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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
CAMP LEE TEAM TO PLAY
d PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY
3eOtii Regiment rrscticins Hard for
Big Game on pcS,cml,er
IA in Pitt SburSh.
TEAM HAS SMASHING ofskNSE
Johoyics, Hatcher, StancS and Mar
shalt, Showing tp Sc~i Among
Bnck.ficld Men - Followers at
- Eleven Enthusiastic.

Football practice nj Cansr Ice Te;
terSburg. IL PROGRESSING by LEAPS lad
Hundred and Twcniic;h EcS!men,,. whe
arc trying on; Tor the eleven. %E6 me
reaeheg az hiGllN pleased %ita me
combination from this regiment. The
chief topic OF conversation III The resi-.
Meal Is the, eon,ess, ,%% Re nj; nis.s :
IN the smoky cay. December /
Coach MCGraw has been putting the
candidates Through hard scrimmas es
FOR some ,:r,c. and the work OF The
5ackheid has been Of ihe highest order
JuhoNtsS. Marshall. St.ucy, hatcher u ma
Ioncs have been displaying she best
dates. and have been woviinr together
in manner that has been htcnly iu-
Nj OF ,hSse men are hard charges. and
resemble Il cyclone II. action once they
Get started. Hamr'er and WSdde!i are
other bacilseid 'ncn WAC are showing
In order that the team nay make a
crediiahle showing asains' the ftts.
withstand the assault, y; tho PiitSbursn
backs. The line men nave been worried
hard and are getting together Won
dcrtully. Bottle and I.anceloi have been
alternating ut ccuter and ii IS onl! a
mat'cr OF toss w , Is ~, 10 w" enaw n
Mack;.. Mex can. Eaucr. Oman. Hun
ter and number OF others nave ee"h
trying for tho guard and ,acklc post
tons. Tn last named seem TO have :,
call or the others. bat merry hEht
is going on. and no man Is sure OF his
Their arc number OF men on; for
Tho end positions and the coacheS are
al a loss at this time as 10 which men
Mi; hc used on the wings. Peters
Eddy. Fulton and Reynolds however,
stand out as INC most likely candidates
In stalking up against the Pittsbursh
eleven the Camp Lee team VIII Ger
,ain,y have a ba,,lc or its hands: The
boys from tho city OF smoke have one
Of the bcs., Il not the hest. elcrcns in
lie country and team that mGnss
hard all the time. as the close scores
by which 1t has Won some oil the con
tests played indicate .a .,
some OF the best ro,rsf T n,a 3op thu !"
snIdiers believe that thew will hav" an
even chance witt tho piu"hurEEn oo onT
piay smoothly. Followers OF tne team
arc ronidnn; tina; he team WI. s"" ", .
Pittsburgh q lot OF worry before 'he
contest is over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
WITH AMERICAS ENTRY,
WARS VICTORY CERTAIN
DIR. Itamar Ben-Avi Confident That
Strength Of United States
VIII Prevail.
is HEARD nY BIG AUDIENCE
Native Palcstininn and Journalist
Makes Ringing Appeal In Lecture
at Jefferson Hotel for Cause OF
Observation-Disclosures Germany.

Speaking with all the enthusiasm and
vigor characteristic Of an American
patriot before an Intensely Interested
audience that filled the auditorium of
the Jefferson Hotel last night, DIR. Ita-
mar Bcn-AVi, native Palestin!an. jour
ra!!st and lecturer. delivered an i'm
prcssivc address that was marked by
its sca.hing denunciation of the Ger
van government and its ideals, and at
same time by It's appeal for the cause
s.!onisn. He spoke with first-han
knowledge OF the dreams and hopca OF
The Kaiser. for he has lived In Ger
many and studied it's government with
such thoroughness that on several &C.
casions he warned France and Eng
land of the danger OF the realization
OF Gerinany's ambition. Not long be-
fore the war started, he stated he
heard the people OF Germany speaking
in the streets ,.bout the governments
preparation. and It's determination to
conquer because II believed that Eng
land and France were not prepared to
meet tho onslaught.
Dr.. Ben-Ari was introduced by Her
bert 7. Ezekiel president Of tho
Young Mems Hebrew Association, who
said that 1t Is rare opportunity TO sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
CURTAIL RACING GAME
HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
TO BE H0RSEMEh'S MECCA
Inability 10 secure Transports Keeps
Thoroughbred Away From, JuareK.
Metropolitan Circuit Successful.

NEW YORK. November sl.--RacinS
;hss winter is 20 ~ very much cur
tailed TWO tracks. perhaps three, wiu
sec Water racin: They are NsvE,.a
sra New Orleans. and po>Sibiy TIA
lIana.
luare% vii! not see the thorous hhreGS
mas "tH'er-persaos not again uatil
;hc end OF the war.
erS 81; The JuareS track To announce
;ha; ,hey would no; attempt to hoid
meet this year. The regulations re-
Qu:re each person crossing into Mex
ico 10 obtain passport on the Amer
ic2n side: and on the return 10 the
Mexican territory. This mus; be done
daily. The long delay in getting these
official papers, the piomotcrs believe.
would cause hundreds to remain away
from the track. and therefore the meet.
IL had been run. would have only
resulted ~ loss.
Thu same conditions may apply 10
Tia Ju2i,o and an cary announcement
j. expected on the decision whether a
meet will be held there or not this
While most OF the horses will he
shipoed 20 New Orleans for the forty
DAYS meeting there, which begins next
month. Eavana probably will be the
rieccn for ho-serncu. The climatic con-
ditions there and tho fact that the
ing sunday racing. viii cause many
horsen,en 10 ship T.. Cuba
Racing on the Mctropc!itan circ.it,
which Will close with the present meet
than sny year since tho ban On betting
was placed. The attendance -; ali the
tracks was good. and horscn'cu were
/ given liberal purses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
n native Pnlcstinian and one so ia
miliar with European affairs.
DREAM or WORLD EMPIRE
IMuUISO IN GEHMANs

Bcn-Avi began by relating some Of thu
incidents that proved absolutely that
the Germans: that is. the German pco-
pie. were thoroughly educated to the
point OF believing that the Kaiser
would conquer tho world. They were
all imbucd with thoughts OF n world
empire. and were willing to sacrifice
their all for Tho accompli. hment OF
that end.
"And several times" lie said, az
warned the French government of tho
Impending danger and called upon them
TO prepare themselves SO as to DO ready
TO meet the Germans whenever tho war
was started. France" he continued.
refused to believe the inevitable. and
as "a result Is to-day lighting TO kcep
the angry hords of tho Kaiser from
overrunning France. But never fear.
democracy must win, the right must
win, and with Americas entry into the
war success is assured for tho allied
nations. Germany must be crushed. /"
he said. ''and will be crushed" He
finished that part OF his speech deal
ing with the war by saying that Palcs-
tine will soon fall into the hands OF the
British. and the British have declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
FALL TOURNAMENT BEGINS |
FIRST ANNUAL GOLF MEET
OPENS At HERMITAGE CLUB
Qualifying Rounds VIII Continue
Through to Tncsdny-Alatch
Play rhursdny.

The first annual fall golf tournamen
to be held BY the hermitage Country
Club on the new course Will begin to-
day. when the initinl qualifying rounds
are to be played. Play in the qualify.
Ing rounds viii continue through next
match play will lie made
On Thursday OF next week. the frs,
round OF match play will be staged.
II being expected that the round will
be completed with tho matches OF Sat
nrdaE or the next Monday mt the latest.
During that following week the second
round Will be staged. with tho third
tournament to an end just before the
middle of December.
Contrary 20 the usual custom. the
tournament committee this year has
decided that the elias :es shall be com
nosed OF eight players rather than six
teen. PiiHcs arc to be awarded tho
winners In c; CHI class, and 4 special
prize TO the player making the low
lnalifyinE score. but no Consolation
considered ono Of tn. beat in this sec
ton OF tho country. and the cxcellea,
weather recently had enabled care
takers to put IL i'll the best OF condi-
zion for the present tournament.
Che tournament is given Increased
the winner not only VIII become the
club champion. but will represent the
Hermitage Country Club against the
best player OF tho Country Club or Nir-
a!nia in the competition for the Branch
trophy Gun. The Ol: is expected 10
he OF u high order and IA number OF
the matches probably will attract un-
golfers in the city a:e members of the
Hermitage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
BOWIE RESULTS

Kr,, 5 csie5 Ici i Era i s?5se
s&e6 won. i.ii,, boy no ,MH ';I ,yrrosi":,
sArinona Caronnc, SDrycr: SuncrinI ~.
1Dirk Mli,er. TMamar. Boy WY; Low De-
srcc and Kohoh, also ran; 1tirlfn, .s-Tca
w wsr'F ,'adv Ger,rude. los Nv Coiins'.. $50
amd IS. s;sond gahs''' Ill iniwe' xtctivs.
il. Elizabeth. ili!'arnsy; Dalrose' 'swee'
Marjorie also ran %Ficih yo,,vc ,c,
TsiTas ss sn9 sic na na ,aS Won
i, ~ Gsiigsi. So !n'ri rims: s. liz bic DE
s ssSFse raiS ,aeE "a a'h Mss CAFE Eay
Morn Sandei, Radiant Flower and Andes
TogEIhNe and 'wsn;y 50 Ya e. wop Ssp.
.hant 10; twaIi"). s. and Sc second tMira
T Tirr'F IA - Dan, Kiits' frea and Tarauin
us and and , asar; Won Nsic OIL H.
~ CTroisrl, S. 30 and $3.50 scconG: c"nsin
Eii. RYAN. n,;wn,. Mucl;.cIs GoTdwG"d:
illcEorynut. Ed Weiss and iiudas Brother
$sMs, md i. si,, IT'D % wsn Sre 1Sl
second; Lady Little, lc5 g Campbell
Wig ' Il. 'nours. t-ri,on l.. larry Lander.
Scv,uth-M!ic aud siStccnth.Td Rond.
II uGsrme!p. o. $50 ana SO w stia :
second Hundiul. ioi tMtrsler,. $40 .hirI.
1'me l:tl So. Old Fen. Dsr;wortr. March
Court, HOid Top. Charles Francis. Jabot.
I.!lrie England anc &t!"stcna also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Nature Gives a Cry for Help,
That Will Make This Win.
ter q Season of Good
Health for You.

Winter and Catarrh are compan-
ions in evil. Catarrh Is sweeping
civilization from one continent to
another, because civilization does not
follow Natures laws. Nature tells
us what to do and we pay no heed.
Down deep in the body Of man lie
streams OF blood, going everywhere
and making complete circuit OF the
body every few seconds. In these
rivers, brooks and streamlets OF blood
flow millions OF little soldiers called
corpuscles. whose duty 1t is to heal
hurts. expel the enemies OF man
germs-from the body and carry
away impurities.
Nature. with the blood, builds bone
and hair and teeth and flesh. She
does this so quickly and with such
absolute perfection that II we put
into our mouths and stomachs the
things the body needs, nature will
distill her own chemicals and build
up any torn-down portions.
Catarrh is tearing down OF mu-
cous membranes. A mucous mem
brane is one Of the wonders of
science. 1t does the important work
OF the body in some lines. When 1t
becomes diseased, you quickly have
the alarm from nature. Catarrh, in
most cases, first warns us from q
condition OF the nose and throat.
These membranes cannot do their
work. They become clogged. I'm
purities form and choke them. De-
cay starts, unpleasant odors arise.
gradually 1t spreads until the mem
brane is almost worthless. Then we
learn the fault is with the blood.
There is too much work for the cor
puscles to do-not enough to do It.
They need help.
Placing salves and lotions in the
nose, and taking pills. powders and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
GENERALS WORKING HARD
WASHINGTON AND LEE
PREPARING FOR w. & J.
Contest VIII Re Held In Richmond
Turkey Dsy-FirSt Serum
Mncc Of Week To-pay.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. November al
The Washington and Lee football squad
has been pat through a hard and strict
drill OIL the fundamentals of football
for the first three days OF this week.
Coaches Raf:ery aud Bryan have been
GtrotinE the great part of their time
70 eradic2tinE defects which have
shbwn up late ia :he season. This Is
due. primarily. 10 N" lack OF eNreri-
encc OIL the part or the men. and TO
the fact that some OF the carly games
were cancelled.
Thursday the Generals: VIII get their
first 'scr.muacc OF the week and from
2ii indies tons. several more arc TO
follow. In these mock hattlcs will he
used the plars tho coaches have been
keeping for Washington and Jefferson.
whor, they meet in Richmond on
Thanksgiving.
This game is ono 81 the big events
OF the Southern football calendar. and
the Generals will spare 10 effort to
win il. The two teams met in Rich :
rloud for the first time last year. and
the Penrsylvanians were victoriou" by
the close score OF 10 10 = Eut this is
70: the first time Raftery and Met2Ecr
have coached opposing teams. for
BATTERY was assistant coach OF the
Generals while Sol was mentor 1T the
University If West Virginia.
Raftery is pleased with tho work OF
lis light bricks IN the game with
Georgetown in Eonuc,.e. and will de-
vote most Of his time tcSar6s bring
ing the line up TO the standard OF The
backfield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas. SournexS and Pain.
HoW TO Treat.

Medical authorities state that nearly
nine-tenths Of the cases Of stomach
trouble. indigestion. scu-ness. burning.
gas, bloatnE, nausea. etc, arc due to
an excess OF hydrochloric acid in ,he
stomach. and not. some believe. 20
a lack of digestive juices. The delicate
stomach lining is irritateG. diGe ton is
delayed and food sours. caus ils the
d!sagreeable symptoms which every
stomach sufferer knows well.
Artificial diEeatents are not needed in
such cases and may~do real harm. Try
laying aside all digestive aids and in
stead get from any druggist few
ounces OF BiGurated Masncsia and take
tsaspoonful in quarter glass OF
water right after eating. This sweet
ems the stomach. prevents the forma
tion OF excess acid and there is TO
sourncas, gas or pain. Bisurated Mag
nesia lin powder or tablet form
never liquid or nilk) is harmless 70 the
stomach inexpensive to take and is the
most efficient form of yMagnesia for
stomach purposes. II is used by thou
sands Of people who enjoy their meals
with no more fear OF Indigestion
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Hawaiian Venus mt Lyric.

Jonia. the sensational Hawaiian
dancing woman. who recently closed
her long engagement in the Keith
thcatcrs OF the big time" Will bring
her company OF Sandwich Islanders TO
the Lyric to-day, to remain the rest
Of the week Jonia and her Hawaiian
actors. dane and musicians are pre-
scnting diversified entertainment.
sorgcously and pic;uresquely staged.
Another feature extraordinary on the
bill will be Homer Miles. Helen Ray
and company in the laughing siit. In
Philadelphia" This act is favoritc
bill-topper. Harry Ellis. the tenor and
composer. is another attraction. Then
there is the Alfred Errelle company Of
English novelty artists. who are offer
ing smart wh.rl OF variety. and the
four Hickman brothers who are re-
turning with the creates. laugh &
act they have yet presented The Hick-
mans arc singers, dancers and come
dians. The performance they give is
marked by originality in material as
we'll as IN the manner of its delivery.
New motion picture displays accom-
pany the vaudeville bill as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
SOCCER LEAGUE WILL
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Caprnins Of Teams to B~ Elected
Local Boys May Plny
,&,np IGr Tenn.

'ihacc So ~ % :. meeting o. the Rich
,io"d Associations Football League to-
nipht ia the ErhpoEd i'ublic School
ldrii.s, -aGon EIti6ing on Marshall
stree, ~ o'cloch Tor The purpose OF
c'cc;ias Csp;ainS Of the four soccer
tr.tIus NOW lu The organization.
Although the soccer season does not
oven Uail ucXt month inc boys al
ready arc pr-c;!ciHG saturday after
moons : ByrG Parn Wi!!e the WAY
took some ~ the older players sway,
luere stiii arc few LETT, and these
aiGed hy The youngsters, VIII compris.
the teams az The League. The teams
O.ii. be picked from he Richmond AZ
soc.aliui, Football League. the Junior
'iigh schools and The John Marshall
iiiGh school soccer teams.
II" teams Will be evenly matched ia
that the men Will b. equally divided
as to 'hsir soccer ability. Some OF the
lest piaNcrs w!ll - plt on teams with
the Youngsters in order that no team
NiN have walKcvcr wn"n the league
season staria This policy Vas car
r!cd out last year, "ad worked very
%vcccssfully.
Efforts are being made TO secure :
rcrurn gam" With lie Camp Lee team
which defeated th" locals several week:
ego 10y The margin o. one goal. il
Petersburg Tho local team is anxious
10 avcnEe this defeat The contest, i,
The event 1t is arranged, Will be playet
~ Boulevard Field on December S
Proceeds from The game will be do
pated To INC 'our Bows in France To
bacco Fund" after the expenses have
fIdn.re1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
WHY CATARRH
ALWAYS COMES
WITH WINDY WINTER

purgatives will not give nature what
she needs. She changes tho chem
ical nature OF many drugs that we
take, according to our body's condi-
ton. She will not change those
things she lacks and needs. Certain
vegetable matter taken into the sys-
tenn gives nature her tools. Armed
with the power to protect herself and
heal herself, nature gladly hurries
the new vegetable reinforcement to
the injured parts. and we at once feel
as though great strain had been
lifted from US.
Nature, during winter, changes the
blood OF man and we, because of
our habits, continue to do those
things which are against nature.
Then, far down amid the vital organs
OF man, creep weaknesses and lack OF
proper functioning. Here is where
Catnrrh enters and quickly makes a
conquest. We feel the effect OF a
cold in nose or throat, and sometimes
in lungs and stomach. S. S. S. is a
friend to nature, a companion to
health, and the body responds to its
influence in way that will surprise
you. So quickly and quietly is the
journey made toward health, that we
| know. because we feel it, that S. S. S.
contains the vegetable ingredients
that nature herself would choose
II she were able to make her own
selection.
S. S. S. goes into the body like
food. 1t mixes with the blood; seeks
everywhere for disease germs and
the body is made glad with natures
own remedy.
S. s. S. is sold wherever drugs are
sold.
Go to your druggist. buy a bottle
OF S. S. S. and learn for yourself
what the proper assistance will do for
your Catarrh. S. S. S. is that assist
ance-Buy a bottle to-day.
Write the Medical Department
relative to your Catarrh or any other
blood disorder. and competent ply
stefan will give you full advice, with
out charge. Address Swift Specific
Company, Drawer 10, Atlanta, Gcor-
gia.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
INFANTRY MARINE BATTLE
AT WASHINGTON SATURDAY
President WiI.on and Secretaries RuLer
and Daniels Expected
To Attend.

n whas promises to be the biggest
football , game TO i've staged IN Wash.
football eleven from Camp Lee will
meet the United states Marine team
in the Capital City Saturday. iresi-
dent Wilson. Secretary OF War aker
and Secretary of the Navy Daniels have
been invited to attend and il is prob
able each will do SO. The battle is
ton: and there are ind. lions that i.
will. III a measure. take the place OF
the usual Army Navy contest
material at Camp Lee. and the team
10 meet the Marines probably will be
one OF the s;ronses, that could be
will be- imposed al college players and
anna tours from Western Pennsylran!a
towns. a squad OF about thirty men
Lieutenant Ralph Il. Johnson. for
merly Minnesota star. has been as
sisted In 'ac fo o;cs q ne ;i,s Gnmn
:orn,cr'y OF Princeton. :nd l-icu;cnan NJ
L. y. McFaddcn. an all-Sou,hern star,
aud formerly a star ~ Carlisle. is sap;
tainiug the team. II~ is considered
ono Of the best hackfeld men to be
~f ,hc sc,ud 20: Anderson. Penn state:
I.n;cN'v GeorEstnwE: Rhodes. l'niver-
sly. OF West Virginia: Davis. I;afayette:
''r"ham. I.ehieh: Smith. Amherst, and
I!nrsn: of Cornell.
The Marine team i" the on" that has
been nnder the tu'oraEe o! Eddie Ma
ran. the for-'rr Harvard star. and q
'.'",nhcr of Walter Camps AL mer-
team eleven FOR screTrl wears. he is
considered one OF the crea;cSt PLAYERS
~ thc country. and will tal;n part in
,h> hattie aga inst the Camp Lee team.
There appears to h" no iouht but
Inst tho game will ~ ono OF tho hest To
80 s.1 god an"wher" in this section dur
INK 'he present season, and record
l., to. - a -
,ainly /. will be fas. and rericte with
rew PLAYS gathered from tho rcDcr-
'oires Of many o. the bcs: coaches in
.he country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
GOOD NEWS FOR THE
PhEN.R Tracked
RHEUMATIC

Nnw you can obtain from Your Rich
mond druggist PARCD RHEEMASOi..
that wonderful preparation which is
prepared at the laboratory OF the Para
mount DRUG Co.. at Washington, -. G.
It's record of success in the treatment
of muscular, lumhaEo and sciatica
iheumatitsn, lUInbaEo. etc, marks II
Ms 4 prcpaTation Of uuIuestioned merit.
1t usually relieves the pain with few
doses. and dollar bottle effects per-
manent results IN most stubborn cases.
Sold and recommended by the follow
ing reliable Richmond druggists: Para
gon pha rmGcy. Hord'a Drug store. y. a.
Miller Co. Washington & Early Uwo
stores). l.. r. Wright Drug 90. Bur
rcd's Drug store. Allen Avenue Phar-
macy. Farlcy's Pharmacy. Kerna Phar-
/ AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Gny Time for Eiks.

The social session or Richmond
Lodge. No. As. Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order OF Elks, which will be held
at $50 o'clock tomorrow night at the
home. Eleventh and Marshall Streets
promises to be m unusually lively en-
tertainment. In addition TO boxing and
wrestling matches staged by members
OF the Aviation Corps, stationed in
Richmond there will be a musical pro-
gram rendered by the Jazz Band Of
the same organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
RICHMOND DISPATCH: THURSDAY NOVEMBER q 1917
Mackay Defeats Crooks
in Match at Pinehurst

pINEHURST. n. e.. November ri.
In the first match rOund of the
autumn tournament, played mt Pine
hurst To-day. n. }. ID. Mackny. Of
The Country Clnb q! Virginia. de-
feNicd W. ~. Crooks, OF the Mount
Everett Clnh. and =. NRcKay will
Ea>r hnrd task on his hands to-
morrow. Ills opponent will lie
Franklin II. Gates. winner OF the
RECEIPT Carolina tournament, and the
wiancr Of tN-mOrrow'S context Il
considered fnirlS certain 10 como
,ksrush tae 1nais IN SATURDAY.
NarNuS's fellow club member.
Eorden =. Wood, lost to-day to
tlsreucc Hobart. iocduliNt Ia the
CSroliua tournament. hut In stnl In
tho running Tor the frat division
consolation trophy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

Willie Smith. twenty-five years old
colorcd. Is confined at the Second Pre-
cinct Police Station. charged with hav-
ing robbed the house of Mary T.
Erown, lG0t North Third Street: |: is
alleged that Smith secured sli5. Seq
ant-Dctcctives Wiltshire and Thur
man made the arrest. Smith was III
Washington when apprehended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
For Aid of y. NJ. c. A. Work.

Branch's Chapter OF the Red Cross
Will hold social entertainment to-
might at 8 o'clock a. the home OF Mrs.
=. NJ Chcatham. on Broad Rock Road,
Chester field County. for bcneh; Of the
Y. NJ. &. 4. work in the training camps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Techs SophS Win.

ROA NOIIE. VA. November 2l.-The
Roanoke High school eleven was de-
fcated by the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc sophomorcs here to-day. the
Ecore being to =. Tn" visitors scored
on huke. Parrish making the touch
down Roanoke hracei III the ,.n2l
quarter. and on straight football RUS
missed scored. Gcttle failed at goal!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

their intention of turning IT over to
the jews.
DR.. Bcn-Avi expoundcd tho cause Of
Iion!sm. tnllirg OF the accomplish.
nents OF the 10000 Hebrews that a,-
ready inhabited tho land But" h.
, said. the Kaiser Practically designed
to conquer Egypt and Turkey by Ger.
manizing Turkey. with tho result thar
she precipitntcd the war 10 accomplish
By arms what she failed to accomplish
with peaceful methods as tho building
OF the BaGt'ad Railroad"