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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
KraI estatr 1llanteu

WANTED. TIMBER AND FARM LAND
acres. with one half million feet or
more pine State first letter how
far TO station. condition OF buildings.
how much open land and what adapt
ed to. Prefer dealing with owner
l. No. 102. care Times Dispatch.
w y y Z ED. RENTAL PROPERTY
valued between two and three thou
sand dollars i'm exchange for first
mortgage note OF $4,000. bearing 4
per cent interest. Apply l19 Mutual
Building.
WANTED. INFORMATION REGARD
.ne good land for sale. NORTH
WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY.
minneapolis, Mimi.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. \, CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
cSsary blanks.
NORTHERN BUYERS WANT SOUTH
ern farms: direct dealing with own
ers; no commission. What have YOU
KEEPERS BUREAU, Box 1854 Al
lanta. Ga.
WANTED. TO BUY 90 TO IOo-FoOT
scribe fully and give lowest cash
price. Address II 1872, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. TO EXCHANGE My FARM
of 30 acres. close To railroad; @lie
dwelling and outbuildings. for city
property III liT. care TimcsDis
patch.
WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE
a country store and dwelling. al or
near some depot. Address l. 1903,
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

ZOO WEST MAIN STREET. SEVEN
rooms. bath. $3.50 year.
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cot WEST MAIN STREET. EIGHT
rooms. bath, SS6o year
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COME AND SEE Us. WE WILL ADJ
wise YOU ana will make Il piece of
lair to suit the hat.
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asuuItrp, 4srrs am RtUr s51ork

/ HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
To sell one OF the best English bred
stations that ever trod on four feet.
Any one wanting bargain viii do
we'll to communicate with me. lie
weighs 1900 pounds, seven years old.
Kind and gentle, work in any har-
ness Reason for selling. people in
this section prefer TO breed to scrubs
for Sc rather than SIS for the best
colts ever seen. VIII sell on good
paper. T. q. POOL. Trustee, Eir
i,illna Va
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c516 KENSlNGTON AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms, bath, range iatfope, Si'u
wear.
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." SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. UPPER
Hat, five rooms. bath. $50 Year.
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Real estate for Rent.

los LADY STREET. FOUR ROOMS.
! so year
t2l5 SOUTH RANDOLPH STREET.
l., five rooms. si5o year
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AUTOMOBILE STORAGE DEAD AND
sliVc) for rent very cheap: can ac-
ccinmodatc nifty Phone $3.50.
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Nos >. :. II AND 10 CPPEE FLATS,
ON Robinson Street, five rooms, bath
gas range. $40 Year
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@ooa WEST GRACE STREET. UPPER
apartment eight rooms. bath hot
w1tor heat, sin closets. sos Year.
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Gp5 NORTH TENTH STREET TEN
rooms. bath, latrobe. $3.50 year.
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I'pE RENT. HOUSE SUITABLE For;
rocmcvs or boardcrs. Address T., 700
care Times Dispatch
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.S0G rAE< AVENUE, SEVEN ROOMS,
S23.jU.
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IT'S y GREAT SAVING TO YOU TO
use Your own combingS but we have
best French hair in stock that We
cam match any shade. our charges
are so moderate. Shampoong. dry
ing by electricity.
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RICHMOND TRUST ~ SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department. @. a Haw-
kins. MaMAEcr.
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YOUR HAIR Commensurate MAX l..
your combinSs into beautiful
switches. pompadours, Wigs, etc, in
the most artistic manner.
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FOR RENT GREAT, NEW TEN ROOM
country residence Apply to GEO K
HLDGI\S. I'AlmNrt. Va
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HALE STORE FOR RENT AT 3o3 r.
FiroaG Street. best location in the
az no af'tIe ;,!rdrcs. Phone Mon
roc 2lrT
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autompbtIes dfnr RaIr

- 49,.
FOR Sale; CADILLAC AUToMo BII.E,
1911 model. ,hve-passenser in " fIne
eonh,aon' only MY, run 1000 miles fully
II 1874. care Times Dispatch.
Will EXCHANGE NEW AUToNo-
pic tor desirable lot Address * 1875,
--care Times- Dispatch.
FOR SALE. MITCHELL SIN-CYLJN-
DER Nen-passenSer 50-horsepower
nomr,ins car fully euuippcd; perfect
owner: selling because have pur.
chased new car. 707, care Times
FOR SALE. PACKARD ..sS" STAND
nower' six-eyiinder AUTOMOBILES. new.
SHOW. i SOP care Times 6 6HsS,%eS''e
condition; seven passenger: will sell
Te HSn s,r Sn u. be seen ~, WILL.
West Broad.
FOR SALE oLDsMOBlLE ROADSTER,
:6-horsepower. in ilrst-class condi,
tion: Phone Madison 7:b7 foN. demon
ei,a .--
FOR RENT. AUTOMOBILE STAGE, So.
Phone Madison $3.50.
AUTO FOR SALE.-ONE 5O-HOISg-
rowe fiour.eyii,nuer Thomas in good
This car can be bought, cheap for
cash or would trade for smaller car.
call Madison 30SG or apply 700 West
Broad Street.
FOR SALE. FIVE PASSENGER. SIN
cylinder. 6O-horsepower automobile.
IN perfect running order Price. $40.
VIII demonstrate. Address Il 80.
carc Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. 1911 MODEL BRUSH Az
toinobiie In first-class condition:
complete equipment: Il bnraain to
quick purchaser. Address u 227
car" Times Dispatch.
RtICK TOURING CAR RUN 500
miles only good as new. for sale
cheap. Must go quick. q. w KNAPP,
~ West Broad.
FOR SALE. OR WILL TRADE FOR
real estate, one Kline roadster: also
seven seat Kline. seVen-seat Odds
mobile. all in good condition Apply
to $40 North Graham Street.
TO SELL. ONE AUTOMOBILE DE-
livery wagon. in good condition.
Phone Madison 1922.
FOR SALE, AUTOMOBILE. FOUR
hrst-class condition. Bargain TO
quick purchaser. BROAD STREET
GNEAGE. l63l West Broad.
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c3os STUART AVENUE. NINE ROOMS,
bath. hot water heat, combination
fixtures. SiNU year.
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j2G2 ASHLAND. FOUR ROOMS, SIS.
l19 SOUTH FOURTH STREET SEVEN
rooms. Sl9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE. STREET.
floor IL heart of business section;
iIghi and heat i4rn,sheed Bent Very
& BLAKE % North Eighth street
WANTED COUPLE WITHOCT Chill
{ dreu TO taxi house IN suburbs. and
hoard man and wife. owners large
lot FOR garden. 2%t, care Times =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

IL YOUR HAT DOES NOT WORK JUST
so. il may he YOU have not sufficient
hair.
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personals

TO LADIES: YOUR HAIR is M
pOrtant.
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FoE RENT. THREE STORY FAC.
tory buildin@. with large storage
room. conveniently located wei
ligHt.d md in every WAY mos, Dc
sir1hlc tor medium izcd, clean and
up-if-jatc manufacturing plant. i'm
one hi"CN OF street car line. scces-
-i,ic to all freight dcpps \, pes-
"tt oc"upie.i H. the Franklin caro-
'fuui manufacturers. Apply or al
dies y H. y NHBi;OUGH 2io1 East
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u SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE UPPER
Nat. five rooms, bath. $40 year.
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OUR CHARGES ARE VERY MoDER
Ale
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STORE OK OFFICES.

j5.o WEST BROAD STREET. STORE
and dwelling. sin rooms. 5000 year.
100 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
store or Office. $l:o0 year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

WE REDNE AND REAlAItE FADED
switches. RlciIAION HAIR STORE.
III North Fifth Street. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

Nos. AND II LOWER FLATS on
south Robinson street four rooms
bath gas range. S225 year.
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rings.
$3.50 AID Ur-soLID GOLD CROSS
and chains.
$Il5 AND uP-soIID GOLD
brooches.
600 AND UP-SOLID GOLD LA VAL
Heres; fine selection.
5000 MD UP--G y Il NTEE>D
bracelets. big values.
$50 AND UP-STERLINci vANIrIEs.
1925 AND Up -CrFF BUTTONS.
stick pins. etc.
$3.50 AND CAMEO BROOCHES.
$3.50 And up-FINE SELECTION OFF
rosaries. ScIiAAFS. Jewelers.,
$50 East Broad, NJ Fifth
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FOR SALE. OLDSMOBILE ROADSTER.
.ih-horkepower in iirst-class condi-
tion. Phone Madison 72b7 foN demon
stration Reason for selling leaving
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ccipt of this AL nmd SO, one sitting
of our - eggs, On Sl.Jc one sitting
uC our SS eggs. All OF above sittings
from prize winning stock. :. =. Bun
Orpingtons. CRESCENT ORPINGTON
YARDS. Highland Park. Richmond.
N. city address NI7 East BROAD
Slr.nt. Phnmn Madisom 463S.
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Ii,s WEST AVENUE. NINE ROOMS
bath, modern. $3.50 year.
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zoo WEST CLAY STREET. UI'pER
fiat, five rooms, SI5r year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

GENUINE. SHErLANp PONIES CALL
and see them. NcNTROSE PONY
FARM. City address. All South
Laurel Street.
FRESH EGGS FROM
yard fed fowls. Phone Madison
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOGIEN. JR., is a
guarantee that il Is done properly:
30 years experience. Cleaning 81;
main springs. 81. ioS East Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

FOR SALE. LEADING DRY GOODS
department store. North Carolina
city. over hundred thousand dollar
business yearly: S21,0uo necessary. r..
HAYDON EONZEL, 1916 High Street,
Petersburg. Va.
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CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission. Full par
ticulars mailed for &C postage. Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER,
Gainesville, Ga
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WRITE QUICkI.Y-LET ME START
YOU in home business that will
bring YOU big money daily. Be your
own boss: spare time. Experience
unnecessary. Let me prove how
guarantee YOU success. VIII show
YOU how received $650.000 quickly.
Address CUNNlNGHAM. President,
Suite 5,I2. Brecht Building, Denver.
COL
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EASTER AND coSFIRAfATfoS GIFTS
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1924 MONUMENT AVENUE, FOUR
teen rooms. two baths, modern. ST.
$50 year.
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.tlS WEST CARY STREET. LOWER
fiat. four rooms. $500 year
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FOR SALE. WELL. BRED PAIR OF
hounds one alone worth SO: just S.
takes the pair WINGFJELD. Lewis
street. near Government Road.
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ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS.
oaEs from exhibition stock s25n:
nOl!lN, 81 sitting Of fifteen. clad TO
c&hib', stock .rn Wickham street
Harioh ilelghts. Va ID T. TALMAN
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS.
from fine layers; sitting 81 Phone
Madison 7l11-.J
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Two PORTERS WANTED FOR
HOTEL WILSON. Burkeviile. Va
MAI. ORDER OPPORTUNITIES -
new propositions No competition.
Make poe profit on dollar order; com
plete oUtiit Toe. MAIL DEALERS
WHOLESALE HOUSE, 344 Franklin
Elln- 'hlAl
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For SALE, FIVE LARGE WORK
horses ana mares. one PoOd single
truck 30, East C:iual
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: - WYCKOTF STRAIN WHITE
LcEhori eggs, $3.50 hundred -
'cnts fifteen. mail orders Il special
y +. f.. SOCTHWAED Route 3.
cltS Phone Monroe i3S9-I.
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10 fOU WANT CAPITAL. or PNRT-
Her with capital; Would like 20 in
Ncstigatc promising enterprise 70
curing FINANCIAL backing. No ad :
vance fee. Send particulars t. O.
Boz. lJhb. Now YORK.
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EGGS FOR SALE s. &. WHITE or
pinGtous. GoVcuatoi's strain OF prize
winners $40 Tot -ItccH g T..
FRIEND. Barton Heights SAOp a.
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6aS EAST MAIN STREET. THIRD
HAT. three rooms. $50 year.
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1912. FItSr-CL
condition: seven passenger; will sell
reasonable Can be seen at WILL
LARD K STRANGE, GARAGE 16oa
West Broad
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IS .\NTED. 800 MEN AND BOYS TO
get first class haircut for ID cents.
Cali on 2603 West Main.
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FOR SALE. PACKARD "3S" STAND
ard phaeton. 1913 model. 6O-horse-
power, iN-cyiinder automobile: new.
never used Immediate delivery.
SHOWN here at recent automobile
show L. 500. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT. AUTOMOBILE, STAGE. So.
Phone Madison y1Sn
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERI-
torious enterprises. Stocks and bonds
sold on commission. Facilities for
Incorporating and reorganization of
companies. For particulars. JOHN
son X co. Bankers, Madison and La
Sale. chicago.
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90 YOU WANT WEALTH.? CAN YOU
make use OF Slon To $1,000? acquired
by cooperating with many people
and saving 81 to $40. Others are
receiving these benefits. why not
YOU? Booklets free. Established
over twenty seven Years Small
loans a speciality. COMMERCIAL
GUARANTEE co. Bankers, 2S North
Ninth
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RICHMOND RAILROAD AND CON
MERCIAL CLAIM BUREAU. IIof-
heimcr Building, can collect your
railroad claims OF city amounts Of
every nature. Full particulars upon
request. Telephone Monroe 22lG.
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w ANTED. PARTNER WITH TIL Il EFT:
hundred dollars to join me In :; strict
" legitimate business that Will bear
the closest investigation. * 100. care
Times Dispatch
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WANTED INFORMATION REGARD
ng good land for sale. NORTH
WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY.
NlionpapoliS Mimi
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
ACQUIT PELKEY
 OF MANSLAUGHTER

Calgary. Can, June 24-After. being out 45 minutes a jury last night ac- quilted Arthur Pelkey of the charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Luther AIcCarty It was charged by the government that Mo Carty died from blow struck by PeI- key during a fight May 24
 Pelkey was jubi1ant when he learned of the verdict and declared it was ex- actly what he expected
 The case was given to the jury at 5:30 o'clock (eentral time).
 The verdict was to the effect that the contest was a prize fight, but that Pelkey was not guilty of manslaugf1- CT inasmuch as the blow he struck was not intended to cause fatal re- suits. A big demons tration followed the announcement of the verdict and as Pelkey stepped from the prisoners box a general rush was made by friends of the accused to shake his hand and extend congratulations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
FOUR YOUNGSTERS
 FOR N. Y YANKEES
Costello from Mt. St. Mary's and HanIey from Manhattan
 Most Promising

Frank Chances still hunt for new blood in the New York Yankee cause has landed four promising recruits, who will report in the immediate fu- ture. The number includes two catchers, pitcher and a second base man.
 Dan Costello is the keystone sacker. He comes from Mount St. Mary's Col lege, Emmetsburg, Pa.s and will re- port today. A number of big leaguers, including Mack, McGraw and Jennings bid for him.
 Williams catcher and hRst base man, a brother of the young sensation of the Browns, is to report July 1. He was purchased from Galveston.
 Tom Hanley, the crack southpaW of Manhattan college, was added to the roster yesterday, and will work out at the Polo Grounds until the team returns from Boston.
 Jay Rogers, a catcher from Rich mond, of the Virginia league, is to report before the Yankees leave on their second western trip.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24

local manager singled after Gleason had famed. Catterson walked and the bases were loaded when Stankard beat out grounder to deep short. cred his double, Edwards hit to Stow and Moves was run down between sec ond and third, while Long forced Ed- wards at second. After that Snyder twfr1ed well.
 Bridgeport got back run in the third. S1lzer walked and stole. Then Garry made his one-hand grab off Snyder. Stow singled and Sf1zer scored. Bowman singled and took third when the ball went through Long, but he was left, as McGamweI1 grounded to Stankard.
 The visitors added another in the fourth. Flanagan singled and went to second while F1aherty was tossing out Vandegrift at first Phillips walked and Flanagan advanced to third when Gleason let throw from F1aherty get through him. Phillips went out to steal second after Bou1tes had whiffed- Flanagan made break for the plate on Flaherty's throw to Ed wards. and Steamer got credit for a steal home. as Edwards returned the ball too late to the catcher to stop the run.8
 What proved to be the winning run was scored by the locals in the sew enth. Gleason singled and stole and Garry singled. Gleason reached third on the hit and then dashed for home when Flanagan fell all over the ball.
 Hridgeport's last run came in the eighth. Stow started off with a pass Bowman fouled out and McGamweIl hit to the pitcher. Stow going to sec ond. Vandegr1ft hit to Gleason in deep short. Instead of holding the ball, Gleason heaved over Standards head and Stow scored. SheIIenberger then famed Phillips The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
M'GRAW WANTS
 BATTING STRENGTH
 AT FOOT OF LIST

Cincinnati, June 24.-AIthough Fred Snodgrass is now way over 300 and hitting furionsly, John J. McGraw keeps him batting eighth and says he will hold him there. 'tIt has just oc- cured to me- says lawn J., 'ethat this old idea of putting the two weak est hitters of the team eighth and ninth, where they can spoil a rally, is fossilized foo1ishness.
 eff the eighth man is a slugger, he will come to the rescue time and again, and. what's more, will do away with the problem that confronts a manager when it's a close pinch, the pitcher up and one down. Tn that sit uation you usually yank the pitcher and send up a reserve batter If he falls down you've accomplished noth- ing and lost a pitcher who, perhaps, was going very fairly, while his suc- cessor may get the life beaten out of him.
 With your eighth batter a 300 point man, you have a good show to get him on, none out, and your pitch CT up-then you can take a chance on keeping the pitcher in, as he may at least deliver a sacrifice or advance the runner on his out. Since Snod- grass has been- burning the 4leathar.-L
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

Only one Washington man has Knocked the ball over the fence on the home lot this season Every vts- itfng team has furnished a man to do the trick.
 Pitcher Frornn1e, the former Cinein- natl Reds finger, looks like a winner with McGraw's Giants.
 Pitcher ''Reb'' Russell of the White sox is doing great work in his first year in the bog show. With good support in the field and a little stick work on the part of the Pirates Marty O'Too1e is a hard pitch CT to beat
 Bobby Wallace has been playing third base for the St. Louis Browns He seems to be just as much at home at the hot corner as at short
 shortstop 1Rabbitt'' Naranville is proving a sensation with the Boston Braves. The little fellow Is a won de irn making difficult stops.
 Manager Ramsey of the Troy New York state league club has strength ened his team in signing First Base man Barry, the former Yankee, and Pitcher KuIl, formerly of the Philles. 
 After Columbus defeated Indianapo- lis, 24 to 13. (the other day. Manager Mike Kelley of the Indians declared that he would go out on the highways and byways and sign an entire new outfit.
 Joe Birmingham, the Maps leader, is out to have the rule which prohibits blocking off of base runners on thrown balls enforced Joe claims that the Maps are getting the worse of the blocking stuff.
 Connie Hdaclx's latest find is Inflelder Edward Cawley of the Lowell high school nine. While CawIey has not yet signed with the Athletics, it Is e1- pected that he will send i'm his con- tract in few days
 So far this season, the Cubs have played fine ball at home. If they could do as well on the road, the Phil lies, the Giants, the Superibas and the Pirates would have to play something like nine innings every time they meq the Eyers clan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
Lavery Succeeds
 DeFOrest As Clerk
 Of The City Court

Attorney and Former Alderman Hugh J. Lavery is now clerk of the city court Following the resignation of Attorney Robert G. DeForest, yes terday, Judge CoughHn appointed Mir. Lavery.
 DeForest resigned on the ground that the duties of the o1erkship were so exacting that he could not give suf- ficient attention to his law practice. The cIerkshtp pays s1,600 per year. Attorney DeF7orest was president of the Common Council until the city court appointments were made. Then he resigned to accept the City court clerkship.
 MT. Lavery, his successor, is a grad uate of the Yale Law school, '09, and is widely known. He has served as alderman on important committees, and has been clerk of the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24

October, 1909, Bowler was matched with Digger Stanley at the London National Sporting club for the worlds title, and Stanley won by a knockout in eight rounds. Last year Stanley's hold on the championship passed to Ledoux, who put the Britisher to sleep in seven rounds, and there the
 matter rests so far as Europe is con cerned. Cou1on's record, brilliant as it is, consists of victories over Amerf- can boxers only, and the contention of European critics that Coulon should beat Ledoux first before grabbing the worlds title, seems a pretty sound ar gument.
 Ledoux has just recently arrived in the states from France and is now To- cated at Boston, where he had a bout and expects to have another soon. The French boy is anxious to get on with Coulon for the worlds title, and that is the principal reason for his com ing over. He can afford to wait a while, however, and take on the win ner of the CouIon-W Williams match. providing the winner does not want too much time before engaging in an- other real contest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-24
Johnny Coulon Must Beat Frenchman to
 Hold Worlds Title

The matching of Johnny CouIon, of Chicago, bantam weight champion, gfth Kid Williams of Baltimore, who mas been a-persistent challenger since he fought Johnny 10 rounds in New York eight months ago. by Tom Mo Carey's club of Los Angeles, will not be for the worlds title, as many writ FITS announce Coulon does not hold The worlds title, but the champion Hhlp of America Charlie Ledouv, the French boy, is the champion of Europe.
 The last time that an international battle at the weight was fought was In 1904s when Joe Bowker beat Frankie Mel in London and was ac- repted es the worlds champion after wards Prom that date down to Octo- Der. 1909. Bowker successfully de- Tended his title against all corners, the only defeats he sustained during that eirne were from Jim DriscolI, Al Del mont. Charlie Griffin and Sammy OsTaoIe. none of whom were capable of making the bantam weight limit and excepting in Driscoll's case. the bouts were of short duration. In