Military Institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
CADETS DEFEAT ST. JOHNS
v. M. l. FIVE VICTORIOUS
OVER ANNAPOLIS QUINTET
Gene Hunting and Lee Lead LexInr-
ton QuInt to Victory,
10 to 10.
Especial to The Times.Dispatch. ]

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. 21.-vir-
GINA Military Institute registered a
decisive victory over ST.. Johns here
tonight in n fast exhibition OF basket
ball. The final score was sc to 10.
The first half was almost devoid Of
scoring, ending in a tcn-to-four count
In favor OF V. NJ. I. Bunting and Lee
led the attack OF the LeXingtoniaus,
while tho defensive work OF Bantield
Shone for the visitors.
The lineup:
V. NJ ]. Position st, Johns
Bunting. right forward .Tatterdslc
IIee...... left forward -. .Banficld
Solniners. center ....kniglton
Leech 800. right guard $3.50. Batty
Baeharach, :. seft guard Johnson.
(Captain)
Summary: substitutes-v. NJ. l.,
Campbell for Lee; Lee for Sommers:
stuart for. Bacharach; shannon Tor
tcrdalc; RI. Johnson for Brown. Field
Goals-I:untinS. { Lee, A; Sommers,
!: Lecch: i: Campbell. s; Stuart. l;
Bacharach. .: knighton. 9: Banfcld. /:
ratterdalc. |. .Goais-Bunting. in {:
V. N. ]. Umpire--Brown. ST. Johns.
Timekecper-Read, V. VI. I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Bacharach.. :. Yeft guard -. johnson
(Captain)
,rF1a GIL rf
HooslER v VICTORIOUS
Express Cruiser Wins Speedhont Race
From Mimi TO Palm
Beach.
tBy Associated Press. ]

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 21-Hoosier Van
express cruiser, owned by H. r. Duck
wall. of indianapolis, won the Miami
:o-Palm Beach speedboa race today in
connection with ty, sixth annual
midwintcr regatta, the Hoosier making
the 13S-mile course in five hours. eight
minutes and thirty-two seconds. Shadow
", owned by Carl G.. Fishe, of Indian
aDolis. was second. her time being six
hours. sixteen minutes and thirty five
seconds. Owing TO the rough sea the
Altonia and the Gar. Jr.. the other two
entries. were forced to retire from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Seven Indian Hurlers
Off for South Next Week
obs Asaocintcd Prcssl

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Feb. IL
seven pitchers. the advance squad
OF the Cleveland American League
team, will leave here next Wednes.
day night for the training camp at
New Orleans. vln Chicago. Eight
oihcr pitchers nnd two catcheFs
VIII go TO the camp direct from
their homes, nii reaching New Or
lcnns on Friday next. All tho rest
or tue team Will lcnYc for New Or
leans on March =.
Steve O'NcilI, the fIrst.strinr
catcher; Joe inrris, the lrst base
innn, and Pitcher ED Kiepfer are
not included In the list OF pInyers
who nre TO train at New Orleans.
o'Nritl and Harris are holdouts. md
hiepfcr has announced his retire.
mcnt from the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
SPIDERS GETTING BUSY
battery Candidates for Nine to nerort
Mondny-Track Call Alno
Issued.

Coach Frank Dobson, OF Richmond
College. has issued his frs. call for
has Il, practice: on Monday lie viii
Spiders as members OF the batteries
10 report at the College Y. NJ. G. 4.
Building. where instructions Will be
given and the first workout will fol-
low. Tho Spider coach Is hoping to
get his Fingers in trim for batting
Richmond College has two veterans
in Skaggs. pitcher. and Blankinsh.p,
catcher, who is to captain the team.
Besides these there are several new
men for both departments that come
well heralded. but from whom their
abilities will have TO DO ascertained as
the workout progresses The prospects
for tho coming season look bright to
Spiderdom. az 4 number Of letter men
are in college TO defsnE bkejr e olds posi-
tons.
Coach Dobson has also sent out the
cal! for track men. The Red and Blue
squad will be trained for. entrance in
the spring meets. Special emphe sis
is laid on freshmen and sophomores
reporting. as Professor Dobson will In
struct classes in tho eleven standard
tracie and field, events beginning March
l. for which the, men received regular
credit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
SEVERAL RECORDS SMASHED
IN JUNIOR TITULAI EVENTS

rT'V @fssVC!Rteu FFCss. ]
~ BUFFALO, y. y. Feb. 2l-Several
records fell In the junior champion
ships. OF the National 4. 4. u. here
tonight. One OF the most remarkable
PERFORMANCES OF the evening was that
OF Harold ID. Lever. OF the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA, in the sixty-yard
dasl Three times. In the trial heat,
distance in Q % seconds, breaking the
championship record for the distance
and cQuaiing tho American record. An
other fell. when the second heat OF
tho seventy-yard high hurdles, Ever
EFT y. Smalley. Of tho University OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
JAY GOULD DEFEATED
philadelphia Tennis Player Loses
Match 10 Doston
[by Assembled Prass,

By Associated Press
BOSTON: Feb. 2l.-Jay Gould. o!
Cutting. OF Boston. In the first round
OF the National Amateur Racquet
Championship tournament on the courts
of the Tennis and Racquet Club today.
II was a straight set victory for Cut
ting. 1916: 15-ll: 1912. In the only
other match of the day f. +. Freling-
Pearson, Of Philadelphia. 15-1i; sis:
III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
LEE MAGEE RELEASED
Cubs Inaeidcr Freed UncondItiona ally
Formerly Managed Federal
League Club.
Thy Associated Press.

TBy Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Lce Magee,
utility inhelder of the Chicago Ma
tionals, today was Internationally re-
leased. Magee is Il former manager
of II Federal League club. and his
name figured, prominently In the Fed
eral League controversy with organ
lied baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
UMPIREs ARE SIGNED
President OF Piedmont League Has
Selected ArbfterY for l.,.aSs
Season, r,sSsif.
tDy Associated Press. {

DURHAM. N. C.. Feb. 21-Signing4 OF
Fed Dewitt. Nashville, Tenn: T! q.
Nelson. Aberdeen, s. c.; Robert Cork -
hui, Moline. Ill, and j. ~. Lohr, .Oleap.-
y. y, as umpires was announced to-
night by President Brnnham, of this
Piedmont League. iT.. VN..'--Es.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
British Rugby Team
Wins Over Americans
tBy Associated prcss.o

san FRANCISCO, Feb. @i.--Thc
ali-Dritfsh rugby fifteen Defeated
the nii-AmerIcan team today, s to
q, I'm game played here to deter
mine the merits OF the players TO
be Helectcd as an all-Amcrlcan rug
DJ teRm to compete Mt the Olympic
games at Antwerp next summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Pcnnsylyania. finished 91-5 seconds, ,or
=? second better than tho chanipisHs
bridge. of Princeton. and 'iFftH S3f 'ff 4;
second better than the American roc
ord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
BELGIAN PUT TO SLEEP
Georges Carpenter Wins Over Grund-
hovcn In Second Round by
Kn0ckSnnt

Knockout.
[By Associated Press.l
MONTE CARLO. Feb. 2l.-GeorGes
Carpenter, champion heavyweight
pugilist Of Europe. knocked out Grund-
hovcn: the Belgian champion. in the
second round Of their flftecn-round
match here today. Grundhovcn was
completely outclassed. and took a count
1--WE times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
INDIANS CUNT TAKES TILT.
WILLIAM AND MARY FIVE
DEFEATED BY SPIDERS
Richmond Team Wrests Second Place
from Competitors in Extra
Session Game.
Standing of Clubs.

Macon played last night at Hampden-
Sidney. but telephone communications
were impossible.