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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
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John McGraw has refused to send
Larry Doyle to the Phillies via the
trade route. A deal was in the max
ing whereby Doyle was to join the
Qnakers in exchange for Lee Mead
ows and youngster.
J. Franklin Bakec. former home
run king. recently declared he would
again don Yankee uniform this
season. But Baker has changed his
mind because he was disappointed IN
his plan of having n relative to look
after his two little girls. Bakers wife
died last fall and he says he will new
er play baseball until he can be sure
the little tots are properly placed.
The relative who had agreed to look
after the youngsters was prevented
from doing so by illness. Baker says
his plans are unsettled now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

New Orleans fight promoters will
make liberal offer to Johnny Will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

China has only seven wireless
stations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Line Sports NeWs and Comment
"CAN KEEP FLAG ANOTHER MORAN ASKS HIMSELF
AS REMNANT IS PULLED REDIAAND FIELD

When the closeup above Of Pat
Moran was taken he might have been
asking himself: wonder if I can
keep this bunch of mine a champion
ship outfit another year," The popu-
lar leader of the Reds is going about
the 1920 campaign as II he meant to
keep the pennant flying above Red
land field at Cincinnati. The flag, q
mammoth affair. was officially raised
at one of the early games with the
usual ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
SILK AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
SEVENTH FLOOR

SEVENTH FLOOR
and bridal night
de with
madef nd dneva Bessla Darsey ' - "
general line, showing special "Camncker" Quality
surpaseddeveea guaranteed Home Made Underwear
garments
cSf IN h only ana anG garand W are the 0ginators
showing Undgarmnt
design and workmanship Novelty Art Lingerie Company
gaee crepe Something
for rex Under @ WV
SIX 9py pet' Te aa days '% to 9 % ss A o s a s an ss M
stock Beldmg saaas guaranteed W H Rogers Company.
nossns n Co. % & Ppsr & Peed line Of Silk and Cotton V0dsrG"
Special Quality giving
acon ng gowns TO 10 4l5 eyeps eae ana n9yeies $40o
silk c9sn gowns
Star 5 undergarn,ent Go
$1,000 Special Wis surely
business Western Garment Company.
FOLLOWING LINES DISPLAYED SOON
Kaensen Company o Undermusln
the location Of their display the Bush
women's unaergarmcnts--vctory
STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
TWENTY THIRD FLOOR
tulaons,
tally cards 2e 2oc New publications. popular lines
Icubrie & Elkus' Inc
Rubber 4amp sn' Tine % Fa' s bmFI b h'e acbna
vucand waebaskets work organizers Samuel H. Moss
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
More Complete Than Ever
Ready to Serve Buyers and Merchants.

Russell Moccasin CO., ". C.
Robinson Cabinet Mfg. Co.
Sanitary Receiver Co.
SaveO- Products Corp.
Savoy Mfg. Co.
Satisfaction Guaranteed, A Corp.
Sechrist Mfg. Co.
Shea Oar Co.
Shoemaker K Busch
State Mfg. Co.
Stick -On-Window Lock Co.
6tronghart Co.
Tate Mfg. Co.
Thomas Mfg. Co.
Tie Co.
Tottlc. VIM A., Co.. Inc.
United Royalties Corp.
Van Mfg. Co.
Victory Chemical Co.
Waage Electric Co.
Walden " Worcester, Inc.
Walker Bros. Go.
Weir Stove Co.
Western Electric Co.
Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co.
White-Seidenmann Co.
Whitley Exerciser Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

l;abey Glass CO.
loewansteip. ~
lykau Polish Mfg. Co.
MCLAUGHLIN Co.. lac.
Marlawe Mfg. CO.
Mathews M.g. Co. The
Meal kicasn Cabinet CO.
Mot Iron Works. j. L.
&atlonai Box and Can Co.
National Enamel and Stpg. Co.
ha.iona. Elcture Frame Co.
Ns@ YORK Stamping Co.
Ncrthlsna Ski Co,
odorless Iucinerator Co.
02erollc Photograph Co.
Overhead Kitchen Dryer
pAnvar Co.
Par-Po Mfg. Co.
Peabody 6 Co., Henry w.
Philadelphia Show Case Co.
Pioneer Mfg Co.
fitts Soau ana Products Co.
Piitsbgrgh Water Heater Co.
Plsy-O-Lite Go.
fi0euct Sales Co The
R!tzeAthaler. John
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
NOVELTY STATIONERY
TWENTY-SECOND FLOOR

TWENTY-sECOND FLOOR
Exclusive Leather, ais
Trays. Boo5E Fayor Book Cadigan
comprehensive assortment
0 birthdays similar
se quality. Exceptional design. Heating Company
eliminating plate Wedding
High styles Whiting
Cooke,
"Dinct:v" Quill Writing QulsA
Holders 0 quils. C. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
TOYS
FOURTH FLOOR

% Wa and 3 tA fas'2 & s s,9 3 & "da.i
pencils Consult Company
Educational to count spell ec
The saos' sssli5 csnss@s. approved by S''''
Bester Dol Ber oi coaos Better than the best it " h
The Popular Toy Npey Line Your stock will not b.
ss 5hssses coapaa5 @ are exceptionally at
5ros. '0i'S interest OF grown
"S'S' s a. & Pas 9 s ssssmss a dempsa @ ssy with
FAIRY g Play 3ossser 5or efaren boxe4 with verse; to
csla Toys Musical Toys. Company 'A1' 0"'ouf'
9s 4 @ s s '@ ~ 9 . @ ast ss of so'ae'
Gerne Toy Company, ~ ~ "A"'
Toy 5oaas aees95sea a. costumes The com
'Adsss sss @ an. a @ . s . & Of education" The
sa4ss5sl s5as fsoa conpasy ssy Of s"
models loasao sSsa @onpan} 1*sf d0a
No Toy stoeA Complete Without These Marks
brothers Company
shypa'oos tfa ehaisea Skates for The crow, people as well
Sleta compans @ inc Liberty Pressed
R.,' .,uva ,si"a.g ..~ So a. sbou
-.aaeaactulias eea.p any. In.. '
as mo: Jean Doll wslrSoy wei
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Toys7posN9vslsy s-7s ~ stuffed nai
Topsy fon Com5sns MAI MARY ''"'
Sells creag animal SER roysAe Wonderfully They
DEPARTMENT. he cory. @ '' " '"'1"' wear
Games ,s TIE & Instruct Of sports
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TOILET GOODS AND PERFUMES
Continued

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proof
known; used By the The White Medicine
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1arriu pnre ani Castillo Rsd nearly
century.
farritu CASTLE Soap Importing COMPANY.
Neos nuraI color Abso-
uey harmless Free from injurious Company
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

he Quick Way
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to Buy
TOILET GOODS AND PERFUMES
TwENTY-FlRsT FLOOR
armand Cold Cream success in the face powder
Armnd ans "on eompny Ssn'' and merit have made it
A"s'n @ @ sn DandruG & Erassator viii
an anaruS H., The he. sss s rising a cane
oush conoasy 'dy and eonsteny @ ess1
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rsahse @ rubbsT @ yS cSmpany R n to retail " prices
High Fhe. cp5s & lee GeoT Toilet
market Gerva 'S GTaham 1a attractive lines on the
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Gordon @' Gordon aaa 's@0'"s' Also lYns
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Toilet ns's "sss @ III . @ @ @ s
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otgnaos Cold Something women
Mig & COMPANY Ta'a WIND or even
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Extensively sab S''
culo Clocks American movements fully guaranteed three
Sidney Simon on" COMPANY "' "'A'" move
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"Getst" Corn Remedy e Lawrence s. Company
Manufa
popular lnea nunbr packageery
in desg and
Kiss" TaThe Tales design package-od
Retils allow
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by Nestle All of
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New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

both Retai 25 Our allow
Page Perfumer
Entirely harmless
the Nestle system All appliances.
all G. Nestle Co
the
'spccial 5 The Odorono Company
"Puywilow Powder pussywiow Tale de
fast SELLERS big pot They sold
Henry TeGiow COMPANY
spccaies.
dors Dabrook Perfume Company
proof
Also dish cloths san-INnitary Textile Mills.
"ano4one" LIQUID sanone Pine Oil Dnean "sanone.
the original? Sanoaone Chemical Company
7aum rAmusctte
lAnuc.
Parfumeur Detroit
spearmn Cleansing
Pleasant Taste little Wrgey Pharmaceutical
specaes including Japanned
Hair Hair PuAr Hal and Wells
s1oo retaed bbing
Perfume
the world Quality moderately priced Try
Powder Tooth Paste Stiman Freckle
food Kits heavy
peoDle. $2loo. Simpx
one operation
DanarnT Masseur Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
SALVATION ARMY WILL
DISTRIBUTE 525 BASKETS

Approximately 500 families will
receive baskets of food from the
Salvation Army this Christmas.
workers announced yesterday. The
appeals have been many and in
addition to those who have person
ally applied at the various headquar-
ters list OF 254 families recon-
mendcd by the Associated Charities
has been handled ana are being sun
Piled. AS well the army has co-ope-
rated with the Elks, Boy Scouts.
churches and others engaged in spe-
cial work for Christmas, with the
Idea of supplying need rs far as pos
sibie al this time and to prevent du-
plication OF effort. Some idea of the
work necessary may be drawn from
the amount Of food purchased to FIJI
the baskets: 325 chickens, 200 pork
shoulders. forty-fve bushels OF po-
tatoes. $500 pounds OF cabbage. 900
loaves OF bread. 5ai cans OF corn. 524
cans OF tomatoes. $50 cans of SCUM.
LOCO bars Of soap. 500 cans OF pump
Kin. 400 pounds OF buttcrinc. 400
pounds of coffee. 1000 pounds OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
POLICE LENIENT WITH
MINOR LAW VIOLATIONS

Both in Police Court and at all OF
the district police station the spirit
OF fuletide was shown yesterday in
the general lenicncy which was exer-
ciscd in cases where citizens were
charged with minor attractions OF the
law. The sturdy and stern lninion OF
the law, swept into the tide of Christ
mas JOY. was perhaps never so dis
posed to exercise the utmost kind
ness OF heart. Many who fell by the
wayside were assisted to their feet
ana in many cases assisted TO their
homes instead of into the patrol.
This is Christmas and SO I'll not
run you In. hut do not do II again"
was an expression which was fire.
quently heard instead OF the omin-
Gus burr OF the police telegraph
which simmons the booty hatch"'
In Police Court Justice Ingram
himself imhued with the cheerful
ness Of the day, supplanted many n
frown WITH smile that let the poor
unfortunate, who confronted him
know that II would be, "dismissed'
instead of so much fine or so many
days in jail. Only in the most ag-
rravatcd cases did the justice mete
out the full measure Of penalty pro-
vidcd by the law. Il will not be
hard on YOU today" said the justice
to many Vito faced him. "If I put
you In jail or fined you. yoa might
not have merry Christmas Your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

onense Is not great one. 50 1 will
dismiss the case" Many had thought
that tho usual Christmas leniency,
so freely exercised by tie One John
would be lacking. but it was not.
Justice ingram proved himself equal
10 the ocClsion.
Police Arc benevolent.
Scores OF people. guilty of infrac-
lions OF the traffic laws in making
corners wrong and doing other things
which, perhaps they would have done
iiad IL not been Christmas. were not
reported by the traffic department of
police. which was determined TO keep
up with the other police departments
In helping, every one to have II good
time. Mister. that's not the way
10 turn" one of the traffic cops was
heard to say. 'Do you want my num-
ber?" querled .he nntoist. Nope"
said the cop. This is Christmas ana
| am going to let you off. but don't
you tell anybody about II and don't
you slip again" On the other hand
every one who was purposely or wan
tonly interfering with the full en-
eercise. OF Christmas spirit. was
brought quickly to book on the po-
lice blotter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

principal ware OF farmers and coun-
trytncn in the markets and veritablc
mountains OF Christmas trees melted
away before the onslaughts of the
crowd. Everything was hustle and
confusion, throughout the day and
long into the night.
Many stores were open until mid :
night for the convenience of shop
pers. and thousands took advantage
Of this fact 10 do last minute errands
and remember almost forgotten
friends and relatives.
Christmas Spirit Pronounced.
Never has the spirit Of Christmas
been SO pronounced as this year.
Never has the public been SO liberal
or done so much for the unfortunate
ana needy. Yesterday. although the
Ten Opportunities offered by The
Times Dispatch for constructive char
lily work were far oversubscribet.
many contributions continued 10 pour
in and i large sum was received.
which Will be acknowledged tomor-
row.
The Boy Scouts have never had such
generous contributions MS this year
w VIZ run" WHICH tntH raised 10 a.d
in the work of giving TO each worthy
poor child III the city.
Other charitable institutions have
also reported large contributions TO
their work. The best work which
has ever been done by the city IN re-
lieving the conditions of It's poor was
done this year. There has seldom
hcen year that the public has been
less advantageously situated to aid
others than this year, but the spirit
of giving has pcrvaded all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

sugar seven barrels of apples. twelve
barrels of flour. 500 pounds of candy.
800 pounds of nuts, 500 cartons soda
biscuits, and five bags OF onions.
Load Trucks.
From John Marshall High School.
where these baskets were packed. au-
tomobile trucks have been loaded up
and the baskets Delivered to the
homes OF those known to be in need.
i'll the district west or the C. and O.
Railway tracks and north of the
James River, each auto being sent 10
a certain district. The same system
is being used In South Richmond
from the hail ut sol Hull Street.
Tickets were sent Thursday to $50
families living east of the C. and o.
Railway tracks. instructing them to
apply TO Captain Mcintyre, at the
salvation Army hall at $50 North
twenty eighth street, this evening.
when the baskets will be given them.
Eighty colored families have been
instructed by Captain Chisholm to
call at the Salvation Army Hall in
the True Rcformcrs' Building on
North Second Street ut 900 o'clock
this morning. where after a short
Christmas service baskets of food
will be distributed
Commandment Garland and those
associated with him have worked
hard TO make it n day OF blessing to
the poor. The response to the appeal
has not been all that they had hoped.
but responses are still being sent in
ana the kettles Will remain on the
streets until 10 o'clock this evening
and the kettles remained on the
streets until 10 o'clock yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
BRITISH D|sCLA|M ANY
INTENTION TO OFFEND.
Wrote Senator Kellogg Only to Give
Facts, Says Embassy In
Explanation.
TAKE UP CABLE NATTER
Copies Of All Messages From Eng
land Must BE Filled With Gov
crnmcnt In Ten Days TO Insure
Accuracy.
IBy Associated Press.l


WASHINGTON. Dec. 2f.-Thc Incl
dent resulting from the action Of the
British embassy in writing TO Chair
Tee investigating cable communicca-
tions, regarding evidence given be-
fore the committee relating TO n Brit
ish cable censorship. Will be taken
up by State Department officials
after the Christmas holidays.
/; was said at the State Depart
men; today that course of pro-
ccdurc had not yet been decided upon.
Meantime discussion OF the incident
was withheld.
The British embassy is cndeavor-
ing TO obtain from its government
fun information as to the handling
OF cable messages originating in
Great Britain and destined for Amer
lea, and is confident that the out
come Of the incident OF Few days
ago Will show tina; In writing to
Senator Kellogg IT meant no dis
respec; 10 the State Department. but
simply was undertaken to give the
senator the facts.
When It receives the report from
its government the embassy will
forward it 10 the state Department
for transmission to Senator Kellogg
II the department wishes To do so.
IT was said at the embassy today that
there was no censorship OF cable mes
sages and that the only requirements
We're that copies OF ali messages 10
filed with the officials within ten days
e,
The practice, it was stated. OBJ
tains in every country except Amer
lea, and is regarded as necessary to
protect the cable companies from
imposition and also to insure accu-
rBcy.
Ambassador Geddcs. who has been
confined TO his bed by touch of
influenza, was much improved today
and expected to get 10 his Office for a
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25


men; seekers special matinee per
formanccs will be given today at
all the theaters. All Of the play
houses in which Jake Wells is in
tercsted VIII donate 10 per cent OF
today's receipts TO charity.
The former noisy celebration of the
Yu!et!de has been taboocd by custom
and police regulations. The streets
today will be free of the turbu-
lent thrcnE that in past years cclc-
brated DANGEROUSLY with fireworks
horns and bells. Fire danger. which
was ever present In the days when
pyrotechnic demonstrations were per-
United. has been practically climi-
mated since the ban was placed on
fireworks.
Numerous arties ana dances pub
lie and private, will be given today.
Every outgoing train on each Of the
railroads carried large crowds yes
terday afternoon. Many thousands of
people will spend the Christmas holi-
days IN the country. The exodus.
however. is more than Offset b. the
influx Of country cousins, who have
come 10 town 10 pass tho holidays
Major Charles .. Savil,c. clerk OF
the Chancery Court. is the recipient
OF handsome Christmas present
from the office staff. The tribute OF
afect!onatc regard is In the form of
silver platter appropriately en-
Eraved. The gift was presented for
the stan by Arden tErowelE. attorney.
In graceful! speEch,H6 which Major
Savi!ie responded felicit6us!y.
The Christmas entertainment TO be
given in the knights OF Columbus
Home tomorrow will mark the first
public appearance in concert o, the
enlarged Knights of Columbus band
The concert vii, be under the Joint
auspices OF the McC;in Union and the
X. OF e. Major John r Burke. chief
var correspondent OF the New York
Herald In Europe from 1914 20 1917,
now managing editor OF The Times
Dispatch and The Evening Dispatch.
VIII be the speaker or the occasion.
There vii! be lengthy and divcrsi.
fled program OF vocal ana ins,ru-
mental music.
Everything was hustle and hustle
last night as PREPARATIONS were he
Ing made for tn coming of Santa
Claus One Of the largest crowds in
the history OF the city throngcd Broad
street FOR several hours Great has-
kets and stacks OF holly we're the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Armies Boy Gets
Limbs as Xmas Gift
lily United Ne,Y..l

CHICAGO. Dec. -. - Henry
Wcighmnnn. aged IL ychrs. re-
ccived pnir Of arms for u Christ
mas present.
Born without arms, Mt the
Spnuiding School for Crippled
Children he learned to write by
holding his penciI with his shoul-
der und chin.
An oprrntion wns performed Mt
st. I.ukc's Hospital last JIny, when
muscles were tnkcn from his chest
aud ntiiNcd to the tiny bone stumpS
that were arms to the boy. The
stumps developed, md IL collection
was taken which bought hin, a
Sf75 act of artificial nrms. lie
wns nblc TO go home nnd say.
"Mcrry Christmas, mother. Let's
Shnke hands,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
tiir United Nc,,sl

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Amcricn's
Christmas answer to the cry of
EurOpc's famine field already has
totnlcd over $1,000. 900. Ifcrbcrt
Hoover Called the European Re
lief Council on Christmas Eve.
This means, he added, TINT L.
OGo.o0O OF the I,50O.uUO youngsters
{" he cared for have been provided
for TIN until the next harvest.
His cnblrgrnm follows:
81 have In the pnst disappointed
you by having to withhold amy
dchnitc assurance nv Ia whether
we could continue the cnre of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Hoover Assures Hungry European
Children Of Ten Million Dollars

3.500.0G0 children now on the re-
sp"nsibility of uiI our associated
organizations. The holding OUT OF
prospects Tint did not matcrIati.c
would have been cruel. take
pleasure I'm Informing you that
Sto'ooo.0O ts assured In cnsh aud
pledges ont of the S:e,.DuO.OOO that
we require. This splendid inftint
gift of America To the children Of
Europe leads me TO believe thnt
Americans charitable people Will
assure the remainder necessary 10
hnnncc the minimum program.
Pass this ON rs Americans Christ
mas message Ia the children.
.'1Ii:itDEltT HOOVER"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

Ing OF another patrolnun and Charles
ward. negro. escaped last May
climbing through II vcntilator to the
roof and then over tho wall.
"ard ana Barney later surrender
Gu warden Elmer Il. Shattuck told
newspaper men several weeks ago he
was willing to wager that Manstcr
would be back in state prison for his
Christmas dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
THOUSAND COMMUNITY
LEAGUES CELEBRATE

Over one thousand Community
leagues In Virginia are celebrating
Christmas by Community Tree Al
the recent mcatlng OF the Virginia
Educational Conference the CO.
operative Education Association is
sued 10 the teachers and school ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
NURSES WILL. CHANT CAROLS
FOR BENEFIT OF PATIENTS

Hanging of the greens" was celc-
brateu by nurses of Stuart Circle
march In uniform tonight at dusk TO
the hospital where they will go
through each ward chanting carols
Tor the patients. Miss Rachel Van
Wort is superintendent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

irons excellent Christmas programs
outlining in detail the plans for "A
Community Christmas Tree These
Included the various carols, tablcauX,
suitable rotations. plays and the
presentation OF gifts to the poor
has been White. or Giving Christ
mas, and the holiday spirit was
taught not only to the adults but
to the children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
NEW YORK "DitY" OFFICER
FOUND DEAD AT NEWARK
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BAYONNE. n. j., Dec. 24.-J T.
McGuiness. IS, n prohibition enforce.
ment agent and husband of a second
cousin OF JJoseph B. Tumuity. Sccrc-
tary or President Wilson. was found