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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
TO BREED POLO PONIES
Prominent Hor>emHn Offers Prize for
Hest stallion md Mare Mt
National Horse Show.

new YORK. august 2I-As the war
mas greatly reduced the number Of
POO PONIES IN Great Britain. America
= future nave 70 breed it's own
instead .: paying stug=ndoLs prices for
imported animals OF hish degree
IT, ,imu - SUCH breeding the Ma
.iuua! POLO Pony Society was recently
formed and 10 help along its good
"o-E john I. y ddcu, The well-known
HoTS"iHaH. ".l. offer = prize Of 500 for
~" hest polo pony stallion and Ike
amount for the best rolo pony brood
ma" mat Viii DC exhibited al the Ma
5ioA%l iiorsa snow held in Madison
square Garden next November
INti ne Eng .ish are wid. awake TO
the situation OF pony scarc.iy is shown
~ such leading breeders as Captain
H. . !"Aio:- " hli.hougc, =. q Ellison
Loo 'r-."ley ana Captain the Earl OF
= 'erm"ns realizing from sl.l7o to
Ei,tsO for VOL bred ponies a, a recent
public sale AT Tatlorsalls. and also bv
ne veteran pol" player. Walter Buck.
master conplng ne army for good
iG"kiHg polo ponies that nave done
iheir bit and survived. and with them
y" IS founding q stud to produce stock
from these strains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
ORDER OF ST.,LUKE CLOSES
VICTORY CONVENTION HERE
Reports Show Organization Has Mem
bcrship or 10000 ana Treasury
IkcScipts Growing.

The victory convention OF the Right
Worthy Council of tho Independent
order of St. Luke. which had been
holding its ffty-sccond biennial scs-
sion in the newly enlarged and reno
waited hall. corner OF Baker and James
Streets. since Tuesday. adjourned sine
die yesterday afternoon. Some of the
500 delegates departed last night, but
others VIII not leave until today or to-
morrow.
The closing session began at $50
o'ciook. with Amanda S. Williams. of
from committees showed that there
are on roll 10000 members OF tho order
in twenty States and that 1882 were
secured within the last two years
Death claims for the same period had
been paid. amounting to Sl4S.964.25. for
a total OF 1885 deaths. The treasury
showed substantial increase in re-
ceipts.
Officers for the ensuing term were
;, chief, chief, a. G Russ, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Baltimore. Md; messenger. james H.
ander Hanum. Philadelphia. Pa: in
SIDE sentinel. Grace BrlScoc. New York;
outside sentinel. NJ. NJ. Peace, Washing
ton.
Maggie l.. Walker. president of the
-. Luke Penny Savings Bank. was
Erected life secretary and treasurer OF
the council. She has served the order
for twenty years.
The executive board will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock to complete ali
business referred to it by the conven.
ton. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
SARATOGA RESULTS

ILL., rsce-one. mie-Do,ta's Be-. M
!" second: CoUrceiles Ios ,i:nso,," ~ -
$3.50 @, 10 /. third Time. l.4l lnii,n
7'i'hs, MESk"i also ran. ''''
IrTIy9hG tase-onc 'nile-Wls nc fC.on.
th.'iS :: - 70 ,. even. . 10 T. won. ,Ioi-,,n.
~ Nr!dMl- Ia !. 10 = 1 To- Q t-,.,',,i :.
JoA, to 70 mira Time 'o9. Sir W
ran. ',''''' caravan a.rO
TR EBd,i TaceaoSalsm l-aalcap s!s fsr,onr.
/ T' ia .F"dtfry, Wand - (Kumuor, ! 10
.woods,6el:5 loo 7ff 10 G,aniwI",sy, SYM, 9
ram "-''' - d' Kiss also
f,99prT,h raee-.The .sehuyIerville. nyc ono.
~ . : 70 !, won. Constan.v l.? tI"f,", l.
10" 20 o. TO 2 second. Mis- i..,i,TS
III mann u to 10 . TO s. : Ia - t. =
rsa'ti!s =, W - FLYING Flower Wc.ii+,--
81; MASKED Dancer. Elc0glri t,..n r,'i1"R
,,f'ih iarc-GalwaN Hnuni,af. r3n..
~ 'Ht.ic a,hi a. quarter African Arrow IA;
Maid 20 ,FA,ori. to nv, n Mw"n Tuler
IIHt ,hi,l Time 2.0sI' si,ag jr,,.os
ns stf'h and 5"G csi apf hat furrons-
10 sNep' Won, sandy BcaI IL, Snlte- 70
:h'eirs IL p'onnsly . 70 e 2" ia tieii,
SS,sE coar. ia Wison. sIh@oio", 1 Fe,,,
'r''''' 'f'iid baal-p ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
FEW GOOD POLO PLAYERS
IN BRITISH ISLES NOW
Sport Writer OF London Times DOCS
Not Think English Team Could
Defeat Americans.
NEW YORK August

NEW YORK, Angus, :l.-;Thc nrst
international polo match since l"li
Ems rsdienF SaSefa ou4s
England and Ireland. The English
team won by the score OF nine goals
Thirteen matches in all have hccn
played between the two countries. OF
which England has won eleven. The
match AT Hurling CHAM practically ended
the London polo season for this year.
According TO the polo writer of the
London Times. she match showed that
at present there are not sufficient good
the United states with any chance OF
success
in the Times, 1t VAS fairly fast
game. in which the play at times
reached high level. higher perha ps
than on any other occasion in London
has been roticea bic more for its prom
Use than its achievements.
There vas .much fast Eal!opins. and.
until the turf was cut up. some hard
hitting. But the game lacked finish
ana combination, and never created any
enthusiasm among an attendance al
damp. for rain fen during a part of
Ia match. The public was admitted to
watch The game. hut the large s;Ana
placed at their disposal-on tho pay
ment Of shilli0Cs-was almost empty.
Lord RocksavaEe did many clever
things in the match, in Two periods OF
pony which is up 70 International form
in every way Major Barrett, was
sometimes, good and sometimes in in
different. but long way below his
form of 1914. although several O, tho
ponies which he was r!dinS were really
good ones
Major l.ocket; was safe a. sack. and
showed sounder knowledge OF the
game IMAM Commander MCGrath who
mas. however, improved very much
since ihe season was begun Mr. Hast
mss was seen to better ADVANTAGE, at
NO J than Colonel Railston. nernaps
because lie was riding the taste. ponies.
Genera! Fitzgerald was riding and
playing as hard as ever he d!6. h,:
a great cne. Major Hurndz!l was no.
a. MS best. but !: he never did any
thlnS very good. al the same ;!.ie he
heNt! did anything very bad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
VIRGINIA TROOPERS DEMAND
PROBE OF ALLEGED ABUSES
American Legion Posts Urge Investi-
CATION OF A. r. F. Activities by
Congress Committee.

Virginia posts Of the American
Legion are supporting the movement
for thorough Investigation of alleged
abuses in military prisons OF the
American exreditionary forces. accord
ing % an announcement made here
Yesterday Resolutions were recently
adopted by the national executive COM
r'.ttee o. the American Legion urging
punishment for those responsible for
the alleged cruelt!es. These resolu-
lions read;
"Be II resolved. That the American
Lesion in6orse and approve the ac
ton and purpose .: the congressional
.nvest!EatiTg committee TO place re-
sPoasioil!;y for the alleged unneces-
and SoiaissE-s Q: ne A E F. and
prevent such conditions ever again
being placed upon military forces Or
me United States serving within or
Si.aoC: me confines % the United
safes Q: America and
Be = further resolved, That the
American Legion requests the fore
going congressional investigating COM
In.t.se 20 see ina; proper punishment
IS !nh!c;ed on all Individuals who are
s.-y wrongs. REGARDLESS OF the rank
% said official and
BE X further resolved. That the
aa.toaa! executive committee o. the
American Legion pledges itself
through al posts o: the legion to give
rTerE aid possible for fulfllment Of
ne purpose OF these resolutions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
SALE OF ARMY FOODSTUFF
Is BECOMING BRISK HERE
Many Richmondcrs Order Government
stock by Parcel Post Mt
pOSt-Oflirc.


More of the surplus army food was
sold yesterday by the local post office
than on any other single day since 1t
was put on the market. ii was an
nounccd yesterday
The majority OF the orders that were
received and filled. however, were
small. and four Of the food commodi-
ties nave given out. Baked beans at
! cents can. small cans OF cherries
rice and vegetable soup cannot he OBJ
tanned now by consumers. but the
post office officials stated that orders
Tor these that came in before the stock
became depleted will be filled as soon
as possible.
few OF the foodstuns. including
hour. nave not taken we'll on the
market due to the fact that there is
little difference between the price and
thai asked by retail merchants
since the food was placed on sale
through the Post Office Department
there have been large orders for eases
OF canned goods and O0-pound bags
OF beans and rice ordered by several
persons clubbing together This has
nsen permitted. ii was pointed out.
there being no restriction as to the
number OF purchasers for sincic
case or sack Of the products or Tho
quantity obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
MERCHANTS PLAN DRIVE
AGAINST CHECK FORGERS
hichmond Dealers Interested In PIN,
advanced mt Convention 10
Curb Criminals.

Richmond merchants are ,akinr
keen interest in the movement launch
en- al inc convention of retail credit
ireh held in ST. Paul. Mimi where n
,l"i Was advanced TO check The whole
sac check forccries which are said
20 nave cost merchants Of the nation
months
The establishment Of zone systems
ior distance OF several miles about
each large city In the State was the
lnch advanced by H. W. Nelson OF Lin
com; Neb. Nelson said that In view
OF the fact that the professional forp.
cTs usually select cities Of fro,a 10. O0n
upward TO practice their methods ms
zone plan could be made to work out
satisfactorily. Also he claims that th,.
torScrs usually operate in cities
iraVcrsed by extensive railroad sys
TENS thus anording them an excellent
opportunity TO make their escapes
In discussing his zone plan. Nelson
draws a circle around the larger cities
IN Nebraska In caAh Of these ono
person would be named who will be
Responsible for advising the merchants
n the smaller communities nearby
Whcn check forgery was reported
oy one OF the merchants. the word
would be telcgraphcd TO every agent
in the circle and hunt for the forger
would h"gin at once. thus curtaiiing
an opportunity Of escaping
While this system would neccssitatc
central agency. Nelson told the credit
men that in one instance alone the
forgerics had aggregated Il sum SUI
hcient 20 have maintained central
.sency In every large city in the coun-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

VIM TRUCK. just like new. VIII sell
cheap Ia quick buyer. 4. Meyers Sons
Co. gil South Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Personal and Gcner,I

William Is. McIlwaine. prcsidon, -.
me American Bank and Trusf Con-.
RanE' and Mrs: McIlwaine. are in New
Ms Ed1atE. visiting their daughter.
T Tlws, their brother. Archibald Me-
g. :. Greasy was Slightly 4,
iueSoay afternoon in an automohiIa
SSeEiaent at Reams in Dinwidd :
Goun1t!; In endeavoring TO cross ~ =
wse ms truck became stalled and
pr0sa:c;hing freight train. The au np-
ana considerably DAMAGED I.ack
injuries were about the head. hnt as 5
ct ssrE ss1ps5E..,R .5istor son of Deputy
the Third Division, rerui,rs r'Shtor' OF
s rnss at Hoboken. \. j.. from mas ov ar
seas; and is now at Cann over.
""a ting his discharge "erFit,
vii n.!nosr or veterans Of This c;.,.
49, VII! attend the Confederate vn iS er,y
90. Aro d, Harrisonburg Septembo-
Ma EAST Commander Homer AtkiosaGno
J. NJ. Mullens. ana Judge
over SIXTY floats have bee, ,-o,
-, lnsrcnanis and manufsct,roo,r,s' seq Ct;
Dav ~ ,9r places in the great i.aho o.
Tn PHTane, september l.
oil Comp ,an,?0hs sr Wholesaie Pain, and
9.a quarters in Eortp INTO their
street which were destro yea more
Ps.ar 80 Nre or some months aro
f-eeit, Ssoars people are huvinr S,,i,
nos, government food throErb ~ =
pos.'naster' mainly canned frui.s.h inc
Sese;ao Dies and breakfas, houI's and
yesterday. VI sooas were filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
MORE THAN $50 CHILDREN
VISIT CURLS NECK FARM
outhfui Farmers nnd Fnrmercttcs of
hchrico county Entertained In
Ail-Dny Outing.


More than go boys and girls of
nenrico County; who are members Of
agricultural clubs were given a picnic
and shown the different departments
OF Curls Neck Farm yesterday under
the charge OF W. L. Kirby, agricuI.
tuTa agent for the county
When each person arrived he ar oh,
was rendered basket full of good
sninGs 10 eat. Fried chicken and han,
anu Sott drinks and ice cream were
IN abundance. After the luncheon
games We're played and community
21,hs was held under the leadership az
-. =. Stearnes. secretary of the War
n ma,nP community Service, OF Rich,
All stock pens on the farm wo-,
VISITED and eXplana lions of how n.nt
n,nfrent animal should be cared for
i,,ade Different types We're pointed
,ecbpfic eiH I",t from the Virginia Poly
Cnar!es g. Burr, Boys Club leader
20, PACK pnrg; and a representative
the noon hour. '"'Ns AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

qf@zcjesa H '@f 'htifsy{ W ana W. 2pe
Hutton Tfoge, i rs W r. VII Willis Se, 81.
"GCk il: Day Due. lie: Rril.s,ag.., -
yyy9 ioi thfee. years oias aud 40 Gne nhiii,,ii"
zinc ldol. III fiog,own 100. rbIs,.to u, .
w. Sds!h. !U'. SLIPPERY Elrr N, "'s''e""''
ma rac"---ccuGitiUns Tor tb,, ~
u HE ana IN. six iurIuns,- ssI,,r y ga q, :
bti"He Nc Girls. lOI VIII III 'h" u:
iHnns"n. IN Right Auric. ~ iG,o,'' ~
- ma S.h ~. AbaCaOc lli. 'IrGf,,l'' IL
= p"iHs Cue 10. Clag.er liz. i,,r' ~.
Nm"' 49,. Mormon Elder IG, 49, -.
~. ~ DAY Due. l0i '''"H go
br".fSn rate,-IThe rlattshurg Handl.sn ,o-
E:cyafs-1ids aud up. one ruii., - -. .Dr
csS. ~; VhUnterclaD ITO: Hn,nr1 "'' "
pr ny.S III Jack stuart. lG3 VaIor ~,
mp nj. S. snur lls; Crys,aI Ford ~ Court
mn face- Maiden two yc.rs.ol1s C,.
iis' nEr u, ,ong. -Ropcater. 10, Ha,npd.,
Imnpr iI.. STARRY Belle. i6!: iii Pm,
Ia. ~ ne taLnt. 100. Sand Uivar' -
hutiS 10. 'EucrinItc lng. Nn't
oee.hre 40; Midan. 10: .'rhundsrIi,,' 70 ;tsb
iSs,'h ot.c"..for Maiden i@iiIIes 10 ~
pnts, Nc isrlougS--Princ"ss Mar ~,
i;as"S ,N"oI III. sweet Music. III ilrv,-.t
~ t"AS A.ey ri. Bcaminr Beauty ii.
"str, ~ Tt4nih. N. Mile VIvIsn' IL,
,Abprennce allowance claimed IAN Nv
"ee'he' c~~ar. track good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
BR0OKES DEFEATS MATHEY
\ australian Quaiines for Seminal
Round OF Meadow Brook Club
Tennis >iu.lt>

SOUTH HAMPTON y :. .sggus, 20
Norman + B-po..as r. Australia quail
,eG ,oa=y tc- tr= s-w!fl-z round q.
the Nead Gov CLUB cup singles ~ o..
ieaCHE Dsaa &ztaey 70: Princeton.
s-;, 81 Brooches st-1=E s..s-t- :
speed and gea--a.saip ;--egc.9l, -h4
Gerald Patterson. z,so a. Australia.
spraiAed MS am, and w.s .o-- - -
retire from n" doubles O: ~ LIe.Ic,c
cup, n which b. and E-ooE+s M
started against Frederick r lie 2-z-7
and Major u. 2. l!zrran. TIE match
default
The. Other Aus:-al.ar pair. R.ada.ph
nycsite ana z Y Thomas won ;aei-
and Wills L DAVIS -. 5-i
Davis "on mis- way - the serr.a..s.
OF the singles b" outvol.cy!.g and on.
smashing Conrad 3. DOYLE o.: W---F.
inet?n The sc r. was 60. 60 L.a
-. H!ahan also qualified Tor the sem.
mas oy defeating Randolph I.vce..o
o.. o-2 and Charles : Ga-!ara also
came through by winning from l.eo,...-I
BE. nnan. is, 20. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
h. c. L. HITS SANTA AUS
henc toys and Other Christina,
PRESENTS 10 BE Higher In
Holiday Period

Win Christmas stil loi DAYS away
Tcrchants have been advised tina;
S. toys Viii prove a dominant
.aaS'oE IN the displays available for
nc annuai Christmas gift making.
Dealers also are advised that the
n.Sn cost o! living will he manifest
~ ~. 10Y narkct ihis winter. due
!a.seiy TO increased cost OF material.
shippinS and wages 20 the workers
enEagcd in toy making. Dealers claim
asked a year ago
candy makers arc facing a shortage
o. SUGAR but anticipate a relief al
opportunity TO build up their stocks
Tor the Santa Claus trade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
PLAYING BALL IN POLAND
Letter Received From Poland S,v.
'rrht American Game Is Proving
Popular There

Baseball. tho American national
Ea'n" j. no" h"tug played at warsaw,
IN f1'dhG, according 10 letter which
mas h""n received at knignts OF 90.
!umkHS headquarters in Paris from
members Of the United States ARMY
American relief administration
several months ago the knights of
C"iumbus SHIPPED complete baseball
eiu4Pih"nta 10 POLAND, and the Amcri-
arc not only playing the game. hut a
number OF tho members Of the polish
army ar" also taking up the great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
BUSINESS SERVICE

VIRGINIA TAXI SERVICE-Ncw autom,
~ oIies Tor hire: Phone Madison 400 d
&a0lson ll3l. 2l0 North Eirhih Str.ah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
CoIf Te.t for LunInr pln.er.

The New Jersey State Golf Associa :
tons first annual junior tournament
VIII he decided on the links of the Es-
sex county Country club. September
and .. The tournament is open to boys
resident and nonresident in New Jcr-
sey. who have not passed nineteen
years or age. who are members or
junior members or clubs affiliated with
the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.

KREZ at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. i. &. GRAHAM School. Va.
Wednesday evening. August %. 1919. Mrs
Anna l.. kreZmarz. in her eighty second
year. She l. survived by three daughters
Mrs; NJ L. Pace. Mrs, r Z: GRAHAM. Mrs
children.
Funeral at tho house. O'Clock. Intcrmcnt
In Rtvcrricw Friday evening. o'clock.
WlIl.EROY-Dicd. Thursday. August FL
1873. at 1 o'clock l.. NJ. Mrs. -. NJ
Willcroy.
Funeral from the residence. 3o7 North
Rowland Street, Friday afternoon at 400
o'clock. lntcrmcnt in lakewood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
PROMISING FILLY DIES
William Garth. of ChnrIottes,IIIe, Ind
H"cehl! Purchased Racer from
I.llcrsIie Farm.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. aupus,
ia promising hi.y purchased two
weeks ago by William Ga:;h at the
%hnTa' sale OF ycarlines from Arthur
sic" mis- county. died today Of pncu
rnonia
The iilly was by Ballot. out Of Cross
Hurn and cost Garth sl,7O6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Early Morning Et,c

RceseS grocery and fruit store In
Washington Street. was badly damaged
bE hre about , o'clock this morning
ana the stock OF goods was practicable
ruined The loss is partially covered
by insurance. The fire is said to have
neen discovered among some boxes in
me backyard. but how il Originated
IS NOT known. The stock Of goods was
not large and the department was
successtui in combining the flames TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
AUTOMOBILE ROW WILL
BE BUILT IN PETERSBURG
Contract Is Awarded for Erection of
Handsome Motor business
Block,
[speclal to The Times- pispatch. l

Ff.I EF{SEURG, VIZ. August 81
The property on Washington and Mar
ket Streets. formerly belonging to the
McGilI estate. is to be improved by
the erection OF several large automo-
bile plants to be occupied by the
Delta Machine Company and the Peer
less Liberty Motor Company. both
petersburg concerns. Contracts for
been awarded to the Harrison Con-
Struction Company. The block of
buildings will be known as "automo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

MIS-. N. l.. Carlton. an North Twcn-
tE-elghth street, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that negro had been
seen by neighbor in the act of cut
tinS away the putty from a side win
dow OF her home in an effort to enter
a description of the negro was fur
nished the police and a search is be-
ing made to capture him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
HURLERS HAVE HAD POOR
SUCCESS AS MANAGERS

Continued from Eighth Page
small indeed And the Possibility o.
Johnson being traded 20 some other
club mat Nil! win : pennant are in
aai..s.:ua,.
VIA: sham. {: is !. this pitcher.
ranking among the marvellous twirlers
0: II kline. is never 70 feel the thrill
2: pitching N battle win the base
h=.. championship o. IN. world at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Hotels and Resort.
WachaEreague Excess Other Resorts

For combination Fishing. Boating. Sur,
Bathing; rest. recreation and home com.
forts: good Virginia cooking: homegrown
vegetables and Sea food. Two Hotels shady
lawns and sandy beach
Send for booklets A. II q NEaRa
WachapreaCue Eastern Shore Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Road Building in Prince Gcorro

secretary Martin. OF the Chambcr n
commerce, this morning received in.
, ror .iation that the state High Com
missioner has called for bids for eleven
miles OF gravel road from Burrows.
clle TO Spratlcy's store. in Prince
SeorEe County. Engineers of tho
SIate Highway Department viii hc
mere on Angus; 30 10 show bidders tho
detatiS OF The work w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
THIRD ROUND SATURDAY
Golfers nj Hrrmi,ng~ WIZ Meet ,o
qualify for BuchHnnn Gun
Trophy 1Intchrs

INC third competitive qualifying
round 'or tho Buchanan trophy Gun
w, be p."yed AZ Is holes medal piay.
club. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Died of MI. JnIur,c.

charles Key. colored, OF Emporia.
VINO had his right leg crushed under
train several days ago. died OF his
INJURIES yesterday in the hospital at
koGkN Mount. n. g. 10 which he was
rushed The unfortunate man at
tempted to board a moving train hnt
fell under the car wheels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

=. = NJ tenpcra ture
Ma NinruE temperature to L. NJ.
Minimum temperature 10 L. NJ.
Mean tcrnu.raturC yesterday ..........
Norman tempcraturc for this date.
Excess Yesterday
deficiency since March / ......
ENCCsS since January | ..........,...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eighth ps-n

-Sont-aGed rom Eighth PsrcD
Gsisated Cleveland IN the second game
OF ne series ;oday. I 70 5.
JASPER and Feaaock were ,ake, ont
n the first inning at.n- r;-cSir~
!our oaiters. Russell held Clevs,an5
S!,AoIt 4 score in the frs; AFTER -
neyinE Pen7ock. with the bases fin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

=1-.:--2z- :-3E E.satk PAGE
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'--- $500 4'+-cser, 5-Er-lEsr -ts-tl4
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The Weather
FURNISHED by Z. 5. Weather Bureau,


Forecast: Virginia
Fair Friday and Sutur-
day: not much change
in temperatures: gent 10
TO moderate variable
winds.
North Caroiinl-Fnir
Friday and Saturday:
not much change In
tcmpeEiture: gentle to
M a era e variable
winds.
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Richmond College
The School of Law

Offers two years course OF law
leading TO degree Of LII b.
Classes in Memorial Hall. near
Ryland and Broad Streets. Hours.
6:30 l.. NJ. TO $50 +. NJ. Session
opens September is For cata-
loguc and full information. ad-
dress w. S. Mcneil. PHI. D.. Tray
clcrs Building. Richmond. Va.