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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24
PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR Big BATTLE
Gettysburg -Bucknell Game to
Be Played at the Island
November Is

Harrisburg's only college football
game will be fought November Is
at Island Park. 1t will be the an
nual battle between Gettysburg and
Bucknell. According to reports this
season, this year will find these
teams more evenly matched than
during any previous year and local
enthusiasts may expect something
real in a college game.
Plans for this big contest are now
underway. Representatives were
here yesterday and arranged for
some special work at the Island.
delegation of students and each will
have a band: This season, If pres
ent plans hold out, the two bodies
VIII lie on the west side of the field,
and will occupy the temporary
bleacher seats.
This section will be divided into
five divisions, those on the end and
in the center to be for the public,
and the other two for the students
and bands. This arrangement, how
ever, may be changed. Thc students
will come to Harrisburg on special
trains and will have parade before
the game.
Only Two Prices
There will be but two prices this
season-75 cents and 81. Purchas-
ers of dollar ticket will be entitled
to seat. There will be no coupons
for seats. Each purchaser entitled
to q seat will get two tickets and
there will be no more tickets sold
than there are seats.
This change is to avoid delays at
the gate and bleachers where seats
have been reserved in the past. 1t
will also give patrons an opportunity
to buy tickets before going to the
game. There will be ushers and
guards to see that everybody on
titled to a seat will get one. The
grandstand and rightfeld bleachers
will be for those desiring seats up
to the opening of the second half.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24
lockwood Five in Field;
Will Play Big Schedule

The lockwood Five will again be
represented on the cage floor this
season with the strongest team OF
its history. Their schedule will be
the hardest they have yet attempt
ed, and some of the top notch teams
in the city have already been book
ed. The lockwood Five still has a
few open dates and any manager
desiring to arrange @ game should
communicate with John n. waId-
schmidt, 1924 Park street,
Several men from last years team
will be in the lineup this year, In
Guiding e. Cahill, Gougler, Taylor,
Waldschmidt and Conley. The Rock
wood Five is separate organiza-
ton from the lockwood Juniors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24
Excelsior Auto Five Is
Ready For All Corners

The Excelsior Auto five are ar
ranging their schedule of games for
the coming season. With the addi-
ton of Dunkle, Strine and Froelich,
with Malseed, Lingle, Shelly and
Fetrow, of 1918 team, it is a strong
lineup. They are ready to book
games either on home floor or away
from home. Any team desiring game
can call A. C. Kepford, manager, at
the Excelsior Auto Company, cor
ner Eleventh and MI. arry streets,
Harrisburg. Phones Bel %, Dial
503S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24

burg battle. Every student who can
rake together the coin will make the
trip. while many of them will hike"
to the Franklin county institution.
Others will go by auto to see the
battle de luxe.
Indoor Drin
With Coach Smith, Manager BUS"
Snyder and Faculty Director Grubb
will go a squad ofs twenty players.
The reserves will go to Carlisle by
truck where they will be pitted
against the Army Hospital eleven in
the afternoon. Inclement weather
kept the Tech squad indoors. SO
Coach Smith gave the players a skull
Saturday Captain Frank took a
chance outdoors. He was wnisked
down to Tech by auto. and listened
to the blackboard talk by Coach
Smith. "Haps" still has pain in his
right knee, but says that his injury
is mending rapidly. This afternoon
he reported to school and took up
his studies. The probable lineup for
TECH. MERcERsBURG.
Malick, lie. Starcher, lie.
(Books)
Hoffsommer. 1t. Burr, 1t.
(Aldinger)
Arnold, l.g. Kline, l.g.
Smith, C. Dahlgren, c.
Ellinger, r.g. McIlwain, r.g.
(Pleam)
Comfort, r.t Hunt, r.t.
(Cover)
Emanuel. re. Sanford. re.
Lingle, q.b. Adams, q.b.
(Germer)
Beck, In. Seasholtz, LII.
Wilsbach, r.h. Corsltn, I'm.
Garrett, f.b. McAllichs, f.b.
(McCord)
Scrubs at Carlisle
With the reserves at Carlisle Will
be Captain Bob" Lutz and "Midge"
Matters on the ends; tackles, Marcus
and Ellis; Guards, Eaton and
Seidel: and Rees. center. In the
backfield will be Springer, Poland,
Black, Cunningham, Beasor, Shue
and Ricedorf. The Scrubs" will
leave at 1890 by truck for the Car
Isle grounds, where they will play
in the afternoon for the benefit of
the soldiers who are recuperating
at the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
State Gives MORE THAN
s350,000 TO CAMPAIGN
Salvation Arm! Homo Service Drive
Closes With Nation Over
Top.
DIRECTOR MAKES STATEMENT
w. Mcdonald Lee Thanks People
and Press for Support-Maiority
of Donations Come From Small
Contributors of communities.

State ptrccto, " Mcdonald Lee last
night was unable to give out ne OIL.
ciai ,abulation Of subscriptions in
Nfrsn to the Salvation Army home
service fund c2mpa ign just closed. bu,
estimated that At the lowest figure
national campo en- fund Was ovcrsuo.
scribed $4,000 900 National Chairman
Charles 5. Whitman, OF New Nork
show total OF sl6,Ooo.0o In his
statement Director Lee said:
state headquarters will be opcn
returns and sive a few piaces ,ha {
have requested ii time 10 I'll GU, their
quotas. TO the surprise OF all, the
snail town and the rrra! SECTIONS have
them have never seen salvation
Army uniform.
Thank. Contributors.
The gratitude OF tho Salvation
Army people and thanks Of my co.
the people Of Virginia ana its news
papers, which responded splendidiy
While the amount collected may reach
four -hfthS OF the allotted quota, This
we understand Is as we'll. as nationa
headquarters expected after several
other drives came about and the de-
,nands for ontertaininE returning sol
The most natlcrins feature ano
mplimcntary 10 tho salvation Army
MdS the tScl inaI no one VINO was
asked refused to give. unfortunately
The mass of big moneycd men vicwci
the drive IN tho light in which they
have always seen the SALVATION Army
one or nickcis and dimes.
Cnusc Proves Popular.
TO have raised nearly 100000 with
very few 1000 or Sano individual sub
scriptions. makes tho universal popu-
iarity OF the cause apparent The man
on the street. the women and children
and the soldiers and sailors were the
main contributors. and il is most likely
that no other than the Salvation Army
could have more easily brought a
drive over tho top in the nation at
this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
HOLD MIDNIGHT SERVICE
FOR LATE JOHN F. MAYER
kadosh Ceremony Marks Funeral of
Granddaughter of Virginia
NtasonS.
RITES TO-DAY At II
Rev Hugh $. Sublett. OF ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. Assisted by
Rev. j. j. Gravatt, of Holy Trinity,
VIII Have Charge OF Obscouics.

y solemn and Impressive Nadosh
service was held al midnich, las, night
in tho Scottish Rite Cathedral mark =
inS the last rites over the body OF
Right Worthy John T. Mayer, Soy
crciSn Grand Inspector General in
Virginia. whose funeral will take
place TINS morning a, II o'clock from
st. Johns Episcopal Church OF which
Captain MaNei WAS Senior Warden az
the time Of his death.
The serv ces Al the church will be
conducted toy Rev. Hugh s Sublcit.
rector Of $, Johns, assisted by rev.
!: j. Gravatt rector OF Holy Trinity
Episcopal church.
Tahins par; in the ceremonies a,
midnight Iast night IN the Scottish
Rite Cathedral were Beverly { Levi:
II commander ST. omar Council
knights Nadosh u. Clifford e. Hudd
nrSt lieutenant commander: Mann a.
SSy'ie. second i!cuienant- commandcr:
t'an T. SiSourneN. aimoner: John !
GraNau D. T.. orator: William : Pei
IT master OF ceremonies: J. Gus Han
ki7s, secretary. and l.. r. Siccfriod
treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
LEAGUE FOR LOWER RENT
TO APPLY FOR CHARTER
Attorney Directed 10 Prepare Ncccssnr.
Papers to HIVE Organization
Incorporated.

Flans were made yesterday at a
meeting of the executive committee OF
tho nowly formed Reuters and Con-
sumcrs' League TO charter the organ
ization. To that end G. G.. FinncSan
was instructed TO proceed with the
matter of applying for charter. lie
was also named as president of the
league: T.. NJ. Roschcr was elected
vice president. and K. w. Merchant,
secretary and treasurer. for tho pur-
poses OF incorporation.
The report that the league sntici-
patcd aihliating with the Central
Trades Council was denied by MIR. Mcr-
chant last night. lie said he knew
nothing about the matter and that 10
representative of the council attended
tho meeting ycs;crdsH.
The special committee which took
up the subject of Incorporation YES
tcrday consisted OF X w. Merchant.
-. T. Lee, chairman. T.. NJ Hoschcr
-. L.. Omohundro. &. q. Flnnegan. Mrs
g. T. Downs. Mrs. J. r Anderson. Mrs
J. {. Lunpkin. Mrs. j. r. Lewis and
Miss |. V Walden
The next meeting viii he held dur
tnc the coming week \ committee
has been appointed !" secure a meet
ms riace. and when this is done the
meeting VIII he called
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
AEROPLANE NOW FACTOR
IN TRANSPORTATION
Glenn n. Curtis~ Declare. Flying over
Water II Thoroughly Prnr-
teal nj 1.nst.

NBW YORK, May 3c-The aeyopiaue
has become factor in the world :
transportation system. declared Glenn
II. turtiss, inventor and builder Of the
successful No. today. in commenting
on the Wonderful achievement Of the
American transatlaEtic flight FIXING
over the water. lie said. is now thor
ouEhly practical. and though the future
would bring many changes, the import
ant problems in 1yinG boat construc-
Inc place oeSupied by the flying
boat in the worlds transportation sys-
tenn viii be an important one" MIR
Curtiss said. The future. however
VIII bring us more Developments Ee-
sides the increasing size. new materials
hull and wings. and new dispositions
OF motor elements are bound 10 be
realized.
The plans Of the Cur,iss orsaniza-
peninEs The technical staff OF the
company entertains IDEAS upon new
types. both for military and CONNER
c'al purposes Nothing DEFINITE. how
ever. can he stated ~ present With
reference 10 these types can only
construction on our own account OF
commercial passenger carrying planes
Cor iransatla nt!c service.
We are interested in such planes,
and feel that We can build ;hciu hut
our work is primarily that Of the dc
transportation COMPANY. We uiil
Try 70 furnish the entreprenours with
aeria liners. but We do no; expect to
undertake the running 81 these lines
We, therefore. await the formation
., corporation formed FOR such a pur-
~ multi-no'ored dying boat which
theE may desire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
BELIEVE OLD INJURIES
CAUSED OFFICERS DEATH
NtiR> NJ. Carter. Patrolman. Was struck
Over Head by Negro
Year AEO,

Siss NJ. Carter. OF 3o2 South Bclvi-
dcre Street. died Yesterday morning At
) O'Clock At the Virginia Hospital OF
high blood pressure ana heart trouble.
Mr.. Carter was a former policeman,
and il has been thought that the cause
OF his illness, which has lasted over a
year, was 4 blow which he received
rom the butt of a gun in the hands
OF an insane negro.
The negro, 1t is sa id, attacked a woman
on The streets. and was held of by
Or. j. r. Mcdonald. In the fight that
ensucd the negro fred three shots IRON,
II revolver at the doctor. missing him
but puncturinr his hat AMI sending q
bullet through his coat.
DR.. Mcdonald then shot the negro
four times with a shotgun. two OF tho
shots taking effect The negro then
an acciden, or Broad street near, the
Intersection Of Third Street in which
lie was thrown from the buggy
Mr.. Carter. who attempted 10 arrest
him At that time. was struck across
The head with shotgun. His condi-
ton since the blow was struck mas been
poor and has grown worse daily. He
was fortS-seren years of age and is
survived by wife and seVera! chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
Georgia Peach Has
Landed on Market
Gamers Grab Fruit liter
SQud66lcs With Deal
crS OUcr Prices.
Behold. the Georgia peach has landed

Behold the Georgia peach has landed
IN town once again. No. it is no. ry
SotS. This arrival is OF the May
roNer variety. much used by house
wives with sugar and cream Bctween
twenty and thirty car loads OF the
tuEzN fruit hops OFF, for the North
When Farmer John dolls UP his peach
crop in four quart baskets grabs his
whip and gives his mules the gas and
heads for the liicksvillc station. Sa-
mantha puts an edge on her pairing
knife with pa s razor strop and beats
IL for market
After hrowbcating tho erocer.
clbowinS every ono else on the place
and giving free lecture on the high
cost Of living Snc spots basket with
soft peaches on top and makes the
salesman knock off % cents on the
purchase price When nc suCcunhs to
her gas attack sh: husts the speed
limit hitting il for home. and puts
up her purchase IN quart cans so quick
i would make your head swim
Then she hops all over the crocers
frame because she figures she is a
quart shy on her estimate. and ends
UP by getting another basket at half
price. When the atmosphere clears up
she has TWO accent baskets or peaches
for sl.l0. and the grocer has fled "a
petition in bankruptcy Which all goes
10 show the devastating effect of the
first Georgia peaches and probably
clears up the mystery Of where =.
got his nickname.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
SIX BAKERS GO ON STRIKE
Bread Makers Walk Out When En.
ployer Refuse. TO Sign
Agreement.

SIX bakers walked out Friday after.
noon a the L. Bromm Baking Com
many. stating their grievance as .he
retnsal OF the firm 10 sign an agree.
meni 10 remain IN effect FOR one year
recognizing the ua.on.
John j. Mattern president OF me
company. stated, following the refusal
OF the men 20 continue in the cmplov
OF mis- company, that he was at a loss
70 understand why they had s,opped
Work. J. WAS said that Inc COMPANY
mad oNered 10 pay them the wages
lhe% asked, and also give them Inc
houTs they desired The refusal q
enter into the agreement, for one Yea,
recoEniz!ng the union and dealing viii
matter OF extra hours was thought
10 be the reason o. the walk-out
Homer Brown, grievance adjuster
mas been in Richmond for enc past fe u
days endeavoring 10 bring me baker:
and their employers together. TIVE
other concerns, IL was stated yester.
day, have signed the agreement. aur
aVerted a walkout. II is not antici
pated that there Will ne any hrea,
trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
CRIMINAL COURT OPENS
AT OANVlLLE ON MONDAY
h"rr Than Fifty Cn.es or Docket,
Law Violations.

DANNlLLE. VA Ma 20
honda morning viii see the opcninc-
OF thc June term OF court crimiua !
division. with Judge f. Walton Browm
on the bench The docket is com
p"seG some nifty cases. a majority
o. which arc alleged violations Of the
.iqGor law, which will he quickly set
yea. Ihers IS some Interest in tn.
disposition OF the cases where men ars
rharsed With drinking in a pubIic
pace The court made II known last
term that mere fines would NOT surice
at the next session of the court
There arc NO murder cases Minnie
HI and Frank Still both coiored he
ing CHARGED with the major crime
U y kameT, veteran conductor
~ the southern Railway. who was in
dictod NJ The last srand jury FOR
violation OF the Mapn Law Will he
tried Conductor Fancy defed pro
hlhition officers 10 search the Pullman
~ the night southhound N-er and took
his train away with the doors Of Inc
caches locked The principal witness
W. 6. Hall. who IS 20 ne ,ricd ncyf
not ne here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
HARDWARE MEN ORGANIZE
Virginia Dcnlers' Association Cuimi.
mites After Two-Dny session
mt Jefferson Hotel.

The Virginia Retail Hardware Deal
crs' Association was organized her.
Yesterday when thirty hardware deal
'rs rom various sections Of tho state
me, ~ Hotel Jefferson The mcc,inc
Vas called a. inc behcst OF tho Eich
mond Retail Association and The ncw
association VIII now affiliate with the
tlon
y two-day session closed AT noon
with the election OF officers They arc.
President. Thomas r. Howell Hicb-
Roanoke. executive communicable 7
Tiilar. i.mporia; 6. II. clarke Rich.
mond Ira Il. White. Norfolk: c;uy
hamilton, Wayneshoro: L. T. Dillard
blackstone. w II. Hawkins Harrison
burg The election Of secretary ana
treasurer was deferred 10 later
meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
LETTER CARRIERS MEET
Discuss Several Improvement. in th.
Mail Service at DanyiIIe
Conference

spGc;a - The Times Dispatcn.J
DAN LILLE, VA. Mag 0-The PITT
he!d rs aemi-annusl meeting in Ne
pos -ohicc building this morning. there
nrthH ,"th'F delegates present Va
'ou Ha tNIS relative to the improve
menl or the service were discussed
nmo renew % the pas, SIX months
WnuEnt gu the material axgiEtauco
me epidemic of influenza l, 80
SHOWN ma IN. letter cerriers main
jaintd uninterrupted service and re-
I.thtiE proved OF great assistance n
stricken households rhroughou, ubo
The discussions also developed ina,
pucsy has heen largely suncrs.a,
me motor car, The men give ouicy 9,
VICE but admit that in we, wea,hc.
S2otne o! The roads are a sore trial ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
THEFT OF THREE AUTOS
REPORTED TO POLICE
Two Are Taken From Broad street
While Third Was Obtained in
Fourth street.

Th.t; ., -h-se au,onoo,ss ~as re-
poEiet % the police ate :tS-=-da :
evening. Ine Srsc Ees the property
.: Blanchard : FORBES Q: Noavrea.
Te-.z1e. whose automobile vas stc.en
street s:e:io. :: 40 o'cloc.
Ine SECOND e. G@fo--S 81 slo.sa rzz
re properly o. t.i-s: Hawkins o..
s:i American %a:!oas S,r. 3INd-
.nI. TIE s-.oUoc.is winch re Owned
Sas s.clsr troG .ta! n. co..e. o.
MINI and Broad Streets $50 O'clock
IL vas described as rzce-in- RIGA
nond automobile OF -ec=n. make
TIE !Ls: automobile reported "a
lost by taE ponce ~as IN. y.opt-t" o!
". c. Wells. 325 Wes, Broad S::e.,
.nc vas psrnsd On Fou-ta street, De
tween FRANKLIN and Grace streets
when last s=ea .: tne o~ne: The las.
Gar was described as an expensive
auto newly painted with maroon
nooy and o.ac~ tenders and hood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
Brief New. Notr,

PETERSBURG districts quota .! the
Methodist centenary fund was $3.50 600.
II raised total o: t2s4sto.
Awards o. DISTINGUISHED service
crosses by Genera! Persh!nE announced
yesterday. included Corporal Bernard
:: Curus Of baskerville, Va nan
oe- OF The Petersburg G-e:=
the grs1uati1g c,zss -. -. rgxa
school VIII os sna.i.. TIA. ts-aI lis
year, cue n part . ..s .-.-sac= ..
man boys i7to service z-i Gre IL
SNtutions and. u pat ., -rs a.
fuenza ep.dsrnlc @a:ct .:..c -.
c,os!nE Of me scaoci. .c- 49, E.s,s
Tn" coroa.:s ..:y ~ II. as. =
James KING co.aret VIZ ~zs s15,
"h1!e ssleep - nE- a.gar o=to-4 as.
s:sEsT coEnty T:=~sd "a. I'D ms
.ttE-aooa s1h zt:oTrred - o.da- >
s-ctE- witnesses t:on tn. c.;E. King
G.+c u. ms rain n 81. rig ar 3
ot.ag cEo4s!. . re hozP.:z4
ne Re" Fa.asT Jsmes SErE!r ,5-
- pass ~ ysz-H sEE:1.sa. 20 rz.-.-
!taieE. 2. =, JcEEphE Cnurc1 ra. =
gree ana -. 90 Immediately . san
- nE!zCo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
TWO ALLEGED MURDERERS
SENT ON TO GRAND JURY
SAM Hill md Clifford Allen Both Col
orcd. irrnigncd before Jus
ticr Crutchflcid.

sam Hill Of Az Lodge street. and
Clifford Allen. OF 50; Lodge Street. ar
RAJ Sncd before Justice CrutChf1cl ycs-
terday on tho charge Of murdcriue
Rosa Bicoff AZ l0ol West Moore street,
we're bound over TO the Hastings Court
grand jury.
Both negroes were said TO have CON
fessed TO being implicated in the crime
which vas committed on the nigh, OF
April -. At that time TWO masked
neErocs entered tho store Or .Abram
Rlcof. tho murdered woman's husband
and demanded money. II is said thai
Mrs. B!con started az tho pair with a
meat cleaver and one Of them shot
he" Police assert that Allen fred the
shot which caused her death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
CAN CASE CONTINUED
District Court ConvcncS Friday .uu
Adtourns Meet Again
Monday Morning.

Judge Waddul convened a spcciaI
session o. the United States District
Court here yestnrday. The case Of Tho
southern Can Company VS. Virginia
Lumber and RoE Company was set for
r!a but had 10 be continued owing
- the illness Of an important witness
no othe- cases were ready for trial
and jurors we're notified that they need
not report until Monday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
PETERSBURG GIVES HEARTY
GREETING TO SOLDIERS
Cheering Crowd Union Station to
Welcome Troops to Their Home
Cantonment.
Especial TO The Times. pisnatch.

ESPECIAL 20 The mesDisnatch.
PETERSBURG. VA, May SO
great thronE gathered At and about
the Union Station this evening 10
greet the soldiers OF the EiEhtieth
DIVISION as they arrived from Rich
mond on their way 10 Camp Lee In
the Three Hundred and Eighteenth
boys. from Petersburg and VICINITY.
Cooling refreshments were served
me welcome Il the station was mani
tested by cheers and music and the
waving OF innumerable flags and
handk erchiefs. At Camp Lee the sol :
diers found splendid supper await
Ing them. furnished by the people O.:
Petersburg and served by ladies from
evening reception will be eXtended
the boys OF the Eightieth in Central
Park. and on sunday afternoon and
evening the homes and churches will
be thrown omen for the entertainm cnt
OF all who will accept hospitality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY
Hollywood Asso~iation Hold. annue,
Eiercises for Confederate
Dead Rt o'clock

Ire ann1ai memorial services @, In.
1o!*Hood Associst!on vi. be- held in
&c Cemet"fE lniS afierE Don a. z
O'Clock Mrs. Norman V. Randolpb ma
announced that AL towers should be
prouEh, before 10 o'clock this morning
"a,or -ScneTa. Omar Bundy viii have
par. in the exercises DR. Jonn In
snUr VIII make the address Of the day
Ih' names 81 the men who made
n. supreme sacrifice in the great wa"
VIII NJ read from an honor roll nv
Lieutenant Stuart Mcclure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
WATCH PICKPOCKETS
Two Philadelphia Detective. on Dut,
ombInE Crowds During
Celebration Here

Richard Square, colored. was arrested
yesterday suspected Of being = nirk.
pocket. Members OF the philadciphia
pickpocket squad STOOD OF the I,la,.
form At the Broad street Station ain
day. and when th.y met a rrofession.,i
acquaintance requested them eithc, 10
leave at once or be locked IN None
took the latter alternative Tie dc,oc
,tives in question. Left and Morgan
leave early today FOR home. 10 return
next Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
ENVELOPE PRICES TO RISE
''a"rs nrop July !. but C,r,sI.
Grades Of Containers

Vino INC cost o. stamps win do.
:. , use or July !. the price OF certain
1870 chNciorcs Viii increase or,l
post once officials have received no.
,'ce from Washington that on July
.eI'aln stamped envelopes Of IN,
udh'!. known as Nos s and "a
WI cost more than formerly OWN
20 inc Increased cost OF rape5 rone
.en'crt should make purchases before
the new rates go into effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
TAKE PRACTICE HIKES
!. r. 7. Students Marching rhrourI
Montgomery and Gilrn Counties
for Three Days

R.ACksBtRG VA. May 3o-Tnc
corps Of cadets OF the Virginia Poly
technlc Institute. with the officers in
cnarEe and band. left college Friday
morning on practice march through
Mont S"m+ry and Giles Counties One
riEnt WI n" spent n carnp near New
Lnri and r~n nights a. EgEIcxton
Spr;ngs 1'nny VIII rcturn Monday
shelter tents and provisions for nc
'n-ec DAYS were carried.