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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
Ten conf I : I
AND CONSTITUTIONS
MUST Be DEcAL06UI

New York. March 1s.--Deciarsnk
that the item commandments ana fhe 4
constitution OF the United States must
be the decalogus Of every American
Jew" Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, Of NeW
York. national chairman Of the cam.
paign to be launched by the Council
OF Jewish Women. today announced
that the council Ia prepared to send
women workers to seADorts Of Europe
and begin there the AmericAnixati1n i
Of the immigrant. Mrs.. Kohut wAs
''dollAr-s-yeAr'' member Of the couit-
ellis OF national defense, and u tho
recognized leader OF Americas Jew
ish women. She recently accepted the
Craftsmanship OF the campaign TO -
cure funds to extend and carry on the
characterization and Immigrant Ala
work which the Council Of Jewish
Women has been performing for this
last thirty years and to meet the hUw
OF immigration that Is expected TO fol-
low the signing Of the peace treaty.
THE, Council OF Jewish Women 10
the only representative national lew
ish women's organization In the coun-
try" Mrs. Kohut stated. 1T not only
reaches out extending its work and Ia
ftuence to the Jewish women In her
home and synagogue--but also wei-
comes the Jewish woman who knocks
at Americas door.
D
Mrs. Kohut continued. ''we have heard
SO much about the Importance Of
teaching Americanism to the foreign
born. To the National Council Of Jew
ish Women characterization Is not q
new word. We have been doing this
work for thirty years through our inn
migrant aid department.
Our representatives have met.
housed and cared for immigrant wu-
men and children In New York. Brook
lyn, Phiiadelphia, Galveston, San
Francisco. and Seattle. We have taught
them the American language. history
and cuztoms-and have endeavored tn
instili into them the true American
spirit. We have tried to teach them
that the ten commandments and th0s
! constitution OF the United States n6st
be the aiogue Of the American Jew.
Very soon. Thousands of Jewish.
women and their children will be
knocking At our gates. The Council OF
Jewish Women will be ready to greet
| them and help them over the rough
| places More than that, we plan to be Y
GIN their characterization not only
here--but in Europe as well. II the
| country responds to our call for funds,
We shall be enabled to send abroad
unit Of workers, to seaports OF Eurcpe,-
who will give frst lessons in citincn.
ship and AmericAnixation to imnaf-
grants. during these weeks when they
are hopefully waiting for the ship that
t, IL to carry them to the promised lanA
We want them to know that Ameffeo
welcomes them-and 10 ready to help
them to become part Of her In fesh AID
| spirit"
! Mrs. Kohut was one Of the finders Of
the Council OF Jewish Women when II
WAS organized thirty years ago 1t .he
Congress OF Religions IL Chicago. ~ =
spontaneous association OF Jewish woe
men, for the service and development
u OF American Jewish womanhood. Mr1.
Hannah g. Solomon Of Chicago was the
first president and Miss Sadie Ameri-
can. secretary. among the others were
Mrs Mime d. Louis, founder OF the Ha-
! brew Technical School for Girls and
| the late Julia RichmAn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
PICTURESQUE CAREER
MARRIED BY BANKRUPTCY

London. March I4.--Lurd Lyveden,
after a romatic career AZ soldier in
the ranks, fisherman, seaman, ship s
steward, waiter, actor, theatrical
manager. nurseryman. entertainer
and Alpine and sports agent. again
finds himself in the bankrupt court,
his family motto, "A Vernon always
flourishes" still playing him false.
Ills liabilities were stated by the Of
ficial receiver to be about $4,000.
There were. 1T was stated, no assets.
Lord Lyveden was adjudged bank
rupt in 1895, and he received hts dis
charge In 1908. He went to Switxer-
land and Joined a tourist agent, and
subsequently became a director OF AL
pine Sports, Limited. Murren. Montana
Limited, Henry s. Lunn and company,
Limited, and the Cruising company,
Limited. In August 1914 he resigned
his ofreetorsbips He afterwards be-
came interested with solicitor. who
tailed two years ago ia a schsme for
the purchase OF ships
After ssr~iug through the war as
a lieutenant commander in the r. ".
V. Il. he became a Director OF the
Fleet Engineering company. Limited.
and incurre liability OF
$1,000 or Bills WHICH h. backed for
the ma, aging director who failed In
May las.
His liabilities also include a sum of
sI.S75 due 10 Miss Eva Marchew for
agreed damages for breach of promise
OF marriage,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
SCHEDULE MEETING
STATE LEAGUE TO-DAY
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond vtrginian.)
Petersburg. Va, March ls.--Adoption
OF schedule for the coming campaign
viii be the most important matter dis
posed of when the Virginia State
League club owners gather here to-
morrow afternoon Mt Hotel Petersburg.
There are various other matters to be
disposed OF At this gathering OF the
magnates, but the unraveling OF the
schedule tangles promises TO consume
gocdly portion Of the time.
Two schedules have been drafted ana
submitted to President William Il.
Rock. Ark, and 1t 10 tar from accept
able to a number of thu moguls. II II
especially distasteful to OWNER Kidd.
Of the Petersburg club. In schedule
No, l, the Coolers are found playing
at home nine days In succession on
three separate occasions, while In tbs
second one the Petersburg club fares
just ae bad. However. this 10 = matter
that can be satisfactorily adjusted ut
the meeting. and Owner Kidd ID optt-
MYSTIC over the outcome.
Another matter to be tAkena up IT
the meeting Ia the pooling" Of mtlc-
age. In recent years the circuit WA
50 compact that this was not found
necessary. Admitting Rocky Mount and
Wilson. OF North Carolina, to the Old
Dominion organization has changed
things some and this matter win be
given serious consideration. Tn sye
Carolina cities have s.ssn up Saturday
games to the iargs nluhs. and duo to
this fact ewners y @.rse two clubs
are especially desirt.s 4 having the
mileage pooled" Jus. what win b
done with reference to this Is purely !
mstter OF conjecture It this timS. but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
STRANGER LEWIS
DEFEATS CAOOOck

New York. March ls.--Ed "Ssrang-
Ter" Lewis defeated Earl Caddock ut
Madison Square garden tonight In one
hour. thirty-five minutes and thirty
fiye seconds with q head and hip lock.
Both men were aggressive all through
the contest. and the fans left the arena
well satisfied
Caddock considered the most scien-
tifc of all the American grapplers. tore
after Lewis from the beginning and
never let up until beaten.
Caddock secured the first down when
he caught Lewis in an arm lock, but
the stranger" was UP In = 5ifry. and
he got Caddock down at the quarter
hour. Each man put the other down
during the ensuing fifteen minutes.
'Caddock's head was in chancery for
three minutes while Lewis applied his
deadlock. Then Caddock fought loose.
but he showed the effect OF the strain.
Lewis was as close to defeat as .
man well could be when they passed
the half hour. Caddock had his arm
lock working finely and bore Lewis
door. and the other Was about two
inches from the noor. BY desperate
work Lewis got out OF danger.
Jim London. the Greek champion.
pinned Salvatore Chevalier to the mat
after thirty-six minutes and twenty
two seconds in the opening match of
the double header. The fall was &C.
complished by a body scissors and an
arm lock.
1t was terrible. grueIling battle
while it lasted. After n few minutes
graphing. London grabbed Chevalier
by a leg and swung him around ten
times, but he was 20 dixxy he could do
no damage. A few seconds later Lon
dos got Chcvaiier down and won the
match.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
POSTMASTER Thorn | N
TALKS TO kIWAN|Ahs

At the weekly meeting OF The
Kiwanis club. at The Business Mems
club yesterday at l p. m. Hay T.
Thornton. postmaster OF Richmond
told about the wonderful growth OF
the local Office. No gave nxMres on
the development of the business for
the last nifty years and showed that
the receipts and number OF pieces
mailed during the first two months OF
1920 are far ahead of 1919 for the
same period.
Mr.. Thornton also explained in de-
tail the handling OF mail matter from
the time 1t lie placed In the postomce
until 1t liz placed aboRd the train for
it's destination. He made very clear
the appearances OF correct and intel
ligible addresses. the necessity OF
having name and address OF sender
on letters and packages. the correct
placing of stamps, and OF mailing az
early AS possible In the day.
Eighty per cent of the work Is
done at night" said Mr.. Thornton.
because OF late delivery Of the bulk
OF the mail to the ONCE"
Chairman Ragland reported excel
lent results OF the Irving Cobb meet
ing last week and promised full
financial report next week. A num-
Der of new members were present and
the meeting was one of the most en-
thusiastic and best attended in the
history of the club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
POLICE NOTES

w. A. Beaxiey. operator of . for
hire automobile. was arrested yester-
day by Detective-Sergeants Wiley
and Smith on warrants sworn out
by L II. Kemp. Jr. special agent OF
tho department OF justice. Beaxley
was held for the federal authirities
for preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Flsgenheimer, on FRI
day. The wAuAnts charged Beaxley
With violating Section a. Of 1hev crinsr
inAl code relating to persons imper-
eonAting q government onicer.
On the charge Of stealing . pack
Aee of goods valued At 10 eents from
the Piggy Wiggiy store. BArneu Car
ter was sentenced TO sseva SIXTY daxs
IN the city jail by Justice Crutchaeld
In police court yesterday.
The police are ON tho lockout Tor
thieves who broke Into the Public
Drug store. 1t the corner 81 Park
avenue and Lomhardy street some
time during sunday anA stoIa mar
cotics valued II elo6. 1he theft was
nrat discovered when the clerk opoa-
I'd M for bpsineA yesterday naoFn-
1 ~. Ttey did thslr work - easyeEa
1llAe ~ = sx1De 1na ~ hq11n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR fl0N BALL CLUB

Zion College. March l5.--BasebaH
practice for the 1920 season has be-
gun. with the largest number of can
didates ever out for the varsity
Coach johnson is pleased with the
large Aggregation Of candidates and
predicts u good season for the Zion
team. Eight OF the old varsity men
are again In uniform this year, some
having returned to college last fAli
after being out on account of ser
vice during the war period and some
good baseball ability Is being shown
by the new material
Headed by Captain Fogieman the
old men hack OF the diamond are
Atkinson, who will probably receive;
Sides, who will do his part OF the de-
iivering; MarIette and Watson on the
first corner and johnson. T.. s., and
Newman on the other two respective
}y: Check on short and Brown and
Fogieman out In the country
The pitching stan is also support
I'd by Perry, Reid, White, r. C.. and
Barker.
Other new men who are showing
up good in the fnreid are. Stoner.
Roycroft, Rcavis and Staiey; IN the
cntfleid. Clark. Robertson. MofIit. and
Alexander.
On account OF professional bail
simpsons right to play coHeGe Dali
= questioned and ia now pending
upon further action. II he is not
permitted to play he win act as as
sistant instructor.
Graduate Manager Hook announces
The following schedule for this sea-
son:
March -, Lcnoir at Elon tpend-
ing)-
March IS, Trinity at Durham.
March 81. Wake Forest at Wake
Forest.
April, /. N. c. State at Raleigh
April 3. Guiiford ut Elon.
April S, Guflford at Greensboro.
April 10. Wake Forest at Eion-
Aprit e. ~. c. State at Con.
April IA. University OF N. c. Ut
April Is, Greensboro League nj
Greensboro
April "a, Davidson at Zion.
April IS, Davidson at Davidson
April 81. Newberry at Newberry.
:. &.
April Is. F'urman at Greenvilie, s.
e.
April -. Clemson at slemson. s.
April 30. wafford at spartansburg,
S. c.
May 1, Belmont at Belmont
May 3. Trinity At Eion-
May Is. Newberry at Zion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
SENATOR MAPP WILL
ADDRESS sUFFRAe|STS

Senator G. walter Mapp. Of Accomsc.
will speak At suffrage headquarters,
Fourth and Franklin streets. this Aft
ernoon ut $3.50 o'clock. He will open
fcrxsailgs A4ss <tAa-Wsak coaraA in edu-s
cation Tor citizenship prepared for the
Equal Suffrage League 81 Richmond
by Its state chairman Of political study
and research. Nrs. q. Harvey Clarke.
Senator Mapp Will expl&tn tho tram
sition by which the virginiA woman
citizen becomes . votsr. and how the
Legislature In the passage " senAte
bill No. as. u preparing Virginia to
take care Of her nav voters. 40 p.
tron Of this measure. knawn ~ the
qualifications" bill, ana - ardent
supporter Of the eRfranchisamet * wo-
ma, seator Mapp IL logically. - we'll
~ ehicaily. the ma ~ lAucn tho
leagues course | citixenehip.
Mrs. q. HArvsy Clarke II chairmnn
sof st3se Afternoon. The naeetinx n opAn
fOat TN uu13tu ss's "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
SPORT NOTES


White Sox with the exception OF
ond or two who took part in the
die Cicotte. althonrh he has not
signed his contract. l. with the party.
----.----
George Sisier or the St Louis
RroNns saws he knows or one batter
ri least whose average win Increase
I,veriea That ora hattar ia George
slater Who adnits that tr;cr nitchin .
,,ntna rss htr, :. ss.t.r hsts r,,,nh
,,sstsr th.n ha Ala ias, ,,aas ~
thtrk. 10 will thav.lI w. ss,,,.s nau.
h,ttinr marks Ia shaot a.
p..,ar Arthur Ion,.on !, s.,,,n
49,, rnor,a sirrad : con,ra. sour .,,,,
1nn,.r !, annaars wh;,o ,,raa w" ~
'op sr.rta nh,,r~ ~
ss.aa s - hanr ~ th., c,,,S iHaI ra use,,
luaIeu $500 Anav ns~.asn sup,..,
49,. ,s,ea, - snar,anh,.rr s,,; sorns
$500 p,,cber Jack schsneberr fn @s
W$AA&TA = ttSAs~A $500 - 49, :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
CONTROLS ALMOST half
WORLDS COLO SUPPLY

London. March 14.-Roplying to
Secretary Carter GLASS; adtnonition
to Europe to send more gold TO the
United States. bankers point out that
the visibiA gold supply ut the end OF
1919 amounted to $s,0So. 100000, held
by governments and state bAnka OF
the total the United States held "a
asa, $4,000. Great Britain held ST.
l13,06S.870; France 31,1i6,5s6. o06
and Spain S4s4,47S.ooo. The balance
10 distributed among smaller nations.
The worlds total gold production
up to 1919 was t1s.13s.so0.oeo, which
leaves more than SIX billion dollars
worth to be traced. 1t 10 believed that
quarter OF this has disappeared al
together and most OF the remainder
goes into Industry and the arts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
CHURCHES APPROVE
EDUCATION N ARMY

A resolution adopted by the Federal
Council Of Churches assuring the war
department Of that organizations
hearty approval and cooperation in
the new program Of education In the
army has been received by the service
and information branch OF the office IL
the assistant TO the secretary OF war.
According to Major General William
G. HAN, assistant chief Of stan, and
director OF all educational and recrea-
tional work in the army, the ''univer-
atty in khaki Ia now a reality. ''Tkis
resolution furnishes q striking iluatrA-
ton Of how the thoughtful people IL
tbs country are cooperating with US
in the new spirit and program for edu-
cation. character building and reltgt-
Gus training In the army" General
Ham said today.
Il may add" he continued "thst
such unqualified support Assures us
from the start Of success with the. nav
idea which IL gradually permaAting the
army--that we are as much chargeablo
for q soldiers character and habita n
We are for his drilling: that the bar
fsnissa Snexs should surround him Tor iii
twenty -four hours Of his day: that our
responsibilities do not cease when ~
havc made him . drst-class hghting
man."
The resolution II - follows;
''Resolved. That the Federal Counril
et Churches heartily approves the pro-
posed plans Of the war plAns divisIor
Tor education, recreation and character
buil1ing in tho United States array a.
stated in special communicAtion 10 this
body. and that we assure tho chief Of
the war plana 4iyision and his asao-
gates " our co-opsration IN carrying
forward these naAne."
E4as 1920 fl4 y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
r. r. 4 p. DIRECTORS
TO MEET In RICHMOND;

Unless adverse action is taken at
the March meeting next Thursday.
directors OF the Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad win
hold their April meeting in Rich
mnod. in place OF New York. En-
forts have been under way for some
time to have the directors meet reg
ularly In this city.
The r r. a p. will not accept the
six months guaranty provided In the
failroad bill. vice-Prcsident Norman
Call has announced. because the e.
timated earnings of the road will ex-
coed the guarantee fixed by the gov.
eminent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
LETSGO.
BY Gunboat Hudson

New York, March 15.--While big
leaguers are shining their shoes with
toothpaste and painting their plaettes
with hair tonic as a result OF the
after effect of the income tax, the
bushers are on their way to the sticks
where they viii boot hot liners TO
their hearts content next season.
English boxing enthusiasts were
glad to see Johnny Griffiths leave
Tor home He knocked three OF the
biighters and mado himself very I'M
popular.
Fred Mckay. the greatest heavy
weight diver America ever boosted OF
old London
Two live as cheap as one provided
both hold down jobs and scamper
home with the biscuits when the day
La done.
BARRIERS Union is seriously thinking
OF boosting the price of hair cuts to
one buck a copy. No need To be EN-
harraAsed about a baldhead If the
raise goes into effect
Horace Greely's we'll known advice
holds good stfiI--but---oniy as far as
the Jersey shore as tar as New York
ers are concerned 60
Bill KLEIN Is interpreting new base
ball rules to players in southern train
ting camps IS Kinda tough to force
an umpire on the boys before the
regular season opens. Officials OF
both leagues considered 1t necessary
however and the boys had to stand
for it
Georges Carpenter. heavyweight
champion of Europe. Is an unlucky
Guy. Besides having gone through
four year war and being practic-
ally signed to meet Jack Dempsey he
recently got married
Y'gotta to give him credit. boys,
he's a game guy.
Philadelphia Athletics to play in
new uniforms next season--Headline.
Who are they trying to fool?
$50 would never satisfy our pres
ent day pugilistic champions.
How can q referee count ten when
there are only nine Inv the house.
frankie Burns, Jersey City feather
weight who has been fighting for the
past sixteen years recently signed up
for two fights, frankie must carry an
iHtersitial gland around with him IN
his vest pocket
Ny goodness. aren't spring suits
highe
The country Is normal again now
that the six day race is oser.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
COL. BUTTON TO MOVE
HIS FORCE TO MURPHY'S

A suite OF six rooms on the second
floor OF Murphy's hotel annex have
been secured for the ofices Of the
state commissioner OF insurance.
Colonel Joseph Button win begin
moving hts force from the basement
OF the Capitol building next Wed.
nesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
EDISON SAlESMAnAeER
ADDRESSES DEALERS

ID. ]. Leonard. general sales man
ager of Ihos. A. Edison, Inc, out
lined the 1920 sales and advertising
plans son the New Edison to more
than rs dealers who were invited to
Richmond as guests OF the c. b.
Haynes Co. Inc, yesterday. After
the mornings meeting. the entire
group adjourned to the JEFFERSON
hotel where luncheon was served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
woRKMEN TEARING DOwN
GRACE PRESBYTERIAN czTURcH

Grace Street Presbyterian church
Fourth ana Grace streets, = TO- ~
removed and the materials sotd 20
clean UP the sites WOrkmen ar4 now
engaged in tearing down the old
church. Membere % thu apoc1n1
e0mmttt6e at Tho Grace-C Covenant
Pre4hytsrias churcA with which the
congregAtiOn - snefGed. disolaim
nv tnt gst1n ~ altn1 - GrnsIn4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
Mrs. Jack Williams.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. J
Wythevilie. Va, March 115.--Mrs,
Jack Williams died at noon today
after a long Illness OF flu and pneu-
monia- She leaves 4 husband and two
besides father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope Davidson and a
sister Miss Hope Davidson all OF this
place the funeral has not been arrang-
ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

One reason the Red Sox let Bill
Lamar out was that he 10 \ left
handed hitter. as are both Hooper
and Menosky. Another reason WA
that Lamar has been . holdout.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

DR.. Jeffrey Neese Elder. Of Hope
WELL and Miss Melville Marine Fagy,
OF Cambria, Va, were married in
Cambria on March ,. They will make
their home In Hcpeweli after an ex-
tended Southern trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
aIar.A@n Perrx Axrrr.

Funeral services for MArsden Perry
Avery. aged sixteen months, took place
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock from,
the house. zo3 North Lombardy street.
The baby died yesterday morning at
$3.50 o'clock at the home Of his mother,
Mrs Daisy L. Avery. widow OF James
r. Avery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

English boxing enthusiasts were
glad to see Johnny Griffiths leave
for home. He Knocked three of the
blighters and made himself very I'M
popular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
Obituary
Judge Il. l. Lewis

Funeral services for Judge Lunsford
Lomax Lewis, aged seventy-stx years,
took place yesterday afternoon at !
o'clock from Grace Episcopal church.
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Landon r.
Mason and the Rev. William H. Burk-
hardt. Burial was in the family section
in Hollywood. Members Of the Viz
ginia supreme court OF appeals, OF
which Judge Lewis was formerly prexi-
dent attended the funeral in n body,
as did the Richmond Bar association
and the Virginia society, Sons Of the
American Revolution, both Of which he
once headed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

Fred Mckay, the greatest heavy
weight diver America ever boosted of
would be a sensational hit in jolly
old London
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
Harris Green. wife OF John L. Green.
who died Saturday night at her homo
in Hanover county. near Ashland, In
her seventy fifth year. took place yes
terday afternoon from the house 1t :
o'clock. Besides her husband. she is
survived by three daughters, Clara,
Loula, Annie Lee. and one SON. VIII
lard w Green, OF Bowling Green.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16
Mrs. Levi. rs<x Poster.

Funeral services for Mrs Martha
Fig Poster. who died Sunday night At
III o'clock at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. r. S. Tifir. 37o North Twenty
ninth street. will be conducted from
the house this morning at II o'clock.
with Rev. B. N. DeFoe Wagner. officiat-
ing. Burial will be In lakewood ceme-
terry. Besides her husband. Lewis r.
Poster, she Ia survived by two dauEh-
ters. Mrs Tiller and Mrs. G. w. wood
all. Of this city. and by two brothers,
William Brittle and w. l. Brittle. She
leaves also one half-sister. MIS-. J. L.
East.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

Two live as cheap as one provided
both hold down jobs and scamper
home with the biscuits when the day
La done.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

BARRIERS Union is seriously thinking
OF boosting the price of hair cuts to
one buck copy. No need to be EN-
harraased abon; baldhead If the
raise goes into effect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

Horace Greely's well known advice
holds good stfll---but--oniy as far as
the Jersey shore as tar as New York
ers are concerned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-16

Philadelphia Athletics to play in
new uniforms next season---Headline.
Who are they trying to fool?