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New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
LANGE-CHApNIAN

A miscellaneous shower was
 dered Miss Dorothy Lange at home of Miss Edith Maier a
 Winthrop street last evening. Lange received many beautiful She will become the bride of Cj cey Albert Chapman of 139 Win street Wednesday afternoon, ApI The ceremony will be perform Rev. Martin w. Gaudian, pastd St. Johns German Lutheran cd The couple will be attended byI Albin of New Haven and Edith or this city. Upon returning their honeymoon they will makeI home in this city.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
GIRL STAYS AWAKE SIX HOURS
 AFTER SLEEPING FIVE WEEKS.

Winchendon, Mass, April 15.-Miss Eva Lashua, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deter Lashua, of Winchen6on, aNoke today after sleeping continuously for five weeks. Her physician says he be- lieves she will recover. The girl. who is 22 years old, remained awake six hours and talked intelligently with her parents and physician. after talk ing some nourishment. Several doc tors in the town are interested in the case and in their opinion Miss Lash ua's sleep will be normal in the fu- ture.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
SIGNS 0F SPRING
 CHEER 8RITISHERS
Expect Big Influx of American
 Tourists

London, April 15.-Ffrst signs of Spring in England have spurred the transportation companies and the tourist agencies into a fever of ex- pectancy and all eyes are turned to- ward America which Europe regards as the haunt of the millionaire.
 Visitors from the United States are promised much in the way of accom- modations, with conditions approxi- mating those in pre-war days pre- vailing. Hotels and pensions again will have plenty of rooms on com- paratively short notice, and passport ceremonies are shortened.
 Incoming passengers are still close ly supervised by British port author ities, but the examination is much less exhaustive than last season. Then it was necessary for an American cit1- zen to go to the trouble of getting a passport, even when embarking for his native land. Such a procedure IS no longer necessary.
 Police restrictions in the British Isles also are relaxed, registration be, ing required only if a visitor intends to remain more than 60 days, and railway facilities are greatly improved in schedules and travel accomm oda- tions.
 At this date, no steps have beeh taken toward organized welcome for American tourists because it is be- lieved they can be taken care of ade- quately by the regular institutions for this purpose. No detail will be over looked, however, it is pointed out to IDx1.A ish shores this season.
 Travellers to Ireland, it is said, will be taken care of as far as it is physl- cally possible under the circum- stances.
 Tourist agencies are quite frank in admitting that only the well-to-do are financially able to bear the expense of travel at present when a first class cabin ticket costs approximately s250 one way.
 They say the tourist traffic last year was practically without the large numbers of school teachers and pro- fessional people who came to Europe formerly to spend the summer weeks in travel and study. These folks, they say. cannot pay the prices it is neces- sary to charge to make the tourist
 
 now that travel will be cheaper in the near future.
 It is also believed possible that many persons will be deterred from visiting Europe this summer because of the unsettled condition of business and of international economic affairs. However, indications are, it is said, that more tourists will want to see Europe in 1921 than can be handled in spite of the high cost of living. In this connection, the advantage Ameri- cans have in view of the favorable ex- change is pointed out.
 Many ships have been added to the service since last sum- mer and it is estimated that the ship will be able this summer to carry one-third more passengers than in 1920. !.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15

|STREET STOCK
 LANCE REPORTS

Ieet. 1o:30 a. m. m.--Announce- might of the abrogation of |grecments by tho railroad l q camo as n complete sur 1Wall Street and infused a Do to tho stock market at Sg of today's session. Within
 bw minutes gains of 1 to 4 |re made by all classes of |tion shares. especially the |ilar Pacific. Grangers and |The rebound extended to bndustrials with Mexican Royal Dutch. General As- |antio Gulf. Republic Iron
 baker as the outstanding |reet. Noon.-Rerardless of ble profit-taking the market krcater part of its broad ad- bng tho very lively forenoon. A moderate reaction in
 ble Steel and Western
 1.-Two points each, tho list Eliy, being sustained by re- -h indicated a break in tho British labor
 rcot. 1:3O r. M.--The mar
 further upward progress at with Mexican /Pet. as the minent feature ut q i've ]. Rails held their advance rthsr selling for profits, but To no perceptible response to nent of further price cut he U. S. Steel corporation al of tho large independent rect. Close.-IIighest prices Y were made by oils. rails, in tho last hour. reaiiz- little or no imIres- , closing was strong. Sales ted SOO,Oo0 shares.
 'ork stock Exchange anota- by Richter & O.,
 of the Now York Stock
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
AMERICAN HDW. REPORTED
 TO HAVE PURCHASED PLANT

A current report that the American Hardware corporation has purchased & factory at Springdale, near Stam- ford, could not be affirmed this aft ernoon in the absence from the city of President H. C. M. Thomson and other officials of the corporation. The plant reported to have been purchased is engaged in business similar to that of the local concern and it is re- ported that the corporation plans to operate it along the same line.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
MORE REDUCTIONS

Youngstown, O., April 15.-The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. and the Republic Iron and Steel Go. in dependent steel plants, today an- nounced that they would follow reduc- tions said to have been made by the National Tube Go. a U. s. Steel Corp. subsidiary.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
HELD IN Ss.5O0 BAIL

Meriden, April 15.-Harry Sch "A of "A Arch street, New HayJ fruit peddler, was bound over in by the local court to-day, charged attacking Mrs. Harold M. Bye, N the Aeolian Go. purchasing age her home yesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
pEoNAGE REPORTED IN TEXAS

Dallas, Tex, April 15.-Department of Justice agents are investigating all legged violation of the Peonage act in the vicinity of Big Springs, Tex, F.
 M. Spencer, special agent, said yester- day. According to reports Mexican laborers are held in chains on
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
BURGLARS RAID
 VERMONT TOWNS

Middlebury, Vt, April 15.-Burg- lars raided this village during the night, ransacking the postoffice, tho Central Vermont Railway station and the store of F. E. Miles. and escap- ing without detection. Several hun dred dollars were secured in money and booty.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Leah E. Jahm

Mrs. Leah F.. Jahm, of 40 Main street. died this morning at the ago Of 77 years. She was a native of Germany and was the widow of the late Charles F. Jahm. She is sur vived by her daughter, Mrs. Lydia A Guenther. and four grandchildren, Miss Mary L. Guenther. Miss Lillian NJ. Schneider. Miss Grace l.. Schneid- CT and Fred c. Schneider. She was a member of St. Johns German Lutheran church and the Ladies' Aid society of that church.
 Funeral services will be held Sat- urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the house and 2 o'clock at St. Johns church. Rev. NJ. W. Gaudian will officiate and interment will be in HiIlsid. cemetery. Terryvillc.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
MISS PLArT DIES.

Meriden, April 15.--Miss Nd Platt, 31, daughter of the late States Judge James P. Platt and daughter of U. $. Senator O. Fl. died today after an illness of ffve| following an attack of appendici1
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
ECEIvERsHIp ENDS.

London. April 15.-Ths re-
 p of tho Groton Iron works. y the Charles W. Morse inter- Fh has been in existence more |o years wan wound up today ndEe John W. Banks accepted
 accounting of the receivers fharKcd them. released their nd ordered n little more than
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
GAMES CALLED OFF

Philadelphia, April 15.-(NationaD -Philadelphia-New York game post poned: wet grounds.
 New York, April 15.-(American) -Philadeiphia-New York game post poned: rain.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
Mrs. Martha F.. Fish

Mrs. Martha E.. Fish. wife of Daniel w. Fish. d'ed this morning at her homo in NewirEron. aged 70 years. She was a lifelong resident of Eewinston ana leaves. besides her husband. three daughters: Mrs. l.. T. Norton of Eewington. Mrs. N. II. White of Newing'on and Mrs. w IT. Fields of Waterford. Funeral services will be he q Sunday after noon ak o'clock. Rev. Herbert C.
 Macey will officiate and interment will be in the Newihgton cemetery
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
FOR T.. s. TREASURER

Washington, April 15. - Frank White of Valley City, N. D., was nominated to be treasurer of the limited States bY President Harding .
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
EyoIt Drachcnb~rv

The funeral of Evolt Drachenberg will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. M. w. Gaudfan will t~ ~s f1x4 .norxrina ara .h A.-a.,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
Robers Burns.

The funeral of Robert Burns vii be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at St. Mary's church. The buria will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
EARLY ROUNDS FOR CUP
PLAY HAVE BEEN SET
lMy Nssocintcl I.ress.l


PITTSBURGH. PA.. Aug. .. The
order OF play in the preliminary
rounds of the Davis cup matches ON
tn" courts Of tn. Allegheny Country
club. ten miles from Pittsburgh.
Ihursday Friday and saturday Of
this week Were announced tonight as
follows:
Thursday, singles Anderson. AUS
tralasia. and Wcosnam. British
isles, HAWKES.. Australasia. ana Lowe.
british Isles.
Friday. doubles Anderson aul
!odd. Australasia. WoosnHm and
Turnhull. British Isles.
saturday. singles Anderson. Aus
;ralasia. and Lowe, British Isles,
Hawkes.. Australasia. and Woosnam,
British Isles.
George Adec. former president OF
the United states Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION who viii referee the
matches will arrive here tomorrow
and VIII meet the captains Tor a
conference on details a; the club
house at IL o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
|NDORsE LEGION PLAN OF
AMER|CAN|zAT|ON WORK
Norfolk Civic Organizations Are
Addressed by National Field
Secretary Iiollcnga.

Special :" The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Aug AT a
meeting az all civic ORGANIZATIONS
hcld under the auspices Of the Amer
icam Legion Posts of Norfolk. the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
Whereas the American Legion has
!ranguaratcd i great national Amer
iea"i%"ticn nrosram. which s in
tended To cover all communities and
'cach all conditions of men and wom-
rm who live in the United states
and whereas; the American Legion
wishes 1" nave identified and Issu-
cate with it all civic organizations
and all patriotic people Ia assist in
carrying out this program in the
most effective manner possible.
Therefore; he IL resolved, by the
citizens OF Norfoil. assembled her,
i"ni-hi. that We heartily indorse this
program Of the american Legion in
It's Standardization work ANA tina,
'Nc people ourselves TO assist in ear.
ryins this program out
Tho mcctin. was presided Over by
Admiral ~ q. DILLINGHAM; director
at Public safety. and addressed hy
! u. :. iiOllcnga. national field repre-
sentative Of the American Legion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
GOLFERS SCORES HIGH
IN QUALIFYING ROUND
Junior Tournament Cots Under Way
at Nashville With Snail Num-
Der of Contestants.
Thy Associated Press.


NASHVILLE. TENN. Aux. 3-Al.,
Bush. OF the Audon Club. Louisville
was low medalist in the qualifying
round Of the junior Western solf
Tournament over the BelIcmead-
course today. High scores marked
the qualifying round. only six break.
ing ninety.
y cold and driving rain, which
swept the course soon after 10 o'clock,
served TO greatly handicap the play
erS and to that cause can he traced
many Of the excessive scores.
y d!sappointinsly small number
iced on. SO few were the entries
that 1t was necessary 10 abandon the
third Hight, while the second Night is
| crowded with bycs
| Al! of the twcnty-scven entries.
! thirteen az which are from out OF
| town qualified. the abnormal score
! OF 1870. made hy Dudley Jones. OF
F., Nashville. enabling him TO get into
the second flight, Freakish scoring
marked the cards OF several of the
James Tupp"r shot an eagle three
on No. .. yet turned in card of 100
| for the eighteen holes
Recent rains have placed the course
ia excellent condition for the tour
uamcnt. Based on the form they DIS
! played in the qualifying round, il is
being predicted that the champion
ship lies between Alex Bush, Jacr
Wun2ler, OF Memphis. former Ten
ncrsse champion. and Burton Nudge
of Chicago. who Shot an Sc today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
ASSEMBLE IRISH
CABINET TO HEAR
PEACE PROPOSALS

"ed 10 scttle lrclNnd's fate.


In other words. it ia now definitely
understood IN Dublin that a basis for
discussion has been found. IN cx-
trcmeiy hopeful atmosphere prevails
particularly among wcll-known and
highly placed republicans. as to the
ultimate success of the negotiations
My information is such as 20 mdi-
cate negotiations now are IN an cx-
trcmcly advanced stage. 1t is gen
orally understood tfat De Valera has
been authorized !" submit to the Dahl
f.ircanm PROPOSALS which ar. far in
advance of those offered at London.
aud which are far more acceptable
I than the or!ginal offer. which had
the approval OF the Cabinet
Although ireland will not take the
form of an independent republic. un-
der the proposals now in the hand.
/ of De Valera it j. stated that they
nevertheless. carry the fullest pos
sibic 'neasur" Of independence in
keeping with the security of the Brit
| !ah Empire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
FAST TENNIS MATCHES
ARE PLAYED AT NEWPORT
Inv Nssoclnteh rrcss |

NEWPORT. Il. /. Aug. 3.-rhe de-
feat ~ Vincent Richards aud :. IT.
NoShc!l, of New York. by Robert ana
Howard Kinney. brothers at Cali
doubles in the invitation lawn ten
mis- tournament on the Casino courts.
|; was Richards first defeat OF the
year in either singles or doubles. The
score were 2-6 G-3, 81.
w. NJ Johnston. former national
champion. and w. L.. Davis. had con.
siderable difficulty in coming through
the FIRST two rounds. minor players
forcing them 10 the limit.
In the third round of'thc singles
the only surprise WAS the defeat OF
". r. Johnson by Icnzo Shimidzu in
straight sets. Ga. Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

swinging murderer. whose body had
not then been taNcn down. rh"
posse has dispersed and everything
is pu!c,.
Johnson was taken from Deputy
>easo. ON the main highwav between
Mci\cnn"y, Va. where 10th Elmor.
and johnson were captured late last
night, at I.awrcnCcvill". about nine
miles from the latter place. The negro
was then taken by the mob to the
scene OF the crime at Tobacco. antI,
IN the yard ri Elmprc'S store The
negro was hanged. He Was nrst given
q chance 10 talk, and said that he
mad murdered he white man with
III" idea Of rubhlng him and that an
rth"r negro was with him at the
tine. NO tlack was then strung to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
DECIDE RIGHT OF u. S. TO
SHARE OF WORLDS TONNAGE
lBy Associated Press. /

WASiiiNGTON. Aug. a.-Th" risut
OF American shipping to its Just pro-
iort!on Of the worlds commercial
t'nna&e - the question involved IN
tEc Egyptian cotton ease being con
Sidcr"d by a conference in London.
officials OF The Shipping Board sa ID
tonight. Viewing the controversy az
Il real test. the board is prepared To
INSIST on the limit, il was said. upon
American rights.
The Shipping Board today had not
received a report on the progress OF
the London conference, hut il was in
formed that a code message on the
subject WAS being sent through the
state Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
PRINTERS OF CHICAGO
AND INDIANAPOLIS WIN
IHv Associntcd Press.l

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. a.-Clubs
from Chicago and indianapolis were
victorious in today'S play Of the
Printers National baseball tourna-
mcnt. winning respectively from GIN
cinnati and Cleveland.
Chicago scored in all hut one in
ming of the morning game and let
Cincinnati down. y 10 l. in seven
innings.
Ruth. OF indianapolis. held Clcve-
ana safe. except in one inning.
The scores: II. II. r..
The score: II. II. l..
Chicago .....50l 552 al 10 l
Cincinnati 900 100 o. =
Batteries: +. Decatum. Myers,
Burns and \. Decatum. Stadlcr,
i.aucrs: PaG and Druck, Willsey, ,
The score; Il. II. F.,
Indianapolis geo OlO DIl--b y q
cleveland 900 800 0n--3 3 Il
Batteries: Ruth and Kelley: Ben
nett and Roth. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
AFFECTING SCENES
MARK TRIBUTES OF
RESPECT TO CARUSO
(f,nniinucl Ernm Eirs1 pAr


OF the worlds greatest baritnncs. al
ready is here. Franco hifano and
Maria Costa have come. Others
whose names are as we'll known are
en- route.
Francesca Nit;i, former Premier ot
Italy. and the American consul al
Naples already have laid their tribute
at the foot of the bier
Visitors from Rome. Milan aud
Venice arc nlinS the hotels. Other
friends are on their way from
France. AZ the hour set for the pub
lie rites. hundreds or personal ac'
auaintances aud intimatcs Of the stal
will have reached Naples To share in
paying n final tribute TO him.
II Is announced that the body. en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
WILL PREPARE REPORT
ON STATE FREIGHT RATES

Representative az the cities Of
Norfolk. Newport News. Portsmouth
and l-ynchhurG met in conference
yesterday with the traffic committee
OF the Chamber of Commerce for the
purpose %! preparing Il report as to
the position OF Virginia cities in
maintaining state freight rates. with
the view al rcscn,ing the combined
opinion OF al the cities operating
on the Virginia rates to some future
meeting of The Interstate Commerce
Commission AT Washington. l. !.
Mhrcuse, acting president. presided.
Results of yesterdays conference
were not made public, and it is
probable mat further conference
viii lac held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Iio;d Up Mail Carrier.

HAZARD. ky. Aug. a-WnIlam
Saly"rs mail carrier. between liydcn
ana Hazard. was held up by two high
waymcn wearing handkcrch!cfs and
masks, VIII" took the mail pouch and
disappeared in the brush. Salycrs
went back to Agawam ana reported
IN" h"ldup. The pouch is believed
1" have contained only a small
amount in money, but about $1,000
in checks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
RACES OF NEW YORK
YACHT CLUB OVER
lBy Associatod rrr.s. |

NEWPORT. X. l.. AUG. 3.-Commo-
dorc j T. Morgan's Grayling and &.
l.. Andrews Pampcro won the
trophies offered today ny the New
rort fycht Racing Association for
NIFTY ana fory-foot sioops, rospcc-
lively The races we're sailed over "a
triangular course Of twenty -four
miles and completed the schedule Of
tie New York Yacht club for these
waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
KlNGAN NINE is WINNER
OF MEAT PACKERS TITLE

Kingan's "Rcliables" won the PEN
nant in tn Meat Packers League yes
t"rday at Byrd Park by defeating
Wilson Il. Co. by the score OF to
:. The pitching OF Campbell, allow
ing two hitf aud the hitting OF, Pat
ArmItage featured the game.
The score: Il. II. T..
Kingan ..oc2 OlO Oxx--5 S :
Wilson 2no 600 0xX-2 1
Batteries: Wilson c. Taylor and p.
II. Taylor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
yIRGINIA--IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRICO COUNTY. JULY II.
1921.
George Myers

George Myers
vs..
W. y. Wade e, ais.
The object Of this SUIT is To maxi
PARTITION III some Of the modes nr.-
sCr!Dcd by the statute OF the real cS-
tate Of which Anna Myers died seized
and possessed consisting Of five acres
recorded in surveys OF delinquent
lands on page 49,, being the same
land acquired by Anna Myers from
knights hairs recorded in Deed Book
l3S-A. page 81.
Ana II partition OF sa id real estate
cannot bc conveniently made in kind,
then TO sell the said real estate and
to distribute the proceeds thereof
among those entitled thereto.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that Anna Myers. Abraham
Myers and Andrew Myers. Of the de-
PENDANTS OF this cause, If alive. are
and IL they be dead the names of
their heirs at law are unknown. it
is ordered that the said Anne Myers,
Abraham Myers and Andrew Myers,
il they be living, and IL they be dead
that their heirs at law. whose names
are unknown, do appear here within
ten days after due publication of the
copy OF this order ana do what is
necessary TO protect their interest in
this suit. And il is ordered that this
order be published once a week for
Dispatch. At newspaper in the city of
Richmond.
y Copy-Testc:
SAMUEL +. WADDILL
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
By X. B. CIlAFFIN IL CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rustee S Auction Sale

OF
THAT VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE
PLACE OF TWO AND SIXTY
EIGHT ONE-nUNDREDrIi (2.GS)
ACRES. WITH COTTAGE HOUSE
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
Acting under q deed OF trust drawn
by Harry J. pankhurst and wife
dated July ]. 1913. and recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF Hcnrico Circuit
Court in -. Il. 2l.-s pnge 222. default
having been made in the payment OF
money therein secured and being re-
quircd by the beneficiary. / SHAH sell
by public auction. in front o. lenrico
County Courthouse,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1921,
At IL O'Clock NJ.
all that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with ali the improvements
thereon. rights. ways and appur-
tenances thereto belonging. lying and
being in the County OF ilenrico. Var
sinia. about one mile from the city
OF Richmond. and fronting on the east
sido OF the Creighton Road. contain
ing TWO and sixty-eignt one nun
dredthS OF IN acre.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses OF
executing this trust and any insur-
ancc or taxes due and to pay motto
Of 5000, with interest OH Same from
July i. 1920. and any balance pay
JOHN c. EAsLEIY,
-..... Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
WESTERN LEAGUE HURLER
is ORDERED TO CHARLOTTE
IKy Associntel rress. |

OMAHA, NEB. Aug. 3.-iienrs
Mead. omaha. Western League pitch
or. has been released under orders
from the Toledo American Associa-
ton. with instruction to join the
CharlOttee. y. g., South Atlantic As
sociation club. Mead has declined IL
take the Southern assignment. accord
ing To Manager Finn, OF the Omaha
'catu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

closed in tripie caskct, viii DC
placed temporarily in the Caruso
family vault q, cancssa Later il
Viii he removed t. ground reserved
ioT the iIiustrious dead" And over
the grave will he erected Il marble
monument az power and beauty. dc
signed by the great sculptor. Signuv
Cifari"llr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
british Yacht. win Again.

CONES. ISLE or WIGIlT.---Aur. =
Great britain won the third Of the
series 81 International races for six
metre yachts said here today. The
British yachts Scord - points as
against - points for their American
opponents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
File. Answer 10 Libel.

The owners Of the steamer Rose
dale. which was libclcd somf time
ago by coal dealers. will today lie
their answer To the complaint in
United states District Court. Til.
case is rrturnahic at the September
term. The Rnsodalc is now lying idle
at the city dock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Cul,N NlMnNErr III.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-John Evcrs.
manager OF III" cubs. was absent
from the bali park today on account
Of Illness. Ills absence gave rise TO
reports that lac had resigned az man
agcr, but ;hrs reports We're denied
hv William Necck, president Of the
club.