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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

FRINTER-We want yauHg man with
high senoel education TO ieRrn printing
trade : fine opportunity 70 leArn a
trase that commands excellent wages
Good hours. Lsuntry hoy afeierTea-
kennebsc Journal Co
STPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Far District Ma. u. state exRsrleHes
ana pFiee expected in first letter. Adj
dress Q. Z. Frask. Vienna. AEine.
YOUNG MEN-Fwe COED smart ones
10 werk in planning ana moulding mill
Also ar men 10 work in yard. Al
gusta LuIHhsr Ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26


kesseGv eaa1ae. vahieiaa -
BAY MARES yrs. old, weight lace.
Like Knowles, Hel1aas. Ma.
BfJLL-0ne pure bEsd Jersey. eligible
for Psgistry. mus. cid. The best IN
this state. Other pure bred and regis
tered JGrsey COWS. Henry II. Page
Betgyade. Me-
C0WB-fhree new mich. r O. Hack
EFT, Raadfield. Ne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jersey, also Ief-
soy COW, fresh. ana twe-seRted car
riAse- y. q. Amsa. - Main Ave. Gar
diner.
HoAGE-shssfaut bFoWn, In Tbs, ID
wears sid u bePt eaaattia9. Clever and
soisn9. Nkfxa 4ne driver, Gaed w9rk-
sf saAgte ~ aeNhie, Address .. b..
cxse Kaaaaeee JepSNsl. 6ardinw.
HoHsEezE wevg Msss. yesTs SO.
Bay seietag. : ynsu cd, weight h7S,
nay eeidtng. - yaoFs cid, weight iun-
fhese are exceptionally mad buys ~
10 afe Enady 10 pns eur trpnks Wso-
Der , Hewstt. Au9usta.
T6S1ys Sss6 ssd 91sTs ~ al Hsssd
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
If You Want Something That Isn't Advertised
SIGNS VS.. Want Ads

As you 60 past the farm that is for sale, YOU
the For Sale sign, half hidden by the
trees and underhrush. You want to buy farm,
but you are ON your way somewhere IN the car
and you can't stop. You don't remember aftes-
wards just where the farm is. You don't know
anything about it,-house, barns, number of
acres, crops,-so you are not interested enough
10 investigate further.
But when you turn TO the farm ads in The
Journal. you have nothing to do but pick out
farm. The particulars all there. That's
why Journal Want Ads sell more farms than
signs do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

Abundant Health 10 assured whsn
there 10 GOOD hloed N tina veins. Hasa's
SArsspkrfilR is the ma1ictne to make
goen hiDoa. Hegin tAiking II ncw. 1t in
just what TIE system nsaGs at ttis time
and viii do you grant sDed. HharpenR
the appetite, sfsadies the nervea.--AeV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
SOst0n live Stock Market

7eca-.f -,eQor-ed ,nr the Kennebec
'"slrGalJ
-rurk Yards, May %.
LANE
- Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

there will be offered . carloads O
green westerns and so seeands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

--.t u ivesfock al Brigh-
~,-T'oF-1 ana the slaughter
~ -l1tle 11a4, sheen 4s55.
Hrrs -S.SS2.
attic 7416. sheen Isg3.
Of .rre --.554.
s- Gattie 1897, sheep
1851. 1DEs 36.I56.
h., Z STOCK AT MARKET.
s Heep = calves 147s
IAE NJ THE MARKET
''Se'ss NJ 5eet cattle were light
ne n~rte, was steady at the
'''o~s -aHge. with the demand
[1 active 20 chnice cattle we're
T.. If early offerings. The
e.. -~ne' steers ana oxen would
r. - q Ia "'s- with good average
=. -, .--T'1 cts and poor to
E. - -as IL CTS. Choice
o~F md he1fers sold at 8 f-2
|. = c,s. 4verage COWS 7@s 1-e
y. o' 70 7Tainary SCR cts, can
~Aa oo.ognas 5a7 cts. bulls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

good want al in good newspaper
always gets Sood results. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

"e express load Of horsss
(u INDIANA that has ham d.
|. % On account of the e,nbar-
I = uue 10 arrive In Lewisteu
e. saturday, May %. Some
f"0 woods horses in lot.
ferguson Bros.
lewiston -, 80.
e'sa4r % i"4o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
KENTUCKY DERBY PURSE
WILL EXCEED $50 900
Value of 1870 Race Was $4,000
Spring Season Will Open
April SS
GBv Associated Prews.l

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec 23.--Tho
purse for the Kentucky derby TO be
run at Churchill Downs. Louisville,
May :. 1921. has been increased TO
$4,000. it was announced here to-
night by Colonel Matt J. Whine. gen
cral manager OF the Kentucky Jockey
Club.
This sum. together with entry and
nomination fees will make the total
value of the race in excess of 100000.
The value of the race to the winner
in 1920 was $4,000.
The spring racing season in Ken
lucky Will open in Lexington. April
%. and extend sixty-onc days to July
s. the state Racing COMMITTEES de-
cidcd at Il meeting here this after
noon. Lexington Will have ten days
of racing. Louisville will have TWEEN
~ days II the Churchill Downs track
days.
The committee representing the
Thoroughbred Horse Association APP
pcarcd before the committee and
asked chat the association increase
the value of it's purse races. The
request was turned over to Il commit
tee for consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
5R|CHMOND BOYS TO ENTER
BIC INDOOR TRACK MEETS
Athletic Club Will Send Squad of
Six Men tn Baltimore
and Washington.
OTHERS ALSO MAY TAKE PART
University of Richmond and John
Marshall High School Regarded
rs ContcndcrS in Events.

Having successfully completed it's
initial football season and made clab-
CRATE arrangements .or basketball.
the Richmond Athletic Club now is
planning 10 begin track activities.
While the men have not started train
ing, they are anxious TO begin work,
and are expected 10 get down to ac-
tual work AFTER the Christmas holi-
days. Interest in track Is at :. high
pitch among the members OF the or
gan!zIton. who regretted not being
able TO participate in the modified
Marathon run TO be held in Newport
News New ears pay. Officials OF
ne Richmond organization turned
lown the otIei, due to the fact none
L the men could get in shape by the
hrst of the month
SIN men from the Richmond club
to be held In Washington ana Bal.
,timore in February ana March. These
meets are the klrst Regiment indoor
track event and the Catholic Um!vcr-
sity meet. The Baltimore affair Will
be staged the last Saturday in Feb
ruary' while the games In Washing
ton VII! take pace the frs, saturday
Open free-for-all events will be on
the program OF both meets. and il is
due TO this fact that the loca! organ
ation Is in position 20 compete.
South Atlantic Championship events
also viii be staged At both meets
1t is the plan Of the Richmond organ
jzation TO enter relay team OF five
men in each meet. and an individual
In the or.n htty-yard dash
While the club has taken the lead
in announcing that 1t Will send rep
rcscatntivcs 10 tho meets. il Is be-
lieNcd that other clubs and schools in
TINS city Will be represented In adj
dition 20 events for colleges and clubs.
there also VIII BE- events for scholas-
tic runners
University or Richmond and the
John Marshall High Schoo in all
probability will send men 10 compete
in each OF the events. Authorities
at both institutions look with favor
unon the meets. which are regarded
as the leading indoor eyentr or the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
CARLOAD WEIGHT BACK
TO PRE-WAR FIGURES
Commission Refuses to Grant Ap.
plication OF IL. .ilrUuds-Farm-
crs aud SInnll Dealers Benefit.

BY denying tho application of the
railroads for the establishment of Il
minimum carload weight on grain
equal TO the market capacity OF the
600 pounds. the state Corporation
Commission has put this business In
Virginia back on the prc-war basis,
effective January ]. Tho minirna
after that date viii be the old enc
OF 10000 pounds both on grain and on
grain products.
1t is indicated in the state Cor
poratioh Commissions correspondence
on this subject that it's action Is
taken in behalf OF Virginia farmers
and of dealers in feed in small ccm-
mnniticS. This state has no elevators
or large grain storage plants as in the
West. and the farmers who have less
tnan Il carload To ship frequently
club together ami combine their ship
ments. The heavier the minimum
weight they must nut in the car. the
greater the burden Or else the higher
the rate If sent on n less than carload
basis. Similarly the feed dealer in
handle a large carload from lack of
sufficient demand. and his customers
must pay more by reason OF higher
less than-carload rates on many lines.
In wartime the minimum was put
up to $4,000 pounds on grain products.
will be further reduced on January l
10 10000 pounds applicable interstate.
This weight is also that of pre-war
days. and is not objected to as APP
piled TO the long hauIs from the West.
1t is only on the local business that
the smaller minimum will help the
farmer and feed dealer. and the com
mission felt tina: the situation be-
tween Interstate and intraStatc COR
mcrcc is entirely different.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
UNIQUE CARD OFFERED
LOCAL WRESTLING FANS
Cora Livingstone and May Wilson
added Attraction for Car
7 niral Monday Night
wrestling fans arc to be given on
=. lIln hiEYRSt trnais of Ihn 20,

wrestling fans are to be given one
NE biggest treats of the season
the final bout of 1920 season which
10 be staged in the City Auditorium
Monday night. Joe Turner the Wash
.nSton veteran and former holder of
the famous Police Gazette belt, will
clash with Paul Bowser. vito local
followers of the sport remember as
the one of the few grapplers who
ever performed in this city without
having felt his shoulders pinned to
the mat. This bout is creating much
interest among tho local fans and
they VIII go to the Auditorium know
ing they are to see one of the fastest
bouts ever put on since the revival
OF the sport In Richmond.
AS an added attraction Il unique
match is on the program. only once
before have two women wrcstlcd in
Richmond. Monday night Cora Liv-
ingSton tMrs. Paul BowSer) will go
on the canvas to lock holds with May
Wilson. of Detroit. famous woman
erappier. These women are two of
ute best among the feminine gender
VINO are working on the canvas
Many followers of the wrestling
game are under the impression that
the women grapplcrs don't under
stand the game. These women are as
handy in the art of cat,n-aS CATCH
can as any OF the masculine mat ar
lists ever seen in action in this
city. Their match will be one Of
the most hard fought contests ever
Witnessed and will be full OF pep"
from the tap OF tho gong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

. First race-'soo; maiden two-year-
i've ;nrionss-AvG;, us ,McGrnwl : to 6.
ii5'o !; to J., to ;. second; John AyH"rr,
Gr,eccue, smiling Through also ran
Second race claiming: s7co: three year
G9iTIissin,sehS ' ,n -, on. II?
Aniieipatr. IL tMooncy), IL to 5. 10
10 2 to J. 70 4 thira. riimc i,H :ii's5.
Teachers Pet. whc Cares. simoultc- also
Third race;-ela!'n!ns; ssco; for three
ana no 80 Won S }? u: MiSS"S cD:n 70 8 70
General ios uieinseT,. il to ). even s"i'I 10
li. yam. Miss Kru,cr RSdwiin iS,'" E isoTi
sight. kuN"co Ture" also Fan.
..l.s and w, one mile ana a Sixteenth
Illinois Lad 100 tM4r;inp. IL TO /. s TO
tAloon.yi %oh' naFTry Sma, s,.coI ~
Lady Ward; no GIeuprD, 10 TO :, to s.
Peggy = also ran
f.ah o!aiming; $500: for three
Ut s,i., S,S ! TO 5 won; Sea Court, 49,
J, ihird. Time. i:i2 5-5. Crimson Ramb-
Ter. PIm!ico IIuon. superb. Fading star
sixth race--c:a.minE; 500: for ,hrec-
ysar,"!ts and ,up: on n!ie-iouns. Adam,
WIG Flower, 100 (Bryson). 10 to /. 3
I? !, to 5. second; nrnt. l0s UollaT!p.
Na!way. Light Wine, Douglas f.. Iron Boy
also ran,
year-olas and up mile and a slxth-,sandy
Mac, i11 ,Coii!lct;D, IL :" 5. even. TO ..
G s@GEana ,l Sa 'GEff q to
TO !. 10 !. even third. Time. IS ga.
Thirteen. HrookIand, KIng, Neptune. Ben
ilamDs"n. Pau! y. coane!ly and -Ausira.
Also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
TILDEN AND JOHNSON WILL
TRY FOR TENNIS TITLE
Americans VIII Attempt to wrcst
Davis Cup From Australians
Neat Tuesday.
ny

tnItcrSai service STAN Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.--The Anicri
can tennis team will meet the repre-
sentative rackctcrs of Australia Oh
iar-away New Zealand courts mex,
Tuesday in an effort TO return the In
tsrnaiional tennis trophy 10 its home
shores.
The Davis Cup. which is a huge
silver affair, was presented by Dwight
t. Davis in 1900 for international
competition. II is now in the pos
session of the Australian team.
Two single matches will start the
challenge contest into motion. No
definite statement as to the final
choice Of competitors for this initial
fray has been issued so far by either
the American or Australian teams
Il is assumed. however. by close fol-
lowers of the American team that
William Il. Tilden. Jr.. and William
NJ. Johnson will offer battle for the
United states in the opening singles
AT this moment IL seems likely
That Norman l.. Drookcs and Gerald
l.. Patterson will defend Australia's
possession OF the trophy in the singles
According TO the schedule four
sinSlc-match matches Will be PLAYED
with Only one ma S>h at doubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
FLAVlN is CAPTAIN
Hnckncld Stnr or Georgetown Eleven
VIII Lead HilltOppcrs ON Grid
Iron Next season.

Jack Flavin, half back and quar-
ter back on the Georgetown eleven
for three years. has been elected TO
captain the Hiiltoppers next season.
Fiavin's work In the Blue and Grey
oackhcid last year was the best OF
any man on the eleven and he was
depended upon to make most of III.
gains for the Washington team Th.
most notable fca; OF Flavin during
the last year WAS his cighty-yard
run against the Navy eicten. This
was the only gain made by George
town during the contest
fI3V!n was selected by a majority
of tie critics for the An-South At
!ant!c football team at the close or
the 1920 season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

In from Grace Street ut Ninth mus
DO Kept open. 1t Is said that citizen|
living In tho far western sectIonI
OF the city. who attend services sun
day at the downtown churches. fre
auently avail themselves OF tho priv
Hedge OF parking their cars In Cant
tol Square. which custom Govcrno,
Davis does not desire to interior,
with. The rule to keep the Grace.
Street entrance to the Square fro,
from ours as far as tho Washinp.o,
Monument will be enforced
Tho Literary Mutual Club, corn
posed Of employees In the Richmon,
branch Office OF the Liberty Mutua
Insurance Company, gave a social 4,
the company's hospital wcdnesda,
night. Dancing and other amuse
Inents were enjoyed throughout Tn
evening. Tho most popular part o
the program was the drawing o
presents from grab bag. Thos
present were: MIR. AMI Mrs. Varnc,
>. Ward. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Nj
SENT. DIR. and Mrs. X. G. Willis. MI
and Mrs. Harold II. Grccnlee, MI
and Mrs. Mills w. Powell Mr.. an,
Mrs. james Is. Everett. Mrs. Miami
+. Waddcil. Miss Ida &. Waller. Mis-
Cassie ID. Hoffman. Miss Elsie Clarke
MISS Ruth Il. Owens. S. e. Newsome
=. w. barton, j. j. Durnln, A. j
Quinn. William y. Harbaugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
NAVY CREW THROWN OUT
OF RACE FOR CHllD'S CUP
Princeton, Columbia aud Penn ONLY
VIII Participate In Clunstc
Next Spring.

NEW 1Okk, Dec. 23.--The crew OF
the United States Naval Academy Will
not participate next spring in th.:
Childs' cup race, one Of the annua.
features oil the Intercollegiate rowing
season
Charles Ha!stcad Mapes. one of the
stewards of the Childs' cup governing
board, announced here tonight that
Il had been decided to conflne the af-
fair in the future TO Columbia, Penn
sylvanla and Princeton, tho three uni
versitics that have control OF the
race.
The race next spring is scheduled
for the Harlem River on May IA. The
navy won the race last spring. with
Princeton. second; Pennsylvania,
third. and Columbia, fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
HAVANA RESULTS

First racc--thrcc. ycar-o,ds and up.
Slna'mnr; siX .urlonEs- Aigrien lIonins,
S-to :. to second: Douol.. II, % fi.n,
NAM: 70 20 .. u 5. ,bNrJ Time.
III. -. Also run-i.anpha-at LAZY
lonS h,iH!eid Ava r. sa!n R",c. oayeM
t,wo-year- olds-- Fright. ll3 (Gison, 10
even, ] to :. Won: Rama, lis tK.u-
ntdy' : to TO ;. 10 secor.. BY
!: TO J. third. Time. i:o7i3.5 Ais. nan.
Kathleen Is. Kings Belle sleepy .6rnr
i!laek TOP PERHAPS. HOseatc. Mo,,-.ero.
Third race---'iyc ANA half furl.ncs.
:1Oo-- lAaEeaway. inT lHuntl ; 10 l. 3 ,u
100 t"cnuorsl. 4 to g. 10 :. to & ihirI
;s.,lsn ran: osGood; Gus Schcer. Cunnyven.
Chtn.ra hnty Moore Mn,hrr
fuletide hardIcap: All ages; pu, So :i06o
-Mumto NuUlbu 100 tBoyie) ; to / c 20
;. 3 70 !. won; Furoelow, O5 ,K-nn"dyD
. 100 tC"r1to ". ! To J : to y to 3.
thi"i. GrundE and Right Angle Arvouia
StaLIts. l!Mc; lip. %, Also ran: Dif.
f!i;h raer--onc mile ami hfty yards
-E.ea,-ss".4S and W; claiming: puisc.
% ., won slim Feia"r, III ti:uiwcllI'
40 j, O. 70 10 ;. second. James lQ7
tBsE!tl % : i "a :. ~ :. :h.ri. Nine.
SSsmi,"' S'olwS.t. jos a. Wales, biscuit
J.! tpr5n.l FlHn:afeGc
SKIN r. e--nus 'Uil", three. Yea r old /,
nml uH purse. $500 Caat.. Light. !G5
I'arH."y. - tpT'yerb 3 10 . ia ,,,,'
sec,hi HEaTant"gG, !"t Mcdonald. :
? Also tsn. Dolph. American Eagle. Lille
50 I'D. = Elpr.C1u Soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
/ SPORTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPORTS
a. Year-Old Kicks
Hat From Six-Footer

LANCASTER, CAL, Dec. .3.-T.
w. Edwards. realty operator. eel
cbratcd his scScnty-fUurth nnni-
Ecrsary of his birth here today L..
Kicking hat rrom the head M
n man sin feet two inches InlI
without losing his balance.
Nv hen I am IOD years old" re-
marked Mr. Edwards, 81 shall taxi.
en- n much taller man,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
BUCK DAUGHTON IN TOWN
Star Center Fielder on tho Colts Las,
Season Arrived l.nht

sam (Euck) DauEhton. star center
fielder Of the Richmond Colts Ia ST
season, arrived in town last night
from Washington for Il visit He is
stopping at tn. Richmond Hotel
suck Is looking like a million dol
lars and is keeping in the bast OF con
pcnant next season II they tax, M, ri
~ the league. Buck sure stands he
mind Richmond and declared last
hiEht that he was going to play with
the Colts during the coming season
or ihat he was not going 10 play at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
HERMAN Sai,. for I:nri;,nd

NEW YORK. Dec 23.--Petc Her
man. Of New orleans. who lost his
.it!c as worlds haniamwcight boxing
champion last night TO Joe Lynch. OF
this city. was = passenger today on
ne steamship Iinpciator sailing for
England. He is matched against Jim
my Wilde. English nywciGht cham
nion. Tor n 2r-rOund bout In London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
U. Is. Thnmns Nnl,l,rh

II was rerOrtri n Tho S.0nr1 pn-
5 lie station -. SD. that - Il.
THOMAS MS ...ell, .ua ~ two men on
Add son sired, 'r,@-en Broad and
Grace streets. How much nlon,v 80
taken or any other particulars y ,hr
foohery were not reported To the no.
Ice, IS said that y25 was taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
STECHER GOES TO HOSPITAL
SUFFERING FROM MEURITIS
Former lIenvywcisht Wrestling
Champion Left Arm Stricken Fol-
lowing Titlr Rnuf.

ON MIA. NIB.. Dec 23.---Ioe Stech-
er. former heavyweight wrestling
champion, who las been At IL local
hotel for several days. suffer ing from
heuri'is IN the lett arm. WAS taken
to hospital today.
He came here following his recent
hefeat in New York by Ed "Strang-
Ter Lewis for the championship
Ills physicians said they though,
he could leave the hospital in two
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
ANOTHER CLARKE NOW
Is BIG LEAGUE PLAYER
Rufus. brother of Sumptcr Sign.
with Baitini0rc. or Internationally
Saws Announcements

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 23.-Rufus
Clarke. former star pitcher of the
University OF South Carolina baseball
team has been signed by the l.aiti-
more Club Of the International
League in response TO "a very HAT
tering offer" Manager Jack Dunn
lnhounccd today. Clarke is a brother
Of Sumptcr Clarke. of the Chicaro
Nationals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Miss Mildred Porter. OF Louisa. is
at the Johnson Willis Hospital,
whore she went to have "A slight OPP
Grafton on her nose and throat. Miss
hess Enns. also OF Louisa. accompa-
MED Miss Porter to Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Lee Chapter. United Daughters OF
the confeicracy. held its annual
Christmas; tree celebration at the Sol
diers' Home yesterday. giving pres
ents to all veterans At the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

The Founding Home will celebrate
Christmas by giving donation day
on December. so. The home invites
the public to attend and bring some
donation, such as fruit groceries.
clothing or money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Major Charles O. SavilIe, clerk O.
the Chanccry Court. was yesterday
presented handsome silver platter
by his Office stan. The presentation
speech was delivered by Arden How !.
ell. member of the Richmond bar.
in the presence OF number OF law,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
BEVERLY A. C. DEFEATS
CITIZENS CLUB, 10 TO 8
Gentry. of Winning Team. Is Star of
Game, Scoring All Ten
nj

'ahc, scoring All Zen
Points.
beverly Athletic Club defeated the
Citizens Club, 10 to last night in
a basketball game played in the
Gentry scored all points for Beverly
Club. The game was Il tic, out on
extra time beverly pitched field
goal that woh the game.
The lineup:
Cit. Club Position Bcv. a. C.
l.. Foster. left forward. -. Gentry
IL. Foster. right forward. Kelley
Miller: center ...... Burton
Mitchell. left guard. ..... Alley
coier. 49,: :. right guard. -. Moore
Club; S. observation-disclosures for
l.. Foster Goals from feld-Gcntry
to), l.. Foster CD, Mitchell. /.
In the game between the Comnu-
nifty Club and the Boys Club, the
Boys won by score OF l6 to VIII
son substituted for Hawkes. in the
second half
The lineup:
Com. G. Position Boys C.
Beasiey. left forward. -. sherman
Hawkes.. right forward.... Jones
lerRlnS. center ..... Letter
Wilkinson. left guard Whitmorc
Howrcl. right guard. Captain
Score--Community Club, lG: Bows
Club, ). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Hawkes.. Goals from feld--pcrkins,
Howrel go. Jones CD, Whitmorc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

free show will be given for col
ored newSboys this afternoon at
O'Clock at the Globe Theater, tho
manager announced yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Judge William T. Rhca, OF the
state Corporation Commission. has
given all women workers in the de
partmcnts under his control holiday
today. Christmas Eve heretofore mas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

santa Claus distributed presents to
the scholars OF the sunday school OF
Broad Street Methodist Church las,
night 4 purse containing <l.l6i was
forwarded To tho Shcltering Arms
mas gift from employees or the Chcs-
apcakc and Ohio halfway general Of