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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
I.ynchhurw Has Small Sales.

l.Y NCHBUifG, VA, April 3V.-lhlS
tobacco market has sold this season
$40. 900 pounds more OF the loaf than
for the same period OF last season,
the total TO date being lS,3lS''Vo
pounds.
rhc offerings this week have
amounted to only 262.500 pounds. Re
ceipts were very much lighter than
last week. indicating that the crop
of tobacco is nearly all sold. but there
Is a good deal scattering tobacco yet
i'm the country, and pretty fair sales
may he expected during the next wv"
weeks.
There was Il very strong demand
for All good grades. and anything de-
sirablc brought very satisfactory
prices.
The wrapper buyers were keen al
ter good wrappers, and the farmers
vino had such type were hlShly
pleased with prices.
Very common and damaged grades
continued low, with no chance seen
OF any Improvement this season
ONLY two weeks more remain Dc
fore The market closes for the Sea"
son on May 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
POLICEMAN FRED DAWSON
IS KEEN 7ROUBLE-EINDER
Popular Main Street Patrolman Always to Be Found
Where Anything Is Going On-Some
Of His "Catches."

Friends. Richmondcrs. neirhbors.
lend Your hearing apparatus whilst
glimpse into the life story of one
81 The Richmond Police Department.
hest little trouble finders is given
some space
Fred Dawson is his name. and he
IS from FRS; District. being a fla
miiiar figure on Main Street from end
20 end. For whenever there is any
thinG wrong going on and the long
arm OF the law is needed to apDrc-
bend the wronSdoer. il is Il sure bet.
those who know him say, that Fred
IS right IN the midst of the rcccp-
ton party. acting rs host. il said
wrongful act is committed in his ter
ritory,
Not shat this smiling. genial. abl.
policeman is the type OF officer who
IS looking for trouble in tho usually
accepted meaning. but he has always
seemed 10 get to the scene whenever
there Is any fracas going on. lie has
never said so. but il certainly doesn't
need much figuring to come to the
conclusion that Fred has Il little sys-
tom all his own. which like the
sounding of a fire gong, bringing out
the engines gives him notice Of tho
need of his presence at Twelfth anl
Cary streets If he should he patrolI-
inr at Seventh and Main. Call il in
tuition or anything else. he has IT,
Take. for instance, the following
incident which occurred II hit more
than a month ago. Five of the in
mates of the iicurico County Jail de-
cid"d shat the atmosphere of the iron
cages didn't agrc" with their consti-
tut ions. aud forthwith hctook them
selves out into the free ozone. But
behold Upon the scene the doughty
Dawson appears and promptly cs-
cortS one Of the escaped prisoners
back 10 tn" custody of Warden
'iochlcr Always on the job is this
knight of the hlu"coat. or. again. a
trio OF alleged auto thieves decide
10 partakc Of a bi, OF rcfrcshmcnt
az Il whitc-tIlcd "cat-on-t hc-run" cs-
IA hlishmcnt somewhere IN Richmond
during the time OF his patrol. Not
that they had placards stuck all over
th"m announcing their vocation. but
with the peculiar gift which he
seems TO possess, Dawson decides
INT Tho thrnn Snnmll hncMmn lnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Annual Session of Federation of
Clubs Will Open in Roa-
nOkC MAY 20.

Business and professional women
Throughout: the state are making
plans TO attend the annual convention
Of the Virginia Federation of RUSi-
ness and Professional Moments Clubs
which will b. held in Roanoke. Va.
May 2o-2i. The Roanoke business
aud Professional Womcns club Will
he hostess of the occasion. and a
varied and interesting program is be-
ing prepared III which women OF state
and national prominence viii take
part.
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips. cNccu.
i've secretary OF the National Fed
Grafton Of business ana Professional
Womcn's cubs. OF which Virginia
Federation is q part. has been in
Nited to appear ON the program. Miss
Phiiiirs is gifted speaker and a
brilliant woman OF great charm. Mrs.
John III. Lewis, OF LynChburE. who
has just returned from Il conference
with Lady, Astor. in England. Will
men in Politics" aud Mrs. Henry T.
Parker, president of the state Fed
appear on The program.
An educational session Will he fca-
ture6 when groups OF students from
Hollins Virginia College, Elizabeth
College ANA the School System OF
Roanoke, Will hc given an oppor-
tuiANs ~ ltfht II'uilU'll " t!ll'li III
the different businesses ana profess
sions, who viii tell OF the educational
advantages ana opportunities for wo
men in various callinGs.
Officers and executive board Of the
Virginia Federation are; Mrs. Gclinc
Macdonald Bowman, president. Rich :
mond. Va: Mrs. Jane Il. Ransom. first
vice president, Richmond. Va: Miss
Margaret i. Erydon. second vice.
president. Danvillc. Va: Miss Mil
dred Black, recording secretary,
Iynchburg. Va; Mrs, Elena L. Smith.
corresponding secretary. Richmond.
Va; Miss Katherine r Woolri,lsc,
treasurer Roanoke. Va: Miss Cor
nclia $. .sdair, Richmond. va: Mss
Cally Ryland, Richmond. Va. Mrs.
II. y. Iiills, Stauuton. Va: Miss car
rio Sutherland, Petersburg, Va. Miss
Agnes II. scott, Roanoke, Va; Mrs
1ncZ i. Maddox, Richmond. Va. CHAR
man OF finance; Mrs. Fcrcba l.. CJoX
ton. Richmond. Va. chairman Of or
Eanization; Miss Florence i. Minor,
Richmond. Va. chairman OF lcgIsla-
tive committee. Miss q. l.. Hatcher.
Richmond, Va. is the chairman Of
research. ana is vicc-prcsidcnt for
Virginia on tho board of the National
Federation OF business ana rrofcs-
sional Moments club. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
7. P. A. DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION ARE CHOSEN
Representatives Will Leave for
Roanoke Meeting Next Thursday
in SnCCinl (nr.

Delegates I" the 1921 Travellers
Protective Association Convention
We're elected last night AT the regular
monthly meeting OF the organization.
Each association is entitled 10 one
delegate for every 100 members. The
local branch will send loo rcprcscnta-
tivcs. but as they ala not know who
could attend, few OF these were ap-
pointed last niEht.
The DELEGATES will leave here for
Roanoke Thursday night in Il special
car. They Will return Saturday even
ing.
y resolution Ia purchase or build
a new building for use as Il. J.. \.
headquarters. WAS passed last night.
and Il committee appointed to notify
The members who We're not present OF
the move, and To look into the costs of
the building. They VIII rcpor; At the
next meeting.
Two officers OF the organization Of
fercd their designations last night.
but the members refused to accept
either one. ". Il. cridlin. who has ac-
Cept"d Il position as SECRETARY Of the
Virginia Historical Association. OF
fcrcd his resignation as first vice
president, and Clarence Il. Coleman.
chairman OF the railroad committee
OF the association. banded in his res
irnation because OF pressure Of pri-
vatc business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN
WELCOMED IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Aprh ao.-l.aurcncc
o'Ncill Lord Mayor of Dublin. was
given :, hearty welcome by members
of The Irish White Cross when he
arrived here today ON the steamer
AQuitania To enlist his aid in srcur
.mg funds for the irish relief organ
ization. Turboats loaded with ad-
mircrt c1rclcd the big liner as she lay
IN quarantine, and al the pier a large
crowd had gathered to meet hinS
The Aquitani;t had Il passenger list
of 3.0iH. the largest number brought
here on any ship this year. Among
the passengers WAS John Mccormack.
tenor.
Another PASSENGER. Mrs II. Lawson
johnston. wife Of a prominent Brit
ISL manufacturers. was no; allow
ID To land because She had failed to
obtain II passport from English au-
thortics She was detained AT e.
lis Island until an order for her re-
lease from tic state Department can
be obtained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
SOUTHERN BAPT|STS PLAN
FOR CHAT ANOOCA MEET
Moro Than 200 thermometers Will
Attend Session Which Opens
Nav II.

The Southern Baptist Churches are
planning their annual convention in
Chattanooga, Tenn, May II through
May Il, ad IL is expected that "a large
delegation from Richmond and the
vicinity Will attend. Several special
Pullman cars VIII be made ur in
Richmond. and il is thought that
more than 200 will make the trip.
The Southern Baptist Convention
is one Of the largest meetings to bc
held III the South this year, as there
vii! he representatives present from
al! Southern states. Last year the
convention convened in Washington,
and there were more than 10000 per
speakers Will he on the program,
which has not been completed.
Many OF the Richmond delegates
Will leave here the night OF May 10
over the Norfolk and Wcstccn Rail
way. They viii be joined at Peters
from Norfolk aud Underwater Virginia.
y partial list %! the local representa-
lives Is az follows:
Duke, X. H. Pitt, Rev. w. l.. stuart
ana wife. Miss Bcnnic Russell. w T..
Gibson, j. -. Cruinp, Mrs. -. J. Good".
Mrs. Il! IL. Bruce Rev. W. II. MOORE
and wife, Rev. George W. Mcdaniel,
Miss Lizzie savage, ". r, Clark and
| Wife, Y. y. Miller, Miss Eumic Day,
| Hcv. l. y Williams, nr. X r. Gar
rrtt, Dr. +. W. Boatwr!ght. X. -.
| Garland, 6. l.. Arcmdale. Mrs. r. =.
| Brittom. y. O. ioda. q. +. Reynolds,
Key. Il. J.. Swift. |. +. Powell ana
| wife, J.. l. Wood, Mrs. J. w. Iunson,
y J. Davis, Rev. II. y. Tomhcs. {.
y. Williams. g. q. McDauiclS and
Wife, Howard Jcnkin L.. H. Walton,
Miss Mia Foster, Mrs. Julian l..
Thomas, Mrs. j. NJ. Kidd, Crcwc. Va.
Rev. }. +. Love, Rev. w. w Wccks,
Itvv. W :. I.calic and wife, lloprwcll.
| Va; Rev Marshall Craig and wife,
and Mcssrs Ruckcr, Parkinson, Long
and primm. of Petersburg. Va; Rev,
| j. j. Wicker. Rev. l.. G.. Hroughton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
ALLIED POWERS DEMAND
HUN OIL MINERAL RIGHTS

PARIS, Alril 20 rho PREPARATIONS
commission. at the instance OF the
Hrl'ish representatives., today de-
mandcd that all German securities in
foreign oil and mineral rights. com
hanies and concessions. including
those In Mcsopotamia ana Azcrbaijan
be turned over To the all;"s "a. once
1t was announced that the commits
sion would hold these former Ger.
mhn-"wn"d securities at the disposal
OF any allied power which wished t.
purchaS. them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

Services in dedication OF II memorial
tablet by the alumni of the Univcr-
Sity OF Virginia IN service during the
world WAY. (Full program To be an
nounccd latcr)
to 6 J.. M.-Prcsdcnt's house.
Carr's Hill. Reception To delegates.
$ l.. M-Amphithcutcr. The
Shadow of the Builder" u pageant.
THIRD Day. Thursday, june =.
II y. M.-cab"ll Han. Address by
Ills ENcclicncy Sir Auckland Gcddcs.
British ambassador 10 the United
States. Address by the Hon. John
Bassett Moore. so. OF Columbia Uni
vcrsity.
) T. Monticello Pilgrimag e
to Jcmcrson'S home. Commemorative.
exercises in honor OF the Father or
the University of Virginia.
1:3O l.. Eotunda. Dinner to
delegates AMI invited guests.
Fourth Day. Friday. June -.
IL y. M.-cahcll Hall Final oxcr-
>!ses and cnnferring OF degrees. An
nounccmcnt of centennial cnlowmnu,
funa Address by Edwin \. Adder
man. president OF til. university
. J.. M Meeting Of the alumni de-
rtincninl groups uawycrs doctors.
engineers. CiGrCymcu aud tcachorsD
Ilacc Of meetings and programs to
be announced latcrD
400 l.. M-on the lawn. Band
concert.
$50 T. M.-lsarhocuc Grounds
Alumni barbecue. with delegates and
faculties as guests
l.. M--pn the lawn. Fireworks
and torchlight parade ana review.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
DISPLAYS COMMUNIST
PROPAGANDA IN HOUSE
rEv Associatedrrcss |

sentative Foster. OF Ohio, d.splavcd in
the House today - COMMUNIST CircU-
lar wh!ch ne said had hccn circulated
among unemployed miners in his
state. urging them To join "A Com
nUuiSt organization for the purpoS"
Of bringing about Il May-day rcVOlu-
;ion in the United states. The Mine
Workers Union. he said had no re-
spunsib!liiy in the matter and was
opposed 10 any suggestion Of the
kind
Copies of the circular, he said. had
hocu furnished the Department OF
Justice. Representative FcsS Re
publican. Ohio, suggested that tho
inCcndiary terms of the Invitation To
revolt should not hc allowed = the
Congressional Record. hut Mr.. Foster
agreed with other members that it
would not be dangerous. but merely
lmiorlnatLNC. ana nNiAcd ], 10 stnMh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
CONVOCATION WILL BE
HELD IN RICHMOND CHURCH

The scventy-fourth annual convcn-
.tion of the Hichmond Convocation,
diocese of Virginia, Will be held in
Emmanuel Episcopal Church next
Tuesday and Wednesday Rev. WIZ
liam Burkhardt, pastor OF Grace
Episcopal Church, is dean OF the con-
vocation. Rev. Phillip Arthur, rccto:
of the Church Of the Ascension, High
land Park. is secretary.
AT the opening session Tuesday
morning Rev. G. 9. Randolph VII
morning prayer and sermon viii b.
by Rev. j. iialler Gibhoncy. y bust
ness session vii! nc held at 1850
o'clock.
Rev. Phillips l.. Osgood. vicar Of
the Chapel al tho Mediator. PhiadcI-
phia, VIII address the meeting that
evening in The interest of religious
education. Ills subject Will be New
Occasion Teach New Duties"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
INACCURATE WIRELESS
FROM U. S. TO INDO-CHIhA
HES Nssoclntcd rrcss- /

WASH y {; TON. April 90 Tho
navy wireless system tomorrow will
inausuratc IA commercial service he-
tween the United States and lndo-
China.
The new service, according to an
nouncemcnt tonight by the Navy De-
rhrtmcnt, Will hc conducted by way
OF the Hawaiian and Philippine
Islands. The rate for commercial
messages from san Francisco to
Hanoi or Saigon will be % cents n
word. with an additional charge OF
cents word for messages to in
terror points in French Indo-Chiua.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

attempted revolutionary movement.
is believed TO have disappointed
their followers. Police frankly adj
mittcd they expected no trouble. but
added they were prepared for an
emergency.
Tho arrest of the alleged radical
leaders revealed documents valuable
Ia those Interested in stamping out
Communism. police officials declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
CHICAGO POLICE PREPARE
FOR MAY DAY ACTIVITIES

CHICAGO. April Every man on
the Chicago police force will be held
ready for rcscrv" duty tomorrow, ac-
cording TO orders issued today by
Chic! Fii%morris in preparation for
possible May Day celebrations.
Ais" prcparatioms arc being made
for any radical diSturhanc" follow
ing tho arrest Of two men last
night ana tho seizure OF ton OF
radL.al l.torMtMrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Close H..i>nI Meeting.

Mrs. Victoria Booth Cl!bborn Dem
Arrest, evangelist. Will bring her cam
paign here. under the auspices OF
Broad street Methodist Church. to a
close today by conducting three SER
vices. At IL o'clock she VIII preach
at the church on The Ovcrcomcrs,'
and ut the City Auditorium az $3.50
and 1880 o'clock on '"rhc Younger
Son" and "Thc Elder Son" Mrs. Dem
arrest will be assisted by Rev. Fred
i. Chcnault and her husband, AEncw
Dcmarcst, rs choir director and So
lo!st. Many thousands have heard
Mrs. Dcmarcst during her stay here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
"a GOOD PLACE TO LIVE"
NEW TWIN>ClTY SLOGAN
-Spocial to Tho Tfmcs. nisnn1rh

ISpccial 70 Tho limos pisDatch
BRISTOL, NA,-TENN, Aprn 30.
"Bristol--A Good Place 20 Live This
Is the new slogan for tho twin ciiy
adopted at meeting Friday %: the
bristol Advertising club from zoo Sc
lections submitted IN contest corr
Quoted by tn. club. The winning
slogan was presented by J 7, &C.
ell, president of the Interstate Hard
ware Company
The new slogan win biazon forth
in big electric sign 10 Ice erected
soon on state street. half go ronu,t,-
ent sign bears Tho slogan. "Push'
That's Bristol"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
LEAF SELLING SEASON
DRAWING TO ITS CLOSE
The Sun-turcd Tobacco Growers
Marketing Their Lust Good
Grades

The lcaf-tobacco selling season
uraES slowly along to its end. and us
IL uocS, so many growers of tho sun
cured leaf who have been holding
back their better goods for expected
hiShcr prices are putting the Same
on the warehouse floors. In tho Of
ferinss of last week. which were
small. amounting to not much. II any.
more IMAM 100000 pounds. the better
grades prcdominated. and for the first
time this season no damaged leaf
was placed ON sale
The buyers showed their interest
In good tobacco that is free of dam
age and III good order. and bidding
was spirited each sales day. On Fri
day the floor average Was above $50.
ana sales were made that were be-
yond the expectations OF ;he sellers.
better Grades Still Higher.
ON Friday, Roots X Upshur, two
Caroline County farmers. who raise
the sun cured III copartncrShip, offer
eel Il large lot of strictly sound leaf
at Hutchcson's Warehouse and were
highly pleased with the prices bid
on the same. the lowest grade bring
ing Sl2.25 per 100. This was Il pile
of 80 pounds Of Jugs. other piles
OF this copartncrship lot We're knock
ed out as follows: 375 pounds at SEQ.
22' pounds at SD, 80 pounds at SlI,
$50 pounds at $50 800 pounds at $50.
l7v pounds at $40, and go pounds
ut 500
Another lot OF sound ana All flSnt
goods WAS sod at the same ware
house by james Cecil, also OF Caro-
line County. at the following figures:
100 pounds at $3.50, }l5 pounds at
Sl3.75. iSJ pounds at Sl5ao. lIU
pounds at S2G. 2l5 pounds at So. 10
pounds at S3i. and lT5 pounds at $3".
The prophets have stopped guess :
ing about the amount Of Sun-curcd
leaf Still in the hands OF the grow
cvs and to be sold on the Richmond
market The probability is that
there viii be small sales every week
this month The breaks viii doubt
less he light this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
L0OSE-LEAF TOBACCO SALES
LIGHT IN LYNCHBURG

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA. April 60 DARK
loose-lraf tobacco sales here during
the past week were lighter, and ,Mc
indications are that ~ farmers nave
only scattering lots TO %. marketed
before the Gales closc here May -.
The Aggregate during the week WAS
252.TO0 pounds.
The buyers were keen :nr wrap
pcrs. and those offered brought prices
highly satisfactory to the planters
Common grades, however continued
quiet ant low. The sales for the
1920 crop now aggregate - 3lS.jo9
mounds. an increase OF 100000 over
The 1919 crop at this time Of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
.My Irish Rose" 10 liz ncprntcd.

$ 50 great was n" SUCCESS N0Oi'd Ny
sNIy Irish Rose That the cast OF ms
irish comedy have organized "a dTI-
matte club. ANA N drc time VIII be
come affiliated with the Natioua! Lit
tel TEcatcr Lcaguc.
n Misses Marie Leahcy, Nora Houston
mud the group of amateur dramdtists
that presented My irish EOso' on
April 81. scored a tremendous sue
ccss. The auditorium oi~McGill Union
was packed to tae doors. ana nun
dreds were turned away for want o:
seating capacity. Many have written
letters reuuehting that the play be
repeated so on FRIDAY May l3 IN Nc
sGill auditorium re Catholic Little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
ia J,c.rrnni-, ,,u.u,u, system

MENI'D CITY AprIl 3n.-Complotc
rcorcan!zatlOn OF tho Mexican con-
suiar system has been ordered with
Ramon T. Dcnegri. former consul
general In New York In ch3-ge Of tho
work. Senior Denegri told .cwspapcr
men that at least or per cent OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
lie WCIL&L71S

South Carolina Avenue, Near Beach
located. UHrSC"lloa for comfort
and service. Electric lights Running
water. Rooms with or without private
baths Excellent cuisine. Correspond
encc and inspection solicited. Moderate
rates and further information upon appl!-
cation. Onen all year.
l.. y. ARNOLD Ownership Management
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
PENCE SPRINGS
HOTEL

Pence Springs. W. Va.
New, modern: March TO Dec. Midway
between Washington. u. c. and Cincin-
natl. O. ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Ky Unusually attractive. Hooklct. etc.
". -. pANTOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
I)rilt

WANTED -Intcllic.n, Office hoy. Apply
Monday. at 4. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
MISS ANDERSON AVEACES
DEFEAT OF FIRST DAY
Crack Woman Pool Player Defeats
Strain in Return MaiCi-licr-
bert Also Loses to Her.

Miss Frances Anderson. woman
pocket billiard champion Di tn" world
successfully completed hcr Richmond
stay yesterday by winning 10Th mat
nee ana evening exhibitions II the
recreation Billiard iarors
LAWNS lost To Churii" strain. one Of
IN" b"St pocket billiard paE"r. ia
the city. Monday night, N!ss .Nr.-v-
son expressed "a d"s!l" Tor i return
match IN which TO redeem nvrsrl: Sh"
E."us day ANA Took StrtiH'f measure.
- :" %, having high runs %! clEh-
teen. t""iH" and eleven strain, al
'hoUSh also p!ayiU. cXc.!!cujly. found
hiS opponents game cons !drrShly
stronger than on the prey .uIs day.
IiuD tn" completion az TIA" match
strain warmly conE:atiiat"l Miss
Anderson on her wonderful! sk!il with
ia" cl.r.
Mss A"dcrson's orpoucn, being un-
, .hl" :" a1nprar for i,@ night ma'Gn:
AGAINST hers, but. Xix" strain. found
her 20 hc - bi; too strong -ur Aim.
AMI ";i.r very hard battlc had 10
HnnNn"W:'ds" defeat by count OF
G"org". who IS one If .ho leading
"pi'"n"r'S of IN" cue. pav" Miss An-
drvson % ng.i battle. the tidr Of vic
Mss Nni E>"n finaI - won the match.
To SHOW bow closely fought this
'.''ch Wa evidenced hy tn" 'ac'
That ~ nu time wss ih"r" &, greater
d.iir'cny" thau iuUr points between
i.a""" p,''vri. 81 bill.a-i devo-ocs
wcf" iu H't"rit'lrc ~ roth ,Xhibf-
Ions. Miss anderson ais" entertained
'N" alidi-uc"s w';'l q display uf TRICK
Hn! fhnoy shooting such IS u.s. SCI
Rpm seen In Eichmond. som" of her
ahntS bordering Du 'h- sens. loual
llav'u- Comp'"'"I her hlnond
si1y MIS- Anderson left tint. morn
ny Tor NuTfolN. r,h"'" Suc ~ booked
:" nr"ar ~ hDth tn" risiSWiCR and
- Elmo ni.iinrG i1rIrrS. tho Lead ru
pf'l-"om9 "a THO T.t"wa'"r CITY. after
NH.rG Veg Itinerary calls for 4 tour
ii.run@G Np-ih caro'!nn SuUtn Caro-
..'H. G'"reta and FIur'.a. which vii
,.fr- h.r 80! Into Tho month 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
JOHN MARSHALL CAGERS
READY To MEET INVADERS

Win their big game With Ports
mouth only one day OF tho N3rshAil-
lies VIII today pat tile Nu.sh!u,,
touches on their training IN prrpar,-
non Tor the battle. Coach Zones uaa
"FlNtn MS men un:u.rc;fuIiy iUN
Neck ana has pronounced them iit
and ready Tor tn" CHAMPIONSHIP -
iraoas. ~! have withstooI tn. "aiiy
season training well and jones viii
send mis- strongest liuc-Ul, IN 20 START
tn" Gn'r.
Thc high school team has suffered
along with the rcu.,in.uE local
teams, through the lack o. p.ayiIc
iioorS Through III. courtesy OF
FRANK i,aDson. athletic director a,
t!chmoSd University, this gam. wiii
b" staged q; WoSihamptou. as :, pre-
!!n'".''y to tho solder Elpu 'y!l 20
game.
Jac,E Bray, mauascc of IT," Mar.
Sh"iIii"s' Vu!ut. announced Yesterday
inht dI" 20 Inability L. secure i court
M E:tme with Woodb"rry Forest.
scheduled FOR Saturday. viii i,c uost-
pone! ndriiait-ly