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rustee S Auction Sale

by virtue OF n certain deed of trust,
dated March J. 1919, and recorded In.
the Clerks Office OF the Henrico c.
Z. In ID. II. PISA. page 107, default!
having been made in the payment OF
the principal note for 5000 ~ and an
interest note for $3.50 secured there
in, and being required to do so by tina
holder OF said notes. l shall sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY &c, 1921,
at O'Clock p. NJ.
the following real estate. to-wit:
Those four certain lots OF land in
lIighiand Springs. Henrsco County
Virginia designated on Plan OF High
land Springs, OF record in the Clerks,
Office OF the Henrico County G.. C. In
Plat Book No. s. page Oh, MS lots
Nos. Z, 8, IL and 10. in Block "Fr,s'
Section .. the said lots fronting 200
feet on the east side or Elm Street,
beginning Mt point $50 fest north
Of Vino Street. and extending back
within parallel lines 90 feet.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO desray,
the expenses OF executing this truas
and 70 pay such taxes as may be due,F
including pro rata tax for 1921, ard
to pay the aforesaid $4,000 nota,
tsIblcct u q credit 81 Sl0go9I and
on fSO7.so from Marc, ). 1921,
GEO, yRRv. w1LLrA4a
~ ~ s,S 80 4, Az
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EXTRA bootblhckJ wanted for Saturdays
Et Easi Main. $40 EaIt Main and 700
EsAt l.rOan
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Wnntcd-I,usincss Service 81

PASTURE-wanted. pasture near Rich
mOnd for grazing n few cattle. Address
W. q. Saunders. $50 West Leigh Street.
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Trustee Auction
Sale
BY TIMBERLAKE &c HIT,
Auctioneers.

HANDSOME CONCRETE BLOCK
Nv FILLING ON EAST SIDE OF
JAMES RIVER, ABOUT SIN S1IT.Ts.
EAST OF RICHMOND. BUILT AND
iS.EGoRATED By MIR. FRANK H..
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THE IiTH DAY OF MAY, 1921.
Al 3 o'Clnck u IL
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale
8 l

\ LARGE quantity or siiKhtIy uzed rub
Der betting; sizes from one Inch TO
twenty -iour inches wide; standard plies.
fcEcd at genuine secund- hand pr!cel
Myers Co.. Mechanical, Leather and
huohcr Goods, al9s Eaat Main Street
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Kuehcr Goods, aios E..t Main Street
Nsdtson $40
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES o, nil binds
Tents cots. blankets. wagon Govern. VIC.
navy haHiInocks. rv!asuc. ysc each; barb
wire, now. slightly rusty, ss-lb. coils.
VIZ per coll; cut cut roofing. ua.d.
sHIhily rusty, per sheet. E0c each, as
hoiS"powsr Vim steam engine. just over
hauled. lsh.oo; iron safe. V.Ac;lcally
new, dl!lvnsiunI 30 l-tI.;azy ID lncnrs
$500; bookhecper's desk. oak. practical
~ new, ]iI.vv; nat-top d-hA oak. praC-
tie.!ly nsw. t::;ov; WOOD cioth.s Iuckcra.
per SECTION. 3i.5O each. StrUIn. -; time
clocks $500 each ''if the army used
II. We have H." Write for free uataIog
Dept. 80. ]. Army and Navy supply
CompanJ. 40 BrooI: Avenue, i'll North
seventeenth Street. 1901 Lester STREET..
Randolph 1853
CAN USE quantity of mac, peonIes and
anytL!nx In cut oowrra Lilac, cut
ushI l+-iu- xprays- f-onie. cut In bud
aud - IL inches !onS Guarantee.
Sovd price. J. ]. coan. w. l.th ST
~ holvsaLa FLotist. :rcm York cay.
CAlAE!tN. aSt!.it.A. coughs ovl-s p.u,np;.
y relieved " Hex Da.Iu. Dgusr.It.
ELECTRIC time and !arog.YGYinx LerIrea
Gem Eicct.ic shop. hau,son :oss
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wapted-tNcnalc

BOOkKEEpER wanted with some knowl-
edge of thu credit business Apply II. IL.
East lIruhS Sirrni
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HANDSOME CONCRETE gIOcE
PIW yIN1 ON EAST SIDE OF.
EAST OF RICHMOND. BUILT AND
COSBY. -
y d pural &c Of q certain trust.
sd in the clerks Office OF tho Cir
CIT Court CT Henrico County, Yir-:
Einia. In decd book 2l4-B. pnxa aio,
ne nnaorsignod substituted trustee,
hciaFy under snid trust dced win
soil ut Public Auction, on tho prem-
i5es' to tho highest responsible bid
THE liTH DAY OF MAY, 1871
~ O'Clock l.. Al,
the real estate described in suid deod 3
rs follows: "Ali that certain Tor
pnrcol or tract or land with tho con-
crete block dwelling thereon and all
e end being m the County OF Henrico.
State OF Virginia. containing two
acres, moro or less. located Mt the
Sf9uth~es' corner OF tho Can6eld
EARN on the east bank OF tho James
Hivsr. about six miles southeast OF
Klchmond, and moro particularly 40
scribed as follows: beginning at a
T ;,ixs, on ns. ne r,, cas-. bang Of James
section OF the said Canflcld estate
and the Schwartz estate, thence bark.
~ right angles with the said James
.'"b tho iiHc OF several
marked trees. a distance of two ftol
level of the valley therein, thence AZ
tight angles In southerly. direction
linc parallel with and thirty feet dis-
lance from the level o. The nfore-
said valley to It's Intersection with
tho Jnmcs River. thence northwardIy
along the line OF James River 10
the poiat OF beginning For q mora
particular description OF said land
reference Is hereby made 10 q MAI
OF survey made hy #. Crawford Re,ld
Bro, dated September 10. 1917. NJ
iach1d 10 and recorded as part or
deed from the snid Frank E. Cosby to
f. +. Schmidt. trustee. dated July 2
1917. and recorded In the clerk's OF,
nee of the Icnrico County C,ircnt,
Court In deed book eliza, page az.
being the same real estate convened
10 the said Frank E. Cosby by deed
from Robert H Garfield eli ais dared
May L, 1912. and recorded in the
aforesaid clerks Office in deed book
2C3-A, page AS" (to which plat and
deed retcrence is hereby made).
TERMS: For all cash This sale
however. shall be subject TO a lien
on the said property securing tho
payment OF the principal s,m or ST.
10000. and any accrued interest and
charged as provided by trust deed
securing the payment OF said sum.
dated November 81, 1918, and recorded
IN the Circuit Court OF HenrIco
County, Virginia. in deed book 212-B
page $40, to which reference is made
GEORGE Il. WHITE.
Substituted Trustee
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GREAT EASTEitN LAND CO. p,,-,io
mond. Va.
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statesmen. with light auto. TO sell in
rural districts wcll-knuwn brand OF teas
conecs. veterinary products and house
hold necessities: steady. all-year around
work: earnings we'll over $50 per week
Bond required Write ". & H. Walker
Inc. Est: 1897 S3c East Main Street
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Statesmen and Agents
AUTOMOBILE
SALESMAN.

Wanted, at once, an auto
mobile salesman to sell d
popular medium-priced car.
Three hundred of these
cars now being used in
Richmond.
We will offer an attrac-
tive proposition to an ex-
perienced high-class sales
man. When replying, state
br,i efly your experience
Address
BOX c $40,
The Dispatch.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

= = -e- =-=-=--==-=-- &
DEVELOPMENT
PROPOSITION
s,ssO to ls Lots on Noble and Moss
real bargain. See us.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate Department
Seventh and Main Streets.
\ CALLED communication of
&y9sA Lodge of Strict Observance. No
EW hsis IA ,hs N 4; a' T El9 e.
a,rests. Friday evening. May ia
a; o, !s" Work in the degrees Mem.
cordially Invited to attend Rv ma
OF the Worshpful Master. j. G. See,inEer
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
65i ACRES OF LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL ~
PROPERLY &
In execution Oh a certain deed of
dated January 20, 1874, default INV,
ing been made IN the payment of fhsH
ueut therein secured. anG icing re-
CURED SO to 40 by the benetcinry.
viii sell at public auction. ON NtHs
premises, on
SAT UkDAY. May IS. 1921.
at II O'Clock Noon.
LIE reai estate ana personal prom
erty dsscriueu III suiu ueeu as foi-l
lows. $500
ouiiu'"es thereon, and rights and
pr.\iieSes tnereIo appurlenau( STU
atcu. iyihS ana being III Gniries City
GuuLty, Ia the STATE vI Virginia haS
lns ,ue SAME tract or iauu cunvevs,i5
to Julien Gunn Wy deed from kins1
Icy Ereetey ana Bertha l. Greeley
ms mits; unteu ;SoNe.nper 10. 1914. and
iscoIoeu IN the Cierk's Otnce OF
Charies city County III Deeu Boos
40. -. pase go tas said tract or
vey anu map n.Iue ~ j. Lyeil Ciarke
Clvil Engineer. dated January %
a5La, siA nunured anu siAty-six and
ninety one-nuhdredtns l.o0..v) acres.
anu peine the same tract of land
conveyed unto .stDury Farm Cor
poraHoh ny deed duly recorded IN the
Iicrk's ONCE aforesaid. a
And also the following purson.,,
property: Z mules. horses, I5 cows
heitcts. 81 Sueep. snoaLa, 1 Ford.
son tractor, L avery Tractor. / trnctor!
tooth burrows. 2 3-hurse blows.
morse plow, l grain binder, / McI.or.
m ,m corn pinuer. MecUrinics5
sfa!ii uriti. l z-row corn planter, x
r.u!ns cultiSators. z or x-nor.a
Nae oLs, wagon bodies. l wagon hnyi
rack. nurnSss OF all kinds, lot or forks.;
Eoes and I-horsc implements usuaIiy
touh1 ON an up 60 -da,s farm, ~ tong
baled nay. lot or corn Ioduer. & 4
Kitchen range. t-burner OH stove.
!ot ot nousehulu anu Kitchen turnt-
ture, VII OF winch pecaou.ii properly
as ioSateu ga the abore-uescrIpeu real
estate IN Charles CRY County, yir-
sinia." 49,
TERMS OF SALE: For cash an 20
30 inucb or The proceeds as may be
necessary 20 uetray thu expenses OF
executing this trust, Including truss
lees commission or 6 pei cent, fSes
ier urhwinS aal recording this duuu.
AUG 10 Day note or 3G,oQU.UO, win
interest from january 70, lS2i and
the balance upon terms to be An-
40 uhcci. -
BENZ. PURYIS
Trustee.
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YOUR broken photograph can be traded
Broad Street.
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ENPERI ESCED male stenokra ph.r foe a
permanent posit;ons not afraid OF work
Must give references md saIs:y cL1aCtsJ
s.s. The h
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

SHOES. suitcasca. trunks and hand BAGS
repaired. Elba Repair shop sl2 West
Evening star., 1921-03-16
With D. G.. Basketers

Quincy Athletic Club took the
measure Of the Roamers insa 25-to-o
basket ball engagement. The win
ners guarded closely all the way.
Senate Pages stopped Brookland
Athletic Club in an 18-to-15 match.
The issue was decided in the last
minute of the game.
Epiphany Comets will oppose the
Y NJ. C. A. Arrows Saturday night
at the Central Y. A preliminary
game will be held between the Ar
row Reserves and Tech High Re-
serves.
Grace Athletic Club defeated the
Navy Yard quint. 46 to Is. Sellers
and Bromley played well for the win
ners.
Wcstover Midgets downed the st.
Paul Midgets in an 1S-to-13 game
played in the st. Paul gymnasium.
Columbia Juniors. winners of six
teen of their seventeen games, want
to play the Senate Pages. For en-
gagements, telephone Manager Cor
by, Columbia 916-J.
Congress Heights Yankee Midgets
pointed the way to the Catholic Boys
C1Ifb n 25-fo-9 hattie
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Tonight may determine whether
the Red and Blue is to win another
basket ball championship. The issue
will be decided at Hanover. and Dart
mouth will thus have that advantage
which is derived from playing in
familiar environment.
AS the teams now stand. Pennsyl-
vania has won seven games and lost
one. Dartmouth has won seven
games and lost two. Should the
Green win. she will assume leading
position in the league and the Quak
ers would be obliged to defeat
Princeton in the final game of the
season next Saturday night in order
to tie with the Green for first place.
If such a deadlock occurred, Penn
and Dartmouth, no doubt. will play
a post game on some neutral
court.
Test for Mixed Doubles.
Play in the women's national indoor
tennis championship. which has been
proceeding right merrily on the
Longwood covered courts at Boston,
will be marked tomorrow by a def
mite effort to put mixed doubles on
an enduring basis of popularity.
Some thirty-odd couples are entered,
with William T. Tildren. IT. and Mrs.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. Richard
Norris Williams and Mrs. George w.
Wightman heading the list. The be-
lief is that with the impulse gained
at Longwood mixed doubles will here
after be an important feature of all
our great tennis Journeys.
One of the most vivid memories of
tennis contests in the writer's mind
relates to a mixed doubles match. in
which Molla Bjurstedt Mallory and
Harold Throckmorton were pitted
against Fred Alexander and Mary
Brown Of California. No pat ball
was played that day, and the women
not only ate up the hardest drives
of the men, but gave as good as was
sent There is lot of color to these
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The odds earlier in the week were
to 5. but now that bundle of coin
has come on from the west, especially
from O'Dowd's home state, Minnesota,
the edge has come down a point. Will
son Is due to arrive in this city from
Boston. where he has been training,
tomorrow morning, while ODowd al
ready is here. having done his final
work at Grupp's gymnasium. Harry
Wills being his sparring partner.
Rickard Changes Plans.
Tex Rickard is not going to Eu-
rope in search of Georges Carpenter.
after all. He was going, but when he
heard Carpenter was coming here in
search Of him he decided to wait. AS
the writer understands it. Rickard
has received no word of Carpenters
proposed visit next May: the news
came out in the shape of a London
dispatch. quoting the Frenchman as
planning to leave Paris for this
country in the spring. Rickard says
also that if Carpenter insists upon
that 100000 share of the purse, he
guesses he can arrange to give it to
him; which looks like a decided
change of front on the part of the
promoter.
AS for Jack Dempsey. his vaude
vile tour will wind up in Portland.
Ore, early in April. Then the cham
pion will come on to New York. and
If the fight looks to be on he will be-
gin light training.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
ROLL INTO LEADING FIVE
Lindsey, Hyduke, and Gresch Have
Good Sets in Singles of
A. B. G.. Tourney.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 16.-Bowl-
ing in the doubles and singles of the
American bowling congress tenpin
tournament brought about several
changes among the leaders, two
teams rolling 1920 sets for high
scores in the doubles, causing a
triple tie for eighth place, while
three high sets by Mort Lindsey of
New Haven. S. Hyduke of Racine and
s. Gresch of Cleveland in the singles
placed them fourth, fifth and sixth,
respectively.
C. Thies and s. Gresch of Cleveland
and Mort Lindsey and J. Porto of
New Haven were the high rollers in
the doubles. Standing Of the leaders,
Five-man event: Fleming Furniture
Company, Cleveland. 1851; Kenosha
Academy, Kenosha, Wis, 2,927;
Northern Paper Mills, Greenbay, Wis,
2,911.
Two-man event: ]. Blouin-P. Wolf,
Chicago. 1,2S7; J. Votel-H. Carroll,
Cincinnati, 1,2S6; L. Weyand-B. Paul
son, Erie. 1880.
Individual event: Fred Smith, De-
troit, 702: Joseph Gilligan, Buffalo,
6S3; j. Hanks, Chicago, 6S1.
All events: Fred Smith, Detroit,
1889: E. Schroenhut, Marion. Ohio.
1881; G. Schiller, Sandusky, 1874.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
NOTABLES WATCH BOUTS
Marshal Foch and Many Ameri-
cans See Yanks Fight French
men in Paris.
BY the Associa ted Press.


PARIS, March 16.-Members of the
American colony and many persons
prominent in French, political and social
life, including Marshal Foch and Gen.
Nivelle, last night witnessed series of
boxing matches in the Cirque de Paris,
given for the Paris post of the Ameri-
can Legion.
There were eight hard-fought con-
tests between champions from the
american forces on the Rhine and the
United States Navy and French pugil-
lists. The contests resulted in an in
ternational draw.
The bouts kept the spectators in, a
keen state of excitement. so evenly
matched were the contestants.
Several hundred officers and dough-
boys from Coblenz carried out a regu-
lar American roofing spree from the
gallery.
American girl students acted as
ushers. The bouts were held in the
same ring where the American expedi-
tionary force championships were de-
cided after the armistice.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
OLD RIVALS MAY CLASH
West Virginia and Wesleyan Plan
to Renew Relations, Broken
Off Last Fall.

West Virginia and West Virginian
Wesleyan, old rivals, probably will
resume athletic relations in foot ball at
Fairmont September "a. Relations be-
tween the two schools were severed last
fall, after the annual foot ball game.
which was won by West Virginia, IA
to o. West Virginia officials charged
Wesleyan with using an Ineligible
player.
Coach Robert Higgins Of Wesleyan
after lengthy correspondence be-
tween the presidents of the colleges.
sent a letter to Presidnt F. B. Trotter
OF West Virginia, admitting that an in
eligible player had been used.
West Virginia has been assured by
Wesleyan officials that Higgins will
not be retained as coach next season.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Cobb to He Easy Boss.

If Ty Cobb keeps on with his training
ideas his club will be the most popular
outfit in the big leagues. Ty never did
subscribe to the idea of hard work on
training trips. He himself was off them
altogether. He reported to the Tigers
when they really began to play ball. So
now, evidently. he has decided that what
was good enough for him is good enough
for the rest Of the ball players. He
holds no morning practice and there will
be none throughout the league season
Players may sleep as late as they like
so long as they report for afternoon
practice at o'clock. Any player at
any time on the road can use taxicabs
There are no training rules at all.
This will appeal to players OF other
clubs as q dream Of bliss. with gilt
edges and pink lining. AS forsthe Tigers
It will be interesting to see how they
come through. II they can crash along
through the league season winning
games the chances are that all dope
concerning base ball training will go by
the board.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
DAVIS CUP DRAW today
IL Nations to Be Paired for Pre-
liminaries of Tennis Trophy
Competition.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Members
of the Davis cup committee of the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion gathered here today to make
blind" drawing for pairs among the
twelve nations which entered compe-
titIon for the international trophy
After the draw. each of the nations
concerned will be notified of it's op-
ponent in the preliminaries, and ar
rangements then will be made for
dates and locations of the various
matches.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
SUGGEST 3-POINT GOAL
IN BASKET BALL SCORING

A goal tossed from scrimmage in
basket ball will count three points in
stead of two, as at present. If the Dis
officials can bring about a change of
scoring rules. The question was dis
cussed at a meeting of the board last
night, and the scoring change will be
recommended to the national rules
committee. which will convene in New
York April Is.
A list of approved local officials to
be filed with the national committee
will include the following names: w.
NJ. Apple. c. E. Beckett. Edwin Brat
burd, c. c.. Dunn, K. B. Fitzgerald, E.
B. Fuller, G. F. Green, G. F. Harbin. J.
Y. Hughes. Bryan Morse and F. c.
Schlosser.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
WIN SKATING HONORS.
Miss Robinson and Moore Best in
Indoor Meet.

PITTSBURGH. March 16.-Gladys'
Robinson. world champion woman ice
skater. and Joe Moore of New York.
won the honors in the international
championship races, which closed last
night.
Miss Robinson, with $50 points. was
an easy winner. Six races in the
woman's division were staged, and
the Canadian skater won in every
event.
Moore took part in four races. He
won three frsts and one second, for
q point score of 10.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
FIVE EASTERN TOSSERS
ARE AWARDED LETTERS

Basket ball letters were given to
five Eastern High School boys yester-
day, when the quint was banqueted
by the school. Athletes receiving the
insignia were Capt. Jack Faber Will
bur Cudmore, Brayton Myers, Els
worth Virnstine and James O'Dea.
william Furey, manager of the quint,
was awarded a white letter, and nu-
merals were given to Cardweil, Hay
ward, Hazlett, Harry Myers, Motyka
and Ritterbush, members of the
basket ball squad. Cudmore was elect
ed captain of the 1922 team.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

mixed games as wen as thrillthg
competition.
r. Norris Williams. by the way. is
refereeing the indoor matches at
Longwood. He has given general
satisfaction, not alone by the ac-
curacy of his judgments. but the
gracefulness and tact with which he
applies his rulings and decisions. He
is firm. the players say. but awfully
nice about il.
Neuretirs In Golf Arrives.
1t has come at last. What? Why.
nervous disorders due to golf. u
has appeared in London and has been
defined by nerve specialists as neu-
rophobia It's manifestations are
curious. For example, man stand
ing over a teed ball. wiggling his
driver to and fro in the usual pro-
cedure OF getting a stance. finds he
cannot stop wiggling his driver-Just
keeps on wiggling IL until some Kind
friend takes the club away from
him. Another man-prohably some
one prone to slices-fnds hlmseit
wandering through his office or the
streets hunting for lost balls. And
so on-but We haven't yet heard OF
golfers nervously hosting their ell
bows through force of old habit as
they make their way downstairs to
the arid grillrooms.
British Are Pettish.
British golferS dont ike the new
penalties and the method OF applicas
tion which the golfing authorities
over the pond have FORMULATED. Such
points as the new stymie rule, the
new ball and the power given to club
committees in the matter OF using
their judgment as to penalties when
a ball is driven out of bounds are
classed with other innovations as the
Americanization of golf" which i~
L., 4.
wants to happen to the ancient ard
honorable pastime. Just the same, T.
is happening.
Copyright. l8e1.)
Evening star., 1921-03-16
200 CUNTS ARE LISTED
IN NEBRASKA TOURNEY

The largest basket ball tournament
In the world has opened at Lincoln,
Nen.: under the direction of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska athletic board
and the IN" Club.
More than 200 high schools from all
sections of the state have sent teams
to participate. Eight courts are in
use; an M man being in charge of
Evening star., 1921-03-16
HYDE is PLACED AT HEAD
OF SQUASH TENNIS LIST

NEW YORK. March 16.-F. Van S.
Hyde Of the Harvard clubs has been
placed first in the national squash
tennis ranking.
The next four are: Jay Gould. Co
lumbia Club; A. J. Cordier. Yale Club;
Anderson Dana, Harvard Club, and H.
r. Mixsell, Princeton.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
BILLIARDISTS TO SHOOT
FORFOUR CASH PRIZES

A purse of 500 to be divided into
four prizes will be at stake in the
pocket billiard tournRment opening
at Grand Central Palace tonight. The
event is open to all District cue WELD
ers. No entry fee win be charged.
but contestants must register with
Manager George He'll at Grand Gen.
tral before 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Cup Arrives at Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 16.-The
Davis cup. emblematic of the tennis
championship of the world, has ar
rived here from Australia. The cup
will be taken to New York for dis
play at the headquarters of the Unit
ed States Tennis Association.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Lewis Takes Cue Match.

Willie Lewis. ex-pocket billiard
champion Of Philadelphia, defeated
Charles wamsley. former Maryland
title holder. ESQ to 224. In their ex-
hibition pocket billiard match con-
cluded last night at Grand Central
Palace. In the second block of the
match Lewis had runs of %. II. 13
and 13.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Joekex Cluh Is Autocr.tic.

No one doubts that the Jockey Club is
q force for good in horse racing. Every
thing It does il well meant and most
that 1t does is we'll conceived. But
autocracy never has justified itself for
any length of time in this country. And
that decision to hold up Louis Feus-
taPs application for license. no reasons
given, has all the earmarks of an auto
cratic stand.
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