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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CITY MAKES MOVE TO AID
STREET. CLEANING FORCES
.haF Relieve Department OF Tasl,
OF Removing Trash From
Zig buildings,

~ ~ probable that al tho nox, ,,o,,
ny. "i common Council an Draiunnr.
"it %" introduced relieving ~,
..'.,c' Gaming Department of iho
'.sH o! removing trade waste frn,n
"iicr buildings and other Iarr, c.tnh
l!shmemts which now k..,,s tb. 40
pertinent SO closely confined tia, 80.
CITY al large suffers '"''
hhy"r A!nsli" yesterday hclJ on,
irr'h""a Win heads OF Tho vnri",
~ par hi.hiS interested In tho "k 60,
Gem drive when rs nuw on ~,
"nich hIia tn" Police Cour, docLnt
WIN ih' names OF scores or bn,,s',
n.'u're. reported FOR having ,In;iJv
promises As "A result Of tn, crnsoy
.ncc8. II Was found ina, ~.
,l'aninE Department. with lis H.
.t'u iofc". cannot property banda H.
s.'uati"n. In many cases r.nortni
~ tic ppIic" II has been founh ~,
tn" uhlid" condition or b,cE-v.,r,t,
- du. largely 20 tho inability nr 49,,
street Ci"hn'rE Department Ia rr
mo- tht vast" ana trash on .rLrd
al. time. va "r"'u-
Tie charges against Sup,rint.ndo,.
COIN ana Director Lew No ' I'm"
"il'S5h |" nave permitted city ,raSh
cans u remain open In tho strn.,s
were dlsinissui by po!ic,. Iu.,j.o 10
I,'h H'"t'rday. Their" wax no oyt
uth'c 10 SHOW That the can. vn,.
uncovered suggestion is made ma,
t'H'hS " n" Nav" tDplrHS cans ma,
prevent tnc blowing about ~ raun-
1h" tt@Hh by ilH"iur bricks or o,Lor
",lEhia on top OF tn" barrel or can
"ho may BE- summoned to cou,i :,
a"ch 'hsrs. Jreticc Ingram has n.ni
3 clock in ~" afternoon as mo h,n,-
TOY nearing the charges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
WILLARD WILL HA We .SIIRENVD
IDA VID HARUN1" FOR SECOND
challenger to Station Crafty One Near Ring Next
March SO lie May Lay Claim to Title on
Slightest TcchncaIily

ou' sport and pugiiism nave no NOR.
altar OF aSafciida. Willard never had
.huch regard Tor the itXiu@ game
'h'i raised him from q Siu-a-iIpm;i II
""hunchcr TO a Kansas lund baron
aHd his prc."H: humility Will not
1nhnrc Il minute after ne wins back
NJ 'iti" or is finally eliminated from
an consideration. AZ til" case may b."
on March II.
ihcrc is great contrast hctw."n
me ucncanor Of Jess Willard today
:,i.u tne champion OF TWO years aSu.
men ne took no pains 10 conceal
ms contempt for TIL" whole box inc
sheIanE AMI the pconl. who were
20 MIN foolish enough to make a
russ over a champion. To-day he is
trying TO be popular" bceauS" tn"
S!@e OF his purse in the Dempsey
hout depends on how much money
the contest viii draw through the
,;"kct windows. iiut tn" mere fact
That he has 10 try is what has pre-
vented willard from OeimE popular"
with the fight fans these last nine
years.
less looks very tit. There az" gray
mars az his temples. AMI n" Keeps
them shcarcd pretty short. go they
VIII not he visible. hu' his color ia
the tint OF splendid health. "" has
no douhlc-chin. and h. says his
wind is In good shape from tn.
road work he has been doing ou,
near Topeka
lie thinks he can boa, Dempsey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
iEN l'nitCd Nnws-

MEM YORK. Jan. 25.-Ncxt time
Jess willard goes into the ring. which
NIL a.. MarCh l.. lac Will nave some
Shrrwd aHd tricky David :inrum ..
IN" ring. sQuattinS on the stvps at
MS corner ready L. claim the nght
ana the championship on the slightest
;cchniCal!;y.
The l'otpwattamic peasant realizes
now tnIt he might nav. saved his
title ~ Toledo II he had had some
sharp - ticl handler behind him "A;
IA" mU'ncnt that lack Dempsey drew
his hathrohc over his shoulders amt
.rapcI loEuu>lN over the ropes Just
'it"r tn" iirSt round Dempsey
thought Willard had been counted out
on the las; kuocklown. but the in
audible lsttlc hell AT the rinEsilc
really had ended tho round before the
count a. I'm WAS reached
willard himscl; was SO da2cd from
thump'uE The hoor that II. didn't
SNOW whether he hai been Knocked
cut ar not. iUt a clever manager
like iii!ly Gibson. or Willards old
manager Tom Jones. whom willard
red - save expenses would nav,
h""n all over that ring during til. in
remission. claiming u victory because
DEMPSEY mad l.;t the battle ground.
Nnd IN the confusion. with tn" re-
ivr"" badly ratified. Willard might
have Won the matrh ana saved his
championship Will" wabblinE on his
CHAIR ANA alnOS' urrOrsciouS.
I" a sportsman this H. a cynical
attitude fer an "X-chamDion 10 take.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CITADEL LOSES CUNT
CONTEST TO GENERALS
Washington an 20 Caucr> Tri.
umrh. I'D To ~, in Hard
Fought Game.

%..gyal 20 Tn" Timce- Dispatch
LEN Notion. Va. Jan Wash
lnEtor ana -. University crutur-d
Is Fourth straight basketball game
81 20. season h"rc tonight by dcfc.,'-
ins ii!r citadel in = hurd-foush,
contest - 20 10
The frs; half was u scc-saw afIair.
~" segF" standing 10 to - q, tho
Close OF tn. period with'th" Generals
~ IN" l"ui-"i.d o: tn" scoring
For " and !. stevens Harris and
Nctora!d l"d in the scoring. VAIL.
Tor the titHd"i. III" playing OF
'shau" ln"SS"y featured
Captain Hines " and l.. : center
Was prevented from pagticiua;in. iu
'h" contest nu account OF i.lraya
Mcppnald was shifted 1" center to lil
his place.
Tho liuv-up:
Citadel. Position " .uiI.
Metz. ..... right iirll. Thom"s
Mnnt"ith ...-.lc.t Gcli..... Harris
ShaUEhucss"y center .McDouald
Eros, right GUlrG. Araosns;
kicnkr. left .;Uard..... stevens
Goals from Geld. W. aud L.
Thomas. .: Harris !. Mcdonald. ..
Nrhc=usc. ! Stcv..., .: S,rnr,.
riiad"! Mour"i,h Oshaushncssoy. .:
Mi.otz Frost | Goals from iou!.
w. and L. harris. on" in four eta
~ shaug hn"sscy. five in seven.
Sunstiiutious citadel Muckcifuss
Tor MoH Metz for osnaughnes.cy.
Jarvis for Eros, Referee Erc..
Springfield Y. ". 4. y college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CHARLEY HERZOG GIVEN
RELEASE By CHICAGO
\rirrnn iuhrld"r. Last Year win IN,
t'h'. Now Free L" sign VIA
tnH Club Er Ibr>ir..

~ - sN'ti"ltu !'r"s-
iii1AGp. Jan. - --Charlrs "s; a.. p"
l',f""t' veteran Naii"n1! Lengl" In
N"lIrr VINO has been with mo ,'hs-
- cabs for tn" las; TWO SEASONS.
,e" ) Was given his unconditional re-
!'hs" !icrE"G name wa mentioned
''ril 'linSs IN connection With iur
invest iEat!nn OF dishonest ban p!.v-
n* hu' President h"ydl"r. o! Tn.
Nai orHl l.raGG", after making IAN
NV cation. declared there w:.t
ro'hiug Ia ia" players conduct whirb
"p.l 'i"l him la any WrOng-doin.
IN lester s"ni today - the uilyor.
ir's dent William Nc"ck. Of m. Chi
.&" cub, stid the rci"as" was not
in" result az any Euow' ccrduc, On
your part tina; reflects ~ any man
h'r N''h NoHr honor and Integrity"
III" action was said Ia h.. in ran
,"fi"i'' "!ih tu- policy Of Manager
""1n l.vcrs 10 reconstruct the cab
" .tH SOul., men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
JESS WILLARD MAKING
PLANS FOR BIC BOUT
Former Champion Reaches New
York and Rcgins Lining Up
Sparring Partners.
lNy AssncLntnd =. "a. |

new YORK, Jan. 25.--JesS willard
former heavyweight; champion. spcn;
today making preliminary arrange
mrniS for his return bout Win .Iacl,
dempsey. scheduled 10 be fought her.
March IL
Willard, WHO is accomnanicG hy his
manager. Eay Archer. stated that one
~ The hrst details tn b. settled is
that regarding tho site Of his train
lnE. camp and the cngar,mcn; Of a
f"tinH" OF snarrins partners
nnmnrr OF lamp quarters hav.
."rn oitsr:d COR Wiiiard'.' cons.d"ra
expects togo TO Eoston tomorrow 81.
IN next day on private business. and
u,noH MS return viii devote his Ell.
tire tim" 1" training
A"cp"iia,; "a hrcncr. il * propos.d
70 $. l|ci quot srlatci camp. Thor.
W iIIard ca" Sr;tl" down Tor n six or
sewn weeks stretch al training I.o-
cations IN tn" mountains ~ Ncw Ter
Scy and ;hv ad.rondacks have been
suggested, as we'll ..s several S,lsior,
quarters
tentative list Of snarrin4 part
n"rs has been complied and T,nn,
ih"S" from four to six hcali-s ana
IL hcaNi"s VIII hc selected Ia h"ln
" lizard g"t IN condition fer HIS come
Na"". Nc"rd.i.: 10 W!llnrd's stat
'n"nts ;-.Sc u"u VII be picked FOR
their 'i=.',ing abiiity, ANA there mi!l
n" Ito 'iuTt 10 Epar- hard work and
Ashln2 ~ The camp. East. hard-hi;-
linE noN"r., Who can Eiv" and TAX"
smashing hluws viii huV. me oail
ana willard Viii nave enough 20 per-
mat each 100 'Grn 20 talk" one or NOR.
days rest when needed
special trainer also viii b" named
IN al! probability to sUpcr!Htoud WI
IarG'S worS rs well ~ a physician.
VINO VIII N:>.' the quarters r"v-r.,l
TIMES q N'"k and INSPECT Willard for
mufcui"i 80: ocgan'c i"f-cts
40 uHNcE ar "fior, VIII u" yparcd
70 frt u INTO perfect condition, Tor
'hs a1u: sal: willard TO-DAY II
"H'" '.s'>'d ard received rEauco -
gait my TILL. and am going nhou;
z lu bus 'rcsS-ltk- way. h..v.
IT,. 'art;ii from ,he gay J los, tn.
CGrWu,oushH that I Gould regain II
- g! t"'urS"" again.
This 'lrah,IJl terms and conditions
do -ut interest me. wi. hoN GA!
.Hy lere"ntarc or other SYSTEM T,X
Hi'h"rd aeS.r"s ANA am q',i,y cor-
"lH ~ 'n' purse. as - ais RICH; as
~. rules ana conditions i'm
pos 4! by ~" Ne" YORK box az laws
VIII bee "!e'rH"i and tb-yci. ana |
h.N" no suggestions or personal con-
A-ilnlS 10 IMPOSE hHyo aek,d for
"a chance 90 Niniicatc my losing ab!l.
.'r and having received H. Wii l-t
NV w'rk IN ia" ring ten tn" rect oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
SCHOLASTIC WORK HALTS
INDIANS QUlNT SCHEDULE
William Rnd Mary Five Has no Com
tests Arranged Enr 'rhi~

,ISp"oI"l % tn" IImrs- D..pa;
LI-iAMSH'. if;. VA lA". -
owing 70 examinations. Tia. nacb.,
rag an oi william! anl M.tyy COL
,,t" VIII not play al! games this
IRE. same arc scheduled Tor ncMt
""'N ir February AiIral,.- 90, -,
90" squad VIII JoHru"y to- p,rf..u. IN
u "nStse he PI.E View At.t..; =.
'Iu5 Hl!nt There. l'rarGai. ."..l rud
"r '.HlANa yi"Shlne with the Sew
M""S' ana ~ S"tnrd.y. February :.
" imam and Mary p'urs it's n!~t .rm,.
"i nom" with Rando.pb-MacDu col.
Th.e Indians har" MOI won t-or,
..n"". pl Macon ~ tH--- tv.rs W.,h
DIVA '""n". forward. b.,k u tr, .iiv.-
ur A"N"|"r. chauoeS arc !a4.r.bi.
i.' cory v"r To, irllu. iarn.ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

apl aa.f iar,. (. Z, aal -
-1Hr.. 1N. 'Iouis, Wvu,.. I'D. E.',
.i' s,r-rr. &Ernreol-". Ifr. or.
IN ,-.... ''' N..E 49,. !.. |atsf-l.'.
Il! i,Go, GnGaI1" 'o7 Shamr,. F.owe,.
''toa ~! n. e. "r ooo nnunr.
,'@. .lg r"ri." S. los 'J.A log. ..
.l.i.t !t"iH.- 90. s..Lar ln
,,. 1911 ior - MAJ. tio re ora.
',f isnh' 49, 'Amer. ga no. ta5
i.oai ir'l-} i..a'' "I 80, o'i ;aroe c .6a
o ou.l. ". "ioss.. .o'i- a,. g,"".
i.2@'1 o. bensa. ~ ''''
1-s ,.6..r 's'.. ii:" r-a a III r-'.,
,h-'a YEA. .ol.,. I'LL '.5'' ihn!!.r"p. fo.
lias. ,ia S Sa.if li srgH 'o' a....-
a., r .il, 'l'gG "e M.sao.,.
Eonaay ia ''' '''.A
.aas ..ar-eear. AMI w. ., or. ' ny. :.
W ,' :o los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
SPIDERS ARRANGE QU|NT
CARNIVAL FOR THURSDAY
University of Hichcmond Court &"
Sc Christcncd With Two Games
Tomorrow Night.

Enlargement of University OF Rich
rHond basketball interests is cc.ug
about arrangements for the opening
OF IN" Spiders new playing court in
the Richmond College auditorium to-
morrow night, with viewpoint OF
furnishing spor; lovers of Richmond
4 feature program.
In addition 10 the chief contest of
the evening. which is to bc between
Richmond and Elon College. of North
arranged to have the local John
Marshall High-Portsmuu;h High hat.
ne staged as preliminary contest.
which also VIII he one ot the state
hiEn scnooi championship games
tIIn's appearance here Will bc E,r
hrst in the capacity OF u basketball
team. and tomorrow's game viii he
IN" hrSt Iuint meeting between the
two Richmond has heretofore de-
'"l'ed the Tarhccls in TWO baseball
games. however.
Looking up THIS seasons record OF
TIE tarr!!nians shows that Zion has
q formidable five. which is uow ia
~. running for the championship OF
i.inh has Nanunishcd both Davidson
aud Trinity AMI bids lair To cop the
state .onfalon.
Therefore. considering tha'. Coach
's.''iN> ms iUiHl. WHtH
lr"NciihI right, one OF the best he
has had under his tutorShip at ~.
ioCai university and considering the
spiders showing on th,ir recent
trir. when these TWO nvca meet in
ih"lr Interstate battle Tie same fight
Shat chir"ctcriZcs all such contests
i anticipated
In addition To tn" basketball at
fractions. which make u combination
s".N"in seen here IN ono niEht tu,
r!N.rSi,y of Richmond orchestra
VIII Ice on hand. ana there is :, pos
S:hi!iiN OF the Spiders hayine th,!i
quartet present To take part III iva-
turc singing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
PALMER MAKES CHARGES
AGAINST UNTERMYER
Acknowledgement Assert, That New
York Lawyer "Acts in Ger
man Interest,"
iBy Associated Press. !

" ASiiI"fToN. Jan. 2j.--Attornvy
General Palmer tonight charged
samuel Cntcrmycr. Ncw York attor-
n"y. with acting lin the German
interest" and with simply serving
ms old clients" in his recent criti-
riSn" of Mr. palmcr's conduct of The
OFFICES Of a.i"n property custodian
And Attorney General
I'll" Att"rncy- General presented his
CHARGES IN formal statement with
quotations from Il report taken from
captain Boy Ed. former naval attach"
OF IN" German embassy here. upon
ms capture by the British IN pal.s-
me ana from tho 'liary OF Hciu-
''ch r. Albert. former chiof privy
councillor of the German embassy.
The rcnor, of Captain BOY r:i ns
made publicity MIR Palmer referred
l" MI tnicrmycr as tho Uapuid Ju-
dIrial and legal political adviser OF
NE G'rman embassy" while rr Al
h.rt III his diary is quoted as icscr!h-
NIX meeting brought abou, for
business reasons at Mr.. Cntcrmyor's
state at Grcyst"nc. along the lIud-
son River.
The malicious r"it"~ation by
Samuel rntcrmycr OF tho bayclcs.
friends OF Germany insistently cir.
cH'atc about the work or tn" alien
property custodian" MIR Palmer SAID.
would no. cali FOR any reply If his
recent activities hal not somewhat,
phacurcd in the public mind h!, earlier
connections, which make his motive.
plain lie desires 10 undo a eignin-
cant part OF III. wars achievement.
IL: MAS vigorously opposed 10 tho
governments Nolicy-ns laid down
ny IN" Congress and carried out by
tn" cNccutivcs-..u regard 20 oncu,r
""n"d property lie rcrvrs 20 enemy.
own"d concerns in this country ass
properties Of these uufortuuu,. poo
P!" who's" sad plight Do" alwuy.
sought TO all.v!at.
status shown by Uoy-Ed's It.uor,.
His exact status despite he ..riiv- /
cations ana dcnials with r,spra, 20
'h"*" unfortunate poop.e nj. Ger F.!
inana-is best shown ly an nri.Y,l I
rep"r' oF Captain Hor.EI sIlr.sS.l
"a the chief OF the Gcrman Ndmfrl..y
stan In explaining - Statement, TO
the American pcopl. whf,n he is.roi |
IN being cxp"!lc! from this country !
EoyEd said
Every stat"m.u, wa. drawn up 81, |
!fS original form bS counsel Samuel /
| nt"rmy"r. II" was. ut the tim. OF
m stay In New York nj. unpaid /
Jndicia! and LEGAL political aivis.r 90
~" Imperial ,iEbaas, lic Ks ono az |
the mos; important Il not. the great !
est counsel OF the United states. IN.
nr"snmp'ivc successor OF SIR Gerard. /
II p" should leave his auha>. tdori1i
:. fsrF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
New Haven irn~ sI.ooo.nno I.irc.

II N"H""ll;cu TrDHN.
NEW HAVEN, conn. Jan. 25.-
Fir. which destroyed The building
Of M"ndel Il Freedman. :. depart
inert stort IN Chapel street. AMI
spread TO several adjoining gtrGl-
iurcs early today. did damage cs-
'iinht"d at si.0Uo0Go
tn" IRE Was brought under con
troll after Three hours hard work by
i'c'ncn la zero temperature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
MAN O. WAR TRAVELLING
{ hampton Horse Ica,r. nnr,t:,i
i"Tm and l. I'm Route 10 ir.-
inSton. ftN.

~ Nt-DNTai.U I'r,Ny
l-iNINt:TDN ky IAN Is M.n -
" az. lr!t'. champion vac. b. rsc
WAS SHIPPED from Tho tiddl. Farm al,
t'Hr' Md. today ANA VIII tr,iy.
neg. rr"ha. by tomorrow rf.ht. Samuel
. E.t''-. owur" %: th- cuamular ar
n' "d here. .Nf;rr q publ. show
.@g here the horse VIII tr taken H.
! ttrtit NE.. Where he Vll. j.. ... r.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Fans Travel From
Omaha to See Caddock
IN, h>sorintcd I.rc.s.I

NEW YORK;. Jan. 80. - Among
rue spectators at the wrestling
n""t here last might, In vhicI,
n 'N.rnhEi"fb Lewis surrcssfuIty
ur'ehucu his tiflr uEninst I:nrl
'aud0ck. were forty men nu,l
women ndmircrs of the chniIrn-
E'r' VINO Travelled from Omnhn,
Nrh.. 10 sec hIu Ia ,IctIun,
'add"ri. today showed no m cf-
.''tN aS u rrsult at ihr ErurIIInr
h""t. bid-tiinr wrestling. fms de-
ci'rcd thr match WAX .,pc ur thc
NEST strenuous ever seen In tho
'.hsi. hnd marNrird that neither
wrestler suffered serious injur,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Spider Athletes Begin
Training fer Marathon

Twenty track men of t!Ir tni-
NcrsttH az Itichmonh yesterday af-
tcranon started training Far the
modified Marathon run to he held
In this city Ecbruar. "a under the
auspices of The E,rninG piSuntch.
ndcr Coach ErnnIs Dobsou, the
Red ::nd Biuc runners cn;:orrtI In
- Nii:ht workout. which viii he
Increased from day to ia, until
ihr dRtc Of the Marathon arrives.
ih" coach WnS discouraged at
thr Huhbcr Of men Out yesterday
nut stated that he caUrctrd the
SHm"" would he Increased to forty
tndaS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Private. >b.,,in. ,f 81,

"U"N al rrH3"n'Hi.ON % ihD HIN
i'a. !ur' Nj! hc gI""r at tn" BROAD
"t| Iarhi,r tomorrow morning at
lu n.uIo'h y nl!Wh"r OF ministers.
D'iy ana stat" oi!.ciais aud other lead
ihE iiZcuE hav" been Invited 80 VII
A"tN lh" moving picture, which H. 20 4
:" Doc rnc 20 III. iuusi magnificent or
cent months I'll" hlu viii L.. pI.r-
"'hl'l 80 ia" Duh!ir a. the Broad
Nay Th.at"r all n,Nt W".n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
>nv,-Trrh Gnnr ,,rc,.,,,

E"'hai rnme scheduled Cor romorroy
nl%Hi between tho Virginia PoIy
lSchaie lnsltut" Tu!ui and the L. :
;'ANAl NJ it,n', "a, Annapolis. has
been uarrcicd OK iur 10 faculty in.
!iiniN Nlrs!ua Poly wlIl nc.. "
and |. University IN Roanoke Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

= ta|WV-NT0N- I'r"Ns
.pIlSNii.LE Ky IAN - Jac.t
Iilion OF l'I!Huapnl!s former !.gh'-
r.IvywrtgHt ch"u.lou % tn" world.
Frisco 'c'c Brown, Of san Fran
CISCO. IN tnc seventh round OF
scheduled twelve round bout here TO-
!lirh'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CUNTS POSTPONE BATTLE
Medical College Of Niruini:, ,ud w.,
CUNTS lrnk Not ~ Pa,
Irir>un>

t1 ti.tS - s"v".ai us tho rrl-I rs
2i me, Metical college Of vr-...i,
uIS',@' "a! ichn have resulted In III
same sca.dUlyi brtwrru IN. lo-,o-
,,,,.i, ,,s H.rrch"ni# !,ank ,ry. being
UNI. Saturday of nest Wcri, Tg.
.pH' 81 Vas 20 nave been u.a..,.l a.,
~ y W. c. \ floor rh. can. Xix.
nom the Nodly.l C.i.ua '"'S-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Gnwhy NIrn> Cnn,rnr,

BOSTON. Jan gJ-Hank C;oNl, IN.
dny signed With Tho i.uston Nationals
"hnt was said 10 he probabl. In.
hrst completed contract uud.. III" nov;
r"EiW" IN Laa"hfll. u ~ for u,,.
E"ar Ia 'hr abbreviated 4r-.a,,,r,.
rinTar and club owner subsrr!h" ~
r'gpruitipn of iudrc Lands ns ~.
arA.t"r Of n! disputes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
irsinn Nu,IlInr, To Mcr1.

\ ~" tlnG o! ~" W0lnnN'r NuNil-
!yrf u I'll. American Legion. posi-
~" ] VIII ho held tomorrow after
noon ia. i;,rm $50 Jefferson Hotel.
Ii "'c!ocl. Mrs. George wayne
frd'rpn Will vr"sidc and all nciu-
no attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
" nm:h uuiii rwo Garages

.Aupl.crt.on was made Yesterday by
NJ j. %Amu.Ily for "a building permit
go er""' two hv.ck GARAGES in tho
ar az 20. North Mulberry Street. to
cost $1,000. Thc permits will prob
u"l, h" issued H.: the building In
spc,ior this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
,.cn,ic, krri,r, In Iuri.

fiii% san. Sir tvc,'HuI
''td !il.iSi ambassador 10 'hc
!,ut'.l states. called h1mc from
N"shi'-S 'nn recently Tor conferences.
arrived ia Paris THIS morning to
rnn'cr h"r" W!th l'r"n.I"r l.loyd
tiuprl.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Marriage Llrrn>c. Issued.

'l"rI; waiter Christian y.stcIdav
,.A.."d nI!riaE" Licenses !" NJ I.
.E'"l and i.orlyo .; sheppard I.oui.
y" breeder. IL. and poria g. ,:ril
rn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
sign Articles far ,,irh,

New YORK Jan 95-lack nrt,.
ton w'lterw ght champion. and Tod
ticlcs and posted forf.i,- today Tor
'-..-i hnA- M.rn l-nMruar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Wc,Ln"- rInn M-.icnr van.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 9J Wilhelm
- Sic Moo. former secretary az tac.
lr.dHnrt said today he had tcui,-
lt' rlhuE ior MAKING /, bIiri pI".t.
~ ir.p 20 Mexico 'itN soon with
Mrs NeNI""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
I,,,r :, D;..,.,s. Franchise

tc'ipn on tn" franchise ASKED by
the Virginia Hallway and Power Com
r=uy 90 the CITY Council VIII hc taken
ton "ht 49, - meeting Of the Central
Trades ma Labor Council. in the AR
cadr hu.GiuE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
.Tragr..~r Gor. TO uuo,lo

philadelphia National League Gin.
today Announced u had traded VA.
ter Tragcsscr. catcher. for Franz
BUGGY. catcher Of the Buffalo Inter.
"aiional League team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

<uns> and Departures OF Passenger Train
Daily unless other wise shown published
only a information and not yuaraniecd
Dhi.E eIccat s-uilL.aY. Sunday nrly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
HOTEL GRAFTON

NN-ilINtip>. -. 6. Connecticut Avenue.
si'''y .Hcai't- noted ;pr rs guict .!a-
E"H'" an3 dcl.-!ouv fuot American or No.
E.psuu uIsn. HAERls,GIDS MILLS Y.9r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-02
FRENCH TROOPS IN SILESlA ATTACKED BY GERMANS
TO CONSIDER GRAND FORKS
ASLOCATlON OF SEMINARY
FOR THE LUTHERAN SYNOD
RYKOFF APPOINTED
FIRST ASSISTANT
TO PREMIER LENINE

RIA, June 2.-(By the Associated
Press. M. Rykoff, former president
Of the supreme economic council Of
soviet Russia, and an advocate Of
notifications of the soviet economic
policies, has been appointed first as
sistant to Premier Lenine and will be
practically the executive ohicer In
carrying out the new policies recently
announced from Moscow.
& A decree by M. Kalinen, member of
the new soviet central committee,
dated May 81. makes Rykon vice
president Of the supreme council of
labor and defense, which is the main
executive body in Russia and whose
membership. headed by Premier Len
Inc, practically comedies with the
council of the peoples commissaries
A new decree announced today from
Moscow legalizes trading in agricul-
turalS products in markets and in ex.
ceptional cases commission business
by individuals.