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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

hour in which we galloped to press
has been for . total OF z01 bases. ana
tho major portion Of these lusty clonts
have bounced on his blud9eon 1t times
when they meant runs for his team.
which, sitter MI. II the only kind OF
batting ngures that figure much In
the graad finish. Uulike his two col
laborators In this ail-star outheld.
Lewis hits from the right side Of the
plate and II . riSht-hand thrower. be-
ing more elective ct the bat against
lett pitchers than either .of the
other two.
with his propensities for tanning
the Dill for extra bases at psychoiogi-
cal periods when they viii do the most
GOOD for the cause, Lewis p apt to
cut much ice IN the coming events
Of the big Worlds Series. and the one
bet that you can 90 down hook. hns
ana siuker on - that anything pro-
PEELED By Giant maces into pumy
Ihwasx corner Of the pasture VIII
hey1 10 be taEEed all the way to be
.aesessea ut par In the open market
TIE only msthod ever discovAFea for
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n.zt year. On that day sakeA him
about manasinS-Shs Cubs next year.
and his reply was:
II would rather not
''Realising that Frank has not BEEN
In the best Of health for . few years
was not surprised at this reply. THIS
statement ID made now in juttfce to
Mr. Chance. whose achievements a.
manager need no comment from ma.
Ns4halk Das Pralse.
Last spring, when Chance Informed
me that he would be unable 70 play
nrst base. said:
$50 far ~ I am concerned sou
may manage the team nom the bench
as long ~ you want to-
THAT IL very NICE was his re-
ply.
TT can thus be seen that what has
recently been said about following the
Pittsburgh club rule regarding pay
ers keeping in good physical conoi-
zion could not have been simed At MT.
Chance, whose services will be M
ished this year by his own decision.
simply want to start his succeseof
In under the plan which the Ftts-
hursh club has found successful sn&
followed
.srhe loss Of Chance to the same -
. hi~ one. bot I could not uve n1
20 enter into snother contrast VII w.
the Chicago club when ne doo0s
thinks that retirement ana qoseS %
his home in Calif0rnts may oS
hsek his health. He eertain'y ~
retire with my b-St wishes enn "
100 I'm and esteem Of an our pseS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
LOOK Of GENERAL
HURTS BULL DOGS
Yale Tries Three Quarter Backs
but None Is EHective-Make
81 One Touchdown.

New Haven. Cons. September h.
In q game, which showed more than
the Welleyan game or any Of the
weeks scr1mmages. the sad position
Ysae - In without quarter back the
Blue defeated Holy Cross By . score
Of to Q this aftsrDOon- Tale tried
three quarter backs, Cornish. Cornell
ana Dyer, but mot one - them scenes
20 be able to put spirit into the team
Mt critical ttmeA The two men Who
played Arst class to-day we're Captaan
SpoldinG and KecAam, the centre VINO
again ana again stiRensd the une.
Domtiseer started the game q end. but
vas injured, not seriously. and taken
out. and neither Of tAe ethsr en0s
came up TO sxpectationR
All the scoring eaOe IN the hrss
pericA, and In the scoring lines ee0s
the encouraging part q the game from
the Yale s&sndpoint The scoring Was
made - the result Of . forward pess.
sreldine made . 6ea.tjful pass for
0fseen yards to CssaisA. VIE went
af0sau yards VITA ~ 0en Cor .
touchao~u about ave minutes aftee
rlav had ~psnea. eS6 YaSA ~ rush-
N tactics, haA bsouOhs the eau 20
TIE thirty yara lsnA PowpsNa Ess3se
no Vas IN the seostaG. Tie rest
=, TIRE esns Yale aDparsasly - net
nv 70 % uucA o6unssvO wofk Oes
eAls wss he fault - ~ SseS~
backs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
DUFFY LEWIS.

making base hits with reasonable sue
cess out there II to ram the pill ovse
the outfeld ramDarts.
In the coming series Giant base run
ners are sure to bump into an obstacle
to their customary practice OF strefcn-
ing extra bases out of hits to the out
field, going from FIRST to third or from
second home on singles and SCORING
on short sacrifice flies, and through
holding Giant runners down to the
last possible advancement On bans
hatted to the outfield or killing them
on when the attempt 10 made. the
strong and accurate throwing WINS.
Of Lewis, Speaker and Hooper are apt
TO have much to do with the uisi-
mate result Of the series.
with Lewis. Speaker and Hooper on
the lob, 1t behooves Giant base run
ners to insert . curb hit In their oase
running procliyities once the BAH 4efs
By the inner line OF defense. II they
want their base hits to accumui.te
snvtfilng more tangible than series
Of btisted hopes and blasted ambitions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
COUNTRY CLUB IS
WINNER Of MATCH
Defeats Hermitage in Home-and.
Home Coli Tourney-Stands
Good Show to Lead.

The team representing the Country
Club of Virginia won its match FROM
the Hermitage Gold Club In the home-
and.hone series OF the MIDDLE Atlantic
Golf Association. four matches to one
on the links Of the Country CLUB ~
westhampton. The lineups Win the
results follow:
Cosntry Clsb - virgisia ". Hefsgs
Golf Clnb.
william H. Palmer. Jr.. won from
n H. Meade, 80: +. ]. D. AackaS
lost to Rives Fleming. 1 up. - holes
r. q Jones won from s. b hsoon'
IS: e. T. Organ won from w. =.
I.ocker. 60; Douglas CAN. captain
won from W. p. Wood. mp; u nole@
This victory gives the Country
rruh team 4 good lead over the WAsn-
s.,,on T,altfmore and Hampton teams
"a the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
tfor The team nearest il the Coium
~. ~ Washington ThaS team mas
to note matches to play. ana :.
lnsa one of these the Countfy Suo
Na.m viii win the cup.
neefnninG next Monday. the quahLS-
d. FOUND Of eighteen holes Tor tns
~, championships Of the CLUB VII
r>~iu- Players may turn In Is many
sesre. A they desire for the next ~
-~eS.. and . trophy win be awafoec
- riayer with the lowest ssiecteu
srcrs during that period On ~ -
sturdy . trophy VIII be awafcso
rIsyer turning In the lowest co., q.
ma course st Westhampson
,eeser shape now thau u ever
- ana the putting greens s
proving every Gay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Duffy Lewis Is One Of
the Three Great De-
Tenders Of Red Sox' 5
Outer Works
His Wonderful Throw
ing Arm and Speed
Make Him One of
Boston 5 Mightiest
Dr. mn xAslUla.

Copyright by The Philadeiphia In
auirer Company
Duffy Lewis. left fielder Of the Bos-
ton American League team. 10 one Of
that great coterie Of ball players who
eased themselves away from Ctnein-
natl TO complete pennant winning COM
binattonS for other cities. Frank
Chance found In Cincinnati the two
men necessary TO round out his great
championship machine when he grab
bed Oryil Overall and Harry Stein
feldt from the Reds. Detroit's psnnant
winning combination was made pos
sible when Sam Crawford jumped the
Reds to Join the Tigers end become
their principal cleanup artist. the
great christy Mathewson came 10 the
Giants from Cincinnati team In ex-
change for Amos Rusie and At once
began his career Of Winning pennants
for McGraw. and Fred Lake found in
Cincinnati the one man to complete
the greatest trio Of outnelders ever
exhibited under one tent In Duffy
Lewis. OF the Speaker Hooper-Lewis
combination Of the Boston Red Sox.
only about ten minutes. coming 70 the
y
he at once made good, not only Is .
fielder. but az . batsman. He ID. per-
haps. the greatest defensive PLAYER Of
that great trio Of horid hosed outer
gardeners. possessing . marvellous
throwing arm. great speed and superb
judgment OF batted balls. ana while
the figures he has whacked In the Of
fetal averages with his biudseon -
some shy OF the impressive batting
average OF Iris Speaker. ana he falls
short Of Hooper In that useful science
Of getting on" he 10 hard hitter
and a baseman Of the cleanup" type
ana has won many . game for the
Red Sox during their Dennant winning
season just closed with his long wal
lops. being especially effective ut the
bat with men on the bases.
Lewis bats fourth on the Red Sox
asSaulting order. following Speaker
in the cleanup position. and aided
ana abstted By the getting ON" pro-
clivities OF the men preceding him in
the batting order. - among the leaders
Of the American League at driving In
runs. While hexbatting nGures -
the present wEfg Il = txtae- uA1er
the SEQ mark-a27 to be exaet--sAs
lli hits he has-slAmmAd out W - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
OFFER BIS MONEY
FOR AUTO RACES
Trophy Valued At $aso and Cash
Prize Of $1,000 BY
Dealers.

The Richmond Autoniobile Dealefs'
Association, which will hold an auto.
mobile race meet about November 1.
pfoposes to Offer . trophy valued ~
$3.50 and Q cash prise Of e1.o0o for
one OF the events. 1t 10 thought such
prizes villa be an NEGATIVE 20 encour-
age such experts a. wild Bob" Bur.
man. Ralph DePsima. Harry Grant
and others to snteE.
Tho members Of the local dealers'
association will meet Tomorrow night
In the rooms OF the club. 1917 West
Broad Street. at which time the work
accomplished by the show committee
will be laid before the association. and
the proposition OF the tentative man
ager Of the show win be discussed
In detail.
Tho City Auditorium has been Sc
cured for one week In February. At
which time. unless present plans
change. the Richmond Automobile
Dealers Show Association will con-
duct one Of the largest exhibits OF
ears ever displayed In the South. The
auxiliary committee promoting the
,hhow consists Of J. r. Planetary.
0Aairman Of tho executive commit
Tee; Guide L. .sBatkins and w. II.
AAamA
The double committee Will consider
the question % holding the automo..
bile race. which will be under the
furisdi lotion. Of the American Automo-
bile Association. The date suggested
- Just before the Jacksonville ana
Palm Beach meets. ana II n though IL
will be easy TO secure . major portion
Of the speed kings 10 come here
Invitations have been sent to the
leading manufacturers now In the rae
ing game to enter their cars and spe-
csai races for amateurs. and. possibly.
novices will also be provided This
matter will be taken up and ais
eussed thoroughly at the meeting TO-
morrow night. and az II will have
direct bearing on the automobile snow
10 be held In the winter. the members
or the committee wish to emphasize to
all automobile dealers In Richmond the
Importance OF being present
President e. {. Pelouse. Of the club.
has also ISSUED . call to the members
or the executive committee to meet
in special session Tomorrow night
when the various standing committees
FOR the year will be appointed. Presi-
dent Peicouze Will also lay before the
members Of his committee the report
OF the special committee which At
tended the inquest yesterday on the
death Of Chauffeur Martin. who was
killed accidentally on the Wiidams
burg turnpike. about two and . hail
miles from the National cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
JACOBS I LEVY
! LEAD EAST END
Take Championship Away From
Harpies in Yesterdays
Double-Header.

The Jacobs 4 Levy team won the
championship OF the East Emo Le.eue
by defeating the Harptes In ootn
games Of double bill ny the scoIe
up . ragged game In the nela eno
many errors were maze "e
Jacobs 4 Levy south paw. p'scneo
star game. striking OUT zen msn ~
allowed only one s - 1880 snrrc,t
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team. ahat even the spectators noted u.
Al OrlA JuADel
eat several Of the games ON our
erounds fans last week shot questions
At Orth, askiag him whether he hoped
to ret into the worlds series, and ss
McGraw. asking whether he had prom
fsed orth to have him In that Sc
rfes.
.DuYtng the worlds series last year.
one Of our umpires told me that AZ
weeks before the end Of the regular
season Brennan had said that II tho
Giants won the pennant. he would set
into the worlds series. What conciu-
.,o, could ve deduct? None other tnan
.aaat some one connected with sne
New York club must have held on.
such An inducement to Brennan or s'v'
., hin such . promise or tip.
roeel goes into . discussion o. aD
Man suxgssted soms time eso "
pr,siaent Lynch. Garry Hermann -
-. w.e,o.a, Commission. and the own
-. a SEVERAL National ana Amsf'e.a
.1..Sue teszas, that the president %
~. AmArica League pick two
~. versGs series from amonc - ~
W".s~-., Inaeue umpires. ana tAsS
Nssse..i IeaGue president eeooes
rrc-n the Amos3eaa Lssgae 49, 49,.
a. eso.rhf by BASEBALL men
a.. .r.hoe Sc the whole mefsef vns
!. .~voIution In the National Az. !.
1.s.sHs.e Chax3es ". Murphy. o. " 81
rs,r.e. clsb. has been ssxono " -.
S~.s~.s.sSoa II PrssaAent LVeehS
- m .eesan. claiming In - ea
.srsss~ sSfms that he wss try.nC ~
-. - .ennons 70 the New Xesk css.
NM, = meath President Aevey
-s~s. . .eriee a articles Sor . 49,
~scsr enereing Q c0aspssasv =.
49,, RresnaSan, manager OK u
I~wie .lah. % throw games 20 tne 49,
VerS 0yauts. n ths hs9s o.
- aae from TIE Chicago caue. 49,
- a. aRasr yassea evss =.
further trouble than mueA epssSe
iuls ana roustng q enmissee
l,ssnvcA % Horace Fogea -
aGueheoA prussAent oe TIE Faaases !.
cluN. ehe rel OwDesoh1D rssu
bea,eveA by al ws1s-tnfosmeo
-. n sAs CaScage cluA - - 0sns
- = acs1ne user orders - q ss'
~ Ou0Uo0esoo-
ProGS0sus Lyneh hes MEGA e11
go agaiuss ~ rs-essetsce nc4s -
an lfurphy. Who supporsed hsn -
year YIN umaosbte1,y Ne found mnea
% n ~ sDDosstioa- HowsvsF. luz
pay 10 a0sR1neSly unpsVsssr es
bassbon 0ss evesywhsr~ an u "
sult 6 sAie lassss sutburse nay s.S
sA,ve shs spvsSussea thrsa4enin0 ses
shs lase two years
OnnuUD A -
nav Yesk, oe0ssmeer 21ZAes
0Ssueo MI g a. pns1eoeIDnje -.
eS0aoS9. S4Ss - 0syss hea eevese -
GssSeosi Low 0hs1gseasefD -.
o0oe sneOugo - oOVeree SscfSe2
g. g: g. e 49, me sSs. .s''
TA0 - - 9 ueees3 TO-
ouUWW,s - - ~ togel esas0
- Hosjo6al cglGeBUesq g sess -
- 80 ygUUoUe - -
GSmoS AZ (nIG 0GWVVuR. a. Oeoeo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
FLAT CHARGES Of
FRAUD ARE MADE

(Continuec iron fInt k.oeI
nia 00cooltoaion - president OF sss
i.e~ue In the net distant tuture-
~p0a~ers AZ al the other teomS van
EN- - mat New York Gots the 49,
81 the umparfng right slong' ena 49,
49, netseve that the reason soe "
49, ene uapsres are afrssa o He0
~ the iufDUeaee q sAe New Hes3
en- nss via President Ly1e2
~ OWUugo AogO@
.r ..nsa eaeh of four eluo 0wDese
~1es n,s seaa haA oooe -
80 80 vnscS would hsvs Gsoe she
49, vay u shs uopireo - ~ w.
sSe t,aaafs an the bess - % % eveSy
49, Aee.ueoaL TAe D0wese esas0
to swA the highest sSx. vim 80
- snas 4 cuns1sa ths hals dosea-
snue ~ seeh q The sevea team
u9ereA % the sxssue % eaiy nres %
80 eveoey.swo eanss pesye4 wa ~
04snta. Tbss wesla soet - sesea %
eve.eS.oos esmes % NeW NOsx0 -
$500 vhac0 - unp1rSo Dreososee -
r. Oesaea TAKE shsos ewensv
- avay ev0 shSA 80
S5aooee vou16 - sseaa - eWe. 49,
- - unooyps nseDsd - Osesse ~
usrs .snea swsaty-sss esoss
N -, spvsrs.s. ssss sssss wss 9
1879 e0cag 49, - - U00e
~ ~ . a ~ - vsss9o 49,
-WSwo q oeluBv - - WooeO 49,
- sSnnUeo 9 G6sss - - ~ -
- nrY - - Vo1oD 49, -
e1mSw nuWoy - ~ - -
- - - 49, - - ~
fITD - ~ ~ ~ 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
m THE DISTRICT C0UKI o. g.
ERN DISTRICT or VIR0u1fA:
41''s = go: q s''s1- ...s !:

ORDER OF NOTICE yoR psscaA1qZ|
On this 2sth cay OF 0epeemeey. =: ~,
1919. on reading tie Detiticn - -
charge cS the toakvuYe u -
Crdere6 ~ the eouFs. that ee1eS
sue BE- had upou the sane on the NJ
DAY or OCroDEA - D. 1911 -,
fore saiA court q 1Sehm0ad. = -
dsssrscs. ss II S'eseek nooa. go
notice theresf - puelssne1
S4SS-DS0Dasch. hewsDopsr leo1
IN sas6 i3UsrssG sna list IN 49,
creditors a11 0ea0v pesoooe
SeroSe ~ oDDeaS oe TIE 49,
sui psocA. aD0 oh0W eaDea % -
SoVe VIZ a. V<ayse 81 u -
siejoSss GhG11e nse - grnHeS4
A. @ - further oceereo -
cert S&ns the e3ese eeaU -
an O. an hnoWn eFD6eeofD =
80 poeo8a0D and IT, oq4Ys
@ a. q air penspo - -
v,ssss, q. Hoxp2xuEu
WAD0lR8s n. 49, 9
-fa'sEsz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
LOCAL SAWBONES
. LOSE FIRST GAME
Wake Forrest, Though Lighter,
outplays University College
Of Medicines Team.

wake Forest. Va. September 2s.--
The nrst game Of the season WAKE
Forest outplayea the University Coli
lege OF Medicine. Of Richmond. At every
stage OF the game. The NEEDS out
weighed the Baptists almost twenty
rounds per man. but the fleet ends Of
the Baptists got Awsy for two runs.
only one forward pass being broken
IN. Only one hrst down were made
BIZ the visitors. Most Of Wake For
ests touchdowns were made on end
runs; only one resulted from line
plunging. Following II the way tho
two teams lined up:
u. C.. II. Position. w. =.
Martin centre. OAItss
RuR right guard. $500. Camp
fPhirlips} (Abernathy3
Yohannan. left guard. -. Williams
(Carlton)
parker. right tackle -. Holding
(Captain)
w0rdham.. left tackle 49,. Britain
(Noore)
aeivinA. right end H. Faucette
(whitled)
Nebaetf. 800. .ls&t snA... 80. Daniels
(Cuthslls)
Byrd 1900. quarter back .....,. utlss
(Rankin)
seymor. ....- Len ha,f .F.ucetts
,~fsss (White)
Eutf.ell 11G6t hall .G0ocu
"a Riddick)
st.npo.A fun back wv. Riddiek
.. (Oliver)
scbfe-Wak6 Forest. -: University
CollSr6t OF MSdicine, O. Time Of quar-
tara 10 s1ninufa1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
CHANCE IS OUT
As CLUB LEADER
scouttnuea From yirst rsSel

rcoutinue1 From ytreS 49,
Es.si11 Saassnents IN II. AeI1 -
~N-.~cs-~.s. The preoi4sas % U
CSsx.~. rasi ,uals sid. boWeves. s"ss
- IeaAsr Of TIE ese@ wouse Pc
ss,-r "a proeahay one q me 1tes
- 1enbers q the team
rt. uvrphy empAasiseA the 80
N.~.s,e iec1saOA 70 restre - teSs
- - ,-nors that The I've 80 s1us
- ehe recenely proWuagasee w.
sSss>socs couerncss for the 1913 team.
cSs~cs ca1s ., chicago - . pseyes
IN ~ IN leoE soccsed,o the Jass
~~S Spaee - RsonogeS - ene eesus.
n-,s.r - uaaaGssship ths Co.'s ~
- vurS6's ehaRpsonshtps sna sest
49, Deansass asA Chancs esesoe
~n = 60 % the 0seaeeN -
Sorawep D me ea0e- Ne es.sW
-SetIo Ma yess ssa ~ ncs aeSees -
~ oeA this year % aiL naeess
- sp>o froa The beaee-
- nsuv 1no0ssA
-. - Sees 10 On shs Asal % neny
-, ~ pescAeH tails sooe - ne
~~S,v - attached wjsn ssvsse
Soascnea vhich caused htn - 80
~ - - sperssSoa - NV Zen -
- Ter she remsvsi - . eaeoe ~
0oaP yss beata
-. Murray. ~ anssuoeseg Cs
RyG1eQ09oe, So36s
|. ~o1 sccSsss q TIE Wseseyese4 49,
Nreev sAae ne sassrs g sns caseees
L1ajsupl uSsoeue ssseesm eco seve ~.
opovUa 90 ~ eseose - ~ -
- buoAs 4 6o1ere - eeesseco
- = cSnneo W5Q - 0onoOo ~
0SSS = SS1a q - M . - 49,.
0Uooo g - - OFooe o9veeO -
- - - = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
WITH THE AUTOldOBu ISIS.


Charles ". 6sdwiok director OF
events ct the Indianapolis MOTOR
Speedway. announces that the feguisk
annual 6oo-mile race viii be staged
1t the Hoosier course. rr,osy. may eS.
ch.nras have been made in the rules
~ov.rninr this event. A maximum PTS
Ton Aisni.cement OF $50 cubic inches|
wti, he imposed a against 500 cubic
snch>. lsst year. and the minimum
-~,~ht In ha reduced to l.eoo pounds.
TS. .rtrlA. Mn Ia OPENED January /.
,a1a ara elosaA NAY /. The neld will
=. r..tricteA to thirty cara The en-
trv - iii be $500. To quality. car
mot nsEs N the elimination trials.
a ,oirimum .ne~d OF seventy Ave miles
- no,,r Tor one ian Of 1-2 miles.
,.s.-~s.E Ma 11a Of the A. A. A.
~s.Ss.t -u,s. uhtch provides that the
:, .tart .ham b decided by lot
- i..st three Aaya prior 70 the race.
~ leas. 'n Is..a.. .,,.Ii Taxa Mace in
-. - .nt-r When two or more
~ - - 80. r.Ea fali together In
cars % eno ' - ,,or. ~ them shall
.ne ~" .ne. - -. r,.c. until sep-
20 m0sso .sss.. r.rs "a car.
= ~ -. ea,,o~,r~ the soo-mile
-. 80. 80. .vents VIII
race. sns.'. 80 Wheeier- scheb-
De aeiosvs ps.s.n,o.IIs. trophy or
.el ,so O p -. neSnite plans have
tne nem Na.n-m.t.d-
the Die =. 49, n.-.h..e
automoDise .na -. ~ ~. Kissel
oe An soosaon. 80. .,~.t,v muI-
Motor Cas So ~r.cst~ cr thia
upiyin1 me o1e1 49,. ,cn the
concefn. WV - 800 a.
nees Ok ~ ~ .o-r,ssaA addfnx
oitOns - ~. Hartford.
.v.vos 4, -. .omnanv. this
Wiscons.os 80 r..r.et intar-
latest news Gauss s
$3.50 r,.. 49,.
All Of the Unatso stsses -.
panys FACTORIES ~ = ~ ~, s,..r,..
Ing the coming n 20 -. 80. 49, --sll
schedaie InD 49,. .nsr.. a.
20 sun aasn. s1 e,..S
wotA"en os'" 49,. 10,
begun last year. was reached at =
confer snce In New York sa'.
bstween General Manager :. = w
bert and the eompany A.c.o 49,.
agers w. hcshAHon. "a 49,
plant: J. E.etson '.. - -.
dencs plant; 1ew whi,t.,.
Anoianapons H..u - ~. ccr.
seS. OF tne - 49, 1890.
terence % r. AMI.
- e1oss ~ m,,t.S 500.
leI. "ss-p ns.~ - =. -, AZ pro-
LIZ
ouct -,, =. -. a.f. AZ the
49,. os shs .Iatss-so-she-Gulf' tour
from De. .se 70. 70 - far ons vs.t the
4 National Tour Committee took
into eensidaration the requests Of ]
ies6,n~ entrante who wanted 70 uss
1919 nodes ana could not get them
flor tie earlier date; realised the delay
|canssd b. weather conditions n pre-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
BanRrupt jRsttceS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIL
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter Of

In the matter OF
KRAMER,
TRADING AS AL
BERT KRAMER 4
CO., AND AS KRAA-
Err MEDICAL CO..
AND INDIVIDUAL
Ii.
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ACADEMY WILL
have GOOD TEAM

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or III
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASES
ERIN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
on Embroideries-can't help but be with
csc FLOUNCINGS AT sec A YARD

% and 45-inch Swiss Flouncings in handsome flor
and Irish effects-Only- 60 pieces in-the -letW or
csc yard. Friday at sec. tMain Floor)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
ESTIMATORS VOTE CASH
FOR SEVERAL NEW SCHOOLS
Buildings To Replace the Bar
stow and Everett and the
Lincoln In List

The board OF estimates committee
considering the school boards bud
get made tour OF inspection. Thurs
day morning The sum OF $4,000 was
approved for building a new school
TO take the place OF the old Barstow
and Everett schools, The new build
ing will be erected at Riopelle and
Larned-sts. and the old buildings viii
eventually be torn down.
The committee approved the esti-
mate OF $4,000 for new building to
replace the Lincoln school, and the
sum OF $4,000 for site. The sum
OF $4,000 was allowed for an add
ton TO the Garfield school, and $1,000
for a site The Board of Education
asked for an eight-room addition TO
the Moore school. but the committee
considered that rather than make an
addition 10 the Moore school, which
Is classed as a new building, 1t would
be better 10 erect another new build
ing. but no definite action was taken
in this matter. The committee cut
out the item Of $4,000 asked for a
new heating plant for the Palmer