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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
I ard Party

~ {.arnt I..e as chairman Of the
80 sr' 3e la given in the tea
....a 81. a Jefferson. Tuesday after
r- .-.aefk under the auspices
r- WAYS and means COMMITTEES
o. ft.ttst sow the Sick and VIII
g.. +~i ~. Mrs Fred Hodges Mrs
rf.g au1 Miss Rosa Block
r.. .H> ts restrNtsi through Mrs.
4 NnTntan Boulevard. t47s or
Nr Il W EaUntree. Madison 1854.
Hfud~o58. pFi5es VIII he awarded az
each table aad the affair viii be an
interesting event ot ths spring gay
i.ltnS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
OBITUARY
William K Massie


The funeral OF William f Massie
IS years old member OF the firm OF
Hobson Massie and Leigh. bankers
and brokers who died in 81. Luke
hospital Monday night. will be con
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock
from St James Episcopal church,
the rector, Rev. 6. Freeland Peters,
officiating.
Following are the napes of these
chosen to act as pallbearers;
Active-Palmer Leigh. Stuart
Christian, r. Latiner Gordon, William
r. Trigg. Charles Watkins, William
Jerman Richard Workman and
Barksdale Lathrop,
Honorary-E, G. Leigh, Jr.. Eppa
4Hunton. w b. Tenuant. Z, J. Willis,
Henry T. Baskerville, Leigh r. Page,
Dudley Mcdonald ]. T. Anderson, c.
f. Boiling. DR.. Garrett Nelson, Dr..
Stuart Mcclure, NJ {. Patterson.
Coleman Workman, George W. Stew
DR.. W. T. Oppenhelmer. Ellis Tai
bot, H NJ Smith. il, E. l. Powell.
Levin Jownes. w q. Young. l.. I.
Myers. Archer Anderson, kirkwood
Mitchell. w. G. Ferguson. II. G, Boy
kin, W T. Reed, Or. Jud E. Wood. ".
W Morton. J. Z. Taylor, II. " Jack
son. w H. Colquitt, +. w. peott, O.
II Funston, Fl, w. Ellerscn,
Mr.. Massie was born IN Orange
county, Va, Feb. "a. 1852. He was
son OF Captain Henry Aassie. Of A
leghanv county, and Mrs. Susan
Eliza beth Smith Massie, whose pa
rents lived in Savannah, Ga.
He was educated in Chariottesvllle
and a the University of Virginia. He
studied law and began the practice
OF his profession in Richmond. He
went TO Ohio some years ago but
soon returned to Richmond becom
ing identified with the York River
line of the southern railway,
After leaving that service, MIR Mas
sic became identified with the FIRST
National bank He later accepted
a position with the Union Bank OF
Richmond He afterward formed a
partnership with Saunders Hobsor
and w. H. Palmer Leigh under the
firm name Of Hobson, Massie a. Leigh
Besides his widow, Mrs. susanna
tWilliams) Massie MI Massie is sur
vived by one sister Mrs. Carrie Thorn
son Pleasant. and a brother, Colonel
Eugene c. Ma ssie,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Resume Birchett Trial Today.

The taking Of evidence in the case
of j. A. Birchett, charged with send
ing false statements through the
mails with regard to a corporation he
represents. was not concluded al the
hour Of adjournment OF the United
States district court yesterday and
will be resumed today The case ia
expected to 81 10 The jury this after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Al Monans Club.

Al the Womans club this afternoon
At 50 o'clock Major Alexander For
ward viii speak on some Personal
Fxperiences IN the Balkins The
usual tea VIII follow the lecture,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Reception at Grace NJ. f. Church

GRACE MNthoa.st thurch VIII mold
tts first church reception this evening
April l4th. at o'clock. in the spaci-
Gus social hall of the new church
building. Boulevard and Stewart ave
uue All members and friends Of
the church and sunday school, are
cordially invited TO be present. An
excellent musical program has been
arranged Refreshments viii be serv~
I'd, and jolly good time promised
to ali.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Boydton Man Bankrupt.

n. II. Harris. a farmer Of Boydton,
Meckienburg county, filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy yesterday in
the United States district court, CIV
ing his liabilities at s7SS, with assets
Of ssT5, which he claims exempt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Dance at F:iks Homo

benefit dance will be given at the
Eiks Home, tomorrow evening. at
half past O'Clock, under the auspices
Of the Sacred Heart Alumnae Asso-
citation. This entertainment is for the
benefit OF the work Of the organiza
ton and the public is cordially in
vited TO attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
4 T., Y A. Reception.

brilliant affair Of yesterday was
the large reception given by the as
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF Viz
ginia Antiquities, from 10 o'clock
in the John Marshall house. which was
artlstically arranged with quantities or
roses, sna pdragons and Jonquil's, sent
from the White House ga ~de. by Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson. especially for this
entertainments. Some several nun
dred guests called during the hours
and the%Intertainment was a delightful
affair of the spring season. Mrs. John
Southal was chairman and vas as
sisted by the officers OF the association
in receiving the guests. Tea was
served by Miss Ellen Bagby, who was
assisted by the following group Of de
tutantes Of this season: Misses Isabel
scott Evelyn Jackson. Alse Wilmer,
ia Uterine Valentine and Martha Pow
crs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
CONWAY 4. sands

The funeral of Conway +. Sands
sixty one years old. who died Monday
afternoon at his home, the Halifax
apartment. will be conducted this
Afternoon at ESQ o'clock ,.om the
Grace Street Baptist church.
He is survived by his wife. Mary
Bowcock Sands daughter. Mrs. A. T
Simons. of Birmingham. Ala. a son
Sidney Sands. Of Hampdcn- Sidney
College. two brothers. Alexander II
Sands, OF this city, and 7, X. Sands,
Of Washington. -, G, and two sls-
tiers. Mrs. r. l.. Bowcock. of Annis-
ton Ala. and Mrs. l.. n, Fox, OF
Ashland Va.
Following are the names Of those
chosen to act as pailbo carers
Active-Charle q. SaVille, John
Howard. Herbert r. Cox. William
Crawford. Ordway Fuller. ". G.
Bragg. Bernard Guest. DIR. H Nor
tor Mason, Honorary--Judge Beverly
r. Crump, Judge william A. Moncure
c.. Carlton Jackson. WillouEhby New
ton, Jr., Samuel p Waddell and Al
len Collins,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14

Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran. Uni
versafs popular blue dispeilers, are
hard at work on their initial comedy
feature, Everything But the Truth
from the magazine story by Edgar
Franklin, The stars are supported
chiefly by Anne Cornwall, Katherine
Lewis and Nelson Mcdowell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marrige licenses issued yesterday by
Clerk Walter Christian OF the hust-
ings court, were as follows;
Leo James kelleher and Gene
We've Emma Mott
Arthur Ridley and Thresa Morris.
George Percy Parrish and Leah
Catherine Johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
{ adet fsaiI

Final arrangement for the John
Marshall Cadet Corps semi~annual
ball were completed yesterday by the
committee in charge The affair will
take place F.'iday. April 20 in the
Jefferson hotel auditorium. and will
he one of the largest and most in
terestFlg entertainments ever given
in the history OF the corps. Refresh
ments will be served and many novel
features introduced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Church Day

Beginning at 1890 o'clock this
morning the regular church day will
be observed at the Seventh street
Christian church. running through
special committees at $50 F, M
Every minute viii be filled. All
mem bers are requested 10 be present
The Mamie Elicit Memorial Circle
will serve lunch and supper.
Every one interested in the nome
department of the Sunday School Is
invited 10 the meeting of the Fedora
lion of Home Departments OF the
Methodist schools of Richmond which
viii be held at Grace Methodist
church, Friday, Aprils 18th. at 3 30
+. NJ Rev. J r. Laughton, OF
Laurel Street Methodist church viii
address the meeting on The Re
lation Of the Home Department to
the Pa mily Altar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Personal Mention.


Miss Ellen Wallace has returned to
her home on the Cary street road ar
Ter attending the Easter dances at the
[ University Of Virginia.
Miss Jessie Moffett. OF Grove ave
nue. leaves this week to spnd month
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Aavis Hillsmfn. Miss Eliza
returned from Farm1 Vile. where they
acted As bridesmaids at the. Rridg-
forth Cunningham wedding. y
Miss Edith Whitiock Of Powhatan
county. is the guest OF [. O. Michaeis,
of North LON hardy street.
Mrs Lloyd Freeman and two chill
dren. of stanton, are the guests OF
the formers parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Frayzer. in this city
-
Miss Virginia Gordon. OF Norfolk,
is the guest OF Miss Helen Stevens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
WEDDINGS.
Tanncr---Hammond.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Hammond an
7ot;rcc the marriage OF their daughter,
Hlids Ryland, to Elma Lee Tanner
,yr.. of this city, the ceremony having
aiken place Thursday, April 8. IN
Washington, with Rev. Hugh 4.
stevens as the celebrant Only the
imme diate members of the family
witnessed the ceremony. The brlde
wore a dark blue travelling suit Win
nat tn match and her flowers were
corsage OF orchids and lilies or the
valley. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner are
spending their. honeymoon in 'ne
Ncrti', and ~ their return VIII MAKE
their home at 1o2l Fourth avenue
Highland E3rN
t;otdiua--trcorgc.
The marriaCn Of Miss Alma vivian
George Gauch:er ~ Mr.. and Mrs. u
G. George, of CnaSe city, Virginia, &c
James Bittina~ ;oldine. Jr., took
place a. high neon Monday, April 3
q. the home of tho brides parents
Rev. John /. kibler. officlated. using
the beautiful ring ceremony, which
was performed in INC presence of q
wnall company of relatives and
'riends.
NJ and Mrs Golding will make
their future home at Chase City, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Meetings


The womans auxiliary or the
Richmond Blues association viii hold
an important meeting Thursday after
noon at 3.3e o'clock in the Blues
armory Arrangements will be com =
pieted for the large ball To be gwen
by the auxiliary Saturday evening at
the Blues armory
The James River Garden club will
meet at the home 81 Mrs, John W.
Gordon, Westhampton. on Friday at
ternoon. the 10Th. a O'Clock This
is lilac day and a fun attendance is
expected
The Henrico County Woman S
Christian Temperance union executive
meeting will be held at the Y. ". G.
A. today at II A NJ full dele
CATION is desired Visitors always wei
come.
The women of Seventh Street Chris
tan. church VIII serve their regular
lunch to business men and women on
Thursday from Il to o'clock In their
annex, 601 East Grace street The
Barton Heights circle will be In charge
this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14

Musical at Woman's Club
Tomorrow evening at the Woman's
club auditorium at sac O'Clock. a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14
Benefit Recital

Benefit Recital
Miss Mary Potter, Of Newark and
New York will give benefit recital
in the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium, April
so, James L. Womble, accompanies
Miss Potter has just returned from
her maiden tour which took her
through the middle West. In Dem
yer. before an audience OF 1000 peo-
pie. she received enthusiastic APP
plause for her excellent singing of
the beautiful aria from Carman 9
"Shaneswis," the song of the Robin.
Throughout her tour. double encores
were the rule. Miss Potter has re-
Gently sung at the Palace theater
and Waldorf Astoria. New York. She
is Richmond girl, and has won fame
for herself since living in the North.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-14

sonr recital will be given by Mrs.
Clifton M. Miller and Marcus Keller.
man. benefit of tho Y. M. g. A. OF
the Medical College of Virginia. A
number Of prominent women will act
as patronesses and the affair is one
Of much interest in musical circles
here. Miss Margaret James will be
the accompanist
BIuesg Bah
An out-of-town orchestra will play
for the dancing at the Blues ball
Saturday evening at the Blues ar
mory, and the affair will be chape-
roned by members OF the Woman'a
Auxiliary TO the Blues. These en-
tertainments are given for the ben
eft OF the memorial fund of theR
l. l. b, every week and the pubhe
is invited
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
VOICE: (;H()KE:S
AS SOLDIER
DEAD ARE
MENTIONED
President Is Greatly Moved
When addressing Deputa-
ton; Occasion Was IneX-
pressibly Solemn and Ten
der, Say Delegates.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Presi-
dent Wilson speaking TO q group of
Dro-league republicans today at the
White House declared that tie So
called Americanism which we hear
so much prating about now is spur
iOus and invented for party purposes
only"
He asserted that the "war will DC
fought in vain and the immense sacri-
iices thrown away unless we complete
The work then begun"
In a formal statement issued al. ..ar
hey lift tho White House members of
thc delegation said that they were
deeply touched by the physical ap-
pcarance of the president who received
them sitting and plainly showed the
effects Of his long illness and the tre-
mendous strain which he has been
carrying
The statement continues:
"He read from q manuscript his
reply to the address of the Geputation
and was greatly moved wxen ne did so.
"More than once his voice choked
when he referred to the SOL
der bows end mothers of those fallen
in battle. The occasion was ineXpres-
s,bly solemn and tender. 1t was evil
cent the presidents intellectual pow
ers were III no way impaired"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
PRINCE PAUL is
OFFERED THRONE
UNDER CONDITIONS
(By Associated PreAO

ATHENS, Oct. 27.-Instruetions
will be sent by the government to-
day to the Greek minister at Be,ne
to present to Prince Paul, brother OF
the late King Alexander. the govern
ment's condolences and inform him
that he has been selected to succeed
to the throne.
Owing to the present relations ex-
isting between the Greek nation and
the house Of the former King Con-
stantine, the minister has been reques-
ed to inform Prince Paul that before
there is an official proclamation of his
accession to the throne certain guar
antees must be given. These include
formal and irrevocarble abdication of
the former King Constantine.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
ARREST SUSPECT
IN |.W.W.LETTERS
TO VALLEY MEN
Charles Dunchey Suspected of
Several Grimes; Ncy be Ger
man; arrested by Captain
Krone; Lodged m County
Jail.

Investigation Of the case of Charles
Duncker, q cotton picker, is being
conducted by the United States i'm
migration authorities, postal officials
and Chief of Police Dave Matlock in
this city, following the mans arrest
in CaleXico yesterday en- suspicion Of
having entered the United States from
Mexico for the purpose of promoting
!. w. W. and Red activities in this
country. 1t is further alleged that he
has used the mails to send threaten
ing letters to men whom he does not
like.
Duncker was arrested by Captain
Peter Krone, secretary of the Imperial
Valley Growers association, following
the receipt of letter, postmarked Ca
lexico, in which Krones life was
threatened, because he was instru-
mental in importing Mexican field
laborers.
Chief of Police Matlock has taken
up an Independent investigation OF
Dunckers case in the belief that the
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
COUNCIL
To SELECT
TRUSTEE
TONIGHT
Many Names Mentioned As
Possible New Member of
the Council; New Member
Will Not Be Mayor; Sones
Appears Choice.

Tonight's meeting of the city
council is expected to be we'll at
tended. inasmuch as the question
Of selecting a new mayor for the
city is to come up IS will the Sc
lection If new police coE,mis
siOner.
Whoever the new member of the
city council is, it has already been
will not be selected as the next may,
1r The next ma or will be sect, Il
from among the four remaining city
dads, Chas. Sones, VIM. Reams, J. l..
Travers and Chas. Pitzer.
Of these four men, from among
whom the next mayor will be chosen,
Messrs. Sones and Reams appear as
tre more probable nominees, because
Of their seniority on the board. Friends
of MIR. Sones seem to think that he
will govern the city from now on but
as any one of the four men is eligible
the appointment will be determined by
ballot.
Mayor Ohmstede will in all prob
ability preside at the council chamber
tonight for the last time.
The selection of a new police COM
missioner has been before the leader
less city fathers since the resignation
of Mayor Otto Ohmstede, who left Of
fice because of his business cares.
Among the men who have been men,
toned on the streets as good material
are O. L. Davis, Allan Nuffer, D. L..
Zinn, w. H. Lavayea, A. H. Kellar, A.
G. Johnson and others and the council
will have wide selection to Dick from
The post has been offered to Jack
Musser but Mr. Musser declined to ac
cept it.
DR.. Forrest Kutz has been men
toned by some members of the Amerl-
can Legion and by some is considered
to be the American Legion candidate.
There has been some talk on the
streets that young man would secure
the appointment, those arguing for
this side stating that young man
would bring many progressive ideas
to the council.
Others have contended that the city
should take step, not hitherto taken
by any other city in the valley, and
appoint woman as trustee. In this
connection it has been pointed out that
woman could well fill the office of
health commissioner, while there could
be shifting of duties among the
other members so that the police COM
uissionership is well taken cSre of.
1t is possible that the new trustee
to be selected tonight will not be
named as police commissioner for
there may be a general shifting OF
duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
MRS. R. {. PEETE
INDICTED FOR THE
DENTON MURDER
Very Nervous and Eyes Deep
set ard Red, FoisovinJ De-
ueiopnenis of Past TW'O
Weeks: Refuses to Testify
Bef0ye Grand Jury.
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-Mrs.
Louise Peete was indicted for murder
in the first degree over the death of
Jacob c. Denton, wealthy Los Ange-
les man, killed last June, this morning
after she refused TO testify before the
grand jury on advice of her attorney
Following the Indictment she was
arraigned before Judge Willis, plead
et not guilty and was committed to
jail. Trial was set for November 20
Mrs. Peete showed clearly the eff
fects of the severe strain OF the past
two weeks. Her eyes are deep set
and red and she was very nervous
The proceedings in court were before
Judge Willis. who has been directing
the grand jury in it's ACTIVITIES.
No request for bail was made but
The early trial date was set because
her attorneys said, Mr.. Peete is an in
valid and is feeling the strain of his
wife's situation very severely.
Denton was Il mining man and re-
puted to have amassed q moderate
fortune in Arizona ventures. He was
twice married, his first wife having
secured divorce several years ago.
His second wife died early this year.
A daughter, Frances, now 16 years
old. resides in Phoenix and when Den
toms letters to her ceased the search
was made which resulted in the finding
of his body.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
HAITI SLAUGHTER
Down TO 1000
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Natives
killed in Haiti during the five years
of American occupation numebr 225O
instear of $3.50 as previously an
nounced by the navy department, is
was disclosed at the opening session
I>f the navy court inquiry today, which
began the investigation of the con-
duet of marines on the island re-
public.
Brigadier General George Barnett,
former ccmmandant Of the marines
testified that a mistakes in addition
had led to the erroneous announce
mcnt. Major Edmund B. McClelland
attached to the casualty record office
corps testifies that only a few of the
natives killed had not fallen in action
with the marines or gendarmes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
ROAD GRADING is
PROGRESSING IN
VICINITY OF HEBER

The road grading on the paving
contract handled by Peterson, Dillon
and Patterson is going ahead rapidly
near Heber, according to the state
ment of the county engineer in charge
of the work. They will soon be ready
for gravel and sand from the Frink
Springs pit which is already for op-
GRAFTON by the county.
Tho supervisors, County Clerk
Cook, members of the highway COM
mission and several others went to
Frink Springs last week and made a
thorough inspection of the plant in
stalled there by the county. Ties
are being laid for the county track.
use. The rock crushing at first will
Section Foreman Phillips of the
Southern Pacific today began work on
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
ARTICLE TEN NOT
VITAL AMERICANS
TOLD BY FRENCH
(By Associated Press)

BRUSSELS, Oct. 27,-Leon Bour-
geois, president of the council OF tne
league of nations, talking to Amerl-
can newspaper correspondents last
night said article 10 of the covenant
of the league of nations is not con-
sidered by European statesmen as a
vital and essential element of the COW
enant.
He said that he had been surprised to
hear Article 10 had caused so much
emotion in tre United States.
"Article TO-" he said, "ls scarcely
more than a moral background to the
covenant. 1t is not considered so i'm
portant by Europeans as by Ameri-
cans"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

the siding at the station, the county
cars and motors are there ready for
use. The rick crushing at first will
be a small factor as the rock is al
ready practically in shape for use
right now, while the sand, in its raw
state, is ready for shipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
GOV. cox VISITS
SCENES OF BOYHOOD

MIDDLETOWN, OHIO, Oct. 27.-
Home folks were the campaigning
objects of Governor Cox today. Here.
where he was born and spent his boy
hood days, he returned and brought
the candidacy and the pleas for the
league of nations and other campaign
doctrines to the people who first knew
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
DEMOCRATS CHALLENGE
C. 0. p. TO DEBATE
(Tyv Associated presS1

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Democratic
national headquarters issued a chal-
lenge today to republican national
headquarters for debate cn the
league of nations to be held in Chicago
next Sunday.
Congressman Frank Doremus, chair
man OF the midwest democratic head
quarters, sent Senator Harry S. New
the challenge in charge of the repub-
Ican speakers bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
ALLEGED COTTON
RIDERS ARRESTED
(By Associated Press)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 81
Forty three alleged night riders have
been arrested in Cullman, Marshall
and Blount counties within the past
few days, according to an announce
ment at the governors office today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
TWELVE MEN FIND
VERDICT IN 10 MINUTES
8Y SSOclated Pres

LONDON, Oct. "a jury of Il
men after 10 minutes consideration
returned an open verdict OF the death
of Lord Mayor McSwiney. The verdict
was that he died of heart failure due
to dilated heart and acute delirium,
following scurvy which was due to
exhaustion from prolonged refusal to
take food
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
BOLSHEVISTS GAIN
POWER IN LITHUANIA

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The resignation
of the Lithuania government and the
establishment of pro- -Rolshevik
regime was reported in dispatches
from Riga today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
(By Associated Press)

BEUNOS AIRES, Oct. PA --rief
but unsuccessful evolution broke out
in BOLIVIA, according to advices re-
ceived here today. TIE movement was
Immediately suppressed and 27 ring
leaders executed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Tonight and
Thursday, fair.
Arizona Gener-
ally fair tonight
and Thursday. To-
night and Thursday
warmer in south
portion.
Imperial Valley
Thursday fab, and
warmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
VIII SON IN PLEA FOR LEAGUE
Uncle Wilbert
On job In ri

NETWORK Oct. 27.-President
Ebbetts announced that Wilbert
Robinson, has signed contract to
manage the Brooklyn Nationals for
next year at virtually his own terms.
Robinson also received handsome
bonus for winning the National
league championship of 1920, it was
said.