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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
NEW EVIDENCE DISCOVERED
IN CASE OF JOE WILL JAMS
i'e'ec'Tcn Claim New Angie. arc
round for Prnsecutfon Of
Young Chauffeur

Detective serGeants Wiley and Smith
Nao IRE working on the case o. Joseph
q Williams. chauffeur. under arcs,
:uspecle1 ~ killing his wife. DAISY
.-ou!se Williams. who died slidnniS.
ear-y MONDAY morning from blood cio-
9a Inc brain, have secured new cyl
aeAee Tor the prosecution YESTERDAY.
according TO their statements last
night Although the evidence was sa Il
20 De o! primo Importance thcy.refuse d
10 make II pubic.
some question arose yesterday as 10
whether George ". Eehou;. father or
lae dea~t woman. would take any ac-
ton either IN the Way OF assisting his
sar -ia-!aw or Of retaining counsel 10 !.
ward aiding IN the prosecution % tbe
case.
Police claim that Mr.. Ycbou, has
employed lawyer 70 assist the com
noawsa!th 'sAttorney. stating rha, ~ >
tather int!mated that he wanted the
oest available counsel to prosecute the
case The attorney would neither con-
frn nor deny that he had been an
preached BY Mr.. Bcbou. in the matter.
When interviewed MIR Rebout sa id
That he had not employed an attorney,
but THAI The did not know what ne
night do later that is, after the cor
oner's inquest N the City Hall Friday
morning.
While the police admit that there is
no evidence of Williams striking his
wife al their home, 3o7 West Grace
street they have proof. they say. that
he did IN a disturbance that took place
At the home of her father, 6l9 North
seventh Street, on Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
MANY ENTER PHARMACY
CLASSES ON OPENING DAY
Medical College of Virginia Has
Record Attendance M Term
Begins,

An increase of between hfteen and
twenty over the opening day last year
at the Medical College OF Virginia in
the School OF Pharmacy yesterday at
most marked feature of the matricula :
Ton OF freshmen yesterday. This means
that as many freshmen ma;riculated in
the Srhool OF Pharmacy yesterday al
The Medical College as matriculated
during the entire session last year
The matricula tion of new students in
the school OF Medicine and the School
OF DENTISTRY will be limited to forty
II Gaoh depar tment.
The Ri. Rev. Collins Denny. BishoD
cf the southern Methodist Church; Dr.
Robert Nelson, Rev. Charles f.. Hanni-
gan. DR.. stuart Mcclure. Or. A. L.
Gray Dr.. j. A. G. Hogan and Abr:
Bolcnbaugh made briIe talks at the
formal opening of the Medical College
IN the auditorium of College Han yes
terday at noon.
The superabundance of clinical ma
terial was emphasized in the talks Of
"a ,hs Of the faculty in reference
n isals belongings 70 The college which
VIII take place early in the session.
Leland Miller. Of the faculty of the
school OF Pharmacy, is the only mem
ner or the pre-war Medical College
FACULTY who is not returning this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
"RED" FLEMING TO COACH
V. M. |. FOOTBALL OUTFIT
Former AIt-AmcrIcn Hnlf Back Gets
Out Eighty Candidates In prnc-
ticc First Day.

LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. 17.-"Red"
Fleming, former star OF Washington
and Jefferson University, and Camps
selection for all-Ancrican half back
made his first appearance on the hill"
today. having signed articles to coach
the Virginia Military Institute foot
ball squad this season.
During the war Red" served with
tho United States Marines. winning a
commission in that branch of the SER
vice. Lieutenant Fleming comes high
~ recommended By Camp. Warner and
other football celebrities. and, jude in 8
from the pep and ginger instilled in
there IS every indication that he will
be one of tine most successful coaches
ever obtained by the institute.
Ten monogram men of last seasons
team have reported for duty. and these.
together with Lcech, Summers. Mantor
and others of like caliber, who have
Just obtained their discharges from
the various branches Of the service,
championship team should be formed.
and 1t vii! be with such men as Flem-
ing and Spruhan on the coaching stan.
Todays practice saw eighty men in
uniform. Among these were many new
faces. the most promising of which are:
Bacharach. who is consistently punt
ing sixty yards; Romcyn. formerly of
Tome: Hunt. who played last season
on the freshman team OF the University
OF Virginia. and Anderson, heavy
l.nctnan.
These. together with the usual de-
velopments in the new material, should
equal ability for each position, an lIn-
usual condition Of affairs at the insti-
,u'e ana one which promises one OF
the most successful seasons in its his
tory,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
MANY HORSES TO GO IN FOR
STEEPLECHASING NEXT YEAR
Now Being SchOolcd for Jumps to Re-
plcnish rhonc who Were Used
for wnr Purposes.

NEW YORK, Sept lit is generally
admitted that cross-country racing on
the Eastern tracks this season has
been a dismal disappointment to the
promoters OF the sport as we'll as 10
the very limited number OF fencers
with the consequent lack OF real com
petition
But II is pleasing to know that there
are bright prospects for this branch
o. the sport. According to Frank j.
Bryan. secretary of the Hunts Com
mittee OF the National Steeplcchase and
Hunt Association, there will be big
boom next year. for already more than
100 horses are being schooled for the
jumps 10 replenish tho stables which
were permitted to run down during
the period OF the war.
Cross country racing is undoubtedly
the most picturesque part OF the turf
sport and. when properly conducted,
with large fields OF entries. has an
extensive following.
Its decline was traceable directly to
the VA. which took into the service a
majority OF the mon who had tostered
this form Of racing. Such men as pau,
ID. Cravath. James Park, Richard Nor
timer and NORMAN Prince. among
vice and accordingly neglected their
racing interests. Those who kept
some OF their horses in training re-
duced their sta bles.
TO make the situation worse. little
racns by ,he varoes
sociations since the beginning of the
war. The purses have never been
large enough to attract men of modest
means. SO uaat the jumping events
went into cross country racing for the
sport alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
THINK JOHN BARLEYCORN
WILL RECEIVE NO RESPITE:
Wartime Prohibition in Force Until
German and Austrian Treaties
Arc Ratified.
MAY MEAN UNBRoKEN DRoUru
Anti-SaIoon League Leaders and
"Drys" Generally Confident Will
BE No "Wct" Interim Before Con-
stitutional Prohibition.
fRy un,xer.al se...se

WASHINGTON. Sept. l7-Confdence
is growing among dry" members Of
Congress and representatives OF the
Anti-Saloon League that there will be
no respite for John Barleycorn before
his temporary punishment from the
United States is made permanent
Gondi,ions are so Shaping them
mat president Wilson will not be able
10 ny time prohibition before the
~, ons y, amendment becomes
operative January 15.
The vets" too. are apprehensivc
est this shall be the situation.
ops sne ~a i,,,,,?i prohib!t.on Law is
present war. and thereafter until the
d dsrm nation OF disqualification. the
naac or when shall be determined and
proclaimed by the President
Must Await Ratification
inning their faith TO tho frs. part
OF this im.tation-"untii the conclu-
son OF the present war,-the prohi-
cannot exercise his power OF iifiing
me war time ban until the United
,,s,tis IS technically. as well as ,prac-
Senate
Attorney General Palmer has ruled
n.y-General's opinion. the Prcsiden,
mas stated that ne has no power 10
act until the Senate acts.
u.. &c one important Phase of the
SITUATION that the vets" seem to have
entirely overlooked. With only 400. 600
men now in the army. it is certa in
th2t disqualification will have been
.ompieted by the time the Senate
'at!hes the treaty with Germany.
Yet 10 Consider Austrian Treaty.
The treaty with Austria "a We, "a 10
considered. This document mas MOI
even been submitted 10 the Senate
;nus far.
The prohibition!st leaders pojn, az,
mat the words unit! tho conclusion
~ inc prnsent w2r," as contained ia
~ Wartime prohibition law, apply 10
n!m IN the assertion that Presidnnt
4tson VII not violate even tho letter
= ne IA In order TO permit the re.
nerore conEtitu.Ional prohibition be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
COSTLY GIRDlE PLANNED
FOR CHAMPION DEMPSEY

continued from Eighth Pagc)
an unofficial way. 1t was learned that
Al the time moving spirits of the new
organization wrote letters both to Jess
willard and Jack Dempsey, telling
them about the belt. At the time the
belt was first mentioned il was stated
IN communications to the lighters that
the belt would be worth $4,000.
Since then 1t has been changed to
a 10000 belt. which still makes il one
OF the costliest ever given RING
champion.
Dempsey is expected to appear at the
club on its opening night aud at that
timc VIII be presented with the beauti-
iul Sirdie which is to De his during
mis- championship days. 1t is UNDER
stood that the condition OF donation
involves surrender of the belt when
the championship changes hands
The action Of the new National Snort
ing Club in revivinE the belt in pugi-
listic affairs is the first thing OF it's
Kind since the days of John l.. Suili-
van. The mighty Bostonian was given
bejeweled belt by admiring friends
during the early part OF his champion
snip days and for many years il was
one of his proudest possessions. But
when misfortune came to him Suili-
van sacrificed the belt. He either gave
it to some friends or put it in pawn
for loan. He never redeemed it,
and il disappeared from view until a
short time after his death. when il
was reported to be in the hands OF a
Baltimorean.-Copyr 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
BEST TH0ROUGHBREDS TO
RACE AT YONKERS IN FALL
columbus. Victory and westchcster
Hnndicaps tn lie FcntureS of En-
ptrc city Meet.

NEW YORK, Scp:. 1.-THE ten
stakes Of tho Empire city Racing AS
sociation, which will be decided dur
ing the Autumn meeting. which Will
open october IL, have closed most salts.
factorily, with the best thorouchbreds
in training named for the various
events.
Tho Columbus Handicap. at one mile
and furlong. which VIII be the fea-
ture OF the opening day. for three
year-olds and upward: the Victory
Handicap, at one mile and a quarter,
TOT the same ages. and the Westchcs,er
give promise OF sensational contests, as
the nominations fol these prizes in :
G ,i,I, such phenomenal performers as
ter. War Cloud. Star Master, over There.
Thunderclap. Fairy Wand Spur, Ballv.
Corn Tasscl. Hannibal Wcsty Hogan.
Rosebud. Hendrie.. Tickiish. War zone
and Senninss Park together with nu-
mcrous others Of lesser note.
Iherc mas been considerable discus
SION TINS season as TO which thorough
bred is entitled TO the Championship
honots Over the mile route. Opinion a
m mont, ago favored Naturalist. but
wlthln the last week I.uculiite has
made many friends. and it should be a
very even thing between this feet pair
over such course as Empire
War Cloud. Star Master and Hollister
arr az horses with extreme speed
BaHy is another Westminster candidate
| that IS fond of the distance and tho
| track WeEty Hogan. Hannibal Snn
| niAsS Park. Nalor and f,n,ilade arc
'lhcw!Se ~ HE TO mite while. o,
course Purchase, the $500. 900 beauty
is al home over any route =
he columbus Handicap. which has
S-."oo AIDED. should be one Of the hes,
races 0! the autumn season Tho we..b
- IN hia-oGtoper is usually Of the best
IN. 'dF!ouS insect pests which are
prevalent during the summer HAVING
utsappehTed, horses train more KINDLY,
ana as consequence run more truly Ia
i'an thdn In the summer months
me Instance OF the Coluubu. VIII,
.aNor surh performers az purcb,.o
Tar Master War Cloud Spur. Corn
asset Salor and Thundcrciap, N,tIr'
a.ist ana Lucullitc. however ma sur
sm ,lIa me rSIlent by staying the extra
aui!o.S. The fact tina; Thomas Wnisa
ana samuel G. H!idreth their rnsnnn =
~ trainers have nominated ,bo,, - :
~, ~ Sictor% Handicap which il a, !.
,n,ie ana A quarter. would indicate ti,a1
II. 90 not share the popular boi;af
italy &C. Hpflhtcrs essen
Horses Of great speed whicb ma, ).
, 49,, ~ the early part Of Their race
ZINES put up ASTONISHING na-forr,,
""t'S over a route. - - NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
BUSINESS MEN PRACTICE
FOR COMING BALL Camel
Hotnrinn. and i<ivanianS VIII Cln.hI
Mt boulevard Field on Stature
day, September IT,

Thirty-two members Of tho Rota.x
ana hiwants cubs yesterday s,artad|
day. September 81. for tho benes,t M
the Richmond Recreation and PA
Src ind Association. -
The two teams have nearly
test. and will spend several hour
every afternoon on the bali ground b
proceeds will go to provide recreatinn|
equipment for the association 20 he1
us Tho oE the oniidren Of the city.
large crowd, as II Will be the frst ey.I
played by teams OF the clubs. Thl
following members ws.e QUE ycster1
day.
Tom Howell. Howell Brothers
Hob TRITON; cap hisim AUS sa Tps Co
Roy Eichberg. American Heating ana Ven
t EysTe,, H dr. City Health Department.
;. II. X. ID. Peschy National City s.eur,tJ
NJ $ Knight. Advertising Manager. Timer-
s:ewart Rasisnd, Deputy spy'aS com nm
" "Es ssy Baton A RS5ss MseA,s
mona @a'sr @inn sse sn5 co manager Rsh
WAITER y Bucsrocder. Richmond struet-
Rotary Team YN
G. T. Marchmcnt. Western Electric RI
g. L. Bcardscy Spotless Co.
Howard ID. Bryant.
and Potomac Railroad.
w &. Carrick.
Garland Hood. ives. virginia Coal co
q: Is. Lorraine. Sanders Brothers Co
, Thomas ID. McAdams, Merchants National
J. W: Newton. Newton w oodx ward Co.
W. H. Parker. physician Captain and
Alvin II. Smith Smith. Courtney Co.
- Il Ialman. +. l.. Taylor Co.
e, g; Taylor. Life Insurance Company
&C. W Throekmorton. Richmond Corfu
Co esnent
DIR. w. Russell Bowie. Episcopal minis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
0L0-TIMER TO SEE SERIES
Man Who Played Against Cincinnati
tied stockings VIII Witness.
Gnmes with White So1.

COLUMBUS, o. Sept. .17.-one who
played against the Cincinnati Red
stockings of 1852 will be a spectator
play in the home city for the worlds
championship.
he Is ollie NJ. Evans. foremost mem
Der OF tho commission business in Co.
lumbus and former member Of the CITY
government Fifty years ago. whe
tho Cincinnatis visited Stubcnvillc o..
Evans, then quite a young fellow.
played third base for the home team
and. with his companions. suffered de-
feat.
After the game Harry Wright came
up and congratulated him for his good
playing. sending him into the seventh
heaven of delight. Evans is still snry
| and q devotee OF the game
His ticket for the opening contest
! has been engaged and he hopes &c
meet George Wright. who has prom-
ised 70 attend tho series. and renew
the DAYS Of a half century ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
DEMPSEY REFUSES FORTUNE
Through His Manager Declares He
VIII Not Box Beckett for "Pnltry,
Sym of 100000.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17-Jack Demp-
sey today refused an offer of sl5o.o0O
10 fight Joe Beckett. the champion
hcavyw eight of England. made by
Redmond Barry, on behalf of EnElish
SportSmen.
Dempsey rejected the profered sum
through Jack Kearns, his manager.
who said
Il will not make any defenite ar
rangements for Dempsey 10 box until
after the bout between Carpenter and
Barry insisted that Beckett would
knock the French champion out but
hehrns shook his head and answered :
After the fight we might considc r
TINS Insignificant amount which YOU
have offered TO Dempsey"
Inc bid made by Barry was for a
and the sum offered is more than VII
lard received for his bout with DENIM
sey Willard got 100000, which is
me biggest amount ever paid to a
"paltry." %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
ORPHANS TO SEE SHOW
VIII Tie Guests OF Victor Thcatcr Snt-
urdny Morning mt Special
Performance of mickey

Richmond orphans will be guests Of
the Victor Theater Saturday morning
for the performance featuring
Mickey. II was announced ycstcr-
day. Orphans of the Female Home. St
PauIs. the Richmond Male Orphan
Asylum and the Masonic Home have
been extended Invitations The per-
~ 'rlpcL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
POSTPONE DOCK HEARING
Lester Sisler Unable to Attend Seq
sdon to Discuss Leasing OF
City Wharycs,

Owing to the inability of Lester Sis
Ter to be present at the meeting Of the
RIVER. Harbor and Dock Committee.
which WAS 70 have been held last night
10 consider the matter OF leasing a
posed New York, Baltimore and Rich
mond Line, was called Off MIR. Sisler
and Charles w. Harrison are the prime
movers in the business venture and
ar. sister IS now in the North neSo-
eating for boat to put i'll the trade.
he meeting OF the committee will be
held later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
FIELD NARROWS DOWN
Only Eight Professionhlx Left in Golf
Tourney Over Links Of En-
Sinccrs' Club.
rRy Associated Prcss.l

RoSLYN. y. Y. Sept. 1.-THE field
In the Professional Golfers Association
championship tournament over the en-
Sinecrs' links here is gradually bein z
wecded out. for. ms result of the
second round today. only eight golfers
are loft to fight il out tomorrow
The surprise Of the day was the de-
feat of Mike Brady. the Massachusetts
the national open title. Brady was
eliminated by George Mclean the
Great Neck, l.. L.. pro" G up and 5
to play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
ARRANGE TITLE SERIES
Pennant Winners In American Associa-
tIon and Pncifc Const League to
Play Mt Los Angeles.
TBv Associated Prcss.1

nv NssOCiated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Announcement
Of a championship series between the
pennsnt winners OF the American As
ISOLATION and Pacific Coast League. TO
be played at Los Angeles. was made
here today by Thomas J. Hickey, presi-
dent of the American Association.
President Hickey also announced
that negotiations for series between
tho champions OF the International
League and american Association had
been definitely called of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Hearing on Ra,e. Toda,

An application for an increase In
freight rates on goods in less than car
load lots. made some time ago by the
Roaring Fork Railway Company, will
be heard today by the State Corpora
ton Commission. The Roaring Fork
Railway Company Is one OF the few
lines which is not under government
control. and therefore subject is the
jurisdiction OF the Corporation Com,
mission. s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
MOTORMAN is IMPROVED
Joseph H. Herbert 2IIs Enst Broad
street, Not ms Seriously Hurt
ns First Thought.

1t was stated at the Grace Hospital
seph II Herbert, 2118 East Broad
Street a notorman, hurt when a street
car left the tracks yesterday morning,
was much improved. 1t was first
thought tho injured man had sustained
fractured skull. The accident oc-
Cured in the vicinity OF Twenty-ninth
and M Streets, shortly after midnight
Herbert lives at 2S1S East Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
FoothnII Squad Ont.

tSpecial 20 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBURG. VA, Sept. l7.-Fortv-
I'VE men responded 10 the first call for
which was made at tho opening of tn.
school today. The squad appears as
,houEh good material can be secured
TO make a good eleven along with
the vetcrns who return TO the school
again. King XIII viii coach the team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Educational Relief Money In Use.

BV IrcE5. ~
BRUSSELS, Sept. 1.-THE first por
ton of the money turned over by tn,
Belgian Relief Commission to the Bel
gian government for educational pur
poses already has been distributed
among the universities of Brussels
Liege, Client and Louvain. tho Mon,
Mining School and the Brussels Colo
NAL School. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Jockey Sande Rides Six
Winners in Single Day
Iny uniyerhnl scrricc.1

HANRt: DE GRACE. Nd. Sept.
i1.-JOckey Snndc rode six winners
In touny's rnccH, the first time tho
tent has been performed In some
thing like twenty yenrs. Sandc had
seycn mounts, but Runnyven In the
opening racc failed to land In the
money. In tho other races he won
hnndily over large fields.
pnrlny OF 8. on I'll yinhdi,
Wodan, African Arrow, Milk Maid,
sunny flill and Bnthiidc. ridden by
Snnde, would have netted the player
about S2,2UO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
TAkA-kOLA BREAKS EVEN
IN GAMES WITH VISITORS

-s;---,--- ------- g .t.n So
stolon hasr3-B urnham. Amos Ferguson n
SPENCER Double play--Joyncr 10 Ryrd
Lef on hasss--Taka- koia. 3: Rcdnen
Bases on tallS-on Carter. i, OF T. Speu-
Ger 2 Hits--on Shelton. in inning
.none out IN third. struck out-hy ShcI.
I'm. y Nv Spencer. D: Ivy Carter. =. Time
OF Eame-l 10 Irmnirn- gan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Asriculture BulIctin ONT.

Commissioner Koiner, Of the Depart
mont OF Agriculture. announced yester-
day that the September bulletin issued
by the department was now ready to
send out. All farmers, or persons who
have so much as a garden viii be
stated yesterday, as we'll as ali who
already have their names on the mail
Ing list OF tho department '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Three Cnses of Smallpox.

DANNILLE, VA. Sept. II, - Three
POSITIVE cases OF smallpox have been
officially brought TO the attention of
the city health department. All of the
cases arc no North Main Street and. in
CURRY develops. did not originate in
Danville. The homes have been quar-
antincd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Cubs Defeat Ail-star,

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Sept. IL
The Chicago Nationals defeated
Western Michigan all-star team By a
here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Plan New Tobacco Mako.

DANVILLE. VA. Sept. 17-Steps are
being taken to reopen the tobacco
market at Chatham, which has been
discontinued for some years Yesterr
day delegation OF influential Chat.l
ham people came to Danvlle and In ]
bacco firms 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Little Lee in Lon McDonaid's stable
y Is one OF ne most consistent three
&c o.os. re may not be able 10 tro,
there trying I'll the tim. e -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Wa!ter Cox and Ed Geers non. FOO,
IL same ABOUT setting a racing iav
apa,' IN their honor. and van, "a
ter. IN the WIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

, tommy Hartman has been rac,nr
m 10y, Cum Laude and Setter cir
wIh success in this section. The lat
Ea- d la ~ neions 10 the kecler Stable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Joe Turner In Miami MATCH.

MIAMI. FLA. Sept. ,17.-Joe Turner.
worlds middleweight champion. and
Walter Miller. who claims the Pacific
Coast title. will wrcstle here tomor-
row night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Hollywood Kate. 2o5i, and HoIv-
ROOD Alice. p. 2:o6i. are own sisters
ana hotn took their records the same
incdaa;. "icdhlhS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

=, rms is certainly an unequaled wear
LOT tour-year-oid trotters Four more
2;o13: Mamie Locke. loss. Sativs
Ch!ei. e:0St. and Dr.. Nick. 2:l0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Rain played havoc with pa,,
snus nkeepsie and Readville prorrsn,e
uaS II also provided some great rac;ng
"heh Inc events wer-. doubled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Eisctric Mckerron. o:l2.. by John
~: MSherroa. is now a member of the
,roZier stable, having become
ne property OF Martin Peterson, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Tong Shot" Cox in
speech az his dinner claimed he ro os,is
Iatnet lose everything but his friena
ana inc next day tried to proye !, 80