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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

highway transportation Is to be an
ticipatcd and provided for. Pcrma-
nent monolithic pavement Is the al
far heard from.
AlOtOrfsts Greatly Interested.
That the Importance and cducu-
tional benefit of the ideal section"
has much broader appeal than
among those actually engaged In
highway construction. is indicated by
the hundreds Of letters the asSocia-
ton is receiving from motorists ANA
the public generally making sugges-
tons and commenting the idea.
y general digest of the current
engineering opinion as regards the
ideal specifications will soon be re-
leased by the national Headquarters
OF the Lincoln Highway Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
FIREST0NE DAILY OUTPUT
10000 FLIVER. SIZE TIRES
This Means That One Single rI.,,
Produces icnrIy I,50O,0OO Rem
- Wheel Pneumutjcs

Daily production OF 200 pneuma-
VIC tires of the rear-wheei nivvcr
size, with nonskid tread, is a task
A set for one Of the rc-cently completcI
nnits OF the Fi-estonc factory al
y Akron. Ohio.
me annual production will be an.
BOYS rolling them for hoops would
Bel them up, these tires would form
- band round the world.
of tires, the Firestone Co. has npo.
.syided not only separate factory
y b,Lilchng 1t has provided also a
special cotton mill and a special or
& sanization. from Offices TO compound
ing room. During the working dav
mansgemnnt and workers think moth.
tng but three and one-half-incn tires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
TEN PASSENGER AUTOS
TO ONE COMMERCIAL CAR
Out of Approximately T,oO0,GGO Motor
vehicles, Only 0JO.00O Used for

Trucking.
OF interest TO the average car
owner is the total number of motor
driven vehicles in the United States
and the comparative naimber OF pas
senEcr cars and motor trucks. Out
of approximately 100000 motor We
hicles. 100000 are used for CONNER
cial purposcs-passcngcr cars out
numbering motor trucks by more than
ten TO one.
About $4,000 trucks arc equipped
with pneumatic tires. showing the
tremendous strides made by the pncu-
matte in the few years since its de-
velopmcpt. That $4,000 trucks are
running on, solid tires indicates that
ways have a certain field where SUI
pcrior traction and cushioninE pow
crS arc not necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

ment will be supervised by tho mo-
tor transport corps on approval OF
the militia bureau. 1t includes 324
automobiles. 1862 trucks OF various
sizes. forty-eight tank" trucks. 1853
motorcycles. l.2s0 bicycles and 1000
trailcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

Motor Vehicles to National Guard.
WASHINGTON. June 19.-Orders
nave been issued by tho War De-
partmeht setting aside more than
5000 motor vehicles for the national
guard. Distribution of tho equip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

every part of the Union. 1t took
pans 10 make clear that the spccifl-
cations desired were those for :,
main travelled highway. carrying not
less than 10000 vehicles. n day nj
present and destined to carry a still
mcn'ler volume OF travel during the
life of the Improvement The oues.
lions asked of tho engineers related
TO width of right-of-way. width and
thickness OF paving. method of drain
age advisabiiity. Identification and
lighting, permissible cost per mile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
What Is nm "ldcnI. uondt

AS WIGS expected u wide diversity
OF opinion rs regards the specitica-
tons for such an ideal section" is
being Indicated. AS rapidly rs nos
siblc the officials or the association
are tabulatinE the replies and suE-
Ecstlons received and these will be
iatcr subjected to the careful scru-
tiny of Il competent board of fifteen
OF The most representative and cx-
perienced highway engineers and
other authorities of the United
states. The personnel OF this board
will be announced soon by the assoc
citation.
1T is clearly apparent that the ma
Jority OF the engineers who have re-
than those now being provided Is de-
sirahlc IL the future increase of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
WINDSOR ENTRIES

Fir, racc,nve and. one-hal. furlengs--
~; Old Cha0. li2: John Arbor III
Second rnc"-iuilc and seventy YARDS
Swee; ifouGuct. ?s: II. Moody. inJ: Banyan.
Mouo,,. ,s.S Gniamo:c, IJ5 FianS. III;
Third racc--slx .:urionrs-Fal, Accomrii
100; Pueblo. lce: Lonely. TOO. Doomed ioi:
llainb"w Girl. los; Circulate. no: SAGA. ic0
!''inccss Myrtle. i02: rluvioda. ifS: Mighty
Jpvcr. in2: rulluN. 10: Clark NJ. 10. Also
alisible-Ttusty. 10. Allah. iI2: Lubalnfrc.
Fourth racc--sx furlonE--Duke q. Well
!nc;"n. TO-: Hrm!sphcrc. lO.: RcDcat ITO:
Old Sinner. lo,: Vivc MCGEE. los: Archpio; .
III Mahdi. l!h. Eligible Encrin!te ic)
Lady Katherine: los: Tit :or Tat. 10
Fifth racc--Iuilc and seventy yards-I.ord
IT,; Madre r.. lo,: nclarIo; lo': Harry
bert. iii: Inquiry. 9s: Sweeping Glance
lol: King John. lci: Inli,c iO5: Dr Carmen
los; Stevenson. 10: Garbage. ICS
Sixth racc-siN furlonrs--IIuSh, Iot; Ed
die Rickcnbachcr. los: F-ivo,ity Iht: I.ui-
NAM name. ?, i~;; Moroni. iee: ,GicnliEht, ii2:
C On; S San IT, iiGr"h iC9; Kings
seventh racc-inic and three sixtccnths
Contestant. loo; pi; 100: Puts and cn,is
ios: Kentucky Eov. 100; Night Wind I'D:
tandelar!a. 100: Salvat"lic. iot: GUY For
time. ios: George Duncan. 100: Roucn l0T /:
Skcerfacr. loo: Jack Reeves. llt Also oil
rihic-Frnnk T.. ~: Wood;hrush. III: Don
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
WINDSOR RESULTS

i E5st racs7ily; fqSSlonss-T2,ura lS7
ii5 tButwelll. G:5g. leo. SECOND. Acclaim.
Il, liz 'Si, rEa H.: go ,nird Thu i@' LII,
EuTen,a. ,Capon. Home Guard. Scaboard
second racc.lvc and half fur!onEs--
Maaries i. il 40 IKsnnedyj. rs $50 30 won ssa
"nd: Mmskaiongc. III tSmallwood. 800.
istnce Dudley. Madeline Lillian and Judge
,o Thru raeS,-tour furlonEs.I.ady in BLACK
Moore. loi lDrye.b. i5c. $50. second: CO.
bali Lass. li5 ,FatoD , -. third. Time
c:mouiiagc and Marmita ran.
rourth rhce-slx fur!onrs--Trusty. lol
,HIinShlin: clio go; 20 won: oniSo, ioi
y Iiarbourncl, so. third. Time. 1913 %.
l.ulah T.. Marvin MAY. Hamilton a.. Scrub
Lazy I.anghornc. Lui,nenc. May w and
FIFTH racc-nvc and one half furionGs-
Anna Wood. loG Cp"nncyl. 3i.!o. lice go.
won; Cent!nfctcr. ~ tSmHllwuod,. 40. S.O
second; John s. Reardon. loI tKennadyj.
Erivc!. Runuuo. ,Auntic May. Acc, Joan
Eorcy. ,Mogcns Last ono. Eas,sid. and
Sixth racc-milc and onc-c,rhth--Dr. Rae.
bling I.oudcr; ne tEricksonl, $50. go. See
and: Mcdtord Boy. los ,Ycarcin). 40. third
Iimc. ,:5i 10. Point TO ro.nt. I.cin.,.r.
solid R9ck liE;ar,. Black Thong. Peerless
Seventh rnc"-m:!c and slNtcen,h-Lak-
ross. !o5 CBryscnl. ii.ly. iIS!. ll.c0. won /:
Glass Toi, III? niunO.. 200. .il.1e. won (:
orsnzo; las .Barnesl. SO. third. Time.
Don Dodrc. Tim ! Hogan. Iiondo Thurs
day NiEht"r and Jauhct ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
GRIDlRON GAME RETURNS
TO CAROLINA COLLEGE
Trinity Students VIII Inx. EIr.t
Footbnll Team In Quar-
ter Century

century.
Especial to The Times Dispatcb1
TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM. ".
~ July 2I-Aftcr Il lapse OF a quar-
Ter OF century. Trinity College will
resume intercollegiate football this
iali. IL VIII be remembered that
BACK in the SOS Trinity played an
active part I'M introducing football
into North Carolina. In 1883 the
North Carolina Football Association
was formed. composed OF Trinity. the
University of North Carolina and
Wake Forest.
- ;. Tlh.a n of tho same year
SCIENTIFIC game OF fooibalr" IN" to "r be
played in North Carolina, Trinity
winning. l6 to o. 1t is Interesting to
n qoI, ma the time Of halves was
Trinity put out teams. reaching the
climax of her success Misunderstanding.
1921. when. by defeating the Univer-
The championship of the South. After
the season of 1894 Trinity has not
been represented on the Srid!ron. al
though class ball was carried on up
Atter having played class ball for
the past two yenrs. Trinity once
more is ready to take her place in
The schedule for the coming season
follows:
Guilford College. at Trinity. Octo-
her iG; Emory and Henry. at Trinity,
October 81; Lynchburg College at
Trinity. October 80; Zion College. at
Trinity. November 10: open. Novcm-
her 20; WoTord College, at Trinity.
THANKSGIVING.
This light schedule is intended only
as an Introduction. and within a very
Few years Trinity expects to carry
u schedule which viii compare IA
sorably with that OF any college in
th!s section OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

IL IMeCahe,, 10 70 !, : TO L. 5 to ;, won;
.. to g. second: rVCatsllo. ITO Oar
rirEton'. - to !. TO |. TO =. third.
TImc-l:I0. The Portuguese. ASSUME.
Niuackassin. Lovely. Valerie West. In
Generator and Ceramic ran.
Second raCc-milc and seventy Yards
Chasscur. 10 tSChuttingcrl. 10 !. To
Z. To- .. won: crystalford. 10 tMCAtc". J.
"a .. 3 to .. to :. second: Bradisy's
Choice. III tkins). 10 to :. to .. TO >.
third, Timc-i:ii 3-5. Sunny iIill. Ivory.
porcas. King Arr!ppa. Bcrlia ran.
Third raCc-about six furlonSs-.iuv or.
iia Barrett. IL To :. TO ., out. woi.
Gypsy Lad, 100 ICo,tilcttD. II to To- to
= out. second: Turcador. 100 tPoncc). q
- !. > To J. even, third. Timc-l:i0 go
Fourth race.-mile and n Sixteenth
:; to 5 "nt. won: Recount. le3 tMcNtcc5.
,Johnsonb. to l. to 2 out. third. lime
lit. Porte Drnpcau also ran.
Fifth racc-lnile and seventy yards
Al!van: rs tWidp. TO s. TO !. out.
l. 10 |. to 5. second: Bright Gold. ID
dtoltiicttn, to !. . to - to .. third.
Time-i:i6. Martha Luckctt. Sea Queen,
Goldic Rose. Marion Iiollins ran.
sixth racc-iive and one half furlon= s-
Madcmosc!le Cadcau, liz (Johnsonb. to
D. 10 :. I" 3. won; Fright, liz IMcAtcct
49, to = even : TO {. second: noio: II!
rime -l:O7 3-5. blue Belle. Kate F@aiev'
King Belle. Ceiiva and Lady AlSy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
ARMY AV|ATORs THRILL
. BIG CROWD WITH STUNTS
daredevil Dick" Cruikshanll Makes
Drop OF Two Thousand Feet
From Speeding Plane.

ssis Lieutenant c. Il. d. Colycr. former
Z army aviator and pilo, for Tho Dam
Vile Corporation. entertained n
crowd OF over 5000 yesterday after
s noon at Sheppard Field, with all the
known stunts OF the air. and made
one Of the most graceful landings
ever seen.
e,r AS;,s {; on "a, ed, ny II; X, Riek>
devil Dick" Lieutenant Collyer. in a
Curtis machine. keyed up to the
n minute, took the air a. 80 p. NJ.
miles around. looping the loop" and
doing the many rising and lowering
stunts.
Cruik shank Jumps on.
AT $40 Cruikshank Jumped Off"
in his parachute from a height of
over 1000 fec; and Lieutcnant Col
jumper. In jumping OF. one OF the
ropes OF the chute" became caught,
which delayed the landing ny aholI;
+ half minute and caused his course
to be changed from the direction Of
the landing Held TO tho direct opposite
landing about "a mile from the cx-
peSted point In good condition.
From the time CruikShank jump
cd OFF until he hit the ground ne
was in the air just three minutes
and six seconds, which under ANY
sensations S IS very good landing time
When asked how no fol; after such
n perilous trip. Dick said Never
peter, just fine and sorry ] haven't
time to make another" Cruil< shank
mas made iitty-four successful jumps
Z and says he expects TO make as many
more this year. During the war be-
ing unable 10 pass the aviation
physical Examination. he became a
CIVILIAN instructor in various air
training camps. and was highly COM
mendcd by The War Department for
his work. He has been pilot and
parachute jumper for eight years.
and as Yet has suffered no harm nor
injury from this pursuit:
For twenty minutes before land
onE Lieutenant Collycr entertained
the enthusiastic crowd with nose
and many other daredevil tricks OF
the army av!aturs.
Very Graceful Landing.
At $3.50 Pilot Collycr made his
iandinE and wcll-known citizen
present. who had seen hundreds of
landings over there" and on this
side, remarked that 1T was ono Of
the prctticst and most graceful land
inss ! have ever seen besides ;ak!n:
Into consideration the condition Of
the field"
During the war Lieutenant Collycr
was an Instructor AZ Kelly and other
southern aviation fields ana. ON ac-
and his faculty or impartin- same.
he was never given the privilege OF
seeing service overseas "a NJ. was
considered too valuable t.aln!ur mon
ON this side.
The interest shown b tho large
crowd IS taken TO indicate that tho
enortS Of the American FIXING Club
OF Virginia Will bring results in civ-
Ing Rchmond a landing field and put
ting IL on the aerial mail route
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
ROCKY MOUNT WINS
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The cs-Dispatch.)
Suffolk lost another of those one
run TO the bad games this afternoon
to the hard hitting Tarhccls. score
, To ..
The game should really have been n
tie. but for the rank robbery of 4
long hit by Black. which was caught
in a great onc-hand stab by HARRISON
Lloyd pitching for the Cats. was
not in his usual form. the cool day
being against him.
Hcatwolc. except for one inning,
put over gil,cdEed brand OF base
ball.
The first run of the game for the
TarhcclS was scored on wild pitch
by Lloyd, when Sperbcr. had singled
taking second on Champions sacrifice,
third on Myers out. and scored when
the ball scared high over Duncans
head
TWO more tallies were earned by
the visitors III the seventh. beginning
with a two-haggcr by Keller, who
took third on Hopkins sacrifice. ana
scored on Chisholms' hit. Harrison
was out. Chisholm taking second and
scoring on lieatwolcs' hit.
Paudrmonium reigned in the bleach
crS when in the last half OF the
seventh suffolk came back with two
runs made on two-baggcr by Den
son. single by strain; and with two
scoring benson.
Manager street went in as n pinch
hitter. and as usual delivered the
goods with long Grounder. scor-
ing strain.
F:ckert. going in to complete the
game in the eighth. held the Tar
heels scorclcss FOR the remaining in
n.ngs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

Dated with mucous which rises in tho
throat continuously in the effort Of
the stomach to throw off it's noxious
burden.
Plant Juice. the new hcrba,
stomach remedy. has always been
found effective Ia toning up the menu
Drdncous tissues and cleansing the en-
IRE system of this uauseating Inuladv.
Ihc strongest evidence Of its power
20 heal an Initiated membrane. which
H'"ot.S G'taIrh AID put the system
"''ch mo hca!thy state. is the state
ments of peopl. who have used il and
have been benefited thereby.
Following is the testimonial of a
""!!-hnown Richmond lady. Mrs. II.
silva. residing at 40. sos Nicholson
street, who Icl!s how her husband va
relieved OF severe case OF catarrb
oi me stomach by Plant Juice. she
MY husband had suffered for years
win cataEfh OF The stomach and Ii,
viz" every medicine he ever heard Of
"W' va not got anything to give him
Iy''.' unt!l h. started 10 take your
rant Juice. iic had spent hundreds
"i collars. Upon the advice OF n
i'l'h" VINO had been relieved NV your
"c"ltIHc no got a bottle TO try IL II,
acted IKE magic from the very trst
o's" i'e took, ana now he has taken
!Edf hotties ana is completely curca
re mas Il" more pain. or headaches
"Iecps well ~ night and has a duo
"ppet'tc Tor his meals. lie Is gaini,,t,
weight ana Plant Juice has certainiv
haae II new man Of him. We mr..
noth so thankful for his recovery In
heaiih mat We are glad TO piyc ,bis
nuoi!c endorsement and to recommend
rant Juice To others"
I!aht Juice is sold at tho Tragic
Drns 20. store. in Richmond.
S0r saIe IN Petersburg by Morrison,
the Chase City DruI o-Ady. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
COOLERS WIN AGAIN
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
,nI,,. Inr,ntol

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Petersburg today defeated Newport
News, . to ,, in Il comedy OF errors.
Fried was spiked early in the game
and was replaced by Fagin. who was
given his release II short time after
the comedy ended by President
Barnes. OF the local club.
Bcnnc;; pitched good ball for
Petersburg and was given fine sup
port. but the game WAS one of the
SLOW, dragEy Kind and many OF the
fans lief, before the last man was
out.
charged against it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First racc-nvc and one-half furlongs-
Knight OF the Heather. 100: Transient. lo5;
Loyal Sweeper. 100: IIuono c. 100: panta-
lcttc. lo2: Polly Ann. ION: Scraps. l07.
Second racc-miie and s!xtccnth-Aurum
III: Glare 1ioothc. Ice: Aytcrisk. III: Lola.
S: War Plume. i'll: Tattlc. Us: Franklin,
Ill: American hoy. 1903: King Arlgppa. Ill.
Third race-about six furlongs-Maior
Parkc. Ill: Carmandale. l25: OsEood. i0t
Different Eyes. l0.: Gloria France, i0i
III.
Fourth race-milc ana seventy yards
Sea- Mint. ;!G: Donnacona. 1903: Lady Ger
,rud.. III: kashinir llG: Lunctta. lOi.
,Fif,h Observation-Disclosures. lO5: hurley.
no: Lady Archie. los: CourtfOOI. ITO: Fast
ern Glow. 10: Runccrart. lis: nellie Yorke,
~: Lady Emmeiine. los: Clare Boothc. 40:
iHsots. ll9: ,rrinnhnhant 10: chimcra. ITO:
Sixth rac;..,,nve. and onG-hnit furlongs-
Dolly e. lii: hrada. liz: hustler. los
rhornhcdGc. lI2: Joaau!nR. 100: Mary Erb.
l-.: MIrn!nsfacc. 10: Walk UP. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
L,nchhurE to Have Football.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Sports Corporation here has re-
organized with wistar NJ. Head.
president; l.. II. Hancock and G.. r.
Mcdaniel. cc-prcsidcnts; l.. II. vii
liams. secretary. and William r..
Macleod. treasurer. The corporation
was formed two years ago to boost in :
;crcollcEiatc ana amateur athletics.
II has secured the Washington and
i.cc-F. i. /. and V. NJ. I.-Citadcl
football games here for next season
and will foster the games IN hc
stared by the Lynchburg College
High School and Virginia Episcopal
School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
AMES RESIGNS OFFICE
attorncE-Grncral rnimcr's Assistant
Rc-Entcrs Private Life

n" hss5cIut,l prces-l
chi-AiipMA CITY. OKLA. July
'--Accogd!nG Ia tclcgraphlc intor-
nation received by his friends here
tonight, Judge G. Il. Am.S. assistant
TO Attorney-General a Mitchell
Palmer. today sent in his resignation
gust 81 II i saia g. ~ rtF$ciii,yrs s AGo
70 resume his Ian Practice. Attorncv-
general Palmer selected Judge Amcs
Tor has assistant early in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE
Assistant PosIma>tcr-Gcnrrnl An
nounces First New York Frisco
Trim In Scntcmncr

WASHINGTON. July 27-hn air
nail service from New York to san
francisco IS expected 10 be :naugu-
rated The arst week in September As
sfstant ?ostmaster-Cieneral praegc-
announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
TARS BEAT BUGS

WILSON. y. G.. July o7.-In a slow
ana l!st!css game tho Norfolk Tars
ou;clusscd the Wilson Bugs this
afternoon and came ont with the
long end OF a 6-to-l score.
Manager Castle uScd three pitchers
in IN effort 10 stop the Bugs losing
streak, but TO no avail. Miilcrs' hit
tinSs featured for the BugS while
the nu-round playing OF Corcoran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
Taken 10 I.u,rrnc for ,rri.,

tabc Sexton. Manc. Reeves ,,;i 49,
oiher members Of the Sexton family.
VINO h"ve been held In ,hc Mont
RoNery jail since July is Tor com
Pi!HitE !l The murder Of Jo1n /
tNt!ch, rroiuiucn; Errushuw Comfy
ia'hler was carried 20 Luvernc early
,M.aheSday uorginr. where thcir prc-
!lin.ndTN VIII be CnuduU- b.
Justice J. ~ Pollard '''"'t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

,,,AJENiN, y. =. July y -TWTII,
s S.,issman, aged -, convict IN tn"
'ihe prison yard by follow inmates ~.
night, following q s"ries OF frhrs In
which several conv!cts pa-tic!patot
sNissman was stabbed through the
'IeaFt win h!fe. rerciyai j. Nj
DonouGh. another convict. was .c,i.
ously wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
he HAD SUFFERED
FROM BAD CATARRH
\ Well-knOWn Richmond Man
Has Been Restored to
Health Thru Plant
Juice.
MEDICINE ACTED LIKE MAGIC
Claims That Four Bottles OF
Plant Juice Was All That
Was Required to Cure.

Catarrh OF the stomach is VERY
frequently q result Of catarrh of the
head, but it also follows a disturb
hnce or failure OF the digestive func
tons. The mucous membrane of the
stomach is ini,alncd and Incomes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
'hicaCo
Totals ..3S lS q IS Totals ....33 I21l5
battcG Tor tillinSim in fifth.

Chicago ..................o ~ 90 . 90
Boston ...................0 | o o Q q o o >
-. Summary: Runs: Chicago-FIack ,2l
Terry '2i, Barber. Robertson 81. paakc.t
R"ston-Powcll. Maranvillc. Two base hits
,tohnrtson; Holke. Three base hits
nashHrt, Terry. O,Ncil Stolen basr-
POWELL. SaCriiiccs-Paskert. Terry Deal
Left ON bases-chlcago. c. Boston. j.
hascs on halls-Fillingim. II Tyl"r. :.
itit5-oit FillinGim IL In &: on Rudolph :
IN Losing pitchcr-Filiingim. Hit los
riiehcr-by Rudolph tFlackb. struck out
by Tyler. >: by FillinEim. .: hy nu-
d%lnh' rmpires-iIari and Harrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
PlMLIC0 TRACK TO HAVE
$4,000 FUTURlTY RACE
VIII He Run I'm Autumn of 1927
hrcnkncss Stnkr NnIscd
Ia Si0,tHAD,

Ivy NsSotlatcd lrcSs.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 27.-An-
nouncnmcnt was made hy tho Mary
land Jockey Club today that IL would
add Il futurity stake to it's list OF
events at Pimlico with $4,000 added
money. The first running OF the
event Will take place in the autumn
of 1921.
The pimlico people also raised the
vnl:i" "f the Brcakncss stake to siO.-
600 aducd money.
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poNhiE o! cents each for rats. dead
or alive. was declared today by Inc
GiE IN congestion with "a movement
trance Of buhoniu plague TO mis- civ
MI thc rodents are 10 De examined q,
Inc municipal! hosp!ta! Tor coutaE !ous
diseases &c 80
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TphoIds Gcorsin.s Medical Inv

MOO II NIE. July 21--Julgc ". r.
tionaity o: the Georgia Medical Itrsr.
ice act ~ sustaining the contentious
or the county board OF health th,,
pf. Gay l.. Dean, ch!ropractor. should
DE restrained from practice OF his
profession because i; is not rccoy-
n!zed Or licensed by The laws Of this
state. Dr. Dean will be permiiteCi
10 resume practice upon filius a hin
o. exceptions while the supreme
Court Is determ!nLms tn nMn.tlnn
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tu,I,nI,l MIN.

.\mhold Grocery Company beat the
fast Park Sparrows yesterday BY tho
score OF to L. This is. the first
year ambold has had an organiZcd
INDEPENDENT baseball Team and wishes
games with other fast local teams
Telephone Boulevard 81 Raltcrcss
pitched for Ambold and Challoncr for
M Sparrows. Umpire. Mancino Ford
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ENGLAND BEATS BELGIUM

OSTESD. July 26.-En Gland defeat
cd Eel iu,n today in the continuation
OF play in the olympic polo COM
petition hero. The score was Eng
land. y; Belgium. 3.
The American Army team. which
was defeated by the Spanish team
Sunday. Will play belgium Tuesday
tournament
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Rocky Mount.
Suffolk.

,,,uh"'h ..'............V v "
Summary: Runs-Sperber Kcllar. CHS
holm. benson strain Two-b base hits
benson co. HARRISON. Ke!lar. Base on
ha!is.on Lloyd. in Innings; on Ecfcr,.
= in innings: OF Hcathwolc. Y in IN
niuEs. stolen baS"s-Straiu. Street. Struck
out-by Lloyd. In innings: by EC;"r,
IN innings: by Hcathwolc In in
ninEs. Loft on bases-Rocky Mount o.
Suffolk. 4. Errors-DunCan. w roolc
benson, Dec. Sacrifice hits Cha,npiin
Myers. Hopkins. Wild pitch-Iloyd I'm
pircs-Cros:, and lIarpcr. Timc-i:jO AT
. tcuGauCe-.O0