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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
ALL VETERAN PLAYERS
ON MARYLAND ELEVEN
Team Which Opens Rich
mond Football Season Sat
urday Well Balanced.
| Speclal % ''he TImes DlspntcM. ]

COLLEGE IAKk. MD. sept. no.
University Of Maryland VII! pat q
strong. well balanced and fairly
heavy eleven on the nc!d when II,
tackles the Iinivcrsiiy OF Richmond
gridirOncrs IN the Virginia capital
saturday. There VIII be real strength
In every department.. the only phase
ia which the team viii be lacking 10
any extent being in "A consistent drop
kick'r. In All other angles the squad
is well fortified.
While the team will not be bulI,Y
ana VIII contain caly ono player vino
goes beyond the 200 mark. Andy
NlSbct captain ana right tackle. IN"
majority OF tho players Maryland wlll
present arc Of Ideal football build anu
weigh. ranging from no 70 1870
pounds. Il wi!! be ii speedy comb!ua-
ton ia it, entirety.
Every position VIII be filled b.
varsity men Of last year. the ma
Jor!ty OF the men who viii be sen,
into tn" fray having had more than
'"o years experience an nrst-str!ne
Players. ANA a number playing their
last season Of football. In fact. the
team promises to he about tho hcst
conbinatiou that Maryland has turn
ed out In years.
While Maryland lost Unit" Brewer.
one OF tho greatest drop -kiciers and
pHntcrs In tho country from tho team
ot le2l, the squad ns Il whole H. NOR.
iormidhbl" than II WAS "a year ago,
many clover players coming up from
tho freshmen team OF last Hcasou.
iirc "cr's shoes AZ "a drop kiCl;cr VIII
no, bc nl!cd. This has been mad.
evident bat IN Jack McQuade. husky.
FUN back, ana George iiolu.. OF tho
1921 freshmen ou1a,, Maryland has
two men who can take care OF tho
punt!ns In good shape
Maryland also has two al,.-nnt.
%.c'ers Ia Johnny Groves ana Eddie
Semlcr veteran quarter backs. who
VII! divide the Job OF runuin; the
team. Both are ruutors Of ahovo tho
average and worthy OF taking over
tho task II McQuah" or lieinc should
be pui out OF commission. In fact.
~ rs IN reserve strength that Mary
.and LOOMS strong this season as com
pared 10 las, when Injuries TO "a mum.
her OF her regulars worked havoc
with the team.
When Maryland takes the field sat
urthr against Coach Dubson's charges
u "il! have had four weeks o, prep-
Hiation and the benefit OF ono contest.
mat played today with tho Third
Army Corps team. In Baltimore. Tn
."ss some OF the players are injured
during the coming week. MARYLAND
VIII lave her full strength ayaHabl..
Tor the game IN tho capital OF the
Ola Dominion. the first prldiron con-
test ever staged with the University.
Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

ana the theory that tho longest
drivers had the ADVANTAGE. They con
slider the objective gained when a
long drive is made. Tho Americans
drive well. but after the drive they
nave tutorcd themselves to us. as
rev strokes "a possible. They have
perfected tho running approach and
the chip shot. They have so practical
putting that they mako long puts rs
frequently as they miss them.
All THIS Is pointed out by n Brit.
ish expert, VINO refers TO James
braids nature to qualify ut Sand
wich because he needed six shots IA
hole out at the sixteenth from 100
yards. lie took two to reach tho
green and then needed four shots TO
ncE0tiatc q Tow Narhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
ny Cnptain Ernnk Winch.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
n. C.. STATE WINS, 20-2.
OVER RANDOLPH-MACON

Special to The Times Dispatch.
RAi.ElGii ~ c.. Sept. 3O,--Getting
away well after q first quarter that
looked discouraging. North Carolina
state this afternoon scored n touch
down III each 81 the last three quar-.
ters and defeated Randolph Macon
20 20 =.
Jcannette, States speedy half-back.
was easily the outstanding star Of
the game ana brought the stands to
thoiT feet time and again as he
clipped off fifteen or twenty yards
around the ends.
The state line proved exceptionally
strong and frequently threw Ran
doiph Macon for losses. The visitors
runtcd consistently. They did not
make first down. Their lone score
came in the fourth quarter. when
state fumbled ana recovered behind
their goal line. giving Randolph-
Macon safety. Lineup:
y. c. state. Position. Ran Macon
Lasatcr. left end joyce
Bostian.... left tackle SmoOt ,C)
Cox.......... left guard ..... Hcvan
Nansant. center Hughes
Baker. ..... right guard Arthur
Floyd CO.. right tackle .Bridg"fort
Holland. $500. right oId ....... Rel
Randolph. quarter back =. RidIick
Jeanette. left half back ..IIardison
Park 80. right half back 80. RaSn
Long. ....... full back Bauscrnan
Score by periods:
y. G.. state 0 60 30
Randolph- Macon ..O o . .
" G. state: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Long t2). Try for pOint-Randolph
90. Randolph-M Macon: Safcty--LonE.
Reforce-ilendcrson tOhio) Wesley
an. umpirc-McD oueaI On. C. Stato).
Head lincsman--Doak (Guilford).
Time of periods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
CHARLES -. STINGs,
HUM yIDtpr Cur 70

Mr. Charles y. Hastings was born
Ia 1858 mt IiillsdaIe, Mich. When he
was } years old his parents moved
TO Detroit while still a high schc oil
student he worked in the circulation
office Of the Daily POST. no was paid
800 n week. In addition. no was
getting UP AZ a VI. TO carry papers
bcfcE" starting off for school After
receiving his high school diploma he
remained in the newspaper Offices
for n while, later bccc ming a sales
man Of hardware. After some years
he took n position with a firm OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Striking Caddics Put
Pickcts Around Links

CUMBERLAND. MD sept so
The cadd!cs at tho Cumberland
Country Club struck for higher
pay, but their grievance wa.
probably settled once and for nil
when thoy We're told by the OIL
Gals ~ the club TO return TO
thc.r homes and not enter the
club grounds again The boys.
who had been receiving 30 cents
for a round of nine holes, posted
notices on the grounds that their
fees would be raised 10 so cents.
Some 81 tho more liberal .olters
had been paying 80 cents and as
cents 10 the alert caddlcs
The striking caddies say they
VIII establish a picket line a.,
ihndnorvill. md wili cndcavo-
10 persuade other caIi!os fran
Offering their .services unless ia,
fec IS raised 70 30 cents,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
w. 6 T.. Freshmen WIN.

EWlSBUliG. W. VA. Sept go
Washington and Lee freshmen In
their initial game won from Green
Drier, 20 to &. Grecnhriar recovered
n tumble on tho kickoff and made
a tonchdo wn in the first few minutes
of play. Tho hard smashing of tho
freshman backiicld was too much for
the cadets. Washington and Leo re-
sorted entirely to line bucks. Brudcr
Taylor. Blakciy, Dnvis and Fcntics
played well for the freshmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
MichncI Collins Liked Dogs.

BELFAST. Sept. 3o.--It is recorded
that in the midst OF all his prc-oc-
equations and anXiotics Of the rast
six years. the late Michael Collins
found time to keep up his ono great
interest outside the establishment Of
tho Irish nation.
This was tho breeding Of his be-
loved kerry Blues" II type OF dog
that has become very popular In the
past year or two Even when on the
run and later during his bitter fight
with De Valera. Collins is said to
have found time occasionally to at
tend 10 his hobby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
SAYS HUBBARD
WILL SET MARX

Ans AnhOR MICH, sept. 30
He Hart Hubbard VIII break tho
con- ercnc" broad jumping record ana
9"eht TO break tho world record be-
fore he graduates"
THIS Is the cpiuion % Steve Farrell
Veteran Michigan track coach. Fn--
fcil predicts Car! Johnsou's confer
."cH broad jump record of q fee, /
inch VIII fan before Hubbard MY,
spring Hubbard d!l - zee, : inches
a. the y. = I. meet at Newark rc.
Gently. defeating Gourdin. negro
"th'"i" of Harvard, world champion
broad jumper
hubbard negro from Cincinnati.
IS sophomore IN tho literary col
lcg..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
JOHNSTON Is UNAWARE
OF TRIP TO EUROPE
IL Assoelnted rross-l

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30.-Wii-
Ham NJ. Bill Johnston. tennis star.
back at his home here today from IN.
East. d!sc!aimcd knowledge of re-
ported plans for trip to Wimbledon.
England In 1924, with William T.
Tildeu. H.. the American champion.
I" invade European courts. lie OK
planned that two years is IA long
time to predict for"
Asked IL he would retire from tho
game, Johnston imiirnated the only
reason he would retire would be be-
cause OF old age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Alaskan ship lit. Iceberg. Reached.
IBy Associnted Press,l

10y .hSSpSltbeu fTtSSI
SEATTl.E. WAStL- Sept. Gothic
Alaska steamship COmpanys steamer
ketchikan. struck an Iceberg In ley
strait Alaska, At = o'clock this morn
Ing and was heached. None OF the
crew of thirty was Injured. accord
Ing to wireless adviCcS received here.
The ketchikcn WAS reported badly
damaged and leaking. The steamers
COrdOva and Juneau were ordered
from ketchikan to proceed immed-
lately to the trcishtcr's assistance.
Icy strait is between Cape Spencer
and Juneau in Southeastern Alaska.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
SIIELBURNE POLOISTS
TAKE WATERBURY, CUP
lev AasocIatea Press. !

WESTBURY. y. Y. Sept. 3O.-The
Shelburnc polo four. an American
quartet. won tho Monty Waterbury
Cup today by defeating Eastcott.
Anglo American team. goals to Z. in
n kecnly contested final round match
on the MeadowbrOCk Clubs interna-
tional course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Engineer. 10 Nee, In Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 30.--The 1928
convention of the American Society
OF civil Engineers will be held In
Norfolk. This information was cen
tanned in telegram received today
by Lieutenant Governor i. II. West
of Suffolk. from member of the
eNecutivev committee OF the engineer
organization In Chicago. Invitations
were extended by Norfolk and by At
lanta. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
RICHMOND GIANTS WIN

Tho EiChmond Giants defeated the
Royal stars In tho first game Of a
doub!o-h"adcr yesterday at Boulc-
ward Field b. the score OF to .. the
winning run coming in the ninth in
ming.
The second game was called q, the
"nd OF til" ninth Inning with tho
sror" standing, : to :
Tho Giants VIII close the season
Oh next Wednesday, after four
game Series with fillisdalc. of Phila-
dolphin. .hil games will u. played
1t boulevard Field starting at
o'clock. y doUbla-hcadcr viii be
played "Wednesday starting at 2
o'clock
Tn. qrar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

Instincts TO race and find birds opes
rate like machine and tho intelli.
Sence which was once his and ssrvod
TO guido his movements are now
asleep. and the dog races en- regard
less OF his handler and may be found
Il mile or more away on q stRnch
point. He Is not the tractabie. useful
dog he once vas, willing TO enjoy
the operation OF his bord dog in.
handlers pleasure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
MERRIAM TO JOIN
YALE TRACK STAFF
lNy Assoclatrd rressl

'I.I.I.NO AsI IE. md, Sept. go
Nc" Merriam track coach for Do
pau" University for the past two
years hnno unc"d today that no had
resigned to become IA member M
Yale tnivers!ty's track conchln.
stan. John Mack. who has been con-
hrct"d with tho Vale coaching stam
Tor The past eighteen years. vii! r.
tre' It was sad Merriam viii leay.
mere early next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Lack OF Chr. May Cause shutdown,

iooN''S TOWN. OHIO, Sept. 30
Independent steel companies OF IN.
youngstown district Will begin
next week on the same schedule OF
operations which prevailed this
week. but unless relief from car
shortage is obtained shutdowns Will
he neccssitatcd before tho end Of
next week. 1t was announced today
1T company offices. So far the ONLY
curta!lment due to car shortage IA
the closing of eight sheet mills
Which had no box cars TO ship I'm
ishcd products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Sign. Contract for Iiurbor work.

NORFOLK VA. Sept. 3O.-Contract
FOR the deepening of the Norfolk
channel, II work for which about
100000 was allocatcd by the chief
of engineers. has been signed by
Major ID. u. puilcn. district. enGi-
necr, and representatives of tho Fred
H. Jones Dredging Company, the low
est bidder for the job. The contrac-
tor has thirty days in which to com
moncc operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
lEy Assoclntod Pressl

LfNCiiHURG. VA. Sept. 3O--Boys
VINO play in juvenile ofotball leagues
!ostercd by the municipal DEPART
ment Of recreation. viii be required
TO stand physical examination hc-
core taxing part in match games.
rms examination VIII be given by
inc public welfare department with
out cost 20 the boys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Refusc. ncpnrotions po,,

FAIEIS, Sept S0.-SenatOr Charles
Jonnart has definitely refused the
appointment as French member OF
the reparations commission, offered
him by Premier Poincare. The post
at present ia held ~ Louis Dubois
and carries with IL tho presidency of
the commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
nInck,,nndcr. slny sImboIl.

BOSTON. sept. 30.-Thc body OF
Joseph Simholi who was recently
acquitted of murder charge In con
ncciion with tn" killing OF Michael
Scarpc nc. blackhand case. Was
found In East Boston early today.
Simboli had boon stabbed to death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
GIVES LIFE FOR HORSE
Aged Woman burned I'm Attempted
Rescue.
Try United Newsl

LANCASTER. PA, Sept. 3O.-Mrs
Henry Bushman. CT. burned TO death
rescuing horse from flaming
barn.
She led tho animal TO safety
through smoke and fire. But her own
clothing became ignited. and she
could not eXtinguish the flames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Services nj ST. Peters.

Ihe winter program of services
VIII begin today at ST. Peters Church.
Tonight at o'clock. Rev. r.. \.
Hrosnan. Of tho Sacred Heart Ca,he-
drai will preach tho sermon, and n
special musical program will he rem
d"red by the choir under the dir,c-
ton Of Mrs. L. j. Archar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Charlotte Negro Held In View Yor,,

THNIsLVTTE. Y. c.. Sept. 10
Adam Miller. negro. sought since
last December ON charges OF having
attacked white woman here, is ,ln-
der arrest in New York and his cx-
tradition VIII Ne asked to return
him. sheriff cochrano announced
here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

~. i!iI, Hardy. King. Home run
Mason. stolen base-Pettus Sacri-
fee hits Smith. Lee. Left on bases
Giants. 3: stars. i. Bases on balls
off Mcdonald, none; off Carbon. 6.
Struck oui-hy Mcdonald. :: by Gar
den. :. Time Of game rs. tmpircs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
RESULTS OF PREVIOUS WORLD SERIES

Year Winner
1881 Providence (N. ID, won s.
1885 Chicago On. ID. won :.
1856 81 Louis Ga. 40. won 10.
1857 Detroit IN. III, won 10.
ISSS New York IN. ID. won G.
1889 New York tN. ID, won 6.
1880 Brooklyn On. I'd. won 3
1S?l-laO2 No series
1903 ,Firs, since organization OF !
l;oston tA. ~, won :.
1901 No series
1905 New York 81. H.. won (.
1906 Chicago GA. ID. wen 4
1907 Chicago IN. Ia. won l.
1908 Chicago IN. LD. won g.
1909 Pittsburgh On. H.. won 4
1910 Philadelphia "a. ~. won t.
1911 Philadelphia a. Ia, won 1.
1912 Boston "a. ~. won 4
1913 Philadelphia "a. Id, won (.
l0li Iiost0n ~. 10, won I.
1915 Boston ~. Ia, won {.
1916 Boston "a. Id, won 4.
1917 Chicago "a. ID. won {
1918 Boston "a. Ia. won I
1919 Cincinnati On. la. won ..
1879 Cleveland Ga. ~. won D.
1921 New York IN. IL, won s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
stars.
.tted for Hobson in ninth.

Score by innings: Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-. - :" 'i"lh nucet.
- McND TRUST COMPANY. Rcai E,.
',n department. Sales. rentals and
ans seventh ana Ma!n Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To holders Of Victory Notes and Others

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To holders Of Victory Notes and Others
concerned
Notice Is hereby given as follows:
Call for partial redemption Of Az per
cent Victory Notes-An Al per cent Vic
tory Notes otherwise known as United
States OF America Gold Notes Of 1922
1923, which bear the distinguishing letters
A, Bi @. d, K or F. preixed to their serial
numbers, having been designated for the
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, are
called for redemption on December Is.
1922, pursuant to the provision for re-
demptfon contained In the notes and In
Treasury Department. circular Number
1873. dated April 21. 1919. under which
the notes were originally issued Interest
on all the AZ per cent Victory Notes thus
called FOR redemption will cease on said
redemptio date. December is. 1922
bearing the distinguishing letters G.. II,
I, j. K or L, pref1ed to their serial num-
bers are not in any manner affected by
this call for redemption. and will become
due and payable as to principal on May
20, 1923, according TO their terms.
Detailed information as 70 the pres
entation and surrender OF "A per cent
Victory Notes for redemp ton under this
call is given in Treasury Depar tmen'
Circular Number 299 dated July 20
1922, copies of which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department Division
OF Loans and Currency. Washing ton. D
c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. w MELLON.
Secretary Of the Treasury
July %. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
YuANClAL NOTBA

Investors OF moderate means continue
70 take Pennsylvania Railroad shares
freely, yesterdays total OF spproxima tely
900 shares on the local board being
made up largely OF undersixed lots.
The Federal Reserve Bank Of Philsdel-
phiA. including Wilmington. is loaning
S2h. .676 600 In the open market through
purchase Of bills acquired other than In
with 81 ,06l 900 . year ago.
The Pullman Company plans to In
crease It's sutomobile-body output. II
has been doing this type OF work for the
Packard Moter Company for some time
and Will establish a permanent depart
ment and seek orders from other auto
mobile manufacturers.
American Locomotive Company In Julh
received orders for le5 engines, OF whey
rs are for tho New York Central This
10 the largest months business In nearly
two years. with the exception OF April
The J. &. Brill Company has booked
orders for 100 cars for the city OF De
troit municipal railways and 100 for the
New Orleans Railways Company. The
plants are operating at 65 per cent ca
pAcity. With 200 workmen engaged ir
the various departments. against A.
per cent capacity two months ago
The American LumbermAn says: Buy
Ing Of lumber continues on . comparatively
brisk basis, and booking would bulk con
siderAbly larger II manufacturers hat
amplor stocks on hand and were NOR
willing 70 commit themselves to futur
delivery"
Control OF the stuz Motor Car Com
pany. which the Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York acquired . few day
since In purchase at public sale Of 1872 81.
shares OF stock which had been pledget
by Allan A. Ryan for loans, Is aunounce<
70 have passed to Charles NJ schwal
and 4. v. X. Thayer for themselves ant
The report Of the American Loco
motive Company covering the FIRST si
months Of this year showes q defci
after charges Of 5000. $50. which com
pares with . net profit In the CORE
O43. . decline OF - .S67 .s23 in earnings
Gross earnings for the period we're 81,
S9e .o34, the lowest Of any half-yeAr period
since the early part Of 1915
The value OF our total trade with JapaI
n the hscal year 1922 In Approximatel,
e55O. 900 900 against &l5O. .OOO. 900 in 1911 3
Merchandise from the United State
formed 36 per cent Of the total imports o
Japan In 1921 against on.y IL per cent ii
1918 and merchandise sent to the Unitet
States from that country formed 80 pc
cent Of her exports In 1921 agains
~ Der cent w 1913.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Locomotive Company. quar-
per cent on preferred payable septem-
Atlantic Refining Company. quarterly OF
per cent on common. payable Sep
Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad
COMPANY. quarterly OF per cent. pay
Es:tm.n Kodak COMPANY; quarterly Of
isie Royaic Copper Company, 2 Der
cent. payable August 81.
Lansion Monotype Machine Company,
quarterly OF ~, per cent. payable Au-
Mona tiquot Rubber Company. 500 per
cent In stock on common.
Mica Bennent Pond Company. quar-
terly OF :, per cent on preferred. payable
Northern. Texas Electric Company,
quarterly OF per cent on common and
semi,HnnuAl Of 3 per cent on preferred,
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norris
town Railroad Company. quarterly OF 3
Per cent. payable September 8.
ts s.r csns ~nsr:S SoH%pany HIs:, quarterly Of
Quaker Oats Company, quarterly Of 2 per
cent on common, payable October 10 and
~ . Per C cent on preferred. payable No.
Shell Union OIL Company initial OF rs
cents . share. payable September 80.
nsn 'sa FasHe Kssoas od'9Ss1 oomD.ny
semi-.Snual Of per per cent I % on preferred si
payable October 2
terly OF ! per cent on common and IL.
per cent on preferred. payable septem
W weieS S Grape Juice Company. ou.rser,,
Of IA per cent on preferred. payable
August 81.