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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

The ehoeshone and Arapahoe IN
In 1884 coded to the U. 8. government
1000. 900 acres Of land In Wyoming
at IS cent an acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Sir Christopher Wren designed
more than ~ churches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

China claims to have issued q
newspaper in the early centuries Of
the Christian era,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

ers only II they were habitually given
Ito killing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

and Romans as much for secrecy ae
for brevity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Tobacco exports from the United
States per capita, have persistenly
declined since 1890.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
LAsAsok.s MARKET REPORTS.
FIrnishsd BY lamson Bros. 4 Co,
- Masonic Temple. Phone 193.

$780,. -. -. VIZ.
49, Suno -Sol , y nlle
- 49,. 49, =. s... 49,. n ns~s
- O... 49,. sa.ns We s..one
$50 $500. ~ S. = Sn 'vn '.,, We" n,s' TN
49,. .'NS 8. Us 49, .u.us' Gose
sas 8. ~ N aSSas cgn a. msnei, = !.
s..S - -. D's oHusea
y. sss.sn4 ata,.,sl otlsIs.s Sasn so.n
.c.. ny ,,,. uesp..s .ne s.renk1n -
carr 5 4 orr.sinr hoid.rs. se 80
oa&a-rhH naf. mari.at -,. +ba
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Cutlery workers in Sheffield. Eng
land. are earning as much as $97.33 a
week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Babylonian law survived long after
Babylon ceased to exist as state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Suicides in the United States army
during the war numbered 272.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

The average weight Of the circulate
ing blood in the human body Is
twenty .eight pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
Chicago Horse Market.

Chicago, June 0.-The auctions
this week resulted in another drag
gy market. In fact tho trade in
horses OF all descriptions was half
demoralized. The good kinds were
unevenly lower than the decline Of
the last two weeks, and the common
kinds could not be moved at any
price.
The slump In prices on Mondays
auction was difficult to estimate.
Dealers regarded tho common kinds
lower than they have been for many
months on the local market, with
practically no demand. In instances
the better grades were SIS under last
weeks figures.
Buyers were scarce at the sales
ring, and the ones who did show up
were bearish to the extreme. With
q liberal run on hand. considering
the demand, they asserted their in
dependence and forced prices down
from the start. There was q light
eastern demand and buyers from
that part Of the country stated that
their orders compelled them to buy
cheap or not at all.
The run comprised many good
horses shipped in from the farms.
The heaviest part Of the spring work
has been finished and the farmers
are disposing Of work horses they do
not need rather than carry them in
their< pastures this summer. With
temporary closing Of many factories
In the east, together with high-pric-
ed feed, there Is practically no de-
mand for the surplus stock tho
farmer has used In getting out his
crops this spring. The quotations
follow:
Heavy drafters .......... s175@276
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

The sense of touch is the only one
common to all living things.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

A village surrounded by marshes is
all that remains of the old Latin
town of Ardea in Italy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
Representative H.Ifer s.les.
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas iCty, juno 8.
Cattle Receipts. 3.io0; market
higher; top for heavy, $500.
Hogs - Receipts. $500; market
higher, bulk heavies and mediums,
$14.00 to $14.35.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market
steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
New York Produce.

New York. June 9.
Butter-5S@5Sh.
Cheese-Weak: state and whole
milk special, white or colored 80.
Egg-Irregular: extra firsts 45@47;
firsts 1904.
Poultry-Alive steady; dressed
quiet; ROSTERS 29@25.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

The English and Dutch combined
under the reign Of Charles II against
their common enemy-the pirates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Shaded portion at the right Of main
battle line shows 6olshevik gains
TO date. lnssrt, Gen. Joseph Hall
or, veteran Polish commander. who
10 conspicuous In present opera
tlons
1-Bolshavilsi, arc making gains in
tho vicinity Of Minsk.
2-Poles suffer more losses here.
5-Bolsheviks are striking at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Venetian bead and lace manufact-
urers have recently received large
orders from the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

The hydrogen Thermometer is now
the standard for scientific purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

New Zealand was the first country
to have aSuniversal eight hour day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

Open. High. Low. Close. Close,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

walruses are gentle except when
attacked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
HOGS HIGHER AS
RECEIPTS LESSEN
MARKET ADVANCES Is CENTS
FOR MOST OF OFFERINGS
ON SALE.
RUN HELD DOWN

TO 10000 HEAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SPIDERS AND WILDCATS
BATTLE HERE SATURDAY
Kichmond's Preliminary Schedule
Is Now Over, and Future Com
tests Will he Stubborn

Davidson College. OF North Caro-
INA, VIII be the University OF Rich
mohd3 next sridiron opponcnt. the
VIA cats coming to Richmond for
'hc hrst time In their history In the
capacity or football eleven. on
saturday afternoon. The engage
fnent between the Spiders and the
iatheciS VIII start promptly at ,
o'clock
The Spiders have therefore COM
picted their preliminary schedule
ana from now on there will appear
mere much stronger machines and
'here VIII take place contests of un-
usual interest TO this section OF Tho
state and South. Following the bat
CO.. m on iSaturhay with the David
soniahs Dobson's aggregation viii
Suck the dangerous William and
Mary team IN Norfolk. ana Will then
meet at Boulevard Field. both Vir.
Ginta Tech and Wake Forest.
NAT davidson viii push the locals
.rai scores between III. Wild Cats
ana worthy opponents. Earlier In tho
season ia, me hshiinE band from the
odh Tof'h state fought Washington
ana Lee TO a standstiii. the Generals
whipping them by a 6 to . count.
ma x ihI their SIX points on two field
g i,o. Last Saturday Davidson
the tune OF 81 TO :. ali OF which COOS
I" show that the Spiders have a busy
week cut out for them in meeting
such formidabl. foe
The psychological effect OF know
inS the apparent strength OF the
!iafnpdcn Sidney team. which was a
dangerous foe TO Spider success In
ihst saturdays contest. viii be
eliminated in the coming meeting
ana that attitude OF ovcr-confidcnca
Will be replaced by do or di.
spirit Such an atmosphere has al
ready taken possession OF Sp!dcrdom
and the hardest work OF the season
!s taking place In daily workouts
Eichmondcrs VIII therefore be- Of
lcr"d one or the scrnppicst Eridiron
Cats. while clean sportsmcn, ar.
properly named and will give tn.
Spiders plenty OF hard nuts 10 crack.
The North Carolinians' debut here
VIII undoubtedly draw Il record crowd
ana z prctty game L. .inllcl uatnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
MEETS UNION ACADEMY
SATURDAY AT FORK UNION

FORK UNION. VA, oct. le.--Tork
Union Military Academy football clcv-
en- is putting in this seasons tough
est practise in preparation for their
entertaining the strong John Mar
shall High School, of Richmond, in
gridiron combat on the coming sat
mrday. The Cadets recognize in the
Richinondcvs one OF this years
strongest opponents. however. they.
under the guidance of Coach Pitt, arc
hoping TO add another scalp to their
collection b. upsctting Coach Gra-
hams boys.
Two injuries o. recent date have
greatly hampcrcd the plans o. the
Locals yet. because cf the large squad
OF material trying for places on the
team. Coach Pitt has been able to
plug the holes made by injuries, with
men VINO are showing improving
form. The Cadet coach has labored
hard TO mold his present machine, he
ing confronted with green material
IN the most part, and expects to give
John Marshall run for the larger
END CT the score.
Fork Union has this season en-
gagged Bcncdictinc and the ruiv.r-
siiy OF Richmond scrubs. winning
both games. On the schedule OF the
cadets yet I" be played. beside the
John Marshall game. are contests
with Chatham Training School. Dan
willie Military Academy and Wood
berry Forest, and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SCHOONERS TO RACE FOR
$4,000 OFF HALIFAX COAST
Contest la lac over Forty. Mile Cour.e
and Winners Must Take Two
bnt ar Three IIcnfs

9! .ptCESr.H, MASS. oct. l9-Thc
.t'1N hSh!nS schooner Esperanto. Of
ms rorI VIII sail the Dclawannu,
champion of the Nova Scotia fshing
nc"i Tor The championship of the
NvFih AtIantic coast of Halifax, Oc-
'ob"r 30. November and 2 The
victory VIII go 10 the schooner win
hiuS TWO out OF three races
committee from Halifax came
herr Tuesday and with the local com
iinIt'ce arranged the plans Tor the
"iS race. The visitors were William
~ Dcht!S. owner Of the Halifax Her
.'a ana the Evening Mail. papers Of
t'iIhs thc SILVER trophy for the win
h-r' w. j. l:ouc and Captain Victor
Johnson Mayor Charles -. Brown
- chairman of the local committee
IN" race viii be- made an annual
event ana next year Will probably
Scr -FOUR or more Contesting ships. 4
purse OF 5000 has been raised by
NCE;i scotia business men, $1,000 OF
""!Ch goes TO the winner, and 81 900
10 the loser
Ihe SchoOners will sail fortv-miIe
course. one race TO windward or lee
ward II possible. Each Will carry
lenr lower sails, two top sails, one
stay san and one jib top sail. If
'h"rc !Sh enough wind on the an
poinird racing days the two s!tippcrs
VIII wait until there IN enough.
IL was stated Tuesday IL will take
powerful lot of wind 10 postponc
any ono the races. Conditions win
hc announced in "a few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
LAT0NIA ENTRIES

FIRST race-.i $50; claiming; ,hr.e-v.ar.
." -" ana ~; SIX fnrIonrs-'Mn!tary Girl.
:itnII .'0T ici F!nan , o. Sweet Liberty. 20:
Ir ,-iSa ~; HrE ., war, i6s; John Il. Koch..
- 'nnn y. III: y. l.. Akin. iii: sam
hrh. ~. Also ellrIhl"-'Port Iirh; lie
h"h"r Man. III; Columbia Tenn III
To- "''' i'A' 'i.eS'tal.
Second rac,-sl3S; claiming: for two.
~. .,, dds: ina!acns. Mills: ~. fnr,onEs-
,5hSAH9.,., i"; MARY G.. 10: .Iadernnerc
pau, .jInis% WTnnc ine: Roll on. io:; Grace
*, Nag ics: .ltallygihcn, las ii":.tvie.
~ .SnTth shore. los Also .lIpibl.. SGT,
" MARJORIE Mckay. I0,. Misc Fon.ninc
9 ,oS '"'h'ee" H. los. Cut W. los: Eleanor
ThiEl racN-':.%": Sin,on Ho,c. hana,e,p.
TO- th,rr.y'ar- old. and IN mil" and qua.
WcCnIc' Fire. io3: Pilgrim. io7: Captan,
Nae. ~: Donnncouna. il5
Hni ~ arc" $3.50: allowance: two.vcnr
"a miles; six GS-D!q,urhnn~. INK
MN.i!ier,sa9nrg io5; ronscc. TO-. Mos NM.
lIth race" 81 ~. handicap: for ,hroc
M, ap-4 60 and M, SIX turlongs-Aiinnto
in,n,son. III: westwood. us; Tippi;y WIGHT
oi Sixth ,scens,..oo: siiowane.s: thres-y..r-
Frank w. 1o1: Alex. Jr.. Ia: simpisf:n. u;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
LEGION BOXING MATCH
DRAWS AROUND 900
Otto Staples and Gunner Leonard,
OF the L. S. S. Alabama, Furnish
Fast SiX-Round Draw.

fast bout WAS staged at the
American Legion Headquarters last
night. when Otto Staples. local box
er, battlcd through six rounds of
clever work TO draw. with Gunner
Leanord. OF the l.. s. S. Alabama.
Both boys were full OF pep and the
Legion members were treated TO some
fast milling during the last two
rounds.
The first stanza was little SLOW
and the men did little hitting, but in
the second Staples opened up with a
couple of haymakc that started tho
sa Tor on his way; he then got rough
and real bout started. In the third
the sailor opened UP with a stiff left
10 the mouth and followed with :.
rlEht 10 the chin, which brought first
blood. From then on they went to
II. staples was constantly on the
aGsrcsS!rc and the sailor covered up
To avoid the PUSHES
Both are boys that can show some
last stepping in Il longer bout and
lovers OF the hstistic game will have
Il chance TO see the Navy pusilis,
in action next week. when the man
asement OF the broadway Athletic
Arena VIII stage its complimentary
boxing bouts The gunner will meet
= boy from New York. who, It is said,
is tough nut TO crack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
LATONlA RESULTS

First taec-claiining: purse. $500: for
three. year olds ana ny: six furioncs
ciaud. Brown. 1916 ~. TooiI' $40,
5000. $3.50 won. Lady LUXURY. 100 ~,
Wilson,. $50. $40. s"couJ: rroitus Ina
IN. l.ursforD. $500. thirI. Tine, i. i,
20: Also ran Louise ~. Dr. Carmen ana
second racc--ciaiming. purse. $1,000; for
maiden colts ana reld!nss twu-year.ol,,s.
i've and half inrlours- DrnIrrgo iIS ~
1rnNtro h,id 100. t..i0. $3.50. Won:
Bi. Son. 100 O.. Roberts,. field. 81 -.
third. rimr-l:os a. Also ran-Aiiis;nrr
Jicga. Tom Roa ch rlnccrcst Gran,iiaddy
Mmiinriio' hslnctani. sleepy sidney. Ito
Third .acc-cia lining; purse. $1,000; for
three year,"!ds ana up. one mile and a
4uarter-.n l0s O. Robcrtsj.
$500. ta!.ao' 81 200, won: warlike. Ioi
lie. loi CIV. Moriisscyp. $3.50. second.
Iine--2:Os :-5. Also ran--I;ar One Zone
DArmes. Constani!n.. Contestant. The
H nanamid sun sun ,. ;Ph roncy Lady. Marie
Fourth racc--pursc. S!.70o: fIlics and
mares; three year "lds and IN: six FUR
$500. won: Marjorie iiynSs. los G.u iaD
tWida). $40, ,h!rd. T!ime sDiti'' ~ *
Also rnn-IIuc Paradise Cotton blossom.
Flushing Ecauty. Miss .icrnina
fifth Iace--pursc. s. COO. Tor ,hrec-ycor-
"d ac s7"S ,sio ,!so %s nS toI los
ie' HyR%'. !3'sss. to, second: Harry H..
"a nnTipno sahiS. vila Amelia ls 80 Also
sixth racc--puTse. $500: for ,wo-ycar.
old colts and geidinss. six furionssE
ss9S %"n dS Go; MI az y, i2o
$3.50. second. Rising Wock. io7 or. Muir
rny). $3.50. Tin. ii: 40. Also ran
Eama: Guynor The yirgin,an. lien Valet.
Buuiie Rean, Dayi,Cling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
"MOUNTAINEERS" BATTLE
YALE "BULLDOG" SATURDAY
Only Three Member. or Team ,u,.
IN Gnmr against Princeton Inst
tcnr which Tigers Lost

.Spcclhi 10 The Times DiSpatch)
MORO ANTOWN oct. l9-Whii.
The West V!rg inia University footbo,i
team which VIII travel to the Yalr
bowl next Saturday afternoon tn do
Rattle with tho Bulldog" is no,
!ikciy 10 stage another spectacle like
mat AT Palmer Stadium. Prlnccton
last year, when the Tiger Was do,
tcatcd, 600. still the eleven which
bears the name OF the ''Aiountainccrs''
THIS fall, Is far from n wcakiinc OUT;
NJ. and II Tad Jones men do no,
n!ay football from start 10 finish.
West virginia might 20 away from
thc bowl with victory
the lineup. which will In all nrob
aDi!itE tax" the field arains, Ya,c
wil show Captain Lnntz and Beck al
tho hn!!backs; Martin AT rullback
dawson at quarterback: Iiarrick and
Meredith AZ ends; Quinlln and John.
son al TN" tackles S"tron and Kay ..
me guards. and Emswclicr NJ Con
yer. captain I.entZ. Martin, Dawson.
iaFr!ck. Meredith. Sctron and KAY
Mrrc !ctcr-'ncn on the 1919 West
NirEin!a eleven and IImswcIicr was
IN. rcEu ar substitute for RaIlcy AZ
center. though not winning his lei,
icts. only three men OF the eight
veterans, however. were regular mem
ocrs OF the team which beat Prince.
ton by such 4 large score the trio
being I."ntz. ltarr!ck and Kay. Har-
rex played at tackle in 1919 and
was moved to end only after the sea
son mad started this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SALT LAKE BALL PLAYERS
TO TESTIFY IN PACIFIC
LEAGUE INVESTIGATION

Los ANGELES. Oct. I9.-F.norts to
Lake Club testify before the Los IN
E"icS County grand jury in its inYcs-
t!SItion OF alleged corruption during
IN" 1871" season OF the Pacific Coast
base a!! League. were announced to-
night by Frank ". stafford, deputy
district attorney.
THESE players are Harl MagGcrt
former Outitclder. and William Hum
Ter, former right hcidcr. both under
su" pcnsi"n; T.. j. Muiligan. third base
man. and Jean Dale, pitcher, who in
the season jus; closed played with the
Dallas club, IN the Texas League.
hcH Informed that Dale had not
hccn member o. the Salt Lake club
this season. Mr.. Stafford said: "Thcn
| suppose Mr. Lane VIII not be able
10 send him here" lie lid not state
what, II amy, action would be taken
70 orlns him here from Dallas. TcXas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
CAROLINA WILL AVERAGE
175 IN SATURDAYS GAME
1000 Undergraduates 10 Attend
Game at Raleigh With \. 81 L..
Hold Mass Meetings Nightly.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Diypntch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
CHAPEL HILL, y. c.. Oct. I9-In
preparation for her big mid-season
game with \. and l.. in Raleigh. Oc-
;ober 81. Carolina is making every
possible last minute preparation.
Head Coach Fuller held Il long secret
practice yesterday, working with his
men until after dark. Individual and
team faults that cropped out in the
South Carolina game Saturday were
corrected. and much attention was
paid to new plays in long signal
Drill. with both Fuller and IIite close
behind the men.
Captain Harrcll did not work. but
followed the team. and will be in
shape Thursday. The other men are
ready now. From present indications
ruler Will start the same lineup that
he used against Yale and against
south Carolina. with the exception OF
Harrell at tackle. In place of Ker-
nodle. Two new men who have come
along fast. Murchison. at half. and
Mcdonald, at quarter, are both be-
ing carefully sroomcd this week and
may may be used. Murchison has been
showing more speed than any man in
the backnc!d. and has shown him
SER dangerous man Mcdonald.
CAPTAIN of last years freshmen. has
prcn hurt a good part of the year,
, nut Is rounding into form now. He
WI. ne particularly valuable as :,
substitute for Lowe. because he can
punt, run, and pass as we'll as any
'inh on Inc squad except Lowe
cn lore IMAM 900 students who are
are having mass meetings every night
IN preparation for the big game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
LAUREL RESULTS

fiss, .-aao--- - iwo.y.ar-olIs .,.i,,,.,
SHltcr s5, iog ~ @,plG h2if furlonss
Gn..t iiore. ~ Johnson $3.50. $50
,lso. ,sIio S ..In,.S Sm1r9Es II" uuiW"ln.
,e',D. $50 T!meIr o. '. ,-5 IL H. Cit
F,,,,nGn''ii Grn'rHl Acramon:- Gladys.
i.bIn,Ni"n' ~ I.n'H T"n' curl Vera Wood.
j, S"r"na race Tor lhrec-ycar-olds ana u,
yeae .s vo rGGssr Loo. one mile and
'c@|iI,rt",,ito , ',lois9o T.??n:o sandy Mae ioS
Agr.pna liz nus. V,, S"cGnd; King
& ~, A!so IAN. Misc sis Ic" anI;; F FIN
rs, Il, noSnHis' i.cdrt. Heauiy sleep
oils and upwari. pj,ise - o5n t'"-y"rnr'
,st5. ,s7 iy ~ hi'y r.i ia9 up,Gw;ii $40
$50. $50. s"co6a i'o' Motor 'I,@di,ie'i,no;
,Mo.h -, 'I,,IH bird. Time-i:i3 AIS,
r S 800 E'eEr, oaG ker Charlie SUNNY
Lgur,h ,4c"-ytor three ycsr.o'ds ana
."enth |Ii,t,as.. ,r,g one IGiic ana rir-
80 won: leochres llG ti:u,wel,Y
t.Isc-,. s. 30 .,S5'naGI Mr.,h,nhtd iIG (shu,-
Trs,.l..."s John l!ser. Chief ana Ra.!!
nar To. ;%' 'ifs.oi6y"af ono Snh W;
''iia sl5.,,' "5$ ysa SUP n %i%"@ 2,
,- di,@.rb''n 'slo. third. Tine. me "a
s .,ss1!.6, ~ wH.l!ttsdA; Franc rircu i"
"..s'p gfonAo and jose De NWVs aIes' i.,e i,.
o'.Is,Hr M 'sc,ytar-olds and up:
ss94s'u'y ynfis Widow I y. ,o, nile ard ,a
~ 1850, ',.p, ;a.aU. ,2.C0. NON p.i.',
j;s'j',i' !A!,n1. 500. $40. second,
;ri:r.i :, - 'H9odftocE), $40 tntrJ'
Niece. E,,r,.s' also ran Link Boy. VIZ.
seysn,h i ;t.c AlSs,ngGgr AND sunny iiii.
Keosh. $50 $40, , .ns 'G, ~ ciaik. ii5
orAnTa 80 iAilenj. i,.so.V ri nseond: Mock
Also rsn-honif.es and csssoun.a,. 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
UNION THEOLOG|ANs HAD
GOOD TEAMS YEARS AGO
William and Mnry Expect Hard
Gaine Observation-Disclosures Show
Up Good in Practice.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispntch)
T.. l.lIAMSBURG. VA, Oct. 10
FoilcwinE days rest, tho football,
squad OF William aud Mary College
m,ispiaycd pep and dash In today's
WORKOUT on Cary Field. The head
,"hch probably will hold scrimma gcs
,Smice this week in preparation Tor
go game with Union Theological
'etmihary here Saturday.
p'CM In the days or ''pikcr" Hughes.
oi " heoioSs developed formidabl.
cnS. IL appears that the preach.
, Trs are now staging "A ccrncbuck
my defeated Randolph- Macon Col
',h,,, h"st week, and vii! come TO
W'',"fnsburi, determined to battl.
~, ihuEths from start to finish
,,a a coaches here are dcvoting con-
siurT.pie Time TO development OF tho
varSity's Interference, Improvc,ncn,
ms ocen noted In each game since
NJ 'ocai season opened. a month ago
Inhu the team should reach the zen
.tn OF US form when Coach Driv-
~ boys meet the University OF
tobcr 80. o' "