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The Washington times., 1920-06-06
HINGS TO REMEMBER
ABOUT HEALTH

Neglect in seeing about health in time IS
responsible for most chronic inValidism
Now is tho right time to take our
TU-EA-HE Helping Herb Remedies. Dis
ease is the result of wrong diet. lack Of
proper exercise, bad habits. germs, ove;-
work and other causes Drugs do not re-
store health. The Healing Powers OF
Herbs and Roots are known to restore
hsalth. They cleanse the blood OF the
impurities and give 1t strength and power
BY harmless methods-this TU-RL-HE In
dian wiswam Remedy is the true road TO
New Health. Ambition, Vitality. Improved
health now, before it is tco late.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DRIVE OPENED THURSDAY
EVE WITH CIVIC DINNER

too many knockers. Too many
lmbu'ators and too little communities
Of stlf-startcrs. We must give more
thought 10 the idea Of play. Of play
that win bc constructive force
rather than destructive force. our
play must have faith This is "A
splendid quality in a successful city.
It makes n happy people.
"The test Of your faith will come
ir connection with your Chamber Of
Commerce campaign. Someone Is go
Ing to say that the old gang ran it
into the ground and has had its say
long enough. Perhaps the old gang
long desired to go. Would 1t not be
batter 20 say that the old gang has
borne the burden long enough and
hould he relieved by someone else?
"Thcro must ho open minGcduess
In tho modern, progressive CITY. The
beginning of cooperation Is yielding
mp something of your own opinion.
This is going to cause some Of you TO
change your ideas.
"a city must have religious faith
\ city is not a place but commu-
nifty. It is n community Of Gods
children: God will require Of you a
civic courage. All this means being
open hearted toward your ncighbors.' -
Great Industrial Future
OF the industrial possibilities OF
Ardmore, Mr.. Albert was cnthusias.
tic. Again your oil is Il means to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02

+. c. Collins & Company are in the
game for business. 29.12
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Home From University.

large group Of students Of Okla
homa University, Norman. are here ta
spend the Easter season with reln
tives and friends
Among the group OF young women
ave Miss Elinor Barron, Miss Cora
Dyer, Miss Carol Daubc, Miss Gussio
Lee Sullivan, Miss Eva Whitehurst
Miss Julia Steele. Miss Selma Bodo
vitz. Miss Majoric Walcott, and Miss
Winifred West.
The young men are Messrs. Ear,
Brown. Thomas Norman, Felix Bodo
vitz, John Thompson, Bowden Lacy.
David and William Hoover. Simon
Kahn, Frank Gillian, Barton Moore.
William Potter, Jerome Alexander,
Claude Nelson, LeRue Moore, Lloyd
Noble, and Robert Sayrc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02

an ond-thc end Of your future great.
ness.
II saw in your city this afternoon
a rubber manufacturing plant that
amazed me. Not long ago spent
some time in Akron, Ohio, making d
somewhat expert examination Of the
rubber factories. But this afternoon
| saw in Ardmorc q rubber factory
which in every detail except size is
better equipped and more modern
than any that exists in Akron.
How many of you have ever
thought Of Ardmore as the rubber
manufacturing center of the future?
Why not make it such?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Sunrise Prayer Meeting.

The Christian EndcaVor Society ot
First Christian church win hold a
Sunrise prayer meeting at $3.50 o'clock
SUNDAY morning at Central Park.
After the service. breakfast will be
served at the church.
al friends aud members are urG-
win b. leader Of the morning service
which is on Life"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Great Industrial Future

OF the industrial possibilities OF
Ardmore, Mr.. Albert was cnthusias.
tic. Again your oil is Il means to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Moves Into New Home.

Mr. John Cooncr has purchased
one Of the Marston's houses at 419 u
and her children. who make their
home with him, will move into their
new home at once. They formerly
resided at sol Ilargroyc street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Nlrs. Rcmsey Conynlcscent.

Mrs. c. y. Ramsey who has been
in several days at Won Keller hos
r.tal has recovered sufficiently to
hn removed to her home % c street,
southwest. She has as her guest her
sister. Mrs. Emma II. Robertson OF
Springfield. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Red Cross Luncheon Climb

Miss Ellen Dickson will De hostess
to the members of the Red Cross
Luncheon Club tomorrow noon at her
homo 2lS Stanley Boulevard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02

mcnts by manufacturers today. The
Parker Shoe Company closed its
shops to its go operatives and the
Herbert Humphrey and Sons Com.
pQny announced ii would shut Gown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Pinafore Practice Tonight.

\ general rehearsal Of the Pima
fore" cast viii be held tonight, begin
ming at 1880, at Convention Hall.
Every member OF the cast is urged
% be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02

tomorrow night The latter employs
500 hands. The Paine Shoe Company
which formerly had $50 workers, has
beer closed for two months by a
strike of the turn-shoe operatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Society Events
by Mrs. Emmitt 7. Reid
Phone j38--
Ellls' Dance Tonight.

The informal dance tonight at tho
l2lks' club, promises to be one Of the
most enjoyable and largest attended
dances of the entire social season.
A splendid orchestra will furnish
the music and the arrival home OF
many of the younger set for the East
er holidays who will be present lends
an added pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
Bang! Up Will Hop Price!

Marble Head Mass, April 2.-De-
mands Of turn shoe workers for in
creased wages will tie up the shoe
industry here, according to announce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02

Dallas-The state democratic com
mttec called n meeting in Dallas
April to set a date for the state
convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-02
100 LAZY TO LIVE, HIGH
SCHOOL BOY KILLED SELF

Cedar Rapids Iowa, April q
George *. Bishton. a 15-year old
high school student. committed sui.
eide yesterday by shooting himself
through the temple, with a revolver.
The following note was found on the
boys body:
81 am killing myself because I am
too lazy to keep on living and take
the responsibilities Of life. don't
believe in religion Of any kind"
Oxford eagle., 1920-06-24
COLONIAL HOTEL
BUILDING SOLD

The sale of the Colonial Hotel build
ing by Maj. L. E. Oldham to Mr..
Wiley Powell was announced the
early part of the week. Mr.. Powell,
it is understood paid $1,000 for this
piece of most desirable property and
will continue to rent it to the present
management of the hotel until the ex-
piration of his lease, Sept. 1, 1921.
Oxford eagle., 1920-06-24

Itching diseases can be controlled
and cause removed by applying Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. The relief is
prompt and permanent. Three sizes,
SOC, GOc and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by
A. H. Kendel. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1920-06-24
SISK-LAWSHEE co.
HAS SOLD OUT

The mercantile establishment of the
Sisk-Lawshee Company has been pur-
chased by Mr.. ]. H. Johnston of I'M
boden, Ark. Mr.. Johnston has just
underwent an operation in a Memphis
hospital, being stricken with appendi-
citis while in route to Oxford to take
charge of his business here. 1t is
thought he will be sufficiently re-
covered in about two weeks to take
charge of the business.
Oxford eagle., 1920-06-24

666 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market, but no one wants
limitations. They are dangerous
things in the medicine line
Oct. 80, Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
BAKER TO LEAVE GAME
Third Dnscman Tells HuErins He I.
Through With Observation-Disclosures
Lender to Use Ec,xsfcr

NEW YORK. Ian. 27.-Milicr Hug
E'rs. manager CT = G New YORK Amer
leans. announced today that J. Frank
I'm Baker. the hard hitting third base
man OF the Yankees. has probably
played his last big league ball. Hug
gins returned here today from visit
10 saker'S farm at Trappc, Md. where
nc tried TO induce Baker to play one
mere year with the club.
SaEer gave me little hopes that he
womb again put on n big league uni
ioIn' SAID iuEGins The player is
even more insistent than he was last
,wihter that lie through. n sad
us business Ia;ef'sts in MARYLAND re.
quirc him TO STAY there r., On
'r"ail-e ""I!d exact from Bi'l - l..
ihat it la:cr he 5; ould decide "a e
urn 10 ne -. Tie would take Il
up persona. -. ".;h Z L.
Enough R,Kcr vii be va~. vel
sha'. maze "ians for the coming
season without considering htru f.r
,hird base. ! shall play Wilson
fewSter at third base, and hope to get
another man for the outfeld.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,si tlrst raco-thrse furloncs-Miss Dora ia
FINCH cTT 4, 10 to !. cv.n. won: Tcntcr
~ ANY 1t To .. . TO !. . TO y second !:
lose German ~ tTrarrinston,. 8 to 2. :
Walsh. Aunt Doda. Maud" wilson RmbS,
Wicklow. Luck Kate. Lura and I.ottn Speed
,o Tee end, rnce-sis -iurlonrs-cioldcn Dawn
Nlidia. 81 tRichcrccis) : TO l. To- / :. ~ :
second: FORECLOSURE. % tWida) =" /, )
~ Mr. 10 z third. Time LILO l-5 Nccnnh
Third .race-six furlonEs-Flcer. III
Eu9Sc', 10 . 10 = To .. won: Pirate
sa ac,es, i9e .M2rrisl. to !. 10 l. even,
water Edith X. Bounding through. (; nHt.eN'
SatanR Hackamorc. BridrcDiaycr ana Eaim:
bow Division ran. 500
M Monr'n TAceIIsiy furlonss nullc.preof. %
llS GLASS. to o. = TO l. out second: I'm
NIFTY. rs CNarrinetonl. is to j. even to
b. ,miFS Ma rims "a: Charles Icydecker
Fifth "r rass,ni ind ana a'oT Maid ran
blondc, 10 tOber,). to T. : 10 l. even
won: J!ny. ITO tWidal. II to D. even. > Ia
.; second; SasinI; ITO t3uxtonl. 6 to l. 10 l.
. Tasp n fh.la: TmS SIS a. CONNIE c
tSokery ram '
sixth racc---milc and slxteenth-l.ucius.
MS S SGfn'h noss II l INA t ,w 70 5 Won
10 J. $o ss Se ri 0i ios sW tFia4cc e 70;
,,, TO |: 10? :. third. Time. 1884. ;.aballo,
Elhpper. icmloch. IL Tcy. Coma chn
keziah ran
Seventh iraeec-mic and sx,ecnth-,7ily.r
Blue thistle. los Morris. 80 10 !. 10 'e I"
/. to third. Time. 1872. Marshon. Or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
QUlNT CLASH DEFERRED
richmond College and Church Hill
Athletic Club to Plny Tomor-
row

Another postponement of the pro-
posed Richmond Coliesc-Church Hill
\. y. BASKETBALL game, which was 10
nave been played on Monday night
has been dcCiucd upon. The new GATE
Tor staging the contest is tomorrow
night, and ii viii be played in the
Spiders temporary gymnasium, at
Mcsthlmpton. beginning at O'Clock
lilly Gooch Will referee.
Unexpected and necessary functions
on inc week program at Richmond
College has been at the root OF tho
Uncertainty of the playing date Last
night an intcrcollc 4 late debate took
place and tonight Al member of Grca,
BritainS peace delegation Will address
the students and public.
PUTTING OF of the fray until to,nor-
no" night has allowed the Spiders TO
rest from their strenuous card of las,
week and has given Coach Dobson aJ-
dltonai time TO correct some faults
and further season his men for the
scrappy Edst lcnders The Spider
coach has sent his two squads at full
TIT every afternoon this week and an
Improvement has been noted in the
play OF members of the squads
yesterday afternoon first and second
CUNTS haitlcd for the allotted time in
a scc-Saw conflict with first one and
then the other side securing a slight
advantage. Three members OF Dob
sons Varsity were no, in the pIav.
however. CAPTAIN Motley. Street and
thompson being out. due 10 minor in
JuricS. These men, with the possible
exception Of Street. will he lit for to-
IhorrowS engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
HAVANA RESULTS

IL, iGerev>. TO 5 o, 3. ! 10 4. ' Won:
General Arramont; III tpicksonl. = to l.
10 . To 5. second Sprugs. Ill tSiorrissrvN
" !. to /. 10 .. third. Time. rs
Wishing. Dorothy. bloomington Vic Nuno
ran
!, =; second raceMhyG and half furlonrs--
to .. won: Queen Gnnney. 80 n.ux). 10
tCorevl. 10 to ]. TO |. to l. third Time
i;o7 ".5 -&I.ngrai Incinerator He's a Bear
man AMIR steve ran.
Third race-siN furlonrs--,ialaway llt
,,,MnrFHxl' 10 l. OF l. 10 3. Won Lamp
second: Naom! Walton. io7 u.uX). ~ 10 l.
DAWSON. Laura Miller. BaliY Council. Tidal
liaif and Half Roy Ennis. Frederick Miller
Fourth race-sI1 acknowledgements. lol
,tarincdyp. : to !. TO :. out. won: star
BABY lo2 tkcdcriSl. to J. To b. out
second Peasant l0@ tBoydl. J TO !. even.
out. out ,, tn!rd, rime III -. High Gear
Fitth rac%-siN furiongs-B lanchta. Il2
TrSsaini,.!on. iiGGi o,cri.Hny,Gp 10 i, Yon;
TO J.. 20 !. second: kcvinar 100 (Chia-
H"lHl. 20 !, 10 =. TO =. third Tiin..
ilS 40 Jili. Herman. Foster Enhrv Sophic
III Hon" foiyann". Twenty seven ana
-, siNth Iaee7rniie ana Twenty Yards
Ih ,n ~ 'C9rm9dyI; g, 20 s.
20 10 l. even. second Fountain Fav.
lon 'Barnes' p =" |. even. 10 . miro.
Lim" ~ -. Rhvmsi Litu- Cote. Wood
thfush. tiEEtIu, dud iIdndEOt ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
TWENTY-SIX CONTESTS
BOOKED BY BIG LEAGUERS
Reds aud Senator's Announce Com
plctc Schedule of Early
Season Games.
[By Associatcd Pres.


TAMPA, FLA. Jan. 27.-rwcnty-siX
preseason games have been scheduled
by the Washington Americans, who
viii train here. ii was announced to-
DAY: seven viii be played with the
indianapolis American Association
Club, the Havana. champions of the
havana winter league, and the Cincin-
natl Reds. Two games may he added
WITH the local Florida state League
The first contingent of tho Senator's
VIII arrive March l, and the remainder
The schedules:
lndianapolis "a Tampa, March 1916;
Cubans At Tampa. March II. is, ~. 20:
INDIANAPOLIS at 81. Petersburg, March
Cincinnati at Tampa. March 1924: a.
Orlando March 20; at Miami. March
brooklyn a. Jacksonville, March %
CINCINNATI at Charleston. March 80;
at Columbia. March 81; at c;recnvillc,
April |; At Raleigh. April =: at Wash
inSton, April 81; at Richmond. .Apri;
. at Portsmouth. April d: at Danvillc
April q; at Roanoke. April S; at Ciarks,
nurE' April =; AZ Cincinnati, April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
CUNTS BATTLE TONIGHT
RICHMOND WILL BE SCENE
OF BASKETBALL CONTEST
Medical College and Randolph Macon
HaSkctccrs to Meet on Court
Of \. w. &. \.

R!chmond'S basketball followers will
be given am opportunity tonight o.
witnessing an exceptionally fast ouint
contest when hivcS o! Randolph Ma
con College and Medical College of
Virginia clash AT the y. w. c. ~ at
S:t5 o'clock.
Medical College and Randolph Macon
have met once before this season in
Ashland and the game resulted in u
victory for the Jackets. Since this
game the Medicos have improved in
their play considerably and are deter
mined to avencc the defeat in the first
encounter The Richmond doctors
have beaten William and Mary and
ltichmond College. two Quints tho
Jackets vii! meet in Championship
battles. and arc confident they will de-
lea; Randolph Macon tonight
The. following lincupa are probable
for the game tonight: Medical Col
leGe-Murry and iIornady. forwards:
Neal. center: pickerson and Handy,
guards. Randolph MacOn-Scott and
Cochran. forwards Zimmerman. cen
ter; Smoot and Butterworth. guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
DRAWINGS FOR PLACEMENT
OF DOGS IN DERBY ARE HELD
Free-ror-AH Event mt birmingham
Postponed on Account
OF Rain.
I By Associated Prcss.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. e.
Drawings for placement OF dogs en-
tered for the free forall and derby
championship OF the National Fields
Trials Club were held here tonight
eight brace and bye being listed for
both events. On account OF incessnnt
ia ms, the free for-al will start at
Calhoun Thursday instead of Wednes-
day, as formerly announced. Entries
for the trials are as follows:
Jersey Prince, Martin and EuGenc's
Ghost, Elliot.
White Socks, Carr and Shores Ben
Martin.
;, Unospcc. Carr and Frecport Prince.
Harris
The Devil, Crane.
Ringing Bells. Crane and DR.. John
Davis, Dean.
>, Connclls CLEAN. Holloway and Miss
Ramsey, Harms.
J. RS Boy, Farricr and Guys Ro-
meo. Ecazen
Eerris's Jake. rritchctt and cobb.s
Hall, Harris.
Commanchc Rap Crane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

,.I Li-s, ra!,,te hr,e fur.onrs- whippet, 10:
Trump ~; iany Crane, IL: voorin II:
second ra.te-rlN furionrs- koriharc IA.
B!hiz.. ia: liumma. IA. Wa logs i2:
MarE.r.! y 100, Landslide, 100; Mosr 100
Georse "ashinGton ;ns: Kess.c Atkin. io5 :
iM Also e'isib.e Miss Sterling, l0s; Ned
Third race six furlongs promise Mo. ia
hu.iur. III; tHngaen, ~. Erd!and. i!g; Ell
tGhc, 49, Ma.Erry log KinEiing H. i6s
l9i: Mablls. Trask. .A Manicurist. To-. Ai.o
IA; c".pnois Tenn. ~; nro%n bee, ios
fourth ~ cc--llilc ;t.il AN oirhth-i{nlsfcr
i ~; WoG,dtTiag. ~ sailor. ~; OnouG, lo3 ;
Fifth race ono milo and siS,ecn,h-op-
portunity. II: Eulogy. 10 Soda, DC VcrduY
20; Honolulu Boy, Us; Woods'uuc -Ss. NJ.
MASK, lo:: Green M.ut ln '' ""'
Calls. ": Tan!a,c- ii2; Cupi,a CITY io5
King Neptune. 10: H-owu Favorl,c ios {.
G ,,nan !, je@ Amino 10: Captain
Seventh rnce-rn:!e ana i,,oen,h-Iac,,
s. III; Luther. "; g stone .l2. y G.
,W: ,i.ott:ry, I"'; Pti. 100. Bon HtfupsGn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28

Otto Jennings Will Lead
Virginia Football Team

Otto ID. Jennings has bccn elect
cd munger of tho University OF
Virginia football team for tho sea-
son of 1920. according TO infornin-
ton received from Charlottesville.
Jennings IL ~ Richmond boy. and
ono of the best athletes turned out
from this city. Ills speciality Is
basketball, md he * playing one
of the guard positions ON tho
Orange md Blue Guint this year.
Jennings received his initial has
ketbnll training while member OF
the RichmOnd Y. VI. &. A. and later
became stellar performer on the
John Marshall High school quint.
Since entering tho University OF
Virginia he has taken an activc
pnrt In nGuirs ut that institution
and last year cnptaincd the basket
ball team. lie Nu$ assistant mnn-
aEcr Of the 1919 football team In
addition TO his athletic connections,
Jennings is business manager of
"ColIcgc Topics" official organ OF
the University of Virginia students
t.. 4. Hathaway md Il. il. Elite,
Jr., will assist Jennings In mnnnE-
ing the Orange and Hue grid team
next fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
STARS ORGANIZE TEAM
Former University of Virginia Men 10
i'Iny Church Hill Athletic
Club.

Especial 10 Tine Times Dispatch]
Oh RIOTTESNlLf.E, VA, Jan. 81
OF the university and other colleges
VINO arc Ineligible for the varsity HAY,
iormeu team for the purpose Of Civ
inS the varsity practice games and
nave ais" arranged for two outside
games.
The team. which has engaged in sew
crtl ScriminagcS with the varsity can
didatcS already, is composed of such
stars as w. II. R:xey, of the 1912 var
SHY At center; Charles Churchman, an
othcr former varsity star. and Baillcrc
ana Gray. Of Virginia Military Insti-
tmtc. at forwards, with j. w. Dunn
ot iast Years varsity: w. r. Mosclcy
subs.
4 game has been arranged with the
LEhchpurG Athletic Club to be played at
i.Enchburg next week, and another with
me church Hill Athletic Club, Of
klchnoud, at some later date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
HAVANA ENTRIES

f.rs; Iace-fivc and one half fu-,ongs- Flu.
nice; -; irncc Direct: %; Ayiou. n Peace
IN star. .ol: co!pnci Harrison, lG.; YorkyIlIo
iG: Little Nephew. 10 ''''''
Second !ace--nvc and onc.half rurlou~e
Annabel!c. %: liotcoot ~: orI"ars o..
90 d RI Ii. 10 D,omed, .j9i; Ruby. 100; nar.
nGra iH: N:ss Patty. iG; Polar Cub III
Third rac'-siI Furlongs- Director Iares
70; Major Bra'iisy, N5; Lazy Lsngdcn. Us.
AppieJack le5; gum. l63 Magic Mirror 10;
Iinos; !G: Dick Ecnson, iOs: Glide. ,i6
Craniun,, lla: Baladin. Ii3: Ralph S. i!a
i nI iG; I'd GsrrIson los Gagdad no. iri;
i3h los; bqst.r Clark, In: Plantarcdc
10 Per!Bonrdiuc. III: Fickic Fanry III
n IL II; Royal. l,a. Coun, Boris. lis
Fifth race miie-May Craig. Sc: ~ CIR.
s s,si: w; sPrc,,y Baby. 10y. nayrnon. los;
~: TT: ne ne ME- Sweep 10: Baby Daach
Sixth rAcerrnilc ard nf,y yards-Go,a.
S.one' y: BErnc. lth, HiIl Wuuley lpc. sofia
Kock; lG: Flyhonc lP.; Ned Miiovbrlph,
Iena: herman. lN' Sa.vatollo iGs R"rrcssn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
WESTERNERS COMING EAST
University OF California Accents un,c
ball Dates With Harvard
NInC

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Jan. 27-The
management OF the University Of Cali
lorhl. baseball team tcleSraphcd to-
DAY It's acceptance Of June = and as
dates Tor games with Harvard at SOL
uiers Field. The proposed game for
June :. IT was announced tonight will
take place only in the event that Ilar-
Vard docs not have to play off q tic
with Princeton on that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28

Bo1d Of Visitors Fails
To Name New Grid Mentor

Especial TO The Times-DIspatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan,
",-No action WAS taken on the
matter of appointing permanent
conch OF the University of Virginia
tonight. The board of visitors
was unable 10 meet due TO the fact
IL failcu 10 have quorum. Sew
crat names hnvc been mentioned nv
to the prospective coach. but ON
cinis OF the university have pledged
themselves TO secrecy md decline
TO make public the name of tho new
mentor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
CLASS BASKETBALL BEGINS
Freshmen Win Opening Game From
sophmorcs After Hard Eight by
both Quints.


Sophmorca After Hard IriEht by
Both CUNTS.
1nterclass basketball was inaugural
ed yesterday afternoon at Westhamp-
ton. in tho gymnasium OF Richmond
College when the Rats" triumphed
over the ESophs" by the score of 10
to 0. Both teams played stollar ball.
and the game proved to BIO hard fought
throughout. The Sophmores put up a.
fast speedy game, but could not com
pete pete IN this department with tho
Eacho and Duval did the best work
tor the winning five. and lead taeIr
lear, Team IN goal shooting. while snead
lead the Freshmen quint in defensive
work. Jones starred for the losers.
interest in the interclass league 10
running high at tho college, and tho
games are featured by the pep and
the teams. Vi
Yesterdays score follows:
freshmen. Position. Sophms
Eacho ...-..left forward Washinrton
DuNal ...riGht forward. Jones
rrice ......... center. Saunder.
S S,, right guard. 49,. Kappes
Iinams LEFT guard. ..... wilkins
Referee-Knight. Hartx. timel1e.n'
er. Tine OF halves, fifteen minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
Republicans sunnor, Inar

BIRMINGHAM. .ALA.. Jan .I.-Thc
hepuollcan state committee today
adopted resolutions supporting ihr
Lodge reservations to the peace treaty
and urging that tho issue be carrirI
bcfore the pcople in the November
elect ion. 1t also adopted Il resolution
urging Governor liuby 10 cali an
extraordinary session of the T.cEisla-
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
LEONARD TO MEET WELSH
Match between English
nun and American Will lie Held
on North Hnhnnn Ialnnh.

t,v Associated Press
MIAMI, FLA, Jan. 2I.-PermiSsion
% stage a worlds championship bout
between Bennie Leonard, lightweight
champion OF the world. and Fred liz,
Welsh, English champion. was granted
Monday by Sir William Allerdyce,
Of the Bahama Is
iands the bout TO take place on the
Island IF North Himini