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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Ten Champions Entered

Ten champions will be in the line
up at the start of the six-day bicycle
race in the Garden November 80 They
are Alfred Goullet, six-da champion !;
Ray Eaton American Splinter; Oscar
Egg. Switzerland Clarence Carman,
American motor-paced; Arthur Spencer,
Canada; Reggie Mcnamara, Australia ;
Francesca Verri, Italy, sprint cham
pion; Marcel Dupuy, France; Marcel
Buysse, Belgium. and Maurice Brocco,
Italian longdistance champion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
N. Y. u. Has Veteran
Team of WrestIers

New York University will be repre-
scented this fall by wrestling team
which is almost entirely made I'D of
veterans. The teams first practice was
held in the gymnasium yesterday af
ternoon and many new men as we'll as
several veterans were on hand.
>, Captain Miano, Girden, Alderman and
IuroH OF last years team have started
work and Adams and Cohen. who are
now with the football team. will ioin
the squad after the Columbia game on
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
'. Y. q. Students to
Serez,ade Columbia
On Eue Of Big Game

The student body Of ali +bs
schools of New York University viii
Journey to Columbia Friday night,
between these two institutions ~
screnade the wearers of the Rhs
and White.
1t has been the custom for the
men at University Heights to visit
Columbia on the eve of the big game
every year since 1915, when football
relations between the two teams we're
resumed. This, however, is the first
year that all of the schools of New
York University have participated.
The School of Commerce students
VIII gather at the Washington Square
College and perform u snake dance
from here to Times Square. Thence
they will go TO Columbia by subway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Il. of C.. Relay Race

Teams representing the pick Of the
athletes in the various councils ofsth e
Knights Of Columbus throughout the
United States will compete in the
Knights of Columbus medley relay
race. one OF the feature events Of the
athletic meet of the Long Island
Chapter, knights OF Columbus, that is
to be held at the armory of the 18th
Coast Defense Corps. Summer and
Jefferson Avenues. Brooklyn, on Satur-
day evening, December s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
MOuntainecrs Work Hard

MORGANTOwN, w. Va, Nov. 49,
West Virginia's football team was on
the field in full force to-day. and an
our of most satisfactory practise re-
Quilted. Ice and Kay were the only
men not in uniform. but both these
cripples followed the workout and
watched closely the new plays. devised
especially for Washington and Jeffer-
cCn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Braden, Callahan and Lay
Foil to Get Into Line-Up
Giant Fullback. Worn Out in Princeton Game, Does
Not Even Appear on Field; Varsity Eleven Shows
Lack of Cround-Caining Power in Practice


NEW HAVEN Nov 18Yae began this
preparation for the Harvard Saturday The varsity
lined fifteen scrub All the
positions Callahan
Baden did the field He Saturdays
match Princeton and probably will be used in nothing
signal uniform,
HE around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Heard on College Gridirons

Walter StefFens, Disguised a. the way
things have been going at Carnegie
lecn, mas quit his job as coach Of the
football team and may succeed "Doc"
Morrow at Washington and jefferson.
Who is the best kicker of the year
asks football fan. Depends on
whether he means q punter. drou
kicker or place kicker-or one who
doesn't do much playing, but consid-
cradle growing. Scheerer, Of Prince
TON appears to be as good as any
punter around these parts. There is
no no better punter for placing kicks
than Hastings, Of Pittsburgh. He is
also one of the best place kickers
Robertson, of Dartmouth; Murphy. Of
Yale; Fitzpatrick, of Boston; Bel, Of
rem, and Braden, OF Yale are ali good
drop kickers. But 70 one stands out
ntnlS respect this season as did
brckley when he played with Harvard
or ike Eckersall when he performed
for Chicago.
Star football players OF the season
VINO are also capable at other branches
CT sport are as follows:
Irlmble, Princeton, basketball and
catcher on baseball team.
PHy, O"i IIuOuLH, St2r pitcher and
weight thrower.
Harrington, Lehigh. high jumper and
catcher.
nastlngs,. Pittsburgh, shortstop.
Ihorne Murphy, Yale, shortstop.
ha M9cNich0l' Penn, basketball and base
Drummer, Penn. basketball and base
ball.
FELTON,. Harvard, pitcher
Strubing, Princeton, outfelder.
Cam, \. Y. L.. basketball. track and
swimming.
Storey, " Y. l.. basketball.
Q1igley, Columbia, basketball ana
baseball.
Weinstein. Columbia, basketball.
Higgins Penn State. wrestling.
Spagna, Lehigh. wrestling
Pons. Leh Oh wrestling.
Braden, Yale, track.
Boynton, Williams, baseball.
Fitzpatrick, Boston College. star
pitcher.
Ellsworth. Cornell, inAelder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
The Golfers Prayer

Winter, today, make aay plea;
Come NTH y0asr rain and sleet end s5,o2c
Freeze up each putting green and tee
Blow, singing, cutting breezes, bloac.
STARRING, m7y eoife and children aooit,
My office seeks for me in Vdin;
For ,cho am to rough-house Fots.
When Bogey bechons ont the plain2
For aohe7 the heather holds its green.
And ye|losU Sunlight floods the shp.
Say, aCho am to intervene,
Ind lay the cleek and moshio 6y3
yearm to see my folks ogain;
need the money from ney JOB;
f'ol-snoac, across the bunkered fen!
Come on, you aUinter, like Cobb!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
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(Copyright, 1919, Ne,o York Tribune Inc)
Ten Years Ago

of the
dig back history
To-day old football guide years ago.
shock
The AlAmerican that year of
two Harvard The Blue
eleven enrolled a cleanup.
The Yale Phlbin, Fitzpatrick HOBBS
Cooney The two Harvard and
To-day Yale Harvard will tidy
Their best and be
to suppant such Harley Way Davies
and others of equal
Another Shock
The astounding among
the
There where could
s275.
The only jersey purchase to-day
of the lttonho
Shift
Among those who received mention that
burgh, w. and Syracuse
They able far the third
Larry Bankart playing
Ten at shifts in the general
,yn of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Walter Steffens, Disguised a. the way
things have been going at Carnegie
lech, has quit his job as coach Of the
football team and may succeed Doc
Morrow at Washington and jefferson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Sentence White
Terrier for Life
Canine Is Arrested and
Confined to Cell By
Police Officers.

Arrest was made early yesterday
morning OF five-pound white rat
terrier dog by Patrolman w. T. Wei
mer on charge of disturbing the
peace. Second District Police Station
was awakened to frcnzicd activity
about 2 o'clock by telephone call.
which demanded that the patrol wagon
be sent to the five hundred block on
West Marshall Street TO carry away a
DOG como ornery dog" whose sonnets
TO Jupiter and Mars were driving the
wooers of Morpheus to raptures of
anger.
Patrolman Weimer answered the
call. and duly arrested the canine dis
turoer Of the peace and hailed him
before Desk Sergeant whitlock. The
sergeant, thinking the dog was suffer-
ing from intoNication, sentenced him
to cell in the cellar dungeon, where
the interrupted singing lessons were
continued throughout the night, much
to the disturbance of sleepy patrol
warrant against the dog. he was SEN
fenced to life by Sergeant Whitlock.
who removed him to his residence yes
terday to serve out time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
PLAN RECREATION HUTS
IN PLACE OF SALOONS
Western District Commander OF Sal
vntion Army Adopts Novel
scheme.

CHICAGO. April 5.-"Rccreation
nuts" to replace the saloon as a gath
eripG place will DC established soon
BY tho salvation Army in the large
cities of the Western States, according
TO an announcement by Thomas Estill
commander of the organization in the
Western district.
Before July /. when prohibition be-
co effective, "A dozen or more OF
the huts." patterned after those oper-
ated in the war zone. will be opened in
CEicago, and If they prove successful.
the string will be extended to ST. Louis,
Milwaukee. ST. Paul. Omaha, Kansas
city, Denver and other Western cities,
Commander Estill said.
The places will be equipped with
libraries, musical instruments. various
Kinds of games. gymnasium and
shower baths. Trained attendants will
be in charge. The ''huts" will be open
TO women as we'll as men.
ice cream. soda water, douEhnuts
and coffee will be sold at cost.
Social welfare organizations through
out the country will watch with in
terest tho Salvation Army's expert
ment in seeking a substitute for a
Commander Estiil said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Mackey. although It 10 stated that
there Is strong Likelihood Of Jack Lee
and several other prominent criminal
lawyers being employed to aid him and
liams, Of Shenandoah. In the prosecu-
tion.
The only information from shenan-
doah received yesterday was that evil
dence taken in the preliminary hear
in such shape that Judge whiting
could review it.. 1t was handed to him
yesterday morning: 1t is thought that
Monday afternoon he will announce his
decision as to the disposition of the
asked that he permit the men bail in
ing the findings of the Shenandoah
grand jury, when it meets for q spe-
cial session Of Judge Writings court
II is stated that IL Judge Whiting
matter Will be taken up directly with
inc supreme Court Of Appeals, the de-
tense pleading that practically the en-
ti operating force, of the Prohibi.
ton Department. is being put out of
commission at a time within it's efforts
are most needed.
Myers Discusses Inv.
It was pointed out yesterday by Di-
rector Myers. in discussing his order
10 the POLICE Department. that the lam
suaGe OF the Virginia prohibition law
is not such as to permit tho indiscrim-
engaged in search for Violations 4
police officer has. according TO the law,
the right to enter any public convey
ance or express or freight office with
out specific warrant: but he cannot
q warrant against the owner OF the
baggage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

II you arc not strong or we'll You owc q,
to yourself 10 make tho following test: Sec
how long you can work or how far you ca n
walk without becoming tired. Next take
two nve-grain tablets OF ordinary NuxatnG
Iron three times per day after. meals for
Two weeka Then test your strength again
and SEQ how much you have gained.
Manufacturers Note: Nuxatcd Iron which
Is prescribed and recommended above by
physicians Is not secret remedy, but ono
winch Is we'll known to druggists every
whore. Unlike tho older Inorganic iron
products 1t Is easily assimilatcd and does
not inture tho teeth. mako them black, nor
upset tho stomach. The manufacturers
guarantee successfui and entirely satisfnc-
tory results to every purchaser or they will
refund your money. 1t Is dispensed in this
city by Tragic Drug Co, Polk Miller Drug
Stores, childrey Drug Co. and all other
druggists.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Notes of Intcre.t.

It is reported that Subscription is
to be started in Petersburg TO raise Il
fund TO. aid in the prosecution OF the
prohibition agents who shot and Killed
Raymond Shack leford and Lawrence
Hudson near Woodstock. Va Both
young men were residents OF Peters
burg.
The Retail Groccrs' Association, or
OF the Retail Merchants Association,
held its second meeting last evening,
and discussed matters of importance to
the trade and to the city.
The Finance Committee Is framin 9,
the new licensetaN ordinance, which is
to be presented to the Council at it's
adjourned meeting next Tuesday night.
1t is believed the committee will recon-
mend tho purchase of new triple
combination motor truck for the Fire
Department, at Il cost OF about s11.50O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

and also other measures for tho bot
torment OF tho department
t~o-story franc building in Gill
Street. owned by tho Matthews Gro
cory Company. was damaged TO some
extent by lre yesterday afternoon as
to the contents. The fire was caused
by a kerosene explosion.
Boston johnson, negro. was arrest
ed this afternoon In n pawn store while
attempting to pawn a watch which he
stole yesterday afternoon from tho
POCKET OF Thomas Decker, Of Halifax
Captain Robert Gillian. Jr. of the
a. p; Hill Rifles. has boon advised by
resontatives OF his company will BIO al
lowed to take tho rifle range course at
Virginia Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
MUST HAVE WARRANTS
IN SEARCHING BAGGAGE
Director OF Public Safety Myers
Gives Policemen Orders on
Liquor RaidiDg.
OUTCOME OF DOUBLE KILLING
Friends Of Valley Pike Victims
Employ Captain Cranda1 Mackcy
to Aid In Prosecution OF -Four
Prohibition Agents.

Personal baggage coming into Rich
mond will not be Searched by members
of the Police Department unless speci-
such action Announcement to this
Of Public Safety Myers, who stated
instructed to issue necessary orders
to his men.
This is the direct outcome OF senti-
mcnt aroused over the killing of Ray
son by operatives of the state Prohi-
bition Department on the Shenandoah
Turnpike on the morning of March
Another outcome Of the tragedy is
Msckey, former attorney for the Com
endum League 10 help in the prosecu-
ton OF the four prohibition agents
barTs w F. o SWee'' w. G Hall W. b
with the Valley killings and now CON
lined in Fredericksburg jail follow
at Woodstock for murder
Malone Flags Officers.
Announcement of the employment
of Mr.. Mackcy was made in Washing
ton last night by W. w. Malone, presi-
dent. of the anti-dry organization.. In
said that the killing OF the men has
caused n revolution in the sentiment
Of Virginia in the matter Of the ad-
"
and that complaints of the heart
less and brutal treatment of citizens
by. prohibition agents had been re-
In counties of Northern Virginia
Il has become a common thing to
bring men to Jail so brutally beaten
by prohibition agents as TO require
immediate medical attention" Mr.. Ma
lone said. Another great abuse is
the taking of innocent Passengers, both
trains and holding them in jail as wit
ncsses where they cannot give bail"
;, Additional counsel is said to have
ford and the Hudson boy in Peters
burg. A message from there last night
said that sum sufficient to engage
raised. In Danville and Stanton, also,
movements arc on foot TO employ other
counsel.
Baltimore Men Aroused.
In Baltimore whisky dealers arc
sum to push the case against the pro-
hibition agents. There the feeling
GSonfessedly is against the Prohibition
who travel between Baltimore and
Virginia points are rife around the
not SO very popular there any way,
and the enemies OF the movement 10
make the whole country dry arc lining
up with the saloon men in an effort
TO prove that police officers exceed
power given them by tho most drastic
laws.
Baltimore saloon men had every
thing arranged to employ Louis Wen
denburE. the Richmond lawyer who
prosecuted and sent Henry Bcattic to
the electric chair for wife murder, and
who aided in sending Or. Asa W.
Chambcrlin to life imprisonment for
the murder of his brother. MIR. Wen
denburg. however. had been appealed
to by DR.. j. Sidney Peters, Commits
slonerr Of Prohibit ion, to come to the
the defense of the men in the prelimi-
nary hearing at Woodstock, when the
men appeared there under guard OF
company OF Richmond miiitiamen.
May Employ Others.
Now 1t appears that the anti-prohi-
bitionists have centercd upon Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

younger within surprisingly short time"
IN commenting upon Dr. MacAlpinc's
statement statement regarding the alarming iron de-
ncichcy IN inc blood OF the average Amer
icnn women or today, DIR. Ferdinand King,
IT new YORK !'hysican and Medical Author,
says tully .agrec with DIR. MacAlpino
.,.n.' .hero can ho no healthy. osy-checked
phasized tho fact that doctors should pre-
SCRIP. more organic iron--Nuxated Iron
LOT thoir nervous. rundown, weak haggnrd
looking women patients. Anacmiu-iron de-
nc'oncy-is the greatest curse 10 tho health
euehs'h. vitality and beauty OF tho mod
n,h american woman. Lack of iron in tho
plooa may often transform n beautiful
swee'-tcmpcred woman into one who is
G IIs' nervous and trritabie-one who makes
nc burden to herself, unbcarablc for her
husband. md dlsagrcchble for her children
Wneh the iron goes from tho blood OF wo.
men, 'he roses 20 from their checks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
OKLAHOMA OIL WELLS
Production in IOIS Averaged oo4,-
$50 Barrels Ter
Da<,

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 5.-on pro
6uction in Oklahoma in 1915 averaged
.o16oo barrels Il day with daily conf
present prices, according to the report
OF the State OIL and Gas Conservation
Commission. The report gives the first
state for 1918. The Tulsa District still
leads in oil production. with daily
average for the year OF $1,000 barrels,
the report states.
Tho report says the State also pro-
duced for commercial purposes 56,Si7.-
6a5;56l cubic feet of natural gas in
1918: and "muddled in" or consery ed
In natural gas production. the Black
well-Garber District led with a tota]
OF more than $1,000. 100000 fee, in 1915
Ihcre arc now 1881 wells in Okla
homa producing oil or gas, the com.
mission reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
VIII Lecture TO women.

lures on the revelations that had been
dug up during recent years in OK
p!ora tions ,n3dc in the Holy Land and
ESFpt. Will give his last lecture to
the men and women of Richmond at
the academy of Music this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, under tho auspices Of
the }. NJ. G. a. DR.. Cobern leaves to-
morrow for tho Holy Land, where he
viii Immediately enter upon the work
of further explorations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
WoMEN's GREAT WORK
More Than 100000 Employed In Eng
lnnd, According to Report
just Made.

LONDON. April 6-tSpeciaD.-wo-
shown by Board OF Trade report.
which says that in July. 1914. there
since that time 1.532.00O offered their
services. mostly replacing men. The
percentage of women workers in indus
tries in April, 1918, was 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
DAN RIVER MILLS DECIDE
TO CONFORM TO NEW TIME
Decision Puts End 10 Controversy
Between Merchants as to
CIoStnE Hour.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

DANNILLE, VA, April 5.-Thc Dan
River Mills have decided TO adopt new
time, and Monday morning Will sec
tho plants, in which more than ;. 600
are employed, starting at O'Clock.
time came. it is said. from superin-
tendents of the mill, and not the ope-
ratives, who more recently petitioned
formed with. This decision is expected
TO put an end to the deadlock between
merchants as TO reasonable closing
hour 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
RAINBOW DIVISION SAYING
G0OD-BY TO RHINE AREA
Entire Command Will He Aboard Shin
Bound for Home BY
April Is.
rBy Associated Press. I

CoBLENZ. April 5-The Rainbow
Division to-day begon saving good nv
to the Rhine. Soon after 10 O'Clock
this morning the first train pulled out
1or Brest, carrying the division head
quarters and the units attached 10 II.
The departure of the Forty-second
Division. composed of National Guards
men OF twenty-scven States is the
hrst divisional movement Of troops for
home from the American area of occu-
patton. 1t is estimated that the entire
DIVISION Will be on the Atlantic about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
WANTS BETTER MILK
People OF England InnuEurnte Cnm-
PnfEn to Improve the
Supp1y.

LONDON, April 5-(SpeciaD. A cam
paiSn is being carried on in England
for "clcan milk" 1t seeks to have all
milk delivered in bottles and also is
directed against the little milk carts
which arc often seen In London streets,
and which,, scientists say, form one OF
the most dangerous features of milk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Such II Army Life

LONDON. April 5.-W. N. AbIewhhe
entered tho war as private in the
British army. won the Military Cross
general. Demobilized. he has returned
70 his pre-war JOB with the city OF
London Board Of Guardians as third
assistant clerk" This after having
held the commend OF thousands Of
men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

the rev YORK Post Graduate Medical School
and Hospital. who says: you can tell the
women whose blood IL rich in strength
slVihH IRON. they arc the beautiful. healthy.
rosy-chcckcd ones, radiant with life vim
tnd cnergy-envied and sought after every
whore they go. Yet desplte oil that has
the alarming Iron deficiency in the blood of
the average American woman Of today thcro
arc still thousands who need something to
increaEe their rcd-bioodeG corpuscles and
build up their strength and endurance and
are either careless OF their condition or do
not know what to take. In my opinion
there Ia nothing better than organic IRON
Nu1atcd Iron-to help make healthy, full.
nioooed. beautiful women. BY cnrichins tho
power, Nuxated Iron will often trnneforin
the habby ncsh. toneicss tiasucs and palIid
checks OF nervous rundown women into q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Whisky Seized.

The police Of Hopewcll, headed by
barrels OF contraband whisky which
had been landed Mt City Point from
Norfolk and Western cars and hauled
away to vacant house. The four
barrels. it Is stated. contained over 400
pints> of whisky, shipped from Cincin-
natl, consigned to Hopeweu party.
The whisky was packed in oil barrels.
Arrests are expected to follow the
seizure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Introduction OF Organic Iron-Nu1-
plying Iron Deficiency. Thereby Increns
Ing the Strength and Endurance of
Dehcate. Cnreworn Women In Two
Weeks Time In Mnny Instances.
II you tire easily, if you are nerv-
Gus or irritable or look pale, hag-
gard and worn-your blood may be
starving for want OF iron, according
to physicians who explain below why
they regard an9ma as the greatest
curse to the health, strength and
beauty Of the modern American wo-
man.
That women may become stronger,
healthier and better able to meet
the cares OF home and family by
increasing the supply of iron in
their blood is the opinion expressed,
yet it would appear that there are
thousands OF delicate, rundown
women who need something to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
WILL CONDUCT DRIVE
FOR LARGER MEMBERSHIP
Young Mems Club or Petersburg Aim.
to Increase Number OF
Workers.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 5.-Be-
ginning next Tuesday and contin-
uing for three days. the Young
Business Mems Club will conduct a
campaign Tor u greater membership,
alnlinS 70 enlarge II to 1000 more.
The clubs slogan Is Development OF
petersburS to its just position indus
morally. and an efficient and SUCCESS
Jul administration OF tho city manager
form OF government" On this plat
Interested In tho future of tho city
should stand; The club has fixed dues
at the nominal sum of 81, and an
IN the city to become q member. Can
Vassing committees have been appoint
ed for tho work.
Post G. L. =. a.. will put on a special
campaign next week for now members,
and hopes to more than double its pres
ent membership. The movement was
launched at dinner tonight, at which
number of speeches were delivered.