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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
Standing Of the Teams

Ono OF tho most t,nnor.,rt .,,,c.
OF Tho nro,, g.,, "
'''''' ''"E"" race WIZ
w Pi''c" 'h's morning In tho Broad
street lot at 1880 o'clock, when John
Marshall np1 M,r,u.,o., h,.,Ia 60
nr., ,no.o g.
'''.~| '' 'hS '"c"' Sh"uiu the
Morshnllitcs win. Il VIII Givo Thorn an
excellent chance to con INC cove,oa
tronhv = ,nt,,y ,,,. .,. -, .
nv! ""'c ''''
'"o'' ~ VI" sihcc tho organization @!
tho league In 1907. The baseball team
OF 'o7 Is still n name 10 con,nro win,
,,, -"
S''"''' '"'' 'h'S year h'hc
seems 10 DO travelling tho snno road
that tho team Of OF found so ROSY
Tho npbIic .,no,, - , -.
-,
''c''o OF any teams III tnc League this
year. having played fourteen games
and been returned = victor e., ,,relvc
p, ,,
"'"' ,u'l" 'o,F' no'h OF IN"
sa',,'n u,or'Su M" D'oh cnnNr'oh-
- 80 80 '''' n''"'i'tcS arc
'''h" "''"Ats "E COP
,n,,s go TX, n',, -, 'A''' '''''''''hs 'ha"np-
~ ',1,Ir
49,. -. ~ ~ 49, "hhr' i"Ye
N''h 90 Ns'' IN ,h"F out
$500" " eni'ic'' ~ O1 '@t9 nave hcen
".""'t.e t'clr ,i'"hP4"fsh!b games
w" tieh, resuih''ty. 'e" weeks
aso " ~ anu t'ach hH6Ioeouoh
Nns .ho"Eh' 20 rs eh'fe!y out o! the
NV t"o shu'-"u' ehfhrs from
.he Hchuel"y mas pu, he'n oncE YIN
.np Hnoutn 'h'y WIN from tno
puoLc echoo, leah toby me- VIII
s.h''o 2ooa tho" or again iendinS
inc cup, INC inst ''no these Two
Teams met the Aa'aha!.!teh won by
tne soo'e OF 10 =, H"o Mc'n'r' WIZ
enter the ray thls morning deter
in'hed 70 aVehge mat silnEinF defeat
by trounc'nI the John Marsh".I az
Eresntion Ia grand STYLE with this
cnd ~ Y'eW theT haTe been prncticinE
.Aithfui'y the past week ana arc no"
IN inc best OF shape.
harfg te'ttpe'" "''t lI'nHo.N open
"p ne" aaSor ,inen' ot li'Gh5 esMHs'
me MhIsnHiI''es ono on "n'c" ~ ue
hi4 heW stunt OF WoFNinE ms pl'cheTS.
- - ',iS p't" 'n'c"'o" 70 "orh
s,cn OF III. Ms feHuiaf p'N'h'M 'h'ee ~
-. 'r,| ,,a,Sod ,y,, n.y. '''t7 , Ia'nti
j:ycr ,el,al,ic .Ni",tl" rr..,., c.'u ~
'S'l,"I. "Y'- VII 90
''r p", ,.. Stopp'nt Tor Hio"uI'+a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
SIXTH FORM VICTOR
IN FIELD DAY TRIALS

HonorS at the annual field day TT
Iichmond Academy were won by the
sixth form. tho athletes of this grade
winning the silver loving cup offered
by the faculty with a total of 10 points
The seventh form was second. Eddic
Roden won the all-round athicto's
medal with q points. though he was
given an awful race by y. w. Miller,
who was runnor-up. just enc point be-
hind the winner.
The events were staged on tho Rich
mond College campus. ana large gal
lery was on hand to watch the young
stcrs perform. Some remarkably fast
time was made In the many events. and
all OF tho classes. rs well as tho indi-
viduals, acquitted themselves in splen-
did stylo
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BLACKSTONE ACADEMY WINS.
iihmpdcn-sidnry Ucservcs Fan Viz
tIntN 10 Slnnts of i.iichrr Chnnr.

b!ncksourg, Va, Nav l5-Blnclsfona
academy defeated the Hainpdcn- sin
hey reserves here to-day bv the d.
cisive score OF to 0. Blackstone had
thih;s their own way, scoring nrac-
'ica!y at VIII. CLANCY pitched n troar
KANE only one hit being made OFF his
delivery; this came in the eighth inn
ING. Blackstone started tho scorjn.r
IN the hrst frame and scored every
INNING except the second and ciphtb
for blackstone. Hardaway's shorn
nciding, the batting OF TIardaway and
S'sson--the latter securing three hits
cut OF rs many trips to the plate
were the features OF the game For
'iampden- sidney. Whalcy pulled down
one from Billiards. bat that looked
good for tho circuit. The catcbin,,
ana throwing OF Ballard was Of h,rh
order ''''
Score by Innings: r II y
blackstone ...20i1I12O eos Is
ifnmpdcn-S. 5000 90 100 4
baiiuiies: Observation-Disclosures and
ballard: Iiampden-S ;dney-Murray and
Calypso ''''N'
summary: Two-hase hit-Chancv
three base hit-Iiardaway. Ballard
struck out-by CLANCY. S; By Murray.
:. Base on balls-ofr CLANCY. ?. I'm,
pire, Harris.
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SATURDAY. NAT &c.
NJ ; O'clock L N

Tho property Described In sa;d deed IS
lot No. |, containing four acres. I'm The
plan OF beuslcy. In Chesterfield CoUu-
-. Va. Tho plat OF said plan OF Bens-
lev Is or record I'm the clcrN's once Of
Chesterfield Circuit Court. and lot 30
: located at the corner OF Swincrord
Road and tho Richmond md potc~s-
burE Turnpike. and is further described
on said plan. TO which reference is
hcrcby made
Reference IL also made for further de-
scription to certain decd o; bargain
and sale from A " Bensley and " 70
and Il g. Bensley 20 ] y Sclater. dated
september ?2 1903. and recorded In
the clerks Office OF Chestcrneld Cir
cult Court, In y. q. III. peEo ic.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF shie
including trustees commission. and any
taHea duo and unpaid. Insurance that
may be due. and also a rntabla portion
OF the taxes OF 1914 and to pay note
for Stage. 10, and interest thereon. This
property Is 20 bo sold subject % a deed
Of trust TO r. a Lancaster. Ir.. trustee
dated March ~, 1911, securing debt
OF $1,000 and interest This note WAS
extended on March "a 1914. FOR IA period
OF three yeRrs. Balance Of purchase
money In to be paid In equal Install
mcnts at one and two years with In
terest at per cent or Tie said residue
may DC paid In cash. r; tho option OF
the purchaser.
II A. LANCASTER JR.
ITugtoA-
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FEDERAL. LEAGUE


kenburG ana harden.
Pittsburgh, May IJ.-Poor work on
the bases by Pittsburgh and Cppor-
tune hitting by Kansas city gave the
latter team the game here to-day. /
TO o Two OF the Eve hits made Off
Dickson ana henderson came In tho
hfth. and these. coupled with force
OUT ana sacrifice. gave tho visitors
the only run OF the game.
Score 10y innings: FIJI r.
Kansas City 1000 l0000--l ;
Pittsburgh 10000 Ooo--0 8 0
Batteries: Cullop and Easeer!y:
Dickson. henderson and berry.
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Totals
Portsmouth.
T'otnIs
Tor Piorson in eighth

'VHt out WHOM Winning run mulo.
ittcFahuFS ........l q g Q @ 2 800
Portsmouth ptUuo9l %
summary: Stolen hascs-Cook Eos
ter busc!l, Troy Boyd Sacriiice HIS
Laval. Tee Two-base hit-Damiau.
double plays-Schwarti TO AIcElVacn
10 Baxter; Troy to Foster; Schwartic
e. Tee to Foster. Innings pitchcd-by
i!orson, / OF Richmond. i. At but
against Plerson, 20: against Richmond
-; struck ont-by ptcrson. .; by
son. s: Oft Schwartjc. 2 Hit hattersI
alexander. Cook. Left on bases
PORTSMOUTH: lG, Petersburg, !. Time
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RElUVENATEO PIRATES
BEAT COOLERS TWICE
Tnunchiirs Men Seem 70 Have Gained
New Lease ON Life and Play
GoOu Itnfi

Portsmouth,. Va. May l5-Tauneh!lvs
TejuNenated Pirates took both ends os
tho double header from BusCh's GOob-
eVS TINS afternoon. The scores were
TO and 3 TO .. The curtain-raiSer
went e!oNcn innings and the afterInath
Ave ana q half IL tho opener ~.
Pirates played tlcir hrSt crrorlcss gam.
OF the season. Tannchill presented an
entirely new :nhc!d. and Foster. tho
Tennessee colleg!au. at first. made n
favorable IMPRESSION. Portsmouth OUT
nat and oult"lded the visitors in both
contests Tn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
A. A. l.. Grnn,. privi,cpc

New York. May 1.-THE board Of
governors OF the Amateur Athletic
Union through n mail vote to-day
granted TO tho Southern Association OF
the 4. a. L. n special privilege TO
conduct wrestling tournaments out
sido OF championship contests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

I viii sell by public auction on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY or MAY,
1914. II O'Clock NJ.
~ ca pitol street entrance to City Han,
tho following property to satisfy civil
executions rs. O. = Pitts In my hands:
$50 shares of stock in Pneumatic
Conduit Threadcr Company.
ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, 10TH INSTANT,
at same hour.
TERMS: Cash
W. II. WYATT. LR..
II. g. G 4,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Louisville: Louisville. 6: Milwnu-
k1o. 2.
a. Columbus; Columbus. 10; Kansas
AZ Cleveland: Cleveland. q; Mime
Paul. g.
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Hichmond Lrngmc. CIns. A.

Burke Va. Richmond Electric Co. at
Souths!dc Park. Umpire. Kidd
Fortner Ys. Kiugan. At Byrd Park
Umpire. Moore.
Wnlkover va. Cherry Smash. u; Full
ton Park. Umpire. sharp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

inc standard Paper manufacturing
CO. viii meet tho Miller Manufacturing
GO. team to-day at 2:3D o'clock on the
formers grounds. Standard has de-
fented tho Miller boys every game this
season. and MiiIer's boys say that they
expect 10 turn the tide to-day.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.

Blues vs. McGul, at Barton Heights.
Howitzera ra. Highland Park. az
Highland PARK.
First National Barton Heights tpost
poned. account X. Il j.. !. track meet
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CcntrnI Lcnguc. cIn.a c.

II. S. Wrighrs -. Indians. a. Harvey
PARK. Umpire. Via
Jones Bros. ~. Woodworkera, 1T Full
ton PARK. Umpire, Iiil.
Main street Furniture Co "a Peco-
nut Crisp, 1T ST Andrews Park. I'm
p!vc. scott.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

AT Montreal: Montreal. ,; baltimore.
~ Rochester: Rochester,. .: Provi-
dence:, thirteen innings).
~ toronto: toronto, 6. Newark. ..
\; Buffalo: Buffalo, 49, Jersey CITY. Z
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ola pominlon Lcngcu. c,ns. \,

Bell Telephone - American Clothing
Co. n BYRD Park 2:45 o'clock
Alcos rs. Colonials. ct Byrd Park 4.3O
o'clock.
MIR. Bottoms Will umpire both games
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Union Icngue, tInSs -,

Athletics -. Virginia shoe Co, at
Clarke spring PARK. Umpire Cavan
Epworth vs.. cubs. at Bcnedic,ino
Park. Umpire. Wills
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Amateur Games" o-Day


Coll.gians ~ Ashland. at Byrd Park
1880. unpireB. Wilcox and French
Grays W. Battle Axe at Bird Park
80 o'clock. I'mpircB. French and VII.
cox.
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Commercial League. cIn., II.

signal Corps W. Ryan smith, at
Floyd's Park
Woodall x Quarlcs ~ Rountroe-
Sutherland Cherry. "A; Seminary Park
Crafts IS. Homo brewing Co, at
SCOTS Addition.
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TotnlS
Portsmouth,,

Game called; darkncss)
summary: stolen bnscs-Sirnmons
1.auphlin. Sacrifice hts-Jackal, TROY
Laval. Two base hits--Cook (2). Law
renee Struck out--by Lawrence. /: bv
Austin. j. Rases or hA'ls--off Lawrence.
3; off Austin l. VIVID p!tchcs--Austin.
Lawrence. Left on bascs-Portsmouth
:; Petersburg. 8. limo OF game, I:I6.
Umpire. Norcum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
ny Pollard & Bnghy.
Real Estate AuCtionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING. NO 1909. on THE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY SECOND
STREET. BETWEEN So AND "r''
STREETS, IN PARAMOUNT
In execution of deed OF trust dated
May ]. 1913. and recorded In the cl"rk's
Office OF Richmond ChanCcry Court
-. Is. :2l- G. paro i6e default having
been made In the payment of Il portion
OF the debt therein secured. | Viii sell
by auction. ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1914.
et $50 o'clock l.. NJ.
the above mentioned detached frame
Dwelling Lot - by l2i feet TO an
alley sixteen u6) feet wide
TERMS: Cash
Ii. r.. POLLARD. JR.
Trustee.
y. B.--Whiic the terms OF the deed
require all cash, the nuctioncers will
mako very easy terms.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

J. Charlotte. g.
At Durham: Durham. .; Greensboro.
Al Ashev.ilc: Asheville. 3; Raleigh c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

Hus'lers vs. WHITE SoE, at Polo
Grounds.
Pirates "a. Rivcrsidcs, q, Second
street PARK.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
I,cs'oti.
st. I.ouls.

Continued IRON Eiehth rago)
"ss his first appearance this season.
Score:
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BY Pollard & Bagby
aud
George VI Cease,
Real Estate Auctioucsrs.
BANKRUPT SALE ny AUCTION
or

REAL. ESTATE. NOS. 21os
STUART AVENUE. I240 TAYLOR
STREET. 100 NORTH ELEVENTH.
STREET. RICHMOND. VA. AND NO.
90l BARTON AVENUE, BARTON
HEIGHTS, VA
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FRED. @. POLLARD.
Trustee in bankruptcy.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY
10 lend on nrst-class city and country
property in any sums.
r. Il CHAFFIN & co INC.
Mntn and Iwelfth StroetA.
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AUCTION SALE-To-day
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


DWELLING AND -FOUR ACRES OF
LAND ~ THE VILLAGE or BEE--
LEY, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA. on ELECTRIC LINE.
BY virtue OF deed o, trust. dated
March ~, 1917. and recorded In the
clerks office In the Circuit Court Of
CHESTERFIELD County. In - Il l2t. page
-. and at the request o: the note
holder. default having been made In
the payment OF tho debt secured. | viii
cell AZ public auction. on the premises,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

In execution OF an order OF tho DIS.
tho Eastern District of Virginia at
Richmond. entered April 30. 1914. in
the matter OF WillarGs * Cease. bank
sioncrs and trustee I'm bankruptcy will
sell by auction, ON the respective prem
a
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
---------------c-
By Pollard & Bagby
Real Estate Auctioucsrs.
BANKRUPT SALE ny AUCTION
or
vANLTAnLE E!EALL:. ESTATE. NOS. pos
S 1nllET. 4NE %o.rhi -' GLE E32IPH
STUEET. KIcuMoND. VA. AND 40.
trict Court Of the United states Tor
The Eastern District Of Virginia, at
the matter OF Williams * Cease. bank
iUpts. the undersigned special commits
si9ners and trustee In bankruptcy will
sell by auction, ON the respective prem
iscs, on
MONDAY. MAY IS. 1914.
ut o'clock = NJ,
the above mentioned dwelling No. 210s
stuart Avenue. being q detached ten
30 by l2o feet to al alIcy And on ''''
MONDAY. MAY Is, 1914,
At 6 o'clock L. NJ.
40 will sell that frame dwelling known
as No. 1870 Taylor street being six
room dwelling lot 10 feet 6is inches
by a depth OF. 100 feet TO l3-foot alley
In rear. And on
TUESDAY, MAY ~. 1914.
at 8 O'clock y. NJ.
wo VIII sell tho large brick dwelling.
40 +o7 North Eleventh street Tho
said lot having frontage OF % feet
on Eleventh street by depth OF 106
feet. more or less, TO an alley In rear
10 feet wide Ana on
TUESDAY. MAY 70. 1914.
az { o'clock =. NJ.
No. sol Barton Avenue, situated at the
northeastern corner of Barton Avenue
and Dove street. I'm Barton Heights.
THO lot has frontage OF 30 feet on
b3r;on Avenue by depth OF l2J feet
to an alley in common IL feet wide.
TERMS: ono third cash. the residue
in three equal tnstaIlmcnts ut six,
twelve and eighteen months after date
OF sale. tho purchaser TO give his ne
Eotiabic note, with interest added. and
title TO be retained until all OF the
purchase pric. Ia paid and the convey
ancc ordered by the court; or all cash.
ut tho option of the purchaser. All
sales subjcct 10 confirmation OF court.
J. JORDAN LEAKE.
EOBERT y. POLLARD.
Special Commissioners
FRED. q. POLLARD
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
I. Joseph p. Brady. clerk OF the United
States District Court, do hereby certify
commissioners under order entered on
the Soth day OF April 1914, In the mat
ter Of Williams ~ Cease. bankrupts,
has been dhiY executed and approved.
JOSEPH J. BRADY. Clerk.
BY r. T.. PoWERS.
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BY Charles A Roso Company,
Real Estate AuCtlonccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
DWELLING THEREoN. KNOWN As
80. III EAST THIRTEENTH ST.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
~ virtue of a certain deed of trust
20 tho undersigned trustee. dated April
=. 1905 aud recorded In the clerks
Office of the Corporation Court of the
city OF Manchester. In y. Il Volume 80
mage iGl, default having been made
in the payment Of tho debt secured
thereby, ana having been requested by
the notoholder so 70 do. viii proceed
TO sell. on the promises. at public auc-
ton.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1914.
At 4:20 +. II.
m that lot Of land with the frame
dwelling thereon, lying and being In
south Richmond on the west side OF
and Decatur Streets, beginning ono
hundred feet from Stockton street and
fronting thereon thirty-fvc feet, and
extending back between parallel lines
1872 feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay of
md discharge note for $500 together
with all interest ana costs OF executing
this trust; balance upon terms TO be
stated n; sale
L F. PICOT.
T'-tr
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by Edward $ Rose Company,
Real Estat. Auct!Oucers.


by Edward :, Rose Company,
Real Gstat" Auct!Oncors-
AUCTION SALE
oi'
IMPROVED STORE PROPERTY. RESI-
DENTAL, AND VACANT LAND.
ny request of the owner. who ~ NOV
ing TO e distant state, wo "ill sell by
upon tho premises on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
lyl4
az o'clock T. NJ.
First. No. i71j North TWcutY-sccord
street. with the store thereto attached
and belonging; second. a frame cottogo
dwelling adjoining on the north third
ana lastly. NJ feet of land adjoining tho
above or the north, upon which there
IS a stable.
Tho store has ENJOYED a hrisk patron
ago for years past. and owing 10 tho
rpid 1Gveiormcnt OF this section. a
EroDtrr increase Is promised
This property viii toe sold In sections
or IA y whole, az max seem best at
hour Of sale. y plat Of the property
may Dc seen ut the Office of the auc-
tiouecr5 or at hour of snlc. You Will
ind II 10 your interest by being with
US on tho above date and hour.
Ten Is. ~ sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
AHeilnr.pr4
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HIGH CONsTAnIr.s sAi,rf

Il. a. LANCASTER. JR..
TruataA
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IMPROVED STORE PROPERTY. RESI-
DENTAL, AND VACANT LAND.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-21
JOHN, WORKING FOR
OSCAR, GETS HIS
Pound and Ingram Light Into
Gillespie. Mayors Represen-
tative at Church Meeting !

Police Commissioners John Giles
pie appeared as the representative OF
Mayor Marx, before the Unitarian
club, ct its special meeting. Tuesday
night, TO which all three candidates
for mayor were invited.
Frederick r. Ingram. Democratic
candidate. and James II. Pound, Pro
gressive candidate. were present. and
both sailed into" the policies Of
Mayor Marx,
Commissioner Gillespie called the
attention Of the club TO the mayors
street car settlement plan. giving sew.
en- for q quarter tickets; and he also
lauded the mayors fearlessness In
vet-ing the dance hall ordinance.
Candidate Pound opened his ad.
dress following the commissioners. by
announcing that II he were elected,
he would zee that the police commits
sioner went out OF once with Mayor
Marx.
He also raped the mayors action
I'm letting his secretary 'psurp the
rights OF the mayor" and referred 70
the street car settlement % a sur
render to q position that the ID. U. r.
had wanted for 20 years"
Mr Ingram also s.saiIed the
mayors street car policy. declaring
that the dsy-to-dsy agreement would
never ct municipal ownership.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-21
LAWYERS SAY
PEOPLE ARE NOT
TO BE TRUSTED
Recall Of Judges Condemned as
Opportunity for "Capricious
Prejudgment"
LABOR EXEMPTION
ALSO CONDEMNED
Putting Weapon in Hands Of
Unions Encourages Law
lessness"

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-Condem-
nation In the most vigorous language
of the judicial recall. and the labor
exemption clause In the recent anti
trust legislation, were made In COM
mittee reports submitted today at the
annual convention Of the American
Bar association.
or Judicial recall advocates. one
committee said
They would substitute In the place
OF the careful Judgment Of q tribunal
OF trfers experienced In the trial OF
facts and learned In the law, the arDi-
trary and capricious pre-judgment OF
comparatively incapable arbiters de-
clared at q mass meeting or at . ref
erendum election
sThe new legislation discriminates
against the successful man." another
committee said Of the Clayton anti
.Tt snatches the Prise from the
hopeful and energetic. And By legal
ixing weapons OF offense on the pari
OF labor unions II encourages lawlesa
labor leaders. There are some who
love the excitement and notoriety Of
strikes and profit BY them"
The committee to oppose the judi
cial recall delivered vigorous de.
nunciation Of Chief Justice Walter
Clark, OF the North Carolina supreme
court, without mentioning his name,
because Of his advocacy OF recall OF
decisions.
"some who would disavow Social
lets az such. are nevertheless. the al
lies Of this Socialist doctrine" the
committee reported. within the past
year q chief Justice Of one Of the old.
est states. In an address svowedly In
tended for the people OF the entire ma.
tion, held up to derision our federal
legslation, its makers and its ex'
Founders. as q basis for his advocacy
OF the decision recall and Of other
changes In our form OF government
His attack upon the federal legisla
tion and upon our system Of govern
mept has never been surpassed In
malignant vituperation by that Of any
Socialist doctrinaire. L
Partial approval was given by the
committee to the "Ohio plan," which
provides that no act OF the Legislature
uuy apPfOvou " th0 oAScueivo enu
not vetoed by the people through the
refereL dun, shall be declared uncon
stitltional by the state. supreme court
unless at least six Of the seven judges
concur.
I'VE are not advocating the Ohio
plan, but simply suggesting that for
existing insufficiencies which are rec.
ognized by the bar generally. II Offers
some elements Of remedy consistent
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