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Evening journal., 1921-09-10
duPONT GOIF.

Experimental won from Engineer
ing In a dupont Inter-Department
Golf League meet yesterday, three
matches 20 two. Summaries:
Kramer. Exp, defeated MiIlard-
Geiser. Exp. defeated Hume. Eng
up.
Twlley. Erp. defeated craisue-
Ems. up.
wardeli. Ems. defeated Craven.
up.
Hall. Ems. defeated Lawrie. Exp.
up.
Sales took an easy victory from
the Accountants SO. only four
matches were played however. the
fifth being won by default
stearns, Sales defeated Tribit Acct
up.
Mahony Sales defeated strebh-
Acct. ! up.
weishaar. Sales defeated Robin
son Acct. 4 up. So
Craig, Sales defeated Moore Acct
Cup. -
Service tripped. the Purchasing
Department team by taking all fve
matches. Andrews however was
forced 10 the tenth hole before hn-
succeeded In downing Quinn.
Keileher. Serv. defeated Holdrnan-
Pur. MP.
Guenveur. serv. defeated Irons
Pur. 3 up.
Dickey. serv. defeated Mahoney
Pur. up.
Herman, serv. defeated Hendsr-
son. Pur up.
Andrews. serv. defeatsd Quinn.
Pur. ] up.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
BAMBINC Up
TOOLD RECORD
Ruth Has Collected Toll
From Every Club in
League
HAS 2l MORE
GAMES FOR EXTRAS

Babe Ruth yesterday equalled hts
worlds record Of 81 home runs for
the New York Americans in the
fourth inning against the Philadel-
phia Athletics.
The Yankees siugger established
the record on September 20 last
year.
Ruth's homer was probably the
greatest drive ever hit at shibe Park.
The ball sailed high in the air in
deep left center and cleared the
Somerset street wall OF the park,
cutting through a tree growing on
the curb. Peck scored ahead OF him
The Yankees made six runs in the
fourth inning.
Babe Ruth has 21 more games
this season in which 70 try to beat
the worlds record OF 81 made by
himself last year and equalled yes
terday at Philadelphia
Judging by the pace the Home
Run King has been setting In re-
cent games he will easily surpasi
the old mark and may satisfy his
ambition 70 knock out so homers.
His driving this year has beer
steady. In April he made s, in MAJ
10. in June 3. in July 10. in Angus
10 and in September so far 6. Hi
hest month last year was July, II
which he connected FOR 10.
On six occasions during this sea
son he has collected two In one day
Last year he made. two in a da'
nine times and once batted out thre
In a doubieheader with Washington
Following is Ruth's record thi
season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

The 'fight Drizing' game Is n
tough business. Tough on the
fellow who takes n lacing and stiu
tougher on his manager who tries
TO make everybody. including the
sport writer's. believe his man was
the winner. whether n referees
decision is given or not. They
abide by hut one dictum-rHEIIt
OWN. They could tell you who
Is going 10 win a bout before IL
starts. Even n X. o. only starts
a dozen or more alibis-
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
NEW CASTLE BOYS
SHUTOUT BIIlNKER

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 10.-George
Winters. OF big league fame. came to
this city last evening carrying his
glove and all his old time stun. The
Minker's All-Star aggregation was
mystlhed by the crooks and benders
shot across the pan by the veteran
Of many baseball battles. and New
Castle A.A.'s. for whom he did the
heavy artillery work. won by the
score OF 4 TO 0. Garvine pitched a
good game for the visitors but was
so far outclassed by the veterans
work that his pitching looked of,
only 4 hits were registered by the
,siqifors The score.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
Keen Klean Ripple Kwips
BEN GREENsTEIN, Editor

per gave IL a draw. That would be
IA fine question II last nights fight
was not fought and n the Chester
paper was not so greatly outnum-
bered. Billy can't tell us or anyone
else that the Wilmington papers
banded together on the decisions for
their Representatives sat i'm widely
separated sections and never even
got close enough together to even
say "Howdy."
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
ttt
Home run day was eele-

Home run day was cele-
brated at shlbe Park yes
terday. no doubt in honor Of
Babe Ruth eaualling his rec
ord with his 5fth Of the
league year. Tillie Walker.
crasher OF the AS. always
tries 70 outshine the Big
80 Blffer and somehow or other 80
80 always does on his home lot. -
sss Tillie kissed two for the cir -.
- cult and Wally Pipp. long -
slim FIRST hassock guardian
OF the Yanks. also propelled
one for the complete, max
ing four for the day. But
Babe didn't come on second
best His hit was the long
est ever seen az the Mack
erel enclosure.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

There seems TO be some
question in the minds OF
those present as TO who
Doctor Pawlikowski was
roofing for at the hght.
He mentioned a name
frequently that did not
sound like either OF the
hattlers'.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
EAsrLAKE IN CLUB SHOOT.

The EastlaKe Trapshootlng Asso-
citation will hold its weekly shoot at
It's grounds at Thirty-seventh and
Van Buren streets. The shoot will
begin promptly at o'clock. Sew
eral interesting events have been ar
ranged. Single and double events
will feature the program. while the
quail and protection event will make
up the novelties.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
HURT IN BALn CAME.

T. B. Ely Is recovering from in
iuries Of the foot. suffered in an
amateur baseball game between mar
ried and unmarried men in the
washington Heights district. Mr..
Ely was catching when a runner for
the opposing team spiked him.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
iBROWNSON Is 9TH
VICTIM OF LORRAINE

Lorraine turned in its sixth
straight win last night by defeat
ing Brownson by the score Of 20
/. Despite Lorraine's advantage the
game was fast throughout and pro-
vided the large crowd OF fans plenty
OF thrills with the stellar plays
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Brooklyn defeated the Cards
twice and increased their lead
The Braves beat the Reds m
a doubie-header.
Cleveland announced that .
memorial would be erected Cor
Ray Chapman
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
FREDERICK HAS
TWO-GAME Lead
Blue Ridge Flag Winners
Beat Princess Anne by
7 to 3
DOUBLE HEADER
ON TODAYS CARD
Standing OF the Clubs

SALISBURY, Nd. Sept 1os-.Eh-
other large crowd turned out yester-
day afternoon to witness the fourth
game Of the series between Freder-
ick and Princess Anne which was
won by the Blue Ridge League PEN
nant winners. 7 10 3. About 1000
persons passed through the turn
stiles.
The series now stands TO In
favor OF Frederick. and a double
header win be played this afternoon
az Orioie Park. Baltimore. starting
at 2 p. m. Hummer. who held
Frederick 10 four hits IN the initial
game. will probably toe the mound
A.. ~.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
KEYsTONF ON GRIDIRoN

First call for football has been rs
sued by the Keystone Field Club for,
Monday night. All candidates arc
requested 10 report at the clubs;
quarters. 204 East Fourth street. at 7
o'clock. The Keystoners expect 20 put
a fast team in the field and win start.
their workouts as soon as possible.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

No doubt Bmy Nolan. pilot Of
Johnny Horba had his question an
swered last night I'm Chester. Biily
wanted 20 know why all three VIII
mington papers eave the last bout
To Raymond while the Chester pa
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
BROWNSON

Earned runs-Lorraine, a. Brownson,
struck out-Eilwood. 2. Given. I. Dou-
Bile play-Weaver 10 Slaughter. stolen
bases-Slaughter, ?; Masten. p Coyle.
1. strawhridge. 1. wild pitch-blwood
williams
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
American League.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
National League.

Philadelphia az Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

How GOMEZ" Bobby Jones, youth
fui Atlanta golf star who finished
fourth in the western golf tourney
Al Cleveland. was asked when he re-
turned to the southland.
''wen. the wind biew-and then /
did." replied Bobby. Which is what
might be called the last word in
frankness.
The man to whom you loan a buck,
you'll very often fnd.
Wants auid mountaineering forgot
And never brought TO mind.
DRAWBACKS.
Being an amateur champion is
expensive. This public little realizes
the sacrifices a man must make.
Take tenfiis. for example. Bin
Tilden. the champ. is on the go all
year round. either in matches or In
training. Summers in the east, win
ters In California or on eastern IN
door courts.
whic hexRains Bills announced
intention Of quitting this year. Hes
getting along in years and wants 20
settle down in business.
Business and amateur champion
ships don't mix
well. fans. now Champ Johnr
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Playing the other fell
lows hand Is "a great
game IL IL Is In bridge
you are Dastiming. That's
one time Won know what
ne has.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
DELAWARE CITY
WINS BY PAIRS

Delaware City trimmed Middle
town in two very interesting games
on Labor Day the morning game
s to 1 and the afternoon game 6 70 4.
The scores:
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

The demand for domestic help will
Increase during the coming two
weeks. and all those seeking employ
ment can do not better than TO use
the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
SPOR 7 S - s., s
TOday'S Baseball

city League Championship
Eastiake W. National Guard,
Harlan Field.
Suburban League Championship
independent Games
All Stars Va. Brownson, Second
and DUPONT.
Keystone w.. Five Points, Elm
hurst.
South Side. Eden w.. Delaware
City.
Fourth Ward W.. Plummer All
Stars. oreenback.
Union a. a. vs.. Vandever A. c.,
(oancelled).
Parkslde W.. Seventh Ward, f4th
and Woodlawn.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Watch the Want Ads carefully
this coming week for lost articles;
they are sure TO be returned through
this medium
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
Vol. l

AxeiOm-
Pick out a sure thing. round
up all the dough you can beg,
borrow or steal--and put IL In
the bank-so you will be in
position TO return IL TO its orig
inal owner.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
ROSE HTIL GOES UNDER

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ROSE HILL. Sept. 1o.-The New
Castle Academy team came 70 this
place yesterday and defeated the,
local aggregation OF baseball artists.
by the score OF TO s. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Although prohibition
may be with us. the naie
Bowl will be hlicd 70
overfiOwing before many
weeks pass.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
No. 80

The fellow who wrote :
"HOmc Sweet Home" never =
forgot the date of his we'd =
III ding anniversary. :
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Where the boxer Of today
is busy signing his name. the
old-time fighter was content
TO make his MARK.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
Amcricnn Ienrnc.

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit az Chicago.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
ttt-

The tennis championships
may narrow down as 20 VINO
is the best Bill - Little OF
RiR-Tilden or Johnston.t
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
score ore by innings:

niddistoywn Ma Sia'y 49,. ...... e0iSe6oo 81
struck out-by Carson, Q, by Geo
rheran, 5. Bases on halls-Carson. /;
Eeoehegan, o. Stolen hases-Holliday.
s.: White. 1; Morrow, 2
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Downey and Wilson, at
least the latter, should be
credited with an assist 20
the reformers. Their alleged
bout was brutal - TO the
epectators.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
Conlment-FrdnkneSS

Wilson knows how Il feels too. He
didn't get his moneys worth,
either.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
M ...I..iI..!. lines.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
National League.

Boston. 2; Philadelphia, o.
New York. 6; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago. s; Pittsburgh, 5.
Cincinnati. 10; ST. Louis. 8.
American League.
New York. IA; Athletics. S.
Boston. g. Washington, 1.
Chicago. 20; Detroit, is.
Cleveiand-St. Louis. postponed
rain.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
EPTrAPH

Here lie the Mackmen.
The couldn't comeback men.
The fellows who copped seven
seasons ago.
In those days they led,
But today they are dead,
And instead of on top, they are
buried below.
Some rookie bail players hgJre
they should draw more coin than an
old timer. cause it's harder for
them when they don't know how.
While boxing commissions are
sauabbling 0ver weights. they should
consider the guys who stand four
hours waiting for the ticket window
to open.
Race horses go round In circles,
too-but they get some place. Yeah,
ssome place-and some don't
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
przzIlNG PRoBHENis-

Does Mary Piclxford wear a per-
manent wavel -.
win the Athletics ever come out
Of the cellar7
viii coal ever come down.
Did 'Downey and Wilson ever
hght7 .,-.,.o
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

Wonder what II is in that phila-
deiphia ceilar that keeps both the
Phnnes and the Athletics sticking
-
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

-ttt
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

spicer, 10. Bases on bails-spicer. q.
Hamilton. /. Stolen bases-Holliday.
6; White. !; Ellison, =
Evening journal., 1921-09-10

wen. fans. now champ Johnnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
AMERICAN LEGION
OUTLINES LEGISLATION
President impressed by Ncrcssit.
of Making Adequate Provision
for War Veterans.
IN AssocIatcN Press.

WASHINGToN. March i0.--'ihu
American IeGion's Legislative pro-
gram for the special session or c0ii-
Ercss WAS or,lincd today 10 prcsl-
den; HarIim;; d. f.. w. Gilbraith. Ar.
ini!orai vUininandcr OF The legion.
who SU,l after the conference dist
the President wus impressed ivy -.
ncccsS'tg OF aSiuE more ad,t q -
provision .ur war veterans cSr,v..,.-
~ d:S;.u'ci men. 49,
Mr.. Ga;trJtth expressed the belief
th&t th% administration wuuiG eve
Nhpi~- iIS" riSi support To tn. Eiuu =
piahs. wh.ch inc.uLc provision tor tie,
sEoupinS I'll al soNcrGmcn; soIaic r
tc.icf societies into one group aud a
yontinVoIs IGsp!ta! program For Ia
hcituiar and n"uropa. vh.utrir pa
;!cH;s
Inc legion. according 20 lis com
mahdcr. also VIII ask that veterans,
receiving vocational training hc
siN.n adequate compensation 10 per-
nit them and their families TO 1.-Two
comfortably.
Tie matter of securing the return
70 the United States OF Grover q.
Beredoll wealthy rhilaGclphia draft
eNa"cr. "cw n Germany. was not
discussed with the !'.as dent, MIR.
G"ihTath said. At the proper time
however. lie added. the Question will
oc br9u"ht 10 the attention Of tho
Ldm'nistra lion American Legion
unst* throughout the country. Ia >
said. shortly will start concerto,
movement 10 set the Stacker nack 10
lies one BorAe we want" said Mr..
ga lhr.,itl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
saws Brewer Sho, r.,,,

WILLIAMSON, -. VA. March 10
Herman Moss, a defense witness, un.
der discrimination today testified
mat Isaac Brewer shot Albert c.
Ftiis during tho pistol and rife duel
~ me main street or tho village 81
Matewan last May -. Seventeen
men. including ;hc town police chief
H.d Haihc'd. are on trial in conncc-
lion with Fel;s' death. Brewer him
S'it was am original dcfrnd-t. hut
IN" charge against him was dismissed
- the outset Of tie tria, on motion
-. me prosecution. and lie later iU-
ut"E>'! as q states witnss. Tc,
r'rSo0S--soron detectives. Major c.
{. Tes;crin0n and two other r.s.-
d""tS. fe'l mortaily wounded before
'ar shooting cca"ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
VIII lnNc>Ii:aIc RniInux.

WASHINGTON, March lO.--Aftcr y
Inference VITA President Harding
today, Senator CumInins. Iowa. Re.
publican. chairman OF the senate In
terstatc Commerce Committee. an
ncunccd he would Introduce "A resu-
tuition when Congress reconr.ncs pro-
vid!rE tor investigation hy II Senate
committee OF tho railroad -i:uat!on.
me inquiry, ne said. woc!a so into
'he question O: rates, wages and man
hsemeni, with Wow 10 determining
primarily il there has ocen gross mis-
management and WHETHER present
rates were iusiifiablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
RAILROAD SHARES DROP IN
UNSETTLED STOCK MARKET
;.o~r from one TO Three Points I'm
First Half OF
session,
[EY Associateh Press.l

shares were under heavy prcssurc
in touay's active ard unsettled stock
hisrkyt. losing I I" 3 points In the
hrst half OF tie session
Indications that the transportation
systems Throughout the country con-
trR plate u general reduction OF
wages ANA salaries. The latter un,.-
caps aDplEing 20 high executives, .=
r"Si-i; OF uHfavorubie economic
conditions. gave Increased momentum
TO today's reaction.
MANY low records for year or
more were registered The mos.
striking instance was that OF Penn
Syivnnia. which sold Oft only a frac.
ton to 81, but this was tho lowest
Quotation reported on this stock IN
;n!S market Tor about forty years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
FRANCE S0WS BIG WHEAT
CROP FOR 1921 HARVEST
Total tren Planted Is I..1aS. 900 Acres.
LnrSrst Amount for Five
NcnrS.
Thy ASSOCIATED Press.l

WASH l-NGTON. March l0.--The totu'
area sown to wheat IN Franco for the
1927 harvest was I..13S.0O0 acres. or
an increase OF IS per cent over las,
year. and So per cent over the pre- :
ccIinI FIVE Years average accortiin >.
10 Il report TO the Department OF
Agriculture today fron chc Intcrna
ti"nal institute OF Agriculture e
Tome. The area Sown to rye snotvc cd
IN Increase 90 ~ per cent ovclF the
preceding ycur. and TO oats n little
less than ! per cent.
In British India The area sowp to
wheat ior The next harvest was ~
$1,000 acres, or - PER cc.tt below ;he
!a:c arcu, while the wheat area for
IN @Gria was ahont per cent greater
than tor the preceding year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
TELLS IT TO THE
PLANT JUICE MAN
Mrs. George w. Nicholas, 1900
Virginia Ave-. Richmond.
Says Plant Juice Did
the Work.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Relates How Her Husband Had
Suffered Until lie Took the
New Medicine.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE

OF late Years when medical dis
covery is ma6c ana tests Of IL are de-
niandcd. 50 thitt it's merits can bn cs-
tobiishea, The PERSONS or nltu -
'Ishom IN. .nveulfou j. c'5 dittl select
prIrrnsllg SO many pepplr AMI ON
ttuse selected f,a ryr,dy {. tt..G
-rls"' LUic. Uas been sab.n.lica to q
far mar severe s.i.": of tests. 30 mat
Ibnc @ I. 'hc caSrs That IT las relieved
have been :"l.c,eI eud s.!.l Il has
net with signal sucte4s ia ncarly
cre:: instance. In Richmond il &,
repcatiES the success that has at.
tended il Ia other cities. and every
day numerous Testimonials are re-
ctived from iocAi people telling OF
The wondrriul relief obtained through
the use Of Plant Juice.
Among many others is the signed
statement OF AIRS. George W. Nicholas.
Of 100 Virginia Avenue, a popular
Richmond lady who has host OF
friends mere. She said:
my husband and have lived in
Richmond all OF our lives. ny hus-
ba nd being employed as safety in
EPcctor at me American Locomotive
Works in Richmond. My husband
has not been wc.l 10? syrnc time. as
hc has l, en- troubled with his stcna .
ach and constitution. iia has TAKEN
ISant Juice fer few weeks. and nov
ie fenlnS fine. We arc ho,n ,l..d to
endorse Plant Juice"
.Plan, Juice 10 sold In Richmond az
J,rssle's Drug Store; in pn,srsbIrg
rs Morrison. I'ir .,rg. Nsa. IN .'rp.r
Ci,y by The Chase city Drug Co. -
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
GERMANY MUST PAY HER
WAR DEBT TO RELIEVE U. S..
tnuI Qnotn IL Paid America VIII
Hear burden OF TsHes, Says
Palmer.
10y Associated r-ess.1

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. March 10.
-insisicncc by ;he GATED States
taat Germany pay her full quota OF
separations 10 tho allies would be !,
step forward relieving; tae AncIica II
rcoIls @: their war-tax burden
f"rmcr Atiorrcy-Gencr;il Palmer de-
cared in an address before the Iii
wants club here toda?.
Relief from taxation, the speaker
said. is the creates, problem iacin.
me Harding administration. lie
urged radical reduction in govern
Hcnt&! operating expenses as one
means 10! ca ini, the taxation situa
..oa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
'S|NN FE|NERs KILL -FOUR
NEAR BELFAST, REPORT
Police Rt Carrick-on. Shannon Ar
rest Two in Connection
With Crime.
TWO OF DEAD ARE SOLDIERS
Masked Men Tic Youth Ia Gate.
With Piacarr:, "Tco Young To &c
Shot"-Onc of Bodies OF Slain
Labelled Spy"


BELFAST. MIreh ic.--Tour men
who had Incurred the displeasurc 81
the s,na Fe.n were killed near here
on Tuesday n!Gai The bodies o!
James Nahvr arh ratriyk O'Mara,
former soldiers ana b"ih residents CT
the town Of Thuri.s, w,rc found in a
Gs'I. Swh.-'s body Ens Labeled
...Sp..' l; Is sta.ca they were ac-
oused Of giving Information 10 the
police. Tho Bodies OF two other men
were found In country lane At
A.uCna aloy. md on thc!T breasts were
cards Inscribed with tho words:
Tried, convicted and executed by the
Irish republican army onc wa:
identified as Francis McPhillips. WHO
WAS taken from his bed at an early
hour yesterday Movnira. ny SIX armed
,nea. The identity OF tho other slain
man is unknown
\ youth WAS s.cJ 10 a gate in the
town o. Ready or Tuesday night by
two masked men. who fastened q
riacarI 10 his clothing reading: Too
young TO DC shot. Beware. Keep
your mouth shut"
Police at Carrick -cn- shannon have
arrested Alexander McCabe. n mem
hcr Of the Sian Fcln parliament, and
Michael McLoIgh!in. IL prominent
Sim Fcincr. McCahe has served
several terms in prison and was one
~ tho men released from Noun: Joy
prison las, fall after having been on
hunger strike for some time.
Patrick Moran. who was tried on
charges that he vas connected with
the murder or several British officers
in Dublin or November 81. 1890. had
ha"n sentenced 10 death aud the sem
tcncc has been confirmed by General
NacR"aiy. military commander IA
lrrlAnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Railway win Nevis. v,..o.

NEW YORK, March in.--'rhe New
York Central Railroad announced IN.
day that besinnin. Apri! Is, wages
o! approximately iS.0oo employees. in
virtually All departments, would lie
revised. conference will he held
later 20 agree on the new scale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
rc" rsou%and Dresxmnkcr. strikc.

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Approxi-
matc.y 10000 workers in misses and
childrens dress factories went on
strike today. il was announced at
tNe headquarters OF the Internal iona |,
l-auics Garment, Workers Union.
where IL was claimed that the indus
Try in greater New York was prac
ticalIy tied up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

YORK. $. g. Aarch l0.--Thc vii
IASe ".Enoling ,rac." a white oak a
nn,!ts ann half out Of town. where
nEe negroes were hanged a o,iar,.r
or a century ago after thn mi,.,,"r =,
White hoy. has been blown down b..
a nigh wind. Since il attained lis
Place in history the tree has been
"proutinG Il crop Of police ciuos an
oihrcrs who favored ''persund.rs''
carved from it's branches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
DRAW 100 VENiREMEH FOR
CAROLINA MURDER CASE
auemn Selection of Jury TO Try St.
Clair icwnrd ana John Wicker
for Alleged killing.
tEy Associated Prc.s1

iiy Associated Prcax.l
Ct"&l'CCf. y. c.. March ia
special vcnire o. 100 WAS drawn today
from which 10 select Jury TO try
81; Clair Loward and John Wicker.
two. guards on II privately owned
game preserve IN this county.
charged with murder In. connection
with the shooting TO death OF Der.
wood Gsliop when Gallop and a com.
panion are said to hav. venturcd
upon the preserve while hunting las:
Thanksgiving Day.
II was expected the entire session
az c"ur; today would DO taken UP
with the selection OF a jury and the
u,!>ir: OF cvidcncve would begin 20.
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

DUBLIN. March l0.-Noticcs es-
'ahlishins the cur!ew for crown
iHrccs were posted IN number o..
places tAroushcu. Dublir OF Tues
'.>T night. The notices which were
signed irish Republican Army"
S"ve warning that any aclGicrs or
r"liccmcn seen on tho streets after
10 ociock in the ovenin. were liable
10 We shot.