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The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-29

into hot water, then wipe and grease
them. Bake nearly an hour and they
will be very high, crisp and crusty.
In making cake, have the sugar
warm, milk n little warm and butter
soft, but not melted at all, then mix
as usual, giving two-minute beating
to incorporate the baking powder. One
teaspoonful of baking powder to cup
ful of flour is ample, in spite of the
fact that twice that amount Is recon-
mended on the baking. powder cans.
Just remember that good powder Is an
economy.
When cotton or linen have become
scorched in ironing, molsten the spot
with soapsuds and place in the sun.
1t will disappear in few moments.
When baking apples, vary the flavor
by adding a bit of grated orange or
lemon to a loaf of sugar and inserting
it in the cavity. Raisins and figs are
delicious as stufiing for baked apples.
Powdered milk, when used, requires
just twice as much thickening, whether
of flour or egg. 1t should also have
pinch of soda added to each cupful of
tllt lillh, as II 10 oilShbis HNiN- -
cake. the soda is not necessary.
The richer the doughnut mixture the
more apt is it to absorb fat in frying.
To clean aluminium pans that have
become dark colored, take a few
leaves from the rhubarb or n pan of
apple peelings and boil them in the
dish. The deposit will be removed
by the acid.
A cork that refuses to come up from
the bottom of bottle may be removed
by string tied securely to button.
Drop in the button and string; with
hatpin draw the cork up to the neck
of the bottle, then pull the string and
cork and button will come out.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-29
MORE GOOD THINGS

During the hot weather frozen
dishes make the most tempting of all
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-29
HOUSEHOLD HINTS AND TIME.
SAVERS

We all need to learn, and most
housewives are anxious to learn how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

suit and number Of the attaches Of tbs
city building were on the JOB 10 assiSs
with the prosecution as witnesses o.
PENDANT.
Justice stIll Ill.
The condition Of Justice Of the Peace
Thomas 7. Coyne Of this city was re-
ported no, much improved at his homo
on North Second street yesterday AFTER
noon following a several weeks tllnese
MANY Of the friends of the squire have
been making calls on him during his Ill.
ness.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Ellwood Rothermund started his week
on day duty at the city building yes
terday.
Mss Ella Campbell leaves tomorrow
for ST. Petersburg, Fla. where she VIII
spend the winter. :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd have
returned 10 Morristown after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ E. Blackburn.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Methodist church will meet In the
church on Thursday evening.
A big crowd of members attended the
initiation and social session held By
the Elks' lodge last night.
Mrs. ]. NJ Henderson Of North
Fourth street spent yesterday attend.
Ing meeting of the Tomen's club At
SteubenvIlle.
George Parr left yesterday for Pitts.
burgh to resume his studies after
visit with his parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

c c.soST Eye. t J. 70, f.nas,c otsschalA
Mrs. Will!ah Saufs anu Ars. ..
Rarae an
a., N,rht Hslfdan-Kjirult
Mrs, Harry sonFa
Plantation and Jubf 'onss-
ta) It's Me. Lou An
Cb) Going TO shf AL over COOS
Heaven. l., 49,. s
Quartet from Har1o ef o'0"e
Solo
Swanee River.
Topsy. T.
Piano SOLO
Monastery Bells .ic....,. "en'i
Mrs. c. 9e"t'A
(a) / Dreamt tbs o"elt IN Marble
Halls.
% IT'S but Liz Aoeu f40"e''
(c) Nancy Lee. 80. n,,,u
Mrs. Flora p'"" "''ia'ns'
soinc,.d-v,,ion. and Popular Airs,
Mr. ola H"a'os
la1 Alice Wherein Thou:
~, Iome sweat Tome, with variations.
Mrs, Jfn J. Nelly.
America-Club
Mari Funeral
ri, .,., .tvices for Mrs. George
W. W.-,tn ,,,to Jed at the family home
Tor,h ror-,,street a few days ago.
I'm ~ no,a -, ae home Of her daugh-
o., Me- rvt,,,s, Graham. on Sixth and
s- s.-.nts this afternoon at 2
n.o,o,,. rho RI. l.. S. Rose. pastor Of
~, r.. ~ church, will officiate.
49,, .,,ria, I'll be at Riverview Gem
etery .
CO, ,rnrr,s Is being made by Con-
,r.c,or rarI gimp on the construction
~ ~ nev rsiop building on South
TorrtS s,rse: and the Job Is being
rnshnd - cohletion. The large eleva-
tc- ~ no fnsslled in the new building
arrived IN tn city yesterday and will
be nIared IN psition THIS week.
MemsaI Meet Tonight.
q, accountof other meetings which
We nynect! to interfere with the
meeting OF &c Betty Sane Memorial
as,ocio,jn- be held at the Central
school huiltng was postponed until
mis- everirrat 7:31 o'clock. All inter-
estcd nsn,brs Of the association have
been urged attend.
Turtle Soup.
Joseph Psci. local business man. was
re,nonsibl. hr the purchase OF large
turtle yestsday afternoon. which was
turned eve. 10 the city building chef.
Turtle sou; A La King" was he re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

death S not krown However. the ce-
LET Was expressed last nigh; BY sew
e:al Bslial-e men that. IN view OF tNs
indications OF an assault, the prosecutor
might press tho inquiry '3to ne" cHah-
aeis
Tho remains 81 the unfortunate ma"
wore removed u tho home Of his s.
ter. Mrs Abe Sewers. on North None
stree. las: evening. The funeral serH-
ices probably Will be conducted WedneS'
day afternoon.
killed BY Train.
James Gallagher. age -. son Of MI
and Mrs Hugh Gallagher. OF FTanKI.n
and Thirty-eiEAth streets was inStaAuN
killed. yesterday morning when he le''
from a trestle at M!nSo. lie was mar
rled about tTo months ago and was EN-
ploycd as a brakeman on the FsnnSEi-
vanu.a railroad The deceased resided
with his wife 4, Brilliant The remains
probably Will be brought 10 the family
home IN tbs city,
Miner InjAred.
Ben Glasgow. % West Hamilton street
was caught beneath fan u stone In
he johnson min" at Pip" Greek, yest"r-
day morning and Sustained 4 "ractuTed
log ard other injuries - the body. He
MS -omole I 20 ,he city hospital. Glas-
CIV had been 4: work hu, 4 Few weeks
after recovering from broken foot re-
ce;ved in a similar accident at the same
mine.
Confectionery Sold.
DEAL VIII be completed today
whereby Gus Sle,me and Emil Jacob .;
Wheeling VIII become the owners OF
the confectionery or For,y-!irst and
Noble streets The store IS owned by
ty,,. 1NN "a
%ourg men.
Power Rates
2:?]: :: q: vi hT s:.5 r.: a;
r!,h & y Wnddcn. city solicitor nrl
= T.. E~ow"-n. consulting engineer "S
rh',ai"lrh,a /" this city Thursday or
Friday on the Nower rate case. Tho
company ot which tho Wheeling El'r-
;r;c IS 4 subsidiary is lighting The 50
Pc cen. reduction GXcd by the city
council The city has been restrained
from enforcing the ordinance. and -,
case VIII go before tho state uili.!cS
com mission. Brownell was employed 10
investigate the valuation Of tho COM
paay's property and the fairness OF NE
rate. IA Sod IN the usual profits. Score
'ary ~ 4. Beckman and Solicitor WNd-
doll held a conference with BrowncN IN
Columbus. Saturday. Tho Chamber %
Commerce IL assisting the city IN TINS
iEht Las. sveu.i.g. Solicitor Wodd"
stated that he was pleased with tho re-
Sul;S 50 FAR.
Hed Cross Drive
Tho annual drive for membership IN
the Red Cross society in Rclmon, CoUS.
T. Will begin on November % and con-
t'rue Until, Dece1!No- 5. 4 s Bnck:nar
-, - I. u ,,., =
n meeting o. The d!strjc; chai-~o7 I'D
others veil hs held IN 81. ti1lrSv.liN
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Rose Funeral
Funeral services for the lat" Mrs
HARRIET Elizabeth Ros" who d'"i SIN.
day n hc~ home or North Jefferson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
MARTINS FERRY
Suggest Encouragement
Of Fire Alarm System
Present System Makes 1t Necessary to
Have Location Card TO Know
Source Of Alarms.

4 suggestion which. IN tho opinion
Of those who have heard Il. seems 70
have some merit covering the arrange
men: OF tho fire alarm stations has
been made by persons interested IN bet
ter protection Of property. With the
preser, system. or rather lack OF sys-
tenn IN tho placing OF fire alarm boxes
w!thou. regard 10 their numbers. II Is
!mpossihle for any resident 10 know
the scene o: fire.
Il has been suggested that all The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
BELLAIRE
ALCOHOLISM BLAMED
FOR SHOWERS DEATH

Jerry Showers. ~. BelIaire d-ayman
cana 20 his death as 4 result; % an
attack 81 acute alcoholism. according
to n decision made public yesterday by
Coroner EardeStY OF Belmont county
following his .nques; ia;o the c!-cum-
stances thai surrounded 30 fndi1c of
thu body IN Cherry alley Sunday morn
ing.
Il was believed when Showers body
was first discovered w.,l. mo nose
lacera:ed AMI eve N-ctruG NJ thai he
lad been robbed and slain An auto3-
~. performed SUNDAY. held tAo, thc
wounds On MS c7cs ard head d'I not
cause his deatN
Whether Prosecutor w. T. Dixon will
,ake up the Investigation OF Showers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
Rose Funeral

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Harriet Elizabeth Ros" who d'"3 S"n,
day N hc~ home or North Jefferson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Another rond program IS announced
Tor The K:wanis club luncheon at noon
tomorrow N the American Legion rooms
and several special features have been
plannrd. With the newly awakened
spirit of the membership there is GER
tain 10 he another meeting with lots or
pep and ginger. A complete report OF
the result Of the entertainment given
by the club will be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PLAY FOR WALKER CUP
Scotch Foursomc Today. Open
ing Engagement for Anna.
lcur Golf SUPREMACY

''''>M ION " V. AUG. -
l'rllish and American amateur rol,
,~S Will NEE, ,nmorrnw m a.
,t,pat ti,,..
- vi 'h"ir en-
TOT IN" walker cup. In,
trophy "mhi"mati" Of TIA. inter
national sms,cur coI, ,
w
"S"f'h"ntS ar"
' H'"'rh '"nrs"m"s and ia" play
""" '"'SHay with eight singles
IN" alignment for IN. fnurs.,n.s
80 announced today by tn" team cap
'"ns. follows
Jess" iuilfnrd ana Francis pnimo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
CHANGES IN 1922 FOOTBALL
RULES IMPORTANT TO COACHES
SpadlnSs Official Gridiron Guide for This Year Out.
Edited by Walter Camp-IncIucs New Regulations
Compilations and List of Games

r."it"d as In former years hv Wei
ter camp. tie SpaIding Football Guide
'"r w. has mad" it's annual appear
am"e' II includes rules changes.
iark" Davis compilations and list OF
games for 1872
me changes In the rules this year.
VIM" not materially affecting IN.
S'N'" az play iis"if. az" important tn
coaches. officials and captains. as
ais" interested as tn" gam" tx NOR.
interesting as they have knnwl.du.
"f the rules
Relating l." suhsiitmtions n rI,yer
taken out in ON" half canno, return
~ sam" haif. hut - player who has
h""n stak"n out in the first half may
r"'urn To tn" gam" in m. second
half. not n"ccssarily al tho beginning
"f a period.
IN" referee is permitted by "a
chang" in tho rule To shorten tho
playing tim" At intcrmiSei"n should
h" decide that darkness is likely 10
interfere with tho completion of tho
game
In scoring n"w feature is intro
"uc"d. called 'try-for- point" Form
"riy rla"" kick only MAS allowed
Tor goal after touchdown Now tho
mitt"d :" bring tho ball on, to any
point n"' less than hvc Yards from
IN" goal lin" or :" any greater dis
'anc" II ch"oSoS. aud thor. a scrim-
mag" Is formed with tho scoring side
IN possession nf the ball II can
make any play which Is loyal from an
ordinary s"rimmags and cndeavor TO
score by plac" Kick. a drop kick a
run. or forward pass. should IL by
any "f th"s" means in single piav
put IN" ball over the goal line and
s"cmr" touchdown or should II Kick
q h"ld goal. any on" "f th"s" sue
r"SScS yields singl. point I'm.
mcdiatcly after N" ball becomes dead
without resulting In such u score
play ceases and tho ball is taken back
Tor kickoff. as was don" under tho
old method when tho try-ior-go,l
had proven successful.
As Ia fouls CON this trv-for-poin,)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
BUILDERS OPEN SERIES
WITH RICHMOND TODAY
Lucas viii Probably Start for
Runners-Up, Opposing
Frank Dodson.

The Newport News club. runner
~ In the Move circuit. will he tho
attraction ~ Island Park this after
noon when they omen a three day
series with the Colts tho gam.
starting At $50
The Builders. headed by tho genial
Roy Whi'craft. after q terrific
slump. have resaiuci their stride.
ana come 10 Richmond with tho
hopes Of an iu'"rloacuc- series purs.
urging them ON The seaside club
IS trailing the Wilson team hy a
scant game and a half. not guitc
enough for a saf. lead. with ten
more games scheduled
The Truckers, after rather i'm
nNsDirloHS series hNr" open three
day encac"meNr today with tho cir
cult leaders. i'm Wilson clean
sweep VIII pu' VioNs club within
tw" games ~ the Tohacrouis,s
oldrin- team has h..n going
strong of late and tn" RuiIdors viii
nave hard tin" getting away with
the series several other arrrcra-
lions, including wilson hay. tried
the trick and failed.
In an effort 90 90, away with IN,
opening game. il is ~.6babl, hai
Whitrraft viii call ..-,u..I4icas his
mains'a> win Stlckradt ready Tor
ne fray Tomorrow nldring vii
send D"dson against tho runners
NJ a. tn" blk 1or,s'dcr is ON ctr.
y" set back ne invaders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
ny W~>throuA PcEIcr.

nIlen News Staf Cores onicnt. .
NEW YORK. Aug, 25-Thc New
YORK GIANTS and Yankees have re-
Nirncd themselves to the prnsp,c,
~ further week OF labor a, m.
'"i" Grounds after the season ends
~ matters are drifting they sc,
no tschI'" from tn. driIdrrry Of :,
world series In New York ON. month
hence"
IN" strength and class Of m.
'i'hhts L. telling in their Western
'ip over ia" unexpected and mex
'I'tab!" hash "t talent which en-
thlcd the Pirates 1" couyuls. M.
nrSt division with alarm a ~
weeks nE". III" i'.ratr> have. b.r.rI
down again ana persons VII" Iak.
hhS"haI' seriously ar" n"w assuring
themselves that ia" i'ittStlirrh team
~lIi not miSh"hHy" amy more
Cardinals Arc Weakening.
u" Cardinals. viewed from this
"nd ~ the telescope. seem 1. h.y,
car"d-tn on tn" last lap. and I;ranc,i
hickey has hc"u forced to .aIl nu
g r""k i"' FIRST l!Is"mau. i:nttomIrv.
rom syracuse. l." spell Ia.u,.x
r"nr"'"r at nr>t base. which is ",,,
system "i lat" summer weakness
f"r that matter. Hickey admitted
when hc was here on ,h. last tour
"' ih- East that his club hadn't AMY
reserve power whatever. and that
ms pitchers were depending on their
nerve.
In two weeks thu Giants hav.
won eight games and In>, two. m.
'"rd'nalS have won just three and
lost SIN. TIL" Giants have h,ul.J
way I" u i"iui about SIN ran games
~ 'front.' az ia" 81. Louis ,.lut, In
"r"a>ius their margin l., more than
'"nr tnl games In fortnight. no,
NlhSiHudiug TIA" fact MAT they w.r,
piiN lnE most "f thos" games an IN.
road. ANA hi~r"nHraiur th. -liu,i
nation "f Shutiiiu' ihil DOUGLAS
f""h> Equal tu Hr"Mns
IN" Yankees l"al the i.rnwns hy
Only max game. hut N-w Y"rI, has
"''h comparing the two clubs il,
thrlf r"sI'' "ttN" strength Tor tn. riu,I
rush "f ia" season and nh. y,rL
seem :" tGiN" ia" ADVANTAGE" Jn,.
i'nSh aud his r"m,ru right arm arr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
r. VIRGINIA LEAGUE POST SEASON SERIES BEGIN SEPT ,
YANKS AND GIANTS RESIGNED
TO PROSPECT OF WORLD SERIES
NlcGra"mcn Class of Old Circuit. as Shown bv West.
ern lrp. While American Ieagrcrs Have Edge
on Browns in Reserve Strength

matched In tn" Browns linc-mr by
rh"n Sh"Ck"r, the ace pitchor
OF IN" cub. although Shock"r trails
along several PAGES behind Bush in
tn" n"Nihilc percentage figures
Hut Sh""h"r is Now the "uty first
lass man on the browns stan who
j" IN IN" best "f c"ntiti"n Hun
lru"tt. VII" has tanned Rab" Ruth
MN" times out Of tw"lv. Times ,hat
i;n'h has faced him. has not lived
NJ I" ia" reputation which h. :uisi,,
"r given FOR these f-a,S. H.. Ma
contributed "ulN four victories T., ,h,
''r""n" total. according :" III" lat.~;
''H''I'i "N'rHf", and furth"rm"rr
us arm iS now ia such shape that
10 i>ut ALL" I" Y" fun game.
h"'r. Davis. Van Glider Wright
''ud l'HNn" ar" the remainder Of th..
i'r"Mn pitching t.pariru"nt knIu
Davis and Van Glider have i,.ru
N"rh"h h:rd anh have. not been stars
'\'''IH, even when tn" Hr"wus' for
"n"S w"r" r'irhirst. Against them
Ia" Yankees can match Waite HOY,
Nh"S" bal finger l. now ready Tor
duiN again: hob Shawk-y. who il
IN" "f tn" best In thu l.aru. this
ar. carl Mays. Who's" record has
suffered NOR" from unfortunate,
freaks than from professional fail
IRE. aud sam Jones' lat" of RoS,ou.
MA" has had It miserable" season In,
mas shown signs Of life IA the las,
weak.
The Yankees have quit birkeriuy
among themselves. In. Duvnn, nj
'hird base. has Infused new III. into
'h' team and tn" Yanks ar" n conf
dent. aggressive ball club now work.
inS more >mu"thly aud FAR more nro
I'>St"ually than they did say "A wear
20. when Eahr Ruth WAS tn" law
ana III" contrary whimx Of tbs S,,r
'hI mat one We're IA. working
"'i'rS OF championship hall team
IA" (auhS' new stadium isn't uuItc
Guy '"r W"fIdS series. The
cum could accommodate" tn" crowd
letter next year. hut IA. maruat,s
a." always hospitahl.. You're en-
'h'"h I" ia" best "f their humble
hospitality IN III" snug little home
-; tn" i'"in Grounds where only 90
""" can sIu"c2" I'm at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
GRAND CIRCUIT SHIFTS
TO READV|LLE TRACK
$500 Will BE Distributed
in Racing and Tro,ting
Purses.
IRy Assoclated rrss.-l

READVIILE, MASS. Aug Eth.
Readvil!e Park track has the call
FOR the Grand Circuit trot,crs ana
PAGERS this wech Tho mccrins. which
starts Tuesday, will last four DAYS
instead OF the usual i've More than
N.5oo will no distributed in purse
money daily OPENING day will So.
MarEaret Dillon. Ncw England. p.c-
ms queen. compete IN IN" tractor
AL pace. Other entrants Tor IN. even,
ar" Jackson Grafton. Jimmy Mckcr-
ron and John Henry McGroror tho
Great viii make his nrs, local starr
IN two years Tuesday. when n" com
pe'"S In the 2:cs ,ro,
Tn" fca'ur. If Wednesdays card
Is IN" tw"niy-scvcnth renewal a..
IN" Massachusetts stake. valued Al,
$500. Tn" entrants incl,,d. car
worthy, Eill sharon. Peter tn.
Rr""er. Taurihe and Finrana.
The American horses futurI.y r.r
foais % 1919 VIII hc the lcadlnu
event in Thursdays racing. TN.
purse is $500.
Twenty horses have been cn,.,cj
IN Ia" Ella class trot. also To h.
decided THURSDAY The o!d.,im.
h"rs" lovers ~ Sew England VIII
hold their reunion At the track Fri
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
CLEMSON ELEVEN FACES
HARD SCHEDULE IN FALL
South Carolinians Open Sea
son Against ''Praying Col
oncls'' September 30.

Especial 10 Tho Times DispIich
CLEMSON COLLEGE,. s. G.. Aug -
With September and college open
ing time approaching football pros-
poets and schedules are beginning 10
mold the attention o. sport flowers
ann Clemson mon are looking FOR
ward I" one Of tho hardes, schedules
they have ever attempted ON :his
schedule is every South Carolina in
sutution Of Importance. hcSid. C.n-
trc and Georgia Tech. considered the
t"" strongest teams In tn. south.
and tn" University OF Florida. ono
81 the teams which came forward
With dandy outf, last year. and wiII
probably n" even better this season.
ON tho home hill tho headline
Will. of course. To the gam. ui,h
'"ntr" college. which will be piayed
on Rrrs Field September 80 This
Is IN" hrSt appearance II the ia
NOUS 1"l"n"ls In this section ~ the
country, ana tn" fans will probably
n"ck {" Tircrtown from all over tn.
state, and from adjoining states Ia
see them in action. Preparations
nave already been begun to haniI.
IN" huge crowd which viii. no
doubt. he on hand t"r tho event.
Other games I" l." PLAYED on TIA.
Clemson campus are: kewherry, on
October :. and Presbyterian College
"n October IL Erskine will be met
IN Anderson and Furmau In Green
NiiI". and the ncarncss Of thcs.
PAGES I" Clemson viii make them
practically home games. as Clemson
l' oplc can easily get I" them
/ Gam"s farther away from HON.
are: Carolina. In Columbia. Citadel
in Charleston: Florida in Jackson
VILE. and Georgia Tech. in Atlanta
Tn" schedule in fun is as follows:
September 3o-Certre. at Clemson
College.
October : Newbcrry, at Clemson
College.
October li-rrcshytcrian College.
at Clemson College.
October 2G-Sou,h Carolina, at Co
iumbia.
November i-Georgia Tech. in At
laEta
November 1.-THE citadel. IN
Charleston.
November 81 Furman. in Green's
vile.
December Florida. in Jackson
willie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

"N either side. u foul 10y IN" side d.
''hhiht TIA" goal. gives tn" attacking
>lh" IN" additional p"iut without fur
ih"f play. and - f",Ii ct Illegal play
ht ia" attacking SID" vitiat-s the
attempt for til" score"
tn" privileges of -hoic" Of iti,<nn
or of receiving IN" kickun are. a III
IL" NOR" clearly defined
Probably tn" m"st "oustructiv.
work don" was ia making tn. rui.
r"uarbiug SHIFT plays more clear and
NOR" Sinpl" Of enforcement by Of
metals. II provides ~ Formerly, re-
S"rdinp tn" ordinary shifts and also
provides that when ~ man in inutIon
mas i"ft IN" sCtimmax" lin" ~. mug,
h' AZ least ny" Yards back when IN.
"1il - pu, in play. II ais" provides
mat in all shift PLAYS tn" man who
mas moved fr"m on" p"SIiinr Ia an
other hcf"r" IN. bail T. pu, IN plsy.
must come I" stop. not only hn,h
i""' sta'i"nar! ON tho ground. bu,
mus, com" =" a fun stop. that when
h" starts again he starts on from a
siaudsiill
Certain alterations w"r" mad" In
'"I" regarding taking time out. TO
'i""r NJ any MISUNDERSTANDING thor.
Tim" taken out after TIA. third u.
yard penalty that *. tn. stakes arr.
not To b" moved FORMERLY
interference with the defensive sid.
on IN" forward pass entails "A loss Of
hi""n wards and a down
Unnecessary rnughu"Ss has been
somewhat NOR" clearly defined and
additional power Out In tho hands Of
ia" officials. and II was mad. NOR.
clear tina, tn" oHciais should b..
stringent In handling II.
clipping also has section in the
rules.
tn" declining of penalties has been
made NOR" clear.
Tn" refer" Viii. in future sclcc,
IN" assistants I" the lin"sm"n. dos
iina'irr IN" men who are to carry
ia" chains
Anprov"h rulings a. far ~ po..,-
hl" have been Incorporated Into TN.
rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
REDS GRAB TWO GAMES
NV \ssnri,,od 49, ,

'lN'lNNATI. Aug Eth. Rod.
""n" 1t -FOUR straight from BOSTON
nv Nv" days by winning both games
81 IN" donhl"-h"ad"r today. Ia q
ana I" The nrs, game was =
Waih"N"r, both Maruuard and Rrax.
ION h"lhe hit freely. whilc conrb
Vas very strong with mon ON has,
~" received wonderful support In
~ N"'"hh game tn" Reds knocked
" 50" out "f the box in the mrs,
n"l"S' ""' 'h- Rraves went to the
=" IN" seventh when thcy
NICK I" cover The Reds ticd
II In the eighth off Rra<,o, .ni
won gu, in the ninth of oes,b,a,
Score. S'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
BRITISH GOLFER WINS
INVITATION TOURNEY
Try Associa,ed rrcssl

So'TfiAMPToN y Y. AuG. ~
Nril j. " FOLEY. "f England. to-
Gay won tn" invitation golf t"urna-
mont on the national links. defeating
ms cohntrNman. g. V. J.. Hooman six
hp ana I'VE 10 go In the eighteen
hole final
Ioil"y played r-markable golf on
IN" hrSt nine. turning in card Of
'hlrtE-four, three under par. The
ma'ch was played In driving ra In.
T"ii"E's long and accurate driving
was inc feature Of his superb OK
hihition.
II" won his way into the finals this
morning. defeating W. r. Terrence.
OF England five and four in n match
POSTPONED from Yesterday Hooman
defeated George r. Rotan OF Houston.
Texas In the seminal round ys.,er-
day, to S.