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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-26

The net total circulation 6f
The washington Times (sun-
day. during the month OF De.
cember was 49,. o16. all copies
being eliminated. This number.
when divided by s, the number
Of Sundays during December.
shows the net Sunday average
for December to have been
e.l05.
Entered at tile Postoffics ~
washington. D. c.. a. second
~laa A. mAtter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-26

Total for the month. 4. ga. ts9
Daily average for month, 4s,o1s
The net total circulation Of
The Washington Times daily
curing the month Of December
WAs l,0s2. ISL. all copies left over
ond returned being eliminated.
This number, when divided by
~ the number u days OF pub.
tleation, shows the net daily
average for December to have
been U,e11.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
TAKES ADVANTAGE
ZOE GOOD WEATHER.
Coach Ortiz Rapidly Developing
Washington and Lee Team
!. Into Condition

a xtnston, Va. March i5.--Tie
Washington and Lee baseball SQUAD
has taken every advantage of good
weather this week, and is rapidly
rounding into form. Coach Ortiz puts
little faith In Indoor work. and no
matter how muddy the field, he has
had the men out cvery ;ime the sun
has peeped from behind the clouds
He IS giving particular attention to
tho infcldcrs, working them out on
the grass when tho regular inheld is
700 wet
From present indications. Rartery
VIII be the. only new man in tho in
neld. He is by far the most likely
candidate for third bnsc. Tho talk
of putting Donahue on short and send
Eng Erwin. last Years short. to the
ontheld has been qulcta.d. and It now
seems that the big coach viii usa
Erwln IN tho snort field again this
year He has held down the lob for
two years and is n big asset to Dick
smith, his running mate on the other
eide or the keystone bag. Smith and
Erwin have worked together for two
seasons Their work has always hor-
dered on the spectacular and they
VIII in all likelihood be seen togct,hcr
this spring. Peoples bids fair to hold
MS job at first II his hitting comes
UP TO tho form of last May he is a
flxture He certainly has had his eye
on the ball In the practice this week
Stewart, who is being used In the out
field, Is first-rate man on nrst Hon
per and Thornton are promising can
didatos for tho inneld positions.
Ona OF the catchers will probably
be worked in the outficld, as both
Bono and Donahue are strong with,
tho stick. Webster and Turbyfill. of
last years team. arc out for their old
sohs. and are going to be hard to baat
out. Stewart seems assured of a berth
IN the outfield Lancaster, who all
but made the team last year. Will hc
after job in the outficld. and is we'll
worth watching. Tho outheld situa-
ton is far from settled, and shifts arc
liable to be made after tho season
opens. but tho coach seems determined
10 get permanent infie1d and to have
IT in perfect working order for tho
first game.
With Donahue or Bone behind the
bat, the catching will he well done
NO choice can now DO made 9,stwcon
them. and they VIII both be used all
during tho season, and probably alter
nate in the outfiold. Rorhrocl. Here
tord and Twyman are catchers of no
moan merit. In th, box. Captain Mo-
ran Will have Tompllins who Ger
tsinly looks as good as the captain
himself. Lille, too, lis showing m we'll
He has plenty OF steam and good con
troll. and next to tho two big pitchers
seems tho best OF tho squad. Mall
colin. the neet-footed halfback. has n
splendid rep. behind him. but he is
not Yet In tho best of shape. Miles
and Judson will both be looked TO for
some work in the box. as the games
will come thick and fast during the
month of April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
LEAGUE WILL ADOPT
ITS SCHEDULE TO-DAY
Season in United States Circuit to Consist of
l26 Games--NeW York May Surrender Fran
ehlse, in hich Case Chicago Will
b Taken In
ISpceIaI to The Times- Dispntch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New York. March l;.--An important
meeting OF the United States Baseball
League was held al the Hotel Imperial
tonight and vii, pc continued To-
morrow, wncn II schedule lof 12G games
VIII be adopted. the season opening
on May | and closing on September
- Charley White, The wcll-linown
noNing referee, who holds the New
York franchise, Will decide before q
CLOCK tomorrow evening whether he
can SO ahead or not. White would
say nothing tonight. but the other
promoters announced that IL New York
did not come through, Chicago would
I'LL the gap.
VIM, ~. Whitman. OF Reading. Pa,
pittsburgh: Ambrose Husscy, .Jr Of
arooklyn: Hugh NJ. Kinnian Of Wash
ington. -. c.: Ernest I.andgraf, OF
Richmond; w. L. Murphy. of Cleveland:
John j. Ryan. OF Cincinnati, and Cha s.
White, Of New York CITY.
The delegates were behind closed
doors for four hours and II was a case
OF showdown for each Financial back
ing was outlined and 1t was figured
that each club could be iloated for
$4,000. There are wcll-cQuippcd
grounds in all tho cities except New
York and Richmond, With tho contract
awarded for he lnttcr's new park.
n Chicago comes into tho fold. the
United States League Will play it,
games on tho North Side.
II was formally announced tina,
tnese managers VIII handle teams In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

me circuit: Jack OConnor. Cleveland
geo. Browne. the former Giant. Ivosi, !!
i,mgton; Deacon rhiiipp:, the veteran
t,lrate. Pittsburgh; Miirtin Hogan. =
ilorihcr major Lacquer. Cincinnati: .cG
| Groom leading: Alfred Newman,
,;ichmond, and Ambrose Hussey. Jr'
There are about ten conflicting datcs
IN each of the cities where the United
n'dtes League VIII run up against or
ghniZcd baseball The admission forie,
mas been fixed at - cents, with cytrn
iccs Tor Srandstands. Sunday ball will
ne attempted by the Washington club
when Is said to he owned by two
wealthy men In that city, who were
represented by Mr.. iInnian.
president Whitman said that Read
ING had thirty players and that tho
new pittsburgh club would have TWEEN
.S-ilvc men training at Norfolk. Va
III less than n week He asserted tina:
as soon MS the schedule has been made
punilc the new league will announce
q list of players that will surprise rvcn
the big leagues. But he stated clearly
that no players under contract to or
SaniZed clubs would be tampcrcd win
we simply ask for the indulgrncn
Of the public" snid Whitman. 1--WE nre
not outlaws and we want to bo lot
alone. We believe there is room for n
third league and VIC arc willing To try.
There Will be no trouble about tho
players. The woods arc fun of tho
them but VIC arc i'm doubt Tonight
about the New York franchise Mir.
white has done his bust to find grounds
and backing and will lat us know
what he has accomplishment b. o mi rSaw.',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
SCORES IN
BOWLING CONTEST
[special 10 Thc rimes-nisna,ch

l3peciai TO The Times Dispatch.1
Paterson. n. J.. March 15.-The ten
nigh scores rolled to-day in each
event five men teams, resulted as fol-
lows:
Saginaw, New York, 2,741: Rosevi,,e
y. Ny Newark. 2.Gi7 LeGlise. Newark,
2.ei3; Iroauois, Newark. 2,577; Bruclss
Chicago. 2,56i; Bright shots, Paterson
2'41i Elizabeth, No. ., Elizabeth
2.lCe: St Johns No. >, Paterson. e.IIo.
Madison Park, No. /, Paterson. 2,il0.
Madison Park. Ne. .. Paterson, 2.3es.
Individual scores:
~, iEnfS Clauss. Elizabeth, y. l.. AIS.
w; y. tltZGerald, Paterson y. T.. san.
IMAM Flanagan. Paterson. X. H. G"0
Iohn Kicker, New York. 6O2: w i
Fowler. Elizabeth. y. j., ba7: W. liar.
riSoh Elizabeth. y. j., 567; Is. Wheel
wright. Elizabeth, y. j., $50. A. levnor
PATERSON. \. j., 55i; j. Vanbcrgen'
PATERSON, $40. 80 ;
lH.wo.1nnn team scores:
Noitc-Clanss. Elizabeth. IliG: Wheel
,mritht.kyun, Elizabeth. l,ll9: Ma
Iu.eH LA tnnan, Elizabeth I.0I5.
D y -tlanagan, Paterson, Lore:
rit2Serald- Fitzgerald. Paterson. .o69
hooerts. r. Wheelwright Elizabeth.
3,uS"; scott Strauss, Elizabeth. I0fI:
Nanhlekirk-E anniekirk, Paterson. 995
Nauihan- Boyle. Paterson. 9T3; Keller
NahoerSen Elizabeth, 951.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
FREE SUGAR BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Measure Goes Through as Orig.
inally Franed-Vote S
Iq8 to 100.

Washington. March i5.-Thc Democratic
free sugar bill passed the House to-day
rs TO io7. Its pnssas sc wss helped by TWEEN
iy-four Republican votes. although this was
offset by the detection o. seven Democra tic
votes against the bill by members from
Louisiana and Colorado. At the last mo-
'nent. Representative Martin. OF Colorado
ono % tho Colorado members blocked an
attempt TO np plans FOR consideration OF ;Ec
excise tax bill. which, through taxation OF
income. IS expected TO make up the revcnuc
lost By the free sugar measure.
Leader Underwood was At no time cnioar-
rasaeh by Tile tnct.cs OF the opposition. The
hill went through originally framed. 4
score OF amendments were voted down as
last as they were put up.
The debate was MA sed bY occasional
haShcs OF extreme bitterness on both sides
Democrats members from sugar producing:
states accused their colleagues OF workin;
ruin to the auSnr industry. whi!c Republics,
proEresaivcs seized the opportunity 10 give
their tariff views
Sugar OH, OF the way. the House to-mor-
row Will take up tho excise measure which
provides a tax of per cent. on incomes
OF corporations. firms OF individuals which
reach or exceed $500 a year This tax is
intended TO Offset the lors OF revenue now
derived from sugar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
News Of South Richmond

tho scaboard' Air Line Railway will
also be tried.
In Police Court.
David Boyd, colorcd. who was
charged with playing n game of craps,
pleaded guilty in Police Court. No. ..
yesterday, ana was fined So ana costs
by Justice Fl. ~ Maurice.
Horace Wylie. accused OF the theft
of wagon valued at $40. was ac-
quilted.
water Floods Dwellings,.
The immediate need for the storm
sewers now in course of construction
IN Washington Ward was illustrated
Yesterday by the flooding of several
houses near Fourteenth and stockton
streets Fourteenth street. which is
ono Of tho worst In the city, is bound
cd on one side by creek. The creek
overfiowed it's banks and formed a
miniature lake. y house on the Peters
burg Turnpike, near Stop 2. Wa. lifted
from Ms foundation b. the volume of
water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Christina, pr...
snts or this year Will be one for a mar
OF national reputation. which has been
all year In the making
Way last January tho present 80,
decided upon. and friend OF the nro,n.
inent gentleman requested the Bur-.iia
Press Clipping Bureau. OF New York
TO watch every paper In America and
TO take Up every item which appearad
concerning the man.
Ire clipping bureau people followed
Instructions and now present tho Ma
tory of ono year In the III. % III.
especia: man. s"'s
The hlstory ends Just after elec,ion
and the zo,si2 newspaper Items fonnd
nI,iiude everything from u th-ec-!ine
editorial mention TO fuli.pase iliiiss
rated stories, These have been ,,,a,,,,,c
ed on $500 great sheets Of Ir.sh iI,,a,
aaner and bound into three ma.st:a
At the head OF each Item Is tn, NAM.
and date OF paper clipped fron liz
informant having Heen put In with !.
BOOK typewriter The words thus In
serted amount TO l53.252.
III actual time. very strict rcror,
81 which has been kept. the work bae,
sequired siSty-four working dav,
:hr oiny h0u, the dnr year and has kept in
people, as readers. clippers sortsrs
monnters and binders. Every news.
paper OF Importance Is represented.
This 10 merely specimen OF same -,
tho unique orders which get MI y.
Burrclle Bureau. for the estnn, -,
which clippings are used by ;ndiyiiuai,
ana by 6cji"ess concerns Seems to ia
There are many people in private a..
well as In public lifo who need nr.ss
clippings and don't know IT, 1t ,niehr
De DC well fo- them TO look up this man
Burrele. who is said TO be so well
knowi' that letter simply addressed
Burrelle. New York" viii reach him
@ith no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Taalrraer 5
O MOTOR CARS
Gcsdon M s!.14!!'.s!.s! osnssu1y
MISSING VOLUME SOLD
R7cRhAoMn. VIRGINIA

Americans buy Hare Hooks stolen
From Peterborough Cathedral.
New York, March 15.-The inyestiCa-
tion in London OF the theft Of MANY
iaro volumes from the library Of Pc
Peterborough Cathedral has shown that
one OF tho rarest of tho books was
well Up I'm the thousands OF dollars.
Another volume went to another Amer
lean for over $4,000.
An Englishlnan named John Thinker
Is accused of tho theft by Scotland
Yard. Tho warrant against Thinker
was sworn out In December, 1910, but
mo opportunity was afforded TO an
prchcnd him until February 20 IT
is alleged that Thinker spent the In
tarvening time in the United States
disposinE of the stolen books 1t lis
believed that many of the missing vol
umes Will be traced to tho ltbrari
Of American collectors. st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
BASEBALL. GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR FORK UNION ACADEMY

Fork Union. Va, March 15.-Baseball
Epirtt runs high among tho cadets of
the Fork Union Military Academy
The school this season again has
Harry Griffin as coach. He has de-
yeloped strong teams at the academy
in the past and from the material at
hand every indication points to a
championship team this season. The
completed schedule is as follows;
Richmond Academy. March so, at
Fork Union
McGuiro's School. April 5, at Fork
Union.
Chester High schoo, April -. at
Fork Union.
KILLERS school. April II. a. Miner's
School.
JEFFERSON School. April IS. at Char
.ottesvllle
fredericksburg College. Aprn 10. at
Fork Union. =:
Randolph-Macon Academy, April so,
palevilie College, May 10. at Fork
Union.
Richmond Academy. at Richmond
{date not nNcdl.
Definite plans are on foot for games
with Richmond College, Roanoke High
School Ctwo games Roanoke College
and Woodberry Forest.
The candidates who have announced
themselves for tho team are c. w.
Bailey. g. ]. Bailey. Berger. Charlie
Daniel. Lewis KerneGay, Waters, Ajax
! ander 1Iorscly, Turner. PEBBLES, Pope,
Wills, W. Il. stone. Sncad. PEOPLES, Popc,
Ward. Burge and Davis. CAPTAIN Gus
Eto School is manager Of the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
HOP KINS FILLS
FOOTBALL DATES
Nine Games Will Be Played, but
Virginia Is Not on
Schedule.

Baltimore. Nd. March 16.-Gradunte
Manager John NJ. Holmes. OF the ohns
Hopkins football team, announced yes
terday morning that he had just closed
with Gallaudet College for Saturday.
November %. This gamo completes
tho Black and Blue schedule, and also
means that there Will DO no game with
Virginia next fail.
Although negotiations were begun In
January with Gallaudet In regard TO
the game, when tho Virginia Athletic
Board announced that the ChnrIottes-
vile eleven would not play Hopkins,
Manager Holmes did not definitely
schedule the game. as he received
had been rcconsidered and that tho
virginia team would practically agree
to what Hopkins asked.
AS soon as tho new proposal was
received. Manager Holmes tried to
change the Western Maryland game
which had been scheduled for Novem-
Der ., to November 23. 80 that Hop
kins and Virginia might meet on the
former date
Western Maryland was agreeable to
this change il the Maryland AEgies
would consent to shifting the Western
Maryland Maryland Agricultural game
from November 20 to some other day.
The AgSics refused to do this and
November (? had to be abandoned AS =
Virginia might get together.
There was still some hope that some
other date might be settled upon by
rearranEing the schedules and Hop
lSins kept November o3 open SO as to
be able to mako any shift. II ncccs-
sary. 1t was found impossible to So
, cure n date Which would suit both
Hopkins and Virginia, and the matter
had to be- given up. 1t is probable
that the two teams will meet In 1919.
The complete Hopkinh football
schedule follows:
October b--Nayy. at Annapolis
October 12-Afnryland Agricultural
/ October 19-Franklin and Marshall.
! at Homewood.
! October s--swarthmorc. at .swarth
more.
November 2-Stcvcns, at Homework
November 9--Wcstcrn Maryland. ct
| Homewood
| November 1s-st. Johns. at Home
/ wood.
November 2s-Galiaudet, at Home
! wood.
| Institute. at IfomowOod.
/ Only tho Navy and SwRrthmore
| games Will be}played away from home
! Virginia Polytechnic and Franklin
| and Marshall, are two clcvens wbIct
! Will make their nrst appearance OF
I, IIomewood field next fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
BEST WAY TO KILL OYSTER
seri,ple. of REPRESENTATION Epieures

ScrIIpIcs of Fcndcr-IIcnrtcd Epicurcs
Set AT Rest.
New York. March l5.-The acruplcs
of tender hearted cpicures who have
oysters infllcts pain upon the tender
bivalvcs. and should therefore be pro-
hibited by law. are set at rest by a
statement from the professor OF ply
siology at the London Medical school.
Commenting on an announcement that
"A prevention of cruelty to oysters'
campaign is to be inauguratcd by tho
president Of the Alabama Oystcr Com
mission, tho professor says:
The oyster has certain nervous
structure. and undoubtcdly has a Ger
ta!n amount Of nervous scnslbility 1t
Is Impossible. however. to say 1hctr-
or It's nervous sensihilities are Of n
sufficiently high development 10 enable
II to experience pain In my case.
1t would be hard to find moro sud
den or more ncICiful way of killing
an oyster thnn hy eating him"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

the distribution OF the medals and
prizes in The Timcs-Dispatc climina-
tion tournament. Ellis was present
cd the gold medal, Bell the silver
medal and Pcrdic the bronze. Medals
and prizes were presented President
Williams, of the Itichmond Bowling
Association.
teams, one from Cosby's Alleys and
one. from Palace This was the first
OF four series, two each at the Palace
and Cosby's Alleys. Cosby's team was
the winner last night on total pins
by 15IG. 10 l,52G. Scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
PnIncc AIIcy nc,uIt.

III" IoII-Off Tor the mIncrnlito ten
pin ball last night was one of the
features of the week, and brought out
most of the best tcnpin shooters in
the city. Thorpe carried away the
prize. choosing tho ball he used i'm
winning. lie started off with 2la and
came back with e13, giving him a com
1nhnding lead. Chaplin made game
light. and put up the high score OF
tho night in the last game. but could
not overcome the lead of Thorpe as
the latter finished with 1879. Richard
son was the winner Of handsome
duckpin ball. He rolled the most con
sistcnt games OF the evening The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

In very rough hut Interesting
game yesterday afternoon. the Jipj
school quint defeated the Ex-Prep
live by the score of II to II.
Quarlcs and McElroy played n GOO
game for High School. Robins. a,
guard. played brilliant game. T.
SosDy and Naugn-l1oyd played III,
best game for the Ey-Prcps,
The lineup ana score follow.
J. NJ. III. $. Position. Ex-Prens
.!uh ...'.'. /. +. 1855. L. COSBY
Cosny. ......... Il. f. Vaughan Lloyt
McElroy. ....... c. Andcrso,
Robins. . l.. c. Wor,
Padgctt. ..... r. c. " kim
Field goals-Quarles, .. NJ. Cosbv
Z; Mcflroy, 3; T. Cosby. 4. Goal from
fonls-NauShn-L Lloyd, 4: NJ. Cosby. .
Qnarles. 2. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.
Jones: Timer. Mr.. Bradbury. High
school. scorer, Mr.. Digs, Yale. Point.
awdrded--F'iVc to High School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
APPEAL TO WILSON
F.R PROTECTION

Mexico City. Mex, March I5.--Am-
bassador Wilson tonight received an
appeal for protection from Americans
In TamDlco who are In danger OF v'o-
lcncc at the hands OF u mob which
has already attacked the officers Of tho
Tampico Navigation Company. Cir
culars melting the people to AN anti
foreign Demonstration were distributed
this morning and during the afternoon
a mob OF rioters gathered and, accord
ing 10 tho ambassadors report. has
practI Cn1ly tnkcu control of the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
LYNCHBURG QUINT
ENDS ITS SEASON
Espccinl TO Tho Time Dispotch. !

u.
l-ynchburg, Va March l5.--Thr v
VI. G. y. basketball team. undisputcd
champions of Virginia, Tonight had to
work hard 10 defeat the local high
school. which quint is tied with the
Jefferson school, OF charlottesville. for
The rrer school championship o. Cen
trail Nirainia. The final score was ~
10 -. this being the highest score
made on the association at home this
season.
This game concluded the assocla-
IONS season. tho victory making six
teen wins without a defeat. The ass
ISOLATION ntin, had an OH ni;ght. lam
"rSon ami James having bad luck with
incit goal shooting. OF the score would
have been higher
Aside from Greensboro ~. c. Y. NJ
9. a.. the nigh School made tho lars
eat score OF tho seas son on the nsso-
citation NO silFiN 'l-7 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

Brief meetings were held last night Mt
the Cay Han Of the Council Committees on
Markets and Stree; Cleaning
At meeting OF ;he subcommittee OF tho
Committee on water yesterday afternoon
contract for water nctcrs Of tho Hershey
patent used here FOR several years vas
awarded 20 Hunter q. F!schkorn Mt SECS
each, subject TO approval by the Committee
on Water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

II, e. Lee Camp. no. /. Confederate Vet
Grams hcld Its annual inspection las: nigh
IN Lee Camp Hall General i. Thompson
Brown, of the Virginia division, and hi.
chief Of STAFF. Colonel W Il. Freeman. be-
ing the inspecting officers. The exercise.
we're followed by refreshments and sevcra
Informal addresses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Autnmnlilc CInh olce.inr

Tho monthly meeting OF the Rich
u(ond Automobile Club viii BE- held at
the club rooms in West Broad street
Mbnday night at $50 o'clock,
Many matters of Importance will he
considered. including It communication
from the CITY Engineer with reference
10 Grove ana Gary street Roads. aud
n full attendance is requested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
GOLF. GAME WILL
Be PLAYED TODAY

Tho match game of golf between
fifteen members from the County Club
OF Virginia and fifteen members from
me Hermitage Golf Club. scheduled
count of rain. Will be played off to-day
on links of the Hermitage Golf Club
INC players are evenly matched and
an exciting game is expected
Several changes were made in the
iine-ups and the players Will contest
as follows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Bowling

The Gwathmey Drug Company de-
ieated the Powcrs-TayIor Aggregation
two out of three games at the New
poIt Alleys last night. The series was
wei played by both teams. and the
ZANE was close. from start to finish.
Snptainl Toone led for high score and
nigh totals for the Gwathmcys. while
captain blttiepag ecarried off the
honors for Powers ylor. The score.
G"hthmcy Drug Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Burns IIoncle.sIv on,,.lo.s.,,

kenosha. Wis. March l5.--Iiopclessiy out
clnsed Kid Burns. OF New York. WIS saved
from a knockout tonight when his seconds
tossed the sponge in the ring in The eighth
round OF q scheduled round hou. with
Packry Mcfarland OF Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
Ford MotOr Cars

You see them wherever you go; they
SO wherever you see them"
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad St.