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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04
SOME CHOICE YARNS

SOME CHOICE FARMS
S2 acres ON pavement, close in, all
in crop family orchard; good bui.d-
ings with stock and machinery for
$4,000.
20 acres, near Liberty, acres bear
ing prunes, / acre logars; room
house. $3.50.
asa acres on good road, mostly
cleared; fine set of buildings, 2 acres
prunes, logans, ! strawberries, SOME
ste elk and tools with place, for $ScOo.
30 ac%es all In cultivation and in
crop, mostly grain; family orchard,
fine set of buildings with light and
water system ;all stock, machinery and
furniture go with place, for $4,000.
These farms are all offered with
part terms. We have many others,
both large and small. See us before
you buy, we can please you. See
CHILDS AND MARNACk
/ $40 State st. b13b~
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Copyright, 1920. by II. @. Fisher.
Trade Mark Reg. U. s. Pal. offics,
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CLASSIFIED RATES

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Firs. n.ss sb IN advance and not tax
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Place your order at once for nice ola
and second fir wood; cars now now
being unloaded. Phone 254 or 6zz
after office hours. eel35 :
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WOOD delivered from Sproed boys
farm, second growth Ss' OAK stt; a1
Phone 1678W- eel9
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211-i2 Grey bldg.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
HOUSE-LIST WITH US. WE
ARE MAKING A SPECIALITY OF
SELLING CITY PROPERTY AND
CAN GUARANTEE QUICK RE-
SUITS. BRING OR MAIL YOUR
LISTING.
HOUSES WANTED
r. B. DORNEY
800 Oregon bldg. Phone 961. ns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

~ a. sALE-20 acre tract, acres Of
~ ~ bearing logans, 5 acres of bear
sn "s prunes, small house, two springs
solae so, line timber, " of the crops
nSviloWs sale. Price $500. w. H.
---elaoenhorst 275 State st. b195*
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~ FORD touring, has demountable
rms, shock absorbers, tire carrier,
extra rim and tire, chains and has
peen overhauled. The rear tires are
new VIII take 5000 down, balance
u S25O very easy payments. If you
:, want a good Ford at snap, see
Mls one. Phone Adams 361. o,3h*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

iMANT Ford. | have late model
nlltchell light six, has been over
nauled and repainted, looks and
runs IKE new. Will take Ford or
other light car in as part payment.
rnone Adams 361. ot35*
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f-------T-Rrown and white pointer dog
I'm snv one locating him phone S4aJ -
snd receive reward. k1S6
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

vt oALE-1O acre orchard located
en main highway four miles from
ealem about 1000 full bearing
muies' balance cherries, pears and
s..ppies, good crop; crop goes; beau
ny nui building site. east frontage.
ctNe S5500 w. H. Grabenhorst &
s--- -. 20 State st. b135*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

Will wanted for housework. No
washing nor ironing. Apply fore
MONS 325 N. Capitol st. g136
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WOOD for sale, 16-in. and 4 II NH
wood. 16-in old fir. Prompt De
livery Fred F.. Wells, 800 Soutn
Church, phone 1542. ee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

- c1TF-House and four lots. 21st
street and Turner ROAD stVev. !.
phone II. alSe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

HUNNISHED Cottage $1,000. 4 room
cottage completely furnished, Q
sood lots mostly in garden, blocks
from State street, has fine kitchen
sange' good streets; a good buy.
nee 1t today, immediate possession.
frlee $1,000 cash. or $500 down bal
aaee like rent. S. r. Pearson e.
reed, 4O5 Oregon bldg. Phone 43. az
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----1-zzTTT0-Aeolimated seed corn.
asss a,sns s1F12. 115s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

m sALE-ATodern house' 64e Ua. !.
fgr an can after 6 p. m. alS6
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

= -S54ITT,E-Jersey COW. I3V4 5. ISth
Fok So elias
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04
TT nm heeds HBy Bud Fisher

WOOD for sale. G. D. QuerIy' FIIVIIs
77F2.
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

=, ~, have a late model notorcy-
II - - to trade on light car phone
sis ss,. q135
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04
NEW TO-DAY.

FOR SAL 1s4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04


BUYS WORTH SEEING
Choice 10 acres 3 miles from Sa-
lem, nice room bungalow, barn.
hen house, garage, orchard, berries,
stock, machinery, crop. $1,000.
room bungalow, large lot, barn,
hen house, fruit, berries, grapes, gar
den, paved street. $1,000.
Nice 10 acres good house, outbuild-
ings, prunes, apples berries Snap,
$4,000; will take residence for $4,000,
balance 6 percent.
room house, paved street. good
lot. Price $500.
room house, lots, barn, garden
$1400.
Farms, acreage, orchards, homes.
Perrine & Marsters.
| 211-12 Gray bldg. @ n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

GOOD BUYS
10 acre tract. acres in three year
old Italian prunes, acres timber and
pasture; house and barn. family or
chard; located 5 miles south. Price
$3.50.
Improved acre tract located east
of Salem, house and barn Price $500
200 acre farm located miles from
Salem, 100 acres cultivated, balance
good timber and pasture: buildings,
good road Price $125 per acre
40 acres of bearing prunes and To-
ganberries, good road Price $4,000
II acres located on main highway.
10 acres bearing orchard. mostly
prunes. 2 acres set to logans. 2 acres
set to young prtnes, buildings; inn
plements small tools. some chickens
III good lots located on gravel street
buildings good location. Price $S500'
Is acre tract, IA acres cultivated,
1ts acres Strawberries, family orch
ard; 5 room house, barn, we'll, good
soil. Price $500.
10 acres located on main Pacific
highway, acres of Italian prunes,
Price $4,000.
w. H. GRABENHORST & co.
1875 State street, nv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

:. -' !, Housekeeper for an elder
3 3. laay' c. Van Patton, 430 S. 21st
noIle 599. R125
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

WOOD for sale, 16-inch OAK Wooo'
price $12 cord, delivered. Phone
5aE1s ee13S
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REAL ESTATE.
GOOD PROPERTIES WORTH NoRE
THAN PRICES ASKED FOR

GQ(E 4 I&eAAA E-te I 4EsE = St1t i n =t=4Eesz
THAN PRICES ASKED FOR
5 room coy cottages. good lots
S5ee q piece. cash.
room plastered houses. electric
lights. bath. toilet, no Easements. IN
good condition ana close in. Ss95e a
piece. $500 down, balance good terms.
Splendid properties.
room ceiled and papered, electric
lights. hath. toilet, ? fine lots. nestn
on good street. $500. cash and terms
10 acres in Polk county, S acres in
S-year old prunes. balance in pasture
and brush; good fruit house, outhuild-
ings. welis house burned down; own
er has to sell: only SSeeo.
Fair 6 room house and outbuiidings
l acre good ground. $3.50.
91k acres. 5 acres IN assorted fruit.
fine modern building. very close to
city; elegant suburban henae.- $4,000.
II acres, north, acres -7year old
prunes, acres bearing logans, { acres
strawberries I'd year; acres straw
berries set osg this spring. 3 to acres
meadow; good farm buildings. One of
the very best income properties in
this states- Price s15.5eo.
Also splendid listings of houses and
farms far too numerous to enumerate
here.
WALTER McLAREN
| Phone 4S0 Room 81, $50 n. Com NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

In every part Of the country. !
have customer waiting for the right
kind of a 40 acre tract and another
one for 20 acre tract II might be
yours Is the one. Come In and see me
M. w. ROWLEY
400 Oregon bldg. Phone 708. ns
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FOR SALF.


HOUSE for sale. SEQ block IN T5o7--7
street, ean give possession rnoss
any time. Inquire Of Gertrude ]. N
Page. ''7 -. : ~
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Bungalow on State street. Two liv-
ing rooms; dining room, kitchen, pam
try with built in features; three bed
rooms, bath room, full basement; gas
in house. $450O.
Six room bungalow close to High
land school. A dandy buy for $500.
$3.50 cash will buy it.
Five room bungalow on S. 14th
street, two bed rooms, living room
with fireplace; all modern plumbing
throughout. $4,000. $500 cash gives
you possession.
Strictly modern, 6 room bungalow
at Chemeketa and 18th streets; $4,000.
To see this is to take it.
HAVE LOTS MORE
Including several small homes on
installments.
CHAS. W. NIEMEYER
"Just Real Estate"
215-216 Masonic bldg. Phones 1000
Salem, Ore. 1914
n
WALTER M'LAREN-Real estate
loans, investments. Room 81, 1SC
N. Coml st. Phone 430.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale-Houses

baaaf-- f--5 room house close in;
en- tsn' Lsain' Hart & Muller, 29s Ore
- ntug. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-6O acres, 20 acres pruneS
20 acres cleared, balance timber
and pasture with water the year
round; houses, barn and silo. all
stock and machinery including trac-
tor, team and two cows; has a good
set of prunes and. is located nine
miles from Vancouver, Wash, on
paved road. If you are looking
for a good income proposition see
Fred w. Durbin, 275 State street.
b135e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE = 200 cords body oak
wood in large or small orders, de-
liyered in Salem. B. Cunningham,
phone 21F2. &c .
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FOR SALE

50 acres of good land near Salem,
Is acres in crop, 1000 cords nice sec
ond fir timber, for $3.50 per acre,
small cash payment. balance in wood
delivered in Salem. Johp H. Scott
pnaltv Co. 22S OREGON bldg. b134s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-20 oregon, year-old hens,
o. A. C. strain. Phone 62F3. fl35
DAT Meal Paper, 20-inch tan, extra
special, s4c double roll. Max o
Buren,. JT9 N. Coml. n
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FOR SALE-One team of horses and
harness. L. L. Vincent, RI Z, Sa-
lem. Phone 41F24. eI34
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'o1opGlFTERS ~ wanted, IS and $3.50
ss7----e. s7,44. Boy SO, Rt. 8. g136
N, hNGER business of Salem for
az ~. a. a bargain, horses. harness
hn N.Y. al equipment. income off this
p.,s ppSs,hess is $40O per month. See
rarks at 905 State ST >
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For SaleW ood.

CALVES-Young calves, more ealVe
G. c. Russell, phone 3F3.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-04

Tor sale on eorner G9siT,a,y
tes superior. Inquire 4s2 N. Cot
af34s
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FOR SALE-One milk cow; l-year
old ewes; spring lamgs. Phone
3SF14 1oo
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For Sale-Farms.

FOR SALE-12 acres good soil near
city, VIII take auto in trade. Phone
ass. 3S7 Court st. 1SSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
jim CORBETT DECLARES
DEMPSEY IS UNBEATABLE
Former Champion Fighter 1.
Starring In Vaudeville Act
and Is Good.

James J. Corbett. better known TO
tho sporting fraternity as Gentle
man JIM" and one-timo heavyweight
champion OF the world. blew into
Richmond yesterday to do q turn at
the Strand Theater. Jim Is strong
for Jack Dempsey. not that no likes
him 30 well personally. but no is of
The opinion that there is no man to-
day that can lick the big Westcrncr.
Eorbett. getting along In years.
sun looks as tit rs ever and 40 he
says. 1t is tho wonderful caro- he
taxes or himself and always has. Jim
could fool lots OF aspiring youngsters
ana still carries that old mule punch
around with him.
Never "Rough-Neck."
nc was probably the most popular
champion we have ever had. Never
roush-neck" or ono who spent his
Nm over the bar. but as his
Ways wearing that In Corbctt smile.
nc goes about from place TO place
connti lhy winning friends.
,So.oett was the first fighter to use
shauo~-oo1inE and his feet His
s~iftness Of foot nearly had John l..
sullivan crazy before no put over the
hayinaker.
Dempsey Is unbeatable saws Tim.
NO man in tho world can stand IN
and take his punishment. Tho man
who beats him must not only be
able TO take un awful lot OF pun
ishmont. but he must DO moro than
scientific"
Real Actor.
Gentleman Jim" Is starring In the
william Rock Revue at present and
not like most lighters and ball play
crs VINO take to tho stage. Jim is a
real actor and docs not attempt 10
get By" on his name.
The best piece OF stage work ever
put over by Corbett was last winter
IN New YORK. when he ard Billy Rock
put on an iinpromptu net at Sun
day night benefit. II was scream.
Rock acted tho best of his whole
career and JIM was moro than a
close second.
IL Dempsey and Carpenter arr
ever matched, Jim Corbett will, with
out a doubt, either be in Dcmpscy's
corner or tho referee OF the fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
JACKETS PLAY AT HOME
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Todd, ES-AIarshallitc, Has Won
Place on Varsity Through
Grcnt PInying.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
ASHLAND. VA. Oct. 15.-After two
days OF hard scrimmaginG Coach Gof
yesterday gave his protcgcs long
signal drill and expressed himself
as well pleased with the snap and
precision which characterized the
workout.
Supporters Of tho Ashlandcrs are
eagerly looking forward To Satur-
days game with the Union The ologi-
cal Seminary. which will be the
Jackets initial appearance on their
homo lot this season.
Coach Con- is grooming his charges
carefully and expects victory.
Roane. by his consistent playing. has
earned regular berth and will be
seen in one of the guard positions.
Though only Weighing 100 pounds.
he has proven himself one OF the
most aggressive men on the jacket
squad, and gives promise Of develop
ing into a star before the season is
over: Bauscrman. at half back, is
proving disappointment TO the
coach; heavy, fast and with n power
iul drive In his legs, he appeared to
pc the mainstay in the back field.
PUT ms work In Saturdays game and
nature that he will probably be
replaced by Todd. the John Marshall
High School product. Thus far Todd
aispiayed real ability and will be de-
ground in Saturdays game.
Another probable change will be
mat Of right guard. Peebl1s has
peer, heen hiling this position all season,
nut Is slowing up in his work and
II is very doubtful II he will start
Saturdays game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DENY FAKE FIGHT TALK
Georges Says He Fought to Best OF
His Ability and Asks Square
Deal.
by Associated Press.l


NEW YORK. Oct. li.-Reports cir
culated in sporting circles and pub
lished in some newspapers intimating
that the bout Tuesday night at Jer-
sey City between Georges Carpenter
and Battling Lovinsky was not fairly
fought. tonight brought strong de-
mails from the principals and others
interested in the contest.
Before ] came To America" said
Carpenter. il. 4 signed statement, II
looked upon all Americans as the per-
soniti cation of fan play; Of sports
manship In the true sense. In fact l
thought America was the land of tho
square deaf You went to war TO IN
sure the world OF fair play. ! did all
you asked me TO do. ] fought the
man you selected for me TO fight. And
this Is what ! Set-thc fight is called
q fake.
Give mo 4 square deal. That is all
ask
II pledge my honor as soldier and
4 citizen OF France 10 the great Amer
lean republic that fought to the
best my ability and / sincerely be-
that l.GrinSky did the same"
i,eYinsky's statement said in part:
1t is not possible for me TO do any
thing TO prove that this cowardly at
tack on my honesty is undeserved In
regard to the fight. ] know my vindi-
cation will come II ever Carpenter
meets Dempsey. In the second round
Carpenter hit me harder than l have
ever been hit before. From that mo-
mGnt TO the end of the contest, was
dazcd."
John s. Smith. chairman of the
New Jersey Boxing Association. eX-
pressed the opinion that the contest
was absolutely honest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
MEDIA WINS 2:05 TROT
LAST DAY At LEXINGTON
Getaway Day" Furnishes Many
Surprises Mt Kentucky Grand
Circuit Meeting.
tBy Associated press.l

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1.-THE
Snrd or the nve races on getaway
., nay ut the Grand Circuit meeting
pace and the three-yenr- old trot when
Single G. and Plausible beat their
nclds. The features were the 2:05
trot. won In straight heats by tho
ii i Sedda. and tho s:o2 pace.
IN which Louie Grattan. winner of
the free-for-all pace was forced to
s9%er her colors. to tho veteran.
The three-year-old trot was con-
coded to Natlic the Great by experts.
but she was badly OFF form and
heats when Natilc broke
The first division OF tho 2:l7 trot
was won by the favoritc. Mighteli.
but not until after Hobnob had beaten
her in the first heat.
only triple winner of the meeting.
The second division Of the 2:l7
trot went four heats with the Great
McGreEor. the winner of the last
Two heats. and the race.
Three carloads OF horses are eS-
pccted to leave Friday for Atlanta for
the final meeting of the Grand Cir
cult season.
Summaries:
Trhn65ce-yenr-old tro,: (. in 3; purse.
p'9 9Reamy M p; s.; by s'liko
Natile the Great, br. (. (Cox) / 2
Time-2:l1 3-4; 2:10 "a; 2:l6 Ia.
2;lI tr0 Ct in tnrst divlsion) /;
Mightell, b. m. by Mighty On
ward ~. Flcming) ......... Il 1
Hobnob. b. &. Creamy Macey) 3
Steiner Simpson, b. 6. (Paigc) 3 .
Carlotts. Betsy TreEante and Char
Icy Finch also started. Time 100
Is: 2:07 1-2: 200 Ia.
EOS trot--3 heats: purse, $1,000:
Media, b. m, by Atlantic Eek
Charlsy Rex. b. g. sMcsiiahonj: ! !
Baron Cegantle also started. Time
2:o2 pace in 8; purse. $1,000:
Single c.. b. h.. by Anderson
wilkes tAllcn) ........... l
Louie, Grattan. b. m. ". Elem
Dircctum j., blk. II. (Pagc) 49,. 2 3
Ethel Chimes also started. Time
2:0l 1-2: zoe Ia.
2:17 trot--2 in tsecond division)
purse. $1,000:
The Grent McGregor. br. h..
by Peter tho Great (Swcar-
Miss hardwood, br. m.
Charley Herr. Jr.. b. n. :
Betsy Morrow. Princess Robey,
Barsac and Miss Jane Hall also
started. Time-2:1O L.; 2:l0 IL;
2:l2 Ii: 2:l2 3-4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
SPIDERS TO WITNESS
]. NJ. A. c. GAME TODAY
Dobson Has Squad Fit for Game
With Iinmpdcn-Sidncy
Tomorrow.

University Of Richmond Spiders.
under the keen eye OF Coach Frank
Dobson, have about completed their
strenuous program in anticipation OF
their football game with Hampden-
Sidney tomorrow at Boulevard Field.
The contest Will get under way
promptly at o'clock. as will all
other games to be played by the Dob
sonites here this season.
iampden- Sidney will appear as
third opponents OF the season for
Inc university eleven. and while the
Tigers have not d monstrated brand
seasons it is n we'll known fact that
the Farmvillcrs have the stun. and
that regardless of previous showing,
always set the world ahre when pit
has been feared in some quarter.
that games played by the University
OF Richmond. with T.. V. l. q. 4.
members would lack the old-tme
rather contrary, and there exists a
keencr rivalry since the locals with
drawal.
In contrast TO the Tigers recen,
showing has been the pleasing status
OF inc Spiders, who have been success
iul In games against Lynchburg Col
legc and Catholic University and to-
morrow should present the Red and
Blue warriors stronger than in either
or the other games. Richmondcrs,
who witnessed the Lynchburg con-
test, will. therefore. undoubtedly wit
ness n great Improvement in Dobson's
hamd since the opening affair.
The final touches for the Hampden-
Sidney fracus will be administernd
today ut boulevard Park, where the
Spiders Will practice and witness the
j. NJ ~. C.-Quantico game. "Burley"
spencer, Il veteran, who has been laid
out with bruised leg. has returned
10 scrimmaSc. and Is hcating-up the
competition for fun backs position
LOT which wilkins and Peters have
battlcd up to the present.
McCastcr has been taken off the
center roster, leaving Willingham
and Bethel to contend for recogn!-
ton. The Red Man has been shifted
10 try for a guard place. price
randever. BOOKER. plus Mccaster are
therctorc. considerated for places in
the middle or them. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
INDIANS ON
WAY TO THEIR HOMES
iris Speaker VIII Fish Awhile,
Then Return to His Home
in Texas.
IBy Assoclated prcaa.l


CLEVELAND. Oct. 4.-Members Of
the champion Cleveland baseball club
began to dlsband today and by to-
night most of them will DO en- route
to their homes In various parta Of
the country. At least seven expect
to winter here.
BIZ "ambsganss and George
Uhle are residents OF Cleveland. Ell
mcr Smith and Jack Graney usually
spend most OF the or season here
Doc" Johnston has taken over a bill
Hard room hero for the winter and
Steve O'Neill and Ray Caldwell e1-
pect TO enter the automobile trade.
Manager iris Speaker. after a
week iishing in Canada. with catcher
Les Nunamaker and other friends.
VII , return to Texas. to look after
VIII rcjoin him in Hubbard, Texas.
and the two Will hunt and fish for
scEcra! weeks on the Gulf OF Mexico
,Stan!ey Covcleskic. after brief
VIII join out!icldcr Joe Wood on n
hunting trip. Wood viii spend the
winter Telling trees. hunting and
hshing In New Jersey.
Jim Bagby returns TO his business
in Augusta. Ga.
Larry Gardncr is going back to
Enosburg, VT. where he has a big
garage and repair shop. Charlio
Jameson Will sell groceries in Pat
erson. =. J. After visiting his fam
ily In Mississippi. DIR. Joe Evans will
resume his work in st. Louis hos
pital. Inheldcr Harry Luntc also re-
turns to ST. Louis
chester Thomas will go to Los An
gc!es, where he expects to be con-
nected with moving picture com
pany. George Burns returns to his
home In Philadelphia. and Joe SeweiI.
10 TUSCALOOSA, Ala, where he will
compete MS college education.
Guy Morton will winter at Vernon
Ala; Walter Malls on the Pacific
Coast. and pitcher Bob Clark in
Newport. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
WHITE AND JONES TO PLAY
WITH INDIAN GRID TEAM
LynrhhurE College md Randolph
Macon Have Consented to Allow
lnc1EEibieS To PLAY.
Ispecial 10 The Tlmcs- Dlspatchl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Oct H.
hynchburg College and Randolph
Macon College have assented to
White and Jones being listed by WILL
liam and Mary College as eligible
Tor championship games. according
to announcement received here to-
dav.
The speedy half back. White. and
reliable quarter back. Bake" Jones,
VIII play against I.ynchburE College
mere Saturday. Jones played on the
halnpdcn- Sidney eleven last season,
Will" White left William and Mary
IN February after winning n grid
IRON letter and making a high scho-
laStic record.
If iiampden-S idncy's consent is
obtained. White and Jones will be
eligible for all championship games.
Coach Driver and his assistants,
liohby Gooch j. S. Counselman, and
Bob Wallace, are satisfied with the
progress shown by tho large squad
The scrubs have improved 10 such
an extent that they are giving the
varsity eleven hard battle.
There is every indication Of a large
crowd coming here from Newport
Ncws, Norfolk and Tidcwatcr Vir-
Sihia, 10 witness Saturdays contest
Great interest has been aroused. in
nsmuch as IL marks LynchburE Col
I"f"S initial game with the Indians
.ihv" the former was admitted into
~" eastern Virginia intercollegiate
annette ASSOCIat