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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
MOTORCYCLE PASSES THROUGH

Paris was on the map Friday for
a visit from the Dixie Highway
tourists, bound for Cincinnati, but
the "cade' didn't even wabble in
their journey through. They passed
through all right, turning into
Eighth street, out the Cynthiana
pike, which, of course, was the orig
inal program, the route having been
determined by pathfinding cars.
Rudolph Davis, representing the
Commercial Club, was stationed ut
the corner of Main and Eighth
streets, from which point he directed
the motorcade into Eighth street.
Several belated cars stopped over III
Paris, while the tourists inspected
the city, and admired Bourbon
county's handsome court house and
other buildings.
A reception program prepared by
the Paris Commercial Club for en-
tertainment of the visitors was put
in the discard after it was learned
that the proposed visit of the tour
lists would be like an airplane visit
rapid and with no stop-overs al
lowed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
STEERING GEAR BREAKS

While coming to Paris, on the
North Middletown pike, early yester-
day morning, Mr.. and MIS- JONI
Maher had a narrow escape from Sc
rious injury when the steering ROD
of the machine in which they were
riding, broke, causing the car 10
plunge into a telephone pole on the
side of the road.
The force of the impact DroKe the
pole down and badly bent the fendef
and part of radiator of the car. MIS-
Makers hand was cut by striking 9
piece of glass. Mr.. Maher escape1
injury. Another car was secured ana
the damaged car sent to garage
for repairs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
RELIGIOUS.
. >>>>~ . . o . . Q o . . Z

At the annual Conference of the
Methodist church, held in Somerset,
last week, Russell G. Evans, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Evans, Of
Paris, was fully accepted by Bishop
Collins Denny, as a member of the
Conference.
The Georgetown Presbyterian
church is making preparations for
building an $4,000 addition to the
church edifice. Plans of a Lexington
architect for the work have been &C
cepted. The remodeling will include
a large two-story annex on Mulberry
street, the first floor to include six
class rooms, pastors study and
kitchenette. The second floor will
have a large assembly room to ac-
commodate $50 people.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
NEW FIRE FIGHTER.

Richard Moore, of East Eighth
street, for some time with Daugherty
Bros, is now a full-fedged fireman,
having donned the blue uniform Fri
day as a member of the Paris fire
department. Mr.. Moore succeeds
permanently Spears Pendleton, re-
signed, who has moved to Cincinnati
to reside. Mr.. Moore's appointment
is meritorous one, and tdds an
other heavyweight to the depart
ment's force of fire fighters.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
GILMORE-KENNEY

The marriage of Thomas e. Gil
more, Of lexington. and Miss Louise
Kenney, of Paris, took place Satur-
day afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock, at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. T. C. Ecton, pastor of the Cal
vary Baptist church, in Lexington.
They were accompanied by Miss
Catherine Kenney, sister of the bride.
Mrs. R. H. Patterson and Miss Ada
Maher. i I
/ The bride is a popular young bus
mess woman, having been member
of the Bourbon Lumber Co.'s clerical
forces. She is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert P. Kenney, of South
Main street. Mr.. Gilmore is con-
nected with the Lexington Plumbing
Supply Company. They will reside
at Ala North Limestone street, in
Lexington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
PICTURE PROGRAM AT GRAND
AND ALAMO

To-day, Tuesday, September Is,
and tomorrow, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 1.-THE Laskey Players present
Cecil B. DeMille's great production,
Something To Think About" ALI
star cast, including Theodore Roberts,
Gloria Swanson, Elliot Dexter and
Monte Blue.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
APPROVES STOCK INCREASE

Among the many important docu-
ments approved at Frankfort, Friday,
by Secretary of State Fred A. Vaughn
were papers filed by the Peoples
Building & Loan Association, OF
Paris, increasing capital stock from
100000 to 100000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
VESTS SAUNDERS

Miss Elva West and Sterling
Saunders, both of Bourbon county,
were married in Mt. Sterling, Friday,
at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. r. G. Goldsmith, pas
tor of the Mt. Sterling Baptist
church, and former pastor of the
Paris church.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
HOMEGROWN WATER MELONS
AND CANTAL0UPES

We are having the incest home-
grown watermelons and cantaloupes
that you ever saw. They are ripe,
Juicy and fresh from the patch every
day. Let us fill your orders.
1O C. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
NOTICE.!

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF BOURBON To-
BACCO WAREHOUSE CO.. AT THE
COURT HOUSE. ON TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 90. AT $3.50 O'CLOCK,
pm. ALL STOCKHOLDERS Re-
QUESTED TO BE PRESENT.
ED. BURKE. President.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
LARD SPECIAL

WE ARE NOW OFFERING
SWIFTS SILVER LEAF LARD IN
50-LB. TINS. NET WEIGHT, AT
$3.50. THIS Is A FINE BUY.
BETTER GET YOURS NOW.
PARIS BAKING COMPANY,
/. L. GLASS, Manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
1agszzzya
M Jewellers :: Paris, KY.
" Never Too Busy to Please
COKE FOR TOBACCO

SEE CHAS. S. BRENT & BkO.
(sept13-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
SAGASE+

Logan Sageser, 81, and Miss
Minnie Feeback, 81, both of near
Jacksonville, Bourbon county, were
married Friday by County Judge
King, in his private Office in the
court house at Cynthiana. They will
reside at the home of the groom,
who is farming near Jacksonville.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
MATRIMONIAL. !
: 80 80 - >~>> :

"A marriage license was issued
Saturday, from the Office of the Fay
cite County Clerk, at Lexington, to
Thomas E. Gilmore, 80, receiving
clerk, Lexington, and Miss Louise
Kenney, &c, of Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-13
FALL HATS

SEE OUR $1,000 LINE OF FALL
HATS.
GAO MRS. MAYME PARKER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
STA TIE AND CITY BOWL ER,y
SPRING SURPRISE ON FANS
Establish League Record After Having Lost Eleven
Straight Gancs--EaSlcs Feature Week in Com
mcrclal Circuit by Setting Three New Marks,

rh"r" were many surprises in the
Bankers Leus"c last week Prob
Ihly the most unique was the feat
ot the Nat!oua, state and city boys
~ setting 4 u"w lcaEu" r.,si. after
being defeated Tor eleven straight
Games. They continued the ole! Slo-
gan If at first YOU don't succeed.
Try. try again. and it brought the
results. ana sine" this has been ac-
a"mplish"d. they propose to continue
th" s"od work
Tie past week. has shown the
greatest Improvement in the individ-
uII s'oidiur; ther" ar" only a few
~ the l'aGuv who hav" not register
I'd ct least one 2Ou or more Syur"
Ia ''w instances there hay" been
registered tn" phenomenal sc"r" of
600" or better tor the three game
series
rho DIM" Eagles bowling team So;
ihr"' new records in ON" night III
heir series with tn" Noidc Bros a.-
tr'EAti"n Monday night The Eagles
pat up TIA" r"iuarkabl. Scur" oc l.lU3
IN the "pcnin. gam" and cam" ulcl.
"!tu Il scor" at LOCI in tn. second
game. and closed the series in tn.
hudl sHm" with $50. making a grand
total 81 3.I53 ;or TIA. three games.
"Wednesday night the Snotl-sS 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
6IN TER PARK BASKETBALL
Team DOWNS CHESTER FIVE
"'nit"" T'i" '"rirs; ~ Cnn,-
m"nit' ls:;ii H. -c"rr nr
O..

MGR '"rk Athletic e. cpur.iiud
Nt,'""' na"i.'thr. t"o,.I las,
'E h' i""iiug 10" Chester Nrii-
rui "" High Sshoo. i,..rn IN tn,n-
s',,,,,, ran, b. idc score ~ - To 4,
'.ih uN" rut a. an .Nc"tl.ut
,pnpu''tS '''''
-. ih.,osfy,u ana I;inn featured rot
.',,,, 'AFN ~ c"r'"% several dir
layer Tor The y.s,j.m" team
- - \ 6. - Position e NErIes IS.
itHl''h. .risht forward ,'.rs,.
80 sSaid l"ft forward. ..lIaina.~
ht.iiIh ............. center L.f.4
- NM. lott guard . Albright
bnEE"tt right guard p,v,,,t,,,.
summary. Field goals Eu:,u. ii
Cp.ssaTh. ?; hopgott. 8 Hatcher. 3
"i'r. letter. =. Gur..s from f"ul
Euiiin pHt of !; c"ncc. = cli, of
Su"stituii"ns Davenport for Kline.
hlInc Tor Spcssuri Sp"ssard fur
hANrnn"ri. Time OF ha.y, Gvonig
minutes. Referee Hopkins scorer
Gum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
PREPARE NOW To DEFEND
CUP AGAINST INVASION
Yachting. Interests Already Have
Started Tests. Which Are Expect
Cd 20 Improve Conii, ions.

BOSTON Feb - Defense "t ia.
\norica's ''ur aEains; tn" nest for
IGN challenger already has H. gan,
was announced today FurWar /
cooking yachting Interests aiui. -iei
with the New York Nachnus club
hay" Gou" farther t" HnticipH'' an
ptir,r international effort {, lit the
cup Than any previous known al'rutpt
To- w"rk out yachting strategy pr '"-
sign.
Two model yachts bull; to ID size
ana "details uu"uuai,d 10y any work
ing models known Were. TIA. med Iinr
Il research tests, tn" results ~ "HlrN
races tor IN" classic cap. lh" 'n'i't,
representing dittcrrut theories OF
construction and RI w"r" ;,h"u
against each other under al! Kinds "i
Wind ANA woJ her in tn" Isolate ID
waters pf CAP" Cud hay. OF Pro-, mr'-
l"wn. "a series "t race" ih,t rN-
tended through several months Of
nc ram and early winter
tn" results az" not uuN H.NgIS'd
nur Is tn' source uf tn" large sans
iHit w"r" spent on IN" cons r3,'lun
and operation 81 tho miuiAtu y.lehts
made known. bu' -" mnd'.# haze
i'rtu shipped I, TIA" New Nore 4 sHt
'lvb FOR Snicl, "tplr. and ,NUIN.. tpfi.
ma IA" data - h,ld hy " Sttrilnr
H"TG"SS ihe nav" lrru.i"'t "nt
builder who designed iu" uutts aud
sGDcgyiS"d their @atiiuss. iir SAYS
Who lessons lyaruod in th" tests will
b." h"!H ,pnill tho Americas losses
SION of the famous cup is again Chal-
lynE"d lie would sag further only
;hat they were extremely interest
ing.
Tho models were min" C.ot long
IN" boats w-r" hunt Wl'h other di
mansions prouortipuatr 20 Niu,rlr.'%
Dnp si"op specifications In l"ugth
ny were .appr"N nnate.E- one uuth
lie fHf ... o. He.
cost $1,000 each 70 hu.'d They
weighed between 200 and 300 pounds
III" ii;tle yachts FOR 'h. rgrpps.
or1os!ng ideas iu siupp .htf.utrir,.
and were changed from 'i'u- 80 tlu.
TO try out new possibilities OF sll
plan and boat balance tu- carried
Hn approximately uarlual s,rttI. arl
rig Of sails during most rf ,.. ,.a's.
th- other usually was ':uH. e.: saul
arr" and ARRANGEMENT 'Nl' .rpIrf ,t.
INTO play varying pos ih.'.rI,s and
theories. Tho trial races. w,,.u were
h"ld over = thr""- ul'" r.u.s.. ate
tract"d much attention among tar
fishermen ol Pruvidvng.tuwu
The models were $50 k.,uly drawn
enough TO require us, OF "a uoipr-
boat by those conduc,IuG the tests
FiShins Carihirs "h" turned ont
points of sailing wlvv,..l ~ the
realistic mauu'r iu wh5.h tl. rec
search work was dur.
Actua! operation was simulated 80
d"Err" that mad" 10 -..u human
hands wer" at tn" wu,rls OF the
miniature yachts Instead. mech
aulSm controlled by c'uc, adjust
meat worried out ~. movements Of
'a.k and jib. swinging 'jld,r and
shi'tiu" SAIL Designer rIr-.as said
'hat. 50 far "a 10" knew nothing. of
tn" k.ud lrd been built before. lie
installation OF cyroscuPys while
IA" "Np"ns" of such tests is ppss'hl"
10 only frW ytehtiuG enthusiasts.
Americans can defense was such MAJ
me- i"l, certain uf Continued support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
LEWIS HAS LITTLE TROUBLE
WINNING MATCH FROM ZOLAR
"StrnngIcr" Drfrnts nnp,ncu, T.,
Straight Falls al the strand
Ihputrr.

frhntH I"iar. II FI"urh-taNrdEnu
trhrrirr. last night felt tn. effects
81 IA" deadlock used bv i:t t-Straii..-
yer } Lewis in several matches win
the leading hcavywciEht wr.sil,rs IF
~" country. /; was az "a. strand
Th"at"r her" that Lewis ciaiup.d n =
powerful grip upon TIA" head uf his
tina, the "S,ranrirr" Won unn,h.r
bout and Holnr left tn. mat q sad
der. but wiser, rrHpplcr. for hc knew
what IN. deadlock Was like when
tn" match had ended.
Lewis won ana did So in strai..ri
tails; that much was expected. IN,
N" gamcncss "f Zolar was show
throughout III" match. Several iin,.e
Lewis "!anr"'! the deadlock upo,,
I"iar. hu, the latter managed 10 ~,
himself free. For thirty minutes tn.
SrIrr!.rS fought desperately. Nyl.,,
I"W.S clanp"d - hc',dIuck on y.ia,
ant pinned his shoulders to Tho ,n.,,
tor the first fall
i'aZ"d by tn" hold. Iolar cam. ,!,,.,,
IN" mat FOR TIA, second fall In :. ;-.gI-
q .'hrulty in winning tn" second a,-
"'r"iIul: fan in tho short sn.,r.
uinr minutes. In this fnll tho ssi-H,.,.
Ter ga not resort to the us.. Of -.
he"di"cE., however. for h.. cyhilfr.G
ms ,nrmi"ck and pinned /ollr,,
shoulders to the mat with this Tril
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
MILITARY ORGANIZATION
TO HAVE CHARGE OF EVENT
Affair Will BE Open To Every Nth-
lc!c IN This
CITY

lTu,.f.t,. .,r.... .-.r...t- ,---,-. la -,.
'''''''' ''"
campaign 90 provide This city win
excellent basketball rau,, tfc :tl
l,,i. gss....t|., r. p..,.
tI,- "'-'
jio"i'@'is hoN is v.nn.uE 60 taE'
ZIP tracts vurf. Information WIS re-
criv,d iaet rfrrr ina -h. Jt..v..,..,
,y.,l5
''"'" "'''f
March, H. The AFFAIR wu. Do. omen
,y.r, ..r,... rr., st..r
,,, .,
"> ,'''" '''' ''''''' d" !'.'...
Euu!aatIou 10 make Oh, ru,,, am,
one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
LITERARY AND ATHLETIC
LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING
discusses Several Important Matters.
DRAFT Schedule for NcNt Two

iSnccLal ~ Th. THINE NiHrN,rh

fSr"rINT ~ IN" TIm"S- NiHU0'0h-
GiiAl:i.pTrESNiLl.E. VA. l'ch. IL
The first state conference for Tia"
Year al N" Virginia High School
Athlete" and Literary I.cagu" was
held yesterday at the University q:
Virginia to discuss rules FOR .lili-
hility ANA to arrange II sCh,dul. FOR
tn" athletic aud literary contests OF
tn" coming Year.
championship football. base bal l.
basketball. track and literary con
tests WI! h" h"ld at the univ-rsity.
An athletic schedule for tn" NEXT two
years WAS ARRANGED. Cups VIII DO
awarded TO ~! winning teams here
after.
several uf ~" time standards We.
raised. Tn" fuUr-Ncar rtl, inr hia.n
school athletes. and the eligibility
rUS' -ErHdunt" students was discussed.
Hut II" definite action was taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
INDIANS REGISTER MIN
OVER RICHMOND SPIDERS
William and Mary tag"rs Defeat
Capital City Team, 10 To 20.
Winners Defense Strong.

Especial I" The T:m"s-Dispatc'.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. IT,
Jimmy Drivers William Wud Mary
Indians tonirh, added another scalp
20 their bel, when they defeated tine
University of Richmond IN hns lrtbIll
by The scor. oc a. 10 20 1, was tie
first Time in many years tua, am
indian pUImt had rolled up such d
SGcr" against a team represent INK
nc University OF iHchmond IN"
j"ic!ns on tho part u: those Interested
IN tn" local college.
Inability OF tine spiders 'o hreHh
ihrS"Eh me deien..c nut "a? toy, fG"ns
guards. resulted in TIA" v!sit,u- team
Dropping The contest 81 closely It ID
"a" guards k-ep The E.,nmoaa lnl-
only two ii.,d goals we're rori-',r"l
BY the visitors. Iicg."' accounted
OR both Ui these.
IN no initial portion ot tine contest
-" Indians Registered total o;
twenty-five points principally through
,''r efforts of Pierce auh Drui. who
.ag"d tn" bah with apparent "asc.
:icElsr r"Gistcr"" So o.mis i"r th"
spiders by cagiug the ball frum foul
Sn"is' II addition I" the four points
from the court
Entering tn" second nag w;;h Il
lead OF - points the indians APP
~ 80 W ~ hlft'fE 81 wa ia t''s
INCREASING their lead the regulars
left the contest and the substitutes
werc sent in While tho Sp.4crs
showed AN improvement iU their
playing an this chapter they w-r"
not dangerous at any point MOTLEY
registered eight points with his four
't"!d goals. Willie XicGIcr threw tWo
more foul shots.
Excellent guarding by Young and
Jones featured the game for MI
liam aud Mary. Wall" Ii-Gl"r proceed
20 b" the star for the University OF
Richmond
Tonirhts victory vas rho second
Tor William ANA Mary ia tn" last tNo
days as they defeated TIA. Camp
EuStiS team forty-uuc 20 seventeen
Thursday afternoon.
Both tn" Indians and the Spiders
wcr" guests ut Il dance after the
game tonight.
Tho score:
W. and A. Position. L. ui Il.
e. Pierce left forward Motley
cook 49,. fright forward Hi"@l"r
HARDWOOD .... center .. carlton
Young .... left guard .... .H.,hrl
Suhs;i,utions: Town for carlton:
Sucad for Allen: Fray for Sncad:
llicHs for c. Pierce; /. ricrc. for
Young; Hudson for Jones. Goals
from field Pierce. :. cook. .: litr-
wood. 3; Jones. >: Xicrlor. = Mottey.
!. Goals from foul-cuoE. in Ia:
IicGl"r. \ in -. Referee Graham
limo OF halVrs-twcnty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

; moved grca; from in their series with
IN" ola Dutch Market. a'G cuptur.d
w" OUT "i tn" tire, l,uuI,. las q lars,
'nhrEih. l:oih t'amN pur up a strpuu
interesting from start -n rr.Ch
friday might tho struu. Jewellers
.c'''. pii"t"u hE thc u.a veteran ,uu-
p," Spiil,r, while Sr.liur won AIN
IN h"tly-cout"st.d matrn. an. I.,,y-
o.,rS Put M three h.rh .nm-s and
,nilSl'h with It grand total of %.u15
,"i'" games from the Mount Vernon
W,ic not M I" th-ir Usual form
standings of Ia" teams f.ilu,y-
tbnnEcrs' I,;,..u,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
GEORGIA TECH DROPS
CONTEST TO V. M. |. FIVE
Virginia Cadets Take Game With An
parent E.nsr by Score Of
.:s to IG

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. l." The V.
NJ. |. basketball quint ovcrw h"lmcd
Georgia Tech here tonight. by the
score Of % to 10, tn" flying Cadets
scoring lively" points before the
Golden Tornado five were able TO
maze "a tally.
After the beginning whistle thor"
could be- no reasonable douot as to
The winning team. the speed and goal
throwing ability Of the Nirgiuiaus
completely mys;ifyin- the Ge"rgiaus.
who wcr" unable to "onurc; with tai
lies except after long intervals.
crowd variously estimated a
being between 5000 ANA i.0Ou. Kept M
a prolonged round OF applause, Ch""r-
Ing til. brilliant plays Of both luiuts
wi;h impartiality.
The end OF the first half found the
Sc"r" - TO :, i'm favor OF III" Cadets.
aud IN the final period both iivcS made
about the sam" showing they did IN
the n-st section.
Fog Y. n. /. hunting. forward was
tn" individual scorer. his all-ruUud
playinr. both on tn" offensive ana
defensive. making him easily the ia
voritc OF the crowd. Stuart also
cam" in for large share Of tn"
close.
Armistcad was the shining light
for IN. Southcrncrs. his ability to get
the tip on summers ana his Gazing
Of Goals from difficult angles doing
much to make tn" d"fcst loss in
glorious. Flowers also played his
position We'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
t"iiiuicrriuI League.
SEVEN VICTORIES IN ONE
DAY Is RECORD OF NAVY
Midshirmrn wi, 49,,
ienn's I'm All branches of
sport

-''.'.''' 81 .''s ! .t'sEr.
NNNAfOl.lS MD. Fob. Ie-Tho
h'"sh'rh"n athletes made u clean
sweep IN II seven corucrrd program,
"i contests today In TIA. op.uin.,
noAhlE match for tn. sailors thnv
,""n thc measure OF taru,.i. 'r,cli
M.hhiht all six bouts. tn. WRESTLING.
'.'in 'riumphod oyer th. Univ.r~!ty
81 pennsylvania. taking iIli.,. bouts
~ ialls aud thr,r decisions. viii.
~" '!unk"rS Garn-r"G one decision,
~" swimming team defeated Culuul-
~" ~ Ia points aud tH- pulnis,s
Won rom the same Institution II to
ne French Young Mems Curia'i:tu
Association OF New YORK. IL 90 ID In,
n"ulS Win sIh"is and duul.n.
swords: tho varsity hasI,,n.ij
team defeated tn" cotIvuiIii-Nl Si,rs
or Baltimore, 2, to ST. Will. I'M.
rrcShmHn h"skctc.rs trimm,a tho
H.niral High School of WASHINGTON.
In the swimming meet. Sinclair =
b!rhc. again smashed Tn" iatrr,u! ,r-
Sih'" record for tn" 2"U ya,d swim.
coE"rin; the distance In Two miurI..,t
- Ia seconds: KauaEnuul. a Ia
"'iihn. also picb", lowered tho REQ
ora Tor tn forty-yurd swim ''tis
me 1t was made in nineteen second.
fiat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
DAilVILLE WINS CONTEST
Defeats i.!urihur;. High school. "a to
20. in Fast, Hc!i-i'Iu.cd

DANVILLE. Va. Fob. II After de-
f.at!u@ DauNil!" Military Institute
here last uiGh;. the LyHcuhU"S iilSh
school succumhrd to tA- pauyuIc
IllEu ScNuu! Basketball trau ia a
close. hard-!uuEnt game tonight. The
score MAS 30 10 30. The EHm" MAS a
ally good pass work, ana combination
playing Being Displayed by both sides.
VI th. end OF TIA" nrsJ period the scor.
was - % % an favor Of the locals.
il" tWp scores never being far apart.
TayIrr ana Miller featured for the
Visitors
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BOYS CLUB BASKETEERS
WIN FROM CHASE CITY
Local Team Takes Contest ny Score
al 30 60 c;i-l>inS

Yesterday afternoon at The Com
mUnIty Hal! The E"yS' club hrst
basketball team troUnccd Chase cit!
High school Us the tune .: 30 10 ~.
onions Jones. IN" Cluo'# star
forward, was back in the game after
an absence - about SIN weeks, and
helped .ruvrI.iy to- defeat Chase Guy.
Jones shot thirteen Held goals and
TWO foui goals Tor a grand toia! OF
tw-uty-ci SHIT points, over half OF his
teams total Ills dribh!inG and
floor work was almost perfect
King. the Boys tIuh center aud
captain, put up his usual line and
fast game. Ia the guarding depart
mynt "uN and frith werc there with
the goods, especially FIRTH. lie
dVIbhlvd nHcl!, guarded closely and
shot scVtIEi good goals.
The team Is NOW 90 ian" shape. and
with Jones back, 1t expects TO cop The
oity Championship i'm Iuc junior hts-
httball circles.
Chase City. although "utplaycd in
every department "t tAe game, showed
uuc nGnIlnG spirit ana never gave
up. Atkinson Played the best game
Tor the visitors.
Lineup:
Eoys' Club Position Chase CITY
Jones. Left forward Atkinson
Wharton. .TiSh, forward. Gresham
Is lug, ........ center ...-.... ''oudr
l.rita. ....!ctt guard i:abcoct
FOX. .....right SUIrd..... Maddox
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iOWTZEES ARRANGE INDOOR SPORTS
Crack French Runner
Arrives,in New York
III, Associated Irc>s.J

MEM luRh. irb. i:.-Mnrcri
'.uiiicmut. crack French distance
Tunu"r and winner OF the 5.otA-
rrtrr b'H lipir race ut Antwerp
LAST; august. arrived here today an
IN" steamship hdrin;ic frGm her
houTr. Il" will make his first
public appearance in this country
rhru;:rs -. in the 3.nnn- meter
riIn ~ Madison square Garden nS
r"r: at isIr Guaranty clubs
.orI">. '.uiil"mnt. u corporal in
ga" IrCuvh army. obtained n leave
.. oI>ru"" 10 make the trip.
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storm Doe. nnmn=. i, s,,,,

NI.VE' TItNS. rININ Fub -
communication with t,,t aud ram
gi"r. Morocco. has hc.u .lt for thr..
days boy terrific storm ia tho Strni,
or Gibraltar. number 81 houses
hay" boon washed away, nsh.ng craft
li:'~e been destroyed ana tho suburbs
Hi AlE"c.rns ar" Isolated through the
breaking az % river bridge