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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
KANSAS NAN INVENTs
SPEED PRINTING DEVICE
Charles Trapp, Printer. Of To.
peka. Kansas, Has Perfected
Method To Eliminate the
Use OF Metal

Kansas city March 20 Charles II
frapp of Topeka printer foriy
years. haa applied tor patent on an
Invention which be believes vii save
thirteen minutes ln getting out 4
metropolitan Newspaper tie would
feFoiutlonife printing by prlntla
ffum paper on paper
Mr Tramp would eliminate thr
mnth oliloR of slercoiyplnf by re-
vorHlne the iype ln universal aae. in
stead of tho ispr letter helnl raised.
n would he depressed liko die or J.
plate from which callin card Is
engraved
Tho mechanical aldc ~ Newspaper
making begins with the Linotype.
which sets the matter. limo al a
time. the type metal. The type is pu'
into a form the sito Of a page In tao
sioreotyplng room an Impression IN
napier mache lH made of The page and
baked 10 give stability This imprW
sion "a tho mat
The mat 81 put Into a casting box
into which molten metal is poured.
After cooling. the box "a opened anl
the metal Impression. aomi-eyliudfi-
cal "a removed n is a negative is'-
production OF The mat The imprel-
sion then is riamped on vyliRicr Of
tho rress and away so tho papers
NJ rrapps invention would cllnll.
nate that metal moulding lie would
CLAMP the parler mashr mai directly
ic The cylinder 81 the prcse llayiag
used deprcesci lype. hl~ mat suffase
"a raised instead ~ depressed. maklng
Il nosalhlc "a pfin, fsom II without
fne throueh tho intermediate on
optlun ot mouldlns IN metal
New llnoi,pe matrices would tc rc~
aulrr,l. now device fog taking grey
nrrols and The procese ~ making PIE.
lures would 10 reversed
Mr frapp used \ mat made from
an clcetot,pc she'll for experimental,
paper to paper prin,inr Il works.
Tho mat. he says. viii rfve moro i'm
rresslons without deleriomsing than
the metal
Naus small newspapers 80 ne,
stereotype because ~ the expense eg
molame VITA tho rFapp process tae
inventor asserts the VsAy, pre~>
would he economical
NJ rtapp VAS ~ years Old when ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
STATE HEALTH HEAD TO
CO AFTER DIRTY HOTELS
DR. Lewis Would Also Close
Theatres That Do Not Comply
With Fire Laws Of the
State


Oklahoma city. March 20 War on
hotels and motion picture theatres In
Oklahoma may be declared this week
by Df A X Lewis. state health com
missioner
The doctor wants TO 10 sure that
his pow der Il dry before hesixnlng
his offensive. For that reason he has
asked the attorney generals depart
mcnt whether he has the power TO
close hotels and motion picture
houses that are operating In defiance
Of the laws.
Df Lowis ~ taken special sxccp-
ton 10 the fact tina, number ot
large hctels throughout the state arc
inadeNuately eqnipned with fifc
escapes ~s'hcrc will he fires similar
10 the recent one AZ iienncsses.' he
said other lives win be lost unless
precautions are taken
liewne Warned hoiala IN vain :,
rcmedy thelr sanitary conditions and
provide fire escapes. nr Lewis hoa~s
thag the state law viii permit him ~
uail ~ lhe doors OF the hos,elries.
widely known hotels In several ~
tho larger cities Of the state will be-
The first objective of pr Lewis.
In addition 10 his eriesanee against
hotels. nr Lewis states that nnnacf
aas alatlon picture theatres OF the
s.ac arr NO, we'll ventilated. lie In
ssstS that they are the cause Of mnra
sickness Ne hopes TO close fhesc
plaecs also unless they comply with
the state rulings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE Ann NATION

ffeifhi ratios in Oklahoma sill be-
hikfd ls per cent. according 20 ~.
sorts received from Washington
Senator oven Is on his way 10
California where ne viii remain unili
after the democratic national oons
seaiion
United Mine Workers of Texas
Oklahoma end Arkansas have voted
ip fufthasr sin 900 stock in The new
Heiaiipl dailr nspef roen 90 start At
lhlahpml cliy
Nicholas , onfiop. senefal man
tssr Uf tho Orient railtond "a dead
q lls home lu Wichita
Frank Piano ~ year oli hoy. nhot
hf hls father no save his soul died
u q chicasp hospital yesterday Tho
aren't Is IA iail
nroom le,iafs Of iha middle west
Win mcrl in Oklahoma CITY Auhl Is
retcy M,git ne w drowned
in hc Pennington river near riah
Amlnnu sunda, 10 wae flfhms
,onriahlc lin Lane and lcff shsi
n ere lead ~ MeAlesler following
lsiol duel SUNDAY sheriff was dlAk.
lHs amt attempted 10 vide his horse
into hnw
Oklahoma rreshNcrla. comprising
's ,unuues lnaan among them. Mil
NHli sessinns "a Npnmn. hcgmnne
AHil ~ Sixty profh,terlan miils
nra viii be ~ attendance
e " Narlahl has hcon amnicd
'aNscs slon- on aaaoopo acaos "a an
ands b, tho Mexican eoVe,nment
" funer prominent toal eiiaic
Healer N Hrflov was shoi ana IN
siantlN N'led h, varhcl isiren sun
iaN nlsht iliivl Is IA ien
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
Town TOPICS

Ftauiale seed sales
fha cam alan ni lhp state hnatd ol
atlirniinrp sn iue,cni tho sale Ia Oh
nhnma of seeh mes property labeled
Nifh iha arfnllnaiiuu test la meclln
un.Dsiuun a neiiVii seel hons q ie
telOns an Injunction from The feleial
Nenff pnnu Asainsl ihe h0nid
m a4fhuilue and the eleir io ife-
teNl ihe enforcing ni ihe se,d fnle
huhefl Wrads assistant aiio,nr,
eenpfa q ienipsonins the state r
WNnue rtnef entrfnnr nf On
iahema ia nrsalns ri the speeial
s,sslan 81 lhe lcAarei esufl ei witch
e,Wai n.d rive rasit we've Aiac pfe
sanieA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

went 10 work for the late Col ID X
Anthony % fcavenworlh lie ~as
printer on the old Kansas City Times.
later on Tho Star on Wyandoste
street IIe has Job printing shop.
an emporium for the sale OF presses
in job lots. trades motor cars ani
edits the ping rag" an editorial
weo1ly widely known oyer Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

rfAv io hrl aHi nfly 90 fisa ls +
ia5iieM sn,ins enieirfise
n
Nsn ilna voith vtai hs mas 3
q WORTH hs work
nov rlndlf san NJ arrive 10 tAa
tuih - nn ar auaisa lsaa ani
niluN 4
~ Nafth srHne n Huaorrlfbn fn
tive anl ianiNN hat aye anNatHi4
nhlle ihet iast hai AZ nei iasi lor
le' us hp patient tdn Nee ls,
Then shnu slArm
SO pu iic complaint ls e,pr Hadp
remarked Alwfhey smith anrnH
lhe h'h wsi ul ruvHaf pnfls mi
llpstiohs
ANrNi tNe rAls ime ce ata
eitoned lrem ham ui baeHn b Easfl
wheA rfs aW iMnris so teeeihef.
vhearar cuts. inc phrase used IL
meai re'etees must ha,e ,ensren,e
"a MvaN
rasspom IS Required to ~ is
Cnha ceniins haek va uese 81 an
ihal s neresais
Z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

lhe vnplta cafe ia tho basement
~ the state hensp hs,nmos a yalctp'
a. lodav therp haNe hetn MANY
iains ~ pii,es ehaieed lef foed
rhe rnly WAY ~ lessen ne cvsi end
leave q rta enable BNgit Cor oreis
iler Is So nalan ihs 'set,e ,onseit
p,slem % has heen d,,idva iAm
nNan wN continue - manase ihe
iosi sianran rhp enNlimen nof cafe
ieMa sef,ice viii he inaiall~l hv the
slatp ii e reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
is Nisit rasNandle

Governor Rahc,ison iohn Mhitc-
hurst ana ice Ne'fis arc nlannlns
eNott tonr 81 the Oklahoma lAn
handle n NAV rhe sA,einor q
s,heiolsd o deliver an adjiess al tho
agrcnlNfri echoel Al 0codWen Nav
fa. ana eNneeis - iake advantaee
cf the enrafunlty ie wake living
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Mrs lianHeh Horton dird a. the
hone Of her son . q. Horton. SUNDAY
morning The funeral services NlA be
hel5 II The A. " q. ehurth a. E
O'Clock. Tuesday afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

ifsp lafe9kh he nei1bbofing terri.
tory. ACCOMPANIED - NhHeAurst.
eho u interested N the agricultural
afvelo1neni. shd Morris. Who halls
from lhe northwestern par 81 The
stale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

We are pgepared ia furnish you
with material 10 srray fruit trees
gfAv's Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Evan NE shaauws 81 hls Guards
ranse NE ex kalsef 10 worry Matse
n isni So murh lhe auafis shadtpe
as the hanntne memoiies oi thee
who suffered n, Ms hands ihai arr
cans'ns Al the firiiinp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

slnre the go e on ihr lnad n tps
cumins rather nlh las Stoned a0ciori
viii hatp rlrnis ~ llrc ihis anmmes
10 discover d new cpiacmic iot NEXT
winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Fred iiirze: "llenine s Ne latest
dreamer iie IS sald to Ne amMuou8
10 become ruler ol ali Europe Nashe
he's nnfso',en That man nnmel
nohenzollein had the same kind 81 :
dream unce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Mreh aamare io farm honses crfN
and ohihonses IS rencfied fom nofiA-
oasi oklahoma ns i ,esult cf ihe his
wlna storm Mans on derficks wesT
blown down n ,he oii fields east and
santh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

jct Eswiji SAYS i,emnciac, seers
"a love he bondhoiaefs mnge Than SIS
fghlers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

MANY men who ca ss on . "harA
Bottled conversation win ihen husi
ness associates whine when mlkire
10 their wives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Lower shCe prices sire pfedic
tets hope i Rnt ralmerssa
piorhcry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
rae MODERN AvsssloN

gay ut hair is turning pyaN
Say I'm old IL VIII no, matter
SAY nay youth Is eone hoi rfas
~ not say I'm geltins fauer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
At s9S.sO

Every suit in this gfoup
was marked al a mueh
higher price some NJ lhe
finest suits of the season ere
included We 4 ralher give
our customers ar opportunity
Is wear one Easter Sunday
lhan la wait uuiil after
Faslpr for ihi sale See
ilis gfoup IN the window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

This ,alk ahoai mriher outfaeeou
coal prices rails for raising a biar'
fiap above the ashpile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

sec cnf linc ef Master acndlcs
ias'a pms Slnfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
B | | s s S.sasrs i $,s's ! ! { {

fs fnWF sfH NHfff eeeftH ara tM
sar y Faaf raaaeiff ltH saffsx ~ 4@a
eiea s1asf res eaff .fte y ~ .fisIf ftre
tlf~@ NATfFF HEhN@ F&fsfa ~
be- feIeeff fraxa re <ssffa ihtf NsstT
Better fssf esafes FtH4ff.f4 NAN
IRFaFH fffAE4It EA 8NpItks
tfs hslf fi4M - 49, tff4Hkf H Afff.its
EffsFtS tAss NlWffe fa h8x
s..4tt A. ~ tksNTFf eespes. 80 j
tH '~efiaN ri&afI tff "a
sa8iHf tl4ff 4fsss - ts6s@s fotfefnlae -
fasts faf IFt nj : ~ sIaf f.-r -
ffat tf a. Btfra 10 WANING
afE b 4 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

ii'le pelslum is heating an um
wfeckeh natIpns in eiirs hart IS
nor mi Wu,h ls dH'ee q y is an
SECRET rforess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
At $3.50

Navy blue suits uf trlco-
tine and serge Our regular
lire At This price h beyond
compare added are many
suits from Higher priced
lines. The values are truly
wonderful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

. ~ f'fedefifkson. representing -
stewart Contracting e. = here
ffona okishosBs cify fle vii Install
~ offife r. TIE tenveaizen e4H -
.asefylse he fNsIfabfe aildins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29
OF LOCAL MOMENT

rers have declined sc nnrh H
rfite 'hes are se,,ln alnus, tuo rum
iipr lt'r 4 wage earnpf iB pai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

" MAliaek. fed msnaesf fer th4
IndH Teffiiofg lliun,as .ne - III
Ba fiesvile. y ms ios Gehfie 1is
8qisrefs ~ 'ea ftgs Wife ia-
sseefa Ifases in lte comfy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Fiiwf rietau p em + Mes oN
the ieN aiA ttemihlnn is ali tirl VI
uaf NarH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

! \ tAwuhal soh saws the frost tAAl
nins ihc presidential hwm win NOS
iAnch lhp reerh rfap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Freight rates IN Oklahoma sill be-
hlkfd ~ per cent according % fet
iuffs received from Wsshnfion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Nany q ulrl VITA halr dareH ~
rirht aru feuse apniel aiislleall
ia run duvn "A ihe afels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

NJ SJ9.5O
Here are nav~ blue suits Of
serge or tfieotlne tnat will
surprise you many Of them
are from much higher priced
lines Every one N the lot
ls stylish well made aud 4
real value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

Airef' Mnwiidle thinks q was aN
accorlion that Nefa plasca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-29

RS Tar and + o usfshsm ~ iff
Carter Oil %. sfe 81 fhe city ioos re-
after tha eempaays interests. ard ip-
ci8enfally getting line ~ Oh leases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
VIRGINIA BEATS CAROLINA
ORANGE AND BLUE QUINTET
WINS FROM TARHEEL FIVE
Old Rivals Meet on DnsektbnlI Cont
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Half
Was Corker.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Feb -
Fine individual shooting OF Hatcher
and the effective guarding or Jennings
and Hankins. coupled with the steady
work OF Captain rettway. just recoy
cring from an attack OF Influenza. woro
tho substantial factors in Virgln,a's vic
tory over North Carolina tonight by
score OF 40 to %.
The contest was not as onc.sldod
as the score would Indicate Tho Tar
inc nrst half, and when the period
ended honors were about even. Vir-
Sih '; leading by margin OF only two
points. the score standing l5 to IA
,NiFginia opened the second period
WIN WIN a dash, Hatcher caEinG the bali
tHrsG lines in rapid succession before
Schneider also struck his stride and
ala effective dribblinE. The pace set
tho period the visitors lost one Of
their star players. Carmichael, who
n ara,ns tour 6,,r personal g,n fouls charged
SSnot one goal from n difficult angle
up fniert 8ut up a star game, at center
e q Na ear H., aG cIos "ut59mped sehnsid
ne shot two goals in rapid succession
from On the he side side lines:
morning for Washington for games
y With GeorEetown ana Catholic Univer-
Sly y game with tho Navy Wodnnc
day Will end their trip.
Lineup and SUMMARY:
virginia. North Carolina.
Positions
Pettway..... left forward Sbonord
iItcher.... right forward Carmichaai
,ChnelCcE.. center Ifpfert
Liankins.. left guard Do,,rios
'e9n nIns Eight guard ::.:.. RourK
Pettway. $: Schneider. 5: Lipfert, 3:
douglas ,nl,;, ,: Shepard. .; Carmichael. .:
ar atwIn. Foul goals-Pettway, from
- SarMichae!, 3 from 6. Substitutions
Dunn for Hatcher. Morris for Isourk'
Irwin for Carmichael a.
Referee, Mike johnson CAROLYN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
BIG AERIAL DERBY PLANNED
By AERO CLUB OF AMERICA
Three Routes From New York to
Yokohama, japan, Already
Mapped Out.

NEW YORK. Feb. THE Beaumont
Gap Of spp the H Ky shf League s5s
81 America. has unned three routes
from New. York 70 Yokohama. Japan,
der aerhy the ar Ha 5 ,hs wo Of tho 5s
will be in the nature of u touring
contest. In which any persons may par
ticipate. The oojec; OF the commits
est in aeronButics and air travels the
building OF safe landing fields and air
tostants in and out, und to collect data
for, the establ!shmcnt OF permanent
aerial lines throughout the world
The derby contestants may use both
a!rplancs and dirigibes for air travel
and Will be permitted TO use ships. rail-
transportation to make connections be
tween controls, but tho greatest ana
fastest average air mileage will win
time will be allowed for tho entire
journey after certain zones OF travel
have been fixed.
time allotted to. mako the full trip:
ny from ono point TO another on ono
q fhS n eon',mTlIg At his pleasure on to
taken by references at all starting aDd
Stopping points. All contestants win
DO under the absolute control and di-
raction OF tho appointed referees, who
must be native citizens or the coun-
try through which the contestants arc
travelling.
It viii! not be necessary for any con-
thstant 10 own an airplane. flying boat.
or diriSiblc. as he will be privileged
70. 10, , engage passage In my aircraft
20 able to arrange aerial transporta-
ION across tho Atlantic and Pacific
oscans whereby several OF the contcs-
iants may travel together
TWO tentative routes across the
American continent. have been MANNED,
1920 statute miles and the other from
New york to San Francisco. 1850 stat
mte niles. Three sample routes across
ms follows: Seattle TO Yokohania. ia
nan Via Alaska. 4Aleutian Islands and
tamchatka. BIS miles: San Francisco
rtc mi!ess; and San Francisco 10 Yoke
hama direct within latitude $3.50
north and latitude $500 north, 5,42G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Do NOT FEAR THE FLU
Use This Powerful Iron Tonic

Plenty OF rich red co-puscles In tho
blood WILL protect you from tho ti,i
IL you ara weak or rundown from
overwork take iron and quinine. Make,
Man Tablets have saved thousands OF
lives and brought untold happiness TO
people who were anaemic or under,
weight.
Natures most vital life giving Gle
mcnts. Iron and 0uinine. properly COM
pounded tn Tablet Form. Nothing
else. No Habit forming drugs. Make.
Man Tablets create new blood cells,
strengthen tho tissues and give a won
dcrful feeling OF energy and force.
Start taking Make-M Man Tablets today
and watch your weight increase, your
digestion improve.
BE sure You see our monogram, NJ.
MT on the package before you accept
It, Price soc. Your druggist sells it:
II not, order direct from Ashland Sun.
ply House, s2s w. Madison St. Chicago.
1lt.---Adv. fa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
'. M. /. WINS; 80 TO Il Il
TRIMS WEST vIRGlNIANS
IN FAST EXHIBITION
Snedcsar, for Visitors, and Lccch, ro
Cadets, Are Stars OF
Contest.

Especial to Tho Times dispatcher
LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. 7.--virginis
Military Institute defeated West Wiz.
ginia Wesleyan baskcteers here t6-
night In fast exhibition Of the qutn,
game By the score OF 80 to Is. The
Cadets outplayed the West Tirginiaus
a. every stage of the game.
Snedegar was the star for the visE-
tors. making three OF their four feta
goals, and ringing seven fouls in
eleven trials. All OF the Cadets figured
II, IN the scoring, but Leech's work o.
the defense was feature.
the lineup and summary:
v. NJ /. Position. Wesleyan
Bunting fright forward Sncdegar
Lee seo.. :..-....left forward. Ross
Bacharach left guard. Rohrbaut:ii
Leeoh ......right guard. ...a Polite:
Summary: substitutions-.v. NJ.
Gampheli for bunting: Stuart 70.
Bacharach- Field goals-Buntirs, ::
Lee, 3; Somers. &; Bacharach, .; Leecii'
2; Shedegaf. 8; Ross. Foul GOALS
Bunting, I in z: Snedegar, in III OF.
tctals: Referee-Wolltord civilian;
and Nary. T1mskeeper-Read ": ii
ID Time OF halves-twenty minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUINT SECURES
VICTORY OVEN MII.IIA MSnUHGEItS

special 70 1 nc IlNlCs III zen.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Feb. 7.-i5as-
hetbhll teams OF andolph- Macon and
William and Mary played the opening
game OF the championship season her.
tonight. ia Cary gymnasium. and the
visiting aggregation WAS victorious by
the score OF 80 TO IS. in a contest that
proved TO be hard fought despite the
!act that tn" Jaci.cts won by :, twelve
point margin.
Rando Dh Macon secured an carly
lead and when tn" first hal! ended the
Jackets were holding the long end OF
II IS TO 10 score. The Indians cam.
back strong in tho second staIZa and
scored Twenty-Five points 10 their OPP
poncnts twenty-five. Had their play
.nE Ia the opening half been up TO
that OF the closing chapter, they would
nave defeated the Jackets.
Pierce led the indians in playing.
While Zimmerman put up the best game
FOR the visitors. The contest was fast
and snnppy at all times,
Nh. lineup:
". & l. RIM.
Pierce (C.). l.. l.. ......... LIS nc
lienly. .......... X +. Cochran
Young. l.. q. .Smoot
Brooks y. G. :. .Bu:tcrworth
summary: Goals from court-Henly
Q. Pierce :. Close .. Brooks 4. Cochran
5, Lane :; Zimmerman T. Butterworth
Goals from foul-Pierce, s out OF Il:
Smoo,, ! out Of .; Butterworth, out
Q; II.
Eefcree-B!lly Gooch. Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WESTERN RUNNER ENTERS
California Sprintcr TO Compete In
Eastcrf Games Next We'd
neSdny Night,

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Charles Pad
dock. the California Splinter. who won
the interallied sprint championships
at PershinG Stadium. France, last
summer. has entered the 300-yard
handicap race at the Robins Dry Dock
employees game to he held at the
Fourteenth Regiment Armory on Feb
ruary IL.
Robert Lcgendrc. of Georgetown. in
tcrallied Pentathlon champion, will
also start in the 300-ynrd race. The
other scratch men include the best
sprint runners in the East, among
whom arc Lorin Murchison. ST. Louis
ilyer. representing the New York Ath-
ictic Club; Roy Morse. former national
champion:. Walter Conway. OF the
Morningside y. c.. and Ed Farrell of
Gcorgetown has entered its star re-
lay. team in the handicap relay. in
which some of the finest ouartets In
the East have entered. The George
town team comprises ]. J. Connolly
$50: Robert fegcndre. $40: Victor
Auray, ego" and Walter Mcnamara,
"220."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
RIcKEY WALLOPS SPLITTER
Manager of Cardinals Will Vote TO
Eliminate Moist
nHltvCrY-

81. LOUIS. Feb. Manager Branch
Hickey, Of the Cardinals. Will support
the splitter. sinner, emery and other
freak shoots when the major loaguers
meet In Chicago next week.
would eliminate further Developments
or tho freak twisters in the major
i n,,e and that he agreed with Crit
INNS regulation 10 prohibit new pitch.
Hickey fnvo-n tho Recommendation
allowing tho freak shooters to retain
their assortment. Flo no doubt Is swung
TO tins issue because Doak. Goodwin
and Sherdal, leading pitchers with tho
Cardinals, fling the splitter and sinner,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

With The flnal week OF the City Ten
pin League race at hand three teams
arc in the running for high honors.
TWO defeats for Cottrells and ono de-
series by tho Cook Printinfi Companv
viii leave these three teams tied for
strong opposition when they tackie
the McRne Clothing Company team IN
The Palace Alleys next Thursday, for
series there. and that carly in the sea-
son. The Citizens Home Insurance
company Will also meet strong oppo-
Node Bros. next Monday night at the
RECREATION Alleys.
Eut for the sensational shooting of
games Of their series with the Soide
Bros the latter might havo gained a
; siweep ons decision ,isi Instead Of only get
is Out after positioD an9
he intends to give the Citizens. crowd
the fight OF their lives. The Cook
ajr fnn cor Sompany has an easy sehed-
the Palace drives. Last week the
Cooks swept the series from the Rich
Saes and tpa. took T ;hs pub tss
game from the Wooden Mills Company
and Noide Bros. respectfully: There
Eifs qorf snmes th nsesday night the
Citizens Home Insurance Company.
After smashing the naples for oss
anu 40 in mis- first and second games
Nike" Deasy fell to III in his final
effort. His 655 grand total, however.
gives MIN tho high total for the week.
Barbee: OF tho McRaos. has improved
great deal in his work He had sol
,Hr me three games. getting o35 in the
Wade, OF the Richmond Dairy e,ot