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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
TRUSTEES
Auction Sale Of Dwelling
1913 20" Street

In execution of n certain deed OF
trust, dated August eth. 1919. re.
corded In the Clerks office. Rich.
mond Chancery Court, In d. Is. 256-B.
in the payment OF Il part of the debt
therein secured, and being required
SO to do by the holder thereof, | will
sell oy public auction. on the prem
MONDAY. OCTOBER gath. 1890.
AT O'Clock =. NJ,
the real estate described In said
deed, as follows:
"Au that certain lot. piece or par
eel OF land. with the improvements
Street. lying and being in the City OF
Richmond. Virginia, on the south side
OF o. Street. between 2Sth and 39th
Streets. described as follows: Begin
from the east line of 2Sth Street,
thence running along the south limo
OF street and fronting thereon
II feet 10 inches. more or less. thence
parallel lines 1873 feet inches. moro
or less. to an alley l6 feet G inches,
more or less, wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses of executing the trust, all
taxes. levies and insurance premiums
now due. aud also ratable proper
ton OF the taxes and levies for tho
year 1920. and 70 pay four notes for
from August nth. 1918. until paid.
and note for 1856. with interest
thereon from August 27th, 1920. and
on "a credit sufficient, with interest
thereon. from August eth. 1919, TO
pay the sum Of s350.0o. in monthly
instruments of $1,000 each, the first
instaiment becoming due on October
eth, 1920. and to pay the further
sum OF $4,000 on August eth. 1923,
with interest thereon from August
27th. 1920. and the residue, IL any. in
equal instruments in one and two
years from day OF sale for notes with
interest added, or, at option Of pur-
chaser, cash as to all OF said residue
or as to any part thereof. All credit
payments to be secured by deed OF
trust on the said property.
JOHN Il. WELSH,
Trustee.
ny TlMBERLAKE & HIT,
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Trustees Auction Sale Of Land
Goochland County, Va.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust.
dated August %, 1916; and recorded
Clerks Office. Goochland Circuit
Court. -. H. SIS, page 6, default hav-
ing been made In tho payment Of a
certain note therein secured, and be-
do. we will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1890.
1870 o'clock y. A..
certain istc ct land OF 10l acres in
Ltckint. ole District. Gooehland Coun-
", on north side OF public road lea q :
ing from BALKAN to Flies. and known
rs Lot ]. plat John w. George, re-
sordea y. Il. a. page 33S.
TERMS: Cash.
a. V. SHEA and ]. J. KEEGAN.
Trustees.
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SpecialCommissioners'
AuctionSal
Of Unfinished Dwelling
Beechwood Park

Stop 90 on Seven Pines Car Line.
In pursuance OF decree 'oe tho
Circuit Court OF rTenrico County,
state OF Virginia, entered in the. con-
soi!dated causes OF Rumn Il Payne
and others, against Howard Dawson,
on the 4th day of October, 1920, We,
the undersigned special commission
ers. appointed for the purpose, will
sell at public auction, on tho premises
TO the highest responsible bidder,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1920.
AT O'Clock T. NJ,
the following described real estate:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land. lying and being in tho County
or Henrico. State OF Virginia, in
Beechwood Park, on the Nine Mile
Road and the Seven Pines Electric
Line, about four mites from tho city
OF Richmond. numbered and known
as Section 10. in Beechwood. Park.
containing ono and fifty-fve one
hundTedths acres of land, in the said
plan OF Beechwood Park. drawn by.
7. Crawford Redd & Brother, dated
MAY 20. 1901. and recorded In tho
CLERKS Orice Of the Circuit Court
page ~. and is the same tract Of
land conveyed to Howard Dawson
from a. Melville Conner and others,
by deed dated June Is. 1919, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office aforesaid
in deed book 2l3-B, page 377. IThers
~ an attractive unfinished dwelling
upon this LOT OF land which can be
completed at n small cost. -
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third cash
one-thlrd payable in one year from
Iate or sale and one-third payable in
TWO years from date OF sale, the do
rerTed payments to be evidenced by
negotiable note OF the purchaser with
interest at per centum per annum
from date of sale. or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser. The title
TO said property shall be retained
hntil the purchase price OF said prop
erty with any interest thereon shall
nave been paid in fun.
GEORGE Il. HAw and
GEORGE Il. WHITE. -
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re.
CURED OF the Special Commissioners
appointed in this cause has been duiy
given.
SAMUEL p. wADD1L1.
Clerk
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AUCTIONS-LEG<iLS
legal Notices

So LED PROPOSALS viii be received at
th!' "ince until - o'clock noon. Octu-
Der -. tor the following work which MAJ
b" awarded IN whole or IN part. ;o-wit.
r"G grading alley between HuoSer and
Essex. Fcannli AMI Griffin. Forms OF pro-
pos.'s yhn hc obtained GA Application. \
certified cn-cS FOR amount stated (tl5O. Oo)
on prupuslls must accompany each bid as
guaranty 0: execution u contract. The
Director 81 Public Works reserves the
right :" reject any ana al! bids. Charles
= H".l.n.. Director.
NlEGiNIh RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY.
Seventh and FranklIn Streets.
Richmond. Virginia.
October IS 1870
Notice II hereby given tina, the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the VIZ
einil hallway and Power COMPANY will
b. held at the general office Of the com
puny. IN the CAV OF Richmond. Virginia
on WcdnesdaY. November II. $50 at u
O'clock VI.
The transfer books will be closed on
SATURDAY. october %. 1920. at J o'clock
J.. NJ. and VIII b. r"oDcDcd on THURSDAY
November IS. 1872. at 70 o'clock \ VI.
q. ID. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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Mllhlenan &
Kayhoe
los North Ninth Street.
Phones Madison 2lO and 211.

The object OF the above-stylcd suit
Is 10 obtain a personal Judgment
against Mat Coleman. John &. Flct-
cher and Percy G. Fletcher. trading
as the Fletcher Fixture Company, and
William y. Richards. Jointly and
severally. for the sum OF s256.l9. plus
an attorneys fee OF $3S42, making 4
fetal of S29I.6l. with interest on
S25G.l9 from December &c. 1919. and
costs. on a condition sale contract for
one used Dodge automobile. serial No.
1886.
An affidavit having been made and
iiled that diligence has been used by
and en- behalf of the plaintiff to as
certain in what county or corpora
ticn Mat Coleman. defendant, is with
out effect, and that his last known
post office address was 924 Park Ave-
nue., Richmond, Virginia.; and that
William A. Richards. defendant. Ia
not a resident OF this state. and that
his last known post-ofiice address WAS
Admission. Alabama, It is ordered that
the said Mat Coleman and William y.
richards do appear here within ten
days after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit.
a Copy-Testc
w. T.. DU VAL. Clerk.
WILMER l.. OFIA HERTY, p. q.
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Trustees Auction Sale of Land
Goochland County, Va.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust.
dated August %. 1916: and recorded
Clerks Office; Goochland Circuit
Court, ID. H. IS, page ), default hav-
Ing been made in tho payment OF a
certain note therein secured, and be-
ing required by the beneficiary so to
60. we will sell ut public auction. on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %. 1920,
Mt l0:45 o'clock a. NJ,
certain tract of land OF ia acres
l.icktnSholc District, Goochland
county, on the north side of public
road leading from Halham to Fice's
and known as Lot =. plat recorded
-. II. a. page 33G
TERMS: Cash
y. V. SHEA and j. !. KEEGAN.
--- Trustees.
by POLLARD & H.AGBS, INC,
Real E.statn Amctinnnnrs
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ANDERSON'S
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.

soh wa nDa shsmsgr suite marble
and 2 straight chairs. slightly used. but
ao% yo sSn 10 pay for fif ,G. suite Ss
t,rins that Will DO tho most convenient
Tor you.
T%9 goi iRes Good %ahoFsny gaor sn sex
I'iced at $3.50 and UP.
One solid oak chamber, suit. consisting
Of dresser; wSshstand. bed. center table r,S:
,, straight chairs and i , ,1GNsr. Ihis
big bargain mt &i5c. Liberal terms can
he arranged.
One solid oak chamber suite. consisting
straight chairs and l rocker. Look at
this Bulte and BIO convinced OF the ex-
One mahogany. chamber suite of 7 pieces
straight chairs. l rocker. In this suite
w MI, Offer ~, very eIra9rd az value i,
only 1iss.5Q. sold ON very easy terms.
81 In splendid r. condition Priced from
10 ySm md are rp in h.s% OF a all odd Ss
here Is an opportunity To get what you
tcriun.
makes and In nns condition. These
PIANOS have -pisnhd tone. Priced at
lowed.
condition. priced very Io~. ana Sold ON on
easy payments.
Ono large walnut wardrobe. in c1ccilcn.
factory terms VIII bee allowed Don,
ic, this so by: several other wardro6es
In stock equally good values.
II you arc in need OF Kitchen cabinet
here IN an opportunity to get one at a
very low price and on convenient terms.
We have several Of ihrsc cabinets IN
stock: they have been used very little.
ana are in good condition.
A largo limo OF sanitary wood beds in
III. various woods. rr!ced very low.
Also large i!ne OF brass beds.
-Four oak siieboards. In good condition.
priced 1,s.G0 and up. also solid quar- :.
tered oak bunet. very massive. price
16s.
We have plcnty Q, blankets from which
YOU can select. from the cheaper gray
"res 20 tho higher Qualities. Sold to
you on easy terms. Get our prices on
these.
i variety Of mnk-, in wood and coal
heaters. such as hot blasts. .g: heaters.
open Franklin ana others. j M!ghtly
used. but IN good condition. Priced
very lo~.
Rotary. White and Doncstics. We ofIcr
these At half original cost. with our
guarantee TO give satisfaction.
Your old furniture will be taken a. par,
payment on your purchase.
ANDERSON FURNITURE CO..
BROAD AT FIRST.
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WESTHAMPTON
HOME

Overlooking Country club. Richmond
College and the river. thoroughly
modern In all its appointments, eight
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat,
garage for three cars, Colonial fire.
places: about nm acre of ground.
viii he glad To show this at any
time by appointment. Price, $50, 900.
MORTON G.. THALIIIMER,
First National Bank Building
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Real Estate for Exchange 3


BRICK PRoPERTY--WilI exchange first
class brick property in Lynchburs. Va,
rent. $4,000 per month. for good river
farm near Richmond not less than 400
acres: give exact location and full par
ticulars in first letter. Address 81 ID.
Iaden. Peoples National Bank, Lynch.
burg. Va.
BoULEvARD-Best located corner LOT on
boulevard. Convenient terms Box I73.
LoTs-t2 cash and s: per week viii buy
choice lot at East Highland Park: no
in Inter IT, or sanesi Si,y Wate5 gas and
already ds,d been extended into the property;
pess or out OF work. In case you buy a
lot during our special sale and built at
once, We Will give you n cash building
prize OF $500 and take q, second mortSaEc
Tor the balance of purchase price Of lot.
property or phone our ONCE, Madison sisa'
for appointment and we Will call for you.
East Highland Park Corporation, i2os
Mutual building. =,
STOP and think how many hundreds of
buyers are now reading these specino
. H. y u &
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Park

Beautiful home on Seminary Ave-
nue.. eight rooms, two baths. hot
water heat, double garage with ser
wants quarters above; large lot. fruit
trees and shrubbcry. Possession in
so days. This homo must hc sold at
once. therefore the low price $4,000.
Terms.
MORTON G. THALHIMER.
First National Bank building.
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Suburban for Sale
NEW srucco HOMES FOR SALE

NEW srucCo HOMES FOR SALE.
At reduction In price and upon reA.
sonable termA to acres OF land on tbs
Ashland car line at "LonEdalc." This in
you- opportunity TO get home OF your
own In growing community, where
values will certainly double, while Won
enjoy city conveniences with country ilfa
See BLACKBURN & ROGERS. INC.
I Mutual Bldg.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES

BY II. 7. RlCHESON x COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents and AuJtIoacrs.
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HOME.

| want to buy a
home in Richmond, on
Main Street or south
Of it, between Harri-
son and the Boulevard.
Must be in good con-
dition; brick pre-
ferred, but will con-
slider frame structure.
Address, giving full
particulars and price,
to H 419, care Times
Dispatch.
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fok SAiE--:T acres at E!nSs!anl Sta
non, miles from Richinond: hous.
.ooIls nails and porchcs. storehouse and
tenant hnusc. three rooms convenient a.,
stop -: Petersburg line. Terms 1900 ca Nh
thu |5o per month with interest Would
rent. Price $1,000. Rent. s25 per month.
george T.. Crawford q Co.. S32 E. Ia!:,
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by TiMBElHLAKE e HIT,
Real Estate Nuctioneers.
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MODERN HOME. substantially built of
best material. on large. well-improyed
corner lot; rooms. reception hall. bath
slate roof. large finished attic. hot water
heat. garage. cement floor; conveniently
located in Highland Park. Rcasonabl,
price. Phone Owner. Randolph bl65
$4,000.
GtSTER PARK.
4 splsndidiy built. wclI-arrangcd heat
ed. eiGhi-roon! house on beautiful lot in
one OF hest sections 70 park House hand :
sornely decorated newly painted inside and
out. hardwood floors up and downstairs
attic. large concrete cellar. Ruud heater
new brick two-car capacity garage with
servants rooms above. Good reason for
selling; can give early possession. viii
make terms. Call
OWNER,
PHONE BOULEVARD 39i5-w.
T.. ROX
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harms and Land for Sale ss

~ RNS--If you arc looking for a bar
;, gain In larss or small farm or subur-
No. 2 North Ninth Street. Room s.. go
NOTE that IoYeryIAd al EcorrecfIx inIinred
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Hf POLLARD & HAGBG, INC,
Real Estate Auctionacrs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Propcrty

FOR RENT OR sALE-Threc. story 6rTclc
building. situate at Blackstone, Va.
suitable for hotel; boarding house. apart.
plumbing. GrMnnd hoor now occupied ms
store Gao e!se lease on desirable terms.
w. $. IL art. Wilsoni N. c.
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Wc have on hand 6 pianos OF very good
makes and In hne condition. Thes.
pianos hayo splendid tone. Priced Mt
,i75 and UP. Very liberal terms al
lowed.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE NPluribus, 113
(Troxler), IL to 20 and out; Machine
Gunner, 113, (Mallin), s to s, 1 to 2;
Trompeur. 11S. (Dryer), 5 to 2. Time
AZ AS. Superb, John Arbor, Win or
Quit, Charley Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Hackamore los
(Rodriguez), 6 to 1, 5 to 2, 6 to 5;
Viola Gaffney, 103 (Smith), 6 to l.
3 to 1; Rapid Stride. los, (Judge)
5 to 2. Time, 1:16. Powder Flask
Betty Curry. Riddle. Encrinite, Bob
erna Breena, Benecia, Bounding
Through, Barley Water, Richard ".
Janice Logan, Emma J also ran.
THIRD RACE - Portlight, 11O
(Stack), 4 to 1, s to s, z to TO-. Arch
Plotter. los, (Heinish). s to 2, Z to 5;
Onico. 103. (Richcreek), 2 to 1. Time
1907 25. Ettahe, American Eagle
Archie Alexander, Sammy Boy, Gold
Vale, Cock o. The Main. Etruscan
Tingaling. Bonstelle also ran.
FOURTH RACE Lazy Lou, l0I
(wida), g to s, even, 2 to s; Trusty
106, (Pierce), 2 to 10, i to 8: Soldat
de Verdun, LOG. Oyke), 4 to s. Time
1:40. triumphant. Queen Blonde
Dairyman, Duke Lancaster. .Siesta
Ula also ran.
FIFTH RACEAArnold. 124. (My.
ers). 8 to I, to s. out; Twin, 112
(Heinish), 8 to s. 2 to 8: Ticklish
!, 116, (Thnrber). out. Time. 1907
Ultra Gold also ran.
SIXTH RACE--Heavy Weapon, 81
(Wida). 9 to 1. to 1. evep; Nepper
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Bunts and Bingles.

The Boston American league
club is said to be hard after the
services of Elmer Miller. outfielder
OF the st. Paul American associa-
tion. Just about a month ago it was
reported that the Cincinnati club
had offered S12.500 for him, but
failed to get him.
The Kansas City team Is full OF
ex-Pirates. Besides Alexander Nc.
Carthy. il has on it's list Beals
Becker. Bunny Brief. Ward Miller.
Earl Blackburn, George McQuillen,
and Ed Sweeney. McQuillen has not
Titched a game since 1918, when he
finished the season with the Cleve-
land Indians. He is now on the vol
untary retired" list of the Kansas
City club. Sweeney. who caught for
the Pirates in the early part of last
season. and then joined the Seattle
team. was purchased from the Pa
cific coast club more than a month
ago. Jack OnslOw. who played with
Pittsburg independent teams the
last two years, is also on the Kan
sas City list, as is Claude Perry,
who caught for the Pittsburg
Feds.
Nick Allen has signed with the
Cincinnati Reds for the coming sea-
son. As Bill 1ariden signed the
other day. the Reds have now two
of their three catchers in line. Ivy
Wingo is still holding back.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04

This is not the first time that Al
stark has been South. In 1917 he
was a member of the EufauIa CAla-
bama) club. This team was in the
Dixie League.
Joe Engle. who is a free agent is
In better shape than any man on
the team. and the way he is show
ing up makes il look like Griff
could use the Washington lad on
the rubber instead of the scouting
department
Griffith claims he has never seen
any hotel set up any better meals
than the boys are receiving here.
Allie Watts. who is some piano
PLAYER. gave a repertoire of selec-
lions last Sunday morning that
caused several of the straight-Iaeed
guests to sit up and take notice.
1t was because he started to iazz
II. and they being church members
thought he should have played
hymns. Still. he got a great hand
after each little tune he played.
Tommy Leach. who will manage
the local club. is anxious to have
Griffith give him about six games
heretofore the regulars active. This
may be done. if Indianapolis or the
Cubans do not accept the terms Of
fercd
Business Manager Frank Ban
! croft writes that the Cincinnati club
viii leave Miami Sunday morning,
March Il. and arrive at Tampa the
same evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Pilot Griffith Is Satisfied
With Looks of His Yannigans

the club is going to be badly dis
appointed.
Next week. when the other play
ers arrive. there is going to be a
mighty battle among the recruits
for a regular place. With Capt.
Mcbride to hand out instructions to
the players who are trying for
short, there should be a vast i'm
provement at that spot.
President Griffith stated that II
big Dave Davenport does not re-
port by Monday he will notify the
ST. Louis Browns that the deal Is
off. II am not bothering a bit, about
what the pitcher does. With john
son, Shaw and Erickson as my reg
ular right-handers, and Courtney
and Zachery as my southpaws, i
am well fixed with a grand lot OF
twirlers. / have the best-iooking
lot of youngsters it has been my
good fortune to draft and buy that
has evef fallen my way" he added.
I'VE will surprise a lot OF the
fans and other clubs who think we
are not going to be up there hight
ing for the flag" said the Old Fox.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Training Camp Chatter
of Nationals at Tampa
GEORGE L. MORELAND

Tampa, Fla. March 3.-When the
regulars report Monday President
Griff will have both the older play
morning and afternoons. The kids
will get the first crack at the prac-
tice each session. for after skull
talk the regulars will take the
field.
Val PiCinich says he would not
he surprised to see every man on
the team hit well above 800 this
year. Il have looked at all of them
and cannot notice a weakness. Why
not single man is a bit timid.
They stick at the plate until the
last and you cannot drive them
away. | have not seen one of them
move until the young lady who has
dishcd up the hash has moved the
plate then they all go to the bench.
Greatest bunch to eat | ever saw
remarked Val.
Jim Shaw looks to be in midsum-
mcr condition. He will not have
that weight to take off this spring
that he did last. He should be in
Al shape when the season opens.
Last season ne was weeks late in
getting started
Mike Martin must be cOngratu-
lated on the way he has fixed up
the grounds. Mike had over 200
loads of clay hauled and dumped
on the grOund-and it costs more
to get a load of clay down in Flor
ida than it does load of coal.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Disturbance 1O9
(H. Carner), to 5, to and 1 to 4;
Dorothy. Sl12. Murray, l to 2,
to 4; Fiction, 1l2, (White), Z to 10,
Time. :491 Berthaminax, Firefiy
I'd also ran.
SECOND RACE - Sayeth. 113,
CPitz). 5 to I. to l, even: Brer Fox,
10, (Finley). ) to 2, 6 to 5; Gras-
mere. 113. (Carnody). Z to 10. Time,
los 2-5. May Craig, Miss X, Claude
Walker, Dock Lothe, b. +. Butler
Sea Beach. Front Royal, Passion and
Native Soil also ran.
THIRD RACE - Stiletto, los
Murray. 5 to I, 9 to /, even; The
odore Fair. los, (Barnes), 4 to /
2 to l: Sure Get. 113, (Collins)
4 to 10. Time, 1:0S. Weymouth
Girl, I.ackrose. Farnum, Prince
Bonero. Sir oliver. Fortunes Favor
Prince Easy, Hazelnut, Sophie h
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Different Eyes
103, (Carmody). Z to 2, Z to 5, to 10;
Sirocco, 113, (Pickens), s to 5, 4 to 5
Colonel Taylor, 113, (Barnes), to 2
Time, ] III As. Clearing Up; Belle
OF Elizabethtown, Basil, Ina Frank
Cromwell also ran.
FIFTH RACE - Baladin. 100
(Brown), 2 to 1, 4 to s, 2 to S; Mano.
kin. liz, Hunt). to 1, even: The
Talker. 110, "a. Collins), 2 to 1
Time, 1:43. Grace, Chansonette
Sunningdale. Dione, Rey Ennis and
Legacy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Foster Embry, log
Murray, to 2, even, to 2: Dainty
Lady. 102, (Barnes), s to 2, 6 to s
Skeer Face, los. (Chiavetta), 1 to
Time. 1:46 2-5. Galway, Ned Miley'
bright, Fairly and Great Gull alsc
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
RIFFS ROCKIES LOOK PROMGC T. AFTER STAR GRDIRON COACI
Speedy Rush or Church May
BeNamed CodchofC. UHeuen

Speedy" Rush. of Princeton. lasi
seasons coach of the Cornell clever
will not go begging for a job Il
the student body of Catholic Uni
versity have anything to do will
finding Speedy" gridiron bertf
for 1920. 1t Is a known fact thai
the Brookianders are In the field foI
a capable football coach, and from
the inner circles among the student
body comes the word that an at.
tempt has already been made to OBJ.
tain Rush.
The Cornell tutor was not as sue.
cessful with the Ithacans last season
as had been anticipated. with re.
suit that the athletic council at the
end Of the football campaign, I'M
mediately started dickering for thu
services of Gilmour Dobie.
No confirmation would be giver
by the athletic authorities at thu
Brookland institute that efforu
were being made to obtain Rush't
services, but from the talk of the
Red and Black students II is taker
as an understood fact that Rush will
be given the job.
In case his services can not be
obtained the position will be offered
to Courtney Church, the former
Western High School athlete who
later was picked as an all-Americar
player while playing at Yale
Catholic University intends to dc
big things in football next fall, and
the move toward obtaining the serv.
ices of either Rush or Church means
a big boost in the gridiron game al
the Brookland Institute.