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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
JAMAICA ENTRIES

,rirs' race five ANA ono half furionrs-
,he'' iarhh"r 10: Foreclosure. Ioi: Florsain
~; fdlth Is i"1. Starry Belle or Enir
.ohcEn. !o:: Fiar" In l02: Castor. 1io Sis
Wn,,ine '"n. E.: iieis!nda. li2; Aerial. Iio:
y second rae" mile and scs,cnty yards
,M"o"orrrap. lis; Paddy Whack. III: Trnnhy
iiee: IIh"mas Mcmahon. lo2: SunnyIand
'' r., MISS kr"icr. ll3: Sas!n. ii3
hirh ra""-rhc Creamery handicap milo
ana am, a sixi"onih- lvry. iOs: Tanamam. liz
ROW I,S.' ~; Snar Dragon II. rs: lemons
ronrih race October handicap. ,aon1
WnuoI' one mile-Naturalist. 1870: Fairy
w., Yang: no: Starmastcr. 80: Old Rosebud
FIFTH race six furlongs- -sunn,nrdalc. 10.
1,hcir'S ia.,i". 1903: Maroeuvrc. los: Nanctts
RACK, ~: Narmjc. 100; S,cpson TO-: Am.
nassadnr III. lo2: AstcrI-k. los: Yvc,tc. ia,
M tt"nn"s ,W ~. noul,ncy. III: Tommy
sour; il2: Low Tide. lis. $50 eligible
mmsshdoos'an 10; hhaindn. ios: Summer Sigh
Sixth racc--six furlongs-Maron,. ,s: Ter
can, lis: Tea Room. IL: Service Star liz
Arinenn. ~; May Alley. li2: Kings cham
RAIN sloppy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
ARREST RICHMOND MAN
ON CHARGE OF LARCENY
III. Mike Lovcnstcin Held Under So ooo
bnii on Word From philadelphia
Police.

Charged with being fugitive from
Justice from Philadelphia whcrc
charges OF the larceny OF $4,000 arc
said 10 hc lodged aEains, him bv thc
police, H. Mike Lov"nstcin. inirty -two
years Of age and q brother Of ittnr,
ney benjamin Lovcnstcin. was placad
under arrest here yesterday. ACCORDING.
to the police. ''" :
Bail bond to tho extent Of 60 oon was
given by brother Jacob f.ov.ns,rin
OF ~ Nortn Seventh street. for tho de-
remnants appchvancc here in Polio.
Court on October 10. and the accuscd
man left last night for phiiadclnhi.,
according 20 Attorney BENJAMIN Loyrr'
stein, to clear up the charges
An alleged hold-up. in Which a com
panion OF the accused man ~ said n
have been robbed Of $4,000 ir, rae,,
inter having been beaten over INC n"..a
with gun, ana in which IL * ssid ~
~. Lovenstein claims 10 have been
robbed OF $1,000. vas the inciIcn, or,
of which the charges are SAID 10 haTs
developed. W nave
p After the return Of Loyenstoin ubo
is an ex-soidicr 70 Richmond tho no
lice here were notified to arr.s, ard
hold him until tho authorities a, phIla'
8delphta could send for him
sg.( AZ soon as the oX-SOldi.r was arrcs,
led by detectives from police hcudn,,n,
siers he was hailed by his brother and
left at once for PhiladcIphia 10 ci"a,
shimsef of the charges agains; him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
DREAMS OF CiNCY FANS
ARE FINALLY REAL lied
Continued from Eighth paro)

-- NSottIHucd rom Eighth Pagc.)
pinches for the Reds this past season.
give add nional hitting power He
smashed the ball into tho center field
{r9wd. almost on a line. and Neale ana
There was no luck or accident about
,tnesc hits: The Reds simply stepped
Forward and banged Cicottc's delivery
Rath. the. second haseman. who wa,
once with the SoN years ago crashed =,
double u, oyer third. scoring Reuther
tion and talked TO Cicottc as the yc,-
Gran moved around in the box. appar-
en.iy somewhat dazed by the sudden
,5nslaught. Jake Daubcrt was the ncNt
batter. and when the parley between
Eisberg and Cicottc ended, Daubert
siuEsed Out double. scoring Ratn.
i'd Gleason. the ffty-fve-year-
OLD leader Of the White sox. had been
ea racs the st furious o attack his win
lat Moran, the Erizzled Irishman who
was released by Phiiarc .pha. afte,
nant, only to come to Cincinnati and
win the. first flag for this town. too.
was doing a sort OF jig. as he beloved
Gleason motioned to Cicotte after
Dauhert's hit, and the stocky pitcher
slowly walked from the box Wilkin-
lean Association. who had been with
SoS only a short time. took his place
Groh raised ny to "Hapry". Feicn
over.
SO. too. were the hopes OF tho White
Sox for the worlds championship un-
lc@s they can produce much better
pitching than they showed today.
Crowd Ready to Go.
After that the Reds made moro runs
two in the seventh. when Daubert
tripled to the chowd in right center
and scored on Groh'S single. and when
Viewers bad throw 10 Gandil on
RouSch's hunt was followed by an In
field out which let Groh score. and one
more run In the eighth.
But even the crowd was satiated
with runs and with the discontinue
Of the White SoX. IT wanted. more
than anything else. after that fourth
inning to get tho rest OF the game over
Yin: and y to hnTry aw wa 10 places
and whoor "A little for Cincinnati and
for Cincinnati's Reds.
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LAUREL ENTRIES

:, First race.nve and ono half furlonrs-A,-
ivan: niv: violet Tip. no: Herd Girl liz:
lbs In }Sin H.; Biob@n 49, Martha Iuckst,
Arcihnsa. no. Luc. May. 10 ''''
second racc-stccplechasc. about two
Ini!"s.S"a Lord. l'3: Pioneer ii3; Kcnnc
cot. ~ Man Of the Hour. I37: St, IfilaiTe.
",: TLedettc liS; Lyle. 1913: Giootz. IA
fhird racc-milc and seventy Yards w, =
DDriyr 10: War Mask. ll5: Hrdcsman. IL:
<, ;GtIn'nnh 10 Folly. lia; Highland Light 100
r. Fourth, race-fvc and one-halr furlonrs-
+. Grier. IA '' '"""
ra rif,h , 11scc,mile and a sixtcepth-
,ort"r. l2b: NcNatious. ln7: Icocharcs III
Mlld1way, io7: Royce. Roofs. IL. ''
SlNth racc-milc-T.loyd George 1n5. Ior,
ry. "a; kImpaionE; 81: Dan. III: Keziah To-;
i nrSiario. ~ Scarchlight III. lo7: Transpcro
L"@. Reynolds. ioa: Airgrcttc. %: NapoiL 10,
i I,.;nn T. Murphy. 100; Frzcur. iOa Saints
Seventh racc-six furrongs-IdcaI ,o,
Wa~h% OK ,oI rolroma. 10; Isctsy. ioe: Ina
AZ AZ Steel. 10: Ragnarok. 40: Thornbloom.
cloudy. fas,
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LAUREL RESULTS

1s' ssG .5s5 SID ~ss Mock :
Orange lis tSandcl. $3.50 $3.50. second
Sea Sinner. Rory o'Moorc. Master 1911. Alias
ran.
second racc-strcnlcehase: about two
w,iiii%ann-Tropny Nix. ~ tGTcsnb. ieolo.
81. 40. $3.50. second: Syossct. 1874 powcrsi
81 so. third. Time. 80 nat. Flare Candi-
date u. colonctta. Rhomb ran.
Third raCc-sN fur!oncs-on Watch 10
!kcls"y). Sll "a. 20. S2.10. won: Wild Air.
il3 tAmhroseb. 81 so. t2i0. second. Kali
polls il5 tCnr.yl. S2.lO. third Time. 1912.
Rose OF Roses, Ireland ran.
Fourth race capital haDdicap. six fur =
,,osn,Ensmhiiiy Kelly, I2a ,Sand",. $50. s. 50.
second. .'has. l:cylcckcr IS tWid.). f.7o.
third Time 1913 Is. Peter Piper. Dodge.
Star Hampton ran.
Fifth raCC--uno mila--SylCano. 81 (Col-
ttyct,D, si2 80, $40. s. 20. Won: .rhe Desert.
i!ro,her-in law. % tcaTioln. SO 20 Se t2ri.
Time. 1899 SIS. rlurccm. Wiscs, Fool. Dot
q" Nandivcr. Baily Conncll. DR.. Rae. 81.
sixth racc--inile and sxtccn,h-Lco-
chnres l2l tO'Rri"n). Sa.lo. S2.3o. I2.lo.
won: CARPET Sweeper. ioi tSand-). s. 90.
$50 second: Sweepnent. Io7 Kelsey.
81 %. third Time. AS i-5. Sailor ran
seventh rrce-.inlle and furlonc Hank
O'Day. 40 (Aab-ose). 81 %. $40. out.
won King John. liz CKclscy). $3.50 out
second; Queen Of the Sea. lo7 (Sandrp out
third. Time. 81 IS. Queen Riondc ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
JAMAICA RESULTS

Bally Bell. 10 (Rnwan). is To 5. even to
:; won: Dunsandcl. liz tCarrolD. II t. 3.
tWcrner) 30 10 !. IL to !. to /. third.
Time. i:Os As. Ogden Girl. Acid rest
kimmie T. Moody Cock o. the Roost
Feather. Captain Abe ran
Second racc--n'il" and siStccntt-Mac-
k"n2i". loa tWcrn"r>. 80 to I. Is to |. 6
to J. won; War Note. 1oT tRowanl. to !.
T." >: to second: Basillius. los
Time. 40 as. lithoick. Dalwood. Court
ing Colors. Paddy Dear Cmbala. Recon-
t"us". SunninEsialc
Third race--thc Auhurndale handica y.
mile-Nu' era ker. % tMycrs). II to 90. out.
out: Won; Jock Scot. l22 tkummcr). -
to >. to s. out. second: Crystal Ford | 90
!Carrol). IL to !. to !. : TO ). third. Time
l:tl 2-H. Lady Gertrude ran
Fourth racc-slx furlonIs-My I.addic JIG
nrroxlerl II TO 10. out out. won: David
second: Royal Dick. loc (Erickson1. 10
l. &c, o. CIT third Time. l:lt IS. Added
Rockpor, los tKnnmcr,. to !. "ven /
to = won: lord Herbert. los tRodrguez) .
. I" IA. "a I. out, second: SalvateIic IS
tW"rncr). 10 !. TO 5. to .. third Time
:0a. C;cS also ran.
Joe. li5 (McCnhcI. 10 to J. to L. TO s.
second Sam Kelly. lis NButwelD. to l.
to ;. To :. third. Time. 1914 As susan
NJ. Forfar. Summer Sigh. Tom Young Miss
Sterling. Sir Grafton. The Dauphin ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
CHASCERY TRUSTS.

COOKER feet, south line wcinpsr Street 10
feet east of Alien Avenue. September 20
W, H. Harris Grocery Co Inc. to Poiar,
SEHE 70. Ina Cast nc Fl 5ss, nshss
iicct north Of Dock Street. September !
Armc,a r: Fields and William thusba nd
imh Linz lin, Gar1inG,?n Street S5 feet II
jamie Moseiey Sou,hail to e r. Estes
trustee. No 2llo Floyd Avenue. 81 l., by
~ fcs nch"s s @Ss 81 I'M Row WAN sfes
September y. 1919: $3.50:
Ladies' Milc Road 30 fee; cast OF Woodson
william 4, S,u,iey to j. sit,sTdine ] d.
So; % wo:d street: ;oSiss fss, norm !ine
y o Ata narksdaie , I,a6e, to Franklin ID.
S. y. .Coicy to Franklin y. Robins trus-
,"s 59xis5 feei Trssuia11 wes, lins Mont
:. Charlc. G. Phillips to q. i Hitler. trustee.
inches by so feet EAST line OF Addison street
1875 feet south OF Grove Avenue. September
IL. 1919 $1,000.
No 2ioe Grove Avenue .3oxI35 feet north
Linz Grove Avcnu. - fee, inches west, OF
-, Henry A. rlahy and Jennie I" twifes,,. TO
GraeS Street Street lT. s ~ tess north line
seE:enbey l.: i.i Is i ,5iTsc ,x,. - wu
i'm" clay Stree, 20 FEC, wes; OF Eish h,f
S,Ise' !, Also los ss,, and 2 block =, Wood:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
OHIO DEAF MUTE TO CLASH
WITH WESTEGARD TONIGHT
Wrestling Devotccs VIII Tie Greeted
by Fnst Double Cnrd mt
broadway Arenn.

Wrestling devotecs will be greeted
with n fast double card at the
Broadway Athletic Arena tomor-
row night. when silent" Olsen.
the Ohio deaf mute. will contend for
honors with Jean Westegard. of Utica.
New, York. who has been victor re-
gently in several graphing matches
mere Con Albright. cX-middlcweiEht
champion and one of The best known
veterans of the sport. will clash with
"Heke" Smith. the Richmond middle
weight, thus completing the quartet.
The feature of the program is ex-
Olsen, the deaf mute mailman. goes
into, action against Jean Westegard.
Much is expected of Olsen. Judging
from his reputation and his showing
against the best men at his weight
olsen has been up against such men
as Young Sandow, Mike Yokcl Mat
Suda oishi, Young Turner. Fred Bcel.
Young Gotch. Pete Dollas Farmer
burns and he has more than held his
own in majority of the contests.
Westegard's ability is wcll-known
to the fans and Olsen will have to
spring some new tricks If he is to
take the measure of the Dane. The
men VIII wrestle at catch Weights.
although both are expected to weigh
around 1853 pounds when they get into
action.
The program will open in bout
between Con" Albright, cx-midle-
,weiEht champion. and one Of the best
known veterans of the sport and
.Eeks" Smith. the local middlewcight
and he is still Il tough one to handle.
re recalls HIS defeat here senegal
months ago at the hands of Smith
ana ne is out to make up for il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
NIGHT SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
TONIGHT WITH 500 PUPILS
Stnr OF Instructors for Various Glasses
Announced New Term
HcEins.

John Marshall Night School will
orEaniza ton and nm enrolment OF 500
students. While this is Il smaller mum :
Der than that of previous years. it
means that the standard of the school
mas been raised each year until at the
present time 1t approaches the ideal
force for the present year follows
". G, Locker. principai
Il Xiv w. raisson assistant, assis!an, principal.
Miss I Lg1 rh .hhH ste noE.aphy.
MISS louise A jo6Sso typew5,tnE
Mariner Smith. typcwritinS
Miss NJ i'S nei bushes SnsInss, E inrihs
,,., S Barksdaic. French and business Eng
I; 3, Grimes bookkeeping
Al Ovcrecy. bookkeeping and rapid
Miss s: Russell. business English aud
j s P Dual a .d'nmss!f,, ,,,. :, ,,
Il. HcsEc. writing.
Miss. Adele oEii,yie. writing.
L. g Morrow English.
lsh history.
The, Vocational Night School at the
school Administra ton Building and
system Will also open at 1880 tonight
N9cat ional classes Will be taught in
IS p ,G hlsht a nGhTSls w e. honehins
principal The faculty Of tho Voca-
tional Night School follows:
IL y. Woody. mechanical drawing
William "a Farmer. mechanical drawing
Frank G.. Spear. citizen ship.
J. II. Brown. apprentice mocha meal
William Cobb machine chop.
j y. Staples auto mechanic
c. ]. hughes. printing.
Mrs. Alma bailey. sowing
1.aetitia Roper. sewing.
Annie Smith. millinery.
Mary Lancaster Smith. dietftics
Maria Peck. cooking
Luiie Jones. citizenship
Night, schools, win open at Binford
Junior High, Bellevue Junior High and
Ba;nbridge Junior High. Colored night
schools will be opened at Armstrong
High School, Baker and George Mason
: The total number OF white teachers
in the night schools. with the cxcep-
ton of John Marshall. is thirty-two
There arc twenty-four colorcd teachers.
making total Of fifty-six.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

s5s' seismic f lii'
ss$ $;snSs gsss!
aoiassss sg S.t e5% ,,.
s eSs fEs eet rT IS ness. .ss;h
%55"ss. &.s1'SS rHs NSs~fff ss ssi
Is q isis XXI g. 81 ssH,s%Ss8
XIII ;, s''% se'phssa and II, l.. NJ shussana,
h5s'S IT, 5 Tss a::ss
SSsS Tf #'rss; issi i;s
f. IT, e isi' trustees Tes decd 81 from
hs or,ns s1 aa fa Zee, .oass rhp
's% saS,i i 5 GissoIns }ne to W. m srr',
% r. isns! S ' sSnasS , .
p rYS:, ri IT, by I5Ss Fec, inches south linz
%%ianG street September 'n Is isls %s ,ssS
MI Vj,r, sfrt Sr;s iSls: 500;
C.
~ Barksdale Baker No. COS Second
AwenusSo 3ox ito i.et Sest line Second Ave
ZRSocyy SWSp insnao Il lsis Tax. 81: $40;
Chesterfield County. TO S. II. Cooley lot s.
section a. Northsmpton. 5oxiS5 feet urreEu.
lar! west line Montrosc Avenue so feet
forth OF Laburnum Avenue. Lien. $4,000.
DR.: 4. F, HarEravc and Mary c. 'iW!te).
Of West Point. Va. to William 70. Andrews
TENDER -. 1919: 1900
John u. Guy, and Catherine l.. fwifc)
to Lila NJ: Quirlcy lot -. block . Provi-
d H;,S Park soxi35 feet south line Ladies
August :, 1919 Tax. soc: $40.
H. IL. Stoltz and Sudic NJ. twifc) 10 Lila
NJ. Cuirlcy lot IL. block o Providence
Park. 59SSlaa feet south line Ladies Mile
Road l20 feet east OF Woodson Avenue
August II. 1919. Tax. Zoe: $40.
German American building and Loan
Wood Street. 3oxi65 feet north line Wood
Street September %. 1919: si.o7s.
Of Ark nsas TO ". l.. Drinkard. Jr.. lot
p scction 80. Chestnut HILL September S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
LOCAL BUREAUS SECURE
EMPLOYMENT FOR MANY
Work During September, Accord
ing to Official Reports.
EMPLOYERS WANT GOOD MEN
Few People in Richmond Now With
out Jobs of Some Kind-Large
Demand for White Female Workers
and Domestic Help.

employme ;ntV through reE the efforts Of the
United states Em y, Service
during the month of September, ac-
co55ding to tIsspGrtss, issued yesterday;
Employment Bureau. reports that dur
ing September Sa3 persons filed appi-
cations for work and 1925 sought posi-
tons, The bureau had S72 positions
open during the month and sent 1913
smpoyers ASKING for h@ eli "V Mas 49, 3.
The report declares that the number
Of employers securing help WAS the
largest number that has used the ser
vices OF the bureau in any one month
since its cstablishmcnt
a hS1r c GS"ni%n" ' R;c GhhnnEsd
report declares. have changed very
little in the past month and there are
employed. On the. other hand, it is
stated, there. remain very few people
T n bc are S Gn,irsiy out of empioyment
largcr demand for white female
workers and colored domestic help
Jobs for So men. 314 OF them SOL
diers. were furnished by the United
states Employment Service last month
service. :, total of 1929 men applied
at the Offices OF the service for posi-
tons and registered for positions.
Places for 9j2 men were available.
ana the additional 100 men were sup
piled hut failed to show up for the
job. Further in the report it was
down a job after he had agreed TO re-
port for work. Besides the men who
received jobs a shipment OF ffty-four
carpenters was made. the report coming
in too late to be placed in the report
last night Only 327 soldiers applied
1T is estimated that As per cent OF
the men who Apply for positions and
are sent to jobs are skilled labor. Very
few, jobs, for white men are open in
Richmond. especially for white abor.
it is said. and in Richmond Jobs omen
Tor colored lahorers are said 10 mum
Der ten TO one for the white laborer
II is also believed by officials that
propaganda work is going on here to
get negroes to go TO Pittsburgh as
strike breakers. as a large percentages
OIL the negroes who apply for positions
are apparently anxious to go there
Positions which the employment ser
vice are now hunting are for high
sShool BOYS who arc working their way
!!nrohnsh school and have few hours
IN the mornings or evenings to work
AnpTcntices in. the trades are also
seeking jobs. IL is said. especially AS
mach'nists and automobile mechanics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
FRANK GRISWOLD ACQUITTED
OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
street Railway Employee Found Not
"uilty OF Responsibility for
Recent Accident.

FRANK Griswold. arraigned in Police
tourt on a charge of Involuntary man
slaughter, was acquitted yesterday and
ms case dismissed. Griswold. who is
= Snopman employed by the Virginia
sai!Way and Power Company here, was
IN charge of disabled street en- =
which got out OF control on the
Forest Hill summer ear 70 To-, q
1Salnst box car at Seventh and
Chnai streets some time ago, causing
'dial injuries to Il. T.. Durvin.
, Durvin was passcnrcr nm ,h
rorest I'M car and was pinned no
'swecn TWO seats, it is said lie died
So!nc tlMc later at the Grace Hoo
pitaI After his death tccbnica,
uharEe OF Involuntary manslaurhtcr
- piaceI against the shopman
nt'SM ora case WAS continued for
To ,, time after the accident to allow
Important Witnesses to recover. Anon"
i IN INJURED IN the accident were Mrs
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CHASCERY RELEASE.

II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to James Iror-
Biackicy. Jr.. and Hazel NJ twif~I No.
2aol Floyd Avenue. - feel. inches nv i2s
feet At southwest corner FLOYD Avenue AM!
Strawberry Street. September IS. 1879:
$500.
trustees TO Harry q. Wright ItsN223.5 feet
hrreruiarl at northwest corner ,ha,nhcr-
ward September IS. 1879: Sl.325
H. r. Richcson and T.. l.. tru:chheld.
trustees to a. -. SprenkIc No. 1903 Rev
crIy Street. 27Sl:7 feet IL inches south
line Beverly Street Is feet OF Carter
street. September 10. 1919: $3.50.
j. r. Elan. trustee. to Charles y. Taylor
Tmrnpks 2oo2s fss. n9T,h Of Rennie Ave
Anderson trustees. to Julian {. Anderson lot lot.
s. block y. lots IL and -. block y. lots z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
RACE HORSES AND STOCK
FLOCK TO FAIRGROUNDS
Preparations for Opening OF Expo
sition Next Week Arc Mourning
8 Complexion.
VARIOUS JUDGES SELECTED
Experts From Every Part Of Nation
M VIII Preside Over Various De-
partments--Conccrt Next Sunday
Afternoon.

Moro than 100 race horses wSh t,retr
e. kttendants have already arrived at
1.-THE State Fair Grounds and n; least
& as many moro are expected here by
g the end OF the week. according TO
Ssreports given out yesterday by the
Estate Fair Association.
Z Carloads OF cattle. specimens OF ahe
T. finest stock in existence. !; Is said.
Is from a majority of the States In she
& Union are arriving daily ard bean 8
I put into their respective p!acf1.
4 Announcement was made yesn oiay
that the association has decided on
many OF the judges for the cattle cx-
f yesterday.
All short horn cattle, in every class.
en- be JUDGED as by n W srd 1,6n,o o.
ton as a stock Judge
Jersey cattle VII DO Pres sH,,zS eyer
verse will have the privilege OF tudg..
Ing two kinds of cattle Guernsey and
hysshTe Mr. Se oIk
to preside over these classes
Ohio Man Will Judge.
The expert on Hoste!ns has ibeen
announced as c. B. Plumb. OF the"O Ohio
State University who will Gomez here
II B. Pearson, Of Thorntown. In;
DIANA ish to be the Judge, In all
s classes and kinds OF sheep and swine.
OF Hereford cattle will be judged by
D. n Fife, OF Columbus. Ohio.
One Of The most mos. extensive ias s,, pou noy
been exhibited at any lair win he
the Fair Association
Jo!ses OF poultry and PET stock
Florida, H C schwah Rochester. n.
z, and c. J. Parr. Of Norfolk
* Only one Judge OF the races has
der of the list VIII be given out soon
A. B. Handbook OF Charlotte. is the
Judge so far selected and J. p. Ross.
of Lexington, is to be racing secretary.
Plan Airplane stunts
arc also on the program. The United
States government is to be represented
In several branches
E1h fbits from the army and navy.
the Department of Agriculture will be
displayed and in all 10000 feet OF
floor space In the Industrial Building
! The Industrial Building was humm-
e ing live a hive OF bees with workmcn
yesterday, and 1t is reported that Rich
SSlxed the building and practically all
Is Of the larger firms are represented
Dispatches last night positively
sent here for the fair by the United
States government and VIII give de-
monstrations in front OF the grand
stand of what was done by tho tanks
overseas Permission has been ask d
to dig trench TO demonstrate with
the tank how its use is superior to
:. that OF Infantry.
Concert Sunday.
Ltberattis band Will arrive IN Rioh-
mond Sunday morning and will give
City Auditorium at o.ioek Sunday
afternoon at which 4 special religious
program will be presented.
Leading singers in tho Lberatti
Group" are Miss Ia the-ine Klarcr,
I, soprano; Miss Eifricde WeSner. con-
tralto; Luigi Fin!. tenor; and Frank
Mariana, baritone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

The amalEanatcd sheet metal work
crs OF Petersburg organized union
last night and elected the following Of
hc"rs: president. *. T.. King; vice pres.
Idont, {. IL. Mayors. treasurer, l.. :
MAGE. secretaries. g. w. Arnold and
X trattner 4 delegate to tho Cen
tral Labor Union was also elected
Inc police made $50 arrests for all
causes in September. OF which twenty
one we're for felony. thirty-onc for
drunkenness and twenty for larceny
for creating disturbance and
Shooting his pistol in the public street
sunday afternoon Harry Matthews was
incd SO and given sentence of sixty
days IN jail by the police justice TO.
day. lie pleaded drunkenness, but tina.
did not save him
inc national Jewish war relief com.
nittcc VIII star, a campaign to raise
S5u.NnO IN EetcrsbMrE on Octnhnr LII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

Rcuther Is Exhnusted
As soon as Rcuther counted in this
lard treatment. Dutch appeared to be
all in with the heat and his wild gall
lop around the bases. His pals gave
him smelling salts. dropped Jumps of
famed him with couple of the dirti-
est towels seen here this season
The hoy wonder survived the treat
ynent; he had to. Dutch was the dark
veteran who knew no fear. Whether
it was the salts. the ice the dirty
towels: that pulled him through may
and he isn't tipping off anything this
week.
Having a lead of C to l. the Reds
thought they might as we'll hold it and
Daubcrt and Groh batted in run in
seventh with a triple and a single, and
in the eighth safety by Ncalc and
keuther'S second three Dagger counted
the final tally.
suffers From Heat.
wn ThnTouGh mnn, the pahstime the boy
His pores were flowing freely. too.
as the dirty towels grew dirticr round
by round. hut the gallant youth hung
on and stopped the SoN with six hits.
speaEing of the climate. it was like
that Of st. Louis on July 4. with a
doublcheadcr on tap. Redland field
home crowd tho fish went away in
transports OF delight No bottles were
thrown at tho Sox as predicted. and
everything went off pleasantly
Fifteen minutes before play time n
nut in an airplanc flew over the park
and dumped bale of advertising
dodgers that come down and cluttered
of little scavcnEcrs. who always get
in for nothing. and picked up tho junk