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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
PENN. TEAM NO MATCH
FOR DARTMOUTH eleven
aggressive Onsiaugiits Of Winning
Team Prove Too Much for
Opponents.
iDy .Asgociatcl presF.

fHli-ADELpHIA. PA. NOV. IL
Po%criess a6a!ns; the aggressive on
sIauEhtS OF the strong Dartmouth
machine. the University ot Pennsyl-
wanna football team suffered rs
Fourth straight defeat yesterday when
mo New England eleven walked OFF
FRANKLIN fielt with 4 ~ TO VIC
tory. Thr FIRST period gave promise
OF {. close game. but after IL brief
stand the Pennsylvania team wen,
TO pieces and Bower. with tho first
touchdown for Dartmouth. started
tho rush which amassed the highest
score made against tho Phiiadci-
phians this year. Sonncnburg Kick Cd
six goals after touchdowns, and Jor-
dan contributed another when he
caught a punt and dashed ffty-ive
Yards for a score. Burke also made
TWO touchdowns
Pennsylvanias only tally came In
the third period when Il series OF
forward PASSES carried tho ball TO
the Vineyard limo and Miller scored
on a line plunge. wray kicked the
goal. The shift employed by Dart
mouth swept the Red and Blue team
OF it's feet and repeatedly tho Green
backs broke away for Ion. gains on
on-tackle plays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
PRICE OF GASOLINE
BEGINS TO COME DOWN
Motor Car Fuel VIII Sell for rs IL
Cents i'm New Orleans
Today.
STANDARD OIL RESPONSIBLE,
Corporation Says While M Mate
rial Release From Production
Cost Is Felt. Process OF Read.
justmcnt Is Now Under May.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. IL
reduction in tank wagon prices OF
one cent pc" gallon FOR gasoline, cf-
icctiv" Monday throughout Louisiana.
tennessee and Arkansas. was an
h"unc"d tonight by the Standard OIL
Company OF Louisiana. as an aid to
the restoration OF what was properly
considered normal prices"
Tho retail price of Easolia. her.
tomorrow becomes IS IL cents. An
"oanccinent OF the reduction was ac-
companied by the following state
!ncnt:
While thcre has been no matcria,
release from any Of the conditions
"hich brought the rise in the price
of petroleum products, tho Standard
on company oi Louisiana believe,
that the process of REIMBURSEMENT now
under way in the business world
must eventually contribute 70 low,
costs OF producing and refining oil
Tn 20 date there has been mo
lowering Of labor costs for crude III,
prices nor recession. IN tho demand
FOR gasoline. Reductions which have
already taken place IN many oc tho
principal items entering into tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
AMATEUR CONVENTION
OPENS AT NEW ORLEANS
Los Angeles l. Awarded 1921 Track
nhd Field Champions kip-DIs-
tribute Other Events To-day

10y .NbaDCIdlcl fFCsS.
NE" ORLEANS. LA, Nov. IL
The annual convention OF the Ma
t!ona! Amateur Athletic Union opened
here today. with ffty Visiting dele
gates. from all Scct!tsis Of the coun-
try. Toiay's session consisted chiefly
OF committee meetings. Cuisines
sessions VIII begin Monday.
The nrst official work OF the CON
veniion was the awarding Of The
1871 national track and field cham
pionship TO Los Angeles other
awards for 1921 will be made at 10.
morrow's meeting.
Chicago is in the race FOR the mex,
convention. Il lively EEh, Is loom
ing w over the presidency. Three
candidates arc in the field to sue
coed samuel J. Dallas. OF Philadel-
phia. whose twoycaT term expires.
HERMAN Obcrtublcssing. OF New
iorh, is the Eastern divisions can
aidhie for president. Eobcr, s
weaver, of Los Angeles. ha, "a strong
bacH ins from the Western associa
lions, while tho Southern association
Is trying 10 elect Harry ". F:,zpat-
TICK. or New Orleans
Gus Kirby, president oTatEc Amer
ican olympic Conmi;icc,..,isj expected
mere tomorrow TO make fia iinal re-
port on tho Olympic uarrfcs. Dr.
w. i. BurdicE. ot Baltimore, chair
Nnha or the Fairgrounds recreation
committee, 10 also expected 10 arrive
tomorrow TO read several important
papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
AMERICANS COMPLAIN
AGAINST AERO CLUB
Ailcgc Rules of International Aero
nautic Federation Wcro Nio-
lated in Five Counts.
lNy AsNociatcd Pros--

PARIS, Nov. lt-Capta!n l.omis
H!rschaucr and Leo Nathan. repre-
scntativcs OF Franco in Ia. rcccn.
James Gordon Bcnnc,t International
balloon race In tn" United states. re-
turned TO France today and complain
cd that the Aero Club OF America had
violated the regulations OF the Inter
national Acronaut;c Federation.
In a report made TO t.. Aero club
Of France. they euumerate tho fol-
lowing grievances: First. that cniy
one commissioner WAS prcscn, In
birmingham. where The race started.
namely: Alan i. IIawlcy, president
OF the Aero Club Of America.
Second. that there was n connie. =.
lack Of commissioners entrusted with
;hc task % inspecting the balloons.
Third. that sir. iiawley did no, r.-
lots licensees ~
Fourth, ina. tho commissioner III,
not verify the cubic capacity OF each
Fifth. that the competitors w.r.
not provided with sealed barorranfe
rendering X impossible To asrcria.n
whether any couipc;ito- had made F.,
iahd!hS htfote the Anal ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
CARPENTER RECEIVED
LIKE CONQUER|NG HERO
French Pu9iliSt Returns 10 Native
Shores Million Francs
Richer for Trim.
Il ANsocio.cA rreNs. !

PARIS, Nov. lt.-C;corscs Carpcu-
tier. the heavyweight champion OF
Europe. returned from America rich
ar by 100000 francs and with q
great respect for the aghting ability
OF Jack Dempsey. world TIL. holder.
Carpenter. who WAS never boast
ful. even before leaving Franco. when
he had no: yet seen Dempsey. said
on his return that Dempsey WAS con-
sidercd in America to bc a super
lighter" but that he would meet
him with as much confidence rs ne
did the British lighters. Wells and
beckett, whom he knocked out.
The newspapers" said Carpenter.
reported a. saying ne would lead
me to tho slaughter like an OK.
don't believe II. have met Dc.up-
sey. who is really ! Very amiablc
with HIM which woa--but that was
at golf. Dcn.pscy's kind thought in
sending me- wirclcns message
when OF Nantucket wishing US God
speed. was very Ecntlemanly."
The boastfui remark attributed 10
Carpentiar's manager. pescamps. at
the Jersey cts. bail park, that car
pentier would beat the champion IN
two rounds. has now been Inoditled
10 such expressions AZ: The Diff
ference in weight Of lt pounds Will
~ - i''l u iut Aslt IistI
VINO hands the first blow Will win"
DeScamns appeared proud Of the
concession ne succeeded in obtaining
making CarpeDtiers forfeit deposit
n scrip of ;hr new French loan
which will be placed m J. l.. Nor
gan Il CompaUyS bank this week
bearing six per cent interest.
Carpenter was received like a CON
Qucr!nS hero. an ocean going tug
meeting the liner France thirty
miles from ilavrc.
Carpenter showed only I trace
Of bitterness when he referred TO the
outcry of fake" raised by tn. Amer
lean press concerning his bout with
Lcvinsky and the Kissing and jecrs
to which he was subJcc; while act
ing as second ia Charles Ledoux
the French bantnmwcight. in the
latter's bout in Madison Square Car
den in New York. He seemed greatly
amused Mt Descanps' reference to
the ringside sports" In evening
clothes and hedccked with diamonds
Levinsky TO kill tho frog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
ATLANTA MAN GETS
HOh0RS IN TENNIS
Miss Eth~iyn LeGendre, Of New
"r'c"n". Ranks First Among
w Women Players.
by Associatcd Press |

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov IA
Carlton y. Smith. Of Atlanta las
neen given FIRST place over Southern
tennis Mayors By the Southern
Lawn Tennis Ranking COMMITTEES
ne oHhrial ranking list or Southern
tchn!S players announced here today
,hc!uuc.' men from Atlanta. New or
H!nc. and Birmingham among the
Miss Ethclyn LeGendre. New Or
leans: ranks first among The women.
and Phelps and Bruins. New Orleans
nave been given the cali over smith
and Mansfield. Atlanta. as the leading
doubles team.
Official ranking lis; follows in or
Singles: Carlton i. Smith. Atlanta:
James II Trims. New Orleans: Es-
uIni. Atlanta; Frank PAYNE. New
Orleans: Robert Cowan. Knoxville.
Tennessee: Frank owens. Atlanta:
!:utIcdgc capcrs. Augusta, Ga: Y. NJ.
Manning, G-ccnviii". =. -; A. NJ. Ken
nedy. Augusta. Ga: William Feeble
man. New p-lcanG: l.. ~ Brooks.
birmingham; =. & Mansfield. AZ
lanta: stewart Harris. Atlanta; W.
W. Cuii!.an. Atlanta.
Ladies'. singles: Miss Ethciyn Ic-
SenGrc. New Orleans.
Doubles: Phelps and Bruins New
Orleans: Smith and Mansfield, At
ianta: orr and Carter, Atlanta: Grant
and Thornton. Atlanta; Kennedy and
Lee. Augusta. Ga: Manning and
Cary. Greenville, S. G: Cowan and
A!ien. Knoxville: Morgan and Keeblc
NashY!ilc; Ware and Rodgers. Knox
vile; ovens and Harris. Atlanta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
.AUBURN's ROUT OF WI.
FEATURE or PAST WEEK
Three Southern Elcvcns, Alabama,
Georgia and V. VI. l., Have
ElaWlcSs Records.
tuy Associated rress.l

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. lI.-AuJu.n's
rout Of Washington and Ice in ;rha;
had been expected TO prove Il fairly
close game FOR the Diainsrncn HaS
tile outstanding feature OF the past
week In Southern football. which
also saw tho list OF big teams that
have not lost 10 another Dixie eleven
reduced to five.
Not only WAS Auburn's 77-.o-O VIC
tory greater score than any other
big Southern team has piled UP this
year against another conspicuous
eleven, but It removed the Generals
from the list Of teams that had not
lost this season on Southern grid
Iron. Th. other ;"am 10 drop out
from the coveted plac. was Missia-
spp \. Il NJ. which f.ll before Tu-
lane. 6 70 g, due largely 10 ch. Won
dcrful broken-Hcid work or Car,a;n
Wight. o. Tulane, in rcturnin. punts.
The 1--WE teams NOW left with cl.,I,
Southern records arc Alabama I'uE-
Tcrsity. Georgia T"C,i. Georgia i.-l-
vcrsiiy. TULANE AMI Virginia Military
institute. Alabama. Georgia and
y. 81. J. have not been beaten by
was 10 Pittsburgh, and Tulauc's only
defeat WAS by Michigan. Numbers OF
other stroLg Southern teams have
lost hu; one Sa'ne during the season.
viii nc featured ny ne Alabama
';corE:;. cOnt.s-. and the Ara! game.
on Thanksgiving Dag VIII rlosc the
season foi practically ALI Southern
cl.vcns. and with the laying aside %;
football toys in sight. Il begins 10
appear that V. ~. |. ia destined 20
prove the greatest scoring machine
IN the south II not in TIL. country.
Taxing part IN eight games the 'fy
Ing sGuadron" has run up 400 points
70 !" for its opponents. Alon.. with
it's powerful oHcnse. the cadet team
ranks fourth among the biz South
crn teams in defense. according TO
unofficial records compiled here.
Thes. show Georgia University first
IN defense. with only Held goal 10y
Captain knox. OF oE!cthorpc, scored
against It's team. The records show
Auburn with u total u. $40 to 10.
second in nigh scores. with other big
Southern "l"vcnS ranked as follows:
Centre. 33s TO I5: Alabama. 293 TO
:: Georgia Tech. 27o 10 &c: rur!nan.
&c 10 10: ~TenEessec University, l"5
to 30: Georgia University. IL TO q:
Louisiana State. I13 to .; Georgetown
University. Of Washington. l,3 70 20:
NiT2.ni" fo'yt"chnic INSTITUTE. l64 TO
-: Tulane. 100 20 ii: North Carolina
Virginia. iiy 20 -: Vanderbilt, l01
- SO: Mississippi \. Il NJ. i0j 10 -.
kcrtuCk? STATE, ioj TO %. aud Wash
inE;on ;irl Lee. lD5 TO l3..
Machiuc-l!kc precision OF bacI; field
and sta!wart protection given by for
wards was exhibited IT. tho work Of
the Victorious hiS teams during the
week. It's most striking examples be-
Ing that OF the Auburn. Y. II. l..
Georgia. Centre. Georgia Tech- and
Alabama players. but there was
much spectacular work too. Along
with broken-field exhibitions by stars
was the wonderful field goal BY Cap
tain Hatcher. or Tennessee. who.
standing behind his own ffty-yard
line, sailed a place kick squarely be-
tween Sewanee's goal posts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

more people are beginning to realize
the truth Of this assertion and are
testifyinG TO the great benefit they
have received.
One OF the most recent Is that OF
Mr.. Robert l.. Roberts. OF 1888 East
Main Street, who was horn in Rich
mond and has lived here all his life,
having large circle OF friends. He
stated:
For the past year or so I have suf-
fercd greatly from stomach trouble
and had tried all kinds OF medicine.
which did me no good whatever. I
could not sleep at night and felt tired
and nervous NIL the time. Gas would
accumulate in my stomach and was
bioatcd and in constant agony. Wircn
/ got up in the morning 7 fcl. as
tired as ii had never been 80 bed at
all. | vas badly constipated also.
commenced to take Plant Juice and
got almost immediate relief. 1t has
proved its worth in my case, for II,
mas put my stomach in good condi-
ton and have no more trouble with
gas; ! sleep well and am able to eat
everything ! want. That tired feel
ing Is gone and 1 am glad TO recon-
mend Plant Juice to others, as IL was
the only medicine to relieve me-"
Plant Juice il sold In Richmond n,
Tragle's Drug Store; IN Petersburg
by Morrison, The Drug Man. and in
Chase City by The Chase City Drug
Co.--AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
GEORGETOWN CRUMBLEs
BEFORE TECH ONSLAUGHT
iiiiltoppcrs Put Up Great Fight for
Two Periods, but Weaken in
Last Stages OF Game.

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. Ii.-GcorSc-
,own uniyers!,y % Washington held
he nrst half of their game yex,er-
ia%. hut Ia the latter half tho Blue
and Cray defense crumplcd up against
the terrific drives oc tho Yellow
20 Tech. 80 TO 6.
Georgc;own's attack made b,:. lit.
-" headwhy "Ear!nSt the Teen Inc.
downs 10 the visitors four, l,nj in ;he
last period. when Coach Alexander
pad replaced all oC his regulars but
tour. The iiili Toprcrs launched .
drive ~ their own init cnded WIN
hcnyon's stirling left md for u
toIchd own ON 4 triple cr.ss-cro4s.
Tire OF Techs touchGowns :ol-
Owed smashing attacks aEains; tho
ilno ana cnis that moved the bail
iTrcsistibly down the field, another
was on th!rty-yard run bv Fcrsi
around right end. hut tho most spec
who broHe through right tackle ana
dashed eighty yards through the Blue
AMI Gray players
Lineup and summary:
Georgetown Position Georgia Tech
Wise. ....... left end j. T.. station
I. sullivan. left tackle. Finchcr
.onstock. lief, guard :. lie bey.
aa:nucfson' '.... center .,..... ANTS
oconnel!. right guard..... Davis
Smeach right tackle J ohnson
hln6 right end a. station
20 .'''' fuaTicED.tGH F'CESt
taT!in. .lrft halfback Flowers
Kenyon. .g!Eht halfbacIl !a--Cu
Ward ........ fIllUack Harlan
Score ~ periods
GcorE"town ....... o c. G
Ga. Tech. .. - q "a:
Teen scoring: Touchdowr.a-F,ow
crs :. Harlan, FsrSt. BARRON. Goals
from ;ouchdown--r'. uchcr - George
town scoring: Touchdow ns--il cay0n
"fcrc"-Tnonrson Georgetown. I'm
oiTe--lia:nlitoa. Vanderbilt Head
i!ncsnan-!iotan. Dartmouth Pc
c.oGS-lJ minutes each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Carpenter Pays High
Tribute to Jack Dempsey
Iny Universal Service.

FAIRS, Nov. f4-"Jnck Dempsey
II the finest physical specimen I
have ever seen." today said Georges
Carpenter, champion heavyweight
OF Europe, who s.. scheduled to
meet the American champion for
the title or the world. EFT would
be nm error To undcrrate him.
lin my opinion. whoever gets in
tho first good blow will win the
light"
Carpenter Il reported M having
made s1s5.OO0 In America. $15O,OOO
OF which he Immediately used to
sub"crfhe to the French loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Organize Gulf Coast
Yachting Association

MOBILE. ALA. Nov. tf.-'fHe
Gulf tOnst Yachting Association,
embracing every ynrht club on tho
Gulf Coast from Houston, Tex. to
I'cnsnc0Iu. WAS formally orsnniyed
here today mt m~rting or repre-
srntntives of Ihr several Gulf Coast
organizations.
The organization represents more
territory in linrai miles and more
states of the Union thun nny yacht
or boat club of amy Kind In the
United states. Flight clubs repre-
venting the five Stntss that border
ON the Calf Of Mexico were repre-
scented. The nSsocinti0n embraces
NIL divisions Of yachting, both vail
Ing craft and power bonts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

cost OF living have for the most par,
not reached the ultimate consumer
but it is inevitable that before long
lower prices will be brought abou.
By new quotations now prevailing in
primary markets
The Standard oil Company al,
Louisiana believes that this NOV.
mcnt toward restoration OF what wa
properly considered normal pr.ces
SHALL Ice aided by the oil industry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
New pl.yern for Mcmn.,,.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. I4-Presi-
dent Tom Watkins Of the Memphis
club of the Southern Association, to-
new players for the Chickasaw team.
They are Dan Griner and Jimmie
Browne. right-handcd pitchers. with
ST. Paul last season. and Cliff Yockey,
lnfelder. with Joplin last scason.
ms makes six new men for Mem
phis so FAR. Outielder Camp being
recently secured from Dallas. Out
ieider Williams from Fort Worth
and lnheldcr IiunGling from Shrcve-
mort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
CLa,tunooga PRICE Lover,d

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. H.
Gasoline. which has been selling her,
for 80 L. cents per gallon. will b..
reduced to 81 i-2 cents tomorrow
according TO announcement OF the
local standard OIL Company's aEen.
here tonight, This is three and hall
cents higher than the figure quote
a. New Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Hnn~ Negro for Attacking wom.,

BRISTOL, VA, Nov. l4.-Davo Hunt.
negro. aged IS years, captured after
an exciting chase on passenxcr
train and held for an attack Frida y
upon an aged white woman, wa,
taken from tho jail at Wise, Va
early today By mob oc about sey
cnty-fvo men and hanged to a bridr
near Kent Junction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Tow DrIfting S,cnmrr tn Norfnlk.

NEW IOKk. Nov. lI.-Thc Amcri-
can steamer Crawford, which report
ed yesterday that she was drifting
because her boilers were gu; of com.
mission. was picked up early today
by the coast guard cutter Gresham.
about twenty miles southeast of Cane
Henry. y wireless message received
here today by the naval communica-
ton service reported she was being
toWcd to Norfolk. The Crawford
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No Limitation. Mna.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Nov. l4.-of-
fetal announcement by tho STANDARD
Oil Company. OF New Jersey. of ON
cent gallon reduction in tank
wagon prices OF gasoline. cffcctiye
tomorrow. received here today from
New York. makes no specification or
territorial limitations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Cooperaxe Mills CIo..

PUTLAK BLUFF, MO. Nov. ~.
The mills OF the Brooklyn Cooperage
company, branch OF the American
sugar refinery here. wcre closed in
tions prccipitating the shut down nc
Gording to Manager w. ". barron.
Ire concern had approximately 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
p-nic. japan wiz For,ify Islands.

TOKYO, Nov. l+.-Captaii. Nomura.
aide 70 the Minister OF the Navy,
speaking IN the name OF the minister
was terrifying or planning To- for;ifv
&ud establish bases In the inundated
Pacific islands is wholly and com
pIctcly raise, according to the lIo-
kusai agency. Japan, ne declared. is
living up strictly 10 every mandate
under tho terms OF the league OF
nations covenant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Steamer In Diafreas

NEW YORK. Nov. FLA radio call
tor aid was received here today by
Tho nava! communications service
from tho American steamer Makanda.
which reported she was fifty-fiye
miles southwest OF Cape Lookout with
guard cutter Gresham. which arrived
at Norfolk today with the disabled
steamer Crawford in tow. has received
orders TO proceed 10 the assistance
or the Makanda. She is bound from
Charleston for Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
PLANT JUICE WAS
ONLY ONE TO HELP
Robert l.. Roberts, 1a49 f..
Main ST., Richmond, Gives
Strong Testimonial.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims He Is Entirely Re-
licvcd OF Constipation and
Now Feels Like New.

The most ncritorious and DEPEND
able medicine yet found Is Plant
Juice, the new herbal stomach rem
cd%. as II gives the most beneficial
results OF any preparation ever placed
on the market, and daily more and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
LONG RUNS FEATURE
Campbell Ron,ps Through Seu,,.e
Team mt WI and Tennessee
Wins.
tBy Associated Press

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. H.
tennessee defeated Sewanee yester-
Gay BY score OF 20 to .. half a
dozen forty-yard runs By Quarter
back Campbell and two field goal,
by Hatcher. ono from tho 5O-yarI
iinc contributing mainly to the re-
SUIT Scwancc used forward passes
in profusion with success and Cou.rb.
ian made several long runs, hut the
Team lacked the punch when close TO
the goal.
liue-uD.
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Sell uur,.r. ~ ,,on,,,.,.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 14.--Dan Griner
and James Browne, pitchers. with
The st. Paul American Association
baseball club. have been sold to
memphis of the Southern Association
" was announced here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
B.rnr SINK, in L,k. I,,,.

DETROIT. Nov. 1.-THE wooden
barge John Eddy. in tow OF the tul;
Custodian, spranS q leak Off Middle
Sister Island in Lake Erie, early las
night AMI sank. Tho crew OF seven.
ono of them woman. was taken on
tho barge by the Custodian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
BIeriot Vyork, CIo,

PARIS, Nov. 1.-the Blcr,o, mir.
plane works have been closed down
Indefinitely throwing 1000 persons
out OF work
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-17
THE STATE SOL
DIERS' MEMORIAL
Speakers From the State Meet
Boil Weevil Experts

Columbia. Jan. 1.-THE South
Carolina Memorial Commission, has
put speakers in the program of the
anti-boll weevil campaign now being
prosecuted in the infected counties OF
the State by the extension eenart-
ment of Clemson College, and these
speakers, stated the headquarters Of
the commission here, have been re-
ceiving much attention for the peo-
pie.
The objects for which the 100000
fund is being solicited are explained
and the project for the erection OF.
mcmorial building commemorative OF
the participation OF South Caroiinians
in the world war is eSpounded. The
commission takes the position that the
people will respond literally when
they. understand what the solicitation
means. -.
The headquarters of the commits
sion says that the campaign se:"picii-
ing up" in every part Of the State.
County chairmen are manifestfng
much interest in the drive" and It
seems assured that the movement wilt
be q success. a considerable. sum
of money has been collected.
Permission to put a speaker into
the anti-bolf .weevil itinerary was
sranted by Prof, ". W. Long, director
OF extension, Clemson College. in a
letter to. ex-governor Manning, vice
chairman. Of the commission.