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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
FLOUR IN CASSEL
FORTY DOLLARS BARREL

Berlin, March 22.-The first lot of
flour imported into Germany since
the armistioe will be placed on sale
in Cassel this week. The price will
be 05 pfennigs for German pound,
or approximately $40 barrel at the
normal rate of exchange. The flour
will BE distributed in pound lots for
use in gravies and other culinary
purposes. but not for making bread
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
Second Prize.

Love is like a Ford engine. 1t
has its clutches, reverses and breaks
(brakes) 1t is accelerated by gas,
ignited by sparkling which usually
results in All explosion and finishes
with an exhaust of the p. cketbook.
1t dies down when the spark is re-
tarded. Sometimes the "cut-out" is
used.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

Hundreds of muchneeded houses will not be built this
spring of high prices of building material and
labor Proof that dwellings for which tenants camor-
ing will remain unbut is offered in statements given by
leading realtors and home builders of the houses they
ned to build but can't, of prohibve prices
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
High Prices for Building,
Material Hamper Erecting
Many Much Needed Homes

Realtors and Leading Home Builders Unanimous That
No Homes Can Be Built AS Long AS Prices for
Supplies Remain Prohibitive High; Firm Which
Anticipated Building of $50 Homes Cuts Contracts
To But so Houses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
THE WEATHER.:

Cloudy Sunday; Monday un.
settled, rain in east and south,
not much change in temperature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

No Government Arrests
AS far as could be learned, no
bootlegger has been arrested by
army officers using government cars
Continued on Page Ten. Column Onsl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
United States Navy
Eleveas to Compete

New York. oct l7.--Arrange .
ments for the most extensive foot
ball program ihat has yet been TN
dfrtaEen by men in the service Of
the United States have been COM
reted 10y crews Of American bA
0esnips now stationed alous 1he
Atlantic coast The Championship
III the Norfolk. Virginia, phiadel-
phia, Pennsylvania Boston, Massa
ehusetts. and New York navy yards
viii be decided on basis OF elimi-
hation, the Anal game for the
mplorship OF the Atlantic feet
being scheduled 10 be PLAYED AZ the
Eoio grounds. New York, Norember
Teams representing the battle
4hips Arizona and Pennsylvania
VIII compete for the naval cham
piouship Of New York the winner
of this match VIII meet the cham
pIan squad At Boston The semi
finals rt.I also Include a contest be
tween the winning teams at Philt-
Gelphia and Norfolk, to be played
at the latter city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
ROANOKE COLLEGE VS..
A. AND N. At RALEIGH
Especial to Richmond virginian }


Salem, Va, Oct. 1.-THE Koa-
noke college football team left this
morning for Raleigh to do battle for
sridiron honors with the a. and Vi.
Of North Carolina. Seldom during
the past ten years has Roanoke
been represented by so weak
team as that playing under her col
ors this fall With q most discour-
aging start. due in part to mex
perienced material. she hardly
lopes to maintain in football this
season any of the athletic prestige
she has almost constantly enjoyed
for a number of years.
Roanoke has always put up a
strong night against a. and NJ. The
last time the teams met, in 1917
they strug gled hard for even honnra
with tieless score. Roanoke toll
lowers Will be more than satisfied If
heir team holds their opponents TO
a half dozen touchdowns. Petets
and Hottell are the only men who
have shown ability to gain ground
Hottell bids fair TO develop into as
strong a backtie ID man as any II
the powerful Bonhams of l9l 3,
1919, and 1915. Defensively Koa-
noke has men of more than average
strength in Chapman, Jones and
Glenn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Yorkshire Man
Wins Long Walk
T. Payne Leads Field of About 70 in
the Famous London-to- Brighton
Competition.

Brighton, England. Oct. ts--T.
PAYNE. of the Yorkshire Walking
club won the Londonto- Brighton
walk recently organized. after a
lapse Of several years, by the Surrey
walking club. Payne had hoped 10
make successful attack on the rec
ord Of Sh. I'm. ! As. made by II. v. l.
Ross in | 1909 hut he was able to out
strip his competitors and therefore
had to make his own pace nj the end.
this fact apparently reducing his
sreed He covered the distance in
sh. 3sn % 35s.
All the noted walkers among the
70-odd competitors who faced the
starter AT Westminster at 7 A NJ.
September ia. had previously done
better times than they did on that
date. including E. c. Horton. of the
Surrey club, and Ross. the record
holder Of Exhridge-. but walking Is
considered TO be one OF those sports
where army service does not contrib
ute to efficiency. Forty-three walk
er@ nevertheless finished in under
l2h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
VA. TECH MEN IN
CONTINENTAL RACE.
srecia, to Richmond virEinnn. }

Especial TO Richmond Virginsan,)
Blacksburg. Va, oct 1S,-Captain
Edwin II Gibson, Richmond, form =
err member Of the class OF 1905, Is
the seven hundred and fftieth man
TO matriculate at the Virginia Poly
technic institute this session Cap
tain Gibson, who was among the
Tech men wounded in tho war, was
attached to the air service and was
sent here by the vocational board
He was catcher on the varsity in his
college days.
william M Rohrback class Of
1918, visited the college on his way
to San Diego. California whore he
will train for n trans Pacific flight
Ensign Rohrback has been In the
naval aviation branch of the service
for the past eighteen months.
Virginia Tech has two representa-
tives In the trans continental fight
Lieutenant Paul Richter and Captain
l. y Keesling. Richter is pilot OF
rlanc No. S., starting from San
Francisco. and Captain Eeesline 10
passenger or the Martin bomber.
which left Mineola. Tho Martin plane
was wrecked when Il crashed TO the
ground near omaha, Nebraska DC
tohcr II according 10 the latest press
reports The paSsen gers escaped
with a severe shaking up.
According TO late ruling ~ the
president a NOR Dor Of the faculty.
will accompany the footbau team on
all trips The squad, with substitutes.
coach and faculty member. LEFT FRI
day morning tn play Georgetown in
Washington this afternoon II H
Hill executive secretary Of the alnnn-
ri association. went with the team
10 Washington
Al meeting II the local alumni
a~~rcfet9on Monday night Professor
Thos r. Hutcheson was elected nras
ident for the wear; DR. w. G Chris
man vice president. aud Colonel w
VI Brodic secretary treasurer. ..-. 81.
Snnf7o much needed reSairS are be-
ing made al the Y. NJ 9 A building
and new hoatine system is being
Installed Ar earnest effort 70 on
foot 10 make the Iull5irr more Mt
fractiye for the students and tho
work q she assoc! alton more cTec-
two.
~ 44t-eE4 1a.xe4+- -Ar,4>A4l
this year not only 70 the students but
To the uer7h rs Of the faculty ana
r-tti2e,4v ~ la community and i fna-
ture ~ This effort is the free movies
which are 10 he given in the audito.
rum once "a week \ total of thirty
fnur shows VIII he given during the
stssiosl ard contracts hare u irss.s} "
been mad" with q leading corporation
for the pictures The ~" will also
develop N Intensive course Of B.bie
study In the barracks has organized
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
BOXERS TO SAIL.
NEXT TUESDAY

American Teams Departure for
ScandinaV Delayed h. Strike.
New York. Oct 17--The team Of
American amateur boxers, consist;
ing of Ashton Donzo. New Orleans,
lis pounds, Frank Cassidy. New
York. 1875 pounds, and Edward
Burke, Pittsburg. 175 pounds, who
were TO have sailed today on the
steamship StavanGerfjord were de
l2yed by the marine strike, ana
will not get away until next Tues
day, October 81. They will SAL
from the Thirtieth street pier
brooklyn. at +. NJ. BENJAMIN
Levine has been selected by Fred
erlck W, Ruben. secretary treas
1rer of the Amateur Athletic union,
as manager of the team
The men will first meet the cham
pions OF Copenhagen. Denmark, the
early part OF November in special
bouts, and later on take part in an
open tournament. They will also
box in tournaments at Christiania.
Norway. and at Gothenburg, Swe-
uen,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

eral changes in the lineup have
been made, STRENGTHENING the team
81 veral rallies have been held, and
It is expected that large number
OF Randolph Macon students will
he In Richmond for the game. The
following men viii represent the
team today: Captain Scott, right
end; Howard, right tackle; Croy.
right guard; Lfsseomb or Moor
man. center; Morton, left guard:
Copley left tackle. Hardy, left end;
Rees or Cochran. quarter; Butter
worth. right half: Reardon. left
half. Gettle. fullback. Substitutes
--Gwynn Surface. H.. Thomas,
Rausermann. Gitfln; Surface, r.:
Coodc. Beazley. ost and Walters.
Coach Younger has the Tigers
in good shape. due to the rest re-
sulting from the cancellation of the
game scheduled to be played IN
Death Valley" gridiron last Sat
urday. Several changes have bee1
made in the line up, and the fol-
lowing will be the team coming %
Richmond, Captain Jones and
Fleming quarterbacks; Day, smiif.
Warren, Hill. Menefe and Padgett
in the backneld; Hogshead, Lyle.
Saunders and Eogan. guards.
Piggy, Hogshead and Sands, CEN
tiers; Lancaster and Paulette, ENDS;
Barney. Herzig, Adams and Mar
tin. tackles.
The average weight of the line
ie $50 pounds. Coach Younger has
nothing 10 say about the game. but
that 1t is up 10 the boys, and he
adds that they are the best
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
JOHN MARSHALL PLAYS
NEWPORT NEWS To-Day

Coach Lev St1neer ana his bat
Ting John MArshaIites Journey o
Newport News to-day 10 give battle
tc the Newport News mEn school.
The team IS in the mnk or condj-
ton and q fraCas royal * expected
Coach St~lueer is more Than
pleased with the showing that the
team has made this year. II being
one Of the strongest pren school
asgrcg2t3nns $3.50 m bIed jn lsscif-.
mond. They are especially strong
OF r1re offensive SIDE or me game.
The line Is & stone wall cr opposi-
ton on the defense. and ali oi the
players arc aggressive. The New
port News aEErc satiou also h.s
some reputation for being fighters
and the Marshajates viii have a
har9 t}Ea 80 down igef4l. tA&t faHy
are confident of their ability to
show their opponents few things
about the sport
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Notable Billiard
Stars to Compete

New York. 0ct. lT.-Brliards in
the morning afternoon. and eve
ming will be tho rule at the national
halkline billiard championship
tournament 10 be held at the Hotel
4 stor, tins city. next week. Eroi
Monday morning urtil the evening
of October -. inclusive, play will
be almost continuous. with seven of
the leading billiard.Sts Of the United
States in competition namely. w.
r, Hoppe Walker Cochrane, Jacob
Schaefer, ko1i Yamada- G. Il, Sut-
ton. Ora Mornjnestar. and George
Slosson.
Among them the play of Yamada,
former japanese, has improved
most notfceahlY and many con-
lecture that NJ viii repeat his VIC
tory OF several years ago over
Hoppe. the present champion. Four
OF the players are already a this
city praeticing daily for the meet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
a<NfpI SSFIs1. E'fS, ~ III T. III Ii.

Chicago. oct. 1.-THE Official
~,ned,,ln for the University Of thica-
20 football team, has just been an :
nounced, All games Will n" P'aN ~.
-, stacy Field, with the exception oil
80, with Tho University Of Illinois
which will re at trbana-
University of Chicago rs. the Great
raLes october II. Purdue tntVer =
si,y october IS. Northwestern M m
vergity. October 25; University OF ~
Knots at t'rhansl. Nevcm her n
,.srsjtv Of Michigan November y.
State University Of Iowa. November
*. University Of Wisconsin. Novem-
Der 22 --....-....
An unusual number Of PROMISING
candidates have been pra'f lSlhk
twice day on Stage Field some OF
.her, we're on the team before en-
tcrinp the service OF the United
states and somf we're members OF
the S, A r, &,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
INDIANS COMPLETE
| TRAINING FOR GAME
Especial to Richmond Virginian.)

Especial to Richmond VirginianD
Williamsburg. Va. Oct 18-
Cheered on by the students, the
William and Mary college football
team yesterday completed training
for the opening championship game
Of the Eastern Virginia season here
this afternoon with the Richmond
college Spiders.
The Indians probably viii line up
as follows: Hail and Chisholm,
ends: Wallace and Close, tackles:
Lowe. Hammel. and CARRIER,
guards; Captain Copeland, center;
Brooks. quarterback; Fentress, full
back. and White and Joyner, half
backs.
Interest in a local eridiron game
never has reached the high water
mark occasioned by the visit OF the
Spiders today. For the past three
years the Richmond college grid
ironists have defeated the Indians
at Williamsburg. This year the
men coached by Captain Jimmy
Driver are believed to have the best
chance any local eleven has had II
recent years to take the scalp OF the
capital city invaders.
The Spiders will bring down a
corps OF supporters almost as large
as the william ana Mary. Although
Hampden Sidney and Randolph
Macon colleges also sepd football
teams here this year, today's game
Is regarded as the biggest game OF
the season. owing to the rivalry be-
tween the Spiders and Indians
Richmond football lovers await
with keen interest and outcome of
this contest. since the two teams
will display their wares before d
Richmond audience on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Many William and Mary alumni.
row students at the Medical college
OF Virginia, are here for the initial
clash of the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate Athletic association sea-
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
DETAILS ANNOUNCED
Few Specifications Named in Cable
grams from England,

New York. Oct i7.--GeorCc Cor
mack secretary af the New York
Yacht eluh. has announced the de-
tails Of the challenge TO race Tor
the Americas cup from II ! Gar
rert AZ tYe f.ay4is Ulster Yacht
ztafA--an- behalf OF Sir Thomas LIP
ton. who Will enter his yacht Sham I
rock ~. ln the contest Nj Ger
laick,S cable from the lister club
was as follows:
We beg teaye again to challenge
for the Americas cup on. behalf or
SIR Thomas Upton Yacht Will be
ssffa rfrroSk rs ALREADY isa America.
First race 10 be sailed Thursday,
juno -. 1890
III l. GARRETT"
Honorary Secretary
\ suprlementary cahhleeram pro-
pIdes the conditions OF the chai-
lcnEe and reads rs follows.
IN confirmation thereof, IN be-
half Of the Royal Ulster Yacht club
and in the interest of SIR Thomas
Upton. "a member ~ the club, We
challenge to sail series OF matches
for the Americas cup with tho
Yacht Shamrock ~. against any
one yacht built IN tn United states
Of America The following are the
specifications Of the challenging
yacht.
Owner. Sir Thomas Upton, Bart.
X c. V. G, Shamrock ". length
at load water line, IS feet; rugged
cutter.
THE first race is TO he sailed
June % 1890 tie second r7~c. sat
urday.. June &c. the third race.
I'HRAEay I3O.. ~ Ycsj fE.L.'ttf rt.t esl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
AMHERST RECOGNIZES GOLF

Amherst Mass, Oct l7.-Goll Is
officially recognized as q sport at
Amherst college by a recent vote
taken by the student council OF the
institute, Golf matches have been
arranged with Dartmouth and Will
liaH1s college ana with an infor-
NAL team representing Wesley uni,
Tersity. The action at Amherst CO me
a result of u growing demand for
the game on the part of under-
graduates, following the success OF
the 1918 informal team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
LEADS CALIFORNIA SQUAD

Berkeley. Cal, Oct. Fired T.
Brooks a member OF the class Of
1920, has been elected captain OF
the university of California football
team, Brooks plays full back and
was captain -elect Of the 1917 varsity
squad, but enlisted in the army be-
fore serving taking up his duties at
the post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
F. II. KEIIL,Y At 1tt3@

New brunswick, \. L., oct -
r. E. Kelley, formally captain 81
the Rutgers college tcotoaH squad
will enter Yale university at once
Kelly. although starting the new
term at Rutgers, has not played
football this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

London. oct 17,~-An official order
was issued by the government Of Ire
land today releasing all Sim Fem
prisoners from Mount Joy prison A
number were freed tonight and the
rest will be released tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
IRE|D AND ROWSEY |
LOSE BY $40 PINS

Reid and Rowsey were sure out
of luck last night. for they allowed
Nunck and Whitman to get the
large end of 1894 to 1854 score
in a ten-pin match at the Palace
ALLEGES, Whitman was high mah,
making a total OF 9ST maple pins
fall, while Kowsey had to be con-
tent with the low score of 796.
Mebby il was the weather!
The score for the FIVE games fol-
lows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Maine Elects Stew art.

Orono. Maine. Oct. sc "
Stewart, OF Saco, has bee elected
captain OF the University of Maine
football eleven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Williams Is Victor
Al Grand Parlors

Williams defeated BASS 100 n al
IN -. racket h,li4srd tourney at the
Grand last night, High runs we're.
M'lil~n.. a., lass IL
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Der entraitete 8Mreer>
t1teiifer.

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itt N1arf.

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Chicago, Su. 8unfiers, Die nit Mnrf
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yapaner weQett Giinetn,1
fir it<b.

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gefiir9tung Musorud, bob Die iid
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ertpeden, uls fet 6ie 8ebanptung, eS
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entgegengebrudt, in ettDas begriin6et
lei.