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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
MARsHALL|TE SQUAD
TO INVADE ASHLAND
High School Team Will Play
Randolph-Nlacon Scrubs
tomorrow.
H.. "rripic H."

Tho entire John Marshall High
School football squad VIII invade
Ashland tomorrow afternoon shortly
hefor" o'clock. at which tim. AMI
plac" II viii NICE; the Raudolph-
Macon tollcc" scrubs" I'm tn. initial
grid battle az tn. season for either
oc tho two clcvens.
In preparation for this encounter.
Coach Moore yesterday put his
charges through several heavy scrim-
IMAGES with fun regatta. Tn. con h
seemed We'll satisfied with the brand
rt football exhibited by the squad
light workout today and h." frclS
that tn" men should hc in tho hos;
"f condition for the game tumor-
row
Yesterdays practice was. Ly far
The most strenuous that the Mar
Shailit"s hav" had this season. IN,
hard uiacj.c" disclosed somctliiu:
which is enough in ityolf TO cncour-
az" team 60 fight 1t bccam. APP
parent that John Marshall is in
possession Of som" exceptionally fast
back a"ltiUt'u. which fact releases tho
high tension that heretofore had cen
tered around that section Of tho team.
\ back field combination made up of
l"n"s. sharp, Elliot and Smithic
worked so well that tho coach viii.
in all probability. use tho same for
nation IN tomorrow S FRAY.
Although this years argrccaticu
may not hc as heavy as teams of
former years. 1t viii undouh,odlv he
ono Of tho fastest John Marshall has
over produced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
EARLY MOON PEEPS IN
ON SPIDER PRACTICE
Dobson Works University Of
Richmond Until Dark to
Remedy Defects.

Moonbonma reached Stadium Fle,d
yesterday evening before Coach
pobnon lot IN on his Intensive dc H..
f"nsi'c; work with Tho Spider grid
mon In hnal preparation for tho
t'rst battle OF the reason with La
fay"tt. Saturday.
You're COINS TO tackle. boys, or
you're not going to play" WAS the
way the Red and Blue mentor or,
pressed Il 10 the sweating line men
In the offensive work, the "rnt''
lineup offered only feeble resist
ancc TO tho varsity backs who raced
through behind good Interference
and employed The sun arm on many
would-be tacklrrs The old back :
hcld. composed OF Captain Jones,
Snend. IicgIcr and Fray. seemed 10
be IN hnc hGht!ng trim and ready
:" meet anything from Eastou. Pa.
TO Furman.
Assistant Coach Bailey put his
freshmen aggregation through sornc
sun practice in preparation FOR i,s
Sa'''e with Fork Union SATURDAY
az "HuI. and with several new
pla. the freshmen made !, few
gains a9ainai the VARSITY men. The
rallies were short. how",er. as be-
fore the practice ended tn" fierce
charging OF Price. Hodges. sic
C!unE. Booker. aud McCastor. who
was being used in center. drove
back IN" rats repeatedly cor ten
yard losses
\ hachHcld composed %: FOWL.
Miller. Gregg and Mahnncy. made a
good showing when they replaced
tn" varsity ball carriers
i:cf"rc tho scrimmago. detailed in
Htruction IN defensive work wa.
given by coach Dobson 10 tho
varsity squad IN the gymnasium,
Charts OF plays were used IN the loo
turc.
Every member Of the freshman
squad went through ayc hard
'noklos hy heavy line mon. who
atood In a row awaiting the ON
'lauEht aud the stin program wa.
concluded with several rounds on
tho dummy
no'h varsity ANA freshmen linz
UPS for he hrs' game wli he an
n"unc"d by IN" coach THIS afternoon.
aud tho Practice period VIII hc given
over Tho sigma, drills practice IN
passing. pun'lng and kicks from
placement With tho posgIbiUs 90 -
li'tlc dummy scrinmagc. - show
tho proper assirnmcrts COR caeh !iuc
man on tho defensive work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
INDIAN SQUAD LEAVES
FOR PENN State CAME
William and Mary Sends
twenty-five Men on
Northern Trip.

William and Maryg cXpcditionary
force Urts out tonight, on its first In
vnai"n % Northern football territory.
The squad. numbering twcn,y-two
players. the coach and manager. VIII
travel to Baltimore 10y boat, thence
by rail to State College. where tho
Indians Will entertain Penn state on
saturday.
Coach BIZ Ingram wax not making
any predictions lapt night. but tho
/" i!iam and Mary players are Io!ug
- Tenn state determined TO 10 credit
20 the institution they represent. To
mold Penn State to close score VIII
satisfy Williams and Mary
ingram VIII ncnd the following
men In against Penn state In the
nrst half:
H. Levy. 100. Rnd Dletz. 1855. ends:
onhH lsG. and Chandler. $50. tackles,
rouse. 40. and rnrsons ls5. guards:
ROAD. $50. center: white. $50. quar-
Ter back: q. Levy, $50. and cain 40
hal backs. and HartinHH. :ull back
Others who viii get into the garno
are Jenkins. ChaIkley and l.. VIII
'inins. ends; raschau. Jordan and
k"ist"r, tackles. a. y. williams and
i'uil"n. guards. Elliott center. and
Irving. Charles. Flanders and Cofer.
backs.
The Indians will take the bont n,
Yorktown and WIFI arrive in Balu
NOR" tomorrow morning. going on
to Penn state College in time To get
Il good rest before tho game. San
hScr 10" Chandler VIII accompany
tn" squad.
lnoap" ricncc IN tho back ncid may
ho FtumblingbIonk for Penn State
football hopes. but unless something
unforeseen occurs. IL shuuld be the
only siumhlinrblnck. To lose eight
tried veterans, nocessitatIng the
rebuilding OF "a back ncld around ono
solitary star. is no pleasant Fitua-
tou for any coaching stan
Vhcr" !s no question about the
gtrouEih o. the Bluo aud Whi,c In.
this GALL The Penn state linc should
puiplay any other line that :. will
m'"' this season II 81 playa tho Kind
ol football thai Il kunws how to play.
Tho hig thine ntu4H tho line 10
that Il works tnEclu,r rrrn state.
Uccoss last year dep al,d on this
almost perfect t'nu~ore. and il tho
coaches can goi thns" Aunky. expert
cncch Nitttuy forwards to play like
ono inau again this IAN. i ,asis
OF tho hnct held Will he e.. :. ior-
ably ilrhtcuch Tn" nczdok syv,cm
docs not try TO develop stars Ever.
tn" brilliant ana sensational KIN
lng"r would have been terribly haud!-
capped without tho perfect support
OF that 1871 limo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
OFFERS SHOWERED ON
SKI FROM ALL SIDES
Huge Black Could Get Million
Before Snow if Able to
Fill Engagements.
Try Iniicd Ncws-l

PARIS, Sept. 27.--If Battling SKI
could take IN nil tho offers which
hay" showcrcd upon him since he
knocked out Georges Carpenter. he
would have his million dollars before
snow flies. As II is hc must lot his
manager cho"s" tho host propositions
and tn" latter is reported 20 have
accepted an offer Of bout in the
United states Slnt yr,fors Jack
p"mpS"y. hat viii take Harry NILS.
h" SAYS, ii IN" champion doesn't want
tho match just vet
Cablecram ms. ,"l"grams aud phone
messages. 20 say urthiur OF urht
promoters IN tho flesh. arc adding
every hour TO Tho total uf tho mouuy
III" black man for his next nights.
lh" offers range from ono of $4,000.
mad" by an Euslish promoter, To
Sl'eono received from tho United
states
Manager ii"llors, who appears Ia
u" Just HS smart a business man as
Francois ncscamrs the tricky startc-
siSt VINO pulled Carpenter along TO
great wealth., IS inclined To prefer
nights with Harry Grob. tho Amcri-
can Ilcht heavyweight champion and
wills, h"for" closing in on Dempsey.
Thus h" would h"po TO pick up big
purses for two hug" preliminary en-
car"mouts before risking cvcrythina,
IN battle with tho champion.
Tn" negro probably viii fight the
winner of The Frank Moran .!o-,
Heot"rt bout which is impending I'm
England N MS mex, match. There
alter me- I,Ell GO 10 tn, I'nir1J S..,..e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
GLOOM STILL THICK
IN GENERALS CAMP
y ashington aud Lee Outlook
Poor as First Game
Draws Near.

LEXINGTON. ~, syp, - With
~ first game "r tn" season oulv
two days off IA" real stroue,h %
'h" 1870 Washington ana IL" yn'-
s'N sim .r'maus q Question. to he
solved pf"habiy iu the Mrs, two
SaW's of TIN" season. AGAINST Emory
ana lIWry h"r" Saturday and N"rih
Carolina stat" Nor" p,t"N,r =
Handicapped hN Ia" loss "f SOW
'ral "I TN" hcsj mcu ON TIA" ln"l
'cnm ANA boy Tho lack 80 ucw ma-
trrial from IN" freshman class this
wear. toad Coach Jimmie D"iiart has
mad a li- Hill 10 hu I" Win into
shape tho 1872 varsity. Tho fact that
this y'ar has marked chang. IN
IN" ""nghlne system makes i, harder
o. W'dict Just what SUGGEST, tho
Generals VIII meet with. Win soy
era! varsity men sim out,of the line
az with injuries tn" outlork as it is
now seems to b" rather gloomy
IN" squad from which VIII hc
picked TIA" eleven TO mc", Emory
aud i',ury Saturday follows: *
Thomas. Dawson. McNay. Hatcher.
onds. POTTS. Wagner and Tilsou.
tackles Nog"l Walters. - Rcmis
and AShury guards; Terry, BEARD
aud iiaw A1us. ccuters: Frew. Wingo.
MaitoN 'cap'ain). center; Hamilton.
j. Thomas Ta!iafcrro. Cameron and
Mcdonald in tn" backficli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
JUDGES At COLUMBUS
RULE OUT ONE HEAT
Later Let 1t Stand, but Call
off Bets on This
Event
icy Associated Prosa.1

COLUMBUS, Sept. 2T.-Aftcr Ge-
claring tho fourth heat Of tho c:ps
're; no heat because They rulod tina,
the drivers were NOT trying. Judges
al tho local grand circuit meeting
late today discovered they had cx-
cccd"d their authority and ruled that
the heat would stand as the horscs
finished. but all bets on tho heat
were declared OF.
The heat was won by Escotillo.
irott!nS tho mile In 22o. Escoti!lo.
McGregor the Great and Main Lick
turned tho nrs; quarter on !og In
10 seconds and tc' the half In l:lS.
hut they raced home In the las,
half
Tho 2:os pace also went four heats
before It was won by Miss Marie
The brown mare took the third and
louey won the frs, heat and wa 6
leading in the fourth when he broke.
Wrack won tn. second heat.
'rop" Ge"rs. tn. veteran horscman.
making his first star, OF the local
meet today drove Miladi Guy to a
s,rairh, h.a, victory In the Y.in fro,
limited TO 3 ycnr old ,ro,tcrs. chop
Sucy. tho favor!tc. finished second.
losing tn" first heat ry nosc.e
Anhc pale, fav"ritc IN tho Arch
city $4,000 stake for 2.ir puc"s brok,
i'm tn. n-s, no., and s-isb,d otnh.t'
pohor, uiyor, j., v,,.,,t,,,. 49,, 49,,
i'm 2.no1 rovor.d Nc 900. - .,,
cpunlcG the marx for IN. won, ~"
80, ,,,,.,,
ond milo Wien Ahhr p,jc wnn :,
o.n1I-, and Ga ,,i.irr 40 ma ,,,,io
aud &c no .runi,d ,nis ,l,,c
N.cIo driven H., ii.rry L.,o,,,,,.
i.p d i'm IA. .,..r,n, ., l,,, 80,
,r,rl. ,rn,,f,u. rcrcrI -. ,i.t.
b.r ny,r r.rnTd ~ ,L,. .,,arL ,,,',
Iid ruc..o, ., o,,,,,t,,.
Manning to,rnrrn,y r,lI ,...,,., -,
Lrrn,. mo ,r.,l. -.,,-5
sn,,,,,r,..
.ig ,ro, -vc,r.o,d ~ ,,.r.o
8 non.
MiIadt r;uv :, m ~, Gu,
wnr,by 1G,.rs,
cbop Su.y II m ipnd,.
J,lonr,r Warn, T. Ilo,,,
rho o;rca, I.,t,iy,,c- XII v,,r,I,-
also started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
CHAMP GIANTS SHARE
PAIR WITH PH|LL|ES
Hcnlinc and Wrights,one Win
First Game With
Homcrs.
iBy Associated prcsa.1

NEW YORK. sept. 27.--Tho cham
pion fian's divided Il douhir hsnder
here th!s Afternoon with She rhIlii.s
Tho Ni"itors taking the frs, ) Ia 2
IN ten innings and the hoinc t"nui
IA" second To .. rhlladrlp,ja
won III" nrst game through home
runs hit by IIcnliue and wriyhts,one.
off Johnson. II young right handler
from SAN Antonio. McGrHw vent IL
team OF recruits into the rect nd
game. After Ring bafrled them for
seven innings the youngsters battcd
out three runs In the eighth. Score:
FIRST GAME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
BRITISH YACHT WINS
SEAWANHAkA CUP
fRv Assnciatnd rrnrs l

MANCHESTER. MASS. sept 27--
Cola. Ill. flying the col"rS of tho
Royal Northern Yacht club Of Great
britain, lifted tn" Scawanhaka cug
today. defeating tho defender Sake.
of tho Manchester Yacht Club. In tho
'hi'd race of the series between six
meter boats. sailed off tins port Tn.
British yacht won three consecutive
races I'm rs many days. At tho finish
Of t"day's contest. Cola. Ill. was
l.adlng hy minnt.s 30 secomds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
ORIOLES LOSE SERIES
TO EASTERN CHAMPS

NhW ~ \Ni% CoN% sept. q.
N'W Haven. nta'rrn LearU" cham
H''h ''T l'-. Won the rhrcc- E;,mc
,''.'S from baltimore. lutcruatioui 81
zoo FN" r'nraHt WINNER. 10y taking to-
"'H E"'ns. io b scoriu. ull IL,
runs .n the ninth nnine with ,wo
Iannam, d. Baltimore. up to the
nln.h inning held New Haven to
.''' ~'r'H"r also pitched we'll.
tS''''- runs heing scored
tar.ula .rr.rs
'm"r' vw the first uamc. ; TO
r'n \.N t''Nru TOOK tho second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Plan Two Boxing Shows at Auditorium
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Golfer Tells Need Of Public Course Here
by EARLE LUTZ

success OF the FIRST indoor show ~
The church. Hll Athletic Associa-
tI"n WAS So satisfactory that plans
have been launched FOR one early
III october and another in November.
II is probable ;h"I they VIII hc held
in the city Auditorium as the mem
h'rshp OF the club * growing So
rapidly that IN, strand Theatcr can
not accommodate it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Eninrrc NnrfoIk Cr,I I,I,,,

NpRf"lk, VA. Sept =. In
preparation FOR ,ho Two coll.r. loot,
bail games which wl!l DO pla.,d rcre
this GEAR loca! promoters yesterday
ordered work To begin at once on
r"nodclnC ~" Virginia League base-
tall park. when the structure is com
plotcd II VIII he bowl shaped and
VIII accommodate between 10000 ana
% 600 n,opic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
S!IlI-OlT FOR BRAVES

iEE Associated rrcss.I
BOSTON, sept 2I.-Thc Eos,on
IraNe- closed 'hei- home season TO-.
IA hv defeating Brooklyn. to o.
!'cN"mnra pitched We'll with men on
15ea ln'Ee playing permitted Bos-
ton. TO orr" four runs on ono hit,
lH IN, eighth inning.
THO sr.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

NN0T0 NN INNINGS. r
Philadelphia ..... 900 oo2 Dol 2-5
New York ..........OOO O1O iOl O.
summary: rwo-basc hits Loo.
Williams. Walker. Young Home
runs W rightSt"nc, lIenlinc. Sacri-
noes cunningham. Johnson. stolen
has"S-SuNdcr cunningham. Douhl"
plays Bancroft 10 FriSCh to King
Wrirhts'oue To Parkinson tC. Leslie
90; lcniinc TO Wrirhtstonc. Loft on
bases Philadelphia. 3; New York. ,
struck "ut-hy johnson. .: Wr'u.rt,
]. Eases on balls--on Johnson. !.
Wciu"rt. /. Wild pitch-Woju"rt.
umrtrcs. Mccormick and RigIor.
Time 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
American Association.

ST. Pau q. Indianapolis. ..
MINNEAPOLIS, 1856: Louisville. ILL
Milwaukee &, Columbus. 10.
Kansas Ci'- .: Toledo. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

If an anonymous writer is TO he
credited Richmond has q youth who
can rightly boast Of his prowcSs as
a pitcher. for h. is given credit for
eighteen and two thirds innings
without rum, hit or "a man rcachu.
FIRST base. tho record being made
last saturday. George Coulon
pitching for Duplex. IS the candidate
for the baseball hall OF fame.
fitching for Duplex against q team
selected from Il numhcr of amateur
teams. h" worked Thirteen hitIcss.
sc"rcl"sS chapters 10 win by u score
OF To %. In tho sixth inning Of
the second game b." was Touched for
single with TWO mon out In
picking this man off first. Conlon
wrcnchcd his shoulder and had To rc-
tire. Notification Of tho above is de
sired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

NrN York.


Totals ...........3l 2 : - lS !
'Btttcd for V. Barnes in seventh.
prNad, irhia ........Io0 geo 100 I.
New York ............ 900 600 OaN-3
summary: Two base hits Shin
n'rs. Williams. IIiCbeo.
stolen soS-Wrightstonc. Williams
kinu cunningham. Left ON bases
fh!lhG' lrhia i; New York, i0.-Rase
en- halls-"m I'M. |: Ring. |. Struck
Thy I'm, !: by V. Barnes. by
scott, .. hy Ring. IL. INte-oH Hi
3 IN innings: off V. Barnes. in
). "T scott, in !. Wild pitCh-V
Harncs Winning pitchcr-Scott
Umpire EiElcr and Mccormick.
Timr 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

recently moved TO Richmond from
Indianapolis, which has ih,e" pUhli,
courses HIS letter on the subject !!
s,li-cNpiauator! And follows:
/ am new ics!deu; OF Rich
mond. my home being in lndi-
annapolis. lad We had three
mun!cipa! links. and became IL
hearty golf enthusiast. ON
leaving there. carried all my
clubs anu bag here only TO
Ind on. must Toe Il member OF
club IN order To participate
in said sport. Well, am not
financially able To join such
club, ana ! believe there are
hundreds of others In Richmond
situated the same as /. and |
really believe a city this size
could readily supper; such
course. the initial expense being
tho only difficulty, Tor "A priv.r
!cgc fee Of 20 or Jpc per dry,
and locker fee OF 81 per year.
would easily maintain such
links as would be required.
hope To SOC your paper Ect be
hind TINS project. which is Of
vital interest 10 the pub,ic's
health and welfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

by choosing carly, We get
tho pick of the worlds best
woolens!
Usually our selections, both
here and abroad. are made at
private shOwings Of advance
mill dcsigns-that is, before
they're offered in the open
market.
Often we suggest changes,
add new threads and color
'ngs until the cloth is devel-
opcd TO meet our own idea
But in all cases, the cloth is
woven specially and cxclu-
sivcly for us. No one else can
have it,
Fall Suits and Ovcrcoats for
men, young men.
Prices moderate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

NEED ONE MORE GAME TO CLxVCH AMERICAN BUNTING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YBsTI:RDAY.
Nome schetlnlcd.


WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Warrington mt philadelphia.
New fork nj boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Fall Hats. Shoes. Fixings
on a par With our Clothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS lEsTERDtY.
New York, 3-3I PhiindcIphin. By.
Ptftsburph. II Chicnpo, s.
Uoston, Is Erooklyn, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
None rchcdulcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
HoSton.

USaIe -'-.-----. y IT - u /
Rated for Dcra-tr IN seventh
MATED 10Y Shriver In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Totals ...se 10 30 - 3
New York

Totals .........S5 : s 30
'Eattod for Johnson in tenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

US phC'. " meats. purse. 500:
Mias Mary g b IN. 10y John
4 Curtz oThumas) ....4 !
Nrack 10 Ia. 'McMahon(. .
-. " MalCnoy. b. (. tRay) i 5
Frank Little. Dick Sanders. silver
Maid and The Departure. also started.
Time 2.o.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
LY?WELL,DON' The
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
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much longer II you get a package OF
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after yoL have
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No one who takes Olive Tablets is
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disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are q purely vegetable
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Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
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com plants, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one or
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advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Ice Jam Causes Flood,
Stops Power Plants

DIXON, Ill, March Gas and
electric power plants here shut down to-
day when water from the Rock River
flooded the engineroom. Half the city is
inundated by the flood. caused by ice
tanning the river for sixteen miles down
stream.
About fifty families are homeless and
are being cared for by municipal au-
thOrities.
Gangs of Iaborers arrived and have
been set to work TO protect the new $780,
600 Illinois Central bridge, menaced by
ice pressure.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Indianapolis Negro
Legion Post Planned

A negro post of the American Legion
TO be known as the Eastern Eagles Post,
No. s05, viii be granted its charter at
g meeting to be held at 1902 Martindale
avenue, Friday night, according to Frank
Il. Henley, State sdjutant Of the legion.
The following officers have been selected
FOR the post: Luther H Hall, COM
mander; John Murphy, vice commander;
William Guy, adjutant; William Guillion.
finance officer. A twenty piece band has
been organized by the new post
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. 1t can
not hurt you, and 1t certainly stops that
old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Red Pepper
Rub and you will have the quickest re-
lief known. Nothing has such concen-
trated, penetrating heat as red peppers.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper
Rub you viii feel the tingling heat In
three minutes 1t warns the sore spot
through and through. Pain and sore
ness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a jar of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Rowles
on each pnckage.-Advertisem
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
PLANS HOOSIER
LINCOLN EXHIBIT
Indianapolis Bar Association
Discusses Project.

At meeting 0f the Indianapolis Bar
Association in the Federal Courtroom
last night steps toward obtaining an
Abraham Lincoln exhibit for Indiana to
commemorate the period Of his life in
this State were taken. committee to
cooperate with the Indiana State Bar AS
ISOLATION will be named by Lewis A.
Coleman, president Of the local associa-
ton.
The meeting was given over entirely
TO talks on the life Of Lincoln. The
principal paper of the evening was read
by Charles w. Moores, Lincoln, the
Lawyer" The paper dealt with the early
life of Lincoln in Indiana and Illinois
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
When Judgment Is
Satisfied He VIII
Be the Richest Man

SAN JOSE, Cal, March 2.-On paper,
Henry B. Stuart Is probably the richest
man in the world. Twenty years
ago he leaned George Jones 500 at 10
per cent interest per month compounded
Jones went to Kansas, prospered, re-
turned here recently and went into bust
ness. Stuart entered suit for the 500
Jones recalled the loan and confessed
Judgment. Superior Judge WEIGH, who
started to figure the amount, called an
accountant who. after two hours work
announced Jones owed Stuart 1901 $40
332,912 6S5.16. The judgment was duly
entered.