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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
MISS BJURsTEDT LEADS
VANQUISHlNG ALL-COMERS
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Mrs. J. RoEEc, Another Norwegian,
Will Probably he Matched In Semi



NEW YORK. March o5-Miss Molla
Bjurstedt again demonstrated the SUI
periority of her craft by vanHuishinE
am Corners in the opening rounds of the
National Woman's indoor tennis cham
pionship tournamcnt here to-day.
.Playing in the first division. Miss
whom she was paired against and Is
now ready 10 meet her opponent i'll the
scmiiinals
Miss Marie Wagner. holder OF the
championship won last year while Miss
Biurstcdt was engaged in playing eN-
dcfaulted her title. Miss Eleanor Goss.
the runncr-up last year, scored two
wins in to-day's matches and appears
with the Morse woman for the final
honorS.
Mr., Mrs: J; Bogge, also q No Norwegian,
vitation indoor meet in Brooklyn by
defeating Miss vanderhoof. is in the
first division. and will probably DC
semifinals. The tournament is the first
To be held under the auspices of the
since the vote to restore the cham
The Summarizes:
Miss Molla Bjurstedt defeated Miss
defeated Mrs L. Eberhard by default;
Mrs. r. Lynch, defeated Mrs. l.. II
fcatcd Miss Margaret Bretz Go, G-i;
Miss Margaret Grove defeated Miss
Hazel Gardner Sc, 81, 60: Mrs. III. s.
Green defeated Miss a. II. Dcanc g..
6-1; Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Miss
Il. Holden GO, g.; Miss Caroline VIM
defeated Mrs. Nj. B. HUFF by default:
Mrs. S. J. Strauss defeated Miss j. NJ.
Colt 60. 3-6, 6-l.
Second round-Miss Biurstedt defeat
cd Miss Helen Bernhard CO. 6-l: Mrs.
Samuel Warning defeated Miss T.. &.
Pond GO. 4-G. ga; Miss w. II. Pritch-
ard defeated Mrs. +. Lynch IS. SO.
Ca; Miss Eleanor Goss defeated NJ 5.
II. S. Green CO. Sc; Miss Caroiinc
Winn defeated Miss j. Stratus 6-2, Go,
Mrs. l.. Manhcimcr defeated Miss Jane
Quintard 60, G-i; Miss Helen Pollack
defeated Mrs. L. Wilbournc 81, g..
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Virginia News
in TabLoid Form
Brief Mention Of Happenings
in Various Sections Of
The State.
DANvILLE HAS 6O,OOO.0O0
pOUNDS . ELEAF TODACCO
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILLE. VA, March 25.-Danvillc
tobacco market has ovcrShot the 3d.
600. 000-pound mark and warehouscmcn
now believe that the total of $4,000
600 pounds Will be reached before the
end Of the season in about months
time. There is more tobacco in sior-
age here now than there ever was
before. In the various storage ware
houses there is an accumulation of Co.
100000 pounds of leaf tobacco, due to
the inability to ship il overseas anu
the freight congestion. AS tobacco
is selling a: nearly s32 per 100 pounds.
the great value represented by this
quantity OF tobacco may readily be
seen.
Warehousemen and dealers do not
expect the price of tobacco to deprc
ciate for n number OF years. After
the war there will be the present world
shortage to be filled. and China will
have To be reckoned with. on account
of the increasing demand for cigarettes
with the passing of opium.
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CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL
New Variety Called CalOtabs Is
Perfectly Safe and De-
lightful.

With all of the liver cleansing and
system purifying qualities of tho old
style calomcl, hut robbed of it's Sicken-
ing, gripping and dangerous effects.
Ca!otabs is destined TO become the
most popular Of all home remedies as
IL mas already become the favoritc OF
all physicians
me new style calomel. called Gallo
tabs is perfectly delightful in effect.
one tablet at bedtime, with a swallow
Oh watcr--ihats all No nausea, no
erirlng. Next morning you awake feel
ing me- your liver active your system
purlncd ana with IA hearty appetite for
prcahlast. Eat what you please. there
Is no restriction of habit or diet.
Genuine Calotabs aro nnynr cold In
bulk. Ask for the original sealed
package price thirty-lve cents. Your
urueEiSt recommends and guarantees
CalotabS.-Adv
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HAVANA RESULTS

First, race--,nve furlonEs-l'rccdo ~
~: I.unsfordp. 10 to !. TO l. IL l..
second. EverEaii, To- collins. To l. TO
Ann. Poughkecpsc, County Court. Miss
frimity. cardoinc. Owana. Manfred. billy
Wiley. Molcr and Bonner also ran.
Second raCe-siH iurlonEs--Now Then. l"9
tklccgcr), 10 to !. 70 !, to !, first I:
SIorristown, II? Upit&l; 70 !, TO and ;
= TO- i. even, third, Time, l;iG ~. Dash
i3iE Lumax. Biddy. ScrimmaEc. ShnGdy.
Thomas Calaway Proctor Key and Page
White also ran.
ganihhie, III lMalaayl. 9" to j.. t" AND
To .. /. To .. second: VaEahond. los Ul,lp,
- To /. 10 TO l. . I" !, third. rimc, lil0.
Frank Paterson, PAtlur BOY. None Such.
Magic Mirrur. I.autuna. Cuddleup. AlSarGi,
Lola and fAl"r"iia also ran.
Fourth raCe-F!vc and half furloncs--
Grasmci" IL d.nmsiord), : ,o TO
oven. nrst: James c.. iG5 tJaiacs q.
coleman, {. t" l. even ana to .. second:
/ins. III Iiowar'n. to |. . 10 !. even,
>,ird. riu.e. LOS -. l'hedoden. ,Miss
Hrycrly .I"ncs ngd l<i1Ucl also ran.
FittN IHC'---Uliit---.lor Finn. loo (MCDcr-
mcti). to /. = tu and even. first: Bit 10
i;larney. - iI.ursfordJ. 80 :. To IL and
! Ia . second: Damirttn. INt NIaG*rn), I
to l. {" L.. even. Third. Time. !: ~ -.
flare. Liz" string, Milton Campbell and
JEadu'n also ran.
sI'N * 81 d 9f'y % E"rhsr 81
!. e. 8, sc,ond CHARLES Mci'crrau. IL st"!-
l:47 mr. >icEcl king OF tho Scarlet. Tao
Meta. Passion. Lpirnrr;u also ran.
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Fugitive Gives Himself Up.

Especial 70 The Times Dispa tch.1
DANNILLE VA, March :5.--iiobcrt
Register, a negro. who escaped after
shooting and twice woundnS 4 local
policeman. has surrendered 20 the local
authorities and is in Jail lie was in
dicted for a fclonious assault. and is.
in addition. wanted by the government
for failing 10 answer the call of the
exemption board. The negro present
ell himself Al 2:30 o'clock in the morn
ing to the police officer on night duty
at the courthouse and asked 10 be lock-
ed up saying that the hunt for him had
been so close that he had 70 peace OF
mind. The negro shot Patrolman w
G. Hall twice while he was arrcs;iug a
neSreSs. Soon after his escape he
wrote to the oficer saying tina, he re-
grcttcd the shooting, and that he was
under the influence OF cocaine ut the
time.
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Mis-. Ko.cnthnl Defeated.

fINEHt RST, y. c.. March 25-Miss
El"ainc Rosenthal the North and South
Eoli champion, went down to defeat
to- day in the Pinchurst tournament at
the hands Of Mrs. Ronald H. BARLOW. Of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Barlow went out in
~ aud finishing winning up and .
TO biay.
Miss Ruth \. Dugan. OF Chicago. dc
'cat.d Miss Sarah Fownes. of Pitts
hurgh. IN Il hard-fouGht contest: Mrs.
p"rothy &. liurd. OF Pittsburgh. de
lea'cd Mrs. Myra Pri,chard. OF New
York The scmifnals TO decide tho two
hual contcndcrs for Miss Roscnthal's
ttlc VIII DC played Tomorrow
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Charles II. Trnxnhn m.

Funeral services for Charles r.
Traynham. for many years Il member
of the firm OF o. y. Reeves & Co.. to-
baccon!sts, OF Paramount. y. c.. will
take place this afternoon IN South
Boston.
]. Traynham. Of the Virginia Methodist
Conference who survives him. lie Is
survived also by his wife. Mira. Clara
Patrick Traynham. daughter OF the
late H. r. Patrick. OF Campbell Coun-
~. and seven children. IL. was the
eldest OF four brothers. three OF whom,
DR.. b. l.. Traynham, OF Sweet Cha!y-
heate Springs. W. Va: DR.. w. IT. Trayn-
ham, OF Hampton. and Lieutenant \. r.
Traynham. or the medical reserve
corps. formerly with the Virginia
state Board OF Health, survive
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William j. t:utes.

William j. Gates died ~ his home
in Houston yesterday morning after
lingering illness OF some months. lie
was in the seventy tn year OF his age.
He is survived by one son, III. ID. Gates,
Of South Boston, ana one daughter.
Mrs. William Lovelacc, OF Houston.
Two brothers. Il. W. Gates and G. 5
Gates, of Richmond, also survive him.
Sir. Gates was an old citizen of Rich
mond, having been engaged in the
Wholesale grocery business here for
some years. He was u Confederate
veteran, having fought from the battle
OF Bethel TO Five Forks, where he was
captured while clubbing the enemy
with the butt of his musSet, after
having shot all his ammunition away.
Funeral services will take place at
Houston to-day.
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Amusements
Little to Recommend 1t.

The musical comedy. SO styled. rep
rcsentinE Bud Fishers "AIntt aud !ch
Divorced" was presented at the Acad-
envy last night by u thi-d-rltc COM
pany. with little to recommend Ii.
Chorus, music and comedy were all
much below par. Marty llealy, rs JEFF.
by his ccntortions and horseplay. sic
cccdcd In getting out some laughs.
Minerva Adams, in the character OF
Mrs. Mutt, worked hard to inject some
spirit into the play, but III vain. An
imitation OF u Hawaiian ukelele, by
Bertha kraemcr. was Is good as acy-
thing brought out during the evening.
and neritcd the applause which it re
Ccivcd
1t plays to-day and tomorrow.
j. q. IT.
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james NJ. Dnvis.

Especial to Tho Timos-Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March %.
-'Jnnes NJ. Davis. aged seventy, a Re-
',rcd carriage builder. died yesterday
AT the fome OF his son. Byron DAVIS.
anc was buried at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon In Eivcrvicw Cemetery. DR..
Cecil V. Cook, of the Frs, Haptist
church. Conducting ,hc service. AIR.
Davis was son OF the late Warner
Davis. OF iuvarna County. He mar
RED Miss Shliic Aun HOLLOWAY. ~ Flu.
wanna County. she surrlvhs, with sjx
Sons-Wirt Davis. ministerial stu.
dert now at Louisville, Ky, sCm.r-
AIRY: WiIfrcy Davis, of tie lfni,nd
states Navy: Gary Davis. of Culum1,.s
ohio: Russell ard I.ucian Davis, OF
THIS city. and lyron Dari.. OF re-
tcrsnurE
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MOB HUNTS GERMANS
Crowd I'm Dc1phos. Ohio, Threntcns to
Lynch Any Who Itcfuse TO Salute
American Flag,
TDy Associated prcss.1

LIMA. OHIO. March 25-A mob at
Deiphos, near here. tonight began
making n house-to-house canvass, drag
GihG every suspected pro-German from
MS ped taking him downtown and
forcing him to salute the American flag
under pain OF being hanged to tree.
barney Iindermann. wealthy mcr-
chant, to whose shoe store a flag was
railed, has been notified that IL the
iiag. which he was forced to salute. Is
taken down he will be thrown into
the canal at once and drowned.
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Mrs. JuIinn &. Rumn.

Funeral services OF Mrs Charlotte
Meade Ruflin, who died OF her home
yesterday at 3 o'clock will be con-
Quoted by Rev. James w. Minis at I'm
manuel Church, Hanover County. this
morning at 1890 o'clock, and her body
will be buried by the side OF her hus-
band. Julian c. Ruflln. in Blandford
Cemetery. Petersburg. AT $3.50 O'clock.
Mrs. RuGin was nearly eighty five
-cars Old For the last ffty-threc
years she had been closely associated
with all the activities Of Emmanuel
Church.
Surviving her arc five children. Ju-
lian NJ Ruiln. Jane Ruflin. Mrs. r. f..
Rroaddus. OF Hanover County: Mrs.
Harrison u. Christian. of Henrico
County; Edwin r. S. RuGin, of Norfolk
sixteen Observation-Disclosures and one
great grcat-grandchild
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TECHS SEASONS PROGRAM
Will Open With Three Games mt Home
Several Cannes
Pending.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BLACKSBURG, VA. March %,
Manager Baxter Mcintosh, OF the Tech
baseball team. has announced the sca-
sons schedule. Games for April -. IL.
II, II and May /. > ana are pending
Tech opens the season with three
played ut home. Here is the schedule:
March 2G-iloly Cross. BlacksburS
March 29-Marshan College, Blacks
March so-Marshall College. Blacks
Anril 3-N c. A. & e, West Raleigh,
April IN. c. A. & T.. West Raleigh
April 5--Wake Forest, Wake Forest.
" {.
April G-Wakc Forest. Wake Forest
April S-Elon College. Elon y. c.
April 9-Elon College, Greensboro
April lO-Guilford College. Guilford
April ll--Guilford College, Winston
April Sidney. Blacks
APRIL lS-Hampden-s Sidney, Blacks
burg. VA.
April ls-Eastcrn College. Blacks
" April lo-Eastcrn College, Blacks
Aprl ..-Emory and Henry Blacks
burg, Va.
Arrll .3- Emory and Henry Blacks
April s5-Marshall College, Blacks
Aprii 2G-Marshan College, Blacks
April 37--Eoanokc College, Blacks
April .a-N. c. A. x T., Blacksburg.
April ao-N. c. a. & T., Blacksburs,
May >-virsinia Christian College,
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REMOVES ALL
DANDRUFF
La Creole Does This, Beauties
Your Hair, Grows New Hair,
Darkens Gray Hair.

Dandruf. or little scales Of dust from
the scalp and hair. causes grayness.
falling OF the hair and badness. Most
so-called ha ir tonics are too simple or
not strong enough to cleanse the scalp
and hair OF dandruff. and that's why
you have been disappointed. But La
Creole is different. Apply 1t freely to
hair and scalp and the scales or dan
druf will fall from your hair and scalp
in perfect shower, and after drying
your hair your head will feel fine and
dandy and your scalp will be clean.
Besides. il your hair is prcmaturely
gray or has n tendency to grayness. la
Creole will darken it up naturally and
cause thin hair to grow thick and fast.
Sold and recommended by Tragic Drug
Co, Richmond. Va. Mall orders prompt
ly filled on receipt Of regular price.
s1.2o. la Creole Hair Dressing" is sold
on money back Euarantee-Af1y
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Liberty Day IN Ashland.

ASHLAND. March o5.-The Ashland
district and Ashland town school
boards have made Liberty Day, April
-. Il holiday, so the children can honor
our heroes. Great preparations -.
under way, and n program OF speech
maiiing. singing by q we'll trained
chorus and Il parade, in which all the
men OF Hanover who are in the ser
vice will take part, provided they can
obtain leave, and many promincnt
men and former citizens OF Ashland
have signifcd their intention OF coming
here FOR that day. The Hanover chap
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Women Work for Lonn.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
DANNILIE, VA, March 2J.-MrS. J.
T. HaGan, state chairman of the Wo-
mans Liberty Loan Committee, has or
ganiEcd fifty counties in Virginia. AMI
promises that the women OF the state
will he heard from when the campaign
is formally launched for the third
issuc Tidcwatcr Virginia is we'll or
ganizcd, so are some OF tho northern
counties and even the remote counties
in the Ninth and F!fth Districts have
active committees of women on tho
rolls, who will cooperate with the
mems committees. Mrs. q. j. sea"
is chairman Of the woman's committee
in Richmond. and has, according 10
Mrs. lIaean, already performed valu-
able service.
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At the I.yric,


Desrantirg in q philosophical manner
upon the joys and glooms OF married
life, Misses Sinclair and Casper fca-
turc an opening strong bill at the
Lyric. The young girls arc not only
pleasant 10 the eve, but their bright
and origina! hits kept the audience III
continual good humor. They were en-
Enthusiastically applaudcd.
Lewis and Leopold, billed as TIE
merry men from sonElar!. ana also
exclusive singers of exclusive songs.
filled an exceedingly strong number
although some Of their jokes and skits
werc rather rispuc and hordered or
'hc suggestive. 1t was noticeable that
most of their applause came from The
peanut gallery and tho bald head"
row.
Although the other numbers were
%ood oilers they failcL {" rise above
me mediocre. Caiitn and IIo.vlcnd
made Il good showing OF an American
naval officer making love 10 a Spanish
dancer IN true ;roubadour fashion zinc
count and the Maid" billed for tho
strongest number in tho program,
proved 10 BE Il disappointment. Paul
LHvan and Dobha gave = fair cxhj.
hition OF acroLatic comedians.
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Naturalization Inntr,ct Signed.

y" '--""0'I' % i'r"s0 7
CHICAGO March 25-Fmal articles
'os'n" heayyweiuh; championship
afrh between jess Willard ana Fred
"nl;on, % Rochester. Mimi. the chal-
n@"r. We're signed hcrc to-day in the
.rcseuce Of Colonel Joseph G. Miller.
'hr promoter. ana q score Of sporting
o'ehrl,ies The fight Will take place
July /. but the place has not been
selected willard j. 10 receive - per
cent Of the net prof, made by Miller.
While Fulton IS 10 receive "a fiat sum
OF $4,000.
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John o. TrnyI0r.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, March 25.-JoI.n
o. Tr'ylor. aged fortyscven years a
wcli-known and respected citizen Of
Matoaca, Chesterfield County, died yorv
suddenly Saturday night Of acute IN
digestion ~ His home IN that village,
lie is survived by his wife and no
Following children: Mrs. Ncrnell Bow
man. MIS-. Esther Samucls Thor-as.
iioiing. Nathan. Mona, Ecrben and
Madeline Trayior. all Nf Chesterfield.
Two brothers and too sisters also si:r-
viva.
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secure 1,aea Member. in Drive.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
I.YNCHBURG. VA, March 25.--The
annual membership drive here for the
Young Mems Christian Association re-
suited In 1923 members being secured
for the year. The association lost go
men, who have gone to the colors
during the past year. and the aim was
made 10 secure new members 10 fill
this gap. This was exceeded by tif
teen. The campaign was lad by army"
and navy" divisions. the army win
ming the contest by III members.
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HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

i'.rsl race Hvc aoa q hg'f fmlouss -G-n-
Won. RouNCr ~ Pool . t." /" ana
NordS OF Wisdom P"rs"\.r. SSH, iir|
SEt'ilal- l.N.' Eu-,UL". >aiar.es- 'lD-''t,
,,,,,,"md n-ce ~ n"d Z, ha'l iuri.lF..11 inrii
|,,.'2sM, ,y, az G,..'" a"I
aEa 90 s. sccoId. pld Bob; no
rTv, i,, I'tro.l4d TIo,ton. llaw-
.,ha-n", ~ hen pirroroo 'G,MmTr tn
Th.rd rHva SIS lurIougs- Harry Burroym".
20 oconno'lyp - /. 3 20 q ara f. To 3 won.
a - 3. second rar,or iia.d 10. C;usor,.
20 ]. !. 20 and even. third. Timc. :l3 -.
~, III swG"g i;inc Pas No&s Gho,y,!e.
Fourth rhcc-on" mile Sia!hat.y, Io2
'Sspdc' - !. t" aud 20 =. won: Ultra
svcona: Waite' D.1'. ioi a. o'Brirnp. -
Vatnd tg a. w,i sldrrd irrctt"''.' ' vaaear
iliil FrGlI,gn Cen, in"I ,G,9n9nei,.y Wa4 DO,
rirh race liz frrlonr~ wood Trap, 10,
,Gonnc.iN! H. 20 and 10 o. won;
20 8. second Ouroriur3iy II. Bur.I.
u 3. . 90 - aud out. third Time. l:l@.
Weu';car and Rrmrhsgst also ran
Broom. ~ NyF'p. 10 g.: to ! ana out;
@on: Eu.ory III ,!Sgn41s' % J. I" "n@
targnret y Philemon Mary H. Bcn Ramp
o.. loltc. FlrNutnc "lEn ram.
seyssnth race lnile ana quarter Back Sail,
iaucoi. r iSrudct. oven :, ANA out
-cuud XIII" Fisher ls callahan. 70 70 J.
90 a'1 lI u ih!:u. time, -LH. tetf
""'Ny aud j"fN Graham also r..fl.
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Mrs. c. T.. Woody.
GSpccialto The Tlrnes-Disna,

Especial 10 The TiInes-D!spatch.l
ITNCIIBCRG. VA. March 25.-Mrs
symphonic a. Woody. aged fifty
seven years, wife of c. r.. Woody, died
Saturday night at her home. el5 Dear
Ing Street. after five days illness O..
plural pneumonia. She Is survived by
her husba nd and several children. Her
body VIII be taken to Amherst for
burial. Mrs. Woody was Il daughter
OF the laiE j. j. Drumhci!er. OF Am
herst County.
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Trnop Thirtx.lsnur Wins

scout Troop "a defeated the strong
I"'n' OF Troop 81 yesterday in "a fas,
basketball game played on tho comrt
OF the John Marshall High school Al
l"'"Sh inc score Of II to would
seem TO indicate onc-sidcd game.
INC contest was very Interesting and
ven played. Fink and Mitchell 81 rrcd
Tor Th!rty-f four ana Powell ana picrhi
for Fifty four '''"i
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CUBS WANT DAUBERT
Merklc Mny I'c Retired to Utility Base
Position. New York
YIpnrs

NEW YORK. March 25.-rhc Cubs
are dickcring for First Basement Jake
Daubcrt. OF che Brooklyns. according
to word received here to-day. 1t is
believed that Manager Mitchell is plan
ming TO retire Mcrklc to the utility base
position and is on the lookout for u
man To nil the place.
Daubert has Il contract with the
Dodgers calling for II $4,000 salary,
which expires next fall.
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D,r,,>cY ,luoc,,. On, nil,

JOPL1N. NO. March 25Enc's Demp.
sey. Of San Francisco, substituting for
Fred Fulton, who canCcl"! his engage
ment after he was matched TO NEE,
Jess willard. tonight knocked out
Tom Riley, OF Toronto, IN the nrst
round OF n scheduled nftccn-roui.d
bout. Dempsey scored five ).uockdowns
before he sent Riley down for The
count with - lott hook. Dempsey
weighed 200 pounds. and Riley alo.
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DR.. KARL MUCK ARRESTED
Lender OF Boston symphony Orchestra
Taken Into Custody ms
Enemy Allen.
TBv Associated Press.1

BOSTON. March 25.-Dr. Kari Muck.
leader OF the Boston symphony Or
chcstra, was taken into custody as an
enemy alien at his residence in the
Back Bay district of this city late to-
night. lie was lodged at a police sta
ton for the night. and ii was an
nounccd that pending orders from
Washington he would be taken to
the East Cambridge jail tomorrow.
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TO Give Drafted Men send-on.

TSPeClaI 10 The TimcS-DlSpatCh.
LfNCllBURG. VA, March 25.-Ar-
ranSemcnts are being made here for
send-oT for Lynchburg's first incre-
mcnt of draftccs, who are TO leave here
next Friday afternoon for Camp Lee.
The Red Cross society will honor the
thirty-two men with supper Thurs
day evening at the Virginia hotel. and
a demonstration will be held at the Y.
NJ. {. ~. building when the draftees
rendezvous there for departure to Pc
icrsburg.
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Dnnviiie Thrift Meeting.

DANN1LLE. VA. March 25.-Joseph
G. Taylor. OF Richmond. on Sunday
addressed q large audience at the Ma
jestic Theater on the necessity OF in
vcstinE in war saving stamps. lie was
introduced by W. p. Bcatwright. and
spoke for thirty minutes. Danvillc has
inverted $4,000 in thrift stamps. the
allotment being s4j0,000.
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Dcmpscy-,,tske Fight arrnnucd.

ST. PAUL, MINI March Pa
match between Jack Dempsey. OF Salt
Lake City. and Billy Miske. the 81.
Paul heavyweight. was insured, Pro-
motcr Jack Rcddy announced to-day.
The men will come together here for
tel, rounds April 26.
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no Inspect Prison Farm.

liy hssocia ted PieSs.l
I.NNClIBCltG, VA, March o5.--Dr. j
r. MaS;i:., secretary OF the State Board
of Charities and Correction. and Il com
mittee representing the Newport News
City Council will visit the city prison
farm here April to study conditions
there. The visit is to secure inforna-
ton for report to the Newport News
Council looking TO the establishment,
OF Il similar institution ID" that city.
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PAY MORE FOR CLEAN COAL
Fuel Administration VIII Allow Extra
Compensation for Special Opera
lions IN Production.
ley Associated Press.1

fisy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. March 25.-Regula-
tons imposing penalties upon opera
tors who fail to meet the contract
standard for clean coal. announced to-
day by the fuel administra. ion. allow
extra compensation for washed coal
and other fuel. which require special
operations TO produce