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The Washington times., 1920-01-30
Great For Indoor sports.


Washington is proving itself a
wonderful indoor sport town this
winter and nothing has moro i'm
pressed the critical than the success
of the Grand Central Palace pocket
billiards tournament and the visit Of
Ralph Greenleaf and Bob Cannefax to
Frank Sherman's on H street
Bver since the tournament for the
District title began at the Grand
Central standing room has been at
premium 1t seems as If all the
folks in Washington wanted to see
the cue cracks in action. Tho man
agement is to be congratulated on
its foresight in staging this tourna-
ment
With this local tourney still run
ming, Greenleaf and Cannefax came to
town, followed by Willie Hoppe today.
All week Frank Sherman's parlors
have been packed and tammed with
enthusiasts, eager to see the stars of
the game in action. Willie Hoppe
may be depended upon to keep up the
high record.
Basketball and bowling. too. have
not in years bc"' so successful. Large
crowds follow - various school and
college ba>kctbull teams. while the
bowling Igues are all having ban
ner seasons.
The outlook is for great year in
baseball. The war is being forgot
ten and the coming summer should
see some wonderful sandlot league
races. If the Griffmen can but make
a stir like pennant contender,
Washington should be a right busy
place from a sports viewpoint all
summer long.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
FINAL ROUND IS REACHED
IN RACQUET TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Play in
the national racquet doubles cham
pionship at the Racquet Club reached
the semi-flnal round here today. with
the Chicago teams eliminated through
defeat and default, two New YORK
and two Philadelphia teams re-
mained In the running.
Today's matches:
J. w. Wear and Jay Gould, Phila-
delphia, VS.. c. Roberts and c. =. Brom-
Icy, Philadelphia, and y. +. Freling-
huyscn and r. J.. Cutting. New York,
w. c. c. Pell and c. S. Mortimer,
New York.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
JACKS ALREADY GONE
and BOUGHT SWORD
"C0mrade" Dempsey Accepts Hon
orary Command of American
Legion Post.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 30.-"comrade'
Jack Dempsey.
The worlds champion heavyweight;
pugilist became an honorary com
mander and member OF the American
Legion today when he accepted the
membership rendered him by Gordon
Barber post here. Jacks telegram OF
acceptance read:
Received telegram from post ex-
onerating me from charges of being
called a Stacker and draft dodger.
This will prove to the world my in
nocence. Acceptance with great
pleasure the honor conferred upon
me by electing me honorary com-
membership of Gordon Barber Post"
The Washington times., 1920-01-30

boxers in my shows than boys from
out OF town. This is one reason why.
for my next show have put on some
soldier boxers.
Right here in washington-and
I'm thinking of Fort Myer. too.
there arc some rsttllng good boys
who need only experience to Ibe real
boxers. 1 am thinking OF putting on
one entire amateur show at Ardmore
In the hopes OF bringing out a lor Of
new ones. Amateur boxing is sue
cessful wherever IL is held. 1t ought
10 be hore in Washington. but IL has
never been fostorod. i am now think
ing about putting on some amateur
bouts under strict A. A u. rules in
the hopes of encouraging boxing as
q sport in the District"
Any time an oldtimer Hike Kid Sui
livan, who met the best men in his
class in his day in the ring, can en-
thuse about amateur boxing. he's an
optimistic guy. that's what we say.
Meanwhile. the Ardmore promoter
is busiiy engaged in competing hic
plans for his next show. wihsh comes
on February 6. He has picked out
some real lads for this show, putting
on three lads from East Potomac
Park and one from Fort Myer.
"For one thing" says the Kid. you
can always count on the service box
ers to deliver the goods. They may
not be classy boxers, but they sire
can fight"
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
BURNS COMES BACK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-Frankie ie
Burns, New Jersey featherweight, re-
turned to the ring last night in
Passaic and knocked out Babe Astey
in the third round of a scheduled
eight-round bout. On his last ap-
pearance in the ring, Burns was
Knocked out by Champion Johnny
Kilbans.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
DAVE DRECOLL WOULD
STAGE WELSH COMEBACK

JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Jan. 3o.-D2vid
Driscoll, matchmaker OF the Arena
A. C., today offered to stage a match
between Benny Leonard and Freddie
Welsh. The only condition is that
Leonard must defeat Johnny Dundee
in their eight-round bout before the
local club February o.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
UPLAND CLUB Is AFTER
FRANK BAKER, OF YANKS

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. So.-Manager
Frank NJ. Miller, OF the Upland club
OF the Delaware County League, cx-
poets to sign Frank Baker. of the
New York Yankees, TO play third base
for his team this summer. IT Baker
joins the Upland club he will be
named as captain.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
LOOKING 'EM OVER
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER
| BY

Byron Bancroft Johnson speaking his Official
president of the American exco
Commission declares that all freak deliveries
Banta planning
Old Fox for several has been yelling and siekng
the pitchers
telling would And
Bancroft who promptly zes all the glory It's tough
world Grif, a tough world.
deliveries spit ball shine ban and doorng the ball
will be eliminated by the
public among hitting
them eliminating all freak
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
BAN JOHNSON IS AGAIN
LOSER TO YANK OWNERS

YORK jan So-Injmeions granted
restraining American League
of the Yankees, affirmed today
by the appellate division Of the Supreme Court
appeal Of who sought to
months granted
original preventing suspdng the
Boston pitch
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
FACES FRED FULTON.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 30.-Fred Full
ton, who is seeking another bout
with Jack Dempsey, faces John Les
ter Johnson, the dark cloud of the
ring, at the Armory Athletic Club
here next Tuesday night in twelve
round contest.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
GONZAGA LADS AHEAD.

Gonzaga Midgets threw a 2i-to2
score up against the Immaculate
Cubs, who have been winning of lato.
The Gonzaga Midgets were too
strong all the way for the Cubs,
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
WILL PLAY PLEBE TEAM.

Central High will play the Navy
Plebes tomorrow afternoon at An
napolis, Md, and next Saturday will
tackle the Tome Institute team at
Port Deposit.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
WESTERN LOSES TWO.

Western Reserves drew a 10 to 1s
defeat from the "y" boys team yes
terday, while the Noel House Midgets
took the Western Midgets over the
Jumps for 80 10 rs score.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
WILL PLAY F0RDHAM.

The New York Giants will play
the Fordham varsity nine at the Polo
Grounds, April IL, two days before
the 1920 season gets under way. Ar
thur Devlin, former third baseman
with the Giants, is coaching Ford
hams squad.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
RESERVES WILL PLAY.

GaIlaudet Reserves will meet the
Epiphany team in a curtain raiser
to the Hopkins-Gallaudet game at
Kendall Green tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
Sullivan Is ORtimiSIic.

Kid Sullivan. the Ardmore ring
promoter, IS an optimistic guy. He
came In here the other day and
spilled this:
ar ] can develop some likely boxers
right here in Washington, l shall be
satisfied. I'd rather have all local
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
LANDS STEVE YERKES.

FRANKLIN, Pa. Jan. 30.-Stevt
Yerkes. who played second base with
the Indianapolis A. A. club last year
has signed with the local independent
club for 1920.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
WILL PLAY TONIGHT.

Loans and Currency players of the
Treasury Department will meet the
Army Medical School five in bene-
fit game at Epiphany Church gymna-
sium tonight
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
ALUMNI IS BEATEN.

Business High scored 21 to II
win over an alumni team yesterday.
Schneider, Towbes. Ready, Schaffer
and Borono played for the alumni
tam
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
PECK STARS IN GAME.

Peck Stars will take on the fast
AIoysius Club team in the Peck gym
nasium tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
DREADN0UGHTS TO PLAY.

ed to battle the Fifth Engineers in
the Alexandria City League tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
New Ysrk's still Crazy.

New York's still crazy. Tonight
many fans will pay s27 to sit in box
seats at the Madison Square Garden
&rd watch Earl Caddock and Joe
Stecher wrestle.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
HOSPITAL TEAM WINS.

Government Hospital players de-
feated the Gamma Sigma team by a
score of 35 to IL in a snappy game,
which was free from rough work.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
How School Teams
Stand In Series.

TODAY'S GAMES.
Business VS.! Western and Tech
VS.. Eastern, at Catholic Univers-
ity gymnasium, $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1920-01-30
STANDINGS.

TUESDAYS GAMES.
Central VS.. Western and Tech
VS.. Business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

Our tcccher asked us to recitc sum-
ihing about the race for the White
House chate.
That Is a wide suhjeck for Kids to
narrow chhre. big enuT for only
one big man. sed Pa. a. bigger tina n
II needs 10 be for lot Of the GENT,
sed Pa.
va" WA Viii rite about ii? sed
On, the White House charc,
am hol quite sure wen ] Will set
That would be a good beginning.
TOO. sed MAJ WY " d9an lare yo @nd bafn
BQbbie sens!bully, scd Ma.
want Robbie TO rite his own
pesces for skooi. scd Pa. II was by
got to be one OF the lcedng pcccc
rltcrs In the nashun, pa scd
amazing, sed Ma. Oh. tell us all
npout IL: Sod Ma. sum time next yeer
reed nay novel now
"a, "a, VIII tell Bohhhie how TO bee
finnish II hissclf.
The White House chare. Bobbic.
SEQ ia. has been the sect of sum OF
the graiest giants Of the wurid in
wich we live in, sed ia. But many
a crater man. scd Pa. has missed
MS chanst To set tharc. Some of our
greatest Americans has missed tina.
f,inmn . sed Pa. such Az Jim Blaine,
hi!i BRYAN, myself. etc. scd Pa
WI ] ever set tnare? | scd
MOI " YOU are wise, sed Pa. II Is
tun task * a thankless one. SEED
"a wen one is the boss OF :. nashuu
iuil OF pecpml. scd Pa, he soon finds
mat nashmn full OF peepul is boss
ing him. Thnrc isent n travelling
man or a llummer anyware in hi,
Hashun. sed Pa, that hasent toait
what he wud do IL he was In that
II !sent SO easy 10 gilt in TO beegin
Win. sed Pa II was in Edison's
shoes, sed Pa. wud soon have chill
oIains q cold feet, Pa sed cud.
dent invent anything except ex.
cuSe Tor not working. scti Pa
Ny noabel husband. my noabel hus-
band. scd Ma
What is the big idec? sed Pa.
On: nay hcero. sed Ma ! am yt
proud & happy, scd Ma This Is the
ilrst time In the 20 yeers wIch we
nave been married. sed Ma, that
ever herd you say you cuddent do
anything sum other man has did.
am so happy. sed Ma. to think vou
are losing yurc conccet.
] guess Pa was Kind OF Stunned.
ne didrnt say Il other word ,S after
"a vile he went TO bed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Thu: Rhyming Optimist
ny ALINE aIICHAELIs.

These are the days when rejoice
In that have D husky voice. I'm glad
my lungs were fashioned extra stout,
because / need them both 10 praise
the way favoritc pitcher plays. and
also when | bawl the umpire out.
hmusEncn;S are not in my line. At
other sports / do not shine and golf
o. tennis thrills me not Il, all: but
here's tho game that hits the spot.
I'm glad 10 sac IL getting hot because
IN" Sprinrtimc brings MS back base
three. ! toddic To the park with rlcc.
What matters ii that / am bald and
fat? shout four hours at Il stretch
and cal the ump "a incaslc. wretch
ana wildly wave my only summer hat.
| bought IL a. a great expense. but
now II looks like thirty cents be-
cause l bang IL madiy on the seat; I
wiring ii OFT as | implorc first base to
come to life once more, sometimes
say" II IS extravaganza upon said
Panama 10 dance; but she can never
know my thrill OF Joy when pet
player steals a base: my voice re-
sounds through rarthcrcst space. till
Martians think old Earth has said.
"Ahoy" This good old sphere can
never pail as long as there's game
az hall feel that am living in tho
| sun; as long ns they can put EN-
plate. 80 long as they can show me
81 home run. I'm glad my throat is
| lined Win brass, and ] am in tho
dcep bass class. I'm glad that lungs
Of leather | possess. for that's the
sort Of atur need when EaupsS be-
Gin 10 show some speed and to the
unlp my language | address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS
summer show n, Lyric.

Summer show Mt Lyric.
prominently placed on the new bill
WHICH comes to the Lyric for tho
son. biackfacc comedy star. and his
company. The genealogical star is
appearing in, The Camofleurs." Il hi
lhriouSly funny travcsty. with SONGS
dances and other spccialtics. The
act is said TO he the most pronounced
nit IN which Thompson. "a former
musical comedy star. has appeared
Lynch and Ecilcr open the new bill.
They are nhnipulators OF all sorts OF
queer objects. but excel as hat Jug
IIcrs. They have a troupe OF ed
ncated hats. which they put throuE II
All sorts of laugh p, ovoking antics.
Two pretty and talented young girls
ont the bill are the Misses Chester
and Allen. who are Offering a port
folio of original songs. which they
sing In excellent voice and with fine
expression. They are condolences,
VINO dance. gracefully and sing the
latest melodies from Tin Pan Row
jolly pair Of singers and fun
makers are the Two Testers. who Will
contribute comedy and singing
urn The testers have a lot of new
crai new ballads ana topical ditties.
Closing the show will come stntu-
espuc Bcssyc Clifford artists model
MISS CLIFFORD Is presenting "Ar; I'm
pTcssiphS. "a series OF EorgeOuS!v
staged living pictures In which she
rs me ccntcrpiecc OF each picture or
eShinit OF animated statuary. Sup
plementine the new vaudeville there
VIII no the usual high-gradc motion
picture displays. including the latest
fathe News pictures and the ever
popular Topics Of tbs Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
JAPANESE HELD SEVENTEEN
YEARS IN RUSSIAN PRISON
Dccinrcs He Has Bccn Kept In Dun-
Eeon Ever Since RuSso-
,InnunI.Nr Mnr.

TOKYO. July IA letter has oeen
received from "A man reported killed
in the Russo-Japa ncsc War In North
Manchuria by his supposed widow,
who has been married 10 a second
husband for nearly ten years.
4 sergeant named Jink:Chi onishI
haS been missin Sslncc the battle OF
LiaoyanE. The authorities as well as
the family OF the soldier concluded
that ne had been killed in the field.
and funeral ceremonies were OBJ
served His w widow" subsequently
married again. TWO children being
born by the second husband. Now,
nearly seventeen years since the
death" OF her first husband was re-
ported. he writes reporting himself
safe in a hospital III petrograu.
According TO his letter. at the time
OF the Russo Japanese War, he was
taken prisoner and has ever since
been imprisoned in II dungeon, which
he was neScr allowed 10 leave until.
after seventeen years confinement. he
fell i'll and was removed TO Il hos
pital in Petrograd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Log Cuhin Cn,nnnirn.

Reader. cartcrsVillc.- LOG Cabin
lac Harrison campaign OF 1870. The
candidate was supposed to be IL true
representative OF the plain people
better circumstancod. an opposition
which was one OF the features OF tho
campaign Harrison was Il plain
farmer, content to live in Il log cabin
and drink hard cider. Log cabins
were erected in many large towns
and carried in miniature throush the
streets in professions with barrels
OF cider as fitting cmhlcms of the
candidates supposed antcccdcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Means DuiIdozcd Woman.

CHICAGO. July 14.--Gaston j..
Means, chief witness for Mrs. Mary
Melvin in her effort to have an al
legged second will OF James c. King
admitted to probate. testified today
that he had endcavorcd to inspire
fear In Mrs. Anna l.. Robinson, Mrs.
Kings mother, 10 prevent her from
telling others OF the, finding of the
VIII Means said he had directed
Mrs, King and Mrs. Melvin to inform
Mira. Rob inson that the Will had been
FOUND In the ,Sault IS OF the Northern
E9ss Sch pspy 3; sia &. 4 g Tia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK
AS DRY AS BRYAN'S PLANK
Warrants issued for Nine Managers
mud Owners. Charged With Mo-
IatiEs the Prohibition I.a,y

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. July H.
trranis FOR nine manage and pro-
prictors of boardwalk cafes wcr, is
sued today. charging them with vio-
iation of the prohibition cnforccmen mt
ia WIS.
The warrants followed the big raid
on saturday during which thousands
OF dollars worth Of whisky. wines
and other alcoholic beverages were
seized. drying up the boardwalk sec
non Tor the first time since prohibit
ton officially went into effect
The men appeared before United
States Commi ssioncr Lewis and en-
tered bail for a furt her hearing,
which the commi Ssioncr set for Mon
day afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
'TY

Mr.: and Mrs. J. j. Hickey and Mr.
Mrs. Philip Powers have return
TO Richmond. nftcr an extended
hey spent several weeks visiting
ices OF interest near Boston and
the coast of Massachusetts.
UT. and Mrs; Hickey have recently
we'd into their new home. 2Gli
pnument Avenue. where they viii
established for tho fall and winter
pnths.
runner Mt Mountain Lake.
number or Richmond people go
Mountain Lake every year f1 the
MINER season. Mrs. John A. Coke.
and her small daughter. Miss
'tsy Coke. OF this city, are spending
her R!chmonders. who viii go to
at resort for the nonsh of August.
g: MIR. and Mrs. j. Cloyd Kent. and
ildrcn and Miss Nicketti Johnston.
a quiet wedding OF interest celc-
ated yesterday at 1890 O'clock in
&c apartment Of the brides mother
crracc. was that of Mrs. Elise
avenport Wayland and Gcddcs
cnry Winston. also OF Richmond.
ne ceremony, which vas witnessed
ny hy the Two families. was per
'rincd by Rcv. walter Russell Bowie.
me Authcrroord Wnyland and
AIRY Wayland. Jr.. were the only
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston left later for
wedding journey and on their re-
firn VIII max" their home In this
~, ~ :, NJ, Winston s!Sn is = son % the
Enlargement Announced.
Mrs Franklin Edmond Garnctt an
ounces the engagement and APP
Isle Elizabeth. to J. Robert Tinsley.
| he wedding 10 take place In the
inrly fall.
.nwn Trc Saturday.
| \ lawn fotc VIII he given on Sa:ur-
ay evening from 6 10 II T.. VI. under
| he auspices OF St Agnes Guild Of
fieadc Memorial Episcopal Church ON
ne church grounds. AT Twelfth and
YIN be served there. The public is
ordially invited TO attend.
N Washington.
(.Iaryc. whose. wedding June % a;
Madison. the brides home In Mon; :
|;omery County. Va. was Of interest
society throughout the State. are
fi,elvcrion r.. Booker, Jr. the brides
istcr. Mrs. Marye Is "a erandisugh
cr OF President Tyler. and tho groom
FhadiHon, They Will make their homo
az Harrisburg. Va.
iue>is or Relatives.
Little AARON EIIss and Miss Eculnh
!:diss. o: IVES, Precursor street.
NorioIk, are .hc guests OF their
grandparents. M-. and Mrs. Sol f.i!ss.
pr Richmond. whore they VIII be for
the next two weeks.
Philip Ediss, OF Richmond who has
been the guest OF his brother ana
Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Ed!ss. on West Frccnason Street
norfolk. has returned To his home
here.
Dencnt Entertainment.
lawn party and picture perform
ancc VIII be given on Friday !or the
benefit OF the food fund for the un-
dcrnourishcd children OF Austria and
Germany. Miss Virginia Thornton
Is chairman. The moving pictures
VIII be given In the East Richmond
school Hail. and the lawn
party VIII be on the lawn OF John
Pollard.
The cha!rmcn OF other committees
are: Ice cream. Airs. Conner. towers.
Miss Miriam Koch: cake, Miss Elma
Koch. soft drinks. Mrs Edward
Miller; candy, Miss Laura Koch.
The proceeds VIII be sent In
through ;hc American Friends Ser
vice Committee. which forwards thc
money. and also distributes the food
over there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Weeks Picture Shows
Offering. az LocnI House.


Don, miss the last chance 10 see
The Iron Heart tho big William
erse. which ends it's run tonight at
the Eluebird. The picture il allied
with thrilling situations, rapid action
and sunpDy C.iinaNes. la the Iron
Heart. according to report. the mos
modern ideas as TO industrial institu-
tons have been worked out. the story
thereby carrying a great message to
humanity. y two-part comedy fca-
turing Larry Scmon thc world :
greatest comedian), and Mutt and
JEFF, vii! also be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
IN AND our or T0wS.

Miss Ida Peyion OF Fauquier County.
here.
Mrs. r. c. Duvni. jim has returned 20
INchinoni. after visit 10 ihc Masses
ulnsscii. in Bowling Grctn.
Miss Mary Anderson has been attending
a house party in Buffalo. y T.. where
she has been much entertained.
f. IL. Mitchell has returned 10 Rich
inond. after sp,ndlH. some time AZ Ocean
View.
MIR ana Mrs. Walter Cab.li Mercer are
IN New York FOR months stay.
MI and Mrs. W. 7. Seidcn formerly uf
:5la Monument Avenue have recently
moved Into ihuir ~ home at BYRD PARK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
shows .rhc snrcbru.hcr.

The SaGcbrusher." the latest of
his w. w. HoJk nison releases TO the
victor Thcatcr. beginning today. is
"a hcart story almost without parallel
IN recent screen history II was
months in the working with Colonel
liough. its author. present during all
the stages of production from the
writing OF the scenario to the last
fadc-out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Mo,i. Csi,nd.r

BIJOU-Oiirc Thomas. In "Thc
Finpprr."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Trasrrsc.
In "'fhc Iron Heart"
BROhDwAI-Nor Tnlmndgc.
i'm "ScS NO"
ISIS-"Trcnsurc Island"
ODEOS-IIcrt EytcII. in "iIins
Jimmie Valentine"
UEN-.'l ndcr Sentence"
STRANIb-UObcrt Warwick, In
"Fhou Art the Man."
yICTOR--"Thc SnErbrushrr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Information Bureau.

Inuuirics regarding almost amy
topic. excepting on legal md incident
subjects. are answered free. An NIL
Inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter, scif-ad1rcsa
htnmpcJ envelope Is required. Adj
trcSn The Timcs-Dixpatch Iuforma-
lion Burcnu. Hich.nond, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

United states, but since the Russian
rational dent is now more than
Sl2.ooo.cco.o00. and the Acceptance Of
responsibility for paymcn: Of the debt
10 the united States would Involve a
similar promise TO other countries TO
which RUSSIA is INDEBTED. the Soviet
government has ignored the question.
leaving 1t open for future consid-
GRAFTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Cnld rnck MctI,nd nf rrc.cr,ing.

MIS-. y I. r, OnnnCOck.-Thc cold
pack method o: putting up fruit
without sugar is: Preparing amt
material in clean cans. covering Win
hot liquid aHd stcril!xinE both. can
and contents at one time. This
method may be- used for most fruits
aud all Vegetables Get u farmer =
bulletin on home canning. issued by
the Department OF Agriculture.
Washington. y. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
nobcr, WARWICK Corninr.

That considerable traffic in dia-
mOnd smuggling is going on in South
Africa !s revealed in the striking new
Paramount Aircraft picture, Thou
Art the Man nov at the Strand
Thcaicr. Robert Warwick rs the star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

III. II. Warner. the Hampton star,
Is so enthusiastic about the English
game of cricket that he gives his d.
rector, Henry King. no end of trouble
when IT COMES to working on his pic
turc. warner has accepted an offer
from the British Overseas Club TO
play on their eleven during the sum
mer. He was once star player on
the famous Richmond team of Lon