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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30


good $5.50@6.Oo; fair to medium
$4.75@5.50; common to fair $3.50
@4.75; choice feeders s4.25Q4.76
fair to good $3.25@4.25; choice
cows and heifers S4.75@ @5.25;
medium to good $4,000 4.75; fair
to medium $3.OOQ4.00; common
cows 400; Gamers S1.50
@2.5O; bulls S2.50@S.50; choice
dairy calves $10.50@11.00; prime
light $10.OO@l0.5O; medium light
$7OO@1O.00; heavy $5.50@7.00.
Hogs steady; receipts none;
prime light $12.50@12.75;
smooth heavy ESQ to 800 pounds
$10.50@11.50; 300 pounds and up
5s9.5O@1 1850; rough heavy $500
$1,000; fat pigs $1,000 q 1850;
feeders $11.00@12.00; stays $500
| $500.
Sheep. steady; receipts. none;
east of mountain lambs $1,000
$50; best valley $3.50 600;
fair to good $5.O0Q5.50; culls
$4.00@5.00; feeders $3.50 400;
light yearlings $3.50@4.25; heavy
$S.OO@4.00; light wethers $500
@S.5O; heavy $2.OO93.OO; ewes
i$1@3.
Butter steady; extra cubes S4c
cartons Ale; prints 40c.
Butterfat, No. l churning
cream 34@40c I b Portland;
undergrades 32c.
Eggs: Selling price case count
32@34c; buying price 29@31c;
selling price candled 349 36c; Sc
llected candled in cartons 39c.
Poultry: Hens light 15@16c;
heavy 23@ @25c; broilers over Ia
lbs. 25c: old roosters 109 911c;
lS@23c; no demand for ducks
OF geese.
Wheat: Hard white s1.13; soft
white $1.1O; white club S1.1O:
hard winter s1.07; northern
spring $1.O7; red Walla $1.O5.
Millrun $2S @30 ton. Hay, tim
othy valley s15@16; alfalfa
s14.50@I5.00; grain, mixed S13
ola; clover s1O@11.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

GhNTs-Make $75 weekly SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery. We
guarantee sac weekly fun time.
0e an hour spare time. Exper-
Ignee unnecessary Perfectwear
.1oslery, Darby, Pa. 1871
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

SNAPS AND SHO
S24OO cash takes the best $3,-
900 residence property in Salem.
Pavement, plaster, wired, hot
water, bath, basement, cement
walks, fruit, on pretty lot you
will like. Oh, yes, gas.
$4,000, $500 down takes nice 5
room residence. Modern with
gas, pavement paid.
$2700 cash takes room bunga-
low on pavement, east, with
large lawn and shade. Close to
schools and car.
$4,000 for large room home
newly finished inside through
out; modern with gas and fine
fireplace, close in.
$25O0, $500 down takes old home
close to high school, can be ar
ranged for apis. Now rented
Pavement and walks paid.
Becke & Hendricks, 205 U. s
bank bldg. 1SO'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

LATE MODEL MITCHELL ROAD
STER-This car is in fine me-
chanical condition, cord tires.
A small payment down will han
die or will take Ford or Chev
as part payment. Phone Adams
1852. q1S2*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

NnkRY FOR wealth, happiness.
hundreds rich, attractive, con-
genial, willing to wed. Photos
rree' 20 years experience. Mrs.
warn, 5OS Lankershim bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

I1 S1TE-1-ton Ford truck, or
I,ill take horse or stock as part
pavment. Address G. S. kalk,
Fnrner. Rt. 1, box 7. q1SS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY
is the title of our free book
about Florida. 1t tells the truth.
Monthly payments, easy terms.
Orange groves planted. Sylvester
f. Wilson, Dept. K135S, Orlando.
Fla. 181
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
HnrrpNAL- WANT Ana zAZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
~ IFW TODAY

|NIEpfmcan ,Is for candy in salem, sa,.M W.
|rdsrs .s,s 10 I44i Trade st" saieIai 1si
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

Copyright 1920 by II. c. Fisher.
Trade mark Reg. U. s. Pat. Offica.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

EcT-0n Pacific highway or be-
Tween highway and river, one
bqySn tire and rim. Phone
f5SW. Reward. 10
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

MARRY If loneiy;. for results, Try
me: best and most successful
Home Maker" hundreds rich
wish marriage soon; strictly con-
fidential; most reliable; years
experience; descriptions free.
"The Successful Club" Mrs.
Nash, Box 556, Oakland, Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

/ ITF1-To rent small improved
ta,aage. s crop or cash rent. Ad-
.eS p w DeVaney, Portland.
press ~ W. 1888
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
For Sale - Houses

NEW room modern bungalow
ready to move into, choice loca-
ton. Bargain at $3.50 cash, some
terms if desired. S. r. Pearson,
402 II 8. bank bldg. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

$250o BURS this room plastered
house well located, in north Sa-
lem on Norway street, close to
street car line. Living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bed rooms,
bath. toilet, electric lights, sew
er, window shades, hot and cold
water, built in kitchen. newly
tinted and painted. See L. A.
Hayford. 3OA State street. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
For SaIe-MiscellaneOu

FOR SALE-Man's bicycle $3.50.
1890 S. Cottage. c18l
FOR SALE-Cheap, standard bred
mare. Call 663. e1Sl
FOR SALE-Hodges Queen binder
in good working order, price
$50. Call 39F5. e1o !
GARDEN hose, spade. stove ana
some furniture. 630 n. Winter
street czO5
HALT PRICE on special room lots
in wall paper Max o. Buren.
179 n. Com1. m1Sl-
FOR 'SALE-Barred Rock pull
lets, months old. Phone ll4OJ
X. II. Pickens. flSl
LUGGAGE sALE-All travelling
goods reduced. Max o. Buren,
179 n. ComL. clS1-
OLD newspapers. Ioc the bundle
Used as carpet mats, for pack
ing. etc. CAPITAL Journal otnce,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

FOR SALE-A complete line OF
farm implements, horse, cows,
hogs, chickens, goats, together
with lease on a 357 acre dairy
y farm, has an income of $50 per
month off of pasture at present.
VIM. w. Powell, just real estate,
341 N. Commercial st. Phone
666 b183*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

GET A HOME-6 room bungalow
s blocks to car. good lot. $500.
terms. Photo at office.
Good buy, room semi bunga-
low for $14O0, $500 will handle.
Good lots, one close to paving.
good soil, 5000.
One lot on paved street. good
soil, close to car, paving paid.
$500. terms. Brown, over Bus
ick's, State and Commercial. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

A FINE 8 room bungalow, one
that is modern, on one of the
best view lots in Salem. l block
to car, for $500. Shown only
by appointment. Brown, over
Busick's. State and Commercial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
For Sale-HOuses

FOR SALE-Large building suit
able for apartments, lot 1O0x1OO
close in. Its a bargain. d. e.
Hart, 20S Oregon bldg. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
For Sale--Farms

WANTED TO EXCHANGE-480
acres grain and stock ranch in
Alberta, complete with stock
and equipment, for southern or
eastern Oregon or Idaho land.
Would accept good hotel locat-
ed in Willamette valley. Com
plete information on applica-
ton. w. A. Liston, agent. b122*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

SEE ]. W. Manley for cellar dig
ging, excavating. good dirt,
heavy team work. Only real team
outfit in city. Phone 1873 Cherry
City barn. m196
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

FURNITURE Hospital, call 1742
for your repairing, refinishing'
uphostering, all work first class.
Furniture made to order. Brown
& Campbell. misc
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

FOR SALE-Three acres with falr
buildings, situated on Pacific
highway, about rs miles south
of Portland. Land all in cultiva-
ton. $3.50 cash will handle, bal
ance monthly payments. This is
an ideal place for service sta
ton and camp ground. Further
information on application TO
w, A, Liston, agent. b162"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30

AM now offering my fully equip
ped dairy farm for sale, 204
acres black soil, 20 head picked
cows, 20 heifers, some to fresh
en- soon; 4 horses, hogs, all farm
implements, grain, about rs ton
hay, corn to fill silo, houses,
railway station at corner. If
bought from owner $156 per
acre. H. c. Won Behren, GAS S.
18th St, Salem. b182
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

Lamp was used before the candle.
Trees In Spitzborgcu r 10 only
about an inch In height
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
nm ooo nITrrI,IrIts

HARBLESDOWN Eng Nor,
than 5000 huttcrnlcs were destroy eel
last season boy residents here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
London Green Goods
Men Again Are Active

LONDON. May lit Is again
necessary TO warn Americans who
are Intending to visit Europe that
the Lon.on green goods men"
and CON men" have revived their
fruitful pre-war activities.
y young New Yorker rccounted
recently that he had been re-
l!evcd of 5000 by a guide. who Of
rered 10 pilot him TO Dickens old
Curiosity Shop. lie then told the
hoary- taic of his being Il
millionaire who had TO distribute
his money To charities. lie in
Vitcd the New Yorker to help him
and gave him a bunch Of stage
money IN exchange for $500 Amer
lean. which he required as a guar
antcc OF honesty.
scotland Yards reports show that
similar complaints from Amcri-
cans are flowing in. Many arri-
walls At hotels also complain of
being victimizcd by card sharps.
who are again rampant on tho
ocean liners. Losses OF thou
sands have been reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02

rARlS. May J. Tho almost uu-
nrrccd"ntrd calm ana I"i"t which
astuWa.d the nation In plaC" OF
IN, $1,000 militant radicals, who We're
registered at the Central I.ah"t
Bureau - year ago, scarcely Il thou
SAND were on the rolls today.
The frrn,h capital passed the
sam".t May J in twenty years. No
meetings, no paroles. no riots married
the holiday. Hhc only strikes in
progress were those Of tho chauifcurS
ANA cabmcn, and u majority of these
even sucCumh"d to tn" temptation Of
ret tips. ana did Il good days bust
ness taking fares To ;hc race course
AZ Longchamps.
one or two restaurants and cafes
In the center Of the city were closed
FOR The day.
squads OF policemen on bicycles,
ana pltOous of mounted police. oC-
casionally swept through tn" streets.
hUt there was nothing for them to
DO ia tn" line Of extraordinary duty.
Gnm"unt"d police stroii"d along the
houio wards, unable TO mud the trouble
mat had been partly feared, partly
expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
SlnM FElNERS MAY
ENTER PEACE FARLEY

'-oliN- I--t : i'9! L itNl i'dEt.l
We're other casualties in the SIM
Fciu ranks.
Dublin castle reports than an am
hulauce train was held up in County
Kerry. aud that twenty-five folding
ambu!ances with the accompauyinE
surgical Instruments were taken.
~ Carlow Sinn I'eincrs ti-"t 81"
tho military stores OF troop .
were arriving. rho troops fired upon
the attackers one SIAN Foinor vas
killed. There we're no crown casual
Ties.
II appears from concentrations with
several corrcspoudem,s OF american
newspapers ana agencies. that Duh
lin Castle is determined to rNpcl
them from ireland during tho COM
inE elections. Two aircady have hocu
told that they must leave and others
are cNpcctiuE to receive their noti-
;icat!ou shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
HAND OF U. S. is SEEN
IN PREPARATIONS GAME

continued Frpm First paECN
port;tut. not only as regards the nnai
decision on the rcp,ratiuns struE-
gle. but as regards the effect that
decision may have upon tho culture
course OF tho ADMINISTRATORS forciGn
ruii'y. W ithin that time the concur
cnl resolution FOR doc!aratory
1av" been passed by the House. hay-
nag already passed the Semitic and
may ever have been signed hY rr.Si .
dent Harding. leaving Tn, subject Of
treaty o. peace with Germany the
lcNt question in line.
ralsc Treaty III Next.
SchatCr Lodge has announced that
rs soon As III" declaratorv peace has
been Effected the treaty will TO ttSou
up. III makes his announcement nj
. tinlr when the allies are l.c;lin,-
between individual CocroiNa action.
which iAiS government opnOscs. and
negotiations toward 4 settlement OF
the separations impassc. which this
government supports.
The allies wish American pdrticipa .
non IN carryinS out The, prnviS icns TO
which Gor'nanv subscribed under the
mont has taken the position that IL
not only is willing 10 lac st participant
IN III" economic read UstU,utS under
the treaty but rcGards Itself as
vitality concerned Ia chem Were the
American position To be ignored
either ia the mattcr of the rrDnra
tiors settlement or other adjustments
pending. IT would make a very ma
tcriIl difference in tho next step the
administration takes. namely. its
treaty with Germany.
strike Out League Covenant.
As previously outlined, the admin
isiratiuU, in drafting u treaty CON
templates Submission TO the senate OF
a blue pcucilvd treaty OF Versailles
the league OF nations coy, uant 10
bc stricken OF; ana everything per
tanning to the administration of the
hody 70 b" ucucilcd out. Hut 1t also
has been clear that. unless tho allies
were willing 20 agree TO the Amcri-
can contention that our interest
were equal to those Of the other co.
victors in the war and our voice
should be on an equal basis with TIA.
others as regards dcbatahlc settle
mcnts. our course might be altered
L. y. Diplomatic Victory.
Ii Secretary Hughes succeeds IN
bringing, however indirectly. Il solu-
tion OF the rcDarations problem. i,
Will he generally regarded as Il ire
mcndous American hiplomatic vic
tory. 1t will mark the rc-cniranc,
of this government as Il powerful fac.
tor in establishing the peace settle,
mcntS OF Europe. And IL will MAX,
vastly easier President Harding
! submission to the Senate for ratinca.
| ton of q treaty based on the Yer
| snillcS document. modified to elini
nate objectionable features.
| On the other hand, IT the rcpara
! tons negotiations fail Ircsidcn
| Harding would encounter very Sc
! rious objection In III" Senate TO an,
| further participation by this govern
! mcnt in the Versailles treaty settle
| mcntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
THRONG WELCOMES
EAGLE BOAT AS SHE
DROPS ANCHOR HERE

Continued From First Pagc)
tended by Governor Davis and his
staff.
After the boat had dockcd vostcr-
d1y the mon were linud up ANA dis
charged. Twelve Of thrm Volunteered
t" remain with tho craft. IN order
that experienced men may nave 4.
hand in the preliminary training ni
tlC next crew. Sters Niii nc taken
at once 10 get the crew together. and
~ IS possible that Il crU!s" may be
taken beginning May IS. Thc ohi,C-
havana. Preliminary trips may bc
taken ii the waters Of til, !'i:.h Dis
uict without special PERMISSION from
- asGingtru cruises outsid" these
Matters. however. MAY no; o." made
nrtN orders have been received from
tie Navy Department
" i'll Make several Cruises.
The Firth District embraces Viz
Eiuia. Maryland. West Virginia. Dis
trict Of Columbia and tho Carnliuas.
iho waters in this district run as
iar north, ~ The pci9ware hreaiS-
water and along the carolina coast.
Ta'r" are many prospective scamcn
III the district. u is not believed
iHcrc Wi! be any delays iU getting
the boat manned properly for the
various cruises to be taken during
til" summer.
! complement OF forty four men
and officers covered ia" list Nrst"r-
'!is. some o. ltl' men We're ltlrn-
monders. While practically the entire
crew hailed from Virginia All bust
ness in connection With the cruises
and the cnliStmcMts VIII hc cor .,wcted
NJ me naval hcaduuartcrs IN The Al
liSon l"iidiuS, aiEhih and Nair
Str"ctS.
tn twelve volunteers who are to
remain "ith tho boat FOR the pres
cut as a nucleus FOR future q, W. will
dcvot" most Of today IN cleaning the
ship auh in putting Il in EOod sea
going condition.
Throng trcrts Hoat'S Arrival.
Crowds OF Interested citizens, mon.
women and children. went To tEc hur
started carly in the day. ana the
sight seeing trips were kept up all
day. 1t was announced Saturday that
the boat would reach hor dock carly
Yesterday. Hut owing. to the fac,
that III" start from CIarrmont was
not begun until early morning and
/ the speed kept at Il minimum. the
! boat did not reach Richmond until
| = o'clock. y multitude of people. in
! Guiding liarbor Master Thomas Gun
! ningham. was on hand 10 give hcl
| welcome. and tho greeting was tvpi-
! cal of the richmond spirit. Visitors
/ were allowed aboard all afternoon
/ hundreds Inspected the little Graf
| beauty. Rearing the medium era
color of the navy. with ilurs wavinl
III the cool hrcc2cs the boat SAILED
gracefully mp the river. proudly
showing it's craftiness anu scaworthi'
ness in scarcely causing u ripple il
| the river.
The officers in charge OF the Graf
are LicutcnImt-C Commander George G
Scott. Lieutenant W. X. Beard. Lieu
tenant ". T. pahucN. Ensign Z. "
Rolling, Ensirn II. q. rimmons am
| Lieutenant u; u. Wallcrstciu III,
crew embraced thirty-c!Eht mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
EXPECT HOUSE TO CONCUR
ON PEACE RESOLUTION
Measure Ending Technical State OF
War With Germany Then
Goes To Harding.
TARIFF BILL ,>.-...o Hr.At
Leaders Expect 10 Put Through
Knox Measure .......- .a,"rs'-
tions, With Minimum of Debate.
Army Anprop. ..->.~.. $50 e.. -.
IEy Assnctnteh &c. !

wASHINGTON. May 1.-The Knox
peace resolution Viii be considered
by the House and the emergency ,a.-
III bill and Immigration restriction
by the Senate, IN this. no fourth,
week OF tho extra session of Con
gross. establishment OF n Federal
budget system will also probably hc
considered in the House.
Adoption by the iious> ~ tho lie
claratory peace measure IS not sy
pec;ed before next week. rho Knox
resolution, adopted YESTERDAY Ay rEs
Senate hy the moro than ;wo-to-one
vote ii 20 to 2a viii hc trangmit,.
to the House tomorrow for reference,
to the Foreign Anairs Committee. r,
leas, n wesl. Of committee de.isora-
lions in connection with the fubsti-
tute resolution ii Chairman porter
for 2 Declaration of psacc without
repeating war resolutions Is axp.ct,sl.
i"ri" ''"N 'hS'' "i way.
Right OF way IN tho Senate this
week Is to be given the .u,cr.-au,.,
So, ~ '''''''. 10" ',"lF'''.oh
6i!s Chairman iorrosc, Of iG' l'i-
nance Committee, has riven notice
That ne viii call M ,ha ta-iu nm
toh'oiFo" or tuesday Although he
hopes for passage OF the bill. this
week: other leaders nredfat fyv, or
moro unol, ~
VS. "'
SION pl Inc immigration nll Is o.
pcctcd, and leaN.rs plan 10 send i,
to ccifarouc, .l-l, ,bts ,v..t ,..si
81
''s ~ ~ i'HS''-e '"'"Pfto"'
The army appropriation bul. nN.uE
the size OF tho REGULAR establishment
for ,bo ,o,, .r,, -, t, ,,,
CO. ga WEI
DC passed 10y tAc House on I-rsdtN,
with further u-hf!nE scLtdul. he
twcc, ,d,oc,t.s az az, .r,, IN, ;sa
oon 80 ..
wv "'s" NOV f'"N'Se". "hN th's'
urging larger forces FolicwinE the
army bill. tho House has "A sn,rtni
r,,l. n.,d,,. ~ ,,..,
be' system h''.' Tor auJuHtmeHl NiiA
the similar bill passed. last week Ng
the Senate
IT,, ~, ,,,
i"'' fh""t'h '""hi.
~ to'!ttn" 10 ;NhtI!'.h sAtbP.!S
~ ~ Lott PIlN.'eScs tnr"N-n tnt
tannnH c".'I 70 20 % Iahtn "p thsS
800 y. VIZ "t""tc th',' oceanic
1"nH.s SoiHh,ttttt' Oi Whlth senator
no,""' i,cpunI!,"h' lHahp' IS cha.r-
i,.e w. an" NiC'nS 'N''"il :
N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
THREA TENS
DESTRUCTION OF SHERWOOD
Plays Queer Franks in Warren County, Splinterina
Tree and Furrowing Earth-Two Persons
Suffer From Shock.

through the sod as far as twenty
five feet IN all directions like a huge
serpent.
The bolt was SO severe that many
ranes of glass were shattered. even
with outside blinds closed. and n
handsome old Colonial archcd door
way was badly damaged, stained
glass windows being blown into
fragments.
Mrs. Thomson and an old family
servant. who were alone during the
storm, suffered greatly from shock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02

TIC meetings gradually increased until
many were turned away each night
When Grace street baptist church
was used FOR one week wuiic repairs
20 wall were iu PROGRESS AT Broad
street Methodist church. the church.
which seats Lice. was nllod each
might. Mrs DcWarcgt was assisted in
all the S,rVIccS by her husband.
irncW Drmarcs,. as choir director
auu sulnist. ana by Row. Fr,d T.: che
HluiD pastor OF hroad street Meth
naisi Church Who declared last
niHn' That not in recent wears in
li.DamoUd had Il single church SpoE =
sHr"t uu cvaugciistic campaign Of
su'N magnitude Hs the Dcmarc>t
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
arny Strike IIns Been Called.

NEW 1OItk. May l.-NlthOugh
union leaders declared tonight that
It strike had not been called. three
marine workers unions, meeting
here today, voted To reject the 10
per cent wage cut proposed 10y the
sritoi states Shipping Board un,il
u" Proposed working conditions <eEn
nodiii".
IT," three organization were the
Int irrational Scam"n's Union the
Marin" tirrmcn. oilers and Water
Tenders Union, and the Marine Eng:
nc.rs Union
A. ali three meetings, the marine
workers voted TO rcShip only ON YES
sells Offering tn" former wage seal"
with former conditions, which have
been refused by private owners aud
he Shipping Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
stop sunaa, Games on show Grounds.

WINCnESTER, VA. May l.
Young men o: Charles Town. ". Va,
who have been making free use of
the horse show grounds FOR sunday
baseball and other games. have been
forced Ia and other fields for their
sunday sports, the directors of tn"
horse show society having ordered
Una, from this date no sunday base
bail OF gambling of any Kind" will
zoe allowed on the grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
REDS PUT FITZPATRICK IN
SOLITARY CONF IHEMENT
American Red Cross Worker, IN
Hands of EoIShCyis,S. Is Trans
fcrtrd 10 'rChcka" Prison.

RIGA. LETVIA. May i.-Captaln
Enmct Eiipatrick. tile American Red
Cross worhcr in the hands OF the
Russian ro!shoviats was transferred
las, week from 4 comparatively COM
Portable war prisoners camp at Mos
COW 70 tn. "Tchoka" prison by order
Of tho cNtraorGinary committee &C
1ording 70 Mno. Scala, head Of the
'2echo- SloraE Red cross IN Moscow.
who arrived in Riga today
Tho transfer OF captain Kilpatr!cI
go ihis prison, which is "a solitary
eeIicd lock-up, whore third dcrrcd'
methods are used ~ the committee TO
wiring confessions from inmates. was
iu'. according TO the bolicf express.
go IN Riga 90 the csvapo from another
prison camp Of Captain Merton Coon.
:. IN American. who was u member
'i the Polish koscmsbp aerial squad
CAPTAIN COOPER hnG no assistance
IN making his escape. lie mad not
seen Captain Fitzpatrick FOR several
"ohthS. but. according to tho pres
ynt "Tchcka' ideas. the fact is that
Fitzpatrick ANA Cooper at one time
lN"d at the same prison camp This.
u ~ declared, would DO sufficient to
/ make difficulties for fitzpatrick
Mime Scala brought no details OF
The trrnefcr OF kilpatrick She said
sho merely knew that orders had been
received that the food packages which
her organization had been sending to
| Fitzpatrick should be addressed to him
! al the "Tchcka" prison. Nine Scala
! added that all tho Americans In
prison in Russia now were receiving
FOOD packages.
Doubt WAS expressed by Mime. Scala
! th"' William Flick. the american mo-
| tion- picture photographer held cap
! tive in Russia, had gone or a hunger
| strike. She said EIick had received
! packages of food as late as April /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
Hold Conferences In washington.

IUy NDsOCiNtcI I'rC8nl
WASHINGTON, May i.---Whilo re-
ports TO both tho Shipping Board ana
representatives uE III. marine
workers here today Indicated that
some workers We're walking out
rather than accept the boards wage
cut OF !" yer cent. which became cf-
!ect!vc at midnight last night See
Rotary Davis conferred with union
heads on the wage controversy which
threatens 4 general tie-up OF ship
ping at Atlantic. Pacific and Gult
ports. but without apparent definite
result.