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Evening star., 1921-01-20

sTATEMENT.-wE THE PRESIDENT AND
a majority Of the hoard Of trustees Of the Com
mercial Mining and Milling Company of the
District Of Columbia. do hereby certify that
the authorized capital stock of said company Is
800, ,OOo of which S75. .GOn has been paid in. and
that there are no debts Of said company. r..
u. PAUL. President: O1-rO PRIESTER. II. n.
LACE. F. d. PAUL A. ". BOWEN. 1rus-
tees. !. OTTO PRIESTER. Secretary of the
Commercial Mining and Milling Company of the
District of Columbia. do hereby swear the facts
stated in the above certificate are true. TO the
hest of my knowledge and belief. OTTO
PRIESTER. Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 14th day of January. 1921.
MINNIE g. TIT'rERINGTON-M -McMEEKIN.
Notary Public for the State of Illinois.
jNotarial Seal
Evening star., 1921-01-20

Easy, spring patents. s.50a10.oo; Kan
sas straiehts. 9.25a9.75.
Iard-Easy; middle west. 13. 50a13. 50.
Other articles unchanged.
DAIRY MARKET.
ciaD.--Arrivals by BOAT: Poultry
Young chickens. live. H.. 2sa35;
dressed. a4ass: old. soa34: dressed, 81
a36 old roosterH, 20a22; dressed. 2aa24.
Ducks, 30aSR: dressed. 3oa40. Geese.
2saa2: dressed. a2a3S: Turkeys. 4aa
40a46. Guinea fowl. 40a75. Capone.
dressed. 46a52.
Eggs, loss of. strictly fresh nearby.
doz.. 20; southarn. ss:
Butter, ersamkry: fancy; ID. S.a50; ;
prints, 54a5s; nearby; SlaS2: dairy ~
as2: process butter. s7a:s: store
prW NEW YORK, January ao.-Rutter
weak: receipts. 7.167 tubs: creamery.
higher than extras. 81 aab2; extra. 81
score. 5oHa51; hrst. SO to 81 score,
43a50: packing stock, current make
Esgs weak: receipts 12.11s cases.
fresh gathered, extra hrst Il; do.
first. esa7o: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western hennefy white. nrst to
extra. 71a76; do. brown. extra, 74a76:
do. gathered, brown and mixed coll
ors. hrst to extra, 6sa7S: refrigerator
frst. 50.
Cheese iirm: receipts. a.os4 boxes:
state. whole milk fiats. held. specials,
26a2s: do. average run, 2aa25 ~: state.
whole milk fiats. fresh: specials. 24ha
26H do, average run, eSn2a.
Poultry, live. steady. broilers. Aoa46:
chickens, 26a32; fowls. 15as5; roost-
ers. Is: turkeys, Is; dressed steady
and unchanged,
Evening star., 1921-01-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Noon prices (by Redmond & Co.. reported for st
The Star over direct New York " ashington Sc
wire by Frazier Co. Se
Evening star., 1921-01-20
PHILIPPINE BONDS OFFERED.

The War Department has Invited
bids for Philippine Island bonds to
the amount Of i$2,750.000. bearing 5K
per cent interest. Bids will be OPEN
ed next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
LIBERTY BONDS.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock Of Pay.
Kec0rd able.
Reading Co. Isl Dfd.. q. 5Oc. Mar. 10 Feb Is
Buckeye PiI. Line. =. $2-.... Feb. II Mar Is
f. ": Gnsard Go. Pr, O..
S1.7J ............. Jan. . Feb.
D. ". Griffith, Inc, "A"
ini. $1.................... Feb Is Mar 4
BanQus Induzs15efle de China
tiatefior). 20 francs. .......-----F Feb. l
Stewart Mfg. Co.. q. 81. Jan. Is Feb ]
Stewart Mfg. Co., pfd, q. 81. IAN. % Fet.
Cement Securities Co, stock,
1870 . June L
Evening star., 1921-01-20

NEW YORK, January 2O.-F1our-
Easy, spring patents, 9.50a10.00; Kan
sas straights. 9.25a9.75.
Iard-Easy; middle west. 13.50a13.60.
Other articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
LIBERTY BOND NOON PRICES.

LIBERTY BOND NOON PRICES.
NEW YORK, January co.-Prices OF
Liberty bonds at noon were: Three
$3.50: first Is. $500 bid:
second A, $500: first AIS, 1856: soc.
ond Ans, $3.50; third ANS. s1.12:
fourth AIS. ss:3s: Victory 3Na s7.22;
Victory ANS, 97.2G.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

made public this morning by the un-
derwriting syndicate. The Offering to
diately.
The loan will be secured by 4 bond
issue Of $30,0O0.000 S per cent bonds.
Local investment bankers believe
Evening star., 1921-07-24

$50 Pairs Lace Curtains-4+O
inches wide; ~ yards long, in many at
tractive designs; especially good for
windows of impressive size; trimmed
with wide lace edge. White,
cream and beige Special, S7Q5
Scrim and Marquisette-Yard-
wide-material that can be used at
windows without lace curtains; in plain
white. beige and cream, trim
med with lace edge; washable. or
Special, yard. Observation-Disclosures. IOC
C0l0red Curtain Scrim-24 inches
wide; good grade in spite of the low
price-its special! Beautiful 4.
patterns and colorings; washable. n
Yard ................... &c
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Man Alive! What Comfort in These
Cotton Sports Shirts
And what economy CT 7A
And ,Ohat economu

Natural pongee color and stripe efects-you know
the kind that looks we'll after laundering With soft COL
lars attached Sizes from 13H to II.
If you feel like adding few sport shirts your
goingaway supply. if this sort of shirt to the
Office after business hours, time for that matter
you can't do better than buy them this tring
Fir.t 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Women;s Cottage Dresses
and Bungalow Aprons
>R>ars<a.e S.. 40
Formerly priced
S9.05. Choice
Monday at.

on you buy Even at that saving is greater
than think because orsnay these aprons and Dresses
to disregard the profit for day and allow friends
poruny enough to get another item needed
Of Checked Gingham and striped Percale combined with
white Pque other materials of contrasting coors pockets
belts add to the of these practical
comfortable and economical garments
Foor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-24
l,20OPairs of Women s Sheer
Silk Hosiery; $l.OO

This is how we selected: Tan to with white and
tan or solid shoes Black with black footwear
and white to with white black and white--its
up to you just how but made selection carefully
to match the fashionable footwear Cotton garter tops
narrow ankle and seamless feet Sizes to 10 in tan and
black; 9 and ol in white.
lao pairs Fine Lisle Stockings We positively
cannot duplicate this value when this lot
YOU for protection of supply and price,
Share of this excellent hosiery Full fashioned, IN
sheer grade in tan, white and black. Nc
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Exqu;s;te7y sheer. da;;nt;1y beautiful
Handmade BI0useS
$7.Q55

You'd willingly pay more
if these lovely blouses were
SO marked, but the Lans-
burgh & Brother way is to
mark as low as legitimate
profit will allow, so in this
case it's $7.95 for finest of
Philippine handmade blouses.
When we say "handmade' we
mean that there isn't a ma
chine stitch anywhere on any
one of these Blouses. Of the
very finest quality imported
Voiles and silky Batiste. and
the embroidery is elaborate
not merely here and there a
touch. Genuine Filet set in va
rious ways; crochet buttons,
hemstitching, drawn work.
French knots, eyelets and deli
cate little handmade frills. All
sizes and a copious range of
styles.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Colored Border Scrim-Heavy
quality; 36 inches wide; in rose, blue,
gold, red border effects. Perfect grade,
and sold from full pieces, at
this special clearance price IN.
Terry Cloth - Yard-wide; rich,
heavy quality for draperies or furniture
coverings. Sixteen choice pat
terms and coloring effects. or.
Very special, yard. ............. OOC
Silk-finished Madras-Yard-wide;
Iaunders without being stretched; rose.
blue, green and gold. Espe- m
cially desirable for Fall hang Iyc
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Ready Monday New Goods; Lower+Pnced Goods
Ub-to-date B1ack-and-wh;ts
Sport Oxfords and Pumps
$55.655

The indentical footwear
you see on fashionable bou-
levards, popular resorts,
country clubs and wherever
smart footwear is worn.
but you may rest assured,
they cost very much more
than Our reduced price.
Best quality Sea Island Can
vas and Reignskin in styles as
illustrated. Note the Strap
Pump with black trimmings and
heel and sole finished in black.
Walking Oxfords iavishly trim
med in backbone style with
wide saddle trim and black eye
let pieces-in fact the sketches
are strictly true to form, SO
you'll see what they are like.
but you simply must see the
sport shoes themselves, to fully
realize the immense value rep
resented.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-24

and a thought for the coming Fall
THE FOURTH FIOOR-A RENDEZVOUS OF BEAUTIFUL HOME
FURNISHINGS IS OFFERING THE BEST VALUES IN YEARS
of indicate
the which
add double immediate
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Another Grouf;ng of
300 Pairs of
Marquisette,S Scrim
and VOiR Curtains
at t$3:95paiir

Last Monday we placed on sale like
quantity-the, values were SO tempting
that they were, readily purchased. We
have gone into Our higher-priced lines,
withdrawn 800 pairs-and marked them
all 1896. Splendid qualities and beau-
tiful styles in white, cream and ecru.
Regulation size, 2H yards long, 40
inches wide with dainty lace and inser-
ton trimming.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Another lot of those Women s
HandkerchietS, each, lOc

They went like w1dhre and we had to wire for more
Every style handkerchief approval today from the
plain hem the brilliant sport style in variety
coors. Embroidered initiating Madeira. lace edges
Evening star., 1921-07-24

You probably know something of
the quality of this famous linoleum.
It is sanitary, one Of the easiest to
keep clean-because Of smooth sur
face-heavy, and will lay fiat with
out tacking, except at seams. PER-
Feet QUALITY. cut from full rolls
in many choice new patterns and
colors. Unusual value-at s9c
square yard.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
W0menS Summer Vests

Priced for quick selling
At 2oc-Sheer quality, Fine Swiss Rib; tai
tailored models; sizes SO lored tops and armholes;
and 38. Such values will sizes SO to a.. At 35c,
8 for $l
r1rstF 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-24
All Cret0nnes
Greatly Reduced for Clearance

The refreshing quality of Cretonnes
discreetly used in hangings, furniture
coverings and pillows is emphasized IN
this vast assortment, for surely we have
never seen such bright, cool, colortul
patterns. Five big groupings, reduced
as follows:
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Mems Cambria Handkerchiefs at Sc

Narrow hens. regulation size and very firm but
This is bargain which have appreciated by
purchasing them such numbers that had
and they're here for tomorrow.
F1oorAIansburkh b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

NEW YORK. Fob 4-Th" annual
meeting of the United states Lawn
T,unie Association. TO he h"ld here
tomorrow carries more shan usual
iu,.rcs, us tn. date and place for tn"
Davis Gun international matches for
The coming summer VIII be dccidHd.
Australia tho British Isles and spain
have al! notified the American N~-
ISOLATION OF the mailing oil 'na j.
tionuI challenges VIII bring the total
nur,hcr of connecting nations close
To ten.
Tho Challenge round AMI probably
s"y"ra! OF the preliminary ties VIII
he PLAYED IN this country aud ih"
sjt.s Tor All such matches. as we'll Us
the various national championship
tournaments. viii be awarded during
the session. y number oil comm :,
ices which have worked several
mouths UPON Inc various matters TO
be laid before tho delegates. nav" -"
outlined III. proposals and SnSE"H-
lions that II is expected that a ma.
joriry OF The reports VIII b" aoopttd
with little or no discussion.
The t.nuti.c list o: Ntular tournh-
merits TO bc offered aS a working
basis for the scheduling of In" more
important contests includes ny. '"!-
loving dates. August !. sea III Snt IN
vitailou tournaments; August =. Ne" =
ror, invitation tournament; August
is southampton invitation tourna-
mcut: August -. National doubles
pionship. West sid" TENNIS ,!uo'
August ~ National women. chan-
mons hips. IonRwood. C. C., Boston;
September = Davis cup chalicnSc
round matches. West Side Tennis
Club: September -. mems NATIONAL
singles champions Germantown
Cricket club. Philadelphia.
1Hc national clay court champion,
Ships and several important sec'ional
tournaments also are TO be con-
sidcrcd II IS thought that ChicaG"
ard Eumalo VIII he tic Leading con
tenders Tor the clay court contests
Whether the places for the toufla-
mcntS will he selected and the dates
loft to the schedule committee Tor
late; decision or both: sites ana aa,eS
uuricd during the meeting VIII ue-
pend upon the decision OF the dc!"-
gates present.
other matters to be considered VII
includ. the definition OF an amateur
Ia It's relation To the use OF pltEcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
HAVANA RESULTS

F..r racc-six turlongs; thrcc-year o!is
,Hari,iGg; purse. t7"o--iiacchnnal!an. lol
lNarimn.t. . to :. to =. 20 >, won, ll"."r
luta, Us ,Pcnn"nJ. 20 .. to :, {" {
second: Lyric. IOl f.aucast"r,. 4" :.
DO j. TO :. third. Time. l:'5 Al-o ran
e,o,.y Lul!apy. Vera Twyford. Kayman
S,rond racc-slS furlonEs; three year.
-,p.nmanp. : IN !. 10 !. even. won; M"ii-
Moro ,IIunt, 10 :. i to :. to I. second
,;carse IL iA: tM. !. l5arnes). . I" !.
- j oven, third. T!n". l'i3 20. Also ram
sunny DAYS our Jack.
, Th!-d racc-tivr and a half furlongs;
,ntne- year Odds and M; claiming: puTS"
s;on-::'a =. ;nr-y"rl- 10 |. to !; even
To- = TO .. second; Chimcra; 100 Glove
20 / 10 /. even. third. Time. 500 3
Also ran. Get En-. Waking Dream. As
s5.n. Eisa Guar,isnan. Sure Get.
rh-ce.ycar -oids and up: claiming; purse
.sclryia. lbs Uranc!s). to !. TO >
20 :. won, Slippery silver. 100 Penmanl
tn,s even, TO . second. Axiom. 10
TIM TIM ~ Also ran: Craftsman Sem.
.tsr StaIwart. E;mont. Laughing Eyes H.
Hunter rlaii.
.F.nh racc--onc mile and MY yards
:, itir. year Odds and VI: claiming. purse,
SO Night Wind. III tBoylcJ. :. 10 .. even
10 ; won: latrack. io1 PenmanJ l. to
10 J. "a !. second: WilfrrdH iOSu
iE,fnesb, 20 ]. I TO .. 10 >. third. Time.
~ e.; Also ran: Jcliison, Br0ncho Billy
K,,au sea. Colonel Lillard. Pady lone.
,.lir. year. Odds and ur: claiming: purse
;,fS- t,rundy ioa tLowc). 2 to I. even. 10
: won: lack IIcaly. lo3 PonmanJ. 10 to l.
4 ,n|i TO I. second: Attorney Muir. 10
~, $50 ran: Lcnora +. lie Baiafrc
DnLr Rum. Fly Home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
TARHEELS DROP CAME
TO GEORGETOWN FIVE
iiiilt0pprrs Defeat North Carolina,
I'D to 2o-t'arinichacl Stars With
Excellent Floor Work


W. i%C;rON. Feb l-North
Caroline tuivorsty's basketball
AUNT went down 10 defeat al tho
hJuds OF GEORGETOWN University here
tonight by u score of 80 TO 20
Thc 1nrhc"iS started tn" game with
only on" man % their regular team
In tho lineup. as they arc saving tho
FRS, team ~ tho hop" of defeating
~" Army tomorrow night at Wcat
Point.
however with ton minutes TO go
and tho SOuth"ru"rs ON tia. short end
OF "i-to-il score. III. TarhcolY'
i.rSt team was shot into tn" fray and
succeeded In "utscoring tho Hilltop
prrs tn" r"st ot ih'' game. though th"y-
failed 10 land the rIrn". Thc CARO-
'ililt"npcrs' iu the las; ten minutes
Of play
Carmichael. of the visitors was ;he
Individual star nf tn" game. as his
Noor work "utclasscd that az any
D;hnr mans after u" was Inserted n
-'n" battl" Lineup aud summary:
GEORGETOWN T. Carolina
Flavin... loft forward Erwin
fior"ir" right guard Mcdonald
rtpiin'll ...... ""rt"r ..... Williams
Dudaok left guard. $50. Woodall
ThzaliI.. right guard .... Morrls
ruhstitUi.ons ,'armicna.i FOR Er-
Woodall Iutfort for Mcdonald. Field
goals Flavin. +. Florence. ,. O'Cou-
u.l, n ppLack I Zaxal!i. =. Nc
Donald. . Norris. . Carmichael !.
L'tfor foul goals Mcdonald. .
out OF Carmichael . out OF :.
Flalin. > gu, OF 10. Of,iciaIs--CoiIi-
flower. referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
LOCAL F|VES TO STAGE
TWO CONTESTS TONIGHT
Mcdica! College of Virginia En-
counters Terminal aud Semi
nary at Y. W. Z. \.

Medical College Of Virginia Rich
,nond terminal and ~. Union Theo-
viii furnish double attraction at
The \ w. 6. y. gymnasium tonight.
IN" hrst game. which VIII b" nc
tween Terminal aud the Medtcos. Will
encounter the seminary live in the
second contest Of IN" night.
Each of the trio ~ quiu,s has been.
nracbcing hard ana al thr"" nave
played several strenuous games th.s
year II VIII br III" initial meeting
Of r"rinina! ana n" Mcd!cos. and
the gam" between these uIintS uaS
created inrg" amount OF interest.
since organizing scVcraI weeks ago
Medical College has improved wonder
fully ia its playing, ana administered
a defeat t" the PARK View Athletic
Glub. which organization defeated
richmond Terminal.
Tonight the Medical Coiloc" VIII
be without tn" services o' Dean
Murry, star forward. Murry vas in
jur"d In the game Win Park Wow
and has not dounod hs bhskcthnll
tnGH since that contest. His absence.
Viii be felt and q switch ncccsSsi ~
ia IA" lineup Of tn" doctors. More
land and NcaIc probably Viii look
caraNatl viii play center. Tho guard
ing viii II" taken care OF rs g Cara
vati and Dickcrson.
Richmond Terminal Will use the
sumo '"aih ihty nave placed on the
noor since the departure or Todd and
Carroll for y. l.. T. Rob" E.i v.t =
rran basketball player of this city.
VIII hold down one OF TN" forward
positions. Jennings Viii be B.l!'s
running mate. lioll.d"y NH play
center. while +. Martin ana KING ~. i
LOOK after the guarding.
Terminal las completed arrange
mcnts FOR return game WIN 49,.
Medteal College IN III" HDwitz.rs'
ArmUry. February !. and u cDut,~.
witb tho Congress Heights ihnkc -.
If Was mir -tcu, February IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
THRILLING GAME GOES
TO GREENSBORO GIRLS
tnrOiiniuns Brfcnt DanriIIc Team by
Score ~ ~ To tT-COntrN
bitterly Fought.

I|NV'INI 10 III" TImUS- DlsNatCh.
cireensb5r" iIish S,ho"i - eriis' ba "e
kcthHll team Won an exciting victory
over the panviiI, High school girls
at the local Y. NJ G. y tonight. III"
score being - to II. There was lit
II" 10 chnrs" between either team.
friiiiant playing and especially good
basket throwing being displayed by
both teams
Tho score was tied several times
during the game, tho teams running
meek and nCth to tn" last minute
As the referee blew his whistle dcs-
IGnatinS the end OF the game Dan
willie threw - Held goal aud had il
been accepted DanVillc would ave
Won the game by ono point Il live
~ argument "nSGcd. but tho referee
took II firm stand and finally CON
t"St on the point was waived and
the game went TO tho visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
JUDGE LANDS APPOINTS
O C0NNOR HIS SECRETARY
Young Attorney Chosen From List
Of Twcnty-Two-Sclc
Creates Surprise.
InN Assoclatch Prnea.l

CHICAGO. Feb. i.-Fcderal Judge
Lands. commissioner OF baseball. up
get another tradition OF the game TO-
day when he appointed Leslie NJ
otonnor. "a young Chicago attorney.
as his secretary. O'Connor Will be-
gin his duties tomorrow
Tn" new secretary. VINO ~ - years
old. has had 10 previous experiences
IN baseball otncr than hcinS an ar
I"nt ran ANA amateur player and his
selection was complete surprise to
followers Of tn" game. vino rad .N-
bcct"h mat mau would hc chosen
from within the ranks.
The appointment OF t'conuor. now
ever. Was in line with Judge Lands
.,Eowcd intention OF going outSidc
The gam" for his secretary. whom.
Ut Is explained. viii bc the eyes and
ears: OF thc baseball commissioner.
Everybody ia baseball cried tu.y
wanted Il nov deal. aud it looks -.
II Lands Will give it TO them said
"a prominent major league official to
night
Judge I.audis said he selected
, O'Cpnnor not only because of his
character. but also bccausn he is nnt
Interested In TIA" gam" except fol-
lowing II as sport and recreation,
p'onnor was chosen from list OF
twenty-five candidates, many OF
vii nm did not know they were being
couS idcrcd.
"o'Comnor is only 80 or 81 years
old. but he's been "a fan for twenty
| four o. twenty iiv. years" said
Judge Lambs lie viii receive "A
salary of $500 q year. lie also
viii s"rv" as treasurer Of the gov
crning body Df baseball" The new
So -.ctary - graduate Of the Kent
College Of law and mas been prac-
ticins in Chicago for eight years n.
is Inarrica and has two children. lie
was assistant Judge advocate for the
Central department Of the army
during the war.
Records OF the old national base
ball commission viii b.. turned over
to tn" new secretary tomorrow. Per
nHmcut head quarters will he cStab-
IiShcd here May l. II the moan
time temporary Headquarters viii be
established at It hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
EMORY AND HENRY FIVE
DROPS CONTEST TO TECH
Biack>burS Team Defeats College
Outfit, 81 to IO--I'arrish
and khOtiC.. SIMr.

lSp"clIi 10 The Times Dispatch.I
ELACESHUHG VA. Fob i-Vir-
G'nia Teen defeated Emory aud Henry
college here tonight. - to To-
and their passing arid all round team
work was by FAR tn" h"St seen on
the local floor this season II hu
opening the tao teams appeared TO
oc worry evenly matched, The locals
running up only sixteen points in tho
'!Tst period whil" tho visitors So
cured 4 brace of goals and two fouls
In the second period The Techs cut
loose in tru" championship style and
andSScd "a total Of tWcuty-Unc points
The visitors exhibited q good paSg-
ing team. but their goal shooting was
off color
Parrish and Rhodes played stellar
bah for Teen tho former rcttinc. =
total Of twcnty-thrcc points Audor-
s"n and Hutchinson were tho stars
FOR Tho visitors
Techs nest game viii he played Ia
Richmond Tuesday night Thcir on
lctic club
i.inc-up.
T"ch Position Emory :, Henry
Rhodes 81. LEFT forward Hutchinson
Walter. right forward Anderson C,'D
InIm"s ..riGht guard stuart
Brooks ct...lcft guard . Graham
summary: Ecfercc-,-Sutton ter
Rhodes. 3; Brooks. .: BrittinGham. l..
Fouls--parrish :. Rhodes. Emory
and Henry scoring Weaver. =. An
dcrsuu / observation-disclosures.
Walker, Brittingham FOR Iioinos.
Wr"nn for carroll. HritiIngham for
Wrcnn. Carroll for Rhodes Substi-
'utcs for Emory and Henry White
for Weaver. Eirucliuc for Graham.
Caldwell for Anderson. Weaver for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
PLAN NEW CIRCUIT
Eastern Carolina Towns Seek {" rs
tahli>h SN club Hn~rbnlI

NORFOLK. Feb i-Plars for a
six-"lup aschall circuit are being
made hy Eayt"rn Carolina towns.
'rh" move originated In Wilmington.
and among the places mentioned for
teams ar. WASHINGTON. GrecnVili.,
Is ins;ou and New Bern.
Washington and ir""urillc. which
were in tho successful SiX-tOwa
League with scotland Neck. Williams
ton. Tinctops ana Tarhoro last Year.
~" understood 10 hc agreeable 10
Joining with Wilmington. kmston
aud New Bern and one Of three
other towns arg for a bigger as
ISOLATION this summer There are
no better SDOrting towns in ;h" Sec
ticn than she Two on Tar River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
KING TRANSFERS STABLES
Turns Ills IIor>rs Over to rrinrc Of
Wnic>-A mcricnn Jockey
I'm NJ n ed

LONDON. Feb. liking George *
about 10 transfer his racing stable
10 the Prince Of Wales. whose prin-
ciDa rider VIII hc Jockey Carmody
an american. who came TO England
in 1870.
tiis appointment "a the premier
saddle man Tor the throne heir will
If; tho cloud hanging over Amcri-
can Jockeys on the English turf Tn"
general charge has been made against
them that they cannot he trusted
To ride Strai ght
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION
IN ANNUAL MEETING TODA Y
Date and Place OF Davis Cup Matches Among Most In
porIant Matters TO Be Dccded-Wili
Elect OlcelS

name upon racVuc;S and other ton
ms araphornal!a. the reports uf The
DAVIS cup committee and the cleo
majority OF tn" present officials
have been nominated Tor recollection
Including Julian " Myrick pv"si-
dent. and Z, j. cND.ctcd that they viii
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Lynchburg Will Play
Medical College Here
ispcrini Ia The Timcs-DIspn,chI

Ispc"ini 4" The Timcs-Dispatch.I
LfNtIiBInG. VA. Feb. I.-'rhc
bnskrthnll squad of I.ynchburH
College Tuesday viii go To the
rnstcrn pnrt of the State for las
Enstrrn trIp. on which u will pIny
ItirhnOUd Medical College, Run
dOlph- Macon and William and
Mnry College. 4 Sn,nc may also
Ire ARRANGED with Union ThroIOgi-
''nl Seminary mt ItirhmOnd. Thr
squad IL being coached by ThrO-
d0rr bHicrdInxrr. the old Irrt
gnhrh nf the crnck y. VI. l.. 4.
tenn here for - drraIr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

SAKANAC LAKE. y y Feb a.
Charles lewtraw. Of LAX. Placid il
tn" holder of tn" National Amateur
skating Championship today. as p
result OF winning the steward and
three mil" events in the closing day
II the iittr tourney.