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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
WOULD USE FILMS
TO DRAW HEARERS
Birmingham, England, Rector
Has Plan to Attract Sum-
land to Church.
STREETS ARE THR0NGED
But Crowds Do Not Attend Ser
vices-Will Show Pictures
of High Type.
rBy Universal Serviee.D

LONDON Jan. Clone OF the de-
'ciopments OF the future will be tho
church cinema The experiment has
already been tried with success at
the SteDncy Central Hall. Now comes
the news from Birmingham that the
Rev. G. r. Code, with the sanction OF
the Bishop OF Birmingham. has de-
cidcd TO establish n cinema In ST. Bar
thoiomcw's Church, Of which he Is tho
vicar.
St. Bartholomew's stands within a
dominating the Italian quarter, and in
IN" fringe OF what IS known as Parker
BirininSham'--th local slumland.
Attendance Has DuindIed.
The church attendance has dwindied
ent at service. Outside the main ar
ter!es OF the city are thronEed every
Sunday night with crowds OF young
people OF both sexes, whose well-ie :
has exercised the minds OF many OF
those who hold themselves responsible
for the moral progress OF Birmingham.
Subject to the approval of the licens-
Ing justics-which is hardly likely to
be withhc!d-Mr. Code intends to make
big effort to attract young people
and others by installing c.nemato-
graph by means OF which pictures OF
n religious and scmireligious character
will be shown.
Show Pictures OF High Type.
Tho subjects will include drama Of
the type OF The Sign of the Cross"
nature study, popular science travels
md so on. The picture shows will
not interfere with the ordinary SER
ces. but these will be held some
Continued on Sixth PaEcJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
All Things Lucky Take
Place on Thirteenth
10y universal serviee.I

MONTEvIDEO, Jan. Jl.-Carlos
MenendeB, a bookkecper, employed
by the Andes RAILWAY Company, In
living Illustration of the luck
bringing qualities of the much
mnIiSned number thirteen.
McnendcL- who II thirteenth
child, born on November IL. resides
Mt No. I3 Palace Street. On Novem-
her II he completed his thirteenth
year as employee OF the railway
company, on which occasion he ,vas
presented by cnch of the thirteen
guests mt dinner pnrty, held in
his honor, with thirteen gold pieces
of the vnjue OF go each.
The. same evening" he was mott
ned thut his ticket in the national
lottery, which wan numbered 13,048,
had won the prize OF f5O,O00-
Menende1 has now decided to
found Thirteen Club In token OF
gratitude to the number which has
been his lucky star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
CHANGE EX.KAISER'S CASTLES
Famous Leine Chntenu, Nenr Hanover,
WIFI BE Filled With
Exhibits.
my Universal Service

BEItLIN. Jan. 31.-All tho famous
hunting castles Of the cx-Kaiser are
oeIng converted into places of social
teau. near Hanover. in which the i'm
perial family used to live when Will
t neim visited that city. on hunting
tTins. Is 10 mouse part OF tho Kastner
10 now homo for undernourIshed
children. Will @ a third has been turned
Into an art gallery. S,- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BAR GERMAN PAPER
Leading Financial Orgnn Ruied Ont by
Commander of Rhine
REGION. -
[ by Univeraal Service

BERLIN, Jan. si.AThs Frankfurter
'Zeitung. Germanys leading financial
organ. has been barred by Genera. do
Goutte. the French commander-in-ch chief
by the French. Tho ban Is to be in
effect for three months. The Frank
furter' Volksstimme also has been
barred.
Tho reason given by the French
military authorities for tho action
against tho Frank furter Eeltung Is
that the paper has becn fostering tho
existing British prejudiccs against tho
French authorities and troops"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
ENGLISH STEEL FACTORIES
GAIN BY AMERICAN STRIKE
Rich Harvest Kcapcd by Divcrting
Foreign Orders From America to
Yorkshire Market.

LONDON san 3I-r.rglaud caincI
in the recent slump in tnc output OF
American steel and tools. according to
sheffield correspondents An eXtraor-
binary rush OF foreign orders was
diverted from America into the York
shire market, consumers Indicating a
readiness TO pay the highest prices
for quick delivery.
France Is taking huge quantities OF
materials for motor car construction.
Big contracts for alloy steel, mild
steel. tiles and saws have been en-
tered into with South America, Italy,
Spain. India and the British Colo
nies Factories until recently engaged
at low pressure are now running at
top speed to expedite output Manu-
iacturers predict record two years
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Stevens Appears
Strongest i'm Local
Football District

Judging from the result of the Co
lumbia-Swarthmore game Saturday
little Stevens appears to be the best
Of the Metropolitan football teams
again this season. The Hoboken stu
dents haven't lost d contest in three
wears and from their present GAIT il
looks as though they will go through
TINS season without "A reverse. Dela-
ware was their latest victim.
The downfall of Columbia Saturday
vas 8 biow to adhercnts of the Blue
and White. The Morningside institu-
tion eleven certainly IS an in and out
team, as much 50 as the Yankees we're
on the diamond One week it looks
ike fast, powerful, we'll grounded
football outtit-thc next week like a
m'stt. However, in spite of the set
back the local supporters have faith
n the team and its coach and are Of
the opinion 1t viii redeem itself
against Cornell next Saturday.
New York University, figuring on a
victory over Union was sadly disap-
pointed The Violet looked TO be a
much superior team and gained twice
IS much ground as its opponents, but
II lacked the final punch to put ever
he scores so that the upstaters, com
ing through with field goal in the
.pst few minutes of play, came off the
field victorious. fordham was mac
t,VN last week
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Yale Coaches
Seem Worried
Over Their Men
Dickens, AIdrich, Jordan
anti Acosta in Bad Shape.
j. Report From Hospital
tSpccsdr C'orrrspordrscc)

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. with
only the Princeton and Harvard game
unplayed, Yalcs football officials ex-
pressed themselves tonight as having
colossal job on their hands. Yale
came through the games with Brown,
Colgate, West Virginia and even the
North Carolina game with only slender
margins of victory and with defeat
charged 10 Boston College. The physi-
cal condition of the team light failed
to disclose half a dozen veterans IN
shape for the biggest matches Of the
season.
Reports from the hospital indicated
that Tom Dickens, tackle; Malcolm Al
dricb. halfbaek; doc" Jordan, fu.~
back, and John Acosta, guard, cannot
be expected to play more than part of
the Harvard game next week and are
not expected to line up against Prince
ton this week, while Captain Callahan,
who will return to the game this weels
at guard, and Tnorne Murphy quarter
back, stand little chance of fully re
covering from the injuries which
shelved them last month.
Murphy in Bad Shape
Murphy's condition is disclosed By
the fact thai he was unable to kick
one OF the seven field goals he at
tempted yesterday. Ordinarily he
would have lifted four or five over the
crossbar. His sprained ankle prevented
him from successfully drop kicking or
puntfng. The season will close before
he can regain form. He and Callahan,
will be sent against the Tigers but tna
coaches do not believe that the other
E~,1. ~
fore the Harvard contest
The ,oa,nes will reorganize the
eleven tomorrow without them They
will continue Eli Cutler and Dicky Dill
worth IS ends. but will give thorough
trial to Perry Bean. tackle for the
freshmen last year. The coaches feel
however, that the ends are pretty we'll
placed just now
The tackles are less satisfactory.
although John MacKay and Leon
Walker will remain first string sclec-
tlons. Albert Into. who has been suf-
ferlng from muscle bruise, and Ray
Munger, who has been tried at end.
Will be looked over in the final tackle
choices.
Captain CaTlshan's advent at one
guard will dispose of tha, place. but
Aeosta's inability to play the other al
present will leave Herbert Herr its
Occupant he coaches miss Acosta S
two seasons experience Gross IN
proved his chances for center rush
yesterday and Billy Calvin Will doubt
less prove satisfactory substitute
The backfield choices are impossible
OF prediction except that Frank Kelly
and Herbert kempton viii be found in
two and probably Thorne Murphy in
another. Doc" Jordan's attack Of
tonsllltis has cost him hope OF selec-
tion fer the Princeton game al full
back. but he and Aldricf viii prob
ably be in condition to play one half
by the time Of the Harvard battle.
Jack French, Howard Campbell and
Justin Sturm are the three candidates
from whom the final selections viii be
made
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

cate the showing OF Cornell against
Dartmouth. We think it was superb
compared to last years demonstration
of football By the Big Red eleven. The
ithacans lost to superior set of play
ers Saturday, and not because there
was anything wrong with the system
Of play. The Cornell backs couldn't
get started, so swiftly and efficiently
did the Green forwards charge into the
line, and yet on ofIcnsc the Hanover
students showed little.
There was nothing the matter with
the Cornell defense and the tackling Of
the various individuals, particularly
Munns at right end. was hrst class.
The upstate team was weak in the exc
cution Of the forward pass, but 80 WAS
Dartmouth. The Green, to our mind
does not rank with Penn State, Pitts
burgh or Syracuse, Judging from Sat
urday's exhibition.
We should have stated before this
that Brown did exceptionally we'll
agalnst Yaic and showed itself TO be q
very sp!hy littlc eleven, ON q par witl.
most of the other good teams that al
ways come out of Beoyidercc.
Lehigh had an easy time Of it
against Muhlenberg and proved TO the
satisfaction of those watching its prog
ress IT Will give State tough game
next Saturday. But Bezdek undoubtedly
knows this.
Lafayette found Bucknell stubborn
foe, but managed 20 subdue this game
outfit, while Wesleyan deleated Am
herst in a close game in the frs. of
the New England triangular series.
Boston College had no difficulty in
beating Boston University, while Will
iams gave hamilton ali unmcrcifu]
walloping. The Array also had cinch
with Lebanon Valley,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Boynton, OF Williams, Still
Leads Individual Scorers
kaw. Cornell Star, Far
Behind in Second Place:
French, of Army. Third

Four more Eastern college clevens
were dropped from the charmed circle
OF unbeaten teams as result Of Sat
urday's games on various gridirons.
Those 10 fall from grace were Cornell.
brown, Georgetown and Washington
and Jefferson. Harvard or Princeton
avoided the pit by playing 4 tie game,
ana these two are among the seven
who stlll show clean states, in so far
AS victories are concerned. The others
arc Penn state, Pittsburgh, Wesleyan.
Stevens Tech and Boston College.
Penn State and Boston College have
not even been tied in their games to
date, while each of the other five has
engaged IN drawn battle. Hugo Bcz-
dek's horde stand alone in the lead
win seven Victories and total of 252
points, making it the most powerful
scoring machine in the East.
Harvard has rolled up six victories;
princeton. Pitt, Stevens and Wesleyan
have each turned in five triumphs.
while BOSTON College has record of
tour straight. Williams College, with
nVc WINS and twp defeats, is The see
ond best scoring outfit, with 80 points,
"niio the Army, with six Victories and
only one setback, Is third with 225.
- 'S 10y nNui' OF " llNaMS. lS Stlil
'ne supreme scorer, With grand total
OF ia points, his nineteen touchdowns
belnG the most scored by any PLAYER
tAis season kaw, Of Cornell. is far
back iii second place with 72. French.
OF the Army, holds third place, with 6s.
having advanced three places in a
week. lazelle, of Williams. has kicked
the most goals from touchdown. o.
"hile Peek, of Wesleyan, is the ,eadinp.
neid goal expert, with seven to his
credit
fo'iowlng are the team records and
individual scoring to date:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
N;ckalls Selects Yale
Crews for Next Season

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Head
Coach Guy Nickalls, Of the Yale crews
to-day picked four varsity, two fresh
men and two 150-pound crews to con
tnuc fall rowing till the weather pre-
vents, when the freshmen will be sent
into the gymnasium to work in condi-
tionine exercises all winter.
The varsity squad will report Febru-
AIRY /. NicAalla Will return to England
December and will return TO America
about February Is. P J. Corberry, The
former English professional coach, will
have charge of the development of the
1924 squad.
The first varsity crew picked by
Nickails is as follows:
10. g. Captatn $ :. Hord; No. g. BulSley
80. +, Cowles: No. g. ELLIS. 20. :. Peily
bow. Whitney, coXswain, Carson.
The second varsity crew:
S,rope. ln.nway, No. 7. Man: No {.
man. 20. 3. Martin no. :. Carmen bow,
Gardner, coaawain Madden
The first freshmen eight:
STROKE. Dennings No 7. Ewing; No s.
Harmon 10, s. Litter. No. =. stehli, No.
g. Haines, No. >. De Weese. bow, Lewis.
coNswain. Robinson.
The first 15O-pound crew:
Stroke. rloyde Jones: No. 7. Ho.rner:
No D. Riker; No, ), Hurley; No. 4. KeI-
b cheney; coIswsin, Chase.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Tigers Suffer No
I'll Effects From
Game With Harvard
-----------------------
Fro1 . Spocla' C5rrcs0o.l.r-

PRINCETON, \. j., Nov. T.-Noss II
Princeton's iootball team returned TO
Tigertown to-nign. apparently none
the worse Tor the afternoon work
against Harvard Saturday. Especially
Was TINS noticeable in heck ard Gar
rity, whose Worn stood vnt In such re-
nef against the Crimson. hecA did
not have SO much as = scratch in spite
OF ali that he aid. Nike Callahan wlll
be al right for Saturday. teo = DIT of
good news for Princeton followers
The men. while, of course disap-
pointed al the outcome Of ire frar
have 10 alibis or excuses They gave
what they mad, came wi-hiu hair -
beating Harvard. and earned. even 10
greater extent, # that vss possible,
Of the student body.
The undergradpstes were soreiv
dissopc lot. Tor it was hard
thln; 10 have victory snatched from
one's grasp AZ 50 late "a stage or the
game, especially IN lew of the wonder
tul comeback ot the gers after sucR
{. disheartening start. But along win
the team their thoschts now tarn -
Yale, and next Saturday, when the Els
invade the jungle
Roper's plans for the week are rot
known IS yet. He may decide 70 have
scrimmaEo, but that ao1bttuI q,
least any large amount of It. Moro
lkely ne Viii follow his scheme o. last
week and line thc scrubs against the
arslty ln dummy scrinnagc. WITH ne
former using Yale plays.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Pennsylvania Eleven
Greatly Encouraged

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. From
'he depths Of despair football coaches
and players Of the University of Penn
syivania have been raised to the
neignts Of optimism with regard to the
remaining game on the schedule as =
result of the amazing showing of the
lss1aa hee and Blue against Pittsburgh yes
That Penn should have scored three
toucAGowns against Pitts burgh and
nave ,held them almost even through
out the game was something that nor
even the coaches believed possible. The
belief now is that the team has fonnS
itself and wiil beat Dartmouth. CO.
lumbla aud Cornell in the next three
YameS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Penn State Players
All in Good Shane
STATE COUFcv D.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov. Al
though the superior weight of the Ne
brasha eleven resulted in some hard
hsttering Of the Penn State rla,ors
Trainer Bill Martin reported ben' I'll
IN good shape to-day. The fact that
bezdeA made but one substitution IN
such hard played game indicates +he
great physical condition Of the Blue
and White eleven. = 'o0
Every one is still taking abou, the
sensational battle yesterday when Ne
nrasAa vent down with colors flvino
The attendance figures we're ,vrn ,,,+'
higher than at the Dartmouth ganr
and The contest was far more briIiian@
than the struggle with the biz Green
Bezdeh's magnificent aerial attack
was complete surprise. FOR in nrevl-
us games he has depended alrnost on.
tirely on line plavs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Georgetown Defeat
Pleases NAVY Fans

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. Not only
did the decisive victory of the Naval
Academy over Georgetown on Saturday
give Naval peop.e great satisfacticn n
from the fact that Georgetown inilict-
Cd the only defeat on the Midshipmen
last season, but it is felt that 1t gives
the Naval Academy eleven standing
among the big teams of the year.
Preparations VIII be with special RE-
erence to the game against the Army
eleven Mt New York on November 81.
Little trouble Is expected from South
Carolina and George Washington,
which play next Saturday and the Sat
urday following. The Navy team came
through Saturdays hard garrc without
serl0ns injury % Anv nlaXar
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Baseball Followers Wntch

ORDINARILY meeting Of baseball
whatsoever though the imagined
are really interested This meeting the life
professional baseball
the magnaes Will will have the
another Hal Chase before he should
another Hal Chase They
realize that there must be justice and fair
The corruption of incident
nal ehaSe accused Cfy Mahewon
me accusation was backed by the word Mathewson
EVIDENCE But MatheVson to
wanted as player by of the of the National
as "hteWased and reinstae That
potential crook is weabninddt thinlng got with it
aho ne nero Ihat made the the gamblers
the Chicago White Sox players all easy.
The whitewahe baseball its good name The follow
rs OF baseball know this and they will
IN power when Chase permitted n baseball
II this meeting merely POLITICAL an airing Of old feds
then confirmed game in gust Raha1
selves
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Big Bout for Nem York

IL Is quite evident that the of the
hold New the To
be objection the the ttle fcht
but the Queenbery
bout the ground that oo big
they to have boxing bouts York State there
is no particular why the Carpenter
ed here PROVIDED Of the
Is be on the level There believe
lheTe think that the DENIM
e Nhcn the pair sat down together sign
Carpenter looked a compared CHAMPION Fu Car
ee 'n'nNS that he has OF
oers VINO nk the same Dempsey. confidence
and his hackers certain Of the result difference Of opinion
that brings about przeiglts
may turn our asco but be that
As long as II IS not crooked there why Is should
not be held in New FORK while boxing law
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
k}'oi Old fgvud Again

@ ONES necessary to harp the elessNcss Of Oh grad around
college, that Of old Grads Of pr;non
n0 Navy players OF deliberately attempting get Princeton PLAYER
Su accusation has been made by the o
rlncefon because the
gentlemen and ~ 0to
nard 1n sander repeated after Navy game +
ousH hat une gentleman who esnonshla
" ms excessive cor which forget his bree s
NO" tAa the SANDER being repeated think that the ~,
thorles at Annapolis should reracton Tho
% @ nave grievance The statement unnecessary rourbnee
~ 49, u ' Ds '"e'' IS a reflection on their competence
Od grads responsible the ,o1
iStng 1t done is done by old grads The old rrals M m
II is my opinion that old grads should be n1uzzIcd and
oUer'se restrained unless they the vida anu
cio
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Harvard Captain Hurt

CAMBKlDGt, Mass, Nov 7.--Har-
wards list Of injured men was not
materially increased by Saturdays
hard game with Princeton, Captain
Horween Wrenched mis- neck and dur
ing the game threw finger out Of
Joint. Wynaut Hubbard hurt his bad
knee again, but has the knack Of quick
recovery from injury Keith Kane, left
end; Favemeycr the center, and
ChurchiN. the hal;back, have minor
- " ents but will be ready for work
ednesday The substitutes will play
agAl...A Drown Saturday
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

IN ALL FAIRN ESS
By w. @. MIG EEH A N

vrv magna gather Chicago to-day TO discuss
rehabilitation Of professional baseball Whether or
professional baseball Will be restored
by the the baseball will depend what the
do Chicago.
Only the got and the deaf the magnates do not realize
that baseball badly by the crooknes ad
bare by the Followers of baseball believe that
baseball needs thorough oueanng, and they right Magnae
busy with politics and foreal the
corruption of the There control Of
organized baseball, who will inspire public confidence
The calls
The support
old dscredted National Commission Anybody connected the old
National involved
The opposition the Lasker plan has thrown
and offered almost the baseball
the The
picture of all Ban Johnson the
that the would
socitude the
He taking the platform with David Fultz
denounced The certainly
velops strange bedfellows
Ihe johnson
n halt Let the baseball politicians be
there must be board control
poc2ns If the majority the club hold
then they deserve play parks they will
hurt the most sensitive place. they
that cehng will be forgotten by the time the opens
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
iilden Defeats Johnston

hF'K hEl.El, Calif., Nov 7.--Wllliam
Iliden lr, Of Philadelphia. worlds ten
MS champion, defeated William John
ston, San Francisco, former worlds
champion. u-9 in one set Of sched-
uied match here TO-DAY. Rain PREF
vented playing Of the remaining sets
lllden and Johnston are mem bers Of
the American Davis Cup team here en-
route TO Australia.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Brooklyn Soccer Team Win.

soccer teams representing The Brook
lyn and Greenpoint Football Clubs
which are 10 meet in the A. = 4 crn
tie next week, tried conclusions in the
New York State League at McGold-
rlck's Field in Grcenpoint Yesterday
Brooklyn won By { goals to ..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Guaranty Trust Eleven Loses

Astoria soccers kept on winning in the
Metropolitan Football League by de-
feating the Guaranty Trust eleven bv
80 at Jasper Oval. j. Shaw scored IN
the first half and +. Frost added two
more IN the second
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
On Numbering PIoyors

Sa A'oh Ray ES director Of athletics at West Point has ~
,Ha' 'ne Army football players ready and wljnq r..
d" games The Princeton football was one Of tho f 49, @
rrea+ n1 @ season. Other universities games attract
sea popular interest holding this noint '
ony the professional ches and the rpntlon,ou ,
rl oa Slra'eSlsts are no ding a3ans the rrrntr
that the wishes Of the spectators at football eat 70 realize
unless tho , m S committee viii make the numbering connno
and the sna-time footba raeeiss W professional coaches
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Tesreau's Bears Trounce
Bacharach Giants. 81

The local senll-pro baseball season
was brought to close yesterday after
noon when JEFF Tesreau's Bears defeat
ed the Bacharach Giants BY a score Of
TO at Dyckman Oval. The victory
gave the seasons series to the Bears
as these teams had previously won two
games each. The score;
z II t.
Trsrcau's Bears.O / u 2 1-5 . 0
Misunderstanding and Santon. Fuller
ton and smith
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
BENNY Moves 10 Com,nonve,,tL

Tie CommonWealth 4. c. announced
last night that Benny Leonard would
move his training quarters to the
Co"moawealta gymnasium. today.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

Na1h o. these teanlc also has pIayod
one one tlo game: Harvard Princeton l4-,t.
Is. w. and J.West Virginia. IVES.
leyan i3-l$; I~rhish- West Virginia. -
~ =. stevens ~ iddles esury Go; Svarth!nore-
Ffan<Nn and Marshall, 0--o
10 gate has PLAYED Two tie games with
oAHeshanY' -. and with Susquehenna'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
AnnInciation Five Wins

The Annurciation five scored VIC
tory over the team Of the Robbins Dry
DocN A. A. as Ebbhng's Casino yester-
cav AFTERNOON. The score WAS is to IS.
Fitzpatrick and Kennedy starred for
the winners. with Smith and Blank
playing best Tor the shipbuliors.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
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