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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
Preside Gu B Meets
Claremont Players

The first half of home and home
contest between the Presidio golf club
and the claremont country club was
prayed on the links across the bay yes
Ierday. The transbay golfers scored
20 points to the local players 49,
be played at the Preside next SIM
day. There were is players on each
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

SACRAMENTO
SBatted for Fitzgerald in the eighth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-0f Lively 4, of Fitzgerald Q, in 8 in
nings Three base hit-Briggs, Two base hits
Van Buren, Hogan. Sacrifice hits-Splesman. n.
Wares. Mite. Lively. Stolen bases-Hogan, Ray
mer CD. First base errors-Sacramento 1,
oakland /. First base on called balis-0ff
Lively ?, OF Fitzgerald 3 off Whalen l. Left
on bases-Oakland ). Sacramento g. Struck out
BY Lively D, by Fitzgerald 2. Doxble plays
Danzig. unassisted; Van Buren TO Raymer; Live
ly to Cutshaw TO Cameron: Swander to Cutshaw.
Wild pitch--Lvely. Time OF game--1 hour and
45 minutes. Umpire-Finney
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National League
STANDING of THE CLUBS

CINCINNATI. June 19-Chicago, profting by
the wildness of Cincinnati pitchers and hitting
with men bases, defeated Cincinnati today,
10 to 3. Cincinnati used four pitchers. Score:
r. H.. f..
Chicago ......................10 IL
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 10 3
Batteries-Brown and Archer: Gaspar. From
me, Beebe, Doyle. Mclean and Clark. Umpires-
Johnstone and Moran.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BY INNIN
SUMMARY
ar Tborsen ,,,n .nd . 81

on Thorsen-l run and hits in Is innings
Home runs-Dillon, Berry. Two base hits
bernard Murphy, Lewis. First base on called
balls-Oh Henley ?, of Thorsen z. Struck out
By Henley 4, by Thorsen s. by Nagle .. Double
plays-Henley 20 Witt: Wsring to Howard Ber-
nard to Roth: Howard to Dillon; Roth 10 Delmas
to Dillon. Passed balls-Waring .. Wild pitch
-Thorsen. Time of game hours aud 20 min
utes. Umpire-Hildebrand.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
BOWLING ANALYSIS

Howard Is playing wonderful game around
the second sack and has improved a hundred
fold OF late under distressing circumstances He
s suffering from severe stone bruise on his
right heel.
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Banners Win Veterans
Cricket Quarrel

The second veterans cricket game of
the present season was played at Ala
media yesterday and resulted in a win
for Banners team by five runs. Score:
RANNERS
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PARIS. June 19.--The grand steeplechsse De
Paris which run today over the Auteuile
NJ. r. Ven Pechard's St Amour WAS see, nd and
Castor Dreyfus' Sapents third. The grand
steepechase is oTer course of a little more
than four miles and the value Of the stake today
was $2s, $50.
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W ] X Wins 2:3O
PACE AT TANFORAN
Regular Driving Club Sunday
Races Are Shifted to County
Leifrim Picnic

The regular Sunday races of the San
Francisco driving club were switched
yesterday from the stadium track to
Tanforan, where the County Leitrim
picnic was held Only four races were
on the card. but as the heats were
three in five the program proved a long
one. A large crowd was in attendance
and the races were well up to the
average.
The first race, free for all pace. was
won in straight heats by George Kit
to's Deroll. w. J.. Kenney's w j h
took the second race, a $3.50 pace. j.
w. McTeague's Darby Mack won the
,2:25 trot in straight heats and P. DON
nelly's Sister Bess took the 2:20 pace
in straight heats. Summary:
First race-Free for all pace. mile, three in
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs-R. Breasheer. Ryan. Two base
his-Rapps. Carlisle 12). Sacrifice hits-Ryap
r. Brashesr, StovalI. Hogan. First base on called
bslls-Oh Carson !, OF Steen j. Struck out-By
Carson ,. by Steen 3. Double plsys-Hetling to
Rapps- 70 Olsen, Lindsay r. Brashear to Ho-
gan. Stoyai TO Lindsay. Wild pitch-Steen
Passed ball-Fisher. Hit by pitched ball-Car-
son Time of game hours. Umplres-Mc-
Greevy aud Van Haltren
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he scores follow.
PRESIDIO
CLAREMoNT

avoided had the helders paid attenfion fn the o,
defs OF the captain. As il was Bernard had a
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
SUMMARY

ton, Rapps, Hit. Sacrifice hits-Seaton, Smith,
Ort, Casey n. Brashesr, Lindsay. Hitt.-s r.
Breashear t2b. First base on called bails-On
Hit J. OF Seaton Z. Struck out-By Hit 6. by
Seatpn ?. Double plays-Casey to Hetling, Lind
say 10 r. Brsshear TO n. Brashear "a. Burren
TO n Brashear. Hit by pitched ball-Stovall t2l
Time Of game hours. Umpires-yan Haltren
and McGreevy
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Western League

At omaha-Topeka I. Omaha T.
At Des Moines-Wichita s. Des Moines T.
At Sioux City-Sioux City 6. st. Joseph ).
At Llneoln--Lincoln IL, Denver l..
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IA INNING DRAW,
THEN ANGELS WIN
Sensational Morning Battle Followed
By Downfall of Seals

Sacrifice hts-Daley. Lewis. Stolen bSses--Da-
ley. Howard. Melchior. First base on called
balls-On Tozer 5. of Browning p Struck out
BY Tozer :, by Browning ?, by Wheeler l.
Double plsy--Tozer TO Dillon to Roth. Time Of
game hour and % minutes Umpire--Hilde-
brand.
DINNER STOPS GAME
Despite the fact that there were
eight carloads of fans to leave Oakland
for Sacramento TO see the Oaklands
play there yesterday. there was Ca
pacity" house at Freeman's park in the
morning and they got an extensive run
for their money. Thorsen and Henley
were the opposing pitchers at the out
set. but Nagle relieved the former in
the seventh inning and finished out the
game. At that time the Angels were
in the lead by > to l score, Dillon
having sent ball over the left field
fence for home run. 1t looked a cinch
for the Angels to win until the ninth
rolled around when Berry initiated
Dillon so successfully that he made a
circuit of the bases and tied up the
score. From that point until the con-
elusion Of the Ia innings no more tai
lies were made. Score:
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AFTERNOON GAME
PORTLAND

SNN F" AHAAee Aoh SSOASNs
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The border vidette., 1910-12-17

The name of this corporation and by which it shall be authorized to transact it's business is the "GOLD HILL MIN PANY
The border vidette., 1910-12-17

day of January, 1912. A majority of 2 quorum for the transaction of busi- ness.
 Within twenty days after the election of any Board of Directors they shall meet and elect the officers or this cor
 poration, who shall be a President,
 Vice. President, Secretary and IT. a. urer, aud such other minor officers and
 agents as the Board of Directors shall
 deem necessary tor the best interests of the corporation All officers shall hold
 theIr office during the life of the Board of Directors by whom they are chosen and until their successors are elected and qualify. Any two offices may be
 filed by the same person.
 TX
 These Articles of Incorporation may be altered or amended at any regular
 meeting of the stockholders or at any special meeting called for that purpose by the affirmative vote of maj lority of the stock; and the Board or Direct | ors or any three stock holders may call
 d meeting for this or any purpose not | contrary to law, but notice or such | proposed amendment shall be given tc each stockholder either. personally or | iu writing, at least twenty days prior tC | the meeting at which such amendmet l is to be voted upon.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have | bereunto set our hands and seals thi:
 ninth day of 0ecembe Der, A. D 1910. J A. CHAPMAN, (SeaD 1 A. H PARKER, (SeaO
The border vidette., 1910-12-17
Territory of Arizona, CNn1tu of Santa Cri1z

Before me, Frank J. Duffy, Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared J. A. Chapman aud A. H. Parker, known to nc to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the above and foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and severaily ack now ledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and cohsiier- ations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this ninth day of Decem her. A. D 1910
 (SeaD FRANK J DUFFY,
 Notary Public. My Commission expires November 19, 1912. 12 17 St
The border vidette., 1910-12-17
Notice to Stockholders.

The First National Bank, Nogales.
 Arizona, December 3rd, 1910. To the Stock b olders:
 Notice is hereby given that the re- gular annual meeting of the stockhold CTS of this bank for the election of di- rectors and for the transaction of other legitimate business will be held at tb e banking rooms of said bank, Nogales. Arizona, on January 10th, 1911 at 9 a. m.
 VIM. SCHUCKMANN, 12 8 St. President.
The border vidette., 1910-12-17

Notice Of Annuai Meeting of Stock
 holders.
 Notice Is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stock oders of Four Metals Mining Company will be held at the First National Bank of Nogales, the offics of the Company. in Negales. Santa Cruz County. Arizona Territory, at ? o'clock p. m. on Mon day, January 9th, 1911
 Dated, December 1st, 1910.
 c H. GARDNER. D. P. PENNYwITT, President.
 Secretary 12-10 5t
The border vidette., 1910-12-17
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 or THE GOLD HILL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT
 COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- SENTS: That we the undersigned, J. A. Cha pman Of Elk City. Kansas, and A. H. Parker of Nogales. Arizona, be. ing desirous of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Ari- zona, have this day voluntarily asso- ciated ourselves together in to bod y corporate and have made. signed, ex- ecuted and adopted these Articles of Incorporation. and to that end do hereby certify:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
SHIP WELCOMED
HOME LIKE A HERO
Sheriff Sent to Jail For Not Pre-.
venting Lynching is Given
An Ovation.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Jan. 3I.-wfrn
bands playing *Dixie" and Home,
Sweet Home" Capt. Joseph +. shipp
was greeted her& at o'clock last
evening BY 1t least 10000 Of his. fell
low -citixens when he aIighted from the
train that bore him to his home from
Washington, where he had pust COM
pleted sentence In prison for con-
tempt az court In connection with the
lynching "a Edward Johnson, 4 negro,
Tho bands struck up Dixie. ~ the
train pulled II, and Instantly the
thrOnE wis In . state Of widest en-
sthuAtAHfKl Men Napf 1hnuteds and
laughed aimost Ia thu sauna hrsath::
women became frantic There was I'm
mipent danger for time o. 4 panic
end pcssible intnry 70 women and chill
A Captain Ship walked slowly
down the length ~ tho shed he was
greeted Ry hts aged WIFE,. who sobbed
lptetly un4u air breast tor 4 moment.
This 9re&uhG over. the banda played
Edemoniufp broke forth,
Ex~pepA1ty 81ieriH Nick Nolan ana
I1nther MiMiaHn4 returned With their
fcEnaer cA3e& And thsy. too got much
etteuttos N \: u "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
YOUNG WOMAN BLOTS
OUT WHlSKEY SIGN
VOLUNTEERED Her Services to Paint
Objectionable Billboard at
Manassas.

Especial TO The Richmond vfrginian.
- MANASSAS. v, Jan. 3i.--Some time
ago, q mail order liquor house. OF
Alexandria. placed upon n vacant lot
opposite the Southern Railway depot,
IN Manassas. a large board sign ad :
rertising the FIRMS business. The sign
was nailed to the division fence be-
tween properties belonging to H d.
Wenrich and Geo. c. Round. 1t app
pears consent for placing the sign.
had been obtained from Mr.. wenrich's
tenant but MIR. Round had not been
consulted. Fl M
Unfortunately. for tho advertisers
the sign was placed on Mr.. Rounds
side OF the fence. and came In con-
fict with that gentlemsn's opposition
to the liquor traffic, The result was
that when Mr.. Rounds attention was
called to the sign he Immediately or
dered II to be taken down His order
not having neen obcyed. MIR. Round
Saturday, caused the Inscription upon
the board to be treated with a heav,
coat OF paint. OF the danger signal
color.
a young woman member of the
Manassas chapter OF the Woman i
Christian Temperance Union. volun-
teered TO obliterate the inscription, and
her services were accepted ty Ir.
Round.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
KING EDWARD AND
AsQUITH 1t ODDS
Politicians Discussing Open Rup-
ture Between Ruler and
Premier-to-be
-------------------
SITUATION rs DELICATE
Royal Invitation to Visit Windsor
Castle Declined By Liberal
Leader.

LONDON, Jan. Politicians
- fo.slay aiaenz - 1 srrly ~
sv;dcnce that clash has taken
place between King Edward and
Premier Asquith,
II develops that on last Tuesday,
the King invited Premier and Mrs.
-isauith to pay a weeks end visit
20 him at Windsor Castle, presum-
ably to discuss the political situa-
ton. Such invitations are usually
considered in the nature of COM
mands. to disobey which would
amount to an affront to the King.
On last Saturday. Asquith left
for Cannes. Frances, for a brief
vacation. and yesterday court
circular was issued announcing
that Asqnith was not present at
Windsor lowing to his departure
for the continent.
As Asquith's action is almost I'M
precedented it is believed that he
and the King have FLASHED over
the policy to be pursued in the
Forthcoming parliament. It is In
conceivable that he would refuse
to discuss the situation with the
King unless something had oc-
Cured to make his acceptance OF
the premiership impossible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
sEABOARD TO BUILD
BIC FREIGHT DEPOT
New Receiving Station Will Stand
At Hermitage
Crossing.
PLANS ARE BEING MADE
Freight Which Now Has to be
Hauled in Drays Will be
Moved by Road.
PLANS ARE BEING MADE
The Seaboard All Line Railway

The Seaboard Air Line Railway
;ss Sa
ton Of . large freight receiving AZ!
pot at the Hermitage crossing near
the western section of Richmond.
Plans are already being drawn,
and as soon as possible the work Of
construction will be begun with
the view of completing the station
and opening it for freight carly in
the spring.
This station is to be for the
especial benefit of the merchants
and shippers in the West End and
vicinity, who now have to haul
their outgoing freight some dis
lance to the regular depot
When the road decided upon
this new building some time age
it Immediately through its local
representative, Col. Henry M. Boy.
kim laid the matter before the in.
land trades committee of the Rich.
mond Chamber of Commerce,
which endorsed it unanimously and
referred it to the Beard Of Di.
rectors of the Chamber.
Its approval at the hands of the
board was none the less hearty
and, Saturday afternoon the en-.
dorsement was signed by Secretary
Dunlop in the name Of the Cham.
Der and sent to Col. Boykin, who
has now fled application before the
State Corporation Commission,
which viii probably be passed up
on within the next two or three
days.
The depot which the road pro.
poses to build viii be up-to-date in
every way, and will be ample in
size with large freight rooms and
Offices. Every convenience will be
offered the West End shippers
who viii thus be able to save thou
sands Of dollars annually, since the
road proposes to do what the ship
pers themselves now have to do ia
the matter Of sending and distri.
bIting the freight to the proper
outgoing cars at the Seaboard's
central freight station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
GERMAN NEWSPAPER
FAILS TO FIND COOK
Discredited Polar Explorer Not
Not Found in a Sanitarium
Near Berlin.

q BERLIN, IAN. 31.--The Tagebiatt
one of the leading German papers, at
ter an exhaustive Investigation to-
day declared positively that DR.. Fred
eriek A. Cook, of Brooklyn, the al
legged discoverer OF the North Pole. Is
in that neighborhood. and that he mas
not been there.
Another paper Sunday declared the
American consul at Mannheim had
asked the German government to at
rest man In a sanitorium at Heidel-
berg, who was known as 'Hunter" OF
"Gnnther" and who was really DR.
Cook.
Heidelberg, who made a complies
search through the @natghborhood and
has seen all the police offictals and
declares without qualification that the
man Is not DIR. Cook. adding that the
American consul at Mannheim has not
asked for Cooks arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
FORMER WRG|h|AA
IN NAVAL SCANDAL
DR.. Edward S. Cowles Educated
In School Of
q State.
SEQUEL TO DANCE FIGHT
Accused Officers Prepared to Make
Strong Fight to Show War
rant for Their Action in the
\ -4+-,; Matter.
SEQUEL TO DANCE FIGHT

BOSTON, Mass. Because W. II. w.
Ogden. counsel for DR.. Edward S.
Cowles. the chief complainant against
Paymaster J. p. Aud and Surgeon
Ansey Robnett. who are under court
martial here, was not permitted by
the court to be present when the pre-
ceedinQs were begun here today, she
allegation Is being made that the court
will refuse to so fully into the merits
OF the case. Ogden was ON hand pre-
pared to question and cross examine
" illnesses but by order Of the Prest-
dent Of the court, Captain><. III. Helm,
he was not permitted to be present
Before leaving the room. he was
attempting an angry protest when
Captain Helm ~todded to marine
and said:
That win be all from you. Mr..
Ogden
Major Henry Leonard. counsel for
Aud. questioned the jurisdiction OF
the court. holding that. inasmuch as
Aud and Nabnett had been repri-
manded by the Secretary of the Navy,
they conld not again be tried for the
same offense. The contention was
overruied.
Cowles First Witness.
DR.. Cowles was the first witness
called. He rehearsed his story OF the
alleged brutal attack on him in the
presence OF his wife. but made nc
reference to the alleged taking pos
session of photograph of Miss Doro-
thy Hesler. Of Chicago. which Il re-
ported to have been the actual cause
Of the row.
II IL not expected all of the evil
dence will be before the court ia
les than two weeks. Miss Hesler Ii
expected to take th4 stand to-mor-
row and testify In favor OF Auld and
H0bnett. s
Foiiswinnxfthe alleged attack o.
Cu1Ise it - stated th4t the enx1ee,
0 a9l Af8dea5 tt y. 1SsSx1
G M HtoFt M W. -
| 6roKen III M dsiinss n Aud. rms III
| cured pRt TO the dance Iii Ma.
also limited that her father. Rear Ad.
1nir1l william Swift former commar,.
dauk 1T the navy yard, and now See,
retAry Meyers personal aide, used hi.
perxpn41 influence with the Bureau
cf NavtEation to suppress the charge.
which resulted In a rcprimand.
Mrs Ccwies went TO Washington
and saw Secretary Meyer. She state.
that he said that he had never heart
/ OF DIR. Ames, She also saw Senate,
] Lodge and quoted him AS chAracterfx
| ing the offenso AS "the most infamou,
thing ever heard OF"
Captain cowles Is welI-known II
I and Mary College and also attended Z
/ medical college In Richmond.
His family connections are prom!
1 nent In the social life Of the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
STRONG SENTIMENT
FOR STATEWIDE VOTE

NORFOLK. VA. Jan s1.--At the con-
clusinn of -Iohu G.. Mn1ley.s- address on
the anti saloon issue to large audi
ence In the Academy of Music yester-
day a vote was taken on the question
of the legislature passing an act al
lowing statewide vote on prohibit
ton. The whole audience favored the
passage of such measure. large
CORRECTION taken up TOR the antt-satcorr
cause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
Ex-MAYOR DEAD AT
FREDERICKSBURG.
Thomas P. Wallace Expires Fol,
lowing an Attack OF
Paralysis.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. si.--
Ex-Maycr Thos. r. wallace. who was
weeks ago. died VI the Mary waking
ton hospital this morning - n eselock.
aged 10 years
Major WsilAc& was N ex-( sSnfNx1-
erAte soldier. haxlng served tho -
tire four years " He wAa Il democrnt
II poliktce, Gan Dial xepeEOus netuyU
ana prese hiKhest typo oe ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
WOMAN AND CHLU
LOSE LIVES IN FIRE.

sCRANToN, Pa, Ian. s1.---Mrs.
Patrick Joyce. aged IS years. and hei
May. ! Year old. were
burned Id death M = nre which de-
stroyed tho home ~ Patrick Joyce to.
day. sssss VI NJ
the woman ana child were asleep
III ~ inner room ana thsir escapeswaa
EcutoR by tho Names. Seven other
pexsons were seftoualx burned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
Fe.r. negro yafe.

Especial to The Richmond Virginia.
- NoHFpIsxy4EA. JAn- 3l---1se*r-J.-Dr
McAllister called attention # the Bap-
tfst pastors conference today to the
large Increased registered negro vote
as shown BY recent local option cleo
ton. He regards 1t as dangerous to
stats not only In temperance but in
.AlActtoYas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
NEW GOVERNOR To
TAKE OATH TO-DAY
Hon. William Hodges Mann to
Assume High Office in Pres
eace Of Legislature.
CEREMONY TO BE SIMPLE.
Several Other Officials to be Sworn
In and Administrations Policy
To be Outlined.
CEREMONY TO BE SIMPLE.

/
Nsrxan,e VII commit the next four
years M hAr 4S4iny Stnto the hands
W y - y sssis
dav aftxtnobs.. is8sS9rr IN ri ssss ~
49,. - j. 81
Hlsy.hse Maah to noid tnat mosk
exalted ONCE Within the xtft OF hta
people. will rrip the scNptor OF power
il th@ nr&sance ~ ~. a,xr,t. -. ~
fhe hf~k ~ rn,,nc,i. ~ So Ssnss -
I body al disfinrnssheS ner AMI
women.
az ONCE. which win he aTmintxterea
by Jud1e Keith. az the snr,rer,e court
Judge Mann win deliver his inaurnrai
address. n which he will outline his
policies and announces his attitude
toward the Important issue in the
Commonwealth.
New Governor Here.
All ARRANGEMENTS were completed
last week, and the arrival of the day
we're needed to complete this epoch
making chapter in the history of the
Old Dominion. Governor Mann ar
rived In Richmond Monday after
noon to attend to some details and
arrange for the convenience and COM
fort OF . number OF his personal
friends during the inaugural cere-
monies.
The ceremonies will take place in
- expected. and the east side OF the
Capitol ID deemed most suitable for
the all-important event. The MEM
bers OF the Senate will assemble In
the House 1t 30 O'clock and res
ceive the State officials. Mayor OF
Richmond, Judges Of the circuit
Court, city and Federal courts, State
&z.sl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
he| CRIME
N FLOODS WAKE
Apaches and Thieves Arouse
Paris Citizens to Lynch
ing State.
----
GREER TO SHOOT ON
SIGHT" IS EXPECTED
With 5000 Homeless and 3oo,-
900 Out Of Work Authorities
Say Situation is Well in
Hand.
5fA FL =. S

.......
-. -. -
sa. e saa puias. inssi6ased by
Wieves ana Apaches, u sweeping the
Heed 0evastafed sections OF Paris.
! - n. .,,6, s.. 1870 4c.a.v A...,,. =.
..sss,.. - ~ $3.50 ap1es .ne
sse- 81 We = ssacsass mas u 81 sefaaers
rhe incrr.ssnr t.ns,,ts.,.or. v,,,,en
-. 49,. :, |, $780, - y,..... .-s.-
.s.s. = . ssse asaoneu N oM'sed ress
ouIy 70 ne dcnted ~ the
I eovetnment authorities. have 20 en-
re8ed tie people that they are taking
~ NV y thsar own naDds and are
Ven n3neaMgswtth the authorities who
a9tempt e ave the looters from the
UeoQien wrath.
A1USsAlse 0-0&ys ooat con-
seaetng s1our Apechee Was chased BY
p0eL soea g marines. A revolver
- Aspt up oetMeen the TWO
sno sooeen noAI Hnaiiy peang
1919 ~ tn9 AFo 81 tn6 marines Two
y 1ns !oDDsrs we're crowned, one
$3.50 Ssp@usea ana iyncned ana the
,.a.s.. 49,. -
49,: - = .sta1 1 -. ~o
~ .css4.~ ~ ~ IN . pon 49,. oua a
III. .ms syncA1. y ,ae pirates was nar-
Ssvsss,s -. -
= s,,l~s .rr...sr y. - I,.r.s
- .fsE ~ hn.T - II. 49, ~ :
is4e~r et.a Z 800 y. -. 49, $3.50 ~
nIm nverbcerd sra ars~-@S Mn,
tfrnurh ne lev rsst~r. for thrsa.
~,asr1sf. ~ n hos,r rhs Va ~ s,s,s :
Is chtlisd when nnaIly taken from
49, 49, sss. 'ss 4. = Dsassssu ne WA
A attanant a fvrc,, . ,ocs.< hers
u -. .S~ sSs~s 'nSs.s-sa.AA ~. - .s...',
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
PACKERS READY TO
FIGHT THE ssANTI'S !

NEW YORK. Ian. ! from pre-
esf Indicators IN pkaot truek Aaa'
~tts back w md q eqxMG r IoAt
M boycottSRs 3nst ~ naxa ~ -