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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20

New York, July 2O.-The stock mar.
ket gave no signs today of moving out
OF its narrow trading area, trading was
extremely sluggish and too entirely pro-
1esslonal to- be Of Importance. Price
changes were irregular and narrow dur
ing the greater part of the session. al
a firm tone.
Stocks opened slightly lower, bur
quickly rallied from n fraction to Q
points, good deal of the early buying
coming from the short element. After
demand from this source had subsidized.
the market turned into a drifting af-
Ialr, the chief significance of which was
that traders were uncertain how to pro-
ceed. p-'
The most important piece of news
was the promulgation of the new wage
schedule for railroad employees which
Will add approximately $500, 600, 900 TO
the annual pay roll of the carriers.
Inc wage awards We're accented by
union leaders subject to ratification by
the men, avoiding the possibility of
general strike for the time being at
least. ~
Wall street regarded as remote the
likelihood of walkout of railroad work
ers because of dissatisfaction with the
Increases granted, and railroad shares
were generally firm, but no disposition
was manifested to bid prices up in an
ticipation of the increased freight rates
which will soon be announced.
me fact that the PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road had found 1t advisable to cut down
the number of its employees directed
9nlaVoiaoie attention to the slowing
nown IN many lines Of industry but
lnaasmuch as the recent decline in
STOCKS had been discounting precisely
TINS situation, the market made no
further response. At the same timc
the action of Pennsylvania was regarded
as signlfying a narrowing of the mar
GIN between the supply and demand for
labor which will tend to soften labor's
dlctatorlal attitude and add to its ef
hciency. Call loans renewed at s per
cent. as against per cent Yesterday
but this improvement was evidently due
as much to lack of demand for accom-
modation as to an increase in the sunnlv
OF money: The lower renewal rar. Id
not stimulate the market to any extent,
!, In the way. of extensive movements
the market did not offer much of inter.
est a few specialties, such as Strom-
oe[s Catouretor, moved up or 4
points american Woolen jumped more
than . points at the opening. shorts
taking fright from the statement that
the company's mills might reopen within
the next week or two. Haskell &
Barker was points higher at 1917
Other equipments moved ahead 1 or .
points Steel common held close to
9lA Heading and Union Pacific rose
point or so, but other rails were list
less .on;od iooi activity In Invincible Oil
was revived, the stock going up to 4G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20

Total, SS.os3. 900. compared with ss,4os..
900 Yesterday. Thus far this week. SID
aassS'ooo. asS ooo. Same period last week. SAL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
BREAK IN COFFEE FUTURES
Decline Carries September to Low.
est Price Since War

New York. July 20.--There WAS n
violent break in coffee futures this aft
ernoon, the decline carrying Septemher
to 1898, or to the lowest point since the
var. Sentiment. locally. was nervous
and brokers were excited. 'ou'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
Dividends
THE LEmGH GSAh So,Is.Ny ANp NAVIGATION

Dividend No. 1877. -
rns asarteaiy Ses % aiyIdens q sS per @ cent III
pany. payable Auxust 81 1920. to stsckhold-
ers as registered on the books Of tho Gem %
Checks Win be mailed tof ftQckholders who
have dlsd psrms ncnt diyM5a,as M Z ,Ssdsr. !. e..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
ARKETCONT|NUED
DR|F TING AFFAIR
Traders Apparently Were Un-
certain How to Proceed and
Shifted Constantly

Stock sales today on the New York
exchange, as compiled by the Evening
sun, totaled 31S, 200 shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First t1ec--three furionrs-Queon OF
Won, MaISaret Dixon. IFS IT, Howard].
"a /. 70 2. 4 TO >. second: Sky Blue, liz
81 On vs. :: a to = HAY. out, 5hTd Time
wing IoI tHeutei) to- j. & to 2 oveni h sss-
ond: Copyright. ITO twalls). TO l. 10
!: and to g: third. Time. lis Is. Mit,a'
N.shotah Am First. Double Van. On High
:, Third raee-sl- turionrs-The boy. II.
Man 20 tColtilottD. 3 TO Q. TO :. out.
second; Arrowhead. 10i tPiercN> 10 to j.
70 to S + third Tine i:i7: Charles
Fourth raca--one rniie--cher. ia Jam
Jos tThurberl. IL TO !. TO !. to k.cooI
Breczc. rs tRob!nson>. to !. even. 10
!: third Time. AZ. Tscoia. D,uniInona'
molly. ~ tThnrbcr1.. ! to 10 =. zen Ven.
20 5. to 3. second: Little Cottarn. III
4tn Stwsn6 + Pla s TO g tsIs
vS s,n;h 5 rae, ana Soda, dc
won: Antnineue. ln4 iIIupcD. IA 10 .;
.rinfit9nl. 10 l., even. 10 z. third Time,
G i! sle.i Lo,,s stSn ran c"dsse Mayor
seventh rscc--rnilc and sevon,y va rss
e !. : 10 g.. Won: Mars hhelH'i los ff23sii;;n'
~ , to e., 70 !. seesnd: pulsski II.
ken.acy e BOZ d ex siexs shFa: T%s
tano. Jessie Louise. Prevaricate, BABY Sis,ar
SATIN, iethci IiI!l ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
OHIO CITY WILL HAVE TWO
WEEKS OF GRAND CIRCUIT
Stewards Also Announce Schedule fer
Ncetines This Iear-TrottinE
Association Reeosnixed.
[ By Associated PTess.

SYRACUSE. n. V. ian. 1s.--The
q schedule Of racing dates today, and
granted Toledo's request for two
weeks OF racing.
The dates adopted were-.North Ran
dali, Cleveland Ohio, July $40; Toledo.
Ohio. July 1s-l7: Kalamazoo, Mich.
July l9-3t; Columbus. Ohio, July 20
Mandon; Cleveland. Ohio, August ola;
Philadelphia. August 1921; PouEh-
kccpsie, August 2s-2s; Readviilc.
Mass, August 80, September 4; Hart
ford, Conn. September 6-l1; Syracuse,
september 1918; Columbus. September
&c. October .; Lexington. KY, October
i-lG; Atlanta. Ga, October 1928.
The stewards officially recognized
the new trottins association, which
formed last night in the modification
or rules. which will permit associa-
tions within the circuit to race under
rules OF any parent association. When
the y. T. A. and the a. 7. A. rcSula-
tons now In force, the rules Of the
new association would mako three
either OF which may be accepted By
the racing associations. All officers
Of the Grand Circuit were reelected
They are: II. X. Dcvercux, of Clcve-
land. president, r. w. Swisher, Of Co
lumbus. vice president, and w. r.
Khan. OF Cleveland, secretary and
treasurer.
The stewards recommended that
PRESIDENT DevcreuX accept the invita-
ton OF Joseph j. Mooney, OF Toledo.
ard hold the 1921 session in Toledo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
SPIDERS WORKING HARD
FOR MEDlC0 CONTEST
Coach Dobson Gives His Team no Let.
UP in Anticipation OF Tough

Working hard this week in prepara-
ton for the speedy Medicos, whom
they meet on the Y e " ~
ball squad pu.Ied on uo"uie bi. yes
terday on their temporary floor at
Westharnpton. The Richmond College
contest Of fiftcen- minute halves be-
tween Dobson's third team and the
Chamberlain School five. in which tn"
latter was showed under by score Of
While Billy" Gooch and Mac Nc
Iihany. both former stars. the former
at Virginia and the latter at Hampden-
Sidney. who arc instructors at the
visitors they were not in condition.
This, plus poor team work and of
color shooting. spelled defeat for the
invaders. On the other hand the Spid-
changing OF the ball. and were sue
icessful with their attempts at the
baskets. Tyler registered all OF the
GIhamher!anne goals except two. On
duced four of the eleven baskets.
On the heels OF this ARRAY, Coach
Bobson having selected eleven men to
act Il, first and second string varsity
made UP OF Carlton. center; Motley
and Towll. forwards. and Weeks and
thompson. guards. against five Of
Whites" with Dobson. eenter: Jones
Smith. guards. Cook and Hargroves
were also injected into the play later.
When the Spiders meet the Medicos
they will show considerable improve
inent in play and although 1t Is not
expected that top-notch speed will be
attained by Saturday, the RED and
E!uc baskcters expect to trounce the
last going doctors.
The lineup OF tho game with Cham
bcrlanc School follows:
Third Team. Chamb'l'n School.
Carver right forward. Wortham
Robinson left forward Thommason
,uhtord 800. center. Tyler
SayanauSh right guard. -. McIlhany
Mcdaniel left guard. ...... Gooch
Goals-By Carver, 4; Robinson, 2;
Dunford, :; Mcdaniel, .; Thommason.
!; Tyler. :; McIlhany, i. Fouls--Shot
by Tyler, | out of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
TRINITY ANNOUNCES DATES
FOR BASKETBALL QUINTET
Tarkeels VIII Meet University OF vir-
Einia Mt Home and In Char
lottcaytlle.

DURHAM. ". c., Jan. 1S.-rhe bas-
kotball schedule for Trinity has been
announced by Manager Brim and gives
promise of some hard and interesting
games. sixteen games in all have
been scheduled. three Of which have
already been played. The college has
already played Trinity Park School and
the Durham Y. 81; c. 4. quint. ard has
won every contest. The squad is cap
tanned by L. Is. Hathaway and the re-
cult of tho contests already held give
nope for a successful season The
schedule in its entirety follows. the
played:
December s-Trinity Park School. 2.
Trinity.
:, Dseember 1e-Durharn Y. NJ. c. A. at
january s-Du,ham 7. II. c. A., n. Dur
tam
January l3-Guilford College. al Gnlcord.
January l3-Eion college. al Elon. -
. 5fsnSary aai-H. Z. at a, T TIIai;v
ciGL - ''1'-
E !.sS-naryy T ,,Aii&s e. At Rasi=h,
February l:--LynchburE College. at Trim
eS:ss4s 20E chsHsl Hin
EEsss;;SSssEEyy :..-HN 4 /. a at Lexington.
february :s-Univcrsity OF Virginia. at
Tie most notable features OF the schcd-
NE arc the EsV,es with CAROLINA and Vir-
years since athletic relations between Tr:n-
Tili be the. irs, local appearances OF the
OF the snor, Will watch these two features
with great interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
CHURCH HILL WINS AGAIN
RICHMOND QUINTET DOWNS
RAhD0LPH.MACON JACKETS
college AESreEution and Independents
stage Great Game in Ash
land Gymnasium.
Special TO Tho Timcso;e

ISpcc:a! TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, VA. Jan. 13.-Randolph-
Macon's basketball team found out to-
night just how good the Church Hill
Athletic Club auint OF Richmond really
Is. The Jackets lost TO the Capital
City lads by the score Of "a to 81 in
one Of the hardest fought, but clean
est games ever played in the Randolph
Macon gymnasium.
throughout tho contest the CUNTS
oattlcd nip and tuck. and at no time
did ono have the bail at his end OF
the floor for any length of time. Both
teams guarded closely, and tho defcn-
sive work was feature of the affair
All members Of the visiting, team put
UP a great exhibition. and their team
work was particularly noticeable.
Cochran and Smoot did the best work
for the Jackets. Tho score:
Church Hill. Randolph Macon.
Position.
Woodward :. left forward ..... Scott
Pcndleton :. right forward :. Cochran
Metcalf 900. center -. Zimmerman
Ehmig 80. right guard Dutterworth
Devine $500. left guard ...... Smoot
ran. 3; Scott, 2; Zimmerman. 2: Butter
worth, L: Smoot, 2; Pendleton, s;
Woodward. 4; Metcalf, l; lGhmig, .
Goals from fOul-Smoot, !. Referees
Frank and Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
HAVANA RESULTS

Eia n!as ,5c efe coII;e,a and furlonE
go so 'i u one .eo,d de' oI5MtoSrrisey
Ts9 l. 70 2 70 q; third, Time: 1907 2. {.
onsi Lizard and .IncInerator ran.
In Encoi 1'A ne o,s e j; 70 wen
TO-; iseeopss: IS. Ward; i6s tconnors,.
Iionc; Sophia X Magic Mirror ram. %
Third !2cn--siY furlonrs-GoIdcn Chanc.
Helea HsG SsI. he teo,,ianstto even, Won
! TO =. second: ASSIGN. iGa ILSx5 ! 10
z e 10. 20 s. third. Time !:ia Is Coun,,
B9riG May Mauisby and Ed. Garrison ran
Fourth race-rn!is and nifty ysGd.HHH
% no g. %o1 100 p. .csiiin;; T.
70 10: TO second: Flash OF Steel, ioS
.MuFraS,. even: = TO .. 10 {. third Ti,n.
~ ~ s-s: AnIietv. Iron Boy, Damon and
,s's ssss!s ans 9"y ."; g 6 &ss
TO b. second Ralph S. lis tiycil,ns ny " =. ~
,.gon 10 L. , synn ihird, Time. ia is
Eaneu YaE. Auo" ano
son. ios tArehs mSan1. 10Y atr o SsI1,
Won: Candie!isht lo7 (LunsiofdS. & 10 =
sTsae;r} $50 2 s1;eend, ,Apaump,ion. 1si
40 50. Zodiac. si!Ts. sandals ana HAND inGs:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Z. s. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

Tho United States Circuit cour, q,
Appeals rcconvened yesterday morninr n,
10 o'clock with the following judges md
officials In attendance: Circuit iudxesN
Hon Hon. !; g. Iriichard. Of ..Asheviilc. n. c.:
SSnI Hon; Chsrl,s {; Woods. or Marion.
of Anderson s. C.: Clerk CIaub: M@tbins
end United States Marshal john G.. saun.
Gases Co i7 sstsusd y ,Ssts l. 5 d.,
sM1l sr GS is,;,a
Of the estate OF L. H. Miiier daeensea At AZ
a y, In error Error TO the disirct coue,
c: o'Eiaherty Of Kichinond. Nas.' f Snd ,b p;
cctende n error. and submitted. '
.. Nj ,;,Ss-5n1ssnHTy Mfg. Co. appellant.
&sue sh' o S' r. w sou5t od f. =
Ssiys Church q rs fsRHs',an D. ' Cd 10y Sy
SSa a. i75 e 81, ,sSSr; :, nno.,. ,
Lane and Norfolk Shpbuildinc and Dry
!toek Corporation. appcllccs. Appeal iron;
ths district cour. at, Norfolk. Va.
NGE5SN a shiYsSd2 T5r and I Py
court AT Norfolk. Va Causes TO be G afsnsd
ioXetlsr by. Mcssra. baird & White. OF Nor.
tSr S ssWsl and l. o. s,1Tks 2! SorfeS va
lAtle d Scaweli. OF Norfolk Va. for liz,
M1rroik shipbuildinE aud Dry Dock Cor.
"a Court curt. adjourned until this morning at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
BODY WILL INCORPORATE
SPORTS ASSOCIATION VOTES
TO TAKE IMPORTANT STAND
Members fienr Reports of Variuu,
Committee and OPtiEizm
Prevails Thereafter.

Members OF the Richmond Sports AS.
ISOLATION last night voted to become
an incorporated body at a meeting
held in the automobile room OF Muir
phys Hotel.
At tho time that the orga MIA ton
took this step they accepted tho char
ter drafted by tho committee appointed
for that purpose. and when the confab
was completed a spirit OF optimism
was prevalent among the members.
Announcement was made by the COM
armorics had been obtained for bask Ell
ball games. and this news was re-
! SGiwed b gladly by all those present.
has ~ is object the promotion of
athletics in the city. arc confident that
their efforts viii DO rewarded and
Richmond placed on higher athletic
plane.
under the rule OF incorporation the
capital stock OF the body will range
from Il minimum of $50 to a maximum
buy at, least ono share OF stock. the
par value of which was set ut $40 a
share. will BIO allowed to become menu
bcrs of the organization.
Several members last night sub
scribcd to stock, and this money will
be placed in bank today for tho pur-
pose of securing a guarantee sufficient
TO come to this city for basketball
games.
Jones Felvey. a prominent member o:
the hodS placed al, before the mee,nG
would use its influence to aid in the
passing Of boxing oIi. which VIII
heartily approved tho resolution, and
the sports association Will begin work
ent session OF the Legislature. which
opens today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

liz: fs Joe aGSs so5s, ;;pYgionrsypn George.
N I'hip !Ss; III on boesor lie Ms snn9
T TTs SHl sAce1,live and onc.Sal, f5,,o,.
sher, Chsnir..it : jAi-d5ie: ~: Aibuia. ii.:
ts,; i hHEJieFen!ayer cs: i.naar T IL:
n as Dee. ie Eligible: Jim i! yi.a,, 10:
Man iaG S:ee TcsGs, fsT:oIgsM Dett Thur.
slt III: b I,I L - lls cdIaaEsy
i;sii PsE9nneF liS Ms Sto,as iii ia yl!
Etteibls: Charming. iI6: Arn nh,at hjsyy. ie5.
tttS: MScE Iarner lis: Coronado liz
Sm p az Ia, Madrc i. lie: panatm4a. y Ioa
sttetiins. iSss-Mm; .,resG sh;, Lace 1oa
LIZ; Ny Dear. S. 49, '"udlr!.
Sixth rnce-nile ma s,-,.,,A -.
1h}s :. psgfns.s lis opocF;aaiS. iis: t.
iSs: Gr91np&slI let: Mountain n H9ss pn Il
55:sady Longfellow. So: Leinates. 81: Xt;ra.s
55,ssesysnth, 5aee;-75n,iie and cuar,cr-1,,.,.
ee, ni,x;n: '!HSSj Pr; ios: ,crscow. os: KIM
slRs: Discoridc. l6I: Rooke-y. ~; irF Iae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
HAVANA ENTRIES

;,.E!.st receive and ono. halr fnr,o,,s
Taslep; lO9: Miss r. 1oe: May Craig loo
s Eas'e p; MAY iSs Sherry ies DonatoIi.. iii
Second receive and e-hsIf .u,,,,,.
SSk snSsn issSx Tyn nwnss Child ica Little
1856 Dr;f,ield los: Iron Crosa IT,. iS!; Pom Pom
;,Third raee--si1 Observation-Disclosures. ,o7
High Gear ltl: Himiltrud. log: Ncn- iSSss
biSSnasi lot Major Donio. ICE: .livord. To-
Ysnls 80: Don, Thsvsh. 100: KiEu joi
iny,Syers'on. 1os' Heriin. 100: Hank ODsy
sinh TsceeeeHniis-.vain Chick. SO: Chan.
iSs: S,eiclln ios: i.sckroso i66: Wsr tTT sn
ssY: Sanye SOL; 56s Eda Herrnlann. los:
!tarinx'- 10y. a9aaSh. 40: Ttanby. no: Rob.
sixth FsceIna!ls and .afty 1ards-L.esz
ssssuiste LOB: TskaiSn ,Isreh Iss: tn I'm.
nilri,. 400; Baby Cal. los: Tpuntain FAY Az
sdes S,srnnan, 1913: Crystal Day. ia5: Bucl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
INDIANS ARE COMING HERE
PREPARED TO CAPTURE GAME

[Special to The Times Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 10
Leaving on their first trip tomorrow
afternoon, the basketball players OF
William and Mary College probably
Will show Improvement In their two
games IN Richmond tomorrow and
Thursday night.
Coach Driver. Manager Copeland and
eight players Will compose the squad
going to tho capital city. Tomorrow
night tho Indians clash with Medical
College OF Virginia. while on the fol.
lowing night the Union Theoiogical
Seminary quint matches It's skill
against that of tho William and Mary
baskets. Both games arc TO be played
al the y. w {. ~ court.
The Indians have settled down 10
stiH practice. Team work must be i'm
proved, and, tho coach thinks his
charges Will show good form before
tho end of the month. The coach has
eIperimented with several combina-
tons without selecting his regular
team. II is not improbable that the
games with the Medicos and ThcoIoes
Will give the Indians mentor oppor-
tunity to decide upon his regular
squad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Virginia Students Are
Jubilant Over Action

Especial to The Tirnes-Dispatch.)
CIIARLoTTESvIfL VA, Jan.
13~-StrEinL undergraduates today
arc tuLilsut over the action taken
by the board OF visitors Monday
night, when TINT body passed q
resolution favorinE the adoption OF
n permanent onc-man system of
coaching.
Fresident Alderman and two
members OF the board, George II. u.
Michie, of Charlottesville, and Alex
Hnder +. Robertson. of Stauutou,
hAre the selection of the new d.
rector, and IL is believed that he
VIII be appointed ut n special meet
Ing OF the board two weeks hence.
Reports have been circulated that
the names OF \ Syracuse and Yale
graduate arc faHOrnbly mentioned
In connection with the position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

Brodts EXECUTORS vs.. Commonwealth
passed to March term. >''
King rs. Commonwealth. passed TO March
:, Buehhoi2 rs. Commonwealth. uassed &c
at March term SA's@o
Pennington a, Kicker va Commonwealth
passed to March term.
passed to March term.
Commonwealth vs. patte-son's E1ecu,or,
argued and submitted.
Southern Halfway VIZ Commonwealth
paSocd to March term.
Sorfolk and Western Railway Compan.
VS.. simmons passed to March term
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Norfolk Southern EaiirunJ 60 ~, ,,,,,
ress; argued md submitted.
Thc ncXt Cases to be called:
Duncan va. Carson
Duncan vs.. broadway National Bank
ct ais. ~
Cumming va. Cumming
Doicc VS.. Finance Guaranty CORPORATION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
CITIZENS WIN SERIES
Set New RECORD I'm Rfchmond League
b! Administering Straight De-
feats to Milkmen.

The Citizens Home made & new rec
ord in the Richmond Bowling League
last night. Oh the Palace alleys, win
ning three straight games from the
Dairymen, with blind. Austin pulled
his usual stunt hy laying around until
ave minutes 20 time TO bowl ana then
iets FOR the ward, which necessitated
the ioss OF many games. EcIj ~, e
high man for the loosers and Rawsev
Tor Citizens. The players had a pIcas-
ant surprise last night. Frank Reid
returning 70 Keep score cor them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
|B0TH TEAMS ARE READY /
WILLIAM AND MARY QUINTET
AND MEDIC0S PLAY TONIGHT
Indians nnd Doctors to Meet on Court
OF 4. w. @. A.---Locals Have
ADVANTAGE.

MediGaI College of Virginia will meet
mo William and Mary Indians on the
BASKETBALL court OF tho y. w. c. 4. to.
n .isI at S:ie o'clock in a contest that
binary interest by followers or both
:, Medical College has defeated the Will
i,amso0rgcrs once and the Indians are
determined TO aycnge this defeat. and
VIII put forth their best effort In the
game tonight Coach Driver has nad
In william III and Dlary quint pract Icing
that an Improvement will be noticed
In the play OF his .cagcrs.
Since defeating tho American Legion
team last Saturday the Medtcos have
Decn hard at work In preparation for
the contest with tho Indians, and tho
boys believe they will DO able to dupli-
cate their performance in Williams
burg and defeat tho Indians.
According to announcement made last
night the medical team will line up as
follows:
Hornady and Murray. forwards;
Dickerson and Handy, guards; Neale,
center. Tyler Mcreland. Wood and
Trceisse Will be used as substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Richmond Industrial Business TRAINING
A ,arssIan 1mtehmond Va N9n;stocE cor.
ident; Daisy Jones secretary: 4. q. RIOS.
courses 70 it's members and patrons.
maalna@ a nni%u 5000 g. PIN On,
c".a: Fred y. Russell. PRESIDENT: j. X. Egg
born. sccrotaP. and W. IT. IIeyIncI NIL
OF MsSandria. va. Object: TO manufactute
and dca! In silly. cotton hair. fabrics. cite
r. siS oo nG h, vi c. seital maIiiRu
hrwin. president: 81. c. Clarke, secretary:
w. j.. Pcttis and J. A. Hines. all or Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
National State and City
Oils Beat Merchants

Girls OF the National state and
City aeHtet last night defeated the
Merchants' National tenn by the
score Of % TO 10. In the Y. w. O. A.
snnum. The game WINS ohe OF
INC pest played by teams OF the
sHonkinE Women's League this ycnr.
National state and City broke into the
percentages by winning from their
oPponsnt. ard the team having won
give the other teams hard bnttIe
Tor inc championship OF the orEnn-
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REDS STRENGTHEN HOLD
Inks Two Games From Giants. Cct,,,-
CioScr to second Place In Junior
Ten.Pln Lenruc

The fast travelling Reds. OF .he I,,,o
Tcn-Pin League. strongtheped $50.
mold on second place last night M tbe
Pietsch allays, by adnlnIsterinv two
defeats to the Giants. while tho latter
team was coming out vIctorioua In oro
game. Carleton. OF the Giants. Ind Sho
niSh yidual game of the night by
trst game. The high total bnpors
however. goes to Dalton, OF Tho Rsts
VINO shot 900 for his three games.
The following Is tho score:
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p mG5d; w Sn Object; 20 conduct ssnera.
I'll; schneek CO.. ime.. R,cbnon, ~
Ss spUSr oa R,sSisM $1,000 i9ntmar5o.
HEon' rs iImIhs sssl. Long 1sand. n. " ssmue
Joseph s. MiIier.a r BIoo Mkiishmend Vay, and
W W. lna n,ntu und deal in toys. wooden
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new YORK, Jan. I3-The curb market
800 weak and irregular today, tho Indus
trinls being quiet. but steady. Tho cils.
Win WIN lev exceptions. however. showed con-
'HGIdplc cccltncs from yesterdays closing
:, Mninii,nE shares were irregular. with no