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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13

see that every man on the team had
an opportunity to make good before
being let out. The only possible
changes expected TO be made viii be
announced within the next few days.
The greatest disappointment re-
ceived by the club owners Was the
announcement that Catcher Hayden.
who was secured from the New Eng
land league, would not report here.
This eleventh hour disappointment
has placed Manager Gooch at q dis
advantage as he was counting on
Hayden and Abbott to do the work
behind the bat for the Colts this sea-
son. Hayden. however, recommended
youngster who played with him
last season, and Gooch has wired for
him to report here ut once.
There being no games scheduled
for today and tomorrow the Colts
will hold morning and afternoon
practices
Thursday the Colts start a three
days battle against the Rochester
team of the International league.
The details of yesterdays game.
COLTS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13
Gooch Boys Grab Fast Game From the
Frisky Trinity College Youngsters;
Rochester Here for Series Thursday

In an interesting ball game at Bou-
lsvard held yesterday, between the
Richmond Colts and Trinity College,
Of Durham Manager Gooch, and mas
hopefuls emerged from the battle
hanging on to the big end OF SIX 10
! score.
The game was not near as one sided
"a the score would indicate TOT tns
colIegians were In 1t from start to
finish. But for the bad start OF Doak.
who was found for three hits and as
many runs in the first inning the game
was as evenly played as 1t could pos
sibly -.
The weather condition With the ex
ceptions of the strong wind which
swept across the held at intervals, was
ideal and the Colts. had an opportunity
to loosen yp their joints which have
been In bad condition since the train
ing season started ten days ago. How
ever, manager Gooch did not fnh to
take advantage of the weather and
pushed his men throughout the game,
and with the. exception OF Magalis and
Aragon, are fast rounding into shape.
Magaiis, who was called on the
mound at the beginning OF the seventh
inning. pitched one bail ard had to re-
tire in favor of McWhorter. on account
Of lame arm. Aragon was repiac-
ed by Jarvis. In the fifth inning as his
throwing arm was out of commi ssion.
The most noticeable feature of the
game was the form shown by Miller,
who played an excellent game at the
initial corner, and hitting the ball hard
ON each trip to the plate. Despite the
severe criticism he received from the
fAus for his cratic performance Sat
urday. he was in the game al all times
yesterday. and will yet prove to those
who have been criticizing him that
be Is the player for the place.
FIND THE BALL
A total of ten safeties was gathered
by the Colts yesterday which proves
that they are Hnding their batting
stride. which will win more than one
bali game at Boulevard field for them
this season, those hitting safely on
more than one occasion were Baker.
who connected safely three times in
FIVE trips to the plate, one OF his BIN
giles going for two sacks. Daughton
and Aragon placed the pill in the
outer garden on two occasions each.
and Smith. Gooch and McWhorter,
MOTTO be outdone. reached the initial
Dag safely on one occasion.
The fielding feature OF the day was
two running catches by Sam Daugh-
ton, each being very difficult. He was
applauded by the fans as he came in
from thA netdt @DtCn goes long
ways with ball player.
The Trinity boys pat UP a great
game against big odds and should be
proud or the showing they made
against such team as Gooch has
gathered together.
When asked about his plans for
the season. Manager Gooch said. he
did not expect TO rake any further
changes in his team until after the
opening OF the season, as ne would
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13

Wednesday night in The Gray's ar
rnory the girls basketball team ri
Westhampton College and that of the
Richmond Y. w. C. A. will stage a
championship contest to decide SUI
prernacy between the two. These two
sextcttAs have met twice this season
and each has won a game on it's homA
court. and the outcome OF tomorrow's
game will be watched with interest by
the followers Of both teams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13

WASHINGTON AND Lee
PLAYS WEST VIRGINIA

MtrgGntcwn. ". W. April r.
After hanging f,re in, the West Yir-
siniA t;hiyei .its. athletic conmittes
fsr three rnrnths, formal Approvaa
WAS R,.cr. .cday to the playing ef
football ganaen In CharlS1t6n with
tEIwassss III -
An E1frMont With WNae Yix4aafa sVS6-
inxWSIrclieae next tall TaK1mn GlllAnS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13
COTTON sEnD OIL.

New York. April 1.-THE cotton
seed oil market was higher at the out
set in sympathy with lard, but turned
easy toward midday under scattered
local selling on the break in lard.
Sales to midday, $500 barrels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13
HIGH SCORE N
BOWLING MEET

Peoria, ILL.,. April 12.--In last weeks
competition in the American Bowling
Congress tournament here. the highest
scores in the history OF the tourney
have. in every case save the two-naHn
event, been recorded. Present Lead
ers will stand and so through 70 tbs
1920 pionships. 1t is expected
There may be change lii the dSp-
bies, but it will have to come within
the next three days, for the ciostn1
Gays Of the congress have been turned
over to seventy-five mediocre tca.nu
from Peoria. Three hundred bowlers
in the individuals have scored utors
than coo; sixty have scored more tnan
1900 in the all events. Fifty pairs ~
the doubles have counted 1900 Or
better, and sixty-five nve-man teams
have passed the $500 mark.
"A. b. c. officials estimate that i
will take a 1850 count to win prtxA9
in the team play, a LOO score to ~
a winner in the doubles. SIS In thu
singles and 1900 in tie all events
TTvE-MAN EVENTS
Bucks No /, Chicago. .... 1905
Central Alleys Indianapolis. 3. 056
Live Stock Press, Chicago. ..... 2,990
Woodville Lime, Toledo 2.aS7
Fleming Furniture, Cleveland. 2,s47
feelings. Cleveland, 1884
Birk Bros, No. 2. Chicago. a.9z7
Toledo steel Castings, Toledo. .2,e24
Horlick's Matted Milk, Racine. 2.9z3
Ernie's Lunch, Chicago. 2,9z2
TWO-MAN EVENTS
Ericsson and Krems, Chicago. 1.a01
Deyito and Luby. Chicago. 80. 1878
Fl. Thomas and Votel, Pittsburgh 1860
j. Neyaril and Hartman, Chicago LASS
Whitehead aid GIrbb. st. l.. :. ,z57
Schultz and Hack, Sheboygan. ,257
Burning and Hoffer. Aurora. =. 1855
Morken and Foster, Minneapolis. 1,251
Wessa and Zimmerman. Pitts. 1880
Van Beck and Lardnois, Green
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
J Shaw, Chicago. ............. 713
S. Mercurio, Cleveland. ........ 702
B. MCGOWAN, Evansville. ....... SIS
j. Lellinger, Chicago. ......... 6a2
r.. Pekie Chicago ........... 68i
r. Meyer, St Louis. ......... 683
j. Hradek, Chicago. ..... $50
F. Frohnauer. Cincinnati. 49,. 681
e. Neitske, Toledo. ....... So
M. Luecker. Chicago. ......... $40
ALL EVENTS
J. smith, Milwaukee. ...........1,s SIS
j. Hradek, Chicago. .1.SS6
r. Meyer, st. Louis. 1885
E. Krems, Chicago. ........... 1881
II. Wotel, Pittsburgh ....... sea
E. Krescher, Chicago. 1858
II. c. Morrison, South Bend. ~. $50
3. Bruske Chicago. 1855
A. Lea, Chicago. .....-.. .1.353
w, Freitag, Chicago. 1.S51
y. Butler, Chicago. $3.50. .1.S51
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-13

Summary: Two-base llit--Baker.
Stolen bases--Cole. Smith. Aragon.
Sacrifice hits--Salnaon. Stuart. Sacri-
fee fiies-James. Gooch. Stuart. Left
on bases--Coits, 10; Timothy, 2. First
base on error-colts. 8; Trinity, 3.
Bases on balls--OH Deak. 2; of Stew
art, 4. Hits-DfY Deak, 10 in nine in
nings: off Stewart, 4 in six innings;
off McWhorton, in three innings.
Struck out---By Deak. 8: by Stewart.
6 by MeWhorton, ] Time of game
One hour and forty-fsve minutes. Um-
pire-Johnscn
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
Section Two)

Gave that peace the world declined. Kind words that cheered to whenever
 he met
 And the smile sincere to all And none ever asked but what he let A tear from his eyelids fall. And littlo they dreamed that over
 above
 A power O. greater than theirs Was waiting each night with a heart
 of love
 To answer his humble prayers And the deeds of his life shine out like
 the sun
 Amongst eternity's brave, And the Bpirit of Him and his God were
 but one
 That troke the shackles from slave
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
"LINCOLN"
By Sam Simmons

By Sam Simmons Impoverished from childhood, he drift along Over life's rough, hard way; But up from his soul, there came song, Not from his lips each day; Twas sung in a silence of golden though, The trust he put in his God Thru the weary years, he patiently fought.
 The Father gave strength to plod. Not to the high nor the low did he look
 But steadily, enduring on, Their taunting, unkind remarks he took,
 Forgiving their malice and wrong. The years passing by brought many a
 sigh Ahi many a care that lined His melancholy face. But the love
 from on high
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

postponing these sales and would rec ommend that this be done.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL.
 Governor Of Arizona. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM Washington. D. C.. :55 P Feb 2l. 1919 State Land Board,
 Phoenix. Arizona
 I earnestly request a postponement sale lands included in government withdrawal below Sentinel reservoir site until feasibility of project for sol dier settlements can be determined.
 FRANKLIN K LANE.
 FAST. DAY MESSAGE
 Phoenix. Ariz-. Feb. 26, 1919. Hon. Franklin K. Lane.
 Secretary of the Interior,
 Washington, D. C.
 In1fnediately upon receipt Of your telegram to State Land Board called meeting said board presented same and asked for postponement- as you rAauested stop All members except ny self voted to proceed with sale which was then fin progress.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Governor of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
MOTHERS DAREN'T SPANK
 THESE DANGEROUS BOYS

SPOKANE-Three youths living near here are probably the most dangerous human being alive today, accordins to the police department. They are It. orally full of dynamite, having stolen and eaten several sticks each. They are now enjoying a particular immunity from parental authority.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
SAYS NEIcHRoR ADDRESSED
 HIS CHICKENS, SUES HIM

SAN FRANCISCO - Because his flock of chickens returned homo in a nude condition after a visit to his neighbours yard. r. Zuccorini is suing for s2s9.99 damage. Zuccorini charges that because his neighbor stole his chickens plumage, they all caught pneumonia and died coughing and whoezing.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
cALIFoRNIA'S WALNUT CROP
 BEACHES ENORMOUS TOTAl

SACRAAIENTO-Ca walnut crop this year will amount to 4o,oOO,VVo pounds, valued slt approXmately >lS,- 900, GOO, according to w. T. weppel: eecratarv California Walnut Growers association. By.products are expected to bring $2, 100000 more.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

Into private ownership. and might make the difference between success and failure of the project and would or make the project impossible as a settlement for returning soldiers. It is suggested. therefore. if deemed advisable by the state. that the state withhold these lands from sale or lease until further investigation can be maoe by the Reclamation Service as to the lands actually required for construc- ton purposes, and until it can be as- certained whether 1t will be desirable to request reconveyance of these lands by the state
 Your early attention to ttss matter is earnestly requested
 Very respectfully.
 (Signed) CLAY TOLLMAN.
 Commissioner.
 DAY LETTER Clay Tollman.
 Commissioner General Land office
 Washington. D. c.
 Your letter state Land Commission CT my attention today stop on Febru- ary Tenth I urgently requested post ponement sales set for February 21 February 2e and March 20 covered by your request stop State Land Board refused to accept my recommendation and unless their action reconsidereC said lands will pass to private owner. ship stop in my opinion personal re. quest from Secretary Lane only mean,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
WHAT THE CONTENTS
 OF CIRCULAR WERE

Many persons have inquired what was the document which was circu- lated at the Democratic meeting at the Y. M. C. A. stadium last Saturday night that SO stirred the ire Of the management. The following is a copy l of it and it Ia on the showing therein | made that James S. Logic made de- mand upon Nit Simms for $500 of- fered by the latter for a proved inc stance of Governor Campbell voting In the land board contrary to him. vHE SOLDIERS DIDN'T
 WHO GOT THE LANDS7l George Purdy Buliard. personal at- torney for w. A. Moeur, State Land Commissioner. takes the stump tonight Go explain Co you an or the transac- tons of the State Land Department. Among those which he win endeavor Co explain is the action of four members of the Land Board. namely, Nit Simms. Jesse Boyce, Harry $. Ross and Wiley E. Jones. in maneuvering the ex-s0r- vice men of Arizona out of the right Co enter certain valuable lands in the Cila valley near Sentinel over the pro- test of Secretary of the Interior Lane. Clay Tollman. Commissioner of the General Land office. and Thomas F.. Campbell. governor of Arizona which MtNQn lH NMOWM NN AAM 8AN"NANN NNAAN spondence. a copy Of which has been supplied to MT. Bullard for his infor- nation.
 Tn reply please refer to "G~ RCP S1f757
 (Copy)
 Department of the Interior
 General Land office
 washington. February [, 1919. state Land Commissioner. Phoenix,
 Arizona.
 Sir: This office is fn receipt of a letter. dated February I, 1919. from Z the Director and Chief Engineer of the It s. Reclamation Service this city [ relative to a withdrawal of lands n Arizona. for reclamation purposes. un- der the proposed Sentinel Project. as provided by Section 3. act of June 1T 1909 (52 Stat. 3SS). This withdrawa first form) was made by Executive order of october fS. 1918, embracing the following lands: (Here the land is described in detail).
 The date of approval of these seloc- tions was subsequent Go the date o' withdrawal of the lands for the Senti- rel Project, but this withdrawal wal not of record upon the tract books oi this office at the date of examination for ciear-iisting. nor until after th' certification of the approved list.
 The Director of the Reclamation Ser. vice states that it would be extremell unfortunate to have these lands past
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
nE,s A book. oR SOMETHING

SAN FRANCISCO-Police Chief White was presented by Jules Trinore' the Belgian consul here. with the CheV- alier de rodre de Leopold n, the other day
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

WASHINGTON-Th U. s. Forest Service of the Department of Agricul- ture recognizes fire as the deadly enemy of the forests and realizes that each fire is a contributing factor in the high cost of lumber. Hence the first duty of the forest ranger is to keep fires out of the forests. (Upper) Forest fire fighters battling a blaze in the Wasatch National Forest in Utah. 1eft) A rangers hut in the Shasta National Forest in California, where warnings are sent by telephone, tele- graph or wireless when tell-tale smoke rises in that vicinity. (Rlght) A for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter if Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
uteS.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation oil tho year in the
drug trade Is Aspironal. the two minute
cold and cough rsliever. anthorl.atively
guaranteed by the laboratories; tested.
fapprovedand most enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the highest authorities, and
procla lined by the common people as
ten times as quick and effective as
whiskey, rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have ever
Ali drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
YOU have to do to get rid of that cold
T. to step into the nearest drug store.
hand the CleSk half dollar for o bottle
Of Aspironal and tell him TO serve you
two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fuls Of water in a glass. With your
watch in your hand. take tho drink at
one swallow and call for your money
back In two minutes II you cannot feel
your cold fading away like d dream
Within the time limit. Don't be BASH
full. for all druGgists invite you and OK
pect you TO try It. Everybody's doing
It. :.
When. your cold or cough Is relieved.
take the remainder OF the bottle homo
to your wife and babies, for AspironRl
Is by far the safest and most effective.
the easiest to take ard the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for lnfants
and children.-tAdv.>
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cient Hindus Of twelve hundred years
ago. Miss Gordon's dance ts faithful
study of the folk dance Of the japanese
maidens and is historically perfect IN
all It's fantastic details, Miss Gordon
from the company of Ruth st. Denis.
Her intimate knowledge of the dance
methods OF the Javanese and Siamess
was gained in u trip to SINGAPORE. and
vicinity which she devoted 10 STUDY
of the strange exotic Terpsichorean an
tics Of the tan girls Of the country chs
engagement will be for three days.
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AMERICAN OIL NoTB
Is WE'LL 1AGEIvED

London, Nov. 24.-The American note
forwarded by the state department at
Washington concerning the agreement
between France and Great Britain with
regard to oil has been received we'll off,
cially, Notwithstanding the fact that 1t
Is reported to be couched in extremely
firm language.
The note. as far as has been ascer-
tanned, does not 10 into the details OF
the Anglo-French agreement. but insists
that the United States interests should
be given every consideration in Euro
pean treaties, even though the United
States is not a member Of the League
Of Nations.
The note is interpreted In some quar-
ters as meaning that the United States
may want re-shuffling Of the man.
dates before the League Of Nations fin
ally sanctions them.
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! THE THEATRES|
''Good Morning Judge"
In Two Performances
At the Court Today
Thanksgiving Day Attraction VIII Re
main for RSst of the Week.

Good Morning. Judge" which comes
to the Court theatre today, beginning
with a matinee at 2:30. to remain for
the balance of the week, boasts an unus-
ual list of notables AS responsible fer
its story, lyrics and music. Primarily.
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero provided Inc
narrative in his famous old farce, The
Magistrate" which has been reHamped
in musical comedy as Good Norm ::
by Frederick Thompson. who followed
the text Of the original author with a
nicely that retained every essential
feature of plot and dialogue while Inn
and atmosphere. Lionel Monckton and
Howard Talbot. who provided the music
enjoy wide popularity in this country.
through having contributed largely TO
tho scores Of THE Arcadians, Iho
Orchil," and many other musical sue
cesses The late Wybert Stamford,
celebrated London stage director, whose
last previous American visit was MADE
10 stage "VeroniQuc. and who stagea
'Trhe Magistrate" at the Adelphi thea
ire London. journcyed to this country
during the second year of its run and
superintended its duplication in New
York with the assistance OF the original
London technical staff, which accom-
panied him
road. and who will be remembered by
theatre -Eoers in the principal roles Of
The Travelling Salesman" The Round
Up" Love o. Mike" and Blue Para
disc will be seen in the role Of the
jocund old magistrate Other member,
Of the cast are Sue Parker. Clyde Dill
son. Gatenby Barker. Gene Layman.
Lillian Leo Anderson, ] Murray
Reresford Lovett and Salvatore zito
Today's matinee will start the three
days engagement of Judge" and the
performance will begin at 2:3o
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h0RGAN'S OFFICIAL PLURALITY IN
STATE OVER K00NTZ WAS 81 $3.50

Yesterday at Charleston, Secretary OF
3tate Houston G. Young announced the
FINAL official figures for governor, sec
.etary OF state and other offices on tho
state ticket in the November election, as
we'll as complete and final figures in q
aumber OF the congressional and sena-
.erlal districts. For the govcrnorship.
Judge E. F. Morgan. the Republican
candidate. had q plurality OF 5T.56S over
Soontz CD. while Montgomery ran
third with total vote OF Sl,33a. For
state offices. England. for attorney gem
eral. led the Republican ticket, with
plurality OF S1.l35, while Ford, for state
superintendent OF schools. brought up
the rear. with a plurality Of 34,45l.
For president. the official vote OF
Raleigh county Is still unrcported. and
on the good roads amendment the Fo'e
cast in Raleigh and wyoming counties
aas not been received by the secretary
Of state.
The Summary.
The aumAmrY Of the official vote re-
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HoRxMAM MJuA1D

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Foliansbee. w, Va. Nov 2&.-AuHust
Janeshek, aged 10 years, tong man. en-
pIoyed at the Follansbee bar mill: was
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Eleventh Senatorial D!stract-
Fourteenth Senatorial DISTRICT
County
NEGRO LYNCHED

Dewitt. Ca. Nov. 2+.-The body OF
Curiey McKelvey. q negro. brother OF
Ophelius McKelvey, who yesterday shot
and Killed James f. Adams, of Worth
county, was found hanging from tree
here early today. The body had been
riddled with bullets.
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adam and Eva"

With its wealth Of humor, naagnih-
cent scenic investment delightful story
and really efficient cast, +. Ray Com
stock and Morris Gest Will present
their special production Of this seasons
comedy success, Adam and Eva; at
the Court three days, starting Thurs
day, December End. with matinee sat-
urday.
The offering comes with n record run
Of over year at the Longacre theatre
New York, and in the company OF prln-
as Miss Elaine lvans. the we'll known
comedienne; Mr.. Coates Gwynne, Mr.
Charles f. Bird. Mr. Charles Horn.
Miss Rosemary Hilton. Mr.. Frank II !.
Knight, Miss Adelyn Wesley, MIR. FREQ
MIR. Paul He'll. Guy Bolton and George
Middleton are authors Of Adam and
Eva" Seats go on SAFE Tuesaay NOM
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JIMMIE HODGE
Cosutar In IAN Aboard for Cuba"-A
E0yoTtto In wheeling

One of the theatrical events Of the
present season will be at the Court
theatre Monday and Tuesday, November
go and 80, when Jimmie Hodges. assist
cd by Jean Tynes and some thirty--liv
others. will present his newest musical
show, "An Aboard for Cuba" This
excellent company Is adding now laurelS
to Jimmie Hodges already famous namc
and has been breaking house records
every place Jean Tynes, who has re-
turned 70 the Hodges forces for the
first time in four years. is co-starrins
with Jimmie and the two simply DIS
pense laughs at headline pace Many
new popular and special numbers ars
introduced and the scenic environment
and wardrobe Is said to be the most
pretentious Of any Hodges production
ever on tour Special matinee will be
given on Tuesday Seats go on sale
Friday morning
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BODIES 10 ENGLAND.

Dublin, Nov. 24.--A notice issued at
Dublin Castle today states that the bod
les Of the nine British officers who were
murdered last Sunday will be taken
from the George V. hospital, at ten
O'Clock Thursday morning. The LorteGe
will pass along the quays to the north
wall where the bodies will be taken
aboard a destroyer for transport to Eng
land.
The castle authorities requested that
oat II mark Of respect for the gallant
dead all shops and places Of business In
the. city be closed between 10 o'clock
and o'clock In the afternoon.
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ouX1aan xxps N ,EuxD11

spectal Dispatch to The Jntelligencer:
Clarksburg. w. Va. Nov H..Petei
Dochlnsky, a merchant OF T1nrlate; Z
suburb, died this afternoon In a hospltal
of gunshot wound indicted ny ;hr'se
few nights ago at q wedding feast at
Columbia Mines. Miller 10 In jail here
and will be tried for murder