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The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
GREAT LITTLE BALL PLAYER
Only One Thing Wrong With Mary
Ellen Was That, as a Pitcher,
She Lacked Control.

FOur-year-Old Mary Ellen dearly
loves to play with her seven-year-old
brother and his little friends. To
make herself what he labels a good
fellow" she initiates all their traits.
Now she is permitted TO go with them
outside and play outside games.
And recently they have begun to
play ball. Mary Ellen's part In this
has been for the most part chasing
stray balls. But in her heart she
aspires to he pitcher. And the 9th
er day when her mother was out in
the yard she exhibited her ability in
that line. Don't you think l pitch
good. mOther?" she asked. "Why,
throw out my leg every time throw
the bali-iust like the man did out
at the ball park"
And she did, too, every time.
though the ball went wild and landed
quite in the opposite direction from
which it had been aimed.-Eychange
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11

Cons,nntinople.-It is reported here
tab has broken the opposition of the
Turkish Nationalist army to Frances
occupation OF it's specified region In
Asia Minor
The Aintab defeat. after bitter
bloody and prolonged struggle, has
taken from the Turks considerable Of
their morale. Also they must use what
guns they have left against the British
and the Greeks.
1t is said negotiations for peace be-
tween the French and Turks now are
near.
The Second French column, which
took Antnh. killed 200 Turks and
hns not yet been able to count the
wounded. The Turks had artillery
ou,rnnging the French seventy-fives,
but they were unable to train them eff
fectively on the advancing columns.
Increasing handitry in Syria against
the French Is expected shortly to force
France TO send an ultimntum to the
FeiSal government, il wnS learned
from authoritative French sources The
French claim 10000 troops in Syrin.
with reinforcemen,s on the way
simultaneously comcse Il report that
the French and Turks are dickering
for II Cilicinn armstice. the French in
tending to evuCunte. An armiStice will
relcnSe thousands of French troops for
Syrian occupation. although the Off
Gals are certain FciSal will get some
support from the Turks irrespective of
any agreement.
A change of Red policy from the In
ternutiOnaliStS to the Nationnlists is
dnmpening Mohnmmcdnn enthusiasm
for the RolShevist movement The
Reds and MuStnphn Kemal, however,
are now negotiating on joint Near
East policy.
Enver Pnsl,a's wife has been receiv-
ing letters from her husband dated
Bhku. II is understood. Enver is not
commanding an army. but is conduct
Ing propaganda.
The slogan here seems to he "Wil-
sonism or Bolshevism."
Acceptance of an Armenian mandate
now would involve the United States
not only in the Turkish imbrogliO. but
hemlned in from the south by the Ma
tiOnnlists and from the north by BOl.
sheviStS.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
Advocate Coal EMBARGO.

WaShinGtnn.-An embargo on the eN.
port Of b;uminuuS coal was urged in
the Senate by senator Walsh, Demo
cIut, Massachusetts. who declared thai
the country faced industrial paralysis
for lack of coal unless some such step
is taken. The Interstate Commerce
Commission wn- requested in II reSo-
luton introduced by Representative
Dnllineer. Republican,, of MasSnchu-
setts to Stop al conl exports.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
Seven Lives Lost to Date.

Grand Junction. Colo.-I,iver floods
OH the western slope have claimed two
more victims making II total toll Of
seven lives since the spring thnws be-
gan, when Billy Henricy and Myroi
Sacerons, twn young Russian rancher-
,ear Newcastle, were thrown into the
raging Grand river by the breaking Of
a cable tram line on which they wer''
attempting To cross to the opposite
shore. Their bodies were swept dowI
stream and ont of sight almost IL
stantly and l,uye nor been recovered
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
EaNorite Sons.

81 understand you are mentioned rs
Il favOrite SON"
entirely against my WILL" answered
Senator Sorghum. Most of the
favOrite sons | have known have had
about rs much chance of growing up
to he real fighters as the teachers pets
in the old days at school,"
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
Spain Uses Firing Squad.

Madrid.-l; Reports from Barcelona
say four men condemned to death for
the murder of civil guards were exc
cuted by firing squads because no pro-
fessiOnal rNcruiOner could be found
TO gnrrote the culprits. They declared
they were out of practice. Therefore
soldiers were called on.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
Ouch /!

Young Lady-It seems TO me thar
you have very keen sense of tn.
comical
The Snob (vislhIy tlattereD [
cannot deny the fact. How have you
discovered it?
Yong LADY, saw you smiling at
your image in the mirror
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
New Loan to Relolum.

New YOrk.-A new lOnn to Belgium,
the proceeds to be- used to liquidate
$50 OOO.O0O acceptance credit maturing
in June. has been announced by j. l..
Morgan x Co. and the Guaranty Trus:
Company of New York, { seal agents
of the Belgian government.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
FOREIGN.

ihe ArmenIans have accented 81, In.
vitation from the Russian BoIshevi.ts
!" sehd delegates to Moscow, according
10 information received by the French
foreign office.
Inc dowager countess of Grapsrd
mother of the present earl of Grnp,rd
who mnrried Beatrice, daughter Of 90
ueh Mi'is OF New York. is deud at Gus.
tleknock, Ireland.
Inc Japanese cabinet has voted tn
reduce the naval budget from S33 900
900 to $22.OOO.OOO The original pro.
gram OF extension will not be inter.
Tered with. authorities said.
Field Marshal Szetozar Roroev;c
commander Of Austrian forces on the
italian front from late in 1919 until
October, 1918. is dead, his death b.inv
caused by stroke OF apopIexy.
r.. H. BHasley. managing director of
the British Columbia Union Steamship
Company. WAS killed when the aIrplsne
IN which he had flown over vancouver
crashed to the ground from u heigh,
OF 200 feet. Major A. r. Baker, hi.
companion, was seriously injured.
Feeling is growing that the Russian
B"lshevikl are directing their armies
toward Persia. AS they have concen,
trnted about 10000 troops in the vicin
ity Of Bnku. These troops have not
participated largely In the fight
against the Georginns and Armenians
Concern is felt In commercial mar.
kets throughout France because of a
rapid decline in prices OF stable com
moditics. In the past thirty days, cot,
ton has declined 244 francs per fift,
Kilograms in the Havre market, while
coffee hns fallen seventy.slx and WOO
thirty-flre points in the same time
The wcll-known Swiss aviator Tad
dioli fell into Lake Constance and was
drowned while flying a seaplane in Il
contest at Romanshorn. Tnddioli was
the first aviator to cross the Alps. ac.
complisling the feat in July, 1910
when he flew from Sesto Cnlande
Italy, to Geneva in two hours.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
TASHINGTON.

Bare legs and scanty one-piece bath
suits will be permitted this sum
'r at Chesapeake beach, the capitals $
ashOrc resort. Officials inve agreed
Disregard a> precedenis the prohib-
Iry orders issued at COney Island
hd Atlantic City against daring bath
: costumes
President Wilson has signed the civ
service retirement bill providing for
I,rcment and pensioning of govern
p"ni employees.
In" SiiO,oOO,OOo sundry civil appro-
r@tion bill, the last of the regular
hnual government supply bills, was
iSSed by the Senate and sent to con
creucc.
lhc Scnnte has reconsdered it's ac-
ION in passing the N0lan-.I Iohnson So
day minimum bill applying to gov
lhment employees and, on motion of
f'nator Thomas, Democrat of COivra-
a. reScinded the passage.
Authority for the treasury to make
nal settlement under which back
1 '"''"'u'N' AT Nl,VW,OVD,ouO VIII
r. PAID the government is provided in
oiIl passed by the House and sent to
he Senate.
Inc Senate has passed the annual
'rmS appropriation bill carrying $415,-
'looOD and sent 1t to conference. The
pun provides for an increase of ap-
S42.OOO.OOO over the House
|bi'l but $s53,O0O.OOO less than the ap-
Eroprintion for the present fiscal year.
he principal Senate increase was $l2,-
4oooo for the army air service, max
|'hs lis total $4O.OOO.OOO.
Lover shoe prices late next winter
ana spring were predicted by Edward
a. Brand, secretary OF the Tanners
council of the United States, testify
ing before IA Senate committee of In.
curry. Tanners and manufacturers be-
''eved prices probably will fall by that
''me' MIR. Brand said, because of the
recent decline In leather prices. This
|oec'ine could not. sooner be reflected
III shoe COSTS. lie said, because shoes
"e inade up far In advance OF the sea-
Won In which they are offered on the
0arkst
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
A Base lnsinuation

"What large and prominent ears the
man before MS has "Of course. He
IL % professional critic"
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
lar FROM THE NETWORK or
|wlREs ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
bING The PAST week
hap or IMPORTANT gvGNrO
|cohokNsEo ron DUsV
PEoPLR.
rp Newspaper Union New. s.rv,c..
STERN.

STERN.
destroyed more than half a busi-
block ut Twin Falls, Idaho, caus-
loss OF approximately $3OO.OOO.
blaze started in a hall In which u
" was held
hmic Furgas, s, and Dan M0randO.
he worlds youngest yeggs, were
l,r redhunded. Patrolman O'Neill
bred the kindergarten cracksmen
they had looted u safe of $l5 at
land. Calf.
trhur Strompe, 80 years old, a the
owner, am. Thorson Solsberg, 81
X old. blacksmith, both single, were
d instantly when their airplanes
liich they were riding fell 800 feet
aillina, Iowa
lthough Luther Davis. giant negro,
itted TO Oakland police OF having
bed hundreds OF spooners In ''lov-
lane" only two of the holdups
h reported to the police. Davis had
~ l'll'lih''. ''''''
|rank ZoIen, proprietor OF n garage.
Killed in an explosion which
kcd his house in Omaha. His par
h. burned body was found two
rs later Police have not deter
led the cause Of the explosion.
&aIph Erickson. manager of mo-
! picture theater ut Des Moines, Ia.
htfed Sherry Scott, arrested in
Spha, AS the man who robbed him of
p and Il diamond ring. Scott and J.
Rogers. II companion, posed as mil
ba.rc oil men.
ire ut Portland destroyed the plant
hhc North Portland Lumber and Box
bupnny, the abandoned shipbuilding
! Il Of the Guy NJ. Standifer corpora
b, a number OF docks. more than L.
pUO feet of lumber and four small
'riitngs The loss was estimated at
DOOOO
! l.. Parker. manager of a lumber
lll, told the police ut Oakland he had
gun trap which killed l2-ycar-
hoy and that he threw the body in
the Oakland estuary. The body was
covered by the police. Parker, who
under arrest. said he set the trap TO
ghirn boys who hud been breaking
o the mill
The Lincoln hotel fire in Seattle in
iich four lives were lost, was proba-
the work of an inccndinry. Fire
lrstlnl Harry W. Bringhurst as.
1rd. Ten fires in that city during
, last month were of like origin. ac.
'hug to the fire marshal. and six of
'>c were set in the basement of ho-
Wine valued at $4,000 was con-
med in Portland by the sewers. The
Dze, champagne and other high-clnss
liornia wines, was seized several
rkS ago by federal agents and dep.
Shcriffs in raid and had been
sen TO Portland by bOotleggerS for
p"SaI during the Shriners' conven.
II in June.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
lnnocent

Old Bird-"Waiter. is there any soup
on this bill o farce" Waiter-"No, sir.
I'm sure | didn't spill any
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
FRENCH TROOPS OCCUPY THE
TOWN OF AiNTAe, SYRIA.
lE REPORT.
10000 oFRENCH INSyR|A
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE BE.
TWEEN FRENCH AND TURKS
IS NOW NEAR.
western Newspaper Unto, Now. Service.

Paris. June IA French column has
occupied the town of Aintab, Syria, it
was announced in Havns dispatch
from Beirut. The French took many
prisoners. the message said. 1t is re-
ported 200 Turks were killed.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
Are You Human?

little baby little child Don't they appeal to you7 Doesn't
yearn them cudde them shield
does else you're not Being you
Their very hsness makes reach all aid
health there's beautiful
black.
them then. Use every precauton Take chance
sickness sickness will remember just baby just
Physician isn't hand don't try remedy you may
havear the house for your
Fcher made especially for babies ills you
with perfect safety any will you. Keep
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11

FRECklES -; Z: :;::s:; =: !: !; s: g:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
EARL CADDOCK HAS EASY
TIME THROWING "MARVEL"
Popular Mat Wan pins Shoulder Of on
ponrnt Twice IN Thirt.

Sergeant l2arl Caddock. ono OF the
foremost wrcstlers OF the country.
demonstrated the value Of his scissors
hold last night IN his match nj the
strand Tac;ttcr against the Masked
Marvel" caddock worked his famous
mold with such good effect that he
pinned the shoulders al the Mar
YER TO tn" mat twice ia thirty min
uic<. The first fail came in twenty
minutes with body scissors, while
the unidentified one went down for
the second fan In ten minutes as the
result OF head SCISSORS.
The Marvel unmaskcd after the
match, hut failed To disclose his name
and consequently has the fans here
Siill guessing, as there was no one in
the audience acquainted with him.
Caddock gave the Richmond fans one
OF the clcNcrcst exhibitions Of the sea-
son and I'll" large crowd appreciated
the fac, that he merely toyed with his
opponent ANA consequently did not dis
play all his wrestling wares. Efforts
are being made by promoter Herbert
10 bring the sergeant here for a 70
;urn match with a high class mat art
!St tadduck weighed ISIS, which was
twenty pounds more than the Mar
vel"
Tommy Crooks and Billy Colohon.
local w'ltcrwcir staged a twenty
I'VE n!uuir preliminary which resulted
in a draw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FOX AGAIN IN L|MEL|CHT
BIG MOVIE MAGNATE SEEMS
DETERMINED TO STAGE BOUT
Two Offers Cnbicd His French Repre-
sentative Asking lie prcScnt
Them to Carpenter.
Try Universal Scrvicc.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 20--William Fox
, is determined 10 promote the match
between Georges Carpenter and Jack
Dempsey for tho heavyweight cham
pionshp of tho world even If he has
to lure Carpenter 10 the United States
with &c tempting offcr for a vaudc-
willie tour in this country. according
to an announcement this afternoon
Mr.. Fox has cablcd ~ Carlos. his
Paris represen,atixs. to make a posi-
the same time wiring Jack kcarns
MANAGER Of dempsey, asking if there
held in tho United States.
In his cable to Carlos. Fox offers
carrcntier saso,ooO in .American gold"
soy in the United States on tho Fourth
o. July. The offer provides also that
the winner shall receive 81 per cent
OF the net profits the loser - per cent
and the other 80 per cent 10 go to the
Red Cross OF England. France, Canada
and the United States.
The offer. however Fox specifies 10
contingent upon Carpenter canccliinr
his vaudeville booking To July !. from
which H. expects 100000 and trans
icrrnE his theatrical cngaScmcnts 10
the United States under EoX's manaEc-
man,. As I'm alternative Offer, Fox
. submNs a purse OF S550,00O the win
ncr to receive 10 per cent. and tho
loser 70. the net profits 10 he divided
AS before specified.
IN his telegram to Kcarns. Fox hints
~ the possibility OF Kearns knowing
OF circumstances that would hlndrr
y" staging o. the bout in this country
lbs telegram follows:
- see no reason why the DEMPSEY
carpenter match could not b. staged
IN the United states. II You know ut
any, please communicate with me- a;
once. With this assurance I Will con
isnnc my negotiations with Carpenter
am positively Informed that the op-
ton on Carpenters services cxnircs
February next. and il is csscn:ia.
Non let me know of any reason you
a.
the match in tho United states
prefer July !. and have so cablcd Car
pointer. My offer fully covers what
ne SAYS nc viii accept. and am conf
dent ] VIII secure tho match unless n
barrier OF not being able to stage tho
,natch in tho United States prevents
america as set forth in my first offer
10 Dempsey through you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
WILLIAM AND MARY CUNT
PLAY SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Drivers lndinns Appear to Have nit
Stridc-to"he May Rcjoin
Squad.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WiiA.!.\MSi;UEG. VA. Jan 90
itaNin2 shown Improvement in team
work ~ their - TO - victory here
Saturday OVER tho Fortress Monroe
nuint the William aud Mary College
Las keihtli Exc should show lis best
form OF the training season this week.
EITHER Camp :ustiS or the American
Legion gu!nt. from Hampton, will play
Coach Drivers team here Saturday
might.
With Close playing center and
"Chcl' Pierce holding down one OF
TIE forward positions, Driver is get
ting results. Pierce is a good man 10
have near the basket. while his value
as team worker is unsurpassed by
any man ON the Indians squad
Judy" brooks is playing a Crca.
game at guard. Brooks is hard
driving player, and for Il guard pos
scSscs uncanny ability in shooting
goals. played at forward in the first
ha!f against Fortress Monroe. Brooks
contcntci himself with one basket
shifted 10 guard he made six goals in
the second half.
Coach Driver is hopeful of seeing
Alva Cooke rcioin the squad within
! week. Cooke is fast, covers the floor
like u veteran. and knows how to
basket the pill Ills return TO tho line
MP Will strengthen the Indians for
the championship games nest month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
LEGION REFUSES TO ACT
National Chairman Snys Ills OrEanixn
ton VIII Not I'nss on Exemption
OF Wen During war

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. oo.-Answcrinc
letter from Jack Kcagns, manager
Of Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight,
boxing champion. requesting that tho
American Legion take steps to prevent
criticism Of Dempscy's war record.
Franklin p'Olicr. national commands
OF tic Legion. wrote Mr.. Kcarns that
II Was not considered a function Of:
the American Legion TO pass on the
exemption OF mcn from military ser
We. during the war. The letter fol-
lows:
Tho national Headquarters Of the
American Legion cuntcmplates no ar-
ton In reference to the subject matter
OF your letter Of January a.
1T Is not "a function OF the American
I.cgi ion to review acts Of the govern
!ncnt during TIA" war in connection
with the classification of men sub ccL
TO tho sclcc;ive service act or 10 re-
view the claims Of any individual who
finds IL necessary TO Justify his OK
cmption from military service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
GIANTS VICTORS IN PIN SERIES
Cartoons Rolling Feature OF Three
Gamca-IsiE Match VIII Take
Place Tonight.

At the pic,sch Alleys last nigh, the
Giants and Indians or the Junior
League clashcd. the former scalpin,.
the Red Men in TWO OF the three
games, winning the FIRST two by large
margins. after which the Red Men
staged a real comeback and won the
last contest by - pins.
Carlton. Of the Giants. IN addition
TO rolling the nigh individual score OF
the evening. elJ, also carried OF the
high thrcc-Gamc total with IL count
Of 5I3. Winston and Vaughan broke
INTO the 100" class with counts oc
2o9 and 2o5 respectively. and also
howlcd excellent thrce-gaInc totals.
For the Indians, Case and Ingc hit
the naples for counts or col and 20c
respectively. in.c and King bowlcd
three consistent games, tn. former
sarncrinS 80 pins. while tho latter
hit tho 'sctups' for ols.
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Fans Sentiment on Match
Will Be Asked Thursday
fpy Universal Service.

BATTLE CREEK. MICH, Jun. 20.
The Hrst referendum among box
Ing fans ns TO whether they would
prefer tO zee Jack Dempsey or Hob
Martin, the American expeditions
AIRY force heavyweight champion
In match with Georges Cnrpcu-
tier. will he held nj Camp Custer
next Ihursdny night. Referee
DlckcrsOn viii sound the sentiment
OF the fms inter u tcn-rOund bout
between Pete Scott ind Al futile.
lie Will frnmc his own quest ons,
ana the SPECTATORS will he given q
full opportunity to show lust where
they stund on the question TINT ia
nSitntinS tho sporting world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Petersburg Has Signed
New First Baseman

Especial to The TimcS-DiSpntch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. .h-
Joe krupp. first bI,Scman. hnS
hccn signed 10 inlay with the Peters
burg club tho coming season. Is rupp
II ~ promising snnd-iotter of <CIcyc-
1ond, and il regarded by Jesse
Bnhcr former Richmond infeidcr.
hS whom he was recommended to
Owner Kidd, rs better ,hnn unI
WcUcr, last seasons sensational
ifrst-baseman. Tic Will report tho
latter pnrt of March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RAIN HALTS MATCH AGAIN
NSitI,hcr md Australian Eacb uua
Won Came When Set uns
called on.
icy Associated Pres

a = IJANI'l ~ IN !.IA, IIW. % =
after 4. X h iIlnrscot. III G,..,,
l5rltain, and Gerald Patterson o. Aus-
traha had each won a game IN INC ars,
sex OF inc singles. contest III nc tennis
tournament flr the Dav.s Cun "nrs
ioany. Rain io!i 80 heavily that th,.
match VA postponed Uu;tI tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
SPIDER Qu|NT DEFEATED
ORANGE AND BLUE FIVE
RUNS AMUCK ON COURT
'cifWny md Schneider Each Shoe,
ieh Legal Gonis-virEInia En-
Route to Annapolis
ISpeGial TO The Times Dispatch. I,

t:SpsGiai to The Times Dspatch.l
'Aha'oI EsNll.LE, VA. Jan. 90.
IN the final game before the con
,est with the Navy, at Annapolis. 10
morrow afternoon. virEinia's basket
bail guint defeated Richmond COLLEGE
tonight 30 to - 'ies'
The Orange and blue players went
to get in trim for the Middies. and NJ
consequence. the Spiders had few or,
portunitics to cage the ball. a single
Held goal was registered by the visi
tors In the first half which ended 10
10 .; In favor Of Coach Lannigan's
squad. o"
In tho second half. which found
many substitutes in the lineup for
virginia, The varsity added twenty I'VE
points. while the best Richmond Col
ieHe could do was TO increase her total
by eight points.
Half hour after the contest closed
ten mcmbers OF the Virginia suuad
boarded the train for Washington. and
tomorrow noon Will 70 TO Annapolis
ior the first big game on the schedule
The line-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
NFNII IHE OWW- IflIrA.
Noidr Bros.
Kiciiinon,i Dairy.
GENERALS BEAT JACKETS
W ashinSton and Lee uuiut TIA. I.,.~
time Winning From ASH
land Five.

LNSciiHuKG. VA. Jan 2o-.rhe
washington and Lee basketball team
defeated Randolph Macon at Lcxtnr-
s.n' tonight by u score o! - IL 4.
Mccain scored mos. tor the Cieurraie
IN" brilliant foo! work Of SteyTua
was the feature OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

S Girls basketball
won column In the
League last night
tn. Merchants Ma
score of 10 to .
The game was one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Sport Dope

Announcement bv Lee Goocli. manager
OF tho Richmond club. that he has secured
catcher kawson ana lniiclucr "Scrappy''
Moore from Atlanta. or the southern League
Is welcomed by the fans here. Three ulay-
c:s---an ouiticlacr. a catcher and an in
n.ti"r-hHNc been signed result OF tho
INA niscrs trip South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Of the closest and most exciting played
ny women teams here this wear
Features Of the game were the play
ing Of Miss Grace Gillian ana Miss
scott FOR Planters. and Miss judith
Gillian for the Merchants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Yale athletes arc planning 10 viait Eng
iahd Tor u" rurpos" az iarticirattnG lu
tho Cambridge track meet. Now the unGcr-
SradnateS hre az wondering II 7. NJ
The New Haven itsti;Uticn when the mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

OF securing players tn Goocb. and has
ia!,h III tn" ability OF the biz North Caro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

In lt,l. more than a month the biz
l"asno clubs will be- conditioning ;hens-
selves III the Tar Southern clini.s preparing
for the strenuous season oi 1890 Win In"
surcrssiui c:trluaign ui 1919 still fresh ia
their memory the cluh owners ar. slrc ;u
nay special attention To the carly training
Ill order To get away TO good start.