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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
AcLARAc1oN

Nos participant de Guayanilla que en-
la information publicada por Ell NUN
DO acerca de la muerte ocasionada en-
aquella poblaci6n por un CAIRO tirado
por bueyes, no fue la victima Angel
Torres, como erroneamente Sc informa-
ra, y ST Santos Torres, quien, ade-
mas. no pas6 al hospital, como Sc dijo,
ST a la Sala de socorros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
ALUMNAs PARA NURSES

La CIntca Miramar tiene sitio para
un ndmero de j6venes que deseep es-
tudiar practicar.
La sehorita Superintendent facilita
ra los informes necesarios. Santurce,
Stop 10. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
DE BASE BALL

Manana tendra efecto en- Ia Liga
de la parada s, un interesante desa-
flo de base ball, en- ell que tomaron
parte los equipos "Puerto Rico Y
"Veteranos''.
Con tai motive reiDa gran entu-
siasmo entrc las 'fans" para concu-
rrir uln importante desaffo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
su1c1D1o EN- PONCE

En- Ponce puso fin sus dias L.
sonora Isabel MOlendez, Quien segtn
informes, venia padeciendo de neuras-
tenia.
La fuga con ell novio Gle una h1ja de
esta. agrav6 ell estado de Isabel 1uicE
resolvio suicidarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Noyedad musical

'MoNTANEsA'' canci6n criolla de
virgilio Davila Braulio Dueiio, es-
trenada por Consuelo Mayendia. De ven
ia en- Ell Paris Bazar'' y en- las ten
das de musica de Mesorana y Co y J.
Laza Y Cia- (sirve para piano sOio.)
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Sc FRACTURE uN BRAzo

Ell guardia Rodriguez informa que Ell
joven Salvador Diaz, en- los moras21s 9s
en- que jugaba con otros companeros,
tuvo la desgracia de caer, ocasionandose
Ia fractura del brazo izQuierdo, por %
cual fue trasladado a la sala de socerros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
EN- vACACIONES

Hasta principles de mayo Sc ha de
clarado en- vacaciones la Corte Fede
lal, la. cuaI permanecera alberta so
lapente para cuestiones de caracter
perentorio Y asuntos en- equidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
COmerCiante en- PrOVlSiODSS

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
articulos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente Antes de com
prar visftenos lame a nuestrO telefo-
no.
PEREZ HERMANoS
Telefono 2S5, Isabel II Mum. 5. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
m efecto t6nico laxante del LAAA-
TWO BROMO QUININA lie hace su.
perior a la Quinina ordinaria, nc
afecta la cabeza. La firma e. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
ARMAs PRoHIBIDAs

Ell guardia Nieves arrest6 a Carmelo
AIejandro, quien le ooup6 I'M cuchillo
de cinco pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Ell TITUS EsTA DETRAs
DE LA PUERTA


Personals Ilegadas en- estos dias de
Nueva York nos han informado que
en- esa ciudad Sc han registradO iilti-
mamente considerable ndmero de casos
de titus, habiendose registrado ha po-
co una defunci6n de titus exautema-
tico.
No serfa extrafo, que Ell titus, que
ia Sc halla detras de la puerta, pre-
tendiera hacer por aqui su aparici6n,
por lo que Sc deben tomar todas las
medidas necesarias para preservarnos
de la invasion de una nueva epidemic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
PoR HURTo DE RELoJEs

Ell guardia Miranda procedio al arres
Ito de Pedro Alado, quien sustrajo algu
nos relojes de la Porto Rico Drug /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
HAVANA ENTRIES

FRS, roco Gy" and one-hal: ,u-.oars.
three N"Er-u.As aud u"wrrh claiming
',''..ss". 'No"s,snsc. i12 'GF.y- Eump.
"irtn Susan. no Ma-v FiizhHEN ITO.
S'rrlairr i!@. Major FisNe. III
Second rarn--Ny" md ono-'ni: fu1'pars
thr"" year ODDS 1r'' howard claiming
v'.rS"e t-1o--'rr"r iwe. lo. 'Drurlis
Fa''t ,"As. ioT 'Frnnt Euri. lo7 '1-"a-
,.n". 100 S!rr Go III Ia;t.c iluSs llg
Fon"s, GeorFo ll2 James. i!I chan
Third -nre-G,e ana onv-na,f mrrong
'hrvy-2rrf "'d- and unwarh riniiuiny
'Fn, lscomrli IH5. Eddic Mcfir.ac. ill.,.
G"lHcn King li9. Fi's' Co ~. ll- son
a'.- James. Il2. Arthur MitI'"'"u. MS
Fourth r''. --dv" and one ht.; fgrtuurt.
2rrg -, "'dn and dG:rw.ri elmnnr
l''.urr. no. Merry ir'us', $40 'BipuIrI
100. American Eagle, us. Eyrn' ll5.
Fsfth rac"-- mil" Iud h;rv Yards four
.str-u!ts AND upward claiming pnir".
Moo 'LHhu''cE. no: 'Vcr.nruu-H. NJ roe.
Hunter i''"tt. lpf- Paula y JOG Hunt
reese 90. iocni- les
S.Sth race-unlle. ciaig!.n.. purse. t.ro-
-inoin.ret"' %. 'buncrana. los 'nhy.
sight " Ind. ia Marher. ilt
'A|rr.nnc" allowance claiusI. NNe,.hr,
dear lFag.. fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
VIRGINIA NINE HAS FIRST
PRACTICE UNDER WARREN
baseball Candidates Report AMI
Are Given Light Workout
Ont of Doors.
IsrenIAl ~ Tho rimes- Dlsnatehl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ClIAHLoTTESVILLE. VA. reb. IA
baseball practice 4; Virginia start
ed ;hls afternoon. and. FOR the FIRST
Tine IA years. the initial work on;
was out Of doors Thirty candidates
reported 10 Coach Warren. who put
them through l.mberinp.u exercises
with medicine ball and soccer foot,
pail on Lambeth Field. later tho
battery candidates worked out on tho
tennis courts the squad including an
even dozen tw!rlcrs and seven ca; ch-
.is TWO veteran pitchers in uniform
"eT" Harrison and Taylor. each Of
Wnum banked iai@ last season
The new materiai includes Price.
formerly Of Virginia Polytechnic In
Sttuie; Clarke. Watkins. Gresham
ana DAVIDSON Of last years fresh
man >uuad, Duke. Bones Graham and
EnsltS. tai! southpIw. The back
stops inclcde Parrish, Brown. KEN
n.r Holland. Grover Blackburn and
Hardy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
EARL CADDOCK TAKES
TITLE FROM JIM LONDOS
Defeats Greek Grnppirr in Nc,, NorI,
Nrrr Hours and IL

- 'ulN'lStil S,fN Ice
NEW YORK, Feb. Earl cad
dock, defeated for The hCavywoi.
championship two weeks ago BY
Htra tl"r Lewis. toniGnt Wrcrtci tn,
IiE"; ayyw"ight t!tulIr bonors from
j nm i.onGoS. Of Greece. after 4 cruel
!ins match lasting for two hours and
eighteen minutes
ON the dope" Caddock had been
licked 20 Win, but ne had u hard bat
~" wan the Grccian.
NJ on" timc> Il" secured a too hold
an" hc.I j.cndos quit" a Willie. ana :.
Then Looked like curtains for Jim.
Hddock. however. was unable To min
ms opponents shoulders To tn, mai
ana 'h"E went nj II tim" after time.
M!sjuGE ing i.cndus' stamina early
IN III" sc;to, Referee Eothncr asked
the Greek several times whether h.
wished to xiv" up, hut each time tho
PiHckN soH of Athens shook his head
IN /" vigorous negative and indicnfrJ
IL" would 20 on until TIA" maugling
They wrcsticd and they ,urhlcd
ana they broke each others holds in
one Of tn" most exciting mai bouts
zen h"rv ia years. Finally raddorti
worked his opponcn; into a head
SCISSORS and an arm lock. aud after
,!nyh W!&G'inr lonios' shoulders
"gre pinned to the mat
IN" contest was staged ut tho
SEVENTY -ilrSt Regiment Nrmory. ana
" i:o"G.N Cro"i' was there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
JACK DEMPSEY TO TOUR
EUROPE FOR SIX WEEKS
Worlds Champion Boxer Intends
In Leave America Next Month
for Exhibitions.
lHy Asxocinteh Press. !

BOSTON, Feb l4.Iack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. will
make Il European tour next month.
iic VIII go to England and France
tor exhibition bouts that Will extend
over Sin weeks. Present plans pro-
vid" only for his meeting sparr!ng
partners wno will accompany him.
a~ hc can take part III no contest
before his bou; with Carpenter. whic!.
has been set FOR July .. at New YORK.
Jack K.arrS. DcmpScy's manager.
made this announcement during Il
visit her" today. He said he ~as in
touch with European promoters. and
dates Tor TIL" champions appearance
We're assured.
dempsey himself wired him from
salt Lake city today. he said. that
hc was ready TO start training at
once, with the idea OF sailing in two
weeks. NcarnS said the sailing would
l." ircm New York about March l.
Thc champion will stop over in New
FORK only on" day If connections can
b" 80 arranged.
kcarns said he was returning to
New YORK tomorrow 20 clear UP
questions regarding Tho forfcits ana
trr.m@cm,n fer the Carpenter bout.
Meanwhile. h" was looking over
tho Held here with II view to arraug-
ing Tor bout here next summer be
wccn Dempsey AMI Jess Willard o."
Frank Moran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
CHURCH HILL CAGERS
PLAY TARHEELS TONIGHT
independents Organization VIII Battle
N:.sr Forest at il0witErr>'

church lIiu Athletic Club once
more encounters college opposition
when u plays the Wake Forest
basketball learn tonight at SIS
O'Clock ou the new basketball court
Of the Richmond liowitzcrs' Arm ,ry
Tho athletic association of that or
EanizItjou i11s made arrangements to
nav" tn" two teams appear there
Last Week the East End team met
Tech cagcrs and since THAI same they
have. BEEN anxious TO gr: in action
once more. church llill has won
several notable victories This year
anu the team VIII enter tho game to-
night confident Of victory Manager
Evans Will depend upon his regular
Mn"-u0 10 wrcst victory from the
Tarhec!s. Woodwa and Wharton
viii play forward: Richmond center:
ANA Ehmig ana Mcllhamy or Graham.
guard
The game probably Will br pre-
coded ny contest between Merchants
and the Richmond IIowit&crs' team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Aragon May Become
Member Of Semi-Pros

angels" ArrnSon, Idol of tho
Hichnond baseball fans last year,
hardly will bc seen In n Local uni
FORM this season. The iiminutiye
third hnscmHu hns not signed his
1871 contract. and statement. made
u! Him yesterday are that he will!
not he - member of tho new nich-
niaud Colts.
Fer tfic last Two ar thrcc months
NrrH;:on has been Residing In Rich
rnoud iriNiuS u "iiturS bus" Gem
fcr>iitr. Ohio. will probably see
the third bnSrman in action this
summer. lrra.on has received :,
HIttrrinS ohcr from Srmi-pro
team in that city 10 play baseball
in the summer and work I'm n mali
ufaciurinS plnnt during the win
ter. lie expects to leave next
week if he accepts The Oncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
WOODBERRY FOREST CAGERS
WALLOP VIRGINIA TEAM
University Freshmen Drop Contest to
track Prep SchoUI Ouiiit 10y
Srurr ur 80 to -.
Special to The Times DiSpaich.l
'IIAIlI .IlI''rLSNIIl. Il. IA Erh

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CllARLoTTESNII.L VA. Feb. IL
w oOdbc-ry Forests uiint CON
tenders for tn" state prep school
basketball championships. defeated
Nirginia freshmen this afternoon %?
10 Il. and won it's eighth consecutive
victory.
The freshmen had one point lcaG.
at The close OF the first half. Mount
castle, Van Story and cobb starred
for the NirtpTS l.inc-up:
Woodbcrry. Position. Freshmen.
cobb right forward. go. Miles
Mountcastlc. left forward .Forshurc
Van story. center Holland
Ta"r. right guard .t;ildcrsiccvc
D"vin. left guard 400. Laird
summary: Field goals--Moun,caS-
tie. i: Cobb, 3 Van story, 3; Miles. 2;
Gild"rslccvc. >: Holland. Devin. Me
COY. Foul goals--Cobh. =; Miles. .:
Mountcast!c. Substitutions---Carr nth
crs for Gildcrslccvc. Mccoy for 'ors-
burg, Dietrich for Laird
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

| Observation-Disclosures for CARLYLE
| tA'Iyle Tor Johnston. Sewers for liol-
| lowell iiollowcll for Sewers. Towi!l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

Goals from iicld-Grcason. 2:
SirinEh"id. .; Johnston. l. Hickman.
.; !l"ilowcil. /: Tow!ll. .; Zicglcr. |:
carbon. ,. Motley. /
Goals from foul--String in 3
Car!yi", ! IN D.: Xieglcr 10 in lG
E.fcrc,-Gooch
Time of halvcS-20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
William and Mary Nine
Begins Workouts Toby

VILLA MSntHt:. VA. Feb. Is.
-Candiiutrs for the William ami
Mary hnsebalI team will report
for their first practice this after
noon. weather conditions pcrmlt-
ting. EOnrh Driver has ISSUED n
call Tor NIL men tn br an the field
to-day. but il il rains indoor work
viii take place with ihr battery
men only working out.
tirpn RtN-y. iormrrly with the
Philadelphia Nationals. hut now
an the pay roll of the Cincinnati
Reds arrived here yc>tcr,lny, and
Will instruct thr pitchers In their
first Workout today. RfNcy 1T one
NirGiniu. and his work In the
boN attracted the attention OF Pat
Moran. WHO WIS manager of the
tuakcrs AT that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
FORM BASEBALL LEAGUE
Youngsters Mike Preparations for
.Irason at Meeting in COM
munity Club.

Formation %! the Community Aih-
lctic club resulted last night from u
meeting held IN Community Hall and
offended by Il number OF the you<S-
STEERS Of tho city. Plans were made
for the baseball season and a tcnta-
tive schedule o! games was mapped
out. The youngsters plan 10 form
Il league Of several teams
Earl Howell was elected president
Eddi" Hawkes., secretary. and Era
xicr Andrews. treasurer. Weekly
meetings viii be held every Monday
night, at which time those hoys IN
;crest.d in the organization may be-
come members. Fourteen boys were
present last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
CmICAGO LIVE STnCK MAnkEr

.UTIU.tUp, Fen. N.-tattlc; receipts. Is :
-. b".l steers generally steady. ton - .
bulk. 80 q $50: butchc- cows and h.,fn.rr.
ithnnHt steady: Gamers and cutters weak /:
hHlh butch": cow an! h"if"rs JOJ,i. .,
Gamers and cutters mostly .IS1g5 IS: hui
Using steady with Friday. hulk $50
'.'". shiI ping "a Ives steady. light Yea ~
weak I" 40 lower: bulk top pacirrs .s6st
~: stHckcfs and feeders strong 20 .5c
Hogs: receipts. iS.|o0 u-oadv TO La,
h!Ehcr: lights M most. c.osiu: strong. ton
loI: bulk ~ pounds and down 9yjTf 10 10 !.
hnlk 20 pounds up. S3)m9.i3: rigs steady
:" strong; bulk desirable. 81 to isl.pouni
pigs, 30 ~ - %
sheep: rcccIu,s. 25.o1 lambs BE lower.
sh"ep steady :" 2.lc lower; iamb- top So
pound Colorado lambs $50: HANDY
Shorn lambs. 80. handy shorr yarIinrs
80; hulk fat lambs. lisa SO. top year.
inrs. 90 bulk. 5.oomj.iA: tor ewes. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA QU|NT
WINS FROM RICHMOND
Red and Blue Basketball Team
Drops Game ut Westlinmpton
by Score OF 30 To %

Wake Forest trimmed University of
Richmond last night u, Wcsthampt on
in basketball 60 TO 30 IT. the first
haif the Tarhcels sauged their bas-
NeiS supcrb!y. while Dohsou'S men
were unable TO get Il look in. ana
even on chances for points they either
Shot inaccuratcly or the forwards
mufred passes to them.
During the initial period Wake
FOREST romned away will, tn" Red
ana R!ac. hanging UP a scvcntecm-to-
cieht score The Spiders we're list
'ts'. having apparently lost their
eye with the loss OF Sncad and Alien.
Two hrst-Str!nG guards Tho absci,ce
oil these Two mcn likewise disorEan-
!"eh the Spiders five. DobsUn placing
M"ttiey 1T guard AID Fray at for
ward. Motley naturally ben. strange
1T his new position
w men the second half began The
Sai.ericS We're handed a SurpriS. i'm
me way the battle frightened For
the next twenty minutes botn cunts
p m1 up cNctpliomaliy fast moor work
IN" cos" guarding. with IN, result
mat Richmond came out ono MONT
ahead IN the scoring during the see
"n3 nall. making f0urtecn points to
ihy thrhcels' thirteen
Wake Forest. evenly ialgncad i'm
~ H!'k'-uh' gave no opportunity to
select stars tnc whole team WORKING
WIN perfect unity. They outplaycd
ttahond because they worr able
I" keep in the open and pass aCcri-
'!tc.y ana because they were able to
com"in, with this the GOVERNS. OF tn.
kcu ana Blue men. THIS was true in
ne hrst half only as III" Dohsou:t,
played the North Carolinians !" a
sta ii"n5,,i.. IN he las, half
!h' VISITORS. Spider men We're kcp,
IN IN" backSround: however. TN, lii
ur Time ;hat TowilI WAS in tho game.
thiS forward Gagged two basket. cuI
III i';it int trips up the floor 2ud speedy
IN unusual number OF personal
i"uis were registered by Inc Nv"
pu!htS' nin"tecn In ali being com.
nIIrd' nowe>.s. the game Was not
"Eilly' Gooch refereed his uuynl
good game his work n,..ii,,.- WITH
inc praise of both teams
University OF Richmond viii ,l,,.
the Medical College OF Vir,.iniI
n W.!il. MN, az Mcsthampton
Gr"as M OF rn r%sn!9n E'gh
Stringficid forward . Zioa:i.,
, ar Sl''.,,....... center Carlton
FRESHMAN guard Bethel |
''% S,,n,,n!,r,. guard ..... Motley !
Substituj.ons-Joh far c,rlyio
Carlyle FOR Johnston. sewers FOR lini, /
lowell. IiolIowell for Sewers. Towi!l /
for Fray.
Goals from Gcld-Grcasou. q:
S;rinEn"id. .; Johnston l. Hickman. /
.: ii"ilowci Tow!ll. >; Zieslcr. | :: /.
Goals from foul-Stringncid. / in . /
Cariyi", in -: Xicgler. 10 in IG
l:.fcrcc--Gooch
Time of halvcs--20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
PROVISION MARKETS..
C'OI'tSt;i..

NEW YORK. Feb. it--An opening de.
elm" was followed by "a sharp advance In
Ihe nhr0"t Tor coffee futures owing to
ports OF sharp advance In firm offers
ana Hrmcr Rio exchange rates There
were also rumors that Germany was pay
ing lraIil for conccs seized during the
war. and III. covering movement In coffee
WAS probably promoted by the strength
~ sugar. First prices were to lower
under scattering liquidation and trade
selling. with March touching GIG. u
new low record for that delivery. Of
and March latcr sold up to $50. while
May advanced from &C, 10 s;o3. with the
market closing at net advance OF e.;
to % points. March. co: May. 7.c: July.
OF: S"pt.tnbcr. '.i; October. I.YE. De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
CHAMPION WILL IilGIN
rItN!NING WIS MORNING

SALT ZANE CITN, UTAIl. Fcb. II
jack Dempsey VIII 40 in training
at Bcck's Hot Springs. near here. to-
morrow morning. according to
statement made by, the managcm"nt
o: tn" springs. following Il confer
"ncr with the champion. 1t was said
that DcrnpSty 'G stay mere would prob
ably be about six weeks.
Dempsey. according 20 the program
arranged. Will do his road work in
thc morning. and follow i; with Il
vim. ~ 3 o'clock every afternoon
h." Will indulge in sparring. wrestling
and bagwork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
DIVIDE ASSOCIATION
Pacific Coast District Now Consist,
Of Northern ana Southern
Sections.

NEW YORK. Feb. lA-rhc Pactng
Cast h.stf.c' IRA DshootiuG Assoc!a-
iuu has been divided into two parts
u"rihrrn and southern. With a r..
"loual secretary manager len each 500
'Nou. i was announced here trday
Wash. viii he ia charge OF The north
"rn section. and clarence 4 llaigh.
~ San Rafael. ca. tn" southern Sec
lion
Tho managers Of the four Other sec
lions arc. eastern zone Starr Ntth-
rys New York: southern ZOnc-I N
shelton. Winston salem. y. G. Great
Lakes zonc--I. =. Larsen. chicago:
prairic comeback Smith. Hastings
Nth
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, a, = JoiiA&S ne
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S3i SGatn Pine Street.
y. j. MAY y BROS.
TARnA%T DRUG GoMrANY.
couEy CO" Wsf 3E i!fosA S!::f'' STORE
u w hI {. s ,,f?Si aa!ss''
$40 West Leigh Street
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
SCHEIrS
u1 &c? EsF' t.uE EH'Ff T'Eee Co.
J. II. HUME.
$50 North Fourth street
RICHMOND PHARMACY
sol East M&.n Street.
Ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND H. ciiII.DIkEY
wii.LiAMs' TiiiH>iHt'MSHtct1Ts.' '
TweH Tiy;iTHr aga r I!iir,fny!, Streets
Twenty first and Mar! Streets
FAiKMOuNT riINWMHCY.
SPRINGER DRUG COMPANY
2300 NeEablc Stree,
EATON'S PHARMACY
Twcnty-s'sth nnd i., s enable street.
$500 East Broad Street
llOED'S DRUG STORE
j. +. SMi'rf.
sso2 East Marshall Street
MILLER g. RIIOADS
WEISHERGEES
FULTON.
JOHN 7. KUESTER.
rs Louisiana Street.
J. Is. VAUGHAN
as07 Wii!:ansSnrE Avenue.
1915 Williamsburg Avenue
SOUTH RICHMOND.
wAsHISGTON & EARLY.
l.. J. PARRISH.
1903 Hui! Street
WASHINGTON & EARLY
25l6 Hull Street.
BARTON HEIGHTS
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
G15 Eorth Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
w. X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and Stuart Street
ROLAND PARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY
1900 Moss Side Avenuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
PREM I:asl.rthnii PLAYER MI.

con WAY. ARK, Feb lI-Vroy
Hhuihti". "a a member OF tho basket
nd.! team Of the Blackfort Iiir.h
>gHpoi, died today from inicrra! in
lures received saturday when Jl.y-
'uE against Quinn lIign school can.
Hfn""te collid"d with 4 m,Inbor Of
'h" other tcaI;. the I"tt.,'S RICE
STRIKING MIN in tic abdomen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
] BUSY ARRANGING MEET
Members OF Nowitzcrs' Association
Confident indoor Aflair Will
BE Successful
PLAY NUMEROUS FEATURES
Open and Closed Events. a> We'll
a. Relay Races, VIII Er Leaders.
Soldiers May Compete in -Four
Races

mn. t,~ ,,c t,.l,o- ,-,,t. moot T.,
""S '"''''' u 'f'''' ~
ne Ht'H 't 'H.S c.iS saturday hlShi
March ,, uy tho Richmond lIoWlt'
mrs htsiriIc Association. are uro.
rr,,sif,E utlrly ami Information iron,
thos, Ia charge ul ne artaIr is that
rho r,.ut >bnulu A.. "A trI,uru,Inus
..fIrr.s> M. ..u,s wIlt INK. nIur,
Iu IN, .u,,,, rllIr,r-nlll ID. M. Hmm.
z.i.- Nimpry lld officials OF tho
oven, .rr piann.u. to make II The
largest ud beet ,,cr staged here.
t'cfhIU- The hest lHciiiiIrS poSsinL..
;o, .,m i,I,.nl r,lG, ,n.r, xiii Ir
ulurch Al tlls G.~pg~.i! Of ptl!,I:,Is of
IN, ann. I'm, lidlu.- n,u is =, con.
o. nfty yards cau bc Iaid on. while
an oval ;r.rk of 100 wards viii H.,
marked off. IN, fIoor of the siruc-
turc k, OF dif,. INN. anording AN
lunrins- shoes
The fact that spiked Shoes may be
used is rNpcctcd tu prove am inrcn-
i've 10 mtuy Richmond athletes to
.onter ina yur!ous events MI viii
he tnGrGod nm upportuniiy 10 ,rain
outdoors. ana tnis- training wilI be
60. hcIp 10 diem ihv night of The meet
in view or the IIrt ,hat the floor Is
cf dirt heretofore. athletes have
found II difficult 10 b. ia condition
for track mc,t,. as tho affairs nave
hccn hca ON wooden armcry floors
Etud iicir ttIInlrg was done out-ui.
lOurS
Tu, Glasses of Events
officers OF m. Ttpwftscrs' Athletic
plan u stare two classes,
Of cNcnts-rp.r and closed 'rh.
closed events viii ma thr militar.
,omoaut..e O., Itchmrnd -H,ucs I;ravS
and irnrs-ruunrtfnc. while oiy
,hlcin viii he clIsliIo 10 nnr,icinatT
In ,ha rrr, ,,,uts SOlJfarE also ,r,y
,n,nr ,hcs. events If ihoy 50 desire
S.,ns b.,ya haon t7k,,, - ;.i,a cav.
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