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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Amateur Boxing Tourney Is Planned
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Football at Half Way Mark Today

by EARLE LUTZ

Is facing what conch Dobson ronsid-
ers the second strongest team on the
Spider schedule. Furmau is one OF
thu ranking clcvens Of its section
this season. and il the Spiders hold
To close score they Will be graft
fed. although the entire team is go
ing to Grccnv!lle determined 10 play
an offensive. and not a defensive.
game. entirely. The Dobson shift
may FOOL the Hurricane.
There will be considerable inter-
est in the Maryland Carolina game.
Richmond hold Maryland To a score
less draw, and tho College Park team
mas lost to Princeton by II score
larger than that mndc hy the Tiger
against Virginia. The Mary!anders
are Yet TO battle Yale. which defeat
ed Carolina.
V. NJ. /. after its defeat OF Virginia.
hopes for a win over Carolina State.
hiCh held the Cadets 10 IL. las,
year. state has lost TO Washington
ana i:c and to Carolina both 10y
close scores.
Ia the South the most importnn;
gam" OF the day is tho Notrc Dame
Georgia Tech meeting at Atlanta
The Irish have one OF the ranking
teams Of IN" Middl. West. and :, real
haiti" should hc tho result when tho
Golden Tornado is bearded In It's
own den.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
INDIAN TENNIS TEAM
PLAYS COUNTRY CLUB
Match Will Start at 3 O'Clock
on Courts at West
hampton.

tn" william and Mary tennis team
VIII play tn" Country Club netmon
this afternoon At 3 O'Clock Oh the
Country club courts.
The colleIians have strong team.
and. no doubt. VIII give "A good ac-
count of themselves.
The Country club team VIII he
made up from tho following men: II.
T.. bickel. P"ytou Fleming, T.. l.. Rice,
Cecil. j. Il. kobb. 4 Cary. Jr
Cecil. r. Robh. \. Cary. Jr
Tho women's tournament IS making
progress. Results OF yesterdays play
were:
Miss Penelope Anderson defeated
Miss Mary Horsley, SO. S-l
Mas Elizabeth Warren defeated
Miss Mabel Lloyd. ell 6-l
Miss Elizabeth Warren defeated
Mrs. Hugh Dabnay. 81. GO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
AT Laurel

,.Fits; race-6 furlonrs Scarlet Bucl.r
!ossNr. lis tfoncoJ. ssi ~, second r"n,i
W,nk"Shsrrr, iii ,cnllnhan). 500 ,hir'i
Tine. lis w"odnower and sylvan Spring
Second rnc". mile -Toeile.. 100 CMc-
,Ab%o 4 z" 49, s5 200 hri! @eY;nIs 70,
1Sna wn"d). 5,7S. third Time. "a Rae.
,er hl"msii TIN CASSIDY, Grac" Fog
IAN '"iiIne. Welcome Stranger and Flu
Third rae. -, furlonss blue Hawk. lis
~ lMarncilD; 3I", go, second Evelyn
los Ros,e H.. Lady Miyra. I Pcrs.ste lps
"I En,,r nhd Sea Tns also ran.
10: tMarineliD, t.io, $50, second Irish Ris.,
larndo, ana Dnks John also ran. ''
wDlD, s,:, 80. 500. dr~, Wrai;M. i0i t 'Si
Ia ii2l $50, second, Hidden J.wcl.
FH,h, Fly NMI sun ,ninl il also ran
ner 10, tMci.aner. "a .. i7'so. 800. Gr.::
: =: ,egSnd. Gs,liSani, II cnarnSsi ~.
bun. The Gag. Fhalaris. Miss F 'ii'iii e
tan" Waukeag. Little ia and DARK Horse
sT.e"iS rs own anA 3 Ks,ns'
iissory. los 'Emarwood,. so. 30. mrs rs
Time. q? 2-S. Hutchinson. DcckmAtr.
ftnia, rinrl!ng Lady Xeus Cominandrr.
our birthday. Br!5cd Voter and Dr. Jim
also ran.
First rnce-G furlonrs r!ckctcr Jos: RrN
lance, 10. Syrihhlo. 10; Segcvia. IN
'omika. Ito. winner Take All, III, PEN
III S&tf''h 1 Ss';ar Ttme T"'' is i
second ce-rnll.- .Iohn Morrill,. lco
los 'Molh" naru"s. COS, Epcrinite JOS
Penelope. 10, -Tidinrs Jos. .Whalcb"n-.
II SAM" nahy. III; old Sinn"r. III.
,,,harl"s CraiGmiie. IL, Lads Love. III,
Third racc-a rurIongs S,o,o. aS. Good
T!m"s HS Dinnn Care III; Missionary. ~.
rrui.ry. ilj iiUdur. rs. on watch "a,
Fourth race milo Amber. To-, val,Gor.
los Mise smith lOa Daniel. 100. Rucado.
l", e. carol. III, Nj own, III. d Nict,
~. Ratio. Nt, cherry Yi". lie. Mar
,!nsaie, ~: n"emonr ~ sally. Alley,
: 'osd"u entry. l. Gr""utres stab" entry
quincy stable entry Wilson ami sal
r.rh race The. Washington purse So
o. sddsd mile ana quarter slippery
E.m e. Polly Ann iH. Orcauio. zoe.
$etns. lo5. Paul Jones. l'f. Captain Al
coch. 10 Lucky Hour 30 Paragon. II.
il. Er'erminator !a.
sixth race mill and seventy yards 1.-TWO
F"I'h"rt. o.; 'bunv"Cbp. 95 'l'6 81 ora F.
Swain, i04 saddle and Roots !o7. I.un"'-
seventh ract-nilc and quar.'r Freely
Sn.csy. Is H"l.n AKIN iol DARK Horse.
lo2 MOODY lC2 con nigh. l0'. Dolly 9 .
lot. 'Ka, h"rlnc RANKIN. la' Johnny
.Flve, pounds apprentice allowance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
RICHMOND IS HOPEFUL
WITH VETERANS BACK
Red and Blue to Present Solid
Front in Crccnville
Meeting.

Hopeful of putting up a good scran
against tho powerful FurInan team
this afternoon. the University OF
Richmond Spiders left for Grcenvillc
yesterday afternoon at 3:i5 o'clock,
accompanied by Coach Dobson. grad
uate and student managers, DR.. Pitt
aud Esau. tn" squad trainer. All OF
the Red and Blue veterans we're in
good condition. although several have
missed recent practices on account
OF minor injuries.
II the Spider defense Is working
like 1t did against Maryland. and the
offensive tactics, which bati'ed V,r-
Einia for three quarters Of tho game.
arc In evidence. the contest should
b" fast one. Tn" onenHo has hccn
greatly increased by the addition Of
new plays. and the Improvement in
speed and execution of the regular
straight football tactics from the
pohspn sniff; formation.
Assislant Coach IA BAILEY Will
take squad Of twenty OF his rat
grid mon up to Blackstone Military
Academy for game th!s afternoon.
and the freshmen "lcveu is hopeful
clui"s defeats at tn" hands az John
Marshall ana Mack ritJs Fork
Union eleven. Tho rats" have one
win 10 th"iI credit. Thcy emerged "a
tn" prep eleven iortcitiug tho gaun.
IN" Iino-up to start ngalnss Black
stun" viii probably be: Bowd"n. I"ft
end; McClunr. left tackle. IIvls<~ left
guard. Roper. center. Calvin. richt
guard: Bate. right tackle; Crcarh,
right end. southwark. quarter back;
Mahau"y a,d NcC"rkl", halves. VII
sky, fun back Others TO b." avail
ab!c will include Gibson. ocnt"r. Pur-
wear tackle. Riley. quarter and
'raf'. full, along Win KAY. J"'"r.
Hicks ana NsSiFtan, Manager BriE-
TOYS. III" team viii be IN" strongest
aEEr"ration yet presented by tho
rats as no freshmen mad" the Fur
man trim In" to the one-y"ar rulc
obtaining tncrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
WEST-END GUN CLUB
HOLDS FINALS TODAY

Finals Of the West End Gun Club
Will be held this afternoon ON tho
clubs grounds. Three events are
on the program, the feature being
yardaco handicap affair Of ff,y
targets for the News Leader Gun Tho
second event is for the cahcl Gun
under the same conditions The
third event will he for towing cups
oHereG ny the Jefferson Hotel. Rue
ger Hotel. Nowlan Company and \.
Y. Waddey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
GEORGIA IS WINNER
FROM OGLETHORPE
IRv Assnclatod rress |

ATHENS. GA. oct % The l'ni-
vcrslty of Georgia. clcvou dcfc>srL
orlcthorpc. 20 % 6. hero this aTtcr-
noon. Two OF the Hull Dogs touch
downs came from Intercepted for
ward passes by Joe BENNETT mud POST.
Whd ran NOR" Than seventy wards
Naur"r also scored for DrIcthprl",
when IA" picked the ptEskiu on, az
h" air and carried II thirty-Gv. Yards
IN tho second period. ogl-thorpc
fought stubhurnly. frcuu"u,iy throw =
ing Georgia players for losses. but
was unsuccessful in stopping -
open field running of tho Athens
pIi r"rS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
JET AND SWAMI
TO DEFEND TITLE

a, the Recreation tonight at 7:3o
o'clock CAPITALS Jctt and Sammy
Swami, the new city tenpin cham
p!ous, who wrested the title from
Harris and Harbee last week. Will lie
called upon 10 defend their title
against Harry Holdings orth and
Nike NeaSy IN a special 1ye-Eame
total pin match. As all four OF the
coutsS taIts have been hitting the
hig naples IN nnc style Of !ate IL
is cNp,eiei mat tho ultimate result
VIII remain Ia doubt up TO the last
fran. 81 INC anal game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
SAINTS co TO DRAW
WITH WASHING 0N|ANS
Tie Game Played Between St,
Chistophcrs and ST.
Albans.

ton, s. Adams Of Washimgton. and
81 1hristopher's. of W"S'hampton.
fouEht 10 Il 6-to-s staads'iil -.
christoph"r's scored in the carly
stages %; the fray. Hpbsun going
through center for "A short gain after
IN" ba had been brcush, down the
Held for nfty yards on q varied as
sortnent Of plays. Try for goal
failed.
st. Adams and s., christopher
hoth Gs"d tn" forward pass To good
advautar" Several times each team
threw scare into tn" other with
long and snort h"hv"s across tho
iinc, or far out toward IN" siG"lines.
The "ntir" 81 Chris,oph"r's back
hcld played hard and consistently.
Jnmers"n Was able TO break throur d
tho Interference r"peniodiN and
made som" h"autjtui tncKlcs. TN"
offensive work -; Harris was some
Of tn. clcV"r"St seen in local prPp
circles THIS season Hobs"u mad.
several long gains. and played a
bang up game ON tn" defensive. ScEar
chugL. one forward pass that uottch
'hirty-Hv" yards during tho last three
In ~" line. Enrlisn stood on, for
s.. G. S. ~" got int" q majority o.
the line plays. and WAS "a d"adls
iackler. Brown played s'"Hty game
Wells, IA" dimiuufivc loft end for
St s. spoiled several plays for
Twice - \lbpn's hai an oppor
tuni,y 10 score once ,hoy we're Sue.
c"Ssful that coming I'm tho latter
par, 80 'hr second auar',r. when
'hatrcld, = Albau's right half. vent
ono yard through center for tic
Jailed ON tn" second opportuuity 70
score an orSid penalty lost nv.
yards. and 1ht'i".d Gropped hack 70!
It lropkick. TINS hncwIs. failed.
'fh. linl-r,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Thieves Get. Drug. nj Louis,

All narcotic drugs in the estab-
ishn'ni 90 the Warren Bailey drug
store. at Louisa Courthouse, were
stolen Wednesday night. II was re-
ported 10 Federal drug inspectors Of
h''hn"nd yesterday Warnings is-
1l'H several DAYS ago 10 druggists
'h"' an narcotics ne kept securely
stored because ~ tho number mf
snch burglarics were repeated vcs.
terday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

NEW YORK. oct. Frank
Frisch. star second hascman Of the
worlds champion New YORK Giants.
is I" he married November to Miss
Ada Lucy, II beCam, known TODAY.
They have been ENGAGED for "a year.
The couple plan Ia tour tho New
England states on their honeymoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

N!-W IDKk, Oct. tT"-A sTtUatI0u
unique ID Gotham ring annals h..
vslupei today when :, became Enoy. n
mat Joe Lynch. pantamS, eight ,ham-
p!pu. has been barred tcuyriarIl
from hoNing at Madison Squar. oar
aen by the New YORK state A'hI..I,
Commission as = result uf his rtr.r'
poor showing there in match nsrh
Joe MnlI. hf Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
tNy Associ;.tcd rrcss.l

PHILADELPHIA oct. 27-Ralph
Grc.uleaf. OF New York. national
pocket nilliard champion. outclassed
Kenny Allen. OF Kansas CITY. Mo
tonight in their second block Of the
challenge match for tho title. Play
ended with the score standing Green
lear. $40: Allen. i2I. Grccnlcaf mad.
1872 points tonight and Allen -. Tn"
high run WAS. Grr"nlcaf -. ton uf
which. however, came from an uu-
finished run last uight. The u"N'
hiGh was the champions - In the
thirty iifrh inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

NAV IDIiE I"t. = no football
tcaiE % the CITY college % %eN
YORK mas "a different captain every
came. Tradition has ~ thar only a
senior may be elected CAPTAIN. buj
frust cf tu4S year team arc sopnU-
Hores 80 senior member IS regard
"a as an nLtsiiuG!HG payer. There
ore, dinercut acting captain is
.M.s.m foI eaDM gaine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
CENTRE TURNS DOWN
POST SEASON CAME

DANv1lLE. KY Ort .;.Nnuaurr.-
iEcnt was mad" here today TINT Ccn,r.
t"l!"I" football team would J"cliro n"
'omin"ic" fnr Il uos' s.asou f1oiha.l game
MIN ih' IH.N'TSiiN ~ .NTiapu, oI.,'u
college authorities wCr" quoted az S,v-
ing 'h"v woni abide bv the ugw -urr
81 IN" southern lnirrco.l"g!1'r Athletic
Association. which fugbids post season
games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Swimmer. Going Abroad.

-. 7 FIN NNEUDIHi" T'rUS@.
NEW YORK. oct 21.-t:rrtruaa
EdcTl" and Helen WalnwrIght. YOUTH
iul aquatic queens az the Wumcu's
swimming Association OF Sew YORK
In ali probability VIII accept an in
viiali"n 10 tour Groa, britain aud
sweden ncNt June. II was said to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Greb Wins by Il. q.

PROVIDENCE, r. L. oct. ~
Harry Grcb. American light heavy
weight champion. Knocked out I.arry
Williams, light hcavywcight title.
holder Of New England. and chal-
lenSer for the national crown. I'm the
fourth round OF a scheduled twelve
rOl:md hour al NlarinNillc imni.hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Miss COLLECT, Cot. prc.nn,

iH'N l'tNtF. X. l.. oct. 27.-Miss
'i'nnh '"ll"tt. the la-ycar-oid holder
n' IN" "oman's golf championship 81
~" hlt'd states. was the guest Of
NOR" than 300 representative citizens
81 Rhod" Island at a dinner last
X Sh" was presented Il diamond
NtuNlcI wrist Maich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
10 Sncnk nj 81. .Inhn,.

Rev r Cary Montague. Ep.s.5,a.
cry missionary, VIII address tH.
Mems Bible Class ~ 81 Johns ~
cops! Church, Twenty-nfth ana Prona
streets, tomorrow morning at it
t.ripch. All members ar" urged 3.
be PRESENT as are She women 81 IN.
.hG:cn. who are especially invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
GINS Lo>cs nm I.nuI.

= Y v ' Vt 81 7 sNtTN TVF.
NEN YORK. oct. 27.-kid Palmer.
ot Philadelphia. won on foul to-
night from Panama Joe Cans Colorcd
middl"woicht champion. In the sixth
round Of their scheduled twelve
ROUND bout at the Rink Sportinl.
,Iuh. fr"oklyn. Palmer outwe!ghcd
Cans by ten pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Delaware I, Fleet Cb,m,

NtW YORK oct. p The fnoihsil ,car,
VA" l"f"Hi"d the eleven of inc ha,tle-
1In,,Ti, M""ly'hnd IL &" : N q contest 10
~ lH' IN" cht'nV.oUs ship "f the Allan, =
Fleet h"r" to!av The TWO teams 49,
IN" survivors 90 an eiinlna, ion tournn.
'm'NI ~" "IcN"nS II all the shiI :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Gel Mnmrn.s Pin TitIr.

At the Recreation Yesterday afternoon
Mrs Ramlcit and Mrs. Toe pieisch won
the city womcns terpip doubles 'itl.
whom they defeated Mrs. George Herbert
ami MIS- Ed. Firtsch in sEecial nve-
won 10y only thr"" pins. the winners to-
,A-lng laSy 20 their onpnnents a1s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

litriSlon 10 nplu an amateur boN
ing and wrestling tournament to
which the public will be invited. has
been reached by the directors OF the
Church i'm Athletic Association in
lieu OF tho matches which have been
prohibited by police authorities for
alleged violation Of tho anti-prize
fight laws. The directors feel that
boxing is 4 sport that viii he legal
ized soon. particularly as the lead
inc colleges and universities are tax
inc il up. and II Is felt that the sport
loving public here is entitled to
whatever II can Toe legally offered.
Tho Eas, End organization. through
strictly amateur talent. hopes to
gain n sustaining membership that
VIII permit II to continue the great
rccrcati"nal program which it has
church i'm. II the tournament is a
success an effort viii l.. made to
bring the college boxing and wr"st-
ling teams here for an entertainment
open {" the public.
Another athletic event being
planned by the Church I'M club is
- track meet nj either the Blues or
Grays' Armory on November &c. All
ORGANIZATIONS will hc invited To par
events for women.
sale Of tn" Richmond franchise ia
the Virginia League 10y James /.
Grass aud Henry E.hcl has h."n an
iiCipHtcd. and a deal is now In prog
rcss. Roth OF tn" present owners
have experienced two or three lean
seasons. and dn not care 80 try this
experiment next ycRr with re-
duCcd salary limit L. threaten the
class OF baseball To bc offered the
public. The new owners. g.; is re-
ported. Will lease Mayo Island Park
Tn" halfway station in tho foot
hall season will he reached today. II
Virginia teams. with tn. Cadets
meeting North Carolina state at Nor
folk and tho Spiders taking on the
strong t'urman Purple Hurricane. AT
should not have great dinicuity with
catholic University. HOPKINS and
| Virginia viii battle at Baltimore
without the result having any effect
! on tho South Atlantic title. The
Generals have sct-up in Lynchburg
From playing standpoint, the
gam" in Richmond will he one OF the
most interesting ones in this section.
| The William and Mary OUTFIT should
| draw a big crowd. due To the prox
| unity of the collor" 10 Richmond
m"ud boys "u the iiampd"n- Sidney
team makes the Tigers almost a local
hcgr"ratiuu. When TIA" Indians and
! Tigers meet tn" fur is bound 10 ny.
In Furman. Richmond I'nivorsity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
INDIANS MEET TIGERS HERE--- SPIDERS OFF TO
ROANOKE IS WINNER
OVER KING COLLEGE
Two of Seasons Leading Scor-
ing Machines Have Hot
Battle.

ISpsciai to The Times m!rispatch.l
Tomatoes will rage no more. with
their line torn and battered by til.
riunuing Maroon backs. aud their
attacks shattered against Roanok s
mighty line. King Coll,E" went down
In defeat before tn. Roanoke college
MaroonS this afternoon 10y tho score
OF 20 To II in one OF the mos; thrill
ling battles ever witnessed on Col
lcge Field here.
With only SIX minutes to play. thu
Roanoke goal line from the center
Of the field in "a last effort Ia staNc
off defeat. only to have il fail when
Caldwcll intercepted a pass. standing
on his own goal iinc.
Roanoke completely PLAYED tho
visitors OF their feet in the first half
and gained at VIII through the line
and around the ends. Pass after
pass was successful coming from
split formations. running formations
ana Kick formations.
In The second hal. King College
started brilliant offensive. sweep
ing through the Maroon like j, was
made of paper. and FinnciroCk and
sharpe were pushed across for the
two t"nch6o"ns. Roanok" hrar"d
ana. IN series of linz smaShvs.
pierced the King defense for the last
touchdown.
Lineup:
Roanoke. Positions. King.
tt'lllff l.. ls.IftIfnI,
Potter ...l. S,,ruIl
White ....1. g.; :i,zr,r,lI
Logan ........ .C.. Sw,usn,
Gciscu ......... Il. Grc,uhu,
Davies ..... Il rlor,b.r
Anderson H. E Rhodes
Caldwell ...n E tsL.ru,
Oakley ........R. H........... orr
Hurt ..........l.. EI..... Sharp,
touk ...... r. a. L'iru.rr,si.
summary. Scoring tourhdowus
Roanoke ColleG"-touk 90. Potter,
King College sharpe and Finn.
ir"ck. Try for point Hurt CO
Rhodes rb. Suhstitutinns: Ronnok.
--buld for Anderson: IIitc for DakCy,
Smo"t Tor Caldwell, RisSiugcr for
White; Anderson for Kite: campbell
for lissinHcr: King College Moor,
Tor E"uning. b'ilara for FITZGERALD
titZc"rald for o'liara. N"wland fnr
'irc"nh"c. OMciaIs: Referee. Adams
umpire. Roscnhaum. ni.ld Judge
lt"Senhaum. head lincSman Jordan
rim" of Quarters. 10 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

= Positions 81, g s
Barnard loft "Hd ...... Wells
couch .....loft rapEl" English
kHutZ 1900. left guard .... WhitiOCk
johnson ...... center BROWN
t'ancis ..-iEhi guard Goodman
Eilmau tc) Right tnckle.... Nurkois
I;hIneland"r .rtGht -ud..... Suafto
\cls"n quarter back .-.. Harris
vernon loft haIf .-... S"rar
'nath"ld ...riGht half Ium"rson
irlnl,h ..... .iBII back iiuNspu 60
summary: SuhstttUrious iIlarEcti
f"T Francis; SqUir"s for Wells. Glib
son for NuChnlS: bScuud for Whit
lock. Brl don for Guuduau Referee.
Harris tNaJt umpire Loving a.. OF
~; head lin"smnn. Bailey I'll 50.
Time of quarters. lr-ig and ln-i@.
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ira Of per cent payable April 10.
Truscon Steel Company. quarterly
81 per cent on common, payable
April Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The thing that gives most retailers
throughout the country most reason TO
be hopeful. says the Penn National
Bank OF Philadelphia. is the striking
ms the last month The gain is various
" estimated at from $500 100000 TO
$50 900 900. "
Evidence that W. C Durant expects to
new star cars f. given in the contract
placed by the Dursnt Motors Inc with
IN. Continental Motors Corporation for
$50. OoO motors.
reports for February gross earnings sub
stAn tally the same as for that month last
year where as It's January gross showed .
decrease OF more than - 600 900. Last
month It's net railway operati ing income
increased 81 1877 900 and FOR two m on tbs
VAS up by - So. 900.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company
expvcts TO produce about 900. 900
pounds OF copper during mi. month with
lie partially resumed operations
The Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora
tons and the American Ice Company s
directors dashed the hopes OF spectators
that extra dividends would be paid in
yesterdays meetings when they ordered
only regular quarterly disbursements on
their respective issues.
Orders for 10000 tons OF steel rails
for delivery during the latter half Q;
sdelphis and Reading Railway. The
orders were allotted 20 the Bethlehem
Stool Company. the Carnegie Steel Com
pAny and the Midyale Steel Company.
Brake SHOE COMPANY E for 1921 h wa se mada
public today II showed net earning,
after Federal taxes and all charges o.
el.31o.27l. equal after preferred diyi
dcnds 10 AL per share on the common
stock. This compares with 81 .57i .Sst
10 the previous year equal to $l3.O3 pc
share 90 the common.