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New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New Orleans Entries

purse" rs. s.9o ilyS faTlQngs'I
rsh Shsf ses b11's 5 f iIs zans S
rs; Domingo. lis: seaboard. liz; Con-
eroit, 1l5: Cortc" 115 Rose OF picardy,
Echoiand, 1ls; Elizabeth May, 'i'.'' i1s Also
slslblc: Homo Guard. liz. Alnirante,
u second race (for four..yesr-olds and up
5 P05Ss ssSS iS i5 laF'0ssu ssas
Conduit, IFS; Tipford ll5; Liberator. 1l5;
N,olawn. >,o!' ~; Madras Ginghana, ll2: Pa
lvanger Iio; salute, i1o; svalerse west,
~ sophcla. W. lo7: 'Lady Longfelow,
-. Also eligible: 'Moldio. io7; Pigeon,
IL. Counting Colors. IL.
Third race tfor three year -oids; claim
ms purse 500; six furlongs) )--Chevalier,
i; THE Moor, ~; Rustler l1o; Gallot,
~ Sea Court, III; Gen. Agramonte. 1903.
sutton. 100: -Old Faithful. lo4; Tut. 81;
Reluctant, iot; "Platoon. 1o9. Also eli
Eibie Loeb Leven. l02; Montillo, los; DR..
Howard, 90.
Fourth race Uor three-ycar-olds ana
upTard; ali allowances; purse. $500: six
Eaart, ~; Capt. Hersnler, III Crayson.
lQs Hcrotsme los; Mahony. los; Assume
los; PaMuman. 1oS; Shilling 1OS: Rornanv
Iead gg p3nqlnF 5y1 SPRAY l05 ooi iF!uzey ~
Also eligible: Old Red, los; Ernest A.. l0s
Sammy Kelly, los.
Fifth race tthe Pelican Handicap. FOR
fnree-year olds and upward; purse, ST 900
one mile and Il ACCOMPLISHMENTS i20
herTy Shannon, 10; Chief, 1899 TNbbertv-
sixth race lfor three-year-olds and un.
ward; purse. 500; one mile and an eighty
1aquer. ll6 Capital City, lie; SPAR
idri. tti. ~ nellie Yorke. III: Jack Reeves
~ ~: Ma6rono; lo5; sPlenty. 103. sCoIder.
1o2. 0"' N'''e'
Seventh race; for threo-y -y~ar-ol,s and
up%ard N elaining; purse. 500, one nile nile
ana three -slXteenthg)- Tugs. li3, sCocl.
roach' ~: kcoo. 40; BNok!ard. Ill
Iarason. los: Lady Ward l08: sIl,inois
ilad' iav' los; Zen Hampson, los; Athena
,9s ,9s Aztec los: Lad. los; Capt. Hodge
'acular Girl. 1o1: sPindar, 9e N''o'
,A1ppr,enticc ~ allowance claimed.
" edlher clear; track tast
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Bresnahan Sues Dodgers
For Withholding PLAYERS

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec 29. = Roger
hresnahan, president of the Toledo
club of the American Association, an
ncunced to-day that he is preparing
some sort OF action against the Brook
I'm National League club in connection
With the purchase last spring Of three
players. who he says we're not deliv-
esed after payment had been made.
Bresnahan declares he purchased
9 C4taclder Hickman, Second Baseman
Ma one and 7 hird Baseman Doug zs
Baird for $1,000. that he paid s. 500
down on the installment plan and re-
ceived nothing in return. Malone and
Hickman are said to have jumped to
the Steel league, and Baird through
some rretext, was kept at Prooklvn
and released this winter to Indian
''pol!s, according to Bresnahan.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Sharkey Claim Disputed
BY O'Cattv and Coster

Jack Sharkey has agreed to box the
winner OF the tifteen-round feature
bout between Packcy O'Gatty and
Benny Coster, the two crack East Side
bantams, who clash at the Pioneer
Sporting Club, in East Twenty fourth
Street, on Saturday night. Both Cos
ter and O'Gatty are Italians, and they
Sharkey's right TO the championship
Of the Italian race.
This is the third meeting between
Coster and O'Gatty. They fought twice
at Scranton, both bouts resulting in
closely contested battles Of ten rounds
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
w aIker Has Close
Call, but Triun1phs
On the Last Green
By BRIGGS
.ace.a! C2rrcsporG<no. % 7hc Tr,aune

.-Nc' tN+ = JTTcSp0rG<PCS 20 INe TTtbttC
PINEHURST, N. c., Dec. GA F.
Walker jr., OF the R:chmon1 Country
Cub, winner Of the midwiutcr golf
tournament here in 1913 and 1919, had
q narrow escape from defeat in the
'irst round Of the same event to-day,
when he was dowv. TO c. T. Wat
son jr., of Baltusroi. at the seventh
hole, and had TO slnn long putt to
win on the home grccn.
All the favorites wen their matches
N the first sixteen, with James Ward,
of Kansas City, playing tho most con-
vinclng golf OF any ~ in the division
L. Porter, Of Holworthy Hail, won
second division match from II. b.
OBrien, Of Detroit, st the twenty-scc-
oaG hole.
The summary:
First ai9tcen: r. II. Hunt. Worcester,
be". 81. l.. Feary. Garden City. s.; y.
Ssa a,shGp rtPehurs:. beat danes Baird.
j, =. Chapman, Greenwich beat L. 8
Walker jr:, Richmond county. beat c. =.
Tecser sen EEwanoH o.'usoa' boat p H. up schoae!a
Plainfe!d. up: Donald Parse. Youngs-
to~n, heat Carrnan Mcssmore Ardeley,
T.; G. X. Thayer Brae Burn. beut Z. c.
Beall SherbrOoNe. UP.
Metropolitan golfers to WIN first
round matches III the second division
follow:
=, 4. +; Messnsorc; Ardsley. beat E: II.
Wiswen. Orange: up (21 holes); C.. s.
Waterhouse. Ardsley, beat r. A. Kelley.
southern Pines up; Ray THOMPSON,
Engineers. beat r.. J. Frost. Woodland.
g.; s. q. atlier, Enelewood. heat A. 8.
higgins. st. Andrews. 81; II. T.. Porter,
New York. beat =. y. Q Bricn. Detroit,
] up (23 holes).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Spears, Former Star
Guard, Signs to Coach
West Virginia Eleven

HICACO, Dec. 29.--Clarencc ".
Spears, coach at Dartmouth
University for four years and for
mer Ali-American guard, has signed
a one-year contract to become head
football coach at the University of
West Virginia, it was announced 10.
night by Harry A. Stansbury, ath-
ietic director at West Virginia, who
came here to confer with Spears.
Spears's record at Dartmouth
made him zone Of the most desira-
Bile coaches in the country" Mr..
Stansbury said, and every effort was
made TO sign him to a West Viz
ginia contract. The Dartmouth
eleven was ranked as one of the
country's best in 1919, and in the
other years it was coached by Spears
ii made good records.
Spears will succeed NJ. NJ. Club
by Mcintyre at West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Naval Academy Officer
Heads, Collegiate Boxillg

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec 29.-Notice
Of his election as president Of the Inter
collegiate Boxing Association Of Amer.
lca, was received to-day by Lieutenau.
Commander William A Richardson.
who is assistant athletic and symnas.s
officer az the Naval Academy.
The rules adopted cover the eligibility
of contestants and the manner of cor
Quoting m1tches. It is proposed 70 de
term;ne the sectional championships ani
then to conduct u final tournan u 20
determine the college champion hip o.
the country Representatives. cf nor
han eight of the leading coi,eges in 9
sections Of the country have Indicate.
1heir desire to become members and t.
send teams
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Amateur Boxers Rally

An entry list Of one hundred has
been recorded for the New Yorl. State
amateur boxing championships which
Will be held under the auspices of
the metropolitan Association Mt Madl-
son Square Garden on Monday and
tuesday evenings, January 3 and 4.
Inc Pauist A. c., winner Of the Metro
politan Association trophy, will have
is tull team entered. The following
clubs have also entered their best men
in the different classes: Ozanam AS
soclation. Bronxdale A. c.; Pastime A.
G., st. Christopher Club and Clark
House A. a.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
COldstein to Box CenarO

The Pioneer Sporting Club, has finally
clinched the Abe Goldstein- Frankie
Genaro match that viii feature the
Pioneer show Of January 8. Willie
Lewis telegraphcd his acceptance Of
the weight issue, Harry Garsh, Gcnaros s
manager, demanding that Goldstein
weigh ia pounds at p. m. the day
of the battle
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Cubs Sign Alexis Opponent

CHICAGO, Dec. 2Y.-As a reward Tor
making Grover Alexander, star pitcher
of the Chicago Nationals, work twelve
innings before he won his game, James
u. kenney to-day was signed to Cub
contract. The game was played in
France while both wore in the United
States army, and Alexandor's team
was victorious, l to 0. Kcnney is
right handler, twenty-five years old and
six feet, two inches tall. He pitched
semi professional ball around Chicaro.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Honor Harvard Athletes

BOSTON, Dec. 29.-Harvard Univer-
sty is TO celebrate a season of sports
successes with a dinner and exercises
in honor Of its football, baseball and
hockey teams and the varsity crew at
the Harvard Club here on January 13
Inc .ce!ebration as announced to-day
viii be the first of its kind for Grim
son athletes. I'm other years it has
been customary 70 mark only the vic
tory OF the eleven IN its big carncs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Rowing Club Elects

lie Metropolitan Rowing Club an
nouncNs that the following officers
nave oeen elected for the ensuing year:
, frrh.denf, l.. =. .jauss. vice prcaidcnt. G.
,s ffIc"e, ssco0d vice -preA!dcut a. j.
i,a'Nf, irrasiser. Is. .. Thyme; correspond
my anx r"eretAsy, a. j. IIenins; financial
srcrr'aty. y. Nichneld: captain. Joseph
aan"r; lieutenant. John Schultz. directors
a. hitieriin. X. w Emerson. j. f. Callahan
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New COLLEGIATE Conference

vALEaBUKG. II, Dec. 29.-Rcp-
Feseatatives Of six colleges in five
f1ates viii meet IN Chicago to-morrow
- d'scuss the formation of new IN.
'efetate athletic conference. Knor
.te.aii Carleton, Coo, ~ Wabash and De
foFr M!ii send representatives. 10 the
lhftt.nx None Of the colleges would
withdraw from their present state con
4erences.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Penn State Stars Enter Meet

pennsylvania State College Will be
represented at the Millrose A. A. meet,
to be held in Madison Square Garden
on Tuesday evening. February s, 1921.
by three nationally prominent track
athletes. They are Eddie Shields. an
Olympic performer; Captain Romig of
the 'cross-country team, and II. +.
Barron, the former Meadowbrook star.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Buckeyes Drill bv MOONLIGHT

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 29.-Pract;ce
ny moonlight. it developed to- day. is
the latest resort OF DR.. John Wilca
fead coach of Ohio States football
squad, to get his men into condition
fer their game New Years Day with
the University Of California. Blair
Ohio States right halfback. is said ~
AaVe sustained spraincd ankle. IN
loncay's scrimmagc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
kilduH Accepts Terms

Peter Kild4H, the little second base
man Of the Brooklyn club, again will
be with the Dodgers next season. Kill
duff evidently was we'll treated in the
way OF salary, as he returned his
signed contract as soon as it was sent
him. President Ebbets announced yes
terdAy that he received little Peter
lln'L cONtluCt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Baseball Federation to Expand

CLEVELAND. Dec. 29.-Jancs F..
POTS, secretary Of the National Base
Da.i Federation. left here to-day on a
western trip IN the hopes OF inducing
SfFeral more cities 70 join the fedora
t'on He viii visit Chicago. Minneap-
e.if. -. Pau, Duluth, kansas Citv
"-1~0a and 81. Louis. He also plan.[
u VAT Buffalo. Bethlehem, Pa. and
Otaer Eastern cities.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
St. Louis Mogul Wants Frisch
''Thr0,vn In to Close Deal
3readon Fails to Ask for Polo Grounds Also; Stone.
ham Gives Up Hopes of Obtaining Rckey's
Slugger or Croh; Trade With Boston Likely
By W. !. Macbeth

president Of the St. Club,
laugh of the though
possible this provincial hasn't the point Of the
MQuade who assisting OBren
Stoneham J. NcGaw joke he
Jaugh He has
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Student APPOINTED Manager

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 29.-L X. Kline
silver, of Sheffield, Pa. has been np-
pointed student manager % the Uni
vers!ty Of Pittsburgh football team for
the 1e2l season. The appointment,
made UNDER competitive systcm. was
made public to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
HoOsier Bowlers in Lead

'NDlANAPOLIS, Dee. 29.-The MAJ
otts' of Indianapolis, bowed their way
INTO nrst place in the Central States
bowling tournament to-day and were
followed closely by the High Stand
ards. of Dayton. Ohio. Local teams
neid the third and fourth positions.
lndianapolis bowlcrs also held the
singles. wv
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Cornell Captures
Laurels al Chess:
G.. &. ". \. Is Second

Although defeated for the first time
in the fifth and final round of the
twcnty-second annual tournament Of
the Triangular College Chess League
at the Manhattan Chess Club yester-
day, the Cornell team, thanks TO the
advantage it established in the earlier
rounds, emerged as winner Of the
competition with record of three
matches out Of four and a game total
OF 10 to s.
The Ithacans lost to City College by
2@a to ~, this being due in a meas
ure to the absence oe the player at
tie third board, which gave c. c. n. Y.
an unearned point. The championship
was clinched by II Carfinkcl, who won
his game at Board No. ., and N. N.
Gotthotfer, who drew against H. Slo-
chower, Of City College Captain
Adeisberg, however, succumbed in 4
hard fought game to A Wcisbord.
City College made the second best
record in point Of matches won and
half q point behind that Of New
York University, So to ~. The n
Y. I. team was too much for the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
and won by to ].
BY vote tf the delegates it was de-
cidcd to change the name OF the Tri-
angular College Chess League, and it
will hereafter be known SIS the Inter
collegiate Chess League. A new trophy
being needed, subscription list was
opened.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Johnson Not Coming East

Ban Johnson is not coming East next
week, as originally planned, to confer
with John Heydler and George Whar-
ton Pepper on the new agreements
During the recent Dig league meetines
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
w uIlace In Holiday Rnrf

Kddic Wallace. tho Brooklyn light
weight, and Al Kalo VIII DC the prin-
spas IN the star bout Of fifteen rounds
NJ tho East New York A. A. on New
Years afternoon
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Squaring the dress circle!
-Four corners" amply
stocked with every evening
elegance.
Dress suits Of soft, rich
imported fabrics -- made
ito ht,' not TO measure"
The crack custom tailor's
standard at much less than
the fine tailor's fee.
Dress overcoats, dress
shirts, dress vests, silk
hats, ;*Shire collars, ties,
patent feathers, canes.
gloves.
For day dress - cuta-
ways of fine imported un-
finished worsteds.
Separate striped trou-
SerS.
sRc9istcrcd Trademark
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. -Four at 34th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst S..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

in this city q tentative date for such q
conference was set for JANUARY q or 3.
Since then it has been decided that
Nessrs. Heydler and Pepper go TO Chi
oago instead. Both have to attend the
joint meetings in the Windy City few
lays later, and IN Chicago at that time,
Is expected, the minor league mag
mates will have arrived some davs in
advance OF the big rallay arranged for
-hem on January 10.
MI Pepper, the eminent PHILADELPHIA
'ayyer who in the Appellate Court re-
Gently had reversed 4 lower court iudg-
mcnt for $264,000 against organized
baseball in favor Of the Baltimore club
II the defunct Federal League, had
most to do with the wording OF the two
peace agreements framed by the joint
committees OF the major and minor
leagues, with Judge Lands acting as
chairman, in this city Il couple of weeks
ago: These agreements, with possible
slight amendments, ii is expected, will
be ratified at the big Chicago pow-wow.
The National League at its annual
meeting in this city ratified that agree
ment which binds the two major
leagues into a close and friendly work
ing agreement; it was signed by each
Of the eight interested club owners.
The American League at first ratified
unanimously. But before il came time
for all 80 sign somebody pointed out
that it might be deemed expcdicnt, on
reflection, to make somc minor amend
-nts. Consequently another vote was
taken, with one dissenting vote by pre-
arrangement, so that final action would
be left until the meeting in Chicago.
RuafAcr Nov A;J noX
Charles H. Ebbets, the eminent
Squire of Flatbush, and George w
Grant, Of the Braves, called upon Pres
den. John A. Heydler at National
aague headquarters Yesterday.
The genial squire IS Of the opinion
.. Uncle Robbie will be able TO work
in harmony with the temperamental
"Dutch' Ruether, whose best services
would surely assure Brooklyn very
prominent position in the Nationa
League race, if not 4 second consccu
pennant.
Ebbets announced that he had re
ceivcd the signed contract of infielde,
Pete KilduH A half dozen Dodger,
are now lined uD for 1921.
George Gibson's Pirates Will no, &c
into training at Hot Springs. Ark. un.
til March 12. though the battery mer
previous to this timo arc to spend {
week at West Baden. The Pirates will
play several exhibition games in Ho
Springs with the Red Sox, who alsc
will train in that city. Fourteen gamei
with minor league clubs will round ou
the tour home.
A, Orth, for many years Nationa
League umpire until forced to retir
on account Of poor health, will attemp
i comeback as an arbiter in the Vir
ginie League.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

situation Wanted ads. in Tho Tribune
arran anged IN alpha abetical order according
10 occupations ready reference guido
90 eecuro good workers FOR your office
factory or home-Advt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Tf'f q S}p0R'TI I LIGHT
- ~an~|< by Gy3Hf2aY7d Rice
A Chant Of the Kiplingesuue
Copyright, 1920, .Nolc York. T3qouuo

the
There's aoshic shot ouoiting, OF me;
For the pYnd is pon DRIFTS sag:
on" yo So"th baly dnfcr, South raY
dreamy singing the pine trees soy and co
And a slpcr IS shnng jnst the Jane;
And the osic ni61&s mhirrtra traps the
Of sun-5oed dufors hep a-msng Of 5betr 0uts
Of tcostjg leaAr eo the snoo is on the gren
And this blasted Northern dIc ooes burning
Though talk ~ah tty left
hod rather mss orc brossie 'rhcrc the neck
Ship of Dirie pherc a con oinq ch
Where the puts dropping faiaays green s
For the "osho shots are aig and it's there that uou1d BE-
Where M sir dufer Zscrs the
Of c skyines pink and blue
thTo inc '0 n cross tho pa belt ard reach the
Evhero hoor the ond echoes natc1 tho rolling
as the 1"0s blade goes tearing for ats grip V Southern tHr
Yo ore Northern uters palms for mine
The 'hiper through the maple and the pine;
Better ffty days Of sunshine 'oih n'dn and the
Better dfty days III bunhers cycle in the snoms
Why Not?
As understand to be general conave soon headed
by Judge Land basebls still
There has been wh Of what a lot of
people knew in advance various
why act
Why wouldn't it be good idea for Judge Lands lay
bare the full facts placing the blame quicker just
Hundreds about the White sox scandal all
the year These missed their big chance by not insisting cleaning
Many others higher details who was asleep
Ion the job all these months?
On What Grounds?
Dcmpsey's next two Willard and
Georges Carpenter
with a chance-the same being Harry Wills.
1t IS reported that Dempsey will what
grounds draw M color narnor
Bill
New York the West
York, with houses two
the West still predominates in the heavyweight
SULLIVAN ruled the East. Willard
and Dempsey all lived Atlantic ocean
izslmmons Cornishman Australia
the East hasn't produced heavyweight
' -
New York. with Terry McGovern Benny Lynch and
oAers has done we'll enough in lighter dspacenents
Of tho
talent IN quarter Of cheer Tom
9acy was the last of the Eastern hoarse hoot
They had find ono
could give Dempsey a battle.
eoro the war x officers bodyguar attention while
e Crown Prince welded mah today there are M
SIX officers standing at attention man wed saw
George Ade and Ort Wells
e before moving Belea Budineon
e"e FORD also Will be giving battle Florida
Win bosle his Indiana first snow Arr, rr ~
e "ou paslng than continues his tcrr;f
onslaught upon the Colonel all the life if Won con mt
~ O' - ''' ''' "' IL
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Al Orth, for many years National
League umpire until forced to retire
on account Of poor health, will attempt
4 comeback as an arbiter in the Vir-
ginia League.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-26
PYTHIANS AT
MORT Tx, VA.
Prosperity BleSSeS Grand L0d3e&~G q.
Mitchell Makes Rep0rfs= ERHleS Sus=
pended and Pyt&zian &2Kaiefyafn
Re- $50, GOO
COLLECTED During Past Year.

The Grand Lodge, knights Of
Pythias Of Virginia, N. A., S. A,
e, A. and a. met in its thirty-fifth
annual session. Tuesday, June 15,
1920 at Norfolk, Va. in the st. John
A. NJ. 10. Church. a large delegation
was present from all parts Of the
State. Grand Chancellor John Mitch
ell, Jr. presided and called the body
to order Mt 8 A. NJ. Grand Keeper
Of Records and Seal A. V. Norrell,
Sr. called the roll and the other
officers responded to their names:
Grand Vice Chancellor, IT. J. Pree;
Grand Prelate, Rev. II. II. White, D,
D.. Grand Master Of Work, William
Il M. Reid: Grand Master7at-Arms, ~
& IT Willis; Grand inner qnard, W.T.
Stokes; Grand Outer Guard, j, II,
Allen; Grand Lecturer, w. b. T..
Crowe!l; Grand Marshal, w. Henry
Jones; Grand Attendants, J.. A. Moss
and Rev. ]. II. Binford. .
REPORTS FROM LODGES.
The Committee on Credentials
took the credentials Of the Grand
Representatives and prepared their
report. At the afternoon session II
report was made. The reports from
tho various lodges through their
Grand Representatives were made.
The public exercises at the st. Johh
a. NJ. Il. Church were n great success.
Mr.. William II. ThoroGood was Mas
ter Of Ceremonies and he prcSluco
with all OF his old-time grace ana
dignity. Tho Uniform Rank and the
pythian Cadets were cncampcd on the
beautiful grounds Of the First Baptist
Old Folks Home in Underwood.
GRAND CHANCELLORS REPORT.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr. made his report Tuesday morn
ing. He dealt with his rulings dur
ing tho past year and made an
extended report upon the legal pro-
ceedngs, which have been pending
with tho Supreme Lodge for more
than six years. He read the decree,
confirmed by the Court of Appeals or
the District OF Columbia and issued
by the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia permanently restraining
and cnioining the Supreme Lodge,
its officers, members or agents from
revoking the charter Of the Granu
Lodge, hnlPnlS OF l SliillS VI VII sim"
and from treating this Grand Jurls-
diction in any Way upon the presump-
ton that its charter had been revoked.
He reported great progress during the
past year. Nineteen now lodges had
been instituted and the lodges had
steadily increased their membership.
GRAND CHANCELLOR MlTCHELL
-ELECTED.
At the conclusion Of his remarks
the rules were suspended and the
body proceeded to elect John Mitchell
Jr. as Grand Chancellor. The finan-
cial report as cited by the Grand
Chancellor showed that the amount
collected during the past year in the
General Fund and the Endowment
Department totalled $31, S36.S5
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
A. ". Norrell. Sr. made his report
showing in detail the work of his
Department. He was followed by
Grand Master Of Exchequer e. K.
Jefferson, who commented upon the
steady increase in the receipts of the
Grand Lodge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savage Visited
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne Smith.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savage o.
Eanville, Va, paid a flying trip to
Richmond, Va, on the evening Of
the 18th inst, to visit Mrs. M. A.
Browne Smith Of 105 W. Jackson
street and also to visit Mrs. Smiths
sister Mrs. Malinda Ellington Of N.
9th street, her brother, Mr. Martin
J. Graham of 112 W. Leigh street;
her neice, Mrs. Mary L. Christian Of
GIL St. James street and her nephew
Mr.. Alphonso Graham OF 105 w. Jack
son street.
Mr.. Savage was formerly Of Pied
r.ont, Alabama and bears the relat-
ionship Gf first cousin to Mrs. Smith
hG brother and sister.
Mrs. Savage was formally OF
K.aeigh, N. G. On the morning Of
the Goth, the visiting guest and rela
tiyes worshipped at the 3rd Street
Bethel A. M. E. Church and in the
afternoon, they mortored to Wood
land Cemetery to view the sepulchre
Of Rev. Wan. w. Browne, founder OF
the Grand Fountain. u. O. T. r., and