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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY BUSY
Tigers Arc Prarticias Har1 Under
each l"unSrr-OnIy Three Let
ter Men Arc Trying for Nine.

HAMrDEN- SIDNEY. VA March -;
Ncuab!c Field has been che scene OF
mech activity since the arrival Of the
Itrst spring days. Coach Younger has
bis men out every evening and Is
sending them through stiff practice lie
HtS no easy proposition Oh rs hands
~ this year. There ARE but three o.!
.tsi years letter men on til. squad
Cspia!n Alc%ander. Hughes and Lacy
Around these three lie VIII have 10
.'W!id his team. Among The lar.. mum
ter OF cand !datcE, tho following are
slowing promise: Turner. las; years
second string catcher. il doing The
pguat % ,hc work behind the bat. So
lar ~ has The can cor that position
i.nCNt, Ero Hncimau, l'aUi"ttc and Smith
NIL! no called upon TO aid Alexander
on tho mound. and al arc working
hard Williams and Watkins o; last
Years squad are out :or second and
short respectively. but they are bong
pushed ~ Day. smith. kclman and
ttuni Hughes and LACY will most
!ihe!y care for TWO n: tho ou:iicld posi-
tons again Both arc expected to give
q good account OF themselves. Glenn
~ now milking strong hid tor th-
ether position. and he viii have nfs
hands. full 10 hoid II, MANY ncw faces
N,l! have 10 be seen this year bat
every effort is being made 10 max" a
" inning aggregation
inc season opens on tho 9Th of tDriI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
HAVANA RESULTS

Lucy May ~ ,p.cIar,, @|'i.. 10 = /
=" :. = :" = second: .'Isis -. ~
!,ne i'iie-.s Ti>ic rlgor II Ii,l T. Nm" a,i
II. l."strr r,u. -
s., "nH :"c' ~ fIr.on-s -C.f.;ort, 10.
dom Rod. ~ ,M.nnfuh 10 G'i'o
- Dc >"gnnG SsFul.u~, lat tIarr.ip 10
s.;;oa!@:. Nromt Walton V.ia ieiy l.rs4 ~,
sr fta.ra u, os, ,s :. a..
s:"r9nd ie.ce,. Ser. in, '.r.v.or /" t.
~ Ni-,lshy. H-'ih.r,i i.ur..ns.,r. I,.,%n
y I'm. t."e"i'. $"v.rf"ge Wnipu'.Al. ari!
:. . l"qr'h ',ey-rr ~ anv ,arIs FRANK
ven p D nEi!.~. 10. ,Fge-,EerI (. - e.
- 20 second MaN:us Cnoicc ,rs
J,!7i.. aea Williams ra,rs Is:ust.
IN 80 'i.i.e..-Sy. Prime" 10y cry
HUN 10 'E-owu'. 10 y. TO b. -, =
=: 20 Time. = l.-. Drls.la SEM ..,i
- 10Y "'-4-'t :"r
.sf,,n, 20 sn..~ ".I -,.sh,h Great Gau.
AZ. i:pf'is !"- .tlls'the.l. 10 !. 20
= :" 'nd. I"4ia,, los ,Brnwnl. -
- e.. ih.i. Time !.5Sls
$50 -.r.a.s Tne Tal..- >o.ld Roe
''-'' ..'. sHH l-.t'!" y. -r"I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
MAY LOSE THREE MEN
Risbcry, Weaver and Gandil To &c
Dropped by Cumiskry Unless
They Report.
rs Associated Pr.

CHICAGO. March - Three veteran
members Of ;hc Chicago White son,
last years American rcnnant winners.
may b. dropped from baseball this
season e 'hcy fail - report. according
10 statement Issued ,oday hy Charles
y Com shcH. president % the club.
ne ih!"" players namc,! IN The state
mcnt are George tBuckb Weaver third
na Scman. taar.uS GShcrc. stop. And
chick 'iandii. r>t hasc;n:.n.
Mr.. tom!S<cy. who returned from tho
Pacific Coas, declared I've had NOT seen
any OF the trio while there and had
y" reason 10 see them Weaver ana
NiSberG arc under contract to play with
his club his season. ,;andi! has NOT
signed his contract
the players have Threatened 10 80
INT" bus ness a. their demands TO.
.iSher salaries arr no; granted. while
president tomisney is determined in
ms stand thai th' players live up 10
INC contracts which were given them
az their own request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Early Morning Bout
Wins Carpen Ter riends

\tW ,uItk. March :6.--t.r"r: c>
apprentice. European rhampi""
hraN!weiGht h">rr. Gaincd II most
at American admirers here early
today u! his display at speed and
rlcNerncsS i'm an int"rmaI .hirt-
>iccNr Sparring ryhibiti"n with
Major anthony j. DrrNri Riddle. II
Philadelphia. before nrnri. I.nnu
guests ut dinner uf The lni,Ina-
tonal Sporting. tIub. IL he
ficnch boxers tirSi exhibition in
this rnuntr. aud he was given u
r"usinc AVIATION.
The "mntrh" "f inn ,wu-mimutc
rounds WAS staged in u trmpui.ir.
ring erected ~ the ccntr: al the
Hotel Commodore bathroom. Ir>
Richard was referee. The boAers
merely removed their coats, >r>ts
snd Collars.
Vt the outset the Frrnch,nan dis
Played lightning speed. his shit,
i""t""rh aud Iriu,in;; bciur very
clever. Nrior Hiddic. m amateur
h"Ncr at considerable ability
scarcely landed :. blew. tHrpcnIirr
durkinS his swings easily. Va
nara biaN> were struck by either
boxer. according {" arrrcmrnI. NJ
though the i'rruri tighter was iut
rral ability. expert observers were
convinced he il one al tho mast re-
>"urcciui fighters. r>,c,ialI, on the
defensive. thar Europe hn> uru-
duced in years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS



thir itnd Warmer made itS nuuunl
N'Sit 10 '.lrhmOnd las: night and nroyru
I" h' 'h' 81 - amusing iar,r ,h;ii has
"''h p'"aSInS audiences FOR 50 long. II
~ " 'uhhH story viewed from amy an
sit ana no poor east can completely
Sppi' H. me troubles Of poor I:launv
anu '"r partner in crime would maxi.
IA" hardest cynic smile, even l,it,,h
ana the cocktail scene is worth In"
Pri!r OF admission alone
for INC benefit of those who do NOT
hnrw the wcll-kuown plot. /; deals
Win tWo young married couples ono
couple ~ composed OF a very. ,cry good
~ me icaSt BIT gay and Il husband
VINO. though not exactly Il hardened
character. is inclined 10 like :, Inn,
GaE !irc rather than 80 stay ut home
ne oihcr case is entirely reversed
however: This time il is the VII. who
an'S nc ana society, who has her
men friends, and is not afraid OF :,
cocktail or Il little champagne uer
nus pand IS jus; the opposite for
ms idea OF a good timc i to stay ~
nome ana what he knows about mixing
u c"ckt"li is just nothing AZ All So
ono nlGat ihc gay vie goes off to Inc
: hcIter, leaving poor hubby al nom.
loving wife is deserted by her spousc
lor a wicked poker party
HOW ines" TWO seek rcvcnc. FIRMS
~" principal sihr-spiiiting Situations
"i me play When they rNN !, nicS
,n!!d cocktail by dumping in :. l!itl.
.nlt OF cyerE bottle they ind. and when
,hcN drink said cocktail one cannot
mr'r but roar with laughter. .'FaIr And
", w armrr IS play That can l." seen
more IMAM once aud cnjovcd caCb ;imc
gives 'Wo more performances to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
NO BOUT THIS YEAR
sees I.ittIr Prospect for
het"een Carpenter and
I|fmPNcy in In.n

S.,.,,. =. - |'ff'"t "''ti f''---
NtW YORK, "a-ch - -Taor. 81.
90! q "or!i - .narnp.3f.u-t, l,,',.
Gi;..oIes 3e,v""'l J"cE i,"inDs,y It'd
~ Hafd. one OF Ia" :o,-,ro.7
ne c2aieat Tn" frcn.l, .',,,r
n..H probaNlE w.L. no, .xterd ILL., n,...
Ia 81, 20 the C!.it.d states l.cIatI
~ w.: '9ut scheduled In AuE.s,
ms i sufficient to pr.N.ir bs.
ne p pom sa:H M, nrtnpsey mis- yea,.
10y 10 DC nuanc.a.!, -i;......'
',iG ma" 20 Do hrl. IN M oi,ar
IL Iag1d =, M Dc aas. !n>.l JULY
.,cfrr. nay" enough i'm. 49, tr,if,
'''" at l4Nd. ~ cod ,...,...,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
THREE ENTRANTS NAMES
CABLED GREAT BRITAIN
american Women to Take Part in
tournament tCr0Ss Sea Selected
by Ean(lcrpocI.

NEW YORK. March 26.-Tnc entries
OF three American women golfers were
cahlcd today for the 1870 woman's golf
championship of Great Britain which is
10 be played for at Newcastle County
Down. ireland. during The wec!; be-
ginning May 10
;. The entrants named by Secretary
EandSrpocl. Of tn" United Statc:; Golf
ASSOCIATION, ar" Mrs. Clarence H. Van.
dcrbcck. Philadelphia Cricket Club
winner OF the National Womcn's lille
IN lcl": Miss Mildred C'avcrly, of tho
same ciun. who WAS runner UP 10 Miss
H!.Nia Stirling. at Wavcricy. Mass the
,olowine year. and Miss Marion Iiol-
ms. OF Wcsthrook. y. Y. holder OF
me metropolitan title. and runner nm
TOR national honors at Wiming,on'
Del, in 1919. 1900 > 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
"Fhr W andrrcr."

The big spectacle, h.blic,I drama.
nc Nanorrcr VIII he at tho Sirauh
DAY matinee
News OF tho success OF Tho Wan.
dGrrr IN the few big cities ;hus f"r
iiaNed. has preceded Il hero. ana ~.
announcement OF the rclnarl;.hfn ,Ie,
Which WI intcrrrc; its principal roioe
- 4 suiic!cmt guarantee. that actin.
ni n" kind which mas become y.ry
ihircHuen,. VIII be Witnessed Fran
mont among tho original pIaycra yjiI
-" H0bcrt Frazer Florence AIor
li"nry buGEan. Mildred Bright. Rich.
"ru ihornton. Louise Or;h. George
Shit!Nan. Mabel MONTGOMERY ana
Mt Dana. and nearly loo other.
m" RUSSIAN premiere danscusc. ALA
M"TSeonova VIII lead the ballct Of
thirty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ives. Pain, "rrcpnra,or,.schoo,"

". y NJ. GrccnsborO, y c.--We
know Of no sp"cinl preparatory school
Tor West lplnt Military Academy. 4
nigh school gradual" is generally abie
10 'ult, tn, examination In English
grammar English composition. Eng
Nsh literature. algebra through mad
Hat'c equations. plane geometry de-
sCriptIve geography and the elements
of phNSiga, g"ographN--c specially the
g"uErnpu. o. tn" United S;atcs-I'nitei
states history nnd the outlines Of gen
era. history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
GEORGES FIGHTER DE LUXE
Carpenter Has Wardrobe Of SILK shirts.
collars, Etc. MT to Mention
several Attendants.
70! Nss0' icI PICS


Ni.W YORK. March "S-Cal!,rs ON
and Nine. Georges carpcniier be-
- ne convinced today Thai, the French
g@"ipion - a nrize n:ntcr d" ilxe.
! hc.r hoUer-hii"d. sump,uously furn-
iSHed six rooms constitute III, hcS /:
suite in one o. the c!tys newest ana
hest hotels From France they hrourht
valet; nia ID. secretary a mana
Ger ana TIA incr. and ;hirty-ave
Ia addition 20 natural Apol.o-l.i.c
2.:tS, CARPENTER j. enabled - 10 :,
n"Hi orummel by tho following w,rd.
one hundred silk shirts o: y.,.ous
me-. h!.< stripes ana dots with collars 70
Twsn'r ovcreoa,s ,aree fur coats ana
~atcDty- 'iV. S.i-S
seventy live ra.-~ % snoes
NO hundred -.c-.:fes
- ~s-dIo"r haS been :5.nd % De
~, % i-n": Hcar purposes ana
Deatif: -.p!c'y ir.c-.aS.r: 4, ~
--!tS 20 !!t'. AN-c'!. shorS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
"Chic" Fewster's Injury
Alarms Yanks' Manager
IBy Universal Scrvirc.I

LACK SONNILLE, FLA. March "a.
Tho injury Of "Chic" Fcwstcr. the
Ncw York Yankee infrIdcr. who Mns
hit on tho head by one OF .JrT Pfrf-
fcr's pitched halls, is much more
serious Than was mt first believed.
While his condition is not ncrr<-
sariIE critical. FcwStrr had periods
OF nphasin today. and his power OF
speech * imonirrd. No operation is
Thought to Nc necessary now, hut
the doctors snr - will take NJ lcnst
f0rt!-ciEht hOurS before they cnn
determine The cNnct status Of the
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Puss in Boots, Jr.
BY DAVID CORY.

You remember in tho story hofnr.
That tho Wicked Mater Witch had cs,
gaped with the LITTLE Brown Thrush
VIII" was russ Juniors father nnI.r
q spell, YOU know. and that poor Nttl.
russ Junior aud tho friendly YcIow
hird were left standing alone IN tho
great forest
ON dear nc" cried puss. .Ev.r
with my magic flying SUI, ana GOA
ring can, rescue my dear father.
On. what shalt ! do?"
"Ch"cr up. little comradc." answer
cd tho yellow Bird. Tho Thrush must
Sttli ily oa"ard for another day ana
as soon as the Wicked Water witch
les Inn out of tho cage. as she must
do N order not TO break tn. charm,
~ VIII Ev TO her winter palace Conc.
Lei us follow him. know the way
So ihry both set of tho friendly
lit,lc bird on her swIf, yellow wings.
'an" russ Junior in his magic AyinS
sun! Toward tn" "nd Of tho day the
air grew cold. and they knew thnu
wcr" nearing the winter palace Of the
Wicked Water Witch. Pretty soon
tl' stars came out. one by one. in tho
dark blue sky. and the full. round
moon si!vrrcd the leaves OF tn. forest.
In the distance rosc n high noun
tain. on 'yhiCh tho snow was whiricd
bv III wind until Il seemed like a
part or the white. hcccy clouds
''Thcr" IA the ice palace" suddenly
exclaimed tho Yellow Eird bon,
YOU Sc" the spires ana turrcts. and
all III" queer shapes We fnd on our
window pancs cold morninCs''
Come. let lIa stand on the window
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

T. : j Richmond 1.-The hrs. suc.
,.ssful automobile on modern linz,
was buiit in Springfield. Mass. in 1871.
- ""s not financial success at nrst
~nN'ral Years later u small steam auto.
mobile MAS put on the market bS The
Sd!.c CDmpAnE and SuCcc cdcd. II Was
not "ull a"oG' lS9N that the gasoline
aJtomubi!" became at all common and
J. vas then aud the following Years
t&n, tn. blIN OF the business went
- ~ M5ddi, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost amy touic
c>"rpiin. ON Ir.nt and medical sub
"rH' arc answered free. As all In
uuiricS are answered directly nv NOR
""unI letter. sclT-nddrrssra statiucn
envelope liz required. Address The
q: lchmoni. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

IN SUldi.r. South lostOu.-lu ordcr
TO answer the iuDumcraalr questions
as 10 Insurance.. c"npcusaiiou aud .tl
I"tmvutS That como az from tiiuc 90
time. tn" oicc oC IN" ASS slaut to The
Secretary az War. iu charge >of sol
Ii"r -c'0Dloymcut ANA Woiiar" mas
issued pamphlets designed 10 help
cH service !cn solN" ih"ir indy dual
problems !; Is Known - hul!otIn No.
g. and may he rad from army navy
and marin" 70 'rultIur offices. employ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
SPORTS BODY FORMED
Roanoke Will Have Organization In
axe hnrEe Of tthictir ConteSts
of Every Description.
Special TO The Times DisDatch1
ltL "a MIX L Y 4. = u.

I'7I"I..vI,i4 % no IINtS- DlSOatch
kOANUkE, VA. March % THE
formation or a sports Corporation vas
Completed last night with the clection
o. The following officers: e. X VIII
lia'nS. president; Charles H. carson
hrSt vice president: j. r f:mc!cby. see
ond vice president; oscar Iiuddlcston,
secretary. and Hugh Moomaw treas
urcr. President Williams is known
throughout the state as an athletic
booster. al ono tim" being connected
with the Virginia League. The cor
poration viii handle tho scheduling o.
athletic contests Of every description
Tor this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

y q. Iirhmond. All that viii bo
n"c"sSarN Tor YOU 10 complete your
natura.ization under thc statement OF
l"'tS YOU hay" given, Viii bc to 20 b,-
Tore the clerk OF the United States
D!Strict Court IN this city and present
Nonr discharge PAPERS. there bcin. no
iUrin"r proof required IN your case.
and no fec charged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

Mrs y J. " E3Chmoud- gold
dollar oi ISL is listed rs being Worth
Sl"G 20 Si.N5 rho nUmismttic value
"t s. gold picr" depends on the yrHr
y was coined which yOu uo not give
We du NOT lriut business addresses
in this pfumu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTrrUTE. Luno-
rns. FA.--Tho Beard OF Vi5itors, at thrar Anau.Al
Ae-tins thu iOth Of neat june. will spessp
STATE CADETR 10 Eli vseanraeo in the ID erk
18th. zin:. snd 9Th Senatorial pstzeto and Iour al
AT I.ARfiE. Thess sl3oan<v.onts carry frcs
Cnard And tnAHn. ApFieAtsops ako,ssd be ad-
on ferIns that viii be sent upon r&gn-se
E. N. NICHOLS, S.,pt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

NIas z. T y, NNnsn CltV.- T-.mi-nr
hili m"uUncut IS 81 foot iucho.
nl.n. ~ feet Squar" At Tho base ana
L. ic"t ics square where mo
pNrhr'i dal apes begins 500 tsrs of
granite we're used in building it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water
Positivcl" guaranteed by money ba elk
Offer. Tastes fine: costs a trflc. be-
lirered anywhere by our Richmond
agents, spence Nunnamaker Co Phone
I ncm.--tIv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

CHICAGO March II; - CLUB owners
Of no 'ihrcc-I League at their n,e;-
in. Today decided to open the sea
son April % ana c!osc Labor Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

n. II G..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20

Last week the Sentinel pub lished an item of court news which stated that in the case of the Bank of Alaska vs. the Bon Alaska Mining company a judg- ment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff. Following the de- cision of the court a representa- tive of the Bon Alaska Mining company paid over to a repre- sentative of the Bank of Alaska in New York City the full sum due the bank, which amounted to more than $8.000. It is known that the Bon Alaska Mining com pany have liquidated other claims against them in this vicinity. This is considered a sure indica- tion that the Bon Alaska people have no intention of quitting the country. On the contrary it is rumored that they are soon to be- gin operations on an extensive scale on their property across the channel from Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20
The Wrangell School Board ha

The Wrangell School Board has decided to increase the faculty to six teachers next year. Four of them have already been elected. They are as follows: Miss May Crosno, principal; Miss Ann O'Connor, Miss J. O'Connor, and Miss Jessica Don Carlos.
 The board has decided upon a ten months term. There will be 38 weeks of actual teaching, with one week of vacation Christmas and another at Easter.
 It is reported that the commit tee appointed by the council to confer with the school board have decided to report favorably on the building of an addition to the schoolhouse. The addition will be 26x46 and will consist of two rooms separated by folding doors. One room will be used for school and the other for manual train- ing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20

George Bishop, P. Vogel and E. Ellefson took passage to Ketchikan on the City of Seattle Monday.
 Solomon Shakinaw returned home last week from Sitka where he has been attending the Shel- don Jackson school during the past year.
 A. Everson and family arrived on the Hazel B. No. 4 Monday from Telegraph Creek where they spent the winter.
 A full attendance at the meet ing of the American Legion to- night is earnestly requested.
 The Ripley Fish company last week made a shipment of 50 boxes of fish on the Spokane and fifty boxes on the Jefferson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20

SEATTLE = Chief of Police Warren has been relieved by Mayor Caldwell, Captain Wm. H. Soaring was appointed chief. Loud and persistent rumors that his brother Sol Warren was mixed up in graft especially as alleged partner of Flank Hall, former Nome gambler, proved proved too heavy a load for Chief Warren to carry. ssS-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20
An Automobile
 for Pioneers at
 the Sitka Home
Subscription List Is Started in Wrangell-Donations
 Coming in Freely

Several weeks ago a campaign was started by the Juneau Daily Capital tor the purpose of raising funds to buy an automobile to be presented to the old men at the Pi- oneers' home at Sitka. The entire press of Alaska was invited to as- sist in this most worthy undertak- ing.
 This week the Sentinel started the campaign in Wrangell. Sub- scription lists were left Tn the cigar stores and pool halls and at the hotels. Acknowledgement will be made through the columns of the Sentinel for every dollar subscribed and checks covering each list pulp lished will be mailed by the Senti- nel direct to the First National Bank of Juneau to the credit of the Pioneer Automobile fund. Ac- acknowledgement of all checks re- ceived from Wrangell will be made through the columns of the Juneau Daily Capital. The purchase of an automobile, if it comes from the whole people of Alaska, means but little to any individual. Let every one contribute his mite to this worthy cause.
 The following paragraph from a recent issue of the Juneau Capital tells of the movement which is only for the good of the men who have helped to make this country what it is today:
 As was stated at the beginning of this campaign, the Capital has no object Tn view other than to help in the performance of worthy act The Capital believes that the existence of the old~men at Sitka is drab, to say the least. It believes that the presentation to them of a car in which they could take short daily rides would prove of untold benefit. It would relieve the mo- notony of their existence; it would give them something of their own over which they would have abso- lute control; it would mean a new interest in lives which are almost spent"
 The cause is such a worthy one that Mayor Grant interested him. self in the matter one day this week by passing around sub- scription list. In a very short time he had raised $64.
 Following is a list of subscrip- tions received to date.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20
TWevle Killed in West Virginia :
 During Night

MATEWAN, West Va.- With 100 deputy sherifs armed with rifles patrolling the streets and a detachment of the State constabulary expected to arrive at any moment the situation is quiet early today following the killing of 12 persons last night in a battle between citizens and private detectives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-05-20
WASHINGTON An effort f

WASHINGTON An effort to Prussianize the Navy and make a rubber stamp civilian head is be- hind the attack of Sims declared Daniels in resuming before the Senate Naval Investigating con- mittee. If you have not seen the cloven foot you will find a deep-seated determination to or ganize the Navy upon the Prus- sian plan by giving all power to the military and taking all away from the civilian" Daniels said.