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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW
TRINITY BUILDING SOON
Sum of $4,000 Is Now Avail.
able for Gymnasium Do
mated by Alumni.

DURHAM. y. c.. Ian. l?.-Con-
stiuction work on the new alumni
memorial gymnasium for Trinity Col
4cGc VIII start before June l. accord
ing to Alumni Secretary Il. ". Barn
ard. The sum of $4,000 is now
available. and contract calling for
the expenditure Of this amount will
he let. Meantime. Mr.. Barnard will
continue drive TO collect plcdc cs
on the building. \ general response
VIII make possible tho continuance
OF the work 10 such an extent that
the building will he ready by next
September he says. At lcas, the
foundation will be provided for in
the first contract
The gymnasium will he erected nv
trinity alumni. as a memorial TO the
twenty-five Trinity men who fell in
the world war. sums totalinE SEQ.
eco have been pledged. The board
"i trustees Of Trinity at their Oc-
ioh"r meeting made possible the be-
ginning OF work by agreeing to loan
sums M to $4,000 equal TO that pa!d
in by tho alumni. To date $50. 600
ia available.
When completed the gymnasium
VIII hc one OF the most modern build
inss %; its kind in North Carolina
Ampl" provision has been made in
the plans To care for the indoor ath-
!e'!c activities OF growing Trinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
BOXING ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION CLOSES
Place for Next Meeting Is
Left Open, With Wash.
inslon in View.
Hy Wiiiinni II. Itornp.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Ie.--prcsi.
dcht Walter II. I.isingcr, OF tho Ma
''ohai boxing Association OF tho
'h''cd states. rounded the delegates
10 the annual convention up early
yesterday. ana the business session
cainc quickly TO Il close.
me place for the next convcn,ior
WAS icft open. with Washington. ID
g. III view. The following commit
tees for the year were announced, and
TIC convention adjourned:
financc--Wi II. Rocap. Penn
savanna. chairman: II. y. Burke. New
orleans; Latrobc Cogswcll Balti-
more.
ON lcEisla,ion-I. NJ. LiGhtcap
ONO. chairman: X. ID. Russell. Ken
lucky: l.. II. Doyle. Ncbraska.
ON Investigations and trials-R. r.
burke. chairman; T.. J. Mulquccn. To-
ronto. Canada.
ON rules T.. y. McAuicy. Michigan,
chairman. W. y. Trcmblay. Montana;
+. j. Murphy Connecticut
w hen tn: business session ended
IN" h"odgatcs Of New Dreams hos
ritality opened. The delegates were
given reception at the Arcadia Club,
were taken on "A trip around the har-
Dor on the government boat Sampson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
UNIVERSITY MA7MEN CO
TO MEET WEST VIRGINIA
Charlottesville Team Will
Grapple With Mountain.
GERS Saturday Nighi
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. |

n. |
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jam 10
The first contingent of Virrinia.s
wrestling team left this morning for
us match with the University of IVES,
virginia saturday night
The team that meets West Virrin;,
VIII be a stronger aggregation than
Tue one mat suffered defcA, at tho
hands of Washington and lie, Iast
saturday night However. tho Noun
taineerS are known to have one of the
finest wrestling teams in the coun-
try. SO there is no overconfidcnce
here.
Burwell Manning. acting captain.
has trained down to ll9, the weight
at which he wrestlcd last year. and
NirSinia's hackers are looking FOR
him to defeat his man again.
Frank Watts. who last year wrcs-
tied on the Yale Freshman team. will
wrcs;ic at l"?. instead Of 143. as he
did last week. Shorty Graves will go
on again at 1879.
Great anxiety was felt on the part
of wrestling fans at the university
over the first reports OF sgd Mullins
sickness at Lexington. These were
exaggerated and he has succeeded in
coming down to the l49 class Pete
Gamble will again represent Virginia
at 17i.
sharp competition has developed
among the tifty-nincrs. Ingram. Dcanc
and Saunders being the principals
Nclms' supremacy in the heavy
weights is being actively disputed by
Gray. Il new recruit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
PlllLLlES TO PLAY IN
RICHMOND APRIL 6
lev Associa,cd prnxr

'il.A'klPlilA, PA. Jan. 10
~ Sh' 'Nh'hit"n games Will be
r'"E"d by the Philadelphia National
League club after leaving IN. train.
ms camp At L.ccshurg. Fla. Tho
>chedul" follows: April !. Columbia
; G.; April 3. Charlotte. y. G; Anr,l
I and ., baltimore at Winston SALE m
-hrrl =. Richmond, Va: April :. Hen.
Nerson. y. G.. April s. Athletics. a,
ihllad"lphia; April Q, Newark.
Efforts VIII be made to arrange q
series of games with the Washington
c!ro' which Will train at Tampa
"ameS have already been scheduled
with several Florida teams. and
others arc under consideration for
IN" training period. The players will
leave for Lcesburg the first week in
March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
DENY LEWIS SOUGHT
FOR YANKEE OUTFIELD
IRy Associated prcss1

NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-Jacob Rup-
pert. president or tho New York
American League club. denied on his
return from Chicago today that tho
club had made any offer to tho Salt
Lax" CITY club for Outncldcr George
Lewis, It's manager. who. IT was re-
ported. the Yankees were anxious TO
huy Tor $4,000. Lewis formerly
played with the Yankees
We have never had any thought
OF bringing Lewis hack to tho
hhhkccs. tnppcrt said. 81 do not
know how such storv ori,,in.tod
or how the Salt Lake CITY club came
10 make such an announcement. 1t
Is true We have been trying TO oh
talh additional ou;hcldcrs from cor
tam sources. but We have never
thought OF any proposition involving
Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
SPIDER QU|NT TO MEET
RANDOLPH MACON FIVE
Go TO Ashland Tonight for
First Of Two
Games.
TEAMS ARE ANCIENT RIVALS
Coach DObson lins Put Ills Men
Through 1inrd Practice Recently.
Which He Expects to Result In
Victory.

University OF Richmond haskctccrs
Will make their first taunt OF the
present season tonight when they
go TO Ashland for tho first OF two
games with Randolph Macon. The
Yellow Jackets will be met again by
the Red and Blue In a return game
on the Westhampton court.
Tonights contest begins series
of four battles in five days for Dob
sons team. as they engage Western
Maryland College tomorrow night in
Spiderdom. And then on Monday and
Tuesday the local university players
journey to Charlottesville and Lynch
burg for games with the strong Uni
Nersity of Virginia and LynChburE
Elks' Quints.
1t is In touight's game that the
locals meet their most ancient rivals,
and, while from comparative scores.
the Red and Blue has an edge on
the Ashlandcrs, they can look for a
hard struggle. and will have to exert
themselves TO the limit. Tomorrow
program brings to Richmond another
team OF unknown strength The
Marylandcrs. like Rridccwatcr. are
travelling in strange parts when they
invade this section
In years past tho University Of
Richmond iiv" has hold the big hand
In Spidcr-Jacket Guint battles. except
Tor III" seasons OF lHlS-la and 1870
when Randolph Macon had an cxcer-
iional!v skillful five. Last season tho
locals beat the Jackets.
Two wins In as many starts has
given III" pobsonites nm impetus
which they hope TO maintain. and
they should produce similar results
as in the Bridgewater and South
carolina contests when they meet
tonirhts opponents and tomorrow
nights invaders. Real opponents
with odds in their favor by good
MARGINS. however. will he tackled on
Monday and Tuesday night in Vir-
Ein:a and the Elke.
Coach pohson will naturally star,
the Guint that has worked in IN.
,wo o'her contests. In these two
Eam"s no has played hu, six mon
toWlli being the only substitute 10
get into the fray. The I'VE tina, viii
nc counted on % bring home a vic
,orT tonight viii he Zierl.r and
rraE' forwards Carlton. center. and
nethei and Allen. guards Randolnh.
Macon VIII Usc J. Scott and Crox,o,
~ forwards; u Garner at center. ana
scout aud Clark at guards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

PARK VIEW BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS TAKOLA OUTFIT SP(

ana had sight-sceinS trip through
the city. ending At tho Fair Grounds
race track. The municipal committee
or The Louisiana State Boxing Conn
mission was the host at a BANQUET I'm
honor or tho delegates. j. Nevin
oBryan acted as toastmaster, and
addresses were made by Rudolph
Wcinncman. Thomas V. Craven.
colonel l.. Sullivan and Walter
Couuillc.
The delegates left for their homes
TO report To their respective Statey
aud cndcavor tn bring into this fola
every state which lcgalizcs boxing. II
is to be nation wide movement, with
tho uni!ication Of America as It's OBJ
Jet for the hcalthful ring sport
NCopyriEht. 1877. Public Ledger Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
T|DEWATER QUINTET
WALLOPS LOCAL FIVE
Takola Loses to Park View.
of Portsmouth, 20
TO 10.
DAY STARS RON VISITORS
Center Gives Great Exhibition at Ex-
pensc of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Domiu-
ION Bont Club Team Here Tonight
Snmc Starts nj y =. VI.

fark View Athletic club. of Ports
mouth, conquered the highly toutcd
Iakola quint. of Richmond. last night
III the Howitzcrs' Armory by the
score of 20 to ID. and placed itself
IN the lead for the independent bas-
1ketball championship OF Virginia.
composed OF the cream of Rich
( mohd's basketball talent, Takola was
thought TO have the edge on their
rivals. and would win by Il safe mar
Sin. When the first half ended. the
most ardent supporters of the soft
drink team began to sit up and take
notice. for their iavorites were trail
ihS the visiting Aggregation, the
score being 10 to 2.
IL WAS great night for Day.
rms briefly tells the story of how
the visiting team defeated the local
outhi. Day is center on the Park
view five. and II right smart basket
paiI player. lie accounted for TWEEN
~ "i the visitors points and would
nave defeated the Richmond team
n"u 'he other members OF his uuint
pech unable To move. Tile tail com
Ter covered considerable ground and
eFaded the guards OF the Richmond
Huiht :" effectively that he Gagged The
'"'t nine times from the court.
Dh!'s Work Remarkable
LAY $ performance could he termed
vi" 'cIouS. and one would not do him
justice. His ability to shoot tho
sphere through the iron circle wns
hhcahny. one handed shots :, sbnr,
Instance from the basket. and LONG
s"''s from past the middle of tho
'""l.' were included in the rcpcr,oir.
,n's resident Of Underwater. Dav
we annette director OF the Ports
q
mouth y. NJ {. A..
Close guarding of both team,
inc outstanding feature nf m. n,,,
:" me hrst half Of the game. as ,h.
e OF 10 To will show. Rom
H"'h,s We're cautious and would mo-,
'ne opposing forwards get awn,
'Aoia switched its linc-up a, RI,
v. Oh The second half. sendinr
10 'oii 10 center to replace HolI,-
"'E ana Lccch 10 Wharton's nosi,in,
' inward The switched proven
disastrous for the local team as
ARK View added sixteen points IN
US String in the second half. whiI.
MOI" could register but seven.
Meet Hont Club Tonight.
lak"Ia VIII play the old Dominion
Boat Club five tonight in Tho Howi,'
"ers Arm"ry at o'clock The game
VIII be preceded by a contest between
'hc Fedora! Reserve team. OF this city,
and the charlottesville Y. NJ. G
Inc Old Dominion team comes from
Alexandria and has a we'll balanced
outht. according To advance informa-
lion,
Lineup ana summary OF last nights
game:
Takola Position Park vicw
forward. Nj Hutchins
W har ton. forward Epcs
ma,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
SPORTS
Frisch Signs Contract
With Big Salary Increase
IRv Associated rress1

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Erank
triSch, star intieldcr OF the Ma
tionai League club, today signed
iwo-Near contract at substan-
tal salary increase. which Vice
president John McGraw stated
would make him one of the high
cst-Salar!cd players in baseball.
The amount WAS not made public.
The New York Nationals will
leave for the San Antonio train
ing camp on February Is and will
start training March /.
PITCHERS Phil Douglas and Fred
T"ncy and Shortstop Dave Ban
croft VIII start training at Hot
Springs, Ark. the middle of Feb
ruary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
REFEREE IN BOUTS TO
BE NAMED BY BODY
icy Associated Press ]

CLEVELAND. ONO. Jan in-No
more VIII promoters or managers Of
boxers name the referees to onicIa,c
IN bouts here. All referees will be
appointed 10y the Cleveland boxing
Commission, and will he held account
able To that body for the way the
bouts arc conducted. according to an
unofficial announcement.
Maximum admission prices Of 81 for
amateur and 81 for professional bouts
have been tentatively fixed. This
scale probably will he augmented in
the case Of a championship event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
UNIVERSITY BOXERS TO
MEET W. & l.. TEAM
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Jan. 10.
Saturday right will be q historic
one in III" history Of athletics at the
University of Virginia. Not only will
it mark the resumption Of athletic
relations with Washington and Ice
University in Charlottesville, some
thing long desired hy many friends
of Virginia, but also the first APP
pcarance OF a boxing team represent
ing tho University Of Virginia in in
tercollcgiatc athletics.
Nothing definite has been settled
as to the team that Will represent
Virginia on this occasion, hut it is
hardly secret that Coach I.anpiGan
Will put Captain hubbard at li5
pounds, and John Clark as heavy
weight. Falk at ll5 seems to be cx-
pcrienccd other men showing M
we'll are I.ylcs, Attcrhcrry. ut 1872: y.
l.. liusscy, II. Davis, NJ. l.. Goldstcin.
W. +. Davenport. -. II. Sprunt and
/. i. GUY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Chnrl",,csvilI. IL. 8. Loses.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WoobRERRY FOREST. VA. Jan
IT, charlottesville High School los,
harH-i"HGht game Of basketball to
N""Hh:irN Forest here today Of a
tcor" OF 81 To TO- The game was fea-
'ur"d by the remarkable shooting Of
cobb and Mouutcastlc. and the spien-
did d"fcns" of the Woodbury. team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
For norsc.hoc-pitcb,nr 1.,,,.

j. PETERSBURG, FLA. Jan. Ia
"c !"uFth annual tournament for
w h"FS"Shoc- pitching championship
OF tho United states will hc held
here beginning February 30, accord.
ing 10 an announcement hv J. Todd
tIow"rs. president Of the National
Association OF Horseshoe Pitches
The prize list viii aggregate $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
To uold intercollegiate Tourney.

ATLANTA, GA. Jan. l9.-Thc inter
collegiate basketball tournament to
he held here February 24-2S, will he
the largest gathering OF college bas-
kctball teams in the South. accord :
ing TO information reaching here TO-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

Summary: Goals from court-Whar-
ton. 4: iiolladay. Woodward. Day, .:
w. HutchinS. >: Epes. Foul goals
Woodward. out Of S: Day. out Of
{. Suhstitutions-Wh Wharton for lIol-
laday: Lcoch for Wharton: /. Hut
chns for AShburE: NJ Hutchins for
Lawrence, Lawrence for AshburG;
Ashhurg for l.. Hutchins. Referee
Gooch.
Iron County register., 1922-03-23

Republican rule. The people are
awakening, the verdict will be against
the party in power.
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
The Bootleggers.

On furtive feet along the street in
darkness they are going; from stew
and slum they bring the rum that
keeps the boneyard growing. They
make their rye of poisoned lye, of
rough on rats their brandy, and he
who drinks is wise, methinks, to keep
coffin handy. They fill their watts
with old dead cats when they would
make sour mashes; and one small
drink will put gink in line for dust
and ashes. They make their gin OF
rusted tin and upas leaves and granite,
and he who sips curls up and skips
from this our well-known planet
They make their booze from cast off
shoes brought in by vampires ghost
", and he who quaffs finds epitaphs
the goods he's needing mostly. Ah
when you swig bumper big Of boot
leg rye or bourbon, your works vii
split, you'll throw fit no doc can pul
a curb on. You'll bite the chair and
| fall down stairs and start rough
house ready, and when you're through
the coroner true will sit upon YOU
body. Few, few escape the shrout
land cIape who drink the bootleg mix
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
Mr.. Harding's Continuous Vacation.
missouri state Journal !


Mr., Harding is in the South on a
new vacation" He paid his income
tax and set out for Florida, where he
and his party will recreate. He is 60
ing to Alaska in June, 80 it is said,
and each weekend after he comes
back from Florida will have divert
ing feature. Apparently the Presi-
dent is not overly concerned about
she !egi slative status of things at
w Washington He is not worrying
over the bonus, or the sales tax, or
the tariff revision-now a year over
due, the depression of business, the
decrease iu income tax receipts for
the coming year, the abnormal cost
OF government, the discomfort that
prevails throughout the country, the
fact that seven hundred thousand
veterans of the w World War are out OF
work and that bank and business fail
ures become weekly more numerous.
The President is an "average man."
he does not worry.
1t would seem that he would remain
in Washington long enough to find
out what he might do to settle the
coal strike, due April first. 1t would
appear that he might have some con-
Germ over the desire of Congress to
adjourn that "fences" at home might
be repaired. But he let's more of these
things disturb. He is not even bother
ed over the plight of Mr.. Lodge and
the four power treaty, The Presi-
dent proposes to play some more.
None will begrudge the President
in rest and physical recuperation, but
it must be said that he plays more,
accompiishes less in official activity
and wanes faster in influence upon the
country's thought than any President
we have lad in many years. He must
have in mind the idea that the seven
million majority of 1920 will last for
ever.
Here is where the President is due
for an awakening.
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
IRONToN MO. THURSDAY MARCH %, 1922

ment for the gentleman from Ohio to
make in the face of the statement OF
the President that next year, the fiscal
year of 1923, the deficit in our treasury
will amount to over s167, 100000
Mr.. Byrns stated that every one
agrees that the 1928 deficit will.
amount to $3.50, 900, 900, and that the
Secretary of the Treasury says it will
amount to $500 900, 900.
After calling attention to the regu-
lar annual appropriations for 1922,
amounting to $3,771 ,5l4.01, and to
the deficiency bills, two passed and
one pending, for 1922, making total
deficiency of 1854, ,24s, ,O53.64, and also
to the Presidents proposed ship sub
sidy or bonus of $4,000 900 annually,
Mr.. Byrns continued:
'The best answer that can be made
to the gentleman from Ohio in his
claim for economy is to compare the
appropriations made for the fiscal
year in the regular annual appropria-
tion bills with the estimates submitted
by the President and his Bureau of
the Budget for the expenses of the
Government during the next fiscal
year. The President and his Bureau
of the Budget asked Congress to ap-
propriate for 1928 the sum of $685.
917, 1924 53. The outstanding and un-
answerable fact is that the appropria-
tions requested by the President for
1928 are $s7, OF ,410 81 more than Con-
gress appropriated in the regular an
nual appropriations for the year 1922,
Does that speak for economy? Does
that show that this Congress and the
Republican administration have been
praeticing economy? Does that show
that the Budget Bureau, so highly
complimented by the gentleman from
Ohio, had been functioning as the
people of the United States would ex-
pect it would function?n
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
Republican Prostration and Democratic
Prosperity.

=
Contrasting the Republican admin
stration with the previous Democratic
administration, Senator King (Dem.,
Utah), said:
Business men are discouraged and
will not incur the hazards following
extensive borrowing for improve
ments and development. Men having
money to loan are afraid to invest in
corporate securities or stocks in in
dustrial plants. The Republican party
has thrown the entire country into a
panic, and those who have money for
Investment compete for securities
which are tax exempt. This has
brought municipal and State and Ma
tionaI bonds to high levels.
ssInstead Of there being competition
for business investments, there is
competition only for tax-exempt se-
curities and for jobs by the hungry
and starving workingman. If the Re :.
publican Party is to be credited with
the rise of Liberty Bonds, it must be
credited with the fall in agricultural
lands and products.
aWhen the Democrats we're in con-
troll of the executive and Legislative
branches Of the Government cattle
and sheep and all kinds of agricultur-
al products possessed value, and their
production and sale brought pros
perity to the farmer and to the live
stock men. The manufacturers. and
and, indeed, all classes, have seer
their property values vanish, the la.
borer has seen his wages reduced, the
Iowners Of industrial stocks have seer
them In many instances wiped out
These conditions have occurred nndel
| the present administration.
"It is time for an appraisement 0
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
Leader or Servant?
fSt. Louis Post-Dispatch.) J

81. Louis PoSt-D1Spatcn.)
Mr.. Harding, it seems, is no. ir
Florida solely for rest His absence
from Washington, with such crltica
affairs in the balance as the arms con
ference treaties and thu bonus legis-
lation, though ostensibly vocational
has graver purpose. The President
according to rumors from the South
resents the assumption Of Congress
that he is : waveriDg, easily infiuenc.
ed person who will yield to whatever
demand Congress makes. The situa.
ton, it appears, has been brought te
climax by Mr.. Fordney's conduct in
going confidently ahead with bonus
measure which the president coulc
sign only at the humiliation of re-
versing himself.
In short, the President is confront
ed with the problem of determininine
what his attitude towards Congress
must be. In graciousness and urbanity
he has not failed, but the policy itsel
seemingly has failed. Must he turr
about face? Must he lay aside tac
and take the initiative? Where mus
the administrations g leadership lie-ir
the executive department or in Con.
gress? Must Mr.. Harding personally
seize the reins and do the driving OF
must he yield to Congress and suffer
the verdict OF weakling?
Iron County register., 1922-03-23
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