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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Charged with entering and rohbinE
the rooms Of the salvation Army, at
Eighth and Hun streets several days
ago and stealing various articles "f
wearing apparel, Ciyde snyder, Harry
snyder. John Watkins and Lewis
Rcedy an white youths were placed
under arrest yesterday by Police
man Lee They will be tried by
Judge EIcks in the Juvenile court TINS
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Clarence Johnson. Fred BcaNer,
clarence MickinS, and Edna NorWard.
were sentenced to serve four months
each in jail, in police court yesterday
All four were found guilty of petty
larceny. Beaver noted an appeal
---
At the request of his attorney. Ben
jamin Lovenstein. William s John
son was granted continuance when
he appeared in court yesterday
on charge OF passing worthless checks
on the jefferson hotel and J. S.
James company. He will be heard
on February "a.
4 continuance was granted George
Snider and Willie Walker. until Feb
police court charged with robbing
son, of South Robinson street
They were arrested in Raleigh sew
eral days after the robbery occurred.
Mrs, w. l.. keck, of Fendall ave-
nue. reported to the police yesterday
that someone had entered her home
during her absence and stolen $3oo'e5'
George Teachery, who stands
charged with robbing the barber shop
of r. l.. Bratton. of barber supplies
to the value Of $50. viii be called for
hearing. in -noAees court this. morn!ngs
Detective Sergeant Bertucci, ar
rested Joseph Jones yesterday on the
charge of forging the names of Peter
Hall. to a check for SIS which he is
alleged to have attempted to pass on
the National Clothing Co. Jones
will be placed on trial in police court
this morning.
According to a complaint made
TO the police. John Martin of 726 West
Clay street, was held up at the point
of a pistol on Grace street between
Allen avenue and Meadow street by
two men Tuesday night at Z 80 o'cock
and robbed of S3S. The police are
investigating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
BILLS PASSED.
HOUSE

HOUSE
Senate Bill No. 97---To amend sec
ton 2726 of the Code of Virginia Re-
ported from committee on counties.
cities and towns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
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THE CREDIT n

A. the Iuctiug Of the credit mems
association today at els f.. NJ. at the
business Mems cub The president
of banks and heads Of houses COM
posing the membership VIII be pres
ont to hear the address Of Mr.
Charles A, Paplc. and take part in the
q sst tlastp2g 81 the !hus3Aest sGsGta ttasft-
ia questions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

SAID county n"' ~ excess OF Sia,eFe
loF thH e" ~ ton OF the road lead
ing IRON bFo"ntown to Hontonsi'te.
IN S"ut1 River district in said county.
~ Aossrs Pt.tS and Lang horne=#
\ Mi 1" authorize the Alhemar4e
Power corporation, it's successor ana
assigns, ana any puefic service '-''..-
porat'on 10 construct and maintaiH
one or more dams IN James river,
between ne counties ol Alpehaf!e
ana bue hinRhah''
~ Mr. RamseY-A hHl 10 amend
and re-enact sections 81 and 20 OF al
"ct 10 amend the charter OF the Town
OF M2Ftin4FlIe' IN lho county ~
hth'
ny "f r i71l5 ga y \ "ftt - =
ne" SeG'inI, 10 'Ae 'h@f'eF '' lh' 9@saSs
"i i'adioro' IN re'aioh 10 @
justice.
-1A MI IFooUle--.N Pii 10 anne"
ana fe-eha't sections : ana ot an.
'ai' anu Secti"n "' aI'p'-e . OF
III "Cl /" incorporate me Town Oh
thoehuS. IN E''@3o Guy county.
FV Mr.. i. >. FE"" IA blit 10
amend ana Fe-eHA'' an a'1 T." auih-
"i ~ ana Cmb""et 'h' noa'd OF SH-
p'.lF'soFs 81 Hoa nohc county 70 erect
ana MAINTAIN TON gates.
ny MI, NottinghammA bin TO de,
clare the name. Cap" CHARLES as used
~ -, a" act. entitled an act to establish
me STATE hiSh"aN system app oNed
January -, =, i" mean the cape
~ instead Of tHe town '"' Zap"
~. =. res CIV
Tue committee on moral AMI
S".la3 "'4{aF":
bHf la amend and rn-nnact seltif.,,
45Nf af me cod Of Virginia
Tn tha COMMUNE. or, .,,Irti.y ,.,tta,
and towns.
nv Mr. Ta,Ior-A hin to amend and
re-enaet segtj,.o IAN or mo r.4s ~
virginia nro,.idire for Tho ,,,,ie,itr-
ton of cirrnit courts IN r,tias ,.l,i.},
have etnca tbc nressnt rone,it,irt.,,,
went INTO sffert ,,ndoroo,o ,rarsttie,
from cT'fes of the second class to
cities Of the frst class
To the committee on general laws
Ev pr Dodson---A bin To repeal am
act 10 constitute one quarantine dis
trict Of the Elizabeth river and it's
branches
BY MIR. Haddon Chv rcquesD--A
bill To amend and re-enact section
1906 Of the code Of virginia re
Iating TO DELINQUENT dppeudent and
destitute children
To the COMMITTEES for courts of
Justice.
BY Messrs Wallace and Powers
4 bin 10 amend and re-enart sec.
lions 1853 asa 3t6G. 24G- and 246S
of the Code Of Nire .qIa. and 10 repeal
an act TO amend section 1875 Of the
Code of Virginia
BY Mr. Huddon hiu 10 amend
and re-enaet section 5205 Of the Code
of Virginia. resatIny To- proeeedfDgS
.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Declaration was flied in hustings
court part H. yesterday by Grace W,
Bennett in a $500 suit against :.
Stornbcrg in which false impriSon-
ment is alleged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

After brief illness Of Influenza.
Lorenzo Taylor, eighty-sM years old.
formerly of Drewrys Bluff. died Mon
day morning al the home Of his son
in-}aw. r r.. Satchfield IN Highla NJ
springs. All members Of the Satch-
field family are now Ill with the
malady. Mrs Satchfield and three
children are unable To be up
Mr. TAYLOR had recently been max
ing his home in Highland Springs. He
is survived by three daughters Mrs
u. G., Long, Of Fort Lee. Mrs " r.
Jennings, Of Newport News and Mrs.
X +. Satchfeid Of Highland Springs,
and TWO sons, Adelbert Taylor. Of
Wintcrpock, and Jerome Taylor. OF
Branch church. Chesterfield county.
Owing to the illness in the Satch-
field home. the body OF Mrs. Taylor
was removed to Morrisettes under
taking establishment. The burial will
take place Monday evening at 3
clock in Maury cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

JoyCe-A resolution for
aRA.,.n Of prohibition depart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

samuel claude Stanley aud Miss
Mabio Sadior DAUGHTER OF Mr and
Mrs. James H. SAdlct, were married
on February by Roy Michaux
Ealuc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Mrs, w. T.. keck, of Fendall ave-
nue. reported to the police yesterday
that someone had entered her home
during her absence and stolen $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

thereon At maturity.
BY Mr.. Joyce-A bill to authorize
the board of supervisors of Patrick
county TO borrow money for the pur-
pose OF road construction, improve
ment and maintenance in said county
and to issue bonds therefor not ex-
ceeding 100000 in amount.
To the committee 1or courts for
Justice.
by Mr. Gordon-A bill to amend
and rc-enact sections 56l4 and 58fq
of the Code OF Virginia
BY Mr.. Dodson--A bill TO amend
and re-enact section 5019 of the Code
Of Virginia.
To the committee on general laws:
BY Mr.. Dodson (by request a
bill to create the state board of reaI
estate commissioners and prescribe lis
duties and powers, to define and reg,f-
late real estate brokers. real estate
statesmen, and business chance brok
ers. to provide for issuing certif
Gates TO real estate brokers. real estate
statesmen, and business chance, hrok.-
efs, ana 10 provide penalty for
VOCATION or the provisions of this act.
BY Mr.. Chase--A bill to amend
ana re.enact section 1928 OF the
Code of 1919
To the committee on finance.
by Mr., Hali--A bill to amend and
re-enact section 23S5 OF the Code of
Virginia
To the committee on insurance and
banking:
BY Mr.. Dodson--A bill to enable
building and loan associations to
lond money on definite terms.
To the committee on agriculture
and mining:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

Ar1hur fumbled the ball SO badly he
dlon't have chance to make play
anywhere. Johnston tailed and Wheat
TOOK third on the error. Robbie or
dered Myers to steal. Doyle cut the
throw, so Wheat stuck to third. Larry
maze a back-hand peg to Fletcher for
Myers His throw missed tho mark
and rolled to the outfeld. Wheat raced
nome and Myers kept on to third
honetchy,s fine line single to left field
registered Myers with the third and
final run. The Big Train was force
by Chuck Ward, who was back at short
after few days absence for repairs.
Now as to Giant opportunities.
Mitchell walked the first batter in the
second, third, fourth and sixth innings,
SicklnP, first up in the seventh, was
handed a two-basc hit by Wheat. who
for some reason pulled up short while
in pursuit of rather easy appearing
ny. Pitcher doubled with two out in
the eighth; Kelly doubled with two
down IN the ninth. And still no run.
Mitchell was at his best in the pinchcs
and he was afforded sensational SUP
port.
With Doyle on third and Sticking on
first, by grace of scratch hit off
Mltchcll's globe, in the second inning
Jimmy Johnston shared Kclly's wicked
clip and snuffed out Doyle at the plate.
krucgers fine peg caught Statz, who
walked to start the fourth, stealing. In
the seventh inning Snyder and Lew
McCarty, pinch hitting for Toncy, both
popped up. with Sticking waiting on
third.
Jimmy Johnston doubled off Toney.
"i'h only one out in the third He
moved up when Wheat scratched mn,
IN front OF the plate. Then Jimmy
went TO sleep. He was doing when
the "squeeze" play was put on, failed
70 get his break with the pitch. and
consequently was made to look ridicu
lous on Myers's finely placed bunt.
In the fourth, with one out, Kruger
cropped Texas Lacquer just out or
Doyle's reach. Mitchell drew pass.
Young made stylish catch Of Olson's
iiner, krucHcr moving TO third on the
play. Little Ncis, who got two single.
during the afternoon, connected solid
~. but his liner shot right into Flctch-
cr's waiting nav
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

pickup tried to get the ball to frst
by bouncing it off Johnson's hip The
blow flattened the pitcher for mo-
ment or two but he went back to work.
At the start of the seventh it be-
came fairly certain that the anks
We're not going to do much more that
afternoon. Picinick hoisted one into
the left field stands for a home run
and according to the law Of Walter
johnson averages they do not seat
Walter johnson when he has two
filter out when the second run came
up and consequently lot of them
missed the thrill of the afternoon
which came in the ninth where all good
thrills should come.
with Ward out, Peckinpaugh, who
had been shifting freely and emphati-
cally all afternoon, crashed a single
through short. Then Wallie Pipp, who
has been the Yankees heavy artillery
so far this season, drove one against
the right-tield bleachcr fence. Normal
~. 1T would have been good for a
triple, or even better, but Roth did
some canny fielding and held Pipp at
second with the throw-in.
Pipp Turns Ankle
Pipp had started for third and
whlrled around SO suddenly that he
turned his ankle getting back to the
bag, which caused considerable con-
sternation among the faithful Yank
fans, for ,Pipp is one of the hitting
hopes of the team this year. But Pipp
was finally able to limp about.
This series of events brought Babe
Ruth to the bat. Any one of those home
runs ne accumulated last year, if it
could have been entered at this stage.
would have snatched the game from the
Goals and shattered the superstition of
Waiter johnson with a lead. The Babe
swung on nothing at the first one,
touled off the second and rolled down
for an out to second on the third. The
out brought in Peckinpaugh, and the
center of the stage went to Duffy Lewis.
Duffy hoisted out what looked like
the start of homer to left field bleach
ers, but it was just yard or so short.
Milan leaped up and got it just as it
was about to crash against the fence
The Yankees will entertain the Red
Sox to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Doyle and Fletcher Toss
Off Game in First lnz1ing
Brook yns Score All 3
Runs After 2 Are Out:
Mitchell Defeats Tonev
By w. !. Macbeth

Brooklyn won the rubber" game of
its first series with the Giants. Clar-
ence Mitchell, a southpaw than whom
there Is no than whomer, shut out the
minions Of McGraw in the third and
deciding game Of the abbreviated en-
gagement by score Of to 0. Close
to 10000 braved the ague chills OF
wind-swept Ebbets Field to sit in at
the festivities. 1t is always a Roman
hoilday out Flatbush way whenever
hobole's merry men can take a fall ont
Of New York.
The wind didn't seem to bother the
1ans much. But then Flatbush will
stand for most anything so long as the
Ilants are beaten. 1t did bother the
prayers OF both teams considerably. In
1ac', tne ~lnd blew the game right into
1ne lap OF Uncle Wilbert. But of that
anon.
II seems out of place to offer any
asibi for team that couldn't score
a run. No team can win without AT
least one run. The Giants had oppor-
tunitles; plenty of them. But thew
weren't there in the pinch, that's ali
lt may have been their shortcomings
Or again it may have been Clarence
-hltcheli's wonderful pitching.
Come 10 think Of it, it may reason
ably have been Mitchell This south
pa" VINO toys with the spitball was
often IN trouble because of lack of
control Yet he seemed able TO mitch
hlmself out o. as easily as he pitchcd d
himself into hole. Which is the main
'dea Of the pitching art.
ana sun IT was rather a tough one
for our old friend, Fred Toney' But
1or the wlnd-we'lI blame it on tho
%ind, Dir. Fletcher would not
have been scored upon during the SIX
.nnIngs ne toilcd. And az he improved
inc further he went it is reasonable
20 suppose the big fellow might have
gone on INTO extra innings indefinitely
asalnst Mitcne!Is shutout brand but
'or the first inning accident.
The story OF the game IL told in
Brooklyn's frat. The Dodgers got the
break there. That is al they needed
II IL true Brooklyn punched three of
the SIX hits allowed by Toney in this
one potent frame, but it is edually true
captain Fletcher rad two fine chance
% retire m" Dodgers scorelcss and
tailed both times
Fletcher turned back Olson, but lit
.e bcrnse Neis brought Il cheer from
me Squire's exalted throne when he
slammed single through the box and
na. mo center field. Neis got just n
iittie too ANXIOUS wncn Robbie flashed
= MT and run sign. He gtarted for
second before Ionc1 pitched the ball
and vas an easy sacrifice 10 his own
yalngiory. Two out and nobody on,
jimmy Johnston wortncd pass ont
o. Ioney: Tbis brought up Zach
Wheat. He tooksa healthy swing. but
raised a tail pop that should have
been duck soup for Fletcher. Artjc
huck-footed under II, ran around in
elrcies unorr the careening pellet, and
rolled through him and DOYLE. Burns
dsnhed in ard made Il pretty throw TO
the plate, which held Johnston 10
third. but Zach pedaIcd all the way 10
second ON tho crazy Texas Lcaguer.
HI Myers hit right at Fletcher.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

If this comes under the head of be-
ing through and the Washington fans
would like to dump Walter johnson
eral teams that would pick him up
and give him comfortable Home for
a few years yet. Far from believing
that Johnson is anywhere near through,
the Yankees are inclined to believe
that he is just starting.
Going Strong in Thirteenth Season
In his thirteenth season johnson
seems to have everything that he ever
had and more. Some are inclined to
believe that it is the psychological
effect of the presence of johnson in
the box that makes the batters blink
plunk into the big mitt But the Yanks
insist that he still makes those base
balls zing like rifle bullets.
Babe Ruth. the pale and interesting
invalid got tired of lying around and
went to work at right field. The pres
ence of Walter Johnson had no effect
on the Babe. psychological or other
wise. The first time at bat he plas-
tered Mr.. Johnson for a long smash
to center. The rest of the afternoon
he spent swinging like the rest of the
Yanks.
The Senators descended upon our
Mr.. Jack Quinn, the lone saliva singer
on the Yank lineup, in the very first
inning. They got four hits, one of
them two-bagger, and one of them
was safe on an error, but they man
aged to get just one run across out of
it all.
The run was accomplished with con-
siderable suddenness. Judge hit an
honest two-bagger over first and got
to third when the throw-in glanced
from his shins. Milan singled to left
and the run was in. Rice tried to sac
rifice and forced Milan, then got
caught out trying to steal second. 1t
seems that the Senators, unlike the
Yanks, are out for q base stealing
record this season.
The Senators looked as though they
would finish the saliva singer in that
one inning. Roth beat hit to third
and Ellerbee singled to left. River
Shannon, the Senatorial third base
man, flowed down to first when Pratt
flooded the bases. Then the Senators
carried their base stealing mania to
an extreme. Roth tried to come home
while Quinn was winding up and was
caught at the plate.
Quinn Settles Down
After this inning Quinn settled
down to pitching and the game tight
eed up. Johnson, himself almost broke
it wide open in the fifth when he led
off with three-bagger to left center.
1t was long and vehement swipe
and Duffy Lewis had to travel at tor
speed to keep it from being a homer.
In the Yanks' half of the same
inning 1t looked as though johnson
might have to be carried off. Ping
Bodie scratched one over to third and
River Shannon after making difficult
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Richmond and Wichita
Bankers in Golf Final

PINEHURST, n. c., April oe.-Th,
tournament of the executive council Q.
the American Bankeds' Association w,
brought to the final stage at Pinehur,,
to-day. T. I. Tabb. director Of Ii,
American National Bank. of Richmond
Va. played against James Ringolt
vice cc-president of the United State,
National Bark. Of Denver. Col. in 70.
days semi-final round in the cham
pionship division. and won by and l.
Tabb viii he opposed in the fnsl
contest for the Presidents trophy BY
c. ". Carey, presirent of the Aations
Bank OF Commerce, Of Wichita. Ksn
Carey defeated the mcdailist Hary
Roubey. Of Denver. president of ,as
National BAN; Of Golden. Col by
up, at the end Of a hard-fought cor
test.
The closest affair of the dav We.
staged in the fifth where Ralp G
Kaufman. Helena banker. defes,et
Albert J. Graham. Baltimore banker
at the twenty-first hole.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Lehigh Wins at lacrosse

BETHLEHEM. Pa. April %. The
Lchigh lacrosse team met Syracuse
University here for the first time to-
day and administered a to defeat.
The game was keenly contested. both
teams showing poor form in the first
half, however. After the rest of ten
minutes the players produced quite
different brand of lacrosse and we'll
timed passing featured.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Error Enables Phillies
TO Blank Braves, 10

BOSTON. April 29--Lee Meadows
had the better of Dan Fillingim in
pitchers battle to-day. Philadelphia
defeating Boston, | to 0. In the sew
enth j. Miller singled, stole second,
went to third on Paulettc's sacrifice
hit and scored when O'Neill dropped
Maranville's perfect throw to the plate
on r. Miller's grounder.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Totals .35S Sl4 81 0 Totals ..3 81 . 8 81
"Batted for Wingo in fourth inning.
fBattct for Ponder in ninth inning.

Cincinnati o I 2 . 0 O--S
Pittsburgh.. 0 o.
Two base hii-Neale. Three base hit
Daubert. Stolen bases-Roush, Duncan.
Southworth. Sacrifices - Rath. Duncan.
Ring. Double play-Carson, Cutshaw and
Grimm Left bases-Cincinnati Z;
Pittsburgh, 9. Bases on balls-On Ring.
,; off Carlson, ! off Hamilton .. Hits
off Carlson in 2-3 innings; OFF Ponder.
in .-3 off Hamilton, in : Is. HI,
by pitchcr-By Carlson tRoush) Struck
out-By Ring. ,. by Hamilton. 3. Losing
pitcher - Carlson. Umpires -- Klein and
Emslie. Time of game hours
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Red Sox Produce Seven
Runs on Four Safeties

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox needed only four hits to
defeat the Athletics in the final game
OF the series to-day, to /. Three
bases on balls. three errors and
nooper's double routed Naylor in the
fourth and decided the contest. The
visitors registered only two hits off
Harris, both home runs in the sixth.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
The score

Total, 80 9 81 IL o Totals &C.. .2s o. 27 1s /
'Batted for O'Neil in eighth inning.
Philadelphia. o o 0 o--1
Two-base ht--Tragesser. stolen bases
j. Miller CD. Sacriiice--Paulcttc Double
play-Bancroft. j. Miller and Pauette
!.eft on bases-Thiladclphia. 6; Boston 5
GIN, J. Hit by pitchcr--By Meadows Q
,W.,T,,hnristenbury. Cruisc). Struck out--By
riil'nslm b. es--Harrison and
O Day. Time OF game-137
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

ANTWERP, April 90 The Czecho.
5lovak hockcy team defeated the
Swcdes in the Olympic contests to-
niKht by score Of to 0. Czecho
.2ioyaHia thereby wins third prize in
Ine series, Canada getting first and the
United GAnAn6 sAsDnd.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Johnson Yankees and Dodgers Shut O
Babe Ruth Back in Game
But His S,uings Are Tame
Crifith's Pitching Ace Fans Eight of Hugginss Boys
and Makes a Three-Bagger for Himself; Val
Picinich, Visiting Catcher, Collects Home Run
BY w. O. Mcclellan

baseball fans
vicinity Washington c., Fitz
statesmanike to
through"
Yanks, blinking the
part long left
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Two Home Runs HeIp
Cubs Beat Cardinals

CHICAGO. April Chicago con-
home runs by Paskert and Robertson,
and easily defeated st. Louis in the
first came of the series. 6 to >. Vaughn
pitched hnc ball until the latter part of
the gamc, when his w ldness. coupled
with errors by Herzog and some oppor-
tune hitting, netted the visitors their
runs.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Ring Pitches Rings
Around Buccaneers
And Reds Win, 80

PITTSBURGH. April 29-The cham
pion Cincinnati Reds, appearing here
to-day for the first time this season,
defeated Pittsburgh by score of to
g. Ring kept the hits OF the home
team we'll scattered, while the visitors
hit Carlson and Hamilton freely.
After Carlson had filled the bases in
the third inning, with two out, he was
displaced by Hamilton, who walked the
next batter, forcing in one run. He
was hit hard in every inning thereafter
until relieved by Ponder.
The score: