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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
DEMPSEY AND KEARNS
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Conspiracy Charged Jointly, While
Boxer Has Draft Evasion
ChurTc Against Him.
lBy Associated prcss.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-Williarn
Harrison (Jack) Dempsey. heavy
weight champion OF the world. and
his manager, Jack Kearns, were in
dictcd by the Federal grand jury to-
day on !, charge that they conspired
draft. y second indictment against
Dempsey charged actual evasion Of the
draft.
Warrants were sworn out for their
arrest and their bonds fixed At $1,000
each. The conspiracy charge provided
for maximum penalty of two years
in the penitentiary and $1,000 fine.
prison.
The indictment follows weeks OF
investigation conducted by Il. NJ.
Bianford. chief OF tho Department Of
Justice bureau Of investigation. and
Colonel w. G. Thomas. assistant United
states district attorney here. The in
VestiSation was prompted by public
wife Of the puSilist, that sh. had been
compelled to attest Dcmpsey's claims
for exemption.
subsequently Mrs. Dempsey pre-
sentcd an affidavit to Colonel Thonas
in which She retractcd the charges.
saying they had been caused by piluc
against Dempsey. This affidavit
dempsey. Frank Spellinan. a rcprcscn-
tatiNc or company in which
Dempsey was Interested. num-
Der OIL persons prominent in state
spor, circles and executives OF tho
draft board which exempted Demp-
Federal officials said they were ad-
sised that Dempsey and kearns would
arrive here tomorrow from Los An
seies TO surrender themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
HAVANA RESULTS

rf rrsI T Is sne onshqlf fnrionEs
Won; 10 lucy se MaE 'Tf iaGlb skfS'
l.. to !, TO B. third Time. :oS -. Bon ~
mic Bird. Mineral. Miss *. Mary FitzhuGh.
Holly Hook, Sport Fcrncy ran
- 9 n Il e six !urionES-Ji!I jI3
tBarncs). . to :. even. TO >. won: FL Cor
on'l. ITO Garner. . 10 .. ito !. even sec
J. 10 .. third. Time. i:iil.5. RaiIv Con- r n"
neil. Bella Wilfcr. Cafeteria. Siilletto c.
ringns Zen Butler. pol!yanna. Magic Mir.
rur "
,, Thru 1aeo-aave ana one-halr furiongs-
ih'i McCior. los CMiiIcrl. to l. I 10 = .
20 ., Won; Colonel Taylor. III fkcdar!g,
q" .. I" :, J to .. second: Sir0cco. il;
tlirhcnS). . to I. TO !. even. third. T!ln"
ii9. scrub Lady. Surplicc. Different Eyes.
Fourth rac"-milc and 4 sixtccnth-I.aln
an; lio I!irown); TO |: > TO . L TO >. won {:
DICK Williams. l0t tChiavctta). to >, TO
9 Z" :" scc"nd; Great Gull. II5 .CMcrrimce).
Kilkenny. War Tax. Oma,icv Half and Half
ran. "
o Eif'h race--, mLie-Iforase Icrch. los opick-
ond: Major I;ra1ley:. 100 U.nxD ! 10 t. 5
F2Stop. steve. Polar Cub ram
sixth acc-tnilr-Skorrfarc. III (Chiayct-
va. I" /. To :. 10 j. won: I;ogresso. l67
barnes. > 4" J.. ) To .. to :. second:
W"odihrmsh. 10. GiunD. 10 I. 10 !. /
"a j. third rime. $40 -. Tarascon To-
ran. High Gear. Thornblonm ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
WeclSIy 'FrufIr Rennrt

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Bradst rcets to-nor-
row viii say: \ rather moro pronounced
tendency TO conscrva tisin. with u some
what Guicter tone charactoriz"s tho genera
business situation There appears to he u
dspost:on on the part Of the buyers 10 81
more slowly IN making purchases and "a
look into conditions with greater care
Thus We find indications that a growing
degree. buyers c"niinc themselves 20 meet.
ing immediate requirements while lim!tinc
their commitments for the future 10 por-
ton OF ;heir anticipated needs. Some OF
the trade reports tel! OF transaC lions being
in excess OF these for tho. samr time las;
year. while shaving II falling of from re-
cen; weeks. The complaint OF scarcity al
merchand.s: continues 20 be widespread
Manufacturing continues active. concerns In
most sections being reported a wnr!iin.r Il
capacity. bur production s,il Lays behind
demand in spite Of the stimulus Of high
prices. y feat OF the general situation
is the marked activity in building, though
tho entialit!es OF this movement are Him
tied by the scarcity ana high prices OF ma
WcekIy a' nanE clnnrn 90" T., cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

rlc,rT,i,o rgf,Ge-thre" ana .one-half furlouss-
I fGi',G, od M NS,i,ey> 10 $ TO IS 3;
even .,s"nd. TUT. II. tNiurYhyJ. . J., :, !
~ NJ ,hir,!, r,i.nc. 40 Josephine
s!H' !"'HI,.e i:.ur f,ss Wull. N,rr rv.i-
i"Gn. kh!ini'u ran.
cr""iD, - TO !. even. TO > Won. 49,
rinE"r III tEo,welD / to ], s to - + i"
3 to !, 10 Z. mira Tim: 'I I..TTt':S " J.
Model, Silyery Shapiro Slr Iohn vo.;H",W,
i, Sj"i''p r. gnm. ri"nsnr"villc, Prosuernus
'.nd ,,cii ,'''.',"7' wan street. Iluntcniann
TTaira rae I,g; mile ,and a slxlocn,h-Gol,,
%"n; G%.dcr..st Roy. iOl CZociicrjJ. !" +
T." o. 10 :, second Cali,l.o. I0s 1Hndrj,
-. ~ CharinIne H. H. iin rf,rm T, :,r,
hiinS Louder. Capital C!,y, I Win / Wiu
:, Fourth race five furlongs-Toe In. Mark,
Stcpaop. y. 'Smitm. 2 % l. . TOT W 70 =
. T. cydn ''t nird u.s. Tih ml az e ,,,o5
Hot"T' ,Taiislnan acc. Of Truinps. Cormoran
rifil "iniio.F:;Srt '' G!ii" TTihuy.o,
liz tThnrb@r, ~ ~ 70 p ?, Won; Duke John
Z ,h!rd rime. i,a5 - 'itcayyt ", GaSo n
I Spccdstcr. Nose ran. ''"
IS STIR ,Iso raGa!ni,o and eeyo,y. yarda-Rib
Challenger. los uiupDcD. : TO + 10 "i"''
30 o. second Furcciosurc ioj EViIaS .. +.
liz Winner vi, sF Wid ,h'rI sTina,% l:iIl.5: Nj
( - ,Ganrcy, Thupdcrbiri Emma - cnn !"
tight ited domino Edith *. Hl1c Sta,
rn sG%gsnh fp 49, 2na ,hrce si1,een,hs
+ W'G: ~ - tsyan iy' IIIIGGGgqIiI,l. ITO / /,
nn No. i, :" l. T. .. third. Time. 3:o5
on H"c GiGipn"r Tam,d ''Ii" "amgy Drag nr
7 h'r"~H, Dr. 'reigl"T also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
SPORTS
Richmond College Quint
to Receive RS" Tonight

Tonight Conch Frank DObson, of
Richmond College, with his Varsity
bnsl<ctbnl1 squad, will gather mt
RueScr's Hotel for the accustomed
pOxt-season banquet, the Spiders
season having closed Thursday
night with tho University of NIr-
Einin game.
AZ the meeting the "rcSuIarS"
will lie awarded the s.lt" In the win
ter sport. Six players nnd Manager
Ford will be hOnorcd. The men urc;
MOTLEY md Ilcslcr forwards, the
former captain OF the team; Carlton,
ccnfcrj Thompson, TONSiN and
Sncnd, guards.
The Red and Blue bnskcteers MISC
Will use this occasion to choose IA
leader OF the quintI for the IO"O-2I,
season. Besides the men mentioned
above Street, who hns been handi-
cnpcd In lighting for u position by
bnu ankle. srcRrs "a letter ind IN
eligible to take pnrt In tho sclcc-
ton of n captain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
VIRGINIA QUINTET WINS
FAST GAME FROM CAROLINA
Orange and Blue Bask ctbalI Team
DEFEATS Tarhccls in Raleigh
by .S7-to-St Score
Especial TO The Times Disnarc, !,

special TO The Times Dispatch.
RALEIGH. \. c., Feb. 27.-Overcau
ton i'll shooting goals cost the Uni
versity OF North Carolina basketball,
Team its game here tonight with inc
University OF Virginia. The final score
vas 81 TO 81. Time and time again tho
IarheelS broke into the w0nderf,,l
passing machine of the Virgiaians and
rusheo the bail TO their goal. ONLY; 70
,3se II by waiting too long TO Try for
The game was erratic. Virginia
started with rush and piled up ten
points in the first three minutes ~
pay. Carolina rallied and the first
i ended with the score II 10 Is in
the larheeIs' favor. The visitors came
Dack strong in the beginning OF the
second half and ran the couH, Nm to
tnirtE points. Again tho Tarhcels GOT
on their lighting clothes and broke my
Nirginia's passing, but too late 10
overcome the lead.
The lineup:
het1waytc) right S' fornara faTCin a;
cri nt' 49,. left forward Erw in
Scnheider> $50. center ~ Ruo II
1IGnhlnss. ..... right guard .ShcDnar
mkins left guard 80. Morris
R HuGIs', fnl f.;Lipfcr for Ruark;
Field Eoals-Pettway 6. IIatcbo-
schneider. 6; Hankins. =: Carmich,cl
i,inff.nrrw, 'n, :; Ruary, & Sheppard. / !:
Carmichael, 3 '''"'S' >
TE;ereree-Johnson tCarolina).
iimekecpcr--SDruili
Scorer--Smith
time of halves-2O minutes
Attendance-GUU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
JACKETS TO PLAY INDIANS
Randolph Macon and william and
Mary CUNTS to stage
Final tnmc

ASHLAND. VA. Feb 27.-Randolph-
Macon viii wind M its basketball sea
son tomorrow night wien tho Yellow
Jackets .quint play the William and
Mary Indians in ono Of the champion-
snip games OF the l. " !. \. A. The
affair Is attracting hat little interest
rs the local college already has won
tn" league title. and can lose tonight
without affecting their standing The
Team has won five titular battles AL
rGady' and Will endcavor TO keep their
slate clean.
The record OF tho Jackets has been
I."nuolDh- Macon has not been confined
10 the varsity. The class teams have
played some stirring games. and ended
the season tonight with the Freshmen
ana Sophomorcs tied for FIRST place.
rms tie VIII be played of early ncx;
week
Coach MARSHALL will start the fol-
lowing team tonight:
Cochran and Lane. forwards: Zir-
norman. center; Smoot ana Huttcr-
worth. guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
HAVANA ENTRIES

fi'st r"rc--throc furlonrs--v!c Munox. :o7 ::
Hhhr'-."ri, 10; Fireny. H.. los; R"scate. los !:
foIiN VI, ~, Dorothy. III: Panhandlcr. III.
0roOli rIco five ana one half furIonrs-
SIZE" Eii""u. ~: Weymouth Girl. %: BunSo
10; BIby T;uuds. lrl: King II: can To- :
lidH"lnG;. i1. Mary Magnetic. log: Tasty
'oth. 10, Hi"nCh. Donation, los; l.eoma. n,
H!rd raG"-- five aud onc-half furiongS--
Encore 10. Golden Chance. 10: Arthur Mid
ci"ipl. 10: icnOs, ilo; Parable. 1io: Old E:y-
lcft liz; Robert l.. owen. liz; DriniclG, lla.
John ,ir.. ia.
Fourth raca ayo and one.hulf fur!ongs--
Gnc"n Gann"y. %: Ma" Craig. %; Major
risN, " Pleasing rIe,nTc. ic2: Leemracli,
htDr. No. Hush. lu3: Annabclic. III.
rim rnce-.miir aud a siNtecnth--I.ariat :,
Ne Nearer, -: Sa!yatele. los: Monomy. III
SKIN racc-onc milc--iIoman. 80. skymnn
~. Crystal Day. iOZ, Dick Henson, TO-. Tim.
othy j. Hogan. Ief: Galway. 10i: TIL,
Taihor 10: Count Boris. l"i: Ralph s.. lo7
seventh mtle-rrctty Baby. 1oo
Legacy, ln2: Dlonc. 100; Zodiac. l0i: Manokin
i0': Baby Cal. l"T Hands on. 100 Soil,
Hocls III: Gordon Rusac!l. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
LOCAL QUINT ON TRIP
Church Hill Athletic Club VIII PLAY
Newport News Return t.NIur
Tonight,

:. Church Jill Athletic club viii al,
ternpt 10 defeat the Newport News
Shipbuiidins y. " G. a in Basketball
toni ght On the latter's court The
Richmond team secured a victor,, when
he CUNTS met for the first time in
the Blues Arm0ry last week. ana the
loca! boys are confident they VIII ba
able 10 repeat ia the contest tonight.
The team w.li cave this Afternoon, Tor
Newport News
Manager Evans and the following
men VIII max. the trip. Woodward
and Pcnd!c'on, forwards: Mctcalf con
ter: lchnig and WaIi"rstoiu. guards.
~ Dcv'nc. Murdock and j. Levine. sun
stitutcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
PITCHER EN- ROUTE TO CAMP
joe BorhlinE Travelling to New orIenn.
for IrSnUt with Clcve-
land.

Joe EoehlinE. who went from ,b.
amateur lots Of Richmond TO the
Washington AMERICAN League Club
Scvcra! years ago. today is IN route
10 Ne" Orleans. where he will go into
IRIS SPEAKER Hochling was traded
by Washington to the Indians, hut for
the last two years has been haudi-
capped BY "n injury 10 one OF hi,
legs He has done hut !ittla base
Dali work since MS injury
Ihat the big pitcher VIII be able
=" Star" q comeback is the belief OF
AlWS"li and his friends. Bpchlint:
stated before leaving no would do MS
best, and ID" was confident tuc injury
h'd h'dle ana that h" would have
10 trouble With IL. IN event Zoe fails
10 make good hc wnl return TO EIch
m@nd aud play With the EicamoBI
Elts nine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
DEMPSEY AND MANAGER SHOW
NO WORRY OVER INDICTMENTS
Universal Servicc.l

!Bv UNIVERSAL ScrviccI
LOS ANGELES. CAL. Feb 27.-
We'll. this affords Us an opportunity
70 force our enemies into show down
IN fair and open fight" declared
Jack Dempsey. world champion heavy
weight prize fighter. when informed
To-Day that indictments had been re-
turned against himself and Jack
kearns. his manager
so they actually indicted us, eh?''
S n Nearns' Jack and L will nrh
tn!S thing out together Jt he is
Guitty' then am guilty. We pub
iished all sorts OF proof of our in
nocehcc weeks ago-unsolicitcd state
ncnts from Jacks draft board and
tninGs IKE that. We welcome a chance
final"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
VIRGINIA TRACK SQUAD
TO APPEAR IN BALTIMORE
charlottesville School Will Send
Strongest Combination OF
+ Athletes After Trophy.
lSpecia to Tho Times Dlspntch.I

lspecia to Tho Times Dispatcher
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Feb. 27.-
hacuity action having made it I'm
posaiDio 10 nave representative
squad at the Catholic meet I'm w,sb-
ington. virginia will send hcr strong.
EST eit Track and field combination to tRo
night. to"ioFro"
,, Nine me members of tho team will pay
pete. Men VIII be entered in evnrv
e enI o,c south tn, Atlantic CHAMPIONSHIPS
land the point trophy. w
,,, Ld nm SQUAD had it's final work
OUT inns afternoon on the outdoor ho.,ra
track. despite the friEid wcnthcr
~ "H ~, s Wno won the cross-country run
splendid time In the mile. Ncwm,,,,
.ne plg I i.s, who starred on tho
snot put. and Chamberlain cxhibitmi
e'n ms IN the high jump.
me Freshman relay four ,pno,-o.
i IN hnc condition. The Nruad leaves
mere at 0 o'clock tomorrow ,rorntn..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Orange and Blue Hurlers
Practice in Gymnasium
/ Special to The Time.-Di.pn,ch. I

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Feb.
:s.-Despitc the rain. snow and cold
weather. which for tho past few days
Inns hindercd the workouts on Lam
beth Field of the candidates aspiring
10 positions on the pitching stair OF
the Virginia varsity mine. Eppn
RiAe!, of the PhilIies, has bcen put
ting the prospective tWirlcrs through
IimbcrfnE-up process I'm the Enyer-
weather Gymnasium.
Nearly twenty candidates for the
box arc reporting dali! for practice,
but ut ienst fifteen of these urc first
Year men, and, therefore. arc incl
tSibic for he varsity. Coach Rixcy
IL giving his time To the dcVclOD-
mcnt of the five cIigiblcs. and hone,
10 round them into condition before
he leaves 10 join tho PhilIicS mt their
southern training camp. GOOylyn
hu!k. full bnck on the varsity foot
fnli eleven. appears to bc the most
promising OF the candidates for
nhckstop. Pop I.nHniSnn will issue n
emil for candidates for the otbcr M
siton> Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
BOSTON BRAVES SELL RAY
HEATING TO LOS ANGELES
Portsmouth Gives Red Sox Player {"
Season-Darrow Adds One
to Squad,
TBy Associated Press. J

BOSTON. Feb. 27.-The management
OF the Boston Nationals announced to-
night that Pitcher Ray Heating 1as
hccn sold TO the Jos Angeles club OF
the Pacific Coast League. II was said
That Heating was not satisfied with
.rhc contract the Braves oTcrcd MN
this year
The Boston Americans have sent In
fielder William +. Sattcrlce TO the
Portsmouth CLUB Of the Virginia League
for further seasoning, Red Sox Of
row today notified the clubs hcadQuar-
tiers 10 include Jimmy Lynch "A left :
handed pitcher. in the squad that
leaves Boston tomorrow for the train
ing camp az Hot Springs, Ark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
DANVlLLE QUINT DEFEATED
High school Secures Lcsd on nrdforu
Five, but Lost in second
Half,

tSpr,",' ~ ~ i!t..S- b-SIItlC-.i
DANN!Li-E. Va, Fob. % 49, Alto,
building uD good lead In The frs,
haif Of the game. the panvijc High
school BASKETBALL team was defeated
al School:Leld tonight by Rando!ph-
Macon Academy 2: TO 3. The Dan
ville boys held the visitors scorclcss
during the hrst half. In the second
the Academy seemed 10 take on new
ne and NIc4 NJ twenty-five points
fhc locals making only three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
COOLERS HAVE HOLDOUTS
"Dutch" Kline and UngInub Have re-
turned Contracts TO
PCtcrkburr
pEn,I,I,sI,I-nf

PETERSBURG. Feb. o7-Robcrt
Cnglaub and Dutch" Kline. Richmond
boy. are the only two hold-outs from
the ranks of the Coolers. Owner
Louis L. Kidd announced today. Both
men. we'll as the other players.
were given 4 substantial! increase in
salary, but Kline and Cnglaub re-
turned their contracts unsigned.
II the men do not accept terms they
will he suspended and kept out Of
organized ball, IL was learned from
the arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
:. $. Ayintors ChnIIcnge Frenchme

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Thc Aero
Club OF America today cabled a chal-
lengc to the Aero Club of France for
the international! aviation trophy
which will be contested for in France
in September. Three American en-
tries have been received. The United
national contests held prior 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

NEW FOkk. Feb. lI-Nct nNvAnCoa wcra
the rule the curb riHrkct joda:. Al
tns star, there Mas excellent buying and
prices rose sharply. Later, realizing sales
and offerings h. some OF the .Jrish pro-
icss!onal element caused recessip but AS
soon a. THIS supply WA. rNnaust'd tho mar
hct again turned steady
some houses reported considerable i'm
provcmcnt IN outside buying ana IN
h"r OF Issues Tn. insiders purchased :,
moderate scale. The supply during the day
gdIne mainly from trader. Who had profits
on the ions SIDE and from the professional
cement which usually puts out short lines
Du "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

:, I.NNI7.. TT.ONTIN, Foh. "..--TnD
.'eEe!' with -, led tn. h"ld today
= ~" end Of the 'rst 30 holes Of ,hc
iVuflh hnnu"l central Florida profess
SOMA! golf tournament. Eighteen lead.
ing professional OF the country en-.
tered the match "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
G"thnm nIIlrnrdi.t w,n. v,,.,

boSToN. Feb. 21.-Francis s Ar.
n nin.E; or New York. won twenty
h:ce. OF New York. in tho he na Ju Inm.ii
n mmn, ~ 9allI line billiard ,ourms !
Hon a. inc Boston Athletic Associa
hiesnbF average was 10 i2.is wt,h
.ash runs OF "a. 35 and 20. Rice Az
~ as "a and made high runs or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

Ihlr.cS IhristIan, cNargrd IyIlD ncl-
dung coal without si.ou.c was Nned
So and cost. IN Justice John Cru-Gh-
ned Court Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

Tigers Cugers Win.
PRINCETON. y. j.. Feb. 27.-princc-
ton defeated Cornell. 81 TO &c. in an
intercollegiate league basketball game
hero fnnirht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Rotary Club Secretary Resigns.

Raymond G. Parsons. secretary of tho
Retail Merchants Association. has re-
signed as secretary of the rctcrSburc
Rotary Club. w C. Scott boys wori,
director OF the local V NJ c. ~. was
chosen as his successor today.
y delegation Of twenty-five Rotar!ans
will attend tn" district conference in
Greerville, :. c., on March 10 Tn"
delegation viii 60 TO the Carolina city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

r.it g 90. Feb. % Outhcldcr
HapPy Fclsch today signed his
c"htr"c. Ti'h tho Chicago Hrncrir;,nx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
BLACKSTONE CUNT WINS
cadet Rive Downs Chatham In TtouEl
basketball Game by Score
Of % i6.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial To The Times Dspatch.l
BLACKSTONE, VA, Feb. 21-Black-
stone Military Academy defeated
Chatham Training School hero tonight
in a fast but rough basketball game,
BY the score OF - 10 IL Blackstone
had things her own way in the first
half. which ended !. 10 > in tho locals
favor. Chatham showed a reversal o.:
form in the second half, whic hwas
featured b. ;hrec long shots by Smith.
THE alone Kept Chatham in the run
ming.
The entire Blackstone team played
well, getting OF some beautiful pass
ing. Harris and Johnson led in scoring
Tor the locals, each CaGiug Spcctacuiar
shots from difficult angles. TN. work
"f Harris a. center featured. For
I nathan Smith and K Bishop starred.
Blackstone leaves Monday on a four
days trip through the western part "a;
the State.
blackstone Position. chatham.
Johnson. forward ........ Smith
l'arkcr ......- forward ...... W !lchcr
harris. ...-.,.. center ....... Newton!
!iuTnett. ....... guard ...Eishop, X,
Deveny........ guard 49,. Bishop, g
summary:
Field goals-liarris s: Johnson, 3
darker. !; itcvcny. J: Smith. 3: WHICH
or, l; Newton, >: L. Bishop. Q
Fouis--!a-kcr. g.
Referee i3cvillo, R.-M
Time o. nalrcS-90 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Town I,nsketecrs Victorious.

Town InNkefecrs VIctOrioUx.
IOWA CITY. IOWA, Feb. 27.-Iowa
defeated Northwestern, 81 to- % to-
night in Western Conference basket
ball game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. .1.--Dry goods an.
yarns held steady today with business light
Bnrlaps Were easy, while wool goods ant
siiks were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
JACKSONVILLE. Ella. Feb

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb. 2I.-Turpen-
tine steady. 1885, sales. 90 receipts. -: ship
inents. ~; stock. 5,SiS Ro:!n t!rn. sales.
AZ: receipts, IA: Shipments. i..!s stock. G,. :
49,. ouO;e: b.. ISIS; ID. l5:S; Z. loo. =.
100. y, i11j: VIC. 1850: WY. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
JAMES B. M'CULLOCH DIES
AT HOME IN PETERSBURG
Police Commissioner and Former Coun-
Gilman Passes Away ut
Advanced Age

PETERSBuRG. Feb. 97.-James u
McCulioch 81. Police Commissioner. and
one OF ihe most respected citizens OF
i'cteTSburg. died early this morning a
his home. 205 South Jefferson stree,
after an illness OF about three DAYS,
MT McCulloch is survived by :.
WHOM. For Il number of wears he.
was member of the City Council and
at inc time OF his death was "A member
or the Board OF Police commiSs toner's.
nc was q deacon Of the Tabb street
Presbyterian Church The deceased
was tobacco Inspector at The local
warehouses; for number Of years, and
was recognized as one Of the foremost
tobncconistS in. the state. He was a
native of Petersburg
The funeral viii bc held tomorrow
afternoon at the grave in Blandrord
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Thrcc Scck Ettrick.s Omce.

Three men took the examination for
tho position as Postmaster of Ettrick
today The results of the examination
will be announced after the papers
arc returned from Washington.
Vocational building Ncnrs Completion.
Vocational Training School nj Camp
Lee is progress ing rapidly. The equip
nntnt for the school. which will be tho
arriving, and the school will probably
open by April |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Markets.

CONTINUED From Seventh PaseD
quot; Il, le.O0y9 10; d. i6,9us9. L. r. @.
100: II. l7..e: !. Ills; K, E.-5: u. 1880: y
l'.75: VIC. 1900; WV. ls.:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Petersburg Completes Quota.

Pctcrsburg's quota OF $4,000 in tho
Near East relief committee campa l5l,
has been raised, Chairman Baird an
nounced today. During the campaign
one committee raised $500 in one af.
tnrnOOn by lie nh nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

you can bus used automobiles o. m. ~. :.
euaity, popular makes late ,noieJ.
prices TO su!; Convenient terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

EC!Ch AND ijoDGE-LitIie dix C-pass.n
NH puISxi one o-passen.cr Dodge. 2ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

bCith Little Six SEDAN, iyi5 rn,,Ii-I In
/. peIieEt repair: wire wheels cord f,rs,
j fInH wilson Motor CORPORATION $40 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

FORDS-for SAFE. new Fords. 6-passen
G. Fer. i9-V witn starters. .i2 North eighth