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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Besthen. iSs dc6lnson,. Il 10 5. even ~. to .
won: Bulletproot. 10; Boylct. ~ 10 !. TO J.
.:=:. ] to ?. third Time. TOO S;,5. Mountain
Girl Acc OF Trumps. Rory O'Moore. Grove
A. Dewitt. tormoran ran
Mshon; 10, tpuEranb.,, 10 TO ga 70 >
10 y: : to ). second: Gas Mask: los Dryer }.
Loyd GeSTr. Mic Connsl Me- Ws.aii liz s.S
Coronado Tn Gallant. Franz Mattos. Da-
h!nds. Frances Starr. M4ranon ana Durei!a
Third -aee-s:x :g.!oars-Pr!nee Henry.
tS5 tCoit!letiD. TO :. Ia Il. 10 :. won
senator Jane, 70 tgoaa9.,yi. . to i. TO !.
onnz-ra. A=c:a.lHz Ms paul Coanelly.
2u4rtetis. N4-sho7. DGy Fashion. OE~a.
Fourth -te--ty- a.! oGs.a.!t e-r.o-cs-
wa fft-.+- 81 tE@.--r-I, 10 I. . 10
~ !, 7es -. ~ G%si.-'7a ne No !
tsH - p-.r,-v.r. :, .le.as..> S-s-rlsa :,
s-:crst AK ~ = 2.s4zir: 80: a@a
sltta e.-a.,=s-ra; =a7 ~ ,c7s
20 49,, -
q F'.aau- +-,v. "A
81 -7a7-aro n rhz'-g't-g N-t''r-
..~aa&. s,y ,aa.~ F1s... 81 ~ ~.
s-geufn afr -n,.r ana htse t.srssr a.
ia g. 80 =
a-fIe araa =Hr, y :.e7. $500 - ~:
aTi- h!H- NaprI0"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

Blankenship Elected
Captain Spider Nine

Hugo Blankenship was elected
captain of the Richmond College
baseball nine mt 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at a meeting held In Coach
Dobson's office of the letter men. lie
Is veteran catcher and pill-svat-
ter or Wel-knoNvn ability.
BlnnkcnHhip played two years on
the Spider lineup before goinE to
France. He WINS I'm the army two
years and returned only recently
fro" oSerNeRs. While in Europe he
coached ono of the divisional Amer
icar exPcditionnry force teams
somewhere In France"
Coach DobSon stated last night
that he was we'll pleased with
Blnnkenship'x selection, saving that
ne was one OF the Erentest bean
users he had ever encountered. In
the highest or place. Blankenship
mas never Tailed to use good iudE-
ment. He has got a neg that ha,
killed many would-be bnse stcnlers
halfway between first and second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
DALEY DEFEATS CUTLER
IN UNUSUAL IVORY GAME
Hard billiard Contest Ends with ,oo a..
90 Score at Grund ="
Tourney.

a., Daley defeated Cutler last night {,
INC closest ana hardest fought game or
the Grand Billiard Tourney by tho mn VI
usual score of 100 to o.. The battle
furnished many exciting. thrills and was
interesting throughout. "'
With the score 90 to 90. in favor of
Daley. the latter ran six balls. ncedin,.
only one to sew up the game lie missoI
the, final by Il difficult rail shot. Cutler
took the limclight with a run OF seven
and blew up on 4 hard shot Daley
finished the game by getting the pojnt
needed. The battle was devoid of high
runs. Each player made runs Of four
teen points each.
Second place in the tournament ia
scwed up by three players. Bowman.
Williams and Reed. while third place
Is tied by Gillian and Daley. a pro
cess of elimination games will be staged
10 decide the winning three. In the
early part OF the tournaments Chill
dress clinched first honors bv winning
Gillian W
Bowman will play Read tonight. Each
tiaSer tlcd Tor second place will con-
,esl me others in q post-tournev series
~, ~ uecidc the second and third Mace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
United States Railroad
Administration

Announces the following curtailment
in passenger train service on the SEA
BOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD to con-
serve fuel, effective until further no o.
A. NJ. and local train from Norlina ar
irving 1905 i. NJ, will be Withdrawn
after Monday, December 3. Train No.
5. leaving S:45 i. NJ. for Atlanta and
Birmingham, will be withdrawn; last
trip Monday. December s. Train No. g..
due S:35 a. NJ. from Birmingham and
Atlanta, will be withdrawn. last train
arriving Richmond Tuesday. December
3. Atlanta sleeper, now on ira ms . and
d. Will bc operated southwark on train
No. | from Richmond, ll:35 J.. NJ, and
northward on train No. ., and will be
handled on local trains between Ham
let and Atlanta through car service.
Southwark train No. 3. leaving at i::5
r. NJ, and train No. /. leaving 80 T..
NJ. will make local stops. Northwa I'd
trains No. .. now due Richmond $50
a. NJ, and No. 4, now due 6:45 i. NJ,
will make local stops arriving approx
imately two hours later than schcd-
ulcd.
HERBERT BICKEL,
Passenger Service Agent.
1889 Mutual BuildinR-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
ELK BOWlERS SIZING
SURPRISE ON PRINTERS
waIabauer Hits Stride and SpiIIr
Naples for Eli Score Inst
Night,

Poor scores featured last nights
bowling match between tho Printers
and the Elks At the Pietsch Allevs
SprinsinG surprise the Printers won
three straight games from their oppon-
ents.
Due 10 the shortage of lights II was
necessary to Shift the teams to alleys
six and seven. from four and five.
Frank Reid BOWED high total, with
4 score OF 5GS. Walooauer was in form
in the third game and hit the NAPLES
for high score OF IL pins.
Tonight the Noldc Brothers and Git
izen's Home Insurance Clubs will stage
a battle 20 see who is capable OF hold
ing down the BOBBY prize, or cellar posi-
ton in the percentage column. This
match will be held at the Palace AL
leys. At present these teams arc tied
for the bottom space.
The strong White SoI quintet will
roll the Indians i'll the Junior Lea cue
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
MEN, ORLEANS ENTRIES

n1 F.-a -. 80. .:..2- e -.
Napthal.Is ~. ROD EaL2T it!. a.-ii.
SHminy, III; B.uH Devil. .i!. St-eeater IL.
LIltt,a y - hronter.. III :: g,vc Duke
hs s6i95a f9o,a II, H. I'LL.
g; Ae.ae q naad SiTitc. -: a' sn,idis. ~;
1913; MART rot Diamond Girl. is: i:G.th
r. l": 'ataDl+. ifn, Burg"ync 10
, ihIrd 'sr'-nr" and ono -hal. turjonrs--
SaTa.ota le1. Miss wright, iu!. i:ru,i,4n.
iul sun G"id. los. Juanita III lot: i'ou.ii
~: S.ir"n"r -; Edna r, 10. Miss WowaiI
~: Miss krue!. 100: Stiyev Shapiro 10
n; Comlsney 100: kul,ur !u i:!igibieE
HGHroCk, 100. SANDY Lad 100: Relic . 10.
Fourih racc--nyc fur oncs-1 icrIv Ia To-
DEccn GIL, ~ Lady lone. To-. Ssdgn Or. :
- ,Ii.as iafHtil, lN: Rainbow Division los
n it.Eh !".. Cancior. lu1: Viva C,uba iOI
n.1acy Harr.gan. zoe: Peggy g. ITO: Lonely
- H@i"TSme",. 10; FlcdEl!ng 10; Midis
- ~ fhFi"'e-M"d.sie. no. Emma Wciicr
Fiith, racs-nile snd seventy yarss-so,,
,,,rp' -, j" FNSway. 10: Bale; Dan,
IL: ~: WARD Nask. II.
I'm 'hg"-riie ana d observation-disclosures
ts;sfIita' . BuGdy Tucker iol: Astrra inS
T,,<<.,E ,sh@"H9n ,lp1: Don Dodge. 10: Col,
tsr. h95. loI knas Neptunc 10. sauer
M.oH' iiaSk. 10 Clara Martin I5s. nl,ic
saI-n. ": Luther ii2. Parrish IL t,iir
pp,f'-.h" i"r James. ~; CDunterbaIancc. ia
.seysnth raee-niic and si-,e.n,b-t,o-,,,
~. yii Or EaE!e. los. n * Real I6s
isIsMHis. Mcdowell III: WsrSaw. liz. Re re-
Clppcy fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
MILITARY POLO PLANNED
Various Regiments WuuId n, Ue,r.
scented In League If Or
SnniIcd.

Special 10 The Times ispatchl
polo league. In which various reei
ments may be represented by indi-
ridual teams is expected to be the
outcome oil an order issued on Novem :
her %, making polo one of tho an
proved athletics for the military es-
tSblishment. Complete equ:pmen in
GUIDING mounts, will be furnished by
tain good dividends" in the improved
physical condition OF those who parti-
cipate and the training in horseman-
ship.
4 central polo committee will be es
taolished here 10 go ordinate all mat
GERS pertaining to polo activities
officers of every camp division or st,
ton where the practice of the game is
possible: Will designate representa-
tive 10 handle the sport in MS com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
The United States Railroad
Administration

announces that in order to conserve
fuel the following local trains on the
ATL ANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
between Richmond and Petersburg
will be Withdrawn, effective Tuesday.
December Q, until further notice:
No. SIS, leaving Richmond 5:55 A. 81.
No. So, leaving Richmond 800 A. NJ.
No. 81, leaving Richmond 1880 p. NJ.
No. CO. arriving Richmond 500 A. NJ.
No So, arriving Richmond 1880 P. NJ.
No. 81, arriving Richmond 9:55 p. NJ.
Train No. SO. due Richmond $40
p. NJ. will arrive $50 =. NJ; daily
Sleepcrs from ~ e W. r. r., scheduled
10 arrive Richmond on train No. g.,
will DC handled from Petersburg on
train No. 80, arriving Richmond $3.50
4 M-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
K|LBAkE SIGNS FOR BOUTS
FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION
MATCHED TO MEET DUNDEE
Johnny VIII Take on Fox and v.Irer
at Jersey City
Arena,

CLEVELAND. Dec. S.-Johnny Xii.
pane featherweight champion of the
world, recently signed articles for
IN the Arena, Jersey City. Manager
Dave Driscon, of the Arena, came &c
G ne, and to sign kilbane. The men
The ring providing they, also. sign the
articles are Benny Valger, Joey Fox
and Johnny Dundee.
In reaehing an agreement with Dris-
COLL NiIbane insisted that as Valrer
and Fox claim they are lcgitimate
featherweights, they make the feather
weight limit Of l22 pounds.
III they refuse to do that" johnny
said: they arc admitting they are not
teatherweights. If they make such an
t sGd l am willing to let either OF
al. L am willing TO meet Dundee at
any any weight he wants to enter the
II Fox or valser show Johnny they
meet him at that figure. he agrees
in subsequent bouts.
first" Kilbanc said. Il do not Intend
10 make the weight until l see there
is a good reason for doing So"
ar DFis Sc IL, who intends TO stage the
mat hiibane is a great favorite in
Jersey City, having established him
i Ieit in popuiaE favor because OF his
Hout ot tIdnkle burns In five
ROUNDS at the Jersey City ball park
Burns was local boy and great
.Iy9r.te' Driscol said yesterday.
;, w men some one came along and
knScked Frankie Off, the Jersey City
nEht fans made up their minds that
trankieS victor was just the man TO
iook over again. That's why l. came
While neither Driscoll nor Ki,h,,e
discussed the terms, it is. believed that
M iLlioan ne is to get not less than So
ooo Tor each appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

Announces, in order to conserve fuel,
the following curtai lment Of passenger
train service on Richmond. FredcricRs-
burg and Potomac Railroad, effective
Wednesday,. December 10th. except as
shown for Train So:
NORTHNARD.
No. G, leave Richmond G:30 A. NJ.
week days. instead of $50 y. NJ; ar
irving Glen Allen 6:55 A. NJ, Ashland
1905 a. NJ. Local stops.
No. 66. leaving Main Street Station
s:45 a: NJ, annuIied.
No. Is. leaving Richmond 2:1o P. M,
no No. e. leaving st Rich ann"i'4o 10 p. ~.
local to fredericksburg. annulled.
No; l6. leaving Richmond $500 p. NJ.
No. 80, leaving Richmond APO p. M.
Sunday. Will run daily on present
schedule, making local stops to WASH
s. A. L. through thains 81, schcd-
ulcd TO leave Main street Station sos
a. ~. and &C, scheduled to leave 1900
J.. NJ. Will make local stops south of
itichmond' leaving somewhat later than
SOUTHWARK.
No. +, Fredericksburg local Will, ho
anulled north of Ashland Leave Ash
land 1926 a. NJ, running present sched-
ulc TO Richmond.
nal at stations between Frcdericksburg
and Ashland. now served by No. :.
s say1nE 1E :ss 7;2c a; ~,
A.. NJ. Penola S:07 4. NJ, Ruthercjcn
S:I6 a; NJ. boswell S:2G A. NJ. Ash .
land $3.50 A.: NJ. arriving Richmond
9:lo a. NJ. No baggage or accommo-
cation express will be handled on
Train 81. '
No. Is. arriving Richmond 2:45 p. NJ.
from Washington. annulled.
, No. DO. arriving Main Street Station.
richmond, $40 r. M; from Washington.
9Th. parlor car from Washington now
on this traiu will no operated on train
~, leaving Washington $40 p. M.
Richmond. 9:lb p. NJ.
NO. 20, arriving Richmond 5:o5 p. M.
Vom Ashland. annulled.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
FAVoRS GAME PROTECTION
Scarcity OF Partridgea Cause. Lyncb-
hurS Hunters ia Advocate Closed
season.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Ia NcHBCRG. VA. Dec S.-Lynch-
burg hunters favor the closing Of the
season in Virginia for partridges, as il
rs generally admitted that it has been
earS since the birds were as scarce
as they are at this time.
The winter OF l9l7-l9lS proved dis
astrous TO the feathered tribe and they
were unable 20 rep!enish themselves
last year on account OF the long wet
spell during the Matching season.
which destroyed many settings. sew
era. counties now have closed seasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
HAVANA ENTRIES

,.piEst -a,.n-s7s. furlonEs--Count Boris ,s
yISLa. =. Sanmi walton. i0i: RaiInird ,n.
n9r& ly WlIl soon. 100; Anxisiy TO- TO-
h1nar On ~: Eainh s. loS: I.haInd.s. 10;
i t3srFG e., n: IapI Fqst. loi; May Msulsby..
Magic Mirror. lD5: James q; To-. !Vo
~: IA EtizL ~; kobt Owens. 80.
Bell OF Ellzab@thtown. 81: Colder, ca. =.
vi twenty seven im: Ambassa dor III isi
Kive!side. iG2 Jack IieaIy los. b-i,,,iiYYL.
To- r "a "a darIiSon. iH: Har!ock. 10. ManEs.
Fourth race-ave and one.b,I, ,r.,
DpHeIent Eyes, ~: Iolit. 100. Ia III
-Ssrnn1,Tei!. ~ Colonel Taylor III go
ca. 10: Fly Rose. i0i; IIocnir. IL: nnIf'n
% sixth rsne--nie and twon,,.y,rs. ro,.
i%. hh nsnn iM oMa1iKKen;,. io,; woodthTmsh
D. " ~ hSu. 10 Bil! Hunley. Ioa. Gui:,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
"Loynl FIveo Rolf. ChIc.r. M...

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The annual meet
10 be held here Wednesday. was sud :.
denly calld off today. President John
son announced that he and the five
meeting called in New York by AIessrs
Comiskey. Rupert and Frazee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Last nights totals were:
Cook Printing COMPANY
tinker Selects CIymer as Manager.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Dec s.-William
j. Clymer is to return TO his old
stamping ground again as manager.
The news has leaked out that Joe
Tinker has signed Clymer to lead the
Columbus team next season. and il is
believed to be authentic. though Tinker
has not yet confirmed il. Tinker hopes
that Clymcr. who was popular here as
a manager several years ago, will sue
ceed in reviving local interest in base
ball. which has waned since Tinker
and his associates took over the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
U. >. u. II. AdrnInfstrntton
Change OF Schedule

Ehective December .. connection Tor
t {fnin No, to Roanoke, Cincinnati and
N : u,ii JUS VII leave Richmond $3.50 a.
~ instead OF 30 a. NJ. On and after
mat date train No. I leaving Peter
ours I:05 A. NJ. for Lynchburr anil
1 u 10. !. leaving Petersburg . 40
VI. lor Roanoke and Memphis will
nave no connection from Richmond ~,
a. c. l.. II. R.-Adv. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Salt Lake Gets ~Phll.n PITCHER.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec S.-Pitcher
Sl!He Prsndergast, OF the Philadelp hiu
Nationals, has been purchased hv the
salt Lake Coast League Baseball Club.
according TO word received here from
J.. Johnson. team manager. Prender-
CAST al one time played with the Chi
Cago Nationals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
STEAMBOATS,.

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Carmania. Dec. Il, Jan. Fl, Feb. %
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Maurctania, Dec. ~, Feb. z, Mar. 20
CHRISTMAS SAILING
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
lmperatOr Dec. 10
imprrator. ...... Jan. Fl, Feb. II
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH;
HAEitE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Dec. Is, Jan. IA, Feb. ii
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
' Dec. IL
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HAVRE and LONDON
"aNohia .......... Dcc-24, Jan. 81
NEW YORK, L'DERRY, GLASGOW
Columbia 500. Dec. 10, Jan. 10
517 14th ST., n. W., Washington. d. G..
or Local Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Banker. Arrange Sch,dn1.

Banking mems quintet clubs in
Il week schedule. which will besin Dc :
cember 10. The season will close in
me latter part of February. They have
encountered little difficulty In locating
whipped into Dost-6eason shape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
SPORT Briefs

Frank Shaugncssy. former manager
or the Roanoke, Virginia League team.
viii be the manager OF the Tcront o
team. Owner McCaherty has an
nounced. He left the Virginia League
70 manage the OTTAWA team and made
II winner in the Canadian League.
Later he was with Hamilton Old time
IAN SAYS hr recalls the time when
ShauGneSSy played with Norfolk. he
Tore going to Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. s.-Prcs!dcnt
Hermann. OF the Reds. Yesterday vas
: ssn surprise when he received the
-.Ertd contract OF Dick LOTUS. OF
F.ic,noIrE. Mass. an outieldcr pick ed
" Manager Moran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Britton willing to M,,, ono

iSANroN. OHIO. Dec S.-Aiike Nc
:, my' president OF tho Mckinney \.
twai iHo oiered purse of s15. 900 for :,
ound battle here on the after
H RUU. OIL New Years Day bctwtren Jac,,
INA SI;, inc welterw champion
chamn Itxe o,Dowd. the middieweisht
Gcepted. ana an answer from Ottawa
Is expected by the end OF the xeel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

In the National Lea que only seven
!ech pitchcrs were penaliZcd for balk-
!iis during the season. OF these but
Two made more than one balk. Elmer
.,.IonS nad Three balks called on him
called on Fred Toncy on the Giants
Which cheated Max Carey out OF a
as he thought. III a game at the Polo
dd.rounas on August -. but the next
/ had called a balk on Toncy, ana tho
! scorers were compelled to correct their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

indianapolis announces that Walter
ION Otherwise 'l.ongshot." will trans
Ter ms heid OF operations from Dover.
\. H.. where he has been fol, Years
10 Laurel Han Farm. Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

Bunny Brief. whose real name is
er in the American Association Ills
year to take part in every game. lie
played l52 games for the Kansas civ
outiit nearly all at first base Ills
hrSt work for the lEawS this year was
~ third base. Brief was with the
i'!rates III 1917, and during that last
year was sent to the Louisville club
Last year and this he was with the
Kansas City team. He welded his
bat with effect during the season. get
ting Il batting average of .323
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
COACH HERMANN RETURNS
AGAIN ASSUMES CHARGE
OF PENN STATE QUINTET
Prospects for F'irst-CInss Team Re-
ported to Hc Exceedingly
Bright.
[ SPECIAL to The Times pispa

/ tSpeeal TO The Times Dispatch. !
SLATE COLLEGE. PA. Dee. S;-The
Twelve games was announced here yes
Ierday by Graduate Manager Neil NJ.
Fleming Penn. Lehish. Pitt. Wash
Carnegie Tech are included in the more
Important games TO he PLAYED. most OF
them being dated fo. the homo floor.
Two games will BE PLAYED with each
l'itt and Carnegie Tech. both OF those
leans nn., coming to state Soliese for the
swathmorc, viii he the only other
games TO be played aWav from State
TO date. follows:
Homo earcs--JUnata December 10:
Dickinson. January 4; Washington and
January II; ursinis. February IL; Car
negie Tech; February IS: Pittsburgh
i remains open FOR Il home game.
Games away--Swathmore. February
T.. pennsylvania. February .: Carnegie
Tech. February -; Pittsburgh, Feb
Coach Returns From War.
Attcr an absence o. two wears while
IN ne service. Coach Dutch" Hermann
since the close OF the foot bail season on
Thanksgiving daily practice has been
neIa wn' en-, mas sSo shown UP wealth of
the strongest IN years.
Wilson is the only man of last years
team who is not in college this wear.
ana ADDED TO that crew are Wagner
Young and Hunter who PLAYED on
Raz' Elakeslee'S 1917 team All hayin:
returned from service
Prospects for first-class team this
yea: are exceedingly bright. Tor there
Is no end OF material in the seventy
ctndidates VINO answered the first call
captain Wilson is sure OF q guard posi-
non and killinger, of last years five.
VIII likely have the call for the other
SIDE. Replogle is working good al
center. ana hermann will have a hard
,ime picking his forwards from Mullen
MacM Han, Young. Wagner and Hunt
Tor Al arc old and experienced men
~ lncse positions. ASquad Of four
teen is now in training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
The United States Rail-
road Administration

Announces. in order to conserve fuel.
the following urtailment Of passenger
train service. on Richmond. Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, effective
Wednesday,. December 10th, except as
shown for Train So:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
4 Real American LOOe Story.


SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
injured and Honoru Brent, orphans,
arc character contrasts Houorn, uufer
anu dependable Mildred riNneiuua and
lneonsl1mt. Mildred gels all the mt
leuli0ns her admirers being Arthur
Bruce, q young man Of fine qualities.
and Tom Chandler, who f. dlssipated.
1le loves 90 play one against the
other heartleaslys but "a practically
swept Off her feet by Chandler, uho
KISSES her on several occasions. Her
Aee-lnsa are turned against him, how
eEe-s when she sees him. half intoxI-
Gated kissing a painted girl, also
under the influence o. liquor. Honora.
though in love gFith Bruce heraeIf,
decides that he must marry sTfldred
for Mildredia sake.
Arthur proposes to Mildred who,
furioua at Chandler, accepts him, al
though she does not really love him.
Because Of she uncertain state Of
his business affairs. Arthur asks Mil
drcd rot TO announce their engage
nlent and she consents has later de-
eidess without telling her fiunce. 20
inform Tom Chandler thinking the
news viii hurt him.
Mildred does tell Chandler and Is
irritufed TO find he takes u very
Gooily, telling her he s. about to en-
list fer war service. Leaving the
80 call on Mildred. and mnIicioussy
cougratulutes III Bruccfa panied and
dismnyed 70 find Mildred has broken
her word about not revealing their
encagemeur.
Mildred esfeems Chandler more
highly after he enllsts, and continual
y tuunta Arthur Bruce because he
has not Joined the army.
After their engagement, Mildred
tnunta Arthur because he has not en-
listed like Chandler, despite his
father's Dor health and failing busl-
ness She determines to let Chandler
call, on leave from training camp.
Eada onora makes up her mind 10 be
present
Arthur Unexpectedly appears al the
Brents' home as Chandler Is leaving.
Mildred tells him she let Tom cali ard
Disputes Hououu's eeUnlnuafionn that
Tom came 70 see both the girls. Il
developed that Arthurss call wac to
ask Mildred 60 join HIS mother, who
had become very nervous when his
father took turn for the worse. Nil
ured declined TO accompany Arthur to
his mother; for this Honora calls her
henrfiess and Hon0ra herself goes
with Arthur 10 comfort 1Irs. Bruce.
Mr. Bruce had had q quiet night the
4Fi nurse had announced She and
Honora we're At the breakfast table
Mrs. Bruce had gone to sit with her
husband while the nurse took her