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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
SPIDER SCRUBS BEAT
MARSHALL HIGH BOYS
Score Shows Close Game, In Which
School Boys Put Up Great
Fight

University OF Richmond Scrubs
We're victorious over John Marshall
High School yesterday afternoon by
tested setto at Boulevard Park The
struggle was nip and tuck from the
start. and was at it's hottest point
when the play ended on the Spiders
orty-onc-yard mark.
II was in the second period that
the Spider back field plunged through
the high school line for the touch-
down. Previous to this. however
the university lads had advanced TO
within four yards of counting. but
fumbled on the fourth down. and the
Cook and Mahaney. Spider half
backs. rush the pisskln back for
the goal. Cook and Mahancy like
wise were largely responsible for the
Fuckers forward pass gained seven
teen yards for the winners.
John Marshall returned TO the
game at the start OF the second half
WIN nronounced aggress!vcness. and
had 1t NOT been for Hillsman out
puntinE Sewage. the situation would
have been acute for Charlie Church
mans charges. Churchman having the
Scrubs in charge, while Head Coach
oohson worked his Spider varsity at
Wcs;hamptcn. The Marshallices got
the Spiders in no; water when Sell
EaEo Intercepted pass on HIS own
fifteen yard line. lie kicked out. but
went back TO his cight-yard mark in
an exchange Of points: 5ut inmcdi-
atc!y Sewage made q Vineyard run
OFF right tackle. failed on a pass. but
was successful on another try for
twcnty-e!ght Yards, Johnson rccciy-
ing. Coach Graham's men advanced
nineteen yards more on Il pass, and
the game ended.
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BOTH C0NTEND|NG TEAMS
ON EDGE FOR SERIES
Both Teams Beyond Reach OF
Gamblers and Absolvcd OF
All CroOkcdncSs.
INDIANS WEAR MOURNING
Chapman's Death Has Spurrcd His
Teammates on When All Thought
American Lcagucrs Would Top
pie to Pieces.
ny WILLIAM sLAvENs McNuTT.

ny WILLIAM SLANENS McSUTT,
United ,tcd News Stnh CoErespondent.
officials. .scribes and fans of big
league baseball were gathered
here Monday nigh; ready to watch
the writing in action OF the last
chapter OF the most dramatic. tragic.
glorious and ingiorious yearly tale OF
the national sport.
With the !mvcstiG cation in Chica 20
SIM under way and four confessions
series already Il matter of record.
there seems TO be peculiarly little
disposition on the part of the fans
or tho baseball writer's to doubt the
players concerned in the struggle for
world supremacy that begins in
Brooklyn on Tuesday.
Indians Wear Mourning.
The Cleveland players will take
the field with mourning bands OF
black enc!rcllmg their left arms and
The bitterness Of real grief in their
hearts. The memory of their com
rad", Chapman. is still! fresh in their
minds. That memory has apparently
acted as an aid rather than Il detri-
mcnt 10 the team since the day when
Chapman reeled and sank TO the
ground Fr1,n faiiiail% hurt by the blow Nv
square on tho temple.
Immed lately after Chapman's death
cleveland was rated by the majority
OF the baseball! experts as unques-
il!onably out Of the pennant race.
The experts feel certain that the
shock OF his death added TO the loss
OF OF his playing ability definitely put
the young. hish-strung Cleveland
players doublcd-crossed the wise
ones by AN exhibition of gamcness
mat LANDED them triumphant mt the
TOP or their league heap
;, Today most of the experts give
them Il slight shade on Brooklyn.
ana; ana mere - always the possibility
as spur 10 their efforts to win the
honors he so materially aided in at
tanning before death claimed him as
me great price of ultimate victory.
ihey may take fire and play brand
OF hai! so far above their normal
a2iity, that the series will be n rep
eaiu2n OF that OF 1914 when the Bos-
the!r managers tongue and whaled
me great Philadelphia Athletics four
straight games.
Brooklyn has an unfortunate ira
ui''oh; almost habit. to overcome
IN order 10 win Brooklyn has been
STsa,Sona5iy successful in winning the
sisien; tnii-ender in the big world
series. Cleveland. on the other hand,
u dcbutanie III til" big show. with
n ne, factions o! victory or defeat in
me supreme effort yet to establish.
SIcNc!ands tremendous job was to
overcome the habit of being Just
hosed out in the American League
race. This She did in spite OF the fact
mat her traditional hard luck turned
mo stark tragedy IN the death of
Chapman. Tuesday. for the first time.
Cleveland takes the field as con-
tender for world championship base
bail honors and goes into tho fray
Win the confidence that comes from
having overcome tremendous difficult
ties and tradition OF defeat that has
existed throughout the life Of the
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SWAMI HAS NAMES OF TWO
WHO BET ON 1919 SERIES
were PcrSuadcd TO Back White Sox
nnd Always 1.ost-S75,OOO known
Ia HIVE Gone Tint Wny

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-District At
to'ney Swami announced tonight he
had obtained The names OF two New
YORK men who lost $4,000 in bets
winch they were persuaded to place
upon the Chicago Americans in the
1911? worlds series by another New
ioFNeT, who. the district attorney de-
cared, Was the ringIcader in liking"
games. one Of the men rost 100000
ana thc other $4,000. it was said.
TWO men who lost heavily are
known TO me and can't persuade
'h"'n 10 come here and tell me or the
grand jury about IT," said District
attorney Swami. Both say they wcro
persuaded BY this master mind" to
place bets and that they lost and
ne won. But they both tell mo th2y
know nothing about the games beik
1xGd." ~
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Bi ZACI< i"BUCk") WHEAT,
Cnptnin of the Brooklyn dodgers.
I Nrit
Service. COPYRIGHT, 1920. by

Universal Servicc.]
BROOKLYN. Oct. i've are going
to win! Our pitching staff is SUI
perior to the Indians, and it is an
accepted fact that pitching is 80 per
cent cf the battle. ON the eve OF
the first game OF the worlds series
the Sin stars of our pitching stan are
all in perfect trim and assure us
the five victories that are necessary
for the cham pionShip.
need only recount who these
pitchers are TO convince any of the
followers OF the game OF the correct
ness OF my prediction
First of all, there is Grimes, a
Eht-handcr. who has given such an
exhibition of real, high class starring
this season, and Prefer. another
right handler. with great speed and
MamauX and Cadore, two
more right handlers of consistent
playing and ability. and Smith and
our two left-hand shooters.
This is certainly 4 much better
balanced staff than Cleveland has 10
offer For one thing. it is six against
fcur-and six comparatively fresh
pitchers against Il lesser number, the
two hcadi:ncrs of which are some
what Jadcd. | don't mean, OF course
that Cleveland has only four pitchers
all told. but rather that only four
are comparable with our first six.
HnEby Indians Acc.
Tho Indians ace, of course is
BaEby. We have no illusions as to
IN: ability of this right -handcr-his
thirty-onc victories this season arc
sufficient proof of his Prowcss; but
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DODGERS AND INDIANS
CLEARED OF SCANDAL
Chicago Grand Jury Rcconvcncs
Today to Continue the Base.
ball Investigation.
MANY WITNESSES TO APPEAR
Rubc Bcnton's Testimony Corrobo-
rated by Jean Dubuc, Former De-
troit PitChcr-Iieccivcd Telegram
From Chase TO Bet on Reds.
iRy Associa.rtprn,s

CHICAGO. Oct. A.-The Brooklyn
and Cleveland baseball clubs. con-
tenders III the world series, which
opens Tuesday, tonight were cleared
OF any connection with the baseball
scandal so far as evidence presented
10 the Cook County grand jury is con-
cerned.
States Attorney Hoync. and his as
sistant. H":tley RcploGle. who is in
resulted in the indictment o; eight
Chicago White Sox players OF charges
OF throwing Iamcs in last years Sc
RES, tonight issued statements de-
caring mat no evidence or testimony
IN any way duplicating any member
or this years pcnnant winners has
come before the grand jury.
~ Mr.. H0yne sent a telegram to the
that he had gathered evidence during
ms recent Eastern trip which indi-
Gated an attempt TO bride the world
series contcnders this year.
There never has been anything 10
duplicate any one in an attempt TO
fix the series this year" said MIR
Mepaoslef; "kspHris 70 that effect
lhJure baseball or the inaccuracy Of
reporters who wished to make news
bscause OF the false reports that
i?2o series would he crooked. we
took up the matter. but we were un-
ape 70 ind even the slightest foun-
dat!on Tor such reports"
1rnnd Jury COnNencs Today.
me grand jury VIII rcconvene to-
n!orFoN AFTERNOON IN special SEES
SION win nothing on docket but the
pascoall investigation.
group OF baseball officials and
players has been summoned and il
is planned TO call more later. ac-
cosuihs to Mr.. ReDlogle, who said
ne believed the inquiry would last
several s"ccks longer.
among those who are scheduled 10
s san ,omorFow are: Kid" Glca-
Detroit Tigers; John McGraw. man
agtr of the New York Giants ."rin"
oNei!i. former Western League pres
. r"ent ana cohhaAnt OF Charles Co
niSkcy. owner OF the White Sox; Jean
Dubuc. former Detroit pitcher nav
WITH Toledo: Benny KauT. New YorI,
National ou,felder, and Fred Toney,
dent Heydier, OF the National COM
MISSION mas been asked to appear
again at his convenience, and fres!-
d n'.a,.,. Johnson; OF the, American
later. '''
Eddie Collins. second bascman and
Captaia OF The Whit SoX, and Ray
Mr T Repl Sa'shsr vi! H' eallSd later
whether they believe the games we're
thrown this year, ana also 10 discuss
icchh!cai!y plays which lost games i'm
last years series go
49, Jean Dubur Testihcs.
nc octobcr session of the Cook
county grand jury. which was sworn
IN today, was charged by Judge
Chafles Mcdonald to Carefully in
vest gate any information concerninp
basebai! gambling which might come
oeioIc y rms jury. however. is not
expected TO conduct a separate in
quiry. hlt will turn over evidence !,
may gather 10 the special session OF
the baseball jury. -
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JACKSON AND ClCOTTE
"C0MPANlONS IN MISERY"
Joe Is Through with baseball and
VIII &" to "ork-t.rected mt
Home Very Friendly.
: 7 nlE"rN1I ScrNIr" |
IL l.,


GREENViLI.E. : G.. Oct. 3.-Joc
Jackson and Ed Cicottc. two of the
eight Chicago White SoX players in
dicted and who are reported to have
confessed to receiving 5000 each for
hXing games IN the 1919 world series
arrived here today by motor TO spend
several days as the guest OF Mr.
Jackson's parents. at their home In 4
suburb of Grccnvillc. The com
Danions in misery" as they termed
themselves. said today that IL the in
Vestigators will probe thoroughly
they VIII IND men higher UP in base
ball at the bottom o! the scandal. and
they intinated that they may be led
to make some exposures
Jackson said he was through with
work
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Congratulates Iris
Speaker on Victory
tBy Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, Oct. fiddle Collins,
captain or the Chicago White
Sex, sent II telegram today to Iris
Speaker, manager of the CIcyc-
lnnd indinns, cOnSrntulatinE him
on winning the pcnnant. The
text of the telegram foiIowxt
CONGRATULATIONS upon winning
the American League pennant,
want to assure you thnt none of
the remaining members of the
white Sox bcErudgc your club tho
hOnOrN you have honestly won.
Furthermore. we nrc pulling for
you to beat brooklyn. Best OF
luck to yOu."
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Virginia lInrI nj IL

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. A.
Virginia began preparation today for
Saturdays game with Virginia Mill
tary Institute which should prove
Virginia this season in a long scri,n-
mage against Cadet plays this after
noon. Head Coach Warren's first
string men showed up strongly on the
defensive. several forward passes
were intercepted by R;nehart. Raw.
brother of last years captain, tried
out as defensive guard, stopped every
play that came his way.
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INVESTIGATE SOX INCOME

WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-Examtna-
tion OF tho income tax returns nied
by the Chicago players !nJicted Nv
the Chicago grand jury for having
thrown" the 1919 worlds series. was
begun here today by officials OF Inc
TO sec If the players paid lax on The
money received for throwing games
officials state that II IL Is found thar
tax was not paid the players will be
Prosecuted by the government for this
onense also.
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Indians Are 6 TO 5
Series Favorites Of 1920
UBy Universal scryicc1

''S 'hiNVT""i ScTNIcf.D
NE W Otk, Oct. 1.-The
Cleveland Indinns rule fayorIte nj
odd" of O TO 3 over Brooklyn on
the eve of the 1920 worlds series.
according to quotations in Wall
street. Several thouHand dollars
hnve been placed on the series
here.
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for six months in the year. They Iiy" we'd and by the utn, ,.eir mcoma tax payment is dUe may be out of an cn. gagcmcnt. They are confronted with
 good-siz.d tax without any immad.- ate means. It is then up GO them to g',
 "Last year my investigators found many diamond merchants have been .ofgg business in this country four os five years without paying taxes. We 20. after them and increased our o. uraH by more than $l,OOO,OOO. Some ot the actresses who were delinquent last year said they did not pay "e- cause they could not figure out jyS. how much they were exempt because of the cost of their gowns, taXiaaDs and other luxuries. A DO percent pen alty was imposed because of their fail UT to pay when the taxes were ouc'
 Income taxes" said the collect1D should be figured as a liability just as insurance, interest on a mortgage or your winters coal bill. Then when the time comes for payment it will not be hardship. Nearly 10000 persons were fined last year for faiIur" 10 file returns. A certain stockbrokc. made 22C0OoO. He filed his return showing a tax of SlO,OoO. He default al .a his payment however, and in a p,~sou2l interview with me, said he didn't have the money, A percent penalty was. imposed and he hustled @ram3 and got the money. His raii- wc to provide for the tax cost him ic.t 22OO0."
 The Second and Third New No"E
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that at th, hour of nine o'clock A. M. on the lst of March, 1920, the registration books of ,ho Town ot Seward will be open a, aa Municipal Clerks office, in the Hartman National Bank Building, for .hn purpose O, og s,cging all qual- ...yI electors, {. cnty-one years Of age or over, who are citizens of the thu, ed States or who have declarcI their intention to become such, arj who have resided continuously ona year next preceding the date of th, o.onJou in the Territory of Alaska, and six months next preceding the date Of election within the corporatJ limits of the "Town of Seward. All electors must, before voting, register their names and qualifications with the Registration Officer.
 Registration books will be ope- every day, except Sundays and ho.r- days, beginning March lst., 1920, during the following hours;
 From 9 A. NJ. to 12 Noon.
 From , P. NJ. to 3 ?. M.
 The said election will be held on the first Tuesday in April for the purposa of c'ccting City Officers and members of the School Board.
 The officers of the City to be cle t. ed are as follows:
 Mayor,
 3 members of the Seward Common Council.
 Treasurer.
 Municipal Clerk.
 City Attorney.
 One member Of the School Board a Treasurer.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, February 20, 1920,
 c. A. Estes,
 Municipal Cl 'rk.
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INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY TO
 COST FIVE BILLION TO
RE ERECTED IN SHANGHAI

HL FIX hbN ED IN oIiANbii.' '' SHANGHAI, Feb, 2S- An industrial university to cost $5,OOO,OOO will be erected in Shanghai if the plans O. Chinese educators and inuustnal d. CTS are attained. The idea was SU"- gcstcd by Professor c. w. Wood worth, of the university of California. one time lecturer at Ranking uni vcrsiy.
 It is intended to conduct the uni vcrsity on American lines, with equip mcnt and instructors from the United States.
 A novel feature of the proposed un- ivcrsity will be the incorporation ,n il Of complete cotton mill which will employ its students and require them to perform productive toll as well a. school work. Three leading Chinese cr Shanghai have gone to the United States to visit schools and obtain ideas for the establishment of the unjvc- sity.
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rr..-H E.s.m. Collector for th, s..eat and Third Districts of New York. .a who's. districts this ycaruorn
 .. ....ut.ua Wi, b, gatlapl 70 .. u.'. Sam.
 High wages and profitable ov'r- |.rr. -.ys BIT. Edwards. have oi,w' ro .u. tr,amc ta> paying list su.. workers . .neN.o.an.n, gam makers. rau..pya- oaJ5~"..- men. chaufrews. sailors, truck drw"r, md piano movers. And don't forget lhc chorus girls. thc movie s.ars and IT, aou, uUta.s." declared the ,o1 l.r.o~ adding that some of the la.or n.. m",nr moro than 5000 a year <. Ups alone.
 Street car conductors and motomeo in Brooklyn. for instance, hc said, have male as much as SG0 a week and, if .0fr yearly income exceeds SlOOO ro" . -nr'e man or 5000 for the head 2' .~.'g. -n.s win he required to c'u- ra'gt. he. share toward the eos: .. running th. rovammcnt lIr. Ed- .gE. cited a few instances without ot sause, mentioning any names, D. r..-n'.rEs. m..,wocon drivers and n.E5ogs who in 1919 earned in excess .' ta.r exemption and who will be rc- a...aG Co file returns.
 i..r.rt or tho income tax begaa q. rvay ] and win continue w,i r..... -E March b So, which J.we .' ....as must be in Co escape .aa r. a"ts or a maximum oE >i9JJ Ha. 10. delinquency While Collector Edwards was opening h.s mail lhc ,.r.r day ou, fell a cheek for $2,Ss&.- a..".. representing .ae payment o. 8 ..u....u tax N.. penalty and ir. ..s. Tfa next Ia.,. he opened wa, from aoa.clalr \. J- which is also .. his @s..c.. 1t had been registered .o pay u income tax O. SL@7.
 A recent caller at che Collectors of 'fc. was d woman whose net incom" Was 65 cents. Her tax amounted 60 . .ou cents. She wanted 90 know if sh' would be permitted to make the pay .uea,s "luauerly' When told she could she smiled and said she gue5,sl
 would pay .5 ai a5 once ha9daj over four sanng pennies and tool, .or c,.p,.
 Another patriotic cttz.n--rorc'go-- born flied a cwela .y,mn saowiag ..,lr had no income which was #.h- .yt ,o .xs Jon. AJ the bottom O. hs u was the following notation. . .1 tax due but would like to pay .gna tax and enclose for SlOO."
 Collector Edwards said that, un-
 r the law, he was not permitted ,o accept the check but that he forward q. :, to Commissioner Roper in Wash uc.on to dispose of as he saw fit. This year the income tax rate is less than ast. glr. Edwards said, the normal .at. being 4 percent on the first $4,OOO of net income instead of and 12 per- cen. as in 1918.
 "Ofthand," said the collector" one would hardly think that a Iongshorc~ man came within the requirements Of th. income tax law. Certainly he did no. a few years ago when many of them found it hard to make living. In Che past year or two, however, many Ionrshoremen have been making crom S2 900 to 5000 year.
 "The income tax also hits Son:e members of the theatrical profession pretty hard. Some of these actors, ln- rluding motion picture stars perhaps make as high as s2oO and $500 week
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ARISTOCRATS 0F
 LABOR CIRCLES

NEW YORK, Feb. 2N- I.wo.s v.o rag income taxes a.s ao .un.." the "artistoergts of labor, acco..... Co William II. Edwards, United S.a..s
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ditricts, Mir. Edwards said raise more than one-quarter of the total amount collected throughout the entire United States.
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POLITICAL A>NoUNcElENg
rvss y,rv. NLECE F.. ANDERSON
 OF NlNIlCHiI

Announces uer candidacy Gor H, Territorial House of Repre- sua.n.ly,> subject io inc Demo. ,a.t. r..uar.rs n April i92O.
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TACOMA GUN STORE, INC.
 TACOMA, WASH.

Largest Stock of Hunters md Traprers Supplies in the Northwest Especial atirn' ton to mail orders.
 Send one cent stamp for catalogue.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors 0t Graefs.
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