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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

skonale na kwestye znizki pre-
jazdu tramwajami. Zachodzi MOI
liwoSc, IL W tym samym czasie
w;ele obecnych wozow tramwa-
jowych bedzie usunietych. a "a
staPione beda tramwajami move
go typu t. wv. yone-man cars"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

Jeczmieh, buszel SIG do $1.2O
Zyto, buszel ........... $2.26
BYDLO.
Wo}y, tuczne -. $16.7O do $500
Woly, roczne .. $3.50 do $17.OO
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
XII, .......... $3.50 do $14,50
Cieleta, ....... 1890 do $16.25
SWINE, tuczne . $14.4o do $3.50
SWINE, wagi miedzy 1875 a
16O funtow . . $15.25 do $500
Barany, ...... $11.O0 do $500
Owce, tuczne .... $3.50 do 1915
NABIAL.
Iaja. la sor., tuz. Size do 52Hc
Jaja. 2-ga sorta, tuzin 43c do 44c
Masfo, 1-sza sorta, funt .. 55Hc
Maslo, 2-ga sorta, funt 49,. Soc
Ser Daisies, funt 25c do 26c
Ser ameryk., funt 27Hc do Csc
DRoB zYWY.
Kurv. funt ....... Bic do 31Hc
kaczki, funt ........ 2oc do &c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22


zwykle podczas podobnych uroczy-
stoSci.
Ma ostatnim posiedzcriu Spolk
Budowniczo-P ozyczkowej Kasy
OszczednoSci i'm. Sw. Amy. dzia]a
jacej PREY tejze parafii, wybrano no
Wy zarzad W sklad ktorego wcho-
dza: D. Stanislaw Podraza. prezes
D.. Tomasz LaSota, wice-p-ezes; p
J0zef B. Malecki, se~kretarz; p. joe
Podraza, asystert sekretarza; p. To.
masz Podraza, skarbnik. Doradca
prawnym test adwokat A. c. Bisek
w sklad dyrekcyi oprocz wyaej wy
mienionych wchodza take PIP. Kc-'
ziol / Kilian. Sp6lka Ia doskonale
prosperuje i cieszy sic zaufaniem
kantowan.
Ma dwu tygodniowe Takacye do
Kollegium Fanny Maryi, W st. Marys
Kentucky, wyjechal p. Jan Bronisze-
wski. gam. pnr. $50 N. Carpenter
ul. Pan Broniszewski Jest dlugolet-
MIN agentem naszego Pisma.
::
Glory kantowskie pod umiejet--
mem kierownictwem swego dyrygen-
Ia D. Franciszka NowickiegO, nosza
sic 2 mySla mad urzadzeniem pred
stawienia W sail parafialnej PREY
kohcu jesieni. Wybrany zosta} ku-
mitet. kt6ry zaimie sic wyszuka-
MEM odpowiedniej sztuki. Blizsze
szczeg6ly W swoim czasie.
Oh. Piotr Gibasiewicz, dlugoletni
osadnik Kantowa, wyprowadzii sic
do nowo nabytej ~resydencyi W dziel-
nicy jefferson Park. Budynek try
pietrowy, W ktorym przez szereg lat
zamieszkiwa} i prowadzil wyszynk,
zakupi{a firma m. Schulz CO. wy
rabiajaca N%fortepiany i organy, gdzie
p~owiekszy fabryke, gdyz c'becnie jest
"a szczupia do pomieszczenia mate
ryalu.
Tow. Mlodzieic6w i'm. Sw. Stani-
slawa Kostki. No. 942 q. p. r. K.
bedzie mialo wazne ~posiedze-
ME we w-orek dnia SEQ sierpnia b.
r. W sail zwykiych posiedzeh. Obec-
nose wszystkich czlonkow a zw}asz-
CA za~legaiacych z oplatami podat--
k6w jest stanowczo wymagana.
w niedalekiej przys2loSci DR.. Piotr
Orzyhski, syn PAM Maryi Moraw--
skiej, zamieszkaiei PREY Chicago av,
j Carpenter III. otworzy biuro lekar-
skie W domu .w-ytej wymienionym 9.
DR.. Orzyhski praktykuie iako inter
nista W szpitaIu poiskim Matki Bo-
lei Z Nazareth.
Kazimierczycy skupiaiacy sic ma
Kantowie podobno rosza sic z mysla
mad u~rzadzeniem przedstawienia "
a1i ns( afialnst-Iewarzygtwo to, "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

Indyki, funt 40c
Gesi, funt 2Oc
WARZYWA.
Szparagi. "a via
EEK .......... 1925 do $2.75
Buraki, 100 wiaz. ....... $3.50
Selery, skrzynka :. Csc do 75c
Ogorki, skrzynka $1.75 do 1925
Saiata, liSeiasta, skrzynka E. 15c
>Cebula, zielona. wiaz. Sc do l0c
Cebula, nova (Texas)
kosz .......... $1.00 do 1926
Kartofle, MOVIE - 100
iunt6w ....... $500 do $500
Kartofle, MOVIE
beczka ...... 5000 do $10.25
f>omidory, 6 koszy-
kow ........... $3.50 do $500
Kapusta, nova
kosz ........ $1.00 do $50
Szpinak, Illinois
skrzynka QUO
Marchew, 100 wiaz. $50 do 500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
z KANTOWA.

" k~oSciele p. W. sw. Jana Kante-
so, PREY kt6rym probOsZC1Cm jest
X. Stanis}aw Siatka &. Il. odprawia
sic codziCnnie wieczorem Nowenna
do sw. Amy, skladajaca sic . ro-
zahca. "litanti, nauki ! boncdykcyi.
NabozehStwo TO, skohczy sic W PREY
SLY poniedzialek dnia 26gO b. nj.
-;
w naiblilSzy poniedzlalek >Odbe-
die sic doroczny Odpust z okazyi u
roczystoSci $w. Amy Patronki pa
rafii. Nabozenstwa Cdbeda sic jak
zwykle podczas podobnych uroczy--
stoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
KrOnlka MiejscoWa.

Ookohczenie ze strongly I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
THREE FOREIGN NATIONS
SEEK TRADE IN ANTIPODES
Itnly, France and Sweden Establish
Steamship Lines TO south
America.

VALPARAISO, Feb. Italy, France
and Sweden have taken steps TO open
South American markets by establish
ing steamship lines to Chilean ports
One Italian steamship company, com
posed OF the Transatlantic;i Italiana
and the Nacional de Navigation al
ready has sent two steamers to Chile
by the Panama route. 1t is announced
that the company intends to add ten
more steamers TO the line, making a
total of six passenger and six freight
vessels which will voyage alternately
BY the Straits OF Magellan and the
Panama Canal.
The government OF Chile has agreed
to subsid!zc these ships by payment OF
200 pounds for each cargo shipped and
goo pounds 10 each passenger and
freight vessel
More recently the italian Navigation
Company has sent TO Chile it's steamer
La Ne!occ. The Compagnie Generate
Transa;lantique announces that direct
communication will be established be-
tween Havre and Valparaiso. by way
OF Panama by the use of the steamcr
San Luis The Swedish company has
resumed service TO Chile. and there
is talk OF a Dutch line OF steamers
from Java, by way of Australia.
AS result of these activities
freiShts have begun TO decline. This
has stimulated the commerce of all
the West coast. and especially the cx-
portation of nitrate and the agricui-
tural products of Chile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
ONCE MADE WAR PRODUCTS;
NOW PLANT MAKES CHURNS
Nickel Intended for Bullets VIII he
Used In MintinE Honduras


LONDON. Feb. l.-Even the great
Woolwich arsenal has turned from the
manufacture of war material to the
peaceful pursuits OF trade. Ten thou
sand butter churns have been manu-
lactured in tho great building which,
during the war, sent out vast quaint
ties of munitions for use against the
germans
The nickel purchased TO manufac-
ture bullets is being used in the ar
senal to make scent pieces for Brit
ish Honduras coins There is n world
shortage of locomotives and railway
cars, To meet this IL has been decided
to manufacture these articles in the
arsenal. and work already Is under
way there on orders for $500 cars.
100 locomotives, and for repair work
on 700 cars.
This serves n double purpose. Thirty
thousand persons now are employed
in the arsenal. where 10000 were at
work in war time. Thousands OF these
men arc skilled munition workers, BY
Keeping these busy making locomo-
tives and other peaceful products. the
government not only gives them work
but retains their services. In event
OF another war they could return i'm
mediatcly to the munition works In
which they are skilled.
one OF tho sidcline products of the
arsenal since the arnistlce has been
the striking Of 100000 war medals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
DODGERS ALL GET RAISES
salary Increase OF g., I-3 Fer Cent Fro.
'idcd-llnycrs TO Report on
March l.

NEW YORK. Feb. IA salary in
crease o. close 10 SO i-3 per cent 10 the
Players OF the Brooklyn National
Leas baseball club was announced
here today by President Charles II.
Eeoctts. The superb as executive, in
discussing the spring training plans of
me team, stated that fourteen regulars
1870 contracts, and that he expected 70
receive tile signatures OF the other
GlEht composing the squad within the
ne%t week.
Manager Wilbur Robinson. who will
nav" charge Of the team again this
season. u completing the training camp
aTrangcn. nts, and it is expected that
INC "rSl OF the players VII leave this
G!tE ~ boat for Jacksonville about
February &c. All the players arc TO
No Idea Of the probable lineup Of
nc team Tas announced, and Prcsi-
ccHt FDoctS stated he club VAS in the
lnarHct :or three or four high class
men and that he hoped to be able to
phrchaS" additional talent at the com
ing !ntcrlehGuc meeting in Chicago on
February II.
lhe complete list o. exhibition games
70 DC piay%d during the Southern train
ing and while en- r. tic North just be-
son. was announced ns follows:
March -. Now York Americans a.
Jacfsonvilie March -. IG, II. WASH
i!nnglon Amer'cans ~ Tampa: March IL,
~. -. 20 -, -. April l. 3. New York
Amnr!cans a. Jacksonville. During the
trip North the Brooklyn and New YORK
Aprti .: a. Columbia. s. c.: Apru 6
!recnviile:, , G.; April Z. Chester &. G;
Aprl! >. winston Salem. \. c.; April
and IL the series win close with three
Games a. BROOKLYN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
EARTH SHOCKS FREQUENT
During Past Year 1855 Quake, Inv,
hccn hrRortcd From All Sec
tiODs of World.

aTci ana sixt:-cight oar,nuuaKes were
.c!t Scnsibiy in various parts Of the
"or!d during 1919. OF that number
n.!eiy-ScNen were felt in the unucd
states, but there was no loss OF lf,
~ serious damage TO property from
those IN this country. Of the earth
!HaktS occurring ~ other parts Of the
""FId. loss OF life was recorded i'm
mat OF Ap!ii rs in San Salvador, ana
oh% on June 2? in Florence. Italy.
i"SAty OF the ninety seven earth
shocks recorded in the United States
we're reported from California The
remainder were felt N various parts OF
me country from the Atlantic TO the
racine Kentucky, Arkansas, Utah
Arizona. Indiana, Illinois, Kansas
Tennessee, Washington, Virginia, New
Jersey and Michigan all reported
shocks during the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
FORM POWER BOAT UNION
YACHTING CLUBS ORGANIZE
TO PROMOTE COMPETITION
One Hundred and Fifty Representatives
Meet in DctrUit-Send Chal-
lenEc to Hriiishcr>.
rBy Associated rrcSs. !

DETROIT. MICH. Feb l.-Ecpresen-
tatives OF $50 yachting clubs OF tie
Middle West and Canada tonight com
plcted organization OF the International
Power Boat Union. the purpose of
which, il was announced. would be TO
promote the sport OF power boat rae
ing, 70 unity racing rules and authorize
dates for the territory il embraces"
Any group OF three or more yacht
clubs VIII be admitted % the union and
each such organization VIII be repre-
scented on the board Of governors.
Under the hy-lawS OF the nov or
sanizatioH the rules defining profes-
s!onalism were amended TO allow any
driver 10 compete for cash priZcS so
long as his livelihood was no; derived
from powerboating. The objec; Of ,his
i was explained. was to admit follow
e7s al the sport who might not be able
20 finance their races unless they IT. .ht
be reimbursed ny prizes won
The principal organization in III.
Union are the Mississippi Valley Power
Boat Association, Lake 3iichican
RIVER Yachting Association. Canadian
nd Lake Ontario groups are soon 20
Officers included: chairman. Charles
:. !ianlcy, Nuscntinc. Iowa: v!ce-chair-
nam, +. @ Ericsson. Toronto; secretary
Robert !, rOwcr. Cleveland, treasurer
sheldon Clark, Chicago.
: committee vas appointed 20 com
:rlr!cate with the Royal ,iotor Yacht
club 0: England. 70 ascertain II ,hat
o-ea 7!za,ion would entertain a chal-
eng. from The new union for the
.:a--. { worth trophy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
SPORTS
READY TO SIGN FOR BOUT
DETAILS OF WILDE-MASON
MATCH TO BE FIXED TODAY
Ad. Thncher, Dave Hughes and Georue
Btcmcn to Meet In
Toledo.
rBy Associated Pres,.I

TOLEDO. OHIO. Feb. 1-Ad. Thacher,
promoter Of the world championship
hyweight bout between Jimmy Wilde,
the British title holder, and frankie
MASON American claimant, Will 20 ia
Ailwaukee tomorrow to confcrc with
Dave Hughes. Wilde's manager. and In
complete arrangements for staging tho
event here some time during the lat
ter part OF this month.
George Bicmer. Mason's manager.
VINO arrived here tonight from Fort
wayne. informed Thachcr that Mason
MIL meet Wilde in no place other than
TOLEDO. This was because of an agree
ment between TEACHER and Mason that
me bout IL held anywhere. would be
held III Toledo, 1t was said
Biemer also signed Mason's end of
me agreement. Mason now is at South
Bend. Biemer said, and will come here
as soon as tho final contracts are
signed. Thatcher also announced that
wilde VIII come at once to Toledo 10
complete his training.
the weight is to be los pounds at 3
O'Clock the afternoon Of the fight The
agreement calls for no decision bout.
IL is understood
The promoter is figuring on staging
The hight in the Coliseum. providing he
can seat 5000 spectators. He put in
his time today arranging blue print
OF the floor space.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
FO0DSTUFFS AND COTTON
SHIPPED INTO POLAND
| One Shipment IInd $50 Locomotive.
3LaRy Supplies Arrive for
Children.

DANZIG. Feb. l.-Moro than $4,000
tons OF food stufs and raw cotton have
been shipped 10 Poland via Danzig
from The United States since last Feb
ruary. For a time these supplies were
arriving at the rate of 5000 tons daily.
A shipment OF $50 locomotives has
arrived.
The American relief administration
for feeding European children directs
It's work in Poland from DanziE.. John
IL. LANCE, of Seattle. Wash, and Cap
tain {. A. Adele. naval attache at War
saw. are in charge. Mr.. LANCE told
the Associated Press correspondent that
IN Poland alone the American relief nd
ministration was now feeding about
100000 children.
We expect" he said, TO do some
relief work in Germany before long.
cscpeGinily here in Danzig. There Il
very little milk In this district for chill
drcn' and meat, sugar and fats are
also scarce.
! "Danzig will soon be n free city. and.
as Poiand'S port, is more Polish than
German. At the present time the Ger
/ man government bears the expense of
! importing most OF the foreign food
Stuns and sells il at price which the
people can AFFORD 20 pay. This arrange
! inent VIII cease soon, and think there
| will be urgent need then Of our help
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
HAYkhA RESULTS

f:rs' = &C. 80 "a. =. ,-r.--
sEon. L~oaa lts d - :;
. 10 :. s=cor- J.-. -z. IS 49, 80
Naomi Walton. % va9 -s- =. :.
Mirror. Hal: and Hal ..-r rz- go
ana Saysth !ar.
syeon1 ,L T4esLi-.n sat r.. 81: :a,sarz
- :; Won. iaraora. Us ,Trs5-J = .
T i,.,a-, +, ,-esspnd IFS h.sr d -.
i.aru". Drusil!a Aerial ran
T., TnItd ,T,i;v,., a. no onehaf fu''nnrs-
t" 70 10; second Rars and stars u.
Time. l.o5 Mart lou I'd Cii.r Ti,,l A.
Iron H@y liasty Cora. King Tuscan Rail
fourth fNc"--siS acknowledgements. 1ti
rhe iiue bu&e Io2 tKe5yeertsj L, to rs T To g.
5 10 5. 10 8 ! 10 ;hiri ms. n 'i,
Different Eyes Horace I,srrh ana 'Warspirl,
Fit;h ro,le ana ..steen,h-pr na.
Lackawauna. Ir7 ICsrrrriy5. Ito S. ~ (
out. second byrne - CTryorD 9 to = Ven
out, thiEd. I;n.e. 81 Berlin ana Divers G,
ran.
SIKH rae rilo-At,orncv Muf- 10.
tTryonl Ito even. 10 won. Rrvrr7cr
M M;se Tkfsq66.is ia= I" toto. 60 secent
is ia rhi-d r..ac 70 70
i;ahy Lc.doTa T. 90 Idard r.ca uefs5r'
Modiac' ,Gora2n hnss.i AND youn, Ho-s -an
Eeventh race-rnile AND mn. tarasLi,io,a
I.ariat. 100 fCarmodyN, 2 ~ =, ~
3. second: Eieruan lll a. CoIirsI ~
sofia ROCK. Roc.por''' Ora, on" r.,
6ilcyDricEi ran ' ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
ASK PREMIUM SYSTEM
Electrical Workers In berlin Work
Ont Plan to Get Part OF
Earnings.

BERLIN. Feb. l.-Employces OF the
:SiemeRs. Electrical Works IN Berlin
nave asked the company to offer pre-.
miums of small shares OF stock as re-
ward for good work. II is understood
that the plan will be adopted. as it al
ready has been in the krupp works a:
Essen
The workers told the Sicmens Co
that with the present antagonism be-
tween employer and employee, q
healthy status of labor could not he
expected unless the company did some
thing TO give their employees an in.
tcrcst in the business.
The workers proposed also TO form
associations TO contribute funds for the
purchase of small shares Of stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
SPORTS
GENERALS CANCEL CAME
CLAIM DANGER FROM FLU
PROHIBITS PLAYING HERE
Letters From Director of Public Wei
fare Fafl to Effect Decision Mt
Lexington.

Destination OF the Washington anG
Lee basketball team 10 come TO Rich
mond on account OF the innucnzr
scare" has nccess!tatcd the calling
OF of the game scheduled for tonish;
between the Lexington Quin; 0ut
Georgetown.
las; Thursday, 1t began . appsa.
tAat prospects OF = game between ihe
Two CUNTS We're EoinS aE!imI'eTinE
Il WaS .sArHE9 i3St niSh'' wAS" re
Sram - y. II. KlevesahL chairman
oi -Re games committee 0t The Rich
moui Sports Association. Inc, undr-
whose auspices :o0!Eht'> gains was %
have been played stated iha; the
Faculty Objected - whs, WAS ;Cr11cd
vS2oSa-e ~ rs members - the 'Hu
Harrison 1T Lexington.
.cSa l. iiSr-isor. i member 81 the
s2o-;S ASSOCIATION. who also Is az
a-Usc4 wi,h letters OF 7e3sSu-'ns
nature from Mayor A,nsiie and ni-ec-
to- = gaN,t~ Welfare Levy hurried
- Lexington II Al eleventh hoGr e.
;or. - aSvc l;vo-Er.cwD' prospective
opponents -ecor>:dt-.
~. Levy pointed out. IL Is SAID.
.aAS sat SITUATION ~. kichmond with
apparently LARGE number Of cases
was due 20 me risid requirements OF
the Department OF Health. WHICH
aecessitaisd report by physicians OF
every case even remotely resembling
the disease The low mortality rate
was stressed
Sees Little Danger.
DR.. Levy further pointed 20 the .aet
il is said that basketball and other
indoor games are being played night
~ IL Richmond, as well as throughout
the State, with no inhibitions. that
theatrical performances have not been
restricted or other gatherings inter-
fered with and. as a further assurance
the players would not be thrown into
contact with spectators.
Mir. klcveSahl las; night received
the following wire from Mr.. harrison
NJ Lexington:
Team washington and Lee). will
not appear. Decision based on in
formation from state Health Depart
mcnt. Advertise game as postponed
Loath TO Accept .rlca.
Members of the sports association
last night were ioaih to accept the
danger of exposure TO 'iiu" as rea
son for the refusal OF Washington and
Lee 10 meet Georgetown.
Elaborate ABRAMS cmcntS had been
made for the game, and among the
nvitcd guests were Governor and Mrs.
Davis
officers OF the sports association
stated last night that announcement
would be made for reimOurSIns those
who had bought tickets for the game;
also further details as to the cancel
lation OF the contest on Mashirgton
ana Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race-thrcc furlongs-Er ionlinr
ll6: hicaLLez. ZIG. keJluar llG. ia. H,is.
nuntcrR Point. lif ''-
la7: chstmI. 10: Jean X. i5}s Taatr
Ward, 49, i@,gdsli,cc io5 NAB, Tra....
'shannoch II IQJ. SentIn"ntah lr:. AG.
rianne; 100; Eiteplhcc. lle Tom Coos" lis
Dligipie: Archptottcr. nc: uOc,o- 80,
~, Huron H.. ihs: 3arr"ry Io2
Third racc---tiE turlonEg- puIIt- 81,
Hainbow Girl. l05: DUKES pot i6s; D,y q,
p1acn I lGs TlnEa'ing io2 naiao it2
saiana, 81 KeeD. %: IVY
Fourth rae. mli.--r'rp" $ .hiL. io.
douglass q io6. WoudstOn" lOG. Jin,.
io2; Gamecoch. ita; Romeo .: FuiorvS ~
,,r,tatth rscermne p aTd fiTtg.1,nth---Arnt.
IIes Mistake ios con,eatant los. Al i.iefc"
strsh r,ce-m'le. ana .shth-poo.,as,
no Luther. 10: sasin. 100: Frur.s IA.
,Snventh racc--rnllc cnd clgh'h gumu
mssi.rprrono,f i TirGnnIIuy'c az InSip. 10
balance. lof ~ Rev. 1o5 shv Pilot. its wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
Loath 10 Accept Flea
STUDENTS TO BUILD FIELD
ashinEton md Lee Men TO Spend
Two Hours Each Week on
Athletic Plant.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. l-Morc than
900 Washington and Lee students
signed pledges here today, whereby
each engaged 10 work two hours eac n
week between April ! and June /. on
me enlargement OF the Wilson Ath-
ictic Field.
The project was proposed by Presl-
dent Henry Louie Smith at an assem-
oiy OF me student body. BY thus
concrete Service. the students will
solve the labor problem and save
thousands of dollars 70: the Caiver-
sity.
The workers will De fully organized
within few weeks and the enlarge
'nent OF The athletic Held will! be be-
gun as soon q weather permits tt .
tie!d is 10 be made about twice IS la.ge
as IL is a. 3res5n.
i = said ;.z: o.he. projects 10 BE
uade-i@ - - s:1c=2: .aSc: are being
planned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
TARHEELS SLATE 10 GAMES
North Carolina state 10 Ncer Eleven.
From Penn STATE. Navy and
GrorCetO~n

By i,z-oc !a,.. Pros
+--A--E-.JE y. g., Fen. Penn state
"2EF .nt Georgetown are among the
e. "S@s scheduled 20 meet North Caro-
- 2;si+ ~ 10 S!it.roH in 1890 The
.-i-.- c-.s Tor ten games. tno more
-r@ ga-.ss ard dates are:
S-:;t...t' .-D@Yicson ct Raleigh.
--kS"r a. Anna polls.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
Southern Schedule Shows
April II AS Opening Date
(By Associated pre,..,

MEMPHIS. TENN Feb. 1.-The
1870 schedule or the Southern .Asso-
citation. which will he submitted for
approval nj the spring meeting at
Atlanta February -. provides for
iJI games. beginning April Is and
ending September Is. John Martin,
president of the organization. an
nounced tonight completion of it's
work by the schedule committee,
which hnd been in session hero two
days. April II had been suggested
at tho annual meeting as the open
Ing date, IL WAS explained, but the
matter was left TO the discretion of
the committee, which selected the
earlier date Tor reasons not made
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
Chisf Bender Features
Gun Meet at Overlook

Piiii.ADELPHIA, pa. Feb. -
harics Albert Hcnder, shnty,u
nl,,>t and baseball hurirr par rI-
rci'h"r, and Harry sloan. chief uf
the rnilr"adcrh' inv
r'"' furnished most OF the thrills
ma featured the monthly cIny tnr
n'i contest OF the pennsyi>nnjn
hhi,r"aa !un Club at O>erbrook
yesterday.
This pair of shotgun wizard. toni
nv" chinr field of Guy shooters.
INV on INC >c>rnty-fNc program
thrS't~ shared tho high ynn i,onors
VII scent. breaks, the former
the 5p-tnrEct club event win fH,ty
S''ch' heating his rival by bird.
Si""h won this bird hack I'm the or
,"rS~' challenge event by brcnk-
nH ,""h''-four TO twenty-thrcc for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
BANISHING ARMY MULE
Nuic Skinners or Cavalry Will NON
Swear mt Carburetors
md Ticea

NOGALES, ARIZ, Feb. 1. Mule
skinners of the First Cavalry hereafter
VIII have to swear at refractory car
buretors and punctured tires. for the
army mule is being banished
Farewell to the mule, insofar as tho
First Cavalry is concerned. was said
recently by board of general Officer s.
APPOINTED by the War Department to
cavaiary.
After test march in which both
mules and motors were used. the board
headed by Brigadier- General Marshall
OF brownsville, reported in favor OF the
motor, and one brigade was ordered IL
do away with the mules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
DOZEN HENS MAKE RECORD
Professor Says Thnt Each of Them
i.nid 300 Eggs During
One Year.

CORVALLIS. OREG., Feb. IA dozen
hens at the Oregon Agricultural Col
legc's farm at salem. Greg have set
4 new worlds record for egg produc-
ton, James S. Dryden, professor at the
college, has announced.
Each Of these hens in one year laid
more than 900 cgSs the best producing
$50 and two others 323.
All these hens, according to Profess
sor Dryden, are of the strain that sew
cral years ago developed Lady McDuff.
the hIst hen to lay more than 300 eggs
year in trap nest. Her record was