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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
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The pronouncia;ton con;ss; VAS N>,n
by Miss Nell Critze-. a: Alton. w1o
vas successful in pron-uuo.ns e>e-y
word given her until coutcnn;eI by
Mnnoqncemen, is made Of INC re-
Of Or John " wayland. entitlsd
Christ as \ Teacher
Arm .s;.ce Day was celebrated by 4
SptC!a. program at assembly period
Preside1; Duke spoke of the problems
81 EscQ,nS'-Gci!on Confronting the Ma
tiH'1 Az. universe traced the his
tory OF The Flag" and Raymond {.
!!!nC!,d!ne spoke on the Need of the
Future The addresses were inter
/ sperScd with music by tho Glce Club.
and sevcra! solos by Miss Miriam Wal
ton.
The IIarr;sonburg Educational AS
ISOLATION, composed OF the teachers of
tn. city schools and the State Normal
school, held its second monthly meet
Ing. last night AT the High Scnool
Building President Duke opened the
discussion of the topic for the evening
! Grades Great interest was mani
! tested in tn" Missouri plan OF grading
based on what is Familiarity known TO
! stat iStiC:anS the Normal FIRE.
I ou"ncy Curve and II was decided tina;
! further study should be made by. A
committee and report presented al the
next meeting.
/ Standing committees OF the faculty
! Tor lHl"-l92r have been announced ny
sres!dcnt Duke. Chairm"n Of commit
i tees a:c: admission and class j:ication
/ lbr converse, courses az study. Or
: - IL ord. aiumnae relations. DR.. Way
land; literary societies. Mr. ChanDc!-
ear. physical welfare. Mrs. J. e. John
SiOn; publication. Mr.. Logan; public
exercises ana entertainment Miss
Hudson, religious and social welfare
Miss Lancaster; student publications,
NlES Cleveland.
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HOlLINS

,SpCSiAl - The Times Dispa:chD
tNlI2NS- VA, Nov. iI.--Mrs. y. w.
NyT2 SpCn; the Weekend at her place,
t\Srncl!f. Sunday, returning 10 Lex
i"s;Na. where her sons are students
- Washington and Lee University. on
.GfStSsy.
Ms BESSIE (. EarHcs aud Miss Ella
LON luEM Wee :hc t.uon Church del.-
SNtsS - iac ENp:iSi Womcu'S annual
-. SS-iCG. =: Franklin .hiS week
\ uGWNS7 q: .ae EUou men attended
-EG->dNN as&Gt = banquet III the Eap-
-. .ANt'vn ~ Roanoke and vicinity
% iAe interests ot The seYcnty-tive mil
-sNS <sS.l'N ~.
Eev. George E7,,x:on Taylor and Is.
: Nuc-tSw spoke tonight in the in
,E-SS.$ y: the ScYSIiy-iiIc million cam
HA..0. -; hiy:uirh ertown.
Ire .c..Nw'.G members OF Enon are
@S-s EA,sS - ths Baptist General Asso-
N;St. SC ~ s.NtScJhurg next week: Dr.
\ '. E.SHoo. J 4 Turner. Professor
N t>S;s$ CcCke. !. w. Fout. w. Evcr-
Ct; Patrick. J. :. FireSione. J. H. shy
de-, . !. Murray, l.. r. Moomaw. Or.
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IWRC|N|A'S SOCIAL LIFE
--s1ate@
s. IN CRISP PARAGRAPHS
Scores Of Hmc>-piSpatch CORES.
pondcnts Give Their Community
az happenings.
PERSONA, AMP sklke NOTES
SassAsS$s ~ MGSsvr MSrt.> Sttv> otI
tNASs-as.NsAt> >>sSs"<> 81 Nsm >,ctN l.
tse> - C~auy>CSes, NSyN t;<>p<>sSsl
jeseSsssEsra ~ sSuLs>ISrv MS>>S.

500. n 90 t'-pe r'-,s-,S 'H ,rSs.Ns
iN\I>as ISttSf NN \es ~ :
Ing neg >S-s- Ms ~ p" ~
Mrs. Gar, - Cars AZ KS y -
Msrs2es. Cprls, -
Mr. ard Ms y Ns--s> ~
nj FloreNcs :. 9 tu--e< gNs assN
Miss Matte Perry nt> -sS -7-,,-,
n months RESI- =. NSsN MS. M,
Miss MarSarst NarC~sN 81 i9-s-S-
mouth. visited Mrs John Ncrr,>s--
Mrs George W.St has rSrl--eE 80
Richmond after Il visit w:th Ms. y <
Caring ton
Mrs $. $ Law has returned t-cm =
visit at her old home IN GcoCciI.
.rirs. 4. p. Henderson has returned
fspm Washington.
Mrs. 6 6. Hammer is back from Ma
con. Ca, where sin. visited hey mother.
Mrs. =. & Mitchell. OF St;,unton. has
been visiting Mrs. John W. Carroll.
Mr.. and MIS- l.. l.. Taylor nave re-
= ylTDeG from Pence Springs. W. Va.
Miss Katherine NurrelI has returned
from Annapul!s- where she WAS a mem
her az : house party.
Mrs. J. +. Little. OF Little Rock, is
Visiting Mrs !. FaGiet; Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. ". y Anderson. of
Greenwood : c.. are guests Of Mrs.
-sndsrsoms sister, Mrs. O. II. Turns,
ls-
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HOLLINS COLLEGE
Speclal 10 The Times- DIsnatch !

tSpeclal 10 me llmeS- Dispatch.
HoLLlNS COLLEGE. VA. Nov. Is
Miss Matte l.. Cooke. president OF IDOL
Inns College. attended last sunday in
LHnchburE the memorial services in
honor OF DIR; w. \. Webb. late prcsi-
dent OF Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lcEC.
on Tuesday, "Armistice Day" exer-
ctsss were held in the College chapel.
Mr., Turner. DR., Taylor Miss Church
and Or. Grier had part in the pro
Gram.
Last Monday, Miss Alden was "at
home" ~ all the faculty III her Do
;nSSi'r Science rooms in The Science
Miss Emily renick spent The week
end sunday n home in Lexington.
y number OF the V. NJ. l. cadets were
~ IN" college !cr Ar,nist!ce Day. visit
ING SiSt.rs and friends
ths ThAnkSE living Day preacher .his
Year Will be the Ncy, {. T. uerndon.
- ~. raster OF the Baptist Church at
Mrs. Joseph y. Turner is TO I've the
oe.cESic from Roanoke to the Wom-
sns sM1al Sun0,Gs Convention in Kirh
Miss Mary Williamson goes to Rich
inHia Monday to speak a the Wom-
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York. where she win spend some tIme

York. where she will spend some time
visiting friends
Mrs. o. IL. Harvey and two children
are spending some time in Mrs. liar-
vcy's old home in Conway, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Schcrmerhorn.
Of Detroit. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. III. Callahan.
Misses Juanita Coles and Margie
Vest. OF Hinton. are the guests of Mrs.
Howard Vest. on Rose Street.
Mrs. Raymond Woor has returned to
Charleston. after risi, OF few days
in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. d. Saunders are in
Rocky Mount. y. G.. on Il visit to Mrs.
Mrs. Eugene Mathews has returned
home from Baltimore. where she has
been under treatment in hospital
for some time.
Or. and Mrs. Il. II. Tatum and dauEh-
ter. Miss Eva, are spending several
days in Baltimore.
Mrs: NJ. IL lluddleston and Mrs. w.
W. ling are attending the meeting Of
;hGF nited Daughters OF the Confcder-
ac@ III Tampa Fila
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

..Sgeeeia!l e Thg T!mes;DiSpa,ehl
The y S M GENEVA OF i4s camna sn
tsntei TO tho student body this weck
hid gu the faculty and large major
sInainder OF the students renew ed
through thet: nome communities.
-c-:::s--sTmistc Day was celebrated AZ the
songs. rrestdcnt A. b. Chand!"r. Jr..
i fase an in which b he ed
the American cxped;tionary forces in
psadr'icular lie called attention TO The
iact thlt america is still 5echnically
Rev j. Keith X Lee. OF Bowling
Green Protestant :, Episcopal Parish
BALI Of rural education. He called FOR
al least Two years service volunteers
y, improving rural elementary educa
,.on Thursday. Miss Irma scydcl. =
distinEuishcd violin virtuoso. gave m
eScciien; program, the first Of a mum
Der OF Lyceum concerts TO be presented
IN me AUDITORIUM .iorc the students
facuity and The. public OF Fredericks
TOY ci N1T!euS nuinb erS,
The w {. \. IN common Win To-
Is engaE ms in Worldwide Week Of
praEe! for the forwarding 0! the Y
W: c. \. WORK. Mrs. Robinson, OF south
Airs. Butler. ic- thi7.y-tive Years
need Cor young women IN educational
work ond for me need @. rnedlca. mis-.
sionarIes N kr2zI!. Studen: speakers
Mere MISS josephine Freeman on
Momen Of Asia; Miss Co-uelE Hog
The Present Challenge 70 Chrss..4r
America Miss Ann Bland ~ Us.
tralia'; Miss virginia Fariaholt. "Eu.
rope"
;. Miss Black, OF the department, a.
language. gave an unusual talk II
@iapel on the Importance 81 In. i-s,,a
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CLIFTON FORGE

special 20 The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE. IA Nov Is
captain X Is. Price. paymastcr Q: the
United states Marine Corps. is here
Schwe!che-t. This is Mr.. Prices mrs;
vacation III seven years having spent
ny. years IN the Philippine Islands
and California.
Frank stevens has returned home
SITTER spending month in Hot Springs.
Mrs. {. w sydnor and two children
nay. arrived in the city, where they
VII! make their home. Nj Sydnor IS
the rector of ST. Andrews church
.: y peaion has returned from Hot
springs. Ark. and other Western
cities "
Mrs. E. d. Glenn has LET, for New
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The Tattoo

The Tattoo
for?" Dusia
He: Tattoo"
She: i've often seen II n, ,.
but never knew they bn n 'neir arms,
time for doing it," d special
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING; GREEN. VA, Nov. 15.-
Mrs: Jesse G. Ennis has returned 20
Mrst Ihiiadclphia after spending soma
time with her sister. Mrs. w. X.
BrOadduS.
Mrs. T.. S. Coghll spent 4 part OF
the week in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Ncwbill. who has been
Needing some time with her daughter,
Mrs. G. a. Broaddus. has returned to
her home At Center Cross.
Mss Frances Glassell, who visited
friends AT Waverly. has returned home.
Mrs. Morris l.. Mills has returned 10
her home in Richmond after spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ID. Vincent.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hughes. of Richmond sncnI
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several days this week with her par-
ents. MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler.
Mrs. Joseph Baker is visiting rela-
tivcs in Charles Town. w. Va.
Miss Ellen Broaddus, who has been
1T home sick.
Miss Lucy Jordan is visiting rela-
tivcs IN Richmond.
Miss Linda Vert is visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania.
Major L. ID. Coghll spent this week
IN Richmond. having been chosen t.
lead the parade Of the armistice celc-
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BIG STONE GAP. VA, Nov. H.
for 2 visit to their daughter. Mrs. ~
9, nwo op2kims, in miShmond. and q visit
10 washington ana Charlottesville.
Mrs. T.. j. Prescott and daurhto, y.
Friday for Washington. where they viii
spend week visiting Mrs. Prcscott's.
sister, Mrs. T.. Agcc.
MIR. and Mrs. G. ii. Dickey. of No.
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az many requests have como for sug-
Eestive prosrams and plans for the
The State Normal. for it's extension
service, Is issuing bimonthly paper
which discusses the current problems
OF teachers. trustees. superintcndcnts
SUPERVISORS and parents.
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fffGn;, were tTe, guests at the Monte Vista
Lieutenant II. n. IIorsley arrival t.
t ,o Monday from Camp Gordon "a IN
chnn,s nc received his honorabio dis,
| charSc from the service. us
- T.. a. Lowry and niece, Iittlo MI.
week at Chlhowie " uays THIS
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OFFER MANY
FLOOR BATTLES HERE FOR WEEK END

A bakers dozen games are listed in
basketball for the weekend. All Of
the college quints In this section have
contests for today and tomorrow,
while practically all scholastic teams
will give their athletes a floor try
cut.
The big Gallaudet-virginia contest
win claim most of the collegiate at
tention tonight. The Virginians are
here to do battle at Kendall Green to-
night, and will play the Navy tomor-
row. Gallaudet Is expecting q win.
Tomorrow night In Ryan gymna-
eium the Georgetown varsity team
Win take on the George Washington
University tossers. Last years Dis
trict Intercollegiate League winners
are hardlygup to the st andard of 1918,
hut viii give the Georgetown lads q
.ussie.
The third OF the District intercoi-
lesiate basketball games will be run
off at the i. II. c. A. tomorrow when
trounced Central by a 22-to-19 score.
against Catholic University. Both
teams won last week. so that the
winner OF the game tomorrow will be
the league leader for a week, any
how.
As a preliminary TO the Maryland
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
R|TCH|E MAY SEEK
CHANCE AT HONORS
ny TAD.

AADs
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "A GER
tain gentleman out here by the name Of
Willie Richie has designs upon Light
weight Champion B. Leonard.
Mr.. Ritchie at one time had the light
lily trunk, but went to bloomin London
and blew 1t to Freddie Welsh. Then
along came our Bennie from the Bronx
and knocked Mr.. Welsh from under his
hat
Mr.. Ritchie has been In the army for
quite q spell now and feels that his con-
dition Is cherry ripe. He not only feels
that his physical condition Is wonderful,
but his mental condition L. wonderful,
too. He says he has more under the
hood right now than a Philadelphia law
yer. He would like to quarrel with our
Mr.. Leonard from the Bronx. New York
He really thinks that he could spank
our Benny.
No one will deny willus the privilege
Of thinking. Jim Coffroth. who has the
handling Of the big shows here at pres
ent. listened kindly to the suggestion Of
a Leonardo Ritchie match, but will have
10 wait until Gibson and Leonard ar
rive before he can say whether it's a 90
or not.
Leonard's first fght here will be with
a local Lad by the name OF Joe Benja-
min. They say that Joe can sock. but
whether he can land the old haymaker
is the question. They know Leonar1
here. They know that he Is a gifted
gent The fans here know II just as
well as do the New York fight fans.
The Frisco lightweight's followers,
however. will take a chance. They don't
insist that Benny enter the ring a Ia
Houdini.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
EARL cADDocK TO DEFEND
TITLE AGAINST GOOD MEN

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Jan. s4--Esri
csddock. q sergeant with the Eighty
eighth division in France, ia expected
to return to Iowa within few months
and defend his title as worlds wres-
Ting champion against ali logical
opponents
Joe stecher. OF Dodge, Neb. Is one
OF the foremost contenders for the
wrestling crown, and n is likely a
match between Stecher and Caddock
will be sought Immediately upon the
latter's return
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
VIRGINIA WILL Be
MINUS TWO STARS

virginia will face Gallaudet and
the Navy with crippled team.
The jinx which hit Virginias trail
with the injury OF Captain Jennings
has continued Baker, the other
guard, has suffered a sprained an
kle. which will probably keep him
out Of both games.
Captain Jennings is suffering from
water on the knee, which will keep
nm out or the lineup for an inden-
mite period. Hankins, former
Charlottesville High School player.
viii play In Jennings place, and
Scholnick, OF Maury High School,
Norfolk, will play the other guard.
Lyle, Of last years freshman team
and former Woodberry player. will
be found at center. while Pettway,
veteran forward from last year. and
The Washington times., 1919-01-24

Episcopal High School tomorrow,
when Central takes up the running
against the Episcopal lads.
The dope was all upset here We'd
nesday when Episcopal came up and
Episcopal's floor tomorrow.
Central was somewhat surprised, but
Is calculating to turn the trick on
Episcopars floor tomorrow.
Tonight Technical High School will
start two teams against different
opponents. In the first game the fast
Y. NJ c. A. tossers will do battle
with Techs first team. Later the
Tech second team will take on St.
Albans.
The Manual Trainers won their last
start against. Eastern and may come
through with two engagements to-
night.
Another contest scheduled for the
afternoon is that between Western
and the Gonzaga Prep lads. Gonzaga
will face weakened Western team
as Billy Heron Is out OF commission.
Westerns latest addition to the "fu'.
squad is Harry Bresee. The West
erners maintain that they have suf-
fered the toughest luck of any team
III SbS ivy 40 hO I-So IMAM nine men,
bers OF the squad have been out for
week or more with the FLU"
The Freshman Basketball League
games for today are full OF posi-
bilities. Technical Freshies go over
TO Western to meet the Western
Freshmen Easterns yearIings will
visit Central to play the Central lads.
Tomorrow Westerns freshmen will
play the Georgetown Prep juniors
while Gonzaga Midgets have a game
scheduled with the Immaculate Con-
ception youngsters. The Business
Reserves have a game slated with
Eastern's second team for today in
the Business gymnasium. Central is
staging class games in addition to
the freshman contests.
Track prospects at the various
schools will be doomed from now on
with the announcement OF the Fifth
Regiment indoor meet scheduled In
Baltimore on March s. Several dual
track meets will be run off here be-
tween school teams before the Baltl-
moro trip is taken
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
GRIFFITH MAY RETURN
TO HILLTOP TRACK MEN

Dorsey Griffith. last years captain
OF the Georgetown track team, may
return to the Hilltop Institution 20
finish out his college course. Gri6
left the Hilltoppers almost at the
close Of his year at Georgetown las:
season in a somewhat disappointing
manner. He was slated to run in the
intercollegiates and had a chance 10
compete. He reported to the flying
school at Boston Tech and gave the
Hilltop team no word OF his departure
to enter Uncle Sans service.
Griffith Is a lieutenant In the nava:
aviation service at present, and IS
looking for his discharge the first uf
the month.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24

Hatcher. captain Of last years fresh
man team, will hold down the for
ward positions. ..-
Coach Lannisan has been trying
out. every combination possible In an
effort to NIL the loss Of his two
guards.
The squad, composed OF nine men.
arrived here at noon In charge Of
Manager Alfred Stands and Coach
Pop LanniEan.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
GEORGE ELY RETURNS

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-After having
spent fifteen months in France as q
member Of the Canadian Mounted
Rifles. George Ely golf professional.
n here again. He has not received his
discharge as yet. but that IL expected
shortly, and then Ely will endeavor 10
locate somewhere. There is a chance
Of his going TO Elizebethtown. A
few years ago Ely was c,ubmaker
for Charles Boyle at Havana Cuba
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
HUSTON A CIVILIAN.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Lieut Col.
T. l.. Huston, part owner OF the New
York Yankees, today In again civilian,
having been mustered out Of the serv-
ice. Indications are the former busl-
ness head OF the Yankees will devote
more time in the future to other In
terests, but will stiil retain his stock
in the club - ..
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
TECHNICAL WILL ENGAGE
CENTRAL TEAM TUESDAY

Technical will play Central and
Eastern will meet Western on Tues
day in. the high school championship Ip
basketball engagements.
The Business lads are ahead Of The
procession, but both Tech and Gen.
trail have aspirations for the top posi-
tion. A win for Central would go tar
toward establishing a chance for a
tie-up with Business, especially If
business drops two games In the re-
naming dates.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
NEW WORKERS TO VISIT
HILLT0PPERS NEXT WEEK

New York University's strong bas-
ketban team will visit Ryan gym
nasium TO play Georgetown next
week on Friday. The HiIItoppers will
play Gallaudet next Wednesday in
Ryan gymnasium.
The Gotham players are rated as
one OF the strongest teams in the
country. and recently defeated the
Army team.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
He Raised Horse Pistol
And Should Have Known
His Rightful Moniker

Twas at a horse race and the
owner Of one of the starters
yelled at the top OF his voice:
Come on. Horse Pistol: come on,
Horse Pistol"
A man standing near him ask
ed him why he called the hose
Horse Pistol"
We'll" he replied. Its because
I've raised him since he was
colt"
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
KIRKPATRICK HOPS FROM
GRID INTO VAUDEVILLE

URBANA, ILL. Jan. A-Jess Kirk
patrick. University Of Illinois football
star. who was picked for conference
honors last fall, has forsaken his studies
to become an actor. He has signed a
contract with the Western Vaudeville
Circuit and will put on a song and
dance act, expecting to open In Wiscon-
sin in two weekA
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
PRAISES HIS PLAYER.

Coach II. c. Byrd, OF Maryland State,
has high hopes of Bill MoIster, Cen
trails tackle OF two years ago. Molster
made such a fine showing with State
last fall that Byrd is loud in praise
II the youngsters ability. Molster is
also a valuable baseball player.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
GIANTS PICK CAMP.

NEW YORK, Jan. c4.-The Giant.
will train this year in Gainesville
Fla. It was announced today by John
J. McGraw, manager The club de.
serts Marlin. Tex, for the first tine
In eleven yeare.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24

State-C. U. engagement a game be-
tween the George Washington and
Gallaudet girls has been promised
These contests attracted a deal of at
tention last year, and are said to be
fully as promising this season.
One of the biggest scholastic floor
contests of the season is booked for
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
WILL REVIVE HENLEY.

LONDON. Jan 2&-The Henley re-
gatta. most famous Of 'aiI rowing
events, will be revived this year On
the Thames. In addition to the regu-
lar events, there will be races open
TO service crews OF the Dominions,
allied countries, and the United Ststss.