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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02
1922 MARKS FORTIETH YEAR
SINCE CAMERON INAvGuP1I
Vlrslnan, Who Headed Ticket Which Wrested Con
trol from Democrats Only Time Since Postwar
Military Regime, Still Is Vigorous.

oI"- timers in politics recalled tina,
yesterday was the forticth annivcr-
Shry or the inauguration of William
E"an Cameron as Governor OF Vir-
Eihia. and tho loss of contro, of m,
Slhte by the Democrats for the first
ana only time since the military
Issime which followed the close Of
me war Between the States. Prior
10 inc present Constitution. in effect
IA Iso2. Governors went into office on
January l.
me anniversary also served TO call
attention 10 the fact that Governor
cameron Is still living. and 1t is be-
heEcd 10 be rare indeed that a chief
executive OF State survives forty
years after his induction Into office.
iin Is >rditor emeritus of the Norfolk
Nirg!nian-Pilot. and the editorial
page o! that paper is still occasional
~ enriched by the we'll chosen Eng
iisii. Tor which he has always been
noted. Gocrnor Cameron usually
spends his winters in Florida. Ito
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02

i'gh School and the groom formerly
iTd mere. He was a sergeant with
Company L. one Hundred and Six
teen;h Infantry. In France during
the world war, having been gasSed
and wounded In Argonne often
sive. After January / they will be
at home ut RustburB.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. L.
Thomas Howard Cox and Miss Annie
Elizabeth Henslcy were married
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the officiating minister. Rev. r. i.
Arthur pastor of Fairvicw Method
LIST Church.
LYNcHRURG. VA. Jan. 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. William j. Chapman have
announced the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Ruth Boyd Chapman,
To bernard T. Lilley. which occurred
here at the parsonage OF West
minister Presbyterian Church, the
pastor. pr. w. T. Palmer. officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.illcy will be at home
In Lexington, after Sunday.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. Italia
ferro Campbell md Miss Luna May
Mays, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Mays. of Amherst County. were
married Thursday at the Amherst
Methodist parsonage. the pastor.
Rev. w. a. Orser officiating.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 1.-E. F.
Carter. OF Schuyler. w. Va, and Miss
Beulah Purvis. OF Lynchburg. were
married Thursday night at the resi-
dence OF the officiating minister, Rev.
w. S. Royal. They will make their
home In Iowa.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. L.
Charles AIurrell Shard and Miss
Marie Estelle Garland, both of Am
hcrst County. were married Thurs
day evening at the parsonage OF the
Madison Heights Methodist Church,
the pastor. Rev. c. y. Campbell. Of
iciating.
LYNCHBCRG. VA. Jan. 1.-wi-
liam c. Hunter and Miss Josephine
Campbell, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. c. Campbell, OF Amherst County.
were married Thursday at AM
herst. They will live near Clifford,
where the groom is engaged in
farming.
Z CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Jan. /.
-B. F.. Herring, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Herring. of Rio. Va. and Miss
Lolie Bruce, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bruce, of Mountain
View, this county, were married at
o'clock Friday afternoon at the
parsonage OF the First Methodist
Church. the Rev. IT. p. Myers oficiat-
ing. After brief wedding trip, Mr..
ana Mrs. Herring will make their
nome with the grooms parents at
Meadow Brook Farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02
Menu for Today.

Try this appetizing menu for
today:
breakfast.
Dreamed Clipped Beef
Buttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon.
Cream Cheese
Salad Mullins
Stewcd Pears
Tea
Dinner.
Boiled Tongue Boiled Potatoes
Spinach
Cup Custard Cereal
Coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02
Further Reductions

So far advised cannot see that
Furniture will be any lower But Sydnor Hundey have
found in their large quite and have felt
impeled to close out of it, offerings NAV be
found much suitable for any rooms ...n.sa
Right show windows will sweet little
Suits of Bedroom Furniture heavy reductions aa
We believe these Suits money asked
3a..s fsssyc
The low prices will remain upon them until sold
Glance at the windows. 3iEMllMaEKzaagHaME
All we ask is that they be given the over"
And all the large store find pieces
complete suits prices ssxxs
Much of these goods above interesting
PRICES. e. B. S.
l@vE-V ==- & -vR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02

High School. and the groom formerly
iifd here. He was a sergeant with
Company J.. one Hundred and Six
teen;h Infantry. In France during
the world war having been gasSed
and wounded In Argonne ofren-
sive. After January / they will be
at home ut Rustburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02

DANVII.LE. VA, Jan. flames
T. Franklin and Miss Laura JEFF
ferson. both of Gretnn. were mar
ried here last night by Rev. ]. c.
Holland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02

LYNCHBuRG. VA. Jan. L.
Thomas Howard Cox and Miss Annie
Elizabeth Henslcy were married
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the officiating minister. Rev. =. i.
Arthur, pastor of Fairvicw Method
LIST Church.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
NEWARK ATHLETES
CROWD N.Y.AC. MEN
Mercury Footers Win Junior
Championship Team Trophy,
but May Not Get 1t.

Track and field performers Of the
a surprise Of mammoth proportions
when they apparently won the team
trophy at the annual championship
games Of the Metropolitan A. A. u. for
junior athletes at Brooklyn Field yes
terday. However. the prize was with
held pending action 10 be taken az
meeting of the championship committee
during the next few days on a condition
printed on the entry blank having TO ID
with the number of entries constituting
competition.
This specifically stated that no event
would be contested unless the field con-
sisted of six or more men. Despite this
stipulation competition in the pole vault
took place with only three competltors.
Two OF them represented the New YofK
A. G. They were y. B. Sheriff. and Nell
Atkinson. Sheriff. won, with Atkinson
second. They earned eight points.
which. added TO the points gained by
clubmates In other events. gave the New
Yorks total OF AZ points as against
AZ for the Jersey athletes.
II the pole vault is declared no con-
test by the Championship committee. ani
there Is every reason to believe that Il
will be, eight points viii be deducted
from the New York total mentioned. Ia
which event their score viii read 3g
points instead OF AZ. In that even
tuality the Newark A. c. will win thu
team trophy with It's total OF 10 points.
Win or lose on the technicalIty involv-
ing the ownership Of the emblem of
team supremacy, the New York a. &. will
long remember the meet. IL was the first
real hard fight and the fiyst defeat. n L.
turns out to be such by the champion
ship committees ruling. the New York
a. G. has suffered in an A. a. Y. title
meet since 1917, when their old OF.
ponents OF the Irish American a. &.
ceased their competitive athletic ac-
tivties. During the last Eve years tho
New Yorks have scored almost twice as
many points In games conducted along
the lines OF those OF yesterday as were
credited TO second teams.
II there is rauch truth In the old say
ing that coming events cast their shadows
IL certainly behooves the Mercury foot
men of muscle 10 watch their steps, for
the Newark boys are sure TO be just as
formidable rivals for premier amateur
athletic honors as the old time Irish
Americans.
In the matter OF individual titles won
the New Yorks led the Jerseyites for
they finished first In six events while
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CnntIuupd an papa Eour
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
LET lands TALK,
NOT!,' SAYS Mann
Denies Douglas Story and Re-
fuses to Name Recipient
of Letter.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 19.-Leslie Mann
OF the ST. Louis Nationals. named by
"Shufflin'" Phil Douglas as the player
to whom he wrote offering 10 desert the
New York Giants. when pressed for a
supplementary statement this afternoon
said he preferred to have Commissioner
Lands announce TO whom the letter was
sent Mann emphatically denied, how
ever. that he had hadsa telephone con-
versatlon with Douglas, as claimed by
the latter.
II prefer not to, say any more except
that never in my life had telephone
conversation with Douglas" Mann en-
phasized. IF Commissioner Lands
wants to tell the identity Of the player
he can do So"
He declared that he always had known
Douglas to be ION the square" and ex-
pressed surprise that the Giant hurler
had been found guilty Of the act for
which he was barred from the national
pastime by Manager John J. McGraw
and X. NJ. lands. baseball commissioners.
Mann has been In major league base
ball since 1913. when he Joined the
Boston Nationals after having been with
Nebraska City. Buffalo and Seattle.
subsequently he played with the Chi
cago Cubs as a teammate Of Douglas.
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The New York herald., 1922-08-20
HOMER HAZEL
WINNER Of l2Le
SHOT PUT.
Col. Huston Elected Head
Of Foreign War Veterans

Col. T. l.. Huston was unanimously
elected Commander-in-Ch OF the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars at the National
Encampment at Seattle. Wash. on Fri
day.
He will return to New FORK next
Friday and VIII be greeted by the mem
bers OF the posts OF the metropolitan
district with the post colors.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Hunter Eligible to Compete
in Title Golf Tournamen,

Willie !. Hunter. former British
amateur golf champion. was declared
eligible for the American amateur cham
pionsnip tournament next month at
Brookline. Mass. An official statement
issued yesterday by the United States
Golf Association declaring the result OF
its investigation OF Hunters standing
shows he retains his amateur status.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Hudson River Rowing Regatta

The seventeenth annual regatta OF the
Hudson River Rowing Association will
be held on Saturday, August &c. at Q
p. NJ. over tho Riverside course. start
ing at Grants Tomb and finishing ut
the Bloomingdale Boat Club. l02d street
and Hudson River. Some Of the coun
try's best oarsmen will take part in this
event.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
A Picturesque Career.

O'Rourke. who has had picturesque
career as promoter and manager. has
been the storm center OF boxing in this
vicinity ever since he Joined the ccm-
mission. At Ebbets Field on the night
that Pepper Martin and KID Sullivan
met in the ring O'Rourke got into an
alteration with Edward Forbes. a
writer on sports and licensed referee,
regarding seat at the ringside. ana.
II is alleged. landed a punch or two on
the writer before the contest was stop
ped. ORourke on the following day
caused Forbes's license as referee to
be revoked. and Forbes took O'Rourke
into court and had him held for Special
Sessions on charge OF assault In tho
third degree.
O'Rourke has had long experience as
manager of boxers and boxing clubs.
When the Horton law went into effect
Big Tim Sullivan appointed himself gem
cral director of the sport and made
ORourke his chief deputy Under
O'Rourke's reign all clubs In Manhattan
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
FINISH o. 100 NJ RUN.
JAMES BURGESS, laL
CHARLES a. DlChEY 2ho.
TOM O'ROURKE OUT
AS BOXING DEPUTY
Officials Resignation Accept
ed and Goes Into Effect
at Once.
ny CHARLES F. MATHIsoN.

Thomas F. o'Rourke. who for the last
year has been a Deputy Boxing Commits
sioner. yesterday sent his resignation to
feet at the option of the head of the COM
mission. The resignation was accepted,
and Chairman Muldoon set Monday.
August 81, as the day on which 1t
would go into effect.
In his note of resignation. O'Rourke
said he regretted to retire from the COM
mission, but his duties had been fraught
with many unpleasant Incidents. and he
decided to get away from the annoy
ances.
Mr. Muidoon, In commenting on the
resignation, said that O'Rourke had been
a useful man. but as he did not feel like
confronting the difficulties Of the position
there was nothing to do but let him re-
tire.
MuIdoon admitted that the work CT
keeping boxing on an even keel was a
difficult one. But" he added, II never
knew of anything worth while that did
not cause trouble. l have had my
troubles since l took hold of the sport,
and expect to have more trouble IN the
future, but as long as / am connected
with the commission 1 will not finch In
the face of difficulties"
In a communication to THE New YORK
HERALD O'Rourke explains his retirement
as follows:
II have this day presented my reslg-
nation as Deputy Commissioner OF tne
New York State Athletic Commission TO
William Muldoon. to take place on Sep
tember l. or as he selects.
Il have put in the most strenuous
wear OF my life settling the differences
between managers. promoters and box-
ers. / thought know the ins and outs
OF the boxing game, but | had TO JOIN
the State Athletic Commission 70 be
taught the intricacies and methods OF
the present day managers and pro-
moters against the boxers. The COM
mission has been successful in getting
rid of many of them. and when they sue
ceed in removing a few others. who they
have on the pan at present. they VIII De
doing the community and the boxing
game the greatest good 1t could sustain.
Gov Miller must have been Soip-
mon when he picked William Muldoon
10 head the boxing commission. believe
am the oldest manager OF boxers en-
cent Mr. Muldoon. and with my inter-
national experience OF men of all coun-
tries / have found William Muldoon to
be the greatest administrator OF box
ing, and Il Il only through his decisive
mind and work that he has put boxing
where Il has never been and wnerc j.
with all my experience. never thought II
would be.
SHOULD this state ever lose Willism
Nuldoon as the administrator OF box
ing the public In general will be the INST
10 notice the i'll Effects the game will s,is-
tain"
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
AMERICAN.

New York I2; Chicago, 8.
Detroit, 8; Boston, 4 first gnne).
Detroit. 4; Boston. tsecond gnme).
ST. Louis, %; philadelphia, 5 tfirst game).
philadelphia, 81 IT. Louis. tsecond game).
Cleveland. 8; Washington, 1.
STAINING nE
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL.

NNTFVlNffEss
Chicago, 2; New York, III innings).
Cincinnati, %; Brooklyn, 4.
Boston, &; Pittsburgh, I first game).
Pittsburgh. g; Boston. 9 tsecond gnmel.
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, :.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Continued on Page Two

BASf.IAIJ. TODAY. 400 y. ~. r0tn
Grounds. rAnke~a uhicago.--Adp.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Applause for Gomar.

The Spaniard brought forth big
hand when he took the next game. which
went 10 deuce Wood again tied II up
6 TO s. when the Spaniard spun several
returns out near the base line.
DeGomar again broke through the Aus
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
shawkcy stumbIes In seventh.

While four OF the eight slingers car
riod by Gleason wero being shown as
horrible examples. Shnwkey was going
alcnr more or less serencly. Bob the
Cob had q bit OF a lapse In tho seventh
inning IN which Harry Hooper poled q
homo run into the right field stand
Johnny Mostil slammed triple against
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Continuation Page Three.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Continued on Page Four.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Nchf stops smashes.

Continued on Page Two.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-07
Como Sc realiza elcontra-
bando de .vhisky es-r
1 coces en- E. u.
En- Ia isla de 81. Pierre en- la sOmbra, Sc re-
producer las aVentGfas rOnlancescas an
tguas. Una isIa "nojada" III

ccncentrado su atencion en- este bote
abordado, una docena de otras embarca
clones han conducido salvo su carga
espirituosa y sc ocupan de desembarcar
ell contrabando alguEas millas distante,
eli puntos remotos de la costa de Maine.
Los antiprohibicionista nevan ca
10 su negocio en- gran escala. Hay bas
t; nte dinero cada GAIA de hcor es
pagada al contado antes de salir de In
glaterra.
Los Aontrabandistas sacan provecho
ell relacion con los riesgos que corren.
I'm litro de whisky, por ell que pagan
cinco chclines en- la Gran Bretana, 10
venden en- los Estados Unidos en- veinte
chelines.
ST los norteamericanos desean abrir
Una subcripcion para mantener la prohi
bici6n no tiensn mas que ir las des-
tilerias de Escocia obtener todo ell
c5nero que quieran, segin dice un des
tilador britanico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-07

LONDRES, agosto 28.-- Las BAHIA
mas no son las unicas islas a 10 largo
&c la costa martina norteamericana
cue cuentan a "Prssyfoot' Johnson
entire sus benefactoreG.
va no Sc eplica Ia expression de qua
''la pssca es la unica industria" de la
isla francesa de st. Pierre Miquelon. Els
ia isla, que tiene 4,7oo habitantes y
csta situada afua1a de la costa sudoeste
de Terranova, forma una posici6n es-
trat6gica importante para los que Sc de
6ican en- inundar los estados con whisky
Durante las horas nocturnas Sc presen
clan escenas vivas 10 largo de la cos
t. de Maine, sea a 600 6 700 millas
distante de st. Pierre Miquelon. Ell
whisky Sc snvia en- masa st. Pierre y
de ALI Sc distribuye en- fotillas de bo
tes motores veloces a la costa de Maine.
La tarea de evitar los fraudes la
renta la persecution del contrabando
LISAIGh d414 AuuCuOS PS14SLOS d Id1 pu4Abo
qro es tarea para los aventureros anti
guos nos racuerda ell romance de item
pos remotos.
Ell peligro verdadero comienza Guam
do Sc uega al limite de tres millas,
6onde los contrabandistas esperan en-
perfecto silencio.
De pronto pasa una lancha de gaso-
lima en- la sombra, pero ella Sc &de-
lantan las de los contrabandistas. Por
In momento la lancha del gobierno
guardacosta ceGa en- la persecution, da
Una sefial y Sc le unen otras seis en- Ia
caceria
Al fin sc acercan gradualmente q su
rresa hasta alcanzar y pedir que Sc
rinda a punta de revolver. Ell bote con
trabandista baja SUI bandera los of
ciRles del gobierno 10 abordan para en-
contrar. :. barTiles vacios.
Misntras los botes guardacostas han
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-07
DON JULIO R. BRUNO

Aver hemos tenido el gusto de 81
ludar en- San Juan, de regreso de su
viaJe al Norte, nuestro amigo Ell Sc
nor Julib r. Bruno, uno de los pro
rietarios del acreditado teatro "Rial
to''.
FL senior Bruno ha traido consigo
varias notables peliculas adquiridas III
timamenae en- Ell mercado cinematogra
ftco, fgurantp entire elias Marine
ros de Aqua Dulce'', la bella produc
ci6n que ha constituido en- ell Norte un
gran acontecimiento artistico.
Nuestro amigo trajo ademas 'el te
Ion de seda peluche que sera estre
nado en- a Iproxima re-inauguraci6Sl
del teatro "Rialto'', para cuyb acto
reina extracr5insr entusiasmo, asi CO
mo tambien 10 nlagnffcos apa
rat5s de ventilsci 81 v demas adelan
tos que Sc recEieren para La inaugura
ci6n de las reformas que Sc hacen en-
Ell aristocratico teatro de la calls de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-07
lntereSanteS mani
festaciOnes de Mr. J.
|. Merrill

FL senior John L. Merrill presiden
te de la "All America Gables. Inc.
comentando al reciente enteniido con
Certado entire dicha compahia y la F'Pos
tai Telegraph COMMERCIAL Cable'' ha
manifestando parodiando Clarence II.
Mackay, que "ese acuerdo es un mo
vimlen.lo hacia adelante en- el desarro
llo de las comunicaciones americanas,
hacienda de cada ofcina postal, de
cada estacion telegrafica v de cada Of
Gina cablegrafca comercial, una agen
cia activa para recibir transmitir
mensajes dlesde la Ameria del Sur y
para la America del Sur, por la via
de la ''AlI America Gables, Inc" Ia
cual, como indica su nombre, trasmite
despachos hacia las tres Americas, la
del Sur, la del Centre Y la del Norte,
usansI5 un sistema duplicado v v'J
ces triplicado de alta v reconocida eff
ciencia. comprendiendo mas de $4,000
millas de cables submarines y lineas
terrestres, 10 cual hace possible servir
las tres Americas una communication
completa de todo Ell msundo con una &C
tividad y una competencia MO iguala
das por nadie.
La fundaci6n de las oticinas de II
s'All America Cables en- el Brasil,
acto que Sc realiz6 en- JUNO del afio
de 1920, con oficinas en- Santos y Rio
de Janeiro, fu6 recibida con muestras
de alto entusiasmo por el pdblico, no
solamente por que implicaba la reduc
ci6n en- las tarifas, sino tambi6n por
la eficiencia de nuestro servicio que
nos permite poner 'an contacto a la
(Contiuua en- La Ga. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-07
OTROS ACUERDoS DE DIcHO
ORGANISING

Asistieron los Comisionados, senores
Aboy, Wilson, Mestre, Huyke, Lippitt y
Cabrera.
Estando vacante ell puesto de Presi
dents de la Comisi6n por renuncia prs
sentada por ell Comisonado senior Bene.
dicto de su cargo Ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico Ell Vice Presidente
de la Comisi6n, senior Mestrs, ocupo
temporalmente la presidencia de la Jun
ia y puso en- conocimiento de 6sta Ell
hecho de que por Ell motive arriba ex
presado, procedfa la nomination Gle can
didatos para la election del nusvo Pre-
sdente. Ell Comisionado sefior Aboy, no
mino al sehor Wilson para dicho
cargo, siendo secundado por el
senior Huyke. FL sefor Cabrera
nomin6 al sefior Mestre para ell mismo
cargo siendo secundado por sl sefior
Wilson. Sometida a votacion la candi
datura del senior Wilson sali6 triunfan
te por mayor1a de votos, por 10 que el
senior Cabrera solicit6 Sc considerase di
cha votacion por unanimidad, 10 que fu6
acordado.
Acto saguido ell Comisionado sefior
Mestre present6 la renuncia de SUI car
go de Vice e-Presidente por entendsr que
deber1a ser tambi6n objeto de votacion
Ell que en- tai concepto debfa ocupar di-
cho puesto de ahora en- adelante. La
Junta unanimemente expres6 SUI incon
formidad con tai renuncia, psro como
e. sefior Mestre insistiera en- clio mo.
ci6n del senior Huyke, secundado por Ell
senior Wilson fue acuerdo dejar sobre
la mesa este asunte para ser considerable
en- la proxima session de la Comisi6n.
Despu6s de 10 cuai ell ssfior Wilson tomc
possession de su cargo pasando la Jrlnta
a considarar los siguientes asuntos:
Fue acuerdo remitir al Attorney Ge
neral el case de la solicitud de Ia Por
to Rico Blue Line, Inc, sobre concession
de un certifcado de neces1dad v conve
niencia para ell establecimiento de un
servicio de express por vel1iculo de mo-
tor entire esta ciudad y Ponce con 81
fin de que por dicho funcionario Sc esta
die ell punto de 81 tai concession debe
hacerse por medic de una franquicia o
por medic de un certifcado de necesi-
dad y convenience.
Fu6 tambi6n acuerdo remitir al At
tcrney General para su estudio y reco
mendaciones consequences Ell case de Ia
Ponce Municipal Dock sobre solicitud
de authorization conectar la Inca de la
American Railroad en- la Playa de Pom