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SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting, at the written
request of seven and more members OF
the Bennington Battle Monument and
Historical Association, will be held at
the Offices of Batcheldor and Bates in
the Village of Bennington on August
10th, 1922, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, for the transaction of the fol-
lowing business:-
Ito hear reports of, and fill all
vacancies in, the various committees
of the Association, and take necessary
action thereon.
ITO consider the adyisab lily of
the appointment OF a General Commit
tee to have in charge the due observ-
ance at Bennington in August, 1927, of
the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of
Bennington, and to take such action
thereon as shall be required when met.
$40 transact any other business
proper to be done when met
EDWARD l.. BATES,
Recording Secretary,
Bennington, VT, August l, 1922.
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If the telephone calls that were put
IN last year in the United States alone
had been scattered evenly about the
earth, every person in every country
would have been seven times to the
phone-eyery one of India's troubled
millions Of Chlna's and Of Africa's.
aud Of the almost countless others in
every other land The wires used in
the United States would span the dis
lance OF the moon 100 times would
circle the earth 1000, The army and
navy of the United States together
number about the same as the EN-.
ployees of the Bell telephone system
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Alexander G.a2ounox - celebrated
Russian composer who is about to
pay his first visit to America, born in
petroerad 81 years ago today.
Hon James A. Robb Minister Of
Trade and Commerce in the Dominion
Cabinet born in Huntingdon, Que, 81
years ago today
Herbert G. Hoover Secretary Of
Commerce Of lie United states. born
at West Branch, Iowa, As years ago
today
Paul ~ Warburg. former vice gov
e.nor of the Federal Reserve Board
bern in Hamburg, Germany. "a years
ago today.
Edward II. Peple, prominent Am
erican playwright, born at Richmond
Va, SO years ago today.
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John KenlOn, WHO has entered upon
his tive ith year as Chief Of the New
York Fire Department has had much
to do with making that department the
biggest and most efficient fire-fghting
force IN the world. Chief Kenlon had
no intention Of becoming a fireman
when he started out In life. His
youthful ambition was to become a
sailor and to crafty il he ran away
from his native Ireland and spent Say
eral years before the mast Finally he
drifted to New York City and after
experiencing many yicissitudes sue.
ceeded in being appointed to the fire
department. Then by rapid adyanc.
es he worked his way up to the top
He installed the "setting-up' eXer-
cises in the department and became
the first President Of the Fire Col
lege. in which fire fighters from all
parts Of the United states are
trained.
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NOTICE
To the Taxpayers of the bennington
Graded school District.

A Rate Bill has been placed in my
hands for collection as follows: Slad
on the dollar on the Grand List OF l922
l hereby demand payment of said
taxes, and notify you that | will attend
at the Bennington County Savings Bank
from . o'clock a. m, until 3 O'Clock
p. IN.
on above FAX IL paid within 80 days.
c. II DEWEY Treasurer
Bennington, VT, August l. 1879.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
S. |. A. A. COMMITTEE
SUSPENDS CENTRE MEN
Sustains Ruling of Nicc-Presi
den, Hinton. of Southern
Conference.
IEy AssncintcI rres..l

| ATLANTA. GA. oct. THE exc
/ Intercullegiate Athletic Association
today declined to grant an appeal
oi Centre College that two OF It's stars
football players. Shandean and Gordy.
-, la22, he restored to the team. hut
announced that the ease will he rc-
frrrcd Ia the organization when ii
meets in December.
Oncials Of Centre appearing be-
fore the committee in executive scs-
sion contcndcd that the two men who
were suspended with fire other play
| crs for participating in an American
| Legion game at Plcasurevillc, Ky.
last fail, had been punished sufficient
ly. The petitioners also testified that
Shadsan and Gordy did not know at
the time OF the game that there was
an association rule prohibiting South
ern intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
! lion athletes appearing in athletic
| events other than college games.
! In urh"ldin" the ruling OF Robert
I U. Hutton, Georgetown college
Gcor.ctnw u, NY, who is Vicc-prcsi-
, dent uf the kcntucky Tennessee dis
! trict. Suspcnding the seven players.
! the committee stated il could not
grant the appeal rs such action in cf-
feet would mean the setting aside
OF the associations y-laws.
| Post-s"aS"n games between insti-
tntions holding membership in the
southern intercollegiate Athletic AS
! sociation were barred by the commit
! tee in ruling handed down last
I Inf Thu. S,.h,lIIrI
/ the University at Florida and Louis
! lana State University in Havana CUBA
] christmas bay * outiawrd uiuicr
. the by-lawS, which reads: The foot
/ BAH season shall close not later than
the Saturday Immediately following
I Thank SGiviug Day.
An appeal OF the University of
! Chattanooga, Mississippi! College.
/ Birmineh Ina M Southern. Howard Tran
sylvania, Aillsaps college. Ogl-thorpr
and Mercer University asking THAI
/ the association permit them to play
freshmen in contests with each other
and larger institutions where the lat
ter were favorable to the waiver was
{ denied, the committee holding that il
had n" right tn set aside the asso-
Citations one-Ncar rule.
! Where TWO institutions had en-
I tered into contracts for games with
each other before the Southern Inter
I collegiate Athletic Association one
year rule was adopted, however. an
! exception Viii he made 10 the ruling
] the committee stated Davidson col
/ !".c Of North Carolina, which meets
| the Georgia school uf TcchnologN
here TO-DAY, viii play freshmen un-
der this decision.
Al'"r short session today tho
committees adjourned it's special
meeting which opened here yester-
DAY I" consider matters requiring
attention before the December meet
. ing OF the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
ORANGE AND BLUE
DISPLAYS STRENGTH
Gnnir ~ Played in Steady Down
pour. Which Makes Funbirs
Occur Frequently.

tSp"C!a! TO The Tim.s-DispatCh
PRINCETON. y. j.. Oct 7.-Vir-
Kinia's line standing as fast as pos
sible In the slippery mud o: Palmer
Stadium this afternoon was the
chief factor In holding Princeton TO
Gueut on account OF the rain. which
poured for all eAccp. II tew minutes
until the fiual quarter.
A field goal By Smith and safety
when Arnold failed TO get IN "A
kick from behind In. goat line tn
the last period were tho only taliios
OF the Tigers. Only six Hrs, downs
were made Ia the !Orty minutes o.
play.
Virginia KEEP; the bali In TIGER tor
ritory throughout the opening half
but ncvc: IA striking distance OF
gOsl Later IN the game Princeton
drove the ball far down toward the
Orange and Blue goal. principally on
the long punts OF Van G.rs!r. aud
several times came close 10 carrying
the bah over. bnt virginia's line
wa> tight In spite OF the muck under
foot.
Although defeated. Virginia out
played their opponents in several fca-
lures OF the gam" and prevented the
enemy from crossing the gcnl line.
Their defensive work was fast
enough 10 get Princeton runners for
seNeTa! losses behind :he line Roth
teams had been accustomed 20 plav.
ing on dry fields all autumn ana
neither was abb. 10 overcome the
handicap ~ blowing rain.
Eahsr kicked OF FOR Princeton.
Arnold punted 10 return the bali bu,
Virginia recovered and whom Arnold
tCont!nucd on Third PagcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
POCKET. B|LL|ARD TITLE
STAKE HERE NEXT WEEK
Opening Game to BE Played
at NlcCoy's Monday
Night.

James +. Mccoy. Southern pocket
billiard champion. and Harry os-
wald. from whom he won the ,itlc
last year. are praGricins daily for
their match. which begins on the
nigh, OF October l6.
The frs, tilt will DC staged in
McCoy's Main Street parlors. and
vii! be for l25 points. On Tuesday
might the contest viii shift to the
Richmond Hotel parlors. wh.ch are
managed by Hermos Mcfarland.
former ourhe!der OF the Chicago
White Sox. and Will continue until
one OF the contestants run up 1925
points.
Back to McCoy's the competitors
Will change on Wednesday n,gh,
and the goa! will be 375 points. Tn.
hnal block Will be played at the
Richmond where one of the con-
tesiants Will have 10 check off 800
; points before the winner is de-
Glazed.
because Of the known ability of
both players much interests has
been aroused in the mark. Mccoy
yesterday said he had heard that Os-
valid Is showing the best form of
his career. Knocking off runs of
a. 81, &c and 1i3. He admits he
has never made "a score as high as
li3. Mccoy Is practicing daily.
! though. and is showing improved
form.
The purse has been put up and is
worth the effort aside from the honor
that will go to the successful com
petitor.
Al Mccoy's admission will he
only for those holding tickets Tho
doors Will close at Il. Nj. and the
game Will begin at S +. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
By "rrippie T."

With two straight victories and
no defeats to tell OF Us brief career
on the gridiron this season. the John
Marshall High School football team.
coach and many followers. have all
turned prophets az 70 whether tn"
number thirteen Will live IN to is
reputation and prove uulucky to tn.
team.
ON next Friday, October IT. John
Marshall plays ono Of the most feared
clcyens on the schedule. the strong
Petersburg High School aggregation
being the opponents at that time.
The game will he played at Bouic-
ward Field and will commence at 4
o'clock.
Coach Moore will 500 to it tina, the
Marshallitcs will not lack practice
when they line up to meet the Cock
ade city team. Daily work outs un-
der his supervision will help to con-
dition the squad for the big battle,
while frequent blackboard lectures
will familiariZe 1t with the plays that
=, will be used.
The Marshallite squad has already
demonstrated its power by not al
lowing either Of teams it has played
10 score. However. tho Petersburg
aggregation Ia capable OF giving
much opposition. being heavy and
also fast. The two teams are about
evenly matched and next Fridays
game promises TO result in one OF
the hardest grid battles OF the sea-
son.
The fact that the game III he
played on the thirteenth day 81 the
month. while symbolic of misfortune.
could prove the undoing OF the visit
ing eleven rs easily as bringing de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
CARPENTER ANGERED
BY FRAME-UP RUMOR
French Fighter Spikes Report
Sikh Broke Agree
lncnt,
ny G. r.. IirrtcIlI,
Iunlversnl Scryice.l

PARIS. Oct. TT deny emphati-
caIIy and categoricaliy. on my honor
as boxer, tho Infamous accusation
that my nsht with sikh was arranged
or that SKI broke the arrangement
by knocking me out" declared
Georges Carpenter TO Universal Ser
vice today.
This is the first time In my career
that my reputation as square hght-
cr has been assailed. The best an
awcr ! can give is that am ready
to fGh; Sikh again any time or any
plate"
From Amsterdam Universal Ser
vice received the following answer
from SKI:
The lying report was stayted by
a sportsman who lost on Carpenter.
demand the fullest investigation.
/ never faxed a fight in my life"
Meanwhile, it is reported that the
boxing federation is about to forbid
either lighting again until the accu-
sa;ion is proved or disprovcd. II
1t is proved, both fighters will be
barred from the ring for life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
HIGH SCHOOL MEETS FEARED
OPPONENTS HERE NEXT FRIDAY
With Two Victories and No Defeats to Their Credit
John Marshall Football Team Now Preparing for
Game With Petersburg High School.

feat TO the Marshailii"s The unlucky
team cannot be picked until after
me SMOKE OF battle has blown away
and peep taken a, tho score.
John MirSha!rs lineup tor the
.ama Wiz 3rohhaiy he as follows:
k"hn and Jackson ends: Richardson
and .\tkins. guards; wellhous. and
Er"HduS. tackles. Dudley. captain and
center. sharp ainr.erUack: Jones and
smithie. haifhacks. and Elliott full
back.
Coach Moore sin has material
which he would like to use In "A
game and II Is probable tina; many
rev faces NAV he seen In tho lineup.
He. however. VIII start the contest
with the same lineup ,hat has been
used in other games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
WOODBERRY FOREST
LOSES TO FORK UNION

lSpectai I" The Times Dispatch
WOoDBERRY FOREST oc,
FORK Union Military Academy defeat
ed Woodberry Forest today on the
ialttrS grounds by the score Of IS to
o. Noodberry put up a splendid fight.
put gave way IN the fourth quarter tn
the steady drive Of the Cadet machine
braSscur. Robertson, Sibold and
Savory carried the bali like Veterans
HraSS"ur made several Spcrutacular
runs ana also put four drop kicks
betWccn TN" bars after touchdown
ROBERTSON ran the initia! Kickoff back
hIty yards, and Sihold could he count =
cd on at all times for the necessary
distance to he gained with his line
plugging. ON the defense Nnplin.
Jones. coons and Davis pitts aud
BloNion stood out prominently. Wood =
berry made only two first downs
Cabcll and Fry put up the best gam.
for the home team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
BINFORD BASKETBALL
Is UNDER WAY

FIRST call for basketball candi-
dates brought out twenty-five candi.
dates at Binford Junior High school,
including "Guinny" Henderson. Of
last years championship five. The
squad has been working out on the
Binford roof each afternoon under
the direction Of Assistant Principal
Dierhoi. The most promising candi-
dates are Singleton Silvey. Victor
Richardson. Joe Southali, Harris
Woodson. Garland Caudeli, Herbert
Niemcyer, Earl Bass. Russell Mann.
Edward Walthall. Ben Reynolds.
Frank Davis. but others are Joining
che squad daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
JACKETS WIN HANDILY
FROM RICHMOND BLUES

Randolph Macon defeated the
stronE Richmond Blues team yester-
day at Ashland by score OF 10 TO
0. The game was played on a muddy
field, with the collegians never in
serious danger.
Bauserman. Hardison and Bell
made touchdowns. the last taking the
bali across on forward pass. Rid
dick Kicked goal. Riddick. Hardison
and krouse put up fine game for
tho Jackets. while the work Of the
entire line was good. especially with
sterling piunger like Archie Har-
ris. former Virginia star. to stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SOUBRIQUET IS WINNER
OF FAMOUS HANDICAP
fBy Associated Press.

EXEMPTION. PARK. ENG. oct. T..
SoubriGuct. Sir Edward Hulion's 3
ycar.oid. by Lemhcrg. out Of silver
Fowl. won the Duke Of York handi-
cap OF $1,000. run here today Major
Harold Caves Poisoned Arrow was
second and S. TattcrSall'S Tctrab-
hazia. was third. Twelve horses
started.
The betting was to l against the
winner and against the second md
third horses 100 to Q and 100 to so
respectively. Soubriquet won by n
length and n half.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SCHMIDT UNSIGNED;
MAY LEAVE GAME
fly Associated Press. ]

MODESTO. CAL. Oct. 7--Walter
Schmidt. star catcher OF tho Pitts
burgh National League baseball club.
sarSs not signed contract for next
,ear. he stated upon arrival n; his
home hero Schmidt declared n cor.
tract had been offered him. but that
he did not know yet whether he
would play baseball next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Harry Iinmnton Second.

ST. JOSEPH MO. oct. Fiddle
LOos, Lake shore Country club, Chi
caSo. won 81. JoScph's second ANIMAL
open golf championship with Scor,.
OF 200 for tho - holes. Harr, Hamp-
ton. of BROOKLYN County club Roch
ester, Mich, was second. with 29i
william CreavN, Of the Hillcrest
Country Club. Kansas City, was third
with 294.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

south closes prrmaturely and two ar
thrcc games in December would he
mighty weIvuinc in t!ding sport fol-
lowers over the winter.
Southern football team. made n
great Impression Yesterday In the
North. when virginia held Princeton
TO 5-to-0 score While Carolina was
losing 10 Yale. Is TO o.
il was tough battle In Princeton
with the Tigers scoring through a
safety and field goal Virginia put
up Grea, defense and At several
periods showed offensive power. Car
out the game. but gave the Ellis Il
great fight
Games N the Old dominion were
n!Ina state. !. I" i. by Washington
and Lee The game was played "a;
Lexington.
Georgia suffered n 2o-to-O defeat
Al The harhs of Chicago.
Ceu:re College again displayed or
'ensiv" power bv running UP score
IT - to on Mississippi.
la the other big intersectional
cia~' Pennsyivauia defeated the
University OF til. south. - To ~ The
game was played in Philadelphia.
Virginia Polytechnic institute con-
,inued It's winning stride by defeat
ing William aud Mary, 20 to S. The
Indians displayed strong defensive
powers at times. but only managed
TO cross the line once.
AT Lexington. Virginia Military In
stitute rompcd on Roanoke College.
winning. so to o. from the team that
set record last week by rolling up
iS7 points.
Virginia Tech held Sutton ont of
The game yeS;erda! in order to save
him for tho Centre contest.
Deacon Scott. who Is proclaimed
tho hero OF the third worlds series
game. once had tryout with the
Portsmouth Truckers. but was rclea sed
by l.anky Jim Fox. who found the
Caroiinian too green for his purposes
Scott was shunted TO tho Sally
League, where he was thought so
much OF that he was sent back To
Portsmouth with Instructions to
show nothing and thereby get All
unconditional release. The trick was
successful. and scott returned IL
Macon and signal;zed his entry 10y
pitching n no-run-no-hit game Ma
ION is said to have srd him Tor
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
HARVARD IS WINNER
OVER HOLY CROSS
IRy Associated rress. ]

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. 7.--Har-
ward defeated Holy Cross today. 20 10
!" the game was rongh. but not
nnduiy so, and was played in Il driz-
zlc.
The Crimson and the purple, which
llad played TWO years without q
touchdown. played two periods to-
daE without score. Harvard was the
more powerful in rush, but Holy
Cross the better in Kicking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

=,
Ne!!' II appears ihat the world
series Is drawing 10 close. Hav-
Iny put down the Opinion in blac x
and white tina, the YANKEES had IN.
edge on the Giants thc wr,,ar en-
~, a.; - ",
80 ~ IN
'"!d you So
Viz. Yanks who .yiaen,Iy ,Gi,I: cha
Giants NJ. "a. u,,, 80,
t'ioc, ""'e"
"au hhE ol'hcuity with the
HuSmen. "fahc" Ruth has demon
St:hird that he Is not as much 10 he
:earc,i az SoIre SupnoSed wticb vii,
,.uuhrm ,ha nn;ninn -,
80, raa no. u"
'"''e number OF those
""'h" runs.
The Yankee pitchers wer. a,go SIM.
posed 10 he Inc class .ystr -
done u.s ,,,. '''
Lafayette defeated Pitt.hurpb vac
terday by touchdown and IN. .dJi
"u:,I punt, which shows m. cI,s.
OF the team which scorad g., t
on the Uniyersit, nf Etnh .s '',le
v-.
-. ~ f"rhtf arrives
'"'N '"N'N 80 Nc" M;
80 ~ "i" "' TIE ten
49, 20 me ines ~ patch. re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
ROANOKE CAPTURES
lNTERClTY TITLE
Especial to The rimes-pispa,chl

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
NcHBuRG, VA, oct. lin a
baseball game here today for the
championship of Roanok~ and
iNnchbure. the Norfolk and Western
team of Roanoke beat the Craddock
Terry team, Of lynchhurg. toll 1t
was pitchers battle. in which Jones.
of Roanoke, bcStcd rarccl.
score; II. II. r..
Norf. & w.. 600 OOi 3O0--t Q u
Grad. Terry 100 coo OuO---l {
RattcrieS--.IoncS and Douglas; Par
eel and Mcdaniel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Postpone rrnph, Mncc.

DETROIT, MICH. oct. Rain and
foc today caused POSTPONE until
tomorrow OF the CnrtiSs marine
trophy race scheduled To have been
held this afternoon as 4 prelimin9ry
to the aero meet To he held next
week at SelfSdge field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
TIGER TEAM FORCED
TO LIMIT; TARHEELS
HOLD OLD ELI DOWN
Princeton Wins by to From Old Dominion Eleven
ale Scores Only Three Touchdowns in De.
feang Chapel Hill Outfit.


ing that VIII NIL their supporters
Following
anu played Lafayette
by the
which the Blue
adj The
body will