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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

Man. at the Tragic Drug Co. out of
gratitude. TO thank him for what this
great remedy has done for them. and
to congratulate him on the wonderful
success he has met with in Richmond
The following signed statement was
received from MIR. G. b Woods OF
No. 1900 Ninth Avenue. wylam. Ala,
a popular employe OF one OF the
largest steel plants in this section Of
the country. He said
have been troubled with ind!ges-
uon and dyspepsia for the past twelve
years; was bloated with gas. had pal
pitaiion Of the heart, headaches and
Dizzy spells; ! had a hard lump in
inc PIT OF my stomach like lead and
could not sleep at night: | was con-
Stiia'cd ana could not get any medi-
cine TO relieve mo until started to
tahc your Plant Juice. | had bad rhcu-
matte pains all through my body and
got aWtui!y discouraged. as thought
would never he any better. Plant
Juice was the only medicine to do the
"o'k ior me- for IT has put my stom
ach IN me condition; ! sleep well and
can eat anything want; Have M
more trouble with constipation and am
feeling fine. am glad to rccommend
rant Juice 10 others"
Ihe Plant Juice Man IS at the Trar,o
N'us 20 store. where ne is daily
meeting the local public and in,roduc.
ing ana explaining the merits OF This
''"'euS' free samples given.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
INCREASE WEIGHT LIMIT
ON PARCEL POST MAIL
Gorernment ModlncS Regulations to
Assist People In bringing Down
pYfccS.
NY AssociateI prc.sl

WASHINGTON. August 7.---Authority
TO Increase temporarily the parcel post
we!she unit to l25 pounds so that buy.
ers of army food may take full adj
vantage of the opportunity to purchase
through nostmasters and letter Carriers
today by the lnterstate COMMERCE
commission. II also was announced
that during the sale buyers IN light place
out paying the initial postal charge ur
GEM cents pound more than once
ne orders must be in writing and
age; VIII be collected with them They
VIII be hiied in the order received
government the mailing list OF Il
western mai order house. Of which he
is PRESIDENT. as IA means OF assisting
In the Bcnerat distribution OF army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

mortal Methodist Episcopal Church In
this city, Is conducting successful
union revival meetings In the Metho.
dist Church at Dlsputanta
James d. Prentis. of this city an
nounced the marriage OF his daughter,
Louise hartley, to John Thompson
Bonehart. OF k;aston. Pa. The wedding
took place on August 4. Tho bride.
groom was stationed for Two years
at Camp Lee.
1t is stated that the employees Of
the British American Tobacco Com
pany and David Dunlop, Inc. began
fifty hours week. for which they
will receive tho same pay that they
have been receiving for hfty-six hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
I,ocnte Missing Woman

DANNIlL.E August 1-Mrs Jesse
James Cass aday who was reported to
Friday. her husband fearing with self
obstruction IN view. is safe a; the
nome OF her parents in Raleigh y. G.
ihls news was brought hero today
by Hustler pehoe who said tia. he
accompanied the woman in an auto
mobile as far as burlington y. G..
Where the car broke down The police
, aoahGon"d their search for tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Two Drowning Ca.e..

bHSII HFoWn, IlNlnS in HiEh Street
reported to the police last nieht ,h,t
MS son Joseph Brown, aged twelve
years, was missing and no word or
him could be obtained This mornin"
the boys clothing was found hancinS
on the limb of tree on the island in
me river IN the rear OF the Norfolk
and Western freight Yards Tho So
position is that he went in h,,S;pr
VIZ ,., W., Wis drowned. The body has not
Otis Jackson negro voutb .
Chesterfield County yaStard.,, ~
M!rroWncd IN Swift Creek while bathing
Tho body was recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Soldier Faces Cb,rrc

DANNILLE, August AFTER fight
ing through several major engage
ments OF the war with A machine gun
battalion. notably on the Metz front
with charge OF murder hanging over
his head in the State courts. Richard
Haynes was arrested here yesterday
evening by local officers upon his re-
turn. discharged. In the absence OF
Judge E Walton Brown officers took
him by motor 10 Chatham. where he
was bonded in the sum OF $4,000 before
Judge Hughes billiard for his appear
ancc in the Corporation Court next
September. His father went security.
Haynes shot and Killed w r. Throck-
morton in pistol battle on North
Union Street. II j: charged, in the fall
OF 1917. His case has been continued
on the docket from term 10 term while
he was in SerNire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
NOM kcnt Mclcnmc. soldinrs.

WEST POINT. VA, AuGuSt -
Thursday was gala day AT New Kent
Courthouse. when the county and sur
rounding counties met 10 honor the
returning soldiers in great picnic,
giving to the soldiers and their
friends a cordial welcome. Notwith-
standing the very hot weather people
from all over the section and from
Richmond were ast.r early to attend
the rally. Many West Point people
went
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

LYNCHBURG. August 7.-Private
William T. Hughes, Company l., One
Hundred and sixteenth Infantry
twenty ninth Division, has been
awarded a Distinguished Service Medal
for extraordinary heroism October IS
l6 1918. when he was wounded in
action al Bultury Bots, France Though
wounded in the left leg and ordered
10 be evacuated. the citation says he
remained with his company in the ad :
vance, displaying marked fort!tude.
unit! his leg became so stiff that he
was compelled TO 80 TO the rear He
is also cited for courage by remaining
with his automatic rife under heavy
hre after ten members of his SQUAD
mad become casualties. until he silenced
an enemy machine gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
PETERSBURG GARAGE BROKEN
OPEN AND CAR Is STOLEN
Thieves Grow Holder.
Operating Freely In South
Side city.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

PETERSBURG, VA. August THE
garage OF Linwood Short in North
night and :. five passenger Buick auto
mobile was stolen. The factory num-
Der OF the car is S2o.eSO and it bears
Another hrc-prssengcr Buick car
state license number 3l,1SO. factory
n , 10 'o32. which had been left
Standing in FRANKLIN Street by the
owner, was stolen this morning.
The garage of a. II. Tucker, in West
night and five inner tubes ana 4, tire
the whole valued at 500. we're stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Dissolve PASTORAL Relation,

PULASKI August IA meeting OF
the Frcshytcry OF Abingdon held here
Wednesday dissolved the pastoral re-
!ationS between the Rev. Graham Gill
mer and the Man Meadows charge and
dismissed him 10 the Presbytcry OF
Lexington. Mr. Gilmcr has accepted
call 10 the Thinking Springs Presby-
terrain Church in Augusta County.
which work he will take up IN Octo-
Der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

ton Commission against the proposed
Increased rates OF the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. which
the said company has filed with the
comm ission. The company acquired
the Virginia Tennessee lines and con-
tracts, which had twenty years
franchise with the town, in which the
maximum rates were prescribed. This
franchise has Il period of nine years
before It's expiration. and the town
through i,s officials would require the
company TO maintain rates according
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

DANNILLE August lowing to the
lack Of Commonwealth witnesses the
ease of the state against DR.. &. Bruce
Williams local dentist who last
Saturday ran over and killed Emma
Lee Fulton. aged eight years. was con
iinued this morning. Several more
eyewitncsses TO the tragedy have been
found. The dentist has renewed his
$500 bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Visit. Old Home Again.

HARRlSONBURG, August Esd.
ward WartnIan. a native of Harrison
burg. is here for his first visit in
forty-three years He spent an hour
on the streets after his arrival from
his home in Citra. Fla. without rec
oEDizing a single old acquaintance. but
later met several MI Wartnan is
the Rockingham Register weekly.
which forty years ago was the leading
newspaper OF the county. He INQUIRED
Tor newspaper men who were here
two decades ago but found none.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Face Charge OF RIotinr

Lf NCHBI liG. August 7-Warren
Almond william Jenkins Harry
br0oks ana Eusse! Moon were held
TO-DAY by Squire Austin in Campbell
tountE' ior the next grand jury on the
beng thai the quartz, late Saturday
night rocked the residence Of 4.
Humo!es, J-.. wealthy co!ored man
VINO lives Just outside the city in
South LynchbGrS Brooks and Al.
mond are returned soldiers Rrook :
Vas he'd In $500 bail and the others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
French Girl seeks so,aie, Ioxer

BKISIOL. august In senrch for
her soldier lover, a pretty little French
tiers. has arrived here She claims 10
nave left her home in Paris France
on the promise of a returned overseas
he deserted her in New York She
stated in broken English that she had
visited KENTUCKY and Alabama in
search tor HIN, s~7d that she expected
10 locate him some where in this coun-
try. 90 ' - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Wedding at 0rphannnc.

pretty wedding was Solcmnized
last evening AT the Methodist Orphan
age: the occasion being the marriage
OF Miss Violet McNeal and Sergeant
Frederick Palmer, of Camp Lee. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. H.
!; Williams, of the Market Street
Church, in the presence OF a number
OF well-known people OF the city. The
pride was given away by President w.
Il. HARRISON. OF the institution. She
as maid OF honor. On their return
from their bridal trip the couple will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Good Road, CcIrhro,ior

DIE barbecuc VIII he gwen To-
morrow at Courtland. Southampton
county; in celebration OF the pourin~
Of the first concrete on the Pctcrsburrs
Norfoik rod \ large crowd is eS-
I" n,,rnd the celebration. The
=, "a.o""r coleman. Judge Jesse r
Nest ana Senator .Lupton 4 stronr.
burg Will join in the cclebratio ion 5
REQUESTS have been made 10 T.,
renccvillc. South Boston. Chase ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Police Omccr I, uur,

pANNlLLE. August 7-R 6 Nav
berry. a local policeman was painfully
injured last night when he was swept
from the running board Of a street
car by the tenders OF an automobile
driven by man named Courley. He
was knocked off the car ana his lower
limbs were bruised. his foot also be-
ing injured. The driver stated that he
was forced into the street car by the
close quarters he found himself in
while trying 10 pass the vehicle. The
oihcer has preferred no charge against
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Heads liar Associations

!. GREENSBoRo. y. CO., August T.
T,iii'an, r.. Byn NUN, OF this city, Vas
North Carolina Bar Association, sue
{ edinE Edwin +. Aydlett. OF Eliza
roe. Michael Schenek. OF Henderson,
Vile. and r, J. James. OF Greenville.
we're elected vice presidents Thomas
". Davis, OF Wilmington. was rc-e cleo
Ted SccrctarY and. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Notes. of Intcrcst,

There VIII be number OF new men
in the next legislature from the South
Side division Of the state. and a mum
Der OF them were elected on plat :
form demanding adjustment OF the
office of Prohibition Commissioners
\ Saxon roadster, four cylinder auto
mobile, after having been abandoned
and left standing for three days and
nights i'm Boiling brook Street, has been
taken in charge by the police TO await
the owner
Rev. Oliver Gordon. pastor of Me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

The car inspectors of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway in Petersburg walked
out yesterday afternoon. leaving ali
Trains unprotected. The inspectors of
tho Atlantic Coast Line had previously
ceased work. and tho men Of tho Nor
FOLK and Western Railroad. while still
at work. are expecting orders mo-
mehtarliy to go on strike. Tho Situa-
hon rs becoming serious. Only per-
ishaole goods are received. and these
subject to delay in delivery. Clerical
consequence OF The tie-up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

ONANCOCK. August 7.-Sr, I po-
tatoes are being shipped now md arc
bringing from Sl2 to Sli barrel.
Ezekiel Anderson and sold for SIS.
The prospect for unusual yield is
exceptionally good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

OF the Craddock- Terry Co. here have
become affiliated with tho United Boot
and Shoe Workers of America. and
the union has associated itself with
the newly formed central trade and
labor committee OF Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Crnu TIpyer, Surnri,cd

Police officers while searching for
some negro law violators today ran
unexpectedly into II party OF negro
crap players. men and youths The
result was the arrest OF nine persons,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
petcr.hurg Eirm GEO. cnntract.

panN was yesterday ava rtied the con-
tract for the erection OF 4 $40. 00n de.
partment store at Rosemary " G.
This Is The fourth contract given this
hrm TOR important work in North
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
THE STEEL PLANT
EMPLOYEE REPORT
Wylam (Ala.) Citizen Relates
How He Thought He Would
Not Get Well.
COULD NOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
Claims Since He Took Plant
Juice He Has Entirely Re-
gained His Health.
COULD NOT SLEEP AT NIGHT

Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
remedy, is giving relief to thousands
OF sufferers OF stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles. Many people call daily
al the headquarters of the Plant Juice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
outinr for Ch,Idren.
OUtinE
Z NNnHloI.nE

IYNCHBURG. August THE local
corps OF the Salvation Army Will give
the poor children OF the city an out
ing ten miles in the country next
Wednesday. The outing will be made
possible by the donation OF trucks and
automobiles for transportation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

and other towns to have those place.
represented in the good roads caravan
to Richmond. August IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
food. He also cfrered to asslrt In tho
ordering: routing and shipping OF army
food and TO otherwise cooperate.
PROBE COPPER DEAL.
Chief Of Division Called by Subcor,
Dittce to Explain Contracts
Npd~.
fBy Asn
WASHINGTON

WASUINtiTON
zion OF the purchase OF copper by the
government during tus
sumcd today by the House subcu.i
Lieutenant Colonel u. r. Hawkins.
chief OF the copper division Of that
Copies of contracts for copper made
by the government with the United
Meta Selling Company were produced
By the witness. who said virtually All
me copper bought by his department
nas obtained from that company
a Medicine That IL Especially Prepared
For just One Thing.
Just try one bottle Of LAS-rOS WITH
PEPSlN for Habitual Constipation soc
ADV.
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Protest Agnin~t Increase.

PCL3 SKI. August THE town
counci! mas vote! unanimously 10 con
vey protest to the State Corpora
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

Shoe Workers Join Union.
LYNCHBURG. August NEARLY
two&thirds OF the 1900 shoe workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Kills Germs

Prevsntoi 10 AN excsllent disinfectant an
agreeable deodorizer and an effective Kermi-
eide. Easy to apply. stainless. non poison
ideal germieide and dlsinfeetant for tho sick.
room. Enectually prevents the spread Of In
dunnza. colds, xrippe; etc. In theatres. banks.
sehoois. public buildings light sprdy
Only 10 necessary and its agreeable. cleanly
odor makes Preventol 4 most pleasing dis-
infectant and rermicido.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse $1,000; claiming;
thres,yeSTGids, and gPP,T;Hrd Iss and
ina Glance S 49, .Thtnker ios psneTs
Spray. 1O4; Kiku, 1O4; Fin H.. 1917; MAR
chesa IL: lo7; lady Luxury, III Err
second Raee-Purse $1,000; two-year-
Odds; maiden flies; six furlongs. Barenka,
liz; tRiddle, ll2; Second Cousin, l12; Per-
Liberty, il2: orlova, ll2; tightening
Sweep. l12; Amanda, ia; Tumbeweed.
ll2; tAbbess. ll2; Frivolity, ll2 Also
Emma j.. ia; Keep, ll2; Peggy. ia;
Move On. il2. tfoung-Treacy and Walker
entry.
age Purse; three-year- Odds and upward /:
six furlongs. Blushing beauty, 100; Do
cod, lOs; chasseur, 1903; Hidden Jewel, 1903;
los; EmmiSity. io7; Herald. iCs. AAn0neS
Fourth Raoe--Purse 1000; four-year-
olds and upward; six fuIlongs. plmItrI
ferty, 100; Redmon, 100; Bon Tromp, liz.
Fifth Raoe-Purse :i.io0; Pendsnnis
Club Handicap three-year. olds and up
Ss; Bellsoler. IS; Exhorter. 1902; BulIdoze'
loi; Manager Waite. li2; stockwell. 1876;
sixth Race - Purse $1,000; Audubon
Country Club; two-year-o lds; colts and
geldings; one miie--same Boy. 1903; tSweep,
Jr, 1885, Rapid Stride. 400; Virgo, 1OS;
w. los; Bread Man, i0S; East Indian,
los; The Swimmer, III; Prince Pal, III.
tBarbee Young entry
three-year,ods and upward; one mile and
los; .Jsmes, lOs; Lucky r., 10; wenoma S1
llO; Crystal Day. 1l2; Tokalon March, ia;
whippoorwill ll3 Mountain Rose H., iiS;
Parr, lls; Soldier lls; Waterford, lis
Also eligible; A AIdsSar9I; ~ jag. o.
'Apprsnties allowances claimed.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year-olds; selling; one
mile: 'Le Bleuet 100; Rockaree, l0S; Tou-
canet, ll2: Peregrine, 105; Drusilla. l02; Sea
queen. lO7; American Boy. 10; Who Cares,
ll2; Master Bill, no
Second Race-The Ticket of Leave steeple-
chase. three year-olds; about TWO miles {:
Roi Craig, 1905 tsea Sun, ls7; tBdnnacourt,
1871: Gargoyle 14S; Twiford. l42; Minata 1877 ;
tsuperba. 1877; tRwenshee, 1877. tRoss Glen
liver entry. tClark-Lewls entry.
Third Rsce-Maiden oyear-oids; selling
six furlongs: 'Courlis 9s; 'Liola, 1906; Sadie
iwehew, lOs; Clsrabelia. lO5; Venal JOY
iOs Back Home 1906; tRockaree, 1885, zap
hank. lOs The Sachem, lOs tB. L. Smith
entry.
Fourth Race-Three- rear olds and upward ;
claiming one mile and sixteenth 'Poacher,
ioT: Elected H., 81; The Decision. 10;
Sister Emblem, l0l Little Cottage, III
Thornbloom. Ito; Saints Bridge, lO7.
Fifth Race-Three- year-olds and upward
ZIG: Legacy, 100; 'Ballyconnell. 90 Handful
ZIG swar Plume, 20 'Dr, Rae, lO5; Padua,
lo7; Water War. ll6; Mannchen, log.
Sixth Race-Three- year olds and upward +;
selling; six furlongs: Comacho, lis: Encore
los Lady Ivan. 1O7; Nebraska lO5; tBell.
ringer loS; 'Enos, 10S; Ideal lO2; Ruth Strick-
land. 100 Melancholia, no; fiddle Mcbride,
100: Zouave, lOs; Currency, lO7. tBryson-
Griffith entry.
seventh Race-Three year!olds and upward
claiming mile and sixteenth: Tie Pin, ll6
sKeziah, IS; Hong Kong, 10; 'Galey Head
lOl: Coral, 106 Indian Chant, ll6; Jack OF
Spades, l06; Widow Bedotte, lis.
This race has been divided and q division
| run as the Fifth Race.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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department, possibly and 4 can assur. go.
that the handful of our deleya1a you
outnumbered the delegates to tba 9, lar
League in Albany 2 to /. STATE
moreover, you must recall the voto 49,
acyhB 70 you an expression OF apnrsc IN
non OF the New York Conservative A..s
Siation Tor your entertainment sso.
state Forestry College. AZ 'he
When that vote was taken ovo- on,
were present. to which State Sernta u
ueorse +. Thompson, one of tho snesSe oo.
Win yourself, can bear testimnnr
.HaiilaDly attribute your lapse of memo,a
10 overwork In the State service ''O'!
Let me further give you cheer in 81,
assurance that the "handfuT' Of ." ,o ,ns
rev YORK Association Statewide viii Va
augmented by many times that n,,r, Zoe oe
Mhen next we meet as the New W,
conservation Association. A fora-,,n uiN
u thHt nsppy event was our represanto
ton az the hearing on the Everett nS,
aeer Dill before the Governor wbsn ~
.New YORK Conservation Association Ma
helped to carry the day for proSPs,siya
conservation. P''s4essNs
We were against the killing n, sno
Goes under the buck law we bone to 'UVv
the Toll OF both bucks and does decrs.s.s
unuer the one deer law, II thai IL ~,
accomplished well favor trying soma,b; 10,
else. but not the doe killing buck law
one would expect an ANONYMOUS no-,.
spondent like White BIrohi IN 1aIu "
the wrong trail, SO he has our eo NIP On
FOR dignihed gentleman like your,.y
VINO goes wrong on the say of an unknov,
row, NJ 'J uOnVer sor'
President n. Y. Conservation Associate,
'O' 'ish ST. Lockport. n. Y. Oct 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-29
TIGER FRESHMEN
WIN TRACK MEET
Thompson, All Around A. A.
L. Champion, Is Leading
Point Scorer.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 2S.--Starting
their college track season in impressive
style, the freshman class romped away
with the annual fall interclass track
meet here this afternoon. The meet
was run off under discouraging condi-
tions. and Adams, 1928, winner of the
quarter contributed a remarkable per-
Torrance in view of the fact that he
ran the two furlongs in 81 3-5 seconds
against a high wind. s. II. Thompson.
American champion all around athlete,
was the highest score. He had two first
places and two thirds to his credit. The
summaries
100 Yard Dash-won by II. Lehman,
1923, yards; G. Gibson 1923. "A yards,
second; 4. Q. Lamber. 1929. 5 yards third
Time. 10 AS seconds.
22O Yard Dash--won by G. Gibson, 1928
10 yards; r. d. Stark. 1920. scratch sec
ond H. Liebman, 1923, IL yards. third.
440 Yard Dash--won by w. I. L. Adams,
1928. scratch; ]. NJ. Jones 1928, yards
second; b. Lippincott, 1928. Is yards
third Time; q az seconds. 49, =,
Thompson. 1921; T. HUM. 1929, second!
W. E, Massey, 1929, third. Time, 1s 3-i
seconds.
.22O Yard Low Hurdles-won by S. II.
yards. third. Time. rs So seconds.
High Jump-won by W. f. Massey
1922. inches; P; Nissan. 1920; inches
third. Height. feet II inches
Broad Jump-won by T. HUM. 1922
scratch; ID. lUebelacker, 1921. 6 inches
second; W. E. Massey. 1879. inches
Point score--Freshmen, 2s sophomores
II; Juniors, IA; Seniors, G.