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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
WASHINGTON CLUB
BUYS THE PARK
Magnates Acquire Present Site and
VIII Build a Modern Base
ball Plant.

WASHINGTON, March 4.--The
Washington ball club Thursday ac-
CURED Its own home, when the an
nouncement was made that the site
which the club has occupied for sew
eral years had been purchased out
right
For more than year President
Noyes has been negotiating for thia
property. but until yesterday no ami
cable agreement could be reached
The deal was made through Jordan
Il Co. for the Totten estate. There
are i,eoe square feet in the prop
erty. and the price paid was In the
neighborhood OF $4,000. The pur-
chase includes not only all the land
now in the Enclosure, but about SO
feet in back Of the centerfield fence,
fronting on Fifth street. which. when
new plant Is erected here. will be
utilized as a part of the park.
While tho club officials refuse to
make known their plans as To erect
Ing new plant. 1t Is understood that
this viii he done next fall and that
new plant will be In readiness for
the opening game OF the season OF
1sti.
President Moves. in speaking of the
purchase, said: we have been work
ing on this matter for long while,
but not until this morning did we
reach an agreement. and at once
called the board OF directors together
and had them ratify my action. We
are not ready TO discuss our plans,
70 far as erecting . new plant Is
concerned. OF course, we have that
In mind. but we are not going to take
1t up At once"
site IL Convenient.
The site bought yesterday IL by far
the best In the city for the purpose.
1t Is well located. and has splendid
transportation facilities. Ii has been
q ball park for many years, but has
never had = modern plant upon ii.
In making this purchase the Wash
ington club has been placed on a
Sound basin- 1t Ii the first time In
the history OF baseball In this city
that the club has owned Its own BAH
park. and the effect OF this will be far
reaching. II is the Intention OF the
club % erect within the next year
or so u modern baseball plant. one
which VIII have ample accomnaoda-
tons for thousands more than the
present plant can shelter. and will be
In Keeping with the plants In other
major league cities
No announcement ever made by
the local club proved such pleasing
news to the patruns OF the game here
rs the fact that the club now owns
its own hall park. II proves that the
men behind the club have confidence
IN Washington as 4 baseball city,
and, Furthermore. Indicates that they
arc IN the game to stay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
benedict IN TROUBLE
RESCUED BY GOVERNOR
Nottoway Couple Goes to Greens.
boro to Wed and is Assisted
by Chief Executive.

But for the Kindness OF GovernoS
Mann and his willingness to assist
friends In need. Mr. George Roberts
son, OF Nottoway. and Miss Claire
overly. OF Blackstone. who Thursday
went to Greensboro to be married.
would still be treading the paths st
single loneliness. for arriving Ia th4
little North State town, unheralded
and unaccompanied. they were refused
q marriage license and looked upou
Win marked suspicion by those II
the registers ONCE.
Mr. Robertson, not to be balksd.
however. requested the clerk OF the az.
Fartnent TO call up Governor Mann
by long-distance telephone
In y few minutes the governor Van
on the wire. In q few minutes more
the bride groom -to-be was handed 3
neatly written, stamped and sealed
marriage license. and in q few minutes
more Miss OVERLY was Miss DvefbS
no longer. but boasted an entirely
new name and appeared perfectly at.
tsffef with the change. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
YANKEES PREPARE
FOR TRIP SOUTH
Squad Of Thirty Men Will Leave
New York Saturday for
Training Camp.

NEW YORK. March l.-C3eorre
6tallings' Highlanders. the last 81 New
York major league tea1ne TO rot into
action. are assembling to-day urera-
rAtory to their descent upon Athens.
Ga. for the spring tfAtning season.
Healed BY Hal chase, the niftiest
first baseman In the bunlnesa thirty
athletes OF varying ca1thefn, viii .sho
for the Southland" to~morrow. "A
dosen other candidates Will either Sc
picked up on the waY ~ Join the
team q Athens.
The Highlanders are no lonrsr con.
stdored q joke Ia tho American
Learue. Last season they iinished
NTH, . jump Of three nofches from
1903. and this year Gtalllnrn has put
third place as thu lowent limit While
stalllnxs will have the neual nuns
be- OF raw recruitA III win prob
ably make nnirk 4ltEiq .ok 4 ..lof ID
them. for rho NiBh11nler team for
1910 u pretty nearly Id slant 3,tst
now. The team iAsx aonaon was made
IN largely ot youaxsteyS afad Wa ths
oulIinxp 0f about M ~ sF1tnentt,
This yAAr - pu1H N381S& ~ A6ntt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
SPORTING COMMENT
BIT +. .. HorHnvrLLn.

Tyrus Cobb. the famous Georgia
peach ana star OF the Detro.s cnam-
pionss seems 70 be Well SATISFIED Win
hn berth, and the chances are that
the Detroit maGnates Will not let nm
escape unless ne should demand n SAL
airy that would seem fabulous among
the nign salaries now pail me Fest
baseball players. Coob's present con-
tract calls for $4,000 a sea-. making
htn. oEse- q tha nighesf priced hase-
Dali players now On the dinmcnd.
only several " Inc m 81 famous
players IN the world Jet any sucn
VIII maui down this year Tar his SER
vices.
Coop mas just announced the sign-
Il covers period OF three years THIS
indtcates mutual satiuactl1n Oh the
part OF potn tns player ana the siun
as 70 the conditions or MS a9so-i1tion
VITA the cIub tHi the salary he IL TO
receive. Cuts'ne ot his alleged PR
civity lot WusIiiy splkins pasemen,
tseeb - one ~ she nts 2enileninniy
players now IN tue game, iaa ssidom
ns MvTu 20 say Is loslal I'LL
tuae ana pleasant smile especiahy
aitcr ne mas puleo oN 'he OF DIE
s ~. pass, - uno ne st pea
Ins cnaracterls.ies 90 inc Ifns, anu
one OF the most VOTING 20 sne op-
pomns team nc awaye sonNes up
sMlnhs from a'HicuH snas or ianas
On pase VITA 2 Droa.i srin aiter a
IONS NIT ana .ncse stsns II JoL'ty
are always otreiea a. the mehipeIr
oI .ne opposing tesH'' oteh 70 sheir
conlusion. =,
aopD ucaaes NAT ne nus esc. VII
tuny spIkeu LeNow -piaycr, anu - -
put rlgnt 70 si's num- tns peneDt u
the ooupt ne has pesh the means
~ .utlnx ~Qni1e a nulhDsE- Aha cans-
ing tneir relho'dl from me sahie LOT
Meas. po. no oae .aa uau N ing
iacts mas yet accused .ae staI OF ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
TWO MAN TEAMS
START BOWLING
Bowling Congress Tournament Will
Continue With Shorter
Intervals.

DETROIT. MICH. March Be
ginning with to-day's card at the
American Bowling Congress tourna-
nent. the pressure Is increased. The
bowling started earlier. will end later
and will continue with shorter inter-
missions from now on until the end
OF the pin splitting March Is.
-Four squads of two-man teams
started at o'clock this morning and
held the alleys until ?, when the
individuals went on in nine different
squads,
While yesterdays bowling was on a
good average. no new leaders appear
In the standings in the three events.
The Liberty five-man team. Roches-
ter, ~. r., however. took second place
In that event with q score Of ASA.
The new standing in the five-man
event follows.
Colonials. Madison. Wis. 2.S03.
Iibertys, Rochester, N. Y, 2.TSs.
&. p. O. E.. No. 81, Syracuse. N.
r., a.TS7.
Bonds, Columbus. O.. ass.
Grcenwalds five. Akron, O.. f,72A.
The standing of two-man and In.
disiduais remains unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
DISQUALIFICATION
WHOLESALE AT YALE
Many Prominent Athletes Cannot
Participate in Sports This
Season.

BOSTON. MASS, March 4.--Har-
wards aquatic chances agains: Yale
this year were nearly killed to-day
by wholesale disqualifications by the
faculty In the varsity eight Paul
Newton. IL. Of Montclair. N. j.. who
has been rowing stroke. and who last
year stroked the freshmen. has been
declared ineligible. Two other reyu-
lars of the varsity eight are out Of
the game. They are z. e. Bacon,
10, OF New York, who has a strained
ligament, and O.. II. Baich, IL, Of
Laramie, Wyo., who has been forced
to leave for Bermuda for his health.
The freshmen suffered heavily in
the inability declarations. Four Of
the freshmen eight are prohibited
from rowing; on the freshmen base-
ball team three pitchers and catchers
are shut out OF the sport through
the neglect OF studies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
MANAGER NC kEv|TT
IS EXPECTED soon
Leader of Winston-Salem Team
Leaves Home at Grand
Rapids, Mich.

WINsTON-SALEM. N. c., March
s.--Twtll be only a matter OF q few
Gays until Manager James Mckeyttt
will report here for duty IS manager
of the Winston-Salem baseball team.
Ii 10 not known just what day he will
come but II Is said that he will come
leave his home in Grand Rapids.
Mich. some time this week and will
come straight to the Twin City.
A letter was received from him
Sunday In which he stated that he
had signed good player who wat
In the Virginia League last season. Hs
did not give the name of the player
begin not long after his arrival here
and then the fans OF the city mes
feed their hunger by watching the
men work In preliminary practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
ST. LOUIS TO HAVE
BIG AVIATION RACE
international Events win Very
Probably Start in That
City.

NEW YORK, Mar. There IL lit
tie doubt that the lntsrnational Bal
loon race and the international Avia-
tion race. which will be heid next o.
tohsr will start, from u. Louis. 40
cording 70 CSrtiAna Bishop. presidant
OF the Aero Club Of America, indiana
npclis Il the only only city which
looms up ~ m eager candidate TOR
the honor, but. while thA later city
has equally good gas facilities, the
promoters fear that 1t Ii too close Is
ths sea for the balloon race witch
NV xkrSf t1se y sifrixibiSs snh vrt HNY
miles.
This. city and tiixts win ~ Axed nt
Saturday afternoons directors rsiact-
Ing Of the Aero Club.
There are een1e 80 An,ektean bai-
Il via ~ issre,S1fy u 6sll pselilni-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
II COBB SIGNS
FOR THREE YEARS
Georgia Peach Will Probably Get
$1,000 Per Year for
Services

| AUGUSTA. GA. March fly
Cobb. famous bafsman OF the Detroit
Americans, announced to-day that no
had signed three-year contract with
his old team. Cohb.s playing has been
one Of the sensations OF the Detroit
club.
Although he refuses to discuss the
amount Of money which he will draw
from the Detroit American League
ball team during the next three years,
the salary stipulated, which Is report
ed to be $1,000 year. will put the
heavy hitter up In the front rank of
h-salaried ball players.
Very few men In either the Amer
lean or the National League are
drawing down that amount, and the
majority who even approximate 1t are
not only players but managers, and
are paid in the dual role. Honus
Wagner, who ranks with Cobb as a
hitter and all-around baseball star. IL
said to receive $4,000 a year. Fred
Clarke. manager OF the Pirates, gets
similar amount. Christy Mathew
son draws down about $500. and
Lajoic IL credited with having reach
ed the 5000 mark on the Cleveland
team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
bE0RG[T0QN MEET
OFF|ClLs NAMED.
Hames viii Be Conducted BY
Well known Athletic
Experts.
ENTRIES ARE LARGE
u W. ------------------------~-
Bsst Talent From Many Of the
q Largest Colleges in
- the East.

WARRINGTON, March 4.--Ths
f0eorsetown University indoor games
|nexe Saturday night at Convention
Hall should be corker, judging By
|th4 number and ciass OF entries.
The best talent from Yale, Prince
(toAs Pennsylyania, Cornell, Virginia,
Columbia. Wesleyan, Georgetown and
no mthe schools and clubs OF THU
section VIII compete.
Much interest is conferred around
the appearance of Nelson, the great
Yale pole vaulter. He has topped the
bar at the phenomenal height OF near
|ly - feet 8 inches, almost q fool
higher than has ever been accom-
pliehed IN this section. Another ath-
lete who will be In the limelight Is
Johnny Gallagher. the sensational
tchOoIboy runner of Brown Prep, OF
Philadelphia. He entered In the quar-
Ter. half-mile and mile and will mort
nkeiy he made to start yards behind
tho scratch mark.
Mike J.. Thompson. a Georgetown
alumntis. heads the list of officials !, I
refsFas. newcomer. John .-ke
Hugh. of the New York Athletic
Clpb, will act as starter.
w. Ward Beam, OF Philadelphia,
Will be the announcer. Beam, whu
lrst appeared as an announcer IN
~ AEHtH&Vou iHcttS last HedsoHs ucs
made = distinct hit with local patrons
of sport.
the complete Hist OF officials TO.
lows.
The officiafs.
81 Referee, M. j, Thompson, @. u.
Clerk Of course, BENJAMIN b
Ossheus. b. A. A.
starter. John !. McHugh, N. r.
e. Al.
Judges at finish. DR.. n. c. wiber
a. A. u; DR. S. l.. Owens, @. u:
Theodore straus. Fifth Regiment, Rai-
tiyhore.
Timers, C. l. Deiges, N. \. A. c.;
u. Turner. Fifth Regiment A. A., w.
3. Hawkins. Philadelphia.
Marshajs, p. G<ens, g. T.: p. Z.
Iafkin. G. u. r. Neil, q. u.
Handfcapper. J. r. England.-sA. A.
q.
I Scorer. J. Sullivan, q. &.
y Ffeid Judges G. e. Beckett, r.. Nj.
& A.; H. Joyce, q. L.: r. LIE Matt.
ANNOUNCER. w. Ward Beam. NJ. A.
a. u.
inspectors, w. Heiiawei. Baltimore:
C.. zappone. G.. u: II. Wilson. G. III.
g.. T. Wilson. @. Z.
assistant scorer, 3. r. Miliiken
Assistant clerk course, J. V. Mulh
ran, r. Cariin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
disqualified.
Tampa Results.

First Race--Two-year-olds; 8 fur
longs. Goldfish won: ID. II. Carpen-
ter. second: Lord Wells. third Time.
0:3B 3-6.
Second Raee---A4aiden 3-ysar.olds
and upward; selling; Ia furlnngs.
Judge Henderson won; Yankee Pooh.
second: Catrine Montour. third. Time.
l:11 1-B.
Third Race--Four-yeAr-olds and
upward; selling: 5 IL furlongs. Wa
-terbury won: Emtnola, second; Bale
shed, third. Time. Ito As.
Fourth Race Three -year-olds and
upward; selling; furlongs. Funda-
mental won; Our Nugget. second:
Bonnie Bee, third. Time, 1908 2-b.
Fifth Eace---Threo- year-olda and
upward; selling. s furiongs Captain
George wen; STR Ashton. second |:
Firebrand. third. Time. I:os ~.
sixth Race-Four-year-olds and
.upward. seIiing; g furlongs. Tom Do
Ian won; Bobby Cook. second; Hcyle,
third. Time, Tilt 2-6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
JOHN SEXTON SIGNS
UP WITH EYNCHBURG
Twirler Has Not Yet Left Col
lege-Had Good Season
Last Year.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. March A.
John Sexton has signed the contract
to pitch for the Lynchburg league
team during the coming season.
Sexton t. in the 1910 graduating
class of the North Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College. and
an especial provision was allowed In
the contract allowing him to report
after the season has opened and the
college closed. He was one OF the
leading pitchers In the Eastern Caro-
lima League last season, winning ID
games and losing 8, for Wilson, N. G,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
YOUNG BRITT WINS
OUT OVER TY COBB
Gets Decision After Grueling Mill
of Fifteen Rounds at
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. March Ain q
graeling mill of fifteen rounds. Yours
Britt. OF this city. was given we'll.
earned decision over Ty Coob. OF
Philadelphia. before the Eureka Ath.
letic Club last night. Britt earned
the decision. He was the agsressos
from start to finish. but the Quakes
City lad gave him hard run fcs
his money,
Cobb was game to the core, and
fought the best ne knew how. but
Britt outgeneraled his young oppon.
ent and outfought him at every stage
OF the game. Cobb tired badly al
the finish, and II was only through
his gameness that he went the route.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
SOUTHERN BAZAAR NEAR END,

Senator Johnston Tells Of Experiences
Az Confederate Soldier.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.---
The Southern Bazaar for the benefit
of the Confederate Memorial Home,
which has been running at Old Ma
sonic Temple nil this week. will end
tomorrow Last night an unusually
large number Of people attended.
Senator Joseph r. Johnston, OF Ala
bama. made a speech. telling his ex-
periences In the Confederate army.
AT the close OF the lecture the SeIla-
tor was presented with o diminutive
Confederate flag.
President Taft and former Senator
Gordon were invited to address the
bazaar last night. but were unable to
do 30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
sun CLUB WILL
HAVE GOOD YEAR
Roanoke Organization Holds Meet
ing and Makes Years
Plans.

The Roanoke Times gives the fol-
lowing account OF recent activities
among the memers Of the gun club
in that city.
The annual Stockholders meeting
Of the Roanoke Gun Club. which, IN
the language Of the oldest members
present, was more fully attended
and the moot enthusiastic ever held"
was convened Tuesday at the ONCE OF
Boyd-Sweeney Company, About %
OF the stockholders were present In
person. and nearly all of the stock
was represented In person or by
proxy. Never In the history OF the
club has as much earnestness been
manifested and never before have
there been offered as many incen-
tives for Improvement In shooting as
will be offered this season, most of
the prizes being voluntary gifts from
members.
Some Of the prizes offered are as
follows: Medal by Elliott; two med
Townes: trophy by Armstrong for
member OF club participating in the
most shoots for the season; medal by
Sweeney to member of club showing
greatest Improvement for year: cup
by A. J. Rankin q Co. to be shot
for on the fourth Saturday of each
month on q distance handicapping
basis.
In addition to these attractions. the
club has registered for this season q
Fourth OF July tournament and the
State shoot TO be held on Labor Day.
which VIII bring to this city a large
number of the best shooters to be
found In the Interstate association,
-
Virginia. the Washington. D. c.. club
and the state of Virginia. Efforts
win be made to make these shoots
especially attractive.
The club, which IL Incorporated.
now owns twelve acres OF land on
the Salem car line just west OF Pc
ters' Creek. for which II gave $3.50.
$1,000 or which has been paid. The
grounds have been graded, so as to
make them among the very best OF
this State, all Of which work has been
paid for. and clubhouse IL now in
course Of erection. to be completed
about April Is next.
The official shooting season begins
on the first Saturday In April at p.
NJ. The officers for the ensuing year
elected last night are az follows: A.
III. II. Boyd, president; w. A. Blox-
ton. vice-president: II. H. Tucker.
treasurer: d. w. Poindexter. secre-
tnry. with the following board OF oi-
rectors: A. III. H. Boyd, A. w. How
ard. r. III. Tucker. T. G. Fisher. c. r.
Armstrong, J. r. Townes. II. C. FL
Holt, p. T. Jamison and r.. w. Poin-
dexter. c. E. Armstrong was elected
captain. with p. r. Jamison as as
aistant captain. To the list of MEM
hers, consisting Of about seventy, the
following members were elected.
Charles D, Fox. Charles Evans, Frank
wiley. s. M. Bush. Kirk Lunsford, 8.
r. Sweeney. f. C. Hanna, DR.. T. q.
Burke and G. s. Johnson.
The club II always glad 10 see vis-
itors and a cordial invitation IL ex-
tended o ali to visit the grounds and
witness the shooting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
WILLIAM LEWIS AND
!, BILLY PAPkE SIGN
"Illinois Thunderbclt" viii Have
Big Advantage in Weight
Il
Over Lewis.

PARIS, March 4.---wtiiie Lewis and
Btliy Papke have signed articles to
fight twenty rounds at the Cirque de
Paris March 10.
rapke had originally intended to
fighi the winner of the bout between
Willie Lewis and Harry Lewis. who
recently fought twcntysround draw
here. rapke became convinced that
white Lewis Is the better of the two
and decided To take him on, regard
lNao OF the outcome Of the second bout
between the Lewis boys.
The Illinois Thundertoit" Will have
q decided advantage in weight over
willie Lewis. but the latter is not wor-
RED q bit over this.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

, to the effect that king offered seri-
pasepaI presents serious phase g
Az case, ana VIII hardly be posei-
PIE ior theS NafionaI Commi1siou g
overlook 20 important an ohense
against lne principals 81 their or
ganiSation. FuDiic sentiment - uni
verseiiy n favor Of knn4. ana the
entire pasepaii world would be glao
10 see aim IN harness again this nea-
son, out the commission wili now nave
70 cast esaae tne mAtser OF sentiment
pessass. 49,. v 800 - - ~. 49,
~ $780,, s.-st,. ..~~...ssn =. ~
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s,,,,a s,,hic,s 80 .,Sc~rAA A.. y go
.ars ~ az co,ryrs.ssc, orrts.
statement ~ hss .sd~ ~ the cas- 80
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wb,.ners tnas usisi ro,,s yrons ali .sSss
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shasr a,,,tt,,atfon
uutcn Has Uccn ooese
champion. he seldom, u ever. boasts
even aIter ms haruest pattiess ana nc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
SCOTCH MARATHoNER rs
HERE FOR 20 MILE RACE

NEW YORK. March 4.--Frank
Clarke, the famous Scotch Marathon
~. who, II Il claimed by his man
ayers, has covered the Marathon
course ID hours. IS minutes ana
Is seconde, the fastest time on re-
cord. win be an entrent In the COM
ins twenty mile race III Madison
Square Garden ON March IA Clarke
will Arr.se here from England to-
Ia nEr0w. .ssa 4, ,s ..ss
The mex ersrant - credited with
having covered the flrst twenty miles
In the recent marlborough Marathon
n l:B7s3O. ana hin backorr believe
no can do much better than this X
~ dees Hs*s AaNes ~ Maid hisnseR Il,
f41aevS foF I'm Anxl ~ sA1l1G W6teh
lAklIe nI ~ iIo11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
REID WILL COACH
u. OF VA. THIS YEAR
Davidson Man Will Act as Man.
ager on Well AS Head
a Coach.
HARLoTTEsv1LLE. VA, Ma

HARLpTTEsv1LLE. VA, March
'-yne advisory board Of the Gem
! HI Athletic Association OF the uni-
NIFTY Of virginia has elected Mr..
.&nfus r. Reid. OF Davidson, N. c..
Md coach OF the varsity baseball
team. MIR. Reid 10 also manager OF
TIM team for the coming season.
Last year he acted as coach for the
varsity team and the nine developed
wkA one OF the very best III the his
tory or Baseball IT the university.
m l. hard worker and Keeps. the
ssth on the jump AL the time. He
~ perhaps. the first mar In thu his-
lpry Of the game at Virginia to hold
SAA positions OF coach and manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
xrcAL 70 CHANGE MnR MIND.
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ATLANTA. GA. Mar. THE ~.
srcnae Court Of Georgia holds that
woman has An fnelienabie riHht IS
IN I su4t brcuEht by lawyers against
a. j Chastain to force him TO pay tol
work done for his wife IN heiptnG mel
sus FOR divorce from him. After suii
feturn 10 her husband. The latter ~
fused 10 pay the fess. 49, :.
The Eupreme Court holds that y
euth 1 case, III the wife ch4nxee naa
draW the suit, the wifu'e o0unaet car
not thereafter pfeea the 6Aae. over the
wlfess pfotest BY hAving ssrvice of the
petition perfected and obtaining
Judgment for fees.
Al woman, says the court Id 6onciu.
sion has sn.tnAiienabie right to chAnGs
her mind,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

exodus to Hot Springs. In New York
Barberich, Steele and Thompson, all
pitchers, will join the party, and in
Cincinnati Cicotte, Pape, Ehman.
Mica and Donohue will be picked up.
In another week the second divis-
ion will Etarf. Captain Harry Lord.
Gardner and Bill Carrigan will get
together In Boston, meeting McCon-
nell and Wagner In New York. and
picking up French in Cincinnati.