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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
No Change at Cleveland.

Cleveland. Ohio. will not change its
of1cial time this morning when
the clocks Of the nation generally
win be turned back one hour. . city
council resolution recently adopted
fixing eastern standard time as Cleve-
lands official time.
Merchants in Advance Of Schedule.
Several merchants who have large
Eclocks On the ekdewells In front Of
their stores and also "oorrect time"
Ia thsir wfndewsA turned these time
pieces back last night before the
sch edu1ed time. This premature plan
caused considerable confusion to
passing pedestrians, who. comink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
PRESIDENTS FIRM STAND
NO SURPRISE HERE

tconttnued froni First Pare. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

consideration in the House ana 10 az
pected to occupy several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SERBIAN WOMAN SURGEON
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT
pr. R"sRlic Slaughter Morton Will LEG
turc in City Auditorium Con-
corning Work.

L.euienant Colonel j, Garnett Nelson
VINO succeeded Colonel Stuart Mcclure
IN command of Base Hospital Unit No
20 when Or. Mcclure returned from
FRANCE. will preside at a meeting in
me CITY Auditorium tonight. when Dr.
Resale Slaughter Norton will speak in
me interest of the movement to raise
bia.
On the platform will be physicians
ana surgeons in uniform who have
returned from overseas. and a band
from camp Lee viii feature the must
cal program.
The public is invited to hear DR.
Slaughter-Morton and no admission
VIII be CHARGED. The lecture will be
gin at S:1j p. NJ
Dr. Morton IS perhaps The most dis
.lnShiShed woman physician in Amer
lea She is Nirginian by birth. claim
IhS LNnchhurc as her home She IS
serS cant jor in the Serbian ARM
ana has been decorated by both the
serbian and French governments for
NAIua ole service while with the French
army in Macedonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
BATTAlLE WHITE SUCCUMBS
10 PNEUMONIA IN NEW YORK
hno"n Young Busincss Man OF
Nichmond Dies After Short
tllncNN In HOspitni.

Ba,taile White, manager of the Rich
mond oflces OF the National City Com
PsnE. died Yesterday morning in the
french Hospital, New York City. after
rev days illness of pneumonia re-
SUING from Influenza. He was twenty
Mr. White went 10 New York on
Aprii so to attend 4 conference with
me heauS OF the National City Com
panN. and was taken i'll on MAY with
inhuenza; which soon developed into
Nh. White was the son OF tho LAT.
Lawrence B. White, and resided =, Si1
Shaier Street. he was a native OF
inns state. and lived near From, ROYAL
a mum Der OF years
ne was member of the ST. Nicholas
Siub Of New York. University Club Of
wa. WashinGton and the Commonwealth
E!up, Country Club OF Virginia and me
Hermitage Club ''e
he remains will reach Richmond at
CLOCK TINS morning. Funeral ar
pletcd eo''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
400 METHODIST WOMEN
At CENTENARY LUNCHEON
Hear Mrs. NJ. l.. Hargroye Fling
Out Challenge i'm Approaching
Campaign.
MOVEMENT A GIGANTIC TASK
Mrs. Lee Britt, of Suffolk, and Miss
huth Bianks, of Petersburg, Carry
on Mcssage-MuSical Program
Feature of Affair.

Like Il trumpet call TO arms was the
challenge flung by Mrs NJ l.. Har-
grove. director of the womnns depart
nent of The Centenary" whose ad-
dress thrilled a great audience Of
Methodist women at luncheon in the
gymnasium OF the Blues Armory yes
terday.
Covers were laid for $50 guests
MIS- w. d. Newell. district secretary
presided and introduced the speakers
party caught up Mrs. HarSroves chai-
IenSe and expressed faith in the sue
cess OF the movement and q Drophesy
OF what the future held for united
Northern and Southern Methodism
Leaders Of Methodism, declared Mrs
HarGroNe. had caught the spIendor Of
the vision of the evan eelization of the
world, and in this vision Of the worlds
neeo he gigantic task OF which II vas
a prelude had also been made clear
She referred TO the Centenary move
lEeht as a world vision, which imposed
world task and that God had laid
HIS hand upon Methodism in America
ana in a glimpse of the glory of the
VISION OF world cvangclization lie had
forth and conquer"
And, by the grace OF God. we're
going 10 win" declared Mrs. Haryroye
other speakers We're Mrs Lee Britt.
OF o.. SUFFOLK. president OF the Womans
Missionary Society of the Virginia Con
ference. and Miss Ruth Blanks. OF
Petersburg.
The musical program. under the dl-
recton of Mrs. W. B. Anderson. was
pleasing feature OF the luncheon. mar
ilcuiarlE the solo by Mrs. Harry Night
IN gale Van De Waters The Lord Is
NY Shcpherd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
DE SANTO SENT TO GRAND
JURY ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Three Companions. Who Were ,;uard-
ing whisky. Made Escape In
Automobile.

benJam min De Santo. who Was ar
ra!gned IN Police Court yesterday on
q charge or having l3t quarts and
htty-three pints Of whisky in his nos
session. Was bound over 10 the Hust
ings Court grand jury
De Santo was also arraicned on a
Cnaree or threatening the life Of J
Crostic with revolver The l;,i,er
charEe against him was dropped when
Croslic was unable 10 identify him
ching.
DC Santo was arrested Monday in
WOOD on Sherwood Avenue. when no
nee raided he wood on adviccs given
~ .: Il. ana H. ~. Crostic. who. while
passing through the wood wcre bnid
up by -FOUR Italians who were guarding
large quantity of liquor. 'rhe three
Itanans which were not arrested were
sd, 10 nave escaped in an automobile
with part of the Iiauot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
CHESTERFIELD AUTHORITIES
TAKE CHARGE OF ACCUSED
Nri:r" identified Az Robber OF Sp,-
h"liE Homo Taken 10 County
Jail.

h.,i!es smith, colored. of Penniman
VIC WAS arraiEned in Police Court yes
teau'S charged with being a fugitive
ON lhesterheld County where he
was wanted for the robbery OF the
nome OF G. l.. Nunnally, was turnad
'N t1, 10 me Chesterfield authorities.
the Petersburg Pike at sion On
uttered through a second-story BATH
room window, few days ago. and
~, l. Nunnally bound and gagged
T.; ,,,r me- lnsrHoer; who escaped with $40
o. sloo was offered for his arrest and
con teton by Mr.. Nunnally. whnn
:, MN was arrested ne Was taken to
!'5ne Suhnaiiy home, where he was
tuent!hed by Miss Nunnallv 40 tho na
"a" VINO had committed the robbery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
Y. M. C. A. TRAINING SCHOOL
CLOSES SESSION TONIGHT
Lectures by DIR. =. c. Mitchell and Dr.
Douglas Freeman Conclude
Program.

Lectures and practical demonstra-
tons. marked the opening of the train
ms institute for volunteer after-war
workers. under the auspices Of the
state 7. NJ. Z. y. yesterday. The meet
inEs Will continue this morning in the
chapel OF the Presbyterian Committee
on publication, Sixth. near Main Street.
Tonight DIR. S. {. Mitchell. of Newark,
Del. and DR.. Douglas Freeman. will
make addresses on the institute con
vened IN john Marshall High School
at 7:45. ~
Inc morning programs:
9:O0-DevCt!onal exercises.
S'ie-AddresS. Community Health
and Sanitation
a.45--Open forum, Community Recre
alton"
~ INSTRUMENTATION song leading
IL MISREPRESENTATION of State committee
program.
- t2-County group conferences
iS:i5-Repori Of county groups.
lZ:3D-Lunch and recess
a.oo-Demonstraiion mass singing
2:io-Open forum, Community Relic-
ious Problems"
':i' ADDRESS. The Present Oppor-
iunity and Duty OF the
800 Community play demonstration.
1:oo-Adjournmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
PRESBYTERIANS TO ELECT
MODERATOR AT ASSEMBLY
DelcsntcS Of Southern OrSamiIn u O n
WIN Omen Session at New Orleans
y tNh Tomorrow Morning.

The r fty-ninth General Assembly OF
.ia Presbyterian Church in the United
States, iamiiiarly known as the South
cTnc PRESBYTERIAN Church will convene
IN The Napoleon Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. New Orleans. La. tomorrow
morning and viii remain in session one
week. The docket OF :he assemblies Of
ihis chlireh having tcen cleared within
this length OF time.
The membership or cftis assembly viii
coG!aist OF about go commissioners an
cquat, number OF ministers and ruling
clders, The retiring moderator. .:,.V
lanes ]. Vance. n u pasto. Of The
Uirst Presbyteria0 Church. Nashville
ltenn.; VIII preach the sermon with
Whlch the aSS.!iDi viii omen tomorrow.
morning. His successor as moderator
VIII be elected tomorrow afternoon.
Nnons the ministers who viii he mem
hars OF this assembly. and, therefore
.'!Eib'e ss moderator. who have been
i,rominentiy mentioned in this conncc-
i:1n al !orme! assemblies are Rev W
IL. I1obyns -. ~. Of St Joseuh Nh
and Rev. :. NJ. Fraser u. u, OF Staun,
ton. Va Only four times in inc his
icfy OF this church has laymeu been
honored with election as moderator
Ihe report OF the work Of the church
during the pas; Year will DE presented
IN inc annual reports OF the four exc
cNtiYe committees Of the assembly,
tne executive committee or foreign
missions. tine executive committee ~
nome missions, the executive COMMITTEES
OF Christian education and ministerial
ieliet. and the executive committee n.
publication and sabbath school WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
PERSHING PRAISES Y. w. C.. A.
Services Rendered in the War R..io.
Are Subject OF Special
Comment

Special commendation OF the WORK
ISOLATION has been EXPRESSED hx ca as
era pershing, according TO a cable re
S s,la TO-DAY at the office OF the South
=. a. virginia Railway and Power
6eIu in The communication was from
MIS-, MISS Harrie; Taylor. executive secre-
laiy OF the American Y w C. 4 over
seas, who received the following ,a,tar
rom the American general: II wish
y" express through YOU to the Young
w oIheE 8 CHRISTIAN Association my sin.
nCers ana inc men Of my command for
me sPicndid services which Your or
t 6ahiEatlon has rendered to the Ameri-
can expeditlonary forces"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
ClTYS HEALTH EXCELLENT
sitting Nurses Report shows Better
conditions During April Than
In Previous Months

Richmond's good health came again
the report of Miss Al. J. Moore snnar'
lntendent of the Visiting Nurses As
soeia tion, which showed that the Wort,
81, ni the organization for April was
, ,1s n.er man In many preceding
1t was stated that 3.I67 visits had
peer made In April TO 1GS patients.
Two hundred and eleven OF these were
"1tsendrBed as cured or improved.
torts Two went 10 hospitals or other
care, fourteen died. SiXty-three babies
IRE IT.. cared Tor during the month.
me report was made at the monthly
mhs or the association at 2o3
merry street Yesterday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
TO AID HOME SOCIETY
Campaign to Raise Fund. for l,.,;,r
TO" VIII shortly he Launched
by Patrons Club

MRS. Il. Garter Scott presided at a
meetinE of large number OF women
VINO are interested in the Children,s
rome society of Virginia in the audi
forum of the Y. W. c. A yesterday
afternoon. va!
An organization has recently beAn
eHected which is known as the Pa.
irons Club OF the Children,s Hon.o
cietE. which has the approval and co.
operation OF the Richmond Ministerial
Union in its efforts 10 aid the Chiidren's
rome society in conserving the child
life OF the State
IL is proposed 10 start camnaion
soon 70 raise funds TO Supplement
nose Of the State in rurthering the
rlahs OF me Chldren's Home Society
the work of the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
BUSINESS MEN TO JOIN
IN HOME SERVICE DRIVE
Announce That Richmond Will No.
Lag Behind in Raising Quota
5 7sn 81. Next Week.
MRS. BRYAN MADE CHAIRMAN
Viii Have Charge OF tho Women
Workers Who Will Aid Salvation
Army In Obtaining Virginia's Por-
ton of $13,OOO,OOO Fund.

sSeyenty-hve Richmond bankers anu
business men met yesterday at the
First National Bank Building at the
caN7-ot DR.. Stuar; Mcclure chairman
Of the Committee A. for the Salvation
Army home service fund campaign.
May 1s to Is. when Richmond is ex.
pccted to raise 100000 Jacoue!in II.
Taylor city chairman. presided in the
absence of DR.. Mcclure and plans were
made for the launching Of the drive
next Monday morning. Al The close
O. the meeting an expression made by
the entire assembly declared that Rich
mona Will again 60 over the TOP. re
peaLnE It's records OF all previous ma
Tonal drives.
,terdaN that Mrs. j. ~. George BRYAN
had accepted the city chairma nsh in
; 5nd formed her eXeeutive committee.
streets. AT ; O'Clock outlined plans
{or the drive. particularly 'Dous hnut
sSmpaign This is expected 10 be one
Of the most unique events staged here
SINCE the war started. and details viii
be announced later this week
Mrs. Bryan viii be aided in her
Work by two vice hartman Mrs. X
az Blankenship and Mrs. Garrett wall.
Mrs. w. ". Sale Mrs j. Scott Far
iish, Mrs. T. Il. Flanagan, Mrs $
r. LtFlnEst tone; Mrs. Carroll Montague.
Mrs: sam Cohen. AIRS. Comma ndan,
Levi Grimshaw. Mrs. II ;. HAYES and
Mis- Z. .. McCabe
State Director W. Mcdonald Lee
SaSe a short address at the meeting
oIg business men yesterday. telling o,
t2e, progress OF organization for the
campaign throughout the state. Al
meeting IN Norfolk Monday after
noon. called Oh a half hours notice
at the Chanher of Commerce and at :
n RI hN 81
crs. tho Norfolk men pledged TO sub
SCRIBE their full quota OF $4,000 on
the hrsi Gay OF the campaign. Similar
reports are coming from other cities
K in the State. asserted Mr.. Lee
.esJboSe present AT the mems CON
Terence and represented there includ :
lpan, his executive committee composed
of5C. s. Richardson, r. H. Smith. W.
T. Schwarzschild. w. T. Reed. John Is.
Branch, John NJ. Miller. and Coleman
MICt HAN and !, r..il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
FOUR CASES HEARD
"' LIS Court Yesterday Fined Hor,,
'''n"rnship for Violations Of
PrOhtbition LAW

Harry Rlankenship. CHARGED I, eau
counts with various Violations ~
me prohibition statutes, was yesterdav
~ re fiustinss Court convicted on a
SION or intoxicating liquor. and was
,ie eFeupon sentenced 10 pay a fine of
breaking was acquitted. hut W;i1t.
smith, charged with the malic;ons
Woundins OF Joseph Cocchini. was con-
;Gfeu ana sentenced to pay fine or
Henry Brei!. charged with house
eakihs was acquitted on the ground
OF mere being variance between the
,nulG,.nent and the proof. but the de-
INV. 49,, . o"N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
ARREST ALLEGED DiSTILLER
y. c. Hrown Taken Into Cu.toJ, md
80 stu and Mash Are De-
AtrOyed,

j. {. Brown, los West Marshall
Street, was arrested yesterday a; a
mouse hve miles out OF Richmond on
the telegram Road. charged w,ith max
ing silicit Liquor The arrest was made
ana Brown VAS confined 10 the county
Jail. ~'""'S
a still and forty gallons OF mash
other twelve hours accordinf: in "To
officers, was found in an clubhouse 10
Eether with supplies used in the manu-
iactufe or whisky The sheriff asserts
denied ownership OF the still. keys
hlch fitted the lock on the clubhouse
were iound in his pockets. The still
and ma sh were DESTROYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
HEBREW MEMORIAL TODAY
Ladies' Association win Pay Trlbut.
TO Confedcraec Dead
In Cemetery.

Memorial exercises in honor of 81.
confederate dead, buried in the lie
O'Clock ir the cemetery under the
auspices OF the Hebrew Ladies' Me-
mortal Association
Or. H. y. Calisch will conduct a
short service. and musical seiert;ons
VIII be given by Beth Ahaba quartet
~ r. Lee Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. nave been invitcd to attend. and
federatc associations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
POLICE FIND STILL
Eddie Conway Charged with Hayipc
whisky Making Apparatus In
His POsscNsion.

Eddie Conway. colored 1872 w.s,
Leigh Street. who was charged with
the theft Of a lot OF extracts in Police
Court yesterday. and had his case con-
tinued until May %, was rearrested
charged with having a gallon still
IN his house. Conway is not charged
win making whisky. but with the
Monday the still was not located but
IN another search yesterday it was
found 1t is said that char ges will be
was employed that the still was stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SUES FOR WHISKY SEARCH
Action of w. &. La,.itcr Arajn, E;,.
Policemen TO lie Heard
~ s. Today.

Damages 10 the sum Of slo.o0o are
cameo by W G. Lassiter in a suit
Egalnst hve policemen, which viii he
beard in Judge Wells court iodav
Legal counsel for Lassiter declared ~
HhnE suit that the police searched his
Tore large crowd OF peopie 10 hjs
great. humiliation. ma
nc. whisky was found in the search.
suit is brought took place in J,,v ~
last year Police assert that their ac.
tion was perfectly legal, and thai they
had search warrant 20 back up their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SUES FOR $4,000
a'ekcn FAILURE to Deliver Timber n,
5000 Acres Before Law and ""
Equity Court

In ;he Law and Equity Cour, yes,er.
nay INC 'rial OF the case Of J. S. Stradcr
age inst H. r. Folmar began. The
plaintiff is claiming $4,000 damaees
re asserts that the defendant Sold
n e, all the timber on 5000 acres in
ynn Couniy Ga. but that he has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SALVATION ARMY RETURNS
RUNAWAY GIRL TO FATHER
thurch Hili Lass, Nhu Fled =, D,p-
vile. VIII he mt Home
Today

Word was received las, ni,h, no.
fourteen ear-oid Churcn Hill girl
no ran away from home and went TO-
1canNiiIe. would return today The
p.iiN dtlon army, cooperating with Tho
travellers Aid Society are responsjhic
loT the reunitinS of home lies. The
alu society turned the lass over 10 the
army workers. who cared fo,. her las
night and viii today place her on
traln Tor Richmond The girls father
VAS notihed OF the action of the Sal
Failon Army. and viii meet his daueh
yer az the train Workers would not
dNulEe her name Nv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
ATTEND DEDICATION
"hs Amy VI. Smith Returns From
Exercises at New Lynch
burg Y. W. G..

Miss Amy NJ. Smith. Of Richmond
executive secretary of the south Al
ante field committee of the Young
omen christian Association. wifi
.eturh 70 Richmond today, after At
lending the dedication exercises OF the
new y w. { A: building at Lynchburr
Mss Leona Macgeor Re, field civ
secretary. returned from Lyncbburs
yesterday forenoon D"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
CHAMBER TAKES NO ACTION
Discusses Housing Condi-
mons and Adjourns Untii
FRIDAY

No dchnlte action was taken yester
Gay at The initial NEE, ling Of the nous
.ns committee OF the Chamber OF Com
i me, created for the purpose or soiv-
,nE inc problem OF a shortage of 3O0
homes IN Richmond "'o
Al!er general discussion of the
housing situation the committee adj
lourned for Il second session ON neyt
frrloay. It's membership includes r. NJ
Norman. chairman; Il. S Crump, Fritz
dolph Williams " ''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
RESCUED AND ARRESTED
Prohibition Officers Fi,h Man On, a.,
the River und Lock
Him Cp.

George, Luden. colored. OF Yves.
wheh pursued by prohibition oricers
Insy hshed him out and arrested him
ruoen was said TO have left the boat
on his person. lie was sent on TO tho
circuit Court when his case appeared
for trial in Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

City Normal School Parcnt-reachers As
,T VIII meet IN the kindergarten room
touaS AT j. Election OF officers and an en-
teris inment 10y ,he pupils viii mark the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

John Ford ,olored. 1927 kemper STREE
Wss hned $50 and costs and placed under
soov surety Tor Twelve months in Police
Court yssterdar Ford WAS charged with
hitting Bessie fattashnich with q bottle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

Lieutenant Earl r. LutG. a former Rich
innona newspapsr man. has returned from
rance. according to word received from
him a, Camp Dix Yesterday. liit2 saw
more than II year oil front line service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
. Face. Hou.ebreakinr ohnrpe

.,Iohn Smithcrs, coiored, 5i3 DuyaI
strea was arrested Yesterday after.
nqpn. harged with mountaineering ana
tbs theft ri clothing valued AT s,S n
from Willie Haynes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

LADY Baden Powell. at the head OF the
Slr!s Scouts OF America. will arrive hsrs
ton4Sy. Tomorrow afternoon at so She
Nh ADDRESS meeting in John Marshall
itleh School auditorium. Mrs IuIia Lowe
president "f the girl scouts. will accompany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Neavs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

4, Private E. II. Collie 1911 Graham Avenue
HAS Just returned from France. where he
served one year with the Second Trench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

Eeccni Advances in Physics will be- the
auurrS- OF Professor II. L. Loving OF Rich
mona college. before the Virginia C.hemists,
Liuo al the University Club Friday night
mer recess - N'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

Poiice Charge He Had wcnpon.
|. w. Crcekmoor. 500 North Eighth
St,ee'. was arrested yesterday. charged
win carrying concealed Weapons and
being intoxicated. ""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14

captain Courtney eastern naval recruiting
Inspector: paid An Official visit to the Richs
mono ONCE ana recommended that sub
marine chaser ami an automobile with a
motion pictur. camera mounted on IL IL,
piaced at the disposal of the Once here
Mrs G. Il Suyk. OF Els Montciro Av.nu,
Barton Heights. who is convalescent from
IN "peiaiion performed remove scarI
tecelNcd IN an automobile sccideut was re-
porttu yesterday IS being III very much
improved state the operation was par-
formed = St. EhZabeths Hospital a week
as", Snu y is said that she may be dis
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Daw son lDeGes Rain
And Columbia Men
Labor Oh (rridiron

in spite of The ram. Fred Dawson
had his Columbia football charges out
yesterday afternoon unto nearly
O'clock. Tha men we're scnt through
the toughest kind of work and worked
veil. fhe early part of the afternoon
they practiced tacklng the dummy,
and knocking j. down uatil they were
covered with mud from head 20 foot
Alec Teller. the assistant coach. got
right III there and showed the men
how and demonstrated that he is ready
for the opening of the season when he
Will play with jim Thorpes team. Then
Fred Davs took the first SQUAD for
long sigma drill. giving the men their
'rst formations. Finally the rsen were
sent through a short scr.mmace and
were sent 20 the showers
The tackle positions now LOOK as il
they will cause the coaches m more
worry, with Tower on ore le and
Davis, recent arrival. or tho other.
Both weigh over 200 pounds AID are
about six feet tail. They are aggressive
and look very good Davis halls from
the West, where he played with Obern
before the war.