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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-23

People, who are absolutely satisfied
do not always die that way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-23

Published Every Saturday by John Mitchell, Jr.,
at 81 North Fourth Street. Richmond, Va.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28

ALL CITIZENS AND INTERESTS IN ROCK
ISLAND ARE EAGER TO HAVE YOU COME
AND ARE UNITING TO EXTEND YOU THE
GRANDEST WELCOME YOU HAVE EVER
RECEIVED. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY,
NEIGHBORS AND EVERYBODY YOU KNOW,
REMEMBER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
INDIANS TO HAVE GOOD
BACK FIELD THIS YEAR
Line Weakened by Absence
of HARDWOOD and Full
Ter, Ends.

II is hard to say just what show
ing William and Mary viii make
against Penn state on September 80.
Tho Indians have by no means found
themselves. The change OF system
which the arrival OF the new coach
mas brought mas contributed to 4
certain unsettled condition. Thcis
is little likelihood Of rehabilitation
before the middle OF the scason 7! 4,
Indians may surprise the rennsyl-
wanna staiwarts. because uncxpccte 1
breaks are the essence OF football.
~ the same time. nobody at WI
hamshurS is fooIing himself with
notions of victory. and everybody
on the insid" is apparently content
with the assurance that william
and Mary Will give good account
Of Itself
yesterday was marked by tho first
rear scr!ninaSe OF the season For
~" trst time, onloOkcrs could re,
some notion OF the offensive power
"t tn" team. The letter men who
nave returned seem 10 have rounded
out into good shape \ number OF
new men showed speed and plunEinc
power II was really n set-to be-
tween the crowd which Coach In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
SPIDERS CLOSE WEEK
OF STRENUOUS PRACTICE

short scrimmagc yesterday ar
tern"on At Stadium Field between
the spider letter men and fresh
man lineup. handled by Captain
Nav"rlN Jones. %. tn" vursity.
closed week OF unusually stror-
uous prnct!c. of the Red and Blue
squad. and only three more days In
tervene before the trip to EasTou,
IA. Tor first game OF the season
with Lafayette. Coach Dobson Will
devote the remaining time TO per-
tectinG tho varsity men and scrubs
In tho i've fundamental plays which
will he used against the strong
Eastern ,le~Ru
Tho cid m~a had I'M. trouble go
INK through tho rat" line for sub
stantial gain ana tho Dobson shift
plays Went OFF with a show Of mid
season form. Several Kicks from
placement We're executed by Ziegler
and Sncad during the few minutes
OF scrim mage. and numerous short
passes were well executed. few
trials, Towil % Fray and ZieEler to
FOWL working well against the arst
year team.
Much time was devoted to drilling
the new men IN playing individual
positions. the coach changing dif-
ferent men from one-hals or end to
another. and even from one lineup
to the other and giving close atten-
tion 10 promising freshmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
SPIDER ELEVEN MEETS
AFAYETTE SATURDAY
Game Will BE First Intcrscc-
tional Match of Sea-
son i'm East.
son i'm East

EASTON. PA, sept. 23-I.afayettc
College, las; year indicated on the
griG!ron and receivers Of the cham
pionship trophy Of the Veteran AIN
!cicH' Association OF Philadelphia.
VIII usn"r In the 1922 football sea
kon this Saturday with the University
OF Richmond here on March Field.
The University OF Richmond and
Lafayette have met many times on
the baseball diamond. but This viii
d" IN" frs; meeting on the football
h"ld Last spring Lafayette defeated
richmond in baseball by "a sensational
ninth! inning rally. In which La
ih!ctte scored nine runs. The foot
pal! gam" Saturday will be the frst
'niers"ctionai match ot the season in
n" Fast
dissatisfied with the development,
OF IN" forward lin" during the two
"cekS OF tho preliminary training
camp. Coach sutherland has shifted
men all around in AN effort 10 strike
winning combination for the game
WIN Richmond and that with the
University Of Pittsburgh the follow
ING saturday at Forbes Field
Leo Pr"udcrgnst, 1t freshman tackle
from kisk!. Is being TILED out a,
center; Ford. another freshman. who
entered as a !ullback. now - playing
tackle. Will" Bob Miit.ng-r, "a senior
and substitute tackle for ,wo sen
sons, is being tried out at guard
While the absence ot seasoned men
10 MI the three holes In the farnou,
IN" is worrying the coaches. /, IS a
ciHe!cnt problem with the backfeld.
the recent examination OF Joe Lee
hecka's ankles and the announcement
that nc would be In shape to pIay
again this fall has left DR.. Sutherland
with three star halCbachs TO nj The
two berths. For. in addition 10 Lee
hecka. Sutherland has Mike" Ga
zci!a and Bots" Runner. All three
are enHaSing IN merry battle and
The winners VIII not be known until
Saturday
Matt brennan. the ,ailest quarter
PACK Ia Eastern colleges. again viii!
riot tho team. Brcnnan's height
makes him an idea! man 20 follow
SutherlanG's style o! quarterback
play. At fuliback, Chickuoski. a sub
stitutc halfhack last season. il lead
!nS the other men by tcw strides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

Doubling doubles these trick {not
honor values; rebuilding mu!tiplics
them by four. Thirty trick points
constitute Il game. but all over thirty
are scored. Excess points on one
game can not be counted on next.
Partners winning two games com.
plctc rubber.
For winning IL tricks. or Little
Slam. there is a bonus Of 30 honor
points; for Grand Siam or 10 tricks
100 points.
DccIarcr also gets "A bonus OF 80
honor points If he makes a doubled
contract. plus bonus OF 80 points
for each trick taken above his con-
tract II dcclarcr rsdoubles. these
bonuses are 100 each
When opponents set the declarer
the opponents score 80 honor points
for each trick by which declarer falls
short of his contract: 100 for each
trick il bid has been doubled: 200 If
rcdoublcd
II declarer fulnlls his contract. he
scores for every trick he takes In
excess Of his bid; if he does not
make amount bid. he can score only
his honors as held. When contract IS
defeated. nothing is scored below the
line.
Penalty for a revoke by declarer
ponents score above the line When
opponents revoke. declarcr may take
hity honor points or two OF oppon-
entS tricks for first revoke each
additional revoke by opponents en-
titles declarcr 10 nifty honor points.
Dcciarer can use tricks taken on "A
revoke to make good his contract.
but cannot use them TO obtain adj
ditional bonus in his honor score by
reason of the bid having been
doubled or rcdoubled: nor can he
use them TO count Slam or Little
Slam not otherwise obtained. A re-
voking side can score only honors as
held
Winners Of two games in trick
point receive $50 points bonus in
honors.
Winning Rubbcr-At the end OF n
rubber, the complete score of each
side. iocluding the 80 won by one
set of partners for winning two
games, is totallcd and the side with
the greatest complete total of points
wins the rubber
Save this article. Further instruc-
tlons next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
DADDY POTTS RETURNS
TO CAMP OF GENERALS
Washington and Lee Men
Brighten Up, With Strong
Addition TO Team
Special to The Timcs-pispatc

LEXINGTON. Sept. 2a.-Th. some.
what downcast spirits -; the Wash
insion and Lee football fans were
considera bly, cnliven.d yesterday.
Win the arrival of r. e. Daddy.
Potts big tackle on the Generals
l".l varsity and choice hv several
TOT Al South Atlantic.
with Potts again In uniform. the
Eenerais VIII have a strong man
around. which To build up their de-
f"nse In spite of the fact that two
guards and SubCcutcr are hack To
MI places in the line. the loss Of
captain Moore and Daddy Potis
would have left w. & l.. in "A bad
way IS II is now. though one whole
SHE or the line from last wear is
missing. Lindsay Moore having com
picted his four years OF football. and
Doc Rangely not having returned To-
the university This leaves Wagner,
OF Ciiadels 1920 team. and TEX TIL
son. OF last years freshman. who are
considered as best bets for the other
tackle position. Nogel and Walters.
"i last years eleven. are I'm uniform
and working in the guard positions
while Terry. substitute from last
year, IS at center All Of these men
are being pushed for their places D.,
a number Of other men from las,
years scrubs and freshmen: Beard
and Hawkins: centers: d. Bemis.
.\sbury and Rhodes. guards, and
Gordon and Taylor, tackles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
MARYLAND PREPARING
FOR RICHMOND GAME
Curlcy Byrd's Charges Play
Spiders Here on Oc-
tobcr 7.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
COLLEGE PARK. MD. Sept ga
University OF Maryland's football
team. which viii play the Un!ver-
sity Of Richmond in the Virginia
capital on october I. is fast round
Ing into shape. When the squad
left the field this evening the can
didatcs for the eleven had pu, in
twelve days OF practice. In more
than half Of which they had toiied
10th morning and afternoon
while "Untz" Brewer. the re-
nowncd puntcr and drop-kioker:
raganucci. Gilbert. Anderson and
Passing, backs. and Clark and Gun
dry. llnemcn. all nrst-string men last
season. have been lost. tn. outlook
Is for better team than the sue
c"ssful one developed in 1921. Brew
cr's shoes VIII not be filled but tho
and Senior. quarter backs. McQuade
and iicinc, fun backs. and Beslcy.
halt back. Groves and Sender are
playing ;hei- fourth year on the
team McQuadc his second and Helm
ana BesIey their first. He!ne was
the star OF last years freshman
eleven. and Bcsley. although Sc
nior. never came out for football!
until this year. bu, he promises TO
hc ar ailround asset
Captain Nisbct and Burger.
tackles, Bailey. center: Moore
Latham and Mac Brewer guards. and
Branncr, Young and Pollock. ends
are the veteran nuclcus for tho line.
II is from among these nine that
the seven forwards for the opcn!n,
game az the campaign likely will
DC picked Among the other leading
candidates FOR the line are Lucknv
Bromiey and Hough. who play either
guard or tackle. and Bartlett and
Dorset ccnters HOuGh. from las,
years freshmen, Is especially prom
isiHf.
In addition TO the back field men
mentioned as probable punters
there is Pugh. the star Of Tn. ball
carriers Puch can do everything
nut punt. Boslcy, PEBBLES, Little
smith and Lewis are other backs
who are lighting for places Bosiey
is the only veteran OF IN. quartet
Coach IL. &. Byrd intends to carry
about thirty-hvc men on each tho
varsity and freshman squads. this
season being the frs, tina, MARYLAND
has operated under the one year rule.
Roy Mackert former Maryland star
faii back. Is handling the freshmen,
and Gerry Epp!ey. one OF the best
ends ever developed here. VII! aid
Byrd with the varsity. Eppiey
comes from Virginia Poly. where he
has had charge OF vocational train
ing work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
ENGLISH WILL COACH
L. S. GIRLS IN HOCKEY
LIZ Associated rr.sS

LONDON. Sept, England has
lost many athletic honors To America
recently. but SIN maintains marked
supremacy at women's hockey. The
American girls team which visited
England last year made a very poor
showing. not being Victorious in a
single contest. The English wo-
men. however, have shown them
selves willing To help build up the
game in America. and I'VE experts
representing the All England Wo-
meCs Hockey Association. sailed for
the United States last week at the
invitation OF the United States Field
Hockey Association TO coach Ameri.
can girls in the game for a period OF
TWO months. Each English expert
Will have circuit covering "a mum
Der OF schools and colleges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
w SEASON OPENS WITH BEST FROSPECTS Nv HISTORY

gram has been training and tho more
recently arrived dggrcgation. which
has been under the direction OF
Physical Director Driver II was
made clear that the Indians will
have a good back Held. but the alb
Sencc of Captain HARDWOOD N end.
and OF Fuller. another end. from
whom great dca! was expected. Il
not to be discounted.
Coach Ingram is not ye; ready to
make an announcement with respect
TO the lineup in the game OF next
saturday. He states that he has no,
definitely made up his mind. and will
haN" to wait FOR developments next
week in order To come TO a decision
The william and Mary squad viii
leave Williamsburg on Thursday,
numbcrinS twenty-five or twenty
three men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
|A Easy Lessons
EslSR\>Y Auction Bridge
II &%&SsAsS%A w. aht ioyt IT,
copyrlahr 1917 by Hoyi.. Jr.

ner. Ills partner Is dummy Pay.
or at left OF dcciarer leads amy card:
then dummy lays down his cards
my thereafter must no; touch his
cards. Their play is left entirely 20
declarer. Each player must follow
sui. led. II he can. otherwise trump
or discard as he likes Cards rank
from ace down TO deuce. and trumps
always win. When there Is "a trump.
highest card of highest trump. II
trumps ne played on trick. wins trick
in III trump, highest card Of suit led
wins. Winner leads for next trick
Dcclarcr leads from dummy hama
when tricks are taken by card from
That hand. First six tricks taken by
dcClarcr are his book" All over the
book count toward game. /! dcclarcr
has bid three. he must win three
tricks over his book, or nine tricks
Scoring-Only the d.clarcls side
can score towards game. and the
game score is the only score that
goes below the horizontal lin. ON the
score card.
IicIow the Line Dr-Inrcr Scores
for each trick over his book
hho,c the Iinc-Drnicrs or
Opponents Score
for "Honors' as held by ;hcIn when
cards are dealt. The houOrs arc the
=. Is. q, j ana Ten Of a trump suit:
or the four Aces when there is no
trump.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
GRID PROGRAM CALLS
FOR INTERSECTTONAL
GAMES OF IMPORTANCE.
Jackie Deserts Women
and Now Plays at Golf
lBY United NAVEL

CHICAGO. Sept. 23--Jackie
Coosan. celebrated Juvenile. is of
me Wild women" and is taking up
golf.
rms was impaired b. Mrs. Jack
Coosan. tackles mother. who was
mere ednesday. She said Jackie
had spent most OF the summer on
'ht INKS near the new Cooga.
'nan'ion. in Los Angeles.
res on the girls-thats the
way ne puts H." MrY. CooEan said.
rms golf playing and new irish
tefricr his father has bought him.
JUST take up all his spare time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
:. &. Freshmen pIny \. G.

COLUMBIA, :. C.. Sept. 23-Thc
University OF South Carolina fresh
} football team will play the North
r"lina University freshmen here on
november ), 1t was announced toda y
y Graduate Manager Brockiugton
The freshmen VIII play Furman a,
tock Hin on November IS instead OF
t Grccnv:llc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
PITTSBURGH TO PLAY
LELAND STANFORD II.
he Assoc,ntcd press.l

PITTSBURGH. PA, Sept. 23.--Ath-
letic officials OF the University Of
pittsburgh announced tonight they
had accepted an invitation from Lee
land Stanford University for foot
BAH game al PalO Alto. Gal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Mchlr,orn wins COR TIL,

WICHITA. Kaus., Sept. 23.-Wil-
Ham Mehlhorn. OF Shreveport, La,
Won the mid continental open golf
tournament here today with 2TS
strokes. William Crcavey, OF Kansas
City, was second With 2S2. and Jack
Hutchinson, of Chicago. third. with
gS6
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-12
NOTES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Dyed lace ~ used for evening frocks.
II Is dyed green. red, blue or any other
color that is desired. and Il Is made
up over tulle or crere.
Some OF the frocks made OF heavy
cloth are belted with narrow cloth
glrdlea, which are tied and hang In
long-tesseled ends below the hem OF
the skirt.
Fur hens are part OF some Of the
new suits II there Is a hem OF fur
there Is. OF course. a collar Of fur to
the jacket. aud usually there are deep
cuffs Of fur
Hatplns have decidedly decora-
tive place ON many OF the new hats.
They are made Of Jet. pearl, Jade and
other c0lored stones
The girl OF fourteen finds the low
walstline favored In her frocks. and
many little coat dresses that are prac-
tically repllcas OF those approved for
women are worn by these young girls
A black evening frock has novel
train consisting OF a panel attached
az the shoulders. split into two parts
each ending IN a long point finished
with JET tassel on the floor. and
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-12

?. bringing the fullness OF the tucks
straight down In the front. Pin the
pattern TO the goods and cut out the
front.
II you want to add a wide tuck TO
the front. mark on the pattern where
you want the tuck to come. marking
all the way from the top to the bot
tom OF the pattern. Take another
piece OF paper and lay "a tuck Just
this width. Place the pattern ON II.
bringing the marks on the pattern d.
rectly over the tuck In the paper and
mark around the outside o. the pat
tern. II win give YOU pattern with
the tuck allowed.
It's an easy matter TO add insertion
In any fancy design, II you mark the
design on the pattern first. Mark ex.
actly where the Insertion will 90 on
the pattern. See Fig. B. Mark two
lines the width OF the insertion apart.
You can put II ON In squares. owls,
circles. bow-knots. After you have
your design carefully marked on the
pattern, lay the pattern ON the goods
and trace over the marks with a trac-
Ing wheel.
Lay the Insertion on the right side
OF the goods along the marks and
haste II In place. From the right side
OF the goods, stitch either side OF the
Insertion. Then, ON the wrong side
OF the goods, split the goods centerway
OF the lace. See Fig. Z. Cut OF the
raw edges, leaving only enough TO turn
narrow hem on either side. Roll the
raw edges and hand fell them IN place
or machine stitch them a second time.
See Fig. O.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-12

AZ least four times as long as we usu'
ally do, we would ind that we would
be satisfied with much less food nave
less stomach trouble and live more
useful and efficient lives.
In almost every part Of the united
States there are apples 10 be tounu'
Where there are no orchards, there
are apples to be procured from the
markets AS they are the most whole
some OF fruits they should be served
In a variety OF ways. so that they new
or become monotonous.
For an entree TO serve with the
main dish at dinner there Is no sweet
moro attractive than baked apple
slices. Core the apples before peel
ing; peel. then cut in slices one-half
Inch thick and place in q well-grensed
baking dish, giving each slice plenty
Of room so that they may be removed
after baking without breaking.
Sprinkle with sugar. bit Of butter
and a thick grating of nutmeg. Bake
and haste with bit OF hot water to
start with, then with the Juice OF the
apple. When tender serve one slice
with the meat or as separate dish.
Apple Pie a Ia Mode.--6ake an apple
pie as usual, and serve with cara
mel ice cream. a spoonful on top Of
ench piece when serving. To prepare
the caramel. brown cupfui OF sugar
In smooth omelet pan. add hot milk.
and when melted add enough cream TO
make II as rich as one likes, sprink-
ling OF salt. and sugar to sweeten.
Browning the sugar takes AWAY Its
sweetness.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-12
CIRCUS DREAM

II have hole in my toe" said the
arst slipper.
$50 have l." said the second slip
per.
SHOWS we're well enough to be
out" said the first slipper.
THAT Is what II shows" said the
second slipper.
"we belong to. Sookie," said the
trst slipper
I'VE do" said the second slipper
"And she loves us even II we are
wearing out. She has u better pair Of
slippers. but she loves us best" the
first slipper said.
"We're going TO be mended later
'n." the second slipper added.
by the way" said the first slipper.
I shouldn't have said that the holes
showed we were well enough to be
,ut. l should have said that when
Sookie wears us the people say.
swell. soolie. 30 your toes are well
enough to be ont For the toes show
right through u.s."
That's what they do" said the sec
ond slipper.
1--WE have shown the toes were well,
though Soolkie has been sick, hasn't
shef" asked the first slipper.
"Yes." said the second slipper.
You know we're by hospital bed.
That Is why Sookie loves us 80. I be-
lleve, and why we aren't to be mended
until after Sookie leaves the hospital.
For she says she loves to hear
that her toes are well enough to be
cut when she is sitting 10 her chair.
and she hopes she. herself. win be
well SOON"
The slippers were quiet then and
after time along came the Dream
land King and sat upon the end Of
Sookie's bed.
"You couldn't come to me and so I
came to you" said the Dreamland
King.
II know that all of you children
have been dreaming OF the circus
which has come to this big town now.
"You are wondering how you Will
be able to get there because you know
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-12
IN KIDDIES' Wear
Velvet Is Used Widely In Frocks
for the Children.
Juvenile Styles Are Exact Rsplleas Of
Types for orownups--poli
Clothes 20 Match.

In the wide use Of veIvet for chill
drens afternoon frocks, is again EN-
phasized the fact that Juvenile styles
are exact repIlcas OF the types for
grownups. The velvet offered this sea
son Is 10 soft In texture that II falls
In readily with slight bits OF extra
Etiifening to the boufrant types hither-
10 associated with taffeta. A cherry
colored dance dress with n simple
neck line shows velvet roses OF the
same material as its only trimming.
Novel accessory notes were intro
duced In the costume OF a young
schoolgirl. seen recently. A little
tam Of velours was drawn into band
Of Scotch plaid. A silk medallion
showing a thistle was placed Mt the
side, through which wns thrust n
smart little fenther at a jaunty angle.
The youngster carried waterproof
schoolbag OF matching Scotch plaid.
The oriental influence that has
found its way into the designs for the
grownups does not belong entirely 10
them. Among the new baby sacques
Is model In corduroy. to be had In
pink. blue or white with shell stitch
edge finished 20 accentuate the pagoda-
shaped sides under the little butter
dy sleeves.
Children's coats for sports and
school wear are fashioned from OK
ford cloth. chinchiIla and beaver
which give warmth without much
weight. Heavy fabrics with rough
finishes or with colorful effects In dark.
toned oyerplalds are well liked. Ores
~ effects In coats feature broadcloth
aud velours. while the increasing popu-
larity OF velvet for children as well
AZ grownups Is emphasized In party
coat models. Some are fur trimmed,
others plain and for the ''littlest" girl.
there Is a cunning coat In black vel
-et with little cape swung across
the back.
Nothing viii do but that dolly must