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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
~ IITHER PRICE
Princeton HatftarI IN 'sS ami ~ ana
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'fnhcf'f'" Ha'''" ." ." GU
''* 80 U'fif,s fis7T'taas M ~ --'-~@
p}dtnr down to Princeton to gee the
ran,e r.,th West Virginia were several
fornsv Yale and Princeton PLAYERS,
who referred aarrowfnilv 10 the lust
aonounced death If the noted Nale
rr1 FREDERICK ~ .kidt Wallace. once,
. prnr1irent agnrc in a large number
~ in,rrytanf taotban battles, In the
rarity we're Matter Camp and Big
Rul. Edward. who submerged their
.lalc ava rrinrat,3s, rivalry in good fol
lo, shin
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N1,,o"s ~'p ' 1870, ~" n-nrv nn
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Virginia Games.

At WILLIAMSBURG Hampden-S'd-
ney Z. William aud Mary,
At Richmond Richmond, 80
Randolph Macon,
~ RlaekSburg~~N v. r. /, ~ Emory
and Henry, o.
Al Chsrlottesyille--N lrginia fresh
men, a. North Carolina freshmen =
Fast, a.
At Cambridec ~~ Harvard lo'
At NsW York t,olnmbia. ~ Ne"
ork | University -t.
~ HARRISON. y - Rutgers -
NorthNe stern, o.
chi georgetown : .
Washington and Lee. s
~ South EetAlehem, ehlgE'
6. t4afaH e" -.
a dence~-~ brown o. ne"
Hampshire state, o
~ Pittsburg -Ptttsoure' tf' 1at-
nesie Teach. T. ..,, ,.,,
At " aShington--' a hoiic teiNcr'
sitE, -; Nil'a Nova. 20.
NJ Swarthmoret Ia, haVertord- ~
STarthmore, "a
~ Cnlls 90 fSfk. Mn MAJ Id i'a
state, 20; Western Maryland, o.
~ ftohckcil-~-s stevens ~ "ofee@-
ter FolNt"rnni', Il.
F~nn Freshmen. = cornell fresh
men. :.
uelroi 2A4 HuHa'ot
At MorgantoWn~- West Virginia
| University, -. one Neslf van, ..
~ Amherst Mass TUFTS. u Mass
ASgles, ~
" Washington, Pa Washington
and JEFFERSON S3. Wesleyan, o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
Union o.
Al fsdSton-~Iaa Ii3eftF, w. iF
high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
V. P. |. Swamps Emory
and Henry IL, $50

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
BlaCkshurg, Va, Nov. "a Emory
and Henry College was buried be
meath an avalance Of touchdo~Es
here today and Virginia Tech won
easilY. % To o Coach Bernier started
his second team against the Metho-
distS, who secured one touchdown III
tho first period He ran in his regu
lars at the beginning OF the second
period and they accumulated thirty
two additional points during the
twelve minutes of play. The second
team came back strong IN the third
frame with twenty six points. With "A
mixture Of regulars and scrubs The
Techs garnered thirty five points N
the final quarter.
This work of Halfbaek Lancaster
was brilliant TODAY and both Of his
touchdownS came after difficult
broken field runs from the center OF
the field The other stars for Tech
were Redd. Graham, Newman and
Crisp. Kelly, Emery and Henry :
diminutlve qua rterback was the star
for the visitors. Tech closes her 1ala
season next Thursday with the Ntr-
ginia Military institute IN Roanoke,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

SECTIONAL LADDER CAPABLE,
Oh EASY TRANSPORTATION

4 three section stepladder which can
be converted into an extension ladder
by simple manipulation lis described
with iliustration in Popular Mechanics
Magazine FOR Decemher, When the de.
vice is used AZ i stepladdtr. tho inter
mediate serves sas a ih.np for 4he bot
aoal section, while the top section is
attached TO the underside OF tie lower
step~and acts as 4 brace. BY aiming
the threa sections, u ladder Of con-
adorable length Is obtained. The lad
de-, can also be used on a stairway.
n - 81 4 M
Few politicians lead double liyos.
Ono " enough.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

The pas: week saw the pennant
chase IN tho Richmond TENT Pin lea
que tighten with but three games
separating the first and seventh place
teams. Colonel" Burch and his
ualrSmen took the measure Of the
Nolde Brothers in two out of three
games and went into a tie for first
place with the I s WOODEN Mills Co
who lost two games 10 the Cottreil
Sadflery 20. The latter team has
been materially sire ngthened by the
signing of Bruce Cook Cook takes
the place Of Byrdsong who resigned
from the team Flks Club took two
out of three games from McRae
Clothing Co. made A clean sweep Of
their series with the Citizens Home
Insurance Co The roll off Of the
F'lks-Cottrell Saddlery Co. postponed
from last week resulted in the Elss
taking two Of the three games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
COMPOSITION AIR PROPEJLERS
MAY RIVAL WOODEN STICKS

Airpiane propellers. formed of many
layers OF canvas bound together by n
wtll-known synthetic condcnsa ton
product Of carbolic acid and formal
dehyde. are said TO have been used by
several contestants in the recent New
York Toronto Air Derby, according to
Popular Mechanics Magazine for De-
cember. This stick made OF this com
position Is . practically homogeneous
mass OF high tensile strength, and,
Etherefcre, Gree from many faults IN
|herent = 1Ae wooden propeller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
CAME IN DETAIL
First Quarter.

The game opened with Rtchmond II
defending the North goal ZelgiarS
kicking off for Is yards, Reardon re-
turning il IA. Weikte was held ON
the next play Reardon made sardxN
and next time was held, Reardof@2
runted IS yards to Towill who missed
the ball IL rolling out of the gridironssSl
zeigler made g yards fer first downs
snead Z yards zeigter fun bled. the
Jackets recovering Reardon fumbled.
Carter recovering. Snead fumbledN
again but recovered for two yard
loss,
Geizler . yards, Towni io en-
double pass for first down. Spencer
made yards, Snead lost ON a
double pass Broaddus puntsd 2Ns5
Yards to Reartion who made befuro
being tackled, On the next play the
ball failed to advance. but Cochranasa
made yards and Gettle 2 for first
down This was the only first down.
tlae eIAakaszs ssaade dae ng the EaFlt4sssS
Eeardc-1 made ono ward and then
puuted 81 tn Towilt who made three
before being downed Zeigier uladAA
two feet, Towili seven Yards. ZeigIer
/ Yards Tor first down TowiIl mazda
. Yards. Snead 3 Towil 3 when
Randolph Macon was penalized nyAX]
sSsTtis &eF~ ,sff -ssssa@ sssaG5ss. a. s-Qr&6SsS
Towiu I yard Tho down not being
made the ball became the propertXA
of the Jackets. Reardon lost foot
Deikie made : yards Randolphe
Macon fumhled, Weikle recovering On
The 81 ward line. Rearfion 1. WeiklAM
/, Cochran / and Eeardon pun4Ads9
a ward. the quarter ending with the
ball ON Richmond's 3s-yard line ana
second down, Score--0-0.
second Quarter gsIS
Towill made YARDS Zeigler 4x8
Rroaddus punted s. yards. one 9TH
the most perfect yunts of the gAmas3
Weikle made yards in two attempting
whom the jackets Were penalizedsAx0M
Yards for oft-sidc Eeardon made "a!
yard and then punted Jones mAA9*
: yards and Snead is for first dow
zeigler made y Yards for anothG
first down. Snead 4, Jones for MrN3
down Snead Yards. Zeigler yar4
and Snead again for for frst down
Richmond had SIX wards to go for f
touchdown, Jones made OF 1xS
Snead was held forward PEI
tailed Zeigler made q drop lricI
from the 20yard line for the Ar1
score of the game, 5sS
Zeigler kicked off ~ yards
Howard who made only one yard ~
lore being dowues Butterwort
made q yard and a half on two IT,
Pearson lost yards and then puntG
70 Zeizler, 81 yards away. the laktr
making ward. Snead lost 8 yara
on double pass. Spencer mad4
yards. Broaddus punted 40 yards e
Cochran, who dropped the ball, Cart
covering it for Richmond. Jon1
made yards ard zeizler for Dr.
down. Snead made three yards vince
Richmond was penalized Ave for clls
side Zetgler made . Yards hriM9$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
Chase for Flag
Is Getting Close,
Only Three Games Separates
First and Seventh Place
Teams-Notes From the Al
leys
standing of tho Teams.

This Weeks schedulc.
Monday, Nov Ell 'otftell sad
dlery Co VS.. Cook Printing Go. at
Pietsch alleys
TUESDAY, Nay 25.--M {
Clothing Co rs. Nolda Brothers
at Palace ALLEYS
wcdnesdav Nov cs--Citizens
Home Insurance co VS.. T. s.
Woolen Mills CO, a Pietsch ALLEYS,
Thursday, Nov. 23.--Thanks-
giyins.
FRIDAY. Nov IS Richmond
Dairy co, KS, Elks Club. at Palace,
alleys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
ALLEY RUMBLINGs

Bruce Cook got away to j GOOD
start III his first game from the~Cot-
trells getting a count OF 2ls. He did
not have a fat frame. getting SIX
strikes three Of which he punched
for a turkey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23
Yale Bows to
Harvard Team
by 1913 Score
Eddie Casey Proved to
Be Too Much fer the
Ellis, Making Seven Out
Of the Ten Points.
B, DAMON KtNyoN

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the football IN tbe Harvard stadium
Ftath.-,d ynlSv no little, and
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

pire, DAVIS, Hampden- Sidney. Head
lnesman. Miles Tech. Touchdowne
Mccain, >, Redd. :: Rice. tancaster
2. Graham Newman. Crisp. j.
Shaner wits and Gay. Goals from
touchdown. Crisp, { McCann and
Walters, Time Of quarters--tw q
fifteen and two twelve.
Substitutes -- For Tech --- Redd
Crisp. Rec. Lancaster. Graham.
Newman. Shaner Wills and Gay, For
Emory aud Henry. Jones,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

sWbst3tNteS---NF sI IFEfHId \ MdftIf
for Brooks. Hin for Neale Emsweiler
for Harrick Brooks for Martin, Mar
lin for HaEer, Lyttls for Hite, Lewis
for iIls Dawson foral.entz. Haw kins
Ter Rodgers. Ohio Wesleyan Engle
Tor Long. Bell for Wright, Grover Tor
Elder Weed for Stcgcr.
Tourhdcwns RodEtT;, >; LENT :;
En,sweller. Elder. Goals from touch
downs-~Rodgcrs, z. Time OF quar-
fer@-stwctve minutes. Referee 49,
Merrintan, Geneva. Tmpire-~~k eiU-
son. West Virginia, Wesleyan Lines
man, Lsntam. West Virginia. Yves
Il satf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

Cottreile nov hold the alleT record
81 the Palace with an individual game
of ss1 and three "a me total Of 24ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

Eighty-nve per cent Of tho lame poo
pie are affected on the left side. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

NhilS Sptll,ns was sptjhne The nins,
Ms team ~ ate, EiilAy vas not - hard o.
hearted and was letting the pins Oft
With scores of %, 15h y nd 12%- Frank
IS enc underts ker v'hn has soft heart,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
DIAR R H OEA
Quickly Cured b
WAKEFIELD'S
Blackberry Balsam

wakencld's Blackberry Ralsam has
been the surcst and safest remedy fDg
Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Cholera lnfAn-
tum and Cholera Morbus for - yvqso
While II In quick and positive In ~
action. II 10 unlike other remedies -
that II II harmless and does mot on.
stipate. II simply checks the troublo
and puts the stomach and bowels n
their natural. regular condition. Oe
the millions OF bottles that have been
sold. never has n case been reported
10 the manufacturer where = curp
was not effected when directions were
followed. even after other rsn,sdiGU
had failed. Every home should have :
bottle or more on hand ready for sud-
den attacks. Full size bottle. ~
everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
ADJUST LAND VALUES.

High Prioss For Land Make Change
in Assessments Necessary.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. July 12.-There will be
considerable adjustment Of land valu-
ations necessary as reported to the
state auditor by the county auditors
when the state executive council
meets July Is to pass on these county
assessments.
In the face Of the high prices being
paid for land in the daily transactions
turnout the state, the values as res
ported for assessment by many Of the
county auditors are below the average
fixed by the council in recent years.
Many OK the counties are ia;eEi in res
porting 80 that not all OF the figures
are available. kilograms are being
sent to the counties not yet m, urging
that their, reports be nled with the
stAte auditor not later than July Is.
After passing on the valuations and
adjusting all those considered too low
the council will then AK the assess
menks. h. si
Public utilities including railroads
telephone and telegraph assessments
VIII be the hxst ones to be considered
~ the council. u the past several
yeAy1 bat little change has been made
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
Hampton News Briefs.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, July 12.-W. B. Barney
state dairy and food commissioner
was here for visit with his sons
at Chaplin and calling on former ac-
quaintances. From here he went to
Vermont on business mission.
County Clerk w. T. Webb has re-
turned from Rochester. Mimi, where
he submitted to an operation.
Howard Lambert, now Of Billings
Mont, and numbered among the citys
successful attorneys. was here recently
renewing acquaintance among his
friends of former days. He Is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lambert, OF
Minneapolis, former residents Of this
city.
Lavine Jones has returned from q
pleasure and vacation trip that took
him as far west as the Pacific coast.
He met many former Franklin coun-
ty residents.
DR.. Uzzie Weeks has arrived in the
seas with the American forces. He is
expected home in a short time.
o. E. Benson, formerly of Geneva,
and q supervisor of Franklin county
some years>ago, has been here and at
Geneva visiting with friends. His
home Is now at Steele, N. D. He re-
ports crops in that vicinity as very
good.
It is announced that Carl Raymond.
of Geneva, is soon to be welded to
Miss Margaret Angel, Of Seattle, Wash.
A. w. Beed. for many years q pro-
minent man here in financial affairs
and an official Of the Franklin County
State Bank, has removed from Heb
ner, Calf, where he had banking In
terests, to Biggs, in the same state,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
Southern Io1,n Items

week, Mr.. Hartley sold the same place
to George Yin Of this city, and Albert
Van Houweling, of Pella, for an ad-
vance Of $125 per acre over the pur-
chase price, or a profit of cool $780,
900. This sale Of 800 acres Of land at
$3.50 per acre, establishes new record
for Marion county land, transaction
aggregating more than $2SG,000.
Iowa City-Eleven rural schools in
Johnson county must close under the
new law that schools not showing an
average attendance Of five pupils dur
ing the last year will have to shut
their doors. Two other schools of the
community have previously been closed
for want Of patronage. The school
districts with an attendance not large
enough to maintain a school Of their
own must provide transportation for
the pupils to an adjoining distric,
where school Is maintained.
Davenport-Home brewing Of beer
will be permitted in Scott county, de-
spite the ruling made the first Of the
week by Attorney General Hayner, of
Iowa. County Attorney Henry H. Jeb-
ems declared today in an interview
that he would not prosecute home
brewers who manufacture beer sole
ly for their personal consumption
Hundreds Of improvised breweries in
Davenport homes may thus keep UP
their operations without fear, 30 far
as state prosecution Is concerned. The
ruling made by the county attorney
applies strictly to state prosecution.
Council HIuffs-O Organization Of tho
entire boy population OF the city into
Boy Scout troops will begin soon. The
council Of the movement has secured
office rooms for a scout executive
and meeting place for the boys al
the library and is now negotiating for
HI executive. Several applications
have been made. When he is EN-
ployed the forming, OF the boys units
will be taken up. Some discussion OF
a scout farm was made at Wednes-
days meeting Of the council but nc
definite action taken on securing q
tract Between $4,000 and $4,000 was
raised in the recent drive to organize
the scouts in this city. About 1880
Of this will be paid to the executive
as a salary. and the rest will be ex-
pended by him under the direction OF
the council. n,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
IEE{S{&&Ss5;ssS3$$s;ll&BAABtl;;it
kk7I'r Laura A klnk1nan "

Laura A. klck1non

yolks till light, add sugar and mix
with q of a cup of pineapple syrup.
Stir over the fire TIL as thick as cream
then remove from heat and add tho
chopped pineapple. When cold. whip
the cream solid. fold the two mixtures
together. pour then into the mold, seal
and bury for 3h to hours in equal
parts Of ice and salt to freeze.
It will be observed that, altho this
menu includes few dishes. the dishes
are strong in nutritive value. The re-
cipe for the main dish (ham and po-
tatoes) should be doubled In quantity
SO that the hungry sportsman may
come back" for second or even n
third helping II they wish to. For
bounty Is Of course the strong point
for a simple meal.
The Club Salad, which calls for
chicken, contains more nourishment
than the customary type OF vegetable
salad. Canned. boned chicken may be
used in this recipe instead Of left overs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-12
Beaman Items.

Special to Times-(Republican.
Beaman. July 12-G. NJ. Elliott is
contemplating putting in a stock of
boots and shoes, also gents furnishings.
1t is badly needed here. We also want
a meat market.
Haying and early oats and wheat
harvests are in full blast. The wheat
and oats are blighted some but will
be a fine crop.
Walter Higgison, having served an
apprenticeship to become an expert in
auto work has bought an interest with
Roy Johnson of this place, Mr.. Postol
retiring and moving back to Cedar
Rapids.
George Hitchcock and family will
motor thru southern Minnesota for the
next three weeks.
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DeWitt-The thirty-ninth annual
fair Of the Clinton County Agricultural
Society will be held here Sept. to H.
and indications are that it will be one
of the most successful in ,the history
OF the organization.
oskaloosa-O skaloosa will soon vote
on the city manager form Of govern
ment II leading, citizens are Successful
in their efforts to bring their plans to
vote Of the people. Petitions have
been filed asking for special cleo
ton at which the city manager plan
will be presented for action.
Observation-Disclosures county Is going
to have stock and grain judging con-
test for its boys and expect large
number of the boys to enroll. Coun-
Fty Agent !. N. Taylor is in charge OF
the club. The winner in this club will
be entertained free at the State Fair
along with the boys from the other
counties In the state.
What cheer-The contract has been
let for complete sewerage system ,to
be completed by the first Of the year
The bonds were bought by Bechtel &
W. NdyOI - e. SOWou S1AN SAS SASJ
council are pushing things. It is ex-
pected that the city will put in several
blocks Of paving next year. The city
has civil engineer onsthe Job. The
pipe will be furnished by the What
Cheer Products Company.
Museatins-George Grosjean. a local
painter, was knocked insensible. and
Fred Kern. an employe Of Mr.. Gros-
jean, sustained severe bruises about
the face and shoulders when the Ford
truck in which they. were hurryins
home from Wrayville. Ill. in the path
Of the approaching storm, suddenly
skidded and was blown over an eight
foot e1nba1,;kir-,,i, shortly hetcc:
o'clock last night. The accident oc-
CURED about half q mile this side OF
Wrayville.
Knoxville When Jim Hartley pur-
chased the Harve James farm Of 800
acres near Milcher, two years .yago.
paying the record price up to that
time Of 1925 per acre, the sale at
tracted attention all over the state and
many dire predictinos were made as
to Mr.. Hartley's venture. The wise
ones said that he was crazy and that
the deal would break his back. Last
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Y Secretary Takes Passionate.

Special to Times-Republican.
Nevada, July 12.-Dr. c.. N. Swihart,
Of Fort Sill, Okla, where he has been
engaged in army "Y'' work, comes to
Nevada Sunday for his first sermon
as pastor of Memorial Lutheran
church.. He comes as successor to
Rev. Fred Ross Sherck who resigned
to go to Grace Lutheran. church of
Omaha Swihart is a graduate Of
Midland College, of Atchison, Kan,
and Of the Western Theological Semi
nary Of the same place. He has
preached in Denver and Omaha be-
fore entering the army ~" service.