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The Concordia sentinel., 1921-08-06

The nation is gradually putting its house into
ORDER but neither the President by executive decree
nor the congress by the enactment of legislation
wholly return the country to a normal state.
The solution of our problems both social and in
dustria will not be very difficult when the citizen
himself decides to return to a state of normalcy and it
is in this connection that the church. think, has
duty to perform, the Importance of which cannot be
over-emphasized.
The first line of defense of the republic from the
The Concordia sentinel., 1921-08-06

NJ pr..r New York Musc Publher-az has lost is popular
M The popularity was only temporary and superficial anyway never
had real appeal pub only fascination FOR mat r
iazz is doomed and dying
The Concordia sentinel., 1921-08-06

FIdo, Go Back to Your cornerl
He-well, wasn't the agreement that
1 should " owed to go over to
Simpkins's toa-it?
She Este Yes, but I have
changed our d.-Houston Post
The Concordia sentinel., 1921-08-06

Mary Fulton English Novel-Amecn women are the most pny
sv perfect examples of their Their genius oddly enough
yedrvng Unfortunately husbands the slaves nov" Aa r
the American male His purpose served Jacobs seven years OF
fade by comparison with the serVuds OF any Or
husband
The Concordia sentinel., 1921-08-06
Church and the Re-establishment Of Old
Fashioned American Home

By JOHN W. WEEKS, Secretary of War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
VINIANI SEES No REASON
FOR GERMAN pARTICIF\TIoN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.--M VII
viani. head of the French delegation
to the Washington conference. in
discussing the possibility that Ger
many might later be a psr ticipnnt,
said tonight that he "cOul.' not see
what questions On cur aEenil con-
Crrn" that count.
II have heard nothing more than
rrin"r about ii..s. lie said. AMI he
subject has not been brought to my
attention in any way officially. do
not see what questions on our aEcnua
concern Germany. She has no spc-
citic interests. Her naval and her
lana ornaments are fixed by the
treaty OF Versailles. This conference
would not consider the revision of
that treaty. The question Of rcpara-
tions. IT conference Of vrrid pow
crs saculG desire To take IL up. would
'ncan. according to my personal view.
that thcJ would be prepared 10 take
upon themselves the rcsponribilitv
OF the rcparatlons. which Germany
h"s 'Tomised TO pay over her sig
nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
WILL. DISCUSS "MISDOiP'
OF TEN-NEAR NAVAL. HOLIDAY
4 associated prcSS,t

WASIlNGTON. Nov. ga report
on the wisdom" OF the proposed ten
year naval holiday ana the subma-
rinc problem will he presented to
the American advisory committee
"Wednesday by Admiral Rodgers,
chairman of the subcommittee on
naval armament, which has been
studying the question.
Facts already developed by Admit
raj Rodgers were outlined at meet
Ing Of the general committee today.
but II MAS indicated that the report.
when in hand. might not be made
public.
The Rodgers subcommittee. Chair
man Sutherland explained. is not
dealing with naval ratio. but is en-
deavoring Ia rcport on the ccono-
mic questions involved In warship
building suspension for ten years.
Meanwhile. the subcommittee on pub
lie information is seeking To get for
the benefit Of the American Iclcga-
ton the sentiment Of the country on
the American proposals for limita-
ton Of armament and the use OF sub
marines and poison gas.
Secretary Hughes. meeting tho
committee last week. made certain
statements on which the public view
was sought. but their nature was
not revealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
BAL |MORE. ELEVEN TO
PLAY LOCALS SATURDAY
Orioles Come Here to Meet
Richmond A. G.. al Boulc-
ward Field.

TN scintillating season record
Which they do not want dimmcd. the
~ 10 ,innore professionals will land in
hicnmond Saturday To meet tho fast
hichmond Athletic Club. Boulevard
rlcld VIII be the scene Of ono Of the
hardest fought grid battles whiCI has
,;, staged in Richm"nd in some
.imc, according to the gossip about
local sport circles
The game WAS originally scheduled
for November 10. but baltimore was
forced at the last minut" To cancel
the contest. However. further ncEo-
tiations with the oriolc outfit were
resumed and the game finally ar
ranged.
The record nf the Baltimore team
shows that thry play a tip-top game.
and. judging from scores and VIC
tories, they. arc a much faster dele
cation than the Washington profcs-
sionalS. who. although beaten. staged
mcritorious fight against the local
team on -\rmisticc Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
penn STATE ARRIVES TO
meet .. OF WASHINGTON
Old Rivals TO Clash in Grid
Battle Saturday-Pcnnsy
FavOritC
ny Associated Press

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov. 2S.-Coach
Hugo Bezdek and twenty-thrcc mem
beTs of the PENNSYLVANIA State Col
lego football team arrived here today
to meet an almost traditional rival.
the University or Washington. The
Fasteners and sun Dodgers clash
Saturday marks the second intorsec-
tional gridiron battle played in
Seattle.
ON the basis OF carly season results.
Penn State viii be the stronger when
the TWO teams begin play December
}. But one team had been able 10
score on Beadck's crew this fail until
the Nittany Lions met Harvard. DC
tobcr %. Bczdck's men had the edge
ON the Cambridge eleven until tho
closing minutes OF the contest. when
the Crimson put over the tying touch
down of 2l-2l score October 90
in rs first International game Penn
state defeated the strong Georgia
Tech eleven, IS to Z.
Coach BaSshaw took over the d.
rcctjoH OF ~ green squad when he
came TO Washington this year. Com
paratircly easy Victories were scored
over the Ninth Army Corps team.
oi-1: Whitman College. 20, and Uni
vcrsity OF Montana. 2s-7. Then the
Oregon Agricultural college defeated
Ragshaw's eleven. $40. ON Novem-
her Washington upset predictions
by holding the strong Stanford eleven
to scorclcss tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
zBYszkO DEFEATS LEWIS
AND RETAINS HIS TITLE
Worlds Champion Heavy
weight Takes Bout From
Stranger" in Gotham.
IBy Associnted prcss.I


NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Stanislaus
IbySzko. of Poland, success fully de-
tended the worlds heavywcight
wrestling championship, at Madison
square Garden tonight, defeating Ed
tStrangicr) Lewis. formerly OF Lex
Cal. Hby SIX" won two out OF three
ialis. Lewis obtained the first fail
with u nyins deadlock, after seven
Teen minutes and thirty-onc seconds
HbysHko had just escaped u danger
GUS htnnerluck and gained his Icct
wheh Lewis grabbed HIM by the head.
threw him over his shoulder and min
ned the Poles shoulders To the mat.
Before the match began, il was am
nounccd that all holds. with the OK
ccpii"n OF the strangic hold. would
"c permitted. Lewis weighed 231 IL
bounds, and Ibyszko 233 -.
The second. IL so-calicd rolling fail
went To Ibyszko after twenty-onc
minutes and twcnty-SiX seconds. This
iaIl WAS called when Lewis. i'm cs
Gaping from half Nelson aud
'F;"tch mold permitted his shoulders
10 strike the mat. Lewis protested
me referees decision and left the
ing, put was induced by members
OF The state Athletic Commission to
continue. :"
Ihe champion won the third fan
anu match with u double arnlork In
fourteen minutes and ifty-siN see
>, The, referees decision in giving
"p!Szko the second fall was loudly
JeS,eu ny 81 large body OF spectators.
IoniShts victory was the 9IOth
Tor the champion in his twenty-thr.n
years OF professional competition Ito
WAS defeated only once The laia
Frank Gotch vanquishins him I'm n
match that lasted but six seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

hcation as to measurement. and Is
particularly insisting upon the point
that ships under construction should
not be counted in estimating exist
ing strength OF a navy. rho various
claSSiications give her 70.5 per cent
as an average compared with tho
American navy. According to ono
conception OF the conference work,
the American contention is that
Supcrdrc and drcadnoughts
ana all ships under construction
should be logically. taken as tho
basis of measurement. Under this
plan, IL is stated that America counts
the estimated tonnage of ships when
they are actually completed, although
some of them have only been started.
Under this classification also. 1t is
stated that the American figures
place the present japanese navy
under 30 per cent as COM
pared with that Of the United States
and Great britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
CONCANNON TOPS MCCOY
in FIGHT FOR CUE TITLE

JOE Concanno. Of New York. one
OF Americas foremost cue experts
gained a 2S-point lead over James r..
block OF their LEO point match FOR
the Southern pocket billiard cham
nionshfp, which was played here veg
tcrday. The local wizard plave1 q
lar more sensational game than his
tNnr'nern opponent. his high runs
being ~ and - against Conc,nnon's
and IS. concannon however
played steady game. and "ompIcted
his $50 block last night. The NAV
VIII be resumed this afternoon ~ 2
O'Clock In Haskins' billiard pnrIn- and
tonight at the Richmond Hotci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
REPORTERS M|sQuOTED
Me- JENNINGS ASSERTS
Official Repudiatcs Statements
Attributed Him Concern
=. ing Mile. Lenglcn.
NEVER SAID SHE aUlT
Qncricd American In Ucxnrd To RcsiE-
nation OF Players Manager From
French Association. Which lie Re
fused to Comment Upon.
IRy Associated press. !

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Joscph NJ.
Jennings, treasurer of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association. to-
night denied that he had charged Mile.
Suzanne Lengleu. French tennis
player. with dancing a few hours at
ter she. alleging physical mnhinesS.
had defaultcd TO Mrs. Moiia hJurstcnt
Mallory in the womens national
championship At Forest llills,
This charge was attributed To Mr..
Jennings by reporter for lhtia-
deirhia newspaper, who had inter
viewed the American tennis ohltlai
regarding the resignation of Captain
a. II. dc Joannis. Mile. l..nEien
manager. from the ricc-prcSidencE OF
the French Lawn Tennis Association.
The resignation of Captain de JoanhiS
followed criticism at the American
tennis body by Mile. l.cngien which
the captain felt unwarrahtcd'
Refused Ia Comment.
IT made absolutely no such state
mcu;" said MIR. Jennings. LAST eve
ming reporter OF i'hiluhe,Pna
paper teiephoned me ana asked Tor
comment upon the dispatch regarding
Tapta!n de Joannis rcsiEniiioH'
which he read. / told him ! had n"
desire to be quoted.
II then said ;hat in general agreed
with the cablcd report OF captain ue
he gentleman whose Ideals Oh
sportsn,anship are OF the highest
character The point was made that
at the time of this happening hah
refused TO he quoted because or inc
international aspect of The matter anu
the further fact that II was harulE
appropriate to comment upon lhe
actions Of lady who was our guest.
Ivc had a few moments conversation
and supposed The matter was ended'
Never Said She Danced.
"Thcrefcre | was greatly SURPRISED
to read the long statement attributed
10 me, in which there are SeNcral I'M
portant trisstatements OF fact ma"c
no comment whatever on Mile. l-ens-
lens condition. did not say that
She danced the night following her
default to Mrs. Mallory. | did not
say that she OMIT. and ! said abs"-
lutcly nothing with reference to thr
attitude OF our organization 'oWcr"
her.
who attended Mile. l.cnrien hay" long
been matter OF record. ana as
sumcd the incident was closed. me
sole Justification for this statement
Is To correct the errors referred TO IN
{, irucss both TO the tennis orEaniZa-
lions Of France and the United states
and to Mile. I.enElen herself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
THIEVES TAKE RAZORS
FROM BARBER SHOP
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispa,ch

tSpccia) TO The Times Dispa Itch
DANNiLLE. VA. Nov. 2S-Thc
subway barber shop. located in the
Arcade Enild'nC. was at n sad dis-
advantage from business standpoint
when u Was opened this morning. II,
was discovered that during the night
thieves had entered the establish
mcnt and made a clean sweep Of such
tonsoriai weapons az they were In
the habit Of m~ing. and the Ave har-
bcrs were compelled tn 20 out and
purchase others and to borrow from
other rival concerns before they
could r"mnve the Monday morning
h'rsutc adornmcnt OF its regular pa
irons.
Razors. Scissors. clippers. mcchani-
cal and otherwise, strOr% and other
equipment tn total value of about
Si25 were taken. The glass panel
on tho entrance door had been broken
and cntranr" effected In that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
LEADING CONTRALTO
TO SING IN RICHMOND
Madame Louise Homer Has Not Becn
licDrd Hero for Several

tcuFS.
The coming visit to Richmond OF
Madame Louise Homer the world s
leading contralto. is causing a great
deal of interest among all classes OF
music lovers. for this artist, who is
being brought here by Mrs. Wilson
Greene. has not been heard by a local
audience for several years, and all
the critics declare she is singing bet
ter than ever before. Seats arc on
sale at the Corlcy Company. ol3 East
when she appears next Tuesday
night. the house will he filed with an
enthusiastic gathering.
Madame Homer Is the wife Of Sid
ney Homer. the composer of darkcy
melodies. and ut least one OF his conf
positions always finds place on her
programs. especially when she is
singing in the South. Sidney Homer
always accompanies tho artist on her
tours. She is not only possessed of a
rarely beautiful voice and tho talent
which Is necessary To make tho most
of II, hut besides has hccn endowed
in great measure with personal beau
ty.
MADAME Homer has been gifted
by nature" said the Brooklyn Stand
ard Union recently. "rith that typi-
"ally American beauty. which Is ir-
rcsistiblc. particularly when allied to
such fiery tcmpcra mcnt and soul"
She is certainly one Of the most gift
ell women now on the public stage,
and the best Of il is that she has
made only tine and legitimate use of
these great gifts. Homer today is
not more admired and loved as an
artist than she Is as woman She
Is held 10 he the finest type Of the
American woman that can be de-
vcloped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
SPORTS.
.LAND|s' DECISION IN
RUTH CASE DUE TOD
Public Will Know sw ,
Kings Calibcr by Verdict, !
Says Arbitrator.
BY Associated prnxs

c,,,IDy NSSVcIatcu Prcss
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.--Judyc L
lands. baseball commissioner
announce a,ii his decision in Tho ~,
ably tomorrow-lt was Learn,
night. Ruth violated ono or thc -,
or the major leagues by TAX.
in transforming trip af,nr a.,
worlds series.
There was no official lnt!matio,
night as to whether Judre
would impose the maximum nonn
OF suspension from baseball or mo,
~ hnc the atar OF the Now ",
Americans. Since Ruth took par,
Landis has expressed himsnif
subject only once. saying "wbon
decision is rendered, the p,bIir =,
know just what kind Of a man a..
Ruth Is" -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
NOTRE DAME MAY PLAY
: CRACK WESTERN TEAM
lBy Associated Press. !

Los ANGELES. Neyt.. 2S.-Notrc
Dame UnivcrsG., sr,Seared today to
he Tie only remaining possibility to
represent the East al the annual l;a /
vs. West football game played at
.Iasadcna on New Years Day under
the auspices OF the Tournament OF
Roses Association. Officials said they
Dad heard indirectly that this WAS the
case.
officials said that no formal invi-
tation had as yet been sent 20 Notre
Dame, adding that they were not
ready today To say one would he.
sale OF tickets for the game be-
gan today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
SKATING CHAMPION TO
MEET j. S. CHALLENGER
Oscar Mathieson, Of Norway
Will Defend Tile Against
Staff.
IRy Assncla,ehrrnss1

CHRISTIANA! NORWAY. Nov 2s-os-
car Mathleson the worlds champion speed
skater. has accepted a Challenge from
inc American professional Cha NIPPON. Ar.
thur Staff. OF Chicago. for scrics OF
races for the title.
Aathicson also has received challenges
from hobby Mclean. OF Chicago. who was
beatcn BY tho Norwegian two years ago;
Norrai Baptir and Everett MCGOWAN As
professional skating matches are not rer-
mittcd here. Ma;h'cson has announced his
Willingness to go to tho United States tht.
winter and meet these mon on Lake Placid
or Saranac Lake. lie already has begun
training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
PADDOCK WILL TRY TO
CUT TIME IN QUARTER
Try Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. 2S.-
Charles ". Paddock. holder of sew
srai WORLDS records in sprint races.
has rcconsidcr-d his decision never
to run again and will soon start prac-
ticc for the coming track season.
Paddock viii attempt To lower the
worlds record for the 4t0-yard dash
during tn" next season. He has never
run over sac yards in competitions
but he says Ia" thinks the 4i0-yard
dash Will be almost as easy us the
300-yard.
He will again represent the Uni
rcrsity Of Southern California;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
GlLROY NAMED CAPTAIN
OF PRINCETON ELEVEN
lHv .Hssoclntcd Press I

PRINCETON. y. j., Nov. rs Ralph
c. Giiroy. Of lisvcrhill. Mass. WAS
elected 10 captain thc'-ia29 Princeton
varsity football team 10y the men who
earned their letters this season in
either tho Yale or Harvard games
He succeeds j, stanton keck
the ne" Tiger leader in 1911" played
half back on tho Princeton freshman
team. and '"r the last TWO wears he
has hcen regular IN the back field
of the varsity. starting In every game
during that period. Gilroy made a
sixty hve-yard run that won tho
Harvard game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
FIGHTERS WHO BROKE
CONTRACT ARE BARRED
icy Assoclatod nrcss ]

MONTREAL. nov '.1-N!oe McTlrue
OF New York. ann Jeff smith O.. Bayonn.
y. j. middlewoights today wcr. n.rred
from participating Ia future bouts here
ny Chiei OF Police Beianger. who said
they had broken contracf Ia anna
here December ~. The two ,yor. said "a
have signed articles to hEht =. Madison
SQUARE Garden next Thursday
Promoter Couway announced ne 49,
holding 5000 diamond gold and svo-y
belt, won by Smith in Paris and on .,
hibition here since Smith fought lax.
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
ol7 monse. Not Numbered.

LGNCiiBuRG. VA. Nov. aS.-A
survey made here by letter carriers
attached to the post Office. shows
that the carriers serve 5l7 houses, IN
which there is no number. 3.6Io on
which there are no mail rcccptacles
and Los on which boxes have been
located for receiving mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
AMATEURS WRESTLE
FOR TITLE TONJCT

Richmond's amateur city wr,,.,
tournament VIII open tonight in the nS
vuc school and nome OF tho hest rr
piers about The metropolis have ,n,..
ihcir names on tho list. Tho r,.,
VIII be staged at O'Clock. ana "a,
NILS. regarded mn one Of the hos, -,
r:of-ssionhls in thr city. hui WIN T..
OF the gam" due 70 "a broken hand. !
act AN referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
PETERSBURG DEFEATS
OCEANA HIGH. 35 TO

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. zs--p.,,
burg High defeated the occans n,
eleven here this afternoon by the ,corc
80 70 y. CLOSING successful year FOR
did Oeeana threaten Potershure's .o,l :.
slippery ncid kept down the score Of 20,
Joyncr'" youngsters. while .umb,ea n
occana'n goal prevented Ut icaS, I,
touchdown,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

Comfort.
Example: To find the times of
hiGh tides at Richmond on Sep
teinoer 22. add eight hours and
four minutes to 1l:3o Cor the first
tue. obtaining 1888 \. NJ. and
aud eight hours and four minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
INQUIRIES WILL HAVE
NO QUINT THIS YEAR

Because they are unable TO secure n
BASKETBALL court in any OF tho local
arm"ri"s. and not having gym
nnSium In connection with tho school
the McGuire'S University School will
not turn out a basketball uuint this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
Charter shipping Board cr,f,.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. rs
The American steamer Eastern Guide.
idle At Camp Enstis for the past sew
"rSi months. has been chartered by
Moore IL Mccormick. OF New York.
ana will go there to load cargo for
European ports after repairing here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
Roper slnughter. need.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. ?s.-Thc
scheduled eight -round bout here to-
night between Captain Bob Roper.
Chicago heavyweight. and BIZ Reed.
Los Angeles. was stopped by the ref
creo In the fourth round. after Reed
had teen knocked down four times
and was in no condition 10 continue
the $Fbt- having been badly beaten
In al four rounds. The referee
Awarded tho. tsst % Roper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
O'HARE WINS DECISION
OVER VIRGINS IN BOUT
by Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov 2S.-Fd.
Ole CHare, OF New York. was given
the decision over Chuck virgins 49,.
Indianapolis. ut the close OF n hard
hfteen-round bout tonight. W.gn!us
forced most of tho lighting. although
O'Hara outboxed him at long rane.
Ihe decision was not popular win
the fans. Virgins weighed Ira
pounds and O'Hare 1CS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

10 1855 for the second tide. OBJ
tanning 1859 i. NJ. Any apparent
discrepancies in examples may be
explained when II is remembered
II happens occasionally that the
arst high tide at Old Point oc-
ours so late as to throw calcuia-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

The Church llill Athletic Clubs basket
bal! team held their first practice in IN.
iowitZcis' Armory last night. good
sized lot OF material was on hand and
Charles tJonCs) Fclvey. the manager ok.
poets winning team this year. he de-
carcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
wh-IrheI 1. Cnpt.,n

ATHENS. GA. Nov 2S.-"puss,
Weirhei, guard on the Georgia foot
bali team was elected captain Of the
is22 eleven at banquet here TO-
night. He Is rccoEnizcd 40 n,o
m" hest players at his position in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

The local time of high water at
the places named may he found an
proNiinately for each day bv
adding The tidal differences. print
ed In hours and minutes opposite
the names Of the locality. to the
times Of high tides at Old Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
COMPANY c. WINS FIRST
BLUES COURT CONTEST

Company G last night defeated
Cnmuauv 4 by the score OF % TO II,
in the opening court clash in the
Blucs' lntcrcompany HaSkcthall
League. The game was featured by
The star basket shooting %: t'ucHe:.
Of Company a, and Smith, OF Gem
.pany G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29

.Scorc-Company c. %; Company 4,
IL.
Field goldsmith 90. Holiday.
Harner tD. Tucker 60. smith. Foul
goals -UoIladay 90. Tucker 80. Ref
'trcc--Marrin CrcrminaD; scorer
Jones 81. NJ II. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-29
RICHM0ND TIMEs-D IsPATCH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1921
GPOKI > - DENIES SAYING DANCED AFTER FORFEITURE
Chicknl,omIns nIYcr.

NAMED BELOW. " ',oA''