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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
CHARGES JAPANESE HERDED
AND SLAUGHTERED KOREANS
LIKE DROvES OF CATTLE

New York, July ia alleged Japanese atrocities
public today the headquarters of the
,uch America 1t result of investigations by representatives
Of the church following the Imprisonment of its mis-
by the Japanese authorities The information from Korea
transmitted by such that escaped the Japanese
Hundreds Of who had proesse6 christianity said have
by Japanese gendaTmes point of bayonets
churches e fired through they hudde
later perish the flames the places of worship
the Most of these victims
Surviving children left in dsuon Many other
alleged instances of a similar nature cited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
SAY WIRE TAPPERS MADE
MILLION OUT OF SUCKERS

100000 in Buffalo, was ar
rested today. one OF the princi-
pal victims OF the Buffalo gang
was Michael Connolly. a Montre-
al contractor, who claims 70 have
iast ti26.000 betting on a horse
race In a pool room In Buffalo
last December.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
TDOUAnD M nITI.Y nEAn.

New York. July i2-The sudden
death Ia Paris Of Edouard De Bnly.
formerly deputy high commissioner Of
France IN the United States WIS an
nounced ia a cable mesaage received
here today from Andre Tardieu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

rIAN MrnICAL CoIIEGE.

New York. July i2.-Plans to make
New York ~ world medical center by
erection OF $4,000 600 medical col-
legc were announced hv nr Royal =.
Copeland. commissioner Of health, uf-
ter meeting OF prominent physic-
tuns and surgeons, al which the New
York Association FOR tho Advance
mant uf Medical Education aud
Medical Science was organized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
~ rHr .ssosiarro ,ssss

New York, July i2.--John
Mosherry, describing himself as
"A salesman and alleged by the
police 60 be a member OF a gang
OF wire tappers" who are cred
itcd with Fleeing victims out OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
WILSON REFUSES CONSENT TO
REPEAL Of DAYLIGHT SAVING
HOLDING NEW SYSTEM SOUND

Declares Economic Saving Has Been Demonstrated
Here and Abroad -Sundry Civil Bill Is Vetoed
Because Of Limitations Placed on Use of Funds
for Rehabilitation of Wounded Soldiers,
Which Executive Declares Would Destroy
Whole Purpose of the Legislation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Daylight Saving
The Public s Part
Copper

nRESIDENT WILSON'S ac-
tlon In tctafng the agricul-
turai appropriation bili. in
order 20 save dn, light saving.
wns not unexpected. When the
rider rr,pcaling the daylight saw
INK Inv was attached to the hill
n was fort<'astcd that the cNccu-
tive wOtid not approve u. The
president will hasr u majority ~
the country behind him Ia bcliaif
of daylight SaNing. Tic VIII have
the Farmers against him. ~ hc
has his I,oIiticai fortunes la mind
IA standkng pat for daylight say.
mig. hcNhns gainc,l nothing aud
lac may have lost something; for
the rost OF the country farRCts an
action of this kind, no matter
how popular or how unpopular 10
may he. But the iarmcr. whosc
daily life A. most Intimately at
fsStesi bS daS Hight saving, which
DC Snys does net save, VIII not
forget.
NOR. aud morr. however.
tliOugiifnl Ipoplc atr cunning io
the ,icw held bN I'-c~i'irnt VII
slin; that dnNIi saving y nn
economic gain b,Nau-c of an All
ltistntrIa ot work To the ~cn-snis
aud bssnusc of the unsioubttrilN
Letter. class of work donc hy stin-
light ns compared with that done
under ARTIFICIAL light.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

The brotherhood OF firemen aui
enginemen, iu their Denver con,en-
tiou today endorsed the Representa- -
tive plan TOR tho administration of
the railroads. Tho plan has been re-
criyiug "a great dat nf attention in
Washington and throughout the
country. o. provides that the govern
meut shall continue fo run tho rail
roads through commission consls'
ing uf one representative OF the OWN
crs uf the roads. oue IsprCscTtaut"
Of labor. or the employees Of the
roads. aud a third representing tli
public.
In theory this Is very nice ar
rangemenL In practice IL Is Eravoiy
10 L. feared that ~ would result IN %
onc-sidcd commission; in that ~"
employers and the employees onrG
with a representative, would lock oHt
each for their own interests lenVing
the poor pubrca lone commissioner
poweriess TO get results for those De
represents.
That would mean simply a contin-
unncc OF n situation that has cN,atrd
since before railroad regulation be
gan The public has never had q
Representative with the power to gct
results: either iu' the railroad matt
RRemeuts. M congress or anywhere
Nso. As the innocent user Of the
railroads be has been given consist
emily and persistcntlv the worst Of u:
and lt will not be- surprising " zee
continues Co hc given the same dose
Copper reached - cents the pound
today.
That is mighty good news for Sow
Mexico
Experts on IN" copper market say
the price In going higher Ihat b.
better news
New McNico's low grade copper dc
posits can be mined with prout, un'
der normal conditions OF labor aud
material supply at - cents tn
pound.
When copper can he mined In this
state. al profit the state AZ "A who'll
IN likely to be prosperous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHNI,LIE CHAPIINs

Los Angeles. Calf, July Ia
Motion picture actors are
mourning today the death OF
Norman Chaplin, thrce-d -day-old
baby of Charlie Chaplin ana Mrs
Chaplin. the former Mildred
Harris. which occurred yuster-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
EXPECT R-34 TO LAND
IN NORFOLK SUNDAY

London. July 10 The British dirlg-
ibie R-34 returning on her cross At
lantlc round trip reported her posi-
ton today az 3 y. m. Greenwich time
nt "a. m. New York; as b2 degrees
north latitude and g degrees 90 MINI
utoa west longitude.
This position shows that tho R-si
had travelled approximately 1876
miles In her transatlantic flight
from Now York WAS within about l70
miles OF the Irish coest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

London. July l2.-necauge OF ad-
verse weather conditions In scotland.
the dirigihle R3i which was on the
coast of ireland today has been ad-
viscd hy the air ministry 10 land at
Putnam. Norfolk. The airship Is ex-
pected there before noon sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

London July t2.-The British dir
igihle R-3t on her return hight from
the United States was approximately
sos miles west of the Irish coast at !
a M. Greenwich meridian time today.
according to "a message received by
the wireless press.
Tier position at that hour was given
~ % degrees ga minutes north haiti
tude and 10 degrees 80 minutes west
longitude
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

. Denver The street car strike,
Which began here TJesday wis au-
thorituuvoly ended when the men for
Fhaily ratified an agreement between
Dc executive committee of the union
and company officials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12
SUGAR SHORTAGE is
THREATENED IN MEXICO

Washington. lulN ~ MeNlrn ~
thrsntrned with q susnr shortage said
ufhrial dispatches received here today.
reporting that many of the sugar fbc-
tori,r va the state of M"rcios have
liacu dismuntlrd aud th" machinery
shipped to McNic" city &" he hpld a.
iuuk.
The sugar industry. the dispatches
Isaid had hcsn ruiu, IuE great prosper
.ly ia Murrlos under Iipatisia CON
liral hut the ItpiiisiI forces recently
.Nyere driven into THE hil'7 hy car
Aanzistns The vriu-t thoroupou the
J .ports said. wrecked the sugar fac
luries and dispuscd ~ the machinery
D. junk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

1T II matter ot very grave CON
ccrn therefore that M the worry mo-
ment when these disabled men are
coming In constantly Increasing NUM-
hers to the government so avail
themooivea Of This general plan there
should appear In the sundry civil
approximation hili. which 7 now re-
turn. limiting clauses which viii 10
much more than seriously cripple
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-12

Denver iiaoo 20 $3.50. Rsesipis.
900.
Kansas City MARKET unsvuh; 1f
cents higher. Recelpta. 500.
Chicago sse 70 tfse higher. RE-
ceip'a 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

the only thing left for him to do was
- try for Knockout.
ing for. but was also aware that
McGoorty had not yet caused me any
s shsrs w.. on b this scGTs and unless
everything pointed to him, and mot not
me, being knocked out.
Felt End Coming.
In the last round but one the end
vas, IN sight, felt It. l absolutely
s shake y INK belief %, That i would be ali
grogginess and began to puff deiib-
This ! did to get McGoorty to act
then hammered him right and left
10 bis corner in such condition that
he had not properly revived when he
same TO the mark after the minutes
My chance had come. His hour had
come resolved TO let it all go, but
dead sure Of everything. / boxed him
into a corner and let him have an up
percut with my right hand.
GauIe to tho l.aSt.
Down went McCoorty. glad to take
the count of nine. and yet courageous
enough TO get on his feet again. when
practically pitching him over the ropes
There was no longer any question of
Eddie McGoorty had Tough, we'll
cleanly cleve,y, and in the most
cunning manner possible. was the
better man. That Is all there is TO ii.
Boxers. have their day. Whether Nc
Goorty's day is done 1t is not for me
to say. My day has come.
l now want them to bring Carmen
tier into the ring with me as soon az
they can. After that perhaps America
may provide another challenger There
is no hurry about that, however
have not passed my best. | am twenty
flVe years Of age. and ! suppose I ought
two yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
AMBITIOUS YOUNG RACERS
TO APPEAR IN FALL MEET
Maryland Jockey Clubs November
ir"Srnm Includes Specials for
Two-Ycnr-Oids.
Especial to The Timcs.Dis,,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
bal lMoRE, Oct. 25.-There is no
,i'ore interesting racing in tho fail
than racing which brings good two
year-olds to the post in coniests ovcr
distances Of ground with natural
and The Maryland Jockey
CLUBS fail meeting should deyelon :,
iot 81 Interesting sport of this sort
inree OF the new specials of the
flmlico November program are the
Sierra! weight Tor age races. Of which
there are three-numbers one two ana
three. at three-quarters Of a mile one one
nl!it and one mile and a furlong. re-
spectively-and these serial races have
attracted, with the best three four
ana hve- year-olds and aged horses still
IN training, bunch OF the cleverest
Two odds about.
IL hardly necessary to name the
best of the older horses Everybody
.heir form The two-ycar Odds of class
that may go with these matured per-
formers, however, are another matter.
Prominent among these ambitious
youngsters are the Beach stables Right
over Might. colt by Celt. out of
Eoll!e Levy. that won al Yonkers on
Tuesday; William Booths George,
r: Carman's Carmandale. w. r. Goes
Cleopatra, David Harum and Service
star, Samuel c. Hildrcth's Dominique,
Walter NJ. Jefford's kinnoul. j. II. Lou
chcims Ny Boots. James w. McClel-
lands Hasten On, Captain Raj PARIS
Blazes. Commander ]. +. L. Ross Con-
stancy. J: II, Rosseter's Wedding Cake
pontypridd. J. II. Snreve's KalIIpoiis,
Larry Waterways Homely and Harry
Payne Wh:tncy's John u. Gricr. Wild
air and Cobwebs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
FOOTBALL FINALS

Richmond COLLEGE, z, Hampden-
XirsinIa Mnitar, Institute. II, Da.
Washington and Lee. sss Roanok,
Pennsylvania freshmen. IL, staun.
ton Military Academy. q.
University OF Virginia freshmen, IT;
Wnodherry Forest. o.
High, D.
John MARSHALL High, 80, Petersburg
Virginia I;pIncopal school, 60, Farm
pnnviii" High. ass MnrtinsviIlc
New York University. o, nennc..-
Clemson, ii, University of Tcnnes-
see, q.
University Of Pittsburgh, 10; Georgia
Tech, q.
CoIun,bin. o; Amherst, Z.
Washington and Jefferson, ii; Syrn-
cuse. o.
Colgate, =; Princeton. o.
dartmouth, 81, Cornell, o.
Wesleyan, ~, Union, o.
stevens. 81: Rhode IsInnd State, =.
Maine, 2Gi Bates, II.
brown. 20; Norwich, O.
Nalo. "a; Tufts, y.
Pennsylvania, ~; Lafayette, q.
rennsylvania state, ~; lrninus, ..
Muhlenburg. II, Catholic UnIye rsit y, o.
Army, IL. Boston College, y.
Navy, II; BucknclI, Is.
! Illinois, 10; Wisconsin, ii.
| Ohio State. IL; Michigan, 3.
Citadel, ~; Presbyterian College, =.
Georgia, III, Florida, %.
Harvard. 81: VfrEinin. o.
Trinity, 20; Worcester Tech, =.
Lch:Sh, 10; Carnegie Tech, q.
Harvard freshmen, II: E,ter. IL.
bglcth0rpc, II; Mercer, o.
mississippi A. 4 a., :;3, Howard, o,
Maryriilc, 3ii Cumberland. &.
DeFauw, o. Michigan Agsies. IT.
Western Reserve, 81, Baldwin Wal-
lncc, u.
Wooster, 20; Case, O.
OberIin. II; Miami o.
Carnegie, U; LehiEh, 10.
Virginia Poly, 81 Maryland State, O.
Williams, IL, Hamilton, q.
BowdOin. 30; Colby, o.
Trinity, 20; Worcester Tech, =.
Holy Cross, 60; Connecticut Az
GIGS. u.
Minnesota. 8; Iowa, q.
Chicago, 3Ii Northwestern, o.
Tulane, -; mississippi, IL.
kentucky State, q; Sewnnee, ..
l.. =. IT,, 20; Arkansas, O.
Wesleyan. 0S; Lebanon Valley, o,
West Virginia University, CO., Beth.
my. o.
University of Detroit 10, Geores
town, ID.
Vanderbilt, Z; Auburn, O.
Notrc Dame, 53i Western State Nor.
NAL, O..
wisconsin, Il: Illinois. 10.
Rutgers, IL; New York AEEies, O.
Emory and Henry College, =; bel
mont, g..
Fu-mnn, 30; Wake Forest. z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
JOHN MARSHALL DEFEATS
PETERSBURG eleven, 800
Lew strinEer'a Aggregation Holds
opponehtn to Two First Downs
During Game.

In steady drizzIe. John Marshall
nigh school yesterday decisively de-
ieated the Petersburg High School
eleven. by 3G-to-0 count the one
sided AFFAIR taking place In the Cock
ads city. The Richmond line allowed
the opposing team only two first
downs during the entire fray.
Lew Stringer's aggregation per-
formed perfectly, plunging the oppos-
ing machine in weak >spots and run
niig around ends at WILL while the
Petersburgers stood still and looked
on. Forward passes were attempted
successfully by the Marshallites and
the iLhesnen ran fauItless interfcr-
enee for the back field
IL: Todd; John Marshall end. and
ooaIroii lull back. plowed through the
neterSnurg line time after time and
were easily the stars for their team
while Wingo. quarter back. played
s'eiar football for Petersburg,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
JACKET-lNDlAN CONTEST
POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY
Williamsburg Athletic Field Too Muddy
for Football and Gnme Is
CRnoelled,

While the Richmond College and
Hampden- Sidney College elevens were
wallowing in mud on Boulevard Field
yesterday afternoon. the Randolph
We're taking rest due to the cancel
iation OF the game scheduled between
them at Williamsburg. TOO much mud
on the Williamsburg athletic field was
given as the reason for the cancella-
ton OF the contest.
The postponed game will be played
Monday afternoon, according to Coach
Driver. who was among the interested
spectators OF the Spider-Tiger battle
here. The scheduled battle was called
OH yesterday morning. when II was
learned that the condition of the field
was such that it was impossible for
football to be played on it. Driver
hopes for better weather Monday than
was had yesterday for the fracas on
boulevard Field, and seems confident
Jackets.
Many Randolph Macon players wit
messed the triumph of the Spiders over
me Tigers, which placed the Richmond
college, team back in the running for
the championship. Several OF the Will
the game. which gave line on the
strength of their next opponents
Drivers squad plays the Tiger eleven
next saturday at Norfolk, while the
Jackets will clash here with the
Now that the Spiders have done their
part TO make the race interesting It
remains for Randolph Macon to dupll-
cate on Monday and give each team
another equal start.
Organize Housing CORPORATION.
DANVi1l.E. VA. Oct 25,--At meeting
i the Young Mems Business Club held la
night housing corporation with 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Sullivan Lining-Up Clubs
for Va.-Carolina League


MNCHDuRG. VA, Oct. .5.-Dc-
cinrinE that he II going to make
good on promise mndc to Sccre-
tury }. II. Farrell. Of the National
Association, that he would md him
another baseball baby In the South,
Ted sullivan. the Old Romnn of the
national Gnmc, tx interesting him
scif I'm the formation of the much
taiked-of Neutrality-suspicious. League.
Mr. sullivan was here Friday anu
he saw wit hout 4 rOuble that Lynch
burg TX primed for the game, with
an organization ready to get I'm ut
the showdown around tho cIrcuit.
with this Information In hand, Mr.
sullivan left for North Carolina,
Intending, he snId, TO stop over In
Dan'iile nnd there look tho ground
over. From thcrc he wns routed
for Durham, WinstOn-Snlcm, HAL
efEh md Greensboro.
Mr, sullivan was tho leading
figure In 1905 OF q movement which
resulted In the start Of the Virginia
LenEue, and he IN confident that the
proposed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orSnni-
zntion Will be go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
GIVES NAVY CLOSE RUB
Buckneli Team Forces Midsslpmen to
the Limit to Obtain Winning
Score.
tBy Associated Pres..,

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Oct. 25.--Though
defeated 81 TO here today. Bucknell
gave Navy closer rub than the score
would indicate; The Midshpmen. US
part, were forced TO the limit in scor-
ing two OF their touchdowns. while
one was the result of a blocked Buck
nell just beneath the visitors goal
line, which Dcnfeld fell on for the
score.
In the third period the visitors not
only held a strong. but got a touch
down after brilliant eighty-yArd run
by Elmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
WANT LEAGUE FRANCHISE
Wilmington Bnsehali Fnns Leave for
Colunbtn, y. g., to Present
Claims for Berth. I
tBy Associated pre.s.1

W1f,MINGTON. y. c., Oct. IA
representative OF the Wilmington
baseball club will leave tomorrow
morning for Columbia. $. c.. where he
.Tili present to the directors of the
South Atlantic Baseball Association
application for this ctty's admission to
the league.
The delegate will present $1,000 as
a guarantee Of the citys good faith
Should Wilmington he admitted to the
South Atlantic League, the association
VIII omen tho season with paid in
capital stock Of $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Hunt. at 100 Year. Old.

William kinsey. who recently passed
his one hundredth year is an cn;husi-
astc sportsman, and expects to hunt
Pennsylvania this fall. kinsey ID "A
War Between the States veteran, and
lives at New Hope ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
DnnyilIc High Wins.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
DANVILLE, VA, Oct. 25.-Danville
High School this afternoon defeated
Martinsville High School, 3S to g. in
a game, during which the Martins
willie line was constantly in danger.
The visitors made their only touch
down In the last quarter by series
OF cleverly executed forward passes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
VANDERBILT WINS, 7 TO g.
Trims Auburn I'm Hard-Fouxht Battls
Hcplctc With FumbIing Due 49,
tn Muddy Field.
my Associated press.J

NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. a5.-In a
ling owing to a muddy field, Vanderbilt
defeated Auburn.~7 to 8. on Dudley
Field this afternoon. The failure of
had scored In the second period Left
the Commodores winner by a. sineiS
point. Fanderbilts touchdown wa.
also made In the second period, npithe :,
team being able to score afterwards:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Didn't Like BODY Blows.

Quite late in the fight McGoorty ad-
ministered some very nasty body blows
which ! did not like at all. He also
got one or two rather Earring knocks
At my head. with the result that I
found myself beginning TO wonder
when. but not TO doubt how, the fight
would end.
1t was. II remember rightly, in the
short jab which brought him TO the
floor for five seconds That was the
frs. real sign OF waning on the part
of his staying powers.
He then began TO plunge at me wildly
quite different from the scientific
way in which he boxed during the
hrst twelve rounds. I suppose he knew
that the crisis wasn't far off and tina I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

Fwehty-fPe years ago Paw=Paw
Psais was given to the public, Since
than it has boon improved HBeH By tbs
addition Of Hsk and tEeR, and TODAY
stands cut 8ss-emineatiF az the best,
the ga fest and most faiiabis fsts3ady
for stsfBash Troubles, disardefed nerves
and impure hinad.
1R6N1zHD RAW-RAw Is HoF A
GURE-At.L,
~ Is prepared just faF what we say
and no mora.
Dent tFifa with yesF health, tf yea
Rsad some fsf6edy taxa tried aHs,
whiaf fsF q quarter Of century has
staRd tfas test Of time.
Na man az woman Ia eapfRBad fss
1sbis deeds who is a dgsRsRtie OF wha
is suffering from any form Of ReFyaas-
nes4 and aaamie conditions of fhe
bIsed:
Jadise%tiaR. stomach troubles and
;19BuFe blesd ~eakoq gus minds, dwarf
III eapabHitiss and if,nit our pessi.
hiiittes:
Ifeai.ea faH-Pav Remedy will DO
sissw, 70 wah. happy home. and
Stf9fE ffna bodies, than all the naedi-
s;He fasf hay fEsF been een4p.eades.
H8HS drRgEttt probably keeps Il; but
L be aeesRT L IL sois by Grant bF4E
E9!S SaFes, RFagle Drug Go. and all
IffsR2ysa BaW-Raw. price s1.se. For
halia or eFery bottle. Mail orders
AfpWlptiY attended, to. Interstate Drug
40, fao.. New York-Adx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

capital was launched. the pIan being to
all within few days s-lneeting OF
citiatls. when subscription to stock viii be
a large block OF the stock VIII
lie taken hy members of tho club. 1t Is
proposed TO build AS many moderate priced
homes as the capital vii, provide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
FORK UNION WINS, $40
Charlottesville High School Eleven
Unable to SteA Onrush Of
Ftsitors' Heavy Line.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. e6-
Fork Union Military Academy today
deoisively defeated charlottesville
High School on I.ambsth Field, - to o.
The Cadet machine worked smoothly
and the lighter high school lads were
unable to stop the steady rushes Of
Fork Unions hack neld.
There were no Outstanding stars
every member of tho winners played
we'll, while the losers put up a game
hight, though fighting against odds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

DASVILl.E, VA. Oct. 2s.-Judge Frank
r; Christian OF l.ynchburg. will tomorrow
afternoon make address to men In the
auditorium of the Scheduled Y. II. c. A.
TIL" orsanization is arranging to secure
the presence here of number of we'll
known Virginia speakers on sunday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
M'GOORTY BEST FIGHTER
HE'S MET, SAYS BECKETT

Continued from Page Seventeen.)
quite contented TO go on as i was
doing until l should have sufficiently
worn him down 10 make sure Of q
knockout.
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Joe Lynch pefeat. Burm.,

IJY Aosoola Ted Press.1
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 25.-Joe Lynch of
New York. defeated Joe Bu.man. OF Chi
cago, In fast six-round bout here tonight
After the first round. which was about
even. Lynch had the advantage ali the way
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scr.nee Iose. to K-,tn.,x

sEWAEEE TENN. Oct. g-The Ken
tIeky Wildcats clawed through the Sew anee
game. to .. shsnkiins. left han. making
yard run around Sewanee's left end