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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19
BABE RUTH I'm BAD" FOR INFRINGEMENT WITH LANDS
MALONE IS RELEASED'
FROM R. |. GRID TEAM

Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct 19.--Frank
Coughlin Dave Hayes aud Grover Ma
lone, former Notre Dame football
players have been released from the
Rock Island Independents. The plays
ing OF Coughlin. who was an aH-west.
ern choice for tackle In 1890 was dis
appointing, while Hayes and Malone
were made free agents because, OF
their inability to be here regularly for
daily drill. I'm
Brick" Travis of Missouri univer-
sity allMissouri valley conference
tackle in 1919 and 1920 and Patrick j.
Gavin, full back OF the Buffalo ALI
American of last year, have been
signed. t.. f,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19
GEORGES TO RETURN
TO u. S. FOR BOUT

New York. Oct. 1S.--Rickard re.
ceived a letter this afternoon from
Georges Carpenter in which the
French champion announced he had
started light training for his bout
with George Cook of Australia in
London Dec. 2
The Frenchman declared his right
hand, injured in the bout with Jack
Dempsey at Jersey City, was fully
recovered. incidentally Georges in.
formed Richard that Immediately fol.
lowing the bout with Cook he would
repair to France and make all ar
rangements for returning to this coun.
try early in January.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19
Mrs. Pirate.

The wife of Captain Kidd was
terrified when he called her MY treas
nre." She thought he wanted to bury
herl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19

f6s sas,as~SxsAmserEsssa
crowd When the umpire makes a chose
decision in favor of the visiting team,
~
Talk In Texas league circles is that
Waco seeks re-entry and that Jim
Galloway, now with Dallas, would
like to buy the Beaumont franchise
and transfer it to Waco, for 1922.
81 -
Bud Wagner, who has been pitch.
ing for Brantford In the Mint league
and who has a no-hit game to his
credit this year, has been recalled by
the Syracuse International club.
The Pittsburgh club has purchased
Pitcher Bill Hughes from the Raleigh
club of the Piedmont league. He Is
youngster of twenty-five years, bit
understood, but said to have great
stuff.
Manager Irving Wilhelm Of the
Phlllies has one good trait that Bill
Donovan did not have He still be.
licves in his team and thinks the
Phillies will next year look very good
fa
A young infleIder named Ruegg,
who has been playing in the independ
ent San Joaquin Valley league and
making a great record, has been tax.
en- on by the Oakland club.
Fred Mcdonald, purchased from
Galveston by the Minnesota club, wa.
for the st. Joseph club and not the
Millers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19
SHIMIDZU, JAP TENNIS
PLAYER, GOES HOME

San Francisco, Cal, Oct lS.-Zenzo
Shimidzu Of the Japanese Davis cup
tennis team sailed for Japan today
aboard the Tenyo Maru His team
mate, Ichiya Kumagae, will remain for
a time in the United States. Shimid-
zu, just before his departure. spoke in
appreciation of the spirit of sports
manship he said he had found among
American tennis players,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-19
Necessary Governmental Power.

When respect for law Is not volln-
tary II must be compulsory, else gov
eminent fail of Its purpose. This
statement involves no policy, rather
reflects necessity That's why govern.
ment is given power TO protect Itself.
and employs that power when COM
PEELED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
COMPANION Is DROWNED;
MAN HELD FOR LARCENY
Julian Is. McCaulcy, Arrested Here,
Wanted by South Carolina Au-
thnritiCS on Scrinns Chnr"r

telegram was received by chief
ut Police e. y. sherry last ni.n, rr.u
tn" sheriff Of Columbia. :. c.. request
ing that Juliun X. McCauicy. be hoId
pending the arrival oi cxtraditiou ma
perS. lie is wanted there ON a strand
larceny charge. McCaulcy WAS ar
rested by Policemen Browning ANA
Hooker and held at the Second sta.
ION pending further Investigation hy
t"~rncr Whitfield into III. death nf
weldon Glenn. alias w. q. Anthoii,.
~ years old, OF Greensboro. y .
whose boa! was found AT the bottum
OF Sh!c.uS LAX" Yesterday rtnruiu.,
According to the story told by Nc
'""ieN' hc accompanied Glenn to ,n,.
rake sunday afternoon Nficr Ih"y
had each taken an ounce OF bromiJi,
hrN hired bathing suits and entered
inc water. ~" stated that he div.d
"N"rh"h'd first, swan 60 thu. ruuas
hh" not seeing his companion. went
'njp the woods aud fell as!rrp. Mo
oaNit! SAID he awokc at & O'Clock
MISSING Glenn, mad. Il report la TIM.
III" guards, but asked that they no,
S'"ieh Tor him. since he might have
Ioh" nome. He said he would re-
foTt IN the morning If he was not
there. When the body Nas rccny-
cred, tho coroner after an cxamira-
ton stated The boys death was caused
by an overdose OF bromidia m.
h"ny was then turned over To- RIil,y's
funeral par,ors for a further iuyn.
tGhtluu this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
COLORED BAPTISTS PLEDGE
AID AGAINST CRIMINALS

Dcploriuc the murder of stephen
White. postmaster ana merchant Of
liarp.rs.. piuwiddi, County. on July
II, ana expressing 4 desire to CO.
operate with Whit. citizens IN bring
M all criminals 10 tritl. the bethany
Baptist sunday school Convention.
coiored. assembled at oak BAPTIST
church. Brunswick ,ouuly adopted Il
set ot resolutions c"udcmninl; all per-
sons who break the laws particularly
In such eases AZ this. ana plcJginy
Colorcd citizens 10 help the officers
OF the ldw To rum down ana punish
all persons guilty OF crime
We dcp.orc the unfortunate hap
pcn!ng,' the resolutions say, and
recognize The results OF lack of
training Tor our youths We further
! ccosnizc and commend the white
PEOPLE and their acts IA maintaining
lhc majcstS OF the law in this par.
ocular case"
The resolutions are signed by the
following colorcd men: j. - Madi-
son, Mckcnny. Va; :. y. Brown. Pc
tcrsburg, Va. l.. j. AlcNan.icr. Wise.
y. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
SANDS HEADS HAMPTON
ROADS PORT BOOSTERS

y u Maher, Of Roanoke. president
ot TIA" Hampton Roads por; Commits
sion has named Oliver j. Sands. prcsl-
den: ol the American National Bank.
of Richmond. a. chairman OF ihc
Statewide organization which is to
ussis, in tho development OF the port
oi Nirsinia. The organization which
Mr. sands heads ana which was
brought into being At the convention
of Hampton Roads boosters i'm this
city in June, vii. have in its mcmhcr-
ship men from all sections o: the
state ana in an lines of business
Chairman sands VIII probably cali
the ntst meeting of his committee
early in the fall when measures which
VIII b. presented AT the next session
of tn" Legislature Will be discussed
ANA plans for definite port policy
formulated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
SHOCKOE CREEK REPAIRS
CONSIDERED ON AUGUST 4

1oncret" steps toward extensive re-
pairs Ia ShoClioc Creek will bc taken
by the street Committee Of city Coun-
ell on the night OF August al \
o'clock. This conclusion was reach
ed Yesterday afternoon 10y the com
mitt"c after reading Il communiCa
ton from Mayor A!nSlic calling at
t"niion I" a report from the Director
of publiC Works in which it was stated
that he stood ready To- confer with
tn" committee on the project It is
proposed to wall-in tho creek 10 it's
outlet in tho river at the foot Of
Fifteenth street. @
The committee Yesterday afternoon
referred To the Director of Works tho
proposition OF acquiring land for al
Icy improvements in ia" vicinity Of
Hooper street ANA Montrosc Nycnuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
BOND ISSUE FOR SEWERS
TO Be DISCUSSED TONIGHT
Finance Committee of Council
Takes Matter Up-Considcr Aid
for Associated Charities.

the question of Il bond issue for
sewers vii! bc considered hv the III
nance Committee OF city Council to-
night ut Il special meeting. |; is pro-
pnSod mat II Short-tcrm Issue he tti-
ihor,Hcd. and that work on the sewers
oc started as soon as practicablc
The committee will also finish con-
sid"ration of the docket. ana will
take action on - resolution proVidiut,
funds I" bc used by the Street Com
mitt"c i'll aSccrtaininr the valuation
OF street car property in Richmond.
Among other matters to he disposed
OF is the petition of the Associated
Charities for help.
The Committee on Utilities is sch,d-
ul"d 10 meet at o'ciocIt tonight, \
number Of propositions for uvUuirirg
land for parks and Fairgrounds VIII
be discussed.
There WAS no meeting of the Al.
NertiSing Committee last night. a
quorum failing 10 respond L. The call.
TIL" only members present were couu-
cilmcn Fred II. Powell and Jamcs; l..
Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
BLUE RIDGE DIVISION MEN
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Richmond Veterans Who Fought
With Eightictli in France
to Plan for Reunion.

Richmond men who served with tho
I;ighticth Division during the war
viii meet In Room 2O3. Central Y. NJ.
G. y. at $50 o'clock tonight To dis
cuSS plans for the organizations
second annual reunion. which is To
b" held in Pittsburgh. beginning Au-
gust 1. Credentials giving all who
care to attend the reunion reduced
railroad fare will be issued. General
registration Offices for the delegate,
are 10 be opened in Moose Temple,
Pittsburgh, the day before the dele
gates convene.
August = Is TO bc devoted TO husi-
ness during the morning hours. sikh
a piCtnic in The afternoon. at which
thor" Will hc Il baseball ::;,,n. be-
tween teams representing the ouc
Hundred and f'ilty-ninth ana ono
Hundred and SiNticth Brigadcs. There
viii be other Athletic events aui Il
concert Oy the celebrated Blue Ridge
Band
The divisions biz parade through
tho principal streets OF Pittsburgh
will hc held on August 8. followed by
luncheon In Scicn!cy Park. Some
time will bc passed in inspecting the
art gallery and museum Of Carnegie
Institute, and in III" afternoon tho
veterans will witness a baseball game
between Pittsburgh aud The BROOKLYN
Nationals II ia hoped that Milju.. a
formcr mcmbe- OF the division, wu.
pitch for the Brooklyn term
The rcunio1 M!ii clog, August
IA m"mn "a! services in all tho
q, urchcs %: pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
RIVAL CAMPS CONFIDENT
IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Tucker and Trinklc Headquarters
Conccdc Nothing as Campaign
Draws To u Close.

Managers of the Trinklc and Tuck
or campaigns are couccdiug nothing
in the race Tor Governor as the cam
raien draws raridly TO "a close. Mail
is stacked MP nigh iii tue rooms OF
both candidates at their headquarters
in Murphy's Hotel Visitors lend an
air OF confidence in both Offices.
Clerks were busy until u late hour
last night replying to inquiries and in
mailing campaign documents 20 every
quarter Of the state.
DIR. q. l.. Norris q! buckingham
County. WAS caller at Tucker head
quarters lie Was confident ol VIC
tory of Harry - George Tucker in
County is "t an unsettled character.
with a strong leaning toward Tucker,
he said
Mr.. Tucker viii speak at Emporiu
Gr"cnoSvillc County tonight before the
citizens of that ANA ncighborine couu-
ties Reports indicate a larg" crowd
He will speak at ivor tomorrow ar
tcrnoou. and at N"rfolIl tomorrow
night
j. y. Potts. of Barhamsvile, New
Kent County. was q caller at Trinklc
hradauart"rs a few days ago. and
reported that his section would give
'''''''' 'iNN'' 81 US ''"J''iN WI
August .. Most of the women there
he said. will vote for the Wy;hcvillc
candidate.
senator Trimklr will speak at Gate
City ANA Rig stone Gap today. lie
spoke at Abingdon and Bristol yes
tcrday. and will address tho voters in
Rose INN ANA Pennington Gap TO-
morrow.
II was announced at tn. hcadquar-
tcrs Of hoth candidates yesterday that
the campaign would be waved intcu-
siv.ly from now on. senator Trinklc
will JcVut" his entire time to tho
Ninth District. while Mr.. Tucker Will
speak IN Norfolh. Frederick burg and
I.ynchhurg during the week, leaving
Saturday open for an emergency trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
RICfLAlONDERS PINNED UNDER
CAR NEAR FREDERICKSBURG.
ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURIES
MI. and Mrs H. S. Clark and Miss Virginia Atkinson
IN Automobile Accident-Machine Turns Turtle in
Making Sudden Turn in Road

fInn"d under an automobile when
IL turned turtle twice seven miles
cast OF FrcdcrichsaurG late Saturday
evening. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Schi.ffvi!n
NlarK, si"S Hanover Avenue. and their
ward. Miss Virginia Atkinson. dauch
ter of the late II. ~ Atkinson. an OF
inns city. were considerably bruised
ana suffered Il severe nervous shock
All three were taken to the Mary
Washington Hospital. Trcdcricksburg.
where they were given medical at
tcniIon about $50 o'clock that night.
Or. scott. the attending physician.
stated last night that Miss Atkinson
suffered Spraincd shoulder. and all
lhfc" victims were considerable
bruised about the bodies lie said
Mr.. Clark and Miss Atkinson would lie
able to return TO Richmond today. hut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26

,hat Mrs. Clark was in a very ncr-
N"uS condition and would demand
treatment Tor Il few more days
MISS inSon is Il niece of Mrs.
Sidney Dudley. OF Richmond
Robert NJ. sharp and sister. of POS
North Harrison Street. were in the
car. hut escaped injuries Mr.. sharp
was driving, it is stated and failed
10 note Il Sudden turn in the road.
causing the car to oVcrturn. one re
r"rt reaching Richmond last night
WAS I" til" effect that Mrs. CLARK and
MISS Atkinson We're pinned und"r th"
overturned car. and that the car had
I" Il" raised of Mrs. Clark's neck
Ihc attending nurse at the hospital
last night said the victims suffered
~" broken bones. and that they were
getting along nicely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
C|LP|N FORCES TO HOLD
SESSION HERE TOMORROW
Manager of Clarke County Man
Conisdcnt-tiunn Returns From
Extended Campaign Trim.

state senator Julien Gum. candi-
date tor Lieutenant Govcruor. is on
tircly satisfied with the prospects of
victory This is the official statement
from his headquarters at Seventh ami
Grace Streets. given out yesterday.
senator Gum has just returned
from lengthy trip through tae
western ana Southern sections OF tho
state. lie spent much time III the
seventh District. the home of ora of
INC competitors in tbs race, ara do
cares that lac feels coniiGcn. OF car
'NihS that district. lie siyN from re-
J "rts from his supporters in the Ninth
instruct he Is certain of receiving i,
majority of the votes cast tn,rn
1t was officially stated at tn. head
quarters OF Kenneth W. Gilpn. a:
Murphy's Hotel. that AL signs pointed
success in the Fifth. Sixth. Seventh,
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Districts.
There is II strong possibility that we
VIII carry the Fourth and Third" de-
clarcd Manager George Cease. The
First and Second Districts are in
doubt Just at this time, but We are
receiving encouraging news daily
from that section. ana are quite con-
h"dcnt OF the final result
y prominent citizen Of Danvil.c.
referred TO as one OF the old scnJ"i"
workers. called at headquarters yes
tcrday and reported that there j. NJ
doubt that Gilpin Will carry the Filth
District. We have not only the old
timers with u.s." hc said. but The
cN-s.rvicc men are with Giipin 80 "a
man =
Arrangements have been completed
for It biz meeting ui HIlpiu support
crs at Mmrphy's tomorrow night ~
80 o'clock. MIR Gilpiu may be pres
cnt at this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
KIWANIANS SURE OF WINNING
GAME FROM ROTARY CLUB

pu account oc the very heavy
showers the attendance upon tho
ill Erimagc OF The liiwanis club to
Strawberry Hill farm Yesterday at
i"rnnon was not as large as usual
npon such occasions. The weather
had no chill upon tn" ardor OF the
baseball sound however for The in
,repid champions went NJ il for who
lasts the longest" ana passed the ball
around in great shape
We "Npcc, 1" win thar ball game
with the Rotary Club" declared Sec
rotary Frank LouthIn last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
RichmondB Ready
for PoHcewon1en
Chief Sherry Says APP
phcotions for Appoint
ncRts to BE Received.

Chief of Police &. y. Sherry an
n"unccd yesterday tina, he Was ready
10 receive applications from women
who wish TO he appointed to posi-
tons ON the police force Applicants
viii he required To pass the regular
police examinations. but it is under
stood that they will he assigned to
tho lighter duties OF police routine
Tho style and color of uniforms for
the policcwomcn have not been de-
yid.d
Those who pass the examinations
VIII be vested With the tull powers
oi policemen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
suspend FRAME to nepnir uridse.

Pending extensive repairs 20 inc
Niu,h street Bridge cold FREQ
Bridge, traffic across that structure
Win be suspended Tor the next ten
days between tho hours OF J.. NJ.
and :. VI. Street ears VIII run
over tho bridge ur TO- 10 O'Clock every
might; After that hour the Flores,
I'm cars viii be routed over Hun
street y nov noorius; Will he PLACED
on to" bridge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
U. OF R. SUMMER SCHOOL
CLOSES SESSION FRIDAY

The second summer school OF the
University Of Hiyhmond Will close
NEXT Friday. after what Dean W. T..
irlhc'' director. terms u most pros-
porous session, the enrolment being
about double that OF the first year.
IlhnS are under way To make Tho
summer school Il permanent feature
ia tn" lie OF the university.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
Guy Williams Impru,cs.

U'ny Williams, oi Chasc city. SON
OF Norman H. Williams. president OF
tn" Virginia Banking Association.
was operated OH FOR appendicitis last
week at Grace Hospital and is report
ed by the hospital authorities as do
in. well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
>n,tcrGcId Receive. ncpnr,.

Friends of Dave T.. Sattcri"id. can
iidatc FOR Commemorative Atturuc Y.
attended a meeting held last night
At the hcadduartcrs of their caudi-
datc. " North Eleventh street Re
ports were heard from every ward
and precinct of the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14
Barometer of Public Opinion
Education for Black and White.

Editor world: note with approval in this
mornings world your editorial Let Jus
lice Be Done" II is a splendid plea for a
worthy cause and | certainly hope that the
powers that be will take a hint and then take
heed You may be guilty OF pressing the wrong @
button sometimes, hut you certainly pressed the
right button this time and II something don't
hum, the fault is not yours, the machinery Is
out of lrdcr.
We Understand that your plea for financial
mid ror LanEston university Is not because Of
any special love that you have for the negro nut
frnru "A sense OF justice and righteousness you
hrlieye that every institution Of learning should
ni least get that which il IL honestly entitled to-
II brings TO our mind this fact that not ohy
Iang4ton university. hut every institution OF
learning I'm this state should receive far more
consideration financially and otherwise than
thov are at present receiving, We should have
far moro liberal appropriations Tor the main
tenancc of our schools tboth white ana black
and an OF our teachers should be better paid
than they are at present throhshou' the en'lrr
Wc have teachers both black and white here
IN this city and elsewhere i'm this state whose
salary barely pays their room aud clothing eN-
pcnses and vet they as a rule work longer than
any other class of people, after tuilinE all day
in the school room they are often busy far into
he night preparing for the next DAYS duties.
long hours work with barely living wage tends
only to one thing and that ~ discounGement
and no person working under the stress Of dis
couraEcment is as efficient or capable as they
should he.
rot properly instructed and does not progress in
school as thoy should the fault is not In the
teacher To-day seven -oights OF the crimes COM
mitted in our commonwealth IN committe nv
our young men and women less than 30 years
Of age and tomorrow 1t will be the same thing
unless wc overhaul and rebuild our educational
system The preacher, the minister OF the
gospel can convert a properly trained mind with
less effort than he can the ignorant and un-
trained mind, In order 20 create a citizenship
worth while, education and righteousness must
20 hand IN hand ana anything that hinders the
former handicaps the latter,
Very truly yours,
rulaa, Feb, J. c, DEARMAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14
ABOUT PLAYING GOLF.

We haven't thing in the world against golf
or golf player, while we have never swung
q club or teed ball, We assume tho game is all
that it's cracked up TO be. We are not sus.
picious and we are not scared but we do wish
Uncle Warren would lay off golf
Not that want him TO deny himself alto
gethcr; not n bit OF 1t. We want tho man "a
have his little fling and take such pleasure as
he may along tho presidential way. for We have
"a suspicion that the going is likely TO become
rough any moment. But we do find ourselves
hit regretful that he should parade his love tor
the game SO freely
burnt child does dread the fire. why
SHOULDN'T he' Answer that question, This
country has had at least couple of golf-plnyIng
presidents. gentlemans dsincliuation to
mention names In connection with an ugly sub.
ject gives us pause. We simply observe that
the country has had two golf playing presidents
leaving our readers a sort Of puzzle TO figure
out who 1t is We are looking at
Paus!ng long enough to permit them to mako
an accurate guess. we ask. isn't our nreudicc
against a gof-playing president lustificdq II
is of course. We do not charge that MIR Hard.
ing's pcnchant for golf is necessarily dangerous
in itself We are not fearful that it is: we are
merely careful.
Therefore We urge again that he az Icast
divide his interest between golt and some other
good game -tiddlcwnks or tennis or even that
good old manly sport, poker
Because II the worst comes to tho worst tho
country is definitely going or golf.playtne
presidents and may decide to prohibit the game
itself,