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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
COMPTR0LLER-GENERAL
FOR NATION Is URGED
Treasury Omcini SnyS Accounting
Department of Country Should
he Centralized.
pracc

WASHINGTON, Nov. ol-Reco&a-
mcndations TO Congress for the crea-
ton of an additional Office in the
Federal government comptroller
general OF the United States to su-
pcrvisn the annual balance sheet of
the nation, arc under consideration
By the officials of the Treasury
Discussing the budgetary system in
his annual report TO Secretary Eous-
ton. Comptroller Warwick, OF the
Treasury, declared best results would
be obtained by ccntralizing the ac-
tivitics Of general accounting Of
flee under the comptroller general by
means OF legal and administrative
stan control made UP of the heads
OF the various accounting depart
ments as passed by Congress al its
session but vetoed by President VIII
son designed in the budget bill,
1T is the relation OF budgctary
system To the practical admlnistra-
ton of affairs in the hands Of the en-
ccutive branch Of government"
Comptroller Warwick said. "and its
character as a co-ordinating influence
between actual administration and the
exercise by the Legislature Of its au-
thor!ty 10 appropriate the public
funds for administrative purposes
that leads to the consideration OF
an independent accounting system.
which. in its operation, must be OF
greater practical value in the Dur
pose OF attaining efficiency in gov
eCnment than any mere budget form
OF statement in itself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
COCHRAN AND SCHAEFER
EASILY 0UTCLASS FIELD
nillinrdixt Showing I'm Recent Tour
hamcnt Gives Them Right TO
Meet Champion.

r. reviewing, the work done by the
na!kiners in their recent preliminary
tournament held at San Francisco.
We ind that welker Cochran and
Jake Schacfcr easily outcla6scd tho
other four entries These two play
ors WI meet Willie Hoppe for the
national title by virtue OF their IN
i*hing FIRST and second. respectively,
IN IN. prel!minarics. Cochran had 4
grand average OF better than thirty
-four, whiic Schaefer nj, about the
thirty mark.
While this is classy billiards these
players VIII have to show better
form II they expect TO wrcst the title
rom Hoppe in the Anal event To- be
staged at the Hotel Astor. New York.
December g. and S.
II Is really too bad that Morning
star VIII not be seen in The finals as
he played one of the shortest games
100 to rs. in five innings. That game
Melted MN an average of 50. which
was the best individual game of the
t hig5 Tmn Mo I'D 81 also had
SChacter could click off in one trip
TO the table. Billiards OF this calibre
in the finals would wrcst the crown
from even the unbeatable Hoppe, ard
II Is to be regretted that Morning
star Will not be one OF the starters
ut New York.
One OF the satisfying features of
the preliminaries was the showing
trant. It was his first national
tourney, having just recently joined
the professional ranks. and he did
well finishing fourth ahead of Cation
and Yamada.
What proved to be the sensational
game Of the tournament was the con-
test between Cation and Cochran.
The cellaritc gave the preliminary
champion quite q scare, getting sue
cesSive runs OF 80 Use. and SO, MAX =
ing IL necessary for Cochran to go
out with an unfinished run Of 81 to
win by IS buttons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
LYNCHBURG QUINTET
HAS HEAVY SCHEDULE
Athletic Committee OF Elks ArrnnEcs
for Ten Games, and
Mnybe More

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 2l.-The
athletis committee of the local Iodgn
of Elks has already obtained the
heaviest schedule for the coming
season that has ever been arranged
for n Lynchburg basketball quintet
and an effort is under way, hoping
TO nave Centre College stop mere on
the way North to Harvard or Johns
Hopkins University. Ten games h4va
already bean definitely arranged and
others are pending.
The schedule to date is as follows:
January l. Hampton Sidney Col.
leGe. at Lynchburg.
January 19-Virginia Military In
stitute at Lynchburg.
January 20--URiversity of Rich
January 25 or 26-Elon IN. c.
College, ut Lynchburg.
January 29-Hampden-S Sidney. a,
Farmville (pending).
February Roanoke College, at
Lynchburg.
February s-Davidson College, at
Lynchburg.
February university of North
carolina or st. Johns College. al
Lynchburg.
February 14-Gcorgia Tech. a,
LynchbIrg.
February 17-wnisc Forest On. c..
at Lynchburg.
February 23-Ncrtf Carolina State.
al LynchburE.
February 25-NSilliam and Mary, at
Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
LOCAL FOOTBALL TEAM
WILL HAVE HARD WEEK
John Marshall Athletic Club EIev.
'cn to he Driven by Coach
for Game Saturday.

John Marshall Athletic Club will
h hei today Preparing for It's foot
Athletic club. of Alexandra. mex;
Saturday afternoon, al HouIovard
Field. Hunter Carpenter. coach OF
the Richmond eleven. Will begin this
squad strenuous work In the mex;
three or four days for the contest.
In meeting the Alexandria eleven
the locals VIII encounter team that
haa made an unusually good record
tE!s season and one that should give
,ncIn n battle from whistle to whistle
The Dreadnaughts are composed OF
former college stars and are led by
the United States Military Academy
eleven At West Point. Other players
on the team are reported 10 be al
most as good as the former soldier.
Knapp to Play Center.
Realizing that the Marshallitcs will
face fas: team Carpenter will make
an effort Ia pu; as strong q combi-
nation az possible on the field Satur
sevcra' changes in the personnel OF
V, NJ. !. star. Will be shifted from
center TO one OF the backheld posi-
mower OF Knapp and the fact tina,
the Richmond team has several good
centers has resulted in Carpenter
Placing Of Carter in the line not
only Will strengthen the defense Of
the eleven. but also Will add to the
offensive ability OF the team. Carter
has been a member OF four football
clcvcns ut the University of Rich
Inond ana has acquired considerable
knowledge Of the gridiron game from,
Frank Dobson. the Spider coach. The
tackles work this season mas been
an important factor in the success OF
the Spiders and he should prove one
OF the important factors in the con-
test Saturday.
Georgetown Gnmcs Is ON.
II Is probable that the game with
the Dreadnaught team Will be the
las; Of the football season for the
local eleven. The Marshalites at
tempted TO bring the Georgetown
University eleven to this city for a
game Saturday week, but the Hilltop
pcrs were unable to stake post
season game. The local management
is anxious to stage n game here
Saturday week. and Is negotiating
with the Hobert Athletic Club o!
Philadelphia. This contest, however
has not been arranged.
Mac Cosby. the John Marshall hal!
hack. who suffered relapse of she'll
shock several weeks ago, will not
play again this season. Cosby is re-
ported TO be getting along fairly
we'll. but ii Is deemed inadvisahle for
him to play again this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
FRED TALLER Is WINNER
OF CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
Race Is Made In Snowstorm In 20
Minutes aud 1 Sccond-Ititola
Is Next.
tBy Associntcd Press.l

BOSTON, Nov. 2i.-F'rcd Fallcr, of
the Dorchester Club. of Boston won
first place IN the annual cross coun-
try senior championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union over the
Frank Park course. between five and
SIX miles. run in a snowstorm today
The Dorchester Club wen the team,
prize with twcnty-siN points. The
Paulist y. c., TT New York. was sec
ond. with twcnty-i.inc points, and
the StouEhton CMasSD Catholic Club
being entered.
Failer's time was twcnty-nine min
utes one second. Willie Ritola, run
ming under the colors of the Finn
ish A C., of New YORK. finished the
course in twenty nine minutes thirty
nine seconds. with Pat Finn. of the
Paulist a. c.. taking third place In
twenty-ninc minutes forty-siX sec
onds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
END OF VIRGINIA
LEAGUE TROUBLES
NOW is IN SIGHT
Richmond Owner to Hold
Conference in Norfolk
With Barry.
B. w. WILSON EXPECTED
TO CONTROL COLTS AGAIN
Chairman of Committee De-
clares Road Trip Question
Is Contention.
Especial to The Times-Dls,a,ch.1

vr,t,
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. si.-Ben W.
Wilson. president OF the Richmcnu
baseball club. whose franchise was
roo..,,.' 80
recently dec!ared iorie!ted by the
unanimous vote OF the remaining
seven owners In the Virginia League.
r,,I copt.r ,yi,h r. Tnran r.,
'. %"
president OF the Norfolk club. MS
week.
'"h ''.''i III"
the committee. appointed by =
league to place the new franchise.
,nd :, {, ,ou c,r,id,r, .,h,
So, -, -
'ha' the mater VIII DC adjusted ana
the threatened war called eff. with
,nr ,hn hav,Jnios ~, 80, ,,oh,
'"I
c!uo.
Since the league meeting at which
property of thu. pi. ca,yue a. ,nasi IN, ne
offers TO take over the irnnchise have
been made 10 the special committees,
AT which definite. nrorosals will no
snbmittcd. In the ,nennwhiie. through
third person. Mr.. Wilson was asked
4! he would be willing TO discuss al
adjustment, OF the differences, and
he announced that he would Mr..
itarry was approached on th... matter
anu Fcauiiy agreed TO meet Mr. WILL
son.
Saturdays Started Controversy.
The origina! dispute conferred around
IN. Saturday games on the League
schchnle. wilson holding out FOR all
Haturdhys at home The league me
Eu's unani'hously refused 10 grant
~ Iiu.h'' a!tnoueh wiring 20 give
c"r,.ha!us. OF ABOUT seventeen. OF me
tha' w c"pi,hl clly
hn,na :, 10 a"nt" oI aonh 'IlpS TOT,
,brt ibe s,.bnSuins 40 800 =. u q, ~
,,as, go snas'ns an al 20 't' IN
ynnt,n. - :, ci,,h ~ w ~ ~, AZ. :.
grounds tbrco 49,. cy,ns ,,.ootl =,
M, b,vIpc >, ,nrS 80, ., ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
ALABAMA COURT WILL
TRY RACE RIOT CASES
Arson md Attempt to Murder Are
Charges Made AEninst Four
NcErycS
GBy Associated Prcss.l

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov. 2l.--
With special panel OF Jurors drawn
the trials of VIII Taylor. Roose
Welt Ellsberry, Jim McDuGie and
Jack Johnson. indicted for first de-
gree arson and attempt to murder in
connection with the racial outbreak
in the southern part OF Montgomery
county. early in tho month. will be
undertaken Monday in the Circuit
Court.
Eleven other negroes arrested after
Abe uprising. which resulted in the
destruction OF approximately $50, 900
worth of property and the death OF
three at the hands Of sheriff's posses.
were released after the extraordinary
session OF the county grand jury two
weeks ago.
The dead negroes. Sam Watkins.
Vim Lee and Warren Taylor. accord
ing to statements made bv Ellsberry,
were the rlnelcaders In the plot
which was Matched to cover the hnan-
cial difficulties of the negroes who
were said to he unable to meet their
debts to big planters whose property
Was burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22

which have left them by reason OF
sickness and overwork. There is no
theory about the benefit derived from
Plant Juice. Every day local people
are coming forwa-:. with signed
sta tements relating the benefit they
have received from taking Plant
Juice.
Recently the following testimonial
was received from Mrs. Jennie Adams,
Il wcllknown Richmond lady. who
resides Mt No. 40 West Fifteenth
Street. and who has n wide acquaint-
ance here. She said:
Ever since I was a little girl l
have been troubled with my stomach
and always had n pain in my side;
my Kidneys were in n bad condition.:
was told that l had appendicitis and
was advised to have an operation.
which did not want TO do. L had
no appetite, had headaches. and was
nervous and dizzy: l could never get
good nights sleep. l had spent so
much money on different medicines
trying to get something that would
relieve me, that was completely dis
couraged and did not know what to
do. An old friend of mine wrote me
about Plant Juice and begged mo TO
try II. as IL had relieved her OF Stom-
ach trouble. Plant Juice is certainly
wonderful. and I got so much benefit
from few doses that / continued to
take IL and am completely cured. I
don't feel a day over forty, although
am IL years Of age. have n fine
appetite. sleep well and can walk
about all day long and not feel tired:
my kidneys are in good shape and
have no more pain. l nm restored to
health again, thanks to Plant Juice
| am glad to recommend il to others"
Plant Juice is sold at the Tragic
Drug Co.'S store. In Richmond.
For sale in Petersburg by Morri-
son. the Drug Man. and in Chase city
ny the Chase CITY Drug Co.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
WILLIAM AND MARY READY
FOR THANKSGIVING GAME
Will Battle IIampdcn-Sidncy in
Newport News on
THURSDAY.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. Ell
lovers who attend the William and
Mary Hampden-S Sidney battle in
Newport News on Thanksgiving will
witiess 4 hard-fought and Interest,"
ing match. is the opinion Of gridirun
wiseacrcs, who have seen the two
elevcns play.
This game on Turkey Day wiz de-
tcrnine the winner OF the Eastern
ISOLATION championship. Also it will
mark William and Mary's final ap-
pearance as competitor for the as
ISOLATION trophy. the Indians having
linmpden- Sidney has won several
championships in football: William
and Mary has never achieved this
feat. The Tigers. by defeating both
leg2s this year, are within sight OF
the championships. Victory over the
Indians Will Civ. the Farmville lads
s stsar 's Give to ihe cup Comparative
edge over the f'armville lads. How
great this margin really is. IL any
margin exists at all, must be deter
mined on the field. not on the printed
page.
The Indians have powerful lire.
II sim defense is a good oTense.
men Coach Drivers eleven should
take care OF itself Thursday. Hamp-
dea Sidney IS not expected to ofrer
a letense strong as William and
Mary's. but the Tigers have this ad-
vantage over the Indians; namely.
that the Farmville coach has kent
his BACK field intact thus producing
greater efficiency, while the inabil-
ity of White and Jones to play
against Randolph Macon and Harnp-
den Sidney has led to changes in the
local lineup. Smith. OF the Tigers
Is star back field man. possessing
speed and piurging ability. The In
dams will match him with 4. ID. low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
BUCHER LEAVES TODAY
Rfhmond Roy Departs for North
Carolina Rnces ia His Chevrolet.
Expects 10 Make Good

Willie Butcher, the Richmond "sneed. .
king" will leave this city TO-DAY for
kinston. y. c.. where he will can
pete In the automobile races Thanks
giving Day. Bucher has made an
cnviable record on the track and in
tends to make strong bid for hon
orS Thursday.
The track at Kinston, while only n
half mile in length. is said to be one
OF the fastest in the South and the
seven events. q iifty-mile race a
twenty-five mile race. two fifteen-
mile races. 3 tcn-mile race, fvc-
mile race. and n tinc-trial affair. are
expected TO be run in fast limo
Buchcr has met with success in
former automobile races and is con-
adent of bringing home the bacon
Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
Y. NJ. |. IS CERTAIN TO
MAINTAIN CLEAN SLATE
Georgia Also Feels Sure OF Coming
Through Season With
Clear Slate.
SEASONS CLOSE APPROACHES
Big Feature OF Past Week on Grid
iron Is Mighty Defense OF V. T..
1 Against Ccntrc-Titular Dis
cussion Heard.
IBy Associated Press


ATLANTA. GA. Nov 2i.-Georgia's
spectacular victory over Alabama
Saturday in which the kcd and Black
eliminated the husky Crimson and
white from the list OF D!xic's unjc :
ieated cieVcns. was the outstanding
feature OF the day. but there were al
most half dozen other contests of
compelling interest.
The manner in which AlabaIna's
stout-hcartcd playora fought their
way 70 two touchdowns and IL tie
after Geossia had registered fourteen
play. wac equalled in Washington
where Washington and Lee. smothcrcd
week ago under 1I-to-0 score By
earned lG-to-7 victory over the
strong Georgetown eleven. Both
teams upheld the best traditions OF
Tllese athletics.
v. \. rs Mighty Defense.
There were other features Of note
N the comparatively few games OF
Saturday. one was the mighty de-
Tense Of V. +. 1. against Centre. The
oecn impressive. but they held the
wonderful kentucky eleven TO four
,ouchdowns. the smallest score made
Harvard and Georgia Tech.
North Carolina States strong team
piled up 80 points against Wofford
usiNS inc uTsl-stFlnS men on In TWO
periods. and South Carolina defeated
NcwbeEry. As to y. The greatest light
in the Carolinas. however. Mas that
in which Furman's light. aggressive
eleven orcrcamc Clemson. - TO o.
The Furnan team. said TO average
only 100 pounds to the man. has
proved Itself one OF the best OF IT'S
weight in the country, and It's adj
inirerH are claiming for II the ban
tdnwciEht championship
-Four Dixie Teams Jndclratet
Z. IL N-s.a
GA All sides nos that Thanksgiving
Day approaches 10 end the scason.ATo
GATE four southern teams are left I'M
defeated by another Dixie eleven
They are Georgia Tech. Georgia Uni
vcrsity. Tulane and Virginia Military
Institute. and II sood!y number OF
others have only one defeat behind
them. Georgia and V. VI. l. are as
certain as anything in a football game
can be OF coming through with clean
states. Georgia Tech has proba bl y
IT'S hardest game yet 70 play, that
when Auburn IS tackled. Tulane fac
ing louisiana State on Turkey Day"
also has u hard fought contest in
sight
GeorEia's supporters can at least
claim one title no matter the outcome
OF THANKSGIVING Days battles. and
mat is the championship over Ala
haNa. Tor the Red and Black has met
and defeated .tlabamas two best. the
University and Auburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
POLICE FIND STOLEN CAR
IN PERIOD OF FIVE HOURS
Officers Have Alleged Thieves Rounded
Up and Machine Secured in

Five hours after report had been
turned in to police headquarters in
Richmond that an automobile had
been stolen. the Portsmouth police
had rounded up tho alleged thieves.
notified the department here.
The automobile. Il new one, which
had been used only about three days.
was the property of c. j.. Adams,
1897 Monument Avenue. Detective
Sergeant Thurman and Mr. Adams
left for Portsmouth last night. Mr..
Adams will bring back his car and
Sergeant Thurman will bring the al
legged thieves here for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
SAMMIS GROTTO WILL HOLD
CEREMONIAL WEDNESDAY
Officer. and Cast Are Trying to Make
This Best One In Lodges
UsstOry.

Sammis Grotto, Mystic Order Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm.
will hold their first winter ceremonial
Wednesday night at Community Hall.
Cirotto, No &c. have been working
night and day to make this one of the
largest ceremonialS ever held by Sam
mis- and promises some big surprises
for all the membership. which Is now
nearing the 1000 mark
The Erotto has a patrol which 1t
w. Hicks is captain. and has just or
aanized ten-piece orchestra and n
;hirty-piecc band, headed by Burt
Mountcastlc.
membership campaign and meets at
Governator's every day at :l5 o'clock
for lunch. Every member is required
10 attend this luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
CENTRE COLLEGE WILL PLAY
HASKELL INDIANS IN FALL
Coach Bell. in Accepting Oner, SuE-
Esats That Game he Played in
INnnSaH CITY

~ NSsOciatcU prcsS.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2l.--An offer
from the Centre College football man
aGement to play the Haskell Indian
school team next fall. has been re-
ccived by Coach Madison Bell. former
centre star. and now directing the
Indians. Coach Bell. in his reply. ac-
cepting the offer. suggested that the
game he played in Kansas City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
sNEETBR|AR HOCKEY
ELEVEN HERE TODAY
Will Meet Wcstlampton College
Girls on Local Field This
Afternoon.
Westhnmptnn CollcEc,

Westhampton Colleges hockey
lie tina, is scheduled TO- take place
The Sweet Briar eleven. which Is to
meet the hockey eleven OF West
hampton College in today's initial in
State OF Virginia. arrived in Rich,
mond yesterday afternoon, late, and
was met by tho local school. Part
OF the squad will spend their stay
hampton College. while alumnae OF
Sweet Briar will be hostcsscs TO
others.
As hockey is an innovation here IA
we'll as in in;ercoliegiate circles
throughout the State. and as tho
hockey game is OF the hotly contested
large crowd is expected to witness
the locals engage their Sweet Eriar
opponents. beside the drawing that
tas fams W sh nIEe So
lcge student body. the brother col
legc in the local university. will turn
out to pull for 4 Red and Blue vic
Wcsthampton schedule.
Coach Fannie Crenshaw reported
her entire squad in excellent condi-
condition 10 win a victory over the
visitors. The WesthamIton varsity
has had considerable practice in in
te-ciass games and besides the locals
coach has put her charges through
daily workouts in the arts of hand
ling the ball In the field and at the
goal.
The Sweet Briar team Is strong and
because OF the honor that will be
attached to winning the States FIRST
intercollegiate hockey battle, both
cievens VIII be urged on to do their
best. and a lively encounter is bound
to cnsuc.
Wcsthampton will line up as fol-
lows: Left wing. lawson: left inside
Daniel: center. Bowlcs: right inside,
Lane or Elsea: RICH; wing. Baker:
left half back. Williams; center half
hack. Selden: right half back Doanc:
left full back. Saunders: right full
back. Hoover. and goal. Oliver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
And Now Emma Prays
to Be Deported Again
IBy Universal Seryice.I

LONDON, Nov. 21.-Emmn Gold
man. dcportcd from the United
states aboard the "soyIct Ark"
Buford, Is fed up on Soviet Kus-
sin.
"For Gods sake take me back
to American" she exclaimed to-
Washington ID. Vnndcriip, who
met her In Moscow.
MIR. Vnndcrllp today Knid Miss
Goldman wn intensely unhappy.
She IL writing n history OF the
tussiln revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
Corporation Granted Charter.

Chartcr has been ISSUED The Raj
eiGh Building Corporation. OF Rich
$4,000 minimum capital. The com
pany will do general real estate
and construction business. w. Bry-
don Tenant is presidents; ]. L.
Reed is named as member of the
corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
omcInls for Army-Nnvy Game.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Nov 2l-Thc
following officials have been agreed
upon by the athletic representatives,
Of the military and naval academies
for the Army Navy football game at
the Polo Grounds New York, next
Saturday: Referee. Dr. al" sharpe.
Yale: umpire. Fred Murphy tErown) !:
field judge. ]. y. Evans (Williams) !:
head lincsman, Carl Marshall (iIar-
vard).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22

ncr and Whiting Hastings. both fast
men, who hit the line hard.
Joyncr was not started against
Randolph Ma con. the local coach
prcfering TO save this blond haired
plunEer for the Thanksgiving strug-
gle with Hampden- Sidney. From now
until the game, hard practice will
be given the local squad. and they
will Close the season In splendid ply
steal condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
DanvtIIc Mnn GODS Mnnnr..

DANNILI.E, w, Nov, CIV. O.
Hundley, dog-fancier' of Callands.
near here. has just returned from
washington. where he was n COM
petttor In tho National Capital Field
Trials. His pointer Philanthropist
won first prize OF $500 and "Cola
Boy. an English setter. bred on his
farm. won second prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
WAS SURPRISED At
THE FINE RESULTS
Popular Richmond Lady Had
Suffered With Stomach Trou-
bic Since Childhood.
PLANT JUICE AGAIN REPEATS
Claims Since She Took Plant
Juice She Is Now Entirely
Cured OF Her Troubles.

Forward to Nature" is the sloga n
which IS being used. in the Richmond
Plant Juice campaign. 1t Is express
sive OF good. for there is no remedy
that comes as near putting back into
men and women the vital forces