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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Twins Nearly 400
Years Old

Capturing first honors Tor being tho O
books at the Fair is the complete edition
TWO volumes) OF 'Tho Had OF Homer" pri
in Greek at the most famous press OF
Renaissance, that OF Adus. dated Venice A
1924. On its pages one will note the colo,
or the dolphin and anchor, the di8tinguis
mark OF the Aldine Press; also the "Italic 81
or the clear type face. The Adine Press
vented the Italic type. gr
Loaned for tho Miller & Rhoa.is' Hook
by Douglas S. Freeman, Ph. d., LII. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
FASHIONABLE WONENNOWPLAN
FETCHING EROCKS FOR AUTUMN
Exquisite Tailoring of the New Fall Creations, Already
Being Designed and Displayed, Are Compellingly
Attractive to the Feminine Sex.

tine with leaf red silk duvc,yn, and
then beauties the whole with garni-
lures OF red wool embroidery. This
model is also created along the
straight lines. but is finished at the
round neck with a narrow collar or
red, rolling beautifully. and tiny cuffs
bringing the long sleeves to success
fnl finish.
The inevitable bit OF ribbon distln-
cuisines another clever frock for the
hrSt cool days. This frock chooses
plain blue serge and fashions il into
an unusually simple affair. with skirt
slightly fun and with a good nare to
the bottom with plain bodice rather
snug and closed at the back. But the
addition OF French blue ribbons is
what makes one enthusiastic over this
quaint model. for the ribbon is box
plented. stitched through the center,
and used as i border mt the bottom
waistlines and around the short
sleeves.
Any simple frock from last season
that nceG new note might wei
take hint from the ribbon-;rimmeu
dress. Dark red. garnet. navy or
black would all be suitable to com
bne with 4 dark frock.
Thus does fashion pay it's first re-
spects to the new season. and offers
these latest one piece frocks as u
charming Introduction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
IENGL|sH DANES DIFFER
ON BEAUTY THEN AND NOW
Lady Asquith Concludes That
VcnuscS OF Yesterday Are Miss
ing Today in England.
SOCIETY SPLIT IN TWAIN
Since Real Charm and Beauty Are
So Common as to BE tnnoticc-
able, Day of Professional Has
Passed.
LEY Universal servlee.l

LONDON. August 9S.-"Where all
the beauty has gone 20 l cannot
think" writes Mrs. Asquith in her
autobiography.
The brilliant wife OF the great pol
i;ician has split English society IN
twain with this trenChant remark,
and its obvious implication that thS
girls with 1.-THE figures and soulful
eyes OF today are not 10 De conlparci
with the Ncnuscs of the latter par;
OF the Victorian era. when Mrs AS
qui,h was in her hcydaN
Lady Limerick. who. as an Irish
beauty Of ;he late ninctieS. has no
personal interest in singing the
day. fatty disasrecs with Mrs. AS
Why, only the other day" she
says. "a number OF American visitors
were telling me- that the most beau
tiful girls in the world are to be
found in England. We discussed the
agreed that within our recollection
there were never SO many lovely
girls as there are today.
Find beauties Plentiful.
"Rcai charm and beauty are 50
common as 10 he almost unnoticcd.
sincerely hope that society never
again will be dominated by half
dozen or so professional beauties
women who are talked about. whose
pictures sell everywhere who live
only To dress and drive III Hyde Park
and who create II sensation wherever
they go.
This was a very lamcn,ahlc char
:. acteriStic OF the late Victorian times
and tended 10 make women though,
OF as pretty. useless toys The women
today are far finer than the WON
Ell who lived in the days when /.
was believed their only duty was L.
be ornamental. Now they have Il
soul. sens" o. duty ana character
which shines in their faces and en-.
mobiles them
Lady Randolph Churchil. ono o.
the society queens OF the ninctics
declares herself TO be in agreement
with Mrs Asquith
Didn't Make Up.
I'm my days" she said. girls did
not make UP so much as they dc
lty. However. il is weakness o;
every generation to think itself the
best for beauty and other things
Lady Llancattock disscnts .'The
girls of today are very beautiful
is her verdict.
There is no lack OF beauty to-
day" according 10 Albert Tut. the
sculptor. Il have only to walk any
where in the West End to see in
Vulnerable women with beautifi,l
features. Photographs OF famous
beauties and actresses do not have
such profitable sale as they used
TO. but that does not mean thai
oeau;y is not so general as il was.
In fact, IL may be one OF the results
OF more. general distribution OF
good looks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

chased the house and lot OF John w
Hickman in this town.
Miss Virginia Dudley has returned
To her home near Staunton. Va. after
z visit of several weeks TO Mrs Roy
d. White.
Miss Virginia Jones and Master
Geor.e Wesley Jones. of Richmond
are guests OF their grandmother. Mrs
John II. Grant. Sr.
Misses Ellen r:dmonds and Eud II
marks are on trim to Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands and other places OF
interest in the North
Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Stevenson and
children. of Cape Charles. spent last
week. end with his auntS. Mrs. Boehu
and Miss Emma Stevenson.
MISS Mary Derby AyrcS gave a
| house party last Weekend Her
quests were Misses Bert Berrili, Gym
MIA blaine. Elizabeth Tull and Lillian
Rowland. of Pocomokc City, Md. !:
Miss Nadine Farlough. of Berlin. Md.
MISS Madeline Bond. OF Grccnbush
va and Miss MarEaret GURUS. OF An-
Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. NJ. Smythe ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try it!

squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces o!
orchard white, shake we'll, and you
have a quarter pin: OF the best frecklc
and tan lotion and complexion bea U :
tih.r. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup.
ply three ounces OF orchard white for
a few cents. Massage this sweetiy
fragrant lotion into the face. neck
arms and hands each day and see how
frcckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy white the
skin becomes. Yes. IT is harmless
and never irritates.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
- =
BON AIR

ISpecial 10 The Times isnatch.l
n. B!ssen. OF Charleston. :. {. while
en- route 10 New York. stopped for a
short visit with Miss \. {. Barfeld.
Miss Nanny Nay Bates has returned
from vis!; 10 relatives In Sand :
Springs. Md
Roscoe Berry has Joined his family.
who are spending the month OF Au-
gust with relatives in Lexington
Misses Edith and Grace Uaznn
we've returned from Montreal y. C.
where they have been spending sew
e-sl weeks
Miss Olive Moulton has returned 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
ny RITZ sTuYvt:sANr.

Even Ut this date. fashionable wo-
men are planning their autumn frocks
and quite charming they are, too. with
their irresistible SInartneSS. And what
"A comforting thought ii is 10 have "A
good looking dress all ready TO wear
at the first brisk fail day. when the
less foresishted are still wearing
chilly summer things. The exquisite
tailoring of the new fall frocks is
CompcllinEly attractive, and the au-
tumnal tones are Il riot of lovely col
oringS.
OF course. one begins the season
with Il oue-piece frock OF French
serge or tricotine, and reserves her
suit for "a little later. one OF the
Smartcst frocks for the new season
follows the straightest of courses. and
acceutuates Its slender lines by a
panel Of satin. richly embroidered in
copper stitching This chcmise model
is bcltcd narrowly and has long
sleeves, also cuiTed in the embroidered
satin And let Inc say that great
many of the frockS for autumn have
dropped their sleeves to the wrist. and
the abbreviated sleeve for daytime
wear has gone with the last summer
days.
foliage OF fall. combines navy trico-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
ACCOMAC

ACCOMAC. VA. August 2S =
John w. Hickman is quite sick
at the home or 4. III. Nelson.
T. r. G;ntcr has returned from
business trip to Norfolk. Va.
William g. stevenson is attend
ing the postrnastcrs' convention in
Minneapolis. MINI.
LcRoy Fletcher has accepted n
position in Erie. Pa.
Thomas H. Scarburgh has pur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

rived home last Tuesday from Japan
parents, Judge and Mrs. James II,
Fletcher.
Miss Virginia Byrd has returned
to her home in Washington. after
spending several weeks with her
aunt. Mrs. Margaret Steinmctz.
Lieutenant Clarence Martin. OF
Minneapolis MINI. Is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

charlottesville. having spent some
time with friends in Bon Air and
Richmond
MIR. and Mrs j. C. Ramsay. OF Nor
folk are visiting Miss l.. T.. Cook.
Miss Jennie Flippen is visiting MISS
Eleanor Iinkcrton in Baltimore.
\ camping party consisting or a
number Of Young people from Bon Air
and Richmond. chaperoned by Mrs. *.
Nee. Bullington. Will leave on sun
nay night for Covington. Va. where
they Will spend the next two weeks.
Miss Sue Brown Crenshaw. Of Wash
ington. d. G., and Miss Winifred cren-
recently of Miss Carrie Moore.
Mrs 4. T. Carter and her children.
who have been occupying the stiles
cottage. nave returned to their home
In Wilmington. Del.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

l.. c. NJ. Smythe ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HAVANA RESULTS

f.,s: :.:c-;hrec years ole ana 10. six
:1r.oHs. -Ae:ncn - .Go!!inSl; TO = even
sac 10 a "a 70. GWHM n. 70 :;
i.icc!. Ca.etcrIa. LIZA. Vadapt!c Pas.Ivu,
FrtGer..a Mi!.cr !sJl.
Second Facet nree -7eaI -o!ds and VI: SIX
iur!oaSs-s.<=ta II: tGa.n!odyl. 70 !.
70 :. 70 !. VII l.. Wsf5s j.: iWh.i9S.
Drua.!.a, Rocks-.t a.Sie N;r.c-. DaIy cls-
Third -tnr.=-y.-!.oia: snt uu. s.x
Yen. Gady i.aaSiion,. ito (MGrFsyi..g to !.
- ! % ;, TINE. Il. - iIsis.c;. M:
tIeamer. Jack Dawaoa. James q. r.a"py
Fourth -sc--,hree.vc.., .oid7 ana up. SIX
iur.onsS,-Iar.sGon. ii1 ;CN!modj 70 :.
/. !. 20 > 70 j. lion Boz. III tl'aicr!. : % l.
. 10 aud y TO y. Tune. y -. IiDU- I:
George Eqdie Tran:". Jack iiealy. iilanch
Dona ton. PFtc.eIs J-'' -. I..Ii.v 4c... l.o NJ
ran.
Fif,h -.h-ce.yea- .o',ls sul ny: =,
turlongs- BlanChi.. III (GAr-an). - : )
20 :. 70 3: First ru,Ic.. Ia ,Ca-lnpiyl. 3
fick!c Fancy Lady Ivan. Joo.,.iIi.
sixth rac"- four -y-lt,olis ARD VI on. mile
: 10 !. - :. TO GeiarsY. ~ ,CaT-,e,:,i.
I" 70 .. even, 70 IIHG.r. 10 (Gar.aaD )
MaanSto z.nnc roSai.a1 M1 la h. na a. q
SEVENTH .raee- four-yssr-o,as and 10: oa-
mil. and % yarts-Gordou Huas"l. 10 ,Ca..
mod, 10 (, - :. - .: Attorney Muir
l1@ tTryonl. . 10 20 tn. - Hands or.
:i3 -, Zodisc,. Kll&snny. i-c;,y B&Gy. 'snI!!Sd
ROCK. Buster Clark ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

hss' cnS Is tGqT !, "
out. won; llctun!a loo tWidaD. 20 :. 70 10,
out. second: Lucy katc. lo5 ,WMlardJ. is
20 ;. tto s. out; third. Time. As 10. Hunter s
Point. llucn also ran
second racc.threc year oids. six furlon.s-
Blue Jeans. lf Nfowardl. u 10 8. . 10 s.
! TO = won haGazza: 100 uiodr!uuezl. 10
n.sh,. 20 Q even. = to .. third Time.
kir9h. Vim. Col, Murphy. Richa hard v. Corr
land also ran.
and half furlonEs IN .l,Iins. is 81; crs%
Iyida,,. 8 'e? to 8, 10 T.. sesoad: Sugar a;
;b,pa ~ TVS Sm IN J.. 10 , 10 . s.
ply sammy i'oy. M.r.n!t also ran
Fourth cacc-thrcc-ycsr- and up sir
TarlonEs-Troiius III (Willi.,l. u 20 s. ) 10 :.
! 70 :. won: LeEo,ai. lot C"ids). Is to 10
f@d + Tatile IS nai h b 70 e 'hT Ind
L.v.lT also
Eif'h sace-ti!-ec-yesr- ODDS and W. ono
SerS S ia 10 ssn. S.Fd az YIN YIN !aS Thur
q tWida>. ; 20 !. even = 10 5 second: Hon nj,
"Er. liz tRoiTiruc2L. 3 Ia !. even. I. 10 T.
th:ro Time i;H KiaG Champion OnonG
SIKH c-threc-year-o!ds and u, o,c
milo and c!Ehth--l.azY Lou. los (WidaI .vrn
10 OUT; won: Franklin. III tJudseI, Il
DomaneliD. to l. To- j. 20 70 ,,;-d
Tune, i;j; 40. H. c. Ea.,h. Glasstoi also
Ss~en,h --,hrcc-y.ar-olds and M. ON.
nile MI. .nd se'onty ya.ds-ScourGe Man. ii.
Prinos iOo CPi"rc4,. : 10 ! r - - M "" :
s"coud :! 9. Stone. 10 tRichorcckJ 10 :
20 .. 20 = third Time. l:io 2-5 Miss
ORB. "i,i'Ean, l WIN WIN Jack X Trioin
phaU, also 49, 80 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
UNCLE SAM URGES FORMER
PILOTS TO KEEP IN TRAINING
Men who Participated in Army Air
Service May Use Government
Field II They Desire.


All former aces pilots and air men
take notice.
Your Uncle Sam has provided 4 way
for all men who served during the war
in the mir service to keep in practice
i'll that they will be permitted to fly
government planes at any army field
merely upon the presentation of their
credentials
Former air pilots. discharged Since
the arnistice, are invited to visit the
most convenient army flying fields It
the army reserve list TO lie qualified for
the hops in That the order covers all
men who were formerly in the air SER
Vice and wish 10 keep UP their train
ing.
This was announced yesterday after
president OF the american Flying Club
OF Virginia which WAS established sew
cral months ago. with headquarters in
Richmond. and is affiliated with the ma
tonal organization, which has promoted
all tho recent air races aud has been
the civilian and military aeronauticS in
the United states.
Membership in the organization is
not limited to iiicn who We're actually
enSl Gcd in the air service OF the army
navy or Marine CORPS but is open 10 ali
Nclopmcnt of acronautics. The Virginia
organization covers the entire State
with members in all sections of the Old
dominion.
All persons who are Interested in
flying should communicate with $. J..
Imsram secretary OF the american
Flying Club of NirS inia. box SCI. Rich
moni Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
BOSTON MAN CAPTURES
SQUASH TITLE AFTER BATTLE
Charles {. Peabody Given sim oppo-
siiinn 10y Stanley Pearson,
OF Philadelphia.

BOSTON. March 6.-Charlcs g Pea
body, Massachusetts champion. today
won the national amateur squash rae
quet ,itIe. defeating Stanley w Pear
son. OF Philadelphia. who had held it
for three years The score OF the
match was: 4-15; Ills; l5-12; 1911;
1911.
The match was one OF five in a Bos-
Philadelphia intercity tournament,
in which Pearson and Peabody were
captains Of the opposing teams
The champions hard hitting brought
hiin the hrs; set easily, with Peabody,
who has been undereated this year,
winning only four games. pcarson's
iorehand stroking gave him the Sec
ond set, although The Boston player
had begun TO develop his more conscr-
rativc game and pressed the champion
more closely. Peabody squared the
match by winning the third and fourth
se;s. The breaks, OF play helped out
where his place shots failed to count.
and the Philadcl phian's slashiu 2
strokes began TO weaken his game,
Nollcys Were long.
In the final set, Pearson called on
mis- resources OF backhand and tried TO
score decisive points with corner shots
Hut the Boston captain had the better
endurance. lie forced his opponent
ont Of position and by his speed dis
counted the strategy which the cham
p!on sought TO employ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
MIDDLE SWIMMERS WIN
Embryo SniIors Defeat Harvard Fish
In Water Meet at Annapolis
Naval Academy.
tBy Associated Press. ]

ANNAPOLIS, MD. March G.-rhe
Naval Academy swimming team de-
fcated Harvard by a score Of sc to s.
In only one of five events did Iiar-
ward win first place. The Midship-
mems relay team established u new
navy record for the l60-yuru event,
which was finished in on. minute nine
teen seconds, one-iifth OF 4 second bet
ter Than the record. Summary:
16o-yard relay-First. Naval .lcai-
envy. with Fish. winkjer. Gallagher
and Boiling. Time-i:ly. Harvar.i:s
swimmers-Tilton. Motto. Smith, Wor-
ccStcr and Bracket.
Plunge-First, Davis (Harvard), 6
feet in 81 as seconds; second, Thomp-
son (Eavy), 60 feet, SO % seconds
third, McCnndless tNavy). so feet. Sc
LIS seconds.
4o-yard dash-First tie between
Winkjer and Gala CHER. both OF Navy;
third, Worcester IIarvardJ. 20 see
ondS.
2.o-yard swim -First. Hyde
(Navy); second. Rowe (Navy); third.
douglass (Harvard). , minutes Al 2-5
seconds.
leo-yard swim-First, Wrinkle r
(Navy); second. Gallagher (Navy)
third, Bracket (Harvard), 50 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
ST. PETERS QUIMT CONTINUES
TO WIN AT BASKETBALL
Youthful Five Has Not Bccn Defeated
This Scnsnn-isinford Reserves
VICTIMS In Close Gnmc.

The indicated basketball uuint OF
81. Peters School added another to
their string of victories Yesterday
afternoon by defeating the fast Bintord
Junior liigh deserves at the McGill
gymnasium.
Both teams played well. lighting
hard for victory, and IL WAS only in
the last few minutes Of play that tile
50. fetcrs boys annexed the neccs-
sary points for a clean-cut victory, the
final score being 10 TO =.
Powers and Atkins led in scoring
for their respective teams: while the
defensive game put uIAby Dale Luchc
and Smithic was strong and clean
Lineup and summary:
Blnford Reserves. ST Peters
Atkins right forward ....SpcnEcr
Peterson left forward :. -. Powers
stone center 49,. Bernhard
Iokrass right guard -. sullivan
Smithie 1855. left guard Dale Luchc
Substitutions---liorri for Pokrass:
Foster for Harrison. Field goals-At-
kins, p: Smithic, /: Powers. .: SPENCER
|; Ecrnhardt. l. Foul goals--Pctcraon,
/: Powers, l; Bernhardt. l. Time OF
halNcs-l5 minutes. Retcrcc-Bro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

lH.' T.cc-two-ycar odd naidcma: three
issao a.; fas!oi;s lsh iyi Lefty ce
~; Noorine! Jos: IIumpy. iiu. iS",tnc sin a3'
H. .#"s,"ntha, II. Eligible; Mar:ucrit 3
T r. .%' I"m;nic . 100 Oncr X H.. M"rs
q" ''''-' Y'' Mary EFo l9S. Maudie Wilson
Second acc--four-year-o and up: ST,
WI! io5 ioo rigTeGn lo5 RainLew
Thistle Green Io5 ShanGor i67 ,.h .s2; nc
W. Nrch Alcxandcr. 10 Wcd'a nd iii: Con
i '' y az snn.'gr JAM II: p.s DC chance
~; hic.! i:i3s'r. ~. i;lruscan. liz Xmcri.
mic and -Ro ; mS Hi 5i
IIS d. ~ Thank Siying. III: say whom
GTisii%S iInindG5?1a iH Prince Douglas. lio:
.hgy II! Ind sciec, I'll: nr sh isgrr, ii,a
t.!Eib'.I. Sir j Nergnc. e.. Dr Levy. iii:
=, Eou7th race cour-yoar-o, and up: one
g,Garro,i,, loi. nairy. Man. 20: Sight WimG.
IT,, MNaaiz",, lo'; Duke OF Lancaster. ic5:
IL. or, h!!Ss. los SpccGs,cr. io5: Jny. is !:
Fif;h -ac"-,hrcc- yc.r.ol5s ana Nm cvo
. haii iur!ongs- Marmitc. 81: Mahonv ins
;tp.iTr Lack. second. IL; 71ckTish. III: Arnold
5 Sih'n go, ,a:e- hrssycar oiay and up: m.ls
Wcapon *; Madras C;inrhain' lo1: C Icy
io h rignes M inS km,n.'9,ps, le c;ranGeS.
pelham. NJ. Orderly. liz: Haronc. Ii5 --e'-
ia 'ars sif'ef Ss sspsI ,@s ned s,sr,
n ,i'I in Courccllcs III: nsn iiamS.on ~:
n,ipo thistle, IL: Indian chant iii: Durw,,,d
N Gas,,l H. k Siosra Se' M5s TSaTsday
im %a;erprool' ~? Eligible: Iab~ ' i.yneb.
49, 'deA l.. IDS: Counter balance III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

basket. coupled with his coolness and
fioorwork.
My second cnoicc Is smoot, r. NJ. He
is good shot. coming through with
many basket. and also getting the
majority of his free throws. lie and
Butterworth were two gurads that
made life hard for their opponents.
There are other players. who. al
though they could not be picked among
the first five. deserve mention, Brooks,
or William and Mary: Paulett, If
Hampden- Sidney; Moo,lcy. Of Rich
mond. and Lane, of Randolph Macoi,.
made ecellent showinEs.
The team selected by Marshall fol-
lows:
Cochran. II. NJ. forward
Britain. III. s., forward.
zimmerman. II. NJ. center
Butterworth, X. NJ, guard.
Smooth. r. NJ, guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HAVANA ENTRIES

snow GTs d Isesn Ss i r9ls7E.
aqua w Sport Fc.ny. 100 Heiia Nvi,rnr la"
L.aiT. 100: Pr!nce Eas, io5 Eoundci Ia,
40: Mae Murray. il3: ienshcn's 'PI;-i.c 'ifgt'
:, a@eDnd ra,c .S ana one-hsM IprIoacs
9idr-i: lo-; Hush. i04. i7rdor.. l65 = ny.
b"lle. io7: Polar Club. no. -''''H'
Ihir1 race--six furionss: threc.vr,
ppp-Encorc. *. Key Mar. loI Ioricrcn.'
n nTs& l:ao ip; hriss. io7 3o;.V'is Us
fourth faco-tour furlones: ,wo-.c., ,,,I.
III: , iso,T.T ~ tie'ion: ~: poro,hy
Jis 800 30
F!fih race mile and one. !x,.on,n
IL: HagdoTG. M Avord. lia: Wslnl; Hill
Sixth r rae and ont-s,,-ca,h
i92: EhymeI. ,o6; Dr.. Benson.. 100 nur.
I;Iy Ems io3, FL Colonel. iIe; Royaity
SEVENTH 1sn rscenmlle and nnv ysra. ,op,
'nat,,. and anyITmothy =. Iiisan' q.
dSs: Foster IEmory. l0s. ReGres5. i6s
Clear: track fast.
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IRON men WANTED
HEALTH SLACKERS
TAKE BACK SEAT I!

It's the follow with plenty of SNAP"
stamina and courageous spirits. ihe
natural outpouring Of a healthy body,
who really docs" things. Inject rich,
red blood, with plenty of Iron. in your
arteries and become efficient both in
body and mind.
Make-Man Tablets not only fill the
blood with strength-making organic
iron, increase tho red corpusclcs and
soothc the nerves. but stimulate into
normal action overworked orcans
Don't let i'll health handicap you for
Tets and feel yourself grow stronner
more vigorous and enjoy the fruits OF
your labor. Make-Man Tablets con.
tain no habit forming drugs.
Mnkc-Man Tablets are sold n n,
reliable drug stores. Price, 30 cents
a box. Only genuine IL our ;monogran m
MINT appears on each box. Distrib-
N Mad,sa oS q Ash G,, Supply House, s25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Hill City Says Its
Native Holds Record

Especial to The Times-DfSpntch.
lSNCHBuRG. VA, March d.
Considerable comment hns bcen
over the ciaIn mndc In washing
ton that tho record OF thirty-thrre
goals made by Fred Rice. when
playing center on the Georgetown
NniNersit! hre' IN record I'm
match Enme. for Ii IL generally be-
lleved here that Carroll Jamcrson,
the crack right forward of the old
star Lynchburg Y. VI. c. A, tenn
Inns the real record. In n rnmc
here with BridEevntcr College ,JnnI
unry II. 1918. Immersion threw for
ty-two gonIs, fifteen IIr the FIRST
hnif and twcnty-seven In the Inst.
Jnmersoh for the last two. seasons
Inns been pinyinE bankctbnIi in
Holyokc, Mass. where he In u rec
oEnfxed star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
JAMES A. GREGORY ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION
VIII Head Organization OF t;n.t ,.,s
"hfch Har Formed Twilight
Baseball League.

James a. Gregory was elected prcsi.
uent OF the Fairmount Athletic Asso.
cato at the annual meeting or The
organization held last week In the
Falrmount School.
2ther officers selected AT. the 1t.
lnw included William Bcaic, vie, VI.
dent: Thomas Wilde. secretary ~
William 7. Jones. treasurer. '"'
barnard Patterson, George E,.;,.,or
i,Iam T. Jones. William L. Hay. IJl,e
Man0ncs and Rae HICKS were sclrrt"G
us The m3nagers of 'the-six teams ir
inc twilight League" which viii hc
ton. NoSo'ia-
- Cnlcss the. City Council passcs .ae
hayiiEht Saving Ordinance now iccore
II. the league will open it's season on
May 10 aud will close it~on Augnsi i y
EScry member OF tho orGamIzatio Ion
ana hundreds of young men On t,h,,rcs
I'M have been appealed TO by offisini:
OF the organization to write CounciIn,or
urging the adoption Of the dayiighi
Saving law and it's nasty passage
OFFICIALS Of the organization an
nounccd last night that il Tie ordi.
nance Is adopted and becomes effective
soon the date for the, opening Of The
than is at present anticipatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NAvY'S GYMNASTS VIcTORS
SIiddles Defeat Haverferd College 40 la
Ia-Nictors May Enter Inter-
Collegiate Meet.
lBy Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, March 6-The
Navy team OF gymnasts defeated
iiaVerford College this afternoon in
the Academy gymnasium with 40
to IA score. ialcS, navy captain, was
first on the rings. Long and H. ".
+A-rowsmith each finished second on
the horizontal bar md in tumblins. IL
permission can be obtained from the
Navy Department, the Academy hopes
10 enter team in the Intercollegiate