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New-York tribune., 1921-07-16
Rubber Heels i'm Demand

The production of rubber heels
scared to its highest point in the
twelve months period just passed. Ac-
cording to reports received here, Akron
alone produced approximately 100000
600 pairs of rubber heels during this
period.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-16
Crude Rubber Again Up

Buyers displayed renewed strength
yesterday in the market for crude rub
ber. Prices on leading descriptions
again rose. The same situation which
confroDted buyers on Monday and
Tuesday was faced in yesterdays mar
New-York tribune., 1921-07-16
INSTRUCTION

SCHOOL. 90 West 45th Street. SEQ.
resarial training: Individual instrac.
ton. sunrasr rates. Students
under Slxtesa not admitted.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-16
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
Allen, franklin W (Nulse Allen)
-E. b. Sanford. d............... $1.39S. 90
Akelayts. Annie-A. Morris. ... 452.7o
New-York tribune., 1921-07-16
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

Domestic
JAPANESE-200 domestic workers: hlss
class. Agency. 1o6 West 1eth. Bryant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12

>'rnnME wnz,nn ri,.,nnl,,:,p
frr>r"i t"ti"n In i;E"rt To t.rt Cou-
SrrN> I" '"n''uci f'uii In,r,iirn-
ton Into t"ti,iiirs

NTitN1'h. Ga. Oc;. iI.-I'i,c shot.
'""mbrr "f the ur"raSanJn drpnrt-
"r"i "f tie km I>iut I>Iun. here to-
mud while thr builci> smashed brr
h"dr""n window the. failed a. hIt
der.
- r"ii". and At number a, mrmbcr. at
'br ttin" rushrd :n the hUmr which
- situated "n ii"M"ii AiiII R"mL, .uInr
ht-'nnrr FROM the center "f the rIt,,
\ Few minutes nitrr police received
noti.c "f thc sh"ntim:: "a man called
Ntfautn constitution on the telephone
and told thr might riIy editor. IL
iu.t want I" IN. that W. got Mrs.
T,'cr tonight nnh W. VII get SIM
mons t"murrow.''
Efforts 10 learn the mans name
were fruitlcss. as ne munul-d some
tRinG ana said good night" The
hootins was no, generally known at,
T., the time o., tho call Colonel ".
simm5us head of til" nan. is IN
Washington attending hearings o.
!oro the House Rules Committee.
Mrs TyIcr, wao lives with he,
,,rown daughter had hccn "utcrtain-
ing several wo,a"n friends earlier In
"a. evening, aud was said la have
3Cst gonc to her bedroom when the
nring started. After The shots had
dicd away and she managed u call
,ypon the police and members III the
o-dcr for help. An investigation was
Lcsuu. bu, II was reported there was
uothlng to indicat. wh" G.h the shoot
iu.. Mrs Tylcr's hom" stands apart
from other residences. the Howch
Mni Road not being cloucly settled at
that point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
AINSL|E WELCOMES
DENTISTS TO CITY
FOR4-DAY MEETING
DR.. NJ. B. Rudd. of Rich.
mond. President of Asso-
citation. Makes Report.
OVER 200 DELEGATES
ARE IN ATTENDANCE
All Doctors in City Invited to
Hear DIR. 7. b. IIarlzcil
Today at il O'clock.

u" """t'SS on 'Nd'"niaSas of Mpa-
c"n Methods o. Diagnose. r,, ,ho
po,,,ts," ,,, ,. .r,.
'''' '''-'''
% ''t N"'''Ho' Dental AS
'oclaiiom. az II u'clocK. t. yni,.b ali
members ~ tho Eich.acnd lc,6.,rv
OF Medicine .,.1 srr..
'''' ''to'
''''''"h oi The University
"i NirEinia's side in tho proposca
merger of medical .oIic,..
tIur ,.;,,-
''''" "'hlhe scs-
S'"n "i 'he Virginia State Dental As
'"c'htion IN The auditorium OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12

wASiIINC;ToN. OFT ll-Dlgginy
iato the activities Of the ku klu"
I;lan, the House Kulcs Committee de-
y4loped hy testimony today that the
Organization had taken in $l.tSs.1l0
since It's foundation. that the Depart
incnt of Justice was still conducting
on Investigation Of its own, and that,
according IL the klans confidential
information to field agents. Colonel
e. H. Roriand the Chief of Police OF
Norfolk. Va, WAS Il member.
Through news letters said to have
hcen sent from khan headquarters,
ANA not intended for general publ
cation. the statement ais" was made
~Nhat the Norfolk chief has promised
eco rifles to the local order lin time
of trouble" and that Representative
Upshaw. Democrat, Of GcogGia. IN.
whose home district the Khan was
born. had been put to it 10 deny
membership in the khan. and at the
same time square his conscience u6
81 preacher and church member"
Imperial Wizard Attends.
The imperial wizard OF the Ku
Elux Khan. William J. Simmons. Of
Atlanta. sat all day in the crowded
committee room and heard witnesses
declare that he was not it's actual
head, that all powers seemed vested
in Edward Young Clarke. head OF
the publicity or propagating b1reau,
Ind Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler. his assist
ant. The committee. conducting n
hcarinS on resolutions calling for a
conEressiopal investigation OF the
Khan. VIII put the imperial wizard
on the stand. probably tomorrow. All
OF the evidence today was by wit
ncsscs demanding an inquiry, and
hose who had conducted independent
inquiries for the post office DEPART
mcnt and newspapers.
? O. II. Williamson. n post-oflicc in
spcctor, called late Mn the day. told
Of scvcn-day preliminary rnvesti-
cation at and around the Imperial
Palace Mt Atlanta. Mr.. Williamson.
who presented the news letten, in
evidence, declared their transmission
Established improper uso OF the mails
and that they had been sent out for
the purpose OF stimulating tho mem
bcrehip drive, ut $40 n head.
Asked by Chairman Campbell if
Continued on Page 4, Col. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12

rc"pi. l.viu.; IN The vicinity or Tho
John Marshall ii."h Schua! last uiSnt
probably Imagined for IA moment nr
two tina, u band of aroriciucs wa
~ tho nci.hbo'hood. wacn sho.itS.
yciis. and uld-timc war-crics snlit
The atmosphere: but. cI course. they
were mistaken. a. the roises wcr,i
occasi"nod uuiy by the cnthusias sn,
aroused Ly the singing ana playing
Of Dixie just before the adjourn
nent of the h-s, meeting of the
United DAUGHTERS 81 the Confcdcracv.
department Of Virginia. which
opened it" twenty-slx;h annual con.
rcntion iii this city last night.
More than go delegates were IN
the audiences when III" convention
was called To order by Mrs Norruar
:. Randolph Many seats wcr. oc.
"up.cd by conCed.ratc veteran.
Mayo Gv"r2" .NIusli" Welcomed IN.
!eicrates on heha,t OF the city. and
Colonel LEROY hodges said a few
words "f welcome for ,;ovcrnnr
Wcstmoreland Davis.
Judge Itirhnrison PrIncipuI Ornt,r.
The speech OF the evening was de-
l!Ncrcd By Judcc Il. e. Richardson
whose remarks aroused the au,l!.nc.
t" hish pitch Of enthusiasm. n.
was irequ,ntly interrupted hr az.
D!ausc. The speech he d-i!v,.f.l w,s
not set one. hut il IL probable tro,
he never spoke in more cloa,.eu, ,,
more happy vein
ita1 IN" vocabulary OF Noah
Webster" he began. II would sim ps
snort OF words In which u expires,
my anmirntion and appreciation %:
IN" women of the Confederacy. Words
are too feeble. too entirely made
quatc.
sixty years ago we were com.
PEELED Ia. take UP arms. for what r.o.
'Con'lnutd on rage II. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
MEASURE MAKES 2-MAN
CAR CREWS MANDATORY
Paper Requiring Transfers to
and From Richmond-Pcters-
burg Line Goes to Mayor.
MLL':GEn FRANCHISE VIOLATION
E"ard Of iidermcn Comc,ir in ord,-
nance Anticipating Proposed ,c-
tl"n of virginia Hallway aud Power
Co.-Wouid Purchase Water Tower.

Inc Board OF Aldermen last night
S"hc"Fr"i III tw" measures cGccting
the NirGinia Railway ana Power
COMPANY. both Of which were intro.
iuccd at The last meeting of Common
Council by Councilman carter {.
Jones. ana adopted under SUSPENSION
Of tho rules. They are now up TO
Mayor ..insilc for his approval one
paper directs the city Attorney to
proceed at once 10 compel the Trac-
ton Company TO issue transfers 10
and from points on the Richmond
and Petersburg line within the cit,
limits. which includes the section
known as Dal. Grove, ana the other
requires the company To cmploy two
men in the operation OF all street
cars. except the one-man safety"
ears now operated
Nr. Jones complains that residents
Of Richmond living in oak Grove are
refused transfers. and that. there
:orc, they are compelled TO nay two
fares in returning 10 their homes lie
says this is a violation Of the fran
"hise requirements. The South Rich
m"nd Councilman. in explaining his
ordnance directing the company to
employ t"o men. says il is done To
anticipate the proposed action Of the
company in operating larger cars with
one man.
Would Purchase Water Tower.
An ordinance authorizing the Di-
rector Of Public Safety to enter into
Il contract for the purchase Of Il wa
ter tower for the Fire Department.
ana empowering the Finance Com
mittce to borrow rnoney to pay for
the same. was sent To the Finance
Committee.
Alderman Barton II. Grundy pre-
scented resolution authorizing the
Mayor TO enter into an aErcemcn.
with the Tuberculosis Camp Society,
concerning the acceptance OF II he
quest OF $4,000 given the society by
.t.I yn nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
MISS KNOX FIRST ASKED
: BUTzNER TO DEFEND HER
When Easllakc's Counsel Re.
fused Nurse Sought Harry
Nj. Smith. Jr.
DECLINES ro nE INTERVIEWED
accused Nnrn! Petty Officer Higgins
Letter {" M"thcr. Hut Leaves Mis-
SNr nhni>hcd-)cn,rnnn Presents
Contrast Z" This or Day Hcfurr.

Ai'er having conferred at l.nvt,
Tor IN" second time yesterday with
MISS sarah Knox. nurse, who is held
Jolht!E with Roger -. Eastlakc in the
'itH Jam Tor the murder OF the tier,
VIE at Colonial Beach. September 20
Harry ~. Smith. .Jr.. prominent Grim.
inai attorney. stated last nigh, thai
he had no, decided to defend tho az
cuscd woman. but still had III, mat.
ter under adviscment.
MI efforts To interview Miss Knox
during the day failed. She told the
Jail matron during the morning sh.
was not feeling well and did not wish
to u" interviewed. Reporters were
denied admittancc To her cell
First Sought Hutzncr'S Ala.
IL WAS learned from an authoritative
source that Miss Knox has asked
william 4. ButZncr. former Common
wcaith's Attorney at Spo;Svivani:
County and counsel for E.asIlak,. 20
take her case. Tho request wa. made
Monday. when Attorn.. Eut2ncr Wis
tied her cell after a conference with
his client. When he refused to ac
ccpt her ease MISS Knox sent for At
torney Smith.
racing corridor OF the jail facing
ccils occupied by Elijah Davis. under
Indictment for the murder OF his wife,
and Walter Il. Hines indicted for the
murder of Policeman ". 1. Curtis.
fA<stlakc failed to notice, for II time.
friends he had greeted almost cheer.
fully the day before. He is said 10
nave revealed. in the dazcd countcn-
ancc he wore. that he was laboring
under some great mental strain, while
his refusal To accept dclicacics from
visitors. and almost innate shyncss.
told that he wished to be left alone.
Ii was apparent that he was brooding
and chatting at his confinement His
dcmcanor presented marked con-
trast to that of the preceding duy.
tunt.nucG OI rage =, i'oi. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
OFFENSIVE
TOO MUCH FOR YANlIS
WT4ODROPGAlNE8 8 To s
New Financial Records
for Series Is Forecast
lBy Associated Iress. !

NEW YORK. oct. II.-Wi;h at
least two more games TO he played.
new fnacial records are certain -
hc made in the present worl,rs
series struggle between tliT Yam
KEGS anL the Giants.
To-day 3i.2>3 spectators paid
Sii".:3i. This gives a total at
tendance Of 2oS.o63 for six game;
and "A total gate OF $685. which
Is With" s3G.601 of the record total
for the fun eight games series
between Cinicinuati ana Chicago
in 1919.
Now that the players have
"asod 10 share in the profits OF
tho series the club owners divi-
lends are mounting rapidly, the ag.
.;rcl;ate share for six games being
$2:0.tl3.1". The club owners share
today was se5.39S.e0. and that of
the advisory board SlS.S35.Io. max
.nS grand total to date of $lOo.-
A'l.oo for the latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
DECLARES HUSBAND
SHOT HER TWO SONS
hefrhsr floscs Cnsr in TrinI uf
''r"rSin W"mnn ON Charge Of
Murder.
lHy Associated prcsS.

ALBANY. GA. oct. lI.-AIrs Zen.
ME Hudson told the jury irving h,r
ON Il charge OF the murder of her t,ro
young cons that her husband. had
sh", tho boys and threatened her life
IL she told.
Th' husband. Glenn Moore Hudson.
VINO was Jointly indicted with her.
already has been convicted and SEN
fenced To be hanged November is, for
the death OF the boys. Robert, 10. and
Isaiah, q. stcpsons OF Hudson. The
defense closed it's case after three
witnesses had given testimony de-
signed 10 cOrroboratc parts of Mrs.
Hudson's statements. and arguments
were set for tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
a.. =. sn,,or KIl,ea In Tnnulco.

WASHINGTON, oct. li.-Henry In
Flame. an American mcmbcr OF tho
crew OF the Shipping BOARD steamer
Salem County. was stabbed and killed
last Sa turhay night by an unidentified
Mexican at Tamrico. In advising the
state Department of the oc"urance.
the American consul at Tampico re-
ported hc had tclegrnphed Mexico
Guy. asking the Mexican govcrnmen:
10 arrest and prosecute tn. murderer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
NIoh nurn. Ncrro 10 Dcath.

MOUNT PLEASANT, TENAS. Oct.
ll.-Wyiic McN,sley. negro. was
burned to death by a mob. near Lees
burg. Camp County. shortly after
midnight last night. lie had been arr
rested charged with an attack upon n
girl. The negro was seized by the
mob, when he attempted to leap from
tho Jail TO an automobile waiting TO
spirit him away from the large
crowd. which had surrounded tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
$ Drown nS Gns Hon. Sinks.

SEATTLE. WASH, Oct lI.-Cap-
tain bernard knudscn. master. and
four members Of the crew OF the gas
boat. j. II. Robinson. were drowned
in the sinking OF the Robinson during
a storm off Ahrulslin bar, near the
mouth Of the Situk River, Southeast
crn Alaska. October ). according. 10
word brought here today by the
steamer Admiral Watson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
DELEGATES WELCOMED
TO LONDON CONFERENCE
Adjourn Until Tomorrow
That Premier May Study
Unemployment Situation.
n"Ln rw" .-lIuru Sr:>sIn>s
Meetings "f Itriti>h-Iri>h Cnn,rn
'i"" Are En.inrs,-Ii:.r. Itut no
Notes "n Speeches nmu Discussion.
Nrr Taken.
INy .NA.oc.ateI - J =

LYNDON oct. ii.-Hri,ish anu irish
dc'f satca 4" ,hr conference which
aims at settling the future 0. ireland
held two t"o-h"ur zone 81, 40. 10
Downing stree; today. ad!ourn!nr
after The afternoon session un,n
'h"Fsday' IN Order T. enable Premier
Lloyd George to rrarp'c with the um.
employment situation
Both sessions were business. like.
even the greetings or Mr.. LLOYD
George To the visitors from acro.s -
"e"rse's Channel being hearty. but
formal: rhe official coumuu.o!cs
issued AT IN" conclusion of ia. pro-
c""din@s. II" not d'srloSv tho SUBJECTS
discussed, but 1t WAS understood ihn,
th' matter OF procedure. upon which
III" S'nn F"in delegates place much
!mp"rt"nce. occupied the greater ua,t
Of the :imc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
Unemployment, Parlcy As
serts Railway Funding
Bill Should BE Passed.
RECOMMENDATIONS AR II,
UNANIMOUSLY ACCEPTED
Clouds Gathering on Question
of Wage Reductions Mav
Add To Labor Trouble.
lilv i.n!,eh Ncwsl


49, '''' IL Freight
r''"S must come down. In tho opinion
-; r,csiG.u; II,r,iir.,. ,,,,
,n.u, .n,.r.,..
=, '''''''
''''"'"' nm must ="
''AS'i 7" r1T the sj01.0no.cGU ow.tI
i" IN. railroads by the government.
''o"ihi""i'.at ions I" Ines. ends de-
,iSh"H t" strike at what Secretary
'i""N"r hhS regarded as ;ho fun,ia- :
h'ntni obstacle ia the path Of IN
HHsiri"I revival. were among those
adopted UnaninaUsly rs III. confer
-rce todus
Tac eight rcInoII.. rn, u,.,
mon, sailed ,hrn,ab ,,, -,
sion of "a. .o,Ccr.
,..,.,, '''ehr !" iuiI accord
-, .,.d ."Hhua"tN ad-
i'"" 'as beSi1-
.ao"ns'
N'"ep'""'r Z" All t1icmcats.
ne Enhn!mons passage OF the sew
"r'i recommendations which g,,-res,
disarmament. reduction OF ,axca So,
Ucincnt oi tn" tarinf. stahil;.jn-
change. rcadiustn.ut a.,
rates. pass... az ,.. ,t,, -,
G,.adI,r ,,r,,,,.,
o,rcr .,.., 80 N"e '' aho
,.,,, .''"S '''S' ana pro-
,,,,,i,,, '.n 'Siec'aiiY In az
'''!' .''""''''S' Wcr" sugscs-
!" an clements.
"f' N"'A"f!AS on the
'''' va "''4t f'"u"ii"n''. y dav
e"' aside i"r Ia" fireworks"
'I'' ''"'fr' ""mpers. through his
'''''S'''fh' Matthew VOL PROMISES
minority report on w"gc reduction.
'"' th"t "iE' wh:rn iS Thursday.
''"'.'"'S - president IT the Amcri-
f"""ra'i"n 81 l.a""r.
Win IN" work OF ;h. conference
'ohHrl"t"4. "nd recon-
'"e increase" "ih"icnc%
'i'l''"S hrht service.
.',ii, i''e' o' an ''ttdo'
,,
Jnnv.r L. o,;s,I.I ~,
mary nf r,,,sc,,lor roir,s
In. solution OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ,it,
maHc q material contribution ;. NH,
lie thought"
since Ia" conference is not y I...is
iat."c body. hut merely conference
asreemcnt on .cneraiiti.s is expected
,i'"Ncr '"'" VA" general session to.
x.ft ..,,
..,h.,;, t'""P "e'a usc
M rr.a,,.,,t a'''
r,.n,;,,i,,s
r,c,r1 ma, ,,a,,,,,,;,, -"
,ns,ji,,. ,,si.
.i,c ,.r, r.,
,.m..;,I mc,h,L ~ |,..,
hy the o-roniz,,;,, ,,,
which Josc,,,, ~ ,,.fr.o. -, %
,rnn :. ,.,i. o"''-
''''"
-. i''N'S' p''s'"ch' OF mo
-"'"' N"'"crS "i America.
however. submitted l" the committee
after the general SESSION. tn, recon-
mcndiiion that the Fedora; govern
mcnt through ordinary banking
channels. establish credit Caci,it.cs 10
the uuamuloycd worker IN Ia, Lin,
over the period Of his uncupl"yIr
RrcO1nm cnhHf.0nS Adopted.
\1on:,... :;.,s;.impuSIy IN. rccon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
GOVERNOR SMALL TO
BE TRIED IN NOVEMBER
""hkcEnn Announces lie WIN 80,
ir'ai for Monday ir Attorneys
Arc Itendy
! hy Associated Press. !

sPRlNGFlELD. Ills. oct IL
Governor Len Small and Vernon chr
us. under indictment on charges M
rHhpe"Ileihent and conspiracy 10 dc
fraud The state through miSannro.
pration OF funds. will go to trial AZ
Waukesan. Lake County. some time
in November
ne case was formally transferred
20 'he Jurisdiction OF the Northern
county by Judge Frank w Burton
of the Sanga,non COUNTY (.ircnii
Court today following rcroinmcndo
tons of both the prosecution and
the defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
bandits Get sas,soo From ,,c.,.pae,

MINNEAPOLIS,. Oct. 1.-Two rob
bers today held up messenger for
tho Liberty State Bank here. took
from his $4,000 in cash, and 100000
In checks. and fed in an automobile.
The checks later were recovered in
tho automobile. which was abandoned
by tho robbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
CONTINUED on Page ., Col -
I,ohber Gcts sa.00O in .IeMelrr

RALEIGH, y. G., Oct. ll.-Dia-
monds and other jewclry valued at
more than $4,000 were stolen by
burglar. who entered the home OF
+. IL. Jordan. on Blount Street, late
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12

WArEEGAN. Ills. Oct. Ii
Judge Clair" T.: Edwards ammo, %c.
today he can place Governor
small on triaI next Monday. /! the
lawyers for tho State aud defense
wish
II think that n case Of this !m-
Dnrtanc" should take precedence over
everything Judge Edwards said. I
am ready "a place il OIL trial anytime
after October 20. when have a jury
coming IN. or | will cali a special jury
and place it on trial next Monday If
they wish--it is up to them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
y" Notes Are Taken.

\" notes OF the speeches ana dis
c"ssi"ns at either meeting wcrc
taken. In fact. no stenograph.r,
we're present and b"th the British am.
S'nn fr!n delegates maintained sill
enc" as - what happened. /, was
t"thcfcd. however, that tho confer
encc proceeded along antisiua,el
lines, and that nothing thus far has
occurred 10 jcopardizc its success /,
"a probable ;hat the question of al
icseu breaches oc the truce by both
sides WAS taken, UP as the British ana
Sinn Fcin officials have been much
concerned about this subject. both
being dcsirous Of having til. confer
encc conducted in an atmosphere ot
peace.
The Irish delegates were awar. be-
fore they came TO London OF dissat:s-
faction on the part OF the British re-
gardinG the alleged breaches and they
had no intention of unduIy Strcssing
Continued on Page 6. Col. G.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
THREE HOME RUNS
THRILL THOUSANDS
AT NEW YORK PARK
Irish Meusel. Snyder and
Fcwslcr Hit for Circuit
in Second Frame.
HARPER AND TONEY
BOTH ARE RELIEVED
Neither Twirlcr Able to Stand
Attack Launched by
Batters.
BARNES SCORES ANOTHER WIN
Takes Mound and PItchc. Steady
iinii mt Critical Stages
or Contest.
HARPER AND TONEY
BOTH ARE RELIEVED
BARNES SCORES ANOTHER WHY
i"krS Mound and Pitches Steady
iinii mt Critical Stages
OF Contest.
Iny NssncIntcd I,r..sI

NEW YORK, Oct. it.-The proI,nbic
batteries for tom"rroyv'S game arr
Douglas nnd snyder. for the Giants.
and Mays and schnnE. for the Yauks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
Bound to Make Hit and Score With Lovers
of the Great National Game i Ricllmon,

Babe" Ruth Kelly. ccu
chmonds Ten Famous
worlds
can't to Sow join the
by
Everybody welcome!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
Audience Pays Rapt Atten-
iion to Singing of Colora-
iura Soprano.
GAINS IN MANY WAYS
SINCE FIRST SANG HERE
Well-Choscn Program Makes
Up Evening of Rare
Enjoyment.
u. John George Harris.

Ameiita Galli-Curci. prlma donna
g: the Metropolitan opera co,nrau..
appeared IN song recital At the city
Auditorium l;s, night. opening ti:r
local musical season and. likewise.
III" Wilsou-';rccnc series At concerts
She was assisted by Manuel i:crru-
suci, iiu'ist. .nd Homer Samue!s
i'"n!s'i. y program c"mnris!n. fnu,.
teen numbers. with added songs -
the number oc eight. was given.
This was. II memory serves. III.
r"ird appearance OF Nine. Gaili-cur-:
~ Richmond, the lntcrva! between
!'cr' hrst visit here, some four yea.cs
ago. and Tie present EnyIn. secE .!cr
rdvance from tho place OF "A COM
parative!y unknown singer to the
FIRST rank In the Metropolitan orcra
Indeed. so marked has been her in
crease in popularity that she now en-.
joys the distinction which has for
several seasons been accorded ,;v,
iatc Caruso, that of opening ,h,
metropolitan season. which occurs
next month. IN Ncrdi's '.rravin;,,
thc chief aria OF which She sany last
night.
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The Weather

Generally fair today nnd tomorrow,
colder today; slowly rising tenn
pernturc tomorrow.
For weather rcport ace Eaitortai Pars
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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
LOCALS FROM GARLAND

Mrs. j. E. McPeake has been quite
sick since last Friday.
Rev, S. R. Hart filled his appoint
ment at the Methodist church last
Sunday, making a very interesting
talk on forgetting the Past and
Pressing Toward the Mark Of the
Prize of the High Calling Of God"
Mr.. Quintain Larimore, of Mem
phis, visited his fathers family here
this week. He brought with him
Mr.. Bob Vincent. who went to Mem
phis to undergo on operation. We
learn that he is not much improved,
as the doctors found they could not
successfully operate.
There will be meeting Of the Gar
land School Community Club Friday
night at the schooihouse. A full at
tendance is requested.
Messrs. Mead Walk, Ephriam
Thornton, Bruce Peeler and Clyde
Lewis went to Pilljerk Tuesday duck
hunting.
There will be preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday and Sunday
night by the pastor.