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The New York herald., 1921-08-22
BOY SHOT IN ABDOMEN.
Man Says He Used shotgun,
Police Differ with Him.

Edward Van Blarcom. IL year old son
OF Charles Van Blarcom, OF westwood.
N. j.. was shot In the abdomen yes
terday and Is in serious condition In
Hackensack Hospital. Edward Ortn,
25. who has a chicken farm near West
wood. is said by the police to have ad-
mitted shooting the boy accidentally
while firing at a hawk. but they declare
the boys wound is bullet wound. while
Orth said no fired shotgun. Orth
was arrested
Van Blarcom and several other boys
were standing on the edge OF a pond
opposite Orth's farm when the bullet
struck him.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
TWO HURT IN AIRPI.ANE.

Two men were injured yesterday
when an airplane landed on the ground
too suddenly at North Wertland and
Hillside avenues. Queens. Russell Hol-
dcrman, 35, Of North Wertland avenue.
owner Of the machine. which IS used TO
take passengers on short flights, sur
fered abrasions Of the face and nose.
Harry Basley. 80. OF l 1.22s East Ninety
second street, Brooklyn. received a frac-
ture OF the nose and was removed TO
jamaica Hospital.
The airplane was damaged only
slightly
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED.

AIBANY. Aug 2>.-The State Depart
ment OF Education has just made public
the names of high school pupils eligible
for the university scholarships awarded
annually by the department. Each
scholarship is for a State grant OF 800
year for four years.
on the list are the names of 2si young
men and women in Manhattan. 1913 in
The Bronx, sos in Brooklyn, 81 in
Queens and 42 In Richmond. total of
s5s In the five boroughs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
GERMANY INVESTING
ITS MONEY ABROAD
Stock Speculation and Dump
ing of Marks Accompany
Abrupt Fluctuations.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD
cop,,riobt. 1921, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
BERLIN Aug. Fl.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22

ss74ooo Jan to date sls72 $4,000 ss277s5Sooo
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
ONDS IN NEW YORK STC

WEEK ENDED AUGUST 20. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
tBy Associated Prose-

NE" YORK. Oct. Io.-GcncraI
'rnando Diaz. who led the armies
vi i'"iS 10 victory I'm the great war
WIS wcicomed to Now York tod, q
Win cheering unsurpassed since rho
CITY haiied the military mon n,
america on their return from ,bo
battiefields of Franco. Thousand,
OF his own countrymcn, rceiden, :,
the Italian colonies of the civ
shouted viva Diaz" ana "vivn
Italia" with volatile fever. as Tho
general rode through three miles Of
the business streets to his hote,
Office workers In downtown sky
ecrapcrs showercd tho PROCESSION
with confetti. paper and flying
streams of ticker tape, reyivin,.
memories of the great celebration
when the armisticc was signed,
Shoppers along Fifth Avenue crowd
cd the sidewalks to hail the passipr
hero with such an cnthuiasism that
General Dinz remarked the spirit VIVA
akin to that OF his own countrymen.
city. Stnte md Nation Represented.
The city. State and nation were
officially represented In the party
that welcomed General D!az, ma he
stepped from the gangway of the
Giuseppe Verdi To th army .ur
Lexington. which brought him past
the Statue OF Liberty to n landing
at the battery.
Six dcstroycrs escorted the gen
cral up the bay. This short trim
was hcraldcd BY the booming of n
cannon salute from Fort Jay and in
rcssant cheers from Italians aboard
harbor craft in the flotilln or well
come.
The new battleship Maryland,
passing close by, dipped her colors
In salute. while her crew was drawn
up at quarters
Standing upon the bridge OF the
Lexington. better to view the lofty
skyline OF lower Manhattan. tho
general. surrounded by his aides and
American military and naval OIL
GERS. saluted the Statue of Liberty.
cheering that was not stilled un
Ill the notes OF the Star SpangIcd
Banner swept over Battery Park
began rs soon rs the party landed.
welcomed by IIyInnd and woods.
FROM the Battery. the Italian war
rior was driven up lower broadway
TO city Han Park. where Mayor Ivy
lhnd and Lieutenant Governor Woods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
GENERAL IAZ, "SAVIOR OFF
Justify WELCOMED TO NEW YOR1
Cheering Unsurpassed Since City Hailed Military Nc
OF America on Their Return From Battlciel,s Of
France-City, State and Nation Represented.

welcomed him to the city and 81, Il
Everywhere the green. white ana rJ
,ricolor or Italy flow beside al
American emblem. Each Yankee chcJ
was matched by bravo" or 'vIvn|
The stern manner of master diI
ciplinarian that military history h;
associated with this imam Of dcstinJ
and savior of Italy" was missing q,
day. Short In stature and agile d
one hair his sixty years. General Di.
bore happy micp. smiling alwa \
and recognizing salutations with gr;
cious bows.
So active was he In Acknowledged
the greetings that the general wi,
latiSued when he entered his hot
suite. He decided To devote tho cI
tire afternoon to rest.
tomorrow morning he will no
Oyster Bay to place n wreath upo
the grave of Theodore Roosevelt. nm
then devote the afternoon to cnio,
Ing the sights Of New York. Sever
italian societies have arranged ct
tcrtninments for him before his a,
parture for Washington next Sunda,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20

Richmond Boy to Lead
Hampden- Sidney Nine

Especial to The Times Dispatch. !
HAMPDEN-SIDN VA. oct.
l9.--Hugh Brcnaman. of Richmond.
star twirler of the Hampden- Sid
ney baseball team for the last two
seasons, was elected captain of
next years team at Il recent meet
ing of the letter men OF the team.
Prospects are bright for one Of
ihe best teams in the history of
the college.
Nine letter men are in school
TINS year. including Attaya. Brcn-
ainan. Luke. Sanders. Lush. pnv.
kilmon. Smith and Hunt, Several
men with prep school experience,
ana Watson. who played short
stop for the University of Maine
freshman nine last year. also are
attending college.
An abundance of pitching ma
terial is at hand, in addition TO
Brenaman and Luke Buchanan,
who pitched for Grccnbricr Mill
tary Academy; China" Carter,
formerly twirlcr for one OF the
best amateur teams in Richmond.
and Hoidcrby, who pitched for
Sunnysidc High School. all will he
candidates for the nine this sea-
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
WASHINGTON AND LEE
ELEVEN IS GIVEN REST
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch


LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. l9.-Follow-
ing strenuous week of training and
inc RutEers game Saturday. Coach
Kaftery continued to allow the Gem
crais n rest up with only n slight
workout today. Though in no way
crippled badly. the varsity Is suf-
ferinE from few minor injuries and
bruises.
Potts. tackle. and Mcdonald. full
pack, arc out temporarily. the for
MGR with broken hand and the
later with strained knee. but they
VIII both be back In the game in
lew days. The Morris-IIarvcy
samc mere next Saturday Will not be
so strenuous, and part of the first
team will be on the bench.
;. The team already is working with
us eye on the V. L. |. game in Lynch
purS on the 10Th expecting an unusu-
ally hard fight on that day.
Today's practice consisted Of n
iiSht workout for the varsity. while
team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
PETER MANNING FAILS
TO BREAK HIS RECORD
Bay Cclding's Time for Mile
a, Atlanta Track Is
1850 Sd.
IEy Associatcd Press. /

ATLANTA. GA, oct. lo.-Littlc
competition for the winners was de-
yeloped in the Grand Circuit races
here today. In the ,2:i2 trot The
Great Nolo easily outclasscd the field
ana won in straight heats.
In the free-for-all tIot Cox. who
had pilotcd The Great Volo, drove u.
| Colorado to three successive victories,
though he was pushed in the second
| heat by Charley Rex and compcllCdl
TO step mile in 2:0i ga.
Edna Early. driven by Thomas, won
inc iirst two heats Of the 2:O3 pace
pretty much as she pleased. but was
OUTRAGED by Hazel kcutncr in the
third heat.
Marie Cecil Watts. owned and
driven by George Fisher. OF Nashville.
won the 2:15 trot for southern horses
IN straight heats, being pushed right
10 the wire in each event by Cherry
Able. handled by George Stiles, OF
Rome. Ga.
Peter Manning. bay gclding. OF tho
Murphy stables, was sent against the
local track record OF 1859 and Incl
worlds trottinE record OF 1851 IL
made fortnight ago at Lexington.
but the best Murphy could do with
him today was 80 81.
Summaries:
oids: purse. $500 added; two in three
The Great volo. b. H.. by Poter
sillaGer. b. h.. 'I by sll;o isrurphyj J !
Margc the Great. h. M. by Peter
Time, 2:0S Ia, 2:1o Ii.
2:OS class; pacing; purse. $1,000.
Wolverine Crhomas) ....1 / 2
Hazel Keutsner. b. m. by
NAL Wa,np u,,,l Hall Pitman)..,.. 2 /
StrnnnIvnnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
MISS CECIL LEITCH
SETS NEW RECORD
ley Assoclatcdp rnss1

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Miss Ccci,
Ileitch, holder of the British. French
and Canadian women.s golf cham.
pionships. today set n woman's course
record of &c for the Belle Calirc links,
IN winning her match in the club in
fitation tournament against Mrs NJ.
uecksher, OF the Piping Rock Club.
Miss Leitch, who won by Z and 4
Dettercd the former mark by two
strokes and took only three more
than par.
Her opponent in the scmi-fnal to-
morrow will be Miss Gicnna Col,ett
or providence. who eliminated Mrs.
ALEXANDER Smith. New York. and 1
Mrs. w. ~. Gavin. metropolitan
Shepard, Hartford, ; and 4. Mrs
Thomas Hucknell. New York, won
from Mrs. y. S. Rossin. OF the Belle
Claire Club, and q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
FAVOR|TE GOLFERS HAVE
CLOSE CALLS At ATLANTA
Exciting Matches Feature Bat.
tie for Womcn's Southern
Association Title.
CHAMPION WINS EASILY
Mrs. David Gaut, of Memphis. Has
Little Trouble heating Mrs. George
Harrington when Luttrr's Drives
Go Out of hounds.
IRy Associntcd prcss. l

ATLANTA. GA, oct. lg.-In the
race OF st!m breeze that made
playing rather uncertain, all of tho
1ay;ori,es in the woman's Southern
Golf Association came through the
second round championship play here
today, although several had close
9. Mrs. David Gaut. Memphis. de-
rected to have a hard battle with
Mrs. George Harrington, Atlanta.
noted Tor her long drives, defeated
the Atlanta woman, S and &. Mrs
Saut played steady game with
nothing of the sensational, and while
her opponents drives were frequently
t2hg and true. many others were out
first three holes ana was never in
danger.
AIRS. Henry z. Gc;smcr. Jr.. of Biz
mingham, playing Mrs. Dozicr Lown-
des, Atlanta. in the lower bracket.
put up n hard fight before succumb-
ing' to the Atlanta player, who was
Sohner-u up last year. Mrs. Lowndes
started with nine on the first hole
and the match was square at the
turn. Mrs. Lowndes was one up at
Che eleventh, one down at the four
icenth, squared II again on the If
iccnth, halved the sixteenth and won
the last two with perfect golf
Mrs: L. H., Beck, city champion of
Atlanta. had 4 comparatively easy
match with Mrs. II. Is Potts, OF Mem
phis. winning and :, while two
Other Memphis entries, Miss Christine
Tate and Mrs. = c. Humphrics. had
one. of the closest matches of the day,
the, former winning one up. The
match was square through the seven
teenth and both drives were alike
on the eighteenth. Miss Tatc's APP
proach was inside.
Results OF tho second round
matches today follow:
Mrs. David Gaut, Memphis defeated
Airs. George c. Harrington, Atlanta,
Miss Rosalie Mayer, Atlanta, de-
1eated Mrs Tom Paine Atlanta, up.
Mrs. 7. T. Williams. Atlanta. do
fSated Mrs. Howell Trczcvant, Mar
)Hita, Ga, and 1.
Mrs. l. II. Beck, Atlanta city cham
plon: won from Mrs. II. Il. Potts,
of Memphis. 70.
Mrs. Wyatt Hedrick. Fort Worth.
GeIeated Mrs. Ben Gatkins, Of At
In the third round tomorrow Mrs
Gaut meets Miss Mayer and Mrs
lic1-ick and Mrs. Williams compose
The other pair in the first bracket
Mrs. Lowndes playing Miss Dwycr
and Mrs. Beck playing Miss Tate
complete the second bracket. Semi
nnlals will be played l'rlda~ and the
hhals Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
SPIDERS HOLD SEVERE
sCR|MMAGE At STADIUM
First and Second Teams Are
Given Cruelling Work
out by Coaches.

Two Red and Blue elevens few Mt
cach other yesterday afternoon at
oi t1u' S uth fleid, Westhampton. in good
S.nurchman continued their grind for
me coming Saturday afternoon fracas
on tue University of Richmond bnttlc
SI,roumu. when the local eleven meets
lsoundy's fast-golng ilampden- Sidney
Coiissc aggregation. Techs handling
OF the Red ana Blue apparently has
r,rHI vnem with determination to
IstricHe, and since the Tigers arc
the next In lane genuine da sh pos
scSscs the players.
IRIS afternoons workout will bring
10 close the severe training for
gers Will hold mental practice. KNOW
ing the increased strength OF the
riVll TiEeEs against his men. Head
T ,i DobsoT Is proceeding eau
of play that will bring victory.
Thus far the University of Rich
mond machine has battlcd superior
FORCES. but Saturday they will be
placed on an equal footing. from ali
reports. with their opponents. Hamp-
n-Sidncy is reported as having "A
n mH,vh -. h9cktield than the Spiders.
though the difference i'm weight is
not expected to be as marked az in
the Tech encounter.
COMPARING scores OF this years
games the Farmvilic team and the
locals cannot be sized up. 1t is true
that the Tigers held Tech to n low
score. but that came early in the sea-
son; while Blacksburgcrs came to
Richmond wiser from all the cXpcr-
fence OF their run I'm with Centre and
running at top-notch form
Hamrdcn-S Sidney will arrive In
Richmond tomorrow night and will
establish headquarters ut the Rich
mond Hotel. At least five Richmond
boys will be In the party, md their
paving Saturday Will be noted with
keen interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
TRINITY COLLEGE OFFERS
STUDENTS NEW COURSES
Wrestling Already Started While Faculty Intends to
Secure Capable Boxer to Take Charge
of This Feature.

=, DURHAM. n. c., Oct. ia course
az Trinity College in connection with
inc physical training required of
GhtrE student. w. +. Bailey. of
Inariotte. member of the freshman
cHtss, is In charge of the course.
~, Under the athletic regulations at
irinity each candidate for q degree
must take three hours OF physical
lining week. Two hours of this
work consists in caljsthrnirs ,,nJnr
ND card or Assistant Coach Steiner.
me third hour is optional The
course in wrestling has been started
meet their requirement..
liaiicy who is in charge of the
work. has had instruction under tho
lUlulnE wEcStlers OF the country In
SharlottcV mat circles he is we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
FISHBURNE ACADEMY
HAS STRONG ELEVEN
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

WAYNESBORO, Oct. lo.-Wi;h
eight letter men back in school. and
with the added encouragement of n
very successful record so far. Coaches;
II irkpatrick and Dickson are conf
dent OF having winning football
team at Fishburne Miiitary School
thtS year.
me hrst game of the season with
tue washington ana Lee freshmen
resulted in a 1-to-Q victory for II,sh-
burn, while last Saturdays game
with the Woodbcrry Forest, one Of
the strongest prep school teams in
the state, ended in 4 0-to-O score.
iidrewcll's last years full back.
Is holding down his position in old
time form. while Branch half hack
OF the 1920 eleven, has been shifted
TO quarter, and has been playing his
nsuai GOOD game. Griffin, who played
here two years AFRO, has ncrformcJ
good broken field running in the
games thus far played
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
TRENTON PLAYER
WINS BILLIARD MATCH
[By Associated Prcss.l

P1lfLA nELPHIA. Oct. l9.-Alichacl
kovach. TreEton, y. J.. defeated Will
liam +. de Laugh. Philadelphia. in
INC hrst of today's match>s in the
tournament, 1875 to lO5. in sixty-six
innings. kovach's highest run was
"a In the thirty-cighth Inning Dc
i:anGh had Is in the s!xticth inning
hovach had Is scratches and DE
Laugh. lG. Walter Franklin. of KAN
sna City, defeated Jerome Kcourh
OF Rochester. y. Y, in tho SECOND
game, l25 points to 60 in seventeen
innings ' -
Frankiin's high run was rs in ,ho
seventh inning. and Eeouch's was lS
~ me sixteenth. Franklin had three
scratches and Ecough -four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
Many Human Ills Are Due
10 Impurities in the Blood
Pure Rich, Red Blood Nourshes the Body and Fights
Off Disease.
Waste Products Impurities Many Forms of Reuma
tism, Skin Disorders and n Lowered Vitality
How S. S. s. Clears the Blood of Waste Products.

Your system is continually taking
in nutrition and throwing off waste
products. This process goes on all
during life. But sometimes the or
gans do not properly function and
these waste products. instead OF pass
ing out through the pores Of the
skin. through the kidneys and
through the alimentary canal. are
absorbed in tho blood. Then tho blood
becomes poisoned. and cannot prop
crly nourish the system.
Ill health sets In. You may lose
your s,.o.htn anu vitality: or YOU
may have rheumatic pains in the
muscles and joints: or you may be
troubled with bad bolts. sores or
some other skin eruptions All be.
cause OF tho poisonous waste products
In the blood. mature now needs halp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20

known. having been up against
nink Gardner and Stcfansky. He
proposes to teach the Trinity men
me fundamentals of the art. In
struction started yesterday.
me Trinity athletic authorities
struction in boxing for men who dc
sire II. a student who has had
training with gloves will be secured
to direct the course
Inc purpose of this training is NOT
70 develop professional wrcstlcrs or
BOXERS, but to offer instruction which
VIII develop the body and may come
III mandy for selr-dcfcnse. at is
sood 10 Know some wrestier's holds
and some boxing. You don't know
whcn you are going to need It," said
Gap Gard. veteran gym man at Trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
DEFENDING SCHOONER
ARRIVES AT HALIFAX
icy Associated Press. ]

HALlFAN. y. s. Oct. l?.-I.ogring
500 miles from her home port. Giou-
ceStcr. Mass. to Sambro Light, off
Halifax, in forty-slX hours. the trim
looking fishing schooner Elsie de-
tender of the North Atlantic fisher
just before dusk
1T was q pretty good run" said
captain Marty Wclch, her skipper,
and the ship behaved nicely"
tomorrow the vessel will he over
hauled and relieved of damage and
unnecessary gear in preparation for
hcr first race with the Novn Scotiau
challenger, Blucnosc. SATURDAY.
Tho Hlucnosc will be taken out
for Il sail-strctching spin tomorrow.
provided her ovcrhaul;nE has bccn
completed and the weather is favor
a hlC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
BLUES MEET PARSONS
ON CRIDIRON SATURDAY

Tho football team OF the Richmond
Llrht Infantry Blues battalion Will
play the Union Theological Seminary
tcam saturday afternoon at Aiavo
Island Park. IT will be the first game
on the new gridiron. and marks the
initial appearance OF the "prechors"
on the football season this wear. They
mayo a We'll balanced eleven and one
tn"t promises 10 give good account
OF ITSELF against the Blues
toach Gresham. Of the Blues. has
been working hard to get his team
IN shape for the contest. and the
soldiers arc determined TO put M n
Stiil battle saturday. Two OF the
biueS regular players Will he out u
the lineup on account OF INJURIES
saturday. but the best available sub
S'tnies viii be showed into the
breach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
COLORED MINES PLAY
All ISLAND PARK TO-DAY

Colored baseball teams will omen n
series OF two games this afternoon
at Mayo Island Park. when the Back
arack Giants, of New York, and
''Hubc" Fosters American Cian,s az
Chicago, will battle Cor diamond
nonors. Both games will begin M
$50. The second contest will be-
played tomorrow.
Both contests will he under tho
supervision Of James T. Fry, manager
OF the Richmond Giants. Fry has
been trying to bring the teams 10
they are declared to be evenly
matched and the games should he
close affairs. This will be the first
time this year that two visiting
ton here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20

She has done her best but Is failing.
"A blood purifier should be used Mt
once to assist nature TO throw off
these waste products.
s. 8. S.. the standard blood puri-
her and system builder, Is the ideal
remedy in these cases. The effect
or 5. 5. S. Is to rid the system OF
the poisons which are causing the
trouble. For over so years S. S. S.
has proven TO be Of unusual merit
Get S. S. S. at your druggist. Usc
1t strictly according to directions and
write Chief Medical Director, Swift
Specific Co.. 721 S. s. 8. Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga. and let him help you
regain your health and strength. lie
Ia helping people every day. Ask him
to send you his illustrated booklet,
"Faets About the Bloodn-free. 8. s.
8, Ia sold by all drug stores-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
Old Folks Home Needs Money.

oiiicers and patrons OF the Afro
american Or Folks Home. 1ll5
Moore street. arc disturbed over the
lack of funds for prosecuting the
WORK during the winter The institu-
,ion Is purely charitable and is main
tanned by voluntary contributors
Tho work of the colorcd pcoplo as
Sociated with the operation of tho
institution is iRdorsed by Mayor Aims
he and by tho State Board of Chart
lies and Corrections. j. G. Randolph
Is the president and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
L1NCHBURC PREPARING
FOR FOOTBALL BATTLE
iSpoclal 70 The T'llncs- Dlspn,ch

NcliRCRG, VA. oct l9-ReD-
rcscntativcs o.: tho Washir,.ron -
Lee and virginia Tech football teams
were guests Of the Sports Corporation
mere tonight at informal banquet.
at which plans were considered for
the social and business features Of
tAc"!ootoall contests between tho two
teams October %. Alumni 81 hoth
institutions brought the Attendance.
90 50. The plans include a dance to
aug the game. as wei as other at
tentions to be given 10 visiting play-
crs ana students from the two
schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
Odd Yellow. Vice, Today.

The Northern Virginia odd Fellows
Association, composed OF lodges in
Alexandria. Accotink. Falls Church.
Clarendon Lorton. Dumfries, Indc-
pendent Hin. Lccshurg and Lovet,s-
Vile. will moct In annual conference
in Alexandria today. Patrick Henry
Lodge. OF Richmond. will be repre- :
scented mt the meeting by three vet
Grams of tho order. 7. ]. Haynes. past
grand patriarch. and Horace T.. Baker.
of Richmond. and George r. Jones.
or Richmond and Spotsylvania
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
Richard After Champs
Signature for Big Bout
[By Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Tex Richard.
poNir promoter, conferred with
Jack kearns. manager for Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion.
mere today In an effort to obtain
Oempsey's signature to n contract
Tor championship contest with
Jess Willard next July. Tho mon
Will confer again tomorrow.
Richard said. He will return to
New York tomorrow.
Willard already has signed for
the bout. No specific date has been
proposed for the contest and Rick
ard Is undecided as TO where il
would be held.
Willard has not boxed publicly
since he lost the championship to
Dempsey at Toledo two years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
LEADING BILLIARDISTS
WILL PLAY FOR TITLE
icy Associated press.l

NEW YORK. oct. I9.-seven of the
leading billiardists Of Europe and
Ai4er!ca arc among the entries made
nionship 1872 bplk limo contests 10
bf held III Chicago from November
x 10 November n
The list includes Willie Home.
present worlds champjOn: Jake
Schancr. az Chicago: Wclk"r Cochran.
san Francisco l.doUard Horem,nS. OF
30 GUM champion OF Europc. Roger
Soht!: 20 years old. OF Paris: ora
otnihEsiar, san Diego, and George