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Evening journal., 1921-03-07
ParkSide Chatter
BY THE KNOCKERS.

Said Mr.. Mack one day,
-In soon take the tree in center
away"
A young fellow called ears
Then broke out in tears
And cried. o where. o whore will I
sit with my dear.
Houdini has nothing on a fellow
member Of our club. Prison bars
would never hold him. What he
would do with them in the lower
part OF his legs would be a shame.
Alta boy. shinsl
Andy Gump was very conspicuou.
around the new gym Sunday but ne
did not have Min and Chester with
him.
Haircut and Shave was around
drumming up trade for the old gent
this week. Look Weiner over.
George.
We hope TO play in the new gym
next week. II will be possible II the
secretary OF the Owls doesn't wear
a path from the water fountain and
does a little work instead.
Il certainly is tough Jack. We
have been that way ourself.. You
will soon get over IL Maybe you
can ge. another, although we real
ize II is a hard job FOR you.
Snimn snoop and l. $. S. Baker
were seen talking over things. Nor,
inside stun for the boys.
Il IS rumored that Ellwood ha,
applied Tor admission TO the old
mems home. II basketball abnlt,
counts for anything that's where n,
should be.
Lady-On stormy night: '-rhes,
plOws coming up the street
mo man. they are zutz. and hi
feet"
We saw the weekend Kid was oi
deck again Saturday night Yo
would 90 a lot better n you woui
stay at home at night. You'u neve
learn TO be a plasterer hangin
around Kirkwood Park.
Big Boy Moore had better stay a
tinsmithing as he never will be
card player.
Well, boys. wen be with Vol
again. providing you don't find ou
our identity.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
Big Dnv Today

Big Day Today
Today sees the tie played on be-
tween the Receiving and Shipping
Departments and the opening game
OF the new season between the Store
and Garage. All tho teams entered
in the last season OF three weeks
have posted their forfeit money FOR
his season, and the Truckers and
Garage have been heard saying.
The last shall be first and the first
shall be last" We don't know who
viii be first until after today's gamo.
but We hope We wont be last next
season.
Dinty at the Bat-In Five Paris
by G. y. v.
Part
We have told you all. now his name
wen tell.
As he plays the game and plays Il
we'll
He's Harry arrett. OF Dosco fame,
Noull always find him In the game.
Al Fourth and Pine he handles
freight
And Dinty's surely a good old skate.
Our Poets Corner
don't know why. because you see
haven't so We can't agree.
II you did, I don't know why.
Also. she will not go by.
But because. IL hasn't been
/ will not, since you came in.
But II ever I am not.
Now who the hec got up this rot.
by /. +. Size.
n the author Of Dinty at the Bat
will call at 211 Shipley street be
tween the hours OF 2 and 3. our
/ German correspondent. J. jacques
will present him with six lead recu-
/ hers.-Ed.
To Our Hod
When love grows cold. thy pres
ence warns me.
When friends are fed, thy presence
charms me.
What care 1 though purse be bare
II thou art fun. 1 smoke. and cas-
away all care.
To Our Fnlings For Our Hod
| Blessings on old Raleighs head.
| Though upon the block Il fell.
For the knowledge he first spread
OF the weed / love so we'll.
DcScO.
BY HOT CAKE.
Just 10 tell you. why the name
where he han from. and TN
game,
While n work. We sell supplies, anl
what We sell Is no surprise.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
PIONEERS WIN TOURNEY

The Pioneer South Side Eden
tournament comprising pool. QUOT,
euchre and pinochle contests, held
in the South Side Eden rooms Thurs
day evening. was won by the Pion-
Ger Cub. The final score was 60 TO
40. The tournament was such a sue
cess that II is hoped more clubs
will take part next season
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
EASTBURN Is NEW
YACHT COMMANDER

At a recent meeting OF the Della
ware River power squadron OF tho
Yachtsmen's Club. Horace G. East
burn, local attorney. was elected
commander Of the squadron. This
honor was conferred on Mr.. East
burn in recognition OF his services
in putting the squadron on a par
with similar organizations through-
out the country.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
HENS AFTER HICKEY cur.

TOLEDO, March 5. - The Mu,
Hens are out TO again win TIA.
Thomas Hickey cup. awarded to tn,
American Association team tina
turns out the biggest opening da,
crowd. st. Paul was ToledOs closes
cananeLitnr in 1920.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
ST. MARY,s STOP FERNwooD

ST. Mary's added another win "a
their long string Of victories Fri
day night by stopping the fast Fern.
wood basketball team, 1925.
The high spot of the game was
the shooting OF O'Brien and the
guarding of Murphy. Hodgsou and
Brown played the best for Fern
wood. II was St. Mary's ninth con
gecutive win.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
BIG STUFF FOR CENTRE

DANVILLE, Ky. March 5.-Little
Centre College will get big league
coaching in baseball this spring. Jess
Tannehin. ex-National Lacquer. will
tutor the collegians. Umpire Charley
AInran recommended Tannehill
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
HOnus Wagner gol

piece Of toast ever given at a stove
league breakfast
"Tackhole" Lee. champ rife shot,
has been engaged by Birmingham to
kill stray dogs.
President Grant. OF the Braves,
says he hasn't a temperamental
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
Who Wants In
League 4?

Baseball team managers who
are interested in the proposed sec
ond league for Wilmington, are
invited TO attend a meeting In
The Evening Journal offce at 7.30
o'clock on Wednesday night
Eastlake. =. r. r.. American Le-
gion. Edge Moor and all other
first t-class teams that want to play
league ball this year are invited.
n six teams announce a desire to
form a new league the organiza-
ton will be effected that night.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07

Making weight for the diamond
has the ring OF boxing in IT,
Nick Altrock's funny-bone is re-
ported 90 be in mid-season form.
Nick .rols the laughing stock Of
the majors.
When a rastler bets on himself he
Is gambling on the gate.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
proposition

proposition.
In the opener. Joe Martin. the
toughest welter In the State. meets
Charley Nelson of Philadelphia.
Nelson fought the wind-up at tho
Cambria club two weeks ago and
is carded TO box in Atlantic City to-
night
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
SS91S>"T u JAWS

player on the club.
The Davis cup missed the boat 10
America. II was a slip in boxing.
Promoter Cochran. OF England
has finally agreed that Rickard can
spend more time than money in get
ting Dempsey and Carpenter to-
gether than he.
Stanislaus Zbyszko has wrestled
in GIG matches without being pinned.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
YAIF SNIASHEs RECORD.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March o.
Yale swimming team broke its own
intercollegiate record for the 200
yard relay. New time Is 1 minute
38 1-2 seconds.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March delaware
College baseball candidates will re-
port to Coach Shipley on Frazer
Field for the first practice Of the
season this afternoon.
The notice recently posted by
Coach Shipley calling out the candi-
da:es contains the following state
ment Team will be pickei last
game June g." This means that
every candidate, whether a member
Of the varsity last year or not, will
have TO hustle every minute 10 make
Baldwin ... % i7s lsl POI 49, 177- sss
Totals e.. s55 500 ass ss2 sss-i7s4
BooS BOos, % % RSs lSs lSs 5s 15S s S9S s Iss sss
Totals 49, ssl s5s si5 375 su-l7si
McCaulley 16 1s6 1876 1914 ia 164- s12
Croney zee. 16 l6f 2lS 157 10 154- S6s
Totals &C.. $50 413 s5i 34s 3ls-l7sO
Hall ....... y 152 1s5 1s5 162 1s2- SIG
Everett zee. 1i7 zi3 159 176 1917 s92
Totals ... 299 sss 24l sss ss9-17ss
HarSins .... Il 1si 14s 203 1856 1872 $50
smith ..... 10 1854 100 l76 100 isl- ssi
Totals CO.. 3is $50 $40 355 3is-17s7
Herpel .... 8 IA 1888 POS 2i2 164- 90s
Bergan .... . lS5 146 III 16i COO 500
Totals 80. 500 329 3S2 $40 364-1777
Booth ...... IS 1S6 1872 ia 1876 241- 9ss
Mccall .... is 120 151 161 154 1S7- 773
Totals 90. SOC $40 sS5 $40 42s-l7si
Houston 90. 30 152 129 199 1854 2il- s55
Clevenger .. 20 1s6 155 1877 200 173- 9O2
Totals ... 3ss 2S5 sss s6i 3s4-l757
Doelze ..... is5 100 $50 30 l66- si1
Groves .... 10 16s 14i 1877 192 1f6- S3i
Totals b.. s33 S3l 3s7 400 s12-l745
Andrews 10. 30 16s i72 1872 lsi i6s- sSi
Kitchen -. 20 162 2O5 192 159 146- S6i
- - - - -
Totals ... $50 377 3si $40 sil-i745
KorngoId =. 40 las 199 100 1S3 les $50
Bollinger .. S 207 i39 16s 179 1872 SS5
Totals &C.. s52 33s S2s S62 s57-17S7
Grant ..... 40 i23 1875 16i $50 40 7o9
Grant 80. is 1856 19s 1876 i27 2i4- $50
ratals - 2zs as 35s 2z7 sEl-1Ass
Evening journal., 1921-03-07
TRAPSHOOTHNG

In the 25-target event. over the
Eastlake traps on Saturday. l.. W.
Preston and George Huber tied with
21 breaks. Huber won the shoot
or and set a new record for the
club by smashing 20 out OF the next
25.
Dayton, Hustler, Frank Grier. ]
Grier and Frank Schultz were run
ners-up in this event each with 20
breaks 10 his credit
The drawing for the Winchester
gun that was being donated by the
club was held in the clubhouse
Lawrence T. Jefferes. Jr., OF 26OC
West Sixteenth street. had the lucky
number.
Greenhill shooters at their practic,
shoot by scoring a 4sx5O score
George Simon was second high ant
only one bird behind
vending, Belts and Minnich TIED
for third place. each scoring Al
breaks. Lowe and Moystin held
pretty race with Lowe defeating tbs
latter by a score Of one target. an,
captured a spoon in this event A
double targets John Minnick and =
r. DUPONT tied FOR first honor
with a score OF 80 breaks out Of %
pairs Of doubles. At practice targets
Simon accounted FOR a 49x50, whil'
+. r. dupont and Simon were th'
] only shooters TO make perfect score
in the 25-bird events.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07

himself going back TO Cuba TO re-
enter the ring business.
Joe Lynch is willing to go more
than halfway in meeting Pete Her
man again. But it would cost the
promoter just $4,000 seeds TO pay
Joe of.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07

DcscO.
BY HOT CAKE.
Just 20 tell you, why the name,
where he hail from. and the
game
While n work. We sell supplies, and
what we sell Is no surprise.
Evening journal., 1921-03-07

Total ..-..--............. 455
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
MERCHANT WRESTS
PISTOL ROm HAND
OF A NEGRO BANDIT
W. Cohen jnfHnn'ed As He
Loo $ Darn EGrrci Of
HprrOn

After having q pistol pohed in his
face by negro bandit and told to
surrender the money in the cash
register. NJ Cohen. who runs a store
At 500 West Leigh Street. ErappIed
with the negro. wrcnchcd the wcapon
from his hand and attempted to hold
him for the police, but was unsuc-
cessful, according To information
given out ut the Second Police sta
t!on last night.
Cohen said in his report to the
police that the negro entered In.
store and asked for a package Of Gig
arettcS. He turned 20 get them and
when he looked around again. the
negro had him covered with a uIstol
No; wishing to be robbed. he, uiv..
the thief tusile and. after the
scuific. forced him to drop the gun.
Tho negro escaped before the NOR
chant could summon the police Ac-
cord!nS TO ,hc police. the negro 20,
nothing as the result of his effort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
LHy Asson!atel rress-l

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-A nation
wide roundup OF all Oriental in
oliSibles will bc launched January -.
This announcement was made late
today at Ellis Island by Leo Russell,
chief dcporting agcn, OF the immi-
grafton service.
Sweeping ord"rs for such Il round
ur have been issued at Washington
and special force is TO he assigned
To- the work. Mr.. Russell said.
Il. NJ. Kline. of the Rureau OF I'm
migraiion of the Department OF La
Dor, will have charge OF the work
and will start out from Washington,
January %, with a stan Of dcportinE
agents for Il tour OF the South and
West. seeking many Chinese and
Japanese in The United states who
have no lawful right to be here" Mr.
Russell said.
The majority OF the Orlen,als came
as scamen and took advantage oi
their seamen's cards to come ashore
upon arrival OF their vessels a,
United States ports, dcsertinr The
ships aud smuggling themselves into
sections of the country. remote from,
their landing places the deportins
agent added.
Mexic"ns Illegally in this country
will be rounded up for deportation by
the Kline force, which will be under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
CITY HALL AT COLUMBUS,
OHIO, BURNED TO GROUND
Meeting Of City Council Terminated
Suddenly when Flames Brenk
Out on Third Floor.
THy Associated Press.
L .lIII.D. In.. -

l!y Associated l'rcSS.l ]
COLUMBUS. OHIO Jan. l2.-Colum-
bus City Hall. one Of the Oldest pub
lie buildings in the city. directly
across the street from the Staichousc,
was destroyed by fire tonight. Near
by business blocks. at first threat
cMcd by the flames. were saved, eX"
ccpt for slight damage TO roofs.
The blaze started on the third floor
in gymnasium from unknown
origin. Children playing on the same
floor escaped in gymnasium costumes,
and the City Council, in session in
the building, also took hasty adjourn
mcnt and fed to the streets.
Many valuable records were de-
stroycd. IL is believed, although steel
filing cabinets were counted OF To
have preserved some of the most val
liable ones.
Council members. estimating the
damage to the building and contents
ut 100000, said steps would un-
doubtedly be taken at once TO rebuild.
No insurance was carried on the
building. 1t was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
lBy Associated Press ]


WASIIINGrON, Jan. l2.-Intcntion
OF the American government 10 make
Il careful investigation Of the !ajal
Ehoo,inE by Il Japanese sentry yes
'crday at Nladivostok Of Lieutenant
w. II. Langdon. of Jamaica Plains.
near Boston, GLASS. chief engineer OF
he American cruiser Albany, was
evidenced in action taken tonish, by
two departments Of tho government.
The state Department upon being
Informed OF the bare details OF the
shooting OF Lieutenant I.anGdon in
report from Consul MacGowan at
Niad!vostok. directed the consul 10
forward II more complete report
Th" Navy Department received two
reports Of the shooting from Admiral
Albert Gleavcs. commander in chief
Of the As!atic Fleet. who said he
planned To leave at noon today
aboard tho destroyer Elliott for
Shanghai, whore he will board tn,
cruiser Ne" Orleans and proceed to
Nladivos;ok to make an iuvcsliga-
ZION.
Dispatches 10 both departments
emphasized that japanese officials AT
the Russian port were shown cv"5y.
evidence o! regret over the shooting
Consul MacGowan reported that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
FALLEN PLANE RAISED
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI!
bodies OF Captain simpson and Me-
chanician Fisher. Yet lntound
by Srnrchius Parties.
| BN ASSOCiNtrl ErrSS.


TlPTONNILLE. TENN. Jan. l2.-
The hydroplanc which fell into the
Mississippi River here late Sunday,
was located late today and was
raised from the bottom OF the river
al point near where IL was seen 10
fall. No trace OF the bodies of Cap
tain George H. simpson. Toronto.
canada, former British dying office r
and his mechnuicinn. Carl Fisher.
Dayton. ohlo, were found when the
plane was raised.
Searching parties viii continue to
drag the river in the effort 10 and
tile bodies of the missing aviators.
Captain simpsons ovcrcoat. with the
sleeves torn out, and other articles
Of clothing were found In the wreck
age Of the piano. The plane was
raised by the stcam5 boat Metropolis.
If Caruthcrsvil,c, Mo. and q number r
of gasoline boats. The wreck was
towcd TO point near Tiptonville,
and will probably be sent back to the
Dayton-Wright acroplano factory for
repairs. Nothing was found in the
wreck to indicate tho cause OF the
accident. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
HOUSE RUNS UP AND DOWN
LADDER VOTING DRY FUND
Rejects Amendment for 500. .G0O,-
900 First; Then Turn Down
Plea for 81 100000
sun a.,IoU,oon FINALLY CIV,
Gailivan Stages Verbal Firht Will,
Nolstcnd over appropriation for
EnforccTcnt-l'ath uf Law I,
Winner When Test Comes.
INy Associatcd prcss.I


''7'.i'''. - Jan - ne House
"''' W an" "o"" 'he !n'"er IN Noi-
."s '"""E on appropriations Tor en-
oe''+"' VI 'hc Proh'h''i"n law
"S' :t'te''"s an amend mont to
'"e pe""'Hs approximation measure
"''H'' "niS" me HuFt"u OF lnterna!
tcNt"u' "ouI" oc given ElvJ 100000
~ '''u'' ''"''''' 'nt
i''-''' :" - an ""'c"" :
S'e''u' ..
t'''''' oi t"t '""' 'hcf"''s :
'"''' "'' S''''V'VVo l" E'''Vi-
''''S '"'' WITS '"Nth N.
"' ~ 80 ne -
80 ',''''' "t''''''" "'iH"u' count an
E, on.ano '''' "'o"'' -
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
FAMILY OF FOUR ARE
MU7HA7ED WITH AXE
By UN1NOWW FIE'KD
LOu;sinninns D., ing As FcsuH
OF dur, crOuS assault IS
Ihcr Aie,,.
IEy Associated Press. !

DE RlDDER. LA. Jan. l2.-Sur-
gccns tonight dcspaircd OF saving the
life OF John Oriander. latest victim
wiin his Wife and two children. of
man who. the authorities believe
Is the same that seven years ago
claimed forty-;ivc persons as his vic
TINS in a trail OF terror that reached
from La Fayettc to Houston. Texas
fcsidcS Oriander. his wife. their
daughter Josephine. aged 6. and Paul
S-ycar-o!d sen, are victims OF the
supposedly madman's bloody assaul;
with an AK.
The tragedy was discovered early
today by child who sought entrance
10 the little grocery store of which
Oriandcr was proprietor to make some
small purchase. Finding the door
closed. the little girl went 10 the side
entrance leading 10 the sleeping
quarters Of the family. Shr!rkinS for
help, she aroused the ncighbors.
Lying across their beds. clad in
their night clothes. the man. the
woman aud children were found
Walls, bed clothing and floor wcro
spattcrcd with blood. while "a broken
latch on the window showed how an
entrance had been gained.
Means wtrc issuing from the lips
of the woman. She was conscious,
despite her terrible injuries. bat. with
her jaw split, was unable to talk. Her
husband lay beside her. the top of his
skull broken. The children were un-
conscious. suffering from great gashcs
in arms, legs and shoulders
Although another Italian merchant
is held on suspicion, Sheriff Brazler
and his deputies arc tonight searching
for n negro. with whom Orlando is
said, to haveehad trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

DESIRE SINCERE, HE AYERS
fRv Assnclutedrress1

WASHiNGTON, ian. I2.-American
call for a world disarmament con-
ference would be welcomed by the
great powers OF Europe. and would
disclose the next. Germany" should
any nation refuse to agree to disnrm.
General Taskcr H. Bliss declared 20
day before the House Naval Affairs
Committee
Tho general gave TO the committee
the impressions which he had gained
through discuss ions Of tn. subject
with European statesmen and soldiers
while member OF the supreme war
council, and later of the American
peace commission lie said there was
m Imminent ana sincere desire over
seas for disarmament. but added tkat
Gnt! different agreement had been
reached he would not disarm one
American soldier or lay up one Amcri-
can ship"
General Bliss said also tha; the
United States should complete her
present naval building program. In
thIS connection the committee re-
cciVed from Secretary Daniels II full
statement as 10 the relative naval
strength of the world powers show
ing that of ,he I-,;,.1 S.,,
midway he,w.,, INA. of cro., p.i,.Y
and Japan
His figures i,hic,.o, i,
with the comn,o,i,, 80 ,I 80
authorized cons.ruc,i,n or 80
nations. IN, Amo,ic., ,,,,a,
power would ~. AZ .,r,,, 90.
Grea, Britain h,t v,,, ,h
.Japan slightly rcduc,d
Commtttcc c,,,,,.,.
The Hons. co,,,,j,,o
temporarily lie dis,rm,,,, -,
pending discusslo, h.. - " -"
o! its futura ,r,,..I ,,,
anime other witnesses I,tor C,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
WADE IS CONVICTED OF
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
Man Wh" Killed George r. Knott Mt
bridgeport. Conn, VIII Hear
Sentence This Morning
tBy Associated Press. ]

BRlDGEPoRT CONN, Jan la.-Ei-
wood Il. Wade. %. was convicted OF
murder in the frs; degree here late
tonight for the killing of George g.
Mott in Motifs home in this city on
August %, 1920. The jury had been
out six hours.
Sentence will be pronounced at 10
O'clock tomorrow morning. The pen
atty in this State IS hanging.
The case. which has consumed eight
days in superior court, went TO the
jury at AIS this afternoon
Wade showed this evening the first
signs OF emotion that he has cxhlb-
tied since his arrest. In his cell he
appeared nervous and irritable, and
on several occasions wept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Former kaiscrin wor,e.

DooRN. HOLLAND. Jan. i2.-Ths
condition CT Augusta Victoria. former
Empress or Germany. Is becoming
steadily worse as her physical power
OF resistance is declining, said an obi :.
cial statement issued last night by
the attending physicians. Attacks OF
heart failure from which tho former
Empress has been suffering. ara In.
ereasias In number and violence. tbs
statement said. eS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
HARDING INSISTS UPON
OUTDOOR INAUGURATION
Plan to Take Oath Inv Senate Cham
her Fails tn Get His
Approval.
MILL USE EAST PORTICO
Presidents Elect Receives Tclcgr,ms
From All Over Nation Commend
ing Him for Course-Continurs
Work ON Cabinet Formation.
WILL USE EAST poRTICt
ny Associated Press. |

MARION, OHIO. Jan. l2.-Epsc;tinc
for the second time nlans for his in
,urur,,ior pr,,,a, 49,.
" ''''S'"'s IN eh"rsH OF the
arrangements at Washhingtcn today
that they hau gone further than nee
cssorv tnw,r, s,n,itc,,, , ,,,
'' ''' St'"''
'""'''o'r'
observance OF the usual custom OF
taking IN. outb mn ,h. ,,., f,,i
of the CapI,ol hriai,r Mr. ,I,-.,i,.,
tel,grauh.b to w,sbn,,r ,,,,
be nuitc ,gr..,bI, r. hin, o,t woui,
permit n much greater numnc, of
spectators To IL. nr.Scn, ~ no
We're .pcnt i'm the erection ~ snc..i,I
stands. he said ,b.r. could hc -,
objection from, ,h, yirwpoiu, of ..o,-
omy.
Ia h!<, previous tcl.,.ram n.,sin,,
fer II simple ceremony. thc prcsi1.n,.
elect had surrns,,l mar ,h. o,,,,
u, administered ,i,bnr vi,b;, ~,
Capltol or on Inn c,s, march r,ho
congressional committees decision IA
adopt the former course boy,vcr pa.
suited in vigorous nro,rs,s from m,pv
who had arranged To go 10 \r,sbinc-
ton for the event and Nr. Hardin Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
House S'udies Status
Ct Damn Focli hness
IUy uuitcd News.I

WtSHiSGTON. Jan. Els or
IN moi "Damn FnoIishncs>" pariia-
mcntnry lnnSunEr:
Representative u ton. cf
~ on IinrdinE's stand for "a simple
inaugural.
"Ifs time To stop this damn,
fooiishnrss.' Snid knuts"n. OF
Minnesota. Republican whip.
stricken out of the record" said
CnmphctI, OF Kansas.
81 object" said IsIanton. "They
nrc consistent with the rest of the
RcntleInnn's speech"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Escaped P i;oncr Found
Slowed Away on Ship
my United NcNs.l

BuENOS AIRES, Jan. i:.-The
much desired Doctor BricNer. who
escaped from n local prison On De-
ccmbcr ~. while awaiting en-
tradition to the United States, has
been unpnckrd from cargo crate
In which he WAS impcrsonnting a
consIgnmcnt of hardware nnd cx-
trIcated from the hold OF the cnrGo
steamer Apittc, ut Sen, bound for
Paraguay.
II In understood he will be re-
turned here and dcportcd to the
United States MS soon ms possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
SOVIET SHIP SUNK
French Dcstroyrrs Send Tran.por,
Flying Red Flag to
DOttoTn.
lEy Associated Press

Ey Associated Press
coNSTANTINOPLE. Jan. la.-Frcnch
dcstroycrs have sunk n transport ny
:ng the red flag and carrying Soviet
troops. presumably, to TrebiZond. Il,
is said in Il dispatch received here.
The encounter occurred ten miles
west OF Novorossisk. the French war
ships attacking tho transport despite
tho fact 1t was escorted by Soviet
notllla.