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Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03
Industrial Warfare.

The wall of The calamity howlers
who think America is going to the
dogs because everything is dead
wrong. is not supported by facts
for the pictured dread of nnemploy-
ment is met by the force of the of
ficial statement that eighty per cent
OF the returned fighting men have
been cared for by their former EN-.
ployers, and there are left out of
work now only the number normal
ly constituting the labor turnover
ln the "slums" of the cities the men
are wearing ten dollars shoes and
the women having balances at the
saving banks.
Of course Ireland is in a hole,
Fiume is in a fog, Shantung pigtails
are in the hands of japanese hair.
dressers, and the Prince of Wales
cannot get his English yacht up the
Potomac to Washington. But why
worry and get wrinkles?
IL is truth as patent as patent
shoe-leather that the national NOR
ale is low. in evidence of which we
have the steel strike, promoted by
a crowd of agitators and staged
principally by foreigners who have
not assimilated our Americanism
In addition coal operators, who
mostly all speak a tongue that
Americans cannot understand,
threaten to tie-up the mines as win
ter is beginning to send forth its
first frost-bites.
Skilled workmen and the more
intelligent employees of the country
are going about their affairs soberly
and industrially; but the fact re-
mains that the country is in the
throes of industrial warfare. 1t is
OF deep concern that on the very
eve of the meeting Of a conference
between leaders of labor and CAPT.
tai, convened by the President, that
there are great strikes 10 progress.
The fact that foreigners are the ones
principally at the bottom of these
disputes ought not to be lost sight
of-for as that wake up America"
stuff was the bone and sinew of
morale in wartime, its importance
is equally vital in the piping times
of peace.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03

The October Opening at the Chill
iicothe Business College occurs Oct
9Th when new classes will be Of
ganized and more than a hundred
new students will begin business,
telegraph, banking. and civil service
courses.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03

Patrons wishing photos for Christ.
mas will please have their negatives
made before December 1st.-Miss
Belle Johnson,
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03

Austria hasn't raised much fl,:s1s
over signing the peace terms
but then, there is so little Of Austria
left.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03
Missouri in Architecture,

Missouri can correctly claim first
rank in many things relating to ae--
rlculture and live stock, but the lat
est basis for fame is that of the
front rank of mid-western ststes>in;
architecture. John A Bryan of
Kansas City. lately returned from
two years in the A E, F., made in
vestieations along these lines in
Columbia University. New York
City, before the war. He suggests
the lively need and opportunity for
a popular illustrated bulletin on,
"MisSouris Place in American Arch
itecture." citing the fact, that ST..
Louis, Kansas City and st. joseph.
and rural Missouri possess many.
triumphs of the building art, and
that the new state capitol is at
tracing attention among artists
throughout the United States.
Plans for the nation wide Redt
Cross campaign, opening Monday.
November 8 and closing Armistice,
Day, November IL, are being begun
in every city, town and county by
Red Cross workers. The primary
object of the campaign, which will
be known as the Third Red Cross.
Roll Call, will be to enroll members.
for 1920. Twenty million members,
will be sought throughout the coun-
try, and in the Southwestern,
Division of the Red Cross. compris-
ing the states of Missouri, Kansas.
Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas, the
quota has been set at 100000
members.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-03

Why not become regular sub
scriber to the Democrat?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

ls Nom s"" (: ;:tsRs q Hsa r. II:
ond; Hull.iptoof, II. Cliutwe!iJ. ! to :. : 10 ..
po.ph, Louis cor."ran. The Pirate. chai.
Second r.cc-siS MISUNDERSTANDING Jumbo.
IS !. inuN.nnl ven 70 >, /" ). won onico,
True -, steel, TO- IicnpeD. Is 20 !. : 10 i.
10 = third Time. i:i% So Joseph J.. Muir
IhE.., onee, BloEdt Tom BROOKS, U-chlI
Nor!h-gH. Lazy Marathon Highland Lad
Ih''! Tat--on. mi!c-Cspt-in Ilersn!-r IJ}
'Euatont TO ;. 20 .. 10 4. Won: Bur
gown. i'N Go!u;--;ti;;,; 10 80 TO :. 20 ::
even. n.rh Time. !:4"S-5. Kings cham
Mon. Cortland Accelerate. 50. Geim.in and
,ten.;h r.r--ix Observation-Disclosures. liz
tBuNt"nt - e 10 ). . 10 ). won: Sweep
20 Glance. 100 ,Robinscn,. : 10 l. 20 :.
10 .. second Si.cn!.ns. Us CAmb-osep Z.
90 y 20 9. miro. Time i:I3 90 Iai;neur
finished s-.ond. nu; wss DISQUALIFIED for :ou.
hrenner SUNNI sign. Frances Stsg ran.
FIFTH f.v---nIii" and siXt-enth-'ranlar lp'
STEERING. - 10 :. l" !. 10 :. Won: l.i:i.-
string, 10y GLASS. . 10 :. ->... To :, So
onl; Dan D%dGs. % Curse. y 20 ls 10
% !. ;n!rd riin.. 10 81. Ad-i-nt-.
G-p.t-n.- G"rdoE hoh-r,-. C-ni;.i city.
LIT. Bran Boru I'D M;ss Sr.r!.n. ran
sixth r-,e--INa- -a: Sixteenth b: e Z. Il.
49, Ia, tBuiw"A! % !, 70 3. { ~ s.
second, Go.acrss: Eoy l1s ,Walisl = Ia /.
. :" !. 10 /. third. Tine I.,1-- phuis-
:Hs. w. II nUckner. P:ir.o. r.nry. S.y.
seventh rsc--mitc aud seventy y.ras--
won: M-Iuss 10 tW!hay g 20 / ~v-n.
:" /. s-c"nd Tho'n.s +. McM, hon lcc tl:ich-
E-ilsnA. hed s,.:t. Ee'Iie nonc -.
FU .n.y .rd III. IL liant -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
PLEA MADE FOR ARMOR|ES
ARTHUR VAN BUREN, ASKS
THAT CITY TAKE ACTION
,,,i'. nerrcntion Committee. I.ncL Of
LAUNDERING Development OF
"ichmOhd's Young Men.

speaking before the executive com
"itices OF thr Hichmond Playground
ana recreation Association and the
War Camp Community Service and
others Interested in recrcation,I me-
eEitiSs at q meeting held in the Army
ahu Navy Community Club las. ~ rbi
nI,rthnr Van i:uren. president oj tu,.
hiclinond -.nitcur A;h!ct e ,'r,Icr,
tioh, made :. ,'ca for the asa OF tha
hrmorieS Cor til" s;agin. az basket
ball games.
lie declared tina, there were now
absolutely no facilities for winter
sport In Richmond because OF the nm
Willingness of city officials to throw
open the armorics for baskctbYll
games ana track meets This was "A
uiStinGt drawback TO the physical
ueveIopmcnt OF the young men. he
Following his short talk. motion
was carried calling for the appoint-
mchi OF !. committee from the body to
see INC Mayor AMI cndeavor to secure
nc use OF the armories. This com :
miitec Will bc appointed today hv
Judge j. llogc Kicks, who presided "a,
INC meeting last night
MT Van Eurcn told Of tho long and
,ru!ti"Ss struggle OF the Richmond
AMATEUR Athletic Federation for -
race 10 stage baSk etbaiI games IL,
ne wint"r months. In the course Of
ms ,aIk, he criticized the policy which
slowed the aruorics 10 be used for
nahc.s ana kept them from u.s.. for
alli"tlr purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

tirsi racc--fyc fur.onss-v!r-lnia p.o-
2, %d FAR: iGs Riddle los! ' i:nrnL "ii
i,itnd"r io7: i'ledrlinr. log: osd.i. C;IrI "a
t ~. MY. irs: Mcdistc 100: Dewitt, =
N w log; wish Could 100. row,ic- ' ri..
rS SsS%n4 ra"s-ayc ana one. halt fu-ronrs
l,'Iis"inarh p: Arrettc. i0.: Car~cn. ina.
:.hrct"Fh, lnJ: Maud smith 100. t:o,.,is,
Xix: "ITm"FoI II 'carnta II. NJ: Gryi,m.
1ntIht ma; lni: Miss Vowel Iua. J;.,ir
iraahcrSs. 1913. Eronchp Hii!y iOt: H., !.
~, hc!!;mc. ili: LInHrmicr ia ISn
t trSt,,, L"inJnN Waac, s7 Luartcttc. 100
Third iacc-S,x furIones-Miss p.r,.p
w:llsr,1 s"Gst go: -. ioG; Edith X. 10: krna
f"prih racc-,mi!o -Taiior Mat!. ,oc
49, , PAR MaId, os ltcczc' az" Us: Ti2 sa:
,e fifn ,, rn,I,G--siH. fuTlonea Sans rcur IT,
Bon rlro;np ics osEoSd lic: TTi Gs!sh i l.s
sym rtcc-nnil" ans, siNtccnth-Njnni,. ,iin
~ t,rn. u. 100: tahallo loo. N,irIv X
100: br Davis iGe; newell W. Ia. SuT
r".5!nT. iv"; SoDhla Gatcwood. los: ~
:uh"l: io%; Key III rlcsa ut"n. los: I,;Hwr
ItNnrii., los. f"rmak. los: Cadillac iG,'
ft"iil bhri, 10. Ter. Shafor los I:liri,,I.
"!'i". lo'; John liurie. III: christi. i;Si.
seventh r.c"--miio ana seventy wards
NIt"iu"'tT. - Plenty. lot: ! Win Nvip
iuii hroihcr MEc1"an 1pi: hs'rAe ie..
P"i!u' 1906. T"nialus io5: Connie Ci ila,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
HAVANA RESULTS

.i., 4 s. 10 'ps'Gnss u o., =:
nngs ii2 h,torp 10 i;t,oI ITO 10
~, to ' tit,; Tine i;"s ~ y..M
second r.c--nvc md one-h.i fu-lon-s--
liota ie 'ora:"pl. even J 10 ). out. won
Mike b.X"r. 9. 'brow'.J. . TO - 10 10. to
s".9n! AnAiGtb. 10: ,Ghi.vsIra): {" !.
+. N"ds Bell. Daisy l.. Native soil Ieilison
TAlrd .rsc- az and one-half iurion=s--
thames. %" Garner, > TO ]. |" J. even.
S'n BIS anc stars los !Chi.ve,,.I. 70
:. wen. 10 =, s-'Gndt Golden King IL"
tWSisoGh !" 20 !. 20 . third ,rirnc.
Lou hui'". .AprltinCE and Lady Ivan ian.
foar'h r.cc---six iurIonEs- Ruby. SO tKoD-
pens ~. 2" 20 D.. cut, cut. won, S:ns RI Money.
IL collins 10 !. Oai. uut. second: or
-int clIl. - ,Mcr.iVcrb. rVnU. out. out.
'hirn rinr, II 10 Only, tnree went.
,'.hiINcil~b TO .. ! 10 :. out. won: Plan
i-T-G". ~ tcarit!oGyl }. q to ]. . to l. even
second I.""ia FAY. iGi tEopp!. mani. :
2 j. 20 !. 20 .. lhird Tine. l:lT %
rim" nlr'et. Lady i."nGdon. wyHnc wood.
Lp!r Earhcs.
SSH roe mile INA hry y.rds-E uc...
l:sh. Csl los Chaotic. to /. even. ont
'-c"nG EErno. 100 ,C2rncdy). 20 {! wen.
Nnt. hrl rm" $40 as, M-cnci Land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
HAVANA ENTRIES

rlr-' ,at- :urionrs- Nu!ca:.us laa
H""IGl Mai'on. III. Native Sol. III. flying
h"r. ~. iIuGs.H NJ; Count Eor!- i.2i
yum ll": l!uEIIngdfu". li3.
S.,oud r.c---six iur!rnc.- Acc!ar,a;:on
i"e T"'r,hl" Mss 100: Prince Direct. l6e.
lnno:hE !. iiOrA n. %. i -ncs O.. IoJ = E,,.y-
lCa; Ea!rh :. ll@. Peaceful star. ne
IhIrd r"'c--siN furtuEgs---.i Ambassador III
!oa; ricrrot, 100: i.cCti ray. lo.. Yortviu,
Jog; tn-r. io': Hr!zZ IL. John. .Ir.. ilf.
r"u'th % N.Y. ma on. I'D ~ furi ouEs---
AhHID"lr. 80. Hes \ E'nr. 81: Maiur Brad.
l"N. ~ Bucfh"rn II. i6l. St6v". 100: Oh!
i'"". io.. lnC'ner''"r lft. sentry. 10; NpI-
rf,h r-c"--mi!" ana s,,crnt.-thr
year. Hre UPWARD Cai.dclIgEi. lr': i;i!
!iuhI'y, lVs Jack Ii"aly. los: SuItnrG,r.
10y. Silver S%ndals Is, O'M-lI.v. liz liz
~" NeTrc'. ll": Biil simmons li.
SiHih t.'e,-fnii" Ind twenty vsrdY--I:v-
-GNi'H 90; lrady lane U;rcS. 100. ii.rua ~
!9i IacEyoS". 10. wo"ithrush IL. Iimni'i
O.. LANDS on. IL. RAINY Il.. Iraubv
liz, fountain F3y. lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
BRITAIN CAPTURES FIRST
Joey l",. EnGli<hmHn. uutEoiai. In-
Lynch In lnitinl H1AinE
Exhibition.

NEW NHk y J.. Dee - Ync
icn9 G.n' "tn: e h5!,a.a n !ns hrst Or
(lHb tonight. Joey FOX. the English
l".incfwe!.Eh on;DoMtine 10, ltnch.
New forh. VINO recently bartlcd
WIN Jimmy Wiidc Enr.isb 3har.p;nn
roM haa lynch missing Frequently
IN he last round FOX Dropped IynGn
'1r ~" count az four The bell rang
lust as 'hr New Yorker rose.
Tht:" We. great enthusiasm amor. =
~ heht fans when Frank Moran
ne htavEweiEht division. liis Mary
Ann worked Wits speed and accu.nt.,
S"r%tan' EIrEr. on" Of Tho !,.si
heavy eisAis developed - The ANA
iJni ar!nE was the victim o. 'h.
i'!"noe haired hatt!.r WHO nuish-d Inc
sei-t0 In tn" feS, jine nt On. -li,,I,,n
and h:iE--iN Seconds. n u.e -i.I,
/" me chir ~hie: carried rhe ~.
rtor,s waterloo.
Mckee bnnley. Of N.war,i w-.s,.s
!crnia lS.twci.ht on points. For, 'iGr
hrst S.N rounds Donlcy t,ucrd III
scale hcav!iy IN hls favor win :. yi.i
Gus Ie;t jab but in the seventh l:r-
IAm'n came along flriOusiy ana can
;ut-d The session In the clehth Fen
ianin attempted 20 ever m fn,,tnTe
nat Donlfy was game ana more ,h,u
held his own '''"'
Lack Sharkey. Of New York. who re-
Gently earned decision in AIlwa,ikec
Weight champion had an easS tim. in
MS bout with Patsy Johnson, me
trenton bantam. Jack drove MIN nh
ov.r III. ring. ana repeatedly had
faisE on The verge Of haymakcr
put the Trenton lad was :ac.lo q, rny.
-rinE mp. The night wen, ,no mir.
c!sht rornds with Sharkcy snoS n :.
DIS superiority Al every turn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY QUINT
HAlTS PRACTICE FOR EXAMS
Scholastic Work Makes II Nece,nr,
fer Team to Quit Until
After Holidays.
lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.
VI MkIlE. 81 IlNi.N

HAMt DEN SIDNEY. Dec. s2.@Fa,,
.crm eAaninaiions have caused tenn
tee OF tho candidates for ihe 1uin,
o. Hamrden- Sidney college Coach
oMnSer announces that the no more
Official practice" VIII he held until
the students return to college af;er
IN" christmas holidays. The coacn's
announcement has not entirely stop
RSu haskethall amonEs; the Tigers.
t,'ich aftcrhoon several candidates for
tho team visi; the gymnasium and I'M
nr9mp'u games arc staged The men
pr. ..sIe ' ,h.y by using h tbs Time for
ton ~hen the SIuad s called together
after the New Year
:, Charles \. stevens. Of Richmond
Va, is manager ot the lia,npden.Sid,
los quini. and mas booked games with
several important teams inc;i,d;, -.
EG-a ,rn, wiz Wash imeton aud Lee and
,np ps'" H. h tnh,y Institute in Lcxins-
y ; .au1ry @mFa7:nvii. Athletic club. -
=, .Isnuarr ie-E.ven A,hi.,4e clop :,
,.n ,Isnu"rS l:--rynehhurE COLLEGE :, Lynch
Lana ,5-washinSton and Lee. :, Lex.
:sSsE; III I.Ea M RI .a,ozi szinE:sa
, ia Pgaty i. "hynHchsurE 7. ~ A. a,
j. .a"sT$S :-f2scSss so I s.'Sm
January ;lanu.ry es--rarmvine \. - =, Farm.
January 3l-Mrdic.l f,IIcy. Of ,-;-.i.;.
a: Ia m pden- Sidney 80 "'!'~'
February S-Koanohr Cnilar. ., u.,,,
den Sidney - -'~i'' y
F"hrnsry ?-Eichmond college al uan,u-
IL, n SIDNEY tcha " '-'''
Fso:o2ry liza ndolph- Macon ~ Ash
nd ,chSmpcnshn>.
February l4--WiiIisrn ani NJ, ..
ll-IEpiru. Sidney tchI1nI,;orshir,
s., ~ stlirc fCha urinuShipJ go
'!rnshipl - ~
FrIrnary s-psvidson College. q, nsmp.
February 2a--S.. Johns J'niy.r.tlo =:
IlampieE Sitn-v (pcnlin.b.
-minary TT. NJ. At iiampden. sidney
tF-b7p"rv Farnvi,ie A - :, Farm
F"n;n.ry e7--w.ke Forest :, H-mrden-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
B0STON'S GREAT DRY DOCK
Is PLACED IN COMMISSION
Batticship Virginia Has Distinction Of
bcfnE First Craft To TEST
New Enterprise

BOSTON Dee. 22.--Thc Common-
wealth DRY Dock, largest Of it's type
on the Atlantic Coast. and capable OF
accommodating the largest vessel
anoat. was placed in commission here
today.
The batucship NirG ina was selected
for the distinction OF bcin. the first
10 tcst the dock, and due ceremony
attended the opening, with men prom
incnt in naval state. city and com
mercial life present.
The dock cost the state $3.o00.nOu to
construct. and was recently sold With
\ large tract o: adjoining land to the
United states government for siiOo-
npo. II is LILO feet long and ia
feet inches deep. The depth over
ihc s..l al low water is th!rly-iivc
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
BASEBALL PLANS COMPLETED
south Atlantic League Drafts Schedule
Then Selects ImpireS and
Opening Dates.
NV Associated Press.

President " H. Walsh todav am
bounced that the South Atlantic
and close September II. THO schedule
Will be so arranged that clubs will!
not be at home on on tho road for
more than six days at a time. Open
inS day games will he played at
Charleston. Greenvilic and spartan
bur- while Charleston. Columbia and
augusta VIII play at Augusta on
charlotte Mccklcnburg Day and Aug
usta. Charlotte and Columbia nj HON
l.door Day Empires Blackburn.
Shustcr and ErOMnc nave bcen signcH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
TRIPLE TIE STILL EXISTS
Reed. Williams nnd Do,vuunp Arc a.,
Even Footing for Billiard
Prize.

Bowman defeated Williams 100 &c
-" ~ their triple tie for second
prize in the pockctbillIa tourney al
The Grand. ana by SO doing threw the
three players. Reed. Bowman and
Williams. right where they started
each having won and lost a gam.
Last week Reed defeated Bowman 100
I" 50: Williams defeated Reed, 100 10
So
II was decided after the match tina,
inc three players would only ulav
nifty points, instead Of 100, as the
rules Of the tourney called for.
Williams defeated bowman, - TO A.
IA ;his engagement. Tonight DAILY and
Gillian meet in the tic cor third Mace.
as DO Reed and WIlliams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

Street.
Bank Basketball among the men en-
ployccs of local fnancia! institutions
started in earnest last night with two
Armory. The uuint OF the Federal Won
from tho broad Street Bank team b.
ne score Of - to = while the Mcr-
iirst time since the mpionship games
began. by tn" score of 10 to ID. bv
~" American National quintet. Both
We're #crhppy aud hardSfousht contests
throughout. and large crowd WAS
present to spur The teams on.
M"renants, National and the Amcri-
can National furnished Il real game
IN" latter team finally winning BY Tic
score OF - 70 Is. At the opening OF
nard and ovcrcamc this lead. winning
ny tn" same margin their opDonentS
n"ii ihcm when The first half ended.
SCION. on" OF the mainstays of the
Merchants, was forced TO retire when
the hrst half was completed, owing
10 an injury.
Feat Of III" Eroad street Bank 4uin,
al the nanhs OF Federal Reserve by tho
score score OF - to J. In tho last game the
W"rN OF thompson, Rruton and Franch
stood out prominently. The nrst Of
nc trio made total OF twenty-five
n ..,n,.;, while VII Eruton scored eight,
rranck. rlaNinS az guard. put up a
good defensive game. Knox and An
.suSt featured for Broad street hy
The lNc-ups:
Federal Hcservc-Gru,o OH. right for
ward; Thompson. left forward: Silcr.
Guard
Broad Street Knox loft forward:
AnfnSi. right forward: Turner. center;
guard.
summary: Goals from CONFEDERATION
90, Thompson tb. s:iler CD Eranck
90. KNOX On. August 90 Goals from
tout Thompson CD, Knox %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
LADY ASTOR SENDS GREETING
Cables Canadian soldiers rhat Give
an Is Lonely without
Them.

LONDON. Dec. 2&.--Iady Aston. NJ -
mas cahlcd the following Christmas
message To the Canadian soldiers vito
Wcir patients in the Taplow HOSPITAL:
rms is the first Christmas in five
As"rs nav" been without the "a
indians. and Clivcdcn is lonely am
nnlik" homo without them | would
Just like all my Canadian ClivcdCns 10
Know am thinking Of them and miss
inS them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Fifteen Russian. Ar- Fined

N.K-N'H:E.S TTI J. DC. EZ.-F!nt- or
N!p" each were assessed against nr.ccr
RUSSIANS. said 10 br members # me
'3hiinunist PARTY. II the police lo.Y.
81 Kansas CITY. kans.. today for hold
We're arrested yesterday when ncu -
raided meeting OF nlrn alleged to
ne radichls.> The fifteen arr Icing he ID
tics ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

Large Amount Offered
For Star of Cardinals
Nv Assn,,ut.,i ,,r..s

81. LOUIS. Dee. 2:.-SeV enty
thousand dollar. and four players
have been offered to the st. Louis
National League baseball club for
Roger iiOrRsh!. according ro Pres
ident branch Hickey. Of the club,
In signed abatement here today
Tie added that the oner Nns re-
fused. and that Hornsby Is not for
sale. President Hickey Neuld not
diNnlKe the asnic or tho club That
made the OFFER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
PAIR OF STARS WILL RETURN
.jsmerson aud OHterdinS~r. Forward
a"d Guard tcspcrtiNely. VIII Play
for Hill City Quiut

l.fNCNBURG. VA. Dec. ELL. car
i"'! Jameson, for u number OF wears
star right forward % tho crack Lynch-
burs basketball quint. Who nlayed last
Eoar on tio.yokc. Mass. team has
returned 10 I.ynchburG and will take
miS o!d place With this years i've
Theodore ofttcrdingcr. tho accrsSsiyc
guard or Tic same team who retired
from The game several seasons ago
mas h.cn induced 20 return. The ont
cox !or an unusually clever ac.r,"a-
ton now seems certain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

IL RUIZ. MItN.. Doc. v1--Iiu ~
woman Is known 10 have been burned
10 death ana several others were i'm
Jured in lcnpinE from upper doors in
q hrc that TINS morning destroyed a
.nrec-Stoly apartments house on the
west side. because The exact num-
per OF persons in tho house was not
known. search j. being made OF the
ruins 10 determine whether there
were other victims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
BANTAMWElGHT PUG SICK
sHrie. I.edou1 Unable to Meet Pal
h""re in I.ondon--Frenrh
bantam substituted

I."NbON, Dec. 22-Charlcs Lcnouy
DAniam""lEht champion pusi!ist o.
i'"rop". is suffering from an sttack q,
nrohcAitia. ana VII he unable 10 lmc.t
"a Moore. tho American boxer. I'rj-
cay hiShl HuE"n. Crigui. {, French
"a ntanl has been engaged 20 take
LtdonA mac" aSains, Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Cashiers Take in Number
of Counterfeit Bills

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. "..-CaSh-
tcrs for oral bettcrs mt The JcTer-
son Pnrh rnre track Saturday took
III Hftccu counterfeit 500 hills.
according TO reports made today tn
Secret Service ngcnts here NIer-
chants and others here were warned
TO carefully scrutiniz~ all bills of
large denomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
PADEREWSKI PLANS TO
RETURN TO AMERICA
Famous Musician Tired Of Political
Strife md ItctIrcs to Pri-
waite Life.
LEY Universal Scrrtrn

BERLIN. Dec. 2".-Ignacc Padcrcwsl>i
VINO recently resigned as Premier O.;
roland. viii return 10 America MOI
only that. hut he Will also return to
one Of the kings. accordI. 10 a dis
patch fromNWarSaw
Friends Of NJ. radcccwSiI are quoted
as saving that the cN-prrmicr told Them
nc IS wcArN OF political strife and is
satisfied with havin" Helped 10 form
a new united fo.amc. Snd having got
- started unon new historic course.
now rctircs TO private life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Decision Goe. to Leonard.

: - -NF71'V''f 70 fFFSs.
ATLANTA. GA Dec. E.rni,
Leonard. lightweight champion of ,i,e
World, and Jake Abel, local weltcr.
weight. boxed ton fast rounds here TO-
hisht. Inc newspaper decision went
10 i-foharG. who gave an exhibition q.
apeed and clevcrncSs that outdid any
ming Anci had TO offer. The latter
howcHei put M crcdrablc fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
AIie. chnnee Plan a. =, n,,.,.,

-NItI.> IJtt. = IFIdVHS ~ Da udOn
In"nt Of the British plan suarantnci,tn
the neutrality OF BclGium for five wears
On the part Of The allies is reported by
he l'cti; r:trisien. which saws Tho
French and British governments are
seeking 10 reach an agreement which
VIII give entire satiSfactio ion to Eel
GUM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
HUNS FAVOR MONARCHY
Monster Gathering OF Arm, md Nav,
onirers Adopt Re.oIu-
lions.
LEv rnlv.rsal S"rrIr.

hERl.lN Dec. "a monster gain
cr!nr OF German army ana navy a.
noc'S mere yesterday adopted =. rcSO-
luton in favor Of restoring the mon
arcny.
Not We. but our haprv .randcniI.
dFcn. VII see The pruSsian earl.
again soaring Sky ward" says tho rcso-