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Mechanical in Detroit

DETROIT, Nov. 14.-Ortie Nc
Manigal, dynamiter, released
from Los Angeles jail, was in De-
troit Wednesday and Thursday.
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Prices at the
PubliCMarket
Stalls Today

Each day The Times sckds q
young woman representative 10 ev-
cry stall of the Public Market to
collect quotations on all table sup
plies. These prices are checked uD
each day and can be relied On ~
correct.
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A few young hens for sale. ]. p.
Boyer, Route 4. Box 3S7. Tacoma,
SD and Sherwood av.
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REAL ESTATE
5-ROOM HOUSE. $1,000

5-ROOM HOUSE, $1,000
A dandy home on Park av., only
I block from car line; good g.
room house, also Groom house; ;
barn, good well, 2 fine lots, lots of
bearing fruit trees and berries, fine
lawn. This is real nice home, in
a good location, and Is offered at
N price. Will sell on terms of "
cash. long time on balance.
Salesman 1T.
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
e. f. GREGORY CO., Inc
9. r. Webb. e. F. Gregory.
Second Floor Natl. Realty Bldg.
I'LL Pacific av.
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FOR SALE Fine Black Minorca
cockerels, also some nice ducks.
Madison 14S-L.
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10 ACRES

rs acres waterfront. improved
good buildings, nice orchard. VIII
consider trade for q place close
to car.
soil. good buildings. cows, horses
and tools, 10 trade for good prop
erty and little cash.
Nice AR. house, 2 lots 500 cash.
balance like rent.
A. HAZARD q co.
205 Bankers Trust BldR
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ESQ w. Leghorns, pullets and year
ling hens. Smith. Proctor 1872
1910 No. Washington.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

hereby wish to announce that
will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Mrs.
r. w. Oliver. Signed. r. w. Oliver.
REPAIR plumbing. timing. stove
repairing: coils made to order and
stoves connected. 1864 Commerce
st. Main 1887.
FOR quick delivery call Robson's
Auto Express. Main 6431.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
COOLERS TIGERS
MAKE JOKE Of The
SEASONS LAST GAMES
room COMEDY STUNTS FAN TO IN
TEREST FANS--EEFRD PARKS
THE BALI.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian)
PETERSBURG, VA. sept. 1.-THE
Coolers defeated tbe Tigers at Per
kinson park this afternoon in a farci-
cal affair. 6 30 3. There were but
few out TO witness the game, and
Heipe Busch started Blackstone to
pitch for the local team. He walked
the first two hatters and hit the third.
chen Cooper went TO his relief and
allowed the visitors 70 score only once
in this inning They secured three hits
and one run in The second and three
hits ard three runs in the third. when
Vance took his place and held the Wis
itors safe during the remainder OF the
game. allowing only four hits,
Tolson started for the visitors and
was relieved after three and two-thirds
innings by Maths. Ehrd succeeded
Maths at the end Of the fourth inning.
after which. the local did not score
again The one redeemins feature Of
the game was the work Of pamrau at
third base for the local and Ehrd's
home run.
lap met the first ball that Cooper
pitched In the second inning square
on the nose and lifted it high over left
field fence he being The second Fir-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
DARING FEATS
Of RORSEMAhSHIP
At VALLEY FAIR

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCHESTER, VA. Sept. 1.-THE
forty fourth annual exhibition OF the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural So
ciety, which began Tuesday on the
Winchester fair grounds, closed this
afternoon. Special features today were
daring feats of horsemanship by six
troops of the Tenth United States cav
airy. The racing meet was the most
successful In the society's history,
Summarizes
224 Trot, Mile Heats Purse $500
Herbert Cozzine. McHenry Brothers.
Hagerstown. Md: Solograph. l.. c.
Corbin, Washington; Colonel Wilton
dale. f. NJ. Hanson, Baltimore; Carl
c., George McCrea, Washington, O.,
Robert B.. Robert Barr, Winchester,
Va. Time, 226 Ia, 2.2s, 2.25 Ia
2.2o Pace, Mile Heats. Purse $500
Joe Gano, w. l. Carper, Shippens-
burg, Pa; Bolton. Jr., Edward Ever
lett, Mary Del, Nd. Gertrude Direct.
F. E. Lay. Carlisle, Pa: Colonel Sibert,
H. y. Reaves winston Salem, n. G.
Times-2.22 Ia, 2,2o Ia. 2.1a IA.
2Ie IA.
Running. Three quarter Mile Dash.
Purse sf50--Al. f., j. II. Evans, Mar
shall, Va. first; Detect. G. NJ. Ridge,
Jacksonville. Fla, second: Corinth.
Robert Fraley. Tiny Mass, third Time
lit.
Consolation Race, Mile Dash. Post
Entries. Purse S100--Ivorville. q,
Green. Ashhurn. Va, first: Stealway,
G. NJ Ridge. Jacksonville. Fla. sec
ond; Kentucky. Captain w w. Whit
side, United States army, Front Royal,
Va, third Time--l.53.
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funassssted,

plays chrader fGnass!sted) In
nings pitched-By Dye, / tnone out
and two on bases in second; by
Brown, g; by Burden, Z Is ttwo on
base in eighth and enc out); by
Weeder, rs. AT Bats-Agalnst
Dye. .; against Brown, 2S against
Burden Is. against Weeder. g. Hits
OFF Dye, 5. off Brown 8; eff Bur
den, 10: eff Weeder 0. Struck out
BY Dye. /; by Brown, 3; by Burden.
2. by Weeder, s Base ON balls~-OG
Dye, (Kircher1: of Brown. Mo-
rem. Schrader. Stewart and Long,; or
Burden. 4 (Boyd Tenant Whltcraft
and Evansl, wild pitch--Burden. Hit
batter, Stewart tby Dye1. Left on
bases--P Portsmouth, Il; Norfolk. 10.
Time OF game, ? hours- Umpire,
Clarke.
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Boat Club Holds
It's Annual Fall
Regatta Here | oday

The annual fall regatta of the Viz
gin.a Boat club is scheduled for this
afternoon This will be Richmonds
anal aquatic event for the present
year and it is expected that most Of
the members of the club as well as
a number of their guests will attend
the races an dother events. The big
events OF the afternoon will be the
eight and four-oared shell races be-
tween the crews OF the club and thore
representing the First National Rank
Of Virginia. The usual order OF events
viii be followed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
FAIRGROUNDS WILL
RUN TILL NOVEMBER
| RECREATION WORK AT CHIMB0.
RAZO WILL BE CONTINUED
! FOR TWO MONTHS

Night recreation work in Chimbo-
raxo park will not be dropped at the
opening of the public schools, but Will
be continued for at least two months.
This work has become quite popular
with both the young and old Of
Church HILL and many Of them asked
that II be carried on for several weeks
longer.
The work will close about Octo-
her 18th, after which an indoor re-
creation center will be opened on
Church Hill. probably at Bellevue
school. Tho grounds at Chimborazo
have been opened five nights a week
since July 9TH. The attendance al
the night Fairgrounds to date lis 2T,260.
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No DECISION
IN PIRATE-TAR
FRkCAS YESTERDAY
DARKNESS CALLS HIATT AFTER
NISTH-CLARkE'S yNPIRfSG
ITICISt1Tb--FREE HITTING.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. Sept L.
Through two uucventful hours at
League park This afternoon the Tars
and the Pirates battled 10 n four-run
draw. the umpire calling the game In
the ninth inning on account OF dark
ness
pitchers for both teams were hit
ratht hard at times, and the fielding
was ragged throughout. The umpir-
ing Of Clarke was severely criticised
by the cams.
The Pirates made more hits than
the home team and no errors at all.
The Tars piled MP four errors. most
Of them coming at highly inopportune
moments.
The score:
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NATIONAL CONSERyATTO EXPO
SITION, KNOXVILLE, TENN.

September TO November 1. 1918
For this occasion Southern Railway
offers extremely low round trip fares
to Knoxville and return.
Convenient train service. Sleeping
Cars. Dining Cars.
For fares, reservations and other
information, consult nearest Southern
Railway Ticket Agent. or write
s. E. BURGESS. D. r. A..
Richmond. Va,
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BOSTON. Sept. 12.-Today's slug
ging match between Boston and De-
troit was repetition OF yesterdays
except that the Red Sox we're the
winners, Is to 5. The Tigers used up
three pitchers, but not one of them
could stop the onslaught Of the homo
team.
Score BY innings: r. II. e.
Detroit go. .001 600 03l--- 13 /
Boston ....250 col Oils 81 1
Batteries: Comstock Grover, Lo-
penn and Mckee; Leonard and Carri-
gan. Umpires-0 Loughlin and Hide
brand.
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summary / Wo- case htts--SiliHloHS
f91 IauvhIfn Vance IAebs Home
runs~Eard Sacrifice hits-Sommers.
Goalby Stolen hases-Ke Brenna-
gan. Double plays-We leher to Press
9y. struck out--By Cooper i; by
Vance. ,; by Ehrd. 3. Base on balls
~ 15faCFstp7TE. > : ~ -ffUtsor7 toy II at
tbs, 2, by Cooper, / by Et1rd, l. Hit
by pitcher-By Blackstone Grmscher).
wild pitch--By Efrd Innings pitched
by Toison. 2 "a, by Maths, la by
Efrd. 4; by Vance. 6; by Cooper, 3.
Hits nade-Of Tolson. 6 off Maths, 3.
off Efird i: off Cooper, 6 off Vance, =.
Left on bases-Roanoke S. Petersburg,
Is. Umpire-Mr Kelley. Time, l hour
and so minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept TN the
fight for the cellar championship OF
the American league the Yanks de-
feated the St Louis Browns today by
the score of 10 TO 3. Caldwell, for
the locals. pitched his usual good
game.
Score by innings: r II. II.
st. Louis loo 0I0 ,001--~ 3 IL s
New York 100 l04 o4"-io Il 0
Batteries; Baumgardner and Meal
lister; Caldwell and Sweeney. Umpires
Ferguson and Sheridan
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se-ernl licensed to WesI.

Licenses to marry issued In the Of
fee OF the clerk OF the Hastings court
yesterday were: 10 Carl paughtrey,
of Jacksonville. Fla, and Hazel II.
Courtlanl: Julius r. Weir, OF Old
Point, and Mary Jane Nuckols: Will
liam Lee Richmond, of Hinton. W.
Va. and Lula Elder: Raymond II.
Carter and Sadie l.. Raugh, and Wal
ter p. English and Alice Leila Lloyd.
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Athletics Rally. Beating Benz.

in the seventh inning. when Bens
wobbled, by the Athletics gave them
the final game over Chicago today by
the score Of to s,
Score by innings: r. II. e
Chicago ...... cot 600 200-5 II /
Philadelphia .0l0 600 COZ
Batteries; Benz, Russell, Lathrop,
Easterly and Schalk; Plank. Pennock,
Houck. Bush, and Thomas, Schang.
Umpires-Dineen and Connolly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Games Today.
Chicago a Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York,

WASHINGTON. Sept. Washing
ton defeated the Cleveland Maps here
this afternoon by to l. Walter
johnson was sent back at the Maps
after a two-days rest, and allowed
but four scattered hits.
Score by innings. r. ii. d
cleveland .... 600 100 0o6-1 I
washington .0f0 sol 01*--6 y
Batteries; Blanding, James and
O'Neill; johnson and Ainsmith. Um-
pires-Evans and Egan.
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Ollie Hnamon Discharged.

Ollie Hudson, 8 student, arrested
about three weeks age on serious
charge made ny irene Childress. a Rich
mond young woman. was discharged
when arraiRned In Police court yester-
DAY. The charges against the young
man. wkere Dismissed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Calvin Howard "a negro, was fined
$3.50 and costs yesterday by Magis-
trate Thomas J Puryear in Henrico
courthouse on charge of stealing
lumber from the property of the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway company The fine was paidS
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sues for Debt of $500.

Suit was brought yesterday In the
Law and Equity court by r.. l., Barnes
against II Laurie Smith and Gilbert
r Larus. to recover $500 owing or
notes IIil Montague lis attorney for
the plaintiff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Andrew Botto twenty two
and Miss Annie Satho, age nineteen,
by Clerk Samuel Waddill in Henrico
Circuit court.
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International Iseague

Providence, 3; Baltimore, 4.
Providence, 4, Baltimore, 4 tsecono
game. darknessl.
Rochester. 3 Montreal. 4.
Buffalo, 81 Toronto. ].
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Daughters to Meet.

The Dorethea Payne Madison Chap
ter Daughters of 1912, will hold a
meeting next Wednesday morning. at
11:39 O'Clock, in the home Of Mrs.
Leroy f. Brown, ss4 West Grace
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
Augur Bft Assault Case Up.

The case of Collins Payne. colored
charged with assaulting James PAYNE
with an augur bit September 1st yes
terdav in Police court was sent on to
the Hastings court for trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

The last Y NJ c. A moonlight ex-
cursion CT the season will go out Tues
day night. The social committee. as
sisted by Membership Secretary Buch-
anan, will be In charge.
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urr.k,nu Case Continued.

The case of Columbus Davis, colored,
charged with breaking and entering
the home Of William Ice at Sal North
Eighteenth street. called in Police
court yesterday. was continued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Alex GRAY, colored, arratgned In Po-
lice court yesterday on charge OF rob-
berry Of SIS from the person of william
Lyle on August 18th. was held for the
grand jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Toledo. 3, St. Paul. /.
Indianapolis. I; Kansas City, 8.
Columbus. 6. Milwaukee, ?.
Louisville, I. Minneapolis. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

EunIFnAFF tWN- EIF17H FFt0F F7FFFI"
More1and Tarleton. Sacrifice hits
CsallesS,e. Matthews. Stolen bases
Newton, ChAstant, Smith, Quinn, Aus
tin. Double play--Haddow funnSsist-
ed), Struck out----F3y GrnRlwood, 5.
by Austin. g. base on balls-By Aus
tin, g. Hit by pitcher-~Chastant
Passed Rogers. Hits--Dff Aus
tin, 10 and runs. Left on hases--
Richmond. 6 Newport News 8. TIM
pfres, Williams and Norcr.u. Time.
Ian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Harrison Lee, colored. was yesterday
morning in Police court sent to Jail fer
sixty days because he stole a pair OF
shoes. John Jones. colored. also got
sixty days for stealing Il pair OF SHOES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
For stealing shirtwas~

For stealing shirtwaist valued at
50 from Mrs. Francisco. Ednora Thomp-
son. colored, yesterday was given sixty
days in jail.
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ElrIa league player that ever succeed
ed in doing this. Captain Barnett hav-
Ing accomplished the same feat twice.
Tho acore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
JOHNSON COMES BACK
STRONG, BEATING MAPS
RESTS TWO DAYS AND AGAIN
TRIMS CLEVELAND---AIL
But FOUR HITS,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Washington. 6: Cleveland. /
New York, 10; 81, Louis, 3.
Boston. is; Detroit, 5.
Philadelphia, Z. Chicago, 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

off the sack and tagged out at second
,lst before Moreland doubled to left.
The latter was left, neither Of the fol-
lowing hatters being able TO connect
safely,
The score:
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Virginia League Closes Season TodayBoat Club Regatta
COLTS UNABLE TO HIT
BALL AT PROPER TIMES
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Richmond. 3: Newport News, 4.
Petersburg, 6: Roanoke 8. ,
Norfolk, a Portsmouth. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Games Today.
Brooklyn nj Chicago.
New York At Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at ST. Louis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13

Norfolk

Summary. stolen bases-Boyd, 2:
Long, Stewart and Gray. Sacrifice
hitswWhitenaft, Hollon.an, Howell
and schrader Sacrifice tly~-Nandine.
Two-base hts~-Shenn and Long
Three base hits-Whitcraft. Double
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-13
RAIN AND DARKNESS CALL TIME
ON NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterda

Cincinnati Boston, rain.
Ptttshurg- New York. darkness.
Evening journal., 1913-04-21
SEEK CORR-S cROWN

The opening of the big league
baseball season inaugurated many in
teresting events. but none more like
ly 10 be followed with keen atten-
tion than the race for leading bat.
ting honors between Ty Cobb OF De-
troit Joe Jackson. of Cleveland. and
iris Speaker. OF Boston. Cobb. 10 be
sure rs a hold-oui. but it'a a pretty
fair bet that he soon will be in the
Tiger outhcld
Cobb has led the league IN batting
for six years. and last season hung
up the awoeome average of 40.
which Is going some. Jackson. for
two years a close purtuer OF Cobb.
pasted the pellet for 1876. while Tris
Speaker. main stroke IN the Boston
Red Sox outfit. battcd .383.
Speaker and Jackson both have
done great things IN practice this
spring Southpaws and right-hand.
ers, big leaguers and minor leae.
uers. all have looked alike 10 these
two so far as the hittability OF their
hurting offerings went Each Is de-
termined 10 be the athlete to drag
Cobb from his throne and TO beat out
the other
Ty, jealous of hrs honors. has
been Dractcing strenuously on his
own hook. and. II he decides to break
into the show. will be amply able 20
hold up his end in the walloping. He
Is still in his prime as a ball PLAYER
and has no intention whatever OF al
lowing himself TO be ousted from the
possession Of one of the greatest
honors which Is offered by America s
national game.
Evening journal., 1913-04-21
JACKSON HANGS
CAN ON THREE
CHICK FAILURES

The second day OF judgment came
Saturday, for three more would be
Chicks" and the result Is that Coll, the
young Georgetown University player,
Kelly, the outfelder, and ,svelius,
catcher, we're given their walking pa
pers. The latest thinning out leaves
the Chicks at almost normal size, and
with the coming Of Harry Fritz. fur
ther cut is expected in the squad.
Much interest is being aroused over
who VIII win the race for .econd bag
At present Stewart, Stoll, Stark and
Smith are lighting it out, and 1t is
understood that tark has the best
show. Smith has been playing one OF
the best fielding games Of any man
on the diamond but for some reason,
has failed TO show anything at all at
the bat Jackson's team is rather
weak at the bat and he cannot afford
to have anything but the best men he
can get If Smith takes on a new life
with the stick he will probably make
good, and nothing would be more
pleasure to the fans than to see him
as regular in the Chicks infield.
Shollenberger will probably be re-
tained for some time. The flying
Dutchman has been making good and
Is one OF the most promising players
that Jackson has secured In Satur-
days game the boy got three clean
hits and played errorless ball.
Evening journal., 1913-04-21
CHICKS ARE
AFTER MORE
VICTORIES
Glrard Field Club and Univer-
Sity Of Penn Next on the
Schedule
FIFTH WARD BOYS
ARE WALLOPED EARD

The Chicks, with two more victor
les to their credit will line up against
the Girard Field Club. of Philadel-
phia. at Front and Union Park this
afternoon. The philadelphians come
here with an excellent reputation and
promise to give the local team more
of a game than they have had since
they met the Athletic Yanigans. The
University Of Pennsylvania team will
be here on Wednesday and Aberdeen
on Thursday
Saturdays game was only good
practice for the locals. The Chester
team, with its much boosted pitching
star, went down before the slugging
Chicks in one, two, three. four order,
the fnal score being TO 2. Keltz
and Connell we're on the mound for
the locals and did splendid work al
ways holding the visitors at their
mercy.
jackson came away from the park
With batting average Of 1000 Out
OF FIVE times up he drew three walks
and got brace Of doubles Kerr got
three walks. Old Tex Myers was
given a great handout by the fans
when his first time up came; the
premier first sacker although he has
not been In a game this season pound
ed out two hits in his old slashing
style. Stewart was bac kat second and
played a good game stealing three
bases. The score:
Evening journal., 1913-04-21
SHAD DINNER BEFORE
SALEM GUN TOURNEY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SALEM, N. j., April 21.-The Saiein
Rod and Gun Club will hold its an
nual planked shad supper on We'd
neesday evening. and the spring tour
nament the following day, Thursday.
The motor boat bug has alighted
on several members of the Salem
Rod and Gun Club and as a result an
effort is being made to incoruorate
with a motor boat club. A site has
been secured with zoo feet front ad l.
Joining and south of the steamboat
landing, a short distance from the
foot OF the main street. A commit
tee has been appointed and a cam
paign is now on for 100 members.
The fund secured will be used In
building a club house. platform,
floats, etc. The committee is COM
posed of II. G.. Hart, William II.
Harris, James S. Wheeler, l. c.
Smashey, Jr., William NJ. Wadding-
ton, John ]. Hart. DR.. r. NJ. A. Dav-
is, DR.. n. S. Hires, Ernest Schu-
bert, A. j. Fegenbush, Clifford Clap
sey, J. b. Hall and George Riley.
The Salem Rod and Gun Club was
organized December 8, 1907, and is
incorporated under the laws of New
Jersey. 1t has had a successful ca
reer, both socially and financially,
and has been the means of uplifting
and advacing the interests of gun
ming, fishing and kindred sports, and
has stood for nothing but what was
clean an honest. The banquets given
by the club in the la soA years
have gone down in the history of blue
rock shooters throughout the States
as red letter nights and it is a safe
guess that the motor boat depart
ment will be conducted on the same
general lines
Evening journal., 1913-04-21
COMPANY F MEN
TO HAVE REUNION

Survivors OF Company F, United
States Volunteers, met in Irish
American Hall last night and organ
lied a permanent organization of the
men who we're members of the COM
pany when the Spanish-American war
broke out. II will be remembered
that when the war broke out every
man enlisted in the company stepped
forward and offered his services.
II was decided to hold a reunion on
May 9. the anniversary of the day the
comnany WAS sworn into service Of
the United States.
The place for the reunion will be
selected at meeting to be held in
lrish-American Hall next Sunday
evening Further details relative to
the reunion and permanent organiza-
tion will then be worked out
II is the desire that all regularly
enlisted and honorably discharged
members of Company F. of 1898 at
tend the meeting next Sunday night