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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02
Pretty Santo Domingo Girl
Is Guilty Of Shoplifting

Marie $50 month more than he
gives her because Marie is especial
said to have a drawing account in.
the New York office of Santo Do
mingo importing ~-ncern from which
it has been her habit to take only
about one-fourth Of what she was
Nentitled to, saying she was making
She is charged with having stolen
wells, stockings and other, apparel
from department stores. The total
amount of the ,thefts to which she
pleaded guilty is $50. In sentencing
her, Justice Herbert said she apnar-
emily did not need money and that
therefore,, the thefts could. not be
overlooked.
The sisterIsaid Marie was absent
minded" as she was well able to
nay for the ARTICLES she stole.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02
Americas to Send
Supplies to Poland

of First Methodist congregation are
busy preparing packages containing
clothing, shoes, quilts, blankets and
sundries, which will be shipped to
Poland for distribution among des-
titute persons. Miss Daisy Davies,
a field agent for the southern divi-
sion for relief for Polish sufferers,
recently made an appeal for aid here,
with the result that large quanti-
ties of needed articles have been con-
tributed. These are now being packed
into fifty pound packages, and will be
forwarded direct from Americas to
Poland, where authorities of the
American relief administration will
distribute them among the destl-
tute.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02

the Pacific coast. Baby Elva took
her first organ lesson at the age Of
two. In two years she could play
the melody with both hands, carry
ing the bass with his small feet,
operating specially built pedals. At
five she is playing concert music on
San Francisco's largest pipe organ,
including "Rachmaninoff's Prelude
in the original key. Both Baby Boyn-
tons parents are expert organists,
and set out TO make a finished must
clan Of the child before she could
form opinions for herself
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02
HOMER WHITMAN CO.. Dept. s517
Not Working But Tired Out

When one feels always tired without
working, or suffers from backache, lum-
be go. rheumatic pains, sore muscles or
stiff joints it is not always easy to To-
cate the source of trouble, but very fire.
quently it can be traced to Overworked,
weakened or diseased kidneys. Mrs. l..
Gibson, 18th and Edison St., La Junta,
Colo, writes: my kidneys were giving
me a great deal of trouble for some time.
took Foley Kidney Pills and they helped
me right away.'-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02
RHEUMATISM
A Remarkable home Treatment
Given hY One Who He'd Tt

A. Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had Tt
In the Spring of 1893 l was attacked
by Muscular aud Sub-acute rheumatism.
| suffered as only those who have it
know, for over three years. / tried
remedy after remedy. and doctor after
doctor, but such relief as l received
was only temporary. Finally, / found
a treatment that cured meA completely,
and il has never returned. have given
it to O number who were terribly af-
flicted and even bedridden with rheu-
ma tism, some of them 20 to so years
old, and results were the same as in
my own case.
I want every sufferer from such forms
of rheumatic trouble to try this mar
yelous healing power. Don't send a
cent: simply mail your name and adv
dress and l. will send 1t free to try. 4
After you have used it and 1t has proven
itself to be that long-looked-ior means
Of getting rid of your rheumatism, you
may send the price Of it, one dollar,
but understand, / do not want your
money unless you are perfectly satisfied
to send it. Isn't that fair? Why suffer
any longer when relief is thus offered
you free. Don't delay. Write today.
Mark Fl. Jackson, No. 741G Durston
Bldg, Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. Jackson is responsible. Above
statement true.-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02

T h e youngest
candidate $50 far
awarded The Trt-
Weekly Journals
honor m e d a | iS
given a place in
the column today.
She is B a b Y -
Elva Boynton, who
lives in San Fran
cisco. Her age is
five, yet she's one
of the most tai
ented organists on
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02

I Tree. Write DIR. W. o. OOF FEE' Depl
XII Davenport. Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
HAVANA RESULTS

r.rat .aee,hye and one half tarioags--
won: Hotfooi. % tCh!ave,tAr. , TO /, TO s.
10 .. second: Naomi walton. 10 (Tayiorl,
, to !: to |. even, third. Time i:es i-S.
Golden Rod ran.
Second receive nd uEe.haf furlongs--
DaEdadinc. -, tcurmodyJ. even. ) 70 p TO
4. won: Assign III tTayior). to /, 6 10 8.
20 .. second; Beverly James ITO CHA
eta. 70 .. even. 10 :. third. Time.
~ - DireGtor James. Queen Gaitney.
fWlisnni. to .. I To .. to 4. won Polar
cub. ios G.. coiiinsl. 70 |. to |, even.
8 t." = third Time. 1873 IS. Raby. bio
Fourth racs-,n'le-biue wrael'. 10. !Plck-
II 1Hn ar : TO H. to. 5. 10 ;. second:
Time. i rs 2-5. Buian +. Mrs Patty War
Spirit. Srrpiicr. Major Domo. Basil ran
Fifth race-mNc and sixtecuth-C'ork 100
WILSON,. to 2. to ;. to 10. won; Royal
~. Jog t4armody2. to ). to .. TO g.
: to j. third. Time. l:i1 10 Vail: Chick
Fortunes Favor Red Williams Stunning
dale. Passion and I.ackrosc ran
sixth rarc--milc and nifty yardr-Rerres.
s"r TO- t3arncs). to .. To TO- l TO 3 won:
Monomy. III tMountain). ) To > even / 70 .
second; Safvatcilc. 1o7 tTryon) : to Q even
70 : third Time. i:4:. Byrne. Hope and
Ill! Hunlcy ran, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Preseason GAMES BEGIN
At SOUTHERN CAMP TODA'
New York Americans Viii pj,
Brooklyn Dodgers i'm Firs,
Contest.
rn. Assoclaten rr.ss.


NEW YORK. March ll-rhe op.i;]
Ing contest in the annual anteI
season interIeague games between, tI,I
baseball teams OF the major clrcu;tJ
will be played in Jacksonville. t,Ia|
tomorrow. weather permitting whrJ
the New York Americans and thd
Hro"!tiyn Nationals meet in the, fffsl
binations will begin soon and by .tE']
middle of the month more than fiaII
% the teams composing the Na,ioua
and American Leagues will bc cngdtsad
in preseason games. ,tS5fs
FULLY twice as many contents 81
this type have been scheduled sIk1i
was the case year ago ana Il ii
hibition games vii, he played acfor
the clubs line UP for their initial p4Ii
nant battles on April Il. The site oil
conflict stretches throughout hpsi
South and Southwest while the home
ward trip at the close Of Southern
training will pc sprinl;led with, SIM
lar games. -.
manager and club secretary haN
found n way In which to pnrtiail.
cut down the heavy cost incidental 4,
training trips in which partics.9js
more than forty husky athletes HAY
TO bc transported and quartcred 1t
the expense Of the club. While tn,
average gate receipts do not comblr,
with those OF mayor league pennfn
games, tho income from the contest
in addition the games give basebat
fans of the far South their only op
portunity so see famous diamond sta,.
in action. afs-.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
MEETINGS HELD PROTESTING
THE REMOVAL OF SULTAN
One Hundred rhonsnnd Turkish Men
and Women Found MT
Heefinx1

CONSTANTINoPLE. March IL
Meetings have been held throughout
Turkey for several weeks TO protest
against the removal OF the Sultan and
his government from Constantinople.
which has been rumored. One hundred
thousand Turkish men and women at
tended the meeting held here. The
crown Prince occupied seat OH the
speakers stand and, for the ilrst time
1t ia said, In tho history OF the Turkish
empire, the women addressed 4 politi-
cal meeting and discussed measures to
be taken to save the remnants of Tur-
key in Europe.
Resolutions We're adopted and dele
cations appointed 10 deliver them to
representatives OF the entente here. In
these it was declared that CONSTANT
nople. being the seat OF the Califatc,
and the Thrac!an hinterland around
Constantinople should remain Turkish:
smyrna the only outlet of Western
.tnatolia." should he saved from for
cign hands: that the southern and east.
ern provinces in which ish nopu-
iltlons are in the majority should re-
main Turkish and that the rights Of
the Ininorities of the Christian elements
In Turkey and Turkish elements in the
balkans "be settled on an equal basis"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
VALUE OF ESTATES OWNED
By GERMAN Ex-EMPEROf
Forced to Inventory Property Whfc
Has Accumulated for Five ~
.Centuriea, 80

BERLIN. March 1.-THE value OF Ills
estates which belonged 70 the former
German Emperor and his family. NAY
reach l.G00. 100000 marks! In attempfs
ing 20 FIX the compensation to Count
Hohenzollern for that part OF MS prE
vate property taken over by the ,stnts
the authorities have experienced tiiffl;
Guilty in deciding what part belonged
to the crown and how much was striet'
IS private.
The difficulty arose n part from tn
fact that the appraisers have had .ti
inventory properties which have beer
accommodating for live centuries. .SSS
The settlement will be dictated.-L II
Is stated. by ii desire TO offer tp.lIht
IIohenZOlerns a generous adjustment
Their acquiescence is said TO hnvesbeHD
obtained TO the bill in the PrussipI
Diet 10 pay the former Emperor 100. !.
100000 marks for property taken ant
lies. real estate and persona! property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Following arc the line ups
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

E.... .4cc-:uUr furiunrs-Joe TaS. ~
,N,hItIu.xtonp, 20 :. 10 ;. DOT. Won au"t
Jru. ~ ,wiia), to ~, /. 4, out, -
end. CoC!nbs, Tvs tRcGIIruczD, - j. I" o.
20 T. ,hl4. Ti,nr. ~. Noudic "i,soH. On.
!trtur ..,id sioinrTc ran.
a.. C.ua- II, tKudriGuezJ. - ;. To :. out,
20 ;. second; Mountain GIT. in. tET!.hS"n =
- TO ]. 10 !. 20 :. third. Time. !:f' 80
i'rtuc~ss Lou AMI k-peAIr- ran.
THIRD r1cr--siI furiunSs-G Grumpy, 10 I en-
!.lyl. II to J. To !. To !. Won la S-!" .
srr. III dyke. Ia ]. 10 - 20 ~, Sc
oru: General 10 NridA). to :. even. !"
Su.rd. Time. l:i;. Aiidia. bond Mitcn.li
i.atiy sight. forhisi. Gun Cord ana shan
Fourtn ra.c-.ix furionss-T irkiish, JOS
,NuariSucxi. 10 >. out. oui. """ zoe tnr
MARI Iyi tPaui-yJ. :! 10 i. , 10 ]: 20 :.
second; Truity ltS ,Aiooneyl IL i. TO ..
10 J. ;hirG. Time. i:i1. Discussion and
Filth r.rc-m,ie and seventy yards-ch!et.
% ti.yi-l. /, 10 |. . 70 :. out. won: Matinee
I,ioi Ily tW:da). $ 10 I. D.: to /. uut second {;
Bondage. II. tkud.i.urZb, . I" . TO ..
ru; third. Time. i:ij 81 St German r. n
SIKH race--miir and observation-disclosures,
"A tLy!.e). TO 10 out. out. won k!nS Nep-
Lun- Ill tRodrigurzl. : to !. 10 J. - .,
second. Rooi.e.y'. lGi tkinEl. 70 10 l. TO j.
10 /. third. Time. c:H - Coun.crbalance
aHd Puts and Calls ran.
mana i"5 t>inE!. rel. TO /. 10 :. won
10 :. second: Aztec. 100 tsichcrcek,. u 10
vaia. Dandy Dude. Browns Eavorite, Jack
Il. c-umIs.l Contestant, Will!San.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Mary Ed lo2: i.ochlevem. i02: Towasentn.
III Lefty Lee. lcI: Vera rwiford. 100: Mar
gneTiie Rose. i07 Sheka. l01: Clutches. l07 :
iotte q. III: Fading star. rs Also eligible
TwinHitAg Blue, o.: oh. Yes. us, Kchoma,
Second racs1-nyc and one -half furlongs-
preciouS Pearl. 100: P9hey. fame: lo4: Val,
MAdn np ios: Richard v. 400: Plain Bil,
Third rasc--s.x NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girl.
io7 Lady Leone. l05: Tiger Ros.. ioT: Mai
lowmot. Ill: Little d, ill Archie AicXam-
der. IL; Gallant. IA; Cock q me Main
genda. III: Porte Drapeau. i20: Piisen, li9:
Madras Bingham 1866 Alex Getz. liz:
Vowel. li9.
Fourth race-m.!c and sixteenth-silyey
shapiro .io5: Miss kru,er, 1885, vindictivc
lo5: Brcener. i03: Marie Rappo!d. no.
pancing Carnival. los; Rough Weather. ito:
f psS, H: Sasn ii$ ;i Ttay, Ils papdS
E!igible: Cadillac, us. uethel Hill. Ii0
Green Mint Io9.
can't ~ Hcayy eW"pon ~ %; ili unIemann
los: Slepsol. los: Specdstcr. lOe; Duke OF
Lancaster. iG?; Warsaw. 100: Opportunity
Win lSs bsn fts i"% ioS: Nsp,ha Mis
lo1; Ph!iistine. llI Redland. lIi Durward
seventh race-ruic and seventy Yards
Douglas; ie!; Whit. Haven: lo9: Columbia
Little Cottage, 10; Miss Sterling. 10: BOB
BAKER. III; corson. ia: hognrt. lis; T.. g.
Eligible: Doctor shafcr, rs; Courtly Lass
iU5. Umbaa IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS
MAKE NEW APPOINTMENTS
New Rnling Adopted at New York
Meeting fiars Any Starters Using
The Old Toe CnIk.
INV Associated Press
Nhn l. NJ, -,,l. FT-

NV Associated Prrssf
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE stew
ards or the Jockey Club today denied
applications for trainers licenses by
B. Travers. M:chae: j. Shecdy and
Nose Williams. and tabled an applica-
ton by Thomas Hodge. Applications
for jockey licenses were refused c. II.
Shilling, Joe Byrne. Wilmer Ward. Ed
die Taplin, Charles Gore and Rufus
Wilcott, and an application by James
Butwell was laid on the table as
recommended by the license committee.
Numerous licenses were grantd
c. H. Pettengiil failed to apply for
position OF juds. for the year 1920
and Il. c. Smith and c, Cox Nehlsen
were appointed. The appointment OF
the officials for the Maryland courses
was approved and II. J. Morris was
selected steward to represent the
Jockey Club at Havrc de Grace. II. G.
Smith at Bowie. and r. j. Bryan ~
pimlico. The stewards confirmed the
appointment of J. F.. Cowdin as dep
uty steward for r. r.. Hitchcock dur
Ing his absence abroad.
Approval was given to the United
Hunts Racing Association TO conduct
races at Belmont Park Terminal OH
May % and June IS.
A new rule providing that mo
trainer shall start any horse with toe
calks OH his plates" was adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
VIRGINIA MATMEN RETURN
HOME AFTER BEATING w. & l..
H. ncrnI>' S:rnppIcrs Secured Hut One
Victory In Six Con-
tests.
Special to The Times Dispatch.J
: - & LL,L.,I, L

Special to The Times DispaiCh.l
HAitLOTTESVfiLE, VA. March II.
Il.EluIa5 wrestling team has re-
turned from Lexington. Va where IL
easily captured Che tournament with
the team representing Washington and
Lee University. The Orange and Blue
took Ave OF the SIX natches-Ihrcc
By clean falls and two on points. Vest.
OF WashiuSton and Lee, scored the only
points for the home na;mcn when ne
won close decision over Graves, Of
NirS! Mis- Dunlap made "A splendid
showing IN his match with Hampton,
and divided hunors OF the evening with
the l'ohl brothers, stars OF ;he ATneri-
can evolutionary force tourney at
Paris last winter.
summary:
u" nounds-Ncst Of Washington and
Lee. Won on points over Graves, OF
SirGinia. IN rs minutes.
-: polPds-MOore. o.: Virginia won
on points over humphreys. Of Washing
ton ANA Lee.
1879 pounGs-Gowdy, of virginia. won
on points over Coth.ral, OF Washington
and Lee
3? pounds Dunlap o: Virginia. Sc
cured ia'i from Hampton. OF Wasting
ton ana Lee
l52 pG 2i,.i,es poni. Of Virginia.
l1* pounds-Gul Pohl. OF virginia
secured raj! from Farmer. OK WASH
inEton and Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
UNION PLANS TRACK MEET
Vi"rrd intensity to Stage Event To-
morrow lf0Nry
EieiH

Virginia Union University ts wovIiuG
nard 10 round her track stars into con
dit'on for the important meet that is
to be staged tomorrow on Rovcy Field
a great deal depends upon the outcome
Of this meet. as Union already has
oeen asked to enter :. team in the Fii-
,eenth Regiment track meet. which
near iuiure. Should the Red and Steel
prove victorious in Saturdays contest
), - probable that team VIII be- sent
70 Sew York. The Y VI. G A. OF WASH
ingt"n WI! enter large team here
Saturday, and ali the school teams real
re the strength OF the Washington ae-
sregation. The Battle AK. Adelphia
and other clubs are expected 10 put uD
an excellent showing against the Wis
iiorS and aid tho Unicnitcs in keen
ing an IN" medals in Richmond Great
interest Is being manifested in this
meet. as It is the hrsi Of it's kind to
DC staged here TIN. rn.-t n.pins
promptly a. 1:30 f. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
HAVANA ENTRIES

first race-siS furIongs-Niiss K. g. Min.
'>si. d: Donalt",lo. 100: II. Lester i6j; Viz
sc Lee; los: Rockarcc los: Sea Prince 100
iccond race-sx furlongs-Alac Murray
!!95: ,irasmcrc,. io5: VIII Soon. To-; Kermit
100: i3ulser.. no.: Prince Bonero. III
.aird rncc-siN Observation-Disclosures %.
ON! Royal. 1ni: The Snob. ,C5 BreT Fox
10: Flash OF Steel. l07: Magic Mirror l0S:
sophie +. los; FarnuIn ITO: James G; il,
Fourth receive and one-haIf furlongs--
Doubling Thomas: %: ROUNDED 9S: Bunicc
i0l: Mike Dixon. lp2: Skyman. lus; Encore
l05: Little Nephew. fOi. ' g
Fifth racp--ivc and onc-half furio,,
John Jr. l0l; Buster Clark. iO2: Allah. iso.
Helen Atkin. 1903: kcymar. 1o5: Bcttterton'
JOS: Sister Susie. i0: Blanchita IOT
sixth racc-miic and nifty yards-Koran
40: Dainty Lady 100: High Gear. 100; I.ucky
fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
GRID COMMITTEE TO MEET
Rules VIII Be Considered u, ,,,-
ference In New York
Today,
iBE y ssoc!ated Press

NEW YORK, March il-Tu. Drst
lorna! meeting OF the foothaM rules
commi'tc" in several years VII! bc
hc!a mere tomorrow night X is gen-
orally expected the conference. VIII he
attended Dy the entire fourteen ncln-
bcN', representing colleges anG uni
vers!tes from all sections OF the com
trE. While number OF raoi,u!
chances in the playing rules probsbiv
VIII Dc suggested. II is believed thar
Lut few Of these viii receive NOR.
;nah perluhctory consideration. Jude
ing from unofficial expressions o.
opinion anon" the members o. tie
committee, the present rules have
been round to be satisfactory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
TRINITY COLLEGE NINE
TO PLAY TWENTY GAMES
Tnrhcci Hinc Hns Two Contc.t, Ar
ranged with Y. &. !. nj
iiinck shur.
lSpecial 10 I'he Times pispatch.I

lHpcc!ai 10 I'hc Times Dispatch
DURHAM, \. G.. March Ill. e.
GilDreath, manager of the Trinity
College baseball club, announces the
following schedule for the 1920 sea-
son. Twenty games have been ar
ranged, eight Of which are to he
played at home. The announcement
that Carolina has been placed on the
regular schedule FOR two games viii
be welcomed by the friends and sup
portcis Of tho two institutions. Tn.
TRINITY men are beginning to SHOW up
IN good form under the coaching or
,chicet Doak and the prospects for
ing is the schedule:
March 2J-Lcncir College. at Trinity.
March 2s-Eion College. a, Trinity.
April, Wake Forest College. at
April 5-,-Durham, league team. at
April ~. p l.. at B,acksburg.
April S-N. l.. l.. NJ Blacksburg.
April Washington and Lee. at
Lexington.
Apr, lo-v. NJ l.. at Lexington.
ArrH u Randolph Macon, at Rich-
April 3 Richmond. league team. at
:>Prn IS William ana Mary, a,
lpril lis G. State college at
Raleigh
April y University OF North caro-
lima. at Trinity.
: hrru % -bovidson College, at
Trinity.
May IS c. state college, At Trim
ity
May 3-i:lon COLLEGE. at Zion.
May i-Guilford College, at Gull
ford.
May 6-wake Forest College, at
May I2-university OF North cero-
lima. at Chapel Hin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
'hh TiIAHh. .fit.. SAYS HE WILL
nor sELEtr L. :. TRAP SHOOTER G

NEW YORK. March li.-.Jay Clark
IT, Of Worcester. Mass. in a message
tonight l" headquarters of the Amer
lcan Trap shooters Association. denied
reports that he had been empowered
10 PICK the team Of amateur shooters
10 represent the United States at the
ptNinpic games in Antwerp next July
re also denied that the gunners will
pay their own expenses. declaring an
cfoTt viii be made to obtain funds 70
sen! the seasons best men TO Ant
wern, regardless OF Their means
Ifr Clark who has been officially
designated captain Of the Olympiad
Trap shooting team. will be in New
\ ork saturday - confer with mem
hers Of no olympic committee rela-
Tive 10 the rules governing clay tar
set contests in Antwerp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Russian Jazz Music
REEVES Yanks' Spirits
NY Universal serytcc.I

NEW YORK, MARCH lJ.-Iku.sfnt
j.nno music WINS lnnugurntcd Mt the
kniEhts Of tuIuniI,u. r,,n"naI,i .,
mt NladivostOk to stir uP the In
fercst of American OuShbOys In
athletic contests, which Ind Tagged
under the depressing influence of
severe Siberian winter, according
TO report received here tOdny by
Overseas Director William T. Lark
In from William r. Fox. az In
dfnnnpolis. who solved the problem.
Here and there mn explosive
uoishrrist jnSH strain WAX thrown
In for good measure durin. n box-
Ing or wrestling bout In the gym,
the letter stated, and the result
WINS increased nvidnes, on the part
OF the athletes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
FIVE SHOOTERS APPOINTED
American Entries in Olympic Event
VIII Pay Expenses.
Though.
~ Nsaoc!ntei press. ]

MEM YORK, Ma.ch li.2Fivo ana
tSur traDShooters have been chosen for
the American team cf seven men to
compete IN tn" Olympic games at Ant
"trp " was learned today In addition
70 Jay Clark, Of Worcester. Mass. who
was 'empowcred by the American Trap
sl"ot ing Association 10 name the tea m.
the other men are Mark Erie Ulinojs !.
frank Iroch, Vancouver; Frank Wright,
= Gi.2I9. amateur champion. and Wool
FOLK Henderson. Lexington Ky
These men viii he the regular shoot
'rs IN the individual events. and with
sixth man, viii compete in tin. team
matches. II IS unders TODD that the men
VIII ne asked "a pay their own rx-
pcnses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
RICHMOND CUNTS TO PLAY
DECIDING CANES TONIGHT
Church Hill Athletic Club and John
Marshall Elves To Meet For
Inidabie Opposition

TWO basketball teams of this city
Viii appear in important contests 20
night in the Blues Armory and the
chances OF Richmond being considered
champions in two divisions viii be at
stake. Church Hill Athletic Club VIII
meet the ,I.ynchburE Athletic Club in
u game for the Independent Basketball
championship OF the state, while teams
~ John Marshall and Portsmouth High
school will piay one OF the games IN
lie elimination series to determine the
High School basketball champion Of
the State The winner OF this game
viii play the leading uuint OF the
western section OF the State in II final
contest at Charlottesville under the
auspices OF the Virginia High school
Literary AMI Athletic League.
The outcome % tonishts battles Viii
mean considerable TO Richmond Al
enough the teams Will not represent
universities as large as some nvcs
;a;.l save appeared here IN former con
icslS the championships VIII be at
Eiak. and this Is expected TO be con
siderable Of a drawing card.
l.ynchburI organization both have I'M
usual records for the season and viii
enter the contest tonight on An equal
footing. and the battle for the indie
pendent title no doubt viii be worth
witnessing. The local boys have sut-
administered by the Virginia potytcch-
mic uuint in the Y. w. {. y. several
w"cke ago. Several crack Independent
ives have been forced 10 Succumb be
core the rush Of Church Hill ana the
team is anxious 10 take tho floor against
The I'M CITY nuint tonight
l.ynchburE VIII come 10 RicnWpud
fan Of confidence and no less anxious
for Il victorv than church Hi. The
team mas desired Il game with the local
boys for considerable time but ar
engagements could not be made between
The managers unit! this week.
john Marshall High school has been
rracticinE hard ALI this wees FOR the
game with Portsmouth and Coach
Jones has his men in excellent Conii-
ton for the contest. The Rlue and
White has suffered but tao defeats this
season. one By Mrury. OF Norfolk. and
other by Woodbcrry Forest. OF Orange.
Tine Marshalitcs later defeated both OF
,hese aGgrcGations and are expecting -
satisfactory result when the game ends
portsmou,h is reported TO have
ight. fast. ma clinc-i:ke team and one
hat Will have 20 Dc watched. The
Richmond hoys just manaEed 10 Sc
curcd victory over Portsmouth on rs
l'ornc floor. the score being IS 20 So
each team has gone through thn elm
nation series to date without Il d.
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