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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29
PRESENT BILL TO
CARRY OUT $3.50
PRICE ON WHEAT
$l,25O,O00 to be Appropriat-
ed to Buy 1919 Crop-U.
S. to Control Dealers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29--An admin
istration bill appropriating $1,250.O00,-
900 to enable the government to carry
out its guarantee TO the farmer OF a
price of 1920 bushel for the 1919
wheat crop was transmitted to the
chairmen of the Senate and House ag
riculture committees by the food ad-
ministration.
The measure, which was drawn by
officials of the food administration
and the department of agriculture, was
described by some senators as an ON
nibus measure which would permit the
president to continue the food admin
istration in operation and to exercise
all Of the powers conferred upon him
by the food control act.
10 Opposed by Gore
Senator Gore, chairman of the Sem
ate committee. announced that he
would not introduce the measure in
the Senate.
1T is broader than think is nee
essary," he declared. II may take
1t as basis for another bill which
may introduce"
Under the bill az drawn. government
authority to control grain dealers,
other like powers" would be contin-
ued and the president would be author
lied to create any agency or agen-
cies" to buy the 1918 and 1919 wheat
crops, wheat products and other food
stuffs and feeds" at the guaranteed
prices, regulate export and import of
wheat, require preferential railroad
service as long as the railroads are
under government control, control
grain exchanges and prohibit trading
upon them Eat such time or times as
may be deemed desirable or proper
to meet market conditions and COM
petitive prices of foreign-grown wheat"
and Ito prescribe such rules and reg
ulations as may be deemed necessary
to protect the government of the
United States from paying the guaran-
teed prices aforesaid for any wheat
other than that covered by prOclama-
TONS"
In addition, the president, through
the agency he would designate, could
also sell either domestically or by ex-
port wheat, wheat products or by
products at profit or loss as "in the
judgment of such agency may be nee
essary." He also could lease, buy or
requisition storage space and pre-
scribe the terms to be paid for it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29

without exception conventions nomin-
ate. They frequently begin with ev-
cry sign of collapse. There are open
ing days of rival booms and conflict
ing platform proposals.
But at certain point harmony
comes out of discord. And it will be
the same in Paris for the same reason.
The delegates to this convention will
not attempt to go home without a
treaty of peace in their pockets.
Again there is superficial sense of
that conference de-
signed. at least in the public mind.
to bring about an enduring peace and
new order in the world, is engaged
endlessly in the discussion of terrific
rial rivalries and trade jealousies. All
these things are here and unmistak-
able, but idealism is not lacking either.
Beyond all else there is clear per-
ception in the minds of the official
and even more in the minds of the
unofficial representatives of the vari-
GUS nations that new spirit is stir
ring in their constituencies. Expect
ing miracles, many may be disappoint-
ed, but l do not believe there is any
reason to fear another Congress of
Berlin, much less another Congress of
Vienna.
No Real Value.
The day to day routine of the con-
gress has not yet acquired real value.
The great decisions are still to be
made, the unmistakable differences
to be ironed out. All that has been
done is very real sence perfunctory,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29

Mems Tan Kid Comfort last
$500 value, &C OK
sale price ...... eDUsOO
Mems Brown Englis h
Shoes, $500 val p7 AZ
ue, sale price. -. Cd sfO
Mems Brown English Shoes
sale PRICE aaiu '.. S4.95
Mems Brown Shoes, broad
and narrow toes, $500 val
ues, priced spe- ca AZ
cial at ....... OtsfC
Mems Brown English Shoes
$3.50 value; ca Ak
special at ...... OfsfO
Mems Calf and Kid Shoes,
English and comfort lasts;
$3.50 value, spe- CT AZ
cial at ...... OcetO
Mems Calf and Kid Shoes:
$500 values a1 S5.45
Mems Vici Comfort Shoes,
flexible s. s0les- So az
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29
B. F. Ham, Former Resident
Is Dead IN Nelu York

Word has been received here that
B. F. Ham, II years old. died Of pneu-
monia after an illness of one week, at
his home in New York City, on Janu.
airy Is.
Mr.. Ham was former resident OF
Richmond, and was the son of Jason
and Elizabeth Ham charter members
Of South Eighth Street Friends
church. He moved to New York City
35 years ago. He was building con.
tractor
He is survived by his widow and a
son Leroy Ham.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29
the session will be closed with talk
on Marketing and Distributing Farm
Products" by ]. S. Brigham.
Music will be part of each session.

To King Alfonso. Of Spain, belongs
the distinction of possessing what
probably is the worlds most curious
collection of souvenirs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29

The emerald has been known since
early times both in Europe and in GER
tain parts of the orient, where it's at
tractive color and rarity have endow-
ed 1t with the highest rank and vari-
ed lore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29

Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes
with Military heel, $500 val
ne, sale price .S4.4S
Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes,
low heel, $3.50 value, sale
price at So. 45
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, 50
value, sale price. 81. 45
Ladies' Black Kid, high or
low heel Shoes, $500 value,
sale price $685.
Ladies Black Kid Shoes.
high or low heel, $500 values
sale price -. .S4.0S
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, S.
value, sale price -. .S4.45
Ladies' Black Kid high heel,
$500 value 3d. 50
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes,
high and low heel, $3.50 val
ne, sale price .S4.O5
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, high
and low heel, $3.50 value, sale
price at ............S4.05
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
EAGERLY AWAIT RESULT
OF SPlcER-INDlAN GAME
Richmond Football Devotees watch
With Keen Interest Outcome
or First Contest.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Oct. IT.
Gheered on by the students, the VIII.
nam and Mary College football team
Yesterday completed training for the
D,,pcnfng championship game Of tho
Eastern VirGi nia season here tomorrow
Spiders 'oSe
The Indians probably will line.up
rs ~; iollows: Hall and Chisholm, ends:
Wallace and Close. tackles; Lowe
6ia and CARRIER. guards; Captain
S hope!an No. center; Brooks, quarter
ana JoEncr. half backs.
never has reached the high Watcr
MARI mark occasioned by the visit of the
spiders tomorrow. For the past three
lists have defeated the indians ar
williamsburg. This year the men
coached by Captain Jimmy Driver are
believed to have the best chance any
local eleven has had in recent year,
to take the scalp of the capital cItv
invaders. >'
The Spiders will bring down a corn,
OF supporters almost as large as tbs
William and Mary enrolment. Al
though Hampden- Sidney and Ran
dolph Macon Colleges also send foot
ball teams here this year. tomorrow,
game IL regarded as the biggest game
tween the Spiders and Indians.
Richmond football lovers await with
Keen interest the outcome OF this con
test, since the two teams will display
their wares before \ Richmond audi.
ence on Thanksgiving Day.
students at the Medical CoiieEe or
Virginia. are here for the initial clash
OF the Eastern Virginia IntercollcEiaie
Athletic Association season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
LATONiA RESULTS

,oS scanSid1s ,.4G. $500 $3.50 ux Wun
Rcd!And los ..Roeinson). $40. $500. sec.
9 9", Money! ,l lio ,tris1 't;c third Time
lot SpesGl Bonsteiia M naFsn Taasty
ran
second racc-s;I furlonrs-Eycs OF Youth.
-: tHanoNeTl.. sli3o. s2so. $500 won
fers! i unsfGe sisS sSSsSS
som zinthon. Ncenah Emma j. rumble
Weed. Betty Curry. Avis Doyle. Move On
Th!5a Fa:As1 ITO
iio. OP!iz>. $40. $3.50. second; Paul Con.
nelly ITO Mooney. $3.50. third Time.
ISIS %. Archie Alexander. Il. II. John
son, Parrish. Ed Garrison. Rafferty,. Little
Fourth racc-sS .furionEs-Kins CORN.
Gu-cj. lug ,Warrineton). $3.50. $3.50. sec
ont. Discussion: ioi tRceinson>. $40.
peTnngal I..dy fairplay.. Jase. Gsrinus ran.
Moss. 100 tMooney>. slo.@o. $3.50. $40.
ShaiI! 81 30. si5a6. second! Franz TsnnS Sint
toN liz pnzl. $3.50: third. Time. 200
plumroi. S!r john Versns Judge Dav.d.
sixth rsce-uliI. and s;1tccnth-Iariat
los tCanasld,. $3.50. $3.50. $50. won:
10" Stahr. 100 tStaplcton). $40 $3.50 sec
grT1d Aielia ". los tThuEher> $3.50: third.
dian. Counter 6a lance. Sam Eeh ran.
lock, TO- lWEishtp so. $3.50 $3.50 won
p2nlac. ~ Cr!tzl, $40. $500. second !:
Is Is chief Brown. Yenrhee. Con.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First racc---six furionEs-Thundcrbrd.
nridsSrlayor ioS t:riSkSSnj. Is to :. e wen.
!. /" = second; Larghe,to. lo7 (Buxton!.
10 -. Locust Leaves. Courliss Ogden
Gir!. May Roberts. Belgian Queen. Marian
Adams short Change Scrviletta also rams.
second racc-milc and seventy yards
Cousin ., Mine, IA Nsuxtonl, 10 i: S to
y 10 !; to l',gs I" l. second Parable.
,hlrd Time. las "a. Half and Half.
trAnlun: lucy Travis. ovcrmaich. Len
lr."nr huzzaH. Malice. Susan NJ. Assump-
Third racc--sbout six furionEs-Adclc.
IL ,tairhrotherI. to y. ! to .. IL :.
won; Ninety simplex. II: (Carrolj. s 10 L.
u" 10 >. second: Helen Atkin. ic9
Inq TN III, KinsLins II. l.Innrmier., Title;
Harrison, Polly Anna. Tommy waac.
THOMAS +. Mcmahon. Low Tide also rams.
Fourth racc-miIc ami u sixteenth
Baliy. us Lkummcr). to |. ont. out.
won. over There ll3 (Fairbrothcr). . 10
>. out. out, second. Time. la? rs. Tw,
starters
Fif;h racc-milc and seventy yards
prun'wcai. le" tRowanl; to {. out. out.
4 {; 60 10 49,, {. !, ; to $ third
sixth raCe-'nile and a s;Steen,h-Jack
Mount: iio ,Butwelp. to :. to ;. out,
Won. Bar One. III tRowan). - to :. to
To- $. second Moromoy. ll3 (Moun-
;a:nl. 20 !. To !. Ia }. third. Time.
i.iS. Miss kTu;er and G,cipncr also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
LAUREL RESULTS

,hsmii;oEl. SAFE. $500, $40. won; Miss
G6 Sf =. TSaf.h sis I'M ;n,a ssf Tlns
i!>--y s!b3ler. prusiiia; Murray. zap
.s4ndel. Sc 90 .a.eo. 1910. won: who
Ceres, tte tHa.niltont. $3.50. $3.50. second
lone! Murphy. 81 (Coit!ie;tD. $3.50. third
Tine, Cuba. B-ynhiid. Buck
r4U-
Thirt rSe.si5 ,urionEs--Truly Rural.
6Br.7gs.- io, v,a.!ah snl: $50, out. second
! ne. III Limerick Lass also ran.
Fourth racc-one ,n!!e-BeIsy. - iFatorp.
icsFswel0 $3.50. s. second Pinsrd ioss
Bosa-t Arbitrator. Tie Pin. Ruth Stick
i nd SKY Pilot also -an,
Firm race-Selling. mile and fur!onE-
The Desert. l0e (Fa;orJ. $40 $40 s2so
won; S!ho!a. ioi 81. Co!l!ns,. $3.50. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

Stage Set for Opening
Of Championship Series

With the stage nit set OH the grid
iron field. four OF the strongest
Eastern NirEinin football elevens
In Scars Will he seen In action to-
day for the initial championship
Enmcs of thc SnsOn. when the cur
tnin rfses this afternoon at Gary
Field ut Williamsburg tho RIch-
mOnd College Spiders, carefully
trained by tho veteran coach Dob
son, and the William and Mary In
dians. who have been subjected to
equally AK hard EruciiinE, will wnEe
hard-fOuEht contest. At the same
time In Richmond tho flnmpdcn-
Sidney Tigers nnd the Randolph
Macon Yellow Jackets will perform
on boulevard Field In heated rivalry.
The four tennis nre about nv
equally matched rs they ever have
been In the history of the Eastern
virginia intercollegiate Athletic An
s0clntiOn football. md tho outcome
of the bntticS will be watched with
eager interest by followers OF the
plSskin sport throughout the old
Dominion md the alumni OF these
institutions scattered all over the
country. Alumni of both Humpdcn-
sidney and randolph Macon Col
lrEcs nrc arriving In Richmond In
large numbers to witness the first
cinsh OF the two teams this sca.on
md the spirit That Will be In evil
dcnce ana the number In attendance
arc expected to break former reg
ords. The game here Is scheduIed
tn begin ut 3:3O o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
w. AND l. BATTLES TODAY
WITH NAVAL BASE ELEVEN
Generals Expcct to Pile IN Rig Score
3, Against NorfOlk's Sailor
Tenn.

4 Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
s BENNINGTON. VA, oct. 1.-THE
Generals have uncarthcd another
powerful backticld player in Mcdonald.
a freshman from Arkansas. Mae Is
a big fellow. as fleet as deer. and
hits the line like Bullet Joe" silver
stein. His superb defensive work
caught the eye OF Head Coach Raj
terry, the result being that Mac was
shifted TO the varsity. where he per-
formed in brilliant manner.
The past weeks work has been a
terry, having shown li'tle inclination
to let UP on account OF weather O.:
anything else. In one big scrmma.e
the varsity was placed on the often
sive the entire afternoon. II This hat
Tie the regular varsity bacEHe,d. ST.
Nerstein Mat'oX, Stevens and Rair-s
were kept on the sidel!nes from
whence they witnessed The second var
s.ty bactas!d Cobb Matsor Sinclair
and cogbili tear through The scrub
line 20, aoou- ;wo hours.
aga:Est s;-org e.+-an stprr M Nor
folS naval tss+:- Followers O, The
Washington erd Lee rean erp>c,
big sore :r- Ire Blue and Whi,e. but
;pdE!-s rom :+po-,s "rnaaatirs from
.<2Ttpl- ;ae -a-s e-% prepared 20
give lie Generals : p-et,y stin hgnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
J. M. H. S. WARRIORS PLAY
NEWPORT NEWS ELEVEN
Local GridironistS Hold Final Work
out in DRILLING Rain In Prep
ration for Game.

Gridiron warriors of John Marshall
High School Will journey 10 Newport
News this morning 10 play the New
port News High School eleven in what
is expected 10 be stiff contest
Reports have II that Newport News
has strong team and tho Richmond
youngsters. though confident OF sue
cess. are aware Of a hard fight ahead
The local eleven held its final work
out yesterday afternoon in a drilling
rain. but in spite OF discouraginC
weather displayed plenty OF old-tiMe
pep.
Several new plays developed by
Coaches Lew StrinEer and Tucker
Jones since last Saturdays game. when
Fork nion was held TO a sCorclcss tie
have been perfected and tho signal
practice proved faultless.
The following players VIII go to
Newport News today: Earraiso,
manager: Il. Todd captain: Flinpcn.
Whitehead, puret. Carol Bethel.
Ryder. Substitutes Will he Saunders
Ruckcr. Marin and Rodcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
JACKETS ARE PREPARED
FOR CLASH WITH TIGERS
Initial Championship Game VIII lie
Played mt boulevard Field
This Afternoon.

lSpecia! 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
ASHLAND, VA. Oct. 1.-THE Yellow
Jackets arc prepared for the first
championship football contest Of the
season when they clash tomorrow with
the liampdcn- Sidney Tigers on Bpulc-
ward Field in Richmond
IN meeting on neutral territory
neither eleven has an advantage over
the other in support from the grand
stand and bleachcrS. and. commemorative
the contest is expected to be enlivencd
by scores of voices from large numbers
tr"m the student bodies of both insti-
buttons.
Coach Marshall plans to take the en-
TIRE squad and his lineup will he COM
posed of the following.
, Hardy, right end; copley. left end:
Morton. left guard; I.ipscomb. center:
troy; right tackle; H. II. Surface left
tackle: Howard right guard: Cochran
or RccS. quarter, Reardon. right half
pack: Buttcrworth. left half back: Get
tle. full back. Others who will 20 and
who will probably be sent in during
the progress Of the game arc Goode
Quinn. Blackwell. Norman. Yost,
Wcikci: Drcwry, Riddick, Bell, Thomas
and Waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
U. OF VA. AND Y. M. |. CLASH
IN FOOTBALL FRAY TODAY
Coach Coleman VIII Put Majority Of
Regulars in Action for
First Time.
rs7ec,al 20 ne -Irnes.D!s-s,cbl

ls7fa.sl - III. Times . .s-,atcnl
Gil ARl-cT Tf-STii.!.E. Va oct If
s1HrRiHla sno"irg ;oworrow sgafn.,
Iirsinia Military institute shoi!ld
furn'sn some idee g % tile oppos;rior
the orange ard Blue wlll 'pres@r.,
aga!nst Harvard Z week la,o- For
me mrs. l,Tne 'als season HEAD Coach
.coieran WI rave the majority II h.y
! ~ .'ars at'.on Injuries having
OUT Of ne Lineup. WIN nc crippiDx
pach ~ the game. the eleven is -.
pected. 70 snow marked .raprov.roer.
In L.ech ana lrE-am. the cadets
from Lexington have ,Yo ~ M
speed!est bactnela men In ,ha sot,,,
At!ant!c section ana tresc KIN ,ay.
70 DC watched touorrow Vlrr.rla al
lowed MARYLAND state 70 make o,I..
hree hrSt do"H> last Saturday. ara
~ she can DO as wa. tarrorroy. .,,,j
e .h our flmhl.Es a1 accurate de- Of
The ' ,.sn, "n,l.,. sno+.d be obtained
.,d Lne klcEinE game ha received con
3sincrabie attention 'f4 ycaL -
some Improvement IN ~ ,l,.. ~,
I heen notnd The tlrd"n has .ailfssn On
HoINs, Rinehart RusesW ana Er.,i
None is more than q fair NM, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
LATONIA ENTRIES

u First r ,sc fur!onEs-Reta e. 100:
mary NJ. lot: Baby Girl los: Dolly. ioS: Em
den den: ie' Star BABY; loI; Prince Direct. los;
H mI..e ~, IIreeh; W: Enmity III; Donald Me
~. Also eligible; Squeaicr, IL: S"ntimen.
tai. l0S: Japan. 100: War Prize. los; James
t; Clark. ~: Mary's Magnetic. los.
second racc--hvc and one half furloncs-
Little Niece. lo3: Ray Akin. loo: Tumble
,HS lS: cen,crvilic;, los; Princess Lou.
poiph. II: Rapid Stride, III; Director
James: III: Hoslcr. llJ Also eligible
Missed the Time. los.
Third racc-six furlonEs-SkilcS Knob lOs:
Sewcl Combs. los: Jane Pcnnybakcr 10, /:
Top Coat los: High Cost. is: Jack Hare.
Fourth race.one milc-olcaster. los: Maize.
100: General Glenn. iG: Alua. los: clinton
vile. III: Breadman. ll6: Prince Pal IL
- Fitth race-&i."oV added: the I.atonia cup
y. inilcs-kincozi %; Legal. Io5; Midway
iis; BE Frank. i22: EX,erminator. iai
sixth race-miic and ciEhth-Dckcry
par" los: Hondo: los: Dahabiah IL. lOa:
riappcr. 100: MeduSa. no: Eda Herman.
tunity. ll3
Seventh race-milc and an c!ghth-f.in-
den. loe: Bourbon Lad 10: Mistress Polly
lG: Jim HcTcrnE. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
SPIDERS EXPECT VICTORY
READY TO MEET w. AND NJ.
ELEVEN FOR OPENING TILT
Jtichmond College md Indians Start
Eastern Virginia Championship
Football Series To-day.

Coach Frank Dobsou and Assistant
Coach Tom Miller finished their prcpa-
ration of the Richmond College foot
ball SQUAD Yesterday afternoon for their
championship clash with the Indians
This afternoon az Williamsburg. Coach
Dobson expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the ability and
condition Of his men. and. although
feeling that a stubborn resistance
would be offered by William and Mary.
had high hopes of starting the league
standing al the top OF the ladder.
Tho best workout OF tho week was
INDUCED in yesterday There was no
scrimmaEe, but special drill. IN car
ryinE. on, individual ASSIGNMENTS in
stars on his team and has not sought
any. bu; has got good results from
eleven men.
The comparative weight Of ;he Two
is not known. but from wha, is gen
orally known the Indians Will out
weigh tho Spiders in several depart
ments. The Spiders will also be able
10 match their opponents with reserved
strength.
Twenty Regulars Tnkc Trip.
A double set of varsity back is in
condition. and IN yesterdays exercise
Dobson worked them Interchangeable ~.
Three extra ends and three worthy
linomcn will constitute the other re-
serves 10 make up the first string
group. AS reward for their invalu-
able service IN conditioning thc var
city, the entire scrub squad will make
the trip, but will not be carried for
use in the game. Thus the football
party will number twenty varsity
The manager and his assistants.
Dick" Broddus. left end, will be
depended upon for the toe work OF
the game. His long spirals were a
factor in driving Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute back 10 their twenty yard
line last Saturday. Jones Will direct
the play from behind center.
-, Many more who had not hitherto
.made known their purpose to 20 to
williamsburg on the Spider Special.
which leaves Main Street station at
-l2.45 o'clock today. registered intcn-
sfion to go. Much color Will be evident.
as red and blue OF every description
lis being corrallcd for display.
3F Dobson Announces Linc-Up.
~ THE Spiders will face the Indians az
Garter. left tackle; Thompson. left
guard: Kidd and c. Shepherd. centers:
NFrice right guard; Klcvesahi. right
tackle: II. Robbins. RICH, end; Jones:
"a Gartcr: Sncad and Iicsler. left half
backs; Blankenship aud Towiil. right
half backs: Lane and Spenccr. fun
backs G.. Shepherd and iibbs will go
as sub lincmen. while kappes smith
and Cavcrlce will act as reserve ends.
~ THE scrub squad will consist OF the
Following men Edmunds. Cummins.
Robbins Wright WilinGham. Ardcr-
son B!llups Muck ols. Bowlcs, Coates
, Williams Hillman. Carter, Eacho and
Ford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
SIX REGULARS INJURED
Carolina Will Have IsltDo,., a.,
niS wen on >idelin.- WHEN
wake Forest I. u,,
), / lSpeG ia to ThG Times Dispatch. J

F.. CHAPEL. HILL q "'l
Playing for the first ri.r. sd,
her own ground and aoai.y, 3; en..,t
ern team. Carolina ,Yff1 ~ ~
Forest here Saturday y, u.r.. ~ &c
TO he hard fought game n -,
neeis will enter the cont.s, GIN ei,
nrst string men on tho sfda'I,.
1ured either in the Yale game or f,
OF the week 'i' L
: Captain Coleman ard Spau.h ,.,,
Inc back field: Pritchard ard CT,
1ackies, Hardcn, guard. and Creyfar'
cnd. arc not in shape to piav C,.,,,
Camphell announced TO-DAY ~,
1ine-up would be Proctor ana co.t
,'ane. ends: Iarrcll ard pc-,,H,
tackles; Crimes and Robbins. guards'
Siount center; Johnson, quarter. and
Lowe Harden and Tenncy in IN. go
field "",h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

Clubs will be held in Columbia on Oc-
tobcr % Al this meeting Columbia
will be awarded the championship and
an EFFORT made TO increase the siS-club
circuit to membership OF eight clubs.
Applications will be received from
Wilmington and Gastonia. in Nrrth
Carolina. and POSSIBLY two South Caro-
lima cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Auburn Defeats Clemson.
TBy Associated Press. |


AUBURN. ALA. Oct. l7.-ln one OF
the hardest-fought football games
ever played here. the Clemson College
IiSers succumbcd to the Alabama
IoiStcchnic Institute plainsmcn to
U: today 1t was 'anyhody'S game until
the last period, when stirling smashed
through for Il touchdown and Bonner
kicked goal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Erect Temporary Grand stand.

'AMBKIDGE MASS, OCT. lS-Na--
Yards Athletic Association has Jus
authorized the erection of ;emporar..
stands that Viii bring the seating
capacity Of tho Stadium up 10 - 600.
THIS move was made TO better take
care OF the record crowd That is eX-
pectcd for the Harvard Yale battle
November - in the Stadium.