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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
ILLUMINATING ON
VA. STATE LEAGUE

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 22.--From all nc
counts the Norfolk baseball team win
BE- seen at the old park this season.
after all. Perry Ruth has made ar
engagements to that end There was II
report current that one Of the per-
sons interested in the community SER
vice and a side partner in the real
service had got a lien on the park
that would bar the ball club unless II
came across with real money. says Jay
Lewis. In the Ledger Dispatch
However. that part appears to have
been arranged and the Norfolk club
win proceed to be organized
Ted sullivan, the veteran who
knows baseball and bush leagues. says
4tis-Hnwise to ihereas@-the price OF
admission He thinks ii unwise TO in
crease the expenses Of a club by rails
ing the league rating to Glass T. for
what should be a Glass c circuit at its
best. Newport News found it no easy
sailing last year. How can the Ship
builders be expected to GO out and
get more gate money by raising the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
cDBS SPRING SURPRISE
ON 20 PLACE TIGERS

Affair being defeated in their first
game with the Tigers. the Cubs
gfaesd q brilliant comeback and not
only administered a 220-pin defeat
to tho former team in the second
game. but took the third by 1877 pins.
In their second game they shot 953.
which Is the best individual game any
team has registered so far this sea-
son, but they now also hold the three
gane record. having spilled ASH
pins.
The feature OF the nights play was
the shooting of Holland for the Cubs.
This brilliant performer started with
a 200 score in his first game and in
the other two games got the same
coun,--223-~a total OF SAC, which. In
cit.eataliy, gives him the high three
game total, which was formerly held
~ Marin, a teammate. at Gil.
Marin. of the Cubs. also howled
tbgce consistent games and amassed
Z, total OF SIS for his three games
Glenn was the only Tiger To go
IA" 600 mark. he splitting the
IS for $50 ia his three games.
"a scores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
ENGLAND ADOPTS
FRENCH CHAMPION

London. Jan. 22.-England has
adopted Georges Carpenter. She did
so with movement as quick as the
short right arm uppercut which sent
Joe Beckett to sleep and made the
Frenchman Europe's choice for
challenge to Dempsey for the worlds
championship.
When Carpenter meets Dempsey,
particularly II the meeting Is in Lon
don, as c. r. Cochran hopes. the
French wizard will have all the cheers
and support OF the sporting fraternity
OF the country. lie will be. to all in
tents and purposes, the chosen son of
England, as well as France, against the
American invader
EngIands adoption OF a new AMI
favorite son was so sudden as to be
astounding.
A week before the fight It was said
practically no betting was being done,
because there was nothing in the coun
try but Beckett money. Two days be-
fore the fight the situation had changed
but little. Everybody saw Beckett the
winner. Everybody scorned the ad
vantage Of odds which were available
IL they wished to bet against their own
country. So far as could be ascer-
tanned. betting on the Frenchman just
wasn't being done.
Then Paris began to vote. and the
odds disappeared. but on the morning
Of the fight only one leading sport
writer had the courage to pick the
Frenchman. One suspects that certain
canny Britishers had by this time be
gun to silence national pride and
quietly put money Oh the French
wizard Otherwise, the bearded
bright-eyes visitors from Paris must
have taken enough cash out OF the
country to lift the Paris rate Of ex-
change a point or two.
There was. in fact, a rumor afoat
in the hotels just before the Fight that
it had all been fixed" and that the
Frcnrhman was to win. Lay off, :
keep ynur money or bet on Carpen-
tier was tho word that passed about.
But II the Frenchman went TO the
trouble OF fixing" the fight il was 4
useless precaution Georges didn't
need any help In dealing with Beck 4.
The rurnor undoubtedly was hunk ,"
but the fact remains that Beckett was
still The white haired boy with such
of the British sport public as were
talking audibly. and continued go right
up "a tho night Of the fight.
One minute and some odd seconds
a Beckett man in all Engand OF
course. that is usual form The crowd
goes 10 the winner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
CHARGED WITH DOING
BUSINESS WITHOUT LICENSE

George w. Gallop was placed under
arrest last night by Detective Ser
geants Atkinson and Thurman II Is
alleged that Gallop has been operat-
ing branch Of tn. Automobiles Pro-
tective and Service Corporation with
out he proper licenses for conducting
such a business. X IS claimed that
Gallop has obtained small sums OF
money from several automobile own
ers N Richmond
Gailop has secured Attorney Benja =
min Lovingstein to defend him when
he appears in police court this morn
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
coy INLII,ED RY-TRAIN

Covincton. Va, Jan. 22-Edgar
Wheaton, aged thirteen. Of tho Boys
Home met with . serious accident al
the Boys Home depot Monday when
he attempted tn jump ON a passing
freight train. He was thrown under
the train and his loot was badly
mashed. and his life was only saved
BY the timely assistance on Leon Gold
stein, who dra cged him from under
the wheels Of the fast moving freight
At the time Of the accident the boys
we're unloading coal at the home depot,
Goth wheaton and his rescuer hail
frnm Norfolk !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
Musicale at Voman's esuh.

The young women of St Paurs
Episcopal church are arranging for
a musicale TO be given at the Wo-
mans club Thursday afternoon, Janu-
airy 90, at 4.sn o'clock. The artists
taking part will be Mrs. John l. Dor
set soprano; Joseph Whittemore.
tenor. Miss sara Fisher, violhlist. and
Miss Florence Dansey at the piano.
Tickets will he on sale at the Corley
company and at FERGUSON Brothers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
M'RAES TAKE THREE
STRAIGHT FROM ElkS

The McRae Clothing company won
three straight from the Elks CLUB las.
night on the Palace runs. The pms
were breaking bad for the losers
They lost the last two games In the
last frame by splits and picking
spafe2
M. Vunck rolled high for the WIN
ners and Alright for the losers
Tonight the Tragles VS. virginia
Railway and Power company on the
Palace runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
FIEDFRlCKSBTR CHOSEN
FOR REPUBLICAN MEETING.

fredericksburg, Va. jan 22.--At a
meeting of the first district Republican
committee held here this city was SO
locted as the place OF meeting OF the
district convention to be- held March
] l. Cape Charles and Newport News
were also applicants for the convcn-
ton. but fredericksburg won by
vote
The advisa bility Of nominating 3
candidate for congress from this dis
trict will be determined at the meet
ing to be held in March
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
Cubs

A. the Pietsch alleys this evening
the fast stepping Reds and the lead
ing White Sex clash and three hot
and exciting games are In store for
tht bowling fans. as the Reds will
use every endeavor 10 take three
straight from the present league lead
ers, and II successful viii III mhle them
from the lead for the first time since
the season opened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
Gordon &. Kent

CSoecia1 to The Richmond Eirginlan1
Wythcville Va. jan. 22--The fun
eral service of Gordon Cloyd Kent.
SON of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph G.. Kent.
was held here this afternoon at 2 80
O'Clock i'm the Episcopal church Mr..
Kent was thirty-onr years old and
die1 in ~ Centro, Cal, January 18th
Bf rsuf1Grsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
m. N q. but Will go higher up.

son, N g. but Will go higher up.
It's a Joke to talk about rating
league There was better baseball
ght down here in the old Virginia
league with a class & rating. when
steve Griffin. win Clark, Joe Grim
Shnughneesv, Heinie Busch, Is u K
pressly, and the rest OF what now
seems TO be old-timers were in th"
game than Jack Dunn and his crowd
of International leaguers displayed 10
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

There ism t any question that
the budget system with an &C
curate record of expenditures
is the thrifty economical way
to run either a business or a
home.
The Family Expense Account
Book has been featured largely
during Thrift Week because it
so clearly paves the way for a
reduction of living expense for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

usual proportions for The Januayp
court Many Of the heavy ANIMALS
offered were bought by Whitmer BfoA
and sent 10 Knoxville, Tenn, wherA
they will be used In the logging camps.
Hirsch Bros. also purchased a great
many ana are advertising for few
more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
MEN

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"yAkV down through excess or
-e'"fN other causes We want
TO mail you our book which tells about
6EkTONIQUE. restorative remedy
that will cost you nothing II you are
not cured or benefited. Every man
meeting n. tonic to,aoxeBeayae 4eersonal
weakness. etc. should get this fraa
book at once. CUMBERLAND CHENI-
CAL CO. 2s4 Berry Block. Nashville.
Tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

Last year Babe Ruth got all swelled
up when Harry Frazee said he would
sell or trade any player on his club
except big Babe. Now Ruth is all
pesved at the remarks Frazee made
IN explaining why he sold him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

France got his club in bad by max
ing Babe Ruth the big star and now
has got himself in bad by selling the
star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

Richmond has signed Rawson,
catcher. and Scrappy Moore, the old
Naval Base star. The Colts have got
the real thing in Moore, for fact.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
SPORT NOTES

Metropolitan fans are looking for
ward with eager interest to the sec
ond meeting between Jimmy Wilde
ard Jack Sharkey. at Jersey City.
January Is.
waiter Kopf. brother OF Billy Kept
tho Cincinnati shortstop. Is star
basketball player on the Dartmouth
college team
When he boxed Bob Moha at Mil
waukee the other night Ted Jameson
wore the same shoes that Jack Demp-
say wore when he knocked out Jess
willard
Manager Gibson. OF the Pittseurg
PtS1&Aa, says that lung power-or. in
other words good winds what every
pitcher must have to make good. If
that's the case, there must be some
promising talent among the big league
mAEnateA
Tue $1,000 purst for the Caddock-
Sxecher wrestling bout at New York
Is 5000 more than was posted for
tho Cotch- Hackenschmidt bout at Chi
cago Z few years ago.
Ben Wilson. president OF the Rich
mond club. says ne is going To have
the fastest team that ever represented
tho, capital city in the Virginia league
thu coming season. What all the
clubs need is color--some card, base
ball feature--to attract the fans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

Richmond is also after Joe Boehling.
The tail blonde might we'll become
the Babe Ruth of this circuit
Walter St. Denis is certainly say
ing a nice lot of things about the
Caddock Stecher bout in New York.
The veteran sport writer seems to
there is no room To admit ladies to
tho Caddock-0ln match here. The
fair fans are greatly taken with Earl $
handsome appearance. They are all
roofing for him 10 beat the Finn.
Harry knlilea, spoken OF as pos
sible choice for ch airnan OF the Ma
tioaal baseball commission, was once
n the American lea que. He owned
tn" Red Sex before the Taylors, OF
Boston. took over the franchise. The
Taylprs sold out TO Lannin. who let
Frtzee in Tor share OF the club, IL
not all OF Il.
Bill Brennan. who is regarded
highly by Leo +. Flynn, wants a crack
at Fred Fulton. Brennan is a broth
Of 4 boy.
Gene Mclady. manager OF Earl Cad
dock, Is quite an author His mono
graph. Athletics Makes Mon occu-
pied prominent place in a recent
issue OF "Goldenrod." the official pub
lication Of the Omaha Athletic club.
The first race for the America cup
will be sailed July IS. with succeed
ing races on July II. 20. % and "a,
unless the Shamrock " or the de-
Tending yacht--probahiy the Reso-
lute--make it three straight
Arnold Horween will captain the
Harvard football team next season.
He plays in the backheid when not
playing center The Crimson loses
eight Of its varsity men. including
Ralph Horween, Casey and Church.
who scored the touchdown against
Oregon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
Today
Is Family
Budget
Day

eVTI IIUI1Ie tI1eat uses OI1e
Hundreds of people have called daily for
the books at the banks and trust companies
where they are being given away free.
1t shows clearly that our people have
taken hold of the thrift idea and are de-
termined to practice economy and save
every penny possible.
The savings you make through the use of
the Family Budget Book will enable you
to make real start toward the big objects
Of the Thrift Campaign. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

Richmond is also after Joe Boehling.
The tall blonde might we'll become
the Babe Ruth OF this circuit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

AT the end Of the first month we saw
where our money went. The second month
we were able to cut down on one or two
things we spent money for needlessly the
first month We saved little here and
little there and after few months the ex-
pense account book gave us a sort of birds
eye view Of the whole matter Of living ex-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

penses. 1t was all spread out before us and
we were able to cut it down ) to 20 per
cent below what it used to be"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
Do You Want to Save Money?
Get A Family Expense Account Book!

he first hundred dollars ever saved
was saved by means Of family expense
account book, said a prominent Rich
mond business man on yester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

day.
Before we started keeping
a record of our expenses my
wife and could never save a
penny. 1t was usually a case
OF Just having enough to make
ends meet. We decided to
make a monthly budget-a
schedule o four living expenses
and we began setting down
everything we spent day by day
and ite,p NV ton, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

Harry knlnea, spoken OF az a pos.

Bill Brennan. who is regarded
highly by Leo +. Flynn. wants a crack
at Fred Fulton. Brennan is broth
of 4 boy.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-31

/ hold that freedom of the press
is one thing and desirable, but
that press license is quite anoth-
er thing and to be vigorously
condemned. l hold too, that one
of the primary functions of dem
ocratic government is to pro-
mote good will among the people
living under its flag and to nip
in the bud any attempt on the
part of an individual or individu-
ais to stir up animosity or i'll will
against any element of the popu-
lation-be that element Catho-
lie, Protestant, Jew, Masonic or
what not. This should have been
done long ago. 1t is nothing short
of national disgrace that in this
land of equality where "a mans
a man for a'that" such a spec
tacle as we are now witnessing
should be possible. And we need
not attempt this task single
handed. There will be many-not
of our faith-who will be glad to
assist us in bringing about the
desired consummation, for the
issue before us is not a Jewish
issue. Let us stress that emphat-
ically. What we are trying to kill
is not anti-Semitism but some
thing more inclusive than that.
We are trying to kill anti-Amer-
icanism, for that, in the final
analysis, is the crime of which
Ford and his ilk stand convicted
before God and man.
LEONARD J. ROTHSTEIN.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-31
Friday. December 81. 1920.
EDITORIAL

Continued from Page 81.
affords to represent it in court
men like Chas. E. Hughes, Alton
B. Parker, Wickersham, Louis
Marshall, Samuel Untermeyer
and Levi Mayer (of Chicago.
Ford has made certain charges
against a whole people. The bur-
den Of proof is upon him. He
must be made to bring forth his
evidence to substantiate these
charges. If he fails las fail he
must), he must be punished.
Even Ford must be made to un-
derstand that in this blessed
land a character assassin cannot
indulge in his pet pastime with
impunity. Should it be argued
that, because he mentions
no names in his whole
sale indictment he cannot be
hailed into court of law and
made answerable at the bar Of
justice, then l answer, if that be
true, this is not the country I
thought it to be and the right as
sumed in our Constitution to
every citizen to life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness be-
comes a meaningless phrase.
My second suggestion is that
the Authorization League pc
tition Congress to make law
that shall forbid under penalty
Of both Imprisonment and fine
the spreading of propaganda
through the medium of newspa-
pers, pamphlets OF books having
for its purpose the sowing the
seed Of discord between the in
habitants Of our land. To permit
such matter the privilege of the
mails is to prostitute that de-
partment of our government to
vicious and destructive purposes.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-31
++++++++++++++'
Ell PASO.

Mrs. Bernard Kraukauer announces
the marriage Of her daughter Natalie,
to Mr.. Samuel Arthur Aaron on SUM-
day, the fifth Of December, One Thous-
and Nine Hundred and Twenty, in the
City Of Los Angeles.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

See Standard Motor Company /.
prices on tires and tubes,
Remember the closing out ssie
1t the Rex Dry Goods 10
Miss Mary walker spent Wi.
nssday In Nashville
Mrs. Oscar ke~non, Of f4fis.
spent the week ond here
II. A. peyton 10 recovering lFoT
AZ attack OF influenza,
Born 10 n aud Mira J Max
Cowan. Sunday. February %, son.
Misses Kate MeMury and Sarah
Payne we're In Nashville Saturday.
Mrs Robert Green is Visiting
relatives 10 Mury county,
Crow Bros. and Morrow have
just received a new line OF Spring
caps,
Scott Hooper spent the week end
at Nunnelly the guest OF Mics Ger.
Iude Connolly.
Mrs. W W. Dotv, OF Nashville,
spent the week end here with her
sister. Mrs. ID. Y. Martin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

To the thousands Of book readers
who know the tense dramatic inter
ess and deep emotional thrill oi
Harold Bell Wright's famous story
oil love and adventure. The Eyes
Of the World, : i, will be welcome
news that a magnificent motion
picture production OF the romance
in nine reels will be seen at the
Patriot Theater. March 3 and &
The fgh, on the cliff in The
Eyes Of the World" between kins
Rutiidge, which IL the major climax
Of the story, 10 said 10 DO one Of the
most thrilling things sssr shown in.
a theatsr. A musical score has
been prepared Tor the The Eyes Of
the World which ID cued to the
second with every mood Of the
unfolding tale, aud is said TO be =
symphonic drama 10 itself.
The Eyes oil the World was
filmed with the active personal ~
sis,ance OF the author. who not only
amplliied the story for the screen
aud prepared the working scessrio.
bu, also took par, in the day. by day
work Of interpreting his chetsc,er
Tor the production. A motion pic.
,ure view of Harold Bell Wright al
bic literary workshop on bic grea,
ranch At Oracle. Arizona, are shown
pseceding the film story.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

See Standard Motor Company e
price, on tires aud tubes.
Misc Louise Freeman spent Fri.
day in Nashville shopping.
FOR sALE-Pure.br bred s {.
Rhode leland Red eaGs 81 per
setting Of Is pickson Gfeenhouse
Cumberland phone -.
FOR sALE-Two good 240 esa
incubs.oys. one Flo broader, ons
N-s Buckeye Hove, Extra 6ns
.,rs,n ure.bred $. c, Rhode i-Isnd
Red roosters. s. each. Call Cum
b,rlsnd phone. 40 Dicksop.
XANTED-To buy or trade ter
al acres mere OF less improved
land gear Dickson. Give !uil de-
mription and ,srns
=. n. Hsmil,on
Terre Haute. lptl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
Has Had stomach Trouble for
Ss,en Years.

Theodore SANFORD Of Kenmore.
Mich has had stomach trouble for
seven years and could not cal vege.
tables Of iruis without pain iu the
stomach and restless nishts~ By
,skins Chamberlain Tablets be 10
now able to eat vegetables or fruit
~ithou, CAUSING pain o siesplsss-
n%-s, II tro,hled With Indigestion
or constipation give these tablets .
trial. They Are certain ~ prove
b ne6esAl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

How IRE yous eyess See D.
Gray Of Nashville. sbous your eve
troubles and sissess ON 1ussdsy ii
each week ut the "a. James H9'.'
A sumbss a eur gDed eitiH@r 10
ard out ~ town nave Hound "is
slsssss give good vision, comfort
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
RUMANIAN CITIZEN
RIGHTS FOR ALL BU- =
KAWINA JEWS. a3 9

Czernowitz, Bukawina-( By I.
]. P. B.)-The Roumanian Gov
eminent has issued a PROVISIONAL
decree granting all BukaWina;
Jews without exception the right
of becoming citizens of Ru-
mania.
Some time ago the tRumanian
Government declared semi-offe
cially that not all Bukawiria
Jews might become citizens. A
differentiation WAS to- be made
between those Jews who could
establish long residence and citi-
zenship in the province, and the
rest who resided in Bukawina but
were considered subjects Of
Austria. From its latest state
ment it seems that the Govern
ment has concluded MOTTO make
this unjust discrimination and. to
permit all the Jews of the terri
tory to be natura1ized.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
TO BE CALLED A JEW AN
INSULT. =,

Warsaw.-(By 7. J. P. By
Recently the case of Schifman,
director of the Polish Theater.
against the dramatic critic, Pien-
kowsky, was tried in a local
court. 1t seemed that in one of.
his articles in the press the critic.
stated that Schifman was a Jew
and that he conducted his theater
according to his Jewish tastes. 81.
The plaintiff produced evil.
dence and witnesses to prove that
he was not Jew, and the Judge
decided that to call an honest
Pole "Jew" is an insult and an
offense which may only be ex-
plated by serving one week in
jail.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07

Mr.. Ernest L. Davis has been
elected chairman of the Sydney
On. S. W9hStock Exchange M.
Davis has now been elected to
the Craftsmanship twelve times,
the first occasion being in 1882,
ten years after he became a mem
Der of the exchange. Mr.. Davis
is president of the Sydney Great
Synagogue and vice-president of
the Board of Jewish education.
He is also president of the sgd
ney branch of the Anglo4Jewish
"A Association. I-a--sr'-s4-ae fss1 svlaAQ
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
Page Three

Delaware" has been more favor.
ably received by many critics
than the familiar Leutze painting
of the same subject in the Metro.
politan Museum of Art. His
painting of Betsy Ross. and her
companions at the making of the
first American flag, and that en-
titled "Ring, Ring for Liberty"
depicting the old bellringer in In
dependence Hall, are perhaps the
most familiar.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07

The executives of the estate of
the late Sir Moses Ezekiel, to-
gether with the family Of the de
ceased sculptor, are making ar
rangements for the removal Of
his remains from Rome, Italy, to
this country for interment in the
Arlington National Cemetery, in
accordance with his wishes. Sir
Moses Ezekiel made the great
bronze monument, his most i'm
portant work, for the Arlington
Cemetery, to the memory of the
Confederate dead who are buried
there, and being a Confederate
veteran. he desired to be laid to
rest with his comrades.