davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-01-18
A Strikebreaker.

Mrs. Goodsole-Wen! You're the
first bum I've seen at my back door
for several weeks. Are the rest of
them working?
Percy Pikepounder-No'm. they
amt workin. They're on strike
They demand shorter hours an pie
handouts.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Society
Continued from Ninth Page.)

following members will contribute to
the program of the evening: Prof
/ r.. c. Townsend. DR.. Earle Whitley
| Mrs. Isabel Pechin Macarthur. Mrs.
Edith c. Hamilton. Miss Maud L. Lee
Mrs Emily French Barnes and Miss
, vited to attend
! Miss Madeline Krogmann enter
: tanned her class of the Immaculate
Conception Academy at formal
dance Saturday, January 10. The
Sheehan. Miss Margaret Burke. Miss
| Hazel Arth, Miss Agnes Blakeney,
, Miss Regina Lane, Miss Louise F:<z-
patrick, Miss Louise Hunter. Miss
! Thelma Meehan, Miss Margaret NJ.
Sheehan and Miss Rosemary Sullivan.
present.
Mrs. c. Viola Fellows entertained
Friday evening at her home, STA
Wisconsin avenue northwest, in honor
of Lieut. Benjamin Soule Gantz. u. S.
Mrs. Nancy Cox Mccormack the
Chicago sculptor. and her mother. Mrs.
III. NJ. Cox of Nashville, Tenn, are in
Washington. Mrs. Cox~McCormack is
modelling a bust of Father John Cava-
alumni of the Notre Dame University
of Indiana.
Mrs. Enos Newman and her son Ho-
bart and Miss Ajadia Newman have
returned from Bridgeport, Conn.
where they went to attend the ball
given by Mr.. and Mrs. De We're War
ner. on January 2. in honor of their
sons fiance, Miss Eunice Newman of
Washington and Bridgeport.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Elizabeth n. Byron of this city
to Mr.. Leverett 3. DOrsay of Phila-
delphia. The wedding will probably
take place in March.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
An Approaching Wedding.

The wedding of Mr.. Wilson L.
Townsend and Miss Virginia Ray
Wilson will take place in the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Ken
sington. Md. Wednesday morning,
January 81. at IL o'clock The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Anne Webster Wilson, and DR.. James
G. Townsend, brother of the groom
will be the best man. The ushers
will be Mr.. Alfred Ray Thomson. Mr.
James Marshall, Mr.. Frank Borden
and Mr.. Warren Adams. The bridal
couple will leave Immediately for
southern trip. On their return they
will make their home in Kensington.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

The marriage of Miss -. nj NJ. Con-
stantine to Ai.. He...y :. .s~u., .oo,.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

The Washington Wellesley Club will
meet at the College Women's Club
at 4:3O o'clock on Wednesday after
noon. A buffet supper will follow.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14
BrOokland Bank,

located at New Brookland, S. c., at
the close of business June 80, 1920.
Resources.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14

Loans and discounts 1910, ,O46.O1
Overdrafts ....... ...... 1890
Liberty bonds ;. :. :. -. 100000
Furniture and fixtures =. 100000
Banking House &. . ;. 49,. 100000
Due from banks and bank
ers -. s!... :. :. 3,O21.66
Currency .......... >. $4,000
Silver and other minor
coin ......... .... :. 2055O
Other resources. viz:
Stockholders S,105.S0
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Total SARA 6oe17
I;.b;,n,
surn,,,s f.
r.,+
80,
Dro 80 ,a,,.
,,
''
s;ts. ,,,,..
70 cbeo,- s,o,o o,o-,
a..
.:r.
,.,.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14

In the State South Carolina the Close Of Business
RESOURCES ISsH5 -.s e4....=s...=..
Loans and discounts, including redcoun
ISl Total loans ss2ss
Hissi Fsi:s ss3 %5! Es:s'ys ss'2ss9sS Ss"s $ s;?
: ;s s''''
|..,,, ~ 1,7ss,b54 e,5o5 s74 10
' f x: :;;::$ s:$$ <; ;$;;$':$: $
:, standing = zsooo22o 100000 90
s s'sa S g gr 5 Nss Sss !par va SsS
pS}a% eassSs on u: S bonds 5sss S5e ss ss
Total ~, y 2nos7sss
Bonds pledged to secure postal
stS s y stochs)
@ 50 Ss: than
banking house asg ss5s2s
S Sst in vault e @ net % s sn Isss s1a sas banks ss%
rsS.s:ts Il: the eSs;}.s Conn.,
outside the city or town Of rspo5ns 81
tiSc from '7ssS 0a
oS' treasurer.
Total sl2,5ss,o7oA
Sap5na smrn stUed n%d paid In
~ 1856 500 90 S'"ooOo 90
s e: ;;; :: : e'':"s:
ideferred credits 81
' :: Ss s Hs"i sF:s;; s:oss! Ss se ;Ssn
s;;; ,:;:!;
oS % 'ssssTs spPs SsRPs 5sy Rss ;s SStsf
than for 9sRs n5 pssrss sH; 80
Tin: @ t. 50 ss;: % $ss sos ss '''
fsstds fsst ssv.s 5spes' 5 a e than
S;:;s e.: $;s; @ % ~
- o uS0ors'ng 0hces 4a4,a4s62
Bills nav abe other than with Fodor p D.,
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1850 Reserve Nc.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Carolina National Bank,

oaro,n. at the close of business
RESOURCES
Sss sss ssS s
S0' lesOo ~ 2soss 1852 a.
s:i;::;: ;:;::: :ss;s ~: ;s: @ S
vnss sal ssi 4ss 1888 ssSSS
owned
Total U, s .-- $685. 1858 Is
Securities. ncludeing stocksl
~ 2s525 90
Ssae Ssioe Banking k houss hk @ ean @
s!:rsy s ss g
Sss not avail ls7 @
a amounts due from national banks s sS1 ss s
ssa:s ssl 5sasI g g
city report =
due from u SSS 81
. 10000 90
Total 221 742 81
LIABILITIES.
ss!s' ;ssss paid isssS s Sss 90 90
s.: 5:
s:::; @ : included
depots subject reses7e @
days (cther 49, %
DiV!ssss' Rsssy sssss saPs sfss sfss g g
Deposits subject reserve payable days. or subeet &
'aa P9ss3 nonsS aSfs 600 60
time deposits subject reserve o2 2e Soz9o ~
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank
Total 22l 742 g.
e. az ns e. a
ss sss
Ell ss &: !:
JOS nj. BELL
8Es1 E@ ,#gE 49, ~ THEO A. BELL.
Correct-Attes l5e%s/thn '*' E~N"li ~ ~ "
aSS&8
E@s@EIa r. s. PESPORTES
t5s.YTA# IkEDELL JONES, .Jr-:- g
@ H h rs.El ~
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Bank No. ,221.
Statement Of The Condition of The
Bank of Swansea.

located at Swansea, S. c., at the close
Of business June 80, 1920.
-r, Resources
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Bank No. 22O. ryo- E3
Statement OF The Condition Of The
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14

Bring your candidate cards, barbe,
cue tickets and other job printing tc
the Dispstch-News office.
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Statement of The Condition of The
Bank of Pelion,

located at Pelion, S. c., at the close
OF business June 80. 1920.
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR DEPUTIES.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to the Honorable
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Idaho County, Idaho, at their regular
JANUARY, 1921 Session, for one regu-
lar deputy and such other assistance
as the office Of assessor may require,
as provided by law.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho,
December 2, 1920.
CALVIN .HAZELBAKER,
2-5t. Assessor-elect, Idaho County
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
AMONG THE FARM BUREAUS
s7s Income Per Cow.

Gooding county cow testing reooud.
on 234 cows, 1919-2O, showed that tho
average return, per COW, above the cost
OF feed, was $73.S3. Averago oro,,
income per COW was $142.35. and tha
cost of keeping her was $eS.52 These
cows were owned by 20 farmers MIN,
produced amounted to Lip. .2S5 ponnds
an average of 4753 per co. Tho tota,
Oh putter Tat was 10. 1924 pounds
valude at $33,30972 the QUANTITY NOV
COW being 210s2 pounds.
Sugar Factory Going On.
AT the present time million dol
Lar sugar factory is in process Of con.
struction," writes County Agent NJ
lowell of Franklin county. "Locatad
as 1t is in the heart of Is 900 acres of
rlch sugar beet land, 1t will do much
TO make Franklin county wealthy. The
ouilding OF the factory is largely tbe
result Of the efforts of the Sugar Root
committee Of the Farm Bureau Sow
'ccincH spent over one
weeks time doing nothing but signing
up beet acreage. Five thousand acres
We're necessary for the factory. They
obtained $500 and guaranteed the re-
mainder The grinding Of sugar beets
VIII therefore begin in the fall Of 1901
Tor the first time in the history of
FRANKLIN county. 1t Is estimated that
at least $5,00O.00 will eb retained in
the county each year by being now
able to obtain beet pulp for feeding
81 Seed Potato Plots
Twenty-sfx plots Of Idaho Rural
seed potatoes and six plots of Melted
Gems from one to FIVE acres In size
were grown from selected seed in Cas-
sia county this year. These plots were
In the nine irrigated communities Of
the county. f. w. Cater was county
project leader.
H,489 Bushels of Seed.
Seventy-three Cassia county farm
bureau members raised wheat, oats
and barley for ccrtifcation this year
with the result that they will have
l2,4s9 bushels Of certified seed in the
county for sale another year. Indi-
,ations are that they will receive an
'roximately 81 ca bushel above the
average market price for their grain
Potato Acreage Multiplies.
In the six communities Of the Bur-
ey district in Cassia county, potato
lcreage has increased from s15 acres
n 1911 to $500 acres in 1920. The
'ounty farm bureau Is paying particu-
ar attention to the encouragement of
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
$4,000 Worth Of Jerseys.

,.,ette county, through the coopera-
u rhe farm bureau, cooperative
merry. banks and the Payette Jer-
purchasing association, has just
.rbt in and sold at auction go head
= ,ssistered Jerseys from the state of
s,,..h,ugton. The animals brought
s,saoa or an average Of $21s.50 each.
y,s,s sale, together with the sale of
!, ANIMALS last Mayl, brings to total
st,2 te purebred Jerseys introduced
,,,,o the state by this county, the most
swhich were kept within the county.
asslr total selling price was more than
smooo which as considered to be a
s..seryatiyc indication of their value.
First Corn and Silo School.
rsahos first corn and silo school,
,,,th which was combined a corn show,
,xss held In Wendell, early in Decem-
bsr under the auspices Of the Good
inc county farm bureau and the Wen
all grange. County Agricultural Agent
AN Smith had charge of arrange
ueuts Talks were made by j. III.
Velch. Henry Hatfield, Senator Hast
mrs and DIR. Simonton. Mack Simon
Ton, club boy, told how he raised ia
huseIs and % pounds Of corn on an
acre and an eighth.
Fighting Whole Menagerie.
Pests fought by the Elmore county
hrm bureau last year were English
sarrows, magpiesS ground squirrels.
pocket gophers, rock chucks and grass
hoppers Savings Of crops worth $7791
resulted from the ground squirrel
campaign and one man saved $1,000
BY the destruction OF rock chucks.
Ninety-two pounds of white arsenic
were used in the fight on grasshoppers.
Fremont Livestock Improved.
Twenty-eight registered sires were
introduced into Fremont county in the
1920 campaign for livestock improve
ment, conducted by the farm bureau.
There were 300 cows tested for milk
$40 cows tested for tuber-
,ulosis and 1000 treated for blackleg.
Tree silos were erected Several Co
,perative shipments Of feed and live
'tock were made.
$4,000 Extra on Cherry Crop
Organization Of cherry growers
is considered by the Gem
nunty farm bureau the outstanding
eautre Of its Horticultural program
Or the year Just past. The associa-
lon obtained a price for its cherries
bat exceeded previous offers by three
ents a pound and represented an
dded profit Of 5000.
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER LIEN
FOR PASTURING LIVESTOCK


Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of Claim of Lien for
Pasturing livestock the undersigned
Will sell at his ranch near Westlake
IN Idaho County, Idaho, at 10 o'clock
M, on the Both day Of December.
1920, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described livestock, to-wit:
Two Jersey cows, both .'muley."
Two white faced calves
the Black Muley Heifer
Cne red spotted COW with horns
Cne red muley .ow
One black Jersey muley coz
Cne red two-year DID -..e- with
htdn
All branded ] A W connecie'. crop
Oft right ear, under lit In LEFT car.
The above described catt q are the
IItperty Of John Wagner and will be
solo to satisfy pasture bill D: $?1I.OO
and cents per heal from tns 1st da,
OF December, 1920 to date Of sale and
tie expenses of this sale
Dated at Westlak,, Idaho, this lin
day Of December, 1890
JOY EASTMAN,
az Litnor.
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
FARM FOR LEASE.

VIII lease my 640-acre ranch, locat-
ed one mile from Kooskia for term Of
three 20 f1ve years, 210 acres under
cultivation. balance pasture; AZ acres
In fall wheat; machinery, stock and
household goods can be purchased.
Plenty of water and wood on place
Water piped into house. Would build
silo II desired. W. d. HAMMOND,
owner, Kooskia, Idaho 1:tf
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
N9IICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
rOk DEPUTY AND CLERICAL.
ASSISTANCE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NoIiCE Is hereby given that the
Undersigned, will apply to the Board
OF County Commissioners of Idaho
county, Idaho, at their regular Jan.
Gary ls2l, session. for one regular
deputy and for such other help and
clerical assistance as the ofrica of
county Treasurer and Ex-officio Tar
collector, may require. az required by
Dated Grangeville, Idaho,
December /, 1920.
OTIE L. CONE,
0 Treasurer-elect, of
Dec ~'an' Idaho County, Ida.
SSIkAYED-One black mare, weight
iIoO, branded with circle under on
iett shoulder Leberal reward for her
return. ]. V. VanDuyne, Kamiah.
Idaho.
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23

LOST-Six head of cattle branded
fishhook on left hip, left ear cropped.
Suitable reward for information lead
ing to recovery. T. M. Atwood, WI
mona, Idaho. H2-h
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23
FOR SALE

IL Poland China shoats and one Po-
land China Boar. Pacific phone farm
CTS 20. " Z. Potter. At
The Grangeville globe., 1920-12-23

Coal for cash at Brockman's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES


, Elr., reeG-,hr re-, and ,.nif r,rlohe.--
budd!. kean, il5: Ben Valet. rs; No Fool
!nE. il5
second rsce---six furlongs Bounding
Through 80: Emma j.. 90: A!buje 100:
Margaret y" 100: roN's Choice, il0: Mont.
nguc. iln; Miss Sterlins,f 1875 proapyros
Baby. IL: korthasc. II: bonner. 1I5 Red
and, llo; Iium'na. rs: Pasture. III; Wall
street: IL Also cliGihlc--I.ady Longfciow
IL; Pihcrd. ItS; Starter. III: Morscry, IIa
xic'a GaiIney. rs: nh, %; Miss7 'oei. l95;
~: rondstoo. 10; White uhven 10,
Wnshinsion. ~: Prince Douglas. iI5:
Nobleman. III. Eiglble-Celtfva lie:
Syb!, rs; Alex. >Getz. i!g; B:cc..l uedso.
Fourth rare--six Observation-Disclosures
81; k!TAh. 20: Midla. no; Riddle. ~: Valerie
West, 100; A!grettc, li0: kaaiah. ila: Co
m ~ LIZ; sie.ty. il:; Jean, X. III: James
rrinse~; II; Neg, III. iEibio--Iiopover
Bethci III, IL.
Fifth ruce--nlllc and sixteenth--tireat
Dolly. 81: S1siu, l0j: Arbitrator. LOG: Mar
Tom, 100: T.. e. King. III: Cadillac, III:
l;luo rhtsjie. iiii Ben HaMpson, III; Sky
siN,h raoe--,ni.a and seventy yaras-rore.
closure. 90. Grove A.. %: Trionlphan: los :
H ,1 ie5: ! VIII; l Win. iG5; Ofncry.
Seventh raee-mtlc and sixtceuth--Hnpid
orena Moss fSs: bGndrsa4y i az Ax aot:
1867 Doctor C;reigier. 10: Lottery. iii: hi
RcS. III; Little Strluy. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
HAVANA RESULTS

/ ass ss iss f fsS gnsihs5f
a':e & ssGSSnd e' s nsSiwasi Bone to 80
sAlS'a'SssS = fon 70 nlAt- TO ! inss
q Second racc--ilve snd oas"haIf fag,onEs-
J. j 10 S. Won, bresfo%s Iewseii. 81 fI,tine.
ssonl to l,S TO cyen, second; Lady
30 !: third. Tims-l:oa $-5. Blanche Don :
ING Tnonas and Mahganese also ran.
Is Third receive and one aif iurlon srx-
sd GARRISON. Jos. Icormody), . TO /. 10 s.
:. q TO 5. Won: LITTLE Nephew. 100 TAtkinsSh;S s.
. 10 1. to 8, 8 TO s. second: Golden Chance
I'll Crayler>; ! to1 8 70 ? 70 5. third.
.skyman. Enos, Tickle Fancy, Lady Island
- * Fourth nth race-six furlonss.-colone, rsy,or
me- (keaeris), 9 10 I, TO 6, 9 to 8, Won
.T'asil. 49s &C. HaEardl; Ito =. even. / 10 9.
.J,econli walnut Hin; los {Ptnaiver>. 10 10 I.
,ays.i a Major ad 6sRo #ss piri5 sM!asss
mob also ran.
adv ,'a dan ios tBroWn,. ;'' 10 an" q
x 10 ST. TO TO-. won: I{aiph s.. 100" Gear
.t sEea. IS tGun & g seS 6. TO nH /.
Ta nhssr and Mp S pa aiao lsn Es
sixth race--sne mile and a SIXTEENTH
SeSa wos; pisx M anis ill., IT, * J.
4 10 s. Z 10 2. 1 to 4. Seeond: CTystAl DAY.
:;rG1ls I:sSs' A fasf aSls ss,d fa,
Sofia old ROCK. zodiac and Dirk Benson Also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

:. i,!:<: r.rs-ihrsso. apd one-halr furionss-;
Hepcat. 100 tcoitile,tn:. 10 5. out. ont
won; .Aunt!e May. los Kelsey TO J. 10
y out. second; Joe Tag, foJ tR:chcreeE). I
.. 20 5. out. third. T!inc-:4S 3-5
.Nnuatah .an.
; sssoss s; 5ss ;,s sna Gae;a3if fqriqnEs
~, on: waters:ncct. 100 C;eniije,J, 6 10 i.
:: % .. even. second sub.ctash. lis ttich.
Viola Gs:rne. Margaret y. ani Kul,ur s,so
ran
= Third race-.iaar- year o!ds and up: one
s4ile and seventy Ayardsi-G1ldcre.tbp =. o5
.(Ho!lc.s,. 8 20 20. out. OCT. WON; J. c, Stone
'and Charming. los (Moore). TO /, 6 10 5,
'oii., third: Time--l:a2 50. John Hu-ie
.s1,d Ben Hsmrson also ran.
yI:,chcreakl. to ID. ouy. won: MarhiitS.
To7 tCol.!!I"ttD. s 10 8. out. put, second: To
jhc Marie. liz (ThurbeI,, 70 "a l, 6 to !,
nnt. third. TInc--i:0S So. Lieut.. Sea also
~ Fifth race-onc mile and seventy Yards
Eranklln. lo2 tvoller>. 10 |. out, out won:
i,iveiy. lis (Thurbcr>, to Ia. out. out,
Srcond Who Carcs. $. (Wida), 10 10. out,
.4nt. third. Titne-i:S:. only three start
:. si.th .raee--nye and ens.h alf, tnriansss-
Swce; Liberty, los tCo!iil:e,tn. to = TO
= ept woa> p ,gS5 ri iS9 GutiwslR 70
ScD). 20 to ]. TO l. to 5. thrd. Time
1903. Bobby Allen asa ran.
a. Seventh race-Tniilc ami seventy yards
Keep. 81 fCoitillctn), ? 10 y. : to 10. Mo
-. Wont. Pruncs. l06 tPic:cc). 20 !, ) Ny
IL, ! to'1, second; King Neptune. io9 iRich
.-eck), to i. to ). 1 to =, third. TIME
.s:s:. TodGler. Tanlac, Marauicr ana Deck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
You Must Drive 1t Out Of the
Blood to Got Rid Uf It
Permanently.

Adam never had handker-
chief is another way Of saying
that Catarrh is all ailment that
we owe to civilization and the
effects OF modern life. Catarrh
is not a disease like pneumonia
OF typhoid fever. Catarrh is
caused by impure blood, laden
with irritating and poisonous
matter acting upon cells lining
the nasal passages and throat,
that have already been in
famed, irritated and caused 10
overworl, by exposure to dust,
dirt, sudden changes Of tenn
perature, abnormal dryness Of
the air, and germs. Catarrh
cannot be cured by spraying Or
douching the nose and throat.
The unhealthy condition Of the
blood must be overcome. p,ll'i-
fled and restored to a healthy
condition.
You must realize that the dis
ease itself. and not it's symp-
toms. is what you have to cure.
or course. you know that when
you are cured OF any disease it's
symptoms will disappear.
Catarrh manifests itself by
Inflammation Of the delicate
membranes Of the nose and air
passages, which choke up and
Imake breathing difficult. TO
get rid Of these distressing eff
fects you must remove their
cause.
The blood is laden with the
Catarrh germs, which direct
their attack against the tender
and delicate membranes OF the
nose and throat. These germs
cannot be reached by sprays or
douches, which, OF course, have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
COMMITTEES RECEIVES DATA
OFFICIAL PROGRAM ARRIVES
AND TRANSLATION BEGINS
Special QhestionnaIre Aiso Neftrhc, u +.
i.ist OF Principal Events
Given Oui.

NEW York. Feb. ls.--,rhe first Of
fetal program of the Olympic games
to be hell in Belgium the coming
summer. reached the American olympic
comnittGe here today. The data In
or swimming and other sports, as vel!
as a lengthy answer 10 a qupstionpaire
forwarded 10 the belgian committee
with This Information In hand the
AHerican committee expects TO be able
to complete It's plans for the forma=
United states team, which NIL be the
lorGcst that ever sailed from thcsc
shores for foreign Gompe,i,ion. The
The hands OF translatprs and President
Gustarus 4. Kirby Viii RAJ! meeting
~ the committee as soon as the trahs-
latipn il completed.
The answers 70 the qucstionNaircs
also VIII disclosc inucIi information
which Tho American committee has
yards in cIreumfetence and wifi no. be
equipped will, the usual 220-yard
as he rowing races. Which ' Mil 7' Be
over IA mile course only one en-
Try. d nation viii be accepted. In a
'.ri, OF entries viii be six men or
women with but four OF the cntrin;s
allowed to start.
course from Br,lsseis to As.werp and
the cours. Of The cross -countrr run
aud the long distance bicycle ruad race
are net Yet available. II is explained.
however, that THO hockey games viii
DC played under English rules and Tho
heNlne conducted under the rcguia-
tions OF the international BoSing Fed
GRAFTON. The tennis matches will be
g!aycu on composition courts. the
toundation being composed of brick
Just and ciny. The hand grenade throw
has been eliminated and there is doubt
whether there VIII rr n golf nature
inciudtd in The games. This question
rannos be answered Until, eonr Iden OF
tho number OF entries IS obtained
The Hatcs OF the leading branches of
therein. number or entries as we'll az
starters permitted and the closing
dates of such entries follow:
risSs. Dates Events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
PREP FIVE TO TAKE TRIP
John Marshall Cugers VIII Meet Chnr.
lottcsrfiIc High nnd woodbcrr,


john Marshall High Schools basket
fo!' Chariottesville. where it plays
charlottesville High a return game.
The Richmond boys handed them n de-
feat here earlier I'm the season. a;
that tin" the Marshallitcs were able TO
run u. .. score OF - to s, but IL Is a
matter of conjecture whether they viii
be able to repeat the dose now. II is
certain that the mountain boys nave
improved considerably since then. and
Il fGh, is predicted. However all ODDS
arc in favor of John MARSHALL victory.
and tho local baskctecrs have little
doubt of their ability TO win with ease
telegram TO Manager Todd from
the Nirginin High School Literary and
Athletic League notified him the game
IN Charlottesville would he the first
elimination game in the state cham
pionship race.
Oc still more intercs, is tho contest
Will, Woodberry Fores, Saturday. The
academy uuint was the only one TO
defeat John Marshall last year and
thc locals are anxious 10 wipe out tho
memory of that blot. y comparison OF
this and last years team At John Mar
shall gives promise that tho taiics
may b. turned at this encounter. Tie
return game Will be Il battle we'll worth
seeing too. when the Woodhcrry Forest
Academy team comes here early IN
March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
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