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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-09-02

Civil war has broken out in town.
The Valley City Grocery Co.. employees,
after witnessing the drubbing admin
istered to A. L. Green's baseball team
last Sunday have decided that their
company boasts enough players to at
least even up the score, and have
challenged the management to game
for next Sunday. If the challenge is
accepted, and it no doubt will be, there
will be fur flying when the two teams
clash, as each one is out after the 9TH
ers "blood." If any more narrowing
details come forth, they will be an:
nounced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
SPIDERS ELECT PRICE
CAPTAIN OF 1921 TEAM
Richmond Gridiron Warriors Honor
Blacksburg Boy Mt Banquet.
Letters Arc Given.

Tyler Price. n native Of BlacNsourg,
was honored las: night by the foot
ball players of the University of
Richmond when they elected him to
captain tho Red and Bluc team in
1921. The election took place ut II
banquet rendered the team. Price.
who plays guard. has been a member
of two Spider clcvcns and. although
one of the lightest players in the Rich
mond line. his work has been con-
sistcnt.
Thirteen members OF the Spiders
and Manager Bentley were the guests
of Coach Frank Dohson following the
game yesterday afternoon. and the
We're made by the coach. Manager
bentley. and several OF the players.
Each OF the players were awarded the
"R" for their services this year on
the gridiron. They are: Captain
Broaddus, Carter. Zeglor, Towill,
Jones. klcresahl, Price, captain elect !:
Snead Robins. W!llinCham. Bethel.
Nuckols and Booker. Manager Rent
ley also WAS awarded a monogram.
Macon ended yesterday afternoon the
Spiders closed the most successful
season in the history OF the West
hampton institution. Undertaking a
much harder schedule than has been
the case in former years, the Red
and Blue team has made an enviablc
record, losing only TWO games. one
Make Forest. Catholic University.
William and Mary, Hampton Sidney.
Randolph Macon and Lynchburg were
defeated by Richmond.
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BOWIE RESULTS

First racc--one milo and seventy yards
Sentimental. loo o. Mooney. S2I.l0. S9.an.
$3.50 won: Ringing IL. i07 CT. Jarvis).
miiS0' ss;2o. second; AuTum. ll1 O.. But.
ran: Hope. May W. Lady Granite, Martha
l.uckc,'., stir III. kehome. I.cdonasuer.
second racc--scven- !ghths mile Duo
p.notncy. ITO tMorrisl. $3.50. $50. $40,
won; Sohriga'ir JIG tNopney), $3.50. $3.50.
second; Master Jack, los az. i.ancastcrj.
McLaushlin. gh; Rose. Dr. Charles Wells.
Third race--six and onc.ha!f fu-ionrs-
Jadda los tkobinsonl. s0.Ge. 1910. s.iO,
Won; DTy Moon, ~ twc.ncr. $3.50 20.
second: i.cocharcs. 1870 uiutw"ip. $40.
l.ydeHer. Lava. Legal Tender
Fourth racc-cne and onc-cirith miles
Tprity WitcActi. l22 tRoWnuJ. $3.50,
!. o. won Yellow Hand. rs CEnsorl
iC2. or. Lancaster. third. Time. I:5G ~.
Also ran: Recount. Dolly e.
,AiooHsyp. silo. $500. $50 'sSsGs'H Won: h Kin;
bang. loi (Wcincr). $3.50. s2.Gy second
Cock o the Roos;: los N;obinson). $40.
vcnal Joy, ST. GerInain. Lady Hcverwyc,:
also ran.
Si4u racc-onc and one half niIlcs-,Jact
Reeves. 100 HcupcD. $3.50 $3.50 $3.50,
won Great Gull. ll3 (Butwci) $50 332V
second: Eouen,. 100 tMorris>. S2.s0. third.
solid Rock. Barcoy. Mistress Polly thistle
queen.
seventh -acc--onc mile and a six;ccn.h-
Frank Monroe. 50 On. Schwartz SSi.O
i';5v., $50. won; Goalcr II" ,SCtzci5
tMorris). 1:.co. third. Time. 1851. Go.
iginbtne. Berlin. LORD Herbert Sans pcueI
IL. Albert A.. King John also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
HOPPE AND PETERSON
COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS
Champion Cue Artists Give I'innI
Entertainment before Large Audi
cnce In This City.

Willie Hoppe. worlds champion
Is hallI- lin" billiard player, and
Charley Peterson. worlds fancy and
, nIs,Sa shot hot. biliinrd champion. com
reation Billiard Academy yesterday
with afternoon and night perform
nnccs. Before each exhibition. Mr..
PETERSON gave lecture on billiards
and pointed out 10 the spectators
their play. His trick and fancy shots
were noihin. short OF marvellous
Some OF his fancy shots amazed the
ihns who believed they were impos-
siolc. bat Mr.. Peterson made them
nevertheless.
In the afternoon exhibition Hoppe
defeated Peterson 800 TO 81, going
out in nine innings with an unfiniSh-
ed run OF 10. His high run for this
exhibition was %, made in the sixth
inning. Peterson couid not seem to
set started. but in the eighth inning
ne gathered his points one after the
| Ither ana when he finally missed he
had run 90. Hoppe. besides his run
OF w. had runs of 10 and 10 In the
evening performance tioppc Just com
inrnced TO show why he is the cham
n In,n o. me world, for he ran out in
iour innings with an unfinished rum
@! lo3. His other innings were &c.
- and 81. Making his 200 points in
-FOUR INNINGS game him an average OF
- points for this match. During the
iouf cNh!hitions which Hoppe gave
IN thirty given innings, giving him
an average of 10 for his visit 10 this
| city. =" LAS
In his exhibition against time.
PETERSON ran so points in ; minutes
ahh second. but after clicking off
Inc worries and was unable 10 finish
| his attempt.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
Virginia. II; North Caro,,p,

v. VI. l.. ~; " u. l.. Z.
do TIIiv Madoyy Of Richmond. CO; Ran
LynchburF College. G: Roanoke
College. 6; tie score.
stanton Military Academy. 40:
f's AumnI,s Mi M'i;,yyr school: :;
Shenandoah Valley Academy, 6.
John Marshall. Z; Maury High
Nor Norfo j Naval Ease. II; Grea,
Trinity, o; wonord. o; nie,.
Mary. Z. ""'
STATE 81. { College; 40; Wake Forest, =
thurman. q; Davidson, o.
st Johns Military Academy, IA,
Allen Military School. O.
Franklin and Marshall. o: Gcttys.
burg. o.
Oklahoma, a.: Drake. :.
Spring Hin, II; Mississippi College
lice Institute. o; Arkansas ..
\, Ic%as University. 4; Texas y. &
Georgia Tech. "a: Auburn. o.
Nebraska. 20: University OF Wash.
si! un,Sfr5 81 : Of # Alabama. -; Mis-
Tennessee. Il: Kentucky State. :.
Georgia, So; Clemson. Q.
Florida: o: oglcthorpc, cl
Jefferson. Is.
Marquette. 81: Wabash. :.
Penn state. q: University OF Pitts.
hurgh. q.
Southern Methodist University. 0
BAYLOR University. 0; tie).
Texas Christian University NJ
southwestern University, &c.
Kendall. 40: Eolla School o,
Mines. 0.
Notre Dame. %: Michigan Aggies o
Missouri l6: Kansas Z.
81 Xavier. 81: Haskell Indians, :
Wittenberg. {; TDcuiSon, q.
Furman, Z: Davidson. o.
legr. 0.
Centre College. 100: Georgetown
College. Q.
Wooster. Z; Mount Union. 2.
Maryville College. 81; Tusculur
College, &.
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= VIRGINIA BREAKS TARI4EElS SPELL WINNING II TO Q
AERIAL WORK CARRIES
VANDERBILT TO VICTORY
Enables Tennessee Eleven to Turn
Tide OF Seeming Defeat by
CcwapcC
IBy Associated Press. ]

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 25.-
Aerial work, coupled with = bewiider-
ing on-side kick. enabled tho Wander
bilt football eleven to turn n seeming
defeat into z 2l-:oJ victory svcr
the Sewancc eleven here this after
noon before one of the largest crowds
! that ever gathrcd on Dudley Field
Sompletely ouipiaycd during the first
half, the Commodores resorled to the
passing in the third and Fourth pc
RODS. scoring three toucndowns and
Kicking every goal. III the first
to the thirty-yard line and made :.
| spectacular field goal from Il difficult ,
angle. Both teams displayed better
work on the oifcnse than on the de-
After Sewance had kicked off.
Vandy returned the ball in line bucks
,il end runs To Scwanee's forty-yard
ter Scwanec had made four first
downs. the Commodore defense
| strengthened and they held on their
own twenty -three-yRrd lire and Sk,d-
goal
Following m exchange OF punts in
inc second quarter. Sewancc got the
ball on Nandy's thirty-yard line and.
employing end runs and line plunEes,
advanced the ball to Vandys four
Sard i! Gcfon where again the Comm1
'N' 'A'athSS ana the ball
went over. y few moments later.
Sewancc again marched toward
Nandy.s goal line. but the half ended
with the ball in Sewanee's possession
on nandy's eleven-yard line.
After exchanging punts for over
ten minutes. Vandy got possession OF
The ball on Sewanee's thirty-fiyc-yard
line. and Neil, with Vandy's fleet half
back on-side, kicked the bail TO the
Tigers Courtyard line. whore berry
hiil picked 1t up and raced across
the goal limo for Nandy's first touch
down. Latham kicked goal There
was no further scoring during ;hia
uncorkcd several forward passes that
put the ball on Scwancc's thirty-four
yard line GodchauN rushed in To re-
Ncrc Floyd. stood on Nandy's thirty-
yard line and threw Il perfect pass
into the waiting hands of Ilcndrick
VINO stood several feet beyond Sc,
wanee's goal line
=. Win less than minute to play.
Sewanee cssayed n forward pass from
her own thirty-yard line, and Raw
burn. who had just been sent into
the game, Intercepted the bali and
ran thirty-nve yards for the third
touchdown. FLOYD. playing his last
year as Commodore, kicked goal
and the game ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
MARSHlL[|TES V|CTORS
OVER MAURY HIGH, I TO .
Captain Tyson Proves Inyincibl
Against Onslaughts OF Nor.
folk Eleven, u

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. s5-In on
or the clcancst and yet most vicious
~ fought games hero this year. nm
before the largest attendance ut
interscholastic football contest thi
season. John Marshall High on,
played and outgcneraled Aiaur
High this morning for z to G vic.
tory.
Tho only marrlng feature of thF
game waH tho muddy and uncertai
hciu. The outstanding star of tn
game, who had the grentest share 4
John Marshalls showing. was Cap
tain Tyson. This younystcr was
xeritablc cyclone in hitting the Maurs
be gninsaid, and registcrc4 the bui
or John Marshalls first downs, nj
wei as putting over its only touchs
down. Tho Mnury defense was heips
less against his plays.
hlnnkcnship Also Stars.
Biankensh!p made him an exceiie,a
sue az partner. registering n numbea
q, gains through the line and Of
me Maury boys probably played
INC poorest game OF the last fiyl
tncy nave assisted In staging Tit
impression soon gained footiDp tha;
they had lost come Of their "nef,, IN
We're also suffering from ovcr.coII
hucncc. Ihc Iaults were moro or lel7
siar!ng the first quarter. But NJ
ter John Marshnlrs score the Con-
inodorcs Bettled down and gradual
begun 10 show some OF their old fIgf.s
spirit and almost succeeded in tic;
Ing the score.
Six minutes after tho kickofY Joh
Marshall made the FIRST score. Tyso
put this over when he broke nroun5
inc right end. clcverly weaving hIy
way around and behind tacklers fos
kicked goal.
second Quarter.
IN inc second quarter John Mar
Ing the pace steadily and when
the defensive holding Maury's fieet
rooted men and plungcrs until tho
were forced 20 kick.
looked good for Maury. and in whIc
al one time u appeared az II III
BOYS had struck their stride. was tn
In,rd. When late in this pcrios
wcntv-hre-ynrd dash. and BuJ,
lock. little later. smashed throur
TOT fourteen Yards. tho Commodort}
rot within easy striking distance.
the center for touchdown by inche
Gallup failed to kick goal.
Tho hnal quarter was n nip-ant
s snnk nMa'r id 5u, when The nnal whilst
six, yards Of the Maury goal line, b,
had been held. The lineup:
Maury J. Mshail
Er!cdhcrE fright end JIInk,
Mccoy -. right tackle. I.aBsIt,
House. fright guard E,,,,Jn
Elliott ccntcr kudlr
Mics .Ictt guard. 49,. Greer
Ecistrr $50. LETT tacklc Rid
Smith ....... left end Saunde,
y Bullcck ..Quartcrback. II. Dude
Irwin right half Johnso
J. {. Fuller left half. Biankenshi
Gallup ...... .fullback. .. Tyso
Score by nunrters
John Marshall ....... : o o.
haNrv ................ O 6 o.
Suhstitm,ions: For Maury-Sald
for kcistcr: Webb for Elliott I'd
John Marshnil-Oisen for Blnnkc.
shin. Touchdowns scored-Tyson
l.ullock /. Goals kicked from touch
down-Tyson. Time of Quartcrs-J
minutes. Rcfcrcc--QuiCicv penni
Umpire - Lieutenant Hogan. FicI
iudgc-Sor;hrup. Head linesman-
Jones.
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Photo by wasde.

holding. Blackford succeeded Nc
ofHinnsii isinehart punted TO Car
lsinehart broke up n long Carolina
forward pass. Russell went in for
oppienan; a forward pass. CARING
I,inehar, kicked to Caroiina's twenty
live-yard line. Blncxiord Intercepted
a forward pass and ran, to cnrolIna's
Yards. Carolina took the ball on
downs. Lowe kicked TO RUSSELL who
ran ran the ball to Cardinals eighteen
ton to iinehart. was incompieicd.
Just n3 Russell went back to try for
HELD goal time was called and the
game ended. Score: Virginia, IA;
Tho lineup:
Virginia. Position. Carolin,
Newman. 80. left end Morris
Mcconnell. left tackle 49,. .Harrell
(Captain)
Clarke left guard ..Poindextcr
Jiankins. center JacobI
Fcnwick right guard ..prichard
| Hal. right tackle $50. Handy
Michic..... right end -. Shepard
tCaptain)
witt. $3.50. quarter back Mcdonald
i!nehart.. left half Lowe
Oppleman. right half .Hutchins
Dunn. ....... fun back -. .Spaugh
score by quarters:
virginia ............ o ia
Carolina .......... o o o o. O
substitutes: VirEin!a-Shackelfo
Tor Mcdonnell. Iundcl for Dunn. Ray
for Shackclford. Russell for Oppie-
man. Darlington for witt, Stephenson
Tor Newman. Wood for IIankins.
Steward for Clarke. Blackford To-.
FenwicE. Carolina - MoGce for
Spaugh. kcrnodie for Handy. Abor-
nathy for Hutchins. Fulton for Aber-
nathy. liutchins for Fulton. SpauEh
Tor McGce. Cochran for Morris. Owen
for PoindeHter.
Touchdowns-witt. Rinehart. Goals
from touchdown-IIall (2).
ofilciais-Rcferec. Magomn (Mich-
igan); umpire, Donnclly (Trlnity)
field judge. Meter (SpringficlD :;
head l!nesnan. Feltzer iDavldson).
Time Of pcriods-15 minutes.
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Mnnngc, "The Mink, Acccrtnhly.

LEN INGTON. w, Nov. 2j.--lOhn
w. T!nsdn!c. Of Clarksville. Va. has
como into unusual prominence AT
Washington and Leo University
through his excellent management OF
the business Affairs of the Mink, the
nn!Vcrs!;y's new humorous magazine
He vas elected TO this responsible
position al the close OF the last school
jority OF : 20 i. and II is largely
Que 10 his ability that tho business
department Of the new magazine has
been efficiently oryanizcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
GEORGIA, SIS: CLEMSON, o
Cracker University Held Carolina
University Team Almost at VIII
Durfucs ISiIy.
[By a Associated Press

~ HEHovIat' N IIths.I
ATHENS, GA. NOV 2J.-GeorE!a
University took IT'S THANKSGIVING
game from Clemson here today. % 10
y. closing the season Tor the Red and
Black with no defeats. Georgia an
pcarsd able to make headway almost
at Will against the Carolina team and
steady gains by all the Georgia backs
were added TO by spectacular spr!uis
Ly Left Half Back Hartley.
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0GLETHORPE is WINNER
Quarter Back Turns Opposition
Touchdown into Victory for
Georgia College.

COLUMBUS. GA. Nov. 25.-Ogle.
tthorpc's fast eleven trounced the
University OF Florida. 81 to o. hero
against the heavier team. Quarter
Rack Varnadoc mado the spectacular
play OF tho game when he intercepted
forward pass on his own eight
ynrd line and raced across the Flor
Ida goal line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
CENTRE WALKS AWAY
Defeats Georgetown College, Of Ken
lucky, lU3 Ia O-aicAillen Has
Field Day.
| by United News.

1''J 0FrIRVU -NC"SI
i,ANNi LIE, KY. Nov. 25.-Centrc
college defeated Georgetown College,
Day football game here, 1903 TO o.
with the varsity team playing in only
,wo quarters. the first and the last.
mere never was such Il walk -ovas
M!l'cn. q Quarterback. carried the ball
ntteen times for an average gain OF
~ yards and Centre completed
Millcn carried the ball to scoring
range and gave IL to another back :
he!d man to carry over the line and
he also made four touchdowus him,
self. y
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N-wnrk again Winner

=. IIIt-H IJEIIFIiIA IN, Nov gJ-
N:ewark Central High school for the
LII. LII, cchaecutir. year. won the
sShoiastic cross-country cha,nnrpn ,
sbip or Paramount Park today. max
ing a total OF fifty-tWo poIn,s
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Beecher Reeeiy,s n.c,,,o,

Bssshsr Of 3E Nsw YORK r sshsnr thy
Judges decision Ia 4 twelvc-round
bout with "Dutch" Brandt. OF Brook
!yn. here today. Brandt. substituting
who failed to appear. weighed i2S
and Beeoher 12o pounds.
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Howard defeat, pcnn.yI,,

WASHINGTON. Nov o5.-Iiowara
I'm pcrsity. OF Washington. won The
annual negro football classic hero To-
u may IRON Lincoln University. OF
iiemmsyiVan MA, by scoro OF AZ I'd @.
ilo"hrhs goal Was no; crossed dun.
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Enrmnn Drfent. nnXId.o,,

GREENNIi.LF.. S. c.. Nov. 25.-A
steady march\ of eighty wards in the
tccShd Quarter and Spccr's kicked
sohl nettcd Furmnn University
10 victory over Davidson here to-
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Winter Rncinp ,,,r,,.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25..W!ntor
oury track with record crowd in
attendance. War MASK. with JOCKEY
inptuSt1n UP; won the feature race, the
lhhh kSEivinE hanlica at n inIin
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DetroIt D.,.,,. ,,,..

1T. NUIT, Nov. 25.-Thc pitinrinp
no!lty OF two backhcid men. whn
= smashed n,ns, holes in Rutgers defense
%, ipst a. Will gave the University
" DetIoit FOOTBALL team ! 81 TO U VIC
tory over Rutgers here this after
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jackson a.atx R.oeh-

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-willie
Jackson. of New York, won from
Matt Brock. of Cleveland. in the
fourth round OF n scheduled eight
round bout here today. The referee
stopped the bout because of the pun
!ghmGnt mated out TO brock.
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CADETS FLYING
SQUADRON KEEPS
ITS SLATE CLEAN
Continued From First Page

I'm fiEsl i'aec.)
"pin 10 make only one first down
during the entire game. The work
OF The tacklcrs was especially good.
For V. i. l.. Sutton was the star
OF tho backiic.d. and Il was a sight
TO see his broken field running. Crisp
starred in the line, and CARPENTER
played an excellent game at end Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26

BALTlMoRE. Nov 25.---Universi,y
OK Maryland retained tho state inter,
soiieSiatc football championship here
versiVy "a 10 :. "o h0pN'"s uni
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y '>UTIl!IlHT N--SCOTINE Tor Y, M 4.
Tonchdowns. Summers ]. Stuart g;
goals from touchdowns. I.ecch. . out
OF three attempts: Held goal, I.cech ].
scoring FOR v. i. L.: Touchdcwns.
Tilson, / goals from touchdown, Wal
lace ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Army)
Umpire - ckGson Lehigh). Head
l.incsman--GOoch (NirginiaN
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SPORTS
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY WINS
HARD-F0UGHT CONTEST
bctcnts William md Mary, II to z,
In Fast Game, Capturing
Association Title.

| NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 81
iiampden-Sidney this afternoon de-
ien'ed william and Mary II to Z. in
last game. and won The chinp!un
sup OF the l.. V. ]. y. a. The playing
wa" inarred by the Indians fumblcs
d. cFiticaI stages Of the game. Smith,
ii"'hpueh -Sidney's right half back.
wa3 the individual star OF the game
,no iinue at least three-fourths of
Ma e gains nm, n,,va MS team. William and
the irst Quarter. but was unable To-
Keep uI with the terrific mace sct
ny the Crimson and steadily weak
Inc Indians scored the flrst touch
Gown when Hanpden-S Sidney fumbied
ihe d I.Iias'i h1 wen. thirty yards down
6ucked over the line i'm three ,rics
, Ian .Sidney scored In this period
down the field for forty yards on nn
end run and was downed within n
lew feet of the goal. He then put
plunge.
Ilampden- Sidney scored again In
nc fourth period when Badgctt. VIII
blcd and Hrcnninan. Ilumpden- Sid
ney's right end. picked up lie BAH and
:am thirty yards tor touchdown.
VILLAIN and .Iary haa several
i
M necessary punch each Tine, WHEN
the bal' wa5 los: by downs Within
Few yards OF the goal
In tile final four minutes OF play
The Indians staged a great acrIu.
barIage and took the ball down tho
ieid Tor sixty-Dve yards with u series
OF spectacular forward passes. The
whistle ended the attack.
| Tho lineup:
W. x. NJ. Position II c
owens. righ, end Brenn MI n
SloRS. right tackle. 49,. Eager
Gniroer.. right guard. -. Fuqua
mnsoh.. ....,... center $500. Sands
| Lowe. .icft guard Iyie
| Chandler. left tackle Adams
| Sheppard. left end. uarnn
iiauEcts. Quarter back. Watkins
Jj ossds! 80. left hhlf back. Day
l-Joruan. .fuil back. Attaya
Hastings. .risht half back. smith
Oiiiclhia--Preas. Georgia Tcch) ref
! umpire: Haywood (South CaroIin.
head linesman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

wray Thomas knight. jr., -. and EVE
Louise Sutton. 20. both Of Richmond. Va.
The Rev. II. A. Topper.
Daniel c. Newquist, a.. and Ddpa r. john
ston. Is, both Of Des noines. Iowa The
Rev. M. o. Beebe.
]. Ernest Hartman. a. Of Dillsbufg, Pa,
and Mary Welsh. %. Of Rockville, Nd
The Rev. II. Schroeder.
Norris A. Olmstead. %, Of Denver. Col,
and Marion Garrett Kracke, I'll. of Rich
mond, Va. The Rev. p. F. Hall.
John s. Magic. 90. and Irene Bentz, 2s.
both of this city. The Rev. T. Z.
Davis.
John e. Mccullough. II, Of Norfolk, Va.
and Carrie f. Smith, 81. Of this city. The
Rev. G. w. Popkins.
Nicholas T. Javanis, ~. and Ami; Tusky,
81, both Of this city. The Rev. b.
Lambrides.
Richard Melvin Walls. 81. and Harriet
Josephine Ryan, 81, both of this city
The Rev. G. C. Bawn.
Homer W. Barton, ~, and Frances L. Tay.
lor. 81, both of this city. The Rev. e,
Wiley.
Lorenzo e. Lobb. ~. and Louise w
schwing. %, both of this city. The Rev
II. F. Downs.
Eric Haauinius. IS, Of this city. and Helen
II. Hammond. IS. OF Reisterstown. Md.
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DEATHS

Sicily II. Holland, 81 yrs. 3o22 Cambridge
st. NV.
Margaret Timberiake, so yrs. Emergency
Hosp.
John Newman, ~ yrs. So X st. NV.
Michael Belasco, Sc yrs, st. Elz. Hosp.
Mary s. Pratt, 81 yrs, 1850 Columbia I'd.
NV.
Caroline F. streng, IS yrs. 2s1 r st. ne.
Jacob A. Dakin, IS yrs, 6ts / 18th st. ne.
Robert J. France, ~ yrs, Garfield Hosp.
Hart Butterneld, so yrs, Emergency Hosp.
Marion A. Thomas, IL yrs. 1914 Irving st.
NV.
Mary Babashainan, yrs. Emergency
Hosp.
John N. Dickinson. / mo-, 223 r st NV.
Joseph Arundel. 26 days Children's Hosp.
Infant of Edward J. and Dorothy kcmpf,
30 Minis, Columbia Hosp.
Glen Robinson, 6s yrs. U. 8. Soldiers
Home Hosp.
Charles Berry SO yrs, Wash. Asy. Hosp.
Otis Carter, 20 yrs. st. EliI Hosp.
Sarah Jackson, 20 yrs, 1894 Seaton pl. NV.
Bessie r.. Jackson. 80 yrs, 32l 18th St 50
Lulu Warner. 40 yrs. Wash. Asy. Hosp.
James Brown. So yrs, liz " 81. sc.
Mary Smith, I yrs. Children's Hosp.
John n. Gamer. 40 yrs. Wash. Asy. Hosp.