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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS
seven Release Deeds Amounting ,
SD .I.E

Il: c. Burke. trustee. to z. II. Ford.
81 feet inches by 1919 feet north line
Leigh street, s! feet east OF Third
Jacob :. Cohn, trustee, to II. T. Cook.
foXl@0 feet south line Grace street
Isl feet west Of the Boulevard Aprii
IL 1915, S2,36S.
James II. Carneal. trustee, to Louis
Marchctt; and Louis Baldacci. % feet
!, inches by l2l feet inches north line
Broad Street, Il feet 1-2 inches west
OF First street. being known as No. is
East Broad street. May D. 1915. SlS 900
H. \. McCurdy, trustee. to Lizzie S.
Dunstan. 1iS.55Xl2o feet at the north
east corner Of Broad and Shcppard
Streets. May q. 1915, $9,5G6s2
= Leon NJ. Nelson, trustee, to Annie A
,Steinbrocher. 20 feet j inches nv 100 .
feet south line Floyd Avenue. 90 feet
inches east of Robinson street. Anril
Is. 1915, S4,4S0. ''
Leith S. Bremncr, trustee. To L. I
Melton, 100 feet 3 inches by o. feet
north line Kempcr Street, 169 feet
Inches east of Carter Street: also
g feet 0 inches by 81 feet north line
kemper street. 90 feet east OF Carter
street; also 35Xl40 feet west line Mary
land Avenue, 20 feet south of PolIocI,
Street. April l, 1915. $5l5.
Edward S. Rose, ct al, trustees, TO
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General wcn,hcr co,,,i,,on.

WASiilNGTON. May lit is cousid-
crhhly warmer in the lower Missouri
valley tho llaius states and tho cen
tomp"raturcs continue in the Northern
iIat"hn In tn" South Atlantic am,
'uif states il is temporarily colder.
hc warmer Saturday in tn. extreme
central West, and ON Sunday in the
central vallc;s and the upper lax. re-
urday in the Middl. Atlantic S,arcs
ne winds along the North Atlantic
coast VIII b" fresh To strong south and
.oN'h"cst' on the middle Atlantic coast
fresh strong southwest: en- the soI;h
Atlantic coast moderate to fresh most :
~ SohtherlN. on the east gulf coast
MODERATE west ana northwest.
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from r. ,i further f,9ns,dGra,ion of tho case

from further consideration OF tho case
by Judge IL. H. Wells.
Ellsncr is charged with q serious
offensc against Miss Rachael OppIcman.
or 1921 Hull street. The trial q the
case was started on Wednesday,. aud
the evidence was completed late Thurs
day. The jury received the case short
~ after O'Clock Thursday evening and
dclberated until after o'clock. fail
ihE TO reach an agreement. 1t was ad :
journed until yesterday morning. and
had dcliheratcd for more than four
hours when called in by Judge Wells.
The jury, to a man. stated that II WAS
Impossible to reach a verdict. and was
discharged. the case going over to tho
next term OF court. Ellsner was bailcl
in the sum of $1,000.
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WIN FELLOWSHIPS
TWO Graduates mt Union Seminary
Awarded Highest HOnors.

Leigh Richmond scott of Statesville.
y. c., and Martin Rycrson Turnbull of
Lexington. Va. have been appointed
Moses ID. Hoge fellows for next year at
Union Theological Seminary. according
to announcement just made from the
seminary. This is the highest dis
tinction within the gift of the institu-
ton These young men. who are MEM
hers of this years graduating class,
viii be engaged in postgraduate
studies a the seminary until May, 1915.
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GIRL is MISSING
Police Asked Ia search for Miss Marie
Driver.

The Police Department was asked
yesterday morning to make search for
Marie Driver, eighteen years old. who
Is reported by her mother to have been
missing from her home. 4o6 South lIar-
r!son street. since Wednesday,. May =.
According TO Mrs. Driver, her daughter
was last seen in an automobile near
Laurel and Franklin streets on We'd
nesday afternoon At $50 O'Clock.
The girl is described as being five
feet tall, Weighing li0 pounds She
is OF light complexion. has dark brown
hair, brown eyes and there is "a scar
on the right side of her chin. She
wore a green dress and black shippers,
Miss Tuiia Stubbs. twenty four years
old who disappeared several days ago
from the home Tor working girls at
205 South Cherry street. returned yes
tcrday, and was detained by the police
pending an investigation. Her home is
said TO be in scotland Neck. y c.
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CiItNC:RN TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds OF Bargain and SuIc
NmOmnting to- SII.:iON.


william f.. Crawford, special com
Smaliwo"d. - acres In the town OF
tIaT"mpDt Surry County; also - foet
IL inches hy 1876 feet north line
L"lsh Street - feet ! inches cast OF
fIrst street also 90 l2 acres on thu
April -. 1918. tax S3.@N
Caroline = coleman 10 Carrie w
Traylor. % i-2Ni&o fect north line Han
street, being lot In block j. in The
''a e.ar 81 l - 'srk M"T l. 1917 $1,000,
line Randolph street. 81 IL feet north
~ wallace street beng known as No.
Oh. May :, 1918. sl.aD0
Charles - Ham. It AK. to l. T. Ban
iis, %oN FEET south line Main Street.
- irei "csi If Deep Run street. May
.. 1915, tax $3.50, $40
Mazer. 3rN!23 feet at tnc northwest
Syorn"r Of Dance and Carter streets
=. Ahbey Realty Corporation To G. David
Taylor, lots and In block il In the
pan oil Colonial Place, section a. April
Alhert .. Bosenen. trustee to e.
Shipman. 81 foot Inches ~ q IL feet
~ the northwest Corncr OF Twenty
thitH and y streets. May ., 1915.
Henry s Wallerstcin, e, TX. to T. W.
Woo sons. ?, f."t inches by
between Main and Cary streets, being
known as - south Fourteenth Str."i
May .. 1918. Sl7.50o.
W. j. Gilman and George u prjd5,.
70 j. Murray Priest, 3lxl3O feet cast
Inc Houi.vard, % feet south OF Floyd
avenue, being known as no 2l MAY
1, 1915. tax $3.50 $40
it!g inland Park Development Corpora
tion 10 9, Browne Pearson. Scxl25 feet
south line Fourth Avenue, go feet
$500 ware" - 1919
William. L Bear Of ais. to Eva Y.
stone. IS feet . inches by II; feet north
inc l'lckenSon street. A. feet west OF
NIL! Avenue. tebruarN 10. l.l5. SAJO
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
\. l.. Davis. for w j. Leonard. 1884
williamsburg Avenue.
Gillian & Tillcr. for Mrs. G. Schwartz.
1873 North Harrison street
W. IL. Eancs. for 1905 West Main
Street
Capitol Plumbing Company. for Vir-
cinia Hallway ana Power Company.
northeast corner Of Main and Vino
Streets.
S. r. Goodman. for $500 Semmcs Ave-
nue.. Woodland heights.
W. II. Eancs, for Henri and Dix Popa-
nick. 2jlt Beverly Street.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

lakewood Memorial Dny cxercIscs
mt the graves OF 1900 Confederate
soldiers buried In lakewood Gene
terry.
Flower snlc for Mothers Day.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville and
pictureDi matinee, 3; night, $40 and
D.
decentralization pictures; cUntIn-
uous performance, II noon to IL.
Sfrhnd--FnrnmOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance, ~ noon to II.
New Thentcr-MOtion pIcturcs;
continuous performance, 1850 morn
Ing 10 II night.
Little Thcater-Motion pictures,
continuous performance, IL morning
10 IL night.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

>. Charters were issued by tho State
corporation Commission yesterday as
Wallin Coal Corpora ton. Pulaski
Maximum. 100000: minimum, Sl00oo :
par value. Sl00. II. liardaway, presi,
dent, 81. Paul: j. r.. WySor, vice -presi-
dent; .. y. Jordan. secretary and treas
urer both OF Pulaski. Purposes: coal
mining business.
Prudential Film Corporation, Rich
mond. Maximum. sl.75J. 600: minimum.
$4,000. Obic Archer, president: Harry
NJ. roster, treasurer: Robert ID. Mcleod
secretary, all OF New York City. Pur-
poses: moving picture hmsinnss
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits Amounting (

Tine following permits were issued
Yesterday By Building Inspector But
Ter:
&. Baldacci. TO build "A two-story
brick store and dwelling at 1907 Hull
Street. to cost S3.0SO.
Harvey G. Brown, to build two two
story brick tcncments, four dwellings,
on the west side of lakewood Avenue.
between S ard kunn Streets, to cost
sS.400.
w. II. zimmerman. to repair brick
store, eos East Broad Street, to cost
1915.
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between Broad and Grace Streets: Main
street. Lctwecn First and jefferson
Streets: Marshall Street. between
Twenty first and Twcnty-siXth streets,
and Cary street. between First and
Eclvidcrc Streets.
superintendent OF the Street Clean
Ing Department directed to repair paw
Ing on the south side OF Leigh Street
east of Third Street
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

j. r Mitchell. lots II and 10 and 10 feet
land Park May 4, 1915. 1855.
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HusTiNGs TRANSFERS.
One Deed Of bargain and Sale Amount
In,

Harry Mulrcnnau TO Mary Mulren-
nan, bgXli> feet at the southwest cor
ncr OF Belleyu" and Th.rti,th Streets.
being lots . and : In block - in the
Plan OF Woodland Heights Nav s..
1915, tax 81, ST. -
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THE WEATHER


II noon temperature 76
- ~ temperature ............. 16
> i. NJ. Temperature. . 81
HhHimnn temperature to s +. NJ Is
Mliliihlnl tempcra turc to $ r. NJ JG
Mean temperature 81
normal temperature g..
i.$Cess In temperature Yesterday
Dcnciency in temperature since
March .......... Iop
accumulated excess in Temporal
turc since January l.. sc
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DR.. TUCKER REPLIES
TO HOSPITAL PROTEST
Says Property Owners Objections
Are Based on Misunder-
standing.
LETTERS FROM NEIGHBoRs
T.. l.. Bemiss and Others Say There
Are No Disagrceable Features Con-
nected With Presence of Institu.
ton i'm Vicinity OF Homes.

With reference to tho reported op-
position of Franklin Street residents
to the establishment by him of n ncu-
rological sanatorium in tho John w
Harrison house at Madison and Frank
I'm streets. Or. beverly K. Tucker said
yesterday:
believe that the protest is based
on q misunderstanding of the nature
Oh the proposed institution. The solu-
toh OF the question should be gov
crn"d by fact and not by apprc-
hension The principal fact in point
Is that the proposed sanatorium is for
strictly neurological cases and not for
an insane asylum or u refuge for al
cohoiics. The best evidence o! this
TACT is the history OF the same insti-
luton At it's present location. io2-i
East Grace Street. which has never
been complained Of"
pr. Tucker produced letters from T.
l." hcm!s Mrs. G. G. Isbell. T. j.. Cos
tenbader J.. w. IIowlc and Or. H. H.
Ivy l" tho effect that the present
iuckcr Sanatorium and other hospitals
i"cat"d In their neirhborhoods. have
not boon found Objectionable
had already completed the ncgo-
t'auons and signed II binding contract
tor inc purchase of the property be-
foro received an intimation that its
use FOR sanatorium purposes would be
Questionable to any one said Dr.
Fucker ANY legislation against il
would not only he special in it's ia.
turc, though perhaps clothed i'm gen.
Graz. or zone language, but would be,
so lar AS my property rights are con
ccrhcd, coniisCatory
CITY ALREADY LARGELY
4 MEDICAL CENTER
The city is advancing, and has al
ready become a medical center. My
sanatorium Will be in Il large and COM
parativcly secluded yard 1t will cause
no disagrccablc innovations. and
shall allow nothing which will make
II Objectionable In the ncighborhood
My patients are not inmates but con-
SYST OF many of the best people OF
this and other States in need of rest
and professional attention
/ do not propose to argue my case
IN the newspapers, but in view of the
protest which has been published.
think IL proper to make this statement
so that the general public may see
my side of the question. am advised
that ] have valuable vested rights,
which | am prepared to defend"
Mr. Bemis wrote Dr. Tucker yestcr-
day u beg to say that the existence
OF your sanatorium almost Immediately
across the street from my residence
has been entirely free from any OBJ
Jectionable features TO my family. In
deed. except for the sign upon the
front of the house, there has been
nothing TO indicate that these houses
arc used for anything else than pri-
vatc residences"
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Ernest Brown, colored was sentenced
to sixty days in jail by Justice Crutch-
field yestermday morning on a charge
OF stealing slO from Ernest Webb.
J. II. Hobson. Colored, was tined $40
on charge OF being disorderly on the
street.
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nENRICo DEED or TRUST,

One Deed of Trust Amounting IN
SIT5.
n W. Bouldin 10 Il. c. Burke, trustee.
ilx2h6 feet west line Ridge Road nea,'
Bradford Heights. April Is, lgI5' Sill
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Local Observation Mt < r. VI Yesterday,
Temperature. 90. humidity "a: wind
erection, south: wind. velocity, -;
weather. raining.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
trading on Local MaI.lct YESTERDAY
Showed Best Results for
Past Week.
SOME GOOD SALES ARE MADE
Henry $. Wallcrstcin Sells Four
techth Street Store to II. W. Wood
Sons for 1T,5OO-BuiIding
Operations Arc More Active.

Trading on the local real estate mar
het yesterday showed the best results
Vi inc week, the sales being numerous
ahu IN several instances conveying
thTEc property. The deeds of trust and
1855 H"cdS also totalcd :: good figure
.hhn Si".oop Speaking of conditions
:'stcTda%, one OF the large agents said
ihat business was continually improv-
lhp, ana that the number of sales that
"'rc gong TO record proved that the
nHouht OF business being transact" ed
VAS on tho increase. During the en-
lirH period when the country WaS swept
WIN Il cry of hard times. real estate
Values IN this city held up. and there
was Few, II any, cases that local prop
Guy WAS forced 10 be sold under the
hammer for "a price considered below
Inc market value. The agcnts all point
70 tils As evidence Of tho stability Of
mo local market. and tina, local real
estate !s a good Investment.
Henry s. Wallcrstcin sold yesterday
10 r. W. Wood /: Sons The brick build-
NIX AZ - South Fourteenth Street
fronting twcntv-cight feet three inches,
Tor $1,000. Another good sale WAS be-
tween W. J Gilman. George l.. Priddy
and j. VI. Priest. for a brick dwelling:
at II North Boulevard The considcrn-
ton was So 500
y building permit was issued yes
tcrday TO Harvey g Brown 10 build
Two two story brick tcnemcnts, four
dwellings, on the west side OF Oak
ood Avenue. between s. and Euun
streets. TO cost $500.
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Local ItntnfaIi,

Hainfall last twelve hours
RAINFALL last tWenty-four hours
D.hciency in rainfall since March
1
AcJuin u!Hted deficiency in rainfall
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JURY FAILS TO AGREE

Ellsncr Case Gocx Over TO Next Term
of Hastings Court. Part ii.
The jury which has been hearing the
case Of Solomon Ellsner in the Hust-
ings Court, Part H., could not agree
Yesterday afternoon and WAS DISCHARGED
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HENKICo TRANSFER.
one Decd Of BnrGain and Sale ANON
To-

oscar L. Hornc! to Nest End Po,,tv
gorpora tion. lots % and 81 in block
IS IN Inc plan OF Monument Heights.
March u, 1915, tax 81, SlV.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
CLAIM JACK johnson
NOT IN BEST Of SHAPE
heavyweight Champ Due to Arrive
in Mexico Today for Fight
with Willard.

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 2O.-The activity
in fistic circles today was disturbed
by rumors that Jack Johnson is not in
the best of condition for his cham
pionship bout with Jess Willard, and
that the big black will not be able
to enter the ring on March in tip
top shape.
While the average public puts some
stock in these reports, the wiseacres
in the game do not view them with
any degree of alarm. They say that
the reports are being circulated to cut
down the odds on the fight. johnson
is a big favorite in the betting--the
odds being almost prohibitive-and the
consensus is that reports of John
sons condition are being circulated
50 that the gambling element can get
some adequate return for the odds
they are offering.
All is ready for the coming of the
champion. His camp, where he will
put in the hard training ticks. has
been put in shape and all the attend
ants are awaiting the arrival of the
principal tomorrow.
willard is going along in his train
ing as smoothly as made road.
He is following a systematic course
of training, and already is in condi
ton. And the challenger is confident
that he will be the one that will bring
the championship back to the white
race.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
New Way to Train Pitchers
Scheme of Columbia Coach

New York, Feb. :O.-JOhn Nc
Graw and Bill Donovan would do
well to have talk with Andy
CoakIey before they put their
pitchers through boiling out pro-
cess in the south. -COakley Ii coach
Of the Columbia University nine,
md bOthersOme ncade mic. reguln-
lions prohibit the taking of o long
sDripS training trip In the south.
COakley pOndered long, and he
thinks wisely, for yesterday he hit
on n scheme which he says will
make the Columbia pitchers Elut-
tons for work. II they blow UP he
says Il will be Jim Rice's fault.
COakley assigned Jim O'Nenle, the
Columbia captain; Eddie shea,
Lefty Beck and two or three Of
his other more promising pitchers
to the tender mercies Of Rice for
n quarter Of an hours session with
the rowing machines In the crew
room. Rice did ms he WINS bid. and
the pitchers tOiled and zperspired
~ they swung through the
strokes. C0akley thinks rowing
will develop the staying powers Of
his twiriers. Rice doesn't see how
Coakley's plan will work out.
"Crews,- said he yesterday. "blON
up at the third mile. but who ever
heard Of . pitcher blowing up af-
ter pitching three miles. Anyway,
COakley's Oarrmen as a whole are
good pitchers."
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
TURNER SURE To find
KILONIS Tough RIVAL
Clever WrestIers Will Meet on Gayely
Theater Stage Here We'd
nesday Night.

When Manager Peck. of the Gayety
Theater. secured the signatures Of Joe
Turner, the middle-weight champion Of
the world and John Kilonis. the big
Greek. for next Wednesday night, he ar
ranged by far the greatest wrestling
might be remembered that in their last
meeting Turner gained the first two falls
after several hours of the hardest ana
toughest mat work seen in this city. and
with the chances of this very stunt being
pulled off at the home of the Graphing
game large and enthusiastic audiences
will turn out for the occasion.
Turner has been after the Greek for q
long time now. trailing him through sew
eral States. but without avail. At last he
has KiIonis hooked and Manager Peck
lost no time in arranging for the contest
between these men. Last week ktions
took Bull Montana on at a local thea
ter and disposed of him in quite cas-,
fashion. though the Italian wonder did
himself justice.
The wrestling match will go on imme-
diately after the regular performance.
and will be catch-as-catch-can style.
Kilonis. through his recent engagement.
is now in tiptop form. and though TuS
ner. the local boy. has been in trainins
for long while expecting the match. he
will have no easy matter in disposing Of
the Greek favorite. The third man In
the ring has not been named yet, though
it is expected that one of the local SPORT
ing writer's will be agreed upon.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
LINCOLN A. E. To
PRESENT FAST Nine
Some of Known Schoolboy Athletes
on Club Roster-Manager Garter
Is Looking >for, Games.

The members of the Lincoln A. c.
baseball team were measured for their
new uniforms during the past week
and as soon as the weather permits
they will start outdoor practice to
prepare for the many early spring
dates on their schedule.
The Lincolns will be represented on
the diamond this season by most OF
last years crack nine and by several
other players of unusual ability.
Lefty" Clayton, Art Vanderlip. and
''Tacks" Mccarthy will compose the
outfield. In this trio the Lincolns can
in this section. Mick" Carter and
Neil McFadden. substitute outfielders
Of last year, also will be available.
Capt. wally Howard. "Speck" Wat
son, Spots" Frazier, Willie Zupnik.
Lester Seabright, and Bill Culligan
will make up what should prove one
Of the fastest infields in the District.
The battery positions viii be well
taken care of by the following: Tom"
Connors, star backstop Of last sea-
sons team; Pony Steed, of Tech
High. and Billy Martin, sixteen-year-
old youngster of remarkable ability,
will compose the catching STAFF Ray
Bischof. Wilbur Hildebrand, Bugs
Nelson. and Charley Offutt will again
be the Lincoln mound artists, and all
these boys, showed, class last season
every time they were called upon.
The schedule, which will be an
nounced later. will include many good
games = The, Lincoln initial engage
ment will be against Gaflaudet Col
lege. with whom-a series has been ar
ranged. - = 49,. ). r '.i ,-,-s
Manager Carter is. anxious to hear
from all. strong. teams for Sunday
games TO be played on the, Rosedale
playgroundf diamond. Address w. b.
Carter, S:4 Eleventh street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

which the cars will FLOW on their re-
turn trip. there IS more than a mile
slightly down grade, where a driver
can put So rarely rcn;Dd him the beauti-
full shaft crowned with The Adven-
turous Bowman" and ear sight his
radiator cap straight fCT the gilded
dome on tn" Nassi' hUSeIts Building, in
the highest flight of II eel en- the whole
course.
lust before reaching this point. the
return coUrs" meets and forms. for a
short distance, Il miniature plaza with
the outgoing route There is ample
room for the ears I" E2SS in both di-
rectivns at this "JUnctioE Curve" how
ever and h:.lc- of hay and straw will
separate the lines vi flight, preventing
any held-on collision.
Some speed setting.
In the elements of hazard and in the
opportunities for speed the exposition
course is sure to supply. in the judy
ment of all the speed experts who have
viewed it. two most interesting chapters
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

i'll motor racing history. Its stately ave
nues, lined with palms and with the
opal-tinted exposition architecture tower
ing above makes it easily the hand
soonest course over which cars have ever
raced.
Accommodations for spectators have
been made, on lavish scale that is
characteristic of the exposition general
plans. The main stand. large enough to
seat 5000 persons. occupies the side Ut
the mile track for the whole length of
the home stretch. 1t is built into the
hill of the famous Federal Park bar
racks, the PreSid 10. In front of this
stand the pits will be located. where the
cars will secure supplies and catch or
dcrs and information by the secret code
employed by each team. Here also are
the stands for the timing. scoring and
other officials
Thousands of persons will also watch
the race from the many points of van
tage along the line. Arrangements are
being made to entertain crowd of over
10000 persons. More than half of this