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Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Onfne Addreaa

p Exchange Place. New York. n Y.
10 me defendants George K. Thomas.
irene w Thomas, Charles G. Lambert in
ul',oualy and as Executor of the Last WIN
ana testament of Annie T. Lambert de-
ceased, Frederick II. Lambert Bessie st G.
LAMBERT a,IiD Robert G; Lambert. Lotte s.
d Davls Martha "; Weaver. and Clara NJ.
T'eln as Executrix of the Last VIII and
testament OF Sydney Stein, deceased and
10 the defendants designated in the sum
mons herein as the unknown executors,
sisnees, llenors and creditors. Il any of
FRANCES I. Pinney (aiso known as Frances
- flnneyp, Frederick II. Pinney, Joshua
l-aseli Pinney talso known as j. LaselI
pptnney}' louise corwin Pinney. and Annis
flnney Lambert. or OF any persons de-
scribed herein unknown or named as a
oeIendant herein who may have died prior
20 the commencement Of this action: ELI
nave any interest in or Hen upon the In
'erest or lien OF any other party to th.,
acfrn in or upon the property in the
nanas OK the plaintiff and all other unknown
sterest IN or Hen upon the property in tho
nancs or the PLAINTIFF all of the persons
aoove described. after the defendant
comptroller Of the State Of New York ne
ing persona who are unknown =, .be nii.ir
tn, anc whose names are Unknown to tbs
pIaih1lH: all or the persons above do
scrlped being persons who arc unknown II
the plaintiff and whose names and places
Of residence unknown to the plainttr.
the foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
or Honoraole Edward r. Finch Justice OF
orN, dated the 18th day OF July. 1921.
no MED with the complaint. In the Office
OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York.
Manhattan, City and state OF New YORK
GELLER, ROLsToN & BTANc.
Attorneys for Plainsir.
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Miscellaneous

ACCOUNTANT-Opcns close. hook. h...
~ ATTENTION firms without bookkeeper.
II. Mar'owe. 1865 Bway New York CITY.
AFTSMAN-Capable. experienced do
sires add'tonal work. nights or home.
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HOUsEwORKER-Fn fin. coo,~ 80
butler; unusual references; most desir
Die s'5; anywhere. Miss Sheas Agency.
East 4lst st; Murray Hill STA
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COUPLE-Cook. butler; we'll recommend
ed city or country. Lang & Boecherer
Co.. 43 West 33d st
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HOUS EMAN-Swedish: capable young
willing; one year last place: $50. any
where Miss Sheas Agency. East 4tst
St; Murray Hill STA.
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Nurses. Etc.


FR1ENDs-Cook, $40: waitress Der
maid. $50; together or separate: capa-
Bile. young. desirable; five years reference
Miss Shea's Agency. East 41st st. Muir
ray Hill 8774.
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SALEsMAN-we want a man who f. thor
oughly experienced in the sale OF auto
mobile passenger cars; our proposition is
ton for man cf ability; state your age,
experience and give references: no applica-
tons considered without these. Address
Box rs, 1850 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
SALES MANAGER, thoroughly expert
enced, able to handle large force for
established suburban real estate develop
nent; life Job for right man: state fully
age. experience and all qualifications Ad-
dress President P. o. Box 74s. n. 7. c.
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Automobile instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught short time:
license guaranteed; ladies' classes also
Ford lessons American Auto School, 1913
Lexington av,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

fully equipped; two large
houses, IL rooms each; instantaneous
tricity; theatrical. business district. La
fayette 1912.
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WeStchester
GEHTLEMAN'S estate, 81 miles distance.
~ rooms baths, acres garage; very
attractive; excellent value for $4,000.
GEORGE F. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
10 EAST 4sD ST. VANDERBrr,r sos1
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JAPANESE-2oo domestic workers: hiph
class- Agency. l03 West 46th. Bryan:
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SUPREME COURT-PLAINTIFFD DESIRES
TRIAL IN THE COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT-PLAINTIFFD DESIRES
TRIAL IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
as trustee under certain deed OF trust
1883 Plaintiff. against George X. Thomas.
Irene ". Thomas. Jennie p. Murray 1also
known as Jennie F. Murray. individually
and SIS ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF
Frederick II. Pinney deceased Jessie P
Wrinkle. Percy L. Pinney. Charles C. Lam
Last viii and Testament Of Annie p Lam
bert, deceased. Frederick H. Lambert. Bes-
sic ST. G. Lambert. Robert C. Lambert.
H. Ottley, Clara NJ. Stein as Executrix Of
the Last VIII and Testament OF sydney
Stein. deceased sgmund uiiman Company.
andrew r: shiland. as Executor OF the Last
VIII and Testament OF Andrew Shiland de-
ceased, GeorEe b Hedges. Executor OF
The Last VIII and Testament of Andrew
Shiland. deceased. John X. NJ Ewing as
Receiver OF tie Property OF Frederick II Pin
ney. Robert II. Murray The Farmers Loan
as Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament
OF Mary +. Thomas, deceased. John Ash. as
or Mary F. Thomas deceased. Comptroller
OF the State of New York: the unknown
executors exc administrators. legatees. next OF
KID, asslgnees, lteno~e and creditors. II any,
OF Frances T. Pinrey (also known as Fran
Ges A Pinney), Frederick II. Pinney. Joshua
Laseil Pnney (also known as J. Lascll PIN
ney}, Louise Corwin pinney and Annis
Kinney Lambert. or Of any persons described
herein as unknown or named AZ a defend
ant herein who may have died prior to thu
commencement OF this action: all unknown
persons who have or claim to have any In
lerest IN or Hen upon the interest or lien
OF OF any other party 10 this action in or upon
the property in the hands of the plaintiff
and all other unknown persons who have or
CAIN 70 have any interest IN or lien upon
,ne property In the hands OF the plaintiff.
en- OF the persons above described. after tho
oetenoant. Comptroller OF the State OF New
YORK being persons who unknown to
me plaintiff, and whose names unknown
to the plaintiff. Defendants SUMMONS
tO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM:
on are hereby summoned to answer tho
complaint IN this action. and 70 serve q
COPY OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after the SCR
Vice OF this suulmons, exclusive OF the oav
OF service. and in OF your failure to
appear or answer, Judgment Will DO taken
AGAINST you by default for the relief de-
manced in he complaint
DATED, New York, July LIST. 1921.
GELLER. RO1lS-rON & RI A No
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7NFunNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET

NURSES HOME, registry and club;
parquet, electricity. tile baths refined
neighborhood. Phone Lafayette 6313
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
WILLIAM AND MARY CUNT
PRACTICES FOR U. VA. GAME
Williamsburg Five HOPES Ia Give
University Tough Contest at
charlottesville Saturday,

iHncciitl 10 the Times Dispatch.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. IL
William and Mary's basketball team
Is practicinE daily for its game with
,ht University OF Virginia in Char
lott.sNillc Saturday night.
IN" Indians Quint which h,l,r
,icorSc Washington University to :.
i"-32 score in Washington rcccntly.
ms rounded into top form. ana *
ulArlaNinE speed and teamworll of q
hlGh order.
IN injury to his left foot may pre-
ven; Alva Cooke from playing om, Of
me forward positions in the Virginia
contest. Ills loss will he fclt mt
Coach Driver is fortunate" In hn-ing
Eood reserves. Flicky liprwood prun-
"h!N VIII be sent To center. with can
tain Pierce changed to forward i'm
place OF Cooke. HARDWOOD wag u
member Of the University freshmen
iuuthaii team in 1919.
Manager X. II. owen is c:Id,ayoring
I" arrange a game with som, Rlch-
mon! team for Friday night Mil.
Ell rout" to characteristics.
ltampdcu- sidney College has noti-
hcu Manage owen that II viii bc un-
anie |" play the gam" scheduled with
William and Mary at FdrmNillc. the
Indians no longer being ~ member al
IN" Eastern Virginia INTERCOLLEGIATE,
Athletic Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
GENERALS NOT TO PLAY
HlllT0PPERS NEXT FALL
Washington and Lee tnablc 10 Meet
Georgetown ON Gridiron
Ii INoI

Washington ANA Lee University
VIII not meet Gco!gc;own on the
tho iiilltopcrs' schedule failed to SHOW
"a game with the institutions. which
annually stage "A football BATH" in
Washington and much comment was
over the fact that the battle would
not take place. Information received
IN th!S city from Lexington is to tile
rucct mat the Generals schedule WAS
Completed before Georgetown made
'P1ucati"n Tor Al game.
No Indication IL given that athletic
relations between the two schools
VIII he severed as Il result OF cancel
.ation of the football game Both
haNe been rivals III all branches of
%p"rt Tor number OF years. and the
iact that the football contest Will not
b" STAGED is regretted by former stu
dents of the colleges and the UNDER
graduates
Georgetowns schedule calls TOR
games with Fordham. Boston college.
Georgia Tech Holy eros. and several
with For1ham, l;o$ton ana Holy
Cross Will be for the Jesuit college
championship OF the East,
Following is the complete schod-
vi. Tor tcorEctown in 1921:
october Lebanon Valley at
Washington
October S-ursinus a, Washington.
october l5-W Westminster At Wash
october 22-Iioly Cross at worccs-
w. ocioher 2a--Georse Washington at
November 5--rordham at Washing
November l2-Gcorgia Tech at At
November l9-Boston College at
November 2i-Bcthamy a, wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
BANK BOWLING TEAMS
START SEASON WITH RUSH
First National Outfit Victorious in
Initial Mutch-Scorcs
Arc Good

Tho Bankers Bowling League
opened the season last night on the
Mount Vernon alleys. when the First
National and the Federal Reserve
were pittcd against each other
Both teams had full lineup OF
players aud furnished great spor,
FOR the large crowd present. and good
scores were put up. In the opening
games the scores were small owing
70 the fact tha; tenpins were new 10
the players, all Of them hIv!n. been
used TO rolling the small pins. JuGc-
ing from tic interest shown in the
urSt match the Bankers League no
doubt viii hc 4 success th.S season.
inc First National boys captured
the first game hv tho small margin
OF on" bin; The Federal Reserve
boys won The second game by only
hvo pins. The third and final game
OF this match was hard fought, Al
though the First National captured
the last game 10y cighty-srycn pins
the Federal Reserve BOYS put out
some of their reserve energy and
Fought to the end
Rice. OF the Federal hoys. took
high total. 81. but carroll. of i!od-
.ra!. was individual star with .02
Mays, of First National. proved his
ability - q bowler by CAPTURING high
with $50.
IN. u.n-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CANCEL SOUTHERN TRIP
OF HARVARD TRACK TEAM
presence az Negro Athletes Seen -.
nu>r Oi Embarrassment
In Dixie.

NMElIDGE. MASS. Jan vt..
.'", N't' varsity tr"ci. team. yn....
N"h planned /" Southern Trim f.r
,,'lns recess VIII not :. Icln, Nh.
.'"S"il lHNon line. as 4 rJSilt al az.
,hN University or Nirriuia Ana
W.. 'nlt"! states Naval Academy
communication from Major
Moore, era luat" or3ra@oi.t +
",i.''..N 20 Harvard. say 90, nan no
ans team included two .,bl.,n.
~ negro blood. both iuHtitut!ou. -
p.'S" 'Aat t!ay cons idcr.d !, b"..
"NH'I tht C'rcumgtunr"S that ;r.ri,
meets scheduled with u.,ynri ~
AnIU should not Ice hold
. ne cancellation has been lulGo h,.
i'sN"rd Major Moore said inr,y
.'"!"r that the Initiative in tho ma.
,'i was taken by him When liz.
''' ~''S ""r" arranged. H. said. 'ur far,
.".S ii"lN@Fds negro members iuIubt
hAt h' welcome was not cov.ig,..t
sur3s IHenhy bpth NirginIa ana
"."a'nlts wcr" told 'hit ihr Grim
sen team included negroes ana ~,
mess harvard would tie v.lrn,ufi
tA th'm II could not come with
'i'"'H The NayaI Academy and w.
E4hla r'nll-t ;nIt There We're So mani.
southern tcaiut that IN. con;,s, nll,.tI,
prove embarrassing not Oul y:pr rn,f,,
u"l 'I>o Toy IN, negro members ~
nc Harvard squad AvcordinrIy .t
HpMl norm nm has been caBct.ri." .sii
u" Tacf team wiil nav" spring
UP however PENNSYLVANIA CT,
College has invited tho crimson 80
ga! me"tlng there, and one or Two
9thcr colleges north % tho NasTn-
DIXON limo may bc met durlu.. ,".
spring !"ccst. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
FIVE BIRD DOGS STAR IN
TRIALS AT LETOHATCHlE
Completion of Frcc-for-Nll StaE. ia
prrird Tomorrow to Tie sol
lowed by Derby tacr

| bN -N"SoE!'It"i I'lCSS.
MpN'tt;oMl.RY. ALA. Ian IL
William ZciGlcr'$ pointers. Kohcrt tn.
Devil, "Hd Great Island Rims. ns
Bells. from New York. Dr. T. l.
stones softer. shores Zen. from Eay
nity. Mich Lewis iIaggims' pointer.
ltccky Eroomh;Il from Lexington.
ky.. and Eugcne's li:d. owned ~ {.
;: G"odbreaI Of Moaiie. Ma, were
n" outstanding entries who raced
their first heats today at Lriohaichic
IN The frcc-for-all championship OF the
Nntiunal Field Trials club
twelve animals We're put through
their PAGES during the day. with ny.
To h" sent over the courses tomorrow.
followed by The srcOn' ANA final heats
10 determine the winners
c"rncll'% CLEAN. owned by a. c. G
sage OF New York, and Ferris Jake.
owned by g. l.. Griniths of Vale,
OKLA, wcr" expected to h" called
haci. for the finals, although their
work today was not considered in tn"
class with thos" first named
completion OF the free for-all stake.
which IS expected Wednesdays. VIII hc
followed ny running In" d,rby race.
with nine brace entered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
ELON COLLEGE DEFEATS
RALEIGH ~ 43 TO 16
Former College Players M Match
Tor Goal Tos>cr" From North
Carui.nn Sckuul.

Elm COLI. F.'i T.. y. g, Ian. IL
Zion college defeated Raleigh ~" in
basketball on the ioca. floor tonight
by IN" score Of Is 10 ID The ~"
team was comEoscd OF former college
players. WHO played Il hard defensive
same; hut we're extensively n" match
Tor the smooth working Zion team,
Coach Corhoy used the game to test
out h!" material, using live suhsti-
tuttS. Features Of tn, game were
INC gold shooting OF Perry. for Zion.
VII" scored nine field goals: T.
Johnson 1T guard. for Eion also playcd
an aGgrcSS!vc game ANA shot Two
h'lH goals. ana T. l.. johnson at
rcnj"r for Eiom. who SHOT nvc field
goals.
Rcd Johnson for ualeigh. played
mar! defensive game ana getting
one goal Final score E.ou, IS.
hnl%.gh, iG: Lineup:
ka.clEh "i Position Elou {.
Lawrence right forward Newman
Eichardson. left forward -. r,ix
Mltt.,...... center ...... l.; Johnson
" Johnson right guard rcrry
;. Johnson. lief; guard 4. johnson
Field goals: R;tlrish renee
Richardson t2j. Maii. Johnson tsC'
Foui goal Lawrence (2e. RicharG-
son. E!cn: Field goats Newman a..
Els 90, H. Johm;aon 90. Ferry 90.
y; Johnson (2). Foul goal Newman,
% R'i"rcc-Stcuart oGuiIford).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
WEST VIRGINIA ELEVEN
HAS STRONG SCHEDULE

MpRGANToWN W. VA. Jan. IL
\ strong schedule has been arranged
Tor the University or Wee, Nirgin!a's
"nt bali team for this year II fol-
Tcto6er S--univcrsi,y of pittsburgh
:, oetoHsr i5-ohlo University at
;, October se-Euckncll college at
South Bethlehem. ~
>. November shiurton and Leo
Cpiy"rsiiy, a, Charleston. ". VA.
NoNcmhcr University OF Virgin
IL ut charlottesville. Va
:. N"N"mhcr 10 Rutgers College at
New Brunswick, y j.
November :i-WashinEton and JEFF
i"rSon Coller" At MorGnaruvn
N"GOtiations are pending f0r games
- september - ana October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
\Oldr li-nA,
NIllIIli.NS IN
TERMINAL FIVE CANCELS
GAME WITH PORTSMOUTH
Hirhm"n'i Quint innhlc ~ Secure
f""r Tor '"ntrSt-tlthrr GamrS
Also Likely Ia lie Lost

IH"n!HtN 70 seeurc Il floor has
,"r;'d N" Richmond Terminal has
Ryih9l team 10 cancel a gam d, haa
,,n,,Iihi.n'td here with the park View
contest Was 10 hav. taken rlacr
January - IN R!chmond. bat. unabl.
GGsan!2ation was forced to c,i! il
~ \ return game with tho PORTS
moni m IN Portsmouth. has boco
.'r4h &'3' and ~" Terminal iivr in
INNS - stage this contest prrvidrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
lodge Notices

OWLS ATTENTION.
Al! members Of Richmond Nest. No
80. are requested To attend meeting
Monday night. January J.. Amendment.
% ;hc bylaws Will DO considered. and
other important matters WILL 10. Trough;
before the Nest.
ny order q. L. Andrews. President.
&. ]. CLARKE.
Recording SECRETARY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CARPENTER ENTERS FIGHT.
AGAINST LIVING COST
VIII Manufacture Aluminium Dishes
To he Used for BabicS-l'ricc
Is tD ErlnCs

PAlilS. Jan. lI.-Gcorscs Carpcn-
Yer. movie actor. aluminium manu-
lacturcr. society favuritc, proud
father and champion tighter of Eu-
rope. has signed up for one more
DiS iiSht before he tackles Jack
rionship OF the world The French
champion has entered the ring
against the high cost OF living in
France.
:. ror INC modest sum of - francs
Georges VIII deliver to any house
noih Il set OF nineteen aluminium
hiShcS to he used in a baby's kitchen.
georges got his idea when h. had
- sprtili set made for his daughter.
lie thought il so good that n, de-
cihcd 4" manufacture sets for s.,l.
an ordinary set Of porcelain dishc is
worth about 30 francs. Gcogcs offers
OF this cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

USED cars. $3.50 and w. Vaughan Motor
Sales Co. Inc. IO6 West BROAD Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
VIRGINIA BEATS SOUTH
CAROLINA BY A. TO g
charlottesville Goal rossrrs yIa,.
Easy Time Swapping Palmetto
Quinn q Nn I,Innr

l.pTTitSNIl.LE VA. Jan. Il.
irSln!a defeated South Carolina
'"hiSnt III TO 9, The Palmetto ,uin.
r'giStsrIn% only two field goals i'm
racii half Tho visitors con,Iudr
inr!r trim North tomorrow by PLAYING
Lexington
The lineup.
va Position : &
'iIi rner go. rirh, forward. wallace
'irhElou. .!"ii forward. .Spark,uau
ScNtpn .. c.ufrr - - =, :,
1HI.' oman .ri@ht guard. Waite
iiLn',inN loft guard Vaughn 90
!t"nhlrS: Newman for Hatcher. I'D
HundS 10y cIrrinSton; Talbot for
'"n; Manhood Cor Opplcmau: Gary
r, "a Singleton for I,Ean.
~, sexton go. oPplcman 90. Ed
nu'"S 60. Newman. Talbot Wallnr,
Snir Nmau. Singleton. Field
smith %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
VIRGINIA POLY SWAMPS
LYNCHBURC QU|NT, 51-5
mn 'hy College Five No Match
for Fast iNncksburg Aggregation.
Carroll Looks Good.

Hi.ACKSEURG. VA. Jan. i5.-Vir-
Sihid polytechnic Institute swanipcd
i.ynchhurE College here this after
noon 10y the score OF 81 TO ..
''Tcch" started off in a Very r,Yu,d
'Hanhcr ana II was some time be-
fore they could locate the basket.
but once the machine got under way
the scoring continued unintcrrup,-
edly untii the closing whistle. The
guarding oc the locals Was OF a high
order. and as Il consequence the yisi-
tors had but few chances at the
basket
Coach Younger gave his new re-
cruit, Fat Carroll, the former John
Marshall High school star. "a try
out today and he performed IN Il
very crcd:tablc manner. Todd. an
other player from the same institu-
period.
me Tech machine showed vcry.
POOR form during the entire first hall.
Ihcir passing showed some improve
ment over Saturdays game. but their
shooting WAS very poor. Rhodes and
Parrish led In the scoring. the for
incr having Il shade the better OF the
biE center. Captain Brooks and
Nrcnti ais" figured conspicuously in
the NiCtry.
The high lights for I.ynchburg were
Thomas. Combs and Captain Wood
side.
Tech" will play Roanoke "Y" in
Eo"nokc Wednesday night, returning
here Thursday, where they meet
liampdcn- Sidney. The junior varsity
VIII meet salem High school here
Thursday night.
The !lnC-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l7.-F.rs, rac.-
e.; Id,,e Patsy. no; Red winFneli. io5
Miss Finn. 100; Ee!c w-ark. lC5. War
Es.isf ~. star Time, III
;hr't ygar-"!dS; one mil" :ciuci1ut, -:
i!miicn. ios sea Mnic. as.
r!ita raGe,,,.rn's" $1,000; ciami"s; for
Men'iuc, ion; .unIinc. 100
for iour-year-o!ds and up; .six iuri"nEs
Iaa S i.l, nMinhi%z H.: m ;@ Dues
Ground swell. los; Lieut.. pe-Ei"s,' lax
sHi'ilne 1917 Mario Maxim. I02; .IocE
Sol, liz; The ;TjcrhS%w; los: Sn.."rmtiIrt,
Observation-Disclosures. 100: Sycamore. IOa. liar-
vcs, King. ii2. Gprham: 100,
handicap; Tor three year odds and M: six
MISUNDERSTANDING" Man. III. United N"rd".
io7; T"Meam d'H"mncGr 100; Archi" Alex
s;nlian ian: Ultra Gold, los.
four-ycer -oils and w; onS. mile and =
T'zts,Gn,h nG ,nd ~ %pm iG% II;
rrss. ,SS; :sgrhlan. ioa; :Ka@ian. ~
lIigh. ioI i,laise. ios: .ne,sy, iO2: c@innci
MIA. ic3. GALWAY. IS. Also eligible
ScourEcurn. los. PLENTY. los.
Sey"mM rac.onniT;se t'eecj ;omr-jycaT.
II:is1holen i",; ifihipsiiine. is: .cs@r RI;
p'pay. ne: Walter Turnbnw. los; Jack
Reeves. III. Aztec. 1917: liar one. !O7 /;
camS@i i III our ca T.'r''E TURNS rms tc4
salute. 1903. Also cl!giblc-Sr.ctato Gill.
.Npnr,ntice allowance claimed I'VE
bounds Weather cloudy; track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

',I,'NH POINT, MISS. Ian. ia
M sshg" received by the
',.'h'",er Lumber Company. OF his
t,N, rom Captain +. p.thloT. an
,ii'"",,n INC wreck ANA total loss OF
~ H'''- naS;'d schooner Susie Il.
z'"r. 20 tons. of tho Moxicnm
-. ~ froni"rI. All the members
~ lI ''vw arc safe The Susie -
,"H'%l'r sa'i"d out of Mobile sev-
.'''' weeks aEo with n cargo OF coal.
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T.OIISNIILN. ~. Ian. l7-' 10"
McMill!n. Centre College foothal. star.
announced hcHe today that hr is con-
sidcrinS an OFFER to lead a canton.
Ohio, indcpcnd"ut football team. lie
Indicated that while D." had com" TO
no decision he regarded the Offer as
suitable bridge between til" eosc
Of his collegiate course and q bust
ness career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

KGII, Jan. y JDNnnv
wilson. OF Boston. lniddI.wctgnt
champion, i"on newspaper decision
over Joe Chip II Ncw Castle Pa IL,
their ten-round bout here tonight.
Wilson gained the decision In c!ph,
rounds. CHIP outppItc3 MIN IL, M
nitn. and The seventh roUuI was even.
The champio, was never In darg.r
lie used night jaD effectively 10 on
set Chips rusncs. aad Was tho ag-
Gressor throughout The weights
were Announced as Wilson iS2 pouuds.
Chip l5S pounds The crown Ny,s
estimated AT $500
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The lineup:
Hold c.amrionsh,u IN ,,.;,.,,

49, INI. I..--Thc WOmrn's
y yN'erh Golf association champions
~ WI IT," hold on August - 10 -
%" Nts;m roland COT Cfi,h. III.
~ IL was announced tonight hv
MS hathaway watson. president Of
- .ts"nl%hil Ion Mrs Watson also
'.H IN, II had boon decided to hold
q ;nidwintcr meet next year ON som"
California links
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Cnd,ock Train. for Lewis.

NEW YOIlN, LnW lI.-t.ArI Cad-
dock. former hnavywcight wrestling
champion Of The world loS begun
training for his bout Win l:d ..>,ra,r-
Icy Lewis, TN" champion. here a
Week from tonight. Caddock weighs
lHo pounds, about I've moro ,lan On
hEeNi@Hs Hpp'"raAccS here II" de-
ciared hc was son'ilCu. o.. rclaFuiu-
the citlc 80
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Chimney nutpoin,. Ercrher

II = = II y q y y
NEW YORK, Jan. l7--Andy cna-
ney. q Baltimore, outpOintcd Charley
Becchcr, % New York. ~ q nftr.n-.
round bout AZ Madison Squar. Car
den Monday night and pr0bably ,yon
the rigat to tackle Johnny KiIbau.
who was ~ the ringSide. 10. Inc
featherwe!ght title. Chan.y was inunf
faster than Beecher ana led much
of the iim.