davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Makino Diamonds.

II was MajOrna, an Italian chemist
who succeeded in producing minute an
hhcial diamonds in Il manner differ
ing, in one important particular, from
the method of Moissan. the French
chemist, whose operations in this di-
rectiOn were a sensation at the time.
Majorna heats Il piece of carbon
with the electric are. and then submits
It to sudden pressure developed by
explosions driving a piston and
amounts to 5000 times the ordinary
pressure of the atmosphere In the
mass Of carbon thus treated he finds
microscopic crystals which answer the
rests for diamonds. Moissan's method
was first to dissolve carbon in molten
iron and then allow the iron to cool
uhder great pressure. The italian
cheimsts experiments indicate that
great heat and great pressure are suf-
ncent to transform ordinary carbon
INTO the diamond form without d
metallic solvent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Or GOOD And EVIL
. snl1a T'ece Of Remarkable
.,atrastS.
rovptian City Declared by Travellers
5oml Of the Widest Contradictions
Always Great and Proud.

f,,. .,,,...
AleN'l"'' ' .., -. .,.l..,
writes Il'' '''
Dai| MAJ" ~.
All 'I'' ''''''
ID 'h' '"'' 80.
life leave '"''' '''''' ~,
Ory' SUI W.
cities "I'''" j."
call one N"'."
cut '""I"@' .,...'t
e ana u-'''.'NN' W. .l''',''''' ~.
some nun ~
gate Oh H-H|''
ther' are ''''''
vi lives Jul 'I'' "''''' -
the N''U'N' '"'''' '','',
adora'de '''"
vile.
las your "''' ',', IS ~ ',','',
|, Waru u''""~"
guafd us ""' "''
from a mere '''N', W. '''' ',o' '"''' ~ &"
tall, Sle"'I''i- wy, az ''''''
perlous waters WIN nv ~ W
nt0IeraN'e 'E'' ~ ,''''' '"'' "'
you teel 'la' ,"s "''''' pa ~
ing you an" "'I"'''S -, It
is so very very "'u' '''' may "'
electric u"IHN"H '"'N an" pc VI
machines III lis S''te,e' an" many W
It's houses ma! looN me "''9 VI a. -
transpIah'eu p"ullH " '''"' N'u' .,'' Il.
Mediterranean SiIo'e' "u' 'h' spun y,
the city survives 'l"Ne "'''"e'''H VI
today ana colilpelS YOU 10 'e''.''''"''
how great ana pr"uu d pla,e 1t vas
WINE bFllalH was sun " mss
LAS IS the 'o"h' 50 are us p'ol'e.
and one becomes 'u'lous'H """'' Va
their scorh' II Is True 'hal u'eS WIN
debaSe themselves 10 the uuS' ii ,"t
hope OF obtaining nan pi"S'er' lil"'
faWnlng anu uaI'eIA "ie 'ii'"HS NV
chief OF thelr aFlS' ana 'ha' 'heH VIII
obey WIN 'T'iElilE "e"' any o'ue ~"
may choose 10 give pu' pe'ii"" It All
is their contempt.
"All the udeS Oh tue east anu ''e
west meet IN thoSe Suh-S"ep' S'ree.s'
The most modern OF motor cars VIII
he checked III IT'S progress by the pass
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Child Labor in Japan.

while there is a law intended to
po'ect child laborers. there Is no re-
Sulcuon of the work hours of adults
u Japan" said Henry Sloane of Toron-
" VINO has just returned from the
o'ieht' Arrangement of working
nOurs is left entirely to the agree
"e ' between employers and employed
!, FACTORY owners are not allowed to
e children under twelve without
s sp' permission, and children under
'een cannot work more than twelve
~ os day. The law also says they
= t'inot work after 10 p. m. or before
ca a, H. except with official sanction.
,a' get two holidays a month. or
ho u, II they work at night; half an
mo 1, Ior lunch, or one hour, If they
""'h more than 10 hours a day."
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Queer Looking Candy Things

feel sleepy, for it surely isn't because
you feel friendly that you answer me
50 mildly.
80 don't feel pleasant and | don It
intend TO-, said the Malay sun Bear.
1 would Kill you if got the chance
I'm mighty glad you won't get
the chance, said The Sloth Bear But
the Malay sun Bear had gone to sleep
so he didn't answer.
"'Ah, now | have an excellent
chance to tell my story said the
Sloth Bear
"Of course, friends, am also
known as as the Long Tipped Bear
IF you're good at guessing you
can guess why l have such a name.
have long lips. Yes, that is the
answer
"'Ah, such fine long lips as | have.
| suck in my food through my fine long
lips just as children who come TO
the zoo suck queer looking candy
things that come on sticks.
~ don't mean that the children
come on sticks! No, | don't mean
that.
But the candy comes on sticks.
That is what | mean! | have long
lips though, and the children haven't.
They don't suck because it is the
best way to get their candy but merely
because il lasts longer that way than
any other way.
~ am quite a curious looking crea-
ture. My hair is very very long.
MY claws are terrihcally long.
can't think of long enough word to
use to describe my claws. Surely
long claws should have long words 70
describe them.
MY nose and mouth are light il
color and the rest of me is very dark
81 do not complain here In the
100. | do not mind ii now that II
Is cold and the snow is on the ground
and the water outside freezes into ice.
az do not complain. The climate
l came from is very different but l
do not talk about my home climate ali
the time the way I've heard some
creatures do
Here, here said the Malay Sun
Bear, waking up from his nap, have
you been talking all this timer
you've been asleep said the Long
Tipped or Sloth Bear.
Even if | have, said the Malay
Sun Bear, you shouldn't have talked
so long
you had no business to talk as
you did. You're queer creature
and ! can tell you | hate you. hate
the keeper too. | hate everyone.
am lust as cross as cross can be.
IF l had my way about II Ia
not have any world at all. I'd bite
every one In the world and myself
too. l don't like myself, not bit
Of ltr
~ don't see how you can be happy
with yourself when you are so cross
said the Sloth Bear. And I've seen
YOU bite your black hair out as II you
hated it too
~ hate everything said the Malay
Sun Bear, and that is the sort Of
.reature | am.
~ don't even care if no one is in
terested in my story, for | hate every
one. you see"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Victoria BRIDGE.

Inc Victoria Jubilee bridge across
Of Lawrence at Montreal was
ht ,pi known as the Victoria
au,si bridge, and was named the
w.a Ira after Queen Victoria. 1t
VII M ,orIhaliy opened by King Edward
Rn. Nhen prince of Wales). in 1860.
nlao. |neh the tubular bridge was re-
1907 py cantilever bridge. built In
braa ""u 1898, on the piers of The old
~ ~ u was given the official name
or 90 'lctoria tubular bridge in hon
Lea queen Victoria's diamond iubi-
knov. loS1 II ls still popularity
hrIdn, however, as the Victoria
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
Aim Was Too Good,

"Who threw that eraser at mer
bawled the teacher, as ne glared al the
section reserved for little boys.
please. teacher" said the worst OF
the lot. why don't you look over nj the
girls side?'
The eraser didn't come from that
part Of The room. sir. II grazed NY
mead"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Carl Philip. pastor

SuDdays--On the second Sunday
Of each month: 900 a. m. only Gin
July, August and September, 1900
II, only.
On all the other Sundays: 500
a. II and 1000 a. IN.
Week days-7:00 a. III.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

Money is not plentiful this year,
then why let the fakirs run the
county fairs this year. Keep the
money at home.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

The Pullman Engineering Co. has
a complete stock of Philadelphia
Storage Batteries. apr7tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

If there is any available time dur
ing August, use it to make apple
boxes, if you expect crop this year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

Ladies wanting Spirella corsets
call Mrs. Jinnett, 405 Grand. or
phone 1864 jul14tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Gilbert W. Laidlaw. Nicar

g. 45 a. Church School
ll:oo "a. m.-Morning Prayer and
sermon.
COT nigh school scholars)
7:5O ,. m.-Sunday Evening Club
Doi college students).
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

SACRIFICE SALE-Seven lots
and S-room house just like new, 3
blocks from high school. See this
before you decide on a home for the
coming school year. Address E. II.
or b NJ Duffy, Pullman, Wash.
iul21aug18
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Lot in Portland, one
block from car line, 3 or 4 blocks
from fairgrounds. Ideal for store
or restaurant. Will sell or trade for
property on College hill Phone 402.
aNg4tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR SALE-Six room house, barn
chicken house, 81 acres ground, or
chard berries City water and lights,
10 minutes walk from college, Mrs.
4. A Davis. aug4tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR SALE-My residence prop
erty on High street. four blocks from
Main street The highest reasona-
bic bid will be accepted, up to Aug
ust 10, al p. IN. For further par
ticulars see Dow < Dow, my attor-
news. " e. Victor. iul2 laugh
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR SALE-By owner; In Pho
neer Heights, nice, level lots; sewer
and water; paved street; very rea-
sonable price; small payment down
and small monthly payments. See
John Squires. apr7tt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR RENT-2-room furnished
Inquire from boOkkeep-
er at Washington Water Power Of
flee. iuI28tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR RENT-Three sleeping or
light housekeeping rooms. Inquire
col Grand st. Phone 1912. jn16tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
United PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Dr. W. A. Spalding, Minister
Rev. J. :. Cole, Associate and stu
dent Pastor

$50 a m,--Bible School.
100 a. m.-Morning Worship.
$50 p. m.--Christian Endeavol
$50 =. m,-Eyening Worship.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

John 6. Law, pastor.
:. +. Taft, associate pastor.
Miss Helen Swartze, student sec
rotary.
$50 a Sunday School.
1900 a. Morning Worship.
ego p. Epworth League.
80 .. m-Eyening Worship.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR RENT-Furnished house on
College hill to rent for several
months. Phone 1921. jun9tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

FOR RENT-Six room aartment,
completely furnished. On Maiden
Lane, one block from campus. Phone
1884 or call at 5l1 Maiden Lane.
aug4-11
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04

WANTED-Wh Whitman county atlas.
Enquire First National bank aug4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
GENERALS LEAVE FOR
GAME AT CHARLESTON
lKv Associated Press !

tliltAGo. oct 2O-Vi,h cyo-,
team in tn" Western conference IN
action tomorrow. interest viii ccnte,
In the clash between Michigan AMI
ONO state. ~ Columbus whcr. prnh.
AMY 1000" persons viii see the ,wn
undefcated teams meet I'm tho 1.di.
carton OF Ohio's new $1,000. 600 stau
iun
Ranking next in Importance viii
=" the illln"is-luwa game. AT Ir-
hama. Ia the other "iSir Ten" Kamos
Of tn" day Chicago viii NEE, PURDUE
at Chicago. while Minnesota viii
take tho field against Northwestern,
az Evanston. aud Indiana vii fur-
nish tho opposition 10 Wisconsin. 4,
Madison.
The Ohio Michigan game is tho
hfsi his gamble OF the season. as tho
comparative ability OF tho two el,v.
ems In unknown. Michigan, on IN,
basis OF preseason forecasts was
rated AZ one ~ the strongest eleven.
III IN" conference, hut this urcdi,.
'i"n was "caksucd as a result -,
Mi"hiean's showing against Wander
hi't week ago. Iowa. winch ron.
Jn"r@d Val" Il week ago aur.ars :,
"utclass Illinois hv uide margin
nat an UPSET IN prediction is no, an
,mpoSSihility.
Minnesota is a heavy fayor,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
kENTUCK|ANS ALL SET
FOR HARVARD CONTEST
Centre Hopes for Second Con.
scculiNc Win Over I'a.
nous Crimson.
lEy Nssncia,,d rr.sa

BOSTON, oct ." centre Colicg.
football players. determined To- show
IN" country that y small college can
d"f'a, Harvard at football two SEA
sons ~ succession. jpurucycd to the
stadium today I" put the finishing
touches ON Tia" pays i"ntr" will US.
~ It's third aud probably last hatti.
Win tn" CRIMSON Tomorrow
captain Ruh'Tis worked out at full
BACK. the position at which Coach
Moran SAID. the y"rSatiI. captain
would start tomorrow Tom iiart.
lott half back az last year. eleven.
IS with In" Squad. but viii not l..
|bI" :" play b"CauS. ~ - throat
u"nh!" that has KEEP, him I'm bed
since ia" team len iiHnvill-
IN" ali: nln"nt of the Harvard back
h'!h Was Stili matter OF conjecture
today coach Fisher ,in,lntt.d TINT
i"hr,". 'hapin and owen wruIl
rr"hhhiN b." tn" combination Th"i,.
Mas ais" - 'hoic" between herman
duu 'lhii5 at center. captain Iiu,lI
Will hc at fan back Tor IN. nrSt
I'm" 'H "a '''ii" Shin".
About |u.u"u p""pl" Viii Sc. ia.
game. last hl".k ~ 5.uuu Tickets.
h"lI n a r'>"rN" 10y 'rc Harvard
athletic authorities. wen, ON sal. to.
dat ~ Downtown stores hud inlrd
'"E"r purchasers. WHO stood iu lin.
tor som" time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
CADETS MEET VIRGINIA
WITH EDGE |NlWE|GHT
First Engagement of States
Major t.lcvcns in Char
louisville To-Day.

with clear weather fnrv,as1. every
thing Is In readiness r,r tn" nrS,
clash OF major stat" .l"vrrS this ait
eruo"n at Charl"tt"svili"., where tn.
Flying Squadron from viz mia Mill
tary Institute viii mix on ,I.amhc,h
Field with III" urang" and Blu. of
NiiS!nia.
special train carryiug.rhe ;ich-
mond contingent I" TIA" gum. viii
l,dN" Main street station at ig o'clock
aud wiIl H." parked at IN" University
station from whcr. In" r,furu urn
is scheduled to start at n o'clock
this afternoon. lunh willjh. served
GA both s'"%"s of ih,, juuutihy "a com
miii"" from Ia" W"m-n'S 'ENchaug..
IN" cadets are -"J.,rt"d from Lex
lnSi"u I" hc ia tip-th3 c.,isiitinu for
m gam. The last engagement
found IA" cadets stacked tG, against
a t!,ht team and M. injusi"s w.r.
received. Virginia. ON uh- uil,rr hand
Was used roughly in tin princeton
ana iii"Ain"rtd rnm'S and has an
n"Hn""d that several men az. ,u tn
casualty list ana Viii not H." avail
Hhl" Tor tn gam" today
Motorists who ar" ,ningftn char
i"ti"sN!ll" ar" advised bN th- stat.
HIGHWAY department. 1" t.,k" TIM.
River Road r"Ut" through G"".hlnud
lIad"us store, IInI"uy-ll". sharon
lIil'. /i"u. ii"NdS Tav,rm nnd ks
wick Ih' road - i'a,"rI,,i ia hr
VT In rla"'s aud '"un " hn. rough
I'm" last S'ap"s cot tho ';r.p is over un
nr,"v,d highwuy. uu, 81 ut.. hes, in
ia" stat III" dt>tau,, hy aiitoiu,-
NIL" Is si@htN-uiw mtt.>
IN" cadets, ac,"iur,uil.d nv ,h..
Cadet ha'tali"n. VIII reach CHAR
i"'i's VII" tins muruiu. me cadets
outweigh Nirgini. hy SiNirouudS per
man.
ia vir#inia'~ Iin.-up ,n.rr may H..
- N"r'' changes from ia" eleven men
wh" started FORMER contests ,'iorl.
f"u"ick. tackle. wh" has a,.-n dnin,
' hrii'ta'S dr"p-ki,ku has hr"n II,
ia" hospital several days ANA either
Jh'h RYAN 81 Jim Winston viii prob
AMY Il" started in his place I,riirioi,
Will nor" than liil-ly start the rar..
~ 'amrh"ll's place "u right end
h"WlN Is almost sur" 10 lead of n,
center
Whi" tn" coachcs na,y. been w.h.
inE S'r"ral shifts TIA IN. back nn,d
this week it is prnhahI" tina, Eos,or
'"rl"m"n. Arnold aui wilson wuI
10" IN" quartet To start behind IN.
lin"
Officials FOR IA. gam" arc Mc,;nun
OF Mech r1m. referee. C"sCuvc. Mich
.thn. umuir". and o'i<""snn. Iohi.h.
head lin"Sman
An interesting sid" attraction =,
wa" gam" viii t.. the FIRST ribli,.
Arr""rhn"e "f tn" fam "f Virginia.s
r''"rd- breaking mile relay team
which Will rae" hve picked men frnr,
II" hrst year track squad between
IN" hhlN"S. Campbell. who is rIav
NIX emu on m" varsity, was mem
=" n" cam that annexed tn"
South Atlantic championshin nm, ~
plac" VIII be taken hv Ecd Ir,ir
anchor man uf tho freshman -el.v
tcHh last r"ar. Ben Baker. Capt,in
OF track. Eohannan, and Talboti. ar.
Ia" other team members
'aStl"man. Chiun. pulaney. McEl
roy ana Moun'cnstlc will probably
run for ~" freshmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
T. ALLACDET Is FAST:
JACKETS ARE READY
{ Special to Thc rin.s-I,isr,,o,

IS2"rial To The Times Disr,,ch
ASHLAND. OCT. - When Ran
H"Iph Macon lines up araIns, ,;uI-
l"nd"t "n Island Iank tuIn"rrnv .b.
VIZ h' facing AN "prun"ut than is
calculated :" xiv" h.r a hard u,.n.
ne 700 "HIl team representing. ,.,l-
.''"""' "ii"G" THIS Weir has :, t,.,yf.r
''' "h'' " faster back n.la than IL
""S hhd ia several years nr.yi,i,.
anu "n tn" who'll" * Iik,Iy tn u.,It,.
'''ihl" tor any ""lI,u. team In ,If.
','''" ~ mas a wid'' reputation Tor
ARRIVING - i"r@" assortment of fan,
Go ana Tor many years tn"
nEh'lhI ana aerr"SSiv" spirit .f m,
'''''n""' lads has brought ,h.u,
""'h admiration. Whether ,h,.y
WIN "r lose. TIA" team alv,,x al,
Tracts iars" numbers ia Wnshiu,t.,,
IN SPIT" "i TIA" fact that ,;,II,p,l.,
Is hind"r"i In "a football way hv i,s
SIZE "ni rather small number of ,I,y-
I" ara" from. Yet 1t always nut,
q" strong team "u thu field
Ia Captain La Fountain ,;,ll,,,,,..,
mas "h "hd "f unusual ability SOM,
: another PLAYER wh" hrnu,h, ~.
,"ry t" hiS team by his l!nrnn,,.
"'"k"n h"'d running. With TIA. .>
,'P''"h "i Clark. I.nrnrco aud L.,
l'"h' me Team Is made up of Vol.
Grams This year
IN Teddy Hughes. their miavo
.'a'h' ihii"ud"i has onr Of thc h,.,
,""'""i! coaches IN IN" Distrlct or
Columbia VI
IN" Jackets ar. also h.i,r ,.,i
tr""m"d for III" oncourt., wi,h
H"ttS' and thor team will co on IN.
"''" saturday with the same evb,
ing Splri that has ALWAYS rb,r,.
''''"'' IN" teams of RandnInb Al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
" HlTE PUTS MARKS
DOWN IN SECOND

NEW YORK. oct 20-chsrli.
Mh!t;, OF chicago. lightweight cham
I,phship asplrani. Knocked out sid
MARKS, Of canada, in The second
round OF 'h"ir scheduled twelve
r.EnH h"N' ~ The Madison Squarr
''"r'i"n tonight
IN" Veteran Windy city boy was
i"r 20" clever for tn" Canadian. YIN.
h"n! victories over Bobby RSN.rrii ANA
WhTr leaders in the lightweight
u" "nd "amc quickly after tho
d'htut coy ~" second round when
l'''l" I'i'd"h terrific LETT % Sid'S
W. MhiHs relied over aud over on
'h" canvas several times and va.
counted out. IN" round lasting only
hftN- ufur seconds ''
me ilt>' round was even Sid sb.\,-
INK I" especially good ADVANTAGE. -,
Cos" rams" lu This stauaa holm
h%N> GOT h"m" some damaging ho,ly
whites w-tGh, Was announced =,
IN ami MARKS Ht 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
PLAY SOCCER CANE
AT BYRD PARK TODAY

Richmond Soccer League w!ll have
another fryou, game th!s afternoon
- oCi0rH ~ Byrd ParH
WIN the rrst OF Tho Inter City
L"arU" games only two weeks ahead.
tue sronE teams have been formed
20 EAVe =. hard a workou, as pos
siti" AMI good fast game Is CT
p.rtoi
Tia following teams have boon
chosen.
h.Hcs Fowl"r, goal: Hamilton
ana Livingstone. backs. Bpl,wood,
Brown and Madison. hal: backs: wal.
ton. Bristol. psinlmcr. lIlrk!ns and
Mathews forwards
Stripes :. James. goal. Young and
H'Wl''n. backs, Ford, Mackay and
Hay hsif backs summers 4 Gruady.
X G"'la Cameron ana Lavender. for
wards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
lntcrscctional Program IIeavi.
cs, Yet Arranged by
Dixie Elcycus.
IHy Associated Press !

tn" honor az southern football is
at siak. today In tn. greatest inter
sectional program that pihi. teams
have ever staged in ON" lay Sin
"f Nor major f"",hall teams VIII
meet powerful elev"nS from Other
parts az tho country.
Th" invasion az foreign n.ldS vii
10" led Icy tn" stalwart centre COL
"n"ls playing Harvard at Cambridge.
TN. others are Georgia Tech v
Navy. AZ Annapolis: Vanderbilt "
Texas University. ut pnlIas Wash
ine'"n and Lee ~. West Virginia. q,
tharl"s'"n; Maryland VS. Princeton.
AT Princeton. and Gc"rr.,own lni-
v"rsity vs.. Fordham. a, Now York.
Football fans turn - these con.
tests. hut there is at loas, quar
t"i OF other matches that promise
brilliant games.
Alahaun will b" In Birminuham
80 tax" r"V"ur" from S.Nan.. for
TIA" Tigers i0-t"-0 victory of last
year: virginia and Virginia Military
ius,i;nt" meet at tharlnit".vill. u
ih"ir annual match. which went -
TIA" university. To A. last y.al.
t'"rGi powerful eleven vii plav
T"nn"Ss'" university at Athens. with
Odds "u ~" crackers. ana Nfrr!ut,
l"lNtr'hric institute" goes To- payfd-
son. :" meet TIA" Wild CaiS. who
HAY" never lost u football game n,,
i""ir h"m" n"!d. nnh who's" goa hn.
not been crossed at h"m" Ina nN.
YEARS Th" Georgia T"uu"s,"" and
H. \ ts..H q
marked Icy ia" meeting nf teams
which hay" not Yet lost L. 4, south
I'm "rp"u"ui, aud S"wan". viii 20
int" its gam" with a similar r..ur,l
MI AVE oi tn" Southern teams iny-ld-
NIX foreign fields hay" gou" uursat-
81 Ia all ~ their home games This
season. and Maryland is tn" only ou"
;hat has teen defeated at a." this
year.
|, Will l." tn" "rubhor' game m
IL" centre" Harvard Contest fui tn
N"n,ucky 'oloncls wcr" SVEN, under
n T." - 10y the superior Crimson re-.
serves tw" years ago. but won. :.
t" -. last y"ar in "a brilliant "uutcs,
IN" Annapolis gam" viii nr
Georgia Techs debut against ,n-
hard hitting Navy eleven. luit sun
p"rt"rS ~ the yellow LacNctS SAY
their team. who's" carly season
scores have been low has been
pointing for tn" Middi"s Th- .uu-
test. too, should civ" an Indication
OF whether Coach " A. Al"Aan,!-r
can Keep M IN" great machine. tha'
I"hn W Iirismau put together. fur
Jew "t IN" stars uf HciSman's dan
now survive. Alexander, AN Alumni.
OF Tech, learned tn" gam, from
ii"isman aud later Was an assist
IN, coach under him at T.ch.
WASHINGTON aud I.c" lost. y To g;
.ast season 20 West Nirgiuia, and
;his year faces a West NIrcini, team
hat ON las, Saturday. defeated tn.
powerful Pittsburgh University ma
chine FOR the first time IN twenty
Gears.
Vanderbilt stock. which took a de-
tld"d rise las, year. went above pa,
.'>t Saturday in the nutnIur-tn-
h"thtnr contest with Michigan. nud
N" tnmm"d"r" followers az. conf
Dent OF another triumph over tho
Texas Long Horns. despite The Grip
pied condition of the team.
Georgetown rolled up a alto;
victory over Fordham last season
and is expected 10 repeat. whil.
Maryland's defense that held Penn
syIrania to two touchduwns a week
ago, gives promise OF making TN.
frinccton Maryland match Interest,
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
MOSS MADE CHAIRMAN
OF CHURCH HILL CLUB
New Board of Directors Hold
Organization Meeting "A,
Alurphy's.

"htrlo, " MOSS wAS nl.ri.d man.
man .' m. b,,rd az EH..,.,.
the church nm Athl.tIr A,..,,...
t!Dn laSt night at tn. Hrs, mar.
Ing ~ tho new uric.r. and govern
ing body ~ tn" East End urraufz,
zion. The meeting wns h,lI il, J,y-
phys Hotel
br. william II Parker. husIr.ss
manager Of TIA. association mad.
q financial rcpur, which sh0wcd tn.
organization to he nouri.hinp H..
outlined tho work accumulated in
tn" pas, year. and CAV. = program
Of vhn, n" hop.d 20 500 done H., "a.