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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
thinks RAID ON SPANISH
sHlIP'.!W||LL BRING APOLOGY
yice-Consul Humphreys Expects
~ State Department Will EN-
IL press Its Regrets.
SAYS INCIDENT NOTIFYING
Boarding of Salvadora by Law En-
u. forccmcnt Agents OF Federal
e. Government Assumes lntcrna-
j. tionaI Phase.
(By Associated pressD

,i,NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 1G.--Arthur c.
Humphreys, Spanish vice-consul here.
torwardsaL t6day to the Spanish en-
bassy at SsWashing,on a copy OF his
letter to Collector OF Customs Nor
man II. Hamilton. protesting against
the raid made on the Spanish steamer
S&lvadora. in Hampton Roads last
Tuesday night by Federal prohibition
agents Mr.. Humphreys expects that
the incident will bring 4 protest from
the Spanish ambassador TO the State
Department..
MIN discussing his official report on
the incident, the Spanish yicc-COnsul
here slid:
z ,,s''An occurrence of this sort more
than morti,ies every fair minded
american citizen. My own feeling is
that the, responsible authorities in
Washington will be glad to disavow
anything like an Endorsement of such
outrageous procedure us char2cteriz-
Oh the so-called searching OF the Sal
2hdora in this harbor on the night
of October 10,
1.-THE United States Government, l
am sure, Will do this. OF course. 1t
owes 1t TO itself. il anything. more
than TO the flag OF friendly ma
ticn."
,"Collcctor OF Customs. Norman r.
hamilton, refuses to comment on the
aGtion OF the prohibition officers who
raided the Salvadora under orders
ffpm Prohibition Supervisor S. r.
Brame. and declares he will not enter
INTO any controversy with officials en-
forcing the eighteenth amendment.
But Mr.. Hamilton says he is deter
mined to give all protection in his
power to foreign ships entering wat
ers under his jurisdiction and will,
under no circumstances. permit vio-
lations Of their legal rights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
".ESPERANTO" SELECTED TO
mREPRESENT u. S. IN RACE
Fnrmcr Crack Fishing Schooner ia
vs. SAIL Against Canadian
a. ~ ChaIIcngcrs.
(By.. Associated Press


,}iLoCCESTER. MASS, Oct. lG.-The
fishing schooner Esperanto, crack
boat OF the fleet sailing out Of this
Itert decade ago. was selected to-
day to represent American fishermen
iii the challongc race with the Nova
Scntian schooner Delawanna, queen
ot the Canadian fishing fleet
HAs the conditions stipulated by the
Canadian challengers call for n race
within fortnight. men today began
CLEANING out the Esperanto, which
Drought In a catch OF fish 4 few days
ago.
pThe Esperanto will carry her usual
sSut suits of working sails. with the
addition of few lighter sails, tina:
her skipper may find available fol
sailing strategy. The skipper ant
crew Will be salts" who have regu.
isrly sailed out OF Gloucester en- ash.
ms trips.
aThc Esperanto, which, after sh,
was launched. in 1904. led the Glou
/ caster fleet for several years, is o.
The long bowsprlt type. with a round
: ed bow. Delawanna is a semi-knock
( about, with short bowsprit, and wa.
bAi!t seven years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
.DESTR0YERS OF ATLANTIC
g&FLEET TO BEGIN PRACTICE
Leave 81 mpto
Roads Monday Towing larger.
stu for Twenty Sen WASH.
fBy Associated Pr.

10y 10y -tSspC.dltu
VA. Oct. -Deg,r,,..
$eys, Of the Atlantic fleet VIII berl,
stHJget practice al the Southern crI
! grounds next week. Invent q,
Ettese ships have arrived In Hamr,g,
\ Roads TO be in readiness for III.
$pfactice.
is,ytThe mInc-sweepers Chewink an,
IsQpal and}the feet tender Carrabass,,
NOW ut the navy yard. will leave Nor.
day with. targets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM
%MAKE ATTACK ON LEAGUE
ORGANIZATIONS NntiOneA Council De-
"a cinres Pact Gives England In
q due Influence
IBy Associated Prcss.l

hSEW YORK. Oct. lG.--Repudia,ion
OF the league OF nations by the
American people al the approaching
rational election vas urged in a
rEsoiution adopted by the national
council OF the Friends OF Irish Free
dom. made public today. The rcso-
tuition declared the league - an at
tempt TO undermine ana eventually
destroy the sovereignty OF the United
States ard make 1, subordinate 10 n
SSupergovernment controlled bv tho
imperia!istic powers of Europ. and
Asia in whose councils England
would have a controlling voice aud in
Gpence."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
SUNDAY SCHOOLS NAME
OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION
George w. watts. of Durham, Elected
To Nicc-Prcsidcncy OF World Or.
EnnizatiOn At Tokyo,
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
TOKYO. Oct. 1G.-The Worlds sun
day school Association. after elect
ing John Wanamaker. OF Philadcl-
phia. president of the organization.
today. named the following vice
presidents: The Right Rev. J. C.
iiartzell. Methodist Episcopal bishop
of South Africa: James W. Kinncar,
Pittsburgh; Arthur NJ. Harris, New
York; Marion Lawrance, Chicago: the
Rev. Carey Bonner, London; Niromi-
chi Kozaki, Tokyo. Sir George Croy-
den Marks. London. and George w.
Watts. Durham. y. G.
The convention decided to main
tain International headquarters OF
the association In New York instead
of dividing it between New York and
London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
CONTROL COMMISSION OF
LEAGUE VISITS WARSAW
VIII Confer with Polish Officials in
RcEurd to Situation Arising
From Occupation OF Wilma.

WARSAW, Oct. lG-The league of
nations commission OF control. which
has been in Wilma, where provis-
ional government was established
after It's recent seizure by troops un-
der command of the 1nsurgcnt Gen.
cral Iellgouski, arrived in Warsaw
today.
The commissions visit TO Warsaw
is for the purpose of comforting with
President Pilsudski. Premier Wltos,
Foreign Minister Sapieha and others
In an attempt to reach n solution of
the problem caused by the seizure Of
the city from the Lithuanians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
JAP INTERESTS PREPARING
AGAINST UNFRIENDLY LAWS
flushing Efforts to Fortify 1'hem-
selves in Event of Passage OF
Laws In California

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 16.-With
the California campaign for the pas
sage OF anti-Japanese legislation
growing more intense today Japanese
were reported rushing efforts to
forufy their interests against at
tack.
Seven Japanese concerns filed ar
ticles Of incorporation yesterday.
Four were filed the previous day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

Japanese believe corporations formed
now cannot be attacked il voters
pass the measure forbidding them to
hold land through ownership or
lease. either directly or through
corporations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Deny Rumor. of Monarchy.

a 6SHAEGHAI. Oct. 1.-the Chinese
sH)Inistry today Issued an official de-
sntal OF rumors that monarchy has
fbee6 prs would be set up at Peking.
They said nP ;such plans were under
Sxay. Peking wag reported quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED
IN CRASH NEAR CHICAGO

Dallas Aviator In Chicago nh ,
Service Meets Dcnth nj batavia,
Illinois.
CHICAGO. oct. 1G.-Bryan McMul-
len, OF Dallas. Texas. air mail pilot
OF the Chicago Omaha service, was
killed when his plane fell today near
Rataria. H.. according to informa-
ton received by the superintendent
OF the air mail service here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
ROBBERS GET DIAMONDS
steal 100000 Worth of Precious
stones and JcwcIry From
Newark Company.

NEWARK. y. j., Get. 16-Robbers
stole 100000 worth CT diamo IDS, re-
fined gold and jewelry from the
Strcicher Manufacturing Company
here early today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

ma PREDAJ skoro move naradie
do domu "a vel mi nfzku cenu.
Je to lplne zariadenie a preda sa
tomu, kto PRIV pride. Haste sa
pod {. I'LL Juanita Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Dr. osuslky Y prahe.

vyslanec parfzsky dr.. Osusky pri-
siel II. jdna do Prahy, aby refe-
roval prezidentovi Masarykovi q
jednal s tamojsfmi politickymi
Ginitel mi q informoval ich. "
Prahe zdrzi SO niekol' 'ko dnf, ma
co odfde ma Slovensko a do Vie
6ne, aby cinil prlpravy pre- budu-
ce zasedanie reparaenej komisic
trakdska sekcia), ktora Y nal
bhzsej dobe presidli Pariza do
Viedne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
DRoBNt zPRAvY z KRA-
JovfCH cAsoPISov.

Ruska zatkovic az prisiel do Uz-
horodu. Socialni demokrati, k.o.
n sd v Podkarpatskom Rusku vo
vacsine, stavajl sa zatkoyieovi
ma odpor, lebo vida v nom pred
stavitel'a knazov rusinskych. -.
Hrozia stavkou ma prfpad ak Eat
kovic neodst1pi- Stavka tato by
bola vel mi dcinnou ale i nebez-
pecnou zbranou, lebo by moh,s
l'ahko zvratit cell situaciu Pod
karpatskeho Ruska. Ostatne po-
liticke skupiny, ktorych je tuni
hojnost', nevyslovily sa postal
verejne ami "a ami proti Zatko-
yieovi. Zatkovic oznamil, ze svoj
1rad chce zaujat' hned' po pod.
pfsanf miern. Nemieni sa pripa-
iit' K ziadnej strane, ale ako r"-
prezentant celeho Podkarpatske-
no Ruska bude stat mad strana-
mi a svoje silly bude venovat' po-
litickemu, kult1rnemu hospodar
skemu pozdvihnutiu svojho naro-
da. Po prichode zatkoyicovom
prislo i k osobnym zmenam Y je-
dnotlivych 1radoch Podkarpat-
skeho Ruska.
Preloxenie. Minister skol-
stva mar. osvety prelozil odbor.
ucitel'a = Stat. priemysel. skole
Jaromeri Karla Skalskeho ma
stat. kovorobot. skolu v Banskei
Rystrici.
- Smrt'. V Dolnom Kubine
zomrel %. maja t. r. DIR. Fridrich
] ssMedzihradsky, pravotar. Zomrelv
Dol vzdycky vernym Slovakom a
vel'kym priatel 'om chudobneho
- uuu. ~ 9fiS :. ~
Andrej 6izmar, r. k. farar
v Lokci, (Oravska zupa) umrel
este 4. maja. Bol 67-rocny. V 20
snulom utratili SINE roduverneho
Slovaka, ktory sa svedomite sta
raj 0 svoju cirkev, narodu, i pri
svojej tichosti, aktivne nezasahu-
inc do narodnych j politickych
bojov, zostal vzdy verny. Boil Gle
nom Muzealnej slovenskej spoloc-
nosti odoberal nase easopisy.
Vd'acna mu pamat'.
Ked' sa slovensky basnik
potkne. Ma zasadnuti poslanec-
kej snemovne df1a /. jlna pripad-
la tloha predsedat' v snemovni
podpredsedovi Janovi Bottovi,
elenovi slovenskej narodnej a
rol nickel strany. Podpredseda
Botto avsak ma vel'ke podivenie
slovenskych clenov snemovne "a
cal predsednfckeho miesta ro-
brit svoje enunciacie po "Sesky",
vo svojej vel 'kej predsednfckej
zaujatosti a horlivosti akiste po-
zabudndc ma okolnost' ze sloven-
ska rec je tax v snemovni ako /
v celej republike rovnocenna S
ceskou recou ze on ako sloven-
sky basnik (Ivan Krasko) neoby-
cajne ma milovat' svoju rec. Ma
st 'astie nasli sa v snemovni l'u-
dia, ktorf p. predsedu Bottu upo-
zornili ma jeho prilisne stnadbie-
hanie" privolajdc mu "po slo-
venskyp' A pan podpredseda dal
81 povedat' po uplynutej maria
denej prestavke otvoril zasadnu-
tie uz po slovensky. Potknutie sa
sloyenskeho basnika teda ma st "a
site nemalo vaznejsfch nasledkov
- zeleznicn6 spojenie medxi
cesko Slovenskom . Rumunslkom.
IA icelom acknowledgements dopra-
Wy $ Cesko-S -Slovenskom povolila
vlada vjazd nAkladn5ch ylakov
Cesko-Slovenska do Rumunska
3 podmienkou, ze tieto vlaky bu-
dd od hranice doprevadzan6 ru-
munskym vlakovym person&lom
sfce ma trait Beregsas-Sa
VelKy Varadin-N 'uz Brasov-Bu.
karest.
Spr&ya Podksrpatskej Rusi
TAX So zda, ze otazku spravy Pod
karpatskeho Ruskal podarilo sa
riesit'. Ako je zname, "a guber.
natora Dol vymenoyany Hrehol
zatkovic. @ vymenovanf n&mest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Zpr6yy 70 Slovenslka

bude podelenG na 10 okresov .
ma kazdf okres pripadne jedon
Glen spravnej rady. v kazdom O.
krese budn traja referenti $ hla-
sujdcim pravom. Uradnikov T.
w. hodnostnej triedy vymenuje
prezident CS. repubiky, . vyme-
noyani ostatnych ,roshodne gu
bernator.
- Dielna m faloSn6 ceskoslo-
vsnslke peniaze. Vysetrovanim So
zistilo, ze v Censtochovej (v Pol
sku) jestvuje tajna dielna ma wy
rabanie falosnych pat 'tisic, sto' q
iednokorunovych bankoviek.
Dielnu jej vystrojenie finance
valo konzorcium, slozene 2 vod-
cov varsavskych zidov, ktori sd
v spojeni $ nacelnikom expozith-
| Iry vysetrujGceho 1radu pol'ske-
ho statu v Censtochovej. Statny
zastupca dal zatvorit' v tejto We
ci 6 osob. Vo vysetrovani So po-
kracuje.
- Novy socializmus. Rome SO
cialisticke ucenia rastd, ako hnby
po dazdi. Najnovsie Spisskej
Novel Vsi nasiel sa clovek, ktory
ma "zarucene" ucenie ma odstra-
! nenie vsetkych secialnych bied.
Ucenie toto menuje sa "socialnym
naturalizmom'', ktorsho hlavny-
mi paragrafmi sis vyroba najdo-
konalejsimi strojami a spravedi-
va delba vyrobkov. Zakladatel
noveho smeru je Stefan Kiszely
Ably syoje ueenie nrohol ueinne
sirit', !zaklada stranu.,
Este vzdy Felvidsk 4 ME slo-
vensko. z Kitry NAM pisu: Nevy
minister pre- Slovensko V. svojej
reel nedel mel konstatoval, ze Ma
d'ari majd dnes ma Slovensku SO
casopisov. Je to ,ccisfo tax vysoke,
ze by Mad'ari, ktorf zijd ma Slo-
vensku, nemohli udrzat' ami po-
lovieku mich. Vaesina casopisov
vychadza len preto, lebo slnzia
dakejsi propaganda. Tu Nitre
name tiez podobny easopis, kto-
ry vychadza obeas pod menom
"Ropirat". Zaobera sa protibol-
sevickou propagandou, lepsie re-
ceno, veciami pestianskych ko-
munistoy, aysak pise takym sty-
lom, akoby Geskoslovenska re-
publika ami nejestvovala. Jemu je
lSlovensko stale len Felvidekom a
, Cechoslovaci sii stale len Cechmi.
Ako zodpovedny redaktor ME je
podpisany ma Ropirate nikto. To
by snad' predsa len nemalo byt'.
- 0slava menin angickeho
hal'a v Bratislave. 3. jdna, v den
menin anglickeho kral'a, priji-
NAL anglicky konzul v Bratislave
Cartwright gratulacie. Tichej slav
nosti 1castnil sa minister DIR. De-
rer, podmarsal Mittelhauser, pre-
zidialny prednosta dr. Halla, plu-
kovnlk CASTILLO, dr.. Stodola, bra
tislavski konzuloyia a ini hostia.
Minister DIR. Derer pripomenul v
toaste ma anglickeho kral'a, kra-
Povn1 a kral'ovsk1 rodinu vel'-
ke zasluhy Vel'kej Britanie 0 o.
slobodenie malych narodov. Kon-
zul Cartwright pripil prezidento-
vi Masarykovi Ccskoslovenskej
republike.
Parcsl&cia prveho vel'ko-
statku ma Morave. V najblizsej
dobe bude preyedena parcelacia
prveho vel'kostatku ma Morave,
ktory patri statkarovi Guttma-
novi. Je to tovacovske panstvo
lToyacov pri Olomdci), ktore OBJ,
sahuje 566 katastr5lnych jut6r.
/ Vybudovanie orient&lneha
1 trhu ' Bratisa&ve. so. maja bola
" zasedacej sieni mestskeho do,
mn dolezita schodzka tunajsicil
| financnych a priemyselnych Ill
pitel'ov. Zaoberala sa priprava-
| mi ma uskutocnenie vybudovania
orientalneho trhu v Bratislave
a 4 = j = = 4
Evening star., 1920-05-30
S O G. | E 7 Y
Army Notes.

Maj. Theodore A. Baldwin, jr.. U. S.
A., and Mrs. Baldwin are established in
their home. at 1908 K street.
! Miss Josephine Mcclellan. daughter
of Brig. Gen. John Mcclellan, Y. S.
A.. has arrived in Washington for
visit of some length to her sister;
Mrs c. w. Exton. at her home, 1742
X street. Miss Mcclellan and her
| father passed the winter in California
Maj. Gen. E. NJ. Weaver. U. S. A..
retired. has had as a guest at his home
in this city his granddaughter. Miss
Persia Stearns. who has left to join
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin B.
| Sewal1. at Glen Cove. l.. J., where they
have house for the summer Before
joining her mother Miss Stearns visit
| ed Col. c. G. Smith, L. S. A, and Mrs.
Smith at Fort Leavenworth.
Col. Michael J. Lenihan, U. S. A.. re-
| tired. accompanied by Mrs. Lenihan,
after spending the winter in Wash
ington. has left the city for a visit to
! their son-in-law and daughter. Capt.
D. 7. Greene. L. S. A.. and Mrs. Greene
at West Point. At the conclusion of
this. visit Col. and Mrs. Lenihan will
go for station to the Naval War Col
iege. Newport. r. !. They have leased
for the summer a house on Gibbs ave-
nue.. where Capt and Mrs. Hussey re-
Gently made their home.
! Maj. II. l.. Freeland, U. s. A.. who
was recently detailed to duty at Fort
Bliss. Tex, has gone there accompa-
MED by Mrs. Freeland. and they have
| leased for the summer a house at 351I
! Russell street. Ell Paso
] Brig. Gen. Francis Moore, U. S. A.,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. B.
| F. Tillman, wife of Mai. Tfllman.
! I. S. A., will go for the summer to the
Province of Quebec. Canada They
| Hatley.
Col. James B. Gowen. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Gowen enjoyed a visit last week
at the Washington barracks from
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cunningham of New
York. Mrs. Gowen's nephew-in-law
and her niece. Mr. and Mrs. George
Roe of New York, spent last week
here as the guests OF Col and Mrs.
Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe returned
a few days ago to their home in the
north.
Maj. Doyle. U. S. A.. who has been
for some time on duty in Washington,
has left the city for Camp Bennings,
Ga. where he has gone to take charge
of the construction work on the post.
Mrs. II. V. Evans. widow of Mai.
Evans. Y. S. A., was the happy re-
cipient last week of congratulations
from her many service friends in this
city upon the success of her son, Mr..
Houston v. Evans. who passed the
West Point examinations with flying
colors.
Maj. William Taylor, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Taylor have the latter's niece,
Miss Amelia Wade Of Birmingham,
Ala. as their guest at their quarters
at the Washington barracks. She has
Evening star., 1920-05-30

week of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.
Kemper in Rosemont, and left later
for Charlottesville to visit Mrs. Nc
Leans brother. Mr. Gardner L. Carter.
Miss Sarah Kemper has gone to Gran
ford, N. J.. to visit Miss Marcia Fur
man. Miss kemper will be one of the
bridesmaids at Miss Furman's we'd
ding on June ].
Mrs. William J. Blake has returned
from Clifton Springs, N. Y. where she
spent several months.
Mrs. Boyd p. Beall, jr.. Of Richmond
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Nicholson on Braddock Heights.
Mrs. Isobel G. Boswell has returned
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Won
Zalinski. in New York city
Miss Louisa D. Hall has returned to
her home in Upperville after visit
to friends in town.
Mrs. Clara B. Megaffee of Canandai-
qua, N. Y. is the guest of Mrs. D. E.
Warder on Duke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astryke have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at Mount Ida.
Pauline and Mildred Hellmuth are
visiting friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. B. F. Foster of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. Theodore v. Ale, on
Duke street
Mr.. Paul Yates has gone to Lexing-
ton. Ky, to attend the commence
ment exercises of Millersburg Military
Institute, of which lie is an alumnus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Redding. Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Redding. Mrs Annie
Redding of Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Crump of Wilmington.
Del. were the guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCauley.
Miss Theresa ]. Bell of Hampton,
Va. is the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Smith.
Mrs. Thomas Ballenger and Master
Jack Davis Ballenger are visiting the
formers sister. Mrs. G. G. Allen, in
Manassas.
Miss Alice Gronau spent the week
end with friends in Richmond
Mrs. Susan A. Smoot entertained
Wednesday evening at her home on
South st. Asaph street to celebrate her
ninety-thrd birthday anniversary
Among the guests were Mrs Smoot's
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Smoot of North Wilke kesboro,
y. c.. and two of her grandchildren,
Mr.. Charles c. Smoot Of North Wilkes
boro and Mrs. Ralston NJ. Pound of
Charlotte, n. C.
Mrs. c. S. Haley is visiting friends
in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. King and Mas
ter John A. King. jr., left this week
for trip to Boston.
Miss Nell Swetnam of Burke, Va.
was the guest this week of Miss
Emily Smith
Mr.. c. 1. Reid of Richmond spen.
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
H. L. Burke.
Misses Viola and Barbara Petersilia
of Philadelphia have returned to their
home after visit to Mr. and Mrs.
A. w. Petersilia. at Mount Ida
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Alexandria Society.

Capt. Douglas Mclean, U. S. NJ. c.:
Mrs. Mclean and their small son Of
Newport, F. l., were the guests this
Evening star., 1920-05-30

First-No goods sent c. O. D.
Second-No goods returnable.
I'hird-No goods exchanged.
Fourth-No goods on approval.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
CUBS SEEKING
BILL RUMLER

SALT LAKE CITY, March 1O-It is
understood that Manager Fred Mitch
ell, who is spring-training with his
Chicago Clubs in Pasadena, CAL, is
hot after Bill Rumler, outfielder Of the
Salt Lake City club in the Pacific
Coast League and who headed that
circuit in batting last season with a
percentage Of 1852 in ISL games. The
Red Sox have offered two players for
Rumler, but the Salt Lake City mags
shook their heads.
After Rumler had affixed his John
Hancock to 1920 Bee contract, he de-
clared that now his only worry was to
bring his batting up to 400 this sea-
son. Last year his record shows 214
safe cracks out of SCI trips to the
plate. IL Of them being home runs, II
threebaggers and AZ doubles. He beat
the famous Sam Crawford, who plays
for Los Angeles now, by two points.
Rumler demanded an increase in sal.
airy and threatened to Jump to the Vel
lowstone Independent league tina:
claims to have Chick Gandil's, Chic
ago White Sox firstsacker, name to a
contract. He got his raise.
II Rumler clouts to the ball better
than last season, Salt Lake City will
have hard time keeping him out OF
the majors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
ALI READY
! FOR GAMES
OF SERIES
Buckl,annon Authorities
Have Completed All De-
tails Of Meet.

r. BUCKHANNoN, March 10. - The
sting OF winter has not In the least pu,
crtmp in the plans Of the athletic
authorities who have worked long and
hard on the seventh annual event OF
SCHOLASTIC skill in this the mountain
land Of Freedom. Father Time has
ushered US right up to the eve of bat.
lie and has been adding destinations
and themes Of hilarious subject mat.
ter Never has the state OF West Vir.
Einta been so keyed up over any ath.
letlc event as 1t is this evening. Bias.
ketball fans by the hundreds are pour.
Ing into Buckhannon and every train
running in this direction is carrying
Extra coaches. More teams will come
tomorrow and more fans will come
rushing to this city on every train.
The initial game Of the event will
have its beginning promptly at nine.
thirty In the morning. Referee Free
Davis VIII he on the Job for the open.
Ing and Will have Kenneth Shroyer as
his ASSISTANT to relieve him of unnec.
essary worry over some OF the weaker
and probably poorly mated teams.
Twelve teams will play during the
morning session and fourteen will play
during the afternoon session. There
VIII be minor changes in the plans as
The event progresses but nothing
which VIII impair the chances OF any
live In the tournament will be done
Every team will have fair bid at the
foyeted trophy and every team will
have Its opportunity to cop of certain
nj tba many nrfzoa fforad
= Areiteration of the prizes offered
shows one new one to be on the
Ecene: The beautiful regulation silver
Basketball to go to the winners as has
been announced. Then the runners-up
VIII be awarded by being presented
with q beautiful silver loving cup
wilton the Delta boys Of Clarksburg
have offered. This new feature gives
heart to the runners-up. It means that
10th the winners and the runners-up
ing awarded high grade team trophy
.2ggregatons will be awarded by beau
tiful solid gold basket balls.
There being only forty.eight teams
to- qualify in the final round OF entries,
there remains ample room for all visi.
tors. Theshomes are open and visitors
need only to see Myron B. Hymes or
Paul Davis in order to be placed for
the event. The fact that the number
OF teams was reduced to forty-eight
and that this number contains every
Lean Of big Importance in the state,
has made the solution OF games, enter
tsinment etc, much easier than 1t
would have been II sixty teams would
have come as indicated.