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New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Pennock Oil Earnings

The Pennock Oil Company for the
six months ended June 80 reports net
earnings. before depreciation and de-
pletion. of $236.727. OF which Sl5o 500
was earned in the first quarter and
$77, ,22l was earned in the second quar-
ter The production during the six
months period amounted to 209. 1888
barrels Of oil. The balance sheet as of
June 20 shows current assets of S717.-
029, of which S54l ,63i was cash and
current liabilities of $53,763. Total re-
serves were 81 ,290,451 and total assets
and liabilities S6,b82,573,
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Piling Up the Reserves

serve Bank of New York this week is
especially interesting in view of the
remarkable reserve showing The ratio
of gold reserves to Federal Reserve
notes in circulation after setting aside
35 per cent against deposit liabilities
stands at 1887 per cent, compared with
104.2 per cent week ago and 1872 per
cent year ago. This is a new record
Translated into simple language. this
means that after setting up 35 per cent
reserves to cover deposits, the local
bank is carrying s1087 in gold against
every dollar in Federal Reserve notes
it has in circulation.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Brazil Loan Reports

London cables refer to discussions in
New York relative to new Brazilian
financing. The names of both the gov
ernmcnt of Brazil and the municipality
of Rio de Janeiro are mentioned. Early
this year Brazil arranged S25,000,0 900
loan in this market and since then there
have been rumors from time to time
of further commitments. SO far as is
known no actual negotiations have
been begun. Argentina recently sought
s5,O00,00o loan here, but the terms
offered by the bankers did not meet
with approval at Buenos Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
United Oil Producers Ronds

Reports to the Office of the Middle
States Oil Corporation from the new
United Oil Producers Corporation show
that its oil sales contracts are produc-
ing slightly above 10 per cent on the
S4,o00.000 per cent guaranteed bonds
recently offered to stockholders. Under
the terms Of this issue the interest
rate will fuctuate with the price of
crude oil, but the minimum rate viii
he 4 nor cpNt
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19

spot, August and September, l2c asked
Lead quiet; New Y ork spot, i50c and
East St. Louis spot. 4.25c asked. Hlnc
easy; New York spot, 4.50c, and East
St. Louis spot 42Gc asked
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Sentiment and Real Conditions

To a vacationist returning from o
fortnight in the woods veteran OBJ
server in the Street explained pres
cnt conditions as follows: "Conditions
are getting better, but folks are feel
ing bluer." A broker who overheard
the remark offered this amendment:
"Conditions are the same, but folks
are feeling bluer."
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
London Market Quiet

LONDON, Aug. 18.-Trading was quiet
on the stock exchange to-day. Bar gold
was quoted at lbs Cd: money was loaned
at per cent Discount rates were
Three month bills, 4SsW4$l per cent;
short bills, 4 13-l6N47s per cent.
Closing quotations en- stocks were:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Paris NsarlSc. Fir,n

PARIS, Aug. ls Prices were firm
on the Boursc to-day. Three per cent
rentes, Sc francs; exchange on London.
~ francs is centimes; per cent loan
81 francs 45 ccntimcs. The dollar was
quoted ut II francs 81 centimca.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
New York NYc;ag Isa~lxct

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet, with Straits shipment,
and standard quoted Mt 25T26c and
~ per cent at 25M26.50c. Copper
weak; standard spot, August and Sep
tember. ll.50c asked, and elcctrolytic
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were no
Transactions NoStordaY:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19

Bank Clearlngs clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
$4,000. 900; balances, s55 2O0,0 ,0C0
Silver-London. S33sd; New York,
domestic bar, 99Mc; foreign, 62c;
Mexican dollars, 475sc
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Tile aAfirEICAS
Stocks Ex Dividend

Date. Company. cent
AUG. 20--Acmc Tea CO.. 1st pf.... IN
Aus. 22--A tlnntie Renuing Co. ......
Aug i9--Hr Brooklyn Edison Co. Inc.. z
Aug. 25~~Genetal cigar Co. IF .... IA
Aug. 2O-~iInrDison- Walker Refract | ~
Aug. 2O-Homcstalfc Mining Co.. Il
Aug. 23-Nat. cloal. & Salt Co, pf.. ! >.
Aux. lD--Nationai Lend Co, pi. .... "
Aug. l,-Rard Mincs. Ltd. Am. Shrs. soc
rug. 23-Rcnding Co, isl pf.... u
Aug 2c-StauGard Milling Co...
Aug. 20 do 1T pf.,............ 14L
Aue ~ StHndard on OF Cal.......
AuK. @1-5tefn Eros 7fo pr. ..... ~
Aug 20 DO m pf.. sTa cum. pf.. 80 I.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19

BI ASKED Rll Agl0l-
T. " biscuit ia 81 vr st Car pf ). 100
d. LIST lf - 80 J. 5 { Of \ J % -
do 2d ,f ~ Il5. ltys Setur M - Il
IrrilArl i42 l4SiL " sill ;>l,g r. 100
do ut - 100 loi HoaGing lst pg 2sis 80
Lotus x Nash loSia llo do "a pt... - 90
AiactIy Cos. 0tA4 10 Res y Co ... Is
do pf ..... 81 rs DO lst ~. - 5a
Mahod Csai $50 ru0 Rem TyIcwrit 1914 20ts
Mpllnsan 10 Is Go lst pf f 20 70
90 IF - 5l2. SO dc III Yf. 70
Naiafi SUI II 30 roas K sara l0l
Market st Iiy 3,a 4 81 10 Lead. loas jig
d. uf Il - st j. : " pf 33ls "a 4,
d, p.or Of ~ 9l Santa rcc sur j., ~
do Vi If 6 savage Arms los, ! ~
Nlarislul ru ~ II .o1 A.. ,.
Alath AK ". - ~ do pt ~ 9lh
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Money and Credit

Following the lower rates estab-
lished in the outside market Wcdnes-
day the call money rate on the Stock
Exchange, after renewing at per cent,
dropped later to 81 per cent, which
was the closing rate. Bankers report
funds coming back from the interior,
making offerings more plentiful.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
January I to date.

Copyright 1921. yor
New-York tribune., 1921-08-19
Record Of Stock and Bond Averages
Stocks


Copyright. 1921, New York Tribune In
Stocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
WASHINGTON AND LEE
GR|D|RON TEAM BUSY
Coach Training Eleven Now
for Game With Centre Col
lcgc Week From Saturday.
Sp.siul To Th. Times Dispatch. I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. g.-Whilc
West Virginia last Saturday at Char
lesion was Disappointing TO follow
erS ot the team here. Coach BIZ"
Huftery mas his charges hard At
work for the final home game Of the
season here against Roanoke College
this saturday. Tho Blue and White
came out "t Tho annual struggle
against the Mountainosrs with only
whole VIII hc in excellent shape for
the contest with Roanoke this week.
Every man on the team is showing
n added determination since the loss
10 West Virginia, and from the vim
ANA snap shown in practice 50 far this
week. IT is evident that Roanoke will
encounter tough shedding wien they
axe the Held against The Fighting
enerals. With the addition OF Al
.'crott. former Washington and Lee
star lincsman, to the coaching staff
LAST week. more care is being taken
Il the training az the team nov than
i any previous time this season.
Defects shown in the West Viz
S!n;a game are being corrected ANA
he defense is expected to bc stronger
Jnan ever when the eleven displays
he Effects of the tutelage of the
oachimg quartet now consisting OF
iiaiicrN. ShultZ, Silversteiu and
ricrot;i.
The Generals also realize hat
while the Roanoke game is not cx-
rccied 10 offer amy serious di!iicui-
les, the contest With Centre Col
GEO at Louisville on November ~.
looms UP but n sCaut ten days in the
ring. ana IN this game. Washing
-on and Lee viii truly receiv. her
est 81 the season. Centre ro,nped
1vst Kentucky state last Saturday
10 the tune OF 80 To o, Kentucky nav
ns this season. perhaps inc best az
5cEauon IN several years, and ac
'urdinS to dope IS all set for a
victor! over the Generals at Louis
vile. Although optimism does not
hold forth. 30" NcMilln and his
'olonels Will assur.dly bc given a
tn battle, since til" Generals should
LIST about be du. for such n come
ok as they staged against George
2wn last Year. when ;hcy beat the
!llioppcrs, 10 10 :. after having
een showed under the week before
s. Auhurn's heavier machine
Daily praCtiC. sessions will be
som what this week. since
ne entire squad was given "A layofY
BATTERY on Mondsy following the
'cSt virginia game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
RADICAL CHANGES MADE
IN WEST VIRGINIA ELEVEN
.oach Spears Switches Men on
Eve of Game With Orange
and Blue.

MORGANTOWN. w. VA. Nov. O.
Dr. Spears made three radical
Ranges in the Mountaineer line up
day right on the eve of the clash
18th Virginia at Charlottesville Sat
!rday. when he shifted Bowers to
destitute quarterback. Flanagan to
light tackle in place OF joe liarrick.
nd used kigcr at left end in place
II Rob Hawkins.
Hawkins is uncertain. in regard to
,hystcal condition for Saturday and
pears knows that he will meet his
natch at Virginia. Bowers played
quarter back for the freshmen last
ear. and seemed right at home in the
ag signal drill at his changed po-
iiticn.
= SLOW drizzle fell throughout to-
ay's workout. but there was no let
-. and while there was "a little rough
ork, Spears kept the squad on the
Ia for more that an hour. working
II the new plays that have been
Ven the team for the Virginia game
na which have not heretofore been
own in public. II was dark when
lc men were sent to the showers
Sinorrow Will no doubt witness a.
sitter workout. as IL will he the last
q: before the team leaves.
Preparations for 4 great send OF
TIE MountainCCrs are being made
the student body. and much Of the
games is believed to be due to
d: Increased enthusiasm ana spirit
oWn by the student body. Effort is
ing made tn make the scud-on the
Attest ever Witnessed by West
.rginia eleven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
INDIANS COACH THINKS
WELL OF PREACHERS
Especial 20 The Times. Dispatch. !


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. q
william ana Mary expects q hard
light with Union Theological Semi
nary here Saturday. and the weeks
workouts have been the most Cruel
ling Of the local training season.
Tackling was emphasized by Coach
Finchcr. lie divided his squad into
sections today and made them run
down under punts for more than an
hour. II was noticeable that the for
wards LEFT their feet in making
tackles. Previous to the tackling
dr:ll, the coach had them push the
sled his aim being to develop perfect
timing on the part of the lincincn in
empioyinS the Georgia Tech shift.
Bake Jones, half back; jenkins.
end, and Harwood. end. are still ON
the hospital list. nursing bad legs.
Jones was hurt again in the Ca,holic
u game. owing TO an inquiry, White
played only few minutes i'm the
game at Newport News last week
Jordan. run back, another injured
man, is coming around and may bc
available for the Union Theoioricai
Seminary contest.
he seminary game will he the sec
ond played by William and Mary in
MA mSburg. and the Indians are
expected TO regain their stride The
students are holding rallies each
night, and the old spirit is asserting
itself as the Thanksgiving clash with
University OF Richmond approaches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
CHURCH HILL ATHLETIC
CLUB TO HOLD SOCIAL

ChutcG nm Athletic Club will hold
its tirsi ,pionthly social tonight In the
bellevue school at 5 o'clock. Invita-
lion WILL be by cards only. which, can
be had by applying 10 any member
OF the organization. Boxing. wrcst-
ling and music viii constitute the
program. and a large attendance is
expected. -.
Two three. round Bouts, a fivc-round
go and 4 siN-round mill viii feature
the boxing end OF the program. WniIc
the naIncs of tho contestants have
not been announced. L is probable
that BILLY" Hay. catcher on the
Church liili Athletic club bas.ba d
team. and Charley Perkins VIII be
seen in the ring in one Of TN. affairs.
Three wrestling matches viii toe the
other sporting feature OF the pro-
gram.
billy" Holman and "Bn Jones
have charge OF the boxing and
wrestling, and announce tia. tho
cards tonigh, Viii %" good ones. with
all OF the contestants evenly matched.
The musical part of the entertain
nent Will b. 'rr to /. Guublc ou.rr.f
and Jazz band.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
EFFECTIVE DRIVING
NEEDED BY SPIDERS
Coach Dobson Emphasizes
This Fact TO His Charges.
Practice Despite Rain.

Rainy weather yesterday did no,
bring q lm!l In the Spider training
proceedings. however. Coach Dohson
shifted the scene OF activities i'm or
der To save Stadium Field from being
dug up by the grid warriors clcats.
An open plot of heavy turf below the
Y. NJ. G. y. building was selected for
The temporary stage.
Before taking up the outdoor pro-
gram. the Red aud Blue chief as
scmblcd his squad in tho "Y' build
ing for another conference and lee
iurc of the desired attitude he wished
his men TO assume toward the final
Two battles on the schedule, and also
On the particular system 10 be en-
)loyed against the coming opponents.
While DObson has not so; his guns
.or any one contest on his schedule.
but has drilled his men with the
game at hand the big thing, Ia. has
begun talking about Is the Turkey
Day affair with william and Mary.
although the style ot play anticipat-
I'd then has not been put in execution
III practice.
Dobson. ny Is his custom has spent
much time this week In his war Of
ice" charting future plays. and is
living his pupils a severe mental
,ets on The application %; the Dob
san system under the various an
Eics 10 which II has been used 50 FAR
has season. and In which II VIII he
SEED against Randolph Macon sat
urdny. and William and Mary
thanksgiving Day. While the wake
'orcst contest did not afford much
opportunity for versatility of attack
;hc next two contests are likely TO
ring out OF the spider system II
i!enty OF stuff" when IL comes to
display maneuvers.
at this stage a survey OF the sea :
son Will SHOW the local mentor has
irst established Il stalwart defensive
nd has lhtcly produced an uHcnsc
NAT rolled mp forty-onc points
Eainst team slated to have the
dSe on the Spiders from COMPARE
!dnc% contest. the Rcd md II Ne line
ma secondary had little ability TO
tdvHncc. but against the Tigers, flrst
violence M such came To light. ana
while lacking the punch. 10 put across
;oals, the locals were able TO double
he ground gnincd by their oppon-
chts. An increase az driving power
was manifested against Davidson.
ma then last week. with their de-
'cnSc "a stone wall. n" Red and Riue
ippcd right and !ctt through The
Wake Forest outfit.
Yet the Spider drive has not
cached point where il can hc
'kcn as well enough, and Dobson t..
abOrins 10 make II even more cffec-
ave. Randolph Macon is reported 10
lc r"rupcratinS from carly-scason
disabilities and arc slated To give the
Older line real test Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
MUCHLY USED TITLE
TO BE STAKE AGAIN
10y United News.l

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Thc worlds
han'amweight title. which has
changed hands three times in less
than year. may he transferred
gain Thursday night, this time 70
lack Sharkey. the Italian bantam.
Sharkcy boxes Johnny BUR. the
title holder. at Madison Square Car
len. Thursday night in "a nftcen-
round decision match. He is "A hard
hitter for he noorcd Joe Lynch three
times in their sensational fight in
the same ring year ago, and Bun
on the other hnnd. Ia so light that
he appears unsuitcd Tor punishment
In the fight In which he won the
tue from Pete Herman. IL few weeks
ago. Buzz was webbing or two oc-
cns!0ns from Hcrman's hard right =
handlers. and only Tctc's inability tn
follow up his advantage, lost the
light and the championship.
Last winter Herman. holding the
title. took on Joe Lynch and lost IL
In iiftcenround bout. Lynch re-
ccivimg the decision. Lynch blew the
,itlc back TO Herman in BROOKLYN
during the summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
CHARLOTTESVILLE SET
FOR. SATURDAYS CANT:
City Takes on Gala Aspcc, as
Date of Virginia-Wcst Vir.
ginia Contest Nears.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch.

lSp"cldl 10 Inc Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. o.
has taken on gala
aspect In preparation for the big
zane with West Virginia Saturday.
Every window is profuseiy decorated
with the colors OF the two institu.
lions. and from present Indications,
the rootcrs for both schools will be
almost equally divided. a grand
rally of the student body is to take
place in the stadium tomorrow dur
!ns practice. while Friday night. de-
spite the dances and other festivities,
VIII be held
The team seems In excellent con-
'ttion for the comm. fray. The erin
les are all back and will probably
start the game. making the lineup
rom left to right. Da ris. Shncllcford.
"aTd' Hankins. Hall. CLARK, Niche.
while In the back field. Captain R.nc-
hart at left half: Oppleman az right
ar and Morris or Maphis at fun,
'hd burlington at quarter will COM
lctc the eleven.
Practice this evening was devoted
or the most part to running down
indcr punts and Interference. in
Fhich the team has shown weak
ness.
Darlington showed up we'll In
atching the piEskin. while his dodg-
ng several times drew applause
from the bystanders. \ slight scrlm
mage followed. In which the varsity
gained almost at Will through the
scrubS.
Tomorrow. Coach warren has
promised a contest that will rival
many EaIneS for thrills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
CADETS END SEVERE
TRAINING FOR CONTEST
V. M. |. Eleven Given Long
Workout OH Slippery Field.
Coach Clarkson Pleased.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. 9..-The v.
vi. j. squad today completed the ma :
Jor part OF It's preparation for Sat
urday's game with Kentucky. by
holding long dril', to which dark
ness put AN end.
After II half-hpur scrimmagc dur
ing which particular stress was laid
on The plays TO be used against Ken.
lucky. the varsity and scrubs lined
UP against each other and went at it
hammer ana tongs. on account Of
The slipnery and muddy condition Of
he field no record nf first downs was
made. each eide Alternating ia car
rying the ball.
The varsity seemed TO be ablo to
gain al VIII. and Coach GARRISON cx-
pressed himself as well pleaced over
the offensive power shown by the
varsity lineup.
The nrst-siring ends. Drcwry and
clark. were held out OF the scrin-
mage. in order to give Watkins and
Gray chance To show their wares.
Both worked nicely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
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L1NCHBURG WILL SEE
BEST TIGER ELEVEN


liANI DEN-StpNF:Y, VA. Nov. a.
he Hampden- sidney Tigers viii
the b.st form OF tn. SeHsou when
hey line up against LyUchnur. COL
eye saturday Ia Lynchburg. Coach
tounGN has been drilling his men
teadiiy in preparation for the con
IcSt. and only one man VIII he out
II The lineup Smith. star back
I'D man OF the eleven. is suffering
with AN injured knee, and is not cx-
living Day.
Thc Tigers have come through the
gason with one 81 the best records
determined TO keep this record nm
'i,MiShed ana win The two remaining
iamcS on their schedule. While an
,!r OF Cunhd"nc" pcrvadcs, the Hamr-
H"n- sidney campus football warriors
ire not oEcrCuniidcnt, as they realize
nat the Lynchburg eleven has a
'trunS aggregation. despite their
.athcr Weak showing against RAN
lO!ph- Macon last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
VIRGINIA TECH SQUAD
LEAVES FOR NORFOLK

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch
Virginia Tech football squad. mum
crinS twcnty-iivc men, left here to-
night for Norfolk. where they will
meet North Carolina stat" College
rihay afternoon.
Inc Gobb!crs ON arrival In Norfolk
tomorrow morning. viii go inmctli-
tc!y TO their headquarters at Vir-
mia Beach, whore they viii remain
NIL shortly before tho game.
n" lech team was given q rous-
ug scnd-o off nv tho student hody ma
mere We're speeches by Captain Tex
'il*"n and The COACHES The team is
n the best OF condition. ana they
lorc 10 redeem themselves for tho
f"'.at at the hands oi the Caroliniaug
asst ychr.
Tie young Gobblcrs VIII play the
" second team ia Roanoke sat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
PENN CAPTAIN PLAYS
WITH RIBS BROKEN
PllII,ADEIJ,tJI,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o.-Rcx
" ray. captain OF the University Of
Pennsylvania football team has been
paying for three weeks with ,wo
broken ribs. which he suffered in the
anne with Swarthmore on October
10. Since then he has pInvcd hnrL
games agains; Virginia Military In
stitutc, Pittsburgh and Lafayette.
His injury did not becom.. known
lntil yesterday, when coaches noticed
ais walking around the dressing
Dom apparently in pain. lie was
iaken To physician aud an N-ray
photograph revealed the fractured
RIBS. IT Is doubtful. the coaches said
TO-DAY. whether Wray viii he able
To get in the lineup against Dart
mouth next Saturday. The Quake
eadcr, however. declared lie was de-
tcrmined to do SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

Player, Hurt Here.
Lost to Tarheels

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
CHAPEL HILL. y. c., Nov. o.
Freddie Norris. half back on the
University Of North Carolina foot
ball eleven. had his collar. bone
broken in the game with the V.
NJ. l. Cadets in Richmond last Sat
urday. ana is lost to the Tarheel
eleven. Morris was taken out OF
the contest in the fourth period.
BUT 1t WAS not thought his injury
would prove serious. An eXamin-
alton By tho college physician dis
closed the fracture.
Coach Fetzer's charges NEE,
Davidson next Saturday and the
question concerning the student
body ut this time is who will re-
place Morris in the backficid. Me
Donald and Edwards. tho only
substitute backs used Saturday,
have the call for the position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
Raftery Has Faith
in His Generals

Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch. ]
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. o.
Washington and Lee has never
yet failed TO come back with n
victory after n severe defeat. and
that is what we expect to do when
we play Centre" said Coach Bill"
Baftcry this afternoon I'm IL talk
TO the squad before putting the
team through practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
FASHIONABLE CLUBS
OPEN TO DELEGATES

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Fashion-
abb golf clubs Of the capital--and
tn"re are many of ,hem--arc being
opened 10 the visiting delegates 70
the disarmament conference.
Just how much time the delegates
VIII nave Tor the pursuit Of golf is
prpDlcnatichl. judging from the pres
cnt hustle and round Of entertain
nents. But the courses will be avail
able. and many of the clubs have
namcd special committees To arrange
tor The comfort Of the visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

known only to Mc,iraw himself Ger
tainly the Little Napoleon" hasn't
as much to offer as he did the cor
responding date last year. In Stock,
Hickey has Il player considered the
equal OF Groh. and Il trade between
the Reds and Cards involving Groh
AMI Stock is the most likely solu-
ton to Il problem that is worrying
the managers of the Reds aud Car
diNalS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
Lafayette Eleven Declines Invitation.

f,FtS TON, FL. NOV. y.---T.nfuvrttr
college tonight declined the invita-
ton Of the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Paiias. icN.. To meet the winner OF
the Southwestern conference In AN in
terScciional football game in that
city on New Years Day Three Other
invitations for intcrsectional contests
are being considered by prcsideu,
John II. McCrackcn and H. Irr"v
reeves, graduate manager of am
inticS '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
PINEHURST GOLFERS
BEGIN ANNUAL BATTLE
Ity A.sncln1cd nrnxs-

PINE HURST, y. g.. Nov. 3.--John
-. Chapman. Greenwich Country
ciuh. with an 81. led a field OF thirty-
SIX in winning tho qualifying round
mere today OF the seventeenth am
inai autumn golf tournament. tho
opening gun OF the Southern golr
'cason. brisk rain fell through
out the MAY