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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
BRIGHT SUNSHINE AIDS I. I:
IN RESTORING TRAFFIC
Storm Area Will Be Back to
Normal Activities by
Tonight.
my Associated Prcssl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Bright
sunshine and thawing temperatures
did much today to restore normal
conditions in washington and the
Middle Atlantic section buried under,
Saturdays severe snowstorm.
Forecasts of tho Weather Bureau
were for "A continuation OF tho
favorable temperatures. and It was
generally believed that tomorrow
night would SEQ n complete rcsump-
ton OF the activities suspended In
many cases since the storm began
Friday night. The bright sunshine
in Washington, all though helpful
in removing tho snow seemed to CON
trast strangely with the deep gloom
OF spirit hanging over the city as tho
result of the Knickcrbocker Thehtcr'
disaster.
the capital passed. after during the
dag as train service was resumed
Normal schedules were resumed bS
trains on the Pennsylvania and Bal
timorc and Ohio at noon. and oight
railroads entering the city from the.
South reported completed ouptletr
service. 800"
Street car service here Was not t;n
quickly resumed. While many lin>s
were opened up today the NO 60
ton companies serving he cit
stated that IT would be inie to- .ooJ.,
row before some of heir 2Sr-
stranded since Friday n!snt In tT'it
lying and suburban sectiNns could ,bc
released. and the lines CLEARED for
traffic.
Alarmed by the thext- CHS
trophc apartment house and ISL
ness Office owners continued to GiNc
| much attention TO clearing :So1 "r
snow. and nearly every hour hroI,S ht
rumors of the collapse of some t'reG
building. All these rumors. htNSlrer.
| proved false.
Reports from Baltimore, PhtlC
deiphia and other cities in tho rH"'
| OF the storm also told of rapid re
| storation OF normal conditions
Heavy seas, however, still were be-
ing experienced in the vicinity ~
Hampton Roads, with several Vcr?9i-
| sells still In danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
ENONEHATE GUS DI:sCU
AND JOHN M0HARDT

II. hSSCtlt tTeSS.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, Jan. 30
American Legion football team. who
Hmpi:cd the CarlInsvilic-T aylorville
game. today suhstantiatci claims OF
eight Nvtre Dame players, eXOnerat
nag Gus u".ch and John Mohardt
from taking part in the game.
the nine University OF Illinois players
%hU were suspended for participa-
bon IA the game. received liitlc com
pcnSatl.E b. ypuH tie satisfaction o.
aoN'!ng Notr" Dame players.
+ arr 'hc game. remarked to
ET"N.r ! '"Ter. manager OF the Tay-
.orEiiic team. 'Int il must have cost
vim lot Of money to get the I'LL
ao!s men Nsa said
lie replied. Not So much as YOU
III chit think. in fact less than $500"
Asa said Hoover told him tn.
money turned over to the Illinois men
was contributed by fans. who won
their contributions when Hoover
passed his hat.
Il know tn" regular Carlnsvillc
players. hut when the Carlinsvillc
team truttcd out onto the field that
day. they were strangers to me-"
ASA continued: Il might add that
the fellow called 'Wynnc played "A
whole uf "a game"
Rivers Anderson. business manager
@: the team. today denied making
the statement that he had hired and
paid the Notrc Dame men. lie said
his statement was that inc had man
aged the finances of the team, and
Notrc Dame varsity team tn help
them. but il did not come. hndcr-
son said he didn't Know any OF the
players and couidnT identify them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
PLAN TO FINANCE
NEXT OLYMPIC TEAM
Try Assncintcd Press.

BOSTON. Jan. 30.--The Boston
Athletic Association has started a
movement TO assist in financing the
next American Olympic team. 1t was
announced tonight that portion
probably per cent OF the receipts
ut tn" associa tons annual games
next saturday night would be Sc,
aside for an addition To the funds
OF tho American Olympic Committee
fo: the games ~ 1924.
Albert Geigcr. Jr., chairman OF the
associations athletic committee. said
this action was taken in the hope
that other athletic clubs. boxing
clubs AID various sport bodies would
similarly set aside part OF the re-
ccipts from every set OF games be-
tween now and the time OF tho Olym-
pies and go build up an adequate
fund. This, he said. would obviate
til" last-minutc scramble Cor money
that attended the sending of the
American team to Antwerp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
DEMPSEY WILL FIGHT
BRENNAN ON MARCH II
Bout for Championship Title
to Be Held in Madison
Square Garden.
LKy AsyocIatcd prcss ]

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Jack Dcrnp-
scy Will defend his worlds heavy
weight boxing title against Bill Br.n-
nan. OF Chicago. in IA twclve-round
match In Madison Square Garden.
March Il. II was reported tonight.
Managers of the pugilists stated that
they would sign articles for the match
tomorrow.
The Chicagoan has twice been
knocked out by Dempsey. In 1918
when Jack was on his way to the
THE. he disposed OF Brennan in sly
rounds: ia 1920 In ampionship
match In Madison square Garden
Brennan was knocked out In the
twelfth round.
Plans for proposed match between
Dempsey and Harry Wilis. the New
orleans ncg-o heavyweight. have not
Ibccn abandoned because of the Brcn :
nan arrangements. IL vas said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
EIGHT OF NOTRE DAME
ATHLETES CONFESS
Admit Playing in Semiprofcs-
sional Football Game at
Taylorvillc, Ill.
Gus DEscm Is ENUMERATED
John Mohnrdt, AiI-Amrrirnn Hack.
Also Is Observation-Disclosures ImmedI-
ntcly Disqualified From Further
Athletic Competition.
LNy Assoclnted prcss. ]

SOUTH BEND. IND. Jan. 3U.--EiEht
N"trc Dame University athletes to-
day voluntarily confessed to Father
William Carey, chairman OF the ath-
ictic board. and knuttc RoCknc. foot
ball coach. that they had played in
the s"miprof"ssiOnai football game
At Taylorviiic. III, November -. 1921.
with the CarlIusville, H.. team. They
we're Immediately disqualified from
further athletic competition at No
ire Dame
The piaycrs cXoneratcd Gus Desch.
'cain. ana John Mohardt .All-Amcri-
can back. from taking part in the
game. saying that neither wac In any
way implicated in the game.
Eight Notrc Dame Athletes.
The eight men We're:
Eddie Anderson. Mason CITY, Iowa.
All american end.
Chester Wynn". Or!noquc. Kan,
track team captain.
Roger kilcy. Chicago. VARSITY end.
captain nt the basketball team and
star track man.
Lawrence Snaw. Stewart. Iowa,
varsity iaCkla ana Western champion
shot putter
Harry MchJrc. Huntington. Ind
substitute center in football and cap
tain of last years Basketball team
Robert rhclan. Fort Madison. Iowa
substitute varsity fun back.
Earl Walsh, adrian. iowa, substi-
tutc varsity back.
Dilk S.yfr!t. Car!insvilic. Ill, sub
st!tutc end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
KENTUCKY DERBY TO
BE RUN ON MAY Is
IEv Associated Dress.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Ian. 30.-The
forty eighth annual renewal OF the
Kentucky Derby. the racing classic
of Western tracks for three year -olar,
VIII he run at Churchill Downs here,
saturday. May ~. 1t was announced
today.
The race will carry $4,000 added
money, hu, changed rules will in
crease the winners purse. Nomina-
tons for the race Will be closed
February 81.
Second money VIII be reduced from
$4,000 To 5000. third money, from
$4,000 to $4,000. AMI fourth money
from $4,000 tn $1,000, thereby adding
$1,000 To the purse. The starting fee
has been increased from $3.50 To $500.
Behave Yourself, t.. j.. Bradlcy'S
crack colt. won the race last year by
Il head from his stablemate, Blacl *
Servant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
WEST END S. S.
LEAGUE ORGANIZES

~ a meeting held last night at
Harris Flipucn Il co. the fol- owing
officers OF the West End Sunday
school baseball league. for the sea
son o. 1922 were selected: X. l.. Win
free" president. u. Roy Dudley. sec
rotary. and l.. q. Hurrus. treasurer
The prospect for successful year
are bright and competition between
the teams promises to bring out a
good brand of baseball.
The West End Sunday School
League is now composed Of the fol-
lowing teams: Grace Covenant Pres
hvtcrian. Third Presbyterian. First
English Lutheran. Westminster Pres
bytcrian. carton Heights Baptist and
the iiarton Heights Methodist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
SPORTS
FORK UNION CADETS
CAPTURE TWO GAMES
Military Academy Quint De.
fcats St. Christopher's and
Spiders Freshmen.

Fork Union Military Academy has
evidently come to Richmond to show
Richmonders n trick or two. IL the
pace they set yesterday is any
criterion. The Cadets annexed two
basketball games In one afternoon,
the first from st. Christopher's and
the second from the University OF
Richmond freshmen. The visitors
second team took the st. Christopher
tenn into camp Ivy a close 2I-tO- 80
score. but their first uuint romped
home ahead OF the spider first-ycar
men by 80 to IL.
IN the initial contest ever. .Nan on
both teams put up first-claSS ey-
nibition. In the final fray Simmons
and Brasscur Gagged the bail with ac-
curacy, while AberEast and Dillon
put UP a splendid defensive gam. In
this game T.. Weeks got the tip off
consistently, hut his tips were eobblcd
up by the da >linS Fork Union guards.
The Spider youngsters missed Me
Kcc. whose fathers recent death took
him from their lineup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
PROMINENT OARSMEN
LOST. BOAT CRUSHED
ICY Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Wireleas
MESSAGES were sent by tho police to-
day asking all ships leaving and en-
tcrinc the harbor to be on the look
out Cor some trace OF John Rogan,
widely known oarsman, believed to
have persisted yesterda? when the
rowhoat In which he left Shepherds
Bay was crushed by ice foes.
John Kennedy. n friend who saw
Hogan set out. SAID he saw small
boat off shore caught in the ice. He
ran To telephone !or aid. and when
ne returned the boat and its occu-
pan, had Disappeared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

HOU SE-wNi Ivy s-tuom brIch nuus- M
West End. sai OF Robinson street.
Price must De- tIgni. 2gJ care rn-
D!avatCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
AMATEUR BOXERS
ATTRACT RINC&ANS
IRy Irnitnh Nnws l

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.-Thc nation
nj amateur boxing championship
tournament. which is to he held IN,
Boston in April. will be watched with
interest by promoters and managers
of professional scraps and Scranpcrs
as well as by growing clientele Of
amateur light fans. In the tourna-
mcntS held here this winter the am
atcur boys have shown steady i'm
rrVVcmcnt in form and far more will
inSncSs than paid scrappcrs
New York viii select her represent
tatiNcS for the national show in u
thrcc-day tournament to be held
March IL. IL ana III. The MctropnlI-
tan y. L. is also holding another
tournament next week to which Ca =
madam clubs have been invited to
Scnd thor best millcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
FORTUNE SMILES
ON ROCKY KANSAS
LEv United Ncwsl

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Rocky Kan
sas. the buffalo lightweight, never a
champion and with little hopes of
being one, has been we'll favored by
fortune since that night about year
ago. when he stopped Richie Mitchell
with Il wild swing on the whiSkcrs.
Kansas later fought Benny Leonard
ia Jersey for Il box price, and got
the winners end of Il capacity house
ut the garden this fall in his fight
with Lew Tender. Now he IS guar
antccd $1,000 for a fifteen round
'tEht with Leonard at the garden on
February To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
Wanted i;ra, estate

! ARM ---waut"h 20 buy. Farm. ; 20 20
acres. near Richmond. Prefer old co.
lor!hn tumDi'd-down PLACE that could
be fixed VI. rost-Orlcr BOX l.=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

IMMEDIATE possession OF n brandt new su-
butban home. Every city convenience |;
large lot. beautifully decorated; large
cement basement. Very easy terms
Price, 1900. Eyiand Realty Co. RAN
liy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
Disri.n CLASSIFIED
REN o. JONES CO.. INC.
.eal Estate Agent and AnctiOnccr.

trust. dated July - ISIS. and and r g.
corded August Is, 1918. in the clerks
office of the Circuit Court of Henrico
County. Va. In Deed Book 2l2-B.
page 27b. default having been made
In t:c payment of the debt thereby
secured. and being required so to do
by the holder OF the notes cvidcncinE
the said debt. the undersigned trustee
VIII proceed to sell at auction on the
Twenty-sccond and Main Streets.
RicsnI". !. Va. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1922.
at 1890 o'clock +. NJ.
the following real property:
All thoSe certain tracts or parcels
or M containing together liOl
acres; more or less. lying and being
no: Invest OF the city OF Richmond.
being Il part OF the Springfield Coal
PIT tract. and bounded as follows: on
the north by the laid OF Reuben Ford
ana that or l.. I: Williams estate. on
the east by the land formerly owned
by one Mead. on the southeast by a
road running between the land hereby
90 "vcyed and the land now or for
merry owned by W. N, Barnum. and
on me soni nm by the pu9lie road
which said land is particularly de-
kcribcd by mctcs and bounds on n
plat thereof which Is attached to M
r. thereof and recorded with a
to II. NJ. Nash, dated N"vember" is
1900. and recorded In the clerks Office
OF IIenrico County, I'm Deed RooL
.lGr u, mage 295g
: FIRMS: Cash.
~ HUGH f. ROSE.
REX o. Io~"s CO., INca INC.
Auctioneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

FARM --Waut"h 10 buy. Farm. 90 20
acres. near Richmond. Prefer old co.
lou!nn tumDi.d-aOwn PLACE that could
be fixed uu. Fost-o once BOX i.-.
E-sul,s. MesHrs. W.sr and riinU-,
lane. farm department. j. -. Catn-.i
& sons.
FOR ny.t .esui.. ust suu; YiOp.rt, tot
saie OF TOT rent Win +. r. synuntd'
Co. - >"r,n E,.utn sre.,
FoE bort f,su!ts. lis; you; property Win
US. Garrett " Co, liz East Main.
FOi: RESULTS. l.. {. NoA!e;t Realty
Corp. Kea! Eatatc nui!dlns
FOX r.suli.. M., your .,op-r, MA .. {.
TAILOR x Co. ~ No'th hinth street :
FOR RESULTS lot ,our iatHs aud city
property .iih pollard & liasby Kich
moni. Va
For RESULTS lot your prop-ty tor
sale or tor rent "itn Morton -. Ia.i.
him-r. second hoOt. t'irst Nat!onaI ii&nL
Bu,ininx haudoipn 50.
HoUsE-wnI Luy ,.toom brlck nous IN
West Emu. sait OF ROBINSON street.
Price niue, DE- tIgni. ?Ga. care rn-
Dispatch.
LIST your property Tor sole or rent with
Meyer khlinan. Real Estate. 90, Mutual
building. Madison :vis.
NiCnMOND inUsl GOAiIANt K-ai ia
TATE Department. Sales r-ntaI, aud
loans s"v-ntn ana Ms,n Su~-,a
sTOHE-wu ouy s,ot. building 10 Nest
End. rrlcr must 1r right. &; z3.. care
Tn- Dispatch.
We ate r-Nisgnb VGg ,I-t .I'.s-s i.I
lois for sale, exchange OF rent. See
call
W =. PURCELL Jk.. 90. i&C..
10 au' Surtn rtsn'n Slf--i
WE hIyc several clients fps hunes on
Chutcn uiN what have you L. offer?
Rogers Smith = !irsscp. Mutual B.Gg.
Madison I5i7.
WEST END i!OMEs--wc have "a ellen, Tor
homo OF OF rooms la West E-d
Mus; b- modern. what nave you To
uncrY RcA y. Jones Co.. Inc. - Norrh
fe Ehih Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
French Champion Wins.

FAIRS. Jan 30.--By the over.
whclming point score OF 20 touches
to II. Gaudin. the European fencing
champion. "a Frenchman. defeated
Aldo Nadi. tho Italian challenger, in
bout with the foils contested here
today. II was II furious setto. ms
fxry is measured In such matters
and both contestants were ready for
Il strong cup of tea at the finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY

OF deed dated July 49,
and
the OF the GoochIand Courthouse
scr ibcd in saidd deed as oIlows
First All that tract land With the thereon
second-Ai OF two hundred
being
day
A.. CIIEwNlNG.
go - " ~ " 49, 800 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

FOR RESULTS Est youT !agILs aul .ity
property .iih Pollard & Hasby Klch
nonG. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
CHATHAM T. S. QUINT
WINS FROM SALEM

CHATHAM. VA. Jan. 3O-Chatham
Training school won ncr first game
OF The season here Friday. defeating
salem High school by the score OF -
To i; The Black and Orange start
Cd on with u rush. and when the half
ended. the score stood 20 20 IN IA
ycr OF the Cadets. The Salem team
,irh,cncd in thcir defensive work
during the second half and each tear
registered only three Held goals ana
one foul. The defensive play of Mat
tOx was the featur" -: the game,
while Deycrlc, FOR Salcm, and smith.
FOR Chatham. showed up TO adran-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

FaEAI.s wanted iafs- sInaii. fDi que.
r-sults. &c. Messfs.. H.si and riiHU-i
lane. farm department. j. -. CAtn-ai
s. sons.
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AMERICAN CHECKER
PLAYER LOSES CAME

GLASGOW. Jan Robert stew
art. IA" Glasgow expert. today scored
a brilliant victory over Newell w.
Banks OF Detroit. Mich. In the soc
oEd days play for the worlds
checker championship. This was the
hrrt Goci.iv" game 81 tn. series
which Viii consist Of forty games
IN" score now stands. Stewart. ! ::
Banks. o: draw. =
Banks wa. suffering from a cold
when play started today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
..,<,d- yorfo,k Win. by *. q.

ATLANTA, GA. Jan. ao.-"kilI
Norfolk, OF New York. Knocked Que
Tiger" Flowers, OF Atlanta, in Va"
third round OF their scheduled htteen-
round bout here tonight. which wac
advertised as for tho negro iigh t-
heavyweight championship. TIE
Anal blow was u terrific right tonthe
inv. which almost lifted the lucat
lghtcr OF his feet. Tim oDo"d'
Atlantn, was given the referees de-
cision over rabbit Palmer. OF NJ
lanta. Mt the end of their ten-rouhd
tcatherwcight bout. W."
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Mobile nuxa Baker.

PORTLAND. ORE. Jan. ao- Dpl-
mtr Baker. hrst-string catcher al tho.
rortlnnd team has been sold To rli'
Mobile. Ala. team OF til" Southern
Associat ton. IL was announced toly -
Baker came Ia Portland from the Dc"
troit Americans. in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
SKULL BROKEN. CUBAN
PITCHER MAY DIE

HAVANA, Ian. 3o.-Jos" I.c Blanc
ono "i tho hcat-known baseball play
ors IN Cuba. is in q hospital at san
'iago suffering from a fractured
skull. II is alleged that he was
struck on the head with :. bat by
Antonio Susini during IA dispute at
a ban game sunday afternoon. Susi-
nj Is under arrest
lie Blanc is "a pitcher aud played
on tho local team against tho lirook-
lyn and Memphis clubs when they
visited Havana some time ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

Iiio annual meeting ~ sIos = iIu.lrtr
OF tne JeHrrsuu Realty CorpnrstIu WI ,.-
held At he Jefferson Hotel, richmond
Va. Wednesday. February I. Iy22 al ~
O'Clock.
O. +. wEiSiGEh.
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Dill,nrfcr Serinuxl, M.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. % William Dill
horfcr. catcher of the st. Louis Ma
tonal l.chGue club. IL in serious con :
dition at st. Johns Hospital. here, as
the result %: an attack OF typhoid re-
v.r. bi!hocfer recently was married
il. Mobile. Ala. and had returned here
20 reside Whom lac was taken III.
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~, con ,,lre In Andnlusln. Ain.

ANDALUSIA. ALA, Jan. 80. -
Andalusia plant OF the Price Boni;'',
Manufacturing Company was destiGas
ed today by fire with II loss OF Sf'Nr
600. partly covered by insurance. Tn
pickling watts and sheds were saved
This company has plants at lious'o;'
and Waco, Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
New we.t Point commnnaant. :

wASHINGToN. Jan. 30.---BrliIl.
dicr-Gcneral Fred w. Sladen, cesA
handing Fort sheridan, III, was t's
day appointed commandment of W =
Point Military Academy To sue e,-,.''
acknowledgements Douglas My.'tl
thur. who will be relieved next LIZ.
20. and assigned to duty in the PhN-
ippines. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

VIRGINIA TECH WINS
FROM LYNCHBURG ELKS
V. p. |. Quint Proves Too
Strong and Capture Con-
test. 90 10 II.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
LINciiBCItG. VA. Jan. 30.--Vir-
rin!a Tech. mere tonight proved too
strong FOR the Elhs, the home team
losing. 20 to II. Tech winning on long
shots from midho"r. Eight q. their
ten goals came from long drives.
Rhodes was "A star at this, for he
counted nvc times on very difficult
shots. The game was hard. thong n
cleanly played. - big crowd was
present
The linr-up.
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-Four uool,n,rkcrr on trial.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 3o,.-.
Mark Boasburg. also known as J3vc'
Sheehan. Rcmy Dorr. Tom Shaw and
Harry Gardner-operating At ,NF
Fair Grounds race track here. Woe
placed on trial today charged w,;s
violation of the Locke antigamblius
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
po.troue Wrestling Matches,

The gals In the wrestling toUrI'h-
mcnt. which were scheduled 10 X
staged tonight at Bellevue luulpr
High School, under the auspices q:
the Church Hill Athletic Club. have
heen postponed until next Tucsilt!
night. Or account of the storm az.
difficult transportation conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
,rc,hudiSt Institute Wins.

The Methodist Institute basketball
team defeated the Tiger quint last
night by the Overwhelming score of
55 To .. II was an easy Victory for
the Institute quint. which Is now In
excellent condition. The team seeks
games with other toams In their
class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
poulain Defeats spencer.

Especial Cab!. Dispatch1
IARIS, Jan. 3o.--Ciahric! rnulain.
lying man. and former bicycle cham
pion. defeated Willie spencer In both
heats Of Il 1.0-rncicr bicycle race
copyright. 1922. Public Ledger Cu.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31
,,lnmc RAILWAY for "a pen.h-.

LONDON. Jan. 30.--Thc India Or
fec tonight published the report %
the committee appointed to invest
Eatc the death Of sixty-four Mop.tE
prisoners III ~ railway carrieSe az
November -, in the Madras Pr.%f.
dcncy OF India. The committee hoiaS
that the main responsibility r4slS
with the railway company and ~
local traffic inspectors for failure to
properly vpntilatc the carriage.
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Hcddon Loses mt billiards..

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Charles lft-I
don. Of Dowagiac. Mich, national
amateur 1872 balk line billiard champ
ion. lost his first match in the lna-
tional title tournament In BropNly1i
tonight, 10 Edward ~ Gardncr. Gi
Montclair. y. j.. 800 points 10 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

REAL ESTATE E(IIf SALE
Farms unu Lam,i FUR saIo
FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
8O7 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Jan. 3O.--
HERMAN tJakc) He'll. pitcher. and
marty Murphy. outiicldcr. with a cash
consideration OF $4,000. have been
exchanged To the Columbia club OF
mo South Atlantic League for Guy
Lacy. an innelder. 1t was announced
ny president q. NJ. Weiss. of the New
haven club. OF the Eastern League,
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

SUBtRnAS iipMES-Three new bunga-
lows. r"Ofus each lO;s 7jS3I2. Price
'5.3oG 30 1880. ,iVo cash baianc. IKE
rent. Soc Leonard j. i.ay.. with L. r..
J . iinryic. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-31

Summary: Field EOals-MattoN %,
Sanford. Wilson ~. Smith 80. Lantz
C2). Deycrl" CD. rarrott. Foul goals
-l.antz. .: Wilson. Suhstitutions-
True fer Kelly. Rcfcrcc-l;ishop.
Timckccper -Ncnle CIV K M.