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The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17
The Postoffice
Will Be Moved

Roy Hodges and Cap HaRer-
man the first OF the week bouR ht
the +. N. Goljcn garage building
for postoffice purposes. and posi-
office will te moved soon.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17
Electric Lights
And Salvation Army

Kim hurst forth Monday
night in full metropolitan regalia
glare of electric lirhts-and
boom of the Salvation Army
drum. Kim Record.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17
The K. & O.
Keeps On Coming
Our Way

Road Now Completed tn Stevens
County Line. and Graders
Now Working in That Coun
ty.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

The Huges Lodge Harding
league of nations that has just
b. en- sent to the senate for rati-
fication ~ hat q go l''cky thing
it has no aavor of entangling AL
'iancesi
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

Who is the the gypsy7-See
The Little Minister
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

There was great ado over
the autocracy of Wilson: but it
was the auto cracy Tor was it the
lack Of its) of Harding that put
over the raw Mulberry deal.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

The Boy Scout movement
started twelve years ago. and
has in this short time grown
into one of the greatest social
organizations of America.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

Behold the CLASSY Loafer with Il Fu-
miga,ing Eng pasted TO his Lower Lip,
waiting for n Good job tu Turn Up.
when lie is going To Blow this Hick
Town. As he Nonchulunhy Poses
against the Cigar Case, trying 10 Look
like Clarence y. Marshmallow but re-.
semblInG Charlie Chaplin more, hes
90 rsesuu for ~ u & 81 \. $780,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-02-17

house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

won by Kiln" Car Jimmie. driven
borg Special. driven by J. W Bucher.
Special. driven by A. II. Cain. OF
sos
Fifth race. swccpstakc race. M
'""n-mile race event. limited to the
30. aud the first four hniHhing IN
placement classes. won by Kline Car
Jimmie. driven by Don Moore. Of
Richmond. puscnh"rS Special. driven
10y \. ~. cain, Of Washington. second
fronty-Ford driven 10y Il. r Heath,
.. Richmond third Tina. jtb,,
G.ln. % ir iS.SS = the pusensers spe.
ciaI was the second car to cross the
qualified FOR 'puckctinE." by IN.
judges 4, TIA" cio-c Of the event. and
Tho thtrd honor went 10 Buch.r. who
mad finished a cloac fourth.
Motorcycle races, first event. three
Davidson, driven hy Herbert Sp.nc'r.
van. second. Harley Davidson. driV" n
ass -, AS: '"'' " '''' 800
second event. nvc miles with sid.
car. won bS Harley Davidson. driven
h! H"rh"rt SPENCER Harley David
son. driven ny q. T. Caravan. second
Harley Davidson. driven hy +. G.
Armstrong. third. Time. 5.57: $50
S.gS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
FRATS PLEDGE AID
IN h EEPING ORDER

Special to The Times -fispatch.l
tHNRLprTESNI lille. VA. oo,. -.
~ "ss-m"ctinr last night ~
various r"pr"s' OF tn" crack
i''t"r b~s;"ruiIi"> and other stu
dent organizations at the University
"i NlrG ni". = resolution Mas passed
a." the FOLLOW ny effect. THAT. where
as. in consideration ~ Ia" fart mat
iarE"r crowds ~" "ND"rt'd 10 b" at
IA" urtN"rstty =" attend tn" Nir-
Iinia M'ii,arN Institute. WAshluE-
l"t ana -" and \"rIh 'ar"iIu, inu'-
bail games nat every cfrnrt b." made
I" Ir's'1< tn" wust orderly CON
duct and q" uphold IN" hiIuI,y and
h"n"i "i "a" university ia every pos
sihi. W3l
President Alderman opened me
m'";ins VIII. - hrtci tHlk explaining
lu'lA 10" pUri"'S" of ia. gathering
hnh expressing hi. cu-lndcic. ia tn"
student n"dv T." ma'utI.u order and
hrlhG cr""tt to ia" uutNvr~tty b.; their
E"hti"u1nIN conduct
y C"innitt"" al four Was named 10
dr"i' 'h" resolution To- b" sent out to
"a" student body. and all alumni and
visitors a hu AT" expected To- b" prrA-
'ht at ia" approaching games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
IBy Associated Vrcss.l

LEXINGTON, KY. oct. l2-Grand
Circuit racing was resumed hero to-
sine" last Friday. due to bad wraih-
err conditions. TIL" program original
~ scheduled for last SATURDAY. was
EiErn, the features being the Ken
lucky FOR o.nS PAGERS. and tho Phoenix
for 2:0i pa"ers j. j ArChhold's Pc
ter Earl. driven by Nat Ray. was a
rather easy winner OF the Kentucky.
but the Phoenix was Undecided after
Two heats. The weather Was cold.
] ana the trark slow. hut thuugh the
Rim" registered was slow. the heats
IN nearly every instance were close
rho1ei Was IN ' Hr,n rT heat t Of The
9Euna Early just getting Ip in time.
70 WIN from he iav"rtt". luha Henry.
iH a hoS" IN" second was .,l>" close.
fEhilY neck Tho fnNuritr. Iohn
Henry, went int" "a hrcaA at IN head
kpf the stretch ana finished fourth.
<pNer because OF darkness Binu-n-
%ood. III, hvcam" the first douhI.
Elnner OF IN" meeting in landing the
&I2 pace Ihc 2:l6 rot was also "a
keplit heat anaIr. Plaiu Mac won In"
fconicndcr. Tn consistent Eiuuuc
won the second heat with Trumpajur
#econd, and Plain Mac our of IA.
&onieHiiom. IL ~" hnal Pl,Er Mac
&Nas rather handy winner and AGAR.
was Binque that was MS main Con.
Summaries:
First rac.-The KcutucLy. for
ooyoeaar-oid rioters. in 3, purse.
Peter Ear. b e.. hv Peter The
alma Wor,bI. b. {. CMcponaig5 ], i,
Eleanor Worthy. h. T.. IocmisJ : >
The Great Lullwater. Et,awise aud
Ehop Suey' also started. Best time.
Second race-2ls pace. in 3.
Rineenwood " " e ny
SlnrenWuod ,ChIdsj . :
Eon"tast b. m. gr4iln) { .
Tony the H"ro. gr & tRayD .
klns ,binE"n. Fonda Sell rct"r
oliNer Rarneys Tramp. Raven IL.
started Best time 2l3S.
.Tnlre race --l5 tro,. In 5. purse
PLAIN Ma. b ny coun,
BlnGuc l. ,Mcponaid,
ITHmpH'nr, fMcDonL'dp . >
Trumpator Barinro. Ton eaton
G.lnar,n the Great, petcr Wul TcIl
and Lnm!nta, also started Best time
~ r E. aoeT -7.. rh 2, aas. so'
Eqgs Early br m, by Rooer;
JULIA y b-rcci, br N ,caudsj )
John Hcnry b. z. COX, !
Robert Direct Main Direct and
Losza Hedswood. also started Best
time. 01l-2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
IOWA IS FAVORITE OVER YALE.
BROTHERS ARE RIVAL COACHES
Howard and Tad Jones We're
on Same Team al
Old Eli.
Try Associated Press. |

NEW HAVEN. CONN. oct la.--The
i"othaI question AT Yale today il
heat his brother, Tad Jones. Yal.
coach. on Saturday?" In beef and
Drawn the Hawk"y" lads seem to
nav" III" jump on the Bulldog, but
TINS int"rs.ctional tussle promiScs 10
hIhRc NOR" al less on brains and gem
"raiship.
Tad Jones was star quarter back
AT Yale in 1909. 1905 and 1897. while
at the same linn" Howard was 4 sub
. Stltutc ana competing for his pla.,
against Tom ShrVlln. one of th,. great
iianh players of AL time tn, Iun.s
brothers both graduated from the
sheffield scientific school of Yale in
l"uS "
toward cached AZ Syracus" Uni,
N"fSi'N IN II" fan of l?0S and turned
out an eleven that defeated Michigan
"hu h"id Princeton to tie. lie be-
3r m" ale coach III l:ns and with
Tea coy as captain. Harvard Was
hcat"n, I" u. and Princeton went
noWn. l. Ia - Vale and UarIynyb
PLAYED Sc"r"lrss ties IN" next Two
years ana then began the era "f
Ma beaten hy Harvard in four sue
c"SSIN" seasons
In 1915. with Tad Jones installed
as f'Ir's head coach and Cupid
RlacN as captain. Vale once more
turned on both Harvard and Prince
and the latter 10 tou. Since mat v,nr
Iaie has not scored touchdown ON
HarVa I'd.
The Iowa team is looked upon as
he 'aN"rit. hcrc Saturday because
" the number OF Yale piav.rs who
are out OF the game with injuries.
bicarn aud H"ckcti quarter: can
,aln Jordan. hlair. end, and Miller.
trCkl". ar" not expected TO ne in sal
rrdays game. \eidlinrcr. "A half
hact hn"hrd /" star, tn" game at
quarter back. Kelly is available for a
sub For the b"ckhcld Yale has Nal
i"rl WriGhI KNAPP, Haas. Warner.
scott ana KNOWLES f'l-ntr Of other
pldNrrs ar" available {" I'LL all gaps.
hui ma! OF th"m are uncertain guam
! l.t.cS
Val" coaches HAY" announced that
/ no sp"Cial preparations nav. been
mad" Tor the Iowa game, hut thar
I fh"t ar" concentrating ON devclopinc
an eleven which viii no, only be a hl.
to defeat Harvard next month, hu, to
produC" What has so long been miss
Ing from those pancs-a Yale touch
down.
Some football writer's have severe
( " criticized Tal"'s defensive work q,
IA" ends and arc awaiting to SEQ
what the pupils uf Howard Jones. a
torm"r END VIII do IN omeuse at
Yslc's fankS
Critics expect tina, p'Fl.nrn. the
hest running back OF the tuuad viii
ne sor"il missed Ills deceptive
,nrusis on tack" were feature OF
Nal"'s Or"uSc last year
This H. IN" second time i'm Val,
I football history ma, hrrih"-s have
boon Eridir"u foes Captain Tim cal.
lahan, of Yale. led his team against
| CAPTAIN Mi1" Callahan 81 Princeton.
s"'"rai years ago. II history repeats
:" Saturday Afternoon. for Mix.
team won. 20 :" O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SOUTHSIDE DRIVER ESCAPES
DEATH IN RACE ON FAIR TRACK
RAYMOND f. Heath and Mcchanican in Crash After
Crossing Finish Line in Fifccn-Nlc Event
Kline Cars Win Four Races.

With. driver and his mcchanician
miraculouSly escaping death when
their car overturned at terrific speed
on the southwest curve in the hnal
nately thrilled ana awcd spectators
III their dash for hon"rs on the haz-
ardous dirt track speedway at the
state Fair Grounds yesterday. Til"
races officially closed the 1922 Nir-
Sinia state Far.
Unmarried by single accident ur
SPIN curing the earlier events. RAY
,a"nd l.. Heath. IN Fronty Ford car.
furnished the thrill OF tho afternoon
when his machine turned turtle after
crossing the limo in tho fifteen mile
Sw"orSthke race. For q moment the
".er" motor fans in the grand stand
tearing 4 tragedy hold their breath.
then broke into deafcning cheer
as the driver and his mechanician
waved their arms to signal to the
Judges aud other pilots their escape
from the wrecked machine.
DRIVING erimly throughout the
gruellinS contest, Heath WAS = con-
sistent sainer in the most thrilling
handicapped ~ tho start
though no records we're broken
i"i inc track Yesterday. entrants in
the various events drove their ma
tho trnachcroUS curves Of ia. mile
sr"edway and brought frequent
Shc"fS from inc spectators as thcS
circicd the COURSE FOR houurs
Ion Moore. driving Jimmie. a Kiln.
car. that smashed the record Tor tho
zeal track In . hN"-mii" race IN"
h"N before, when I've crossed the
tape IN ,55I-a. aud .au,r.d tho
mark s"t ny F.un,e Hoarr" ror IN.
mi" several wears AZ" easily prov ed
IN" most DANGEROUS contestant again
Yesterday, Winning FIRST plac" ia
shared honurS fni thr day with RAY
rn"nd Meath. Of South Richmond. vino
TOOK hrst h"n"rs in the remaining
races.
J. w Willie" R,Ich"r. rurular To-
cal race pilot. who was forced out OF
IN" initial events IN tn" FIRST d.,y's
races. when his m"chin" visited on
ny" heel. '""N second piac" in both
IN" second and hfth -v"ntS in "A
bus"nh"rE Spc"ial charles ,,iI,y
driving = cadillac. 1t winner In w.d =
nr'H.NS races suffered "nrin"
events yesterday. and finished In Tia.
mnm"v only in on. race.
tn results Yesterday f"Ilnw:
FIRST race. nv. mills "p"u T." cars
r."rd. driven 10y Il =. ii"ath, nC
lI'hu"nd. Ch"Vrol"i special Nlf
'""p"r. OF Norfolk. soc"r,i. Chcvrn.
~ E Hr.%I;n,l' driven 10y II .rhnpt"il
iI3 ''"'' '" 80
second race. tiv" mites open to ears
2"l 1" aio e. l. T.. -. won bv kim.
ar Jimmie" lr.. driven hy Don
Moore. -: Hictn"ud DuS"nhorr
Special driven hy j. " Ruch,r. SEQ
"nd: Cadillac. driven hy charles bal
ley. fourth. Time. 500 - sra. 5ig
Third race" three milo fr""-'nr..l
cars under ~" =. I. T. - Won ny
Fr"niv- Ford. driven hv n f. Un.,6
"f Richmond chevrolet Sprci,I
driven ~ Az Cooper. NJ Norfolk. sec
ora 'h"vr"lc' Special. driven hv 81
500: $40: RI.
Fourth race. nve-mile match race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
UNION UNIVERSITY
OPENS SEASON TODAY


Union University win open tx foot
hai season hc'" today against the
srnrE y. * T Col!cre. OF Greensboro,
\. G.
Tho visitors arc hriugins, Il h.ayv
team 20 meet the Rod lud Stool nr-
tr"Gnion. and from all lndlrat!uus
IN" locals WIN d" uutwc gucd NJ
i''h pounds TO the iuan r"acn Iar-
i.u Is n''"rinlEed 10 onset thtE adj
NhN'Ir" ana - that era "a. has been
driving h, IlEh, "Nuud.r" eleven
nara. T""!iaiug that sp,cd aud br.tlr-
work should b" TIA" d'.ldlug Factors.
Iuiou tUIv"rSIty won tide cham.
r'"uNhln ~ tn" g. !. y \. last year.
IrE'uia Union l"si Six ur last year 8
ir"-"Ur" y smith car-pfh.-S \IU.
sou, F"nir"ss. Dcrritt, Hammond and
Jackson. ali letter men uf tula
years squad. coach Mar,'u has mold.
cd All eleven ihat. In -. prubAbillty.
VIII hold It's own against ans team
"n the srhrdul" tor 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
CADETS WORK HARD
FOR VIRGINIA CAM,

iNGTpN VA, Oct. Eth
,flNinE squadron" came through
S"'HfhaN gam" with Roanoke Col
!rI" without amy serious injuries, and
'nh' mes az" now pointing for
their FIRST biE game. one week fr,n,
saturday AGAINST Nirginia's eleven.
me squad has gotten down to hard
N"rk' ana every man * taking his
N"Ik seriously. There will bc no
'tt ur for The ncNt week, and the
coaches are pretty We'll satisfied with
INC games huh practices 50 far
nc SHOWING mad" by the Cadet :
against Roanoke College was he
N"hh expectations. The team work e
'n ih regular mid season form. Tho
-"'s "i Alumni Field were closed
cor secret prhCtiC" on Tuesday and
u" ON" VIII hc allowed on the field
from IN" present time until the team
I'dN"s tor 'hSrlott"Sviile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
MARSHALL|TES CLASH
WITH PETERSBURG HIGH
High School Teams Play This
Afternoon at B0ulc-
ward Field.
ny "Triptc Pr

The heretofore invincible foot
ball team of John MARSHALL High
School is today prepared 20 receive
it's visitors, tSo hashy Petersburg
High eleven. and Is also ready to pro-
vide Sufficient entertainment In tho
form Of battle on the gridiron. Tho
game Will he played at boulevard
f'isM and ho.tlliti.D VIII start at
O'Clock.
Two v1otorics over clcvcns conf
posed Of hrst-year college mon. have
served To cncourhg" tn. Marshaliitc
squad. but strenuous practice In all
kinds of weather has made IL an Az
gr"Hation 81 hard lighting rridrn, n
This week saw the MarShallitcs liter
Ally. swimming In II sea OF mud.
Nuthlug intertcrcd with practice. ard
Coach Moore knows hat his team
WI EiH: tho r"ckndc cry lads moro
trouht IMAM they arc expecting.
Tn" gam" this AFTERNOON VIII havo
an important hearing upon tho state
h!sh schv"i championships. ana this
TACT NH b" more than enough to In
sure all spectators al II lively gcrap
fiow'v"r. IN" season liz not 80 FAR
advanced that the luEirE team VIII
not b" in the race FOR state houurs
several changes viii hc made in
"a" NarShal!i,c lineup. owing 10 in
lnti"s SUSTAINED 10y hackiloid players.
jnhn MarshaIFH star quarter back.
VII he replaced ~ Lett half hack
Jones ThoS" VIII" VIII start the game
ior III Blue ans whuo are: Kahn
and jackson. ends. H"llhousc and
Nh't". guards. E"nt!'y and Rich
mrdson. tackles: Dud!cy Captain.
'"nt"r; jones. quarter back. Srulih.e
ana TYSON half backs and Elnot,
Practically tho on'ir" student, hody
from jpnn Marshall will attend M.
sam "i"ln; w.th many "lumui mem
hffs MuCn cheering VIII ilVcu the
contest aud tho Marshju!Itcs viii no,
lack cncpnr"r'm'ut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
LASH OF EASTERN VIRGINIA ELEVENS SET FOR TODA
Mother Wants Tie Score
When Jones BOYS Meet
lNy Associatsd I.rcss |

MlpDLETOWN. ONO. oct. IL
Not sine" Tad and Howard Jones.
when they. as mere boys. cap
taiusd rival scrub football teams
on the commons AZ ENCrllo. near
mere. twenty-five years ago. has
ti" population Of that village been
:" excited over gridir"u ha'ilr
a. II is today over the Yale-Iowa
clash Srh"du,cG At New Haven for
next Saturday. The entire pop
uldi'"n of 100 has chosen SIDES.
And there /. hut one person VINO
has not expressed = choice. Th,i
IS Mrs I. y. Jones. mother Of the
iw" mentors. She does not want
either team Ia win
Lot il be nothing TO nothing"
uurmurcd the mother. III either
h"' wins. let IL he Howard" SAYS
n" mother. -The fame Will do
nm the most good" Eo,h Of tte
great coaches we're born in E1-
c"iI" where they began their ca
r""rS III the old homestead found
I'D by the grandfather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Centre Team Arrives Today on Early Train
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Flome-Built Car Features Fair Races
by EARLE 1t !

RAYMOND Il. Heath, known to IN,
south sid" as ","t", was tn" hero
81 tin racing AT the stat" Fan
,iruGniS yesterday through tn. man
yard entry t" TWO iirsis amt u third
IA three StIrtS RIDING TIA" ram iUi
ON" lap ~ - iiv"-mi," event. n"ati
came IN at TIA" front 10y ~" NaAS
and. dcSpit" - handicap against IN,
NOR" powerful ears. H., inISicd in
the money IN III" ifi""n-mii" cent
"ryoud IN" finish line. y saSp al
r.ii"i went up wn"n h" ana has mech
anician. ChIr.i" Hay. JUMPED To- th"li
i""t hnd waved that tncN we're SAT.
shaken ur. nut were fortunate III
escaping serious injury.
H"aths lit,l" "Fr"n,y- Ford" has
been tn" .imiratiu ton oi thnSc whu
NAY" seen III" races here duriur the
iair ana on Labor paN Th, car Was
practically built 10y HIM in his South
Richmond yard. aud it's showing
against tho heavier cars with then
ior"isn motors ana professional
drivers has been r"uarkanlr.
Sad sportsmansnip marked onc
event yesterday when cain in his
powerful bus"nb"rr repeat.
bIank.teh ltaitcNs Cadillac when the
ton OF cain Was $" evident tina,
II" was Missed ana noocd when h.
returned IN tho neat event. after be-
inG disqualified in tho race in which
ne "ncncd-d
Richmond takes II lot of prid" in
the work Of the Is lime ears Iimmi,
ana Jimmie. Jr.. but every person
with sporting blood in his veins
wants To S"e tho automobile racing
gam" kept clean ANA each car win
on rs merit. The disqualification Of
the bus"nhrrg entry was A move ~,
the right direction.
John Marshall High school will
take on petersburg High this after
noon AT boulevard Field the game
starting a. o'clock Tho Marshal.
lites arc expecting hard tussle par.
tl'uI'riH as tn: tockado CITY lads
hay" Won from Mcti,iir.'s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
GENERALS PREPARE
FOR WEST VIRGINIA
Especial ,o The Times-pi.ratcb

Especial t" The Times Dis patch
i.tNlN'iTbN. VA. oct With
M. arson aud Newman Cracae Sal
urdaN and the game with The power
~! West Virginia University comhi-
hatl"n only ton days IF. the practices
h"'d TINS week have been the nardes,
lor IN" Generals SO far ths year
'"S'd"S having their own game
Mn arson ana Newman I" occupy
th"ir attention Saturday, considerable
interest - being manifested by Wash
nEtHI ana lie" football fans in tn.
lltt West Virginia fray SATURDAY. as
MI as n" '"n'rc-N. l.. |. gam" in
Richmond this week The latter GAM.
VIII %" of special Significance tn In.
!"cd ians. in thar the Fichtinr CEN
erals VIII face both Of these teams
!"t"i ia INC season. meeting tho FRAY
ms 'ni"n"ls in Louisville on Novcn,-
h'r II and taking on V. T.. T. tho fol
lowing saturday in Lvnrhhurc in
their annual South Atlantic classic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Virginia Need. Kicker

Oh ARLoTTESNIl.IE. Oct. i2-Iu
Tn" hcaNN S"rImmar"S Of Wednesday
anu thursday afternoons Virginia.
Srldd"rs nave been made 4" sweat
even though a stiff wind has been
sweeping over Lambeth Field The
coaches nave detected several faults
nom In uncnsc and defense which
,ncN ar" trying to remedy before the
day.
Good bunting has not been possible
curing IN" nigh wind. hut time has
h"cn spent ON tho fnotwnrh OF soy
.rai hooters. Nirginia's weakness in
nc KICKS was clearly shown in the
PRINCETON game. and the coaches are
trying 10 develop This feature ni ih.
pIay. Not since the team Of 1915 and
zig has virginia boosted OF a pun,cr
of first rank
On l.efervrr Field the tirSt-ynar
squad has heen working all week
.n'h thtir season 10y playing Fork
''hhn Military Academy at Fork
, mon on SATURDAY. The coaches
NAY" huili up line that has almns,
a. much weigh; as the front men ON
m hrSt varsity eleven, and while
IN" back field is light II makes IN
ia speed Tor what is lacking in beef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
GERMAN BILLIARDIST
ENTERS TITLE MATCH
LNN Nssociatrd Nrrssl

NEW YORK. oct. - Erich Hay
'nit"h"r. who claims the professiors a
iiliard championship uf Germany
To-Day became tn. fourth entry in
IN" worlds championship iS2 halll
I'M tournament. which viii open
h'r" next month
n" German billiards came to ,hr
hli"d states last season virtually
unNuown and engaged in 4 number az
.Nhlhitl"ns with leading players that
iimited tournament FOR !he title. ITO
mas heen practicirg here for several
weeks and appears to be in excellent
stroke -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
BANTAMWE!CHT CHAMP
MAY FIGHT IN HOPEWELL
Joe Lynch Agrees to Meet
Winner of flolman-McIn.
tee Bout.
ISrcciaI to rhe rimos.nisna,nh l

T"T"VI"T 7" The Vines biSpatCh.l
iihFEWEll VA. oct. l2-The
winner of tn" Holman Mclntcc 6cht
NJ the DUPONT club next Tucsfiuv
night VIII meet Joe Lynch. champion
hahtamw"tSht. according Ia Pet. Mel e
SON promoter. who said today th,t ne
hin already mad" tn" necessary inan
cIil ARRANGEMENTS with Lynch 10 come.
h"f" IN November to hight either lIo! =
imam or MClut"".
Lynch viii h- "a big drawing card
ana Mr. Nelson viii =" to heavy cX-
pens" !" get tn" champion here
ii"lnhn ana McInt"- both are in
TIN" Trim for IN" battle Tuesday ni-ht
ana rams are l"okine Tor somebody to
tak" ihc count, sine" Lynch iS said
!" nav" agreed To meet the winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
DISABLED VETS WANT
ALL BASEBALL MONEY

NEW YORK De' - --CuIon,l r /.
Eue'on VICE pre-, d"rr ~ tho N.w
IcTH Nnur""s. when told that e.
Hamilton corI national command,
o: IN" blsah Icd American Veterans
had urged major league club owner,
70 feqI"Si comm Ssion.r Lands TO
CIV" al receipts of N. wprid Srrt..
tie sam" 20 wounded SCldt.rs. de-
glare sure, tn" ian."-s viii do
OmclaIs nf the How YORK Nati,p,l.
could not b." reached.
C"lon.l Huston sad that d, w.,
largely Up 10 Commissioner LAMBS Ia
given.
u pr"Sum"' he added That IN,
Inoney VIII % 70 institutions IN IL,
New YORK disttict In Whirh disable,
ex-service men arc rat!ents. ana ma
IL VIII re nIs'rihui"d 10y "a commute.
appointed h. IN" American I.nclnn
the Veterans OF Foreign wars. q!
which ] am member. and Ia. Dis.
EbIed Veterans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
MARTIN WINS GOLF
IN COCKADE CITY
INN NssnrLatcd rress |

ftT tESECHG, Va oct. FL.
i'unn Martin Won tho iinals in tho
urst annhai :"l' tournament A. tho
49, Sh"'S country club Yesterday
afternoon. defeating Robert NcEcnry
IN ihui N-si> mol" match . IN and
\ :" =" ~ TN" second night Donald
"rinS defeated y |. seward. . IN
nr ". +. M"ilwaiu. defeated Dr. ~
J.. t'"N up silver cups will he
awarded Satprda, nirht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
FRANK MORAN LOSES
BY TECHNICAL. no,
NV A.sncInt.h 49,

LONDON oct. l2.-.ioc ii"ck",,. tn.
NrltlSh HNy""iSh, puEilisl. scored
q technical Anpckotlt OYER Fran, Mo-
ran. INC American h"svy weight when.
IA" '"i'r"" stopped their bout in tho
night
Ia an"th"r contest lack Rl"omn"ld.
triti*h iEhi -G"tVyw"iGh champion.
st"pp"d R"Whardi"r Wells. also "
Eng lhn!. ia tn" sixth round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
INSURANCE COMPANY
TO BACK ATHLETICS

Empioycs nf the If, INSURANCE,
company "f virginia expect TO takt
an "ciINe IHrt ia athletics FOR both
tuEs and giris and are organizing a
girls basketball team for tho com
ir"rCial Woru,u's League this season
~ "'h1"tic ass" iatiOn has elected
officers "a. follows
E"Dcri r.. Henley. attorney. prcsi.
dent .I"hn A cake. Jr. attorney
Elc' pf'Sid'n'. f'uHhatan Er"cder
auditor. ordinary department s.cr.
'Ary. and + ~ Morrison. editor crdi.
Nary publications. treasurer and gen
oral fnanATer