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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
RICHMOND POLICE TEAM
MAY MEET NDRTHERNERs
Local lHuccoats Negotiating With
Out-ofrown Mines for Base
ball Games

Fence busters OF the Richmond
polio" Athletic Association may meet
Tho stars OF The Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington police
departments this summer il ncgotia-
iions NOW going ON turn out as they
a%e expected to. Challenges have
been sent the baseball marnatcs 81
the four police departments named
and answers are expected in the near
future.
j. L. Wyatt again has been elected
manager of III" baseball team at the
reorganization rI"ctiul Of the :iSSoCi-
alton recently. X. G. Bauer. the sue
ccssful captain OF tn" team last Year.
VIII captain the aggregation again
this year
Lieutenant Archie G. Holt has hien
elected president of the organization
AMI Dutch bottoms vice president.
with George G. Mullins. secretary
treasurer. The team VIII be rcur-
sania,d ana begin practi. within a
few days
Material which has been acquired
by the team during III" last winter.
through now members joining the
force. places the Richmond cops in
tho front rank OF amateurs i'm Nir-
Ginih. Some Of the best local talent
VIII play with the patrolncm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
MCGR SOUGHT TO BE
PEACEIMAKER BETWEEN
HINTON AND FARRELL
Commander Of Sensational
Right on Sfani lie, ore
HTObcrs.
Icy Assoclnt.h prnss l


RockAWAi. y. Y. Feb IG-Eur.
th"r light ON the quarrel between
l.ieutenahts Stephen a. Farrell and
Walter Hinton. when they rc,.,,od
Nht'icc' Ontario. after their adven-
;urous balloon flight into Canada w,
sought from Lieutenant Louis \
"i"or' 'heir companion. By the board
81 INJURY which rcconvcncd at the
naval air station here today.
ASKED :" state what he knew nbou,
IN" alteration between the officer.
ana what steps he took i'm connoc-
ton with ii. Lieutenant Kloor re.
piled:
NO official report was made 10 me
know nothing Of t, cxccp, ,h,i
which WAS told to me by newspan,,.
reporters
After counsel for Lieutenant Far
rem h"d objected TO the way ques-
t"ns wore asked b. the iIdrc.,d-
N"'''c ana legal t"chnicalitica had
htch striiehtcncd out. Lieutenant
k'o"r testified Hinton hold him that
he ana Farrell had an alteration.
the only steps he then took. Kloor
"aId. were to get the ,wo officers to-
Eether and restore friendships uc
'aid he did not consider the reported
'r""bl" between them serious.
tarrcifs counsel again objected ON
the ground that kioor could not too.
iily as 10 what Hinton told him "a
Farrell had not been present when
the conversation took place. The OBJ
lection was Hvcrrulcd ard The hear
ING was adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

If rheumatism could be
cured by the use Of liniments.
lotions and similar locally APP
piled treatment, it would be a
simple matter to conquer this
disabling and painful disease.
For liniment is one OF the most
plentiful articles obtainable.
But have you ever known of
a single case that was cured
by such treatment? Your own
experience should prove to you
that the best you can expect
from such methods is some
temporary relief from the
agonizing pains. If you want
to drive the pains away for
good, and be freed from the
shackles of the disease, you
must realize that you must get
rid of the cause Of the disease,
and not merely it's symptoms.
Rheumatism is a sturdy foe,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
RICHMOND BASEBALL
CLUB GIVEN CHARTER
Jake, Wells Heads Company. With
W. Il. Bradley One of
1ncnynnrntnrS

w. - bradley president OF tho
Virginia League. is an incorporat or
OF the Richmond Baseball CLUB. Inc.
according To official announcement
from the stat" Corporation Commits
sion yesterday that II charter had
been granted the Richmond Baseball
Club. Inc. Jake Wells. of Richmond
~ president OF tn" organization; Ray
fy'n. of Richmond. secretary. The
names ~! u & i:hcl Richmond: Will
liam IL. bradley and Ware Il. Gay
also Of Richmond. were contained in
the list of incoroorttors. The charter
provides for II" Iucornorators TO
'o:'ri ana promot" baseball .ini Their
athletic sports. The minimum CAPT
-! stock is S25.OGO and the maximum
100000
Whether or no; tn. fac, that MIR
i'radl'SS nam" appears among tine
ihcorporators Will HAY" any effect
upon his position rs h"a,l Of the Vir-
GINA League is not known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
RUNNERS WORK INCREASED
University III Richmond unrrfcrs
Cover Nearly Vine Miles
t,arinr Duy

Four members of the University OF
hi'hhrond crosS-country team were
riNcn new assignment Yesterday by
on ia iDobson when he sent them
around III" ninc-milc loop. with tho
INCEPTION nf the his;anc. from No
- stop TO where the university road
meets the River Road b"vond West
hampton College. III" men going out
throuil the WcSthamptou C'ollcr.
nnds to he loop and coming back
Ihos" Ia make III" circuit across
me country w"r" CnDt.lu spencer
". NJ Smith. Tilt" aud Loving. No
'nori WAS maic 20 oitrun each
oiher the four men starting together
ana finishing in a group
t"ach I'ohson is getting ready for
ne trials wh-.h will afford him some
!,n' on inc proper mon 20 send Into
"a" meet on February -. His re-
RAINING squad Dohson assigned a
shorter course and sent them TO il o,,
competitive basis The whole sound
~ IN me condition. and from now on
attention VIII shit Ia training spc-
r'n'ailN Tor the supreme t"S;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
PORTSMOUTH SEEKING BOAT
SERVICE WITH NEW YORK
Matter VIII he brought before state,
Corporation Communication
Tor Settlement.

After conference yesterday
morning with representatives, Of the
city of Portsmouth and or the New
fork, Philadelphia and Norfoll; Rail
way, in regard to continuance OF boa,
service from Portsmouth To New
YORK. eliminated during the war.
iaiinre TO reach an agreement lei
parties involved TO announce that the
matter would he taken To the state
Corporation Commission Tn. con
terence was held in the commissions
once IN the Capitol. and the city OF
portsmouth will present a pc;i,:u,i
20 the commission within the next
Few days in an effort 10 force the
company To continue service
t,E Att"rncy Bosnian and Captain
d. w harper appeared for the city.
ihu 'Hic cnmpany'S representative
WIS JUG" Thomas II. Wilcox. Th.
company claimed In the conferences
th"i the award OF the wage board
u,'"" IL Impossible Ia continue Ser
vice. aEd that under the present tabor
ruiinE" II would cost the company
Si,"ou u month additional To iu.u-
Sui'ate the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HOLDS
SCHEDULE CONFAB TODAY
Important Session Will Take Place
i'm Wilson. y. C.-Suturdays
Ri% Item.
no DISCUSS OTHER MATTERS
Proposals To Abandon Split Season
Also Will BE Discussed = Rich
mond's Probable Share Of Week
End Games Not Known.
no DISCUSS OTHER MATTERS

Nirsinia League maEnatoS will hold
their icEulHr schedule meeting to-
day in Wilson. y. {. Disposition al
tn" plan to discontinue the split sea
son. distribution of Saturdays and
many cthc: matters VIII be discuss
ed. The adoption OF the schedule is
expected TO tail up a majority OF the
time. TOR several schedules Will be
presented Ly the various owners.
Whether or not richmond VIII lac
given al thC Saturdays i = matter
of conjecture There are several who
dvU!ur" that This CITY Will H.. award =
cd all week end games. While others
IA" of the opinion that Richmond will
receive jts share of In" Saturdays
only Under % recent decision az the
league. not more than twu-thiVdS ot
Tho Saturdays We're TO Ice awarded
any single duh. This later MAS
changed TO thrcc-fuurthS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
JUDGE GRANTS PLAYERS
BILL OF PARTICULARS
Jackson. Williams nnd Weaver Hear
'u"rnry Read Extract. From
CMnfcSSin,N
IHy .Assncln'cd rrcss /

CHICAGO. Feb. lie Indicted White
son baseball players who are 20 be
tried March 10 in connection with the
alleged throwing OF thv 1919 worlds
series today were granted a Hill Of
particulars by Judg" William T.
Dover
Tho hill which covers four of ny.
points in n" indictment aSains, tho
players Will be filed in Judge Dcvcrs
court March !.
motion which sought to have the
state designate ON which Coun; %
the indictments the state would pro-
coed 10 trial WAS denied by Judge
bcN"r. Attorneys for I'll" players
were given ninety days 10 iilc a bill
Of exception in connection with The
d"nta! of the motion.
Thrcc Of the players. doc Jack son.
Claude Williams and George Weaver
we?" in court and heard Assistant
states Attorney German read en-
tracts from a confession Jackson and
Williams were allcged 10 have made
TO III" grand jury.
Counts in the indictments against
the players alleged they received S25n
from Charles *. Minis by means and
use Of the confidence game: that
they c"nSpircd TO !njuro The business
Of tire Chicago american League
baseball club and breach OF contract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ELON DOWNS DAVIDSON
Maintains Record or Va Defeats an
Home Floor H.. Brntin.:
Visitors, .fu la ~

~ i'i 10 nc ! lnitS- blSba ca.
EI.pN COLLEGE,. ~ g. Fen. Ia
Elon, playing her best game of tn.
season ANA maintaining her record of
ltoi being beaten on nor own floor.
defeated Davidson in u fast and hard
game tonight hy the score of 30 to 10.
In tn" first half Elon held Davidson
TO three tout goals and scored fifteen
points Davidson staged Il great
co'nvhaCS in the second half, noslnr
out Zion by one point In the scoring
in this hhlt. :lou played passing
gam" that completely baiilcd her op-
pon"nts. The linc-up:
Davidson. Position Zion
y, SShcnck right forward Fix
Roberts. sc. left forward Newman
kom"ie!t 800. center 80. II. johnson
Traw FORD right guard Il. Johnson
l.. SGMrmck Lett guard McAdams
summary: Suhstitut!onS -- Ormond
Tor Crawford, Davis FOR l.. Schcncll.
fiold roals- Roberts. >; RomcfcIt,
prm"nd; FIN, 3; Newman. i: y John
SON, =. Z. Johnson, 3 McAdams.
E,%ul eoals-Roh"rls, : on, OF IA: L.
Johnson out OF t." Referee
stewart tGuilfordJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
LL-STARS TO PLAY YANKs
Htchnt"nd Athletic Club to send
Cream "f City'> Players \Eniu>t
MnNhingInM I'INc.

iNrNm0nd Nthlctic Cluh viii piac,
an AI-St1r Eask"thalf team on the
floor saturday nirht to BATH. the
Congress Heights Yankees Of Wash
in@,uu The game will hr PLACED N
ia" ll"wit@crS' Armory and tn. hast
lItN"rS from every team In Rich
m"nd viii b" used ia the contest.
church Hin Athletic Club. Eich-
m"nd Athletic club. M"rchanje' Ma
tonal iiank and probably other or
Eaui%ntiong may have men in the
zane. Wharton, Woodward and
EhmiE arc the Church I'M men
selected. while Brown probably viii
represent tn" Richmond Athletic
club punk" rcudlrtou Is expected,
to represent Merchants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ENTRIES FOR KENTUCKY
DERBY HAVE BEEN CLOSED
Forc"nsi * THAT Between i"5 and I5o
owners Wa, rlnc" Thorough
brcHs in Race.

i'N N"N'''l.I I'l l'IsSS.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. IG-Tn-
tries for III" Kentucky Derby for
"-Ncar-nlds at :: mile aud a uuarte!.
closed last ni.yht. TIL. prospects are
II was stated at Churchill Downs
Loni$rill" headquarters of the Ken
lucky Jockey Club. that between l25
ana 10" owners would enter thorough-
brcdS. I'll" number. il was stated.
could not be determined inaSmuch
as those alrcad: received had not
been tabulat"d. Moreover. IL was said,
entries sent through the mails. which
bore postmarks prior To Inidnigh, last
night. would he accepted. probably
o"caSioninE further delay in anuounc-
ing the number.
The entry fee is sos. with an addi-
tiOnal $3.50 to start.
The Derby this year will carry $50
coo in added money. The owner of
the h"rs" finishing second will receive
$1,000, the third $4,000 and the fourth
So.uGo. I'll" estimated value to the
winner Will bc between $4,000 and
StnuOu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
RUPTURE EXPERT FlERE
Sr"icy. i'nm"uS in Thi> sprrinIt>,
Called to IsIrbmaud

+ ~. Socloy, Of Chicago ana Phila-
dciphia. the noted truss cxport. VIII
personally 10" at Murphys IIotoI.
anu win remain in Richmond Tins
Ih"rs9ay aud Friday only. February
liih and lSih. Nj. Seclcy saws: "Tn.
Sperinauc Shield viii not only retain
an! case Of rupture perfectly. Lu,
contracts tho opening IN 10 DAYS on
,he average case. Being {. vast al.
saurein"ni over all former methods
'N"inHl!tying instantaneous effects
immediately appreciate ana vI,b-
standing any strain or puSitiou.
THIS instrument received tn. only
award q In gland and lu spain ur.-
"noinS results without surgery I'M
j,cN"rs, medical Treatment, or ur.-
ESilpilons Mr. Secloy has documents
from tho United states GoyarurI.
Washington -. g.. for inspection. Al,
cnar!iy cases without charge. or II
any Interested cali. he viii b. clad
70 show same without ciar.s. or n,
mem " desired business demand.
Prevent stopping ut any other Mace
IN TINS section
J.. S.--Escry Statement, In mn. ma
lice has been verified before III, r,,-
crni and STATE c"urts.-E. II. s.,,.,.
Home once.
1927 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Dom t You Know
IL Cannot Be Done?

ana 1t never uses gentle meth
DDS with its victims. If the
disease were confined to the
surface there might be some
logic in expecting relief from
its clutches by rubbing with
liniments and lotions. But a
disease that can cause SO much
pain and suffering is deep
seated and has it's source far
below the surface Of the skin.
The only sensible treatment
from which you can expect re-
suits is a remedy that goes
deep down into the blood sup
ply, and kills the germs that
cause the disease.
S. S. S. is a wonderful blood
remedy, and is the logical
treatment for Rheumatism,
because it promptly permeates
the entire blood supply, and
searches out and kills the dis
ease germs. You can take S.
). 5. with the assurance that
you are not experimenting,
Tor this fine old remedy has
been in constant use for more
than fifty years, during which
time it has been giving splen-
ala results. So you owe it to
yourself to take S. S. S. with
out delay, and discard the use
OF local treatment that can do
you no good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WorL stnr.s ON Armor, r,o,,n.

Actual construction work ON hnnihs
.pr the Made ia- Richmond Expo.,I-
non 70 bc opcnod Monday i'm IN.
ni"ES NrmorI. VIII commence carly
,n'S hoi hiht. Th" decorations w!ll
~ oi>:ced today and TIA" arrangement;
U' special lighting system begun.
- larS" ucleGation from William and
the exposition. Professor Hnlnh /
IpWers' association professor of COM
ncrcc and industry. announced yes
'crdaN Letters from tn. various
county schools have been received
sla'!hS That teachers expected to
brinE their classes to view the ex-
position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
RICHMOND CAGERS BUSY
GETTING INTO CONDITION
terminal Rive Prcpnriur It>"ir ru
"ame Scheduled with the Wash
lngtGn DUttll.

Richmond Terminal is pract!ciu,.
h"rd for its h"sl;"thnll gam. ;omor-
row ni"h' in the li"witpcrs' Arinory
VIII IN" Congress Heights Yankees
."' Washington. u. e. Tn" game is
"Ep""t"I /" hc q r"al brttl". IN vi"w
"i ~" ti"t TINT III" local outui has
nt,m't;. SSNcrni new ri"N"rS I" til TIA"
rams incurred through th,. loss of
t'Hrr"il ana Todd Tvs" former col :
l""" stars probably will h.. seen in
III" Terminal linc-un.
Th" Congress IIcirl,e has ,u. M,
ne most formidable t"Tms in Wash
ln:i"n ana has won ri"tnrics over tho
Strnn""Si lives In washington and
vicinity. The team is declared 10 be
ON" OF tn" most powerful scoriu.,
.SF"ih"l omttihts developed around
Washington in tho last several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
FOOD SHOW SPACE GOING
Exposition VIII BE Held tua,r Ans
pieces of tetniI GrUrcrs'
ASsOrfn ion.

Az space for The food show and
pctter homes exposition to hc held
IN the Grays' Armury from AuriI !
10 :, iEclusivc. under the auspices,
OF thc Richmond Retail Gruccrs' AS.
soc'a.'Vh. rs expected to hc taken by
III cnnfGe OF the show. announced
-. oiiicers Of the association are: W,
liii"r. president: A. y Cosby
wee president; Mrs. NJ H. Warn.r
secretary. and w. \. Gils treasurer
/, 'fSc,ors are: }. y. Woodsom, j. T..
Parrish. w V Keller. A. IL I:Inur
no|; Il. frick. J. NJ. CARRIER. u. Briri.
~, IL, fohlig. {. Dominica and j. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CAROLINA MOB LEADER
TO SERVE PRISON TERM
Futrcilc Led I.ynching I'nrty Against
wayne County Jail In
nepcu,bcr
Associated Press. I

,,,, ,IpS ASSoclatcu PrcSS.
W lLSON. y. c., Feb. 16--ii. 49, Fu-
FREAK into the Wayne County court
i ,c last December to remove tivo
n,Ero prisoners held for the inurde r
-, Mhite man. was convicted by n
itopn ana sentence will be pronounced
rrnnH. The defendant pleaded tenn
Ihitl or Police rev, of Goldsborn
SWorc positively that Futrcllc waY ihn
lShder OF The mob. Futrcllc was si"i
uurthf the disturbance ruilin,s
wounded before the courthouse n iin'
ihFee other defendants charyc,i
WIN beng members Of tl:c mob tbor
",'ithca thc courthouse, will lie triad
81. me May term Of court E'uIrciIc..
32.tt"rhcys viii appeal 10 the Supremo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
HEDDCM NEW CHAMPION
Captures IIiG CHEST Riilinr, IIunnr>
From Percy tGl'iu> la Chi
rarO Tournaments
\ SSOCIH'rU Prcse. J

Ci.i:NEI.NNp ONO Rob 10
chntl,s !eddon. OF pnwagiac. Mich.
today : tn" champion nttinnal anna
tour IS hnik-iinc billiard MAYER.
lie won the title last night when he
defeated Percy Collins of chicago.
700 20 ~. in the closing game OF
the tournament
li'adon won five of The Six ramc;
IN which he participarcd. rho only
game he lost was 70 Francis : M
ulchv OF Nhw York. tn" day after
Hodduu cstahiisho" uu American
record by running 1870 points i'm one
Inning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
conccr, for ,,o,,,,,,,. 81,

ihc sabbath Glcc Club. an or,.n,,
htloh OF hfty cOlorcd singers LII,
gi!e u concert at S:l5 O'clock tn,n,.r
Toy hlEht IN the John Marshall iIi,.b
Ich""i Tor III" benefit OF the noun.
, .,.i hai ~ IN virginia. The pro-
clu"InE hoth solo sand chor,is"g. rho
ontcrta liincni is under the uusnirno
oi IN" business SVonicn'a Circle OF tbo
ScCOnI I,IrMhEt Criam chmrcn 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
E.prcss Company Stock nnurh,.

press Company. ]. H. Drake, Times
Dispatch Building. announced yes
'trnhS mat many responses had been
ihd" 10 the invitation extended III.
public to TAX" ~ subscript lons of
STOCK The company expects to be-
KIN business on February IS. or as
der contracts. giving il tn" exclusive
privileges Of conducting tn" cNurcsS
business over a.35g miles of railroad
In tho southern railway system and
ia" Mobile ana Ohio Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
New York Lawmakers
Would End 6-Dly Races
my A..ocInteI rrcss.I

NEW YORK. Feb. IT.-SI.-,Iuv
meyer" racing: would b.roinc n
thin': OF the past la New Work If
IN ordinance under consideration
t"u:E by committee ON gcucrnI
welfare al the Hoard 0r Al,Irrmc:,
* PASSED and signed by Mayor
IN" ordinance would rc.ulot,.
'hc hours of bicycle racing. pcr-
c"rh contestant To ride
fIri SfS hours at a tiru,. .uJ men
limiting; ali-nirht races. Niu!uturs
"i me orhinnnrc wUuid he subject
to % line of $40 fnr cncI, ofrrnsr
car thlrty days In jaiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Rheumatis Cannot
Be Reached by Lini-
ments and Lotions

Even if you have been for
tunate enough to have some
respite from the pains Of Rhcu-
matism during the past few
months, you may as we'll be
prepared for the annual strug-
gle with the disease just as
soon as cold weather returns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
imp Studio. Virginia rnrm,nr

FrOtrssDr n TaniEucMl Of ilic
kasoshllna College of AacrMultnre
and Forestry IN Satsuna. Japan. yes
tcrdhy visited W. l.. Kirby. OF th.
R!chinond Chamber OF Commerce. 10
INQUIRE about agriculture In Vir-
gmia. Professor Tanisuchi will lcay.
NliEinia in several days to Visit
Washington and Cuba.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Iio,,i,H-rs To lie In.urc,r,

M; OF the new iiOwitzcrs' Arn,orv
nave not been completed. tho annual
Inspection viii he made tonight M
O'Clock by James RITZ. OF tho coaat
artillery cor.'s. Captain j. j. Pollard
stated. \ iull attendance has bnen
ordered by Captain Pollard Tor iIe
inspection tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Good for Whoopinr Cough

tticn. - Y. writes: My little girl
had whoopinE cough awful bad. I
CAV. her FoIcy's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND and II helped her wonder
fully" This good cough ryrup checks
colds. stops coughing ana covers raw
iniiancd membranes Win Il healing
cOatiES.-AdS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. i6.-Evcr-.: Var
yam. catcher. who led the Western
League las, season in home rams. with
icrtN-iwo. today signed contrac:
with the Chicago American League
cinb laryan is the ffih member
OF the catching staff Ia sign. He was
purchased from Wichita
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Transfer n"ok;r ca.c,,.-.

MpR!l T.. ALA. Fob lG- Ni"l pic
gar. rookie catcher Of To-" Louisville
American Association team has horn
transi"rr"i :" the Mobile Southern
Association team. according to an
nf'nnc"m"nt made here tonight He
season and played indrpyudcm: ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CHURCH HILL AND BANK
CAGERS ARE VICTORIOUS
East lin;' Five Fakes f.n>nc Ersm
RandotEh-h Macon College

Church lJi'l hihlcti" club ANA the
N""rhpnt. National Er"k won has
kctball victories over HIn,loluh Ma
con and tho Genital Athletic Club
respectively. last nigh at tive Iiowit-
Z"rS Armory Thc Enai End tam
down"d tn" Rardolph- Macon College
cur y :" IS. while Tho bankers de-
Roth game: proved to 10 hard
fought. especially the cpn;cS; he
tween Merchants and III" Central
team. The last-namcd organization
surprised the fans. and AZ one time
gave the Merchants Il real battle
knndo!ph- Macon was handicapped
by the absence OF two regulars
Scores:
Eaudolph- Macon. Church Iii!l.
Garner. left forward Woodward
calvert go. right forward Wharton
Latham. center. Hirhmunu
Murrcil $50. left guard .Mcl!lhau"y
Mrscley right guard Graham
Score Church hin. ~; Randolph
Macon. III
summary: substitutious- Patterson
for Richmond Goal. from field
Woodward. i; Wharton. :; Richmond
.. Graham. !; Patterson. J. Garner
>, Masclcy. |; Latham. |. Goals from
icH!--W Woodward. |: Garner Ref
cr"c--i"och Time Of halves 20
minutes.
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No need to look for a
cure for Rheumatism in the
IMMINENT bottle. The cause
OF this tOrturing disease is
far below the surface OF
the skin, and requires thor
0ugh treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Wuithcr I.cngur oI.r,i,,.

Ihc Nalth"r League Society g.,
bethlehem lutheran Church Will ,no.t
"a me parish school this evening a,
81" crock Thc program OF tho
George Washington birthday cclchra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
BOYS CLUB WINS GAME
'HE'"-c Basketball Contest From,
Chester 'r"nm nv score nf

PETFRSGrHG. VA Fch. I:-Th.
HovS' Club basketball team. oc Rich
m"nd. dcfcatcd Chester Agriculture.
'lish Srh"ol h"r" today by the score
Of >. !" - The gam" proved to bc
hHrn-fournt contest dcspItc the
'Ct thHt Tho scnr" WINS ono Sihnh