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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
GRUELL|NG WORK BEGINS
ON WESTHAMPTON GR|n
Dobsons Spiders Hold Long
Workout in Preparations
for Last Game.

True TO his word, Coach pobson
Whipped his men into limo for the
THANKSGIVING Day battle with Il stin'
scrimmasc. in which The plays To he
used by the Spiders We're executed.
The workout yesterday was eXcep-
tionally strenuous and snappy, and
VIII continue through the week. next
weeks work being used for dummy
and signal drills only.
\ resumption of the system that
VIII he put in vogue against the In
dams on Boulevard Field was made
as the presence Of William mad Mary
scouts at Stadium Field last week
caused the local mentor TO order the
Simplest plays for last Saturday. Dob
son started his William and Mary
plays last week and, while the Spiders
were overwhelmingly victorious, there
was slight disappointment that an
array of mancuvcrs could not be liscd
against strangers.
The Spider varsity ,oyct with the
scrubs. and while IN. two outfits
were rushing each other but oc-
Casionally. tho toys We're too much
for the regulars y most promising
feature Of the Red and Blue is that
the scrub squad has developed
strength and that there is "A likcli-
hood that some OF its members may
be in uniform when Spider and Indian
meet nc%t week.
captain Prices showing in the game
last Saturday brought JOY 10 tho
Westhampton cnvirons. not because
the men who have been standing the
fire in the middle Of the line have not
been doing well. bat because his re-
turn 10 form means additional
strength and experience on the bench
AT least. Captain Price has been
out OF toys all season from an in.
icctcd finger. but the injured mem
Der seemed no handicap Saturday as
the vet smcared Jacket plays behind
the line on several occasions.
one OF the biggest crowds of the
football season is expected at the
Turkey Day affair. the game drawing
interest IRON all over the eastern
portion OF the state. rh,. showing.
or the two contcndcrS. as they have
come down the home stretch, assures
the crowd that the battle Viii be n
ncrCc struEElc. 10 say tho lrASi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
-. We>,brnoIs I'erIer,

" 4 mi ..sts
( NE\v yDrE Nov 5.r"r o pi'.,i
world lannon's ,i..ht nrn,,n, ~, ~ L
wizard who oynrrn,nc ,nmn,.o,,,, nv
supcrubl. ,hStorIn. ia ~, IL
Jcffrics-Ionnson WilInrdH "" ,"v
and Dcniusry-t'nrnrntic t;rI,r >
now nphtjn,, n hardin scr,,, ,i m,n' -
champion ever fought in my ~ u; ;,
many arenas MS
Two trusts ar. IRVINE, 4, ,,
Richard. one wants To- tbrow. H.,
out of th.. tirh, .rn,nc wbi'.h " III,
elevated in Nrw ynri, 'rro,,, 81 -. ne
OF an almost cxcIusivriv ,,m,,, r,,,I I.
entertainments to ,b.t az -,
thiclily rntrouiynI Nv tbc l,I,o 80,
gents al Tho nvcn,,c yrb;"h 80.
Avenue Y m, Aycn,,o !,
E.nuy Leonard sud I.,c,, pr;,.
lirhtwcirht and w,ltrr.wc;cbt 49,, ~, =
MONS. rnsp,ctiyrly viii No, HI -.
RicEnrl Ionuy ICiiCon IN ,n,h.; ~
milslic-wcirht cbnnninn ,G,n ,,.ho,,,
ihor, is none ,nnrn ,nCui .,,i ,,,.
can DO. is barred hv RicknrJ hut IN /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
TWO TRUSTS ARE TRYING HARD
TO SMASH GOTHAM'S PROMOTER
lex klckard OF Opinion Wrestler and Boxers Have
frame,up to Wreck Him in Metropolis
Monday Night Match Farce

,oinisk"y's ball park. Chicago, years
HSo. Curiey's many shows here las,
year all seemed to lie ro,,sinE rNhi-
n.t'"ls, nut along toward thc end OF
"ccauSr men who had always been
.Wo,iall wrestlers some how man
aEeu To- struggle desperately for jus,
under On Cn,,i hours to put on one ran
.eWiS, Joe Stecher. Earl Cad,lucl; and
Slanis!aus Zbyszko were the big stars
OF the trust.
This season Curlcy has been I'M
able TO get an armory in which to
put on MS bouts and. with the wrcSt-
llnE game newly placed under the
SuperNlsioh OF tho state Athletic Com
mission. he has not even applied for
Tex Through With Wres,IirS.
Ihckaru saw the opportunity to
p'oniote Dig wrestling bouts and. fpi
4 starter. signed ncsck Il sort Of
naahEer-on with the trust. To meet
ilestina. wh6 has been whining for
Two years that the trust wrcstlers
H mSrS G BOY lot him: PleS!ina
Wheh i'esek started after him.
iesek has been barred for al time"
ny the athletic commission. and
llcStlnas nanaScr is under SUspcn-
SION pending investigation Of SON.
asnccts of his past.
Rickard is through with wrestling
now, but ho is also M against it
'"' iOa Gopu hGnl atlTd'tlotS.
Last year Tex put on Benny
Leonard in two big bouts. Jack Briton
in one, Wilson in one. and Jack Demp-
scy AGAINST Bill Brennan. Dempsey,
of course. does not belong TO the
trust because Richard is the only
promoter in the country big enough
TO handle Il heavyweight champion
snip tight; having himself run the
heavyweight money UP to figures
which no other promoter can APP
proach. Johnny Kilbanc is reported
To be trailing with the champions
combination. but that makes little
or no difference anyway, as johnny
isn't Il hghtinE champion any more.
johnny Bun. the bantamwcIeht
champion. Is on richards side.
Benny Leonard. in boycotting TEX.
claims that Richard refused 10 give
the Garden To some Hebrew charity
IN which Leonard was Interested. al
though the Irish got il for their
shindy. Richard says he didn't re-
fuse Leonard. but nevertheless there's
a race war on against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
TARHEELS' STAR PLAYER
MAY BE- LOST BY THEM
Reports Arc Red Johnson
Ineligible 10 Play Against
Virginia.
North Cnroiinn Coach Declares the
Mention nf Matter Has Been NIntic
{" Authorities mt Chapel Hills
Leading Player.

w. |. Red" Johnson, sensational
half back OF the University of North
Carolina, has created Il sensation on
Southern eridirons this year. Now
the biz sorrel-toppcd football war
rior is holding the limciight. but
from different angle.
Football fans. especially those
interested in the Virginia Carolina
football struggle at Chapel IIill one
week from tomorrow, are wondering
If the hcfty back Will be eligible to
play against the Orange and Blue.
And on this matter there appears to
be Il difference of opinion.
Reports reaching this city from
charlottesville, seat of the University
OF Virginia. are that Virginia coaches
are confident Johnson is ineligible. 1t
appears the University OF Virginia
and the University OF North Carolina
have entered into an agreement
whereby no hrst-ycar man is eligible
to play in athletic contests OF any
kind Between the two institutions.
authorities At Charlottesville are OF
the opinion Johnson is 4 nrs,-year
man.
:. Coach Fet2cr, who has given tho
University OF North Carolina one Of
the strongest teams in it's history, de-
ciarcs officials II the Chapel Hill in
Sttution have not been approached
on the subject. Fet2er stated over
the long distance telephone last night
that If Johnson was not ,liriblr /;
was news To him and Ia the authori-
ties at the Tarhccl university. The
coach stated Johnson has been ut the
university Tor three terms. and h..
was confident the college authorities
would not have allowed him to play
against any colleges this year unless
he was eligible for the virginia
game.
Should Johnson be taken off the
iarhecl squad his loss Will be Il severe
handicap TO the eleven. He was re-
sponsiblc in large measure for the
victory OF The University of North
Carolina over V. VI. l. at Mayo Island
Park here last Saturday week. lie
gained more ground than any PLAYER
on either team and shattcrcd the
yard run from Il kick of at tho omen
Ing OF the third period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
nonrd Fail. to Muster o,o,u,

ice-Prcsident Joseph Il. Powers.
Hi"erm!ah w. W. Workman. of Mad
,aon ward; City Clerk Alfred H. Nc
lowell Albert GiovanncttI. elevator
traihc man. and a reporter made nm
'he totai attendance at the regular
meeting Of the Board of Aldermen
las. hiSht. IL had been generally
understood that the meeting would
ne merely n matter OF form, as there
"as nothing on the docket. All busl-
ness having been transacted nj n
special meeting last Thursday night.
six members OF the body are on, OF
the city. Nicc-prcsident powcrs
called the body" to order; the clcrk
called the roll. ana Alderman Work.
man responded. ~ quorum does no,
respond. announced the clerk. Il
move we adjourn" suggc.ted Alder
man Workman. There was no see
ond to the motion, but the chairman
declared the body adjourned 10 date.
ana the elevator men went home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
JOHN MARSHALL MEETS
OLD RIVAL, BENED|CT|NE;
Cadets TO Make Last Stand in
Battle for Prep School
Title.
nom rEAMs ARE rnErAnEn
tOnrhr> Have Men in Good tondi-
ton and Close Contest Is Predicted.
Victory for Soldiers viii Hiring
tbout Triple Tie.

BoDcdictinc Military College makes
IS last stand this afternoon Ia re
main a contender for tho city prep
school football, championship when
the Cadets eleven meets John Mar
Shall High school at boulevard Field
at $3.50 o'clock. y victory for the
soldiers will bring about Il triple
tic for tho titic. rs John Marshall
has beaten McGuirc's. wnilc Bencdic-
tine has suffered defeat at the hands
OF McGuire'S.
With both clovens in good condi-
tion. one Of the haricst-fouEht prep
school contests played here IN re-
cent years is expected to result.
Beu4d!ctinc is conndcnt of victory,
Tered at the hands Of John Marshall
last year. Coach Tom Miller has
been working the Green and White
eleven every day for the last two
for the battle with John Marshall
today. Miller has been holding back
several plays for today's game.
John Marshall will enter the battle
without the services of Jones. star
backiicld player. but Manager sharpe
will get into the contest. Benedic-
of the l!nr-np, John Marshall will
lose considerable of her offensive
strength. Tho presence OF Sharpe.
who also was reported as being in
spirit OF optimism in the Elue and
White camp. and the public school
team Is confident Of continuing itS
victorious march To the city prcp
title
Perhaps the largest crowd to at
tend football game between small
clcvens this season Will witness this
afternoons struggle between John
Marshall and BcncdiCtinc. There is
feclinr; OF intense rivalry between
the schools and large delegations OF
supporters from both will bc on hand
70 root for their respective teams.
Probable linc-upS:
BencG!ctinc. ]. Marshall.
Brown 1888. left end. Kahn
Tresnon .....l left tackle. ...... Biddlc
WellhouSe ..leit guard. ....... Neck
Schultz .......Ccntcr. Dudley
quinn ......riGht guard. -. Woodall
HenninS right tackle. DE Motto
Capt.
Powers right end. Brenaman
Farley quarter back. Iiincklc
EEan ....... LETT half....... Kline
Hart .......right half...... Johnson
cecchini .....full hack; ...... Sharpe
officials: Moss CIV. IL La. referee:
StrinGcr ". J.. IL, umpire; Gerber
OR. l. /. b. head linesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
BEGIN RED CROSS DRIVE
in CITY SCHOOLS TODAY
nope Tor 5000 Teachers aud Scholars
I" beromc Members Of
ORGANIZATIONS

Jesse IL. Binford. assistant superin-
,ehaent OF city schools. announced
iast night that tho annual Rcd Cross
roll call would begin I'm Tho .chooIa
ms morning. to continue through
iuay' ana as $500 teachers and
scholars joined through this means
5000 for 1892. Mr.. Binford 8. yo,,N
erai chairman for this feature of the
enlistment and he has appointed n
sunchairman in each school, who. In
'hrn. VIII name II leader I'm cycrv
room In order that there may be no
body overlooked.
zach child Will be given a member
snip blank and told to obtain one
niv"Ler. Ihus every boy and girl
VIII take personal interest I'm Tho
ron CALL which. headquarters wjshes
understood. Is neither "A campaign
nor drive, but AN opportunity to serve
W inc world wide organization. hav-
ing Tor its object the mitigation n,
suffering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
FIVE FOXES CAPTURED
IN FIRST DAY OF HUNT
Sight-Sccrs From Peninsula
and Scvcnty-Fivc Hunts.
men Follow Hounds.

ToANO. W., Nov. 15.-Thc first run
OF the Virginia Fox Hunt Association
was held here today ana opened in
an suspicious manner the four days
hunt. There are more than seventy
flNe huntsmcn in attendance, and to-
days hunt attracted sight-sccrs from
the entire Peninsula.
Starting about o'clock this morn
ing, the hounds covered a wide area.
going distance of az least five miles
from ToaRo. There We're cighty-SiX
dogs entered and before 3 O'clock "a
new record was established when five
foxes We're taken. one of the brushes
was taken By Birdie Blunt. Of Ash
Land. and others by Fay Curtis, Of
Hampton. Mr.. Cowles OF Toano, and
Mr.. Brock, Of Hampton.
Among those in attendance are
billy Garth and soh, the wcll-known
horsemen OF Albcmarlc County. They
brought their own mounts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16

Wrcstlers Will Have
Use of School Gym

officials OF the amateur wrcst-
ling tournament for Richmond
graz plrrs yesterday started formu-
latng plans -or the event and
announcement is made that pros
pcctivo entrants may have the
uso OF the Paramount school GYM
naeium for training purposes.
Mats ana shower baths are at
the disposal Of the wrcstlers
Monday and Wednesday nights Of
each week.
bernard Patterson. secretary OF
the Church 1iill Athletic Club.
which organization is promoting
tho tournament, predicts that at
least iiity Richmond youths will
compete Tor the four silver
trophies donated hy citizens OF
thc East End. All tournament
matches viii I've staged in the
auditorium OF lii. Bellevue school,
ana Will be free 10 the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
AMERICAN PLAYER
WINS AT BILLIARDS
ny Assoe!a.ed rrcssl

CHICAGO. Noy. lj.-Ora M0faings;ar .hc
veteran player OF san Diego Cal ,n,iny
defeated Eduardo i!o!e,nans. cha!npi";, Of
br.s!um, -" TO III. in the wOrld's-4a la
!!hS b!!:a?d Chtn.pioashI,. Norl!f.st,r
had run OF ~. while lloremans had Two
The game went eleven innings. The aver
ages weT.; M"ru.nEstar - I'll: iIore,nan.
- !-l". w un;O tho seventh period ~
looked as though the foreign star would
WIZ the match. au; after that inning ;h,.
breaks We're IN favor Q: the American
i!aysr The score by innings:
MOrnlngstaT-
i . aon OASIS :i45 55-ro,ai to5
5 . olo % . 5l3 &c o--To,aI III
Willie Hoppe worlds balk line
champion, defeated Roger Cont, OF
France, 400 10 lSS. in toniSht's game
of the worlds lS.2 baik-linc billiard
championship tournament. The match
Went six innings.
Hopes high run was Ia, and his
average OF %. Cou;iS high run Was
lou sid his average 81 80.
In the second afternoon game Jake
Schacicr. Jr., defeated George Sutton.
400 TO eco, in seven innings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
NORTH RICHMOND POST
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
New American Legion Dody In,
Memb-rship OF FIT! Former
Service Men.

The North Richmond Fost of the
American Legion held It's first rcgu-
lar monthly smoker" and meeting
last night IN the parish ha.l of The
Epiphany Episcopal Church. which
vii! be ihc temporary headquarters
OF Tie J. -.
The third Tuesday in each mon u,
was selected for the regular meet
ing nights and according To Pos,
Commander Henry Taylor, there ar,
about 100 cN-scrvic. men in Barton
Heights, who will be urged to be-
como members and attend thcs.
meetings The membership OF III,
post now numbers nifty.
4 resolution was unanimousl,
adopted TO assist Richmond Post No
|. in entertaining Ma rShal Foch upon
his visit TO the city next Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
CHARGES SENATE DEI.
IS HURTFUL To.
Lyncllburg College i
and Students Call for
ton on Dry Bill.

LfNCHBURG. VA, Nov.
FACULTY and student BODY n,
burg College has udoptcd :,
ton calling upon the Unite,
Senate for the climinatjon
further DELAY In the SENATE.
able action on the confcren
mittce's report on the Will
bell supplemental prohih;,i
rorcement bill.
The preamble cri,ic!cs tbo
ter against the bill and hr,
"a statement OF n belief ,ha, >,
tive notion of the Sennt. +,
pretcd by some people To i
i've interference with pro
iorccmcnt OF legally emo,
with consequent encourage,
law brcaking on the mar,
sponslblc persons.
II also asserts that m.
on the part Of the Scnat. :,
represent. in the opinion
faculty ana students, the al,
United states law maxim
should take toward legally
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
COACHES PUSH VIRGINIA
FOR CAME WITH \. G..
!! LSnGeial u. [. Ihe Times. Dispatch. |

CHARLOTTESViLI. Va Nov -
Although encouraged by rhc show
ing OF Virginia Saturday when sbo
ned The Mrunta!nccrs to a seven
point victory, the coaches are still
Aard at work ia preparation for the
"hhHal turkey Day contest with Car
olina ct chapel iIill.
Lett End DAVIS is tho only regular
VINO probably VIII not face the Tar
nrois lie was injured in the game
ga ufG"y and Is suffering from water
Ward iianl,ins ana Niche arc on.
"l inc running temporarily with
MINOR injuries. Hayes, Walker ana
H'rphtus"n replaced the trio Of rcgu-
Afternoon. Campbell is holdiul. dnv.,
On. LETT hanA position vacated lv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
Soccer Enthusiasts
Will Hold Meeting

Soccer ticvotccs Of Richmond
VIII hold Il meeting tonight at
1907 East Main Street, when the
Richmond Association Football
League Will perfect a permanent
organization. Officers for the
year will be elected, and plans for
The l32l-22 soccer season formu-
lated. IL is probable that n four
team league will he formed TO play
games each Saturday afternoon
at Byrd Park. beginning the nrst
Saturday in December.
III" meeting is open to any
soccer enthusiast OF the city.
Those behind the movement de-
sire to place evenly matched
teams in the league, and ucwcom-
crs will not be placed until they
have been given thorough try
out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
CHURCH HILL WINS
AT INDOOR BASEBALL

With severa! OF their star perform
team OF Church I'M Athletic GIN,
last night defeated the IIowit7crs in
the lio" Arinory by the score
~ 10 To 9. The victory enabled
Church Hi 70 secure revenge for Il
ue'cat handed them by the artillery
men in the first game between the
teams; y third game Will be play,d
next Wednesday night.
pave iiotchkiss, Buck" Chawp-
IL anu other members Of the cham
pi"n outdoor baseball team took nar,
~ inc contest. Gusti and Napier did
me battery work for Church nm
Wh!i. Taylor and Smith worked TO-
.Jhc iowitzers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
NEAR-DEFEAT CAUSES
TIGERS TO TAKE BRACE
Especial to The Times-Disps.ch.


iiAMpDEN- SIDNEY. VA. Nov 10.
--Stung by their near defeat last
Friday at the hands of Lynchhurg
College, when they were expecting
an easy victory, the Iiampdcn- Sidney
Tigers have settled down TO "A Strenu-
Gus grind in preparation for their
game with Wake Forest in Norfolk
on Thanksgiving Day. Somewhat
orercontdcnt because of their early
season successes and handicapped by
the fact tina: tho climax OF the sea-
son in the form OF victory over
Richmond University, came early in
the year, the Garnet and Gray failed
TO display its usual brand Of football
against the Hornets and narrowly cs-
capped defeat.
Sen Smith, star quarter back. has
returned to the game after an alb
Sencc OF two weeks because OF in
Juries, and Tyson. who was able to
play III only few minutes OF the
contest Saturday, is rounding into
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
ZYBYSZKO WILLING,
TO MEET PLESTiNA
Icy Assoc.atca rrcss.1

HpISE. IDAHO. Nov. l5.-Staris.
!aHs I!hys2ko. worlds hcayw.i,.h;
Wrestling champion, Viii be omen To-
!; T. match win Martin I'lestina. VINO
!ust hisht was awarded decision,
9ycr John P"sck, AZ New YORK -
TIItstiha Issues Il challenge lack
herman, manager Of Xybszko. mat
Inls annPuMcemsnt when informed Of
tI.StIna'S New York victory.
HERMAN said that the ONLY ,i,iu,,
80 iar rs NJ vas concerned which
prevented previous match is th,,
Una h4d not demonstrated Tjs
AuP-r!oritE over Paddock pcseE uud
"lhers near To the wrestling cham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
Many nrgi.ter with Red Cross.

Mrs Arthur i. Wilmer, chairman
OF the street registration day of the
Red Cross membership drive. said last
might that yesterdays enrolment was
quite satisfactory. While the figures
were not available last night Mrs
Wilmer felt that the number of mem
hcrS registered exceeded that OF the
similar period last year. The women
AT the many booths throughout the
business sections were on duty
throughout the day and the showing
WAS encouraging. The booths at Mil
Ter " l;hoads', cohenS and the
post office will he continued until the
close of the drive and the roll call
on November 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
BOTH ST. LOUIS TEAMS
SELECTED THEIR CAMPS
Lhy Assoe!a,eA Ir..sl

ava uI u! S nov. 1.-THE Cardinal,
800 ~ ne nave selected their surj,,,
rhining camps for 1922. IL rat a a',s
nIoohced mere today. The N.tIo,,a,
measuers viii return TO Orange T.t
The Bro ,nTy framed last year. mile
~ was also announced thar pm tr, az
ho P!ayed with Tulsa last year wiii
pc gwen a tryout with the R,ov,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
MATCH FOR CHECKER
TITLE Is POSTPONED
BY hssociatol prcss !

BOSTON, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
ant!i January o. the worlds cham
Scotland. between Newell " pa,ls
q Detroit. and Robert stewart q,
'iAsgo", was announced IN ii dis
patch from Banks at D.troi: ,odny
! ne mater was TO have been held
carly next month. Banks said N.
postponement WAS due TO the death
~ his father. He would pau Tor
scotland December l5. he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
ENGLISH FENCING TEAM
HAS STARTED PRACTICE
icy Associated Dress.

NEW YORK. Nov. l5-Enpland's
fencing team. which will meet Amer
lean swordsmcn for the Thompson
international trophy. today started
practice IN preparation for first hout;
~ the tournament, 80 be hcld i'm
Washington Friday and Saturday. The
inai bout VIII take place here next
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
Alicgcd Mooa,hIncrn M.nnna.n

Two alleged moonshinerS were
wounded Saturday, when three Fed
crai revenue men. searching for the
sun which was stolen from tn.
Prince George courthouse recently
came upon them in the act OF making
contraband liquor. The sim In uucs-
ton Is the one that cost William
Stafford his life several weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
GIANTS AND WHITE son
PLAN SPRING CONTESTS

a., liiCAGp. NOV. i5-rhc Chicago
M. So%,. OF The American l.ras,lc
% %si thS New loIH Giants, OF tn.
~ tOHd- League. are plnnuir. ..
..fies Of spring exhibition un,nos
VIM. on their way North from SGr.ih-
etn training camps next year. i, yi,.
amnouhc,H hcr" TO-DAY. following mo
1s'urh o. Harry tirabiner, e-crctary
-, 81 the white. Sox CLUB. from Snof,.,,
lex: scene Of tn. 1899 training ci,u,r'
While hrrangeTnen for On. '.xhiIi,
,"h series mas not bccn completed.
Hn!E cohsidcrcG Nv bonn cluls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
Urge stn,e Movie censor,nIu.

NASTINILIE, TENN, Nov. 10.
State censorship Of moving pictures
Was advocated today 10y the Baptist
w omcn's Missionary Union of Ten
ncssce. which organization passed a
resolution To that effect presented by
Mrs. w. T.. Robinson, OF Chattanoora.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
VIII Train in FIorido.

f'ENSACOI.A, Fla. Nov. l5.-Word
WAS received here today by Secretary
that the Louisville club. Of the Amer,
lean Association, has accepted the
offer - fl'cnsacola and will train here
~ the spring the team arriving on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
ro.t-srn>on Gnmc up to Faculty.

IOWA CITY, IOWA, Nov. l5.-Thc
matter OF Il proposed Iowa Ohio post
season football game VIII be referred
To the faculty board of Iowa Uni
vcrSity for action on the evening of
November Ii. Howard ana Jones.
FOOTBALL coaches tt the university,
announced tonight.