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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
BON AIR

lsocelal TO The Times. Dispa,eh,I
Bon AIR. VA. August ii.--Miss
Nnnni" May Bates Is the cues, OF
Mrs. q wade Griffith. of Montgom-
cry County. Ind
Judge X. II. Cardwcll. OF Hanover,
has been the guest OF his daughter.
Mrs. =. g. Williams.
Rev. a. G. Chcctham and wife. Of
Baltimore. have returned home after
spending "a week with Mr. and Mrs.
j. e Hudson.
Miss Margaret McCluer is visiting
her sister. Mrs. James r. Gillian, Jr..
OF Lynchhurg.
Mr.. Francis and his daughter. Vir-
Inn.
Mr.. withers Miller. OF Richmond.
Eas been the guest OF his mother.
Mrs. Polk Miller.
Mrs. Roscoe Berry and children arc
spending The month OF August in Lex
inEton.
Miss Harriet Cooke is the guest OF
her brother, Mr.. W. T.. Cooke.
Mr.. Clarence Cook and daughter.
Lillian. have returned TO Pittsburgh.
after spending several days with Miss
Bessie Cook
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Whole Family Sick

"All of my six bro.herssand sister.
as we'll as myself, have suffered since
childhood from stomach and liver
trouble and bloating. thought II
ran in the family, and that / could
never be cured. but, thanks to Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, since taking it
nearly year ago / have been en-
joying the best OF health and feel
like Il new person. l have no trouble
from anything l eat" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the infla NINA
ton which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Gran.
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
ADV.
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Ii. and Mrs. George Mackurbln. a

1ir. and Mrs. George Mackurbin. al,
] dgcwarc.
S, NJ: stubbs and a. B. Green. of
Norfolk. spent the Weekend with
r. and Mrs. W. G. Stubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Meredith and
hree children. of Annapolis, have been
Visiting W. l.. Meredith, at Cash.
Mrs. Mary and Roberta Ilcaly and
isS Dunlap. of Washington. are WIS.,
ling II. II. larinholt. at Frecport.
j. 3. Leasit. OF Bclroi. returned
Tuesday from trip TO Philadelphia.
Camden and Wildwood. y. j.
Mrs. -. +. Sanders entertained at
cards Friday evening. in honor o;
Miss Elizabeth Muckurbin and Miss
elizabeth Page. OF Dallas. Texas.
Mrs Robert Jones and daughter
Miss Ida. Of Fairfax. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Smith. OF Alcxandria. are Wis
ling Mrs. w. y. Robinson.
county Clerk y. 70. Roane. and
wife, returned Sunday from. Rich
Gounty clerks convention.
John l.. Farinholt, VINO has been "a
patient at Stuart Circle Hospital
liIchmond. for several months. Is
u uch improved.
Ware and Abingdon Woman's Aux
liary viii give Il concert next Tues
ay at the home of Mrs. H. o. Sanders
ltcvivals are going on at BclIamy's
J t'hOdist Church, conducted by Rev.
J.. -. Stables, and at Ebcnczcr Bap-
st Church. Rev. G. r. Anderson OF
Cleveland. o. In charge.
Rev. j. I. Hcnly commences revival
Remington sunday. j. Walter Ken
ey Will lead the singing.
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GLOUCESTER

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
:, GLouCEsTEk, VA. August L..
back from Il vacation visit of several
weeks
Leslia Rowe and Bertha Hayes nave
returned from summer work at the
University OF Virginia.
Mrs r. /. Pointer. and daughter
Maxine. have returned after Il visit
to friends and relatives Ia Norfolk
ana Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Rolph and
daughter, Stuart. motored UP from
Mrs. Charles hughes.
Judge }. l. Taliafcrro LEFT Monda y
family. at crockett Spring.
Mrs Willie Ware, Of Norfolk. is
visiting her sister Mrs. > j.. Pointer
II. ". R!ec is visiting Richmond
on business.
Mrs. Margaret and Fanni" Bunt-
Miss Carrie Clayton. OF West Point.
is visiting Mrs. George Martin. at
H. G. Farinhol, returned sunday
Miss Eliza Lee left Saturday for
her vacation trip to New YORK and
Miss Mary Eastwood returned Sat
urday from Il weeks visit 10 Wash
Mrs. Grace Perkins was tho hos
tess Thursday evening at an oyster
roast.
Miss Marian Bristow, Of Richmond
william.
Miss Mary u. Lawson. OF Wash
ington. is guest In tho home Of Mr.,
Dunham Winters is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. W, winters,
Mrs john r. Perrin and Miss Elcan-
or Perrin. OF Baltimore, are guests on
Ware River.
9, perrin are spending Two weeks al
Mrs corbin G. Waller and Miss
guests ut Whitchaii.
Dr. Frank Lewis and family. o:
i:ichmond. spent the Weekend win
Miss .r Bessie Payne lief, for Ral,i 4:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stubbs
lied. Newport News. Portsmouth and
Mrs. Leila i.olph and l!,,lc grand
News for few days.
Miss Virginia Eastwood leaves Mon
day for "a weeks vacation in Wash
ington and Pen Mar, Penn.
Miss Elizabeth Mackurbln LEFT Tues
day TO visit Miss Elizabeth Warren
at Mountain Lake.
Warner. OF WARSAW, is in the county
on government business
MISS Eileen SnackclfOTd ~ expect
cd from Columbia University sun
day.
Harry Baker. OF Baltimore. spcn'
the ekend at the home Of Mrs T.
Is. Shackc!ford aud family.
Mrs. .. j. Harcum LEFT Sunday Ia
spend some time with her son. Mr.. o.
". Iiarcum. AT Bryn Mawr. Penn.
Mrs. Marshall Page and Miss Eliza
beth Page are guests Of DR.. and Mrs
George II. Rose, At kiivarock
Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Arnold and fam
liN n l'ugtnu al
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. TrcviIan. at Ark.
Dir. and Mrs. Landon ~ Stubbs, al
Ncwpor, News. were guests this week
o: George u. Stubos. at Selroi.
Mrs. Andrew Rowe and Miss Ruth
Rowe LEFT last week for their home
In Washington.
RaItirnare Monday. aficr a Snort s,ay
with his sister. Mrs. Picrson.
Mr.. and Mrs Bartlett Haywood, o;
Baltimore, spent the Weekend VITA
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ACCOMAC

Special 10 The Times -Dispatch)
ACCoMAc. VA, August Ii-Mrs.
william H. Lang has returned from
a trip 10 Norfolk
Master Charles Arnold. of Frank
TOWN. - the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. :. Ashby.
J.. T. Edmonds has returned from a
trip to baltimore and Norfolk
Mrs. y. r. LcCato. .of Norfolk. is
visiting her sister. Mrs Lynn Taylor
John Roach has returned from a
visi, TO Georgetown, Del.
Thomas II ScarburGh has returned
from Il trip to Norfolk
Mrs. William 6. Stevenson and son
are visiting the formers parents in
Lawyers
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hickman and two
children. OF baltimore, are guests OF
friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ross. OF Norfolk
are guests of Mrs. : r Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Doughty
are At orkney Springs TO spend sew
cral weeks.
M. ana Mrs. Byran Coleburn. o.
Baltimore. We're recent guests OF MIR
and Mrs. Robert +. Colcburn
Miss Malinda Daughcrty has re-
turned from a trip 10 Portsmouth
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Not Quite InsensibIc.

4 weu-known general was watch
Ing the operations Of some territorial
bearer companies. and. seeing a dress
ing Station. ne went over TO Inspect
the men at work Pointing 10 Il sup
posedly much damaged individual, ne
inquired what he was assumed to be
suffering from. The reply was.
Severe scalp wound and total in
Scns!bility." And what have YOU
done for him" asked the general.
Dressed his wound and then given
him whisky-and water" was the re-
ply. 'Whisky-ai.d- water, What on
earth did you do that fora" exclaimed
the general Beg pardon, sir. he
asked for III" was the answer
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EASY PAYMENTS

No need to have the money in hand to take
advantage of the savings offered in the Petit
August Sale. You can select the Furniture and
Floor Coverings you need, make smaA de-
post and get Immediate OF them The bal
ancc can be paid in easy weekly monthly
sums that you'll scarcely miss.
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Summer-Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

As undue summer exposure usually
leaves an undesirable surface OF tan,
rcdness or roughness. often frcckIes, too.
Toe sensible thing To do is to remove such
surface. There's nothing better for this
than ordinary mtrcollzed wax, which ac-
tualiy absorbs an nnwhoicsome complex
Ion. The thin layer OF surface skin IL
Itself absorbed, gently. gradually. so
there's no Inconvenience. no detention
Indoors. Spread the wax lightly over the
entire face al bedtime and take il of in
tho morning with warm water. II you
VIII get one ounce Of mercolized wax
at tho drug Store. use It for week or
SO. you may expect marked improvement
daily. When the underlying skin Is
wholly In view your complexion will be a
marvel cs spoticss purity and beautiful
whitehess. II 10Y d,
81 Don't let. those Snmnasr wrinkles worry
you; Worry breeda moro wrInklesi Ban-
3sh them by bathing tho face In a soiu-
;sI4a xdsss.a Sessosis ., Az
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Anyone Now Can Haze
Pretty CurIs and Waves

Hair tortured with the hot curling iron
Is bound 10 become dry, harsh and britt
tie. as so many know from sad expert
cnce. It's FAR mo-e sensible TO use the
simple slmerine method. which can do
no harm and which produces curlIness
much prctticr and more natural in APP
pcarancc. And the effect lasts much
longer. particularly In hot. moist or
windy weather. Slmerine is also fine
dressing for the hair. preserving It's tex
turc and ht aith. keeping IL delightfully."-
soft and glossy.
Liquid silmerine Is not sticky or
greasy. and 1t won't stain or streak hair
or scalp. Get n few ounces from the
druggist. pour a little into a saucer and
with a clean tooth brush apply evenly
TO the hair just before doing IL UP. The
added glory to, your browning glory
Will be quite re :narkable-Aly
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Some Of the "Pettit Special Features

Large cupboard. full white
enamel lined.
i2-inch sliding Nickeloil
table.
fitting -four bin.
Large sugar bin.
Wire pan racks and wire
shelves.
Complete set OF tea, coffee
and spice jars.
Other Kitchen
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Metal lined bread and cake
drawer.
Meat and bread boards, etc.
Sanitary construction.
Come in and see this fine
Cabinet and you'll appreciate
how much finer and better 1t
is than Cabinets usually Of
fered around this price. Re-
serve yours early.
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Is to 1915 Per Cent!

ii OF puh made costs
were lower than today Indications point still further You'll
beautiful
of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

EmcrgsnC Hospital. Washington. Is visit
ing her parents in Falkland and VIII later
visit Boston. before returning to Wash
ingtOu.
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Apiece Period Dining g. Room Suite Only
Apiece Dining-R6om Sui

Louis XVI. ,I rs[0d s dessn; GGAn M
BUFFET square Table 'e extending sDUNfU.VV
to feet China Closet and Buffct-style Serving
Table. Only $780, EASY PAYMENTS AR
RANGED
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Gas Ranges, Etc.
FREE STORAGE

Floor Coverings, Will store your purchases
free of charge and deliver them when needed.
This convenience will especially appeal to cou-
pies intending to be married later we'll
families who cxpect to move into homes
in the fall
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

yhc woman's society Of Grove Avenue
Baptist Church VIII meet on "wednesday
at Ii5 l.. NJ.
The woman's Auxiliary of American
Legion. Post No. Il. will hay. an in.-
portaHt meeting Thursday morning a.
Room Gao. ut the Jefferson Hotel. Mat,
,.ts pertaining 70 tho Convention and re,
early In September. Will be discussed. Al
who Interested are Invited to BE-
present at the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
REFEREE VERDICTS
 WILL HELP BOXING
One Safe Way to Insure Public
 Of Value Of Money

New York, Jan. @1.-'ro the dc1 O. tees of boxing who for years have purchasc expensive seats and watch ed skilltul boxers two step for hal an hour, neither drawing u long brCath, the cheering feature of the bills now before the legislature arc the clauses providing for decisions by judges or referees.
 If one of these bills becomes law no more will be iightfooted champion or title aspirant Saily prance through decfSionless bouts and then blithely draw a fat though. unelrned purse. With Il decision on points in every contest that lasts the limit, the man with d title or the chap who hopes to become champion will exert himself to the utm oSt, for it never would do to have the cold fact set down in the boxing records that Johnny Gay, the 'umpty' weight champion, was shaded last night by Tommy Green, recently graduated from the preliminary ranks
 As d matter of fact. every bout that is subject to a decision by referee will be hotly contested, for tho aver age boxer is vain enough to object to anything in his record except IN. D.,' which stands for No Decision.'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
TJNNEH TAKES ANOTHER.
\. l.. F. Light Heavyweight Champion
 Rocks Bud Nelson to Sleep

BaNonne, \. J., Jan. 2l.-Genc Tun- neN, light heavyweight champion ot the A. E.. F., knocked out Bud Nelson of Kansas City last night in the frs, round or scheduled cight-round bout at the Bayonne A. A. The pride of the marines dropped His man after an exchange of blows for q count of nine, and when the srossy Nelson got to his feet a heavy right put him down for the full count.
 Al Reich was credited with q knockout over Young sam McNey, q New York negro, who substituted for steve Hawkins, a Canadian army box CT. McNey created furry of excite ment at the start but quit in the sec ond round.
 Red Mcdonald of New York's west side outpointed Clairy Marshall of New York, in the other cight-round bout. Mcdonald dropped Marshall in he fourth and fifth rounds for gen erous counts, In a preliminary Tom my Quinn of New York knocked out Phil Bloss of Hoboken in the second round.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
)LO CHALLENGE IN 1921 ALMOST SURE
erica Mill Ask England to
 Defend Cup

lew York. Jan. c1.--America will England 10 defend the Intena- |ai Polo Cup in the spring of 1921. It was made almost certain as lit of deliberations at the annual ling of the Polo associat tion at the lntown club yesterday afternoon. association did not announce lsion to challenge for the trophy lit is known that tue officials are in br of doing #u before next Janu- |othing definite will he done until |r Inc powers that be in American \ have had an opportunity to size khe araila blc material for an iIt- Ia tional series. While America is Ter short or first class play CTS Hand is little better off and 1t may That conditions will he much moro ,rablc for American success than erailN is believed
 he ueotinS was presided over hy iiam IA hazard, secretary ot the cia ton who acted in the absence icnry L.. Herbert, who is taking Il 2 vatut4un at kingston,i in the | Indies. Lawrence Smith Butler
 appointed secretary pro tcmporc.
 I1aE1rU pointed out to the dele
 s4 that tie international proposi-
 Was foremost in the business to transacted uuU |; long discussion
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
CASPER LEON OVERCOME.
Former Pugilist in Harlem Hospital
 With Gas Poisoning.

Casper Leon, J0 years old, who Was well known as a bantanlwciGht pugi list a score of years ago and is now |; Watchmnn. Is in the Harlem hospital in q serious condition from illuminat- ing gas poisoning. He was overcome last night in his furnished room at -l4J East 126th street.
 Leon was found unconscious by the proprietor of the roominG house. pr. Corcoran of Knickerboc1er hospital worked for half an hour over him with q pulmotor before he Was in condition to be taken to the hospital. It is believed a burning Sas jet was cNtinSuished by wind from an open window in the room where Leon was sleeping.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
GIANTS BAG COLTS.
|sraw Will Look Over Iioric aud
 During Spring Training

lew York Jan. Secretary Joe 3l.ien. of the Giants. yesterday l led ono promising young infielder is after another who probably be taken South for u trSout Both New York boys. one the product |he sand lots and the other local eSian, The boy who affixed his |ature to New York contract Is |n Horie, a first baseman. who lc big reputation in semi-pro- Eonal ranks at Peekskill and the Er is Berrigan, former Fordhanl Etstop. who joined the Jersey City last year. after being discharged the Navy last September.
 |orie is q ieft-handcd first base }. He is feet 10 inches tall anc tho beam at 1o5 pounds. In Ii professional ball Horie bit .29l Is games In 1916, 3li in 43 games |31TT.32S in IS games in 1918 anu
 in B games in 1919. Hc is rec
 nended by several big league hts as a fast and sure fielder, b throwcr and a splendid batter.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
S S5S S F ThS H5H R5 H a 1z SsR
RECORDS ARE SET
 ON CASINO ALLEYS
Freeman and Anderson, Indus' trial League Stars, Turn Trick

Eo Ing teams made LID Of cA- service men battled Ia st evening on he Casino 3lleys. The teams wCr. explained by Ed Carey and Gcors~ Long and were known nS the Pets and Musk rat Is. The latter five proved to be the sooHS,' winning two out ot three gnmCs. Captain Carey led the boNlcrS on both teams with high single scores ot liz and 1Q1.
 Two new ma rl8 were set in tho Industrial league last evening, when Freeman. of tho Russell and Erwin team. hit the tim i,crs for q 130 score in the second gamo with the North and Judd team. (. Anderson, of the Landcrs, Tlary and Clark team, with scores of liz, l13 and Ill. q total of 336, set new mark for t1ree-S st riiss honors in the battle with the Stanley Rule and Level quintet.
 The old style big pins game is stag ing q com cbacll oil the Casino al1c>e two tea ms composed Of mem bcrs nt the South End club meeting Wcckl> for match games. Last nights scores:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
REDS TRAINING SCHEDULE.
Three Games Arc Booked With the
 New York Yankees.

Clncinnat tl. O., Jan. 31.-The tol- lowing schedule of games to be played bN the Cincinnati Natione I lea suc club on it's Southern trainin < trip was announced at hcIdQua rt . r$, Of the club here last night:
 At Miami March II, T. and B. Cubans; 5 and 16, New York Amer jeans; 19 and 70. Indianapolis .Amcr- ican association; 26 and 21. Washing ton Am orleans.
 March 22. Indianapolis at St. Pc terSburg: - and 3i. Washington at Tampa: 3J. New York Americans Ut Jacksonville: April and I, Washing ton at Washington; 12. Colum bus American association at Columbus.
 Cincinnati and Washington will play in Cincinnati April 1e and II.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
YALE. ATHLETE DEAD.
George Chisholm, Crack HurdIer BscL
 in 1910, Dies in Providence.

Providence, F. l.. Jan. @1.--GcorSe Chisholm. former Yale university and Boston A. \. athlete. died here yes- terday Chisholm was a former in tcrcollestatc champion. He won he intercol1esi high hurdiin5 cham ponshjp in 1910 and finished secon1 in the race over the low hurdles,
 After graduating from Yale Ch-- holdm joined the Boston A, 4. anu represented that club in the Olympia ga mes at Stockholm in 1912. He won the first heat in the 11o-meter hurdle race. but was shut out in the scm:- finals. During his athletic career he made many friends.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
HARVARD'S CAPTAIN
Arnold Horwccn is Chosen to Lead Crimson Football Warriors During tho 1920 Season.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 3l.-Iar- ward football players have elected Ar hold Horweeh of Chicago, captain Of the Crimson eleven for next year
 The election marked the climax of a season which Horween started as q substitute and closed as a star in the games with Yale and Oregon He played at both center and fullback DO itions this year. He was ;l member Of the Harvard freshman team in 1916, was captain Of the Harvard ''isformar' in 1917 and was in the navy in 1918.
 Eight or the It players who won their letters at Harvard this year will be lost to next season's team, includ- ing Eddie" Casey the crack back field mIn.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
TO PLAY IN NEW YORK
.\Il:tti:tt
Arm, and Navy to Stage .\n;,ua! Gridiron Classic at Polo Grounds on November 21.

Annapolis, Md. Jan. 2l.-New York has been officially chosen as the location for thc next Army Navy football gave. This action was taken last night, when the Navy Athletic association in it's scmi-annual meet ing approved the action of the cNecu- tive committee to this effect. Under the agreement by which the choice is made it wa@ the NaNN's turn to allot the battle ground. The date already had been fixed ;ts November 21. There will be q meeting in a few days of Commander Douglas l.. Howard. representing the Navy Nth ictir associ1tion, and Capt Philip llaNcs, rcprescnlinG the Army Nth lCtjc council. Fat which the details of the game will be discussed.
 At the meeting last night Lieut.. Commander Carroll c. Wright, Jr., was named as representative of the aSsoCia tipn for football.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
LEONARD AND DUNDEE.
al Lightueishts to Meet in Eight ind Bout Feb. 2 at Jersey City.

lew York. Jan. -l.-That much wed fracas hctNcen Benny Leon and Johnny Dundee is on again. E time Dave Drtscoll announces he has secured the bout for his ma A, C. in Jersey City. He has
 bed Feb. as the date of the ftinS between the old time rivals.
 have Mckay tried to get the match
 his Newark club but when q nov picture concern for which Bennr losing, demanded bonus of S5.OoO a short term release of Benny in flesh, he threw up his hands.
 6coll has decided to paN that s5.0o0 Fase,4 consequently the match is his.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
SOUNE1 IS CHAIRMAN,

Michael Souncy. captain of Engine Company No. ]. of the New Britain fire dcpa rum cilt, was named chairman of the advisory committee to handle boxing with the license committee at q meeting heI! last evening" in the city clerks office. The election of Mir. SounCN as chairman should prove sat isFaCtory to all concerned in local boxing. He is thoroughly Ncrscd in the sport. The other members of the committee were in attendance and the boxing rules weer discussed.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
RAIN U.ALTS TENNIS.
Prevents Completion of Davis Cut
 Singles Match.

sydney. Australia. Jan. 2l,-~Aflet A. +. F. I<ingscoto. of Great Britair, and Gerald Patterson, of Australia had each won game in the first set ot the singles contest in the tennis tournament for the Davis Cup here yesterday rain fell so heavily that the nntch was postponed until today,
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
WILDE. TO BOX FRTLr,.

Iilwa ukce, Wis, Jan. 21.-JimmN dc, English nyv eight champion Ter, will meet Mike Ertlc of St. ll on January % before a local b. ErtIc is to weigh l13 pounds, ording to agreement. Frtle takes
 place of Frankie Mason of Indi- ,. who originally Was booked 70 et Wilde.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
lGlON ANSWERS kEARNS
|iaatticr d'Oticr Informs Dcmp |a 'S Manager li.at Organization
 iii Not .Act in Defense of Fighters
 lar Record.

nr Record.
 didna polls, tnd.. Jan. 2I.---An- ] *sing u letter from Jack kearns, laser of Jack Dempsey, the Ids heavyweight champion, re- +linS that the American Legion steps to prevent criticism of Rpsey's war record, Franklin Her. national commander of the
 bn has written Mir. kenrns that as not considered a function of 7Americau Legion to pass on the |nption of men from military lice during tho war. The letter kws: The national Headquarters of the erican Legion contemplated no ac- in reference 10 the subject mat lof your letter of Jan. 14. It is not function of the Amer Legion to review acts of the frnment during the war in con- lion with the classification Of men 1 ect to the selectiNe service act &o review the claims of any in tlual who finds 1t necessary to $fy his exemption from military lice v
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
TIGERS LEAD IN TANK.

lew York, Jan. o1 .---Princeton de- Lcd Colum bia. 9 points to 2i, in
 II swimming meet hero Ia st night } Tigers won the water polo con-
 ], 6 to 0. breaking the tie for first ce in the intercollegiate swimming sue. Each team had won three Aes previously.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
SENATORS GET THREE.
By Briggs

Minneapolis, Minn.. Jan. 21-Ike Davis. infielder, and Molly Craft and Clarence Fisher, pitchers. have been obtained from the Washington Ameri- cans by the Minneapolis team. ..