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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

Duke street. Fairfax County. TO lei
south Royal Street. city Df Alexandria.
Amendment to charter of The Hab-
crdashcr. Incorporated. Danvillc. chang
Ing name to Barker. Turner K james
Incorporated.
liuske- Marmon Co. Incorporated
Roanoke. Capital stock. $1,000 TO $685.
90: real estate business. II. T. iInsI:c
PRESIDENT; NJ ~. Munger, Secretary
both of RouEokc.
Citizens Crystal Ice Company. Incor-
pcrntcd, Roanoke. Capital stock, $3.50
900 TO 100000: ice business W. L.
tary and treasurer. both OF lsoanokc
Ameninent to charter o: Colonial
Peanut CORPORATION. Pet nrsbutg, chang
ing marie 10 Riverside Peanut Company
Incorporated
Foreign charter: Tho ID. II. Cow
Ing Veneer Company, of West Virginia,
100000 H. III. Rumb. State agent, Nor
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RHEUMATISM AND
INDIGESTION

Practically all physicians and medi-
( ca writer's are agreed that there is n
! close relationship between Indigestion
and rheumatism. This view is sub
stantiated by the fact that Shivar
Spring Water, which Is probably the
best American mineral water for Dys-
! pepsia and Indigestion. relieves Rhcu-
matism and the khcumatOid diseases
such as Govt, Sciatica, Neuralgia ana
Nervous Headache. All of these dis
eases are probably related, and all are
probably due in whole or in part 10
imperfect digestion or to imperfect as
similation OF food Physicians who
have studied this water and who have
observed its effects in their practice
believe that IL relieves these maladieS
bs rendering the digestion complete
and perfect and thereby prr
venting the formation OF those poisons
which inhame the joints and irritatc
the nerves. and also by eliminating
through the kidneys, such poisons ms
have already been formed
THE following letters are intercstln. IN
this connection. Or. Crosby. n south Caro-.
Una phyTc:an writes Il have tested your
tisn. Chronic Indigestion. kidney ana Riu'i-
I der troubles ANA IN Nervous and Sick Head
aches, and ind that IL has acted nicely in
each case, and believe that If used con
iinu"usly for ii reasonable time, viii! pro
blood reicVc Gelity smu! i. Ihs c, fmn
81 the Liver, Kidneys and BLADDER, aiding
DIR; Asant "f savannah. writes: Il sur
f"rcd for years. with most aggravn,img
number OF our best local physicians went to
baltimcrc. and consulted specialists there
and Still was not benefited. had about
Gespaired of living when J began to use
Shivar Spring Water, and IN short time
Mr.. Rhodes. OF Virginia. writes: please
scmu mo ten gallons 3f shivnT Spring Watc:
know OF several WIS we're cured Of Rhcu
nntsm with this water"
Ed iI%o Imn nn writes; The water
have ever taken for rheumatism Am en-.
t!rely free from pain
Mr. Mcciam. OF South Carolina writes:
My wife has hccn sufferer from Rhcu-
m"tsm an. ,n,!, after drinking twenty gallons
of the horrible disease
Mr.. Garter. Of Virginia, writes; Mrs.
Carter has had enlarged joints upon her
hands enuscd by rheumatism shVar var
enlargement. The water Is simply exec
lent"
If you suffer with rheumatism. or
with any chronic disease. accept the
guarantee offer below by signing YOUR
name. Clip and mail TO the
Shvar Spring,
Box 20 S. Shelton. s. c.
Gentlemen: accept your guarantee
offer and enclose herewith two dollars,
for ten gallons 1.-TWO five gallon dcmi-
johns) Of Shivar Spring Water ] agree
to give the water q fair trial i'm ac-
cordanco with instructions which Won
will send, and IL derive no benefit YOU
are to refund the price In full upon
receipt OF the two empty dcmijohns,
which | agree to return promptly
ios' oihce '.'................
Express Office
(Adv.)
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Social Service Federation, ils
North D'ifth street, ! O'Clock.
itiues' I3nzunr Committee, Room
GEO. Jefferson Hotel, II noon.
Grove Avenue baptist Church,
nmntcur play. "a Life MnxnnInc."
Sii5 o'clock.
Young womnn's ChrIstInn Asso-
chiffon, amateur play, "Mr. Hob"
S:iI o'clock.
Art Club OF Richmond. annual
meeting und election of officers, l.3O
o'clock.
Midday Lcntcn services. especially
for men, st. Tnul's Church, address
by NcS. Henry SlOnu Coffin, OF Mad
IsOn Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York CITY, to I $50 O'clock.
BIjOu-Grnycc Scott Company, I'm
"I.ovcrH' Lnne," S,3O.
Lyric-NuudeyIllc and pictures;
matinee, 3: night, 1910 and o.
Strnnd-Pnrnmount pictures; con-
tinnOur performance, ~ noon to H.
COlOninI-MOtiOn pictureat con-
tinnous performance, IL noon to II
experimentation pictures; con-
tinu0uh performance, I0:30, morning.
to IL, night.
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were argued yes
peals of NirEinia:
No. G6-Lconard VS. Vaughn & Co
Argued bT Henry Rely for the appel
liant. and by Kirk Matthews and VI NJ.
Justis, IL. for appellee. and submitted
No. G7-Norfolk Southern Railway
Company w. Whitehurs,. Argued by
James G. Martin for appellant and &
NJ Brandt for appellee, and continued
until to-day.
Next cases 10 be called:
No. 6S-Pnttcrson's executor vs. Pat
tcrson, ct ais.
No 6s--Mahoney, ct ais. We. Fried
berg. ct ais.
No Toto BIO passed..
No. 71-Franklin Plant Farm. Incor-
porated vs. Nash G. Straus.
No. 72-Snead. ct ais VS.. Atkinson
Of ais
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
OBJECT TO USE OF STREETS
FOR STORAGE OF BRICK
Contractor CurIey Charged With keen
ing Material In ThorouEhfnrc
for Munfhs

The case against J. ]. Curlcy, a nav
ing contractor. summoned to Police
Court on charge of obstructing streets
on Church Hin with paving blocks. VAL
ucd at $4,000. was continued until
March IL In the Police Court yesterday
TO allow the city engineer and other
officials 10 be summoned 10 court
The Virginia Railway and Power
Company was summoned 10 court some
time ago for allowing the bricks 10 re-
main on the streets, but officials Of the
company quickly established the fact
mat they had nothing TO do with them
Justice GrirGs yesterday said that he
did not think II proper to use the streets
for storage purposes and would have
subpocnas issued for all persons inter-
cstcd in the case
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cnANcEnY TRANSFERS..
Sin Deeds of bargain and Sale,
n Amounting to $50, I2O,

Amounting to $50,
Henry s. Wallcrstein ct Tx. 10 f. r.
Harris. a. feet inches By l25 q
feet east line Twenty -sccond Street. 65
feet south of Street February -,
1915, tax $50. $40.
Winfield :. IIoyt ct ais. TO Josephine
T. Woodward, 1915 acres on Acca
Road, between Broad and Belleville
Streets. September 90. 1911, s23,G70.
Kc-rccordcd.
X X. Powell Ell ux. 10 Il. y. Mercer.
2?xli3 feet inches north line Byrd
Street, Sc l-2 feet west Of Fourth
Street. February 20, 1915, $4,000
John l.. Gilman. special commission
or. 10 j. J. Williams. 30Xi3O feet south
line Clay Street. $50 feet west Of Ora
ham street March II. 1915. $4,000.
Walter SEdnor, special commission
or 10 George Davidson. lots 3lc and
322 In the plan Of Highland Terrace.
December u, 1914 $3.50
Henry 5. Walicrstein ct ux. to Helen
II. Wilson, 30 feet inches by 100 feet
south line Hanover Avenue. so feet
west of Sycamore Street. March 10
1915, tax $3.50. SO.
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NINE

panizations and others Interested In tho
project Will hold another meeting some
time within the near future for tho
purpose OF perfccting all necessary ar
ranEements.
Among those promoting the contest
are: Or. F:nnlon @. Williams. DR.. w. a.
plcckcr. DR. y. Y. Emit, DIR. Mcclure
Newton, DR.. II. s. Preston Or. f. <
Summers. DR.. X. $. Blackwell. Dr. C. s.
Folkes, DR. 5. G. Bowen, Miss Augusta
Meyer. Mrs. William a. Burrows. Mrs.
William Grimmell. Mrs. !. T. Spicrs,
Mrs. Il. r. Fuller, Mrs. Howard l.. Whit
lock and others
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Grove Avenues, eighteen outlets
+. n. Steiglcdcr & Co, for W. l.,
Chca;wood. 1909 North Avenue, Barton
Heights, siNJoutlctS.
Same. for William Miller. 537 North
Second Street. seven outlets
Edgar NJ. Andrews for +. G. ON.
700 Twenty first Street. one light.
Same. for Mrs. Catherine O'Ncill,
Slt Mosby Street. fifteen fixtures.
w. II. Catlett Electric Co, for George
w. Libby. 1913 West Grace street. three
outlets.
Godsey & Fry. for Strickland Ma
chine Company, 2324 East Main street,
moving three lights.
Engeiberg & Bear, for W. O. Muck
ols 3ol9 West Clay Street eight out
lets.
Same, for same. 1924 West Clay
street, eight outlets.
TriState Electric Company. for Mr.
Staliings. l7l4 West Leigh street, one
outlet
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CHANCERY COURT.

The following qualifications were
made in the Chancery Court yesterday:
George y. Skipwith as curator of the
estate OF Laura L. Flanagan.
is. NJ Anderson as executor OF the
estate of Julia a. Marsh.
Lucy a. Daracott as administrative
OF the estate of GcorEianna Stuart
Tho estates Were all Srnnll
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Tn" following permits were issued
yesterday by the Plumbing Inspector
j. g.: Pietri. for 6. j. Hall, 1874
North Twenty ninth Street.
same. for Vernon Cullingsworth,
1907 North Twenty eighth Street.
same, for Mrs. l.. NJ Leighton, 1899
North Twenty Street
o. i. Snead, for j. -. Carneal & Son,
2lO North Fourth Street
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cHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I


r. r. Harris to u. b. Wallerstein
81 al. trustees, "a feet inches by
i25 IL feet cast line Twenty second
street. 90 feet south of L Street Feb
ruary 10. 1915. Sl.S27.
Same TO Emmett Seaton ct al. trus-
ices, same property az described next
Above. February IL, 1915, S74l.53
Robert :. Iudgins. Jr.. ct ny. TO lie
roy ; brown. trustee: 60Nl25 feet IT
he northeast corner OF Barton Avenue
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
city Engineer directed to have the
contractor restore the pavement on the
north side of Broad street between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth Streets
Supcrin;cpdcnt of the Water Works
directed To furnish n plan for supply
ing water. together with an cstimat e
of the cost. for all the recently an
nexed territory. excepting that portion
of which is within the corporate limit 8
of the incorporated towns included In
the annexed territory.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Transactions Yesterday Mainly for
Small Property aud Sub
urban Lots.
OPEN COMMONWEALTH AVENUE
=. II. Bruner Secures Permit for
Erection OF Row of Brick DWELL
ings on Grove Avenue, Between
Elm Street and Davis Avenue.

Trading In realty yesterday was on
the light order, with prospects Tor
better business for other days this
week, say the agents. The transac-
lions were for small property, the
largest sale being for $500. Henry
S. Wallcrstcin sold to Helen II. Wilson
thirty fNet, seven inches, on the south
side OF Hanover Avenue. just west Of
Sycamore Street
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TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get 4 "I-ccnt bottle Of Danticrinc at
any drug store. pour II little into YOUR
hand aud rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips. Hy morning most IL
not all. OF this awful scurf will hav.
disappeared. Two or three npplica
tons will destroy every bit OF dandrufr
stop scalp Itching and falling hair
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Tn" Abbey Realty Corporation and
the Greater Richmond Realty Corpora
ton yesterday dedicated to the city
OF Richmond the necessary land for the
opening of Commonwealth Avenue.
from Lafayette Street TO Monument
Avenue, a distance OF one block. Com
inonwealth Avenue Is just within the
new corporation limits.
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ana Dove Street February 3. 1915.
.;.oj6.
l.. w. Harris ct ux. to 10 Lane stern.
Srcad street. 900 feet west OF the
boulevard. March !, 1915. $3.50
John ID. Blair. Jr.. to II. X. Pollard
Jr.. trustee. I2Xl2S feet west line Adams
street. 10 feet south OF Cary Street.
March 10. 1918. 1850
Anna j.. Royal TO II. r Richeson,
ct a.. trustees. is feet l-2 inches by
100 feet south line Grace street. 81
."ct 1-2 inch east of Henry street.
March IL. 1915, $4,000.
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Try MILLER CHARGED
WITH ANNOYING GIRL
ff0 Have Followed Salvation Army
assic-)ohn Doe on books of
station House.

|'ry Miller, forty-four years old.
rrestcd by Policeman Dubuque at
~ and Broad Streets last night on
LrGo OF being drunk and disordcrly.
nan IL said to have followed a
woman. who wore the uniform
Salvation Army 4assie, some dis
! before lie was noticed by Police
|oubupuc. The officer saw that the
woman was worried. and asked
/ Miller was annoying her. She
re was. the policeman states. and
f'rest followed Immediately. The
VII he heard in the Police Court
Their case OF this kind was
mt to the attention of the police
light, when Policeman JENNINGS
oil man. who gave his name as
Doc at the Second Police Station,
'harSe OF annoying n Miss Wamr,
street. IL is said that the man
IN incorrect name at the station
and ono of the policemen there
he was brought in was authority
20 statement that his name Is
sr He will be arraigncd in tho
Court to-day.
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HI:NI,ICo TRANS
HT.NNItO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of hnrgnin md Sale
Intr In

Peter Dickcrson to Francis Jackson.
half acre near Yellow Tavern.
Richmond. February 70. 1915, $50
Clarence w. Lucas st uX. 10 Percy A.
Lucas. a.? acres on west side of Hum
gary Road, near Broad Street Road
also. 10 Is acres about seven ana one
half miles northwest OF city. March
IL, 1915. tax 80 cents. SO
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IL sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and | found they gave mo
relief. purchased some Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and used them for one month.
Tho trouble on my head and face disap-
peared and my hair stopped falling out"
(SigncD Miss Bessie Reed. June 3, 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment arc
SO pure and delicate they may be used on
infants from tho hour OF birth
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night 1t itchod and
burned so. The eczema
appeared like pimplcs.
My hair fell out and was
very dry and seemed
lifeless. Tho itching was
so intense it caused mo
to scratch which formed
sores. The breaking out
80. ,x..,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Deputy Clerk william Breeder. OF
the lIustings Court. issued marriage
license yesterday to Herbert l. Lucas
and Ora Bernard Duke. both OF Rich
mond.
y marriage license was issued by
Deputy Clerk Thomas g. Fletcher Of
the fienrico Circuit Court, yesterday to
Forest Il. Blunt and Irene Willoughby
both Of Henrico County
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CIIANCEKY RELEASE DEEDS.
TWO Release Deeds, Amounting


w. l.. Miller. trustee. to william ~
Woodland ct uX.. u feet Q inches by 1l3
feet south line Marshall Street, 10 l-2
feet cas-; OF Thirty fourth Street
March .. 1918. Sl,77C.
II: 7. Iicheson ct al. trustees, to 4
". Wilson. s feet l-2 inches by l55
feet south line Grace street 81 feet
! 2 inch east of Jtcary street March
II. 1915, S9,ii0.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued by
w. H. jerks. for &. W. Pollard, lie
North Seventh street. sixteen fixtures.
Bauman IL Hines. for Davis & Archef,
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Arre.ted IN Nor,oIL

(ctive-Sergeant Bailey will go to
* to-day to bring II. II. Cowan
70 this city for trial on charge
support. The man was arrested
FOLK ut the request OF the local
tiles.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday, as
follows:
Amendment to charter of Clarke G
Winston Co. Incorporated, changing
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FIRE RECORD.

Is East Jackson Street. $40 A. NJ,
loss 81.
GEO North Ninth Street. IA L. NJ.
loss $50
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HENRICo DEED or TRUST.
One Decd OF Trust, Amounting to


Levi Goode ct Tx. to G. l.. Cardwcll
I ct al, trustees. acres on county
/ road. near the New Market Road. March
| 6. 1915, $500.
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ECZEMA ON HEAD
AND THEN ON FACE
ltched and Burned. Hair Fell Out
and Was Dry and LifeIess. Face
Disfgured.U Used Cuticura. TroubIe
Disappeared airStoppedFaI| ing.

Falston, Md.-"sIx months ago had
eczema on my head. IL also went down on
my faco. could not have any ease day or
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HusTINGs DEED OF TRUST
One Deed OF Trust. Amounting I

Louis iiankin TO +. Sittertiing ct ais.
trustees. 14xS3 feet at the northea at
corner of Decatur and Eighteenth
Streets. February 5. 1913. S5S6.4O
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1.Ocnl Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty four hours None
pefciency In rainfall since March
............... .,
Accumulated excess IN rainfall
since January Observation-Disclosures. 2e.
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The Administrative Board Yesterday
directed the Superintendent of the Wa
ter Works to furnish a plan and an
estimate Of the cost tor supplying wa
ter TO all portions of the annexed terri
tory. excepting those parts that were
In the city limits OF inCorpora
towns prior to annexation.
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uUsTINGs TRA-sEERS.

One Decd of BnrEnin and SnI~
Amounting To 500.
+. Sittcrding ct ais. trustees. to Louis
lIankin, 7iXs3 feet at the northeast
streets. February 3. 1918. 500.
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DELC. Walton

Information was received yesterday
+ Dr. J. r Mckinney OF the death OF
IF. J. G. Walton at the family home In
'dgcncld, y. j. Dr. Walton. one Of
best known physicians ana special
rs In Virginia and North Carolina. had
Zen In III health and confined 10 his
ife's old homo IN New jersey for more
an two years. and announcement OF
s death was daily expected.
For ten years before illness overlook
| IN DR.. Walton had been "A citizen Of
edmond. and during that time hc built
| here reputation as Il 'c.cdical cN-
RI aud specialist. and hcCame the
adj Of the sanato!iuiu established In
q annex OF Murphy's Hotel. Dr Wal
, u was a pioneer IN the use OF hydro
erapy and electric treatment In tic
Nth. lie had intended TO "nlarrc the
uatorium In MurDhy's Hotel. and
IRE than two years ago formed Il COM
ny TO take over the FonticeIio Springs
ppcrty. with the Idea OF building on K
great sanntorium ana hotel. At the
10 these negotiations were assuming:
ape Dr Walton became III. and was
Ken To Z; New Jersey hospital
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a building permit was issued yestcr-
day to +. II. Bruncr TO erect two
stor% brick tenement. consisting Of
four dwellings,. on the north side OF
Grove, between Elm Street and Davis
Avenue. to cost $4,000. Operations
are Increasing steadily and indications
are thht spring VIII find much building
IN progress.
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I.ornI ObscryutIu

Iornl observation ut s T.. VI. Yesterday
Tcmpcrature AZ, humidity. SC: wind.
direction, northwest; wind. velocity. To-:
weather. clear
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as HORN ~ NORTH
CAROLINA IN 1879

|Dr. John Chappell Walton was a na-
H. OF North Carolina. and WAS born
Caswcll County on August 10, 1855.
+ early education was in tho country
! ools, and his medical education was
Icivcd In the Louisville Medical Col
H.. whore he graduated in 1873 He
ctiCcd first tn North Carolina, and
II removed TO Chase city, where for
, years or more he was consulting
sic!an ~ the Mccklcnburg Mineral
ings
he funeral VIII bc from the New Jer-
a home, and interment viii he in tho
Ictcry NJ his witc's native village.
Walton leaves. besides his wife. who
Miss BESSIE Hail, OF Ridgencld, y
two children. Peter and Sarah: two
crs. Mrs. Robert Fauccttc, OF Cas-
County. y g. and Mrs Woody, OF
kdalc, Texas.
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Sample Each Free by Mail

With Sep. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutlcura, Dept. T, Bos-
ton." Sold throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
By EDDIE.

The local Del.Mar League game to-
morrow will bring together Parkside
and New Castle for the biggest battle OF
the season. Much interest is conferred IN
the contest, for should Parkside win
they will be tie with the Riverton men
for first place. hut should New Castle
come across with the big end il is all
up with the local team. II also will be
the last time the teams viii meet here
this season. New Castle trimmed them
before, thereby taking the lead, and No
one has been able TO knock them off the
top since. OF course McDevitt says he
is not coming OF, because he has the
best team and his men are in frst-class
condition. Cobb and Mcdaniel are ready
for duty behind the bat. and any one
OF his five pitchers is in condition tC
win a game, is his boast
The New Castle inheld is fielding
clean, and Connell and Mayhart are alsc
hating heavy.
Madden, Of the outfold, has got ovei
his bad days. and with the rest will b'
able 10 cover all corners of Union Field
With this string Of efficiency facin.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
.CONNADLE CUP Shoot
over DUPONT TRAPS

Tomorrow a regular Connable Cup
contest and P. F. DUPONT double tar
get trophy race are scheduled for
the DUPONT shooting club.
Many of the members have signi-
fed their intention of going TO Phila-
delphia to participate in the shoot Of
the DUPONT Trapshooting Club
against the Fox Gun Club. which VIII
be held at Wyoming avenue and y
streets This will be a so target
race shot in two 25-bird events, and
there will be several prizes for the
high guns on both winning and losing
teams, as well as a solid gold stickpin
for each member Of the winning team.
On August IA a shoot for begin
ncrs will be held here, and every
member is supposed to bring at least
one new shooter out to participate
for the prizes which will be offered
to novices
There will also be beginners
shoot on August 2S, and the members
getting out the most beginners dur
| ing the month will receive a prize
Of a sterling silver knife. fork and
dessert spoon
On August p there will be water
melon shoot in addition to the regu-
lar contest for the spoons. double tar
/ get trophy and Connable Cup. The
watermelon will be served free to all
/ contestants.