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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
" anted To Buy

ANTIoU FURNITURE We are paying
The highest cash prices for antique furni-
lure of all kinds bureaus. tables, chairs
aud mirrors. even in broken condition
Also pictures china. glassware Jewelry
and especially old silver viii call any
where Phone 364H 'fhe Old Curiosity
Snop. 9ll Iathai - \ d levin. Prop
CLOTHES VIII buy your ola clothes
Isaac Gibbs S3S French street Ph0ue
29OJ None bought al store.
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Musical instruments

PATHE- Photographs nd tnalr greatest
feafures. no needles TO change Plays all
make records with their respective needles
AZ their best Guaranteed nve years. Al
FORD piano Co. 21u N Ninth street
pUON0GkAPH RECORDS Victor and
Columbia tiuod condition several nun
dred TO se.ecG from. 25c up Apply egen-
ings sI2 jackson street.
PIANO tor sale tIood condition. Ill W
Twenty -nfth street. Phone AZ
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Wanted To Buy

Wanted To Buy 6b
DIAMONDs-We will pay you The highest
prices B. Kleitz Il Bro. Co. sixth ana
Market streets
JUkk-Let me buy your ssrond-hsnn
goods Highest prices In DelaWArP. ~
Sloan il9 West street Phone Is4l Is4o
OLD GOLD-l will buy your old gold and
silver Willard r. Davis. gil East sec
oud street. -
RUkABOUT- Wanted, or top wagon, SEC
ond hand. rubber tired. in good conditlon
Must be cheap. state price. Address John
Stern. Yorklyn. Del.
Rooms and board bf
ADAMS ST. sO4 Room with board for
one gentleman. Also table board.
MARKET ST. 23ls One furnished room
for gen tleman. viii serve breakfast. Phone
343
PENNA. AVE, l6fU- room and board for
two Near Is N o. station.
ROOMS AND BOARD Also hrst-class
table board Phone 2676 J.
WASHINGTON ST, 9lg Rooms and
board. all conveniences. Table board Phone
54i3.
" nth ST, 9O7 Room and board for
gentleman Room well heated Second
story front All conyenences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Investments. Stocks, Beads

Investments. Stocks. Bonds ss
INVESTMENTS Opportunity offered to
subscribe 10 local security producing un
usual return Absolute guarantee OF prtn
cipal Most successful concern. StrtctPst
confidence Address Investment. Il. q. BOX
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prick v,y,-pAssongor. 1919 model Call
Holly OaA 24o
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CUFX XkOLFT-l92I Brand new 1873
BuIck ~IX Al shape paint. r1p.e[ 3n}s ~ NJ
S2,w viii take any make OF car ~ on
trade Phone smyrna loo or ADDRESS N''o
d Wright q son. smyrna Del
DoRT Touring IN good order and good
r-,t,per Also Chalmers 1920. touring Auto
ReDalr Co. ~. French. Phone 1864
FORD Touring newly painted; GOOD ruo-
ber Mechanical condition Al all Iol2.
pOKD- Touring car 500 Hupmobie
model 70 Sf5U. square Deal H~rSses o''-
~tr oIlastOn stree
HUDSON Touring car IN good conditl tlon
Cnion Paving Co foot OF Market street
Phone 4tn'b-
,TIo\AI, sedan 1919 model six-cyi-
,na..r seyen-pa >~enger Excellent condI-
tlou sOl WooGiaVn avenue
OAKLAND open cars rebuilt and re-
,a,r-f.,d The prices arr ceptlOnany low
= ms payIneutS II desired. open sunday
unti 3 o ciUck 2l9 French street
oAhLAND- sedan and touring. reDainted
and renovated something good al "a 10"
prlre open sunday until : ciuck- Zis
French. street
sTEARNS-KNIGHT- Chummy roadster
Must s.il Max offer Demonstration a
sOa Jefferson street
SCRIPTS BOOTH sedan. completely re
built and rcpaiuted II you want cIoSet
ca a. a good price stop in Open Sunda!
until S q clock 2ls French stroet
TkUCk Vim. in arst-class condition. spe
ca nuchsters Dody 1iarase. 5l1 sh4pley
UsLD CAKs-
Rt-ICk. 1920. 7-PASS
BUICK 1920 5-PASS.
RUICk 1910 COUPE.
UIICk 1871. TOT RING.
BUICk Isl. COUPE
ofDSMOBu.E 1918 ROADSTER
CHEVROLET 1919 ROADSTER
wILMIAGTON AUTOMOBILE co,
ri " TENTH STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT
Male or Female

GOYERNMENT-W railway mail
clerks Si35 month. List of positio Tree.
Write Immediately. Franklin insttuoe'
Dept. I'LL. Rochester. ". Y.
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DOLL HOSPITAL-heAds ana Wigs Comb
INKS made up any style. nIS ". sew
entn street az W aluUI street. Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
BUSINESS SERVICE
moving, Trucking, Storage

HANNAGANS TRANSFER-LocAt an
long distance hauling. Phone 2s4s ".
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TABLE BOARD-By the week Us King
strnct Mrs 4. Hand
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ANNIN GS-l aiken down. " ; Williams.
81 aShingLOn street. Phone S9a
BUCHER-Signs OF every description at
= Is Shlpley street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Suburban For Rent

Faur-ruum bungalow at
;hetlpot Park Apply Mrs Henry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16

Moving, Trucking, Storage %
FURkIIUEl4. AiUFING---And storage Ser
vice local and lone distance. III undys sol
Madison. Call 1890.
HAIIIkCs-Sam McCormicE. ucayy maui
ing moving Of all kinds. anywhere Resi-
deuce. y2I ShalIcross avenue - A.
Phone 4193 w .
UAUIING-Let OpiCz move you. reason
able prices Long distance service y q.
Opitz, 224O Pine street. Phone 1aI3 W.
AULING-Contracting. IN or out of city.
Trucks one TO nyC tons. J.. W SyiTlL 10Y
Concord avenue. Call 4577
UAUIING-Edward " Carter tocai or
Ions distance light or heavy moving and
hauling 1921 Lancaster avenue Pbope
35O5 NJ : or 6o51 W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
BANK TRACK TEAMS HAVE
ARRANGED INDOOR MEET
Events Will Re Held I'm Gru:s. .irmory
March I9-COmmitrcc
Hard Work.

Under the auspices Of Richmond
chapter. American institute of Bank
ing, plans are being formula cd ior Il
mammoth track meet TO be held AT the
GrayS hrmory on March -
! Only employees 81 Local bar<n. in.
htitutious Viii be allowed 10 partici-
pate; but as some o: the best athletes
in the city ar" employed at the banks
excellent work r. looked for. II IS
planncH To have number % events
for tho women ~ the banks. The
iiitN-yard dash and the relay arc two
entries ;hat arc sure 10 bc staged for
The coming trac. meet viii II" III"
first ono held in Richmond armorics
for four Years, aud ~ Il climax to
tho exceedingly busy season bank en-
ploy"os have enjoyed latciy along ath-
letc lines. /; is expected ,hat ali %!
the larger banks viii enter contestants
10 compete for the various races. and
"a each bank has numerous friend.
and supporters. y j. MANNED TO provide
seating accommodations for tho rival
banks in groups Each section will have
its own cheer leaders while the neccS-
.ary cclors VIII he provided 10 the
track entrants.
Among the mems events arranged
dies. 220-yard dash, Sa0-yard run. mi!e
rum. relay races, shot put ana hie :
Points arc 10 count ;. , ana l. .n or
de- named. and TO the bank anna sin Z
IN. largest number Uf points 4 trophy
viii be given.
Members OF the committee arrang sing
for officials and program. ar" sheppard
Crump. chairman; Jesse + Wood. g.
Ncrsal Blackburn. Eddie Holtzc. Paul
MAYO and Charley Word.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
- . --=a-=-a-=---aaH
HAVANA ENTRIES

First r4ce-six furlong>-co, l.t.r,I. 81:
Director James SO: Exempted. iui: prari1.I.
.l,wc l"i; BABY Bonds. iJi; Daisy T.. lDt:
lady i.angion, t"i; The Sn"i,. Ios .H.ji
l:y"rs lls Jack Dawson. 100: Ga!aw;tv, III,
1iaMby. III.
:, coni racc-six ;urlongS I.orcna A.. ~:
iarahlc. 'v'. Bon OTIS. lv.: rrc:.Iln ION,
rs; Enrerc io.i Ghan.on9,ie Il, ,!er; iiil-
- Cora, III: D"laucy, III I.cona. ~.
Third race-siN fur!onGs--ituncat G.nrgc.
-. l:acdaI!nc. IS; Assumption. !oG Hi
,m:Cd". 1876; .Sky2ian, log; Foster E.ahry.
!W; Hmsicr Ci.rr., ie'i Mike Dixon. l"';
fIr.; iul!"t. 100
Fourth receive and one half fur!ongs-
l.uC.G May. &C. inc!ncraior 10. Superior.
To-: Mis- l:a'uc NJ, lo.: steve. i0,; Perfect
Lady; lo': Little ono, lp'; rast"p, loi: Hush.
10; picmcd. los; llc{;ce i.crch, III Polar
Gun. Id.
Fifth racc--milc aud "a sixteenth Small Il!
stone IS: GuiucpuSl, Ig: SUM- rSdalc. Io1 {:
Iirna. 10. WartaN. 10; Rcu Wyiltm, Ioa
Cork. ich, Little Ed. oi Muds.il. l.,: Say
eth. ia; Royalty. H.
Sixth rac"-mii" and, ff,y yardS-Diunc
-: Arthur Middleton. -: Crystal Day iO::;
!sill linnlcy. ie.; Great Gull. 100: Ned Mi
lclbrisht. i06: I:a.aain leo: Lady Ivan, 10! !;
Pope. 100; pimitri. lJs: i;ucknail. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
BRAUER NINE REORGANIZES
SnndlOt Aggregation Which Made
Great Record Inst Year, Holds
tict-Togcthcr Meeting.

Applicants for the X. u. Brauer
baseball team met last night in the
store of their owner and formulated
plans for the coming baseball! season.
Eleven prospective members Of tho
team wcrc present and Manager Grace
went over his plans for the sca:on and
the boys appeared TO b. unusually OPP
timistic Last year they won the pen
nant in their league and are confident
OF repeating. 10 dale the manager
has secured the signatures of sixteen
men TO contracts and is confident he
VIII be able to mould the right com
bination from this lot.
one OIL the main reasons for the op-
timism of the manager at this time
is the fact that 4. Y. Dahn, pitcher
and catcher on las; years team will
be back in harness this season. and
VIII be depended upon to do most OF
he hurting as he showed 10 advantages
i'll the box last season. although going
behind the bat on several occasions.
FOLLOWING arc, the men signed: H. W.
McFar.and. outiieldcr; w. \. Mallory.
inficldcr; T.. y. EIanky. catcher: j. ii.
Strinscr.. catcher. Page NJ. Beck. cut
fielder; q Va. Iiillard, inficllcr; Z. V
pahn. pitcher and catcher; H. s. Dahu.
outhelder; G. ". Kennedy. pitcher; w.
NJ Collins. iniiclder; c. f. Baker.
pitcher; j. II. Collins, inticldcr: ~ Nj.
Ecckcr, first base; g. IT. Dcwcll In
fielder; Ray White, inhcldcr. and Tom
Grace. pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PREP QUINTET CONFIDENT
John Mnr>hnlt Basketball Tenn He.
Itr'ca, IL VIII Down Woodbcrry
In Return Game.

Despite the defeat OF John Marshalrs
basketball team by Woodberry Forest
saturday, the followers % The loca!
iNu DO not regard the score as a de-
r!svc cae. bu, predict a different out
come :or q! return battle TO be staged
hers saturday
several details: no, exactly helpful
game. VIII be changed in tna coming
contest. In the irs, place. Coach
Tuck"r Jones vii! be with his charges
!" lend ,hcu He benefit %: his dircc-
zion and advice. He WAS unable 10
accompany the squad ON the trip, hav-
ii'E remained IN Richmond To rctcree
Nv. Virginia johns hopkins game.
Another hHip to the Blue and White
casers Nil be the presence Of Hicks.
contributed u large proportion OF the
points made by Tia: John Marshall! ag-
Srcs2tion thts season. Hicks was de-
tnncd IN l:ich;nond last Saturday by
sickness sill! more: u.cful TO the
hnm" team VIII be their familiarity
With tho Y VI. =. \. hour. where the
return game xii! he staged.
Tho John Marshal! boys themselves
are not giving amy aiibi. but declare
;ha' til" Woodbcrry. team was tho
aLrungcst against which ,hty have
played this year. They expect a hard
arht, but are none the less confident
,hat they will hc able 10 turn tho
tables on tn" lads fr,CT Orange, after
tho hard course o: Training through
which their coach VIII put them this
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WRESTLING CARD ARRANGED
PAIR OF BOUTS WILL BE
STAGED HERE MARCH I
Plcstinn Meets Christensen. White
Ickc Smith Will Tackle
Frank Burns,

"Picstna is n good. big man. have
wrcstled him and l believe he would
give Joe Stcchcr all he, could handle!
believe Il match between Stecher and.
. Plestina would be decided in tho stay
ing powers OF the men," Such Is the
opinion OF Harold Christensen, the
sturdy Danish heavyweight. who has
been booked TO wrcstic Plestina in the.
City Auditorium the night of March ] :,
christensen has been in Richmond for
the last few days and he plans to re-
main, here for training until he and
tho Jugo- Slav arc ready to so to tho
mat.
plcstina has appeared inttwo bouts:
here, but his opponents in these. on
SagcmcntS were outclaSScd. II Chris
tsns"n lives up to the things expected
when the pair hook up in their finish
match. -
cnristenssn is so9-pounder and he
ponent Of catch as catch can. He Is
a native Of Copenhagen. Denmark. but
has followed the mat game in this
mond to @restle ..zeke:" smith. .''t the
SECOND match on the ca I'd ~ The a1ichf s
men; with Bobby" Aiainfort Mere re-
burns was recognized IS tho mddis-
" we'Fh, champion Of Mi H11 Ra for sex
game and Smith Will endeavor to be
/ in the pink OF condition and also to
grapples with Burns. -.
The double bill is expected to furn-
ish TWO lively bouts. 4 change in the
seating arrangements OF tho stage at
The city Auditorium will provide much
better conditions for tho bouts. -Four
or five rows Of seats on the stage have
L hoo .fI Il !, ,,.tI1 a
larger space for the mat. RinGsidc
seats also can, be placed to the rear
4 semicirclc. Reserved seats for tho
bouts have beer put on sale. 81:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
HAVANA RESULTS

rirs' racc-slH iurlonss- Mildred. los
NIiasr"i, 100 ,MurraaD. - 10 =.
: 10 KS 10 D. TO 8. third. Tune 10
= Miss *. fGckarcc. Herself. Plain
i.o-thcr. Mary Ihzhurh, Sandstone. Virgil"
second racc-tvt aud ono .hsl: nirlonss-
Ton i!GnI. iVt lLjaruesl. II l. J to j.
!" .; wo'; JIM, % tAthinn;on}. to =
.n,'f,arn'oa%l $ TO j. 10 to ). third
t;!rl; Sir OH ply; rim !!onero. Twenty.
Third r"cc.-nvo ana ono half turlorrs--
Is oIan. % tFlcichorl. 20 "a !. 5 TO l. 4 TO
won: NeIe. i@% tcnrmody,; TO ;. .
~. shecrfsc.' wsit.r M"ck. iiirh Gear,
l:rizz Iron Cross n. .Mcliora ran
~ G'ickcnaj. even 10 ,, ! /" :. woni
10 J.. even. second Col. taylor: il.
Tri% md !" s,- /" . , 70 5; ,nird
heth'own. Basil. Bell McCioy. Alvori also
Firm race--mllc and furlonr-walnu.
10, Won: Legal. lo2 Ukcdcris) j 10 =
rren, ! t? =. second Hank nDay.. :. l"a
iai -, l.acEa%anns sY'h i,u imf T'm:
Cromwell ran.
sixth race,,mlle and sixteenth
fs @SH III hry E% "ais 10. to ,,in.a :"
{" :. . 10 3. second: Miss. sweep. III
,Garn"r). ;; t" :, cv.n, 10 :, third. Time
IA i;I, S ~ Na'icau. Eda ifcrrmann Assign
Joe pc Wales ram
%svsnth raceImnc aud nnv yards =
,:ar'a' ~ ,ii,nnn t." to :. q to );
t. i, 70 10 ). ,hira r 'Flme 'loT -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Gtaay.. ~; Lefty cc. liz: Mn,, r. sn,
~. Machine Gunner. ~: Th" Moor II5:
MeEnns 10; Dmcr Is. 10: rsurihu., liz,
second rae is ryrl"nss vision. 80: Or.
E!,nn.Gs star; i9l Shamrock Green. iSi
:; Propaganda. Ioi; Prince Dnugin. ioH
sharp Practice. lUS Eddie McBriIe II
George Mnehlbach, 100. Eligible: E,,Il, ini
t"m Brooks. l06; Mis- orb. aG Hop over
i,.irl ra;.-siN fu,longs ,AIarmi,c -;
nlgnaroh; lo6 l,uiluX. lpI: Dixi. CAREER
\kin. il.; N"pp"rhan. li": Iilaiz", liz: OBJ
lr rtuuiy. lIi,; 0uccu Elonde, III. Eiir!bic
ago. rl- Orderly. ica; Cobalt Lass, io:
Fourth racc-mi!c and seventy Yards
Brcu2". leo: Sicsta lr; Sans per H. 10,
l,airynam, l"l; Warmusk, las! Lively, ilo
:iuula OF Pleasure. 10: Truitus 10.
rf'h raCc--inilr aud a sixteenth (Nrmc-
tIun baby fund hmndicnDl Saint t;cruiain
t Tailor Mud. 81; honolulu boy. iO2
an' lo7; Ornond. io,: chief. Ii5.
Sixth racc-milc and "A siNtccnth--I Win
F, Yin I0i: Walter Willow, lDi: Antoincttc
~: prpncs. lo6; VIA DO, 100; James, l0G
,>Xpthalius, los: intcrba'ancr 1Ga; Kim
l.iIong, l9: CAPITAL City. 10: Bar Ono, III;
pigcoridc, III: Thursday Nightcr. III; Rad
q nf1 ,,ov nj ,o5 Huron H. iiS Eligible; Gold
seventh race1mIlc and three siNtcenths-
Ky pilot. li.: Water Proof, III: DaJaztJ
.; Contestant, IL.
cloudy; FAST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
----------------- ------------------
CATHOLIC QUIMT COMING
Washington Five VIII Appear Here
March =, but Opponents Have
Not Been Determined.

lp!hc hlcN.Sial, general nanaS r
o! The hichm@nd Sports Association.
Inc. announced last night that he had
closed with the Catholic Cnivcrsity Y
basketball tenn To play here March )
IN the Blues .Armory. The opponent
Of the Washington aggregation has
not been selected, but several good
teams are being considered by Kicvc-
SALT In event thc Catholic team Viii
play an independent organization
klcvcsahl VIII stack il up against the
Church lIil Athletic cub. The Rich
mond quiut was defeated by V. f. l..
by the margin OF fifteen points. while
Tech Won from Catholic University by
ten points. In view Of these scores
kieyesnhl believes Church Hill viii
give Nihc District OF Columbia ,iuint
~ hard game.
Church. lliil has in former games
demonstrated they have we'll bal
anccd team, and one that compares
Cavorably with the average college
team in Virginia They have been de-
feateQ but once this season and lost
thcn TO the Y. L. l. team in Richmond
last Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Louisiana Governor Acts
to Prevent Cockfi ,hts
LIZ Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ai.--t;uv-
crnOr PIensnnt Int this afternoon
took action to prevent the holding
of the National Came Cock lights in
Orleans or Jefferson Parishes after
he personally had prevented the
scheduled mains from being held nj
OpelouSns, I'm 81. Landry Parish,
sunday night.
In telegram to superintendent
of police here the Governor stated
ne had received information tho
cock fights would be held in New
Orleans and called upon the police
tO stop them. tho Governor stating
hc UNDERSTOOD the promoters. hnlkcd
In attempts t0 stage the champions
ship mains mt OPciousns. Ind ship
ped the birds to New Orleans and
would stage the events hero or Just
across the line IN Jefferson Parish
In the next few days. The chief ef
police In replying To the Governor
promised ro-opc.ntiOn i'm prevent
ing the event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SPIDERS TO PLAY JACKETS
RICHMOND COLLEGE MEETS
RANDOLPH-MAC0M T0NlGH 7
IiIrnI College CUNTS to Clash nt Uiucs'
ArniOry-Bnni> Teams In
Preliminary.
L.. v. I. \. a. LII.
Standing Uf Clubs.


Macon CUNTS and the basketball teams
- the American National Bank and
Droad street Eank WIN furnisi; the
mond Eluey Armory. IN the nth bag
kctbal! carnival. under the auspices Of
ne lichn"nd sports Association. Inc.
L." Inc iirst upon the card aud vii!
START 1T o'clock
he contest between tho Jackets and
the Spiders will bn ono OF the cham
pionsh:pa games OF the Eastern Vir-
sin'a Intercollegiate. Athletic Associa-
tion and considerable interest is at
clean slate so far and head the league
WITH four Victories without Il single
HSfT so , Sreai Is . 'h@ lran Of thf
the Spiders tonight II can lose there
!nHin'3$ game on the schedule. That
N Ashland. and capture tho baskct-
BAH trophy OF the Eastern Division.
Spiders Have Slim Chance.
ior their five to tie tho Jackets. and
VIII be present in fun force tonight TO
,.,s., the E@d ana Blue athle,"S 70
stop Randolph Macon and William and
Mary repeat tho performance in ASH
and Saturday night, the kichmand
players are out or the Jacket lineup
ma IN: itighly Improbable is possible.
'rogn ost!cations arc funny anyway
and YOU never can tell what will IGip-
pen IN an" Kind OF sporting event.
Richmond College Going Good.
since being defeated by tho William
aul Mary uuint in this city the Spiders
hay" bncn going we'll and lighting hard
IN every game thoy have ijiay.4i. \
recent exhibition OF the fighting power
o. the Eichnond fv. WAS given Satur-
uty night. when the Spiders won from
William and Mary IN Williamsburg. by
the score 81 T. 30 20, after an extra
session had been played. owing 20 the
teams being tied When the second pc
riod ended.
flindolph- Macon is cxpocced TO have
3: number o; its Students present to
chc"r The Jackets on and with tn.
Usual numi'"r OF Richmond Coii.uc
Supp3rters on hand. con"ldcrablc root
in. should result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
YANKEES RELEASE TWO
Third Hascmnn Smith Goes To WASH
inGton and Outfic!dcr Wick
1nnd To Toledo.
fBy Associated Press


NEW YORK. Feb 2i-Thc New York
Americans tonight announced the re-
lease OF Third Eascman j. Carlisle
Smith to tho Washington American
League club; Outiicidcr Albert Wick
land 20 the Toledo club OF the Amcri-
can Association. and OutnIcdcr George
IlalaS TO III. 81. Paul Club, also OF the
American Association.
Smith. who WAS obtained recently by
the Yankees from the Eostom Nation
ais for use IN u contemplated dcal.~waS
released ~ the waiver price when the
plans failed 10 matcr;a.izc. Mana &c:
Miller linG.inS. declared. Clark Grif-
nth. of the Washington Club. was the
Only major lca.u" man. ger who re-
fused 10 niNr cli, i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SCHEDULE is COMPLETED
FOR TITULAR CONTEST
Literary mud Athletic League Names
six SrhoUls Us Contcuders
for Ouimt iInnOrx.

i''p''Iil - nc ! mes l'.SDat en-.
ifNCIiHUEC. w. Feb 2i.-Thc 1920
Virginia high school basketball cham
pIonship W 10 bc fought out between
Charioticsvill".i Richmond. Portsmouth.
Newport News. Norfolk and Lynchbure.
each .! ;hcS. teams having won the
required four games prior-to February
70. as required by the plan OF the
Virginia High Schoo! Literary and
Athletic Lea cue
Coach Warthcn. Of the local team.
has been advised that III. first prclim-
mary game Will br played here nest
Saturday evening between Lynchburt;
and Charlottesville. and the other pre-
limInariCs viii ID" b.twcc John Mar
shall, OF i:ichmond. aud Maur%. OF Nor
folk. and Portsmouth and Newport
News. March >.
These Three games viii! leave three
teams in the race. and the seminal be-
tween the winners; in the eastern part
-! tho State will be arranged later. III"
winner of which Viii play the winner
If the .Chnrlo ttcsviilc-L ynrhourg game
III the University or Virginia. this game
settling the state championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

John Shubert aerial contor-
ZIONIST Of world fame.
Miss Irene Montgomery. voted
most perfect woman in circus
world. in sensational gymnastic
feats on fourrung ladder. =
The Riding Stickneys, remark
able bareback fcats on cayuses
from Western plains.
Great Theresa Troupe. with
their trained dogs, ponies and
carrier pigeons.
The Raymonds in novelty
teeth and wire act.
John Rodcriquez, most famous
slack wire artist in the world.
The Great Paldrens, lamp
jumpers and acroplano spinners.
Miss Lillian Russell, balancing
trapeZe performer.
The Riding De Motifs, famous
bareback and carrying act.
The Mechanic. Il world Of fun.
Curtcssc's Dog and Pony Show.
Aerial Troy, trapczc contOr-
zionist.
Fred Sterling, worlds most
famous clown.
Rice Bell and baldwin. fun
nicst acrobatic clowns in Amer
lea. -
Ducos Bros, Musical Clowns.
Auspices American Legion.