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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
NINE

counts FOR assessing property for
taxation and collecting and disburs-
ing records OF assessments, Delegate
Gibson. OF Culrcpcr. sought to havs
the provision inserted that the com
misSioners OF revenue should receive
the 1915 fees. This brought forth =
general discussion of tn. fee fsa-
lures OF the commissioners. delegates
representing some counties dSciSr-
ing their officers were barely recciv-
ing "a living under the present fees.
while others declared their commits
sion"rs were ready 10 accept a re
duCtiou in fees. Il vas pointed out
that Auditor Moore has paid II they
struck Mt the commissioners or the
revenue they would strike AZ the
treasury OF the state. ana Delegate
T.. Hugh Smith. Of Ecrthumberland.
countcred with the statement. "lf y"u
follow MIR. Moore you VIII never re-
duce anybody"
Gibson Amendment adopted.
The Gibson amendment 10 pay no
fee in excess of the 1913 basis was.
adopted.
Delegate Gordon sought TO reduce
the salary of the Second Auditor. but
failed lie likewise attacked the in
crease made for the office OF the Sec
rotary OF tho Commonwealth. and OF
mentS were defeated.
Delegate Hall attempted TO have tho
~,liary OF the State Health CommtsI
Si"ner reduced. but the House voted
his amendment down, after Delegate
j. Eulmcr Bcigh: had told OF the work
the department is doing.
Contcnding that n lawyer is a mcIn-
Der OF the State Corporation Commits :
sion. that the comm. sslon has l. legal
counsel and that there are three at
torncys in the Office of the Attorney
General. Delegate Gordon sought To
have the commerce counsel for the
commission abolished. His amend
ment failed. as did an amendment by
Delegate Smithey TO cut out the coun-
sci for the commission.
Delegate Halls amendment TO re-
duce the salary OF the commissioner
OF insurance from 5000 to $4,000 was
defeated. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
QUINTET AND JACOBY
TO MEET IN FINALS
my Associated Press1

HOUSTON, TENAS, Feb. 2i-Frau-
CHS Ouimct. OF Boston. former national
amateur and open. champion. tomor-
row VIII meet Louis Jacoby, OF
Dalals. in the final round of the
houston midwinter invitation golf
tournament. Ouimet won his right
TO the finals by TWO victories today,
his second aided by birdie two
brought about by a fftecn-foot putt
on tho ninth green.
Marvellous putting at other points
OF his games. despite the soggy con
dition OF the course, as result OF
day-long driZzlc of rain. also had
much to do with Ouimct's success
Ills morning victory. a close ono OF
! up IN twenty holes over George v
kotan, Houston. was followed by a
easier round in the afternoon. in
which he outclassed c. G. C;nIdinn
Wichita Falls. and s.
Jacoby. in gaining his right to the
finals. was compelled to extend him
sell To the limit To defeat Tom Coch-
ran. of Wichita Falls. IN nineteen
holes.
Golding got into the afternoon plav
Dy eliminating Oswald Kirkby OF
New York. . up and /. this morning.
Ouimet and Jacoby will play thirty
six holes tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
". & |. WILL CLASH
WITH U. OF VA. TONIGHT
Both CUNTS in Good Shape
for Contest in Lynch
burg.
TO SETTLE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Inmc Marks Resumption or Major
sports nrtwern Two Institutions
Hnd VIII Determine AdvlsnbiIity Of
Using Neutral Territory.

LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. @i-With
neither Washington and Lee nor the
university entered In the tournament
being held In Atlanta Friday, Satur-
day. Monday and Tuesday. the State
OF Virginia fails to be represented
Virginia Polytechnic Institute having
been beaten by both Washington and
Lee and Virginia means that the clash
tonight Will settle matters for the
state championship. and viii give the
winner a chance to challenge the win
ncr or the tournament at Atlanta for
the championship OF tho South
Great t;nmc Expected.
Eoih teams are in great shape and
ther" viii he no alibis TO offer by
the losers. Washington and .cc viii
the itrSt time since the second game
of the season. Red Schneider, who
injured his shoulder in practice about
six weeks ago. will return To the
Generals lineup and will greatly
strengthen the offensive department.
Red is an old Virginia man. this
being ms second year on the team
and his second year at Washington
and Lee. Thomas. who has been
playing regular guard. Is too good
to be KEEP, out Of the fray. and will!
Schneider fails To show old-tIme
form.
Special Train From LcNinEtos.
y special will leave Lexington at
3;l5 l.. NJ. returning. leaves Lynch
burg around midnight The fancy
dress ball has deprived n few from
leaving Lexington on account OF
funds, but the special Will carry at
least 40. who either have good credit
or good foresight The Washington
ana Lee supporters will occupy the
stage and the Virginia contingent
the balcony side. b.
This game. marking the resumption
OF major sports between the two
schools. Will, by the conduct of the
two student bodies determine
whether neutral territory in the fu-
turc will be desirable for such con-
tests. Considering the great rivalry
that exists. the spirit is fine and
the authorities OF both institutions
are very anxious To maintain the
friendly ana spor;smanlikc relations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
COMPLETING DETAILS OF
ITALIAN OLYMPIC GAMES
Meeting Will Be Held on
Rome Army Training
Grounds in April.
II,y Aa.ocia;ch rre-,.l

ROME, Feb. 2i-Final details arc
now being completed for the program
OF tho Italian Olympic games, which
viii extend over a period Of ten or
twelve days during April The ar
fair is being organized on a grand
scale. comprising twon;y-six univcr-
sity Ccntcrs aud including not only
sport, but also art and science on the
program
The meeting will he held on the
Rome army physical training grounds
along tn" River Tihcr. as the stadium
IL considered too small to acComrno-
date ali the events
The sport events viii include the
usual TRACK and field activities. aug
mcntcd by boxing. cycling. gymnas-
tics. football. wrestling. vGilryhan
fencing, skating. tennis and shooting
The rowing and swimming events
VIII take place on Lake Albano,
where the sloping banks afford "A nat
ural amphithcatcr.
Gabrielle D'Annunxio Will preside
over the art events. in which are
10 be included literature, music and
sculpture The science section in
clud"s chemistry. philosophy. Physics
JURISPRUDENCE. engineering. medicine
pedagogy. mathematics, commerce
and agriculture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
JOE BUSH SIGNS UP To
TW|RL FOR THE yANks
Demand for Cibbon-Crcb
Fight Tickets Indicates Full
House at Garden.
IBy United New

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i-Thc Yanks
nave another pitcher under contract
aud Likewise one holdout fewer TO
deal with. Joe Bush. acquired Crom
INC l;cd SoN in the winter trades.
SiSncd up at the Nank Offices and If
he didn't get all he demanded. Al,
ichst II seemed that the YankS gave
MN more than they formerly intend
eel paying Anyway Bush cxit.d
Sm!linriy and viii bc ia the going
away party Monday.
Down in Hot Springs the false
spring went inspiring for "A day and
with 4 sharp chill pcrvading tho at
innSph"rc. the Bah" Ruth delegation
rctraincd from baseball workouts
however. golf was INDUCED in fol-
i"%"d 10y hayonct drill at the mess
Tom Gibbons IIarry Greb light
heaEyw.ight fight here on March 10
PLAINLY indicat" that the Garden will
be sold out days before the battle
!. thtr" w"rs twic. as many seats
The demand would quickly absorb
mem. Gibbons is training In St Paul
anu 'r"b Is having his workouts at
Leo J.. Flynn. owner OF the larges,
stahl Of fighters ever gathered under
one house nag. has been compelled Ia
establish branch Office IN New or
leans TO handle the southern field Of
his business. The New Orleans bu-
rcau VIII be in charge OF Boardwalk
pemrSeys traffic managers. Flynn
Is the first fight manager to branch
out this way. lie has several tons
of fighters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
COMMON COUNCIL IS
FOR CHARTER CHANGE

Continued From First Pagc)
think | know the sentiment of the
people Of Richmond"
Snw No Sense In Adoption.
Councilman Moore said ne hoped
the body would get away from the
subject of votes and politics. I'VE
are here in the interests OF the en-
tire people. There is no sense III tho
adoption of this resolution. II our
directors are not capable of handling
their Offices, then the people should
get busy and make change. What
do we know about what n street
cleaner should get. or what he should
do: What do we know about any OF
the employees"
Air. Smith said the people of JEFF
ferson ward. when they voted for tins
change IN form OF government. did
rot know what they were voting for.
II believe the people of jefferson
Ward are as Intelligent as any other
set OF people in the city" declared
Mr. Jones, and cannot believe they
voted in the dark" Fv.
do you believe the proposed bud
tet will pass this Council:" asked Mr.
sullivan.
II can't speak for the other mem
hers OF Council" said Mr.. Jones. but
give every man here credit Cor
being Intelligent. Every one should
Vote in accordance with his belief"
President Powell pointed out that
the charter segregated the lcgis-
lativc ana executive departments.
which was wise thing. and should
not be changed.
Merely Steps backward. -. -
Mr.. Carpenter said such tactics
as those being used are merely steps
backward. Mr.. Umlauf said IL would
be ridiculous, TO take from the hands
of the Advisory Board tho power to
fix pay, ana equally as ridiculous for
the duty to he assumed by Council.
Mr.. Jones moved TO table the Smith
resolution. The motion was lost by
the following vote: Ayes-Atkin-
son. Jones. I.add. Rodcn. Scaton.
Powell. &: noes-Carpenter. Dicl<er-
son. English. Johns. Moore. Morton.
Peters. Phillips. smith. sullivan, TIM
lauf. il.
ON the motion to adopt. the vote
was: Aves-Atkinson. pickersoh.
I:uglish. joins. Laid. Morton. Fetcss.
Phillips. Smith. Sullivan. 10: nous.
Carpenter. Jones, Moore. Roden, Sea-
ton, Umiarf. Powell. :.
Council adopted Joint resolution
naming committee OF five, two fro.cl
thu Board OF Aldermen, to confer
with Richmond members of the Cen
eral Assembly in reference TO special
bills OF importance to the revenues
of the city including II tax on in
tanSiblcS, ny which the city stands
L. lose $4,000 in revenue. and the
fixing Of street car fares, the power
tor which - IS proposed to place in
the hands OF the Corporation Com
mission.
The abscntccs were Counc;!men
Butler. Batltins and Mann.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
ROLLER SKATERS WILL
MEET ON BROAD STREET
Richmond's First Outdoor
Contest Will Be Held
Today.

Richmond's first open ou,doo- -o,
Devastating carnival will tax. r,,co
th's afternoon on East Broad stree,
between Tweniy-nfth and Thirty.
htth Streets. The first event viii
get under way a 3 O'Clock.
Misunderstanding artists from rich-
mona ana other sections have entered
the carnival There viii no Mn.
principal events, two fancy skating
exhibitions by Leo Doyle and Alec
iayior and other special events.
remission has been granted l,v tho
10y council I" clos. Broad Street
during tn. carnival
The list Of entries with IN. nam,
follows: -
Relay teams: Richmond uowi,zcrs
luck. 10; McAllistcr. II: Kelly. 10;
Purdy. lG.
Takoia; TAYLOR, 6; Ford. :: II. Lacy.
): calder, .; Il. Kahn. 10: =. r. Lacy,
IL; l.. y. Lutte, -
Church Hill \. G.: West. ,. Doyle.
- T.. KAN. >: Eaton. !: PcndIc,on 3,
9cO-yard race!i boys unaer lsMn
Richardson. Il: L. e. Ford. is; r.
r. Kelley. Jr.. 10; James Brown. %:
Roy Perkins, 81. s. Patterson. 90: W,
~ Wiltshire. 90 Robert Marshal
-; Walter Parrish. -: 7. Moaic. %;
II. Fletcher. %: kobcck, 81: Hicks,
%: Kuccro. So
Backward race-Wcst, ): + L..
Eaton 4; l.. Doyle, =; II. Lacy. s: w.
Calder. .: Alec Taylor. 6: G. T.. i.acy.
II Kelly, 10: Purdy. &c: Duke. 40
Half-nilc race. ladies'
one mile, "p.n-E. e. Ford Is: J..
Brown. 20; Roy Perkins. Fl: $. Pat
tcrson. 10: Wexford y. Wiltshire. %:
Robert Marshall. -: Walter Parrish.
%: RyIand Lacy. =; W. W. Calder, .:
bradley Kahn. 10; Alec Taylor. i: {.
T.. Lacy. II; Y. 7. p.ndlcton. l. F'itz-
hugh West, ,; J. +. Kahn, ); T.. S.
Eaton. 1 !. DOYLE. :: Lutte. 10. Luck.
IL; Kelly. 10; rurdy. lG: McAnistcr.
II: Throckmort"n. 80: Hicks. 20:
Moaie, 20; Fletcher. -: kobecK. 81:
Duke. 80.
backward race. ladies'.
30o-yard race. girls.
Two and Il half-milc race. open
l.. l.. Ford. =; r. Lacy. s: CAL
der, .; Alec Taylor. s: c. l.. Lacy. IL:
+. West. 3: l.. DOYLE. .; Lutte. 10:
Luck. 10; Kelly. -; Purdy, l6: Nc
AlliStcr. II; ThreCkmorton. 81:
Duke. 30.
Tandem race. girls.
obstacle race. men and boys-R.
Lacy, s; Il. Kahn. Ia: Alec Taylor. G.;
+. :. Eaton. {; Walter Parrish. %.
Robert Marshall, -; w. y. Wiltshire.
%; Il. Perkins. 81: James Brown. 20;
r.. &. Ford. Is; Dallas Richardson. Jr
Il; i. +. Kelley. Jr.. 10; Luck. IL:
McAllistcr. IA. Throckmorton. 81;
Hicks. %: Kuccra. 80.
Relay race.
Fancy Skating exhibition by Leo
Doyle. Record jump by Fitzhugh
West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
CORNELL TRACK MEN
RUN IN BOSTON TODAY

ITHACA. y. V. Feb. 2t-The pick
Of Corncll's track squad. some thirty
in all. are included in the team that
Coach Jack Moakly Will enter against
Harvard and Dartmouth at Boston
tomorrow night. the first time this
year that the Ithacans have been in
competition.
Special interest is being shown in
the men no are appearing in varsity
competition Tor the first time and IL
is hoped that when this meet is over
more than one SOunEStcr Will have
OF Cornell track athletics. Among
the men who are competing on tho
varsity for the first time are LOvcjOy
and :Silcs, sprinters: kimbail and
Stone. hurdlcrs: Kirby, a miller: Hen
ninGs in the G00-yard rs.re; Rauch.
in the 1000 yard run: Stack. In the
high jump; kimball. Stone and Dop-
pei. in the broad jump; Stack, in the
high jump. and Bcrnart and CroZier
on the relay team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

The object Of THIS petition is to at
iarh Mccormick binder double.
row corn planter, "lloosicr" grain
arm. lime sprcadcr. Two hors.
wagons. Mccormick mower. 2 rray
mules and lot of hay OF - tons
al or which is located on the farm
or W. j. Murphy. near Mcchanirsyillc
III Louisa County. Va. in the custody
pl Max flcisher. and subject the same
TO the payment of debt for S2U6G3
rue By said Morphy to said petitionc-
and TO subject such other property cf
said Morphy on said farm as NAV
be necessary to pay said debt
And an affidavit having been mazda
and filed that the defendant. w 1
Mo!phy. is not resident OF the state
OF Virginia. it is ordered tina; he do
appear within ten days after due
publication hereof. and do what may
be necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. And IL is further ordered
that n copy hereof he published once
week for four successive weeks in
@the Richmond Times Dispatch. n
newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, and that a copy he posted
at the front door OF the courthouse or
this county on or before the eth dny'
of February. 1922. that being the next
succeeding rule day after this orde.
was entered.
a copy-Testc:
=. Il. PORTER.
GORDON. GORDON & CRANK. p. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
JOHNS HOPKINS GAMES
II, BALTIMORE TONIGHT
ICY Associated Press. |

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 24.-Many
amateur athletic stars are included
in the list of more than coo imdivid-
ual entries for the annual indoor
track games of the Johns Hopkins
rnlEcrsitN Athletic Association at
Fifth Regiment Armory tomorrow
night. They represent over two
score universities. colleges, prcpara-
tory schools and athletics organiza-
tions in the East and South
The college continEcnts inclutc
Princeton, University OF PennsyI-
vania. Naval Academy, Lchigh. La
faycttc. Carnegie Tech. Swarthmorc,
Galaudct, University OF PITTSBURGH
Fordham. Georgetown University
Georgia Tech. Massachusetts Tech,
University of Virginia. University OF
Maryland. Washington and Lee. Cath
Ollie University and Johns Hopkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
COHEN TEAM MEETS
MILLER & RHOADS

\ Tonight AT o'clock the girls bas-
kctball teams OF the Cohen Co, and
Miller X Ehoads will meet in the
second game OF the Year at the Y. w.
&. y. Great interest is being shown
in this game. and Il large crowd is
expected To be in attendance. The
teams VII, lineup as follows;
Cohen Co. Positions. NJ. 4 r.
EowlcS. ...... forward .,.... Bernard
SanluclS. $40. forward -. .Colleran
Ma jor ...... jump center So. Smith
kciliSon.... side center .Walmcr
Mcneil. ....... guard Atkinson
Floyd ....... guard McMuilcn
SubStitutcS--F For Cohen Company.
Thurston and Woodson. forwards:
Dillon and Sophire. centcrsi Ford and
Taylor. guards.
Rhoads. Slater. forward: T.. Towel,
jump center: Pierce. side center: &.
Towel. guard.
\ feature of the evening will be
dancing after the game. One OF
Rchmond's best jazz orchestras has
been secured. and IA good time is as
surcd ali who attend the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

During the discussion Of the an
preparations for the College Of VIII
liam ana Mary, Delegate John White
stuart, OF Russell. offered an amend
mcnt cutting OF the S50.OuU appro.
piiGtcd for AN additional dormitory
al William and Mary. with the pro-
riso that tn" sum he added to The
fund for the Confederate veterans
This amendment was defeated
The days work saw the appropria-
lions for the executive department.
and those for The Attorney General.
the Auditor OF Public Accounts. the
Second Auditor, the Secretary OF the
commonwealth the state Account
ant. the state Treasurer the super
intendent CT Public Printing, the Art
Commission. the Bureau Of Labor and
Industrial statistics. the Commits
sioner Of Prohibition. the Commits
si,ncrs of the Sinking Fund, the
state Fee Commission. the Industrial
Commission Of Virginia. the Pur-
chasing Commission. the State Board
Cf Health. the Bureau Of Vital Sta
t!stics. the State, Corporation Com
mission, the Banking Division. the
Bureau OF Insurance. the State Tax
Board, the Adjutant-Gcncral. the
military contingent fund the College
of William and Mary, the Lcglsla-
tive Reference Bureau. tho Medica,
College OF Virginia. all come through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

TRACT OF I.AND. WITH TIDE M
pnoM i4%TS Tii l:k 70 :.
: i.ONGiNG. LYING; AID Hf:ING ~
BEAVER DAN MAGISTEislAL
IiSTKlcT. HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA. NEAR DOSw ELL. NIR-
GINA KNOWN AS "BuLLFlELD.'
CONTAINING l:13.h7 ACRES.
MORE OR LESS
Ia execution al a certain deed Of
trust to X. Y. Whi,churst ana Lcith
ONO ttiD 90" Of i i;,mo"eT County cirontj
court in Deed Iook 20, page $50, de-
fault having been made IA the pay
mcnu Of 3, part of the debt therein
secured. ana being required 50 TO do
10y tho holder thereof. III. under
signed, sole acting trustee, wilI sell
hS public AUCTION, on the premises.
TIIrHsDAY. MARCH :. 1879.
~ y o'clock Soon.
TIA. real rsrnt" de.sctih,d ia said
tract. piece ar parcel OF land. win
tn" improvements thereon. rights.
waNs caErw. uis anH oppurt"uanccs
ih"rcto belonging. Tying and being in
Beaver Dam Magisi"rial District.
iiTT1uy"r Counts, Virginia. near Dos
wft' Virginia. known 49, 'BG!!a!e!t.'
9n.uaininE l273s7 acres ,n"r- or
80 boirE tho same tract of Land o:
which Ia. late Thomas I,Dswru died
.oi2ct and possessed. with the "NC-p-
ton % @lu acrcs conveyed ~ his
d"Nis"'s TO 7. IL. boswell. and Sla
rri.s conveyed ~ Frederick II Nasoi
uritisbu,4 40 rotomnc Kniiway
'ontpany and tn" boundaries q.
witch said original tract az" fully
'"' ont ana described "u "a plat Of
sNrt"E mad Mny : H. and :.
iHrr, by ii. " Winrneid. Surveyor
nf' hanover county, and recorded with
ih' decd rom Fannie \ boswell .,
RI /" fr"d"rick ~. %ngol. bearing
bhir on Tho hud day Of Novcmbor.
ir,' ana OF record in the Clerks
.rhr" ."f hanover County ga T. r.
n'"l" winch "hs "pnv"N"d :" W i.
.Chugrhdt rs decd from lI.nrio,t;,
,'rHHmd'r 81 'ls dated Mny 70 1874.
AKA OF record iu tn, clerks ofncr
II tho SAID county of Hanover i'm
=. IL. %. paE" 2sE.
Also all 90 his right uuc .ud in
'"rcst ~ ;tnd 20 u certain right Of
an Mn''n W. ,c",y"yII :" H""rFg,
which rirht Of way f. conveyed Ia
.l" said W j. ihnrrad' In tn" above
mentioned decd
TERMS Enough ia cash 20 pay
brU,, rata taxes for tn" Year 1922
snd 10 pay ono note Tor 100000.
witi interest thereon from May %
u scf. and upon n. credit $50 far as
rs" proceeds Of sale viii EoD sufn-
rhdr with interest thereon TO pay
me- sums nf s. OoU 90 and $500 ~ to
become du" Nav ~ 1922: 30 nav tho
further sums Of 81 onoOO nud SEQ 90
10 hco"in" du" May 20. .s?2. 20 rrv
~" further sums az tin0O.nG md
1850" 10 h"com" du" May Is. 1924
ma Z" "a" ih" cUrthn~ sums nr
ono.oo and s2i00o payable MAJ o.
1925 "ud tho residue II any in
equal -u~talU cHtS at ono and two
'"ars from date Of snl". "videnccd
rs notes. with interest ADDED An
''icrr"h PAYMENTS 10 u" secured ~
ic"' n' trust on the said PROPERTY.
N'TE This sale Is made subicc,
20 hrst decd OF trust securing -.
"'Hr"imh sum ~ sI5 0d0 40 wiz,
'""rU"d interest from No,cmhnr -
1921 TO-
IEl'rII < HREMNER
Sol" Acting Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
LEW TENDLER GAINS
DECISION OVER GOLD
LHv Assncintch rrcss.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2I.-Icw Tender.
or Philadelphia. won Il referees de.
cision over Lyman Gold. OF California
I'm the eighth round OF their bought
here tonight.
The decision came when Gold. after
claiming foul in the seventh, refused
to leave his corner at the sound OF
the bell for the eighth.
Tender hurt Gold WITH heavy lcfts
to the stomach and ribs, in the fourth
NTH and sixth rounds. but the Oak
land hoy came through and sent hard
lefts and rights to IL head. standing
off the philadclphia: in the sixth.
Referee Kid Nc,'artland counted
ten over the western boxer as he sa [
huddlcd in his ro.ncr, apparently In
pain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Southern Publishers TO Meet.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Feb. e4.-
The midwinter conference OF the cS-
ccutive committee of the Southern
News lublisherS' Association will be
held here next Monday, the officers
and directors and past presidents to
attend. Among subjects to receive
attention Will be the formulation Of
pans 10 push an intensive advertise
ing campaign in behalf of the South
and Southern newspapers that was
inaugurated six years ago. The place
and time for the next annual con-
yentlon VIII also be agreed upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY FIVE
BEATEN By LYNCHBURG

LfNcHBtRG. VA. Feb. If
l.ynchburg College here tonight de-
fcatcd ilampden Sidney College 30 10
81 in hard fought gam" which WAS
rough and tumble at times. The first
half ended - 10 IL in favor of the
locals. but in the last half Iiampdrm-
Sidney was clearly outplaycd. the To-
Gals holding them TO a long goal
from The floor. Witt was the star fot
i.ynchhurS anu montgomery for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Rnleigh Get. New ou,fIe,,I.r

iALNESTON. TIEN.. Feb. 24.--Thc
sale of Outticldcr Duke" Duncan To
The Raleigh club OF the Piedmont
League. has been announced by Bus
mess Manager Bob Tarleton. OF the
GaiveSton club. II was announced
that Duncan Will become manager of
the Raleigh team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
nnsI<cthnII Stnr DI,.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-t.rnic Reich.
one of the best known professional
at his home here today. II, was n
member OF the original Celtics. claim
ants OF the national professional
basketball championship. Reich w.s
- years old and a brother OF Al
Reich. heavyweight pugilist. He con.
tracted pneumOnia q week ago.