davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-12-11
Pick out night Time.

| wonder how many golfer, who daily
take lessons from IL" professionals AXE
good thought as 10 III" best time OF the
day 70 receive this wished for advice"
Personally, II wc.o going 20 take les
sons each day o. ihro" t.mrs II day |
would wish Ia hav" tn professional
around 10 o'c'uch IN 'hr morning or at
hall past two in the afternoon. lie
probably would have gwen "A lesson or
two and would then bc Keyed up to his
highest pitch 81 interest,
In the afternoon after he had eaten
n hearty lunch--most pros, are good
caters-like any one else. he would feel
a bit sluggish. with attention straying
now and then.
These are but opinions. Of course. not
meant to i!ssunde any one from hook
ing lessons with IA pro directly after
lunch but the idea has soInc merit II
one IL in earnest about his game.
And on the eide of tho pro- bellcya
hc should not book too many lessons a
day, hut try aul keep himself IN tho
hrrst physica! and mental trim. II will
,'cu I've possible Coy him 10 perform lrt.
tor servic" IN a ehortc' lesson period AID
perhaps carr as much money by cllarg.
ing "A higher rate. paid gladly by the
members because of his sod teaching
results,
The sun., 1916-12-11

NO\I>G IO->I.ur-OlN MrU Gus
-. NC~i i'1'h - FOL Now 'Hl
tdn'r s.lipp, >rhwar,, ". Mp,-r'
The sun., 1916-12-11

IOtal....... Total ....t...s.. :
West Side Y. ". e. A. played white OH the
odd numbered boards.
The sun., 1916-12-11

Dear Tom We" there any pugiii..s be-
sid"- Yankee schwartz who's" lighting
ttIes also u 'ludsd the word Yankee"
The sun., 1916-12-11

T',u s,pt' uul th' SupNa,.. ,o
ihrr" goa zach, p.tycl 'c KAN, ,
,rv IIsui N't'"rId2 ~" game VIA
uoN' santa
The sun., 1916-12-11

Several. In his day ono Yankee"
sullivan was u OF the most famous Of
ring men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06

which has had charge of the work
Tor the past year, will close headouar.
ters in this city on January 90 and
probably no further effort will he
MADE at the present. During the mast
month aboue $500 was collected
from various sources in the state and
turned over to the proper authorities
Tor the relief Of the war-stricken peo-
pie. The Oklahoma people have re-
ceiVed grateful thanks for the effort
that has been made in behalf of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06

about an interurban line to Sapulpa
and other points.
The passage of the bill was secured
by Congressman James Davenport i'm
the house and United States Senator
Il. l.. owen i'm the senate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06
MIlhnnt RonLc. ThcY Mnl,c Nnisc.

TACOMA, wash. Jan TO care
for patients who are suffering as the
result OF sudden loss OF their source
OF liquor supply owing to the prohi-
lftto,, iasr gpoptal s.fard ugag fiftad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06
Close Belgian Relief office.

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. j.-Believ-
ing that all that can be accomplished
for the aid of Belgians that may be
done in oklahoma. The committee
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
U. S. Expert Visit Salisbury Fair.

Senator Overlnau has re-
celvad 4 letter from Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Houston
advising BIN that Bradford
Knapp. Of the Farm Exten-
sion WORK of the Agricult'
ura! Department, would be
permitted to attend the PEG
pies Fair at Salisbury Oct
oher "a and make an addres:
Oh the opening day of tht
Fair.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Sale n Valuable Peal Estate

Under aH1 81 Vi. sue Of the ulhority
Conferred lpou me Dy that tertain
mortsa e executed by Lille Miller,
dated yuua y, 1915, dolly recorded in
the office OF The Register Of Deeds for
Rowan cornty, in Book so page 2O6
default having been made in the pay
ment Of the obligation thereby secur
cd, I will on
Saturday, October 81, 1916
at - o'c ock N, ct the curt house
Loor Of Rowan County, offer for safe to
ice highest biiie: ior Cash the foil W
ing ueserihed 1ral ~tstaTe. iylng AID
b-ing III the ctt3 oi Salisbury, county
CT +, v an, bound d u follow tu.wit:
one hou.y and lut ~ tie 'ou.h !: ard
Of the tnWu Of Salisbury, beginning al
d stake a. the side OF The iItF Concord
road 1lC feUl in aIlo3 lherlj course from
Ada holmes Corner and runs in an
eGsterly course l4G 3eet to q stake
t..eIce iii a %I1ortheriy course A feet 10
2 stake, corn4~ Ct Martin and Mary
White 9 line; thence ~ith Whites line
in d wesoerIy coura0 l46 feet to a stake
at the SHE of The Coccord road, thence
in d soupharly course with sail road A
feet to the beginning. For further
particulars and back title, reference is
hereby made to the deeds referred to
in the deed made by Thomas Bradshaw
and wife, Lille Bradshaw, to Lille
Miner.
This September Il; 1915.
J, B. BEATTY, Mertgaget.
Roger D. O'Kelly, attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
HCms- Made SC9r.

viii YOU please Civ rnc a recipe
for making soap hard like the
soap W. it's tlum the s~tores?'
| have never seen any home
made soap tnat was az uniformly
perfect a. that u"ie by experts
III factories However. the fol
lowing recipe maFes very good
hard soap:
Dissolve a pound eau of lye in
three pitts Of sold water. Be
careful, becauSc ds the wafer gets
hot it is at 10 spatter on the
haris sud burn them.
Have ready FIVE pounds of tat
that haa oeer mettld and strained
through c~heesecloth to remove
any specks. As soon as the lye
is cool pour it slowly on the
grease, stirring with a stick, but
stop stirring as soon as it gets
| about as thick as nolasses.
An agate meat pan is a good
thing to mold the soap in, but if
wood is used line it with paper
and put an oiled paper next the
soap. If harder soap is desired a
little salt is added.
If one desires to make ones
own I've fill a |arrel almost full
with eaod wood ashes and set on
a slightly inclined platform
Make a hole in a stage near the
bottom; pour water slowly on the
ashes and let the I've drip from
the hole into a receptacle. This
When mixed with clean fat makes
good soft soap. It also may be
hardened by the addition of salt.
The Progressive Farmer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

VI sz-ass vos 1'ecs Z Ceczv.f : f~
1c4v Groves
So ~ s~e511 Grove Ia pes
chs ,ga>4 = eqr-ly vaiuahG2 as d
Gd-~ Il 1ra<c bec2nae Il conrajr9 u
Gs.- GA c nc pl'.ge4teSofOU1- NE
n " sl.t1srg. - acts III the Liver, Dig
~ Eteaia.hs. k.1T3@a The Biood a. !
sAaay gye Who's system. 0cents.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Notice o. Action.
North Carolina,
Rowan County.
Loretta Burrell Tn t

Rowan county.
Loretta Burrell In the Superb
VS. SOr Court, Oct
James A. Burrell ober Term 10
The defendant, James A. Blu
rell. will take notice that an &c
ton entitled above has been com
menced by plaintiff against HIM
in the Superior court of Rcwa7
county tor the purpose of obtain
ing a divorce from the bones Of
matrimony upon the ground Of
f%ornlcatlon and adultery and thai
the said defendant is required to
appear at the term OF the uperior
court Of said County to be held o1i
the 5th Monday after tilt Is.
Monday Of September 1910. with
is October y. 1910, at the lruti
house in Salisbury county u
Rowan, North Carolina, and
answer or demur to the complain
OF plaintiff In SAID action. OF tL~
plaintiff will apply to the tonT
for the relief demanded in ii1e
complaint.
This September g, 1916
J. +. MCCUEBINs,
Clerk Superior Court.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
[IedsA Court House Damaged $500 By Fire.

IIedsA Court House Damaged $500 By Fire.
Y Statesville, Seyt. 18.-The
town was excited tonight
when Iredell's handsome
court house was discovered
to be On Ere. The frs depart
meD5 promptly extinguished
the blaze before serious dam
age was done. The fire
caught about 8 o'clock in a
small room off from the court
room, used for storing rub
bish. 1t is believed that
matches were responsible fo1
the blaze which destroyed the
contents Of the room. The
damage to the building was
estimated al about &40O. II
is covered by insurance.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

Annual Florida Excursion to Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Tampa, Fla. Tues
day, September 26, 1915, via Southern Railway.
The Southern Railway will operate low round trip fare
excursion from North Carolina points to the above men,
toned places Tuesday, September 26. 1915 Special train
consisting of Pullman sleeping cars and high class day
coaches will leave Greensboro al 1890 p M, Saiisb Try 9'l5
p m and Charlotte 1880 D n arriving jacksonville next
morning at 1856.
The following round trip fares will apply from stations
l,o~oI bolo-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Constitution lie FatheI Of Many Ills.

OF the numerous ills that affect
humanity a large share start with
constipation. Keep your bowels
regular and they may be avoided.
Wien a laxative is needed
take Clam5erlain's Tablets.
They not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion, OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
CIsaf bad Sin Fem within.

Pimply, muddy compilations
are due to impurities in tee blood
Clear up the skin by taking DR..
Kings New Lite Pills. Their
mild laxative qualities remove
The poisons from the system and
brighton he eve A full, free,
nou-grjpA- bowel movement is
I've reward & : dose of DR..
: nY's Ny Life Pills the night
before 1T Your Druggist. 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Notice OF Resale,

Under and by virtue of an OF der OF the
Superior Court OF Rowan county made in
the special proceeding entitled F. L. Dam.
els administrator of Charles Augustus Hay
mes We. J. w. Horah. heir at law, the same
being No. - upon the special proceeding
docket of said court, the undersigned COM
missioner will on the
23rd day of September, 1915,
at IL o'clock M, at the court house door in
Rowan county, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash that
certain tract of land lying and being in
Salisbury township, Rowan county, North
Carolina, described as follows:
The following described lot Of land being
the lot of land purchased by Thomas II.
Lomax from Mike Ellis and is situated at
the corner of Caldwell and Monroe streets
in the great West square OF the town o
Salisbury, N. G. Being the lot conveyed
by deed to F. ". Jacobs. executor of the
will OF Thomas H. Lomax deceased, to
c. A. Haynes and registered in the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Rowan county
in book l21 at page 1856 and that the es-
timaten value thereof is 5000. 90
Bidding to begin at $11l.10
This the 23rd day of August, 1916.
F. l.. DANIELS. Commissioner.
Vanderford & Coughenour, attorneys.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Don't NGglel. lon. Cold.

Neglected Gods get worse,
instead O. better. A stuffed
head, a tisht chest must he re-
lieved at cree. D, Bells Pine,
Tar-Eone"3 = Natures remedy.
Honey anu glyt2rine heal the ir-
ritated n2a1ao"aue; anJiseric tar
loosens TIC phi2gn gu breathe
easier anG s4It cod is broken
up. Pleasant to take, Or. BELLS
Pine-Tar-4J2ney is an ideal rem
edv for cni41reu as we'll as
grown-up==. ~ FOUR Druggist
25 cents
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
RIU,; il: sgjae;s. IL !;zs' i. )
--WF.ffan s.
Kta"4 4nas 50 RNN1s.
ROCK aALnEQUTE NO. {

tersc1hdod, 1t Mt. Pleasant again
this year
Lee Ketuer has returned from
Chattanooga, Tenn.
W Ell -1arnhardt returned a,
few aavs ESQ from Goldsboro
where = wen5 10 attend the
State meeting Of the Junior Or
der.
Mrs paissy Brown of Wash
ington, II Q, who spent several
weeks in this vicinity visiting
relatives alo friends, returned
home last week.
While cutting grass a few
days age Charlie Miller had the
misfortune TO have his two horses
choke from es5ing grass that
had the seed On. u Ragland
was called and So after his
arrival I-ey were relieved.
J I ark moved the school
house va as Tie Park School
house Ia - week.
John 5Csev uontemriates TAX
ing a trip to ha'eign in mis- auto
mobile n the near future.
In the town Il Blowing Rock
at the home Of Mrs jacob kluttz
stands an apple tree that has
somewhat o. a history. The
sprout was planted by the late
John A .}oydcn Of Salisbury, IS
years AGO. The lee measures
eight fczJ three inches at the
bottom sid fv3 fees from tie
bottom Aa feet two 3uones IN
circunf lce. Ncw Venus :
you car ~e~5 IS troy cat Jour
apple t. G,
The o-nent Waterirg trough
placed ( t..> tt5ction OF tie VT
Pleasant a.aa Gola Ell public
roads is & worthless piece OF
property as IL is eiw@vs dry and
does not serve IS purpose. Ii
the trou~h was kept fHll CT fresh
water fowing irto it as was 5le
intention Of tha prom tars, then
it would Re f sOnno otlGit, out,
as it is it is worthless
MraDJ -Lrs z A Klutt3 and
son, Or5 ano Mrs Daisy Brown
Of Wash"egtoa. = G, @pen5 pArt
of tn 4 Of August 2ouD. in the
Grand t'ats5 MoLnte.t.s n tAe
western rclt OF he State.
While t..a ! q cold wlcd blew,
a cloud came over and a mist
of rail- and snow fell Mis-
Brown Lad hor Kodak and made
a numb CT pi"5ures of the
mountain scenery.
H B shive and family and
Callie Sic ID wife visited Mr.
and Mr. Baxter McCombs of
Kannarvlis Sanj"y, Sept. 10th.
The :, 14siny closed at Rock
Grove II Church SUNDAY night,
septemt~, 3rd.
Kaodc Caster moved to Kan
napolis ~ec9T siy.
M S Trexler yh1eshed clover N
this community last Week.
M A zLo}shouser, one of the
large farmers Of this vicinity,
is usins IS tons of lime this
yesr.
People are beginning to talk
politics j. this vicinity and we
would, j. st for the benefit of the
writer sd mary Of the voters
say, We -ould like if all candi-
dates fer Office st the coming
election would make statements
before the people as to what
they favor and what they pro-
pose doirg if elected, We care
but little about The past, but we
must look 10 the future to get
our rights and justice end i men
pledge themselves 10 the people
to do Il. !nos and do not male
good tbs they snoald never be
electad Il an Office again. But
if they make no rja1ges ond
are elect j they arc at liberty to
do as Ghey rtase.
UNCLE Bill.
Don't Naglec. 7a- Cold.
Neglected Gods get worse,
instead of better. A stuffed
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
State of North Carolina,
Rowan County.
In the Superior Court

III the superior COURT
Before j F McCubbins, clerk.
A ID Thompson and wife Emma
Thompson, NJ P Thompson and
Manetta Thompson Ian Thomp-
son Busby and husband w II
Busby
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
II D Thompson
To H y THOMPSON

10 n InOm pSOn
The defendant above named will
take notice that d special proceed
ing, entitled a above, has been
commenced in the Superior Court;
Rowan Cnun!y; North Carolina,
10 sci land, ior partition and di-
vision, III which lie is an interest
ed party. and Il d Thompson Will
further take notice that he is re
lnr>t>G tn appear at the office Of
j + At;. uboins. Clerk of of SUI
perlor Court, al his office in court
aouse, OF said county on End day
OF October, 1915 and answer or
demur, TO said petition flied in
said action GA the plaintiffs will
apply the said Court for relief
demanded in said petition
This the 3Dth day OF August 1916
} + M~c.UBBINs,
Clerk Superior Court
Busby, Attorney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
EXPECTS To DOWN YANDY
VIRGINIA ELEVEN LEAVES
HOME WITH CONFIDENCE
hch hrc iii Splendid condition. and
VIII Give COnmodorcs Hard
TnsSlc In Nashville.
tSpecinl 10 The Ttmes- pIspatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, October
2f--NirEinia's football eleven early
tonight started on its twcnty-threc-
hour Jaunt to Nashville, to meet Van
dorbilt on SATURDAY. The twenty
players making the trip were given
a r"using scud-on by the student body.
Tncy are; White. left end: Mckay,
,ef tackle: Coleman left guard !:
Churchniun center: Thurman. ri.ht
guard Ward. right tackle: DARWIN,
:lfhl end: WagenKniGht. quarter back
smith, LETT half: Russell, right mali
Captain SPAR. fun back; subsiituics
Darlington. Montague, Niusolvinp. Cal
vert, steward, hiakcy. GOODWIN, HaIar
ANA GoOCh.
To-day's practice started with The
running off OF all plays arains. 4,
SHADOW defense. followed BY "A thor
ousn signal drill. Thurman spent
some time IN punting. with the Scrubs
attempting to break through ana
olork his kicks. and the ends and
p"cks were drilled in passing ana
calch!nE torwart passes.
toach t.NtnS stated that his men
are IN splendid condition, and that all
COMMODITIES. ia Smith. Who I has sn me
cceded Darlington at left half, Mas
snown himself t. be Il clever line
pinhEer lie is especially valuable on
the defensive. Much is cNpcctr1 az
NnTenknlrht. the Quaker whirlwind.
who ~ been the student bo,ly's choice
ior quarter haCaS all season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
GENERALS TACKLE TECHS /
GREAT SOUTHERN BATTLE
TO BE STAGED IN ATLANTA
w. ~ D.. Team out,veIHhcd Ten Pounds
To Mnn, but Expects to Win
Through, Sncrd.

lopeclai 10 Ihc I1mcS- Dispatch.
LENiSGTON: VA. October 26.-r'nli
OF confidence in their ability to cope
now with the strongest OF Southern
,ele,ycns. the Washington ANA Lee foot
meet Georgia Tech. in what Will be the
most important game in the South on
enter the contest without their two We,
regular cnds-crilc and Grahan-und
probably without Full-i,ack Johnny
Sorrrlls. there is II feeling in Icxing,
ton that washington and Lee will win
the game. y" ~
The cn@aGcmcnt with Georgia Tech
Lee is Tho only Southern 'i team lo outsi Side
sidered Il contender for the honor. In
the :. |. y. A.. Georgia Tech. Auburn
and Vanderbilt are considered tho
supremacy. Vanderbilt will play All
burn and Tech will play Auburn, so
s sea s,% wi nj Sh1 ro later on in the
par" teams
Work by the Generals this week has
been devoted 10 a perfection Of a new
omcnsc Ia be used against the Yellow
Jackets IL has also been marked bv
Irn!co ana Turner is"thei AGAIN ain" tlpnr ""
i"nico has been sent back to right
tnckl" aud Bethel has been shifted L"
The plans oc Elcock and Donahuc To
strengthen the line, and was made pos
SUI nN Tue Eoou showing made at
riHnt h"lf hack duriu. the past two
weeks of Harry Adams. a first year
law student. who played for two Years
on Central College. Adams can plunge
I..;, *nln consistently. The injury TO
Sril" made necessary the immediate
DEVELOPMENT OF an end. and Bethel. who
:" iai has proved 70 he one OF the
most valuable men in the WASHINGTON
ana Lee line because OF his ability to
n p I'm 'n ~ position Ss well. was called in
10y played at end for John Marshall
liiSh. ana the wing position held no
sirhhEenrss Tor him. During Scrim,nagc
.n'S Week with the scrubs, he proved
tense. with Jgnico tim. after tine
Tearing great holes In the scrubs line
i.hrkin. The former Worcester Academy
Sii4,r. whose work early in the season
Den improving steadily OF late. ana
VIII start ~ left end for the Generals
E;nrr"lIs strained Il tendon In practice
" cun"sday. and his place will be filled
It"unokc College last Saturday
Although Washington and Lee IL ONT
Woi+ned by the Techs by about ten
BOUNDS TO the man. the Generals cX-
by their greater speed. more omen nIav
ana thc to" Of CAPTAIN co." Yoiinr
J Dung has been bunting on an average
~ SiNty yards all this week. and some
five yards. They have nearly al! had
good height and were well pluced .rhe
.,"nrriis VIII avcrag" ISL pounds in
lhe, lin". rs hounds in the back Held
AN Th %v ,r; w, VII la, ayerace ~, rounds
end I.arkin; left tackle. Johnson. left
guard, bryan: center. Pi.rotti: right
sM'ir"' Moor right tackle. Teuico
IlIHt END. Hethcl; quarter. Haplcy: icrt
I.a' Young; right half. Adams; FUN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
LAUREL RESULTS

ftltst, race-siN furlonss-G rccntre..
~" 'liohmsnml. $3.5r. $2.7G. $40
hrsi, Battle Abboy, 1903 Schuftiny:,.r1,'
~. $50" second; kits. lu7 Gi,ar-
Cheer Captain Eayo. Sea i,uss ,;n,..
phnH, M""mlisht.r. Stalwurt Van also
,,:s,g,Go"dz15i% furlomas Iianobala 1916
itvlnu, iu7 ,Ncl.a.D s. 30 Sio ~
nuA; Great Dolly. !ui CDisnuoni s. ~.
!nitd WIm.. i:l; 80 katncrvi, G;rnv
'".H}tP. M'nolleeon, ,in'"o T. a,so i,n.
.''s" III Gllccprrp. s.. $5i0. S2.%n
h'-i NJ Mack, III 1EalD. $3.50. s7.Sn,
=, '.h,'. '!u"Sn Of Paradise. lol j. Me
'tt9rth $50. thll Time. l:i7 80.
l."3"! interest, Juliet, iioraN, Wood
F"nrth Dixie nandicap. mile ana :,
Jtsrtof short era ss. 100 ,KcoehI
f"'o out. Out first Hor'ows. 123 CFob-
~. ""l, ON. second; ,nidcr"st Soy.
I"r, 't'fl out; third Time. zoo -.
Natcf Lady Iog o.. McTasgar,l
-I 49, rsio.&9 80. first; SAND MarsI,,
startling 49, ttayncsy. SEQ. thir,i
-" l;"nes Th"rnhin. Han
i'' emit NNita. kowessa Ecueit,a.
1y!e' 'ii"hd "9"rt also ran
-'nund - N!c"rcfp. $4.co, $8iG. $40.
h'.'. lrcs'ru Lynn, ii. N.Yrtj,,~irn,'
'", :! ~" second Scorpii loo
'-.u' i'AS -. tHird Time,
tinnaua Iourr Emiicn,' i,,sim n,i,rr
'iI. f'Wuctto also ran.
! HtN"mth nil" ard seventy wards
~ a,r.sa lgN lknisay), $50. $40
! y" ~ liISi, g. NJ Nillrr iii ,tui,vclb
I - y" Stln. second: fsrny. ,,nnor,i, =
| AmbrosoJ $3Ao. third. Timn
49,. bit broom. Yodclin.. liar
N"'''' h-!'i;" oah. Raconicusc also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BAN SAYS PLAYERS MUST
STICK TO BASEBALL ONLY
'rcSid"nt johnson, Of Americana Puts
Foot Down pom All E.Nhibj-
lions al sport.
TNN AsHocInted Press. !


'EifCN,.D. octobcr 2i.-A,.ior ,.,-,o
pas n'' }! players vii! not only br
~ e." from engaging IN exhibition
o"N'''t'' E"lncS. but are forbidden to
li'I'f"r lnr.r incom" after the regular
n''Shi D. over by indoor baseball
"a, LAs h'jo"il on football. This was the
9M"I today Of President Johnson.
- ''e A.u"riCttn League, to the pro-
.,'tS "i b@Nid l.. FultH. president of
IN" iinil rlay"rs Fraternity. against
nhrE H'p"s"d upon members fur en-
T"-l"A %. poStSc3Spn games.
H' S''tvh 81 tn" players contract
c%,Nrli,r 'h" points mentioned was
NH ,"''ra ~ i'reSideut johnson, ana he
aHi,! '"' ~ mad been approved by MIR.
iuH% ~ i"tbids participation in amy
fIA.'kL.l',"' Eam@. indoor baseball,
m,a l''.h "i football, unless the
been given.
ANY decided not to permit tho ex
.i ;,,I,'. S,,L',tS because the hippo
FROM i'''i.' johnson said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
H0PEWELL LOSES GAME
IInmpdcn-Sitlncy nnd Randolph ,,ncon
VIII Play To- Nurrow in
!'nrniN lille.
IspecIal lo The Tlmes- Diarntch.

III.
iiAMPnEN-S IpNEN. VA. october 20;
ne iiampdci- sidney Tigers arc
W",A'hf hard this week in anticipa-
tirh %! me game IN Farmville on
saturday win Randolph Macon. This
contest WAS hooked originally for
h"pSWtIl. hnt lhc management *
Gently deemed 1T wise 10 bring ii
nearer home. far:uNiilc is warm i'm
It's SSmpnthicS Tor the Methodist in
Stiiution. ana a great crowd Of its adj
norantS viii lac on hand In addition
TO the entire student body of The
ireS'yicriaus, trains from the east
and west viii bring II large delegation
of alumni.
Inc. countryside viii also he out in
c4sion. and II is expected that many
Of 'hr 400 students at the state Nor
anal viii b" present
scriInma@es were hcid, " and Inamy Of
The men cam" out battered ana bruised
Ever! BODY realizes that if this game
l.; lost the chances OF III" Tigers win
ninninE the champiomshin are very
slim. No one knows what kind of Il
combination Will he used against
iti"sss men, The team is undergoing
"a Shakc-up now. Line men are being
tried in the back field and some Of
Tie backs sent TO the wings. Men win"
hay" been plugging away on the scrub
team are having u trial on the varsity,
and Letter m"u nave been sent 10 the
scrubs. Tho game on Saturday viii,
sh"v' nbH far tn: team has developed
IN Inac.i'r, work since the bitter dose
rt last wee k