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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
UNCONSCIOUS MAN MAY
Be VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY
Petersburg Trunk m a k c r
Found by Tracks With
Skull Fractured.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept, i7.-John
r. Belcher. white. a trunk maker. re-
siding on Comm-rc. Street. was found
In an unconscious condition alongside
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
tracks this morning about 6 O'Clock
near Battersea crossing Examination
ny physicians found fractured skull
Abram Spain and Sam Palmer.
white. we're going to an ice plant
"hen they ran acros, the unconsciou,
form OF Bricher. They notified DO
t"ctive Coleman. OF the railroad com
pahy. Who In turn advised local polic.
headquarters Sergeant Pawn. i,uus-
dIht-ih went 10 the seen. with Nh.
patrol wagon ana brought The in
j"rru man to TIA" office of a physician
" no iinmrdiat-iy ordered him taken
To The hospital
Mystrr, surrounds The case and
r"th" suspect foni play, Will. others
AZ" OF the opinion that MIR KeIcber
"a' walking along the railroad track
when he was struck by train No
one KNOWS what hour he was injured
M ne has been uncouscion. since
reaching the hospital The police arr
investigating. hut ny to this after
noon had not found any one who wa.
WIN Mr.. Reichor AT the time he was
hnrt. or h"for" he WAS found. Re-
ports from tn" hospital give hut little
hope for mis- recovery He I. obnu, Az
years old and married
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
HENRY COUNTY PLANS
TO BOOST COMING FAIR

Especial 4" Thu Tim"R- Dispatch
MARTINSVHL.E. VA. Sept. II
Enthusiastic reception ~ very on
"onrasinE reports NJ officer. and
"ommittaemen or the Henry County
Fair and general feeling NJ optim
sam for tho biggest and best fair evcr
hold in Henry County. marked tho
'Ro"st the Fair" meeting NJ tho Mar
tinsNille kiwanis Club Thursday evc-
ming.
Reports forecast e1ceptionallv good
agricultural and manufacturers OK
hibitS and or good clean amusements
the management has secured for Il.
midway one NJ tn. largest carnival
companies coming into this state. ~.
World at Homo shows" which COW
"rs in this seasons circuit stanton
'ovinRton Roanoke. I.ynchhurs and
Greensboro. The homecoming week
committee. Of which n. \. Ford is
chairman. has sent ont urgent invi-
iations :" over 1900 former citizens
81 Henry County 10 return to their
nom" county for fair week
Th" honorary vice presidents wern
guests "f honor OF the occasion and
quite number OF them. including "
i. West. David Lindsay. J r Smith.
w y. F:anas q. !. Mitchell. Mrs
NJ Barker and Mrs. w w Kellogg
expressed in NO uncertain tonea their
determination tn he more enthusiast
tic than We dreamed We could ba"
In boosting our fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
ORGANIZE
A DUCK-HUNTlNC CLUB

Special To l'hc Tim.s-DispatChl
FREDERICK SHURG. VA. Sept. II.
\ number ot Sportsmen of Fred
"rickshurx hav. organized a club 10
II" known as the AGuia Duck club
and have leased \ modern dubious.
and site AZ the mouth or Auuia
creek, where II cutters the Potomac
River. \ bungalow and tho shore
'ine OF tn" long point bounded by
NGuia crc"k and tn" Potomac River
on tn" Th"rny Fniut Farm have boon
leased. The construction AZ TN"
blinds viii h.gin at once and sink
h"NcS. d"c"ys aud other psraph"rua-
liza FOR duck shooting will 81" Install cd
10y tn. club The bungalow IL com
Portable and ftt"d with electric
lights and other improvements An
well supplies water for th.
gimp. and several boats ar. kept At
IN" beach. Resides duckinr excel
lent fishing - afforded John W. Al
ii-"n is president OF tho club, and
Franklin Stears secretary and tr"ss-
Ir"r. Their" ar" fourteen other
charter members of the club 40 fol-
lows: 6. ocoror Goolrick. William
w. Rutzner. r. NJ Young. w X.
Goolrick. A Finn Dickson. Charles
\. MacHenry. r. w. Coleman, G. r.
Howard w - Carter. l.. -; Roach.
pr G. Mason Smith. Joseph NJ Gold
smith. F.. l.. W. Green. W. r. Me-
coil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL,
OPENS TOMORROW
Special to The Timea-DIsp.,ch

tSpecial {" The Times Dispatch
RLOTTESVlLLE., VA. Sept. IL.
st. Anne's School for Girls. which
has become fixed institution In the
educational life OF the community.
VIII open its thirteenth session Tes-
day. The school hsr already taken
us place as of outstanding Impor-
lance In the chain Of sist.r-schools
established and operated nv tho Ennis
copal Church in the Diocese NJ Vir-
Sinia. and is hcinv looked to as a
guiding model OF tho high-rlass semi
naries IL is intendede to operate un.
der church Influences.
Members OF the faculty INCLUDE.
Miss Elizabeth F.. Vinegar Of John H.
Stetson University: Miss n. II. q
fendleton. OF Johns Hopkins: Mis-,
Mary Lee Tabb. OF Columbia; Miss g..
CHE Bolton. OF Bryn Mawr: Miss
Frances Artz. a graduate Of the I.ycee
or 81. Genevieve's College: Miss pru-
hence Eid"ut. OF Winthrop COLLEGE.
Miss Phyllis Frtcner OF Holvok q
Miss Clara Is. Rieder. Of Peabody In
Stttute. Baltimore. and Mrs. T. /
Randolph. OF the Maryland Insti,ut.,
OF Fine Arts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BLACKSTONE MILITARY
ACADEMY REOPENs
New Home Completed Is of
Modern Construction and
f.ullipmeut.

Ri.ACkSEIRG. VA. Sept. lon
th" evening 81 September % at 8
o'clock. the new building OF Black
stone Military Academy will u.
thrown open to the public when all
The friends 81 the Institution are in
vi'sd 10 insp"c, the plant from base
mAnt 10 roof.
on January ~. 1872 the second
disss'ront Are visited this school
sinc. II began il. care"r as pre-
paratory school In the fail Of 1911
out "f thcs" ashe. has grown A
school. the builders ~ which feel
they have jus, cause ~ claim. Is .hc
mort modern equipped plant in the
South
Tho authorities OF the academy are
expecting large crowd 10 visi, the
buildings between the hours OF s
and Ia on the nigh; ot the c5th. and
there will he there those whose pleas
ure II will he 10 show every detail
~ the buildings 10 the visitors
+. ". 4 will open the session Of
ia7223 in new. m"derniy equipped.
hrepronf buildings on Wednesday.
Septenher ~ when good enroll
nent Is expected Last years faculty
will be hac. in their old places, and
with the inspiration Of the new sur
roundings 10 both boys and faculty.
the coming session is expected to
he the hest in the history OF the
school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BILLY SUNDAY STARTS DRIVE
FOR CONVERTS IN LYNCHBURG
Noted Evangelist Is Heard by 10000 Persons at First
Days Sermons Entertained by Rotary Club
Warehouse Turned Into Tabernacle

ISpeclal 10 Th- Time. Dispatch
LfNCHBtRG VA. Sep>. i7.-Rev.
imam A SUNDAY began his fan
ana winter campaign here SUNDAY
"hen 10000 peopl. turned out to
near him In his initial ..rmons Tn.
'"cal campaign Is to last six weeks.
Engagement ending here Oc-
N"'Ht E2' and seven days later he
opens in Dayton. Ohio. his manager.
rr"h ". Rapp already having left
mere TO start preliminary work in
the Ohio cry
MT Sundays fan and winter cam
na'En Will include four stand. ., six
weeks and on" az two. for h- zoe.
rom Dayton. onin. to Columbia =
=. then to Knoxville aud I.uui.yill.
ny. winding up in the lat- .t,rinr
Win . two weeks stay ~, ''harl.s
ION. w. Va. where ne finished his
WORN last sprinK.
Goes Hack To Chnri~.tnu.
~ Is pointed ont here that II ~ ,n
hSha! Tor MIR. sunday 10 return =,
town MS soon after his first cam
paign Il. he VIII Il" at ch,yI..,.r
mn u =" h-ppenr That his TIM wa.
30 thht ne could Civ. that cit m.
hnai t"" weeks before windIny M
In the spring
According To tn. SUNDAY n.,
for the campaign no.,
mr." IDEAL. although the tabernacle
may not h" quite a. lare. a. IN.
crowds will E.ern to demand b.t
the campaign Is on long ,oh.cc,
warehouse ha, been trsr.,o,n,
into tabernacle. win seating TO-
'''"" people. with additional f..citi-
ll"s on the platform for 2n0 p.o,l.
"h'"h VIII Include singer. and o,h.,
reservations
I"" chorus chnirs Of 500 mem
""'$ "ach nav" been formed and
! h"s" VIII Hinp at alternate service.
u" "th"r organization Includes ion
"Sh"fS !25 secretaries and 3G0 n.,
s"nal w0rksrs
r'"nEel.t Party Entertnin.d
~ expected That the nr<, call
~ IN" pe"pIe 10 hi the sawhnst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
g.. o. p. NAMES SMITH
TO OPPOSE HOOKER

lSnccial L" The Times-pi=patch
DANNILI.E. VA. Sept. i1.---Thc Re-
puhlicars az tho Fifth Congressional
District have put n candidate formal
~ In the field To oppose j. Murray
Hooker. OF Patrick, in the November
election. The man named at the dis
trict Republican conventions held at
Rocky Mount. IL pr. G. r. Smith. Of
Martinsvillc, widely known in that
section. II Is proposed to conduct a
campaign against Hooker. although
his sweeping victory In the last cleo
lion furtifies the Democrats from any
serious miscivinGs az to tho result.
Glenn Edwards. nf Carroll and
Jake :. Adams. OF Gretna, were both
mentioned prominently as nominee <
before the convention. which appears
10 have been harmonious j. CabeIl
staples, Of stuart, home town ~ Mr.
Hooker. was also nominated but
Smith received nm almost unanimous
vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
CHARLOTTESVILLE
BONDS SELL WELL
Special to The Timas-Dispa,ch

Special To The Times Dispatch
HARLoTTE.SNili.f. VA, Sept.i;.
The city commissioners closed a
contract Yesterday with r. NJ Gran,
" Co. Inc. of Nav York civ, FOR
the purchase 81 s4o0.on0 Of the issu.
az municipal Improvement bonds
The bonds were sold at par. with
accrued interest from September to
dat" 81 delivery. plus premium Of
i1.Hho the contract further pro-
rid@s than the purchaser shall nav
f"r printing the bonds. and any eA-
pens" incident To examination by at
t"rueys.
The bonds are issued in denomina-
lions Of $1,000. payable forty years
from September |. 1922. with In
terest AT per cent. the right being
reserved To redeem them at any in
trr.st period after the expiration OF
twenty years.
The transaction is considered very
ADVANTAGEOUS to the city, az the sale
at par. Plus the extra provisions
mentioned above. means ngurr in
excess Of lo2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
VIRGINIA COACHES MUST
RELY UPON GREEN MEN
Campbell Needs Puntcr to Re.
place Clark, of 1921
Eleven.
ISnocinl 10 Tho rlmss.nirnatrh1

lSp"rial I" Tho Times. Dtspaech.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, ssrt. II.
After the first wcek ~ football
practice at the University OF Virginia
il is evident that Head Coach Tom
Campbell and Earl AhcI. his ae.I,,-
ant. viii have to rely mainly upoo
green material TO form tho Orange
and Blue gridiron machine, for .hs
week came 10 close with scarc-
i'y OF veterans among tho seventy
nv" candidates.
such problems as developing +.
kicker /" take the plac, ot John
clark. tho big tackle from Nov or
leans, who has not returned to FIJI
IN" zap left by Hawkins In center. 10
train some ends TO help Davis. and
Ia MI out broken down back Held.
ar" few OF those which Coach
Campbell must solve at once. for In
two weeks tho season will oman with
INC George Washington University
game and in three weeks tho eleven
must E" North 10 meet Princeton.
Few Line Men Rnck.
Captain Hall and Ward in the
guards and Rlackford In tackle, with
F"nwick. letter man OF the 1921
squad. who showed up on Lambeth
Field last ThurBday. will form a
strong line, and there are plent~ OF
mon from scrubs and last seasons
freshmen 70 re-enforce these posi-
tons. hut between these men, on.
either side Of them. and behind them
there are many weak spots to be
filled.
Davis is the only letter end who
has returned. Two dayE after Maphis
showed ny to take hS old placa in
fun, h" was forced to the hospita,
with bronchitis. Foster. who reported
FOR quarter Thursday, was tho only
veteran back on the field atthe.close
OF the week. but Oppleman is expect
Cd Monday.
Coaches Divide Work.
Practice last week consisted OF
drills in the foundations OF foot
DAHL running. passing. catching and
general exercises. Work with the
dummy began Thursday Coach
campbell has been working with the
back -tield mon, while Coach Abel
takes the line, the ends being taken
by first one coach and then the other.
Regular work with the nrst-year
team will begin Monday.
y list OF those who have reported
for practice includes the following:
Centers-Thesmar, captain. 1921
freshmen; Hunt, Hand, King, Manser
and Smith.
Guards-Cartain Hall and Ward.
W. men; Otto, 2o0-pounder and A.
southern guard ~ Florida in 1920:
H"nnessey. who played in several
games last ycar: Cake, Doty. Deyer,
NaEcl. Rivers and Wilson.
Tackics--Blackford and Fenvick.
w. men; cook. Cutchin. Gill, Minor,
RaneN. RYAN. RutlcdEe. Sheer. weav-
cr and Winston.
Ends-pavis. "V''man: Blackwell,
Hooker. Brown. Crump. Deterlck,
Driver. Fly, Graves. Holland, Lewis,
Meek. Osborn and Walker.
ouariers-f'"stcr ~" man: Cam
cr"n. Dunlop. Mccoy and McCord.
Half backs Arnold. walp and Lit
tic. all good men on the 1927 fresh
men: pcsnc. VIII" might have made
varsity last year but for injuries
Ftte, Gibson, Lamison. Hammer, In
rram' MCGOWAN, Ruifn. Taylor.
Winger aud Hughes.
rull-Maphis. "N" man. and VIII
son, one 81 the hest OF the 1920 fresh
man backs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
AND MORAN
TO OPEN ACTIVE WEEK

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE switch
from the open stretches OF tho out
doors to tho warmth ~ the indoor
boxing arenas will officially take
place this week. hut with weather
Sucr as has heen the lot Of tho Met
ropolitan district tho change
period may he prolonged somewhat
At any rate there Is no prospect or
lull In boxing.
The Tender Moran bout at the
Ns!odr"me Will start the week Of to-
marrow. while on Tuesday Dave
Rosenberg and Mike O'powd will
perform at Ehhnts Field Italian .Ioe
Cans and Nate Sieg.l arc the head
liners at the Pioneer \. G.
Probably tho most his,oric battling
ground in the country Madison
square Gardeu-will swing into ac-
ton next Thursday evening when
Joe Lynch will oppose lack Wolfe.
"f Cleveland. In the feature bout
Wolfe has shown himself To he all
that tho name implies in his battles
against Frankie Jerome, over whom
he holds decision as the result OF
their last bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
on-r Journalistic Course.
ADJUSTMENTS REACH
AMHERST FOR FAIR
I spccIal 10 Tn. Tin..-p,spa,ch


AMHERST VA. Sept. i7-Anu.e.
nents OF various kinds which wul
Furnish entertainment for the Am.
h"rst County Fair beginning We'd.
ncsday and continuing through FRI
day. are arriving daily.
All departments will be w.Il filled
mis- year and rho agricultural and
stock exhibits promise to hs ~ n
better quality than at any previous
fair. This is also true of apo,ce
In addition 10 tho best plate or nve
prizes will be offered Cor the best
packed barrel ~ No ! and 2 anples
grown in Amherst County. any vari-
ETY.
The woman's department.. which
- in charge 81 Mrs r V. Scot,le
promises 10 he Nell filled with ex-
hints in domestic science and do.
mestIc art,
Wednesday, viii he school day"
ard At THIS time special attention
viii I've paid 10 the handiwor1 ~
the schoo!children
Thursday will ne Farmers pay"
and AZ noon the grand stock parade
viii take place There will also no
contests In riding. driving and jump
ing.
The drawing card for Friday Will
he the grand tournament. number
or attractive prizes have hen Of
i"r"d and between thirty and forty
knights VIII compete Riding viii
begin AT o'clock. The tournament,
committee Is composed of l.. II
Shrnder. chairman: c. A. Jnuber,
Floyd knight. II. H. Ware. f.. NJ.
feard Joe Massic ana J. c. Parr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BISHOPS TO SPEED
CONVENTION WORK
Try As.nclaied rresx l

PORTLAND. ORE, Sept. IT-Ef-
forts 10 speed up the work Of the
Episcopal General Convention dur
ing the coming week we're manned
today. The sessions are to close
next Friday, and vast amount of
business was said Ia remain on tn.
calendar. sessions beginning to-
morrow viii open half an hour
earlier than hAretofore
outdoor religious services were
held today by visiting bishops and
larEe crowds attended. Pulpits nf
the various Episcopal churches were
occupied by visiting churchmen 4
mass meeting tonight under auspiccs
Of the department NJ missions
hr"usht the days activities to a
close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

'rail will come =, tho services mex.
sunday and from that time tho
meeting may he said 20 h. fairly
tuned M for the remaining Ave
weeks
Mr. sunday and entire PARTY w.r.
guests Tuesday evening Of tho local
Rotary CLUB. despite the fact. 1t /,
sara that II IL unusual for thu
women Of IN. party, generally. 10
accept such Invitations
While here Mr. SUNDAY and Ma"
SUNDAY are guests ct the VifeIni.n
ii"'r!' TINS being departure from
ms routine. for usually furnished
i-Sid-hr" - placed at his .i.unsal
;"r ihr" cauraisun
II announced that The Billy
sunday 'inb. Chari-s7vn W Va 1.
piahhins TO run special train here
10 XIV 3uu or more residents az ihn,
rapi'al cit! "pp"rtunity 10 spend the
ia! AT lNn"hburs services. TN,
train l., to leave Charleston early
H"'nrjn! night ana reach here I'm
iim- Tor the morning services sun.
'ay. leaving here Tor the r-turntrip
after the Sunday evening In--tiny
Rural People Numerous.
me meetings are attracting large
crowds "f people from tn. country
il'fricts, hundreds coming early for
tn" services and parking around rho
tabernacle IL q, premium som.
hour, before the locally owned ears
neRin to arrive
The hours for tn. service. ar.
70 and $40. each week-nay .
c"pting Monday. and 1890 2.3D and
40 sunday,
Tn" COS, ~ the campaign. a.id,
from the ana free-will offering for
Mr.. SUNDAY. will he fl5.5Oo. and is
expected by the local director. tina,
this viii he completed befor. to-
morrow night
Rev. Dr Samuel r. Senter. pastor
or Court street Methodist. il chair
man "f the local directors in charg.
NJ the campaign. Twenty seven To-
ca whit" Protestant churches ar.
cooperating In the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
COURT MAY HEAR CASE
OF MENACED OFFICERS
Piitsylvania Grand jury Nav
Investigate Threatening
Detectives,
Sneclal II Thc Tlmc..Dlsnatrh

Special to The Times
hANNlt.T.E. VA. Sept I7-Th.
Fit'-ylvania circuit court grand Jury
VIII convene ,omnrrow ana wuI Il,
IS reliably understood. l.. charged
with an Investigation ~ IN. r.cen,
'plN"d- which TOOK place al GrI,na
"h'f" private detectives ar. valid TO
nave been menac.d In open co,ir,
"f'er appearing against ON. Ram
NeN. wealthy and promincn, citizen
charged with violating IN. s,at.
.I9uor lau. /, is anticipated tina, a
borough inquiry Will he mad. into
me circumstances surrounding m.
hlfihE Of the detectives. State pro
hioition Inspector " r Shelton has
te"h summoned 10 appear at Chat
haH. and is prepared he saws 10
''ate under oath rnat The version he
gave ~ the courtroom scene was
nor oSagEerated. Mayor webh ~
'rrtna' mas indicated that tho town
as whole Welcomes tho grand ,urv
ln'"stirat'on and ;herc t. lit,le douh,
'ut mat large delegation of Gret-
morrow
Another matter 70 he looked into
the shooting by state officers a,
IN antomrhils the driver ,r ubirh
M"e presumed Ia h" carrying LIQUOR
Ei"r"n shots were put in the car
ne "f'"ers expect 10 have the man
'h"iN'"h while the man who has
sought counsel here and who has do.
c'ined 10 indulge his name. viii an
pear hefor" tn" grand jury ay CHI
zen az IN" county. protesting avaiust
reckless shooting
''hr "' IN" most important ease. TO
~" ri-h Al the coming term IL Inn,
~ NJ l. Reward. Chatham Train
hH school pupil. who was mNst.ri-
""S'S sh"t through The body after
having been d-putiz.d tn arrest an
"tesrd liquor vendor Three men
er" Under indictmcn, FOR the on.nse
EoNard is from Pittsburgh. Pa. and
"she what physicians consider a r.-
""r N"pi" recovery from his wound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
CONGRESS CRITICIZED
BY FEDERAL JUDGE
nv A.socia,.d rrc.. |

WlNSTON-SALEM. y. G.. sept, IL.
Federal Judge James =. Royd. or
the Western North Carolina Dis
trict Court. In addressing larce
audience here this afternoon On
new Americanism, rri,lzed the
action OF Congress In passing leg
iSlaiion which gives collectors OF
internal revenue tho right tn report
20 WASHINGTON an estimate ~ the
quantity NJ whisky alleged to have
been manufactured on mans prem
ises. the Washington oCic. to as
Sess tax and authorizing the sale
~ the property for collection Of such
an imposed tax, without a trial
This Constitution gives every
man right I" trial before = penalty
is enforced and acts in contradiction
thereof should not pass our Con-
gross he declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
.F|FTY-F|VE CANDIDATES
OUT At HAMPDEN-S|DNEY
Coach Roundy Faces Big
Task With Death Val
lev Squad.
ley Squad.
Especial 20 The Times

Especial 20 The Times Disp,,ch1
HAMPDEN-SIn VA. sept. II
With ffty-hve candidates out for
9. Roundy finds his hands fun whom
II comes to directing his proteses
III football tactics The squad In tn.
most promising that Hanpden- sid.
nry has had In several years Win
"ne exception. tho team would doubt
.esS be the hest tear, that coac.,
Roundy has developed sine. his To-
eating at the Tiger institute. Ben
smith. captain-elect. having loft
naturally the hackheld will he some
what weakened Al the same time
the line material is such that the de-
tense OF the coming eleven viii he
greatly strengthened The line. no
doubt viii average fifteen or twenty
pounds over the line of 1921
Yesterday afternoon. for tho frs,
time. Coach R"undy had his men Al
work tackiing the dummy Besides
TINS. tho lincmen were put through
An hours drill at charming aud block
ing ~ was the most strenuous work
that the Garnet and Gray mon have
'' - ''"'""' p"' II IN only the
beginning. FOR Coach Roundy an
nounced that the afternoons drill
was light.
Since the opening of school several
new m"n Of likely looking ability
have been added TO tho squad Par
ker. Of the championship Blackstone
Military Academy last wear. and
smith. NJ Randolph Macon Academy.
are two Of Ties" youngsters. and they
are trying for the positions Of end
and backheld. respectively