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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-23

Phone 250-L for Wood or Coal. If
Mr.. Roger Dickson left today for
Atlanta where he will enter the Med
ical college.
Mr.. J. L. McCarty left this week
for New York to purchase more goods
for his winter stock,
Mr.. Mark Mayes and Mr;f Arthur
Benton left this week for Atlanta to
enter lech' 7 -. :. ,..
=" -
Mr.. Thomas Harper OF Ocilla was
in the city Wednesday evening taking
in the Chautauqua.
Pure Country Lard 10c lb. at
WILLIAMS MARKET. If
Messrs Mack Bush and Henry Nc
Cowan have returned from a fishing
trip on the river.
Mr.. George Kilcrease of Valdosta,
will spend the weekend in the city
with his family.
Mrs. Hurst who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. F. M. Powers.
has returned to her home in Vidalia
Phone 25o-L for Wood or Coal. If
Mrs. F. M. Powers is entertaining
the members of the Bridge Club this
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberly Wilson
left this morning for Macon on a
business trip.
I'll Miss Martha Womble left today fors
?. Macon to spend the weekend with
her sister Miss Corrine who is attend
ing Wesleyan College.
Miss Iris Davenport leaves Sat-
urday for Newton, N. C. where she
will teach the coming season.
Phone 25o-L for Wood or Coal. If
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Mckay left
Thursday for Miami, Fla. where they
were called on account of the illness
sof Mrs. Knight
Mrs. U. J. Bennett will entertain
the members of the Review Club on
Saturday afternoon, which will be the
first meeting of the Fall season.
Pure Country Lard 10c lb. at
WILLIAMS MARKET. If
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilkins, Mrs.
Ben Williams, Mrs. Hubert Tucker,
and Mrs. Floyd of Ocilla were visi-
tors in the city today shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Justice leave
Saturday for Indianapolis, Ind. to
take in tn cold soldiers Reunion.
Mrs. w. c. Crenshaw and baby of
Birmingham Ala, arrived Thursday,
and are the guests of Mrs. 7 NJ 7
Luke.
Phone 25O-L for Wood or Coal. If
,..:5==s::1rs. J. L. McCarty expects to re-
turn home the latter part of the week
from Atlanta and other points where
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks.
Mrs. ]. ]. Dorniney and daughter
Miss Eulalie will drive over to Macon
this week and will return with Miss
Thelma Dorminey who is attending
school at Wesleyan. She will spend
the weekend here.
Mr.. John Russell has returned from
a short visit to Greenville, S. c. where
he accompanied his sister Mrs. Gran
ger who has been visiting in the city
for some time.
Mrs Modenna Powell Rogers has
returned from Boston, Ga, where she
was called on account of the illness
and death of her father-in-law Mr.. ].
T. Rogers, who died at his home on
Wednesday and was laid to rest on
Thursday afternoon.
Messrs Jay Rhorer, Lauren and
Harold Parrot left early this morn
ing for Macon in an automobile &C
, companied by Mrs. J. A. Parrot and
Mrs. L. A. Turner. From Macon these
young men will take the train for At
lanta where all three will continue
their studies at Georgia Tech this
fall and winter.
Phone 25o-L for Wood OF Coal II
81
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-23

. Mr.. Fred Ball of Jacksonville. Fla
is in the city visiting his mother Mrs,
c. c. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Feinberg OF
Townsville arrived in the city Thurs
day for short visit to their daughter
Mrs. H. CARRIER and son H FeinbeFe
and family.
Mrs. c. E Fox leaves tomorrow on
the excursion for Indianapolis
Mrs. Fred Kimbal leaves Saturday
at noon on the old soldiers excursion
train for Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mosher leave
Saturday for Indianapolis to attend
the G. A. r. Reunion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
EARL CADDOCK WILL MEET
.L0NDOS, GREEK WRESTLER
Men .Nrc Evenly Matched in Weight.
Contest between Strength
and Science.
Received No Serious Injury From
Encounter With Famous Head
lock, and l. Willing To Have II
Allowed in Tomorrow's Bout.
HN T.. IIOW tUD KELLY.
~uiNer~nl Service tOrrrSponGcnt

NEW YORK. Feb. 1a-Elrl cad
dock. who gave Stranger I.cwi. the
struggle OF his life a few weeks ago.
is to close grips here tomorrow night
with i.cndoS. the Greek mat cham
p;on. Tn. men are evenly matched
in wcigh; and the tilt is expected
TO REGAL which really counts the
most III wrestling. strength or
science, when no handicap OF weight
cAlsts.
lddoc proved conClusiN"ly in his
recent h"Nr ana i nail contest with
w. S~lr'hE'S' 'hat ms SS!encc Was a
'",i.e' 80 "tIt"t up UNI! u certain
,'u,nN - could h.I "~N.rto'he IN"
- ]mnnu''AP nat l.""iS lortN'
49, 'N.Ia !'o"unS 'rThitn. Tor ,he
mI"'nIt I|"Snh t"ni ms own 10
thc t"Sh OF h"hnliit "a total OF a
IN "S.S'am t"um,S "i Wr'En' more
,irnn amd cr,n,i.n1r ".,m'" Emr"
M IN" rnieb 20 az, -, '"""t"
crusbfnr ~, Ike - ~. - v u""
no ,.rn' mhcr.J ~, - ~.
:, oI3 mounds w.r. mn ~
CaddoCk a. ls5 - 10. ,onr,
would no, hc mn, N ~. ,,,,,n -,
as INA, ~ C,Idoc. Whcn -
I,r,oI ina ,,,tLv -, -" E''i
forty-throc pounds more ,han innwj..
lifted every ,imr no raised C,dJorL
Al the cni oi nm hour Ana :, h,If
this would result i'm n irrm"rd"us
tax oh the strength of tho lighter
man. This is one reason wby a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
SELECT DATES FOR BIG
EVENTS OF TENNIS YEAR
hNSo'intion Confirms .Nwnrdinr Of
n"niS 'nI t"nii"nEc i:ound-td-
Nnhrc "oncn'S ChamplunshIu.
ICY A|ssoclatcd rrrssl

49, ITtNsS.
NEW YORK. Feb. lI.-pa,rs for
the leading events on the 1921 tennis
schedule We're announced officially
mere today by the United states Lawn
Iennis Association as follows:
August l5.-Westsidc Tennis club.
Forest Hill. y. Y. women's cham
%pionship.
August 22.-Longwood cricket
Club. Boston. mems doubles and
mixed doubles championships.
september 2 to 1,-wqstsidc Tennis
INA: Forest hin, y. l.. challenge
round Davis cup.
-, ',p,enioer 9.-Germantowm Cr!ck-
~ 1fuh, Philadelphia. mems singles
championship.
me schedule was mndc up with a
view not only To tho ability Of NAV.
CTS 10 be in condition for the various
events. hut also 10 meet the wishes
VI ~ nations which arc ~iiitoly to
nave teams present for the DAVIS
S"p, contests and tho clubs that win
hoin The tournamcntS.
II was decided To advance tho dat.
% the womcn's championship from
september TO August. as tho chai-
lchE" round for the Davis cup viii
consume Il week usually given to
ourNatnents Tho mems singles viii
nc Il week later than usual and If
.nc Wo'non'S event were held after
that. IL was believed ii would ho
SO lar into September as Ia ]joopar-
u'"c seriously chances for success nf
ilc woncn'S championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP
ENDS IN NEW YORK CITY
Joe Moore Captures international
Title by ~Garprring Total
of 100 Points.

LAKE PLACID, y. y. Feb. Ia
Joe Moore. Of New York civ. won
tho international ice skating cham
ni"nship. which ended here ycstcr-
day. with Il total OF 100 points.
charles Jcwtraw, OF Lake Placid.
who recently won the national tI;lc.
was second with so points. and Roy
McWhirtcr. Of Chicago. third. with
ca points. The womcn's ~u,crna,ionn
til" went to Miss Gladys Robinson,
OF Toronto.
McWhirt.r Sc, a new worlds ANA
tour record in winning the three
mile event today In s minutes ant.
- seconds. This was two-hrhs Of
~ second faster than the former rec
ord. made by John nilsson. at Mon
tr.al. in 1898.
Results OF other finals were:
-Four hundred and tnrty-yard dasn.
-ycHr-old boys: Won, Harold
Fortune. Lake Ilacid; time. ii3-5
seconds.
Onc-haif mile. twcIvc-ycar-oid
boys: Won. Carl Parody. lake Ilaciu.
time. | minute 80 10 seconds
one mil" junior. siNtccn-ycar-old
boys. Won. Martin Brewster. Lax"
iIaCih: time. ? minutes 5I-5 seconds.
onc-haif mile senior; Won. Joe
Moore. Sew York: time. ! minute
- 3-j seconds.
one milo FOR m Won. Gladys
Robinson, Toronto. time, { minutes
aud 80 Of a second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
HAVANA ENTRIES

Fiis, rhc"-thrye ana . hal furlnnss:
go Costello. -: 'JustiHa T.. "a: if..t.r
lifting, lei: N""tsco. i"i. Cult"N. JOS: Ky
.EeS. = MntSar,t Naai. lCs. Coscor:on.
Second rnc"-hvs and a half fur,"nss;
hire y"a--rds: maijcrs: claiming. purse.
: %-'G.c. -Go.a. -. 'FrliN NJ. %. 'i.yr!c.
rs, Lullaby. i,5: iIcivR Lucas. 20: Oar
ley iIrEv, 10, Joe ManC!ni. 10, kayrnan.
-. EXPERIMENT. 10: Johnny OCpnnci!.
ll": George w. li0. NSCutn.y. IL.
Third race iiv" and "a half mrlonc';
tIrr"- N"dr-u.iS and ny: claiming; iurs".
i."' KAT" Kay. ~: 'SHin Ros". 10: Sc"tty.
~. Doctor u. lD5; Assign. iO3. Twenty
seven. -, Ncttic WaIcuti. i"i. Snort
Fourth rae i've and a half ~fnrlonss.
hr""-y"hr-'ld ana -. c."!in.nG: iurs'.
$50 roscn, I"l: 'liatrack, IL. 'juan!ia
III. u: director Jane. IN: nrwppi
Miss Wright, li"; superior. liz. D:ih".i.
rrh race hyc and e half fnr'"nEs:
'hr. '- !"Hr-UluS and ur: ca! ming; purse.
i"c 'SriiI". -; lii, IL: 'i.nri" MAY.
.A.gr"ttc. !"S. I'D Garr!s"n. 10. Ms
~ittrtrg, ila.
sixth racc-miir aud :tiv yards: four
Nty Ai". ~, second Cousin. ;ni. ,Si!'"tio.
!"l: 'LrinSiv- TO-: Lady Hester. l5: Fly
'Ug Frog. iOi' cryS;a! Day. 10: l.ama.
nras""n, los. Duke Kun. !tS: f..cOr-
weather. clear; track. fast.
FH' pounds apprentice allowances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
SPIDERS WILL ENGAGE
TARHEEL CACERs TONIGHT
University of Richmond to Play
wake Forest Basketball Game
at WcSthamptOn.

AT $40 o'clock tonight Richmond..
second interstate" basketball contest
Is TO he played at Wcsthampton. when
wake Forest. representing North
carolina. and University of Richmond.
representing Virginia. viii do battle.
from all accounts. both ilvcs are
ABOUT on Il par. and there should taxi
place another warm game such as
Two " period contests that
year.
As Il means Of Judging the strength
Zion. ." TO IS. IN an c~Xtra-pcriod
game. wh!ic the Elouitcs were Vic
,ors over Wake Forest II few days
later by a score OF Is t. IL.
iIichmondcrS who ar" planning to
witness n" contest can lcav" On as
.atc as the \ o'clock WcSthampton
gar ana get to the auditorium. TIVE"
blocks from No. 81 Stop. IN time to
see the start. Wake FORGET has many
alumni in Richmond. and they arc
planning to meet their team at West
hampton and pail for tho Tarhc"Is
I'M good old college fashion. which
VIII afford interest in the battle. Uni
vcrsity of Richmond orchestra viii
likewise lend its part to livcning up
IN" program.
Cartons recovery from an early
season injury has returned him to the
ga nc and adds much strength to thr
D~cbSonites' attack. Fray. on The re-
serve list. with Motley and XicElcr
playinE forwards! EiVcs the ocalS n
formidable frCnt-poSitioR combinations.
Allen will likely he replaced. robson
having a trio OF tho best guards ever
TO don IN" Red and !!lu..
WAX. Forest .Nn"ciS TO bank on
vi"tory with GrcaSon and SPRINGFIELD
playing tho forward positions ana
lIollowcl, Will he NJ guard stations
for the Tarhccls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
NEW YORK HIGH JUMPER
SKATERS INDOOR RECORD
Joseph t;rhnl Provides Sensation In
n. n. L. Junior Meet u. CIcar-
ing q Feet IL Inches.
10y Associated Press.

HtFFhl.O. y. Y. Feb. i3.-Joxcph
r.rpat, OF New York. AN unattached
emlr4nt In the running high jump.
PROVIDED thc sensation for The \. \.
junior indoor championships here
IHst night by making II new mark
OF % icei Ii inches. Tho former
record was made by Roberts. of Sy-
ricuSe. IN l?iI. All events were well
ii!su ana the competition WAS keen.
me winners in the other events:
Sl~Ntccn-pound shot put: Chris Vrc-
ZOOS, Ruralo. AZ feet L., inches.
observation-disclosures run: l.. A..
Somdcr, Syracuse . University; time,
SO 80 seconds. ~
S!Xiy-yarh dash: VI. T.. l.ochnich;.
hHiiai"; time. 4 20 seconds.
Observation-Disclosures yum. Charles
buffalo; time. 2:93 "a sec
One and scvcn-cirhths-mil. relay:
Won by Syracuse University: Penn
state. second; Colgate. third; Hut
cnlnSon Zig school. Buffalo, fourth.
Niagara y. g.. Buffalo. fifth.
S'v"nty-yard hurdles. g. :. SCholl.
syracuse University: time. a2-5 sec
undS.
Tw"-mile run: Walter Higgins. Co
ininnia University: time. az Is.
broad jump: " Eudnick,
New FORK City. . feet II - inches.
standing high jump: Ii" for frs;
between T.. Bcrluist. New YorE. and
q. >. school. Syracuse University. at
feet 33-i inches. Bcrlu;st won
jump on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
CAROLINA CAGERs REACH !.
HOME AFTER HARD TRIP
won From Virginia, Wash
'nston and Ice ana Lynch.
burg EikS.
Especial To The Timcs-Disna,ch ,

Especial To The Timcs-DiYnaicb
ciiAl'El- HILL. y. G.. Fob. n
I'm" Carolina basketball SQUAD 80
turned home Friday might IRON 49,
i0hGcS, and hardest road Trim nn,n
i"'hee! squad ever undertook ."m!Ji
viii begin work mmcdia,e,v for
series OF contests that Will decld,
tho state championship.
The Tarhccis will NEE, tho ,-o,a
Durham y. NJ. G.. a.. mere Mondn !,
night. and viii play DavIdsnp 49,,
stat" College later In the week. .rho,1
nave won one game from Durham]
peiof. christmas. but the y team
mas been cleaning w everything y
me CaroiinaS since then am, a II
!lEht is expected. eph
battered and weary after ,t,u
games in ten days. the mrmnors Ia
,ihl,'ath nhcrhrds STuad do 40, ,ond
tHat the rip was ns mitch Of "a tiiI,,rH
as the loss OF six games wo,iIi .,,"i,1
cat". They won from Virpumi,1
washington and Lee and E!ks' ,'inn1
81 l.yhchburs. and lost To V. NJ. I'd
~,,corEctown. Army. Navy. Ynle ,nd
i~iutEcrs. /, is thought hero ina, ~
,rip Was possibly TOO great an unJrrS
'lhinE. out when II was planned thrc3
"Lh'r NarS':y players We're cligibl2
NM WITH them available, two tDamN
OF almost equal strength could hn,,1
deem put on tho court. tn" ,wo ~
alternate on successive n!ehts r.
l'hi!.y l.iipfcrt. varsity center. wh8I
twisted hi- arklc in tho Yale rnnN
will probably bc ready for work nnrrnIH
next week II not. Carrnicha,l Va nj
Hnitt from forward to center. 81. Ia
ara from guard to forward and ..ithTrl
Morris OF Erwin will mn IN AZ r,s rEI
carmicha"i ana Shepard played rrcSsj
bhll on The trlr and were Widely co,HI
n!!incntcf by northern sporting 1nenl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
AD|EU WINS BOAT RACE
AND $4,000 COLD TROPHY
i'catS Rainbow ny Scnnt Margin OF
Three Seconds in Fifty
Mile Event.
I!y Associl'cd rrces.I

MIAMI. Fla. Fcb. i3.-Ry 2 sc,u:
.mres seconds. Adleu. owned and ,lriv-
IN hy Webb Jay. OF Chicago. do
ieatcd u. Il. ~Gr"cnin-'s Rainbow i'm
Il hity.-iuiic rae" for omen disrlacc-
,n"nt boats under American Power
boat Association sanction hero yes
Fisher $4,000 gold trophy with eleven
,,oiht; for II" meet. - tho cana
dian boats eight ana or" Il.'s Sin,
nainoow whS driven ly It's owner
Thc race began with only Ndici
ana Rainbow "a tn" starting point.
ENGINE trouble eliminated G.urg"
i'eary. Jr.'s orlo II. and this crat,
after the other boats had! cuycr",l
Tour miles OF the may.
Ihlrsdny md Fridays races were
run IN Eiscayn" Hay. uudtr a !er
shore but yesterdays event took
place in open sea III Miami Hcacn,
ma, though the water was compare
lively calm. ,ha h";,ts at times w,r"
"ntlrcly hiddcn from view by tho
kick,ur At tn" turns.
When the starting gun sounded
.Nu,sn took the lead 10y three src-
bow lost, but n times this Load was
considerably heightened. to he cut
down again and then Increased yet
again.
In the ,en-mile even; for express
cruisers. for the Intcrlakc Tach,
facing Associations trophy. Gar. Ir..
~" owned ~ O.. ~. wood. OF be
tr"ii. with sir wood a. tho who'll.
repeated Fridays performance and
was an easy winner over Gordon
'ihmmcrl"F'S Cigarette. New YORK.
and shadow V, owned by Carl -.
Fisher. OF Indianapolis. Gar. ir.. II
covered tho course in 10 minutes and
% seconds. Cigarette finished 30 seq.
"nds later, with Shadow completing
the ton miles in 20 minutes and II
ccondS.
Tomorrow'S rae. vii! hc q run for
express cruisers from Miami Beach
to Palm Reach ana return. a dis
lance Of l2j miles. The starting gun
Will sound at q A. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
"FRATS" TO BEGIN SERIES
League S~nSnn ut IniverSity or wc.,
Virginia VIII Sturt
Tonight.
ISnnnLnN,n ut.
Times-Disnntrh

.Sii"cit Y" Tn" rimes-Dispa.ch1
So, N'bI;'iA ErpWN. W. VI, -cb ~
ne i~n'"riratcrnity basketball season
az W "Si Virginia University vii rcf
nh''r way Ton orrow night, when two
,"if t"nh"* VIII be played There are
''" teams in tn" league. and IN" win.
mr. VIII receive y Large silver loving
cur given 10y tho athletic council OF
the university.
\ monfra, lcagu. Of ten teams w,s
recently organized and the season
WI open soon. The champions Of
mas circuit VIII also receive "A liver
loving cup. ~
When tho frat and nonfra,
START playing il is estimated that no
Tess than 400 students OF the uni
Herslty VIII be setting regular Ivork
be In use every available minute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
TRlNlTY'S BASKETBALL FIVE
is READY FOR VIRGINIA TRIP
Tnrhccls VIII Meet W. 4 l.. Tom,r-
re-" NiIht, ana '. VI. l.. {. .S Va.
ANA Y. u. I. In succession.

- T'U' !d.- IrINItNTS
nndcieatcd basketball team leaves
MHnuaS Tor lis NirGiuiu trip. meet NJ
Washington AID Ice 'ru..., ui.hT1
NJ !, University Of N.r= ma nu,i
!, viii be- met on succcrding
TWO fun teams NAV mako -, .-;,
simpson and Moore. FORWARDS pnI.th''
"ruS"h center. and nathawav and
fEtc' guards, vii! compose IN. ,irst
t,nm ~ substitutes VIII be spikes.
.oavh Esan and Manager prim Mil
hcGompany the qliut. N"'
institutions. which have fallen hn-
=, ro rih!iy are rra.irSiiNt.of North
J. Ii"' UNIVERSITY III. slut. Cara
ma University Of il6ridu: star. ,,.,i.
leg and Wake Irurcs, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
TAMPA BOY HEADS GOLFERS
George WnSgamnn Wins Invitation
Goif rnurnnmrn In
Florida cir,

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. I3.-Gcorr,
MHssaman. Taupa boy. won The
i'alina Celia Invitation golf tournn-
in"nt her" yesterday. heating lin
swami. also Of Tampa. and . in
u" i6-h"ic finals. The ngs
i"ii,t driving kept the elder golfer
the victory.
In tn" second flight for the Tamnn
Fay trnphy. Il. W. Wisiar bra,
i.air " iiIInm>. Lakeland. Il and J..
trophy, went 10 &. i. NuSicv. also nf
Iampa, wa" heat w. NJ. Baird, . M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
PENN STATE NINE Is
READY FOR 1921 SEASON
WI Fry on Lid WITH St<-t.amr
Southern Trip. ON March
ST\TE coIIlr,;t, ~

STATE COIL.EGt. PA. Feb. 70
starting with a Southern
irip on March y aud embracing con-
i"S'S With Yale. Princeton. Navy.
Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh. III,
t~ "niy-iiyc game SchcduI" Tor rouA
states baSvt,il team. as announced
i"!ty by Manager {. u. Seeds. is enc
mat VIII tax hugo I;rZdcnS nine H.
III" limit /" maintain the r"cord made
last year. Four games VIII bc paved
On The annual Eastern trip dur lG
IA" second week ia May. while SinGl.
trips wi!l ~ m".ir to Philadelphia an!
pittsburgh TO meet II Red and Eiu.
ond jhc Panther. respectively.
Thirteen contests have boon ar
rauGcd for III" home Hcld. inclIimg
douhI" bookings With Fit and Back
nell. Syracuse was originally soh.i-
nici 10 play here on Jun = AN I.
but found that they were Unable l."
MAKE The "trip. The University Of
Pittsburgh viii he the attraction -
the two commencement gam, Tire.
sHmcs are san pending. tn" Schai-
~, follows:
March y, p~rnding); March 30, urj-
lie: March 80. V. NJ. l.. at Les :
ton. March 81. Washington ana !. e.
~ Lexington: April /. Nava A.
n''r"iis: Aprii :. Gro"gct""n. al
,..\pril =. gettysburg. ut home: April
{. n"law are. at home; April IL. l;.l-
,!m"r" i'olyi,chuic Institute. at home;
,nrii ,@ni' T.. han"m Nai!cy. at hone.
i. i:rihan.. a, home.
May -: Now ls,k univ"r.itY. al NV
york; MAY. II, ial,., ut N"N ~.iav"n:
May u. i.rhi@h. ~ South iicthi"hun.
Siay u. I~iirsourgh C"ll"sians. At
home: May - 10 81. %(p.ndinr) Ma,
- i,itt. AT fit'sburgh: .,iny y. i'cnu
al Philadelphia June 3 and !. Er,s
i".i. at home; June II ana 10. l.. at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

HaShe'DaIl laMs WI nav, M IN
poriunity ON Tursd.y u.ut Of ri.
clsing their lung over. yl.r liz
church Hin and inc Was, Fo,,s,
cunts get together in the Howitl.r.,
'Armory There hhv, been e NUM-. =
.. nov contests h"re TINS setsuu. ana
VAL apnea! 10 Inc spirit OF tn, fan
Tor both ~aesresations age ronrcJ.i
L" be IN 1T form, -Hd h.iug w..,i
i~patched. 81 Is nhtUra! 20 believe ,4cr.
end ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Cruise signs win urnvcS.

SIi.ACAUGA. ALA. Feb. l3.-Wal-
ton Cruise. righticIder for the Bos-
ton National League baseball team.
mas signed his 1921 contract ana
leaves hero Tuesday TO join the team
viii do their spring training. II
SylacauGa Brave. has completely re
covered from an injury sustained last
season and is expecting to have Il big
season under the big top"
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Dodgers 10 60 south Mnrch

w" lVTtN. FrD. IH--Thr I!rOOk.
!yn National League champions will
assemble ~ New orleans March :
Tor th"lr spring training with a
sun"n "t ihIrty-onc players. IL was
announced today. The squad vii!
consist Of thirteen pitchers. four
~chtCh"rS. eight iniicldcrs and six ont
h"ldcrS. Tin" veteran battery men
VIII report about " weeks earlier
at Hot Springs.
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Proposes xii Embargo.

WASiiiNGTON. Rob. l3.-Thc Pros
,d"ut should be Eiycn authority 10
ny 'fnhaTgo"S on the expectation OF
OH - couutrira which refuse to al
!c" American citizens TO Own n ac-
uuir" oil lands la such foreign COIN
iI!"s SECRETARY Daniels Informed
chairman Page. Of the Scna,r Nava!
Committee, IN a letter made puh,lIc
today.
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AInhnman A,i,c. bm, N.cd. Food.

Nt!patricl0. OF tnioutown. Ma. Rod
Cross worker. Imprisoned NY tho Rus
SANS tu Moscow is ally" and we'll.
according 10 tn" i!rSt letter received
from him since his Incarceration. but
N" IL ~ need %. food, according 10 a
Letter 1rrci"cd her" by his brother.
Dr. -. G. Fitzpatrick.
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Nnndcrs>illc. t.n.. Iin. sGn.nnn nlr.c.

NNDEitSpNNli.l.t., GA. Fob. Ia
Sand"rsviilc. located just tw"lv" mIlcs
nado, which Thursday laid waste TO
tn" tp%n ozone" and Gardner Mil
district, Was visited bS u FIRE carly
today. when TIN" brick masonic build-
ing aHp t"ur wooden structures we're
Ermpl,teiy destroyed. "ntaling Il loss
Ut approximately $Cc.tGV.
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GuIIford win. car riu,,.

G4iiford. OF W~Ondlawu cor ,YlI
Boston. Won the GuuIS OF lila .r.
nual invitation golf t-ouruum.nt lcT.
Today from Ice Chay", al 'h, -, 2,
tluh, Hnffalo. I'll" mat.n w,.
marked by sensational lIsyi,p g.,
boih contestants -.y.r, rgl. u.'
mad ia par OF better. ann In M,
necessary TO play tn" nineteenth hgI,
to decide the contest. ~
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..ncllcd nu..nra. In Alabama.

bpTilh%, ALA. Feb. lathe
"b"iicI bGxznrd.'' which mas boon Re-
ppGted In various Southern states FOR
tn" past twenty years. WAS seen to-
day by chester Todd near Ashford.
MAS tyIus low Iai tnat.n sheen
hcll. fastened TO IT, neck. was plainly
VISIBLE and that its tiuk!c could H.
hear! at every nap of jhc HuHHhrd's
wings.
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4,670 TO PARTICIPATE IN
HUGE BOWLING TOURNEY
n:ii Ei,c-Mcn Tennis Viii Compete In
Event tO Open In liuiiHIo
February -.
IIy AssOcialcI i'rcss. !

BtFF\i.O, y. y. Feb. l3-Ninc
hundred and ihiriy-foGr nvc-mcn
teams. Il worlds record entry for 4
compete in the tw~cnty-nrsr tnurnn-
!r"nt OF the American HowIlu. con-
SrcSS. To open mere February -. The
previous record WAS ON. uf 800 teams
year.
The lis; Of doubles aLd singles has
i'nt as yet been officially checked.
i'ui VIII he N. the vicinity al 1000
~ "-mcn teams and l.uco in the in
event