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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09
WOMEN SAW $50
IN HALF HOUR
Diamond Dye" Your Faded
Garments or Draperies
instead of Buying

Any woman can diamond dye her
old shabby skirts, waists. coats.
stockings, coverings into new. Each
package of Diamond Dyes" contains
easy directions. Beware! Poor dye
strealis, spots, fades, and ruins ma
terial by giving it a dyed look"
Buy Diamond Dyes" only. Tell
druggist whether your material is
wool or silk, or if it is cotton. linen,
or mixture. l6 rich, fadeless colors.
-Ady. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09
State Tax on Railroads Hearing

The hearing before the Taxation
committee on the bill to reduce the
State tax on railroads will be held in
Representatives hall at o'clock this
afternoon. The presidents of the va
rious railroads interested will be pres
ent and will present their cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09
HOUSE

Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1921.
The House met according to ad-
journment and was called to order
by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Ecob of
Augusta.
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

An oyster supper will be served at
the hall next Friday evening, Febru-
airy II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

tary Road. so-called, in Reed Planta-
ton in Aroostook county. (5C0 copies
ordered printed.
By Mr.. Case of Lubec: Resolve to
aid the town Of Cutler in building high
way.
BY Mr.. Weeks of Dresden: Resolve
in favor OF the town of Somerville.
BY Mr.. Case of Lubec: Resolve to
aid the town of Prescott in repairing
and building highways.
By Mr.. Holley of No. Arson: Re-
solve in favor of the town of Arson.
By the same gentleman: Resolve in
favor of town of Embden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

Don't stay bilious or cOnstipated.
with your head dull, your stomach
sour. gassy. upset. Take one or two
Cascarets tonight sure for your liver
and bowels and wake up clear and
At. Children love Cascarets, too. No
griping-no inconvenience. 10. rs. so
cents.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

Papers, from the Senate disposed
of in concurrence,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

On motion by Mr.. Emery of Buxton,
Adjourned until 10 O'CLOCK tomorrow.
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09
SENATE

Tuesday, February s, 1921.
fS.e,ate called to order by the
Es,dent pro tempore.
|praver by Rev G. C. Kincaid Of
,nrnal of previous session read
n approved.
Ipsns,e from the House disposed of
concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

Inr,cr the House: Ordered. the Sem
|. concurring. that committee of
Zee on the part of the House with
r. number on the part of the Sen
4 as it may determine, be appointed
consider the advisability of estab-
Ming a restaurant in the State
Luse and to report by bill or other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

On motion by Mr.. Garcelon Of An
droscoggin. 49,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-09

= the House this order was passed.
rbs Senate passed the order in
,currence and the, Chair appointed
such committee on the part of the
maize Messrs. Gould and Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
JOHN MARSHALL QUINTET
WILL ENCOUNTER TRUCKERS
hichinond school Meets Pnri>muutI,
Icnn ON I.attrr'S Floor
Tonight.

Coach Tucker Jones and his team
Of Marsha!iiies Will invade Ports
mouth today in an effort 10 aycngc
themselves for the defeat suffered at
The hands of the Woodrow Wilson
High school, several weeks ago.
Tn" Locals came through their game
last week without injuries ana wul
piac" their strongest lineup on tn.
floor. Hard workouts during the
past week have helped prepare tn"
men for The fracas amd they will
make the trim. determined to bring
home Il victory.
Lack Of experience was ono OF tho
Chici factors in their defeat BY the
lorl aggregation last month.
N!th ;"o stiff games under their
belt tn. men viii be more accustOm,d
|" the fray and viii give II good ac-
count ~ themselves.
Besides Manager Bray the follow
'hS men VIII max" the trip: Kahn
and sharp, forwards. Tyson, center.
Ewing ana Tyson. guards: Toy paugh
and sutton. substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
SPORTS
'. N. |. CAGERs CAPTURE
CAME FROM ST. JOHNS
Lexington Team Takes Contest by
Score Of BIB to IL, With Two
Regulars Missing
i, /, ,M;.ir 70 The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Disnatcb1
lENlNG'rON. VA, Feb. Il'-V n
met and defeated here tonight thn
serappy team from ST Johns NV =,
score OF 30 TO II. The nrst hDtf az
'h" Hhmc was characterized nv cioy',
euhr"lhS on both sidos each nu,jn,.
closer attention To The dcfcnsS of
nclr own goal than to Invasion ar
me enemy territory.
~ the start OF the second half ,bo
1ahctS came IN with "a rush. and ~
i'sj passing and excellent shooting.
RAPIDLY piled up Il big score.
me game WAS fun OF cxcItnmnn,
throughout. Two regulars. cafnpbnlI
m .. stuart; a forward ana IA guard.
w"r" out OF the game with minor Ir'
JniitS. ThcY VIII appear tomorrow
against Gcorria Tech. Lineup:
'. NJ ]. Position st Johns
i'uht'nS. right forward. f.or,c-
Lee. ....... left forward ITansor
i.""ch fc) =. right guard VV;tsonn
shannon ..lcft guard BannnIJ
summary: Goals from nold-I.cc 4.
lc"ch, ?; Summers. 3: shannon. !:
S,,.ainnns ], Porter. ,. Knirhton. /:
watson. !. Goals from foul-l .n.ri
j out of y; Watson. out OF 3 sinh
SltGti"nE Semans for Shannon
!iirl"y for Hanson. Kirkpatrick for
i'hnhrId. iicfcrec--Snydcr CVir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
HAVANA ENTRIES

First rsce--slx 'uslonr-: ,h.u.- ---.r..
aiii ui.,s ard caIuiup ..-s.
epJacobcan. -: TrTlup- g. .F..r. .-.
9sWakinE Dreams, 90. -lsa.- t.-.
= Cousin, i6a; StHrtto. 10. fEuaaL-a -.r'
4 Major F!sEc, los blIh,.I iii.
n Second rhre-siX fu1bups. .nr,. .-
- lns and UPWARD. claiming $500
4 1911 Ssygnna !g5 IF,se M2 tng.
IS .A .S;,p !o7. sunerier lot care g l4g
hsnd.cap; threc-year ssrH b...
fance. 80. By Conc o.. I.,.- ,r
Plus ultra. lG5. br Char W...
Vie MuncZ. liz: Last One l.4
~ Fourth raCe---prC mile. !uf-.r..-- ....f.
9 and upward. claiming. $500 Tbr.-.....
100; 'AmorlsHa Spll!tf. rHl. sW.
4Itl. Nug Roe, JOY. .GlGIufar III.
Z C-AImeTa. iG5
80 Fifth racine mile. our-y,4r-sfs4 s., Il
&uRwari; claiming {s0o--liGsh .rl. 'Si...'
k3t, iOi: 'ilar!ork ~. 'salvo. ID.
Ruaneyvra. iET. S:rpruu ,l-
~ Sixth facr-vlIle and ,f,sufb. faur-
yfar-oids and upward. ...frlug. 3
~ Emuna j.. so: -. Alfrad C.r. f..
rtsIe!nsfer, 30: .JuilarG IHg sng., 60
Sda1s ibs 'Jnye 10 Haie, ios
sssysrs. los; D.s.DFA los. M4scr.sord,.
4 lns. iianidreds. no.
IL Weather cloudy track <.si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE HOLDS
NEE TING IN CLEVELAND
Annual tonfab Proves Harmonious
and Only Matters of Routine
Arr Settled

CI.EVELANp ONO. Fen. Ii
Complete harmony marked thu an
nnal meeting Of the American League
here today, ali Of IN. clubs being
represented except New YORK
Tho American League owners voted
down the rule recommended by tn.
new national baseball council that
"a per cent OF the clubs share of
receipts in city post-scas"u series be
paid into the league treasury. and
adopted rule that IL per cont 20 -
INC funds Of the new comm ION in
Stg,nd OF ~. per cent, as formerly.
ia" rule governing sending OF
hrSt-Aear payers 10 tho minor
leagues was amended to max. tho
number unlimited. such iirst-y-ar
mon. however, cannot b" 'soloctctl"
limit MAS four. Tic limit also was
/ removed from tn" number Of playcrs
/ 20 farm out 'he previous limit being
Another rule amended permits
players who have been in the major
leagues for ten consecutive seasons
10 demand AN unconditional release
after Waivers have been served on
him Under tho former rule club
could claim him within ten days at
Ter the waiver period.
The matter Of umpircs' salaries
was not discussed. this having been
adjusted at The chicago meeting.
League officials decided TO limit re-
quests for worlds sc<.cs tickets for
new spaprr prizes In contests to
newspapers in cities having major
.,a2u" teams. The officials also AM
ihor&pd payment OF Slop each for
buttons TO To" awarded D players on
winning teams Of worlv series
PRESIDENT Ban Johnson, Clark
Gi.iHln Of WASHINGTON. ana Thomas
Sh!te, OF philadelphia, were n;>ncd
a committee 10 contract for telegraph
service fog tho season
Others at the meeting were IIarr,.
Grabinor, secretary OF the Chicago
c.Hn, WHO also represented tho BOSTON
C,Hn ny proxy; Robert quinn. OF The
lr"tt: j, g. Dunn, cleveland. and
!oIis CpmiSkcy, Chicago. Miller
higgins, Of the New York team was
Hrr', but not as u representative of
. ih' CLUB. Tho officials were I'm s,s-
s!nu less than TWO hours returning
10 their homes following; the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE
HAS BIG GRID SCHEDULE
Wfii Meet Wn>hiu.s"n and t.cc Uni
Ncrsity AT l.rNini:tnn Newt
I'Ell.
N9y Assor.ui.l Trcss(

tl5I Associated l'tr~S.l
EMORY. VA. Feb Ill Emory and
Henry Colleges sixth. year OF inter-
collegiate football calls Tor a num-
Der of important games this fall
Athletic Director Thomas l.. Fuller
ton In announcing the 1912 schrdul"
today. declared tho team had made
rcmarka bl" progress since Il took un
the INTERCOLLEGIATE game. Nine games
have been scheduled thus FAR With
one date remaining open.
September q. University Of Ten
nesscc at Knoxville.
October l. M!lliEan College at
oct6her s. Washington and Lee Uni
Vcrs!ty a Lexington, Va.
ctobcr -. open
October - Trinity College at
Hm %SfSbcr % Lyuc,hurr Couege -,
Qimory.
November 5, Roanoke College at
Salem. Va.
November II, Tusculum College at
bristol Va
November IS, Maryvlle College at
3Maryviiie Tenn.
Noyember -, King College at Bris-
{tol, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
WEST VIRGINIA CAPTURES
MATCH FROM VIRGINIA
Colleges Are Even in Number OF
Falls, but Mouniainccrs Are
Given More Decisions.
LSpeoLnl ~ Thn T!mcs.DIsnntch- !

lSp"CIh! 10 The Times DiSDatCh
McliHANTOWN, W VA. Feb. IL
West Virgiitia downcd Virginia n,
wrcs iinE here tonight. 22-IO. afte.
several exciting buuts. Virginia sn.
cured iwS falls, while the mountain.
t"rS secured two falls and three de.
ciaioHs.
bout OF unusual intcros, wa,
S,hScd between ritXcnbcrgcr nrr
hlh"har'. litz"nbcrG.r secured Il hall
n''Suh winch ovcrcanr tho Nirrinian
:Am"'lef Interesting match was he
t"cen Mullins. OF VIE mia. and Me
Donald, OF West Virginia. Muffin,
VAS exceptionally aggressive an,
Whch less ihan twu minutes OF tho
TN" h1d gone pinned Mcdonald I,
the mat.
The summary:
ll'-pound -Manrins. Virginia
threw S'ickler, Wee, Virginia. with
b"IH SCISSORS, Z minutes 80 seconds.
". pound class-iiough tcaptal
Nest virginia. decision over Cruces
virginia. limo advantage. minutes.
% pound class 5. iiarrlck. Vast
N!rsinla. decision over Bangler. Vir-
seconds.
li5-pound class-Grow. West Viz
Ein!it. decision over Captain pcncw.
,,irSihh, Time advantage, ) minutes
i5S pound Mulicns. Vjrrini,
threw Macdonald. West Virrinin' Win
hhiI nelson, > minutes "a seconds
pound class pitzcnbcrger. IVES.
Virginia. threw Rinchart. NirpIni,
Win haif nelson, minute IL seconds
h"avy we! Sht-.I. flarrick. West
virginia. threw Mullcns Nirv!nIa
WIN crotch hold. Z minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
DOCTORS WIN GAME
FROM TERMINAL FIVE
Secure Revenge by Heating Niynl>.
IN tu i'i-TyIrr and IiutIi-
div Stur

Last nigh, at the new IIowitzcrs'
Armory the M.dicos dccisiycly de-.
i-ated the strong Terminal uuint. 3.
10 IL, thereby avcuging their defeat
ny IA" same team last Saturday
night
During the second half the Doctors
developed good teamwork with excel
lent passing ana accurat" goal shoot @
ihE TSl"r ted TIA" Medical college
team II goal shooting. while DECKER
son and Charles Caravatti did tn.
best moor work For Terminal
sleepy Holiday did tn. best work
ana was IN most OF the scrmma yc
t.iNc-ur;
Mcdtcos. Position Terminal
! N!"r LEFT forward ..... Bell
Ai"rc!and. right forward II. D"viuc
Neal .-........ center ..... Holiday
G. ',aravatti. Left guard. King
bickcrSon. right guard. +. Marin
summary: Substitutions-II Cara
vail for &. ClrAvatti. Howard Tor
Seal Jennings tor Devin" Deyirr .or
li'il. Goals from Northumberland -:
IEl"r, .: Neal I; nickcrson. - G.
,hraNatt!, I: Hcll, |. Dsvina. ! floi-
!day. 3. Goals from foul-Tyl+r.
out Of 4; Morcland, ! out of 2; linl-
!iday. 6 on, OF II. Rcfcrce-"Chinc"
Graham. Time of halvcs--2V min-
utcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
BIG GRAPPLER5 MEET
ON MAT HERE TONIGHT
Lewis to WrcstlC Xola ut Strand
Observation-Disclosures Prob
ably Will Bc Used.
CHANGE PRELIMINARY BOUT
High School Youngsters inablc 10
Grapplc--Griiin to Meet Puah at
"a S:3U in Initial Buut--5oth Are
i Said 10 BE Fast.

Ed 'Stranglcr' Lewis and frantz
Zoia. heavyweight wrtSuers, VIII be
.Sthe attraction ~ the strand ThcIter
tonight, ana those Interested in the
mat game in this city vii! have an
opportun!ty OF seeing Lewis put into
practice his uow famous headiock.
which has caused 50 much comment
both favorable ana otherwise in all
sections OF tn" country.
Their are those who declare the
deadlock - b. one Of the most brutal
holes IN the game i9dAE wh'ie Others
state THAI the deadlock - not ha!i
so brutal as sevcra. holds practiccd
by wrss;icrs in the game .oday. l.
is fact that several opponents %
Lewis have been forced 10 undersv
trcatmtnt after being subjected TO
the hoIdlpCh. but k.chmuudcrS to-
night will be- able 10 judge for them
selves jus: how terrible tn" hoid IS.
lola. who is French Canadian
Grappler. and his manager. Kennedy.
the deadlock. Both the stappler and
the manager are authority FOR the
statement that lola viii bc able 10
ward on the deadlock aud force
fore he successfully defends his tit!c
tonight.
While depending in a large meas
ure upon the deadlock, LOWS also
against his opponents, and he may
bring ono Of these into play tonight.
Announcement was made last night
that the preliminary match between
Biddle and IasSitcr two John Mar
shall Hich school hoys. had been
called off on account OF objection
from the parcuts of the TWO boys
In place or the high school boys "k IA
Griffin and Dixie I'ugh. two last
youngsters, Viii furnish ihe nrsIimi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
LOCAL PROMOTERS WANT
LEWIS TO MEET PLESTINA
N""lsiciicr and Smith Would Like
for Match To BE Staged Else ,
where If Not Here.

Eichmoad Va. Feb. II. 1921
cont ,iar ,h", ar AIaib mp'G N ,F,
Mr. Lewis is recognized as the h,ayv-
weight champion of the world We
h'E 10 differ. Lewis Is recognized las
som" as tho champion. and recent
defended his It'll" against Caddncli.
w" want 10 say Lewis. Stcchcr. cad
dock and Ihyszko, have defender
thtlr tue AGAINST each other fly
one times IN The last four years. caUs-
INK their title 10 he passed around
among them like Il family heirloom
When Hhyszk" came into posses
son OF The title he toured the Cnuu-
trN. taddock when lie had il, fol
lowed the footsteps OF Zbyszko,
St"chcr did likewise when the heir
loom was given him, and now Lewis
touring the country. while CON
tender like Plcstina. with all kinds
81 bona Tide backing. such as TEX
HickaTd, known as the worlds
greatest promoter. and BERNARD Mo
fadden. founder and owner Of the
Physical culture Publishing Com
phnN has been kept waiting for four
Mr. Malbcrt might hc rlgh, when
he says that Richmond cannot hope
L" land the titular match, but does IL
not seem strange that Lewis. Stcchcr.
CnddoCk and Ibyszko. nr-rr tourin;
l"E"S ANA hInl-tS, wrestling with no
guarantee OF any gate receipts. work
my strictly ON the percentage basis
while Tex iaciari has offered Lewis
Il purse Of S25, 90 with the privilege
Of so per cent Of the gate receipts
and diamond studied belt. repre-
ScHting tile world champion, To the
winner: also Or. Kroner. representing
= sporting syndicate of chicago. has
offered ih- like amount for "a match
between Lewis and pi.$t!ua and to
date Lewis or any OF the others who
has had the title has not had the
nerve To give rlcstina a chance.
W" Will agree that tho match here
tonight Is only AN exhibition lilI" all
he country, but doesn't il seem
about time now tina; a few rca!
matches would create u lot OF in
trr"st In the game We feel sure
that the fans here as well aS every
where else from the press reports
hay" just about enough o: tho clean
tNhihitiona, and are demanding real
matches and it's tho d/y Of the pro-
lihitjouS ana Ec; down 10 real
matches, they are paying the pric"
ut real matches and are entitled to
"" are sure that the public will
ACRE" With us whom we say that the
trouble with the heavyweight wrcst-
ling today is, and has been for the
pasi four Years thc"c are TOO many
c&hihitlunS aud not enough real
matches TO keep the interest in the
game.
Now that Ten Richard Is behind
Pl,-t'na. whom he has signed for a
championship match within the next
three months we want to say In that
Time there viii he IA new real ch1rn-
pI"u. who WIN meet all corners. with
no holds barred. Including the dead
iy head lock-
Your FOR real matches and not cx
ADDITIONS
"HIIi.V'' WOLLSIEFFER.
EEK IT," SMITH
promoters 81 the Broadway Athletic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
SPIDERS DEFEAT TIGERS
IN WELL-PLAYEO GAME
University Of Richmond Wins, 30
to %, From Iiampticn-Sihucy
ISaSkctbulI Team

In :, basketball game OF Keen RI
valry and clean sporismanship Cnl-
N"rsjty Of Richmond won over ancient
rivals last night ~ WcSthamptun.
when the Spiders down.d IIampdcu-
Sidney, 80 to .. Close guarding WAS
"A marked characteristic OF the CON
test. with the visiting team putting
ui' :; smr".l, ;,aiue IN this department.
The Spiders wrT. 10: outpiaycd in
the guarding phase OF the play. how
ever. AS. combined with poor gual
shooting on the part OF tn" Tigers.
the bohsOn crew offered such - IiEh
baskets were made by Coach Koud-
ncyS charges ia the first half and
only tire" III The second TWO Of which
were long shots. IN fact all three ct
thu goals from court registered by
Hampton sidney were of the "Nucp-
tiondl order, despite the fact that the
Tigers were inaccurate at other
times.
Beside the strong defensive quail
iiy q" play put Up by the Rcd and
Bluo guards. Ii.alcr ANA Mottlcy
played their usual strong forward
game. but Carlton had difficulty in
locating the basket.
Fleming. miniature in size. put UP
on" of the iincst guarding exhibit
10y this exception stood out as The
star of his team.
Score.
Richmond. 80. Innpdcn Sidney. 2.
Richmond Position iIamp. sid.
Hi"gI"r forward .. ISrittain
Motley. forward ... johnson
Carlton. center .Stoliz
Allen. guard ........ Sag,r
Bethel .,....... guard ...... Fleming
SHhslitutions-Tow for Zicglcr
Fray for Motley; Nuttl.y for carl
ton. Sncad for Allen SnScr FOR Stoltz,
~ hes for Britain Morton for sag
smith for Morton; britain for
Goals from court--Z:cElcr. 1 Mott
ley. l; Carlton, .: Bethel! | Towili, /.
Britain, /: StultZ. |. Hughes /.
Goals from foui-X."El-r out of
5: Fray. out OF >: Britain, > out OF
$.
Rcfcrcc-''Rilly" Gooch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
DETROIT BOAT SKATERS
RECORD FOR ONE-MILE RUN
Gar, Jr., Travels at Rate of :..2 Miles
Per Iiour-truiscr Cigarette
second.
| by Associated prcss.l

MIAMI. FLA. Feb. l1.-Anothcr
new worlds record for one mile over
q jwO-Inilc course was eSta bliShcd
this afternoon in the Miami regatta
when the Car. Jr.. owned by G.. \.
Wood. Of Detroit, won the ten mil"
cruiser race in eighteen minutes
80 5 seconds. This Is at 32.2 miles an
hour. The record was previously
held by the lIoosicr V. owned by H.
H. Duckwall, OF Miami Beach, at 3l.-
milcs AN hour.
the cigarette. owned by Gordon
iiammcrsl"y, of New York, came III
second in the cruiser race. time
eighteen minutes and nfty- eight
seconds. The shadow ". owned by
Carl Fisher, failed To finish the race
being Tapped in the fourth round.
The Gar, Jr.. narrowly missed los
ing when her engine gave trouble in
the first lap the boat practically
stopping for "a half minute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
POLICE SEIZE BARREL OF
LIQUOR III RAID ON FLAT
). ~. >idd"n trrcstrd-Chnrrcd with
storms; IiftcrG Gallons Of spirits
Tor t'urpOSc of sale.

one barrel of liquor. containing
fifteen gallons. Was seized by the pO-
lice mast night when they raidcd AN
apartment over 22i South Harrison
street j. II SiddoU. aged -. was
arrested. charged with being the own
~ OF lhc LIQUOR ana having htc same
Tor The purpus" OF sale. Policemen
g. { Ford "nd r. X. Caldwell made
tn. arrest.
Armed with a search warrant. the
TWO policemen went 10 the apartment
ana conducted search. After the
ifu"i was seized Siddun was placed
under arrest. ~. is said to have Of
'ti"i an explanation us to now he
,"iuc III possession Of the spirits. Ac-
round II u IN. woods ahou, fifteen
ihil'S out Of tie city. II" had been
ia the nay about half hour when
lac Was uaohcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
GIBBONS AWAITS REPLY
81. Paul Iluacr in,Inrs to Sccur,
lInut with .iUhnn,

ST. PAUL. MINI. rub in.-Mikc
Gibbons, st. PAU middlcw eight
boxer. today was awaiting a reply to
MS challenge fc.. a bout u.rh Johnny
" .is"n, sent TO Wilson at kcuosha.
Wis last night.
Gibbons. Who announced his retire
mtht from the ring a year ago. after
MS defeat at the hands Of Mike
- powd. former champion, is ans Ious
Tor another chance 10 'com" back
Tho 81. raul Phantom" has been
gradually getting into nSht!ng trim
recently. To-day he weighs ten or
eleven pounds over the m!dd!cw.icht
limit, hut he said ne is confident; N.
can gct down 10 l5G pounds without
weakening; himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
Committee Considers Ru,sx.

The Council Committee on Revision
Of Rules OF city Council met last
night in the city Hall for the pur-
pose of considering changes in the
rules. The present rules We're read
and informally discussed. The meet
ing was adjourned until March !, ut
which time the CITY Attorney will
he asked To meet with tho committee.
Those present at the session last
night were: Edgar u. English, chair
man; Ordway RULER. John Moore,
&. L. Hatkins and Joseph c. Nunnally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
10 Consider V. II. & u. rrnnchis,

Recommendation OF the Committee
on Streets as to action in the matter
Virginia halfway and Power Com
pauy VIII be made To the Highland
Park Citizens Association at a meet
ing to be held Monday night at s
O'Clock In the school auditorium. All
complaints of excessive gas bills viii
he considered AT this meeting, ac-
cordinR TO the announcement of NJ.
X. buckley. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
E:nrinrrrs to Eject Omccrs.

Richmond Chapter, American hssocia-
;ion Of Engineers, will be held At Il
meeting Monday night at Clio O'Clock
at the Business Mems Club. j. T..
Nelson. valuation engineer of the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy. VIII speak on The Life History
business session the question OF join
ing wi'h other organizations for the
purpose Of jointly employing paid
secretary and providing permanent
quarters VIII be discussed also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
ChI,drcn,. valentine Party.

a childrcn's Valentine party Will
be given this afternoon from 3 To 5
o'clock at Grace Covenant Sunday
school building on Monument Avenue.
\ valentine from tho post office Will
DO given cnch child. and a program
Of games and stories, with many sur
priscs. viii entertain the guests. Re-
frcshmcnts and candy will he sold
The party is given by Circle OF tho
auxiliary.