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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
TENNIS TuDRNAMENT.
Champion ship Of du Point Cpmntry
Club IN Second Round.

The tennis tournament for The
championship OF the du Pont Country
Club continued yesterday, when prac-
icnlly all the second round matches
were completed. The results:
Mems Singles
Second Round I
j. b. Jessup defeated w. p. Fousx,
6-2, s-1.
f. F. Palmer defeated r. N. MI
lilSin. 6-f, 6-2.
A. w. Koffenbergcr defeated J.
Krauss. 6-i. e-2.
C. F. Caddell defeated J. Calhoun
Us, 7-5.
Third Round
j. J. williams defeated F. F. Pal
mer, 7-5, 6-2.
J. Il. Booge defeated W. r. Heald,
Ga, 60.
Women's Singles
Second Round
Mrs. NJ. d. Jarvis defeated Miss e.
Davis, 6-3, Go.
Miss E. Beacon defeated Miss M.
Atkinson, 6-1, 60.
Miss f. Kruse defeated Miss A.
Taylor. 60. 6-1.
Miss Ann Butler defeated NJ. Fqtz-
patrick, 6-2. 6-i.
Third Round
Miss c. Phillips defeated Miss ID.
Dunbar, Ga. 60.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
TENnIEE WINS.
Fast and Furious Battle Staged n
Philadelphia Last Night

Philadelphia, Sept 14.-Lew Tender
Philadelphia lightweight. won a hard
fought eight-round bout with Sailor
Friedman. of Chicago. here last night
by a slight margin. The fight was fast
from start to finish. both men landing
q number OF terrible blows. Neither,
however, was knocked down.
Tender was more aggressive than
the Chicago boxer. and this, together
with cleaner punches. was a big fac
tor in giving him the popular deci-
sion. The Philadelphian bad slight
advantage in the first, second, third
and sixth rounds Friedman took the
seventh, while in the fourth, fifth and
eighth, honors were about even
1t was the third time the two men
have met. On August "a they fought
an eight-round draw in the same rin<
in which they met last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
RUFF AND HERMAN
SIGNED FOR BANTAM
TITLE FIGHT

New York. Sept. 14.-Petc
Herman. worlds bantamwcigh
ch,r1picn. and Johnny Bun.
claimant of the nyweight cham
pionship, have been matched to
meet for the mntamweight Afle
in Madison Square Garden on
September %. Promoter Tex
Rirkard announced last night.
The boys have agreed to weigh
in at lis pounds at o'clock
on the day OF the contest.
Roy Moore, who was forced
to cancel his match with Her
man because os,an injured right
hand. win be unable TO enter
the ring for two weeks, ply
sicians reported after an x-ray
examination yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Church Athletic League Plans Big Season; 7eno
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Lorraine vr. Krebs. At Newport.
Star Independents Va. Butchers
Association. Second and du Pont.
New Castle ys, East End at New
Castle.
Eastlake vs.. National Guards,
TweAty-ninth and Market. b.16.
Thursday.
Lorraine VS.. Grace, Second and
du Pont streets.
Friday.
Lorraine VS.. krebs, Second and
du pont streets.
Hilldale vs.. Baltimore Black
Sox. Harlan Field. b.i5.
Star Independents VS.. Union A.
A.. Eighteenth and Van Buren,.
New Castle VS.. Trinity A. c..
at New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
y. NJ. C. A. DINNER.
Athletes to Pc Guests on Friday
Evening.

A dinner will be given to the MEM
bers Of the ]. NJ. G. A. track and field
team Friday evening. b.- the M
G. A., in honor OF the ine showing
made by the team in the recent twi-
light meets and the state Fair meet
through the uutiring efforts OF Cap
tain Harry Loose, a strong team was
developed. which not only won the
hub cup at the August meet. but won
the sterling silver cup given by U. S.
Senator T. c. du Pont.
James T. Godfrey. who was di-
rector Of the meets and Charles 4,
Ernst OF the Community Service ,.-ilI
be the guests OF the team. as win ba
General Secretary A. f. Lindley and
William B. Foster. chairman ~ tbs
physical department committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
SEVENTH WARD VS.. HIGHLAND

Tbs fest travelling Highland ALI
stars viii play the atrong Whining
ton Giants at Rockford Tower to-
morrow sfsning IN a oenefit gsme FOR
II Mt. 7aieln \. A. Highland III
also play q three game series witt. tha
strong Seventh Ward team, at I'tllr-
q nth and Woodlawn. on Sanu iay
September II, at 3.15. Thfs series
promises 10 be quite an attraction for
Ill baseball fans as both teams have
been travelling at & fast clip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Delikat Was Popular Star.

tSpig" Delikat, who was buried
yesterday was one of the most prom
ising young BAH players in the city
He started out with the st. Hedg
wigs team but later joined the STAN
ton team of the Suburban league
Delikat received an offer from the
Chambersburg team of the Blue
Ridge league early in the season but
owing to his youth his parents re-
fused to let him accept.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

American League.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Washington,
Chicago at New York.
Detroit st Boston.
National League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
INDEPENDENTLY GOLF
LEAGUE

Service barely nosed out Account
ing in their golf match yestersis.y
afternoon, az.
GuenVeur tSery1ce) defeated Muir
ply tAccounting). up.
Dickey tService) defeated J. It. Ma
son (Accounting), up.
Pierce (Servicel defeated Kinsler
(Accounting), up.
+. Mason (Accounting) defeated
Kelleher (Service). l up.
Moore (Accounting) defeated Her
man lServlcel, 2 up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Engineers Are Victorious

Engineers took a fan out or the
lowly Purchasing team, 3-2. The Ia
bles might have been turned however.
as Lamborn. the third winner OF the
Engies, barely nosed out Quinn, / UP.
Henderson (Purchsing) defeated
Hume (Engineers). / up.
Irons (Purchasing) defeated Craigue
(Engineers), ? up.
Hall (Engineers) defeated Mahoney
Purchasing), 3 up.
Lamborn (Purchasing) defeated
Quinn Purchasing, l up.
Wardell (Engineers) defeated Hold
man lPurchasing), 8 up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
PIay Benefit Game.

The Seventh Ward boys will line
up against tho Defiance nine tomor-
row evening At Fourteenth and Wood
lawn in s benefit game for the Stapler
Park Playground. The Acre boys ars
ont for revenge, as Defiance walked
away with the last game on account
of a couple of bad plays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Sc Mary,s Looks Strong.

ST. Mary's Cats viii make a strong
bid for the state championship in
football this season as most Of last
years squad is back and with the
new men from the fast Pedricktown
teanl of last year. will make a COM
bination hard to beat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
READ EVERY EVENING.

n you want % Keep n touch
With tho University ~ Delaware
football squad AZ College Park
Nd. read Every Evening a
daily letter from n sueriai corr
respondent wfii keep you ~
vised ~ the progress n the
team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
BLACK S0x WIN.
In An Interesting Game of Baseball
Last Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Sept. 14.-Last evening
in a game of baseball at Battery Park.
Jack McDevitt's New Castle Black
Sox, defeated the Wilmington Giants
before crowd Of 500 persons, by the
score Of 5 to 0. Pitcher Chatham, a
former resident of this city. who now
lives in Chester. Pa, was In excellent
shape and pitched gilt-edge ball.
striking out is out Of Is batsmen and
allowing but one hit. which was two
bases. But % men faced the pitcher
in six innings. and only one man
reached third base. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
South Side 10 Work ont.

South Side-Eden football candi-
iates are requested to report at the
club house tonight at Z. Coach Rud-
ley win put the boys through a stir
workout on the field and will give
them blackboard talk in the club
rooms afterward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

Am-rfcan League.
Cleveland AT Philadelphia g games)
Detroit at Boston.
National League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pfttsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

American League.
Cleveland. IL; Athletics, e.
Chicago. 6: New York, 2
81. Louis. 15;: Washington, 1.
Detroit. 4; Boston, 2.
National League.
Philadelphia. q Chicago. ..
New York, 4 Cincinnati. 3 (12 in.)
Pittsburg, 5, Boston, 3
BrookIyn-St. Louis, post
poned--rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

THE Wunbys seem to take great
pride in their ancestors" They have
better cause to do that than some peo-
pie l know How SOP "One Of their
ancestors was a power at court when
kings amounted TO something"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
KEYSTONE DEFEATED.
Five Points Takes Contest Featured
by Pitching of Dave Patterson

keystone. 40 at Second and du Pont
streets, before a Large number OF fans.
The game was featured BY the pitch
ing oT Dave Patterson. who allowed
the K~ystoners but three hits The
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
ponohue 10 share In Moner.

Matt Donohue. who is making
good with Jack Dunns Orioles will
come in foTssome of the money con-
nected with the minor league series
between the Baltimore club and the
winner OF the American Association
gonfalon. Donohue is not eligible
to play in the series but SOME ar
rangement may be made to let him
play,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Keene Drops Game.f

Keene, the former Georgetown
pitcher. who is playing with the CHI
eago Cubs, dropped a hsrd game YES
terday against the Phillies IN Chicago
Keene was unsteady in the fourth in
ming. when his tumble, walk. a wild
pitch and . double and single gave the
Philadelphia team the victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Come in
to See Us
Said the
Five Big Men

Five important look
fng letters were handed %
Henry by the landladv
when he came home %
lunch.
Each letter was from
an important man And
each letter sad Come
in 70 see a..
You see, Henry had
been out of employment
for the last two weeks,
through no fault Oi his own.
Being q progressive alert,
keen sort of chap, he adj
vertised his services under
Situations Wanted ia
Every Evening.
The next morning hvc
important men Etiu a
man who Is ambitious
enough 10 advertise ought
10 be worth talking to.
Maybe I can make room
for the right sort q help
er.
Hence Henry Eve lct-
ters-and Henry nCw loQ.
II you aru out "a worA
tell Il to the bus.ncss men
~ Ans Vicinity iohs are
40. nIenfifuI But there Is
sl,vavs someone ~ need ol
the right kind % help
You may be the man they
are looking Tor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
TYSON'S NORTH EAST
WINS BERKSHIRE GO
Wilmington Horse Cleans Up AZ
Reading; Dick March Takes
Second Money in 2.21 Pace.

Reading, Pa. sept ff.-Tho 81 900
Bcrkrhir- Hotel stake race fof 311
class trOttera Was won yfrff fday
afternoon ~ the opening ~ The read
ing Fair by the Wilmington entry.
North East. which had just eqraied
his former record made laet week in
a winning race az the Delaware State
Fair. This was his third straight win.
and stamps him az a blgh class psf-
former. The Virginia horse Norman
Axworthy. also a winner last week ~
Wilmington, was the contcstiug far
tor in each brat. Tho gimnariesi
Two year.oid trot. Rotary Club atake.
best two IN three pure t5Oo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
KEYSTONE.
r0'.l' SCORE BIZ IN4NISSessso g

FiVe Points ........ 100. O q ] O 3-4
keystone ........... $500. o o o 90
T~o-base hits. j. Brodiey. Three-base
hits j. Brcdley. struck out, Calvin, 10
Patterson. s. Double plays. Patterson to
g.. Brodlcy. stolen bases. G.. Brodley
Lag Ash. Patterson. Sacrifice hits. Max
veil. BAse on balls, Patterson. /: Ga>.
vim. 2. Umpire. Baldwin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
WILMiNlaToN GIaNris is


Totals ....-.,-.....e... 0 Is z
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington Giants -. o o o o 90
y. G. Black Socks 49,. 3 2 / 2 Ks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

Lost your dog? Telephone a Lost
ad.--Call 2200,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
INDIANS GAIN GAME
On THE YANKEES

In the American League pen
nant race yesterday, Cleveland
gained a game on the New
York team by trouncing the
Athletics, while the Yankees
were losing TO the White Sox.
The Yankees hold a lead of a
little more than a game over
the Indians.
How they stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

- an Every Evenlng want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

The National League stand
ing remained unchanged, as
both the New York Giants and
the Pittsburg Pirates We're vic-
torious. The Giants lead by a
game and a half.
Up-to-the-m minute percent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
RICHMOND FIVE TO MEET
QUANT|CO MARINE QU|NT
service Aggregation and Local
Outfit vii, Play at Blues Ar
mory Tomorrow Might

NH' ln"~ from the training station
.at 1uautic" will meet III. EichmnnI
Athletic cub bas,,cthaii team in
Richmond tomorrow night, rhc game
VIII ut played at the Elucs' ArInory.
oHs tihall carnival to lee staged un-
utr ia" auspices OF the kichinond
H,:iurS: H."hm,s,d Terminal and the
'irat game. which viii start ut N:iL.
announcement that ia. ouantico
"AS k.ioall team would come To- this
city Tor a contest with the local outGt
WAS c"nt"iuSd IN a telegram received
yesterday hN l'ikv klvvrSIhl. man
"E,F %; tn" isirhmurd team. For the
.Nst S"Nrral DAYS >l"vcsahl and thc
manager az thv Marines have been
trying TO arrange the contest. II WAS
through ARRANGEMENTS with officials
~ ~" li!E'S that the game Was pos
Athletic relations between ;he Ma
r'n,s ANA tn. Richmvud "rsaniat!um
we've inauE ur;,tvd last idll. when their
iU"tnau yirNoHS r!aycd at boulevard
FI'it tn" contest WAS ono ui the
l"w lost ty the Richmond team dur
l3@ tn" most Eru"il!ns football Schc!-
E, UnivTE.krn hy Richmond team
Marines taNoruh!y impressed the fans
- R:Chm"Hd. who wiil welcome tine
.NNni'uu!,N oi iU"Eius. the si.c0ath
RI the Ma'in,. on the basketball
InG scay.ons arc tina, The Nisitinl;
,'.m y yin Gvf"t; the Richmond -Ajh-
that the service ouiii; has boon work
iNE ont for the last several weeks
ami IS IN excellent condition for tn,
contest, III" Richmond i've has had
aH' Ertle opportunity t. Practice amt
h"> played only u ;vw games tutS
sr,t~y'y. The |!vtrrN over tn Ran
tu.pN-A!uctu Vu.ui ~ Ashland Tu,s-
ts! ai-ll has HtE'a thu local OUTFIT
s.r.ll,nor and the team wi'i pi"y
hard tvv 81 Ii,tory tomorrow night.
U1,UUuu3 lrCIui'la! alta tn, l;tu's.
ID. tt.. ON team SaoUid furnish an vN-
="t S,tt'st. ana a ENEr .i-h ne
d. Un- y I'D ,o worth WltacSSius The
3. road t'..fu is the i.tvuTltv IN this
,.Gly-t ll reason Of the fact IL has
sad 'Ny-ilyNO record ia thc games
I.st- go so .ar TINS season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
VIRGINIA CADETS SWAMP
CITADEL BASKETBALL FIVE
Lexington Team Downs South
Carolina Quin, 81 In =.
Game Proves Erratir
10 The Times -piSpst,

tSp'cl1l - The Times DIS paiC..l
LENiiNGTON; w, Jan -. Nm-
"a the Citadel Basketball team here
touieh; " a Score OF ~ 10 \
Thc game WAS = MIXTURE .. SLOW
plaNiHs ani srur,s NJ speed Tho
10. tho last. and i1rouEhou; Played IN
all departments hard AMI fast Many
SubSt.;utlo0S We're mad" Icy hutl
sides. IN" substitutes !ur SpcUhIa'. :,
gU!nt al played IN or.l.ian; form and
ElT" Scei promise FOR fast sue
ccSScr to the ;cam Cor nest year.
Cap;ain l.occh received " minor IN
jury 1T the Nrst part o. The El:nH
when he was cni over The ~, ~
favor OF Campbell. lie wi. Hc !u
the game nnNt saturday
B"nt'ns and SUMMERS Were Ne
hiSh-po'ni scorers for the cadets.
each amass!nE twelve atit goals
STUART, Campbell and Leo also p.ay-
cd n cAce,Icu; FORM, koS:u.nc. So
mans. shannon and Hyi,r ~ show
81 MP wci For Citadel Ai3~fy N
!cd in tho scoring Wi,a ,wo soa's
each GOT nfr Coaches SI-Uhau a.G
Cl-rE>ou W.N pat The cadets ;arou1h
their Ia.cs during the rest o.. ,Gv
waek IN prepara.ion TO- N:rs.u.a
The .ho-uY follows
Y NJ l. Position Citadel.
pa. +. 7 'IasGi < r., !.
Lsach ,Capp i G....-.... Eros;
stuart =. q --..... Jarvis
>Ummary Goals from He.l-V N
i.C"t.ae = SUNNI: i Campbell
:, C.taa.. Mun;"t! MGsSgu:uss J..
kieaA. Goals ira'" frs,- 6"I'l0E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
MORE THAN 100 STREETS
HAVE DUPLICATE NAMES
Director of Public Works Submits
Report Under Rcnumhcr-
Ing Ordinance.

Director OF Public Works Charlie.
Il. boiling last might submitted ia
the clerk Of the Council COMMITTEE.
or Streets volumInuus rcport ~,
The ordinance calling for remaining
many streets which are duplicat.d
the elimination oc certain streets and
the REMEMBERING Of many houses no
siu"S the marking OF streets nj IN
tcrH"rtlnE corners.
Whil" the cUmmi;tc. wJY c,iic1 .,
assemble at O'Clock last nir,h,
there was no stated meeting. Snr
Seait t-Arns ituskcil was abic Ia
secure the Attendance OF but thrc.,
members Chairman Fuller. Alder.
!dn woody ana Councilman Munrc
Director EUiilug's report rbo,.,
thHr" nr' more than 100 strrots il,
fivHmond with duplicate names al
'H'uEh many Of them are in wid.Iv
separated sections OF the city II l.,
th1 intention Of the committee In
remain" IN" streets and To pI,co
ht' i"inrs at all interesting corners
councilman Morton. patron OF ma
ordinance, was present TO urge ar
t"H On IN" paper, ana John Kerr
liilnch, president Of the Chamber ar
.oin""rce' a'"! ". T. D:,bnoy. bust
ness manager of tho Chamber a.,
Commerce were on hand to dlsc,g,
tn" measure.
Mr Morton said the matter was
81 most Importance" 10 tn. Poster.
At" Department. to EXPRESS com,
nLii.'s ana u STRANGERS in Tho .i,ty
"ho ar" at present put to much III
t".N'Hi'h IN locating specific ui,r-
''fH on particular streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
NEGRO LAB0RERS REFUSE
ANY BUT WARTIME WAGE
Although Jobs Are Plentiful. Hum
drcds in Richmond Are Now
Without Work.

Manager Conway. OF the city en-
rloymcnt bureau. is c0ntcualn,: with
fas; rising tide OF unemployed col
orcd labor. Throughout the fore
noon today the throms OF applicants
for jobs "verhowca The bureau wait
Ing room and filled The corridor in tn,
til"' men, .: The cay uall
'"' rush wouidn', hc So utcn In
evidence if these co'or,l men wou..
;ai'e lie Jobs We ;.av" to pifcr tnc,:.."
sand All CONWAY "i.ir ;:ounI, VIA
most Of ,h"s" Unsili!;cG laDorcrs u
they can't understand tina; ,h. wat
conditions which placed "a ncti;i"us
value on common lab.r no lonHcr
Exist,
Every Cay the CROWD seems TO
EroM larger. Thcrc are !ir'y llbprcrs
out there now ia ;h.,, crowd Iyra
is an employer writing To ne nsi<in-
for iity iHhoS.rs st - cents an nog-.
have been unable to sand him ono
Tho c"lorcd lahorcr doesn't want 10
work eight hours FOR s. or to,. hppra
Tor $ 80 a lay. lie prefers - remain
!iic, hoping tor the r'tuJn ui thc
pcriot Of easy johg and hisn pay
Many Of ihesc run came 10 ,h"
bureau merely 10 lcarm wnrr. NotE
IS rol"s On. They get ,Ac ad!, ass
% a prospective c'uplo>rr and iH.'
20 To him. cNprct.ni, 10 ucrsuaic l,".
1" pay more th,u he has tutnuri1.i
'Eo bureau to oftcr OF course. rnoy
arc disappointed. Labor Is no longer
commanding fictitious vrlUrs Tucy
are turned away aud ;hr bureau
20 doubt ccasurcd for scudiu.; thrr
TO The employer. How many or ,As
uncmpI"ycd uusEiAod colorci m..
ceu.g!ve 70 live is a mystery
Labor cmploym"nt agents rapor,
conditions IN ,nos; OF 'a. ci,io, Z
the United states NOR. uuwttss.ar
tory than in Richmond M,na-';
conway has been assured los Federal
AID othr; agents that this r.3 IS
peculiarly fortunate ~ pyoN".iug cm
p!oym"n; for SO large - prppartiuu
Of the working population as recent
~ complied labor statistics ah"w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
HIGH WINDS AND SCARCITY
OF BIRDS HINDER TRIALS
NV" Braces Show Little in Event
at Grand junction,
Tenn
ley Associated rrcss.l

,,kNNb JUNCTION TENN l::s. -
iiiSh "int and cold weather and 4.
resultant SCarcit. -: birds hiuder.d
'h' work at tn" two braces of du.S
W"!'n ran trial heats today IN ua-
."i"! championship fed trials over
thH NhcS i'r"Scrv" near h"r" The
nrlht"T Robert The pcVil owned hy-
William H"icivr. .ir. uf New YORK..
~. winch much had boon ,NprcIrd.
w'S apparently OF on his mower Of
,,'"'!.h ana ran Il disIpprinti"% race.
MS bracc-mat.. MomoncS'S riutp
less. owned by iam ANA W,tl of
A'CN"ndria. La proved q better h.rl
hhdyr. WITH about six h"VivS - hyr
,r"dit. hut ouly half of these were
handled aS they should he.
Just after tho hrac" WAS ordered
up a h"rS" stepped on the hind fu"t
OF H"hcr; The DeyU. muti!utiu: one
"t tnH toes II WAS stated the do
probably VIII Do GU, at cumpctit.ou
the remainder OF tn. season.
IN" setter shares Zen. owned hy
III n f.. stones, OF i:rg '!ty Mich
,nn"r of the ire"-rur-Hil "a; l.,-
,"hhichic last wc-N which van
,ClnS', IN" setter UUvspyck. owned
hE = NJ Essis. Atlanta. GuD and
N"uiiCd ~ i. ~ Agent Neither uo-.
work
Tho ars, brace down rhursday
ih"rminS viii he E,ngl.nI Hc!ls. owned
~ William X-i-lcr. Ir. aud Muudlcl
ny los"i.h crane. and tho i,iuty.
SUI. sh VASE, Owned hy Miss Marion
IN FONT and handled hy H. X Arm
strong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
MOORE WINS ON POINTS
fcfcatS lounr MnntrraI IN Fifteen
tound i.nut in New
York
IBv Associated J,r.ss

NEW IOHk. Jan - Pal Moore
~ NJ nlnhiS. Tenn. uutpuiDt"j Nauu.,
Montreal of Providence. q; /. iu u
fifteen rouud boxing CortcS, here to-
night. 'rh" victory gives Iiucr. til"
r.Eht - meet Joe Lynch. naui;,m-
IT'LL"
Hoth boys fou"h, hard ana fast for
ia" n~st six ropuds ~ wuith hpuurS
w"-v about even. Then M"ure's .rf'
jnhs. WIKI an occass!rual right cross.
."EHr. 20 weaken his opponent. aud
the MemrE.s lad gained and l-ld the
"dvan'aS. Tor the rest "t ihc con
cost Neither scored Il knock 1owH
r.r.ug the bout.
Moore weighed II. - pcyuIs. arc
Voting Montreal was thr'" pound
heavier.
ruv MrCormirf Irish ,u.h;-h-avv-
SO -hl, received Ia" juices d"y i'a
ever Johnny Howard % i"ypHur. y
a. ir ,h..c nftccu--gUDI bout T.
was Mgcorm.ck's first appearance iu
she East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
COMMON COUNCIL CALLED
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
VIII Act ON IicruSc IN, Ordinances
Passed D.! board or
Aldo

NUinnOn COUNCIL has bcCU called
70 meet m special session tomorrow
niEhi at O'Clock, to act on Il ium-
Der OF measures passed by the Board
o' Aldermen Tuesday night.
among the papers TO he acted upon
are prdinahcc changing ward lines
''hi"h'lncuD: ordinance regulating;
itc"ns" lax on for hire and jitncy
Autom"bllrs: resolution aSkin. Vir-
riuin Representatives. in Congress to
protest against Sims suggestion Of
S'faip'nS Hampton Roads naval
hdsc' resolution authorizing changes
ia gas works bond issue
ihv Flnhhc" Committee is also
called 10 meet tomorrow ui&ht to
consider Ia" purchase 81 land to i'm
prov" II ana 9 streets. a; the Hclt
!.imu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
BIG REAL ESTATE DEALS
ARE RECORDED IN COURT
!niuahir Proprrtirr IN Eighth Street
aud i.ruSc Avenue CHANGE

Ht"d Oi bNrrtm ana s:lc recordud
IN 'anc-ry Court yesterday Indicates
that J 4. ku"mnf has purcnasad
from ". NJ @iH.r, the building. -
Npith L.EHth street, FOR t2l.OOO The
lot fronts hi'"ru feet. extending bac.
sixty -tt-N; feet
y decd w,s also iiird showing thu,
]. > Ioucs has sold 10 William
r"%."r tn" uw"llin: gubl ,:roy.
Avenue, for Sls,5Dp. tho property.
fronting t"unty-nya feet ana extend
inr back lcN feet 10 au alley. ANA a
companion decd shows thai William
'iu:!ur las ""!l t. !. : Jones the
prUp'r'y az tnr unriS"agt corner oT
Mcstt"mpt"u ANA Ii.uour Avenues,
ioi 10000 This property embraces
IL. by III feet.