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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
DONOVAN GONE, SAID.
TO BE AFTER BAKER
Rumor Has Him at Trappc.
Md, Trying to Sign Re-
tired Home Run King.
HUSTON WOULD LIKE HIM

Manager Bll Donovan Of the New
Yurks has not returned from Philadel-
phia, where he went Tuesday evening
10 attend a dinner given by the sport
ing writers of hat city, II was at
this dinner that Connie Mack aston
ished the sport loving public by an
%nouncing that Frank Baker. the
homo run hero. had decided to retire
permanently from the game. Gossip
yesterday associated Wild Bills alb
eence with an effort on the part OF
New York to obtain the services Of the
great siueger.
II even was rumored unoficially that
Donovan had gone to thu home OF
Baker ut Trappe. Md TO try to make
the third baseman change his mind and
10 see " he would consider playing in
New York in case he has any griev-
ance against the Athletics. Capt. T.
L. Huston, however. said that he had
no knowledge of such "A play on Dono-
vans part.
q course said the Captain, II
would like TO have n player OF Bakers
worth upon my team and would go far
20 get him ! have no reason to be-
ltcNt ina MACK WOulu part Win MIN,
II II Is a case of dissatisfaction with
his present berth New York would he
prepared to bid as high as any one
to save him to the game. However.
] am speaking only at d ! know
nothing OF Bakers case save what |
have read In the papers"
The Baker incident is one OF the
profound mysteries Of ~latter-day base
bail. J. Franklin declares he has no
grievance against Connie Mack or the
club. that he is retiring simply to pur-
sue the simple life. But the fact that
Mack has cut loose so many OF his
great veterans. Plank. Bender. Col
Inns and Coombs. is interpreted by the
Cosslps az a sign of some internal
dissenslon tina might explain Bakers
change OF heart
II has been well known for the
last several seasons that Mack had
difficulty In whipping Baker into line.
hut the ~latter's reluctance was believed
to be due to differences in opinion as 10
salary Connie had the same trouble
with Plank. and this finally led TO an
open rupture. Mack. a ~closemouthed
fellow, never before talked publicly OF
his differences with players. as he has
done upon this occasion. HIS announce
ment therefore seems 10 indicate a
more serious breach than appears upon
the surface.
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the power TO veto and the American
League vested him with the right to act
as he thought best.
Kurt ". Hagerman, the Cub pitcher, who
recently received permission from the APP
pellate Court Of New York TO prosecute 4
claim OF salary against the Red SoN, has
more need than ever before to win his
suit. casey took unto him self A wife In
Grand Ra pids, Mich, the other day.
our old friend. Ed Gri,lo. has II all
figured out just how Grifhth's team VIII
tBure In the next worlds series II Frank
Bakers retirement actually takes place.
Maybe Ed l. shortsight"d But to the lay
man there seems a likely looking bunch
known AS the Red Sox, who may be heard
from later.
President Kayanaugh has called IN. an
nuHl spring meeting of the Southern
League a. Littl" Rock, AK, tomorrow
This fast minor leHgu" was not affected
seriously by the Fedora operations last
year, hut as a matter Of policy IS likely
TO adopt certain economies for the benefit
Of the second division clubs.
Pitcher Lefty Georg" has notified Joe
Birmingham that he VIII not agree 90 Z,
transfer 10 tho Eanraa CIV c,vS 9: t,.r
American Association. ~ objects 10 the
climate Of hat city,
Garry. Hermann Is thinking NJ making
an official trader out of Rod Doom The
lHttcr buncocd Garry several times on
trades and carry Is anxious 70 get even
with a few of his friends, notably g, II.
Ehhcts.
dinner to N" Hraves. nhp viii leave foi
Macon, ga. on March T. This date was
announced dcuui|e'N by James r. Gannoy
Nr,tcrdaV The president ~ tho worlds
VI" intends p|"rspually to supcriutcnd the
construction az his new rlaui Operations
vNl begin about Marrh 70.
Tommy leach, veteran outa,HdN. TO-
equity released by Roger lircsuahau, ma,
r"'uin to The pirates. with which club he
N,s . star In the hcyday Of Fred CIarku's
HtHtHa "a n F.. F,N a "a .4 ----
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Simon Prcts'eld and snother.
P.tintns, against Sarah n Greenbiatt and
others Defendants.
In pursuance ~ a judgment % tor.
closure and sale. duiy made and entered I'm
me, above entitled action. bearing date the
signed. ne icferee IN sail iuarmsn,
named viii cell at public auction Al me
EAchsnge Sa'ssroom: Nos l4-lt Vrsev
street, IN The Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
o. Ne" York on the lOth DAY ~ March.
1917. At !. o'clock noon on mat day. b,
55n,"nh Il paE rnctloneer: ne premise,
therein described a. follows:
a ma certain. lot, piece or nar'e' -
ma, WIN ne building ana Improvements
,hr'enu erected situate. lying and being In
ne borough 90 Manhattan City OF Sew
\ oik', county and state of Sew YORK
poYuied ana destrlbtd as follows.
sid ~ one hundred ana .,even,h stree,
distant one hundred and slNtv.rour fss,
ii1os,~nr,n from ,he corner formed h., the
hundrrt and eleventh Street with he aos,
erlA ~" of Eighth Avenue running thence
w. .paraicl with Eighth Avenue,
wall, one hundred feet eleven inches
hence -asiwardlr parallel with one hun
thence ~southHardly. again parallel vim
EIghth Avenue. one hundred feet eleven
lnrhrs o." he northrr'y side 81 one hun
aftl ana eleventh street ami hence Nss'
wardl\, along the uorthrr'y side ~ one
hundred and eleventh street thirty SIX fsp4
70 ine, point or place ~ beginning
Sald premises being known hy the sweet
HHnh'r 80 West one hundred and e ev-n'h
dated, New york February ,sth. iq'i.
~ MNRON StiXRERGFN Rrfers.
hEGMANM, ~uERMAN. At'orr",s 'or
d,"ii',ns 70 3i Nassau street nor
The ffoop"owMinrr" in s a II, s rlI "a N,Gn", n nron
"rtN 20 10 sold. Hs dpsrrlhrd aboy.' ~.
street number being "a West l1lth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
WOMEN'S TENNIS ARRANGED.
indoor nmptOnship ia Resin In
seventh Regiment March 10.

The eighth annual tournament for tho
indoor lawn tennis championship Of the
United states In vomen's singles and
doubles viii be started on the courts
of tre Seventh Regiment Arnory. SIX.
fy-siNth street and Park avenue. his
city, on Monday. March II.
Play VIII begin each day az 10 in the
morning. excepting sunday. when no
matches viii he played. Entries close
Friday, March -, al noon with Miss
L. ~ Moore. 62S West lIith street
md the drawings in both singles and
doubles Will be made the following day
at the armory. Miss Marie Wagner.
'He present title holder. will play
through.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
NEW YORKS IN ONLY
IA PRACTICE GAMES
DOnOvan's Policy Pursued
Six Meetings With Brook
lyns and One With Cubs.
FIRST ONE on MARCH -

A short spring schedule. hut a worthy
one, has been provided Bill Donovan's
New York Americans by business Man
ager Harry Sparrow. In keeping with
the managers suggestion sparrow, WIN
had been handicapped by the very
late sale OF the club. was able IT, ne
gotiate for games in cities that should
enable the team TO move northward
from Savannah in easy jumps and at
the Same time provide competition Of
a class u give the major lcaEu, RS
spirited practice.
Here is the result Of Sparrou's la
bors, the spring exhibition games in
full:
March 81. IS 20 and 30. with the
Brooklyn tNationsn In Davtona. via .
2. savannah tSouth AtiHntict In SsNan-
nah s. Rocky Mount Virginia in Rorkv
Mount 8. Norfolk Virginia IN Norfolk,
Richmond. Va; :. Petersburg Nirginial
in rctcrSpurg E,s "Hd TO- nro%kiyn
II. Newark G~utcrnationab at Newark,
ton, y. J.
1t will be noted that in all only four
teen exhibition games viii be played
~ the New Yorks. This is someWh..
OF a radical departure from custom.
Many big league clubs play as high a.
thirty games before the opening of the
season. Donovan's theories. however,
oppose such practice.
Little or no money is to be mad,
in hopping around ;he country says
wild Bill. and besides in p)lavi7s ir
the brush the players are forced 20
gamble with possible injuries because Or
poorly kept fields. Games with Inferior
clubs give no good practice 2nyNa,.
1t takes major league competition To-
prime a bah club prefer a 60"
games with teams of real class tlan s
~ OF games with mediocre p'aye:~.
A glance at this spring schedule
shows that half the contests will he
tests with National League clubs SIX
games will favor the Dodgers and one
the Chicago cubs. az the REMAINING
seven Savannah. Richmond and Newark
are likely TO prove more interesting 'Eau
batting practice. Then Princeton usually
IS able to present a strong front on me
diamond.
business Manager sparrow announced
that the main squad Of players D. ult
leave New York. Pennsylvania station.
on the Seaboard Florida lLm'tel at
. :os l.. VI. a week from sunday Head
quarters % the club while in CAM VIII
be the De SOTO Hotel. The players who
are at Hot Springs, Ark under the
management of Scout Joe KELLEY viii
report at savannah March 10
For two weeks after 'he arrival ~
the seasoned battery men club games
will he played almost every day un'.l
March %. when the entire squad VIII
GO 10 paytona Cor four James with
Rrooklyr. The New Works will travel
uorthward IN one body by the ease.i
possible stages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
NATIONAL TENNIS DATES SET.
Tournament Mt West side CIub to
Commence on ugus 80.

Play in the all Corners ournament for
the national lawn tennis championship
VIII begin at the courts OF the West
Side Tennis Club. Forest Hills. Long
Island On Monday. August 80. The
announcement OF the selection OF the
date was made yesterday by Edwin +.
Torrey. secretary OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association.
All clubs in the association have been
o.fed TO make application for tour
nament dates and championships and to
have the same in the hands of the sec
retarv not later than March II. The
Of dates for tournaments prob
ably Will be decided upon az a meeting
of the executive committee Of the asso-
citation which Will be held the follow
ing week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
CORNELL IN TWO DUAL MEETS.
Opposes Harvard ana Penn Track
Nen-Nichiean Not Scheduled.

ITHACA. Feb 1S,-The Cornell track
team will meet Harvard and Penn next
spring in dual meets. but will not meet
Michigan. The Cornell Nam also will
take part IN the Pennsylvania RELAYS
and in III" intercollegiate games.
This was made known to-day when
the athletic office announced the fol-
lowing schedule
April . and 4. University OF Ps.psyl-
vsnia relay carnival May s. Harvard
dual meet at Cambridge 10. Pennsyl-
dual meet tplace undecided {,
IS and 30. intercollegiate outdoor cham
pionships place undecided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
VARSITY STARS TRAIN OTHERS.
MonkIey Appoints Twelve Men q
Coach Corn~lI's Indoor Tel m.

ITHACA, Feb. 1s.-Twelve upper class
members of the Cornell trac" team have
been chosen by Coach JACK Moakley to
help him train the team for the indoor
intercollegiate games in New York on
March 6. They will york under his
supervision. The Est Of captains fol-
lows.
$50 Yard Re!ay-tngorso'l: 400 yard re-
lay. Lewis $50 yard relay. starr: 1000
yard relay. Speider; 1000 yard relay.
HoTmeier and Potter. high hurdles.
Lukens; low hurdles, Miilarli pole vault,
Milton high Jump. Cldy, broad Jump.
Warner. shot put and hammer throw. X.
c. McCutcheon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

Jack Dillon OF INDIANAPOLIS and Frank
Mtute,l Of Idwtucket were on hand last
night at the Federal \ G.. Atlantic
Garden. with the idea OF engaging in a
ten round bout. There were about 300
persons ia tho house .and after three
prclimiudIles had kept the crowd quiet
Tor about an hour the stars We're in
troduced THAT was all. The announce
ment that the fight was postponed until
tomorrow night, when rain checks
would he good. was greeted with a few
demands FOR money back Then the
filed out sadly and silently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
HAGIN WINS BY ONE STROKE.
Open Golf Champion Takes Au-
susta Purse by brilliant FInish.

AvGUsr,. Ga. Feb 1S-Nalter
Hag.n won the professional golf match
al the Country Club to-day. making the
SO holes IN Isl This total was ON
posed Of a :, IN the morning and .,
after lunch. The opou champion won
by ono stroke over ! VI Barnes. 20
brilliant ! on the PAR = thirty-siNth
hole deciding the Issue. The scores
y Rarnes. - 77-i5-; Ralph Thomas
-. 77-i53. l.. NJ Nrpona'd. -. = 49,
Jack Jolly. 80. is-l5s. David OEilHic
81. ?7GI5s: John Jones 80 7s-l,a Va
tor Fovarguc. 80 7s-t5s Thoma- Nj
Nsmara. 70. Sl-lso r I. Icnes So -
ise. James Campbell. s.. 7a-lft A.sN-
ander OEilvie - S9-lsf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
MUNICIPAL BASEBALL URGED.
Btll to Let Kansas cities Own
Teams Betng Advocated.

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. lS.-Baseball sub
sidized by cities N the Stat Of Kansas
- a possibility which NAV become q fact
in the near future. The matter rests
with the Attorney-oi-nerals opinion
Several prominent legislators who are
Interested in the national pastimc have
the ACCESSIBILITY of Introducing
"A bill to legailze civic subsidy. They
argue that " a state can appropriate
money for the benefit of state and Other
fairs. cities of the first class should be
allowed 10 appropriate money for the
support of baseball clubs to represent
them. These legislators have sought the
opinion OF the Aforementioned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF OFF.
association announces THAT Its
1913 Tourney IL Cancelled.

loNpoS, Fob ls.-The British Ana
teur COLI Association has announced
In" cancellation o. is championship
tournament for 1915 This competition
has been held since 1856, covering 4
space OF twont\-nire Years, II is opeu
10 foreign players. and in 1904 the
ute was won by Walter J Travis Of
New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
Princeton and Yale Excited.

Princeton and Vale hockey followers
are planning to he present IN force %.
morrow night when the teams play ,1-
rubber OF their three game series A.
the ST. Nicholas Rink. The UNEXPECTED
victory Of the Tigers iu \rw UN,.
Wednesday night. following Nacs
early victory by a score of o. go u.i.
has worked up unusual Interest =
81. Nicks. who huli the champions. a
OF the Amateur Hockey L.lguc u 80
meet Queens University of Co.. tia r.
a preliminary to ,-e co.l,E. 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

- Mortimer Barnes. secretary of the
metropolitan Golf Association. leaves
to-day for a vacation of several weeks.
lie is going to Nassau in the BAHIA
mas. and as there Is a golf course
there he win take his clubs with him
and spend part Of his time on the
links MI Barnes, who belongs to the
r.uglowood Country club, is one of the
l'adirE golfers of tie metropolitan dis
trIct and won the Tuxedo invitation
tournament last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
CATHOLIC DOWNS F0RDHAM.
Makes cusa tional Finish After
Home Team Holds Lead.

Fordham's basketball team failed last
night to get revenge for I beating
earlier in the season at the hands OF
Catholic University of Washington.
Catholic won the ann which was
PLACED on the now Brooklyn College
court, by-a score of 90 to II.
The first half ended with the count
tied at apiece. Fordham had forged
ahead at II to ., when Catholic began
u sensational squirt. ponnelly shot three
field goals and White two fouls IN the
last i've minutes Of play. Caffrey and
lliuchline, who helped Catholic win.
once starred on Fordham Prep. and saw
their old school take a preliminary
game from Broollyn Prep by 81 10 10.
Thc varsity lineun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
Fifteenth STRAIGHT for cutler.

cutler schools hocE,v team made i
fifteen straight Yesterday at thu #.
Nic olaS Rink At the expense Of the
browning School seven The final score
was - to u. From start to finish Cutler
"utplaNod It's opponents After tho first
&C." minutes 1t Wa = question Of only
how large the score would be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
Roller Elimination Racc Planned.

A special amateur roller skating race
has been arranged for Madison Square
Garden on March l6. It is to be the
final of a competition in which elimina-
t!on heats Will be held on Kinks In
various parts of the country beginning
next Monday night at Johnstown, Pa.
A twenty-four hour team race will begin
just after the sprint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
Giants Must DO without Roycc

Steve Royce, 1914 pitching sensation
OF Hamilton College, has decided not to
South with the Giants. He will con-
tinue a course Of studies at the New
York Law School, and so notified Sec
John II. Foster Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

RAYoNNE, Feb. ~ls-Superior shooting
and more accurate passing by the
l|aNonne High School basketball team
gave II victory over the Clason roin.
Military Academy five to-day. score 80
to "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
AU MOBILE
EXCHANGE

N\T to buy NO second hand four or five
- passenger roadster automobiles a. s.. 600
and 3 oon lt-H Must he in cNHrllsnI con
uifIou G'tr tu.I prrtirutars g. 10 make.
-ll". io-I-u r'". address +, hnA ~ sun
oNice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

li'th

rha APPROXIMATE amouur ~ tho .,cr n,
chdrgc, to satisfy NhHh me ahnv. de
s'rlhed pluprrtt t., to hc saiI. o., ScHNlin ~
WIN interest thereon f'om IrhrusrN a,h
1910 together with to.l4 ana alou,ura
a.m"un'iuE 70 S3sl6 0'ih ip'c-o4, from
F"hruhr' lctll l'li. tnGolhc' with no 81
p'n~e' 90 me .ae the dpprN,fu.-o
amount ~ 'tN"' ts."'> l"u's am v.'ar
rii"1 o. nih"" 'l.us 'h y ar =. r.,
'h' 81 :" IN" 0g.,hnsHr "ui % mo pir.h..c
none ~ pad 10y 'he 4. force. Is 5, 40
ne ihnN" d"~1rlnet nroprriy A., ru ne
sou Suple,' 20 Inc 'lyt9 Hpectted IN nv,
iulsm"ni h"r"In and to We -r"ciuci IN IN,
Dated, New York. F-h-uarN 18th lglb
II Srl.zBERGER, Ret.re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

John Il. Robinson cabled from Havana
last night that a fight to u finish prac-
tically has been clinched for the Cuban
town between Freddie Welsh and Bat
Ting Nelson. II was known that Rob-
insou went TO Havana witt tina, plan IN
view. Nelson has had the notion all
along that he could outlast Freddie in a
long bout. and Robinson went down 20
the gay little isle with a scheme to put
ON a forty-tive round bout.
When Nelson was asked about il, he
said II am sure can stop Welsh. |
know he will give me a laCing for twenty
rounds. and hell XIII himself off doing II.
After that ! can come on and stop him,
! know he cant outlast me-. A forty
five round bout is practically "A finish
AFFAIR, for ! know he hasn't the stamina
10 go the distance. I'm only waiting for
word from Robinson to start"
Harry Pollok said before he went West
that he had been approached by the
agents of the Havana promoters and
they had made overtures concerning "A
forty-tive round bout between Nelson
and the champion.
"lf they want Nelson and Welsh to a
finish, all right said Pollok, Freddie
Is willing to meet any man over the dis
tance If We get regular money for It. !
don't ear" who they select, Since they've
'l''N +N'l7'''' NHNs +N'lN'l suns VS.
ltOh,uSon's wire indicated that there is
a fine old row ON down in cuba. Evil
IDENTITY the promoters have gone off half
cooked, and the fact that there IL a row
on seems Ia Indicate the presence of Rob
Roy Benton.
I%'enton, a fighter when he's crossed,
was the first of the American Managers
To arrive in havana. with George Law
renee, manager of sam McNcy. BENTON
cSsaNcd u lHnGford- M'Ncy boLf. Other
manager trooprd in. suddenly McNcy
and l.lngCord got tho gate. Lewis and
\h"dtu iillcd IN Now Dick klogiu, the
matorUnH>"r, has been fred and he
threatens TO sue ~everyhody on the island.
40 word has come from Dan Mck"t-
rick. manager Of Young Nhoarn, 30 1t Is
not pot Siblc to know whether the little
Legion Of Honor man has been addi-
t~Ipualiy d'cura'cd fur his part IN the
Willie Lewis Young Nhcarn whIrl Of
0~'s. Evidently Dan hasn't been pick
nag M dollars IN the streets, because
lICuuN Murphy, who attends tn Dams
Sew York promoting office, wired Daniel
for como "nanic" money two day ago.
Dan c"hled back tho only words that
have come from him
! You fool. stop ktddina"
All OF which creates the impression
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
Bat Melson-Fred Welsh Finish Bout
Practically Arranged for Havana

that the boxing boom in havana VIII
prove to be a multlcolored soap bubble.
That new boxing commission rumor
won't down. Now comes ;he story that
Gov. Whitman has six good men and
true under consideration. and of the lot
Bill Brown is best thought OF. Browns
friends. and they include Senator Fraw-
ley. father OF the present bin W. g.
Osborne, Democratic state committee
man from Putnam county Assembly
man Hamilton Fish and many others.
have been working secretly in Browns
behalf, II wasn't until n Brooklyn poll
tician gave out the Zip that Browns
name cropped up In the great mystery.
Yesterday Leach Cross wired Willie
Richie asking the little eX-champion II
ne would act as a second when Leach
meets Wolgast, As Willie grew very
chummy with Leach after their bout I'm
the Garden an answer flew bach from
Richie In a few hours saying that he
would do the coaching from Leach's cor
ner. There will he a champion and three
eN-Champions on hand. Welsh viii he
there, so Will Richie, Nelson and VOL
CAST, the later being one OF the enter
tanners
Woleast lost $3.50 because Of this fight.
H. had this forfeit M for a Milwaukee
bout, but was afraid Of hurting his arm.
so ne waived the money and stated
la at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19
AUTOMOBILES NND MOTOR TRUCK IN.
SIkt a

MES pErlRING To RE TRAINED AZ
nutor truck drlN"rs or Chduncurs can aet
flu Information, without any obligation or
expense, hy t,lklue WITH Il e Donald.
SATURDAY evening. At the West Side =. NJ
& \. AuiNmohile school AS W 5Tth o..
STEW \RT AFRO SCHOOL.
Chartered by y. \. state Board of Krcent.
iiiT ,oi ii>E, SSo.
HooLl let explains WHY our course ~ REST
.2a West S;th street ,Rt broadway. -
Owners sud tnaureurg Courses
Y, v, 4, \, AUTO SCHOOL.
Largest and Resi in BROOKLYN
BOOKLET ANp VISITORS PASS FREE
bedford Ave. and Monros 81. Brookiyn.
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Boxing fans In Connecticut are happy
because Chief of Police PM Smith of
New Haven has announced that decision
bouts will he permitted under police c"n-
sorship
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-09-23
Boils and Pimples Dangerous
S. s. S. Your Remedy
Standard For Fifty Years

Modern
bad the infected blood that's dangerous Don't the
S.
s.
vegetable You get It druggists
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-09-23
RENTS

meter system, being the only just way
to sell water, and. accordingly, with a
single exception, all our consumers
are metered save the domestic con-
sumer who has no sewer connection
and only one faucet.
The exception above referred to has
reference to thevarious railroads oper-
ating here, who heretofore, owing to
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-09-23
CONSUMPTION

Domestic bills collected quarterly.
10 per cent allowed on all bills paid be
Minimum charge, domestic consumers,
: This rate, while applying to domes-
tic as well as power consumers will
not, to any sappreciable extent, affect
the domestic, consumer, as the old
rate for such quantities happened to
parallel the Charlotte rate almost to a
cent, and while some few places may
maintain slightly lower rate for adj
vertising purposes the deficiency has
to be made up in some other way and
such a policy does not impress your
committee as being commendable. We
feel gratified that we are enabled to
offer to our. people the same rate used
| by the largest city in our State
Our water is examined monthly by
the State Board of Health and the
reports show as nearly a perfect wa
ter as can be had without distillation.
Besides these reports we have analy-
| sis from experts on water for steam
purposes which show it the very best
water for boilers, the Objectionable
elements having been eliminated since
building the new plant.
/ Your committee Is committed to the