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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-15
h!ASHA HAS MANY FUR
 SEWARD


 Steamer Alaska in command of Capt. Harry Hobc, arrived in port at .:25 o'clock thia morning but was for. ed to make three t,tej to get to tan .iarf, owing to the high north wind, anddoc&od al 3:15 o'clock. The Alaei,a brought ll3 passengers for Seward md SC tons of general freight.
 Pa.sonrars arriving, from Scatsl' n .t'c aseauyor were a. follows:-- corr, Cro,s, F. R. Elliott, J. Larson a.E r8u'aras, C. x. Larson r. fright, Fred Wfrht, Julius Sch. ar's, A. Anderson, P. J. Pedcrson, C L-Poaar-on John An1cr'oa, Arth' o,bor C. Barlow, Ala Way, R. C ' errey,, .Nr.. Fred Miller and chi.1 ..t S.ar@nrth. Rcba.t Fawkcra, V vrar2, Ed Morgan, Jerry Soreas. ".. A. Mcnrel, Ii. L. Gntosh, F.. ar on, Tom Uari., T, ". Iawl,i. )'cN Anderson, JIG. 1Iumy J. | 'aatt;c, Meyer Ea1icI,, Jim E'a emes Dc Var, J. Rasrte ry, A. r .nt5 r. o. Patton, !. Jgn.a, 5o. cir, G~o.~, Iioran, C. F. Pctc"c jt. c. ?. Peterson. J. F. Most, r. E .r-L~rg-r, Ed Gibbs, I'd Cuibcrt~c" p ed da~C' ter, G-ogce R. ID lg. 'ir Hcw,r, Char'a7 Nocb0s, Ed" , haw, John E. Hal, II. D. l' os~
 2. To2ard ard 6 .tanaGo TBS scur
 Tho Ala Q c'oa.5l for .Aa ro~.
 rtv ac-r 70 oe.scl, this morn. " tSa Allowing Ta so"C"rs: ;. sna,'o:- Howard Wilson, T.
 70. 4. Lone Frank Waslbvn. !
 ra~c.,n. Charlos Waenor, 5on er. V. 4. Dawron, Mis- r. ,N r.or J. 7J. Ryan ard wife, c. an, r. N Brown, ?L K McGowa' 1..r Icnich, John vaNf'h, John S" ':, John Cyar, Louis Yic", Jos"
 'nia0, James Borden, Clyde Co on, o. A0dorroH, A. A. Charwcl' ''et g. Natson, Charles Cooper, 2 Y. ofn-on, I. E. Mo~t. c. ". liar. ,n 4 PeN, Len Eagle, Frank N & Monroe, A. Paysoa.
 O. Co.da-a:-- Dr. !. A. Ba"P o,.O.J. O~ir0, C. r. EanNor, T. ~~t, Pat Mcohan onl CIV. Park For Juncau:- Jane Anderson, Mif 7. lowe, Mrs. A. c. Nichols and I ( 'cG|eI.
 For LaTouche:- ". Williams a"' 'fc, Charles Land, P. Faley and SiA ... are.
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.5En5H..G
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By Associated rrcss

CCBLE.A, March l5-- Command
 Pcrshing yesterday, fo. the frst inc, had view og the America" .ro.25 n combat formation on Gy.- = .ol. Tie American commando
 viewed the troops on the ca.t o@.5 .ae Rhine, opposite this city. E.Ga- y decorations were dit tributcd hy D. sh'Ng.
 Commander Par5ling chas.ad wf's he fo1ghboss, g, arkeA them j. thcH aatel to return homo, etc. The '',- ljcrs a'l wanted to get ba.k to t'. -~.t.d S.atrf but alI s.at-d that .hy vo"I remain in Europe as lcrg Tf lcca sary. Pcrshing talked with the o-aIcd, asked them how they woe 1ofN~ treated and inquired as to tae ealing of their wounds.
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CONTINUE PR0RE 0F TIE SOPHIA
 DISASTER
By Assnciatcd Press

VICTORIA, B. C., March '5-T'' 'orh'a investigation commi-s'on "@ our9-d today until next Thur"daH. I0 ZIG meantime the loo boo', CT 'hc f." nc schooner Amy May VII Ee cTa"- 'neI microscopiCally to see if ancg C ,rasures were male.
 Thia forenoon tho commis0io2 h'H"' he ,ostimonv of Edward Hm'"Nt"N. ;upomntcndent ot ;he Hminion "'r". lc s. who produced all wireless mo- lgca relative to the d,-aster to t C lisastor to the Princess Sophia.
 Surt Ha"ghton said that for Fo"r M OctoboE25'h, he had all brsin~s
 idetracked while the operators tried to sccure some news from the Sopha or O the wreck.
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GERMANS WILL GIV. UP ALI
 10 ALLIES
rY Assnnn!nd Pre.s

BRUSSELS, March l5- Germany, through special delegates has accept s1 ,'a A.iaa conditions regarding the Allies using tha German mercnanc 5 'aa. n return for tie Use Of the m ...0 fleet the Allies are expected 70 provide food for tho Germans Un- ,I ..ru, l5.l. Th2 Germans expect ", by ha latter date this years La.-o.t j barcapcd and the product a abe. Germany, according to the z .'7~. tcs hc.e, s now in great need of r air, p2r, an1 fats.
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.gsl. 2. ED 2H
 Da I' E LE
Bv A~S, cialcd Press

APCTANGEL, March l5- It is es- ''0at-d N,a' 800 Bo'shc~ik' have beon t'',d in firhting yiah the Allies from "cNrarv 2oth to March 9th. Five tr1r~icanF have been killed on the Vr~a front and ten on the Dvina front.
 LONDON, March 15- An official 70 .',o--;'-i statement. by the general Ttar' claims flat during January, the G-'-hc~il;i- ca~tured territory about tho s'zc Of France, having 1855 miles If railway.
 Tho Bolshcvili officials report that .~o0 oa~trrinr Kicv. they executel o~"l prominent citizens.
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0-0'' u-1''1I'"T|"WNTTW'TIN LILLIAN I.sT7I.!Is s1'IE
'E '.' f
 . !: R. .":...:..0.H GUE.S .0..

.corlag to dispatches in Scatro na% s~a.css, which arrived on tso .N"s.a. .Pgc..du5 Wilson wne.cs t k ,a4uiui.a that the worI, on the go. !cra .ca.~ ~alload H Alaska would c,a. ,}..n o'a yea~ a. contemplated. Pre- ;d d.ns UI>c1 s,&.eI that money r.. ;toa yruct.on wurl. would be taken iv. e. general fund qt the Goycrm.~ .ga..wav ys,,ms. The Seattle Chama jo. Commerce a.e2.rccc,"cd aasur%n. ,tr.a Ma.1.n~.on t.a. work wo".. sg-o.o.d notwithstanding. thc' fi'ibu s < .,$gaatqrs who daicatcd mjiiicH < 'o'aasia appropriations. for t. :ya a.s nn.or~u .4sla .mco.s.
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.SENAND 58Al1L1..

Caarfq&oarar o- E...ua.- .. ins, is Ea s.n.." "H ... A- .- ... a v.s.. .n ..e s.-..-.
 Dr. LA !. .@2s. dOya nr ... .N. n- . -.
 Nun s.ry. ..... B. 0. -o.. Of LaIo.sr,, -e...t .1 .. ... ani sa. a.n ,.. l .~.. 3.a or.y s- a .-' -. .... ct &"0 o''a.. .r..l..r. . ard e on th, Ae.'o ser 7.~..r Tom Vim. cr~.r. ..rrr. .,n.0' w... retlrrel-or s'-r ''r 'r '~''.. oi mont .n Ec ,.....
 J. O. Patton. ~.or.rt. ow0.v. ~. las ben in ,. for .r~c"i u.- ro.rr-d ~6~.b ~ r.. "a '.'>
 I;r Wr.~r-. r... n...r -. Carro Crc,'-. .-a' r- .'. A'a s.. and v' -~...r' .o 'e ',t.~..r reg. to b--.u tho gra.c~' wr k.
 IT., C'-fstfa~ sfr~.. e '.'-- r.''' ho'dscr.jses trr~orr. r..r-or q. ~, o'clock end. Sunday school @ r2.'5 o'clock. ',
 Pw.o~ F ''tr ,argr0 ~2. a',o,. tho A'a, "a .hi. a>r iH I'. r-''-'.r s- ficial ro.'tion.
 J.E> Tcrttic, 11f.a~o> C8o.o.,r, r~- rived oa tNr Aa.'o on '... v"~ tr.f.' interior to 0ropcco fo~ thr Eww0. wor';.
 Ed G-IN. !. a, 'r, O-.'-~3 No.f ,havi~o a,~s~c' CT g,r N'.e'o ;-' v'' leave vt5N'n rrw daHr for a.~~ . to Card'e Crock. J. J'rse, tho wou 'Eo~r .Ea~k who tar boon visff'rr tr C-Hforia for sovora' r,o0'Ns. rc.rv~-d ho0o '0 the Ala';a. Na'o~r Ju~to, is row. ia Oakland anI vll come north d~r'0" tho srr'r~ months.
 ". T. toNT, r-o4 -0F r',o Rr:~-.o of Education for N~t'rrs i0 A'a '.o. was a ra-. .carar north .oc the An. n to Tctchihan.
 Thcrc is q saTi0" fsg' N2ree E.,., and Ar~,l showers wi' hr'~~ fo,'' the May flower. E.t'6. roi0 00l month VII bo as 0-o00rt"rd "r t'' wind dr~iur tho va-t tA'ea jav-. fe"- CTS win be rod Ugh and twe!v, fn.' across. ..
 Tho mu-t-cl performers 'v,ig 'g0: hears. ton'~At at tlr A-B. EslN as 7:SO o'c'o,', and those in t'e al2c'sh at Q o'clock. .,- ... ',g .
 ". Hy'and. o~cvato~ n tha. .Erss0- l,wiro. accomvarf13Nv 4'-,ia .iaali. E--i. in various end oc t's ri0i0N ~-n arrived on the Ncs',a how'd for interior. The party is rec. tered at t,2 Overland
 E.M. C~'bc~tzon end wif7. o~-o".' to Anchorage, asefeests at the Ha.a Sexton.
 E.E. Parks, an arrival on -ho Ale. ka, is re~i,'or-a at the Sexton on hi. way to jNo Kus'-r'~,.
 AT f'r,t o,," t~~. 0rr0'ra'~0- bono sold o0 shc,A'o '.e from 9-a'ta. uo0y were forced to come ao-rl in inc stee-. age ord until 0areon~erF loft. fNr steamer st o'ho~ mort hr'ore thay could secure first class berths.
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UNDESIRABLE ALIENS ARE
 GOING TO BE SENT ABR0A'

WASHINGTON, March 15- F, '. D. Secretary of Labor Wilson ha 'oideI to proceed with the deporta 'on of 37 undesirable aliens now a illis Island under guard.
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rAEG TO BE COMMANDER
 OF BRITISH HOME FORCES

LONDON, March 15- By A. ? led Marshall Haig has h"en appOin' l to succeed General Robertson, = ,r,mander of the Home forces. Ger 'ohert on will be commander of tt, Ll-ny, of the Rhine.
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'fNv SOLDIERS DISCHARGED

~''SS-rr'0TOv. NTorci r5- Bv A 70 - Ire Wor TorartmeNt ornouncn Hat ono million fou~ hundred and ri0- -tce7 thoreand, three hundrnd anh .os,.','v civ or.'crrs and men have booN' discharged 10 date.
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MORE HUN
 DAHIAGES
D. Ass ciatcd Press

N,nIS March 15- Estimates from Latin American governments indicate c'a.~ra against Gormcry for damages by tha var viii approximate at least ore billion dollars. The claims are mo ty for ships aunl; by submarines rr mines.
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GT"PTTNRY DANIELS OFF ON
 EPOPEAN TRIP TO STUDY UP ')-- PRODUCTION OF AIRPLANES

RESTRICTION, March 15- By A. D. Secretary of the navy Daniels '-fl 4clav for E"rope. While aboard TO will rav srec'a' attention to the tudy of aircraft production.
 v 2 Co~-nr. of Uo~e ir reri~ter- od al tho Hotol Seward having arriv- -.. n,~ ''~ '-o
 'r~r A ". Pobnrt-, vho has been ,ii,irc in +hn stHi"s. returned on the '~~'-o "-,I ;~ ro~'r-ered at the Sew cd ''" Pohorte v'i'' ro to her home e Mile @ on the first train.
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-tstseS ic. s'.' . - = ' ..-'3 r -sssIs NiE.SII HTJGn,T'. .BJLB IFS sIGN{sD IN WASHINGTON

=, ,,.c". -. .. .".Y'!g%*;, Wash, Nareh 15=- R' X o-- Act'nc Governor: Hart toda' i~a thc .Ell restoring capital psn g. s2t T. this state,. .the bill havio, Na aesnl by both houses of the'lee -. '..'a, .-IT..-a~Al ir subiect-to Q refe" ~, n ',itSinr09"dayg.' lis expected A.. an;opr3sition calnpaign will br ta .rd.
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tT- SON HOLDS C0TTEEWNCE E' S...s

.PA2re .r'ro~r' t5.n PrSSi5g3tF'H- >cN- lar,. vceiarlav. SsNar~oo0 Fa'd ..o g..5s:,' s-;;-o ,-fs7, p,--fT>tt poiucoi-o < s ,r.-,s r a,.5i' 't,"- 4. .oA.,r.a ~o. A-'l ,~'+h PH-~i'o1 C'-we~c~aH* Dow fo- -'ov' C.,or-a. C,l Eou-o sp7 0.~N r-''-r TNs confer nee, we've at t'7 ~-~ v~o.'l-r'ia, re il-ncc in tha P'Gcn 'r. Tt4'.r This.
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Mrs. Fred Mil'er, wife of the to'
 ,,ial artist, came noyth on the Ala
 and for the present is stopping Q Ae Hotel Seward.
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POLES REFUSED GERMANS

WARSAW, March 15- By A. P.-- 70 Po'e7 have rcpuleed German fore which attacked tho oil fields in ;h. r;on of DombroWska Silesia.
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Z. -CA'N .tQNGREss CALLED
 TOR AN. EXTRA SESSIOI

VI iSHTNCTON, March, 15- By A 0- The Mcxican Congress has. beer "'N ' fo, an .sgtga session on May let P"si1cs- 10 be considered will inclua' oil ,a2d legislation.
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AMERICAN TRANSPORT HITS
 PLANTING MIME GOES D0Y-

FLUAIINU MA-'L-NV'-' '"
 LONDON, March 15-- By A. p The American transport Ys"'haVon }ourd from Baltimore to Copenhar,n. vithovt cargo or passenger, struck 2 Mino and has sunk accordinG 70 q ,irelors report. Nine sailors ore le. ,ortcd to have bn"n drown"d Thirty five of the crew have landed
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nno Alaoka did rot s+on at Nellie rr,r on the wav to Seward and will attempt to discharoa frci"'t at tho canncry on the southbound trip.
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n0rTTgT PENCE PrNCrN'I
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 -r,r n-'t'-' d-g'~o t5 ef''i0,tho ~q~o" '--e'v -r TT rrroc,-~orv inev~'h""'- ',. ta-ee. it ri~oo1,av soon as no~s'hlo, |. s,n' ~, vo1d can .rcturn to norma
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Tor'S ASHES ARE sGATTERED OVER, sEATTLl

l|TrE, March 157 By A. P '~. or Eddie HuSba"d today scatt'r - 0 Niy'acriR!aas, s'hile over q '' "to a a-Ha- cr Sergeant V. A. Fn& -v .-r7v Aver wLo.dia of the inf.
 ~ho.ra-aT's. requested, the ashc rr el m this manner.
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 .'.,. 4et and.~t are hundreds . .H 'ron in every cQaft city. .. 'r~sonally I,Gm dad to retur '.ov,-" .&a&&.,s
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
COLTS SQUAD TO Be
INCREASED SHORTLY
.soIlify. LAgran and Crossicy hSCharE'"
From MC<iutrc's Unit and WIZ
Report This Week.

81. ?
Although ONLY week remains ~
which to gel the 'lS en- .l.' -. 10,
Tor the starter gun 1853 1-t 49, he
bobson announce Ass -, D
was conndeHt or Nti!th "'''N -
tair team IN we NOV, ,s4 49,
eurg on MAY Nm 49,.
bile he l'i&t' 'gl 49,. ,,,,,,s
~ wanted an "}''f1''% .,,7
ave q nT's' '''''.l' $500 800. ,'r.s .., -,
WOULD nave "'S -,.8 han
70 insure ~. 1870
tah Win " ,,,,,-,,
The colts Fr' - -. #
BRIGHTER hu .'s' 1855. si-t,e--.
7ews ron a5'f' 1@ -
jolll3. N'gs9.'f t",' - -, .h-so
aerT or ne <i'''"t ,.t,,,tv
nien witi rePot -" ~ ~, - .ne
~'eek tdS~fH tt' - so-
7naa al zen S'''1E NJ -,
his FIRST "orS-oN' q ''''
Ioilif who iives IN CHAR 'ot'esNl''e-
is ~oins 70 naF Eisi- e. nv pa. ~
and VIII F@ e1s .A Nt t...'V.,.
lay morning tros>'e} - -
for the eastern saor". Nur'e .'' ~
.isit his family ire 'Hl1H i'''L i7 's
this week repoF'lhE N'f"As 's' ''"'
Nce.
iolHT VIII hrfac th~ number Of
VIZ - three. while tFossloE
caan VII boost me 'nHe'a
~*ftn ~ q Ave There gro at pfeScht
seven PLAYERS displaying their ab',i.F
Before Dohson'a discerning eye. hph5e
Holmes and Cant Him fHoie are per
rlanently station behind the bat ana
IN first. respectively. with Doe BASS
fixture in 'eft field These three men
were with Richmond last season aHa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
Hnrtford's Early t,,c..-.

Hartford. Conn. April 2e.-Th,
Connecticut Fair association has an.
nounced seven early closing events 70
It's Grand Circuit meeting Labor da 4,
week. The leader is the thirty fourth
renewal OF the Charter Oak $4,000
purse for e;l2 trotters 1t will be rae.
ed this year on Thursday.
There will also be one or two stake
features on each OF the other days
as the list presented includes ~th,
Chanticleer purse. $4,000, for 2e1r
trotters, the Lion purse, $4,000. for
EOS trotterS. the Eagle purse. IS. 900
for 2:06 trotters. the whirlwind purse
$4,000, for 2:0s PAGERS. as wen a.
$4,000 purses for the two and three
year -old trotters
in addition TO the above the asseciA
ton will also give Battle ROYAL purse
for $4,000, entrance free. for the heat
winners In the Chandelier, Lion and
Eagle purses II will be raced On Fri
day. the last day OF the meeting and
will complete the series Of races dAsis-
mated as the March OF the allies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
SPORT-O-CRAMS
ri ss Circus.
BY "TOMMIF'

The Circus.
Who has not hid in 81 husky frame
The heart ~ e. barefoot hey,
Whose memory does not carry him
back.
To the days OF kldhcod joys"
Who does not remember. when look
ing back,
Along the road OF yesterday.
Not the memories that have come
and gone,
But the one that had come to stay ?
Remember the circ,H that came 10
town,
Arriving jGst AZ dawn.
Its tented city Swinging UP and
Just as sudden gone?
Who has alted excitcdy At
The antics Of tho clown.
And. provoked, too, from the elder
folks,
A dlsprovln. frown.
And who has not dreamed OF the
time,
When he would be q bright and
shining star.
And lead a lie 20 carciess and free.
With no worldly troubles to mar
And maybe the lad that yisioned
Himself ~ being the circus beacon.
Turned out some day, to be, who
knows.
The sternest village deacon.
For the thrill that comes once In a
life"
Al our tfiend wsbbe would say.
Is nothing nut a small boys thoughts
Upon a circus day.
II Gone Ah@rn wants something that
will stop Otto Auto. why MOI let him
drive over the roads between here and
Petersburg RICH. after Il big rain7
'Mehbe" Captain 2ainsfather, when
he drew hts famous cartoon. III you
know better ole. go to it," had the
aforemention I'd road In mind, 90
Oscar says that he has read thirty
chapters of The Confessions OF a War
Bride" but he hasn't heard her con-
fess anything Yet.
Which Zoos to show you that
Shakespeare was right
Guess thrt old song, II Know that
I've got more than my share" will
pass on into ihs realm of the extinct
along about tho nrst Of July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
AMERICAN INVASION Of
JUGO-SlAY TERRITORY

Eelgrada Serbia March .9-There
has boon an American invasion of
JuSo S'Hv territory. In every city
from Durazzo In Albania, to Strumitza
in Serbia. and reaching from Belgrade
20 Iagreb, the jewel OF Jugo Siavia
: american Red Cross officers. doctors
and nurses and representatives OF the
food admin. stration andfof tho army.
may be seen. All are enrat ed in ne
hiG task "f lf"Viue anil clothing thu
people IN the areas which have suffer
ed most BY the war The Unit ed
states has been likened to bounti-
ful 1u"Ecr caring for flock Of small
ch!lGren--the children being the many
Raikan countries,
~ q hundred points in Serbia. Mon
tenegro. Alba ria Bosnia Herzegovina
and Croatia, the American Red Cross
Is giving The people taste OF Ameri-
can generosity Food, clothing. shoes
ana medicines are being distributed
to the destitute. American doctors
and nurses are caring for the sick and
wounded. BN their work and their
example, these Americans are incul-
eating In the Slav. new idea of thrift
self help, cleanliness and honesty
which must have lasting influence.
The population OF these countries Is
made up OF serbians Croatians. Mo-
hammedans and many diverse races
The intense religious and party differ
rnccs that have existed for years have
been forgotten In n common enthust-
asm for the liberty aud freedom OF
Jugo SiaVia The Individual amhi-
tons % the different Siav countries
have been sacrificed in a desire 10 keen
Italy from obtaining Dalmatia or any
part Of the Eastern Adriattc coast
The eyes az all arc turned to President
Wilson and America. whom they re-
card as the greatest sponsors for the
entity and integrity Of the Slavic ma
tions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
TWO HOUSEBREAkEKS RECEIVE
FEcITENrtAK1 SENTENCES

Two househreakine cases were
heard yesterday In hustings court
Pleading guilty TO the charge az
breaking mao the storeroom of
Clarence Cosby aud stealing there
from two hides, William Berkeley was
sentenced by Judge Richardson TO one
year in the penirentary.
Archie Carlton. aliss bud" Carl
ron, was gent 10 the reforna cory, and
Ernest DAVIS 10 the pcnitentiary for
one year, for breaking lnfo and rob.
bling The HON" Of Bert Steruhereer
of SIS in money and household
goods, Sentence was suspended BY
Judge harrison until May -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
RESERV|STS
NOW IN FIRST PLACE
bS victory Yesterday Over Planters
NATIONAL lsank. Feds Now I'm
Front of Rivals

ny lts victory yesterday over the
= lah'ers National bank, the Fedora
Reserve bank forged to the from. i'm
the Rankers' hague and is nov tho
nndiSputed leader with the excep-
uon OF the Ecseryists and the Plan, :
ers every club in the lea cue has won
one and lost one game The Ressry
ISIS VIII have 10 share first honer.
rem porarilv with either the Arner.ear
National nine or the First Nationals
as these teams meet Thursday AFTER
noon.
rms is the way the clubs in the
bankers circuit line UP today:
League Standing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30

K. Il /.
At New York.
Philadclphia. 600 200 500 s 3
New YORK 49,. coo 600 o0l--1 i
Batteries-J ohnson and Perkins.
shore, Russell and Rue
Connolly and Nallin.
r II. r.
At Washington:
Boston ...... coo o10 o67-2 . ?
washington 03o coo 1ox-4 II !
Batteries-Pennock. Dumont VIM
and Walters, Harper ana Picnich.
CmpfreS- nineeu and Owens.
r. II r
AZ Detroit:
Chicago -. 600 2Io oo0--3 II 0
Detroit .,... 600 600 col 2
Batteries--Cicotto and s c h ak,
Ehmake. KRllio and Ainsmith.
Cmpiree and Evans,
r, H. r.
AZ St Louis
Cleveland .-.. 100 100 oo0--2 6 I
St Louis . 900 900 600 3 0
Morton ana ON EN-
Sothoron. Buadermilk and SEVERED.
Tmpires-Hildebra and Moria
rfty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
SUNDAY BAIL LOCALIZED
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York, April 29--sundaY base
pail In New York city has been made
iesai by an ordinance passed by the
BOARD OF aldermen today and awaits
only the approval of Mayor Hylan
VINO is said to be in favor of it. Under
'he provisions OF the ordinance, no
game Is to be played before 2 +, NJ,
ana tne prices of admission obtained
on week days are not increased on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
RAY SETS RECORD
FOR 1000 YARDS

CIV York. Aprll 2s-Jole Ray, Of
he Illinois Athletic club, broke the
indoor worlds record for 900 yards
TN . 49, -5 tonight ut tho Thirteenth
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, beating
Homer Baker of the Glencoe A. C., by
twelve. ynrds In the Invitation match
race. Jack Sellers Nyac, the only
other starter, finished about sixteen
yards behind Baker
Ray clipped So Of second off the
previous record which was 2.l4