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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
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: lig at holoe &illoen noe. oct pore II
:, ira Spgebu5 eller 6aitiehlem.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
"Klkkerten"
Aarete mOriOmitc GuIchcitc.

Get bCleuer lite uct1u al udrt
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niIoputfct al moriomt %UiliuoI on
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cuoIu life iorifuiIet niQ ct, ioo ituo
om Gbcct clcr Nioneu Crocr iuoy
otter Ct euer iIcre Grcmpiurer III
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iao uogen al oHe %cmNer iii al Il
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uoirpret / tI!ert Cmi.ag ga toitcl
bare % Gent cuer 3 lor 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30

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ne Naurc.a0I0et % cr oIIcrcoe 'lpi
ict til SABRE, N}out.
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% or M / 900 &corjn8.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
CRIMSON ELEVEN HOLDS
FINAL PRACTICE OF YEAR
Harvard Given Inst Workout Bef0rr
inlc Gamc-Entirc Student
1tOdy Cheers Team.
By Associated Pres:

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. lS.-The
Harvard student body hundreds
strong, saw their varsity eleven In
action today in the stadium in tho
last practice before the team leaves
Tor New Haven. where the game with
Yale will be played Saturday. rh"
fences that have made practice secret
all season Were down for the occasion
ana the undergraduates. behind their
Band. chccred long and loudly for the
team. It's coaches and players
The lineup of the Crimson ms IL
viii oppos. Yale on the Kickoff was
virtually settled today. Coach Fisher
said only one position was in doubt.
left tackle. where Sedgwick and
taxon are In competition for tho
honor. with Scdswlck sim tender
from an injury. tom" Woods. the
husky guard, has recovered ana viii
play. Tn" probable lineup liz: left
end. Kane: i,ft tackle. S.d2 wick or
ftaAon: left guard. Toibert. center.
iiaycmc%.ri tight guard. Woods .
right tackle. Hubbard. .ight end
rocker: quarter bucn. Fitzgerald:
left half back. owen iIrNt in'f back.
Churchill; fun b.,ck. iiurwccn
F!ttS. the tFiinso,I's triple threat
ot combined runria: Kicking and
forward passing ability is 10 b. held
IN reserve FOR an orportun. moment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
ATHLETIC CLUB ELECTS
TWO MANAGERS TONIGHT
VIII Appoint RnskethnI md Track
LENDS nj McetinE-Nnmc Also TO
Re ChunEcd.

Jimmy Todd. manager Of tho John
MARSHALL Athletic club. has called a
meeting Of tn. organization tonight
III the lobby OF the Richmond Hotel.
ut o'clock. with the football sea :
son nearly over. I'll. gathering to-
night VIII he an Important; one rs
many matters will hr discussed
Preparations will be made for the
track and basketball ana all members
are requested to be present AZ man
ayers for these teams viii he elected
basketball viii he the next sport un-
drrtaken by tho club and WORK of
arranging Il schedule viii he started
at once. The team is planning 10
place u track team in tho field. hu,
basketball holds the attention OF the
members ut this time.
POSSIBLY the most important uua.-
ton To be discussed tonight viii he
that OF a name for the organizations
The present one. John MARSHALL Attn
letlc Club" has proved unsatisfactory
and has caused considerable confusion
II view OF the fact that the team has
been mistaken for the John Marshall
High School eleven. Concensus OF
opinion among the members of tn.
club is that the organization should
be known ms the "Iiichmond Athletic
Club" and this probably will! ne tho
namo adopted tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
Beats Gasoline at Is Cents
a Gallon
Ne" Invention Mikes Fords Hun ~
Miles ON Gallon of GnsoIine and
Start Easy In Coolest weather.
other Cnrs show Proportionate
Savings.

new carburetur which cuts
down gasoline consumption Of any
motor. including the Ford. and re-
duces gasoline bills rom ome-t third
10 one half is the proud achievement,
OF the Air-Fric,ion Carbure-or Co.
1923 Madison 81, Dayton. Ohio. This
remarkable invention no; only in
crcAses the power Of ali motors from
700 20 500, but enables every one
10 run slow on high gear. /: also
makes II easy to start Il Ford or any
other car in the coolest weather
without previously warming the mo-
tor. WIKI il you can use tho very
cheapest grade OF gasoline or half
Gasoline and half l;crosen. ana sim
sci more power and NOR. mileage
iAan YOU now get from Tho highest
Test gasoline. Many Ford owners
say they now get as high as a. to
80 miles 20 a gallon of gasoline. 50
sure arc the manufacturers nf the
immense saving their new carhurctor
w!I mako that they offer to send
y on 30 days trial to every car own.
e. AS II can be put on or taken OF.
N Il iew minutes by any one, all
readers Who wan. 10 try Il should
Sthd their namc. address and make
OF car 10 the manufacturers al once.
ihey also want loca! agents. to whom
,ney orer exceptionally large pror,s.
"rhc them today.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
SPIDERS WORKING HARD
FOR FINAL GRID GAME
University OF Itichmund VIII Send
strong Tenn Against Jackets.
DObnOn HehcarScs New Plays.

the University OF Richmond foot
ball team is working hard in prep
aration for its final game Turkey
Dag with Randolph Macon. The
team has shown marked Improvement
since the beginning Of the season and
IN the game Thanksgiving they Will
bc NJ their best. Several more plays
WIZ he added within the ncNt week..
which. with those already In use
WIZ Civ. the Spiders variety Of
attack that will be hard 10 stru
The followers OF III. local univer-
SHY We're much pleased ut Tho SHOW
ing against Wake Forrest lat Sntur-
ua% The execution Of the plays ami
the general team worG ytu the best
that has been displayed tGis yea.
The usual hard gam. Iroui itao-
dolah- Macon is expected 80 much
time VIII he given Ia Strengthening
me defense in the liu- I'll" bat.
nc!d positions are about s.CiIrel by
iones, Ziegi"r. Sucad and Tow ili. w!ti:
spencer. Mahancy and Wiih!ns held
I: reserve.
Positions in the line arc g,tii hc;-,.
fought for and i: VIII not l." ,Irn.v.,.
VINO viii start until the gam. ncNt
Wednesday. The greatest contest is
Tor the center position between Will
NnEham and Bethel. and who viii b.
given IN. call for the final game liz
not yet known. Carlton. who was in
jurcd al the first Of the season. il
back for a tackle position made va
can't BY Carter. !; the Spiders can
Win Thanksgiving IL will give them
cican slate with the teams III the
y. \. l. y. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
JACK DEMPSEY TO BOX
BRENNAN DECEMBER "A
Hcavywcights Meet in New York
After Commission Holds Confer.
cncc-Affair to Run 10 Rounds.
tBy Associated Press

Iby NSSONlhtcd FrcsS.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.--Jack Dcmp-
pion. will defend his title in a mr.
teen-round boat against Bill iiren-
nan. the Chicago challenger. At Madi-
son Square Garden here on Tuesday.
S'ecembcr II. This VIII nc the first
contest betwcea big fellows To be
decided in New York State under III.
walker law and was made possible
by the action taken by the state Box
ing Commission here to-day during u
joint meeting with the license COM
mittcc.
In statement the commissioners
decided that ;, noint had h.cn reached
IN the operation of the new boxing
law where they felt justified III per-
uniting heavyweight; boxing con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
CLOSE FALL REUNION
Ceremonies HeEIn in the Afternoon
hnd End with Customary Han
Quet mt Night.

Inc :all reunion of the Ancicn. and
Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry closed last night with the
comforting Of the ceremonial and Of
hcidl dcErrcS-thr thirty-iirst and
thtrty-second--at tho Masonic Tcm,lc.
The work began yesterday afternoon
q, $40 O'Clock. \ banquet, to which
all members of the Scottish Rite were
invited followed the ritualiSiic work.
II WAS served III the main d!ning-roc,n
OF the Masonic Temple
The degree work was in charge OF
palcho Consistory. No. !. with the fol :
lowing officers: sAlvin Il. IIutzlcr.
master; Henry G. f:mricll, prior: f.
w. Rroidy. preoeptor: NJ. A. Syclc.
hospitailer: J. g. IlanlSins. registrar:
L. l.. Siegrried. treasurer; Edwin l..
Levy. preiatc: Il. G. Lewis, Jr.. master
or ceremonies: Albert X. Martin. eX
-. Z: WinGheid. captain OF guard: ..
y. EitzM.ls son. snn.inel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
CHARLOTTESVILLE READY
TO TAKE CARE OF CROWD
Thousands Expected at Turkey Day
Struggle Between Virginia and
North Carolina

Ono week from today tho 1920 grid
iron classic OF the South. the football
struggle between the University cf
Virginia aud the University OF North
Carolina, VIII be history. The bat
to witness IL. Will be fought out on
Lambeth Field. charlottesville. for
the arst time in more than twenty -rvo
Sridiron relations. but the con,cs,
finds It's way to Charlottesville for
the first time this year. under an
agreement between the student bodies
ono year and Chapel Hill the next.
That the town OF Charlottesville
VIII be tho Mecca OF football fans
North Carol!nt IL gathered from In
formation received from the Tarhccl
state and al parts Of virginia.
up'' over the battle next week and
Orange and Blue forces.
should the Carolinians be success
ful this season they win run their
as they beat the Nirginians here IN
yratn mt chapel iiil. The contest Acre
resu'sh o to oa Tarhsei x!S'1sy
entire Virginia team for touchdown.
and ''Yank" Tandy. then tho Tnrhcel
captain. kickci goal. Last year tho
iFSIhidHS uEoppeu tHc SdHlS " Il
to score With these victories
fresh in their memory the old North
state followers viii Journey to Char
lottcsrill. fun Of confidence.
NIrGinln Must Fight.
Virginia cncc rcignca supreme In
IN. annual struggle by winning ten
consecutive contests. and IL was u
foregone conclusion tEa, the Orange
and Bluc would he 'cturncd Il win.
ncr before tn. referees whistle start
ed the game. The Blue aud White
team upset th.S IN 1916 and, therefore.
IL Will be q lighting team Virginia
PUTS or. the iici neat week.
Coach Rice Warren yesterday after
coon gave his charges 4 gruclling
workout on lambeth Field and drove
them mt terrific Pace in order to
have thctn in shape for the big bat
tie. For near. two hours tho players
wcre drilled against Carolina fcrma-
tons and Warren devoted much IL
this time to the Cncnsc OF his team.
In former games this season the
Orange and Blue defense has been
of the ston. wall variety. hut the
team rms found II impossible 10 score
Al the crucial moments. Tho oGcnse
was disappointing in the Vanderbilt
game and Warren has taken steps,
which h. believes viii add strength
to this department. lie has shifted
Clariic. a is5-pound fun hack. 10 tho
back field. and his work yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
QUlNT HOLDS PRACTICE
Church Hiii Athletic Club Five Given
Hard Workout mt McGili's-
MCllhRncy KcpOrts.

"Cyclone" Mcllhnney, a former
donned the spanGies of the Church
Hill Athletic Club quint and report
ed for practice with the East End
squad IN McGilrs Catholic Union. The
eS-TiScr displayed considerable pep
and promises 10 make the quini y
capable forward The Church Eili
boys had a fun squad ont las, night
including Woodward. Wharton, De-
vine and Mcllhancy. forwards; Rich
mond. aetcalf and Patterson ccnters.
and Hay. Dcvinc. Graham and l:hm.g
guards.
Captain Woodward divided tho
team into two sections and a hard
practice baltic took place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
The Weakness of Massey

Golfer Massy's weakness In win
the mnshir. according TO George
Duncan. the british golf chnm-
pion. Which leads us to rise and
sing,
IL In not wlfh the brasscr this
expert fnlts down fiat, for the skill
" Golfer Atnahy ~ too pronounced
fur that. Indeed, this EoIrcr
hassy, with the brassey's far from,
weak, md Massey, too, In Classy n,
his handling of tie cicek.
HIT when MISSY grab. M.
mnshic he gets trashy In his style.
80 when Ninssy drops hfs bras,cy
Tor tho mnshic. rivals smile. If
they only used the brRssey Massey
might be winning yet, for Massy
IN quite classy with the brnsney,
you cnn bet!
-ris said that In the trenches.
back In the late big jam, he .nt
around on benches cold md chilly
as CHM. His food was cold and
hnsh!, he missed full MANY. N
lunch. so when Massy swings his
mnshic now he lacks the oId-time
punch!
Hut he fought mud h.iped his
nation and his record there WAS
hnr. so we'tI cheer like nil creutlon
when this golfer toes the line.
toast tO all who heard the cniI
md snScd the world disgrace!
they were not weak with the
mashic when they n,ushcd der
kniscr's face!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
CIGARETTES RECOVERED
Police Arrest A. Milton on Charge or
Necri>lng SiO1 Worth of stolen

pol!ccmcB {. {. Ford and c. 9.
Eddloton last night arrested X Mil
ION. VINO conducts a confectionery at
IL North Tnird street, charged with
buying, receiving and having in his
possession stolen goods. thought 70
belong 10 W. II. Harris 6 Company
and the Chesapeake and Ohio I;ai.-
WAY.
Il is alleged that Milton had 10000
cigarettes. valued at about $500. in
ms possession. The police raided his
store at the above address and re-
covered the goods. and Milton was
taken 10 the Second Police station.
"hrr" hr was put under bond for a
heat.ng in police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
{. Y. |. A. A. PRESIDENT
CALLS SPECIAL MEETING
Athletic Association Representa-.
fivcs Will Meet in Richmond
Hotel ut q O'Clock.
SPIDERS WILL BE DISCUSSED
Conference to Decide Whether
Teams in Organization Shall
Meet University OF Richmond.
Executive Meets mt Noon.

-, TO continue athletic relations with
~. University or Richmond or not
70: Ihat is the question which will
% usciaeh this afternoon when rep
William and Mary. Randolph Macon
and Lynchburg College, inembera Of
, nne H. rI y. l. a: a., nee, in the Rich
ing is not tho annual affair of the
association. but has been called hy
l,r. j. \. G. Chandler. president. To
consider the all-important question
Iodays meeting Will be one OF the
ISOLATION, and there are those vino
forecast disruption of theor ganiza-
lion al because Hampton Sidney
with the University Of Richmond.
Under tho terms of n resolution
drafted last fail Hampden-Si SIDNEY has
committed a serious offense" III en-
dearoring 10 meet the Spiders in
athletic competition. The Sniders
are not members of the association
ana arc taboocd by those II, the
organization.
Trouble HeEan Last Year.
Tha whole trouble was brought,
meeting of the Virginia Inter cole
siate Athletic Association. Of which
Hampden- Sidney, University OF Rich
inonu; Macon and William
and Mary composed tile Eastern dl-
vision. Lynchburg College was adj
mitted at tho meeting. Tho spiders
9hnounccd they would play students
IN the night law school and the ether
representatives declined - adhere to
inns stand, and the Spiders Withdrew.
after having been a member sine. the
association was organized.
At the 1919 meeting 4; was an
nonnrer that the teams OF ~. :tSso-
citation might meet the University
OF Rich:nond on the sriLirou III 1920, !
IN View OF the fact they had made
all arrangements to pay til. t-Ei-
verslty of ltichmoni and the schcd- !
uies Of the teams would h. DISRUPTED
Early this fan the association adopt- |
cd !, resolution prohibiting m. teams !
from meeting the spiders IN athletic /,
contests after the present football
season.
While the Il. Y. /. \. y mas nearly |
completed it's frs: season without
n" Spiders being counted IN the !
championship series. /; is believed |
u regrets the stand taken AT tn. !
meeting last year. Attendance az /
the games in Richmond this year has
not been nj "a that Of previous sea-
sons. and there has no; been the /
usual amount OF interest in the con-
tests. University oil Richmond is out .
or tho association to stay. and under |.
no circumstances will tn. Spiders re-
enter. even should ovortures he made
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
Currency Scarce in rb;,,onin.

WN-NILA. NOV. IN.-Alu was asked
or the Legislature toward solving the
situation resulting from ahortaEe or
currency In the Philippines today by
ihc Philippine Chamber OF CONNIE rec
y resolution adopted Said tina: due to
tn" currency shortage and othcr
reasons. there EXISTS Il general grava
paralysis OF business and large crops
are IN danger OF being lost" Speedy
rrmcnlcs to prevent general bank
ruptcy are consi dercd impcratjva, the
resolution added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
MAY LEMGTHEN SCHEDULE
American and National Leagues VIII
Consider Plan To- Play IGS
Games Instead oI iJJ.
Iby NHSUtIHINN I"ItSF.
NEW YORK Nov, lk--N hen

Z W N!STtIHIN'I F-IFSF.
NEW YORK. Npv, When the
major leagurs hold their annual
meetings in February they viii con
!der proposition TO leagthru each
teams schedule to les games in
stead or l5t. a. heretofore. it was
learned today.
Proponents OF the plai! argued that
since many Of the teams are allowed
10 play on sunday on their HON.
grounds. the season would not b.
uMduly heightened by the proposed
change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
EyccntINc Commlttce Mcr1.

The special meeting today is not
tho only matter OF Importance 20 be
discussed by representatives of the
association. The executive commit
tee Will meet in the office OF a. Tay-
Tor Pitt, In the Mutual Building. at
II o'clock. The cases OF Jones anr
White, two William and Mary play
crs. will be discussed
The eligibility OF these men haa
been the subject q! much conycrsa-
tiun, and the executive committee
VIII settle the question Of whether
or not the Indians were justified in
playing them against Lynchburg Col
lcSc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
WOULD EXEMPT INCOME
ON MORTGAGES FROM TAX
National llody Of Real Esstatc board.
VIII Hiring. Pressure TO Dear on
COnCreSS,
BY Associated Press.
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Hv AssOcIated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. lS.--That a de-
tcrInincd effort will be made Nv the
National Association of Zeal Estate
Boards to induce Congress to exempt
the income on mortgages from the
operation of the income tax. was in
dicated here today by a. J. Kelly, Jr.
president OF the Pittsburgh real es-
tate board. and chairman 81 the leg is
lation committee OF the national or
EaniZation. The object, Mr.. Kelly
added, was to stimulate building con-
struction and relieve existing housing
conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
JACK DUNN DISPLAYS
Il SHOULD WORRY" SIGN
baltimore Manager llns Nearly Eu-
tire io2o Team Under Contract
for season OF 1921.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. is.-With
virtually his entire team signed up.
the same players who won the cham
pionshtp OF the International League
for the Orioles tn. last two seasons
and the inierlcaguc sc1ics with the
81. Paul. American Association club,
this fall. Jack Dunn. manager OF the
Ealt more ciuo. is not worrying about
next years baseball problems. His
team very probably will train at
Goldsboro, y. c.. next spring. IL was
understood today. il some improve
inents he dcsires in the clubhouse
are made.