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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-01-15
LOCAL lrrMS

LOCAL lIEMS
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Cannon have
returned from ten days visit to
friends and relatives at Sumter.
SEQ me for the best of Michigan
ay, Timothy and Glover light mixed.
w. P. ODOM.
Mr.. r. Lee Watts and bride have
returned from their wedding tour and
are at home to friends ia Chesterfield.
Flag Brand Canned Goods-none
better at A. F. Dav.; Market.
Mrs. Lee Melton and little son,
Carroll, who have both been quite i'll,
are pronounced out of danger and
on the road to recovery.
Big stock of the old reliable Flag
Brand Canned Goods at A. +. Davis
Market.
The Chesterfield Band is now hav-
ing scmi-wcchly practice and is max
ing considerable progress. The band
Will probably make its bow to the
pubic before Il great while.
The people know good thing
when they sec it, and they have seen
SWEET SIXTEEN. w. p. ODOM.
Mr. and Mrs. }. l.. Craig, of Che
raw, spent last weclit end with MIR.
.>.?d Ms. ". ID. Craig
See me for good green coffee by
the sack or by the pound.
w. p. CDOM.
Mrs. A. l.. Griggs and Mrs. Thur
man Teal spent last week in Andrews
Miss Vera Melton visited scvcra!
days last wee; in Middcndorf.
Mr.. Jack Gardner, Of Springfield, is
visiting his brother, DR.. f. l.. Gard
ncr.
Ii you want to SOW IL little late rye,
buy the Abruzzi. w. p. ODOM
Mr.. and Mrs. George Craig. MIR,
j. O. Craig, Mr. and Mrs Jean and
Mrs. Louise Craig Iumsfurd, of
Wadesboro. visited ut the home OF
MIR. w. ID. Craig Sunday.
am exchanging meal for seed, and
delivering the meal as you bring the
seed. W.P. ODOm.
Hon. &. K. Lancy, accompanied by
l,,.
where air. .ancy will be for some
time attending the coming session of
the General a sumbiy.
Mis-. X. Il. Ncwsom, oI kuby. i
visiting hci parents, Mr. and mrs. J.
4. llurst.
Ihc tir.t quarterly conference oH
the Chesterfield charge will be held at
st. Paul Church next Sunday ana
Monday. On Sunday at 30 AM.
the presiding elder, Rev. j.. ii. Shu-
lcr, will deliver special message on
church-wide revival. At the close
of the sermon the sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered
On Monday al / AN. business,
session will be held and all official
members Of the church are requested
to be present. Ladies Of the church
viii serve dinner at the close Of the
business session.
VIXEN you come to town to buy
Flour, Feed, Meal and Hulls, Coffee,
Sugar, Lard, Tobacco, Snuff, See, w.
r. CDOM and save some money.
Miss Alma Fields has accepted th,
position Of head nurse for DR.. Du
boi' ut Bennettsviilc. Miss Fields
Aahy frinds in and around Chester
field regret to see her leave.
air. Eddie Campbell Il prominent
young man Of IlaItSvilir, and Mis-.
Mae Brown, the charming YOUNG
daughter of Mr.. G.. w. Brown. of IN,
BLACK Greek section, Chesterfield
county, were married Tuesday even
ing by Magistrate II. H. Douglass.
will give you a bargain in Big
Whistle and Rock & Rye Tobaccos.
See me- w. P. ODOM.
IL you wish 10 pay cash for your
fertilizers this year, see me before
you buy, as | have 'em all "skint"
for cash. | also have good line
of the well known J. G.. Spach one
and two horse wagons on hand
bought before the advance.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-01-15
Mt. Croehan, s C..

And still they come for SWEET
SIXTEEN. They buy it in five and
ten barrel lots. w. p. ODOM.
Ruby-My-Tism is great pain Kill
err 1t relieves pain and soreness,
caused by rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Etc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
Contractors Sue
Marion County

Deputy United States Marshal
George Rose Saturday served a
summons on 8. L. Shaver, prest-
dent OF the Marion county court,
in a suit for $4,000 damages
brought against the county by
Ridge Brothers, contractors. The
suit Is to be tried at the term OF
the Federal court beginning Mon
day. Nov. /.
The action is the outgrowth OF
a paving contract let to the plain
THIS for work to be done in Paw
Paw district. A clause in the con-
tract provided that in the event OF
failure OF the contractors to carry
out their agreement, the court
could take possession OF the plant
and materials and complete the
work.
The contractors having failed to
complete the work, the court COM
pleted the job, after which the
value Of the materials and machin-
cry were fixed between tho court
and the bonding companies, who
paid into the court the sums OF
$4,000 and $4,000, respectively
in excess OF tho cost OF the mater
falls appropriated by the court.
The suit now brought by Ridge
Brothers Is a claim for the cost OF
materials, equipment and damages
on the original contract. Attor-
neys conversant with the facts OF
the case say that the contractors
have no grounds for a suit mas
much as the court simply carried
out the terms OF the contract,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
s. VIEWS AND STATISTICS FFAIRMONT REGION

Blessing" and was rendered with
deep feeling. Mr.. Cannon was'the
speaker of the hour also, and his
message was heard with great In
terest. His subject was The Ep-
worth League at Work" Many
useful and helpful points were
given by the speaker and If our
league will put them into practice
we will reap their reward. The
services were very spiritual and
those who were absent lost a great
blessing.
On next Thursday night we Will
have another speaker from Fair
mont, Rev. c. c. Lawson, who will
speak in the interest Of our young
epople and their work. He comes
TO us very highly recommended.
Let our people all turn out to hear
Rev. Lawson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

To the west there were 796 loads
moved west and of that 1856 went
to the lakes. Sundays movement
was very fine.
East Of Grafton on Saturday
twenty-four trains drew 1853 loads
OF which 500 loads were coal. To
che west there were 1877 carloads
drawn of which 1873 cars went to
the lakes.
Last week 1863 loads were drawn
east of Grafton OF which 3405 cars
were coal. This was the best
movement for three weeks.
Saturdays Production
Production In the FaIrmont reg
ion on Saturday totaled 900 cars of
coal enu coke. $3.50 cars OF coal and
Is cars Of coke.
Mineg along the Monongah divi.
sion OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road landed 453 cars or coal ano
coke. 43U cars Of coal and % cars
of coke. East there were $40 cars
of coal loaded and west 80 cars.
Coke loading was IS cars east and
~ cars west. Thirteen cars OF coal
were loaded by wagon mines on
Saturday.
Loading alcEg the Mouongahela
railway GU Saturday totaled $40
cars OF coal. IN the West Virginia
district while mines in the Penn
sylvanlp district loaded 322 cars OF
coal.
Along the Helen Run and Wy
att-EingaIou branches of the West
ern Maryland railway on Satur.
day there werO Sc cars Of coal
loaded.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
Policeman's Gun
Hit Wrong No

When Chief Of Police Sam Cor.
nell unlimbers his shootin iron and
goes into action. he generally bags
something. Saturday night Sam
tried to arrest an obstreperous Ne
gro at Traction Par The Negro re-
sisted and Sad had TO use his mace,
but failed to deliver knockout
blow. After a struggle the man
broke away and ran. An Italian
whose name could not be learned,
got in the way of the bullent sent
after the fleeing negro and receiv-
ed a slight scalp wound as the bull
let grazed his head. The negro es.
capped.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
Holt Epworthians
Hold Fine Meetinp

At the Epworth League services
at Hoult last night held at the M.
E. church the attendance was large
and the interest was at very high
point. The league is putting on
some special meetings for the puT-
pose of creating a better interest
as well as larger membership.
The services sonsisted of SPLEEN
did song service led by the presi-
dent, Mrs. F. E. Wilds. Invocation
by Mr.. Hoult. Quartette by mem
bers OF the league, and a solo BY
Fred B. Cannon, of Fairmont. HE
selection was Make Your Life
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

A total OF 229 cars of coal were
loaded as railroad fuel on Saturday
on the Monongah division of the
B. and o. railroad. These consign.
ments we're made off the division:
b. and O., 65 cars; c. OF n. :, II
cars; Lehigh Valley, IA cars; New
York, New Haven, and Hartford, IL
cars; p. and r., 80 cars; Boston
and Maine. IA vars; Maine Cen.
trial, 33 cars: Erie. 4 cars; West
Shore. 30 cars; Central of New
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
paIIY Shipments

Shipments OF the B. and 0. rail-
road on Saturday were naturally
low because Of the production be.
ing light. There were made OF the
Monongah division: Curtis Bay, 81
cars; St. Georges, IL cars: lakes.
SO cars; Ohio points, cars; mis-
cellancous western shipments, So
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
EnAERAL oE MAS. MARTIN.

The funeral OF Mrs. Rachel Mar
tin whose death took place on Fri
day was held Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended BY rela.
tives and friends. The services
were conducted from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Gas
kinE a, Monongah and burial was
made at Shinnston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
Empties In Region
Run Free Tuesday

There will be a fully run OF cars
on the Monongah division OF the
B. & Q. railroad for Tuesdays
loading according to indications
along the line late this afternoon.
A so per cent. commercial run
is expected on the Monongahela
railway on Tuesday.
A full run of empties Is expect
ed on the Helen's Run and Wyatt
BIngamon branches OF the West
ern Maryland railway on Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
England. . cars; Boston and Al
Mine Eormen,s Exam

w. B. RiggIeman, Fairmont. ctate
mining inspector has received word
from the state department Of mines
to the effect that the examination
!! for mine fOremen and fire bosses
will be held In the state house at
Charleston on October 10Th instead
CT October 25th This will be the
last examination Of this sort until
next August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
oPORIS

ginia and Maryland Universities are
the two institutions outside the as
ISOLATION that have signiiicd ;hcir In
tention OF being among the charter
members of the conference. tho other
ZEN being :. |. \. 4. schools. Should
the other large South Atlantic con-
ference schools. among which vir-
ginia is numbered. come into the
conference. the new organization
might then govern practically ell the
events in the entire
section southeast OF the Mississippi
River.
Possible action OF the new confer
cnce In regard to summer baseball
had not been forecast when the del
esates left here on ending the s. l.
a. y. session yesterday. Most Of the
twelve institutions voted against
permitting college athletes 70 play
baseball during vacation time for
money, but Coach Mike Donahuc, or
Auburn, WAS one Of the leaders in
the fight to continue the rule that
declares semiprofessional baseball for
money does not mar a students anna
teur status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
SEAL SALE
ALREADY NETS $4,000
Goal Is S2O.O0O-Two Free Clinics
Will BE Conducted This
Week

Christmas seals u tho amount OF
$1,000 have been disposed Of thus Tar.
Il was announced last night by the
Richmond tuberculosis Association.
which Is conducting the sale 10 OBJ
tain funds with which 20 maintain
and expand its battle here against
tuberculosis.
Encouraged by the response already
encountered 10 :hc appca! 10 seal
the fate of tuberculosis with a Christ
mas seal" those in charge Of the sale
are deyising additional means 10 bring
the health stamps TO the attention OF
the public between nov and Chris,
$4,000.
notwithstanding the attention that
Is being focused 10y the association on
selling seals, arrangements We're COM
rlctcd yesterday afternoon for con-
Quoting TWO free clinics this week fer
the benefit OF persons DESTROYS OF
learning whether or not they are
suffering from tuberculosis The first
OF these chest examinations will take
place Wcdne siay night from $50 TO
$3.50 o'clock for coio-ed applicants. at
the Ccmmuait: House, West Mar
shall street. Thursday night, during
the same hours, there VIII be an eS-
animation for white patients AZ the
Meade Memoria! parish house. II East
Twelfth street. south Richmond. -Four
nurses from the School OF Social Work
and Public Health Will be present at
this weeks clinics 20 lend whatever
assistance is needed bv the physicians
making the examinations.
Additional efforts 10 circulate the
seals. which sell tor ! cent each. in
clude a request made Of Sunday-school
superintendent that they arrange FOR
placing the Christmas stlckcrs on
sale through their schools. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
SPORTS
ELECT JACOBS CAPTAIN
MonoErnms Awarded to Fifteen Mem
beers OF Football Team mt
Elshburnc.
Especial to The Times Disputch.l

lopcciai 10 me Times DiSpatch.l
WAYNESBORO. VA. Dee. r.
George Il. Jacobs, of Beachmont,
MASS, was elected captain OF next
years football team. ut the annual
banquet given the players of the Fish
Durnc Military School here Friday
night. Jacobs Is Junior. and piay-
ed right tackle on the eleven this
. i.iii,. ID. l.. >. Woods, OF CharIuttcs-
'i,le. is the retiring captain.
IN addition to ciecting Il captain.
monographs were awarded To iiftccn
men, the presentation being mad. by
. Inc principal. Major NJ. ri. uudgins.
nose receiving letters. besides Woods
ana Jacobs. were Il. X Rogers. Jr..
OF Hinton. w. Va, and John flush.
OF Basic. Va ends: Ii. l.. baird. OF
Asheville. y. c.. tackle: ]. G.. Hoover.
OF Washington. II. c.. {. ID. KIutts. of
Coneord. n. c.. and w. {. Luke, OF
Charlcstown, w. Va. guards; r. +,
clark, OF Beachmont. Mass. center:
j. y. o'kccfc. of Allentown p.nn;,
qnnrterback: II. G.. Iiirona. or Gov.
inEton. Va. J. l.. Branch. OF Peters
burg, and T.. .. Mci;owin, of Kim
brouSh. Ala. haIfbacks: ! a. Ridr".
well. Jr.. of Norfolk Va. fuIIhack
W. .. Anderson. OF Gastonia, y. G..
The prospects for next years eleven
are excellent. HcsidcS Il number az
promising sccond-tcam men. ten let :
ter men Will return. these being In +.
cobs. Luke. Hoover. Kiuttz. Clark.
bnsh. Rogers, Branch, McGowim and
RidIewcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
GUIGON PRAISES CHORUS
OF LORILLARD COMPANY
Commends officials for Keeping AliSe
Musical Talent of Ordinary
colurcd Singer.

Commentator OF the Whitlock
Branch. =. billiard Company. in en-
couraging its employees to give con-
ccr,s and keep alive the wonderful
musical talent of the ordinary col
orcd singer" is contained in 4 letter
written officials Of tho company by
4. Il. Gugon. The coiored chorus
will give "a concert tomorrow night
at the CITY Auditorium.
After expressing the pleasure he
and Mrs. Gu!gon had in attending "a
coacer, given several months ago by
the chorus, MIR. Guigon says:
| Mrs. GuiSon is thoroughly Gull
,ivated musician. vocal and instru-
mental, and | have heard the best
music Of my day. and We both feel
tina, these concerts arc as valuable
and entertaining TO musicians OF
this period. and indeed TO the gen
cral public, AS the most elaborate
productions o. trained artists"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
LEGION COMMITTEE WILL
RENDER LIBRARY REPORT
Probe Of Inability NJ Two BodIcs TO
Snii Joint Session IIan Been
COmpIctcI.

Report Of the committee appointed
70 look into tho inability Of the War
Memorial Library Commission and
the State Library Board to arrange a
Joint meeting and begin prepare ions
Tor the erection Of the $1,000, 900 War
Memorial Library here will be re-
ceivcd tomorrow night at a post :
poncd meeting OF Richmond Chapter.
American Legion. The meeting Will
be held al American Legion load
quarters. Bclvidrrc and Main Streets.
Besides the report Of the commit
tee six-round boxing match viii be
staged for the entertainment OF
members and the question of organ
izlng n track team and basketball
squad Will be discussed. Other
American legion posts in the state
arc going in for sports and tho Rich
mond Chapter is said 10 be consid :
crinE seriously the advisabiiity Of
putting 4 team in the iicid 10 corn :
pete with other posts throughout the
estate and local and collegiate organ
2ationS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
MILLER WILL PUT LID ON
NEW YORK BOXING BOUTS
Govcrnor-Elect VIII Take Steps to
Prevent Carpcntier-Dcmp-
SCy Night.
tBy United News.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-ProfessionnI
boxing. which only recently came
Into New York after being banishcd
twice. Will go out again AS soon as
Gorcrnor-Elcct Miller on taking
ofhcc, can put through an amend
ment TO tho boxing law restricting
inc sport to amateur shows. IL was
stated by wcll-informcd authority
on State Republican affairs Sunday
night.
IL the necessary amendment has
not been passed in time To bring the
pan. IL was said. Miller will take
other steps to prevent the sighting
OF the bout in,Ne York State.
ma npIrnhe sn,d the SOURCE n, of his infor-
mend TO the Legislature a law en-
aoiing 4 special tax on Sunday base
Dali games.
Miller does not object TO the ANA
teur sport. II was said, and VIII en-
courage unpaid scrappers to indulge
their passion for hooks and slams by
specifically cNcmpt!ng amateur fights
from interference.
The reported decisions Of the Gov
ernor arc not without their political
background. Upstate fight clubs
which were permitted to go on hold
ing professional bouts when the sport
was outlawcd. while New York did
without have been unable to attract
got into the bidding for professional
bouts. The Republican majority
comes from upstate.
Tex ltickara, the biggest profess
siona! sport promoter In the world
stands TO lose Il fortune that he
might have made, should this pro-
gram go through. Richard has leased
Madison Square Garden for a, term Of
years ut tremendous rental. based.
III his calculations. upon the returns
from big matches. TO date he has
drawn $4,000 on each of two occa-
s!ons and the Dempsey Brennan night
of Tuesday night is looked forward
as 4 100000 tight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
BRENNAN IS CONFIDENT
HE CAN STOP DEMPSEY
Champion Will Find Fast and Clcv-
or Man in Contender
for Title.
WANTS a QUICK VICTORY
Challenger Packs IL Knockout in
Either Hand, Declares Expert.
All Set for Big Bout Tomorrow
Night.
ny. 4. HOMAnn KEEL,

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-In BIZ
Brennan. champion Jack Dempsey is
gong un against a strapping man
VII" believes in himself when the
gong clanss Tuesday night I'm going
under the ropes with every ounce or
confidence that l can stop Dempsey
ahd IN" fireworks won't lie postponcd
o onI second ,s ! want victory as
tender for the title this afternoon
after hard workout.
men man OF Bill Breuuan's
nshi,nE potentiaiitios makes such a
straight from the shoulder declara.
tion It's high time 10 sit up and tnk.
t"tice In taking notice Of Brsn,nn
,here are several things TO be jotted
u"Wh IN your mental memo book. He
Is every bit as husky as Dempsey. In
."c'' ne appears 4 triflc wider through
the shoulders than the present King
OF the ring. There's nimbleness
nn"ot MN that suggests lisntnins-
- Has Bcen Itching for Bout.
Nofking IN the Gym" or in The
ting With such doughty opponents as
doesn't Seem To get his wind lie
cuiN.s ms lists out hard and ac-
curaie!y. The genuine quality OF his
couraEs IS not TO be doubted. BIZ
wants 10 ngh; DempSey-in fac, No
says he has been itching for the
chance long time
And yet with all these things 10
take note OF in his favor Bill f.r.n-
nan seems to fall somewhat shor. a,
Dempsey after a strict comparison OF
the two. But Leo Z. Flynn. who
manages the Chicago hcavywsirh,
denies that Dempsey has even a shade
over his man in form or anything
else. If there is any difference hc.
tween them that counts in Dempscy's
favor II is his title-and that's ALL
Is Flynns explanation
ReSueCts Dempar>.. Ah;li,x
= championship title in ITSELF
isn't much OF a protection from up
nercuis and body punches" laughs
Bin when his manager gets through
"Npounding his ideas. Don; get the
IMPRESSION that Brennan fails 10 re-.
sp.ct the champions ability. lie is
quick To admit that Wizards con-
queror is foeman worthy Of his
gloves. But Bill says that expert
.nce has proved to him that he can
withstand the kind OF lighting that
Dempsey is capable OF exhibiting
Ia way brennan relies 4 great
deal upon tine fact that he Tough,
Dempsey "A little over ;wo wars ago
at Milwaukee without letting Demp-
Scy down him. At the time the
chicaEoian claimed that he was
hght!ng OF broken ankle and that
fh!s broken member was responsible
for all OF his falls. OF course he re-
a.i=es that Dempsey has improved
Vastly since that time. but h. feels
that IL has improved At ;hc same
rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
LINDSAY l.. MOORE AGAIN
TO LEAD GENERALS ELEVEN
Popular Captain or 1920 Wasbinr,o
nnd Lee Grldiicrs Itc-i;IectrI

ISneciai to The Times Dispatch.l
LEhlNGTOS. VA, Dec. I2.-LInd
say Lee Moore. captain OF the ly2l
Generais:" was unanimously chosel,
&C. lead the 1921 football team o.
Washington and Lee University n Il
meeting Of tho monogram mel,
This is the FIRST time that m,,.
mas ever been chosen captain OF III.
nchcrais eleven Tor two successive,
years. but II is felt on the camnu.3
that Captain Moore deserves this un
Moore has played Il star game -
,sit tackle for three years. though
nus career NJ Washington and Lei,
was interrupted for two seasons dur.
ing the war. lie was unanimousi,
CHOSEN Tor position on tho 1920
All south Atlantic eleven. and I'M,
been frequently mentioned for higher
non"ts.. Moore's home is in Ring
Wilfred u. Webb. Of vicksburei
MISS" mas been elected manager o.
inc Washington and Leo football
team Tor next season. lie served al,
Just past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
NiveIIe Leaves for san Antonio.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l2.--General
Georges %ivellc. French war hero,
since last Thursday. left today for
San Antonio. Tex. for brief visit.
Genera! Nivciie and his aid. Colonel
AzaH were iavishly entertained
~ officials Of Tn. city and
members II the French colony while
i. IT,. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
Ar,-,t ~ Alleged Gnm..,,,

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec.
total Of forty-thrc" alleged gHEWtUt
were rounded UP by local poll. Z
day as the first step IN Supcr.i,t..
dent Guy Moiouey's war on H.
gamblers. a vigorous campaign III
be wagcd against an forms OF gam
ling, Including betting on the rae,
and bookmaking. according 10 IN
new police SUPERINTENDENT. and a
policemen have been instructed TO l
yt1ilant In arrcstins all violators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
Announce Te.m r.r,onnel.

Lp"DDN, Dec. I2.-The personnel OF
-" British cross- country team which
-. meet the Cornell runners 1t
!g'natn ptcn. December 80 was an
cpgncrG today The team viii be
m.so- ~ az follows: Oxtord-E A.
b.oLiaGgs, y =. Mcinis ". 4. Grave
2ha l. Il sutton. Cainbr ldgc--W r.
s,@<srs.., ~. r. Marsh and T. H.
t,Gt.EgG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
Heir to Millions, Sailor
Wants 10 Leave Navy
Inr unitcL Ncns.I

CHICAGO. Dee. I:.-i.ifc on the
bounding mnin hns no more at
traction for George {. r. Rcmins-
ton. n sailor Mt tho Great Lakes
training station.
Remington hns fallen heir to y
S23.OO0,O 600 estate. lie Is now get
of Mrs. w. Schuier Nolkmar. Of
New Haven, Conn.
His Ercatcnt ambition right now
IN TO get ont OF the navy. hat In
that he Is having his troubles. III
ever get out 1 will stnrt an air
plane factory" he snSh today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13
dodge IL AIndr Cnptnin.

ITHACA. = i. bee. I2.-Wilson :.
DDfEc - Cleveland, ONO. lc.. tackle
q ~. cornell football team. today
%aA n.~cte': "a plain Of the 1921 eleven
.2hf%e rts D"rn member Of The
.afs.t$ team ixo years Six fee, ,Ive
aHJ nh"- nan inches In height. he In
talf ~ h. me Of thc tal!cst men in
colleg: football .anhs.