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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
PENN STATE BOXING
COMING TO FRONT

especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
state College, Pa. Dec. 20.-Boxins
mas come to the front. at Penn state
during the past week as never before
In the history of the college, with
prospect vo- meets with the University
Of PEN lvana and the Naval Acad-
envy l. e are more than 100 candi-
dates trying out for positions on the
tesn1. Coach Harlow has found it
necessary to divide the class, giving
instruction TO half of the candidates
one evening. and the remainder the
next morning. One night week the
entire class gets together and the sym
nasiums floor is completely covered
with sparring couples,
Il do not aim so much at the deVel-
oppient of T. boxing team as / do at the
development of the boys in the art OF
self-defense." said Coach Harlow, and
in this he is meeting with great sue
cess. c. E. Berger. who was graduated
here in 1916 and is now me n1ber of
the faculty, was one of the best men
witt the gloves In his time In the col
lege, and has been assisting Harlow
in this work. The selection OF a var
sity team Is a very difficult matter. but
there are men of all weights remaining
from last years team, and Harlow viii
begin to make his selections inmc-
diately after the holidays. Much ia
TcT2pfr tnfF ftf mn tttrfrrtfcF rate fteS--
lie meet has been heard here of late
and athletic authorities are willing to
oaei< such a movement for this year.
The basketball team opened it's sea-
son here last night with the Juhiata
college FIVE, and will remain idle until
January II when Dickinson will be
here for a game. There was a change
in the varsity lineup carly in the week
when Haines. the former Lebanon val
ley star, who recently recovered from
injuries received In the LehiEh foot
hnll game hit his stride in the cage
and won a place as a guard. Captain
Wolfe was switched to forward, ami
HaireS and Ktllinger will take care of
the guard positions Mullan is playing
the other forward job in finished style
ard Eeplogle is improving AT center
every day. kiisinger. Mullan and
Wolfe played on the varsity itve last
year Young and Wagner arc good for
wards and will doubtless break into
most of the games on the schedule.
Following the " inning of the Fresh
man Sophomore class scrap wrestling
met by the Sophomores. 30 to 4, the
mat game has been taking rapid strides
with a large number of candidates sttil
on the job The next wrestling bouts
will be those of the interciass meet
On the afternoon Of January II, and
great rivalry has been expressed by
al classes. and they have been busy
selecting their teams. From that time
on interest will he ccntered in the
varsity season which ooens here in
February with the LehiEh grappiers
az the attraction,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL 81
P|NEHURST TOURNEY

The thirteenth annual midwiuter
handicap target tournament the Pine
hurst country club. will be held Jan
aary 10 10 "a. Applications FOR en-
try have been sent out by the sec
rotary, r, j. Ross. TO those who wish
to enter the tournament. The club
Is registered with the American Trap
shooters association. and the shoot
will be governed by the rules of the
association and scores viii be includ-
ed in the official records
Luther Squire. of the e. l. du Point
dc Nemours company will manage
the shoot. j Leonard Clark. of the
RerninGto ton company Will have charge
of the hooks and Charles North, OF
the Chamherlin Cartridge and Target
company viii have charge of the
trans T. W. Todd will be cashier
The tournament started in 1905
with thirty-nine enIries and has
proved a success since that date Last
year there were ISL entries. and Of
ficials are looking for larger num-
her 0f contestants this year. This
year a total IF $4,000 in trophies
and prizes viii be awarded to those
entering the shoot. There win also
he a contest between the East and
West, with prizes for each member
OF the winning team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
10 Pin League

No games scheduled until January 3,
tsee.
by taking three games from the
United states WOODEN Mills white the
Richmond Dairy company WAS drop
ring two 10 the CottreH Saddlery corn
pan%, the Cook Printing company went
into first place In the city Tenpin lea que
pennant race. The Chicoa took three
straight. from the McRae Clothing
company and the Node Brothers.
team surprised everybody by making II
clean sweep nj the series with the
F1ks' club The advance of the Cook
Printing company has been watched
with great interest by the fans and
earlier in the season il was predicted
that this team was one which would
hear watching before the season waa
aver. After an Indifferent start the
team settled down and have won four
teen out OF the last eighteen played
Two Of these four defeats were admin
istered TO them by the Richmond Dairy
comp any the present runners pp. It -
very likely that tho tight fer the high
est honors in the league will be he
tween the Cooks and the Chicos for the
latter team ts very strong one,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
CHANGES IN LAWS I
/ ARE TO Be ASKED L ]

The Virginia legislature. when it
meets ia January, viii DC asked kps
make ceriaih changes in the seAt4
came, hah and dog avs, The DEB
law was taken up in detail at, ccrfa
terence of state Game Wardenss
socrCsmt n and farmers In Kichyndnd
last week, Resolutions were adopted
p"titioning the legislature 10 amend
This statute SO as II eliminate TIE
~ oN isicn requiring that ali dogs be-
iuuzzcl or confined at night. and tu.
make tho price GF duplicate tags tGM
funts instead of twenty-five cents
other amendments suggested nlerH1y
make clearer existing provisions ~
ue dog law. H. was decided to ask
this legislature TO put the fowl de-
the sheep killer. The amount ~
money collected under the present
dog law amounts TO more than $780,
900. as against $57 900 collected un-
der the old Law
Changes suggested in the game Law
rros de for a daily bag limit Of nj
teen cartridges, two Wild turkeys and
siA pheasants. with tYo deer as tnA
season limit. It was also rAcom-
mended that if be made unlawful To-
Kill any deer, he horns of which are
not visible
The conference was called by CrE
/, Nash Eilisoly. commissioner u
game and inland fisheries. Every
section OF the state was represented.
With regard TO the dog law, the
game department has received an
opinion from the attorney-generai
holding that dogs must be listAd for
taxation with commissioners each
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
BASKETBALL WORK At
ROANOKE IS FINISHED

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
Salem, Va. Dec, =U.--The Roanoke
college basketball squad completed its
preliminary training yesterday and
practice will not be resumed before
January 3 when college reopens.
Previous 10 this week, stress has been
placed upon iudivua) deYoioprls nj.
passing. guarding and shooting goa Ii,
Beginning Monday with signal prac-
tjce and scrim ma ginE, the team this
week has begun to come into itS own
as a machine and to show tho form
that indicates it viii measure NJ to
the high class of recent Roanoke
quints,
Seven letter mon are aNsIla bic for
this season including Atkinson. Al
trup. Chapman. CARTS, Glenn Muse
and Peters. Chapman and Muse last
represented Roanoke on the lai !
team. having been in the navy for tW"
wears Peters will not engage in
scrinmage until after the Christmas
recess on account of broken ankle
received in football. Among the new
man who have shown up well are:
HuStel. Collision, kinsey. Crockett
MAILER. Graham. and Hook. Collision
formerly played on the Greenbrier
Military quint w. Va, Graham on thf
S8Eefn hIEn TEAM, aT1 Manner orr-ttf
y Wilmington hr-tr Nttfttt-e lis4rs-
Many followers of the local quint are
watching the work Of Glenn at center
with particular interest and predict
that he viii be the premier player Of
Virginia ia his position.
Manager Atkinson has splendid
schedule including more than twenty
causs with leading SOUTH ru- colleges,
Among the teams which will proba bly,
ba met for the first time are the
Nav, Vanderbilt, University of Ten
HeSsec and Center College.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
JOHN POWELL IS To
Be GUEST OF ROTARY

Sorne great things are said TO be
in the doing by tho Rotary club for
the tortnightly tty al the Business
Mems club Tuesday night.
In the first place the club is 10
he entertained by 1onn Powell, the
eminent pianist and in the second
place thc club is to entertain a num-
Der OF foreign students attending tbs
several colleges IN this city, These
youngsters from other chimes will he
given a real old Virginia welcome
and Santa Claus viii look in upon
them Just as he would in their own
rooms in their far-away homes.
Christmas spirit will prevail and il
Is quite likely that not q Rotarlan will
be absent that night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
\. c. 4 IS LOST AT
SEA NEAR GALVESTON

Mobile. Ala. Dec. 30,--Thc naval sea-
plane (which made the first successful
air trip across the Atlantic. is lost to-
night somewhere between Galveston
and Mobile. Piloted by Lieutenant
Comma nder a. G.. Read. the plane left
Galveston at . o'clock this morning for
4 trip to Mobile. The trip would or
cinarily require three hours Murky
weather etasttfeatistl HE -bssy and gulf
all day and 1t Is feared the plane has
been lost MT sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
BUY NEW CABLE FOR
FIRE ALARM DEPT

Upon recommendation of Director
Myers. the advisory board yesterday
awarded a contract for cable for the
fire alarm and police telegraph de-
partment 10 the Safety Wire and
Cable company. of New York. The
amount OF the contract Is 81 ,6osS4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

New officers for Northside lodge.
Ne. 292, A. + & A. Nj. as elected
FRIDAY night. are; Master, phiiip
KeppIer; senior warden. W. Q.
fItm1 Todd: junior warden, w II.
Heintzman, treasurer. a. f. Martin.
secretary, Asa Johnson. senior dea-
con, Fred +. Schaaf. Junior deacon,
G. G Greaver
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
For CITY EMPIAYlra

The Christmas holiday Tor city en-
nioyes will begin at noon Wednesday
and continue until Friday morning.
Only those whose services are neces-
sary in operating the public utilities
will be required to work during the
holiday. Mayor AinsIie will issue the
usual proclamation tomorrow or
Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

shooting with but three men seems
tn be the lot of the McRae Clofhing
company for they had but three men
again last Monday.
with three men shooting better than
ri. the Chfocs registered the huge
total of / 045 In their second game.
powsey led the attack with the spt@n~
hid count Of 945.
smith was low man for the t'hicos
tet,fnc a s4s total Of an average of
tse for his nights work IL is wonder
then that the ,'hiccs took three games
ircn the slcRaes.
Jake" RowSey with 6Sa at the
p,,tsch alleys aud Joe Pietseh with a3s
at "Jake's" alleys carried of the three
games totals at the TITO drives
----e~~--
ar.oloner' Rurch, Of the Dairy Com
parry, played hanch so his team dropped
thc long end of the series 10 the Cot
trelis
The surrrise OF the wect was the
three game verdict OF the Noides ever
the F,lEs. but tho latter team had one
dummy score throughout the series
Rowsey with $50 and Ed rietsch with
ste were the only howlers to brea~ into
the 500 class.
EilI Bailey fell thirteen pins shy Of
averaging $50 much to the delight Of
Colonel Burch.
Red bling. whom Doc" Cook CON
sidered the weakest bowler on his team.
broke into the lineup In the last game
and not only showed his teammates
how to bowl but registered the high
.cst Individual game at the Palace drives
during the week. George came through
with col and made victory certain for
his team. Some teams wish they had
week bowlers like George on their
team.
DOC" Waldbauer couldn't find the
number Ave pin so lost number OF
spares. DOC" has baen SO accustomed
70 working the corners while pitching
that he no longer can groove the ball.
Helfert had the s-7-1o split three
times in the first four frames. Some
tough luck.
Lane had four successive splits In the
.sst game. one OF which he converted
into spare.
Thornbury had the dog" score OF
.he week-an even 100 being the re-
ward for hts labor.
Richards, let out by the Nodes. has
hcen taken on by the United States
Nonien Mills company.
mike" Deasy is getting his soupbone
Ii11,berad up for the ante-season
n atches Recently in. practice he had
an opportunity TO break Bruce Cooks
record at the Pietsch" alleys. but after
running nine consecutive strikes he
had the four-pin stand up after the
first BAH In the tenth frame. Mikes"
score was 3Ts,
The Cook Printing comoany. with
S2s. have the best team total at the
FaIace drives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
Meyers Case Continued.

The case OF Barney f. Meyers,
!, charged with storing liquor In his
apartment. was continued in police
court yesterday to Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
W. VIRGINIA QU|NT
HAS e CONTESTS

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
Morgantown, Dec. 20---The West
Virginia university basketball sched~
ule announced here today by Direc-
tor Stanabury. provides the most diff
ficult assignment OF games that has
ever been arranged for a Mountaineer
floor team. Twentythree games are
listed and conspicuous in the list are
the Yale, Cornell Pittsburg. La
fayette, Washington and Jefferson,
Colgate, Rutgers and Allegheny con-
tests.
A new coach. Francis Fl. stadsvo1d,
who learned HIS basketball at the
university of Minnesota under DR.
Cooke, the famous Western mentor
Is in charge of the squad, and a team
u unusual strength Is expected.
Coach 6tadsvold was an all-Western
selection himself and was on the ad-
vtsory coaching stair at Minnesota
after graduation. His material Is ex-
ceIlent including Dawson. Morrison,
Kjger, I'm. Cutrtxht. Wefmcr. Haw-
kins and Trotter, all OF whom are let
ter men and a large number of new
and promising recruits.
The complete schedule follows:
December 19--Pfttsburg, Colleg1ans
1T Morgantown.
December 31--Yale University at
January 7-Davls-E1kins5 college At
Morgantown.
January e-Geneva college at Nor
gantown.
january 14--WashinEton and JET
ferson at Washington, Pa.
January 15---University OF Pitts
burg at Pittsnurg. Pa.
January ts---Anegheny college at
Meadville. Pa
January 1T--Carnegie Tech at
PrttsburE, Pa
January e3-Marietta college at
Morrantowns
January s1--Unfversity Of Fits
burg at Morgantown.
February 7--Fairmont Normal at
Fairmont.
February 13-Carnegie Tech at
Morgantown.
February 1s-Syra cuse University
at syracuse. N. Y.
February 1T--Coigate University III
Hamilton. y. 7.
February 1S--CoFneH university ~
Ithaca. y Y.
February Lafayette college al
Esaston. Pa.
FEBRUARY 2o--setron Hall college
at South Orange, y. j.
February e1--RutSers college AT
New Brunswick ", J.
February 2sv--I4afaycttc college al
Morgantown.
March 5-~Fairmont Normal at
Norgantown.
March e---Allesheny college at
Morganto0n.
March Marietta college at
Marietta, Ohio.
Ntren e,---wash,ngton and JEFF
ferson at Morgantown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

The board Of directors OF the bank
Of Commerce and Trusts, has declar-
ed the regular 2 per cent quarterly
dfridend- s@ s-s-s--sr q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

The surprise OF the wees was the
three game verdict of the Noides ever
the FlRs, but tho latter team had one
dummy score throughout the series.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Colonel Rurch. Of the Dairy Com
parry, nlayesi banch so his team dropped
tho long end Of the series 10 the Cot
treiis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Thornbury had the dog" score OF
The week--an even 100 being the re-
ward for hts labor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Rowsey with $50 and Ed Pfetsch with
ste were the only howlers to breaN into
tho 500 class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Lane had four successive splits In the
,sst game. one OF which he converted
into spare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Richards, let out by the Nodes. has
been taken on by the United States
Vonien Mills company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

BilI Bailey fell thirteen pins shy OF
averaging $50 much to the delight Of
Colonel Burch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Jake RowSey with sSa at the
pi,tsch alleys aud Joe Pietseh with a3S
at "Jake's" alleys carried of the three
games totals at the TITO drives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

The Cook Printing company. with
E2s. have the best team total at The
F4Iace drives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

smith was low man for the ''htcas
Getting a 54s total Of an average OF
isg for his nights work IL IS wonder
then that the Chiccs took three games
from the HcItaes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
BOWLING NOTES

shooting with but three men seems
Ia be the lot of the McRae Clothing
company for they had but three men
again last Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

.Mike" Deasy is getting his soupbone
liu,bersd up for the ante-season
n atches Recently in practice he had
an opportunity TO break Bruce Cooks
record at the Pietsch~ alleys. but after
running nine consecutive strikes he
had the four-ptn stand up after the
first BAH in the tenth frame. Mikes"
, gsf.re vas 4TS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Helfert had the s-T-1A split three
times in the first four frames. Some
tough luck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

DOC" waldbauer couldn't find the
number Ave pin so lost number OF
spares DOC" has been so accustomed
to working the corners while pitching
that he no longer can groove the ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

With three men shooting better than
sH. the Chfccs registered the huge
total of 104s In their second game.
Rows led the attack with the srisnr
hid count OF 445
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07
Scale of Prices and Votes

Subscription rates to The Evening Herald and Tho New Mexico
Rurahst and the votes due on each payment;
EVENING HERALD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Yankee BLAMED
FOR HIS DEATH
Mexican Government Says
Wallace at Fault

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1:.-tUnited
Press THE Mexican governments
reply 10 representations made by this
country In the murder Of James
Wallace. an American. Is held by the
state department today.
Wallace. who was an cmployc OF
an American oil company near Tam
pico, was killed by a Carranza SOL
der.
The Mexican explanation OF
Wallace's murder was a reitcration Of
the claim OF Mexican Ambassador
Bonillas. that Wallace. while intoxi-
Gated. failed to heed the order OF a
Carranza soldier TO halt. and that the
soldier shot Wallace. believing him
an enemy.
The murder OF Wallace. according
TO the Mexican note. was made n
matter OF official record. and the
arrest OF the Mexican soldier and an
investigation of the affair ordered
Immediately.
According 10 tho state department.
Wallace was shot when n mule he
was riding SHE'D overturning n ma
chine gun. The fun text OF the Mex
lean note was ordered forwarded to
the state department from tho Amer
lean embassy at Mexico city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
DIVORCE FRAUD
CHARGED HERE
State Moves to Have Local
Decree AnnuIIed

Charges OF first degree per-
jury against Harry G. Jackson.
who obtained q divorce last Feb
ruary by alleged Justification.
were filed In superior court Fri
day by Divorce Proctor G. c.
Dalton. Al the same time pro-
cecdings were started 10 annul
his divorce decree.
The law requires the applicant for
divorce. In all cases. 10 make a sworn
statement as 10 whether or not he
knows the address 81 the defendant
spouse II the address In known. the
defendant In Informed Of the pending
divorce by being served with a paper
Hummoning him 20 appear In court
the day OF the trial.
II the address is unknown. such
notice is published In some obscure
weekly Newspaper. which the defend
ant II not likely TO see. The result
IL that the defendant may be divorced
without even knowing proceedings
have been started.
Jackson. II IL said, swore 20 a
statement that he did not know the
address Of his wife. Minnie c. Jack
son. II is charged that this state
mcnt was false. and that he did know
the address. but purposely avoided
making II public Dalton says her
address II 81 Rose ave. Venice. Cal.
The Jacksons were married In In
dlanapolis October rs. 1887. Thirty
one years and six days later. October
81. 1918. jackson started a divorce
suit In local superior court
His wife refused TO cook his meals
or do housework. and forced him 10
eat In restaurants. he charged He
also said she abandoned him Sep
,ember. 1911. when his wife failed
TO appear. Judge Calvin e. Hall
granted Jackson n divorce February
10. 1919.
jackson viii be prosecuted In su-
perior court on the criminal count.
and will also have 20 show cause why
the divorce should not be- annuiled-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Says Billy Dansey Lived Awhile
After Being Struck by Assailant

81 the aforesaid town Of Iiammonton.
wilfully and with malice afore-
thought, did murder one George VII.
liam Biliy1 Danscy by feloniously as
rault Of George william Dansey and
giving him a mortal wound 81 which
he languiahed short time and then
died" the warrant said in part.
Mrs Jones'" the warrant said.
had knowledge Of a certain crime
and aided and abettcd In same crime
and II an accessory after the fact"
The warrants did not reveal In
what manner the Dansey boy met his
death. The assumption has been he
WIS struck by a stone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Fortune Tellers
Ask Judy Trials

Separate jury trials were demand
ed Friday by Anna John and Lena
Mitchell. gypsy fortune teilers.
charged respectively with vagrancy
and petit larceny.
T. J. Chambers. 1886 Rainier ave.
In prosecuting witness against Lena.
and Fred Winters chief witness
against Anna. The trials have been
set for December is In Justice o. w.
Drinkers court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

HAMMoSTON. NJ. J.. Dec. H.
UNITED Press, THAT Billy Dansey,
murdered perfect baby" lived for
some time after he was struck down
October was revealed for the first
time today.
This Information. which deepened
the mystery surrounding the boys
death. was contained In the warrants
charging Charles 4. white with Ids
murder and Mrs Edith L. Jones,
whites housekeeper. with being an
accessory. The contents Of the war
rants hitherto had been KEEP, secret.
"On October .. 1919. at the town
- Iiammonton. one Charles e. White