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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
STAR QUITS INDOOR GAME
Vincent Richards Says EyesIsht Is Ar
ferted by Tennis Played
Indoors.

vincent Richards. who won the
JUNIOR indoor championship Saturday
ior the second time. has decided il
give up indoor play in the future to
avoid eyc-sirain.
IhiS announcement, authorized by
Richards. was made nv IErcderir Il
Kohinson. editor of The Medical Review
OF t!cNiews, who. after explaining that
richards eyes plainly showed the iii
ELECTS OF playing in the miserable
night which prevails on indoor courts
added: 80
Il have advised Richards that he
cannot reach the supreme heights in
lawn tennis without the accompani-
mont of perfect health, and neither
Richards nor any other young player
can hone for this condition while they
play indoors.
There is nothing calculated to ruin
the cyesight SO quickly az this game.
ana am more than delighted that l
can say that Richards has needed by
advice and has consented 10 abandon
the game IN order 30 insure more i'm
mediate and greater success in outdoor
lawn tennis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-fivn and one-halr furlnnE--
Captain Tony. 81; Old Red 1902. Ford ios
Steve. 10. Polar Cub. IL. Horace I.erch,
Second racc-si1 furirnEs--I!it 10: D!sne.
io?; The Cleaner, lp3: Hcd!!ta V. iOi; ANY.
irty, loi: Jack Dawson, leJ; Flash OF steel
10: Jei!lson ll3: l.ackrosc, li3.
Third race-s!N furlonGs-I.ady lane Grey.
10; Is!nnch.ta, los; Skynan. los: Per,eus
ila; DeckhanI. li3; Golden KING ll3; 4!
Hudson. li5: Fraacuelo. ZIG
Fourth rac"--S!X furlonEs-Jack Hcaiy 81.
I'lantaradc. Is; Legacy. %. Lcot!fay, %;
Prince Direct, loi; Lucky Pearl IcI Zoe.
10; Suffrage. 20: vi lss Proctor, Inj; Cold
stone. l"i: ". ward. 100
Fifth rac"-ilve and one-half furlonrs-
Euiah +. %; Comfort. 81: Ruby. "a. or
iando ~ Havana. lo2: Right Angle. no;
Sixth r.c"-n,,iiie and ht,y yards-E1enp,
cd. 81: Native Soil. lV2: Zodiac lGi: Hands
OF, loi; Guide Post i97: Burlinrame. lo7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
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EXPECT NAVAL BOARD
WILL REVISE REWARDS
VIII Hc Forced to Decide Tno& Either
Dnnfcls' Policy or One AdVo-
Gated by SfRs.
LILY Universal Scrvicc 7

wASIuSGCiTo&. Dec. 2S.-rhe FIRST
duty or the naval board OF award.
when ii rcconvenes on January 5th. TO
undertake. the revision OF the award
OF all decorations TO officers and men
in the naval service. will 'De decision
OF policy, It was learned today.
Two distinct policies will be before
The board for choice. The first is the
policy aud theory OF Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels that Distinguished Serv-
ice Medals should 20 only to men who
have performed some conspicuous scrv-
ice or an active military character
while on active service in the navy.
have before il the policy enunciatcd
by Admiral William :. Sims, com
n,ander OF the American forces in the
Horth Sec; who refused 70 accent the
MIN by Secretary Daniels the
ground that his recomme ndations FOR
medals for his stan were ignored by
board of award.
Admiral Sims policy is that the
awards should be rendered the men
warfare. rather than to those who
carried out the plans.
The board OF award is at present in
sims policy. it would have to revise
itself in at least The thirteen eases
out of nineteen wherein il decided
fcers OF his staff decorations lower
Than those recommended by him If
il adheres to its original policy. or
the Daniels policy. no advance will
have been made. and the matter will
have to he left to the single 1udE.
ment OF President Wilson.
Despite tho fact that tho naval board
meets on January 5. the same lay that
Congress resumes. its meeting will not
halt the investigation promised by
members OF both the House and tho
Senate. II is extremely probable that
the proposed inquiry will include be-.
fore many days. the entire subject of
military decorations. both army and
navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
COLUMBIA RESUMES ITS
FOOTBALL GAMES IN 1920
'srneu and Pennsylvania, Hun..a sine,
iH", 10 lie Played Ncrt
~. Fall,
Columbia 'w;li -.,,,-.

Columbia Will return 10 , p,sc =,
najor ioothal! circles ncxt fail TIVE
S,meuu!c. made public by Lester {; Dan~
leiSon graduate manager of ,thIc.Ir,
p n"iuueb games with Cornell ana ~
pennsylvania, hota 81 which 49, a., , ,tI
3,nnuai!E before football was hs,,p' 80, ~
alornlngs!dc Heights in innG IN, ~!
sCheouie includes seven i.anns ,l,o, ~
aIFsnGeu. while there is an One, -!
!ected 9tt 10 DC Sc
Inc Cornell and Pennsylvania
VII De We las; two on ma $50, -
Scheduie, that with Cornen e.o ~, =, DIV
ven, per ~. At n place vct Hi'
named I. although II is proS Ss y, 10 be-
rliL De ~ Ithaca. while fha .aic
IN pennsylvania viii bn hnih
10 grounds on NoVcrDbcr % ''o
NcNt !ea2 Will be me nrs1 s;n ..
sport was resumed a, Colurnh;a On one
.hat games win Cornell ana - -, ~ -
,S an'a nave been per!n!,;cJ ana :, 'n ~; ,
1 it Dc INC ii-st tire ,h.i - VII,
Nh!tc eleven has been allow.r ~, ana
osner uhan college gridirons M, t'la3 on
~ .eS'ricl!on alone prevented ~
20 iroHi playing Brown a, ~ In
60, iast THANKSGIVING DAY. "''
and Cornell Iasr ma.
TS,TIiu,ron IN 1905 IN a cIfn. ~ ~ me
t.nHca, winch Tho Blue ana W. ca d.
~ score OF - - q E,Ii 'ite " on
onar, o. INC Chicago White Sov LIS.
and PAN on The Columbia .io,..H
Sa ;.'autlon ~ Morrjneside Ji.I, "a,
80 ~ tnaI ne ~cpt turoui,hon. - HtS
TT zane bccaUs,. Of no hi.' nc en-
H@''h uhdc- which NE MIA eI GUS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
DEMPSEY'S SPEEDY WIN
OVER WILLARD STAGGERING
Utah Msuler's Victory In ch.,
snip hout Wns Years Great
est Unset

undoub,edly the creates, unset M,
IN r o. t'ls boxing history. but in ali
aet"at OF Jess Willard by JACK 'i nn ing
s So! i3r the worlds hcavyweieh, cSmp-
not So y,,c ~, va, va staggering upset.
.EnleT man won. but because or ~
ID ~. tn ,nin in which he accomplish
penpacy won his title for hc,vv
weight championship faster ~, Wy :
- MS predecessors ever did. and nav
Wr inc i ians think nov that he IL Sin" ,ny
fo,in sa what the next year bring.
sninss stand now Il looks as t. ~ ~
wi Vii Dc csi aniH 70 hold on to his crown M
vcane I,a n management for ecvcrai
frehchman. spills the dope. 'ho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
EVANS LOST BOTH OPEN
AND AMATEUR GOLF TITLES
'htcHso Wonder Was So.ea ou+ r,:-
Year by IaEan and
Barnes.

~. ,sature OF the 1919 solr scaao,
In a ne tS. !jm ,rais Of the double crown
Chicago wonder entered hn,i,, ihc
ing amateur championsh!ps as tjt p,n
"Dsn tn, Ind = r vas besteI in both The
fcssio,,n;s IN reverted 10 the pro
.epcatins his triumph Of 1914 't T},is
C t4utnry t tt, place at the Erae Bum
and ',i;,ori,.uO' Vest Newton. Mass.
h.G 'a''n2ugh Mix BRADY, OF OakI"v
NC NC q Clear lead in the lrst ny iry.
r1C:ds; iasan caught him a; the me- q &C
IN IN "nc theh ia!d him low in the DInW-
Hagen then added 10 his w;,,i,rs
ne ne Metr3poli;an open title, b m, .Jiin
nts: o. sunset lin. st. Lonis. af,ar
ne l:otessionai Championship IL; I1''i ne
u!tioh 10 the Western. The Snntbar,,
open was another honor which Iarnn u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
HOFFEER INVADING SOUTH
fhhadeiphia "Pro" Golfer T'Inp. Am
hhous Campaign on Southern
Courses.

Ghar iie Iioffner: OF Philadelphia. who
VII invade the South this winter il
or OF me most prominent young pro-
-SsI0nais in the country. He Is IS.
~ rlio Will get away about January
~ and open his campaign at Pinehursf.
engaging IN some fourSomes and
S!nS;cs with noted professionals From
iihchurSt he journeys TO Augusta Ga.
10 10 mix in an invitation open there.
IN, following points will then be Wis
tied IN order:
Tallahassee. Deland. Jacksonville.
Atlantic Beach. st. Augustine, St Pc
'ersburg. Tampa Bay. Bellairc. TT. NV
ers. Tarpon Springs, palm Reach. Mi
ami and back to Jacksonville, all in
Florida. lie will then go North, stop
ping IT Atlanta. Ga; Camden, s. c.:
MShcvilic. \. c.: Pinchurst and then to
Washington, reaching home about
Hoffner will take part in most Of the
hiG open events in the South. including
the Florida East Coast. West Coast.
Asheville and North and South charm
pionShips. This is one OF the most
ambitious campaigns ever attempt ed
by golfer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
COLLINS LIKES sOX BOSS
wi, ,S, acksr say. ComI.l
n Ieat Him Fairly In
Nov Contract

Eddie Collins is not wo,-;.d
his cont,,c IDs .'nNl When asked ab"nt
1o,a "a, matte rhich invoivms ', "nq,
nor be- and myaef Contracts h nnlg
out 1 want TO say that u,ns ytl,
; ssa,, better in my lie thar Gy Co.
the ,1 1na ! ,eci sure that he WIN 'l 10
nj rI I!sht thins By me next se:. ~
y, Inns year when the eeason endn1 asoh.
: thsoiiched. he handed me a t,o,,,.
trsc, WI" not ncntioncd in my con.
- aG.. 1 am not showing tho sjiph,.
a ah1iety over what my salary Vii Ia
,;,.i nave never been "A hoid-out in nv
80, nHu never expect TO be- I liIa
SS,1G.IinisEcy as an employer ana K;S
whsn son as boss /, made my blood bo;i
lysTtar Ia TO uhi9undea rumors. short.
succeed the Kid as manager. "'u'u
want TO say that / viii never ar
am able to play" 'E as 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
LEAGUE MAY RECONSIDER
ANOTHER VOTE IS SOUGHT
ON ADMITTING N. c. CITIES
Nfleon-H ecky Mount and Schedule
Matters before Virginia lIOguls
Next Monday.

Raport7 current In this city are to
the effect that at tba meeting Of tho
Virginia League owners in Newport
News. January 5. efforts will be made
TO have the league reconsider it's ac-
tion or two weeks ago, when two
cities of North Carolina. Rocky Mount
and Wilson. were invited to become
members of the Bradley circuit
Since tho Suffolk meeting two clubs
are reported to have changed their
attitude toward making the leagne an
eight club affair. Richmond. which
larsins the circuit at this time, will
not move q. reconsideration. but will
support the resolution. II such is in
has changed ownership since the last
meeting. and the attitude OF the new
owner is not known. If two other
VIII be a tie, and IT will he up to
President w. Il. Bradley to east the
deciding vote.
Have Not Accepted Dida.
"A, As far as known. Rocky Mount and
tion TO enter the Virginia League, hu,
II is assumed they will make known
thesr attitude at the league session
night.
Norfolk, Newport News and Suffolk.
which voted for tho admittancc of the
Petersburg. Portsmouth lined up with
Rich nond asainet the plan. The talk
In baseball circles Is that Newport
News and SuTolS may move recon
sideration, In which event they would
command the supreZt OF Richmond.
and possibly Portsmouth.
The Virginia League last season on
1oEed good base ball and with the cir
cult now raised to b CLASSIFICATION, :seris
paying better salaries, the article OF
ball TO be furnished In 1920 promises
TO be faster. Whether the entrance
OF Carolina cities would provide
greater rivalry is matter open to de-
bate. Suffolk. II will be remembered
was paying proposition. for base
ball in small. progressive cities in
enterprise.
Fight on w-eh-Ead Games.
Last season Richmond prevented
BY giving Chief Bender's club hand
proposed eisht-ciub circuit thi. CITY
will lose some Weekend contests
Local kAns have been educated in
weekend games. and one % the rea-
sons Tor the failure OF International
League baseball hero was tho long
road trips taken by Billy Smith and
Otto knabe; There was genuine re-
mond last year, for Ben W. Wilson
secured all Weekend games for his
foam at boulevard Field One OF the
principal matters up at the January !
meeting Will be The. drafting Of z ten
tAtivc schedule.
President W. p. Bradley ia too we'll
yersed in baseball affairs not to exert
ms influence in any matter not having
the best interests OF the league al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
BENDER HAS MANY OFFERS
WlTHH0LDS ANSWER AS TO
RETURNING HERE IN 1920
Famous Indian Hurler VIII Come Back
10 RichnIond Only ut
prlnCClS SnInrN.

While awaiting word from Chief
Bender as TO whether he will return
Ben Wilson has :, second choice in
View and his plans Tor another pen
ously interfered with in the event
Bender accepts another offer.
,r- AZ matter Of protection Owner
wilson has taken this step. He made
The noted Chippewa huricr good Of
Ter, and the cX-star or Connie Mark's
stable is thinking the matter over
while. smashing clay pigeons in Phila-
delphia and elsewhere.
1T is known that Bender likes Rich
mond, and prefers TO play here rather
IMAM IN any other minor league city.
But that Is where the rub comes
IN His wonderful pitching record last
year and the subsequent efforts of the
Cincinnati ltcdlcss to sign him ut u
time whom the National League race
was NJ us Worcst stage, have brought
bender In the forefront again. At
pest. he would he good for active SER
vice III the major leagues only for
Two or three years, but he is human
or big fans in the near future
AS ne did Tor many years in tho past.
lie Is RiS-LenErrr Timber.
One thing is certain. II Bender
comes ,,e,n, hack TO Richmond his contract
greater. to that drawn by many big
league players. He showed last year
mat ne is u good manager, and he
"'bi'i iiidht EOCu titnbcr Tor The
American Association. International or
racine Coast clubs. Indeed. there is
belief here that Bender eventually
viii become manager OF big league
cup as he possesses all the rualifi-
cations Of 4 leader.
The great icht-hander is wise in
ms sphere, and will take an active
part in baseball Just "a long rs his
trusty soupbone sustains his clever
thinking powers. II will he many
years before his 1918 record is
c9uhiied, If indeed. il is ever euua,led
Iltching against Glass { bats,ncn. he
won tWentS-nine games and lost ONLY
Two lie was the outstanding i,urc
OF the Virginia League and ir he re-
turns TO Richmond in 1920 he is Ger
tam to bring with him players or
abllity. AS a coachcr Of YOUNGSTERS
bail. 80
Outstanding Star I'm Minors.
With any kind OF team behind him
Charlcs Albert will scintillate in the
minors Tor many years. lie is now
only 81. and 1t will be recalled that
~ Young did not step out of major
league harness until he was A. while
mans wagner was walloping base hits
AZ inc age OF AZ. Render has a strong
frame ana should survive baseball UNI
In any event the local owner NOM
ises 70 give Richmond a better team
ia 1?2u than the aggregation Bender
lea with such consummatr skill Iust
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST race-hvc furon gs--Perfect Lady. ia
tMcrrisey). 10 l. to l, even. won Raven
sea. 10 lPickens), to .. 8 to s. to g.
second; Superior, 10 tCollings,. . 10 1. .
to l. even, third Time. l:oi IS; He's a
Col IIilard. Cuba. Dixie Flyer ran.
Second race--six furlonEs-Big Smoke. lcG
(kcfcris), To j, to .. 10 !. won; Count
Boris, ito CWilsonp. to l. to :. to D,
second; Unwtse Child. " tMcCrann), 5 to
Bonds. Assum ption. Applcjack, Pcrscus.
Th;rd race--six furlonss-Dukc Ruff. 10,
IChinvattal. to J, 10 D. to g. won;
Hcrdcr. 100 tkroger). 10 /. to 5. to 8,
second: Lady lane Grey. los ,!!Carm@,dy); 5
Prince Direct. Bagdadinc. Ralph s.. Timothy
j. Hogan. Beverly James also ran
Fourth racc-siS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., III
Main. to J; to !? to s.. won; T'rizz.
Assign ;n;5s III IL corey. 70 to !, e !.
Fifth race-In:lc and sixteenth TIubuh. II,
I9l tMcrimee). 6 TO l. 2 TO ]. even. second
i,o, 5. third. Time. l:45 Is. Regal. Walnut
Hall ran. orestes lost rider. Coupled.
sixth -milc--Josc DE Valera III
Mountainl: to l. to J. to g. won: III
Cornncl. 100 (Carmody). . to ]. to ).
20 g.. second; Soldier: 1I3 .tormes),. even.
Girl. Night Owl. Little Marchmont H. Shod :
dy Saycth. Duke OF Shelby ran.
Seventh ACCOMPLISHMENTS Fay, 1i0 (Mr
GRANNY. to J.. to ). tn ), won; Homa n.
100 tkroE"rl. Is to l. TO ]; TO l.. second
Terrible Miss. War,aa. White crown.
Tranby, Rockport ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
ROSS LAYS OUT 18-HOLE
GOLF LINK IN DAMViLLE
Land Purchased for New Greens, Also
New Clubhouse HetnE
Built.
[Spccialto The Times-Dispatch


DANNILLE VA, Dec. 29.-Thc re-
cent visit here of Donald Ross to lay
out an ciShtccn-holc golf course at
the Danvil!c Golf Clubs links at
Stokc and has stimulated interest in
the sport. and the mem bcrship of the
club IS growing. Additional land was
recently purchased by the club, and
"nen the new greens have been laid
ana the course prepared following the
expert accommodations. il will he
much improved. The foundation is
now being laid for Il handsome club
house. which will be completed earIv
IN the coming spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Ranking on Bnbe Adams.

Manager Gibson. OF the Pirates. Is
counting upon Babe Adams to be one
OF the mainstays OF the Pittsburgh
pitching STAFF next season. Adams
staged succcssfui comeback last sum-
'ncr, and i'll the records he Is we'll uD
with the leaders, being rated fifth on
the list. Babe allowed lbs earned runs
game and was credited with seven
teen victories and ten defeats. In
thirty-four games he issued twenty
three passes and retired ninety-two
battcrS on strikes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Thrilling lee SNORT.

nH, bANk. y. j.. Dec. 2s.--Ail tn,t
was needed 10 make the nrorrn,n
ice sports OF the Shrewsbury co,nplete
tooay was a submarine. At one time
ana!ne nc afternoon An aeroplane an
autoniobile and motorcycle were
competitors In race. The plane was
an easy winner. even while running
ON us wheels. bicycles. s!edR. ice
yachts and even a few borscdr,un
vehieies added 20 the variety OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Alexander to Co,ch Iu,n.,

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-Grover Cleve
land Alexander. star pitcher of the
Chicago National League team, has ac-
ccptcd an offer TO coach University OF
illinois boXmcn. Alexander plans to
go to Urbana about the middle OF Jan
uary and rema in there until the cubs
start for their California training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Braves Sign Pitcher
Without Experience
Try As.ocInted prc.s.I

BOSTON, Dec. 20.-IIuEh brown,
of Atlanta, On. n lcfthnnded pitcher
with no minor league experience,
Inns been signed by the boston M
fonais- HrOMn pitched last sea-
SON FOR the Atlanta steel Company
nine and won NIL his games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

Scribe to Referee
Game in Pasadena
rBy Associates, p,e-

PASADENA. CAL. Dec. g.
George rnrnclL Spokane, WASH.
newspaper nan, has been selected
TO referee the Harvard-Oregon foot
ball game here New Years Day,
other officials chosen are, Umpire,
Pat QuiKley, National League UNI
piret head lfneSman, Pl0Nden Scott,
former Stanford Official, field Judge,
Henry Uutterneld. BruokIine. Mnss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
pbillic. 10 nIrm,nyhnn,

w
The Phillics will do their spring
training In birmingham. Ala, next
from President Bakers Office yester-
day.
Tho tcam will leave the last week In
FEBRUARY and about thirty players
will make the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Championship Tennis
Matches for Philly
iBy Associated Press.I

PHII.tDEI.PHJA. Dec. .O.--An-
nOuncemcnt Inns been made by tho
Racquet Club that the National
tncqMets doubles cham pisnship Will
he played here from Jnuunry 30 10
81 incluAlve.
The singles title Will be decided
In New York on February IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
AUTOMOBILES
-
Automobiles for SaJe

CHEVROLET o.
1919 MODEL
LOOKS LIKE NEW CAR RUN ano-
'.'o MILES CHEAP TO QUICK BUYER
sEvEN-PAssENGER PAIGE.
, plS MODEL.
GHiS GAt HAS BEEN RERr,r.
ESUIPPED WITH CORD .riRES: Ptutrmi
AND T9f IN EXCELLENr CoNoffi;5SHI.
KLINE 1870 MODEL,
THIS CAR HAS ONLY BEEN r,rrN a..
5lLES: HERE IS YOUR CIIANr,E NC NC
GEL AN ABSOLUTELY BRAND Nt.IT r,ttS
Al CONSIDERABLE DISCOUNT al
FORD TOURING.
.,DEHCUNTABLE RIMS. SPEEDOMErrp
STr:4RhAGE BATTERY: ENTHUSIASTICALLY
MAXWELL
cE SSER BON e t5do BUYER CAN GET THIS
-, Markell INC
vi EAST MAIN ST. RAN. isY
DISTRIBUTORS
MARMON- PAiGE-RoAMER
CARS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale.

ARMSTRONG .lOTOR (.ONp1EY
1913 West Eroad. Phone boulevard 3Sos
Commonwealth Touring Cars and on.,I.
Trucks.
AUTOMOBlI Il cylinders water nI,n,. -,
ooiiers' steam ripcs burstcd by !r..x.
ing can be welded rood as new M Iric,D
ing Welding shop. around the toynnr
al h!2 West Broad "
n!cnt all now tires two .ytr.s Sa5n "uip
ms no IEaIn Owner leaving town roo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

USED CARS-For used cav. "a,
MOTOR co" 32e West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

BtICk-l-iftI" SIX :eGan 1917 model in
perfect repair: wire wheels. cord ,ir. n
King Wilson Motor Cnrporation $50 Wcsi
BUICK AND DODGE--I.ttie sir 5-passcn
Eer Buick; One 5-pa sscnger Dodge 81,
North Eighth Street. 81
I'll LINERS ,heap. Motor NIecban,c.
20. rear l1la Hanover Avenue
COMMERClAL AUTO BODiEs and w,vcD,
ISlo hardson t:rns GIG Rrook Avenue
DODGE, 5-passenger Nrs,-cl,s. ,,oi.
order. 100 Barton Avenue Randoip6
al
fOkD-Brand- new Ford touring car, cquip-
ped with starter and shock ab.nrharr,
Phone Randolph J9V2-w " =
FORD. 1912 e1uipped for starter: good as
new $500 I'll South Harrison 80
FORD-Auto for sale New Ford ,on-Jr-
with starter sT2b 202e Crovc Xwnnn,nt.
Phone boulevard l67e-W Venue
Dispatsh Want Ad Taker what YOU
want Shall help you wrlto A comnisys
Cd tnat wiz r''ictlv ger good RESULTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

VILE the weather Is bad. nut your car
III lie Halht shoD. Calls Auto Pafntinrs
Co.-l627 w. Isroad Street AIMING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

ACCOMMODATIONS 1891 Uar,.v.n,v,a
son motorcycle and side car "a vi.
cheap at 3ll North First Street, Hopeweii
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NOTARY PUBLIC Viii ,aXr at,idavits TO
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loving memory OF our SON
ana brother. NI!bur e. Traylor who de-
parted this life one year ago today
Slc~p on. beloved, sleep and take thy res,
Lay down thy head upon thy SaviourJs
We loved thee well, bu, Jesus loved tho.
Good night good night, good night
iilr devoted parents and brother
M: and Mrs y. g Trayior and
u. u. Traylor
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The Washington times., 1919-10-16
ALIENS BLAMED FOR
UNREST BY PRIEST

There are 100000 alien work
men lighting the fuses Of anarchy
and social discomfort in our fair land,
and unless something IS done quickly
our nation will soon rock from end
to end with Industrial explosions" de-
clared the Rev. Eugene A. Hannah,
rector OF St. Martins Church, in a
ringing sermon TO the Holy Name So
ciety, which held its monthly meeting
in st. Martins last night.
II am for labor" continued the
priest. 81 have fought the labor
mans fight through ali the years OF
my priesthood. I stand shoulder TO
shoulder with true labor men like
GOmpers, who are striving for the
accomplishment Of a lofty purpose.
And I urge upon every one OF you
men to fight for worthy leadership
in labor unions and TO defeat the sim
lister plot Of alien workers to over
throw the leadership OF Samuel
Gompers and 10 substitute a leader
ship that would be subVersive to all
social order"
Scoring in vigorous terms the "un-
scrupulOus leaders" who are RESPONSE
bic for the discomfort IN the steel
and coal industries and in the ranks
of the longshOremen, Father Hannah
declared that only rare statesmansHip
and skillful tact can avert the great
est industrial upheaval IN the history