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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MIDDLEWEICHT TITLE
GOES TO MIKE O'DOWD
10y Associated rresx l

NEW YORK. Nov. aO-N,jk n
- l'owd. Of 81. Paul. won on /, fnr,
IN IN" eighth round Of "A sch.du,.l
~ round bout her. today win
paNc Rosenberg. Of New Yori
h"SchocrS was disqualified for hit-
ing low after two minutes ana
'WchtN-cigh: seconds OF Nighttime -,
mat round. o'Dowd was leading nv
vide margin when the bout cnl.n
Ihe Judges decision awarding the
nout l" pDowd gives MIN the recor
hItlon of tn" New York State ,t.-
i"'c Commission as worlds middle.
weight champion
Rosenberg twice had been warncd
ny Referee Patsy Haley in tho
eiSh'h round. when suddenly o'n,wd
rtumr'ed M and sank to the Zoo,
k'ferc" Haley Immediately Jisoua,i.
ned Rosenberg and the bon, ven.
awarded to the st. Paul boxer by tho
judges. wy
Immediately after tho bout DEM, y
h"NihE commissioner Harry EurchiII
ordered that Roscnbcrg's shar. of
tne receipts be withheld p,udiur
an INVESTIGATION by the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MIKE DONAHUE STICKS
WITH ALABAMA TECH
Head Coach Withdraws Rcsig.
nation and Announcement
Creates Pandemonium.
IRy Associated Pres,.l

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 30.-Coach
Mike Donahue has withdrawn his
resignation as coach OF the Auburn
footbal team and announced his In
tenti"n of remaining with that In
suiution. His withdrawal was pre-
scented To President Sprisht Dowetl,
at banquet given Ia honor OF the
Auburn squad 10y alumni OF that in
st!iution here last night
Donahue's statement said ~
have been associated with the Ala
hanna Foiytrrhnic Institute FOR
nineteen years. My whole heart is
tied - Auburn. | h-l!uvc :. great
day Is uhout "a dawn for Tia. insti-
tuition. and am willing to make any
personal sacrifices that Will help to
insure its future. with that motive
actuatinS me. | hereby withdraw nv
resignation AS head coach OF attn
lctics"
scene OF JOY followed the an
nouncrm"nt which was uncxrect.I
near IA" end OF banquet program
attended lay President Spright
bowt'l members of the faculty.
student body and friends of the Ala
hama institution.
ponahuo's statement withdrawing
MS resignation was received inst
before the banquet. after hours or
enort on the part OF Victor II Han
son, publisher OF the Rirminrh,p,
News. who had journeycd here With
the avow"d purpose OF causing ,h.,
coach 10 change his mind before the
Auburn Georgia Tech game.
AS the banquet proceeded. only
MI. Hanson knew OF the coach's de-
cision.
Mr. Hanson was called on for n
speech.
saw Alabama heat Louisiana.
then | saw Auburn beat Centre. then
| saw Alabama beat Georgia" Mr.
Hanson began.
continuing, he said: II have como
70 Atlanta to see Auburn beat G.or-
H'a Tech. / know Auburn is going
TO beat Tech. for ! have the proof
mere In my pocket"
hush fell over the company
MT. Hanson read Donahue's state
hent down to the beginning OF tho
sentence Il do hereby withdraw
when pandemonium reigned in ,bs
nail The reading of the remaiDdor
"i the statement was never COM
pieted. N'"'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MAX|MAC RUNS AWAY
WITH $4,000 HANDICAP
Makes Mile and a Quarter in
Two Minutes, Nine and
Fifth.
tBy Associated Press.l

.-ALTlMoEE. ND. Nov. 3o.-Maxl-
mac won the $4,000 THANKSGIVING
Handicap. distance. ia miles. at
Bowie this afternoon. Hcphalstos
was second. Rockminister, third.
Time. 2:o9 l5. The mutucls paid the
winner $3.50. 1910. s44o: second.
ss.2o. $3.50: third. $40.
Paul Jones. Opperman, Medina.
Blazes. Captain Alcock, Bon Homme.
Copper Demon. Lucky Hour. John
raul Jones and Emotion also ran.
when the start was made Bla.cs
and Maximac went right To- the front
and made the running down the back
stretch, Bla1es led. with Maximac
second and Lucky Hour third.
ON the turn MaNimac made his run.
going into the lead and came on to
n handy victory. n length and n half
ia front of Hephaistos. Which closed
stoutly In the stretch run. Rock =
minister, which came from behind.
finished third. going strong. Medina
was fourth. The time. 2:o9l lis. makes
new track record. The stake nctted
the winner $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Imported and Domestic
Fine CheeSes
Pure Candies For the
Children and Grown.
UDS

Schmidts Candies. always
'reSh ana pure, may be had in
chocolates. bon hons. sticks, IN
Jars or hard candies. fancy and
old-fashioned.
Delicious Peanut Taffy, spe,
cial Zoe III.
Soft Gum Drops. zoe lb.
MINT Drops. creamy filling, soc
Sailed Whole Peanuts, 33c ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
TO DEVELOP ABILITY
IN YOUNGER PUGHISTS
[nw..Assoclated Press ]

NEW .YOi.k> NOV. 30.-A boxing
innovation through which 1t is hoped
10 bring out hidden ability In TIA.
younger and lesser known puruisrs
Is being advocated 10y Tex Rickard.
Madison Square Garden promoter
Tho promoter has announced that
no Is seeking the permission OF IN,
state Athletic Commission to con-
HH't series OF eight nve-round
bouts between aspiring boxers who's.
GNaitics ar" not generally known be
cause oi their failure 10 secure bouts
AZ local clubs
Special permission Is necessary as
Tie commission limits bouts 20 one
s""" week. l, tho innovation is
made Richard said /, would helm 10
Sr,ak UP the same old ring" o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
DIAGNE LOSES FIGHT WAGED
IN BEHALF OF BATTLING SKI
Attempt to Have Appropriation for Physical Develop
ment Reduced Because of Action of French Boxing
Federation IN Penalizing Senegalese Defeated

night between two celebrated boxers.
thcy would rush TO see the fight. Had
Carpenter defeated Dempsey, he had
no doubt, the Legion OF Honor would
nave been the reward of his prowess.
The deputy's complaint against the
boxing federation was that IL had
given consideration to matters en-
tlreiy unconnectcd with sport. such
as the recent conduct OF Sikh In pub
ne places. Skis actions at the ring
Side. and similar occurrences. Sikh.
Wi'hout being beard. had hecn con-
oemned' ana yet he had. through pa
triotsm, refused an agreement in
heriin' He concluded by charging
those who were making their living
out of Carpenters victories with
having sikh condemned
NJ Magin"t. Minister Of War and
PENSIONS. declared that NJ D,arnc's
amendment had absolutely no con-
hccti"n with the budget for national
defense. and the Chamber could not
he transformed into "a cour, Of APP
peal In connection with a sporting
federation'S decisions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MARYLANDERS WIN
CAME FROM n. C.. STATE
[Rw Assoclatcd rrcss.l

RALEIGH. y. C. Nov. 3O.--Mary-
land univcrsity's football stars alto
their Thanksgiving turkey hero to-
uigh; with an added taste or = vic
tory over North Carolina State. Hy
the score OF : 10 6, this afternoon.
The game was so ficrccly and stub
bo-nlv fought that the outcome was
in DOUBT until the final whistle blew.
Eandolph's brilliant ffty-four-
yard dash toward Maryland's goal
limo on the first plays ended with
Groves Of Maryland. interccpting
and running through clear field FOR
touchdown. Nishet kicked goal.
state scored Its lone marker when
Bcas!ey. OF Maryland. fumbled a punt
that came forty three yards from
down field and State recovered. A
pass and line plunge carried the
ball over the line for States touch
down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
NEBRASKA OUTPLAYS
NOTRE DAME ELEVEN
IRy Associated rrcss.1

LINCOLN. NT;B. Nov. 3o.-Nc-
hraska University today demonstrate
ed superior quality of football I'm
sectional contest with Notrc Dame
University In winning by II-tu-6
score. More than 1900 spectators
watched the Nebraska team pillow
great holes through the line OF the
south Bend team. although Notrc
Dame was not lacking in making
Ea'hs. While the aerial game Of
MOTT" Dame was not employed to the
advantage that was expected it
served at times to make ground. and
the only touchdown scored by the
south Renders. Miller's great run
down the side line after fair catch
OF l."ydcn's forward pass In the third
period. was an outstanding feature
OF the game.
General John j. Pcrsh!nr occupied
special box and was Nebraska's
guest OF homer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
HOLLINS OBSERVES
THANKSGIVING DAY
Especial to The Tlmas-pisu,,n,

iSrccial To The Times Dispatch
li'i.i.iNS COLL GE. VA. Nov. 80
nks&iving Day was observed
today at liollins College hy r.lig-
i"uS service I'm tn. morning and a
""SNr'hhli game In the afternoon bee.
we" wv" rival ii"llins teams. Rev.
N"II NJ. Block. rector Of st. Johns
episcopal Church. Roanoke. Y,
preached the sermon at the moruinr
service In the afternoon the Mo-
hicah team, Miss Margaret Mcintyre.
ht Atlanta. Ga. captain. beat the
l"maSSrc team. whose captain was
MISS virginia Rath. of llollius. Nn.
by score OF II Ia 10. Tonight the
TWO basketball teams had their au-
nuaI banquet. ana The Gun" WAS
presented To the captain OF tile vic
tor!pnS team. lar2" number of
former students are here for Thanks
giving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
JOE LYNCH RETAINS
DANTANIWEICHT TITLE
rRv Associated Press l

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. SO.--Joe
Lynch, bantamweicht champion OF
the world. won handily from frankie
ha!y. of New York. in n ten round
h"Ning contest here this afternoon.
Lynch outboNed his opponent all the
way. having him EroEGy III the
seventh and tenth rounds.
lt!y's best round was the fourth.
when he caught the champion flush
on the jaw and shook him up Before
the round ended. however. Lynch was
back III the lead. Daly's best asset
was ms ability TO absorb punish
,neut.
Noss Murphy, Chicago lightweight
knocked out Billy H.uucssy. of ben
Yer In the FIRST round of the semi,
wind-up. Bobby bridges. OF Indian
applis, a welterwcipht, Knocked out
August Kelley. OF Milwaukee,, in Tin.
Hiih round OF the other contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
WRECK OF YACHT
STOCKS UP CELL. AIRS
fRy Assoria,rd rr.ss. !

PORT JEFFERSON, y. Y. Nov. 30.
-Residcnts OF this and ncHr-bV Long
Island towns have wcll-Stock"d eel
lars today. Federal prohibition Of
hcialS charge. as tn" result Of the
wreck. near here. of III" power yacht
virginia. which went on tn" rock
Win heavy cargo "i whisky aboard.
The vessel was stranded early Tues
day but prohibition officials did
not hear of it until today. when a
dry navy boat was dispat chrd To the
scene. Only three eases of WHISKY
were found aboard. Federal agents
charge that residents az nearby
towns looted the Virginia OF a yalu-
able liquor cargo after her crew had
abandoned the vessel. Members OF
the crew are being sought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
.Inck.on school IIonnr uoII.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 3o.--The
following pupils compose the honor
roll for Jackson school for the past
month: 6-B rradc-Arthur Lee Tin
ton. Margaret Whcary. ga grade
Irene Perdue, Katherine Whcary.
"-B Grad,-Mildred Kennedy. AZ
grade Wesley BridEcman. Rcnja =
min" Campbell, Leroy Clements.
Alexander Condor, obie Iarrup.
William Harrup. Gladys Hawkins
3-A rradc-fIrrbcrt Collier. Ralph
hawkins. Elmo Lee. Wilson sykes.
Clarinc Harris. Mary Ru,tenbury.
Mary stanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
ALABAMA OVERWHEIMS
MISSISSIPPI A. & M.
Try Associated prcssl

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, NoS.' go
Mississippi a. IL NJ. was ensv
sailing for the University of Ala
hama here this afternoon I'm their
annual Thanksgiving Day battle
Alabama piling mp a a?-tu-O score
over the Mississippians. The Ala
hamians gained at will through the
Maroon line, while Bartlett swrpt
their ends with long runs. The long
est run OF the game was in second
period. when Bartlett stcnncJ
through the entire team for seventy
yards and a touchdown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
WICKHAM STEAD
TO QUIT TIMES
IRv Associntcd rrcss.l

LONDON, Nov. 3o-The Evening
Standard says II understood tina.
VIII diam Stead has dcinatcly ar
ranged To retire from the editorship
OF the Times. being succeeded by
Godfrey Dawson. who will return i'm
med!a'ely to the post he formerly oc-
cup!ed
1t is recalled that Mr.. Damson,
upon his resignation. stated that
Lord NorthclIfic had complained that
he was not conducting the editorial
policy of tho Times in accordance
with Northcline's political program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
SIKH HAS DEFENDER
In FRENCH CHAMBER
IEy Associatch rr.ss |

fARiS. Nov. GA champion for
f"ttiinS SKI has appeared in tn.
person of NJ Diarnc. S.nralcse
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies.
In long statement I" LAutr Bcpu-
" Dinene charges there had long
been movement afOot to GET rid
OF SKI and that his defeat OF car
pentier brought the matter 10 4 head.
ne deputy said that when the
midget was discussed in tn. cham :
DeT ne would expose the successive
h"stiic acts of tn" French boxing
federation and that woild ask the
deputies to suppress amy STEPS by
the government in suhvcution there
to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
SHIPIARD APPRENTICES
LICK AUGUSTA CADETS
Especial to The Times pispntch !

I''F'' M 10 7 NJ 7 IIlItN- TllNUN tCN. ] :
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. 90
Ehc Shipyhra Apprentice" eleven this
afternoon defeated Augusta Military
Academy, II TO ., in "a hard-fouIh;
game before Il record crowd. The An
rrcnticcs staged u dazzling aerial at
tack. and Willie Augusta plny.d good
defensive BAN. she was unabI. to gain
through the line. around the ends or
through TIA. air. seeming To lack
punch on the offensive.
Hrorr; Total.
Apprentices .... Z o At
AninSth ........ o % o a
summary: Referee. W-bb CIVILIAN
ana Nary umpire. Wilkinson. V. l..
- READ lin-Sman. Gresham IForil
jniun): field judge. stone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
FRANCE PARTICIPATES
IN THANKSGIVING DAY
President Millcrsnd Attends
Observation-Disclosures Her.
rick Speaks i'm Church.
by Associated Prcss.l

PARIS. Nov. 30.--A special Thanks
giving mass as celebrated at the
French Church OF the Holy Trinity
today a. an expression of the friend
| ship OF France for America.
This was the first time the French
Church has recognized the American
holiday. President Millcrand at
tended tho mass.
Able Patrick Flynn gave a SER
mon in both English and French, In
which he said France owed the deep
est gratitude TO America. and II was
fitting that she should Join In her
day OF Thanksgiving.
We feel we have Il real friend in
America" he said. and hope we
tudc and appreciation OF this pre-
cious friendship.
Hcrrick Lends Service.
At the American Church. Ambassa-
dor Herrick delivered the address.
Consul General Thackara read Prcsi-
dent Hardnr's proclamation and III.
congregation. which included the
embassy md consular stats and tho
sang the national anthem.
The foot of the altar was piled
high with turkeys. buildings. cram
berries, nes. dates and all III" other
good things OF Thanh sGiving. con-
tributcd by the members for dis
trihu'ion 10 needy Americans
Turkey. cranberry sauce and plum
pudding were on the menus a; the
leading hotels.
Praises Every Dny" Mnn.
In his talk from the pulpit OF the
American church. Ambas sador Her
rick said:
Among the things for which We
are thankful is the spirit Of ccur-
age ana hope shown In the quiet.
every day work of-thc average man
and woman who constitute tn" foun-
dation of society. His work over.
the man in the street or the man In
the ncld is not troubled with tangled
nerves or disturbed amidst confer
"nccs and International cntaurlc-
ments. but moves scrcncly along In
it's w"rkaday world.
This courage OF tho commonplace
is nowhcr" more shown Than In the
ruined departments Of northeastern
France ! hav" heen deeply I'M
pressed with tho ch"crfulncss ! hav"
seen there. The prssinism 81 tn"
thinkers OF the city dwcllcrs. finds
n" place In tho devastated REGIONS.
which are being slowly restored by
Frances courage.
During my visits there have
hccn reminded of the Topeka or
Wichita, Kansas. OF The carly EOS
which We're types OF tho western
cities then sprincing up overnight.
saw in Lens. Ynrcs and Verdun.
and in all that broken region o. the
old World, the same primitive ylr-
tues as In own winning West"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
GREB AND TUNNEY
BOUT is POSTPONED
Iliv AGO .ln,rh rr.ss

NEW YORK, Nov. 30. -permission
Tor the ros;ponem"nt II the cham
pionship bout between Harry ,;rcn,
OF Pittsburgh American light heavy
weight champion and Gene Tunncv,
If Greenwich Village. scheduled for
December -. has been granted by
the state Athletic Commit ssion.
The commission took the stand
mat OWING To the mental strain and
worry due 10 the illness OF his wife,
th- champion would not be in a 1T
physical condition To defend his title
IN the date originally set for the
hOut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
80, D,,. for ,rr.cL Me-,

chicago. NOV. ao.-The third an
nuai track aud field meet OF the Sa-
,ional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton Will 10" held on Stage Field here,
Jun" IL and ID. the managing com
mittcc has decided The committee
j. composed OF r. T. Jones. OF the
University az Wisconsin,. j. l.. Gr.f-
nth. commissioner Of athletics Of the
conference. and 4. y. stage, chair
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MERCERSBURG VICTOR
IN CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
by Associated Press.l

4.ahELfilIA, PA. Nov. AZ -
iec"FS9urs Academy. O, MERGERS
burg IA, today won the ann,,l
american interscholastic cross-coun-
ny !un In Fairmoun, Park. scnr.,,.
points. Hutchinson Central Iusi.
li-iftio =. y. Was second. with
"l!i.Rm Cox. Merccrshnrr wa.
' ,he Individual winner. Kuru"t, Lewis.
i.'..a'D Teen, was s"coud. and John
S""W, Huichison High. mira.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Johnston IA Lend u,n,,.,.

NORFOLK. VA. Noy. so.-Jobnni.
Johnston, OF Wilmington. X. c. vas
elected captain % wake Forest Col
iese !ootbtN team for 1928 a; =
panquet OF the team her" tonight
following the 3-to-8 victory oysr
Hampoen-Sidney tuIx anernoon
Peter Pagano. az Sew York S,a.-
was elected alternate captain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
SCHOLASTIC CHAMPS
CHALLENGE PORTLAND
Icy Associated Dress. |

TOLEDO. OHIO. Nov. Follow
ing the lo-to-l4 victory OF Scott High
Sch"ol over Waite High hers today.
negotiations were started tonirht
Tor post season game To be playcd
ny scott against Portland Greg in
mat city on December {? Tho Scott
officials are anxious to go 10 Havana.
tuha. to meet the high school team
from Jacksonville. Fla, a week or
two later.
Until last year. when East Tech
nicai High School of Cleveland won
the title. Scott claimed the intcrscc-
u"nai scholastic championship Of the
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
TENNESSEE HAS CLOSE
CALI. WITH KENTUCKY
nv Assnciu,nh PIG.

KNONVIII.E. TENN. NOV. so
Fighting an uphill battle. Tennessee
oN"rcamc seven point lead chalkcd
Np by k"ntucky IN u sustained driv-
l"S attack In the first period and
dictated the Wildcats. u to :. here
inis afternoon in the annual Thanks
giving game between the two
"IeNeus.
The superior aerial game OF the
TenUessecans was largely responsible
Tor their victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

checks to members of Christina
Saving Club. who havo been savin
part OF their weeks earnings RI
iiEiously since last January. Til
total disbursement. II was said /;
'he bank. Will DO 100000. or $1,000
moro than last year. where tae,
were 5000 members. Tho check
Will be mailed out at tho ratio of 80
ench day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
LLOYD GEORGES HOME
HAS UNIQUE MOTTO
Try Associntcd prnss1

LONDON. Nov. 3O.-"Lct no ono hear
beyond ye threshold words uttered
here In friendly confidence" reads an
ancient Inscription over the door or
David Lloyd Georges new residence
III Chelsea.
ihc House. comfortable. ,nprc
tent"us dwelling. Is in the famous
CheNne Walk. wher. once lived
Thomas Carlyle. George Elio, and
"'her literary celebrities. Tho
dwelling overlooks the Thames
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
nnrfor Held fur GRIND .Iur,

LYING BURG, VA. Nov 30
George Burford, whose $4,000 resi-
dence was raided ten days ago by
the police. who reported finding
forty-SiN gallons of moonshIne
liquor there. was given preliminary
trial in the Police Court here We'd
ncsday, and was held for tho De-
cembcr grand jury In the Corpora
ton Court. Burford is at liberty
under bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Red IBnrrun NInr,i..

ATLANTA. Ga. Noy. 80.-David
lrenus Barron, known % his friends
and football fans AZ Red and his
childhood playmate, Miss Alice
House. OF Washington, Ga. wer-
marco mere tonight at The Baptist
TAbfrnacle. the church OF winch IN.
captain OF this years Georgia Teen
football team waa A-menber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
I.nscs Enur I.Inncr..

LYNCliBtRG. VA, Nov. 90
Thomas III. Huaz. OF Madison Heights.
suffered the loss OF four fingers OF
his left hand while at work yester-
day at the standard BOX Company
here. when he accidcntly caught his
hand In rip saw which he was
opera ding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Kuhnl- Is Centre PUNT.

FOR SMITH. ARK. Nov. an-EJ-
WIN huhair. Of Fort Smith has bcn,
'h'''"n captain Of the trntr. Col =
''ec l'raying t"ion"ls" for 1923. !,
WAS stated in II telegram received To-
hlsht hy Norris Armstrong; 1921 can
tain of The Colonies. kubul. il m,
ihird Fort Smith boy. To Ice elected
captain of the famous C-ntr. suunJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
belmont. S,.sp o,,o,.,,.

S'"tts Addition proved too much
Tor the Hrlmont Athletic Association
h'st team yesterday afternoon a.
f"rh"s Field. and was ovcrw helmcd
by thc score of - to 0. This after
noon the belmont second team will
play the Grove Avenue eleven at
Forbes Field at 3 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

CtLPEPER. VA. Nov. 3O.-Claude,
the S-ycnr-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. a. nit. who WAS run over by a
motor truck on Friday and so scri-
ously injured that his FOOT had to be
amputated. is recovering slowly from
the operation in University Hos
pltal. charlottesville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
or,I., thanks chlmborn,o.

The ORilcy a. &. team defeated the
strong Chimborazo eleven al Clark y
Spring. IL 10 o. Chimborazo being un-
able TO get but one first down. this
being made in the first quarter. stars
for O'Riley A. CD. Reardon. J..
Reardon mad Foster. For Chimborazo
.-Gallinger and c, Kelley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
MORE CANTONMENT
SUITS TO BE FILED
IBy Associated preas. ]

WASHINGTON. Nov. s0.--Ad-
dit!onal civil suits involving $4,000
600 TO s30.0o0.000. which the govern
ment hopes TO recover for alleged
overchargcs and waste In connection,
with the construction OF certain army
cnntonmc its during the war. are be-
Ing prepared by the Department OF
Justice. and. II was understood. to-
day. probably Will be fled within ten
days
The first OF tho departments civil
suits against war-camp contractors
were filed last week. and /, was un-
derstood then that they were the
forerunners of other actions. II also
was Indicated that criminal proceed
inSs were possible.
The actions brought last week In
vowed the construction OF Camps
Upton. Sherman, Jackson and runs-
ton. and sought the recovery from
the Involved constructing companies
OF more than s2OO0O0OO.
environments built during tho war
cost the government n total of sos
100000. and 1t is said. Attorncy-Gcn-
cral DauGh"rty hopes To recover be-
tween s6o,oOo.Ooo and $50. 900. 900 ms
orcrchargcs.