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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
BEL|TTLE MAYS DEFENSE BETHEL WILL Be REFEREE
WASHINGTON AND LEE STAR
ENGAGED FOR GAME HERE
blackstone TO Meet John Marshall on
January 3l-PrelinS being
Arranged.
Manager George Todd

Manager George Todd. OF the John
Marshall High School 5asket ball team,
ANNOUNCED yesterday that he had Sc
cured Turner Bethel. Washington and
Lee star. to referee tho game between
John Marshall and Roanoke High,
which VIII be played here January 81
lie also made pubic letter from
tho manager of the Blackstone team
asking that the game which was to
have been played here January 20, and
which was postponed Indefinitely. be
played February 10. Todd, however. is
replying TO the letter. asking that the
IN case this arrangement can be
made, the game between Black Stonc
and the John Marshall Reserves will
be played as a preliminary to the game
already scheduled between the varsity
and Chatham Training School. This
Will be another OF the Innovations to
be introduced by this seasons high
school basketball team. as il would be
tho first time TWO basketball games
have been offered on the same card.
There is no reason. however, why
two games should not DC played be-
fore the same audience, high school
authorities hold, as the court contest
seldom lasts more than fifty minutes,
time than baseball or football game.
II is also understood that ncgotia-
tions are under way to have tho John
Marshall team play Maury High. OF
Norfolk. or some other iirSt-class prep
outnt as a preliminary TO the Wash :
inston and Lee Georgetown game,
which Will be played next month in
the Grays' Armory, which has been
procured FOR the purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
COUNSEL FOR BAN JOHNSON
ARGUE INJUNCTION APPEAL
Claims Former Red Sox Pitchers Ex-
cuSc Too Lame. and Court tic
serves Decision.
IBy Associated Press. ]

MEM YORK, Jan. 23.-The appellate
division OF the Supreme Court reserved
decision today on an appeal Of Byron
Bancroft Johnson, president OF the
American League, and of the ST. Louis
and Cleveland Americans from an in
junction issued by Supreme Court Jus
ticc Wagner. which rcstrains them
from. interfering with Carl w. Mays
continuing as Yankee pitcher pend
ing tho final outcome Of 4 suit brought
against them by the New York cub
In arguing the latest phase of the
disputed case involving Mays, who,
while playing with the Boston Amer
leans. walked off the field in Chicago.
was suspended by MIR. Johnson and
later was reinstated by the league di-
rectors, counsel for the appellants be-
littied the claim that Mays had not vio-
lated his Boston contract willingly be-
fore his sale 10 the Yankees
1t Is claimed in Mays behalf that he
was hit with hall and also was
suffering from private WORRIES" one
being fire which destroyed his we'd
ding presents and baseball trophies.
Appellants counsel contcndcd that
anidavits in the case did not state
MAYS had been hit by n ball. and that
his house had been burned in the
spring, while the Chicago incident oc-
CURED in July. Counsel then quoted
Mays as saying TO certain sporting
writer's:
u am convinced that IL will be i'm
possible for me TO preserve my con
adencc in myself as 4 ball player and
stay with the Red Sox as the team is
now handled"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Weekly Cotton I,eyiew.

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.--The cotton
market has heen comparatively quiet
with fluctuations irregular during the
past week. There was covering by
near months shorts as January APP
preached maturity and that delivery
sold at 1856 on Monday. which made
new high record for the season. This
was followed by scattering liquidation
later in the week, when few notices
were issued. and January sold as low
az 81 before trading in il ended at
noon today, while early week advances
were followed by reactions in the la
ter deliveries also. Nervousness over
the tightening OF money rates. re-
ports Of less active spot demand and
rather less favorable adviccs from the
goods trade. led TO considerable Iiqui-
dalton OF long accounts and at times
there was some Southern selling here
Very little pressure from the latter
source was noticed during today's
trading. however and prices at the
close Of business tonight showed rail-
lies from the lowest on reports that
trade interests had been buyers on
the mdweek declines and covering
Some of the private cables recently re-
eeived from Liverpool claimed that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
DIVIDES STATE INTO FIVE
DISTRICTS FOR ATHLETICS
Virginia High school Literary and
Athletic League Meets Mt
Iiniycreify
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
HAlsLOTTESEILLE, VA, Jan. Is
Following a conference of representa-
tivcs OF the foremost preparatory
schools %; the State, held at the Uni
vcrSity Of Virginia. the Virginia High
school Literary and Athletic League
divided the state in five districts, AS
follows:
Eastern. which embraces Petersburg
and tho territory to the east.
Northern, including Winchester
Front Royal and Alexandria.
Southern. which takes in Bristol and
the schools in that section
First Western. embracing stanton,
CharlottcsNillc, Lexington and Iiarri-
Second Western. which includes
l.ynchhurS, Roanoke, Danville and
ilacksburE.
Schedules will be made between
schools in each district and Sc.nifinais
Viii he played between the section
winners. The final championship con-
test will lie staged at the University
of Virginia. This new plan vii. go
into effect next fan, the league having
taken over football! in It's athletic ac-
tivities.
The league also decided 10 recognize
the girls basketball championship, and
beginning next year will arrange a
schedule for the societies. The title
winner this year will hc decided upon
tho records OF the various teams Each
sCxtctIc will submit it's claims to the
league, and tho champion will be
chosen upon these claims. II two teams
have equal claim for the State cham
pionshir. an elimination contest will DC
played ( the University oil Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

Manchester spinncrs were we'll Gov
ered with raw material and a strike
OF Lancashire wcarcrs was reported
on Wednesday,. Nothing further wuu
neard OF the latter. suggesting tha;
inc troubles. mad been Of little iuDor
lance and the wecie-cnd rallies were
Also encouraged by reports OF i'm
prroHed labor conditions In I,aIy. Some
81 the adviccs from the domestic Goods
trade nave Indicated sales OF goods y,
second hands at. sliSh, concnssIons
from recent top prices and a norn
CAUTIOUS feeling among buyers. b,,t
manufacturers generally are bci;eru,
70 pc wen sold ahead. Rather 4 mar
optimistic view az to prosnects MR. rnr
carly action on thu peace treaty To-, ,o
peEh expressed around the ring on In.
IalHcs OF the past day or two Will
.here has evidently been a division nr
oninion with reference to the possihyn
cnccts OF higher money on 6oldin.s
oi spot cotton in the South m. rn1,
sus report showing l0Sa2,ldS bales
E En- 20 January 10 against ll.OiS..
No. last year was without any annci,I
influence in the Immediate marknt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
RAW MATERIALS CLIMBING
ACCORDING TO DUN'S REPORT
speculative Purchasing Factor In lin
ward Morement. notwithstanding
Abnormal Prices.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Dun's tomor-
row will say:
Elements that have long been con-
Spicuous In the business situation are
SIM sharply reflected in the persistent
strength OF many commodity markets
as evidenced by the continued pre-
pondcrance Of advances over reccssions
IN comprehensive list OF Wholesale
quotations. Contrasting with recent
declines in certain foodstuffs prices
OF various raw materials and manufac-
tnrcd products. notwithstanding their
already abnormal position, have risen
further. and the competitive bidding
that has developed in some quarters
may eonccivably cause additional in
crcases. while speculative purchasing
In anticipation OF even higher levels
TO follow. has been factor in the
current movement and although other
influences have contributed. yet the
main force behind tho upward swing
Of pricese. as has been the ease for
many months, lis tho pressing call 70.
supplies with which to meet actual
domestic and foreign requirements.
With the renewed decentralization in
international exchange. resulting in
new low records In remittance rates
on leading European countries, the
ANTIQUITIES of financing overseas trade
are likely to he accumulated. but Amcr-
can exports remain heavy in many in
stances. and the wants of consumers
hero are 30 extensive as TO stimulate
demand for goods beyond the ability
of manufacturers to atiSfy.
Weekly bank clearinGs. SS.3S9,46a.-
0Sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
U. 5. CIRCUIT COURT 0 rArrEALs.

The United States Circui. Court OF Ap.
PETS rcconNcacd yesterday morning =,
d dgiSG cGoe with tho following Judges ana
J; Z; Pri.ch1rd. OF Asheviisr, ~ C.. lion,
iMr \. knapp. Of Washington. II. c.. and
District Judge Hon. II. il. watkins. of An.
dcFson. ). 6. Clerk Claude 81. Dean and
L. ;. Marshal john g. Saunders
Case argued Yesterday:
NO l76S-Danish- Russian Steamship Com
pany, claimant and of stcamshi n
Eewa. appellant. VS. w ParaInor. master
.; british steamship Dierissa. appellee An
peal from ;he District Court at Norfolk v.
Sanso argued h. Loon 7. Seawcll. OF Nor
FOLK Va. Tor appellant. and by Braden Van
dcycntcr. for appellee. and submitted
Saturday. Conference Day:
Today being Confedercncc Day no eaxe.
VIII be argued today. hut the court will 20
into conference uDon cases heretofore argued
and remaining undecided
Court adjourned until this morning q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Fl, 454 COTTON BALES
GlhNED IN VIRGINIA
Total Prior to January I6 Amounted "a
lN3.c,f4S RnnninE
lBy AAoociatcd Press. ]

toy "a Sociatco press
ASH iNGTON. Jan. 23.-Cotton gin
nea prior TO January 16 amounted TO
i9.S22,l4s running bales. including Ilso
81. round bales. 35,25l bales or Amcri-
can Egyptian and '6.S2S bales OF SEA
today.
Cummings TO January Is las, wear
amounted TO ll0tS.652 running bales,
including li9.sS7 round bales 2i.7oT
bales OF american Egyptian and 40.s2a
bales of Sea Island
Cummings this year by States follow:
alabama- 6e2.927: Arizona, 50,O2s:
Arkansas 75a.O36; California 4i'iSS.
Florida. l!.lS5: Georgia. ts5062I
louisiana. s5:ioi; M.ssissinpi, si7,S7i:
aMtssouri. 5S.il6; North Carolina. Sill
l,i2s.399; Tennessee, 256.O49; Texas. .,
SS.62,3sa: Virginia, 2l,i54; ali other
G.nn!nGs OF Sea Island were.
FLORIDA. 2,9o4; Georgia, Csc: South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
EVERY YANKEE PLAYER
HOLDING OUT FOR RAISE
Contracts Not Returned. Says Colonel
HuSton-SnyS Little Trouble
Isxncrt$d,

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.--That virtually
the entire New York team is dissatis-
fled with contracts sent them last De-
cembcr was admitted today by Coionel
n. L. Huston. vice president of the
YANKEES, end Miller Higgins. manager
of the team. Contracts were sent 10
tho New York players on December -
last, and so far not ono OF them has
been returned signed. The club has
nine men under contract, but they all
have hoidovcr contracts
The differences between our play
crS and the CLUB, however. are not Sc
rious. and they can be adjusted" sa id
Huston. while l admit tow PLAYERS
are satisfied with what NC have sent
them, we have only one pronounced
Il player where his ideas Of salary and
ours are several thousand dollars
apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
FORMER TENNIS STAR LEADS
IN BATTLE FOR GOLF TITLE
Clarence Hobart VIII Meet w. 4
Alexander in Finnis at
Ueiicair Today.
LRv Aasociatnd prcss- /

TAMPA. FLA, Jan a2-C!arcncc
Hobart. former national tennis cham
pion in doubles, will meet ". y. Alex
andcr. OF Old Elm, tomorrow in the
golf tournament q; Belicair. The
veteran racquet wiclder surprised u
larS. gallery today by LEADING
throughout in his match with
Rcgiuald Worthing;on. the Shawnee
softer. winning two up. In the other
semi final match ". y. Alexander de-
ieatcd Craig Colgate, OF Oakmont, By
! up.
Ia the second lG r. l.. Pearcc. At
lauta, viii meet w. $. Van Clinc Rich
inond, Country Cinb. while the final
round IN the third lG Will he be-
tween III. R.'rlatt, Glcnview, and It. l..
Cooper. Atlanta. w. j. Mcguire, Bos-
ION. and j.. Z. Murray. Utica, will fight
il CUT In the fourth lG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Linz e. up:
FORM CLASS BASKETBALL
TEAMS AT WESTHAMPTON
Championship Matches Are Arranged ia
he Started on Next Tues

Possibly ono OF tho most advanced
steps taken at Richmond College in
getting in full swing their program OF
athletics for air. has been the recent
organization OF baSk etball teams to
represent each OF tho four classes in
class championship matches. 4 sched-
ule of four games has been announced.
which Will begin on January ~ and
close on February =, unless conditions
in the standing OF the teams warrant
playing off rubber contests.
The classes have elected the follow
ing men TO lead them as managers:
Seniors. j. \. Knight: Juniors, Hugo
BlankenShip: Sophomorcs, II. Il. Wash
ington: Freshmen, Wexford Trevillian
The schedule calls for ono meeting
between each OF tho four classes. and
is as follows:
January 21--Frcshmcn VS.. sopho-
morcS.
January oa--Juniors VS.. Seniors.
January 3o--Frc shmcu US. Juniors
February 3-Sophomorcs VS.. Seniors.
The games will be played at the Rich
mond College gym, and will begin at
1913 o'clock on the afternoons stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
REDS DEFEAT WHITE SOx
Take First and Third Bowling Games.
TSlcr Rolls High score
"a $; night al the PCT

Last night at the Pictsch Alleys the
pace setting White SoN to ono game
10y takin. the first and third games
while the latter team was taking the
second game. Tyler had high game
COR The night. 2o2, and also had "a 203
score. Ills 90 total was the best
shooting for the night. Schroeder was
nigh man Tor the winners with 52T.
w,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
SIGNS WITH WAKE FOREST
Manager of spider Baseball Team
Adds hnnthcr Ganc IL

Manager Garland Grey OF the Spider
Dasepail team, has added another
diamond contest 10 his fast lengthen-
Ing schedule for the spring sport. this
time lining up wake Forest College
for game TO he played here ~, April
%. Other games of importance nov
beinS negotiated Will also probably b,
announced In the near futarc on what
the Richmond College management
hopes WIN be It's most clapor,tr ,scknt
At least for some time. Strings arc
now out for large Eastern universities
10 como here during the Easter sea
son. when Inc local college has =. few
days lay OF bctwoer! terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
PENALIzED FOR SHAMMING
"fork!- Flynn and Al Reich barred
from New Jersey Bouts
Temporarlly,

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. 23.--Thc STATE.
ia rrcd Dan tPorkv) Flynn OF Boston.
and Al Reich. o! New York. from On :
SaSlnE ~ bouts IN New Jersey. on the
.ro"nd mat they slammed" 1T 4 box
ing exhibition here Christmas Dav.
The commission ordered that charit ;
able institutions, here be given n he
n1oncy which the boxers were 10 have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Al Bridwell Signs to
Manage Rocky Mount

ROCKY MOUNT. \. e.. Jan. a3.-
~ nriu"eit' of Portsmouth, Ohio,
Inns been signed to manage th.. In
cni riub of the Virginia League this
season, IL was announced here to-
dny.
nridWelt formerly wus mn in
fielder ON the New York CLAN.
Inter with the misunderstanding
Atlanta club or the Southern
League. and last year managed the
Houston club of the Texas Lenrne.
He will report here In Nnrcb-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

EVAN Don Cameron. secretary. changing It's
nnno TO Cameron Tobacco Company, Inc
increasing its capital stock from $50 600 TO
f'eo;ooo and charging It's purposes.
Mmendmcnt 90 charter OF Franklin Press
sydnor. president; and Herbert ii. tamil.
loh secretary. decreasing it's actually is-
s ,ie oo and outstanding stock from $4,000 to
Amendment 10 charter OF tho CONNER
ciaI and savings Bank. Winchester Va
dhcrpert ). i.arrick. president. and John l.
Sloat. sec rotary. Increasing it's capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Refuscs TO Paw Dnmnc,.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. ca
The War Department having refused
TO reimburse tho city of Newport
ScwS in the sum OF S50I.407.S2 for
damage done to the city streets by
Soverpment traffic during the war,
city officials announced here today that
bill will Immediately be introduced
IT Congress TO authorize payment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
SUPREME Counr or AppEALs.

bTince Vs. lIarha III. argued ard submitted
standard Accident Insurance Company W
!" aker, partly argued and continued un
I'll Monday.
the neat cases TO be called.
ltrcRc ~. Allan.
Eanshan W. MAYO Milling COMPANY
city OF Richmond W.. Rose.
krown w. Frirgburg.
Whitaker q, Fo%in W. Lane. Jr.. ct al.
ELIOT ". Birrci!. being numbers -. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
STEAMBOATS,

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
VauDan. dan. 90
Carlnania -. Jan. 20, Mar. 2, Apr. 6s
Kaiscrin Auguste Victoria, ~.
Mar. ~, Apr. %
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
kaiserin Augusta Victoria. Feb. 20
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG
and SOUTHAMPTON
nlanrctania, Jan. %, Mar. 20, Apr. IL
imperator. Mar. @, Apr. 3, May
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Jan.2G, Marc, April
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia. =. Feb. IL, Mar. 23, Nihy 1
NEW YORK TO PATRAs,
DUBROVNIK and TRIESTE.
ramona 500. Jan. 81
NEW YORK, L'DERRY. GLASGOW
Columbia. FEB. z, Mar. g
bf7 18th ST., N. W.. Washington, q. c.
or Local Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
GIANTS TO GET MORE
Players viii he Aided by Tenn Owner.
In Game With Old
ILL. i
iRy Associated Press ]

NEW YORK. Ian. 23.-An PLAYERS or
the New York National League base
ball club are 10 receive substantial in
creascs because or the high cost Of
living, and the enormous price paid for
Babe" Ruth. IL Was announced todav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
ALUMNI HOLDS BANQUET
JOHN Mnr.hnii High Graduates Hea,
Addresses hs Y. ~. Stuibs md
br- w. J.. lseplc.

c.. Letter Jones presided at The mid
winter banquc; Of tho Alumni Asso-
Giation Of John Marshall High school
last night, ~ tho school building
Stuhbs and Dr. w. Iowndes pcplc.
MUSIC vas rendered by Miss Vtima
keSsicr and Miss Garland KcIlam.
MISS Maudc Pumpe rey accom- panist.
ana male quartet composed OF Brya n
Branch. Reynolds Racket. Vernon Aus
tin and Coleman Andrews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
LOANS YALE HEAD COACH
jones' Employers mt Seattle Pay His
Salary In Full for Next
Sermon.
BY Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Jan. est.
y. ID. Jones. who will be head foot
ball coach at Yale next fall, will re
ceiyc no salary. it was announced to,
day. He Is loaned by his employers
at Seattle, who are Yale men. with
fun salary paid. The association will
pay the EXPENSES OF Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
WILL MEET LYNCHBURC
7. w. c. A. GIRLS TO PLAY
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Ilnrd-FouEht Net Contest 1, Looked
For When Clubs Meet
Here.

tonight the Y. w. c. a. court which
mas been used for the last two months
on Saturday nights by mems and boys
teams who could find nowhere else in
Inc city to play. will revert to tho
girls Of the association. when they
Will meet the Lynchburg y. w. {. A..
IN what promises to be hard-.ought
pattic. lnaSmuch is the Y. W. G. l.
concentrates on its interclass series OF
games and plays few with outside
i,sains. the announcement is OF special
In addition to the Richmond Lynch
burg game, the Y. w. G. a. second
Bank tonight, and local enthusiasts
VINO nave been watching the bank
series Will be out in full force
Miss Fannie Crenshaw will referee
moth games. and Miss Helen Stats.
. OF the Collegiate School. viii umpirc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

Will. Nr. G. W. RuSaard. farmer in Charles
Gity County in III through 1918. ais,
once resident nf Church iIIli. Rich,uond
VA. cornpG nicate with :. NJ Sachana ror
X. u NO s. toS l6. Putnam. Conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Funeral Directors
Personals.

flIAtP-Ed~in PhauD iun"rai dIrcc,o
ana en- IA lmor ". East MAN Street
N.d',or W pardnirh .sYsa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.

& @se2s M Iasei Lingering Illness Tor -
10? s'sEP i1, fs s.r. 4 h Fr
y Yri in yI %mSas @ so sSna ms VIZ f.
.s rs A.6. smith k1 si,.s q
rfSnIehdren and hes S" of snicai hhd four
70 a, 1850 i. " interncnt t II w o:.hahFg
Of + .l;sss ~. oS OF: Si' .a IN
rG!IEEl,-Died Yesterday afternoon 81 $50
con5 S;Seh n.a "a, III. nome. IN s,erHcid
s e s is ss5Ti%s b. ha Sia5% a3q a twa
G ho n;so chSsap.ahe and Ohio sain for
Cincinnati napcrs p,ess- COPY.
S;3o p ~. January -. Thomas W Wis.,
Fanelal nS,ic ssHs a;st 'ea' OF hts aEs
North Carolina ncr- COPY
"!l.lIAM ysn,Is 4, GFeg l'osoiI. az
ca aias asc rs isrg az, w ar9 ,ar,o
l,.n , sna Mrs. l. A. Gum, All al.o tx
s,1 rgneIa, from ,hs rss,asq.c aios hsdt
= arla IN InH%sE af GnT. ana az sS9
auaintancea are Invited To attr.id
In Mcmoriam. =
bATrY-in sad, tut ievinr reinensranca
nic H. bs,,y, Who densrtsd ,hls III. '1 Sne
so January =. 1912
f1 sre sf' our sane jo1s hut M NJ, ,orso,,.n.
For n. oGf 10Y. WIZ ,"N.I DC
We will alNaSs think ~ ,;,ran uie"loSI
Husband Mothrr ana p,.A
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ancIaI directors. y
ri Ia 10 rAsup tua.caI director
os sn' ~ = mgr S,rd.irs Ees, Ma'n stree.
lcrSonaIs.
Will. Sir q W p,i.,,,d ,sr,,.- -. 5=.-----i--s
CITY Conn, IN IIra u .a.ms! ~ InaFicH
once a resi1.n, ~ Shnr.h y ,iTIti nbpln. Also
Va commrnira ,,i,b - W. ibtsnN.onG,
r. n No q IA, ,t' i.,,,;,,.,I' .sSCtihafon.
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SoWS-,StEayc,!. from thc IicrIlltarc Rosa
eail Madison $500 '.'' 'ah'
plE-Iost J.nn.rr -. 80, ,--
want H,n.r;c Va" yepics Return to Estctr
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In Nfcnot.ianp

BATfY-in sad. but loving rernenbranr.
%. our dear wlte and daughter. Nre Ian.
me- IL. bstt5, who departed this life one
year AGO. January -. 1912.
fon arc conc, h; no, forgotten.
For As long as thcr. ~ life and ,nrmory
We Will alnaTs think .. thee
ilusbanu. MOthrr ana rathrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Lost and Found.

SoWS,StEayct! from ,hc Iicrrnitacc Road
Sail Madison $500 ''' ~,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-17
ST. LOUIS SCORES WIN
 OVER WALTER JOHNSON

Washington, May 16.-St. Louis evened up the series by taking the second game from Washington today, to 2. We'll man puzzled the locals after the first two innings, while Johnson weakened toward the close. Score: R.H.E St Louis .......... O10 600 12o-4 12 i Washington ....... no 600 o00-2 ' l
 Batteries: Weilman and Billings; John son and Picinich