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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
VARSITY CLUB IS FORMED
VANDERBILT is SEEKING
ALL FORMER ATHLETES
Letter Men Are Asked to Communicate
with University Authorittcn
Mt Once
TENN

NASHVILLE. TENN, Feb. s--van-
derbilt athletes. now organized into
the Varsity Club of Vanderbilt. are
former Vanderbilt athletes eligible, to
membership in the organization, but
whose 9s records are not now available ,s
which destroyed the famous OLD COL
lcge hall some years ago.
careful check OF former athletes
through records available at the Of
lice OF the alumni secretary and the
association reveal the lack OF many
names OF prominence in the Wander
bilt sport realm, and II is with view
OF seeking these men out and enrolling
them as members of the Varsity Club
that this organization is making this
special drive.
The Varsity Club was organized last
letes were back in Nashville for the
annual Vanderbilt Sewanee football
classic. 1t has for it's purpose the
Vanderbilt through her student body,
and in it's work proposes to call not
only upon the eligible members OF the
club. but also through every loyal
alumnus Of the institution.
Records of athletes prior to 1906 are
neagcr and IL is desired that all Van
derbilt men who participated in inter
collegiate contests rs members of a
varsity team communicate their names.
team and years in which they played
10 William ]. Anderson. secretary OF
the club, 1t the Office of the alumni
secretary. college hall. Nashville. Tenn;
All men who have been awarded
their letters by the athletic associn-
tion and all others who would be
Vice on any varsity team prior to the
time letters were formally awarded
by the Vanderbilt athletic association
arc eligible to membership.
C~Nuch"D brown. captain of foot
ball, 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
P0ET-AvIATOR EXPECTS
HELP FROM JAPANESE
Entertnins Messenger From Land NJ
Mlkado With Flourish of
OratOry.

FIUME.. Feb. s.-Gabrielle d'Annun-
%Io, speaking at Il banquet he had given
IN honor OF the Japanese poet, Haru-
kici Scicmoi, who is his guest, said:
We wish to pay homage to this mes
scngcr from the rising sun, the envoy
awaited the whirr Of my wings Moro
IMAM once have cried out:
Let us forget the West, which
hates MS and does not want u.s. Lot us
turn our backs on the West, which
every day debascs itself more. infects
itself. dishonors itself in stubborn in
separate ourselves from the degcner-
ate West, which forgets the spiendor
OF spirit and has become an immense
transatlantic plutocracy From tho
Fiume of Italy. gate to,the East, let ns
hail that Far East which for seven cen
turtles has been joining slowly, but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
SEEK PLAYER DEAL limit
OLD FIGHT TO BE OPENED
AT Meeting OF MOGULS
Bnn Johnson Fnvorx BarrinE Trades
After June { Instead OF
After August 20.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Some jor
league club owners. at their conclavc
in Chicago this week, will make an
other attempt to place an early time
limit on player dealers between clubs.
AS the rule in both leagues now stands.
clubs may make deals until August 20.
At tho league meetings in this city
last December an effort was made 10
move the time limit TO an earlier date
In the season. but this did not meet
Inc approval of the National League.
The subject will come up again for
consideration this week.
President Ban johnson, of the Amer
lean League, is in favor of barring the
transfer of players after June The
object of the change is to prevent clubs
from strengthening their lineups late
In the season in order TO make 4 pen
nant drive. a, the joint meeting next
wednesday johnson will suggest that
the change be made to June /.
For several seasons there has been
a demand by some club owners for a
limitation OF intcr-club trading. They
believe that managers should he able
TO decide on their teams by June l and
finish the season with the talent at
hand. instead Of trying to strengthen
ut the expense of other clubs. An
earlier time limit would squelch the
mcrcenary spirit which was so evil
dent last season and prompted some
clubs to sell their star players late in
the season.
Tho National League opposes the
change because OF the uncertainty of
the game and the constant possibility
of accidents putting a star player out
of the game for the season. Some club
owners maintain that il club was
leading the league and star player
was injured after June l the inability
to replace him would rob the club OF
its pennant chances.
The statement alleged to have been
made by Manager Connie Mack, OF the
Athletics, that there WAS a possibility
of there being no American League
next season, was not taken seriously
by local baseball men. The owners of
the Yankees, Colonel Rupert and Col
onel Huston, made 1t known that the
three insurgent clubs. New York. Chi
cago, and Boston, would play, anyway.
Colonel Huston remarked: IF Con-
ne Mack and tho four other members
OF the loyal five decided to draw
off and play by themselves. that would
insure Mack's club of finishing in the
race in fifth place, which is three posi-
tionS higher than he has finished dur
ing the past five seasons"
Colonel Huston said further: MT.
Mack is quoted to the effect that the
fight against President johnson will
hurt no one except the innocent clubs
If he means by the innoccnts himself,
Clarke Griffith. of Washington. and
the first to rush to JohnSonS assistance
and refuse all offers of Cancellation.
He says that there may he no Amer
Jean League next year. No American
LeaEue would be Il big boost for the
Athletics. The clubs which are opposed
TO Johnson are going to play bascDal |
next season That's a certainty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
AMERICA MAY JOIN UNION
WORLD BOXING BODY MAKES
BID FOR MEN FROM STATES
Adam Enpie Discusses Possibility of
Army, Navy md Civilian Board
Participating.

NEW YORK, Feb. Snow that Eng
land has taken an active part in the
organization of the International Box
ing Union, with the presidency offered
to the Prince of Wales, the chances are
IN favor of this country being repro
sented through the Army, Navy and
Civilian Board OF Boxing Control.
Adam Empie, secretary of the board
here. said last week:
Now that the international Boxing
Union has agreed to 4 more equitable
voting representation, giving ten votes
each to England, France and the
United States. with Belgium having
four, Australia three, Switzerland and
italy two, and one each to Holland,
Denmark. Norway. Sweden. Argentina
and Brazil, our chief objection to join
ing the alliance has disappeared. Their
hrSt good move was TO establish head
quarters in London.
News also comes from Paris that
ono OF the three vice-presidencies has
been left open in the hope that this
obviously. il was left open for
Major Anthony j. DreXcl Biddie pres
ident of our board; or course. it is
has taken place on the other side. We
Still feel that the United States and
England. leaders in boxing. arc placed
Dt outfotcu ny COun-
tries in which boxing really does not
eNist. BY that mean they could throw
their votes over TO France. and this
country, which boasts of SIX of the
worlds champions, could not protect
itself. II would be possible for France
10 make and adopt rules in boxing that
we might not agree with.
AS said before, we have done
nothing in the matter. As to the office
OF vice-president of tho international
Union. feel safe in saying that Major
Biddle would accept such an Office IL
the position we're offered him."
In allottinG the different champion
ships. 1t is interesting to note that the
new organization has named six Amer
leans as titlehol dcrs, the only foreigner
being Jimmy Wide, who was agreed
upon as the hyweiEht champion Of the
world. No decision was made in re-
gard 10 the title Of light heavyweight
champion
The selections were:
Flyweight, Jimmy Wilde, England ::
bantamweight, Pete Herman, America;
:catherWeight, Johnny kipbane, Amer
lea; lightweight, Benny Leonard
America; wclterweighf, Jack Britton
America; middle weight, Mike O'Dowd,
America; heavyweight. Jack Dempsey,
America.
The f<atherwcight, lightweight and
middleweiGht titles OF Europe were de-
clarcd vacant The champions selected
were: fyweight. Jimmy Wilde. Eng
land: bantamweight Charles LedouX,
France; welterweight. Albert Badoud.
France; light heavyweight and heavy
weight, Georges Carpenter. France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
SPORTS
sMATH|EsEN WINS Title
BOBBY M'LEAN DEFEATED
= l.. CHAI,7 ION I? SKATING
Christinnta MINI Takes Both 1900
Meter md l,000-Mcter Events
from ChicaEOan.
: BY Associated Press. ]

u Oh RISTI-ANI Feb. S.--Oscar
Mathicscn, OF Chris tiania, has won the
worlds ice skating championship from
Robert Mclean, OF Chicago. The final
races OF the series were held Today
'wnd NIathiesen captured both of them
the Loco meters and the 10000
meters.
: ON Saturday the American took the
o.oQu- meter event, while Mathiescn de.
fcated him in the 500-meter sprint.
The contests were held in cloudy
weather, but the ice Was IN good con-
'!t'on There was enough wind, how
ever today. 10 prevent new worlds
records for the distances. The royal
family with the American minister and
ibis wife wore in tho royal box
In the l.5on- meter event Mclean
started out Ike a whirlwind ina king
the frs: 800. meters in +o5-lo seconds.
This outc!asscd Maihiescn's world rec
ord OF Saturday which was AZ $40
seconds, But the American apparently
}Overstraincd himself in this burst of
speed. and Mathieson succeeded in
passing him and winning by a frac-
-tion of second.
In the last contest Of the series the
10000 meters, Mclean was badly
beaten. He said that nc was handi-
2apped in this event by the air being
100 light, which intcv:crcd with his
brca thtng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
ALVAH MEYER IS INJURED
Veteran Of Stockholm Olympic Game.
Is Forced to Stop All
Training.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-AIvah T. Meyer,
former Irish American A. G. sprinter.
will probably be compelled to torego
athletic activity for several weeks. as
q result Of an injury lie received to his
right leg while training at the Seventy
first Regiment Armory. The extent of
Meyers injury has not been deter
mined, but. while it does not assume
the serious proportions of a pulled
tendon. it is sufficient to cause Il tom
porary. interruption TO the sprintcr'S
activities.
Meyer. who finished second to Ralph
Craig in the 100-mcter run 1T tho asst
Olympic games in Stockholm, had been
in strict training in como hack"
effort The I. a. a. &. sprinter planned
to seek Il place on tho Olympic team
which will go to Antwerp this year.
Meyer made his initial appearance on
the board floor at the Brooklyn College
games. when he was shut out in tho
trial heats of the sevcnty-yard ipvi-
tation event. Ho was scheduled to
make his second competitive appear
ancc this evening in the Guaranty Club
games. entering for both the 100-yard
and 300-yard events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Taxation Without
Representation

Income and EIerHs Fronts Tax blanks
FOR the yenr 1919 have been released
and returns must be prepared md fled
before March 10, 1920.
The corporations individuals who
hle their own Income Tax returns or
who walt until their books are eiosed
before considcrnS Income Taxes nro
virtually allowing themselves TO be
taxed without represen tntioB-
Through our intimate knowledge or
the tntrtcaefes of the Federal Income
Tax Laws and Regulations We nre pre-
pared 20 render you nm unusual service
IN the matter OF preparing yeuF re-
turns and auditing your books.
WELLS, ELKISS. ADAMS & MILLER,
income Tax Specialists and Accountants
tFormerly With Y. 8 Internal Revenue
Income Tax Dvision).
Room z7-A. Allison Isuffdfnr.
Phone Randolph 0S7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
HOOslER WREsTLERS WIN
ndinnn University Mint Men Defeat
Town State College Team and
Other Outfits.

BLOOMINGTON, md, lob. S.
Victories II the Indiana University
wrestling team over Iowa State Col
icge and the University Of Iowa mat
artists last week has attracted tho at
,tention OF the wrestling fans of the
Middlewcst. Iowa state lost the frs:
dual meet in Hsr history to the Grim
son grappierS.
.s "I believe that Indiana has a good
chance to take the Western wrestling
title this year" said Coach G. l. Rath-
bun. The Western meet will be held
~ Illinois University April . and 10.
sity OF Iowa Sc TO &, and over the
Ames School "a TO is. Wise j..
Moore. T. Moore. Wiley and Captain
Mumby composed the Indiana team
which recently won over the Indiana
polls Canoe C!ub aggregation, 40 to o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Mountaineers To Have
Another Crack at Tech

MORGANTOwN, w. VA, Feb. s.
West Virginia will get another
CHI lance tn put over n floor victory
on Carnegie Tech here Friday night.
Three weeks ago, mt Pittsburgh,
West Virginia won n thrilling bat
tie from Tech, - to Il.
JOY has bcGn accustomed by the
return of Homer Martin for the
second Semcstcr. Although he was
captain-elect OF this ycnr'S floor
team, he does not expect to como
out for the team.
The Eastern trip, including games
with Cornell, Syracuse, Colgate, the
Rochester Centrlis, Lafayette and
ltutEers, starts two days nftcr the
Tech Eume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
NINETEEN GAINES SLATED
BY BROWN BASEBALL NINE
Harvard. fnie, Dartmouth. Columbia
md Holy Cross Among Content
ants for 1920.
Special to The Times Dispatch. I

lSpecal to The Times Dispatch]
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Feb. S-The
brown University baseball Schcdu7e
as announced by Manager Earl T..
stephens includes total of ninetee n
games. twelve of which are to be
played at Providence. The seaso n
opeas with the usual game with Rhode
Island College at Andrews Field on
April 10. The schedule includes games
with Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, Col
umbia, Holy Cross and Amherst. all
OF which are permanent fixtures each
season. Return games are to he played
win each OF the above with the cXcep-
lion OF Columbia New teams includ C
state College: Harvard and Yale hold
the feature dates. Harvard playing Mt
Andrews Field on Memorial Day while
Yale is in Provide nee on June ! 6. Com
mencement Day. The schedule fol-
lows:
April 1o--R. I. state College at provi-
April lt-Conn state College at Proyi
kHri is-aond dSfn' At as rr rTGyasnee'
Aprt! 24-Holy Cros:. at Providence
April 2S-R. !. College at Kingston
MAY MAY slISW s,tnyn at Providence.
May s--Yaie at New Haven.
May l2-D3rtmouth at Hanover.
May lb--Columbist at Providence
Nav Nav isiS oyy Cross at 5r o, S6gscs,er
May z2-Dartmouth at Providence
May 2G-Batcs at Providence.
Nay 2g--Harvard at Cambridge.
May 3l-iary"rd a, Providence.
Juno I2-Amherst at Amherst.
June lG-falc at Providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
NEW FRENCH LAW PREVENTS
LEASING HOMES ON BORDER
French Government Plans Protective
Measures for Period OF Eight
cen Years.
7 By a sSociated Press.

PARIS, Feb. S.---A bill introduced in
the Chamber OF Deputies by tho gov
from acquiring or leasing houses and
real estate in any department on the
frontiers for n period Of eighteen
years. without authorization by the
Minister of tho Interior.
Another bill dealing with foreign
ers residing in France. permanently or
Of access, no passport being demanded
at the frontier. The bin stipulates,
however. that control of the foreign
crs would DO exercised, in the case of
travellers or tourists by obligatory
declaration Of identity and nationality
at Il hotel or other place OF residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
MYSTERY IN MANS DEATH
Tells Attendant. before Passing Away
That He Was Poisoned
In paducnh.
fly Associated Press. ]

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. s.
Mystery surrounds the death Of Web
her o. Brown. a mechanic, whose body
now lies at a local undertaking estab-
lishment, the man claiming before his
death that he was the victim Of poison
ing by strychnine. administered while
on a trip to Paducah, Ky.
bedside, he stated that he had. suf-
fered great agony after drinking water
while in Paducah, and that he smme,
diately caught train and returned
home A doctor was called in, but was
unable to save Browns life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Established IRs4

Established 1854
Millions OF Passengers Carried
Not q Life Lost
Steamers leave pier foot w Main Co.,
Norfolk. Telephone Bell 4,so.I
Doo W.. Non. Wed. Sat. p NJ.
PROVIDENCE. tues. .rn.. ST. N.
DIAL lMOtE. tMon.. Thurs. p. II.
Freight only tPaasengers only
.AtraGtiys Pa1acnEer ana Freight Raten
A. L. PORTER. General Agent. Norfolk. Va,
HAVANA
Frcight-PaksenRer
F1grn NORFOLK every 10 Days
~. SIS Ontario" February ssth.
Frst-ClAso Fare 500 Special Room Extra
Hnrrtss, MnRiil e. CO.
- Booking Agents.
A. K. PoFTER. General AGENT.
Norfolk. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
RELATIONS WITH VATICAN
Premier MilIerand Tells Chamber o.
Deputies Plans Held by


Premier Miilerand, Of France. TO the
Chamber Of Deputies on Friday. that
II the national interest demanded a
can the government would bring the
matter before Parliament. which would
decide the matter. has produced most
In vatican Giro les the re-establishment
OF relations between France and the
Vatican is considered as certain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
RUTGERS TO PLAY CALIFORNIA
baseball Gnruc VIII Feature Alumni
Day Exercises ON


Rutgers will meet the University OF
California in an interscctional base
ball game here June H. The game
exercises. Rutgers probably will play
4 return game next year in California.
Graduate Manager lleittkamp also
has announced three intcrSectional
football games. Nebraska in New
York Indiana here, and Detroit in
the WcSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
WRGINIANs ENTER MEET
Trio From University WIFI Compete
in Millrosc Athletic Association
CrncL Meet.
- ,rhn ,r,mcs-Disnotch

ISpecial TO The Times Dispa tch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. S.
Captain 6. =. Wilson and 3. p Ed
munds, of the University OF Virginia
track team, who participated in the
Boston ~. A.. meet last night. will be
joined in New York Tuesday by Simon
Seward, and the trio will take part
in the Millrose Athletic Association
meet there. In this meet Wilson is to
run in the 70-yard low and high hur-
Edmunds Will compete in tho 1000
yard handicap. and Seward will enter
the 70-yard dash, also n scratch event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Divorcces Gam WED.

VIENNA. Feb. S.--The marriage of
Divorces will be Instituted in Aus
TRAN Catholic Churches this month by
an announcement authorized by the
Pope. Fears have been entertained
here recently that Catholic Divorces
would leave the church altogether
because at present priests are directing
them TO marry before registrars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
YNilI Resnme Innpectinnx.

NEW YORK. Feb. Stills Island
will resume it's pre-war activities on
February .l6Nwfen tho inspection Of
immigrants (, the United States ar
irving in tho steerage will be held
there instead OF at the landing piers
Byron Uhl. acting com missioner OF i'm
migration. explained that examinations
can be held with more thoroughness
the piere. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
birmingham Get. Conway.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. S.-Dick
Conway. former infc!der and utility
man Of the local team. has been trans
cerred TO the roster of the Birmingham
CLUB. Of the Southern Association, for
CASH consideration. It was announced
late today. He finished the season last
year with Mobile, his services then
reNrrtins 10 the Memphis club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
ROBERTSON is DEFEATED
jock Hutchinson, Chicago Professional,
Wins Exhibition Match mt
Inmnn. To

TAMPA. FLA, Feb. Sock Hutch
inson Chicago professional. defeated
hibition match here this afternoon. :;
TO .. The Windy city golfer exhibited
a reversal Of his recent form getting
away to lead on the first five holes. and
was never headed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
French Banker Explain. Exchange

PARIS, Feb. S.-Georges PaIlain,
governor OF the Bank OF France, ex!
planning last night to a meeting OF
stockholders the alarming situation
IL was caused by the interruption OF
advances from the English and Ameri-
can treasures. which had thrown tho
moment the burdens OF France became
heavier through purchase for Industrial
reconstruction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Ex-BIG LEAGUERs TO COACH
Ed. Smith and "GOat" Anderson 10
Train Notrc Dame BnIl


SOUTH BEND. IND. Feb. SD.
Smith, former twirIer for the st. Louis
browns, and J r.. fGoat) Anderson.
former outiclder. for the Pittsburgh
Pirates viii probably be on the
Notre Dame baseball coaching staff
during the. winter and spring. Both
men have had unusual success in past
years in teaching tho young collegians
how 10 play tho game and us they
arc popular; not only with the players
but with the student body, cSccIlent
results are anticjDated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
STElNMETZ WINS WESTERN
SKATING CHAMP LAURELS
- Chicago 3Inn Takes Total of Ninety
POfnts-McGownn and Nc
Whittier Are Competitors.

!! MILWAUKEE,. Feb. S.-William
Steinmctz. Chicago skater. won the
sWestern skating championship here
this afternoon with a total OF 90 points.
His closest competitors were l.. Nc
: Gowan, of st. Paul. and Roy McWhir-
ster, Of Chicago, who each had 40 points.
- Steinmetz won first in $40 yards at
46 seconds, half mile at :42 and mile
ut 3:26. MCGOWAN took first in the
:2o-yard and third in the mile. while
: McWhirter won second in the 220-yard
and 440-yard events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
q Mxtecnth-Frcc.
Must Send Contrnct..

AUBURN. y. 2, Eco S--Minor
tion must be rendered contracts on or
before March ). according 10 instruc.
lions gent TO Climb owners Of the Ma,
lionai Association Of Professional
Baseball Leagues by john II rs-reil
Secretary o. tho association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
STEVE O'NEILL is H0LDOUT
Star Cleveland Catcher sends BACK
Contract and Wants Higher

eat CLEVELAND. OHIO. Feb Steve
@do'Eeill. star catcher of the Cleveland
'tbest in the American League. is said
'r1o be holdout. Adviccs received here
sstoday from Willicsbarrc, Pa, his home
(, state that he has refused the salary
y offered and has returned his contract
unsigned.
IL is also reported that Ed Elcpfcr
'Elcading American League pitcher in
s1a17. will retire from baseball this
wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
nrou.snrd Ia CanaIant,

Broussard, OF New iberia, has made
formal announcement, of his candidacy
for the Office OF United States Senator
to succeed. Senator Gay, whose term
expires March 8, 1921.f So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
CONSIDER BOXING MEASURE
IynrhburE American Legion Post In
Discuss IrOpOScd Law for
rs..f,
{ Special 10 The rim,

Special 20 the Tines Dispatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb S.--The
Luxembourg Post. American Legion, at
its regular meeting Tuesday night will
take up tho boxing bill pending in the
state Legislature 20 decide whether or
not the post will bacl. the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Fire Causes ss01Oo0 Loss.

PITTSBCRGH, Feb. S.--Loss, esti-
undetermined origin which destroyed
two buildings and damaged a number
Of others at McKcesport. near here, to-
(lly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
VIII ExhIbft nnbhit..

LYNCIfBURCI. VA, Feb. SAN exiii-
billion of Belgian. New Zealand and
Flemish giant rabbits will be held here
March as. blythe LynchbhrE Breeders
Association. @