davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-11-16
THE WEATHER

Rain tonicht and wednesday. prob
ably chang ng TO snow in central and
western Maryland; continued cold
northeast gales.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16

Spen. money wisely. Buy Clover
Dairy SAFE MILK. Phone i5iO.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16

Rims For All Cars. Automobile
Equipment Co. Ord and French.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16

School children need Clover Dairy
SAFE milk. Phone i5i0.-AdY..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
ENGllSHMEN FAVOR STAND
TAKEN BY UNITED STATES
10 Not Think Smaller Nations Should
HaVc Equal Representation In
Loving Union.
NY Associated press.1

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Reccipt O. I
cahie message from Ilord Lnns,i:,ls
pEcslocnt OF The British board OF hoy
.nS G0nlro. IN which he declared that
=, me EnG ish board ravors American
~ auE o0ai ing. proportiunatr voting
po"er IN The International boxing ;In'
ION: was announced mere tonight nv
Major Anthcny j. DreSeI E.dJIc cn,;r
Hau OF the army. navy and civilian
BOARD OF boxing control. TIL. AMI
can BOARD recently cablcd its rerusaI
" Srhu representatives. 10 the meeting
OF me international union in PARIS
FeoruarE :. because each country rem
."thted was TO have equal Totins
no"rr. regardless OF i;a boxing prom
hence. az ''H
;, The French beard OF boxing control
- ~ sns:cste ed Lord Lonsdale's message
H!aneu; mat France, England and the
United States be- given Ten votes cach
WIN one or two each for remaining
members OF the union according -
Their relative importance.
In comm ca,ing on the u-uros,r
MAJOR Biddie declared that ..w hiIn {, &C.
q CONCESSION 20 The protest or this
ooaro as contained in our cable and
Is SATISFACTORY III far as En,laoG
Hnu she lhiteo States are concerned
II other nations ar. 10 b. awarded :.
voting power proport.onate To- tb.i~
Importance. then France ~ not cotitlcJ
10 the number o. votes given to Fnr
land and America ~ i-"h
He added that an Ang1o-ar,---,c,,
alliance was favored by tho British
BOARD IN the event OF tho French as
Socia.lon perS!sting In acting in q
uHtatoria! spirit entirely unwacran,cJ
by the relative Importance .. f,n~i,n
countries" o''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CADETS SHOWING UP WELL
Y. M. |. BASKETEERS HAVE
NOT YET BEEN DEFEATED
Lexington 0uint Easily Down. Strong
opponcnts-ro f'Iny Several
Zig Gnmcs.
iSpccinl 70 1he Tirncs.. risnatrh

l'-P''''i 20 ! ne am 90 Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, VA. Feb .-'rhe Viz
Sinia Military Institute. with the sea
son we'll under way, shows wonderful,
prospects for continuation OF her
brilliant success in the basketball cir
cleS OF the South with a string q.
victories. b. Tho decisive scores, to her
credit. and without n single derea,
the expectations o: her supporters are
running high Already the Cadets
nave !unS W. = total OF s"S points 10
ih"!r opponents lol. Thus far no team,
mas given them considerable worry.
Anuurn' the Alabama quintet. reru 2
h.2cd las season 10 be the strongest
ic;tn in the South. was cas- ' defeated
Ni-gini;. Polytechnic Institute ana INC
hINeTSitN or Virginia. said 20 be the
representative teams OF this State went
down 20 defeat before the terrific on
Sl,urht OF the Cadet uuint.
Individual stars are difficult 10 pick
The i:St iioor work and unique pass
steady and accurate shooting OF Lee.
has furnished a pair of forwards that
ySr" hari TO match. With Captain
HacharaCn ana iccch, Two ALI South
Atlantic GUARDS. the opponents nav.
toNHn y extremely difficult 10 locate
the BASKET. summers. the big center.
has proved himself justly worthy OF
opponents thus Ear.
IN such All aggregation. the re-
main.i"r - the season bids fair to bring
forth IN" most gratifying results.
mere are yet several strong teams to
be played. Among them, standing
iorth moss prominently. arc Wesleyan
Trinity ana Virginia Polytechnic In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Worlds Premier Skater
Defeated in One Event
IBy Associated pre,,.I

CIIRISTIANA, Feb. S.-Oarnr
Mnthiescn, OF this city. today de-
tented Robert Mclean, of Chicago,
the worlds ice skating cham piOp, In
their 3N|-meter rncc. Mathicacn's
time Nvns .i:s md $40 seconds, n
new worlds record. M.l.cana' time
was f3 40 seconds.
Mclean won the 5.OO0-mc ter event
in - minutes, h3 T-U seconds. Mn
thfrSrn'S time WINS - InInutes q
seconds. lie claimed To have o-cu
tfcrworkcd I'm the previous match
Fine weather md good lee
narked tUdRSS rucinE, fTbc XIV,
anG Grown Prince were present us
were mnny thousands of spectntor..
anon. them the American IesntIon
officials.
Hn'hicScn Ind narrow ~scnpe
from milling ut the start, md M
first was thought to have infnrcd
himself. According to ono of tbrrc
physicians who Inter examined him
the belief IL he will he oil right To-
the races tomorrow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
AMATEUR ATHLETES SHOW
INTEREST IN OLYMPlCS
SpaniNr,is Expect 70 Enter Good Foot
ball Teams In Antwerp
Event.

MADRID. Friday. Feb. Great in
tereSt In the coming Olympic -arncs is
SHOWN by amateur athletes OF this city
and many prominent S3aniards, incIud :
ING former premier Koulanoncs, desire
mat spain be represented BY a team.
II IS believed mere that Spain
WI Re 2n!c 10 send good foot
pan aHEr"GatonS 70 Antwerp, as
the teams Of barcelona Bilbao and
Madrid have been successful in playing,
against French o. English teams Some
Sp3h.@h tennis players are believed to
pc Eooi enough Ia make n fine show
ing. few runners and jumpers
in!ght BE sent TO Antwerp.
senior Ron3noncS and his friends
nave promised 10 finance a Spanish
tenn but there is strong opposition in
certain quarters against sending rem
reScnta;ives OF this country 10 the In :
tcrnationa! games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
BOXING CONGRESS ENDS
RULES COVERING AMATEUR
ENCOUNTERS ARE ADOPTED
n.ns o Elected and BoJx 7,
aay TO Proceed with
e. Work.
1By Associated pr., ,

PARIS. Friday, Fob ,
national Boxing Congress. inter-
day after adopting ruIc,: 10 oo... "tu Co
teur boxing. The French a.,.
aiter much discussion. arreed 20 ~,
English rule providing for Go,
MN Two, minutc rounds if n, Ion, anu
E Mi,s ren m AZ the end OF tho ,hirn
.'bnt-ounce gloves were apnrow.,, M NJ, u.
congress- elected the ma,,;i.,in.eeu Gu. INC
~ tor INC International Tedera aprn
T., Ini nn B9xing. with hcadauartccrrfas
was chosen president; NJ. rilbnss,.ahd
iSe.Eiurn' and Iaul Rousseau OF
rraniGe, vice presidents. a third v,c". OK
presidency being reserved: nnd
HaKer. or England. secretary-traa.n-Mn W. NJ
vii, ne S h n., session of the consrc:ja
another will be convened in hr,, ana
in August " "H'"crp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WOODBERRY FOREST QUINT
DEFEATS EPISCOPAL HIGH
orange Team lfnS EnSy Time WInnI,-
From Alexandria
Outff
Especial 10 Tho TImcs-

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WOoDBERRY FOREST. VA. Hob
The Woodbury. Forest baskc.bau
team overwhelmed the Episcopal High
SchooI puint in tho Woodbcrry gym
hasiufn this afternoon. The final score
or The game was 6J 20 - In favor Of
the home team. AZ the end of the frs,
half Woodbcrry had her old rivals az
10 :. Tyler played the best game for
the visitors. IL wass Il good day for
every man on tho woodherry five Van
siory and Foster scored the greatest
number OF points for the home team
on the defense, Hall vas the star.
The lineup.
woodherry: Foster. right forward
M"untcastlc. left forward Vanstory'
center; Wright: night guard: Cant
Hail, left guard.
Episcoi.at: iihinchar,. right forward
Roswell. loft forward; Stewart, center:
Mston. right guard. Laird tCapt.). ieft
Goals from noor for woodberry:
Eostcr 10. Monntcastic 4. vans,ory TO-.
Wright 6; for Episcopal: Tyler 4
Rhinehart 2. i+a!ru j. Fouls: Foster S,
laird >. Kcfcrce. Mr.. James White
University OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

IL: 'S '-f fooiic.e f}prionEs-Aut9maue Red.
aIFi;' - M9fnt,n. lace. ii: Petuaii liz;
3'i,.''', IN. - uep@l,. II: Omar k,
F5-' rs f'.t Ta i'r f1:ioqga. Ma none$, liz;
y "a, "a Cod IL: Assume. III:
Ii,,.r...>>.H 1871 M"neuy"r %: rrnsty. rs:
i..Id - -HtnsFtr'a F.asl- !r,: Marie l.Ij,-
l@r lEh'. l"'s P4!Uy. !gs - 49,
'tTt =, e---iN 'Erlon rs--I-a Wilson rs..
- u i'umrs "a Rory C'Noore. III H:
IT. '!,~ ~ ~" t.aIir. -: E..;y,.at.r ID.
Wi.,h. :" nf,, O., Furt2,ow. .lo!; F!y.uS
d! ado9, l,o Kla>hrr4 i Eish t. wna
70. TIE Lamb a. 90" H"St'hSe.
80 I, -'.'-nnt'- 4;id sevco,v va-,s-rGca,,
H. .!' NowrI. no. Greer. .!in;
10 10 tas Ue'Ei"u II. as GroVe x. - Pr
nE,rl - -mi,~' and seventy vards-clic
t'.Hi l' LprrLH Noes. -. SIs {; :.
"Gennlai e riniar. q: Ken ~ ~ Pa ".
y, 'S''M ,!c',,.r'.i.c ana 4 s!-tcorfhI-S Son
Nl,tN Nhr;; II. G'aigGr- IL. Eor'r, II
10. IL. IFeniiro. 10: On. -rf,i.-'
- 80; 'iriin' LIt". 20 C;o-Gn;. 'J,,s,,
,E Ifne, ~! Miss s.orlsns' i,S.: a. H. S";,h
+'rr-'ii 80. F'Iihphi nj. 10 hgrct-r 10. T,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Amateur Baseball Rules
to Be Revised This Week

h"orrt i. sutton. secretary of the
Amateur BnS cipnll Commission OF
Richmond hnS announced that the
work OF revising the rules Of gov
erninE body OF amateur b:ischaiI il,
'HiS cttE will begin this week. The
IntmbcrS ot the commission will
fncft before the end of the week.
anu managers are requested to send
IN thrir suggestions OF rhnnurs in
,"e plH!'nS rules. So far the team
READERS have not responded with
thrtr views MS To the rryiSiOns, and
,hr! are requested Ia unil then,
to Robert T.. sutton, .IO:s fyupoyrr
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

~. H,s i :, raee-ih three futlonss Champagne.
Aunt pcoa. 100 CWit!;.). % 10 :: 4 10 ! "a j.
:ec"iG l-"cl Levin. iS tGuri.-r! !. 10 i
Tay: y,.In.,,y,o ith1iG. T.nne, 49,. Joe
Hat" r;,n "'-' Lucy
Second r?ce-rn!!e--Gru. Glenn. lea Eric
son 10 ]. 10 i, 10 10. Won: lireJ,in;:,r,
-. 'AinoroEel. - I, TO 3. ou, s-ronG:
NTI"~H'HH, i4 'Ihars-r,. 20 l. to l.
~: bg.rh. 81 Grrn4in. I'm Hast.tgH
Third race- six :n:3o, s.-1a colu. las am
Sur M "%yii,;tt 20, TO =. Won: Geor&e
:'J% 70 M ibi.y i u. tk11>ey). i2'o 10
is. .."; Aprieiack n, roe III" NIaiii ran.
r.Y.ir'h receive miles noi.;c- .,
~ hT,t~i . I" !. even, 10 . won: Pler!iv
~ - ".'.., ,til; - 10 :! 10 3, serort
,P',inGHa' ~ d.sk.). 20 !. 5t o. 10 :.
m"!ih Last. f"n,-lu~. war Club. PIT II.
. f!ttE -.c---niil"-- pacnayk. - ,co1t,ia..9
|,tn"r,. % o. OUT: SIipn"ry Elm liz
ht;G2 r ':a-"t io'il,..s i i% i e g.,
syn ry..---'niie ana sIx,oen:n-M. Rose
y" a. ~hW. !"5 ipir-c-l. s 70 10 rvr,
80 one; sun Gou. TO jS,a"i> "a ~ y
: L. ;hitd T.mc. !.iI - Prosu.c,or'
~ II< y.,,at "ss,m1ie ana eighth: I,ucins.
G%,a s@st By 10 ivssi.ii93 70 ,o e . Won;
: I" Z. sccond Chick Barkiey. lio (jacktS""rts l.
~ :: 70 TO :. third. Time I:!G
-" -: Lottery. WATERPROOF. Athena viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Generals Quint Will Not
Play Tech in Lynchburq

BLACKSnURG, VA Feb. -
''f"uuate Manager CharIca A. Der
nFr received wire today from
manager Young. of the Wnshfnrtnn
una Ice basketball tenn, ,tntinr
mat IL would he Impossible Tor his
,enn 10 MI the date scheduled for
c"rdinE TO Young. the EcnernIx
womb play Tech i'm Lexington in
stead OF the Hill City.
II rather inconSiStcnt In \y,.hI,,,
'oh hnu lee To want them to tuke
the road In the fac- or the nu ,ifIrn
non. when they will NOT do IL them
10 the original agreement rbsw
are ready and anxious to meet tbe
Generals, and ready to I'LL their NM,
ar inc contract which ralix for ,
Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
HAVANA ENTRIES

crair' "a. eTu my and on. halt fu-'oray Az.
Help Tardncr. lt5i: 81 :, ~ i.c.nora p :,
ona Io. JaJInes 100. Sea Piin5e. @ w.
Diooned irs; Seo.-ne ',e; "': kavon Sea .r,
sgnane Is eiiS e, Es1Bacesra, m
D. ii,HGHn "aion. nc Two.tv $40 ~
ait ThlrJ I%; Lazy i"np. ne; joe q vaIa bq-.
Baby Dond. 10; 'u snIi fTs;nwi.e on ~
= In aahs rs l'z; Jack Hcaley IL rst' No -
~, TEL, ~ GORDON Russell 10. Ill. ~
II Eo1 n;fn: 10 f',aTy il6 Iciand'""gS' 4.
gnea. lo1: slippery silver a. ~ 60,
2; iN' Far TAI. 10 Fas.,a m i,ass ~ ~
MI, IInh , raSo- ,diS furlonEs-Mlo. Daz,o .,
XurpIicr. 103: Nstnr b,'ro hc "3rinr. 20
Sx'ses Knob ~; curreul! lis. RIM Rp, ~.
a. t''xih o rseeInlie ann a Observation-Disclosures,
rga ntie. !0i war Suin. iu mi. frcG
~ &tio+nry W,ipn II ia, anG az "ishv, sascn,a
i"' fIy Homo. 20. EiLsoG. IS, 'A"Ft~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
MlDDlES MAKE CLEANUP
bcicht columbia at Swimming, Ire
nigh at Wrestling. and Army
Mcn basketball

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Feb - The An
napolis midshipmen made clcan-nr
On hrre-corncred program OF athletics
Hcre today. The swimming team dc
!"atcu inc ,anhncE q! Columbia Uni
v"rsity: % 10 u points: the wrrstiers
con ip!ctcly Overwhelmed the I~hish
, hlVHrsity grapp!crs. taking all seven
nouIt and the basketball team won
handiiy from the anint OF carnp Hum
!hrcE. composed of West Point grad
yates. By q score OF 81 10 o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Mr.. Jacob Lyon, Homer, Mich.
wish that you could hear him tell
OF his many experiences with ONT
mcnta. salves. dilators, etc. before he
tried my method. Hero IS q letter Just
received from him:
Mr.. r. X. Page. Marshall, Mich
Dear Sir: ] want you to know what
your treatment has done for me- I had
suffered with piles for many years and
treatments. but never got relief until I
cured. Although am SO years Old
and the oldest active blacksmith in
M ME- niies nay feel years younger since
recommend It to all know who suffer
this way. You can use my letter any
way you wish and l hope ii will lead
others TO try this wonderful remedy.
Yours truly.
There are thousands of afflicted peo-
pie SufcrinS with piles who hnye mover
yet tiicd thc one sensible way of treat
Don't DO cut Don't waste money
on foolish salves, ointments, dilators,
ctc- Dut send today for Free Trial
o. ny internal method for tho healing
No matter whether your case ia Of
!ohS standing or recent deveIopment-
"ncther IL Is occasional or permanent
You should send for this free trial
to- No ina, matter where you live-no mat
you are troubled with piles, my method
VIII Ieileve you promptly.
rms libcral offer OF free treatment
Single day. Wrt tor you you, to Seglect
do this now-TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Huey Wins Title.

CHICAGO. Feb w. y. t,n,r
Shicaso, tonight won the na,ionai
amateur thrcc.cushion billiard chan,l
Chicago. so to 35. in flfty-five IN, ~, r.i,
IN The final match OF the tournann,s,
ittueys hish run vas six. Campbci,'a
three. Hucy, who was n forncr rb. -, .
pion. lost his opcn!ng match and ihn,
won six straight. '"eh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CHURCH HILL TAKES TITLE
EAST END BASKETEERS WIN
1 HARD GAME FROM DOCTORS
Dtftcr Contest Takes TIncc Y. W. e..
49, n. Court--Ioth Elves Fought
s,s llnrd.

L
~
Church Hin Athletic club now stands
head anu shoulders above he res, OF
INC 4ndcpcndcnt CUNTS Of Richmond
by virtue of is conclusive victor
iissnnrrpcreI c-,r, - l,,tr..,, wall ,,,,.h
inny nv Med.r'l school bafkri ios-
fSrs w yhe l" SgIrv 81 p mIn ;FgaingG
itH ,S, "pponthiS -.
,,t nH game W2" Ine .. ne easiest.
that the !. ". =. i in oor has 50 sem .'sn
IN S'. many SSrtPs WaGn nay" been
;nr ~. NJ 80 ''',,,'h. sn"o'
~, e!eS' Mo 'hneTinS galleries
,,,i 'T M ."v'a go 49, "l"' me maicl
S SN eo Mn;yn w ~ lo"e ne ry,memeered
rbs, "" On, Teams ANS, oar t." Viz a.. 10
carcass OF the oihhar Vas %yid,ni sr ,'',
tsst Ttnrcr5r. NJ w. ,,,, i'y
;,is,i.,, ~. -' IKE, i-..I '',,i.l',
notes t'ic:, ' ron h. ,Ais,ic sf sea- #t.' =
i , nom Mon. 1% Htl Mat. 10 he i"-
their posssss.6n someone OF tic pias-
Z ,iur;nS ~ , ~ 81 o."
However. all were TIC rSsulf; Of ~.
snSris;n,,eIi, 'N"" i'e''hH q To.
: Al times the no,a b,co,,o 90 ,,.
it was rcrnarkahie tho noorjr.- liz
would fnd Mi If ,bo NJ, ne S.nnS,
around ono ioop ana 'thG n"x, 'wv,onii
opposite end. So oxcitnd did mo sno.
tators become that at Zine onnn WIZ
ton seemed eminent
That the athletes from oTcf .hc
riaduct deserved tho victory can he
i seen S wi's r. one takes il considers
the lead after tho opening l,aske; was
shot by Pendleton. they werc never
Eoes the credit Cor making an exceed
me- dmsiE game hsh': never once giving
H inm re to, to thor oproncnts, but stick
TowaTds H the VGrE i tyd TGgGnd Of Play
1t looked as though they might over .
h aEe o Ine leae'ns iye. oM, fortune sent
ano inc HilltoDpers hasketcd the .
and ndoeg counts TO- comfortahle lead
teams ~, :, s.m.tt,nn!onShip which boz
-, Rasner coincit,ntal was the fact ,
~ nc scores turned IN FOR each .
the same 'M F5r , naS,, were ,id"nticaiiy
~ ~ ne ~ opening stan21 Church Hin led
counts in Inc second hai! 'oH"'ep rs
rectnnria i,n was Nwi,hont q peer on the .
contributed eighteen Of his ,.,,i ris
S S9ga,. and nIoyea fast. Clever ram and
his she's -, - ~ ,i,neS. Sou" "f
seeming 10 he d~t,,,, ,''i ~. nmprrnnman
tfSSee into the hole, but were in reality
Ine-, reStul OF well-tinrd and exactly
ward. w ,rf b 5,is men While Wood
an "cxcelient game nj, s .,,,m: up SHrh
le,S ~ e,o.:.s - 49, season, ala not
+ioa which VIC -" "a. tortn an "Xhibi-
stann which has ha.n nIpo I'M WIN IN"
he is 1lndo,Ib,cdi- nnn ~ upon him i
forwards in thn ~: ""e OF ne h"s 1
stein nmiIna ~ ro,, E'}y todaE. Waller
and was ali over The ' ioor 'aFE 5r f'ipS
tw to i hn Tvs, arisen from a siol, bed
Metcait woe p }n',.;, 10 ihe opening,
The jump on his on iIl eviashce. setting +.
mnchincrv r. 9TWh ms Hlac" in The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

To the creditors % J. WILBUR THURS.
TON. o: Richmond. IN the County o.
Bankrupt;
Notice is hereby given tina, on Fob
r!E,Ty le2c. the SAID J. WILBUR
TN kSTON MAS duly adjudicated
BANKRUPT. and that the i!rst meeting or
his creditors viii he held in my Office.
Rooms ll!S-iiia Mutual Building,
Richmond. Va. on the 10TH DAF or
fEhi.j A!sf. 1920. AZ 10 O'Clock Ia tho
forenoon AZ which time tho said crcdi-
tors may attend, prove their claims.
apIroInt a trustee. examine the bank
rupt, and '-anSac. such Other business
as may properly come before ~,
THOS. r SNl:AD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
tnn,lrn Polo Trnm I,,,,.

ac, u" I;d,n Mh ,i., s. e., reh. Tile cam
az camden To-Day. g. 10 o. nvnni,,,, ~
1'.IrS ~ orc all. Camp Jackson hsvin,.
u,'".,,ed camden 1t camden last SAT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

In tho matter OF No .514
J. VILE CR THCRSTOE In
Bankrupt. Bankruntrv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
DiSPL>fY-CLdSSIRIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT Of TIE
tNITlfD STATES FOR THE. EAST
El;N DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
HERDlNG CAR THIEFS THIS
GIVEN TEN MONTHS FOR
THEFT OF AUTOMOBILE

The longest sentence passed in Su-
perior court yesterday was that given
A. T. Long, young High Point white
man who pleaded guilt to larceny of
an automobile. He was ordered by
Judge McElroy to serve ten months
on the county roads.
Bob Brooks, Worth, Davis, Lee
Scroggs, Bill Payne, and Bob league
were up for aiding and abetting in
larceny. They entered pleas of guilty
to forcible trespass, which the State
accepted, and prayer for judgment
was continued for two years upon pay
ment of costs.
Katherine Dick, tried for retailing
whiskey, was found not guilty.
Nett Pritchett, previously convicted
on two charges of retailing liquor and
given six months for each offense, fill
ed notice Of appeal, and bond was fix
ed at $500 in each case.
When court adjourned for the day
jury was out in the case of D. NJ
Stenson, charged with keeping gam
bling house. The trial consumed
good part of the day.
Several cases on the docket for trla
at this term were continued until the
next session.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MERCHANTS RETURN FROM
MEET

r N Allen, president of the local
merchants association, and the Gll-
hort w. Clark, returned Friday from
Asheville where they were IN atCenu-
ance on the State convention OF mef-
chants associations for the past 1e"
davs. Mr.. Harold Horrox, VINO was
also present for hte meeting feturneu
tn High Point Thursday while Messrs'
Al1en and Clark remained for the
election of officers and selectlon VI
the next meeting place.
At the meeting, which was attenoeu
bv merchants from all over the state
reports were read from the various
merchants associations througnou.
the state. The report from the Local
hodv, read by Mr. Clark, was received
with an unusual amount OF enthusiasm
and applause. o+a,.
Asheville provided splendid enter
tainment for the visIUc~s Whlle tneS
were in the city. The convention naL
was at Battery Park, and IN adoltloA
Grove Park Inn was opened TO tne
visitors, as we'll sthe Blltmore ,es
tate. The convention has deslgnace'
Greensboro as the next conVenCioi
| city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MISS LAMBETH TO WE'D NIX.
RANKIN.

Of interest in North Carolina is the
following announcement, puDllsheu LII
the Greensboro Daily News:
"Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. LamDeth'
of Thomasville, announce the en-
oaeement of their daughter, Eliza Ar
no1d to Mr.. w. H. Rankin, Jr, OF
Charlotte-the wedding to take place
in October.
.Miss Lambeth is an accomplished
and charming daughter, of old Salem'
whose popularity in her college CLASS
has GIVEN her friends from one emo
Of the State to the other She was
also a. student at the New England
Conservatory Of Music, Boston. MT.
Rankin, a graduate of A. and +. anu
of the University of North Carolina
and a. student at Harvard, began a
career of distinction as member OF
the faculty of the university IN tne
department of mathematics; attel
some wears at Carolina, he accepted
similar position in the faculty OF 90
| 1umhia University, in New YORK
where he has remained since.
Miss Lambeth is known and admlr
| ed nv a wide circle of friends IN Hlgf
Point who will be Interested to Learn
of her engagement and approaching
marriage. She is the only sister o
Rev. w. A. Lambeth, pastor OF Wesle.
| Memorial Methodist church OF tnl
city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
LINDSAY GALLIMORE LOoEo
" LIFE IN ABBOTTS CREEh

+ Lindsay Gallimore, an employe OF
the Erlanger Mill of Lexington was
drowned in Abbott's creek, ABOUT
mile east Of the city Thursday AFTER
noon. The body was recovered aOoue e
two hours later by T. F. Wagner u
Greensboro, an expert diver who ap-
neared on the scene after efforts at re-
covery had failed. ;+h IN
Gallimore was in swimming WIN ~ ~
or 12 others when he IS feporoe" 1;d
not rise again. oo , ,.c
M The dead man was about 80 years
I'D and leaves a wife and three cnl!-
Gren. He is a son Of George Cam.
wore of High Point. 1t is said tna1
six SIX or seven men have lost their llVes
in this creek in recent years. some % O..
them at this point and numoer VI
others about mile down stream