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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Child Musicians In Old King Cole Play

MARION ELIZABETH STRICKLAND
IVi and Argyrc White are two chill
dren who viii take leading parts
in one OF the three children's plays TO
be given next Saturday afternoon and
evening in the parish house theater Of
St. Clements church.
Argyre is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Airs. J. c. White and is a violinist
She VIII play solo IN her part as
fiddler to old king Cole Elizabeth
also is one OF the three fiddlers-
The plays are entitled Princess
Tenderheart, "a Chinese Magician"
and Election Day in Gooseland.' The
cast for the first is as follows
Princess Tenderhearr, Betsy Nc
Williams her page, Betty Johnson;
the king. Jualita Sauls- prince Cut
audried, Caroline Dixon; DR.. Sadcase,
Catherine Cook first lady in waiting
Martha Ballard; second lady in wait
ing, Merle Griffith. Scene, the throne
room. Time, never
For "A Chinese Magician" the cast
is Bing Bang Bung, Chinese en-
his only daughter. Mary Duffus.
prince HoW-I-Lie, son or deposed
rebel, Betsy New illiams: Demon Rat
under curse-An sun, a Chinese
god. Aleta Arnold; Tan Hi-Shu, chan
celor or the realm, Pauline Burn.
Scene chamber in The imperial palace.
Time, the year 1913 a D., under the
Bing dynasty.
EOr ELECTION Day in Cf0oseland"
the following will be seen. King Cole.
ruler Of Gooseland, Juanita Sauls,
Mother Goose founder Of the king
DOM Pauline Burn old woman who
lived in a shoe, Caroline Dixon; Bo-
Peep, a careless shepherdess. Mary
Duffusi Mistress Mary, somewhat con-
trary, Betsy 1IcWillfams: Jack Spratt.
who eats no fat, Charlotte Basford;
Mrs. Spratt, suffragette- Eleanor
Griffith; Peter Pumpkin Eater, Eva
Jenkins; Mrs Peter, a pastry cook.
Betsy Johnson; Miss lfuffet. no fond
OF insects, Angela Whittingham:
simple simon, naughty boy. Helen
Johnson Old Mother Hubbard. who
started the S. p. c. A, Catherine
Cook Jack Homer, fond Of pie. Lin
eta Robey; Boy Blue, a sleepyhead,
Dorothy Perkins: Jack, the chore boy.
Alice Root; Jill. the kitchen girl,
Evelyn Walker; Naturalization
Light and gay, Jackie Hotchkiss; cup
bearer TO the king, Zonabelle Traf-
ton; pipe bearer TO the king. Thelma
Irafton- Children In the shoe, Ida
Glen Montgomery, Josephine Quincy,
Margaret Hodge, Eleanor Fleming,
Helen Larrabee. Laura Lawson. Mari
gold Dunno. Betty Cameron. Martha
Cushing. Henrietta Reynaud, Annie
Lyles. Blackbirdss sheep, flowers
Dorothy Atkinson, Lois Cameron,
Leila MarchNeill. Scene, GOoseland
city plaza Time, November .. 1890.
Musical directors viii be Mesdames
William E. Loose and Charles Glover
Costumes designed by hrs. VI i. Nc
Williams. Plays directed and staged
BY lie Roy Lane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
HERE'S NEW LIST OF
CHARITY BALL PATRONS

The following are additional buyers
to the charity ball
l. G. Gum, J. S. Morrison, Capt. T.
Jones. T. A Warren. W. s. Warnochs
.C. II. league. f. L Heath, +. ".
Campbell, n. LapoWslri, J. H Pollard,
Anna p. Burges. B. c. Anthony, MAJ
c. fainter Sallie E. Blake, 3 S
Widdas, ". I. FoLworth, J. W Laws,
". II. Scott. ". F. Jameson, s G.
CroweI, S. G. Van Amer. Harry WALL
hill. J. A Richardson. W. ". Rose,
Walter S. Davis, J. Eantor, Leslie
Held. Dr.. Paul Gallagher, :. A Levy
W. p. Bassett. c. h Leaveh n K
Fletcher. A. Evans, J. i. Sweeney,
A. Il Anderson Geo Evans, J. B.
Dale, II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
FUNERAL OF HENRY BECKER
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW

The funeral OF Henry Becker, treas
urer Of II. Norwald and company, who
died November IS, viii be held at
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon at the
-Hagedon undertaking establish
ment- Burial viii be in Concordia
cemetery.
Becker was one OF the jolliest men
on the recent peace and progress eL-
cursion into Mexico. November II,
Just week before he died. Becker was
Initiated into FL Paso Rotary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

watches Repaired Now
All makes. even the smallest
Martin & Son, 81 z. San Antonio.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
100 BIG AIRPLANES GIVEN
TO INDIA BY ENGLAND

washington, D. c.. Nov. 2Q.-Ihe
British government has presented 70
the government OF India 100 De Havi-
land and Avro airplanes. according 10
reports TO the department OF com
merce. the only conditions attached
TO the gift being that the machines
should be used for purposes Of demon
stration and instruction and should
not be sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
President Wilson Walls
Without Aid OF Cane

Washington. D. c.. Nov 60 Presi-
dent Wilson now IS able TO walk
about the white house without even
the aid Of a cane. IL was stated to-
day at the white house BE uses his
wheel chair only for the purpose OF
an occasional relaxation, &c was said
White house officers declared that
the presidents health had so far inn
proved as TO make &c possible for him
TO address congress in person when
it convenes next month. but that Mr.
Wilson had as yet made no definite
plans to do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
CHILD'SCOURT
NEEDED HERE
SAYS WOMAN

"The Need in FL Paso for Juve-
nile Court was the subject Of an adj
dress made Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert Townsend before the regular
meeting Of the Lamar school Parent
Teachers association The associa-
tion unanimously endorsed the move
ment Tor such a court. ana Mrs Town
send, Mrs. O. A. Critchett and Mrs
s. J. BRENT were named a committee
10 call upon the city council in regard
to the matter.
Plans are being made by which hot
lunches can be served TO teachers and
pupils during the winter months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Wesley Knorrb, arizona
Newsbabermdn, WedS

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nov GOV. Wesley
Enorrp, business manager OF the
Arizona Republican. and Miss Pearl
Stauffer, daughter Of J. w Stauffer,
pioneer resident Of Arizona, and sis
Ter OF Charles A. Stauffer, general
manager Of the Republican campaign
were married here last night by Rev.
j. w. Stavely Of the Methodist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Washington. D. c.. Nov. 20.-Tha
Mexican embassy has issued a state
ment declaring that 10 had been au-
thorfzed by Gen. Oregon president
elect OF Mexico, TO deny that Elias J..
Torres. who last Tuesday extended 70
senator Harding an invitation to visit
Mexico. was acting in behalf OF the
Mexican president-elect-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

A charge OF involuntary man
slaughter against Pvt Leo ]. Martz,
company A. 48th infantry, was filed
Saturday as result OF Investigations
made By military authorities into the
accidental shooting OF Pvt Irving
Howell early Monday morning while
both men were on duty as provost
guards, according TO Maj. X s. SNOW,
in command OF the provost guard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
MRS. ELIZABETH ARPIN
DIES; FUNERAL SUNDAY

Mrs. Elizabeth Arpin. IS years old,
died early Saturday morning at her
home, 2114 Texas street Funeral ser
vices will be conducted at the chapel
Of the Peak-Hagedon underta King
comuauv Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock, burial to follow in Evergreen
cemetery. Rev. Baker Of the East II
Paso Methodist church viii officiate-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Marine Corporal VIII
Tabe Special Training

Corp. Allen ". Stradling, recently
assigned TO the local marine recruit
ing force from Quantico, Va, left sat
urday for Los Angeles, where he viii
take special marine instruction, re-
turning here in December. George G..
vest enlisted Friday at the local Of
flee for three years service In the
Philippines Island and in the Ameri-
can legation guard at Pekin. China
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Julia S. shaw died Saturday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock at as Prospect
street Funeral services are to be con-
Quoted from Visitors chapel. A d. j.,
sunday Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Burial
viii be in Coucordia cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
SOUTHERN ELEVENs
CLOSE GOOD SEASON
Ono of Most Successful Years in
Football Ever Experienced
by Dixie Colleges.
V. VI. |. IS UNvANQUIsHED
Georgia Also comes Through
weeks of Plny Unscathcd by de-
fcat-Othcr Teams Show Dcvcl-
opmcnt of Wcll-DrilIcd Machines.
icy Associates rrrss. |

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. Probably
the most successful football season
mat Southern colleges and univcrsi-
ties have ever experienced came to
a close last week with :, number OF
Spectacular contests in which the
weii-coachcd eIeNens II the South
proved themselves worthy foes OF the
country'S best elevcnS.
Attendance Records were broken at
almost All southern fields. according
10 AL reports here. and interest among
students and other spectators ran
higher than ever before. Tn" great
est feature OF the season. in the minds
CT many. however. was the large num-
Der OF sridiron machines OF UutStana-
ing calibcr that We're developed. in
previous years Their" have been one
or Two great Southern tcdIns that. in
games with the highly trained el.vcns
OF the North. showed themselves tim
!Shcd machines, Capabl" OF ranking
high nationally. T.iis year that list
was enlarged TO include half u dozen
or more.
There were Il number Of intcrsec-
tlonal contests dur me- the season. and
ihdlcations are taa; more will he
play Harvard again next season;
Georgia Tech will play some big
Eastern eleven, probably Yale; other
teams that are expected to engage in
intcrscctional games include Auburn.
North Carolina state, Tulane Virginia
Military Institute. Virginia University.
washington and Lee. ana possibly
others From their records OF this
year. many of them have at least an
even chance Of returning victors.
Or the many great clcvcuS that the
season produced, four came through
Win records OF no defeats by other
DiNie teams, tire. of thcm--ticorgia
Teen, Georgia University and Tulane
I'm the Southern Intercollegiate Ath-
lctir Association. ana one-Nirginia
Military lnst!tute--in the South At
Iintic conference. Georgia University
anu V. NJ. l. lost no games. the Vir-
Einians winning against Pennsylvania
contest, and Georgia combining it's
games to Southern Griiirons Tech
lost only to Pittsburgh. and Tulane
70 Michigan. \ dozen or moro ether
southern teams made records almost
as creditable ana showed themselves
Ncu-drillcd machines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
EMBRYO SEA COMMANDERS
JUBlLANT OVER WINNING
Naval Academy Scene OF wild En-
fhusiasm When Victorious
Icnm Itcturna.
: ASSOCIATED HrcSs. I

by Associated lreSS.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, Nov. 2S.-For
nearly three hours thit afternoon and
early this evening the naval reserva-
tion Was the scene OF riot Of noise
ana 1ubilation because OF the demon
$trat!on by the midshipmcn return
York
The students returned in four spe-
cidi trains. The celebration began
shortly after ! o'clock with the ar
rival CT the first section OF 500 stu
uchts and reached its climax when
me victorious football warriors had
necn drawn 10 the reservation in
buses. from which the horses had
been detached and squads of the hap
by embryo sea commanders furnish
ea the drawing power. The main, or
Maryland Avenue. entrance to the
academy was ae!ow with red. white
aud blue electric lights. and bulbs
OF the same hueS We're strung from
inc top OF the wireless tower to tho
ground. y piece of white canvas
stretched across the top OF the gate
way was cmbciiiShcd by a painting
drpicting tn" Navy goat, official Navy
athletic mascot, butting Army's mas
c"t--t mulc-ovcr an cmbankmcnt
into river. II also bore the score
az thc-Eame-Navy T. Army. q.
The celebration had it's climax in
front OF Bancrcft Hail. where more
than 2.OoO students chccrcd the play
ers, the team and the coaches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
HAVANA ENTRIES TUESDAY

Tor r'r n r1cH;iy. and one half furiongs.
.W1o,,tiij,nc Flame TO-; ..s.ocpy Dear. 100:
n I,ra,, Mng"I,i,9 io7 Helen Lucas. 10!
vo sse ois, t.cs-nve 'nrionrs: for ,hroe
EGhr-oIis and upward: claiming: uurs.
ne Ma Rrcrna. Tot; 'n"lIyhuck loi. ia,
East l"1 'Koundel, los .JaluHs q; io,.
M.piEiiHyln' ~ Fo'd. l!2: Shasta, liz.
Third, race Hv" furlonrs: Tor ,hr..
yeS6 -o.9s ana UPWARDS: claiming: purs-
W" Lady lone. io4: 'C;oi,,stn,i. ior.
MISS i'rus!i. lbg 'om"mc ll2: Iiculnck
~. Hora. IL l.,nRhorne lis: siinn"r
n,'.VGT; IL Laughing Eyes H.. lis. Jun
Fourth racc--avc and onc.hart furlonrs
Tor ihTcs -y"ar.oiis aii upward: Claiming
ppnmdrse ,s,ne-'hinG Itrccze. 81: .Abbcss
!G9. Emma 100: Eastern Glow, loS.
'Ftnis; ITO; 'Ramcau. los: .WarIoan. ITO.
f1ith rhcc--iiNC and one half ;urionr..
ini cr-yta' -r!ts and upward; cIa!,nint: :
puT1 SIoO-'Sa!n Rose. 81; Doctor II
!os: 'rwcnty- Seven, 1903; Callopin lio.
nt!aze.way. iia; Tickle Fancy lis: Bui.
sixth race-in!ie and one eighth; tor
, mr." Er;.I,3'd. and upward: claiming
rnrsr: 500 -'NeIIc o.. Donna Grafton
- Ilinothy o. Hogan. 100. 'CIip. 100,
,HGnH!hHial". i03. Duke o: shelby, iOJ
s', MOSS. 1903: i'as do Chance. li2
Weather cloudy: track. sloppy.
'-NpE:tutiCc allowance claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
TO LAY MASSACHUSETTS
KEEL AFTER NEW YEARS
Lexington VIII De started soon
tfter,vnrd. >F"IIo'Seh ny Tw"
scout Cruisers.
BY Associated Press. J

QUINCY. MASS. Nov 2s.-The kee.
cf the uperiroadnought Massachu-
settles. VIII ne laid soon after New
Years Day. i; was announced to-
nigh; :, the Fore River plan; Of The
He,hlehen sh.pouuding Corporation
La.
the Massachusetts VII! be larger
,haa any vessel now IN the United
S,ates Navy. Her length will he go
feet over all and los feet beam Her
displacement WI, tie 1920 tons she
sL.l have electric drive and engines
o. 10000 horsepower and her speed
J. 20 be ;wcnty-thrcc knots. The ar
inar0ent w;ll comprise twelve sixteen
inch guns and = secondary battery
OF sixteen siX-inch guns
The ke-! %! the Lexington. a bat
re cruiser, vii! be laid soon after tina;
- the Massachusetts. She will have
r"lrly the same beam. but her length
Yer al. j. 20 be $50 feet and dis
placement $500 tons. The Lcxiug.
ton's engines Of 10000 horsepower
w.' yield speed of thirty i've knots
Under electric drive. she viii mount
eight s!N;een-inch guns ana sixteen
si&-inch guns and also viii have eight
torpedo tubes.
Two unnamed scou; cruisers with
10000 horesa.wer engines and speed
OF thirty-.tvf. knots. also will be
buIlt I; Fore River in the coming
year. The plant now Is working on
naval construction that Will total an
Iroximately 5000. GOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
BOWIE RESULTS

E, f nIno race-for all ages. claiming; purse.
iSiMo% on ii,o' go %.9 won; 'Kingl,ng
10 t>rou, $50. third. Time. i:i9. Also
ran ~ Fierce. Dorothy's Pet Vcsuvi,is,
Ma,GerY SIT Jack. Napeon and Keina o.
Coupied James Arthur entry.
second racc-tor all ages. claiming; purse
1no iH {Mo moo an ' s SaFassosrsa5
m .%5'g:yn,oJ ji' In91SNfelG 2;9 2sG second
TrarpipE, heauHar;,!s. Katie Canal and
Third race the wiusome purse: for two.
Antilles. 10 tf'carceb' s73a o;S 10 ,ynn
6lue Bell. loi rweiner,. 10. 90. second
nginugh Gicl. -. GooneyD. s2o third
j line 10 :. Also rnu-VIc and Flnn
Fourth rac"-rh. Comrnic handicap: for
al aEcs purse 81 90. ono nil" and aav
sH,y !aFds-fei,ow Hand. i's CW"incr) 3 90
~ our. won; My Dear. loo OHcupc!). 2 90
'hSa. Tiins. a .. Also rau-War Cry.
F!ith rnc"--thc Valiant purse; Tor iva
nlie-snpcrY ~ o tMGona purse s29; one
Hr or; I}sdaa II ,&Hc9inson,: rs. IS Sec Sec,
2nh. Neha! Joy. ~! Uaucast"-l 40 thlrd
innc' LIZ. AFRO ran-Mock Orange, Orius.
N.t. Wet and Wilton Arrow.
caimins pnrss Il n? .SS ear o,d7 and w.
sixieon,h-Sunnylaad liz GI,n,n+, s Snu q
s,,2. won; itcndric. 10 tnobinsonJ. $40 800
1Tg,G G0m Gh"s,Iur iiS fngweD; $40, third
hIns flihberiy G!boctt. Marie Antoinc,;c
sevSnIh r,ce-far ,nrce-y-ar.olds and
iErloiE ,-Woudihrush ~, Gf,mraO = a.
~ 20 won: Iack Reeves. liz tuuiwcifS'
tsShwaTszi +ieiSS""d ,,,,rs on'!rrn,Sn,"l ~
Iso ran Gourt Foo. Ws,r6sa UP pcly - R :, p
go. kcSu ana Thistl. Queer ~ "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
HAVANA RESULTS

s.5Hqi:a a:s .1%@ $aeY n H., ar ;ss
Pirate. lO5 tKc!sayi. to- g. ,o3 : re
;iuni"r I!att: ITO tCarmod3 10 to 4 -
Iii. 70 Tine lag; Also ran--Daricy
Biscuit -""hh"'o ana
. s"e"nl race pure. 500: ,wo-y car.olds;
(. TO :, / 20 ). vic Num-. i'oHIs'' "a; 70
;n"ej. . 10 2. even. ! to 2. t;:r,,. ,oq
ii.""'HHE1. 70 J, 70 l. 10 10. Time.
go, -rN!s ' 'an--Arnt peda. Cannon iIali
hir! raee-z-pursc. 500: all ages: claim
, Eif ne snrIonEs Count Boris. liz
a' MiiF"o2 ]? ,ls.i,m 5a ,a,:s Ma n !.
Jus. Top kung. McCleiami anl ' Dixie
ci H.%uT1a 6 5;sennirss 800 al ages
h-'', ,i;1l, to J. 20 |. 10 8. Krwtss.
~, tienmhnl. Is To- l. to i 3 To- !:
''- ~ Hy ri i,o denrsiyer'' eyen. to 5
Got"ne!. frasouelc Laushornc ana ~.
Ei;h race-purse. 800: ,hrec.year-ol,s
anu upwards. Claiming: I've ana a b.i;
iHTlonsS Back Prince iO5 (Ni"T, u,.. a.
TO- even. 70 :. BucknaiI. io7 tGsun,p,'
~ -. Also Ean-ilarion iIoJ!lns. AMI,
IN h"t!e' bi!l Hunlcy ana brother Nlc-
s"ih fac.e-purse. 500. all ages: claim
iMs: tx inf .@"ss--Do.ph: i0s lkrunpj.
aoneyl ; to l. to G' 70 d III D& &4 Nd
iia:. tk:lssy). TO- :, even. ] TO 2. Time.
/ seventh raoe--purse. 500. ,hree-year.
V.dS and UPWARDS: claiming. one mile
,95nl. ,evcn. 10 g. ! to 5. Donna Grafton
iei Woial, u 20 !, to i. 2 TO !. sem.
sssn i1'T 70 'G FMS tA"f 81 l,s 70
Mus"ct. MiscrIcorde and Duke OF Shelby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
COOK AND HARRIS WIN
EXCITING TENP|N MATCH
CITY Champions Successfully De-
fend Title Against Whitmans.
Winners Arc CbuIIcnucu


In an exciting match ut the Rccrca-
ZION Alleys Saturday night the city
doubles tcnpin champions, Cook and
harris. successfully defended their
titie against Whit and Ray whitman,
winning tho nvo-game match by the
margin or forty pins.
Cook and Hurts went to the front
with thirty-four-pin lead In the
first game. but the Whltmans cut thIs
lead TO twenty-one pins In the second
game. Both the third and fourth
games were onc-sided AFFAIR. Cook
and Harris winning the third by scv.
cy-four pins and the .Whitinans thc
fourth by eighty pins. and thereby
cutting the champions' Load after the
fourth game TO fifteen pins
This lead was cut 20 four uIns az
ter the first frame or the decIdinp
The fast pace set by the bowlcrs
In the other games told on ali of
them and in the nnni game none or
the contestants was shooting as they
should have. although Harris by n run,
or strikes IN the closing frames
brought his score up TO 2l2 and
brought victory to his team by TWEEN
ty-hvc pins In the final game whic n
together with the lead previously
gained gave the champions the match
by forty pins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
JUDGE LANDS HAS NO,
PROFOUND PLAN AF00T
Main Object Now, AYERS Jurist, Is
TO Divorce baseball From Gam
bling Fraternity.
NOT SAVIOR NOR DICTATOR
No Means Gamblers Will Not En-
ploy to Attain Ends, in Opinion
of Federal Jurist, Who Will be-
eide Baseball Destiny.
GBy Associated PrasS.l

MEM YORK. Nov. 2S.-The mos,
important matter III the welfare OF
the national game" is the complete
divorcing from it of the gambling
clement. Judge keCsaw NJ. Lands.
new head of organized baseball. said
here today. before starting back
for Chicago Judge Lands attended
tho Army-Navy football game here
OF the New York Giants
Il don't want 20 be hailed rs die
t4tor. nor a savior" he said What
am seeking is 10 learn the best
things to be done, and want the
ierests Of tho game At heart
He said he mad no profound or
deeply mysterious sch cmes for deal
inE with problems OF the same. but
emphasized mis- determinations to
The cooperation OF the baseball!
nd civil authorities could accomplish
much toward eliminating crooked
ness he added. To show how
gambling influence, my experience
and observation as lawyer and
Judge mas been that there is no crime
this element won't commit for some
gamblers ar. OF that kind-somc Of
them are pretty decent fcllnws--hut
'hat such is the spirit Of professional
gambling.
IL more stringent laws are needed
TO prevent wrongdoinE in baseball
they can he Effected through either
Federal ana state statutes. | don't
believe there would he any difficulty
IN having such Legislation introduced
III Washington. for decent people are
700 fond OF the game not 10 10 what
they can for its - sod"
Judge Lands Will return 10 New
York December Is to attend Il joint
III Getting OF the American and Ma
'ional leagues for the purpose of dis
cUssing reconstruction plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
MED|C0S HAVE NUCLEUS
FOR EXCELLENT Qu|N
Doctors Already Practicing, N,
Expect Good Basketball Team
From Large Squad.

with nucleus OF three lcttcr m
on whom representative team
being built, the prospects for unoth.
winning team at Medical College
Virginia arc good. Last year II
embryo doctors. withou, the serv;c.
OF Il coach. made for themselves !.
enviaole record. by winning nine o,
OF eleven games. Only after a ha
tight did they lose the cha,npionsb
or the city 10 the crack Church III,
quint.
The Sawboncs have been prac.lci,
lai,hIuiiy since October and u
Ihctr manager. J. T.. Taylor. has 5
cured games will all strong 'ioc
CUNTS, as well as with many 9th
co!cge teams in this vicinity. II
december 4. with Union Theologic
Seminary?
Among the list OF candidates a
hnch men as hurry captain and st,
merly captain OF n william and Ma
team; Dickcrson. diminutiyc qua,
who Is rated az one OF the beat
THIS section. Moreiand. fast forwai
on the 1870 Qulnt: Tyler H. Curay:i
and .frccisses all on last years Sour
Others who are making strong bill
ii3r regular birth, are: Wilson.
t,ia,mpdsn. Sidncy: Howard. OF RaI
-'''HN'''. OF bullLOfs
Whitaker, OF Trinity; q. Caravati,
Richmond College: Mangus. Lchal
fGGkard, Mccartney and walters
ne team is practic!rg at the NJ
en- Catholic Union gymnasium. ~
mas secured the local Y. ii. c. &. {.
their home EH,nes
Two trips have been arranged a F..
the complete schedule will fnIiol
soon. Manager Taylor IL neEotIa;i,
with johns Hopkins Unlycrgity Il
a game here in February ond hon
20 close WIN thrrn Snnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
BOARD CALLS FOR TENDERS
FOR SUPPLYING COAL
Government Merchant ships VIII Use
2,2iO,oh Tons of bunker Fuel
in Coming Year.
I Hy Associatcd Press.

w ASHINCiTON, Nov. .S.-TrndyTS
for furnishing 100000 tons OF
bunker coal for government merchant
ships during the coming year. wrr,
called !or tonight Icy Inc shipping
Board. BIDS VIII be opened Dccern-
Der 10 and . performances bond equal
TO 10 per cent %: the total OF INC
award VAS required OF the successful
bidders
officials estimated that the govern.
ment feet could obtain years Goa
for about $33.j0O 80 by this means
when they declared would be a saw.
ing Of millions Of dollars as thcn5ard
mas been forced INTO the omen mar
net IN the past 20 buy coal al rricas
hanging as nigh as $50 a ton. Under
ne present call the board would pc,
coal az n. ruling market price and
require IN. successful bidder 10 Dan
any excess so paid over the contrac,
price IN the event that The bidder
ia!ls 10 max" deliveries
De IiN"Ti"s are TO be-. made in i,ynl...
maximum. .ustailrnents OF IL nO1 ,n,,.
az New YORK. $500 tons q, Philadci-
I'nla; Boston, $500 tons. Rll,!mora
1000 tons, Norfolk. ,O.g0U TON.
.,dhiartest"n' ilG" tons. Savannah. g.,
3@5 TONS Jacksonville a.333 Ious
Tampa, ..ec0 tons. Pensacola ado
TONS; Mobile, ;,l". tons S.w Orl..,,.e
1855 tons. Gal Weston. gOs3 fons
i'ort Arthur, 600 tons, ana svJn.y
900 tons. '".'S'