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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of The interior

Department Of The Interior
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX
Arizona. February Attn. 1913.
NOTICE Is hereby given tina,
George r. Pemberton, of Warren,
Arizona, who. on May 2sth, 1908 made
Homestead entry No. 1sS5-e43s1 for
the NE IA NE IA, Sec. 5. T. "a s, r.
"A E., December 18th. 1912, made
add1 I'D. 0ie5s0. for the Sc IA NE
IL, i-s Sc IA, Section 90, Township
% s.. Range "a e, G. & 5. r. Nerd.
ian. has filed notice of intention to
make five year Proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described be.
lcre Jared D. Taylor. L. S. Commits.
sioner. Blsbee. Arizona, on the 18th
day of March, 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
CHARLES !. LUNDVAJL. OF
Ion Luis. Arizona
JAMES Is. SMITH. Of Warren,
Arizona.
SAMUEL c. SMILEY, OF Don
Luis. Arizona
GEORGE F.KIRKfAND. of Don
Luis, Arizona. s4 al
FRANK II. PARKER.
Register.
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Legal Advertisements.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
IN THE COUNTY OF COCHiSE
STATE OF ARIZONA

N THE Matter Of the Estate AM
Guardianship Of VALMOUR l..
TERREBONNE. ALBERT r. TER
REBONNE, EFFGE G. TERRE
BONNIE. PAUL J. TERREBONNh
LEILA N. TERREBONNE. AND
BEVERLY v. TERREBONNE.
Minors
Notice Of Hearing Petition
NOTICE is hereby given that N
mosa f. Terrebonne. has filed in thi
court Her Petition praying that she
the said Mimosa Y. Terrebonne. be
appointed Guardian of the Persons
and Estates OF the above named Min
ors. and that the same will be heard
on Thursday the 18th day Of Febrti-
AIRY, A. D., 1919. at 1000 O'Clock il
the forenoon Of said day, at tbs
Courtro0m Of said eour., in the City
of Tombstone, County Of Cochise.
State Of Arizona and all persons in
terested in said estate are notified.
then and there 20 appear and show
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ORDINANCE NO 1854.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE COLLECTION AND DIS
POSAL OF GARBAGE AND
REFUSE AND DEFINING
CERTAIN PUBLIC

CERTAIN PUBLIC
NUISANCES
BE IT Ordained by the Mayor anc
Common Council Of the City of Bis
| bee as follows: .n
Section l. After March i. 1913
each inhabited structure in this city
shall be permanently provided with a
substantial garbage can or cans o.
sufficient size to contain all garbage
OF such building prior to its removal
as hereinafter provided, said cans
shall be Of galvanized iron, and 50
constructed as to retain without leak.
age all garbage therein placed ana
shall have closely fitting covers of the
same material, and shall be kept COW
cred at all times except when beins
emptied or actually in use as herein
provided, and shall be kept in some
convenient place where the driver OF
the City garbage wagon may find the
same and remove the garbage there
from.
Sec 2. The duty of providing such
cans and covers and to see that the
same are kept in the place and condf
ton required is hereby imposed upon
each the owner, lessee, tenant or per
son in possession of such building
and it shall be unlawful for any ten
ant or person in occupancy or pos
session of any building and premises,
or part thereof, within this city. 70
dispose of any garbage or refuse ex.
cept as herein provided
Sec. 3. All garbage IN or on any
building or PREMISES within this cts
shall be collected and deposited b.
the person responsible for its produc-
iiou in the garbage can or cans pro
vided for the use OF said building or
premises, and said cans shall at ali
times be kept covered so as TO ex.
cl'gfs thor. from all insects and to Be
as nearly air tight as possible, ano
no person net an occupant Of said
building or premises shall without II.
cense or permission of The owner or
orher person In charge or contro
thereof use any OF said cans. OF un
cover or remove the same. and no
garbage shall be removed tberefrom
except BY some person actually en-
gagged in the work OF Transporting TIRE
same beyond The limits Of the City
70 Att't7lFl- ~ oANit e~ftittf- 1eta sAAeNta
be placed or kept in any other reeep-
tecle or upon any wooden or like 40
sorbent foundation or base
Sec T. Il gnaiI be the duty Of
each owner. tenant, lessee. occupant
or person in possession or sny build
ing or premises TO remove or to
cause 20 be removed to The City gar
bage dump all garbage 50 deposited
in said cans at the, following, times. &c
n'it: In The case OF brftete dwellings
and residences at gaast once in every
-four oays in ali other cases. at Ieasr
onee IN every two days.
Sec. 3. All livery stables and
places gksre animals, are kept shall
be provided By the rIkrson conduct
ing or owning the same or having pos
session Of the premises. with a fiy
tight OF screened bcx and all manar.
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LaokIna Far Inta ,se Futurr.

ITALY has added To her agricultural
area by drsialng the great Fucins
marshes and thus providing a living
for hundreds Of thousands OF her pow.
eTty-stricken population. It win prob
ably be hundreds Of years before
Amsricai Is so Tricky populated thai
additional area viii Of necessity have
to be acquired for farming. but wher
the time arrives there win be engI
neers able and willing 10 drain tbs
great lakes
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who. on March 9Th, 1908, made Home
stead entry, No. 1424O4l73. for SW
Ia, Section /. Township % s.. Range
&c y. G. & S. r. Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention 20 make three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Jared ID.
Taylor. U, s. Commissioner. Bisbee.
Arizona, on the 18th day of March.
1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
BABE ARNETT. Of McNearl, Ari-
zona.
JOSEPH F. PARvIN. of Bisbee
Arizona.
JOHN w. CLARK, OF Bisbee, Arl.
IONA.
WILLIAM A. DIETZMAN, of Me
Neal, Arizona
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
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enc Aneunssd . somethIna.

King Humbert once visited Flor.
ence and at a receptions OF the arts
tocrary irqufred Of each noble pre-
sented what his occupation was.
Nothing. majesty" was the uniform
reply until 1t came the tnrn Of the
Marquis Ginori. who had lost caste
somewhat because OF his manufacture
OF pottery. = am a potter. maesta-
maker OF majolica." said the mar
quis in response tc the kings ques
ton. Thank Cod cried the. king
there IS enc noble n Florence who
does something
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior
U. S. LAND OFFICE at PHOENIX
Arizona, February 4th, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Viii
liam f. Koch, of Lowell, Arizona, who,
on January 9th. 1905, made Home.
stead entry. No. 164-0l759, for n II
Ne Ia, Sec. 20; and S IL Sc IA of
Section e, Township % s., Range
&c E., G & s. r. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make five year.
proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above described, before Jared ID. Tay-
Tor. U. S. Commissioner, al Arizona.
Bisbee, on the 18th day of March,
1913.
Claimant names at Witnesses:
WILLIAM r HALL,
QUINTMAN LOE,
WILLIAM j. RUCASTLE,
FRANK J. CRIST1SI, al, of Low
ell, Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register
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FOR SAI4z-Patagonia offers many
opportunities for live mipins men.
cal locate you oQ good inside
copper and silver claims that viii
sell for big money this year. Have
good shipping copper property for
sale or lease on liberal terms. ThiT-
" years a pioneer in this district
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ORDER OF OWLS.
K. & |. Q. S.

Knights and Ladies OF Security meet
in Medigoyich Hail every End and
4th Thursday
JAMES F. HUMPHREYS, President.
GRACE DOWNING. Sec'y., BOX 800.
ANNA NJ. SHIELDS, Financier.
P. o. Box 1471.
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in THE SUPERIOR COURT
IN THE COUNTY OF COcH' Sc,
STATE OF ARIZONA

IN TIE Matter of the Estate G.
JOHN c. ANDERSON,
Deceased
Notice Of Hearing Petition.
NOTICE is hereby given that Aug
ust Johnson. has filed in this court
his Petition praying that he, the said
August johnson. be appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate OF John G. An
derson. Deceased. and that the same
VIII be heard on Thursday, the I3th
day of February, A. d., 1919, at 1000
O'Clock IL che forenoon of said day,
az the Courtroom of said court in the
City OF Tombstone, County of Cochise.
State Of Arizona, and all persons in
terested in said estate are notified.
Jhen ana there to appear and show
.arse, if any the have, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
J. Z. JAMES,
Clerk of the Superior Court
BY c. b. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Dated January 2Sth, 1918. 223
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cause. If any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted
J. Z. JAMES,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
BY C. b. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Datad January 2Sth.. 1913. ga.
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REVIEW WANT ADS

Advertisements under this head
each issue with a minimum charge 81
reach The Review office not later tn
P1oTning's paper
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Male Help Wanted

NANTED--First class house carpen-
Ter. Apply TO Robt, MeCartpey.
Copper Queen carpenter shop
SOP.
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FOR SALEAOne hundred dne white
Leghofn hens delivered to Bisbee,
or DoHelea az $1,000 per dozen. ".
II. TarrcH. st. David, Ariz. BIZ
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For Sale---MisceIlaneous.

fOR SALE-Three houses and lots
on Orchard or Brophy Ave, good
property 70 rent. Inquire OF Joha
Farley. 227-C orchard Ave. $50
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. S. LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX,
Arizona, February 4th. 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Charles II. Ware Of Lowell Arizona
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FOR SALE-ZG hp. automobile pas
senger. New tires. good condition
Price sz5099 Apply JnO. Pemper
thy GleesOu. Ariz. te5.
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at the rate Of I cent per word for
IS cents. advertisements must
In 8 p. m. for insertion IN ths next
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Bassett Watkins, Sec'y. F. &c a. NJ.
G. w. Stewart. II. P.
F. E. Bennett, T. /. NJ.
J.. T. Abrams, u. c.
w. R. Banks, Sec'y. Huachuca Coun.
eli, r. A. NJ 6 K. T.
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR

WEEK ENDING FEB. 8, 1918.
a Thursday-Blue, Regular
100 Friday
!" Saturday
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Write me. VIM. Powers, Patagonia
Arizona. 552
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STEAM heated rooms at the Golden
Main st sc
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IMPROVE your social standing, ono
hundred cards and engraved copper
plate in latest tiffany script two
dollars. Shaded Old English or any
shaded letters one hundred en-
sraved cards three dollars an
twenty-five cents James webb Co
312 W. 9th St. Los Angeles. Par
90
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MONEY TO LOAN-On real estat,
ana negotiable stock and bonds a
5Cs simple interest. Buy your owl
home and pay for it at less thai
$1,000 per month, including bot
note and interest. l., 7. Frazier
Rooms Is and IA Allen Block.
FOUNU-GolC ring. Owner may have
same by calling at Review Office and
identifying same. 36e.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
/. Q. r. Nd
AMERICAN

Meets every Thursday evening at
1889 O'Clock in Pythian Castle. All
visiting Red Meh welcome.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL Sachem.
VI. d. COHEN. Medicine Man.
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J. ]. OLoughlin, w. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
HARVARD OFFERS
VIRGINIA GA N T
But Schedule Being Practically
Complete, Orange and
Blue Must Decline.

Charlottesville. Va. January IL
Nirginia's football schedule viii prob
ably be completed by the end Of the
present week The advisory board of
the General Athletic Association held
brief session to-day. but no decision
was reached IN regard to filling the
single open date. Z was very era tlfy-
ing 20 the mem bcrs Of the committee
10 learn that Harvard had offered Viz
gInia the choice Of three dates, one
being al late a. \Ovem Der =. tho usual
date reserved for the contest with
Dartmouth. at Cambridge. Had not
Virginia already closed with George
town for mid \ovcIn Der. II i quite
probable that that date would have
been seriously considered by the Orange
and Bll" ana = prompt a'cebtans 9
wired Harvard he attendance IN the
STADIUM fha- late in the season runs
way up into the thousands. and Viz
gluia- treasury would no doubt be
oon-l dcrabiy enriched with the game
scheduled
Nirginia's schedule a. far as com
uie-ed calls Tor f5c following gaue-
in tho order named south Carolina
Virginia Military Institute. University
Of Georgia. a. Atlanta. Vanderbilt.
GeoiEt town. a. ash nEton. and NOTtn
Caroline a. Flchuond
Tho Carlisle Indians have accepted
virginia challenge for "a mile relay
race 20 pc run a. the FIFTH Regiment
arIu0ry games. 20 bc held iu Baltimore
Oh the right OF February IS
on the same night the uilc relay
race 20 determine the cnanl pIvnshi p
Of the South Atlantic division will
he run. Nearly ct dozen Institutions
WIZ compete. lnf iuding G"0rsetown.
Johns tinpklu- Virginia, North Car
oIIra. Washington and Ice George
~ a-lirEfol. Virginia poiyfcc huic In
-.l-lfo and the Agricultural and Me
Drauiral College 90 North Carolina.
conflict ru oates VIII prora bi -
Prevent Virginia sending "a rcrre-crf-
.-.r. .4s fn both tfc George Wash
irEf.fr and Richmond n.ret-. bofn ~
etf.h ar. -. ffdl,eG for tho nigh, OF
ftfr..r. move f~ on flat 20
Dave .f. f' rulud neof advanced 81.
|.r ttHrIrr-. probably rho sfI 2
r. t4rlr r.4sr Virginia nin ecrd
N.f main SQUAD fn -fr George Wa-r
--.n r.atI a relay team wiil tc
f" 70. i.H.nfil. however. 20 run
Wash rlfHr AND irr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
M'GRAW STRONG
FOR PERUVIAN

New York, January 2l--John }
McGraw. the actor. made quick
change to John J. McGraw, the base
ball manager to-day. and was at the
Giants office.
Manager McGraw showed what long
chances nc takes In choosing ball play
ers when he announced the facts sur
rounding the signing Of Big I'd Perry
man. of Richmond. Isst year AS
pitcher Perryman stands far down TO
ward the foot OF the list OF virginia
League boxmcn. One or McSsaW
scouts notified the Giant manager about
Perrymsu early last season. lie salo
he wasn't "A good pitcher. but that ne
was feet 81 inches tall. weighed ABOUT
2OO pounds and had speed and curves
He was Just a green backwoccsinah
with no experience. and did not know
how 20 make use Of his talents
The strange thing about the sishi,le
Of PERUVIAN was that At the Tune nc
alfred ms name 20 a contract ne hac
not won "A single game for Richmond
He pitched several and lost them All
That made no difference with McCIa"
and n told his scout to get him ana nc
now believes that in Perryman ne na7
tho making Of another Jcn Icsreau-
The Ozark Bear Hunter was the same
Kind Of an experienced young eiah'
when NicGraw frs took him. Perry
man IL going 20 be placed IN tie nanos
Of Coach Robinson just ae soon as nc
arrives IN Marsn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
|YALE'S SCHEDULE .
/ IS LONGEST EVER
Eli Baseball Team Will Play
Thirty-One Games-Vir-
ginia Clubs Included.

New Haven. Conn, January a.
Manager Corteiyou to-day announced
Yale's baseball schedule for 1913. IL
consists OF thirty-one games, eighteen
on Yale Field. and is the longest
schedule in years. Two more games
may be played. one each with Prince
ton and Harvard. in New York city,
in case OF a tie.
Yale will start the season earlier
than ever before. the opening match
being slated for March 81. Yale has
five games scheduled for that week
two in Norfolk and three in Washing
ton. Washington and Lee. the South
Orange Field Club and Columbia are
new opponents. and Tufts has not been
met In several years.
An innovation is made for the Easter
trip by meeting Holy Cross and Penn
sylvania in the South.
The schedule follows:
March "a. Washington and Lee at
Norfolk: %. Holy Cross at Norfolk:
a. Pennsylvania at Washington, rs,
Georgetown at Washington: 26 Cath
oDc University at Washington; 20.
South Orange Field Club at Yale
Field.
April ?. New York University at
Yale Fie!d; S. Trinity at Yale Field !;
Q. New York National League Club
at Polo Grounds; u. Wesleyan at Yale
Field: 10. Fordham at Yale Field; 10.
University OF Vermont at Yale Field !:
q. Columbia at Yale Field Is. George
town az Yale Field 20. Pennsylvania
at Yale Field: 30. Tufts at Yale Field.
May ?. Virginia at Yale Field: 3.
Brown at Providence; 7. Amherst at
Yale Field; 10. Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia IA. Dartmouth at Yale Field ;
Il. Holy Cross at Worcester, Fl. Brown
at Yale Field "a. Cornell at ithaca !;
p. Williams at Yale Field: 81, Prince
ton at Yale Field
June 4. Holy Cross az Yale Field: :.
Princeton at Princeton: r. Prince
ton in New York City. In
case OF tie; "a. Cornell at Yale Field /;
II. Harvard at Yale Field 10. Harvard
at Cambridge. 81. Harvard at New
York. in case OF tie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
PENN IN vITES
RELAY RUNNERS

philadeiphia January 2l.-The an
nual intercollegiate and interscholastic
relay races Of the University OF Penn
svlvania will be held on Franklin Field
April %. and will be open 70 all the
colleges and universities of the nlteu
states and Canada There Will be three
races to determine me college cham lon-
ship Of America. one race VIII be for q
mile each OF the contestants running
the quarter The second race VIII be
at four miles. each member OF the relay
team running q mile. The third race
will be for a distance Of Two miles,
each runner going half mile
For several seasons. Pennsy's relay
meet has been the largest track carnival
OF its KIND in college athletics. More
than 200 relay teams have been entered
IN past meets. and il is expected that
greater number viii contest this year.
The Pennsylvania authorities have.
with unusual care. classified the various
colleges and universities into groups and
have arranged events for the different
groups The champio events. however.
are open The prizes include silk ban
ners gold watches. and silver cups.
In addition 10 the relay races there
will also be scratch events. open only
TO college men. graduate or under
graduate, in which the first prize viii
be a gold watch i0o-yard dash. 100
yard hurdle. high jump. broad jump.
shot-put hammer-jhrOw. discus. and
DOle vault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
AUGUST BELMONT
HONORED AGAIN
Jockey Club Names Him Chair
man-Races at jamestown, /
Beginning March 81.

New York, January 2i.-AuEust
Belmont was reelected chairman for
the current year by the stewards of
the Jockey Club IN annual meeting.
His election was supplemented as
follows: +. x. Sturgis. secretary and
treasurer. ". :. Vosburgb. handi-
capper A. Daingerfeld. assistant secre-
tary. The meeting was attended by
August Belmont. F. K. Sturgis. II. Z.
Knapp and Andrew Miller.
At the conclusion of the election the
Jockey Club granted dates to various
racing associations az follows
jamestown j. G.. Norfolk. Va.
March 81 10 April Il. inclusive rs
days.
Hartford Agricultural and Breeders
Association Havre dc Grace. Md,
April Is TO May !. inclusive ~ days
Maryland J. c.. Pimlico. Md. May
to May 20 inclusive 10 days.
II. y. fCurley') Brown. general
manager OF the Maryland state Fair
Laurel. asked the approval OF the
stewards 70 conduct race meeting
for the month Of October. The matter
was laid over for further considera-
ton
The following licenses were granted .
Trainers-H O.. Bedweu. Andrew
O. Biakely. Mathew Brady. ". II
Brooks Frank 5 Brown, w A.
Burttscheil. George y. CochTanc Thorn
as Collins. Edward Davis. james GaSs
James JohnstOne. z. II. Jones. a
Laferty, George ". Langdon. Paul
J. Fox. a. ". Foulk. Wayne Lewis.
John NfacCormick W. =. McGivney.
G.. d Mack. Andrew Malone. II
Marshall. J. ". May. George H
Martin. T. j. Moore. J. W. Pangie. c
r. Patterson. John D. Paul, Joseph
A West. !. d Wagnon. l. G Whkcr-
son. A. thinner and Fred Schaike-
Jockeys-Vincent l.. Adams. II. Cha
peII George w. Corey. Lloyd De
ronde, Carl ). CAM. Edward TeIbert.
&. T. Martin. John Minton. Villain
Quinn. H Skirving. Harry SuIder
and Roscoe c. Troxler-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
KONETCHY WANTS .
$500 SALARY
Big Ed, First Stacker of Cards,
Is Making Big
Demands.

St. Louis. Mo. January 2i-Unless
the Cardinals hand over 81. go per year to
Big Ed. Konetchy they Will have 20
look elsewhere for a first sacker- The
hard hitting and lightning fielder OF the
National outfit has just issued his deh
20 the Cardinal bosses that he must
nave this sum for covering first base or
he will quit the game
When the Cardinal officials heard
this ultimatum from Big Ed. they sent
for Manager Miller Higgins in "a hurry
Miller was informed that he must get
rid OF such high priced star az konet-
chy, no matter what the outcome may
be Higgins - said TO have objected
to letting Big Ed. go. but he was
voiced down by the indignant protests
OF the club owners, who proclaimed
that konetchys terms were absurd
Higgins was told 10 put Honey on
the market for a pitcher. outnelder and
second baseman. and If enough good
men are offered for him. Konetchy VIII
be found in another iowa this season.
Both Pittsburgh and Chicago have
made overtUres for Big Ed. and Others
are expected to be heard from within
the next few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
NEED MONEY TO
H OIL D REGATTA
Philadelphia Anxious for Races,
but Campaign for Financial
Aid Necessary.

Philadelphia. January 2l-At the
annual meeting of the Schuylkill
Naval Board. held last night. it
vas decided TO appoint Il com
mittee for the purpose OF finding
means whereby the Naval Board will
be in d better position financially at
the next meeting to make application
for the national regatta. The COM
mittee. which is constituted as follows
Tucker. chairman. Truitt. Drummer and
White. have been given power to try
and secure the necessary funds which
will guarantee the Naval Board in try
ing 20 induce the National Association
10 award the regatta here this year.
Although the majority Of the clubs be-
longing TO the Naval Board are in favor
OF having the regatta held here. 10 was
thought that at this time. especially
when taking into consideration that the
national regatta VIII be held in July.
right after the People, regatta, that
IL might have an effect on the local
regatta
The committee viii Interview various
men interested ir tho welfare Of rowing
with view Of securing the necessary
funds Tor che national. which will be
close 20 s. 90 and unless there r. suf-
fcient guaranteed D. j. more than likely
that At the next meeting of the Schuyl-
kill Naval Board. which viii be held
at the call of Commodore Mas that
on account Of the extra expense
the clubs viii rot make application for
the national although % Is practically
assured thai should this city desire tho
bag slas-ic that fhr different delegates
belonging Co. 90" rational Association
VIII award o. 20 THIS city or account
of the last regatta ri ffTE was held mere
in 1907 being such o. big success.
Several ~ the representatives were
81 the opinion that on account Of the
three biE rcgtttas. the American re-
gstta. tho Srhgyihu navy and the
Pcopie's regatta there would be
enough interc-f from a local rowing
standpoint fhfs year without making
application for the national and there
~ giaciag tho different clubs under
additional expense 'fhc following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year Commodore. Philip Mas. Cree
cent Boat club. who has held that
position Tor number - years. vice
commodore. George q. NaiiOy. Jndinc
Boat club scrrefary. Dudley q. Ohm
bcr Quaker city Barge. treasurer,
Howard Young. Malta Boat Club.
and ioakccpcr Charles D.. Solder. Jr.
Quaker Citg Barge Club. Secretary
Climber notified the board that he
would VERY much like % be relieved %
the position and viii step down a. soon
o. . capable successor H. selected.