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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

up Hhtil TIER" was quite general buying
movement, mostly IN October. from Wall
street and local shorts. Later in the day
me more dIS;An: positions felt tho influence
Of buying orders and led tho advance.
LIVERPOOL and tho South were tho principal
sellers during the session
Private crop tdvices from Texas were so
bul!ish INA, traders confident :hat
to- morrow weekly report could hardly fail
20 reflect the un:aVorab,e outlook In tho
southwest. although 1t may be coun,craC t.d
hE the satisfactory news from Eastern
states. VIII" exports again light
to-day. ], was understood that space had
been allotted for the shipment of between
l-'."" ana f'.''N baIeS TO the United King
dom during August The movement OF new
cotton continued IN tho Southwest and new
bales were also exported ~ number Of
points in tho eastern belt during the last
day or TWO No prospects for any general
or heavy rains over the southwest was in
dicated In thu western belt forecast. while
showers were again predicted for the eastern
belt. whore boil wCovii actively has begun
20 assume more nrom.uencc. Cotton futures
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MONEi,i.ost. July 20. on BroaI Street. be.
tween FITst anu ninth. purse Contat lir z
abOut So. kcMard Phone MAdlsnn AZ
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It'd. WANTS
ES-DISPATCA
CLASSlFlELD ADV LltrlSlNG
Standardized and Ipde tor Quick
ReferDnCe

Toe n line Sunday.
&c limo Daily.
2lc = line Tor consecutive tnsertiona
43S line for Z consecutive insertions
thsV line TOR ~ COT s.Sutiys Insertions
aluminium charge &c cents
the inch. - %
All .dyer.isements received up to 10 =. -
r. NJ StturuGysI tns day before pub.
ien,len; wlii receive piypsr cl-:s'nea,aEn;
Wiii DC placed In tue Zoo L.io ~ Class
rELnpHoNp.
1aIi Sansis y9nr Want Ats to The Times,
more convenient to do 90. and they will
sUBSTATIOMS FOX It'd. WANTS.
Times -Dispatcn bfanun OIDres are main
famed In practically every DRUG Store 10
re city for tnJ Sonyepienre ot tho public
want Adt are accepted Wy tnetn ~ rekn.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Once Times. Dispatch. l5o< Hut
1T Ieier!'"ne isa!.,. iyn $500
PETERSBURG.
. Times pinpsten Dran:h. al North Second
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BOND LIST

Am: WT!tinF Paper. IS Observation-Disclosures. 81,
\. {. l.. LIST Is thidD ............ >,
a. G. LII and y 4 tbl!i. ..
\; G. L. eony deb Is baltimore, ,btd, 81
Ches. and Ohio conv ;iss ... -,
Ches. and Ohio. COW SIS >t
iLsgeti ana Myers lob 5s........ -
lombard Tobacco IS ,u!Gl..,,..
MercantileAisfar tss.. ss
sea boa rG.- y :. Kline ref is........... ...
ss e;,Ss ar i..ne adj SIS cbid) ..,.... 81
southern Railway 5S... SCz'
=, Kes;s,ersd g 1872 ,b!d,............ 81,
y ; EtEtstoTrd j. 10 ,u.ab ........... 81
7. $. Liberty i:s................ a x
U. s. Liberty lsr IS ......... .: ;,
L. S. Liberty 9ud is.. - -,
= s Liberty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b. Is
L Steel 5s................. -,
va Brown Bros Gus Cw VA tu.aI.. a.,
Va. tRr Chemical q. tblI, %.
Fn.-Ca-. Chemical COW C. ef,.-
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. Lo'ville l. Vest 1900 n % 40
Main Line Lo. al. 1910 A. t5:i5
James River Line. 10000 a.f5:l5
Newport News
Nix Old Point. 90: 90 a. el2 90 H. - 200 n
Newport News Local. 1880 a., s5:i5
From Nix, Newport
=, News. Old =. 'l::o5 a.. '3:35 p. 's:s5 n.
West: .S:l5 o.. gao u. Locals. 10 :55 a
sT:55 y James River. 1925 a., IS :l0 o.
Daily. tE1cept Sunday
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Stnnda5d RAILROAD OF the South.

n' EsFiiFnE Eul JTSE 3. tn IS1 south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: 500 A. IL and
II For Norfolk: 500 A. 81. 900 a. H.. $500
For w, ,Ry.. West: $50 !. NJ. 500
For PetersburE: 1915 A. NJ. sos A. NJ.
$40 =: NJ 500 A., 81. $40 A. NJ, 500 i =.
Nj 4:oT - H. 'M4S +. ~. $685. 4. 81.
For Godsboro aud Fayetteville: 1900
=. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:2s A. M.
noo ;so a 81 a. y, 80 s:4S A A. l2;9l
$751; 81. Jas p. IS. S:15 p. II.
Except Sunday. ISunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
ncct-ons not guaranteed.
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CHICAGO LIVE SrnC.j ,,\RKEr.

CHICAGO. July 3n.-lIogs: receipts 81
market, firm: butchers. SlSSlQ Sle.2o: light
$1,000 90 packing. Sl7.6oI 20. rough. Sl7.lnN
~: bulk OF sales. $l7."5 q Sla.2o. pigs, choice
Sl;.ja1 SlS25
Cattle: receipts, 1000; market strong
,alvcS. - cents higher
sheep: receipts 1900. market steady. ma
ives, $3.50. feeder lambs. N.m.
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NEW. YcKk. Jul" - covering m0..-
ment IN adyanee % the weekly 'veathgr
ana crop fer9ri tomorrow and the Fuy-
caused mus higher prices iu me co,iaa
market lo-day- The close was steady NJ, "A
to IS points ust advance TN. .r...-... ,,--
steady At rise o. uu3v ! g. POINTS -rf
for a time The market acted rather eAss
Covering order ~ October dlscIesaa .ggh
light orerings thar pr.eas had r.rIi
advance. catching stop orders aa the VI e
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NEW YORK. July ao-ror, movement:
Middiinr c1.2o stock 1919 bales
Total to.duy--RcC oipts 49, bales; exports.
i"2 bales, stock. :Si.i Hl bales.
Total for weck-Receir;s. 26S'S bales; ex-
ports lI.7ii bales.
To,al for season Receipts. e3la.ic3 bales:
exports. alGo. IL la .cs
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calves. saooa 5000 sheep and lambs:
sheep, steady lambs. weak Sheep. S1.Sjci
SLIGO. culls. 81 80 $500. ,n!Xed. 81 10 So 90:
lambs SH.5oE, SHE, cuils. Sl!GoN Sli a
Hogs steady Heavy 10 light wcigh is
$40 > q S,3.Tt rouEhs. SiI,1o
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<uw YORK rEoDrcE MARKrr.

new YORK. Tu!y RAW sugar. steady
o"atrturaI t0lt Fine granu!a'ed 80
Butter. steady cheese frm Consc. SPOT
easier ri" IS 50. Santos IS. liz
.Cot,on=eed o.- Was unquotcd. Prime crude
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C1ICAGn li1,Al\ MnnKrr

CHICAGO. July 3o.-FalIinG of in re-
cciDiS together with the less favorable as
noct OF war news did good deal to-day /"
!!it prices OF corn.
The close was strong. u. to e no, higher.
with August l.5ii, 10 L5+7. and S"ptcrlb"~.
l.S5i. to l.5S1. oats finished At &c decline
TO advance and provisions az il TO Ijc.
WEEAT-
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new YORK. July 3'~Hccves. no trading
Calves quiet Common To prime vaalf,
SliU3N }!' Lu, cuils Sil@I $3.50; skim milk
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No. . clover
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

'NEW iONK. July N---rrnding In cotton
goods to-day was iIeht In volume and
.r:cCs were steadily rcadiustcd on brown
goods 1" levels fixed by tn, government
Yarns were firm aud quiet. Silks were In
fa!- demand.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Co,

Trains leave daily. g. a. M. NorIina local:
Vile Ie o. slsspes ana h5ssk soa
eiai: ll4o p. M. Sleepers Jacksonville.
Trains arrive :25 A. NJ. 0:o1 A. NJ. 6:iS
Nj p, M,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

REMOVAL SALE OF ALL USED CARS
OFFERED AT BARGAIN PRICES.
ms list includes GOOD or standard
makes. at prices you can afford to pay.
Studcoaker: Overland. Interstate. Mitchell
ana Ford delivery. The best opportunity
10 get good cheap.
ATLANTIC MOTOR COMPANY,
sos WEST BROAD S rREk;T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

Tint unused room ut your house will
imrs-DiSpntch Want id will rent II.
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Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel

Most delightful and convenient re-
sort in Virginia Mountains: main line
OF g. ~ O. Railway. Open for guests
Juno Is. 300 feet above the sea Five
mineral springs Amusements. swim
ming pool bowling, tennis. Music.
Dancing. 10 acres in lawn, with shady
walks. For Information write Mrs. j.
u. Porter, MI. Elliott, Virginia.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
StCcS.
Sales.

SOC Allis Gu liners ......
500 Ai!is-, - ,mcrs. pfd.
loo Am. Agr. chem, com
Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
LEO American Can
loo American Can. pfd.
zoe Am Car and rOun
l.2v" American Cotton Oil
l.-cD Am Hide and Lea. Dfd.
!'U American l.inscCd Oil .
NmSr. Locomotive ....
Amer. Locomotive. prd.
900 American smelling
iVp Amer. steel r'oun
5p0 American s',lgar.
1,o0o Am Eel. and Tel. Co
.Jo Amer Tobacco. com
Amer Tobacco. pfd. . h.
loo Am. Writing Paper. pfd 4.
Toe American Zinc
$40 anaconda copper 800.
l.ivr NtChiSon
Atlantic Coast Line. :.
\. G. l.. of CT. BoltoD
200 Baltimore and ohio.
$3.50 Beth. Steel. com. Is :. h.
900 Beth. steel. SO pfd :.
$500 Baldwin Locomotive
loo Butte Copper and Zinc. t.
81 Wv y VI ! al Lea I !l'l. com
:. 200 Canadian Facaiiic go.
$50 California Petroleum
Chesapeake ana OHIO.
loo Chicago Great Western
Oh. Grca; West. pfi
200 chi. K. |. and T.. com. :.
Chi, X. |. and p. c. pr
Chi. L. /, and T.. 70 pr
i.TpO CrUcibic Steel Cor. com.
CruCiblc Steel. pfd. =.
loo COL tuc. and Iron
Col! and Southern. .....
$500 Corn Products, COM.
-.i0c bis tillerS ........,..
ie0 Dome Mines .......
200 Erie. Is; pfd. .......
1900 General Motors .....
400 General Electric
300 Goodrich. com .....
100 Great Northern. pfd.
i.-ou Inspiration copper ...
loo Iutcrboro-Cuns.. com.
zoo Int. Mcr Mar. conn.,.
$500 Int AIer Mar. pfd
500 lat. Paper, com ..
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MhRKET.
Wholesale CUNT 4 [ ions.

I s Food Ad-,jrfs'ra,ion License 80 @ NIss7
Richmond Va July - ;ciS.
Oranges California. box ................. S -
Lemons .Gu te Observation-Disclosures. -
Lemons. 80 TO Observation-Disclosures. 50
Early Harvest. barrel 500
Early TRANSPARENT harrel.............. & 10
Eariy putcraS" barrel................ %
Larly Rcd stripe. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Euontor, crate .'.'.'...... 800
Ii.or,Ia Bell. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Carniaus. cratc ..... Observation-Disclosures. 50
Fruits and Vegetables.
i.neappios. crate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Catalogues crate ........................ !? 30
Lettuce. dozen observation-disclosures. 30
Cabbage. barrel Observation-Disclosures. 20
!ntrtg.S No ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Tomatoes h'shcl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.
tygtrru"!ouS. prr 100. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 90
Cc',ry. per bunch. Observation-Disclosures. %
onions. per 10 Observation-Disclosures. 30
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

KICIlARDSON.--D at the residence OF
her son-in-iaw. Walter l.. SeaMeii. 7vi
North twenty sixth Street. at $40 T. ~.
ARDSON: widow OF George w; Richardson.
MRS. Richardson leaves -FOUR children AirS.
walter l.. Scaweii. rcrcy V. kichatdson.
Mrs. William 4. FowlkcB and Mrs. Fred X.
kucstci. and one sister. Mrs. George A.
iIuwdcn.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence wEDNESDA at ) O'Clock.
lntcrmcnt In lakewood
$3.50 y. 81. July 80. 1913. Mrs MOBILE
wRENN sINTON.
Internlent At Hollywood WEDNESDAY at
ESQ. Mrs. Sinton WAS horn III ltChnt nj.
but had lived at Newport News twenty i've
STRANGE = Died. Monday. July 80. 1918, 1T
a. ~. SAi.i.iE +. VIE of z. +. strange,
OF irEiiin1. Va. aged sirty-four years
The funeral wan lake place no .MOEtJw
WEDNESDAI) MOKNlNG at II O'Clock
from woody's funeral parlOr. li.tcrIlsnt IN
kivervicw.
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WOODS FEEDS.
The Importance of Sowing
ALT AIFA

Farmers everywhere should mako
preparations to sow alfalfa lib
orally this Fall. Sown oar,y II
will yiolG full crops and mako I'M
der favorable conditions, four or flyo
cuttings Of splendid nutritious hay
tho following season.
It 10 especially desirable at this
tiro for farmers to sow oil tho for
ago crops possible to mako hay and
feed so as to savo grain for human
consumption.
Woods Trade Mark Grand AL
FALFA SEED Is amorlcan-Grown
and Of high tested termination and
purity.
Wrlto for prices, and WOODS
FALL CaTaLoa, which gvos full
information about ALFALFA, GRIM
SON CLovER and all Seeds for Fall
Sowing. Haiod FREQ upon request.
T.W. WOOD & SONS
SEEDSNIEN Richmond, We.
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NEW YORK, July 3o-Mcrcant!!e ratcr
t t"nf months: per cent. siN months. per
ren. ,iu stetiins sixiy.day b!lis, Si72.a CONE
mercial SiXty-day bills, say demand.
s,.o ~; cables. |i'Si, Bar si!yes g-,. Mex
Time loans. strong, sixty days. , pos cent
ein ninety days pcr cent hid ~iN months.
per cent bid can money. urn. rul.r.:
rate, per cent
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ruNEI.AI. DI,t:GTOns.
LOST AID Found.

Fla - 1 i.-i>u~iu fh-ul. ruurra. Director anu
En- oa !I:.'i. 40 l.. Aluin Alud iJI. .tAs. oJJi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

a!tment OF The Interior. WAshinEt Ton.
July %, l?is.- Sealed proposals In Gup!i-
cate VIII be received at the dcpArtmen, un,il
CLOCK J.. NJ. "Wednesday. August lt. 1918
ana then opened. for furnishing and syinc.
sewer pine. ineiudInE rnanholes. compiete'
a. St Elizabeth Hospital. Washington D.
=. In accordanre with plans ana suecinca :
IONS comes OF which may he obtained from
the ,chief clerk OF the Department Pro.
possls mus; be marked 'froposals for tur.
is,.lnE ana laying pipe at 81, k.li.. &.
bcths Hospital. and be addressed To IN,
Secretary OF tho Interior.
S. G HOPKINS
Assistant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

The annual meeting of tho siockhoIders
Of the watkins Cottrcll Co. WIFI b. held in
INC ONCE OF the company. Fourteenth and
DOCK Streets. Richmond. "a ON lCrsDA 4
ADJUST IL. a. - noon.
tSiCnedI c. S FENSOM
and IRE.
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ANDDAG-I.osl. Iady's handbaE white
crochet iincd. with pink. Clay Street
car about II o'clock morning July -.
Contained two letters from soldier. pnoIo-
Srarh. locket and chain. service has ana
over az. Finder II honest. Viii return TO
newspaper omec or to l=it Taylor Street
and receive IS reward. lSigncd) Mrs. /.
ReaNcs. soldiers Wife.
HOKSE-Straycd from Fort Lee Camp sun
day night, bay stallion between IL and Is
hands nigh. clipped name and fore,op
i;byrai reward Tor Information II, Smith q
Hicks Garage. l6 North Fifteenth Street.
KEY KlNG-Los,. TUESDAY afternoon Key
ring holding three keys and small
brass corbin lock with hey. Finder pleas ;.
call boulevard 5a7. Reward.
kEi S--i.os,. bunch OF Keys on Main street
between Chamber OF Commerce. and ios;-
ONCE. with tag NJ. r. 81. $50. Fhoue
Madison iil0 or tI0:.
MONEf-l.ost July 20. on Broad Street he.
tween FIRST ana smith. purse contai ,iny
about s53. Reward. Phone Madison as
SILK BAG--I.ost. on Main Street car Mon
day. on. black silk b.r containing keys
glasses. check money Finder viii
please return to 80. West Main street AID
receive reward.
'i5 reward vii! bc paid for the return OF
John X. Jackson, bright skin, fourteen
ycar-o,l coi3red boy. wn" Was last secn In
age. ana with Two upper front teeth chip
ped. Richard II. jackson. iSowina n
Eros. Inc. Sycanor. Street. PctersburE y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED. 10
Gi.AsSEs- FIT AMI MAKE THEM.
ELLIS RAY FISHER. o. c.. EiEslGi..
SPECIALIST. SECOND AND CLAY
SrREETS MADISON $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

kEi S-hos,. bunch OF Keys on Main Street
between Chamber OF Commerce. and Pos
once. with Tag ": X. 81. BOx $50. Fhoue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
LIST METROPOLITAN STAKES.
Good Money offered for Talent at
Jamaica Meet.

The Metropolitan Jockey Club list c!
stakes for the autumn meeting a, "a
matca was mailed 10 the turf patron,
yesterday. and to judge from the nc7sv
offered the racing should attract The hest
horses In training. The meet Will cover
twelve days. beginning September s.
All entries will close on AuGGs' - IA
Walter c. Edwards, the racing, se-re-
tray. at 405 Lexington avenue
The leading event for three-year-o,is
and upward Is the Pierrepont Handbag.
with $4,000 added money. The distances
mile and furlong. Three other IS
events of this class appear on the BLANKS
the Continental. with $4,000 added
money and the same distance a. re
Pierrepont; the GoWanus selling rare II
mile and a sixteenth, With 81 mn
added money. and the Belgrade selling
over the six furlong course. with scnOo
added. One big event that figures for
all ages is the October Handicap. a.
mile and sixteenth. with $500 aided
money.
Three choice races have been allotted
TO the three-year-olds Foremost ~ re
list Is the Mineola. Of $500, he IS
lance to be mile and a sixteenth, t'e
Montagu Handicap, $500 added. ak
furlongs. and the Alhamhra selling
stake, six furlongs, the added meme 70
be $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
DEMPSEY CARDED
TO BOX LEVINSKY
Bout Heads List of X. of G..
ShoU Friday.

The chief bout in a notable list OF box
ing contests to be staged at Ebsets Field
next Friday night for the benefit OF the
Knights of Columbus war fund should
on It's merits pack the arena. Jack
Dempsey, conqueror OF Fred Fulton. will
be opposed in six round combat by
Battling Levinsky. light heavyweis hit
champion Of America.
Levinsky has been so uniformly sue
cessful In his httles with noted heavy
weights that There will be much Gu
riosity to see how he comes out in a
tilt with the latest sensation In the
heavyweight class. The complete list OF
bouts Is as follows:
Jack Dempsey VS.. Battling Levinsky,
six rounds; Billy Miske VS.. Gunboat
Smith. six rounds, Jack Britton VS.. Ted
(Kid) Lewis. six rounds; Irish Patsy
Cline VS.. Phil Bloom. four rounds Ed
die Wallace vs.. Johnny Dundee. four
rounds: Frankie Callahan VS.. Barney
Adair. four rounds; Jim Coffey VS.. Joe
Bonds. six rounds: Harry Greb VS..
Chief Turner, four rounds; Walter Mohr
W. X. o. Lou Williams. four rounds
John Lester Johnson VS.. Kid Norfolk.
four rounds Young Zulu Kid VS.. Jack
Sharkey. four rounds; Frank Carbone
vs. Mike McTeague.' four rounds Silent
Martin vs.. Italian Joe Cans four rounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
FOOTBALL AT WEST VIRGINIA.
Practice to BE started Five Weeks
From Tomorrow.

MoRcANTowN, Aug. l0.-With the an
ssounoement that the West Virginia
football team will start practice on Sep
tember Is. fve weeks from Monday in
terest In the gridiron game throughout
the State has picked up appreciably
Everywhere there seems TO be approval
OF the course Of the university authori-
ties In going forward with plans for
football I'm spite Of the fact that unprece-
dented inroads on the ranks OF last
years team have been made and In
spite, too, of the fact that the team for
this season promises TO be made UP al
most entirely OF new and inexperienced
men.
The first game OF the season will be
played October 8 in Morgantown with
Marietta College, and this old but no
longer really formidable rival will
provide an especially pleasing OPP
ponent The schedule for the year Is not
complete. October 26 and November 9
are unsettled, The University Of Ne
braska has been considered by West
Virginia. and II appeared for a while
that West Virginia's lack of a freshman
rule would prevent a meeting.
However, according to a message re-
ceived to-day, the Missouri Valley Con-
ference to which Nebraska belongs, has
decided to abrogate the freshman rule
for the period of the war. and the an
nouncement of the booking of the
game for the big feature OF the home
schedule Is expected soon.
The prospects OF a game with Indiana
on November are much brighter now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
PLAN BIG HORSE
SHOW AT SYRACUSE
State Troopers Will ProUe an
Interesting Feature.

The prize list for the New York State
Fair Horse Show at Syracuse the week
OF September offers a diversified num-
Der of classes. There are sixty-two
classified competitions for the roadster,
heavy harness horse. saddler, pony,
troopers mount, artillery horse and
jumper. Four OF the classes are open
only to the New York State troopers,
whose participation in the show will be
an interesting feature.
In the classes for cavalry and ar
tillery horses the requirements are the
same as defined by the United States
Government for those horses A fine
exhibition of horses suitable for ar
tillery Is promised from farmers. as a
horse best adaptrd for that purpose Is
the best fitted for work on the farm.
Prizes In money will accompany the
usual first, second and third awards in
nearly all the classes and In others cups
and bronze medals. The entries close
with w. S. BNtz. secretary OF the horse
show, Thursday August go at the New
York State Fair -office. Syracuse.
Gearge B. Hulme of New York will
judge harness horses. Capt. Lewis f.
Warning Of Springfield. y. j.. saddle
horses, troopers mounts and artillery
horses. and r. Ambrose Clark of Coop
erstown. N. Y. Jumpers.
The Rochester Horse Show being held
the preceding week gives exhibitors a
dual opportunity to win ribbons at two
horse shows In nearby cities,
The extensive improvements to the
fair grounds the past year include for
the horse show a new arena in the in
field across the trotting track from the
grand stand. II is an ideal place for
the exhibition and the plans for Its COM
pletion assure model horse show
groundA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
LEADING GOLFERS TO
PLAY AT DUNWOODIE
Travers-MarstOn and Ander-
son-kirkby Teams Meet for
War Fund Sunday.

Followers of golf are presented with
a rare opportunity to see a match which
Is really worth while, and at the same
time do something really worth while, at
the Dunwoodie Country Club a week
from to-day. There will be a four
some. which will bring together Jerry
Travers and Max Marston and John @.
Anderson and Oswald Kirkby. The
funds raised will go toward buying
smokes for the wounded coming home
from overseas.
The Dunwoodie course Is Just under
5000 yards long and it has been made
in 66 by George Mclean OF Great Neck.
Alex Smith has done 1t in 81. but scores
under 10 are not frequent. The short
holes are particularly good.
The quartet which will play includes
the four lowest handicap men OF the
metropolitan district. Mr. Travers has
held the amateur championship four
times. the open championship once and
the metropolitan championship Ave times,
besides the Jersey championship a num-
Der of times.
Mr., Kirkby Is the holder OF both
metropolitan and New Jersey champion
ships. There Is probably no amateur in
this section whose driving at its best
Is better than Mr.. klrkby's. Harold
Hilton once remarked that Kirkby sent
slightly "mis-hit" ball further than
almost any player he had ever known.
Mr. Marston has held the New Jersey
championship and probably mas won
more open tournaments around the
metropolitan district than any other
player in Il.
Mr.. Anderson has won the French,
the Massachusetts and .Weetchester
county CHI, mpionships and needs no In