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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
ASTHMA WOULDN'T
LET HIN LIE DOWN
Hasn't had . sign Of trouble now for
over months.

a year ago I had asthma so bad
my friends thought j would never get
over t. I had doctored for a long
time without results I had not been
in he'd for weeks. could not even
81 no straight in a chair. Then ]
salrd Of Miiks Emulsion and started
SIM e. IL was only two days later
s- I could 30 TO bed and sleep
rud1v. After taking eight bottles
WORTH ] found myself completely
ned IL is over months now since
7uit taking Nilks Emulsion, and
naven't had a symptom OF asthma
iuce- Geo. ". Baker P F. D. 1,
why shouldn't AIilks Emulsion help
slu, II has worked wonders for
.-hers- It costs nothing 70 try.
1Iills Emulsion is a pleasant. nutri-
I've food and a corrective medicine. It
--stores healthy, natural bowel action.
Ding away with all need Of pills and and
physics i promotes appetite ana
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shape 20 assimilate food. As "A builder
.-f lesh and strength, Milks Emul-
i1a Is strongly recommended 10 those
rhoin sickness has weakened. and is
powerful aid IN resisting and repair
-.- the effects OF wasting diseases
% hronic stomach trouble and con-
s.-ination are promptly relieved
,~uaily iu one day
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that it is
eaten with a spoon ike ice cream
No matter how severe your ease,
sou are urged 10 try Nilks Emulsion
uuler this Euarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you, use it according
20 directions and If not satisfied with
the results your money viii be
promptly refunded Price SOC and
$3.50 per bottle The AIilks Emulsion
Co. Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by drug
gisrs reryWhere--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT
OF NEGROES LAUDS GOVERNOR

New York, Feb. 10.-The National
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People today sent a tele-
gram 10 GcT- Edwin ?. Morrow, OF
Kentucky. containing resolutions Of
commentator OF his attitude in de
Tending the court house at LeIing-
ton against the mob seeking to
lynch William Locizett, negro slayer
Of a white girl
In commencing your honorable
action the resolution said the
board expresses the view that you
have set a worthy example to all
governors and civil authorities
everywhere. which, II followed.
would relieve our country OF the
disgrace cast upon IL when lynching
m0bs do their viii in overriding
law"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
100, 900 Prescriptions We're
Filled Before 40" Was
Discovered.

7 C. lIendenhau. Evansville. Ind-.
spent 90 years in the drug business,
compounded over 100000 prsscrip-
tons from physicians educated IN En-
rope and America before Number 40
For The Blood" was discovered: the
great remedy for blood diseases Sue
cessfuliy employed in diseases Of the
glandular system, IN blood troubles,
ucrcurial and lead poisoning, chron-
&c rheumatism, catarrh. constipation,
hepatic cOngestions, dyspepsia and
stomach troubles, sores. ulcers and
scrofulous swellings that have with
stood all other treatment yield 10
No 90 Kelly g. Pollard. wholesale.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

the condition lies the seat OF the
international exchange crisis
Paper Money Incl eases
at the beginning OF the world war
the total paper money Of the 80 prin-
cipal nations Of the world amounted
to about $1,000, 900, 600. he declared,
and in December 1919. IL had in
while the gold reserves Of the same
countries had remained practically
stationary at around $1,000, 100000
We may. indeed. we must" senator
Thomas added. Tend our credit TO
those whose trade we need. but we
cannot. save by mutual agreement for
the fiNity OF exchanges. remove the
gambling element from international
trade, stimulate international conf
dcnce in modern currency systems,
make the problem Of deflation com
naratively easy and reeestablish the
regime Of a saner and more depend
able monetary medium"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
TO PROBE NECESSITY OF
REVISION OF COAL PRICES

Washington, D. C., Feb. IO-The
coal strike settlement commission has
decided on appointment OF a special
committee TO begin compilation Of
data bearing on the necessity for a
read1ustmeut Of these prices in all
fields. This decision followed pro-
tests Monday Of a number of bitumin-
Gus coal operators that they are SUI
Lenng loss under the maximum
fixed prices and Il percent waco in
creases 70 miners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
ALL AVAILABLE FREIGHT
CARS GO TO GRAIN AREA

An available freight cars are TO be
sent 10 the grain growing centers
without delay under an order lust
issued by Hale Holden, regional di-
rector Of railroads for the central
western region with headquarters at
Chicago A copy OF the order was re-
ceived Tuesday by A q. Tadloclz, d.
rector OF the traffic bureau of the
chamber Of commerce.
Grain moving, Mr.. Holden says,
must be largely done between Feb.
S and IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
RED CROSS MAKES NEW APPEAL
FOR VOLUNTEER FLU NURSES

The FL Paso chapter OF the Red
Cross is again making an appeal for
nurses. either trained OF practical.
as Il has been unable to supply the
demand both IN the city and nearby
points Red Cross officials request
that any person having any expert
ence in practical nursing and de-
string TO assist in relieving the
present shortage Of nurses during
the influenza epidemic, register at
RED Cross headquarters in the log
cabin in san Jacinto plaza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

LYMAN REED. WAR CAMP
SECRETARY. LEAVE

Lyman Reed. who for a year has
been executive secretary OF War
Camp Community service in FL Paso.
left Tuesday for Houston. Tex. where
lie has been ordered temporarily by
the organization he represents.
From Houston Mr.. Reed said he
probably would go to New York
where he viii continue a course in
social service. Mr.. Reeds home is in
Cape Girardeau, no.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
LEXINGTON, KY, PREPARED
FOR ANOTHER OUTBREAK


yesterday that caused the rioting.
Under guard OF several hundred state
troops, the negro was brought from
the state penitentiary TO this city.
marched TO the court house, found
guilty Of murder. and sentenced to
die in the electric chair March IL.
Shortly after sentence had been
passed. a mob Of 100 or more men
charged the entrance to the court
house, bent upon lynching the negro.
The troops fired rifles and machine
guns into the crowd.
The mob wavered and then dis
persed. leaving the toll OF dead and
wounded behind.
MOumfaineers Coming.
Additional troops we're rushed 10
the scene from Camp Zachary Taylor,
during the late afternoon and even
ing and martial law was declared by
Brig. Gen F. c. Marshall upon his ar
rival
Reports last night that 1900 noun
taineers were enroute to Lexington
10 lynch Lockett caused the command
ing officer TO throw cordons Of troops
across every road leading into the
city and at every strategic point
within the city. At 10 o'clock last
night. the brigadier general an
nounced that the situation was under
control and that no further trouble
was expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

AA = . = rs "a d ~
az 6 a. NJ 18th
meridian time, Feb.
10, 1870.
Forecasts:
El Paso and vicln.
ity- Rain tonight.
Wednesday partly
cloudy.
y. Mexico. CIoudy
with rain and snow
tonight and south,
east portion Wed.
nesdays not much
change in tempera.
ture.
Arizona. Fair TO-
night and Wednes-
day. slightly coldel
tonight.
West Texas: To-
night cloudy, rain
south unrrfn- No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
CROWD OF IS TOURISTS
FROM THE EAST VISIT HERE

Fifteen tourists came TO FL Paso
in one crowd Tuesday on their way
west They are travelling under
auspices Of Cooks tourist bureau and
are from all parts OF the east. They
registered at the Del Norte, took in
Juarez and made a trip over the city.
CHARLES J. Barrett. Of Erie. Pa, was
another tourist who visited FL Paso
tuesday He is with the American
Express company The 10 tourists
are in charge Of F. B. Greenwalt. of
Cooks agency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10
THE WEATHER

L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITruRTe
WEATHER BUREAU.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

,.--,s. - ao4ln portion; We'd
ton. -'--1ast por-
Or relative humidity in FL Paso At noo,
-, --ss1 ~ vas % Per cent temperature al
s5 5ssiPit s last - hours Gnehes)....I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-10

Kodak Finishing See Gandara.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
GRAND JURY EVIDENCE
SEIZED BY MCDONALD
Papers in Baseball Scandal Have
Been Turned Over to Judge
Until Trials.
| ny Associated Press. /

CHICAGO. Dec. 7.-ChIef Justice
Charles y. Mcdonald seized grand
Jury evidence In the baseball scandal
today, following discovery that copies
OF papers in the case mad been OBJ
Gained by Maclay Hoyne, States at
t rom s,, S5nof,IS hstors his ret;rene",
Al! OF the original papers were
turned over to the judge. who ordered
Them i;npoundcd by the clerk until
wnc were Indicted. como TO trial
Judge Robert Grove. who succeed
Ell Nj: Hcync as States attorney, o.
iItrS1 an investigation after Hartley
:"rhcy, who conducted the baseball
investigation. had notified Judge Nc.
Donald that M. Hoyac had dcinird-
Ell CORES OF the papers last Friday.
for The records simply u have copl. =
made 10 be pu; N N. cases in his
ciiicc, Tor '" hich he was responsible
and that the copies were there now,
AS ouigoine states attorney. / vas
7eSponsihic for al OF the papers -
said Mr.. iIoync. and ordered Mr..
secretary. Mr.. Repiog... as assistant
states attorney. OF course, had &c
do AS | ordered. There is no Scandal
ana nothing wrong"
Federal Judge *. N lands. base
Dali commissioner, when informed of
the affair by President johnson. OF
she American League, said that Il il
was round any of the evidence had
been ;ampcred with or was missing,
Federal action would be taken against
the guilty persons.
"E1schnil is going TO he cleared OF
gamblers. and t6erc is no one who
VIII be allowed TO Interfere" said
Judge Lands
Mr.. Rcp!osle tonight said he had
acted under Mr.. Hoyna'S orders. and
AZ H. -. 4
made OF the papers after they LEFT
his hands.
Thomas I: NasA. attorney Ter
Ci"orS. Weaver. one Of the White Sox
p!ay crs indicted or charge OF ;t,-
ceptiag a hribe In connection vita
The 1919 world series, said that tn"
original evidence was In court last
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,i .iirs, rn"s =" f";lo9rs Gloom. u,
m nm" a: IL tN!c!ncrfl. TO J t. . 10
:. To- to4 third. 'rl,nc-l Is Az
Hereb and Toncv. ''''''''
--Mary ronso. Ioss tRoScto,aaIi~ A "a fIr'%Hg1
"a to won; Walk IN log tIs-d.,,S
Mail, l"7 lMci,eoS, Il : t. =. hhGI'r22'G;n AN
=, 5 1n.,d' d.ne.l u. Also yan-GlaGys.
Mary Erh, Ella VALID. 'N"'o'"' ''''@'
,14nnEt s" n#y fu-..Sra-rr, Ctinrbcl!.
10f CBurtcl, : 10 J. Ia i - -
IIne--i -. ALSO Mayor C:,lvin' kycrv
peu,no r. Nm Ian R.sc Olive James IA.
M,S,,n e' g,,r, Hsr'y SiSA'. !:nos ra,n ii...
Foctth racc---sis ,urlonYs-ilucn. ,ig
toehc w sr,gS 70 :. out. won Fan
10 2. third 1iine-l:l7 IS Ak, r, ram >,
DR.. Fn~srd D.. Dora W 20"
FhNn racs--siK Gn-!eUrs An,;ciua.e. r0s
Sue,nl. 20 20 8. 10 6 won; N-ft
H. tSGAa'ec> 70 J. . 70 : "a {. ,h!rf'
Mac Blaze ard Mose. '-''''''' S'"'S
sixth mile ana c!Ehth-Spu,.lcrc.
won; Harvey s.uarr igs' GieinE /, 10 +
ts5ni,hj 2 % 2 t2 T. ? ",Slrd. r.l~9s.
D.: es. ~ ran-Gui;D John Day. Iudg,
Seventh :a,!e-Rufrz nlcy. 100
Ge Cause. iol ,R.rh,r."iD l6 10 & -
70 j, second; Golden Dawn % tNoo-cy,,
LAS IS. AS, ran SHOE, on r5uEi,s
=. F!:tcr'a''"r. B.'liu ana G-uunt s,y,lL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
WILLIE HOPPE WINS
SECOND f|TULAR MATCH
Defeats Jack Schuefor, 100 to i7G
in Fourteen Innings-tOch-
ran Loses.

NEW YORK. Dec. T.--Wilic Hoppe.
f"lder os the worlds professional
49, balk line billiards champions
snip. won his second game OF tho
titular tournament here tonight. de-
eating Jake Schaefcr. Of San Fran
cisco. 400 to lIG. in fourteen innings.
The champion. to retain his title. has
only TO win one OF his two games to-
morrow with Schacfcr and Welkcr
Cochran. OF San Francisco, each OF
whom has won once and lost twice.
Hoppe set high record for the
tournament VIXEN he ran off l79
points in HIS third inning.
Jake Schacncr. OF san Francisco.
turned tho tables on Welkcr Coch
ran. OF San francisco. In tho third
game. The acorc was 400 to 207.
playing lasting eighteen innings. In
toniEhtS game. Schacfi.r was pttted
against Willie Hoppe. the defending
t!tlchold.r.
The highest run of the ;ourna-
nlcnt thus far was made by Schaef-
fer in III. sixth inning. when he
clicked on II: caroms after gather
ing the halls with IA haif-uoZcn spec
;acui2r masses. Both executed nu
incrOus opcn-tahic shots Neither
p!nycd np TO usual form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
POLLARD WILL ALLOW
USE OF CITY ARNORY
Basketball Games to- BE Played OH
HowitZcrs' Floor When
Building Completed.

Richmond is assured OF one Of tho
creates; basketball seasons in its his
tory as the result OF announcement
from Captain .SImcS Pollard that he
VIII pursue Il liberia! policy in grant
ing the use OF the Howitzers' Armory
for athletic contests when that build
ing is completed. Captain Pollard
VIII have fun charge of the structure
and all dates will be granted by him.
/; is expected that the building Will
the year.
While Captain Pollard will have
genera! supervision Of the armory
and will pass upon all dates granted
athletic ORGANIZATIONS here Matter
erS, VIII look after the dates and APP
Isica;ions should bc made to kim.
ihG h'ehinoni sports Association.
games here this year with the lead
ing college teams Of the South At
iEntC Division contcnGcrs. Church
!iill Athletic club has been busy ar
ranging It's schedule and has booked
many games.
Following is the schedule OF the
kichnond sports Association:
January 26-LirGin!a w. Hopkins.
FEBRUARY S.--Georgctown Vs. Wash
ingion.
February l2.-v. +. !. VS.. L. OF y. c.
February 22.-v. NJ. /. vs.. Gatholic
February 24.-u. of Va VS.. univcr-
S!ty OF Richmond.
February -d.--v p. ]. Us. Catholic
Univ rrsity.
March s.-rn!yersi.y Of Richmond
William and Mary vs.. University OF
k.ch!noai. date not decided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
RICHMOND TEAM TO PLAY
REX ELEVEN SATURDAY
Washington Aggregation Will BE
alc; at boulevard Ficld-Vic-
tors Over Marine CridIcrS

Rex A;h,cti> Club. OF Washimeton
ana the Richmond Athletic CIuh " III
mond neg; saturday afternoon ..
boulevard Field. officials oil ~.
Richmond organization Nave closed
With the District oi Columbia team
sured this city. Efforts had boon
made To bring the Quantico Marin,
team TO Rch:nond for return con-
test, but the service eleven declined
10 meet tho local eleven. and the Rex
team was secured
in bringing the Washington eleven
To This city the local manrser has
secured a team which deciSively de
:eaied the Marines several days ago
by the score OF Il TO 0. The fact
that the Devil Dogs" were downe,s
by Rex adds additional interest TO
the game here Saturday, rs the Rich
mondcrs Will attempt TO run UP az
blk score as possible against the
invaders.
Although rated as professional!
eleven the Rex Club IS composed OF
former college men and haa won
victories over several strong teams.
y professional team from Akron,
Ohio. the KnickcrSockcr Athletic
Club. OF Geore clown. iIooar:s and the
Marine are among the eicvcnS defeat;
ed ~ Rex.
Matagers ~ the Richmond team
have taken every prcSaution to in
sure the visiting team playing !:s
regular lineup when II appears here.
and the Washington team has agreed
~ place us strongest llnc-up Usa:ns:
IA" locals. From the record O! INC
visitin, team the local boys Should
be Etven = hard battle and meet real
opposition for the first time this
Sv>S0H.
Richmond will play only one more
game after the contest Saturday. The
local management has negotiations
on with Jim Thorpc's Canton Full
Dogs and the buffalo Al Americans
for saturday. December Is, and cN-
poets 20 close tho season on that
day with one Of these "tcvcns. The
buffalo eleven defeated Thorpe's
team IN New York last week. and Tie
day in HWfaio. The Thermometers viii
meet which ever team tina; Il can
close q contract with iirst, believing
that one is as strong as the other.
Should either of thc clcvcna be
brought here Richmond VII! see the
following players in action:
Runalo--Sh elton. Cornell. left end;
Brown. left guard; Wray. Penn. cen
;c.: Youngstown. Dartmouth, right
guard: Little. Penn. right TACKLE: Mill
Ter, Penn. right end. Hrghitt. M'chi-
gan. quarter back; Weldon, Lafayette.
LEFT half back: Anderson, Colgate.
right hilf BACK; Fat smith M'ch's"h'
FIJI back.
Canton--L0we, Tordham. left end:
Buck. Wisconsin. left tackle: uCon-
nor, Gcor-etown. lef; guard: Fe.ncT,
Notrr Dame. center; Edwards. Notre
Dame. right guard; Henry. W. Il j..
right tackle; Higgins. Penn. 81. RICH;
end: Grigss, Dallas. Iuaftcr hack;
Cuiac. Carlisle. left half back. Thorpe,
Carlisle. right half back; Guyon, Car
Isle, fun back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
ELECT BRAGG INDUSTRIAL
DIRECTOR AT PENlTEMTlARY
Formerly .Richmonj Teacher md
Now With State II0Rrd OF Chnri-
tica aud Corrections.

Henry l.. HraEE. special agen, OF
the state Board of Charities and
Corrections. has been appointed in
dustrial director at the Virginia State
pcnitcntiary by the board OF that
institution. according TO announce
ment made yesterday. Ills appoint
m"nt Is effective at once.
MIR. Bragg was formerly q teacher
in the Richmond public schools. and
was at on" time connected with tho
penal system of the Philippine Is
lands in the teaching OF industrial
education there. During the war I've
was assistant organizer OF the in
duAtriai training courses AT the Nor
folk navy yard and training, sta
ton.
Colonel Leroy Hodges. chairman OF
the Penitcntiary board stated yester-
day that At the presen, time Mr..
l.raEg is employed In selecting ma
chinery and other equipment. which
Is being installed at the prnitcntiary.
as soon AS foreman for the print
shop al the pcni,cntiary is selected.
the plant will be placed in operation.
Colonel Hodges said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
QUINN DECLINES POSITION
ID. Lawrence Gronrr. of Norfolk, Ap-
pointed IT, Act nj Special
SCssIom,

II was learned definitely yestcr-
day that Julien Gum. who WAS an
pointed United States district nttur-
signed some time ass dccliued 10 ;tc-
cent the position. JuaEc Edmund
VI nddill has appointed -. Lawrence
G"oncr. OF NorfotE. 80 act at a sp.-
rial session OF The court in that city
next week.
Nj. Gum stated las, nigh, that he
notified tho United States Attorney
General aoirn time ago that ne could
MOI accept the Office Of district at
turncy MIR. Gron.r is Il Republican,.
Tne special session has been called
as the court was compelled TO ai =
Journ Al the time OF the REGULAR
session because there waS no rcgu-
lar district attorney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
.MAYO'S ISLAND PROBABLE
SITE FOR BASEBALL PARK
Virginia League Moguls Also Con.
slider Other Locations When vii.
son Fails to Post Forfeit.

Especial to The times -pisratchl
NORFOLK. VA. Dec 7.-presidcni
s William Il. Bradley. OF the Virginia
League, has bccn authorized 10 PRO.
coed with negotiations for The p!ac-
iagsof- the Richmond franchise When
negotiations are completed the fran
ci.tse committee will be called to-
approved.
From unofficial information reach
ing here tonight two sites wcr. pro
posed Tor the location OF new park
IN event the Wilson interests re-
fuse TO lease Boulevard Field one of
the Sites is on MIyo's Island ana the
other"ts located in F;ifmout I; IS
understood. however. that the Wilson
interests have offered boulevard
tIeld for $500 season. hut ,ncin-
hers OF the committee here decline
10 discuss the RIch'nprd propositions
Two cites on Yves; ,road street also
are said TO be consiacrnd by the
ieaSue InoEuls. One is located Two
SQUARES beyond the Boulevard on ~"
soutfside Of the street, while the
othenAiS situated on the norths:lc OF
west Broad Street. between tho
Southern Stock Yards and tho Union
Depot.
Action OF the magnates In cons;a.
srihE these sites was taken when
owner Wilson refused tc dcposit his
forfeit OF $4,000 by . o'clock this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
V. M. |. Eleven Arranges
Sehedule for Next Year
IN. Associated rrr>..I

LEXINGTON, "a. Dee. Ito
Incident with tho announcement
ny the athletic bonrd OF the Nir-
ginia Niiitpry Institute that
Coaches II. IL. CinriSson ana &. u.
Snrurhau will pilot next years
Gridiron tenn. the hoard today
i"ndc public the Cadets l0:t foof-
bali schedule, ns folloWS'
Roanoke College, ut Lexington.
September 81.
Ham,dcn-Sidnry. ut Lexington.
October I.
Wake Forest. at Lexington, De-
trbcr y.
University or Virginia. Mt !.cx-
tu"tun. Ociobcr II tprudtuEl.
University &c PennH?tNnEfu, rat
Philadelphia. Nctutrr 80.
North Carolina \. ~ r., at Rat-
ci-h. October -.
University of North Carolina
tpince opcrb, November :.
University ~ Kentucky, at
louisville, November -.
virginia PolytcchnIc institute,
al R"anoisc. Thanksgiving Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
HAVANA RESULTS

First race-hve furlcrpH-- Bertha Mimi
10z; Scin;..iate. iy2, RaY"nna ~! fos,a
1g5: Two Eyes. iGs. Dfai:saaa Toe Van,
Serond rscc-eve and one nal. ;uriong.
yei,e, l9e: BED, ~ Tin J Hogan. !p,
soT: James q, .67 HcCia,j..5d Ya;;5c-'s'H H.
Rpng. 10: Major !'ial. 10 Eeautai:e IL
Third race-agc ard ons-Ga: fu-lon.F.
ree-year-olds ard uuward--PIr roc Sim
reiner. lo7; Waterford. III SOb.ein:r 81.
JuanIta III. liz: J.i. az. Senator Jane,
AZ; Short Change. il2
Fourth race-a.r fur!"rYs--Bus Uuni.v
los: Kewes.a. rs; LaBalafre los F.ss.s
Fancy. ji3. Thorn bi3om. iIS. RlAzuaaay
Fifth receive flr!ouEs-pG.r Ipz. Os
good. ~; Brother Ssci>ru lr!: .N.,,
xii los: fright hasie. he Different Eyes
sArmonin Stable.
Sixth rncs--mile and my yasds-yrL,u,
Dream. 81: SeinLcr SiAlwnft. iJ?: lie Kruss
400: Doiph, 10; Hands OFT. ia; Duke o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
CENTRE DESIRES GAME
WITH VIRGINIA ELEVEN
Orange md Eluc Also Receive, Mupv
pncrs From Other Colleges.
CNGHth and NanhN NlISkinr

ISrtCIhI 70 Thc T!Wcs- Dispntchl
CtiARi.CTIESE LIE. VA, Dec. -.
centre College is amcng tho dozen
Teams. IN various parts Of tho conn
Try Offering Virginia a date FOR mex,
years Sridiron season. others inci,I,
princeton. Yale, West Virginia. Eui.
gers. auburn. Tennessee, Alabama and
university OF Florida. Centre is viii.
ing 10 pay NJ any neutral point.
Two teams conspicuous by ahs,nc.
on NirSinlaS schedule next year vii
he Vanderbilt and Virginia Miii,nry
institute, The Ccmmodores say IN.
me Flying Squadron" from I,eXirr.
Son Is unw!l'!nr to return 10 Char.
!oticsNiiic, despite the ontlor Of a
aSvo guarantee or the entire satc re.
a;,ohns Hopkins viii play hero Oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
ONE TR0TTER EXPELLED.
: FIVE OTHERS SUSPENDED
ir0ttfnE Association fakes Action
Nnen NAG Runs Under .tiinx and
OthcrS 90 Ont Nhrir f.iuNAra

,-,.,,- =! Associated Press.
= NEW YORK, y. y. Dee. TIL,
National Trott.nc Association today
eAneiied one horse, charged with
running under false name. and
suspended i've others alleged To have
won races gu, Of their class
Inc bay Ee!dipr "Robcr; Rich
mona was barred because i; hnt
pern entered as Billy HcdvcwooI'
AT Cleveland and kammS Oa.o. last
Se"T. me horses which are suspend
ca UNI! the return OF prize moneys
3 ann the places OF the races. are as
Pacific Express" Action. Maine:
Madison Square" HARRINGTON. Dai.
FRANK: Erie and Conneaut Lake,
IA Noodcl!n King" Woodstcck, \.
y, and Ecllinardine," Cortland.
SSorwAch; Cooperstown and Oneida.
The association ordered returned
the winnings of four horses inr,,,d.
ing ruth, a. Dallas, pa. "Otwny
H Hlra: az ormstown.. Quebec; Franz
ward, At Gorhem. Maine. and Bus
Ter Boy" a: Debit, n Y