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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

city Treasurer will receive poll
taN. y. NJ 10 : +. NJ
United states District Court re-
l.. NJ
BOARD of managers of Ec,rca,
Tor Sick. II T. NJ
Mined fourSomc tournament.
Comfy Club of Virginia. l::i5
L. NJ.
Third District republicans.
Richmond Hotel, - \. NJ.
Methodist Missionary Council.
Centenary church. $3.50 1" l.. NJ.
Woman's Auxiliary of X. l. |.
IL. arrnury, l.. NJ.
F;nancc Committee, city coun-
Gil. i. NJ.
Dock Committee. ciy Council,
l.. NJ.
Virginia secion. clinical Con
grcSs OF College of .\mcric2n Sur
gcons. jefferson iiu"l. +, NJ.
Modern business study Club. Old
Colony Club. l. NJ.
Ladies' Auxiliary. ANCIENT order
Of iIibcrnians. @oy East Franklin
Street. S:l5 J. NJ.
Address by Pc~"v h;.ckayc.
House Of Delegates. $50 T.. NJ.
For plays see "'rh-atcr Cal"n-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
"CE7IAlANIE" McFADDEN TALKS
TORICHMOND SCHOOL KIDDLES
Reception Accorded King of Newsboys Warns Cookies
of His Heart-Will Visit Bellevue and
Binford High Today.

"chimmie" McFadd"n. world fam
Gus n"wSic and world war veteran
occasion"d' stir in tn" business dts
trlct about Ninth aud Main streets
yesterday noon with his hctty N,lIS
"Chimmio" is in Richmond 10 instruct
news boys how to sell papers ana how
4" live clean. He has no peer in
either field, if opinion OF Richmond
n"wSicS Is accepted. Tie is showing
them how to sell more papers and
how :" do their work more efficiently.
In addition TO IN" other activities
which will Keep ~Chimmic" busy
during the Ave days he Viii be here
as Il guest of The Times Dispatch
Publishing Co. he Will make a round
OF Richmond schools. giving good,
sound advice IL the youth of tn"
city. Ii he wins the same popularity
in tho rest of the schools as n" did in
John Marshall High school N-Star-
day. the youngsters probably w:!l
want 10 back him for tn" presidency
of the United states. ~'fhc students
there took 'Chimmic" right 10 their
hearts and gave him AN ovation,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
F0LKES, BACK FROM TRIP.
is CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS


Former state senator E!bcn G.
Fo!kcs has just returned from a twp
To Amherst ur,hcus. ana Lynch
burg. where ~" met many frIcIds
who promise support ~ l.5 chndidacy
for the Corporation Commission. At
Amherst, where "a crowd .; nor"
than Loco pcopi" had con-rc%aicd
ne addressed I'm enthusiastic audi
cncc.
AT iynchhurE. Mr.. fpIkcS stated
last night. H. held :. conference Win
his followers ana appeared confident
that he would set many votes IN
that section.
He followed Harry ST George
fucker at Amherst, and reported that
both speakers. who Wrr" Introduced
by William Z. Allen. w"r" wcll re-
ccivcd.
The candiiIt" was busy Yesterday
in conference with local supporters,
all Of whom see success for MIR
Folkes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
ROTARIANS WANT ADAMS
TO RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT

Reports were received from Nor
folk laSt night that tho Richmond
Hotariaas. now in that city i'm I,rr.
force. were importuning Alderman W
u. Adams L" enter the race for tho
House OF Delegated from Richmond.
III" report further stated that Mr
adams was undecided as to what s,cu
he would take.
Friends here some time ago waited
upon MIR. Adams to get him 10 enter
the race" but he declared that he prc
icrrcd {" scrv" his people as Il IncNh-
Der of the Board OF Aldermen from
Jefferson Ward
the district conference are expected
To return hom" tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
JURGENS- HOPKINS LOSS
IN BLAZE WAS S222,527
Complete, Authentic Figures Are
Made Public for First Time by
Chief W. II. JoNncs.
PREPARE REHulLDlNG PLANS
Contract for Reconstruction of
Hopkins Building Has Been Let.
Building Code Holds Cp Work
on Jrrccns' Store.

complcts. authentic figures OF the
property loss az the disastrous Jurg-
cns-Hopkirs tire Of March H. show
ine total of damage amounting to
$222 ,527, were made public yesterday
Tor the hrs. time by chief ". H..
Joynes OF the Flro Department.
Elro insurance experts have bccu
aCtly u month. tio time n"vtSsitdted
in the removal Of the debris in or
der to gvt at the safes containing the
records of the companies delaying
the work.
In only ono instance was either of
the furniture companies urUtsiuncu
amy property loss not entirely covered
to the JurEous Building where $50
Geo insurance was carried. and tho
damag" was placed at So@.rjn. ic.iv-
ing Il loss of si!gatly over $1,000. In
all other cases Tho insurance carried
more than cuNyreu tho damage done
by the fro
.Iursrn'> Heaviest Loser.
The lurEtrS Company was tho
heaviest suffer botn IN point OF build
ing ana stock losses. the former
totalInE E6-.c1G, and tho latter $ll3,-
$50. Insurance OF $llLopu WAS car
ried on the iurGeus stock. Tho Hop
Rims Siocit loss amounted to S-S.l2l,
covered los S55.uuu fire insurance. ana
the building GHmaE" was SiS.50u. with
INSURANCE 90 son. 'Fnc total dam
age TO both building and stock OF the
JurConS Company was Sl.5.gnG, while
the Hopkins Company lost StG.62l
;, Now tnHi lhe surance problems
have been suuoihca out. work. of
rebuilding the damaged property Will
be taken up mt once Exam y FUns-
ten. agents for buth the Hopkins aut
.iur.Cus Hm.diige. last mint stated
th"t contract for tho rebuilding. of
tho Hopkins store has boon l,t II
John FnN a. Sons, ana the work VIII
begin immediately. This hUilding is
a Isa ft.|. leo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
U. D. C. AGAINST FORMATION
OF VIRGINIA KU-KLUX KHAN

Adoption Of a resolution asking
Governor Davis TO take steps toward
preventing organization Of the re
viVcd ku klu% Khan In Virginia WAS
The chief business transacted ycstcr-
day at "a melting Of Richmond Chautrr
United Daughters OF the Cnnrcdcracy
\ Cummitt-. from tho organization
viii call ON tn" executive To cHprcss
their views IN The matter ana ask
him TO act upon the resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

practices will be issued i'm n few d.,,,
Councilman Claude l.. Batkina &.
,'ah4scr Oh inc club. Bat
kih*. White. Jones. Melton Rose
Mann. Peters. English ana Dickcr.o,
are looked upon as coming star. of
the club. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
Take, clients cr"rhc, "a, Retainer.

surprise records in the Police Court
az this city We're broken yesterday
VIXEN a negro attorney accepted as
his fee .or defending "a client the
suit OF clothes which the man wore
INTO court. giving him in exchange.
pair of ovcra!ls. Tho exchange is
said by the prisoner - have been
madc in pen PRIOR 10 the prisoners
hn!ME cMllnl 10 Tho Sthmh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The board of managers OF tho Re
treat for the Sich xii meet This
morning 1T II o'clock at the hospital
The meeting l. at the request al In,
ways and means committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

Mrs. J T.. Garrett. of Farmyillc.
is In Richmond hospital recovering
from Il recent operation
y. Epstein. of New Yort. repro
scnting the Jewish Peoples Relief.
viii speak tonight at $40 o'clock to
tn" Sir Moses Montitocrc cougrcsa-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
In Our Millinery Salon
4 Sale of
PATTERN HATS. at
$500

Many just received for this special evenohers taken
what that a
opportunity Richmond Hats
price, buying
the
price
designers and
styles Daytime Moonlight Wear.
Two-Cenral
, 1921-12-16
Chamber of Commerce Joins in
Appeal for Public Cooperation
to Keep Christmas Mails MOUinq

During the next two weeks, Post
master Bean. clerks and officials in
the Casper ~postoffice will require
the thorough cooperation OF all the
citizens OF Casper in order that the
mails may be forwarded without de-
lay.
Circular Mail.
Postmaster General WIN Hays
In his article THE Human Side Of
the Postal Service" emphasized the
necessity of business cut
ting circular mail to tho minimum
from December Is to rs. The dump
ing of circulars into the p~ostoffce
during the holidays is a menace TO
quick dispatch and will not be in
dulged in by the thinking public.
Early Mailing.
About 1900 pieces of first class
mail arc mailed in Casper every "a
hours. At present about 1000 let
tors are mailed between midnight
and 4 p. m. and about 5000 be-
tween 4 p. m. and Z p. m. 1t can
thus be sec that the bulk of mail
is received at the postonfice dur
ing a space OF three hours. at which
time the three clerks who work on
outgoing mail are pushed to the
limit to make up the mails for the
eastbound Burlington No. 30. leav-
ing here at S:35 y. M, and which
Is the heaviest mail train out Of
All business houses should make
It a point to mail letters several
times during the day. Mail which
is ready at noon. should be mailed
, 1921-12-16
ATROCITIES BY
americans IN
HAITI CHARGED
Prisoners Ears Cut Of and
Salt Poured Into Wounds
During Occupation,
Probers Are Told.

SANTo DOMINGO. Dominican Re
public. Dec. 14.-restimony of alleged
atrocities during tho American mill,
tary occupation OF Santo Domingo and
Haiti such as cutting off ears of pris
oners n porting salt into their
wounds. was given today by witnesses
before the United States senate com
mittee which is holding hearings on
conditions during the occupation.
The committee. headed by Senator
Mccormick Of Illinois. expects to con-
clude Its hearings here in time to
sail for the United States Friday.
Other instances OF alleged cruelty
incluce tho allegation by a witness
that a prisoner had been siashed with
"a knife from his throat 10 his alb.
domen. Tho military authorities here
claimed that such a case I'D never
been called to their attention Nid said
a full Investigation OF this charge
would be conducted by them.
, 1921-12-16


II was announced. however. that
another meeting OF the advisory coun-
ell. consisting OF Judge lands. Presi-
dent Ban Johnson OF the American
league and President John Heydler OF
the National league. would be held to-
morrow.
Several changes in rules governing
tho two leagues were announced. One
provided that where waivers are asked
on a player who has previously been
secured by waiver within 20 DAYS dur.
ing the playing season. or 30 days dur
Ing the o~n-season. the club from which
the player vas first secured shall
have first claim on him.
Another provided that in cases
where there are several drafts for n
waived player. tho club which has the
lowest per contage standing shall have
the priority.
a motion 10 increase tho player
limit from 80 10 45 members for each
club was defeated. II was decided.
however. to increase the number OF
players a club Is permitted to have
under option from S TO IS.
, 1921-12-16
TWO ARRESTED AND SIX
KEGS OF LIQUOR TAKEN

CHEYENNE. Wye, Dec. 1s.-Rich-
ard Combs and Joseph Amato were
taken into custody Thursday by
Sheriff George ]. Carroll. along with
six kegs containing about 20 gallons
OF n potent liquor said by tho officers
20 be 'hooch." They are charged with
violation OF the prohibition act.
Combs recently was placed under a
restraining order issued by the Lara
milo county district court at tho re.
quest of his wife, who alleged that he
threatened unless she withdrew her
action for divorce he would knock all
her teeth down her throat in tho court
room when a decree was signed The
suit has net been withdrawn.
, 1921-12-16

turn addresses. In 90 cases out of
a hundred. the public is to blame
for delays in mail delivery. The
Casper p~ostonice employs three
clerks who put in practically their
entire time supplying and correct
Ing the mistakes OF the public.
Don'ts.
Don't fail to notify correspond
ents and publishers OF your change
OF address.
Don't fail to leave change of ad-
dress or forwarding card when you
move from one section of the city
to another.
Don't fail to use return address
on letters and parcels. Last year
1000, 600 letters went TO the dead
letter office.
Don't fail to consult the new city
, 1921-12-16
STOLEN STEER KILLED
AND CUT UP ON PLACE

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dec. 49,
William H. Trooper and Elmer Hop
kins. arrested Thursday on a charge
Of still r~ustling." arc alleged not only
20 have killed a steer belonging to the
Warren Live Stock company. but to
have killed It in a building within a
few feet Of where employees of the
company were sleeping and then cool
ly to have cut It up to make trans
portation easier. Tho alleged crime
took place at h farm OF the War
rem company. IL miles northeast Of
Cheyenne. and the meat was sold in
Cheyenne.
, 1921-12-16
MRS.. JAS. VI. LONG TO Be
LAID At REST SATURDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. James w.
Long, 80 years OF age. who died
wednesday at her home on North
Center street, Will be held at 1890
o'clock Saturday morning from the
Shaner-Gay chapel. the Rev. {. A.
marshall OF the North Side church of.
hoiatng. Intcrment VIII he made in
Highland cemetery. Death resulted
from n chronic arliction.
Mrs. Long was born at AK Ia Chap
pclle. Germany. and came to the
United States when 10 years OF age.
She removed to Casper with her hus.
band, a local contractor. from Denver.
In addition to her husband, two
children survive her. Milton l.. Long
and Florence Clara Long.
, 1921-12-16
BODY SHIPPED.

The remains Of Max Moritz, mem-
Der of the local carpenters union,
who died at a local hospital wednes-
day, were shipped to relatives in Chi
cago, the former home OF the de-
ceased. yesterday. The deceased had
been active in union and Moose lodge
circles here prior to tho illness which
terminated with death.
, 1921-12-16
BANK Chief
TO FIGHT EXTRAD|TI0N
FOR RETURN TO TRIAL

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dec. 16.-Act.
ing Governor w. f. Chaplin Thursday
issued extradition papers for H.. a.
Cross, vice-president of n bank which
recently failed at Gillette. Wyoming.
it is alleged as a result OF m~ishandiIns
of its funds. Cross is in custody In
Oregon. He is expected to fight extra
difion-
, 1921-12-16

directory. The clerks in the Cas-
per postonlce use II constantly.
Don't forget that there are be
tween %, 900 and $4,000 letters mail
ed daily for the first i've days OF
every month in Casper. You want
TO get yours on time and you want
yours to get there on time. NAIL
EARLY.
, 1921-12-16
Silk Hosiery

For a Christmas gift is
and always will be a most
desirable gift. We are
featuring the celebrated
"Kayser" line, in all col
ors. $1.45 to $3.50 pair.
, 1921-12-16
handkerchief

When in doubt as to
what to give her, remem-
Der our large display of
handkerchief. Always an
appreciated gift. See our
display first. Prices 1Oc
to $500 each. Box Hand
kerchiefs, 39c to $2.9S.
, 1921-12-16

complications arising from the all
ment-
The body Is being held at the Bow
man mortusry pending receipt OF
, 1921-12-16
NO ACTION TAKEN ON Draft OR
TRANSFORMING RULES TODAY

NEW YORK: Dec. 16.-CBy The Associated Press.)-
Onlclals OF the National and American baseball leagues end
ed their joint meeting this afternoon without taking any ac-
ton on the draft rule or on the transforming rule under
which Babe" Ruth and two of his New York American
teammates were fined and suspended by Commissioner X. NJ.
, 1921-12-16

Closing Out Sale OF holiday goods at
smith-Turner Drug store. I33 South
Center street. 12.Isat
, 1921-12-16

word from the wife OF the deceased
man who resides az Marshall. Wyo.
Funeral services in all probability
VIII O. held tomorrow.
, 1921-12-16
Purses
Kid Cloves

We anticipated a large
Christmas rush on kid and
up to date we have not
been disappointed. Our
stock affords you a nice
selection in all styles. short
and long gloves. $2.4S to
$6.4S pair.
, 1921-12-16
Dishes

One set of hand-painted
Nippon double-tracing de-
sign, open stock, at 100
pieces for $125.O0, or can
buy a few pieces at a time.
One 45-piece set, hand
painted Nippon. Special
at $1,000.
Basement Dept.
, 1921-12-16

Linen lawn or High
land linen, the best in
writing paper, and So
cially correct. Prices
range from 89c to $5.9S
per box.
Basement Dept.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
R0ThRlANS AND GOLF.
Preparations at Atlantic City for
Entertainment at April
Meeting.
Special DIsnatch to Isver. EvenlnR.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Atlantic city. y. J. March s-Many
OF the Rotarians who come to this city
TO attend the sessions Of the Fifth Dis
trct Conference to- be hold In Vernon
Han. North Carolina avenue and tho
Boardwalk from April 9-i2. VIII remain
over FOR the golf tournament which Is
being arranged by the conference ex-
ccutive committee.
Tho tournament will be held at tho
Atlantic city Country Club on We'd
ncsday April f3 The arrangements
are In charge Of n committee headed by
John II Moore and entries arc being
filed with Confercnc" Executive Secre-
tary Harry T. Evan. 1880 Atlantic
avcnne this city The entries VIII be
accepted mp until Conference week.
Prizes TO be awarded will be ~ n
substantial character
Competition for the attendance
trophies. two in number. for the club
bringing the larrcat number of mem-
hers for tho organization bringing the
largest number Of ladies' promises e be
keen Governor Rudieill. who attended
q meeting Of the Conference comnittee
this week. stated following survey
of the district. that he expects an nf-
Tendance of fully 1000 Rotarlang and
visitors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
WHOLESALE ROBBERY.

light fingered gentry in England
get away with millions of dollars.
worth of freight rs fran4t every year.
consul General Skinner haa reported
on ,hc strength of London Chamber II
commerce fgurea british commercial
circles Air Skinner said we're much
exercised. over # and rn4sed clairas 81
this llnd lggreEating nearly t7.aao.o 600
n So ~. c]tq. an average ar more ihan
81 GOO i week and not Including In
suranec company LOSSES. uninsured
propcrtv ar tho enormous claims paid
~ shlpowners."
one shipping company alone met
claims NJ the rate of co5o 600 A year.
Ec added From report Of Consul -Gsn-
eral skinner,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
HISTORIC TAYL0R'S HUNT.
btte rdanoo Reduced by Quaran-
t.ae u Dogs and Scare
IS Delaware County.

- 90 historic feat
n attendance greatly
ara..tina ou dogs, the
.i tv v-.r sfih annual
ra,f..- hrut was held
r+..tf Sass3re To fur
TIFF rtdere and spec
.r. f.N vt- tth.n fifteen
tf. .H-o started and
tr. s..k farm house
4 r Tat TaAiors The
yf-.t ovr,r q the Barton
r.d r costume MS IRr
e.ar, l.irG thr only re
hfe.., fareant which
...t.i-, gf III. an
Ier l.-h -t,Nv said
..,.t9 ,y tG, ririual doc
ILL.,, sa.,r, II the start
r,y,1 with hers BY the
rasr1 present to watch the
r..,.> vae .'crat,d h, Jacob Gregg.
.r3 vro far he half
r.s relp.d 10 keep the ancient
ofc. Wf-e ro longer able 70
s-r,o, ~. ra.,a- us was one of the
.,.. ,,d.~s ~ .re dav when this
..c,,o-, p~od,-ed many famous follow
ers ~ ~ hounds
.,,g-...tr. If, dos owing 70
IS p...ware county.
...ti-. .h, famous ia ks
-. ,,a s.4e sat down tha attend
,-re - hunters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
TAX CUT OR TARIFF
FOR EXTRA SESSION
President Discusses Proposed
Legislation With Leaders at
Dinner Last Evening.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March s.-Cougroa5ionaI
leaders began today to shape Legislative
plans for the extra session to accord
with the views expressed at last nights
conference with President Harding
Meeting with the President ut din
ner, n score of Republican members Of
the Senate and House discussed for
four hours legislation to be taken up
nj the extra session which Il was agreed
should bo called not earlier than April
4 and probably week Inter
Domestic leRisiation. especially tariff
and taxation revision. entered into the
discussions. but international matters
not touched upon.
Tho conference. unique IN Itself and
described by President Harding s. the
beginning Of tho program ~ co-opera-
fion between the President and Con
eress. did not bronx up until midnight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
KEYSTONE BOUTS ON
TOMORROW NIGHT
Jimmy Ireland. Local Boxer 10
Mcet Little Bear; Raymond
Takes on Wellng.

Tho I<cvstone Field Club will have an
au.star card at the weekly meeting
Tomorrow night Manager Hackeu has
,v,r, 4, considerable trouble In arrang
ms fhg bil
mr.. f...t.-e bout Of the program will
T.. t.t between Jimmy Ireland. the
l,..,l ho,. Who looks like the best pro
a,,,ra here for some time. and Little
I,e.r m, only full hlooded Indian I'm the
boVtnc game today The Indian has
mot the top uotchers in the bantam and
n, weight classcs for the last six years
and is stin able 20 give any of thcm
raa Tor houors He holds decisions
o,,r 1eAnu, Eusuer and Pinkey Burns.
1..tH ouuauts for the American ily-
v,s.ut at's
ii. tA uindup Ralph Raymond Will
tll. f.. ~ iron mau Of Philadelphia
na>.r l4 lVculnr who put UP a
,,s,..I I.s.t eht with Raymond at the
,.4it., ..,. when Ravuond was In his
N nap. md from advance reports
.. .tt,d he intends 20 get even
E.-areud.s home town fans
G-t,s
preliminary the fans
.l II Johnny Horba just
advance notices. in his
fsid West. Of Philadelphia.
I1ooin who handles Vests s
les ne WI need something
t.ev notices whom he gets
h his ,hamp
ut~ bring together Mick
Frankie BURNS. of Ches-
N3rtiu meets Charley Nei-
dethia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
RED sOx AT PRACTICE.
New Men, Except Kennett square
Player, in Try-0nt To-day.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Boston. March "A revised edition
of the Boston Red Sox today had its
first practice of the season at Hot
Springs. Ark. where the club arrived
yesterday for its spring training, ac-
cording To word received here today
Herb Thormahien. and Catcher
Muddy" Ruel. the battery acquired
from the New York Americans I'm n
recent trade. ns well as John Collins
and Harry Liebold. whom tho Red Sox
obtained last week from the Chicago
White Sox In exchange for Harry
Hooper. will don the Red stockings for
the first time today.
Herbert pennock is confined to his
home In Kennett Square, Pm. with the
grip. dispatches said. but II is expected
tho pitcher will Join HIS team mates
next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08

Then an unusual picture was presented
to tho fifty Newspaper men who nad
awaited ata conclusion. Tho President
walked from the executive mansion ~
10 the north portico. Standing bare
headed his arms crossed, the lights from
the portico roof affordlng 'an only il-
Elimination and presenting him IN
silhouette 70 late passersby IN PENNEY
vauia avenue lees than hundred yards
distant tho President described hia
dinner party ne AN enrly step IN the
fuifnllmcuf II what believe the bcet
policy n conducting the government.
bringing The felleovg together and get
ting them acquainted with each others
viewa'
The conference was unable r. de-
farrninc. the President said. whether
emergency tariff legislation or tax re-
vision should be accorded priority at
The apecinl aeasiou and decision in me
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Tower Hin.
WEST rND PLAYS BRowNsoN.

W, 80 Dlavs the Brownson FIVE al
r..,..os. school tonight and as these
- avs rivals there is much interest
a. the contest
West End viii lineup WIN oueoD
and DOnnelly az forward Currah a.
-, Nsavers and Firth al guard. A
3inx mas beer following " =, I1i-u = .1,y
ard Currafs toss'rs are 91l io'
81 Brow -r VII nave I" s'el' s',i40 y
chauge tA,n name ~ 9hoT' I1i''
ts..,,.,.s.,r ,yll most likely use their
tt,,..,,n uitb Fhnn and Bier
,,.r,ysras Long center. i Dogherty
and 3 Dogherty guards
THO preliminary game between " q.
,s Md and Y N II al third Will
80 hobby Maxwell VIII referee
tH, IP game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
German BieyclIsts Leading.
NVI IT
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

FASD'16"11-N'IN
New York. March s-IThe German
team. Walter Rutt and Willie Lorenz,
led with 635 miles and four laps at the
end Of the 32nd hour IN the spring siN
day bicycle race az Madison Square
Garden. The record for this hour IS
7Os miles and one lap made by Lawson
and Root in 1915 Seven teams We're a
Lap behind with three other teams trail
ing another lap back.