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Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
MORE SLIDES AT PANAMA
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

PANAMA, Nov. Earth slides at the bottom of the Culebra Cut ars again giving the canal authorities trouble No vessels passed through since Friday, but it is expected that traffic will be resumed tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
Miss Christabel Pankhurst in cap and

Miss Christabel Pankhurst, the fla nous English suffraget, began her campaign in the United States with monster mass meeting in New York on October 24. She hopes to include every city of importance in this country in her lecture tour. It is not usually known that Miss Pankhurst is privileged to write the letters L. L. B. after her name. The degree was conferred on her by Vic- toria College at Manchester, Eng Band.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
IN FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs. o. c. McNary, wife of pr. McNary, proprietor of the farmer drug store here, arrived in Tempe yesterday morning to join her hus- band. She comes from the former family home at Corona, California.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
GLENDALE
SELLS CATTLE

John Marley received ten cars of cattle from his ranch south of Hol- brook, Ariz. Part of these cattle were sold to J. M. Walsh, the remainder will be pastured on MT Marley's ranch southwest of Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
BEFORE THE JUDGE

Three complaints have been heard before Justice of the Peace E. P. Carr so far this week. Two MeXi- cans, arraigned Monday on charge or drunkenness and disturbing the peace. were given a choice of ten dollars or ten days Having the cash they chose to purchase their free dom. A third drunk, an Indian, was arraigned before the judge yesterday and given a like sentence.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
ALMOST COMPLETE

The carpenters are putting the last of the roofing on the addition of the Stapley company's store building. There is little more to do before the tearing down of the old structure.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
ORDINANCE No 29.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC TION OF ORDNANCE NO. 2S (NEW SERIES) OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
p. O. INSPECTOR HERE

Postoffice Inspector C. F. Dutton of San Francisco. paid regular visit to the local office Monday eve ming.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
PROGRESSING NICELY

Billy Wooten is recovering rapidly from the effects of his operation at the South Side hospital.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04

Tomson, Miss Beard, Miss Wills, Miss Ludwig, MT. and Mrs. Mullin. MT. Jennings, A. T. Bird, Professor Ken well and C. Welsh.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
CANDIDATES HERE

Congressman Carl Hayden and Chas. Ward, formerly state senator from Boulder, Colorado, addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting in the plaza Monday at one o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04

SPROCKET WHEEL, crank hanger and pedal post for motorcycle, lost. Re
 ward for return to Republican agency. Tempe or Mesa If
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04

REXALL ROOMS, 27 West Main, Cove F.. Phelps. Prop. Most modern house in Mesa. Hot and cold water, baths and lavatOries. once used you will have no other. Rates reasOnable.-Ad- VertiSement al
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
LAST WEEKS WEATHER

The thermograph at the entomology lcal laboratory recorded the follow ing maximum and minimum temper atures for each day last week.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04
REPORTED MUCH IMPROVED

Mrs. Fred Walsh. who has been se- riously ill at her home for the past week, is reported much improved
Arizona republican., 1914-11-04

Repaired and Rebuilt. We repair lamps. wind- shields and lenders. We also replace glasses in windshields and lamps, and do coppersmith work West Van Buren St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
RACES


First race.,tiv" and half furlougs-Mrs
amp los WoodH, to 2 6 TO and J to ;
hrst' Toy Boy. u2 tEobbinst 9 TO / even
c.hu 10 = second; fuba 10 80 Bricnp. to
20 ana 10 o. third Time. i;O5 2-5
nhit welsh. Charles Guctz Visible Kenneth
McGiiI ats0
Second race-si1 furiongs-Larso. lo7 ,Tav-
;nr). 70 = even and TO :. nrst; Superi
lV' 'Mo'esworthi. to .. IL 70 10 and 10 4
tecoh1 Thomas Hare. los GENTRY 10 l.
. 20 ana TO 8, third. Time i:l3 Fred,
Johnson. Wool, Violet May Little al;
GYM, Big Lumax. Agnes q aud Muy Buen.
Third rece-one mlle-orig lna,or. os
'Joncsl. To |, 20 and even nrst. An
:e.us 100 Mcintyre). to l. to ana to
= second; Prince Conrad. 100 tMott, to |
70 nnd to 10, third Time. l:39 Si-cp-
inhd' Marshal TiIshndn. Quick Trip Cooi
rEi"na Van Horn. Eye White. Helen Huv-
h!hs. Swede Sam and Dutch Rock also ran
Fourth race-Pachucha uandicnp six FUR
,ongs- Henry Wuibank. 20 (Jonest II to
" TO ana s to :, first. Furions los tWooist
70 :. 10 and l 10 3. second. Bing. 81
lPhiitlpbl. TO / : to ana even third
Lime, LIZ Edith W, Bonnie Chance and
Fay streak also ran.
Sy, ivo tliohnant. L. to l. to and 20
:. hret Coma, s. tMottl. to l. 8 10 3 ami
to o. second; Hazel c., 100 tMetcaID IL TO
:. :" ana . TO = third. Time. i:0, I'D
ainohhiko, Cloak. Orha Smile. Doc Allen
OrlnaT Lad Coos, Sidney Peters. Zulu and
Silnco Jimmie also
SKIN race-one mt.e-keisetta. ico ,Motp.
~ tCo!linsI. TO |, even and I 10 :. second,
First star los tTaylorl. . to 2 even AMI
q 10 third Time, l:37 a-5 Anne Niece.
handsdero and Sea Ciin also ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
MORAN JUMPS TO
BUFFALOFE DE:RALS

Lexington Va. March l2-The Tigers
have missed 4 chance TO have two
cheermast.rs on their pitching STAFF
THIS GEAR, Tor Pitcher Harry Moran.
whom they farmed 70 Prominence. and
VINO was later EARNED 10 Portland. has
hUrdied [" the Federal League and
VIII pitch for Larry Schlany's Bisons
on and after juno Ia which IS when
Washington and Lee Cuiversitv. which
Moran is attending, closes It's collegiate
year Moran Is here studying law. ana
leading the UNDERGRADUATES IN cheer
ing on the Generals when they par.
ticipate In basketball. football or base
nal! contests As n cheer leader.
Moran Is said TO hive "Toots" Shuitz.
g! ne Tigers. beaten several city
blocks
Moran never did anything startling
Tor the Detroit or Providence clubs.
nut he was a wonder In the college
ranks, having n hnlt-balk movement
that was better than anything Ed
Walsh ever showed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
OXFORD WILL SEND
FOUR STAR M|LERS
Englishrnen to Compete Against
Pennsylvania Runners in
Meet Next Month

oxford. England March i2.-Nego-
'iAtlohs wee completed to-day where
by oxford Untvers.ty's crack quartet
of "mil.rs" will compete against Penn
ayivanIa or April % in Il four-nile
relay event The team win be in
charge OF \ y. :. Jackson. president
OF the University Athletic Club. ana
winner or the sensational 2QC-rnctre
olympic race at Stockholm IN 1912.
In addition 10 Jackson. the team viii
% composed OF = :. Jabcr. American
Nhod"s scholar; e " Sproule the
'hiec- miller, VINO recently broke the
record for that distance. and ID \
'aqsseh. M cross-country champion
Both jackson ana Taber have been
IunnirR ~ hnr FORM, ana. given ideal
condi lions. experts here believe The
amateur world record for the mil. is
likely to be broken before the autniner
10 the mile under go
The team VIII sail at the end OF
Nhtch, and VIII train at Brown Uni
Nersity They viii 40 10 Pennsylvania
week before tho race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
RITCHIE IS AWARDED
POPULAR DECISION
Defeats Former Lightweight Champion by Shade
Wogast Frequently Warned for Rough Tactics
In Clinches Michigan Lad Floored by
Stiff Punches

Milwaukee. WIS, March i2.-wnne
Rtchie, lightweight champion OF IN,
world. earned shade over Al VOL
CAST. former champion In their ten
round hou, here tonight
tn" champion outboxed the Michigan
hoy IN five rounds. and In the seventh
bad Wolgast backing away from hts
punches. "olgast sank 10 one knee
when Ritchie landed IA shower OF blows
on his stomach and took the count Of
tonr. lie later rushed al the champion.
but Richie danced away.
Twice during the bout, Wolgast was
warned by Referee Stout for his rough
work IN clinch"s in the eighth and
ninth rounds Ntchio clearly ou,boxed
the former champion
Wolcast had the better OF the fourth
and f!f,h rounds. Richie however
ha" thr sixth round by good margin
Ritchie checked Wolgasrs rush In
the seventh with = hard .r. a terrific
le:' swing to the fact and a left 10
the solar plexus. which sent Wcisast
down for tho count OF four He
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showored Wolgast with swings in an
chort TO put him out Richie also took
the eighth. and continued TO hold the
lead In the ninth. His blows were the
cleaner. and he landed oftencr than
"olrast, who WIS warned for rough
work In the clincheB
Wo!gast made a desperate effort In
the tenth but his blows seemed 10 lack
steam. Richie staggered him with n
right uppercut.
WolSast was fouled In the seventh,
"h.n the champion delivered hard
blow 10 the Michigan boys groin. &C.
cordinB TO statement, by DR. c. A.
Mort"r, a member OF the State boxing
commission. after Wolgsst was sent to
his dressing room and underwent an
examination
As II is against the Wisconsin law
10 .nd"r ii decision. the result only can
be decided by the newspaper writer's
Two Milwaukee morning newspapers
gave Richie the decision, while all the
chicago morning papers. with one ex-
I"ptlon, gave Richie a shade. il singh.
Chicago paper called II a draw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
ELON COLLEGE TO
INVADE VIRGINIA

Elon College, n. G. March ~.
Manager Johnson, OF the baseball
team at Elon College. has announced
the following schedule for the pres
ent season, which. besides several
games with North Carolina teams In
ciudcs All Invasion" OF Virginia
and two games In this state with tho
University OF West Virginia ana tho
West Virginia Wesleyan College. The
schedule
March I7-Trinlty Collere at Dur.
ham.
March 1s-Pending
Mach ls--Wake Forest College a,
Wake Forest
March 2o-Agricultural and Nc
chanical 1T Raleigh
March William and Mary q,
Aprn Yves, Virginia wesleyan
TT Greensboro
April ives, Virginia Wesleyan a.,
Elo,
April 4-oreenzboro League at,
April Weaver College at Elon
April ll-Guiiford College at Bur.
lineton
Aprll is-University OF Yves, vir
at Burlington
ApTil 27.-Roanoko College a, sa-
ApTil :s-virs.nia Polytechnic In
su,ute at Rlacksburg. Va
April ?9-Vir%inia Polytechnic Insti.
tute At Black sburg. Va
April 3o-Nirginia Christian College
at Lynchburg. Va
MAJ l--Eastern College at Manassas
Va.
May 2-Pendinc. Washington D @
NAV i-Gu!lford College at Gu!lford
Couch Doak announces the varsity
squad as follows Bruce. captain. with
Foyhtress, Atkinson. Newman, Ingle
Finch. Johnson Hnrwood and Parks
Of last years squad. and Tally, Evans.
Massey Watson and Coble. OF the new
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
|MATTHE VS. BUYS
NEW OUTF|ELDER
Knox, of Knoxville. Latest Addi-
ton to Shipbuilders' Crew.
Batted 800.

Newport News. Va. March Io-Manag.r
farry Matthews announced tonight the
purchase OF outfc'der Knox of the Knox.
VIE team. OF the Appalachian League Knox
paved in loI games last year. scored sixty
FIX runs and batted 800 HIS fielding aver
age was $50 with but six errors IN the 10!
games Roanokc also was after this PLAYER
The acquisition OF Knox completes the ros-
ter OF the Shipbuilders and the men VIII
report next week for spring practice The
players signed are: First base Curne.: SEQ
ond oase. krepps; shortstop Gondoii; third
base Walters; eft nod Knox. centre neId
smith; right field. MiNwcll. and NcCabe
Matthewe. Applehy and Gloxom make up
Che catching stan PaXson and Carter. Of
'ast years pitching STAFF Will return and
eight other pitchers have been signed nIi
OF them being youngsters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Glass n League Now a Certainty.

CLIFTON Forge, Va. March l2.-The virginia
Mountain Baseball League was organized
mere tonight with representatives, present
from Char'ottesvtlie, stanton. CovinEton
and this city The league Will be Compossd
81 these four clubs and two others To be
taken from either Danvlllc. south Boston
hinton. Roacevcrte Lewisburg or Nnrrl
sonhuTS The preference Will doubtless be
given to Danville ana South Rnston TIL.
Haeue VIII he under the protection OF the
national commission. The season wifi omen
May u ana close on September T.
u + Donovan. OF this city was elected
president: d. II Ellis. OF Covington Vice.
president, ana r. c. McCnrty Of Char
loucsviile. secretary and treasurer All Of
the towns represented were enthuslustIc "A mi
the reports from DanvilIe were that thnt
town was ripe for the league
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

htHcnh ca. March i2-iHy ChapiItrr
~hor tstop 81 the Cleveland American e,au.
Team, bone OF whose right leg was ;rac-
tured In spring practice here yesterday VIII
cave Tor Cleveland to morrow It Ia desired
mat physician. there make q thorough ~.
animation OF the injury Chapman is no;
expected to Z. ahie To play FOR a. least .
month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
TENER PAYS VISIT
TO DOO|N'S CLUB

Philadelphia, March IA party OF oni-
ciaIs and stockholders OF the PhiladeiphIa
HHtional League Baseball Club left here to.
niSht on special train TO visit the clubs
training grounds at Wilmington y G. John
Il Lobert third basenian who was mem
her OF th- worlds tourists accompan!ed
them Governor John * Tener president
or the National League and his prtvat,
secretary. Waiter Gather will Join The party
AT Washington. 80 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
CUBS SURPRISE
Comics H0PEFULS

Tampa. Fla. March 1.-THE Phiiadelrhla
America League team. worlds CHAMPIONS
to-day was defeated here by the Chicago
National League club by score OF to .
me game lasted ten Innings. Good base.
bail was played by both teams
Score: y IT r,
Chicago ................... x
Philadelphia ................. 49,
Observation-Disclosures. Pierce and Archer:
Perhock Plank. Baldwin and Schans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

Stockholm March Ic.-"Jack" johnson m.
negro ruEi!ist. VINO was Ia have engaged
IN wrestling matches with Jess Peterson and
Others In Gothenburg has been forced TO
cave sweden owing 20 the hostile demon
STATIONS against him
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Douglas Gordon.
Amusing and well Acted Fnrcc.

Amusing nnd Well Acted Fnrcc.
stop Thief" at the Academy OF
Music last night. was one OF those rare
opportunities which the general public
missed Tor a small house greeted
really amusing and well acted farce
II was in stop Thief that Richard
Bcnnett. an Old Richmond favorite.
made great nit for the sometime star
OF the GiTcn stock Company Of a de-
caue ago was the original Jack DooEan
The play is farce. screaming farce
from the rise OF the curtain through
all three acts, and the audience even
smiles while the orchestra plays dur
ing the waits And--wonder Of won
ders!--its farce with the scmblance
of a plot.
AS Jack Doogan. Elmer Booth n.
Vided the honors with Albert Taver-
nier the original William Carr, who
plays with touch of Sol Smith Rus
sell OF Peaceful Valley" memories.
while Carol Warren, as Nell. and
Gladys wilcox as Joan Carr won the
golden opinion of those present.
here's Zip: The play Is 10 he. re-
peated tonight and Saturday. matinee
and night, SO see IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS
Acni-my-"stop Ihicf."

Acn,irmy-"StUp Thief"
hiJou--t;raycc Scott Company In
"irnR Rivers"
i.ric--i<cith Vaudeville, ma tince mud
night.
Coionini-vaude,tIie and pictures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
RYAN FAILS TO TELL
MACE WHERETOREPORT
Catcher, Sold to Maysvie, Anxious to Learn Where
He Is Going Dave Bunting Accepts Terms.
Newton Glad to PLAY n md Base

ing II lps the youngsters as we'll AZ
the veterans, since Ryan especially Is
anXlous to be in good condition whcr
ms fiuri-ra report next Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

Doc Newton Is tickled nearly to
death over kyan's decision to use him
a, second. Il have always thought
that ] was cut out for a second base
man" says Doc, and ! believe that |
VIII show IL this season, AT any rate,
am glad Of the opportunity. be-
licve that ] Will get in shape much
earlier this spring than last. My arm
is stronger than il was last season, and
am feeling much better in every re-
Spect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

Yesterday Newton and Ryan were out
tossing the bail around for q little
while with Dobsons Spiders. Dobson
Is working his pitchers out every day
in spite Of the weather and Ncwton
and Ryan are doing some Of the receiv-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

Buffalo y. " March IL The local Fed
erai League club left to nigh, for the sprine
training camp at Danvilie va.
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Reuben Burton
vs..
VIM. Tietz's Curator.

Reuben Burton
VIM. Tietz's Curator
tExtract OF decree entered by the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond Va In the above styled cause
And the court doth further
order and decree that this cause be
referred To one or the commissioners
make the following inquiries and set
tie and state the following accounts,
to- wiz
Second. An account OF all the debto
and liabilities OF the said William
Iietz, deceased. and Of all claims and
demands against. his estate. together
Win the .or"e.. OF their lpriorities.
rEu' before taking an accoun, OF the
liam II re-, deceased, $ directed TN tho
second inquiry above, he shall give mo-
tee OF the tame and place fixed upon
by him fNi the purpose. by publishing
the same once o week for four weeks
IN some newspaper published In the
city 81 Richmond, which publication
on on All credit"'s OF the said Wiiiiam
TietE' deceased. and all parties having
claims against his estate"
Offices OF Commissioner John g.
Minor. 5G6;5o7, Mutual Building.
Richmond. Va"
ceased
You are hereby notified that have
fixed upon Friday. March 81. 1919. at
10 O'Clock a. NJ at my offices afors-
said. In the Mutual Building. as tho
time and place for executing the above
inquiry. at which time and place you
are required to attend and prove any
claim YOU may have against the estatS
o! William Tletz. deceased
Given under my hand this 2sth day
OF February. 1914.
JOHN 3 MINOR
Commissioner s.
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Dave Bunting will repor, 20 Rich
mond. Indeed. he will be among tho
first arrivals He wired Yesterday that
he had accepted the terms of the Colts
manager and would come just as soon
as transportation was sent him. He
IS now in liightsville. - j. Bunting.
liz not related To Frank Dobson is
certainly his most intimate friend. Dob
son. now coaching at Richmond Col
lcEe. came here with Bunting from
Fayetteville. and when Bunting was
sold 10 P!ttsbuy gh Dobson was almost
ready to quit the game. Both started
II professional ball AT the same time
md played on the sSnc teams. Butn-
ug q; the difficult cerner and Dobson
at first. Now the gro cronies are to
hc reunited. so 10 speak at least, they
viii be in the same city. Likewise. the
coming of Bunting means that Connie
Bresnahan has his work, mapped out
IL he expects to keep his job with the
club.
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Jacobs s. Levy
Quality Shop
Dc orc Defeat, E.m...

Dc Uro Defestn Cames.
New York. March ls.-Alfredo do
ORC. holder OF the worlds champion-
ship three cushion billiard title. sue
cesSfully defended his right TO that
honor tonight by defeating Fred
Eames, OF Denver. by q score of so TO
i3 In nnetysix Innings. Tho total
score for the three nights OF play was:
DE ORC, 100; Games, 107.
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legal - otirfg

that tn, retail clothing and out
fitting business conducted by the latc
Oscar H. ,,L nerry in his Ii: time and
since his death. at the store. Numbers
loi7-ioi9 East Main street, Rich
m9na Va s sa a nsIu sdoS ali Of fit. Its
sold, transferred and del vered at
the close OF business this 2Sth day
Of feb als, ~. p, to Thomas Fl.
as partners under the old style of
O. III. Berry Co. and at the same
for a term OF years.. will hence
forward conduct said business for.
their own account and at their sole
cost and risk We bespeak for the
tronage that was so long and go lib
orally bestowed upon the late Oscar
II. Berry.
All persons having claims against
the old concern OF .. II Berry & Co.
will please present them promptly
CELESTE BERRY.
ROLFE f.. GLOVER
Executors OF Oscar II. Berry, De-
ceased.
In connection with the above, we
beg. to assure the public that the
business OF the new firm will be CON
possible its service will be improved.
The same buying and producing or
ganiZation viii he continued and
every accommodation and facility
accorded our customers heretofore
VIII be checrfully extended In the
future.
Soliciting your kind consideration
and approval. we are,
Very respectfully,
THOMAS RI STARKE
CHARLES T. NORMAN
Y RGI IMAM THE CHANCERY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
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V RGT AIN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND:
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TO keep the records straight we are
forced to again announce that Chick
Davis. OF Washington. last season one
OF the young men brought here to hclp
out In times of stress. viii not report
10 the Huntington. W Va. club He
has becn released outright. and may
sign Were he Wills There was A deal
West Virginia city, but that deal fell
through. Since Ryan had no use for
Davis he wanted to give the lad an OPP
por unity in time 10 land a good berth
lie night have sent Davis to Racine
WIS. but did not because he felt thai
Davis might prefer to make his own
arrangements
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ny Gus M1I.BIRT.

joining Mace. whose energetic father
Harry Mace, has sold him into every
league e%tant Is a very much worried
young man. and rightly so Recently
Manager Ryan conpleted n deal by
which Johnny was sold to the Mays
vie club, OF the ohio State League
Manager Ryan notified John, who ia
now at his home In Washington. that
he hnd been sold, but trif.ng detail
overlooked by the manager in his
hurry, was to whom Mace had been
sold. SO here comes John posthaste
with an Inquiry as TO when and where
he is TO report. II is all settled. or
viii b. when Mace receives the letter
of explanation which was sent him
The ohio state League. to which
Mace goes, is recorded in the rating
given leagues by the National Associa-
ton as Class - organization. How
ever, Ryan, who was in that league last
year, Is authority for the information
that Il Is as fast as any Glass Z league
he has come in contact with and faster
than many !, viii he a good change
ana also good chance for Mace The
younestcr has too many friends here
and they did him little good lie
started out with n wonderful future.
and Is now Very positiv. example
that deitvcrance from ones friends
IL better in practice than In precept