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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
TUCKER CONFERs WITH
LEADERS IN RICHMOND
Candidate for Governor Promises
to Cooperate With Women
in Welfare Work.

Harry st. George Tucker. candidate
Tor Governor is in the city, and Will
be here until Monday. He was in con-
terence yesterday with friends and
supporters. Indications according 10
those who paid their respects To the
candidate yesterday, were To tho cf-
fect that the people of the State were
as fulIy committed to Mr.. Tucker as
they were months ago.
IN response to q letter from Mrs
Is y. brebs. of Roanoke. onc of the
most widcly-known workers for wo-
men In the state. who is active In the
organization of Il State w idc Mother
Teachers Association. who asked him
what lie thinks Of the women orran-
izatlons in general and this one in
particular. Mr.. Tucker says:
I'm their laudabIc cndcavors to-
wards the conservation Of child lifc
ana the proper education OF both
mothers and children. physically,
mentally and morally, these associa-
TONS are doing q tremendous amttInt
OF good. and take great pleasure in
cordially comrndinE their work IL
elected Governor of Virginia IL Viii
be my pleasure to cooperate with
them IN every way that ~ within my
power"
Mr.. Tucker has jue, returned from
II trip over much of the northern
portion of the State, and is satisfied
that he will carry the congressional
dist ricts in that section. He finds
the sentiment firmly fixed for him.
and believes that he has lost no sup
pOrtcrs since the new candidate has
gotten In the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
CORlEY HEADS OWNERS
OF GRACE ST. PROPEj

Officers were elected ard ;,
PlhnS were mad. az the Hrst u.c
81 IN" Grace street proprr,v ou.
anu Merchants which was held
''fhHN afternoon at o'ciock M
thczEnnln" floor OF Murphyta 4
L"r the purpose OF pcrrnansu,Iy
'cct!ns IN" organization. ThfE n
itIph was temporarily os,atli
'pnut Two weeks ago. but mn 10,
hrrhhG" fr"n,s wcr" made win 20,
20 the intur. work uf tho ,n.,rho'
SHhfcSScs wcr. ,nah. at IN. m
,hG yesterday by J. AiSton Cnl,cI
IS SSdhor. Jr.. W. :. Rho:td. AND
oricS. The members dorIdeh
lHe main thing To he scro,nnIi
Was tne building up OF Grace :,
3hi !nrr"vin. the lighting svs
~ ~ ais" the purpose of the orr
Hht"n TO better tho mercantile /
hcSs on the street
The officers which were elected
~, iciIows: J. g Corley. pr.si,l
a.. > Eh"ads, first vice presid
" lie" Joel, second vice pres Id
VI. L. iio'h"in"r. third vice prcsi,
ann J"hh ., Kobe. secretary
Those present al the mc.,inr
90 follows. Or. ~. - g M,,.it,,t
Or. Charles Robins, !. Aston -,
- u. Sydnor. Jr.. irving Gr.en
Dr. J. Fulncr Bright. " RnyJ'ss
Abrams. VI T. Porter, II J,y,rb,
; *. Mckee. J. W. D-o,yn
stokes, Mr.. Dunn. g. G. Kirkm.
i,T, j.. \. Ward. James Swrany
Noon. j. w. Wilson, w. r. Kirk ]
i!ht.S' Jr.. y. +. Cook and Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
PITTSBURGH MAN Makes
WONDERFUL STATEMENT
Declares Tanlac Enabled
Him to Eat Better, Sleep
Better and Work Bet
ter-Has Gained Thirty
Pounds.

81 consider Tanlac the grandest
medicine in the world. for have
actually gained 80 pounds in weight
since began taking it, 1t has just
simply filled me with new life ana
energy. and for the frs, time i'm years
can sit down to the table and en-
joy three square meals n day like
other people. In fact. Tanlac has
made me- cat better, feel better. sleep
better and work better. and | guess
that's all man can expect of a
medicine.
before | took Tanlac l was off %
pounds in weight and was so badly
run down ] was Ia rdly able to do my
work. Nothing seemed TO agree with
me and my food Invariably soured on
my stomach. ! would always have an
uncomfortable bloated-up feeling in
my stomach, and although 1 tried
many kinds OF medicines. ] never got
relief until | took Tanlac.
81 also suffered conside ia bly, at
times from rheumatism. but this has
all disappeared. In fact. this wonder
fil medicine has made IL new man out
OF me in every way. feel years
younger and can do as much work as
in any day OF my life.
give you my testimonial. because I
want other people who are suffering
as did TO take. this medicine and got
relief"
The above remarkable statement
was made by Harry NJ. Allen. resid-
Ing at 1000 Saint Martin Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
PIRATES WILL PLAY ID
EXHIBITION CONTESTS
Try Associated prcsx

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March 25.-
The Pittsburgh National League, base
nan club Will play fourteen exhibit
non games in min" Southern ana
southwestern cities after the com
ri"tion OF their spring training here.
according To the ciub's itinerary as
announced by Secretary Murray
Leaving twenty pf the Younger
players here for additional training.
N" frat" regulars viii break .rmp
March 30 and open the exhibition
.am" schedule in Little Rock ON the.
sam. day. Tho Pirates wUi return
10 Lit lie Rock for another game April
- ana VII! be joined AT that time
In addition to the schedule Of tn.
PITTSBURGH first team. the Yannig,ns
VII! play In" Little Rock Southern
Association here Apri! 3 Tn, SEIZED d.
w" or the Pirate regulars follows:
March 80. Little Rock Southern As
:a,.oriation AT l.itti. Rock: March III.
inIsa Western League at Tulgn
;NpriI l. OK lnhoma CITY Western
itaEu" AT oklahoma city. April " and
!. Wichita Falls Texas I,nacu, -,
Mi'hita Falls; April and ;. For,
Woris Texas League ut Fort Wortl,
Apri! and :. Dallas Texas League.
~ ia has: April $. LIN. Rock Souib-
"Fh association at Little Rock. Anril
y ana 10. Memphis Southern Aossn
cation at Memphis: NurN II ana !,
louisville American Association a,
louisville. 80
Pittsburgh viii open tho ,cru,,, >
season IN Cincinnati NrriI 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
PENN STATE SWEATERS
LEAVE FOR SOUTH TODAY

Spr'Cldl to Inc iliN"S- ~ lHl gu
STATE COLLEGE, IA March -
Coach iiuGo HrZi"k sent In" Penn
state min. through Two sti"nn"rS
yNcrkou," today. uH- ia III" uurr.nS
ana ia, other ia the nt;cruunu iIhi-
~ l:iItz. the philadelphia tvi. has
.,,uk.u So vel! in rrnctIc" thar The
BiUc and White coach has prDciicHl!v
frcidua upon him for riehi Held, for
the coming southern ,'p "a; LAST.
captain liiukIc iain-s has been
moved from l-ii field his OLD position.
4" The middle garden. where his
speed WI prove {" b, even marc OF
tr asset Joc l.lghtnrr. the MaryS-
VILE hoy. cavprtcd IN left field to-
.day.
This was tn" nual practice. for the
team VIII l'aN" early tomorrow fer
the sunny south BrZdrE has d"cid-
"a To take seventeen men on the
"trip. ana 1t Us prohahi" that Tia" fol-
lowing payers WIii D- included:
pitchers Thomas. M"lliuErr. Hunter.
I"i!'r and Miller. catChcrs. irUm-
hHugh Ludw.ck and Hare iniicldcrs.
i'H"ry McIrki". k"rh kO-hlcr and
Livingston; 1uia-ldvrs iiaineS,
Li%'siurr tintZ aud Bcdeuk The
npcHiUr sitU" Viii take place on
Muuday With pts a. u Naval Train
.H2 station ,ram ~ Hampton Roads,
f ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
CUMBERLAND, MO-. BIDS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
I by AssOciatcd prcssl

NEW YORK. March ga new To-
THaiatA Tor the possible holding Of the
dempsey Carpenter hcavywcirh,
championship bout was Injected into
me situation here today. when IL dele
SatIon OF citizens from Cumberland
Nd. conferred with Promoter Tex
fickard. While Richard refused 10
make amy statement regarding the
PROBABILITY of the international match
being held AZ Cumberland. he agreed
10 meet special committee consist
ing OF Mayor T. w Keen. =, W
siakc secretary of the Cumberland
: mhinher ot commerce. and J. w.
snyder again tomorrow and examine
IN. plans ana accommodations which
II Will present
Cumberland was an earnest bidder
Tor the Hard Dempsey bout two
Years ago. and il was thought at one
time that the Maryland city had OH :
tanned the puGiliStic attraction. Later
Wh"n the bout was awarded to Tol.do
the Cumberland committee of thar
period rndcayorch to sccur, n pro,nis.
from Richard tina; his next big bout
would he staged there. but no definite
assurance given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
TRACK ALLEGED SLAYER
OF TWO IN ALABAMA
Negro Charged With Murder Of
Aged Man aud 15-fcar-Old BE-
licvcd on Way To Chattanooga.
BY Associated Press. !

BIRAIlNGHhM. ALA, March 25--
After tracking - negro whom officers
believe to be the slayer or j. l..
iiourgouis ~. and 5-ycar-old Lacey
Murphcc. as FAR rs Alfalfa today.
chief Deputy McDun aud his squad
Of men returned 10 tonight. unsuc-
ccssful in their attempts TO eaten
him.
j. l.. Taylor. chief of police OF
Leeds, and several officers havcs con-
tinucd the chase. going 70 Chrtta :
is headed. Police authorities a!on.,
the rout- have been notified. and are
on the iookou; for the man.
After officers had spent all OF yes
terday searching for clues IN the case
call was received at tn" sh"r'r' 81
Office this morning that the negro
had been surrounded at a point be-
tween Lovick and Springviil". In
was TO the effect that the negro had
been seen with II shotgun on tn" day
of the murder in the vicinity nf
where the aged man and youth were
killed. near Henry Ellen, and when
seen yesterday was stealing through
a dense woods. However. IN" oiti-
GERS failed 10 iind the negro on reach
Ing the scene.
given the officers regarding IN" re-
gro was furnished By a train crew.
All day officers hav. been tracking
the negro. ana went az far ~ Al
had been seen. chief OF roiic. 'ray
lor and his men continued the chase
in order 10 allow the Birmingham Of
nccrs TO return. The intended dcsti-
nation OF the negro - believed to b."
Chattanooga, and kilograms lavc
been sent to tn" Tennessee ci'y by
Sheriff iIartsn"ld. and officers state
that every road into that city is be-
Ing watched.
The report today that the negro
mad been surrounded and and assist
ance was needed created much cx-
element in birmingham. and Sheriff
lIartsacld sont All Of his deputies.
heavily armed, 10 the scene How
ever. they returned tonight. dcclar
ing that the negro had not been seen.
In tn" meantime, John j.. Hendricks
and John Davis, who reside in the
nciGhhorhood or Henry Ellen. are be
ing held in the county TAIL in con
ncct!on with the double murder.
They were brought TO birmingham
this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
VIRGINIA TECH ATHLETES
MEET PENN STATE TODAY
Dual Affair in Biacksburg Opens
Poly's Spring Program-Nisi-
tors Arrive.

Especial u The Times Dispatch
BLACKSBUIG. VA. March a5--
V. J.. !. will open her spr!n.; program
OF sports here tomorrow afternoon
with II dual track meet with Penn
State.
The state squad under The leader
Shil' of Coach Bill Martin. arrived
mere AT noon today, and Immediate
~ began preparations for their srtto
men in his squad. all al whom are
ton-notchcrS in their several events
MANAGER Waiter Sell stated toda.
mat states prospects for captuIl;i-:
tri"'i honorS in the East this LAP
were brighter tnan ever before. Mar
TINS crew took charge of Miles Field
tl..S afternoon ana hc prouotuccS
Ms charges t" be in III trim 10 hrcak
Among the high lights with tn"
state team ar" Charlie WAY. All
American half-back Of the past sea-
son. VINO viii he entered IN tn"
nr0au Jump high jump, .javcllm and
loO-yard dash. RomiG. interc"llcgl-
ate ciNsS-countrN champion. who will
run the two mile. barron. in tho
high jump and high hurdlcs and
Clarence Beck. star football tarkl"
of last season. who Will represent
Penn state in the several weight
events.
Virginia Tech is an Unknown
quantity. Rill Wharton will ""r,aiu-
" be missed tomorrow. hut Coach
Ken cubbaGe is banking strong ON
captain Dwight Carpenter. in th.
broad jump and iavciin. Byrd viii
make strong hid for the hirn
jump. "Eill" ShcrcrtZ will Ne Tech =
representative" in the weights. aud
IiSinScr will dn the. pole vaul,iug
Tech Will he weak in the hurdles and
IN" distance events, hut Erittingham
should show a neat pair of heels to
the StatcrS in the IiU-dash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
NOMINATE ANDERSON
FOR FOOTBALL MANAGER

walter Anderson Was nominated
lot NJ position of manager of ncXt
the advisory and executive commit
tcSS OF lh" i;ichmond Athletic GIN,
hcid IN Ia" Merchants National Bank
genera! discussion of In" outlook
patcd IN hE all. At th,. hrliun:n,-
me question of whether or MOI =
team would %" Put in the held aros,.'
ll;;hi.r 'nnSId"ration was necessary 10
proved b"N'Ni u doubt thnt an utl,-
Ictic cut can be- success in Eich-
ihohd. and mat the people are wjiijnr
to support one.
Another meeting win h.. h.,J .o,,,
~ which tim" IL viii bo l,a,,,n1
whether or not Anderson Viii I,.r,nt
ne position At this meeting a can.
laln !"r me football team win be
erected anu hnai plans will Ice m,I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
lYNCHBURG COLLEGE NINE
WALl0PS VIRGINIA TEAM

lSnec.nl To The Times Dispatch
Gil AiLoTTESVlI.i. VA. March
-';-~An all night rain caused can
collation. Of a double header between
princeton and Virginia. tho Niger
SHihh delaying it's start Sonth.
In hastily arranged game, Vir
S!hlh encountered tartar in Lynch
10 u :
Thomas. a Southpaw. allowed the
:NrSIhianS hut six scattered hits and
TANNED twelve. Con. second basam.n
Tor Lynchbnrg played sensational
oai Eesides making four hits. In :
Guiding n double, his bare-hnnd cutch
oi watkins hot liner in the fourth
mining, proved the iiclding feature
lie also tailed the only earned run
on Sut'cr:ielhs' triple.
score: y II u,
l.ynrhhurg n 100000 o !,
Virginia OnO0 ODOnO-0 6 2
batteries: Thomas and Arnold.
irioc. Taylor and Holland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
TR|NKLE SPEAKS
At LAWRENCEv|LLE
senator Pleased at Results Shown
by Automobile Trip Through
Eirpiniu.

information received Mt tho head
mmunrtcrs of State Senator T.. Lee
Trinkle. candidate for Governor. las,
night was to the effect that Senator
, nrinkie was due To speak In Law
renceHillc last night. after having
tt1mpicted an automobile trip during
me course of which he stopped nj
seven places, at each of which he
" ether shook hands" or made a run
the same Information was to tho
effect that the Senator was gaining
support on all sides
General w. w. Sale. ut headuuar-
,crs. stated that final arramgem"nts
We're being made for the first local
appearance of Mr.. Trinklc as an ora
tor lie Will speak at Iiinford Junior
5iiEh school on the night OF March
-. AZ that meeting Walker G. Cot
.reiI: OF the city School Board, will
preside Hiram Smith. former dis
,rlct attorney, viii introduce MIR
Irinkle. and Mrs. G. liarvie Clarke,
Will speak
Arrangements will he made to take
care OF as large Il crowd as mlv
appear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
HOOVER PLANS SURVEY
OF WORLD PRODUCT
Movement Now Under Way Ia
tain Figures on Cotton ana
Leather.
[By Associutcd press1

WASHINGTON. March 25
Tor survey of world Droductio,,
consumption. together with tho :,
crilg or hHurcs on visible stool
ati commodities are under consiI
ZION by Federal officials a.
already Is under way by the DO,
ihcnt OF Commerce 10 obtnin ~
ures on cotton and leather. The
| gram has been approved By pr.u,
hardlhI ms II result OF representa-,
lauc ny cotton producers. ana
bcen passed on to Secretary uoo,,,
devotion. i'o"F'
To supply l'nrtS and FIrur.,
me motive behind the movemc,
10 supply American commerce.
agriculture with facts and Gr
concerning the world markets nf
hrc5cnt anu future. Mr.. IIoover
nhsiS Tor producing aud trndin
ioovei declared IL waE ms :, :,
| mat world conditions he dns
known. iic added tina, s,atisti,...
An'rlcan production ana stot.tv
not sufficiently complete. I'm,
| oHer foundation from which
Cotton interests arc ,,ndor.,oo
nave claimed that Il reduction ~ I,
age was inevitable ncxt war -,
INC world stocks OF that comm
Dc anywhere near as lr,s, ,s
| ri'ch Ihis situation. MIR. 10
StIi"d. showed the necessity r,. :.
crihS IN" facts about tina, com M,
as vel Ds others
Need Il Apparent.
~ not the Intention. hownvo
launch into a program Of ob,,t
| STATISTICS on all commodities M
me. Although Mr.. Hoover saI,
oii'Ncu IN" need Was apparent
added that his department, IN. ia
crnnr"d by LACK or personnel and q
For the present, it is prono.o
Gmtihrr the data through Amer
nlpioihaiic offices aud trade rnnra
stlr.s abroad where they cxis,
W. Hoover explained such farII
were necessarily limited ana IN
SLOW progress. ''
tho suggestion has been mad
commerce officials also that tho
contract committee. which
ih""Fcr ~ organizing. lend their
I"FtS 10 determine foreign prodi,,
anl consumption. Mr.. Hoover az,
10 nav" httccn OF tn" committee.
the various important lines OF ,
Mcr"ihl activity Scrvc in AN al .
capacity with him Tho Va,
nam b"rs OF Commerce. together
mo statistical division OF cScct
piftnlcntS may be utilized In,
work. IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
JOHN MARSHALL TEAM
TO OPEN SEASON TODAY
Locn! High School Nine Will En-
counter Church Hill Mt
Boulevard Field.

The John Marshall High School
baseball nine will meet the strong
Church Hill Athletic club team to-
day. ut Boulevard Field AT O'clock
ior the first game of the season. The
contest should prove fast and inter
sStinE; from the star, as both teams
nave hccn putting in some hard prtc-
Tee Tor the past week.
Ihc game VIII give both teams 4
inuch-nccdcd opportunity to got an
idca OF their strength. Coach Mccall
mas enough available men to form at
!cast three teams. and the showing.
IN today's game may decide the rcgu-
iar linc-up for the year.
Church flin. last years amateur
champions Of Richmond Will have
me Of thrir old men hack on the
held Ten Tien"r. star catcher. Hay.
Logon. ChcwuinE ANA others will be
oaSk IN uniform again this year.
Manager Blankcnship OF the High
School nine, announced the fullowin,,
;inc-up; kann. shortstop: sharp. first
pasc: Tyson, second base: I.oistc'
third base: Walden, LET, field: Green,
center field; Hall. right field II. Dud-
ley catcher: Burnaman Crouch. or
~: dudley, pitcher. Ther" are sew
well and Coach Mccall will give as
many as possible It chance l., the
game. II il probable that Ewing
iinklc. sutton. Bray. Rowscy and
sEunor Will h" used before the con-
test is over
Church IIns lineup viii bo as
follows: jenkins. third base, Dcvinc.
center field; Woodward. left field
Iisnor. catcher: Strain. shortstop:
I.ieson. second base; Wharton. right
held: iiotchkich first base. and
chewning. pitcher. Several other
men may be given a trial during the
game.
Next Tuesday tn" High School team
VIII play old Point Comfort college
OF Fortress Monroe. The High School
lads are confident they Will make a
creditablc showing against the older
team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
HOLDER OF RECORD GIVES
GALLERY FINE EXHIBITION
Jock Hutchinson Has Chance to
Skater Ills Own Mark Dur
ing Golf Tournament.

]
ASliENlll.E. y. C., March 25.-Jock
Hutchinson, OF Glcnvicw club. Chi
.aGo. holder OF the record for scvcn-
ty-tw holes ut the Ashcvilic Country
tiub, led a field OF sixteen players IN
me opening of the open professional
tourney here today. Hutchinson made
q total score OF l3S for the AIRS,
George FothcrinEham, Of Breton
woods. y. Y. va" close second.
with n total for the day Of 40 points.
Hutchinson missed "a number Of short
putts and this was responsible. for
the center OF play. aud present indi-
cations are that his former record
at The club VIII lac broken by him
.elf.
Leo Dirgcl. Detroit. failed 20 show
any brilliant form In III" morning
play. and ranked fourteenth In the
afternoon he ranked Gfth. Clar"nc"
Hackney made Il nashic shot oc NJ
teen feet at hol. twclV" that was well
npplauded. lIutchinson's morning and
afternoon scor" was 80. The players
entering the play We're:
Jock Hutchinson. Glrnvicw County
George Fothcringham. Rrctto
Woods Gof Club. New York
Clarenc" Hackney. Atlantic city
Golf club Atlantic city
Leo plesel, Lochmor country club.
Detroit.
Wilfrcd l., Reid Wilmington Coun-
try club Wilmington. Del
Pat O'lIara, Staten Island
Hill Gocbel. Charlotte Country Club.
Charlotte" y =.
j. NJ Mckenzie. Chattanooga Coun-
try club. chattanoora. Tenn
George Mclean, Grassy Span COLI
club New York.
Jack Burgess. Ashovil" Country
club
E-nuk Clark Anderson < Z.
Dan Kenny. olcan Country Club,
Olcan. " V.
w {. Sherwood. Mount Ruiiders
Country club Ohio.
W G. Gordon. chlllicothc Country
club Hartford.
I:ill Mackir. Ashcviilc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
MERCHANTS BANK ELECTS
MANAGER AND CAPTAIN

The baseball team which viii rem
resent Merchants National Bank ,lur-
ing me comins season was organized
~ "lrr'ins h"id yesterday Tho
when Was recently organized
IN" election OF officers WAS IN. a.
business OF the meeting Punk =
i,u. , wa" mad" manager wi:h
iaStcs' amateur payers Of Richmond
VIII nc INCLUDED ON the team Viii
ihck Waih"H on second. pevine AMI
h ne, ~ ~. hoN. Caldwell on nrSt
pase. ana carter and Ollie Deyina IN
me heid. strong liue-up is nrc-
Manager Iendlcton will play sbor,
he behind III. b1j - w III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
RICHMOND ATHLETIC CLUB
TO ENTER OUTDOOR MEETS

At - meeting OF !hc track men of
The Richmond Athletic Club held in
iiarriS-lNppcn'S store yesterday at
t-rnoon IL was decided Ia put an out
door track team in the field this year.
This was til" only decision made.
hut plJuS for III" cpuin. season were
discussed at length. Another meet
in.: prupublN Will "a" held soon, at
which time d-iinitt arrangements
Viii h- made.
Thc decision was gratifying TO ath-
i"tic drvut"rs in EichmOnd. as some
fast meets ar" ia store. The Rich-
mrnd Athletic Club is now repre-
scented IN almost all branches OF
Sports aud compares iavorabiy with
athletic clubs Of larger cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
BLOOD TRANSMISSION KEEPS
JOHN MCCARTHY AL I'VE
IRy Nssocintrn IT,. |

BOSTON, March 25-John T. No
Cnrthy; Kept alive for twcntvronr
hours by TRANSMISSION OF blood from
ms mother ana brother after he hn%
Deer, If"r'"nsiy Wounded in the bar.
former baseball player. Vas kII.I
Yesterday, was nj the point OF dc,ih
tonight Physicians at the CITY hoe
nltai held on, little nope for his
recovery. no
WhSn James t. Common. hnr,cpd.r
who Is held as the man who urea M
shots. was arrairned in the p,lIc,
Court, continuance Of the cas" was
nor Is charged with McI.ran's min.l..I.
ana aI Win assault with intent TO XIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
TWO COLTS ARE LET GO
BY MANAGER RYAN
Petersburg GETS Harris, while New
port News Puts In Claim for
sItuclx"

sam pauShton and "Cudrr" Uar-
rlS VIII no; wear Richmond uni
io'ns this year. President Bradley
Of the Virginia League announced
Yesterday. Manager RAY Ryan
asked for waivers on the two men.
but Ncwpor, News and Petersburg
refused 10 let them 20.
l'aurhton, who played center field
last season. originally WAS acquired
from Newport News He proved one
Of the best hcldcrS seen in Richmond
FOR some time. although he never
gained his stride in hitting. Harris
never proved very effective. hut IS
believed he will. make Il valuable
pitcher after a little more expert
cncc.
baughton's fielding will prove Il
valuable aid to the Shipbuildcrs, but
whether or not Harris will remain
with Petersburg rcmnins 10 he soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
HUSTINGS COURT REVERSES
DECISION OF POLICE COURT

In the appeal case OF T.. G. Pclouzo
against the city OF Richmond, coming
from the Police Court. where Mr.
pc!ouzc was fined 81 for alleged
violation OF city ordinance. by
placing trash barrels in AN alley in
rear ~ his Premises, jury in liust-
ings Court yesterday returned II YER
dict Of not guilty.
While there appeared to have been
ancc. Mr.. IclouHc showed that he had
hccn given permission by the Street
Cleaning Department, some time ago
20 place the barrels Of trash in the
alley II was explained by tho de-
rartmcnt that such pcrmission was
granted during tho war. when the de :
partmcht was short Of men. and this
action rn"ant assistance in faClliiat-
ing work. Judge Richardson warned
Mr.. Pclcu.c that he must observe the
rcuuir"m. hts OF the ordinance here
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