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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-16

Del BoletIn Il" information. ]
La industrial d sr:lnado de GER
ia rs negociO lu.:1ltivo 81 Sc lie
d;l In atenci6n lcbida y Sc ev;ta
la Introduction de Intermediates
nr-aGiOsas v pa r::sitarias cn los
rebafiOs. En- Puerto Rico hay mu
chOs sitiOs donde sc facilitarian
estas crianzas debido cue sc
consiguen alimentos buenos y
nutritivos tales como la pepita
de palma, batata, pastos Y otros.
La cerda es muy prolifica de ma
nera que cada vez que pare au
menta la crianza su dueflo Y al
mismo TEMPO el capital.
Para tener una crianza de GER
dos en- buenas condolences, es ne
cesario que Sc construyan porque
rizas sanitarias con pisOs, baila-
deros. V recipientes para los ali
mentos, de cementO que sc man.
tengan limpios. Ademas sc ten
dram pastOs dispuestos para que
los cerdos al mismo tempo que
Sc alimenten hagan ejerciciO.
Err muchas parties Green que ell
cerdo gusta de las inmundicias
sitios insanos, siendo este err6
neo. Lo que sucede es que ell GER
do como todos los demas anima-
les irracionales Sc adaptan las
condiciones en- que Sc tengan.
Toda persona que pOsea una
finca debera tener su crianza de
cerdos porque lie suministra ali
mento para su hogar Y puede
venderlos ganando dinerO.
| Como anteriormente die, hay
que evitar que las Intermediates
penetren en- las manadas. Hoy
dia tenemos que ell h9g-c6lera es-
| ia destruyendo en- Puerto Rico
un so por ciento de los rebailOs
de ganado cerda y 81 no cOmbati-
mos dicha enfermedad nuestra
industria de ganado cerda desa-
parecera. Citare lOs sfntomas de
este enfermedad para que los ga
naderos tomen cuenta Y avisen a
este Departamento quien coope-
rara para extirparla de sus crian
zas.
Cuando esta enfermedad CO.
mienzd en- una crianza, Sc notara
que algunos animales dejan de
conner y permanecen echados EN-
un rinc6n del chiquero. Ell dia
despu6s, 81 Sc les obliga a CANT
mar, Sc vera que estan debiles y
como que Sc quieren caer de las
patas principalmente de las trase
ras. ST los pulmones estan afec-
tados, tosen al menor movimien-
to, los oios Sc infiaman produ
ci6ndose una secretion que pega
los parpados. Cuando los intesti-
nos Sc afectan, habra extreiii-
miento al principle seguido ell
dfa despu6s pOr una diarrea fe-
tida y persistente. Muchas veces
la piel Sc .pOne colorado o con
manchones rojos aislados gene
ralmente debajo de la barriga,
orejas Y entire las patas traseras.
UnO de los sintomas caracteristi
cos es la temperature del cuer-
DO que sube de 104 grades F a
1O7 Y algunas veces mas alta.
Como esta enfermedad es alta
mente contagiosa, Sc propaga IA
cilmente, dandose casos Ell que
a los pocos dias de haber entradO
la infection al chiquero, perecen
todos los animales. 81 alguno Sc
salvase, queda en- NAL estado pa
ra la crianza haciendose dificil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-16

| Sc emplean dos sistemas de
propagation de los arboles de
,aguacates y mangos. Ihgertando
con las variedades nativas, y
transplastando arboles pequeflos
que han sido sembrados en- ell
criadero de plantas. Ell primero
tde estos dos sistemas es mas ra-
pido v econ6mico, aunque requie-
re mucho cuidado para que resul
tie efectivo, pero solamente 10
pueden usar, desde luegO, aque-
Has personas que tienen arbOles
de aguacates o mangos en- sus
fincas.
Al decidirse usted por cual-
quiera de los dos metodos de
production de estos arbOles, lie
aconsejamos Sc dirija al Sub
inspector de esa division, senior
e. Lopez Ballester, Ponce, quien
|'estarA muy gustoso en- hacerle
una vista y ensenarle sobre ell
terreno todos los pasOs que deben
darse para tener exito en- la
siembra.
L. D.
Information sobre mercados.
Necesitamos saber qui6n en- la
isla tiene semillas de Habichue-
las terciopelo Velvet Beans) pa
ra la venta.
Dirfjase a Sci Servicio de Ex-
tension Agrfcola", San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-16

vacunara sus animales con ell
virus y suero contra ell c6lera.
Ell tratamiento es barato y da
unanimidad permanente. Este
Departamento facilitara todos
los datos respectos a la vacuna-
ci0n.
COnsultds.
J. C. y.
Cayey.
En- terrenos que han sidO usa
dos por muchos anos en- la STEM
bra de tabacO, la manera mas
recomendable de abonar es la 81
guiente; en- ell primer pase del
arado que Sc haga despues de ter
minado ell 1ltimO cosecho, deben
regarse 200 libras de cal apaga-
da al aire, por cuerda. al pasar-
Sc ell arado pOr segunda yez, dos
meses antes del trasplante para
ell segundO cosecho, deben regar
sc 200 libras de sulfato de pota
sa Y 500 libras de fosfato crudO
finamente pulverizado, por cuer
da. En- la epoca del trasplante
Sc acostumbra abonar con 20O
libras por cuerda de un abOnO
que contenga Z por ciento de amo
! niaco, z por ciento acido fosfori
co Y 10 por ciento de potasa. Els
tas recomendaciOnes, por supues
to son generates para la siembra
de tabaco, que las cOndiciones
del terreno puede hacer varia1
de acuerdo con. sus analisis.
L. d.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-16
T.. A.

Aguadilla.
La formula que generalmente
Sc recomienda para. baiiar ell ga
nado contra Ia garrapata es la
Siouipntp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
RACE FOR LARGE PRIZES
in si1-D-: Bicycle Events
IL New York viii Receive
SSa.QSs,.

Tai-t- .AouSa7s aella-s VII Sc
d.vl&sa a-77as Th5 7a-:iciQar:s ~ the
sgI-5sv .Sfcycis -ts>a ~h;cA be gins 8;
Ma sSos Square GARDEN, New Yo-k. on
;he -N-S; - Sove-u bar "a. THIS Is the
argos; --ao Dun: ever raced for IN ;h.s
2s @2T c:He- coa.;.!
Eae 7-VTc-ioa .: the -scs viii be
uaGy- @tv -s&7sE s=ls-- his year. and
: = :ss -1t=5jtcr - she newcomers
S-os- - ne -uts-az;so7a. Sunday
EAcs Company. ms. 20 spare 10 ex-
Hs-se "a getting :cSsthe- the hes;
t[!d Q; Tt5sCs available and mako ~,
I-a1-zE grind :Ss -ost Interesting liz
~ history =: iAe -ao%. The new
-la-ac-1e., wtu caas.St :. Charles =
Hanson. Erookiya, and GeorC- II
ycIaE, New YORK NJ jianso. has
s.a5 We experiences in the promo
,.-n q sporting events i The East.
6I.a NJ. Ec--S. Who 1>S former Score
;a-y % Tc,ice Comm ioaer NouEAcsty,
Il Ne York. has been officially con-
.ectei w!th he s.X-dar race to- the
las, i've yeas.
TIE International sp-ia,lug match
races VIII 10 staged tae closing day
ot the football sea- :. November -.
tho night before the star; o: the Ion :
grind, and arrans s-nents aye beia :
made 20 sign Up ihe hest talent nov
rac'Hg before the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
PREP ELEVENS TO STAGE
CHAMPIONSHIP TILT HERE
Fork Union and HiacL tone Academies
viii Contest Tor Eastern
Virginia Title.

Mac" r;,t's Fork Union cadets ana
Blackstone Military Academy. both uu-
defeated on ,he Gr!i!rcn this season.
VIII battle hero or Boulevard Field
"eN; "Wednesday, Cor the Eastern Vir-
s.ria n-si championship. the game TO
ne called :; $50 o'clock. Both teams
nave s;cinE NJ Victories to their
credit ana arc about evenly matched
consequently they viii be expected 10
nut mp 4 d7c brand ~ football in the
BLACKSTONE defeated John Nlarshalls
eleven by 20 score, while Fork
Union also ;rouneed The locals by a
Eoodiy marrin. Fork Union has de
v.loped an exceptionally good prep
team Dn0 i working hard to end the
season With an unbrokcn series OF Vie
cadets : not undcrestma;cd by The
Fo-k Juion coach. who expects 20 Wit
ness ;iEht from START 10 finish.
Two of the Fork Union PLAYERS. Davis
mi Thompson. are Richmond boys.
holding down halfhaCk ber,hS. They
siSo hay" - their credit record IN
~" army during the world war. having
sess. paws Is lire piunetr OF The
ij7Si orer and Is considered one Of
The ma nstays Of the. Team. while
u!u2
. From the ri formed by Dillon.
Hudiie and Surface. F!;t Viii nick his
PERFORM - t4ck!e. Netcalc and iIsr-
ker are ;wo guards who have Develop
ed wonderfully 70. their FIRST expert
golh,sd.y viii ne found -s"-~tioned n
these positions when I'll" teams start;
their eape-s. Harmon and ColonnA.
both :as: and heavy players. are cam
G-le-es Cor center.
Don wilkins viii more than l'iSely
10 3: quarterback: and on him VIII de-
yo.Ie tho task OF meeting the BLACK
stone machine wi;h his steady head
work y mas been primarily due 10
him .thaf thc eleven has no; succumb.T
to q defeat 50 fa- in ;hr season. A.
though he is = frs; yea- man. his show
ing on ;hs Er:djroa c0nvinces Coach
ri:t that he VEIL Io. fall 10 produce
results i'm m" championship Xix.
F-ay ana Richmond Will take care
7, the fuiibacd position. Both men
ere fast ana have displayed excel NJ
interference in the games in which
they have pisyed. Charles: who has
out ,he season VIII be the Hrs: stron :
substitute ,u the hackae!t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
NAVAL OFFICER STRICKEN
WHILE AT BATHING BEACH
',,t,ch,nnt-. "nininnder Lnthrop. Son or
'"hn woman. Dies In Water
nj Rio dc JancIro

Thursday afternoon. IInutcn,nt'Eon,
mandcr Patrick Il. y. Inthrop' OF Inc
,n n,'S" w yaa'es ;Nnyy. formerly of Rich,
ana died almost instantly. NV ~
my hSn'h was cnbicd yesterday 10 his
imHo,h"r; Mrs George Lathrop. WHO
Lieutenant Lathrop was onc ~ a..
1iiiccrs OF "A naval supply company ~.
1910 dc Janciro lie IS survived by his
wife and two children and HIS ,nS,,br-
and sister. Miss Mary Randolph La
ihrop. OF Richmond. He was the son
OF The late GcorSc Lathrop, Of this citv
and a brother OF George Lathrop. or
New. York: Whitmel Lathrop. or Eng
land and Carroll Lathrop. Of New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
MUST FURNISH SUBSTITUTE
FOR SALOON SAYS FERGUSON
Newport News Man Deliver. Note
worthy Address TO International
y. NJ. &. a.
IIix Associated l.ress-

DETROIT. Nov. :l.-Tho passing OF
the saloon has placed upon the Y. NJ
: ~ and kindred organizations the
responsibility of furnishing substi-
tutc. Homer L. Ferguson. president OF
,hc Chamber OF Commerce OF the
United States. told delegates 20 tho
International Y. NJ. c. a. convention
here tonight.
NO matter what may be said OF
idc baneful influence OF tho saloon
Mir. Ferguson said. 1t mus; be admit
ted that mon received cheerful well
como there and in order to keep their
feet on the ground and thor eyes
bright. equally cheerful and moro
worthy places of congregation must
be Afforded
\ message OF greeting from Premier
Lloyd George was road TO the con-
vent'on tonight. In which he con-
graduated the association on its war
service and expressed tho hope that
its activities would figure as prom
ircntly In the reconstruction period as
during tho conflict.
The associat!ons work, he declared.
will have the effect OF drawing our
two great countries ever moro closely
together In the service OF humanity"
Nearly 100 workers. who served the
y. NJ. c. y. overseas. formed per-
mancnt organization tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
GENERALS MEET H|LLT0Ps
W. AND L. ONE OF THREE BIG
ElEVENS NOT IDLE TODAY
Many Southern Football Teams Hest
!" Authorization OF Turkey-Dn-
Grid Struggles.
lliy Associated Pres, f,

ATLANTA. Nov. 3i.---Aiany % thc big
teams OF southern football will be idle
tomorrow in anticipation OF Thanks
giving Day games. but there will be
at least three contests in which old.
time rivals Will meet. Louisiana has
its interest conferred in tho Tulane
Louisiana state game. in New Orleans
Washington and Lee takes on George
town University on the latter's grounds
and the Universities OF Alabama and
Georgia Will settle their claims in a
Srid!ron duel here.
Washington ana Lee goes into the
icorSctoWn :amc the only big South
oHn eleven as Yet indicated. and on
comparative showinSS against Georgia
Tech. the Generals should win from
The Hilltop team. Most OF tho adj
vance dope" on football games this
year. however. has been reversed In
.ariua! play. II the Generals win to-
morrow they should. barring the un-
expected. come through with n clear
record. for odds are heavy for them 10
t.ie the Tulane game Thanksgiving.
All the other leading Southern teams
:rclud.nG A;aurn. Alabama. Georgia
TcCh Georgia University, Mississippi
y. and Nj. and Vanderbilt. have los;
n; least one game each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
BOWIE RESULTS

F:,s; taec..six :urlonEs-roc.leNo. Is IN.
lttiCt1. s. % SS.tt. second. Mar0ni rs ,Rod-
rirUezl. $50. third Time. ISIS Is. Auzas
ohyor danes. Liberty Girl F!.ac Ttreu.
second rnsS.six ARD on.. hal. tu-'ongs--
Btianda, !o5 lRoa-!ruczp. Sa5lo. s. 20 sN-l.
wen; iIraie MSGcc IL CRics, iis5. ss,.,
second: Frs; Consul To- tBui~vllB. ga"
third. Time. i:2l i-5. No-i hera Bell EGv.-
sr,c. Eastern Gov. Foathcr. ruAetual La
Hluet, Sick IL. OGDEN Girl Major Fisk
Third rscr--scvsn cur,cu=r-cncIe John.
II. ,lC y; s. 70. ;:I9. see won: Dpl5.
Grafton. IlS ,R:se, %. miro. Tim.
Feql. The psuGhin, M-ycr House. Pride
SORr!cn). $500 500 ). 20 won. sister EN-
S&lem; IL !WeirpHs5l ntt2 'n. seG9n4 ;
n. Joseph Y. Murphy. Littie Maut.e. Bssl-
ff,n ras S. . 50 T q M:raFssc. ~
q u.icnl. s..2n,, $50. second War sraoke :,
y. Wrann). - 10; thiid T.ane. -:G %
Due ~ tHarnIi;"n) $40 so s. 80 won:
Eroompcddcr. y. fBr,wr.t. $40 s. -
second. Crumpsail. 10 tWaisi $500 third
S SIM p.v Il LORD iT srSe9 IL en ba y
,SseyfTnSsh raoe:miIe .s2t .tr,lons-RoTsr,
taia, l0i tObnrD SHip. So .ccnnI: On /.
r"Se, loI LCouuo-s>. $40 third TIM
cry Nut Nirgiria yell Me'snchol!a Mothe,
:!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Y. P.|. PR|MEO FOR BATTLE
MEETS EMORY AND HENRY
TODAY ON HOME GRIOlRON
Defects I'm Y. L. Srntc t,aur Corrected.
and Tech VIII liuri Dincrcnt Ma
chiuc Against Nctht<itstS.

ESPECIAL - The Times pispatchl
BlACkSEUEG, VA. Nov. 2l.-Nir-
> MIA Poly meets EMORY and Henry
mere tomorrow IL thc cloSins Samc 81
&c season On Jhc home grounds Coach
Ecrnicr Will cire his entire squad u
thorough workout against the Mctho-
GiStS IL order 10 set = line cN the
best rna;eTia, FOR the turkey DAY battle
il Roanoke with Virginia Military In
S;itutc.
There has been much common: among
the alumni and Friends OF Tech in
regard 10 tAc seemingly poor showing
.: ;Ae varsity eleven this season. hut
il mast he TeSncni hersd INST only one
;eaU has crossed The Poly soal line
this year. and with ;his one exception
The games Sba; were lost were from
4 ri kicAS. = FORM pt play IN which
iuSk cuts "a o.E inquire. The team has
hecn GciEG better This wees tGsn y;
any time ;AiS season. and Tech : really
h.t:inc her stride.
tx is - know;. facI that ;he Tech
lean is one hiE acrreEation Of stars.
trt 50 FAR :hsy have shown mark &c
s;Scts IL team play This is being
>oT-sr:sc -SpIdlY. and ;hc eleven which
catticG the scrubs this afternoon was
N sn;;rsiy different machine from the
Ne which lost : - y - North Caro-
Inns State l5>t S.tU-Ga! IN No-tolk.
Tac-e : no occasion Tor alarm ty The
Sgrpo-;crs ~ TeSh. and all who sour
~ - Roanoke -sN; Thursday Mil see
g.. -a!uveEase6 Techs and one Of the
Aest so.ki7E m%ohl1sS that ever Went
against Virginia Military lDStttu;a in
- SE.rl--. Day battle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
CAROLINA FRESHMEN OFF
TO BATTLE VIRGINIA TEAM
rnrheels Prim"d for biggest Game of
Their Schedule Against Old
Dominion Eleven.
tspccia! to The Times Dispatch

CHAPEL IliLI. y. c., Nov. 2l.-The
University OF North Carolina freshmen
football team left today for CharlotteS-
vile. where Saturday. on Lambeth
Field. they play tho big game of their
season with the University OF Virginia
iirst-ycar team. Coach Eond is TAX :
ing twenty-five players with him, and
though the Virginia youngsters have
made remarkable record thi; year.
the Carolina freshmen have been cSpc-
cElly primed for this game and arc
confident that their speedy bacl>iield
wil ishow something OF a surprise.
Owing to the difficulty of fndihes op-
poncnts the freshmen have played cniy
four games They have been victor
ious over Chapel I'M High school. y.
and +. freshmen. Danvillc High School
and bingham School. rolling up 3ig
scores against tho latter two. Coach
Bond has had the opportunity OF sci inn
inuginE with tho varsity and the scrubs
all during the season and his men have
learned lot OF football from their
more rugged opponents on tho varsity
field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
RUPTURED?
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Wonderful Invention Sent on 30 Days.
Trial before You Pay.

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you return the blank ] "Ill send you
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1t. You VIII wonder how you ever got
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and your own doctor viii tell YOU 4, Is
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;. We refer YOU 20 any Bank or Trus. Co. In
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
BOWIE ENTRIES

l,i FIs raG ,ov bs7caA,n}e E$y ;l
ar'c q Fright Gold: lOs: 9, : G-asoa lbs
MaGes. lo5; Primitive. 100
S"nNid racc-Scy ven rlonrs--Csrniandait
ii IT,, ,k%aRir""iis IL: AGef o;sngc, iot
Ih"mJg,iq3in,. ~; Herd Girl. rs SANDY neal
J., Shi.le.agh II. 100 Smar, Guy. !0l
lhird racc--ths Oriolr handicap. all a:..g
SIX and drn.-half furlongs-Fiags I2..
trdhh. los: Rapid Day. 100: Old Ros,htjd
x. Griinalk!u, 100; Quictudc. i0s; cuhrlIu
ilI St,HcStrs los: Passing Shower 10.
Fourth raCe--rhe CAPITAL civ haulIcau
l9s. NNpid Day. i0G. clean Conc 'iinII'.
Onheiia. ll6: Crank. loa: Whirnsv ioi
I Tmtiey 80 80 p, puchHsSs Lace. loe; Kssnmir
litath RS, rT4se:eoo,m,.il@-wht.wsy lia; The Dc
Ma ~. hinG inb; Mint Ca. ii2 sim Feiner.
:1rSnw 10 Su93dd!aI H., los. Elected H.. Ioa
sixth f.ccI.rnils ana sixteenth .ieliora.
nockport, jDs; Golden Glow ia: Kcfurc.'
Tvs; Veto l6.: Cofnacho. lO3. I:cn If,T,u.
son. Il": ''luc Thistle, los: M"!nnCholIs la"
seventh "a cc--niic and siNt-.nth.-i,a NJ.
,a tity, us: Indian Chant. lvs Arbitrator
i icy: JIacnetta 81: Mackenzie. lis; ia ia xct'
lrN; Hope. los; Edith Iiauinan %. 'rit fnr
IA. }Ni; AiESrdi. los: FAIRY Prince 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Big League Magnates
Open Guns on johnson
In, .N>Sncinted rre>.I

tlhtAGo. Nov. :i.-opcn warfare
between rrrSidcnt t,nn Juhnson. OF
the American i.enSuc, and the fuc-
ton composed OF Charles \. Comi>-
key. owner OF the Chicago club;
Harry frn1cc. OF Buston, and Col
nnet jacob ltuppcrt, Of the New
York club. Jared up tonight when
t""isHrS ISSUED n stntcncut charE-
inr President johnson with en-
uhnSertnE tho integrity OF base
bnil.
I'VE have reached the courlusiou,~
tomin>kry SRtd, "that Dir. johnson
- c"dnnGcrinS not Onl. the value
at our properties, bur tho integrity
"f baseball. and VIC, therefore, Ia
tend 10 ii" everything possible to rid
organized baseball of tho impcdi-
mrnI which We believe i now at
tarhrd tu It."
Ihc annual meeting OF tho league.
which The board OF directors issued
u call To he held IN New York. DC
ceEhcr III, was issued. tominSkcS
said. "herau>c Wr. johnson had rot
seen ht 10 i>>nc call for the u,cct-
ing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
BODY OF AGED MOTHER
FOUND BY ILL SONS Ben
Devoted Woman. Faithful Unto Dc,r,
fassc> Avn! Hs She Keeps vigil
In Hospital.
LEY Universal Service l

i.i-GiN. ILL. Nov. .2.--Mrs. Mary An,
PaikN was always the pal OF her so,
Frank. She WAS cighty-cight. her So,
hity-siN Eight years ago Frank ian
Strohc or paralysis. lie had new,
raised limb since. llc had ncvc,.
SPOKEN. save in the unintclligiblc mut
terlnSs OF a paralytic. For eight long
years ne has lain OH Il bed in Shcr
man Hospital. For eight long wears
me mother has never left the beds .d,.
ol hcr stricken son, save for an oou,
or two at u time
kepi her lone but tirclcss vigil. tho
attendants found her dead body lyint,
90 oss tue sons bed her mothers arms
t,nrowh out in Il last embrace. Death
i"umi h"r where a pal is always 10 be
''ui'u--oy the side of "A pal in need
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
TRY TO REMOVE DEFECTS
virginia Players VIII Have 10 over
come fhnity Interference to De-
fcht Carolina Tnrkey-Day
special to The Times

Special to The Times Dispatch.
ClAiiLOTTESNILLE VA, nov. II -
foor gencralShip and faulty intcrfcr-
Niil have To overcome To win the
Thanksgiving Day contest with North
Carolina Carolina is expected TO put
- Sood team on the field as Wander
mt exhibited here Saturday and II
- Vial that the defects which cost
virginia that contest be eliminated.
huyk, whose line plunging featured
!ast saturday. continues TO show up
"cil IN practice. and will appear ~
tuN against CArnlina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
LONE ROBBER GETS CASH
Holds Up Clerk Willie He Is Counting
Money and Escapes With
Roll OF Bills.

What IS conceded BY the police % be
one o. the neatest hold-ups ever sue
cessfully engineered in Richmond took
place about midnight Thursday when
one lone man. uUnasked. entered the
store OF the Wright Drug Company and
robbed q clerk % $50.
Without ln- slightest fear, the hold
W man Is said to have walked into
the store. and. waiting until there vas
no ono near, held up a clerk while lie
was in the act or counting bunch
OF bills. Tnc thief grabbed The lot and
made good his escape.
Before ne l.f, he is said to have
threatened The clerk with death if nc
made a sound. and walked nonchaI-
antly out u tho store unmolcstcd.
Police are said 10 be INVESTIGATING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
LEWIS DEFEATS RUSSIAN
Hendiock Hold Proves waterloo q
Sf"nisiRns I'm Wrestling IiOut
OF strand Thenter.

l!y the application OF a deadly head
iock hold, I'd. Stranger" Lewis de-
it"tcd George Stanisiaus the Russian
nearyweight, in q hard fought wrcst-
Ing pout last night at the Strand
Theater. The ,irst fan came a frcr thir
E-four minutes Of scraDping. the Rus
sian taking his punishment gnmely
ana the second fall was more easily
made in eleven minutes Lewis out
weighed his opponent by TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS. tipping the scales AT 235. while
stahl!aus weighed go. Ickc WoodaIi
refereed the match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
DURHAM CLUB CHARTERED
trpsSntion Capitalized at $4,000
SeCGrek Right to Operate Profess
" stonal baseball Outht.

81 Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
RANEIGH, y. c., Nov. 2l.-Amone
6 nEw charters ISSUED today was one
tth& Durham Baseball Club. Inc. with
Ices, Eat 500 Trust Building. The cor
radon has the charter rights 10 build
feld and 10 operate pro.
$eiAnal baseball club. The authorized
btkA1 Is $4,000 at 500 yer Khare, and
'fQGEis subscribed by o. r Carver,
S1vcsHorton, i. !. BuGs. T. T.. south
III md y. w. Warrsn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

KAAlMA, QUEENSLAND. Nov. T.
Paper pulp out Of grass is "a new sue
ccSsful commercial venture launched ia
Northern Queensland. \ special variety
OF the vegetation known as "blady
grass" Is used and after being har-
vested and cut up IL IL trcat.i ia the
process Of manufacture similarly to
wood pulp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
OTHER GAMES.

ID. C.-Wa.hington and
se University W.. Georgetown tnher-
New Orleans, Ln-Fulnne IniyersIfy
y 1d5uisiana State University.
,Er&tnvilie, {. C-Clenson College vs..
IrrSan University.
.COtumb in, s. C.--University OF south
lirOsfna VS.. unfversity nf Florida.
sNest York, \, i.-Columbin ~. New
;JrISs University.
Cambridge, Mass.-Eiarvard ". Yale.
Vert Point. n. l.-Army vs.. spring