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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10
INF0RNAT|UN|

IA arestati pentru violarea pro
hlbitiei. - 1ntr 'un raid facut Dc
catra polite, Simbata, patruspre-
zeee insi au trebuit sd stea in
temnita doua nopti 81 ii, ne
primindu-se bond, din cauza ed
oficialii federali MI erau in O.
ficiu. Cautiune pentru acestia Sc
putea face numai (prin oficialii Il
derali, pentru ca arestantii au
fost inchisi ca au violat legea f.
derala.
Comisarul politiei spus prize
tenilor prisonierilor ca el nu poa
te primi nici cautiune in cazur
federale, 81 c slit a tine pc pri-
soneri inchiSi pima end comisa-
rul federal nu va da porunca, ca
sal libereze.
Cununie pc Ocean. = Copenha
ga. Donald Ingram, cdpsninl
american la Gothenburg, 81 d-ra
Ingeborg Alyomist, suedeza, au
fost cununati pc vaporul Ameri-
can st. Augustin, la trei mile de-
partare de coasta Suedeza.
Planul de a esi afara din apa
suedeza a fost facut pentru ca
strainii intimpina mari greutati
ca sd Sc casatoreasca in Suedia.
Negotiable Gu lucratorii de ia
calea ferata incepute. - Washing
ton, - Negociatiile intre oficialii
administrator cailor fcrate 81 Sc
fiji uniunilor muncitOrilor au fost
reluate All dmineata Gu speranta
ca in aceasta saptamina Sc va a.
junge la un oare care rezultat.
Directorul Hines, Sc crede, ca
va sllbmite propunere defini-
tNa oficialilor uniunilor, 81 cu a.
ceasta Sc crede Cd intelega"e
nu poate Fl dntirziata foarte mutt.
. .
SAse morti din masline. -
Memphis. - Fatalitatile attribute
.unor masline care au fost servitc
la masa data de dina Ivy, Sc
ridica la sase mortji. Dintre cei
zee au consumat din aceles masli-
ne, care Sc crede ca sunt otravi--
te, numai dina Ivy a scapat Gu
zile. tnsa 81 ca Sc afla foarte grav
bolnava. i
vsDor fssnses a psricol -
Halifax. Vaproul drancez Van
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

~ PC AA'Aie< 'NoAFyS1 lNiS ''fN'N ~ ~
diograma primita la Halifax.
Naporul in lipsa de ajutor.
Fac mare in MecKeesport, Pa.
- Pittsburg. - Doua cladiri au
fost complect arse, lar a treia a
fost aproape in intregime ruina-
ta de un incendiu care s "a iscat
in districtul industrial din Me-
Keesport.
Focnl acesta, care este Gel mai
| costisitor dis istoria acestui oras.
a cauzat pagnbe in valoare de
100000.
Tn. focar fost ranit. Altii dol
au lesinat, inabnsiti find dc fun.
Originea focului nu sc site.
Bolsevistii 50 revolta pc insula
japcneza. - Toxic. - Sc rapor-
teaza ca pc insula japoneza, SAX
halin. bolseviStii sau revoltat.
Minele impontante 81 sondele de
| petrol au fost atacate.
Detasamente de ajutoare, pc
sanii au fost trimise la fata To-
cului.
Decapitat de o tocila. - At
| lantic City. Jesec Steelman,
un farmar, dorind ca sa-si ascltta
sacurea a pus peatra de tocila
la automobil 81 dat drumul To-
comotivei, ca Sc dntoarca tocila,
insa din nenorocire, iuteala mare
spart tocila. lar bucata a re-
tezat capul farmarului.
Ghetarii au pornit pc ocean. -
New York. - Cap. A. E. Hakan-
sson. de pc vaporul suedez Alto:
cholm, care a ajuns in acest port
din Gothen'burg, spune ca a va
zut dol ehetari 81 0 masa enorma
de ghiata plutind la rasarit dc
malul Grand de La Newfound-
land. Aceasta de object e semnul
de dpsprimayarare
Ghietarii sunt fearte periculosi
pentru vapoare, multi Isl vor a.
Lduce aminte de catastrofa ca Ii
tanic. care s'a ciocnit Gu un asst
fel de ghetar.s-
eEs
Franeezii organizeasa armata
Cehoslovaciei. Narsovia. -
Franta nu ramine nepasatoare
fata de dusmaAii Germaniei, deci.
generalii francczi an inceput de-
ia Gu organizasea arlnatei Ceho.
slovace 81 a Poloniei, vecinii Ger
maniei. Cinci general francezi
au fost primiti in armata Ceho-
lovaciei
Insa Polonia este pc care Fran
ia vrea Sc puma in ordine Gle "a
parare, masina -mihtara a Polo
niei formcaza m>frOnt dublu con
ira Germaniei, in orr ce razboiu
in viitor. Generalii francezi merg
81 vim de la Paris la Varsovia, ip-
cit foarte greu de a presupune
citi ar ramas aci. 1nsa III ultimul
timp. au fost opt ori zece general
francezi in Varsovia.
Varul lui Trotzky contra sovie-
telor. - Londra. - In acest oras
de mai multi timp traieste un var
q lui Trotzky, un correspondent
s'a dus 81 la 1ntrebat daca SIM
patizeaza Gu soyietele 81 Gu ideile
varului sau. Abrahap Givatoy-
Aky, varul lui Trotzky spus ca
daca ar avea bani ar da tot spri-
jinul armatelor anti-bolseviste ca
sa alunge de la putere regimul
rOSu.
soldatii Gu aparate de aruncat
foe topesc xapada. = Washing
ton. - Urmatorul comunicat Off
cial fost dat la ministrul de raz
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care au plecat acasa s'au tlus
plingind, pentru ca cit a stat III
New York, au fost jefuiti de a
yutul lor.
NJ au stiut unde sd gazduias-
ca. nu au cunoscut pc oameni la
cine a stat. Ca sa nu patesti 81
D-Ta la fel, du-te la oameni care
il cnnoaste toti ca cinstiti. Ia
Hotelul 81 Agentia curat Romi-
neasca:
THE VICTORIA" FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
15e-10th Ave-, New York, n. Y,
1nainte de a pleca, scrie o scri.
SCARE sau telegrafiaza, omul nos
tru te aSteapta la CARA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

couver, STA psnlutS prora 81 a.
fost impins 400 mile la parte
de pc linia cnrsei hui, spune ra-
diograma primita la Halifax.
Naporul in lipsa de ajutor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

soldatii Gu aparate de aruncaa
foe topesc xapada. = Washing
ton. - Urmatorul comunicat Off
cial fost dat la ministrul de ra1
bOiu: y
..S'a dat ordin -astazi ca un .
filter 81 un detasament din corpu1
de ingineri care stationeaza la
Edgewood, N. j. sc mearga "a
New York 81 sd Sc raporteze la
oficiul de recrutare din acels ..
ras. Sc site ca dsea pot fl dc
vre-un ajutor la curatitul zapezi
de pc strait, ei yor Fl intrebuin.
tati la aceasta.
Acest dctasamept va Fl echi-
pat Gu aparatc de arnncat foe
- care ~au fost fntrcbuintate in
timpul razboiului ca Sc topeas-
ca zapada de ne strazile New
York -ului".
Frapta fi1m4 CONTRA rosiiIlolar,
Psris. All. dupa ameazi
premierul Millerand, raspunzind
in camera deputatilor1 la 9 inter
peiare facuta referitor Ia politi-
ca externa . guvernulni, . men
tinut ca reinceperea Fslatiilor co
merciale Gu Russia M dnseamna
recunoasterea guvernului soyie-
tist.
consiiiul suprel sconapie stu,
diaza cele mai b1ne cai cum se
poate face copepiul VI g se va
5ua toata garsp ~ ce1age a eEelpl
va Fl imediat oprit re data ce sa se
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10
Foc mare in lIecKeesport, Pa.
Bolsevistii 50 revolta pc insula

Bolsevlstll 50 revolta Pc msula
japcneza. - Toxic. - Sc rapor-
teaza ca pc insula japoneza, SAX
halin, bolsevistii s'au revoltat
Minele impontante 81 sondele de
petrol au fost atacatc.
Detasamente de ajutoare, pc
sanii au fost trimise la fata To-
cului
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

Ceca ce Sc petrecp eli llberarea a
pasapoartelor pentru Romlni Ia
New York. Mise scrle, ca numal
in halimaua turceasca gasesti o
asemanare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
SOUTH RYECATE

The annual school fair was held
Tuesday afternoon al the schoolhouse
and proved TO be an interesting exhibit
of handiwork. cookery. vegetables and
several mechanical contrivances, which
showed much ingenuity. The heavy rain
Of the afternoon prevented many from
attending.
William T. George returned from
Cotfag hospital. Woodsville, Mon lay,
much improved in health
Paul VI Gibson Is spending \ two
weeks vacation with Mrs. Gibson in
Madison, Conn
Mrs Joseph Megrath Of Fsl,h,ilIe.
who is remembered in South Hyegate
as Miss Fannie Upham. former teach
er. has been visiting Nc and Mrs.
{. NJ. Libbey for a few days.
The quarantine on the home of y.
A. Park. because Of scarlet fever. has
been removed and his son, Paul, who
has been entirely well for some time,
is back in school No other cases have
developed.
Miss Mildred Harvey Of Passuups e
was guest at the Mcdonald home
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs ". ". Fox Of Lowell.
Mass. arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit to their father, DR.. G. w Dsrl-
ing.
Lieut.. Samuel Mills. who "a sta.
toned at an aviation field in TeNss
made a brief call on his people and 9th.
er friends Wednesday, leaving for Bos-
ton Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs d. VI. McKinlay are
receiving congratulations over the
birth Of a grandson al Waterbury
Tuesday to DR.. and Mrs. L. +. Nc
knlay
Miss Ruth Gates went this week to
the Dimock orchard TO assist through
the harvesting season.
Miss Christina Farquharscn repre-
scented the L p. SUNDAY school AZ
the state convention at II Jonns5IrvI
last week
The heasv rain and wind of Thu
dav night laid low one # thi -htJe
trees at the residence 81 Z. G. Rem
frew
Very few people from he-a attend
I'd the state fair this yea. Business
= too good 70 permit unns n-ssrv hrl-
idavs and the uncertain weItnct re
vented some from after ling r W.
Goodine. T. s GRAY. joseph Mrlsm
and George Ssnderson braved he ~
ments Thursday and Mister 4 low n
but found sll the events s-heluled Cor
the dav called "A
Dr.. J. s GarVin i attending = meet
ing Of synod ~ Salem. y Y. this
week. IS = delegate from the Vermont
7 esbvteTv.
Mrs. Ella Smith met with = painful
accident Friday Afternoon while re-
turning from Der school N hu.sehscs-
In attempting 20 20 between team
and an automobile at the coruer ~
Pleasant and Main streets the hrse
SHE'D and threw her Of and the shoe
laceratsd enc ear quite BADLY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
BADLY HURT IN FALL.
Harold Moran of Burlington In Serious
Condition.

Burlington, Oct. 4.--Harold Moran
20 years of age of 66 Front street, was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
a serious condition last evening as the
result of fall from a truck at the
corner of Battery place and Park
street about $50 o'clock YESTERDAYS aft
ernoon. The fall caused internal iniur-
les. which brought on severe hem
orrhages. The young man was picked
up and carried TO his home in the car
of l.. p. Wood, Or. D. A. Shea was
called, and as soon a. the seriousness
of the injuries was sseertsined, Moran
was rushed to the hospital and an op.
Grafton performed by DR.. 7. +.
McSweeney. Small hope OF his recoy.
cry was given last evening.
Moran was returning from a ball
game at Malletts Bay IN company
with a crowd of fellows on a truck.
As the truck rounded the corner from
Battery place on TO Park street, sew
eral of the Young fellows, Moran
among them, dropped of before the
truck had stopped. In doing this. Nor
an lost his footing and fell, striking on
his back. II was not thought at first
that he was seriously injured as no
bruises appeared, but when he was as.
sisted to his feet he was unable TO
walk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
CLERK RECOGNIZES STOLEN FUR
Trails Woman Wearing 1t and Recov-
ers II.

Boston, Oct 4.-Recognizing on the
neck OF woman who passed him in
the crowd in fremont street Satur.
day afternoon a fur piece he had sold
and which later had been stolen, Os-
car. Reidel. an employe of jackson 4
Co, furriers. with a policeman trailed
the woman The clue resulted in the
arrest of John Doherty. - years. of
p Ashford street, Allston. a waiter,
who is charged with the theft.
The fur piece is valued At $4,000.
Mrs. T. p Proctor Of Proctor, Vt.
who is staying at the Hotel Touraine
in this CITY, bought the fur piece and
claims il was stolen from her room.
All trace of it was lost following the
theft. several days ago, and not until
Reidel recognized the fur piece was
there anv clue To st.
When Reidel. traffic officer Tucker
and special officer Manning OF the City
Hsll-svenue station questioned the
woman. she told them she found " IN
fremont street. the police say. Later
she admitted her husband Rad given u
to her. and said he was q waiter in
the Hotel lorraine Dohertv said he
had found the fur piece N q corridor Of
the hotel. He was arrested on a charge
of larceny.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04


doctors and every one told me the
same but ] kept fighting 70 keep from
having the operation had read so
many times 81 Lydia r Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and il helped
nv sister 50 I began taking II. ]
have never felt better than ] have
since then and ] keep house and am
able 20 do an my work The NeCe-
table Compound is certainly one grand
medicine. Mrs J. r. MATHEWS,
1911 Sycamore Street. Cairo. Ill
Of course there are many serious
eases that only a surgical operation
will relieve We freely acknowledge
this but the above letter. and many
others like IL. amply prove that many
operations are recommended when
medicine in many cases IS al that -
sd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep

Feel fine a. 6ddle, II bilious. con
stipated, headaehy. ssllow. or If you have
a cold. an upset stomach or bad breath,
take Cascarets tonight for your liver
and bowels and wake up feeling clear,
ROSY and fit No gripping no incon-
venience. Children love Cascarets. too,
10. =. 50 cents Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04

The outfit consists Of an
IDEAL Areols Radiator
Boiler and 4, S, or 6
AMERICAN Radiators
and Special Expansion
Tsnk-everything except
labor. pipe and fittings.
which any local dealer
will supply. See table
for various sises OF outfits.
Send for estalog.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04

thought ! would
have TO be oper-
ated on. I had q
bad displacement.
Ny right side
would pain me.
] was so nervous
! could not hold a
glass Of water.
Many times I
would have 20
stop my work and
sit ow n or /
would fall On the
-----.fsng ~H--r-.1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
A Hunsn Rouauet

Roxy Mount Telsgram-Mis. ThOm-
~ was a Vely picture IN rusa pix or
CANDY With hat t. mstch She rlrriCi
a. srmful e pink glsdiators r. Il 2
transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
His Conclusion

SO she refused you
That's the impression ] received
Didn't she actually say Nc
NO. she didn't All he said vas
Ia, IA, hs Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
After Making Bad Start
Erratic Mare Finished
Winner in Last Heats
BERRY'S BECCO
TOOK THE 2::14
The State Fair Was
Brought to a Close
Saturday

| White River Junction, Oct. 4.-The
special and final day of the Vermont
state fair Saturday brought out an
attendance of $500 people. The fea-
ture of the day was racing, with three
| events on the card, and an unfinished
race which went over from the day
before. This race was a 2;20 pace, and
| four heats were required to find the
winner.
The 2l2 trot went five heats. the
cratic bay mare, May Lee, finishing
| third and last in the first two heats
and coming strong winner in the
last three heats.
The summaries:
2:2o Pace; Purse, 500.
Dr. Gaines, b. g. Dudley 2 l ! !
Lu North billiard. b. q
Junior billiard, b. e.
(Campbelll ... 2
ALAMEDA Isle, oh. g. tstew
art ........... .....
bnhrlle JEFFERSON, ddy fetTcss anu
Peter Cronk were drawn, while Alcy
Patchen, Grand March and Myra Bingen
were ruled out at the conclusion of
the third heat.
Time, 2;i6H; 2.leA; 2:ieA
2;l6M.
2:12 Trot; Purse, $1,000.
May Lee, br. m.
pierce ........ 3 | Il
Nora Hill, br m.
pickle ........... | 2 3
Silent Brigadier, b. g.
Time, 2:i4H; 2:l5hi 2.l6H
2:l6A; 2:2lh.
2:14 Pace; Purse, $1,000.
Bacco, b. g. Berry ...... ! y
Dolly G, Dr. M. Woodrow ? q
Little Batiste, b, g. Stewart 4 4 81
Baron Hal, b. m. tHaddoek 81
Time, 2:l3A; 2:l2H 2:l4A.
Free-For-All; Purse, $1,000.
Direct c. Burnett, blk g.
(tresierl .......,....... IL
Lockbov, oh. h. pickle @ 3 > p
Tommy d., b. g. (Toheyl . ( a
The Problem. Dr. h. tNelsonl 3 81
Time, 2;llA; 2:l3h; 2:llh.
The state fair cup for the driver
making the best time during the week
of the fair was awarded 10 Driver
Pickle. who drove the bay gelding Bin
~, pr;na -, , lOIL in tho y. naca IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
Free For-A All; Purse, 81 200.

The state fair cup for the driver
making the best time during the week
Of the fair was awarded TO Driver
Pickle. who drove the bay gelding Bin
60 Brine in 2:l0la in the 2:ll pace On
Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound. Many Such Cases.

Cairo. 1ll.-"Sometime ago I got
SO bad with female trouble that I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
NEW |NF|ELDER SIGNED
BY MANAGER LEE GOOCH
Third Bascman Grim Replaces
Arragon, Who Is Out of Game
With Injured Arm.

Third Bascman Grimm has been
signed by the RichwSnG Colts to re-
place angels" ArraEon, the pep2ery
little guardian of the third sack for
the Richmond team This informa :
ton was contained in a message sent
to this city last night BY Lee Gooch,
manager OF the local team. The
pilot stated that Arragon had been
injured and would be out of the game
for several days. The idol of the
local fans was struck on the arm by
4 ball while the team was in Rocky
Mount last week. and the injury has
At the time the accident occurred
thought and continued to remain
In the game. He played through the
series In Rocky Mount and in all OF
the games here last week with Pc
tersburg. in spite OF the INJURY. sun
day the little fellows arm began to
pain him severely, and an N-ray pic
turc disclosed that several ligamcnts
had been torn loose. and he was
warned TO remain out of the game
until the arm has had time 10 heal
Grimm Shows Up Well.
According to reports and the box
score of yesterday. Grimm appears to
have the goods and should be of
considerable assistance to the Colts.
The third bascman halls from Ten
nessec. End is said to have played in
the Southern Association with the
Chattanooga team. His first appear
perfectly, as did the rest OF the team.
ancc was yesterday. and he landed
for two hits out OF three times up.
in addition TO fielding his position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
LATONlA RESULTS

s Es r- So !55 sal. Man S
Maxim u Cwiin1. $3.50. So second. Bon
Jour. liz lHeinlschl, s,W, third Time.
1913 So Fr.vol!;y. Gal!icurci. Surplicc. brig
% War. Golden Dawn ran
IL toc'BrisnaS. :Ss5. $50, ESQ Won Gold
DirEcr ilS 'Nicol ,hcid> $3.50, 81. 10. sec
ord Cour; View. lis tTaylorD. $50. third.
'risne l02 ~. Reluctant. Jctsam. Maurice
s. Dan Jackson. Muskal!onEe., Ry Gone
Days. Pembroke, Sandalwood, Phiandercr
ran.
II, TH Taya} i s j s woS E%nSnr
- Jarrclp.. - 10. $50, second: P!aniar"dc.
Van Athena. AoScown ran.
Fourth racr--hvc furlouIs-M Monsoon. liz
4 M-Eimccl. sac. s. 20. out. won. Ace lii,;h.
IL LunstorGl. SO out, second; Bothcra
iion. III N.ykel. out. third. Time. 10! IS.
.,riith,' ,5ac;imtlc-s,eriinr; 10 !Mink,,;
iDrsysrii si6:5 $50. second Eas, IndIan.
Mystcrlons G!rl, rravcsiy. Easter Flower.
Luke Dllon. Big Idea ran
tA.cCovl. $40 10 $3.50 .5.C9. won. Air,lria.
IS twidal. S. 60 100. second; BuhblinE
lhudcr ~ tGarncr) $50 third Time,
- ~. Peggy e. Jack Reeves. Water War.
Seventh rac.-nilc and, \. sixteen,h--Thc
Leopari. ~ sWiaa(. $3.50 $50: $50. won i:
Dancing Spray. ,leo tJ9rrril, $40. third.
E"h. Dark Hill. Caraway. Frank ". Har-
KING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
JACK DEMPSEY ACQUITTED
JURY DECLARES BOXER
NOT GUILTY OF Sinking
Jurors Deliberate Only Ten Minutes,
returning Unanimous Verdict.
Champion Rcmninn Calm
tBy Universal Service. !

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. June Is
Ten minutes after Judge VI. T. Dool-
ing delivered his charge. the jury,
which heard the evidence in the
draft evasion case against. Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion Of
the world, returned verdict OF not
guilty in the United States District
Court here today.
matte and sudden. The jurors. with
out more than a few moments dis
cussion. IL was said. unanimously
agreed upon the verdict OH one bal
lot. Attorneys for Dempsey mad.
eloquent pleas for their client. fol-
lowing the opening of the court to-
day; Then Colonel Thomas, in charge
OF the governmcn, persecution Of the
Stacker charge. surprised the court
ny waving argument before the Jury
ana after hearing the brief instruc-
tons of the presiding justice, the
Jurymen retired.
Dempsey heard the verdict with
rounded instantly. however with
friends who congratulated him upon
his being cleared of the charges.
The decision Of the court may have
much TO do with a meeting between
dempsey and Carpenter for the
hcavyweight crown, since the charges
against Dempsey have been regard
ed as detcrrcn, TO the success Of
an encounter between the two great
hcavyweights. negotiations have
in reality. been held in suspense
pending the outcome of the Dempsey
trial nut IL was predicted tonight
that there would he resumption of
offers and bids from cities eager to
nave the championship battle staged
within their boundaries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
STORM STOPS CONTEST
Especial 70 The Times-Disp,,cb

i'pt,..I'' ~ i nv INES DiSDatCh.
ROCKY MOUNT y. g.. June ID
characterized by timely hitting by
both clubs. ioday'S game with Nor
iolk went for seven innings to Il tic.
. TO >. when Umpire Ganlcy halted
play. due TO darkness and an APP
preaching storm.
II was Dixie" Walker Day. and the
local boy was the outstanding star
and. undismaycd by Corcoran's home
part in again knot,inE the score
when In The NTH he slashcd out a
furious drive that counted TWO and
Il moment later scored himself. this
In addition TO ?urloininS two bases,
counting three hits out OF three trims
10 the plate, and himself scoring two
runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
SPORTS
.D0WNHOMERs LOSE GAME
COLTS SECURE REVENGE
BY DOWNING TARHEElS
richmond Defeats Wilson on Timely
littttnE-GUoch's Tribe Fields
tiOnuiIy.
'ial O. The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dis2atch.l
WILSON. ~ C., June I5-Hit:inr-
timely and taking advantage of local
misplays. the Colts cvened uo the Sc
rics today with the decisive score of
Q TO 1
Robins wildncss caused his re-
moval in the second. and Albaugh.
who succeeded him. was hit freely
kircher was hit harder than the
score indicates. several nice fielding
plays by his teammates keeping the
score down.
Smith. Grim. Bacon and Holmes
headed the visitors offensive. the
former getting triple and two sin
giles in five trips.
Schwe.tzcrs shocstrinS catch of
Gooch's liner in the seventh was the
outstanding feature.
The game was called after the
eighth on account of rain.
The score;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Jack Johnson's Arrival
i, Awaited by Officials
NDy unIyersnI scryicc.l

TIA JUANA, MEN, June I5.-
Ohhcinls of the Department of JUS
ticc of the United States were
waiting mt the border tonight to
Pince jack johnson, former heavy
weight champion of the world. un-
der nrrcst when he steps across
the line.
The new Mexican government
Inns ordered Johnson, who has
been n fugitive from Justice on II
conviction OF 'whltc slavery" for
eight years, to leave the country.
He In nm "undcsirnblc," they sny,
nnd nc hns no plncc to go, cX-
ccpt the United Stntcs, and jul.
FOR II he fails to icnvc willing
~. JOHNSON Will he dcpOrtcd.
Thc new government liz making
nntton-widc drive against I'm
ucsirnhicS, md hundreds of men
without country" will he fore
cd To leave.