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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
IMPERIAL LEAGUE

April 1G. Eagles VS. Chris,o-C Cola, at
Byrd Park; Police VS.. Ncwion-W Wood
ward, at Luck's Field.
April 23-rolicc vs. ChrIs;o-Cpla. at
Byrd PARK. Newton Woodward VS..
Eagles. at l.uck's Field
April 20 aglcs ~. Police, at
BYRD Park. Newton Woodward vs..
Christo-Cota. al Luck's Field.
May T--Cnr!gto-Coia vS. Eagles. at
Byrd Park Newton Woodward vs..
Police, a. Lucks Field
May ii-EagleS vs. Newton Wood :.
Yard, 1T Ryrd Park; Christo-co!a rs.
Police, Al Luck's Field.
May 2l--Christo-Co!a vs. Newton
Woodward. AZ Byrd Park. Police vs.
Eagles at Lucks finld.
MAY -christn-cola VS.. Eagles. at
Byrd PARK; Police vs., Newton Wood
ward. At Luck's Field
Juno i--chrIstn-Coia IS. Police. AT
HNrd PARK; Eagles -. Newton Wood
ward. a luck's Field
June il-tnr.stO-C0la We Ncwton-
We edward. at Lucks Field: Toiice
Es Eagles, at Eyrd Park.
Jun" -chr!sto-CO!a IS. Eagles, at
Byrd Park; Police vs EcwlDn-Wood- :
ward, at i.GcH's Field.
June u i.H s.os lg Ss,gtO, Wood
ward. at Byrd Park Chris:n.Coin VIZ.
'"!iG", ~ luck.s F!eld
,.duiy h'ilte-'O,I ~. NcHton-
Woodward. at BYRD l'arh; Police rs.
July . Christ6-coia - ,.,p,o. a,
mWyri Park Polio" - NAwtYr Wood .
"l.!E Ih-f1!icc W. Chris'r-Coin. a.
ward. ~ iucH's Field
JuIy 20 Eagles W. Police, at Byrd
| rarh. Ne"ton- Wondward VS.. Chisto.
ON. at Lrck's Field.
At 'T Ezra S' rarsE po,, w. thris,o.Cola
"I," w.. q, Lucks Fieid.
: Nprnsi '--"hristo-coja ~ Po;{r~
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REDS READY TO DISCUSS
RELEASING Of AMERICANS
Nes"t'",ions to Relieve Present
Situation May BE Conducted
Through Many Consuls.
Ey Talked pr,ys I


WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
Russian Soviet government has in
dicatcd its Willingness to negotiate
with the United states for the release
OF Americans now held in Russia.
rms new turn in Amcrican-R
sian relations developed yesterday
IN connection with news reaching the
state Department that the Soviets
had issued AN order which would
prevent the entry into Soviet terri
tory of Russians deported from the
United states.
Coinc!dent with this announcement
the Soviet government has let il be
known, through scandinavian chan
ne!s. that negotiations TO relieve the
present situation might he conducted
between the American consuls ut
Reral. i.ibau or other border points
and LitVinou, tho Soviet Representa-
tive in ESihonia. 1t was Indicated
that these negotiations might not
only facilitate the admission OF Rus
sian dcDortces. but that n mutual re-
natriation might be arranged which
would permit the release of Amcri-
cans who are being detained in Rus
STA
While no decision has been reached
yet at the stat. Department, the
situation is receiving the closest con-
sideration because OF the several i'm :
portant problems it Involves.
In some quarters the Soviet ac-
ton, in closing the Russian frontier
and following with the suggestion
that representatives Of the two coun-
tries discuss" the situation is in
trrprc;ed as a move u obtain some
vesture OF recognition from the
American government.
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RICHMOND COLTS SWAMP
TEAM FROM MARYT0WN
Ryanitcs Pound Out Victory When
Schccr WcakcnS-Outfirid
Causes Ryan Concern.

Especial TO The Times-D ispatcn.I
WEIGH. w. VA. .Aprh ii.-Piicher
M"ekcr today held the Marytown
team well in hand. and Ray Ryan's
Richmond Colts dcfcate dthc West
Nirginians by the score of l3 to /.
The Marytown team was loaned
Pitcher SChccr who weakened after
the fifth inning and allowed the
Ryanitcs 10 pound out Il victory. Up
until this chapter though he had held
the Virginia Leagucrs well in hand.
The Virginia League season will
open next Thursday afternoon and
Manager Ryan will give his team
plenty TO do between now and OPEN
ing day. He had arranged Il game
for every da: UP until the time the
team meets the Petersburg Coolers
in the first championship contest in
be played ut Riueicid. while Satur
day the team Will meet Gary here.
sunday Powahatan will be played at
Powahatan.
The team Will leave here Sunday.
night for Danvillc where II WIZ meet
the panville team of the Picdmonl
League Monday and Tuesday. The
final exhibition game will be played
against the University of Richmond
tea min Richmond "Wednesday.
Since reaching Welch the men have
encountered bad weather, hut the
team is rounding into shape nicely
With the exception Of the outie!d.
who would like 20 secure a stronger
offensive. There is an abundance OF
inheld material and the manager may
transfer some of it to the outficld.
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RICHMOND AlMATELJRSREADY
TO BEGIN PLAY TOMORROW
Local Sandot Players Get Into Action on Every Vacant
Field in Pa Byrds Metropolis-Two Leagues
Announce Schedules

The local amateur baseball season
Will open tomorrow afternoon. when
play begins on almost every diamond
in the city. Six leagues entered un-
der the commission will open fes.
continue the schedules already
started
THIS year promises - bc the most
successful ono from every standpoint
ever had by the amateur organiza-
lions OF this city. The officers OF tho
commission have been working like
Trojans to get everything in rcadi-
ness for opening day. Managers
nave been busy signing up players
Tor their clubs, Almost every after
noon has seen. the various mines GU;
III force chasing the Old horsehidc
and swinging the willow in Babe
Ruth style.
An innovation in local ama,euy
Junior Athletic League to play un-
der the commission. Stuart Rariand
IS backing the movement, and. as
shimss now stand, II VIII be great
age Is eligible to play.
The list OF the diamonds assigned
0,he various amateur baseball
leagues OF the city has been COM
b. Secretary Edwards, OF the ANA
tcur Commission
The Imperial League Will play on
diamond No. i at Byrd Park: the
Central League will have " Z. Lee
Field in Fulton, the diamond on the
Petersburg Pike and diamond No. :
At Byrd Park: diamond No. at Byrd
Park Will be used by the Blues Bat.
talon: the Richmond Junior Athletic
League Will use diamonds at stop 3
on the Petersburg Pike, Gintcr Park
and Highland Park: the lakewood
grounds Will be used BY the East End
sunday school League and tn. Motor
League Will use SCOTS Addition and
Street.
Complete lists OF the officers. man
ayers and teams CT th. East End
sunday school League and th., Cen
trai League were announced last
/. It. Eernodle is president OF tho
Central League. and j. NJ. Harding is
secretary: y. u. Becker is manager
of the Jones Bros team: Il. W.
scott. for Liberty Council: A. r
frick, for Stonewall- Eagle. and w.
{. Cooper. FOR Virginia Railway an;,
over Company.
III. y. t'rostick AMI Il. H. Swccny
are president and secretary. rrsprt :
lively. Of .ae East End sunday school
League; ]. II. GUST is manager for
Braneh Memorials. Z. w Atkinson,
SSt. James, and r. w. White. for
Schedules OF two of he learues
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VICTIM OF lNFATUATlON
KILLS WITNESS AGAINST HIM

ATLANTA. GA, April l4.-Miss Mar
tina Henderson. ~. who was shot and
Killed in Russcllvi!lc. Ala. Tuesday
by Fred Il. Hall. 5o-ycar-old grocer.
OF Russcllvillc. was 10 have been the
governments chicf witness against
Hall at his trial here in June charged
IS it'll violation OF the Mann act, agents
Of the Department OF Justice an
nounccd here late today.
Hall ana the young woman toured
tho country last fall. visiting Nash
willie. Washington, Baltimore. Gin
cinnssi ana other cities and finally
were arrested here, the agents sail.
They declared Han told them he had
spent all his money. $4,000. on the
woman whose home WAS originally
in Dallas, Texas. Hall had gone back
home 20 his wife and children. the
agents said. and tho woman was kill
cd when she visited him In his store.
Hall claims he shot in sclf-defsnsa,
according to Russcilviilc dispatches.
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WORKERS AID
SUFFERERS IN NEAR-EAsT
Help In Enacing the Sears OF War
and Resulting Star
CatiOu

NEW YORK, April l4.-Enorts of
American workers OF The Near East
tclicr are gradually cifacing the
sears of war and the resulting starva-
ton and disease from Syria and Pal
eSiine and from the surviving popu-
iati"n. declares Bayard Dodge. son OF
Cleveland III. Dodge. New York imam
cicr. and director of relief activities
in the Beirut-Alcppo districts.
Though the war has left us a
legacy in the care of thousands of
orphans" Mr.. Dodge says. and
though the country is still to disor-
Eanizcd by death. deportation. and
business depression for us to with
draw entirely from all activities in
the region. the situation is slowly i'm
proving.
II, seems only few months ago
when we first came into Syria to
carr Americas message of charity.
Into the newly opened orphanages
came constant stream OF tiny. un-
derfcd. half naked children. Their
parents had either been lost to them
to starvation or massacre. Many were
half mad from the hardships that
they had been through. Some had
wandered for miles over the rough.
starving.
Many of these children have since
been restored to their parents
through the efforts of the Near East
Relief. Others have been sent to re-
latires in America. while some have
been placed i'll private families, where
thy are being brought up with par
entail care. The majority OF course
still remain on our hands. If the
AWcrican people who saved them now
Withdraw support, they will be turned
out on the streets, to become the prey
OF vice and crime All that has been
accomplished with them so far will
go for naught.
Eut II che orphanaEcs can be
maintained as at present. and the in
mates cared for and taught practical
thingS until they arc old enough and
wise enough 20 shift for themselves.
then our efforts will be crown with
success. y wonderful gift will BIO
given 10 the communities which are
sun IN need. the gift of a thousand
young men and women. trained To he
virtuous. honest. liberal and skilled
IN those industries which alone can
hriny prosperity TO the war devas-
tated lands.
There is still certain amount OF
general relief Ia be given in certain
storm centcrs, hat the peculiar oppor-
tunitE OF the people OF America Is TO
push on reconstruction. not by erect
ing dwellings or building roads. hut
10y framing the lives OF muliltudes
OF httle boys and girls. that they
may grow up to be as n blessing.
rather than a curse, TO the people
around them"
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FAST GRAPPLERS MEET
IN OUTDOOR ARENA MONDAY

''Pinky' Gardner. middleweight
Erappler, Will make his first appear
ance of the year in Richmond next
Monday night when he takes on
'Charles" Mc;ropoulos in finish
match at the Broadway Athletic
Arena. II Will he the second match
of tho year, Mctropoulos having de-
fcated Gene Wcstegaard at the arena
last Tuesday night and won the right
to meet Gardner by being victorious
'Zcke" Smith, tho local boy. is
rounding into shape slowly after
having suffered from an injured
knee. He appeared on tho mat last
Tuesday night for the first time in
several months when he met Dcmc-
trail in a thirty minute bout in which
neither Era?pier threw tho other.
Smith viii take on Jack MORO. OF
Maine. McNt MnnAAN niGht
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

liill Banis: a; Fulton: Virginia Rail-
way and rover vs.. Eagles. a, Byrd
iark. No. ,: Union Envelops VS.. Lib
erty Council, a; South Side
April .3---Church ilill Bank W.. Lib
eriy Council. at South Side: Eagles
E ;avs J@nss krcE2 at Fulton; Union
Union Envelope. at South Side
Virginia Railway and Power vs.
May 7-Virginia Hallway and Pow
Gr VS.. Church Hill Bank. at Fulton:
mon envelope US. Eagles, a; Byrd
council; at South Side.
May li-Eag!es VS. Church hin
Hahk. AT Fuiicn; Liberty Council vs..
n!rSlhiH halfway and Power. at Byrd
Lark; No. ,; Jones Bros. VS. Union
Envelope. At South Side.
May 2l-Jones Bros. vs.. Church Hill
h ;L ut Fulton; Union Envelope W.
ma railway and Power vs.. Eagles,
May 2S--Church I'LL Bani; VS.. Lib
oriy COUNCIL. al south Side; Eagles
Neiopc VI. Virginia Railway and Pow
.r At B;'rd Park, No. .:
June i-Cmurch lin Bank VS. Union
Envelope, at South Side: Virginia
at fulton; Liberty Council vs.. Eagles,
al Byrd PARK, No
June Il-N!rginta Railway and
Power vs.. Church Hill Bank. ut Full
ton: Union Envelope vs.. Eagles, at
Byrd Park. No. >: Jones Bros. VS..
Liberty Couach. at South Side.
june iS-Easies W. Church Hill
Virginia Railway and Power. at Byrd
PARK; Jones Bros. vs.. Union Envelope,
al South Side.
Tim Bank, AT Fulton; Union Envei-
epee vs. l.!her,y Council. at South
SIDE. Virginia Ranway. and Power
VS.; Eagles. a. Byrd Park, No. ..
er;y Council. at south out. Side: " EaE ie
". Jones Bros. at Fulton: Union
Envelope vs.. Virginia hallway ana
Power. At Byrd lark. No >.
Railway and Power vs. Jones Bros
1T Fulton: Liberty Council VS.. Eagles.
at I my}rd rsrk; No.; No z; p,, >
Power vs.. Church HI! Bank. at Full
Byrd Park, 80 :; Jones Bros. vs..
Li9 psTy Council: at south Side ,,,,
Bank. At Fulton: Liberty Council W.
Virginia hallway and Power. at Byrd
Park. No. =; Jones Bros. vs.. Union
Envelope. at South Side.
July 30.-loncS Bros. KS. Church
Hill Bank. az Fulton; Union Envcl-
opc W. Liberty Council. at South
Side; Virginia Hallway and Power VS..
Eagles, at Byrd Park, No. .
August 6-Church Hill Bank VS..
Liberty Council, at South Side; EaGlc les
VI. Jones Bros, at Fulton; Union En-
vclopc ~. Virginia hallway and Pow
cr at Byrd Park.
Angus, la-church Hin Bank vs.
Union Envelope. a. South Side; Vir-
giuia Railway and Power vs.. Jones
Bros, q; Fulton: Liberty Council vs..
Ia giles, at Eyr0 Park. No. =.
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ALLEGED MURDERER HELD
BY NORFOLK OFFICERS
( Special to The Timcs-D!spatch. I

NORFOLK. VA. April Icon
WINGED that Alexander Winklcr knows
more about the murder Tuesday
morning of Albert y. Jacobs. Berk-
ley paint dealer. than lie win ad-
init. Norfolk police today charged
Winklcr VIII the crime. Jacobs was
shol three times and his body thrown
down the elevator shaft In his store
some time Tucslay morning. The
hody wag found about II *. NJ.
WiDklcr admits that he went 10
Jacobs store Tuesday morning for
money. and that he was In the place
shortly after 8 n. NJ. He says Jacobs
told him TO come back Saturday. and
claims that he knew nothing OF ia
lcobs death until he read " in tho
2paperH. He is the last man known
to have scen Jacobs alive.
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Richmond News Boys
To Open Gymnasium

Three boxing matches will fea-
turc the opening Of the Newsboys'
Club tonight at the Broadway
Athletic Arena. The gymnasium
exercises for tho youths will he
conducted by Billy WollSicfter ana
"Xckc" Smith. local promoters.
The program for tonight has been
arranged by those in charge with
n view OF having successful
opening.
speedy" Whitney and Girls
Bryant Will begin the entertain
mcnt with Il thrco-round match.
Young" Chittum and Bert Mac
Elhanny viii follow with 4 three
round affair. Herbert Cole and
Frank Metz wiz end the program
with thrce-round go.
TontShtS program and the
ESmna SUM viii be conducted by
Tho Times Dispatch Publishing
Company for all the ncws5oys Of
Richmond.
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the. Esperanza do Larrinaga, with
grain and cotton for Regio, Italy,
and the tanker ottawa with oil for
Manchester. Tho Larrinaga sailed
from Galveston and the Ottawa from
Fort Lobos' Mexico. Both were in
Norfolk for bunkers.
Having been overdue since March
70 both ships were today given up as
lost by Lloyd's, the insurance COM
pany. as well as the owners, having
given up all hope. Both arc believed
TO nave foundcrcd In tho storms that
wore nreNnlcnt during EehruarY.
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FAST BASEBALL GAME
Is WON BY El0M NINE

Et.ON COLLEGE. y. c. April Ia
t.loa defeated Guiiford here today in
the fastest game OF the year by the
score OF TO |. Elon drew first blood
in the third inning.
Score by innings: Il. II. f..
t..nn .......... col 03c 00N-4 4
SiiiOT1 ........ GEO GOO G6l-l . .
summary. Earned runs--Elon. 3
Sacrifice into Ncwman-Chcek. Two
base hiis--ii. shore, Underwood
Ihrcc-basc hits--JohuSon. Left on
oases.-E!on. 3: Gu.ltord, :. struck
oGt-hy Barker, II: by shore. ;.
Ease on bails-0T shore. !. Umpire
HENDERSON. Attendance 1900.
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SPORTS
INDIANS HAND ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE SEVERE BEATING
Defeat Maryland Team ny Score OF
II to :s-Whitc Hits
Home Run.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. ANr!l l4.-For
five innings today Southpaw Tall, Of
st. Johns College, was puz:i" to
William and Mary College. Vita
two down in the sixth frame. White
made circuit wai.o?, scoring Two
runners ahead OF h.msrsi. Timely
hitting Ea7e the Indians eigh; more
runs in the anal trrcc stansas
Joyner, after one bad inning. hurled
great bail. he famed ten men and
showed a pretty curve ball
The batting Of Hicks. j. Chandler
and Nsclckcr aud star fielding plays
by Settle and W. White featured.
William and Mary meets univcr-
Sly OF PENNSYLVANIA AZ Franklin
Field. Philadelphia, tomorrow, and
Lehich at Bethlehem saturday. The
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TECH SWAMPS TIGERS
BY SLUGGIMG BALL

hi.AnkS BURG. VA. April 1,.-vir.
Einia Teen defeated Hanrden. sidnn,.
nicFr today, IL to .. making IL >
g goi n sweep Of the series The ,oSals
fam, va !" @, l.nkes Blenders In the first
score by innings: = j, ;,
m1dcn- Sidney oil 600 a. -
rs,n.a Teen $50 OO7 lis - !,
liz ".rrfIH,rl@S: Lux ana Ayler: Frank
plr, S m,,n,"i" Iodc. Callahan. TN
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Cuban rin,cr wIns Cn,.,o

=. ~ NM, NUEA, Aprll l5.--Joso n
r"1i2nea. the CUBAN expert, Won
nc eleventh game in the !i.tcrnn,lon"i
ness match shortly after midnight,
lF, Emanuel l.aekcr, the Ger.
.l""h master, resigned Dr.. L.asker
.a'!ed 10 make his torty-eigh,h mo-
ms Is INC third game that has b.nn
won hy The CNhan plaYer w
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PLAYING COSTS
EMORY AND HENRY GAME

IL NCHBCRG. VA April IL
h.im"ry and Henry college played a
Ir|seSH zane here this Afternoon and
t,in ',.i,HH'g college had no trouble
score ,, =,
I.yuchburg roo ar onx - T.;
Eppor! Henry GOO 90. 100 3 10
Arnri.i.' ~, Ii, homas, l."wman ana
HTho!"' Hines ana Caltwcu
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POSTPONE LEAGUE CONFAB
UNTIL THIS AFTERNOON

, The meeting OF tho Commercial
league which was TO have been ncId
IaSt hieht Mas postponed untiI todsy
at O'Clock. The meeting ,yIlf h,.
neld in the business onice o. The
broadway Thcatcr.
Absence Of Ben w. Wilson and Dr
LarKer from the city caused prosi-
dent FINLEY to calf of the lncctir.,
Two days ;'co Mr.. FINLEY attended a
session OF the Amateur ComInieSio,,
and he Will make MS report OF This
meeting TO the league TO-DAY
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ABANDON HOPE FOR BRITISH
STEAMSHIPS AND CREWS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, April 1.-two
steamships, which sailed from Nor
folk for foreign ports on February
last. have hoen given VI officially
as lost. together with their crews ag-
EreEatinG scvcnty-fonr men.
Both shins were British. They were
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Play EinnI Match r.,.

\, = 1T EsI. = Q, April i4-MrD
Mar MAJ" i'jlg idSteIt Mallory ana Miss
hampton and runaer-up. r.s..ctiy,!,:
WIN meet IN the final con;es; f9,
.ht "omen.s singles trophy in IL
North ana South tournamcn, tomnr.
Tow @,nd lchyae Kumagac and Wal.
Johnson VIII battle for the
.NOlln ana South rim.
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rintinuIn Thic,e. Fou,a 90,

NN,aIINT LIZ. TENN Ap-Ii ia
= ,,n'o, .! sulIiE was returned by the
'utf"i tlai jury this aftorr0nn
AGAINST II y. Cfont ana rio WIKI iio'
'har.Ted with conspiracy 10 Sisnnr.
~ $4,000 worth OF platinum ,nS
Nm %J[' 1 ,i,, oharged Win ON.
metal while employed . schiof .n.,a.
~ al tn Old Hickory Powder man,
mere. The verdict was aunc,in'., -
.lli"F twenty-five minutes OF dclibcrn.
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Stfr SLAYER G,;s Ii,.

~ ' VII'W .s'NS.
Los ANGELES, CAL. AprN ia
lanes Elder. formerly m.mt er 81
In, me fl,tsngrsh, IA. police department
today for tho murder OF his VII.
Elder claimed that hs found MS
viz with another man Ind tina, he
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..nufhcrn A.n.i.,

Min III 'iIi[in,n snam = Birmingham, 5
=, Monilc- Mobile. 3: Atlanta
chat., ,isw or ieans--New Orleans,
,,s NJ Little Hock-Littlc Rock, o
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LlFE-SAVING METHODS
DEMONSTRATED AT 7. w. C. a.

w. IL. Longfellow gave an intores.
ing and Instructive Demonstration or
,JHe-sayipg methods last nigh, IN N.
swimming pool of the Y. W. c 4
Mr.. Jongceliow is an expert ~ Iife.
saving, and his exhibition proved
valuable
~. was not known until vesterda.
morning that the exhibition you'd
be given. Unhcraldcd. Lon.f.l:nu
arrived in EichUiOad yesterday Ito
stated his willingness 10 give the
exhibition. and "a large crowd saw
the demonstration