davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-06-11
SEEK VlRGINlAN HERE.
Auto Death Charged to Colonial
Reach Hotel Man.

r. D. Rector. sheriff of Prince Will
liam county. Va. has asked the local
police to arrest Amin Fayed. said to
have resided near 7th and streets
southwest, this city. He is wanted IN
the Virginia county, they say, on a
charge Of murder.
Fayed proprietor of hotel at CO.
lonial Beach, was indicted as re-
suit of an investigation of the death
of Preston Calvert. youth. who is
alleged to have been killed on road
near Occoquan, Va. several weeks
ago by Fayed's automobile.
Bond for the defendant was given
at Manassas Thursday 1t is said that
his bondsman is now anxious to sur
render him. The police said they had
not found Fayed.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

honorary membership on the Secre-
tary during his visit at the Iowa
Agricultural School. Wilson Chapter
of this fraternity, located at Ames,
was named in honor of the former
Secretary of Agriculture, James Will
son. Sigma Delta Chi, national
honorary journalistic fraternity OF
which the Secretary is an honorary
member, win hold banquet during
commencement week in his honor.
Secretary Wallace will return to
Washington June IS or 10.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
COURT GRANTS DECREE.

Justice Bailey of the District Su
preme Court, has rendered an opin
ion holding Frank S. Wilcox en-
titled to an interlocutory decree an
nulling his marriage to Elizabeth u
Shaughnessy.
Wilcox claimed to have consent.l
to the ceremony. which took placr
November 3 last. under threats from
the defendants brother and anothel
man. Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert
r. II. Yeatman and 4. VI. Schwartz
represented Wilcox.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Hurry Motherl A half.teaspoon-
full of genuine California Fig Syrup
viii make your cross, fretful baby
comfortable. It cleanses the little
bowels Of all the wind and gases,
the bile, souring food and stomach
poison which is causing baby's
distress.
Millions of mothers depend upon
this gentle laxative to keep baby's
stomach and bowels clean. and thus
correct diarrhoea, collie, biliousuess,
Evening star., 1922-06-11
Harmless Laxative to Clean Little Bowels and Sweeten
Souri, Collie Stomach-Babies Love 1t

coated tongue, sour stomach, fever
ish breath, and constipation. 1t
never cramps or overacts. Contains
no narcotics or soothing drugs.
Babies love the taste of genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has
full directions for infants in arms
and children of all ages plainly
printed on bottle. Say "California"
to the druggist and accept no imita-
t;on fig syrup.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
IOWA COLLEGE TO HONOR.
Will Present Honorary Degree to
Secretary Wallace.

An honorary degree is to be con-
ferred on Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace by Iowa State College, at
Ames, Iowa. tomorrow, when he is
scheduled to give commencement
he is an alumnus. The Secretary will
arrive IL Ames today and ella borate
plans have been made for his entertain
ment.
Alpha Zeta. national honorary agri-
cultural fraternity, will confer an
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
DIVORCE RING" TttE. LATEST
Fad Recently Adepssd ~ These freed
Frsss, tA~ nss,ts! lie D., co4T.
: *'~ -, Pterssd4nss,' = - +, =

,Jr-.d rstr ifua ta'ptlai y man h.,s
wero - u" third finger ~ .E.lrft
Laird CLAIM hand 4 kg,1 Is q sylnlssl
~ her hoaoyed position ~ wifchoa4
AMI Va hyp death takes f'cfu her he
yrtesr ~ >sI,ssf 4 4e l9ta ~ ffs,-As' ~
loss ans gf3ef ty wearing appropriate
gsrh
H1H In Nhst 4 teerrrt manner IN
,'sy the viiow - fhr present, 'hst T.
She eHe wln ty the sanction II The
rnWr's haS resigned Der th ~ Wife
nbkrs Known u an ne Nosld h,r r.
rrV,d state 81 single hleN~.v'reSs Fer
ttr grass widow ~ toiRy hha 'as
rduprI tbr latest ~ rAd<. he I'll
6orcr ring The leWrlc,i syu,'oi ~
che severance ~ the msyt'at fle takes
the place %; the former gold b8rA II
Is me3s - gaia or rlatHnm on which
IL mounted broken Cuf4Is h"p AZ
the yni ~ Witch T. set q level Ia rep
fvs,ht a dtverrr Should tho weNrer
rucp more embark "a the matrimonial
seas apl EsaiH cume "a wreck iheu
another lewci Is added 20 Indicate The
secuha divorce. aud W 90
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
MADE HIS. MEANING CLEAR
OLD psfby's Description Of Wfss
Failing Apty Spelled Out Word
re ptuni Unatf.tand

M1sc, lHEs,, ~ uii AibfaWs dafhy.
Ind been arrested fur b4rug more
than mgr Wlfr The last uoume hcirs
the complainant he hsppeuct 70 he
0cl knunn beeAy and considered an
orderly cham ter
"iiuN mGry WlHcs have ynu hHdT
lrtuHu4ri The etamiu,ue fudge
"SsS. ya honuh. Nas lls reply.
"Why Couldn't you ea CA With
tbsmy
Wei sob, 'e fast tso spilled as
white foses dos When des washed
en- d. thu'd werUt ne tooa dc 10th
vas icct unCh,rally lsf, ~ lie 9th
III tcll YOU. l.dEr, Dc Gilh she--s
"inoompa'lhIi}
"Nu yo h,@ah.' ssli the nosfa
slowly y, wurpf nn'hEn IKE fhr 70
-, couldn't 81, on w!th her uhicss yo'
VAS sotnee bars els, -tIRrtsfs Mag
ssinc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Strengthening Out Chaos in the Air

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Railroads Must Stand by Themselves

TNtlE conclusion that 70 The Egbhc
a Interest The railroad Industry mast
'7ss: srfose +r--,,,s,> -.Sssy ..> .,ae igl'. ~,
revenues GuE be- SEQ. ctn.,rJet3triy
regulated git the aprrgfipr, Il tie
carriers ~.U rvn3Brr enough O. pHy
-ta.r was-y,s.. -,S.-t ~ 'ripgs4 ,-, "a .ts-
mec, the e1,J charges. p.y "a f,c
dividend and leave a mafsp a. at.
srael Investors " ar@ cay ,sl ~ an
RQxS,,S.b Is De !as,s,t epp, .A,aua,
'ps... ra@1~ss' 20 ,sj.1t>.''ti'te ttsp. - ~
,c rIgis ec-&s.slsi,'r 49, slva GGfes t'r
rttHw.s-f n after studs RI rrtfrord
maEae,wtr, arj fHnh.-as along Niih
ether c.oe ag,ts tui fe>HrWynIa
t'"aS as fellows
That lhe l,sae = 'a1s ,ree esgrh
tirs ahI iRrrr rEre13taSr- tr non
productive puuasr~ hy the federal
s,gte nod nuu., q. government. BE-
rcturrt 20 rho sma.lre' possible lt'nl'v
So that tAe 'nNe- eau Do, decreased su1
etrIteI f8nas he allowed 20 increase
fur rttr u.s r., ~ interest rates IS
agriculture ir1nstr, anl tse rul'. ads.
nuA thrrrts h.p promote essen,i2l in
iuvrt,S
lbat the railroads establish, rsElp mol
trH''.r rsee8i.yc. arl ags8nlsr pahlt
rclat ns a,tsrtmeHts to trlus about
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
TANLAC KEEPS HIM
FIT, SAYS McGRAW
hss Ussd II for Years Win scisncia
Rssv!ts-.Flns for Ran Down
Condition.

"Fpf four years Ttnlac has kep' ma
In TIE PINK q. coalition 90 ] tase a
few doses u n every Gue teel a
iittle run Gown asa Il always ba!ias
the 40 again, ssl1 Wm A MeGygw,
III nsneh 'piass Tarird fta. ''.'''
Y began taking TaLiac first ahou'
four years ago wien ehs la a very
bed Ffeta 4 health aud lad been rAn
down tur several years. was always
saklDg laratites TOO, tut | believe
hey did me mare tarta fgsn good
"fhElac made 1870 feel Ike t.rua.
Sr% rgHr m h fFrY ssen'T 'rrr~t,' aefF |
have never bad rcgurf y arg II ny
old Troubles The rr8san II tils arn
Firmly convinced ls ,het always have
1'auac handy end fsss few Anset
every tine 'erl p. under tas
wegfher7
TlDiae 's sold q, ai good trak. sta.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

-, .~ss t,,t'Trra ,{7tsa+eit-- aal -s'rg
public
Ibai nr-v money TT railroad im
rttyrmsat sEeaN 80 ~ raised
through constant ,'1.iernusrt aii
), .t.ta y t,r! ...., .1,4 ..e.,S.s - stA
lint lnrgcr part II the credit ney
es,ary fpr railway construction BE-
otfa!pta ty stock Issue, instead II by
tafui ISSUES
In reading rs conclusion ari In
unsius Be-. Recommendations thatr.
man Anderson sald-tatay the caes
n'saHu utilized tf'. h1e>
rIhn railroads arJ nat s.1t sustain
ing ana srr therefore ROT % sound
credit basis II tits condition can.
taws transportation service Nt,, tr
crippled ara tie country vii suffer
according
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Down Wen, the Mercury.

sitting aierc ~ oue - The hg coo
certs ias, winter | chances sniHe ras
gel remarks te man un MY left
After sprn" pleasant, conversation |
noticed csistyity IN the fruit row
anj I.iiilrg INN mi u 'finf IT;@fnfsssin
ton. remarked THAT Old fellow used
10 have Wonderful tenor voice tie
rather painful IL listen % The old
rnAn 3.-asn'l setIu 70 realize Il. though
Don't kuoN him. 10 your
"Ycs rrlied r.y companion "Ile
~ wpv fHf'ssar
A. 10 fra Interval found myself
ArWhrr a,Ht EX NBhEp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
An sun an-na

THIS lie na1 t,me ,af yoaHs men -
impose GU dee Gid tolls" Nv slltlus up
Win their daughter while coal 81 Is
10 cyuia saIt5u aad aEA ala upward
teudene5 fnrtJ tse Years Aso Item
IN Ntstun krHshh Republican,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
A. re Undertakes II,

4" TTf sT.fF si'F'' 1a-y' y NJ 'T'ftsFfin's 70
he Slowed 70 So "ut 10 plat lIls
mother became rhiher cross hHa said
~ hen sse M ynu thall ST. ne hoy
teiGpsSsi fnfr sitrrrv white t;s mother
wen, hither Rud iiithtr about her
wa1k In hnlf an hnar he sss~tl
Mamma. tRss Yun seen h,m Jetr''
seer whr rNsi'Ff'
"Nhy @efr ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

St NY tth'rr Tty ,sts" rJtS,i,N re .rreff
a~tsas wife kvYFl 4litis '.ta.isS. EraSa.
uan ~ using Red cross nal Hive IA
your laundry, Al all grecrp Adver
tlssncnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
s:s:' : = PUTNAM FADEtEss DYES s.::: X y


Rergie- Ev,ry stage tas Nlugs
rs n uatF- Archie "Ncs thats
~hat make ~ chorus giHs ~ ("
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HAVANA ENTRIES

First race $500. Tor two year olds.
cluimuG: 81 nriOngs -Conundrun.
lO.. Al" Stablcthsky. i0j: Hockaby.,
Ip3, il"san, too. Cpurt!cr, lO5
'ErUshwouA. 700. GuwithIm, los
second racr-Esyu. three year ODDS
aha VI claiming 'UrluuEs Avn
ms !Hl ,Mnul.sIGu. 1902. 'Sio!ly run
w. 'kIltg CuratALm. log. .SuYc-
reIsn. H. JOE. Sir Lack. ioj: Miss
i.nhH'h l.l, Fcglcct Lady, 100;
~ n.Nl.e' liz; Mary R!egci. li2. Port
: Third race $500; :or three year
o.ds and up. claiming, curlonEs-
Valentine dor. iUi; .McGusu. lc4;
Don Pop" 1915; GiceruniHn. lUT: Nan.
~. Nphokus. II" 'Ras. ilO: Rcd
III. Iliania. M. Golden Chance. ii6.
FouFth-ESO0. ali ages. La Punta
lt5, Tho Boy. no: chic. Sponsor, Ill;
Bell" OF El!zubcthtown, M
Fifth rnce--sjOO. FOR three yoar
olGs and up. claiming: mile and a
SiN'"euth--' Who Can Tell. %. .ThI-
ile Queen. lp2. 'Korcb. 100: Mon
THO. lo-: N-ilc YOrke. los: BrynlI-
man. los. Duke Of Wellington, 40.
SKIN race-t6oo: three year olds
ana up. claiming. milo 50 Yards
ofrls. 9s. 'indih as 'Fayciic. gs
Ec.in II. no. Fly Cast. i03; Handlc,
700: Sion"wa!l. loo.
Apprentice allowances weather
clear, track iaSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race Evelyn Sawyer. ll2
tC"renranD. II to . even, ana 70 2
Won lNiHSmIn. Ill JSm!thJ. 10 :,
u" Do second: Josie NJ, l02 COwcns).
even ihifG. Time: i.03l-5 Orms-
iG!Sh' l5"rnhra Palmer Ga. The Mule.
nII!"t' NranEior, ormont. also ran.
~ q. f'r SpphI< Goldman. Belle OF
li!He Ridge. sweet Mamma, Chick and
KtC"up. scratched
second race-StraIEh, Shot. lOT
tWallacc). 20 to /. ) 10 /. 10 j.
.torcoram. to 3. third. II,n..
II" - thatcaugay. Gypsy Light
May GITl Rose OF picardy. Happy
CIR, i'si krush. Ariet,a. John
SMni nii, h!S9 RAJ. kcziah. App. Flip.
M1ry -; Little Annie. SAGA jawea.
Third -Sagamook. los tMc.
Dermoip, TO !. even. and . To- ;.
won Or Rae. 10 Q.amg). 2 to :
to 1. second. Lord Herbert ia
niaein). TO /. third. Time. 2:O6 is
Thunder Bird, Moody. AshIin. Rus,I.r
also ran. American Soldier. Dadin
H"Iaha Regal Tosc. Secretary.
scratched.
Fourth race. So furlones-Cock O.
ishe ko"st. 100 'Stutts). SIG. $3.50.
:$.lo. Won: Riverside, 100 GErothcrs)
u'ickcns), $40 third. Time, :07 / =.
App, JACK, H., Pepper Tea, Old Sin
hcr. FincaStic and Rcdmon also ran
FiLth race. milc-Llttlc Black
sheep, % q. Callahan), $3.50. $500
out, won: iiuddie Kcan. 1l5 (Broth-
Mary. 80 GROSS. out. third Tinnn
l3S 80. BLUE Hawk and Toncy Beau
also ran.
sixth race. milo ana nifty yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
b KIDCEWATER QUINT
HAS II CONTESTS

IL
IRIDGEWATER. Va. Dec 20
Tn" basketball schedule Of the col
lego here VIII open In earnest ou
January 10. when the team meets
Lynchburr College. at Lynchburg.
The schedule Includes the LEADING
colleges OF the state and Is prob
ably the strongest that has ever been
ARRANGED here From present Indi-
cations the collcg!ans may he ex-
r"cted To give good account Of them
selves. Two preliminary trays have
been held already IN which Coach
kiracofc used his entire string OF
men. The ono was with team Of
former Rridgcwater stars and ended
In a victory for tho varsity. Th.
other vas on December Is with th.
virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind. in which u. G. triumphca 10
tho tune OF IS 10 10.
The regular schedule for the sea
son follows:
January TO- Lynchhurg at Lynch
burg: January II. Hampton. sidney a..
iaHrJ"n- sidney. January IL. Ran
d"lph- Macon. AT Ashland: January i3.
triHoraity Of Richmond at Rich
moni. January iG. IIainpdcn-S Sidney
at home. january 20. ~ VI. a. at
home: January %. s NJ a. "a; Stnun-
Ton. January -, Dal"vills at home I.
February 2. A. N. 4. at Fort De-
hanc"; February Z. Blue Ridge "a,
home; February .. V. i |. Freedmen
AZ home; February 10. ". & l.. f'resl,-
men at home 'pcrdinE): February i6.
'. ;. j.. IL. at Stanton: February 10.
VI. ~ home: February % Dal.-
vile at lai"vill"; February % Roam
"lte ~ Salem: February 81. Y. p. l..
Freshmen AT Blacksburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

log 81. Fator, 5000. s.. -. won
Gl"u%ar, lO6 ,BarborJ. $3.50. slg2O.
second; 'Makr Haste, los Q.oug).
=. MANN Girl Annet,es sister.
Mavazol"na. Skylark. Ncat. Little
Smile. Santsia 6. and Twin RUBY
also ran. Field.
Second race. . turlonGs--July Fly.
,l2 tAtwelD. So. S2.so. SEQ. won.
Evelyn Iiarr!EHti, ~ CCiuyc.J. $500.
third. 'rimc. i:!G Is Starry Ban
ner. Al Porter. Tom owens and Sal!ic
Carter. also ran.
Third race, .f"rlonss-J"rry. ~
narhley. IL oS>eyenson), $40. s.,
second; rhcrcsg, H. tAnt"rsoul
$3.50. mira. lime. 1911. Ba!suy.
Pink Tommy. Peerless one an! Ncra's
Choice also ran.
Fourth race. fur!ongs-I.enlevc.
lO7 PctzoldJ. $40. S3.CO, won; Count
Boris. II! CM. Anderson. s3a0. s2S0.
second, .tu Hcyo!r. lO7 CFlynnD. $3.50.
thirG. Tune, l.iG l-5. Da!wood.
Obstinate. kcgrcSo. CRpon aud Luck y
i'vhTi ais" ran.
Fifth rae. . fur!ongs-li inslii,c.
DICK Tcrpin, Ito (Ra!!s). $a2C. $3.50.
second. Lucky Button. los CThomas)
81, third Time. 1901 SIS. Harry d..
Just Right and key r also ran
Sixth race, 6 furlonks-B!N Head.
l0l ualls). Sil.iC. $500. $40. won
Cafeteria, l0l iMarttn). Se2.NO. $io.So.
second; Romulus. liz CFator). $3.50.
third Time. llg 10 kimono. iloNr
steel. Dancing jlrl. Colonel snyder
ana f"ydo also ran.
seventh race. L turlcnGS--pucb!O
llG 'ClavcrD. S2l.20. $3.50. $40. won:
John. Ir.. ll2 DuEganD. $40. $500.
second, Madge f., ll0 Carroll. $500.
third Time. l:l6. Emma Williams.
Gallon. Berry. Tomboola and EajaL
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HAVANA RESULTS

$50. t2ao. $3.50. Won: iIlusionist,..
100 CMern'c). s2se $3.50. second; ,
m,,.lsGna. JOB CTrow. $3.50. third
Finn. "|35 All ran.
n: agS2n' 500 FaSe ,a5o Am lI2
liaNach, llp OBrOth-rs). $3.2O. !3GC.
second. BiS Son. no tGrossJ, $40.
ih.Th Time. i:l3 40. First PulIct.
20 I'm, ~. Marsha! Tughman. Jack
ii"al"y kin"ic,. Smile. Junu!,a. III.
also ran Awning. scratched.
In!rd -Dc"rtrau. li2 tGu,h.
r.dg.b. $279O. 3..2U. ;5C0. won, Ma
i"r bpHn, ii3 tGrOssD. $3.50. sane
second. Bohhcd Hair. lOi tCalIahan).
t2.10. third. Time: 1914 81. Bcrr.t-
r""nty-S"V.u. aIso ran Roy. Tom
Caro-, iiuutrcss. DIuty Moore.
scratched
Fourth rnc". nile and seventy
yards American Boy, es tMcDcr-
mo'D. TO j. 20 t. 2 to- 3. won:
hiar.eystou". 1903 DliartinJ. 8 to /. :
- 70 10. secnnu, CJntil"v-r. -
Gu N!lNpuJ, - 10 !. $ TO /, 3 to l.
thifd rIUo, i4s 90 slippery Elm.
East Side ANA Despair also rGn.
Fliih rucc. sax William
a." lii ,Mcrlme',. : TO 10. To ,.
ohpyl"l. ~ . tp =, 8 10 3. second
S'H Mini. III tMooncy). TO /. > 20 !.
=" ., ,uifd Time. 1871 50. sight
hp"i. simplicity. campus. Tulane.
prcns and harh iiorse also ran
sixth race m'l. and sixteenth
Tu!su lpi fCprc,rnuJ. > to !. To /.
! =" ]. won; kine TrOJ0n. 100 tAbeD.
To- J. - !, 10 e. second. Ictty'
j., 100 tprEuuD, s 10 J. , To l. to ).
third Time, ISL 2-5 Scottish Ch!cf.
ball"t car Encrinitc. Amaze. Lucy
haie. I"kn!on March ana rheIan also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

summary: Field IOais-perkins
90. Major TO. rroctoc "a. Herman.
Forest. E.azely, Schools. Foul goals
Boys Club ID. Scorer, King.
Referee. Murray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HARDING CONSIDERS
CHRISTMAS PARDONS
fNv l.nIversnl servlce1

WASiiINGTOE. Dec. 2G-presid.nt
Harding - at work on his Christmas
pardon list. Records in number Of
clemcncy cases have been laid before
the President by the pardon division
Of tho department OF Jus;iC~. for OK
equity. consideration. Announce
meut O those who Will receive free.
dom this Christmas probably will he
mad. from the White House an sat.
urday. 50 that thos" pardoncd may
have sunday In which 10 reach their
homes and be reunited with their
families on Chrisimns Day.
II is understood that none OF the
so-call"d political prisoners is in
the list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race--*foo. claiming; for .
year-olds. maIdens. l-2 furlongs--
FIJI de Fer. ll2. Rccnup. liz, kitiu.
~; Swec. Mama, liz; sam TreH..L
'Ioslc NJ. 1915 'kitty CARPENTER. 100.
'cappy RIcks. 10: 'K"ci!ia. 10:
Chick, 10. Consolation. rs. Sultan.
10, 'Auntie Ein. !U1. Irene walton.
liz; 'G!ydOn. l07.
second race-,s7oo claiming FOR
Winu"cnnnc. ll2: Smart Guy. rs;
SprinIvaln. ~; 'T!neiiug. liz.
i'romisius Tom. ii2. Eiazonry 10.
!ocE scot 10: L%oeh,r, H. III.
Fuse, itt: MAY iodine. 100; Moon
Wnks. los: Et-ahc. llG; Ragazcssa.
l0.k FlibDerty Gihbot. us: iiotIoot.
1897 -Marimba. 10.
Third racc-s7oO. claiming: Swear
olds and IN. horses and r-Id,ngs 6
turionps Thereafter, 40; .The De
cis.pm. 10; War rennnn,. ll5. Jake
scha,s. rs. 'Machiavclu. ll5.
Stariime. .l05. StoCkpiu. lc7. Tom
cassity. ~ Mouse. lo7; General
Ing. II, 40. Erred Kinney. ln2;
briarcltne. liz: 'Aivo. lO2. Kirvi.a
cub, Io2. silver Springs. 10. Duub-
founder. LOO.
Fourth 500; tho Terrehone
lonrs-Hep. lo7. Hidden jewel. iii.
Hrid"sman. III: Valor. il2: Annorv-
nous IS. Avispa. log. Jake berger.
l"2. GuE'nor. los: Kaico. loo. Abiazc.
lO7.
Eth race-,7oo: for 2-year-olds
and up: tn!le and seventy yards
Zone d'Armcc, III. Trooper. il3.
'camounagc. ll3 'ENhortcr. ia
.Miles s. 1903: paul Micou. los: on
nigh. 100: 'Iacohina, l0.: Little
Patsy l0T; ." alnuthali. los. Anna
Gallup. 100: 'ogarite. lOl: plm.ico
l"S Goaier. il5: simplicity, 80
S!xth-SI0o. claiming 3-ycar ODDS
and up. mile and a sixteenth
british Liner. l0e. Bonneville. iGs:
Natural. loo. No, rc,, lO6. Musiico
llp; Anniversary. lf?. SearChligh,
3rd, 100. Amanda I0l 'Bcc's Wiug
lnl. attorney Muir. lOi: 'Ballyoeil
l0t; transient, lOi Tulsa. ioi
VIII soon. 1903 Eternity. los: Viva
Cuba. loo; Concentrate. 100
'App{cnticc allowances Weather
clear. Ha"k slow ana Improving
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CALDWELL TO CAPTAIN
MAROON FOOTBALLERS

Special 10 The Times Di4patch.l
SALEM. VA. Dec. o0-At a meet.
Ing today nj the sixteen letter men.
in football. George Caldwell. OF Rad.
ford. Va. Was chosen as captain OF
the 1923 varsity Of Roanoke College
Noanokc's captain elect has played
quarter for three years. and he
ranks among the most popular men
on the campus. BEFORE entering col
lcRc Caldwell for two successive
years held the cautaincy OF his high
school team.
According TO the provisions OF the
newly formed Virginia Carolina In
t"rco!lesintc Athletic Association. %
which Roanoke Is member. every
man on the 1922 eleven except Litts
and GU! who gradual" la JTi.e, VIII
uc eligible FOR the team lcxt .uIl
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WOMEN's ASSOCIATION
BARS INDOOR EVENTS
Running Broad and High
Jumps Ruled to Be
Injurious.
lEy NssOcintcd prnss. |

NEW YORK, bet. 2O.-lndoor rum
hihH. broad and high jumping for
women has failed TO receive the sane
non OF tho board of governors of
IN" metropolitan Association Of the
a. a. T..
AZ the quarterly meeting of tho
board last night testimony OF medical
au'hor!tcs was submitted TO prove
mat these events would prove harm
iu! 70 tho competitors. The minimum
age limit was fixed nj 10, and IL also
was decided that a girl could COM
pete IN not more than two events In
II meet. and That no event should be
NOR" Than ITO yards for one com
pctitOr.
Inc standard events approved were
MY sixty and seventy yard dashcs
20 and iip-yard relays Gour-girI
tcHnsJ. "lrht-pound shot and sixty
yard hurdles.
Mrs. Jesse l.. Patton. president Of
the SlOrniursidc Girls y. g., was
mined Handicapped, and Mrs. Edna
'i""k. OF TIA" Wom.n'a swimming As
spcintion, WAS ael"ctod AS delegate u
Ia" National \. y. u.
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QUANTICO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR TO SPEND
TODAY HERE ATTENDING CONFERENCES

o the marine Qnantco
call
r.
. The
Of But
uau 20 cam
OF Major
to their
ucnsc.
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Carbon. lOS 'Guthr!dEc). S3G.IC.
:liIO. $3.50. Avon; Prospcctor. no
tAmhrosep 81, ESQ. second. May
Rose. iO2 tYcrratO. $3.50 third.
Time. l:ii 35 Lady Freeman. Billy
Lane. Holman, Golden Red and
Chiinera also ran.
S":"uth race. mile and sixteenth
Quaker. ZIG Dickens. $3.50. $50.
81, won: Tampcr. lv2 (slcrimc"D.
90 20. $40. second: coscorruu. 100
tWOUdstDClD. $3.50. third Time.
las 80. Dad. Walk Up, san i'ublo
and NOrth Sea also ran.
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willard Give. Exhibition.

PORTLAND, OREG, Dec. 2O.-Jcss
Willard let TWO boxers. Sc6tty AIosscr.
Of Tillamook. and Ben BlrnSun. Of
Portland, fattcn themselves against
him here last night. but did not have
to do any boxing. Barnson hit Viii
lard repeatedly below the belt. hut
did not damage the former champion.
The crowd gave willard a great
ovation when lie first appeared. but
the house was half empty before the
show was ONCr.
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BOYS CLUB NUGGETS
WIN FROM NARINA

The Boys Club .Midgets defeated
the strong Troop 60 team by the
overwhelming score OF - TO 6 at the
Boys club.
Proctor. Major and Perkins dld
.hc best work Tor The local team.
while sherman and Herman also
showed up good. Bcazc!y auI Forest
were the bright lights for the Va
rina team.
This gam" marked the opening o:
the Midgcts' season. on January .
the MidEets will play tn" Varina
team At Farina, I.lnc-up:
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yncht s.n.on 4. re urrsk.

NEW 1DTtk, Doc. GV--FOTcCast OF
keen season Of international yacht
ing competition in 1929 was seen to-
day in an announcement that the first
event between America and British
craft had been scheduled. a series of
six races between siH-:netrc yachts
TO he sailed In August in british
waters for the historic Scawanhaka
challenge cup.
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Prevent Influenza

Tho Tonic nrd Laxative Eject Of Laxative
BROMO GtISiSE Tablets VIII keep ;hc
system IN a healthy condition and thus
ward oc all attacks Of colds, Grip or
Influenza. 5Oc.--A!v.