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The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Miss Cora B. Wilson J. B. Wilson
 Editors, Publishers and Proprietors
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11
AGRICULTURAL.
By W. B. Pace, County Agricultural Agent
CHARCOAL MIXTURE FOR HOGS.

CHARCOAL MIXTURE FOR HOGS.
 The system of hog craves mineral matter, and every farmer should pre- pare the simple charcoal mixture for his sows and growing pigs. The following is formula for such a mixture:
 Hardwood Ashes -------..-1 bushel | Salt ----------------.. pounds Air-slacke Lime .------ pounds Sulphur ------------- pounds Pulverized Copperas ------- ? pounds
 Mix the lime, salt and sulphur thoroughly and then mix the ashes and charcoal. Mix all together while yet dry. Then disolve the copperas in a quart of hot water and sprinkle over the mixture, at the same time mixing it all thoroughly. Add enough water to make stiff paste. Keep in box or self feeder where the hogs can have access at all times.
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

n. gets on. or teliinE him whore. Cor.
SIN or tho club owners who have hc "r,
tne packDone OF the interna tionaI fn
Years never took very kindly To- Ian ,%r
SraIs entry Into the league In the ny,
Z, Ga ~, ana ms ms ,naneuverS since he rot
ne IL I'm sense 'ultz's Droteyo he
president OF the league Will have nc nc,
stand by him and for him ~
IF Lnnnin. Why Not Johnson.
When Landgraf took over the Now
ark club from Joe Lannin tic la ssm
ierrns them to his Buffalo Club s and
some OF the maEnates arc asking WI ;in'
II i.annin could do that. Johnson coiij
not 90 as he pleased with the Bin.
namton players. AS the situation l.
L Ian has franchise and iittie
would have been had it bought ,H..
players at all.
Reading. which was another trouble
point in the International causes no
more worry. The hackers OF the club
Ie have fixed up things TO. the ap.
Pin un1no saiislaetion Of evSrybody: JOHN
the team and liz TO be furnisheI the
som with which TO secure pIaycrs.
NeauinE has a number Of athletes v. no
o,h DC used in trades and will secure
o'n,mSIrs b by outright purchases.
WI, WN,.i have to make some deals before
,hH are ready TO ne the field and
o one move probably will, have to wait
tho the determination OF relations with
tminnra1 If tho big follows and the
thnn ese GET on friendly terms more
10 o, one club in this league Will hns-
H Tnnn OF them had them last year but
49, VI 'cSS under cover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

g.: aosr Of rTHmPs ss,hor" i ST. R 1Ss
Fe,r G 's5: aankl S' n, oe iSs Glenn ss
Second race-s!x and one.haie r,rlone
MIS- Ms, Manage. io9: Lloyd Georse los: Marie
l3s Gas AIaSk. ,Os The Gallant: ,Ss orIn r.n
io3 FTanets Star Io5: Maramon. p ia EFT,
eels.. lbs: ' Blu. Desi. Ri 10 10" colr-
Third racs.six furlonss-Say On ARA.
IT, Prince Henry, los. Merry Lass. lss::
e Ns"Sls ,S Siss ul ls, suPS5na
james. lilo: Mab,s TrasR. liz: joe iiS' senator
ply. ~: Humma. iis EiisibIe~;o,rb.,p ,
H. w., si,n5dee, ITO: Rosemary. Io, vaieri;
Fourth r.ce.--Hve and one.hsif fu,loo-
ph'onswaId. los: Antoinct,s. les: Sherni.n
a. io'; Trus,y. no. George CLARK. la
F Fssal P'i TO- sSS.hJ M Boo
Fifth, raee--si1 furlonsS-The BOY. ,e,
YIN. los: Fly Away. io,: Bale, Dancer
sixth race.ons milc-w.lisan. &c: D.,,v
G Oh; e' q. lq1 bu,i Lay IxSna ~ Fas.
, nST, 2i 49, Te s.iase la7 ,s Fsfs asts
Eiis!ble-S,arter: no: Cs3hicaaonI.: , n,a
pa!t: lp; i-ucillo r.. io7 w. 20
Coehran ss con,.s,an,.a 49,, saafi m,nn .
Constant, lo1: Brown Favori,o iT: GU
tain HodIs. ios; Brian Roru. los: Ei:y tx.
Soweii ll9; B5ckl.y. no.. .Azt.c, liz: Kinr
Clear: fast "S'' A'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
MINOR FANS TO PAY MORE
Club Backrrs Sny They Cannot Get BY
on Old Admission

During the meeting or the minors
at Springfield there was considera b o
discussion OF the adviSab ility OF rails
ing admission prices and general
q agreement. II is understood. that prices
should be advanced to the patron at
The. gate. With everything else going
up, from peanuts TO salaries. the minor
magnatcs declared il would be only in
line with the times to tack an
extra nickel on to b!eacher seats add
maybe dime On grand stand seats.
As result fans in most minor League
parks next year may expect TO pay an
advance as indicated.
Baseball men from the Far West.
where they charge 80 cents a throw
Tor the h!cacher5 and rs cents and ST
for grand stand, argued there was no
reason why the prices should be less
in the East. but then. Of course. they
dan't realize tina, an FASTENER finds
1t harder TO let go Of his money than
does Il Wostcrncr.
In the Southern and Texas Lea cues
they have practically decided. IL is said.
to boost admission prices. The club
owners claim they cannot get by with
everything costing more unless the
tans contribute to The general II c. l..
The southern League suggestion is 10
Try out higher prices for season 10
see how 1t workS-and If il works Ii
VIII be made permanent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
CONNIE MACK WILL SOON
CELEBRATE 57TH BIRTHDAY
Career Has Been Long and Successful
Climb From bottom of
Ladder.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7.-Cornclius
MScG il!icuddy-oetter known as Connie
Ihe major leagues next season, II. IN
deed he is not entitled TO that distinc-
sdoh a. tnis very moment on pesem-
seventh birthday. and as the basebs II
season will not get under way until
,ate next spring he Will be closer, 10
w his duties Tor the 1920 campaign
There are several masnatcs in the
majors who arc Comics seniors. but
there are no managers. And with his
Increasing years. the Athletics direct
ing genius seems 10 lose none OF his
cunning that enabled him TO annex
several remnants and as many worlds
series.
In many ways. Connie Mack is one
OF The most remarkabic figures In
have passed since Connie broke into
baseball and during that time he has
seen the game in sevcrai OF It's most
nected with. the sport during the time
il developed its greatest players. too,
SO TIA, IN building for the future he
knowledge by which TO measure future
greats
Although his career has been long
the expense OF hard and conscientious
work. and from the first has borne the
hallmark OF honesty in every particu-
ers baseba! has had. Mack was never
IL bowling success in the business end
OF the game, nor in that department
wherein craft is expected TO manifest
itself in the matter Of trading Mack's
fame has come through his ability 10
make ball players and also through his
uncauny ability to handle them so the
best results could be obtained
Philadelphia fans permitted Mack's
birthday 10 pass almost unnoticed in
1915. but there will! be no repetition OF
that condition this year. because there
is committee already at work on
sphinx of the Diamond" Philadelphia
fans claim Mack has been one OF the
rity'S best advertisements and next
probation in a substantial manner that
is expected TO further cement relations
between Connie and the CITY OF
ErOtberly Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
410-GAUGE GUN PROVED
EFFECTIVE IN TRAP TOUR
SHOOTERS Brenk Strings OF Ten Pigeons
ut Rcccnt Professional
Meeting.

POSSIBLY the most remarkably and
most interesting. shooting on the re.
cent tour of the Winchester Shooting
team was that ACCOMPLISHED with the
little .4l0 guaEe gun.
tbs shotgun. about the size OF a
broom sp!int In the hands OF tina
giants on the team. proved that IL II
was pointed right il would break tho
targets: The members OF the team
shot IT in three exhibitions daily. at
smaii targets thrown from tho small
t shsaoi9nar From trap a. small targets
gets thrown from the r cG u , fnr,
targets thrown from the stationary
and women: for there is absolutely no NJ;
bers of the team decided 10 shoe, ar
zen zen regulation targets every day to
see Th %Sa ar 1hes e fSa1 % With me
per cent they would be doing veil IT,
s1n.n =, Tai 4n who was high. Averaged
vein. who was low. was ' lust nrS W.n bi,
s sSs, H E, Taylor broke $o7: spencer,
TopDsrwein |, E Wants Isl 10 Mrs 5.
e eSssd ,, that no, one OF these shoo,sps
rinninr " Of the 'n tou gun before the be-
Each member OF tho team brok.
sae Sio,ns 3, Of ten STRAIGHT Win The
was nine. AT Bcnton ill.,. tho tsnn,
Pre- VI out OF 90. tho hes, score on
Taylor had four scores OF ana Bills
ana and Spences two each. Spencer had
kins and Mrs. Tom. each. HawEins
mad - SCORES OF 4: Taylor. Z: Snericer.
.: BiIls. D and Mrs. Topp. {. Mrs Topp
Hawkins and Taylor. each. Mrs
Iopp had scores OF 5: TaYior. 3: Ellis.
had . scores OF =: Hawkins. I: Bills, 4:
spencer. 81; Taylor, 2: Bills had three
scores or J and Mrs. Toup. Hawkins
one score OF two ""u
There isn't any question but mi.
gun Is going to be popular for after
the exhibition in the various ciiiex
nun dreds OF women EXPRESSED a de-
sire 70 try the gun and Mrs. Toppper-
VEN gave instruction to the women as
long as the shells held out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
STIFF FIGHT PREDICTED
TO HOLD INTERNATIONAL
ELECTIONS TOMORROW
McCancry and i'uitn Compe,. in hitter
campaign 10 Head
League.
Especial TO Tho Tlmes.pisna,nh,

n.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Dec 7s,ri,.
mas broken out In the ranks or ~.
ttni oes League oe,ween the fac
or Toronto. and David l.. Fulty nrer
cent of the league. and there a p. p ,rai
lion to OF he heated ht eampaign in the cleo.
inc league will re-clect Fultz as nrn..
sna! ne has sab been u, II battle WHEN
snrows his hat in tho ring. he ia a
SECOND IT. r" when 1t comes To f,rht.
There arc several points a, issue n.
tween tho Toronto lnagnate and ".
deasue head. the latest being tho row
Hsm ham one ownership OF the former Bins.
George F. johnson be naa P be- sv- told
oe e the B!nShumton franchise. maid
agents. IT'S Pg;a Scn ;,c and made them Tree
anu h ne had decided to 60 out of ,hs
, phse pan usincss. he took lie vjow
and and . nc should properly discharge thcm
That might be ali me r,s Tays from 49,.
VIEWPOINT OF any other business INC
f {, n,6 baseball but the league s hea ,s ss
since no waivers had been inc s Players.
Them. and the national hn. "a asheu on
s ah.. view when McCairery. who opI mad
contested The Tbe i Hf ar The IRE, free agents"
franchise and the players To- A lJ,u , ,
" AT Hr'sH Sain to be $4,000. 49," '''
and so McCanery. biaininr Eni,.
a,t ~, ono grievance TO anotber "nu
rnn, 70 GUST the league head Ths rs
Twin, man in ,h has . pn; the veteran. Arthur
S iTwin h, Fulta HIS SUGGESTION uA'e ena 40
,;rhse oedfellows politics make. no.
w v,,ne was when McCaTory and irw ,pr
Besi nH. exactiy friends. : " ~
,woaSS Settiing the arguments bo
, ,n cCafcry and Fui,z DC,
49, ply VIII take wide rancc IN
shnnId '1 ,nt inc attitude the league
!, e., should do with tho mon.v 40
~ u, ,eli heir TO from Akron. thn !. Ia. ma.
ndles also viii! have to cons,s
.rs >eWark situation. Ernest {, r,n6
SS... VINO came into possession - ~
f onnd htTTansh'ss las. summes has n nne
I,,s CITY and he wants To 49,,
~. ~" reports has him castinr one.
-. syracuse. where he seems 10 ~, uSus
~ i"'tre s' sf certain parties in aiding h;n,
co., set ma ciun on its fee, as a Svrs
l,an hsreS SUR 70 be aR argument over
;p pro- ;Sy supporting the man he rot
ITO the Newark situation and soma NJ
INC CLUB owners asking I-andsraf whepe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
ADAMS APPOINTED COACH
Italy Makcs Wise Selection OF American
10 Tutor Olympic
Team.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

NEW YORK. Dec. Veterans fol-
lowers OF athletics In the New York
district were unanimous in their opin'
ion today that Italy had made an eH-
ceptionally wise move in appointing
Plat Adams, one Of the foremost attn
letes of the United States. TO coach
it's team for the Olympic games to be
held in Antwerp. Belgium, next year.
Adams is among the best qualined men
in the country for the post in view Of
the fact that lie has had ten years
of active competition and several years
experience as handler OF athletes.
II given the proper support in Italy,
Adams should develop a>team that will
be strong contender for the worlds
honorS.
The slcction Of Adams is another in
stance of the respect foreign countries
have for tho ability OF Americans as
coaches Ernie jHjertbers worked won
derS with the Swcdcs. and they proved
the most dangerous rivals the Amcri-
cans had to defeat at the OlymDics
held in Stockholm in 1912. Lawson
Robertson had tempting offer to
coach the Austrians. which he had &C
ceptcd, only TO have his plans shat
Adams makes the third American TO
he thus honored. Ii is said that Italy
has a wealth OF promising material
and II this is correct the Italians can
be looked upon TO make matters in
tcrcstipE for the Americans In the next
worlds classic. Adams demonstra ted
his ability AS a coach with the Amer
lean forces IN France during the war
Prior to going overseas in 1918 he con-
ditioned and developed Uncle Sans
warriors in this country and produced
numerous star track and field perform
crs. He duplicated his successes over
sea as y NJ. G. a. instructor. II
was principally due TO the coaching by
general cleanup in tho interallied
games held in France In July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
LEAGUE WAITS ON TEARNEY
Three-i Miners Ma, Take In Several
New Cities In Cir
cult.
lspcclal 10 The Times.plspa,ch


pAR!S, Dec. Tin the even, a match
Ionn Y. Ryan. president OF the Peoria
Hlno; who has just returned from the
meeting OF the minors a Springfield
me annual meeting or the Three /
ton plans that President A r. Tear.
ness reaches a definite point. the Iearmc
Wtll be called together TO ratifv iSe
presidents actions.
several new cities will be members
OF the circuit, Ryan believes and
though he did not hint at tic changes
the belief is that the circuit is to he
ahitted toward the East, taking i'm ms
siplS a couple Of Indiana cities.
president Ryan. In the meantime 20
ttaking up the threads Of local afrairs
tie VIII call the Peoria directors IN
session soon, and some action viii he
taken on employment Of a manager
for 1920. There are. as has been
stated. several applicants TO s,,ccced
Jimmy Hamilton. with BTl jackson III.
popular choice, Hamilton II bccomes
moro evident, will not return here 10
attended the meeting OF tho Western
league IN chicago last week and white
there was made an offer to manage ,bo
Jopiin team. lie probably will accen,
enat oher. though admitting he bns
otnerS stu under consideration
News that Bloomington Ind re
engaged Joe Dunn was well received
mere. Dunn and his team beat Peoria
OUT or Pennant, but he's ponular
nevertheless. and Peoria know he 81
ways will give 'em tight for eyc-y
game. That's what the fans wan,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
-YhCHBURG SPORT CLUB
BOOKS THREE BIG GAMES
Gn,ao., Prndins TO stage sewers,
5.4s.,, emporium naskctbaI Contest.
80 iris Season.
! speoinl % The rines.Di...

snort Ell ras kG VA, Dec. RI.
f fhisy backed inc football se g sgeG ns
big game 1 }"- a. aiirefady booked three ire
o oor Eh ss9son for ne CITY Aud;SSr. ine
be saccomn,oa 1t@g' 80" SPECTATORS can
STs ehlny 81 Nirg MIA, ~ w " are;
and Lee eaF' y +. l. vs.. Washington
81 March s.-v. ~. !. vs. Y. y
Inc corporation also ha ,..,
biGns pending which may rd mvE9'id,
~. c1 co aIames n here from Davidson
H enry Hooa o,,s college and Emory s ana
IN addition to these games IN. Mn,
scnooIs schedule brings six ~, -. u
mSTe; Lynchburg College has :, =
! sscneou!e IN the making. and the Ivnchs
ss sn.d a, ashie'ie Club is being reoSgs gan
Former stars OF the city, SO iSa, ." y,
!, S,s not reckonine high to estimate thai
sshaEketball games during the comynp
s1tason, not % count the high school
Fgtflo' sextste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
VETERAN VIRGINIA TRAP
SHOOTER HAS BIG LUMP
'o'easi"nni Expert Loses Mnrk.u.,
snip Eye and Fails 10
:, Get in Averages.
.Fi PE:TEU a. C>uy,,,.

u, FoESsional trapshootors arc b,v-
,.a "r better season than In ,n.nv
years past With Tho revival Of s rany
a sn5 interest the professionals have 70
some extent awakened, TOO. and h. 20
sco' cS nave resulted.
Q! the veterans who alw.vs
5000 fiigh in tho scores vcar w. 49,
t sar,,-Lc"ter GermAn-doesn't scc.n -
Is iocated In Virginia and appareDii,!
Ives iltt!e shooting lie has BEN nm
tnar or TIARA bouts" for some tW.r.
S y.s.' and II doesn't seem natural -
. Mrlte about tho high men and I.avs
mn, oui SO We brought him in.
nusn fa1ce. Of Nebraska. IL n, ION
~ the averages. as he has been III sIi
seaL. he only bad cea:u-. ~ 81,
PROFESSIONAL who is seeking rIorv -
mar %hsn his average becomes Sj-h
ehoush TO command lot o: shooij6r
20 ssgt he stops shooting ana re.,s
On On MS, ianTtls. When Race 20. ove@
20 PEE, cent ne laid back. You S,it;
someth.ns when YOU anuouocaI -.
- E9Jd take some tail shooting 10
= HoTrF Clark. % Illinois. /. ho. .,
t3zees trail, but We know: -. =.
oas teoious task 10 overhaul hip
mere are tae names and averarrs re
sns sTous state lenders Cprof.
r:oha.5; VINO nave shot al 1850 or moe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
DEAD" MAN MUCH ALIVE
F"otnail Player, Imported Deceased,
iurn" IN and Make, Eleven.
Elected Captain
tsspccial 70 The Timcs.nispa,rh

CHAPEL lliLl. y C., pee "T..
ner G. UarrcN. Of Marshville. who a,
owe t'mc during the war was onlci1IIv
fa'cd casually. and was So c.rriad
on ,ne university records. was today
elected captain OF the Carolir,. H.,
- H.,' icam FOR 1870 iIarrolI PLAYED
~ tackle all season. ana was regard
Z" as one OF TN" best men in tho Hire
among the players and on The cam.
Pns ne is Immensely popular. ana his
taec'lon mas been hailed with creat
taNor This season was his FRS, 49,
~ Jackie. but IN 1915 tho last veSr
~ VARSITY football. he played c,iars
ana Tor two years prior 10 thai w.
rlaEeu on class teams lie is twenty
TOUT years old. five feet nIneN ir.bns
ana w"iShs 10 pounds
pnr'n- the war he was a; Cam,
'achson Tor while. and was III viii,
'hnenza Through a mistake in .,o
,r'"f1, renor; of his death was sen;
10 nus nome. ana mcms .,s Of his fn(niiv
,t' i"r ne camp bcfor. tho inistaLc
MdS found out. Word also rcacI,r1
NC university OF his death. on, no,;cn
Di the mistake did not, and H,rrnif.s
nsne was carried on several lis:s ~,
TX az, an iNsrsity'. war deaths and was
student annual an 'HH
chapel ITil and the university wc-.
,,I, tsu 70 a shock This tall when Uar.
~, nrl'ved on the Hill quoting Marx
Mn'u remark. reports - me dca,h
",.rVc neen greatly eXageerated WI,
'"'e ooes football practice bcci,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
AGREES TO
BATTLE JACK DEMPSEY
European Champion Writes That He
Was Excited in Match With
Beckett.
.ELATED OVER TORY
Suggestion OF Lucky Punch Unfair,
Says Popular Frcncflnan-Straight
Left Followed by Right Ended
BritiShcr's Ring Fame.
ny GEORGES CARPENTER,
heavyweight Champion Of Europe.

J$o.Nbo-N, 1pCN. my luluTS.
] have agreed with Promoter Coch.
rane 20 meet Jack Dempsey for $50.
600. approximately s5l5.O0U. At the
presen, rate of exchange. The winner
OF tho fight TO take GO per cent. the
loser 40. J think Dempsey Will say
this is a generous proposition.
l agree, ii possible. 10 Ugh, for The
worlds Championship, and win or lose.
shall have realized the ambition OF
my life. have already had many
other offers. But unt:l know Demp-
my last battle. will meet him in
June. perhaps. and then / will retro
When / met Rocket, was excited.
had beaten him. With thA Prince
of Wales and every one looking on
won victory against Ensland's
champion, with his huge and formd-
able muscles and everything in his
/ was happy. Then stood back and
became sad. because there was Beckett
'Ieih. Masnshque" the people
shouted
- Amazed at Triumph. :.
was in a whirl. laughed / was
amazed TO have won a triumph SO
quickly. There had been no opposi-
ton. no trouble for me. was un-
touched.
l wrcstcd myself tree of tho crowd
Suu carried 6cCkctt to his corner. lie
was halt asleep. The Prince of Wales
was looking on. ] saw, as every body
did. that he could not understand I
myself moment before didn't under.
stand.
The"Prince of Wales congratulated
me in. perfect French. was LIVING
the proudest moment OF my lifo ] was
overwhelmed with JOY when ! knew
that ! had won in the quickest and
easiest possible way. what | feared
my life. 1'" VI
hI nm. hshter uses-.and then / fol
loweq;,,np with the right. That was
AL AL Mhat manner Of a fighter Beckett
IS dont know Who can tell when
only four blows are dclivered-and
mats not so good
INC suggestion that | won by lucky
oto~s is unfair TO me. for | won hv
on,eEinS the first principles OF boxing
"!''cn rs game of skill.
am not clever. but what l did is
Wnat you would do in the gymnasium.
tniter punched Beckett's nose. :
cav hm Ina: ne was without guard and
SLOW to think Just. as novice ua ",ia
w snot rlEht TO the point and won,
befSrc the fight put Reri.ott" "" un
inc dlssccting table, and fonnd I'M 81
ne Waa In almost every particnia '',,
hnysscsl superior. and we had No ch ,i,S
ms nights and agreed thar he t,a aieu
strohg. but slow punch. Manarer M ~ q. :"
SH ..II decided. and agreed:
a. you box, youll win"
= And this I did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
The United States Railroad
Administration

announces that in order to conserve
fuel the following local trains on the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROADS
between Richmond and Petersburg
viii be Withdrawn. effective Tuesday,
December ?. until further notice:
No. 80. leaving Richmond 5:55 A. NJ.
No 81. leaving Richmond 9:2O \. NJ.
No. 81 leaving Richmond 1880 J.. NJ.
No. CO. arriving Rich,nond 800 A. NJ.
No. %. arriving Richmond 1890 p. NJ.
No. 81. arriving Richmond 9:56 p. NJ.
Train No. So, due Richmond eco
y. NJ, will arrive SEQ +. NJ daily.
SlccDcrs from y & w. r. r. scheduled
To arrive Richmond on train No Sc,
will he handled from Petersburg on
train No. 30, arriving Richmond $3.50
4. M.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Careless Hunter Wounded.

~ SEtRG. PA. Dec. 6.-Tho onor
II uaI 81 the deer season br,ughi
~ 1cc:dcnt when u rifle ball shaticT1d
Eyer. anthony. with three frien,ie ~
ne r'S ,v,cin'ty. 'aft home early hi. morn.
.' is~, 10 30 10 me south Mountains. Willie
thrnhcrs station. Adams County. In thc
no, nor 'nH r part Of the county. one Of
.nnee Iines wsS accidentally discharged.
near the angie ''b"' i'k'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Manager Prefers raris.

l'EOEiA, ILL. Dee. 7.-AccorlinE to
Is arranged between Georges Carpen.
tier. European heavyweight chamrion
ana Jack Dempsey. the American
champion. NJ. Dcschanps. Carpentie-s
manager said today the fight would
take place III December. 1920 I; mo
olympia. in Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Havana Race. po.tpoped.

HAVANA. CUEA. Dec. 7.-Therc will
nc no races here today or tomorrow
NO reasons were given at Oriental
idrh today by officials OF the turf for
me postponing OF Mondays racing antil
Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Ciym-r win Manage co,umbr, MIN.

COI.EMBTS. OHIO. Dec. 7-Eiu
Ciynier. who won association pennants
i"r the Columbus baseball team In
l"h'. l?h6 and 1907, today signed a
contrac, to manage Columbus next sea
son Clymer managed the Seattle team
~ The coast league last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20

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