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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
DOBSON GETTING ELEVEN
READY FOR w. & NJ. TILT
Expect Hot Reception Saturday mt
Hands Of Old Rirnls-R. G.
Loses CnScrlce,

Richmond Colleges Spider eleven
having returned from masterfui
stand against the heavier line of Vir-
Einia Polytechnic Institute passed Mon
day in light work. hut yesterday after
noon jumped into stiff scrimnage pre-
paratory 10 their initial championsh! p
contest against William and Mary, 1t
williamsburg. next saturday.
Every injured player has sufficiently
recovered TO b. in the lineup with the
manent loss. Barring accidents TO
first string men this week, Coach Dob
son will send the fun strength OF Rich
mond College against the Indians.
The DobSonitcs are antiCi catl7g
hot reception al the hands o. their old
rivals and are preparing 10 add ,.w
calories 10 their repartee No on.
Indians are 3 harder crowd 20 beat on
Cary Field than elsewhere, and con
sidering this he : adding extra time
10 practice periods
For three ast hours YESTERDAY mil
teams pushed ;hc p!gsEiH back and
forth over ne s-id;ron q H'ss:ha'na-
WORTH tqssi=. The fore par - ths
worko-: lacked l:5 and a. times BE-
came ragged waica Id % = conb.ag
q the 5;?2&d b So .D2osoa.
Tom Miller. asa zig .tJac. Dohson,
has been Il cha:ee .: ~ scrubs. His
charges z-e r2t heavy 'oC: are p:ucGy
and nae o-el rs pors.bl= 70. n. for
SO well thus f.- this year. weight
IL not al esse; al ne Baptist College
and therefore IN. coaches are ra..a.
much OF me asht:as spirit.
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lATONiA RESULTS

,a.a.,5; - Z xss ssf 3
-taot. IL tiiano.e-l So. 4 second Lady
F-.r..a", isl 'HUrr.yp. 5 - tn.-G Time.
. ID 1t. i.1Ll+ i-aLtsr. T-LGca jewel.
Aas-ey = ! VIII. l:aneeiot raa.
Second -are-sir tg-iouEs-Y y johnson.
J. tILr.yl. 800 ;ilo. $40 won Paul
Connolly. 10 tHoy.s,. $500. {:n second:
y ?ns 8 r. tf;o9:nson1: ssT,.in. ~. thiid.
LsrG> Sehty Lad y Bert Thurman. IA
Third -ace-y!r ,GriOrR--AGEOn. 1i5 (PonN
!ii3. So - won. Ereadwan II t:nsorl.
- .. ! y scgchG. Claymore. III tWille;D.
Il 81. rh.r3 Time. 10 -. Acc e.. T;ufnps
Captain Mac, Franz '" Horace Loroh ran.
tOUr-E Tac.-Tu!le and EightI-Er Frank
irS 'Enso-b. 8 %. ;25j out. won: Raider
i, Moe WORTH, 40. out second: MaGge
= 10 lHoo.HsoHJ. out th!rd. Time. : 81 -.
* in;-tis her ran.
F.f:h. raee-si, furlonr,- Mu=ivar. ,o5 tMu-.
.ayl - -. ;!tN III .. won: RAJ Akin.
u. 'Wf.ehD ,i:| ,hird Time. i.is s..
N""u.h L!su'cnar, I..-t@r Doluh Missed the
Tine. Rc'ty cgrry Tom Logan. M!dia. I'm.
'hou. Man Craig
~, Boyle. t--| .7G 3 n .ron: Id.
saca"l. ne iRob!nSrul. so s. 90 vrconr .
Hohni u.u Roy. i.S t.yE"I. 3 r. :ni-s Time
~ -l i.''ha'r. Sans Pcrr II. Polka DO,
sy,n'h rss--,,ile aad "a. ,,tesn,h-
Grc"n 6oit. NJ CNooncyi t-t 3 -csord
n+ncInr S"r~yl iht ,lG-ghcrL $50 third.
n"-. Adolla ~. Arabian. say Whcn On.
lGrfUT.t- -
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STAGE SIX GAMES HERE:
RICHMOND TO SEE HALF
OF E. V. !. A. A. SCHEDULE
College Football Mentors Tut on Fin
inhinE Touches for Initial
Championship Tilts.

This week will add the finishing
touches to the four football machines,
representing the four colleges in the
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Attn
le;ic Association, which are Richmond
College. William and Mary. Randolph
Macon, and Hampden- Sidney. and
Saturday will open tho frec-for-aIl
struggle for the premier Eridiron
honors among this quartet for the
1919 season. Followers of tho fall
sport arc aware that these contests
Will be holly waged il preseason re-
suits arc any criterion of what is now
to follow.
Although several OF the teams have
reported a fair number of letter men
back i'm tho fold and the ACQUISITION
Of other exceptional material, scores
Of games played with the larger
cicvens. in the State dccry spccula-
walk away. one of the pretticst bat
Ties for the championship is therefore
expected
Richmond Fan. Favored.
Richmond lovers OF the American
year. for this city is TO be the scene
of half OF these anticipated battles
Six OF the twelve championship scraps
at Boulevard Field. according to the
schedule. Besides the three home
games that the Spiders will play here
fandolph- Macon will consider Boule-
ward Field as her home grdiron this
season. Therefore. beginning next
Saturday afternoon. when the Yellow
Jackets and the Iampden- Sidney
elevens hook-up on the local field
Richmond fans will be offered card
OF SIN games. TO be played on six con-
the much discussed Thanksgiving bay
game between the Spiders and Indians
will take place. and Will draw the
curtain on the season.
Complete L.. v. I. A. A. Schedule.
The complete schedule OF the
L. V. 1. a. A. is as follows:
October S-kicnnond College and william
Macon and Hampden Sidney in Richinond
aS1 S W,niy =, In kicn:nond Mando!ph Macon
November l-Randolph. Macon and Rich.
mond College in Richmond william and
Mary and Hampden-S Sidney a. Hampton
November S-william and Mary and Rich
mond College in Richmond. Randolph. Macon
November l,-Rchmond College and U,mp
den Sidney at Hampden- sidney William and
No,cmoer 2c-Isandolph Macon and Rich
mond College In Richmond Hampden. Sid =
ncE ana william and Mary a; VILLA burg.
liam and Mary in Richmond.
TO StnEe Turkey Day Fray.
The Turkey Day game was not on
inc original schedule. but was ar
ranged after the failure to get two
visiting elevens OF the larger colleges
TO play here on that holiday. Whether
be considered Il championship battle
remains for the loser OF the first VIII
liam and ary-Spider fracas 10 decide
as per special contract.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First race-si1 Observation-Disclosures. lNs
tprcccer, 20 !. TO :. 70 ~. won. Edith
X. IL tRodrigucz>. y - :. l 70 ,. Ia 5.
second Shenandoah los tBoeNcrl. Q 10 !.
S;tnera,cr, TRACK Star, Larshs,,o. Heavy
second race-nile and seventy yards
Hero.sme. lis tBUNtont. 70 :. 10 !,
even. won; Susan NJ log tHayne>r. , 10 !.
) to >. 10 ,, second; SIR Grafton. liz
Davies, to ., 10 :. 70 :. third Time
AZ S-j. Wilfrcda, RiukaVous. / t:njo.eu:.
Tom Young. Prim Third also zap
Third raCc-about SIX fG!lon ES-MaG-
ocuvre, lo1 ,Rod:!sueEl. TO : 10 ;. )
10 . won Back hay. 100 ,Bu;well', 20
!. to .. to ), second: FO!iu. IO1 Gar
To!D, 10 TO !, to !. 20 /, ;hird Time.
Ill 50. tiger. Rose, Colonel Harrison.
S,",'a. Paddy. Ninety simplex T:.E-s-l!rs
Helen Akin, Marian HoN1s, France
Fourth race---Thc Rainbow Selling $3.50
weln; to 10. out. out. won; sister Helen.
err Glow. - tCarTolD. 20 20 :. : 20 :. oI;.
third. Time. l;l-. Three went.
Dragon II, Ill tkummer). 20 ;. to $
OUT. won, Woodt5ap. rs, Butw-iJ. !? 20 l.
10 :. ou;. second: Albert =, los tRowsup
10 !. TO !, out. third. Time. -.i- -.
sixth -ac=--mil- and s!xt.ca:h-2!nrua
!es tMounia.nI. 70 :. % :, 10 = wen.
hoh!uoo: i0S 'A1..l, TO :. % s, ont
second, Keen Jane. i2i tMys-SN - !. J
to !. 20 : third. Time. 81 ~. Parable
H:cao-y Mi. InQu,=t4. MIS- ORB also IAN
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tconyrlgh, 1912. New York Tribune Inc,

work for about two weeks. Candidates
Tor the Varsity boat reported last
Wednesday and since that day the
Charles River has been nearly az
densley populated with shells OF vari-
GUS sizes and descriptions as is Sol
diers Field with aspiring athletes.
Veterans of last years crew which
met Yale who are again available are ::
Captain Wendell Davis. bow: f. g.
Batchelder, No. =; NJ. l.. Olmstead No.
q; +. I>hthrop. No. ), and T.. l.. Pear
son, coNSwain.
From last springs freshman crew
the speedicst yearling boat of recent
Harvard rowing, l.. Il. McCaGg. Keith
Kane and Lawrence Terry are among
the leaders who will be Varsity candi
dates McCagG and Kane are playing
football this fall and both have earned
places on the Varsity squad.
Assisting Coach William Iiaincs will
be Coach Edward Brown and T. r.
Whitman, who last year rowcd No. !
In the Varsity shell. who Will coach
the oarsrnen o: 1928.
To secure the Varsity oar ms
! trophies Harvard crew men must he
on Il winning eight against Yale here
after. the athletic committee has de-
creed. The ruling deprives last
ispring's eight of the trophy.
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SPORl > SIX CHAMPIONSHIP BOOKED HERE SE
Results Of Running
Races and Entries
LARULE RESULTS

A f5s; 5a's SIT fg s5 $40 lis
;Mia Nag lo3 tt"r"yl, $40. s:.'o. second;
Second raCe-SiccrlcchaSe. abou, two
mi.cs-Boh Rcdneid. 49, ,Williams). sl2SO,
5, 80. s.. won: Man Meadows. 1913 iBycrsl.
s. 90, SI.3c. second; Stucco 1876 IIIincsi,
81. third. Time. 4.5'. Smithncla Nor,
callahan. st,o $50. $500. won. DukS
John. liz tThurher. sS.20, 81 SO. second.
Eockarcc - CCol;iicttn $50 third,
kennecoit. War rlumc War Club also ran.
Fourth racc-inile and a s!Ntccuth--l.ord
Hr!chton, II LFatorl, $500. out. out, won:
Jack stuart, - ,callahanl. out, out. see
und; carpet sweeper. los (Sandcb out.
third. rimc. i:,s Three went.
. fitth T"cc-nilc and siNtccuth-Dottic
NsndiNcr. 90 tcoltiicitp. S2S -. $50 s. so
won; Sthola. ~ (Fatorl. S4..o. So. 80. see.
9nd: Handful, Jos jCarSwcin, SS.5O. ;hird.
inc. lag. tHGGa. Little Cote, BETSY
Joan OF Arc, Gaiy Head, Pulaski also ran.
eSiNih racc-s;N fur.oncs-iiiS Choice. IA
tSandc>, $40. $3.50. s2gO. won. Mild Air
III tAfnhroscl. $50 s2.lo, second; KALI
polls. ild tCor"y), sl2o. third. Time
10 % Ireland, Cour; Fool. F-anctireu-
also ran.
Seventh racc-mile and sixteenth
Wood Violet. IL tBe!n Slo.io. $500. S4lU.
won: Little Cottage, Ito tSand"b. 50 90
NO second; porcas. 10: QTamii;oni.
Line. Nnrrnon Elder King John also ran.
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LAUREL ENTRIES

First racc-n,ie-M Cat, 100. Frog.
second stceplcchasc. TWO miles
Jayhiri. 1aS Pioneer. III.
Third rLcr-sIN furlorEs-pcvil Dog. III:
kinnoul. ne: Murray. ~: Ardito. liz !,
Fourth racr--nilc and a furlonC-I.ittle
Cottage. llI. Nclor i0i: Wauk.ac. %. The
Desert ZOE: Mormon Elder. zoe: The De-
cision. lo.. SearchiiGht Ill. los. Col. Val
cnt.uc. iOt
le3; liar Coy. III: Grandee. los. Ores, HlI
IL, roruuatox IL. los. Chip. l6s:> War
Plume. los
sixth rac"-six turloncs-S;. Quentin. ic7 ::
Ruth Strickland. 100: King Tuscan. los:
Indian Chant ln3 sister Emblem. llo:
i'hill!uiC. 100. Jake Argent. as Bcl!rinccr
los; SurpliCc. -. Peaceful Star. %. Ideal
81 Transpero. %
Sea Queen. log ti.nlirht. Us; Mildred
lo2; pergcrinc. 100. Smite. los. Toucaui.
NJ. TAttlc 100: rhn W.T.. II.
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U. OF VAS DEFEAT SPURS
ELEVEN FOR V. M. |. TILT
Captain Niche Is Out Of Iine-up with
Injured BACK" ooIfolk Joins
Coaches.
{ Especial to The Times-nspa,ch

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. IL
Vrsinia's showing or rather lack Of
showing in the game with Maryland
State has spurred the coaching squad
to renewed efforts 10 bring d bout be-
ter results IN the annual game with
Virginia Military Institute Saturday.
Long scrimmaEes held y.s;. rday and
today we're devoted 10 demonstrating
particular points OF weakness rather
than to straight football E.ddi.. Rus
sell. on the injured lis; for zen dsvz
has replaced Davis in the back field
and his representation OF ground gain
ing this afternoon against a nick.d
scrub team vas pr obably the most con-
aistent OF The year. Hollis Hinchar:
IS aiso shoWinS marked Improvement
Captain RAY Michic ana Dunn have
neen OUT OF tho lineup this week. the
nrste named having received q KID; in
the back. Churchman. tn" var nero,
Is opening wide holes in The line.
Pichegru Voolfolk. Of Baltimore Ia :
joined the coaching SQUAD
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

FRS: receive and ons.hal. ,u-lo.rs-
! !3!,, ~ Ny ale ~. Lady
Nc iii'. Belgian queen. ~: NortAeFn
Second -ece--:y- and one hal: :u-longs-
tact. Man. l!;: Eoya! Dues IFS Fore.
closure. IL Round ROBIN. lpH. SIR Clarence.
it>: --Chsirguea. los. Fows-.a los. NO.
:p-A los S--"ic- star. io.. May Alley 100
Trl!t r@ce-r-.!.- ana = s.st.rEth-
PADDY D@a- III. John /. bay lis:
Coz IL Bale Roberts igs. Dor. Dodge.
III. Peerless one. HI
i'oG-tH F&e.--a'2u; s.T :qrongs-.rick-
IL, Old Resetud 1873 Sa!yes;ra rs: En-.
alace !, YOU Nd. los. JOCK SCOT. I.5:
.g;o. ~. HsC- BAY 10.
F.::a rec--tE- Glencoe handicap. mil.
40 s.I,%-n;h-Day buc. 10. Tals,ledon
i... E.s.r.g"r!c. 10.
S..in r.ce.-u<.- and siTtesnth-Kil-
.arHT. us. G.e!.asr. III; SunninEdale. loo:
II .:.EJ.s..n. M. ASrpync. III. I.uctgs 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
Welsh Denies I lie Bit Off
Chunk of Pollok's Ear
IBy Universal Seryice.I

NEW YORK. oct. II.-Frcddie
W elsh, former lightweight cham
pion, didn't make meal of
hnlf of ono OF the ears OF Harry
Pollok, his former manager, Welsh
informed Magistrate Trough when
nrraiSned today in the West Side
Court. charged with biting n chunk
out of Puiiok's enr. Welsh, who
wore an army cnptain'S uniform,
snid. through his attorney, that
Pollok followed him into n rcStnu-
rant and annoyed him, even after
he had warned him thnt he'd re-
quire an undertaken IL he per-
sisted. and that finally he had struck
his former manager. Pollok, nc
claimed. fell ON n bottle, which was
responsible for the severed ear.
do ] look as IL I'd bite mans
enr of. your hOnort" demanded
Captain Welsh. rising and address,
ing The court.
"iou certainly do not" said the
maSis trnte. Hut he held the former
puSili>t in $1,000 ball, Pollok he
ing in the hospital.
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SPECTACULAR RACE WON
BY M'CREGOR THE GREAT
Takes $500 Purse in 2:14 Glass
Trotting Event on Grand
Circuit Card.
FIGHTS FOR EVERY INCH MADE
Pushed Closely by Mariondalc, Win
ner Clips OF Best Time of
: 2:N6 ii for Second Heat on
: Heavy Track.
iRy Asaociatod Frcss !

y ATLANTA. GA. oct. 1i.--Today's
rGrand Circuit racing AT Lakewood
sTrack here was featured by spectac-
sular battle between Cox and Murphy.
.,piloting respectively. McGrcgor the
AGreat and Mariondalc. for purse OF
--s2.5oo in the 2:l+ class :rottinG event
Sthe main ono on the card. The honors
went to Cox in straight heats
Gcers started his Mamie Locke in
this race. hut his nroteSc broke so
badly near the half-milc pos, in the
first heat tina; she was distanced
Mariondaie made the Cox horse fight
for every inch Of ground. The best,
time Of the meeting so far was made
in the second heat. when McGreGor
clipped of the mile in 2:oSA.
Louis Grafton. driven by +. Fleming
won the @:03 pace in three straight
heats. from 4 field OF four starters
second money going to Bette Black
event today was a ELS class trot. in
which only Southern horses started
and was won by Harry s.. an Atlanta
owned chestnut horse, driven by Bart
ley.
rain during the early part of the day.
as CLASS TRoT.
Ha5N s. eh. h.. John Willie
sinaieo. 3 g. siiiik;c iRusselij ..:.
Bessie Bessie, Abbe. b. m The Aeoe :.
(Stiles) .................
Lulu Dillon. ch m. Sidney Dillon
Time, c:l4 IA, AIS Ia. c:i4 Ia.
c14 GLASS TROT.
Purse $500.
McGregor the Great. b h. Peter
the Great tCoI) ............. !
Mariondalc. blk. G.. hrchdaie (Mur-
Mamie Locke. :. m, Gordon Todd
Time, 2:o7 l-2 c:oG -, c:osl-4.
c:o3 CLASS PACING.
Special event Purse $1,000.
Louis Grafton, b. m. Grafton Royal
(B. rieminsl ..,.......:...;.. |
Bette blackjack. br M. Blackjack
'"aiEcF' ..'... .-'.'.'' )
Wood Patch. b. E. Silent Brook
MURPHY ;....''; ,..'n....: !
Little Raptisic. b. K. John Dewey
Time. FOG 1t, ESQ, 2:lol-a
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Sterling, lo6; Alsace. lo7: Mysterious Girl,
i ig h PAP i Tbc s GSp;atn Mas t
} }Srie Hanes, Claude brown. us; Peace
remnant, l2O; On Watch. H..
Sixth race-six furiongs-Cerinus. es:
Ocean Sweep. IS: Sewe!l Combes. 81; Rifle,
lle; High Cost, l22; Jack Hare. Jr.. 1870.
seventh iace-mi!c and halr-Paris
Maid. le5: Contestant. l05: TanIac. lOa:
Brlnlinah. l05: Chick Barkicy, los; Jim
lettering. ll3; Wadsworihs Last 1l3.
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HARVARD'S CREW STARTS
TRAINING FOR BOAT RACES
With Five Veterans Back and 200
Candidates. Prospects For 1920
Are Bright.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. (SpeciaD-Oct.
l4.-With five members OF last springs
Varsity crew again candidates, the
crack 1919 freshman crew to choose
recruits from, and goo candidates at
work in the first week Of fall train
ing. Harvard crew prospects for 1920
may be termed bright.
Freshmen. composing for the most
part dormitory crews, have been n
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bowman Wins over Reos.

Bowman forced out virtorious last
n,Eht IN the pocket billiard tourney a,
the Grand billiard parlo-s. d.r.a,i,'e
Read by score OF 90 10 u Tho I.aJ
shifted several times during inc ENC
Gillian and Bland will meet toni.b,
ana hIand and Bass viii play OF a
postponed ma;cl
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Campbell to Captain Frc.bm,n

Especial 10 Tie Times Dispatch.l
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Oct. it,
Thomas Campbell. of Chicago. has been
elected captain OF tho freshman cross
country team at Yale University. Camp
bell holds tho worlds record Of 1881 -
for the 600-yard indoor run
Evening star., 1919-03-30

cupied by the Naval Hospital and
Museum of Hygiene. has been indicat-
ed as their camping place after land
ing, nnd rock on the north side of
the north drive of Potomac Park has
been indicated as a part of the key
OF keys at which the ships boats
discharged their passengers. Part Of
the army came by land from Alexan-
dria, following the old post road and
crossed to the Maryland side probably
near where the Aqueduct bridge now
Is. The word "probably' is empha-
sized because the point of crossing Is
not known. There was an old ferry at
that point, and though it had various
names at different times, the Rambler
believes that 1t was "Masons Ferry"
In 1855.
The route of march from the Po-
tomac to Rock creek has been very
much In dispute The ladies of Janet
Montgomery Chapter. ID. A. r., Of
Montgomery rcttAty have discussed 1t
and, II the RamblSr's recollection OF
the struggle is accurate. the ladies
living on the GeorgetownR Rockville
road proved indisputably beyond fear
Of contra diction that Braddock's army
marched over that road. because the
River road had not at that time been
built, and the ladies' living on the
River road also proved indisputably
beyond fear OF contradiction that
Braddock's army marched over that
road because the Georgetown-R Rock
VILE road had not at that time been
built.
The Rambler is too cautious and
too much concerned for his own
safety to become involved in dis
Evening star., 1919-03-30

pute, either with the ladies Of the
Georgetown Rockville road or the
ladies Of the River road. He doubts
that Braddock marched over either
road and he doubts that Braddock
marched over neither He believes
that Braddock marched over both
roads, and will not permit his judg-
ment to be changed. even If some
stale and uninteresting records could
be brought forth to show that neither
road had been built at the time Brad
dock marched over them. He will
take the word of the ladies of Mont
gomery county against all the musty
records that the clerk of the court
at Annapolis. Marlboro or Rockville
can dig up. He would not be In
fuenced by any records that might
be produced by the clerk of the court
at Port Tobacco.
There is a slight inaccuracy in that
observation because Port Tobacco is
not now the county seat Of Charles,
but the Rambler finds it very hard
to get used to calling LA Plata the
court town Of old Charles. It is very
much the same way with Prince Will
liam county. 1t Is hard to get used
to calling Manassas the court town.
From 1920 the county seat was
Brentsville and for more than n hun
dred years before that it was Dunn
fries. People with new ideas or real
estate schemes are always trying to
move county seat. There he's even
been talk of pulling UP the court
house at Marlboro and setting 1t down
at Laurel. Hyattsville. Surrattsville,
Brandywine. Chesapeake Junction,
silver Hin. Suitland. Riverdale, Belts
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Sectes Of Braddock Command the
Along Rver Road According Some Persons Who Lve Along
HghwayBut the Sounds May Be S.Dacng Sycamore
the Midnight Breeze and the Ghosts Mav Be Fantastic
Wsbs Of Mist as They Whn1 About in the Low1ands
Evening star., 1919-03-30

The Rambler will gladly turn this
problem over to any duly certified
supernaturalist for solution. The
Rambler's educational attainments ara
not equal to the task. He has sought
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06

girls hut are offering wages for un =
skilled labor which would have astound =
rd skilled male labor decade ago. Not
ohlF nre they paying high wages but
they offer inducements to employees who
can help them to obtain additional
workers.
The end of war work in which So
many women were engaged was expected
to flood the market with women work E
orS, but this has not been the case.
Women have stayed in their new posi- .
tions or have married and left the la =
Dor market. NonesScntial industries
have rcOpencd and absorbed whatever
surplus Of female labor resulted from
the close of war industries.
The situation in New York is pnrallcI
only to that In Philadelphia. Skilled
and unskilled Office help and industrial
workers have not had to wait their turn
for jobs. but are sent out as soon as
they make application at an employ
mcnt bureau.
The hotels are running on a short
age of labor. according to one agency,
which makes a speciality of this line.
1--WE can supply only 40 Ser cent of our
applications.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
MATRIM0NY CAUSES
LACK OF FEMALE HELP
immigration Conditions Also
Ascribed by Agencies as Rea-
son for Shortage

'Matrimony and immigration are to
blame for the shortage of female hclr
in Philadelphia, according to one EN-
ployment agency that tries to do It's
best to keep hotels supplied with women
workers.
''I'd be glad if | could All per cent
of my applications for domestic help.
says another agency head. and the
shortage is not confined to unskillcd
labor.
employers are clamoring for ste.
nographers. is the report of a bureau
that makes speciality of trying tc
supply Office assistants.
Factory workers are scarce. They
don't have to sit around waiting for q
job. As soon as they come. here they
are sent out at once.
Recently an agency in New York in.
serted a small regulation "ad' for male
labor and received large number Of
applicants. At the same time Il large
display ''ad" was inserted for woman
labor and only half dozen womel
answered it.
The situation in New York has be
come acute. Employers in variety o
fields are not only crying Girls, girls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
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