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The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-17

iiA WILLIAM PftOENlA,
2423 Emerson
445 CLAUDIUS N. PITT,
933 L. 23rd Ave.
446 BRUCE l.. POLK,
2343 Ogden
447 FREDERICK POLK,
1868 Marion.
AS HARRY POLK,
1853 Marion.
449 HARRY POLK, JR..
1863 Marion.
450 f.. POLLARD,
3440 Columbine
451 REV. r. l.. POPE,
1918 Il. 32nd Ave.
ASP JOHN II. PORTER,
2317 Ogden.
453 PEARL ]. PORTER,
40 Olive.
454 RICHARD Z. PORTER,
1921 E. 26th Ave.
455 ARTHUR POWELL,
1922 30th st.
456 S. C. POWELL,
72O L. 26th Ave.
457 JETHRO PRATT,
2435 Arapahoe.
45S REV. p. ]. PRICE,
2414 California.
459 w. l.. PRIDE,
26O9 Lafayette.
460 w. ii. PRITCHETT,
1884 Marion.
461 j. A. PUGH,
St. Joseph, Mo.
r
462 FRED RAMSEY,
Midland Hotel
463 WILLIAM RAMSEY,
1922 Welton
AGA FERDINAND RANDALL,
6O9 2Sth
465 TITUS S. RECTOR,
PITS Welton.
466 FRANK S. REID,
243O Humboldt.
467 WILLIAM B. REID.
1929 Ogden.
46S SPREANG RICE,
2915 Welton.
469 j. H RICHARDS,
2449 Clarkson.
40 j. d. RICHARDSON,
291S Glenarm.
All SAVOY RICHARDSON,
1926 29th st.
472 ANDREW J. RILEY,
1921 Marion.
473 ALVIN RIVERS,
1886 Ogden.
474 ELZIE RIVERS,
1886 Ogden.
475 JOSEPH d. ID. RIVERS,
225 w. 11th Ave.
476 ROY CHARLES ROBINS,
2616 Welton.
All ANDERSON X. ROBINSON,
740 Marion.
AIS E. w. ROBINSON,
2214 Clarkson.
479 GEORGE F. ROBINSON,
1852 Humboldt.
4SO LLOYD K. ROBINSON,
2427 Washington
4S1 WILLIAM ROBINSON,
1927 Gilpin.
49, j. r. ROSE,
4139 Race.
4S3 WILLIAM R. RHODES,
Box 426 P. o.
Asa GEORGE G. ROSS,
2344 fremont
4S5 ROBERT T. ROY,
1892 Columbine.
1856 MARK C. RUSAN,
1860 Grant
4S7 TRUMAN RUSS,
2612 So. Logan.
4SS JAMES RUSSELL,
1921 E. 3Oth Ave.
4S9 j. II. RUSSELL,
Colorado Bldg.
49O SAMUEL RUSSELL,
1921 E 30th Ave.
49l ROBERT RUSSELL,
2937 ,Welton.
4s2 JOHN w. GALES,
2S52 Welton.
492 E. II. SAUNDERS,
1853 Lafayette.
494 HARRY A. SCOTT,
III 31st st.
495 ]. L. SCOTT,
1917 E. 26th Ave.
49G WILLIAM SEALS,
1717 Race.
497 JAMES SETTLES,
l4G9 E. oath Ave.
49S SAM SHARP,
223S Washington
400 WOODY SHAW,
1856 Welton (rear).
500 HARRY SIMS,
2152 Arapahoe.
sol JAMES SIMS,
2152 Arapahoe.
5O2 RICHARD SIMS,
1877 Sherman.
5O3 ALFRED SIMS,
st. Joseph Mo.
5O4 SLATER SIMONS,
(no address)
sos d. d. SIMPSON,
1920 Larimer.
SOC ORVILLE SLAUGHTER,
2411 Marion
5O7 ROBERT SLOAN,
1881 Clarkson.
sos WILLIAM A. SLOAN,
927 f. 23rd Ave.
500 COLUMBUS SMITH,
2104 Arapahoe.
r,o pEIy E,I Own II SMITH
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-17
,27 w. b. STEWART.

527 w. b. STEWART,
2S35 Marion.
52S ANDERSON STOKES,
242l Court.
529 GEORGE STOKES,
2433 fremont.
$50 NORVILLE p. STONE,
194S Pearl.
531 ARTlMUS STRIPPING,
500 Il. 26th Ave.
$50 JAMES STRIPPING,
S03 Il. 26th Ave.
533 REV. S. A. STRIPPING,
S03 Il. goth Ave.
534 DANIEL STROTHERS,
1115 Inca.
b35 WILLIAM SUTTON,
500 Vine.
$50 ANDREW SWlNDEL,
1889 +. 30th.
537 CHARLES T. SWEPHlRE,
272S Welton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-18
1919 1870

cosrirni 800 81 inleruailo1ai Fe1ture ssrTcs. Ne
5rszt Britain Rights Reserved Registered q s. Flsat o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Our Good Printed Voiles
in immense assortrnents

IN lr1rnense assortrnents
sell ng The prees designs and the finest qualities for
their prices to be found in the State Prices 5sc to $3.50 From
this rapid selling naturally have many short ends Of pieces
These are all marked at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
s'Bake" Sale.

A bake sale will he held tomorrow
morning at sos Concord avenue, the
home Of Mrs T. R. Talley, conducted by
the intermediate Department Of Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ Z Sunday school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
komos kiub Dance.

The Komos Klub will hold its second
informal dance in'parlors A and B Of the
Hotel du Pont on Friday evening, May 2s,
from TO l. Music BY Stubers Orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
FIGHT N AMERICA OR
NO FIGHT At. ALL

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 5.--Tho Car
pentier Dempsey fight will be con-
tested on American soil, or there will
be no such fight, according to James
F. O'Hara, who, upon his return to-
day from the Pacific coast, quoted
Jack kearns. Jack Dempsey's mana
ger as saying that the champion win
fight only in this country.
O'Hara, who Is owner of the Bowie
race track and holder OF large inter
ests in Canadian race tracks and the
Jefferson Park race track at New
Orleans went TO San Francisco to
dangle before Kearns a real PROPOSE
ton" for the Carpentier-Dem
match.
Not until after February Is. when
the option on Georges Carpenters
services held by Charles Cochran. the
English promoter will expire. will
Kearns seriously consider the Mary
lander's proposals, O'Hara quoted
Dempsey's manager as saying
The amount OF the lure offered to
kearns was kept a secret by O'Hara
He expressed faith that his PROPOSE
ton will prove too tempting to turn
down however. when he stated that
the business machinery for staging so
vast show as the worlds champion
ship fight had already been arranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
SPIDERS vs.. MED|COS
AT !. v. c. A. TONIGHT

The Richmond College Spiders and
Medical College of Virginia, will
meet tonight at the local Y. w. c. A.,
in what promises To be one OF the
best games of basketball. witnessed
here this season.
This will be the second game be-
tween these two CUNTS, the Medicos,
winning the first by a slight margin,
however Coach Dobson's charges have
been holding daily workouts and ii
would not be surprising to see them
emerge yictors in tonights game.
While on the other hand the Medicos
Quint has played and defeated every
team in the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate Athletic association. and
expect to continue their winning
streak tonight
The Medicos viii probably lineup
as follows: Murray and Moreland.
guards; Neal. center. and Dickerson
and Handy. forwards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
hlll llE
LOSES 70 nfI

Especial TO The faschmond WRIT
Hampden Sidney. Ian S1~x ~
Medicos defeated the Tigers - w
night, - to ~. The gsms 49, 90
and rough from the beg1nninw. 4s
quint from the medical ooI16eU 9e k3
bied considerably and took Dong
most which rolled through he 49,
The Tigers attempted to pass - -
nearer the baskets. In the A1ue hnkk
the Tiger club was sadly outdlsea
scoring only three points 70 the tWen-
ty-one that the Medicos were 49, -
make. Young's uufnt OutpanDo6 tlo4r
opponents but were unable to nN&9
their shots good. while the Mo1lq
dribbled up the floor with great sDeG
and deftness and found the goal 49,
rare skill.
In tho second half the Tigers oUus44
more points than their VISITORS ~
count for this half being 10 to II n
this half Luke was substituted 1df
Stevens and Smith for r1uta1t1.
Later in the half hurry Of the MeAi-
cal college was taken out On a660u1e
OF personal fouls--Noaf shifted u IN
forward and Caravati to center. Na4i
of the Medicos ana Pritton o. the
Tigers led their teams In SCORING.
Fleming the Tiger guard played =
fast game.
The lineup:
Northumberland, r. F.: hurry
L, F.: Neal, C.; Dickinson, L. O.; ~
Ter. r. G..
Hampden- Sidney--Britton. n. III
Hughes, L. F.; Stevens, c.: rauletxo.
L. e.. Fleming, r. G.
Summary: Field goals. Neal. ~:
Mcreland, 4; hurry, 3: Dickinson, u
Tyler, I: Brtton, 4; Luke, !. Eouls:
hurry 4; Britton, g.
Substitutes: Caravati for Marry;
Luke for Stevens; Smith for FAUCETS.
Referee: ones OF Farmvilie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
'DtIl|RIH Of 'S0UThPlVs
n The MINOR LEAGUES

Claveiand's frantic efforts to bols-
tor up It's pitching stan In the matter
Of a reliable lefthanded pitcher or
two calls attention to the apparent
dearth of even promising material
among the southpaws OF the minor
leagues. In the opinion OF the very
best scouts who toured the Interior
territories through the playing season
Of 1919, there were just two ports'o-
ers anywhere nearly ready Tor serv-
ice in fast company--besioes lns
small grist that had been garnereo
during the summer.
Very fortunately for iris SpeakeI.
By the way, Cleveland has just ianueu
the best OF the pair In Dick Nienauss
who pitched for the st. PAU cfup u
the American association IN isIS.
Ni~hanss Ia a wonderful lefthander
And ~ traditional standards count ne
nav sven be soon numbered among
the great. For he is rs errauc as
southpaws ever came, ana eecehtr
as the late "Rube" Walden IN mrs
prime. Indeed, In the old days, al
lefthanded pitchers were cohsioeieo
queer and they had at least 10 act the
part to set tumble
The other southpaw. who Is tabled
rs q M,re conner. Is buster Malls.
re viii be Yemem bered az Brooklyn
cookie who. nursed along by Uncle
wlibert Robinson several seasons. was
6naIfv cast adrift last spring at a
time whom the magnAtes were labor
inx under the delusion that dire
bankruptcy lay Just ahead of profess
steoal baseball. Robinson always
aid that Mails was lacking IN ex-
perience only, and that one day he
vas bound to make his mark In fast
company.
Brooklyn happened to be 30 well
pfeytded with left-handera in Sherrod
0Enieh and Rube NarquArd ut the time
that II was deemed inadvisable to
trifle further with Nails So he pass
id on to Seattle, and ~ the minors
last year would not take players I'm
der optional agreement the Brooklyn
club was unable to put him out with
any strings attached.
Any number OF major league ciubA
have made the most dattertng offers
for Nails since the close of last sea-
son. But Seattle Is live baseball
town and refuses to part with an As
set % valuable ~ Nails proved to be
IN lSl9. IL ~ nn0eFCkooO tuSk Sicse-
land Ia bent upon landing him at
any pricaL
For" - iris Speaker assured Jim
Dunn, president OF tho Cleveland In
dams, . few days ago. give me a
good left-hander and I'll win the
1870 pennant. Hand me two and I'll
breeze home"
Since Coumbe lost his effectiveness
two years ago, Cleveland had to
struggle along without the services of
a southpaw pitcher worthy Of the
naYnt There was absolutely nothing
on the indian pay roll in 1919 that
could be ciaSsed As such Despite
which fact the Indians were promi-
nent all the way and huns on so dog
1edly that they might have collared
the White Sox had the schedule been
one OF lS4 instead of lao games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
WILSON SIGNS
CASTLE AS MANAGER

John F. Castle OF Phila delphia.
has been signed as manager of the
Wilson. N. c., club If the Virginia
state league. He comeS recommended
by Connie Mack. Manager Castle
has handled the Stubenville, Ohio
and Rockford, Ill. clubs in the past
The appointment of castle conf
pletes the list of managers in the vir-
ginia league. "Bilf' schwartz will
manage Norfolk, Gabby Street the
Suffolk club; Lee Gooch, In Rich
inond: Harry Lake. il his release can
be obtained, the Newport News club;
Tom Clark. Petersburg. Al Bridweil,
Rocky Mount. and James Barton,
Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

GRID SCHEDULE

Manager Smith, Of the Randolph
Macon eleven, has announced his
schedule for next fall.
The schedule is as follows: Sep
TENDER IS. Maryland state at College
Park. Md: October .. University of
Virginia. at Charlottesville: October
8. open; October Is, open: October
%. Johns Hopkins at Baltimore: Oc-
tober 30. Hampden-Sidney at Rich
mond championship November &.
Union Theological seminary at Ash
land tpendingl: November 3, Lynch
burg championship November 90.
William and Mary at Richmond
championship; Move m Der IS,
tThanksgiving). Richmond College at
Richmond championship
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
PENN LOSES ANOTHER
FOOTBALL CANDIDATE

Philadelphia, Feb. 3.--Harry Ro-
setsky is the latest member OF PENIS
1919 football team to leave the uni
versity. The former South Philadel-
phia high school lad left recently to
enter business. He is the eighth
member of the 1919 squad TO shelve
his books since the season closed.
The list now includes Derr, Pearce,
Runner, Bell, Little, Heinie and Ray
Miller.
Roseesky entered Penn from South
ern RICH school in 1917, after being
stamped as one Of the best local
high school football prospects OF the
season. AS a member of the frst
year team, Rosetsky played a star
game AT fuilback. SO much so that he
was often talked Of as the varsity
fullback for the following year. He
joined the marines in 1918 and play
cd on BY Dickson's all-star aggre-
cation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
WHITE SOx RETAIN
LEAD BY TAKING
TWO FROM TIGERS

At the Recreation alleys last even
ing the White Sox ciinched their hold
on first place in the Junior league
when they won two out of the three
games with the Tigers. Only two of
the Sox showed up for the games, bur
rather than forfeit the three games
Captain Wyatt of the Sox decided 10
roll the games with only himself and
Tyson in the lineup,
The Tigers were also badly crippled,
having to roll with two Dummies.
Acting Captain Soanes of the Bengals
rolled with a badly mash finger, but
despite this handicap rolled consist
and ten pins, carrying off the high
individual game honors OF the evening
with a count of 208.
Richards also rolled three consist
emit games
Wyatt OF the Sox carried off the
high three game total honors Of the
evening with count of $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
TECH CLOSES WITH
WASHINGTON AND LEE
fsnecia, 70 Richmond vireinian. !

Especial to Richmond Virginian)
RIacksburg, Va. Feb. 3.-The big
week Of basketball at Virginia Poly
technic Institute opened with Tuscul-
um and will end with the Generals Of
Washington and Lee at I.ynchburg
hich city is fast growing into a bas-
ketbaH center for the big neutral
games.
The game with the Lexington Cen
erals is causing interest throughout
the south and the alumni OF both in
situations will flock to the Hill City
in droves similar to the gathering OF
old men for the gridiron clash of
last fall. When these two institu-
tons meet in any kind OF an
athletic contest. the word Is passed
around, "A big zap" and generally
first of a two game series with a
! probable third contest in case of tie.
| The city getting the tie-off game being
still unsettled but Richmond being the
I! largest city in the state stands the best
| chance. Roanoke's auditorium is one
of the biggest and best buildings for
the playing of an athletic contest of
such magnitude but there is big
demand for the game to be staged in
Richmond IL tie should result.
As mid week encounter Tech will
take on the strong West Virginia
Wesleyan quint. This team is con-
sidered the best in West Virginia and
has a star of the first magnitude in
Snedegar, their big blonde center.
1t is interesting TO note the unusual
interest in basketball which is grow
ing to be game with the drawing
possibilities OF football. Throughout
the state these contests are being
sought and the demand means an In
crease In games played on all OF the
college schedules. v. p. +. Is the lead
err in that respect with schedule of
IS games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

Ih2 t21 I3@ 2265
The Firestone Tire company held a
ten pin tournament throughout the
United States last evening, five men
team representing each city. the re-
suits being telegraphed into head
quarters.
The team representing Richmond
rolled three very creditahle games at
the Recreation alleys. which should
place them high in the standing in
the tournament
At the Recreation alleys this even
ing Is to be staged what promises to
be the biggest treat of the season for
the bowling fans, for Whit Whit
man and his fast stepping Nolde
team Is determined to lower the coll
ors of the league leaders. the Cot
trells In three straight games. while
Captain Jett of the latter team is
just as determined TO firmly clinch
his hold on first place by soundly
troucing whit" and his cohorts.
- xaaaG uato- industry -Hapton,
England. was esta biished entirely by
the labor OF women.
1t is estimated that there will he
no less than $4,000 automobiles in
North Carolina in 1920.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
BUILD NEW GRANDSTAND
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

Louisville. Feb. "a new grand
stand VIII b built It Churchill Downs
fo accommodate the thousands that
vsslt ne local track during the racing
soason, ana especially on Kentucky
Derby day. When the present stand
was nusIt Il was ample. but with the
growth Of the Kentucky Derby into
the leading turf event Of the nation
Recommendations have been lacking
ing tho present one. ana VIII - one
and one third times A larre a the
present stand. The mutuel machines
will be installed under the stand ana :
new 6u1ld1n9 will be erected for the
pAr4-mutusl department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
COUNTESS OF WILTON
MAKES hit ON TURF

London, Feb. s.-~The young and
Charming countess OF wilton has set
society and sporting circles gossiping
with envy over her record of SEN
sational victories on the turf She
Is the most enthusiastic English
woman now following the turf and
her two favotites, Annoy and Hedu,
have credited their fair owner with
three consecutive victories Two
other horses of her string have won
at the first time OF asking.
Lady Wilton's successes are remin~
iscent Of the days when the Jersey
Lilly" carried all before her. Lady
James Douglas, Lady Gordon, Lady
Queensberry and Mrs. Cayxer are also
holding their coiors we'll to the fore
on British tracks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
DARTMOUTH AND
CORNELL IN TRACK METZ

Boston. Feb. 3.--An indoor nso4t
for the track teams Of Harvard. DAFT
mouth and Cornell will be held here
on February IS. schedule OF var
sity events was completed ut = con-
ference of the graduate athletic man
ayers today.
A special relay race for freshmen
and additional events for outside col
leges and athletic clubs are plAnnoa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

United States Senator Truman Fl
Newberry and 1874 others who are
charged with corruption, conspiracy
and fraud In the 1918 Michigan sena-
t0r3ab oIection. The case IL OF partic-
ular note Because 0x the fact THAI the
claim Is made by Socialists and Boil
shcvikt that only immensely wealthy
nicn can be- elected TO our national
representative body. 1t Is estimated
thAt aSOMt TOO witnesses will be- called
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

More than 5000 licenses have beer
issued this year In Cleveland, o., at the
branch ftcense bureau conducted by
the Cleveland Automobile Club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

servant girls In the exclusive resi-
Genital tim or st Paul, MINI. have.
the use or their IA istresses automo-
bncs zone or two" times a week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

fottsG hvC tNoWAtA4 AHANehSS- <NaA 1<AS
teams are in close competition.
They're after Ban johnson axain
good and hard
The Federal Reserve team in the
Bankers league retains Its spotiess
record. The First National quint is
giving good competitions to the Re-
serves.
Sporting News Says: The fame Of
Mike Finn a. schedule maker
spreada He has been engaged to
frame the playing dates for the ex-
banded Virginia league. No schedule
south Of the Mason and Dixon line is
considered complete until Finn has
put his Q. X. on It
Pittsburgh has added another
catcher to IL ist He IL Fred Con-
key, who halls from wInonA, MINI.
He had . try-0ut with Minneapolis
= year ago and when released finish
ed the season with an independent
team Ia the IRON region Of Minnesota.
The St Louis Cardinals have
signed . pitcher from the semi-pro
T&1hks OF Cleveland whose name 10
given - George cy. Whether his
stay Win BE- any longer than his
name = = question. but he'll md
many . joke built on that name, the
shortsst in baseball.
Brooklyn has SIX eatchers on it,
list Two will so. but. they win not
b the two new ones. Beyers and
Taylor, picked from the minors last
year ACCORDING to repOrt1 Mack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

A mammoth automobile garage is to.
be constructed Mt Atlanta, Ga. with
c9t,ar4ey ee- zoe -cxrs xrssf cUn4afniTrY
$4,000 square feet Of door space.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

The number OF motor cars stolen
each year in the United States is far
greater than the combined output OF
nve big manufacturing plants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

The self proclaimed s.Reddest OF the
Reds" William Bross Lloyd, who is
one of the accused 10 radicals recent
" indicted IN Chicago. TO tire average
American citizen II must be hard to
see how even the motive OF the lime
light could make a man proclaim him
self as the worst enemy OF the country
In which he has been living.
II. c.. Stewart, president OF the
United States Motor Truck company
has offered to nay empioye OF the
United States Motor Truck company
to whom a male baby is born during
the year 1890 present in cash OF
$50; to any employe to whom twins
may be born, of either sex. a present
OF 800; and should there be born to
any employee triplets during the year,
. present OF $500. The Mutual Hem
eft association of the United States
Motor Truck company was sponsor
for Christmas tree for the children
Of employees. Gifts for every one,
large and small. a luncheon, candy,
dancing and entertainment kept 500
employees and their families enter
tanned royalty. The affair was one OF
.manyato be promoted by the u. s.
Motor Truck company family during
the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
vA.-TECH CAPTURES
"
GAME FROM IUScUlUn

Especial to The Richmond Eirginian.),
Biacksburg, Va, Feb. 3.--Virginia
Tech captured the series from Tus-
cuim here today and won easily ~ to
II. Tusculum had no chances to
score from the fioor owing to the fast
defensive work of the local and dur
ing the entire forty minutes OF play
ing only registered three baskets
The work of Norman Walker, left
forward for Virginia Tech, stood out
prominently today and he was easily
the star performer of his team. His
passing was high classed and six
field goals all came from difficult
angles. Wharton. Parrish and
Rhodes were the other feature men
for Tech, Captain Campbell of Tus-
cuium carried off the honors OF his
team, Bridgewater college plays here
tomorrw. Lineup;
Tech. Position. Tusculum
Wharton R.F. Dugger CO..
Walker CO. L. +. NJ. Doak
Parrish G. Campbell
Crist RIG A. Doak
Brooks L. G. Register
Referee Cooke Va Tech, Goals from
floor, Wharton. s.; Parrish, s; wal
ker. s: Graham, 2. Campbell, 2: M.
Doan. /. Goals from foul Parrish.
6; Digger, 5. Subs for Tech: Graham
and Rhodes. TuscuIum Sturm
England, France and Italy are plan
ming to ship cars to America with
prices ranging from $4,000 to 500
900 apiece.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

Harry Fraze. OF the Boston Red
Sox, has his mind on several out
felders he would buy for cash to re-
place Babe Ruth. He will take Hap
clsFch or John Collins from the White
Sox. Ira Flagstead from the Tigers,
or Bill jacobson from the Browns.
Doubtless he will--if the clubs own
Ing those players agree to sell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04
SPORT NOTES

The Palace alleys are the scene of
some live bowling matches All the
teams are in close competition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

Private chauffours in New York
city are demanding higher wages and
shorter working hours, The petition
calls for minimum wage OF $40 a
week, a lo-hour working day and
two hours off for lunch and recrea ton,
81 an hour for overtime free uni
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

The Federal Reserve team in the
Bankers league retains its spotiess
record. The First National quint is
giving good competitions to the Re-
serves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-04

They're after Ban johnson axaia
good and hard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

rop RrsT-Furnished bedroom. 500 Memo rs ?
Phone 1879.