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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
PARSON DEGREES
WEDDING TRAFFIC

Wilmington. Del. January 10 - W a.
mington is looking for Moses 70 lead
II out of the bondage OF the legalizec
marriage traffic which has made TINS
city a Gretna Green for hundreds OF
couples from Philadelphia and other
cities. says the Rev William IL. Hantz-
mon. of the First Methodist Protestant
Church here. 10 the congregation OF
which the Rev. George l.. Wolfe. the
marrying parson" of Wilmington, was,
up to the time Of the advent OF Mr.
Hantzmon in this city. pastor
AS long as they tWilmingt
still and make no effort 70 release them
in the claws of the devil.
He further said There has been no
definite move. so far as know. 70 have
the Rev George l.. Wolfe return his
ministerial credentials 10 the Maryland
annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. which meets TINS
wear at Lynchburg. but there probably
will be some action taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
FOOTBALL CLUB
TO MEETFR|DAY
Chief Speaker Will Be r. Col
ston BlaCkford, of
LynChburg.

Charlottesville Va. January 10
The third meeting of the football club.
recently organized at the niversify OF
Virginia for the furtherance of the
interests Of otball in college and the
systematic study of the game through
out the year. whether players or not.
Will be held on Friday night OF this
week. the chief speaker TO be r. Coiston
Blackford of Lynchburg.
The report of the committee on ar
rangements will be presented at this
meeting Two additional memb ers of
this committee have been named by
President Elliott-Nessrs- Hurt and
Robertson. A statistical committee has
also been created TO furnish data con
corning the connection of individual
students with football for the purpose
of preserving records of the players.
This committee Is 10 be composed of
one representative OF each department
vet 10 be named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
ENDOWMENT ANNOUNCED.
IL VIII Permit Extension OF National
Jewish Hospital.

TITnirUIII IaTUaTF y At rLf0T-
sion social service OF the National Jew
i-h Hospital for Con-umptivcs. located
a. Denver whereby patients are 10 De
educated and taught hcalthfui trades
,va- made possible az the annual meet
tng Of the hospital board here today
when an endowment b. Mrs Herman
August. OF Cleveland and Joseph r
SchocnhcrC. 81 New Nork City. for the
ourpo-e was announced gift of
s. CO.. for 81 irhrmary building 20 per
fri- patients % De retained for longer
fhar year was made by Samuel
srshfeider. Of Philadelphia. president
.f tho hospsfai Numerous Other gifts
Ucrc anrogr-od
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
RESCUE COMPANION.
Bern and Parsley save FurioW Con-
NAN from Drnn Ming.

Turiow conway. thirteen fa.r- o.l.
of .as south Pine ~frert. Ea- rr-,ucd
from brownies D.. 1870 companions yes
terraf afternoon about q clort when
a. tumble irto twelve feet 81 water Boz
ne canal near To- c'fr elective plant.
with william Berry and Singleton
Parsier. CONWAY faf been PLAYING ou
ffe canal barf when ho slipped and
.riash.d ir 80 afler fo ffe surface
after fis 0-sf dgrfire ru' event under
"a second time ard ss hf DID -1 Berry
and Parsley Jumped in after hlm. when
be came o. The furfarI fhf- arabtcd
him and had ufti. drf gi'5 ir getting
him % safety
Bicycle Policeman Napier rassed -
b.. wa dragscd ouf aIi wcrf fo work
-csaerlfafiug him. Though nof urcor
sr,o.s fhe boy was ufarlt .frauGirl tv
ere water After De- had been rolled
1r she canal tank fcr few minutes
30 rarIffr recovered. when nr 20
r. HsUxrs. CRY Hospital ambulance
surseor responded % p all b. found
n.s SERVICES no. needed. but tooa ne
. boz 70 bic home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Two Negro Men Will Be Tined
for Their Lives in Prince
George County.
YOUNG MAN DIES SUDDENLY
Heart Trouble Is Fatal TO John
b Bergen-Other Peters
burg News.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
5 Bolingbrook street
fTeleplpre l4NA


Petersburg. Va. January i9
West will open the january
q the Circuit Court 81 Prince
County on TUESDAY. with TWO
lrr cases On the docket. ne &C
aud their victims all folofeH'
..fiv before Christmas Preston kob-
,-t-,n who kept a small store seNeiai
..lIrs below the county court house
arc who. 20 If alleged secretfy or.
..,r..ed LIQUORS. shot and killed Arcnei
1t0uans in from OF his door ana theh
ragged the body away. threw 1t IN a
,s.-ci and covered 10 with pine rags anu
f-ish The difficulty between the
men arose about some liquor WhlVh
Williams wanted 70 get on credit an"
which was refused him. Wililans Il
feportcd 20 have been man O! oao
,b.-acter Robertson when arrested
denied that he had killed him. put sun
soo,,en,ly IN Jail comics sed and claimed
sci defense.
on January 1 Sidney Smith Went 10
she home OF Maria Taylor. some -FOUR
ar Eve miles from Petersburg, armed
with shotgun. and shot and killed her
ir her ward He had been forbidden
rre premises. and II Is thought sought
ievenge in this way smith went 10
he court seeking a warrant for the
arrest OF the woman he had killed on
the charge Of assault He failed 10
&c. warrant and he was arrested IN
stead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Nrurnrf Nrs- Va. January is--One hun
dref and one DAYS ogf from Conception. Tru
-ras The Ar1ericsu bark Antioch. captain Ley
land Arrived tn port te~tcrdsy With cargo
% inrs-s - fr dis hsrrri hrrr. she T. one
Of enc few Amor an hsrks now SAILING the
high seas ard sftrarfed much attention when
he came into ffs tsr10r
Captain frtiard reports an cvcnffui
Vursgr tn Aufort ~a- forty day travel
iug = distance of .s miles down thc river from
Conception. - hart going aground on Toe
tide and rcuIs'rinE arr0und many weeks.
sffcr ne W. flafed she uas bccsimed and
o.tared some uark. iorrsr The vessel vae
then o. chsrgr - 40 Argentine pilot.
Affer refffrE nlf ~ thr river from fonceD-
ton. ttf bark made fhe rur fn sirf zone dag.
p hitch T. rot such had time Tor sailing craft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy Eddie Roy in over the
River night only
BiiOu-.'Sis Hopkins"
ColoniaI-Vau
Empire Miniature Musical Comedy
Vaudeville.
city Auditorium Wednesday night.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra with
Nine. >chumsnn-He ink-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
WIZ ReadImportant Paper.

Special to tie Times Dispatch
larlottcsv willie. Va. Tanuarv -
or rer. Tuesday evening lDr Joseph r.
-...euail 90 Johns HopKius JmV-r-
-r r4l read % paper before he sci-
---l branch g the Philosophical So
20 fhe University 90 Virginia.
1919 subject VIII be- he Iitanifcrous
rr.r ores % che q nitec Stsfcs Ilis
.arer is considered an important con
.rtl-Irr 90 science.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
AMERICAN IS ON
WINNING TEAM
Six-Day Bicycle Race in Paris
Ends With New Record
Made.

Paris. January ls.--The six-day bicycle race
ended this evening with victory for the
American Austrian team. Joe Fogler. OF
Brooklyn. and Goullett. who covered approx
mately ?. 80 miles In IA hours. The best
previous record was made by Mcfarland and
Moran In New York IN 1905. They covered
2.737 miles In l42 hours.
The French team. Duprey and Lapizee.
finished second. with the Americans. Wal
thour and Wiley. third. Moran and Root
were placed seventh. Ten teams finished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
7. III. Quinn Drops Dead.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Ivnchburg. January ID. II. quinn
who was ffty-eight years old. drOpp d
dead yesterday at his home at The
River. death coming upon the arrival
home Of his wife from a visit in Lynch
burg. MI. Quinn was never sick day
IN his Life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
DOWN THE ALLEYS
BY WHIT WHITMAN.

The local pin spillers played havoc
last week with the naples. ana sew
cral new records were set. both In IN
dividual and team work. Inc fhaM pIon
Alec five was the first 20 break INTO the
hmelight Tuesday night. when they put
nm a total of 1867 for one game. This ~
no doubt d new year record, and more
than a dozen individuals broke INTO the
first division
The great intcr-city series between
Baltimore Washington and Richmond
has created great interest here among
knights of the large snaples- great
many, who have not been on the alleys
for some time are now seen daily a.
work. trying hard 10 get in form Tor the
big show.
During the past year great many OF
the stars have been shifted to the ilttie
Dins. 1t is hoped by those Stlll inter
ested in the larger pins that an inter
city tournament viii revive the sport
and put il on the basis il formerly held
II is the intention of the Baltimore
Washington and Richmond BOWERS TO
co-operate with one another ana each
wear hold a tournament, alternating
from one city TO the other. Later on.
howlers from other cities will be IN
vited TO participate in the sport
The Tines-Dispatch Bowling League
will begin playing its regular sched =
Med games this week at the Newport
Alleys
THURSDAY nights games between the
Richmond Lunch and Cook Printing
Company were postponed until d fu-
ture date
That boy Williams was certainly
there Tuesday night. and he won the
game for the Aicos-
Smiling continues 10 improve with
age. and he gives promise % being one
OF Richmond's best for many years yet.
a. he increases his average each week
Overmann came mighty near the
foul line in his sixth frame of the sec
o,d game last week Frank had better
nut on the brakes q little sooner
Taking the Remingtons as a whole.
.bev look good. Why they have not
won more games Is hard to under
srand and can be attributed only 70
the vaCaries of bowling and TO that
neculIar luck which is inherent In the
game.
Rowsev took d fiashlight OF the nine
and tenpins Tuesday night SEM Us
= ~opv. Jake. We want TO frame l.
for future reference
Thorpe is badly missed from the
Cook Printing Company ranks. You
had better start on another polar ex-
petition. DR. Cook
Mcfarland is out of the game with
d bad hand
That boy Roberts is there with the
big scores.
Wbv the big leagues have passed
by Wake u hard TO understand
Watch the game Monday night be
tween Petersburg and Richmond.
Local bowlers. keep in memory tho
great event Richmond. Washington
and Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SERMON ON LEE
IN HIS OLD Church
Rector Bowie Eulogizes Leader
at St. Paul's. Where Cen
eral Had a Pew.
CITY OBSERVES HOLIDAY
Anniversary of Birthday Closes
City and State Offices, but
Schools Stay Open.

From the pulpit OF historic old ST.
Paui's Rev. Russell Bowie. rector OF
the church, rehearsed last night before
an audience that crowded the audi
forum and galleries the story of the
life Of General Robert r. Lee. In the
same church. IA a pew only 1t few feet
distant from the preacher, the famous
commander was wont TO worship in
the days when Richmond was his
temporary home more than hali
century ago.
Daughters Of the Confederacy. vet
Grams from both the Pickett and r. T..
Lee camps and sons and daughters
Of Veterans came in bands 20 St
Pauls last night TO witness the church
celebration Of the hundred and hfth
anniversary Of General Lees birthday.
The event formed the basis of sermons
in half dozen other Richmond
churches. but the Confederate organiza-
tions had agreed 70 come in body TO
st Paul's a. the most convenient.
The veterans occupied seats in the
centre of the auditorium and represen-
tatives Of other patriotic organizations
were given seats in front. The pew IN
which General Lee worshipped was
appropriately dra ped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
S,daen death OF Young Man.

1ohn 3. Bergen a well-known young
man about twenty-slsx years Ola iot
several wears employed as bookkeeper
and assistant IN the office or the
1Darlsv-Park Brewing Company, IN
The lover part of the city died very
suddenly OF heart trouble last night
as he was being taken TO the nos
rital Mr. Bergen became i'll on Fri
dav with the grip and remained III his
room III the Stratford Hotel. SatuT-
dav night. as the result of complica-
lions his condition became 50 serious
that il was deemed ddvisao Die 10 nave
rim taken to the hospital lie died
lust a. the ambulance reached the
bosni,al The body was taken TO an
ruGortakin, room 20 be prepared for
burial and 70 await directions as
10 nual disposition. The home OF the
deceased was ~ COvington ny. where
ms Parents Nir and Mrs W - Der
gen. reside They were promptly no
,iHed and a response was received from
the father this morning stating thai
H., would come to Petersburg at once.
Funeral arrangements Will not be made
until his arrival
Svlvanus Hines a highly respected
citizen of Southampton, and Con
federate veteran. died at his home IN
that county on January 10. ana ms
funeral and burial took place at Inc
residence on Friday. MI Hines was
born October 1. 1881, and was IN has
aigbt,-secoud year He was man Of
nigh character and was widely known
and esteemed He served throughout
tho var of 1861 Is IN the thirteenth
Virginia Regiment. and was wounded
at Willamsport Pa. He Is survived
by his wife two daughters and four
sons. d, follows: Mrs !. T. Hancock
and Emmett Hines. OF southampton
County. Mrs W. l.. Davis. of Suffolk .
" n ami r r. Hines. of Wakefield,
ana " " lines Of Petersburg
Lee Memorial Service
= ilNI Camp of Confederate
Veterans tonight attended Tabb Street
Pres hVteriau Church and joined with
the congregation IA d memorial service
held IN observance of the birthday of
the great Confederate commander and
soldier The services We're impressive
and the sermon delivered by the pastor
INC Rev. Charles r Stribling embraced
a noble tribute 70 the life and character
Of The great Christian soldier.
Personal and Otherwise.
While the State exempts incomes of
s. 90 from taxation. the city of Peters
burg exempis only 1900. and there Is
no probability OF making the city and
STATE exemption uniform this year.
the city budgst havlng been already
made up for-'thH year
The city Of Petersburg VIII be de
prived OF some thousands Of dollars
in tax revenue by the new rolling stock
law. which goes into effect this year.
John X Sheffield has gone 10 Sa-
vannsh. Ga. to accept business posi-
sion
The monthly meeting OF the Metho-
dist SUNDAY School Association OF
Petersburg and vicinity was held this
afternoon in Market Street Church
The address was delivered by the Rev.
l. II. Roper. - d Of the First Bap
-.st Church The exercises were in
ferestiug and the reports from the
different schools were gratifying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

4 report ~ made fo thc police ~ the SER
ona Disfricf yesterday that Mr.. ". ". Trau-
hart q fhf Chcsferfaid kpsrf uIent-. lost =
bsudsome Diamond studded watch valued 81
So. in JrCsc street. between Firsf sud Brook
Avsnuc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Summary-Field gosls. Lawrence Y,
Bell ;. Tucker ,. Ryan /. Tin beriake .,
goals. Bell !. Referee. Day. HowitzerS.
Z irnekcepers. Mitchell and cleary.
Howitzers. Scorer. Culton. Y. NJ. c.
The Howitzers will play the senior
y II. {. A. team on next Saturday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
STATE CHARITIES
BODY WILL MEET
Many Social Problems to be
Discussed in Danville
Next Week.

Heath organization. the delinquent
and his family housing in town and
country charity organization, the PROD
lem Of the child and mental deficiency.
arc among the subjects to be discussed
at the tenth annual convention OF the
Virginia state Conference of Charities
and Correction This body will meet
~ Danville. January POPS. 1918.
BY invitation OF various Danville
ministers the following will address
church congregations at the regular
services next Sunday morning Rev
j. J Mastin. secretary state Board
OF Charities and Corrections Rev
James Buchanan. secretary Associated
Charities OF Richmond; Dr.. D. >.
Freeman president Of the conference .
Dr r. * Flanagan. director Of IN
spections State Board OF Health. and
Captain W. W Baker president OF the
State Antituberculosis Association.
Program OF Meeting.
The conference viii open sunday
afternoon The program, Just an
nounced Is as follows
Meeting called 20 order by the presi-
dent.
Opening prayer Rev. J. + Hicks.
ID. d
Address Of welcome Arthur II. Tay-
Tor. editor the Register
Response on behalf of the assocla-
ton. Hon. w. W. Baker.
Presidential address The New So
cial Conscience. % DR.. ID. s Freeman.
Address: The Negros Part in the
New Social Reform Professor ID.
Webster Davis.
Evening In certain Of the churches
night meetings Will be held; and at two
colored churches 10 be selected, mass
meetings OF the colored citizens VIII be
addresses by Rev. Stokes. Of Richmond
Thomas c. Walker Of Gloucester Va.
and by Elizabeth q Shipper. superin-
tendent of the Negro Reformatory
Monday. January %. 1913-Mornins
Session.
Health Organic alton.
Address: The Organization and
Scope of a Modern city Health De
partment. DR.. W. Brownley Foster.
Chief Health Officer. Roanoke
Address The City Health Depart
inent and Its Control of Communicable
Disease" Dr. A. w. Freeman. As
sistant state Commissioner of Health.
Discussion opened by Or. r. *. Elan
nagan director OF inspection, State
Board OF Health.
General discussion.
Afternoon Session.
The Delinquent and His Family.
Address: The Deliqueut in Jan.
Rev W \. Cooper. Lynchburg-
Address The Problem of the
Tramp" Rev. j. ". Dixon. superin-
tendent Methodist Institute. Rich
mOnd.
Address The Delinquent Parent
and Child. J. Hoee Kicks. probation
officer. Juvenile Court, Richmond.
Evening Session.
Housing in Town and Country.
Address The City Housing Pro-
blern." O. A Weber. executive seCre-
tary Housing Association.
Address A Close View of Some
Mountain Homes. " T. S Settle. State
Supervisor of Rural Elementary Schools
and Southern Field Secretary elect of
the Fairgrounds and ReCreational As
ISOLATION of America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Alleys
Monday nisht-pTize contest. ten
pins
Tuesday-Alcos vs Richmond Lunch.
double header.
"wednesday Bishop Shirt CO. vs.
Everett Waddey Co
Observation-Disclosures vs Cook
Printing Co.
Fridav-T ". Wood a Son- IS
Vaughan Robertson Co.
individual High Scores Last Week at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Evening Session.
Housing in Town and Country.
January 2S.-MOrning
Session.
Charity OrganiZatiOn.

Address. The Scope and Necessity
of Charity Organization Rev. james
Buchanan. secretary Associated Chair
ties Richmond
Address (subject TO be announced
Miss Mary +. Sayrc. secretary Assoc
ciated Charities. Lynch burg.
Address The Diagnosis of Depend
ents Problem. Mrs James Buchanan
Richmond.
I1i-..n,D.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
HOW|TzERS TAKE
EXCITING GAME

The HOwitzers' basketball team wo=
from he Fredericks burg Ave IN a hard
fought and clean game AT the armory
Saturday night by the score Of ~ 10 3s-
The game was very fast and free
from fouls. Fredericksburg making
three and the Howitzers two.
Lawrence and Bell. for the HowitzerE,
played star ball. the former caging
twelve field goals. and the latter eight.
Tucker. at forward. played a consistent
game. as well az Rowe and Ryan. at
guard.
For Fredericksburg. Carter and Tim
berlake played good ball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Lees FavOrite Hymn.

Congregation and visitors arose. at
the suggestion of Mr. Bowie, immedi-
ately before the sermon on the General s
life and work. and sang Lees favorite
hymn. How Firm a Foundation.
The preacher. before seeking for q
deeper Interpretation of Lees life and
character. undertook to review briefly
the deeds and work which have given
him Z place in history. He told of his
early life in Westmoreland County and
his later call TO duty in the Mexican
War. He retOld the story of Lees lead
ership in the four years War Between
the States as commander of the Army
OF Northern Virginia. tale that was
familiar 10 most of those present, and
part of the life of the veterans in cray.
who listened in silence.
Great as Lee was as d leader of men
and as Il genius of war. said NJ r Bowie.
the fame which he gained on the battle
field was only a substructure for the
greater renown which he won by the
deeds of his life in peace. 1t was his
grea tness as d simple citizen of Virginia.
said the preacher. which made him then
and makes him now the idol of his peO-
pie. more than has achievements on
the field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

That boy Williams was certain y
there TUESDAY night. and he won tn
game for the Aicos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Thursday nights games between the
Richmond Lunch and Cook Printing
Company were postponed until fu
ture date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Afternoon Session.
The Problem OF the Child.

Placing Out WOrk and It's SUCCESS.
Thomas G. Walker. Gloucester.
New views OF the social evil speaker
to be announced
Discussion opened by Rev. W. !.
Maybe, secretary Childrens Home
Society of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Evening Session.
Mental Delinquency.

Recent Views Of Hercdity and the
eble- Minded. Dr. III. II. Hart.
chief of child helping bureau of Rus
sell Sage Foundation.
Address The Virginia Colony for
the Feeble Minded" DR. A s Priddy.
superintendent state Epileptic Colony.
Discussion opened by Rev. !. T.
Nastin. secretary State Board of Char
tiles.
Election OF officers for ensuing year.
Resolutions
Adjournment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Shilling continues To improve with
age and ne gives promise o: being one
OF Richmond's best for many years yet.
a. he increases his average each week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Overmann came mighty near IN
foul line in his sixth frame OF the SEC
ond game last week Frank had bette
mt on the brakes u little sooner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE,
Standing Of Clubs.
Newport Prize Winners.
schedule for the Week at Newport

Goode. Hayes. Burks. Thorpe " aGe
Bixby. Lobrnann. Richardson. Lsmbers
Roy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Wreath at Monument.


At the foot Of the Lee Statue on
Monument Avenue rested yesterday
large wreath of evergreen. placed
there by the local members OF the
Daughters of the COnfcderacy. A-Sund
the monument citizens and passersSy
had placed offerings of flowers.
The Daughters will meet at Lee
Camp Hall tonight for the annual
silver tea in honor of the birthday
anniversary. The affair Is one of the
distinctive ceremonies of the year
and attracts d representative gather
ing.
In conformity with prOclamations
issued Saturday by both Governor
Mann and Mayor Ainslie. to-day will
be observed by the State and municipal
offices as u holiday. The court cham bers
of Justice John and one or two other
departments, the nature of which
fOrbids their closing for even day. will
be the lone exceptions
All the public schools viii he open
as usual. The occasion viii be noticed
in special talks at the morning chapel
exercises POst-OffCe hours will not
be erected. since Lees birthday /.
a State and not a national holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Taking the Remingtons as whole
they look good. Why they nave no
won more games ls hard TO unueI
srand. and can be attributed ohiy =
the vacaries of bowling and to tina
peoullar luck which is inherent In tn'
game.