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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
NEEDLESS DELAY IS
CAUSE Of DEATH

Reports are rearSfrg the State.
department OF health from many
communities in Virginia of deaths
from diphtheria. the fatalities being
largely due TO the fact that such
communities have failed to keep on
hand available supplies Of autitoxin
The delay in administering antitoxtn
ensuing from the necessity of sending
TO Richmond or other large centers
for 1t too often means death to the
sufferer
Health omnnissioner Ennion C
Williams earnestly urges on every
county the desira bilitv of and neccs-
fity for keeping q supply OF this
treatment on nand. rnc state de
partment of health will furnish any
one with the antitoxin at wholesale
net cost, making a price far below
that usually charged by retailers.
This places the trea tment in reach
OF every community and danger Of
fatalities from attacks of diphtheria
| will be tremendously lcsSencd by
steps being taken at once by local
| authorities to provide local supply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
JUST SEE HOW
POSlAM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

Poslam soothes, rcfreSheo and
heals suffering skin. with never a
possibility of harm. A brief ex-
perience with Poslam will prove rs
value For instance. apply a ntffe
on some affected part at night IN
the morning, your own eyes md
evidence OF its healing work. n tbs
trouble was slight--a pfnfpbe Or n
Famed spot--the chances arc 0AAs
T. has disappeared. IL vtYuacu<
cruptional disorder. 1t should Be
subdued so much so that you VIII
want Poslam to keep right on
Sold everywhere. For FREQ saRH-
Piles write to Emergency Labcrafp-
ries. 242 West 47th St. New Nnrk
City
Posiam Soap IL daily trcGk tn
tender skin. Contains PocAaxn-
adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
Southsiide
Observation-Disclosures

Due to an accumulation OF sed-
Tueut or from too high a pressure.
the water main, which connects the
Southside with the reservoir. supply
ir.E Wate,' to the reside nts OF Forest
Fill aul that vicinity, sprung a
'eake late Saturday afternoon and
the city FIRE department has been
pumping waited from the main at
Mayo bridge and the consumers
EAye had bn; slight - Inconvenience
mp to the present time. II is ex
pccted that the repairs will soon be
completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

t;5sstrti.i Moist and Miss Mary NV
rrs. after which "a tempting supp' 7
was served The guests Were
Howard Gill. Herbert Harr tser, ED
ridge Mcdonnell =. \. Bischof
Kcuuou H. Collier, Charlie FoIN
uaan. Misses Nell Gary. Mabel Cole
Cards, Nunna}iy Frances Einore
Alice H2rgforc Mary Myers Helen
rljf Louise Miller. Gertrude Mofst
Florence Schieae Mr. and Mis- F.
t. EisohoG Mrs " J Moist served
at rho table Prizes were awarded
Miss Frances Gilmore Miss Mel!
Cary and Miss Helen FIJI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

on Friday night at sac o'clock
in the cambridge junior high
school the White Rose Ministries
will present the "Jollies OF 1917.
under The auspices Of the Young
Mems club OF Bainhridge street
BAPTIST church and the West Emo
Methodist church. Tickets can be
secured at the door and also from
those Interested The public is in
Vitcd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

IT. Dabney, Mrs. A. L. Mcclellan. Dr..
Margaret Kuyk.
state officers who are members Of
the Richmond league and entitled
to votes in the convention are:
Mrs. b. r.. Valentine. state preA-
dent, Mrs f. c. Kidd. state treasurer:
Mrs G. Harvey Clarke, state chair
man Of political study and research;
Mrs s. NJ Block, state auditor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

usticn Maurice had very small
docket III the police court Part IL
yeste rday NOR ming, AS there were
only two offenders TO confront the
Justice these were two youna White
men charged with disregarding the
prohibition laws to the extent OF
being intoxicated In atirfrtit,r' 70
the costs they were fined $40 each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

The James River Garden club
Will meet this afternoon Mt O'Clock
at 2IiNI Crest. the home of Mrs.
Malvern Patterson on Cary street
read. Members viii have an ex-
change or flower plants and shrubs
o this meeting and those having
SurpIs stocks are requested to bring
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

Revival services at Central Meth =
odtst church will be conducted to-
night at o'clock, with Rev. Robert
Maxey. pastor OF the church, AS the
speaker. AT each evening services
The congregations have been good
and this evening a special musical
program will be rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

burg ia the guest of her sonin law.
Sergeant M. J. Moore, Of 49, Co
wardin avenue
Justice and Mrs. Maurice have as
their guest, Mrs. William Pryor of
Dillwyn. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
NORTHSIDERS OPPOSE
INCREASE IN FAU

Members OF the BfgnIand FArk
Citizens association voiced distinct
opposition at it's meeting MONDAY
night TO an increase IN fare Ior the
Virginia Railway and Power cum
pany until the corporation had
made a complete Showdown" Of
the need for the increase. It was
maintained that everything Of value
which figures in the holding Of the
company should be revealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

The Junior Hollywood Memorial
association will meet Friday at 4
o'clock at Murphy's hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

The judge who ruled that it is le-
gal TO buy whisky for sick friend
will soon see a great deal of sick ness
In his community H custom Post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

1t takes a hundred cents to nxaka
n dollar, but it takes more than Z
dollars worth of sense to make q
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

Manchester lodge No, As. Royal
Arch M7sons. will hold an impor-
tant meeting Friday night at 45
O'Clock in the the Masonic temple
on Huh street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

Thcrr viii 10 a meeting Of tne
former Woman's Auxiliary Of the
GraNs' association this evening at &
O'clock s,l the Grays armory. Bus
mess of importance will be dis
tusspd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

Under the laws Of Virginia. the
Disciples OF Christ Incorporated
have purchased from J. J and Fl
f. Bullifont, trustees of tho McRea
Sunday school. the property facing
l27 feet on the north side OF McRea
street at Forty second street. fol
the sum OF $40 and other valuable
considera tons, according to deed
filed in the hastings court Part ii
yesterday.
Announcement was made by Rev
John w Tate secretary of the
board ~ directors or Disciples
church yesterday. thar this was the
first property taken over In Rich
mond by the board of in it's general
plan to control all of the city mis-
sions Of the church. The Colonial
Place mission located at stop Is on
the Westhampton line has already
been secured by the board. Sunday
school teachers and officers for
these missions will be rupplied from
the Cowardin avenue church. The
present name OF the m ission wifi
be retained It Is expected that the
Nc Rea mission will in a short while
be reopcncd with regular Sunday
school and church services, Rev,
George w. Phelps. pastor OF the
Cowardin Avenue Christian church
VIII direct tho work of tho missfon
end occupy the pulpit reg ulariy.
building has already begun on
tho now home Of tho Southern stove
works, located at Sixth and Morgan
street, with IA large force OF man
engaged tn putting Ia the concrete
foundations for thG buildipgx-
After the compilation OF tho plant
several hundred inen VIII 10 en-
ploycd, making this one OF the
lnrgest manufacturing enterprises
in South Richmond. The eatire
business WIN be Transferred to this
side OF Tho river as soon d the new
building IL complete.
Mrs h. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

MI James Brown Potter. for
rG syn Known member Of Rich
z1t society has toined the NJ
Ma h-- colony ~ White Sulphs4r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

Mrs y. 4. cali.hs4. Of Lynch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
De Palma Skaters
Mile Speed Record

DAYToNA. Fla. Feb. u. -- Ralph
DE Palma established new
record for one mile from flying
start here today when he covered
tho distance on Daytona beach in
2s-20 seconds.
The old record. 25ao. held by Bob
Thurman. was made on the same
course in April. 1871.
De palma's average time was 1878
miles per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
MIX
in CAGE RACE
HERE FRIDAY

The Seattle high school haskss
bali flyes viii swing into action
again Friday afternoon after a
weeks iayoff. due TO the strike
broadway will be- entertained b.
Ballard. az tho Salmon bay gym
namum
Gustavason. the broadway star
forward will b. back tn the fray
after a couple Of weeks absence due
20 a bad cold
I.insup~
The FIRST hill team will line W
with CustavRson and Dick Frayan
n forwards. Rice at center and Nor
ria and la Wake at guards.
II broadway can dispose OF tho
ballard contingent they are In a
fine way 20 cop the title. for they
have practically eliminated Queen
Anne and Lincoln from tho cage
tournament
on the dope there II no, much 10
choose between the two squads.
Ballard dropped Is TO a game TO
Queen Anne and Queen Anne lost
20 broadway by a margin a. thin as
summer Ice the final count being 10
10 IS In favor OF the Pine st FIVE.
This would make tho broadway
crew but two points better than the
shingle weayera,
Quays vs.. Lincoln
out a, Lincoln high school an.
other interesting battle IN 90 BE-
staged when Queen Anne viii buck
up against tho Red and Black squad.
The hin boys should win.
Lincoln viii line up with Dyke
and Smith az guards, kellogg at cen.
tor and Norquist and westphaicn at
forwards. Tho QuayH will take the
floor with Ripley and AttlcSon for.
wards. Douglas center and Bryan
and Mccarthy guards. Dyke and
Kellogg are tho two leading Green
Lake players. while Ripley and
Attlcson are the stellar performers
Tor the hill boys.
Franklin and West Seattle will
battle for the cellar championship
out at the Mt Baker floor. Frank.
I'm Is favored 20 win this struggle.
Neither team has shown much class
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
Invaders Down Nets i'm Thrilling Ice Melee
MUST REMOVE
TONSILS, SAYS
BALLLEADER
by Altman
BY Ahern

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.--Lee Mca-
dows. star pitcher Of the ST. Louis
baseball club in the National league.
nay lose his job because OF dis
cased tonsilH.
Last season Meadows, "A temper
ainental hurler. the only specialized
ball player in the game. was on the
sick list most OF the season because
Of throat trouble. Manager Hickey.
OF the Cardinals. mailed a note with
Meadows contract that the tonsils
must be removed before the con-
tract is accepted.
Meadows Is said TO have consulted
DIR. Agnew Thornblad. a Boston
throat specialist. last season, and IL
is rumored that Meadows feared
that an operation might further
weaken his eyes.
IL Meadows refuses 20 comply
with Rickey's orders he is liable to
lose his princely stipend which lie
pockets as a member OF the Card
malls hurting forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
GOOD BOUTS
LINED UP ON
ELKS' CARD

Seattle fight fans are on edge for
the Elks' club fight Friday night.
because no smokers have been
staged here since n week ago Tues.
day and then they are anxious TO
get peep az Young Jones and Bob
Harper DO battle
These two flnshy young mitt
artists are primed 10 70. and II al
vano" notices count for anything. u
should b. a fast mix. Harper ~
trained 10 the minute and has "A
chance 10 make n real ring rep II
BE removes Jones from his path
Friday.
Harry Cillum and Jack May are
billed for the semi .windup. II should
be good fight. because Harry ~
going all OF the time and the other
fellow just has to fight May iH a
new fellow who will show here for
The fret time tomorrow night
Jim Jorge and Jack Grant arc
scheduled to furnish the special
event Jorge fought Harry WI.
liafnH and copped "A close verde; las,
week. Grant Is "A newcomer. but
looks good in his workouts.
Two other bouts make UP tho
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13

PORTLAND TO
SEE FLASHY
BOXING

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. f3.-Jim
Darcy and Jim Flynn are ready for
tho starting gong which will send
them on their way over their six.
round bout which heads n faAt
smoker lined up for Rose City fans
tonight.
kid" Herman. the classy Mexi.
can battlcr. VIII mix with Sid Mitch.
oil, of Seattle. In the semi.windup.
Harry Anderson. Seattle sailor.
viii get crack at Pete Mitchie's
Coast lightweight crown in one Of
the other bouts
Muff Bronson will meet Loo John.
son. and Lackey Morrow and John.
ny Cashill meet In the preliminarles.
Donald. minutes. Overtime. Muir.
ray. 3 minutes.
Substitueions-Fir period. none.
second period, none: third period. Kel.
ley for Taylor. Taylor for Kelley.
Uksila for Taylor. Mcdonald for
Wilson. Wilson for Mcdonald. Nc
Donald for Morris. Murray for Nc
Donald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
FATE OF "W"
CREW UPAT
BOARD MEET

Whether or not the University Of
Washington win have crew this
year will be decided at tonight's SEES
sion Of the university board OF con.
troll
Coach I'd Leader will present his
case 10 the board.
The date OF the initial turnout will
be announced soon after decision
Is rendered. providing 1t sanctions a
crew.
No word has been received from
the South as 10 whether or not the
Southern colleges are going 10 turn
on, eights. Local fans are hoping
that the Southern institutions will
be able To turn out crews. because
the race will be staged here in June.
II scheduled az all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
ARSTTY MEN
BY
fORTLANDERS

ERTLAND. Ore. Feb 1.-THE
nomah a. c. five rang up an
victory over the University OF
|xington basketball squad here
night The final score WINS IS to
Nth the Portland club men lead
- Washington boys put up n
by battle. but were outclAssed
kheir more experienced oppo-
a The first half ended IS to s.
the home squad leading. In
zsecond half the college boys reg.
nd but one field goal.
|Ywey was the high man for the
linen. ringing up - points.
Nth was the leading Washing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
COMISkEY DREAMS AGAIN

President Comiskey Of the Chicago
White Sox returned 10 Chicago last
week after a sojourn In Florida. feel
inS so clipper that he expressed a
hope that the White Sex and tho
View York Giants might make that
tour ~ South America next fan
after the major leagues cloas their
seasons lie has wanted 10 20 Tor
two years. commy said. but war con-
diuons prevented Now that peace
has corne-wcti. com-ny should read
the newspapers and learn II there
really In peace In South America be-
fore making any plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
Summary

Summary--Goals. first period Sc.
attic. Morris from Rowe. OLA: .
Wilson. 012. Vancouver. 3--Taylor.
unassisted. 200. Second period, none.
Third period. Seattle. none. Van.
couver 4--Taylor from MRcKay. 1916.
Overtime. Vancouver. 5--Harris from.
Taylor. 1900.
Penalties-First period. none. gee
ond period. none: third period. Nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
COAST CHAMPIONS
kTT TRUE


q In compliance with many requests for the pub
|catlon of the names of the coast boxing champions
j the various divisions, we publish the following
Xst:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

selling Prices TO Retailers for
Batter. Egg. and Cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
TAYLOR STARS

Morri. Il Met star
Jack Walker and Bernie Morris
were the big men on the Seattle
squad. with Foysion and Rowe stag
ing flashes Of nice hockey.
Gully Wilson want along Ike n
wild man In the first period. but fag
E~d himself out and slowed up the
rest Of the game.
The defense ~ both squads was
some Of the best seen here this sea.
son. with both teams checking hard
and spills were frequent.
Thirteen seconds after the first
whistle Morris and Wilson worked
the puck down TO tho Vancouver
goal. and Morris drove the puck
past Lehman for the FIRST counter Of
tho melee
II was the fastest goal scored here
this season.
Before tho Vancouver team had
time to think II over. Gully VII.
son counted Seattle's next score.
But after that the Seattle men ran
up against n stone wall IN the Van.
couver defense. and couldn't score
again.
Taylor Scores
Near the end OF the chapter Tay.
Tor scooped the rubber Off OF the
ice from the left wing. and sailed
the puck into the Seattle nets for
the first Vancouver score Tho puck
hit Holmes guard and slipped In.
Taylor had a swell chance 20 score
again a few minutes later. when he
got clear OF the Seattle defense and
shot from about 10 feet out. but
Holmes turned the shot away with
his stick.
In the second period Holmes and
Lehman gave great exhibition Of
goal tending that brought cheers
from the crowd. Tho excitement was
tense. with Vancouver having an
edge in the play. but neither team
could score.
Stiff Defense
Near the end Of the session. Har.
rls worked the puck within scoring
distance. and made wild attempt
to score. but the puck bounced off
OF Holmes shin guards and nearly
all OF the members OF both teams
damned the nets. The Vancouver
men tried hard 10 push the puck in
the nets. but the Seattle men held
the rubber out ON the ice.
Morris missed pretty chance TO
score in the second session. when
Lehman was out of the Vancouver
goal. and the Seattle center took n
shot, but the rubber bounced off OF
the post.
Foyston nearly spilled the beans
In this period by coming within an
acc OF knocking the puck into his
own goal. but Holmes stopped the
shot
The teams hit up n terrific pace in
ne final session. and several of the
players dropped from sheer ex-
hausuon.
MacKny Flashes
Mickey MacKay played some
flashy hockey In the final period
Morris worked loose from the Van
couver defense with but MacKay be.
tween him and the goal. but tho Van.
couyer rover, BY some clever stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13

Prices Paid shipper for
1fvy, Veal, Pork and Milk, Z. o. b.
seattle.
s-Tfndsr ms ............... as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
MacKay Flashes

Mickey MacKay played some
flashy hockey In the final period.
Morris worked loose from the Van
couver defense with but Mac Kay be.
tween him and the goal. but tho Van.
couyer rover, BY some clever stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13

Tho Brooklyn Club has shipped
Pitcher Dan Griuer 10 St Paul.
Dams return 10 the big show wns
brief and not very satisfactory, but
he's n bcar In the Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
Vancouver Hockey
Seven Holds Ice
Race Leadership
BY LEO III. LASSEN

The Vancouver hockey is resting n first place
by skinny margin today. after coping torrid battle
from the Seattle last night, after % minutes of
overtime The final goals to with the in
vaders the long end Of the count.
HARRIS SHOOTS FATAL GOAL
After battling thru three periods with the 2
goals ALL the visitors ended the ice argument when
Smokey" Harris lifted the puck off the ice a pass
from Taylor and sailed il past Holmes into the Seattle
in the second period Of overtime
TAYLOR STARS
Cyclone" Taylor and Mickey Mackay the big
men on the for the winners Taylor skated like world
last night taking nnumerabe shots ut the Seattle
goal and playing fast checking Time and time again
would the puck down the ice lose it, and
the Seattle with the puck before he could
within the Vancouver defense He staged beautiful
backchecng. Mackay played fine brand of hockey for
the Vancouver squad checking hard and out-skang the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
HARRIS SHOOTS FATAL GOAL

work. hooked Hsrnic'a stick and
kept him from shooting Near the
end % the session MacKay hooked
the puck near the center % the Ice
and passed TO Taylor a foot in front
OF tho Seattle goal. and Holmes
didn't have n chance to stop the shot
with the score tied at game time.
the teams battled thru strenuous
Commute overtime period. with no
results, and changed goals. This
seemed 90 ink Seattle. Mug Muir.
ray subbing for Mcdonald. careless.
~ trippod Taylor. and was kicked out
Of the game IN the second overtime
period. and Vancouver scored tho
winning goal when Seattle had but
ak men on the ice.
The Vancouver forwards worked
the puck down the ice with a pretty
display Of combination work
Taylor hooked the puck from tho
center Of the ice and passed to Har.
ria, on the left wing. and the re.
doubtablc Smokey" ala the job well
when he passed Holmes. and the fu.
rious struggle was over.
Taylor Champ Scorer
Scoring two goals and ringing up
an assist. "Cyclone" Taylor on.
trenched himself In first place
among tho league scorers The count
now Is. Tnylor rs. Morris II. Mac.
Kay II and Wilson 10.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25
A Correction

An advertisement in the
Monday issue OF the Caller
inserted by the Boone
Campaign Committee car
ried the signature Of Cor
don Boone.
The copy read Gordon
Boone Campaign Commit
tee" and the advertise
meni should have read ac-
cordingly.
The error was made in
the mechanical depart
ment and was one that the
management regrets ex-
ceedingly, especially as
from reading the adver-
tisement the reader would
gather the impression that
the article, lauding Judge
Boone, had been prepared
and signed By himself.
The Caller is a newspa-
per and makes every eff
fort to be fair TO everyone
at ell times, and this cor
rection is made as a mat
ter OF fairness to Judge
Boone,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25
Reconstruction Will
Feature Chatauqua
To Be Held This Year


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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25
sOLcBEViKi STILL HOLD
az SHOTA AND OZERA

ArchanDoL Aarch ~ lfrldaHl The
E0ian ,llA are sun holding Bolshotn
Mi NHora hw Yesterday displayed no
atty in tltt sector Allied head
.unffeia repols the situation clso-
where unchaned.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25

Because s a san dtNcu 30 mfkin1 the
Nl-h nmu "a nf .rHrN meet 600 bishop
hH fudaN a place Boa ,hIa cNoni
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'0nH n.teldl he 'o0M hi.h sohpoI
InnIr ll0ha lnsou. Hthlelic coach
I'D nr Mah 1901 Hccnl wrote tn
In lNNeNcr Wad of the division of
hoai uttuA Ia tho University on
TcN ana has lusf rcceiNed nae i0l-
fuuIns crl. 'Nhlt ilcrf ls no rode
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