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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Mems Mumers

Have arrived from France and
England in time to meet the first
cool breezes of winter-$3.5O
and $6. 90. strswbridgo & Clothier-
Market Street, Cross Aisle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Necklaces of Pearl
Beads Half Price

Many will buy them tomorrow,
for Christmas gifts, so lovely are
these Necklaces of fine, indes-
tructible pearl beads; with gold
clasps. Worth double, 18-inch,
now s4.O0; 24-inch-now $3.50.
StrawbriIK- CiothIev-.
Aisle Q. Market street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
In the Notion Store

These and host Of other
accessories:
Princess Hair Nets-SI doz.
Our own importation; cap and
fringe styles. in wanted shades.
Hot| Vets, vpt,iul-;5c do-Cl
Colluloid Bau Fyuu,c,- ,5r
M'tf FouudotjoUS-$I.l5 70 Sj.Ou.
GIt-h0Udle .SrjSsOr}.-jOc to SI.OO
S'r""h-l4gr & ,"o'h.er Ais. q ,,,,.,-e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Hand -fringed
Sashes Are the
Vogue

Often the only trimming
needed to give the smartest effect
to a woman's frock. These are
two yards long, With three-knot
fringe ~ inches deep; beautiful
and inexpensive:
Roman Stripe-S5.00 and $3.50
Black MOire Sashes-S3.50
81. n.hrllre & L,.nth Lar--L sic IL Ce-.-e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Candy Specials

Four fsvorite kinds-take q
box home tomorrow:
Old-fashioned Vanilla Drops-45c
Cocoanut Creams-nOw 45c
Hard Candy-now 3Sc a pound
Chocolates, 13-ounce boxes-35c
StrawOrdEs 4 Clothier-
Ba ganeut. and FIIbert Street Cross Aisle
HdlIOUe'en NOUelties
Nut Cups, Pumpkin Lanterns,
Jack Horner Pies, Novel Hats,
and no end of favors.
Halloween Candy-5Oc a pound
Nut Candy-25c to 1925 a pound
Strawbr!dss & C,othier-Basennnnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Madeira Hand
Embroidered Linens

Are always attractive when
used for home decoration, but,
these are exceptionally attractive,
as their prices are lower than
usual. All hand embroidered
and hand-scalloped-
Bread Tray Corer8, ore in.-5Oc
Tea Napkins, lS-inch-S9.50 dox.
Luncheon Sets, I3 pjeces-SS.5O
!ScdrtS l5r54 mche6-$6.OO
Strawhrtdge & Clothier--
AISLE IL Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Fine Black Leather
Hand Bdqs

Hand Bags and Strap Books
Of black pin seal, crepe seal,
morocco, cowhide and vachette
feathers.
Styles are novel or conserva-
tive, including Bags mounted on
handsome decorative frames. In
the group are the Hidden-a1rdy-
Pocket Bags,
Strap Books, s2.95 to S2S.40
Hand Bags, $3.50 to $4,000
S.ravvbridge a Clothler--A!gls q Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21

A large advance-season purchase of fine
overcoat fabrics is responsible for these re-
markable values. listers and Ulsterettes,
beautifully tailored with half-belts or belted
all-around, in handsome, richly patterned
fabrics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21

stocks
the lowest prevailing market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
VIRGINIA TECH COACHES
HOLD SECRET WORKOUT
Cadets Guard Miles Field
From Idle Curious--Coachcs
Are Pushing Squad.
Especial To The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLACK SBUIoi, VA. oct. 27.--The
Virginia Tech football team went into
secret session mere this afternoon.
Two companies or cadets threw a
one WAS allowed to come in sight OF
the C;ohblcrS. one professor hang
ing over his backyard fence WAS or
dcrcd to move on and let the Techs
have the landscape all To themselves.
The secret practice will continue un-
til the Gobhlcrs board the Poly
special for Lyuchburg. where they
are to battle the Generals saturday
afternoon.
The Poly special is assured. The
entire cadet corps will leave here at
5 y. NJ. Saturday. The special will
arrive III Roanoke about 10 y. NJ.
where they will take on Il large del
cgation OF Tech rOotcrS ON arri-
val in Lynchburg at 1880. there will
ieSc dem onstraiion at Tech head
quarters. Tho special Will leave
I:ynchburg at II L. NJ, Saturday
night.
The coaches are working the Cob
hlcrS At high speed this week. and
every man Is in the pink OF condi-
ton. There Will be no more scrim-
mage drills, ana the eleven will spend
their time in polishing up on the
plays at hand. finishing up each
evenings work with a three mile
cross country run.
The Tech management reports that
the crowd for the annual battle with
previous records. The Tech team
thirty strong, VIII leave here Fri
day afternoon. They vii! make their
headquarters at the NirGinian Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Oppose visit by venrxe,o..

Ihat the proposed invitation to
Eleutherios Ncnizclos. former Prime
Minister OF Greece. will not receive
the unanimous approval OF members
OF the local Greek colony was indi-
Gated last night, when Il number of
toEalists' met informally to dis
cuss the situation. AT the conclusion
OF the conference it was determined
by the leaders that a general meet
ing would he called within the next
week to consider resolutions of dis
approval of the action OF the Liberal
Society. which adopted resolutions re-
questing the Mayor and the Cover
nor to invite the famous Greek states
man to Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
By Sidney u. ,Nh,,,,c

Snitrd News stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Two south
crners are coming North for !, pleas.
an. Week, end on tn" eridiron-
praying Coloncls, from Cent?. COL
i!eEs, who Will play Harvard. at Cam
rruuee, ana The Golden Tornado, from
GeorSia Tech. which Will meet Penn
state 1T the Folio Grounds. here.
M This writing, there isn't "A man.
woman or child south Of the Mason
anu anu DIXON Line. who doesn't bclicvc
zoe hold. they can outwrcs,lc the
Yankees. And there isn't a u.rsou
along the more cfretc North Atlantic
Sseaooard who doesn't bclicvc~that the
South hopes are going /" be- da he'd
!"St as they were dashed u year ago
Certainly Harvard isn't doing much
worrying. Nor is Penn state. which
outplhycd Harvard last week but let
IN, ,ne crimson down with a 2l-io-al
The Harvard crippIcs are return
Ing to the field. Captain Keith Kane.
george owen. Percy Jenkins ana
charles Ticrncy-kanc's running
MAJ; VIII be back in the game Sat
pound guard. who has been in the
hospital with tonsillitis. may possiyiv
get one whap at the line
with recollections OF the brillian,
s OF 1870; Massachusetts fans
hayc gone Wild in advance, ana
tickets for the Centre Harvard con
test are now in the hands of spccu-
'a,2rs and commanding fancy prices.
c,a Eastern experts look Tor a much
Georgia Tech. The Tornado is due
TO hit New York Friday morning
permitting a light workout on IN.
foio Grounds in the afternoon. Bar
ron. johnson. Rcntz and Cap,aiu liar
Ian. Georgia's stars, All are IN rnoI
condition " So"
For Johnny Hcisman ana his Penn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
STAR BACK TO PLAY
FOR LOCAL ELEVEN

Dick Gurlcy. plunEinE half back
OF North Carolina state College for
tour years. Will be- seen in "a Rich
mond Athletic club uniform when the
iocaI 1colball team meets the bread
thoughts. OF Alexandria. here tomor-
row afternoon at Boulevard Field at
$3.50 O'Clock. tiurlcy stated Yesterday
over the long distance phone that he
Houio bc IN Richmond FOR tn. game
ne Is reported to be In excellent con-
uition ana ready TO take his place in
the backiield OF the local team.
richmond expects to meet strong
opposition from the Drcadnoughts
VINO are being trained especially for
tomorrow'S contest. They have added
several capable players to their
roster IN an effort to present a strong
team against the Richmond Athl.tir
Gun. which organization defeated
them last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
GENERALS ARE READY
FOR CONTEST WITH TEC.I
Washington and Lee Eleven
Meets V. p. |. in Lynch
burg Tomorrow.

Especial to The Times
l.tNlNGTON. VA. Oct 27.-wash-
inston and Lee Univcrsity's football
squad, numbering twcnty-cight play-
crS and including Head Coach Eill
RafterH, Assistant Coaches Shuitz
ana Silvcrstcin and trainers. Will
leave here late tomorrow afternoon
In special car for Lynchburg. where
thcE Will play V. i. l. in the annual
game between the two institutions
saturday. The Generals Will hold n
hhal brief workout on Wilson Field
tomorrow afternoon. and. following
practice. Viii board the special car
Tor Lynchburg.
The Generals are in the hes, NOS
sthle shape physically Tor S;,tlrd;, vs.
conflict with their ancient rivals. and
that the Blue ana White nrsre.s Giiine
VIII duplicate their last years VIZ
Tory over the Tcchmcn. Practice
almost entirely to having the FIRST
SSulnS men accustom themselves to
". 4, !. plays attempted by tho see
ono team. ana from all appearances
perhaps, the most bitterly contested
the two schools ever have played.
'. T. ]. while losing TO Centre and
Maryland. has Il stronger team than
SAID OF the Generals. During IN.
week Raftcry has devised several
plays for the Generals which are .X
pected I" afrcctualiy check less.
Tech ilashy full back, when tho
whistle blows Saturday.
The Generals line probably viii
average around iS7 pounds from end
to end. while the back field vii, lin
the scales around 100 pounds.
\ special train will leave here sat
uruaE morning. carrying 200 mem
berS OF the student body. the faculty
having granted holiday for the
occasion hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
UNIVERSITY IF RICHMOND
TO PLAY TARHEEL ELEVEN
Spiders Being PINNED for
Game Against Davidson To-
morrow Afternoon.
VISITORS WILL NEED
"iiobhH" Sncad's Toe Has = -, Red
nnd Blue Numerous q, customs
This Scnsun-North &. ui.ninns
Have Fast NrgrcSation.

Richmond Colleges football con-
test for tomorrow VIII bring teams
representing tho Old Dominion and
tho old North state into conflict rs
the University OF Richmond will be
the host TO Davidson, tho Eridiron
hostiliti"s opening promptly at 3
o'clock; Stadium Field. Westhamr-
ton. Will be tho arena. and Indications
Naders get down TO business there's
going 10 he a lot of fur dislodgcd.
Locnl fans are going TO have an
opportunity TO watch speed mcr-
chants when tho clevcns match wits
in tho spider Wildcat affair. as the
DaVids onianS are a swift crew. and
l(obson's hackteid arc not behind the
time when it comes to hurryiug.
Those who saw the two teams in
their toe game last year. which
the Tarhccls won. viii recall the
long sweeping plays OF the visiting
team. II is with an idea of turning
the Davidson runner into his line
that Dobson has lnborcd this week
In view of the fact that the Down
homers are still showing wisdom in
using such style with such speed
in the backhcld,
Davidson VIII have TO bring a
strong hcotcr along tomorrow, for
the spiders have in Sncad Il kick er
who is hcady and powerful Sncad's
bunting this season has meant much
10 Spiderdom's ability to defend their
goal
DObSon ana thurChmaN worked the
Spiders in their final scrimmaEe yes
terday. and today they will just rub
into each other as the plays for to-
morrow ARE gone over in dummy
scrimmaCc. spider spirit Is At a
high pitch and great fight is look
cd for from them tomorrow.
The univcrsity Of Richmond ath-
lctic authorities are pursuing the
even tenor OF their way" in regard
to their policy To hold all home grid
contests. except the Turkey Day
struggle with William ana Mary. at
Stadium Field. Wcsthampton. and To
date results in every way have con-
iirmed the wisdom OF the move Omit
ting the SHANGHAI phase the games at
Westhampton have been staged UNI
der most favorable conditions, and.
since all gate receipts are applied
directly 70 athletics. void of salaries
bigger gates for the Spiders means
"a bigger program for lovers OF the
grid game.
The car service handled over a
thousand fans last week. The power
company is ready for the surplus
transportation and will run extra
cars from Ninth and Main. beginning
Mt l.i5 o'clock tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SOUTHERN ELEVENS INVADE
NORTH TOMORROW FOR HONORS
Georgia Tech, Center and Virginia Will Be Seen Be
fore Leading Football Critics Of East--Dart-
mouth-Corncll Clash Important.

sylvania outfit. Saturday will be $,
critical day. Warmers Pittsburgh
fanthcrs. after miserable begin
ming. came through To victory
against the heavy Syracuse team last
week. and sent their own stock soar
ing. Tho Warner attack is power
tul. II can be stopped only by hood
defensive ends. and there Is brave
doubt whether Pcnnsy's ends can
stand the strain. PITS line mean
while. has shown a steady improve
mcnt throughout the season.
Pcnnsylvania's chances. however.
should not he too greatly discount
ed. From the slough OF dcspond. in
which coaches and men were wal
lowing earlier in the season. the team
has made much progress during the
last ten days. The game Will be
worth Watching. although Oh paper.
tn. ranthcrs seem to have tho edge.
Val" has what practically amounts
To Il day off. Brown has shown moth
Ing approaching the old Erunonian
Galiher This season. Undoubtedly Tad
Jones will use the day for expert
mcntation, observation and some
scouting. Incidentally, there will be
no riaycT-scouts from Cambridge IN
the Yale stands Saturday. They will
be busy at the Harvard Stadium. In
case tn" Colonies get out OF hand.
Virginia is another Southern in
vadcr. who will attempt to reopen
the wounds the Princeton Tiger has
oecn attempting to close all week.
and Washington and jefferson will
be seen ut Syracuse-which makes it,
all round. 4 sort of reunion day be-
tween North and South. Dartmouth.
with Captain Jim" Robertson back
in the game once more. journeys TO
Ithaca. where Gil Dobie'S Cornell team
will attcmpt to live up Ia its rcputa-
ton. 1t is crucial game for both col
ieEcrs. and Will make or mar the re-
cord OF either one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
STAR BACKF|ELD PLAYER
IS LOST TO V|RG|N|ANS
Dunn, Richmond Boy, Will
No, Play Against Prince
ton Tomorrow.
Especial 10 Tho TImcs. Disnnich.l

lTp''l'i ~ me timex DiSpatcIl.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. oct. -.
-Nirsinla'S back field. although miss
ing Dunn. who is out with an injured
hand. seems in fine shape for the
fray Saturday with Princeton. The
scrimmarc yesterday showed owl
dcnccs uf the hard work OF the last
week. ANA the team rolled up Il Inrg.
scor" on tn" scrubs. Dpplrrnln WAS
especially noticeable. getting away
several times on long runs around
end and on passes. Foster was az
Quarter during the hrs, Of the scrim.
mage with liarr!s 1T fulI.
'nmpnc!l and Hayes. two Subet.-
,utcS. suffered slight injuries during
i!hc practice, hut otherwise the Vir-
Ilhhhns seem To have kept the squad
unusually free from cripplcs. Tho
i"S' practice before they left tonight
was devoted To pcrfecting several
pan ing pays given the team this
week ana light scriminagc. Coach
Warren Viii undoubtedly take a
large squad with him. taking no-
chances Of being beaten by mere
numbers. a fat" some Southern teams
have met on Northern fields uay-
liig aii unusually strong reserve force
Two entire clcvcns will certainly
ianc the trip in addition to several
general utility men.
Ia the line, Ward seems to have
solved the difficulty of left guard II,
whIGh nr@ps!tinn several have been
tri,h. The other places are liked
with old-tirncrs. Stephenson has been
r.plh"ing Niche at right .luI. when
III" la ttcrs knee Savc trouble, whilo
Dietrich ana Campbell are pushing
Davis At left end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Aviatars Arrive Here.

Lieutenant q. Raymond Richmond.
,c'erah aviator and builder OF first
tractor biplanc, ami his son. Alan
GwEnn, Richmond. arrived here yes
,erday from Newton Park, Camden.
y. D., IN Canadian CurtiSs airplanr
me aviators are en- route TO Daytona
heach. Fla. where they expect to
spend the winter. Since the take off
IN camden the aviators have covered
y miles and their actual flying time
was : hours and 30 minutes. Lieu
tenant Richmond has been flying at
intervals since 1909. lie served dur
ihs the world war as commandant
at Rockwell Field. Santiago. Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
1ALE'S RUNNING TRACK
NEARS COMPLETION
LBy Associated prrssl


NEW HAVEN. CONN. oct. o7.-As
the new running track for the Yale
Track men on Yale Field ucars COM
plcion, some of its features are an
parent. The track Is being con
Stfucted by the same men who built
the bowl and. as in I'll. case Of the
nowi, certain things are claimed for
IL winch are not possessed by any
other track in the country. on the
horth SIDE OF this track will he an
oval Tor the ii0-yard run.
ne track advantage over all
others used for intcrcollcpiatcs ia
ali starters will he ON straight
away. The grand stand is so located
that all races may finish at il, except
in the 220-yard dash.
The straightaway is twenty-four
feet wide.
The freshman football field will be
IN inc center OF the athletic field and
on THIS the field events may he. hell
and seen from the grand stand. The
new track Will be ready next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
INDIANS OPEN HOME
SEASON TOMORROW
William and Mary Eleven to
Play Randolph- Macon in =
williamsburg.
lspeeial to The Times, Dispatch

f.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, oct 20
among ih" spectators witnessing tho
william and ary-EandoIph- Macon
animal football gam" here Saturday
"ill De motor parties from Richmond
Newport News. Norfolk ana tho
Peninsula. This is the first hom.
game al the Indians, and an Informal
cancc VIII he Iivcii at night.
>Savc Tor the Catholic University
meeting. William and Mary's schc-
dnIc should be smooth sailing untl
The windup affair in Richmond with
University of Richmond. Randolph
Macon and Camp Eustls are not ok
pc'tcu To furnish Formidable oupoSi-
ton But fIrm al! Indications the
turkey Day battle between the Sri.
d"rs and Indians viii b" II fierce ngh,
Coach Irinrh.r ,Ir,',d "a,
Squat pricticinE ncw plays for thu.
thanksgiving contest. These have
t""h given the men In secret work
outs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Cridlin nerurns 10 nIcbm,nd.

Secretary W. IL. Cridl,u. OF the Vir-
S!nia Historical Pageant Association,
returned yesterday from Farmyille
where he attended the Prince Edward
County Fair and delivered addresses
before the students OF the State Nor
NAL School and ilampden- Sidney Col
Icge. Mr.. Cridlin leaves tonight for
Charlotte Courthouse. where tomor-
row afternoon he Will confer with tho
committee. of that county and will
also address Il mass mevt.ng. at which
the teachers OF the schools in III,
county wLl be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
EAST-END TEAM PLAYS
SOLDIERS TOMORROW

Church Hill Athletic club will
place football team on the Held to-
morrow afternoon for the first time
in several years when the Eas, End
eleven meets the Richmond hincs at
Mayo'S Island Park AT $50. Tie
church HID team formerly was the
chimborazo Athletic Club. but was
consolidated with tho Church H;!l
Athletic Club at a meeting last tues
day night.
The contest Will be for Tn. aria
tcnr championship Of Richmond. as
neither eleven has been defeated by
an independent team Of Richmond
this season. Early in the ycar. tho
team played Il &c tie game at Byrd
cncd by the acquisition OF Billy"
Hay, who il expected to play in the
line for them in tomorrows game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Discuss New Parish House.

Plans for financing the erection Of.
the building OF tho new parish house
OF ST. PHui'S Episcopal Church were
discussed 10y tho members or tho
committee IN charge Of the project
nt meeting In the Sunday school
CT the church last night. hut no den-
mite action WAS taken. Industrial
and economical conditions, IL wa,
agreed. were not conducive to tho
building OF tho structure al This
time, DIR. w. Russell bowie, rector
OF the church, offered prayer und IN
troduced the presiding officer, y. Kan
dolph Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SPORTS
- BIC CAVES FEATURE OF FOOTBALL TOMORROW SPORTS
Price Secures Field
for Tech-Centre Came

Centre College and Virginia
Tech Will meet on the football
sridiron OF Mayo Island Park in
1872 If the Tech management sees
mt to award Richmond the game.
Major Lawrence Price. an alum
nus OF Tech, announced yesterday
that he had closed with W. IL.
Bradley FOR the use of the park
j; the game is arranged. While
the date Of the battle has not
been decided upon. IL more than
likely Will be the third or fourth
Saturday i'll October. Bradley has
assured Major Price that the
grounds will lao available.
civic organizations OF several
other Virginia cities are making
bid for the game. The Sports
Association, Of i.ynchhurE: the
Rotary Club, OF Roanoke, and or
carnations in Norfolk all have
written sally" Miles. of Tech, in
regard to the game. Major Price
has written Miles the datails oG
his plans TO stage the struggle
here and expects an answer in
the next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
CENTRE ELEVEN RESTS
AFTER LONG JOURNEY
Try Associntch Press !

BOSTON oct. 27.-Kentncky.s
centre college eleven rested tonigh,
TER Il snort signal practice OH the
Boston College gridiron. The team
Which Is TO meet Harvard on Satur-
day. arrived this afternoon and Coach
Chariie' Moran lost no time in nut
uhS MS squad Of twenty five men
through light drill. No scrimmar.
was attempted.
y faculty ruling at Centre pre-
vented many UNDERGRADUATE rootcrs
from coming East, but the college
Jazz band OF thirty pieces was in III.
party ready for action in the Stadium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
FOCH AND PERSHINC
TO SEE BIG GRID CAME
fEy .Nysociated prcss. !

ATLANTA, GA. oct. o7.-Mars;.al
Foch and General p,rshinE will at
tend the Georgia TcCh-p Penn STATE
football game in New York Saturday.
accompanied by Mayors liylan and
KY. and the presidents - the rival
institutions, according TO ann.,uncc-
iEcnt here prior To the der.,. tur: Of
the Tech squad Today.
Is. q. Matheson, president of C;cor-
Sia Tech. received n telegram last
night from Mayor IIylan. Of New
York. informing hip OF the plan. A
large number OF Atfantans and mum
bers of the studUt body will accom-
pany the Tech team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
ST. PAUL BONER READY
TO BEGIN TRAINING
thy Associated Press. ]

Mike" gibbons. st. Paul boxer, ar
rived here today 10 begin training
for his scheduled nficen- round en-.
EaEcment with Happy Littleton. Mon
day night. The winner OF this fray
is TO be recognized as the next mid
dleweight champion by Promoter
DomiiiciS. Torotorich, and = number
OF other. promoters IN league with
him. 1t IL estimated that the bout
viii draw one OF the largest turn
outs here since The days OF the old
Olympic Clue carnival, when James
Corbett defeated John l.. Sullivan for
tho t!tlr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
PREP SCHOOL TEAMS
PLAY HERE TO-DAY

Benedictine Military College and
the McGuire's University school foot
bal! c!cNcnS VIII meet for the prep
school championship of Richmond
THIS afternoon at Boulevard Field at
$3.50 o'clock. John Marshall High
school probably Will play the WIN
ncr.
Both teams have light. fast clcvcns.
ana today's game promises TO be a
battle royal. Tom Miller is coach Of
Senedlctinc. while Shrimp" smith
has charge Of McGuire's