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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-11-25
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TENNESSEE.

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urging that the state officials, in their
effort to serve the best interests Of
the masses Of the Negroes, should To-
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Mechanical and Normal College in
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Rev. M. F. Riley filed his pulpit
as usual last Sunday and Sunday night
at the Baptist Church.
Tn WomeH's Auxiliary met last
Friday at the Baptist Church.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
MEO|C0s IMPROVE
IN THEIR PLAY
Showing Against Spiders in Fast
Game Speaks Well for
Coach Blaekiston.

That Coach Blaekistnn has accom-
piished wonders In the development of
the University College Of Medicine
eleven was evidenced Wednesday.
when they held the fast Richmond
College eleven to a 90 score. The
game was played In the rain ut Broad
Street Park and was fast and spirited
In every quarter, despite the unfavor-
able weather conditions.
Four ten-mfnute quarters were play
ed and neither side seemed able to
make good gains through the other.
The Spiders tried all the new tricks
taught them by Coach Long. but the
Medicos met them every time with q
defence that could not be penetrated.
The defensive tactics of the Spiders
saved them from being scored upon.
In the first three quarters the elev-
ems fought each other to a standstill,
but In the fourth quarter the Medieos
seemed to be getting stronger than
their opponents. When time was call
ed to end the game the Doctors had
the ball on the Spiders. 15-yard line
and seemed about to take 1t over the
line.
Captain Martin was the star of the
Medicos, while Meredith. Jones and
LutZ deserve special mention for their
work for the Spiders.
The Medical College eleven has
shown wonderful improvement in the
last few days. Coach Blaekiston has
been putting the MEN through hard
drill and teaching them some Of the
finer points OF the game In the way OF
offence and defence.
In their first game they defeated
William and Mary by the score of :
to 3. They were then defeated by
Hampden- Sidney by the score OF II
to 0. In this game. however, five Of
their strongest men were absent from
the lineup. Their tie game with the
Spiders Is very encouraging, and the
Medicos now feel that they will be
able to hold up we'll In all the big
games on their schedule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
.OLD|fElD SUSPENDED
BY AUTO ASSOCIATION
Speed King Put Out ON Account
of Violation Of
Rules.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.--ThA contest
board at the American Automobile
Association has issued statement de-
finiteiy suspendtng Barney oldfield
and his managers. Messrs. Pickena
and Sloan, because Oldfield com
mitted fragrant violation Of the rules
1t sanctioned meeting at Rcad,l:ie,
MAsa.. on October II by intrudfns
himself upon the track In his Lena
racing car and without offcial start
or timing made several circuits Of the
track. tn defiance Of the warnings oil
oficials.' II ID further ordered that
OldnsId.s 200-horsepower Benz be dis
qualified from any sanctioned con-
test.
This action by the board IS sort
OF q double disqualification. iE that
Oldneld had previously been suspend
Cd for his announced Intention Of rae
ing Jack johnson. This raoa will b.
held at eheepshead Bay tomorrow.
Oidfeld's manager Ptcksns, In i STATE
ment tonight. says Il IL war to the
finish between Oadneld and the nsso-
citation.
II was announced here tonight that
~ Cobb, OF the Detroit Amarica ms.
had agreed to q match automobile
race with Nap Rucker. the Brooklyn
pitcher. 40 p feature OF the Atlanta
meet November :. ana 5. The race
will be 1T ten miles. best two out II
thr4s hats. one heat to be rul sach
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
HEALTH OFFICER
MADE DIRECTOR
DR.. Flanagan, of Charlottesville,
is Put in Charge Of State
Inspection.

Instructed TO report for duty by No
vember /. DIR. Roy X. Flanagan. chief
health officer OF Charlottesville. has
been appointed director OF inspections
by DIR. Ennion q. WiIliapns. OF the
State health department. DIR. Flanna-
gan has accepted the position, and
within the next few days Will move
TO this city. where he win establish
his headquarters
The new director or Inspections
filling an office recently created, will
see that all State laws arc carried Out
as far as they affect sanitation, and
will have charge OF the enforcement
OF all regulations Of the health ce-
partment.
DIR. Flanagan Is = graduate Of tnt
University OF Virginia. receiving his
degree Of M. y. with the class OIL
1884. For several years he practiced
independently. but BY reason at hi
abilities was soon called to take charge
OF the health department. Ut the Uni
versity city.
A. head OF this department his work
has been unusually successful, and
Charlottesville. once rated low m ths
list, Is now among those counted a
the healthiest cities in the United
states.
pr. Flanagan Il also president 81
the State Conference Of Charities and
Corrections. FIJI hi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20

the scores Of onlookers by developing a
sudden strength which carried tne
freshman and scrub teams which lined
up against 1t entirely off their feet.
Last week the freshman held the var
sity again and again and the varsity
won with the help Of the coaches by
the score of l6 to ..
Yesterday the varsity made three
scores, two touchdowns and goal
from the drop kick. and the freshmen
were unable to make first down. great
~ to the chagrin of their coaches
Then the scrubs were brought ur
against the varsity. and the varsity
made two more touehdowns After
that the coaches decided that the mem
beers of the first eleven had had enough
and let them go In.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
YANkEE-G|AhTS
CAME POSTPONED
Seventh Contest ia Called off on
Account of Rainy ankees
Disappointed.

NEW YORK. Oct 2o.-The sew
enth game for the New York City
championship between the Giants and
Yankees which was to have been
played 1t the Polo Grounds to-day.
has been postponed on account OF
rain. The postponement greatly dis
appointed the Yankees. who. after
their ten to TWO victory OF yesterday.
believed they had the Giants on the
run. The series now stands three TO
two in favor of the Giants, with one
tied game.
Ford will 20 back at the Giants in
the next claAh and the postpone
ment. which gives Mathewson an UNI
expected rest. will probably mean
that Mc0raw will send him to the
hrtng line IN the hope Of winding up
the series without further delay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
COBB IND FUCKER
BOOKED FOR RACE
--s---------------
Will Meet in Ten Mile Dash a,
Atlanta Races in
November.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.--The Amer
lean League may win the world Is
baseball championship. but Nap
Rucker. the Brooklyn pitcher, Is de-
termined to land the automobile rae
ing honors for the National League,
Rucker and Ty Cobb. who won q
"joy-ride' wagon by his batting PROV
ess. have signed up for ten-mile
race at the Atlanta meet. Novem Der
3, and b. The baseball stars will
drive a ten-mile heat on each day of
the meet, the race to go to the win
ner Of two heats.
President Ebbetts. of Brooklyn, and
President Navin. of Detroit, look with
disfavor on the proposition. but have
pleaded in vain for their pets to shun
the wnirring track.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
JOHNSON -0lDFIELD
RACE IS POSTPONED
Speed King and Champion Fight
or Will Meet On Saturday in
Big Event.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.--Jack John
son viii have TO Mait until SATURDAY
to try conclusions With Barney Old
neld - an automoblla racer. To-dayl
rain made It n1ceaearY to postpone
their race for $6.0oo n aide, ~ Sleeps
head Hay, where tho race ID to be
held. was inches deap In mud. Tha
race will be two best mile heats in
three.
Oldnsld y now = thirty third degree
outlaw, thA Americas Autcmobile A.
ISOLATION having pa3ed up another psra-
atty agAlnst him - Aio managers,
IN. r.. Ptckeus an4 4. Alex. Eoane, ror
3sshaving tntrnde4 ~. u hls Henz
xaetnk car g ~ ct5onNd mset "a
lssadviIls. 10 ~ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
HART WILL RETURN
TO The BACK FIELD
Captain of Princeton is of More
Value There Than in the
Line.

PRINCETON. n. J.. oct 2o.~-The
placing Of Captain Eddie Hart at
tackle on the Princeton team is not
believed to be permanent move.
Hart played great game at his new
position. but his absence from the
backfield. where he has played DUR
ing his stay in Princeton. greatly
weakened the offensc Of the team.
Neither Sawyer nor Bard has shown
the plunging and end-running ability
OF Hart, and Coach Roper has about
decided that it will be an easier mat
ter to whip tackle into shape from
the green candidates than to manu-
facture substitute for Hart in the
haekfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20

married. 1t appears that Nhe|
Carrie Martin, one OF the nuC
married very suddenly last Mea
Mr.. Julian Frazier. Of Ralsl1 |
word got to Abingdon, Va -
groom was Mr.. Harry Fraxie
result. some OF the 1turne
branch OF the Johnston- Vill(
forthwith sent him conxrntlxl4
MIR. Frazier Is laughing oye
cident because he hardly keo
Martin at all, and the idea a
nony has not crosstd htS
some time. ss i IN 3 si
II develops that Miss Mnxx
nursing Miss Perry, = GrAdaiMt
I'll with fever. when she eo1l&
get married. and went forth
OF Rev. DR.. r. w. Forsyth A
pany with the man who n
husband. The couple ar ~
leigh. % e SssS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
Football PLAYER Injured.

CHICAGO, ILLS, Oct. 20.-Eberle
Wilson quarterback and putting star OF
the University Of Chicago football
team. broke his collarbone In scrim-
mage yesterday and will be a mem-
Der OF the hospital corps for at least
three weeks, while his appearance In
any of the remaining games IL doubt
full His injury is the first and most
serious of the Chicago season.
The quarterback collided with post
on the side lines while tackling Ma
room freshman in the mock Chicago
Minnesota game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
HOMBADIE,R WELLS TOUTED
AS COMING GREAT FIGHTER

LONDON, Oct sd.--Bombadier
Wells, the English heavyweight, Is
being touted by the sporting writer's
to-day as Conner in his class. fol-
lowing his victory last night In Kings
Hall over Private toytrr. Wells sent
his man to the mat for a knockout
in the tenth round
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
CUBS CONFIDENT
Of W|lN|nG OUT
Johnny Evers Explains Two De-
fsats and Promises a Big
Chsnge.
SAYS LUCK WILL TURN
Expects Cubs to Show Reversal Of
Form Reulbach is in Fine
Form.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3o.--Johnny Evers.
vstsran sscond bassman u the Cubs.
sfves the following interesting views
On tbs worlds SORES;
Here's whore We start winning
This aftsrnoon the Cubs meet the Ath-
iAtics on our own grounds. here In
Chicago. and We win get the jump
~ the games that viii bring the series
to . tie. am sure. and put ~ again
On even tefms with the American
League champions And once we ret
eyen. there = no doubt In my mind
about the outcome--ws'1l win.
This - = queer series. All worlds
SERIES ara more Or less queer. but this
ting al dope ever formulated TO be
beaten by Bender. In the form he had
AondAy AFTERNOON, wa something that
would happen to any club. But to be
heaten ~ Coosnbe Tuesday, in the
form - atgDlayNd, showed the luck
vas breaking against the Cubs In aw-
n0l 6eshion. TO get eight or ten hits
s-kAo o1Act number n IN dispute owing
- The otkltuoe Of the American League
maeAs who are the oAlciAl scorers--to
~ n1no bases on balls. and be- aided
W several 6rrofs-the uAmber again
being In 1laDats--and still TO score only
three rtias. II sossistAing that seldom
~ AApDansA TO the Cubs before.
Due q has happened TO us--though
eeldon. - say--and when It has hap
my ona win ths series.
ssyHhff + hnNr s<kSvAe AvnArffr n ,ea ~, a
fAn ADKINS, Why are the Cubs getting
The feason Ia the first game 10
AA1y-D Bender: for no ono could have
beAeoa him In tho form he showed. In
1Ao o4Coo6 game cannot understand
why " failed to grab the bacon. We
unoo06tod1y played some bad baseball
- timea On the defensive. but tho chief
tfonbte wn1 that our hard line drives,
N the early innings, when we had
Oe0enbe going, went straight into field
- AasAd1. That u simply break in
tn 1uok that no man can buck against
~ complain Aboat. II simply has to
~ accepted. and met with stiff upper
~.
!. why do I think we'll win to-day
- Hf14nyf Because, In the FIRST place,
tbs tnck 10 bound TO break our way.
49, = 49, - 1850
'soa1nes us. hseAuee we are on our
nons eroun0e ana tne Fnneaeipnla
zen y z DAo r0ao tsAm. Aney -
o noms. Hsre .nes 1ee -
= uRpvr@ ~. 49, vn n
nonie' W.tn the nossite cro"o snseIsns
a8aanst 49,: - ssG
Because. furthermofe. Renlbach
SeobAAiy with 60 In. and Neufbacn IS
Sn tep .os vH aet ny uo"y .sl'
you ne = nos; NJ" ~ Al. 1 VIZ" ..s.
- y ssn.' ne ~ paa sa.
eae9es = patteI aOok .ooIlAns sns pss'
49, Dali ~ tne business. My tne
1890 ou1 ne nss !sss oaA sna.
osn e ~. sucn ny sns ~ 49, 49,
: pea and twists and breaks e i
ap0e1ne sne U.t'er - r.. = way .ha'
= csIot smposO.e % hl.
oenee nat taAen me INTO ms
oe11eence = 20 wnom ne win pitcn'
oocn- g Ho snoweo !atnt N mn WARM
~: ana hevs no doubt ne VIII.
49, MeuIDson. 80 nave McIn.yIe;
wno neo y On Snem .itsr ns relieveo
OvsraA On AaondAy. Ioic ana F!e!ster.
one =. ~ 1rIsn1s = .ne AmsIi-
can Lee9se teii me MACK % planning
g END aenasr oeek asainsf us To-
sof1oM tnouen snis looks 20 me IKE
"a Juoement. peat MN We
~ ave s"s Asc sonhuenee
0vokeu. ana You Know what tnat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
POST AUTO run
STARTS FRIDAY
- p---
Meeting is Held in Washington
and Governing Rules Are
Rehearsed.
INSPECTION OF CARS
Technical Committee to Make
Close Examination--Start for
Richmond at 6:45.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.--When
drivers and observers In the Post au-
tomobtie tour to Richmond met last
night at the Chamber OF Commerce,
Referee w. d. West reviewed all rules
which will govern the contest In de-
tail.
1t was decided that contestants
may shut on the enGinAs Of their ma
chimes in running down hill and start
them again by the momentum OF the
car after reaching the foot. It was
pointed out by Referee West that
tnefs was danger OF motors staliing.
however.
II was also decided the running
time for the day should be counted
~ unit. and IL contestants check in
before scheduled time At noon they
shall be allowed extra time TO reach
the night control.
BY this system, II 4 machine ar
riyes fifteen minutes behind schedule
at the night station. but has negott-
ated Its morning run fifteen minutes
ahead OF time. no penalty Ii attached
This rule was followed on the Gid
den tour. It having been adopted by
the American Automobile Association
Owing to the rain OF last night and
the heavy weather predicted for to-
~-<vs - - AaVA9 tAAA nAClS luAt n
running schedule Of twenty miles an
hour for the large cars. eighteen miles
fer the medium sixed and sixteen
miles for the small cars will be
adopted.
A slower running schedule prob
ably will be put into effect by the ref-
cree. who has the privilege OF 70 do
Ing when. In his opinion, roads are
too bad for fast running.
Virginia roads. many Of which are
red clay. ara expected to prove heavy
going.
Officers in Charge.
AT noon to-day all cars entered in
the contest starting Tomorrow must
report at the Panorama building, FIJI
teenth street and Ohio avenue. and
there be turned over TO the technical
committee, OF which Robert e. Cav
eriy u chairman. for preliminary
technical examination.
Each entrant or his representatives
must be present while his car IL be-
Ing inspected. and at the conclusion
Of tho examination must sign the re-
port made on his car. along with the
chairman OF the technical committee.
Mr.. Caverly II local representative
OF the American Automobile Assoc
citation. and IL known a. one Of the
-.
Washington.
William Jose. more Familiarity
known as "Bill'' Jose. will act N
starter for the contest.
Frank Boyd. chief observer. will
have complete charge OF records
These Will be turned over to him At
the close OF each days run. Wade
Powers and Frank OlmsteAd will be
Boyd's assistants.
Promptly at 6:4S tomorrow morn
Ing the pilot car. . Buick model IL,
with Bob Martin At the wheel. will
start from the Washington Post
building with Staunton, Va, ie4 miles
away. his objective point.
Forty-five minutes later the :.fst
car will be sent on its way. and the
remaining cars Will leave at one-rnin-
ute intervals. Referee West and
Starter Jose. In a Washington car.
viii be the last to leave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
Athl.t.. "a comp.te Abroad,

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.--DfficiaIs Of the
Chicago Irish American Athletic Club
announce that plans are being laid to
send a team OF eight men to England
next summer to compete In the Eng
iish championships.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20

Giants ...........o0 2 % 0 0 0 o.
Highlanders 20 s. OF 0 o 10
Summary; Two base hits-knight.
Cree. Roach. Chase. Snodgrass, Dew
lin, Murray, Merkie. Three base hit
Chase. Sacrifice hit--vaughn. Sacri-
fice fiies--cree. Knight. Left on bases
Giants. II; Highlanders. I. First
base on errore--3iants, /: Highland
ers. l. Struck out-By Vaughn. B:
by Wiltse. s; by Quinn. q. First base
on balIs-on Vaughn. 3; of Arnes, / !.
of wiitse. /: on Quinn. 2. Hits-on
Ames. In | inning (none out in see
ond): on Wfltse 10 In innings: OF
Vaughn. s In IS innings; OF Quinn.
Is in Ia innings Time OF game,
$40. EMPIRES, Evans and Klein.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
GIANTS DEFEATED
BY The YANKEES
Ames and Wiltse Are Pounded
and Victory is Easy for
Highlanders.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.--Tne YAM
KEGS easily defeated the Giants yes
terday, pounding -Ames and Wiltse all
over the lot. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20
posr.sgAsoN coNTgsrs.
Now Yorl9 NAriaa.

t0@08y 00tvv9s
West Side Grounds, Chicago.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27
lin "A BAD WAY"
Many a Jackson Reader Will
Feel Grateful for the InfOr-
nation

When your back gives out?
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set ir,
Your kindeys are "in bad way y
Doa1'S Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is good evidence to prove it.
D. B. Dougherty, dealer in groceries
and provisions, 334 Second ST., Stock
ton, Cal, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
gave entire satisfaction in my case and
consequently do not hesitate to endorse
them. Nine years ago began to suffer
from pains throughout my body. My
kidneys were disordered, the secretions
being distressing in passage and my
back was so lame and painful that |
coull not get up from a chair without
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suffering in that way, ! began taking
Doan's Kidnev Pills and they went
directly to the root of my trouble, re-
storing me to good health. was eX,,
amined by physician not long ago and
was told that there was no symptom OF
fault with my kidneys. Doan's kidney
Pills deserve all the credit for my pre-
sent good health -
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan Sand
take no other
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27
Counterfeit Coins
In Circulation

Los Angeles-Counterteit silver money
believed to amount to thousands of
dollars is in circulation here. Half and
quarter dollars by the hundreds have
been turned in by conductors on all the
trolley lines, and the officers have OBJ
served that whenever the fare collectors
took in the spurious coin in any parti-
cular section of the city, storekeepers
there have also been victimized, in
dcating systematic operations by eX
perts. When the town had been literal
ly flooded with the worthless money,
the smaller places we're worked, and the
interhan trainmen began taking in the
limitations, which are the best ever seen
here.
Bulletins of warning have been issued
by the railway officials, detectives
placed or cars and the secret service
operatives notified in vain. The bogus
stream continues flowing in, The
police believe they have traced the
crooks to the Emeryville race track,
where similar coins have been foisted
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27
Sutter Creek Defeats
lone Base Ball Team

Sutter Greek defeated lone last Sun
day at game of ball played on the
Sutter Greek grounds, by a score of 13
tc II. The Sutter bows played snappy
game, and deserve the game by reason
of clean ball playing.
Sutter Greek il doing some great
PLAYING and will no doubt give Jackson
a lively game at their next meet, at the
Italian picnic.
Jackson's band gave their regular
Saturday evening concert, notwithstand-
ing the fact that their leader was absent.
The members turned out in full, and
big program was rendered in a most
delightful manner.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27

$1,000 on fake "w re-tapping and "fxed
horse races.
The latest victim was Loraid Abel of
Lander, Wyo., who yesterday put up $50
in cash and certified check for $1700
on race on which the "steerer" as
sured Abel that the ''steerer's" friends
had advance information on the out
come. Abel was approached on the
street and he readily accompanied the
man to an Office on Market street
Owing TO police interference Abel
saved his check of $l700, although he is
out the cash he put up.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27
River Jordan TO be
Used to Develop Power.

Jerusalem. "A venture for supplying
the whole of Palestine with electricity
for lighting, heating and cooking pur-
poses is being entered upon by French
company. which has its headquarters in
Paris, Power will be supplied by the
fall of the Jordan between the Waters of
Meron and the lake of Galilee. where
the river descends 700 feet. The
generating plant will be erected on the
west hank of the river, and it will be
connected with all the chief towns of
the country. Some 81, 500, 600. will be
required for the initial expenses. It IS
hoped that in five years the work will be
paying we'll,