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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
SUICIDE HELPS PARIS
PREFECT ACHIEVE FAME
Pair of shoes AMI Thief Also Play
Pat In Drawing Lcuillicr
Into Spotlight

PARIS. Aug. IA pair of shocs.
a won!d-bc suicidc. "a ral!a.: rcscuer
ana an Anonymous tricr all con,rived
to recently bring Robert Eeu.!iict.
new prcfe:t Of poi:c OF ra1.s into
the limcligh,.
Since his appointment when NJ.
Raux was asked ~ resign in May.
Leuiilicr has been the most eesiduous
police chief since Lepinc. who
achieved reputation Internationally
for his personal skillfuincss in .lc,cc
tive work. II was said no cr!mina!
could be in Paris twenty-four hours
without icpinc knowing it.
Leuiiiicr achcd 10 have the came
reputation Accordingly. h. spent
most OF his nights roaming abou, the
boGl"vards lnd frcuucrt!nr ArIchc
hanGouts cr">.i"d in oic clothes and
denied Ierhy Returning from on.
Of thee" nocturnal expeditions .Julv
!, he MAS passing over the ront Neuf
when the actions uf II young girl at
tractcd hts attention.
She was, in fact. calmly folding
her coat and placing il on the side
walk. after which she put her hat
beside 1t. Then. while the pr.fec,
watched. fascinated. she climbed rho
paTaret and. screaming with GUS
tonary plerc!ngncss. jumped into the
Seine.
NJ. Lcuillicr, 20, being accustomed
70 watching suicides daily. discov-
cred his detective faculties a ,rio.
late. She %as. in fact In fair way
"t coming ~ :Or ihc third time when
ne detected .hat she was about 10
dr"wn-aleo that She had apparently
'ccons'ceroc and didn't want TO
Ihat much decided on. he Joined
| MS lungs 10 hers and yelled for helm.
THIS forihcamc In tho shape of n
large man, who seized upon tho sill,
uation quickly ana jumped in after
the girl. stopping only to kick off his
shoes.
NJ L.cuiilier was just in time 20
hhu! the rcscucr ana rescued In with
! the crook Of his walking-s,ick. ana
| was somewhat astonishcd when the
| former found that his shoes. which
mad laid under the police chiefs cyes
a! the time, had disappeared.
You stol" my shoes" he accused
VI T.cuillicr
II didn't" responded Lcuillicr. dis.
| cnnccrtcdly
y nearby policeman took them ali
TO the station There the sergeant
gazcd severely NJ NJ Lcuillicr.
Your name he inquired.
"Lculllior."
Haven't you a first name. imbe
Robert" neekiy responded NJ. Leu
inier
He stole my boo,s.' insisted the
| hero
Did you steal his boots?" demand
| ed tho sergeant
Certainly not" said the honlees
| Lcuiliior. "B-sidcs--''
Well imbcc!le?"
Ii am the project of police"
Even The matter of the boots and
attempted suicide We're forgotten in
| the resulting confusion ae the whole
station came automatically to it's
| feet. say the. Paris humorous writer's
Hu' II ended well by the project Civ
| ing the hero u note for loo francs
For brave man" he said, softly
For my boots" replied the hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
SPORTS
STAGE CLOSE RACES
At FORT MIAMI TRACK
oc'crai Spit Heats Rcsult-Pup
Gccrs Wins 2:OG Trot With
Wikiwiki.

ioLhpo' ONO. Aux. i-Grand circui.
'ac'hc opened today on tho Fort Miami
,ra'k wish :our events marked by clos,
finishes and some sriit heats In tho l.0s
rot FAIRY Dreams. after "A long lay.oir
came on: aud ~on tao frs: heat. bn,
HSS,s WIN. wik.w.hi. SION the second
INIT INIT at GSSrS rypsatsd q the fourth.
,he r.nS ! !1 ?Fse Ak d[!yG pnc b. MgpSyi, took
IN a ne!d OF nine. meats
w Ga% m},a'.- trust 2ilc;ea ~ Mcmahon.
inc an Actual value OK s. iSs' EmniSS. maii
driven b. Mirphy. suffered her hrs, dc,
Murihy drovS Carmel Ia Hail home IN
iiF FSI for !" 81 a g. ba, ng.s Of ~ s
w ts6s,,, in !, ,ne third. ' - "'''''A :
u.;5i iToi. purse 81 20. three heats:
N Wsmtw!k!, b <; Dy Anyi' ,lGeersl 81 |
f:&fiy b5;|,q 9,,, i +. by Richard :
Kinney lErslin.N ......, = : ;-,
sE NhyniIs r b. g p Azsr 'AiS9i iro
,, 2:is p s. News Dee stake; purse. $500:
rT kInney y''5 5Mcb b; I'll by Prince Nc.
JlMi@!s McKGEfen. b. <. by Jack | |
N MGkSrr9n ,,.Ray!. ,y:...: - ,
Law First ,ur;,yI ..'..'... .
N.tier X br. X. by walter Coch-
h,!an, sikwooa. blk. m. bv strong >
Queen okla. Guih ratch i.ucy I. and
Jim H.. also started. !Ssst time 2:03a
oil trpt' yaiuc. s: i5S: tnrec heats:
inriu,at Trust. 10. q. by Wclwin
The Great Rose b {. by reter he
Grcnt tMcDonaltD ......... 4
EHn!c" Ban. b. {. By Potter Volo
rS SMnr !, ;.:...,;,.., )
Nestsr E'yl ....................... q .
ig, Tide. br. c. hy Ice Axworthy
rlu:o Watts MargG the Grua; S.ls.n
blLloh David ANworthy also started hest
time. 2:tIi.. "
2;il troi: nurse. sl:tl: three heats:
Carms'tn Han. Or. M. by Walnut
nan Murphy ......,...,.......... 4,
Mis- Ellen Todd. h. NJ. by Todd
Mas Hwh a,,! I,,...,;;:.,s.. ::..:, . :
watts tt.GmanD .................... Z I
Elsie L., b. M. nv Reward ]. 4. r
w 'i%is:!:' b; W.lra jNsfviaj ! 6 +.
;, Charm Spears Harry Chapman SIs
i'inE also started. Best time s:GGi,
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M0NDELL TO ASPIRE FOR
SEAT IN SENATE IN 1922
IEy Asaoc!nted prcss.l |

WASHINGTON. Aug. l.-Rcprcscn
iative Frank W. Mondcll. Wyoming.
the Republican leader. announced to-
Gay he would lie Il candidate irr .hu
Senate IN 1922 He made known mss
plans in letters to Patrick Sullivan.
Republican national committeeman
for Wyoming, and I. Blake Kennedy,
chairman Ct the Wyoming State Re
publican Central COMMITTEES
Mr. Mondcil Is serving his ihir-
tccnih term i'll the House and his see
Ond term as floor leader. lie is
Wyomine's only Representative. As a
senatorial candidate. he will seek the
seat held by senator l<cndrick. Demo
crat. whose term Will expire March
3. 1923.
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OVGRZEALOUS ACTOR HURTS
IRENE CASTLES THROAT
IRy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. Aug. i.-Ircnc Castle.
celebrated dancer. was in the Won
ems iiospita! here tonight suffering
from Injuries To her throat sustained
during tho Aiming OF a scene in n
picture she was making at Engle-
wood. y. J.
During :: tense moment in the
scenario. AN ovcrenthusiasti actor
seized the dancer by the throat with
such strength that Miss Castles
Adams apple" was believed to have
been dislocatcd.
Irene Castle is the widow OF Vernon
Castle, the dancer. who was killed In
an airplanc accident three years ago.
She is now the wife of Captain Rob
crt T.. Trcmain. Of Ithaca. y. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
YANKEES PROTEST SALE
OF MARKLE TO CINCY
UBy Associltcd Press !

NEW YORK. Aug. l.-Protcst to
Commissioner Lands against the use
Of Pitcher Gin 'larkie by the Gin
c!nnati Nationals against New York
was made today by Jacob Ruppert.
president OF the New York Americans
The Yankees recently filed q claim TO
the player. when the Reds announced
his purchase from the Atlanta South
ern Association club.
Marklc was purchased by the New
York Americans from Waco Texas
League in 1915 and farmed out To
Toledo. American Association in
1916. After he played indcpendcnt
bail for TWO years. he was sent by
the Yankees to Atlanta. President
Rapport claims that his club never
gave up title TO his services
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1.-THE VAGRANT" TAKES
FIRST IN SCHOONER CLASS
LEY Aasncintcd press.

NEW IONT II l.. Mug. 1.-The
Vagrant. owned by Vice Commander
Harold :. Vanderbilt. Of the New
York Yacht club. was the winner in
tn" schooner class in the thirty-scvcn
miles race today for the AStor Cup
George Nichols sloOp. Carolina, won
in her class. The Migrants elapsed
time was nvc hours. fifteen minutes
and forty seconds. corrected time
i:i3:i?. The Carolina finished in
j:l3:l9 elapsed time: i:ii:lG cor
rcCtcd time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
BOXING COMMISSION
COMPLETES AFFlDAVITS
IHy Associated Press. !

CLEVELAND. Aug. 1.-The Glove
land boxing commission today com
p!etcd its andavits in reference to
the Johnny wilson Bryan Downcy
contest here Wednesday night. and
copies were sent IL the New York
state boxing commission, which meets
tomorrow
Copies also will be sent To the ma :
tional boxing commission and other
state bodies not affiliated with the
national commission.
The Cleveland commission reversed
decision OF Referee Jimmy Gardner
and awarded the bout and middle
weight championship To Dowucy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
Take Out Mans Heart
10 Show TO Students
fHy rnlvcrenl Scrvicc !

'iENi.NA, SW Aug.
1.-The Cant0naI Government has
ordered an inquiry into au extra
ordinary operation performed by
The chief surgeon at a hosplta!.
"h" extracted the living heart
from man named Pasche
fasche shot himself. TIA bullet
piercing his heart Tho surgeon
spoke for twenty minutes to Ia.
horriiicd students with the live
heart In his hands. AZ the end &c
the lecture. when the man was
dead, the students protested TO the
surgeon. who dismissed their OBJ
Icctions With the remark thar the
patient would have died anyhow
within a few hours. He said that
he wanted 10 give a uscfi. and
palpablc demonstration OF The
workings or the heart
Tho authorities are not satisfied
win this cMplanntip-. while TIE
victims relatives think of bring.
ing "a civ!l action for damoges.
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| rustee S Auction Sale

THAT VERY pEslHAni.E LITTLE
TLA'E OF TWO MD SHINY
EIGHT SE.-liUNbEt.bTliS t.G.,
ACHES. WITH CDTTaGE nDI ~.
AND CTiiEF. IMPROVEMENT
Acting under Il decd OF trust drawn
Uv Harry } idukhUTSt ana vic
.a'et Ju'y l. 1915. and recorded IN
lac Clerks office OF IIcnrICo Circuit
Court III -. Il. @I2-B. page 2-2 default
having been made ia the payment OF
money therein secured .,ud beng re-
CURED by The brRcNCiary. shall SELF
Dy public auction. ~ front OF !icnrlCU
County Courthouse.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1924.
AT II O'Clock NJ.
"a! that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land. with all the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon rights. ways and appur-
thereto belonging. Iying ana
being IN the County OF Hrnr!cO, NIr-
g!nia, about on" mile from the city
OF Richmond. and fronting on TN. east
side OF The Creighton Road, contain
ing TWO ANA SlNty-clEht one nun
drpdibs OF an acre.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF
executing this trust and any insur-
ancc or tdNcS due ana TO pay Il no.c
oil Sbup Win interest OF same from
July ]. lH2o ANA any balance pay
able III cash.
JOHN G. EASLEY,
Trustee
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ANNOUNCE CHANGES IN
SOUTHERN ROAD PERSONNEL
tBy Associated prcss.1

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Aug. 1.-Two
changes In the executive personnel
Of the southern Railway Office here
became effective today
y. i. Johnson, superintendent Of
the Knoxville division. is transferred
to Grccnvillc. S. c.. where he Will
serve as superintendent.
Mr.. Johnson is succeeded hy w. d.
Post, of Columbia, S. G..
c. II. Rirchneld. trainmaster. here.
is transferred TO Bristol as super
Intendent of the Appalachia division
of the Southern Railway.
J. +. Gaffney, of Greenvillc. S. c.,
trainmaster of that division. succeeds
Mr.. Birchfeid In tho capacity of
trainmaster here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
BRUSSELS MAN LIVES
IN TREE FOR 10 DAYS

Bi;C SSELS. Aug For the last
ton days man has been living In
the branches Of an oak tree in ;hc
wood OF Jurbisc. near Mons. Police
were sent to arrest him. but he de-
Cilned to surrender even when they
fired blank cartridges III him Finally
IL woodcuttcr was summoned who
cut down the tree in spite OF being
pcltcd by the man with all sorts If
missiles. The fall OF tho oak OF
course brought down the man. who
fell from height OF fourteen feet.
but escaped unhurt. The Individual.
who is said TO come from the ont
skirts OF Brussels. was then put into
prison for vacrancy.
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SUPREME COUNCIL WILL
HOLD CLEAN UP MEETING
VIII 'ndcavor to Strengthen Tan
glcd European Gituation Growing
From Versailles Treaty.
SET DATE FOR AUGUST sTH
Leaders Hope Conference VIII
Mark "UnofIlcial End of War"
British Representatives Want All
SrOblcms Solved.
ny a. l.. Johnson,

United News staff Correspondent,
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The allied su-
premc council Will meet or August 3.
in an cndcavor To clean up finally and
permanently tho tangled European
situation which has grown out OF the
versailles treaty and the peace pacts
with Gernany's former allies.
1T Will mark. officials hope, the "un-
official end Of the war" Tie British
representatives on the council are
particularly eager TO leave no out
standing problem unsolvcd when the
council! rises.
To Discuss Siicsin.
or the business before the council
hrst on the program comes the very
necessary settlement OF the Sllcs!an
situation. Second on the list is con-
sidcration Of German rcparations ana
in connection with this the lifting of
penalties now being imposed on tho
central republic. a general under
|s'andtnE In regard TO Soviet Russia
VIII be sought. and after this the
treaty OF Sevrcs and the present war
between Greece and Turkey must he
touched upon.
The conference gains an added i'm
portancc IN that 1t viii mark the re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
nrric,c Run ON Bank ut End.

BOSTON. Aug. i.-I;clicf that the
rum on ;hc Boston Five Cents Saw
ings Bank. which began Friday. was
nearing an end. was expressed to-
night by officials of the company
When the bank closed at the regular
hour only 30 persons were in line
waiting to make Withdrawals Jos.
cph Holmes. treasurer OF tho bank.
said the total Withdrawals today were
less than those Of Saturday, when
nearly 100000 was paid cut. and
that deposits were approximately
$4,000. :: considerable Increase over
saturday.
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EXPLORER WILL ATTEMPT
FLIGHT ACROSS NORTH POLE
IRv United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The last
great adventure in cXplora.ion.' cN-
claimed Edwin Fairfax Nauity. as he
spread charts upon the table and an
nOunccd that he was ready TO lily
across the North Pole.
today, he and his son. Leslie Fair
fax Naulty. will attempt To wing
their way across the Arctic Ocean
from Point harrow, Alaska, TO the
North Pole and thence to Spitz-
bergen and on To the coast of Nor
way.
Naulty is from New York. and idcn-
titles himself as the builder of the
FIRST all-mctal aircraft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
CALIFORNIANS WIN
IN FIRST TENNIS MATCHES
LEV Assoclnud rrcss.l

GLEN COVE, y. y. Aug. Mrs
May sutton Hundy ana Miss Helen
wills, California. tennis players, won
their matches in the first round Of.
the wom"m's metropolitan champion-
ship tournament today. Miss Mary
Is. Brown OF Los Angeles. form
cr national champion, ana winner
of the New York state title last week.
dcfaultcd on the advice OF her physi-
clan Mrs Marion Iiudcrstcin Jcs-
sup of Wilmington, Del, title holder
won by default.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
-Four ucId In rrorr,pr Case.

TAMPA. FLA. Aug. 1.-Two men
We're arrested at Tampa and two
others were held In the Folk County
jail tonight in connection with the
logging by masked men OF l.. Il.
Hughes between here and Mulberry
late Saturday night. William John
son and Robert johnson were arrest ed
at Tampa today. while II. NJ Notes
and Il. Taylor were taken into GUS
tody at Mulberry early Sunday. ac-
cording to advices here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
MrGrnw RrcnIIs Ucnton.

CiNClNNNrl. o., Aug. Manager
McGrnw. OF the New York Nationals
has recalled PITCHER E"nton, who is
reported to have signed a contract
with ihc Kansas city team OF th"
American Association, il was rcrort-
ed here tonight. EcntOn'S tcn-dny
notice had not expired. II was said.
aud McGrnw decided today t" cNcr-
else his privilege in recalling him
Hcntru was ordered To report to the
GiMmts AZ 81 Lnmis tnmOrInM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02

JoNl.SHcRo, Ark, Aug. Ter.
men, who were convicted of night
riuinE ana burning cotton gins at
the Apr!l term OF court here and
whose sentences were deferred in or
der that they might make a crop on
their farms. came into court here to-
day and were sentenced to terms
ranging from two months to one year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
Announce si.eoo.ooo,N zoo SUBSCRIPTION.

WASHlNGTON Aug. IA billion
dollar subscription to the Trcasury's
combined Offering of $500. 100000 In
certificates q Indebtedness was an
nounccd tonight by Secretary Mellon.
The Offering was composed of + l-t
per cent certificates. maturing March
-. 1922. and i-2 per cent ccrtin-
Gates. maturing August /. 1922. both
series dated today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
CHAMPIONS OF PRINTERS
IN 1920 ARE ELIMINATED
ms Nssoc!ntcl rrcss.l

DETROIT. Aug. 1.-The -. Paul
club. champion OF the National Print
crs Baseball League. was eliminated
from this years title race here to-
day by Hoston. The latter won. 10 TO
:. by pounding three 81. Paul twiri-
crs or total Of twenty-five hits
IL 'iauapoliS put New York out of
the running 10y a lA-to-3 victory.
Sec: Il. II. l..
ST. dul .... 100 600 222-- 10 :
Boston ....... i3O.O2I U3X-l9 - u
batteries E.wald Won orasck. Lee
pion ana Hawkins; Thompson. Smith
and Harvey.
Scor" 10y innings: IT, H. H.
indianapolis oNn POI 2j3-l3 - L
New York 49,. CO., uiO 033-g II :
EaitcricS-rorrcncc and Kelly
I.angc, puoley and Storta.
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SniIor nrcnks Swimming nn.o-a

NNN IIEI.O'U. CNI.., AuE. I.-What
was said To be II world record for
the 100 yard hreast-strokc swim in
open water. was made today by Mike
Mcpcrmott. sailor at the naval air
station here. McDcrmotts time was
one minute thirteen and three fifths
seconds according 20 authorities. The
best former mark Is one second slow
or, and is held by Cortland. an Eng
fish swimmer
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sum WarN: IiOmc rUnS-MC Ma nan
and Walters. Three base hits--Chis-
holm. Sacrifice hit-Dunhar Stolen
bases McAiahan. Bases on balls.-p.
phifcr. |. off licarnc, !. Struck out
by rhifcr. =: by iIcarnc, |. Left
on Newport >cwS. :. Wilson.
.. Double plays-Marlin to Walker
10 Roth. Passed ball-ilcad Time
Of Samc--l:i5. Gmpircs Riley and
Blackbur
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ucnton sIrn, Win ,,In,r>

TOLEDO. ONO. Aug. i--"Eubc"
Benton, veteran national icuglr
pitcher signed contract with the
Kansas city Club " tho American
Association Ncro today According To
Otto Knabc, Kansas CITY manager.
Benton was given his unconditional!
rclcas" hy the New York Nationals
last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02

'iE EiTE.D STATES OF AMERICA
EASTEIiN DISTRICT or VIR-


Nhcr'nH. on the 25th day OF July.
Rodney =. smith filed II libel in
lh" District Court 81 the United states
Tor ihc Eastern District OF virginia
sFalist IN" steamer "ROsedalc." her
boats. tackle. apparel and furniture,
w !. cauS" OF d.ht. civil and maritime
And whereas. by virtue OF procosa
~ cii" form OF law. to me directed,
i,trrnabi" pa tho 2nd day nf August.
1871, have seized ana taken tho
'aIi steamer 'kosodaic' and have her
N my custody.
Noi!ce = hereby given tina, Dis
'r'ct Court wi! be held in the United
states courtroom, In the city OF Rich
'nohd. va. on tho l2th day Of August.
lo-l, FOR the tr.a! OF SAID premises.
ANA tho owner or owners. ana al! per
sons who may have on claim amy IN
tereHi. ar" hereby cited TO be ANA APP
pear AT the time and place aforesaid.
20 show cause. II any lhcy have. why
"a maj decree should not pass as
prayed.
CLARENCE q. SMITH.
u. :. Marshal.
Deputy L. >. Marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
vii SON BUGS LOSE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. L.
"Ruhc" Phitcr pitched great bali
against the Wilson Rugs this after
noon and Newport News won, i to
.. He allowed two hits. one II scratch
hit. to the inhcld and the other q
home run over the lcft-icld fence
with Smith on the paths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Contlnned From Pngo ren. !
TRUCKERS WIN DUEL

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. / Goosetrse's
lucky drive over tho left field fence IN the
opening inning this afternoon. fol.owinl;
Third Baseman DGwncy's error watch
gave hangs life. assured Portsmouth o.
a .-tO-o win over Suffolk.
II was thereafter box duet betwsr,t
soGthpiw slim S!ap1cy and Iieutgn Th"
game Nus SLOW and lacked sensational
I. fnr.s. 'rNn S.nrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
BUCK" PRESLEY SIGNS
TO MANAGE GREENVlLLE
IBy Associated pressl

GREENNll.LE. s. c.. Aug. l.-pr.
Puck Prcssiy. who played first base
FOR Groenvillc in 1909 and who after
wards won three pcnnants as manager
IN the Virginia League. today NJ.
;"pted an offer TO manage the Green
Vile South Atlantic Association team.
lie viii succeed Lew Wendell. who
Will continue 70 catch for the spin
nCrS,' IL was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
TARS WIN CLOSE CONTEST

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. Aug. H.
After having been out Of the game
for nearly TWO months on account of
sickness. Manager Fullcnwidcr re-
turned to the mound this afternoon
10 engage in box duel with Peter
son, the Norfolk TarS' pitching ace
which although houors We're about
evenly divided, went to the visitors
by l-tO-0 margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
Chi,h Presents Credcntin,.

ROME Aug The presentation
OF credentials 10 the King by Rich
ard Washhurn Child, newly appointed
American ambassador to Italy. today
furnished the occasion for eolorful
ceremony, Notwithstanding a tcmper-
aturc OF SO degrees In the shade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02

by II. Il. CHAPLIN * co. INC.
E.nL IaLAtn AuCtionrrrS
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.,Ir,- smi,h Gc,. I,rr,.,,,

NEW ORLEANS. Mug l.-'Jcn''
smith. OF Bayonnc. was awarded
hftecn-round decision over Harry 20
ley of Memphis, here tonight i'm ono
of the hardest fought bouts ever
staged In n local arena.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02
Portsmouth.
Totals

Home run--'ioCSctTcr. Left bases
Suffolk. ): Portsmouth, :. Sacrifice hits
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Ha0en You Been Looking for
a Home Like 7hiso

Located about fifteen minutes the shop
ping center with smooth paving all
country YET with the neighbors close
Il lonely. 80 "
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into which you can blend personality.
Wouldn't you like three large
TWO pains WIN shower
windows that catch the
Downstairs you want large living
ana mantei ana an attractive A
lighted dllhgroom breakfast acove, weequipped
Also wouldn't you like home be hot heated
have hardwood oors and side wall lights
to be such that inc whole Will radac
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out in Stonewall Courts the
only three the which
Why not drive with them We are sure Won
carefully studied Richmonds leading arch
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home want and the almost
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