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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
RANDOLPH-MACONW WINS
DEFEATS RICHMOND
COLLEGE CUNT, So TO |
Champions of Eastern Virginia Sno,,
Opponents Under with
c- Avalanche of Goals.

The Randolph Macon basketball
team, hav!ng won undisputcd claim to
tho championship OF the Eastern Nir-
glnia intcrcoilcsla,c Association by
on last Wednesday night. DEMONSTRATED
their right TO all donors by oYcrwncim-
ing the Eiehinond College hNe last
/. The Spiders were showed under an
avalanche OF goals. which tunblcd
mtg Inc the Ys SnsN9' jacE Esp'd s araG as
whole, played II clean. supcrD game.
Their triumph wae largely due to the
hmsht at almost every toss-up. ,hndi
IN clock like fashion the Ashland
guards received the ball and fed it
70 Horncr and scott. the former shoot
ing seventeen goais: while the latter
made seven some OF which We're one
hand issni shots shots from dimisui, 1nsies. The
was remarkable In this respect.
.Tha Red and Blue team. which had
team had no morait They failed 10
get many shots a, "a" baskets bu,
which Was commcndabic. Toward tho
llst of the game Coach MSrshaii ran
~ his available substitutes in order
TO get Il line on natcria FOR future
use. These did mitch 10 keep the score
low, 40 twenty three points yer. reg
istered during tn. latter period Tnc
difference in the size OF the court aud
the Lighting system seemed to bother
the visitors.
II VIII not nc lvrS before Randolph
Macon will haye'.i new court. \ suit
able fund is being raised FOR the cree
tion OF gymnasium 10 take the place
Of the old one. which IL wholly in;tdc-
quatc
Yellow Jock ctdom is wildly ceiebra;
ing the winning OF the championships.
THIS - their first honor OF this Kind
in basket ball since 1915.
The lineup and summary follows
Il. T.. Positions Nj.
iate! right forward iiorDcr
Street. left forward ...... Scott
lsntS ut. .,..... ccatcr Tho mas
Motley right guard. ....... cast
tCsptainl
rribhlc. .......lcft guard ..... Snoot
Summary: Field goals Horncr 40.
Scots -. cast 90, Smoot 20. Foul
Soals-Smoot t5p, T-ihblc 80. sub
. Stitu,e5; For Il. C.-HarGrovc for Trib-
bic; Taylor for Yates; Cook for Street;
Dunford for Knight. Referee. MID
Npttc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
THREW AWAY HIS DICE
WHEN BIG SHELL STRUCK
CaIpred Soldier Immediately Decide d
Time Had Come TO ChnnEc
His Life.

BROOKLYN. y. y. Feb. 22.--Llcu-
tenant Leon Catorc, Brooklyn baseball
club pitcher, who was with the negro
lighters OF New Works. Old Fifteenth
Regiment in France, told this story
when he arrived home yesterday:
Ono day German high explosive
shell hit French soil about ten feet
from siX-foot negro private. but
proved to lie "a dud. The negro, wait
ing and expecting ne Shell! 10 cx-
piode, reached into his pocket. drew
forth pair of dice. threw them on
tho ground and exclaimed;
After this, All Leads different
life
Thc troopers had q rough trip home
and most OF them suffered from sea-
sickness One who did not and lonGed
for ham three times a day rushed III
from deck ono afternoon and called
out:
"Hcy, YOU Nose! Como out here:
Wo'se passin a ship!
To which Nose. who was not feeling
just right. replied:
ship? Huh. Don't YOU call me un-
iii we'sc passiu' trcc,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
HEINlE ZIMMERMAN WILL
BE SEEN AT OLD STAND
Giants Veteran Third Bn,cmnn Insists
Sothir. Matter With
Ills .l.uigs,y

NEW YORK. Feb. 2@.-Hcintc Tin;
me nfr', ,Sir dGGsnt mean to nc crowded ,h:.l
was, whispered by the wise birds Of
FOR Mct;raw.
Tho knowing. ones pointed on. tina,
him. anil that he had slowed up TO
such an extent tina, he would have
first base right deid--or sacrificed
~ tn. time the 1919 campaign rolled
some said that the EronN. boy had
admitted to friends that hc. didn't
s".m TO be abb" 10 go TO tho left and
only one base on hits that were long
enough &" cntitic him TO two. and
snnhry other admissions indicative
tina, Henry was on the down grade
with the grade creased.
Comes iI2nrw from the Bronx Que
tho wilds Of Fifth Avenue. Ana Henry
pointed his nose toward tho, lair .ot
heart of a building Of cliff workers
SWnSEiGring into he den OF the
I: Foster and Manager. Johnny Nc
Hraw with many 'saioots' and a couple
oG handshakcs. Whether he wanted
20 him in the way some ball players
"ho call during tho. winter do. We do
not know. and doubt very much as
Henry has Il lucrative cafe business IN
lbs home borough Et!i he did talk
right out iciid. ana when he had finished
all III" stories that had hccn going
around about tho wabb!y UNDERWRITING
Of Ilcinic Him curicd UP and died a
! horrible death.
II soc they've got me slated for an
old soldiers job next summer"
Marhlcd Iim. Zinc business. that.
old Xim nU;a that third haSc job will
have tub stay up nights. Nothin
wrong with my dogs my huntin
sticks a-tail. Just as good as ever.
and I'll he out there shown the
knockers. soc If ! don't"
So the ambitious Young lnncldcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
PREAKNEss STAR EVENT
PlMLIC0 TRACK STAKE
PROGRAM VAL LIABLE ONE
MARYLAND Jockey Club Meeting VIII
hcSin Yin! and WIN Con-
tinuc Until May IL.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 22.-Thc stake
pEosrani FOR the spring meeting of the
maryland Jockey club at Piuiico track
May TO Il, inclusivc--just an.
nounccd by Secretary William T.. riggs
Is ne most attractive ever put out by
Il Maryland racing association The
banner event oil the spring card will he
the prcakncs.. which viii he a race OF
$4,000. added money. ut one mile aud
niles; $4,000 TO the second horse $1,000
10 the third aud $1,000 10 the fourth.
There viii be three $4,000 added money
events, to-wit. the him!ico Oaks ono
miic and "a sixteenth. for three ycar-old
hl!ics: the Pimlico Spring Handicap.
one mile ana sixteenth for three
Spring Valley Stceplcchase, TWO miles,
for four yrar-olds and over.
The second. third and fourth horses
at III" finish OF these three races will
receive $1,000. $500 and $3.50 rcspcc-
lively.
The best. two yearold race that will
lie closed this spring viii bc tho Spring
Juvenile. a dash OF four and onc-haif
furlonGs. for colts. Niles aud gcidirgs.
which ."!n pay $500 III added money.
Of which 5000 VIII 30 to the second
horse. 500 TO tho third ANA 800 10
Ing. rec OF $500 viii be charged in
each cf the 5000 races starters must
pay 300 TO the winner. and The Spring
Juvenile starters mus; pay $40 each.
The Plnliico Nursery, "a $1,000 race
for two year-Oids at four and ouc half
furlonss. which closed last fan with
- entries. viii, also, DC decided in
the spring.
This seasons prcakncss will nc tho
first in which gcidings will not be ad-
mittcd The prescription Of Ecidings
was dccrccd ~ the Maryland JOCKEY
club directorate to discourage the
practice Of altering thoroughbred stat
lions. thereby di.uualifyinG them for
service to the government as potential
s;rcs OF military horses after they have
finished with racing.
III. weight seal. OF tho Preahncss
:hi= year will discourage the starting
Or horses OF poor quality. Winners of
$4,000 and up Will be required 10
shoulder tho fun scale burden. i2s
Nomwmncrs % $4,000 will come III for
pounds.
an aiiowa nee Of four pounds. nonwin-
ncrs of $500. eight pounds. and non
winners Of $1,000. twelve pounds.
The minimum weight OF colts viii he
III pounds. ana OF mares loa. The
prcakncss tempted so many starters
the rimlico management WAS con
strained to make two events of it, add
ing 5000 in each event.
With $4,000 added, the Preakncss
will be tho most va liia bic special for
horses past two years old run in the
East.
The rimlico oaks viii be a new
Maryland Jockey Club feature. X has
been instituted 10 stimulate tho con
scrvation OF mares, and IL bids fair TO
attract TO Pimlico more fleet runners
Of tic softer sex than have taken part
in early racing this spring and here
after. 1t will he a ncrma ncnt feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MINORS ARE WEAKENING
Financial Hackers Realize Dlundcr Was
Made In Withdrawing From
Agreement.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Financtal
hackers OF the various minor leagues
arc beginning 10 realize that in WIN,
drawing from the national agreement
last month a serious blunder was com
m!tted AS 4 result the once warl!ke
miners arc said TO be weakening. They
are quietly discussing I, plan for get
ting back into harmonious relations
with the majors. Insiders are circu,
10 draw Il permanent agreement COW
erinE territorial and reservation rights:
The sale Of players and the creation OF
The new document il is reported. Will
be submitted to the major leagues at
a conference 10 be held al CINCINNATI
In other words the minors seem 10 be
afraid 10 paddle their own canoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Y. P ]. DEFEATS '. NJ. |.
TECHS ARE NOW IN LINE
FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Captain Wharton, Parrish and Brooks
carry on Itonors Tor N'ictors
In brilliant Contest.
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l

BLACKSBURG, VA. Feb 22.--V. r.
defeated V. NJ. l., - TO 90. at basket
ball here tonight. V. NJ I. boys start
cd off with n rush and showed superior
team work throughout the first period.
the half ending II to II in their favor.
During the second chapter. Tech
staged most marvellous come back.
and with high work on the part
of Parrish s.nd his teammates. tied the
score AFTER two minutes of play.
few minutes later Brooks ran the
Tech ahead BY, weli-dircctcd goal
from the floor. After this V. T.. T. had
things pretty much its own way
The entire Tech team played bril-
lianuy with Parrish. Brooks and Can.
tain Wharton featuring while Bunt-
ing. Wills and Lee carried off the
honors for Y. NJ. l.
Ey winning tonights game V. y. /
places herself in line for the State
championship. as V. NJ l. defeated the
strong University Of Virginia uuint a
few nights ago The lineup:
Teen. Position. y NJ
Wharton .riGh, forward. =. Bunting
Waihcr.... left forward. wis
Parrish. ....... center .......l .cc
Crisp. .....-. right guard sullivan
Brooks- lott guard. -. Baclracli
summary: Referee Ofr,cn,!inlcr.
i.ynchburE Y. NJ e. y. Substitutes for
\. NJ. l--Shannon. stuart and Thomas
Goas from the noor-Wharton, =;
Walker, .: Parrish. : Brooks, /: wills.
=: Lee. .: Sullivan. = Goals from
iouls-Parrish. 10: bunting s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
TURK HERE FOR BIG BOUT
ALI HASSAN ARRIVES
IN RICHMOND TODAY
Meets Ivan MndYas i'm First E.Iimiua-
ton Mntch, Lending Up to
Championship Contest.
AII Nnssan. thc ,,iynntic rnrh

All Hassan. the gigantic Turk. who
wrestlcs Ivan Madvas At IN. Academy
Monday night in tho first OF series
OF elimination matches leading up to
a championship bout. arrives in Rich
mond today. linssan has an "nvioblc
record as Crapplcr. having met ana
nfcntoG some OF the best hcavYwciShts
in the game.
The biz Turks greatest desire. ne
has written friends here. is TO get .
chance TO retrieve his defeat at the
hands OF "Stranclcr" Lewis. in Isich-
che of the Stinrst battles witnessed
here since wrestling became popular
lie showed a, bulldog tenaci;y, grit and
ability to assimiiatc punislinent that
had him in holds that would force AL
most any ordinary man to give M.
Not so with l!aSsan. who stuck gameiy
TO his task and for two hours gave
hardly experienced since.
Iiassan ASKS and gives nc quarter.
lie is fast. aggressive. and has the
reputation OF not allowing the "thcr
fellow 10 start ,'romGhinS" it without
meeting him with tho same tactics
In his recent matches on the Pacific
coast. lIasSan conquered tho best meu
IT, Inc rauIc in the Far West. lie caiUc
decided 90 take on MAdvas when prom
Used that The winner would have q
chauce Al the ":Stran%lcr'' hero March 6
Ivan Madvas. his opponent. is said TO
be 90 pounds OF determination. a .iian
WHO nevcr Gays out; In the last few
has defeated LIZ Tour. the French cham
zion: Ole Donaldson. the Canadian
titi.holdor in straight fails: MautoE,
thc bulgarian giant: lack Douglas, tho
Canadian miner: lie Marin. Canadian
{: "a Geo Roman champion: XyEolf, the
Poie. and a half dozen others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
WILL SIGN LARGE SQUAD
Detroit 1i;:rrn' management send, out
Contracts Ia I'iTt.
Players.
DBTf.OIT. Eel % \,

DETROIT. Feb 22-ManmScl Hugh
Jennings. OF the Detroit Tigers. an
n"unces TINT the c.uh has scat out con.
tracts TO iifty players, Tic reserve list
being unusually heavy this year
Jennings !ntimatcd that a large mum
b"r Of these players would be disposed
@! boiorc hc sets out for the Tigers
training camp a. Macon. Ga next
month
The Dctroi, club was hcav!l. r,nrc.
Scntcu IL tho army and navy lost sum
ucr, and some OF the players sti!l are
in the service The GLIB also holds
hsN" vet % prove their worth AZ major
ioncurrs
Jennings has started TO cut down hts
squad. Inc hrs release being that Of
the veteran catcher. Hack Spence. who
vas 10; oGt uncomfortable after Ed
al" Ainsmith returned his signed con-
tract 10 President Frank Navin, Of
he Tigers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
VIRGINIA VS.. MEDlCOS
Uast Gamc Of basketball Looked for
Tuesday Night ut l1OwitIcrS
ArmOry.

The Medical College OF Virginia
.ouirt will clash with tho University
of Virginia five Tuesday night at the
Towitzcrs' Armory. This game il OK
pcctod TO he one of the fastest OF tho
season on any local floor. The Nr
sinja quint has fast team and is
stopping over here to play the Mcdicos.
From here they go to Chapel llili
to play the University of North caro-.
lima nuint. There arc three Richmond
hovs on tho Virginia team and man.
of their friends will no out Tuesday
night 10 support them.
The Mcdicos have hccn Dractiring
daily since they defeated tho William
and Mary auint here OH February Is.
The team Is composed OF former COL
IcEe stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
CLUB OWNERS TO DISCUSS
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MAKEUP
Question of -Four or SiA Towns to Rc
settled at Petersburg Meet
int: Thurs,Iny.

Virginia League club owners ana
MANAGERS have been called TO nee; in
Petersburg Thursday to discuss plaus
ipr ;hc 1919 league season Repre-
Sentaiiycs from Richmond. Norfolk.
:Ne"ppT; News, Petersburg. Rocky
Mount. LEnchtu.r and Portsmouth
WI! b." present; n the conference.
PRESIDENT W. y. Bradley. OF Richmond
viii preside.
The first matter 10 come up for Anal
action viii he tho establishment of
n League OF four Or six clubs. Last
year there were only four clubs. bur
Nlc opinion prevails that TWO ruorc
i'll DE added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
WAKE FOREST DEFEATED
BY VIRGINIA FIVE, 1892
Overtime Is rln.cd to Decide Contest
Which Proves Slow
at Start.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Feb. 2..-
In SLOW but close game the Univcr.
sity Of Virginia defeated Wake Forest
College by Il 3c-to-32 score.
At the beginning OF the contest
Virginia had slight edge over hcr
opponents ana the first half ended with
Virginia on tho big end of 22-li How
ever. in the second half the visitor.
EraduallH cut dow. tho lead. and men
tho whistle blew for the end OF the
game the score stood 32-32 After this
tic home team managed TO score seven
additional points while they held their
opponents scorciess. The whole Vir-
S!n.a team was OIL color and showed
signs OF stalcncss. Carlyle Handy Il nd
sewers played well for Make Forest.
The lineup:
Virginia. Position w +
Dunn. ....: left forward CARLYLE
liatchcr.... right forward Handy
lcttWay. ....... center ......... FccZor
Jennings. right guard 80 Sewers
iiankins. ..... left guard .Habenborst
summary Field goals, pcttway, /:
Hatcher, Z: Jennings q. iiunkina. /:
CARLYLE. .; Handy. .. Sewers. . Foul
Goals-Pcttway, 10; Handy. /; Carlyle.
Z Substitutions: inin-Gamble
for Pcttway. Pcttway for Dunn. valen-
Zine for thatcher. Referee. White
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MALE AND FEMALE FlVES
DEFEAT OANVILLE TEAMS
Iynchburg High school Quintcts >,nvr
Double Victory Over
Opponents.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. !
4 4 N,AEII

DANEILLE. VA. Feb. 22.--Two bias
ke;bail teams from LyRchburg, conf
posed OF high school boys and girls
defeated two similar high school teams
al the "Y' tonight. The local boys
were showed under 20 the tune OF
As TO S.
The girls team were more evenly
matched and the visitors won the VIC
tory in the last TWO minutes OF play.
the score being 20 10 Is. The local
hoys played At a disadvantage, three
OF the regular team being out OF the
game. but the quint put up a harder
Gates.
Lynchburgs fine combinations had
the locals oUtclassed entirely. Miller
center, and Kyle. LETT forward. played
star ball for Lynchburg. The girls
game was in doubt all the way through
the score running neck and neck. Miss
Taylor, left forward, shot the winning
goals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
PETERSBURG FIVE. LOSES
LhambcrlHy school Wins Fast and
Snappy Gnmc ny 3S-to-c3

Cham borlayne Schools basket n. Il
team defeated tho quirt of Petersburg
high At Petersburg yesterday after
uoom by the score Of IS to 81. Tho
game was fast and snappy and tho
YOUNG players showing plenty of speed
and skill. Newman and Tyler starred
for thambcrlnyne and Talbot for re.
tcrsburS IIiSn.
These two auints will stage return
match here next Saturday. Tho game
VIII he played on the Chambcrlayne
floor at 1 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
TRADES FOR WALTER H0LKE
Exchanges Utility Infelder for First
Baseman With the Cincinnati
Reds.
rEv Assnc,ntcd Press.

owaer OF the Boston Nationals. en-
nounced tonight that he had obtained
Eirs, Bascmun Walter Holke from the
James Smith n utility infelder, and "a
cash considc Grafton. Smith came TO
Boston from tho New York Nationals
last spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MAKES NEW RECORD
Former South Atlantic Association
fiurdiinE Champion Clear,
Nearly Seven Feet.
LEE NEGOTIATED Pcs.

TEpr y. =. Feb 22-MartIn ]. Il.
Mcnonaugh, former South Atlantic AS
soc'1tion =. y. L. hurdIing champion
established a new national record in
- -nar NLultjng contest hero today when
he clsarcd six feet and eleven inches
IN" best previous mark was six feet
and eight inches. made by AIcDonaugh
81 Philadelphia in 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON
last Basketball Contest Result. IN
score of 20 to IL in Visitors
Favor.

PRINCETON. y. j.. Feb. a2.-Yale
defeated Princeton today in a fast
basketball game, by 4 score OF % to Is
minute. although Vale had fourteen ct
the end OF the first half 10 six for
Princeton. II was the phenomenal!
shooting OF Van Siyck and Straddeila
for Vale in the first half which gave
the visitors The ultimate victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
SHOULD SETTLE DISPUTES
Head at Ran American Union E,pressc,
Views in Speech nj
Atlanta, Ga.
fgy Associated PreS1

Alta NTA. GA, Feb. s2.--An inter
natioI al questions pertaining 10 or af-
Hcmispherc should be left to the PAN
American Union tor settlement. instead
clared John Burrett director general
o; the union, discussing the league OF
nations at luncheon given In his
honor here today BY the Atlanta Rotary
C!MD and Cham Der of Commcrca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
GIVE SOLDIERS UNIFORMS
senate Adopts Plan TO Give Wen
Cents Mile to Travel
Home.
81 Associatei rress. |

WASH INGToN. Feb 22-The senate
today adopted the conference report
authorizing men discharged from the
military service to retain their uni
forms and allowing them cents a
mile for travel to their homes from
places OF discharge. The House is ex-
pecteti to take similar action within a
few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
RUNNER GIVEN CROSS
sidney Hatch Performed Gallant Ser
vice During Wnr I'm
France.
my Associated rress.l

CHICAGO. February 22.--Sidney
Hatch, of Chicago. a noted Marathon
runner has received the distinguished
service cross for extraordinary bravery
In action near Breiullcs. France, Cc-
tohcr II. when hc carried messages.
after being wounded ny a si,cii Hatch
then brought UP ammunition until of
sftccrs discovered his wounds. Hatch
enlisted when America first entered
the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Naval Academy Was.

ANNAPOLIS, Nib Feb. 22.~-The nas
wax academy completed its triple string
OF athletic Victories today bv derca,iuae
Tho midshipmcn presented IA well ball
anccd team and won first In every
event and second place in all but one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
DEFEATS MAURY, rs TO ID
Local Qulnt CIinrhc> Claim 10 Tide
water school Championship hy
Winning From Norfolk Team.

John Marshall High Schools quiut
established It's claim TO The basketball
championship of ridcWater and East
the iloHitzcrs' Armcry when II defeat
cd, the live OF Maury High. OF Nor
folk, by the score OF - TO II
At the end OF the first half tho
score stood - to IN favor or The
Marshauitcs. During the second period
they had no difficulty In maintaining
their lead The puying % Carroll and
Finkc. for John Marshall. and Flyer
ard Holland, .cr Maury High, Was the
feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MISS KOLB WINS PRIZE
Germantown Un.) Woman Wins won,-
cn'S Hfac Contest at
J,iur hnrsf.

PINEHURST. y. c.. Feb oo-AIiss
kathctinc Kolh. of Germantown. Pa,
won tho womcn's rife contest Al the
gun club today with li3 points out
of Il possible $50. Miss Grace l.. Pier
son. OF New York. took second prize
with q score Of 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

VINO nave been cujoyinG winter dr.aitis
Or sctntilainE in Shoes loft vacant ~
iictnie the I'm have been sIcighridtnis
IN their sleep. that's all w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
You Can Get a Good Price

for that used car by advertising it in
Times Dispatch Want Ads. Call Ran
cloiph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

The lineup and summary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02

Il these were critical and destructive. this
all things to tho unit of human SCALE
Is the Keynote, the FREQ, City" tho
t t offers. since only 50 can success-
tully DO accomplished the destruction
OF Imperialism, materialism, and tho
auantitative. standard which DR.. Cram
has, declared the three errors OF
modernism"
At ~ DOLLAR A YEAR. BY Robert
!. Raymond. Marshall Jones Co.. Bos-
Short stories embodyInE the spiri.
OF the men who rendered patriotic SER
vice ct the price Indicated in the title
An outstanding feature Of the stories
is their humor.
STATION y. BY G. Mcleod Winsor
]. B. tippincott Co.. Philadelphia.
y tale of hair-raising terror and sus-
pens., with an air of brevity and
prophetic tone which rivets attention
and interest. Here is a brief outline
of the story, Around Station X. the
most powerful wireless station in the
world, hidden OH a lonely coral island,
gathers an interplanetary drama which
stirs the world to It's center. The at
tempt OF the Lunarians. who have