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New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
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There football star with
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hadn't been needed another
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How to Watch Football
football and there are
of people who write
1t happens that Haughton mandarin of
Harvards winning system the finds who
qualities In his book Football IT, Marsba
Jones Company of Boon) noteworthy contribution
he OF auruns premier sport There
Of the physical and mental psychology
The new football book featured introduction by
Haywood Broun and thirty you think yo are
on the side lines of championship
Open Spaces
There are number of ambitious
The hardly complain every niche in the hall
fame taken Kiing Adrch Slater Lourie Garrity
Mohardt McMn long list Of others who seized
their full share of the headlines disappeared over the
hill Most Of those who roster which now runs
strength have completed their day the
doesn't take over two three long to close
out past history and start line of chatter The
shortly now out 1t will hardly reach its full
syie out of the you turn around twice
the big debate to how the well you going
got licked. -
why not cut out all the sideshow stuff, L. f. and toss
and Wills into the main bull Every knows
even close Why them all this matching them with othe
VINO don't even belong to the nighborod? Dempsey
1ought IN over but he
TWO months preparation Why all the
Speaking suggests H D. isn't il the
aler all Tor one to continue giving
o1 hopeless scrap 10 know haven't the win
and yet keep heart going in the right v - th
nsh This at least in the way Of raw
nerve - - ~s - -"
nose ookng Tor demonstration of might ry to
one OF iidens serves Not Of Babe use
gon oan az US standing twenty yards you can
ball on The - 4 A
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Two base hits-Stephenson (2). wambs-
r,ana nanss, Mostili Mcclellan Jamieson. Sac
I,a,rce---MeNu ulty Double plays-McClel-
@ ron; eGtollins and Sheely; Johnson Collins
sp1 .. 20. EEL Jameson and Gardner. Triple
-, - S-T-Iolilins, Johnson. Sheely and Var
yam Lett on bases-CIeveland 10: Chi
cago, TO- Bases on balis@oT Irhje 4
OFT Bowles, l: off F. Blanenship. A. Struck
put-Sy ,,.. puh l; by H. Bankcnsfip, 1;
py Ohle, .. Hits-Of Duff, in 2 innings
lnone out in third; off Bowies. 2 in i:
on on T.. Biankenship. in 6 innings Hit
oy pitcher-By Uhle (Graham) wild
pitch-~-Uhie Losing pitcher-Duff. I'm
plres-OMens and ChiIl. rirns-e .na
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

A Topical Revision

o,stcrsa. u. a. Patent oAtcs)

~ aOpiC8A NSVkSkOM
There's q ne1U thrill IN the air.
Dolly Gray.
You can feel 1t everywhere,
Dolly Gray.
When yoU hear the WMstIe call
AS the halfback takes the ball.
Can't you feel the goosefesh cra,ol,
Dolly GYay?
Here's the ancient cry and hue,
Dolly Gray,
Wherein "Stogg fears old Purdue"
Dolly Greg.
And there comes the some old wcil
out of Harvard, Pitt aud Yale,
Where the outlook's Wam and pale,
Dolly Gray.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
International League
AT ROCHESTER,

First game
R.EE
Buffalo .. 0fo1 o % o I'D o
Rochester o. o. O 0 o o o o---2 & 9
Ready and Rengough; Heshse and sand.
Second game
RHEs
Rocheeer ..,t,.s. a23 % x-s d
Buffalo ,..Ys,..s.s. 60 o o s 6--.5 8
wiansr, aordonier ana Lake; Llswsllyn.
We're and HAL
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
FIRST GAME
Totals ss Il ls 81 10 a Totals. sIls2aao


fBatted for Moores In ninth inning
FBatted for knothe in ninth inning
Baltimore ......... 900 400 hsx-1s
Newark, ,,.... 100 600 n a A. I
Two-bs hits--Porter, Dixon, sty,es.
Walsh, Bishop. Home run-Styles Stolen
Knothe and Brainard Rneisch and Knothe:
Frank, Styles and Bentley. Left on bases
baltimore. s; Newark, 6. Bases on balls
On Frank. l; off Kneiseh s. Struck out
BY Frank. /. Wild pitch--Knsisch um-
pires-Pnyie and Derr. Time--1:40
SECOND CAME
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
SECOND GAME

Two-basc hits Wiggglesworth t2)
Bentley. Stolen bases -Brainard t2). Sac
rifces--Styles, Devine. Left on bases
Baltimore, a Newark. T. Bases on balls
of Reid, Il off Baldwin, i, Struck out
BY Reid, d: by Baldwin. L. Urnpires-
Derr and Phyle. Time of game--f;s ;sS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Southern Association
Memphis, 5; Chattanooga, g.
birmingham, s; Atlanta, 8.
Little Rock, s; Nashville, S.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

D
raewRsaT. TO-DAY. FHBETs FIELD.
Esensian - Cincinnati, 1850 r. M--Adgt.,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Giants rs Chicago, To-day. ssse r NJ.
Polo Gds Gsdstand Adm. sl,io inc tax. -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Totals ss71o2Tlta Totals so25a

'Batted for carruthers in ninth inning.
Reading ..s..i.st,... 900 $50 oex--7
Jersey City. y.,..3....#... 0ie 0to 90 o4--2
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Eastern League
New Haven, ,; Albany. o.
Other games postponed. rain.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Ajn'f Ii Grand and Glorious Feelin'?

Copyright, iesa, New york Tribune inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
Speaks Highly Of
This Home Made
Cough Remedy
Says 1t Acts With Unusual Speed
Loosens the Mucus-Rclicvcs the
Irritation and stops the Cough.
Costs Next to Nothing-for a
Big Supply.

Whenever anyone in my family
catches cold and begins to cough and
sneezc. and hawk and breathe heavy.
it doesn't take me many minutes to
FIX up a remedy that will drive away
all such troubles in double quick
time.
It's no sccrct-anyone can maze a
half pint OF the finest cough medicine
IN the world for a tr!fing sum.
Get from any druggist one ounce of
Parmint double strength)-to this
add little granulatcd sugar and
enough water To make onc-half pint
that's all there is 10 II.
Iut now you've got real medicine
mind you-the first spoonful you
take acts directly on the membrane of
the throat and nose. the tickling
ceuses almost instantly--the inflam-
nation begins TO disappearing comes
the stubborn mucus and often in "a
hours every trace OF the cough that
frightened you is gone.
It's really remarkable how this
home remedy acts on the mucous
membrane. AID that IL one reason IL
- so helpful Ia thousands of Catarrh
umcrprS-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
LANGLEY FIELD MEN
REASSEMbL|NG ROMA
Giant Airship's Bent and
Twisted Parts Are Be.
ing Replaced.
Try Associated rresa.l

NORFOLK. ~. March 9.-Ths
giant scmir!gid airship Roma. do
str"yed u. the army supply bass
moro than two weeks ago with loss
Of thirty-four lives and injury 10
many more. Is being rcasscmbled 1T
the base.
Enlisted men from Langley Field
began tho work today. and as fast
as sections are placed together
photographs are being taken. When
the task Is completed "a photograph
showing the biimp as she was when
sh. started from Langley Field on
her final voyage, with the exception
OF the fabric covering. viii be sent
to Washington. ..
The steel ribs o, the Roma that
We're bent and twisted by the eN-
plosion that wrecked the ship have
been Strengthened out as far as pos
sible and are being replaced by ex-
perts practically as they were before
the disaster. This plan was decided
upon within the past few days and
tho corps OF workmen was gen,
over this morning. The work Is be-
ing done under the direction of Lieu
tenant Burt, who was plotting tho
ship at the time she took the fatal
nose dive.
The board investigating the Roma
disaster Is still in session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
TRAIN HITS BUS; FOUR
ESCAPE WITH LIVES

SUFFOLK, VA, March Clinton
Russell, chauffeur OF the bus plying
between Suffolk and Norfolk. owned
by the Portsmouth Bus Corporation.
aud three passengers. Joe Johnson.
of Suffolk; Mr.. Griswold. of Ports
mouth and Miss Estcllc Harreli. OF
Driver. escaped with their lives last
night when the bus was struck at
tho Washington Street crossing In
SUFFOLK by Il Norfolk and Western
freight train at 1890 o'clock.
Russell was mating the last trip
To Portsmouth ana evidently tried
to beat the train across as the head
ligh; was shining down the track
for "a long distance and the signal
Wells were ringing. Russell! was in
iu-cd and all OF the others escaped
with cuts and bruises. The bus was
"a total wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
Eiks Lodge Grow. nup,a,r.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March o.
The local lodge or Eiks has elect
eel the following officers FOR the year
beginning April ]: W. r.. Long. ea-
allied ruler; ". 7. MCGEE. leading
knight: j. c. Clark. loyal knight
George NJ. Weldon, !cciuriug knight.
~ q. iiiliinEby. secretly: Karl H..
I!man. treasurer; John q. Helm.
tlcr: ID Gordon Gouldman, trustee.
y. stuart Jones. representative TO
grand lodges; simon i!irsch. alter
nate. These officers VIII be installed
on iirst Monday in April. The lodge
has twenty applications for mem
hcrship TO he voted on at the next
meeting. The membership of this
lodge has Increased over sixty with
the present year and the intercs,
is steadily growing. tho membership
being much over 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
The Passing Of n I,cmnrInb,c store


eager buyers to be seen attcn.lin2
the last and final sal. Of iiann's. l0y
East I:road street Ia only one more
vivid demonstration OF the power OF
telling tn. truth through the news
papers. This shop. 50 well and fa
Vorably known an purvcyor OF the
better makes and modes OF wom"ns
wearing apparel. Will soon u" II"
more. II is leaving Richmoni. and
Richmond viii feet it's loss. For sew
raj days past iis ads have appeared
IN tn" local papers carrying the news
to it's patrons. The prices AT which
this concern is determined To get out
II business on. are 10y far and hcyon
the most amazing yet seen In this
city. In fact. garments just out Of
the makers hands. fresh from the
express company wrappinEs. mer-
chandisc that could not he cancelled
without litigation. all sacrificed to
remorselcss. mercilcSs necessity. The
stor" closes forever this coming week
and bids one and all n kind farewell.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
FUGITIVE NOODOO MAN
TAKEN IN WINCHESTER

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCH ESTER. VA. March o
Monroe Pc!ton, negro vooduo ami
corn doctor, who broke jail ycster-
dag at Martinsburg. W. Va. while
awaiting trial on the charge of Grim
inally attacking whit" girl last
summer. and for whom state cons;ab-
ulary and bloodhOuudS combed Bcrkc-
ley County. WAS captured in "a
negroes house here today by local
police. Pcyton was found between
The springs and mattress OF a bed.
He had threatened occupants Of the
house with death IL they revealed his
whereabouts.
He was taken back tn Martinsburg
under heavy guard. Pryton was in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
NEWPORT NEWS MAN
SILVER LIFE-SAVING MEDAL
Government Recognizes Heroic Rescue of Unconscious
Radio Operator From Waters of Hampton Roads
by e. j. Applegate on June p, 1921
Ispeciai to The rImes-D!spatch. /,

Especial To The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March .-For
Jumping overheard in Hampton Roao,
June u. 1921. and saving IA. life OF
radio operator on the Net. after
that aircraft had caught fire and
made forced landing near Mldui-
Ground light. j.. j. AppleRatc. Of
Newport News. civilian employee Al,
the army base. is TO r"ccir. the siIvc,
lifc-saving medal Of the Treasury De-
partm"ht according 10 announce
mcnt by Secretary Mellon at wnsh-
ington. Mr.. ADDlcgatc said today H..
had received no official notice of an
award, nor could he recall today IN.
name Of the man he rescued BABY
burned from the water.
The Ec-I. on The morning Of Juno
II last. making test night with ten
men aboard preliminary to oariicin,-
ton In tho aerial mancuvcrs on IN.
capcs. H. which surrendered German
warships were destroyed By bomb
ing. caught fire about $50 feet in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

AR. She made successful forccn
ihhains In Hampton Roads wear MIDI
III" Ground light. and all member, q,
her crew were safe except tho radio
operator. who had been made iinrnn-
scious by his burns. Reviyin.. mo.
m"n'ariiv h" f"ii into the water, and
again lost consciousness
1hs army tug britannia. hr'ryins
employees from Newport Newr TO tho
arm base. way near th, scen" at the
Nmc %! the accident. MIR. SuDirraic
u passenger aboard tn. tug saw IN.
plight of tn" unconscious man. anu
!"hp"d overheard. swimming To- MIN
barely In time to rescue him The
radio operator was carried on the tug
10 the hospital at tn" army base
where h" responded to treatment. re-
covering.
Mr. Appl"Gat". during the wa was
classified "mployc %. III. quarter
master corps AT enmbarka,io,i New
po:t News. Since February Of last
year. he has u"cn in similar service
at the army base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
.URBANNA CITIZEN KILLED
AS RESULT OF STORM
Wind Breaks Branch From
Tree, Striking W. f. Mil
Ter Fatal Blow.
lSnecial - Thc Tlmes. Dispatchl

NSP''la! 10 1nc Times DisDa Itch.
SALtDA. VA. March o.-WiIiam
T. Miller. "a prominent citizen OF
trbanna. was killed Tuesday even
Ing during the windstorm which
struck there about o'clock. a
branch from large sycamore tree
was blown distance OF sixty feet,
striking him on the head and killing
him instantly.
Funeral services will he conducted
"a; Christ Church Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Mr. Miller leaves "a widow
two sons and two daughters. Robcr:
\. Miller. OF Sew York: Shepherd
Miller. OF Norfolk; Miss Louise Mil
Ter and Mrs. Edith IIcadlcy. Of Bal
timorc. Md.
The storm h"r" Tuesday night did
considerable damage Trees were
uprootcd. telephone service disar-
ranged and several buildings dam
eyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
FARMERS OF CENTRAL
VIRGINIA FOR BONDS
Distinct Reversal of Sentiment
Comes as to Road
Issue.
ISrecia! 10 Thc Times- nIsna,ch. l

tSpecia! to The Times Dspa,ch.1
LYSCHBCRG. VA. March 81. G..
Bruce, district agricultural agent,
with headquarters In Luxembourg.
Who IL Keeping In close touch with
the farmers Of Central Virginia.
hnds. he reports, growing scnti
ment In favor OF the Sl2.0O0.000 State
hiRhway bond issue. as advocated by
Governor Trinhle. MIR Bruce de-
ciares there seems to he decided
reversal OF opinion in the rural dis
trictS for III" bill.
AZ culpepcr few days ago. Mr.
bruce said. at farmers meeting "a
vote stood TO for tn" Vaughan
BIZ, which is backed by the Cover
nor. while the same section a few
weeks ago was decidedly against the
issuance Of bonds in any amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
URGES HAMPTON ROADS
FOR ALL NAVAL TRAINING
Secretary DENLY Calls for
Concentration at Nor
folk Base.
MOVE STATION AT NEWPORT
Head OF Navy Points out SuucrIo,
Advantages and Facilities Of W.
70 Ethin'r Great Ship Center for Fed
erni Purposes.
by Associated pr.ssl

WAsIilNGTON. March s.-Concen.
tration At the HAMPTON Roads naval
thse or all naval training now done
on inc Atlantic Coast and the aban-
donment OF tho Newport. X. l., sta
,ltion In tho interest of economy. was
urged by Secretary DENLY today be-
fore the Senate Naval Committee.
The recommendation was present
&c by the Naval Secretary during a
discussion of departmental plans. In
which he told the committee that
ehiistments or approximately $4,000
men were expected IN the fiscal year
'lc23. due tn changes In terms or
service due To the war.
Hnsed ON DG,UGe NAVY Personnel
He added this estimate was based
on navy Of 2G.r"0 men. or those
to be enlisted In the next fiscal year
the secretary said that about 1900
would be trained on the Pacia,: Con 81,
az Cont Island and san Diego: 5000
at Norfolk. II the proposed closing
o! the Newport schools ~ agreed to-
and about 1000 IN special radio and
alrp!hne work at the Great Lakes
station, Chicago
Discussing further the conccntra-
ton OF the training work at Iiamp-
ION ftoauE. Mr.. iJcUb! told the com
mitiee that facilities already exist
there for the training OF about H.
600 men At ono time. while At Rhode
Island station permanent arrange
m"nta are available only for $500
. men. He further asserted that while
> temporary quarters were luilt at
Newport during the war to care for
5000 additional men. no valid reason
existed for the government paying
Two sets OF overhead expenses.
New EnRiandrrs object.
Several New England Senators
took Issue with the secretary ON the
statement thut saving would re-
suit from the change. Senator Gerry,
Democrat. Rhode Island declared the
transfer only would mean that very
soon entire new quarters would
have 10 be built at Hampton Roads
since most OF the buildings there
were OF wartime construction.
Mr.. DENLY responded that III. So
chilled temporary buildings at lamp
Z. ton Roads could be utilized Tor
many ycars to come" He went on to
tell the committee that little trade
schools equipment was held ut New
port and that the cost Of moving IL
10 Hampton Roads would b. small.
while transfer OF the Virginia base
facilities to Newport would be pro-
hibitlve
Mr.. DENLY said In reply TO rucs-
lions that the department., however.
had no thought OF the transfer Of
the Naval War College from New
port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
New Kent Organizes
Against Sunday Fishing

special To The Times
WEST POINT. VA. Marrh -
The people in this section have.
not r"nsed IL dcplurr the fact
mat IN. ccnira. route was Sc
I"ct"h for IA" Highway from
ilchinoud l" tn" coast. The ront.
selected. II Is alleged. for tho con-
f.n'"nr" OF IN" sporting fratcr-
my. VIII not open M iargc Sec
lion -! the country
The people IN New Kent have
organised Good Government
League and assert that Their. will
br no more fishing in the Chick
ah"m!ny River on the Sabbath by
visitors from the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
FREDERICKSBURG GIVES
ROAD BONDS APPROVAL.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FREDEIlICkS RI'RG VA Narch .

I'-V0OI"4 10 1T Z ITNtt- UISTiTC
FREDERICKSBURG VA March q
The Chamber Of Commerce at a
membership meeting elected the fol-
lowing board OF directors for the
year beginning Apr!l l: IL. T. Girls
mond. George i. King w Maxo
Smith. DR.. j. i. StiH. philip y. Stern.
The body unanimously indorsnd the
bond issue for good roads and an
pointed committee 10 20 TO Rich
:nond and present copies OF the res
olution To Senator G. OConor Cool
rick and Delegate j. Wallace Mas
Sey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
BLESSED RELIEF
FROM HER ACHES
Aged Lady Says Plant Juice
Relieved Her Rheumatism
Almost At Once.
TERRIBLE KIDNEY PAINS
In the Back Have Left Also
Since She Took New
Herbal Medicine.

In Harrisonburg. Pa. recently, the
Plant Juice Man. who spent several
months In this city not long ago. had
the following interview with Mrs
Lavinia Fecscr. of 3104 East Curtain
Street. Pembroke. Pa. which indi-
Gates just how certain source OF
relief from the terrible aches and
pains OF rheumatism is Plant Juice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
schooner crew Lib-l- CRATE.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 3
The American schooner Marion ..
Douglass now repairing here. haI
been libclcd by her captain and crew
for wages they claim du. them. Tho
United states marshal now has
charge Of the craft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

neck. Discovery was made BY hia
daughter sailic. ae4h 20. who told
The coroner's jury that, although
frightened. she climbed into tho
haym"w. united the rope. lowered
the body. removed the moose. put his
hat OYER his fac" and called for help.
Doctors said death was due to
s,ramguiatior. The body had fallen
about twelve feet. y verdict OF sui
eide was returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
PROSPEROUS FARMER
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Special tn Til" Tim.s-DispatchI
NlNtlIES ESTER. VA. March .
John William Wilson. 80. prosperous
Clarke County farmer. was today
round dead III his harm near Castle
mans Ferry with "a rope around his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
rrrcm-n Oh..r,e Anniversary.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March I'm
observance Of its hfty-tirst ami
yersary Columbia Motor Company
No L. tonight held u banquet at the
:ompany's house which was attended
by more than 100 guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

dlcted shortly after. the alleged
crime. and Was II fugitive until last
Decemhc". when caught ut Morgan
town. ". Va. lie TX said tn have
long criminal record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

am "a years old" Mrs. Fceser
sara. have been suffering for a
long Tune from rheumatic aches and
pains In my joints. and at times these
pains would shoot all through my
, oody. also suffered from terrible
pains IN my back. due to my kidneys.
Ia auaition' L had suffered from con-
stipation for years.
hoticcd Improvement almost at
once after started taking Plant
Juice. and am wonderfully Improved
now The rheumatic pains In my
joints and the terrible kidney pains
In my back have disappeared. / eat
better and sleep better and really feel
improved generally"
rant Juice Is sold in Richmond at
Tragie's Drug Store; In Petersburp
by Morrison, the Drug Man; In Chase
City by the Chase City Drug co.,
Adv. u w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

In our big Floor
Covering Depart
nhent You VIII find
IN il ~ Y beautiful
patterns of dura-
bic. long wearing
linolcurn. N at
ma Ike honscl< "cp-
inE u pleasure.
No g h a gc for
laying.
Terms Si.UO n
week
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