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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
HOLDS UP SUNDAY FOR
CIGARETTE LIGHT

The Billy Sunday party wss hurry
ing back from Petersburg yesterday
fternoon--hurryinG as fast as the
condition of the turnpike would per-
rnit--when they observed just ahead
az them man III the road beside an
automobile. evidently in distress. He
advanced to the center of the road
and held up his hand for them Ia sop.
Thinking he needed help. Mr.. Sunday
instructed the driver la slow down and
sec what could be done 10 alleviate
the distress Of the brother by the way
side
Tho car stopped and the man ap-
preached. Someone In the car asked
Fhat could he done TO help him. and
ne smiled, lam ely. and said, in an
apologetic manner:
''i'n sorry TO stop you for SUCH "A
trivial thing But II one OF you Gould
give me match / would appreciate it
very much"
He did not recognize the mem ers
of the party MIA" smiled indul-
gently. and Billy also appreciated the
humor OF the situation. The chauf-
feur being the only man in the car
VINO was fiScfy TO have "a match. pro-
ts5s &isss s.$se&a eis&sS "a Arg asa cam
piled with the mans request. The
latter thanked him, calmly struck the
match and lit q cigarette.
The sunday party proceeded on
heir way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Look for Burglar.

Richmond's police force is trying to
locate the perpetrator of several rob-
berries recently reported by citizens
BY citizens residing in the suburbs.
but no identity as to the thief, or
thieves was discovered yesterday.
With the exception OF q handprint
upon a jewelry box in the home OF
George V. oliver. sos Chamberlayne
avenue. Ginter Park. the police have
no clue as to who the burglar is
That the intruders We're after
.mazuma" and nothing else Ia
evidenced by the fact that they could
have carried off quantity OF jewelry
but failed to do so. The home OF
l. G. Crenshaw. 9o2 Chap,berlayne
avenue, was entered and about s25 in
cash taken. S. S. Nothington, GA
Hawthorne avenue. had SOS taken
from his home.
From the E liver home the burglar
failed to find any money and after
going through everything IN the resi-
dence beat IL" with s25 worth of
silverware, a pistol. a large handbag
and a suit of clothes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
CONVICTION
fCoYinEton Nirginian.

tCovington Virginian.)
Mr., Splitter was n business caSSse g
Covington this week.
Hoilace weikel spent Tuesday svene
ing at Mallow.
t G. Massie Is confined to his eoon1
on account OF very severe cold. 4#8
u. l.. Shannahan left for Rich0ond
where he will spend some time.
Harlow Levisay is spending eorn4
time al his home on Lexington 0tTcctks
Charley Worsham. of the Unite3
States navy. is spending sorao TINA ~
his home in this city Ea
Ernest kincaid has returned b IL
home on Lexington street, after befiI
discharged from the United etst0
army ,99. ess-se4
Captain Graham left for Phi fl1ddob1
phia Monday night. where he VIII ~
turn to his ship. after spending sOr1o
time in this city. sisI
Captain Graham left for PhflAduuba
phia Monday night where he VIII -
turn to his ship after spending sor0
time In this city. ssN.
Mrs. w. S. Lewis and little son, Ed
ward. of Highland street, who have!
been i'll with Influenza show very -
tie Improvement
Miss Margaret Brisendine acoo1D
panied by Taylor Peters, returned ~
Covington Tuesday evening from IT,
funeral services OF Miss Cristol r.
tiers. y
Iryan Hudson, Howard Hudson. -
fred Crowder and Dink Friend left 81
the Boys Home this morning, whaeo1
they will render their services for t.
help needed at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Rickett at
nephew, Raymond Cook. OF Spru1oI
street. left Wednesday morning So
Millboro, to spend the weekend wl4D1
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Armentrcut W.
formerly resided in Covington.
Lieutenant Norman J. Ingle. w.
has been stopping over for a few dag
at the Hotel Collins, left Tuesday nigh
for his home at Chase City, Va LtG0eA
tenant Inge has been stationed ~
Camp Wadsworth s. c.. for son1a
time, having just recently received -
honorable discharge from the army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
!. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The United States circuit court of
appeals reconvened yesterday, with
the following judges and officials In
z. rNs1,sss., s. a>.aG,ess@z!Es. yt-si,. -
a. Knapp, of Washington. ID. c.; and
Charles A Woods, of Marion, S. c.;
District Judge Henry G.. Connor. of
Wilson. N. c.: Clerk Claude NJ. Dean,
and United States Marshal John G.
Saunders.
Cases submitted: Elk parte: In the
matter of Cloyd II, Duncan, petitioner
Upon application for leave to file q
petition for a writ of mandamus d.
rected to the Hon. Aston G. Dayton
United States district judge for the
Northern district of West Virginia
Court announced and handed down
Its opinion in the following cases:
The Bisight company and Benjamin
Mayer, appellants and cross-appeliees
VS.. Onepiece Bifocal Lens company,
appellee and cross-appeIiant. Cross
appeals from the district court at Bal
umore. Md. Opinion by Judge Woods.
Modified
Louise Finley, plaintiff in error. VS..
United States, defendant in error En-
ror to the district court at Green
Vile, s. c. Opinion by Judge Pritch-
ard. Affirmed.
folk Railroad company. owner. etc.
appellant. VS. Lille wilkins, admins-
tratrix. ct al. appeIlees. Appeal from
the district court at Norfolk. Va
Opinion by Judge Pttchard. Affirmed.
Cases in CALI
WEIGH Grape Juice company. plain
TIL in error. VS.. Frey g. Son. inc, de-
PENDANT in error. Error to the dis
trict court at Baltimore, Md. On re-
10 80 TIL,
Hinkley. OF Baltimore. Md. and
Charles P. Spooner. of New York, N.
r.. for the plaintiff in error. and by
Horace r. Smith, OF Baltimore. Md.
and Daniel w. Baker, of Washington,
d. c.. for the defendant in error
The Cudahy Packing company.
plaintiff in error, VIZ. Frey & Son. inc.
defendant in error. Error to the dis
trict court Mt baltimore. Md. on re-
argument To be reargued by Gilbert
H. Montague. of New York, \. y, for
the plaintiff in error. and Horace T.
smith, of Baltimore, Md. and Daniel
W. Baker. of Washington. d. C., for
the defendant In error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
With Justice Maurice.

Heavy fines were imposed yester-
day by Police Justice Maurice on
Robert E1dridge and Morris Edwards.
negroes. who were arraigned on the
charge OF being disorderly4 on a Hun
street car and abusing passengers,
some of whom got off on Mayo's
bridge and walked. Eldridge's fines
amounts to $3.50 and Edwards
were s47.5A
f. Lockhart, O negro. was sentenced
yesterday to serve ninety days on the
road for stealing a suitcase contain
ing clothing from an office Of the
Pullman Car company. and also the
theft of a suitcase belonging to PM
Thomas. Pullman porter.
Justice Maurice yesterday proved
ne case of r. F, Smith. Hull-strest
car conductor, charged with involun-
tary mansiaughter growing out of the
killing Of ten-year-old Robert Henry
Garnet, but he continued the case
until Wednesday pending further in
vestigation by Commonwealth Attor-
new Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
AROUND CITY HALL

Little work was done In the city
hall yesterday. most of the Offices be-
ing closed in observance OF the birth
day OF Robert e. Lee. 1t was OBJ
served as n joint birthday. honoring
the memory of the great Confederate
commander in-chle and of Stonewall
jackson. also. whose birthday comes
January "a. Lees birthday coming
on Sunday. the 10th. the celebration
Of the event was deferred until yes
terday.
Many business houses OF Richmond
suspended work at noon. giving their
employees a half holiday, though the
schools of the city did not close their
doors Special meeting of the board
OF aldermen, called for last night. was
post poned until tonight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
CASE OF ANDREW LANE
CONTINUED TO FEB. 3

Federal Comm issioner F1egen-
heimer yesterday continued the case
of Andrew Lane until February 5.
Line was arrested yesterday morning
by Special Agent Elliott on charge
OF violating the prohibition law. At
the time of the arrest he was travel
ing In an automobile which contained
$50 gallons of whiskey
According to information from
Edgar B. English. counsel for the de-
PENDANT. he lives on farm in Henrico
county, which formerly was occupied
by the Automobile club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21

OF IN h m-s& vital tlmAs IN wuuana
life ~ eoanAng Of haby = fraughk with the
gTSstssk neanine. Care ghpuld b exsrCisod
3 8assys tit IL aiaia = paaed N safsly.
Appgshsnaoa q avoided 81 the N1sly
rs Of MoeAar's Friend. . pIsparatioa Of
psnstrstanQ clle and medicinal lngrsdients.
wAteA readers the muscles, eoFda, tendons
and lisanents pliab,s. and thus Tension b
avoided Tie Usual nsrvous9sas. nausea,
6eaTineAOwn end stretchlng palms are coun-
tsractsd and ths period n one q calm ~
peeA
TAs broad. fak sbdeaiaal muscles rssax
with eass. and whsn haby comes IT, time
ct ne crisis b less and pain and danger y
avpided. ~ - - + -
fhouGands Of women for half century
have ussd this penetrating external applics-
ooa. prepared spscially for s1psctant meth-
80 and evogy woman eWaltin9 tn eg1GlD
sAqaN o1vo stature I. Aslpiae Han6.
Why ~ Dn4asA nSga!Aaor cempe.y.
- SAslf Nnehahood Deek, q gfsse vSirs
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8SsSS gS HUI &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Hastings Court News.

THE January grand jury yesterday
had Its .hands7s full investigating
numerous criminal cases accumulated
since last session. .The case OF Lucien
jackson eelored, alleged "Jack-the-
kaasse z,ss-, = !" VIA ts charged With at
lacking several young white women.
is among those under investigation.
Lacy Bedford is suffering severe
burns as result of an accident which
happened in hustings court, part II.
yesterday morning. when one OF the
legs fell from red-hot stove Red
ford caught the stove as It. was top
ping over. and with the aid of bar
he got the heater back into position.
The palm OF his left hand was scared
and the burn proved exceedingly
painful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
SELECT MANAGER CITY -.t.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Candidates for the position of man
ager Of the city employment bureau
win appear before Major e. c. Levy
director Of public welfare. at 12 O'clock
today to be examined for the Office
The position pays $l,s13 year. and
II is understood that a number of can
didates are in the field.
: Miss Helen Berry, chief clerk. has
conducted the bureau since the resig-
nation OF Manager Bottoms, but she
~ HAIRED fyasx holding n:a offica- Of
manager because Of legal restrfc-
lions which VIII not allow woman
to be sworn in as an officer In this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
HARIGAS CORPUS IN
CASE OF n. *, JOHNS

Writ of habeas corpus was granted
yesterday by Judge Richardson in the
case of A. r, Johns, alias Temple T.
Walton. alleged check flasher and SOL
der. making IL returnahle at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. at which time,
1t Is thought. argument in the case
against Johns will begin. Alfred J.
kirsh is attorney for Johns, and
alleged that his client was being I'M
lawfully detained in the oity Jail
since he is a member of the United
States army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
NURSES OF
VIRGINIA MEET HERE SOON

The Graduate Nurses Association
OF Virginia will met in the Jefferson
hotel for Its annual convention on
January 80 and February i. DR..
Douglas Freeman will welcome the
visitors and Miss Anne Doyle, of the
L. S. Public Health. Service, will be
the principal speaker. Reconstruc-
ton work among the soldiers as view
ed by the layman will be discussed by
Miss Adele Clark. Garnett Tabb will
explain the workman's compensation
law and its relation to the nurses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Veteran Dies.

Richard S. Rushmore, aged seven
ty-tive years, a native OF Petersburg.
and a veteran Of the war between the
states. died early yesterday in his
home, ? West Thirty third street.
Woodland Heights
Mr.. Rushmore's body viii be taken
this morning to Petersburg and the
burial will be in Blandford cemetery.
A committee from the Washington
Council. Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics. of which he was a
mem Der will render honors Of the
order. He lived in South Richmond
for thirteen years.
He is survived by two sons--wave--
~ and Frederick Rushmore-andt two
characteristics May Rushmore and
Mrs. J. C. Minetree-all Of South
Rtchmand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Need City Abattoir.

Impetus has been gwen advocacy ~
construction of a municipal ahattoir -
State Commissioner B. L. Purcell. 6
the dairy and food ccsmsniesiom, folloVA
asiss- 81 sess&sysy sky stf@ oss4esaAs ~ Rnue
Der OF hogs and cows infected with 4
bercaloss at one OF the local abattoirVk
Four of the hogs were condemned al
the COW was destroyed and the carcass
scid for fertilizer. s
Prominent veterinary surgeons hAVu
for some time advocated inspection ~
a municipal officer. Under the prese -
system the city has to depend on TO-
state inspector and II La impossible f..
him to get around to the twenty-fW1l
slaughter houses more than once r.
month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
THE WEATHER

Washington. Jan. 30.-Forecast:
Virginia-Fair weather and mid
temperature Tuesday and probably
Wednesday. '''. 20
North Carolina--Fair. continued
warm Tuesday and Wednesday.
Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ......, 81
8 p. NJ. temperature e
p. M. temperature ~. az
Max. temperature to p. M. IS
Min. temperature to 8 p. M....., IS
Mean temperature ........ i, As
temperature n
Elk. in temperature yesterday. Z
Elk. In temperature since Jan, l.. II
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last ~ hours s.. ........ o
Rainfall last a. hours !. 5000. o
Def. In rainfall since March 49,. -
Eek. In rainfall since Jan. I.. 20
Local Observation u 3 r. M. Yesterday
Temperatures M; humidity, vi;
wtad darectlon, snutheask wina vatoc-
Nle1 " III sl.,aas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Finance COMMITTEES Meets

Tonight at S o'clock the finance
committee will take up matters in con
nection with the 1919 budget. which
Is being prepared by the directors Of
the various city departments. The
budget has not been completed as yet,
consequently no definite action can
he taken by the committee at this
time, but Mayor Ainslie will call a
meeting OF his advisory board as soon
as his directors have submitted their
final reports.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
ALLEGED Chr Thief.

Arthur IIghtfoot, colored. is await
ing trial on three different warrants.
All Of them charge the negro with
taking various articles Of wearing APP
parel from Pullman cars. The Pull
man company was the victim in two
of the warrants, while w. o. Tyler
lost a lot of personal property, and
sworc out a warrant against Light
foot The case was continued in po-
lice court yesterday by Police Justice
Crutchfield
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
CIT 7 NEWS IN B RTE F.
UNIFORM PRICES AT SODA
FOUNTAINS TO BE PLANNED

That the same prices may be
charged for similar drinks at soda
fountains In the city the retail con-
PETITIONERS have organized an associa-
ton with a charter membership Of
All. A r. Lowry. of South Rich
moni. has been elected president;
Mr.. Marconi. vice president, and f. l..
Thompson, treasurer. The first plan
to come before the assertion will be
that of agreeing on a uniform price
of drinks at soda fountains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
YEGG MAN IS
HELD FOR HEARING

NJ. H Barnette. q federal prisoner;
is lodged In the Henrico county Jail
awaiting orders from the United
States district court twestern dis
trict). Barnette is alleged to have
twice robbed the postoffice at Bremo
Bluff He made away with. over 5000
in stamps and clothing. The rob-
berries occurred on November and
IS. He was apprehended by the gov
eminent officers here yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
4. r. Mhitmorc Leaves Richmond.

A 3. Vhitmore has been promoted
to the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Dan
vile branch of the Mutual Life In
suralce company and he will leave
Richmond next Monday for his new
field. He is prominent Mason, a
member of the Mystic Shrine. He
was prominently associated with the
Liberty loan drives here. Mr.. Whit
more is leaving today for New York
to be at the conference OF superin-
tendents being held there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Langston Goes to Jury.

C. c. Langston's case was called in
police court yesterday morning and
the charge lodged against him was
that he had obtained pair Of shoes
from a local concern under false pre-
tense. 1t developed that he had
forged a check in payment of the
shoes and the case was sent on to
the grand Jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Auto Thieves Active.

Certain classes of individuals here
have a mania for stealing automobiles
and efforts of the police are being
used to put a stop to this swiping of
cars James p. Baker, of Chester
field county. has reported that he
had his automobile stolen from Sixth
street recently when he made a trip
to the city with his family. The
thief. or thieves, not only made away
with the car. but the wraps of the
OCCUPANTS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
REV. j. Fl. TAYLOR ACCEPTS
CALL TO EPIPHANY CHURCH

Rev. j. Fl. Taylor. following his
sermon Sunday before the congrega-
ton of the Church OF the Epiphany
in Barton Heights, announced his ac-
ceptance OF the call extended him re-
Gently by the congregation. He will
enter upon bis rectorship on March |.
He succeeds the Fey. fstsytoia IN Dig
hill, who is now at st. James church
in Leesburg, Va. Rev. Taylor Is from
the Diocese of East Carolina, whose
bishop is the Rev. Thomas Darst,
formerly a pastor in this city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21

Justice Crutchiield. in police court
yesterday, continued the case OF Mrs.
Lennie jeanette Britt. twenty years
old, charged with being bigamist.
The woman was arrested Sunday
night on a warrant sworn out against
her by NJ J, Connolly, her brother
in-law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21

address being. Two Weeks on the
Second Line OF Defense" Miss Helen
Stockdell will be chairman of the meet
ing. Tea hostesses for the afternoon
are Mrs. Frank l. Jobson, Mrs. f. l.
Williams Mrs. Roland Garrett, Mrs. II.
Mason Smith. Mrs A. c. Wright, Mrs.
Frank Dew, Miss Myrtle Barker The
meeting is open to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Soutbside Items
Rev. Baldwin is Extended Call.

The Cowardin Avenue Christian
church has extended a call to the Rev.
Warren Baldwin, of Shenandoah, who
states that he viii accept the call,
providing his wife's health permits a
change from the mountains to the
city.
Row Mr.. Baldwin. who has been in
charge OF the pastorate at Shenan-
doah for several years, after looking
over the field here. said that he was
pleased and personally glad to become
pastor OF the Southside church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Reckless Driving Chargcd.

D.. $. Hobson. OF Farmer. Va, was
arrested yesterday by Patrolman
Harris on IA charge OF recklessly driv-
ing an automobile through the streets
OF this city. 1t SO happened that
while Hobson was running his car he
bumped" into the car of the police
man. a,.a.s.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Major BowIes at Home.

Friends on all sides are greeting
Major E. w. Bowies. Tho, has just re-
turned from Fort Sill. Oklahoma.
having received his honorable dis
charge. He was at one time COM
rnander of the Blues battalion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Thief Steals Pennies.

Three hundred pennies were in
ciuded in the loot OF the thief who
''strongarmed" the store OF G. Lee.
sos Hull street A gold ring and a
IS bill were Also taken. The thief
gained entrance by forcing side
entrance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Insns His BicycIc.

Claude Nunnally reported to the
First station that his bicycle had been
stolen from in front of the postofYice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21
Looking for Nat Robinson.

Newport News police have been
asked by ). II. Robinson. of 1910
North First street. this city. to assist
in locating his young son. Nathaniel
Robinson. who is said to have been
kidnapped by q negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-21

Annual Meeting of I. V. n. A.
The annual meeting of the Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurses association will
be held this afternoon at o'clock at
223 Cherry street The reports will
be in three sections and will be of
much interest
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

Metal workers. machinlsts ano chauf-
feurs should use the Want Ads OF this
newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
JOHNNY COLE ABSENT
FROM HARLANTHISYEAR
Wilmington Flash 10 Start in Big League
Show With Oklahoma City Club. Local
Friends Are Satisfied Lad Will Make
Good in Class A

with better than that circuit can pro-
duce. Johnny started his ball playing
career on local lots. Of course, playing
with Brandywlne, Madeley. Keystone,
and other clubs before coming to Har-
Ian.
An incident OF last season that Is
worthy Of recalling 20 mind was the
game In which Johnny faced The
mighty Chief Bender. Hos Island was
the opposing side to Harlan and Cole
had secured a walk and two hits his
FIRST three trips 10 the plate. Alons
about the eighth inning. Chief Bender
was rushed to the mound 90 save the
day for the visitors. Johnny was the
Grst man to face Bender, and his cork
ing single set the fans in a franzy
Cole Is a sweet lnlelder, can so tc
either side and got the hot ones. and
Is a fairly good hitter. lie Is a good
lead of man. and very fast on the
bases. Naturally when a sand lotter
brakes into professional baseball he
has lots 10 learn, no matter how much
experience he has had in the semi-pro-
fessional ranks. Johnny Cole is no ex-
ception 10 the rule. When be unpacks
his belongings at the hotel at Okla
homa City, and trots out on the dla-
mond. he viii soon find out that he
viii have a tutor.
While playing with Harlan. Colo
was a very erratic man In handling the
ball. He would make a sensational
stop, then pause. and then let fy n
wild heave. Most youngsters would
feel badly over a wild peg that prob
ably would clean the bases. Not s0
with this kid He "smiles 'em on
This Is probably a good trait Freddy
PGyne soon learned this fact and shift
ed Johnny from short 10 second base.
and since this move wss made he l0oks
like a better pegger by miles. Cole
also has a bad habit making attempts
at stealing bases az the wrong time.
He will soon learn the base stealing
rud'ments Another fault with Johnny
Is the fact that he goes after too many
bad ones while batting lie will also
be broken OF this habit in quick order.
When Johnny is going good he looks
Ike one Of the best ball players IN
America, major or minor leagues. but
when he would so on one OF those
wild ohsses Of his, good night he
could sweep offsthe bases with a wild
heave better than any umpire.
His brilliant all-round work attracted
the attention OF Jim Humphreys who
was playing here "a short while last
year. Hump" was recently appointed
secretary and assistant manager OF the
Oklahoma club and Immediately gOt
base man.
Nearly all the major league players
who PLAYED with Cole last season have
expressed their confidence 10 him, and
they hope TO see him ont IN organized
ball Now that he has the opportunity,
here's wishing him a world Of success.
The writer hopes he hits a million. snd
BIZ Gallaghers boiler shop gang Is
with him TO the man. Go TO it. Johnny
and hit a couple for US.