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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
EVACUATION OF WARSAW EXPECTED DAILY
DENVER STREET CARS
 MOVED UNDER GUARD

DENVER, Aug. 4 (by Associated Press).-The first street car to run since the strike began Sunday was was taken out late yesterday by strike loaded with police. There was no trouble.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
CHASE WITH PoRTERvILLE TEAM

PORTERVILLE, Cal, Aug 4.-Hal Chase. former Giant frstbaseman and more recently in charge of the San Jose baseball club, has signed with the Porterville aggregation in the San Joaquin valley league, to play Sunday ball.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
JAPAN TO INCREASE
 GUARD AT GARRISON

ToKIo, Aug 5 (by Assoclatea as press7 It was announced today that Ianan plans an increase of nearly 5000 in the number of men garrlsonlng
 L >Korea.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
AMERICAN MARKSMEN
 WIN MORE H0NORS

BEvERLOO, Aug. 4 (by Associated Press) The American shooters won seven first places and one second in the eight events with pistols and small bore rifles.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
VILLAS REVOLUTION
 COST MANY LIVES

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 3 (by Associ- Press) ).-The campaign against Villa cost 42,OO0 men in five years under Carranza, according to Villas chief of staff.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-04
NATIONAL DEBT OVER
 TWENTY-F0UR BILLION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (by Associ- ated Press) 1.-The gross national debt was reduced during July by $76,404, ,453 leaving a balance of $24,222, ,917 ,013.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
HEAVY CRAPPLERs READY
FOR TON|GHT's BIC BATTLE
Zbyszko and Madyas Will Wrestle at
Strand-Pair OF Fast Prclimi.
nary Contests Arranged.

Returning for his second mat en-
gaEement in Richmond within the
last seven years, Stanislaus zybszko,
the Polish Hercules. who recently re-
turned from war-torn Russia in quest
Of the worlds heavyweight wrestling
and Skill against that OF Ivan Mad
vas. another formidable heavyweight,
in 4 finish match in the Strand Thea
ter tonight. In Madvas the Pole will
meet foe of unusual size and ability.
The Russian is much younger than
his heavier, opponent. and he hopes
Pole with his speed and agility.
Ipyszko is q singular figure among
tho European heavyweights in Amer
lea About six years ago lie was at
the zenith OF his career in the profess
SIGNAL mat game. The reign OF the
late Frank Gotch was nearing an end
lowan fell upon the shoulders OF the
Pole; lie had conquered the best of
the hcavyweights. and Gotch was tho
the title. "Iybszko returned to Rus.
sia ahout SIN years ago to take part
in big wrestling tournament. The
because he was citizen of Poland.
After passing through several har-
Paderewski,, Premier of Poland. and
ne m the service to his
ward the close of the war. and. was
! an aid on Paderewski's STAFF until the
armistice was signed. He brings
back an elaborate history Of the war
F., and revolution in Russia and Poland
and he will deliver a short lecture on
the subject before he goes to the mat
! with Madvas
Two preliminary events. in whIcl
local middlewelghts and featherweights
Promoter Herbert y time limit viii
! govern each OF the prcliminarics
Johnny Macvey and Tommy Coloin
/ ing event at $40 o'clock. while Henry
Mocsta and Morris Clements, middle
weights, Will hook up in the second
! u fat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,o First ;Hv raGemfopr furongs~-Joe Goodman.
Won Sa 'Wv ao4in iiS snisss g. IL e
tpS5. 70 ), second: 'Let.y Rec. Hiios'
Time IS 81 OH nostor. I,e 10 l. T Sn5ra:
,, Second race-siS furiongs-Kirat. lo4
H aSsS%1;er ~ {Msoh e e i To9 Il
I iyl,, Princess Lou. hSh.r"Na: pre tins
VIM Bapnains ,a ThsSufn oran Ha nph
Third race---siS furlonrs-Duckshot. liz
sir aneE lis ,smtn 10 eyen Won baFI
{ol;iva: County Lass aarsatst rene ". !! Merry 45s
Gallant FL Mandi. Corson ran ne
nlsS; ~ tMoeneyS 70 isN to % l.
.yen TO 2. second: Tom Anderson o6
f f%s Nutshell ss Sa5 fStss
MaieH ,!unEna. Tr1e As sieef a Hntog
FIFTH raSe.-lniio- and si1tecn,h-slmple-
70 |. even. SECOND A,liyDn. i9a tMyeraj;. 5
s. sh to Tie Ar s 'R!s sa Glenn Tenn a1a IS BIZ
a ss Nsh;sT 1SY and
"a 70 :. second: BfoWn 1F Favor,t TO-
, 'na aeRlG 4ime i.s So I,s 70 Is
dian Chant. liz 9Wfda5.n Z. s,1tit'nsh to T.
Sse aadg g. Second 4:
IEoInanelli). 10 to I. to I. z to i. third.
l rtme i:fe Is. osnery. Semper .Staiwart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST race-thrce and ne.haif furionss
oh. Yes. li2: Loeb l.even. li2: Cru,chcs. liz
Rose. lie: NtssrIncs IL ~: Buddle Ecan lis
tiandse! II. AS: John -irbor. l.5: superb
ll5
second race--hvc and one half furlones-
She Devil l0.: Siivey Shapiro 10. M!da. l07
Miss kruter. lo1: Frances Starr. IL: Racnn-
tense. IL: Miss Sterling. IL: Green Mint. 10
Gaptrs III: Sayonnarra. III: All Nczna. III
Parrish. III: Tom Caro-. III: Nobleeman. III
John j: Casey. III. Eligible: Neg. III: ed
die NC Bride. III: Bronncr III.
Tiger Rose. le,; Flying Frog, lbs: Arch
map los: ProEa2da. 80: Speedy Root. io7
Cock o the Main. Log: Yowcli. Il3; Porte
Fourth, race--six turlon&s--Richa1d V. 90
don. lo?: kohinoor l03: Onico. 1U2: Archi,
Choice. ne: PouItHey. liz.
E!fth race-!n!ic and. seventy vards-oueer
Blonde! ioI; Sun God. lg5: Frank Monroe
III: lslaizes' III: Hadrian. ln.: Opportunity
IN SpeedSter. lEt; Glass TOT. !ts; pull,iN
luS; Stspson. iS: Grandce. 10; Dixie Car.
sixth, racc---m!le and sixtcen,h-AlId.a
g; Viola Ganncy. %: Waldo. Jr.. I"5: Piudar
iSe; fisoher- Ma Br.cna. li9: Battle Mountain
e. 81 Golden Dawn. 20: rcd Domino. IDS
Gou-yna nd. los: Napthalius loo: Win
Win. 1"5: II G. BaSch. loo: Antoinc.te in
Rexsier. III: Scourgeman. lie: WI! DO iis
Phinstinc. ~: Orderly. ll3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
BAKER COMES TO Terms
WITH RICHMOND OWNER
fShortstop Agrees to Report Here
April 1 When Squad Will
Begin Work.
.INFIELD PRACTICALLY SETTLED
Gooch Jubilant Over Securing OF
Popular Player and Will Begin
Looking Around for Competent
Third BnSeman.

Shortstop Jesse Baker has come to
terms with the management Of the
Richmond Colts and Will report to
Manager Lee Gooch on April /. This
announcement was made last night and
follows an exchange OF wires lasting
over a period OF several days. Gooch
has received final word from the in
fielder that he Will report 10 Richmcnd
when the first of the squad begins to
drift In.
Securing OF the dimutive shortstop
will enlignten the worries or the mana
ger considerably as regards the infcld
OF the Colts Gooch needs i second and
Third baseman. but has lined up man
To take care OF the midway station
and SO sure is the pilot of landing the
SECOND sacker that he announces all
needed To complete the infeld ic q
While announcement that Baker viii
return TO Richmond is II welcome one
10 the manager, the fans OF this no
doubt Will ne jubiiant. Baker came:
here last year from the Ne wEngland
League. and although he participated
in less than half OF the game. became
minute he appeared on the diamond.
Jesse is fast on ground balls and also
demonstrated Instability TO get under
sions. His batting average for thirty,
ne fe!ders Of the Virginia ,;, L aeasae
be considered the real leader.
When the shortstop left Richmond
last fall fans and owner Wilson
thought that tho chances of Baker re-
turning TO this city in 1920 were Slim.
in fact, only n few days ago owner
Wilson had about given up hope OF
having Jesse with the team this year.
Bakers salary demands appeared be-
yond reason. but through the efforts ot
Manager Gooch these have been ad-
ji;sted satisfactorily.
THAT Baker ranks high as ball
ptayer is evidenced by the fact that
the Washington Senators drafted him
NJ the close of the season, but the lit
tie follow had the. misfortune OF being
spiked by Tyrms Cobb in his initial APP
pearance In 4. big league uniform, and
was turned back on tho local club.
IT is the belief Of those who have seen
Baker In action that he would be down
:his time and owner Wilson would
, have the purchase money stored safely
awav. had !; not been for the untincly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
PROMINENT CHICAGO MAN
AND PRETTY WIDOW SLAIN
Advertising Man. Who Led Dual Life,
believed Killed by Woman Who
Later Turned weapon ON Self.
[By Associated Press. j

Sci
CHICAGO: March More details of
manager OF an advertising, agency
which bears his rnnlc, we're barred to-
day by Il murder and suicide or double
murder. according TO facts brought
before the county coroner. Late last
night, in an apartment In n fashionable
Chicago ne!Ehhorhood; tho bodies of
Blcyer and Mrs. Ruth Randall were
found. while Mrs. Bleycr was at her
own home awaiting word from friends
who were searching for her husband.
who had been missing since Saturday
night.
Mrs Randall. a Jr.::y =, -nn. q
years old. was divorced from her SOL
dier husband. Norman Brown Randall,
and had been employed as an adver-
Using writer Excerpts from diary
which was found in tho apartment
disclosed the fact that she and Bleyer
had been intimately associated for at
least year.
From tho position IN which the bodies
were lying when tho police, with some
of Blcyer's friends. burst into tho
apartment. the authorities, believe Mrs.
Randall shot Bleycr as he was Sleep
ing and then turned a cheap revolver
upon herself. Tending to Strcngthcl,
their opinion, there was. found = poem
in the woman'S handwriting, somcwha [
clever as to meter and rhyme. but al :
most maudlin in sentiment which fore :
told the dramatic conclusion OF tho
two lives.
Bleycr was the son OF a prominent
Chicago family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
COLLEGE STUDENT BREAKS
RICHMOND TENP|N RECORD
Bruce Cook Rolls Perfect Score in
Practice Game With Frank
Reid.

Bruce Cook, the young Richmond
College student, who was 4 member of
tho pennant-winning Cottrol1 Saddiery
team OF tho City League. and who re-
Gently bowled q 90 score on the Re.
creation Alleys, and, incidentally also
established the high three-game and
hVe-gamo totals for these drives, was
again In top form at the Recreation
yesterday afternoon, and attained the
honor of doing what no other Rich
mond bowler has ever been able to do,
that is, the rolling OF perfect" score
or 800. This is the first time in Rich
mond's bowling history that this feat
has been accomplished, several other
bowlers in the past just missing tho
coveted perfect score. for which
every. bowler strives. by tho narrow
margin of ono pin.
Cook accomplished tho feat in a
friendly game with Frank Reid. mama
ger Of the Recreation Alleys. who is the
citys premier tenpin artist Cook and
Reid had tied in their last game. each
having q score Of pa. In tho rolling
off of this Tie game, Cook swept the
NAPLES into tho pit for twelve conse-
cutive strikes, giving him his perfect"
hind. ep!lling. the et-ups for the eX.
ceptionally high total or esq.
The management Of the Recrca zion
is now endearoring to arrange inter-
city matches with Norfolk, Petersburg,
Roanoke, and other nearby cities, and
feels certain that II these cities ac-
cept the Capital City's def, that our
boys will cary off the State champion.
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ATHLETES OF. ARMY TO BE
GIVEN CHANCE AT ANTWERP
Secretary Baker Says Soldiers Will
Have Every Opportunity to Rep
resent America.


WASHINGTON. March e-United
States Army athletes will be given
every opportunity to qualify for places
upon the American Olympic team,
which will compete ut Antwerp, sccrc-
tary Baker announced today
Teams will be selected 'frol, tho
army for competition i'm events-traclk
and field, athletics, boxing, wrestling,
swimming, fencing. rifle and pistol
shooting and horsemanship. An ell
aborate program OF preliminary try
outs is being prepared. by which
method the pick OF the army in every
one of these branches of sport viii, be
selected and offered to the American
Olympic Committee for tho final trials,
in which each contestant for q place
on tho American team must deInon-
strate his athletic right to mako the
trip to Belgium.
Tho army plans include athletic
elimination trials open to all mon and
officers OF the army. to be held mt each
camp, post and station throughout the
country. These local meets. will he
followed by departmental games, in
which tho winners of minor meets will
meet in. competitions. The depdrt-
mehtal winners In turn will he entered
In tho army championship games, after
charge Of n corps Of competent train
ers for special preparation for the
Olympic tryouts. to be held in Boston
early in July
Special arrangements will be made
along somewhat similar lines for
elimination in fencing, shooting and
horSemanShiD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
$1,000 -7--7-77-----7-----------
HAVANA RESULTS

FRS, racc-nvc and nc-half furionss--
iRoundcl. 40 tMurray). to i. - .. :. to
TO j. > TO /, second: Twcnty-scvcn. II.
tErown). to !. 10 S, 70 o. third. ri,ne
s1tGs2-5. Zen Butler. The Battle Wing.
feiicido,l. Farnum. james o.. Br'cr Fox
and Ha.e!nut ran.
second race--iive and one, half furlongs--
sure Get 1in "a: Coins). !; to ]. to 5.
49,. I" o. TO 10, second The Snob., ~
Zine i COS Lncy May Prince Eonero.
Weymouth Girl. Prince Easy. Sir oliver and
Third racS@sx furlonsz-currency. ia
SkecrIucc. 100 tChinvctta), 4 10 i. 70 g.
to &. second: Ruby. .? tIlunt>. to I, .
% I. even. third. Tirpc, l:l3 3-a. Marion
liullins. Biondel and liocnir ran.
Fourth racc--milc and 4 siXtconth--Trcc-
in;c1tlc. H. tchiavcttal. . to ]. = IL 3.
OUT, won; Texas Spcciai. % (lIun). to
., 10 d. out second: Horace l.erch. 81
tBdrnes). to l.. to .. out. third. Time.
1916 80. iilack Prince ana Saivatelie ran.
Fifth racc--miie and nifty yards-L!i no
won: Ralph, s, 10. tFaier); > 70 /. 70 !.
!. 3 10. j. q. s. ;h!Td. Ti,ns i:i4 a-s.
Dairy l.. BurlinGanlc, Old Eyiers. Dick
Benson and Frank EcoCh ran.
Sixth racc--miic ANA fifty vards-para-
ble,s los tCarInodyt. : to .. oven. to ..
won: War TaX. ioi IAiisinson). 8 TO /. s
10 d. to 5. second: Duke of shelby t01
lTryonl. t"-l. TO J., to &. third. Time,
Miss Sweep ana IcnEhce ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
RECREATION TEAM WINS
Downs Corby Duckpfn Artists by
Margin OF Sixty-Six

The Recreation and Corby Baking
Company duckpin teams met in total
pin three game contest on the Recrea-
ton drives last night, the former
emerging victorious after hard strcE-
.gle. winning the match by q margin OF
siSty-siX points. Good individual
counts were registered. White Ellis.
of the Bakers. carried off both the
high individual and high three game
honors for the evening. with counts OF
1873 and az. Iiain and Raulin. OF the
Bakers, also BOWED consistently. the
former hitting the sct-ups for 1a2 in
his first game. For the Recreation.
every man bowlcd over the 600 mark
for three games, Frank Reid being
the bright particular star. having high
individual count with i24, and high
three-Eame total with $50. Dowden
pressed him closely with Il three game
total OF go.
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
INDIANS ARRANGE GAME
WITH RICHMOND COLLEGE
Football Hattie between Elexenx I,
Take Place in Norfolk
October 30.
Especial to The Times
MILL MSRINRG AZ ..I n

;, MILIA aI VA, March s,@Ar-
t ths W11am h aHg been s c9mpeted for
mond College football game in Nor.
folk on October 80, 1920.
1t is thought this contest will at
city. William and Mary College has
strong following on tho peninsula.
while the Spiders always put up a
For the last several years the In
dians and Spiders have played two
G she e,S serh near; ono in wlliamsousg
changing OF the Eastern w" Virgi fhe
championship rules, each college plays
one pns,,,; an ,ha r,, only one game. As a
high pitch for the single I me eeSSa 10 ana
rivalry thus Will be intensified. IT
has been the experience OF the four
Eastern Virginia colleges that the FIRST
SECOND meeting.
liam and Mary college and Richmond
though friendly, rivalry which is not
exceeded between college rivals In this
state, although it is difficult to con-
!sting between Nirgii.ia Pol !ec GT
institute and Virginia Military Instl-
Hampden Sidney College N eleven cI 'n IN
Norfolk: The Richmond College com
test will be tile only game PLAYED
this fall by William and Mary COL
the Thanksgiving Day ofrerins T hon
tween the Indians and Hampden- Sid
neE College.
Football wiseacres predict the In
dians-Spider gridiron annual meeting
VIII provo one of the biggest games in
the state The Indians this year play
exhibition games with UNIVERSITY OF
Virginia at Charlottesville, Virginia
polytechnic Institute OF Blacksburg,
Gallaudet College IN Richmond, and
Sorth Carolina y. G. T.. in Raleigh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
LARGE SQUAD BEC|Ns-tN0R
At RICHMOND COLLEGE
Candidates for Baseball Team Arc
Practicing-Class Work Hats Con-
difiOniny to Certain Extent.

With spring examinations about to
begin the baseball squad of Richmond
College is being hampered 70 GER
tain extent in getting into condition
for it's initial game OF the cason,
which will be played at Boulevard
Field, March 81, against the Maryland
State nine. Coach Dobson has had a
large squad OF candidates practicing.
for more than q week, but at this time
the baseball prospects for the Spiders
are problcmatical.
Scarcity of tried infleId and battery
material are the chief worries of the
coach. Jones, who played shortstop
for the Red and Sl;ie last year. is the
only veteran inticider out for tho team
and this means that practically the
have to. be developed from unseasoncd
material.
Cagdidates for the battery positions
outlook Skasgs, last years pitcher,
will do the brunt OF the work In the
box, while Hugo Blankenship. cap
will do most OF, the work behind the
bat for the Spiders. I,
Outfcid Not Worrying Conch.
There is ono cause for optimism on
the pal, OF Coach DobsQn and that is
gardeners on the squad and the coach
announces himself as being impressed
favorable with the ability shown by
the outiielders this far. Harry Carter.
q veteran of several seasons, Will be
in uniform again this season and the
coacn Will depend upon him TO he ono
of the main cogs in the secondary de-
Tense.
Competition between the Spiders and
teams OF the Virginia League has been
arranged. The colleg!ans will meet
the Richmond club April s. and has
scheduled a game with the Petersburg
Goobers April 10. Efforts arc being
made to have the team play in Suffolk,
Portsmouth and Norfolk. Nothing has
been heard from these cities vet.
Although the baseball team is oc-
of the coach the mentor will begin
work in other branches Of athletics
after April ]. Spring football practice
will be hold under Dick" Broaddus
will consist OF kicking and passing
and other light football work. hut
the men will be under 'Broaddus. Tho
those. football players. who are not
out Cor the baseball team, in shape by
giving them physical training of some
description.
Track to Begin Shortly.
Track will be inauguratcd after tho
first Of the month when the first. and
in outdoor work. This is q portion OF
the mass-ath1etics idea OF the coach
and will BE- compulsory. Students par
ticipated in this phase of the wori;
in addition to tho first and second
year students the coach will have "a
look after his varsity track squad
and plans to wor kthc two squads at
the same time, but will separate The
pcricnced material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ASHBR0OK WILL LEAD
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
Versatile Performer to Captain John
Marshall Track Tcam--Quint
= Hin


Willard Ashbrook was elected to
captain John Marshall's track squad
this spring ut meeting of tho letter
men of last years team yesterday
afternoon Ashbrook is n veteran OF
high school athletics, having par
ticipatcd in all branches Of athletics
1T John Marshall last year. In the
absence OF any elected captain, he has
had charge or the track squad up to
this time by virtue OF his seniority. but
Will take charge from now on as the
elected leader of tho track athletes
Floyd Tyson. manager OF the team,
expects to produce something in the
way OF practical competition for the
team as soon as the basketball sea-
son ends.
Practice was held on the Blues
Armory floor yesterday afternoon by
the basketball squad, In preparation
for the elimination contest to be staged
on that court Friday night. The work
tention being given TO passing and
floorwork rather than to scrimmage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ROME TO RIO IN BLIMP,
PROPOSED BY ITALIAN
Lieutenant Guidoni, OF Air Service
VIII Attempt Flight In Twenty
Fivc-PnsscnEer Ship.
TBy Apsociated Press

NEW YoRK.s March 5@The italian
government Will back an attempt at
an airship flight from Rome to Rio do
Janero. Brazil, next June, Lieutenant
Colonel a. Guidoni. air attache OF tho
embassy Of Italy, announced here to-
night. a twenty-five passenger dirigi-
BILE has Just been completed for tho
voyage and will make it's trial trip
In April, he added.
The big bag will try to maintain
a speed OF fifty nautical miles an hour
and complete its flight in ITO hours,
said Lieutenant-Colonel Guidoni. II
Is 800 feet Ions and has four motors
OF 260 horse power each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
HAVANA ENTRIES

go First race.sir turlonEs--Lady IanEden. 20.
TOP Rung. ln!: Cafeteria. le4. SkyInan In,
5;Gt Clark ie': Mike Dixon. ie7: Avion.
second race-str fur,onrs-Rora. %. Nav
A aa,li. 49, rArthur Middleton. 100; BABY
30 5ei: TiInotby J. Hogan. I03: ouin,
away. los: Mamoli!n. III.
hird raCc--slx furlongs-Punctual Of.
First Puiict: 10l; Pierrot. i55; Fnos. iOa: ua1.
.S 9chi 40: encore 49,: Presumption. i06:
i iio finance l@' Glider. lbs: Phedoden.
Fourth -ace-six furlonss-Clea.inr I'm. ~.
gar hea m 20; Belle OF Eliza bet htown io3
IilTonny 49,; Different Eyes. 10: Aivord. liz
Filth race-rniIe ana six,e,,,, .,
,5Sn ~; SILVER S SanGsis l3 Duke sheioy
a,1nei. ITO: Jose Devalles. liz: Hail and Hal,
- siIth racs-mile and hfty y.-as-Tb,
TalSer. q: Solid Rocx loi: ChiiIu;n. ioi a, ie
,,2rHey nun; lo! BABY Cal. l92: Lucky PER-
j0i.- ' ~ Fly Home,
Gear: fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
MARY PICKFoRD's WILL
DlSP0SES OF MILLIONS
Screen Star Says II was De.ire +.
settle Her Affairs That Caused
Her To Stngc Divorce Drama
[By Universal Service.

LOS ANGELEs Cai. ''N M y,1e,1 ~,
ing the course OF the years she has
Deen tho unrivaled star OF ,Screenland.
Mary Pickford has accumulated q for
and, $3,00O,o0o, and just yesterday sbS
called in David O'Brien, her bigh.
priced New York lawyer. and had him
all the property of which she might tlIe
seized and possessed. 80 80
1t was this will and not a desire To
marry Douglas Fairbanks or to cot rid
of the tie that bound her to Owon
Moore that caused her 10 stage the tiI.
vorcc drama in Nevada. She declared
were handicapped and made Intricate
by the domestic differences growing
out of her marriage to owen Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
BRITAIN OFFERS MEDAL
English Golf hxsociatIon Donates Gold
Prize for Winner of Tourna-
mcnt in America,

NEW YORK, March 9-The Profess
slonal Golfers Association Of Great
britain. through It's secretary, Roland
medal 20 be competed for in a tourna-
ment 10 be held in the United States,
under the auspices OF the American
appreciation for the benevolent acts of
the American Professional Association
during the war. It is proposed to have
the medal in competition until won
all. when ii would become the per-
soma! property OF the winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
nerlln Porulation a,so1, 2a5.

WASEIINGTON,- March 9.-The city
of Berlin. with adjacen. districts. now
ing to recent issues of the Berlin press
which published results OF the census
started October S, 1919. The most
remarkable feature OF the census was
tho considerable decrease In the city
proper. census reports showing n Ioss
of more than per cent since 1916.