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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

Luke Stuart. popular second -sacker
o.. the iaSt flying Colts. is AT his
nome N North Carolina to attend
funeral services for his brother. a
victim OF he world war. whose body
has just been brought back from
france. lie may return to this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

Tommy Abbott is the baseball
Friday OF the Colts. being Gooch's
handy man for any position. We
won't he surprised to see the ey-
Yale star pitching one Of these days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

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l-4fz1 %. Foura!er I...: on bssss-phila.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

WIiERE THEY PLAY To-Day. ="
ST. Louis at PhilndclphIn
Detroit mt WASHINGTON
Cleveland ~ I,n,tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

EERT. THY FENY TODAY
)ckx Mount ut Richmond.
ScwlnTt News AT Norfolk
Portsmouth ut Petersburg.
SIfIuik AT NJilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
NI.STI.RIAN,s nI

-, YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
StrlinGnl. IL: itusi>y Mount. >.
Norfolk. IL: Newport News. &
W iisoM, .: suffolk. !.
fctrf Hoi;rE. !: Portsmouth. ..
STANUlNE OLE l,IirIIG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
uhtcnG3; Is; Washington. 10.
Phiinarlphin. 8: Cleveland l.
Detroit. III; Boston. 3. tTen innincsD
st. Louis. 81: New York. 9.
ST IN
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06
HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR WILL
 RESIGN

HONOLULU, T. H., Dec., 6- Gov. Charles J. Mccarthy of Hawaii has announced that he will submit his re- signation to the White house March 4, to take effect June 30. Despite pres sure from leading men in the territory on both sides of politics, the governor has refused to reconsider his decision his belief being that President-elec; Harding should have the privilege oi appointing a governor of Hawaii of the same political faith as himself Governor Mccarthy is Democrat.
 A special committee of the chamb CT of commerce has offered the gov ernor the position of representative oi the chamber at Washington and the governor has admitted he will accept if the proposal is ratified by the whole chamber.
 For 8 successor to governor, Me Carthy the most prominent name r,on- toned is that of the territory,
 gate to congress, Jonah K. Kalanian- ole, known as Prince Kuhio," and a member of the last royal family of Hawaii. The delegate has served 1S years as delegate to congress and on November 2 was reelected for another two-year term. He has said he would accept the governorship if such an of fer carried the undivided support of the territory.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06
CHAMPION SWIMMERS RETURN
 FROM ANTWERP

HONOLULU, T. H., Dec, G. Whistles shrieked, airplanes dropped lcis, or garlands of flowers, bands played and hundreds cheered as Ha- wsii's world champion swimmers re- turned from their trip to the Olym- ,,ic games at Antwerp. The swimming team. led by Duke P. Kananamoku and their trainer, Dad" Center. brought home 59 trophies from Olym- pic and other events together with a crop of new worlds records.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06
LUCKY MULE

Born on the battlefield" this is the scubriquent proudly worn by Mile. verdun, probably the most aristocrat- ic equine in the United States, and on ly an Army Mule.
 No recruit is full-fledged in the 18th Field Artillery, now in Texas, un- til he is permitted to groom and other wise doll up this regimental mascot introducing you to Mile. Verdun, gold striper, from France.
 She was foalde on April l6, 1918, on the red and bloody slopes of Yer dun, just four hours after her dam had finished hauling shells for Battery E, 18th Field Artillery, Second Division, she being a wheel mare in that crack erjack battery of the famous Indian HeaN DlSlSiOh.
 Mile. Verdun first saw the light oi day, or rather night, on this fretfu globe of ours al. 5 a. n.. when the ar tilleN fire was at its height. She seoyned to die of freight but thrieved and few days later the battery marched ten miles, and the newborn mascot with it, under her own power.
 Before she was month old she had hiked another thirty miles in two days, aid not a major offensive did the Sec ond Division pull off that Mile. Yer dun was not in the thick of it. For good measure she hiked a hundred miles to the Rhine, keeping watch with the rest of the Army of Occupation. How are we going to get her home?" asked many a first-class private of the vet, and the vet passed the buck to the quartermaster, An ironbound ukase had gone out that no animals OF such were to go back to the Unit ed States, even if they were regiment al mascots.
 "Oh, very we'll" said the boys oi Battery E. "We haven't fought 1T France two years for nothing" Ane behold, Mile. Verdun, mysteriouslJ missing for many a day, bloomee forth again at quarantine on this side of the Atlantic, too late to be sent back. There a relentless veterinary of ficer thrust her into quarantine, but now she is free, and queen of all shs surveys, at Camp Travis, San Antonio Texas, where they are now recruiting the famous Second up to full strengtl again.
 If Mile. Verdun were the only chile of millionaire family she could no be groomed and manicured. petted ant fed better than she it. To man tho veterans of the 18th Field Artiller, down at lively San Antonio, where th' only she'll fire one hears is the saft and easy practice at the targets und CT summer suns in winter, have swor' to msas her lines fall in the pleasant ct peasbls paaess.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06
..Glucier Freezes 7:
PERT PARAGRAPHS OF! SENSE AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE FL1 BY THE HUMAN
 TOOTHPICK

The picture at the Liberty Theatre last night was different from the us- ual run of love stories. The acting ot the stars throughout the entire pro- duction was excellent. Love and hate ran neck anck in every reel. The pho tography was particularly good, tha, showing the submarine in action being the best picture of it's kind ever pro. duced.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06


 The town of Seward is particular! blessed by having among it's popula- tion a large number of young girls who average about ten years of age These Hddies are all wonderful speci- mems of real Alaska children. Healthy and full of life and bound together by the spirit of childhood, the moss wonderful spirit in the world. The birthday of one means the gathering of all Last night they occupied almost row of the front seats at the Liberty Theatre as guests of Miss Perry. The man or woman who would not smile and feel more content with life after seeing these children thoroughly en- toying the occasion, is suffering with justification of the heart. Some kids. We'll tell the world.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06

With this issue of the Gateway you will notice an almost complete change in the advertising arrangements of the back page. The merchants who are ad- vertising in the Gateway are all en- titled to your support. They have an excellent stock of goods and among their varied stock are just the things you are looking for as a Christmas gift. Shop early and spend your dol lars in Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06

snow. Soon be Christmas.
 OFFICIAL REPORT
 BY J. J. LONGACRE Scientific Reading Shows Earthquake
 Lasted For Fifty.eight Seconds. J..J. Longacre, of the T. and T. de. partment, officially advises The Times that Sunday nights earthquake start ed at 1O:O4 and lasted fifty-eight sec onds. According to scientific readings of the modern electrical apparatus, in use by the department, MT. Longacre, states the readings showed deflec- ton of one-half inch each way from the center.
 ILIAMNA SMOKING
 w. k. Rathbun, wireless chief, this morning received a wireless dispatch from Groves at Kenai, advising that Mount Iliamna, plainly discernible from Kenai, Is emitting an unusual volume of smoke. MT. Groves in his message said that the tremors were very severe in the neighborhood of Kenai, but no damage was reported.
 WILL OPERATE RADIO
 According to aE official communica- ton from E. R. Mcfarland, superin- tendent of the T. and T. department the local radio station will be operated during the absence of MT. Rathbun in Seward, by Gus Buhmann and Frank Robinson, thus giving Anchorage the benefit of the much-needed accommo- dation during the cable interruption.
 ICE HOCKEY SERIES IN WEST
 VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec., G. World honors in professional ice hock- ey will be fought for on western ice next March between the champion teams of the Pacific Coast Hockey AS sociation and the National Hockey League, an eastern Canadian organ ization. Last year the big series was held in the east.
 Seattle, Vancouver and Victoria will enter teams in the western assoc iation which will open it's season about December 27.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-06

The weather yesterday was of the real winter kind. Cold enough to make you walk briskly. Today it is cloudy and feels as if we might have more snow. Soon be Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
PROBING MURDER OF
PROHIBITION OFFICIAL

Bayonne. y. J.. Dec. 2e-Federal
agents dispatched from Washington ar
rived here today fNr an investigation
Of the death OF John +. McGu!ness. pro-
h!hit,on enforcement agent. wn"se body
was found IN Newark bay on Friday
with n bullet hole through his head.
The investigation was started at the
instance Of Joseph 2. Tumulty, secre-
tary TO the presidcn'. VIII" Is n relative
of the widow Of the dead prohibition or
tlc!al
The federal officials. headed by VIII
liam J. Flynn Of the department or jus
tice working In cooperation with pro-
hihjtion agents sent from New York.
examined tho rccne Of McQuincsS death
and the revolver found IN his hand.
The New York. agents expressed tho
opinion that II McCu!ness had shot him
self. ~ the Rnyonnc police believe. the
revolver would not have been found IN
his nand as h!s fingers would have re-
laXcS after the discharE" Of IN" gun.
which would have fallen into the
water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Radical Reductions In
Federal Taxes Will Be
Urged at Conference

New York Dec -Rccommendl-
tious FOR radical revision OF In" r"d :
eral tax laws. calling for a curtai!m"nt
Of more than one billion dollars F@'r'
were made public today by tho tax COM
mission Of the National Industrial Con-
ference Board.
The report. expressing The opinion af
ONLY the committee themselves. VIII oe
subnnitted rs = basis for discussion OF
the third national industrial tax confer
.ncc. which will convene here january
Il and 90.
The report cr the committee presents
the following rscommenGa,,ons "h''"
Repeal 81 the excess proHt tax. whlcn
vouId diminish the federal ;2NeS TO tho
extent OF $?oo.ooo,oOo per annum.
Reduction uF sur-tIycS. which would
entail . loss OF 5000. .O00. ono Annually.
A provision that business losses FOR
ary year should he reduc!ble from ta'
income derived during the succeeding
year, on the preceding year, n the n
come OF the succeeding Year Is !nsuf-
aCient. which would curtail taxes $50
900. ono yearly.
Tho COMMITTEES opposed a salc or turn
over tax IN tho reCos1msndatl9n ioT
remedial changes These changes, inc
report stated. would hav" hnt ttt." ,,
cffect on IN" Jross revenue derived from
TAXATION. The committee declared in ia
-aport that the proposal for an excise
tax on the privilege of holding land ana
atfrhl resources - NnSpuNN
"SInrcrn an1 vigorous rctrcn ehInent ~
nubllc expenditures must stand h"h!aG
any tax system aimed 10 work p"rn&'.
nent public Improvement" the report
m. r.por, ra'ra "u :hA business men
~ arr together ,u remedy situa ton
Ina, The. committee believes to he work
ing private injustice end pm"!ir harm;;
"Buslncss agreement will a"c"mPI'hh
@ nublic benefit" the report states. but
"bus,nNss disagreement on this import,
ant subject will merely intensity an!
mmltiriv the injurious factors Of had
sItugtlon'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27

New York, Dec. o6-"Monk" East
man. once leader OF notorious Ea"s
,h7, trrrorized IN" lower East Sine'
,nny!cted fclou, hut restored 10 ciT'rh'
shin az a reward for h"roism II INC
grcat war, was slain shorIy hefore cay
hrcak today BY someone unknown.
Eastman's body. bearinS ne bullet
wounds. was found by policeman al
,h, corner or Fourtecn:1 street anu
Fourth avenue. Nearby on the steps o-
a subway en;arnce lay : revolver w'te
I'VE empty shells.
In the dead mans pockets were Slto'
4 watch and chain and Christmas
card. The presence OF the raiunh!'S
indicated to the police that the Kili'hE
OF Eastman probably was not part OF
thep REVEALING crime wave, put the re-
suit Of a vendetta.
HAD Lurid Career.
Eastman. whose right name was VIII
liam Delaney. had a ynuthtul career
,Ga, was iurid even for underworld an
ua's. The son Of wealthy and !ndulg-
ont parents. ne chose as his companions
rha .angsters Of the one time Tough
n,r" district In New York near Four
t..uth street and Third avenue, only a
block from where hc was killed this
morning.
4 dozen years ago the Monk" East
man gang was composed OF gunmen,
robbers and drug addicts. and the police
cInImed to have traced a score OF MUIR
der mysteries to the zone IN which the
gangsters operated. Their leader. how
nvcr. served terms for lesser crimes
burglary. smuggling Of narcotics and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
GENEROUS = HEARTED ONES CONE .
FORWARD V|THA|D FOR SCALLYS
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Phlladc!phia Dec 25.-The restg-
nation Of pr. Hollis Godfrey. az pres
!dent Of Drexcl institute and his ap-
pointment as chairman Of. tho council
OF mana cement OF education. were
announced tonight. HIS resignation
takes effect next October
Warsaw. Dee. G5.--SiX thousand Po-
Americans being demoh'l'z'd
from the army Of General Halter pre-
para;ory 10 rcturnmg 70 II" United
states. today were given The t!rsi
civilian suits they have had n seN-
oral years as Christmas gifts ny the
the American Red Cross.
Berlin. Dec. cS.-i'arl Rudolph Fe-
glen, president Of tho German Fed
Grafton OF Trades Unions and Soca!
!st members OF the Re!chstag, dec
here this morning. He was prominent
n political and labor circles for many
years.
Athens. Dec o5.-Ths seals were
broken on the apartments Q; the late
King Alexander today. Queen sophie.
Madame Manus ik!nK Alexander
widow and an officer Of the MIN
!stry Of justice. were present.
Rome. Dec. 25.-Rolan R!cci. ro-
Gently appointed ambassador 10 the
United States. will outline his pro
gram as the Italian representative IN
Washington at meeting OF the
Italo-Aner!can Association here on
Wednesday next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
CAPTURE OF FIUME
REPORTED IMMINENT
General Caviglia 5 Italian
Forces Tighten Their Grip,
With D'Annunzio's S Men
Steadily Retiring Small
Casualties Reported

rrisst, Dec. as tBy the Associated
Prsss).-Ths italian regulars have
reached the factories on the edge OF
Plume and are closing in gradually
on tie D,Annunzian stronghold. It Is
expected Plume VIII be taken this eve-
ming or tomorrow morning.
General Cavtglia on Friday ordered
the occupation of advanced positions
around Tiume In consequence OF recent
incidents and the threatening attitude
taken by d'Annunzto's logtonatres.
The poets soldiers resisted the nd.
vancing troops, who lost five men
killed and thirty wounded.
Cdtne. Italy. Dsc. = CEy ;Nr ASsocia'
ted Press. .)--,;en"ral Cavigi.a's regular
italian forces advanced two kUomrterS
this morning without firing a shot. in
com bined land and naval movement to
close in on Gabrielle d'Annunz!o. the IN
sursent Ieauer In F;ume, whose men re-
tired. The F'iume triangle now Is cut
off aud the poets aviation field has
been captured.
The plan ot General Caviglia is grad
ua!ly ID tighten his grip on Fiume untN
d'Anuuhz!o IS reduced TO helplessNess
Cavlglias men advanced to-day from,
the north. cutting of the TOP OF he trt'
angle OF which Fiume IS formed and oc'
cup!ed the Grobrtco. Santa trocr and
San Malta. The aviation field captured
is n Grobr!co. The d'Annunz!o troops
evacuated these points without offering
the slightest resistance.
Al points from the short northward
the d'Annunz!o line gave way and the
regulars advanced half 4 Hilometer. IL
was simultaneous movement from
three sides.
Tne movement from The direction Of
Udire was effected by an oVecwhelminS
body OF troops which advanced on the
th.nly held line OF d'Arnunz!o's legion
naires. Tho advance was accompltshet
principally by Alpini. who occupied the
Highland covering the rugged terrttor!
to the rear OF F!ume. including TIVE
ranges Of hilsl. Toward the sea the reg
ulars' line is held by royal guards ant
Cara bineers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
FAIL To CLEAR
BOMB MYSTERY

Montesano, Wash. Dec. 26.-Investi-
CATION BY county authorities today fall
cd to clear up the mystery connected
with an explosion which shook the town
OF Montcsano last night. The fnd!ng or
twenty feet OF fuses at the scene or the
explosion. 4 vacant lot near the North
ern Pacific station. - believed by the
police TO indicate that an outrage was
planned, but the object Of attack Is still
4 mystery.
No trace has been found or the stran-
ger carrying leather travelling bag.
who was seen lettering yesterday about
the county jail. where are incarcerated
seven men convicted last March OF COM
plic!ty in the Central!a, Washington.
Armtstice Day killing OF ox-serVsce men
on Nov. II. 1919. Pieces OF a bag SINH
lar 10 that carried By the stranger were
found at the scene OF the explosion.
which led to the police theory OF a pos
s!ble plot on the county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Enormous Power Plans
Are TO Be Developed
Applications forPermits That
VIII Produce 100000
Horsepower

Washinston, Dec. 2s.--Arpl!cations
for permits looking toward the develop
nent of more than l2.o00.O"N horse
power, sufficient to supply twrn'y
cities the size OF Chicago. has hecH hicI
under the federal water power act with
The federal power commission up To De
ccmbcr IS, the commission announced
today.
Completion OF the contemplated plans
as shown In the applications. the com
in!SS!on estimates, Will advance water
mower development In the United States
by more tlE,n 80 por cent and will In
vnlvr an IN aslmrnt OF $1,000. 1000. COZ.
The projects covered IN the applicI-
Tons RANK, rrom 4 small ten horse
power plant FOR colony OF summer
cottages III the Wyoming mountains TO
tho storage OF the waters or tho upper
Colorado and its tributaries IN a huge
reservoir and the ultimate dGvclopE"rt
OF NOR, than 100000 horsepower b..
the utilization ~ tina waters In a dro?
OF 1000 feet.
Twcnty-scvcu states IN addition t"
Alaska and the District Of t,oIumt.a
are rcpre sentrd in the lJ9 applications
filed with tho commission.
California leads the states N th"
number Of permits with 35; New York
: second With Is: Washington third
with u; Ala ska and Montana are yep
rrsenetd with 10 permits each. wnlIe
from Idaho there were seven and from
Arizona six.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
BRAVE SOLDIER, FORMER NEW q: q.
YORK GUNMAN, SLAIN BY AN ENEMY

d!sposins OF stolen goods ~.
the last time Eastman appeared ON
police records was in 1918, when he
was arrested. pleaded guilty to robbery
and was sentenced 70 two years In
prison. On his release In October. ls1'
he enlisted in the army as a doughbcy
In the le6th infantry Of the Twenty
seventh division. He then was is years
old
After the war hn was honcrably dis
charged. but lacked the rights Of citi-
zcnsnip because he had been conv !ctcd
Of felony. Governor Smith. In restor-
Ing the soldiers civic status. attcd on
the recommended Of the regiments
officers The letter OF Lieutenant J. A.
kcrrigan Of Company q read:
Pine War Record.
During the attack CT Nierstaat ridge
Eastman was wounded and taken to a
casualty clearing station. He remained
there only three days. for upon hearing
that the regiment expected to go into
tho lire again he escaped from the hos
p.tal, equipped himself from q salvage
dump, joined his company and was In
action throughout the entire Hinden.
burg line show. His conduct was eNem-
plary. and he has never been reported
for absence without leave or any other
offence" -
Another incident related TO the Cow
ernor was that Eastman had gone over
the top on hands and knees with
grenades with which to attack . Ger.
man machine gun nest. The enemy fire
was 50 intense tnat his pack was shear
ell from his back. but he gained his OBJ.
1eCtiYe. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27

Williamson. W. Va. Dec 2o.-Loca;
ars county authorities today declared
tina, the M!ngo county district had eA-
nertenced the qu!etest celebration oI
Christmas In their recollection:
There vere no arrests In W illlahsen
onIy shooting affray reported to mill
tary headquarters occurred IN Mayne
coint and had no connection with the
coal strike.
n w. Napier, a brakeman on the Nor
SoiL G. Western railroad. reported n
Colonel Hall commanding the provis-
Ionai battalion troops IN tha Tug river
strike nelds. that Re lad been fired up"u
tnriicting A slight flesh wound above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Murder and Suicide When
MatrimOny Threatens TO
Wreck the Beauty Shop

New York. Dec GA mans mairi-
rnouisl interest IN one member OF ren-
in!ne business partnership is believed 10
havo caused Il quarrel today between
TWO Brooklyn Young women. who we're
found shot 10 death IN ;hc!r shop. The
Little Beauty parlor.'
Clasp'us an automatic pistol N her
right land, Mss Anna DoRegan. nurse
decorated by the French during the war.
Jay in the middle OF the little establish
rnent. bullet wound in her temple.
Mrs. Edna Hague, -. widow. shot
through the back Of the head, was lying
on the floor.
Three months ago. Miss DoneSan'
sister told the police. The nurss furnish
cd capital and with Mrs. Hague. a grad
,Lat, in beauty culture. o~en"d she beau-
~ shop. Mrs Hague conducted the es-
tabHshment, while her partner. working
as a district nurse. ma nagcd its finances.
Dissolution OF the business was threat
"ned several weeks ago. sine said. Wien
Mrs. Hague told her partner that she
had received a proposal or marriage and
probably would accept. The nurse o.
jeoted she added. because n Mrs. Hague
left the establishment she would suffer
n heavy financial loss.
Mrs. Hague was 20 have announced
her decision IN regard 10 the matc'mon-
ial venture today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
MEXICANS FAIL TO
GIVE PERMISSION FOR
j, s, AERIAL CRUISE

san Diego. cat. Dec. "h.--FAilure "I
the Mexican government 70 grant per
mission. a, least up TO today. fnr IN"
United States government 20 u'" lower
California and west coast Mexican
ports "a fuel bases for the aircraft
SQUADRON which IS scheduled :" at
tempt z n'ght from San nt"So TO Rai-
boa. canal zone. may result In delaying
tho njGht. set 70 start Tuesday morn
ing j.; vas announced bore t"daT.
Sai!inEs 6c fuel carriers and "'h"r
vessels used as auNtlia!rt"s 70 tn" S"n-
plano nscr have been postponed p"nd-
ing receipt Of I'll" Mexican permission.
traord!uary precautions are he!nS
taken 10 prcIcut m'snaps 70 tho sea
plane pilols and crews. as oiGic"rS
general say that the proposed flight
is one Of the NEST dangerous ever
planned.