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The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

Finest Beef Pork. Veal and Lamb
OPEN TILL ELEVEN O'CLOCK MONDAY. JULY q
ONLY ONE DELIVERY MONDAY
TEN PHONES TO TAKE YOUR 0RDEn-GRANn3 IE|
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The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

EGO Plant, $50
Yellow Summer Squash, Toe
Double punches pieplant. sc.
Asparagus, bunch JOG
cucumbers, Sc
Head Lettuce, 30
New Potatoes PIX. 2oc
BUCKEYE MILk-eetter and safer
In hot weather than Dc -
fresh, 7 cans. eO$
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
JACK (TWlN) SULLIVAN
BEATEN BY jim C0FFEY
One of the Most Sensational Bouts Held
In New York ENDS After the Win
ncr Had Yelled to Referee job.

NEW YORK. February 1s.-"Dub-
lin" Jim Concy stopped Jack CTwin)
Sullivan, the gnarled oak OF the ring.
In the sixth round Tonight ut the
Fairmouut Athletic Club.
This announcement means the finish
Of one Of the most sensational bouts
held in this city.
For nearly seventeen minutes Corey
battered away at his ancient rival and
nit the Twin" blows that seemed to
down. but the twin" was there. stag
gcring but smiling.
In the fatcful sixth Coney had hit
sullivan Il pilc-driving right hook to
the chin. The old battler fell to the
ioor., but slowly rose and rested on
one knee while Referee job counted
five"
Up rose Sullivan and started n des-
pcratc rally, but COfrey plastercd him
with hooks and jabs until the Irwin"
started Keeling around like drunken
man.
'rleaso stop it," yelled Coffey. stand
Ing with both hands at his side. II
Are YOU willing to stop. Jack"
asked job.
Yes" came the reply. and the fight
was over. The men entered the ring
with Comcy Weighing 202 pounds and
Sullivan l72 1-2. Coffcy had big nd :
vantage In heighth and reach, but these
handicaps To Sullivan was cvcned up
by thcF lattcr'S EamcncSs, Sullivan may
be the old man OF the ring, but he still
possesses the craftincss that will cause
trouble to any rival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19

When the athletic teams of the C;rays
and McGill Catholic Union clash at their
Ia Z, IN the ,irayS Armory Saturday
night, the public will witness the re-
suit of the enthusiasm, which Is ram
pant in both camps.
Captain y. b. Cousins. of COMPANY
F. the promoter Of the meet has
worked hard to get the Grays Into
hghting form. and the response of the
men has been very gratifying
Among the fast men who will wear
the 'Grays' numbers Saturday night
will be Thncher, Bell, Martin and Dunn.
These, with the "old guard" of Bcattic
Sicbcrt. Gasu and Williams. are en-
pected to light every inch Of the ground.
The relay races Will l." III. feature
Of the evening. thirteen leans being IN
the lineup These races will Ikea
be fast and furious Even the Riddles
VIII -" in tho midget relay.
Craigie. OF the Grays. seems to have
i,y. ups up his sleeve, and says that
The Grays arc out for a long row OF
points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
FOR TRADE WITH ARGENTINA
Consul-Gcnernl Molina Urges More Ex-
tensive Relations with United States.

NEW YORK, February 1S.-Manucl
y. Molina. consul-Eencral OF the Ar
gentine Republic In New York, to-day
issued n statement pleading for more
extensive trade relations between the
United States and Argentina.
While the United States is inter
cstcd in capturing our markets by sell
Ing its products to u.s., he said, al
though the opportunity is there, il does
not reciprocate In purchasing our
goods in a similar degree, which nat
urally would greatly influence the
minds OF our people.
LAS far as the financial situation OF
the country is concerned. II should be
stated that it Is of the most solid char
acter. The principal sources of pro-
duction arc intact and their develop
ment continues to be q progressive one.
The commercial figures for 1913 show
an excess of exports over imports Of
SG3.000,000. The Argentine foreign
trade has reached total OF nearly
Sl0O,000.000 gold"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
SIGNS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
cw York Secretary of State Cheercd
by Women Enthusiasts.
Especial to The Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ALBANY. y. y, February 1S.-Amid
n clatter Of applause from many hands.
Secretary of State Hugo to-day signed
the concurrent resolution authorizing
the submission OF the woman suffrage
constitutional amendment this fall.
Fifty leading woman suffraGists
crowded into tho sccrctarys private
office to watch the signing OF the long
fought-for document. When the last
pen scratch had been made there wcre
two salvos OF cheers. punctuatcd by the
boom Of nashlight powders. Then fol-
lowed number of felici:ous speeches.
Mrs. Inez Millholland Boissevain
acted as master Of ceremonies for tho
women. She handed Secretary Hugo
purple pen, with which he signed
his first name and then completed the
signature with an ordinary office pen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
AND YAMADA
SOON TO PLAY HERE

Richmond's billiard enthusiasts viii
nave chance of witnessing a billiard
contest OF some note on the fourth
DAY OF March. when George sutton
who Is the leading player OF the cham,
plon billiard players league mcets
ho)i armada, the Japanese CHAMPION.
VINO is also member of the league
George sutton is the most cxperi-
chccd player In tho league. and. nj
thouht not an old man. he has been
called The dean Of the league sutton
nrst became known as pocket hill
nara player, and has held a number
OF titles ut this game
1t was from Sutton that Honnc ,vor
inc IS KLINE billiard tlt!c Sutton
winning II from George Slosson. Koii
1ainaua VIII oppose Sutton at / %
halk line ana IAN Interesting match 10
expected at the 81. Elmo pArlor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
PUTTING LID ON IN BERLIN
Police Mny Forbid All Afternoon Cnb-
arets and Vaudeville Teas.

BERLIN. February s (via London).
While proprictors OF large cafes are
pleading for extension until 9 o'clock
of the recent ! o'clock closing order.
on the ground that they are facing ruin,
tho police are reported to be consider
ing forbiddinE all afternoon cabarcts
and vaudeville teas.
Failing to obtain results merely by
making appeals. the police have issued
an order. operative tomorrow. forbid
ding sale to soldiers OF all heavy in
toxicants. Virtually everything but
beer Is placed under tho ban.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
IS MARRIED OR SINGLE
PLAYER MORE VALUABLE?
Now Going On, With tho Deci-
sion u Complete Deadlock.
o'NIARA UNBURDENs HIMSELF
Dodgers Beau BrummeI, Short Stop,
Asserts That the Bcnedicts Arc n
Selfish Bunch, and Will Not Take
Many Chances in the Game.

NEW YORK, February 1s.-Therc's
heated debate going on just now In
! baseball circles over this subject:
"Is a married ball player of more
value to a club than a bachelor ball
player"
One faction--thc wedding faction
asserts loudly that the welded played
is more valuable to the club. whilo
another faction---thc unwcddcd-take
the opposite viewpoint 1t looks like
y deadlock.
The welded fellow says that after
n ball player gets married he quits
frivoling and that tho less frivolinE tho
better II is for the ball club rs a whole.
That faction asserts that after a ball
player gets married he becomes stead
icr in his habits. he doesn't stay out
all night, or even half the night. He
realizes that he has family respon-
s!biiitics and that he must keep work
ing so as to hold his job and thus keep
the wolf from the door.
Ollie O'AIara. who shortstops for tho
brooklyn Dodgers, and who iS spokcs-
man for the bachelor gang. has this to
say;
'As soon rs a guy gets married he
begins 10 go back. He loses his pep
and h. loses his nerve. lie no longer
takes the chance that he did In Tho
past He doesn't try the long shots
on bases that he did before he got
hooked up.
~ married fellow dctracts from team
spirit instead Of getting around with
the boys in the evening. he ducks off
Into some corner and writes a letter
to his wife Then he sncaks Off for
bed. The married fellow won't get into
Il card game unless the limit is about
ten blue chips for penny.
~ married ball player doesn't sass
IN i,npire as an umpire sometimes
needs to be sasscd. why? Oh because
a later accounting TO WHEY for the
shyucss In tho pay envelope.
The unmarried ball player plays
baseball all the umc-on the Held. on
the Pulllnans and in the hotel Hobbies
AS soon as II fellow gets married he
At all other times he plays the love
games. And baseball and love don';
mix"
Seems to us as If Olie's words are
going TO be used against him some
day. Ollie is II good looking young
fellow. he's OF the heroic type OF
athlete, he's a beau Brummcl dresser
and he's made 4 hit with the grille
cans In Brooklyn. y y.
The Dodger home attendance picked
up wonderfully last spring while Ollie
was cavortinS on the green. and quite
n bulky portion OF the increased pa
tronaa:c came from the shy, sweet
maidcus that blossom in Brooklyn.
Every time Ollie a!ubled to the plato
he was greeted with lady-l!kc plaudits.
and whenever he pulled a sizzling play
around short!icld he got round OF
applause from feminine throats.
one day ollie went out and busted
his leg and was carried of TO a hos
pital. From that day on the feminine
attendance at the Dodgers park showed
a decided falling OF, but the visitors
. lists 1T the hospital where ollie Was
! confined grew to astonishing proper
| lions.
| SO, You sec. Ollie had better be care
| full about how he discred!ts matrimony,
because some day-wcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
PETERSBURG INTERESTED
IN AMATEUR BALL LEAGUE
Committee Appointed 10 Confer with
Representatives From Ettrick,
Chester and IButtcrVOrth,

PETERSBURG, VA, February is
The meeting held last night in Red
Mems llall in I'll. interest OF amateur
baseball was we'll attended, and much
,nt. sirSIB was manifested. y. W.
~ '"h. secretary OF the Young Mcn's
Christian Association, Was chosen
chairman, ana there WAS Il fun discus
sion OF the subject OF organizing IA
four or siX-Club league. with two or
more clubs in Petersburg and the 9TH
crS from nearby villages. The Seuti-
mcnt Of the meeting was unanimously
in favor OF the organization of AN anna
tcur league, and several persons pres
ent expressed readiness each to put a
good team in the league.
y committee was appointed. consist
ing OF David Alexander, chairman:
Charles X Myers. y. Johnson. Hugh :.
Cousins and s. Andrews. TO confer with
representatives OF Ettrick, Chester and
Butterworth. to secure team there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
INVITATION GOLF TOURNEY
AT HOTEL RICHMOND
IWcnf! -tiTr Experts VIII Tee on Mt
inc indoor Links-Snm Atkinson
To Present Cup for March,

Tonight at the Hotel Richmond the
'onrth Invitation indoor golf tourna-
mcnt for the Wynuc cup viii be
staged The promoters OF the tourney
nave adopted a new rule to govern tho
play OF former cup winners They will
hc pluS Two strokes in future events
sam Atkinson will present the Cham
plohsh!p cup TO be played for during
the month of March
Entries for to-night'S events follows:
gilbert Weldon, j. u. Mckay, Al
Gardner. ID: Cali, Il. Ficmnng. j. T.
Leonard, Or. Joseph White. John
Young. w. 4. Bryan. j. : Yardl.y
George Bcattic, il, j. NJ Atkinson.
w. r. Powers, :. Flcmminc, J.. Mckee
Juakins. {. -. Morgan. Joe Taylor, b.
w. l.. PiHzini. T.. Bcldcn, T. -. Hotch.
Kiss -. III. Ellington, George Hanson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
BASKETBALL
HOWITZERS MEET NORFOLK
Y. M. C. A. CUNT TOMORROW

For the second game of the State
championship series, the Norfolk
Young Mems Christian Association will
journey TO Richmond TO meet the Ar
tillcrymcn at their armory tomorrow
night. The first game in Norfolk last
Saturday night the Norfolk boys had
little trouble in winning, but the How
itzcrs predict another story after this
Saturday nights game. as the locals
arc working hard TO annex this con-
test, ana even up matters with the
Norfolk team.
The Howitzers need this game in or
der 10 Keep in the running for the
State championship, and are deter
mined to put UP the fight of the sea-
son. ON the other hand the Young
Mems Christian Association are cinch-
ing their claims, and should they come
out on top they will have a even break
TO win from Lynchburg, who only beat
them by four points in Lynchburg re-
Gently.
Hargrovc. of Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, will referee preliminary game
Richmond College and another local
team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
FEDERATION LEAGUES TO
OPEN SEASON APRIL 3
Ench Team VIII Play Twenty Gnme.
ohhcers nnu Team Managers to Meet
Again Next ThurSuny NI,rht

Tho Federal Baseball COMMITTEES
met Wednesday afternoon. 1t was de-
clded that all leagues that will PLAY I'M
dcr the federation shall open their sea
son on April 3 and close on August ia
ms period VIII embrace twenty games
hnt thc managers and officers OF tho
various teams in the federation Gan
get together with the baseball com
Imittee; a meeting has been called for
ana arrangements will be gone into
u Is essential that all managers y.
present. rs this Will be the most i'm
portant meeting of the year.
me committee VIII be on hand to
oner and receive suggestions
Remember the night, Thursday Fab
ruary 20. at 80 o'clock, at the Blues.
Armory committee room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
TOUCHARD AND LOVIBOND
BEAT PElL AND PRENTICE
Win Places In Final SingIcs Round n,
'he Nniiohni Indoor Tennis Chun-
pionshIp ut New York.

NEW YORK. February 1s.-G. +.
Touchard. plnyins-through champion.
and a. NJ Lovibond won places In tho
maj singles round of the national in
1907 1897 tennis champi9nship here to-day.
ticc. a. ifeh-
The feature OF tho scmnnals In m.
uouDicS was the smashing of Kari
bchr. who paired with Pcll. Tho Davis
cup player was In Gnc form. and pulled
J; NJ. Steinachcr and Lincoln Rei nw9r
Gustav +. Touchard and Watson N
Mashburn defeated Leslie V. Robinson
and H. W. Robinson.
The Championship match in the sin
EicS VIII be played tomorrow and Tho
championship In doubles decided Mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19

TRAPPE. MD. February Is. - ].
Franklin Baker at his home here con-
nrmcd the statement made by Man
aEcr Mack, that he had retired from
the game for good. When asked for
"a statement as to why he quit, Baker
replied:
81 have decided to quit the Attn
lctics for the sole reason that ] am
sick and tired OF travelling around the
country. For some time past | have
had my fill OF haunting around. and
this winter I made up my mind that
have had enough. so | notified Connie
Mack | would not play again. want
1t understood by my Philadclphia
friends that have absolutely no other
reason, ana that my treatment at Con-
ME Mach's hands has been more than
fair
The Fcdcrals have nothing to do
with my decision, and l have not the
slightest idea of going with them
love baseball and probably will play
Just as long as ! can wear uniform
mere, but no more world wide touring
for mine"
Baker was then asked whether he
would play again for the Athletics If
he changed his mind, and he said:
IF the big league fever ever be-
comes too strong for me TO resist
VIII first ask Connie If he wants me,
nnu II so | Will gladly join the Nth
ictlcs again: Even now, II is hard to
lctl mat have 10 quit. while think
| am in my prime and there IS no Tell
It's hard TO get out when YOU feel like
continuing, but since / don't need tho
money 50 badly | am going TO please
my fancy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
Important Change in Schedule

Effective Monday, February %, 1916,
local train leaving Byrd Street 2 r. NJ,
week days. for Washington. will be
DISCONTINUED. Train No. I6 will leave
$3.50 p. NJ, stopping at Fredericksburg
and stations north. arriving. Washing
tSn G leave ba 2fS r. No. week GaYs
for Ashland. and 4:15 p. NJ. Sundays
for Fredericksburg, latter train being
discontinued north. of Fredericksburg
Southwark local train leaving WASH
,Ington 1885 A. NJ. daily. for Richmond.
will BIO discontinued; Accommodation
week days. and Fredericksburg 9:24 A.
NJ, Sundays, arriving Elba 11:25 A. M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
JACK JOHNSON HAS
ARRIVED AT TAMPiC0

Ell PASO. TEXAS. February 18.-
Jack Johnson. the negro heavyweight
champion, who Is to fight Jess willard
at JuarcZ on March G. landed at Tam
pico to-day, according to message no
dispatched to the promoters OF the
hight here.
Johnson Is expected here Sunday.
From Tampico. he probably Will take
the Cardcnas branch OF tho Mexican
railways. which runs directly west to
san Luis Potosi, and thence travel
north ward to Torreon and Juarez.
The Carrnnza representative hero
SAID that Johnson probably would be
given safc conduct to tho Villa Limos,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19

dolph Macon defcatcG HaiuIdcn- Sidiny
i mere to-nari - to y, thereby incrcas-
ntE ny lc%u over EiCa'rOnd College for
and poorly played on bonn sidcs: tbo
fciiow Jackets soon took the lead an,
malntain"h ~ throughout the con;.s.
Ncili!,F team seemed 10 have much li,.
ana n. game waA worry dsaDpoinii,il.
10 the large crowd iu-thc gallery
low Jackets, while Iiurtt PLAYED h.s,
Tor tho Tigers BrijtinphunI's long
shots were the only spcctaculu: fcauiro
OF the game I.iue-pp:
Rendo lph- Macon--l.cc, right forward
Shelly. lief, forward; Iandon, centre:
scott. right guard; Birmingham, left
guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
~ c,yportS.
NORFOLK "HELLO" BOYS
TRIM THE RICHMONDERS

Last night the Hello" boys OF Nor
tolk put Il crimp into the locals. The
game was rolled on the Palace Runs in
his city. and on the drives ut Norfolk,
and the result of each frame was re-
reivcd on both runs by wire.
Major of the Norfolks put up top
score with tally Of 2GG In his second
game. The Richmondcrs had trouble
.oCating the head pin. and when the
sphere did reach that sport bad breaks
'esultcd.
The next series will be rolled next
week. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
On Hand!

Gloves for every occasion.
Just now the new black en-
broidered backs are "the
thing" They give the finish
ing touch to the day dress Of
men who discriminate.
We have staples in the best
makes for men whose prefer
ence is for the refinement that
lies in simplicity.
The social season fingers
along for a while yet. Maybe
you need q pair or two Of Dress
Gloves. We have them in
white glace, reindeer and mo-
chas.
Always at your service--in
all ways.
$3.50, $500 up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
BOWLING
BLAlR'S NEWPORT COLTS
CLEAN UP THE BUNNIES

Believe Me" Blair's string of colts
made cleanup or the series with the
huhny's In the Greater Richmond Ten
pm League on the Newport runs last
hiSht. for the NcwportS Bailey scored
800 for high single game. Will. JIc,d
ley with 1872 topped the Bunny's. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19
JUAREZ RESULTS

First racc-selling. two-ycar-olds
Tire iimx ana ;one-half furiongs- Tobacco
OUT. FIRST. Frank Patterson. los ISmalD.
10, 10 20 ! and out. second; llumi-
70 /: third. Time, 40 S-5 seconds Miss
Sice,h, Neldt. Noynin, Jimmie Hunt,
Meal Ticket. Megaphomc. Barka also
~ seeoMdnsSiiing. four year-olds and
up "%NIn furlongs. Rriton, q Gear
even second; Agnes o., 9. Gicnry). i
t 20 t" / , eTen' third third Time, l;26.
N.Y. ~ Son. Russ sand, Alice Teresa.
QUO. Regards, Mamdadero, No Quarter
also ran.
Third- seven furlongs-Kiva. %
,iienryb, to .. to ;, ana out. FIRST.
lHo Brnzos. - (Actonp, 6 to :, 3 to 5,
i:2' 80. Hardy and Big Lumax also
ram
(Hcnzanson, even. to ), ana out
hrst BE, 100 (Ward), to /. 4 TO :. and
out, second. Mamie McDcc. - tMar-
las Clariel also ran
pdmf iaF iSS luc fgrionss,CGlone Me-;
3 to .. firs,: captain prnac. - "a La.
nailcD. . 10 l.. to !. and even. second ;
iiazc! e., - (Acton), 5 TO ! ) to i, and
kid Nelson. Concentration, Cloud Chief,
ltiSie Green. Tempest, Lady Minta,
anna dIsO ran.
Sixth mile ana one-eighth -Goldy.
dpi tMhrtin). TO /, to /. and even,
hrSt; Lady innocence. So (Gnrncr). S
10 , 10 ]. 10 3, second; First Star,
:; third. Time. 81 80. Cordie T.,
Penalty, cantcm and Spindle also ran.
To-Dny's Cmrd.
,, E'rsl r"eG,-sciling. ,hr:EG.-ysarold dds
Wheat, 90 'Kaysn Hall. l'loss!c. %.
Air Line. %; Miss Tempo. 80: G;vln.
let; 80 ", kcnnom. 1903; oullo. ito;
"i.i'VM' ~ NO Quarter. III.
NJ, one mile 'Runny. .Gerthel.nn.
Avocado. 90; kangaroo, o.: Tutor. o.:
Merry twinkle. 81 Moscowi,. 100; 'Mol-
ne cad. 100; 'truzola. los: 'Cnlifornia
Jack. lcI. Ancestors, 40; Florence
kripp. no. Wise Mason. ~
Third selling. three year olds and
4 M Sin furlomrs--'C oncha, IS: Alec
,i!m12' hrerZSr io2; .Trokendalc. 1903;
Amazcment. l0G; Erred Drew. i0S'
Zulu. 10: Doc Allen, 10: FancuiI iinll
Palma, ia.
Fourth three ycar-olds handicap
I'VE ana oue-half furlongs--Coppimg
Little VIII. ITO.
fIfth selling. three ycar-olds and
~. six furlongs .sinple Toe, -. liza
itnack, 100; Miss chnucer. loi Sly
n,iauEht, 10; 'orha smile. 10: .Lofiy
HcywoGd. il2. Anna Reed ll2: VIM.
ircG d.; liz; 'injaroita. ll2; ny.
UP, six furlongs- 'Kath.rine C.. s5
'Mazn!k. %; Thistle Belle, l05. Iicrr,
Walhank, lO7: Pay Streak, lO.; Thcor.
!orita. lGI; orimar Lad. 100; EGmom,
'Apprcnt!co allowance ,l,i,p.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19

\ birthday social viii he given i,,
stockton Street Baptis, Church ON
Tuesday night. March 2. at Sis o'clock
by the Ladies' Sewing C!rcle OF tnr
church, The program VIII consist OF
the best local talent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-19

J. Is. Brown. col"rcd, arrested by De-
t"ctivc- ScrScants Willy and Kcllnm on
charge Of stealing n $40 diamond ring
IRON Bessie Chavcrs. was yesterday
sentenced to four months on tho roads
by Justice Griggs. The man noted an
appeal