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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Says CaIonne|
SaIivates and
Loosens Teeth
The Very Next Dose OF this
Treacherous Drug may
Start Trouble

You kn>r what caIomcI is. u.s.
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel Is dan
Gcrous. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickenln,:
YOU. Caiomel attacks the bones and
should never DO put into your sys-
TEN.
II you feel bilious. hcndachy. con-
st!pated and all knocked out. just ga
to your druggist and get n bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which Is harmless vegetable sub.
stitute for dangerous calomcl. Take
a spoonful and IL II doesn't start your
liver and straightcn you up better
and quicker than nasty calomcl and
without making you sick. YOU jus,
go back and get your money.
Don't take calomcl! 1t makes you
sick the next day: It loses you y
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straiGhtcns you right up and YOU
feel great. No salts necessary. Give
II TO the children because 1t is per.
fectly harmless and can not salivate
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
VIOLA DANA TO APPEAR
AT COLONIAL THIS WEEK.
Noted Movie Star Will Be
Seen in Person Begin
ming Thursday.

Viola Dana, the popular young
movie star. will he in Richmond next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. maxi
ing personal appearances at the CO.
lonial Theater at $40. and $50
each day. when she Will hold i'm
promptu receptions and meet her
Richmond admirers.
Miss Dana. who is dcscrvcdly popu-
lar among the younger set, who adj
mlre the charming young star. espe-
Cially in her outdoor productions. in
which her athletic prowcss has
shown. her to splendid advantage.
will also speak before several local
organizations while here. n number
of invitations having been received
by the Colonial management. asking
that arrangements be made for Miss
Dana TO address young girls
In her school and college days Miss
Dana was crack basketball player.
tho accompanying picture showing
her in the garh Of her school Quint
as she is about to shoot for goal. She
Will address the girls OF the Coll
lcgiate School during her visit. dwell
ing upon the value OF outdoor cxer-
else. athletics and clean living as a
means of success.
Miss Dana Is making short tour
of the leading Southern cities. stop
ping in Richmond. Atlanta, Baltimore
and Washington. While here she
has asked TO be taken on II sight
seeing trip to the points OF histuri-
cal interest. ST. Johns. ST. Paul's, the
Battle Abbey and other points. She
is appearing here in connection with
the showing of her newest screen pro-
duction, GLASS Houses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
WAKEFIELD IS Scene
OF BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
Miss Bessie Parke Clarke Be-
comes Bride Of Turner
Nj. Drcwrv.

WAKEFIELD, VA. Feb. ls.--Thc
Christian Church, or Wakefield. was
Tho sooro -, ho.,,i,,, ,aa,
lhursoaF afternoon FEBRUARY 10. at
o'clock. when Miss Bessie Parkc
Clarke, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
u C,arlo ~ y,toeo,a , a.,
~ % ""N'''e'u' oeo'f'e IN"
bride OF Turner Monroe Drewry. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Drewry. OF Surry
County. Roy " n ,torw,ra n,,
. GU,
''e M % ga" N'''e GU "'''c'a 'eo'
Inc bride, who was given in mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
ny IIcdtin Hort.

NEW YORK. Fob. 4.-Thc color.
scheme at the Metropolitan opera
one night this week would have
warmed the heart of any scafarinr
man. Tones of red and green were
so profusc and by some peculiar coin
cidenCa had so assembled them
sclves--rcds on one side and greens
on tho othcr-that II certainly APP
rearcd 10 be n safe harbor for one
seeking n port.
Bright colors are surely triumph
ing over the jet beaded effect and
somber tones of last season. yell
lows and sapphireS are seen in pro-
fusion as we'll as that understandable
shade of green that looks so well I'M
der electric lights.
The silhouettcs for evening gowns
are favoring the clinEinS lines.
simple and often free of trimming.
Materials are so exquisite in texture
that ornamcntation would tend to
destroy their charm. At the same
time. chiffons. heavily beaded in
beads OF the self tone and clinging by
means of their weight to the figure.
give that supple slimncss that is so
desired.
Very few jewels arc worn by the
society celebrities OF tho Mctropnli-
tan's golden horseshoe this year But
one notices that when certain favor
ties sing the costuming I'm the au-
dicnce shows greater attcmpt at
elHboratcncss. Maids of tho Younger
set find the randcauN of gold and
silver leaves becoming to shorn
locks and use them as their sole
ornamentatiOn. The Spanish comb
which was predicted to be the popu-
lar hcaddrcss Of the seasons seems
TO have been discarded and In it's
place. If there Is a hcaddrcss ut ALL
one sees only the head baudcaux \
few OF the matrons however, cling
To the tira Of diamonds.
There are feather fans I'm pro-
fusion marching the gowns or the
Innings of the evening wraps which
drapc the seats. These cvenin.
wraps. by tine way. are made OF
Eayly coiorcd vclvcts and seem to
have replaced the irminc and chin
chilla wraps. Many OF them arc en-
hroidcrcd in pearls in marvellous de-
signs. Others are heavily banded
with fur
Chests and throats are duly pro-
tccted from drafts. ii ono may Judge
from the cut OF the evening gown.
Seen from the front most of them
are round in neck line and are as
simple as a child's ferris waist. Rut
o"cNs--WtlI' baCNS remain in vogue
beautiful evening gown is made
Of silver cloth and has an OVERSIGHT
OF wide silver lace. The bodice is
OF the plain silver cloth.
With tho mode Ringing between
the short and the long skirts, the
wise woman buys a gown with an
elastic waist band which she can
shorten or lcngthen at will.
Hats arc showing tendency to-
| ward brighter colors. Black the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Rokara QuiekIysCIears
Unsightly C Compilations
P"puinr Mns>nEr Cream TINT Rrmo,es
All Birt from the Pores Of the skin.

Ihe most unsightty skin quickly re-
.r"nds 20 lhc healing and tonic effects OF
HoNars, the Ideal massage cream and
scientific remedy FOR skin troubles. and
after !"w treatments the skin becomes
soy ana EeiveiS. P!mples and other skin
h!tmshes such as wrinkles. blackheads
enlarged PORES. etc soon disappear when
mas pure skin food IS used
ApplE little 10 tn. hands or face
AFIER WASHING and surpr!s. yourself
"'ih the dead black skin and dirt tina;
s'oins 10 be- actually pulled GU: Of ,h.,
.pros.
HoNnrN Is also used IN treating the mos,
complicated aud chronic cases Of skin dis
eases. eczema, ctc.. but although Il, has
unusual curatlv" powers and i. entirety
different from the ordinary massage cream,
OF SKIN remedy, It's price u low al "A good
hIS tAr can Ice obtained al drug and de
paTtment stores anywhere t0r So cents
SPEcIAl. NOTE: Richmond FOLKS win h,
H!ha :" know tnat Mrs AIKEN IL aKai,
demonstrating this wonderful cream a,
Miller & Rhonds' Toilet Goods Dep.r.mcn,
j. i. MCcANS co, Eorn.ll \ V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

With tho mode Ringing between
the short and the long skirts the
wise woman buys gown with an
elastic waist band which she can
shorten or lcngthen at Will.
Hats arc showing n tendency to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

y beautiful evening gown is made
of silver cloth and has an ovcrskirt
of wide silver lace. The bodice is
OF the plain silver cloth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
BRIGHT CoLoRs RoUT THE BLACK

ever popular standby. is by no
means losing it's foothold. but is
trimmed with fiat rosettes in colors
or win tiny clusters OF bright hucd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

viii tiny clusters OF bright hucu
feathers.
stores are all showing hats which
are made especially for the bobbcd
headdresses. Naturally the bobbcd
mead demands much smaller head
size than tho ordinary head of hair
These hats are all small and some
OF them brimless. allowing that fact
mating little fringe OF hair to peep
from under the back of the hat.
fuschia Is one OF the latest colors
Tor afternoon gowns and is being
used by some OF the most fashionable
houses II is especially becoming to
the dark-eyed women.
Rainy day costumes arc becoming
more beautiful each winter. No
longer do I'VE go about I'm Raloshes
and last years left-ovcrs. One OF
the best looking models seen In New
York this season was II two tered
cape effect of patent leather cloth
worn with smart mushroom-sh shaped
hat of the Same material. a bright
red umbrella and a red bouttonicrc
gave touch OF distinction to the
OUTFIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

bantam mothers. then FOR the next
Few weeks they appear attached to
them. while at about six weeks old
they desert the foster mothers en-
tirely and will hang themselves In
the wire netting in an effort to get
free. At that period the quail have
to be liberated and are sept to the
sanctuarles. which have been estab-
lishcd In Virginia as n result of n
law passed by the last Legislature.
where they arc immune from all
hunting for three years.
Tho State farm has about 1900
acres. on the farm Is a small head
of deer and many others In "a wild
state have been observed. There
are many nocks of wild turkeys, and
experiments Will be made to raise
them In the same manner as now
being used with the quail.
Fish propagation is growing in i'm
portance. ID. II. Rucker Jr., is
superintendent of the Blue Ridge de-.
partincnt. which has been very sue
ccssful in restocking the trout and
bass streams OF the western section
Of the state. One result OF the work
is to increase the number of game
fish being put into the streams OF
Virginia from 10000 to more than
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
in ANNUAL SESSION

The American Game Protective AS.
ISOLATION Will hold its ninth national
Game Conference at the Waldorf-4s-
toria In New York City tomorrow
and Tuesday
Spor,smen who have attended
FORMER conferences consider these
meetings the biggest event of. the
year Gathered together in omen as
se'nbty are men Interested in yame
conservation from every section OF
the United States and Canada. Last
year over 500 sportsmen were seated
at tho dinner which concludes tho
conference on the evening Of the sec
Cnd day.
Morning and afternoon sessions
VII! be held on both days. The pro-
gram Will be made UP OF men who
are nationally known as experts on
the subjects assigned TO them l.
you have any pet theories on con-
servation work. bring them with you
and let those IN attendance consider
your Ideas for the hencat OF game
protection.
Prominent speakers. including IT.
vim Cobb. VIII address the diners and
William L. Finley. OF Oregon. Will
show his latest wild life pictures
at the dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
PORTSMOUTH ELEVEN
IN TITULAR CLASH

PORTSMOUTH. Dec. e-wilson
High school. OF Portsmouth. will play
in Its first championship game Mon
day afternoon aga,nt Roanoke High
school and Portsmouth people arc
preparing for great game
civic organizations will join high
school students In n big parade which
Is to he headed by n band. Tho pro-
ceSston viii form Mt the high school
building and march to tho ball park
The Roanoke team IL expected to
arriv" tomorrow night AL will prob
ably hold light siInal practice
Monday morning.
Although badly bruised as n result
OF their struggle with Newport New.
High School last Wednesday. the
portsmouth team feels that it will
give tho heavier Roanoke crowd
something TO think about.
The Presidents average about 145
pounds. while Roanoke Is said to
average 1913 pounds.
The game viii start at 2:3o O'clock
Monday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Game Refuge Bill
May Be Enacted Soon

Those who have been leading
The campaign 10 secure the pas
sage Of the public shooting
ground-game refuge bill, which
is no% pending IN Congress. hope
10 zee II enacted into law at the
December session OF Congress.
Every mound OF extra weight
possible should be thrown into
the nKht AZ this time. Insist that
your Congressman and your SEN
ntors take an active part In pass-
ing this most worthy bill, Write
your Senator'S requesting that they
oncr their services TO Senator New
and aid him In every way posi-
bic In his fight 10 put his bin
across. Your CsnErcssman should
be requested to consult with Com
gressman Anthony and lend his
strength In the fight TO pass this
bin In the lower branch Of Con-
grcss.
when this bill Is enacted into
law. you want 10 have the feeling
ina; you have helped. Should IL
fnil To pass at this session, no
sportsman would welcome a sus-
p!cion down in his heart .ha, nos
sibly results would have been diff
t"rent had no cxertcd himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
MANY QUAIL MATCHED
ON STATE CAME FARM
Propagation of Wild Life
Goes Along With Conser..
Walton Program.
200 ARE FREED THIS YEAR
Young Birds Released on Santgnrics
to Help Re-Stock Every Section.
Fish Propagation AccomplIshcs
Much for benefit OF Sportsmcn.

Conservation and propagation go
hand in hand in the plans OF the
Virginia Department OF Game and
Inland Fisheries.
While the sanctuary system Is
working to repopulate tho state. the
Virginia officials are aiding nature
Ivy propagation OF birds and fish,
with the result that many sections
are being restocked with the health
lest of specimens.
Down along the Chickahominy. at
Windsor shares. is located the state
Game Farm. where ". Is. Coleman.
the superintendent. IS meeting with
great success In raising the bob
white partridge Mr.. Coleman. n
native OF Amelia County. was
brought back to Virginia from South
Carolina, where he had wonderful
success in raising partridges in
captivity. Since taking charge Of the
Virginia farm. the State can boast
OF the fact that on It's game farm
more quail have been raised in cap
tivity than anywhere in the world.
Mr.. Coleman catches the parent
birds in traps. They are placed in
pens. where they mate When tnc
hen bird lays four or five eggs the
nests are robbed and the eggs set
under bantam hens. When the young
birds are ready to wean. they are
caught and shipped throughout the
State and then liberated. During the
past year 1900 birds were released
The work OF raising quail at the
farm is most interesting. Officials
who have observed the actions OF
the quail state that for the first week
or two after Matching they seem dis
imclincl to get nClnaintcd with their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
FOREST HILL LAD
is RIFLE MEDALIS1

Donald G.. Bentley. 500 North Ave-
luc' Forest Hin. was among tho
nedal winners I'm tho Winchester
uitior Rihe Corps in October accord
ne 20 announcement just made by
ne company. lie was the only Vir-
;inia medalist for the month.
burihS tho month OF October 2ll
medals wcro awarded as follows:
iihety-two promarksman, slxty-four
narksman, thirty-three sharpshoot-
is, twcnty-ono bars and one expert.
ms makes SIG medals that have
cen given for good rife shooting
urinB the past year. The orsaniza-
ion that Is doing n real Job to again
oake America nation of rIfiemen
the W. j. r. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
W. MCDONALD LEE, Commissioner
DEPARTMENT OF CAME AND INLAND EisEEaIEs
RICHMOND, VA.
VASSAR GIRLS RIVAL CAMP
IN PICKING ALL-AMERICAN
OF Course They Put Darling Sweet Flowers and Cheek
on Their Mythical Elcven-All Presidents
May Play All-Cenerals.

Fassar College girls have cmulated
waiter Camp ana picked an ALL
american team which looks like the
cats cuffs TO us. Iierc II is: Ends.
Frock. Lebanon Valley. and Dora.
Niiianova; tackles. Singer. St Jo-
seph. and Shelley. Drexcl: guards,
kollo. Cornell. and Herr, Yale: cen
ter. Lovejoy, Yale: quarter back.
CHUCK" Darling. Boston. or Judy. OF
Ohio state; half hacks. Sweet Brown
ana Flowers. Harvard; fun back.
Cheek. Harvard
The Presidents eleven will play the
Generals in a post-season contest at
Mount Alto. Pa. for. the benefit OF the
home for retired bootleggers. The
lineup OF the two teams is very i'm
prcssive. as It includes many former
an-American stars. and Z good game
should result. Presidents: ENDS.
Davis. Virginia. and johnson, Col
gate: tackles. Taft. Colorado. and
Tyler. Tufts: guards, buchanan, Ur-
sinus, and Lincoln (Newherry); cen
ter Adams. Penn; quarter back,
Harding. Pittsburgh freshmen; half
backs, Wilson state, and Jack : on.
Delaware; full back. Adams. Brown.
Generals: Ends. Butler. GEORGETOWN.
and Hancock. Iowa: tackles. McNia-
hon. Penn State. and Pickett, Villa
nova; guards, Arnold, Dickinson, and
Meade. iowa; center, King. Chicago:
quarter bnck. Jackson, Trinity; half
backs, Taylor, Johns Hopkins. and
Scott. Yale: full back, Wood, Army.
Jimmy Doughcriy. baron of Leipe--
VILE. has sent In an all-American
team that he says should be good:
for they are all good fighters 1t in
cludcs: EDhs. Mccoy, state. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
SANCTUARY SYSTEM
TO SAFEGUARD CAME,
Chain of Refugees Extend Into Every Section of Old
Domnon--NIorc Than 100000 Acres Now
Form Safety Zone for Wild Life
DY EARLE LUTZ.

and
VIII
game Off
untcrs VIII
what virginia Ia doing
of
a ~
OF
the maxi - ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
CT TO MAKE OLD DOMINION PARADISE FOR HUNTER.
RICHMOND CAGERs TRIM
RANDOLPH MACON FIVE.
Crescent A. c, Is Victorious
Over Collegians by 40-,o-8
Count.

Randolph Macon College opened
its basketball season at Ashland last
night hy losing to the Crescent \.
c. OF R!chmond. by the score OF %
to 8. Ability OF the Richmond boys
to locate the basket In the carly
stages of the contest gave them u
lead that the collegians could not
overcome.
Tho visiting team act n fast pace
IN the second period also. and ran
up twcnty-four points to two for the
home boys. Long-distarco shooting
of Jones for Richmond was sensa-
t!onal while tho work OF Holiday
also was good. Buttcrworth and
Eoane played tho best game for tho
Jackets.
The Crescent A. g. would like to
arrange some mid-weck games with
teams of fredericksburg. Ports
mouth. Newport News, Norfolk, Pc
tersburg, F'armville and Alexan-
dria. Some OF Richmond's best play
ers nre playing under the colors OF
this newly organized club. and should
furnish tho opposition some interest
ing times. All communications
should be addressed to Il. b. Jen-
nings, Care Morris Plan Bank, Rich
mond, Va.
Crescent a. c. RIM.
Belr ...... right forward. Croxton
Jones !.....l. f.... Butterworth
Hoiiaday' ..... center. ....... Roane
King 800. left guard. -. Clarke
Markham fright guard -. .Vint
Substltutions-Hard for Roane:
Kent for Butterworth; Owens for
King: Grimm for Markham: King
for Grimm. Markham for Owens
Field goals-Croxton, Butterworth
(3), Roane. Bell (2). Owens (a,
King. Jones t6). Holiday t7)t Foul
soals--CroSton. 0 out of s; Holla-
day. out of 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
THESE SIGNS PROTECT WILD LIFE
STATE tARE SANCTUARY
HUNTING Is vXsAVEy!

You hereby respectfully notified that the this land
has agreed for it to be used State Game Sanctuary the
purpose being supply haven refuge which game
wild birds Of all kinds and be at all times
absolute protection will overflow into the surrounding territory
where be taken the provisions existing laws
The maximum penalty Of $4,000 will to be imposed
Tor killing bird within the limits preserve
All persons interested in the pepeuaon Of hunting and the
conservation Of game birds should notify
Department Of violations that under their obser
walton and all Game Wardens and ExOcio
specially charged give this property their particular
Germ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Southern Billiard Champ
Fails to Post His Forfeit

Harry r. Oswald. Southern
pocket billiards champion. has
failed to post his forfeit for the
scheduled match here on January
10 with James L. Mccoy. who lost
10 Oswald two months ago. I'm
less Oswald's forfeit is up by De-
cember 10, Mccoy will claim the
title and will stand ready TO COM
pete against any contender south
OF the Mason and Dixon line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
TIGERS TIE PENN
IN SOCCER RACE.
fRv Assoclnted press !

fBy Associated Press.l
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.-The
Princeton soccer eleven today de.
feated the University of Pcnnsyl-
vnnia by 10 /, and tied the Red and
Blue team for the intercollegiate
Championship. This VIII necessitate
"A play of for the title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
New York;, New r.. p,,,c.

The Ice surface OF New Yorks
new Ice palace located at Fifty
second Street. between Broadway
and Eighth Avenue. is 200 by eighty
feet. Overlooking the skating space
are galleries running entirely around
the interior divided into twcnty-four
sections. Three home clubs and
probably collegiate teams VIII use
the building for play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
New Trnnshnn,inr E,eIa

Del Monte. Cal. has laid out n
lew trapshooting field adjacent to
Is polo Held. 1t VIII be the head
quarters Of the California Indians.
no Sportsman's Association, which
holds big tourney evory May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

what's IN 4 name? Drexcrs right
tackle rejoices in the cognomcn OF
Buckman. an Illinois end Is Anger:
spiders is an end on w. & J.: Cain.
half back on st. Johns: Gum is
center on Florida; Bone. end. at West
virginia: EndsIow. end at Indiana,
and Coutchie, quarter back at
Illinois i. J. O'DONSELI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Los Angeles Stadium.

A movement has been started to
open the new Los Angeles stadium
In Exposition Park next spring with
the annual State track and field
meet between collegiate and scholas-
tic stars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Syracuse was in the dumps until
Quarter Back Moses led them to vic
tory over tho Nebraska Cornhuskers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Harvard Begins january s.
Harvard will open its ice hockey
season with Toronto at Boston. jan
uary 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Caruso played half back on the
Chicago University team and, OF
course. made a record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
MINT Nc,r Golf Cour.e.

The British open gold champion
ship may be held over the Troon
Golf Club course. Ayrshire. Scot
land. next June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Twins on Frnciup Tenn.

Harvard has twin brothers OH It's
fencing squad. Everett Lane Is cap
tain and Edward is one Of Its clever
est opponents OF the sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Satan played tackle at Georgia
Tech and played like tho devil
against opposing teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
May Control Canada.

Toronto Hockey League ladies'
division. may extend its scope to in
clude the entire Dominion of Can
ada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Sues Forty Winners.

Peter the Great. 2:071-4, sired the
winners OF forty races on the Grand
Circuit this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

hack. Canapary. Columbia: half
backs. Ga!variski. Tufts, and weu-
s"hinskt. Lebanon Valley: full back.
Kogawic2. Susquchanuah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
NIny visit Enst Indies.

There is prospect OF an Austral-
Ian cricket eleven visiting the East
Indies in 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Jote Ray Drives Taris.
Joie Ray. champion mile runner.
Is taXicab driver in Chicago.