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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BOYS PLAY GOOD SOCCER
PRETTY CONTESTS PUT UP
BY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL s
'"'n"rfdHr aud bellevue Arc Aruin
winners Over Binford md Pre-
vocational at byrd Park
Standing of Teams

The Junior high schools pIov.d ~,
second round OF soccer fontbuIl scr,,
yesterday afternoon. ana the winners,
were the same as those of the initial
round. which was PLAYED Las, ,r,o.,,.,'
'ilhford and Bellevue were pitted avnin.,t
tach other, while the other contest ,r,,,
between cambridge and Prevucatio,,i
po.h games were played ut Byrd Park
me contest between Binrord ana
deilcvuc WAS the closer OF the twn RoIl.
Nue winning out in the last three min
utes of play. when Hicks shot the onI,.
score Of the game
The cambridge -PrcyocatiSunf pnn,..
was not as close the one between
ihhIord and Bellevue. as the South
siders shot four goals to IT'S opnonant.,
none. and generally outcIass.d ,h,.
,frevos from the start Little. nf
cambridge. scored all the points mad.
by his team '''''"c
ro'iowinI Is the lineup and sum
mary or the two games:
Bainbridee-As youl. IIor,
right fun back: Smcthie, lief, fuII i,,,.,
hanks. center. half back: Davis Icft
nan back; o'Bri"n. righ, half bark.
Aiiiier. outside r!ght forward: pit,man
INSIDE right forward: Owens. center for.
"hth; Little, inside lief, forward:
crooks. outside left forward: Dixo,,
vaughan and Jackson. substitu,cs
freN"cat ional-Oylcr. goal: Beaslcy
rish' 'ull back; Fortune. left full back.
Leonard. center half back; l'ranc,s ,cf,
mar ,. back: Higgins right half back.
Mi.,iard: outside RICH, forward: Crit
'end"n, inside RICH, forward: Mccain
center BoltZ. inside left forward.
node: outside left forward: wiikeryon
ana Wilkinson. substitutes
second c-Bnford-Picrce. goal.
hrys' right full back: Chandler, lief,
tull back: Rocchsccioli. center ,o,,
mack: Bryson. right half back: Jack.
son. '"fi half back: Russell. outsid,
rit"t forward: Brown. inside right for
M"ru' hncker. center forward: Word.
INSIDE icit forward: Florancc outsid.
itti forward. Bcllcvuc--t'ophiu roll.
hh.A' right run back; Grundy. lief, full
n"ck Meredith. center half back: ~
: "shili' RICH, half back: u. Harris Icf,
n"lI "aGk harwood. outside RICH, for
".''"' patterson. inside right forward.
iii'ks' center forward: Gri;,lth. ins;dn
',i' io,ward; Booth. outside lief, for
ward; Johns and Flournoy. substitutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
VIRGINIA NINE TO PLAY
TIGERS TWICE IN SPRING
WIFI Entertain Tigers In ChnrIottc.
Vile md Then Return
Call.

PRINCETON. October 2G-Twcntv-
nine games arc listed on the lni7
irIncrtom baseball schedule. according
70 tht statement OF Manager Donnhoc.
seven OF these games are away from
nome. ana his number will hc In
creased TO MIN" in case Of ties with
harvard and Yale
he season starts IL day earlier than
last wear. The first game will be win
DICKINSON. March II Although two
teams have been dropped from the
schedule, Johns Hopkins and George
town. Dickinson aud l.clrnd Stanford
have been taken on in their places
The Tigers will meet only Navy and
irG ma on the southern trip this year
The schedule follows
March ~ Dickinson: March 81.
Swarthinorc: March -, seton Hail:
March ~. Villa Nova. April 3 Holv
Cross; April 6. Virginia at Char,oti.s-
vile: April ., Navy a. innapoliS Auril
u, Williams; April H. Rutgers: Anil
Is, Amherst; April u. Pcnnsyivania:
April 20, Fordham; April IS, Brown ri
providence. April %. I.awrrmccvilIc:
May ., Virginia. May !, Corner, al
i ian.,;; Nay G"n'ge,own: May le.
Harvard nt Cambridge: MAY %. vii
liams: May 20. Harvard: Nav "a
Leland Stanford; Jun" . Yale al Nnw
Haven; June .. Lafayette: Juno .
Pennsylvania at rhiiadclphia; June 13
iiarVard On case OF iic): June l6, Yale;
June -, Yale Gin case of tic,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
CAROLINA TRACK SQUAD
COMPOSED OF VETERANS
'"'"'ris INV" bright Prosp~rts-Cros.-
'""htr! Runners Getting
Down to Work.
ISpecInl 10 The Times Disuntch \

Il
cltAPEl. HILL, October 2S-Th.
Track team. OF the University OF North
carolina this year has bright pfosuccts
ahead. with much OF last years ma
ierlai bach, and promising new cau,il-
yates among the new men The latter
are not dcbarrcd ny the one-year rulc
from track athletics Among lgst
year letter men %ho have returned
are Blue, Davis. Farthing. Foirrr.
Parker. Ramsey. Rand, Hanson. VAN
and upchurch. Fred Farthime c:,ptaino
the track team this year No dennit.
schedule Of meets has yet been an
nounccd but there Will probably he
Two or three meets odt Of the Stat.
this year with various colleges and
universities.
The fan cross country run will b.
held on November Is between Trinity.
Agricultural and Mechanical Wake
Forest and North Carolina. II has not
been decided yc, where this meet will
be held. but Trinity and Carolina ar"
both seeking 10 obtain IL. Last year
II was held here. and the Agricultural
ana Mechanical team proved victorious,
WIN Carolina In second place.
All OF last years cross count-y rum
ncrS are back. OF these II is proha bl,,
that tpchurch. Rand. Minis and York
viii be selected for the event No
coach has yet ba"n selected for track.
but very probably DIR. Kent q; Brown
VIII again serve in this capacity He
was highly SUGGEST III as track coach
last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Vanderbilt Is nEaDN
ron 't\'("rI,E Tn IctNISu

ch,l
=, NASHVILLE. TENN. October De
ror ;hrec years Virginia has won from
Vanderbilt. On two of these occasions
sn. has won by larger scores than she
,ottesviilc. when the score was 10 to
10. Vanderbilt would not ne so an
nfrencnsiNe OF the Eam" here SATURDAY.
performances that Virginia waits 10
uncover her best AGAINST the Local
team.
These fears ar" hardly d:spos.a OF
ny The surpriSi in" defeat suffered ~
me oranG" aud lluc at the hapdS al:
Ge"rrin last saturday. There AFRO two
circumstances That have to he consid-
cred in that connection. In the first
lace. the r"norts of las, Saturdav's
lame imdicate That the first ioucn-
,u"kicst kind of flukc. and that ;re
nrenks Of nc game went cousistcntlv
-, N G""r VIA fn,or Md in the ncS,
70 moro iNan n!av the team 'hnu
Georgia heat. Tho team that comes
ncrc Is all tra PLAYED against Georgia
man coached and trained to fit i'm with
his team. instead Of rushed into the
|nmt nncoarhcd ut tho last minute,
edition Of WaCcukmight. at quarter.
ND Smith. 2. half
nut II is !mHoesihlc not to bo nre0
Nth cnnfdcuC" ~ tho team that takes
he nc!d for Nnndorhil;, ir ono consid
a"s It's record in tho past two games.
Without tho services OF Curry and
nrman. ~" team last Saturday scored
Va 'ouchd"wus ~ the easiest kirh nf
fashion against the strong Misslseinni
cam. And ov"n r. IN" team that l;d
mis- wer" good for nothing hut DO
'cnSlV" tactics. In wh'ch I, is admir-
""lv strong. when Currv is added tho
continuation is dangerous To any kind
II oNnoncrt.
Nv" Vanderbilt r"h'" NJ INV rar"
"o!i"vc" q is Vantcrhil;'s vc,r ~
nat hoNcf huWdr"ds ~ alumni have
'nd'cHfnd Thar Intention - ho on hand
ne railroads ha"" nunourccd ro,l,Icon
't"s. 'nd ono IF ~" hirmcr, crowds
MT ever sat On Dudley Field viii
Witness tho l:ninc 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
SPORTS
CAROLINA AGGIES READY
TO PLAY VIRGINIA TECHS
Gnme In Norfolk To- Morrow wIII Re.
fiHe Ola RivalrS-llig
Crowd Expected.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb. |

l''p,Si"i " 'Hc liincS- DlSputcn.l
WEST kALElGll. y. c.. October &c.
The football struggle which is next
In, Importance to me THANKSGIVING
game. with Washington and Lee. AZ
faiciBh, in the minds Of ~ & NJ sun
portcfs, Is that between A. az NJ and
y. T.. L.. 10 be played in Norfolk on
saturday. Special trains have been
Tor this occasion. which it is expected
VIII equal The old a. Il Al " -
games played in Norfolk on turkey
The a. & NJ. warriors are hcinr
wfnipped INTO shape with the sole idea
rival Coach Patterson is putting his
squad through hard scri,nmnr,.S ,his
week. and. having had Il good ryst
since the Fair Week victory over Wake
forest, the .iESics should be I'm prime
condition for Saturdays contest.
That the Tarheels' team carries only
three members of last years varsity
ana is lighter than usual, averaging
only !sS pounds. but the Carolina
IechS VIII go into the fray with con-
hdence and determination. The Vir-
the colrrs several times in recent years
by just bare margin as the result
OF some luke. With this in mind. a.
" NJ expects 10 balance some past
scores '
The following men will probably
tcaptain) and lIodgin, ends: Cook and
Lawrence. tackles; lIomewood and
Nance. guards: Whitaker. center; Lee
fuI back: Rice. quarter back: Van
mrockiin aud Picrson. half backs
This lineup is the result of several
maximum efficiency and machine work
mas been reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
TECHS FAIL TO SHOW UP
IN GOOD FORM FOR GAME
NirElnin PolyS Not Ia Hest shape for
important Clnsh With AErIcs
To-MOrrOy.
LSpecinl to The Times- Dlspa,ch.l

i'rP'NiHi ~ nc
B.AckSBCRG VA, October 26-Af-
Ter showing up well during the FIRST
Two days o: the week. virginia Poly
,echnic institute hit the downEradc in
ner practice to-day. Plumbing was
frequent. signals wcr. badly. haiicd and
forward passes did not work success
inliy. The usual thirty minutes OF
scrlmnage was held. The varsity
w"rKeu new plays more or less sue
usual Three touchdowns. Bob Denny.
ei Davidson. got in;o the game for Il
re" minutes with the scrubs. and show
cu some of his old-,!mc form. Through
oui me season he has been lending
valuable aid TO Assistant Coach san
porn in Keeping IL" squad in fighting
trim 10 meet the attacks OF the var
The varsity back field was worked
IN scrimrnaSe behind the varsity in"
,or inc NrSt time since the Vale game.
ne nrst-strinr line has been II, the
SsIiuih'aHc every afternoon this week
nNt. on account OF injuries, this is tho
first time that III" .;rsi back Held CON
Sis,ing OF Lancaster. Nelson. Gardner
ana MACK. has been given hard work
rhey qua not do exceptionally well. and
t; MI seeG Wa.i iS,'rins backs: Z. Eoden,
and did somcwha, better. Kcdd par.ic
UariN DISTINGUISHING himself Hall.
rs big tackle. viii not go in
a. i,, ur"hy game, He was severely in
IN recovering. Parrish viii be shif,eu
from guard TO tackle TO take his Mace
ana Ircakle VIII take the guard posi-
The probable lineup for the game
WIN Agricultural and Mechanical col
i"Re VIII be as follows: ends. Gregory
ana Younger; tackles CaTer icaptain1
TrHa kkihrrish guards. Moore; a. r, ana
back Lancaster; half backs. .!ack and
nelson iuil back. Gardner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
LEWIS DOWNS LINOW
StrnnSlrr Gets Two Straight Fails. hut
the C"ssncil Makes Him
Work tO In

ia Lewis last night demonstrated
i's superiority over Ivan Linow by
winning from the CosSack in two
siraishi falls. The match. a return
nSaeemrni. Was held before a ca
hlVllN audience in the Academy of Mn
SIC. scores OF women were present
me Stranger had Ia 70 the limit To
WIN IA" FIRST fan, finally rinuinr tho
Nh"u!d"rs of Linow TO the mat in ono
h""r "nd hiiN minutes, living marc
the feat. After u lricf
ihl'rlhlSSl"n, the match was resumed.
bur Lewis again go; a deadly br,I
hoId ana secured the second fan i'm
fifteen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
SPORTS
Play ualifying Round

Golfers Of the Hermitage Country
'Iuh will play the qualifying round
al fac annuni tail tournament this
a'tcrnonn over The rlub course. IRc
winner III the tOrrHnmrnt will No
awarded ~ silver trophy AN clI!,
champion. ana Will also he given the
ri:.Ht 10 represent the iirruIture
'Iuh In the tournament against the
winner al the Country Club OF Nir-
i:iuii tor the NruHch cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

:. wa Is T.. FOREST. y. e.. October ot-
;N"t IN lcnrton"d by the defeat at the
i5th"I OH H. ~ NJ. in Raleigh last week,
ny " 'H' Forest cr!d!ron candidates
S"H''' practice" on Tie local n.ld
ms wees. and The coaches ar. now
pIliltNt 'h" eleven for the nest en-
~. s''hj watch carries them TO CO.
inmhln 60 whore on November 4
,,he DIVERSITY az South Carolina viii
-. met in tue annual clash between
-" iGl" ru Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
ARMY WORKS HARD
LRy Associa.cd rrnss. 1

WEST POINT. y. i. October 20
me Army praciiced twice to-day
once outdoors without football toys,
ana once in thc riding hail under cleo
tic light. y military drill broke into
me program. stokes had McEwan's
JOB nt center on the varsity for a
while. He is fast and passes we'll.
and IS getting The call as q reserve
centc" over the two veterans. Weems
and Chapman. Forward-u mass pInvs
featured the work out to-day. and the
cadets spent some time in pcrfcctinG
defense for the air-limc plays. The
mai preparation FOR the Nnlanova
game Will come Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
PREP GAME POSTPONED
""hh Nnrshn'l mud Eichmond tcudcm,
WI! N"t Meet 'fo-rnS-tn-
lurrd Mem Are Cause,

The PREF school battle svho.!uled for
To-Day between John Ai:ushau Iiixh
school and Richmond Academy has
Ven Pos pohGd until - later da;r. The
N!&lSn" mites hov" u game with M,'Iirv
t,lSh SCA"u! Tor n"Nt Saturday, ANA
they viii hardly he unlc 10 ni;,y hn;h
SIlncS in TIA" same w,rk
iirhHlond -\cadcmy has several mon
on tn injured list, ana for rhIs r5a
son Inc game VAS postponed IN.
.Nr"d"nH team j. much ii.Ll.r H.,
Tn" Inequalities, and wishes 20 LAY
KS ;Git strength in tn" field when
they lace the MarShalli:.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
VETERANS FOR QUINT
h"rf"n Heights fsask"tbnII Prospects
"riShf-ENn""t to HIVE I'm
other Strong Trnm.

liarton Heights will 10 well rnrrc
scented in basketball this year. accord
inS l" 'hlck Gregory. acting cantaiu
OF che quint Several veterans ur ,Ln
1919 team, which came within on.
p"'nt OF nuncNiur the Federation
rhampi"nship, viii u" back i'm hnrnoss
,l's year ana IN" prospcciS Of nick
lhf Il winning combination with these
men AS nucleus AZ. cycecdinrIv
nriEht GREGORY. c"ptain AMI guard.
Str'nHcr' ccnt"r; Binford forward.
li"ck. forward. ana SticlSton guard. arc
the veterans Of last wear who will
FORM 81 nucleus for The 1916 team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Cornell Dr"p. S,nr,.

ITTIACA, =. =. October 2G.-Thc
Cornell faculty committee on student
affairs to-day declared Frank Glary.
baseball catcher and captain Of the
1917 varsity nine: y. \. G.; Valentine
varsity baseball outtieIdcr. and Clayton
Wolford. varsity baseball substitute.
Ineligible for further participation In
university athletics because they are
alleged to have played summer base
ball where admission was charged.
AL three arc juniors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Players tu,omati.ni,, Fine,

I.I,NlrN!',E, y -, I7l"'8
hiiM iNtiiIA NM, ALA. october I'd
- mayer IN ihc Southern Association
:e"t season wil! he au,nmai!caIiv
l!hrN 81" whenever put out of the game
,! an umpire. iioh"rt II tAugh, prcsi-
"Dh'. "i the association, Announced to-
Tf am nreslden, next year, said
~ '}huEh' ia" player must pay lh.
uh' before partcipatinr IN anotiio.
Hane' even II it is the second same
III n Nnlihl. -hrnlr,. =, - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
EMPORIA RACES GOOD
i"rGcSt Srowu of Week aa Euir-Iiyr
stock Parade WIS Special


,!,,,t,.'I,i 70 lie Times Dispatch
EMPoRIA. VA, October gs--E.m
por!a Day at the fair WAS q record
breaker. The attcndancc wns mnr;,
larger than cvcr before. The banks
ana principal places OF business were
al closed, and everybody visited the
iair. Ecsihcs the many automObilcs
winch hllcd the inner circle of the
track, TWO special excursion trains
came IN over the Southern Railroad.
;.&"er h"fofr has Emporia senn sucn :,
large crowd, The live stock parade
WAS special feature. The racing
was good Results were us follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
CLEMSON TAKES ANNUAL
CLASH WITH GAMECOCKS
Tigers Use Fake Plays ON Soutb t,r,-
iini, ;nd Win by Shutout

icy Assncintnd Ircvs !

.,HohCMEiA, S. g.. October os
ti"lusou's line proved 100 strong and
Us '"ckS too fast for South carolina,
h'f" today, ana the annual foo,hnlI
N'un@ h'iwren the TWO institutions was
won ~ clemson. - tai u. Clemson used
many fake plays which had SOuth
I.rn!lnH completely howildcrcG.
V vl,1ni. r@5si'ion. $. Carolina.
Caunon....., left tackle McNIilinm
i'oolc ......... lief, guard II. iiammtn,
-. .'.....-: center go. r.. Hampton
Harmon right guard KiIi.orr
ntNn"WS. right tackle .IIn,tcu
nfoNne.. right cad J'ro,I,h
W 't%c!...,. quarter back q Wnrint-
nankS..... left half back Scahnrn
MaJ0r.... right half back Kerr
iiarGih.. .... fun back CrtforL
Scor" by periods:
:. ir'tS". ';......-..... ~ 7-oT
H"uih carolina ..... u o. o
Referee. Barry, Georgetown: umpire,
II%G .t Michigan. Time OF periods.
hIi"rn minutes each. clemson scoring:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90. E'iizcN Mai
Go2i from touchdown Browne ~.
Major. SubstjiutlDns: south ,'orolir,,-
M""fr Tor kiirorc: Marion for Moore.
Snnr', Tor Kerr: Blackmou for Clark:
h"ud'"' for g. Warning. H. Warm, Tor
Hia"kmou; Kerr FOR Simiii. kIIgorc for
MARION. fouiware for Kjlcorc: <nirht
Tor Ihhorn; Simril for kNiGht: c War
ini: Tor Chandler CLEMSON -NiuirZ fn,
Harmon; liuckctt for Wichi. Adams for
browne: Finley for Wi,2cli: Afford FOR
Cannon. Sans for hardin: Brandon Far
Poole. '" io'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Schn.k WIN Take WIG

CHICAGO, October 26.-Ray Schalk
the White SoX catcher. has been pre-
srnicd with $1,000 cash by President
Comtskey as wedding gift Schalk
VIII be married in a few DAYS 20 a
sweetheart OF his boyhood days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

1T STRIKES ME
Hi TIM pA'pCiI

GRID contests tomorrow in all sec
tinns are of much wider interest than
Is usual tor this time OF the ycnr
IhiS Is true not only among the bin.
ticNehS. but among the smaller inSti-
tutiUnS also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

soccer football introduced in the
public schools during the past few
weeks IS proving very. popular among
the youngsters. Within a few years
on" "t the most pop;ila! diversions Of
nc young iichmond"r. II is no molly
out the best in the players. IL REQUIRES
Skin and stamina, and j. II game that
can be played practically all winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

IN" West Emo Gun Cluh Win hrinr
on" oil It's most successful seasons to "A
Cl"s" tomorrow afternoon. when the
!.I'l Nhp"t OF IN" season Will H.. n, Id
TN" 'rlrs have proved very attractive
"Ni'ht IA" pass summer, and many
now INC'S wore seen lrfOr, I'm. ir:nS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

II is Likely that several soccer
i"atn"s VIII he formed here II the
n"Ai lew wccks. The Richmond Soccer
'lnh last season developed some good
maternal, "h6 The nucleus OF several
good Teams can readily b,: rounded M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

IINS-bNIl Is spreAdimr 10 Tar Samoa
Wh"r" ionr-tctm league has been
nrEaHiIc'i With a playing schedule OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

Tw" virginia teams journey away
from home to meet strong clevcns The
WaSh!nSion ana Lee pridderS meet
Georgia Tech ia Atlanta. while Vir-
S!nia tackles Mandy In Nashville The
I:tttcr game is naturally attracting
more attention on account of former
meetings when the Orange and Blue
iramplcd over the Commodorcs. who
row.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-04
FORMER COUNCIL BLUFFS PAPER
CARRIER SUCCEEDS IN BUS :
iNESS WORLD.
c, D. PALMER HEADS
100000 CORPORATION
Former Iowa Man chosen President Of
in.er.ype comPanys Makers Of Type
setting Maehinss-Ser~ed as News
boy, Bank Clerk and Student at West
Point Military SCHOOL,.

Council Bluffs, March 4,-From car
rier boy for the Daily 4Nonpareil to the
presidency of a $4,000, 900 corporation
encompasses the business career Of c.
D Palmer, former Council Bluffs boy
and we'll known here among many Of
the older residents. Palmer has been
active in the reorga nizaIfon OF the In
Iertype corporation, manufacturers OF
the Inrertype. typesstting machine
for newspapers and job printers and is
now its president and general manager.
Palmer is best known in Council
Bluffs thru has having formerly been
employed in the Council Bluffs Savings
Bank where a number Of the employees
remember him very well. He was first
employed as a messenger In the bank
and later was promoted TO the book
keep ping department. II was while in
the eu1pIoye of the bank that he was
appointed as cadet TO the Nationa!
Military Academy at West Point
Palmer is remembered here as
popular Young man and an efficient
enploye we'll dressed and OF athletic
build He was promoted in the mill
tary service and in I"0l transferred TO
the staff and II was because OF his
work in organization :. the supply and
transportation departments that aiten-
zion was drawn 30 him as suitable
organizer for the big 7ypeserting ma
china nrga r1zatinr Incidentally he
gives rhe late Gen. c. ". Dodge much
credit for advancement in the military
service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-04
Crushed Under Heavy Load.

Sioux City. March 4.-Lylng unde,
the edge OF an overturned hayraCk on
the CorreG ionvijle road mile east
Of the pavement the body Of a man
thought TO De George Olson was found
yesterday. The disc0r cry was ma De
by q farmer living in that section. and
a report was made TO the police
The horses hitched TO the rack had
been standing for several hours il is
thought. and people living in the
neighborhood Of the tragedy believe
the wagon overturned about or 10
o'clock last night because Of he bark
ing Of dogs at that hour
The wagon was heavily laden with
household goods. and. hitched behind.
was buggy loa ded with lump coal
and -four Il Is thought that Olson ha
been living IN Sioux City and that he
was moving TO the home Of his father
in law The statement Of people IN
that section indicate that farmer
named Orxille Buckner IS the father
n-Aw, altho this Is not positively
known.
a jar. hak full Of whiskey. was
found near the body, and some bologna
also was found Detective Curtis ad-
vances as his theory that the man was
eating a lunch AT the time Of the &C
ciden; that resulted in his death and
that he did rot notice the wagon was
drawing near The emhankrneut unit
! Il was too late.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-04
The Deferred Answer.

Al the rate Of I0H yards IN eighteen
"conds Johson was running for a
ain. The reason ne wasn't running
srer was that was as fast as ne
ouid run. or. as ne children say ali
the faster that he could run
Blogson. on the sidewalk. was MAX
ing NO speed Al all. The reason was
he was standing still He wasn't
catching trains that morning.
Suddenly Blogson called:
Hey. johsoE: Jobson, H@;-'
Jobson turned without stacking his
speed any more than he could help
for ne knew that il he didn't catch
that train It would go without him
and Jobson took nothing in lie more
serious that he did catching trains
Coin somewhere Blogson called
Two days later Biogson's telephone
bell rang at o'clock in the morning.
Blossom answered it with one hand
while he rubbed the sleep out Of his
eyes with the other. Jobsons voice:
This you Blogson? Yes. was 60
ing 10 catch train. Gby."-Louis-
vile Times.