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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
IN MEMNRIiM

pATCLIFFE-In loving r1emnry Of
our darling little daughter, ALICE
VIRGINIA RATCLFFE. who de-
parted this life rwo years ago 70.
day. January ., 1919.
God needed an angel to bloom 10 his
garden fair.
So he. tool: ou,, darling baby and
i, tranSplanted hrr ever there.
Heaven. ;r,otF rt--airs ftS Treasure,
:, F,.artE. the lonely casket keeps,
And the S,in beams love TO ijnger
.Nnere orr darling baby sleeps.
Keep her; Jess, in thy keeping
.T!n~we reach the shining shore, -
Thsn, @. Jess, let US have h@r, J.
: -Fo-love and keep her as befrre:
= Gone but not forgotten. >-l,:
- BY The on= who loves you -bes.t. b.s.5
25-ip; i1i5 -N"th's'
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DIED

BOSWELL-On January %, 1921 at
Ia. n,., EuNltE LORRAINE Bos-
WE'LL, l8 months old, daughter o
M. H., ard;:A. l. Boswell, at the
home cf the parents 5li Oronoeo
street Funeral Monday, at 3 p.
n.,. from the residences 25-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29

caionat inst:suticn= II: the dissent!
rating Of. u,5sfu! information ~ the
Fgrspsic, Hethci Of motion pictures
ldisEsyetr invariably to audferees ad-
n1itted free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
IN, NiEMORIAM

In loving remembrance OF my daugh-
te-. BERTHE EVANS. whom God
called one year ago today. January
so, 1920.
BY Mother.
Hcme is sad, oh God, how lonely,
Lonely every night and day,
It is not bright like it used TO be
Before my dear daughter went
away.
I often sit and wonder
What you would think and say,
If YOU only knew the changes
That have happened since You wen:
away.
25-lp.
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! Have, you, read .tbe Gazette's~Gaas--
siied Columns. today? Worth ionE-
ing over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
FOR. SALE AND RENT

City. and Suburban Residences.
Fhonc 500, Morris Hnrner. 6le kinr
Street. - .y-e -S 22-Gc
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
SAILED.

strs Jomar. Piraeus; Manhattan (Br), Bal
timore; Eagle. Newport News; Mongihello
utaD, Naples; Fort Victoria (Br), Ber-
muda Vedic (Br). Liverpool Calama res.
Havana; Lake Elrio, Wilmington Matura,
Perth Amboy; Conotton, Mobile: Ebro (Br)
Havana: Carmania (Br), Liverpool Savoie
tFr). Havre; Creole, New Orleans; FL Alba,
Galveston; Mohawk. San Juan; Annetta,
Sagua la Grande: Pawnee, Boston; Aquida-
vana; Altoona, vigo; Tabor (Nor). Monte
video; Lake Ogden, st Marc; Penrose (Br) (.
antwerp Easterner. Cape Town: Peter II
Crowell. Piraeus; jefferson. Norfolk; Lampo,
savona; Oregonian. Hamburg: Dante Ale
ghieri 1taD, Naples,
strs Patria (F'rJ, Naples: Kroonland, Ant
werp via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Phoenix
Lobos: Ernemore (Br), Alexandria; Uranus
(Dntchl. Cape Hayti Sallust. Para.
Strs Lagarfoss Ice), Reykjavik: Ell Capt.
tan, Montego, Bay; Frederick Luckenbach,
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Motor ship Bayonne, Philadelphia.
Bark Gaudalhorce (Sp). Las Palmas.
Schr Samuel w Hathaway. Norfolk.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced> to sea leveD at New York on Sat-
urday, Jan 20, 1921, at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau. was
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and sixty-nine and one-tenth (769.1)
millimeters Captains of all vessels now
lying In or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, NE. 13 miles !;
cloudy; light sea.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED


str Pawnee. Martens. Karamata via Phila-
delphia-Atlantic ana Adriatic Steamship Co.
str City. Of Dunkirk OBr). seaborne, Yoko-
Canal and Honolulu--Norton. Lilly & Co.
Str Frederick Luckenbach, Fornberg, Los
egsles aaa san EssncisGo ia Panama
Str Sallust (Br). Rouens. Para. Maranham.
&cr-Lamport & Holt.
!, Str Hagan, Bergman. Port Lobcs-McAl-
Str Baton Rouge. Hall. Port Lobos-Robert
4 Hague.
Tampico. Vera Cruz, &c-Munson Steamship
Line. ~
str Halsey. Brodyhazei. Tuxpam--Colum-
Str Mohawk, Staples. San Juan. Ponce and
Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico Steam
Str FL Captain. Hansen. Monteeo Bay.
Jamaica. &c-Robeft l. Hague
Str Uranus Dutch Wydekop Cape
Haytien. Port de Paix. &c-F'unch. Edge q
Str MORO Castle Blackadder. Nassau and
Havana--New York and Cuba Mail Steam
Str Ell Alba. Galveston-southern Pacific
Co.
Str. Creole. Jacobs. ss-.v orleans-southern
Str Lake Elrio. Forrest, Wilmington and
Brunswick-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Lake Frances. Ladd. Richmond-Har-
Str Lake Fontana, De Barr. Norfolk
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str jefferson. Horsley, Norfolk-Old Do
mlnion Transportation Co.
str Swineburne (Br). Ward. Norfolk
Lamport Holt.
Str Rosalind CBr) Mitchell. Halifax and
81 Iohns--Bowring G Co.
Str Pawnee. Robinson, Boston--Easten
steamship Corporation.
Str Alaskan Blackwell. Boston. San Fran
cisco, &c-United American Lines. Inc.
!. schr Charles O Lista. Warnock. st John
Sexton Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Donovan's track men VIII have their first
tryout in competition.
The hockey team has shown up very
well so far this winter. Owen, the foot
bail star. having helped the defence
greatly. and Buntin and Emmons having
shown marked ability on the forward
line
All season long the Crimson has been
playing q seven-men team, but recently
worked out in six-men combination, not
being sure whether a small or large team
would beNused in the Yale and Prince
ton games. Only a few days ago did
Harvard come to an understanding with
Yale and Princeton. A seven-men team
viii be used against Princeton, but there
still may be a shift before the Yale
series. In this case Harvard's lineup
viii include Bigelow, the rover, at right
wing, with Buntin at centre, and then
Bigelow back at centre and Enmons on
the right wing.
O'Connell, captain OF the track team.
will have men in all the open events
at the B. A. A. meet. Harvard has
two good relay teams, the strongest
being for the relay for half milers who
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Polar Bear. from Constantinople, be-
fore reported with engine trouble and in tow
Of str Argus, arrived here yesterday under
her own steam.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan 2S-The crew of aban-
doned schr Emma Belliveau arrived at Provi-
dence yesterday and came to this city to-
day; they will be sent to their home in
Newfoundland tonight.
CITY ISLAND. NY, Jan 2e-Tug Henry
Steers, before reported sunk raised last
night by Merritt-Chapman Derrick and
Wrecking Co and towed to New York.
GENOA, Jan oS--The strike of dock work.
ers which for about month has prevented
the loading and unloading of steamers, has
peen settled Professionally, the questions at
issue between the men and the steamship
companies having been entrusted to Senator
Romeo for arbitration. wR-
LONDON, Jan 29-Str Sdaw Range (Br),
from Leith for New York. reports by wirc-
less to-day In lat 90 N, Ion 15 w, all blades
OF propeller lost.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Jan 2S-Str Nettuno
bound to Brindisf from Port Arthur. accord
ing to wireless report received at the
naval radio station here from the str Cliff
wood. was in lat % IL n, Ion 70 90 w at
PM, with two boilers out of commission
and trying to make the nearest American
port u Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw
left Savannah TO go to the assistance of the
distressed vessel.
NORTH SYDNEY. CB. Jan 25-captain
George Alfred and crew of five men of New
foundland schr Newton Lake arrived here
to-day. The schooner left Lisbon Nov 81
for st Lawrence. NF. with 40 tons of salt
and was abandoned on Jan g. and crew were
later rescued by str Bournemouth (Br), as
before reported.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

win run against Yale. This team prob
ably will include O'Connell, Wharton.
Chute and Dexter. although a newcomer.
Davis, looked promising in the recent
trials, running in time next fastest to
O'Connell for the $50 yards.
The track squad has had a lot OF out
of door work on the Soldiers Field
board track. Notwithstanding the cold
weather. and IS we'll prepared to start
the winter competitions.
Jack Slattery, coach OF the baseball
team, will start his battery candidates
at work in the cage earlier than usual
Tne pitchers and catchcrs will como out
first for the cags work, and shortly after
the msdyear examinations. Eddie Goode
is the only standby remaining for the
box. Babe" FELTON, having been gradu-
ated- Fitts of the football team Is ex-
pected to join the baseball squad when
the basketball season closes. while
Capt. Emmons. Bigelow and Owen will
not start at baseball until rested from
their hockey campaign. which still has
several weeks to run.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Sailed asth. Pm. strs Indian. Boston

Sailed 2sth. Pm. strs Indian. Boston;
Maruba. do.
Sailed 2sth, strs Bsrwindvais CB3. Ha-
| lNor) Buenos Aires Roads; volturno utaD
Portland. Me; Mackworth (Br). Gibraltar;
bark Rene QC. Montevideo.
| PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 2s--Arrived. strs
Panoil. Tampico: British Light (Br). Ports
| mouth. Eng; Japan Arrow. New York.
Sailed 2sth. strs Gulfmaid, Philadelphia; !;
SINGAPORE Maru lyap). Pensacola Chestnut
War sirdar (Br). Devonport.
| PORTLAND, o, Jan 2I-Safled, str Po-
mona. Rotterdam via San Francisco.
| PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan 29-Arrived. str
Singapore Maru (Jap). Port Arthur.
Sailed 2sth. str Ester (sw>. Italy.
Sailed Goth. strs Euterpe (Br), Galveston;
Federal. do; Teviot tBr), do.
| PORT TAMPA. Fla, Jan 29-Arrlved strs
Grenadier. Norfolk; Mascotte, Key West.
| Sailed Goth. str J NJ Guffey. Tampico.
PHdLADELPHIA, Pa. Jan 2e-Arrived.
Barrow; Commodore Rollins (Nor). Tanamo.
Arrived 2sth. ctr Paulsboro. Port Arthur.
Southwestern Miller (Br). London sia Hall.
fax; Pawtucket. Manchester via Bristol.
Sailed goth, strs zyidyk Dutch. Rotter-
folk; Georgia. Port Lobos; Ansaldo savoia
II tItaD, Genoa; w NJ Burton. Beaumont;
l GulfoD, Port Arthur.
| Sailed goth, str LiInon, Santa Marta.
| Passed down Marcus Hook Goth. Q 80 AM.
yrs str sWhinteggate In g 1Br?. Philadslphia for New
barges Leesport for Boston. Marion for
Marblehead and Tulpehocken for Maiden.
Passed up Newcastle. Del. Goth, sclr A
Ernest Mills. for Wilmington. Del (for re-
| pairs).
Passed down Reedy Island 10th. 1850 AM,
str Delisle, Philadelphia for New York.
| Passed out Delaware Breakwater 2sth,
e:20 PM. str Haverford tBr). Philadelphia
| for Liverpool
Passed out 29tii. 20 AN. strs Lake Nix
wood, Philadelphia for Leith, &c; 2:40 AM.
Massick, do for New York; II AM. w
| Passed out 2eth. 10 :35 AM. tug Carlisle,
! towing barges Cumru for Searsport, Indian
| Castine.
Sailed 2sth. :55 AM. tug Wade Hampton,
seaward.-Wind NE, 16 miles; smoky; sea
| smooth.
PORTLAND. Me, Jan 2s-Arrived, str
Saturnia (Br). New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Elswick Grange (Br). do.-Wind n. light
breeze: cloudy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan 2s-Sailed, strs
Borgland (Nor), Christiania; Artigas. Phila-
delphia; Acme. New York.
Sailed 9th. str Champion Anderson. Tam
pico
Tenpaisan Maru (Jap), Portland.
Sailed Goth. str Nile, Portland.
ST ANDREWS. Fla. Jan 29--Arrived, schrs
Gertrude Parsons (Br), Havana; Henry II
Chamberlain, Pensacola.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan 29-Arrived. strs
sori utaD. Norfolk; City Of st Louis. New
Sailed 2sth. strs Grof Khuen Hedervary
QtaD. Barcelona, Venice and Trieste; Johns.
town (Br). Nuevitas Kisnop, Bremen and
Hamburg: City OF Savannah. New York.
TAMPA. Fla, Jan 29--Arrived. str Lake
Freeland. New York.
WILMINGTON, NC. Jan 26-Saiied, str
Communipaw Baton Rouge.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
FIRST TRYOUT FOR
HARVARD ATHLETES
Crimson Squad to Compete in
Games of Boston Athletic
Association.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. jan 29.-Harvards 5
athletics will be in the doldrums in the
midyear examination period for week.
On February 5. however. the varsity
hockey team will go to Philadelphia TO
play the first of its so-called 'cham-
pionship" matches against Yale, while
the same evening at the annual indoor
games OF the Boston A. A. "Pooch'
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

I
ASTORIA, o. Jan 22-Arrived. str Dill
worth. San Francisco.
HILO, Jan 22-Sailed. str Maui. Honolulu.
HONOLULU, Jan 23--Arrived str Siberia
Maru (Jap). Hong Kong. &C. for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 22d, str Mariana (Br). Sydney.
HOUSTON, Tex, Jan 25-Sailed.' str Ro-
chelie (Br), Mexican ports.
Briton, Providence
ORANGE, Tex, Jan 25-saiied. schr Esther
Adelaide (Br), Guadeloupe.
/ ROCKLAND. Me, Jan 25--Arrived, schr
Lizzie J Clark, Portland for Jonesport.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 22-Arrived,
schr Alert Lsvuka.
Krakatan (Dutch), Batavia: 23d, Montro-
lite. Vancouver; Senator, Cortnto, sc.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan 23-Sailed, motor
Coolcha, San Francisco and Paita.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, Jan 22--Arrived. strs
Inlay, San Francisco: 23d. Yalza, Astoria;
bark Ysabel (Br), San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

HALIFAX, Jan 26-In port. schrs Ethelyn
(Brl. for Santiago; Harriet b. for Havana.
KINGSTON, ia, Jan 15-Arrived, strs Cape
Breton (Br), London; 10th. Bartholomew
(Br). New York for Cartagena. &c.
LUNENBURG, Ms. Jan 25--Arrived, schr
Hazel Myra (Br), Turks Island.
meris (Greek), Queenstown: 27th. str Cana
dian Miller (Br). London. Cardiff and Liv-
erpool.
ST JOHNS. NF, Jan 21-Arrived. str Digby
(Br), Halifax for Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

SOUTHAMPTON. Jan 2s-Arrived. str
Adriatic (Br). New York.
Sailed 2sth. str LapIand (Br). from Ant
werp for New York.
TALTAL, Jan 19-Arrived. str Santa
Flavia. Tacoma and San Francisco
WELLINGTON, Jan 27-Arrived/ strs
Anten tsw). Norfolk; Tahiti (Br), San Fran
cisco.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 27-sailed. str vsne-
zuela. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
FARM AND GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE.

COUNTRY SAUSAGE AND sCRAPPLE
Direct from the farm, Fresh or Smoked Sau-
sage, 4Oc. per 10. Sausage Meat, 3sc. Scrap
Pile, cOc. Liver or Pan Pudding 30c. ID.
Made from choicest farm raised hogs. Or
ders tofalIlng 3 lbs. or more prepaid, less
amounts f0c. additional VIII be charged.
Cash must accompany the order. checks ac-
cepted Mail your orders early. orders re-
ceived later than Tuesday of each week VIII
be held over until the following week A
trial will convince you that our products arc
the best obtainable.
Cut this out FOR future reference.
s. ". GOOD a SON, Lancaster, No. Z, "a.
BABY cHGcKs--i4N cents each. Safe dellv-
cry guaranteed IN ". s. Several kinds.
Information FREQ. NATIONAL CHICK CO..
si7 Now York Life Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
MARTNE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.


ATTENTION. STEAMSHIP OPERATORS
Brand new steel steamship. $3.50 tons
d. w, ciassed 100 Al Lloyds: February
launching: 500 per d. W. ton. 1ess than half
actual construction cost: principals only.
NEW YORK SHIP BROKERAGE CO.. Inc.
FOR sALE-Severai drydocks. freight pas
senger steamers and yachts. motorshlps,
schooners, steamboats,. tugs. barges, huls
lowest prices. easy payments; estimates, In
spections. Don't buy or sell before consult
ing with RAFAILOvICH CO.. 26 Cort-
landt. New York.
FOR sALE-Steamers. tugs. ferryboats,
schooners. steam lighters. barges. dredgcs.
dumpscows. &C.: buy now before spring ad-
vance in prices. STREETER, 100 Broad st.
NAVIGATION school course. s55; license
guaranteed or fee refunded write for full
particulars: sextants marine glasses sold.
CAPT. PENNRICH, sc Garden pl.. Bklyn.
SALE OR CHARTER-Heavy lifting steam
lighter and towboat: lifts 10 tons; carries
150; powerful towboat; compound engine,
leg boiler; suitable wreckng; perfect con-
diton; reasonable. IMPERIAL COMPANY.
100 Broad st. .
wANTED-Best barge or schooner hull 800
will purchase. NAVIGATOR, Peckskill,
N. Y.
r. H. FRANKLIN. SHIP BROKER
so BROAD ST. ESTABLISHED 1851
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Red and black spar buoy established by
lighthouse tender Larkspur Jan 20, 11OO
yards WSWl1W from north corner Of dock
at Riverdale, Hudson River, TO mark sunken
dredge. part of 4 frame and spuds OF
which show above wafer. Buoy IS 20 feet Il
of wreck in fathoins OF water.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HARVARD FENcERs LEAVE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. 29.-Two Har-
ward fencers. Capt. Sam Ordway and Will
lam Brewster, left tonight for New York,
where they will take part In the Junior CHAINS
pionships at the New York A. O. Monday
evening. Falkenberg OF Technology, former
iy widely known In Norway with the foils. Is
aIso entered
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.l
Jan %. lat 81 16. lon "A Al, large spar
projecting about 10 feet out of water, ap-
parently attached to submerged weckage.
Jan %. lat 90 Of. Ion so q. conical
buoy.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF, Jan 29-Barometer at
noon. 1920 inches; wind. N. light; weather.
fine; temperature. "A deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

LEXINGTON THEATRE. Lex. Ave. 4 5ist 81.
Song Recital--Fchruary q. y. NJ.
SOPHIE ASLAE.
Confrsito Metropolitan Opera Co
s. Hciison Clarionet. assisting. Ennbc Plano.
$3.50 20 i5c. at Box office.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
CABLE REPORTS.

AARHuUS. Jan 25-saicd. str Breifond
(Nor). New York.
ALEXANDRIA about Jan 20-Sailed. str
kazembe (Br). Boston.
ANTOFAGASTA. Jan 2S--Arrived strs
Ardmore, Tampico; Santa Barbara, Baltl-
more. ta.-,.
ANTWERP. Jan 24-Arrived. strs Marks
burg (Belg), New York; 25th. Auburn. Balti-
more; Neidenfels tFr)., Galveston.
Arrived 25th. strs Osawatomie, Philadei-
phia; Vittorio Emanuee III. New Orleans
via Bremen; 26th, West Camak. San Fran
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

AMERICAN lift vans for moving household
furniture between Europe and America and
between cities in the United States house to
house without boxing: only safe. easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN STOR-
AGE VAN CO.. 1s Broadway New York.
SCHOOL teacher organizing parties for trips
20 European battle fields. Rates reason
able. Y 514 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
EUROPE.

r. II. FRANKLIN, SHIP BROKER
so BROAD ST. ESTABLISHED 1857
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS,
Evening star., 1921-03-10
With SandlOt Mines

Perry Athletic Club will hold a base
! ball meeting tomorrow at 3613 18th
street. Teams in the sixteen-year-
old division desiring games with the
Perry nine should address the club
at 1929 Park road OF telephone Co
lumbia 2116.
Auburn Athletic Club will meet on
its field Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
All candidates are expected to be
present.
Eastern Athletic Club will practice
this afternoon at 5 o'clock on the
| field at 18th and d streets southeast
Candidates are to report in uniform.
Andy Walker soon will have his
Grotto nine at work He has warned
his charges to be in readiness to at
tend special meeting.
Mohawk Juniors are seeking games
with teams in the eighteen-year-o
class. Telephone challenges to Man
ager Harry Rice, Lincoln 66sS.
Northeast HiiItops desire Sunday
game with some eighteen -year-old
team. Telephone Lincoln 5397-W
after pm.
Manhattan Athletic Club will meet
Wednesday night at $50 o'clock at
1927 10th street northeast. Base ball
candidates are to report.
Mohawk Athletic Club will hold its
initial practice this evening at the
Tyler School field. 11th and G streets
southeast.
Evening star., 1921-03-10

time the athletes got ready for their
workout.
Altrock had sufficiently recovered
from his heavy cold to get into uni
form and inject some life into the
practice. Nick was given a noisy
welcome by the hangers-on. who turn
out for the practice sessions daily.
Torres emulated Picinich's example
and got back of the bat for the hit
ting drill attired in his full regalia.
Ricardo has not fully shaken off the
effects of an attack of malaria and
does not show much pep.
Tucker is so tuckered from his eX-
ertion in trying to reduce that when
he stumbled and fell in getting away
from the plate he just laid there for
few moments without attempting
to get up. Dinwoodie is just about
all in when he gets through his daily
drill.
Bert McHugh has sprung a charley
horse in his leg.
Griff got good laugh out of the
report from Boston that efforts would
be made by the management OF the
Red SoX to trade Stuffy McInnis to
the Nationals for Joe Judge.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
HUNTS PILOT.
Wires Griff to Help Land Man to
Lead Coffeyville's Newly
ACQUIRED Team.

TAMPA. Fla, March 10-Walter
Johnson. who has returned to his
home from Hot Springs before re-
porting here for spring training,
wired President Griffith last nigh.
asking him to dig up a manager for
the Coffeyville team.
1t seems that the business men of
Johnson's home town have purchased
the Coffeyville franchise in the
Southwestern League, and have asked
Walter to find a good pilot. Barney
in turn has appealed to his boss.
Griff is willing to ohlige if he can
locate any one suitable for the posi-
tion who is out of a job and has his
thinking cap on.
Johnson plans to leave Coffeyville
for Tampa tomorrow and is expected
to reach here Monday morning.
Clyde Milan will be another Ma
tional to travel campward by him
self. Zeb left Hot Springs when
johnson did, the first of the week. and
now is visiting his parents at their home
in Columbia, Tenn.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
KANSAS GETS DECISION
Given Newspaper Verdict Over
Mitchell-Receipts Total More
Than $28. 900.

(, MILWAUKEE. March 10-A ca
pacity crowd. with receipts totalng
more than s2S.000, witnessed Rocky
Kansas of Buffalo, win the newspa-
per decision from Richie Mitchell. To-
cal lightweight idol. here last night.
Mitchell is planning to retire for a
few months.
While majority of the newspaper
critics gave Kansas the better of the
argument. some thought Mitchell had
an even break and one writer went so
far as to credit Mitchell with a shade.
Both scored knockdowns in the fifth
session.
The first round appeared to be Kan
sas' and the second Mitchelrs. The
third and fourth looked about even.
Kansas had the advantage in the
fifth, sixth and seventh. The eighth
and ninth favored Mitchell and the
tenth appeared to be toss up.
Kansas was warned by the referee
repeatedly for delivering backhand
punches. which is against Wisconsin
rules.
Kansas weighed 134h and Mitchell
1853. pounds.