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New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Senators Leave Next Month

BOT SPRINGS, ArX., Jan. 27.---Ar-
ranSemsnts we're completed to-day By
Clark Criatth, manager of the wash
irzton Americans. 70 send eight of his
pitching sfaH here for two weeks'
stay before The regular training season
of the team opens. The men are 10
report hsfs February 16.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
deadlock Causes Near.Riot

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 27.-~A squad
Of police escorted Ed Stranger" Lewis,
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, through an angry crowd, TO his
dreasinx room after Lewis had applied
deadlock on Gustav Sulzc in winning
the second fall of their wrestling match
here tonight
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Tacoma Without Franchise

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27,---No ac-
ton upSn the application OF Tacoma
for a baseball franchise in the Pacific
Coast League was taken at the annual
schedule meeting of the directors of the
league, which ended to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
The Veterans

Hven you seen lot of people you last vear?v he ed
0ute number replied "Some them h.dnu
% from oeheath the same oak since January ago."
les, ne SAID they
cness ana checker matches o
" M srk ana know just what old friend It's the preat
nesoqnaers IN the world for of hundreds oe
thousands VINO are tar beyond the n+
mere the hg thrill again. vino pavnp now
% a nY or sixty years ago as boys of fifteen sixteen where
On m 1ar You know that back far sixty wears
sport or play places tho
oaters had time for they are maxine nm or III; 49, ~ ne
% ne ADDED that your baseball your football and ror
sport compared what find in Park with mn ~
youngsters OF sixty or seventy from twenty different
meeting eah January for three months
my en0 VINO have passed sixty understand lust what = on
10 suddenly step around the the pa avernnd ~ ~
century ago" - f-NSe-""' Sou et a halt
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Hnrnshy E'irsf In Sirn

ST. LOUIS, Jan. g. Roger Hornsby.
infclder and champion batsman Of the
National League, to-day signed a con
tract 10 play with the St. Louis NJ
t!onals the forthcoming season. Horns.
by, whose batting average last year
was .370, is the first Cardinal player 10
sign up for 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Man % War E,niers Stud

LEXINGTON, KY. Jan. 27.--Man o.
war, the champion thoroughbred, ar
rived here to-day in special railroad
car from the Glen Riddle Farm, Ber-
lin, Md, to begin his career as sire
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Would PLAY W. Va. WESLEYAN

BUCKHANNON, ". Va, Jan. 27.-I
R. W. Shumaker. director of athletics
at West Virginia Wesleyan College
announced to-day that he had received
an offer from Georgia Tech asking the
West Virginians to play a football
game. at Atlanta, Ca, on October %
next. Shumaker replied that the date
was acceptable to Wesleyan, but stipu-
lated that return game must be
played in Clarksburg. ". Va. in 1922.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Pirates Sign Pitcher

ROCKFORD, H., Jan. 27. ~ Robert
Lengauist, Rockford semi -professionn nl
ni,cher, IL 10 be given trial by the
r1ttsbnrgh National League team ma
the spring training trip, he said today.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Fire DESTROYS Fight Arena

CLEVELAND, Jan. 27.- The ten.
round bout between Cal Delaney, Of
Cleveland, and George *. o. CLANCY,
Of Baltimore, lightweights, scheduled
for Friday night, has been postponed
until Monday night The contest was
to have been held in Gray's Armory,
which was DESTROYED b. FIRE yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Fletcher and Miller in Draw

Eddie Fletcher and Terry Miller. both
local bantamweights, boxed twelve
round draw at the Commonwealth
Sporting Club LAST night. The judges
disagreed so close svas the conest. and
Refsrce Jim Savage gave the decision.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
New Boxing EiJI on Cons,

.sOLYMPfA, Wash, Jan. 27.~A bill
leTslizing tenround boxing contests in
me state was introduced in the state
Senate to-day by cenator William
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
College Star Joins Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, JAN 27.--Louis James,
frst baseman from Clemson College,
has been signed by the st. Louis Ma
tionals. and will be taken on the spring
training trip, Manager Branch Hickey
announced to-day
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Bouts Herenbouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
East New York a. Awhile
Kohler ~. Larry Re9ar, Is rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth 8. C.--f.eorge Chin
VI. Jack Duhy. Is rounds.
Ridgewond Grove 8. C.--Isck
Hanlon w. Johnny Ambrose, IS
rounds.
NV York A. C.~~AmAteur bouts.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
6 81 jaSREQR1L!GHI !? y?!!!.!j IT!
~ GY Graf7fzai7d Rice
ST. PETERSBURG, Flo.. ia
lCopWight, 1927, Nsau Yoyk Tribune lnc.l


may bump into
Today edate athlete chilly
whskers and complexion in the pink of condition.
re was one OF the best aaround athletes
equally well broken at checkers chess quos rogue
lie had travelled 1900 miles
Petersburg and opening campaign mdsean form as is
sometimes ~ - - -
His Break Of Luck
I've been pretty lucky remarked MIGHT have ade 1o oe
money and in that would either trying protect or
else at like Beach,
AS 1t Is I've saved just
sport mere where still thrill IN sxveyen
where sports would I'm ten wears
han lot OF the boys around and this ADVANTAGE
on know it's thing have two or three Diff
erent games left where take have lust
ng ere mas been mistaken idea all is past
sixty MS day OF spcrt That's
Youngster around htteen or twenty doesn't
takes all matter of he takes his food or
wears his clothes But out beyond sixty sport means
The Big Season
u m pretty busy through the spring the summer and tbe fall
oeoe wasn't the home folks (f no wouldn't
quite understand how of
ms ume playing games They don't
MUS at hea even up to eighty So don't
season up North All the I'm looking winter When the wind %
81 fee IS lSoo miles but it's trip down. We have tent
ohe and we camp by the roadside That's
country andonr peopeto along roadside and take
Ire as comes We start with hardboled some
looo ana v" either buy the kill game the time m arc
raVene from the toward the we finally arrive
are sure meet hundreds that we've and liked before
Some Of them live thousand away Thew come from % MI;
gan Ohio Nebraska the Dakota not so nanv from NV Frn1
of fun from January to Aprl = ~ W 0-s '0"'on
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Battery Men Start Early

Carl Mays, Babe Ruth, Harry Harper.
Waite Hoyt, Bob Shawkey, Wallie
Sehange and the rest of the battery
men will leave this city for Hot
Springs. Ark, on February Is to spend
two weeks in preliminary training at
the famous resort. In addition, twelve
young players will be sent to Shreve-
port in charge of Scout Bob Conery on
March l and will have week Of pre-
liminary practice before the regulars
arrive at the camp.
Ernie Shore, the tall right-handed
pitcher, who goes to Vernon in part
payment for Mitchell, first came to the
Yankees in 1918. He was traded by the
Red Sox, with Duffy Lewis, for pitchers
Ray Caldwell and "Slim" Love, Catcher
Al Walters. outfelder Frank Gilhooley
and about $4,000 in cash.
Hyatt. another player involved in
the Mitchell deal, has been the prop
erty of the Yankees, although he was
member Of the Toledo club of the
American Association last season.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28

Huggins also announced yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
CONCEIVED IN BRAIN OF
WESTMORELANO DAVIS
Newport News. Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Hampton Agree
to Bear Expense.
LINE OR WORK is UNDECIDED
Shipping Men Declare Present
Equipment Not Adequate to Han
die Coal Trade of Port.
-, LEWIS y. JESTER.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. IL
Hampton Roads. "tho worlds great.
or, har,o- AN, vir,i,,,.. ,
p,,.,oia.,
40" mas
.'F c"'n'e or at least coming into
"""' according to members Of
if"'hh'nn Roads Commission and
""'''''s oi the Chambers OF Com
''I "' NH""o't Ne"s. Norfolk and
'a'"D''h an" 'hs Hampton Retail
'','''- 'h''e'"'!on. These or
N"'''N''' 'Y"S nave united Under tho
'S"'H oi "a" commission 10 max"
''""P'"h ROADS tne greatest coal.
.''"h ana '"b''co-eAportinr port IN
"''
''"",h''h hoais Commission
WIS created 'y the virginia L.Gis-
'"'Hr" ~ - last session It was
'onreiv"I IN IA" Drain of Wastmo.c-
ihnd DAVIS Governor. who declares
in'i 'h" development - Hampton
iioNhs and tho cities located thereon
means tn" devclorn"emt Of the cutir.
stare" The legislators especially
those from tn" inland c.,icg ana
counties iii NOT tnuk w.u ,nough
OF tho PLAN 20 unaneo ii, ana tn.
'lt.rs az Sewpor, Ncws Norfnll,
Portsmouth ana Hampton agreed :,
bear ncr"asary expense Thls com.
mission is composed OF y y. M-hcr.
"i Roanoke, president. Homer l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Prisoners Hold Wake"
as Liquor Is Destroyed

Especial - The Times -Dispntch.I
DSNNILiE, VA, Feb. I3.-Thc
>h"hrs OF departed spirits mndc
their prcscncc known In the city
courthouse yestrrdny evening
"hrn the pungcnt nr0mn OF fIuuor
Hooded every Stntr 8nlcc. Officers
rnided the city store cupboard and
poured out more than son gallons
OF liquor recently cnniiscntc.i hy
the police. This action wns nee
csSnry bccnusr the small room set
aside for the storage OF evidence
WIS iuii q" Overlooking.
The jugs. dciniJohns. bottles and
runlcis were dashed to pIcres on
rocks under the windows. while
tn" ground into which tho sncriflcc
soaked gave on an aroma vf,irI,
brought many fnccs pccrIns MT the
hnrs Of the city Jail. The prison
FRS conducted a futI-ncdrcd
'wnkr.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
~, JnmN HOOVER.

afN, !iHSTER VA Feb Ia
anH John Paul. Republican. IIar-
uhHrs. VINO is contes;ing the re-
,I.Eon last November Of Judge
lHHUt0 W Harrison. Democrat. OF
Vteh'st r. as member OF Congress
rom thc seventh Virginia District.
,ui ais attorneys were ready ton!gh;
90 move on to Shenandoah County.
ut.r spending an entire week here
..ikinS d"pusitions bsforc u notary
subtle The depositions were taken
y She city Hail IN. courtroom OF
sricn was crowded from morning till
,irht ThroGghont the hearing no
evidence uf fraud was brought out.
,nI tschnicaliiies and informalitics
Il :ic r~gisstat!'.S of new so;ars
s.r. AIT =aa.a pcint. emphasized by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ALABAMA OFFICERS 0UTWiT
MOE BENT ON LYNCHlNG
Deputies Succeed In Getting Alleged
Negro Murderer To Nnni.-
icy Associated Press.

TALL\DEGA. AIA.. Feh ~ =
Deputies succeeded IN making their
way through The country to Aunis-
ton. where t'ey arrived early this
morning with league Cunningham.
negro. who lat" yesterday cut Pa
lrolmar EusDu" Hobbs to dcati. with
a razor. and who Was threatened by
& m"h al Ohcan w'yn officers at
tempted Ia board train with the
prisoner a, that plac"
Sheriff Curn"tt announced today ne
was convinced Chat Cunningham alone
was responsible for the officers death
and that The story told by the negro
to the effect tina; lie held Hobbs while
anothcr negro did the cutting. was
untrue.
cunningham. ordinarily peace
allie negro. is declared hy officers to
have been drum; when the policeman
attempted TO arrest h!m ana was cut
i" death with Il razor He was stli
undcr the Influence OF liGuo. at mid
night last night, they said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
PAUL CHARGES FRAUD BY
REGISTRAR WHO VOTED FOR
HIM FOR CONGRESSA4A "
Repubcan Contestant Takes Dispositions of Election
ohiclas VINO Presided IN November-Many Anus
ng Incidents Are Enacted by Witnesses on Stand

Phul's attorneys The tedious and
tifesome proceedings occasionally
wcr" cnlivcncd by tits between
lawyers and witnesses and touches of
humor.
An un"sual demonstration was ac-
corded Judge Harrison when he en-
tered the courtroom the first hav.
IN" entire gathering. Democrats and
Republicans alike. rose and chccrcd
ana appiauded him loudly. tho ova-
non continuing several minutes. dur
inG which several bricks fell down
q chimney.
one Of the first witnesses 10 pro-
woke great outburst OF laughter
was w. ~ Evcrley, registrar at Mid
a.etcwn Precinct. After he had an
Continued on third PageJ
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burglar hunt followed but no trace
of the would-be robber could b.
round. Outside of the bedroom win.
dow the police found watch which
h" had lost in his hasty exit
Mrs Crawford told the police that
nothing was missing as far as she
could ascertain. She said when she
entered the room she saw a short
black man rummaging through her
dresser. She Immediately grabbed
him and screamed. Whether tho man
was armed or not she was unable TO
say. The police were OF the opinion
he was too surprised TO draw "a
weapon. The man was not masked.
Mrs. Crawford declared. She was
able to furnish ,hc police NTH only
a mcager description. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
French Ace With EnviabIe
Record Arrives in u. S.
InN .NssnciutrI prcssI

NEW NORIt. Feb. ia.--CharlcS
NmnSrsScr, the SECOND French nee.
who hns tbIrty-ninc dcrorn tionS
and record of bringing down
forty-thrcr German planes in
flames. arrived here today on the
steamship France.
NubScS>cr. who WnS wounded
seventeen times during. the war,
was invited To this country by the
United states government and the
Aero Cirh of America. lie will
rNhibit several Of his Inventions
for the inrr"vcmrni and safety
of nirnlanrs before the Aero Club.
lie was accompanied to this
country by the Marquis tntninc
tic Chnrcttr. II rrcn,-eru ninrphcw
OF President .IanrS Is. Polk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
HARDING CONFIDENT CABINET
SOLUTION RE StTISFA CTOR y
lEx Associated rress

ST AUGUSTINE. FLA, Feb. i3-
Although several decisions remain to
he made in regard to Cabinet sclcc-
tons. President Elect Harding is con
ldent the problem will be solved in "A
way acceptable to all elements OF his
party.
Commenting today on reports of
serious friction among Republican
leaders. the President elect declared
he knew of no feeling OH the Cabinet
question which did not grow out of
the normal and proper activities OF
The friends OF contestinS aspirants
Continued on Second Page.j
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| specl,! to IA. rines- n.spa,ch. /,


BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. I3.-A;,e-
lying unnotic.d among old family
records for nft! years. "A copy of an
order issued by General I:obcr, l..
Ice 20 the Army OF Northern Vir-
gin!a in 1861 has been added to the
number OF interesting historical rec.
ords Uf the War i;ctwccn the states
Th. paper. which il yellow with
age is the property of J. II Wunder-
!!ch. or this city. Mr.. Wundcr!ich
explained that /; was found among
Confederate records by his brother.
on" OF Ia" first members OF the Army
Of the Potomac To enter Richmond
N 1865
The Rev. Dr. William Meade Dame.
author and Confederate veteran. to
whom the paper was shown. rccog-
nizcd one Of the names appearing on
the order az that Of II close friend!
now living in Richmond Iic thinks
the order was lost or ,liscurdot! when
its Instructions were no longer Of
value. and in that way fen into Union
hands.
The order, which is SIN quito icsi-
BILE, reads as follows.
Headquarters Army 40. VA
.lpr. 1864
Circular.
Gcneral,-I hope tina. few OF the
soldiers Of this army VIII ana II
necessary at any time In the COM
ing campaign to- surrcnd.- them
selves prisoners or war We can
no, spare brave men TO MI Federal
prisons. should. however. any be SO
unfortunate as 10 fall, through uu-
avo!dahlc necessity. into tho hands
Of the enemy. 1t is important that
ihcy should preserve entire silence
with regard to everything connected
with the ar'ny. the positions, move
mcnts. organization or probable
strength of any portions oE it
| wish the commanding officers Of
regiments and companies to instruct
their men should they be captured.
under no circumstances To disclose
the brigade. division or corps to
which they belong, bu; 10 give sim
ply their names, company and regI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
HARDING PREMIER
MUST SOLVE MANY
KNOTTY PROBLEMS
Probable Peace With Ger
many Is Outstanding
Question.
DECIDE ON ENTRY TO
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Proposition TO Call Conference
to Agree on Reduction of
Armaments.
ISSUE WITH GREAT BRITAIN
Perfect an Understanding With Eu-
r"pcan Nations as to How
Debts Arc to BE Paid.
DECIDE ON ENTRY TO
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
ISSUE WITH GREAT BRITAIN
Perfect an Understanding With Eu-
ropcan Nations as to How
Debts Arc to BE Paid.
Bi JOHN GIEISSN,:R,
I nitrd News Stan Corrc.poud,,,.


AShlNGTc". F"h Ia "ich the
state b"p"rment virtually mavl,inr
'ih'c "h'Ii march d host Of COM
pilc"'"H international problems is ac-
c"ihni"iins for solution 10y th, ncw
administration.
'rob'olF II" SECRETARY Of state was
ever c"niron'e" Win greater task
| 'h"h IL 'harieS Evans hughes. whom.
IL ~ conceded president Elect Hard
'hh hAs soIGete" '"r tn" post
ii'f' az" s"ips "f the outstanding
'"'H-H u" "h!ch carly attention must
%" gwen;
ie"'" with Germany either through
'"'''i1"'i"h oil IN" versailles treaty.
h't"' "'!oh "i "a ne" ana SEPARATE
p".' or hN proclamation.
: 'SS '"'' entrance !h'o inc League
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an 'h''fi''t'"h"l hEr'emeni ior
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
WILL. OPEN TOMORROW
Test of Lloyd Georges Strength
Will Re One of Features in
Corlin" Session.
ENTEivAGANCE is CHARGED
reform Of House of Lords IS .Nn-
other Problem To he Decided.
Fight Will Bc Made by COnscr-
vntivcs-lrish Question Also Up.
nv Associatcl Press. !

i'N ASSOC lsiltt l'I''tSS.t
LONDON. Feb I$.-king. George,
accompanied ny Queen Mary, tin"
Prince of Wales aud tho Duke of
YORK. a. noon Tuesday will open a
session OF Parliament which promises
TO he a test Of continuance OF tho
coalition government of Premier
Lloyd George.
Constructiv. measures. which head
tho program. inClulc the new budget.
schemes OF protection 10 safeguard
key industries a=aina; foreign com
petition and prevent the dumping Of
foreign goods and also for rcmcdying
exchange conditions. "a plan for re-
lief Of The uncmploycd. probably by
public works, new drink licensing
regulations. creating Irish rarlia-
liamcnts under the home rule bill
and reform or the House of Lords.
There is much ruruor that the GOV
crnment Will try TO spike the guns
OF those criticizine IL for waste, by
presenting an economy budget rro-
vldins Tor total expenditure Of
fs50, 100000. The protection schemes
for which the free traders are pre-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
JUSTICE GAGE DIES
Associntc Member Of Palmetto state
supreme Court Sucrumbs 10
Long Illness.
tBy Associated Press.

CHESTER. $. c., Feb. l3.-Gcorse
w. Gage. associate Justice OF the
South Carolina Supreme Court. died
tonight at his home here. after a
long Illness.
Justice Gage is TIL. second member
OF the court To die within the last.
month. Associate Justice Daniel Il:
Ilydrick. having passed away Ian
uary Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
TUCKER R|D|CULES
CRITICISMS OF AGE
AS BAR TO, OFFICE
Candidate for Governor
Cannot Believe Charges
Made Seriously.
CITES CAMPAIGN SERVICE
HE RENDERED LAST FALL
Valley Aspirant Feels Positive
of Victory at Polls on
August 2.
BIG WELCOME IN WINCHESTER
Smiles at Claims of Huge Ma.
jority for TrinIiIc i'm
Ninth.
CITES CAMPAIGN SERVICE
HE RENDERED LAST FALL
RIG WELCOME IN wrNcI,Esr,,,
'hiilrS at Claims of Huge Ma.
j"rity for Trinll!c i'm
Ninth


Erinc!n. thc same yiror yin, ,r1
uash that he showed las, fall. when
| in response to tho c,,l -. :"
state chairman. Colonel 4. \. .Mn,cs
"t banviile ii" Travelled by priya,.
c"hN"Nanc" over the hills Of south
west 'rEihia and in many PARTS of
'"e f'ith Congressional District.
vi ''eh''hes hilinE two engagements
""'' IN IN" interest Of the Demo
'"'' ""hnl""teS Tor Ircsidcn, and
y" tSS' '"rrE 81 @""rg. Tucker
,f ,.'f ",'' S"rH"d only amused
"'" II" re- erred TO state
.,iI 'tI',''"! III which 1t was
,.n.,,,:',', serious bar to his
' we E'Nernorship
''''"' "'ii'N" these gentlemen
Hcrio.S III th's. he said. with a
""N' never heard before
W 'eh'" IN public at
III amy way "a
'"' is regarded
f,,i 'qu'P'hehi Tor
,o, ,.I.,.,,, '"' Candidate
mar r,.;,,, office
unop .,s :, ""' "' looked
or = ,ru., 80, = V"'' '"i youth
hos, win ,,,,,",,, carried out
iinp ,,urir,, w. "S It Posi-
Nero :, 'o,,itaa '"'s '',ch''
football tc,m r,.,,r,
rious This cha-. az Sc
nh.
e, ,,,n ~" WI" lie ls'
las nv orno,, ''i'e age now
Hodges Nm, ,,. "o "iiiam
were ,..,r,,,,., ', "e ana
too =, ung ana mIri, v.o,, ""N
wait a while. The lar. ,,,,,.,>,
Governor. ]. Toyinr ,,n,,s,,
much older than rou. ,
WAS an aspirant for TN, o,,,oo ,
years ago. To hc cx,.t 49,
years old and win y,n ,ra,.
critics how young a MAN T.. -, ~,
aTc If They will lint a;t,nn, tn r,,
low nae IN the vigorous comn,irp
i"l"n" I" wage between now nm,
august -
confident that conditions as h,. b.s
'"uh" them In widely separated ..c
'i"ns "i the state indicate AN over
ne ming victory for him on Angus,
- M"'h virginia Democrats will go
!" '"e P"'S 1" nominate their stand
Tor Governor. Mr.. Tucker
''' iH'ch'h"hd early in the att
'''N over campaign plans
, c'' Colonel David III.
~
~ ''''"'""h" fresh from
~ ''"'' ''c"'""" Hiin Is
49,, ~ '"" occasion AT
,,,,,,,s,., ''''i'S' IN Winchester In
,,,, va '"" oifthdhN OF
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Atlanta. Mobile. New Orleans: Texas.
Mexico. Arizona, California hest
reached by Southern Railway. tho
Doublc-Track Line between Wash
ingion, Danville. Atlanta-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

BiRMlNGHAM. Feb. i3 league
Cunningham. negro. charged with
Killing Il Taliadcga policemen yestcr-
dag. was brought 20 the jefferson
County jail mere tonight for safe
keeping