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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
LEWIS DELIVERS LECTURE
ON DISPLAY ADVERTISING
New WomRn's Club Also Hears Talk
On Behalf Of Rclicf for

various types of display advcrtis-
ing were discussed Yesterday by L.
H. Lewis, of Miller x Rhoads. in an
address before the Woman's Advcr-
Using Club at Murphy's Hotel. Mr..
Lewis spoke on The Psychology Of
Hdvertising." Captain X. G. Morse.
chaplain in the Canadian army, spoke
In the interest of Armenian relief
Mr.. Lewis talk had 10 do with
various types OF display advertising
ana, by illustration and example. he
brought emphasis upon that feature
of the work lie told the club that
advertising has its strongest appeal
but is least cvinccd. in the inspira-
ZION back of the process OF reason by
which tho public mind is nodded.
Particular stress was laid upon
making an appeal upon the higher
Sonableness. Discounting merchan-
disc temporarily was declared by the
speaker TO be harmful. rather than
helpful. and Mr.. Lewis pointed out
the advisability OF building for the
future by high class advertising.
Captain Morse SPOKE on the horrors
OF Turkish oppression over the
Nrmcnians and told OF AN attempt to
libcratc Armenian women from Turk
ish hnrcms which failed only because
the would be DELIVERIES could not OBJ
Ia in any food for them il they were
released. as the Sultan had promised.
Miss Josephine WaEGaman was a
guest OF the club. The sum Of s27
was raised among the members for
the relief OF Armenia. Plans are be-
Ing made by members to raise 500
adopt one OF the orphans i'll Armenia,
and assume it's care.
Members OF The board OF directors
Of the club will hold a special meet
ing today 10 consider routine bust
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
TO ENFORCE DOG LAW
Game Department InstructS Local
Wnrdens to Enforce RcEuln-
tfon After July I.

Enforcement of the dog law will
he begun July this year according
TO an opinion by Acknowledgement
John r. Saunders rendered to the De-
partment of Game and Inland Fish
cries yesterday.
Following receipt OF the opinion.
II was announced at the Office of the
department that wardcns would pro-
coed on July to obtain warrants
for all persons vino had not before
that date paid the tax on dogs 4
months old and over owned by them.
under their control or on promises
on which they reside. Payment OF
taxes on dogs { months OF age by
July ], after that date. will not re-
lievc the owners from prosecution,
II was pointed out.
The law applies to cities and towns
as well as 10 tile counties. some con-
fusion as 10 this point having been
made Gear in the statute as amended
by the 1920 session of the General
Assembly. Failure TO pay the tax
constitutes Il misdemeanOr. punish
able by fine of not less than s. nor
more than sl00. in addition to the
costs OF prosecution. Dogs on which
the tax has not been paid and have
40 known ownership Will be de-
stroycd by game wardcns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
VIRGINIA AND BAY STATE
TO Join IN CELEBRATION
Patriotic Societies of Old Dominion
Will Commemorate beginning
OF Free Government.

That the beginning of free insti
tutions in America may be nttingly
COMMUNICATED in the tcrcentcnnial
anniversary of the year in which the
first legislative body in America con
rcncd at jamestown in 1919. and
later the Mayiowcr compact became
patriotic organizations OF Virginia.
under the honorary Craftsmanship of
Governor WcStmorcland Davis, and
the active Craftsmanship of Mrs. Will
liam Ruiiin Cox, are already making
tentative plans to participate extern
sivcly i'll the celebration which takes
place carly in October.
At preliminary meeting held in
tho Governors Offices yesterday
AlstOn cabcll, president of the So
cie;y OF Colonial Wars; DIR. Charles
Il. Robins representing the Sons of
the Revolution: Arthur Il. Clarke.
the Sons OF the American Revolution:
Mrs. Allen Chambers. Of tho DauEh-
tcrs Of the American Revolution;
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson, of the Asso
Einia Antiquities, and Mrs. William
HuGin cix. OF the Virginia Division,
Colonial DANES of America.
Starting from Massachusetts. the
fleet of ships lent by the government
Will anchor in Hampton Roads for
tho Virginia part of the celebration
during the first week in October.
when jamestown. Williamsburg.
Yorktown and other historic places
Will be visited and their Importance
in tho carly history OF Amcrra en-
phasizcd in every way possible
Many Richmond people Will go to
Norfolk for the CclcDra ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
WILL CONDUCT SYSTEM OF
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
churches I'm Diocese of Virginia Oh
'ih Kermit From State Cor
pOrntion COmfniSsInn

I"t'ra=S In the Diocese Of VIZ
'.'.a secured yesterday rom m,
state Corporation Lomm;ssian .t.e
4nGc! which they viii csiIt-
-; ana conduct a system OF scSonis
~ IS..eSes under the suoc.v.sini
nv Si.it,S sn Q. the Protestant EDis.
:. llcen'@n: was made sev,-,,
e..5 ago OF the purchase o.. IN.
-, IAN DC! !"!nc Scaoo. Tor Boys. ni.a-
$500 -. Virginia Randolph EI'r:t
-to3t ioE G!F!s, Richmond, and :,
:nHhe Scaool Tor Girls, Chario:tns
N.I., as additions 10 The Ct,t,rch',,
sES.sn. %; educational Institutions.
D,"gsIs o.: the nons;oCk corpo-a-
Ti.sHt H.E William Cabcu Rrown ~
r. "!SHoy OF the diocese. prcsittr,:
i,sS' =. AacLhrcH Brydo,. secr.t,.,v'
. q, N - randolph Williams ana Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
EXHIBIT OF "WHAT GOOD ARE
WEI" CLUB Is CREDITABLE
Large Numbers Are Rcinl; Instructed
In Rrcrcntionnl Work by Red
Circle COmmunItN CIuI.


Crochet work OF exquisite design
and workmanship in what ts acknowl-
edged to be the most interesting cX-
hio!t ever shown in the city is the
work OF the What Good Are we
cub OF young colorcd women.
one OF the nifty groups which take
part in the recrcat!onal and social
program being carried on at 90 Clay
street. ST. James and Clay. by the
Eed Circle Community Club. under
direction o: the Richmond Commune
lily recreation Association.
Thirteen young colOrcd women
compose the membership OF the What
Good Are We club" which meets
Resides the work in crochet. the ex-
h!bit contains crcditable embroidery.
particularly Two pieces in tan linen
with an Egyptian motif.
In charge OF the work at 90 ella
street are TWO trained secretaries
MISS blanche Wright and NJ. a Nor
Veil. Approximately 500 men and
women :.Hd girls of all ages attend
the various clubs during the week.
The problem OF tn. small colorrd hoy
is now being worked out By those in :
teTestcd in the Red Circle Community
Club. Large groups OF colorcd pco-
pie are being instructed in rccrea-
tional work at Dunbar school. in
ninnity House, at Second and Denny
-. and at 90 Clay street dur!n z
10 .:ext three weeks by rccrca-
tional and playground expert from
New York. Mrs. T. l.. Connolly, under
the auspices of the Richmond Recrc-
ational Association and the Red Cir
Gle Community club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
CABOT TALKS TO ROTARIANS
Tells I'm or welfare Work Done
Among Employees by Industries
OF NIchmund

Description OF the welfare work
done by employers among their en-
rioyccs in tobacco factories in Rich
mond was given in an address dcliv-
cred by G. II. CABOT. OF the LiEgctt
Myers Tobacco Company, before
the Richmond Rotary Club last night
at the Richmond Hotel
Three boys from the Boys Club.
which has been formed under the di-
-ection of the Rotary Club. appeared
before the meeting and demonstrated
their ability by an exhibition of attn
ictics: There are about 200 boys in
the club now.
Friday the Rotary Club will leave
on a trip TO stanton. where. Friday
night. they will organize Il new Ro-
iary Club. From Staunton. ,ihe club
Viii go 10 Covington, where they Will
visit seven boys who are their Orotc-
gees in the home for boys there. They
VIII also see the gym erected
through contributions from the Rich
mond Club. The trip will be made by
automobile.
On June .? the club will pay it's
annual visit to the Boy scouts camp
in Chesterfield County. The camp
was recently threatened by fire. which
swept over part of the traci owned
By the Scouts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Chapter. United
daughters of the Confcdcracy,
Confederate Museum, II.
Greater Itichmond College
nnuls, IL.
Foreign mission board, Southern
baptist Convention, Presbyterian
building. 10.
Richmond First Club. business
Mems Club, 1
tonrd of managers, RcnI Estate
Exchange, {.
Presidents rcccption. Greater
HichinOnd College, ..
Richmond Chapter, American
Officers of Great War, University
Club. a.
Central Trades md Labor Coun-
ell, Arcade BuiIdinE. =.
brond Street Methodist Church
ruIl!. =.
Address on "Goidcn Age of
Greece" by Alexander w. We'd
dell, auspices Virginia League of
Enc Arts ana Ilnndicrnrts. IFS
East Franklin Street. S;:O.
strand. "Thnt's My Wife," mu.i-
cnl comedy. ::3O. S:I0.
Lyric. vaudeville. 3, 1:i5, o:3o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
FOUGHT IN PETERSBURG
j. g. Grny Warehouse md stock
suffer Estimated LOSS OF S30.0u0,
with SmnIi Insurance.

tSpecial 10 The Times Dispa,chD
rETERSBUHG. June Sire to-
day almost completely destroyed 4
Warehouse belonging TO j. q. Gray
and burned quantity OF TOBACCO
valued at $4,000. The loss amount
ed to $4,000. with only about $500
insurance on the building and stock.
The fire was one of the most stub
born encountered by local iirchga,ers
in several months, and the blaze was
fought for more than three hours.
Gray was threatened, hut no damar.
was done. Several negro houses were
also in danger for a while. but the
iiremen succeeded in Keeping the
flames confined to the tobacco war;
house. The fire was under control
around noon today.
Elect City commissioners
In spite OF the fact that he can
didates FOR the five commission jobs
were unopposcd in today's election. Il
good vote was pollcd in Petersburg.
Those who are to compose the mu-
nicipal body under the commission
Ruckcr. a merchant: :. w thinner.
a lawyer: I. ). Meredith. a machinist:
q. c. Wright, bank president and
business man. and w. II. Wilcox,
merchant.
The commissioners will meet in
few days to consider applications for
the city manager job.
Confederate Memorial Services.
Hrtnur hyle Davis. president OF
the Southern Female College. Peters
burg. VIII deliver tho address at the
memorial exercises to be held to-
morrow afternoon at Blandford Come
terry, when tribute will he paid TO
the Confederate dead.
General Omar Bundy, commanding
general OF Camp Lee. and his staff
VIII attend the exercises. while de-
tachmcnts Of soldiers from the camp
viii also participate. Graves are to-
day being decorated by members Of
the Ladies' Memorial Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
DANIELS COMMEND SANDS
FOR BACK TO FARM STAND
Cooperation OF Navy in Effort to
Postpone Unnecessary Public In
dcrtakingS Assured by Secretary.

Cooperation of the Navy Depart :
ment i'll the effort TO have all un-
necessary public undertakings post
poncd temporarily. in order TO re-
lease labor to the farms. has been
assured by Secretary Joscphus Dan
icls in Il letter to Oliver j. Sands
president of the American National
Bank. and chairman of the commit
tce on agriculture of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce.
The letter follows;
~ thank YOU sincerely for your
letter. and | shall take the matter
up at once. We have reduced our
employees in the navy-yards since
January from 100000 to about
$4,000. and arc reducing them rcEu-
larry ! have given instructions to
make every reduction possible. keep
ing not single man who is not alb
So!utcly necessary; and | SHALL see
that thiS Is carried out. agree with
you entirely that the government;
should set an example in economy at
this time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
cnn Mike Nonlnso,Icants In Home.

Manufacture OF Misunderstanding
cider and fruit juices. exclusively for
use in the home, is permissible with
out authority from the government
according to Federal Prohibition D!-
rector :. II. DOnohoc. Such cider and
fruit juices. however. shall not be
sold or delivered except to persons
having permits under the national
prohibition law to manufactures vine
gar. Cider in the home may he al
lowed to turn 20 vinegar il the
owner desires, provided no fcrmcnta-
bic substance is added to the cider
or fruit juices to increase tho alco-
hole content thereof. II also Is per-
misSfblc for person TO take his
fruits to custom mill and have
them made into cider and fruit
juices. This ruling applies to the
home use OF cider and vinegar. and
does not permit sale or delivery to
any one other than those legally per-
mitted TO purchase. nor does IL cover
the commercial use OF cidar and fruit
iuicCg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
HONOR RICHMOND MAN
,ton ~. iriius Chosen by Ma
""i VI! Hank or New Iurl,
ior Training Service ibr,nd

w. Merritt Iettus. member Of tho
III sFaduai!nE class at Richmond
,lo..sEe; has been choscn By IN" Sa-
as !"H 0no S.ty isarli u New York City
oHe OF Inc sixty students TO bS.
a'a.Aed by that bank for hankino
nvi zee abroad. After "a course OF
on" on. year IN the bank, these students
.w ar pc sent /" various parts OF the
Mr. Icttus is a ,,.rt,,u
S nv GERS, OF Sli Park Avenue. and
a., ~" made Richmond ais home di,rinr
~, ,I', ioHr years he has attended ittrhee
noini,,,,.,1I,i nee. ASIDE from an APP
i,T1'I,,.tl.r'e.'t from Washington and I.r.
.!.N,fs!iy' he is the only Virrjnian
49, selected ri about Coz an.
p'.v"m,2 from students throughou,
,i",,,,,, n.loG states. Mr.. rct,us was
,,v,,,.H" 'H ~ his college, and viii
ItnoIl Tor M0rk LuIn - ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Seek Ia Practice D.,,,.,r,

Thirty four applicants for STATE
-! cnse 70 practice dentistry in V!r-
ma arIca!cd before Tho Siai.
Dtni4l Examining Board ycstcrd;tv
,,nHorh!hs at the Medical College OF
y, ma" or this number, twelve
- "rsi"ta anH Sin applicants We're
ppif"etice - their credit. DR.. II. J.:
!.ii'per OF Danv.l!e. is prrsiden, Of
sne hoard, ana Dr. j. l.. Walker. OF
~. I'm, - SECRETARY The lis, OF
s ..at Wno nhSsed the examination
suc't"siuiy VIII he published within
tht heNt week. Only iivc Of the pros
re''Er dentists were graduates of
~ 1SHCo! o! dentistry OF the Med
itdi college Of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
bushes. stud, cIun ,o VIE,

ionr addresses will fcatur. the nv
.'ohthiE meeting of the Modern Bust
ness Stucy club tomorrow night a,
CLOCK al the Business Mems Club.
EDWARD J. Carr. Vi. Vi. Nasood i
=. n non friddy and II. Il. Roberts
- turner. :. 7. Massey and u. III
racket viii be altcrnatcs TO INC
hpcakcfs In the order named. MIR.
ny WI speak on the SUB jcct. .IIu-
~ II "ppc"ls IN Advertising Mr.
i!hrood has chosen for his su,,i.ri
"'ru values In Advertising" Get
ms ho-pT1cr copy" VIII hc the sub
y.t' Oh IN" address OF Mr. Priddy, and
AZ racket Viii speak on Getting
tht-!nqu!ry Copy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
HOLD APATHETIC ELECTION
Less Than 900 Votes Arc Cast for
Mayor of Richmond and City

Less than 1909 votes were cast yes
tcrday in the most apathctic NUM-
c!pal election held In Richmond for
many years. The actual vote. accord
ing to returns given out at the
various prccints. was 3IG.
While there was no opposition to
Mayor Ainsiie and the other Demo
cratic candidates for city Offices, the
result Of the election was disappoint-
ing 10 party leaders, who were cs-
pecially anxious that Il full vote be
pollcd.
The vote cast in each of the wards
follows:
jefferson. 249; Madison. 2ll: Lee.
25S; and Clay. 25S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Disciples of Christ Cnmpuirn

y total OF S547.ls? has been raised
in the Chesapeake area In the Dis
ciples OF Christ campaign The
Chesapeake area is composed OF MIR
ginia. Maryland. the District of CO.
lunb!a and Delaware. The churches
of Richmond have contributed
amounts as follows: Seventh Street
$4,000; Hanover Avenue, si4.T3i:
Colonial Place. s2.0o5: Third. $40. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
rromuIgn,c New Trnmc order.

Director OF Public Safety William
Myers last night directed that the
following order go into effect l..
o'clock midnight. June Ii: No We
hic!cs will lie allowed TO park on the
west side of Seventh Street. between
Broad Street and the alley intcrscct-
ing seventh between BROAD and
Grace Streets. THe purpose of this
ncw regulation is 10 protect pcdcs-
TRANS at tho transfer point on the
southwest corner OF Seventh and
Broad Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
National Gamers In Conference.

8 COnfCrcnCc under AUSPICES OF The
National Gamers Association will be
held at Murphy's Hotel tomorrow at
noon. when Wholesale groCcrS and
brokers Of Richmond. Hopcwcll.
fredericksburg and Petersburg are
expected 10 attend. The purpose of
the meeting Is to acquaint tho whole
sale grOCcrs and brokers OF the adj
vcrtisinE campaign Of the canned
foods ana the Increased wholesome
ness Of the fruit put IN. Confer
cnccS will he also held in Roanoke,
IynchburE and Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
broad street Methodist nn,,,.

Inc membership OF Broad st,co,
~ elh"dISt church viii meet AT the
.nGr'h a. o'clock tonight for a big
ally " J.. iiurton ana {. c. BAILEY.
~" oi the canvassing teams
III 'h"h' their reports. and there
"" ne speeches by :. ). Northington.
W Smithdcal. T.. II. Courtney w
- hAiion, y; Anderson and the
ana refreshments viii f,aitirc ~
evening '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Trolley Anrc; womnn Jumps.

4 Hivcrview car. in Charge Of
Motormau w. l.. Childrcss. caught
fire on South Harrison Street. be-
tween Main and Cary. at 7:l5 o'clock
yesterday morning. Gertrude FitZ-
gerald. Colored. aged ~. became
frightened and jumped. sustaining, "A
compound fracture of the ankle. She
was taken TO Virginia Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Colonel Hodges "a snc,,,

S"lon.i Leroy Hodges. aid 10 Gov
crhor Wcstrorcland Davis. win adj.
dress thc Richmond First Chm ioIay
az me monthly meeting OF the organ
lZat'oh 81 the business Mems club
Az ! = NJ subject OF Colonel Hodges;
a1 VIII be the Virginia State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Officers of World WAR TO Meet.

Richmond Chapter American On-
GERS OF the Greet War, viii hold an
important called meeting this even
ing at 6 o'clock at the University
Club. y report of an urgent nature
will he submitted for action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Morgan i. Robinson yesterday in Chan.
Gerry Court qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF the late Mrs Virginia Rob.
iison. valued at s7.I5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Need % several new recruits was I'm
hf..ssSI on members Of tho Hugh stock
H'il Machine Gun Company AT a meeting
last uiCh; in tho Ci-ays' Ar,nory Tho ,crn
lar GT.i followed tbs meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

BIDS FOR certain coulp,nent and sn,
plies FOR n" City Gas Plant will y. op.ncd
oy me Mayors ADVISORY, Board June IL
notice yesterday OF tho commission ~
E,oryR FrancIf:n as postmaster at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Verdict for tho plaintiff was rendered
in Cl;y Circuit Court yesterday in IN.
suit OF James T. Donahue against Cora
*. Abraham for $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Blues. will hold its regular drill am;
meeting tonight at S:I5 O'Clock in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Rev: + w. Puincy. o. Central Rap,ist
Ihurch, Eorfnlk. IS aiding Rev Charles p
l.cck in conducting a revival "A, ma.
haptlSt church this week. Rev Putncv
Snohf 1hst night on The Combination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

The Childrc:'s Home SacIo,v ., va.
einlh viii hold It's nineteenth annual
meeting at III" receiving homo in IIIrh
ana faTk tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Mt which time reports Tor Tho
iaSt year Will % read and a hoard %,
directors elected for the ensuing year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Dr.. J q Nclson, rrcyidon. y, ~, d..
nond academy ot Medicine and Surrnr,
.ast night urged members NJ tho academy
society. and pointed out the good work
m ~ C,Jo 10y INC society At a meeting OF the
- ""' ~ IN IN" auditorium OF the Cham
90 ,ninmcrce. DIR. -. George Gr!nnan
g.rcuN"red a report - Observation nm
IFcAtMcnt OF D.Arrhoa In Infants, o''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

- Owing 70 tho fact. that the organ in tho
, r.,n.m "unin'oiIHm 81 Reth Ahabah Svnn-
ss ,i,ns the sg1Inmc.. the services n; Inc
ro,ln6ogne VIII %" hold in The assembly
ftiany evening. June 18Th on FciJavv
s ,,E IN" last evening service Of thc
S,,Vi..''' WI! ." hold n the auditorium,
800 music VIII DO given by Tho rboI,
anu Nahs! = y. CaMsch Will Give m an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Bachelor al Science in Medicine
homer Browning Ilttrcii AM lilo
CLASS OF l.:b-Neathampton Colie-,

SAl!ie W. ADMISSION cfnt,, r
Brass. Mexico. Mo: Ruth Carver. I.1Y..
yiDe. Ky. Marie Ficmings crow,icr i',H''
insion: Mar BERNARD Guest. R!ci,ro,,i
Jchnettc WOlcott Freeman oak 49,.
elizabeth Jenries Heinrich Btrb'r1'"s
May Lois Johnaon. Richmond. Mar So
horourh Mcdaniel Richmond u",A
EsteIe McEwcr. Richmond: Eath-y, u
Siothiln, ,ireenv!nc, :. C.: Eliza 49,
Morgan, scotland Neck y q: r,,
SSailard Shi'inan, Burkeyillc Franz,
Shoinl Shu'nEte. Glen I.yn: cia7sIlr' IL :
Stnbbt Sa!uda: Virginia Laws Truiti ,!,i
so.k: khtherIne SuiIlcr vaughan u'lt
mon1 Fhilena Bell" Vaughan. RichrnGr'i.
t MxaTlha Lena Walden. Ino. Lucy Jirrai.
I,nrhrIor Of Science.
!. Carolyn Duncan Broaddus. Ioujsvi1lo
Ky: Ruth Lucille Commandment y{jt
mond; Luanita Li!iicsdaic. Eichmond
wallace Castles Anderson' I"nnfr-
YeoiEe Lc~!s Chumb,ey Athens. O.
yHintB Henry Douohue .Jr RirbmnnS
m,mlam Mckinley Phipps Ciintwood
rcua.'es DArcy Sanford Pctcrshurc:
SSipinon Williamson rhephcrH C-hcs,.,
nnIpyt cannon Webster. Richmond: c,,sud.
tNans wood wingina
. Mnster 0f Arts
H. Aiifcd . Bricn. AppomattoS Va
HONORARY DEGREES.
Doctor Of Divinity
Key Powhatnn W. James 70 A. ma
LIB 'e. I.vnchburg. Rev Leslie II wal
Ion. Is. A.. '0I 81. a. '06. Scottsvill.
Doctor Of Laws
1ohn stewart Bryan, Lit. D.. Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06

Fewster, filling the sacks, and
Milan doubled down the right field
line, scoring Charity and Schacht.
Rice then raped one through Pipp,
bringing Judge and Milan across.
McGraw replaced Thormahlen. Han
nah nipped Rice when he tried to
steal third after having successfully
swiped second. Roth walked and
Harris took one in the ribs, but
Shanks went out on an infield rap.
Three Runs on One Hit.
Three runs on one hit rewarded
the efforts of the Nationals in the
eighth. Rice singled and went down
on a passed ball. He advanced on
Roth's out. Harris walked and stole
second and scored when Ruth muff-
ed Shanks' long fly. An infield out
brought Harris home and Shanks
also counted when McGraw executed
a wild pitch.
Schacht didn't allow a hit for
three rounds, but Meuseps double
and two infield outs counted one for
the Yanks in the fourth. In the
sixth they made three hits but only
one run. Ruth was forced by Meu-
sci after singing. Bodies single
sent Meusel to third and Pratts
safe one counted him.
The final New York. tally was due
to the effort of Wick. pinch-hitting
In the ninth. He doubled and scored
on Gleich's sacrifice fly to Milan.