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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
JAIL DELIVERY HALTED
BY ARREST OF PRISONER
Probo OF DanviiIc Lookup Will Bt
Made Following Discovery of
Alleged Lax Conditions,
JAILon WAS NOT on JOB
Triangular Deal in IIynchburg In
wolves Three OF City's Largest
Churches, and Real Estate Trans-
fer Will Amount to $4,000.
Special to The Times-p!spa,ch

Special to The Times Dispatch1
DANFll-l-E. VA. June 35.-Upon
the return to the city OF Judge r..
walton Brown. Il sweeping invcstiga-
tion VIII be made into the alleged
wholesale Jail delivery set for last
night end the alleged laN conditions
prevailing at the city lookup, where
fenced by jury at the last Corpora
non Court. was caught by officers
la;c last night in his home detailing
MS scheme of departure from the
city.
The investigation will also include
the alleged oftcr made by Kent Greer
automobile thief, to give $1,000 in
cash 10 the man who would provide
hi'n with the means OF escape and
Tor what reason l.. NJ. Baker. another
convicted auto thief. WAS out OF his
immediate result of the conditions
found at the jail was the dismissal
at midnight of Otis Eaton. jaiier. and
Inc turning over Of the institution TO
John Il. Tucker, railway detective.
VINO resigned his position in the lat
ter capacity to become jailer.
When Register was taken back to
Iail, Eaton was not there ond a half
a dozen convicted fclonS were walk
ing about the jail yard. the gate be-
ing open. Two OF tho TRUSTEES. when
are said TO have given the evidence
which showed to the officers that
Registers arrest had definitely pre-
vented an attempted jail delivery in
which half a dozen men are involved.
Eoyster states that Eaton gave him
permission 10 go TO his home. Eaton
says that this is not true.
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VIII 90 Ia Denmark.
Investigate Strike mt Waterbury.

WATERBURY,. CONN, June Is
Governor Marcus II. IIolcomb, of
Connecticut. and Major-General
Lucicn +. Burpce, were here today
investigating the strike situation of
10000 unskillcd laborcrs and ma
chinists which has entered it's tenth
week. with a settlement apparently
no nearer than it was three weeks
ago. The strikers Spokesman declare
they viii hold out for year IF
Necessary.
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MIRACLE CORPORATION
TO OPEN IN HOPEWElL
Sl00.0nn Washing Machine Concern
Purchases site for Plant Near
Dtl Powder plnnt

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. June 2J.--.\n-
that the Miracle Corporation. manu-
facturcrs of washing machines, has
signed contract for seven acres OF
land In TIE eastern part of the old
Du Pont powder plant site at Hope
well. and manufacture OF their pro-
duct would begin rs soon as the
necessary changes can he made in
the present buildings and machinery
installed.
The caIdtai Of the concern. of
which II. B; shore. OF Philadelphia is
president. Is 100000, but it is said
that this Will be greatly Increased
and the plant at iopcwcll enlarged
in the near future. About 100 men
will be employed in the new plant
Alleged Rohbcr Arrested.
James Carpenter, negro, WAS ar
rested here today. and charged with
the robbery OF the local Office of the
Railway Office on Wythc Street sun
day night. The negro neither denies
nor admits the charge, and refuses
further investigation of the robbery
and examination OF his sanity.
Carpentry was arrested in the
Vicinity OF ille. Office: which was
in tickets and nearly Il hundred dol
lars in cash.
The negro has just recently been
released from the State rcnitentiary.
where he served Il two-year sentence
for robbing IL Eoll!ngbrook street
store after breaking the plate glass
window.
VIII Go 10 Denmark.
Benjamin Muse. son OF w. III. Muse.
Of Colonial Heights, this city. Will
sail on July for Copenhagen. where
he viii assume his duties AS third
secretary of the legation in Dem
mark NJ. Muse is a graduate of
George Washington university. and
is well known here.
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LATONIA RESULTS

,e err; I,so7iy fpr.o.rs-psyl Craig
AlyoEd. Jos G!e!nlsch,. $40 ,.'55' soc"ra /.
ANA Gallup. 80 tuvnp. $3.50 ;ti-ii
D iIrs His s,n9 JT Ra,, =, Mountain Oil
Garden Rapid STRIDE. Aph Fan n'S'''' war
second faCc-siS furici cs- Right Oyn-
NIght, i0i tR!dcnpur) $3.50 s. a.. .tern
"nn. AnTon, LOG twi1at. sf26, $50
sstGoTd: blue paradise. iO9 Cp5oD. $50
SIT John Ferrne and Corvers@. -ar
Third receive and ons-hal. f-,-Inrr.
- ,.o!ns, ~ WInnellyll. SIP $50 taT0.
Colonel Bake HnnpA-ey p p..gal%,n ~
Gnckadc. Advance s. Donald pi.n
rnomas ksan ran.
tain oSI KIN TIG GG and :iTtoen,hcap
won; Sterling. 100 Cwidai. $50 {. III
sccond: NintCat. i1f tIyFcj ta.6 T-f.,'
IiIne. lfi -. T!ppo Sahl5 aud Iia-ry
,F;fh rssoe,5nlle-I win. ioe cMe-,aee,
swiSda3, 4'Ie az. .won; Fernn,andII.y ~
Stray. .iO5 ,dunsfordj. $3.50 ;hiri' @ T,a,l
.Ianc Pe1nybakcr ran ''A a.
slf WAS da5e ;9sso an &C.
thru. Time 2:o5 so nurcran,. 80.
;arcde. Thr Gallant, Convoy. Loo ~
i-stross Mullins. King ran.
Sountjoy. CO tMerimrcj. tisGmaliHad .s.r
$3.50. won virgo ii2 tGrube"p 81
s,tto. second: Musivsn. i07 Giunt5. -
shii!elagh. st German and sheIlbs - -. -
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BRAVES WIN AND LOSE
BOSTON DIVIDES DOUBLE
HEADER WITH BROOKLYN
DodEes Take Opening Contest by
Sensational FicldinE-ScOtt Pitches
We'll In Second.
tBy Associated Prcss.g

BOSTON, June 25.-Bos;on and
Brooklyn divided 4 duble-hcader to-
day. Brooklyn taking the first game,
to !, and Boston tho second, 4 to ..
Good support for Cadore in the
pinches. F.llingem's wildncss and
timely hitting gave the visitors the
opener.
For the second game Scott allowed
only. five hits Cruises out.ielding and
batting and Ford's hitting. which
was responsible for three runs, as
sisted in B"stOns victory
FIRST GAME
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III NCHBURG, June 2j.-An inter
estinE church deal is being negoti-
atcd here. in which the official boards
OF the Rivc.mont Avenue Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches and the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church are
principals. Recently the Lutherans
sold their church home to the Chris
tian Scientists and opened negotia-
ttons looking 10 the purchase of the
liivcrmont Avenue Methodist Chu!ch.
The Nc,hodistS have an offer from
the Virginia Conference of $4,000 10
be used on new building nearer
Randolph Macon Woman's College.
Later the Luthcrans suggested To the
Rivermont Prcshytcrians that the
Methodist Church would sec that
church better than the Lutherars. 50
from this has come an effort looking
to the triple dea.. which. II perfected
viii! mean that the presbyterians WIZ
buy the Methodist Church and the
LuthcraMs the Presbyterian building.
while the Mcthodists have alreal ~
bought :. lot several squares from
the college. on which to erect next
year. 1t is expected that the deal
Will be closed in the near future.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services 0irered

ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING-sco n o. =,
d,a once that your ines are covered immes
W vniieiy. so dha: you will not be incon-
tt o ~ your pipes you save from, 80 ID
h,vc msE cent on your coal bills and
in Vd Se ns tS Sa a and lot US explain You
pines covered. Southern Asbesina "a iSso ous
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BROWNS RALLY AND WIN
IBy Associated pr.ss. I

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-St. Louis raj
lieu IN the eighth inning and defeated
Detroit today, 10 10 &, after the Wis
itors had driven Weilman from the
box and overcome a s!X-run lead. In
that Inning TWO passes, a Hit bats.
man. double BY S.slcr and a triple
b. Austin scared four runs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. g; Cleveland. >.
HOStnn. q. New York. :.
Washington. 1: Philadelphia. =.
-. LOUIS. I0s DctruIt. Il.
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PIRATES TAKE CONTEST
IMN A..ocln.cI -. !.

rlTTSEU pa. Junc o5p;,..
nufSh doi.atcd Chicago today, d 10 3.
que mainly TO their ability TO polc
out long hits of Hendrix.
Carey stole homo with the ran that
Iut 'he i'rh'es IN the lead, and they
were never headed after the thirI
inning
Cooper VAS hit hard early in the
game. but frightened up after the
tAird Inning. He led also in the at
'achS on hendrix with single and
triple, scoring two runs.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Iticltmond. .: Norfolk. 1.
Newport News. 3: Suffolk. I.
l'ortsmOufl. q; Petersburg. I.
Wilson. Ms; Rocky Mount, 10.
SIA MINI. NE ~ ms
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Summer school Under Way.

FFEDEKICKSBU Junc 2a.--Thc
state summer school Is in full opcr-
alton ~ the Frederick sburg State
Normal School, where the teachers
are occupying the buildings recent
~ vacated by students of the school.
There is very large attendance at
the school this session. and indica-
lions point TO a record year in both
attendance and the character OF work
taken up.
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Hotels and Resorts.
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D,nyiIlc Eo,cs Chs Sbortnrc

bot. superintendent OF public utili-
ties. stated today that the municipal
ity is paying $500 per day more for
coal than it WAS in April. when the
government still controlled tn! rail-
roads. Danville this evening had
enough coal 10 produce gas until to-
morrow morning. but Mr.. Talbot an
tic!patcd the arrival OF three cars
during the night.
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lSoStoI,

New York 49,. ............... = Q u o. % q i-5
Mcinnis Scott wn!tsrs. Pcck!nSamrh'
Run tG ErrorsIP eckinaaugh. Meusci,
i'rati. Quinn. Two base h!ts-Hocpcr Wal
tcrs; Three. base h.t-Scott Home runs
Ruih q. Peckinraush. Hooper. stolen
Hooper. Leg; on basc-Now YORK. 5: 'i Ros,
ton; $. Base on ha!s-Pcnnock. .: Thor
1nahIer. !. H!tS-On Quinn, ) in :nninEs:
OF Thormahen IN Inning. Struck out.
by quinn, :: by Thormahcn. !; by Pen
noes. o. PasseG bal,--lilDnah Losing
nitGher--Su!nn Cm7!rcs-Chi!! and Mo-
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i'iitsiIiIrclI.
Toinls IN Sails

Chicago n q n IL,
flttSburFh l 2 q a . n
summary: Rrns--I'lnck .. licr2or. Rig
~ =, IAicy. :: Cooper. . ETrnrs--
noilocner. Two-hasc hit-Tcrry Three.
n - h!tS@sooaer, Whitfield Home run
iltlEh.e Stolen hascs-Ctrcy. .: Whitfield
SS,2.tgr.hrcs-M cTkl" raSRcrt. Double play
", W hit''t 'ulshnw and Grimm LEI, on
on lalls-oN Cooper. Struck r,l 80
hcndryN. Cooper, Passed n,ll
y; r. ninidt tmp.Ter Moran ana R!glcr
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Cleveland.
Chicago.

Totals ....2, : .iii Totals =. - : - !
-Battcd for CoyClcSkic In seventh.
tfsatted FOR fa.th i'll ninth
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WHITE SOX DOWN YANKS
IRy Nssoclatcl prcss-l

Ruth, OF the Yankees. ran his home
run string UP 10 twenty-five by poll
ing out two circuit drives in the
game with Boston today. Pitcher
Peurock was the victim, but won
his game, 6 to 3, despite Ruth's on
slauGht and an additional homer
by Peck inrpaugh.
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st. Louis.
Detroit
Totals .3-i3 :ii5 Totals .a3l3.7 !,
s3aret 70. Manion IN eighth.

Score by Innings. r.
Detroit ....,.b Q 0 O q q : -, q;
81. Louis ....I o Ia
summary Runs-Young Bush. Hell
mann 60. Ellison. Maa!9n. Tohin I2l.
Severed. Shocker. E-r0rs-Ainsn!,h wa
iiar.s T"o-hase hits-Gedc0n. Ellison.
Bush. FIars;sad Williams Cel Slslcr
Three-hase hit-Aust!a. Sol.n hases-C;er-
pcT ana Williams. Sac-lnce--Austin.
-. Young and Ellison. Left on bases
DsJeti. s. Louis. q Base on balls
2. Ii!ts-on Welnan. II in Innings
mon" our in eighth: on shocker. . in ::
or EnmEe, u In Cronc out in cichthD /:
aG Aye.s. 2 in !. Hit. by p!,cher-by
Ehnnke. J. rs Smoker, WGnnInS
Iitcher--Shoct"r. IoW.S pllcH.r-I:hrnkc
! IN ~ ngpiFes-Na!.;" a4t ..2rno''y. Time
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(maif1 81 rccI ST Af inn 1

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 r. Main Street Phone Randolph ~
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FINED for CnrcIcs. u.,y,ur

w. G. fignor, charged in the ro-
nee Court yesterday with operating
= ear IN Il careless manner. was fncI
S2o and costs. G. chaCos, charged
WIN selling fish not III FOR conHump-
tiOn. WIS fined SiN' aud rnvrS
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Totals .....23 s.ila Totals
-Battod for G-LmIth In nlcnth

Score hv innings: u
Ihiladclphla - nn,o6on, ~
Washington ....... o 30 a 80.
,, summagry Elr-- Thomas. DuEa,,.. Mnan'
,,oway Na>.or Roth shannon Two base
S.ts-Shaw, Perkins. Three base htt-Shaw
Tlolen -p'Se!N Thomas or NIvatr
92:uEan g.. Perkins. shhn}s sacrinc@..
InamES holh Double. plays-'rho;naS to
puEnn I" iiHr-us i.ct. on bascs-PhIla-
nn%"ipnia: ?: Washington. : Base - balls
on mayor: J: on shaw. . \. !, ru.-
by Shaw. g by SayIo- W,I rit~S"t
TTh .ta 81! umnIres Dlrscn and Fflc!
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SENATORS WALLOP MACKS
fIIY Assncla.e,i prnss .

WASHINGTON, June 2j.-Philadel-
ph!a suffered its sixteenth consccu-
tive defeat today, Washington win
ming the opening game Of the series
4 10 ..
shaw was wild. but effective in the
pinches. He allowed only four hits
and struck out eight OF the visitors.
SrnrE. Wn.hin.tn..
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RIXEY LOSES TO GIANTS
lhy associated Press

4Itil.ApELflilA. June 25-Eixcy's
!hc'iectNcncss and Mcuscl's poor out
ne!HlnS played the majo: par; in New
! "fh "-tp-l victory over Philadcl-
phia IN The on"n!nE game of the Sc
res here today Whcai's home run
scored Intlndclphia's only run.
New York pI,;I,d.I,,,..
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Es0X BEAT COVELEskI'
WHlTE-HOSED TRIBE
WINS OVER CLEVELAND
Chicago Gets to Big Pole in Two
Innings, CinchinS Grmc-Wu-
- Inns unhittnbic.
IBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Juno 25.-Chicago de-
teated Coveieskie for the first time
Cleveland. q to J.
Tho locals concentrated their at
tack in two innings, driving out SIX
hits, three OF which were for extra
walks and an error. ncttcd six runs
The visitors played an uphill game
but were unable 10 hit Williams in
the pinches.
Score:
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Mrs. I.cI,n II. PhIpps.

CLIFTON FORGE. Juno 25.-Mrs.
lena B. Phipps. of Fayetteville. w.
mains were taken to Fayetteville to-
Jay, where the funeral will be held
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Funeral OF Mrs. VI. Il, Worth,
CLIFTON FORGE. June 25.-Tho
funeral of Mrs. NJ. T.. Worth. mother
here tomorrow, with interment made
~ crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Worth
dicd In Huntington, w Va
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AUTOMOBILES
-------------
Automobiles for Snlo

FqRDS--lmmedlnto delivery 6Tand- nay;
Cd '! TIE pest prices. Starbuck- DOUGH-.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Norfolk mt Richmoni uwO Enmrs).
Petersburg ut Portsmouth.
Suffolk mt Newport News.
Wilson at Rocky Mount
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day morning ut the homo OF his par
ehts. was brought to Richmond yea
terday. lnterment will be In Oak
wood Cemetery.
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IIssr9okiEn ......,,. ..........l OIL 90 o o o:
+, s,,,n Runs. kIliun . f:ayres.
ruisr. hoeck"l. /! Errors-Plck. RoHcIte!.
ord . Two aas" h;-Kiidu:f Thrc.-ba,.
nitS,Ford; Cruise Stolen hascs-Gr.nith.
i,ncSkr!. h'Titccs-1ohr huston. iio!kc. LEI;
~ ." - - lt, ngk.yn. .; boston. s Base on
ID il"-hy REFER! 8. Scott. II!t by pitcher
t.sSy,, ifshtf, Eaycr: Struck out-by
Cu!G!ey Time i:iq ~ ana
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Brooklyn.
Boston.
Totals ...-S 80 10 Totals ...c5 - Is
Ba;;ed for iiearn in ninth.
Sgoro ly -

brooklyn .................... 10000 o-5
Boston Observation-Disclosures. o 90 100 o-i
summary: EunS-ki!dun t2). Johnston.
Myers. Kruger Cruise. ErrorS-Nyers.
Ford Two-hasc hit--Eayrcs. Sac
rihces-Gr!f!;h. Myers. konctchy. McCabc.
!.s:i on base-brooklyu, 6: Boston, :. Basr
On hal!s-or Galore, =: OF F!llinElm g. of
iiearn, :. Hits-oa F!M!nG!m. 0 IN 10 In
ming of IieaFn. g IN 20 !nn!nEE Struck
out-by Galore, !; by Hcara J. Losing
butcher. .FtlliHE;m. Unp!rcs-CuiElcy and
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Norfolk Sc Western Rv.

Leave Brond street station Daily
$3.50 i. NJ. $50 r. N. For the West i.
7. NJ. 9:26 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 11:i5 a. NJ, 6:55 r. NJ 9:55 p.
NJ; from tho West, $500 A.. NJ. 2:20
sac East Main Street. Phone Madi.
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Cleveland .......e........... ool1looo oNS
smn,mary: Runs.Chiia oman. Coveieskic'
Wood, l-iebold. T. Collins. Jackson. F"!sch.
j. Collins. SChalH ErrorS-O NELL. T.. Col
lins. Williams Two-basc hits-Eyans t2,.
Speaker. f.. collins. WambsSanss. Three
base hits-Schaik Licboid Sacrifices
Chapman. FC!sCh Rlsherg. Weaver. Dou.
bic p!ays-RiSbcrC "a r, Collins TO !. Col
nton; Left on baScs--Cieveiand, :: Chicago,
Wil,iamss on nv rao,S So'iIIL i,.",r ny
leskie. : IN innings; OF Faeth, in. in
Williams. /. by Facth. | Losing pitcher
Coreleskic- UmDtrcs-Evans and Hide
brand. Time, las
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, VII WTIs
IhiIutlciDI,ju

-" fHr< -.-......2 o. 90 & q -
- Hrit u 0 o o.
s,.7,, =, hInt-itaho'oft. :. Young.
fN.rs. SicEing. Snyder pouc,
Na.a'. Erfnrs-KcNy. .: Meuso5 .
- ~. liHhcIo!' Homo runs-KinE
z, - .neHs--Douglas Burns DoT.
-. sgs.Eisioher ant Ra wi!ngs: Raw
.lfs Lt.',n,r aCd rauI@t,c Leo on
- 10y rp'k. :. phIlaLlphia 6 na.s
:, ~ '.-nT oongias. /; Ei4.y. ]; BETS
~, '-,f EjIAy. 30 IN 6 innings tnonc
~. I. ssvt:ihl; on Belts. IN inninys
t,r.~ Hot--fY Dougint. I: Rixcy, 4: 10
H;:L' iT,lnE p!tcher--RiIoy UmnIrsp
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WmBRE THEY Ti.AI Toby.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Philndclpiin ut Washington.
Isoston at New York.
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to"'eHt "nd Most Attrnctivc Location
Hotel ESpIanade

WHOLE BLOCK ON OCEAN FRONT
boston to Sovereign Ayes in ,,cIusIy,
chelsea section Ideal family hotel ca.
pacity 500 Private ana public fresh and
sea water baths. and every comnlH;a az,
poin;mcnt. Modern hydrothcrapcu de-
aTthlcnt. 5000 feet OF piazza overlook
Ing boardwalk and Ocean Orchcsirn
dhncinE, Auto bus meets trains RookI.t
Ownership direction w - eiitw
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. d: Chicago. 3.
New York. y: Philadelphia. I.
ftr,bOhiyn. 80: Boston, Ii.
hnI

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn ut Bo>tun.
Chicago ut Pittsburgh.
New York ant Fhinileiphin-
81. Louis mt Cincinnati,
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Try CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR REACH.
Every room with hot mud cold running
water. Capacity. 500 Always oncn Al
mmioucrn improvements: private ba tins
"i''' LOT rates Ownership management.
MONROE IiUTCHISS
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Saio

AL on a commercial
report means more
than first grade of
credit-it speaks COM
mercially of resources,
integrity and capacity.
TERMINAL
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as applied to used cars
means more than a
warranty on the par
ticular used automo-
bile; it means among
other things, that the
car SO guaranteed has
been thoroughly ex-
am i n e d, worn or
broken parts replaced
and the car put into
first-class condition by
experts, and SO salts
fled are we that these
men do their work we'll
that we guarantee it.
Ask for a list of used
car owners who are
SATISFIED w tt h
their purchases from
us.
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might. alter Il long illness. lle was
native OF Amelia County. being
OF his granufaIner, General IIounun
Meade. Iie came TO Danville In 1882
ana was identined with tho tobacco
interests, being senior partner IN the
hrm, Sutherlin- Meade Company, Inc.
lie was one of the founders OF the
Lee street Baptist Church. His first
vile Was Miss Saliie Gordon I'D
muhdS, who died in 1875, leaving four
children, William Ercrard. John Ste
ger and Misses Mary Edmunds and
Sulltc Gordon Meade, all OF this city.
MS last wife WAS Miss Josephine
WoodinS, who survives, with q:
brother. Thomas NJ. Meade, of this
city. The funeral will take place
from the nome on Paxton Street on
saturday morning.
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-03
Governor Smith
Renews Attack
On W. r. Hearst
Challenges Editor to Name
Man Who, Newspaper
Said, Asserted Executive
Made Walker Senate Chief
Special Correspondence

CpeCs0% COTTcopO1tQeTce
ALBANY, Jan. Ex-Governor Smith.
who has been silent on William Ran
dolph Hearst and his newspapers since
his Carnegie Hall speech. when he de-
clared that Hearst is loyal to no one.
not even to his own," returned to the
attack last night.
AS on previous occasions, the attack
on Mr.. Hearst and his newspapers was
provoked by news article which the
Governor branded as false, and he chal-
lenged Mr.. Hearst to name the anony-
nous person quoted in the article in
question.
my attention." said the Governor,
"has been called to a news article
in The Mud Gutter Gazette COM
monty known as Hearst's New York
American Of Friday, January 2, the
headline Of which says Smith Orders
Well, Walker Made Senate Chief The Ga
true to form, spreading lies and mis-
information. The fact is, SO far as /
know, that Senator Walker was elected
in the regular way by caucus Of his
Democratic colleagues, without either
advice or suggestion on my part.
"The article contains an alleged
interview with q friend Of Senator
Boylan. This is characteristic
method used by these degraded news
papers to express their perverted
opinion Of things. In order that the
people may understand the purpose
Of such an article, challenge Mr.
Hearst, the owner Of the Gazette. to
mention the name Of the friend of
Senator Boylan who gave that inter-
view. In dealing with our public men
for the year, 1920 let US all resolve
that we be honest, decent, manly,
Straightforward and truthful.
"1nasmuch as none Of these attri-
butes can be expected in any of Mr..
Hearst's newspapers, the statements
made in the article are therefore not
surprising"