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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
TALKININKU ATSToVAI
TURES KONFERENCI-
IA sU RUsAIs.
Konferencijon pakviesti ir
bolseviku atstovai.

Paryzlus, sauslo %. = Va
kar vyriausioji taikos konfe-
rencijos taryba pagaliaus pri-
eme prezidento Wilsono su-
manymq, ,kokiuo budu talllinin-
kams susiartinti su Rusiia,
patirti rusu tautos politisku
partijQ troskimus If pagelbe-
ii Rusijai pasikelti is dabar-
tines anarchijos.
Taryba nusprende tarties ne
su viena kokia rusq partija,
bet su visomis, kollios Siandie
ten veikia.
Anot prezidento Wolsono,
Sios taikos konferencijos me-
tn negalima palikti Rusijos
ant, Sales. Mes nepatvarkius
pirmiau Rusijos, nebutQ gall
ma pravesti taikos EurOpoje.
Tuo remdamiesi tarybos at
stovai pripazino' reikalingu
daiktu pakviesti visQ rusQ
partijQ atstovus atskiron kon-
ferencijon.
Ia rusQ PARTLY atstovu kon-
ferenci.ja su talkininkQ atsto-
vais turi ivykti Prince saloje,
,Marnlora .pIr6se, prad6jus va
sario - d.
Kiekviena rusu politikin6
partija, taigi il bolSevikai ton
konferencijon turi prisiQsti po
iris atstovus. Tuo metu Vi
soks militarinis veikimas visoj
Rusiioj If Siberiioj turis but
pertrauktas.
Tick vakar atlikta Rusijos
reikale. Atrodo, jog bolsevi-
kams nusileidziama. Dabar
jie lures progos pasigirti, kad
jQ sumanymas priimtas.
Nes ana dienQ bolsevikQ uz-
sieniQ reikalQ komisaras Cice-
rim buvo pakvietes konferen-
cijon Suv. Valstijas. Taigi
suSaukiamos dabar konferen-
cijos inicijatyvQ pasilaikys
bolSevikai.
Lenkijon pasiusta komisija.
Vyriausioji taikos konferen-
cijos taryba be kitko nuspren-
de tuojaus Lenkijon pasiQsti
komisijq. Sta ant vietos Is
tirs tos Sales visa stow il
pranes tarybai.
p1enara sesiia
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
AR SUTIKS RUSAI SU
PASTATYToMIS SA-
LYGOMIS?
Jei ne talkininkai imsis kito
kin priemoniu.

Paryzius, sausio 24.-Vy-
riausios taikos konferencijos
tarybos paskelbta konferenci-
ia su rusQ politiSkQ partijQ
atstovais Prince saloje = tai
prezidento Wilsono summary
mas. Kaikurie tarybos atsto-
val nenor6jo pilnai sutikti su
visais to sumanymo posmais.
Bet paskui sutiko. Mes gal tas
II duos kokiQ nors gerQ pa
sekmiQ.
Kaip zinoma, visos rusQ po-
litiSkos partijos, kurios Sian
die nepasidalino Rusijos val
dymo, pakviestos pasiQsti po
iris savo atstovus sumanyton
konferencijon. Konferencija
turi prasid6ti vasario 10 d.
Prailginta laikas todel, idant
butu galima atleliauti atsto-
vans ir is Siberijos.
Konferencija lures testies
iris dienas. Talkininkai Vi
stems rusQ atStovams uztikri-
ma visokiq apsauga il net ke-
lione Juodomis jur9mis j sala
Prince, kuri yra Armora ju-
rGse.
Pastatyta' rusams salygos.
Bet talkininkai podraug dar
pazymi il apie salygas, su ku-
riomis rusu atstovai turetQ su-
tikti konferencijoj. Gi jci So
lygos kuriai nors PARTIAL yra
prieSingos, tai verciau tegu ta
partija nesiuncia nei savo at
Stow.
+ Salygos yra tokios:
l. Taika visais zvilgsniais.
3. PraSalinimas visokiQ e.
konominiQ barijeru, kurios ne
leidzia laisvai mainyties mai
stu il prektmis tarpe partl-
.jp AFFINITY plotQ il su iSlau-
kiniu pasaullu.
8. Generals atstovQ rinki-
mas steigiamajin susirinki-
man.
4. Pravedimas kaikuriQ
prlem0mQ Sk0lQ lSlnOkeJllno
reikale.
Jei tarp saves kovoJancios
rusq partijos sutinka su tomis
sqlygomis, tegu' siuncia savo
atstovus paskirton vieton.
Bet jei lsartais rusai nenor6-
tn su tue talkininkQ summary
mu sutikti, tuomet reikStQ,
kad rusai nenori tureti savo
Salyje tvarkos. Gil jei taip, tue
met talkininkai imsis kitoliiQ
priemoniq pravesti tvarka
Rusijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
EKsPLIoDAVO VoKIECIU
MUNICIJOS SANDELIS.

BRUSSELS, sausio 24,- Piet-
lytuoSe nuo Ghent andai eks-
pliodavo buves v6kieciq mum
cijos sandelis, Aplinkiniai gy-
ventoiai i$bagiojo ] visas pu,
SeS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
WILsoNAs KELIAUs ]
BRUSSELI.

ParySius, sausio q. Pref
dentas Wilson's is eia iskes
liaus i Brusseli, Belgijos sos
tine, ateinanti pirmadieni, SAN
sio 27 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24

Wellington, sausio %.
Naujoii' zelandija sioje kareje
panese didelius nuostolius.i Su-
virs 81 tukstanciai vyrQ uz-
muSta IL suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
Plenare sesija.

Ateinanti sestadieni 800
pietu susaukiama plenare tai
kos konferencijos sesiJa. Bus
aptariamas tautu sajungos rel
kalas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
UKRAINAI SLEPIA JAVUS
NUo BoLsEvIKU.
Bolseviku visas darbas
galvazudystes.

| NANo6NSAJ S0s
Varsava, sausio 24.-Ukrai-
nos valstieGiai kaip imanyda-
mi paslepia savo javus nuo
! bolSevikp. Jie laukuose kur
sausose vietose iSkasa' duobes,
prillrauna ] anas siaudu il me-
dziQ il uzkuria. Tuo budu ze-
me apdziovinama, lad jos
dr6gnumas nepakenktQ ia
vans. I taip paruostas duobes
Supilami javai il dailiai uze-
riami zeme, kad nebutQ gall
ma paint, jog ten yra pa&lep-
ii grudai.
Kareiviai brangiai apmokaGli.
PraneSama, jog kaip Kijeve,
taip il kitose daugel vietose
vokieciai Wis dar tebestovi. Sa-
koma, jie If nemana kalllllrlq
vietQ apleisti.
J =,
BolSeviku vado Petluros a
gentai kalbina vokiecius ka-
reivius II oficierius prisldeti
prie Petluros bolSevikiSkos
armijos. Siulo jiems uz tai di-
delius pinigus (kurie neturl
vert6s).
Petluros armijoje kareiyiams
dienoje molcaafa po so rub
liq. Oficieriams dienoje -.po
100 il po 200 rubliQ.
BolSevikai turf "pinlgQ"
Tuos pinigus jie spauzdinasi
dienomis il naktimis. Visur
"bumaSku" yra kaip Sieno.
Tad jp If nesigailima.
Kijevas aptuSta;es.
Kijeve nedaug paliko gy-
ventojp. Gi svetimtaueiu yra
vos keli. Visi kit svetimtau-
eiai If patys rusai isvazineio
i visas puses.
Daugelis is Kijevo pabege-
liQ yra Kovelyj, Krakove II
VarSavoj. Vokieclu diplomatl-
Mai agentai paskelbe perspe-
:jimq, kad visi svetimSaliai ap-
leistu Kijeva.
Visur pima plesiku.
I<ijeve maisto brangenybe
tokia, kaip il Maskvoje. Far
davinejama duona labai pra-
sta. Sviesto svarui reillia mo-
keti Is rubliai, vienas kiausl-
mis- 3 rubliai.
Truksta drabuziq. Galima
kaikur gauti nusipirkti jig. Bet
uz prasGiausia rusl reikia mo-
keti didelius pinigus,
Nestebetina tad, jei miestogat-
.vese zmonas uzpuldinejami If
nuo ju atimami ne pinigai, bet
drabuziai il avalines. Daugelis
If vokieeiu oficieriq apiplesia-
| ! 4.
ma, paliekami pusplikiai.
Keliones apsunkintos.
Is Kijevo il aplinkiniQ mie-
stu keliarminkai nenori ke-
liauti traukiniais ant Odessos.
Mes galvazudzip gaujos ten
saugoja gelezinkelius, susis-
tabdo praeinancius traukinius
If apiplesia zmones.
Gi jei zmones keliauja ant
Kovelio, tai didelius plotus
yra priversti eiti pesti arba
nusisamdyti uz didelius pini-
gus vietas vezimuose, kuriais
/ itransportuojami vokieep ka-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
LIEPIA PASIDU0TI BE
MUSIC.
VaIstieGiai ardo aplinkinius
titus.

Copenhagen, Sausio IL
Pctrogrado apSkrityj prizes
bolScvikuS sukilo valStieGiai.
Jip didziauSiaiS buriaiS eina
ant Petrogrado. ViSm ardo II
pIaisina Titus.
TrockiS prneSt bol$evikQ
vir>ininkui PetrOgrade, kad
ji> miostQ payestQ be music.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
Sukyla valstieeiai.

Trockis savo "oficijaliam''
praneSime pazymi, jog boise
vikai veikiai apleisia Petro-
gradQ, mes jiems ten Wis lab
jaus darosi anksta. Petrogra-
do apylinkese prizes bolsevi-
kus pakile valstieGiai.
II is kitp Rusijos vietQ pra-
ne$ama apie valstieciu sukili-
mus prizes bolSevikus.
Kuomet Petrograde gauta
zinia apie dideli bo!Sevikq
pralaimajimq music lauke Es-
tonijoj, tuojaus sustreikavo
$4,000 darbininkQ.
Mieste Sinovev (?) pakile
valstieGiai uzpuole ten stovin-
ii bolSevikQ garnizona. sito
komendantas su visais savo
kareiviais pasidave valstie-
CLANS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
HALLENBECK STABLE TO
FIGURE ON BOWIE TRACK
Houscmnid, Knrhmir md SnIvestrn APP
penr In Fit Form for NacinE
ut Meet.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch]


BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. S.-Frank
Taylor expects to cut Il considerable
figure in Bowie racing this month
with the stable OF j. J. IIallenbeck.
Of New York. There are not many
horses in this Ilallenbeck outfit. Only
iiouscmaid. Kashmir and Salvestra nm.
pear to be fit for racing just now.
But these three are in tirst-rate con
dition, and three horses that can win
are good many.
kashnlir. a son OF Delhi. seems to be
nothing but fall horse. lie did not
race himself into condition last sea
son until the horses got to Maryland
and the best race he has run this sea
son was scored in = race at Pimlico
the other day ia which he was beaten
by Woodtrap and some other horses
kashpir was pulling up very nearly
all the way in this race in CONSEQUENCES
of jam in the first turn. The Delhi
horse WIS caught in the middle of the
jam. Salvestra showed when she raced
SO we'll with Ormonda Il; Pimlico traci;
on Thursday thai She was Ut The ton
OF her form again, and Houscmad
has been At the top OF her form righ:
" !ll'am Shea. who will be rcmem-
bercd by patrons OF Prince Georges
Park racing as the owner of the one
time clever Splinter. Tea Caddy. VIII
have Ormonda and Drummond in first
meeting this fail. Or. Darke is train
Ston is handling Drumnond.
ormonda vas only a fairish Splinter
OF Samuel Ross. :: Washington. She
has come back a smart distance run
mag mar. t"v:n::ond. which Won his
second race of l." 1t Season ~ Bowie in
leans to discover what looked like
lrcakncSS ana derby form has rounde
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
SPORTS WASHINGTON DEFEATS GEORGIA TECH TO

Dairy Company, who were obliged TO
bowl with four men in their first game.
The Cook Printing Company. with
Frank Reid leading the way with \
234 game. recorded the highest single
game total so Ear registered by spill
ing the NAPLES for l.026. Despite tho
fact that this team IL now occupying
the cellar position H. will bear watch
ing before the season is over with
They are determined to make sweep
Of the series with the McRac Cloth
ing Company.
Much interest is conferred in this
series as the old time double partners,
Reid and Nunck. will be pittcd against
each other and each is certain that his
team will cop the long end OF the
series Bowling fans should not miss
this contest. other large scores were
registered by Nolde Bros, 1902, and
by Cottrcll Saddlery Company. 1000
and 1902
The Cottrcll Saddlery Company. with
Mcfarland and Greer. the latter with
the highest individual count of the
MISUNDERSTANDING the pace, elevated
the three game total pins to 2.S93 bet
tering the mark of the Richmond Dairy
Company. which was ASA. McFarlands
three game total of Coo remains su-
preme. as Greer. with 6is. was high
for the week.
The past weather saw the return Of
another old time bowler to the ranks
Columbus ArraEni assuming his place
In the Ellts' Club lineup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BILLIARD ARTIST Arrested:
THEN ALLOWED TO GO FREE
Ralph GreenIenf Detained with N,,
niger Overnight As Witness
in Murder Cnse.
IBv Associated Press.l

Nv Associated Press.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Nov. -
Ralph Greenleaf. professional bill
lizard player, and George Worden his
manager. who were detained by Ser
geant Frank Virelli, Of the State po-
lice. last night by order OF Coroner
Eli Mix. of New Haven. today were
permitted TO resume their tour. They
were detained so that the coroner
might make inquiry OF them in con-
nection with the murder of benjamin
Binkowitz. Wall Street messenger
WHO disappeared in August with
$l7s.000 worth Of bonds. and whose
BODY was later found in Milford.
FROM the Office of the coroner this
noon statement was issued that both
Grecnieaf and Worden had been de-
tanned as witnesses and Sergeant
NireIi had served on them coroner's
subpoena and not a coroner's warrant
as as nr n,. reported. On such document
as TINS latter one woman and TWO
men are held in the Jail In New Haven
IN connection with the Binkowitz Ca Sc
inc coroner's Office declined 10 give
out any further information. Green
leaf and Worden were taken to noII"e
headqunrters after the former had
completed an exhibition at bIllia rds
They were held there during the night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
FOOTBALL RESULTS
STATE: GAMES.

Observation-Disclosures College, IL;
Wiili;tm and Mary. a..
i.Hnrhburg - iinmpdcn-Sfdney. 10,
Randolph Macon. u.
MISUNDERSTANDING Freshmen.
:; StnuntOn Military Academy, o.
Hampton Roads Naval Busc-Naval
Base. ~: Philadelphia Nnvy Yord, o.
Blackstone - blackstone Military
Academy. .; John Marshall High. o.
BlnrkshurS-N. L. L., 10; Wake
Forest. u.
Richm d-Dyrd, Park Barton
Heights, q; Union Theological Semi
Koanoi,r-Ronnokc College. is; Gull
ford. q.
OTHER GAMES.
Atlanta, CIV. ~. L., 3; Georgia
Tech, o.
Princeton, 10; Harvard, TO-
Cornell. 20; Carnegie Tech, o.
Dartmouth, 20; Pennsylvania, 10.
ItutEcrs. ~: Duston College, =.
Yale, IL; brown. o.
Pitt, =: W. ~ -. o.
Notrc Dame. IL; Army, o.
Michigan ASgics. Is; South Da-
kotn. q.
Town. IA; Northwr.tcrn. q.
Chicago, IL; Michigan, o.
Tufts. q; unircrsit. of Detroit, 3.
Illinois. 10; Minnesota q.
Ohio state. 70; Purdue, q.
Georgetown, q; Navy, q.
Scwanrc, I; OgIcthorpc. o.
>fcnn Stntr, 20; I.chirh, Z.
Vanderbilt. 1G; !tImbnma, l..
Charlcston-titadcI. II; Scwbcrry, o.
Tampa. Fln.-Southcrn College, 10;
S'ctson University, a.
Chapel Hill, y. C.-N. VI. l., 20; Uni
NerSity of North Carolina. :.
niNrr>it! OF thHttHnooEa. =; Cum
h"rlnnd University. ..
hi>sis>ipni 4. ~ W.. ~; University
OF mississippi, q.
Marietta. -; West NirSinia, q.
Tulane. IL: University Of Florida. ..
Louisiana stntc. -; Mississippi Col
lego. q.
Holy Cross. II: Colby, q.
Syracuse. q; BucsnelI. q.
Yale Freshmen, 10; Cornell Fresh
men. q.
Coilrntr, II; Rochester, o.
Lnfnyrt,c. -: Dickinson, O.
Princeton Freshmen. 10; Harvard
Freshmen, u.
Johns Hopkins. o: Havcrford, :.
wr-thmore. 20; Franklin and Mar
shall College, u.
GnIiaudct. -; Western Maryland. 6.
NEWPORT Naval Training Station, 13;
Great Lakes. -.
University of Cincinnati, z; Kentucky
state, q.
ucrnu,v. %; wabash, o.
Earlhnm, q; Franklin. 2.
North Carolina Stntc, 36; David
son. q.
University of south Carolina, g; Uni
yrr>ity Of Tennessee. q.
Ncbrnskn, L.; Missouri. ;.
-. Louis. o.; Marquette o..
Drake. Ii; Washington. 13.
Kansas. o; Oklahoma. 0.
Wooster, 10; Akron, o.
Obrrlin. ~; Hiram. o.
Western Reserve. IL; Kenyon, o.
Case, -: Mount Union, L..
Ohio. IVY: SO: baldwin wallace, o.
tinciDnati .; kentucky State. o.
Dcnison. =; Heidelberg, q.
Howard, =; birmingham Southern, o.
Tulane. ~; Eluridn, o.
University of TcsHs, 10; ArknnSns, z.
Georgetown N>yD College, II; Mary
willie College.
Maryland state. g; st. Johns. o.
North Dakota tEEics, 9; FnrEo Col
lego. a..
Idaho, =; Montana. q.
California, II; Southern Califor-
MIN. -.
Washington State, :; Oregon, o,
Nebraska. IL; Missouri, 3.
Kansas. u; Oklahoma, q.
Utah. .; Colorado. u.
Nebraska Wesleyan. Il; Wyoming, q.
Wash .n.ton University. II: Drake, IL.
It. Louis University. u; Marquette, o..
colorado A-gics, -: Utah AGEies, q.
University of Denver, y; Colorado
school of Wines. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
JUNIORS TO FORM LEAGUE
H. w Mcfarland Formulating ftans
I-,r Formation of Six Rowing
Clubs Among Youths.

H w Mcfarland. manager OF
-,i..yoh R~othcrs' tcn-pin alleys. an
i-I,,.i-cd Yesterday that plans are De
i-c Formulated for the formation Of
\ ,unio- tsn-pin league he further
lated TIA, ne was a. work on the
orrcl OF the teams and ina the
Lev g-CA:'2t.iou would comprise SIX
crly lie expects 10 arrange Sched-
ul5 within The n.N' few days When
no r-,arizat.o mas beer peT:egtet.
~. r .nnand Bowling ana Ten
PIN I.saEu. ,sd rne Way a few weeks
sro wlsr e---.S ass 81 the s7or; or
gained and started on sch@dnle nat
~. rer-y -, teams t--oOEn fourteen
we... = playing Few sports a.e IN
-rg--.ss here during the winter
-rc.tns a-1 :; IS planted u so revive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
U. S. WC0LEN MILLS TEAM
RETAINS LEAD IN LEAGUE
Interest in Bowling Increasing, with
Six Other Clubs Tying for
Second Position.

The close of the second week of
league bowling finds the U. S. Wooden
Mills Company retaining the league
leadership and six OF the other teams
tied for second place. No team was
able to make clean sweep OF it's
weeks series OF three games The
Elks' Club did its utmost to displace
me l. :. Wooden Mills Company from
the league leadership. but fate was
against them. and they lost the first
game by sixteen pins and the last
game by the narrow margin of two
pins. The McRae Clothing Company
upset the dope by taking two out of
three games from the strong Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
DAVIDSON LOSES GAME
Line Crumplcs Before plunCinc Attacks.
of State College Eleven.
Score Bcing 10 To u.

CHARLOTTE. \. c. Nov s-C-u-l7-
ling before the plugging attacks Of
STATE Co!leg. steven q. Wea-r Field
this afternoon. Davidson wen: down in
defsat h= {. score u IS . Win tho
exception q nc last quarter whe- a
series = forward PASSES enabled The
Presoy:=-!z-s = scC-= he ,-rs touch.
down. tl@ Rad s-d E,z-E -eva- Sa-l-
cCsly threatened ~ S:z.s goa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
TENN. AND j. OF S. c. TIE
BOTH ELEVENS SCORE SIX
POINTS IN WARM CONTEST
Came NJ Columbia Featured by For
ward Passing Attack OF
Car0iiua'S Team.

COI.CMBiA. : G. Nov Sin a game
featured ny the forward passing at
tack OF Carolina, the University OF
Tennessee and the University OF South
noon. 6 TO .. The visitors scored in
the first three minutes OF play. when
II Blair Went over for = touchdown.
after this PLAYER and McCaOe had adj
yanced the ball to within one yard
OF the goal 10y three runs OF tackle
after receiving tn. Kick off.
Thereafter the ball was principally
in TenuesSce's territory. \ forward
pass ucttinG thirty Yards from TIM
mons 10 Captain Brockington. gave
Carolina its touchdown early in the
second period. Carolina completed
attempts. while eight efforts by Ten
ncssee resulted in failures. Carolina
suffered from numerous penalties,
" hils the Volunteers were penalized
but once.
l. a.te ......, IcfJ tackle ....;.... Lowe
Thomas ...... ,cf, guard . HsnIerson
+, smith ........ center :...... R9hiuscn
Crawtor HI. right guard ,..... ,Ru5,sssi!
~ Mcmillan . right tackle ...... l-InIseN
ISrnci>irgtou -. rirh; end ........ X Blair
CauralrD ,,;,
yiWi mmcl l @gaThi XIX lex "EyS1s
i,IIHnm, - rient nalf back 800. u iiiair
Score hv periods
Tcnp@ssee ....,..... { . &c
sn, ,%I%,,NN caroiina scor.-E -Touchdown.
rrocHne'gn Gal missed rom ;o'GTn o trT,
,lown i! blair c9al missed from ,ni 5sGi.h-
ilatcner. Sp6sti,ntiI99ins. ,ng tySns ara-
iina-Scaho.n for Eloun; ,h"fgrg".. EnE,ST r.
ION Ciravidsorl. Unuir"-- '"n1ersnE Ntmyp
wSslcynn). Head Observation-Disclosures W OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Standing of Teams

III" "CcRN HChcduIc:
Monday. November IO-Ilichmond
DIRTY Co. w. Cttizcns' Home Insur-
nncc, ut Iictsch BROTHERS.
tuesday, November 11-Elks' Club
vs.. Sottrcll Snddlcry Co., mt Palace
Alleys.
wednesday,, November I2-NcI,ne
Clothing Co. VIZ. Cook Printing Co.
Mt Pictsch Brothers.
Thursday, November 13-Nolde
brothers vs.. u. y. Wooden SIiII,
Co., mt Palace Alleys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

into condition In tho course of the In n
three or four weeks. "''
Always smart performer on a slow
track. Drummond Is sure to win his
way at Bowie. Colston is one OF The
old school OF colored trainers. lie ia
remembered by the fraternity az ~
developer end handler OF Fountainb,us
High Private. Dorantc, Berry Maid thn,
dam OF Dominique), and some haif n
dozen other runners of the first class
that used to race for Frederick
Forsythe IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
GEORGIA Tech DEFEATED
wv. AND L. GENERALS WIN
BY CLOSE MARGIN. 3 TO 0
Scant Three Points Are First scored
on Losers by Invading Eleven
Since 1914.
IBy Associated Press !

I ATLANTA. GA. Nov S. GcorC Ia
Techs all but undispu;cd reign for the
past three years over tho Southern
Yridiron was brought 10 a sudden end
here today by eleven husky athletes
from Washington and Leo. of whom
the outstanding figure WAS Quarter
Back Jimmie Nation His educated toe
lifted the field goal in the final period
that brought the Generals %-to-p We
tory.
It was the first time since 1914 that
Tech had gone down 10 defeat before =
Southern team. and those scant three
points were the iirs; tina, an invading
aleven had made on Gran, Field IN
three years.
The game was mainly one in which
the defense OF each team was imDr' : 70
nable except for here and there some
long runs. chiefly by Flowers, OF Tech.
and Raincs, OF Washington and Lee.
and five field goals were tried,
The day was 4 perfect one for the
pigskin game, and the record Of the
visiting team drew crowd That over
flowed the stands
The last TWO periods found the Nir
ginians getting the upper hand and
forcing Tech 10 resort 10 kicking. In
the final period up to the time the Cen
erals. smashing the Tech line and us
ing deadly overhead attack got into
position 10 drop d field goal, Tech had
gained only three yards.
Lineup and summary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN WIN
Defeat Stnunton Military Acndcmy
Eleven ut Charlottesville by
T-to-O Score.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

CHARIOTTf:SVlLLE. VA. Nov. s.
NirSinia's freshman team defeated
stanton Militnry Academy this after
noon. TO 0. The lone touchdown was
scored early in the fourth quarter by
Parrish. catching = punt on the hound
He raced sixty yards across the Cadets
goal line. Courtney Kicked the goal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
hins,on & Lee Georgia Tech.

summary: WASHINGTON and I.cc-F!eld goal.
J. Matto1 Suhsti;u,;ous; Washington amt
Lee. Mattox for Sinclair corbett and VI
Mattox. Collins 70: raCct. Cohh Cor silver
stein. NJ. Matson tor Cobb Tcch-1iarisn
for Gaivcr webb ,o- Bowling nnwlirr r"-
Webb MeDonourh for CUM Scarborough for
Ferst Refere"-Elcoct WHshinrtou ana Lee;
pirc--Tic hcror. Auburn. Head iia"smaH-
afaEoffin. Michigan. Time ~ psriot.-.5 min
each
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Business Houses
Are Heur.y Losers
y all Street District Is
Congested With Vehi-
cIes as .Eever Before

The one-dav strike was blow to the
financial and business interests Of the
city. The loss 20 business alone IS es-
timated in the hundreds of thousands.
Practically every store in the city
large and small, suffered directly from
the strike, while the offices in the down
town sections We're badly hit The
trucking and transport companies. en-
gagged In the delivery OF merchandise
had the efficiency of their services Gu.
down to so per cent, due to congestion
in the streets.
The Wall Street district was jammod
with greater collection Of motor
vehicles than at any other time ir
history. Some streets were completely
choked. This condition reacted upor
Broadway. and the other main streets
At the Office of the Merchants Asso.
citation it was said that no attempt fac
been made to estimate the loss tc
business due to the strike Every ef
fort of the association, it was said, wa:
being made TO bring about settle
ment