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Evening journal., 1921-04-12
RUSHING WORK.
FOR Pure HERDS
Start Drive to Eradicate
tuberculosis Among Cat
tie in Delaware
WILL CLEAN UP
KENT AND SUSSEX
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. April 12.-An interesting
bulletin has just been issued by the
state Board Of Agriculture on the
eradication OF tuberculosis among
cattle as follows:
Tuberculosis eradication work is
going on with an ample State ap-
preparation to take care Of II for the
next two years. During these two
years it is expected to clean up Kent
and Sussex counties. so as to make
them "free areas" with this pur-
pose in view the tuberculin test will
be offered free OF charge to every
cattle owner in these two counties.
In New Castle county the work will
be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The essential points in the agree
ment under which this work is done
are as follows:
THE testing is done by regularly
employed State or government vet
erinarians and there is no charge
for the service. The cattle owner is
required to furnish transportation
between his farm and the station
for the veterinarian, and also meals
and lodging when necessary during
such times as the veterinarian is en-
gagged in the performance Of his
duties under the agreement.
"The entire herd must be tested
and retested at such times as are
'considered necessary by the Bureau
and State Board.
"All reacting animals must be
removed from the herd and slaught-
cred as soon as possible, ordinarily
within ten days. II not within 80
days no indemnity is paid TO the
owner Of the cattle provided that
| arrangements may be made to keep
registered animals separate from all
other animals and retained for a
/ limited time for breeding purposes.
THE premises must be cleaned
and disinfected. MIX from reactine
cows cannot be used unless it is
sterilized
"Only tested cattle can he added
to the herd. II untested cattle are
brought to the premises they must
be kept entirely separate from other
animals until hey are tested. Any
animals added TO the herd will bC
tested as soon as possible. but no in
demnity will be paid the owner Il
they react on the first test after beinl
purchased.
NO indemnity will be paid foi
animals which react to the test tina
have not been in the State for a
least six months.
mo cattle should be presented fo
the tuberculin test which have beei
injected with tuberculin within sixt.
days Immediately preceding o
, which have at any time reacted q
tuberculin test All reacting cat
tie are to be appraised Immediately
after or within a few days Of tn
, test. The veterinarian and IN
, owner usually act as appraisers. Il
case they cannot agree. a disinter
ested person is called in TO assist il
D the appraisal
THE owner Of the reactor
should sell them for the highes
price possible TO a butcher. or n
may ship them to an abattoir. wher
o. they may be inspected for a grad
laOimal. and $50 for a pure-bre
animal, and the State pays onc-ha
Of this difference not TO exceed S12
N for a grade animal and $3.50 for
o pure-bred animal"
Evening journal., 1921-04-12
sTUNG-i,OOO TINES!

s5 Or C. Miller OF Marengo H. looks back 50
N years OF successful Bookkeeping He had tried
teen different kinds OF work before that
In 1861 his wife caught Of bees and hiyed them
in barrel DR.. Miller became interested that he
made bee-keeplng his life work.
Now he sells 10000 pounds OF section comb honey
yearly and is worth nearly S2OO0OOO
He has been stung 1000 times has become immune from
bee sting has invented successful treatment which
brings him considerable income.
Evening journal., 1921-04-12
.eMHAT TWINS HEARD"

Mr.. Seal went on to tell Mrs. Seal
about the circus he had been in be-
fore he married her.
There's another creature in it
called a clown" said Mr.. Seal.
Anything like a man ?" asked
Mrs. Seal.
Something. Only he's covered
with spots. and he doesn't always
stand up on his hind fiippers. Some
times he walks all around on his front
ones and usually he has a pig to
ride. or a donkey or a Billy goat"
whats a pig?" asked Mrs Seal
"a horrible creature, with a tail
Evening journal., 1921-04-12
N. G. d. PRACTICE GAME

Bob Gray. pilot of the National
Guard club in the City League. wants
all candidates for the team to re-
port for practice tomorrow after
noon at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets. Practice will start at 500
o'clock. A meeting will also be
held tomorrow night in the State
Armory at 7.30 o'clock. All inter-
ested are requested to be present on
time.
Evening journal., 1921-04-12
FIRE DESTROYS
HALL AND STORE

EAsToN. Nd, April 12-News
reached Easton yesterday that the
hall OF the Junior order Of Amer
lean Mechanics at Bozeman. also the
store Of w. w. Jones together with
all its contents, were destroyed by
fire early Sunday morning. The hall
was valued at $4,000. on which there
Is an insurance OF $1,000. Jones'
store and contents were valued at
about $2500, on which he carried
Tan insurance of 1890.
Evening journal., 1921-04-12

Further damage was done to Delaware crops by the
cold weather and snow OF Sunday and Monday Cond,-
tons In the farming and fruit growing districts of our
state and Peninsula were put in deporabe shape by the
heaNy freeze in March, and that condition has been made
much worse by this latest cold wave and storm In fact
seldom has ciscouraging situation confronted Del
maryia farmers and fruit gNwers than confronts them
this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

IOTI INOVtlNVnt:
stock, lsS.c34. "''. "''''
-. Minor port..;Receipts. B.Ieo: exports. 10, /.
its: stock. ,"gs AS ''' ~
,o I"tn! fnr wrek--Rcccirts 2ssc5s: exports
fetal T%t"l for season-Receip,s. l.SSi.sao: e1-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
CWICNGO LINE SrnUK MARKET,

CHICAGO. Oct. eo.--Cattie: receipts. iG.-
20: market very dull and weak TO uneventy
lower on ali grades steers aud butcher
she stock; many selling 6oc To &C. and
some II lower than week neo; top year,
inss no bulk beef steera 5.7a@ a.0o: can
crs and feeders weak TO lower.
Hogs: receipts, Je.t1O: steady 10 l5c lower
IMAM yesterdays average: closing active:
holdovcr moderate: ton early. SO: bulk
lights and light butchers. ,.sSfrN.i0: bulk.
;'1-".o-pounu smooth Rows. 6..0I7.25: bulk
hsnvy packing suwa. 6Jj sr6.i1; Wigs active.
stsndy: bulk desirable. S.o0GiS.35.
Shccp: Receipts. e5.iob fat lambs, steady
10 2Sc high -. sheep and feeder lambs
steady 'at native lambs ton. as bulk,
s@"ps2S; Montana yeariines, G.25; Mon
tana two-ycar-o!d wethers. 800: Michigan
Tat ewes. Ape: hulk Mat ewes. 325dl -
tetder lumhs largely 1.lDfi 40,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
MANY SHARES STRONG
IN NEW YORK MARKET.
Oils, Rails and Industrial.
Have Heavy Sales in Wall
Street.
ioo't:h no HANDLE STRIKE
Relief That Harding VIII >,
Wnikout. and deduction In Frc,ph,
nn'cs VIII Come About, Jtoo.i
nusiaess.
HOOVER TO HANDLE sTnrks

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Oils. rain,
and industrials were all strong TO-DAY
on the belief that President Hard.
ing would avert railroad strike. ana
that reduction in freight rates fol.
lowed by 4 cut In railway wages
would help the general situation.
Wall Street heard today that Presi.
dent Harding had put the handling
of The railroad situation in the hands
of Secretary Hoover, who is past
master in getting conflicting Interests
together. There are n great MANY
people In Wall street who would like
90 take advantage OF the unemploy-
mcnt situation TO teacf, railway la.
Dor lesson. But there are many
others who believe that railroad
strike at this time would be q ma
Ional calamity. That is also tho
point of view of the administration
which is doing everything in its pow.
er to stimulate business. The ad.
innistration has it's own political
fences to look after, Ii WAS pointed
out in Wall Street banking circles
today, and that the viewpoint at
washington was that the best way to
mend its political fences was to
nelp business by cutting freight rates
hrst, and railway wages afterwards
Continues Upward Movement.
Haskell Barker continued today the
sharp upward movement started yea.
erday. showing n gain for tho two
days of over six points. The prcsi.
dent of the company stated that In
his belief the entire business situa-
ton had cha need for the better dur
lns the past ten days, and that the
large amount of deferred equipment
work to be done by the railroads was
not generally appreciated.
decrease of 29.45O in the num-
Der of idle cars in the country was
reported by the American Railway
Association today. for the week end
ing October S; of this total, 202,95G
are bad order cars.
Believe situation had.
Judging from the statement JUS,
made by Lloyd George in announcing
The plans OF the British government
10 aid unemployment. that no Briton
shall sthrvc." Wall Street reasons
That the unemployment situation in
England Is pretty bad. But. allowing
for the worst the plans rs announced
by the Premier for giving aid are not
approved by our best bankers here.
1t is one thing to have high taxes
| II the money thus raised is used to
pay or debts and quite another II
government funds are used to post
pone price ana labor REIMBURSEMENT
which in the end must come. 1t IL
true that we have u large percentage
OF domestic trade on which to de-
pend in handling our unemployment
situa ton, whereas England Is de-
pendent upon foreign trade. But
judging from our own experience
England is going to get it's fingers
burned by government guarantees Of
credit to promote foreign trade Il
| aid unemployment. Bankers here sn,
that In studying the plan just an
| nounced by Lloyd George for the -nit
Of unemployment, It is hard to for,
| get that an election Is likely to occur
In England ut any time, and thai
labor votes are essential to poliu.
cal success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INC.
and
III. 7. RICIiESON * co.
rustees Auction Sale

OF y
THREE STORY ERICk- AND-FRAME f,
DWELLING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTY SEVENTH
AND CLAY STREETS.
In execution Of Il certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned. dated July
6, 1920. recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Richmond Chancery Court in D. b.
2GiB, page i20. default having been
made in Il portion of the debt therein
secured, and being required so TO do
by the holder thereof. we will sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1921.
AT O'Clock p. NJ,
the real estate described in said deed.
as follows:
"All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land. together with the improve
mcnts thereon lying and being in the
city of Richmond, Va, at the south
eastern intersection of Twenty seventh
and Clay Streets. and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at
and Clay Streets. thence running
southwardly along ana fronting on
the cast line OF Twcnty-sevcnth
Street siXty-six tG6) feet three j3)
inches, thence running back at right
angles to said front and between
parallel lines (thc northern line be-
ing tho southern line of Clay street,
ffty-sevcn -(57) feet six CO. inches"
TERMS: Cash.
II. IT. RICHESON,
III. II. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
rEFERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. f
Reported by RolEers PlumIner 4 Co.. Inc

October 70, 1871.
The market Is virtually cleaned IN on
both NirEiriss and Spanish: nm nccas-
sionnl small lot or farmers stock Is Of
fcrcd. Cleaners are anxious to begin on
new peanuts. which through this section
Will hardly be on the market before the
first Of November. or possible later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. a-Ituiis had some adj
vantage In the whca; market the greater
part Of the time today. owing more or
less TO predictions which were current
mat general railroad strike would yet
we'll maintained, Prices closed unsettled
higher Corn gained &c to NC and oats
&c '4c to NC In provisions the out
vance.
improved shipping demand. e1pccallv
from New England helpcd to give firm :
ness TO corn and thus through sympathy
strengthened oats as We'll.
Pruvisions averaged higher with grain
despite weakness Of hog values October
ribs formed an exception. and fell to a
new low level FOR the season.
Leading futures runrpd IA fnflnrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

ioo ACNES-Farm. 100 acres, 80 cleared;
improved: good 4-room house. outbuIId
lnes' iruit, etc.; suitable for machinery.
.arghin II sold ut once. Write for par
t,cu'hrs Owner. r. ". williamson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
COTTON N1ARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. .0.-While the cotton
iha Ssro m,t- , showed sSrSonsn,ss over
Ter susi9 med today and the selling de-
sold to sSs IS soins net Rrssr
and 20 points above yesterdays low level.
closing ~ 1871. with the general market
The market opened firm at an advance
cables. continued optlnisn over the out
come OF the railroad strike conferences
and the better ruling of foreign exchange.
middle OF the day under Wall Street.
accompanied by rather Conflicting s'f rum ms
as to the probable showing OF, private
ginning Te,,nrns Nothins really definite
ever. and the market showed increasing
strength during The early afternoon on
volume or Southern hedge selling re-
ported AROUND The ring probably eucour-
aged SON" sca'tcrin. SUM cri also. hut
20 to G, points net higher on active nosl-
lions the market turned Irregular. Fresh
restricted hy NERVOUSNESS over general
conditions and local brokers attributed
The bulk 81 the demand to covering nv
cradle trade buying on the setbacks. The
most definite rnmor ms 10 private ginning
the market and the feeling was sxnrssed
cables attributed the advance in I.iverpooi
to trade buying and . soyssinE in an ovo,;
here and in adviees from s New oriea %s'"
Open. High. Low, Close
3sss%I,si .. ,sas i isss i sa i1ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
Liberty LOAN BOND HARRIET.
.Adynncc.Rumi.y. u

Investment Bankers
800 f. Main Street. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land Tor Sale SO
FANhS-n you want tn buy farm. gee
oreat Eastern Land Co.. 30l-3os Mayo
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Los in Battery Court Addition

Ey virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated September Is. 1918, aud record
ed in the Clerks Office Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the City OF Richmond,
Va, in ID. Il. 266-C. page dl3. default
having been made in the payment
of the debt thereby secured, and being
required SO to do by the beneficiary
Hereunder. will sell ut public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER &c, 1921,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ,
the following property:
Lot No. II, In Block "" in Battery
Court Addition. Richmond, Va, front
ing fifty-two feet six inches on the
west line of Edge Hill Road. between
Graham Road and Stuart Road, and
extending back westwardly, between
parallel lines. approximately 2l5 feet
to an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
]. S. COIN,
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Very desirable apartments In tho
Westminster. beautifully located
on Grove Avenue. at tho corner OF
Morris Street. Elevators. heat and
janitor service. Tho wcstch-s.sr
Is among tho very hes. OF Rich
mond's apartment buiidinxs. and
tho location. service ana character
of tenancy arc nil that could DO
desired. C. l.. & IL L. Dcnoon.
Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct. @l--CrowinC
nee".a mat i;lnn;nE returns to the lSIh
" oct"btr would make highly Dulilsh
St9MlhG pat the price OF COTTON higher
unaS. mere were severn. buying furr'es
We shown III the LAKE trading When
ices were sent 10 the highest levels OF
.nc naS on what was considered Ia h,,
s InS covering o; ths short interest recently
.S.Iat up Atnrkr. gossip had IL that Wall
street and Western interests led in hi.
my, ,n"S.hh,'nt. ~ the hiyhest The trading
SoHiAS WcEe - - ~ points higher tnln
thr ihsi prices OF Yesterday The cio.e
WhS al net gains Of I! 10 Is points De
ClOsru IL =. -''' "''u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
RICMMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

WNoIcSI!e QUOTATIONS. hh Change.
49, October -, lp.l
These quotations represent prices which
are being paid or offered by dealers and
fnillers ON this markets:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee S Sale Of
Handsome Building
Lot in the Town Of
Ashland, Virginia

BY virtue OF certain deed OF
trust. dated January ). 1916. and re-
corded in the Clerks Office. Hanover
Circuit Court, ID. Il. 90. page 373 de-
fault having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion OF the deb,
therein secured. and being required
so TO do, vii! sell at public auc-
lion. on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER -. 1921.
a, 4:3D O'Clock l.. NJ.
the following property:
That lot OF iaut IN the town OF
Ashland, Virginia. fronting 100 feet
Oh the west line Of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, with Il depth OF 1856 feet and
containing one acre of land and
bounded Us follows: GA The north and
west by the land OF Stewart Sickler.
on the south 10y the lot OF Mary ".
Chaiklcy's trustee ana on the east
BY the said r., +. and l.. r. r..
TERMS: Cash AS to expense of sale,
any taxes that may be due, and TO
pay the sum OF $4,000. with inter-
e3, from July 3, 1917, balance in Two
equal instalments At one and two
years, with interest. or all cash at
option OF the purchaser.
II. l.. DENOON.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
RICHMOND BOXER WINS
BOUT AT HOPEWELl
Scrihr> trc al Opinion Juhnm,
Nci:NoH OutboNcs frankie
DuncuE.

norEWEIL.. eA., Eel - Johmny
Mciivoy. Of Richmond. "as given the
wspapcr decision over I'rankic
Duncan in a s!N-round bout here to-
night before = large number uf Rich
Wond pcopl" aud delegate: to TIC
hardware convention in Petersburg.
Eoth boxers fought Wei throughout
n" six rounds. hut sport writer's
wcrsS IN. opinion tina. Aic.:v"y had
q Shad" the better Of the fighting.
McE.VCy WAS declared to have the
p.St OF TWO rounds, while one wen;
20 Duncan; he other three were
even.
The main even, on the program
was :. match between "Yunuu" Cos
ter and char!i" Holman. rho spor' i.
ing writers were Of The opinion that
- match wa even. Holman had
~" h"s' 81 Tho fighting in IN" first
and eight rounds. while Costcr dis
piayc'i IN" best ability n The ntth
ana sixth
Following is summary of tho
events
Johnny Mcr:voy bca: frankie Dun
can.
Young" cos,cr ana Charlie itol.
man. draw.
NJ Holman beat Dick" Phillips.
Fat Davis beat Walter Brooks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HEAD
SIGNS ANOTHER UMPIRE
President Bradley Adds l.. T.
Roth to Roster OF indica-.
tor Handlers

l.. 7. Roth has been signed by W. l..
bradley. president OF the Virginia
League, TO umpire in the Old DO
mjnjon circuit. The head of the or
Roth was declared Ia be capable
man. having Umpirod in the south
'rn Association last season and ALSO
is said to HAY" had considerable cN-
other organizations.
Signing Of Roth gives tn" virginia
l'caEu. SIX tirSt-ciaSS umpircs. Al
Ortiz. Fred WcSjorVcit Gi!ruy. Riley
and lIarpcr having been signed
earlier in thc year The president
OF Tho lcaGu" intends Ia HAY" the
woman system OF umpiring in
two moro men may ho added 10 the
staff later in Ia" season. Monte
Cross, former major League baseball II
player, probably Will hc one OF the
men {" lac signed. President Erad-
lie! is corresponding with another
umpire with a view Of having him
come to Virginia TO umpire.
Colts, has ielt his HON" in Welrh,
" VA. :" attend the funeral OF his
father. who died in Cincinnati Mon
day. The pilot is expected - return
ward 10 President BRADLEY a list OF
the players VIII" Will toe on the roster
Of ;nc Colts when tn" training sea-
son opens. Two pitchers already hay"
been signed by tn" manager. Their
;.aincs. however. arc being withheld
10y those In charge of III" local club.
Will" tho !ncl'mcnt weather con-
GitiOnS OF the last several days haV"
park Ia u certain extent. President
Bradley stated that operations had
hot ceased cnt.rc!y. Little work
could hc done 10y TIA" carpenters yes
continued their work III driv!>g piles
" fitch VIII support IA" EraudStand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
WASHINGTON AND LEE
WINS WRESTLING CONTEST
Lexington Grnppicrs Take Tourna-
mcnt From Virginia Tech AT
black shurp.
!SpeGini /? The Times pispa;ch.l

special To The Times Dispatch.
iii.ACk Si:uRG. VA. Fob. 22-
Washington ana Lee won tn, wrcs; =
10 II.
The winners OF the several events
wcr" as follows:
I:antsmwcieht. McGjli, Washington
and lee: fcathcrw-iGht. Cnthran.
Washington and Lee. hShtw-ij;ht.
Brown, Nsrginia Tech. Wolt,rwcigh,,
sutton; virginia Tech: iddlcw-!:ht.
Sutherland, Washington ANA Lee:
iiSh; heavyweight. AcGrnw. Virginia
Tech. and heavyweight, Potts. Wash
InEton and Lee.
WashirEton and Leo won tire.
events on falls and one on decision
Virginia Tech won one event on falls
and tw" on decisions.
Mc'i!aw. of Richmond. who won the
| light heavyweight event, showed the
best form for Tech lie was entered
| IN the heavyweight class. but was no
| match FOR the l"5-pound Potts. OF
Washington and Lee.
Fl"ry, in the middlcw.ight event
| showed class, but Sutherland. al
| Washington and Lee. claInpcd a head
! LOGS and won The event The meet
! which was the first ever staged ~
/ Tech. was highly successful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
SOUTHERN COLLEGE F|vEs
WILL HOLD TOURNAMENT
Championship Basketball Comic s
IcSin al Atlanta Friday After
noon-I'iftccn Teams Paired.

ATLANTA GA. FEB. 22-The
"hamrionahip basketball tournament
OF the Southern intercollegiate a,h-
I"i!c Association will II" opened here
Friday afternoon with seven games
scheduled for the HRS, day ana night.
The fifteen teams entered were
paired ia drawings today with tho
University o; Alabama drawing a
ny" and thus not playing the first
haE. Earrings for the NrSt DAYS
games In tn" order in which hey
Will be played follow
Upper bracket to bee playcd IL, the
afternoon:
Mercer vs.. South Carolina.
Kentucky State rs. Tulane.
Eurman vi. Mississippi \. & NJ.
Tennessee ~. Mlllsaps.
Lower bracket to hc played at
Georgia -. Ncwbcrry.
Clemson vs. Auburn
Georgia Tech IS. Birmingham
southern
= Drawings TO decide who the win
ners OF the first days games viii
tournament viii last through mart
Of next "'"rN. The tournament ~
me hrs, event Of it's kind IN basket :
Ia to be staged by the association.
and II is planned to make 1t an am
nuIl affair to dccId. the champion
ship Of Southern basketball David
j yates. of the University OF Penn
SNlyanih; nnd ) Il. sutton. OF Y. T. L.
viii bc referees.
meeting % representatives. OF tho
lnrEcr southern colleges and uni
v"rsitics DESTROYS Of forming "a South
rrn conference" has been called Ia
meet here Friday and Saturday dur
ms tho basketball! tournaments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
SPORTS
Harold Jones Leaves
Richmond for Texas

Harold "IIap" Jones Inns rcmov-
ell himself tO Texas sunny climate
and VIII begin his duties ns husi-
ness manager of the Shreveport
tenn OF the rcSnN League, iu the
next few days. The smiling, ro-
bust Individual left Iichmond yes
tcrdny for the Snnth, after having
spent the winter In this city. Jones
has many friends in Itirhn,ond and
he spent the last two days bidding
them 1dIcu.
"iinp" iirsi came into baseball
pronilncnrr when ItIrhnoniI broke
into the international League nry-
rrhl years nEo. lie was employ
cd by u. W. Wilson ns secretary
"f the Rirhmond Ints. which Do-
sttion he nilrti until cnlIstinS In
the nrmy. chilly" smith was the
manager OF the kichuond tram
at thr time and q stauuch .dmIrcr
az Jones. when Smith uc,,uircd n
part Interest In the Shrcycport
Club he sent Tor CLAP" and the
local hoy served his first year
with the Southern trnn Inst sea
SON.