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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
.GLENNA COL[ETE WINS
IN uUALIf iINJ HOUND
IEv rnitoh NOVEL,

VA. Sept. 25.-Miss Glcnna collctc
OF Providence. X. l.. won the god
media IN the qualifying round Of Ia"
woinen,s national COLA championship
mere Monday. scoring 81.
Miss Marian lI"iI!ns. New York,
present .ttlc-huldor was second. two
strokes behind Miss Collct,e. and two
strokes ahead Of MISS Alcxa Stcrl-
ing. OF Ncw York. iromcr champion.
nos entered from Atlanta Miss
Louise Fordycc. Of YOUNGSTOWN, and
Miss Norma Tocrcc. nt Nassau Club.
LONG. Island. were Tied with Miss
Sterling.
Few stars fell by the waysidc. Miss
former Hritish champion. ran afomi
of technically and LEFT the green.
Later. it proved the penalty would
have been only two strokes
Miss Dorothy Clotz. Chicago missed
Il putt of less than three feet on
tho home hole and so was shut out Of
the play-o off by one stroke. Miss !.
-. Lowdcs. Atlanta. Southern cham
pion. WAS upset by her poor chin
shots.
Ninety-four was the figure on which
the title set split there being three
At that figure for two places. on tho
play-oT. which went four holes. nor
ending until pitch dark. Mrs. Alex.
FrintZ, Of Cleveland. lost. ana Miss
Kathleen German. Parkersburg. W.
Va. and Miss Sara Fownes. Pitts
burgh. won.
In The draw for the next round
Miss Iiullins is pittod against her old
I.ond Island eliminate. Mrs. 0uinton
poiitan title oftcncr than any Other
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Ry Hudson IIn,ylc>-

nit"h News Staff COrrcynOrdnr,
FAIRS. Sept 25-With "a g!rI on
each arm, Battling Sikh. tho intensely
black ScnGHlcsc negro. who smascd
i French idol and became an idol
himself when he Knocked ont Georges
Carpenter. attended q private show
!nE today Of tho prize iiEht movies
Srunts OF approval.
When tn" sixth round flashed on
the screen showing the action where
In Francois pcscamps claimed foul
on carpenter behalf. Sikh turned to
on, OF his feminine companions:
th-umni.' II" said. slightly surly.
r Am' , EN-. -, s@ I,,! the LADY.
h" thought Of Dcscamps' claims.
Ugh ugh" said SIKH
i'"scamps ie1pcd IN and. chatter
..ns ShrHlN tried 20 call attention To
thr leg action IN which H., cIaimcd
Georges. Ski said. Ugh" and ia.
EfL.ngh sportins writer's chccrcd
N" raspberry cheer. They replied
mat SKIS Lex. as shown by III. films
was swinging loose and happened 10
&c, between Cartent!cr's legs. but
pointed ont to the distressed Francois
Georges was staggering and ready 10
ne anyway from the fcrcc OF Sili's
Just then Skis manager. Heller.
leapcd into the argument and the de-
pat" became 90 furious that IN.
moVi" operator had TO remind them.
Gent lemcn! Rcmember YOU are not
Deputies. but Gcntlcmcn''
alter Heller got SKIS car and
Isked him number Of questions.
FROM the eruption of grunts which
formed the response. Hcllcr trans
lhied the following statement % his
champion: NV lett-m talk. ..cttr,;t
Chrry, on! Y"u'il sec didn't work
Tor IN" movies. bat fought To win
, SKI SAID he diu't care much about
arrcntcr's howl for revenge. but
wanted to meet Harry Grcb. tho
American IiEht h"aVywcirnt cham
ifnH,, next. and Then JaciJ Dempsey
Tor The world title. Thus TAR he has
not received amy challenge from ;ha
United states. SKIS only scar is :,
S!iEht cash on one check
.hrp"nticr is slightly better. bu, is
sun unable to walk. He is de-
encountcrinE Sikh again
t'cscanps "t''l wandcrs about toll
ms. any one who will listen: II was
a foul: / call Get = foul" He ala
shake hands with SIKH. however. who
Sruhtcd and went out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
TIGERS BEAT PIRATES
IN EXHIBITION CAME
LNv Asyoolated prnss. |

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 25.-Thc De-
iroit Americans. outpiayinE the
Pittsburgh Nationals on the mound,
at the bat and in the field. won an
exhibition game here today. to /.
the visitors used their regular line
mp. WITH tho exception OF Manager
cobb. who appeared only rs Il sue
ccssful pinch hitter. Pittsburgh,
!scd Il rookie outheld. Oldham held
the locals To two hits in the first
I've Innings. ana not II safety was
made off Holloway. who replaced
!Iim. Ncach. OF tho Tigers. got :,
single. triple and homer, and was
rDbbed az another home run hy n
Spcctacuiar catch by Ccntcr,ielder
cuylcr.
The sam" teams viii play an cN =
hieition In Detroit tomorrow
Score by innings: Ri. T..
Detroit ......... 600 o3i col II 0
y|ittsbureh $500. 00l GOO 0O0---1 3
Batteries: Oldham. Holloway and
Woodall. Manion; Brown. .Glazncr and
Jpnnard, MattoX.
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SPIDERS WILL CARRY
TWO TEAMS UP NORTH
Big Squad Will Represent
University of Richmond at
LAFAYETTE Saturday.

Two more hard practices on S.a
ai"m Fold and the University Of
Richmond varsity Er!diron warriors
VII! .".H" carly Friday morning FOR
'H"'r hrst gam" with Lafayette. last
years wonder eleven Of the East
Coach bohson Will probably iak. two
'"il teams To hastcn FOR the game
ny lie mas not y"t announced those
VINO VIII make tn. trip. Tho mon
VIII spend Friday night in rhiladcl-
rh!a and many expect To come back
H.: Ncw York Ciiy.
\ dummy scrimmaCc with no ,acil
ing proceeded tn. regular program
and tho few minutes Of vigorous
work"u' was satisfactory despite the
war" -ii.sEin" which beat down on
the field
Logs Carleton. tackle q las,
years varsity. WAS transferred 10
end Yesterday !u the l!uc-ur com
posed pi i':'ar men and may he used
Ia Ga" wing position in the frs,
game y team OF Old mon which
locked well in y,>crday's practice
Included Eatolim" and Carleton.
ends; hodges and Johnson. tackles:
Eook"r ana i'ricc. guards. Bethel
center: Captain Jones, quarter, with
Sncad Zicrlcr and Fray making mn
III. backGcld
Several freshmen backneld canal-
dates We're given attention AS they
scrimmaCcd behind a line ct imposed
Of old mon. and they executed some
pretty rams.
Detailed instruction ON changes in
football rules and training rcgula-
tons was given by Coach Dobson "a,
the Held blackboard lecture in the
Roger Millhiscr gymnasium last
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ski After Zig Money.
Nv \ SSDCiDtsl1 'r1cs 1

81
PAflS. Sept. 25.-Ouc million
francs Is what Battling Ski. the con i
uueror or Georges CARPENTER, asks 10
=" 70 America 10 fight Harry wills al
The Polo Grounds on October % Man
nEcr iicilcrs Cablcd Tom O'Rourllc
the American fight promoter. this
evening In response To IN offer Of
melicrs said he considered
0Rourkc = offer totally INADEQUATE
lie added that lac had received an
oner Of large sum for Sikh to meet
me winner of the Joe Beckett Frank
Moran fight in England on 'Roximg
ioay. the day aftcr Christmas
Heck.it and Moran viii nght October
-. thc manager Of the SrncCaicSr
Sh!d ne ala not desire To y" Ia the
United states unless the financial in
dhccncnts made ii worth while
SKI himself at first was diSinclincG
10 make the trip To the United states.
mn later said he would do so {
iicil"rs' terms were accepted. II was
The opinions of Hcllcrs that IL would
DC good thing for SIKH To meet
WITS immediately, as he considers
wills the only man standing IN ttn
way OF bout between Sikh and Jack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

i'.""cu rom iifSt rag"
municipality. and -'sucl' other oreani-
cations as may he interested. SHALL
proceed 1t once to work in a coop
erativc way 10 formulate plans
whereby Congress and the municlpal-
iiy may be prevailed upon 10 look
upon this project with favor. that II,
might he completed as soon as pns-
slbic Gl the future.
Proceed Toward Effectiveness.
lie IL further resolved, That tn.
committee on James River improve
mcnt Of the chamber. and the Com
m!ttce on Dock. River ana Harbor of
the municipality proceed at once To
make effective the foregoing rcsoiu-
ton"
Tho resolution was adopted.
Mayor George Ainsl.c was intro
duccd ana said that it was necessary
for the city to show that there was
commerce sufficient for Il thirty-foo,
channel, and To convince those in AN
thority that adequate terminal fac.li-
ties would be provided
Chairman Joseph Nunnally. of ;hr
Council Dock, River aud Harbor Com.
miit"c. said n. great deal OF work has
been don" in tho past sixty days
Data has hc"u gathered and that tn,
recently appointed harhor commits
sion was receiving the serious con
sidcra,ion % the business anon % til,
city. All this. lie said, convinced
him that success would crown Tn,
cnorts, and that the project was no,
a forlorn hope.
Allen I. Saville. Director OF publi,
Safety. said that the James Rivcr
! In its present condition means n say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
OFFICE OF ADVISORY BOARD
Richmond. Virginia.
September - and DC 1noc

To Geo. II. and Willie 81. WEIGH. l..
y. Miller. W. l.. Wills.
You are hereby notified that tho
advisory Board OF the City of Rich
mond have made the following ascer
tainment as to damages to abuttinl
property owners whose properly
abuts on
Both sides Ninth Street Road. from
Marx street TO Edwards Street.
;. ,. Ninth Street Road. from MARY
Street TO Delaware Avenue.
Owner. No. FIT. Dama,.s
W. l.. Wills. 275 IT, plus None
y. ;. Ninth Street Road, from Morgan
Street to Edwards street.
Geo. II. and Willie
VI. WEIGH 800. 50 II. 10000
l.. \. Miller. $50 II. 4s in. 10000
You are. therefore. respectfully no
titled to appear before said Board.
In Room lol. first floor, city Hall,
Richmond. Virginia. at tho hour of
IL o'clock a. NJ. October 6. 1922. 70
show cause. II any you can, against
said asccria inment made by the said
Board. IA aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF september, 1922.
&. G. BLAKELY,
Clerk to Advisory Board.
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o.. -
To See Church ifiIl Buuts

fETERSBuRG, VA. Sept. o5.-Many
petersburg boxing fans Will go I,
Richmond tomorrow night To witness
the events which will be held under
nc auspices OF the Church Hll Attn
lstic club. Charlie Holman, VOL
Nho"n here as fenthcrwciSht, VIII
%" one % the principal men in the
.." when h" meets Terry Miller.
h"Nt7 MI b" held nj the Strand
iL.alyr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
VIII Address Adycr,iscr.

+ KIcNmUnd's Vow Grncc Strcot
Activity Boom or II Real Develop
men7 ?" is the subject OF an address
to be delivered by Colonel John \
Cuich!nS. counse! for the Grac.
street Bank and OiiIce building Cor
poration, at the weekly meeting of
III" Richmond Advertising Club, TO
he held today at 1855 O'Clock in th.
y w c. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

Sealed proposals will DO Received
at tais Office unti! II O'Clock moo,
tiun OF small sewers in variouS To-
lions. W"
Forms OF proposals can be obtained
on application.
certified check for amount stated
on proposals must arrn,nuanv oo,t
oid as guaranty of execution o.
contract. The Director Of Publ.
works reserves the right to reier-
any and all bids
ALLEN j. SAvILLE.
Director OF Public Works
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SKI GIVES GRTJNT
OF APPROVAL VIEWING Films
New French Idol Not Disturbed at Frantic Wells of FouI
from Manager OF Detllroned Champion--Wants
100000 Francs for T. S. Battle
nri,nrsey FOR the worlds champion

Dempsey for the worlds champion
Tho message sent ly Hell.ry TO
- kourkc this evening was as fol-
Want 100000 francs net. ey-
CIuSiv" OF income taX Am ready IN
,,shEc Immediately ana hav. Sikh fiGhr
Wits October %"
The extra 100000 francs above III.
mutton mark, Hcllcrs explained. wns
Tor thc expenses OF the trim TO ,h,
.n!lcd states and for training cx-
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w. IInr.,Ing ,.nnrn,cs.

WASHlNGToN. g.pt. 25.-N-rav
photographs SHOW that treatment
prescribed for Nj Harding is prov
ing effective. ~ .adicr-Gcncral G. r..
sawyer. White House physician, said
today.
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SCHOOLS.
Mrs. Smith Brockenbrough

with Mrs. Myrtle BEDFORD Rowe. as
sstant, will begin her classes in
Piano. Music and Theory October
at her studio. 1902 Hanover Avenue.
Leschcti2ky method taught. Phone
boulevard 2947-W.
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S50,OOO,OOO OFFERING
QUICKLY MOPPED UP
lHy Assnclnted prcsnl-

NEW YORK. Sept. Subsc-ip,to,.
books for the i5O.Goo.OOO Offering OF
4l-2 Federal farm land bank bond.
were closed today. !, was announcer
b. Alexander Brown 6 Sons. head D.,
TIE banking syndicate
I've Offering price was IoiI-2 ana
i.;aTcst TO- yield more than 40 PEE,
c Mt To the redcemable date 1882 and
81 per cent thereafter 10 redcmp
ton or maturity.
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CURB QUOTATIONS
ISDJS'rRItI.S.


= SEW yORK, sept. 25..rrarsa ctious on
I the N"w YORK curb ntLrHct today wcr.
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Extra Dividend for N,p,,.i,r

NEW YORK. Sept. 2J.-The Eip.
ssinE Mlne6 Company, Ltd. TO-DAY
declared an extra dividend OF per
cent IN addition u the regular o,,,,
t"rly dividend OF per cent.
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wcr" FloiN7.o0o, compared W i,h -G.7I

'G7lOooO prcyIous day and s2l 2ss 600 a yoar ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
FIRE OPENING GUN
IN FIGHT TO DEEPEN
CHANNEL OF JAMES

lContinned From T'irst pngeN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
CITY HALL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

ALLEN j. SAVlLLE.
Director OF Public Works
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WOMAN 'P0NzP IN
/ SERIOUS CONDITION

PoMERoY. Ohio, Oct. 4.-Mrs,
Susan Kraus, 63-year-old alleged
"Ponzj,' is In a serious condition
in thefcounty jail today, as a result
Of her hunger strike, which she
maintained for four days after her
arrest last Friday. She may be re.
moved to her home under guard,
The health commissioner Of
heights County is keeping her IN
der close surveillance and II she
renewB the hunger strike she will
be forcIbly fed, he declared.
Mrs. Kraus' temperature has
been sub.normal and her pulse
more than 100.
Polica expressed the theory to.
day that the 100000 which she Is
alleged to have obtained from cit
liens Of Pomeroy may have been
lost through bookmakers as none
Of II has been located since she and
her husband, George Kraus, were
arrested.
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TEAM READY For
MONONGAH|GANE
Pep Organization Of Farm.
ingtOn High School Form.
ed at Student Rally.

PENNINGTON, oct. 4. - The
elgh school team Of Pennington is
hmd at work preparing for the
game with Monongah this coming
Friday afternoon. The Monongah'
FRirmont game last Saturday was
secuted by Coach OPP. and the
practice sessions this week are be-
ElnE given over to defensive drill for
Monongahs offense. Both Monday
and Tuesday nights, stiff scrim.
mage sessions were held in which
the second team bid fair TO out.
shine the first. This was due, how.
ever. largely tojthe fact that Coach
Opp played in the scrub baclfield.
With only tWenty-one men out Mon.
day. 0pp's participation was neces'
sary 70 make q full team, and the
outcome WIS so successful that he
Ecrimmaged again Tuesday night
in spite of the fact that more men
we're out 1t isSbelieyed that this
rhlethod OF giving the regular team
some mature opposition will do
more towards developing 1t than
any other method vet tried.
Az asgeneral assembly meeting Of
~ the Students OF the high school
Tuesday morning the pep organ.
ization Of thefsehool was completed
Plans were made TO give the team
al possible support In the! way Of
cheering az games. and cheerlead.
ers were elected, cieon Brand. sen.
Tor. was elected cheerleader Of the
boys. and Mary Harrison, fresh.
man, of the girls. Short cheering
rehearsels wilIhe held both Thurs.
day and Friday, and as many OF
the students as possible will &C.
COMPANY the team to Monongah.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Heading
OCTOBER 4

Men born on this date come
under the governing sign of La
bera and the governing planet OF
Venus, the goddess Of love, who is
more, or less responsible for their
passionate desires.
Their feet never touch the
earth in their calculations and in
trlgues. They are full OF hope and
enthusiasm and crash after crash
produces no effect.
The LIBERIA women who hayl
not had the masculine liberty are
not SO reckless as their brothers.
They are apt to be careless about
money matters, and this Is often
due to their extreme aversion ni
financial parts in any transaction.
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PylNIs AND
s PASSES 8:
IContinnet Rom naga M

FSontnned rom page ten)
20 face both Morgantown and
Weston, Frank Ice had an easy
time IN HE first game OF the sea-
son. and he knows that the second
VIII be no cinchs He Is trying to
impress his men with this fact In
the workopts this week in order
e have them In top shape for the
battle with Blske's men. Coach
Toothmaf Of the Normal School
has a good bunch Of candidates
out now and Is whipping his men
IN shape 10 put over q surprise on
Salem IL possible There Is moth.
ins impossible in football, SO
rnothman has chance. There
viii be large crowd Of fans 70
to the Manningt Fairmont game
on Saturday afternoon, and the
NJ r & II co. has promised ali
the cars that are needed to handle
tho crowd In comfort
a Good. Break
West virginia University has at
least one seod break in the sched-
tile this year IN that on the Sat
urday previous 10 the Pitt game
they play Marietta while PITT IA
playing lafayette Rat Rodgers
who secuted the Pitt. Cincinnati
game says that the Panthers are
much stronger this year than
last, and that the boys looked like
the warner-maie stuff with sim
plicity OF plays and perfection Of
execution But the scout also
brings back the news that the
warnerites are all keyed up for
the game with Lafayette on Satur-
day In fact Rodgers thinks the
team is so Well keyed up that
kiiey viii beat lafayette by two
touchdownH &c is q generally &C,
cepted fact among football Lead
era that when p team Is pitched
high for certain game, they are
liable TO fail down In the next
contest II Is certain that West
Virginia viii be running In high
for the Pitt contest, while Fit
following tho Lafayette game NAY
no off some. and; too, e they beat
Lafayette, may be a trifle high.
minded and proud and we are
reminded that pride goeth before
a fail. The only ribsfor us Yves,
virsinians is that Warner, by
teasnn Of his general run OF
seheduies Is Under Obligation to
keep the team veil pointed up ali
through the seasof which he has
done rather consistently since he
took charge. save for last year
when things were away off form.
Rodgers says Warner is still
smashing through on tackle with
4 POWERFUL drive, with 'CHoott'
Flaunngen. big factor In the
lplay The ancient md accepted
notorious and famous double
rass was also used 20 advantage
and went through With the same
old precision and creased lishtp-
ing speed II has been rumored
about that Warner has been 'sltI
! ting up nights working out some
)new Mays TO spring this season,
but when he viii pull them Is q
| question Those who know old
4 man Warner won't expect 70 see
them carly IN the season unless
IN q pinch. Scouts going 10 the
Lafayette game may see some Of
Fem II Jock Sutherland gets sassy,
bout II Pitt can move along with
b touchdown OF two without any.
Ming but stock IN trade there
be no new tangled business,
then al tliat they might not
Jew anyhow lust something
ID man has discarded FOR .
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responsible for more than enc In
correct insertion OF any advertise.
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed " the
Want.Ad Department. This is for
your protection.
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HONEY MELLOW, cloyer also
dark. Direct from the Bees to
the Home. Prepaid. Safe arrival
guaranteed State preference. Per
pail: 5 pound S1.25 40 pound
S2.25. chas. Reyndets. Ulster, Pa.
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FBRRBTs FOR SALE, white Or
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also bench and cabinet Will
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Try, full finished basement, furnace;
large Jewel lot, garage, fruit trees.
right at car stop. Quick. Phone
1889.
A good location in hospital zone,
Groom bungalow, corner lot.
Terms. Phone 2S1.
3 blocks from Main street, new
5.room modern bungalow. Terms,
Phone S96.R.
5 rooms and bath, near Locust
ave, good lot. Price $500 on easy
terms. Phone. 2sl.