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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

.'5%I5Ss! :p1 is :. e1sn, ~os y Il.
s'n me- or: 100 Ha~rFanJ. !. TO ~ w
SOL. to i j. Even f ,i: 100 iSoonsyj
n!kin II. BteswSng. orisp,a i''i r. ;": San
Il 5Mi"coy; Col. hecSipchorse GgS; i''I,Is'
T M1ais'e' Dewitt. Bon !dastey. BE-. tii;
second r, TI.es-rtiye and oae-halt .urlop.
20 J. won: Scarbig IL lis Tinr,.;IS s.,
iSs ;r.nn,s9%o-i 10 !. sscont: ArcIt,i5;.s-
tins % IL os@n.ar = 4 t.r1 TO a.
I i GrpmbiinE Ida. MSss yo@.j - ~! Z
''errLLoc, i.lnnrini.r. nuartetts ran ~ -
mara n,Ta F@ce-siN tur!oass -Ed,Jh * 10
r sGnei!h ~ t. even, IL 5. Won: Mis-
second; Sedr@gFass 10. yNvid.S : =
"FFS SnE,i E.Esa go, Nesn4 y ran.
1ynsttv Wsi is 10 70 ). t. j. sscona:
liz IL J. ihir1. Time 10 railpr Mali fran.
,st IN III ESee-siS suElonSs-Bon .r-ctag
Harry BrrEoyr;c. los tcoiiustti,. y, m'';,
10 l. e'en second: Enr,ity, !0s ,Lunsto,ai'
sans P.ur II oS=ood. F!cAiiss -: -.
SKIN facc-mtlc and . s:1tctnIh--TJ.
i ShafeF; iss tGEo;hl S,e = even. % :,
~ :: second: Ye.m&E, 10. tsirrlinrj. l.
Aoh;< que. ca bolle. SewsI! " tSrosn't -. -
fSrl'e' Cadillac, issnbasi T,IsleS, ION.
bEo:hes M4eL-sa. iel iBoyisf."'} T. rs'ii'S
% :. 70 = ~oa CamHi. -. Us tf.CEzst
az. - 10 "gi, second: 'gin. igl
ina 49,. 4nfei.eitGo- A,t! = i ,iai.a
!=-S.-E "a ''-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

q: .i5l azia -: lisf edaai. III ~
z..t, stet!!n-. !si. Revolution iiz. J-relil
-: ie5: Lady wai9sc :b1.
ia s.asa4 VA ~ f. fa-l9 e: ri. II sS
~ 2 .-1-I~ '-.N. 49, Gaf-l- ;,0- &c..
.z-2. y Silss r.:gts- is-. Ideal! 'Ai
,Ls1JGS sac.&. .gI. clEAF- l-E- u yc:tn
Il ~. ~: is.itela!nsn 10; snort
IL les. b-.- o! ~ ot,airs. ,ia: -hr!ll,
r.i-c = oe-.i- :-,l1-.g --veri,y. 81. Iadv
i-tr.s l"-. A.eE Garner ltI. Es;hcr J..
go RI: So cEizac. ~. Ial.pv Slp:.l
80 h!g-z. luTi s+aztg- James 40. Nil
M 'aG:. M E! }.5Sy ha$g :iii ii5
ii.,is WIN. ie.. Is!dc!e De-. 10Y, Ra,iir
~ Wsie; .MssI itIsyta!ps. iea: H I'm.
~ 49, ne VA :i.. Fi'e Cubs III:
F!fh faee-siE :srj3n@s-IIidden ssyeI.
tt-' ioif ere. @: ~ n Illus. TO-. Bring
aBrk,. 10: - =. A..L. 10; HgrDh- no.
;;j 1i ~. HFr;ESi,e l.a4y i4t E.inee.y
Irsh Laid lI0 AIuer.c,u f.a.ie. i!s.
S.Ain raec-!niIe auI s.Afsent Nv .!i.aal!.
-: Alma y, lg!. Dancer. lbs E-ovn. Is. y
:oliic. iO,, McAGoD lia Thi.tlat. Beau
ia4! ,;,anoinE GarH.E4i 100. J-cn Eoevee
i!aimusoU. ~.
Sev"r,h :ace-ulie aud three.siY.cer,hs-
indMn Srrins q: Lrte. 100 Alhar-. I0a-
=" Roy los Con,es.ani: Ins: Dragon Rock.
i;nbpliur Louder los: i.o,t@ry. III f 20
IAN Hodge. III, Tau!AC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HAVANA RESULTS

fH=, sace-.!x furionss-Qu!n IL CSln!thl.
70 J, TO >. 20 :. won. Coin; Ho:is.
~ !Mur,aYl, a.: 20 ,. 70 - /. so =. second
Native Soil. IL tWhi,c). = to J! 10 l.
= - J! third Iim, 10. t-i Vulcanir,
tSaemI walton Flying Dart and BuslE
IS seG 5Tg VA, r4ess farlonss--reacelui star
~" tIs!lorb. u =. " 20 s. to ~ won
Prince Direct 100 (hrchtmbaltj. : 20 j.
70 .; 70 .. SeSondi rim j Hogan rs
nh1Ppiam9nl. 20 J. 10 . 10 10 gcrnnrI .
Time. LIZ S-S. hcclatnati"n. rerr!o!- Miss
.I:iaes o., Enos ana Ralph S ran.
MIRO r.Ce---!X Observation-Disclosures 10.
tCurnoG%f, even. ! TO :. out. won: VinrTn.
t5 Drown, , "a !. % "a. T. 10 :. second
Anoas ga dor III. los tMonef) . To 10
I? Z; th,rd. Tiin". 1916 c-3. i.eo;jfay, unar
Fourth racs-aye ana ome.nalt furlonrs
A ,,aI, 20 tJarreip % 3 even. "a p
TO .; SO s.. second Old Red. 10 Garner
res = bs"r buehhorn II, steve. Inc!ncra
,oFitf ,aees,-one mic ha. Huniey. - IRA
u: rrgmy,, 10 !. 20 i 30 ). sc"nni
.iac. uealy. ioj iCarmodyj. : 20 t. avon
20 third. Tine, !:62 2-5 CandIoilctt
SunninEda!c: silver sandals. Little Ncarc
nnd Nil simmons ran.
Sixtn rae"--'n!lc and twenty ysrds-I.r
einpted; &c Gsreib. 10 !. to :. q 10 :
won; Hands OF. II. OCrurnp). > "a / . Ia
even SECOND: Fairly. ii2 iCorcy) u 20 !
u ~ J., to 2, third. Time $40 s.s I,d,
Jane Grey. Wood'hrrsh S!uU.s Tranby - n,
fountain Fay ran NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
GENERALS TO PLAY W. VA.
LEXINGTON ELEVEN BATTLES
MOUNTAINEERS NOVEMBER 8
Contest i'm Charleston Will &c First
Since w. ~ ]" Won by For
felt in 1915.

Washington and Lee. which college
had tho best football eleven in Nir-
g:nia this year. has completed arrange
nen;s 10 play the University OF West
Virginia a; Charleston, ". Va, on
November 6, according to information
received here in a telegram from the
MorEantown university.
Completion of arrangements OF the
contest will be the first time since
these institutions have me, OF the grid
iron since 1915, when the Generals We're
victorious by the score of l 20 ., via
the forfeit, route. This contest also was
feitcd when the Mountoincers became
disguised with decisions Of certain
officials in the gains. and Sol Metzger.
then coach at The University os West
Virginia, called 1S team off the fGld.
Mountnineer. Forfeited Last.
West Virginia was leading 10 c,
when the incident which led to The
SeverinG OF relations between the two
institutions occurred: but the bail was
in tile possession OF Washington and
Lee on her opponents vineyard line.
and five seconds remained before the
struggle would end.
In contemplating arrangements for
the game with the Mountaneers.
Washington and Lee is taking a step
that should tend 10 place Virginia OF!
~ he nc ioo =, a. map VIII, With leading teams
anked high III football circles this
Year b. virtue OF thei. victory over
the University OF Princeton =, Prince.
ton and will he on the Tigers schedule
again next year. Football exocrts
gave the team, led BY Rogers. all. Amer
can iuil back FOR 1919 a high rat;nsr
and cons!de rahls prestige Should H..
a te,'hi 20 the Generals already well
Rough Road 10 Travel.
Having closed the deal fo,. y ..,,,
"a G"aT.eston. the Generals vii! he
even one OF the toughest roaas ~
S ISve! NEXT year ever undertaken BIZ I
> n hhe e,.l sTieir1n Team. The Lea;nr.
f sia ioiSlechnic Institute and Gyorc.a.
'cwn ana several other larcsr cans
mic the arranging Of the Snn:a.,
nav ehs snS 70! may not al ,hs lime
IN hn- this city; i; is possible that ,h.i
uu.3ihS OF ihe Ratchet ny the ny, ,re
s ~, may resul, in the GS,s-n IN
in aa s sss m IN y rs,g meetiaE here
70 this effect has been rnentio M@.n'nE
In authorities at either ins,. -!
ION, ."n. ana the matter OF a return go
H'F. Is only one OF conjecturu sA"'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
VAUGHAN COACHES WABASH
Popular Princeton Graduate and Form
'lnnk" VIII Again
Hc Mt Helm.
sDesia. % the Times.D;spaien.

cEAWFoHDsN!LlE, IND. Dec. %.
,,-Pete Vaughan viii again coach The
fall Vaughan WAS obtained at the
ppen!ns or college in September 70
coach tie Little Giants this fall. His
'ycTk with the team was so successful
ina The college authorities feel his
services should he secured for another
or. II Is expected also shat Vaughan
W.ii remain in Charlottesville this
Townsend in basketball
Vaughan had made enyiablc re-
E2r49 as footoail coach mere at Wa
Jas WABASH played nine games this
te.. Winning four. losing three aud
[, :ng Two games.
Lauznan is ,crawf ordsville, H:Gh
uaii, basketball and baseball. H.. en-
On The upstate eleven. Tie next two
Sears he played, at Princeton, holding
IONS He PLAYED full back with Prince
( ioi IN the fan of 1871 when the Tigers
"or the eastern title.
For nye years following his grad
i"t.on from Princeton he was = mem
.tr o.; the coaching stan At Purdue
~ Aan cilarE. Of ne Purju. hgsfet-
pail squad ana was line coach :n foot.
Vaughan planned TO leave rursl,,a at
nc "n1 OF "a" srhpo! year in 1916 10
ar@@h g place with coach 5mitn at
~ University Of California. However.
when the president called ont the ma
tioIhi guard in June. 1916, on account
. o. the Mexican scare. Vaughan entered
T tEc service as Lieutenant o. :.o.uDany
/ - ihGiana national guard OF ting city.
J." france, vaughan vas trInstcTreG
( a..tef me signing Of the armigtice 10
~; ~. army OF occupaiion. benz with
] i;HEht guard division. He coached thc
( HtE?s!"ns Football team In France
"hirh played IN the finals for ,he
AMERICAN revolutionary force !GcthaII
u thS mDionSh!D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
WARDEt! ISSUES DONT's
Timely Suggestions Given KuuSn,
Huntcrs Who Are Instructed Nor
To Shoot Game wardcns

PRATT KAN. Dec a3.-Alva Clam.
state game warden here has thirteen
,nonts circuiated on placards for
hunters, II all these udviccs are
striotly adhered to there will he M,
more trouble for the hunter Among
the "don'tS' are: Don't shoe; unless
you have hunters license. Don't
snoot before the season opens nor
after Il closes Don't shoot yourself
or your companion, nor until YOU know
exactly what YOU are shooting at
Der 10 lG. and not over ten in any
one day. Don't shoot prairie chickens
nor phcaSants. The latter is an i'm
ported bird and the former on the
verge OF determination. Both are alb
soiutciy-protcctcd by law. Don't shoot
at stray cats to brighten them: shoot
TO Kill. They destroy more birds than
any other ANIMAL"
.Aiva Ciapp ends his list of "don'ts"
with the plea; Don't shoot the game
warden. He is only doing his duty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
PITT LOCAL CHAMPIONS
although! Defeated for Grid Team
ly Of Pnnnsyiymninn,.
lSnecial TO The Timos-plspatch

fiTTSBCRGH. PA. Dec. Ss..lThe
IN Sm'Vsrsity Of Pittsbnrsh football team
gan poaSt OF one championship. oven
IF they did have the Eastern cham.
pltnship taken away from Thorn nv
s%racqse. They have the only college
q local lads. For several Years Tia
l,anthers: have been made up prin-
c,pma,ly or PLAYERS from the western
tai eleven Is virtually n l0a me- cen.
Wcstern side Of the State product. Tho
ipi ssmsr,n,l team also can claim an all
lion of Dutch" Hendrain the snsa,
;;n,orehant from Detroit. the pitt YEAR
.nss are ali products OF western Penn.
aylvuna schools '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
The MOST PLEASANT
Way TO take IRON

Force, vigor. energy. the kind that
simply ovcrfows with rich red blood
is produced by the special compound
ing Of iron and quininc into the Fa-
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Tablets create new, pulsatipg. disease
resisting red corpuscles. strengthening
the tissues that have become weakened
by long overwork or sickness
Easy and pleasant 10 take and con-
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ing chemicals. Nothing but iron and
qnmine. lncrease your weight Watch
the scales from the day YOU start TAX
ing Makc-Man Tablets.
Make Man Tablets arc sold at all
reliable drug stores. Price 80 cents
box. Only genuine flour monogram
M-M-T-appears. on each box. Dis
trtbuted by Ashland Supply House, 325
w Madison 81, Chicago, JllwAdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HAVANA ENTRIES

:, First race-siN furlonss-Brer Fox, 100:
Nuke piNrn. les: WSnnewopd. los Tho
G ,1smar. los; fomerene, los; unwise Child,
Second rac,--ave and one-hslf fur,orcs-
Vain chiSk iee: Little, One: los: DIRECTOR
III; Gel, liilard. iii: Captain Tony. iii:
Third race--.iivc and ono. half furlongs-
Magic Mirror. 80; SNOW Queen, ~: The Bat
5 5,s Tii p III: Anxiety NIKE ioi Duke nun.
GUN, los: I.ubsiski los u.s. wv
Fourth rac---t.ve and one hait furlou;:s-
NJ. nEs nose. ~: Bianchiia iui. Iron HOY
i'li SKumah. iVi: Colonel Harrison 1c5:
tsNsn, zoo; walter Marx. i.t: blanche
fiiih mile and Nifty yGrds-Terrible
MISS, -: talaway. ~: Artist. los: Nigh;
cHl in' EGmont. ~; Sssrnia ld7.
- StSth rSce--in!lc aud H.ty JardS-IucEy
Pearl. -; Narv's Magnetic. -: Buster Clark
.h-. InG:an, iat. FIN Home. los: Rhyrucr
ZIG. Ned Mileyey!sli, liS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
BOWLING POPULAR SPORT TY STILL HOLDS THRONE
GEORGIAN TOPS BATTERs
IN BAN J0HNSON'S CIRCUIT
Eddie Murphy, rinch litter. Only
i'lRycr with Average I.urxer
Thun Cobb.

Tyrus X. Cobb, who draws some
thlhS Ike S25,un0 for working in con-
ter field FOR the Detroit American
LEAGUE club from April TO October.
agan leads THO American LQnguo
ages OF the American League. Cobb
M MIS- topped p By Eddie Murphy, pinch
tho season with an average OF iSS
The percentage Ut the Georgian, how
eyer was ,3S4, and he participated In
SoN outhelder.
Since breaking Into the major
ton I'm batting twelve times out of
thirteen years. This has been accom-
pushed each year despite tho fact that
NJ Tho opening OF the baseball seuson
Goph ~ said to be 'all in" He stole
ttwentS,oiEht bases in addition TO lead
Records of players having an aver
age or '.'5 or better are as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
APPLICATION IS GRANTED
COURT DECISION FAVORABLE
10 NEW YORK CLUB OWNERS
'" s1n.. Vernon Ruirs Open Commits
h, Oral InterrogatorS'
1THv Associut0d prcss !

c,o M" YORK, Dec. a3---supreme
lilo s'' on TIls.aee Vernon today granted
a,'ieri 9a League Baseball Club Tor
Inissi Faer ca ai, :" Ing that IN open CON.
oral IN so 20 Cleveland. ana take, on
lanes p G. Dunn. president Of tho ot.Eieye o.
n 1nnS LM AT League CLUB; Waiter
T.. s, HARVARD, business msn S,gp: ana
70 fns os object OF tho iinterrogatory is
~ ~ question tho Cleveland officials Oh
son, president OF the American .e nu.'m
c II IaiieEe Fec, to own in the cleveland
sion the right TO Question Mt hnlmi
l,nltt ana dismissed tho request or
MMarrin W. Wynne. Ar. Johnson's New
ioFk attorney. that II be limited To n
sct OF written questions. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HARRY FRAZEE SILENT
Hub Owner Refuses TO Discuss, Rumors
That Bube Ruth Is for
sale.

NkW YORK. Dec. 23.--Harry Frazee.
sWner Of the Red Sox, tonight re-
fused to discuss rcports from Boston
that There vas Z good chance lie would
;"N Babe Ruth. the games champion
!Cng distance hitter. to the highest
p:GCcr. FraZec announced recently
;hat all his players except Harry
tcCpcr we're for sale
This was taken in Boston to mean
IN" first step in preparing Hub fans
70" the sale Of the smuggling king
Yesterday reports came from there
tnat the leading homc-run hitter was
a. good as on the market now. Frazcc
refused TO affirm or deny the tales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
L.andon .Incksnn

clti :aao OF n IIae ci, widely knoua
n ol;or atternoon In ST. Luke's Ho sstep,
I ~. an illness OF two weeks. fnitn,u
~" Surgtcal operation 'o''o"-
mr, Henjanin BurweW Jackson INC !ate
c ciint,ner OF the late Herman Jackson
v War c or SStsSwaY coynty Court me
Western Railroad for thir,y SnI,oiE and
tsvn Ibis MS widow, Mrs. Lucy G eas
judge Tnh e'aesks%pn' :aauEhter Of the iaa
lle is survived Sy "a da or MOTTO way
Lucy Lucy ioodwy.n Jackson. Of W." Wa,shi Miss
eo,,,t,n - ri Funeral services viii Win Gc
I'resbyterian' n Gj,,r morning from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ACCUSED MAN COMING BACK,
WAVING REQUlSlTION PAPERS
Roy Itrown. Arrested In Charleston for
PctershurE Authorities. Return-
Ing for Trial,
tSue,i,l Z, NV, ,rI,,,.

LSReHIal to The Times Dispatch.J
of Police Brockwell received teie.
gram this morning from Chief Spencer,
Or OhaFlSston. 5. c., stating that Roy
brown formerly connected with the
Natural Fertilixer Company, would re-
turn 70 petersburg ut his own expense.
ana would waive requisition, and that
Charge of an officer of Charleston.
Detective stewart, who had gone to
Richmond TO procure requistion papers
TOR brown. was at once notified and
Chief Brockwell telegraphed Tie
Charieston authorities that they could
bring Brown back. brown has engare,l
iormer District Attorney II. Ii. Mann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
.QUINT SUBJECT or DEBATE
CHURCH Ell ] HILL ATHLETIC CLUB
T0SSERS FURNISH ARGUMENT
h"e"' followers Wondering IL Prc,.,,
nay East Finders VIII Icun,t eeht
Record of 1919 Fi,c.

basketball lovers are a.h..,.
whether tho Church Hill Affiliate CHI,
CUNT VIII prove superior to tho rorn,,,r
able five which disported ,ho c,,n...
coiors In 1918. and which had ne 80,
center ,i Eppa Rixey, southpaw of ths
magnitude ut the University or VVT isstt
]lnnuary. 1915. to enlist in the ,eu arm IN
ciauqs WoodWarSGe r forW WSe Pen aa
ana Becknor. guards, and Francl, IN
Ley substitutes they piayedi rat AZ
he's, college NJ 70 al a;,,n mse'ing some Of the
Carolina. Rixey's departures 'n HI a ,hI
team a big blow, and bob BEL slior tIS
n navx !rfiss took fling at Uncle Sans
ssInee The rssmo pt Of thu m k Riiehmond
si1 SAY .s The latter having won the
ago; 'ofen Sears
s. This year finds Bill Rixey. elongated
fslSey p @a ne laaky pitcher, lllins the
m III auInf. Claude dew wo cd anprf ia
john i aIars whiIs rnunk" pendleton. OF
The genial PUNK is h eqhsi inStv ma1e
Saskets is ono sp Of HSs isu In 4hSSo,E
not as fast ms Woodward me is +, t ninwsr
oil the dopendahle tyne.
.srso1 @Sarqh hlf a aaa d aisTsa1 Sa Pat
ri;a s on'y, recently secured his
They are ana srd T. IL r s9end,H
their prcsence lends strength to any
aggregation. Ollie Devinef too. is !.
Someone nnso hnatie Tor ana he WI make
Time VIII prove whether tho present
team IS better than the 1918 five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
GROH WOULD FLATTEN BAT
Captain of Reds Advocates Aiding Bat
ter Unless Freak Deliveries Arc
Abolished.

CINCINNATI. Dsc. 9S.-IIeinie Groh,
who stands with feet apart and facing
the pitcher when he bats. now says
he wants 70 use. i HAT bat If the pitch
crs are allowed 20 do anything they
want to with the ball. Heinie thinks
the batter ought TO be allowed 10 fix
the old bat * tho pitcher is allowed
10 mutilatc tho horschitie. His argu-
ment is reasonable. but he'd break up
= lot OF bats in Il season IL he flat
tered off the war club. He Nigh; find
* to his advantage TO use one Of those
things the En- g!ishman Yields in i
game CT cricket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Oregon Squad Holds
Secret Grid Practice.
rBy Associated press,

PASADENA. CAL., Dec. 2J.-Sc-
cret practice WAS continued today
by the University OF Oregon foot
hall squad Ira preparation for the
game New Icnr'S Dny with the
Harvard University eleven.
The OreEOninn'S schedule calls
for two practice periods daily.
The men nrc divided into groups.
nccOrtiiuS to their special line or
work on the team. cnch group being
taken TN charge by n coach.
Coach "Sh." Huntington takes
charge OF the hark-neld mcn,
"brjck Mitchell OF the ends, and
Bart Spcliman OF the lincsmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
PITT DATE ANNOUNCED
University OF West Virginia MEETS
PnD:hers October q at Forbes
Speeial 70 The Times-Disp atch.

MORGANTOWN. w. VA. Dec. "a
The date for the 1920 meeting between
University OF Pittsburgh and West
virginia University has been fixed az
October 8. The game will again be
played al Forbes Field. Pittsburgh
iIEere Pi:; ,riumphcd 26-0 in one OF
Tie date Is the same relative Sat,ur-
day as last year
The game makes seven major en-
Eagemcnts TOR West Virginia. Lchigh
'fincnton Yale, Rutgers, Washington
nhc Jefferson and Washington and Lee
naving already been cardcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Reeciye sI5,O0o in nun,,sex

ne eInployees or tho Virginia Trunk
ru Pas SonlpHny, as u reward for
ialtniui services during the past six
mo-, mouths, We're paid bonuses yesterday.
:. M, ne amount given totaiod $4,000, iii
com pany, and the checks were nro
rated, those having served without loss
.. timn Tor year receiving the larg-
, III cmecks. Ihe company VIII continue
TINS system next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Winror Harvard Mocknr f.narn

+. IINWERIDGE, MASS. Dec g3.--Iialnh
Winsor. Harvard. 'G2. former coach Of
The Crimson hockey team. Is 10 asslsL
z IN the Development Of this yeur's snwsn
u WAS Winsor's coaching mai enabled
Harvard TO win many college tities In
the past and that laid the !oundations
Tor the teams remarkable nasstnp
gam, Winsor has been helping or;
IN ibis weeks practice. and wili cor.
iinpe 10 assist the varsity coach. vii
lam clafin. In an adyieofy capaciiy~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
L.. VI. Clement, vcr ~,

=, te1nsram received by Police Jus,Ico
~ ~, r; Clements Yesterday evening from
n n"i liz ,'9 or announces Tho serious illness
III III ihthef, 70. Nj. Clements. at Johns
nopkins Hospital. Mr.. Clements ~.
me.ersnurg last Thursday for iraet :.
tice t e 5@nns Imd33pkins Hospital JUS
more more. to he At the bedside OF e"i. t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SEIZE TOMATO PULP
Federal Officers Declare Product Was
Dec0nipoSed and limit for
FOOD.
my Assoclated prcss !

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Dec ca
Tomato pulp. estimated to be worth
S1o,0oO and claimed by District .Attor-
ana unfit for food, WIS seized Today by
United States Marshal Hermon O'Con-
Clarence w, Sessions. The puIp con.
tanned in 1851 i've gallon cans, was
consigned to local canning company
by sales agents for firms located in
eight lndia lana cities. Considerably more
OF The pulp is being NeStiEated.
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MACKS TO MEET MOBILE
Southern LrHEuers Also VIII PIny
Giants and Red SOX In Pre-
Season GnmeS.
-
BY Associated Proc

MOBILE. ALA, Dec 2s--Connie
nacks Athletics will open the pre-
Eehson exhibition series with the local
team OF the Southern Association here
APRIL :, according to All announcements
night. The New York Giants and Bos.
ton Red Sox also VIII play exhibition
games here
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Mueterlinck ArriYn.

NEW YORK., Dec. 23-Nlauricc
Maeterlinck. the Belgian poet author
OF "L,Oiseau Bieu." the play that has
moved admirers of the author to ar
range for "Biuebird" week in his
honor, 10 begin the night after Christ
mas arrived here tonight on the
Steamship France. accompanied by
Madame Maeterlinck.
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hlsnlc Mustnch.. for MR..

!, Io, Dec, MISREPRESENTATION eausnd
~ . mlstaGlies is tho latest curious a., =,
lus5 reported to the French Societv - of
de edg,ne ,S Sg two Paris surgeons, they
lnuent in whose ca Sc the in fia nm - ,o =
Ms round 10 DO due TO u hair from
IN i,n hus!acheS, which he had swaI'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
.Huntsman Is Killed
Through Accident
fny AssocIoted pre,y.I

HUNTSYlI.I.E, ALA, lee. AZ
t,cii smith. -, PROMINENT In athletic
circles and member OF we'll
knowh jackson County family, met
ing, when hiH gun was accidentally
diacharBed.
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Sentenced 10 I.rl,on

Hithry Brown, oOIVreQ, was given
U ~, year In the penitentiary yesterday
" iiustings Court. when he was found
sui!tE OK houseDreaking. because
other charges have been lodged aaainst
hiin sentence was SUSPENDED until
AFTER The trial OF the other churres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
plan ~ Christmas Pardon,

SHINGTOS, Dec. 23.-Christmas
p;.rdons this year will total eighteen,
It was said tonight at the Department
Of Justice. Presidential approval has
been given for the granting of full
nardons to that number, while thirty
.'e others have been presented with
paroles.
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seventy ramilies E,ictcd.

TN I.EIEH, y. g. Dec. 'H3.--Scyenty
families of striking mill operatives
yer" ordered evicted by the Pilot
Mountain Cotton Mills here today. The
strikers have been out for the past
Tvs" months, Gontendine for rccogni
tor of their union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

.IUdgc j. NJ, Mullfn left FOR
fa az" MLonunE whore he Will hold cnnr,
~ sWnse West, OF the Third Distric,
Monday forbidding In, us nroeiamation
SIZES or fireworks on the stree eHp'ot
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MisH ATartb, 9 1I-u

S. WN aIateSI Dec. ss,-Miss aIar,ha
I o1,n w. md ~ daughter Of ,hn
sa H; M9' ~ OF That county, died here
Kec. IiS VINE ~ Inc home OF Mrs. j. b. SIC
-" vernon Avenue, so