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The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28

is to be understood, granting the story is true, that in the face of the mil lions who have fallen in the recent unpleasantness, will increase twin and triple births? If the theory holds good there will sure be some busy M. D. and nurses in Europe for the next few years.-Juneau Clean.
 The announcement that the WOm- ems Club of Seward has already taken steps to secure Carnegie library in Seward is welcome news. Leave it to the women to start something of ad- vantage to the city. If Seward ob- tains the Carnegie library Seward will be the first city in Alaska to have one. The purpose is we'll worth the effort.-Seward Gateway.
 The inquiries being received from the postal department regarding ex- isting mail service conditions and it's request for constructive criticism for it's betterment opens a field for cam paign for securing a more adequate mail service for Interior Alaska which should not be overlooked. The ear of the department is attuned to catch our comments, and now is the time to make them. The department wants to hear from business men about how local interests are affected by the present mail service. It de- sires to know if we are satisfied with what we now have, if the service is proving satisfactory, and if not, what the defects are, and will entertain suggestions as to it's betterment,- Fairbanks Citizen.
 Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28
JAPAN PREPARING TO
 HOLD PACIFIC ISLANDS

TOXIC, June 10 Cby maiD In con- nection with the control of the Caro- line, Marshall and other South Pacific islands intrusted to Japan by the peace conference, the Japanese gov ernment is contemplating the organ ization of a special squadron of war ships to be stationed in the South sea region.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28
LANCASHIRE SINNERS
 BECOMING ALARMED

LONDON, June 29 (by maiD.-A member of parliament asked the gov ernment representative the other day what steps, if any, had been taken to "prevent the exploitation of the Lan- cashire spinners by the cotton export corporations now being formed in the United States with the object of con-
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28

No one should be without an cleo tric plate, especially the kind with 3 different heats. Northwestern Hard ware company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28

Home portraits of quality. Agency Cordova drug store. Scarborough, pho tographer. 14-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-28

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
NO EXTENSION OF Time
FOR FILING OF RETURNS
Treasury Department Insists on In
como and Profit Reports
by March is.
FIRST INsTALLMENT THEN DUE
Such Concerns rs Arc Not Able to
Complete Figures Then Will BE
Permitted to File Supplementary
Accounts, Secretary Glass Says.

WASIIIN:1roN. Feg,-=-v s.-No ex-
and profits returns beyond March Is
viii be made by the Treasury, Sccrc-
tary Glass said to-day.
business interests will have to make
great haste in preparing and fling
their returns. since forms for the re-
ports will not DO available for two
or three weeks. The first installment
payment OF % per cent will be due
March 10.
II any business interests are no,
abe TO prepare final returns By March
Ia. Mr.. Glass said. they may report
approximate figures on income or
profits and later file supplementary
report.
They also may begin Immediately 10
make the necessary calculations In
light OF the revenue bill as reported.
In deciding TO make no extension
the Treasury reversed its former opin-
ion that one would be necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ELEVEN COUNTRIES AT
TRADES-UNlON SESSIONS
international Labor Legislation In Con-
junction with Socialist Confer
encc Taken Up ut Bern.
fBv Associated Press. l

BERN. Wednesday, Feb. -6.--Thc in
tcrnationai trades union conference
opened here tonight, with forty-one
dciegatcs, representing eleven coun-
tries. in attendance. Delegates were
present from the United States and
england. Several, delegations have not
Yet arrived.
The conference took up discussion
of international labor legislation in
conjunction with the Socialist confer
ence now being held here.
The conference worked on the de-
'nands which are 10 be submitted to
the peace conference. These include
an eight-hour day, restrictions on the
work OF women and children, emigra-
tion of paupers and home work under
sanitary conditions. These conditions
IL is contended. should form Il part Of
the peace treaty
y permanent committee and a per-
mancnt international office OF control
for the protection OF the working
classes, in particular, is anticipat ted
as also is AN international labor par
lament. 10 be called once a year.
Chairman Schneeberger said the con-
ference did not constitute 4 quorum
and that it had not been regularly
summoned. but that. nevertheless, it
would continue It's work, and submit
the results 10 the peace conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS
travel Festival at Acudcn,r.

\ dangerous trip through tho Hozu
rapids IN The heart OF Japan is an
~ hcst'ng feature of n mo.,o1 pic
turc tour o; the Land OF The Rising
sun. which he >li!ncs the nel"-jl -
man IL. love 'r:avel Festival. coming
I" INC Academy tonight and Saturday
ana saturday matinee.
The trip through The deadly rapids ~
made in native craft manufactured O
tons. 1.-THE boards. which yield to pres
sur" like cardboard. Tails ncxibi!ity is
necessary because an ordinary boat
would no, las, "a moment in the mar
row. rocky channel
Guided by a single Japanese with a
.Hng oar the boat shoots out among
The jutting rocks and furious rapids
while rocks, ices ana fields sweep
by. and on all sides Is "A sea of foam
!nE waters, with hou!dcrS poking their
ncad' through here and there Sonic.
lines The rapids narrow 70 a width
hardy wider than The boat. hut each
lime INC craft ESCAPES by the fraction
reality 20 coinpictc the passage of The
raridN. hui Tho Howe films snow in
much less time all the thrills OF the
actual adventure.
Mr.. iiowes Japanese tour has many
other Interesting features. including
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
PLAN FOR 1919 WHEAT
PROBLEM is APPROVED
Farmers VIII lie Paid an.oG, hut Con-
sumrrS Buy at World Marked
Price.
me-, Assncl,t,I prrc. /

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Whi!c the
farmers WIZ be paid the $2.26 govern
mcnt price for the 1919 whea; crop.
the wheat would be sold TO the con-
sumner al Il price 10 be dictated by the
.aw of supply and demand under lcgis.
iation approved Tonight b. the House
Agricultural Committee. The govern
IN purchase and sale prices.
With the government given absolute
contro OF the wheat market in TIL.
United states, members OF the commit
tee said IL would be difficult TO de-
termin what would he the price II the
usual law Of supply and demand were
IN operation. hui they thought II would
he based largely on the world market
price.
The bill approved by the committee
is - substitute for that presented by
the food administration and Depart;
mcnt OF Agriculture. 1t gives the PreSi-
dent discretionary powers To continue
the present agency for handling the
wheat crop or creates 4 new one and
ans fund 10 carry out the guarantee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
'|!Nl'GRAW PLANS BIC DEAL
GIANT LEADER AND
RICkEY TO TALK TRADE
New Yorker Says He Has Made an
u Offer TO Reds for Hal Chase
S, ~ or JalSc Daubcrt.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.--With Manager
John j, McGraw. of the Giants. vist-
iStor In st. Louis and President Manager
tsBranch Hickey of the Cardinals, due
Ssto return tomorrow, reports have
gained ground that big deal, in
evolving the Giants and Cardinals, may
$result. Both managers have eN-
5FpreSscd their willingness 10 talk
sgtrades
McGraw would not admit that he
expected to make any deals with
I Hickey. saying his real mission III
%tie West WAS to sign VI some Of his
Splayers.
If a deal is consumma ted, II is be
a 1feved that Catcher Frank SNYDER Will
4 be one of the players involved. 1t is
also possible that some trades may be
made ut Cincinnati before McGraw re-
turns to New York. The Giants lead
i er says he made an offer TO the Reds
management for either Hal Chase or
+ Jake Daubert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
MANY VESSELS CALLED
TO SEND EUROPE FOOD
Shipping hoard Takes Bonts From
Army Service To Relieve Starving
People.

WASHING TON. Feb. "a ,,r,c
number Of vessels We're ordered by the
shipping Board to-day TO help relieve
the starvation conditions in Europe
Others were taken off army service and
nut TO hauling needed commodities 10
South America. ALLEGATIONS of thirteen
large vessels 10 new runs We're am
nounced as follows:
Lake Huron, 300 tons: Lake On
tario, 3,323. and Lakewood 31OO
carrying coal to Brazil: Lake Forest
$50. and Lake hamplain, s 100, carry
ing coal 10 West Indian ports West
crn star. $500; Foudrichen. 5,315;
orion. I,si0; Randolph s. Warner. g.
coo. and Sama!inda, i0.332. TO Euro
Zeelandia 7,i30 tons and the Pawncc.
$500 tons, are put to carrying cotton
20 England. and the Lake Placid, i.2oC.
vii! carry nitrate 20 iIavTc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
F0RO-NEWBERRY FIGHT
MAY BE COMPROMISED
Concessions offered by Both Sides on
Proposed Senatorial Investigation
Of MICHIGAN Election.

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.--Basis for q
possible compromise on the proposed
Investigation OF tho F'ord-,Newbcrry
senatorial election contest from NIichi-
gan was reached by The Senate late
to-day after several hours OF spirited
discussion.
Criticisms by Republican and Demo
CRATIC Senators respectively, OF The
CAMPAIGNS OF Henry Ford. the unsuc-
cessfui Democratic candidate, and
Lieutenant Commander Truman H.
Ncwhcrry, the victorious Republican
candidate resulted in concessions from
both sides.
When the senate adjourned leaders
were cons idcrins q plan 10 limit the
immediate action to the preservation
OF evidence upon which the next SEN
ate Nigh; make a iimal decision.
Immediate invcStit;ation n: the
charges was urged by Senator Pom
creme; who said the Senate would DC
dcreiict in rs duty in view OF the
vide accusations made L it aid no;
act NJ once. senator Townsend in
opposing. the resolution. denied the
present Senate had Jurisdiction to pass
upon The qualifications OF a candidate
elected for a succeeding session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ARMY CARGO TRANSPORTS
ARRIVE AT NEWPORT NEWS
Troopship Finland Is Expected on
February II With 1000 OIL
GERS nnd Men.
EBy Assoc,atcd Prcss. /
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Feb g.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. G--Tw o
army cargo transports arrived here
to-day, each bringing a small contin-
gent of overseas troops The East
erncr. in from Bordeaux. brought cour
casual officers and the Hampton. in
from Brest. had aboard eighteen en-
listed men as caSuals. All OF the last
named are from North Dakota
1t wrs announced at dcbarkation
headquarters to-day that the troopship
Finland. which was scheduled to ar
rive here February II. with 2.oCO Of
Gcers and men. had been notified by
wireless TO proceed TO Hob0kcn. lust
stated
1t also was said At Headquarters
that nothing has been heard from the
cargo transport Western Ocean which
is five days overdue and from which
there has been no wireless adviccs for
a number Of days The Western Ocean
has a board one casual officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BILLIARD CHAMPION Is TO
PLAY SCHAEFER FOR $4,000
Willie Hoppe Accepts Proposition Made
by New York syndicate-Mnteh
In October or November.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Feb. 6.-K. Il.
Benjamin. manager OF Willie hoppe,
CHAMPION bi!Iiard!st who is playing
exhibitions here. received q telegram
from John Day, OF New York, to-day
stating that a syndicate OF New York
men had posted S5,oce w!th MIN 70
hind a match between Jake Scnaeter
Jr.. and Hoppe. and asking the cnam-
pjon whether ne would accept the
challenge.
five saving they would accent q match
with either Schaefer or weliler Cochran
for from 5000 to $4,000 = side, the
match to he played in October or NO
vember, and the entire stake TO be
posted by juno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BACK COMMUTERS PLAN
TO GET BETTER SERVICE
Chester Residents Also ArrnnSc to
Honor Men Serving I'm
f>rancc.

CHESTER. Feb. Recommendation
Of the commuters In their efforts to
nave local Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road trains leave Byrd Street Station.
IN Richmond. Instead OF Broad street
and the appointment OF committee to
formulate plans for pcTpctuatiuc the
memory of local boys who lost their
lives in france were the principal ac-
lions taken by tho Business MEMS
League q: = meeting held hcrc.
Officers elected for tho ensuing six
months arc as follows: Harry l.. Sucad.
president; =. I. Curtis vice president;
y. I. Buchanan, secretary; W. g. True
heart. treasurer; l.. r.. pcrduc, assistant
secretary and treasurer. ENccutivc
committee: Harry l.. Sncad. 4. c.
buchanan, f. y. Burnham, j. r. Moody
and Thomas l.. Cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
CONDEMN GIVING WAGES
TO DIRECTORS IN ARMY
Nebraska Legislators Prntcst "ReWnrd-
ing of SlnrkcrS" by Sec
rotary Baker.

LINCOLN, NEB.. Feb. 6.--Protcsi
against the reported award of wages
and civilian clothes 10 conscientious
WAS made by the House Of the Ne
bragEa Legislature to-day. 4 rcSoiu
ton citing press reports that clothing
and money was tn he given 10 con
Secretary Baker in rewardinG the
Stacker" was adopted. a similar meas
urc was approved by the State Senate
yesterday. Under the terms Of tho
resolutions copies will he sent TO Sec
rotary Baker and members of the Ne
2raska delegation IN Congress-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
"somc na,,y" Omen, Nond,y

inc ihrce-act farce. some Baby"
,"hich viii be produced at tic Academy
icr special return engagement on
Monday and Tuesday. ANA Tuesday
greatest provoking MAYS secrI in
america or England for tho pas,
twenty years. For ovo- nftccn weeks
IN the heat Of summer. Some BABY
aicr. New York. and the Criterion
Theater London. England Los
Angeles. Cal. who're II had u success
"a. run or nine wccks, the Los Angeles
Express. speaking OF The success 81!
some Baby. said: The happiness Of
the average woman over her new
Faster millinery to-day cannot COM
care with the hapnincss and joyousncss
ot the audience that Will sec the sixth
week OF some Baby ushcred in ut the
burbank Thca'cr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
RCQUIT OFFICERS WHO
SHOT OANVlLLE NEGRO
Three policemen Cleared or Murder
tharGcS-Siuin Mans Attorney
Hints of .Furtlicr STEMS

a.
DANN1LLE. VA. Feb. G.-Three
panEillc policemen who yesterday
shot Ia death Phil Morton, q negro.
who had been suffering from dementia
FOR two weeks were cleared Of the
murder charges in the Police Court
th!s morning. Tho Same testimony
IS tina; given a. the inquest, at which
the corcner'S jury decided that they
shot in self defense. was heard.
w. i. Allen. Il negro attorney re-
tanned by friends of the deceased said
alter the Mayors verdict had been
pronounced that they were not
pleased. and stated that conference
would he held with Il view TO taking
further steps
the three officers were penned I'm n
corner by the negro. who was attack
ing them. with saber three and a
half feet long, when they drew pistols
ana began hriug at once. Six shots
wcer iired. and four took effect. one
penetrating the brain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
GARMENT WORKERS BEGIN
PlCKETING GOTHAM PLANTS
Women Seek 10 Recruit Members in
Fight for Forty-Eour-IIour
Week.

NEW YORK, Fob. G.-Fiftccn thou
sand womens garment workers now
out on strike will begin piclScting non
union shops Monday morning in AN
attempt to recruit additional members
in their fight TO enforce II forty four
hour week and other demands. Benjamin
SchlcSsingcr. president of the Inter
national Ladies' Garment Workers
Union, announced tonight. lie de-
clarcd that u large fund had been
raised by the workers, and thai the
payment OF strike benefits. apportioncd
according to individual needs, would
begin Monday and continue until the
strike was ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BANK CASHIER ON TRIAL
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
X. II. May Pleads Scif-DcfrnSc In KILL
ing of Architect Richardson
nj EainbriI::c. On.

CAMBRIDGE. GA. Feb. 6-H. H.
May, former vice president and cashier
OF the Citizens Bank here. was placed
on trial in Superior Court to-day on
the charge OF killing IL. >. Richardson,
architect and contractor. last June.
y jury was secured within two hours
and several witnesses examined before
adjournment for the day. The defense
outlined plea OF self-dcfcnsc, while
the prosecution contcnded the killing
OF Richardson was premcditated.
Owing to the prominence Of The
principals, there is widespread inter-
est in the case. Mrs. May appeared
to-day with her husband. while seated
no: far from them was the widow OF
Richardson. Women packed the court
room to hear the proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
DISORDER III SAXOMY
Soldiers Li',cratc Many Prisoners aud
Piil:;:c stores In iiardc-
burg. Germany.

PARIS. Feb. G.--Scrious disorders
have occurred IN Magdeburg, capital
OF the prUyincc Of SaXony, accortlm,s
10 Berlin adYiccs. Soldiers and sail
orH. armed with grenade aud mach inc
guns, bros. down The DOORS OF the
courthouse. liberated 100 prisoners
sWa he'd SHOP windows. pillngcd shops
ana Trained maclin" gums on tho ia
Tho government troops arc
VIGOROUSLY attacking The rcvolutionists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BELGIUM WANTS ENGINES
seeks I" i'orrow 400 LOGON Olive,
Nh'rl "crc Loaned American
EAacditiOnary forces.
NNASlIlNGrnN Enh &

WASHINGTON. Feb 6.-Thc EcIgian
government has asked the United
states /" lend ii 400 locomotives ard
-,u"" passenger cars in addition TO re-
'nruing all Q" the 359 locomotives
WE'ch We're paced at the disposal Of
me American c%p"Giiicnary forces
Inc request was received at the State
i'cpartncn; to-day through the Amer
iCAn lcEMllOn nj i.rIIs scls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
FOURTEEN IN FEDERAL TOLLS
81. Louis Grand Jury iniirB Men on
Charges OF Conspiracy TO Dc
fraud Governments.
IBv AsaociutcN Prcsa.l

ST. louis. Feb. t.-Thc Federal
Grand jury today returned ;ndici-
conspiracy to defrIud the government.
TWO OF ihc men are charged with using
2n inferior grade Of coffee in nlliuc a
government order, and tho other
twelve are charged with conspiring 10
obtain clothing sold at Jefferson Bar
racks at Il low rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
SLAYER OF QUENTIN DEAD
PInne Bccnmc Uncomfortable on Jnnu-
airy rs, and lie Plunged 10
His Death.

BURLINGTON. VT, Feb. s.-Chris-
tian Donhauser. the German aviator
who shot down Lieutenant Quentin
Roosevelt over the German lines on
the western front, Was killed on Janu-
AIRY ID last. according TO word which
came to-day from Ben Brakcr, who
was stationed at a nying field In Ger
many, and who claims TO have wit,
messed the death of the German. He
says that the latter's plane became
uncontro!iablc and plunged 20 the
ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Reject SHQRT-HOuR BILL
South Caroiinn Itousc Turns Down
Measure Seeking to Hestrirt Work
Day in Textile Mills.

COLUMBIA. $. -. Feb. G-rhe South
Carolina House Of Representatives to-
lay, by vote Of Gj to %, rejected q,
bill proposing 10 restrict hours cf work
in textile plants 10 fcrty-ciGht hours
IN one week. and providing chat no day
exceed nine hours The chief Irgu-
lnent against the bill! WIS
cotton mill operative, although it was
introduced 10y a labor representative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
MANUFACTURERS CONFER
! arcrmcni I:cnchcd between American
and British Hnot and shoe
Dealers.
lHy Assocftcd Press. I

LONDON. Feb G--.it conference
10 day between british manufacturers,
British importers and REPRESENTATIVES,
OF American shoe manufacturcrS, M
agreement WAS reached by which
American and British firms dealing in
boots ana shoes can start compete ion
on an cuual basis. Details Will he ar
ranged later The conference was ar
ranged by inc American Chamhcr Of
new import restrictions of the British
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
NOT CONTROLLED BY BRITISH
New York Time, Publisher Snys i'npcr
~ Owned by American
interests.
lEY A.goc!ntch Prcsa. !

NEW YORK. Feb. G.--Ado!ph s.
ochs. publisher OF he New York Times.
wa5 cT.!*d as government witness,
to-day in the Trial %: Jeremiah a.
OLGA =. charged with violation Of the
espionage act, 10 rcfutc charges made
IN o'LcaTy's paper, BGli, that The Times
was controlled by british influence. Iir.
'chs denied bis paper was controlled
by British influence or british money.
lie said hc owncd - per cent Of tho
stock of IN" Times and the rcInainde e.
was hclG Dy other Mmrrichna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
WILL RETAIN FRANCHISE
obile Citizens Subscribe Sufficient
Funds 10 Assure Owners of
Club OF support.
lRv Associ.tcd pres,-l

MOBILE, ALA. Feb. G.-The Mobile
franchise in the Southern AsSocia ton
VIII remain IA MOBILE. This was de-
,cided to-day when local citizens sub
scribed sufficient money TO satisfy the
present owners who notified a delcga-
tion from Macon, Ca. the "Gu!lS" fran
Chise wound not be cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
URGES RETURN OF RAILROADS
Former Governor WarburE, OF Federal
HrscrNc Hoard. Presents Plan 10
Chamhrr of Commerce.,

NEW YORK;, Fcb. 6.-I;cturn OF The
railroads to private control, with gov
crn'ncnt regulation assuring compcti-
ton in service, but not in rates. and
guaranteeing fair returns 10 railway
Investments. with Il division OF cX-
ceSSNc incomes between stockholders
labor and the government was ad
vocatcd by raul NJ. WarhHtg. former
governor OF the Federal Reserve Board.
Ia an address here to-day 10 the New
forh Chamber OF Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
DEFEND BRITAIN'S POLICY
senator WccI>'s Protest RESOLUTION
Displaced After senate piscnssiUn
aud Goes 10 tnicatlnr.

WASH NGwON, Feb G.-Scnatc dig
cussion OF the new British import en-
DarGc. resumed to-day, following yes
terdaya sharp criticisms swung to
defense OF ;hc british policy OF pro
tect,ng her industries, and the Wcckss
resolution. looking 10 protest to Eng
land by the state Department. was
displaced and sent to the senate
calendar It's further consideration
WIZ rcNuirc q MINORITY vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
SINN FElNER ESCAPES
Professor DC valera Ejudc, p,t;rc
second Time In Last Few
Dnys,

LONDON. Feb 6--Profesycr DE
valera, Tic Sim I'cin leader, who cs-
,apcd from Lincoln prison two days
aso. mas been In nc grasp OF the
pohce' but escaped again. lie was
discovered In hiding near Skibbercnn
ireland, where he has rclatives The
poncc chased him some distance. hut
he managed 10 get away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ART FLETCHER SIGNS UP
ShortStOp and Cnpinin Ready To 90
Hack 10 cinnts for Next

NEW YORK, Feb G.--Ar,hur Fetch
er, captain and shcrtstOu pt the Giants
has signed q contract for the coming
season, according ia word received TO-
day from Manager John McGraw
James Hickman, outlicldcr. has re-
turned his contract 10 the Brooklyn
team unsigned