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Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
1If|laSiscld! At odN

Besides DUKES and DURHAM, Brooklyn has BURLEIGH Grimes and PRINNCE AL Mamaux Ban Johnson heads organized at tack against crooks They can lock Ban in the bathroom, but he comes back strong.
 Since Dukes and Durham have agreed To wear the Brooklyn suit, I'm pretty sure the Dodger fans Henceforth will ciga-root
 Semi-pro ball thrives on overflow crowds from the Polo grounds.
 Baseball players who have attempted basketball this winter are convinced it requires more than brawn to make the fans cheer. "Who is that chesty looking bird
 That's wearing fussy spats?" Why, he's a college star they signed To rack the veterans bats" l Chicago University admits it's small, 1 but it is ambitious to turn out win ners in every college sport. | tommy w ISOn IS lTylNS 10 ScL oach his short-1ived popularity by oratory. Two players get their contracts One signs without delay, The other tears his up and VOWS He'll go home and pitch hay. England will send her fencing team to the U. s. In return We send 'ena our polo players.
 Yachting from Sandy Hook to Os- tend is a breezy proposition at best.
 
 Recent earthquakes in Chile caused mountains in the Andes range to sink an average of 160 feet.
 Siam has more than 1900 motor cars
 -O--
 Lizards of India are hunted for their skins from which women's and chil- dren's shoes purses and handbags ars made.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
RIGHT FEARFUL Heppe posts ono thousand beans To meet the Belgian whiz, But when it comes to running Eds a regular tin Liz.
KiIbar,e Car, Make
 $25,OOO Fighting
 Cheney July Fourth

FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. 17.- Johnny Kilbane, featherweight cham pion, has been offered $25,o0o by Jack Callahan. Tulsa, Okla, promoter, to defend his title against Andy Chaney at Tulsa on July A. Eddie Meade. Cha ney's manager, announced here today, Meade said he had closed with Calla- han for the bout.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

In New York city, the Stuyvesant Hlgh school mantains an orchestra composed of 154 student members.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
JACOBSON UP FOR TRADE (N. E. A. Staff SpeciaD

(N. E. A. Staff SpeciaD
 ST. LOUIS-OwnIng a Babe doesn't satisfy the New York Yankees.
 They want a Baby Doll," too.
 Huggins is engineering a three-cor- nered deal that may take William Baby Doll" Jacobson, star St. Louis Brown outfielder and slugger, to New York.
 Jacobson is one of the most feared batters in the American league. He hits in the pinches. His bat has driven in many runs.
 Here's the Baby Dolls" 1920 record Finished fifth to Sisler in batting.
 Scored 97 runs.
 Made 216 hits, of which 34 were dou bles, 14 triples and home runs.
 Drove in 122 runs The United States in education occu- pies ninth place among the civilized nations Of the world
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Salaries of women elementary teach CTS in Chicago average Sl,944 for the past school year.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Thirty-one foreign nations are repre- senfed by BPS men and women students at the University of Michigan
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Maine factories produce annually about 00,000,000 wooden spools on which thread is wound for sale.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Parasol ants of Brazil march in single file. each with a piece of leaf over it's bOdV
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

It takes the planet Saturn almost 30 years to make a trip around the sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Cement is being used instead of lead to make joints in cast-iron water pipes.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

nliteracy is responsible for an eco homie loss in the United States of sS25, ,000,00o per year
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Lizards of India are hunted for their skins from which women's and chill dren's shoes. purses and handbags are made.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Recent earthquakes in Chile caused mountains in the Andes range to sink an average of 160 feet.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Siam has more than 1900 motor cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
ST. PAUL'S MEMBERS TO ACT
ON PARISH HOUSE THURSDAY
will Also Take Up Matter of Placing Memorial Tab
let to Men of Church Who Entered The
Service During World War

n.iinit" action regarding the con-
Sfuction "f parish house by ST.
'"nls Episcopal Church on the lot
adjoining tn. church Will bc taken
thursday night at sis o'clock III the
second al - series of congregational
meetings to he held in the SUNDAY
school room. frcicrick l.. Noting
chairman OF the committee in charge
VIII present the matter ana II is
probable that the plans OF Tho pro-
posed now building. which have al
ready been accepted. Will he on vX-
hibiiiun. That work ON the strt.c-
tar" VIII begin within few months
Is regarded as practically certain. al.
though tn. subject has been in abcy-
ancc ihr"us nuut the summer
Another matter to he taken lIp is;
that Of placing II memorial tablet to
The mon who entered the service
from The congregation. hut il has
yet to he determined whether IA.
marker shall he in honor of all who
rallied to the coiors or solely to those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
FOUR SLIGHTLY INJURED
WHILE RESCU|NC NEGRO
Physician. Ambulance Driver
and Two Policemen Plunge
Through Floor.

In attempting To rescue IL negro
unable TO talk above whisper and
nearly exhausted. from building in
thu rear Of I0l East Canal Street.
yesterday. Il physician, an ambulance
driver and two policemen we're
plunged fifteen feet to the basement
and slightly Injured.
IN" accident occurred when ,hc tloo~
ia the FIRST story Of the structure
hrok" under the weight of the mon
ma their unconscious burden. prc-
cipiiat'nG the party through TIL"
hpcrtur" To the concrete basement.
Or. Cochran and Ambulance .chnuf-
'cir Wad" suffered Sigh: decorations
pi TIA" hands and body bruises. 70
llrem"n William licnby and w. T..
clark. Of the Second Police Station.
uttered cuts "f tho logs from III,
jagged "dG" at the broken board.
IN their down ward flight After first
ala treatment the men returned to
duty.
The negro rcraincd consciousness
aurihS the night at the Virginia Hos
pital and gave his name as \ .rahalr
Johnson and said he lived nj l2J"
West Clay Street. Police. on Invcs
uEatton. found the home address nc-
titious.
Physicians say the man was near
starvation ana is victim of aph.,
STA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
DIR. BROWN WILL TALK
TO THE AID. CLUB HERE
'"lnnbtn University Professor to Al
dress body "Wednesday on lis
Advertising mn EAprnsc.'

Is Advertising au EXPENSE" viii
hr Tia" Question Or. Edmund y Brown.
u. Of Columbia University. viii dis
'uS* at The meeting OF the Richmond
Advertising CluL in the mczzaninc
Par!or "t Murphy'S Hotel. Wcdncsday
At 1850 o'clock. Members are urged
/" note the change in hour for the
luncheon and the new place OF meet
ING.
nr. Erown is brough, to Richmond
through the Co-opcrativu OF the Uni
N'TSitE o; Richmond. and this Will
"' The FIRST of Il series OF lectures be-
Tore The club on advertising from AN
economic standpoint
i'r. Grown was associated with the
Federal Trade Commission for the
past ihrco years, and this practical
work. coupled with his experience as
" university lecturer, tits him f>r the
ash Is" has been persuaded To- UNDER
'ahe Tor tn" Richmond ADVERTISING
DlUr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
POULTRY RECEIPTS
LARGE LAST WEEK

There vas pretty Lively business
among the wholesale produce dealers
oh Cary street the latter half OF las,
week. following considerable dullu.sy
mat came III the carly days. Receipts
Of poultry OF all Kinds, except ,ur-
Keys, were large. \ few turkeys
showed vi IL the middle 81 the week
aud sold readily at - 10 80 cents por
pound in the feathers. Chickens be-
cause Of The heavy receipts, yt.ak.n-
ed some III price. the c!os!n; figures
being 20 10 80 cents per psuuG. &c
cnrding TO size. Hens brOugh, - u
IS, ducks % 10 20. ru!ncas - to 60
cents apiece. Eggs were not alto
Eether as plentiful as they hayo boon
and those that were just from TN.
country and strictly fresh broush:
AZ TO 80 cents per dozen
Neais were strong all the week. tho
TOP price for the fancy being i cents
sheep were a little SLOW at 3 to !
cents per pound and lambs at ia
$ IL. Hogs were steady 81 4
Beef cattle were dull and soInewha,
slow of sale.
Potatoes were shade lpwer. irish
going at $3.50 to $3.50 per harrcu. and
sweets at 50 to s3.25 per barrel
Fruits were active without chang.
fIom previous quotations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
EXPECT 500 TO ATTEND
p. O. OF 4. MEET HERE
National aud state Officers to Attend
Two-Day Scs-

Members Of the Patriotic Order OF
Americans viii convene in Richmond
at the jefferson. Hotel tomorrow III
annual session.
National and state officers and rep
rcscniatives Of allied orders are ex-
pcctcd 10 attend the two-day convcn-
ton. Officials and delegates to thu.
meeting will have their hosts
while here. members OF the three To-
cal chapters Of the fratcrnal organ
ization.
y tentative program OF business
and entertainment calls for the vel
coming o: the delegates To the city
by ". IL. Adams. president Of the
Board of Aldermen. in the absence OF
Mayor Ainslic. Response will -
made by Mrs. Emma Iieu!l. OF Wash
ington. -. g.. national president Of
the order. l.. T.. Adams. secretary o:
the Patriotic Sons of America viii
deliver an address OF greeting in he
half OF tho order. Reply Will be
made by Mrs. \. j. Lawrence. assis-
tant To the national president. In
vocation Will he offered by Rev. j.
y. liarkcr. pastor OF East End Zap
tist Church. Following the singing
of patriotic airs. Mrs. Alabama WI
hinson. president Of the Richmond
Chapter, viii address the convention.
Fully 500 delegates are expected 10
take part when degree teams and ma :
;ional officers conduct Yhc initiation
ceremonies tomorrow evening. Com
inittcc reports and the election and
installation OF officers will occupy
thc' major portion OF The following
! day. program o: entertainment
viii follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
ROTARIANS ARE GUESTS
OF kIWANIANS TODAY
Two Clubs Represent Practically
Every Phase of the Businesh
Life Of Richmond.

Mentors of the Rotary club will
be guests Of the kiwanis club at
dinner tonight al & o'clock at Muir
phys Hotel. II is 'f.robabtc 100 I;o
tarians viii be en- ifahd to break
bread" with the younger m,1l OF the
kiwanis Club. President u. *. KEEL
ioeG. OF the Kiwanis Club. Will pre-
side while President Norman Can,
OF the Rotary Clut, will head the
guests.
This Will prove q notable occasion,
IT is believed by members OF both or
Ganizations. Representing practical
IS all phases OF business life in Rich
!nond. and embody!nE the spirit Of
community effort an assemblnGc %
this character, il Is believed, Will re-
sult in greater corporation for the
yiiys good
While there VIII he no Sc, speeches,
there viii Ire numerous "eXprcssionS
II opinion" at. the dinner tonight.
Rival gl.e clubs will cndcavor to
shine and soloists will hc present
from two ORGANIZATIONS. The Rotary
Nocaiists claim they will hc able 20
sing louder than the kiwanians be
cause they arc older. and the Xxi
wan!ans point 10 the fact that most
"k!ds' have pretty good vocal
chords"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

making the supreme sacrifice. The
remainder Of The evening is to be de-
voted 20 presentation Of what ST.
P"uI> has accomplished throughout
Inc uioc"sc within recent years. eS-
pccialiN in connection with the ma
ton wide campaign. The congrcga-
ii"n Is we'll organized for the third
wear OF campaign work and there is
no doubt in the mind Of the rector
RcN. w Russell Eowic L. D.. that
when the every member canvass is
taken On November 81. IL VIII re.
peat the high record of last year.
Final arrangements Tor the move
ment Will be gone over this morning
at the regular meeting ct the clcri-
Gus when details relating TO the
autumn assembly OF the Richmond
Cony"cation, which opens tomorrow
morning at Christ Church, on Ven.
able street. also will he completed
Az result of the campaign last year
local EpiSCopaiianS gave Si55.GSO. &c
To church purposes and the quota ia
again the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
COMMITTEE
HOLDS SESSION TODAY
Petition Of the virginia
Hallway and Power Company VIII
Not lie ConsIdrred

The Streets Committee OF city
Council viii meet this afternoon in
regular session. There is very little
on the docket. Street car matters
VIII not come up at this meeting but
VIII be taken up as soon as Council
acts upon the Finance Committee :
recommendation oe an appropriation
OF $4,000 [" he used in ascertaining
the valuations Of the street ear com
pany's property in Richmond
This appropriation was recon- =
mcndcd at a recent meeting of the
Finance Committee upon urgent an.
peal by Alderman Ordway Pullcr.
Councilman Edgar Il. English and
Councilman James l.. Dickcrson The
jitncE and ;aAicah questions will also
be taken up at 81 special meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
RICHMOND WILL INVITE
CONFEDERATES HERE,
Council Committee on AdNcrtfainc TO
Discuss Matter mt Its Regular
SCSSIOn IOnIghi.

1T The meeting ~ the Advertising
Committee Of CITY Council tonight at
o'clock reports from the delegates
:" fctruit and atlanta Will be re-
rciy-d. The cDtroit party succeeded
n securing the bill posters convcn-
ton Tor next year. but San Fran
cisco captured the convention OF fire
chiefs.
In Atlanta, where the chiefs met. a
speech was delivered Icy Director W.
VI. Myers, % the Department o: Safe
~. He said last night that san
Francisco had tied upS the convcn-
ton. ana there was no show for any
,'tN but san Francisco. Richmond
h"pcS &" get the convention for 1923.
The committee tonight may ar
range "a" presenting Hichmond's
claims before the Confederate yctcr-
ans at Chattanooga this week. |, Is
"a i"r"Son" conclusion that the re-
union VIII he held TN Richmond next
wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
GREAT AUDIENCE HEARS
BRYAN PLEAD FOR PEACE
Hopes International Law Will
Finally Harmonic With
, Chrisl's Doctrines.

y crowd that completely filled the
CITY Auditorium heard William Jcn-
ninss Bryan speak on THE Price Of
Soul" yesterday afternoon Tho
lecture was scheduled for $3.50
o'clock. but long bcfor,
the Zig hall was well fll,d and when
the orator appeared there was p,ac-
ical!y no standing room left.
Mr.. Bryan asserted that the Chris
tian doctrine # forgiveness should
he applied % business for the pro.
lection OF the poor. While the laws
imposing imprisonment 70, deb: Nav.
been abolished. and ,h. nankrup,cv
laws extend mercy 70 those who hon
"stly TAIL there * SUN room for i'm
pr"v"mcnt. Mr.. Bryan voices the
hope that International law viii be
brought into harmony with Christs
doctrines. SO that international ob!i-
cations viii not he enforced by the
killing @! the innocent and IN. starry
.nS and drowning OF hpucombatnn,s
He discussed ;hc treaty plan by
which every dIsiut VIII be- intcStt-
gated before resort TO war. He re
fcrred 10 the disarmament cUnfc. enc.
'N''uS w 't 'pfI't ~! W iSnl'lEttIl.
saying that h" believed thtt the
thitcd states should try the in:l ,cncc
of example ana appeal I, III. Chris
uanS, hunanitari"ns and toii.rs Of
ne world IN an effort u re ucc
rrlHmcntS.
There can he no such thing as an
difercn, citizen, said VI Iran \
cit. is either good 90 al thtrc
~ NJ midd'r couis' s riti4,n AN
not lie ind n,rcnt wi.hoat bctrariu,
% SNcraI 'rHl' - v"rn;u.nt * rouu,i
?. rsS"m lad unless good cii.a.u-
maze 1t good.
Concluding. Mr. Bryan said that he
idea! OF u republic first used hy him
twenty years a3o--a republic based
on J"ncrsonian principles still holds
good. lie has faith in III. future he
aid. because hr has faith in Chris
tianship. and expects chriSts teach
inGs I" he more and more applied in
matters %! government as Well as in
inGiv,!ua! life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
METHODIST CONFERENCE
ENTERS UPON LAST LAP
Elect Preachers and Lay Mem.
Der Delegates 10 General
Session Today.
BANQUET ron nIs,lor McM,puy
Visiting bishops Include Cannon mud
Wntcrhc .Sc-Oti,rInI -. urdx .,r
Local Churches Also Invited to
Attend,

Til, virgins, ,.,r,. , 49,, :,
J., ,,,,,,
"'"' WHO" HIS "ech III
SESSION a' Centenary NJ. II. Church
since last Wednesday, morning viii
today ,ut.- tho ,
,,o,,,,,. NV
nc Sr''ial order oil
inns morning. at 10 o'clock. is the
election OF four preacher dclcratcs
ana .,our law ,,
!"
'"c Ec"crai conference. The preach
ers only will cast their ballots for
their delegates. and Tho Law u,.mhor.
y;u ,.,oo, ,,., ~,
y" II "t''S'''S' nc
e'ec'i"h promises I" he Interesting
and spirited, as there is a diversity
OF opinion as To wh, xho,,,d -.cciv,
rho ,or.,a1 ,
'"c "S'Hia conference al the meet
ing of the larger body Of The church
Appointments Of pus,nrs will ,,l,
pluco com, TIM,
moi uu,;I ,hn' n;,h, ~ =,
tbourht ,b,, "a, -, ~ 80
the pastors viii hc v.,, -, 80.
charges. which win moan ,,,,.,i',,i
revision OF the location nf nu tho
pastors. Bishop W + NcNurrv and
the members OF his co binet h,v. hcnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
TODAY IS LAST DAY TO
QUALIFY TO VOTE BY MAIL
All Applications Must Be in
Hands of General Registrar
Woodson by Closing Hour.

This is the last day upon which
voters may secure proper credentials
for voting hy mail. Al, applications
istrar Woodson in his office. fourth
floor of the City Hall. BY the closing
hour today.
Democrats headquarters at Muir
phys Hotel has an adequate supply
Of votc-by- mail blanks. which can hc
had for the asking 10y any one who
desires them
The City Electoral Board has COM
rletcd its work OF listing; the names;
of candidates to be placed on the Of
hcial ballot to be- voted for on Mo-
vcmhcr ;. This list includes the fol :
lowing:
City Observation-Disclosures l.. Hulcc.
Fulton y. Jennings.
Commissioner of the Revenue
John l.. Rose. Thomas y. Render.
city Scrgcant-lohn q. Saunders,
James j. Redmond
Sheriff.. Herbert Mercer. w. l..
Driskill.
Thomas ID. Hunter.
don, James II. Price. j. Fulmcr
Bright. T. l.. Fuller, James Il. Jones,
Archer y. Page. Simeon NJ. Atkinson,
Cecil T.. Bullard. W. X. Miller. NJ. j.
Dewitt. Maudc Il. Mundin. IL. II. Rcv-
crlcy. II. y. Ferguson, c. Il. Gilpin, !.
II. Blackwell
commemorative At,orncy-Dave T..
Sattcriicld
Clerk OF the Chanccry Court
Charles O. Savillc.
Clerk OF the Hastings Court
Walter Christian.
Clerk of the Hastings Court. Part
li.--Waltcr l.. Duval.
Clerk OF the Law and Equity Court
Luther Libby.
Justices OF the Peace: Clay Ward
James -. Lyle. Walter r. Terrence. f..
II. Luck, Harry {. DAWSON: Lee
Ward-l- NJ. richards. W. =. Tillcr,
u. II. Hawks, Il. G. Duke. James T..
Mchonough. W. !. q. Vaughan. X. w.
Crittcndcn: Madison Ward-W. 49,.
Gentry. j. 7. Connolly. l.. H. Frank
I'M; Jefferson Ward Wilbur j. Griggs,
w Collier Gibson, t.. " Andrews.
This ticket embraces Democrats.
Republicans, Lily Black =" and indie
rcndcn,S. In the above list the first
named under each heading represent
the democratic nominees. There are
hftccn candidates for the House of
Delegates, Of which five are To- be
chosen. independent candidates for
city o!hccS are on the ticket and
there are several such aspiring for
Justices OF the peace. In Lee Ward,
II Is announced by the City Democrat
ic Committee, all Democratic candi-
ditrS VINO ran in the primary are
eligible III the general election. and.
!eatcd in that election arc now before
the general electorate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
MOVE TO RECONSIDER
Gas REDUCTION MEASURE
Alderman Melton Contends
Commodity Can BE Sold
for Sl.l0.
saoocoo SURPLUS rnoM s, nArr:
DISSOLUTION VIII Come Before Finance
Committee Tomorrow Night-itcor-
Eaniyntion OF Legal Department
<lso before Council body.

u was said last night that an cf-
fur; probably would be made bv AL
derman H. W Melton. at the Finance
Committee meeting tomorrow night.
10 have reconsideration OF the vote
Ivy which the resolution fixing the
pric" of gas 1T Sl.2o, beginning Jan
Gary l. was adopted by the commit
tee Friday nirh;. Mr.. Melton gave
notice at tho committee meeting that
ne would reserve The right 10 sub
mi; an amendment TO the proposed
measure when II reaches the Boarh
OF Aldermen. lie bases his con:cn-
zion that the price OF gas can be
reduced 10 Sl.lo without loss 10 the
city, on figures presented the COM
n!ttee Friday night by Mayor Ain
sli. and Director Trafford.
These figures show that. on n rate
of $3.50 per thousand feet. the sur
plus from operation on estimated re-
ceipts Tor 1922 would be s5l9.10O. and.
on a S!.io rate. the surplus would be
Si09,10o. The figures show an csti-
mated revenue from sale this year Of
s543,Sll on the $3.50 rate.
S2O0,O00 SurpIu, From ~ Gas.
lin bearing out my point said Mr.
Melton last night. Il can show. by
lie Utilities. that. even at a 81 rate.
the surplus from operation would be
S2??.1o0. ! can see no reason why
citizens who do not use gas. or use
little. should derive benefits from
revenue turned In Ivy those who do
use gas, and who arc least able to
pay"
The sentiment Of many members OF
the Finance Committee is. however.
that the proposed reduction shall
stand for the present and that, later.
another reduction shall lie made
Other matters OF special interest,"
10 be taken up by the committee
tomorrow night are bond Issues o..
s2.lo0.060 for Shuckoe Creek i'm
provcmcnts; $1,000 for Improvement
10 Pine Camp; 100000 for parks
swimming pools, fairgrounds aud
public comfort stations. and $4,000
for street lighting. In addition to
these resolutions. the committees
docket carries resolutions appropriate
ing SlI.500 for sewers in Howard
Road and DuBoisc street: $6.ll4.O5
for curhmg and guttcrinE Williams
burg Avenue: $4,000 for grading
curbins and EuttcrinG Forest Hin
Avenue; for Improvement OF Hanover
Avenue. between RoScncath Road
and Nausemond Street; apprOpriating
$4,000 10 mark streets and appro-
pr;ating $4,000 for water tower.
RcorEnniEe LcRnI Department.
In addition TO these papers. an
ordinance providing for the rcorgan-
!zatior of the legal department, and
appropriating funds for special legal
assistance. concerning the retirement
OF City Attorney Pollard and his ac-
ceptance Of the post OF advisory coun-
sci. and the election OF city at
torncy. will be taken up for action.
City Attorney Pollard is in full ac-
cord with the plans Of the commit
tee.
!, is not believed the committee
Will he able 10 act upon all the
matters on its docket at one sit
ting.