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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
COOLIDGE SPEAKS ON
MAIFLOWER COMPACT
Dccinrcs signing of Article Soycm-
Der ~. iG2o. IL BrdrGril of
American Institutions.
IEy Associated hrcss.

NEWARK, y. j., oct. The
"Ma!howcr compact" signed in the
cabin OF that historic ship as sh,
lay on lrov!ncctown. Mass, Noycm-
Der II. lj2O. Was declared to b, the
pedrock on which rest American in
stiiuticns," ~ vicc-rrcsiucnt Calvin
'ooiidS" tonight in addressing the
FiiGrm celebration here. While the
bases We're first stated succintly In
the compact, he said. much OF them
""r" a,nted by the Grccl. phi!oso-
pliers ..0ru years ago!
w" c&nrot d"tcrmIur.' Mr.. COOL
idSr said, what impulses were nrs,
SiirTims in thc human hrcast which
wrought ines" great conflicts az gov-
crnmtnt and belief, and. as one re-
SUIT. sent Pilgrim and Puritan 10
New England. We DO know that men
and women % that stamp OF charac-
Ter ar" the product OF n long series
OF events. both OF hcrcdity and en-
vironm,nt. Their works do not per
isa IN - night; before them stretches
houndless future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
GENERALS IRE READY
FOR SECOND CONTEST
Washington and Lee Eleven
to Play Emory and Henry
Today.
isnncIal 30 Tin Reconsideration l

tsnnc,nl TO Tn" Times Dispatchl
LEXINGTON. VA. oct I.-,ircatiy
ENCOURAGED by the results OF last
Saturdays game aHaIns; Randolph
Macon. Coach Bil! battery ras put
INC Generals through ? hard week 81:
dli!Y workouts ~ preparation for
the second game "f the season IEains.
Emory and Henry College hcv. sat
urday.
This weeks work has been re-
siricted mainly 10 rcmedyinS TIA.
line. whicA developed IN the initial
encounter last Saturday. ana when
tn. whistle blows Saturday. the
coaches expect that thn line from end
10 end VIII bc working III midScason
FORM. The absence of l'o,ts, star
tackle. Who was injured last week.
w.ll be noticed in tho lineup. out h.
rlacc most likely viii be rllnI bT'
I!lispn. ne" man, who has been
showing ur wei! IN practice during
The week.
Although very i!,tle information
ts 90 the calibcr OF Tho team tha,
Emory ana Henry ai,s this year has
plans To take II" chances. ana has
ven his men several new pays and
formations, which are expected to hc
uEc"rkoG SATURDAY, EIuor. anG
Henry held Tennessee 70 three touch
owns IN their opening encounter.
81 /" o. ana should give Il good nc-
count OF themselves when they take
the field against tho Fighting Gen
erals.
Cool weather. this week has been a
ie!p To the Generals during their long
practice sessions, and with the same
ho!!ing inrih Saturday. the Blue and
White may hanB up another victory
NO INJURIES Of Il serious nature have
uninterrupted the week : WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
OFFER NO
EXCUSES, SAYS RUTH
Continual From First pagcN

CONTINUED From First pagc)
center Held that drove in two runs
ana drove Toncy 10 the showers. But
that seemed to he the end Of our stick
work. for with Jcfr Barnes in the box
we were not much in the running.
No Word of Criticism,
II Yankee hackers are as confident
as the boys on the club there liz little
need for me pointing out some of
the Important things in our favor.
After the game, in tho clubhouse
there wasn't Il word OF criticism
The entire club has now played thir-
ty-siN innings OF erroriess bail. Ward
has been the great fielding star OF
the series. No one did anything in
today's game except his level hest
The morals of the team Is higher
at this very moment than IL was
NJ the opening game.
We have taken our first worlds
series beating and no one can say
that we showed the slightest signs
Of cracking. Bad pitching is a
whole lot different than bad base
ball. the first two comes went our
way and, OF course, everybody was
happy. We were not exactly hilari-
Gus over todays drubbing. but there
wasn't any sulking or anything but
determination. but to go out and grnb
the next game.
The Yanks beat the two leading
pitchers OF the Giants when they got
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
PENN. TO CUT FREIGHT
RATES ON IRON ORE
VIII Ask Permission 10 Make *
Per tcnt deduction From,
Great i.uI,cs
lEy Associated Press

tliIi--Nl'Ei.Ei!A. oct. The
i'cnnFElNan!a Railroad announced to-
day IL would in the very near f.-
'rE"' make application TO the Inter-
state Commerce Commission for uer-
mission 10 place In effect a tenn
9urarN reduction OF ~ per cent in
tHr ire'Ehi rates or iron ore from
h"ih the Great Lakes ana the sea-
BOARD 20 the furnaces in the Pitts-
nHrEh uni Youngstown districts. the
HChnE ikih valley and elsewhere in
ONO Pennsylvania and the East, as
well as local mines The reduction
would remain in effect only until
December 81. 1921.
"Ihc purpose OF the reduction the
announcement said. lis to assist the
IRON ana steel producers in accumu-
!atlnS supply OF ore before winter
noses navigation on the Great
lakes or compcls tn. strut down Of
The Northern mines"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
DECLARE WHEAT BINS
BULGINC IN kANSA
Grnin iuycrS Declare Farmer. "
Not Accept Prevailing MarLrt
IsrIne

SAilNA. KANSAS. oct Bins a.
hrli'in& with wheat in the krn>
belt. according /" survey az ma
farms this week
Mi"h @; II Is NOT for sale. uccprliu
70 Maurice hcAuIiTc, president OF "a
Farmers Union OF Kansas.
Grain buyers explained tho situ..
ton by declaring the farmers are u
LOVING the grain To stay in St1ra
rather than accept the proNail!n
market price. Sale, have dropped %
recently L" "a low level
McAulinc said G5 per cent OF IA
1871 crop had been sold. hut ;hc =,
HI:iindcr ~ being retained by farm
cra In position To hold on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
DENY REPORTS THAT
YACHT Is IN DANGER
ac"Jn"i>s. Manned b., Cai.Iucuin Man.
u:a",urcr and Party. Declared
In t""I shape.
lHy United Ncwml


NJ FRANCISCO, Oct The
Acy little gasoline yacht. spec
ks manned by Albert y Gowen.
G-rrcsidcnt Of the Leigh Portland
'ncnt Company, his WIFE and a
'Iiy OF Trends on a trip around
world, is bouncing around on
iacihc with all aboard we'll ana
'?py. instead OF having succumcd
tropical storms. according 10 radio
SsageS received here Friday.
ne report OF the steamer Hattie
tNrnback that yacht answering
description of The hardy little
cEt WAS seen Il dcrciIct VITA no
,e aboard led 10 fears mat Captain
wen and his party had met tragedy
ihoir adventurous trip across the
.ci'ic
he "SpcojacRa" is riding in the
Ike OF the Eastern Queen" big
nkcr. according 10 The message
ID bound for Tahiti. the Murqucsas
anda ana other ports in the South
cas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
HARVARD AND INDIANA
TO PLAY BIG GAME

NEW YORK. OCT. Among the
great number al gr.diron conflicts
between leading Eastern college c!pv
ems tomorrow, The intcrscctional ar
far that brings Indiana University
against harvard, Stands Gut as the
most interesting. Tn" boosters are
making Their nrst invasion OF the
East.
West NirgiuiI viii be st Pittsburgh.
The NouUiainccrs made u good show
ing against the pHHthcrS Last year
ana are rcnorlcd t. have Il strong
offensive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Conrrrn Grnn,eu Charter.

The Laird Manufacturing Company.
Inc. OF Richmond, WAS granted Il
charter by the State Corporation
Commission Yesterday. The maxi
"u1n capital stock is 500 900: miui-
mum tl,""0. L.. &. Laird. president:
J. :. overhcy, secretary: Luc.us Til
icry. Jr., and II. X. Groves AL OF
Richmond. are tho incorporators. The
company VIII manufacture and deal
IN grucers' and druggists supplies
of every kind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
INDIAN HEIRESS is
SOUGHT IN OKLAHOMA
VIII hrr"mc F"ssrs."r VI Estate
Valued at s;iUD.oOu
October 81.
Try unitth EcMS

SAfUlfA., OKLA. Oct. "a rc-
currcHrc OF thc custom OF secrcting
prospective lndian hcircssrs TO oh
tain possession az large estates willed
them J., believed responsible for the
k.dndpng OF Geraldine Humlnctlc
wealthy Indian girl OF Freedman.
rms was the theory advanced by
Judge II. :. Williams. under whose
Jurisdiction the cir! YVES placed until
y, when she Will Inherit 100000.
Miss iiammcttc becomes OF age Oc-
tohcr u, ana IL Is expected the alb
ductorH VIII appear In Il back woods
Town ana force her to sign away her
rights IN the legacy for Il small sum
secret service men have been asked
20 Join III tho hunt for tho missing
girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
RED CROSS DECLARES
DUTY TO DISABLED
W Ill Care for wounded Veteran, Of
World War and de-
penueufs.
lHy ASSOCIATED rrcss. /

COLUMBUS, ONO. OCT. - Ecat-
hrmation Of its duty 10 funn a
paramount Obligation" caring for
disabled veterans OF the world var
nj their dependents, and dctcrmi-
nation To co operate with other puh-
lie health agencies in "A comprchcn-
Sivc program or public health cduca-
ti"n, were voiced in resolutions
adopted by the national convention
- the American Red Cross at it's
closing business session late today
!anS Tor conducting the fifth roll
'aii. which begins on ArmiSticc Day
and continues IL Thank sgiving. We're
discussed at mass meeting this al
tcrn"on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
BEGIN FIGHT TO SAVE
MARIAN McARDLE
defense Calls Mitncasc. I'm kub.r
Murder Case ON Trial
In Cleveland

-! Associated ircSS.j
CLEVELAND. ONO, Oct. Tile
defense Ia the nrst-degrec murder
trial Of Marian McArd!c. 20. charge,
villa ihe murder OF Daniel kabcr..
her "icpiathcr, began its frh, lat,
today IN her behalf. The state com
rieie'l it's case with tha tcs,imou
Of Miss Anna nachv. schonlru
chum Of Miss Mchrdlc, who. at In
request Of Marian. spent The night %
the tragedy with her III the Kaa,
home.
Miss !;e testimony related
tn actions ~ Miss McArdlc WA,
they were Informed that Eabc. H..
been stabbed To death.
shortly after testi:yimS FOR
state. Miss iaehr was called To-
witness stand to testify as a cha
actcr witness for Miss McArdIe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
TRlNkLE STIRS VOTERS
OF FREDERICKSBURG
hein"rrnic Candidate for Goycruor
Makes housing speech 10 big
Audience

iHprc'ai 10 The Nimes-p Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG G. VA. pct
senator Trintle. Democratic candi-
date for Governor. made rousinr
snecch at the courthouse here tonight
before a large audience OF men ana
women voters. City Chairman Girls
mond presided
the sneaker was introduced hy
Mayor kins ana given an ovation.
The speech touched on all questions
involved in the campaign and many
strong points were literally ap.
piduLCd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
BRITISH LABOR HEADS TO
CONFER WITH PREMIER
Pressure of Unemployment
Problem Steadily lncreas-
ing in Great Britain.
A>>'ET, rs A>Irn TED
Labor Member ar Parliament Urges
t"-op"rntion or Trade Unions To
compel All Available A>si.iancc
From Governments
INy NhsoclateL preas.l

LONDON. oct. The pressure Of
the unemployment problem is steadily
decreasing. ana intense anxiety is be-
ins manifested by labor organi.a-
lions. manufacturers and the public
regarding the plan which the govern
incnt Ia formulating To deal with
Il.
y joint conference OF labor leaders
today accepted the I'remier's invita-
u"n to advise with the CAbinc, ncNt
week on the question. but the Labor
ties revealed III an exchange OF com
munica;ionS with Lloyd George the II
desire 10 begin discussions immedi-
atelN. They consented merely to cx-
anime the governments proposal, ex-
ritcttiy dissociatinE themselves from,
responsibility Tor the policy ~ ne
adopted by the government.
Iiil-u I,sucs Manifesto.
Zen Iilictt. Labor member al
Parliament. IN a manifesto tonight
declared:
Bankruptcy stares us in the face.
ms winter Will be the testing time
!or working class organizations.
10y i'''i ~ Is IN -
STATE Of pan.c or ruin. Whether /,
w!ll he an imperial or national gov
eminent disaster inipinScs on the ad :
ministraiivn. but whatever the chaos
OF accumulated debts. labor and in
| dustry viii have to meet the impost "
Urges Government AID.
lie urges the cooperation OF all
trade unions To compel government
assistance.
The Cabinet also discussed the
question NJ us afternoon session in
an endcav"r TO put forward n plan
which Is yet in it's carly stages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VICTIM SUCCUMBS
"'enn w. McFnriIng, OF Dnnyiiie.
"'es ns hcsuit Of itunning Mn-
chine Into Fence

iShccial 10 The Times Dispatchl
WILLIE, VA. oct. 7.-Glenn ",
MchHriinG. who three weeks ago WI,
o"ulS injured internally when h,
crashed INTO fence on the Chatham,
Ioau. while riding on Il motorcvcle
"!en yesterday in the General Uor.
pI'9i. Mcrariing at lirst gave indi-
S"'lohS OF recovering. He Withstand
=" '.ouf operation. hut dcveloned
r'ieunh"h'a- His condition did nor
become critical. however un,;,
thursday morning. lie was ~ Ca.
OF nSe, and native OF High PoI,t
" ca having lived in Danvilie for ~,
paSt "" years. Ho is survived nv
ms - and four small children
me l. '. was taken To North caro-.
lima for burial today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
II. l.. 1. rime. Obt,!n rcrmI,.

The detachment OF Richmond Lipht
Infantry Blues, which is Ia attend
the one hundred and tift!eth anniver-
Sary celebration OF the Governors :;
Footguards ut Hartford. Conn. which
begins October, -, VIII he permitted
to pass fully armed through Mary
land. Delaware and New Jersey.
Acknowledgement 10 Lane stern an
nounccd yesterday. The necessary
permission has been granted by The
military authorities OF the three
S;atcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
i'nrchnsc Waive and Gear Plant.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, oct. FUR
chase Of the plant Of the Southern
Valve and Gear Company by the
american Commercial Car Company.
Of Detroit. for conversion into q
truck manufacturing plant. tho only
one OF it's kind In Knoxville, and one
OF very few in the South. was an
Dounccd here Today 10y T. i; F'itZ-
gerald. Detroit. general salesman Of
tine purchasing company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
i'ntc tests with Jury.

',NoNNiL!.E, TENN. oct The
&c Of Fred Jones ana Virgil Reno.
are"d with the murder OF Deputy
rims G. y. Mcdonald ana Andy
"rtham, VIII" attempted 10 arrest
helm last August %. tnnis'h, rests
nth jury at Jackshoro. where IN.
tcused have been ~ trial Two
."mon also are held in connection
WIN lie tragedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
FIND BODY OF GEORGIA
BANKER IN 2II Err

Continued nom rns, ra-el
tn body tangled IA nis riot lines u
fow hundred yards G,lrw ,he bridge.
The skull MAS fractured from Il blow
on the back q; tho head, and there
'raa :, long slash across uI- front OF
the coat and vest aa though lrom Il
sharp knife. The man WAS dead whom
thrown INFO the Mater, a physician
said.
officials generally hold to the be-
lief that robbery Was The motive for
the killing. ana said nothing yet had
been brourh, out 10 Dear M reports
circulated here that tha banker had
discovered an ill!ci; stll on hls plan
tation ana mooushiuers had killed
him TO proven; h.ins arrested.
Detectives Come From Atlanta.
Detectives were brought here from
Atlanta today 10 w1rh on the case
and efforts were be;uE made 10 raise
IA funo OF 5000 10 ferret out tn.
mystery.
solicitor General \. NJ brand, who
prosecuted John : Williams and
C!yde Manning, principals in The
murder farm" cases. arrived here to-
day and took personal charge OF the
investigation OF The cas-. which is in
his circuit OF superior Court.
Mir. EcaGin, who WAS about 80 years
old was married and TOOK an active
par, in church work here He was
known a 4 man ~ moderate wealth
ana quiet habits The B;nk OF Rock
dale, Of which he was head. was RE-
ported by its officials and other bank
ers here To be in excellent shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
convicted ca nnnd Theft,

NNCiinuRG. VA, oct. Lash
Hutchinson. col"rcd. Of Roanui.r. la s.
teen convicted in the Corporation
Court "I compiicity In The thcn of
$4,000 worth of liberty bonds he
i"hSing 10 the First National Hank
and Judge Christian has sentenced
The negro 30 four years In prison. The
bonds were lost by 4 bank runner
and Hutchinson was IMPLICATED In
disposing OF the securities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
i.udson'. Captain IL suspcndrh.

NEW YORK. Oct. I.-Cap,ain y
III. Randall. Of tha Steamship Hudson
today was suspended from the com
mand OF his ship by the United states
Line on charge of not usin. good
Jud%ihcnt' when he failed Wcdncsda,
10 stop tn" vessel ana aid three men
odriit or Fire Island. Ills case viii
be referred Ia the United States
steamboat inspectors for final action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
,iish.owrr uro,. RANSOM ncmnua

REDWOOD CITY, CAL. oct -
IN the trial of William y. iiiShtowcr
Charged with the murder OF Father
latriik Z. i!"siin. Carl E!scnschin-
me-. handwriting expert. testified
today that lliGhtowcr wrote the let
Ger l" -. Mary's Catho dral. san Fran
cisco, august g. demanding ransom
u |G,hoo for Father licSlin. who had
been abducted from Colma the pre-
ccdlng day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
on'ccr. Fire ON BAND "f Masked Wen.

ptHANF. ON la, oct, 1.-Sovoral
Shois were iircd hv group Of
county officers and band Of nine
MASKED whitc-robcd men whom the
officers discovered in a pasture north
OF the city last night The rohcd
men lied after the shooting and
Sheriff Taylor, one OF the officials %
the party. said he believed none o.
them had been wounded Tn
sher'n's party suffered no casualties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
3 Nrsrnes iInrt AM Autn Crnsh.

CHATTANOOGA TENN. Oct. -
Three negroes. Clarence Jones. Iu-
thcr jackson. and Maior!e Robinson.
were mortai.y inJm y tonight. when
an automobile In wriCh they were
riding crashed into a street car at
the Fair Grounds, near tho city. Tho
automobile was completely wrecked.
Hospital physicians say all the ne
grocs will probably die.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Road Fight. Cut in Freight rate,

" "l'lN"ioN, oct. I.--Eatc re-
ductions on hardwood forest products
sought hy the Southern Hardwood
Traihs Associations would cost the
i.nn*ylvauih system alone 81 900. 900
IN revenues annually Il l.. Bates.
.rr'Ghi iin'hc m..iagcr for that road.
,s"'iicd today hvr,.rr the Interstate
tuiumc!c, Conn .vSl,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

MpHHiSroWN, TENN. oct "a
resolution introduced in ;he Hols,on
Conference. NJ T.. Church. South, here
today requesting tn: general confer
'acr To renew efforts looking. 10 uni
hca;ion. with the Northern branch,
MAS adopted after heated debate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
,Iur, In Auto Crush. Dies,

NASHVILLE, TENN. Oct after
the automobile which he was drivini,
crashed into toll gate, nine miles
from Nashville at $50 o'clock this
morning Fred !. Rcwersdorf. aged 80,
OF Camp Lake. Wis. died in loca,
hospital This afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Locate stolen Ante.

an automobile. valued ut 1880.
stolen from Ira l.. Paskill last Satur-
day. has been located In Arlington
County. according to information re-
eived by police hero last niEht,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Attending At,nnt, Meeting.

DIT. $. c. Mitchell, OF the Univer-
sity Of Richmond. Is in Atlanta. Ga.
attending meeting Of the Inter
racional Commission, at which are
present leading men from all sec
lions of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Portugal rlcl.s Dclesn,e.

LONDON, oct. 7,-.Reuters Lisbon
correspondent reports that Foreign
Minister Barreto Will represent Por-
ingai at the Washington armament
conference. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
COMPLETE STATEMENT Or
BUSINESS BETTEAMENT
Manufacturers Committee Of
Unemployment Conference
Issues Report of Meeting.
SEEN PRICE ApJusrMm >r
Emergency Measures Tor Relief
WnrhrrS Adopted nj Convention.
Are Declared In Operation la All
Parts pT Country.
!lfy A.aocinlch Prcss.

WASiiINGTON. Oct T.-rraciical
completion Of a majority report on
permanent measures for the better
nent OF business throughout The
country. WAS Effected today b. the
manufacturers committee OF the ma :
tional conferences on unemployment.
Whether minority report will Toe
submitted to the FUN conference when
Il rcasscmblcs Tuesday was not ais
closed.
on the question Of business read
tus'mcnt tn. majority OF th. COM
m't''" Was understood 10 hold the
'i"w that .c:djuStmcu; OF WAGES ard
prices downward was i necessary
prcdecvdcnt To CONNIE rciu! read
juSthcnt from which revival ST Tie
nation'S Industry could spring. In
connection with the rca,ljustn.u,
process, III" report was understood
to favor lSwcr freight rates to per
mt OF greater now or commerce.
Regarded nv Important Step.
Passage OF the railway funding
biii for the financial relief III the Cur.
riers. now pending in Congress. wus
understood To Sc regarded by the r..
port as an Important step in ccon,-
me bcti"rmcnt, while The discout!u-
uahcc OF functions Of the Eaiir.,I
Labor BOARD. which come in corrict
WIN the activities OF the Interstate.
Commerce Commission, was r..,rdc.,
tavorubly.
Legislation changing IN, Adam.
c'Hht- honr law, was understood Ia he
suggested as means OF more rcuti-
~ accomplishing Industrial rc,d-
Justmcnt. ON the subject OF taxa
lion the report was understood 10
favor program tightening unnsccs-
sary burdens. while at the same time
n'oN"lhS ample revenues for the
Federal government,
Admit iack az Inauimit,.
LACK o. unan!n.i,y upon various
features OF t.c rcpu.t NaS indicated
~ committee nomh.r:' who, how
yer, declined "a discuss tnr report
ANU It Mas made public At the full
conferences
Thc r"SlSnati"n of W H. Stack
house az Springfield Onto. us chair
man of the committee. witch Includes
samuel ii"npcrs and Charles NJ,
SchwRh, Was announced. James A.
Campbell. OF Youngstown. Ohio. was
namcd as his SUCCESSOR
Emergency measures for the relief
oil Unemployment adopted by the con-
terence were said 10 be IN operation
IN all parts OF the country. Co oper-
alton Of the railroads in making ef-
Iectirc the conferences rccommrnda-
tons was understood to have been
,endcrcd 10y Il number of railway cX-
cuttvcs in conference today with Sec
'ciary Hoover. The executives were
said TO have evidenced their willing
IoSa 10 employ as many as possible
maintenance Ia aid IN meeting the
rEcral situations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Douglas ANA Nchf. Ho,h OF these
games were Won on handful of hits.
which IS ia" best reason 10 believe
that We viii put thein out OF the
way on their second start.
Douglas went 10 the showers Nca-
nesday ana Toney followed him there
today even though We lost That DOES
not make il LOOK yer: tough for us
IN the coming games win hays and
Ho!t ready 10 duplicate. and Harry
Harper. our Southpaw begging for a
chance.
The Giants slauh,crci four pitch
err, but there is considerable congo
!ation in checking tn"m over, Three
OF them were only second string men,
whi!c Bob Shawkcy. in unrcliablc
shape for the last month. was never
Tor q moment considered our best
bet In a world series our leading
pitchers have met and defeated the
best Giant pitchers. Now the battle
viii open between the rival batt.rs.
and no one ever accused the Iauks
oil being a weak lifting clHb
tCopyr!ghI 1921, by The Chr!aLy
walsh SyuUicat.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
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