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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
NATIONAL PROGRAM TO
MEET BOOM PLANNED
Former Assistant Secretary of
the Navy to Head
Council.
HOPE TO LOWER COST
Will Establish clearinghouse
for All Construction
Interests.

Franklin -. Roosevelt takes
Office next fali as chairman OF
the American Construction Coun-
Gil. job paraiielins that Of
Judge Lands. in baseball. and
VIII Hays in the movies.
In his first authorized state
mont. Roosevelt. the boss build
err" says through NEA service
that in co-Ordinating the indus
try In the interest Of public vel
fare. he will work toward these
two chief ends:
AbolishinB unemployment in
building Industries.
Lowering the cost Of construc-
ton OF homes
Roosevelts appointment wdll
be ratified at meeting in Wash
inSton June Is and 10 He is 40,
cousin Of the late Theodore
Roosevelt. lawyer, former. State
Senator. former Assistant Score
tary Of the Navy. in 1920 Demo
cratic nominee for Eicc-Presi
dent. and now president OF the
Fidelity and Dcposi; Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

cap. Near him, again, comes 4
would-be soldier cousin riding A BIZ
cycle; ne has brownish suit and
Is smoking cigarette. II these men
OF the modern mode did not wear a
distinctive cap or costume. II would
be difficult to tell them from Eng
!ishmen or Frenchmen. Other boys.
in addition to the military students,
are prominent. wearing red caps on
which gold lace is tackled They arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
HERE'S 4 NEW SYSTEM TORE
POET ANDEAT YOURCAVIAR
Chicago Devotee to the Muse Introduces Selling Scheme
Which Brings Him Kingly Rations--Reveals
Himself to, Customers

conserve the tear for Mr.. Keats
who died OF hunger and consump-
tion:
lie could have slept In satin sheets
Had he but used A little gumption
Ihe same must go for Chatterton.
And others who cravcd meals. but
missed EN-
Their race for fame was quickly run
Because-they didn't have a system
CHICAGO. May :7.-Gone is the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

DAY In which the victim Of the poetry
ouB' Technically known s the Divine
Ahiatus. must sub6ist on that sparse
ly proteined entree, Ambition Ia
Water. for the first ten or fifteen
years OF his career.
chicago devotee Of the Muse has
finally solved Il system which is war
ranted to beat the game.
IL Is so simple that the Messrs
loanta. Viiion. Shakespeare. Keats.
thomson and Pope along with
, 1922-10-13
FOOTBALL GAMES SATURDAY

vnlparaiso-Lewis Institute vs.. Val
psralso.
Observation-Disclosures Assics vs..
Wabash.
Greencastie-Laks Forest vs.. De
Pauw.
omaha-Iowa wesleyan VS.. crelsh.
ton.
Marletta-Rarshall VS.. Marietta.
Mt. Union-Heideiberg vs.. Mt
Union.
sprinEfleld-wittsnburE VS.. West.
ern Reserve.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Otter
bein.
Athsm-Dennison vs.. Ohio univer
sity.
Berea-Deroit vs.. Wallace
Gambier-Hiram vs.. Kenyon.
Ada--ohio Wesleyan VS.. Ohio
Northern.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VS.. Case.
Deflance-Hiilsdale VS.. Defiance.
Wichita - Kansas Normal VS.
Friends.
Ralamazoo-Oiivet VS.. Kalamazoo
Detroit-Des Moines VS.. Detroit.
Sioux City-Yankton VS.. Morning
side.
ADMINISTRATION VS.. Western
State Normal.
ST. Louis-Grinnel1 VS.. st. Louis.
lndianola-centrai College VS.. Simp
son.
st. Paul-Hamline vs.. Cornell.
Farso-Jamestown VS.. North Dakota
Aggies.
Termnlion-south Dakota VS.. North
Dakota.
observation-disclosures Adolphus VS..
Carleton.
st. Psul-st, Ola VS.. McAiester.
Acknowledgement vs.. Marquette.
Mex,co-central Wesleyan vs.. Mis-
sour Military.
Rock Isiand-minois Wesleyan vs..
AuEustana.
Peoris-St. Via.ors VS.. Bradley Poly.
Eureka-Monmouth vs. Eureka.
Blocmington-Illlnois College VS.. Ill.
inois Normal.
South.
Administrations vs. Georgia Tech.
Johns. Hopkins.
vs. rn1lns-
ham Southern.
Charlottesville Richmond univer-
sity vs.. Virginia
Columbus. Gu. S. Infantry
school VS.. Tennessee.
Clemson. 6. C.-Preabyterian college
VI. Clemson.
Chapel Hill, y. C.-North Carolina
VS.. South Carolina.
Charlotte, N. c.-Davidson VS.. Wake
Forest.
, 1922-10-13

The Washable Warriors were de
neated last Friday by the Basin eleven
by a score OF IS TO 0. The game wa
one sided from the start. and showed
the lack OF organization on the part
OF the Worland men. Cowiey romped
on Cody by a score OF IS to 0 on the
Cowley grounds. On the same day
Thermopolis blanked Greybull At Grey
bull making three touch downs and
one goal ~totaiing 10 points Powell
and Lowell played a tie game each
making 10 points in the allotted time.
The standing OF the teams are as fol
, 1922-10-13
NORTH CASPER AND CENTRAL TIE THURSDAY BATTLE
BOTH SQUADS HELD sCORlEss IN MTER-GTY PLAY.

Park school stands at the top OF
the percentage column in the grade
school football league as a result OF
the scoreless tie played Thursday
afternoon at Athletic park between
North Casper and Central. Park
has won n game. East has lost
n game and North and Central
remain with a percentage Of moth
ing as a result of their tie.
Central had the advantage in
weight in Thursdays game and
slightly more ground but
North Casper made up in speed
what the team lacked in weight.
Both elevens brought the ball within
scoring distance several times but
had not the final punch to shove
it over che final chalk mark.
Both teams showed unusual
cleverness in handling the forward
pass and made consistent gains by
the overhead route. One triple pass
play that the North Casper team
handled cleanly several times was
worthy of a college teams attention.
Allsman and Green did the bulk
of the ground gaining for North
Casper with Fred Gibson, quarter
coming in for several fine run
backs of punts. Scowan. who was
injured at the start OF the second
half. and Gift, halfback, were the
outstanding backield men for Cen
trail.
, 1922-10-13

Charleston. s. C.-stetscn W.. clta-
del.
Due West. S. C.-wottord VS.. Err
sklne.
Dallas. Texas-Louisiana State vs.,
Southern Methodist.
GreenviIle. s. C.-Georgia vs.. Fur.
man.
Hampden.sidney, Va. = Lynohburg
VS.. Hampton. Sidney.
Hickory. y. C.-E1on vs.. Lenoir.
jackson, Miss.-Centenary vs.. MIL.
saps.
johnson City. Tenn.-MaryviIle VS..
Mnligan.
Lexington, Ky.-Louisvile vs.. Ken.
lucky State.
Lexington. va.-Carson-Newman VS..
Washington and Lee.
Lexington. Ky.--Iseneucky Wesley,
an VS.. Transylvania.
Lexington, Ky.-Morris Harvey vs.
V. NJ. I.
Nashville. Tenn.-Michigan VS.. Van
dorbilt.
New Orleans. La.-Spring Hill VS..
Tulane.
New Orleans, La.-Jefferson VS.. 10y.
ola.
Orlando. Fia.-university of Flori-
da va. Rollins.
Philadelphia. Pa.-Maryiand VS..
Pennsylvania.
Raleigh. N. C.-Roanoke college vs..
North Carolina State.
Richmond, va.-centre college VS..
V. p. l..
sewanee, Tenn.-oslethorpe VS.. Sc.
vance.
Starkvile, Miss.-Howard VS.. Mis-.
s'sslppi A. a NJ.
West Point. n. Y.-Auburn VS..
Army.
Washington. d. C-University Of
Cincinnati VS.. Georgetown.
Williamsburg, Vn.-Randolph-Ma
vs.. William and Mary.
West.
Eugene-oregon VS.. MultnomAh.
Corvaliis-Oregon Agsies VS.. VIII
Jeanette.
seattle-wa-hington vs.. idaho.
Spokane-Washinston STATE VS.. Go 4
zaga.
Berkeley-California VS.. st. Mary's
Los Angeles-University Southern
California VS.. Arizona.
Caldweli-college Of Idaho VS.. Whit.
man.
Stanford-Stanford VS.. Santa Clara.
Reno-occidental vs.. Nevada.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Idaho Tech.
Boulder-New Mexico vs.. Colorado
university. .
Laramie-Colorado college VS.. wyo-
ming.
Salt Lake-utah VS.. Brigham Young
, 1922-10-13
ODOUL IS GIVEN
TO BOSTON CLUB
Higgins Authorizes Release
as First Official Act OF
New Year.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13-The first Of
fetal act Of Miller Huggins. on re
ceiving word that he was 70 be re-
tanned as manager Of the Yankees for
another year wa to send Lefty o'Doul
10 the Boston American league club.
Wen. here I am, stlll manager II
the Yankees and ready 10 make pltns
for another season." was Huggins'
greeting 10 newspapermen. The first
act OF the reelected administration is
;he release Of Lefty o'Doui to the Bos-
ton Red Sox. We owed Boston a
pitcher in the deal which made Joe
Dugan a Yankee, and Lefty a been
tagged"
o'Doul was brought here from San
Francisco in 1919.
, 1922-10-13
East.

East.
New Ha, en-Iowa VS.. Yale.
Alfred. N. Y.-Alfred VS.. st. Bon
aventure.
Nteadvine. Pa.-AIiegheny VS.. NJ
agara.
Amherst-Amherst vs.. Union,
Lewiston-Bates VS.. Colby.
Wheeling. w. Va.-Bethany W..
Grove City.
Providence-Brown vs.. Syracuse.
Brffalo-Buffalo VS.. Thiel.
wgefcngton, ID. C.-Catholic uni.
versity VS.. Warrington college.
New York-columbia VS., Wesleyan
Ithaca-Corneil VS.. New Hampshire
State.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vs.. Middle
bury.
Harrisburg. Pa. Dickinson VS..
S~warthmore,
Lancaster-FrankIin and Marsh We.
Mount St. Mary's.
Gettysburg-Gettysburg VI. susque,
hanna.
Cambridge-Harvard VS.. Bowdoin.
worcester-Holy Cross VS.. villa.
nova.
Baltimore - John Hopkins VS.,
George Washington.
Washington, d. C.-Georgetown vs.,
Cincinnati.
Easton-Lafayette VS.. Muhlenberg.
Bethlehem-Lehigh VS.. Rutgers.
Orono. Me.-Maine VS.. Norwich.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Axgie. Va
Worcester Poly.
New York-New York University v,
Hobart.
Chester-Pennsylvania Military We
Albright.
State College, Pa-Pennsylvania
State vs.. Lebanon Valley.
Philadelphia P~ennsylvsnia VI.
Maryland.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. West
virginia.
Princeton, n. princeton VS.. Col.
gate.
Troy, N. Y.-Rensselaer VS.. st. Law.
c
Observation-Disclosures va. westm.n.
ster.
springfield-SprinEfield VS.. Connect.
cut Aggies.
Hoboken. N. J.-stevens VS.. Hamil.
ton.
Harrisburg. Pa.-swartmore vs..
Dickinson.
Hartford. Conn.-Trinitv vs. Ba YER.
ford.
West Point,-u. s. Military academy
VS.. Alabama Poly.
Annapoiis-U. s. Naval Academy VS..
Buckneil.
, 1922-10-13
OIL LIGHT BEATS
ELECTRIC OR GAS
BURNS "a PER CENT AIR

A new oil lamp hat gives an amaz-
ngiy brilliant, soft. white light. even
better than gas or electricity, has
been tested by the U. s. government
and IS leading universities and found
20 be superior to ten ordinary oil
lamps. II burns without odor, smoke
or noise-no pumping up. Is simple.
clean. safe. Burns - per cent air and
6 per cent common kerosene coal oil =.
The inventor, G. II. johnson. 500 W.
Lake street. Chicago, Ill. is offering
to send a lamp on ten days FREE
trial, or I've TO give one FREE TO
the first user in each locality who will
help him introduce IT,. Write him to
day for full particulars. Also ask
him TO explain how you can get the
agency, and without experience or
money make $3.50 to $500 per month
, 1922-10-13
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey
club. at Jamaica.
Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club,
at Latonia.
Meeting Of Maryland Fair associa-
ton. at Laurel.
Trotting.
Grand Circuit meeting at Lexington.
Buffalo. n. Y.
Boxing.
Eddie Anderson VS.. joey Sanger, 10
rounds. at Milwaukee. George Eagle
vs.. Johnny Mendelsohn. 10 rounds. at
Milwaukee.
, 1922-10-13
SOX AND CUBS
NOW EVEN Up
Americans Defeat Nationals,
4 to 8, in. Fourth Game of
City Series.

CHICAGO, Ill. Oct, 13.-The White
sox and the Cubs have each won Two
games in the Chicago city champion
ship series as the result of the Cabs
taking Thursdays game 4 to 3. The
fifth game will be played today.
The Cubs victory was turned by
Grover Cleveland Alexander, thee lon-
gated veteran of the. pitching staff,
who was touched for 10 hits. Hooper
was credited with three singles and
Collins and Shelly two each.
Dixie Leverett, one Of the stars
OF this seasons crop OF rockies, held
the Cubs to seven hits but weakened
slightly in the sixth. statz account
ed for three of the hits.
, 1922-10-13

the school year. This is designed to
bar RINGERS"
A rule was adopted that private
schools may join the association.
A number of prorSsed rules for
submission to the University of wyo-
ming tournament committee. which
prescribes rules governing h annual
high school basketball tournaments
held at Laramie. were discussed. An
other meeting for discussion OF such
rules Will be held before the next
tournament.
The association elected the follow
ing officers: f. NJ. Thompson. Rock
Springs. presto ent; F. L. McNowu.
Basin. vice president; c. X. Fletcher,
Casper. seirettry.
The board of control will consist of
Thompson. for district No. l; Fletch-
.er for district No. 8: McNown. for dis
'trlct No. 4. j. F. Simmons OF Chey-
enne for district No. 2 and Morgan
Davis OF Upton. for district No. S.
, 1922-10-13
By Briggs

Helena Montana Mines va. Mount
St. Charles.
Redlands-South Branch Cniver-
sity OF California VS.. Rediands.
Pasadena-Whlttier vs.. California
Tech.
Tacoma-Coliese Of Puget Sound VS..
~Belllngham Normal.
, 1922-10-13

MARTIN AND CURTIN DRAW.
NEW YORK-"Irish Johnny" Cur
Of Jersey City and Terry Martin
OF Providence. r. L.. fought a ten
rourd draw At the Polo grounds. Both
weight 100 pounds,
, 1922-10-13
First IN NeUS
OF All EUents
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

feated Ivan L4now. the Russian In
two straight falls rhs first fan ~
qufred one hour aES II minutes and
the second four minutes.
, 1922-10-13

entitled to participate in inter-schoo
stletics. The latter bylaw was the
result of the fact that a northern
Wyoming high school student more
han 81 years OF age and with a wife
and children participated in the state
basketball tournament at Laramie
last winter.
Another bylaw adopted Thursday
provides that a student participating
in inter-school athletic contests shall
have been registered as a
within ten days after the opening of
, 1922-10-13

WoRLAND, Wyo, Oct. 1S.-The ~Thermonolis high
school leads the Big Horn basin football conference in per-
centage to date with two victories to its credit and no de-
feats. Lowell and Powell are next and Worland fourth, but
some shifts in the standing are expected when this weeks
games are played.
, 1922-10-13

Io;=S- worland will meet Lowell on
the Warriors grounds; Basin Will go
to Powell ant Greybuli Will play Cody
on the latter's field.
, 1922-10-13

BALTIMORE WINS AGAIN
ST. PAUL-Baltimore defeated St.
Paul 5 to l in the fifth game for the
minor league championship and need
but one more game to win the title.
, 1922-10-13

DOUGLAS, Ariz. - He'd Millburn
knocked out Fred Walthall OF Doug
las. in the 10th round of their bout
here.
, 1922-10-13

You must register II you van 10
vote on November It'll
, 1922-10-13
STUDENTS In HIGH SCHOOL FOR
over FOUR YEARS ARE BARRED
FROM ATHLETICS, is new RULE

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Oct. 1S.-The Wyoming High School
Athletic association, at is annual meeiGg here Thursday
afternoon, adopted a bylaw that no stu1st who has attend
ed high school more than four years shall be permitted to
engage in athletic contests with other schools, and that no
student who has attained his twentyLfrst birthday shall be
, 1922-10-13

BOSTON@StATcsiau ZbysE<o. for
mer worlds champion wrestler, de-
, 1922-10-13
BIG BATTLE TONIGHT

NEW YORK-BIiy Miskc and Tom
Gibbons, ST. Paul pugilists, finished
training for their Is round bout ut
Madison Square Garden tonight.
, 1922-10-13

You must register il you want to
vote on November 18th.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18

din toate partile, sa vada domnii
earl au VENT sa le incuie sala 81
sa le tulbure pacea 81 linistea.
Parintele Podea a vorbit apoi
frumos 81 linistit, storcand nu
|numai furtunoase aplauze eli 81
lacrami din ochii taranilor naca-
jiti, earl asteapta indreptare in
ltrebile tarii. Gu totii stim insa ca
lndreptarea asia MI poate veni de
la ciocoii liberali, carl au nenoro-
Icit taranmea din Vechiul regat
81 acum vim sa ne suea pc moi.
Ocna Sibiului pentrn liberali,
de All incolo nu mai exista; in
mijlocul nostrI n an ce mai eau
ta Am vazut GU ochii ce sunt in
stare sd faca, acasa la moi. 81 ne
dam seama &C yor face cand vOr
avlnge la putere
Va rog die redactor, sa publ
cati in Ziarul d-voastra patania
noastra. ia sd cunoasca intreg
Ardealul cinstea liheralIor. carl
al VENT in Ocna Sibiiului sd ne
fncuie sala pc care moi am zidit
81 peste care moi poruncim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
DIN PATRIE

A aparut la Ciuj III nou con-
frate Romania' organ al partl-
dulni popornlui din Ardeal. Direc-
tor polite oil DR.. Octayian Prize,
fost secretar general al resortuiul
instructiunii, lar redactor sef dl
al. A. Hodos.
Uram viata lunga noului con-
frate,- .dar 81 eat mai adanca inte-
legere nevoilor tarii.
ID Ninlila Bratianu. ministru
de finante lrreput tratatlve ell
Statele Strainc asupra maSurll0r
de luat pentru incetarea speculrl
GU leii pentru siabilizarea leulni.
D-sa spera ca va gasi o solutie de
acord cu ministrii celorlalte state.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
SCANDALUL DIN OCNA
SIBTULUI.


l Irlmlm dln Ocna SIDlulul Hrma
ltoarea scrisoarc:
| Sc vestise Gu cateva zile inain
,tc ca Dumlncca in II Febrnarie
10 sa soseasca in mijlocul nostrl
Iprotopopul loan Podea, candida
It'd independent la scaunul de de
'lputat al cercului nostru. Spr(
marea noastra mirare, tocmai pe
,and icsisem de La sfanta ,biserica
ne-am trezit cu candidatul parti.
Ldu'ui liberal, insotit de asesori
cOnsistoriali cu brane rosii, dc
oamenii administratiei 81 O droaie
de necunoscuti din Vechiul regat
adjust anume sd aplaudeze 81 sil
strige traiasca Bratianu, cand
lvorbitorii iivor aminti numele.
Mai inainte de deschiderea adu-
narii sosit 81 par. Podea, ocu-
pat Tin scaun la o parte pana cand
liberalii si-au ispravit predicile 81
lne-au cerut voturile. Toti vorbi-
tori liberali !au inaltat in slava
clica Bratianista si-au arlncat cu
gunoaie in oamenii nostri la earl
ftincm atat de mult.
La sfarsit asesorul Trieteanu IA
luat din nou cuvantul provocand
.oubllcul >a Sc imprasti imediat
u sa MI asculte pc parintele Po-
dea, care a VENT sd faca scandal.
Oar in loc sa Sc imprastie. deo-
data au isbucnit strigate unani-
me. de credeai ca ridica sala i'm
>lava: auzim pc parintele Po-
dea!
Nazand liberalu CA nimenea nu
paraseSte sala, n au plecat nici eli
Il an Intrat in multime, formand
mici grupuri 81 atitand contra pa
flnteiui Podea. La atitarile lor Sc
raspundea insa mereu Gu strigate |:
auzim pc parintele Podea.
Ca liberalii sa fie scosi de spate
81 aruncati pc trepti, Sc astepta
numai un cuvants al parintelui
POdea. I'm adevarat Om c,rninte
81 GU mdelunga frabdare. Dar in
,oc sa zica: dati-i afara, a zis {:
oameni buni, domnii astia earl
Sc grabeau mai inainte, nu vreau
@ mai piece; poftiti d-voastra
afara 81 o sa va vorbesc in plata.
sub cernl liber''.
Avocatul Lapadatcscu (din We
ehiul regat) s'a asezat atunci in
usa voind sa impiedece esirea.
| pana cand un satean voinic a
lmprns la o Jparte spunandu-i
farto i'm laturi. domnule.
Dupa ce ne-am coborit. i'm plata
liberalii s'au amestecat din no,l
in popor, formand noui grrpuri,
81 in aceeasi vreme al inceput sa
functioneze motoarele automobi-
lelor liberale. producand un Ego
mot Internal. lar sefnl politiei la
starunta aseserului Lazar Tri
teann, dat ordin sa Sc incuie
sala de adunare. -
/ Dupace nu era chip sa til o vor-
Fibre, parintele Podea rugat po-
Iporul sd sc intoarca .inapoi in sala.
Nestea ca saIa e incuiata a produs
in sufletul noStru O adanca revol
TIA 81 cu sieuranta Sc intamplai nn
lucru mare, pardosiam plata cu
liberali, daca seful politiei M des.
ehidea imediat sala 81 liberalii
nu-si perdeau urma.
Stirea despre Scandalul insce.
nat de asesOrii ('onsistOrWlui din
Sibiiu 81 de clica liberala s'a ras.
pandit repede in fntreg orasul
| STA inceput sa curga lume multd
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