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U. OF VA. CANCELS Qu|NT
CONTEST WITH U. OF N. c.
North Carolina Believes Nir-
ginia Unsportsr,anlikc i'm
Calling OFF Game.
RELATIONS nEcoME STRAINED
considerable IniiEnntion Is F,prcsscd
Throughout CarnIinR institution
over Conduct of University Nuthor-
tiles fOiloWlu Ing I'rc\iuus Isrrnhs
specIal to The TImes. nisrntch. /

Especial 10 The Times piSpatch.l
tHAfEl. HILL " e.. March b
virginia has cancelled the basketball
game scheduled to be played here to-
morrow night. according to announces
nlcnt made from TIL. Office OF thu
graduate manager OF athletics Of tho
University OF North Carolina today.
Reasons for this cancellation, two
days before play. were given thar
virginia players had broken training
ANA that examinations came next
week. Carolina has played Virginia
one game on her court. ana the agree
m-nt with Virginia WAS to the effect
that he would play a return game
Win Carolina.
Carolina lost to Virginia az Char
loit"SEillc by margin OF two points
after III" game had gone into an cN.
ira period.
Considerable Indignation has hccn
expressed throughout the institution
over tho conduct OF the Virginia au-
ihoritics. coming as ii does after tn,
canC"linE Of the football game last
ta!l three days before tn" game wa.
to have h"cn played. the consensus o..
n" campus is that Virginia has shown
herself I" be unspOrtsmInlikc in tn"
whole matter. failing Ia give II good
reason Tor not playing rcEulH,
scheduled contest and then claiming
the south Atlantic championship.
Tive strained relations resulting
from the football dispute have beer
strained to what Is almost the break :
ing point. according To Carolina attn
lrto authorities.
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NEW JERSEY FROWNS ON
DEMPSEY-WILLS FIGHT

Jersey CITY March Pic N
h'Esty STAT" Boxing Commission does rnt
in"h win favor on 81 match between JIri
l,'hprrS world hgnvyw"igll, bnxirr
n,nn,mr,1n. ana Larry Wills. stellar negro
Mh!" u" action was taken 10 prnbtb,t
"'Vi l"'E such Il match IN this Star, ,hn
s- ~t'j u in'"mSn IT,, chairman. ROB-.
siHirment expressing ,hg heltef thar '",bn
n"nnr ..s'H"r"!!y were opposed To- tits
Governor Edwards in a s;a,.ncu, l.,
misht d"c'h,"d h: would permit such n
n,h'"h N New Jersey {: there was :,
hartman b"h"rty declared tina: H.. .,v.
,:"NtrhoT t.t':aTis today and Ina; III
'nN'thn. informed him h was in..r.i,
,NPF",slhG personal opinion ami I'm
t." way dld lac assume to flIs,is" nv
,"MH,N, "l the boxing commission I'M.
w"hid "aNc III: matter entirely In ,b.ir
haHdS To sound public sentiment. 80
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TAKOLA QU|NT TO MEET
PARK VIEW FIVE TONIGHT.
Independent State Champion.
ship at Stake in How
tiers Armory.
NoIA no,s ~ FINE rErrr.E
speedy Portsmouth Team scored Vie
tory an Recent visit 10 Richmond
Dn. l. the Star OF Underwater kggrc-
CATION.

Everything is in readiness for Rich
mond's biggest basketball clash of
the season tonight, when Park Wow
Athletic Club. OF Portsmouth. is
s,rchcduied TO hooi; up with the local
Takol', five at ifuwitGcrs' Arnory
with tho state independent Champiuu-
saip as the reward IL the victor.
bE an elimination process the final
mi!otment of the laurel wreath has
worked itself down 10 th.s. twu
teanls. and the contest tonight Will
hc bitterly contested. y coincidence
81 more than passing notice is that
by any independent team. cNccpi IN,
defeat each handed the other on their
respective visits L" Portsmouth and
Richmond. Park Wi-v vanUiiishcI
Takola in Richmond, while the Eola
Z L3Es rctaliatcd by administering "a
lk" n9s" on their visit to Portsmouth,.
Leading the Portsmouth contingent
VIII be found probably one OF the
most brilliant pivot men in Virginia
TO-DAY. Roland Day. captain and CEN
last visit 10 this city. gave one OF the
rn"st remarkable exhibitions Of cour,
pa! eyer Witnessed In This city. Scor-
seven points he was easily Il team in
himself. his drihblinS aud shooting
being of a sensational variety.
However, tho Park View offcnSc is
not confined 10 the ability of Day
alone fro in Epcs, cN-N. =. i. star. the
visitors have :: guard OF the running
TYP" mat icW can SurpaSS through
TINS neck of the woods. NShlIurV his
running mat, n tall and rIngy guard,
weighing l15 pounds. uses his height
ana weight to great advantage and
ordinarily sm"thcrs with ease all adj
NanccS OF his advcrsarics In *.
! forward positions. the Portsmouth in :
EhhcrS VIII display llutchins and
i'ccker. TWO fast men combining cX-
'.pt!ona! floor work with an uncauny
ability to locate the basket
rs far as tn" kichmond reprcscn
tat!Ncs ar" concerned little need bc
SAM Il Sth.E have proven time after
inc that they have II gam. team. ON.
mat can come from behind and one
mat does not know the meaning of
u,t,ai until! the final whistle has
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASH EGTpN March -Ergs-S,rlc,Iv
.Ftsh, selected. per dozen. -: average re-
''ipt'. = Southern. -.
,t''-' n"r H.. igr -: chickens S3r.ur nor
~; ~ y - Keats. yoUHg each. 81 n 50.
,p'r;ss;s'd popl;ry- Fresh.hIled. spring
r raa.'.I,9' ne, N a-G ~ hens ucr H. IS:
''B' E"ats. yornz zach 20
b!n'rt" y .S;i small. ner b. i:'a ais:
=, tg ,iii. 'tock,mcaiyyss choice. per Id.
''Is nos ner H.. Ei..
Iie,n irnitS-Aunlcs. per bbl Go-,nl! 81;
hggrr en. e?!ssh", .ii%3u2,25; Western boz
.,is,E 2 California oranges nct cr..@'
49,. y 80 Grapefruit. 55"f, TO. FLORIDA
"1ntcs t69p 500. Tang.rlncs 3.hliI:6
NH"r9stah'es-rotatces. No / Der hhl
~ 49, ner sack. aiDa - Sweet
go 5S%E,!o2 ,l",,rc", Southern. Der crSta.
'"n %. k"Tainc lettuce. lbs n so On,
Ing smsr rate. 3cai.co Spinpch per
s.""o.. 'H 5 = onions. a:r iH)-lb sack.
,u'umh"rs. : 06nspD Errulants :cr cra,c
Ss.c $500, i,ean, SOD Is, Il. b askH.'
r,E"l'S :" ~ 7, nor a.. poup.rs' ,.r .r,,r
5"ffi0i kale. I-Sn!TT '"'''
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BENEDICTINE TO MEET
WEST POINT QUINTET

Hcncdictinc Cadets journey 10 Wcs,
f"int today with confidence of Vic
tory. although their team is some
what crippled by the absence Of their
star. center, Trcsnun. who Was in
lurcd IN the gam" with Fork Union.
west lnint il expected to put up a
hard fight. as their alma mater SUI
Tered the worst defeat of the season
at the hands of the fast Richmond
cadets. Although their team has been
Strcng thcncl since their last gam,
with the Cadets. Captain Hart. of
the Cadets, is confident OF victory. as
lac has Il very reliable man Ia fll the
gap made vacant by the Illness of
Ir"Snon. ccCchin viii fill the gap
made ny the shifting OF Williams
from forward Ia center.
Thc Cadets Viii lineup as follows:
towers ana Cocchini. forwards: VIII
Hams. center. Captain Hart. Egau or
sullivan. guards The substitutes
VIII be Phil. iiaglcy and FOrlrv
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DIo,Ltii ILti>sifItD
DloiLdi ILI,cffItD
BY c. l.. and H. l.. pENOON. nc,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARM IN
HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
CONTAINING; 3G6i. ACRES.
MORE Or LESS.


l:y virtue of Il certain Iced az trust.
dated July .. 1919. and duly recorded
in the clerks office OF the Circuit
Court of Hanover county. Virginia.
paym"n; of certain notes secured
therein. ana being required so TO do
by tho holders OF same. We Will sell
by public auction. at the office OF
No. 80 North N!nth Street. Richmond.
Virginia. on
TUESDAY, MARCU :. 1929.
At / o'clock l.. NJ.
the farm described. as follows:
N that certain tract or parcel OF
land. with the improvements thereon,
III Henry MaSiStcrial District. Han
over County. Virginia. containing
5b6A acres, more or less. and being
that part OF the $50 !. acre farm
tanned BY l.. j. Elippo after deducting
the 500 acres sold ana conveyed by
MIN TO George q. Pcasc by deed dated
January 1903. and recorded in -. Il.
Of. page 5i, the property hereby con-
Vcyed being bounded on the north
by the lands OF l.. Il. law Gormeriy
part OF Dundr"). on the east by the
iahds or George {. Tease Geometry
Il part OF The orisinal farm OF Wood .
berry,. ~ .hc south by the :aiL
lands OF George &. PcaSc ana aads
OF lancy Jones (known as lilly
Farm") and on the west by the said
lands OF i-aney Jones and l.. u. Haw.
tho original farm of "Woodbcrry"
having been conveyed to the said Il.
!. Flippo by deed from Mary w.
Thomas ct ais. dated March II, 1896,
and recorded in the clerks Office OF
Hanover County. being Il portion OF
the real estate described in said deed
OF trust.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses OF
sale. any taxes due ana unpaid and
taxes for the year 1922. TO be pro-
rated. and sufficient to pay four notes
OF 100000 each, with interest from
July ., 1921. each Of said notes be-
ing subject. however. to n credit OF
$3.323.l5 as OF October -, 1921, bal
ance at one and two years. purchaser
to give negotiable notes bearing in
terest at the rate of eco per annum
and to be secured by deed OF trust
upon the said property, or all cash,
as provided in the deed OF trust un-
der which this sale is being made.
G.. l.. DENOON,
PAUL Nj. PENICK.
Trustees.
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OFFICE or THE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Richmond. virginia

r.de viii he r,rsIycI =, ~. o,Irn
tn. N!rgiuIa yt-fa Iur,.yn.. Cn,,,,i..l,.'
l!s S1u,h Third s,r.1, yl,br,,,,',t -,
uu,u - n.clors uycu Jsrib,y y.-Ih ~
!ys. Tor mo r,r1,,ur.I,r, - ~. ,Ii,e,,'
rycf,r, ,s, t,,.,t. r,r,..,-.,,
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--ris milo. Of ,.,,o, ~.,..,S,,nI,
!rr,p.Io,U rnaI win ,I..rr,,c 49,, n,, 81
.,urnlfnUs -nar.t..uI Jtisa A., F,. $3.50 AZ,
r.. US. II st.,,r ,,,,y'', s,.-
hour fu-,.i.l.,l lN %. .,,, It,.b,..
,,.Iuiulss..n,F
a 49, E,,,,, IN 49,. . t, .
oy.- S,n,,v - ~, '','.,S u. .'"H' a
MA. 10 h.. r,..1 or DO
Project lf- ra,,ve,n rrtsyiy,,t, ,,,,,,-
80 lin, ana yarunr ian nm, 80 ~.
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TRUSTEES
Auction Sale

nE WI4i yrH iMrE&YEB wE EhHN
AND 4 THEEE-KDOM TENANT
HOUSE. BARN AND ALL NEcES-
SARY OUTEUli.Dl.:L;S ~ Giles
TERRIFIED COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
NEAR DORSET'S STORE.
In execution Of Il certain decd Of
trust dated January -. l"2e, ana re-
corded in the clerks oilcc of the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county.
virginia In Deed BOOK l5s. page "a.
default having been made ON por-
ton Of the debt therein secured. and
being required by the beneficiary so
10 do. will sell by public auction.
on the premises.
THURSDAY. MARCH =. 1872.
Al O'clock l.. NJ.
the property in said deed. as follows:
All that certain tract, piece or par
Get OF land. lying and being IN Mali
chester District, county OF Chester
held. Virginia. four miles south OF
South Richmond. containing sixty
i've (55) acres. more or less. described
and bounded on north side by Goodies
fridge Road. or broad Rock Road.
east 10y Geo. Stewart. south by Dorset
and Patterson. west by W. l.. Dorset.
being IN" same land conveyed TO said
Ernest Calls 10y deed from Albert j.
Ser!naun and wife, dated January ~.
1920. and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Court of Chcs-
tcrheid County IN +. Il. los, page o..
consisting OF two traCts-unc OF forty
900 acres. more or less %. Is. ST,
page 500. and the other tract con-
tGining twenty-five t.I) acres. de-
scrihcd as follows: Commencing ut Il
pine stump on Goodies Bridge ROAD.
wh-r" land herein conveyed and the
land OF q. q. McTyrc meet. thence
down Il straight line. along Il line OF
the said MCTyre, south 20ta degrees.
west IS poles to Il stake. thence in =
straight line, nearly direct west
about i6 poles 10 "a stake. and thence
in "a straight line north. POI. degrees
east to stake in Goodies Fridge
Road slightly below Nancock'S old
stone. thence down Goodies Bridge
Road about &c poles TO beginning.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the
proceeds as may he necessary to dc.
fray the expense Of executing this
trust, including Il Trustees commits
sion of per ccntum. and to pay 4
note OF S:.li5.00. with interest at Il
per cent from January 80. 1890 AMI
to assume note for S2.l0O.Uu. due
January 10. 1923. with the interest
thereon from january 30. 1899.
I!ASKINS IiORSON.
Trustee.
CHAPLIN & CLARK
AuCtionccrS
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J. Nj. III. S. AGAIN
PLAYS PETERSBURG

John Marshall High Schools has
k"ttall team now eagerly awaits the
opportunity In set revenge for tn.
humiliation they suffered at the hands
OF IN" Petersburg liirh School i've
wh"n That team noScd them out We'd
hcSdhN In the tOCkadc city.
they are tn meet tho i;oohcr team
again this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
on the, lorar3. Mig ny. tcoprt yn1fIcy
are determined To get satisfaction in
iull. II the "JinN." which has been
accompanying the Marshallitrs ON
men trips. appears this afternoon
D." also VIII find some stiff oprosi-
there VIII he many Petersburg
ro"tcrs at the game. The cadet
corps and student body will hc th.ra
in Tull strength To chcc: the B:u.
and Whites on to victory in their
last game of the season. \ victory
TINS afternoon for the Mnrshallitos
makes them C"ntcdcrs for the state
nigh school championship.
Tn. linr.,I,,.
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trust. dated February ,. 1920 re.
corded III the clerks ofncc ui chan
;;cry Court Of Richmond. in Deed
BOOK 2os-t, page 32g, default having
'c'h made IN the payment OF Il pur-
:ioh "t the debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the bcnc-
1chary therein so To do. ! win. on
MONDAY. MARCH q 1872.
at O'Clock T.. NJ
pm the premises. proceed Ia sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land lying and being In the city OF
Richmond. Va, together with the
observation-disclosures thereon, known and
designated as Milford" on north side
III Grace street, between Ryiund and
Lomhardy Streets, and described as
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at point on the north
line OF Grace Street. distant two hum
drcd and nineteen feet TWO inches
f2lo' 2") west OF the intersection OF
the western line Of Eyiand Street
with the northern line OF Grace
Street, thence extending wcStWardly
along and fronting on The said north
Hne OF Grace Street forty five feet
ten inches (45 lOD. thence back
aorthwardly from said front nearly
II right angles and between lines
iearly parallel tthc angle formed by
Slut INV INC NV vi
line OF Grace Street along the front
" the property being IS degrees and
10 minutes) to alley in the rear eigh-
lcen feet GSD wide, being Lot *
ind small portion of Lot -" on
plat made by II. Crawford Redd az
Brother, Surveyors. dated April IA,
1919. recorded In richmond Cnanccry
court,. Fiat Book 4, pages ia and
1T, THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST or
TWELVE APARTMENTS OF -FOUR
ROOMS AND BATH EACH. MODERN
AND UP TO DATE IN EVERY RE
sPECT.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nay all
:oStS OF sale, taxes and Insurance TO
late OF sale and three notes arcre-
eating S7.b00.o0. now due, with in
:crcSt from February 9 1922: the
nim OF S23.00d.0O, with interest from
december 3, 1921. to he paid on .Juno
;. isZ2; the further sum OF Sl7.5O0.OO,
Win interest from December 10. 1921
% be paid on June 10. 1922: and the
lurthcr sum of S7.500.00, with Interest
rom November u, 1921, TO be pajd
IN November IL. 1922-ali these last
hrec amounts being secured by prior
tcnS. inc payments thereof to be as
mUed ny the purchaser, and tho resi-
Re of tho purchase money TO be Maid
- aeSh.
c. l.. DENooN.
------. Trustee.
HRVIcE ia a Dispatch Want Ad motto.
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Wanted Real Estate

lAhMS wanted. large or small For uuIc
frhuitS. 500 MeshrE. West and Timber.
ihh"' farm department. J. u. Carnes,
y sons.
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W ESfiiA NPTOH l.OIS--Sirs. e. Have,
iipscomb. 3l7 American National Buua
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ElCHMDSD Trus; Company Real E,tat
Department. Sales. rental. and loan,
Seventh and Main Street,
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GEORGETOWN WINS
INDOOR CARNIVAL
lHv Nssocintrd rrcss- l

w NSl NtIioN. March 3.-t;curE"-
town University won its twcntict' 4
"nnua! indoor track and field earn
wal her" tonight with forty-lour
POINTS. its nearest competition LctnE
the l'n'Nrrs IS % Maryland " ith Glow
rn points bthtr scores were the
'iv"rsity OF Nirciui with ia ~.
roints. New York Athletic club team
tour. Naval Academy four. lonnS Hon
kinS four. Baltimore Cross Country,
club three. ,idll"udct one. and Wusa-
ington canoe club one.
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CORNER LOT--30xlAO feet. FIith Avenue,
Highland PARK. Price. 5000 cash. J. A
Connolly a Co
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Stranger levi. REGAIN. riur

" IT n, N.NN,. NINth 5,"EI
'StrnnEirrI Lewis rcgaiucd hi.
orld'S h"avNvciGht wrestling till.
here tonight winning the second an,
third rails fro mStnnlslIus Xbysak /,
IN" second frll ia eighteen minute.
IhISHko hat he was an easy victim
IN tn" third fall which came wit.
= h"at!oCk in three minutes time
IbysHko took the FIRST fafli with .
body scissors and arm lock i'm forty,
ono minutes and ihirlN Sn,nmlS.
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y - ~ .'HII' 7I''tI'
fOK beet results list your PROMPT. with
u Garrett " Co. III. East Main 81
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PROPERTY OWNEr
TAKE NOTICE.

II you want 10 sell your property 10,
cash. list II with uh and No will do IN.
rest.
BROOKS q RICHARDSON,
hca! Estate. Loans and Insurance,
" Nurth ELHhLh Strnet-
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roo LAVE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

March .. 1879 In the ais,
year OF his age, pcyion Archer Morton
son or the late O. Summers Morton ana
l'cy'on DcRton Morton. lie IL survived
ny lhr"c brothers. John IL. Morton. Of
81. Paul MINI; James Morton, Of AT.
lanta. Ga, and Richard |. Morton OF
this city: five sisters. Mrs. William 4 .
Cuid. Of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Misses
Margaret. Elizabeth Clara and Nellie
Morton. Funeral sunday afternoon nj
$3.50 from the home, III! Grove Avenue
lnterment la hollywood. Privatc.-
DEANE-Died. suddenly. at 4O7 East Main
street. Friday, March 3. w. Douglas
Dcane. Funeral notice later
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We nav" Oh our Iist IL large number of
cash huy"!s who are ia the marke, for
lots. hpin"s and iuvcStmeUt pfopcr,iep
Can sell quickly. uu, pr.c.s must b. r.a.
hOnn Die. SNe call
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Leonard uothcrrJ Win II.rJ

sNIFN WIN, NIITEI U" It'NUN I.DUUNTtI-
sizing ~ thu hu.!n*Hs aspects rf a urn.
posed nght with Charley White In Mail.
cid"d thtt his hand won't b- w-ll iy ,h.;
t!IEc. Benny bruised kuuy!,l- az PA
MDTHu'~ hrHd in New Orleans r",-utt.
itnti.""Hhrd realizes inat 30 his hand will
"n-$ remain sore GnuI ihc "prn-air .sa.
san heftS" H. may make twice ns much
out OF the sam. match a. hv might in
the Garden, where he could collect g., Is.
500 AZ least Tor his end. II BE- now under.
stood that Leonard and Jack IIrIttnn hIys
ncrfcd 10 fight in I'll" oUcr on Decoration
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Toledo iIuwIrrs Lend.

TVI.FI'V, OHIO, Murrh I--.Out .of iOwn
howIrrs today tailed 10 d!siodgr TOl.doan.
from tbs lcadersl4p IN tn" doubles and
Singles events OF the American bowling
congress tournament \ new loader AZ.
reared In the sinelos to-day IN tho person
nf j. Stapicton, OF Toledo. who rolled ti1
:. clauScn Of Sr"rrill. y v. collected tai
Tor MS three games. giving him Third
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Snlo

BEVERLY STREET--SiI rooms and bath
electric lights and gas: 5000: good
terms. Mcdaniel. with II. 3. IIudxins
& Co.
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t%ECUIOE must in...t funds In hom, ,
ma rental property ia E.chinon! -,
ono" Answer quick. giving particulars
patch.
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HRvIcE ia a Dlspateh Want Ad motto
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BOYS CLUB RESERVES
BEAT PETERSBURG

The Boys clubs new gymnasium
last night was the scene OF "a battle
royal. which resulted In a
50 10 victory TOR the Bows
,iuh Reserves over the quIut of tho
OdiSt Church.
Though they We're closely guarded.
Jones and short, Tor the Reserves,
frequently clud"d their oppamcnl..
netting many goals. The work of
These TWO men WAS the feature OF the
contest. while TIA" playing OF sherman
ana EaCho accounts for the small
number OF goals made by the Peters.
burg lads.
Ihis ~ the third straight victory
Tor the Reserves. They have scored
" total of l"i points 10 their nppon-
'niS ~. Under the capaLl" direction
Of Coach Hancock. tn. team bids lair
TO Keep up it's wonderful work
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MISS MARIE WAGNER
WINS TENNIS HONORS
lHy AsNocintrd Press. |

NEW YORK. March 3-Miss Marie
WaSner Of this city won the
wyomcn's metropolitan indoor tennis
today. by Debating Miss Martha I;ay-
ard. OF short iIIlls. y. j.. ia the
straight sets. G-3. Ga.
In the final round OF the doubles
with Miss Lillian Scharman. defeated
Miss Wagner and Mrs. bernard STEM.
SO. Sc.
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Rain Hold. pndr.r, Indo,rs

new YORK, March After getting
under way with nine inning gunIg ycs-
ieTtay TIA" HrnulSlyn Dodgers framing in
JaSkS"nNiilc. Fla, we=- he'd indoors Fri
Gay because ih@ weather shifted out OF tho
nH6k"t AMI huEr"d down tho uluyInE field
IMrL Wheat. cHptnin OF Charley Ehhet'z
Fhii1Sh Trusaiities. mas reported for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

In execution Of certain deed Of
fruht To the undersigned trustee.
Gated June -. 1921. and recorded IL.
tho Circuit Court Of GoOch!and Coun-
~. Va. in -. ~ GO. page l5. default
having been made Ia - note thereby
secured. and being required by the
beneficiary 40 To DO. 1 VIII OVER for
talc at public auction. IN IRON, Of thr
Richmond Post Office. Han. street
Entrance. on
MONDAY. MARCH 6. 1922.
At O'Clock y. NJ.
the real cs,ate describe: IN said deed
is follows Al! that certain tract OF
sand. with the improvements thereon.
.SiAs And b=ins IN LichIHsho!e Magls-
tcr!aI district, GDuch!nu4 County.
va. adloin!nE thu lands ~ rear!
.rown"r ana others, and being ueur
"a. residence Of Sheriff Mathews. ui!d
containing go acres. more or less
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the
HNp'Usr OF tN"uutIu. this trust in
.lUG:Nc :: trustees commission of 81
inu u note for $7aa pO, win accrued
interest TINS sale being made sub
feet 70 pri"- !:c:ls Oh the aboV, land
i""r.gatiu4s 5000 90. which Viii be
assumed ~ tnc purchaser.
6. VI. HOLT.
Trustee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

ST. LOUIS. March 3.--Babr Ashe,.
hAniamwciSh' champion OF the \. L.
IT,, mas decided To Quit the rinr and
VIII enter The fur business In Glad
win, Mich, according To word re.
CciNcd today from his manager. John
S"hinn, of Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

SAVASSAii. Ga March 3-Turpon,ln".
-. salet a. receipts. y: shipments. 90
Hosln firm; sales. &c. receipts. '.cs?:
5,nni2,mcnt- 80: stock. -, Quotc: u.
- y i%1ttD O.. ~; II. i.Lvn Ei3ia
WV. = 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
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w DRY GOODS
NEW YORK March COTTON good,
were qU!et !u y~ny g",is iiu.s. with ZONE
ease reported on few constructions o.
w.!" prlut cl"'h-. Sh."tjuys are holding
steady. with Iuhnuto turing n-m - their
ash ing pTt.c, II: sam" 20, the heavier
Weights. yarns -" ~ slightly A",i.r DO
'nHnd Wool marriott ar. uUI.'. with l.-S
buying. pros1g.ug weaker prices Ia thu
81 .rL1n OF sU.n" ~ tn ioe.t. iraler+ ia "