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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
lAT0NIA RESULTS

,of r!s.; 59sos,d,claiminE; purse, $500; ,or
Mafy5 Nay ,ds Up Irs s;a 1ba5'o9E. "a
hlS9 r., II, $40 500. second sam RsR
and Cover Ua.
s o2ss 'd T;aS.c.eIa.mias: purse $500 for
hiIuen., s%=?o, 800. $500. Won. Sl.uaions.
AZ AZ poo) siSl9 third. Ti,nc--i:i5 ~.
Kathleen IL, rlanet' Je;ssm. Mex Ion.
hlse-year olds aud up: one mile ana 4
,;I,een,h-.High Cloud. !is dyke, * "a
ord, $50 800 sSeoad Tu i2 ca id t'U 5E
N u ,;;;so ;hiri. Tirs-i:i 81 IS.
wsI and Toney Lay '"'" ON hees-
$500; for hrte:yesr.ods sHa and UP pu' 81,
' lI;ooi PAL 'Sii' $40. Won; Gray Eagle. los
sHi' :is a. ~ On A,i k!aE! ,:s0 ,ih!ta TIM
Msdrid. Broohiand and Ra.neau.
oIds I'm nv, rs sH 'it0o; FOR :wo-year
ms. los &c. Stone). $3.50, $3.50, 81 90
Won: Bruce Dudley. lls o.. Lykej. s. 60
ssSSGGSS.. sffff f,s; bo99n$.s iss "a. Collins
nor and Alvin r nert.
A is.s d.ef los fs tor?as
1920. won: Und!nc. i0t (s;ackJ, ;ii.iS
:;119; second; oraiegso. II; tGruherj
lock. Naturaj Peppsry Polly Gharles 4
BTrne, MaySyille. Mary Gowel!. Toe wn.p
pie s.s and ,Msehlavsii!; T,,mssomoiIS IS.
ss-slmoni,e. 100 tMcrrissey>. VS. H. .ts5
1916 second Sea T rf.hSs ss,sat 3siaJit ~
$3.50. third TIM: ;cs. Also ran-.Cons
tantine. Pruncs. Gloomy Gus. SeInpcr S,al
wart. Concordance. Sol G:!sey ana Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
MADE /
BY AMERICAN LEAGUE
Would Have Committee OF Nine
Appointed to Consider
"Laskcr Plan.''
IBy Associated prc.a,

Wy <hoooS4dtCu
CHICAGO, Oct. GA counter pro
posal to the 'Lasker Plan" for tho.
reorganization OF baseball was made
today by the board of directors of;
the American League. In executive
session here. The boards PROPOSAL
was in answer TO tho ultimatum of
the National LeaSut members and;
tho three American League Club
members Of Chicago. New York and
boston, who declared they would or
Ganizc twcivc-eiub League if the
five American League clubs which,
arc loyal to President johnson did
not join In tho plan before Noycm.
Der /.
The boards answer suggests that
committee Of nine mcrnbers---thrca|
each from tho National League, tho|
american League and tho National
Association OF Professional Baseball
Leagues tinlnor leagucs). work out
ii plan or reorganization. This conf
mittec. II was pointed out, will give
due consideration not only to theI
major leagues. but TO tho minor|
leagues as we'll.
we arc confident" the gtatcmcnt|
says. that in this manner a rcor
ganiZation may be worked out along
sane and practical lines. which wiil|
be satisfactory. not only to 80 called
organized baseball. but to the publicl
ass well.
we recognize that there Is a
strong feeling prevalent among the
public in favor OF some rcorganiza
ton. and the American League will
be glad TO cooperate in feasible
ana practical way TO that end"
The board of directors arc of tn
unanimous opinion that the so-callcd|
'l.askcr plan viii prove wholly in
crcctual to accomplish the results
which its sponsors seek 10 accom- !
plish. and that tho American LcaEuoI
cannot subscribe 10 that plan" the
statement continues.
The meeting today was attended,
by H. Il. Johnson. president of tho
American League and all members oil
tho board OF directorate. d. C.l
Ball. st. Louis; Frank ]. Eavin. Del
roit; Clark c. Griiiith. Washinrtons|
Thomas s Shibe. Philadelphia, all OF
whom signed the statement. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
JOHN MARSHALL TAKES
CONTEST FROM COOLERS
Local High school Defeats Peters
burg 80 tn % in tnmc MARRIED
hy NOuEhneaS.

Amid many penalties for roughinE,
on sac. etc; John Marshall High
Schooi football team yesterday after
noon defeated Petersburg bv the
score OF ~ 10 a.
The visitors ou;wcishcd the locals
by a good many pounds. but il was
weight against speed. So it proved.
al amy rate. for tho locals were right
upon their opponents on every plav
OF Inc game excepting two. when one
OF fetcrSburS half backs ran The
pan Tor from twcnty-iivc 10 nifty
Yards withou, "a Marsharitc cvcn
making half tackle at him.
Coach Graham was pleased wi,b
Ihc showing his team made ycstcr-
day and docs not hesitate 10 saw
MAJ ne locals have greatly improved
over thcir two former games. lie
- expecting even more of them in
INC games that are TO come csncci.
any next week when they play TWO
games games, one on Wednesday with Rene
u!ctihc and tho other on Friday with
CouFuhnd. The latter game is 10 hn
nlaicd az CORTLAND and that team
VIII probably he laying for the locals
as lohn Marshall defeated them las;
- nH /" nrrity bad score.
ap'ain Tyson. Of tho locals.
choSe TO Kick off to tho COOLERS on
the TOSS up. John Marshall was Jnun
on on ihcm and held them 10 downs
., ne paii went over and John Mar
Shal! went Tor a touchdown with in
a very few minutes. Tyson carrvin.-
INC oal across on a limo nl,in~.
!soh thcn kicked a goal
ne th!rd quarter began with the
iocaiS receiving. Elanllinshin ran
Nv "A,I up hrid ioi twenty yards and
80, "o"n"d John Marshall WAS
forced 10 punt. crcuShaw n,,n,cI -
neat on. far up toward the visitors.
Sohi. FROM here ihcy ATTEMPTED ,o
ii"ke pass. hut Tyson intcrccn,rd
- az" yam Tor his second iourbdn,vn
nc klc"cd goal for the third sItrccss
~, ui I'm" Tho fourth touchdoyvn
80 80 ,,'"u' nE Tyson and came i'm tho
:ry. 80 ,iuhFtcr by straiTh, footb.iI.
Grs, f"t',' 20 Kick goal for tho
go, I'M! M OF ihe day ana SO the scor,
No"ut ny" minutes before MAY Nc,
"Ntr '"i''h Graham sent in Mi. c,tir.
,nl, "ni cam They held the visitor.
~" l"tc"d them to punt proh,hi,
80 NoHId have added anoihnr
.ou.hd"Wn TO the score had MOI ,hr
sanc ended. as ,hcy were r t no. ~"
,nad. iaihian. III fun for tyson
,.i S"Fcrd! perfect passes two ~
i.,t were successful tho o,h,-i
being broken up. o'"cES
!Son was the outstanding Sta. .,
/ J 49," game. hu, the entire backncId
u,Ii,h "cIit Tor tn" intorfcraDrc
Nm,CM ihty lead around tho ends I'm
and again, for long gains On '' me
o"thsc John MarshaIrs limo hold ~
"tvhc wall. On the dcrrnsc IT.
1u = t"huihg players were HidIi @
i.is"tcr IN tackles and Lamhc,h ~,
During tho game tho teams ,.d
umpircd the first hair. while ,h r'hGci
G Gin nalf was ofncla,cd hy 'ton nc,
HARRISON rcfcrceinc. ana i. otn.'
! iooch umpirinE. o'"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
VIRGINIA ELEVEN LEAVES
Orange md Biue Team Deparn ro,
cambridge Amid Cheer. From
Studcnt nOdH.

iSpccia! TO The Times Dispatch.l
c,tiARl.oTTESNILLE VA. Oct. %
foo; ball eleven vas 80,
DIE send off ut l2:5i this afternoon.
departing for Cambridge. to meet
iiarFarh tomorrow. \ thousand un-
uers raduatcs gathered at Union sta
ton and there were songs and chccr.
a-plcnty.
mcad Coach Warren announced the
I,ol!owing lineup: Left end. Newman;
iett tackle, Fay; left guard. Fenwick:
Connell; right tackr. Hall: right end.
Michi" Lcaptain): quarter back. VIII:
lcit hair. Einchart: right half. Rus
sell: fun back. Xundcl
Substitutes taken on tho trim ware
EurSc. stevenson. steward Ward
ood, Darlington, Opplcman. Dunn
craig, Parrish and Clark
or the backs. l5a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
LAUREL RESULTS

1870 IaaScc--;wo-year-olds: c,..,r.,-
E1piosit5 oo ice sly w md hIi 4. a%ria.s
.:s sse S6nfGo3d rSalesT.a. ii ,tsil.h.nSS
Silver Snrinss. s.9ajawca. Amc,i lean W Iim'
'%ncins MAJ. SohrldEo ana Eil'v p"c,,T"
,hree. oMu ola, ,SSse.SlsiminE' stc"r!cc,ssc
sont we miles R:drcia, lgo a., Gc;,l.
SN}e1r. s..so' soc out. won; Smi;hn"ld. IL.
ISsan): ont, third. Time c7 -, ,iso
soo ph' 81, year olds. purse, 81.
,,sy( $500. ,SiS ,a:o M mon IN ~ MGl,
Sirat R SSS IMGTF ri Mia1iiso second
Tla,m'sle; lla'nonioue. 1Eaeaucs. s GNji'I K
fSrF,h .ras.--thrcc. y..r-olls ana ur.
Mig; claiming nursc, $1,000: one mil".-
$40. Won. Snsar MINI 70, ,MS SrSG, .'99%%,
SSS' 80 :SCcend. kall!rolis, 90 twood!,arS,
Glen Wei. Purc,ual. SANDY Ma SD i ..,,,a
"I ei;,t -. Loo and Swirl
c,s,rtinr .n'e' y% 90 ana upward:
twenty .ysrts--Charl,a SUNNY ia ,r H,iu
I'D ',io,;o. $3.50, ts'Io. won: ' Fifp.
,geond; Young Adam. lid 'rc..iIs sSs s.p,VS
,-."v, tAlrd T!mc--i:io. Also ran
r,,@a., SomMe 81 Lady Bcvcrwyck and
Si&,h Facc-thrce-yc ODDS and ma.
ionrs.FiS Sbi.'Hf n. anrsS 20, 'iSoo; SIN tur.
St,Sgt ~ Won i'au! Comedy ll5 tiiu,,
ica ' ,csfunstsss1{,o ;;Sc.9%nd Si'Te;'y. Baby.
i;lf Is. Also ran-K cntucky Row Doc.
tor y, MEsKc'. SHctrcat. xSaGic ID
i SsI! t~y Uranium. Eaiibird 5Racon,cuse
seventh r.ce--,hrco. y.ar.o,ds and ma.
ic7 3K 1mg m:'s ;Pd ,Hnsf'crIr"ul lone,
oos' u: tshui;ingeC, $40 ,9io. sec.
nc nc; lsnisius ll2 tButwclD $3.50 ;hisd.
nj sng9esI aas ~. Also sn-Farm.nsdaIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
JACKETS AND TIGERS
BATTLE HERE TODAY
Titular Baltic Will Be Staged at
Boulevard Field at $3.50
O'Clock.

Hampdcn-Sidncy and Randolph
Macon. OF the Eastern Virginia Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association, will
stage the initial championship con-
test OF the season hero this after
noon ut Boulevard Field. The game
will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
a long signal drill in which the
playa to. be used today were re-
hcarsed by the Jackets yesterday.
Although crippled by the absence OF
I'VE regulars. Cobb. center; Murrell.
Bauscrrman. backs. Coach GoT has
shifted several or his men. Due to
the EruellinE workouts OF the past
ten days. the Methodists are in good
shape for their initial championship
tilt.
The eleven which faces Hampden-
Sidney tomorrow will be one OF. IL
not the lightest that the Ashlandcrs
have ever put on the Eridiron The
entire team averages 149 pounds and
is composed of only two letter men.
Captain Wcikcl. half, and Randolph,
full.
Coach Con has confidence in his
to put up lively fight. While not
predicting victory. the Jackets
mentor believes his squad will come
out on top. Iiampden-S Sidney is not
undcrestimated The Tigers out
seasoned. PLAYERS, and arc flushed
from their victory over Lynchburr
College.
Since their last appearance on
Boulevard Field when the Prcsby-
tcrians were hunblcd by Coach Dob.
sons huskics, the Tigers have made
wonderful advances both dcfensivcIy
ana extensively Ana Coach Roundy
expects victory.
Both teams will have their student
bodies behind them, the Tigers hav
ing been given day holiday to at
;chd the game. and organized root
ing should he one OF the features OF
the afternoons entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
SOUTHERN ELEVENs CLASH
IN BIC CONTESTS TODAY
Ten Teams Arc Due to Lose Clean
RccordS-Tcch.Cc Centre
Battle Biggest.
IBy Associniei Press |


ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 29.-Tcn OF
tic major teams OF the Dixie g:il-
iron are due 20 lose their clean re:-
ords of victories tomorrow in tho
greatest football program 1920 has
yet shown.
In addition to the five games in
which neither side has been defeated
this season by another Southern
team. there arc two International
battles and At least three other con-
tests between more important clcvcns
III which two contestants have a
clean slate of victories.
Ihc great struggle promised in At
!ahta between Centre College and
Georgia Tech. both OF which proved
their football worth last Saturday
against two OF the strongest North
crn teams. probably tops all other of
Saturdays contests in interest.
While the sentiment attached TO the
first appearance this season against
another major Dixie team OF Ken
tucky'S Spectacular eleven ccntcrs
attention OH its contest, the four
has lost to a Southern team this year
are not whit less important in their
relation TO the final ranking of Dixie
football machines as Il whole. These
arc the games in which Auburn plays
Georgia in Columbus. Ga; Alabama
meets Sewancc in Birmingham. Nir-
Einia Military Institute meets North
Carolina state at Lexington, Va. and
Virgin la Polytechnic Institute at
Lynchburg.
The intersectional contests will be
played tomorrow at Ann Arbor.
Mich. whore Tulane's vet unbeatcn
eleven meets the University of Michi-
gan. and at Cambridge. where the
University OF Nre mia tackles iiar-
ward. Other games in which tho
more important Southern teams take
part are those between mississippi
y. ana NJ. and Tennessee University
and mississippi College at Baton
Rouge, and Vanderbilt and Kentucky
State at Nashville. Mississippi 4.
and NJ. and Kentucky State. have yet
other four have lost at least one
game each.
Several of the games mark the
first appccarancc Of the more i'm.
teams whose past records mark them
of equal calibrc. Georgia Tech has
taken part in two such games. de
three to Pittsburgh.
Centre has played in but one big
contest thus far this year, its mighty
struggle IN which Harvard finally
big game SO far has been its over
whclmiug defeat of Vanderbilt, while
Georgia University in playing the
plainSmcn tomorrow VIII be taxing
part in it's first big game OF the year
Alabamas heavy and powerful
eleven in meeting Scwance takes on
its first major opponent. The lat
ter's six to six tie last week with tho
strong Kentucky State team was the
biggest game for the Tcnncssecans.
V. NJ is flying squadron" has
triumphcd over Virginia University
and Pennsylvania University in its
two big games. North Carolina State
has taken part in three games OF
major Importance, defeating the navy
but losing to Georgetown University
of Washington and to Fem state.
Games in which Washington and Lee
lost to Princeton and Y. u. l. went
down before Rutgers were the big
Eests games so far for these two rep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
DIXIE FLYER WINS DERBY
Dog Owned by GnincsvilIc, Ca, Man
Receives Award From Judges
at Fox Hunt.
tEy Associated Press. !

lbN NsSocIatOd prcSsl
+. TUSCALOOSA. ALA. Oct. %
tndScs today decided the winning
dogs entered a, the annual mnct IF
The Alabama Fox Hunters Assoria
ion, the highest general average in
the derby being on by Dixie FLYER,
owned by Homer Howard, of Gaines
willie, Ga.
Two OF the finest races OF the ,ncc,
,ooE place las; night at Patton
Lodsc.. six miles from Tuscaloosa.
IN which some Of the host hounds
iiEok part, nut no fox was captured
t,oSc tonhrcs were lighted and hun.
"rcds OF people watched tho start
OF the chase. Many dogs havc
changed hands during the ,ncc, i've
nneinS sold by Doctors A. w. and d
IS. Patton for 800 each. The hun,s.
men began leaving for their ho,mn
tonight, ''''''c''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
SOUTH ATLANTIC MEET
TO BE HELD IN VIRGINIA
Omcers or Association Favor Lambeth
Field. mt Charlottesville. for
Spring Games.
tSncical to The Times DiSpatch)
CLIA RI.OTrESNllIIc VA L,..i on

tSncical to The Times DiSpatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct 30.
According TO i letter received from
III. &. Boyd, ono OF the officers OF tho
South Atlantic IntcrcollcG iatc Attn
lctic Association. i, seems that the
track adhcrents of Virginia will sec
another big meet on Lambeth Field
next spring. besides the meets with
Harvard and Penn state
Mr.. BoydS letter stated that tho
annual outdoor South Atlantic meet
would not be held at Georgetown
this spring as heretofore expected
ami that II would in all probability
be held in charlottesville.
The South Atlantic croSs-country
run will be held here on November
20. while tho dual meet with Prince
ton is scheduled for November &. the
day of tho Georgia. Virginia football
game. The first year team is also
scheduled to run with the Virginia
Episcopal school Oh that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
SUSPECT nla,c Fircbur,, Wa,

- DI0U, ;. @, 9.--InvcS,Tr1.l,
whe,bssrt started led today to detcrm me
Win tho origin Of the Src eo Pm,
,,anS.n thc lumber plant of n W
- zoe man s. Co. on,aii!nr a loss =,
20 isioT;eoy The fire. which star;"a
was ,rn,Ih,SnIH morning and still
Shou!dcring yesterday. destrnvnJ
nc bis blaming mill, lumber shcde oy ,o'
T,Ivr WIN several million fcci ~
i,Untoer and six loaded hox cars % mo
I fl.antlc Coast Line Railway. Icssc
rcEoyn'- "H''f' severely scAldcd. may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Battles Of Interest
on Gridiron Today

Randolph-Macon vs.. Innpden-
Sidney, at Iuchmond.
Unircrsity OF Rtchmond VI. VIII
liam and Mary. at Norfolk.
Washington and Lee vs. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, mt Lynch
burg.
Virginia Military Institute W..
North Carolina State College, at
Licking ton, Va.
Cnivcrsity of Virginia vs.. Har-
vnrd, mt Cambridge.
Emory and Henry College va.
Tusculum College, at Emory.
Georgetown University W.. Johns
HopkinS Unfvcrnfty, at Baltimore.
honnoke College vn. Augusta
Military Academy, Mt Salem.
Trinity College VS.. I.ynchbarE
College, at Durham.
Wake Forest College VS.. Gull
ford College, mt Wake Forest.
universIty OF North Carolina w.
University OF Maryland. ut Chapel
Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
|NTERSECTIONAL CLASHES
FEATURE BATTLES TODAY
Virginia Faces Strong Harvard
Team at Cambridgc-Notrc
~ Dame Plays Army.
PENN. AND PITT. HAVE TASKS
latter Meets Penn. State, While
Pittsburgh Will Play Lafayette.
Colgate Visits New Havcn-Mid-
dies Have Western Reserve.
NV Associated Press. !


NEW YORK, Oct. 2?.-Whilc the
Eastern football schedule for the
final Saturday of october does not
offer the attractive features OF a
week ago. interscctional games stiil
hold fore rank on the grid!ron card,
The Middle West will be represented
Point. and the Western reserve team
at Annapolis. From the South will
come the University OF Virginia 10
meet Harvard. and at the same hour.
Wnst Virginia.
j.. Harvard defeated Virginia q to .
last season and expects To win again
tomorrow. although the Southcrncrs
are considered TO have one OF the
best line OF forwards in their section.
Except for a defeat by Virginia Mil
itary Academy. which established its
eniiocr by winning decisivcly from
Pennsylvania last week, the Virgin
ians have won all their games TO
date. including I-to-0 victory over
hnd Virginia as strong as Centre
College. but will require her first
string players for n major portion of
the game. Al least Colgate is schcd-
New Workers, are only shadow Of
their 1919 eleven and have Yet to
Sin game this season.
PENNSYLVANIA and Pittsburgh have
~, uiaN SuSa SoiipaTt'i very easy
assignments. for the ouakrrs face
Penn state and Lafayette meets the
Pittsburgh eleven. Penn state has
swept through five games for total
OF 2Ot points with only TWO touch
downs scored against her.
Lafayette is another strong eleven
but Is not expected to give Pitts
burSh such a hard battle as did Ceor-
Sia Tech or Syracuse.
low:
Virginia at Harvard
- Colgate at Yale
Fem state Pennsylvania
West Virginia at Princeton
Rutgers atgCoracll.
Notrc Dame at West Point
western Reserve at Navy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
ID, p.u,y Win. Inv Forfeit.

GREEN CASTLE, ND. Oct. 70
De PAW GnivcrsitY's football team
won forfeit from the Valparaiso
team here today when the Valparaiso
eleven went of the field after De
lauw had pulled a successful on-side
Kick in the third quarter and put
the ball on tho one yard line. The
referee allowed tho play and whcn
Coach kcogan refused TO stand by
the decision, DC Paw was awarded
tho game one TO nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
COACH STANDS FIRM
West Virginia Mcntor Declines
Change Iine-Up or "sIountnInccrs,
despite Pant Performances.

MORGANTOwN. oct. 2o.-"Tubby
Nc niirc Is man OF arm conviction|
ana when he decided carly this "a,
quarter back on tho West NirGini
University football team. and till
he would stick To thar conviction
spite OF all that could happen. nd
even tho cataStrophcS in the Lchigl
Pittsburgh and Ralc games. which. [
an extent. at least. were hrouEh
about by Dawson. could change h,
mind.
The result Is that when West Vii
GINA lines up against Princeton Z
Palmer stadium tomorrow afterno1
tho West Virginia machine will be dI
rcctcd by Dawson. as IL has been
ihc five games that have gone b
fore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Halloween Party At y. w. c. a.

Mrs. w. ID. Rosencrantz. chairman
OF the membership committee OF the
members OF the committee Invite ali
members OF the association TO AN In
formal halloween party tonight at S
O'Clock at the Central Building, S
North Fifth Street Prizes viii he
awarded for the most origi mai cos
tune. Other members Of the COM
mittcc arc Misses Josephine Clark
Nctt!c liobson, Rchccca hlsop. Mary
Powell. Abbic Murphy, Annie Kucs-
tor. Marie Brubbs. Lille Rutlcr. Lii
lie Clayton and Marion IIarrah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Organize 1--we Stock clubs.

]. IT. MUCK. OF The diviaion OF mar
ping clubs whereby the growers OF
cattle Will cooperate and combine
10 ship cattle in groups. Plans for
the movement IL along lines which
have been followed in other States
with marked success and benefit to
farmers and cattle mon. II Is hoped
that formation OF smaller orEaniza-
of shipments on behalf OF producers
soon Will be effected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
McGr.w PLEAD, M, C,,,,,

NEW NDEk. Oct. oe-John ! Nc
Graw. manager OF tho New York
,hants entered a plea OF not guilty
IN Federal District Court here Friday
on charge Of violating the dry
amendment. This whole proceeding
seems to he sort OF "a joke. )" Mcr;raw
SAID as nc loft the court. following
his release on $500 ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Moving Pictures AT Y. w e.

Moving pictures will bc shown IN
Tho auditorium OF the Y w. G. 4.
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock by tho
educational committee of tho asso-
citation. The millinery class. under
Mrs. Eicson, will open Thursday and
Friday nights from z to . O'clock
\ morning class in millinery will be
formed. AS will q day class in dress
making. This class will he taught
10y Mrs. George Gaines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
William. Lose, Mopcy.

NioW YORK, Oct o9.-The Ne,
York state Boxing Commission a
a hearing on Thursday. October 2;
decided that tho Commonwealth
Sporting club OF Harlem was not I
pay Knockout Lew Williams for hi
bout with Panama Joe Cans on III
night Of October 10. when tho formc
doll hnrnfelN nIiif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
SPORTS
SPIDERS AND INDIANS PLAY AFTERNOON SPORT
Coast League Head
Favors Lasker Plan
my United Ne,ys.I

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4O.-Prcsi-
dent William IL. Mccarthy, OF tho
Pacific Coast League, today cx-
pressed himself In favor of tho
"Lnskcr plan" for baseball rcor-
Ennizntion.
cribs iS no time for splitting
hairs nor quibblfnE over minor de-
tails OF handling professfonnl bnsc-
ball. Mccarthy Snid, commenting
on the opposition TO the plnn OF
David Futtz, president or tho In
ternationa1 League. "Any step
TINT viii rc-cStabllsh and reRs-
sure public confidence In the game
will he supported by tho Pacific
Coast League"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Manual on banking RESTRICTIONS.

NIbcrt s. Johnstone. assistant 10
Governor George ]. Seay. of the Fed
oral Reserve Rank. has issued book
entitled Questions aud Answers on
the Federal Reserve System" which
is being mailed to all banks and
trust companies in tho Fifth Reserve
District. IL is a manual OF Federal
banking inStructiong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Gets No RIds for Steumcr selma

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Thc Ship
ping Board did not receive single
bid today for the 800 deadwciEht
steamer Selma, sunk on 1'ampico
harbor in May. and now undergoing
repairs at Galveston. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
COTTON E,rhnncc in nnt1.ra,u

lkOT TTFDNN, OCt 25--To faClli-
tate trade IN cotton with Germany
and America. cotton exchange,
which will control a storage capacity
M to 100000 bales. has been opened
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
jackson Wins By "K.yo.-

son, OF New York, scored knock.
out over Eddie I'itzsImmons. OF New
York. ip/ the tenth round OF H.
.teer-rouhd match a, Madison square
Garden tonight.