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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
IoUNG POWELL
and SHEAN ON
CARD TONIGHT


Chairman Fred Brennan Of the
Rock Island post. American Legion.
entertainment committee, today an
nounced that the windup match OF
the contest feature at the Legion
entertainment tonight, will be 4
round exhibition 90 between Young
Powell and Emmett Shean, both OF
Rock Island. These young fellows
are known as able to put up show
Of class and speed and undoubtedly
VIII do the same tonight.
The Legion affair takes place in
the Empire rink on Fourth avenue
near Nineteenth street. starting at
7:45 tonight. All men who were in
any branch Of the United States ser
vice will be made welcome at the
entertainment.
Kid Jeffie and T. Eagan will put
on . Ground boxing match, and
four fighters will enter the ring at
once, later, in the "blindfold battle
royal" a new feature here and a
big laugh getter. NJ Bates Of Chi
cago, Louis Winters of Des Moines,
Roy Burris OF Rock Island and J.
Coleman of Davenport will form
the lineup in the battle royal. The
Milan quartet, led by Floyd Wilson.
tenor. IS next on the program, with
some harmonious warbling, Three
pickaninnies, 1.-THE Gold Dust
Brothers." will also furnish some
music. Closing the affair, there
will be presented six-reel NOV
ing picture on Preparedness" de-
ptcting the value OF having a ma
ton ready for war.
Game Tomorrow
It is not yet known whether the
Legion basket team will hold the
lists against any aggregation to-
morrow evening. Manager Bren-
nan has been tearing wildly around
and frantically wiring and phoning
to every team he thought available,
without any luck. Up to noon to-
day no contest had been arranged,
although 1t is possible one may be
secured tonight or tomorrow.
Two coming contests will be OF
particular interest to local fans,
one because Of its purely local as
pect and one because in ii the Lee
gion will meet a famed and danger
Gus aggregation Of talent. Some
time in the future this season the
Moline Clubhouse team will prob
ably play here, and return game
will probably be arranged also. No
date is fixed.
The Clubhouse is not started on
the race for the quad-city cham
pionship, during the course OF
which they will meet the fastest
teams in the vicinity, including the
Rock Island Legionna:res. The
game scheduled by them for next
Friday night with the Davenport
N. w. Turner's was postponed by
the latter until the following Tues
day, Jam 20. In the meantime
Manager Oline 10 busy lining up a
couple OF games for this coming
week. Two weeks from tonight
they meet frankie Weir's Cham
pions Of Davenport on the Moline
Y. floor. Ludwick, Axene, Edgar
Anderson and Coach Conrad will
figure at various times In the line
up.
In all probability a game TO be
played in Rock Island. Legion YER
sus Illinois Athletic club OF Chi
cago, will take place Feb. 10, with
Q return game at Chicago shortl,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
BORCHERT CHOSEN
MILWAUKEE'S HEAD

Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. 13.-Otto
Borchert was this afternoon elect
ed president of the Milwaukee
American association baseball club
following the transfer Of the club
by Clarence Rowland and Hugh
Brennan to a Milwaukee syndicate
Of business men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
BECK 70 MANAGE SALLY.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. l3.-Re-
lesss Of Finn Beck. third bassman
OF the Vernon club, to enable him
to assume Management Of the
Columbia team IN the South At.
lantic league has been announced
b. Manager Easick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
PHIL DOUGLAS IS
GIVEN BACK BERTH

Cincinnati. O., Jan. 13.-Pitcher
Phil Douglas Of the New York
Giants was reinstated by the ma
tional commission yesterday. Tho
commission granted his applica-
ton, with warning that II he
again leaves his club without the
arrangements consent he will be
subjected to q heavy fne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
MEET ON Y. M. G. A.
FLOOR IN GAMES

Victory was rung up by the Cen
trail Presbyterian Sunday school
basketball team over the South
Park church Sunday school five, to
a score of 81 to 3. The First Meth
odists also conquered the Oak
Groves, q to 10. This was in the
intermediate league. That leagues
standing is az fnllnws.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
ROSS TAKES SYDNEY HoSoRs

Sydney, n. s. W, Jan. l3.-Nor-
man Ross Of the Illinois A. c., Chi
cago. yesterday won the 100 yards
and $50 yards swimming champion
ships.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13
When You're Tdlklmg-
Do You Stop, and BELCH?

Rs a Sure Sign of Ac;d-Stomach.
Along with it go-Bad Breath.
Heartbnn-Food Repezing-So
Acid, Classy Stomach Fullness after
Eating and Indigestion and nearly
always some Of the 70 non organic
diseases that the medical books saw
get their start in Acid Stomach. It's
the curse these days Of our rushing
civilization. You can get relief easily
and naturally by using
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-13

THE e,6
TRIP

IAe WEDkE 5NAY
LANG $ cLub OF
SAppVltLG MARCHES DOWN
10 TIE nRov M A
BCNN 10 WELCOME
The NS.y,kAo nEftbGeS
OF TIE vUespAN
LAb,ES' CLUB BuT
THE RECEPTION pRoNeS
10 eE a TERRIBLE
FAILURE .eecAo Sc
U6 VISITORS AQG
TOO LAX TO 0d
w AkSN Tie PORTER
HAS 10 Make NE
5p@cH OF
.VttANk g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
SALVATION ARMY TO GIVE
MORE HELP TO ClTYS POOR
Many StGrr~ aud Wholesale Houses
prOhIsc Lcft-OScrs 10
ORGANIZATIONS

Many poor families vii! be supplied
WIKI food. clothing. and toys this
wctk by III. Salvation Army. Com
rnamhant George Garland announced
yesterday. Th!s organization has
supplied the 600 families who applied
for baskets ana now are helping
many unfortunate people throughout
the city NAM stores and wholesale
houses have promised many leftover
and ursolh toys TO this organization
10 10" = zen 10 ~" needy OF tho city.
The G:rl Guards are giving n
Christmas entertainment At sol Hull
Street tonight 'rh" admission will
81" confined 80 thoS. with tickets. Two
hundred tickets hov" been gwen 10
~" most needy Of that section for
this event.
Fortv-t"'r n"'i"nts ~ Pine Cnmn
"niov"d tho Chris'mns cheer when
tho Santa Claus NJ tho south Rich
mond Salvation Army paid them a
visit Miss Ensign l.. y. Miller was
in charge Of this WORK and presents.
foods, and toys were given TO the
patients.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
BANKS PLAN TO FORM
NEW BOWLING LEAGUE
Richmond's Financial Institutions
Preparing to Take Up Pop
ulnr Intlnnr SInrf

bowling has taken ncw lease on
HE in Richmond, and plans have been
formulated By the propr!ctors Of the
MI. vernon Alleys for the formation
OF several leagues. These leagues
VIII be composed OF teams represent
ing business concerns OF Richmond.
received from local houses. desiring
to place teams in the field
Richmond should be put back ON
the bowling world, the game has sag
without any apparent cause. while
otntr cities nave gone forward. II
VIII he remembered. at the National
Row!iDg Association. At E.unaio ir
i:l2. TWO OF K:chmpnd's bowlcrS es-
tablIShcd worlds record at that time
amnssinS nearly 1900 for their to-
tails, but they were not paired to-
E"thcr, on this account IL could not
be tlassed as a worlds record.
Richmond was well represented I'm
the national Journeys up until "a few
years ago. and in every event she
held her own. coming within the
prize circle. Notwithstanding she was
p!tjcd against from 5000 to 10. 900 o,
the worlds best howlcrs.
m" latest bowling league Will be
the bankers league. This league Will
be composed Of the banks and trust
COMPANIES exclusively Each player
or stakeholder. similar organiza-
ton exists In every city OF this siz,
and even smaller. Among the banks
there VIII be found quite Il number
OF ho"lcrs OF merit. II is hoped tina
during this week all preliminary ar
rangercnts can be effected ana the
banking institutions ready for busi-
ness ia short while. There Is a
great deal OF enthusiasm among tn.
bank boys over the organization oi
tn. league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
HAVANA ENTRIES

Frs; raee-hvc and one half tus.onss;
three ycaE-O!ds ana Ep. canning. pu!s-
1''i--Nrrcy hGMp. W. A"a-iefn n.ow. !vIt
attaI-IsdCh. Ito, AIc:rtu.. susan. H.
n.!u.ts,ss. ". NHcm outer. 10. D!nty
Moore. ID. s.aAaGor. IL, ,o.. i.I!.aT,!. -.
Gus scne.T. ~. IO.dsH He'd. ll4. Is. IL
johnson. 49,
sec"HG I.ce-tiv- fu,longs. two year o.ds
c!A.!":Es. 1.vy-%t.,: haas. -. AD.s,ur Va ne.
W kath.ren n. IA. craftsman, 10,
Georse .. ~. IL. Cannon D"u. iv.. I.ottl
Speed, ~. George W.. rs.
Ihi!d rAee-s.x ;uE.ongs. th'ee- year-old.
-. SsmIt-. -. &.rank G-ush. !vs, Foster
f.mog}, -. CI.aH boy. To-, I.sGUnry. los
FtChIc Fancy, -v3. a.iAy!uR no.Ins. III
Tru.Ht. III! IhUrnbiooni. III: Red IL.
Fourth racc-nvc and Oae-"a.: iurIJnIs
ihIea. ye":-o.ls and W, A@urita. -,
Polar CUB. 10. Just Fancy. !y-. Ulster
Queen. ~. hc.ie OF El!.4 oetni,wn. IL
iacu!a li5.
r'Gitn ra,e-ono mile: all age: Pan
American hanGicaD: purse. *.'f-McSsH!i
i~a. Sweep ci.aH. .vS. Helen Ak!uS los;
War Hone,. lyi: Munbo Jumbo. los. Baily
Ia: Bu!oTG. 10.
SIKH ,race-,imi!e and q sixteenth: three
year ODDS and nD. Clai!n!ES purse. s.tg-
Sbuhe Run. ~ su!aeH mo; ie5 Sea
l'ttncc. 10. Duk. NJ Shelby. -: Pas 4.
Chance. 40. Hucknat!. ITO: JACK Iiit 10
rApprcnttce allowance claimed. Weather
clear, track, FAST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
NEW YORK POLICE
WATCH ALL PASSAGES
Murder OF "Monk" Eastman as Re-
suit OF Quarrel in Whisky
Ring Being Argued.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2..--Plac!EG OF
every railroad. street car. ferry and
highway entrance into the city under
special police guard and TN" calling
out of $50 embryonic policemen for
final training were announced by 20
lice COMMISSIONER Enrigh, tonight
as the latest measures to deck New
Works. tide of ouilawry
Meanwhile III" department fear
Ing another gang. feud as resui, Of
the murder of Monk" Eastman. for
NOR notorious gang leader aud war
hero. yesterday. Interested themselves
IN trying 10 establish his slayer
\ thcory that Eastman Was head
OF Al ''wiisky ring" and met death as
Il result OF q quarrel with aSsocinics
over division OF funds. IS being ar
gucd
Charles Jones. with whom ne was
associated in AN automobile business
after the war said today he was en-
d.avoring 10 locate the rangstcr's
sister Jones asserted Eastman had
gone straight sine. he left prison
ten years ago and he knew OF no
reason Why he should have been
slain. Eastman was the seventh
noted gang lcadH' to be Slain in re-
cent years.
Zig Jack" Zel!g was killed by
another gangster known "a Boston
Red pavitun. who shot him In an
op.n Third Avenue trolley in 1912.
rht J;! Up JACK McMalGS. was
found in 1905 near AN elevated station
! on the Bowcry. his head smashed by
ii piece OF lead pipe.
kid" twist was lured outside n
Concy Island dance hall in tire sum-
MGR of 1903 and shot 20 death by
Louis Po2g!, a mere youngstcr among
ganGstcrS
Tanner Smith was shot by a gang
while seated at Wcstside poker
table in 1910.
~ l..
Stigated "ranno"'s" death, was Shot
| down in Hohok"n two days later.
| Johnny Spanish" noted TWO gun
man OF former days. WAS !Eot down
| n broad daylight shortly after Tan
ncrs" fate.
-Four mon. the youngest eighteen
and the "idegt twcnty-fcur years old
were given maximum sentences OF
! from ten to invent? years inprisou
/ 'ucnt when found guilty OF robbery
! today in General Sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
SPORTS
BANK QUINTET TO PLAY
TERMINAL FIVE TOMORROW
Second Of Thrrr-gnmc series VIII he
Played on y. W. e.. 4. Court.
HHllr0ui Took First Contest.

ltlchmofid Terminal and the Mcr-
chants National Bank Will play their
second basketball game of the' sea
son tomorrow night IN the gymnasium
r"f the Central Y. W. G. a. at S:lJ
O'Clock
In the fret contest the railroad
team was victorious by the score. OF
~ to so, and viii attempt to repeat
In tomorrow nights encounter. which
VIII be the second Of II thrce-gayne
series. only two games were sched-
ulch originally. but tn. possibility OF
Il tie resulted in another battle being
arranged. The final game o! the
series VIII take place in February
Composed Of tn. youngest players
n the city the Terminal five has an
segregation that is one OF the most
aggressive in the city and should
make strong bid for the independent
Title OF Richmond Four OF the men.
Carroll. Todd. T.. Martin and Holiday.
were members of the JOhn Marshall
uuint lat season. Bob" Bell. Church
iii!i hask"tcr. is the only veteran on
tn" squad
Following are the probable line-ups
Tor tomorrows game:
Terminal = Carroll anI Eel for
wards; lioliiday. center; +. Martin
and Todd. guards.
VI .rchdnts--pcnalet and Calh =
w"li. forwards: j. D.vinc, center; ..
D1viH. AID Butterwprtn, guards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
HllDEBRAND REARRESTED
ON GANG MURDER CHARGE
Alleged Confession of One ut 'rbrcc
convicted Causes Authorities
OF MOrEnnton, " e. Ia t,t

MoRGANTDN. y. C.. Dec 27.-Af-
L"r the rearrest today of BAXTER EIi.-
connection with the killing of Glenn
!!:.ppard III November. Solicitor X. l..
Huffman made public AN alleged con-
itss!"n from Dock I!efncr. one OF
,!ary
According 20 the alleged confess
sion, iiHfner declared he wa.s an cy.
it".'S !" t"e murder of iippard
ana EaN;.: .!iiiebraud. III. form. :.
Hh"o'ins nm ia the back with a MIS-
tnl ana ;tc latter hitting him over
i, Ia. hthd w!:h h.s pIsto. after ne had
Lone Young was conylrt.d Of 600
"hd HrSrfc murder IN connection win
ne h'I!,hE AZ were also Dock ana
,esii iiStner. brothers. All wrr,.
itcnt.ary. " '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
PROPOSE NATIONAL BODY
FOR CONTROL OF BOXING
Movement Will CrystaIIiZc in Meet
ing In New York Three
Days Next Month.
is STATES ARE REPRESENTED
Would Compel Champions Defend
Titles at Reasonable Intervals or
Forfeit Thcm-TeN O'R0urkc to
BE Secretary OF Organization.
tUv Associated prcss.I

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.--f'ormatiOn Of
national body I" govern ana con-
trol professional boxing VIII be UNI
dcrtakcn in this city next month.
Delegates appuinted ~ til. Go"ornors
Of eighteen states will ccnvcn" at the
headquarters OF the lnt.Hhhtionhi
Sporting club on January 10. II and
L. During the thrce-iay conference
the foundation for Il national organ
i1,ti9n wi!' be n,d ana @I,rs ip
Of boxing throughout the United
States established.
The new association which VII! alb
sOrb tn" army. nav? ana CIVILIAN
board OF boxing control. Of "hicE 1t
is really Il Development VIII b" 'prin-
ed by carefully selected and officially
appointed delegates from the follow
ing States: New York. ohio. p.nnSyl-
wanna. Massachusetts. Maryland Sen
Jersey. Connecticut Colorado, Wis-
West Virginia. Louisiana. washing
ton. Florida, Tennessee ANA Okla
homa.
THIS group represents almost ali
Of the states whore boxing is legal
lied. EON.nG II permitted In several
other States under wha, may hc term
cd local option, but those which VII!
be represented by officially appointed
delegates viii be the ones 10 TAX.
the initial steps la the formation OF
the new national governing body.
In di;c ~ ,.n the pr19jSs' w',n me
managing director. OF the !ntrrna-
tionaI sporting club. stated today
that IL was the intention .! III. do
cgatcs TO staUdardiZn the boxing rules
for each state, 10 adopt a Joint agree
Incnt L. bar any Delinquent or Of
Tending boxer in all states. II sus-
pended by the national association.
and to compel champions 10 defend
their titles At reasonable fixed inter-
rais or forfeit the title II Is also
the intention pt those Interested to
advocate IN" abolition OF the hug g
purses which have recently been Of
icrcd for hcxinG matches as discreet
n!ng boxing. aud TO york for r"a :
sonabie admission prices ~ all
matches. as is the case In baseball.
football ana other sports OF ma
t!onal character. II is further pro-
posed to stop the mining Of boxing
bouts as harmful 10 the sport. IN"
new organization also VIII cu-opNr
ate with the national boxing bodies
OF other nations With the idea of
having one International code FOR t.c
governing o: hoNing IN order Ia max:
tac sport clean. whOicso me, human.
and TO elevate IL 10 ;hr plane c.-
1o:ed By Dthci sports and past!m .3-
y man OF national reputation and
an outstanding figure in sport prob
the body. Tex oRourkc. al present
match maker for the International
Sporting Club. will be the secretary
az the organization. II is expected
that the formation =! national gov
crning body for boxing VIII lit IN.
sport 10 a high and permanent plane
and nnd favor with tie newly eject
not nov save boxing law. or who
are inclined - trcwn upon the sport
due 10 unsatisfactory conditions which
surround the game at this time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
ACTUAL WORK ON BUDGET
WILL BEGIN IN FEW GAYS
city Department Heads Busy Pruning
Estimates. which Mayor SRys
MuSt lie Dnnc.

Mayor Ainsiie stated yesterday that
actual work on the bulge, would be-
gin within few days. Al present
the heads or departments are going
over their reports and estimates for
the year, with the object Of pruning
so that the expenditures viii come
within the estimated revenue. The
directors are finding difficulty In
cutting down any Of the estimates.
Eut this will have to be done. says
the Mayor. before the budget can he
put into shape.
we are now al the cant -bc-done
stage" said the Mayor yesterday.
"Ry next week we VIII have rcachc j
the III has been done stage. and
then my work Of formulating the
budget viii be clear smiling"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
J. A. WILLIS DROPS DEAD
Iiody of Dnn,ilIc Man Found Lying
braidr Street Chr Trnsks-Ifnd
Ran for

j. y. Willis. aged CT. o. DanvilIe
dropped dead yesterday morning ncar
stop %. on the Seven Pines Car Line
while running TO catch the car. The
man was found lying beside the
tracks hy II. Mcclure. linotype
operator, Dr.. NJ Schoonbaum. o.
Highland Springs. was called hut life
hah b.cI gone for SON. TIM. MIR
Wills was on a visit to his son. T.. D.
Wi.i!H who lives near stop %. lie
and several other people had started
in for the ear. II is thought that III.
heart Of the Older Willis was weak
and the running ovcrtaxea Ii, re-
Su!tinS in his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CLASS REUNION TONIGHT
John Marshall High school 10i1 Grind
yates VIII Hold Scmiannual

Students from colleges and univer-
stiles from every section of Virginia
and the country will be present to-
night at the reunion of the John
Marshall High School class OF 1917.
The affair which vii, be the semi
annual dance. will take place in the
school ut $50.
University OF Virginia. Virginia
polytechnic Institute. Washington and
Lee and other State colleges Will be
represented. In addition TO these in
stltutlons. there will be students from
Columbia, University of Pennsylvania
Yale. Syracuse and Johns Hopkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
DISCONTINUE JOB BUSINESS
knights OF Columbus Announce End
of Employment Service
Throughout Country.

NEW 1UF<k. DC. 2i.-Emp!ONmcnt
bureaus conducted by the knights of
Columbus for former service men
throughout the country will be dis
the committee of supreme
officers announced today
We are satisfied that all former
service men desiring permanent en-
ploymcnt have been pract Ca.ly
placcn.' Z: StatemcMt SAil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Horseshoe Tournament, Set.

ST PETERSBURG. FLA. Dec 20
Tn" Nationai horseshoe Association.
IN nc"tin: here today. decided TO
hpla the next national tournament
here duriny,--ihe week of February
- Experts from the United states
and Canada Will contend for the cham
p!Uash!p. nUw held by Frank jack :
son, KcIlcrtun. Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
SAIL tRUM TEXAS
Srn York StcaE-nIp Company VIII
i.Or.itc OlIcc> In fort


PORT Ai.ifiCk, ir..N.>s, Dec. u
The kcrr steamship Company, OF New
YORK, VIII cstaoI,sh an once hcr.
january /. according 10 announcement
ny oinc!dls OF the company. TWO
steamers booked to s.t.I Tor Liver
300! III january are now loading at
>Hc docks here.
The r.si'G company vii, operate
British snaps from tails port IL Sc
cure the cotton CarEocs OF English
buyers who favor i.I.tish vessels IN
preference 10 shipping Board vessels,
according To tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
ASKS REVISION or RATES
n,eric"n Hallway Express Ask.
"e"rE "mmissi"n for ChanSr
Of Commodity Rntrs

i-aHI CA. Dec. 2I.-Appl,ca-
C 81, iiication on commodity rates wa
H'td To-Day with the C;corci, Am
,nat oohm'ssioa by the Amerin;. -
hallway ENprcss '1'' u
IN" revision. which will no co
,"er'u ~ iae commission n. a an.
10 80 fixed. would result in :ncr. n. al
-. r'H%nue. according to the comn,...
SONS rae experts '''''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Wins skating Championship.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Norvai Zap
tie oi l'atheate, y. -, defeated Don
Baker. Of Ecw York, tonight in an
Ice Skating match for the profess
s!UnaI speed championship Skating
on an indoor twent%- lap track. Baptle
won two events. the 40 yards In
3 minutes "a > seconds. Baker won
The 22n. ward r.lCe In = Ii sn.Onha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
New Train To s,art sun,l,r

Of the New York TO Florida limited
through Richmond. according 10 an
nohnccincnts made yesterday bv rail-
road officials here. Tho train will be
OF all-steel construction and VIII,
MAKE the best possible time and con-
ncct!ons between Richmond and New
York and Florida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
prohihit M~nrinx Of I-uif,,,,.

Wearing Of distinctive parts az any
army, navy or marine uniform by
men no, n service viii! hereafter be
"ordiHg TO annct;ncenent made yes
terday by Federal ofiici als here. This
VIII not Interfere in any way with
the dress OF ORGANIZATIONS such as
q hers ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Four Arc Asuhy.l,tcd.

FALL. RIVER. MASS, Dec. 2r.--A
holiday drinking bout caused the
asphyNint.aS Of four persons. in the
opinion &C ofiircrs who investigated
the deaths OF three men and a woman
in a South End tenement today. \
gas stove WAS found with one eN-
haue; open and evidences o: heavy
drinking were plentiful, the police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Coming 20 America.

BUDAPEST, Dec. 25.-Count Las
Zlo Szcchcnyi is preparing TO leave
soon for the United States to visit
his wife and children. The countess.
before her marriage. was Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt. OF Mex York. The count
plans tc return with his family in
March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
roothnn Rival. rrnctIc,nr Ilnru

T'NSAIJENA, CAD, Dec, 2I.--ITArd.
snappy practIc" was the program to-
day Of tne football squads from Ohio
state University and the tnivcrsity
Of California here. preparing for the
annual East versus West contest at
Tournament park on New Years
DAY
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Dnrrux Sold to Columbus.

I'HILNDELI'HIA. Dec 27.-Dick
philadelphia American League club
from Columbia, S. c.. two years ago.
has been sold outright to the Golnm, ,
bus club of the American Association.
Connie Mack.
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llostnn Lends I,i.hInn

BOSTON. Dec, 27.-This city was
Said to have become the greatest fish
ing port in the world with the an
nouncemcnt today that l22.226. 900
pounds OF ground fish had been
brought here during 1920, shat;er!ng
az records OF the last thirty-two
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.yuu,pesr Mot ourn.

TOKYO. Dec. 27.-Premicr IIara
formally nneucd the Diet today. EN-
pcror SoShihito was unabi" To ID.
present. and the session adjourned
until JanunrY 81.