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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Farrnr Coming Back 10 Little.

TheOdOrc Roberts In tho picturiza :
! ton Of T.. Phillips Oppcnheims thrill
in: story. MIR. C;rcx Of Monte Carlo
which recently appeared In serial
form in the Saturday Evening Post.
VIII be seen at the Little Theatcr
again to-day. This story has TO do
with the scheme OF three of Europe
greatest diplomats TO make new map
or tho world, ignoring England and
America. How all their clever plots
and schemes arc upset by an irlpctuous
American I'm love with a grand duchess
makes this an unusually interesting
screen production. Owing TO the enor-
nous popularity OF the oductior,
when shown here before. the manage
ment OF the Little Thcater announces
that 81 return engagement OF Geraldine
Farrar in Carmen Will be the offer
ing for the first three days OF next
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
iSU|T IS INSTITUTED
FOR MARSHALL TAXES
commonwealth OF Virginia and City
az Williamsburg Seek To
Recover 5000, 900.
INNATE OF STATE ASYLUM
Trustee Claims Legal Residence for
Miss Marshall in New York City.
Though, She Receives Treat em in
Hospital for Insane in virginia.
Especial TO The Timcs-pisra,ch.

THN"c1aI 10 The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. VA December IA.
-Shit was entered in the Circuit,
Court here yesterday 10y tho Common
wealth against j Frederick kcrnochan.
oi New York. committee" Of Miss Marie
Marshall 10 recover the sum "f Sauu
zoe. alleged to he due The state and
the municipality Of WILLIAMSBURG for
PACK taxes The Commonwealth will
nc represented 10y The Attorney Cen
eral. and the city Of WILLIAMSBURG. by
FRANK Armistcad, Of this "i,y and
;. OTIS Bland. of Newport News IT is
not known who. MIR kcruocltan's All
torncHS VIII bc. The suit will attract
VIA" attention, both on account of the
sum involved and the points Of law
10 he decided IT appears that the
who'e question hinge" on whciho, or
not Miss Marshall. still being :, patient.
although parOled and only uouiually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Her Mothers Secret" in which
Dorothy Green and Ralph kcllard arc
offered By William Fox as co-gtars at
tho Colonial. proved a decided success
yesterday with Colonial patrons. Under
such circumstances IL seems we'll that
1t is TO be offered again to-day. The
story is rather unusual, bringing to-
Scther brother and sister. who are
unaware OF tho relationship existing
between them. The plot is worked out
carefully the production is mp 20 the
usual Fox standard. and both Miss
Green and Mr.. kellard give adequate
performances. II is essentially a pic
turc worth while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Al Tho regular meeting last night Of
Petersburg Lodge, No. ~. y. T.. Il y. NJ.
tho following officers We're elected and
Installed for the ensuing year:
Worshipful master Alexander W..
Bryant. senior warden, Rev. James y.
Mcclure: junior warden, Roy. T.. r..
cambridge: treasurer. +. NJ. stewart;
secretary. Charles l.. Borst; senior dca-
ron. Il. G. Mccain: Junior deacon,
George a. ZeiGl"r; chaplain. Rev. Rich
ard Wilkinson. y. -. tilcr, Joseph VIII
ltams: stewards j. j. Gardner and Lis
ton 6. Adkins.
The Installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Right Worshipful Wallace
II. Blanks district deputy and grand
m2Stor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

~ last evenings session Of the
IiustinEs court thcrr were several ad-
ditional convictions on felony charges
with sentences 10 the pcnitcntiary. as
fellows: George Robinson. colored. for
Slashinc auh woundiug his wife, ave
roars, LeXIo Lyons. colored. for stab
hing and woundinc, ihrc" years: elm
ton Williams, color"d. for grand
larceny, two years.
case OF Arthur Scaboru. Indicted for
murder, was ccllcd. but was continued
on account Of the illness of the pris-
oner's father
Several other cases OF minor import
aucn were tried William Moran was
s"nt TO the roads for six months;
Charles Scsley. q former member OF the
Du Pont police force Was sent TO the
road for thirty days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Nirr. W. II. Smith.

Especial 70 The Times DIspa tch.
LYNCH BURG VA, December IL
Mrs. Annie Eliza Smith. aged fifty
eight years. wife OF w. T. Smith. died
yesterday evening at $50 o'clock. fol-
lowing an attack OF pneumonia. She
was daughter Of John NJ. Smith. and
native Of .Appomattox County. Mrs.
Smith came to LynchburE thirty-five
years ago.
IN addition TO her husband Mrs.
Smith is survived by two daughters
Mrs. r.. s. Estes and Mrs. NJ. j. Wood.
Of LynGhburg. and a sister, Mrs May
berry, OF Appomattox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Last evening at $50. at the home o.,
tho bridcEroom's sister. Mrs. X V.
Jones. In North Market street. Miss
May Blanche Frab.r and Robert Mon
roc Chceley. both az brunswick County,
wor" married by rev y Il. Love. Sew
oral witnc sscf tn" ceremony.
large amour. OF money viii be
paid out in dividends this Christmas
season BY the banks and corporations
OF Petersburg. The year has been q
prosperous year in business
The rising market for peanuts is
cheering tho farmers in this section
IN TO to-day fines TO the amount OF
sag had been collected in Police Court
and paid into the city Treasury. For
several months In" Police Court has
i""n ono or IA" paving institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
At the Movies To-Day

COLOSIAL-"I Mothers Sc
crct." with Dorothy Green.
VICTOR-"rhe Rcd Circle" n new
fOurtcen-pnrt serial.
REN-"Ihe Confea.iOn."
NEW-"'rhc hing of the BOrE las"
LITTLE -"Mr. CrcX or Monte
Cnrio."
BIJOU-"Nntrim ony," with JuIIn
Dean. and "FOllOwing Fathers
I'oOtstcpa."
ISIS-"WIld Hower." with Marquee
rite Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Marguerite Cinrk az I.is.

Marguerite Clark. with Harold Lock
wood is the magnet set by the Isis
TO attract picture patrons TO that
theater to-day. "Wildnowcr" is the
name of the play in which this brace
of stars Is to appear, and Il is play
said to be peculiarly attractive. In
the press matter prepared in advance
II is announced as mot ~ sermon. but
am object lesson" The further advice
Is given by the same source that 1t is
a play every one should see. Al any
rate, there's lot OF love In il, and
then there s-Marguerite Clark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Another pcyc,opmcpt compnny.

The Lake Mont Corporation has been
organized and chartered for the pur-
pose OF developing the White hin tract
Of $50 acres. lying east Of Petersburg
on tho Petersburg ana AppomattoX
Railway. IT is planned 10 develop a
suburban residential subdivision. The
officers OF tn" corporation are: prcsi-
H"nt. n. II Mnrkloy: vice presidents
!, j.. Vaughan and Z. J. Hughes: sec
Rotary and ircagurcr. j. +. Bandy;
counsel, G. r.. Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

eases. and its cash register stolen bv
iooters, several OF tho suit cases have
been recovered
y regular system has been inougu-
rated for raidinS houses under sus.
picion. Certain sections OF the town
are rahicd each night by squad OF
militia and policemen with search war
rants, and ALI stolen goods are hauled
to the police station. Owners are mott
led to appear there and identify their
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

system of making away with the goods.
winch iootcrs had obtained.
Each day brings forth further evi.
dcnce OF lootinG, and the arrest and
convection of lootcrs. \ quantity Of
groceries which the police recovered
las lccn turned over to the Prince
George Hospital
The Du iont CITY Furniture Com
PAN. whose store burned up duIin.
the fire had = quantity OF trunks. suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
I:nSIlugr NiIIx Animals.

NpccinI 20 The Tunes Dispalch-i
WOODSTOCK. VA. December IL
Three mules aud three horses. owned
by William flowers. Of near Woodstock.
hicd to-day from POISON caused hy cat .
ing molhy cuSiiagc. I:lpV"m head horses
nud Mules arc sick and expected i" die
Mr. Towers is Il prosperous farmer Of
the Calvary section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
FLETCHER GOES TO MEXICO

WASH INGTON, December l7.-Henrv
Prather Fletcher. now ambassador to
Chile was nominated by President Will
son To-day for ambassador to Mexico
Elesie Arredondo already has been ap-
pointed Mexican ambassador to the
United States, and Mr.. F'letcher's nomi-
nation to-day restores diplomatic rela-
lions between the two countries. broken
of nearly three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
PETERSBURG BUILDING
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Outlay for Operations Is Placed
approximately at Figure OF
S2,O0O,OOO.
MAsONS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
alexander w. Bryant Made Worship
ful Master of Lodge No. l5-Sev-
cral Sent to Pcnitentiary From
iIuStingS Court.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. !

PETERSBURG. VA. December IL
Building operations in Petersburg this
year have been on vastly greater
scale than ever bofOr" known in any
one year. The aggregate outlay Will
approximate $1,000. 900. Among the
improvements are two or three hotels.
several large apartment houses and in
Vulnerable stores and residences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Mrs. Phoebe scott A.hury.

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
l.YNCHBtRG. VA. December IL
Mrs. Phoebe Scott Asbury. daughter OF
the late Griffin Scott. died at the resi-
dence OF her sister Miss Ida Scott.
this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Asbury is survived by two
brothers James Scott and Thomas T..
Scott, and four sisters. Misses Ida
Hassie and Lucy Scott. and Mrs. D. L..
l.aVinder. all OF Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

died many years ago Three daughters
and one son survive. They are Mrs.
Jas par. Lawrence Hawse. OF Baltimore:
Misses Annie Clifton Markli and Jennie
r. : Markli. OF Lexington. and Frank
Anton Markli, Jr., of Annapolis, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Mrs. Frances Clark.
.i.l 10 vrt,a UNi.,A- ns-.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA. December Ii
Mrs Frances Clark. widow of w. w.
Clark, died yesterday at her home
near Winterpock. Chesterfield County.
III her eiGhtieth year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
J. 4. Frazier.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
l.YNCHRCRG. VA, December IL
]. A. Frazier, aged thirty-eight years.
died nj his home here on Thursday
following an illness of year. He Ia
survived by his wife and four small
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
william plumcr arcttcr.

re -s,.a,,, a,,,,o,,,',..,,,o,,o ~ ,ta d.,,,,
,..,,t ,,,,.,o ,.,, 10, -,
70 ,hc ,,c,,,o.y ~ many mo var i'm.
,,d,.,,.,, ro,,ov.i,,., ~ W. ra,,n,,
~. S,,,,s wmHn Mr. [;rc,,.r vas amo ~
,ho h..,.krouu yor,,. ,,c, ~ pi.t
mana To hri.L, ,n;,,, n,,d ,,.,,i,, al,
was added an unfoiliul. memory yyb;c,,
c,,,,i.d Min, IN nuotc n,,i,.LIy .,,d ,n,I,.
from his STORE Gathered from wide
ro.dinr ,nL n,,npa,vo ,cc,,.jr,or.a
r.iib bTe fouovnnn
rci,r I, r,,nbcr or ,bo r;c,,,o,a
uowitzcrs no inincd Inc army in 15,I
yt,b Inc tirs, conr,ry ~. ,f,.r
yya-ds served on dc,acIod duty IN,
,or, tac, ia his ola ,n,,,r.,',. ,..Toro ,,,a
iva o,,I -, ia Va in;rad ,o,,,a
No an ''"
Nt- cre,,or u.,s for so
rared in io,,rraiis,ic wnrl, -, ~ s,.c,
Of -. Erori,,,, vfv,s s,,i,,a ,a., =,
uer, mo NJ j., s,,r,,,... t',,sinna. ., ~,
hoc,mn hi. ~. n,o,,, 49, ~
doath of nc n,;fo v.hn r Nios
nr,;., ~ :" ~ - MAJ
70 Wntnrh," 90, o ~ vi orlE, ne ne ','oIT ,n
chi,J,cn ,,n,r I,,o e., ,nv. 49,
three daurhtn,. anal ,;,,. .,,,s w,s
I y Eo,rn,,rc,u NJ, - -
Mrs w T., EicIdinr Ncsers corrinnton
II,n,ar ana IanIon cr.i,ar ~, - -,
a sister and /, hro,b.r in pi,.bnond
Mrs. Edwin pleasants and Fred Grat
Tor
Mr.. Grettcr was horn in ,hie ,itr No.
cer,ber Of lS2o cldcs, con ~ 80 -
George ~ ,;rot,nr ana sor,h Nj;
Peasants. his wife.
The funeral was h,ld from III. rosi
dence of his daughter Mrs Eourn,rs,n
i'm IIirhlard park ON SunI, y ,r,arnonm
ana the intcrm.nt made i'm uolIywond
in the presence of many kindred and
friends and Il larr, delegation from, hi,
comrades OF Lee co,nn Rev Du.san
Cecil. d.. D.. pastor of The Second pros.
hyterian Church. Of which Mr.. Grette,
was for many years member, con.
Quoted the services.
Frank Anton MRrkIf.
FSpccia to The Times Dispatchl
LEXINGTON. VA, December 1.-THE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

~ charge "f tho state Hospital au-
ihoil'i"s. is q citizen az the state OF
\p.iui,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Mahogany Smok-
ing Stands. the ideal
gift FOR men. beau
tifully mad. and
finished. Priced at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
SIPS to
$12. SO

Buck Ends. solid
mahogany, very
h ig h Y polished.
most useful ami an
ornament 10 any
home. Pair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
NEW STEEL
COMBINATION
WE'LL BACKED
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.--strons bank
ing support OF the nav eioo.ooo.ooo
Midvale Steel and Ordnance CON-
pany, incorporated under William
Ellis Corey's presidency to take
over the old Mtdvale ot~el company
was seer by wall-st. today In the
directorate chosen at the initial
stoekholders' meeting.
I Tho organization represents alb
sorption Of the capital stock OF
Worth brothers and the Delaware
Remington Arms companies. OF
more than % per cent OF the old
Midvalo 6teers capital stock. and
q the Coatesvills Rolling mill COM
pany's property and business. II IL
The biggest combine since the organ
tsacloa Of the United States Steel
eorporatjon.
i The cUneean starts with an Euro
pean order for 100000 rifes and an
ovGion on 300. 900. 900 tons Of iron
ore. presumably In the Lake supe-
rioe region. The ofacers are:
w. e. Corey, president: A. c.
Dlukey. vice-president and w. b.
Dickson. secretary-treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
FEDERATION WILL
NOT BACK DOWN
IN CAR FIGHT

Frederick Bauer. president Of the
Cigarmakers' union. and David 3.
Jones. its secretary. tried 20 get the
Detroit Federation of Labor. Wed
nesday evening. to submit the strssf
railway purchase plan to Q straw
vote Of the locals. The proposition
was blocked by Frank x. Aartel1
delegate from the Typog1aphics'
union. on the ground that II wouI6
cause division among union men,
Why did you not bring MP the
question Of referendum before We
pledged our support against the
PLAN" he asked Are we going To
tell the public where We stand one
day. and tell II the next day that We
stand somewhere else?"
The proposition Of the Cigarmak-
ers was laid on the table without
protest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
Marriage Licenses

loan Beek R~.rcit: EDITH NJ
Bacon. 20. Highland Park.
Frank Klein, 81: Bertha ws'hkof-
Jasper n LAwtor. - p..roi,. MI
| dred G. Wiieo,en. - Bay City.
Thomas W. Saul. &c. Elsie sImr1.
Andres stowsr1 % Luawiks Ia
wojcich Gordnisk. Is. Anna zae.i.
Hou.emsn. ~
Robert a. Armour. ~ Marie Tap
Richard sehw.I,u.r. ~; May Koch.
Prank Bailow. IL River Rouge.
Clara Little. q. wyandotte
Ray Demlnek, q, Detroit; Emms
Kssrfut. s.-Ert-.- -
Leonard I. Bostsph. %, celia ~
stsnlev Kachsrrk,. q. HsrntraneI
Ella wIlkovska. 20. same
George MeSiece. 20, Belle FORBES
Frank Gsrska. ~; rFsnc.. sxmorsi
stsni.isw Sss. -; stsni,is~, ski.
Christ stark. a.; CARR. wallace. as
Anthony Zegsrowics. -. Anns IAn-
Raymond Herbon. 10 Erms DALEY
30
A'b--. p Ketchtyn. IS: Aiieen NJ
! Berb. 2S.
wiadys'sws Kospyak. 10: Mary hi.
Albsr, W. pbupo,.. 20; Ethel Carr
20.
frank Drogar 81. Mary s,se. ~.
Carl Atrens. "a: Eur Foster ~,
John Gerus. 81: Bronisiawa sabusr
10
si.~.-der oodievski. az CAROLYN,
Rruisnska 10
Colin Times. 81: Rachel Pickerins
~.
Antoni Jusskp. AZ Anna Andsisk
10.
r'wnot l. Rooms. ~: Margaret L
IL ~Ior. -
Robert g. Knapp. "a: Mary y. Scott
~
wait.- wheeler. 81; cors NJ stew
Prank s,eiky. q: o.rtrud. Miller.
~
.C,eysr~. ". rsvi.- 80 Dstyoft:
M~-vhs ueHvfcb. ~ Nrne's rrf
HERMAN A. Quail. ~: Ethel vogef.
r-.e Y ~.,rer. ~. Detroit: Louise
Hart -. uincy. III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
MICHIGAN UNION
PLEDGES $1O2, 800

Contributions Of $3.50. received
since Saturday. have brought the
Nichisan Union building fund to
$1o1.3o0. The additional contribu-
turg xre BsaeAAfme. - ,ooo;; ,
Judson Bradway, eases r Miller.
X. b. Alexander. @. W. Gillis.
Henry wlneman. Rufus w. Clark.
500 each: H. c. Beeson. Mitchell
Victor. 8. NJ. rechimer. c. II.
Wieder. $50 each.
A roundup Of Michigan men who
have not signed pledges Is being
Planned Henry e. Bodman. chair
man Of the Detroit committee. has
given ost the names Of 800 De-
troit alumni to his assistants. Each
class will have . committee. Two
moro $4,000 subscriptions are
wanted TO match the amount con-
tributed by Philip H.. Paul r. and
David Gray.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
Bulgars Sure
Germans Will Win
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN, Oct. e.-(viA wireless
Bulgaria has Joined the Tcutonic
Allies because only thus can al
Bulgarian peoples be united. accord
ing 10 q manifesto issued by the
Sofia government. published today
In the rrankfurtsr Zeitung.
For her aid. continues the mani.
festo. Bulgaria has Germany's and
Austria's promise OF parts OF Ser
bis. giving the Bulsarians q frontier
with Hungary, an absolute neces-
atty. II 10 declared. to Bulgarian In.
dependence.
The Allies pledges. says the state
msnt. were disbelieved.
Russia II denounced by the mani.
festo a. seeking to win CONSTANT.
nople and the DArdanelles, Great
Britain as aiming At destruction OF
German competition. France as
hoping for Alsace-I,orraine. and the
other Allied powers as planning to
rob foreign countries" while Ger.
many and Austria are upheld as
defenders OF property and peaceful
progress.
Serbia IL declared Bulgaria.
worst enemy and accused Of op
pressing purely Bulgarian Mace
donia with unheard OF barbarism.'
The Teutonic Allies. adds the
manifesto, are victorious on all
fronts and IL would be suicidal for
Bulgaria not to be found on the Ger.
man and Austrian side
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
DETR OFT TIM Z =

that the mid-section of the lot 10
short. II is not 40 short. however.
as to necessitate ground rules. Thir
means that a poke into center that
dies or hops into the stands. VIII
be good for trip around the CIR,
cult. The umpires may look THE
spot over today and announce some
sort of ruling. but a. the matter
now stands lucky blow toward
midneld might mean the turning OF
game.
New stars are expected to fash
across the horizon and new wof}d,s
series heroes come TO the fore In
the clash starting today. Bancroft.
the Philly shortstop. only freshly
plucked from the Pacific coast
league. will be watched closely. II
II his name that IL being heard the
most In hotel lobbiss. and every
where fans or players congregats.
40 a possible fielding and o2ttfuS
hero. He Il In great condition. and
Is playing tho game Of his young
life.
OF two stars OF other days-and
still mountains OF strength to their
teams-there was much speculation
early today.
All indications apparently were
that Bill Killifer. the Philly veteran
catcher. would not be- able 10 get
into the series. Killifer's arm has
been bothering him and his team
mates are generally pessimistic. In
the enemy camp. however. reports
that Killifer will not appear will not
be believed until the last game Is
played.
Wood solemnly declared he would
not be In shape for the series. Then
he went out the next day and pitch
ed three sippy innings. smoking 'em
over the pan with all his oldtime
speed and cunning. Manager CARR
gan Is a persistent bear on the
Wood market. but there IL feeling
In the Philly camp that he may be
endeavoring to put something over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08


VAS announced that a game vouft
In all probabi be played.
Omcials privately expressed the
opinion that couple OF barrels o.
gasoline scattered promiscuously
over the field with a match applied
would dry OF the diamond SUN
ciently for play.
Final decision. however. rested
with the National commission. and
until that august body convened al
the BellevueStratford shortly be
fore noon. II was not absolutely Ger
tain the clans OF Moran and CARR
gan would perform for an expect.
ant populaee.
Seldom In basebalfs long and
v1riegated history has the guiIlible
public been prodded in the pocket.
book to such an extent as IL was
last night and today Speculators
seem to have cornered the ticket
supply and were fairly well ad-
vanced along the road to independ-
ent wealth. Sets Of three 81 seats
were bringing $40 and $40. without
more than q feeble protest
John d. and Andy Carnegie could
hardly have touched IS square of
cardboard. II was impossible to
walk through Broad. Chestnut or
Market streets without being fairly
by scalpers. The police.
who are popularity supposed to pos
ssss IN undying hatred for specula-
i've creatures. were conveniently
} bsent. and the grand little sport
n prodding the populaee went mer-
lily on.
Betting was practically st even
Occasionally some feverish
partisan would offer I'VE to fonY on
he Red Sox 70 cop. but Just 40 Of
len II would be eae other way
round.
The papers reported heavy bet
ing. but II was not visible TO the
,aked eye. There were reports that
bets Of 5000 to $1,000 had been
made on me Bostonians TO win. but
hey neglected to say who the bet
.ors were. Dozens of bets Of 31.1O0
70 81 900. with Carrigan's crew the
'avorite, were reported but unveri-
aed.
About $50 persons. mostly youths.
stood before the ticket window ut
the ball park all night. through the
drizzle. for the opening at IL o'clock.
AZ a. m. there we're probably 500
shiverins In the line. and by.S
o'clock the number had grown to
], Heading ,Ae-s;E.ns- xere
about Is youths who frankly admit.
ted they tidn'r expect 70 see tho
game-they wanted 20 sell their
places for prices that would make
Charley schvab blink. A. the time
for opening the window approached
these prices skyrocketed with the
abandon OF Bethlehem Steel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-08
SALARY
FOR DIR. DE BLOIS

An attempt will b made by the
Rcaltical and Civic league 10 secure
frpm the Wayne county board Of 50
pervisors recognition for Or. Rhoda
81. % Biois, who for three years
mas been examining physician In
the women's detention home. with
out PAY.
DR.. % Blois has told the league
about her work. md Of the need Of
I physician IN the detention home.
Ne said that she gave Mp her posi-
Ira because its duties were inter
fes1ng seriously with her practice.
ara because she could no longer At
fura to give her time without CON-
psnsation.
The league voted to petition the
esosrvisass to provide q salary for
D4 - ;Bt6is. 20 that her work would
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NJ psspassd, and win be submitted
= he supervisors in their October
meeting.