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loves work in throwing the pass
es and Johnson's ability to- receive
them and to carry the ball after re-
ceiving them were remarkable: .a ,a.,ws' Lowe
the ball to johnson at any time and
the latter nearly always ran for
few yards after making the catch.
Forward Passing Tells.
In fact. North Carolina's touchdown
was made on q long forward pass
from Lowe to Johnson, and on the
subsequent sprint of is yards by the
ward passing method that the Tar
heels advanced the ball to positions
from which Lowe got in three drop
kicks, which gave his team victory:
Three times he hoisted the bail
the posts for a total of nine points
once, shortly after the game began.
again in the second period, and again
in the third.
The palm for excellent play by the
end. There may have been ends In
some years in the south Atlantic Sec
tion. who have played better games
than Branner yesterday, but 4 SO
they have been few and far between.
He must have made two-thirds OF the
tackles by Maryland linesmen.
North Carolina won because it out
played Maryland decisively in the first
half. scoring thirteen of its sixteen
points in the first and second periods.
In the second half, after Maryland
had rushed into the play fresh men
in an endeavor to pull the game out
of the fire.. the story was different
and the scoring in the second half was
Maryland z, and North Carolina 8.
But even in the second half North
Carolina made more first downs than
the old line eleven.
Lowe Soon Gets Busy.
North Carolina received the kick of
and Immediately started rushing the
back to the 50-yard line. Without a
halt Carolina carried the ball to the
5-yard line, but was held. Brewer
then punted to the 4O-yard mark.
North Carolina again began to ad-
vance the ball, but could not mako
headway and the ball went over to
Maryland at the 20-yard mark. An
exchange of puntS shortly afterward
gave Maryland possession Of the ball
at the 35-yard line, and on an end run
from kick formation Semler fumbled
and North Carolina recovered. That
gave Carolina an opening, and while 1t
could not develop the drive necessary
to get the ball across the goal line.
spinning over the crossbaE
Maryland again kicked of and
johnson ran the ball back almost to
midf1eld. There was little differences
in the play OF the teams during the
remainder of the quarter, but with
the second quarter five minutes old
Lowe dropped back as If for another
drop kick, but instead threw the ball
to johnson for a gain of 10 yards.
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PLAN ATHLETIC FIELD
FOR ST. Johns BOYS

An athletic field slightly larger
than the Central High School stadium
and equipped with facilities for every
game soon will be acquired by st.
Johns College. Announcement that
the college was negotiating for a
campus was made last night by Rev.
Bro. D. Edward, director Of the in
stitution. Two sites are under con-
sideration. 4 decision will probably
be made this week. The field is being
donated.
Plans are being made to equip the
field with a large and small base ball
diamond, basket ball field, foot ball
field. quarter-mile cinder track.
tennis courts and possibly a soccer
field.
"The directors of the college are
very much interested in athletics and
we are endeavoring to make the
teams that represent st. Johns the
strongest in this section OF the coun-
try" declared Bro. Edward last night.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE
AND Y. N. |. QUIT I ALL

RALEIGH. N. c., October 2s.-North
Carolina State College and Virgins
Military Institute battbed to tic here
this afternoon, the score being to z.
State College scored its touchdown
at the beginning Of the second quar-
ter and easily outplayed It's opncaents
during the entire hrst haEs. out In the
remaining periods the Cadets opened
an aerial attack that tied the count
and kept the Tarheels constantly On
State showed superiority in the lfne
and relied largely on straight foot
balt while the Cadets opened UP be,
wifderfnG assortment OF forward
passes, interspersed with running
plays from deceptive formatfors.
v. NJ. I. gained 245 yards for twelve
first downs, while its opponents
registered 1S4 yards and earned five
first downs.
Quarterback Farley Of v. M. I. was
the Individual star Of the game.
HAa.IIA amA 9n.MaHv.
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CROSS-COUNTRY RACE
TO CORNELL ATHLETES

SYRACUSE, N. r. October 2s-Tak-
ing the first five places. Cornell won
the annual invitation Syracuse Cross
country race here today. with q total
of Is points. Syracuse was second,
with IS points. and the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. third. with
80 points.
Capt. Carter, r. E. Brown. NJ p.
Brown and Miske. all of Cornell, tied
for first place. The time for the four
and-a-half mile course was % min
utes 40 seconds.
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CITY AND EMBASSY TEAMS
IN SOCCER MATCH TODAY

Soccer teams Of the Washington Club
and the British embassy will be oppo-
nents in a match this afternoon on the
Monument Lot field. Play will start at
3 o'clock. The Embassy eleven will in
ciude Peterson, Tenant. Gordon.
Brown. Henning, Boyd. Henry, Good
heart, Tizard. Brett and Williams.
Washington Soccer Club probably
will use Maunder. Riley. Maharry, Nc
Ginty, Callity. Wamberg. Longstreet,
Gray, Gurley, Boothwick and Boyd.
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800 in Chess Match.

Details of a monster team chess
match. arranged to establish a new
world record. have come to hand
from London, where 500 players sat
down in q contest, 400 on side. be-
tween the North Of the Thames and
South of the Thames. The North won
by a margin of thirty-five games on
totals Of 217h to 1921. Compare
lively few games were adjudicated.
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BATTLE FOR LEAD KEEN
AMONG u. A. NJ. BOWLERS

Councils neck and neck the
race Order of United American Me-
Bowling Each has roed twelve and
the leaders,
while Liberty tied for fourth place with
and sixth with four victories
twelve starts and tuphed
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Gives aW" to Golfer.

Williams College has awarded the
'"W" In golf for the first time this
year. James w. Ward Of Kansas City,
Mo-, who was runner-up in the inter-
collegiate tournament last June, be-
ing thus honored. Wards fne show
ing was made under unfavorable con-
the Williams nine last spring gave
him little time to practice on the
1f0EA
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MISSIONARY IN THE VAN
IN $4,000 LAUREL RACE

AUREL, October 29-The handicap
olds the feature of the
Missionary owned by Lexington stable
Mission defeated W. Beans All
belonging to Ross length third position
fourth then
Cherry Tree the the P Whitney ruled
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Bowser, the locars big fullback.
Henning and johnson gained almost
at will on plays off tackle and
through center.
In the latter periods Of the game
virtually an entire substitute team
continued the scoring against the
Capital City collegians.
Two Of Bucknell's touchdowns were
the result of forward passes, both of
them exceeding 25 yards. The aerial
attack also played a big part in the
other scores.
Only once did the Catholic Uni
versity come near to Bucknelps goal.
That was in the last quarter when
the backf1eld men gained around the
ends, but when they were 20 yards
away from a score time was called.
Line.Uu and Summary.
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RETAINS CUE TITLE.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3s.-Ralph
.Greenleaf of New York retained the
national championship title at the
close Of the national pocket billiard
championship tonight. He defeated
Arthur Woods Of Minneapolis in the
final contest. 125 points to n, for his
eighth straight victory.
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HOPKINS HAS EASY FOE
IN WESTERN MARYLAND

RALTIMORE. Nd, October 29.-
Johns Hopkins steam roller had little
difficulty In fiattening Western Mary
land today, AZ to o. For just one
Quarter the Methodists resisted the
efforts of the Black and Blue to pene-
trate their line. Thrice on che vergs
of the goal line the Blue Jays, were
repulsed with touchdowns practically
within their grasp. But this was the
hrst quarter.
with the opening of the second
period the clan Of Van Orman adopted
the battering ram method. Time after
time they smashed their way through
the Westminster attack, until at last
the entire defense gave way with a
crash. Then things began to happen.
Willis was the first to tally for the
Blue Jays, but before the game
ceased Markell contributed three
touchdowns and Bonner also added
two to the list.
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Substitutions: Bucknell-Jenkins for Bowser,
Morgan for Bihl, Byham for Homan, Coanefi
for Julian. Jemison for MOrrett, Williams for
Butler: Bellack for Foster, Arnold for Jemison,
Gasktl for jenkins. Catholic University
Hagen for Lawler. Smith For Connen, l. j.
Mccarthy for Emery. Freeney for Currin,
Brennan for G.. Mccarthy. Touchdowns-
Bowser i:,: Henning. Jenkins. johnson. Bel
hack. Goals from touchd0wn-Bowser (2),
HOman (3).
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BRITISH GIRLS SCORE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. October 29.-
The all-England women's field hockey
team defeated the Bryn Mawr College
eleven today, Is to O.. Fhe Engl1sn
PLAYERS showed superior speed and
hitting power, and also exhibited
smoother teamwork.
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HARVARD RUNNERS WIN.

ward won the annual cross-country
race with Princeton this afternoon by
a score of 81 points to %. Rick of
Princeton was the individual winner
of fba race
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Princeton scoring: Touchdowus - Garrfty.
Cleaves, Van Gerbig and Euwer tsubstitute
for Garity). Goals from touchdown - Keck
a.. Goals from 6eld-Smith t2) Substitute
for Cleaves). Referee-Mr. Shwartz, Brown.
Umpie-Mr. Oakeson. Lehigh. Field judge
Mr.. Banhardt, Dartmouth. LnesmAn = Mr..
Palmer. Harvard. Time Of periodsA12 min
utes each.
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WILL VIEW AIR RACE.

OMAHA, Neb.. October 2s.-Senor J.
Rosondo Pinilla. Bolivian c0mmis-
sioner Of the worlds aero congress,
will be among the observers at the
Pulitzer air speed and other races Tor
heavier-than-air craft here, Novem-
bar 8. { md & 80.
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BROOKLANDERS BEATEN
BY BUCKNELL, fl TO 0

EWISBURG, Penn, October 2oCaholic Unverys
outclassed Bucknes gidiron the field
- today under the of Al The Buckne
gained consistently opposing line presenting
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'TARHEELS' FINE AERIAL
ATTACK TELLS, 16 TO 7
BY II. G. BYRD.

ALTIMORE 2Displaying brand of foot ball
gridiron the University OF North
L. University of Maryland here today by 10
Starting of the contest the Tarhee opened up
with forward and them
landers brilliant and catching and OF
pair Carolina the by which it
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Line-Up snd SuzasaaSy.

North Carolina State scoring: Touchdown,
Homewood. Goal from touchdown. Faucette.
v. NJ. !. scoring: Touchdown, Costello. Goal
from touchdown, Venerable, substitute for
Shannon. Referee-Mr. Schultz. Washington
and Lee. Umpire-Mr. Simpson, Baylor. Head
linesman-Mr. Major, Auburn.
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observation-disclosures, Pagauucci. Goals
from nsld-Iowe (3). Goals from Touchdown
Lowe, Nisbet. Substitution: Maryland
Latham for Gundry, Moore for N. Brewer,
Bosley for Paganucci, Anderson for McQuade.
Bartlett for Pollock, Passing for Burger,
Lewis for Young, Groves for Semler. North
Carolna-McDonald for Gillom. F. Norris for
Lippfert. Referee-Mr Guyou (Carlisle).
Umpre-Mr. Williams (virainiaj. Head lines
man-Mr. Hoban (Dartmouth). Field judge
Mr.. Sampson (St. Alban's).
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Returns for the years light har-
ness racing show that thirty-three
three-year-old trotters made new rec
ords of 2.10 or better.
Evening star., 1921-10-30

Penn has two of last years soccer
champions to depend upon this sea-
son,
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TIGERS ARE IMPRESSIVE
IN WINNING BY "a TO O

RNCETON Ind October stepped from the gloom OF
the sunshine of this smohering
under of "a before large crowd in Palmer
Stadium.
After suffering humiliation the hands of the and Chicago
Tiger asted heartily
the souherne dazzling them aerial
virpn
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Soccer foot ball is the most popular
minor sport at Princeton.
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Liae-Up and Summary.

Sutstitut1ons-Landy for Magiil, Magili for
Barton, Brumble for Rich, Wilson for willis.
Wilson for barley, Coady for Wilson, Esais for
Bouice. Baldwin for speir. Reese for Baldwin.
Mcl.ea for Long, Long for kinsey Carroll fos
Hafer. Grubner for McLea: Touchdowns-
Markell t3), Bonner (2), Willis. Goals from
t0uchdOWn-Markell, 9.
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Yale leo hockey team Will play fts
homo games In tho New Haven arena.
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Soccer Game to Cornell.

ITHACA. N. Y. October 29-Cornell
defeated Yale. 4 to 0. at soccer foot
ball here today.
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PATTERSON PLAYS WELL

Gerald Patterson. the crack Aus
tarlian tennis player. who won the
world title in 1919. has had a good
and doubles titles OF Victoria, South
Australia and New South Wales, Pat
terson has altered his bankhsnd
stroke, and with J, Anderson. who
beat Ti1den at Chicago, Australia has
two great. players tor the future,
Iaun2 1GaxpAy aaDaxa0 - drive
Peter Maantng q: mile In I.Ses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
DANTE STATUE UNVEILED;
THREE NATIONS PRESENT
Italy, France and the United
States Are Officially
Represented.
tny Nssociated press. |

WASIiINGToN, Dec. Three ma
tons-itaiy. Franco AMI ,ha United
StatcS--wcre represented officially at
the mnvciling here today OF me-
mortal Siatu. OF Dante. the Italian
poet. President Harding attended
the ceremony but did not speak
Rene Viviani. former Premier Of
France. spca king for his naticn.
stressed the necessity OF a perpetual
friendship between France and ItaIy.
Nothing. hc declared. should be- per
mi;tcd to cause friction between the
two nations. which during IN. war
h"wed that their people were of com
mon origin and inbucd with the same
Ideals.
senator Ricci. the Italian amba ssa :
dor. paid tribute To Dante in u brief
address. Members OF the Italian
delegation &c the armament confer
prominent Italians. Many OF them
marched with societies TO the scene OF
the unvcIling
The monument, the gift OF Chcva-
licr carlo Barsotti, OF New York, is
located in Meridian Hill Park
NJ. Niriani declared in his address
that II" was happy To join the ora
tors who have preceded me III MAJ,
ing known from the FOO, Of this
monument the Hgc-ionG vuncration
with which the great man To whom
II is erected has been regarded
throughout tho world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
NEW ORLEANS GIVES
DIAZ BIC WELCOME
Hero of the PiaNc Guest Of CITY for
InWcnty-FUur
HDurh
ky Associatcd Prcssl

NEW ORLEANS. la. Dee. l.
N"ciieroms greeting from thousands
forming the citS'S large Italian col
onF added to the more formal but
equally. cnthusia site welcome OF the
general public tonight when General
Armand" biaz. hero If the Piave
reached here tonight for twenty
four hour visit.
Ihc Italian gencralissimo was met
Al me Union station by parade com
posed OF various military bodies
Members OF local italian societies
formed his guard OF honor DriZzling
ram did not check the ardur of the
crowds which pressed about his car
as IN" parade travrrScd the business
streets to the City Hall, where the
hrSt formal greeting was extended
him. After an address of welcome
thcre' general reception was held
followed by dancing. Later General
nlaz was escorted to the home OF
the New Orleans E.lkS. the largest
FIX l.odG" III existence. where Il see
ond reception was scheduled.
Fridays program promises another
busy day for the hero of the Pave.
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IJCIifJhS-LEf;fL.S
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VALUABLE
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER u. 1921.
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Va. at ~ NJ.

bcfaGlt having been made hy vii
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
PRICE OF DOLLAR FALLS
ON GERMAN MARKET
Panic offerings OF StorkS Produce
nrenk In Price Levels in
nrrlin.
IBy Associated Press !

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-The fall in the
price of the dollar was further ac-
ccntuatcd today with Il corresponding
reaction on the stock market where
panic offerings OF stocks produced a
break in price levels. Quotations In
many cases slumpcd severely. Sew
cral banks suffered enormous losses.
and serious complications or failures
are feared
After the official close Of the en-
change market the dollar recovered
somewhat on rumor that in return
Tor a moratorium the allies would
insist on such severe conditions that
tho German government would find
itself unable to accept them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
HARVARD ELEVEN WILL
LOSE ) BY GRADUATION

tAMliRl DEE. MASS. Dec 1.-The
harvard eleven wiil lose FIVE mc, by
graduation with the class of 1922 il
was announced tonight. They are
kcith Kane. -, Newport. Il. 9. rctir-
ing captain. Charlie Ticrncy. OF Ros-
ION; FISK" Brown, of riayinouth:
'hari'" Macomb"r. Dr N"wtnnyii,c
and John Crockcr. of Fitrhhurr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
10000 Miner. ,r IN,

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dee. Goal
hc!dS contiguous To Knoxville face
another winter with mining ODera-
ions almost at a standstill About
lv,o"o miners are either idle or work
me part time and operations have
been cut approximately ~ per cent
IN the Eastern Kentucky and Ten
ntSsec helds as the result Of an al
most unprecedented slump in market
dcm+ nds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
HELlUM GAS USED IN
FLIGHTS AT NAVAL. BASE

NohFoI.k. VA. Dec. l.-Filied wi,h
n''iu'h eSS, the navy dirigiblc, CD
'""or Two successful flights tola "a :
At the Hampton Roads Naval Air
station y was tho first time that
hc'ium was used in large alrcraft.
AMI the success OF the experiments
marks the beginning OF a new era III
acf"nauiics, naval airmcu said 80
The first flight lasted about fttcaf,sn
minutes. and the second an hour
tirciiny over Hampton Roads ara !
lover Chesapeake Bay, the CT perea'
formed admirably -
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Gihbon.-Krus noutaDrnr,

NEWARK. y J.. Dec. 1.-Gcitjn,.t,gr
Into his stride after seven rounds. in, a.
which he had the worst Of IL. Phil
krur. of Harrison. y. j.. tonight
Fought Mike Gibbons, OF St Pant.
to u fast twelve round draw They
weighed in at 156 and 1875, pounds.
reSncCtiVclY. .a..E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
JUICE THE
KING OF REMEDIES
Princess Anne (Ya.) Mnu
Gives Il Glowing Tribute
to the New Medicine.
WIFE HAD INSTANT HELP
Plant Juice Was the Only
Medicine That Really Ever
Benefited Her.

! AS strengthened and builder up
OF the system there is nothing TO
I equal Plant Juice. the new herbal
medicine. This wonderful remedy
which has taken the whole country
! by storm. is made from the juices and
essence OF medicinal plants gathered
from many parts of the world and
combined with great skill into tho
best remedy known for all ailments
OF the stomach. liver and kidneys
1t puriiicS the blood. aids digestion.
strengthens weak nerves and rcviial.
ICES the whole body.
Every day signed statements are
received telling Of the wonderful re-
lief obtained from the use of Plant
Juice Mr.. Etheridgc Forbes. a we'll
known resident of Princess Anne.
Va. and who has n large farm there.
tells how his wife was restored To
health by Plant Juice as follows:
For three years my wife suffered
with stomach and liver trouble: she
could not Keep the leas, morsci OF
| food in her stoma CHI. rs it would
cause gas and she could not sleep at
night: she had dizzy spells. head
aches and was badly" constipa;cG She
had tried many dffcrcn, medicines
and had pcen under treatment for this
trouble. but got worse instead OF
better. She had lost in weight and
had no appetite for anything when
she heard OF your Plant Juice and be-
gan TO take it. She got instant re-
lief from constipation. and her stom-
nch is now In fine condition. so that
she is able to eat all kinds of food
She Is better and stronger in every
way. We are both more than salts
lied with Plant uuicc AMI are glad TO
recommend IL to others"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
Tragle's Drug store.
rant Juice is sold in Petersburg
NY Morrison. The Drug Man. and in
Cha Sc city by The Chase City Drug
Company.-Adv.
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Sue, Goblin for Alleged krnn Property,

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. l-Procccd-
ihSS for the recovery OF property
valued at $1,000 were started in the
rulion County Superior Court today
ny h. Y. Clarke. imperial klcagle of
The ku KluN Khan against Harry b.
Terrell. grand goblin OF the Capitol
Domain OF Washington, -. G.