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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
10th. JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
Albert Grabert VS.. No. 1852. Robert
Templet ct ais.

Notice is hereby given that by virtu'
and in pursuance of all order and com
mission for sale issued out of the Tween
tieth Judicial District Court, parish O
Lafourche, State of Louisiana, in the n
hove entitled and numbered action, anC
to me directed and delivered, authori
zing and requiring me to sell for the
purpose of effecting. apartition between
the plaintiffs and the defendants, the
herein described property owned in In
division by them, I will on
Saturday, November, ii, 1911,
in front of the principal: front door OF
tine courthouse Of the parish of Lafour
che, in the town of Thibodaux, between
the hours of Eleven o'clock AN and
-Four O'Clock PM. of said day, proceed
to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, to--wit:
A certain tract of land, situated in the
Parish of Lafourche, State of Louisiana,
on the right descending bank of Bayou
Lafourche, ut about Twelve miles below
the town of Thibodaux, measuring One
arpent front along bayou Lafourche,
and having depth of Forty arpents, to
gether with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon; bounded above by
land belonging to Frozin Babin, and be-
low by lands belonging to Albert Gra-
bert, less Seventy feet front on bayou
Lafourche. by One Hundred and Thirty
Five feet in depth, the front to be mea-
sured from the upper line of the pro-
perty Of Albert Grabert, and the depth
to be measured from the public road.
James Beary,
Sheriff of tho parish of I4afourche
J.A.O. Coignet, atty
October 7th 1911
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

nal Committeeman by the pee
pie. ''On the only two points
of moment which came up, ~
says the Times-Democrat. "the
committee showed itself prac-
tically unanimous on the side
OF the people and democratic
government"
The enormous strength of
Mr.. Michel with the country
members Of the committee was
demonstrated by the Porter
substitute to the publicity re
solution. This vote is conce-
deded by all to nave been a
test vote of the committee,
and it is gratifying to note
that sixty-one members voted
soiidly for the Michel resclu
ton while the Aswell and
Hall forces combined could
only master twenty four votes
against it. Mr.. Michel's
friends on the Central Com
nittee were almost three
times as many as the Asw ell
and Hall forces combined,
if the entire city delegation
had voted against Mr.. Michel
instead of for him, his friends
from the country parishes
would still have given him a
comfortable: majority. Mans
field journal.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

The current Saturday Eve
ming Post contains a funny
story which Hall and Aswell
can say to each other when
all is over.
Congressman Mudd, of Ma
ryland, sat beside a "full"
man on a train, who lurched
over aud said: SHAY, whash
your namey'
The Congressman replied:
"My name is Mudd." "The
1evil, You say" reiterated the
Trunk, you got nothin' on
ne, My ndma's Dennis. Cos
grove Weekly.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
No Need To Stop Work.

When your doctor orders YOU te
stop work it staggers you. II can't
yon say. You know you are weak
rundown and failing in health, day
BY day, but you must work as long
as you can stand. What you need is
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system. to prevent
breakdown and build you up. Don't
be weak, sickly or ailing when Elect
ric bitters will benefit you from the
fast dose. Thousands bless them
for their glorious health and strength
Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed
to satisfy. OILY soc at all druggists
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
Forced to Leave Home,

Every year a large number of poo,
suffers, whose lungs are sore and rae.
ked with coughs, are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. There's a bet
fer way. Let DR.. Kings New Disoov-
cry cure you at home. alt cured me
of lung trouble, writes W. Il. Nelson,
of Calamine, Ark, "when all else fail
ed and | gained ~ pounds in weight,
Its sarely the king of all coughs and
lung cures" Thousands owe their
lives and health to it. It's positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, LaGrip
pc. Asthma, Croup-aIl Throat and
Lung troubles. Soc and $1.OO Trial
bottle free at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

Uficial Joxrnal Of the Parish NJ
.scxrche.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
Furnishing Animals AS
Criminals.

There was some queer do
ings in the middle Ages.
| For Instance, criminal laws
were sometimes enforced "a
gainst offending animals. It
is a matter of record that in
1865, at Eontenay, near Paris.
a pig was publicly burned for
having devoured a child. In
1889 a judge at Falaise con-
demned a SOW to be mutilated
in her legs and head and then
hanged, for having lacerated
aud killed a child. She was
executed III the square, dress
ed in a mans clothing. In
1889 a horse was tried at Di-
jon and condemned to death
for having killed a man. In
1899 a bull was condemned tol
death at Conroy for killing a
boy. In Ireland, in 1883. a
cock was convicted Of having
laid an egg which Matched
ont a reptile. -Ex.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
.sR YEAR. IN ADVANCE. 90
The Louisiana State Cen
trail Committee.

It is conceded by the New
Orleans papers that the
friends of John T. Michel
were in control of the Demo
cratic State Central Commit
tee which met in New Orleans
last Tuesday. 1t became ma
nifest on Monday as the COM
Iuitteemen began to arrive in
the city that the Michel for
Gus would control; and on Mon
day night at a conference
held at Michel headquarters
II was developed that a large
majority Of the total member.
ship OF tho Democratic State
Central Committee were loyal,
earnest aud enthusiastic sup
psrters Of Mr.. Michel.
Apart from it's unanimity
for Mr.. Michel in the guber-
material race this conference |
may he aaid to represent all
tie other political factions in
the State. Some of the lead
ing supporters Of each senate
rial candidates were present
among them being Hon. w.
H. Price of Latourohe, Hon.
Ben Lyons of Vernon and
Hon. w. 6. Barnett of Bien-
Vile.
The New Orleans press was
unanimous in its approval for
-,
the splendid work performed
by the committee. 1t is inter
ssling to note that while the
Times Democrat of Wednes
day, October 4th, admits that :
Mr. Michel's friends coutrol-
I'D the committee, it also
lakes occasion in its editorial ;.
column of this issue to com :,
,liment the Central Commit.
;ee on its word and ESPECIALLY :
u the stand it took calling o
or the publication of cam
aign expenses and the cleo
ca OF tha Democratic Natio-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

! .DUPRE, : Publisher & Prop
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
Notice Of Registration

Notice is hereby given to voters OF
the..Parish of Lafourche, chat confroma'
bly, to law. I shall be ut the places here
matter named. on the date assigned fol
| each place, for the purpose of regis.
tering all entitled to register under the
Constitution and Law Of Louisiana.
| Oct. 9, Lafourche Refinery.
Oct. 8, J. L. Basset.
Oct. 4, Alfred Daigle, at or near.
Oct. 5,Franklin Aucoin.
Oct. 6, Abby Store.
Oct. z, AT or near o. Chiasson.
Oct. 8, At or near j.. Rodrigue.
Oct. 10. At or near l.. Kraemer.
Oct. ii, Baton Pilon.
Oct. II, Gossin Store.
Oct, Is, Lafourche Crossing.
Oct. IA, Nelson Toups.
Oct. l6, Joachim Breaux.
Oct. II, E. E. Knobloch.
Oct. Is, Pierre Theriot.
Oct. 10, kaceland.
Oct. 20, at or near Paul Gui.roz.
Oct. 81, Bowie.
Oct. %, Lockport.
Oct. "a, Longueville.
Oct. %, Vacherie.
Oct. rs, M. Delaune.
Oct. q, Ludivine
Oct. %, at or near Sassonie.
Oct. 30, Cut OF.
Oct. 81, A. Terrebonne.
Nov. /, Leeville.
Notice is further given that the office
of Registrar of voters is open and will
remain open until 30 days before cleo
ton.
L. b. Juilliat
Registrar of voters Parish of Lafourche.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
The Good Govern.Eent
League Meeting,

The Good G0vern22. 6 ut
League Meeting
Last Saturday the people o
lNapoIeonville and surround
Iings had a good chance t.
hear the cause of the Coco
IGovernment League presen
ted by the men who are lead
ling the movement. The meet
ling was we'll advertised AND
drew people iron other sec
tons Of Assumption and from
adjoining parishes.
| From the very opening Of
the meeting to the end, the
burden of the song of the Lea
gers was an alta ok on Cover
nor Sanders administration.
That Messrs. Parker, Hall
and Gueydan, who are the
main support Of the League
are top-notchers as knockers
no one here will doubt. Aside
from their attacks ON Gov.
Sanders aud the game ward
ems, they had little to say. 1t
will be we'll to remember that
John M. Parker, who is the
man who induced Judge Hall
to become a candidate, in all
Of his talk, failed to say how
the city of New Orleans was
going in the coming election.
His address was mainly an
arraignment of the city ward
bosses and a promise to the
country that in the coming
election tnere would be a fair
count. A fair count is some
thing that every citizen
should want, aud if the Lea
que does the least bit in brin-
ging this about. it ought to
receive the thanks Of everv-
one for its work. That the
League leader did not say
about how the vote
in New Orleans was going is
He knows as we'll |
as any one who is posted that |
New Orleans will give John |
I. Michel an overwhelming |
vote over his two opponents
and his support comes from
he leading business and COM
nercial people of the city.
His followers in the coun-
,ry also are substantial citi-
ems in every parish in the
State.
What was something of a
departure from the regular
was the manner Con
Broussard hit back .
t Congressman Pujo, who
ad spoken before him aad
tho had dwelt a little on Con il
ressman Broussard's record :
1 Congress. Congressman A
roussard spoke in English y
nd French and he talked for O
early two hours presentingI
ls claims for promotion to
10 u. S. Senate. -Assump-I
- Dsoo2- 81
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

The largest bott!ess IN the South Of
all kinds of Carbonated Drinks. Our
speciality Arms CelrJ Phosphate l.. c.
Arnys. 1ll0-ll15 Annunciat,on ST.
New Orleans.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21

Alexandra Theriot.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
Tresspass Notice,

The pnblic is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing, moss picking, trap
ping, and otherwise trespasslng, is
positively prohibited on any and all
OF my lands. under penalty of the
law.
Alexandra Theriot.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-10-21
Trespass Notice

Hunting and trapping on our lands
is strictly prohibited and trespassers
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
Des Allemands ! Land Company, Ltd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
CHARTERS GRANT ED

char,trs wcre issued yesterday by the
S,srt.. Corporation Commission TO the follow
ing concerns:
s. f. Bailey. president. Philadelphia, Pa. !;
s. w. Meek, yce-prcsident and treasurer;
u. II. Midyci,e. secretary. both Of Ricliinond
Capi,nl; MaSlmum; ssSS@oi minimum S.eo,
National Automatic Machine Company of
Virginia lInc.l Richmond Robert Brooke.
president; John Brandt, secretary; c. r
Maximum $500: minim.m. $500. Objects:
Manufacturing and selling automatic weigh
Ing machines
bristol. Val. a. Wilkinson. president; ST..
f. Goodell--ail OF Bristol. Va. Capital: Max
inum. $1,000: minimum. 5000 Objects:
Isiu~nnna Packing and live stock Corpora
lion Of virginia, Richmond. S, lIutzler.
presidents; NJ. G.. Dalton, secretary. both of
nichmond j. rearcs. .Is sss. ,,,, FORK
3I.0to obiccte: Deal in live stock. etc.
Dsnrlllc Development Company uncl.
Richmond &. ", smith. president; T: w:
and ,rcasnrer--ar o. Now York. CAPITAL:
Maximum. $1,000: minimum. sl.eoo. Objects:
Real estate business. Esl.5
Supplemental articles Of association were
;saiIcd 10 The North Carolina Virginia Rail-
way Company. increasing the ma Stnlnm car :
itai stock from $500 10 $500 oto and The min
imum from 5000 TO 100000. and changing
ihe location Of the PRINCIPAL Offices from
y revival Of charter was Issued TO Btzoa
Brothers & Company. of Lynchhure, Va
a license 10 do business WAS Issued 10 tha
virginia Trading Company. corporation,
organinsd and existing under the lays OF
ils state OF Sew York. NJ. x. Harris. OF
Danville. statutory agent. MaHimnm 'cam.at
authorIzed By charter. S1,i,ton. objects ana
purroses: Deal In real estate and a gam
eral mercantile business. 4s5ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
OFFICERS WILL 60 Y.
I. TO SAN ANTONIO
Major Bowles and Other War
riors Leave To Night to Face
InSurrectos.

Nireinia's second relay of soldiers
70 rut down the Mexican rebellion will
leave tile state tonight. Tile first de-
tnchmcni has not been notably sue
cessful in the task and Major e. W.
Rowles, of the Richmond Blues, as he
packed his arms and munitions Of war
at the arnory last night, made up his
mind that detail No. should distin-
guish itself at the front.
Major Bowles will take the $50 train
tonight over the Norfolk ana West
crn. ~ Petersburg he Will be Joined
by Captain +. l.. Curdts, of Norfolk.
and at farmville by Captain II. IL.
Hunt, of that town. The party VIII
go to Bristol, Chattanooga. Birming
ham. New Orleans, and so on 10 san
Antonio, arriving al the manocuvre
camp OH Tuesday morning. captain
II. l., Opie. of S,aunton. the remaining
member OF the detail leaves tonight
over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Captain i. Fulmcr Bright, OF the
Medical Corps, a member OF the first
detail. whose tour of duty expired
on Wednesday,, is expected in Rich
moHd to-day. Captain Jennings G.
Wise, adju,ant OF the battalion of
field artillery. secured an extension
Of FIVE DAYS, and will not leave camp
Until Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
BECK TO CT OSE
OFFICE EARLIER
Building Inspectors Working
Hours Fixed by Resolution
Of Council.

beginning on Monday the Office Of
bniiding INSPECTOR Back will be closed
10 tho public after p. Nj daily a.
accordance With n resolution recently
adopted By the Council The afternoon
hou hours VIII be utilized in checking piars
and other clerical work. which has
proved dificnlt with many intcrrup
lions The public hours hereafter viii
he from y. NJ. to 3 r. NJ daily. and
on Saturday from a. NJ. 10 L p. NJ.
inspector Beck yesterday discovered
that the rear wall OF tho building. lllii
East Main Street. had been damaged
by The rush OF millions of gallons OF
water al the fire at the Hoen plant on
Thursday night Repairs We're ordered
at once
Mr. Beck remarked yesterday that
only las, week he Ind issued IL per-
emptory notice TO the Hoen firm to
erect a nrc escape on the west wall
OF the building While there was no
one in the building at tho zinc of the
nrc. members OF the fire Department
state that had there been such Are
escape as had been ordered, they could
have gotten 1T the seat OF the fire
much more promptly and efficiently.
4 Building permits were issued yes
tcrday as follows.
S. G.. Meredith. to erect two-story
brick dwelling, 90i East Leigh street.
10 cost 5000.
James w. Blunt. TO erect a TWO. story
brick dwelling. on the East side OF
Porter Street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. Washington Ward,
10 cost $4,000.
Mrs. a. Singer, to repair frame
store and dwelling. 3lol East Marshall
street
Emma c. Gordon to repair a brick
dwelling, 1916 West Avenue. to cost
$500.
Fifth BAPTIST Church coiorcd to re-
pair brick church, 400 West Cary
street TO cost $3.50. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
CITY OF GRATING
MANY ARC LAMP S
T,rafford Reports Rapid Progress
Of Municipal Plant in Light
ing Streets.

Engineer r. w. Tranord, in charge
of construction work for tho munich
pal electric plant. reported 10 the
Council Committee on Electricity last
night that az lights. formerly npcrat-
cd by The Virginia hallway and I'owcr
Company, mad been cut ont and tha,
the city power house was las, nigh,
operating 80 arc lamps in various
parts OF the city.
Within tho nex, thirty days. MIR
Trafford said he would be ready TO cut
out all rented lamps save about nifty
in outlying districts. the lines OF tho
city plan, not having yet reached out
to embrace them. He said that ne
was pressing the work forward AS
apidly as possible, 10 save the double
cost OF renting lights and at tho same
Time operating the power house, and
for that reason had not as yet taken
up the question OF extending the or
namental lights westward on Broad
street TO Pine Street. for which funds
have been provided. He agreed TO go
into that matter within the next Two
weeks.
Bills and pay roofs were approved
for work TO date,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

CLAYTON, carried the aged woman from
INC burning room. Efforts were made
10 revive her with oxygen, but 1t was
soon arparent that she was dead. DR..
rune In charge Of the city ambulance
reached The conclusion that she had
swallowed danes. Shc was somewhat
burned about the face.
liar holster was burned, and fire
damaged The noori and hangings in tho
room, doing altogether damage placed
by chief RATIO DIT not more than S25.
MISS Phillips had been married, and
separated from her husband some years
ngo. and resumed her maiden name.
she was living alone in the upper part
OF The house occupied BY the Clayton
family.
Coroner Taylor Was notified. and Will
max" further inquiry into the cause
Of death This morning.
ambulance Surgeon Tune said that
examination OF The body showed tho
only burn on the chin. and that death
had probably resulted from being
smothered by the thick smoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
GAS { XP'L 0 SION ].
ALARMS COLLEGE
Leak in Pipes Causes small
Blaze, Which IS Stopped
Without Damage.
All Richmond c7lieE4 Ms H 4 Il.

All Richmond celieE4 Ms 81 eI.s,s,e
OF cxcitemeni yesterday at,encon-
when flames tnrsi :prt, from beneath
the roof OF section - ,hc builinc
which Il few months ago MAS Quilted
by hre. some one turned in an alarm
and tho department came on tile run
There was nothing to do however, as
the simple turning OF a gas cock cut
off tho fuel and the danes died out
without catching the building.
The blaze resulted from Inc failure
to connect one Of the gas pipes on the
.hird iloor OF the building now under
repair 1t WAS thought that The
plumbing was in good shape, but when
Tho sas WAS turned ON appa rcntly
there WAS something wrong. y man
went up TO investigate. lie carried q
lirht Which proved 10 be the best
w=i ~ asceftainins the trouble in a
fsw moments Hardly had he reached
this agile wien Inc accommodated gas
explodcd with , great flame and
cause'i "a alarm 10 lie turned in
2kc gas man, beng not even sccrch
cd 'iauiGEly scrambled. no where he
ca9i3 ~ iii the drhughl. When AL
va saf- D.. returned . the roof and
nizesi the prppcr connection. Slany
stGd<nis zrd ptners who were nearby
et.iae ,ime remembered the Christmas
are srd for Snort while there was q
s,rizli rauIcH N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
MAY BUY VAN LEW HOUSE
school hoard , FAVOR. rs pnrchnse for

school Hoard Envors Its Purchase for
New bellevue school.
While no formal action was taken
last night, owing TO the lotcncss OF
the hour. members of the Committee
on Finance expressed the opinion tina /
there would be no opposition 10 the
plan OF the City school Board for cx,
pcnditure III $1,000, guaranteed 10 be
expended this year OH new public
schools. in acquiring sites The only
site on which the board has an option
Is the Van Lew property, on Grace
Street between Twenty second and
Twenty-thiri Streets. the price quoted
being $4,000. The property is now
owned by DIR. w. IL. Parker. who once
operatcd it rs q sanatorium. 1t WAS
formerly the home OF the Virginia
Club. and was during The war the
historic rendezvous of Northern sym
pathizcrs. The residence occupies an
eniire block. About half OF the block Is
level. and would give an ample site for
g modern school building. While tho
lower half block is terraced and if
improved would add greatly 10 tn.
appearance of the adjoining Taylor
hin Park, and might DO used for play
ground purposes.
a site is proposed for Chimborazu
School to cost S11,onn. and for a col
cred school, to cost $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
OFFICER ARRIVES .
TO LOCATE RANGE
Marine Corps Expert Will Over
sec Development Of State
Camp Site.
DATE is SET FOR HEARING
c.layviIlc People Wan, Southern
Station Rcopcncc- Splendid
Apple Display.
DATE IS SET FOR HEARING

~ tic request Of .Ndju,ant- General
W. W. Sale an officer of Tho Marina
Corps. detailed for lie purpose by INC
war department rsme to Richmond
yesterday TO take IN tile preliminary
work for tho establishment OF ms
Stutc rine range and camp site. Cap
tain llarec, who Is To undertake thia
task, is regarded as one of the best
engineers for rifle range work IN mo
country.
CAPTAIN llarlcc. after "a conferences
with General sails. proceeded Yesterday
10 Eirsina Beach. accompanied h.
colonel {. ~ Dempsey, United Stntcs
Army, retired, on duty with tho Sir.
Elnia Volunteers, as Inspector OF small
arms practice. They will lie Joined
AZ me range site near the beach on,
tuesday by General Sale and ,;cncrai
&C Vaughan, Jr. Together mesa
officers will go over tho ground ana
decide upon the details OF tho work in
be done ~
VIII urcrSccr All .Wnrt.
ne Judgment OF the Marine Corps
officer will lie largely followed In ,nn
matter Of location OF targets. dlrecl
non OF iire. pitching Of tents and the
arrangement OF camp life.
captain l1arlec's detuil lis ,nlim,,cd
That Is. he is authorized by tI,o ia.
partment to remain in Virginia so lone
as ne deems it advisable However.
nc Is now overseeing another r,nc
range installation. and will return -
complctc that task.
Later. when all arrangements have
pGsn made for beginning tho work he
~. return with his export force of
oohcre,e men and target inspectors,
ana VIII he III charge OF tho .nti,,
hitting up of the grounds for nerve,
non, use. - w ma
he expressed the opinion ye,teraav
that with the large amount nj ,a,,
aNaiiable, splendid and .aItorntio,.
be arranged p .aii
state Get. Mnen MONEY
The sum or s43.oIeo2 Is INV ro,a,.
from national funds. 10 30 Ira,.in 80,
'pr inns purpose. This was accom-
S .'i; through the efforts Of General
oh lc' VINO secured II reversal of a for.
h'ci ruilnS, which would have preveni
ca INC State from sharing in this fund
~ :, haa been previously decided thai
.ne money could not be used TO i'm.
prove property not belonging ,o,ta
United States. hut this has nov henn
waived. and Virginia gets the moncv
without condition
with the original bill In tho IcrIs-
azure appropriatins $4,000 for rjnc
range purposes. with the ground cost-
,nG $4,000 as gift to the State. with
INC norfolk Southern spending $4,000
TO extend It's track and win Tho go
ernment giving $4,000, a total or sIo3
oo9 mas been secured through General
sale efforts. Only $4,000 of this
sdme from the treasury OF Virginia
ana ms has not vet been expended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
WEST END LEAGUE
READY FOR FIRST GAME

Tho West End Amateur Baseball
League will open its season to-day.
This league is playing under the rules
and protection of tho Richmond
Amateur baseball Commission, and is
made mp Of the following teams: sid
ncy Stars. Lawrence Perkins, manager;
Monroes, l.. EnSleking. manager; Pr
rates, Writ Melton. manager: Crescenls,
G.. y. Rrowning, manager; Elbas. VIII
e on Wharton. manager. and Boulcvards.
H. !. Bruce, manager.
The games scheduled for, to-day:
Sidney Stars. mt hoIne with the Mon
rocs Pirates. nj home with tho Crcs
cents: r.lbas. at home with tho Boule
NarlS -.l.- VI ~ ~. N.