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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-27
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MANY HEGISLATIyE QUESTIONS
COME BEEOlsE *. OF P'S.
Thirty Delegates Receive Degrees
and Are Admitted to Grand Lodge
Supreme Council Meet Today.
Wind Damages Camp John e. Lewis
in Big Night Storm-Many
Tents Are Blown Down aNl
Flooded.

Some OF the biggest legislative qde,'
|tions the Knights of Pythias have ever
|fahed will come>up at this convention,
to II. II. Wade, secretary VI
tho Grand Lodge entertainment com
lmittee. The Supreme Lodge, which
meets at the STATE House decides all
these questions of legislation.
At the session yesterday morning
thirty delegates received degrees and
were admitted to the Grand Lodge.
Only limited number Of delegates al 9
allowed from each State.
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SEIZED LIQUOR PROBE BEGUN
BY DAUGHEIsTY,,
Starts Investigation
Into Disposal Of Alcoholic
Beverages.

Washington Aug. 16.-Attorney-
General Daugherty has started an In
vestigation to learn what becomes OF
liquor seized by government officials.
In reviewing many prohibition cas-.
es which come to his desk, Mr.. Daugh
erty said tiday he had begun ii won
der what became Of the vast quaint.
ties OF alcoholic beverages seized by
the government in the prosecution o.
bootleggers. While it was the depart
rments duty to attend TO the prosecu-
ton Of liquor law violations, he declar
ed he had become interested in the
possibility Of putting condemned IL
quors to some practical use. and at the
same time TO save the heavy ware
house bills.
Seized liquors, Mr.. Daughcrty sa'
could be disposed Of for nonbeveragc
purposes to hospitals or the alcohol
might be abstracted and used conner
ciMly. Mr.. Daugherty said he did not
know how much liquor was stored by
tho government in different Places
though It has been reported there
were supplies valued at between SIS.
600 0G0 and 50 100000 at nonbeverase
prices in New York City alone. At
tent'on was directed by Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes today to tho
practice OF certain proprio' ors of bond
cd warehouses and bonded store
rooms of removing wine from their
bonded premises for the use Of them
selvcs and their families without per
mits and for beverage purposes. In
n letter to all Fedora agents, he de-
clarcd that MI such offenscs would be
severely dealt with in the future
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-27
LONG STRETCH OF CONCRETE

On account of the fact that the Viz
ginia Beach Boulevard is tie longes,
single stretch OF concrete road in the
state and that It, bears heavy traffic
of pleasure cars and trucks, there
has been much discussion OF the meas
urcs necessary to prevent speeding.
In addition to tho officers in Nor
folk and Princess Anne Counties. the
State Highway Commission has lie
tailed A. II. Boshcr ap a traffic inspnc
tor for the road with authority CON
current with that OF the county OH
GERS.
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SUIT THEY CLAIM TO HAVE RE
FUSED "A Tan BURDEN

I Alleging that it has been denied
presentation III the Supreme Lodge
>w in session in Topeka, the Mis-
uri Grand Lodge OF the Knights or
ythias OF North America, Sol:h
Bnerica, Europe, Asia, Africa ana
lstralia TO-DAY turned to the Slu,W
he county district court for relief.
Judge George Fl. Whitcomb Issued
Restraining order to prevent S. W.
scen, Supreme Chancellor, and all
officers and agents, from Interior
with the Missouri delegates stirring
the Supreme Lodge sessions. The
barring for a permanent injunction
\ II be held Friday.
&fhe trouble il said to have started
zen the Supreme Lodge sought to col
Et an additional tax from the dec
ties for the purpose Of erecting q
" snnatorium at Chicago. It also
hight to compel the subordinate
ges to buy stock in the project, it
claimed. When the Missouri lodge
FUSED to come across" its delegat-
We're unseated.
A. w. Lloyd, Grand Chancellor; W.
Johnson II. A. Curtis and }. d.
|xton, delegates from the Missouri
: and Lodge to The Supreme Lodge
Invention, brought the case on be-
lf Of the Missouri lodge. The attor-
3ys for the plaintiffs are Robert B.
\ |rkus, Grand Chancellor of the state
! Ohio; S. A. Knox Grand Attorney
Missouri and Elisha Scott a Topc-
attorney and member Of the Kan
Lodge.
HAVE PAID LEGAL DUES"
THE Missouri delegates assert that,
Py have compelled in every way with
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CELEBRATE MARDI GRAS

The big event planned for yesterday
The grand patriotic mardi gras AMI
halloween parade was called off on
account Of the rain.
The camp at the fair ground was a
beehive Of action at midnight last
might. Water was from two to four
feet deep in the lower sections of the
lamp. Onl ay few tents We're not sur
rounded by water.
Colored women holding their skirts
above their knees were wading out Of
the vertable river. Men with trunks
3on their shoulders were making u di
beet line for higher ground. When
$,sked where they were going, they
said, 1--WE dunno mister, we dunno"
GENERAL JACKSON NARROWED.
Gen. r. r. Jackson, was marooned
i'm his tent. Water surrounded ana
covered the floor to Il depth OF two
He had no way to escape, except
by the undignificd method of wntling.
All buildings near the fair grounds
&yere crowded with the wet, soaking
delegates. Many more stood on The
outside Of the buildings unable to gain
8ldmittance.
Everywhere councils OF war were
3)einS held between two three, four,
/ >r half dozen individuals. They were
Pm strange place and had no place
o go. And tho rain beat numerically
! !, VII.
DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO GO
81 dunno, dunno. where to 60"
seemed to be the general phrase.
raNis were called and hauled tho
i runks TO n dry place. Everybody was
cushing to'and fro. The water was
! up to level with the top OF their
: lots in their tents. And it seemed do
ermined % stay there the rest of
he night.
General Jackson. who is generally
aeble to combat al foos was unable to
ope with this one. IT was every man
or himself Several tents had bec,l
: Knocked over by the wind arcompan,
ng the rain ami this added to tho
general excitement.
PARADERS ARE DRENCHED
The first act OF the rain was Il,
rench those who started in the p1.
ade last night, and cause them TO
all off the bail. They got back to
amp the best they could aud go to
ed. Then the angry waters cam.
/ ushing In and threatened to cover
lem and they had to get up. The wat
n continucr 10 rise and they had TO
eek higher ground.
They could not leave their trunks
be spotted, SO these had TO he talk
IN along. SO they waded out and mado
pr higher Ground. And, all the while
10 driZZly downpour added to the dis
)mfort.
! LEEPLESS, RESTLESS AND WET
At midnight the prospects were that
ley would have to remain outside all
le rest or the night sleeplcss, restless
at enjoying Il al as q great adven-
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icy were accustomed to at home.
The chief event today will be the
Getting Of the Supreme LODGE and Su
'eme Court Mt the State House. Su
feme Lodge representatives from near
two thirds Of the States OF the
8&nlon are here for the convention
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SPEED LAW VIOLATORS MUST
GIVE BOND.
Princes Anne Court Takes Actio,
Against Reckless Use OF Roads.


Norfolk, Va, Aug. 16--Judge q.
ID. White of the Circuit Court has
told magistrates in Princes Anne
County to require bond of $4,000
from Offenders fined for exceeding
the speed limit.
The bond will DO required of Often
ders on other roads in the county
as well as the recently completed con
crete highway to Virginia Beach.
The aim in view in requiring bond
is that the offenSe OF speeding will
not be repeated Is said to be tho be-
lief that single fine does not always
impress tho motor car driver sunl-
GENTLY to make him remember not to
violate the law again.
If after the one offense he Is placed un
der bond, the number of second Often
SOS, it is believed VIII be small and
the evil of speeding consequently re-
duced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-27
DOCKET JAMS HINDER DRY
AGENTS

Chicago. Aug. 14.-Whisky Is being
sold today across $500 bars in Chicago
In addition to the vast amount that ID
being peddled in bottles, jugs and
gasoline cans by walters, taxicab driv
ers and porters-a great motley army
of retail bootlesgers
An analysis of the wet situation
here, basedon direct investigation
and interviews with John X. .Kje'an-
der tho new Federal Prohibition Inspec
tor for Illinois, shows three out
standing obstacles i'll the way of an
immediate tightening of enforcement
by the yolstend law.
First Is the cloggcd condition of
the Courts, in which 1000 bootleg
wing cases arc pending III Chicago
alone. When new arrests arc made
the offenders larc released on bond
and frequently continue their crimi-
nal operations pending the indefinite
date of trial.
Second Is the limited field force OF
the Federal prohibition Office here.
The Director has only II men on his
Chicago "blot.er squad" and only 10
men in the whole state.
RED TAPE BLOCKS ARRESTS
Third is the red tape surrounding
the procedure by which arrests can
be made.
Numerous other obstacles have 20
be; combattcd. including public indie
ference, the tendency Of many per
sons, even including jurors to treat
prohibition lightly and \the wide
spread evil Of prescription forgeries.
Director Kje.aander is making an
Intelligent and aggressive fight. Toe
District Attorneys office is rendering
valuable aid. The police are giving
cooperation, although with them
prohibition enforcement is ncccEsar'
lily only an incidental detail Of their
manifold duties. But the Coul is ARC
clogged, the dockcts are damned, the
Judges cannot reach Uhe cases on tao
calendar, and when, they Go the jur.
les frequently fall down.
We are doing our best in spite Of
all this, said Director HIGHLANDER to.
day. and we arc nabbing II great
many lawbrcakcrs.
However, 1t isn't a simple process.
We may be morally certain, for III
stance, that u certain saloon is sell
ing whisky Hut before doing my
thing we havo to send q man to make
Il buy Then we have to go to the Dis
trict Attorney and get Il search war
rant before VT can go back and raid
the place. Think Of the time that tho
elapscs and the possibility that the
saloon keeper has been tipped off and
has hidden or removed al evidence
before we can get back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
MISS. STATE LEAGUE
 BATTING AVERAGES

Meridian, Miss, June 1S.-(Special Batting averages of the Mississippi state league games, including Wednesday, June 15, inclusive, show the effects of the recent splendid pitching duels between the Indians sacker, since his feet of six hits in seven times at bat. has gradually worked toward the front, and is In undisputed first position. Manning's high average is .S44. He is several points better than Castaing of Me- ridian and Webb of Clarksdale these two stars being in tie for second honors with averages of .331 Tol- bert, recently secured by ClarksdaIe from Jackson, is doing excellent work with the pennant chasers and ciouting 322. Poland, leader all dur ing the season, got but four hits out of the last 21 trips to the plate, and new is tied with his manager, Char ley Bell, Greenwood second baseman. each hitting 1921. Steele of Clarks- dale has the same average.
 Other stars include: Lucas, Jack son, .319; Allen. Meridian. .S17; Will son, Clark sdale, .314; Greenwood,
 306; Kramer. Clarksdale, .305; Oakes, Jackson, .30S; Brown, Jack son, 294: Kohlbecker, Meridian, .2S4; Shaw. Greenwood, .2S4, and Slater, Meridian, .2S2. Bunched between PTS and 250 are Untz, Kane, Davis, Craven and Lee. At the present pace Castaing, Webb, Steele and Wilson are the most consistent hitters.
 Stewart of Greenwood is the lead ing pitcher of the circuit with nine victories to one defeat. The other leading pitchers include: Boyd, Greenwood, Al; Lucas, Jackson, 9-4; Goldsmith, Clarksd sdale. 6-3; Treon, Greenwood, "A; Wolf, Clarksdale, 6-4; W ebb, Clarksdale, 5-4; Bankston, Meridian. 5-6, and Brooks, Jackson, 5-6.
 Poland still Is leading in home runs with seven circuit clouts. Webb has 5. Steele 4. Brown 4, Tolbert and Critz A. Clayton. Jackson star fielder had a bad week 0e still leads Ill stolen bases. Critz leads in two-base hits with 10, and con- tinues to play a star game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
GEORGES IS NOT
 TALKING TELL RING BATTLE IS FOUGHT

Manhasset, N. Y, June 1S.-Georges Carpentier and his manager, Fran ccis Descamps, are not worrying over what they will do after the big fight is over Their only thought for the present is how to beat Demp- sey July 2. When the challenger was asked today what plans he had made to defend the worlds title, in case he was fortunate enough to win f. om Dempsey, Descamps answered for him.
 Georges has only one thought and plan at this time. and that is to beat Dempsey He hasn't given one minute to worrying about what to do afterwards. and we haven't had time U think for him, There is one thing certain, however he will be a real champion if he wins the title. You can take that for what you will.
 "On the other hand, if we said anything regardingg what Georges might do after the fight, people might say Carpenter is boasting, and too sure of winning Just let him win, and then we'll all talk"
 Carpenter amused party of friends on the lawn in front of his tr aiming camp this afternoon by throwing stones at a telephone pole across the road, He scored nine hits in 10 chances.
 That" exclaimed Descamps, who was one of the interested spectators, shows that his eye is clear and his aim good"
 Georges and the Belgian police dog. Felippe, then hurdled the five foot fence several times.
 He is nimble of foot, eh. Wilson?" laughed Descamps, speaking to his trainer.
 There were many women among the visitors at the training camp to- day, and they would not leave until Georges performed. They had wait ed on the lawn all afternoon for Descamps had prohibited anyone from attending the workouts behind the barn, in which Georges spared five rounds. Two were with the French lightweight Marcel Denis; two with Paul Journee, and one with Italian Joe Cans.
 For two hours this morning Georges was in the woods. He spent the usual half hour in the gym be- fore the sparring session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
LlNEVILLE WINS EASILY
 GAME FROM TALLADEGA

Talladega, June S.-(Special )-- Lneville defeated Talladega here by score of 16 to 2 in a one sided game of ball. The game was fea- tured by the all-round hitting of the Lineville boys and the pitching of Ray.
 Lineville sewed the game up in the first inning by scoring four runs. Finn was not in form and gave up IT hits to the visitors, but brought in one of the two tallies for Talladega in the sixth, with home run.
 Taylor, short stop for Lineville, secured five hits out of six times up. Ray was given splendid field sup port and gave up only five hits.
 Score: R. H. E. Lineville ..... .410 200 01S-16 IT 4 Talladega ..... .01O 001 000-- 2 5 ?
 Batteries. Ray and Meadows; Finn and Atkins. Umpire, Davis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
HARTFORD BEATS LOTHIAN

Dothan, June 1S.-(Special.)- )-The Hartford baseball team defeated the Dothan team yesterday afternoon on the local diamond to the score of 4 to 2. The game was the best that has been seen here this year.
 Page of the Dothan team pitched fine game, striking out 13 men and giving up seven hits. He clearly out pitched Winn of Hartford, who famed only four of the local batters, and gave up 10 hits
 Hartford made two errors and Do- than four, but the home teams er- TOTS were costly and came at crit ical periods, and the breaks of the game went to Hartford.
 The next game has not been scheduled with out of town teams. though it is expected that an en- gagement will be secured soon.
 Score: R. H. D. Hartford ...... .010 0o2 010--4 z , Dothan ....... 900 010 10o-2 10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
INDEPENDENTS LOSE OUT

Anniston. June 1s.-(Special)-- The Anniston Independents went to Gadsden Friday afternoon. stacked up against a team of independents from that place. and went down to an inglorious [ to shut-out at the hands of the Etowah artists
 The local team won the city league championship hero Thursday after noon by defeating the Alabama Power company sluggers in q fast game. and their poor showing against the Gadsden team was genuine surprise among local fans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
AIbertviIIe and Anniston Win

Anniston, June 1S.- Special )--The Albertville Bear Cats defeated the strong Piedmont team on the latter diamond Friday afternoon in a hard fought contest. the score being to 2 in favor of the visitors.
 The Albertville team was beaten Wednesday at Piedmont by the same team, suffered defeat at the hands of the Jack sonville aggregation Thursday afternoon. but came back in the third game of the series and played one of the most spectacular games of the series. the defeat of Piedmont being the first one admin istered to that team during the pres ent season,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Vols Defeat Bruins M Close Game and
 EUen Up the Series

Mobile, June 1s.-Nashville won a close game from Mobile today. score to 4, evening the series. Lankenau was hit hard throughout the game but was given good support in the pnches. swann lasted only tow innings and was suc- ceeded by Roberts, who gave up the win ming runs in the ninth Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
TALLAP0OSA, GA, NINE
 BEATS GADSDEN OUTFIT

Gadsden, June Special )-The Tallapoosa (Ga.) ball team defeated the Gadsden Independents yesterday afternoon by a score of 8 to 2. The game was void of any sensationai plays.
 The Albertville Bear Cats wan dered over to Piedmont yesterday and were defeated by a score of to 5 with Pete Lewis twirling for the Bear Cats
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Ala. enn. League
SHEFFIELD WINS

Sheffield, June 1s.-(Special.)- Tri-Cities won today's game in 6 snappy contest, 5 to 4, taking two out of three of the series from Rus sellville. Batteries: Russellvillc. Mott. King and Wilson; Tri-Citieg, Trotter and Curtis. Tri-Cities' II hits, errors; Russellville, hits, 1 error. Score: Russellville, 1 in first, in fifth, in eighth Tri-Cities, in first, in fifth. l in sixth.
 Score: R. H. D. Russellville ...100 010 02O-4 ' 1 Sheffield ......100 031 O0*--5 II 2
 Batteries, Mott, King and Wilson; Trotter and Curtis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
THE BIRMINGHAM AcE-HERAID, SUNDAY, JUNE 1s, 1921
Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 3, Atlanta 1. New Orleans 8, Memphis f Little Rock 5, Chattanooea 2 Nashville s. Mobile 4.
 TOday'B Games Nashville at Mobile. Memphis at New Orleans. No other games scheduled.
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Three base Hits-Griffith, McLarry- Stolen Bases-Gilbert, McLarry. Sacrifice Hit--Boone.
 Double Plays-High to Yockey; McNlil- Ian to Yockey to McLarry.
 Left on Bases-Memphis B. New Or leans7 T.
 Struck Out-By Vance 10, Zahniser l. Base on Bals-Vance g. Zahnlser 6. Hit by Pitched Ball-By Vance (Dowle), by Zahniser (Gilbert).
 Wild Pitch-Vance
 Umpires-Pfirman and Jorda. Time of Game-1 :50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

SUMMARY Home Runs-Mulvey, smith. Two-base Hits-Pond. Bogart. Sacrifice Hits-Pond, Morse 2, Knaupp. stolen Bases--Mullen, Golvin, Bogart, Morse 2, Knaupp. Double Plays-Bronkie to wickham to Golvin. innings.
 Struck out-By swann 1. Roberts 1, Lankenau 8. nau 1.
 Left on Bases-Mobile H. Nashville S. Umpires-Donaldson and Pfenninger. Time of Game-2:05
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Red Sox Clean Up Series

Boston. June 1S--Boston cleaned up the Detroit series by winning today's game II to q The visitors made eight errors and the Red Sox got IS hits off Dauss and stole seven bases. Cobb was put out of the game in the ninth for protesting called strike on Blue It was Detroits eighth straight. defeat Scnre:
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Totals .....36 8 II 24 10 sBatted for Noel in ninth.

Two-base Hits-SIoan, ROblnson, Ander- son.
 Three-base Hits-Land. Wano. Sacrifice Hits-CrolI, Sloan. Stolen Bases-Moore 2, Harper, Fielder. Anderson. Left on Bases-Little Rock II, Chat '.
 Struck Out-By Robinson 9, Noel 3. Base on Balls-Off Noel 5. Umpires-Williams and Irwin. Time of Game-1:50.
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Pels Hand Chicks SeUenth Straight
 Trcuncing, } to ]

New Orleans, J0une 1s.-Memphis lost it's seventh consecutive game today when New Orleans took the third of the series, to 1. After the first inning. in which Memphis punched two singles with a base on balls. Vance pitched shut-out ball.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
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