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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
PENNINGTON ROAD
WINS ONCE MORE
IN LOWER HOUSE
-Four county Highway Project Ia
Passed by Representatives; No
Opposition Likely From Senate
Committee.

santa W.. y. ~, Feb. ts-The A.
huqucrque Pennington highway
through the counties % Hernaiillo.
sandoyai. RID Arriba and San Juan
waa successful In its second round be-
fore the legislature and the house %
representatives this morning passed
the bill creating such q highway with
only one dissenting vote. The bill
had been previously reported favor
ably by the house roads aud high
way committee, and now goes 20 hat
committee Of the senate. where u "
expected 20 encounter no opposition.
W A. Hunter 81 San Juan coun-
~, spoke In support Of the bill prior
to It's consideration. blanchard, Of
judiciary committee since the meth1
cd % providing immediate funds APP
peared unconstitutional 10 him. His
motion was lost and the bill was then
passed az amended / o allow sandovai
and Fan Juan counties 10 levy M
min. Rio Arriha one.clghth " one
mill. and Hernaiillo county one-haif
% one mlli for three years 10 meet
the cost of constructions.
The hil carries the emergency
clause aud provides for the lmme-
the supervision % the state highway
commission, through the uan o.
certificates Of Indebtedness.
The house also passed house bills
l2s, ia1. %, So. ~ and id6 Also sen
ate hill 80. ~. and house resolution
No g. Hills g. and ~ are provisions
for state highways Bin t2s IA q
drainage measure. applying only 10
the pecoa valley, while i13 relates
Ia h employment % water masters.
their appointment and removal House
htil IS h tho dental bill, endorsed by
the state dental society. and providing
restrictions for the practice 81 that
profession Hlii its compela the var
fen % the -pcnitentiary 10 furnish
%convicts Tor street work In Santa Re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
K. OF C.. MAY BUILD
RECREATION HOUSE
:, IN DUKE CITY SOON
James A. Flaherty, Supreme
Knight Of knights Of Columbus,
in City Today, Gives Assurance
That House May Be Built.

The knights ~ Cglumhus viii soon
send ~ committee % Aihuuueruuo to
Investigate the needs e.. q recreation
building lot this Uity
James = FlahortA ~ Philadelphia.
Fuprcm" knight 81 the knights Of
Columns ~ Nmerio1 who visited In
tho city today assured local members
OF the order that % recreation building
would he built here u soldiers needed
such q building.
The building ~ yuurs FOR IN ask
ing, the supreme knight declared
al b u wul boz necessary Is Tor the
order a. send the building committee
10 A~lhuqupr4uH aud Investigate. ~
they lind u building b. needed % will
lee constructed az once"
Mr. Finhcrty H. On hts way to tho
Pacific coast he Vas on train No
2 today ant was met hy u committee
81 tho local knights ~ Columbus und
u committee representing the cham
her ~ Commerce. He WAS told thst
a; present there are about seventy.
i've Huldiers fVrupcrHtiuE At local
hospitals. and that more thai 100 vii
probably be placed In hospitals hcre.
~ b. Tor those men that the recrea.
ton huildinE b. needed
The knights ~ Coiumhus havr
spent millions Of dollars during tbe
WI W. VIII rp'Nh Wtiinhh hut' W
" m necessary 10 make the boys COM
Portable MI fiHherty dertared at
The station today when the history
~ tns wat b. written the real work
uf tho knights ~ columbus wall come
Go light Not q single solder can
s1S that hr was ever chirgcd q cent
Tor anything ne occurred ut knight.
90 columbus recreation house We
orc proud ~ the record established
hy our order
SIR Ftshrrfy BE- In charge ~ tho
kuIEht uf Columbus var u|rrHnirt.
ton ilr hud devoted nii ~ hir time
@" fhi- WORK since the United States
tu'prri fhr war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
is BIG WARSH|PS
OF j. s. WILL Be
BEGUN IN A YEAR

Washington t,h a Al of en-,
sixteen capital ships already author.
nod for the rHtf viii hs under con.
sirIrtluu ON fhr WAYS Within u yeur
Rear admiral Taylor chief of cone
struDtiun TODAY informed The senut,
naval committee lurlue consideration
of The naval AUTHORIZATION bull
These ahiuH viii Do, completed with.
.n tour NontH nt l WuNImum from tho
tim, tho, are started. Admiral TAYLOR
estimated iu rtHuuuHr 60 questions OF
senator Lodr' &C. said the WAYS Doe
government and private Yards had a
capacity OF o. capital shtpf
discussion 0f tho additional build.
tuE program provided 100 the house
hlli at tho Request nf President Wi.
son, WIS deferred The IA too.
how ever approved appropriations Tor
improvements 90 navy Yards totuluug
s. 500. 900, which Admiral TaNlur
SOLID wua n'nsH.tI Goo provide fur iu.
creased huIlIing ,.nromirull, uui
"aprlituHsiN The wards affrcta Q
Win aiuuuu'H were, Sew York
% 900 rhiiri'iphu Ss.gpp.0 600. uul
Notfolk 100000
NHpi,IrE fu Questions OF senator
l'"rrus" OF ron@uutl1uHi1. about the
p%r"hHl'' disposition of fl, surr,nl,t
od German navy ADMIRAL IHNinr sad
be- vHH informed fpmp of Ibr suhmt
tuu's already hti b.uu divided Hmnu4
FRANCE. England Hud Japan
luln.f We gHt uuf asked senator
~ vU hove 10 set B few
mpIia replied th, admiral
NlW'fHl TFNiDr HtII Doc urd,rstuuI
lhuut tWo.'H. rls uf iNu German bat.
IIH ntrr 100 uuH '. uu OF tl.
lfI's tuI Nm.rI.l hut chat the Cor.
... ...#H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
1000 Nanks R,surn.

newport News. Va. Feb rs The
transport Mercury with 5000 officers
and men reached here today after "a
stormy VOYAGE from France. The
shin brought home the Ggth roast ar
tillefN corps, complete. comprising
men from Washington and oregon,
We hNh ammunition train, complete.
he Nabth stovedorc compnnN. made
up OF three officers and 2ti negroes.
u detachment u battery T.. Gist coast
urtillcrs and u number Of CnHuHla
The transports kroonland and poca.
hontas were expected TO dock later IN
me duN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
LIQUOR MEN TO TRY
TOGETR REFERENDUM
IN SUNSHINE STATE
New MEXICO One Of Fourteen
Commonwealth Where Barley.
corn's Champions Are 10 Make
Last ditch Fight.

cincinnati -, Hrl o. ll,frr'ur
dum elections VIII %, sought loo four
trpu states eff thp uuiun uu the FEEDER
90 prohibition amendment, according
tu Huuouuu, Wrui made hN thr NJ
tluntl Association uf biHtill,rs aud
Whulrsnl, ifIuuf p,HlriS here TODAY
Tho states urr.
Arkansas california. colorado.
Idaho. Maine Michigan. Missouri.
NrhtuHku. NcNuil New NvNiro, ohio,
oregon. iuh uud Washington
tppdiur dI=ull,r. nur' STATE that
th'N believe that 10 l,Hst thirteen of
these fourteen states VIII reject tho
amendment uud rnus defeat national
prohibition
\ man seldom gives his health :
thuugut until after ho iosos o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18

ownor does not care for the special
dirt.
n Will he remembered that the city
has offered to furnish five months
weekly watering Tor the trees at a
cost % but t200 u tree ~ an addi-
tional service In order that the tree
planting may reach the n % va
can't lots. which are especially sought
to HI improved with shrubbery and
tfeea by the commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
Scott Nearing
Jury etireS

New York. Feb. 1.-THE jury In
the cas- ~ Scott Nearing one time
Socialist society. on trial In the fed
eral court charged with violation Of
the espionage act. retired TO deilher.
ate on q verdict today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18

Dyspepsia is Arcricas curse To
restore digestion. normal weight good
health aud putify 10, blood use Rur.
dock Blood Hitt"rs Sold at all drug
stores Price ms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
JUN, ~ nu,inn slolcn Gcn.s.

New York. Feb. rs. John Scott
Anderson. an Insurance agent. OF
Montclair, ~ D. waa found guilty by
q Jury In the state supreme court here
today Of knowingly buytnE y stolen
pearl necklace. valued VI te2, 900,
which YVES part OF the loot % a tsso,.
600 iewrl robbery IN Chicago January
20, 1918 lie viii be sentenced to-
morrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
ARRESTS ON GRAFT
CHARGES MADE IN
NAVAL PERSONNEL
Bribery IL Said TO Be Basis Of
Number Of Dstentions in Third
Naval District. Following an In
vestigation.

New York. Feb. iS-Arrcatn on
charges OF bribery and graft IN tho
personnel Of the third naval district
have been made following an intostl-
Ration ordered hy Secretary Dnnicln.
the New York Evening says. today.
The Post quotes Secretary Daniels
as saying hat the Investigation lndi-
Gates that money was paid Tor na-
arguments and promotions IN the ser-
vice and discharges from the service"
II II charged that a system Of NIB
cry OF minor officials Of the diat ret
with the particular reference 10 tho
naval reserve force. hes boon opcrnt-
Ing.
'rhe investigation by the secretary
o. the navy was ordered. u was said.
after he had consulted with Rear Ad.
mirnl Nathaniai u. Usher. IN com
mand Of the district. who " described
as proferrinE that any Investigation
by some M outside 81 the 4 strict.
The Investigator in a member Of the
starr u the Judge HdNocute's office IN
Washington.
The bribery charges are aet forth
o. consisting OF tho arcaptanco tor
enlistment Of physically unfit men up
on false medical records. the assign
men OF men for duties Tar removed
from war zone and actual sea service
the transfer Of mel from one district
10 another IN order TO escape sea acr-
vice. permission 20 men 10 continue
their business activities. while attend
ing 10 their navy duties for only an
hour or two n day: and the passing OF
men for early discharge after the sign
Ing OF the armintics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18

Fortune n upt fn favor fh, muu
Nh" "ntks Hs ~ hr expected 100 sur-
coed without IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18

Washington. Feb. ta-aecrctary
Daniels mid to-day hat he understood
one arrest had been made and That
several persons were beine detained m
the third naval district AZ n result Of
an investigation. The secretary said
he had received no report on the In
auiry from Rear Admiral Usher. com-
mpndant OF the district who. he said.
had teen given full authority 10 take
whatever action he deemed necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
.cHAN!!G'E WOULD RELIEVE
PITCHER OF STICK DUTY
Made to Permit Extra
Player to Bat in Place of
- Hurlcr.
MAJORS WILL TAKE VOTE
Thorough Airing OF Radical Proposal
Is Expected During Winter Meet
inSs of Owners of Big League
ClubS-PubIic FavorS Plan.

Thorough airing OF radical sug-
sestion is proposed during the winter
has to do with minimizing the pre-
dominance OF the pinch hitter in base
The idea is to eliminate the average
pitcher from the offcnsc Ivy passing a
rule permitting the manager OF team
! to choose in advance Of a game wheth,
ar or not the pitcher he selects shall
I bat for, himself and, il not. allowing
t tee fSses ss Of oe"G TheTe nd9hns
new about it excep; tina, the majority
.Sof the managers in the TWO major
If they we're permitted to vosr at the
coming meetings of the maEna;es the
rule probably would be adOpicd
Team is behind in the game and his
R its,n s senr;n up t. sn w
boss is confronted with the choice Of
letting the sla hman. weak b"tsman'
Ing well or sending in pinch hitter
to.hai in his place aud taking chance
with another pitcher. who may or may
not be on edge.
II the. manager lets the pitcher 60
20 bat; IN ten out of eleven cases the
pinch litter in Two GU, Of three cases
the runs DO not score. and il is about
fifty fifty that the relief riicher VIII
does deliver.
i. The suggestion that Will be put up
the CIUp owners TINS winter wONll
permit the manager to keen a pitcher
I'm the game If he were going well and
n III allow fair chance TO score runs
with pinch hitter.
When notoriously weak pitcher is
assigned to hur! game the mana ger
woulds have the riEh; 10 announce to
the umpire shat substitute would do
the ba tt!nE for said nitcher. OF course.
when Babe Ruth pitched. the mana ger
would Inform the umpire that Ruth
would bat for himself. But If Ruth
were knocked out Of the slab in the
first inning his successor would have
to continue TO do his own batting.
4Contrariwise. If a weak hitting pitch
er were taken out of the game and a
smuggling hurler replaced him, the
su bs titute would have to continue to
do the swattins in the slabmans turn.
q. The practice of removing a pitcher
from l-to-0 game, simply because
che cannot hit and his team needs a
Sfpn to tie has become so common
gthat the fans have protested. particu-
S1arly when the pinch hitter failed to
sdeliver. In the ultimate diagnosis the
spublic ought TO have majority vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
OTHER SCORES.

Atlan,a-Georgia Tech. 33; David
acknowledgements of Tennessee.
ST. Pe,ersburs. Fia.-southcrn Col
Leg ros =; HnivSrst e Elerida
del 6
Bris,ol, Tcnn.-Roanokc College. 10;
Harvard, 20: Springfield. o.
Cornell, ,; Lafayette. q.
coiEate :; Dartmouth. :.
Y Vie! 81 nr5 MarHlan nd i FTnee' S o.
PITTSBURGH. ii, Lehigh. O.
Minnesotn ~; W, Wisconsin. I.
W lV5.Tiy: lo' ls Gh' Williams Si o.
Purdue, is; Michigan Aggies. I.
PRINCETON Freshmen. 90 Yale Fresh
Army, "a; TUFTS. 10.
Navy, 30 West Virginia Wesley
Noire Dame. Is; Indians, 5.
Ni Io Avs Ga,, L. Michigan Is.
I, Bucknen. %; St. Eonaventure, o.
TrarnoEic, =; Allegheny, O.
men, 8
Columbia, o; Union. Q.
CIV, WSs aamfdIsa and Jefferso"-Grove
Missouri, i; Oklahoma, 6.
mss; Mss a !; NJ, 8; L. 5. IT, 0.
oberlin. is: Western Reserve. o.
Hoidelberg. -; Baldwin Wallace. o.
Un ,,S3iy OF Detroit IS; Kalama-
Swar,nmore, 10: Ursinus. IL.
Hs a1srford ID P PfanRin and n Mar
shall. :.
Johns Hopkins. 20; Lebanon VAL
clinton, y. Vermont. g; Hamii-
ton 0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40; Della
ware, Z.
Tulane 81; mississippi College. o.
Iowa state: B.: Nebraska, 0.
Iowa. 26 South Dakota. 49,
Kansas, l6; Kansas AGEies. 3.
Columbus, Ga Alabama Polytechnic.
:. University of Georgia. u.
Lafayette-Purdue. -; Michigan Az
St. Louis-st Louis University, 3;
Nalpa raj so. o.
St l.ouis--was,inston University,
cambridEe 20; Springfield.
state, 2; Massaehuse,ts Aggies, !.
nrovideneswsyrasnsc; 10; BrGwn o.
| New Haven-Yale 81; Maryland. O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .; Norwich,
! Urbanna-Illnois, 10: Chicago, o.
Clevcland-Case. so: Hiram, 80.
West Point-West Point. "A; Tufts
nnapolis-Annap polls. 90; West vir-
! ginia Wesleyan, 6.
South Observation-Disclosures. 8; Le-
| high. o.
ianapolis-1ndiana, 3; Notre Dame
! 16
Ann Arbor. Mich.-Michigan, 16;
| Northwestern. H.
Wesleyan. 1e: Williams
Vanderbilt. o; Kentucky unlversith,
O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FOOD PRICES IN GERMANY
ALREADY SHOW FALLING OFF
No Limit on Reef, VenI and Pork I,
EenttnE Places of
Cologne.

CoBLENZ. Nov. Living condi-
tions in the interior of Germany are
rapidly adjusting themselves as a re-
suit of the lifting of the blockade
However, according to the German
newspapers, il may be years before
food prices become normal or virtually
the same IS before the war Some
German editorial writer's. complaining
OF high prices at the present time and
during the war. contend with bitter
ness that the low cost of living en-
!oyed by Germany for so many years
is gone forever.
AS. an indication OF Improvement In
The food situation in one German city
the HeitunG of Leipzig says
Proflteering trade prices plainly
show a falling off. since the lifting OF
the blockade. The overcharges on
pork have long since been removed
and the fat shortage has ceased To
be sure the demand for fresh meat is
as great now as before in consequence
OF the cessation of domestic slaugh-
tcrtnE. This need. however. is COW
cred in the main by the restoration.
Everywhere one finds. in the eating
places. beef. veal and pork meat with
out limit and at reasonable prices.
one can once more eat at noon in
Cologne for 80 marks and In wine
restaurant for $50 marks: therefore.
II appears as il conditions are coming
which are acccptahle.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
CAN UTILIZE SIRUPS
IN PACKING FRUIT
Shortage Of SuEnr Need Not Rctnrd
Work of Preserving Win
tcr'S supply.

Z WASHINGTON Nov Don't lie,
surplus fruit go TO waste because you
,fcannot obtain sugar TO use for pre-
5servins purposes. Fruit can be sue
tcessfu1ly canned without it and it can
lbe sweetened when served next win
tter, or strip can be used in place OF
tSusar to sweeten IL now.
B. To can without sugar. simply fill the
Jars. containing the fruit with clean
hot water. instead of the usual strip.
Eand process the jars in a hot water
sbath. The fruit will not spoil but il
SWlll not have quite rs fine a flavor and
fcolor as that which is packed in sirup
Directions for the cooked -in-the-
Ecan" method should be carefully fol-
stowed to can successfully without
Sof Agriculture suggests
k. Fruits. canned without sugar are
especially good in salads. desserts, pie
innings, Ices and in fruit punches
aThey can also be made into jams and
SIa ladies' when sugar is obtainable.
strut, juices take no sugar. and their
f1ses re just as varied during the win
Ser season s are the fruits put UP un-
issweetehed- These fruit juices are also
E%hen sugar is more plentiful Nege-
oles. need no sugar, anti plenty OF
ia nned, regeta blcs are always accept
atble during the winter months
Fruit and vegetables may be high
ind sugar scarce. but tic margin Of
Il Terence in price between the home
ga ed and the commercials canned
3iSRhenU both fresh fruit and vegetable
iHnd canned goods were lower in price.
lFhe wise are still practicing home can
shlnS, sugar or no sugar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
COUNT FIFTY! PAINS
AND NEURALGIA GONE
and misery right out with
"St. jacobs Imminent"

Rub this soothing, penetrating lini-
ment right into the sore. inhamcd
nerves, and like magic-neuralgia dis
appears st Jacobs Liniment" con-
quers pain. 1t is harmless "neu-
raiGia relief which doesn't burn or
diScolor the skin.
Don't suior! It's so needless. Get
a small trial bottle from any drug
store and gently rub the aching
nerves and in Just moment you will
be absolutely free from pain and suf-
ferinS.
No difference whether your pain or
neuralgia is in the face. head or any
part OF the body. you get instant re-
lief with this old-timc, honest pain de-
stroyer--it cannot injure--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Plat Adams Selected
to Coach Italian Team
ICY Associated Press.J

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-PIntt
Adams, world famous track and
ncid athlete, has been appointed
to coach the Itnlinn tenn for the
Olympic games next year. and will
snti for Italy Mt the end of the
day.
He was member of the Amcri-
can Olympic teams at London In
1905, and Stockholm in 1912, win
ming the standing broad Jump at
the Swedish games. lie went to
France nv u physical director for
the Y. ". T.. A. In July, IOIS, and
coached the A. r.. r. truck team at
the fnteruIIicd games this sprInE
Mt the PcrshinE Stadium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
DIVORCE IN UNITED KINGDOM
SHOWS ALARMING INCREASE
Government Regards Large Number of
Actions Instituted by Husbands
Serious DEVELOPMENT.

LONDON. Nov. divorce is in
creasinE throughout the United King
dom at an alarming rate. according TO
a white paper. The total for 1885 was
ESQ. For 1917 ii was 1905, with the
greatest increase recorded in the years
between 1914 and 1917.
Another development which the gov
eminent views with alarm is tho num-
Der of actions brought by husba nd s.
mere once the petitioner was usually
woman. the past few years have so
changed the situation that in 1917 the
numbers OF husbands seeking Separa =
wives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FIELD COAL DECIDES CAME
w. AND L. GENERALS DEFEAT
VA. TECH ELEVEN, 3 TO 0
Drop-KIck by Silvcrstein In Inst Few
Minutes of Play Features
Contest.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
LfNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 1.-Wash-
ngton and Lee Generals defeated v.
r. |. ) to here today. 4 field goal
by Silverstein from the thirty-yard
line in the last five minutes of the
game pu; Washington and Lee ahead.
The ball was in Techs territory most
of the time and Washington and Lee
made substantial gains through Techs
line. and held them in defense so that
neither team was able to score by
straight football.
Both teams rcsorted to kicks many
times but Washington and Lee general
Is had the odds gains Mcdonald, Sill
verstein and Matson started for the
White and Blue while Redd. Crisp.
Graham and Hardwick did best for
Techs.
The linc-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02

comparison with their own brothers
and with country children keneraliy.
The relative absence OF fatfoot thus
brought about Is the foundation Of that
grace OF carriage which tho typical
osfbn- IN Inc enc ceuntrY scyo schools
dancing Is taught. nor do the children
there enjoy those outside stimuli to an
interest in Dancing which are charac-
teristic of London life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Must Set Date Early or
Bout May Be- Called Off
JBy Associated Prc.,.1

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1-Domi-
nick TortoT'ch, promoter, an
nounced this afternoon that unless
Pal Moore. of Memphis, mud Pete
Herman, of New Orleans, bantnm-
weight champion, could get to-
Eether and settle on a date for the
championship night In the very near
future 1t looked as though there
would be no Sight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Fighter VIII De Kent Busy.

william Loughlin, of South Bethle-
rem, Pa. will be kept busy ightinE
his month. He boxes Bill Scot, al
Baltimore next Friday night; Frank
ssarbone, the Italian .middleweight. at
allentown. Pa, on November -. and
itoung Jack O3-icn. at Philadelphia
in the night Of November II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02

LONDON. Nov. IA little comedy OF
the war is revealed in an official Rou-
man!an statement just received in
London.
When Austria Hungary collapsed.
and its various races set about rcSolv-
ing themselves into separate nations,
the little island of OrSova at the juno
ton of three states, Austria Hungary,
Serbia and Roumana. was forgotten
After many months the Orovans have
just decided 10 place their faith in
Eouma MIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FOOTBALL RESULTS
STATE.

Richmond Richmond College. 81:
Randol Dh- Macon, Z.
Norfolk.Eiampdcn-sidncy. :; Will
liam and Mary. g.
Observation-Disclosures College OF
Kentucky. 40: Virginia !.
nchbnrg--Wa and Lee. s.;
V. Il. l.. ..
2l; V. NJ. l., 0.
Portsmouth = Wake Forest. 80;
Portsmouth s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Government Honers Nurres.

CETTINJE. Nov. l.-Three moro
American Red Cross women doing re-
lief work in Montenegro have been
honored by the government The Cross
Of Mercy has just been awarded to
Miss Sarah A. McCarron. OF Wordha-
ven. n. Y: Miss Minnie Parish. Of Del
phas. =. NJ, and Miss Helen r. Watson.
of Tunkhanock, Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
V. p. I. COZ
IL

Snn,marv: Goal from drop kick-Silver-
stein wsShins'o fo- and carb: ss
J. Mattnx for CnEbill. Cobb for Matson.
Macdonald for Cobb and Collins for NJ
for Lancaster. Parrish for Crisp. Washing
ton for Lancaster. Time OF periods-Fiftcen
minutes Referee. McGonin tMichiEanI:
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