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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
SiX-CLUB LEAGUE UNDER WAY
Delaware.Maryinnd Circnit Expects to
Have Unusually bright
SenkOn.

ELKTON. MD, March 14-The pros
poets for the 1920 Delaware Maryland
League baseball season are unusually
bright. and it is almost certain that II
siX-club league will he organized, with
some possibilities that the organiZa-
ton may consist of an, night-teum cir
cult. preliminary meeting OF the
league was held last night, four teams
were represented. including Ellston,
New Castle, Wildel and the Pcnnsyl-
wanna Railroad. the latter two Of Will
minStOn.
sired 10 re-cnter the league and Mid
dlctown, Del, is anxious to become q
member. a number Of other teams in
the league but outside OF Elkton, New
Castle, Wildel and Pennsylvania Rail-
road no other applications were acted
UPON.
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hat $500 tons of
SAFETY FIRST TRAINING
school, Children of San Francisco ,yi,i
he Instructed i'm Necessary
Precautions.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-"safety
First training in the public schools
course will be devoted to Instructions
relative to the proper precautions
necessary in crossing streets and rail-
road tracks while going to and from
school.
The Safety First" course has been
advocated by Coroner Leland as the
result of the recent death of Gerald
while running across the street.
According to William j. French. Of
the Industrial Accident Commission, n
similar course OF instruction ms Planned
for San Francisco is now being sue
cessfuliy used sin st. Louis.
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HAvRE-PARI PIPE LINE
TO SOLVE FUEL PROBLEM
OIL Transport Lines Planned. with
Daily Caputity OF $500
Tons.
tDy Associated Press. |

LONDON, March 1.-THE French
government has sanctioned the con-
struction OF double pipe line for oil
between iiavre and Paris. q distance OF
American Chamber OF Commerce in
London. One, OF the pipe lines. with
TO he used for heavy fuel oils. and
above IL Will be smaller pine line
OF four inches for petroleum and motor
spirit.
1t is anticipated that $500 tons of
heavy and 1000 tons of light oils and
Spirit can be pumped through these
the difficulty Of supplying Paris WITH
coal by facilitating the use OF heavy
OILS In IT'S place. 1t is hoped to COM
plete the lines In time for next winter
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POLICE WILL REORGAMlZE
Athletic Association Meets Wednesda!
to Elect Officers md Plan Chani-
uinu lluII Team.

For the first time this season, the
Police Athletic Association will hold
a meeting Wednesday in the First
District Police station for the purpose
of reurSanizing the ball team anu
cleo ling new officers for the year.
George g. Mullins, secretary of the
organization. issued calls for the meet
ing yesterday. He stated that since
last season the material which has
turned UP in tho department makes
the outlook for the ball team this
year bright.
Although last years record was
Door,- he declared that it liz practically
certain from the present outlook that
the Athletic Association Will turn out
a flrst-class team this year.
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SCORES is VICTORIES
Lynchburg Team Now Claims the Right
to Meet John Marshall

LYNCHRURG, VA. March 14.-Loca,
basketball followers are in high glee
over the fact that the local High
Schoo! 1uint was able to make the
record Of fifteen straight victories,
when it defeated Bristol High at
Blacksbnrg Saturday night, II to 10,
and thus earn the right to meet John
sity of Virginia. next Saturday night.
Indications now are that the locals
viii be In good shape for the final
high school championship for 1920
The players on the local five will be:
liorner and stone, forwards; Miller,
center; Petit and Faulkner. guards.
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Ready for FinnI Vote.
SIX REPORTED DROWNED
WHEN COAL ,BARGES SINK
Captain of Don't Hefusrd TO Leave Ills
Vessel md Nus
Try Asaocintad Pres

BLOCK Island. II. l.. March IT,
Captain James w. MacSw eency. of
four or Eve other men were. probahIy
lost when two barses. No. I and No 10.
laden with coal. from Norfolk for Bns-
ton. and owned by the Consolidat Cd
Coal Company. OF Boston. broke clear
of three-barge tow and sank six
miles northwest of here early today.
Four survivors from No. 10. who
landed here in small boat said that
CAPTAIN MacSweeney refused TO leave
his vessel
They last sighted the tug Georges
Creek. with No. IS, the other barge. in
tow, proceeding northward about 2 a.
NJ. sixty;mile northwest gale was
blowing Mt the time.
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OPEN GOLF TOURNEY I'M APRIL
fir"t HiE Affair of Sens0n VIII be
Held at West Baden,

:, WEST BADEN, IND, March 14.-The
nrst open golf tournament Of the yoar
n inc Middle West. will be played on
course, April 81 and e, It was an.
nnoounced today. Play will be medal for
. II ho YES the IN prizes pr total $1,000.
orn . MAS stated the tourney would be
western. southern and Trans-Missis-
sippi Golf Associations. In tho event
any prize Is won by an amateur, the
scndalow, OF Chicago, will be in
charge OF the tournament "
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add GERMAN REVOLT 4.
T0sPEACE PACT TALK.
Scnate's Verdict. on Article x. Will
Be Pronounced mt Today's,
" Session, ~
tpy Associated Press.l


WASHINGTON. March 14.-The SEN
ate's verdict on Article X, by which
1t Is conceded that ratification OF
the peace treaty is to stand or fall.
VIII he pronounced tomorrow, under
unanimous consent agreement pro-
viqinS for final vote before adjourn
ment.
Democratic and Republican adro
Gates Of compromise. though dis
couragcd almost to the point of hone
lcssness. still were working desperate
~ tonight to secure adoption of
reservation which ;. would command
support enough to insure ratlficatlo,,.
Some of them hoped they might reach
that end by alterations in tho Re
publican substitute presented Friday.
stands would be accepted by the
requisite number of Democrats Bu,
all leaders agreed either of these pos
siDilltieS was very remote.
With tho support of the, irreconcil-
ablcs. who swung back into tho Re-
publican ranks Yesterday. after they
stitute. Republican leaders. count ON {.
solid party lineup. constituting II ma
jority. of the. Senate in favor OF the
substitute and against any proposal to
change it. Scattering Democratic
votes also are expected to help reject
proposed amendments and finally 10
obtain adoption of the reservation in
place OF the one adopted last Norem-
Der.
Predict Treaty Will Fail.
That. eventually. say the admins
tration leaders. will mean without
doubt that the treaty again will fail.
OF ratification and that the issues of
the long fight will DO thrust unde-'
cided into the political campaign
Both the administration forces and
the Democrats who favor acceptance
of tho Republican reservation In sub
stance. are expected to make Il fight
tomorrow to get in amendments that
VIII gain Democratic support. while
several Senator'S have substitutes or
their own on which they will ask roll
moves are expected by the leaders TO
be largely perfunctory unless somr
unexpected element is projected into
the debate. ~
One. new topic which it was sur
gested might be brought into tho dis
cussfon was the revolution In Ger
many and steps of the allies to- deal
with IT.. On both sides it was con
coded, however. that European de-
relopments OF tho past. few days prob-
ably would have no effect on the
treaty outcome. merely raising again.
and In n new way. the same questions
OF policy which have been debated for
months in connection with tho obi
cations OF Article y.
Ready for FinnI Vote.
On these issues the Senate has talked
Itself out and the leaders do not be-
lieve further discussion. Will change
any votes. The disposition on all sides
seemed tonight to get IT all over with
as soon ms possible, and some Sona-
iicHtion itself might be reached BY
Wednesday. or Thursday. II was sug-
geStcd, however. there might be some
delay on account of the absence OF sew
cral Senator's who have been away on
official business, or in connection with
the presidential campaign.
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ONE is SHOT WHEN TEN
ESCAPE FROM WORKHOUSE
Sheriff Forces Two Others Back Into
Cells at Point of Re-
yOlvcr.
lBy Aesoc,ntcd Prea:

DAYTON, OHIO, March Thames
Henderson: n negro. escaped from the
city workhouse here with nine other
prisoners tonight. and was shot and
killed as ne entered his home an hour
later. His wife. AIaurine Henderson,
is being held by police on ascharge OF
homicide.
The woman told the police her hus-
band jumped through the window and
attacked her for having had him ar
stairs, obtained n revolver. and ac-
cording to her story. shot him in the
head.
The nine other prisoners have not
been apprehended. They escaped by
saving n bar In the west rear win
dow. Superintendent Nutzen HolZer
ran to the roof Of the institution, clad
only in pair of trousers, and with his
revolver forced two prisoners who
werc. forcing their way out of the win
dow, to go back
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Griffi'hs Ridi:ules French
Scrappers He Metin Ring

NEW YORK. March I4.--eeThem
Trenches ain't mn to ~ American
scrnppcra. They ain't tough guys at
ali,' raid Johnnine GriHiths. who
arrived home today on I'm France,
after cleaning UP all the weller
weights In France. One Of his hest
bouts WAS sith Albert nndou, the
French champion, whom he pat TO
sleep IN tventy-round bout.
Erfmshs hopes to lind q match
American weiterweight title.
La France Ind n rough VOYAGE. but
Johnnis said he didn't mind q little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
PIRATES WIN TWO GAMES
Texas lcaEuers Unable to Cope With
Pittsburgh First and Sec
Onu Teams.

DALLAS. TEN. March t,1-Tho
Pittsburgh Nationals. divided into two
groups, defeated the. Dallas team. Of
The results follow:
,;, r. TT. Y
Rattcries--We liner. Hamilton ana
Clarke. Lee; Dale, Flynn and Green
burg, Forest.
Second team. mn T.
Pittsburgh (NationaD 2
Batteries-Ponder Carlson and Irae1.
hncE Conkey; Kraft, Kolzenik and
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woman who saved pcrshine Dies.

UTICA, n. 2, March 14.--Mrs. Au-
gusta a. Parker. who claimed to have
shing when he was a young lieuten-
ant at Fortress Monroe. Va, died at
her home tonight in Rome. According
the late Colonel Francis II. Parker
was stationed at the fortress that
she saw the army officer. who's was
der. She went to his rescue, she said
and held up his head until aid arrived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
FACE ANOTHER TRIAL
Two I. w. WIS Must Answer to An
other Murder ChnrSe at
Centralla.
tBy Associated Press. J

A1oNTEsANo, WASH. March H.
were found not guilty of the murder
of Warren o. Grimm, one OF four for
mer soldiers slain during an Armistice
Day parade at Centralia, were taken
today to Centralia. where charges of
murder in connection with the death
of Arthur AIcElfresh awaited them.
Loren Roberts, who also was acquitted
on the ground Of insanity. remained in
Jail with the seven ]. w. WIS found
guilty of second degrees murder in con.
ncCtion with the death of Grimm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
NEW WORLD BOWLING RECORD
Chicago Team Makes Score OF 5000 mt
American Bowling ConErcss

PEORIA, ILL. March l4-New lead
rssnpeared in both the singles and
doubles at the American Bowling Con-
gress today os While the wGrd rs record ,com
events by Brucks, No. /. Chicago. on
:. hate SATURDAY shift. withstood all
Phi Wolf, of Chicago. went into
arst place in the ;ll-cvcnts standing,
with = score of SAC for his nine games.
O. Whitehead and l.. Grub. st. Louis,
topped the two-men events. Nscorins
Emerson. Chicago. and r. sperEer.
CINCINNATI. were tied tonight for first
pace in individual standing. each
turning In ga count during the day.
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DANVIllE HAS II MEN
hhhnRrr Moore Reduces PrOapcctive
Candidates to Minimum
for rrufnfnn

DANNILLE, VA, March 14.-Russe,l
Moore. manager OF the Danvillc base
ban team. has gone over his list t.e
i"o trEouts and has reduced the num-
hc!. 20 twcnty-sevcn, who Will start
arriving here early next month. The
grading of the baseball diamond ia
no" in progress, but will soon be fin
ished, Ihc uniforms have been or
dercd, ana there is growing Intercet
IN nc local baseball venture, the FIRST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15

III NO, Mnrch la.--The ulnpIrIDr
hStan IN the American Association has
H. McGloon. as the eighth mcnher'
tnomas J. Hickey. president of the
lcaagnc, has announced. McGloon has
GI. na,inos III the Contra! and Three Eye
The other members OF the staff arc
raHs AitiZer, John Freeman, Frank
connolly. w, i. Finncran, James Mur.
ray, Louis Knapp and Charles McCas-
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Flu Epidemic Attacks Isthmus.
PANAMA, March 13-Hospitnls at
Colon arc filled with patients suffering,
from Influenza which has assumed OPT
dcinic form on the Isthmus. The dis
ease seems to be more prevalent on the
Atlantic side than here. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
TWO KILLED WHILE DOING
EXHIBITION STUNT IN AIR
Accident Attributed to Fact Tint At
men Were Flying Against
Wind
fRy Associatetl pre,. !

MEMPHIS, TENN. MARCH, 4-Grover
c. Ragsdalc, Of Sarah, Miss, formerly
toned Mt Rockwell Field, San b,ego
and Roy II. Bell. Of Senatobia. Miss.
were killed here late today. when Tie
airplana In which they were making
accident was attributed to the fact
that. while attempting stunt they
were flying with, instead of against.
the wind. They were joint owners OF
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VIII Retire ~ coocI,

sDixob Foster. head coach Ia football
baseball and basketball at the Uni.
yersEy Of South Carolina since 1915
the navy as an ensign during me w.. ,
Stnnonnced today that he will r.tir,
i ironT active coaching AT the ciosc o.
The present year.
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Operate on IIerxog-

PASADENA, CAL, March IN
Mleider Charles Hcrzog. Of the Chicago
nationals. will be taken to a Los An,
gees gee hospital tomorrow, for an opera
tion: re VIII be ont OF tho game for
tnirty days. Manager Fred Mitchell
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Guard. R-.cue Two Men.

VI fIFt.T. .HHs1S.. NJ '"CN T4.-TNe
coast guard cutter Achushnct rescued
schooner Isaiah X. Stetson, from New
York for Lunenburg, y. e.. with coal
that went aground off Handkerchief
Four men were drowned. The schooner
registered 2T1 tons and sailed from
Calais, Me.
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American Crew our. Wnr,,

CNDIn. March little crew of an
3inrrican steamer has mutinied or
Puntnlcs. The captain Of the vessel
sent wireless message asking for
a aes,stanco TO quiet tho crew. which
So o.suLs.s manly OF Chinese and other
toreisncrsi Gendarmcs have been sent
TO keep order on board ..
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C0CHRANE MAY STAGE FIGHT
London Prnmoter TO Get Dempsey-Car.
pcntfcr Bout IF Held in
Epp

PARIS. March lt.-Cna-les 3. Coch-
rane, London fight promoter. viii stage
he Dempsey Carpenter fight IL IL is
20 be held In England. il was an
routced here today by Victor Breyer.
business representative OF Carpenter.
Following the departure of Carpenter.
ais bride and his manager, Francois
Dese camps. for America today. Brcyer
made Syuh,ic that Descamps had signed
= cSi.lract giving Cochrane exclusive
l3ritisn rights On thc fight.
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Chnitanoogn SIGMA Co,ch.-

n e SorriAct,r rA, March 14.-Man-
nooga club. Southern Association. an
YYo ouna r today that he had signed
rs an addition TO his STAFF OF catchers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15

r, SnW hAVEE CONN. March H.
Inc Inc ihie hrst varsity crew as tenta-
lively named by Coach Guy Nickalis.
saroks GoT 81. D. G.. priscoi St. Paul
coxswain. Robert Carson, PHI sburGh >
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win E,hibl,ion Double. Match

fsnce griffin and Miss Helen Baker. San
FRANCISCO today defeated William
sohn3ton, Dationa! tennis singles
20 hanpion, and Mrs. George Wiehtman'
ssIntiohal woman singles champion, &c
isltr2. Mp. IN an exhibition doubles
sfInatch. IN an exhibition singIce match
! 1lrsy Wightman defeated Miss Baker.
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EXHIBITION GAMES
81 Hot Springs, Ark.

s Little Rock 'Southern 10 .
+toFtpn tAmericans) ..... 9 10
Eatteries-R Russell: Jones and Wal
\ and MORROW.
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Former Senator succumbs,
WASHINGTON, March 14--Former
United States Senator Henry w. Blair,
of New. Hampshire. died here today,
death being ascribed to his age,
oi6hty-fve years,
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SLIDE BLOCKS CANAL
HnIf-Dozen Vessels Arc Held Up by
Land Avalanche Near
Cucarncha.
Nv Associated .prass

tonight being held mp in the Panama
Canal by landslide at Cucaracha. RE-
ports during the past week have indi-
Gated quite an extensive, earth move
ment at that point.
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At San Antonio, Te,ns.

New.s.York tNationals) ...i
ian Antonio tTexas Leaguc)
Batteries--Nehf, Douglas winters
and Gibson. whitney.
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The Weather.
FURNISHED by o. 8. weathsr Bureos.,
Forecast. virginia.

Forecast: virginia
Fair. warmer Monday:
Tuesday fair: warmer
in East. increasing
cioudlncss In west nor
tions.
North Carolinn--Fnir.
warmer Monday: Tues
day fur; warmer IN
Fast. increasing cloud
mess In west ',ortlOns.
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.Stecrine Ccnr yv,..L..

,rsT3eErIHH VChr wrecked,
"A vlMrEfAE g., HAVEN; MASS, March
Afalkey, bound from Norfolk fer
Searsport, Maine. put in hero today
with her steering gear disabled. She
VIII make repairs before proceeding.
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Local. Temperature Yesterday.
p. NJ. temprra turc . . $1,000.
Maximum Temperatures to p. Me-.
Minimum temperature to s II. M.....
Mean temperature yesterday.
Normal Temperature for this date.....
Deficiency yesterday .................
Deficiency since March 1. .............
Deficiency since January lcH......... 81
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SnccinI Inin

LOCAL Observations ut 8 r. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. west: wind velocity. s.
Weather ut y. NJ, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat less meat ii you feel Back.
acly or have Bladder
trouble.

No man o! woman who cats men,
regularly can make mistake nv
fpshing The kidneys occasionally. say.
"ci!-known authority. Meat form
uric acid which eScites tho ki,lneys
'hcE become overworked from II .
strain, get sluggish and fail 70 nlie,
me waste and poisons from the blood.
linen We get sick. Nearly all rn+u
matism. headaches, liver trouble. ner
"oushess. dizziness, sleepicssness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache IN
the Kidneys or your back hurts o.. if
the urine is cloudy, offensive. full az
sediment, irregular of passage or at.
tended by sensation OF scaIdng. sion
eating meat and get about four ,iircas
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Dad SALTS liz Inexpensive and cannot
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cpmpltcations.--Adv
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