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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
JACK BRITTON AND TED
LEWIS TO FIGHT TONIGHT
welterweiEhts VIII Resume Their In
ccssnnt Hanging When They Meet
for Nineteenth Time.

NEW YORK. July 27.--weltcrweiEht
Champion Jack i3ritton and Ted Lewis
Judy Show on Monday night at the
Armory a. a. of Jersey City in an
eight-round bout.
The most curious pair OF boxers in
the nineteenth time No two men were
ever obsessed In the same manner that
Jack and Ted are. Their main idea OF
life is one long drawn-out series OF
battles between them.
Ted Lewis says he wants to be
champion again. Jack Brit;on answers
pion. But that's all surface efrusions.
What Ted and Jack both mean Is that
they want another scrap. Some NOR
saIs depend on MI love 70 keep their fses
their salt of life by maulins each
other.
Britton and Lewis met several years
ago in a twelve round bout in Boston.
in which the EnEiishman carried off
the decision. They next met In New
which Brit,on defeated Lewis in q
splendid performance.
Then began long series of SCRAPS
proved with every battle. On June %.
l9lI, the two met in twenty-round
fight all the way. Ted was champion
again. Another series Of conflicts be-
tween the two began. In majority OF
their matches the margin of super
But on March II last. Britton. de-
termined and aggressive, knocked
Lewis out. retaking the championship.
Lewis never had a chance in that meet
ing. Rritton landed punches at will,
and Lewis rceled like drunk
Lewis claimed after that he was sick
with the yellow jaundice, and that
Britton would never have defeated him
IL he had been healthy man. Lewis
spent some time in the hospital after
the fight. sending out walls tina: he
wanted revenge: that he was very
very sick boy when Britton knocked
him out: that he wanted to prove that
he was sick by getting another crack
at Jack and showing what he could do
when he felt we'll.
And, SO after four months OF verbal
TO come back Monday night II the
should regain the title. Britton is
thirty-six years old and Lewis only
twenty-three.
less Willard. who, is younger than
TO the we'll too often and about youth
conQuering old age after Jack Demp-
sey hoored him.
If the battle hinges on the question
OF physical superiority Lewis will win
Britton has, Enthusiastically slowed up
OF form lately: The challenger is a
Britton, as his record OF knockouts
show.
But in order to win Ted will have
to knock Britton out Decisions are
TO be champion he will have to put put
BrittOn SleeD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
PREPARING FOR RACES
PouEhkeepsie Chamber of Commerce
to Stnnd Sponsor for Grand
Circuit Meeting.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y, July 81
The stage is rapidly being set in
roughkeepsie for the, greatest grand
circuit meeting ever held in the his
tory Of that track. The great records
which have been made at North Ran
all. Ohio. where every sort Of an OLD
record mas been broken. records for
time, recrds for attendance. records
Tor entries, makes II seem certain that
me Poughkeepsie meeting from August
lhth to 23rd on that historic tract Will
be duplicated
Thomas W. Murphcy. the Poughkeep-
sc crack horscman and leading winner
or ne races in the grand circuit meet
ins thus lar. is expected viii live up
70 ms reputation on his own home
The Poushkeepae races are being
ronnncted this year by the Pough-
keersie Chamber OF Commerce, that
ORGANIZATION clearly recognizing the
necessity OF holding the races in the
hudson River city
Mhac IN" Poughkcepsie races are
nc!nS given Annually at great fnan-
S.hi !oss TO the city. nevertheless this
,,,uRnneepSie who are again putting up
sn"'F money, giving forth their time
an. anu cnerE! In making uhe Poughkcep.
- th'es this year under the auspiccs
81 INC iouGhkeepsie Chamber Of Com
sport season. W. ."S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
Chance Predicted Pat
Moran Would Succeed

Frank Chnnce WINS the first base.
ball mnn to predict the managerial
success OF Patrick Moran, who
threatens to win the National
League pennnnt with the Reds.
Chnnce, when he handled tho Cubs,
had Moran and Tom Necdham, both
cntchers, on his team. Later, when
Chance took hold OF the Yankees In
1913. he vninly tried to obtain Mo-
ran ns coRch. Norm was helping
Charley Dooin, manager OF the
Philliics, Mt TINT time, and the
Quaker owners refused to let Pat
go.
"Mornn will he Erent manager
nome dny!" said Chance when the
Phfllics hnd turned down his offer.
Gle knows baseball, In n hard
worker, md In we'll liked by the
players, because he is fair and
Hquare. Needhnm, too, will make
good I'm the big Leagues II he gets
nm opportunity"
Needless to add TINT Chance still
In pulling for Moran and nlso In
wondering why Necdhnm Is idle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
GIANTS, 5; BRAVES, 2
tBy Associated pre.,.1

NEW YORK. July 2T.-New York
Tade it three out OF four from Bos-
ton here today. winning the last
game of the series by score Of
to .. Benton, New York's first pitch
or, was wild, but Barnes held his
former team mates to one scratch hit
in five innings
The game was a repetition Of yes
tcrday's wrangling with Umpire KLEIN.
Gowdy and Smith were put out Of the
game in the early innings. Manager
Stall.ngs, OF Boston. was obliged to
fill his outfield with pitchers and an
extra outfelder. as Outhclders Thorn
and Caldwell were i'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
MExICANs ENFORCE RULING
ConsuIx Must Eise Identification Cards
OF Crews on ships Bound for
Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-Strict
endorsement OF Mexican laws compell-
ing crews OF American passenger and
freight vessels bound for Mexican
ports to have their identification cards
vised by Mexican consuls In the United
States was announced here yesterday
by Jose j. Pesquera, acting Mexican
consul at New Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
PHILLIES, 4; DODGERS, 2
tBy Associated Press.]

BROOKLYN, July 27.-Luderus' bat
ting featured Philadelph:as victory
over Brooklyn today by a score of
TO .. His triple and two doubles ac-
counted for three Quaker tallies. Park
ard. relieving George Smith n the
seventh ming with two out and the
bases full, struck out the next bat
ter and held Brooklyn h.tless in the
eighth and ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. IS $40 I Totals. :;
'Batted for Galore in seventh.
Batted for II. Wheat in ninth.
tPatted for S Smith IN ninth

Score ny innings: r
Philadelphia .........o oo1 %
Broohlyn " " " U %
summary: Two base hits-Williams I.ude-
rvs tD. Malone Three, base hit-Luderus
Home Iun-Grifith. Stolen bases-Wil-
iiams. Olson Left on bases-rhiladelphia
5. BROOKLYN. 4 Bases on balls-on G.
Smith. 8 off Cadore. !. Tits-oh G.. Smith
in "a Innings: off Galore. in I. Struck
cut--by q. Smith. :: by Packard. 2; by Ca
dore, 4: by y. Smith. l. Wild pItch--t.a-
dore Winning pitcher. G. Smith. Losing
pitcher, Cadore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
STOCK EXCHANGE LOSES
some OF REGENT STRIDE
Due to Midsummer Apathy Rather
Than Pause In Expansion Of
Trade.
FOREIGN RATE CRISIS PASSES
Standard Oil Company Doubles
Capital, Primarily for Enlarge
ment of Export Business-Circum.
stances Arc Unique in Organization.
TBy Associated Press. 7

NEW YORK, July 27.-The movement
OF the stock exchange last week lost
some OF its recent momentum. and price
changes were frequently irregular un-
der pressure. although steady to firm
in the popular leaders,
Reduction of operations wns attri-
buted to the customary midsummer
apathy rather than to any pause in
the expansion of general trade.
Aside from the labor situation con-
dttions in the steel industry continued
strongly indicated by the statement of
an accepted authority that new orders
were much In excess Of current pro-
duction.
Among international banking inter-
ests more hopeful feeling was created
by the passing OF the crisis in foreign
exchange, although rates on London
and the principal continental European
centers were considered sufficiently un-
favorable to menace this country's
overseas trade.
In the many developments of the
week little attention was paid to adj
vices from Washington which accom-
panied the new high record OF exports
for the last fiscal year According to
official compilations. exports exceed any
previous year by more than SI,0QQ000,
600.
One OF the most significant events
since the signing of the armistice was
contained in the announcement by the
W
the doubling of its capital. primarily
for the enlargement of it's export bust
ness. The circumstances attending
this undertaking are unique in the his
tory of this organization. and offer
more than a suggestion of the extent
of other financial projects now in vari-
Gus stages of negotiation.
COTTON PRICES DECLINE
FROM 40 TO "a POINTS
NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-The net
tracts last week were declines of As
to IL points. Spots were net I'M
changed. While trading was brisk on
most sessions of the week, the main
influences about balanced one another,
and moreover, the market had ten
dency to react after bulges. which led
to the claim on the short side that 1t
was technically unsound.
The weakness of foreign exchange,
the marine strike in this country and
the coal miners and dock strikes In
England and a better crop outlook in
tho Western belt especially Texas.
we're the main reasons for selling pres
sure. Buyers operated on rains in
the Eastern belt. which were called
serious in private reports, the continued
lateness Of the crop and late In the
week on the better feeling in the for
c!gn exchange market and eSpecta-
lions Of large export movement this
week as the result of the clearing up
of marine labor troubles.
In some quarters 1t is estimated
that there are we'll over 100000 bales
of cotton on ship board at all United
States ports awaiting clearance. and
some PREDICTIONS were that the exports
this week, which is the last week in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

Jessie watts. 2l3L. winner NJ "a. ,.,,
Horse Dealers Sweepstake IS : ,ors,. ~:
winner FOR the New jersey Road Hoy",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LContinued from Fourth Page1
hi,s-on Tuero. 5 in Is Innings: off
Sherdel. in rs. Struck out-by Ale1-
ander, 5; by Tucro. .; by Sherdel l. Wild
pitch-Tucro. Losing pitcher. Tuero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

j, Fred Fisher. we!I-known hors.map ~
Guakertown: who was suffering from an
attack OF heart failure al AlIentown IS
recovering at his home '' %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

etranEe az II may seem from the nam.
Rex McGreKor. PISA. Is mare Sh, 1,
z sister OF Harvey Ernests Ereat tIott.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

r. 8: smith: Indiana Pa viii chip nv.
trotters ana PAGERS 10 Belmont ,odty
VIII start at the Grand Circuit ,no,,,,r '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

Sunburn Pointer. 2:os', ha. va, ,.
contecutivs events OF 800 vain. oy. oVr
Michikan and has not been d.:cs,eS hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

North Spur 2:oS2. lats purchz,. .-o,,
Walter Cox won the League Gun for Ro"
ton. The little Ee!dinr never looked or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

Squire BUCHANAN owner and driver o,
C6xsta L.. 3:osE. which was tust bc.,.n,
q small margin by O. U. c.. 2:osL In :o;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
GOSSIP OF HORSES

wilmington horsemen made a An. show
racing luck would have won IN. NC 80 c,e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

joseph Guy. winner In 2:rti, IN m. -,c,
FOR 2:22 troters a. Cleveland s,srfo, g.,
thirteen races last season without -, 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

Score by innings: r.
S SsS!o3 York ...:::......I pSSllSSc:E2
Summary: Two-base hit-Snyder. Three
base hit-BurnS. Stolen bases-Herzor
kaun. Sacrifice hit-Bcnton. Double play
-Boeekei and lierzoc. Lett on bases
New York. 3: Boston. s. Bases on balls
on Benton: 5: off Barnes. l: off Heating. ..
iiits-off Benton. in innings tnone out
in hfth). Struck out-by Heating. l. Win
ming pitcher, Benton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


~ 5 ni SIeyilRasr in nrst-class condition
nf st.uaisSaker ,t;sy,inder 7pa.senEer In
over 900 miles. tires ali In good condition
about months. has been completely over.
nauied ana repainted. new tires cord. ca n
DO bought for half of tho present price.
,G Stanley ,, Steamer. model 7a5, to 5-pass.
enSer sport roadster. used less than 3VOv
m.9i Les. guaranteed to be in perfect shape
One Cole 8, Sedan. 1918 model used less
IMAM iV,oVO miles. with new cord tires over
hauled and rcpaintcd 1880.
Ono model $40 Cole Areo 8. 7-passenEer.
= Soou cord tires. scat covers, bumpe RS
Just been oVerhauled. irst-class shape. ST. 100
:. II you looking for a good used ear
IL VIII pay you to SEQ tho above
All Of tho above can be seen at
THE FORBES MOTOR CO..
1918 West Broad street.
Phone Madison aoL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

wiiniins,op horsemen mad. An. show.
racing luck would have won The pcin; cun
joseph Guy. winner in 2csi. In IN. rae.
for 2:e2 tro;ters a, Clev.iaud 49,. 80 &C.
thirteen races last season without YIN ~
E. s. Smith. Indiana Pa viii ,bl, a..
tTotters ana PAGERS 10 Belmont today IT,.
VIII start at the Grand Circuit ,nc,,,,r
u Jessie Watt: s,,a.. winner .. IN. ~.
winner for the New jersey Road d"S Rer.t
consecutive events OF .ion vsius ~, toer
Michikan and has not been d.:es,et hi
season. ms
North Spur. e:x.. lat. pureh.,. from
Walter Cox. won the League cup Tor Bo"
ton. The littie Ee!dinr never looked or
u Fred Fisher. well-known hors.man Of
attack OF heart failure at AIIentown Is
recovering at his home
6tranee an Il may seem from the nam.
Rex MeGIeKor. 2:ish; is a mare sh. !,
lima Jay. 1otk.
sss,rt nDss sss Sner ana driver ..
.Rs %.rx,s BY "'fh G. va: :c! !s.' IN Se: s:
has but one hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

OVERLAND for sale: touring car; }475 cash
for immediate purchase. Boulevard sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
Motorcycles and BICYCLES,

BlCYCLE-For sale. boys Pierce Arrow
bicycle: in good condition; price, SIS. Call
boulevard SAW. "
BICYCLBs-see Gentry. sos West Broad
Emblem, Eagle. Crescent repairing q spe.
cialty Work called for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
BRING MORE SUGAR HERE
ANOTHER 100000 POUNDS
Is SHIPPED IN FROM WEST
Most OF 3OO.nOO Pounds Received Sew
ernl Days Ago Turned over to
RtchnOnd .Jobhcr>.

Richmond Will not have a suSariesS
Christmas. Yesterday afternoon ship
'ncn; Of 100000 pounds rolled into the
city from the Nest and was received
by the local agent of the Sugar EQuali-
cation Board. u. :. HARDWOOD.
All Of the sugar received in NcStcr-
There wcrc Loco OF these sacks, ana
to Wholesalers on lower Cary street
the sight of the large consignment
brought smiles Thoy Mil be enabled
70 distribute I 10 rctail stores. Who
Will supply tho weN-known Ultimate
Consumer.
The shipmcn, Yesterday WAS the fore :
runner o. the second shipment III
100000 now on its way To kiChmond.
The other cars are rolling, Mr. iiarwood
said. and should hc here IN a few days.
The initial sugar shiument here by the
sugar EuUalizati"n Board was ono OF
100000 pounds.
Most OF tho 5ococa pounds had been
turned over 20 whcl,Salct dealers by
him. Mr. Harpood declared. lie said
lie had been SHIPPED out al Richmond
ia other pNrjS az The state ana North
and South carolina. and that thc SuEa"
shortage here should now hoe at an
From di0ereu, parts OF the city re
uorts are s;.lI coming tina, sugar -
still hard - iinl. THIS is blamed on
ihc Christmas rush OF business. which
rctards the delivery .. the wholesale
dealer IL the retailers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEW YORK pee so.--Ths "joiei de
{or thousands o. ;r.lmrs since its pur-
chase by Jcm Davis the hobo king.
was akeu over ;odar by the c!;y 20
be used aS detention house for :na-
WINSTON SALEM. \, G., Dec. 10
IWenty-tAFer itNcit diSi.e-ies Were
destroyed and numerous arrests OF
;h!s week in Mikes County. DEPUTY In
,erlal Revenue Collector &. T.. puura-
gan announced today
MO BILE. ALA. Dec oO-Nord was
received herc ,his eycn:ng that l. /.
Lindsey. former sheriff of EuSSa.!
County, Ala had k'lled himself 5asi
across the Georgia state line from lil-
aIADHi'p. Dec 2c.-Two persons we-s
S.i!sl aud twelve others Wounded in "a
o!iisioa between civil guards ANA
Mo%TGoMEEY. ala Dec. 90
Moatsone.y.s ar;eSian water system
VS. DECLARED ;tse .-o'o IMPURITIES to-
.eS;s ana ANALYSIS had been made eN-
sew. ORLEANS. Dee 2o-Fede-a.
nora-y Injunction, restraining Plaque
nine Parish hunters ana irsppers from
tresqaSS;ng on the Le.;ey game pre-
S'PTi River.
GENEVA. De. 2o.-The swiss news
papers express surprise 81 WAT they
fs.n The pTa- ticai suppression OF the
stated here Jhat .f.er the Geu.-tur,
.: Pheasant =. S;oT4N- o.: savannah.
"a ".-o recently Resigned a. Amer
slaa II mister 40 new minister Mi.
'aai mare charge d'aGli-s Will -.u-
reSen: tAc United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
MITE MAY LEAD AGAIN
Predictions Hcing Made ~ 10 Result
OF itul!'s Vote or Com
idcncc.

ROME. Dec. 2o.--Prcdictions con-
ee:nin9s the vote OF confidence which
j, is expected vii he asked for in the
Chamber OF Deputies on Sunday arc
printed in the rribuna and other
newspapers The prevailing opinion
seems TO be that the Cabinet will
lave majority OF from thirty TO fifty
votes.
Il Premier Ni;ti receives small
majority. Il is believed no Will change
several members OF his Cabinet 10
strengthen MS position. II he l.;
beaten. i; j. though; he will again
b: entrusted with the task OF form
ing a new Cabinet. as there is no
leader in The entire opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
-
POSTPONE SUNDAY "SING"
Fault! Heating system WIN Prevent
christmas Program at Com
munitS Club.

because OF repairs bciu: made To the
heating system at the Army and NAVY
community Club. 'Bclvidcrc and Main
streets. the Christmas community
sing. which was planned to he held
TINS afternoon. has been indefinitely
postponed Announcement OF this ac-
non was made last night by r. c.
War Camp Community Service
ne sing at The Unity club in Full
ton. Will tie held a; O'clock. /. viii
be conducted by Ed. +. Shunlwav. ana
VIII consist of a number OF sacred and
popular songs sung in chorus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
BEGINS MOONoHINE RAID
West Virginia Tax COnmis>ioner send.
r">Sc ct Twenty-Five tn
Harris Greek.
lliN Nssoelntca pr.s.. J

81 .NEl.ESToN. w. VA. Dee 20
Walter :. Haltanan. state Tax Commits
S!oner. announced here tonight he had
sent - posse OF Twenty-Five prohibit
zion officers and state police into tho
Harris Creek country Of Logan County
10 conduc; an extended ,noonShine raid
Reports received from Logan indicated
ne sac ei illicit iiuuor had figured ~
the recent murder Of a white man and
~" lNnchtng OF two negroes charged
With the killing. said Ny. Hallanan.
ne negroes WHO We're lynched Killed
i white man whiic under the influence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

OF liquor the tax commissioner de-
cinrcd. Upon receipt OF this informa-
ZION, ana with the Endorsement of Gov
erhor Sornwoll. the decision to conduct
a raid on moonshincrs was Reached,
aScoruinS to Mr.. lIallanan. who added
lhat general cleaning up" is going
on IN the Harris Creek section.
me p<SSc entered the Harris Creek
country Friday night. and Mr.. HAL
iahan stated tonight he did not expect
report on its activity untfi tcrmina-
tion of Tho raid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
AGITATOR QUITS PAsCAeouL A
Man Who IL Charged with stirring NJ,
hnbor Trouble Takes His
Departure.
IBv Associated pres.l

fAsSAGouLA, MISS. Dec. 20.--De-
carinS In letter to Mayor Francl<
Lewis. of Pascagoula. that he was leav-
ing town FOR no other reason than
'hat do not wish to be responsible for
any acts OF violence which 1 am GER
Kun VIII occur is l should remain" c.
II. franck, former business manager
ano sccrctary of The Central Tradns,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Sets Record for
Posing as Santa
". L, Bdilor, Richmond
Tram Dispatcher, Has
Performed 81 Years.

w. l., Batter. train Dispatcher for
:he Chesapeake ana Ohio in Richmond.
holds the record - professional,
santa CLAUS. For twcpty-scvcn sue
cCssiVc years he has imprrSonHrcd
Santa claus FOR Ncuuhlc stree; Rap-
list Sunday school four times in thtS
period of ,'ue fnr Emmanuel baptist
Church. torc times for the Methodist
urphaulsr children. and once tor
Christ Ep;sCopll sunday school. pu
several occasions Mr. EAilcr has an
sNNr.l nut..t-- own NillS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Mrs, I,unntc ~. u,rt.

Gil AHLpTrESNII.l Dec. 3o.--Mrs
E@naic W. Hart, 50, wife OF the late
samuel j. Hart. OF this city. is dead
at her home. "Erool>sjdc." nine miles
south Of the city. She was dauSli-
tor 81 the late br. Archibald Andcr-
son. Of Louisa County. Her husband
died about ten years ago. -Four chill
lrCu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
POLICE ARE BOYCOTTEO
ReinS Member OF Force in Emerald
Isle i Not Easy
Task.

LONDON. Dec. .U.-A po,.o.,na,,,s
loi in The Emerald Isle is not hap3T
one. The ENpres today makes Inc
S-aisncn; that over w.d. areas in Ire
and Tho policemen and Ithc.- families
are boycottod ny the people
For the police says the Express
correspondent, life In many paris Of
Ireland has become hell on car.h."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
W. -. Stirhnc,.

w : S,!ckney. IS died Yesterday
afternoon At his home. lH4 South
Cherry street. lie is survived by his
WIFE. n sister. Mrs. Celia SquircS q:
Canton. y y; and 4 haf-brother. y
w.lt he conMcteJ Monday afternoon
1' $50 o'y.ocl AZ The grave at Oal>-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
CARDINALS CHRISTMAS WISH
Says "Chri.ts Coming Means Peace ou
To His Teachings,
fBy AssocinteL prnsa ,

BALTIMORE. Dee. Discriminatory
bons TO-DAY in giving cNprcssion ~ IL;
Christmas wish said: W MS
"Ghrists coming means peace ~,
condition that we get back to Ri
teachings. Tho Christmas crih III
the story. of sacrifice and unse,fisi,
ness. and sacrifice and unsclfishno.
bring peace. 'es .
My wish is that all men or roo,
VIII would strive to cxcmpIify tha
lie ana LESSONS Of Christ"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
BILONI MASS-MEETING
DECIDES EIkNNCN NOT WAN TED

Rv Associated rrcss
BILONI, MISS. Dec. 20.--l.carinE that
G. III. Franck. dcposcd secretary OF the
PascaEoula Trades Union. was planning
10 make headquarters in Biloxi, Il mass
meeting of citizens and representatives
or organized labor was held here to-
niSht. 1t was decided that "Franck'S
presence in Biloxi was just as obicc-
tionable us in paScaEoul; and that his
stay VIII not be tolcrnt cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

lNNCIIhUEG. Dec. 20-pr james l..
Na"S nan. "n. Tor many Years i practice
:ns physician here. diou l.;e Thursday
"ticr am l-H"Ss OF several Years. He
WAS = native - tirdysuu County, and
moved :" l.YnChhurE in 81. He was
= member Of Court stree; Methodist
tAureb ana Mnrshali Lodge y t.. X NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

UANNIL.E, Dec. 90-Mrs. Mary +
Bennett, - died Thursday norn!n;
q; the homo %. her daughter. Mrs
Al!ey White. Suc is survived hy fou