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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
HEAVILY.ARMED BAND
LOOTS DISTILLERY
"ehfy-Fi'e Masked Men Lock I'm
Guards ma Seize y3O,O00
In Wet Goods.


LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. os-
twenty-five bandits swooped down
unon tho Blue Ribbon Distillery nj
nminenee. KY. early today, locked
hve guards in the office of the miami
and stole 325 cases of Bottled in bond
whisky valued at $4,000, according
10 u report to Louisville police,
Ihe report said all Of tho robbers
We're masked and heavily armed.
TWO automobile trucks were used to
maui the liquor away. said tho report,
which added that tho trucks took
the road toward Louisville.
Soon after the bandits departed Tho
five guards. who were bound with
ropes. released themselves and notI-
fed the Henry County authorities.
All cities within u sixty-mile radius
OF Eminence wora notified to watch
for the bandits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

his people I'm on emergency 30 profoundly
stirring. In the quieter affairs of domestic
legislation. he demonstrated his ready grasp
OF his States needs. His record with re-
spect TO the solution Of some OF the more
vital OF these problems is written in the
constructive measures which his administra-
ton placed upon the statute books.
lilo Is gone at the ripenng OF his great
powers, but not without havLRg laid an IA
delible impress upon tho minds of Southern
people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
OUTLOOK FOR LABOR
SHOWS RETIREMENT
CONTINUED From FRS, Pare,

Continued From First paIc}
Ing men and women. ana the friend
ship and understanding that have
come TO the labor movement in the
year now closing, are Widespread and
drcp-seated. 1t is fully appreciated
and greatly valued.
In addition to the struggle against
those who sought to destroy the la
Dor movement, tho workers have had
10 contend with unemployment. The
national conference ON unemploy-
mcnt did much TO relieve the situn-
ton, but no cure was found and the
number OF unemployed Is still large
enough To make the situation acute.
The number OF unemployed still runs
into tho millions.
believes Tide IIns Turned
There are good indications that tho
tidc has turned toward better iudus-
trial conditions. and IL that be 90. It
Is one OF the brightest and bcst OF
inc New Year signs for tho workers.
NothihE Is so essential 10 workers us
employment. II is the foundation of
me hsef TO them. We must con-
Germ ourselves about uncmployment
rs iong as single person is unahl.
10 ana work. II 100000 men on, NJ
perhaps 100000. are back NJ work
That is but beginning and redoIbIe1
chorts are necessary To see that worp
is found for all. 1t Is time that civ.
'ii"aIioh found out how to abolish nm
"HhP!oEineht, and II will be well for
america To devote much time ond
study to that problem IN 1890. This
ehihg must not happen again, II we
value our civilization.
There seems to bo. on thu MR., y,
Hocie'y rs whole. n growing en-
'igh'ment. growing desire that JUS
ice shall be in realty the keystone
OF our social structure.
Inc courts seem unable tn com.
WITHIN the influence OF thig ,rn,.,,.
eniiGhtment. Hid away from H..
fundamentals OF life, they rnow 81,
human rights. unaware that they ,ro
Undermining instead Of buIwark,r-
nc hromiscuous use OF tho iniunc-
aoh III tabor disputes. where ,bs
Ton law forbids its use n, all ,,,
ana must be matter OF grave cnr-
Germ 1t is 10 he hope,l tb,, H.
courts will begin soon to nerccira 49,
destructive effects of their i,,Soon e
sidered work.
Americn will not tolerate for ,onv
inc steady and persistent re.,rrc,,"s
% !" destruction of essential rIrb,s
-'"or hopes that the New Year NAV
nrihs better sense OF iustica -
'a"se entrusted with dispensing inc
nee that they dispense iustico In
"'raa OF dispensing with Justice.
Ehces New Year With Conaa.nc.
The labor movement faces tho Nov.
year with confidence. II hnov,s ~.
denomination OF Its enemies Inn, :,
a'so knows the necessity OF -. o,.
ncins. The workers understond,ho.
ohiy In solidarity is tharo hone ro r".
uilenter. better world. 1t will eo ror"
wara. giving service, doing tho wor,,
VI civilization, enrichine life ror IN
men ana women and children. 1ov,nn
ioundation stones as II goes for ,,nrs
oi freedom and Justice, for less ~
pam ana suffering. for the safeguard
ing OF opportunity. for the opliftInr
or the human race.
Our wish is for moro than a bo,n,,
New Year. 1t Is for n progressive
New Year.
Copyright. 1921, by United Nou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Funeral OF Captain uoya smith

,IINHLUTTESF VA. Dec. IS
Funeral services for Captain BOYD
NJ smith, a Moshy veteran, who died
III the University Hospital. where he
hhd becu patient practically over
sine" the Grand Camp reunion here
IN october, were held Saturday In
the home OF his cousin, Commander
James II. Reid. at CroZct. this coun-
ty. ana the body was taken to Alex
andria, Va, for burial. Captain
smith was a son of the late David
BOYD and Harriet Daingerheld Smith
or Alexandria, where he was born In
1914. During the war between the
states he was Il member of Mosby's
Rangers and had Il record OF gal
lahtry. ON October -, 1869, he
captured Federal general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Tnlcs Worth nrnrn,inn-Nn l.


The Hero OF the .ohnstown Flood sat on u
celestial frcplug telling the crowd all about
il.
'Itla' exclaimed a whisliercd angel on
the outskirts.
and the water came rushing down"
said the Hero. -"
ROT said the Angel with the Beard
The Hero OF tho Johnstuwn Flood turned TO
Gabriel ana asked:
no Is that guy who keeps butting in on
this flood story"
oh. don't pay any attention to Him" said
Gabriel That's only fellow named Noah!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Mrs. Naomi Grru,cr.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dec. os
Mrs Naomi Grcaver died suddenly
"S- evening. Immediately upon her
return nome from dinner at tho
nome o. q friend. she was the wife
OF caniair Robert T.. Grcavcr. the
oldest conductor In point of service
on the Mountain Division of TIC
chesapeake and Ohio Railway She
was q native Of stanton ANA n
daughter OF the late H. ST. Stoddard
Sesides her husband she is survived
ny enc daughter Mrs. Walter H.
rage. of this city. She also leaves
one brother, NJ. Il. Stoddard. OF
stanton. The body was today moved
I" Staunton for burial in Thornrose
C,mctcry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Joseph Robinson.

DANYlLLE, VA, Dec. 2S.-Joseph
Robinson. native OF Franklin
County, died at his home in Rocky
Mount yesterday evening at the age
of 81. He had been in declining
health for some months. He was Il
veteran OF the war between the
States, having fought in General
Wise's brigade, co. /. Thirty-fourth
Virginia Infantry. lie had lived in
Franklin County all OF his life. He
iS survived by seven children. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow
from the home Of his daughter, Mrs
w. n. Powell, where he died.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Iinscnc AIIhrinn Ayers.

PETERSBURG. V, Dec. 2S.-Ros-
coc Marion Ayers. 40, died at mid
night last night in his home. lll5
Shepard Street. after three weeks
Illness He was an electrician in the
employ OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Mr., Ayers former
ly lived in Durham y. c., and his
body viii be taken to that city Fri
day for burial. lie Is survived by IA
widow, his father, Thomas J. Ayers.
of Petersburg: three brothers. w. Il.
Ayers, OF Prince George County: o.
II. Ayers ana l.. Il. Ayers, of Norfolk,
and one sister. Mrs. Cordy IIacllcr.
Of Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Mrs. William n. Jemerson.

pANVILLE. VA, Dec. 2S.-Mrs.
William razewcil jefferson died
early this morning at her home I'm
Sandy Level after brief illness.
She was taken ill Christmas Day
and her son. Vincent W. Jefferson. of
this city, had hccn with her since
that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral TLl, Af,.-,.

unreal services for Alfred T..
Iarieton. 90 years old, viii be con.
uuc'cu IN his late home, a5r3 Kens-
,"E con Afohuc. this afternoon nj z
COCK ny Rev. Aubrey Williams. ras
.ot "i tabernacle baptist Church
"'crhent VIII be in liiverview Gem
etcrE. Members of St. John,. o,I,,,
No. 36, a. i. & a. NJ. hnrc hn'.n
CARED TO attend the funeral In n
body. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. IS. weather BUREAU,

Forecast: Virginia =
Cloudy and warmer
Thursday; Friday faIr
and colder.
North Gu oitna-
Forecast same rs TINT
for Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
DIr screen Play Co,ntn,.


unusual interest liz already being
shown in the forthcoming engage
meht 1T the Academy all next week
where II viii he shown twice daily
NJ 2:ao and SEQ. OF the rcmarkabIo
screen version Of the Internationally
Famous move! by Ibanez. The Four
horsemen OF the Apocalypse" This
can be readily understood, when one
considers the great popularity of tho
oook' PREVIOUS To its showing I'm
washington. "A private screening was
gi:cn ut the Marine Barracks. whero
PRESIDENT Harding, members of his
cabinet and notabies from foreign
countries We're present. In cities
where II has flled lengthy engage
mcnts II has not been unusuaI fo,.
persons to attend several times.
The special musical score. which
was written by DR. Hugo Rc!scnfeld.
or New York. is said TO he unusually
impressive and adds greatly To the
presentation. 1t will be rendered hv
an augmented orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Local Temperature Yesterday.

y. NJ. temperature ................
Maximum temperature to J.. M.....
Minimum temperature To l.. M.....
Mean temperature yesterday ......
Normal temperature for this date
Deficiency yesterday ................
EXCESS since March l commute.
Excess since January .............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Charcoal Erh's Daily Thought.

INT ain 50 much what do" said
Charcoal Erh. ruminatively. ''aS what he 10
hit fur, dat count when he T. claimiu'
credit IN Heaven 90 good Intentions. Eat
pickle, Mistnh Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
ID. j. fInSscInnnn

fhEDERlCKSBURG. VA. Dec. ss.
- = Musselman, aged IS years. died
~ us nome IN Stafford County. yes
'"s' ana Is survived by his wlduw
ana several children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

AT least two judges have been moved 10
comment on the case with which New Workers
Eet married. High proficiency in nearly every
thing comes from prolonged practice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Resolutions favorable TO the London treaty
nave now been passed by the Irish Horse
hreederS Association. Even in craftsmanship
oCcasionally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Anuselnents
any Holiday, show ut Lyric.

Isy
the new show coming into tba
Lyric today for the week. end brIs-
Ties with Keith novolticy. Ono, OF
the big events OF tho season will bn
tho midnight matinee" to BIO gIye,,
next Saturday night. II begins ut
io:aO O'Clock. following the regular
evening performnncey and cloHep at
tho midnight hour. ushering In tho
New Year.
On tho holiday bill will be Hams
robert and his company OF farce
players. Lawrence Gratan, who has
written az many good sketches as u
centipede has good legs. has fash
ioned new vehicle for Hans Robert.
II is called Nearly u Hero" and is
II bright little FARGO of BLUM and
bravery. with blun carrying tho day.
Mr.. robert liz Il vaudeville asset, re-
shrdlcss OF his vehicle. lie Is an un-
commonly good actor. u player who.
despite the fnct that lie claims to be
II comedian has won success also In
drama and even In tragedy. In
comedy. Mr.. Robert has successfully
essayed 4 dozen roles. but he will al
ways he remembered in Checkers"
us the youth who wages his all on
ltemorsc' and wins. In Nearly {,
Hero" Mr.. Robert IL ably assisted.
Both he and his associates mako
Nearly Hero" really "a comedy.
ON the same bill will be ucrgmanu.
kcnna and N!coiay. II versatile
vaudeville trio. consisting OF two
pretty ana talented girls and n
comedian: Annette & Co, who ar.
bringing gorG"ousiy staged singing
act: Edwin George. the clown jug
ger. and the strong Trio. sensational
riders. who give series Of thrilling
stunts on various forms and shapes
Of wheels.
With the new vaudeville uttruc
tons Will come vuricrntrd motion
picture displays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Echoes From Down Home


This Year the shipment OF peaches from
North Carolina swell 10 almost 1000 cars,
with returns OF moro than S750,000 That
marks the positive attainment OF n position
that puts il among the real industries OF the
community ana OF the state. From
North Carolina Viii rate as II peach growing
Statc.--Moorc County News.
opening up new highways in North Caro-
Ina means opening up the State for the set
tlement OF a desirable lot Of homesccliers from
abroad. Genuine progress in this State is
constantly making urban and rural Carolina
attractive to outsiders Wilmington Star.
And now comes the news that the Atlantic
Coast Line viii make heavy cuts In the num-
her OF its employees That is dark outlook
for its faithful employees The travelling and
shipping public has received notice in the
cut in ratcs.--ialeigh News and Observer.
Newport News reports owners of "big auto
mobiles. fur coats and the like without food
ana money for the necessaries. Al that they
have more than shade the advantage over
folks without FOOD and also without big nu-
tomobiies fur coats ana the like. We shall
firmly refuse handout. to any person sus-
pcctcd Of owning a small motor car
Greensboro News
You be sure Of pa yng the full cost
Of your moonshne liquor now unless i'm adj
dition to the purchase price, you have enough
money in the bank TO finance your funeral
Ashcville Citizen.
Some Of our national heroes exhibit both
modesty and a proper respect for their posi-
ton Sergeant York for example, refuses to go
~" the movies 10 make money "out OF my
connection with the affair over i'm France"
The Sergeant. by the way was the whole of
the affair" referred to.--Winston- Salem Jour
MAJ
Underwood has shown himself To he too
valuable q man 10 be set adr!f; by his party:
then Ii has not been conclusively shown that
lac ia in the wrong in Jis work as n delegate
a the confcrence.--Durham Herald.
North Carolina has long held the record for
cotton production per acre and now comes to
the state distinction as having raised tho best
cotton crop of the season of 1921. Conditions
were about the same here as elsewhere In the
belt. hut the superior soil and climate OF tho
state. re-enforced by the int ellgent System OF
planting and cultivation observed by our farm
ers developed fine cotton crop even in an
admittedly bad year.-Charlotte Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

AS some OF the Republican leaders in the
senate see it. we arc now only two or three
hocs from normally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Up With the Times
HN IL. q. IL.

Senator TIA Toilette warns that we are about
to be betrayed and exploited by the railroads,
the lumber. steel and coal interests and the
farmers Wei, the bootlcggers shouldn't have
everything.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
onrIcn. Mrn.,rer- Here Tonight.

All roads. thoroughfares and CON
veyances ionigh, Will lead directly
10 tho ACADEMY. where Oscar T.
fohyc viii nrcEcnt the great AmerI-
can amusement institution. Neil
oiiricn super instrcls, now on i,s
tonth annual tour Of gloom annibila
ton. They will be hcrn through Sat
urday night. There win be n matt
nee performances Saturday. la add
non TO the night show.
This organization ha. assumed
greater proportions than ever this
year, and The company now Is almost
double tho size or that presented In
carrier years. Tie sconic production
W ono OF massive and lavish SPLEEN
dor. never before cauallcd In min
streisy. ana not exceilnd even by tho
Hegfh'd Follics" and Winter Oar
den shows.
Men OBrion. whose master han1
guides the entire performance. has
created some exceedingly clever ana
move! Ideas. In this :nar'a i)rst part
the drop that IL displayed hcfor.
the rise o! the curtain represents tho
lace Of negro with The usual ex-
agg"rhtod mouth. and when the dron
!s raised. Il produces the effect of the
mouth onening, showing Inside tho
n"' -c'Tclc Uf performers This
hrsi part Is entitled appropriately
me Mouth-Picce OF Mlrth and Mel
ody.' The finale or the FIRST pnrt ,s
ministrelsy version OF the "s.v
tctte' from Lucia by the entire com
pahy Fart two includes in tho cus
tomary ollo The Slcepicss SIecper."
or The Tiplcss Porter" written bv
Heh o'!irien. Joe Carroll and Pete
bctzel In The Sound Cure" "Thc
tighhrow Masquerade" also written
by Neil O'Bricn with ensemble num-
pcts arranged by Pote Dctzel. There
WI! also be scen and heard the
EBONY college Cuintettc, ana Bell
anu Ar!iss' IN Just Songs" The n
maze. IN which the entire company viii
appear. Is an uproarishly funny trn-
EcStY entitled Wood Alcohol. mr.
Whito I.!tcnin'." In four scenes. bv
Art.mis Galloway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

opening up new highways in North Caro-
lima means opening up the State for the set
Element OF II desirable lot Of homesccliers from
abroad. Genuine progress in this Stale is
constantly making urban and rural Carolina
attractive to outsidors.--Wilmington Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Most people will refuse To commit ,rcm-
selves with respect To the lantern presented
TO Mr. Dabs unit! they find out whether 1t is
equipped for a red light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

glance at the Christmas casualty lists is
lkeiy to lead TO the conclusion that the late
John Barlcycorn was only a pilser onybov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

And comes the news that the Atlantic
Coast Line Viii make heavy cuts I'm the num-
her OF its employees That is dark outlook
for its faithful employees The travelling and
shipping public has received no notice in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
J.Ocni ItuiufnlI,

Rainfall IL hours ending 8 =. NJ. None
Rainfall - hourB ending l.. NJ. Non.
Deficiency since March i...t........li.S
Deficiency since January IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

The Prince OF Wales may soon he prenorod
TO assure London that there are certain Brit
ISL possessions on which the son has no in
tention of setting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Tho discouraged delegates at Wasbjpr,ou
seem to be about ready To explain that the
submarine issue really doesn't come within
The pcr!scope OF this conference ANYHOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Special Ibutu.

Wind direction. southeast; wind We
iocity. =. highest wind yesterday. 10;
weather at l.. NJ. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

washington police had to rcprinand Mr..
pehs for making IA speech wi,hou, a r,rmit
Am these unemoti"nal cops the limit.
though?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

PUBLISHED every Any the year a. ~ .r Snu,
y Tenth STREET Richmord. Ys- BY 1hs A'
Dispatch publishing Cc lno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

You can never hc sure Of paying the full cost
Of your moonshne liquor now unless in adj
dition to the purchase price. you have enough
money in the bank TO finance your funeral.
Ashcville Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Underwood has shown himself to he too
valuable :: man 10 be set adr!f; by his party:
then !; has not been conclusively shown tina;
lac ia in the wrong in .nis work as n delegate
n: the conference.--Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

THE TINES THE DISPATCH
y kst- 1854 Est 1859
Entered January FL 1905. q the Pos,-oGoe 81
7 Richmond Va. second-clsss matter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
SUPPER B s

Coach Addison Moore stated today
that he would rot be able 10 announce
the line up until tomorrow but u Will
probably be much the same "A IN the
games With Menaui school, thei indian
= hooL ana h Eercrd team OF mo
University.
lrherc viii h. nm important messing
OF albuquerque Camp No. 4, Woodmen
OF the World. tonight az 1870 snarp al
tho X. OF y. hall. Class WIZ be intro.
duced by the uniform rank team. All
members are requested 20 attend.
a. X. Wsrren Woman's Relief corps
No. 1 tomorrow afternoon at J O'Clock
AZ 1. o. o. NJ. hall.
Trains Nu thr,s aud No. seven were
delayed several hours today By a small
freight dereIimcnt near Glorieta. n. ~.
A drawbar on of the cars ON the
train ~ said 10 have broken,
Afbuquctp ne prohibition ofnccrs re-
turned today from Ration, where a
series OF raids resulted In the arrest
Of four men IN the charge or Niolat-
Ing the NATIONAL prohibition act. the
men, officers say. were selling sort
drinks with a kick" The men arsest-
ed were Mike Panis. Pete Manos,
slavia Sepock and John Pongo. They
waived preliminary hearing ana wero
held for tho grand jury under $1,000
bonds. which all were able TO FURNISH.
Eleven n,cn took examination for
forest ranger which was held this
morning in the basement Of h fed
eral building and conducted by M. Nj.
Cheney. supervisor OF the Manxano
forest. All OF the applicants for
ranger iol,s were former service men,
and eyide ntiy want more outdoor ser
vice. Tho examination papers are 10
| be sent to the forestry office ut Wash
| ington for correction. The eNamtna'
| tion iaHted six hours.
The Woodmen Of the World com
| mittee which has been appointed %
| get the $4,000 Ehnatorium which
| tho org1 nfzation' n 20 tuiid, for Al
| buquerahue. will meet at the Chamber
| OF Commerce afternoon al
4 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

Coal supply Co. Phones 4 and 8.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
TIES BASKET cALL RACE
Tech Gets on Even Terms With
Western by Defeating Central
by 13 to IL.

Battling valiantly to the final whistle.
Techs basket ball team nosed out Cen
trail yesterday, 13 to IL, and tied the
Western quint for the leadership of the
high school title race. Each OF the top
teams has won Ave of it's six starts
trail really outplayed the Techites on
the floor, but were weak at goal shoot
ing.
Central made only three goals from
scrimmage, despite the fact that they
kept the play under Techs basket the
greater part of the game. Time and
again the Blue ana White players tossca
from what should have been easy scor-
ing positions. only to rim the ball.
The game was the hardest fought Of
the series. The teams were tied at
2-all at the end of the first quarter.
Jimmy Lemons brilliant play put the
Blue and White in the running in the
second half. He made two floor goals
and pocketed four of his five shots
from the fifteen-foot line. Lemon also
was responsible for centrals points
in the first period with throws from
the foul mark.
Tech was lamentably weak at free
tossing. MacCartee, Shanks and Par
ker were used in the ten efforts to
score the single pointers, but the last
named was the only one able to
pocket lone throw.
Business Western, Steward and
Army and Navy Prep quints tri-
umphed in other school engagements
yesterday. The junior class team OF
the first mentioned school downed the
Western third-year boys, 19 to Is.
and the Western Midgets vanquished
the ST. Adams Juniors, SO to 18.
Steward went to Rockville and beat
the high school combination. 38 to 25
Army and Navy Props. played the
regular Western Ave and won 81 to
%. Wise and Shapley starred for
the Preps.