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Evening journal., 1919-10-28
LADIES' NIGHT FOR BuwaNI,Ns

The kwanis Club will have a noon
day luncheon tomorrow. Beginning
wednesday Of next week. meetings will
be held in the evenings. the first 10
be ladies night" Edwin w. Lintner.
Guy Ford, William C. Corney.
c. 7. Bridgham and James Stein are the
committee appointed by President Tay-
Tor for this meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
STEAL ANOTHER ALTO.

r. B. Armour. OF No. 509 Washington
street. informed the police that his
automobile had been stolen from In
front OF the Queen Theatre last night.
The police so far have found no trace
of the machine.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
MUST SUPPORT WIFE. CHUD

For the support Of his one child,
Harvey J. Bowen was ordered TO pay 81
a week, by Judge Churchman, in
Municipal Court this morning.
lohn Layfeld was ordered 10 pay $40
a eek for the support Of his wife.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
NEW YORK CnrrnN

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s. UNITED Press).-
The cotton market opened firm today.
December sold at 5000, up 80; January.
35.i0. up %; March. Bass, up 80; May,
J427. up 30. and July. 1886. up 80.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
AFFINITY SHOWED IN HIS PALM.

PITTSBURGH, oct. 2S.-Harry G.
Reynolds was before Judge Wasson on
the charge Of beating his wife. He de-
clared his wife insisted on reading his
palm and always found an affinity
there
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
N NiENInRIANf

In sad and loving memory Of Ida Mcvey
who died October 2S 1915
One year has passed, our hearts still sore,
As time goes by we miss her more;
We long for the touch OF the vanished hand
And the sound OF the voice that Is still.
Mrs. James McYey and Family
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
HALLOWEEN AT mLLCREsT.

Hillcrest NJ. E. Church TO morrow even
ing. In addition TO a musical program
and a night OF rare fun, refreshments
will be served.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s UNITED Press)--
Opening grain:
Corn, Dec. i27isd27; May. i23x6n.
oats, Dec. 7ih@h; May, 7ih@x.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
BRENNAN GETS HIS.

Michael Brennan was before Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court again
this morning on charge OF drunken
ness. He pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and costs.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28
IN NENnRIAM

In sad and loving remembrance OF my
grandmother, Ida McVey, who departed
this life one year ago today. Sadly missed.
James Edward Edge.
Evening journal., 1919-10-28

Spell out the names Of the little
objects. Then add and subtract as
indicated by the signs. and the re-
sulting letters will spell the name OF
an island in the Atlantic.
ANSWER To NO. 2ii.
Latent and Talent; Scrape and
Capers; Master and Stream; Bather
and Breath: Depart and Parted.
Copyright 1919, by Sam Loyd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
CHAMPIONS CLASH TODAY
NORFOLK RED MEN WILL
PLAY TAKA-KOLA AT 2::3O
Davis 10 IIurl Opening Contest For
Lornl Amateur Champs in SERIES
For rri-tny TITLE.

Richmond against Norfolk is the way
;he sport calendar reads this after
noon. The champion Taxa kola team
intact Will clash with the Norfolk Red
Men at Boulevard Field. in - double
header this afternoon. The first game
Is scheduled TO set under way at ESQ
Norfolk is tou,cd as a fast. scrappy
aggregation. that knows no defeat uu-
III IN" last man is retired in the ninth.
me SeaSiderS are expected To hc ac-
Cpnpanied by u large following Of
rooters who are 20 whoop things up
Tor their iavoritcs in an effort 10 re-
iNrn Norfolk the winner OF the tri-
city title.
Tak1: kGla has recently returned
stined on WashMgton's own home
..3t and possessing an the confideuce
mat goes With i champ. is expected
y make things exceedingly warm for
me Norfolk cOntrndcrS
Davis I" Pitch Opener.
Rig Zen" Davis. Who hurled such
= m:stertul game against Washington
H,iGrdAE, viii toe the slab in the
opening encounter wh,lc Bil! Pathway.
81 University Of Virginia fame. OF.
Tres shelton, The koia Boys Zee. viii
bbm, ,tneir skili aEains; the opposing
"ur.v IN ;he nichtCHp.
EhesSY: Liehs viii wo2r the pads
w!ih ne resusr field. OF roh Wnar-
W Nor s''I E,r an1 1T suardipg The inner
NGEH VII! occupy their ac,.us;n,,a
PAGES IN the outer gardens.
49,, First of liomc Games.
ms Is The first series Of home games
20 ne contended for i'll mis- citv arJ
axe crowd j. sure 10 Toe on hand
10 10 emo lis encouragement 10 the Koia
hyHS VINO are striving to briu.~ ~"
..r..Siiy i!i!e TO Richmond for the crsi
Through the courtesy ~ ,-o,o,,
- ms. captain Pit, VINO will rnaCb 49,,
Inns ot Fork Union Military Academy
ms year has returned to the citv ~
remain through Saturday. '' 20
>, Colonel Perkins who * iro,,
"tu!i Academy, states that he Is mil
- iss on n2r richmond to take tho ,itic ana
"MIF 700 glad TO allow Mac 81, - 80
return 10 Keep the club intac, ~ 20
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RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, Famous in This Speciality,
Called to Richmond.

F.. II. Seeley. of Chicago and phila
delphia, the noted truss cxpert vii,
personally be at the Murphy's IJot.l
and Will remain In Richmond mis-
Tuesday and Wednesday only, Scpter,-
Der 18th and 17,h. Mr. Seeicy says:
THE Spermatic Shield Will no, only r,
tain any case Of rupture perfectly. In,
contracts the opening In 10 days on IN.
average case. This instrument received
the only award in England and in
Ieain. producing results without sur
rery. injections, medical treatment or
prescriptions. Mr.. Seelcy has oocu-
ments from tho United States Govern.
ment Washington. d. c.. for inspection
All charity cases without charge or !.
any interested call. he will be glad n
show same without charge or III ,h,p
II desired Business demands preven,
stopping at my other place In this
section.
Sts-P. s.-rsvery statement In thI. matte.
Etas been verified before the Fed,,nI
and state Courts-F. Ii. Secley.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
MATCH PLAY TOURNEY ON.
GOLFERS AT HERMITAGE
COMPETING FOR TROPHY
Champions of Two Clubs VIII Meet
This Month Ia Play for Hand
some branch Trophy.
The September match play golf

The September match play golf tour
ney OF the hermitage Country Club is
IN full swing and play for the Isuch-
anan Trophy. which Will go to the
winner in tho first sixteen. is getting
closer each day. All Of the matches
are at eighteen holes match play
PairinSs in five &iXtccns have al
ready been made and the chairman
OF the golf committee. j. g. Robert
son, announced laH night that all
matches in the first round would have
TO be completed by Saturday OF this
week in order that the tourney might
move forward Matches are being
played daily in the first round over
the club course.
II IS Npccted that tho final match
Tor the buchanan Trophy Will take
place the latter part OF the mos H.
The biz golf event of tn" end OF tho
round and ih"r" now remain TO play for
the Rranch Trophy. Tho ITcrmi,arn
Club has already staged the QUALIFYING,
round there now remain TO play for
"" privilege OF representing the club:
w. y. Ii"glcr ana II Mc,'ue: g. H.
Rudd and l:ivcs Fleming; H. g Duval
aud j. &. Robertson; and c. G.. Whit
akcr and II. l.. King.
The winners at the Country Club and
at the hermitage Club will play cIrh-
teen holes over each course and In.
best score for tn" thiriy-Six holes viii
hcclde Tho winner Of the trophy Tn.
CONTINUED on Tenth pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

.a fG, FTf al :. ta'ionEswar Spirit, >oa
70 :. second; Hohoku. Us e, c,,,G3l,,c 3
:" j. y !. :" :. third Tim. 70" - o. =
N L, Wa Ho's. Suruiice. M,.:5..,,-555.. -
Awh""k. Peasant hpr,l..-nn ~ o. :. =
match ''-' 'N''-
Second r".-steopl"chaso r,a,aa,s 49,,
49,, -'nSnirc !. tko"'irEl. n g. 80
: our, won: War Strcnr'h '.7 ,pc..,
H. 'Grc"al. y to J. to ~ ,,r,;lIi'
,,rr - i.v'le. Sweet KISS Manu-,
MITflth. WEnnwood ran !
ih!rd FACE 'nii"-N1arv Belle 70, fp,v,,
:. :" : :" . out won: rauhic 100 fi'E a.. -
=, l" I, "N"n. 70 ?. second: D5.tia y,rdi,-
". .I""r,"l. % .. . 20 T. out, mira re-.
= Fo 49, Mss hrTyn Hickorvnu, 40 !a ,,i''
,a rgNr'h WI,eod,p1@rg take. ,ar
our, won: Arrah co on lG- ,Fa.o-, - >.
,,l TO- 20 .. ont. ,h!ra rtme. ::i's.5
Jdh; 1'R 'TpSS"vyoqiSo, r@3,,c ara ayc x,.en.A.-
gu, won Nonomov ~. ,Ku,rrner, . "a
20 10. out. second: Car,a.n uosrc ~.
~ Sotas Bcs' ran '''''
SNIP rtcc- hvc rr-'onrs-- Ewing r>iowo-
Rambler Rose liz tEi-ei ~ "''!-'
70 .. second: Lola. rs CIVa.D 20 ~
20 J. 70 'hird Tin" I.r,,- Fa-
%s'rH H-ihr"-'aVrr Tuuh'o Wood waa
Hurirs ran '''"''
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WINNERS COP BIG STAKES
PERlSCOPE LANDS PURSE
OF $4,000 AT COLUMBUS
The Great Iins No Dlmculty
i"kins ::of fr0t In Straight
Heats From Nniuco.

col-CMBrS. OHIO. Sept. IC.-
McGrcgor The Grca:. STA. ,ro,tcr of Tho
year won another rich stake hero to-
gay when he had no diTiculty in land.
ihS IN straight heats the 2:ot trot
IN" NJ. N NJ purse, $4,000. He had To-
Sl"p N" laStcr than 2:O53-i To Keen
III, III irnh' OF Ramco. his nearest com
i'rimce Ior"c easily diyposed Of his
nero IN IN" capital City Trot. the . .Gr
cclaSS. wilkes Grower. tho orj.,inai
ihNoriic. hrok" ia the stretch tho tirsi
Two miles. Ia the third heat shn made
iiLhSe Lore trot IN 2:o5 81 to win
nE j; ~ Dodse, Of New York city.
Won IN" three N"ar-old trot. the Horse
Eeview Lutur.ty. purse. $4,000.
Non Brother Peter took udy,rtarn
OF her stretch break The FIRST hoa, and
won, a long shot went oyer 'yhnrn
Was but ON" holder OF 81 mutual
ticket on him and he cAshcd 10 tn.
The 100 class pace was won by
n ,l diSirihHt"d today was SI5.0oO
Whlch VIII be the heaviest days d!s-
trtn.ntion for the entire meeting.
Summaries:
RIO capita, el.< T 13}.s ,,,o. t.,
l, !. ,.,:, Lore n z, by Prince Sic
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INDIANS, 8-12; ATHLETICS, 2-8
[py Associated rressl

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l6-Cleve-
land won both games Of a double head :
er with Philadelphia today. s TO =,
and - to s.
The Athletics took the lead in the
second game by scoring five runs in
the second inning on five successive
hits. after two were out, and a wild
throw by WambsEanss.
But the visitors came hack and
Tailed eight in the third, being help
ed by wild throwing by Galloway and
two singles into three base hits
In the first game. Chapman made
three singles and stole four bases.
Scores:
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PIRATES, d: DODGERS, 3


PlTTSBI'EG. Sept l6-pittsburc
defeated brooklyn here today. to 3
in II innings.
times hui i, Vas Srb,r,,, M -" q
that permitted tn" Pirates 10 tie the
score in the sixth inning. iIc had
taken the place Of olson. who had been
htnished hy the umpire for THROWING.
his bat IN the air when called out on
strikes.
In the eleventh Eigbeo. the first man
UP boat out Il hit th-t bounced of
lfcfirr's hand, and went 10 second on
'ar"HS sacrifice SoUthworth singled
TO right. sending E!ghcc over the plat.
with the winning run.
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HOT AFTER BAN JOHNSON
President Of White Sox Given Authority
by League directors TO Check
tp All Accounts.

CHICA 60. Sept l6-Prcsidcnt
Charles =. Coniskey. OF tn" CHICAGO
Americans. today Was authorized At an
executive session OF the boa I'd Of dircc-
tors Of the American League to take
any and all steps that he might be
advised by counsel. were necessary or
proper for MIN 10 procure a complete
statement OF All accounts, rccc.p and
6isbursements oE The league
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

- Gorn@ry. ,S.o f"I i 2s Sc More.
TT,aairn,aE to- G.ykeD. s. so :, w Moh: lad
iI.5GiN: III uun;;ord> 81 So ,hjr. SSg T,i.,,
finTkE' Fortnight. " " iia ii,fihpE
oNannnssni. $,5iG sa Is5SS"fs;-Z Iln@ lo7
ianbia Tcn SMoTiiS' ,,;.a,bs I. Second %,
SSn;{ '",", Hono'man. Montarue. N IL
''': rh,,, ,hedita y, Trooper, rai, ''s'
.sir hrJr rIrsgmrhG Richmond purse. five
.22ic. s. 20. So % r'n MANI, iil .Cioward,.
I:yhcl: $40. 81 il. scconi-. SIEmAl' ile
~. TX tWii;,amsl. $40. third Tim, "a ,.o5 Nay
Little Sa i,9n'F; Donna Roma. Marie Maxim.
NIX Snisceoush, Alta boy also ran NJ" Sie'!-
Fourth racc-The savoy untsI" ,
.9hES-liigh Cost. lis C,Iurr.t.s SIX iur-
S,'9G' s.9o, won; Major PARK iiSiS' - y,
,Dursch, $50 ;mi iI r m.a%N'T paw, II"
Sfar- ~, Lively. Blue Paradise. Co.,
Mif,h recc.---Ths Ashland purs. an. ,r.
won; ni a. t'a (MnTrSyl, $3.50. $40. $40
third rtn r"''uS lg' Ntconnclly) $40
'o!i Anr"m. iiarvcs; king. Fan J. "HN
S,N'h Tnn-onc milo and sivtcen,h-sa,s
Grac". 100 D.hmont. SIS g. e., ~, Won
I,o'ma e. % iCHuacidD s7G0 ,biri yI1H
i. ~ -. Can;!lcv"r. VISION All. 49,. n! n!
r"ht,er EnhrE Caraway. ryrannv envy, i3s
''t S"von KITTY r,d Up S.l"nr ma ran
iiocnir; rs Murray. SEQ ~
s ""n: Ia n1y.tno 10 Gyie, $50 SIX
,,nrrt"nhnH' ,Reyeler, rs (Conreiiv, ~"
iiyk Williams, kcu,urky BoT K,,,5Nl =, :, 4 u
, NvScowa, ran. '' iN''s''H nor
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BRAVES, 80; CARDINALS. 4-3

'ny Universal Service,
ST, LOUIS. Sept. Extra base
hitting featured today's double header
between Boston and St Louis which
III" two teams divided
Boston easily Won tn" frs. s 10
home run by Naranv.lIc ana t-ipl.s
by Ford and Carroll with men on
base accounting for 1--WE runs.
Tie locals took the second t,ar,o .
TO iriplc by Mciicnry ivint. -, %
scor" in tho sixth. and his second
Continued on Tenth ragc.p
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rn>tor Eliminate. Champion.

ISpecial 20 The Times Dispatch1
lNNCHBGRG. VA, Sept. l6-Rev
George Floyd Rogers eliminated b. X
Mcrryman. the present champion, from
the championship tourney OF the Oak
wood Country club. The tourney will
probably BE- completed before the end
Of h, week
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First rac"-sie furlonrs-sca Queen. 1917
Pirate Mct;ec. 100 Cw!dai $3.50. ssso.
third Time, 1913 25. Rockarcc. Precious
I"h.l. Steve. Yaphank. Miss Horncr Gain
i" Cause. Boherua I5rccna. Functual
SciE"Eras>, ran.
second racc--Stecplcchasc. about two
n m'.%S-oii 20 Toto -? tstretchI; $3.50.
$40. $3.50. second; Gull Flight. 1877 (wiI-
i,ams,. $3.50 third. Time. :03 as Miss
ray. po7"sis. Cynosurc, Moniker. Candidate
Third racc-The Mermaid. five and ono
htlt fur,onES-t' onStanry. l2l G.oftus).
S'Sa,nrSTj s55S . &GH: s Azu51ia w aS3
.ding Oak us CIohnson). 1910. third
roueanet Alyan. Martha I.uckc, 1"F Voe;
Fourth race-The Eclipse lightweight
(Sando>. $40 SEQ. $3.50. won: I.eocharcs.
i&l ,o'Brt"nD. s. 30. s.. second: Passing
Showers, liz Johnson. 81. third Time
:i2 aat War Marvel. Startling. Louise V
F!f;h racc-Thc Princeton. mile and
s"."uty yards--,'I"an Gone. lot (Mus:-ravr).
1Id6o. $3.50. $3.50 Won: War MASK. Il2
M@rve. ia ($aGic,. $50. third TIM.
e ~ RAPID pay Translate; ran;
raubcr,<. 100 CNcC-annt $40. ssso. se.sO
won; B"nevol"nt ia STALKER. 1870 81. 90
second. y. * Beal. 100 tHamilton). 81 So
third. Time. eos Daddy's Choice
N.Iukcag, Nu.SDar. ran.
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.REDLECs CL|NCH REMNANT
DEFEAT GIANTS BEFORE
CROWD OF $4,000 FANS
Leaders Cnn lusc All Seven Games
sun Ia Hr Played. and beat Out
Mct:rnN's Club for Fling.

ClNCINNATI. Sept, l6.-Ey beating
New York. today before a crowd of
$4,000 people the Cincinnati club
cIinchod the prnusut in The National
League, the first which it has ever
won in that organization.
Tho Reds have seven more games
To play md even ii they should lose
al of thrm Will" the Giants win all
of ia" eleven GAMES remaining OF their
schedule. the loC..l club would finish
one game ahead. The score today was
to ).
Rcuthcr pitched the full game for
the Reds and WAS hit hard, being
Frequently saved by sensational sup
port. Toncy pitched we'll for New York
after the Hrs; inning, but his support
Was faulty He WAS taken out in the
seventh and Nchf finished the game
without allowing n hit.
Giants score Two IA First.
New York scored twice in the first
10y iInum and STATE. In the last half
three runs on tlotchcr,s wild throw
on Hath'S grounder and hits hy Roush.
Kopi and FriSch y tine throw - the
plat" 10y Roush prevented kauff from
counting when he tried 10 come home
from second ~ Frisch's hit TO center
6cuthcr WAS fairly effective during
the LIST half Of the - me. The Reds
won in The seventh which Schneider
opened with a double over first base.
iNti l'f'l ''!ltA''l - ~ lpN tEu l!ISl tbSt
which Kelly muffod and threw wild
10 third IN an attempt to get Schrcibcr
but Was too late.
Rating of I<nuT Features.
Toncy wGs then relieved hv Nchr and
Schri"hcr scored the winning run on
Ecuthcr'S Crounicr to Doyle on which
Rnridcn WIS forced at second
The batting Of kauif and STATE for
New York and the fielding OF the on
tire Cincinnati team were tho features
1T was announced by Chairman Herr
mann today that the National Com
mission WIFI meet here at 10 o'clock
next Monday morning TO complete tho
arranScm"ntS for the worlds series
The score:
Nnr
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BOSTON Detroit (wet rruuntIs)
cleveland. sig: phiia,lrlphiu 2-s.
washington. >; st. Louis. 3.
thicnHo-Ncw York twrt gruunds).
GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis nj WnShIngton
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago mt New York.
Detroit at ISost0u.
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ST Louis ..............0 0 / o 10 o--:S
Summary: Two base hts-Ssier. E!!crbc.
Three base hits-7Johnson. Sister. Leonard.
Ellrrbc to Shanks 10 Judge. Left on bases
baIls-Johnson. .. lit by p.,cher--l.icncid
MILAN. Hice). Struck out--by johnson. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. \; st. Louis. I (nrst gnme).
-. Louis, !: Buston. , (hccund Ynme)
IlttsburEh. 1: ISro"klyn. 5 (eleven In
thirnro :: PHILADELPHIA. ..
Cincinnati. !: New York. 3.
GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn mt Pittsburgh.
Bpston mt ST. Louis
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Johnson DEFEATS BROWNS
KEEPS HITS SCATTERED
AND SENATORS WIN, SO
Grimth's Team Gives Veteran Hurler
Good support And Dunches Swuts
or Ilrnelu.
IBy Associated Press.l

WASH1NGTON, Sept. L6.-Johnson
kept st; Louis's hits scattered today.
whiie washington punched safctics
the series. 5 to g.
feat.
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St Louis
Wa shington

Totals - is } Totals ..3J $40 4
'Battcd for Gerber in ninth
tHattcd for Licncld In ninth.
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EIRST GAME

CONTINUED on Tenth
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three shots at Mrs. McHugh and her
daughter, Leola. AS he started back
down the steps, he turned and fired
another bullet into the PROSTATE form
Of his mother-in-law. A 5oardcr sit
ting on the porch was not struck.
Bramlctt. tcstfying in lis own be-
half said he remembered nothing OF
what happened at the McNugh home.
He insisted he was justified in killing
Mrs. McMugh ito release his wife and
children from a bondage OF hatred"
lie claimed that his in-laws had per-
secuted him and continually came be-
tween him and his wife and children.
around This story counsel built the de-
Tense Of insanity, and among the cx-
pert$ WHO testified that Dramlct was
insane. suffering from paranoia were
Dr. J. w. Babcock, for Twenty-Five
years superintendent Of the South
Carolina Hospital for the Insane, and
Dr. Isaac TAYLOR, owner of a hoSpital
FOR mental diseases at MOrganton \.
I. Local physicians also testified that
they believed him TO be insane. The
state introduced a score OF witnesses
to rcbut the testimony Of insanity.
The case was hard fought throughout
by hrillian, array of counsel.
Bramlctt is the fifth person TO be
convicted OF first degree murder at the
present torn Of tho courJ y ,nrorI
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RlMANiANS NOW
APPEAL T0 LEAGUE
League "i Nations Tribunal to Decide
Claims in Refusal to Sign Austrian
Trnofy

League oi Nations Tribunal to Decide
Claims in Refusal to Sign Austrian
Treaty.
Paris. Sept l0-Thc Rumanian del
cgation to the peace conference. in
explaining its attitude in refusing to
sign the treaty with Austria oday,
holds hat since Rumania acquired
membership in the league Of nations
through signing the treaty with Ger
many, the league must be the tribunal
which will eventually consider its
claims and decide whether Rumania
can be forced to accept a treaty
providing for foreign interference in
her domestic affairs" Rumania's OBJ
lection to signing the treaty was
based on the clause providing that
nations receiving territory from one
former Austro-Hungarian empire must
provide for the protection of racial
and religious minOritics residing there.
Rumania might have acquired Bu-
kowina under the Austrian treaty, but
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KEY WEST WRECKAGE
SEEN AFTER STORM

FOrty-Fiyc Adrift Near Miami I'm Small
Boats Without Food. Havana .tlso
Suffers.
key West, Ella, Sept l1.-With day
light today, following the storm of yes
terday, and night Of darkness, the
people of Key West and surrounding
territory were able for the first time
to survey the destruction wrought by
the hurricane that swept through here
Tuesday night. Not q house in the
city had escaped damage and many
were totally wrecked. The harbor
presented a tangled mass Of fishing
vessels and other small craft but lat
est reports failed TO show deaths 9th
er than tho9c on he drcdgo Grampus.
or the fourteen men on this craft
ten were rescued last night, one body
was recovered and three are missing.
the British tanker iona wanda, which
had to be Scuttlcd to save the liner
Comal after that vessel had broken
her moorinGs and gone aground, was
reported not in a bad position. The
steamer ST. Gougal also broke loose.
No vessels had left port early today
nor had any trains come in over the
Florida East Coast Railway. In ad-
ditlon to the temporary StOppagc of
CaS an electricity, the telephone scr
vice was suspended and newspapers
were forced to suspend publication.
some business places, all of which
were closed yesterday. including two
restaurants, rcopcncd today. Survey
of the situation resulting from the
storm was expected TO determine
whether ii would be necessary to ask
outside assistance
Miami, Fla, Sept. IA wireless
message received here yesterday said
40 persons were adrift in small boats
between FOwcy Rock lighthouse and
Cape Florida, about Is miles from Mi
ami All were reported "in distress"
and without food or water. No de-
tails were given and there was moth
ing to indicate their identity but it
was presumed they were members of
crews of ships that went down during
the hurricane that swept this section
early yesterday. Boats have left here
to bring them in.
Havana, Sept. l0.-Thc tropical
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-09-17
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