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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
TO rRher's Island.

Mrs y " Holloway and NJ. Single
ron Pau.l and ,hc:- children 49, cav"
,hs nrst Of August tc- FISHERS island.
y wne-s they will spend tho rcmA:n-
de- o. he summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Double ouartr'tr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

fur fTss sc ia Sf
no; Far Sight, lO7: Zcnot,a. los Miles
s. :n, is A eaaN run lG i R %s"f@ Ss IL
t;f" n Foster. io7.
Second race ella inning: tluce-year ODDS
and up, six furlongs--k ngi!nf II; III.
raner;y li4; T"11Ie"n , ILL., 2nshoTg.
81. Kelvin. Ii2 Pueblo. ~. .Bcn Bu;.cr.
.ruri. io7. .i.itiie Maudie, iOi; 'oTma
Reed, lo2; Black Tor; i2e. Aiso cMs,eiy :
lN2: .MuEiNan, i01: George Hovcc. 100.
Third racc--thc Madonna purse, niit,s
and mares; three year olds and UP, sin
,yIrlongs Fruit. Cake. -. Genie ". i9s;
Fourth rac@-c;ien ,;iddie iurse four
year olds and w; mile and seventy yards
H. III: sea scot g.
nRedstonc stabG-enlsy..
Fifth race-ciaiminS; three-ycnr e!da
Vive Mctice, i!5. Shoal. II. Mar PIuul..
IN: pixie arroil. no; Mumho Jumbo. 1903
DHrnley 1903. Lola. los: agine BABY. lni
Frederick the Great 100 Made i. ~ 3.
rartncr. lO7. .Bos,erer los; Lacy katc.
Sixth race-claiuing four year-olds and
Ny: mile and "a inr!unr--ran IL, 10y, Gold
I0T. sRhymcr. los; Betsy, lri, Iron BOY,
IOI: salute. la3, 'BuTGugumc, 1903, Joe
.!ur' IOa; .Wh!te Haven. io2,
seventh rRce-caim!ng fou! year olds
AustraI. los: Mormon EIi.r. los, A.b.tr:,-
:or. loS: benevolent. los; i'!t. los, 'Spvcd-
sttr, 1893; ATTORNEY Muir: lO". Athena,
100: 'Sundla, l+2; 'A!Tna ~. -
Apprentice allowance. weather clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
ACCEPTS SECRETARYSHIP
AT BRYN MAWR SCHOOL

MISS Erncstnc Frircmaun has ac-
''r''d an appointment az vicc-chair
man OF the directing committee Of
htEn Mawr school and as secretary
oil the summer school. She will tax,
up the duties Of the Office al ono.
having charge Of organizing the work
until the school opens June IL
Miss Friedman has received hcr \
H. degree at Smith college and her
y. NJ. degree at Columbia University.
curing the war She was AN indus
trial secretary. adopting Y. W. G. a..
work to women employed in industry
Later she was in the Orient as a
member OF the commission of women
sent by tho womcn's board Of foreign
missions to study Industrial uucs-
lions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First racc-fcur- ycar-olLs and up. claim
.nE, purse. $1,000. SIX furlongs- Raga"za.
los ,Moonoy). $780, $40. s5tO. won;
'rh" nephew, 10 U'Icids). $3.50. Sa.do.
second Louie Lou. llo tMurray). si.sO.
third. Time. 1871 Is. Also ran: iict
siula. Sam Rgh. p1uIt"llo. Simon!te, villa.
Itark and Eyes ot Youth.
Second ,acc-ihr"c. year olds: claiming:
purse $1,000: ono mile aud - SiNt""uth-
I'lnnc,. Ila KING. $500. s3.So. $500, won ;
Mary Iauo Baker. 100 P"olc). Sa.20, - 30.
second. Miss Fontaiuc. los tScoht"l, $500.
third Time. 81. Also ran: MachIavclli.
Frivol and AurcVOir.
Third race Rooucsbo-o; three year -olds
and I'm: maidens' purse. 1000. siS fur
$500. s. 81. won; Advocate. Iin Con
nrllv>. $3.50. SEQ second; Miss pros-
ncrity, .ro' 5nurk,,. s. ~ third. .ri,n";
Heron Mr. Krut"r. Rlord Buddy. NonSul,.
True Friend. Royal Duck and Mary Me
Fourth rpe", two yonr. old colts. nn'
,.,nnr. furlcncs1l:l ewcllyn. ITO Warr"tu
troolc,; $.7e. Seao second; swecry. III
Inryisln sac. ,thira. Time. 40. Also
"Tf,h T' N2il@"S ye, T"H STAMP
di,au: nurse. $1,000 mite aud - sixtconth
G."9 20 i!"G iSI TG9l Ssoso SIS"
| $3.50. second Master AN. l0a tMoon"yD
| s. %, mira Time. l;,7 as. Also ran
| llrrHhcn, Roulca Dancing Spray and Snap
| SlNth race--two-v Odds: claiming
S5 sm sSgo f g o. / .S ciar
! CaunacL loa uooD, Slo.2O. $500. second
Sig. los Graylop. $500. third; Tim"
! hsior Gin. For"stall and Alameda Girl
! Seventh rnc"-four- vcar-olds and IN
Lou iaa Goiisyaj, ss6.eo. si" '"it s az
3:S@ i ,iqa r r%Ci'ai cj'y ne IM@T,tn,
| WJdswurthS Last. poilu. Tokcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
CARY SCHOOL ATHLETES
WIN ANNUAL FIELD MEET

Scoring a total of 1T1-2 points.
athletes of Cary School yesterday
aiternoon Won the Held day or the
nfth grade schools from contestants
from FoN. Jackson. Lee and Madison.
The Fox school pupils came second
with 10 - points Cary had ) and
Lee. =. Madison School failed 10
ic@lSt0 u point during the afternoon.
The standing hrOs.i jump proved to
ac the feature event Of the day. ana
Was won by tn" Cary athletes win
case. Eighteen of the twenty Cary
entrants jumped ) feet inches. Girls
OF Cary ana Fox furnished the mos,
thrilling event of the afternoon when
they tied in the Chariot" race. 4
second heat WAS run and the two
schools again ted Cary won the
iC-yard dash also.
J." Tucker Jones, director of physi-
cal education ia the public schools.
vas present and supervised the meet
He cumPlmcutrd the children OF the
records they made and expressed him.
self IS being well pleased With the
interest shown 10y all schools IN the
city.
y mas. -drill in ealisthcnics closed
til" meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
HOLD DRAWINGS FOR
BRITISH GOLF EVENT
Bobby" Jones, American Phcnom
Will Meet G.. G. MansfOrd in
Amateur Championships.
INv UniteI NcMs.I

10y 1Hiltu NtNS.
LONDON. April 27.-"EObby" Jones.
the crack American golfer. has drawn
as his first opponent in the British
amateur golf championships. 6. G.
Mansford. who WAS runncr-up for
last years Scottish championship.
Drawings held today resulted in the
following being matched:
Thompson rs. K. X. Burton. the
former oxford champion: j. Wood
Pla;t. Of Philadelphia. vs.. Major IL. y.
Boyd, former Irish champion: Hunt
vs.. \. Z. crichton: Ouimei rs. &. l..
Din. who - regarded as the most
promising amateur i'll Great Britain;
Wright ". w. Seymour; Chick"
Evans vs.. -. Stoner Crowthcr, win
uor OF the ST Georges I'LL cham
ON April - James II. Doug
las ". Il, W. crummIck: Paul Hun
ter vs. T.. j. carter, OF the Royal Dub
lin C!ub.
The following players drew bycs.
and VIII meet III the second round as
follows
jesse Guiltord. OF Boston VS. cyril
FOLEY. British amateur champion:
lcyton vs. Major Gordon Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
BEATEN BY FRESHMEN
University of Richmond Rats VIC
tors In Close Track Mcct--ScN-
cral Events Exciting.

University OF Richmond Freshmen
won from John MarshaU High school
In limited traok and H"id meet
yesterday afternoon or stadium F.elG
by n final score OF Al - 20 !" =.
The hurdles. discus. and llyclm were
not included. because OF the nigh
school boys inability 90 Ae' previous
trimming in these events
several pretty events were pulled
of. the milo run which Ewing "f
John Marshall won and inc Ioo-yarl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR
/. M. JOHNSON, DRUGGIST

Lewis Marshall Johnson. one Of
Htchm"nd'S w"ll-lSuowu druggists
died at his home. 3l2 North Twenty
third street, at 1880 o'clock ycSter-
day morning, following an attack
of pneumonia.
He is survived hy his Wife Mrs
katherine Nichols Johnson: his
daughter, Airs. W {. Goodman; his
son. Charles Lewis johnson. and one
brother. charles Ernest Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson was the son OF Tia"
late James Ecllucld Johnson and
Snrah cardolin Marshall Johnson. Of
Orange county Fuucral services Will
hc at $3.50 o'clock iomo. ~aw after
noon. from the Leigh Street Baptist
Church, Of which n" was a member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
LEXINGTON ENTRIES

/ p,.ycar-oids ana ny. on" nlIe--ii, T.
= Dan. -; Ethel Gray. 100. Jim Daisy.
Travesty, 1919 INJURY llU
/, sond race--S!. goo. maig!rns n-y.ur-
,coits ard gtd.Ugs, four igriuuss
,di i2; Fas' GG TT III. H ,,sy.. iki:
-. william o!di, il2
'hird rnce-$ 1900. Claiming four year
and up. one aud sixteenth milcs
.Iipols. i0f. itahapiaH H.. irl. AI-i.u
lO' 'S!mH.eion. !"si hlHs Fisher,
fourth race-sl ,ooo: allowances The
nth!aua. four yoar-o!is Hrt o.. slN fur
ags-- i!nck H"ckl.. l0- Hidden Jewel.
y. ssw"N Combs. H.
Fi!lh rncc-l3.Gc0 added i!lnata STAKES
wo-year old hlIies. four furiouPs- Marin
q liS; Tony sue. l!i: NE!ei Lag. Is.
beverly Belle. liz. A'ofr. Iii H'il ana
Coo. III. xBfiEht Trash, ia zI,aun-
a!owdIc llg; 2Comr3i- i Amour. lit.
Hold Me. 49, starre. lia
~ " Parrish entry, III. H. aud H..
SIKH rscc--sI,ooo; allowances. tho Law
Ienccy ure; three ycar-olds Sin fur!onrs-
British Maid. 1903. IIah llcf Way i0..
Bothcratlon. los; Lou WilNs Jos. lphn
Arboy, 1913. west Side. iIg ~r Thomas
kean;, il3. Darjeol!ng. li1. old CHAP lla.
& seventh race, $1,000. claiming ,hrc..
miles Goiden Dawn, l0s j Win Win
1o7: 'Bryniimah. lo7 'Aynt. l0g .Eugoco
J07; Homeward Bound, ~. Conn XIII, -
dI2; Inspector Hurh-s. li?. McAIun 81.
Serbian. liz: Shilling, Ilg.
. Apprentice atIo"dEce CLAIMED weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Trs. rasrm,nrec ysar.olHis ana IN;
Thcoiosia. loo tNilcnj $3.50, Sieo. second
High Value, ITO Ca'lahnl, SlIip. third
second rac,.-four-yc ar-o!ds and up; the
candidate stu.plc chase. about two miles
Grtrwooa. ls7 K.mnycY. $50 'iSG
$3.50 $i,c. second: Butcher Roy. ia5
!proeks,. i5go. ;nra y,a Tms t;93 a;.
shcridan Keronsky, War Victor ana Pee
Third race four-yca9r ODDS ana w.
s2o.5O 81 go SSao, Won i'lncei9!, M
AIso ran: Gloomy Gus. Assumpuon. The
Belgian H.. i,ring" Of Como. Lady iMTury,
aga nda, E!moat. MARTHA I.uckct and LIQUID
Fourth rnes-.we,yy ear,olas. ne An.T-
Maurice, ia IIIayucsD. $3.50. $3.50. 5000.
Won; Good Tiinss, III 'ntcc> $3.50. :,iio,
$3.50. third. Time. :J7 25.
New track record.
Also ran: Ekgus& Me; Tho Way; Ton I,
added starter.
Fifth race, three ys2r-o!!4s; ne night,
tP!erce). s5.SO. $:.5o. $3.50. Won; KIRK
Lexington. los tTurner). - 20 s2.?0 sec
9 i!is "a Ham il' 'S""''' $40 '"'''' ''"'
Also ran: Two Pair and ESQUIRE.
sixth dnc ra no na an,
Iii IButwciD. $1,000. $3.50, s?.sC., won
Star Realm; lit ,hiecl, $40, s2.s" ,ri So
iario. rIih1e,;: GtSnr, nnd Frank Monte
% sss + faaT, K}sr iss s ::
i i:a "f ke6o. wa1ii4a and RsI1"ai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
STATE AND CITY FLAGS
TO BE IN POLICE PARADE


:, Director OF Public Works w NJ
M!crs yesterday received a letter
rom foicc Commissioners r. l.. En-.
outline OF the program arr:,nt.nh fa n
me conference in that city next week
OF me heads Of police departments
United States Commissioner Enrich,
suggests that tho iiags OF the civ
ana the state lac brought by the Rich,
, non. "eiesation TO be used in the big
Director Myers said last night that
the flags would he carried. and Thai
u" nopcd to place Richmond In tho
spotIlSht before the people OF Ncw
York; Nllc viii bc ACCOMPANIED ON mo
trip by Major &. n. sherry. chief of
IN" police department. Tho confer
.nce begins on May 2 and will run
through the entire week
me question Of cooperation in
police matttrs VIII be discussed and
will be tully gone into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
NATIONAL BALLOON RACE
ENTRIES ARE ANNOUNCED
BY AMERICAN AERO CLUB
VIII Start From Birmingham May 21-Three Winners
to Participate in International Contest for
Gordon Bennett Cup in September

Thc aero club was Informed today
mat there would be also three entries
from tho army and one from the
navy.
possibilities of international com
pIicatlonS in connection with tho race
We're looked into by club officials
Ihc ottawa air board has been asked
what rules and regulations would
govern American Hers should their
halIoonS drift into Canada. Ii is
thought bond may be required to
insure the return Of the nyiuS craft
to this country.
similar complications. it WAS point
eel out, miph Int arise during the inter
national event. which Will start from
brussels. Tho course of The wind. il
was said. probably will take the bal
iuonists toward Germany and Russia
ana the officials Of the race are un-
dcrStood to have addressed notes to
diplomatic representatives of the two
countries. 10 try To insure safe return
OF the contestants and their crafts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
PAGEANT PRESIDENCY
ACCEPTED BY SANDS

Oliver. j. Sands announced last
night ihat he had decided to accept
the presidency Of the Virginia His
'"r'cal Pageant Association offered
him at meeting of the association
h'!d Tuesday night
lf the people co-operate with me.
as believe they are going to, the
pageant is going TO be a great thing"
said MIR. Sands.
WITH the selection Of "A president,
historical pageant in MAJ. 400 wi,t
10" pushed rapidly. The selection Of
secretary. VIII" viii give his entire
.,'he TO he paGcaUt. was left up 10
association. a man to MI this nosi-
ZION VIII soon he named by Mr.
sands with the approval of the ry
ccutivc committed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
ley Observation-Disclosures l

NEW YORK April 27.-i:ntrics for
ene national balloon race TO start
from BirminEham. Ala. on May ~
WcIo hmhounc"d here tonight by the
Nero Club of America: The three
winners Will earn the right to par
,icipat" in the international race for
me Gordon l'cnnctt cup To start from
follow: ~"
Royal +. Donaldson. pilot OF the
~! OF birmingham. assisted NV III
II; ~ h"bihson. of the University Of
Wade T.. Van Orman, pilu, of tho
lily 81 Akron. with Willard q. Sib-
okron Chamber OF Commerce
y. :; Mex ibbcn. pilot of the 81
I.'Nils No. .. assisted by H. Il; Honey
well. Clayton. Mo
h'iph inSon. New York. pilot win
ner OF the international cv.nt /,
1878, with /. g. AndruS. AS nidc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
rro-CoIrcr C:nuo. Make rrip.

tTIINNfit'. NpiII -.--I..NIr T.NN",
golf professional AZ the Hayisloc
Country club. Chicago, announced to-
night that he would lie unable TO
go to Europe this spring with the
team of ton professional golfers re
Gently selected to represent the United
States in the British opcr champion
ship l.oOs said b" could not arranE"
his affairs to he absent AT the desired
time. Dr. Paul hunter OF Los An
gclcS. Southern California amateur
champions, arrived in chicago to0a~
on his way TO Europe, where he VIII
and summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

BALTIMORE. MD. April 81
Agreements between tn" Maryland
Racing Commission and Marylnnd
trarks for IN" distribution Of excess
uroii's ar" invalid ana cannot hc On
forced. Attorney General Alexander
Armstrong declared in an opinion
delivered today to tn" racing commits
sion. Bowie and Havrr Il" Grac" aII-
thoriti"s have signed agreements;
PlpliC" has not returned Tn" papers
with signatures. This cuts off revr-
nuo which II was thought tho State
would get. II also leaves tn, Mary
land track free to do what they please
with their prOiis for the spring ana
fall meetings this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
TWENTY-0NE MEN WILL
GRADUATE NEXT MONTH

iwchty-onc young men will gradu-
at" from the Union Theological, Semi
nary during May. The school VIII
close on May IL. having completed a
successful year.
Ihcrc were 100 students enrolled
at The school during the year. Of
whom eighteen were post graduates
I've special ana seventy seven I'm the
three regular classes.
commensurate exercises will begin
SUNDAY morning. May y. ut II O'Clock,
when Key. William Grove. d. d.. pas.
tor of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church
81: Louis. Mo, Will preach the hac-
calalircaIe sermon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
BABY WEEK" LECTURES
AT THE KAUFMAN STORE

Baly Week" which will be OBJ
served throughout the United States
curing the week OF May 9 to Z in
u ,,!tEe. VIII be observed in Richmond
c IN series OF lectures In the In
me lectures will be held under the
nospices OF the Richmond Health be-
Ctrlnieht and the Instructive Visiting
ne made by DR.. ]. s. Weitzcl DR..
toward Urbach. DIR. H. NJ Rosebro.
IT. Henry stern. Miss H.. G.. Friend
MISS Minor and Miss ilurd
inc meetings Will begin at 2:3u
o'clock each afternoon Babies Will
DC weighed each day Ly the nurses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Furniture case ni.r,,..,

Charged with conducting business
without licenses as provided for i'm :,
recent ordinance. imposing spociai
license upon persons who deal in
second hand effects. i. T.. Anderson
and e. Bailey were dismissed in
Hastings Court Yesterday hy Jude
Richardson The defendants were
represented 10y Fulton * Wicker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
AMERICAN RACKETER'
REGARDED AS CONTENDER

LONDON April .7.---As result Of
nus brilliant play I'm the second round
~ the amateur tennis championship
matches at The queens club here. G..
s Cutting. "i Now York s. NOW re
.lrdcd "a the most dang rouS con
tender for the crown of l.. NJ Bacr-
lciu. present holder OF IN" title.
Cutting defeated Captain X. Is.
Price by e. and 6-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
nrri>inn In Mnlnmc.

MEM ORLEANS. April 2'.-J"ck
Malone, Of 81. Paul, Was awarded tn"
decision over Battling ortcGa nt san
Francisco. in tho twelfth round %! "a
scheduled l5-ruund fight here tonight.
While Malone was apparently knock
81 out, the boxing ComMsSsi IN ruled
that Ortcgn had struck low ana save
Malone the decision. Nal ,uc weighed
800 pounds and ortcga lot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

West virginia has passed a law
Crca,in!: a Bureau OF Vital statistics.
and has appealed TO the Virginia au-
r"au for aid in establishing ii. In
until tha tim" OF the passage OF the
act West Virginia has been ono Of
such q bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
JONES LEAVES ATLANTA
TO SAIL FOR LONDON

ATLANTA. GA, April - Robert
II. Jones, lr.. left Atlanta. today TO
sail Saturday from New York for
England where he Will be "a mcrnl Ell
OF the American team OF golfers. who
viii try to win the British amateur
and open charlottesville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
nnrurs ,.;nin.t Gambling.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 81
t'cor%" : Barnes. president Of the
Newport News baseball club. has re-
pucStcL police TO arrest ali rrrsons
caught betting at tho virginia League
ball park here. Ne says that those
caught gambling on tn" games viii
De prosecuted to tho limit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Court Term J..u,t.

The term OF the Law aud :oui,
Court ended Yesterday. Judge Cri,mn
announced that no motion may he
mad" IN that court. rcturnablc before
May =. when the new term viii hnrin
During the recess Judge GRIMM ,'ii,
nc stated. 20 into n number of i'm .
portani matters. which he has under
consideration. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
KEEPER SEEKS RELEASE
TO BECOME MANAGER
lHy Associated Press. |

CLEVELAND, OHIO. April 21.-Ed
N!epitr. former star pitcher of the
cleveland Indians, who voluntarily
retired from the game two wears
ago, has tclcrraphcd Manager Spcak-
or ana President Dunn, asking that
he bc given his unconditional re-
lease. His rcqucSct will bc granted
IT. the other teams will waive on
him
k"nicr has been appointed manager
OF tn" pkmulgce team Of the Western
.hSSuCiit ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

docket without trying u case. All
OF the actions were continued until
brought by the Dan River and River
siuc Mills for the correction of as
Scsscd taxes and that brought by w
Is. Dahcc against w. u. ana Il. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Indians I.c, tiurlrr go.

CLt.NEl.ANp. ONO. April -
Nelson Iott. Cincinnati Suuthpaw
sand lot pitcher. has been released
hy the cleveland baseball club To the
Houston TcNaS League. on Hn OPP
iional agreement. II was announced
tonight Manager Speaker said Pott
would rcjoin the Indians in the fail
or nNNt SnrinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

Nrno!i tchick) Grandii. former Chi
"ago White SoX player. arrested here
last n'Ght 10 answer charges OF par
t"ipation III the alleged throwing az
the 1919 worlds series. was released
upon his own rcCorniznncc today Th.
polio" said they acted upon iustruc-
tiOnS from Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Cirot,c tn ,rucnr Voluntarily.

UF.TIt'lTI, MIITTu NNIll -i.-- I.NVIt
Cicottc. formrr Chicago American
pitcher, named In connection OF the
baseball scandal. viii appear v"luu-
tarily III Chicago within Il dag or
two and furnish bond pending further
action in til" case. Announcement 10
this effect WAS made today 10y Daniel
PasSiday. attorney for cicOttc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Officer. ,,c,s In ,y,,,

Word has boom rccclvcd by Clerk
walter Christian. of the Hastings
Court. that Lord Poultcr &. Blake.
we'll known in this city. hu" been ar.
rested again. This time d, dcvnlous
that he is in the prison of his Bri, :
ish Maj"sty at Dundalk England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Freshmen Heat woodl,crr,.

WooDBEKRY FOREST, M. April
2I.-'rhc University OF Virginia first
year baseball team defeated Wood
berry Forest here today by the score
Of II to ..
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MnIrh nrcnnnn nnd MisLr.

ST PAIL MIMI, April li.-I'iII
brennan. of New York ana B!liy
MiSl<". Of st. raul, hcaNywcights Will
meet here IN i tCu-round no decision
h0Mt NAV q. II WIS. nnmNmmc,l to-day.
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ncd> nrlrusr nut,,.ihrr

CINCINNATI \pri 35-Inhcldcr
Carl Schmchl mas been released hv
the Cincinnati National League club
to the st. raul club. OF the american
Association. He viii leave for ST
nnNl inmnrrnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
AIc>an.lrr.s Arm Had.

CINcINN All. April @,.--tiroVcr
home Ia Chicago tonight by MANAGER
EvorS. To consult u physician. Alex
uudcr has been having trouble with
his pitching arm and expects To take
- course Of treatment that Will re; il
into condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
VIRGINIA PITCHER WINS
!, GAME WITH 3-BASE HIT

g. CHARLOTTESVILLE. W. Apru ~
: Virginia defeated Drlethorp. Ia
{ day. : 10 i. Captain Harrison Won
triple, scoring Stauu.r Earrison
famed thirteen ana Tugk nine Dunn
OF Virginia, was rppbcG ~ ,wa Ei;.
through spectacular catches by Day.d
mi Hope.
Score by innings f. IL -
,Sicthorpe ....l61 600 900 /;
NrgInia ........ $50 go iUX-g
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JUDGE ADJOURNS COURT
WITHOUT TRYING A CASE

DANVll.LE. VA. April 27.-.Iudro
lr:ier pillard today adjourned tho
Circuit Court after disposing OF the
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NIngo May RcInIu ,,,c,.c

iTLANTA. Ga. April =; H.d..
nro. Atlanta. LET fielder. uho il
with the Ne" YORK. American
que club. probarfy VIII return To-
int, within Il fcw days. IL was
med tonight.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-27
\ COSTLY PIECE OF ROAD

$4,000 because failed to mend
mole in tho might fixed less
appeared neglected and grew worse Finally
automobile wrecked by it, The owner sued the
lnty $4,000 a the full amount
Of the best things that
lponed community provided the lesson needed
of failing, Berkeley is
tendency build highways
worand consider the
years find that
than all.
principal better
they they built The
regarded Importance than the original
along maadamized mile
with hammer, breaking lie
of acwake patrols his section OF
looking weak AS he notices
slight fills
that the patched place undingushable.
problem comparable
much the attitude She
improved than
better shape than road
dangerous bumps and holes,
The has been improving this regard
became expensive emphasize
Still, repair e
attention everywhere
three
and higher