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Evening journal., 1921-01-11

INA DLLLAANNALANs
Market street. Reports from other
cities cite many instances where re-
markably quick relief has followed the
use Of this remedy. Daily testi-
mOnials are received from local peo-
pie, telling Of the wonderful benefit
they have received from the use Of
Plant Juice.
Recently the following signed state
ment was received from Mr.. Ira
Bellinger, a popular employe Of the
penna. r. r.. Company, residing at
No. ii0S French street, who has
wide acquaintance In this section OF
the country. He said:
IL can't begin to tell you what
vast difference there is In me after
taking your Plant Juice. Wonderful.
does not express it. / never knew
what 10 was to be without a pain or
ache Of some kind; my stomach was
in such a dreadful condition that /
could not keep the lightest kind OF
food down; could not sleep at night
and was always cOnstipated; / had
headaches, dizzy spells and a numb
feeling In my arms and legs: | had
pains in my back and my liver and
kidneys were affected; | was rapidly
losing in weight and felt weak and
all run down; had tried a number OF
different medicines without benefit
and having read OF so many Of our
home people who had been cured of
troubles similar TO mine, ! began 10
take Plant Juice too. 10 certainly did
the work for me, for now / am able
to cat anything / want, / sleep fine
at night, have not a pain or an ache
and am not constipaied: ] have gained
in weight. / cannot say enough in
praise OF Plant Juice and recommend
| II TO every one who is suffering"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store. i0i-i06 Market street
where he is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explaining
the merits Of this remedy. Free
/ samples given.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
SUSSEX TOMATO
GROWERS MAY STRIKE
speoIal % The Eyenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. Jan. iO.-Un-
less Gamers OF Seaford comply with
The demands OF the Seaford Produce
Growers Association and make the
price satisfactory for growing toma-
toes the coming season. the organiza-
ton VIII refuse TO plant. II the con
tract price offered meets with the ap-
proNal OF the organization a large acre
age may be set, otherwise if any are
grown they will be placed on the city
markets. Tomato growers associations
IN other sections OF southern Della
ware are expected 10 fan In line with
the Scaford organization.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11

Domestic help, cooks. Mattresses
and chambermaids may be secured
by use Of the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
Peoples Column
BuTTING II AT ruNERN.s.

To the Editor OF The Evening Journal.
Sir. Many persons who think they
are well-mannered show their lack Of
that great so1ial quality by inirud-
ing upon funeral services to which
they have not been invited.
Such displays OF bad manners are
made at almost all WilmlngtOn
funerals In Instances these unlnvlt-
ed mOurners crowd those who have
been invited and stand their ground
until they are told TO move. An as
lonishingly large proportion OF sucf
ill-mannered persons are women anc
children. who seem to find their chic
delight in violating the proprietie:
that they may see other persons
buried. OBSERVER.
Wilmington. Del, Jan. 10, 1912.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
SERVICE MEDAL FOR
THIS HELLO GIRL

Miss Anna NJ. Fisher and Mrs. Edith
G. Patterson, members OF the Diamond
state Telephone Company stan, will
be recommended by II. r. Burns. dis
trict superintendent OF tralllc, for the
new Theodore n. Vail DISTINGUISHED
Service medals. Awards OF these
medals are 60 be made by the Bell
Telephone Company, OF which the
Diamond state Is a subsidiary
About 4.20 o'clock, on the afternoon
OF December 3 subscriber, Mrs. Ju-
Ian Lewis, occupying an apartment az
1900 West seventh street, called tele-
phone No. 1921. The telephone cali
ed did not answer and the operator,
Miss Fisher, gave her this report.
10 was then noticed that the calling
party did not hang up the receiver
and upon "listtn.ng In" 30 ascertain
II anything was wrong, Miss Fisher
heard sounds as Of someone groanlng
In pain. The operator promptly call
ed the supervisor, Mrs. Patterson, and
an attempt was made 10 get a re
sponse from the telephone. When il
was discovered that the groanns
sounds continued, the supervisor call
ed the occupant Of a nearby apart
ment and asked The party to see II
there was anything wrong In Mrs
/ Lewis apartment.
The neighbor found the room flllcC
with gas and Mrs. Lewis overcome. Th'
/ supervisor then called the police sta
ton and DR.. Alfred L. Kelley went C
the apartment. lie sent for the police
| pulmOtOr and saved Mrs Lewis life
10 is supposed Mrs. Lewis accident
| ally left a gas jet open. Becoming ii
she called a friend on the telephon.
but collapsed before the "linc busy
report had been given her.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
CHECK THE FLOOD.


To the Editor OF The Evening Journal.
Sir: Many strong and pressing rea-
sons exist for stopping the great flood
OF immigrants that are pouring into
the United States at the present time,
and as the effects are disastrous, the
action OF Congress should be prompt
and decisive.
Manufacturing plants Of most all
kinds have either ceased TO operate
or curiailed production during the
past couple OF months, throwing
thousands Of people out OF work; the
railroads have greatly reduced their
forces, thus throwing many other
thousands out Of work, and inasmuch
as oIr own people cannot ilad en9usil ,,lis.l
10 do, there certainly is nothing
along This line TO share at this time
with the people OF other countries.
Furthermore a lot OF these immi-
grants are undesirables OF their own
countries. ] don't see why the L.. ;.
4. should be made the dumping
ground for what other countries do
not want. Perhaps our list OF crimes
and hold-ups that are so very plcnti-
/ ful lust at present might be cut
down considerably II they were just
a little moro careful who they al
/ lowed to- come here. Most or those
coming in as Immigrants at the pres
ent time are heading for our large
! cities. and as the housing situation
was bad before. it makes tho, present
situation in many place a real men.
ace to the health OF these communl
ties.
The statistics showing the number
of immigrants that came into New
York alone during four months o.
1920 are as follows: July. - 900: An
gust. 57S7i: September. 70052; Octo
ber. "a 665. The seventeen agents o
steamship lines informed the immi
grafton commissioners at New Norl
that immigration 10 the Unite
states had barely started; that
their companies had ships availabl
they cold bring ten million immi
grants in one years time; they sa'
that two 10 eight millions OF peopl
IN Germany are waiting for a forma
resumption OF business relations be
tween Germany and the United slate
TO come here. With our industria
stagnatiOn such large armies Of i'm
migrants would seriously menace tn
prosperity and well being Of our peo
pie. Therefore we hope Congress Wi
speedily enact the measure whic
calls for a suspension Of all immigrant
for the next two years. Before tha
time has passed let MS hope that bel
ter industrial conditions Will b
ushered into existence.
NATIVE ANfERICAN.
Wilmington. Del.. Jan. 10, 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
GIRL EDITS AND
PRINTS NEWSPAPER

Miss Alice Nichols. "a years old,
edits and prints her own paper In
Liberal. Kas. It is called the Nichols
Journal. She gathers copy. sets the
type by hand and runs an edition OF
$50 copies every week on job press.
She not only gathers local news. but
prints comments on topics OF the day
The sheet has the appearance OF an
up-to-datc paper as TO prcsswork and
makeup.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11

TINE CLOCK FOR CITY.
PADUCNi, Ky, JAM 6.-An city Of
ilcials and employees may have TO
punch time lin" and "Out" Mayor
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
NOW PRAISES
PLANT juice
Wilmington Employe of Pa.
Ry. Says 1t Surely Did
the Work
GAINED IN WEIGHT
AND SLEEPS FINE

Nothing in recent years has aroused
so much favorable comment in VIII
mington as has the introduction Of
Plant Juice, the famous herbal stOm-
ach medicine, now being introduced
at The Miller Drug Store, 40i-i06
Evening journal., 1921-01-11

Second Floor R
ENNARDPYE COMPANY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nhus Most Store
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
SAVINGS GALORE IN THE
ECONOMY BASEMENT

36-inch wide Percale yard .....--.....-.15c
3O-inch kindergarten Cloth, yard ........ 35c
32-inch Scotch Zephyr Gingham, yd, 45c
96-inch best quality Percale, yard ...... 25c
39-nch Unbleached Muslin, Yard. 15c
27-inch Woolene Outing Flannel, yd. 22c
Lancaster Ginghams, yard .......~..-..- 15e
s1x9O Dwight Anchor Sheets ............$1.45
45xS6 Hill Muslin Pillow Cases ... 35c
74xs4 Satin Marseilles Spreads ........ $3.50
Fancy jacquard border Turkish Tow
els QUO
Extra large size Turkish Bath Towel. 45c
1O-yard length English Long Cloth....$1.5o
All-linen Glass Toweling, yard ...-..... 35c
All-linen Roller Toweling, yard ........ 35c
1O-yard length English Long Cloth....$2.5o
Evening journal., 1921-01-11
Gas KILLS mNDRFDS.

NEW YORK. Jan. ii.-Gas asphyx-
iatfon caused 375 deaths in New York
City In n months. Leaky rubber
connections contribute TO most Of
them.
Evening journal., 1921-01-11

katierjohn has asked that a time clock
clock be installed in the city hall, so
that efficiency data mry be gathered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
PIMLICo RESULTS

First racc-thrCc- year olds and 'un: acll-
Ing; six furioimfs1- snnrs ioa G.angaS'",r.',
Connolly. 100 tEichcrcok), $3.50, third.
Time. l;ls. Also ran; Surarmint, Uncle
Sand Dalarosa, i.aughtcr Gauhy.
Second racc---nla!ien th-c" year lds and
Mooney, $50. si.ac, s3.7o, Won. Whale
bone, lis CMountainl. $3.50. $500. second /;
Sammy Jay. Jos G.caicrccip, S. 10. thtrd.
Time. 1913 Is Afsa .raSF: The wind
Third racr--thu Patapsco s,ccplcchnsc.
four-year -oIGs and up; about two niles
Rohcri oliver, l42 Kennedy. 1870. $3.50.
$500 won. Crest I'm. $50 tBycrsp. $40.
ts.So. second; Bron2. Eagle, li7 Cnushl.
Pryor. Fort Mistress Sea olrces
Fourth -aCe-thc piinlico nursery: two
year-o!a colts and niles; four and half
iuronss. Lord baltimore. IL Hice).
los tKeouEhl, $i3c. $3.50. second: Leo
charcs H., il2 CButwclD. $3.50. ;hird
Time, 500. Also ran; Black Rascal and
1aS CButwclD. $3.50. $2.20. out. won; York.
year. olda aud UP six furloDSs-BHiy Kelly
ist - Gordon. SG.7O, ou-. second Ills
Choice. too Eichcr.ekj, out third T;me
i;i7 A!so ran; Tho Baggage.
claiming; ono urd onc-sixtceuth miles
Comme c., III GIoliowayJ. $3.50. $40.
s?..o, won Current Events, log tMoOncyb,
$3.50 $50 second: Widow Bedotts, ios
ram nill iIuuIey benevolent, sunny it'll
seventh race hree- ycar-o lds ana uu.
selling: $! XfurlUngs-Sistcr Emblem. ITO
tMeTaggR!p, g 50, $50. g &C. won. TX
ylosvc, go (Gprtoat. Sass. '3lc. second
I:is 26 Also ran: kanr Or, Gai!ot.
Pun Ch.nc!iC. MARI West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
COLTS REACH RICHMOND
FOR IMPORTANT SERIES

Resting in fourth place this morn
ing as result OF the defeat at
the hands OF the Norfolk Tars yes
tcrday afternoon in the final game
of the series in Tnrvillc. the Rich
mond Colts reached here this morn
ing. While the team dropped from
second place TO its present position
Il win today will shove the boys into
The runner-up position once more
regardless Of what happens to the
leaders. Newport News. Portsmouth
and Petersburg.
Newport News and Portsmouth are
tied Tor the top runE with seven
wins and four losses. while Peters
burg is trailing the TWO leaders with
six wins and four revcrs"s. All
Richmond has TO do 10 land IN second
place is to heat IN" Truckers. for
the winners OF the game in Peters
burg today will take first place if
Portsmouth is beaten by the Colts.
so closely punched are the first four
teams that a single game can turn
them tOpSy-turVy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First racc-f four yea rods and up;. claim.
ing, PURGE si.ooo: Sly turloEEs Eyes OF
Youth iG9 dms> SSI25Si ;ayS' sl,.SsSS'
s2.9o, second. riinc. i:iI AZ, Also ran:
sam McMcc!Eia. Serbian. VIA Flower.
Saartan hoy. NadrHs Bingham, Viola Park
and Golden Day
second ce:-two- yc,r-olds. claiming:
nurSe. $1,000: iour and helf fnrlonsa--
won: Stamr, ITO CMooncyD. si3o. s3.s0.
second Mabel curtis. lo7 ,Frnncis}. s.. 50.
Rochester. Or,nn Dale and Dad
Third rarc--naiden three olis and
up; GiaiinlnF purse Si.ooo; one NIL and
II tMurrayl: $500 $3.50, second; True
tSna III c@n99i' :ssSi ,h! Mi;. T r4"s
nerity, calithumr Toncy Lady. l.eto. Mays
claiminr; ;STSc-yeStolds and u T" nnTsc
$1,000; six ylongs--iicrald. III LGrubcrl,
lSG Sas @ Won el mrtiish r; MID q
Also ran Monsoon. Mary McMahon.
Fifth race- camaan hanlicap; three
year olds ana ur; purse. $1,000 added on"
Ii.S 2m "a f'c co MAN i"t
second; lone,', lo3 G'ooD, $3.50, .!hiTd.
Wood,rap, Dresden. Flrchrund
Sixth rIco--thc Nicholson: two-ycar old
hlios: purse $1,000; four, and half FUR
s:,to. 'g:2o won; Lima Clark. ~ Con;
3I TSo 52s 1 la5,Scr r% xSsn5 o sso
Seventh racc--thrce- year. Olds and up:
claiming; purse. $1,000 on mi" .5nd q
1920. ss.lG, second: newell ". III
MSoasg S ii5G ' fa.s pa4R rrar ass cay
tain RccS and Crdinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
MATE VIRGINIA HORSE
WITH FAMOUS MAN O. WAR

Special to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE. May i.-Thanks to
thc nciEhhorly courtesy of j. Temple
Gwathmcy. proprietor OF the Can
terbury stud. of Fauquicr County.
Virginia. James Maddux, veteran
breeder ana sportsman OF Warren.
ton. has hccn provided with Il mare
Tor complementary mating with
Man O'War.
Samuel II. Riddle. an old friend OF
Mr.. MadduN. offered the warrcnton
sportsman Il season to Man O'War
Mr.. MadduN did not happen TO have
an available mare. Mr.. Gwathmcy
took out OF training his 4-ycar-old
homcbrcd mare Sea Name. Il daugh-
ter OF Sea Horse and SobriQuct and
lent her 10 Mr.. Maddux for the mat
ing.
Sea Name is one OF the most high
~ regarded mares OF the Cantor
bury stud. Sobriquct. her dam. was
got by Toddmgtou from Nick Name.
Nick Name is n daughter of ST. An
drew and Mamie T.. and Mamie Il.
was Il daughter of st. RlaiSe and
Ecu Follctt, hence an own sister OF
st. Florian. one Of the best OF the
sons OF St Blaise. Robinetta. a
daughter OF Fair Play and Retained
I'd. she Il daughter OF Hanover and
Rcclarc and the dam OF Hazel Burke.
Etcrnal's mother has foaled flly
by Wrack at Canterbury farm. This
nlly is an own sister OF Max Hirsch's
3-ycar-old Flying Cloud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
"BEN" L0vENSTEIN FORMS
AN hNTl-SUiCIDE CLUB

Ben" Lovenstein. young lawyer.
haa started L movement for an anti
suicide club. His plan is to form an
orsanization for the purpose of
stretching out the helping hand. and
passing along the cheering word to
the Respondent one. and the men and
"omen who are up against it,"
mortal who has thoughts OF self-de-
struction In his mind" says Mr.. Low
enstdin. Suicide is practically an
unknown quantity in Richmond Still,
what We want to- do is to let the fell
low who thinks he may be better Off
~ the tottom of the river, or at the
end of rope, feel that there are
nunnah beings ready to help him get
PICK on HIS feet. If we can spread a
niue sunshine, we may do wonders
ana that is what our organization
proposes to do"
-nr. i.orenstein expects to be ready
in u short while to make p;Iblic tho
details of his plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
PREDICTS BANNER YEAR
FOR HARNESS RACING
LRy Associntcd rrcss. l

NEW NORK. May 4.-Predictions
Of a banner year for harness racing
formed the keynote OF the address
made today by w. II. Gochcr. secrc-
tary Of the National Trotting Asso-'
citation. ut the closing session o. the
annual spring meeting held here by
the organizations board OF review
this week.
Mr.. Gochcr said higher purses ara
being offered by fairs and racing as
Scciat!onS throughout the country.
The board OF review denied the APP
plication for reinstatement of George
Richards. of Augusta Wisconsin. as
well as the applications for nodiiica-
ton Of fines imposed last year upon
and George VI. Goliath, BresGue Isle.
Maine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF
JR. O. u. A. M. TONIGHT

Exercises attending the celebration
OF the AMY fourth anniversary OF
the founding OF y. w. Glinn Council.
30. :. Junior Order. Unitca Amcri-
can Mechanics. will begin this even
ing ut o'clock at Community Hall.
Rclvcdcrc and Main Streets.
The committee ON arrangements has
prepared the following program:
America: Hawaiian trio. Mcssrs.
inGg, Wrigh; and Johnson: solo, Mr..
Williams: rccitationS, Miss Louise
Jones: male quartet. "EXpcricnccs OF
Fellow Member" Mr. Willie Freeman
solo. Ed. Phillips: solo, MIR. Bugg
''ras;, Present and Future Of Glinn
Council" state Councillor Walker:
solo, Mr.. Bugg; remarks, good OF
order refreshments. dancing and
music Ey Sterling quintet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

BUILDERS BEAT TARHEELS
BY HITTING OPPORTUNITY

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May A.
opportune hitting today gave New
port News 4-to-S victory over
Rocky Mount. y feature OF the game
was the smuggling OF Nost. Kid short
stop for Newport News. Both Slap
pey md CoSgin pitched good ball.
TarheclS, however. Mere unable to
produce he necessary itlmbcr OF
bingles ara we're unable 10 set the
tieing on winning run across the
piatr.
The ramc was played in a cold.
drizzlinG rain, the diamond was little
better than IA mud hole and the few
hundred fans who bravHd the weather
sat ludGlUd in their seats. too cold
20 show enthusiasm ~ even the most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
COLLEGE BALL RESULTS

4, Grecnvillc: South Carolina. Z;
Fur'nan, II.
At New York: Fordham. Z: North.
Carolina. 6.
At Columbus. Ga; Auburn. 4: Camp
Eenning, /.
AT birmlrgham: Oelcthorpc Uni
"crS!ty. s.. birmingham Southern. ..
Al Cambridge: Harvard, 4; New
Hampshire, O.
At Annapolis: Navy Virginia. rain.
NJ Blacksarrg, Va May -
inninrS)
.Wes;; Point: Army, C; University OF
West Virginia. :.
Lexington. Ky: Vanderbilt Uni
vcrsity. 8; University of Kentucky, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
BRITISH TENNIS CHAMPION
DEFEATS AMERICAN PLAYER
AIS Associatcd rrrys. ]

LONDON, May az NJ Bacrlein.
the British court tennis champion.
successfully defended his title against
G, S. Cutting. the American challenger
at the Queens Club here today, de-
fcating Cutting in three straight sets
The scores were: Ga; CT: Ct
Cutting had scnsationally van
uuishcd n, his Opponents in the
matches to decide who should meet
the champion in the final contest
for the title. but Bacrlcin'S steadincss
and brilliant plays were too much for
him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
WILSON TURNS TABLES
ON PORTSMOUTH TRUCKERS

WILSON. N. c., May 4.-'fhose fans
who have remained loyal to the Iowly
Worms were fully repaid for Drawing
the cold weather today, and saw Tom
clarke's aggregation triumph over
Jimmy NioX's crew to the tune OF
to 3.
Pollock was picked by Acting Man
aScr kost to do the twirling for the
locals. and while he was touched up
Tor nine S;ifctics he was effective in
the pinchcs, III fact, almost alright
when the Truckers had men on the
paths.
The.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Fulton wins in First Round.

: PITTSBURGH, May Fired Full
ton. Minneapolis heavyweight. knock
ed out Jack Temple, of San Francisco.
in the first round of what was TO
have been 4 tcn-round bout at the
Irish Benefit Boxing Show here to-
night. Eddie Wimlcr. Pittsburgh.
Won che newspaper decision over
isltsy ,Scanlon, Pittsburgh. in liX
rounds Marty Cross. New York,
was defeated on points by Jack
Perry, Pittsburgh. In ten rounds. &C
cordinE to majority of the sport
writer's at the ringSidc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Dies From Auto Injuries.

AS result of being struck by an
au,omoOile, Nandcford Bounding,
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Brisc0c
iiouluin. OF Grrc-kboro. y. G.. Is
dead. Word of the accident reached
Richmond yesterday. Bouldin was
,i& great grnns0n OF the late Judge
"ooi Bor!din. of the Virginia SUI
prone court a. appeals. and OF
Judge William Daniel or I.ynchburc.
lils mother, before marriage, was
MISS lsobel Carter Friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Red Sox Adopt Scheme
to Stop King of Swat
[ Rv Associatcd Press. ]

BOSTON. May i.--Inficiders OF
the Boston Red, SoN think that
Babe" Ruths hitting can be cut
down. To ;his end they have
worked out a defensive scheme of
play ihat proved effective Mon
lay.
- The d"ploymcnt. said 10 have
SS"n conceived hy StGiiy Mt.I!uus,
puts ali the iniicldcrs back on the
grass beyond the diamond The
;hird baScman plays II hit to the
right of his usual position. The
ShortStop Is almost back or see
nnd base. ana the second and first
haSelncn play what is virtually n
short right field. The pitcher is
assigned to cover first base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
MEETS ELOM NINE TODAY

Providing weather permits the use
OF stadium Field today. University
OF Richmond Will play Elon College.
of North Carolina. in baseball. the
contest to begin at 3:45 o'clock
tn" contest between Richmond and
William and Mary, was also post.
poncd on account OF the rain and will
tie played on at q later date suitable
to the two manaEcmeDtS, making the
second game in the series OF three
between the Spiders and Indians come
on at Stadium Field next Thursday
:. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Grand Jury Takes no Action

IhuulrN into the death OF james
W. Chchtham. Jr.. negro. who was
found dead in the rear OF premises
In the East End, on March :, the
victim of a bullet wound. resulted
III II" action by the Hastings Court
grand jury yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Tc,ns I.cnrur ItcsuIts

Shreveport, 1; For; Worth. 3. CTcn
innings>.
Beaumont, 8: Houston. .. tTen
Innings.
san Antonio. ,: Galveston. ..
Dallas, Z; Wichita Falls. C. tTcn
iuningSJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
yachtmcn 20 Meet MAY : am, =

PENSACOLA. FLA. Nav, 4,.-prcsj
dent j. ii. Cross, OF the Gul! Yacht
ms Association, announced tonight
that the annual meeting of the as
ISOLATION Will lee held ~ New Orleans
May I and s. New Orleans, Calves
ton Houston. Mobile. Biloxi and PEN
sacola Yacht clubs are members of
the Ass ociation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Newport New. 0O2 oo2 oOx--A
Summary: Three base hit-k clli-
her Two-basc hit-i4akc. Sacrifice
hits-Hupfer Champl!n. Stolen bases
-Dolun. Moran and Lake. Base on
balls-oT Slaprcy 4; of Coggin, 5.
Struck out-by CCEEin, /: by SlApDcy,
her Lamv to Dolan. ZilenziCcr TO
NoEt 10 Dolan Lake to Whitcraft to
ZilenziEer 10 Whitcrnft TO Lake. Left
on bascs--Ncwnort News. Q; Rocky
Mount 4. hit by pitchcr-by Slap
pey. Hupfcr Time OF game. 2:lo.
Umpircs-Orth and Thompson. At
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
southern Association RcsuIts.

Birmingham. l; Atlanta, 6.
Little Rock. C: Mobile, 0.
Memphis, 4: New Orleans, 4.
Nashville. s: Chattanooga. 13.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Rain Prevents Tennis Match,

ANNAPOLIS. May 4.-Thc Navy
WASHINGTON and Lee tennis match
was called of today on account of
rain