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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
ny Wrstbrnnk T'crIcr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-rhc Mid
night Frolic, Broadway's off tho
street Cluh. which closed last spring
because II Kept too many policemen
of tn" street, will reopen soon with
singing, charadcs ana rccitatiDuS by
tn" little members, with tho human
tartan purpose If saving the people
from tn" dclicatcsScnS. Mister Zics-
field, tho wcll-krown social worker,
has rcopcucd the clubs old quarter
on the New Amsterdam roof. and is
very busy preparing for the mrs:
meeting OF the year. which vii! start
at II i. NJ. and continue until clos
ing"
The Anti-Dclicatcsscu League OF
America. formed To save the bread q.
winnrs and young girls of Broadw V
from the horrible combination sand
wiCh and kartoifcln Said habits. VIII
be represented at III" opening by the
secretary. who will make an address
entitled: ~ slave 10 Ham on Pun :
pcrnicklc. and How IIo Was Saved"
Mister Ticgfcld closed tho Froi,c
last spring. Some of tho wars IA
evening dress. drawn from their
woutcd lettering places on the cor
ncrs OF l.ongacrc square brought
Liquor with them ana drank thcrso:
with equal parts franknCSS and EuSto
quite contrary Ia law. Hence. the
r"lirc also We're drawn in because
wherever there's drinking on Broad
way nowadays, there also arc con
p"rS and just that much more drink
!ng. Tho people held theirs ali right
hgt some of the policemen forgot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
STRICTER SCORING ORDER
FOR NATIONAL LEAGUE
President HcydIcr Believes
Too Much Lcnicncy Shown
in Marking Hits.

NEW YORK, Nov. Strictcr scor-
lag vii! Ice the order Of the day In tn.
National League next season, while
the American League also is likely to
fall in line with instructions to its
ofiiciai scorers no; 10 be too generous
in marking down hits.
Back from II weeks automobile trip
through the state. John iIcydlcr. pres
idcnt Of the National League. has
gone on record as favoring strictcr
scoring IN his league next summer.
Hcydlcr believes that the scoring
was too liberal in the late worlds
series, but that il was in line with
tho encrous prcscnt-day scoring.
Though the fielding was remark
ably good in the recent series there
We're several plays scored as hits
which would have recorded as err
rors.' said iicydlcr. II do not blame
the official scorers Of the worlds Sc
ri"s particularly. as their scoring no
doubt was influenced by the lenicncy
shown throughout the league season.
Their" has been quite a tendency
FOR several years to give the batter
all the better OF IL in deciding he
tween hits and errors. This libcraliiy
on the part of the scores was more
noticeable last season than ever be-
fore.
Il believe tho time has come 10 jack
up the scorers. know "a lot Of fans
nav" (. hard time understanding the
present method OF scoring. The aver
age fan j. inclined to lie too severe on
the fielder. just as the scorer is in
clined t" hc too liberal to the bats
man.
From observation ! have noted
that the fan usually wants 10 give an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
GENERALS PREPARE.
FOR ROANOKE GAMi.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. G-Thc
Generals returned tonight from
Charleston where the battle with
West Virginia WAS fought yesier-
day. Coach Raftcry viii lose Nno
time in preparing FOR the last home
game Of the season with tn" strong
Roanoke college eleven next Sa,ur-
dav. and Will send tho White ana
Blue through thorough w"rN"ut
on Wilson Field tomorrow after
noon.
The Roanoke aggregation is one "f
tho smaller teams of Virginia who
have put SAP exceptionally irohS
fivht. and who have been the real
surprise OF the present season. Wash
inctou ana Ice is therefore taking
no chances with the plucky team
That threw a scare int" Y. NJ ].
earlier in the season hut VIII pre-
parc for the contest as carefully as
for any Of the so-calicd major games
OF the schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
boy CONFESSES To
KILLING TWO G|RLf
Remarkable Criminal Case Is
Cleaned Up in Abcrlil.
lcrv. Wales.

Especial Cab," 10 Tin Disnatch. !
AfEkTllLERY. WALES. Nov. s.
one OF the most remarkable eases in
criminal history was cleared up here
today, according to tn" police. when
Harold Jones. - years old confessed
I" killing two littl" girls During his
trial for tn. murder ot S-yoar-old
Frcdh .urncll. Jones "utwitt-d on.
of hngland's best prosecutors Ills
Who'll" dcmcanor ana his answers
would hay" been a credit To n highly
trained. uuicl mind. although h- ia
virtually uncducatcd and spent mos,
of his life in the mines. Though the
evidences was strong against him. he
was acquitted by virtue Of his cum
ming AZ IN" trial
sixteen days after the acqUiijal the
body Of another young girl was found
In tn" attic of the Jones house
In both cases iowuspcop!c thought
tho girls had become lost i'm the near
by mountains. and searching parties
were sent out Young Jones was
very active in these parties.
Up To- the Time al the alleged con :
fosSiou the boy had cumnitcd tho
strong evidence against him in tho
second ease with the same apparent
ght-f"rwardncss that marked tho
nrst trial.
Ills az. prccludcs execution in
England
Ccoryright. 1921, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
FORMER PATRONS OF FROLIC
TURN COLD ROAST BEEF
Caviar Ficnls Blame Their Downfall to the Dcca
lessen Joint Since Zcgfcd Closed His Mid
night Frolic II New FORK City.

themselves. drinking from otter
folks glasses. tapping hip pockets
tor, more and oven. IN some cases
threatening arrest.
SO Mr.. Zicgfcld fred tho rirls and
turned the people oui. And their idle
f""tstcrs led them RICH, up BROAD
way Ia Rubcns
Mr.. zicghcid VOTED not wha, he
was doing
Now there arc hundreds Of once
happy aud innocent young girls and
h"yS whose tattlr-taic pallor SAYS
II am Il caviar hcnd." or wearing that
Suiicn. hopeless expression which
comes To the eyes OF the chicken
salad slave
I'M, Mr. ZieEiield closed the frolie;
midnight; what was TO do, poor
weak man" sohbcd a broadway dcre-
lict once a prosperous S2nd salesman.
Il drif'cd to IN" dclicatcsScn. took
one first false stcpit was cold roast
pork with potato salad. Now my
money is gone, my family disown
/ me. I Try 10 break away. but tn"
habit has got mo. Mister. never eat
cold pork and potato salad after mid
night"
Thus for six months there has
been nowhere for the people to 20
after midnight on broadway except
! L" the cold-p"rk dcnS. And now the
! fr"lic. III" only after midnight enter
tainmcnt surviving on the street tina;
! once turned midnight into high noon
/ with higher iinks tho froiic mus,
compete with the dclicHi"Sscn and re
/ trievc its following from the pigs
I feet haZaars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
'"Rh|NY DAY. CLUBS SEEK
TO HAVE SKIRTS LOWERED
AT One Time Favored Short
Attire, but Shocked at
Present Styles.
Ipv Initial Nows1

NEW YORK. Noy. G.-Thosc who
first ciamorcd for short skirts now
want them longer. Members OF the
Rainy Day Club, who started the fad.
have seen EN- go up and up until
even their pioneer souls shudder at
tho new territory DISCLOSED.
AT ii meeting of the club. organized
Twenty-Five years ago, to, do away
with strcct-dra ggins skirts, Mrs. y.
NJ. Palmer. the president said there
is limit to everything. Although
the shortening OF dresses was a nee
cssary move in the old days. a bit
too much material is cut from the
bottom OF prcscnt-day feminine APP
parcl."
Mrs. Eliza Little. ono Of the five
surviving charter members Of tho
club. referred to some of the modern
short skirts as positively immoral.
but believed that the young women
should have modcstly short attire.
Both Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Little
declared they thought French mo-
distcs would not succeed in efforts
to materially lcngthcn skirts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
YAI.E.ARMI CANE WILL
BE FEATURE NEXT YEAR

NEW YORK. Hov. 9Th. lait-
Army game viii be "a feature again
next year. provided tn. game can be-
staged in the Yale Bow. Tn, Yale
officials carupt see their way clear
to making q trip TO West Point Home
and nome games are. If course. logical
outgrowths OF pleasant relations be-
tween colleges, and the Army is
handicapped hy military REGULATIONS
that make taking trips away from
home almost ,iwpossib!r, princeton
and Navy arranged a homo and nome
schedule, and II would hc "a good ming
IL Yale and Arny could DO ,no same
thing. IT means getting the big sciy-
ice teams into the circle of tho eo-
called BIG Three" and is ia iisclt a
good ming for fG0thAll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
THEOLOGICAL ELEVEN I'd
MEET INDIANS sATURD|
Preachers Strengthened
Addition of Hampdcn-Si,
ncy and Davidson Men.

Tho Union Theological Scmina
team will meet Finchc:'s Indians
the Indians grounds next Satur,
at 3 o'clock. The Indians last V.
dealt several knockout blows. rcnd
ing pair of backs useless ro-
latter hal: OF the game. 1T v
daring this half that the major nj
% the scoring was done BY the
dams. Both OF these halves are b.;
in the game and are eager 10 pra
their mct,lc by standing any
"iauGht that the Indians may hi
up their sleeves.
Tho Seminary squad has been n
torialiy strengthened since The ga
with Hampton Sidney by tho addl,
"' "Piggy' liogshcah. fori
iinmrden-sidn"y guard. and
I WALKER. from Davidson Coli,
to believe that his team VIII mI
"a better showing against the IndiI
than in any former game OF tho vi
curric has proved himself 81 !,
tighter at guard. He is having ri
w h'flaEE al'.'u oil craig ana g.
Sar. Tor these plucky guards are
tho game FOR all they are wos
N"wland. OF Centre College. ri
promise OF being q good limo M
lie has not had showing in .
game 10 date. but in scrimmagcs
shown much stun. McMurry is
oi tn" game with an injured AM
Moore VIII take his position at uu
/ ter. com"rf"rd viii bc on hand v
I his towering weigh; To hurl back
. Indian onslaught ana To tear III
gaps la their line When tho hacks
I ready to rush toward tho L,
I Hu'hlcs is stnl IN tn" game. and
! always plays TO win. Iin ran
counted on for all that he has. and
[ Is mam of mo- mean strength. Wo
/ can bc counted on ~ least To let
/ Indians know that he is In The ga
ANA they are welcome To every 4,
% ground they make around Charl
md. Wilkinson Will meet any cer
/ that tn" Indians have 10 offer.
I Tn" probable lineup will be: y
( kinson. center; Patterson. tacl
7 Cpmcrforh ,acltl"; Curric or Or.
/ Guard. Cousar or lIcgshcad. qua
\ Worth. end; Walker. end: Mo,
I quarter: rritchnrd. half: Ncxant
/ h:rf. Buckles. full.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
4. & L. TEAM LOSES TO
UNION UNIVERSITY

iSpccial /" The Times Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO. y. G.. Nov. e.
Union University at Richmond de-
f"atcd the strong y. X r Co!lcE"
football team here, Saturday. by the
sror" az 100. The visitors were out
wcighcd fifteen pounds TO tho man.
hut made M for the weight in speed
and ccneralship.
The features OF the game were the
playing OF Captain Howell. Lane aud
Moss. FOR y. Il r.. and the work Of
Johnson. Ballard brown and II.
Jacks"n's runt!ng for Union.
Tho fast ana hard playing or
julun's team throughout the year
points toward a hard and clean gam"
with Lincoln Union on H6v"y
Fi"id, Richmond. Va. Saturday, No
vcmhcr - at . +. NJ.
Union Position y. x y.
Ballard ..... left end .....Dclaney
i.-htfo"i .lof; tacklc..... Wilson
Mcb"uHld. ....lcit guard. 49,. Moore
waller. center ....... Patterson
Johnson. alright guard ..... CHEEKY
Hammond right tackle. Spauldcn
brown. ......right end. .... Moss
J WILSON,. left half. Stevens
J"' ks"n tc)..righ' half. ...... Lane
i'"nmau..... fun back Howell ,c)
\ lar Kson. quarter back .Chcaton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
10000 SEEK TICKETS
FOR FOOTBALL CAME

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Nov. g.
Tickets for the Harvard Yale football
game in the stadium, November 10.
have been ovcrsuhscrhcd Ivy 10000.
For tho 10000 seats available appli-
cations number 60,0UG The 25.0oO
seats sought by Yale men will hc
be pared down 5000. approximately
$500 Harvard applications will he cut
Under the system OF distribution
some persons. mon who did not grad
uate, Will get no seats. Others Will
no held 10 one seat each, instead OF
the pair applied for
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Loses Valuable string of Pearls.

tliEisBotl FRANCE, Nov. G.
:. pearl necklace, valued u, half a
million francs, WAS reported lost by
MISS j. {. stuart, Of New York and
Paris. when she boarded the Auui-
tania here yesterday. Miss Stuart
came from Paris by train. and when
leaving the tender, which conveyed
her To the steamer. found that the
pearls had disappeared. \ search re-
vealcd no trace OF the missing jow-
clry,
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PUNTER LOSES FIVE,
YARDS ON HIS HI,

AuLT. COLO Nov. Ga pun, {,
came down i've yards behind the pc
from which II was Kicked. fcatu
Ault High Schools 2.-to-C vic,
over the Colorado School OF Agrit
tur" "Shorthorns."
Near tn" clos" Of the game the :,
punt"r was forced 10 Kick from
own l0-yard line He booted the !
into the teeth Of II gale. which
blowing against him and the q
came down on his j-yard limo.
Shor'horns then pushed tho
across FOR their only score.
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tif,y-T,,o New COLI clubs.

With fiity-iw" new clubs elected 10
membership since last November, the
total membership Of the United
states Golf Association has now
reached the go mark. Fifteen or
raniZations have h"cn transferred
from allied to active membership,
twenty new active clubs have joined
and thirty-nine new allied orEani-
cations have become members.
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nostn nan rhinx Of ra>t.

NEW YORK. Nov 6. There won,
be any return /" 'talcum" bail or tn.
"rosin' ban. the ump.rcs in tin VA.
tional League have found a variety o;
clay in Philadelphia which gives tho
pitchers - grip on new balls with.
out discoloring them and they Will us'
1T in preparing the new spaeres 70.
use IN games,
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E'I9l!-E WEST TITLE
ALREADY IN DISPUTE
Three Outstanding EIc.ens
Are Left in the Con-
ference.
IEy United Ncws.l


CHICAGO. Nov. G-Thero will he
as much dispute in the Middle Yves,
inns year over which big ten con-
terence eleven WAS tho strongest, as
there Will be in the East over rcla-
tive merit there.
There are three OUTSTANDING.
elcvcns LETT In the conference. No
two OF them vii! meet to aid in
settling the championship question.
Iowa, one Of the most powerful
teams ever seen in the conference.
viii finish up it's schedule with
minor engagements. following
crushing NMinncsota--il TO
ohio VIII not NEE, Iowa or wis
consin. and 49, w!!l probably finish
It's brilliant year with n clean slate
save Tor the practice game blot when
cbcrlin won early in the season.
Wisconsin IIn> Hard Row.
Wisconsin has Il hard row To hoe
in the next two weeks. with Michigan
and Chicago both anxious To knock
the badgers for Il ro wof sour aunic
trees. But. ON the face OF tho latest
returns. both viii have to NAY lots
Of football To accomplish il.
ONO stamped it's class all over
the facc--litcraliy--of the husky
Chicago eleven IN what viii lingcr
in the memory OF those who'saw the
game as one of the most brilliant
gridiron struggles of many years.
Ati"r both teams had played hcau-
tiiul football for ,hr..-auat,ers.
ohio opened M with that reserve FOR
! which II is becoming famous and
| furnished 10000 spectators with a
! thrilling exhibition of open j,!ayand
| complicated formation. II WAS a
hcwildcring attack.
Chicago was dizzy from tho Iii
i vcrstiicd formations Of the Ohio
hackhcld. and digging in dcSpcra-
| tiun on their clcvcu-yard line. made
I ready for AN expected pass. From Il
I pass formation. Captain Myers. Of
| ohio. shot through the lin" for the
only touchdown OF the game
NnnY stars In the west.
What puzzles Western football on
I thusiasts * how any expert Is going
! Ia II" able to pick an ail-confcrenC-
/ eleven. or how Eastern authorities
are going to pick an all American
team with only eleven places 10 10"
awarded. ana scnrcs OF stars OF the
! irst water To tit those inches. TIN"
West has never seen such EalhNH
/ Of backncld stars and outstanding
I iincncn.
Western authorities will tcl! YOU
: that an all-AmcriCnu team that
/ leaves Aubrey pcyinc, the brainy
/ Iowa back. unlisted VIII he no team
at all. Then Iowa also has Gordon
! Locke. fan back, with p!nnG ne
/ ability that make. Charity the
( princeton back. look like "a wiling
second string apprentice. iowa ais"
has an all-Amcrican tackle in Duke
slater. tho hiS negro tackle.
And how ask the WcEtcrucrs. can
amy sane judge Of football ability
pass up Williams, the Wisconsin
| spc"d king, for half back POSI-
ton: Johnny Mohardt, Notrc Dam";
Johnny stuart. the ohio back, or
To Mcmillan. tho lin" center
giant riNiey. tn" ohio tackle, MAS
an :lI-Amcrican last year ami ms
play against Chicago SATURDAY "a%
moro brilliant than eyer 'ChucH
Mcclure. the Chicago tackle. is a'~"
an cightccu-c performer.
It Nigh, be- wise 10 pick two Nrs'
tennis for the mythical king pin
eleven this year. It would save a lot
Of argument