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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
HALLOWEEN

Then from each toadstool and mush-
room, too,
The elve, and soblins came in view.
And filed the woods with such a noise
1t chilled the hear, of girls and boys.
And that is why good people say
On Halloween It's best to stay
At home, where lights and love bum
bright.
Than wander out on All Souls Night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
THE JUNIOR COOK

At the time the garden produce IL
coming to It's end there often are two
or three odd things the cook hardly
knows how TO use up. Try this relish.
Three or four very ripe tomatoes
cut up and put into a saucepan. Add
Corn from two or three ears.
Two or three green peppers ground
or cut fine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

handle through and NJ the other up
right and fasten II tho same way. BE
sure that the center line OF each up
right is az right angles with the bottom
OF the carrier. Drive 4 wooden pin
through each upright at < 10 hold the
handle In place. or a "a round head
screw may be used. though the pin
Is 10 be preferred.
stain. shellac and wax.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

AOO-OO-OO" cried the wind
II on Hallowe en-
~ Twas dark. the moon could not
be seen
And from the shadows that fell about
A hundred witches hurried out.
"Hootl" cried the owl from the leaf
less tree,
And the screech owl answered; TO
: wee, to-wee";
And the music they made--,hat feath-
cred band
Was heard the breadth Of Elm Land.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

l cupful vinegar.
" cupful sugar.
l teaspoonful salt
Dash OF paprika.
Chopped celery leaves n desired are
a nice addition also small part OF
cabbage head may be added II cut
nne though this changes the relish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
MEAT RELISH

considerably.
Cook slowly for about n half an
hour. being careful that the relish
does not stick to the pan. Stir often
and carefully.
when cold serve with meat.
II boiled very dry this makes n
delicious sandwich for n school lunch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

piece of cake. Mother won't care
when she knows how bad we feel"
Down the dark stairs they crept and
into tho kitchen. There wasn't any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
GOOsEY. GOOsEY. GANDER

GOOSEY, GOOSEY GANDER
UST how the yhme Coosey Goosey. Gander about
I'm sure I'll never know slho' I've tried to find it out
~ Remarked Tom fuckers pog II don't believe that awkward thing
Was n a ladys room. tried to fling
4 man. however old, down slaus-he hasn't hands,
But only paddles It for the meadowlands
always found him there with others Of his spiteu crew,
And many hiss I've got from hcm-and many licking too.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

~ USE MAY gave a Halloween
VI party and invited all her little
~ friends to come dressed In fancy
" costumes. Susie dressed as little
Red Riding Hood. and wore RED
hooded cape and carried YELLOW
basket. Teddy dressed In II PURPLE
clowns suit with light YELLOW
frills. cap and pompoms Dlckey Jones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

fun" crIod bottle. "It's no funny to
fool people and keep them guessing MS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

chronic cough, and persistent colds
lead - serious lung trouble. You
can ston 'horn now with Circumcision
a. cmu,Sihri crooSote that u pleasant
to take. 'rsomulSion - = new med
zeal discovery with twofoid action.
it aoothcS and heals tho int'amed
membranes ard Kills the germ.
or all known drugs, creosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the creates, healing Agency for
III. treatment az chrouic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. tr-omulSion contains.
IN addition 10 CrcoSott. other healing
elements which sccthc and heal the
lnfamed membranes and supp the irri-
tItiou while the CreuSute Soss on TO
the stomach. : absorbed into the
blood attacks ~. seat OF the trouble
ard destroy the germs thar lead 10
consumption.
Crcomu!s,on Is guaranteed satistac-
tory ~ N. treatment Of chronic
cough. and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases, and Is
.Nceilcr, rnr buiidinE NJ III. system
after colds Or tho M. Money refund
ell n any cough ~ cold, no matter ot
how long standing is not relieved
after taking according - directions.
t<k your druxSist. Crscmulsion Co..
I'lsnis Ga.-Adr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
AMATEURS CRADt ATE
TO FlSTIC CAME
"a, A.so.La,cd 80

NEW YORK CO., /. .r..su.
hoAt'a az. "'in2 c"-du.'e- ~ ev,.-
'n'rrs -'ns numbers 20 the p~ors .ior-
= r-Hk' TINS IS par',r,il4rl, ,rus
~ ~" n"'ropolitar district nh.c-
- amateur ciove trish' rho i'm
"HHiH'elN @.,s hii,hed = prt --ir,r,
'oo'inc n the ranks 80 the rur.e
"r--'~s
WV 'He rardly increasing roru.
iarI', ~ boxing among TN. l.adirr
-th" ~" 'lunT ~ This district II l..
EXPLAINED ma, dur!n: IN. mex, f.v
seasons thcr. Vii he further ard
more impressive additions 70 the
ranks ~ ~. prcf"ssi"nals
Indications roin- to IN. mos, ac.
Nv" "in'cr ~ me nls,orv n anna
teur noNir- 10Th ~ this CITY and
throughout IN. rouutrr ~ largo and
the SuDror' TIA, the sport receives
from We general pubic Is such that
r'"re pr.t"rtious tournaments ar.
constantly being arranged Early
season contests arc heinz tairly
flooded WIN entrants. and there ap-
pears >" y" az uuerdlrc supply Of
rinS 'alert some Of which gives
promise Of exceptional zh.liiv
The managers % ,hs leading box
Ing stables are constantly or the
alert fo- men IN 81! rel-n, c!nsse.
Who nov promising qualifications
and ar. willing 10 he-iu - ;he bot.
tom ~ nc ladder which leads 20 the
ncneN ring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
MRS. JONES OPPOSES
MRS. WALL IN FINALS
" omens Golf Championship
at Country Club to Be
Settled TODAY.

Mrs Garrett 3. Wall M NJ. l,an
Jones wiil fEh, !, out tor n,
nnnen's golf championship % ne
COUNTRY Clue Of Virginia The hnal,
~ the tournament vil bs nisved
,t'ner t"dat or 'omcrro" ~ ~. on.
'lon or TIVE contestants
WINE the PAR IN ~" hrSi nryht
-" ha'ti'ng for "hamr On hir hon
r'S winners IN ~. second and ,hirS
nights VII contest fr' cum. In IN.
.tCo"d "tch' Mrs. George Warren
WI b" opposed ~ Nis- CORNELL.
ttdrfiS "hil" daughter Mis-.
Elizabeth Warren. and Miss Nlrcini.
fnnnSn VII be N. opponents for no
cur IN 'he third eight
The results in fhs Senifnals com
r'sisS Yesterday are as follows.
Mrs q. -. Wall won FROM Mrs r.
T. Saul bt default
Mrs. lean tones Won from Miss
Narih. Mari,r Ind o.
Mrs. G"orcc Wa"r"u ION from Ais
MARI FRAY" nnd =.
Miss '"rr.iia Harris "on frnu
MISS FEuelup anderson l., dof.tIIr
Mss fliEah"Ih Warren won from
Miss Mary HAYES. aud :.
Miss Virginia pnruan Won from,
Miss HHrri"ff Wadd..N . aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
CINCINNATI SOCIETY HERE.
IN ANNUAL. CONVENTION
Frs, Business Meeting to Be
Held Thi. Afternoon A,
Wr.tmorcland Club.

WIN ammo N,mately -nrr,, lei,
States from -'i section. ~ Virgin,
y t',erda",' ~. Society -, III
C'n'irna'i. %. Virginia. viii ns., -.
day - tnnntl session ~ ,he W.,
mor"iand club The first bushes.
meeting "ll 10 held AZ O'Clock n
t'tcrn""n ana this wiil no follow. d
by dinner a. $50 O'Clock.
The s'a"hiur committees n ia.
society met Last niSht in ~. hone
~ John Coke West Franklin stree,
ana several aprticants were recon
mtnde1 for 'mbershir
There arc lr9 membcrs ~ N. =,
cl"'N of ia" Cincinnati IN Wright.
ana approximately 1000 members
anon. III" thirteen oris,.sl states
"' th- Union. The Organization VA,
81 '" Is" IN the ca,toni,crts of
-. 'ner,cau army on III. hudson.
with George Washington as IFS mrs,
president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

~" state c"wni't"" Wi Sr..k
h"t"rc - uenN STATE clubs - pos.
sihl' .rd 10" lroal committees viII
trr"-r before ih. local clubs Huxt-
n"SS mon 'Ir c"-ur"rat" rrsi ~ XIV
'm2 rr"i"r"u"" IN SalsrN and prn-
molten. Vh"i" al "tce, things 49,.
"uu-l =" th" glrl Win - !..,r q
h'Sh -'hnu' ''noa'i"r. -pd n> ur>-rt-
iu- 'hls Eu"sti"n ~ their -rl,l">
ren' ru' -,unutr. \rs YOU q
MSh school -rt'lT,', II l. hoped.
700. That 'he hryin.e. c"r'.g. wtl'
""-"r"rat" ~ this ","ucut
= is ~" ruru"s.a n The f.d.rat'"u
=" roach 'he rural ..,rlS. "hn come
:" h' otis without even .l.m.ntsr,
"hn"'''t "n. md attempt 10 -ut-r h'Is,
49, fhr"u-h tn" hnm. d"n"u<tr. O.
'"n '-'ui- Wh"-" rt"s''l.ui NJ
NJ " ntv1s. q n"nh", ~ ih- f.d-
"'p''"n. arj tho rtrnlic h.ai,h uurS~y
"h"s- head Mrs l. Il. Cr"<i"n. Is &
lr"trh"' of The h"ard. ~ IS believed
MAJ thus "lss- "r GirIS vii L.,
r'~' h"d u is ~" PLAN ~ ~. fedora
ton si~" :" sorur" recognition fnr
s""'"'a'i"l work. orh 'n -. that N.
diSt'nctt"u is drawn heiv.sn s,-roc
rti'h"'> ami secretaries
IN. summon, Of thS N,rrini. f.,
''s'"r "t - 4. u =. VS. dread,
h""u PROMISED =" Ms ! * Bowman
president "f IN" Ni~-isi. d.r.tion
"f Husin' ami r~"f"ss,"r.I Wow
"r's Cluts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
MARsHAlL|TEs POINT
FOR FORK UNION MIX
Squad Has Had Hard Work in
Preparation for lmpor.
tant Game.

:, Ma w''k inis the john Marshall
tIsh school grid squad hard "a, w"rk
ln preparation for The game Saturday
with 10" strong Fork Union Mill
t"rN Academy eleven. Tn. Marshall
l''s NAV" received the undivert.d at
o'hIl"h 81 ~" coach. who. since IN"
L"n' with hctcrburg High School.
hhs been doing "v.rything In his
ryT'' ," s'i"nsthcn The team.
y" prnh had an unusually hard
"nrk"nl Yesterday and showed re
fNrritdN'c Improvement by exhibiting
ma season form. Two days moro Of
pri"'iro AND Coach Moore g. sur. his
''am VA! h. able 10 pigc Fork Union
q hard battle. several ,esuia~s wer,
out ~ the last game on a"Cour, n
injuries. Th"N ar" getting along
n nicely and VIII h" ready TO take ,h.i,
nia'"s IN ~ l'n.-ur, SatnrdaN. Thr."
tam and sharp and tyson. bach hcld
plIN"rE. took pHri ~ practice N"yi~,-
hdN d"s ui'" injuries.
The gam" saturday promises - b.
hard fought from start 10 Gri.h.
Both ol"y"ns r"nliz, M ,uror'a,c.
~ 'his Fam" and VIII hSh' for al
'hcN az" worth However Is Tar a-
nins ~ losing 81 this gam. "lI
d"hultelN establish their position. ~
ne rsr" To- ~" nigh scho"l "h.m
n.on.hln OF -. S'nt" The no"
stand U''k and n"Ch o."h h.,ir:
Won thr"" games and los, none.
III" Narshallit.s will -rtr.in frr
Forl Mon Sa'ur1aN snticiratiu.
irnublc 7, Is not on. nf NJ, p,ti'.
shor'g"ir ne =" 'hsanp"In, Visitor.
.dno sr tho FiI" and WHIT" team xiii
E"N" plenty ~ opposition E,ir vt,h
/" web ~ harf prac,i-. .rd IA, 4
f"rr' nation 80 vin II +, H. hu,,.,,l,
pose ME for 'hru, ~ 10 ,o iohn Ns,.
nall b. -l"' q" .tv- Fort i'rtnr AMI
Mac f''' 'nrcn ost,ls.
ll's" "h" "il' n.k" ~. ,r,r fu,
M ahpol nav. not. a. yet. h.cm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
NJ AGlSTRA TF. SUNDAY
is DEAD IN HENRICO
Funeral Services Wiii he rnndur,ed
Th5> Afternoon Ernm H"me of a..
wilson Sesy. Nrnthrr-iU-Is u

Ma :'.'rst. ~ & 'funday. veteran
m"SIS''at" 81 H"n'i"o County. di.d
At "'c'"cI yesterday norninr at
Nh" home "f MS br"thrr-ir-iav T.
wilson S""v. on the Ni'lIamShurr
Road. \ III. hong Cripple. Snuir.
SUNDAY wa compelled to va".t. 81.
"ih"". ~ ih~ county r"urthouS,
through illness S"versl months ago.
H. VAS * wears old
Fnucral services will D.. conducted
from his hr"'her-in-la homo mi.
afternoon ~ O'Clock raIlh.,r.rs
viii IL" sheriff " Webb Svdunr
John = Shoemaker. W a. Dennis
" Lawrence. r.,ui Jones aud
oscar Elank"uShir officers OF
Hen'ir" county, Ini"r'nen' wiIi n.
ia paHw""d Cemetery. Ma.istrat.
sunday is survived H., rhre. nro,h .
'rS. h. - ~ AND !. \ SUNDAY.
90 Fort Smnnih. and TWO sister, Mrs
". " SmNs'e. of York pa and Mrs
U Wilson S"a,. "f H"nriro County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
GEORGIA TECH NEXT
ON NAVY PROGRAM

ANNAPOLIS ND Oct lg-An,ic,
natns WIKI Keen interest noXt Satur
GAY game "ith GeprE,a Trch Ia.
NaN1i Nca DENY eleven win df-ecr an
~ energies ihls week toward aettinr
IN the best possible condition rnr
N. n+orGians II VIII ne NJ tar III,
neS' game ~ III. local srasou and =
record crowd = cVnrct-d
AGAINST EurLr-lI S.tur5 a..
MidShin'n"n had the best nn.sibi,
propagation for the Tach gam. EusK
nti h"s powerful team and pl.>,o
l">' -dmc uSigX = vailed asSort
m en- or Na 49, mn ., ~ IL :. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
CHICAGO SW AMpED
FOR TIGER TICKETS
lE> Associated Press. /

'hiCAGO, oct. lS-Furthcr .rnli-
"a ION" Tor tickets Tor tho Princeton.
,nlcdS" FOOTBALL game her. October
y VIII not h" considered IL vas an
nnnncfd today Tive University ~
Chicago football team ticker ortc.
Was swamu"d with orders and ~
T"iS ar" l''i over ~ public sal.
Ticket scalD.rs ar. receiving .t..n.
non FROM ihe authorities Edward
~ 'rl"r. college student va. Srsd
'"" Tor s"A,Dinc tickets Tor las, Sa,
hnd ~" professional .c,in,r. M
been arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
BASEBALL. CHAMPION
TEAMS ANNOUNCED
EN ASsnciaIed rrnux 1

'l.EN EINND. oct is wiu,nr, -,
Ne ,namnionship9 ~ 1872 nj ,ho
fS.nail Federation were announcc.l
a. n"annnarifrs today J., Secrctar,
fr"h W. Thomas '''
IN" fr"nnan Cakes. Of pcrroit
'iaSs iln,atcurb division m. MI
w 'c' 't"hmS. "f Cleveland win
"'F -, class "A ,iudustriaD ant
v" ElkS 81 E"aN-r Fans ia ,.g,
ear champions. the winners Of
class aAA tScmIprUftssionaD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
INDIANS IN COCO SHAPE
FOR TRINITY CONTEST
Monk White and LEVY Will
Both Start Game
Saturday.

NrREol.k oct T. .,hleiic ~,
rsr'"" Driver. ~ William, ana Ma-y
ma, arrived here - ,aA- charge =.
The ARRANGEMENTS FOR the Indian
Triui', game sch.dul.r fo- sauyr.
d'' afternoon - I.sssu. Fart ~.
Ntl r"".ir On me scene urtu .N.,
me game rs MA we'd
w" hrs' action ~ W Drive ~
~" >"'Ac'l"n ~ cr'clae 'or :.rl--
dtr -~ru" Tnrr. arc - foilrv7
Referee ,lem-t Barry va,
Umpire vivian HodEsor. ~. =.
H""d linesmsn Rill> Feuers,em.
~. =. -.
NJ pr'N"r hrou:h, word M, ne
Indians coaches -. WORKING over
i'n- vain ~" team 10 bring ,h.r
=" ~" pir- ~ condition ~, S.ru-
'"'.s hatt'| which tn", "xp"c,.d to
to" "ns ~ 80" cl"s.S, AVID h.rd.v,
ought ~ tn" s,sS"n Tor form and
'p""d wilt h. NECESSARY. ~ IL fol,
2 10" indians hop" ." STOP ~. carr.
yu" Me'h"dt>'> That's IN" ami
ton "f M" coaches aud every man
on rn- squad.
Ih- hr>' four dex~ OF rn" week
VIII t." marked ny "rr~ md >tt.r,l.
Gus >"ripira:.> 'Ih.S, ~Il grow i'm
'NnG'h a. tn. week lsngih-ns CON
>'h-r"hIe attention - h"iuE ryjd 10
"HehsIN- drives. nut IN. drf"uN. vii.
ais" 10" looked after rar.fIil, Tn.
''Rm VIII he drilled ha,d IN daf.u.
~" tactics for th- hr.a-iuc IN Of
overhead attacks. which i, - whie
"'''" 'r'"il, - clever iva using L',.,
""N workout win ho Iish' and a..
N"i"n J." signal drins aud iuo b.,d
''"i 81 puutS. M work"m, fn, IN.
W""N VII IL" behind closed u,I.
wv Driver. announr,d Nor. ;,,,.r
h"n VIII h- d-vof.d 10 on.uy,r,
rhNs H"d everything planned 10,
saturdays game. with the prnu,.s
mat >"m"thinr Viii h. dom. cy.-,
minute "f III. game.
f"r ia" hrSl t'm- IN Two s..v,,.
Monk White aud I.evvy yin
me game together H.r"tofor. nm.
~ The Other has been on, OWN.
INJURIES In fdci. the Indians bos
nhal iiSi ~ present =. ihr small.
" IA" SEASON. and praciicall, over,
vs. S'rIne man on The team, can nc
"O"d on II needed Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

'"r"tu. AND Car"liu. state NIX ~
IN" Ir'hir"r - Hal.i2h Tn. meet
lnc ~ these teams i. an annual
''t'ur" - INC North 'aroliu. STAT"
ran And ono lroArd coward ~ py
follower - ~, Two teams FROM All
s"c'lnn- ~ IN" OLD NorSh sat.
~ 'n"'" such ,hinc A. "i4ssic
~" meeting ~ ~, two great ins,iI
'n''"nS deserves N" Name
so" 'h.' Virginia aud virginia
T"'n na'" rnuud q va, -" n.;.I "a.
"""nt - q past generation th"r.
- M v"l'd reason whi ,h"y sruuld
n"' stag" their annual show In tho
ANITA ~ 'hoir stat" - ,irr" rh"n
'N+ "I'H - ,ull - visi,orx 'ror, me
Southwest >" ~" Atlantic IN" gam.
""r'nS during fair v."k voul, lee
= ""rr"r'ui attraction aud ,ho
hp"Is Gould p-N Er.-' ~"mnIir,.n,
>" tho Iar0aN"rF Nh" corf-inrIre -,
'h"'r suruort ., rivins 'h.,r an
"rp"r'uni'' =" So" such = cnn,.s,
Nir:ini. T""h IS whiting q" rr.v
In ni"hm"nd. tow, 10. Chariu,,.
VIZ .'T'h"riti-> arc ,.id 80 ,,. on
I"s"h 20 ~" s"h"r,e Th. aruurr.,,
H. advanced 'h.' game ~ ,n.h-
'""'d "ruid ho again, the .,hf..tr
r"'f"' """ ~ ,"g'i" - tho urtvc~.
-''' roll"i. ~. broken f-.ou.,,
and ~" pn'v.rsr'' "an u. -
ni'r'f 'ha' - d. nos WORKING nr.le,
Ne" "n.chrn2 rn'ir, thai seer,
y =, NJ - ,nt orapst -re elYe
mate. ,,or, ~. i-.a ,n., -. u
-in't team t7 80 80 a. ire',."-
non - n'a' ~ 'he c-pi,a! of i,-
I's'r
-k'n - ~. Ni.h... te-re, f. ".
~ aAnir,,cd - -. fo,,...IcrL
match ~ n,o:,.s. 60, -. Sou,h.-,.
no"-ei b''l.ardS chA:rnioryhIr Ui,,
sncH placer H--rr Oswald and
lame :. Ncru, ~" gam. ~ coci'.
'' 'i''a'"b =" match ~ BRAIN.
a"i'nc' and uerNs
Mdnpn, INTERRUPTED ~. ~a.e,,
l''' nI:h' Ni,h players and s-or,,
'"r' - th' h'zhcs' pitch, due -
~ great crrn.-h sr- % nc ch,t
i"nS"' ~" far' ~ IN. cool head,
-a''' - N" f.'c'ter ~ rr,, .,l@
nat y Hpulr not =. necessary >.
,'or ~ midnight ~" pla,.r. Win
our rur'Hur nu' m 'h.ir rurs wn.r
uI=h'r -urhcr''N CAV. 4. dtf.-.,
Interpretation ~ rms '-w Wn., li,
- yruwhlinG there ~. came f-or,
'n' aye gallery which SSv It..n
"hsstsd bN tim. OUT Of . ,h-,llinS
finish
WIN margin - 80 walls .epa
fh''n- chslenzsr ard do'crrtr me
maj l. io,4 vii ~, rlaSsI ',rt-J,
~ NIL 10 Worm z.eirg .sp.-i.ll,
g ~" Dixie cropn j. e s,a-e
I"'' has been taken W ~ ~.
brporlNn school '"acncrS WI, 49,.
30 ,. taught ,pe"i.l course - driv
'N< .nr'oschins ara pu',.n. Ths
I'Sscns I'll %. given or sor,t-
9uhlic cours. ~ ~. sx>ocia,lon q
which 'reN a-' 'u.mpers Th.-
n"r"lN illustrates ne irsuner IN
"n'"n snlt is growing and oupha-
sizes me need m Richmond c.,,!n-
mu-'cirzl rcurS- ~ ~oor p or<
-iri" iu "r"-r ih-' ,ht. rt'> all. M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
,nni, Grn,,n 70 NJ.

: n.s-nsss meeting ~ Sa-ls G,o,-
20, 80 5s Viii Re rid tomorrow
2 sst - IN. Masonic Tempt. =, :l5
o'clock Na''"~. ~ irrCr,a-c. "ll'
cone Up ard r,-ort crowd IL .N-
pected n a',o-r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

sac sh"aE c-'r!as:1rc'
Gror-r "olsr!an w!.! q % VA
!ltr oIf. '"'sv - s,'e-- meeting
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
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s'nia' and Camt ron Morrison o..
North Ca"ritns, VIII address MASS
NC ct:rf ~ ths interest - ro,d. a.,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
BOY SCOUT DRIVE Laos
As $4,000 IS SUBSCRIBED
Executive Committee Issues
an Appeal to the People
of Richmond.

subscription, ~ 'Nt 'u-d TO- -.
70, Scout !r 'Nr Hr',c NJ, oo;ar
=, Tue d. arr -c' m - Hxrcc,a-
ton. with .jooo So 4. the max
only SEQ nd Dern raised d, IN.
ord ~ the second d.r ard The work
is 20 b.. pushed pI'h v,.or
Tn" executive co,,r,it,os ~ charr.
following appeal - the citizen. or
Richmund
"For Ten YEAR. Nc vo,k. and.
dhov, al. tho dev.lop,ror, IN char
setter and uaulin,Sy ~ The Erv
Scouts have made them the best
lived citizens ~ Richmond
Now ~ t'rrc h,s core - make
praise effective ard - give sprlaus.
r"al meaning.
The older men VINO direct scout.
ing have tslt i, essential to raise
$4,000 ior tn, bar. Necessities OF
the worL rhAt it no" being done.
This sum docs no, allow ror lux
MY ~ lav!shrcsS II means only the
anc the vastly greater par, oil thai
work is furnished o. The unpaid
scout master
We arc sure tnAt Richmond d.
sire. and need. ,hs Roy scouts FOR
The sake - tho BOYS - well as
'"' 'hs >st- nj he city, aad ~ that
o"i,sf w' arpe.! 20 the parents and
'r'-rd. ~ Richmond boNs
~ 'h' ND 81 tn, second 6av
irsre rad BEEN raiScd only s. 800
This sum is Nhc!lr INADEQUATE. and
unless m work with and oppor,uni-
tics tor Eicnncnd'S boys ar. - be
relentltssly cur'Siitd. tho good p.n-
pie ~ Richmond must come i'm aid Of
M Soy Scouts
Signed
JOHN STEWART BRYAN
pr"hid"nr
r. W pCREET"r. commissioner
z: = THOMSON. TREASURER
FRANK V DUKE chairman
DOUGLAS : FREEMAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Qualifying round ~ N. Her,ni-
-" Country Clrh ,currer.n, VIII
he 5le".d tomorrow and Saturday
Win nNe lights ~ sixteen each Thu.
"orr"r's qualifying round viii De
rt-rrd MONDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Virginia Teams Must Not Slight Capt. al
slDELlGHTs ON SPORT
Time Breaks In on Fine Billiard Match

BY EARLE i.rrX

b" a. backward IN 'uruin= ~, .,ar
="lf"rS a. II rs IN other branches ui
athletics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
JOHN STEWART BRYAN.

n W. pCREETT commissioner.
2 = THOMSON. ,r,..urer
FRANK " Duke chairman
DOUGLAS : FREEMAN
E1e@u,,vs committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

-h'll :" ~. ht-r..' Hr-ree t- ~.
iH- HAhit,,"d - - 'ou, -.,lor.
mach ~ ptuc,.s. 60, ~. sou,h,-,,
n"'-ci billiards chA:rpiorsrI Win
'ncN plaN,rs H.-rr OSWALD aud
lame !. Mrco' ~" gam. y, pocr
pc 'l'ra,"d :" match NJ brain.
s"i'ncs and merry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
ROLLING RIDGE
AGAINST ARMY
FOUR IN OPENER
Fall Polo Tournament Starts
Thursday at Motor Speed
way Field.

The whack of the mallet and the
thud of ponies hoofs will be heard at
the Speedway field Thursday ia the
first game of the fall polo tourney.
Rolling Ridge of Indianapolis will
meet the 5th Corps Area four of
Columbus Barracks in the first tilt
Of the meet ut p. m. The original
schedule had the Dayton Free Boot
ers scheduled. but the Ohio team
could not get here in time for the
opening.
The Army players have been in
the city about a week, holding prac-
tees daily, and are in good shape for
the contest. Rolling Ridge also has
been at work. The local team VIII be
composed of the following men: Rus
sell Fortune, No. /; Frank Witt, No. 2;
Charles Schaf, No. 3; J. W. Holiday.
No. /.
The Indianapolis Polo Club will ap-
pear in competition Saturday. Tickets
may be obtained at the indianapolis
Speedway office, 444 n Capitol Ave.
Parking space for automobiles can be
secured at the above address.