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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
BYRD IS ONLY ENTRY
FROM OLD DOMINION
Takes High Position, With
% l.2 Points to His
Credit.
UISItN WINS NEE I
New Nnrk Messed ont nv Southern
Track Nrn-Mi~>'>>ippi Takes
Third Tin"c D., ruSninE Northcrn-
All the Nn,.
LouIslN>A WINS WEE 7
~ Associated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. oct. I7.--in q
driyinc finish, Louisiana barely noscd
out New York IN tho American
Lsgion track and Hcld NEE, az Tu-
lane Stadium here today. by a scrr.
OF iais points I" = points COR New
York. Mississirpi finished in mira
place, Win i2'1 potts. after giving
Ne,N YorH a 'uss'. an IN. way
Francis Eyd, of Virginia. was tho
indlyiduN star r' thc meet scuriuE
;Sis points, "N'r5 point credited to
Yrs MIA Byrd vas tho only entry
loH-yard daSh Lever Is W: rauiu
tloWal: Cochran Mss. RaySlip
tSch) Tim"; ! y SECONDS Nat
,,cc I,,".ysrd ,.a'as - T,y.r. g.. -:
hsysIin oNcb, Tlme - 2-5.
i'o-ysrd, dash cochran miss,
per*mo llal; Hayslir ,Nebp: los
Time - seconds nat " ''''
sSN-Nard ruu-.Sncucer ,MisSD
hieG,rma la Nllen G.al. Lester
oer In, stretch. Time. minutes t 8
one ntl~ nun SPENCER cAliss D,-
ECSSinsssS r a H4TehT IN; YIi AMiI;cg
,.Thr'c milo run D'yaucy 81. -.
hiTtzl"r tN'hl Furtscll IS ~.
Mii'"r MSS Tim" Is minutes -
one MILE walk Ror,sck IS. VI.
ri,,. ,,,,,,.- y. }.
yard hiGh hurdle. Bruuson
MIS- EHiG. -. ~. I'r.'>trd
tNebl Sch"olhNrrI 'tuwaJ Ti,nU
.I1-yarI low hu-.Ifc- pup.- ,>a
ses, Brur,on ,Nis.i-s'ipD In p"rl.r,,
tNchr1sNal Matchrp ,phOob rimy. - B
% Aa,d ao hu-Ii"s Hu,esr ,Now yorh !,
Rqnrinr h,..J i,,,rr NJ, ,-i.t.,
Frey ,i.ouis M, Rppn.'ayr c, l,st"i@
Inches ''''Nn'e' q feet
staudlnr brr,d iun,r ryrd ,yt.rr,,,
March ,Dt,i.bo,n,; ND}...'LH 'w..N.
Inches F''''' = ret ''.
o. ,,,. ,-,, s,. ,, .
vanay ,v.,y Ycrk, r,,,-r, =" m, !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
At Laurel

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an, >a.-H 80. .rnr. Druid mi. iii
k MIiTi "" Iy,,, ,n'rh Tn"S H." L. -,
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noi,ir,, ny ,Mar!ro'in SO )" = ., Sc
,nI N"i" lG' 'rh"Mi's-. } ~: rh.rd. Tiu,".
! f. -. N,mrsii R4,iIctt t'.IsHnl.. An
IN. Turny \ Tn Foreigner nr. johnson
'ni Ina HsN .lso :iu
h,rd ro'eu,,nF' aud ON" h-if ,ur"nes
Won Golden hul", - Lang, 8 n. $ -
r Ir HnH G", , ,, - ,R"T,,n' 10 'hti
on H".ter Tlri.s -uL Joily 80 r.r
Z, f ..r q I'n, Tn, 10
'} ,Mu-,melnl u2iN $50. rsc"md. -
!, i'G H. %s-E Kim. x (. 'nar9 r me,
OF, .Al!.h Sai n,rs ill., 80 I'm ~
,flfih l'.'.N ldrlnnS On Wr,h i2'
I'm. il5 ';J.hn.nnl TO on; sHd
Nn"nnud - 'rh"mt-, ou,. ,hiri rinrc
tr.. 10 ,Row.mi 81 :" $50 $50 con
~ irgb ~ "11Wt ~ "''n 20 '',.n1
r.m" -. as Norto-d- choic> NH.
Rrrnes. Iirnei Voter INA psnsaies+ $50
s !, q I M.gsi0 o. ,N+rt19' ~ 80
tasn so ,.,rnd Dnh.,t"u ~ dang.
Wa Victor Ro~" II ana KING Cham
Elr:' rsyn =, frr?es .slg; chm, =:
;ou' +, ao,t Mann "a IL" ,rmHea.e. 10,
-. s@goHH "a" .,"~n,3sh.e.; ?,hcm 20
in - . rh,y ii II
rh,L r'c" sly - "nGs Simrljci'v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
ATHLETE SHINES IS INDIVIDUAL STAR AT LEGION MEET

ings Court Part RI, refused to grant
the injunction yesterday and con-
tinu"d the ease until tomorrow morn
ing
III" G""rria Khan claims tina. Tn,
Richmond Khan was notified OF an
objection To it's charter on October
:, 1872. and tha, since that time II
hns continued I" function as a
bi anch "f the national body. in vIoIa-
tt"u uf Tia" constitution Of the KAN
Tn" plI'ntim ais" charges that tho
property aud money OF the local
branch should. according 10 III" con-
Siituti"u Of tn" Khan. revert 10 the
national or;anizItion when the local
charter is rejected. II TX claimed that
,h"r" Is between ts."o0 and 10000
in cash tia, tn" Georgia Khan is at
tempting l." recover.
Deny kIan ,onn~rtiou.
Th" defendants. tn" focal Khan.
Yesterday ir"ruiut: fil"d tn" follow
ing affidavit denying chht they were
~ had eyer been. connected with tho
ku-l> lax Khan:
PERSONALLY appeared bcfors me.
u y. N"wt"n. u"tary public. on
nri'h"r !. in2s. w e. Maddox, w.
Stn,El,u. III " - fiorhrri. 4
seldom al personally Known to me.
ana va !" oath that neither they nor
'ry ~ them az" mem crs and Of
r""rs 90 Richmond Khan ~" l.
Realm II virginia. ~ tn" Euights
II ~" ku h lux i(lrr, nor are they
"irisin& amy "f tn" p"wcrs prtvi-
l"G"S "r RIGHTS 80 such. nor aid tncv
pr"r"S" :" Il" SO. and that ;h"v are
tdF'-ch nnd hcii"vc that neither n.
H. Cousins. - :. WILSON J : Jones.
t"un,i li"iI. Lawrence r Price.
Henry Brady az" rn"mu"ra and "ni-
r"rS 80 officers and members ~ said
ing any 10 ih" rOw RS. privileges aud
sights az such In ne said Khan. nor
II" th"N propose Z" do 80
'>t.n"hI az T. MENTION.
Notary Public"
pinc"rs "f what w.s RichrITai
'>I.r d",l..rr that lh", hay. ~" idoa
h' hrr"" int" ~" 4af. ~ hauI
'uartrrs and s'"l al ~ IL" book
and '"'"rds uf 'n" kiau les, NurI.v
1i.h' IN" r"rrr4 nj To" kiau ser.
~ tn" s''rr' Moor ~ IN. 'rildirr az
tu' northeast CORNER cr Erusd aud
''c'nd S'r".t' aud tine bI,k door
Wa "nt"t"i Iut the sIf" broken
.nt". u Wa found early vc.i.rt.v
tu"iu.us N"'ls. rrrprh4 ana degrees
conferred ~ mc'nh'ys were nil
'pl"u - ""s sHid ana polIr. were
uriihud r"''"'iv.s n" ~ work p-
u" case, og, nay" not yet discovered
Dlur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

health. but at that time ! began TO
suner from constipation and since
then ! have suffered from all the
minor ailments that develop from
THIS trouble. had To take salts
continually. My liver and kidneys
did not act properly. had to get up
Ihree or four times a night because
81 my Kidneys and this broke up nIy
sleep so much that ! aHoke morn
.nEs absolutely without energy or
ambition and had To drag myself 10
worS
Il can honestly say that your Plant
Juice did wonders for me. because
now the constipation is all gone and
J DO not have TO take salts or physics
Ny l!Ter and Kidneys are working
properly. do not havc 10 get up at
night any more. ! sleep sounGly
without waking and then get up
mornings with new energy and ambi-
;ion. can say that Plant Juice
did all for me that was claimed and
l gladly recommend it,
Plant Juice Is cold In Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store: In Petersburg by
Morrison, the Drug Man; in Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
ST. PAUL TO PLAY
HAMPTON ELEVEN
Sp"Cial 80 Tn. Times
!. \ " u Z. ~ .I.L-I 4. ~.

Sn:cial :" IN. Times DISPATCH
LAW REM ENil.I.E. VA. oct. ii
I'lui"'N hit'in""ir at so n'cloch -
m" hampton l1j-p"Gnd outnt at Rus
sou reid IN what is predicted u be
~" hiEs'St and hardcst-rourht erid-
rcuCcVIll".
ROY eleven wears tn" OranE. and
,nh"N BOYS HAY. h".n a prey to ~.
ilu, ana Whit" Youngsters football
S'r'''EN, mt THIS year -. lauls team
looms M as Oh" nf IN" strongest COM
t.nberS Cor =ridlron supremacy. and
IN" on" mostly 10 to. feared i'm ,hs
nh"I ANALYSIS 81 tn" cridir"n hatiloy
-; raul has just complntcd the
grading of new athi"tic field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Double Shift Devised
by Pennsy's Coach
tBy Associated rrcss.l

PHtLApELFHfA. oct IL
SHIFT twice. then charge" il the
i"rmla Of 4 play devised 10y Head
Coach John Heismau. "t the tut
Ncrs'ty of PENNSYLVANIA football
team. II was learned today. Til"
play is executed nv tn" back field.
sometimes 1" III" right. sometimes
I" In" l"ft aud sometimes straight
M IA tn" air without moVinr from
position a; all.
TN" shift is designed l." con
'nS" IN" "n"m: and tho effort de-
sired is purp"acly psNcn"logicaI
" was given bricg iriLl In tho
Maryland game saturday and
coach li"isinan was pleased with
its success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
VIRGINIA IN BAD SHAPE
IF TER SPIDER CLASH
Thc.mar, Campbell and Hub
bard Put on Shelf by
Richmond Eleven.
lsnccInl III Th. rin.s- nLsrAtch-

tSn'tldi 10 ~" | ines us ntiFn.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Oct, IL.
much h""rt,rlod squad ia working
on Lambeth Field for Nir:iui.'S
preparation FOR tn" Virginia Military
institute" ranra SATURDAY. rh.Srrar
Campbell and hubbard were not .v.u
In uniform .ud several az tho men
who did y"t into IN" i;vh, practice.
will no, 90. ahlc TO play for spm..
TIM" to come
r'rL rh"a'nar VIM MAG injured in
i 10th n,ri1,y,c'"n I'D nichmpnd .f"m"s
season Campbell had /" l." reno, Il
from his place m end las, SaiurIay
-nh lac may n"' - b'ck "a tn" gam.
hur, in ,rmmaF" Win H., frcsH
n'n i'S' W" aHd nAs NOT h""r lu
uniform, sin"s Iock swan IL ,nr,ncr
VIII" WIN up' I've ahl" =" rot In an.
ronEh work 'pr s"N"rHI S;tturd.yx
Nj D i1' men were welt worn nut
~ ~" sam" S"turda' and TIA. "r"u-
~" w"'H N"niii was only ii.ht
rrHr:'"" win - ~ of dummy s.r.i,u
rlasin@ ilirt. ne s-rub c"nt", whn
h'S p"rn promoted - III" v.rsit,
squad We. E'y"n q Try with on" ~
tie" MS 'ousid.rahIy g.i;f"r for- III
mn S""'n'H =" %" ia much better
condition icr the rough WORK II
scr mag"
'''' ~ W. va - =.
ami I'nn"rt Burlington. nudo--grat
uH'' ntanar"r ~ football ar" h'Isy
rr"rnrinG for N" V. " I cout"~, y
N'uI"n stand to scat S"NuraI ihotIs-
anu * !" r" erected this w".k on tn.
"hp.-li" sd nt Ia" H.li from tho
S,,nd am and ~ is rr"hnh'o nat ,hc
NirIiuia -'"d'"i hodN viii uSn ms
- rh" ring section Tor m. r.r,.i,
Ing Games ~ 10" S"HSnn
- ~ th' first war squad we-o
,HNE"H ~ IA ~" S"ur"lryS draw wit,
90 HF,H
coaches had 'h"r hard e, ""r> N.,,
day and 'oitv Much d"adwnrd va.
N"ii" TOD -" MN" -uI"d hu, ',.I~
t7inoH Next SATURDAY. ~. fire, ,.4r
'.H0l goes - Lexington ," NAV
aS1inC;cn and Lees freshman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Hurry Up" Yosl Asks
Students TO Ban Bets
lEv NSsocintod rrrsS. !

Am NHHpE. MICH. oct. IL
l'r"S'd"ni Marion l.. Eurt"n aud
Nihl"tir Director Fielding u N"S',
~ IN" niN"rsity 80 Mi,hiGan, to-
dtN called upon students Ia ccas.
h"ii!ne on int"rcol!":: sports
especially on football games. IN
tense interest in saturdays gam.
WIN 'hi" state. IL was said. had
led I" many heavy waG.rS
HI" prHctir". III" students were
told 'intHrf"res with the progress
"t clean college athletics and
stimulates i'll feeling ind destruc-
t'N" criticism, is ~ n" aid 10 the
team and substitutes commercial
ism t"r sportsmanship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
TRINITY RtIkETER.S
ALL NEW MATERIAL.
l;s:qe.i.l,o No 'rou.~-r ispa,ch.l

lSunciIl {" tn" 'rnr' DESPATCHED
%. s"i In u,rmn"rs of In. Trinin%
- uu.s varsity announced to
ial F0 mat rruitN Mjil MSS Year
row nuh iw" old players This
."hr's la : J. NtiJ.. coach al TIN.
VARSITY. 'unrruui'i with the prob
lem ui H'Ntl uvIu- a WiuujuE ai:Grc-
sn'iuu from almost cutir"N new ma
'"r'al ThIs situation il on" that has
confronted TRINITY tennis. activities
nov i"t tn" past ihr." wears. As
p'HN"ls haN" shown winning form
ju~t about tn" tim" OF rHr!r senior
me men who wrrc su,cossfnl In
tho 'umr"' zion lor rlaros on the
varsity were" Tw"r.iIm". Whisuant.
Summers. k""rn"s, ''rouks and
Ni"N"r. Ia "r'i"r 80 hHild up com
r"i .r' set "i r"srry" PLAYERS. the fol-
iowinE htr" been h"it Oh the list
tEd viii ba given varsity coaching
lo1rS"u Si"au. iinriv. St"tt. Shankie
Bloomington and Suriultl".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
AISkf. AND GIBBONS
WILL. GET MONEY

=, \fN DIX. oct. IL Promoter
l'N li"""rd vNl 10" Instructed u, a
m""tinS "t TN" state Athletic com
mission '"d"y 20 pny both Tom Gin
h"ns and Billy Misk". 81. rauj
i1"ir contract signed hv tn. hnNcrs
,"r w h"ui l"St t'ri'i6y which waS
hMard"a I" Miss" ON - 'nui
re M'I4t o. .t"p"oNinE the pay
men', chairman Muldoon taid in an,
''hhclH- 'h" proposed action. WAS IN
Hcr"rH"H"" With tho commissions
rules. which requires that Tho com
i'SS'!h pass on am decision given
III "nH, S'onr"d ~ an official.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
U. S. TENNIS BODY
ENTERS CONFERENCE

PAE1S Oct l5Nt Tie ita4es. ~.
the United stat Lawn TonnI. ts.n.
citation tho international cuprAr.,c.
OF lawn tennis fcdrrations which va
10 have been held here lat. III.
month mas been postponed untQ %.
In London. d"
The promise OF par,IciDatlon I'm tho
conference. by the America govern.
Ing hodv Is greeted with delight bv
French Tennis Federation. Who hon.
that the United States L. T. 4 may be
induced TO enter the international
tennis federation as a result ~ tna
l.EnGcn. .u.... :.
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authorizes did all possible To get V
/. !. I" change tn" date ~ to cancel
~" riin". ana as = last resort grant
Al permission Tor the team l." remain
M THE East nrIt Coach Mnran. To- cut
oil tuith.r ,rlticism. took ms charges,
"h"h To- l':tuVIlic WHICH tIt,.,nS tnat
T." ,"lun"ss NH S9"nd time they
should hc working on the n~ld in
travelling.
harvard is The 'avori's in the bet
mean an! tniug Tho Harvard team,
~ i'l2 ia not IN" harvard team al
l'2l Ivy several degree. III" ContrC
team "r tn" "th"r maud. viii no, H..
,he cent?" team seen here last week.
"ut three star men Win Any aggrc-
CATION and IT'S strength IS Increased
many FOLD G"rdy and Shad"au viii
make CONSIDERABLE" dincrcuc" when
thcN holster til. krnturkN line 30
MrAlitiin ANA Anderson ar" ;he two
m"n lost |" TIA" Centre eleven that
N"''"h"h ia" Crimson last wear.
Harvard has not scored more than
twenty, points a-aius, the -, -urs
scheduled Tor he opening games al
ne season. Mihdl"hurv. H"lv cro<s,
ana R"wd"in. Icurr" has rolled up
los points So Tar.
Comparative scores are poor things
shins. hui Tn" w"rk of Maryland
a.ainSt Princeton VII IL. watrh.d
WIN interest saturday on account ur
"a" draw between ~. Farmers NM
"i'hm"nd University III light of tn"
80" YIN over Nirc'uia ny rrinc"-
ron. which tailed "a cross IN. Orange
ana Eluy goal. although tn" Spi,I"r.
hId not find IL :" drficuit
Giini"r PARK will opcn it's cninmuu
~ r"cr"ati"u c"n''.r on Saturday
nis ny. With BASKETBALL aud o.h"rs,
games tn" huildius. whirh could
mo- De replaced tw go nnO. is tn.
riii of Miss Grace fronts Tom
Mi'lHr former Richmond University
nHs""ali ami football star. and XI"u-
i'f on" az the spider back nold
athletic instruction.
The West End is T." HAY" rival a,h-
l"tlc ORGANIZATIONS. ON" our-aiiu,.
,lnu"r II" nam" "f "nsS"ciati"n and
M" other club. Enjh viii h-v" tho
""lfar" OF tn" hoNS "f tnoIr sariinu
~ their aim anh IL 'hcy do a. good as
ne taSi End Athletic Association has
done, thoN viii b" w"l,um. additions
/" richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
MERGER TO PLAY
\lhCINIA'S QUINT

i\HHN. ';N p"t III Ncrrnr Uni
E"rsitN Will moot u" University nt
i'nrs' wanna in hasEcthail game
~ iutiab"lpuIa IthuarN - lg23
""'h JOSH cody announced here to-
Trio Eas'crn .rip iuc'ndce .nnta;iv.
.'i"s Tor games against Georgia
i''h and ~" Atlanta Athi"tic CLUB.
'n A'.7nfH Clemson in Clemson.
n.N".s.iy - %ur'h Carolina at
haF'i fi.'t -. g: University of Viz
MA a. charlottesville. Va. Penn
rs Philadelphia. either NeN
n.N'l~ 'y "r GUY College, in
NI"rr"'. So. 'nr Southern Iutorcol-
'"- ,''' N'hi"'fc ASSOCIATION rSshe.-
ll"i' 'HHirri"0 snip las season and
49, Sup tn The Southern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
MCCOY NOW LEADING OSWALD
FOR DIXIE BILLIARDS TITLE
Champion Stages Grea, Rail, and Cvercomcs Long Lead
i'll Second Block of 50O-Poini Match for
Southern Championship.

Jam. T.. Mccoy. southern pnck",
billiards champion. STAGED strong
comeback last nirht in his 900 point
match with Harry oswald. with th"
l'iNi" 'ltl" at stake. starting with
q hauhiThp nf tw"ut three point
lead "htHiu"d by the challenger in
ia" "prninG block. Mccoy last night
ran It's I" - and brouvht tn" totals
Tor III" ~" blocks :" -" To- lS1
tn" S"Cnud i.lo"k was PLAYED 81 ia"
k'"hih"n'I il"i'l rirlnrS. and iii" u"Nt
on" tonight VIII IL" ~ M't"N's. Tn.
hnIl hi""k w.ll u. PLAYED at the Rich
m"nd tom"rTuw right
oswald last nigh, tool, the lead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
RlCkARD GOES AFTER
SIkI AND MANAGER
TnN Assnrlntcdrr nss

NtN YORK. Oct -. In an "fnr,
I" reach an understanding on - ten
tal "" Advancement ~ which RattliiIE
NlNi WIS 10 com" 10 american 10 an
SiS" In h"uis with Iicht-hravy-
W"'shiS. TEX Eicknrh today rahln,l
M"Hri'" Teller. III" lighters man
IG'r u - rcp"rted from Paris tina:
SiNi has II" intention "f coming 10
America.
!! Ski and his manager do MOI,
com" here. said !:ickari today as
they chnied nae they would. "thcu I
VIII Gu1rsntc" hat SIKH Viii uev-r
bon in America O." can prevent II &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Virgnia-Cadet Game to Draw Big Crowd
slDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Harvard to Ooze Centre Off Schedule
by EARLE LUTZ

Eo#nfvations for Tho special train
which vii hc operated 10 Charlojtes-
VII" "ir saturday Tor On" y. 81. l.
'ir.in'a Gam". sl;"uld he made as
B rbHIEv ui to" arrangements Tor
iH' St,,ltI I'M train viii loav,
ny'' - oCi'"k AMI viii leave
thar'"',"sNiilc at s clock for til"
- arraH-"d To- S,ui It party ~ ton
urn"r tine direction ~ MRS J"nn
Cox, 1, serve lunch "u both stage;
90 th' trp
Sg,orl thousand oxtr. seats are
"ln- wili ." accommodate tho
rr.vd a. Tn" .am" Tho y. II. !.
cadet cnrHS viii attend in a h"dy
E"''rNa,"nS rom all over the stat"
h"N" been made. ami tn" arrange
men's call tor seating .ooc".
III" Eichmond spccinl train win
pr"hablN tax" car" nf - Pullman from
N"rih carolina. ~" NtIamtir COAST
~, h'EimS 'Sk"" IA" iticl,n"ndcrs
"h"ui tic connection. Norfolk is
ndlnc biz d"i"%aii"n and Ia"
scented 10y parties 81 alumni ami
friends "f Ia" tw" institutions.
Harvard is m,trtiy prcastns the
SN'nS $" That E"nlr" can h~ uoard
rom 'n' schedule next season. This
= ""ln% done without waitiu. FOR th.
a
an'ihcr defeat cannot L." said to nave
.!"HS,d ~" dropping uf tho Ken
'tuckituS
Harvard has never los; two cnrcs
m succession to q 'miuo-'' ,.,ll.r.
ma centre, therefore. haS an npp"r-
iun,iN :" mas" another ~acord To,
nLtjiN l'arNard du.S not Sc,,cduI.. o.
ioh.f gaines with t".uts h.t 2r" lilo
' :" trail tho Crimson ~ IN. due,
Inh :" ',nu' las Expected To hc
Ir"i'p"d at IN" "uh "f ,h, ,,on,roc,
~ w'"n Harvard. with seven
thnSi"r' rlHNers on tn" varsity. AZ,
t"'nris 1" max" ~ anl,.;,i that j, l. :,
s,nnIa"hr matter that prompts her
arll"m. IN" k"n'urkians will have
N"ln't 'nG !" say. Transfer rfavcrs
my u" perfectly I"Eitimato. bu,
on "n- team is more than D..
'"'h'ih"nco. I" tn" minds 81 many.
princeton was tho first To openly
nHHrt ~" 'holicr than thou" s,,i-
moH WIN Centre. because the KIN
,,urh'HhS planned to remain in mo
thSt T." rltN Harvard after Tho Viz
N'''" roy gam" h"r". Tho Centre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
THIS MAN STATES.
II DID WONDERS
Plant .Inirc Relieved GonSti-
patton and Bad Liver and
Kidney Troubles.

u am GS years ola" said Mr. vii
nam 'iih". "f ZIG South street. Hnr-
flS"u's. Ia, in q recent Interview
WIN ~" '1an' Juice Man. and until
SIX years az" always enjoyed good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
I.oIrc Mi,hhrn,,, I.rnn. nrhcr.

n NII, 100 'prr@rnl.fIy0s - mo
Ho'tS.a El'n 'hmo 20 Richmond. Nj
E'ihci SID TO sue out an iniuuc-
On I" restrain To" Richmond mem
'"rS from acting rs uiir"rs ~ tho
Khan aud rrrf"rfuius dgti"s az ON p
'"rS. there ~" nu Cheers of the * IAN
u Ei"hmord h~caUs" 'h. irdr. mas
"i'hdrawn from mo or,,"r IN h.
opinion, p" said the action ~ tho
Georgia KAN was m sn"r' ON lis
pant '" "r'v" ~ Richmond I."dc"
'"rk M" tn" organizations
Judge Ern"s, ~ Wells. ~ UrSt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Eriday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals aHd DEPARTURES of Passenger Train
LDAify. unless %, her~ise shown!
DAILY except sunday. SUNDAY only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

and WA M 4" twenty f"ur. with Nc.
coy ON" in ~" hot" ~ III" end or tho
second franz. The champion knock
with a ran az thirty-SiN n. high
f"r III" match Z" date. Nccoy. by
steady PLAY. Increased his lead from
that r"ini on.
oswald had several bad breaks "S-
p''iIllN when TIA" seven ball rrlnrtIuh o.
"l - IA" tall" after h" HAD sunk il
Int" TN" center at III" i'"Ni,"t
''v 'u;: 10 tn" small r:,p't"irN of tn"
miit"l 10 N"tnN's tonight n,si and
TIA" puul;" lI'"r. ON" Of TIC player
must roach 3I,-iuui: 1T. NJ COY u"od.
"r't -. Will" oswald must =" l"3
lows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
slChnoND. FRED'SB & POTOMAC RR
Bfoad Street station etcePt where


CONSOl.lDA CITY TICKET OFFICES
elhE. Main street Phone Randolph az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

Harvard has not scored more than
twenty points a-IinSt the ~.;-upS
scheduled Tor The opening games nr
IN" season. Middl"hurN. iiGlv cross
ana B"wd"in. tvulr.. has rolled mn
los points So far
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-24
AGAIN POSSIBLE TO VISIT
OVER NORTH WIS. PHONES

= FOND DU LAC.-Effects of the sleet
storm which visited northern Wiscon-
sin in the early spring are still be-
ing felt in this section. Telephone
and telegraph companies are just get
ting their wires up after some parts
of the state had been almost isolated
as far as wire service was concerned.
In a region around Chiffon people did
not know what their neighbors were
doing for weeks. One farmer went
to church and learned that his near
est neighupr had died almost two
weeks ago.
Telephone companies are taking
special means to put up stronger poles
and wires, special guy wires being
used.
The storm was the severest in the
history of the state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-24
WILD PARTY LEADS TO
ARREST OF SASSY MAN

F. Monahan of Monroe was fined
$25 and costs on a charge of resisting
an officer. 1t was the result Of his
conduct when State Automobile Ii
cense Inspector, Bennett, stopped
Monanan and said his car was not
properly displaying the license plates.
The warrant had lain for months in
the sheriff's office, while Monahan was
away and probably would not LaVe
been served had not the officers run
into Monahan in wild party which
was raided on complaint of neighbors.
Wesley Kiester, at whose home the
party was held, and also his son,
Floyd George O'Meara and Monahan
were arrested on charges of violating
the prohibition law. Each was bounG
over for trial in circuit court on bonds
of $500.