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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
S ERATE VOTES
FOR AMENDMENT
TO DlSAR N

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The
senate late today adopted the
amendment Of Senator Borah, re-
publican, Idaho, 10 the naval ap-
preparation bill which would re-
quest President Harding to invite
Great Britain aud Japan to join
with the United States in dis
armament conference.
The vote for Senator Borah s
amendment was "a 10 o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
DR.. ELDER RETIRES,,
KANSAN COMES TO
SANTA FE HOSPITAL
Change in Management
June | Elder to Enter
Private Practice

W D. Goeltz Santa Fo physician
nt the railroad hospital az Mulvnne.
kansas. be- to arrive iu Albuquerque
in a fcW days TO become physician IN
charge ~ the santa Fo railway hos
piual here. Ills duties here are TO
start june J.
Dr John w Elder who has been
in charge uf the hospital for years. is
Co go into private practice in Albu-
qucruuo lio viii continue 20 handle
Santa Fc co1st line Eases here how
over
Dr. Elders office De- 10 be establish
"a iu the Grant buildings lie and
family viii reside in the coo block
ON North Eleventh street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

from the spirf world before and after
Notts death
John Edward Johnston milk
pcddlet employed hv Wades father.
will nD. a murder r. Irsc after Mrs
Nntts TRIAL
Tine stat. charges that h. was al
tho Nuu Huu. lew minutes before
tho murder lnI hat be- holpud carry
away the trunk containing Notts
body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
HARDING WILL
BACK REVISED
PEACE TREATY
Modified Versailles Pact
Will Be Back in Senate
in Ninety Days

WASHINGTON, May go
Agreement to send the peace res
olution TO the house for consider
alton next week was reached 20.
day at a conference Of republican
members Of the house foreign af.
fairs committee. Committee mem
bers said the resolution TO be re.
ported would not include repeal
Of the declaration Of war, as pro
vided for in the Knox resolution
recently passed by the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

GENOA, May go. American naval
officers have completed the work of
pi.sinr on board the United states
d. Hspurt MTrs fhc airahip Rome, re-
Gently purchased from Italy by the
American government. The tru nsport
will auil soon for the United states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

INWLNV. ION WUN = TWWI|
gritlun authorifiDH here announced
TODAY thcy had received information
that Frank Zamau alias Charles nm.
llus alleged American radical had
boon dcpurtrd from MrNico to san
Fiaariscu. through the port of Mazat'
Ian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

BUENOS AIRES, May 25.-Two
psis,ins were tnicd and eey'o-H
wounded IN fighting hero yesterday
between union anu non-uniun port
workers. There were two riots IN
which pistols were used as well as
many brawls IN the unlonists and
non unionisfa fought with their fists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Presbyterian Assembly Orders
Investigation Into High Cost
OF Training Its Ministers

presbytory relative 20 Mormonisn
Recon mcndatiOns Of tho standins
committee on homo missions that tho
homo mission council be discontinued
were voted down BY q vote OF set 70
glg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Weather
At THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO, AIlBUoUERoUE

UIEhc temper
uturr. NIs lowest
temperature 30
daily range temper
pturr 80. mean
daily temperature.
G6 relative humid
idlfN. & o. m s.
grlstiv, humidity g
a m. q, prccipita
tiuu. uours maN wee
incity of wind. miles
per hour if: pre-
N4ilIur direction.
-uHfb character of
Htt UH. tlHHI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The
treaty of Vorsail;os will bo back In
a.. ...,,,.. ,,t,,,t.. On A.. ,,t,t q, -,
wv '''''" N''"'' ~ ""s WIN ",'S-
HaE" rom it's'p'ht hatuihs urging
that Il Doe ratified.
That IL tho conviction which L.
,.....t..., -. -, -. -. A..
VIZ
washington VINO have been closely
following events since the new ad-
tninlstratlon came Into power.
.,, .,,.. tts.., -.
i' VIII 'e er'A''9 Hh'uH'eu N'Hy
as compared with the form IA which
rruaident Wilson sent Il to the sgnate
.,a b,a a, -, t.ct A. ht,,, ,,t,t,,,,,
u'' inuiS'hs tesoiu''oh'
All sections and clauses rcfcrring
directly or indirectly to the League
az >s..,t,,.. IN s.. ..ti,,,t,,,,.t t,..t,,t
-,
ihs "i course th' covenant Nseh WIN
ATS famous article ten.
- n.,.... ,.,........
IN
y HThe Shantung clauses ana those re-
fvrring 90 mandates also viii b. NOR,
o. less painleasiy extracted before the
r"natc rs asked TO perform the ac,
Of ratification.
There may be- other clauses Of
greater or less importance. cut out. in
difference to republican prediction
pledges and hostile senatorial s,nt.-
mcnt
President Harding and Secretary OF
state Hughes viii SO as far as they
pussibly eau 10 make the document
H'''pab" 70 the Mn-thifus OF th'
a'nnte whose votes are necessary
hNl tseil lndloalon points 70 IN,
on. Nl'st Is,t ~ IN. sl'uatioh that "
- ,h' haIaihk huth'H pon'. nor 20
maho Ntl"Ehto p'u,, W,'h ''i MANY
but to MAKE peace MIN n'' in Phlt-
h' 7"lP g"n "uI "'.i'a lH ,N' N"'
Hhn on ", OASIS OF th' N'"l5 h'a''
U'l'u 't N,tsalllos -,
iue's Sih'hs'"'
haleN"r may nay, n,yn IN, ld' 's
Hhu lul p"7,s OF i'."lnh MH,h ~
lli7t loon oitlet' th, ih,'7 el t"s IN
lnel .oh' -'u"ll'h "H th'S nav
"' N'l.P.a sue, F,'hl tp la'' 'oh
VINCE" MN thal h'l1l"' P'"y'
N'"P WIN w h'"h9 '7 '"' ""'s 70"
h' 'N's Nut Nnpl"' 'l,"'
N H'"u'iul i'H'l' u'
ilA.''nh 'N't u,'un'u lu ln'., ~
al"tr p'n'' WIN -. .rWang. ~, lhDl
l'"l u. had' hutn'a Hl' l"','
itf WiNtH Nl NN 'thlhfi anu NtH l'l'N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

Regular attendants 10 th, medium -
fcauccs sny that 900 trance she fore
told NottH death and the manner of
a.
A. recent triuU, Miss nlnmHtpr
grow frrs weak When -ne rr,o, .
slsa sh, said. a spirit ia TRYING o.
kir me-"
II permitted. Miss balaluatcr says
she will takr the stand az Mrs. Nott's
triul o. tell Of messages che received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

state Nfntiff,
Sew Mexico Generally tair to-
night and ThurHday, not much
change IN temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
VAN PRICES CUT.

DENVER. May 2s.--At meeting
last niEht All the big transfer COM
paniea ~ Denver agreed 10 reduce
their charges from 81 per hour 20
$3.50 per hour for all but their big
gcat vans The new schedule "
charges went Into effect today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
UhFAVORABLE WEATHER
DELAYS COTTON PLANTING

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Dccidcdly
unfavorablo weather prevailed dur
Ing the last week for cotton through
out the Southern states. the national
weather and crop bulletin announced
here.
1t was unrcasonably cold" the
bulletin said, especially during the
first half OF the week. and At its
close. heavy rains occurred In most
localities from the Mississippi Valley
westward. II has been necessary to
replant much cotton and the cool
weather has prevented satisfactory
termination OF rcDlanted seed. con-
scQuently the stands are mostly poor.
much cotton has been killed In
Georgia. while the crop is reported
as making poor progress In the Caro-
linaS: warm rains are needed in the
southeastern portion OF tho belt.
Planting is now about two weeks late
i'm the northwestern portion. ms n re-
suit OF the continued unfayorable
weather for this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
FINAL DISPOSITION
OF POT OF GOLD IS
SOUGHT IN PROBE
Bergdoll Investigators Turn At
tention to Tracing De-
serter's Cash.
ROMiG DECLARES HE SAW
MONEY IN FAMILY KITCHEN
House Committee Learns of
Tip as to Escape Two Weeks
Before Event.

WASHINGTON, My l2.-Enorts 20
determine the final disposition Of tho
$4,000 in gold that figured in the
escape OF Grover Cleveland Bcrgdo!i
were made today when James Ro-
mig. Philadelphia appeared before
the House BcrEdoll investigators
committees Romig was adviser TO
the Bcrgdoil family, and now Ia
awaiting sentence in Federal court
for aiding BcrEdoll to escape, II was
Romig who converted government
bonds into gold at ;hc Treasury here.
The witness admitted he acted a
the agent in the gold transaction.
bu; said the las; he saw % the gold
ii was in the Kitchen o. the Berg
doll home,
were tipped" that an attempt would
be made 10 free Grover Cleveland
Berrdo!l, John II, O'Conno- today
told tho House committee invcs;i-
eating the wealthy slackcT's escape
from military custody
Bcrcdol escaped two weeks after
the Kip was given. o'Connor said.
aidin; tina; the unexpected method
OF his escape MADE 1t possible,
Arsenal At HcrEdoil Home.
o'Connor sa;d when he and others
arrested Bcrcdoll ver.tab!c arsenal!
was FOUND in his Philadelphia home.
Colonel Charles c. Cressou, judge
advocate general At the court MARTA!
Of the BcrsGoll brothers. sen; :clc-
gram 10 Inc committee from Fort
Cook, Nebraska, den,ing iha, he had
"vh!tcwashct" colonel John Hunt,
tried u connection with Bergdo,rs
escape,
Judge wes:con. o. New Jersey,
who appeared today a; his OWE re-
guest, denied having par;ic pa;ed in
any way - the plot AID escape OF
Bs-sioN
wss;co;: said MS sersdo,i asked
him % appear to- her son q: The
rour;- martial TINS ne refused 20 10,
7s said. The v.:ness referred 20 The
pc: q r7.t- story = .t.o;is.
Under sharp Cr"~s-EI animation
Nyes'cot. Vas SUSPECTED 20 sharp
c-ozs-eHan.-at. :o- ~r.iirE let
~ 20 :7-rns- S@v.e'a-y 0: VA Bahe-
on Inc Ee-stoii case a; the request
O.. 6 .bhoa-y The letter referred 20
cks a-is. prepared by Samuel r. Al
seil on ne Be-Ecoli trial.
Why dida'i you Stale in you- let
-e- tAen yca we-e no, coaase! II the
case Re was zsE-t
After aes.t2;!as = moment wes,-
cot; replica: y con; know Shy. ou;
j; remains That was no; counsel
IN ne eafe" TO he question 81, Any
ne wro,e ~ :he letter tina; the judge.
advocate general would properly as
pose O: lie case Wesicott sad:
= guess aid j, because they
asked M TO
"po yoa believe G.esoney va.
--os'inr At you- EXPENSE" lie w.
ASKED
Tn afraid ae was" sighed West,
ao::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEAL

The United States Circuit Court of
appeals reconrencd yesterday morn
ing at III O'Clock. with the following
Judges In attendance, Circuit judges:
Martin y. Knapp, of Washington. ID.
C.. and Charles a. Woods, of Marion.
5. c. District Judge, Ii. IL. Watkins.
OF Anderson. S. c.
Cnncr Argued
Arthur w. Melting. master, etc, mp
pellant VS.. II. Erichsen. master. APP
police: appeal from the District Court
at Norfolk. continued from wednes-
T. Seawell. of Norfolk. for the appel
liant. and by Edward r. Baird. Jr.. OF
Norfolk. and Warner C. Pyne, OF New
York, for the appellee. and submit
Washington. d. c.. appellant: VS..
Henry Shrirer. trustee in bankrupt
Gy. etc. appeilec; appeal from The
Cause argued by r. Lee Slinglun, of
baltimore. and Charles l.. Frailey. OF
washington. ID. c.. for the appellant.
and by Walter c. Cappcr. Of Cumber-
mittcd.
Court announrW and handed down
its opinion in the following case:
Colonial Beach Company. owner and
claimant of the steamer ..st Johns"
appellant. VS.. Quemnhoning Coal
Company. Inc. and Coale & Co.. ap-
peilce; appeal from tho District
Court at Alexandria, Va. Opinion
by judge Rose. Affirmed. Judge
Woods dissenting
Charles l., FraTey. OF Washington.
n. C.. was admitted to practice In
this court.
Cases In CniI To-day.
II. \. winslow & Co. petitioners.
rs. Federal Trade Commission. re-
snondcnt: on petition for review Of
order Of Federal Trade Commit ss.on.
To he argued by Henry Bowden and
Herbert G. Cochran. OF Norfolk. for
the petitioners and Adricn +. Busick.
acting chief counsel Federal Trade
Commission. Washington. D. c.. for
respondent.
Norden shin Supply Company. In
corporatcd. petitioner. W. Federal
Trade Commission. respondent: on
petition for review of order Of Fed
cral Trade Commission. To be ar
gucd by Henry Bowdcn and Herbert
.. Cochran. OF Norfolk. for the petit
TONERS. and by Adrien p. Bus!ck
acting chief counsel. Federal Trade
Commission. Washington. D. c.. for
the respondent.
Court adjourned until this morning
At 10 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
LESS THAN 5000 AUTOS
RERe;. .REFURRS SHOW

state Ausi,o- = Lee Moore mas
.Ne' issued p summary of tho TAX
AMI. valves IS returned from me va
rioEs ceDre-s ~ ire state This sum
mary rs interest p 1hat d: SHOWS
tne va'Ees rIscei -por autoTrphil. F.,
uuF.cal Instruments horses. house
hold furniture and ctre- t4ns.bios
aud .a'a-r .Dlss rom which mo rev
.;.ues - ne state a-c derived. RtsE-
nrnG crue}s in 5r'ancibles. -oal
estate re0ds ana similar ,axaales
The statements show that Hicr-
rnuad has u banks The sum ~ ;: 7I..-
hlE w1slr -" real estate valuation.
in"iuf.rg hliidinEs IL placed A. Sits :
%a?.S0N while Incomes are given *
'zs.'55.ta7 There are less man 5000
automobiles placed OF the taxable list.
There az more -rau 1900 auto
mobiles u Richmond, and TINS differ
.nc" Is accounted tor ~ The ,aci iha'
business houses. presumably put
lh.i- auto mobiles in me TOTAL o..
capital Invested while il il inferred
that the private citizen. who owns
an au' pmnai'e or 'wo gives ma. . = a
separate basis for taxation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
SAYS CITY IS APATHETiC
OVER TROLLEY FRANCHISE

p-away Fuller. chairman Of tho
SiTcci COMMITTEE = tie City Cuuu.il.
and +. Randolph Williams, Vice. prest-
dent Of ;he Virginia Railway and
Poker Company. Yesterday .ddr.ssad
a meeting u tho Richmond Give As.
soci"I"n Both Speakers emphasized
the apaih% which existed .u the ,.,-.
~ f"Eardins inc street railway
10 action on tho question wa.
taken a, the meeting. although Tho
matter was tHoroUrhly 6fsriiss.d
The next meeting o: the sszpria, ION
VI! not ha hold un''l after tic S,-.ct
'pih'hl'''- mas aiken the franchise
under consideration reYt w..l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

THRILLING GAME TAKES
PLACE AT WESTHAMPT0M

Continued From Eighth FaSe.(
game was the way both slabmcn re.
covered from the first frame, Mar
shalt was directly responsible For III.
other spider run. and he WAS rcSpon-
sthic for the winning tally lie erred
on Fray IN the second Fray SCORING
later. and &; was hts hit IN the four
tecuth that sent Settle over with the
winning run.
Indians Given Tvo Huns.
The two additional runs for Driver
clan were gifts WaldcnS nun OF
Whites ny In The fourth and Snead's
hitting Of !. Chandler in the sixth
We're the two clips in the Spider play
that lost them the game. The best
chance 20 score the winning counter
came in the ninth. but was spoiled.
Biarkineship led OFT with single.
and Patterson sacrificed him 10 Sec
rnd. but the Joy was taken out Of the
Spider hopee when Blankingship wac
thrown out at third on Trays ofler-
ing to short.
Cook and ] Chandler each made
spectacular plays. making them one
handed at their respective posts
berger. Patterson. B;snkinCship and
Sncad made plays for the spiders Out
oI tho ordinary. while the eighteen
players pla we'd the game Of their lives,
WORKING as IL life md death were AZ
stake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
atted for Lee IN Gig hih.
at;eG for Hvrw..! in eighth.

Score 10y innings. r
Philadelphia ..... .oIo An o20Es
st Louis a0U Go2 oGi-s
Summary Two-o,sa hits-c
WalE.r Perkins Williams. Sislcr
Three-base ni'-WilIiamz. Stol . n
'=ses-- VIII Ton!n. Slsler 90 VII
IlainS. Jacobson. Sacriflccs-Dugan
&. walker . Galloway Double piays
- '-r.ins and Tugan. LIEF, on bases
~ flaa"iphia. J ST Louis, I Base
~ nai'a-oH Harris. >; off Keefe. ..
't to!p. iits-oN Harris. : in &.
~ k.sfe in "a: on Eomnel. in
ID: on Bayne, none in l. struck
glt-cy Harris 2 by kO!p. ?: by
EGr"e!l. Falk -Burwcll win.
ilrE liicher-Eornmel Losing pitch
- Srrwel!. Impircs - Hildebrand
and Evans Tn" -l.3,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
MRS. MASSlE MADE LIFE
HEAD OF BLUES AUXILIARY

Mrs c. " Mas7le was vas,o,4,,.
elected @rgatizing president ~ .he
flchm@nd Light Iutdntry Elu"s aux.
iiary for III" MI Nasstc fire. a.
ieinated The idea of "a Blues aiigFifa,,.
la I.I7 10
Other officers elected for Tia eoey-
Ing year were Mrs. Georc. / r,h-.e-
La, Ian, u president Mr. Frank
Eppsm. hrst vice president: Ms II
j. Matthews, second Vicc-prcsit..,,,.
Mrs. j = Nealc, ;hird vice pr..ld.,,,
Mrs. T.. T Horner, fourth vice-nr.si.
dent: Mrs. l.. o. Moore, f',h vice.
president; DTS. Charles EIyr.- "a
cord!ng secretary: Mrs Edgar Ecwl.s
corresponding secretary Mrs. inm4,
@ Earnest treasurer Ms " g
Walthal. registrar. and Mrs \ e
Cham be rlayne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Labor 1ndor-c- salvation Army.

Tho Central Trades and Labor
Council has Endorsed the work Of the
salvation Army. and has recommend
ed that all its member unions interest
themselves in the cause and sub
scribe to the fund to be raised for
the expenses OF conducting the or
;:an!zation during the coming year
Mrs. Mary r. Wishman. OF the Sal
walton Army. addressed the body At
It's last meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

Duncan. Winro, Wheat. Kruger.
HON. run-konetchy. stolen bases
Johnston, Kruger. Sacriiice-Ca-
dore Double Dlays-Bohne and
Brcssler. Bohns, Fonseca and Bress-
Ter; Olson. Myers and konetChr. Left
on bases-cincinnati. 3: Brooklyn. 8
Bases on oalls-or Brcnton. /. Hits
of Brcnton, 6 in (nonc out in sec
ond) struck out-by RoEge. ]. ~
Galore. 3. BalE-Brcnton. Passed
bail-krueEer. Losing pitc h g r
Brenton. tmpires-QuiGicy and
O'Day. Time-I:oe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
ItIchmond Golfer Doc. We'll.

BALTIMORE. MD. May I2.-S. NJ
Newton. Of the Country Club OF Vir-
ginia, scored an So for eighteen holes
in golf tournament here today. de-
spite Il hcav% downpour OF rain. Many
contestants have entered the annual
spring match at the Baltimore Coun-
try Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
ST. LOUIS Is DEFEATED
BY PHILADELPHIA, 8 TO 6

ST. LOUIS MO. May I,-Burwell
Weahen.d IN the -!gNth inning today
. H''"'e'phIa scoring two -uns att.=
t1o men Wer- ont and d.feated :,
!-euiS. - 5. Win the bases fun in
me seventh. ne locals worked a
N-p.e steal SiSie- reaching home and
lying The score. The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
TARHEeLS CAPTURE GAME
FROM WAKE FOREST NINE

CHAPEL HIII. Y g. May II
he- second game from Wake For.s.
mere To-Day d TO and thereby
slfenE'hened her claim TO The state
championship
The score. y II .
Wake Forest ZOO ON 0hO-t : =
1ar"ltas -......2 200 U3l Gcx-G 10
batteries: wake Forest-Jones
Barnes Austin and Morrison: Caro-
INA y !iSoI. Lowe and MCGEE. Un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

II.
Score BY Innings: Il.
Petersburg OO 600 01a 600 "a
Norfolk " Ino Ola ION :
Summary, Two-hasc hits-Rurb.
Bowman. RaEm.ud Left on L,s"S--,
petersburg. :. Norfolk 10 StruCL,
eui-Ry Main j. WARRIOR :. Base
on halis-cf Main. =; or Warhop. =.
Sacrifice hit-NaCkmahan. stolen
bases ienCes. Burke. Umnires. or:h
by Main. Ycdar by. Main. Wood hy.
Warhop. Attendance. 500. Tinic,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

CAMERoN--Died. ut her residence. 20i
Westorer Avenue. Gintcr Park. Thurs
day night .:.b Miss wilhelmina
lElliel Cameron. Funeral notice later.
MUM. Died. May II. at her home, near
Treriliians. Va. Mrs. Louis, Num-. wife
OF }. Frank Sum. aud sister of the
late Colonel Charles r. Loehr. Desides
her husband. she leaves TO mourn their
loss two sisters, Mrs Charles poindeI-
ter and Hiss Nannle Lochr. and one
brother. August l."chr. Funeral Friday
u. ~ lntcrmcnt In iamily burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
JACK WARRIOR GIVES
PETERSBUG A GOOSE EGG

PETERSBURG. VA. May 12-Jack
WARRIOR proved too much for the
Trunkmakers here today. and they
were banked by the Norfolk Tars
IN their hrst meeting ~ the season,
10 q.
The ecorei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
CINCINNATI BEATEN
BY BROOKLYN, 8 To-

SEoTkLfN. May -. - BROOKLYN
piled up six runs in the first inning
OF It's game with Cincinnati TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS completed in -
hours We are equipped dye gar
ments black In trenty-four hours This
u special branch VI our business and
lB always given prompt attention.
Molsellss. 10l Nnrth Seventh Street
FHAUP-Edwin PhRLp. funerat director
and cmbalmcr. sos East Main street
hadtsnn lsi. Randolph 5661
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Lodge Notices

There Will 10 called meeting or Brick
layers Union. No. l. % Virginia. on Satur-
day afternoon. At o'clock. In the Arcade
building. All members nrc urged 10 La
present. q. ID. BUKNOUuHS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
William and Mary.

L. Of X. ,......tl0 coo 600 600 OS-5
" & NJ - 500 loi coo 600 Gi-S
summary; Two-base hits-Tray.
Hicks, Lowe. Thr.e-base hits
Chandler. White, Jones burlington.
stolen hsSes-Troy. Walden ,2l.
Jones. SacCihc" h!t-P att ersc II.
Sacrifice i'y--Scttl". Double plays
Berger 20 Biankcnship. Hit by
pitched hali--hy Sn.ad ~. Chandler.
LET; on bases William and Mary. ,:
university ~ Richmond. =. Bases on
baiis-or Snead. :: on Marshall a.
struck out-by Srsad. 4. BY Marshall
10. raised balls-F' Chandler,
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Special Notices

SPECIAL. NoTIcE--Tpi Office OF Lcwtcr
r. Hobbs has been removed To Room
lo2S. Mutual building. Phone Randolph
fal6. Distributing IN Virginia and IN"
CaroInas kochring concrete mixers. las
ley chutinS hystcn,, sterling motor
truchs. tractors. 4 full and complete limo
OF equipment for contractors. MILLS and
logging railroads. Especial attention to
the buying and seilln. OF used heavy
machinery. rails. etc. sixteen years In
the business. Our customers are our
references We would Ike to make Juu
one. OF our references. Phone Randolph
1910; Mutual building. Room 1885. Lew
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with people back home." Aewspapers.
political leaders. business interests.
They know what Il going on at the
state capitals. They are in touch with
the members Of Congress. Many of
the latter, indeed, are members of
these associations and some OF them
have served as the presidents.
Not all Of the states are thus organ
lied here though all should be. There
are people here from every one Of the
forty-eight states. and not one of them
should lack for opportunity to meet
his fellows. The war did much to
stimulate the development Of the state
societies. The newcomers, finding no
associations In existence. in some cases
proceeded to organize them. There is
work yet to be done, however, to COM
plete the roster Of these societies The
enterprise now in hand for the crea-
tion here of a national exposition, with
characteristic exhibits from each state,
should furnish the incentive for the
speedy organization of all that remain
yet to be formed of these groups.