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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

Gplsndid addresses and reports
- the various clubs In the 14th
l1otyiet, marked the convention Of
I 1fvefict convention Of the Federa-
~ os Woman's clubs which closed
3 two days mesting In Rossville
Jostardey, ~ the best ever held.
&ologaGes returning are more than
ever impressed with the signih-
cance Of club work and It's benefits
ID the community, ~ service may
~ considered the key note OF the
61nventton. Rock Island Woman's
Gub VS. represented By tho presi-
lat, Mrs. W. J. Sweeney, who was
Seoesrday elected president Of the
district for term Of two years. the
corresponding secretary OF the dis
ffiet, Mrs. C. L. Thompson, Mrs. j.
r, Garrison Q delegate and Miss
Marietta Hherrard OF Sherrard, one
r. he charter members OF the Rock
lslaud club. Mrs. Garrison will
make the convention report at the
Nay meeting Of Rock Island Wom-
as club.
The convention opened Thursday
Afternoon. Miss Nollie McEuiry OF
Moline. president OF the Moline
club was the principal speaker for
the opening afternoon. Her subject
was Recreation" Mrs. A. s. Ed
ward of Moline, vice president OF
the 18th district, responded to the
address of welcome. Mrs. G. G.
Sloan of Moline, Rock Island coun-
u president told Of the district in
dustrial and social conditions. The
district has completed its quota for
the Illinois cottage endowment
fund, and the sum OF $77960 has
been given in the district for the
silver Jubilee fund.
Mrs. d. A. Whitman Of Monm slth,
the treasurer, in her report showed
that tho receipts for the year were
ezS3.31 and the disbursements
e1S6.34, leaving q balance OF $S597.
The Sherrard club was one of the
0ye new organizations formed this
year, making q total Of rs clubs.
Mrs. Mary G. Ogden OF Moline was
AoxAAC0 CA0iA Ll0h Ol thC lCoOiutioh
committee. Resolutions passed will
b. reviewed at the various club
meetings throughout the state.
Mrs. William H. Hart Of Benton,
whom Mrs. Sweeney succeeds as
pfesident, was the main speaker at
the evening meeting Thursday. Her
talk was along the lines of the
wprthfulness Of club work and what
women of the country are doing for
their communities through their
clubs. She emphasized the broad
ness OF a club woman's life, how to
be successful In this work she must
be . good homemaker and church
worker as we'll, and be a good loser.
She urged further and more extern
sive efforts In bringing about strict
law enforcement, practical Ameri-
canixation work. and spoke against
{ the use of cosmetics, gambling and
the use of cigarets.
Springfield is to invite the dis
trict meeting there in two years. it
10 reported. Mrs. Sweeney will be
taken into the state board at the
meeting to be held in Chicago on
May %. preceding the state con-
vention at the Drake hotel on May
- and Is.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

MIS-. Sophie Liedtko will Kive 4
cof1ee Tor the benefit OF the Fred
{. Schaffner auxiliary at her home.
14Sa Twentieth avenue. Monday ey-
ening, at 8 o'clock. All members
and friends are cordially invited -
attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
ThOmDsOn.Relknan.

Miss Eva J. Belknap and Daniel
thompson, both Of Peoria, were
united in marriage by Justice d. !.
Cleland at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Mckay of 326 Fourteenth
street, Wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock. They will make their new
home in Peoria,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
CHARGES CRUELw

Cnafsing cruelty, Cora rtb.,
MI. Miller OF Rock Island today filed
SUIT ior divorce from Franz Wss
ley Miller In circuit court Thev
~: s married Nov. "a, 1920 and
l0eo together until Nay 1. 1871
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
FOR CHINA POST,

Washington, May Z. - DR.. Jacob
Gould Schurman, former president
of Cornell. is understood to have
been chosen by President Harding
as minister to China.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
Ceremonial Is POSTPONED.

Zal Caldron Of Moline announces
the postponement of its spring cere-
monial one week. The affair was
to have been held Tuesday, but will
now be held on May II. Members
OF Amoo caldron are invited to at
tend the ceremonies, and those ex-
pecting to attend are asked to have
their reservations in to Mrs. Essie
Flood by May IA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

After this date I will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Cora e. Miller.
FRANK w. MILLER.
May Z, 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

Following is the schedule for the
rehearsals Of hte tri-city chorus for
the week:
Tuesday. 7:30-Augustana gym
nasium. full rehearsal Rock Island.
Moline and Davenport divisions.
wednesday. $50 - Augustana
chapel, women OF Rock Island and
Moline 1880. men OF Rock Island
Moline and Davenport
Thursday. 7:15-Music center.
DAVENPORT, women Of Davenport.
1:S6. Music Center. full rehearsai
Osvenport division.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
Aid Meets ut Curtis Plare.

Mrs. Fl. E. Curtis was g very
charming hostess to the ladies' aid
society Of Broadway Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at
Curtis Place" The ladies busted
themselves with sewing and quilt
ing and refreshments were served
at a later hour. Six new members
were received into the society at
the meeting yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
Sale and PLAY n Susc.ss

Inc play. The Revolt" given by
the Laura Marquis guild OF the
south Park Presbyterian church
last evening was well presented
WITH zach member Of the cast TAX
ing her part splendidly. A pro-
Ernm was given before the presen-
tatson OF the play. Mrs. Carl F..
bauer gaze q piano solo. Elmer
0cherer q violin number and Miss
Dorothy Angie favored with a vocal
sslection: Following the play q
sale was sponsored. where aprons.
fancy articles and bakery goods
we're sold. The play and sale was
quite . success.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
Crispin. offmanu Ene,~rme,t.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hoffmaun Of
ll17 Forty-second street announce
~ engagement and approaching
i9arrlAge Of their daughter, Miss
gqoA1A to John Cfispin OF Moline.
- Wedding will b m event Of
lonxay 1ext week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

Al The nsws All the eims-rh,
AKA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
VIRGINIA TECH MAY
MEET CENTRE HERE
Tech Alumni Anxious to Have
Richmond as Battle Ground
for 1922 Game.
SPECIFICATIONS NOW UNDER WAY
Tentative Arrangements Already
Made for Singing Gnnc mt Mnyo
lslnnd Park Third or Fourth Sat-
urtiRy In October.

Centre Colleges praying Coioncls"
and Virginia Polytechnic Institute
may play their annual football game
IN tichmond next fall at Mayo Is
iand Park. Announcement to this
erect was made yesterday afternoon
ny Icch alumni, who are anxious tS
nave this city the battle ground for
me Dig game. Negotiations now are
uhder way for the struggle and those
uchihu the movement are authority
lor inc statement that barring %
Few minor details the game will take
place
Tech and Centre Have Contract.
sally Miles. graduate manager of
" i. l.. has taken the matter OF
arranging the game up with Major
Lawrence r. Price. an alunnus of
Tech. and the latter stated yesterday
several details had been settled. Viz
Ginia Tech already has signed con
tract with Center College for Il game
IN virginia. tho place to be dcsig-
mated by the Virginia institution
Three Cities After Gnmr.
Norfolk. Roanoke and Lynchburs
have been seeking the game, but /;
is not though, that either Of the
three cities viii land It. Tech up-
pears in Norfolk annually against
North Carolina state College, meets
V. NJ !. in Roanoke \and encounters
Washington and Lee in Lynchburg.
Richmond alumni! naturally are In
favor OF the game being played here.
while authorities at Tech also favor
Richmond.
The gam. win take place the third
or fourth Saturday In October, and
tentative arrangements FOR staging
II here already have been made. W.
Il. bradley. who controls Mayo Island
Park. has declared he viii aid in
every possible way 10 make the game
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
WINNING HORSES MEET
WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION
Atlanta S Grand Circuit Sea.
son Closes With Five Events.
Cccrs First in One.
[By Associntcd rrcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. oct. a9-T'he 1921
grand circuit season was brought to
Il close here today with most of the
winners having easy times in their
races. Emma Harvester, driven bv
Pitman, took the pos trot in straight
heats. The Deputy Sheriff. pilotcd by
Whitehead, won the 2:li pace in :,
similar manner. and Gecrs driving a
bay Selding named after him took
the 2:l5 trot, by winning two heats
after coming in NTH. The 2:IO
southern trot went to Miss Parkwood
driven 10y Midbo. and Eva I.ahur
won the 2:20 Southern ,rot. unfinished
yesterday. Sanardo failed in AN at
tempt TO lower the local track record
OF 1889, made by Single c.. last year.
EOS class trotting, purse. $1,000:
Emma Harvester, IL. IN, by
The Harvester OPitman) ! l
l.. Colorado. b. H.. by Colo
raao +. tC"N), ......... . .
WIKI WIKI, b. &, Anvil
tGeerS) Observation-Disclosures. 3 3 Z
Charley Rex, br. T.. by Re-
creation CWhitchcad) go. 3 4
Main Lick, blk. r.. by Main
e, u.."l hoinas) .......... i
Time, 2:0i 81; 2:oGl o:o6 a.
2:l5 class trotting. purse. 81 900:
Geers. h. &, by Etowah.
tGecrs) ........ |
The Laurel Hall, br h., by
Peter the Great CoX) DIR
Marie Cecil Watts b. m, by
Genera! Watts tt'ishcr) . = .
Harvest Horn. II. n by The
Harvester t0sborm ~ :; 4 :
Lady Byng. br. m, by Bin
jollo CThomas) . :: &
Time. 20. l-2; @:Ill-i: a:l1l-i.
";li class pacing. purse. $500:
The Deputy sheriff. l.. T.. by
Sheriff Dan CWhithcaD -. / l
Cy Custer. l.. -. by cyrus
Pointer tkccncr) " . .
Nellie s. ID. m. tStilcs) = 3
Seth *. &. r.. by Black Night
q. RussclD ........ , 4 4
Time. 2:09 Ia: 2:ll IL: 2:O9I-l
T" beat track record of 1859: Sa :
nardo. b. T.. by San Francisco (Cox)
time. 80 81.
$40 class ;rot,ins for Southern
horses. $500 added:
Miss rarkwood. hr. M. by
farkwood Midb") ...3 !
1 Harry liawkcr. rh b., by
Bordelon CWhitchcad) 80 / .
Sir Douglas Har. h. H.. 10y
Peter the Great (Stilcs) 4 ? Dir
Sina!cO IL. T.. by Silko Neus-
SclI) ................ 3
Time. 2:13-i; 2:lOl-4: 2:llI-2;
els IL.
2:2o Southern trot. $500 added, un-
finished from yesterday:
Eva Bahur. hr M. by Mar
vel Bahnr Ccox) .......7 3 1 /
MiiZi Lcck. II. m. by Echo
Todd irahamD .....l . 4 =
Louis :. 70. Il. by al Stan
ICY tSettlc) ............2 DIR
Peter Bean, b. -. by Peter
Montgomery tBcam ....3 ; ( DIR
Time. 2:li ii; 2:I3 Ii; 2:l3 IL;
-:i53-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
SYRACUSE OUTCLASSED
BY PITTSBURGH ELEVEN
Iny AasoelaieA rress.l

ftTTSHtHGii. PA. oct. 22.-Tho
sn''Hrs!ty OF Pittsburgh outclasScd
he Syracuse University football team
'cre today, and tnc PaIuhcrs banked
re boys from New York State, win
ling an easy victory. 80 10 o. TIL.
'itt backs gained At will through the
3ne or around ends working q per
Get double pass many times. on tho
liner hand, the syracuse blackwell
h"h Were unable TO gain at an
through the Pitt line. the visitors be-
NJ tAro"n Tor losses practically
Very time they tried FOR n run
sround the ends or of tackle All tnn
'%racuse advances. and they arc tcw.
"cr. registered on forward pass.s.
AFFINITY 10 solve their opponents' al,
.act, ana costly fumblcs by syracuse
"cks brought tho victory TO tho
Santhers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Church. Hill Athletes
Will Hold Meeting

Church IIill Athletic Club. twice
winners of the amateur baseball
championship of Richmond, will
hold - reorganization meeting next
Tuesday night in the home OF DIR.
william II. Parker. With the
baseball season history the club
Will turn it's attention 10 winter
sports. Chief interest among the
members OF the club is basketball.
With several of last seasons vet
Grams in the city. wcil-balanccd
team is expected.
That the members OF the East
End organization may be found
playing indoor baseball this win
ter is probable. Several games
have been played by various teams
III the H"witzcrs' .Armory recently.
and large crowds have attended.
The meeting will be open TO any
Richmondcrs Interested in ath-
lctics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
BESTS ILLINOIS STATE.
lBy Associated Press

uRBANA. ONO. Oct. 22-Wiscon-
SINS cardinal-c clad warriors cstab-
lished themselves in the race for the
western Conference football cham
pionship today. when they defeated
Illinois. 20 TO o. in one of the most
ragged games played in the confer
encc this season.
me defeat was Illinois second In
the championship race. and il viz
'u"liE eliminated them from further
consideration. F;xcept for -thc Grst
period. when Illinois outplnved rho
badgers, Wisconsin was master Of
thc situation. Illinois, defeated by
io"a week ago. came dangerously
near scoring with forward passes in
the hrst period. but never threatened
AFTER that Wisconsin's three touch
no" MS except one, were largely the
result of Illinois misplays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
AUGUSTA CADETS AND
WOODBERRY FOREST TIE

CHAtLOTTESVILL VA, Oct %.
AS curtain-raiser to the Virginia
johns Hopkins contest on Lambeth
Field today. Woodberry Forest and
Augusta Military Academy locked
horns in their annual football game
The score was TO 0.
For three quarters Mother team
seriously threatened its opponets'
goal, but during the final period
Woodbury. kept Augusta on the
defense most of the time and would
probably have scored had she not
made several costly f,Imblcs, one on
Augustus clevcn-yard line.
inc defensive playing vi McClana-
han and Mercer for Woodberry, and
the offensive work OF Clemens for
a. NJ. y. featured the contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Tennis Tournament
Is Nearly Completed

Miss Elizabeth Warren and Pey-
ton Fleming advanced to the
finals in the mixed tennis doubles
at The Country Club OF Virginia
yesterday. by beating Miss Is. Rog-
crson and 7. Dengston. Go. 6-i.
Miss Warren at one time held the
womcn's tennis title 1T the Country
Club of Virginia. Paired with
Fleming she showed flashes Of hc-
old-timc form yesterday
Miss Warren and Fleming wili
meet Robb and Mrs. Taylor in the
final round this. week. The mixed
doubles tournament is AN innova-
tion at the local club this year
and the tournament proved a sue
cess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
SOUTHERN GOLF TITLE
DOES NOT CHANGE HANDS
Mrs. David Caut Beats Mrs,
III. l.. Beck in Final
Match.
Inv Associnied pressl

ATLANTA, GA. Oct. 22.-Mrs.
David Gaut. of Memphis, is the South
crn woman champion for another
year as the result OF her victory over
Mrs. l.. II. Beck. Atlanta. here today
in the final match of the Southern
womcn's Golf Association ;ourna-
mcnt. The score was seven UP and
six 10 play.
The Memphis player we'll deserved
the title for She won her way through
five matches in the tournament with
out playing beyond the thirteenth
hole. and only reaching the thirteenth
in one match. on Friday when Mrs
#. Il. Williams carried her beyond the
twelfth. her usual stopping stage. In
all five matches, Mrs. Gaut lost only
four holes.
Mrs. Beck appeared nervous as
she started on the final round. Mrs.
Gaut. playing her usual steady game.
took the first three holes, outdrivinS
her opponent. The fourth was
halved and the Mcmphian took the
nth and sixth increasing her lead
to five up. Mrs. Beck here put up
rally and succeeded in haiving the
last three holes OF the outward Jour
ncy. standing five down at the turn.
Coming I'm Mrs. Gaut Increased her
lead TO six UP By taking the tenth
hole. She had Il longer tee shot than
her opponent. and was ten feet from
the pin In three, Mrs. Beck taking
four To reach the green. Each took
two puts. The eleventh was halrcd.
The game was ended on the twelfth.
The drives OF both were ABOUT even.
but Mrs. Beck's brassie went into
trap and Mrs. Gaut was short with an
iron. The champion pitched on
twenty feet from the cup. but the At
lanta player played out the trap into
another She came out over the cup
in four. missed the putt. and when
Mrs. Gaut putted UP dead for 1--WE.
they shook hands.
The 1922 tournament will be held
at Birmingham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
BELIEVE TENDLER WILL
NOT FIGHT LEONARD

NEW YORK. oct. 22.-I.ew Tend.
,cr defeat last night by the rugged
hulia'o lightweight. Rocky Kansas.
hehcFcd To have destroyed any
chhhceS the lhil idciphian might have
had I" engage in Il championship hour
with Benny Leonard
Inc Quaker city boxer hrd been
nEiing for q bout with Leonard for
many months. His one chancc--the
SchcduI"d bout at Philadelphia fade
when Leonard hurt his hand train
hf. ana Lew sought 10 prove his
tbIlity against rocky.
Leonard defeated Kansas In twelve
ROUNDS last winter. hut the Buffalo
BOY took The champions Furnishing
blows and remained the limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

HOLY CROSS EASY FOR
GEORGETOWN ELEVEN

WORCESTER, MASS. Oct %
GEORGETOWN rode rough shod over
HOLY Cross on f!tton Field today and
gained n firm grip on the Catholic
soiicse football championship Of the
East The score was % To :.
Inc HOLY Cross touchdown ci.ine
~ the nrst period when u tricky wind
Sfirrled the ball away from DufuuF.
"hp barely touched it. ANA Eiopc! fell
IN the pigsk!n across The goal Inc.
AZ no-o;hcr time was Holy Cross
dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
MISSISSIPPI a. AND NJ.
DROPS ONE TO TULANE

NEW ORLEANS, La, oct; ~ nm
zane University won a s.uea,iop.,l
victory over Mississippi! 4. & NJ. her.
ms afternoon, forward pass in IN.
last minute of play, giving the locals
4 Touchdown and ii 7-to-O victory
Inlane had tried many forward passes
iurlhS the game. but pr.ctiCai,
very one had been brokcn up until
me maj minute when Fall Back l..
sehc!s sn"' a magnificent pass %.
twenty yards right INTO the mann.
II Half Back Ford. who was behiud
~. q ". goal. AT the time OF In.
pass Tulane was on the Agcie.
eightyard line.
Score by periods:
Mississippi =, & NJ. 30 o q U-l
iulare ........... q u T.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Minn@sota Heat. Indiana.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 22.--Rcsorting
TO forward passes and punting. the
University of Minnesota today de-
teated the University ofNndiana, to
0 Although Indiana was defchted.
she was not out fought, ana com
pelled Minnesota to fight for every Inch
OF ground gained. MinnesOta's goal
was threatened In tho nnal period
when Kyle, fun back for indiana.
carried the ball to Minnesota's i've
yard line. but the visitors failed to
gain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Hampden- Sidney, !; University o:
Richmond, r.
Cornell 81: Colgate. :
Michigan. Q; Ohio State, IA
Washington and Jefferson. "A; lie
high. Z.
Yves, Virginia, .; BuckneH. ..
Pittsburgh, 50: Syracuse. o..
Sewanee, :; Alabama, o.
Pennsylvania. u: V. NJ. l.. :.
Dartmouth. 81; Columbia. :.
Maryland. 10. V =. l., :.
Yale, IA: Army. =
Harvard. Il: Penn State. 81.
Georgia. Il; OgIethorpe. ..
Tennessee. .: Florida o.
Chicago. 8; Princeton, 0.
Georgetown, rs; Holy Cross. I.
Centre College. IS: TransyIvania, 0.
Georgia Tech, IS: Rutgers. II.
University OF oklahoma. IS. Wash
ington University, IL.
Hiram, G: Oberlin. J.
Wooster. Il: Case. 3.
Marietta, 10; Thicl. O.
Denison. II: Ohio University. !.
Butter. 80; Earlham. Z.
Minnesota. {: Indiana. o.
University OF South. IS: presbytc-
rian College OF South Carolina. o.
Washington and Lee, SO; Morris
Harvey, Z.
No,re Dame. :; Nebraska. o.
University OF Cincinnati, IFS: Ken
lucky Wesleyan. ..
Wittcnburs. !; Western Reserve. o
Western State Normal. (Mich.l, Il;
Michigan AGgies. ~.
Kansas. II; Iowa State, :.
University OF Virginia. Is; Johns
| Hopkins. :.
New York University, :; Wesleyan
University, :.
Rensselaer,, %; stevens. 0.
Hobart. II. Hamilton, o.
! Davidson. 81; womord. o
! Kansas Aggics. : Missouri. =.
! University of Kansas, o. Oklahoma
| hggies. :.
The Citadel. :; Erskinc. -
William and Mary, q: Wahc For.
est. H.
Akron. g: Ohio Northern. :.
MuskinGun %: lilo Graude, "a.
Vanderbilt. 20; Tcxas University. u
KOS" Poly Tech. o: ST. Navier. ~
Miami, 80; Ohio Wesleyan, o.
Kenyon. o: Mount Union. o.
Kalamazoo College. p: Northwest.
ern Of Napcrvile of Indiana. 0.
SietSon, o: Rollinps. I3.
University OF Colorado. 10; Unlycr
sity of Denver.
University OF rtah II; colorad,
! University o: Wyoming. II: colo
RAD" school OF Mines. !.
pupauw. III: 81. Louis. =
North Dakota. 2l; South Dakot;
University. @
Whitman. u: College of Idaho. I3.
Harvard. II, Penn State. 81
'amr Eenn!n2 oGcorgia). : Au
Amherst. 10. Massachusetts Asri
cultural College o.
University Of Mainc. :; Bates. :.
fruits. q; Norwich. o
i'owdoin. IL; Colby. e
boSton University IL Trinity. o.
Wisconsin, 10. Illinois. o.
Tulane. : Mississippi \. < A.. r
University of Chattanooga. &c
'"""rd Collcg" sof Birmingham. 2.
Middlehury. : Williams. 3
Niuhn"va, 8; Catholic rnivcrsity. I
MuhIenherr. II. Gettysburg. 10.
f"chcSt"r, IS. Union. =
FRANKLIN ANA Marshall :. Sv.ar,h
more 6.
Mew Hampshire college. II; Yer
Dickinson %; rrsinus. o
Susquehanua, 20 GaIlaude,.
f"nna Military College. &c: WASH
) 'ngt"n Dn.v"rsiiy. :.
: WASHINGTON and Ice, 80, Morri
Harvey.
Johns nopkns. Z: University q
virginia. IL.
I y, Newpor, News ship Yara An
pren'ices S; University OF Va. Fresh
men -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
FAIL TO AGREE ON
BASKETBALL DATES
Especial 10 The Times. Dispntch.

DANNILLE. VA, Oct. 2..-Thc COM
mittcc appointed to draw Il schedule
Tor the Western District high school
basketta all teams failed to agree on
one at their session today. Sydney
u. Hall, Danvillc. ana IT, Barnettc
Roanoke. held conference. but they
could not agree on fiXturcs.
l'arnctt presented a schedule which
had the consent of the Lynchburg
committee member, but Hall would
not agree To the schedule. claiming
that too much was expected of Dam
vile. Another meeting Of the full
committee Will be held. The first
game Will be played January eth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Notre Dame Earns victory.

SOUTH BEND. IND, Oct. 22.-Notre
Dame earned "A Ito victory over Ne
braska today In one Of the most stub.
bornly contested football games OF the
year. Offensive and defensive work OF
the Notrc Dame line stood out. Nebraska
fnevcr was within scoring distance and did
not make a first down until the third
quarter. Tho Cornhuskcrs made hut
three first downs during the entIre game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Georgia Douns or,.,,,.

ATHENS. GA. oct, .a.--C;eoreia
University defeated og!.thorpe. J..
Z" o. her" today. the rctrcis ho,diny
the Georgia substitutes u to g in mo
irSt ha'i hut welding two touch
GOWNS "h'p 'ohch Stegcrnan sent
mhry "i his regulars n later. paig.
i;ennctt snatchcd a forward na.s ,rd
raced across FOR G.orcia's hrs, ,ou.h.
down. and Hartley bucked over for
the other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
IND OR BASEBALL GAME
WON BY HOWITZERS

old king Winter" having driven
the baseball tosEcrs 10 gymnasium
work indoor baseball viii he ono Of
the features OF Richncnd's winter
sporting calendar. The Merchants
National Bank and the Richmond
lIowiizcrs played yesterday afternoon
la III: HowitZers' Armory, ;hc soldiers
winning. 10 to J.
-. l.. Rice served tn. Howitzcrs L
lot OF speed and the ariilicrymeu ate
II UP.