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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-04
HAPPENINGS ABOUT |.
/. CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

Miss Mamie Keegan has gone to
| Boston by sea where she will spend
her vacation.
K. Z. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will hold its regular
month"; meeting tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hulfish spent
he week end with Rev. and Mrs.
R. T. Dodge, at Chester, Va.
Mr.. Ernest Lyles of Bridgeport,
Conn, has returned home after COM
ne here to attend the funeral of his
sister Mrs. Philip Parks.
Mr. R. L. Bartlett of Daube, Nd,
las returned after visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Peter Hoy and his
grandfather, Mr.. ]. H. Bartlett.
Mrs. Grace Shoutlz and Miss Ruth
Smith left yesterday evening for
amp Okla Lee, Toronto, Canada
where they will spend the month of
August.
An open air moving picture show
ill be given Wednesday and Thurs
'ay evening on the lawn .at St.
Mary's boys school, Washington
md Queen streets.
Master Laurence Thompson of
Yarrenton, Va, who has been spend
ng the past week with his aunt, Mrs.
r. E. Thompson, has returned to his
home accompanied by his cousin Al
ton Thompson.
Mrs. Cora NJ. Shirley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward a. Fritsch and little
.:uenter, Virginia, motored in from
nicaco on Sunday and are guests
+ t!lc!r relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W.
:, Nicklin, Of South Pitt street.
Mr.. VIM. II. Ware, of Washing
on, and Miss Maggie May Staples,
f this city, were quietly married
saturday evening at Grace Church
ectory by Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
hey will reside in Washington, D.
A sample of the lights proposed to
q used for the illumination of King
trect's white way was placed in
position Saturday and used Saturday
light for the first time. The light
,as been placed on a pole on the
uth side of King between st. AS
ph and Pitt streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rosenfeld, this
itv, announces the marriage OF their
;on, Norman E. Rosenfeld to Miss Al
L. Grccnbcrg of Buffalo, n. y
ihich took place in Washington yes
erday at. the home of Rev. DR.. Simon.
immediately following the wedding
lr. and Mrs. Rosenfeld left for New
,crt News and other southern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-04
MARRIED.
: 7 y 7

+ MrnFloyd L. Dickefsoii and Mrs.
Elsie, Cohen of this ~ rr mart s,;!ni 4
ricd ejnjV' n1aoa, .. G 2 ruafys ,sIt!h)
Z, 1881 afleGs ot'.1.ating. r ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-04

STANDARD GASOLINE 25c
Open evenings and Sundays, Alex
andria Auto Supply, 1O4I South
Wa shington street. 149.tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-04

Open Air Meving Picture Show
For benefit Of
81. Mary's Boys School
In the School Yatd-.-
Washington & Queen Streets
August s and Z, 1919.
AT $50 P. M.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-07-30
Der 2lne iii Dent Olaubeu Der GDIfer
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N0tri5ier5 Sons @iir3cr5 Oic Gnt'
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GriNnerungcn an a(te 3eiteu.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
LATONIA RESULTS

F5s' rssss'1 .s fss5'09f, e yss ri III
Pullet. lot tRobertsonJ. $3.50. $500. Sec
2T9l n;. Ef!ihe: ia MoonReS' $50 third:
Prize. GIpsy Queen. Jas. r. Clark. b. Is.
johnson. Wand also ran.
Second race-one mile-Prince Pal. III
CELEBRATE. 100 tLunsford). $50 $50. sec
s 9nd Gensr. r Glenn ~ CWestins housel
day. Major Bradley
Golden Dawn: 10. SMuprs RAY "a ss.i0 ss'i0
$3.50. second: May Rose los iTsyiorI
sll.s0; third. Time. 1910. Emma J. Nell
James Duke weiinrtony, 'f hdden alen tef fsn
Fourth raee-siY .furlones..Gani curci.
Lorenzo Moss. 100 (Mooney). siiso. $3.50.
second; Fin IL. I'LL iLunsfordl. $3.50.
ard T eiry
SO (Mooneyl. $3.50. $40. out. won, King
CORN. 100 tPooD. $40. out. second: Ormes-
dale. lilo tLuSe). out. third. Time. 20: IS.
Three Went.
sixth race-m!le and furlong-Resalo. 100
lRobinson); and Tippo sahib. los tCan-
sso T ffD% .so 300. ssSS: Pros ss9S
los U.unsford). $3.50; third; Time. 1857;
Manager Waite. Sands OF Pleasure. Bell
sevssnth ,asseImi!s and fur!en * s
won: Jify ITO tCanheld). $3.50. $3.50. sec
ond: IL. C. Basch. ll2 tGardnerl: s3.lO.
M @4 ms sea,aiSer. Prince eei igor. SiEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
BANTAMWEIGHTS FORGE
WAY TO FRONT THIS FALL
Phil o,Dowd. Little Ohio Dynamo.
Replica or Jim my Wilde, SHOULD
Bear Watching.

The coming season in the boxing
game will furnish fight fans an oppor
tunity OF looking over hos, OF prom
islng boys in all classes. The game
promises TO experience its most healthy
growth, with scores OF boys in every
division showing their wares in prac-
tically every city in which boxing con-
tests have ever been held.
OF the various divisions OVERLOOKING
with talent. that OF the bantams APP
pears reple;e with many classy boys
4 number OF these fast li;tle fellows
have attracted much attention in the
past. while many of the newer school
are forging to the top.
In the latter class. one boy IN par
ticular should bear watching. Ohio
boasts OF bantam whom many fight
fans are confident Will eventually at
tain the bantamwe!ght crown. This
little dynamo is Phil ODowd whose
many success have attracted much at
tention throughout the Middle Western
States. replica OF that popular II,
tie Englishman, Jimmy Wilde. this DO
ODowd has proven a puzzle not TO b..
solved by some OF the best bantams in
the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
ELK SEASON OPENS NOV. |
shooting Of Animals VIII Re peym,,,.a
In All but Twelve Countirs
OF NiYRlnfa.

ny procia nation issued yesterday by
co,oncl J.. Hanh Bilisoly. commisaion er
or Game and Inland Fisheriea. and With
consent OF Governor Westmoreiand pa
vie. November ] hag been declared the
opening day OF the season on elk in all
ton. "
Counties where elk VIII be protected
ana no shootinE allowed are Bland,
Botetour,. Allegheny. Giles Montwom,
cry. Craig. rulaahi. KockbridKe. Frank .
lin, buckingham, Wythe and Patrick.
Large numbers Of elk are reported
Counties. and the species is naid 10
nave thriyed greatly since introduond
into thin State In 1917 by Comrnisnionlr
o. came John =. Parsons. who wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

cso1 os flick sfa s Eah
IneineratoE. 10; lndissretion. no; Lar
llS: FoTecosure los: Fair Colleen. no:
En- i3 Ii9%TEsmO NJ AssY9mptiona t liz;
Travis. 112: Susan NJ. los: Prin III. ll2.
Third raceIahout six furiongs-TiGsr
Paddy. rs: Sturdec. ll5; Ting-a.i ling. H.:
st IsidoEe liz: Ninety simplex. us: Helen
lo.: Marion collins. iot: Back Bay. !.9:
Title. 10Y: Poultney. l02: Maneuver. 107
PoIlu. l07: IIousemaid. ia: Frank Waters.
H.: Appiejack. III;
six MISREPRESENTATION. 100: Eastern Glow.
%; Sister Helene. 100; Lady Wood. los:
Edwina. 1os: American Soldier. l04.
, Fifth raSe-one mile and quarter,
Panama. o9: Snap Dragon H.. III: Wood
trap. us: Bally. lls: Albert a. los.
Sixth race.mile and si1teenth-Par
Hickory Nut. 1OS Favour. los: Inauieta.
l07: Zinnia. I0S: Miss Orb. %.
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SCHEDULE is ANNOUNCED
U. OF Va. Freshman Eleven Has Gam,
Pending With Washington Team
Saturday.
Ispecial to The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct. ID
The following games have been seized :
uled for Virginia's first-year football
eleven:
October 1s-Central High School. at
Washington (pending).
Octber 25-Woodberry Forest. at
Cha rlottesville.
November university Of Pennsyl-
vania Freshmen. at Charlottesville.
November 8-Staunton Military
Academy, at Charlottesville.
November 15-Open.
November 21-University OF North
Carolina Freshmen, at Charlottesville.
The team has played two games to
date. Fishburne Military School was
defeated. Sc to o. and Saturday the
team went to Augusta Military Acad-
envy and won by "a to o. The lineup
in tho Augusta game was as follows:
Gates, left end: Harwood. left tackle:
Ward, left guard: Sims. center: Black :
ford; right guard: Hail. right tackle:
Clark right end: Darlington. quarter
back; Parrish. left half: Opplcman.
right half: Zundel. full back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

SEA- rs Stint Taf 10 1Dsvss q so e. to T. out
won; AImlstiee. ils !Falrbro.heT,}}s 1n to
E1ez>. = to l.. TO =; even. third. d, Time line
On High Keliher ran.
Second racial bout six furlongs-Lunetta.
ll3 tkummer). 10 !. to 5. TO o. won:
Edwina. los (Fairbrother). II TO 10. to g.
out. second: bright Gold, l0s iButwelil. 10
TO l. to /. TO ), third Time. I'll 20.
Rambler Rose. Head over Heels. Anet,e
Teller ran.
tRowan>. ! to .. to .: to 9. won: vii
to :: second: Flags. LOG IRodr'qus9z to az, :;
Rosebud Smart Guy. Bill Mecloy ran.
Fourth race-rnie and furlon.-Auda-
cious. II! (Bu1ton)., to 4, out. out. won ::
Squirt. 1o5 (Kummer). IL to 8. out. out. sec
ond. Two went. Time. 1855 3-5.
Fifth race-miIe and seventy yards-Crys-
tai Ford. los tMyers). 6 to s. to 3. out.
won: Thistiedon: ZOE CARROLL. 10 to l.; 5
% to !. 10 l., . to I third. Time. l;4s 80
Sixth race-mIle and -sixtcenth-Jack
Mount. III (Butwel). II to 8. even. to ;.
won, Belle Roberts 1ns tMeCahs>. 10 to l.
2, to l. to 6: to 3 third; Tine p i ati
bird Mackenzie, II. c.. King ran.
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w. & j REVIEWS EFFORTS
FOR TILT WITH SYRACUSE
Coach Morrow Shaping Eleven for Inn
porfnnt battle on
October %.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON, PA. Oct. l3.-From
the Washington and Jefferson coaches
will be directed toward sha ping the
team for the important Syracuse battle
two weeks away. The Presidents meet
but the United Presbytcrians should
not cause Coach Morrow's men great
deal Of trouble. il the 5-to-0 score
made against them on October by
West Virginia University can be taken
as criterion.
Westminster is coached this year by
Wimber!y, the old Washington and
jefferson guard and captain, and his
team can be expected TO do better here
than il did al Morgantown. for Win
berly knows the Washington and JEFF
ferson style OF football: but unless
his nren improve greatly Washington
and Jefferson should be able 20 use
many substitutes after the first quar-
for the contest in the Syracuse stadium.
Next 10 the Pitt and West Virginia
struggles, which. Of course, involve bit
ter sectional rivalry. the Syracuse tilt
dents schedule. 1t marks the frs,
meeting Of teams representing the two
institutions in any branch Of athletics
so that neither knows much about the
,ation and hearsay. BAT Washington
and jefferson means to learn all Il can
about the big Orange team.
Pitt meets Syracuse on next Satur-
day. the weekend preceding the Wash
inGton and Jefferson game al Syracuse
and Head Coach Morrow, OF the Red
and Black. will see that game Both
Pitt and Syracuse are expected 10 be
forced TO show pretty much everything
they have in this engagement. and
mite line on the strength and strategy
OF both in their game on October IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
PLAN INDUSTRIAL BOXING
TO MAKE NEW DEPARTURE
FOR PROMOTION OF GAME
Fistic Field VIII Include Workers OF
Every Trade and Occupation
Under Scheme.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
NEW YORK. October 10.-Exten-
sion OF the boxing field in the United
States to championships in the work
ing classes is an unparalleled venture
IN American sport annals to be at
tempted by the new International
Sporting Club OF New York.
This club, headed by Major A. j.
Drexel- Biddle. millionaire sportsman
and noted marine. and including some
OF the most influential men in the
United States, has for its matchmaker
Tex Rickard, one OF the best known
promoters in the world.
tio under wn the present chaotic condi-
branches. professional and an amateur
class on small scale.
Ruben to Head Division.
;. - MAJOR riddles plan is to establish
the Industrial division and to include
workers or every trade and occupa-
mD;o a5 sh me head OF the industrial
Rubien. secretary OF the Amateur
Athletic Union and president OF the
Metropolitan Association.
the various industries will he az;
Vided INTO sectional classes and kinds
Such as the Eastern lumber class. the
t wiIl IN. textile class. etc. Each class
g. "a HcdN y"elSnt, middle
weight championships. Belts to 81" he
awarded 10 the winners by the club
arships. educational tours. pensions
ana the IKE that will no, destroy the
amateur rating Of the winners.
Inc various CHAMPIONSHIPS will he
decided by "A series Of elimination con
tests between the aspirants in each di
VISION, The final bouts will be staged
betore the international Club in a
so0O.OOO clubhouse. which is to be buiI,
in New York this winter.
Believes boxing Mt Zenith.
Major Biddie. the sponsor and orig.
inator or the idea. believes that box
ing is In the zenith OF it's popularity
now. especially among the Industrial
classes He IS Of the opinion tina
many returned soldiers who saw the
phySica advantages Of boxing ex-
emplihed in the army will be anxious
70 continue participation in the sport
II II u put on good, clean founda
tioh. is the purpose Of the club to
make this possible.
In addition to the Industrial classes
the club has completed plans for sim
liar contests in the army, navy and
the New York police and Are depart.
Incn's. In which the winners will be
pitted aga inst the champions OF the re.
Spective classes in England
the club lists among its members
prominent bankers. jurIsts. political ms
army and navy chiefs and sportsmen
IL has unlimited financial rcsourcca q nd
the prospects Of success IN the venture
I seem very bright.
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INDIANS ARE PREPARING
FOR GAME WITH SPIDERS
william and Mary Expects Hard Bnt-
80 tie Next Saturday on Home
GridirOn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch..

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct. l3.-Wil-
liam and Mary College eleven. which
plays Hampden- Sidney College in Nor
folk on November l, is nursing In
juries and getting in shape for the
game here Saturday with Richmond
College.
The Spiders will be accompanied by
their student body men and women.
and as every student at william and
Mary College will be at Cary Field for
the first championship game. the con-
test will not lack interest in this sec
graduates are many alumni OF each
cplleGe who will journey to Williams
burg Saturday.
Cotton" White, of Norfolk. who
made the longest run in the William
and Mary-v. NJ. I. game In Richmond
Saturday, was quarter back in
France. He is the fastest man on the
Indian eleven.
There is every reason to believe the
Richmond CollegeWilliam and Mary
contest will prove as exciting as the
Virginia Carolina scraps in years gone
by. These elevens have demonstrated
that they are nearly the equal OF the
big four in Virginia.