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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.
The Administrative Board yesterday
ithorizcd the following improve

The Administrative Board yesterday
ments:
City Engineer reported numerous
streets which needed to be graveled
In order to protect the curb and gut
ter recently placed, and he was in
structed by the board to furnish an
estimate of the cost of complete grav-
cling the roadbeds and sidewalks OF
these streets.
Superintendent of the Water Works
directed to furnish an estimate Of the
cost OF extending water main in Grove
Avenue TO tho new corporate Inc.
Contract for the construction of a
new parkhouse in Chimborazo Park
was awarded TO John f. Carr. at his
bid Of $3.50.
Building Inspector Butler was in
structed 10 have the old Farmhouse AZ
chimboraZo Park sold at auction. sub
ject TO the final approval of the board
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CHANCEItY TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to S20,5S5.

Real Estate Loan and Deposit Com
pauy TO W. p. Rr!dgeforth. lot in
block I in the plan of Virginia Place
March 90, 1915; $3.50.
John Stewart BRYAN ct ais. to VIII
liam y. Smith, 30xl35 feet west line
Hanes Avenue. 12s feet north of Rogers
Street. Rrookland Park. May /. 1915;
tax. 81. $40
Charles +. T. Stewart ct ais to Sarah
4. Steward. 3nxl32 feet north line 7
Street. 80 feet west of Twenty ninth
Street. March fs. 1915: tax So, $40
John II. Guy TO H. l.. Hassell 60Xl 81
feet north line Maplewood Avenue
$50 feet west Of Henrico Turnpike. in
ProTidence Park May Q. 1914: S125.
William r Peay ct ais 10 Edward
s. Bozc, 3SX6n feet east line Concord
Street. At north corner of Richard
Street. May 90, 1915: tax, 81 $40
Lewis g. and Annie G.. Chelf TO Angus
Q. Swink. l5oXl4o feet at the northeast
corner Of Broad Street and Altamont
Avenue. APRIL 16. 1915; tax. 1850, $40
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
II. z. Burlington, for John Robertson,
1Il5 Albany Avenue. four fixtures.
Same. for Bernard Robertson, 1907
Albany Avenue. four fixtures.
w. F. Mahoney. for w II. Mccarthy.
1920 West Avenue. one fixtures.
Otis Elevator Company. for Mrs
Helen P. Christian, % West Broad
W. II. jerks. for j. r. johnson.
Twenty and Maury Streets, one
fve-horsepower motor.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
Landcrs:
Kritzer & Harmon. for Harvey c.
Brown. 1910. 1912. 1914 and 1916 Oak
wood Avenue.
O. T. Kelly for L. L. Waldrop, 2426
West Main Street.
Pemberton & Benson, for c. r. Can
non. $50 East Broad Street.
Joseph a. Berry G. Company for IA
South Bclvidere Street
Pcmberton G. Benson, for r. L. Cor
don. Chestnut Avenue.
Same. for ]. D. Carneal. 2 West
Grace Street
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Three Deeds OF bargain and Sale
Amounting 10 S4.3IO.
j. l.. Scott to Charles IT. Thomson
?o.15 acres on the Ridge Road, abou,
Jour miles west of the city. May 10
1918; tax. 81, SIS.
F.. S. Read ct ux. to Frank p. Read
lots 10. Is, II and 10 in block a. sec.
ton I. in the plan of Highland Springs
october p. 1919; tax. so cents. 81.
Annie p. Clarke ct al. TO Lille John
son. acres west of and near the
Hermitafle Road, about five miles north
or the city. March "a, 1915; $50.
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Jobnson's Oncr Accented

,U!IAMA, ONT, May 21.-Minister of
Militia Hughes, commenting to.da,. az
the offer OF baseball paraphernaiia for
inc US" OF Canadian soldiers in France
lnane through President Ban johnson,
OF the American League. said:
OF course we will accent the gan
crous oher. j have wired my thanks
ana acceptance to President Johnson,
Cahadians are greatly pleased with the
offer and tho spirit in which II ,s nndo - ..
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cHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
SIX Deeds of Trust Amounting I

Charles E. NasS ct uN. to T. H. Kicks
trustee. 30Xl3o feet al the southeast
corner of the Boulevard and Main
Streets. May l3. 1915: s2.65o
sarah y. Steward to John Sloan trus-
tee, 3ONl32 feet north line Street.
30 feet west of Twenty ninth Street.
March 16. 1918: S1,325
Same TO r. l.. Ruffin. trustee, 3Oxl3o
feet north line r Street, 30 feet west
Of Twenty-ninth Street. May 90. 1915:
Lillian Barnett ct al to Isador
shapiro. trustee, 60xf40 feet Mt the
southwest corner of Fourth Avenue and
Willow Street. May Is, 1918: $4,000.
w. w. Miller at Tx. to G. l.. Denoon.
trustee. 2SN140 feet at the northea ST
nue.. May 20. 1915; $4,000
Angus O. SwinE ct NIX to America n
National Bank. trustee. 150x140 feet at
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I.,vcs Orran,zcd no.cbolI,

PROVIDENCE. May 2l.-Ohicials of
the Colonial League, which began play
Yesterday. announced to-day that they
had notified tho National Association
Of Professional ia seball Clubs that the
league had decided to withdraw from
organized baseball. This decision was
caused by the leagues acquisition of
a number of former Federal League
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds Amounting
ST,OO:s.SO.

10 Lane stern ct al. trustees. to
Charles w. Robinson ct al. Is feet S
inches by s. feet south line Moore
street. l5o feet . inches east Of Kinney
street. May Is. 1915: $50.
II. y. Ebel. trustee, 10 w. A. Butter
worth. lot in block . In the plan of
Srookland Park. May IS, 1915: 1925.
TO Georg" Z. Jones. 45x179 feet inches
south line stuart Avenue. 1916 feet .
inches west Of Robinson Street. April
10. 1915; s2,aiSSo
Robinson &; Phillips, trustees. to r l..
Hawkins. 22Xl30 feet north line Ninth
street at extreme north end of Richie
cottage property. May 90. 1915; sl,31o.
w: h. Pizzni. trustee. to r. II. Stoltz
ct ais. same property as described in
deed next above. May 20. 1915; sl,6S0.
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Must Paw for nluciacket,

BLOOMINGTON. ILL, May 21.-The
national commission in a ruling an
nounced here to-day, has ordered the
New York Nationals to pay Blooming
ION $500 for the release of Pitcher
lanes Bluejacket, who jumped to the
Rrooklyn Federals. after the deal was
closed. New York repudiated the con-
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Athletic Learue

BUGS VS.: Baraca. at Clarks Spring.
-, GORDON Metal Co, vs. Planters, at
Church I'm a. C. VS.. Second Baptist,
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five Building Permits, Amounting to
SIG ..1a0.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows.
Roland Park Corporation. to build
detached two-story frame dwelling
on the east side OF Moss Side Ave-
nue.. between Essex street and DUPONT
Circle, to cost $1,000.
Joseph Bryan Estate. to build a two
story brick office building on the west
side of Ninth Street. between Main
and Franklin Streets. to cost $4,000.
Thomas j. kouri, to repair frame
store and dMelling. 221s Carrington
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Street. to cost $500.
John b. Swartwout. to repair franc
dwelling, 1904 Lamb Avenue. to cost
$3.50.
II. L. Strange & Company. to build
brick addition to brick store, 500
North Twenty-nfth Street. to cost
10000.
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Followers and supporters Of the
Blues Will certainly have 10 root hard
today for their teams. III the Fedora
/ ton League the soldiers go up against
the strong Highland Park aggregation.
while In the Athletic League. Polly
Mayo's Company C boys Will endeavor
10 take fall out of the invincible
caracas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

pat" Lehman, another clever pitcher.
has obtained a transfer from the Blues
and has donncd Metropolitan uniform.
He will he seen in action this afternoon
against Church Hill Athletic Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

Federation teams will play at Broad
street Park on Monday. May 81. Just
what teams will contest has not been
determined.
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Jerer.on ward I..o,,.

Fairmount VS.. r. z. Lee, at c. C. A.
>, Metropolitans VS.. Church Hill, at
Highland Springs.
Highland Springs VS. Cobb Furniture
at lakewood.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

a marriage license was issued by
the clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terday to Joseph Popek and Annie
Horkas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

Jones Bros. We. Bells Bible Glass. at
Fulton Park. Umpire. Tayloe.
Norwood ys. II. S. Wright. at Byrd
Park. Umpire. Scott
Fulton vs.. Battery Court, at Bresh-
Ian Park. Umpire, Jordan.
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r. e. Lee will BIO out for blood to-
dav. Having tasted victory for the
first time last Saturday. they can't be
STONED.
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Jollin. the star twirler of the Laurel
street team, will go on the mound to-
day for his nine. Joliiff is one of the
best beavers in the City League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

land Park
McGill vs.. Howitzers. at Byrd Park
First National Bank VS. Barton
Heights. at Barton Heights.
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North (.nralinn I.aarnc

North Carolina League.
At observation-disclosures 2; Win.
sion Salem, 3.
At Charlotte = Charlotte, 4; Ra.
leigh, 6.
IL Observation-Disclosures. I; AsheYille IL
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SPORTS
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY.
Old Dominion League
Central League

=. AIcos Vs. A. 5. KeIlam, at Braod
Street Park. at 4:30 O'Clock EMPIRES
Whiteneld and Bottoms.
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Richmond Lenn,,.

80 Portners VS.. Hombruco, Mt Broad
street Park. at 2:30. Umpire. Morgan.
surg & Co. VS.. Richmond Electric
Co.. az southside. Umpire. Holland.
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Walbau is slated to pitch for Wood :
all & Ouarles against c. S. Luck to-day
and he usually wins when given proper
SupDOFt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

inc northeast corner of Broad Street
ana Altamont Avenue. April l6. 1915:
$4,000.
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Watch Clark Springs team to-day,
when they hit the Duplex Manag CT
Timmons promises to break the 1000
per cent held by the latter team.
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Things are running smoothly in the
Comm ercial League. The umpires are
giving satisfaction, the managers arc
quietly at work strengthening weak
spots and every team is playing base
ball as IL should be played.
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nENnIco DEED OF TRUST.
One Decd of Trust Amounting to

| Charles II. Knowles ct ux. to F. p
Read ct al. trustees. lot in block L.
sectIon =. In tho plan of Highland
springs. April IL. 1915; $500.
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CommercinI IlenRue

C. s. Luck vs. Woodall & Quarles at
Clarks Spring.
Duplex We. Clarks Spring, at SCOTS
Addition.
Floyds.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. Richmond. foot Of Ash 81 daily I've p. ~.
Leave Newport 4 ~
Conneets with main line steamer. iss Ma
NSsf9ik Tor New York daily. except suntay.
". Ry,. p. NJ. and c. o. RI at Pm
Eisht line steamers stop st Ciarsmont %
SiKGINIA NAYidAfISN GO. e0y1 sra.s S,,,.
BY Daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Nswp.rS
kews ant all James River landings Aondsy
Wednesday and Friday at 500 A H. Fr,irS;
received for all James River poIntI
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|REA[ ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading on Local Market Is Light
After Several Days of
Activity.
NEW REAL ESTATE BUILDING
Permit Issued for Structure on Ninth
Street, Near Franklin-Falk To-
bacco Company to Enlarge Its Fac
tOry-Some Sales Yesterday.

Trading on tho local real estate mar
ket yesterday was light. but was con-
sidered the natural reaction after sew
eral days of extensive trading. There
were only nominal sales. which were
ever. one large deal made It's appear
ance. The deeds Of trust aggregated
moro than the sales. while there was
few release deeds. Louis G. and Annie
G. Chelf sold to Angus a. Swink. a
lot fronting $50 feet at the northeast
corner of Broad Street and Altamont
Avenue. The consideration was. $4,000.
Property on the south side of the cit?'
showed good results. the sales amount
ing to more than $4,000. A. l.. Adam
son sold to Ruby c. B. Fordham, sixty
feet on the west side of Twenty second
Street. just north of cambridge Street,
for $500. H. l.. Elicit sold TO T. d.
Adamson. sixty-two feet at the north
wall Streets, Woodland Heights, for
$4,000.
A building permit was issued yes
terday by Building Inspector Butler for
the new Real Estate Exchange. situated
on Ninth Street. between Main and
Franklin Streets, which will be erected
by the Joseph Bryan Estate, at a cost
Of $4,000. The new building will be
used almost exclusively by real estate
agents and the Richmond Real Estate
Exchange has secured spacious quar-
ters on the second floor. The building
Will be ready for occupancy Scptem-
Der l.
The Falk Tobacco Company filed
plans with the building department
Yesterday for a two-story brick addi-
ton to its factory at the southwest
corner of Twentysecond and Frank
lin Streets. The cost is placed at
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Military Y,earu,

M1lff0ry League.
Howitzers vs.. Blues, at Lee Park
signal Corps VS.. Grays. at Byrd PARK
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Trcdcgar's franchise in the CONNER
scia League has been switched TO the
Smith Grocery. under the management
i OF Mr.. Smith, who has been an ardent
follower of amateur baseball for sew
eral years. and with the best players
from Trcdegar, In addition TO several
new men. he is expected 10 put n
strong team in the field. Due TO work
ing their men late on Saturday after
moons, Trcdegar found that they could
not master enough players 10 start
games on time. and consequently had
n 10 give up the team.
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SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

THE West Point of the South"
Collegiate and technical courses combined with
the rigid discipline of army post. B. S. and
B. A. degrees conferred in course.
Virginia Cadets tuition free.
Lexington, Va. Gen. E. W. NICHOLS. Supt.
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ROCKBR1DGE CAMP-FOR BOYS
at tho Rockbrldgc Alum Springs. Virginia
tSeven Miles From Railroad,
Instruction in athletics tswimming par
tculy). scoutcraft. frat aid to the Injured
grammar and high school courses
Competent: experienced instructors-all
college graduates
Moderate rates Write for particulars
Major 5. w. Anderson, p. o. Box 4s3. Lex
inGton. Va.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
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sDaily.o All trains to or from Byrd Street
Station atop Mt Elba. Time of arrivals and de-
pnrtures not guaranteed. - Rssd tbs sigas.
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Sunday accommodation trains leave Elbs &.1x
+. NJ for fredericksburg; arrive Elba 1915 A. u.
from fredericksburg
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RAILROADS.

ACCOMMODATION TRAiNs-WEEKDAxs.
Leave Byrd St. Sta. 100 P. n. for Freaerioksblrs.
Arrive BYRD ST. Sta. .26 An. from FreAerieksb'k.
Leave Elba Sta. 780 AM, g. Is p. H., $50 n. fsr
Ashland. ~
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 A.n., Hiss A. n. 6.lsP.H
from Ashland.
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Atlantic Coast Line

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
THE Progressive Railway Of tho South
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 900 A. n, Local to Norlina, i:sn
p. NJ, sleepers and coaches. Atlanta. Biz
mingham. Jacksonville; 1920 P. NJ. sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Bir-
ming cham; l2:45 A. NJ, sleepers. Atlanta, Biz
mingham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily; 6:e6 A. n. 8:1s A. n. Sos
y. NJ. o45 p. M. Local.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
PUPILS WIN PRIZES
FOR ORATIONS.

The fourth OF the series OF oratori-
cal contests at the Howard High
School was held in the school yester-
day morning. This time the fresh
man class held the stage. but as the
entering class is so large Il was deem
ed advisable TO divide Il into sections
for the preliminaries. The second
half of the freshman class, or A /, en-
tertained the school with most COM
mendable program.
The speaking was unusually we'll
done and the task of tho judges diff
cult in the extreme. AS the Rev. Mr.
lsaacs. chairman Of the committee.
phrased il in making the awards. il
would have been easy to have given
the entire class privilege to enter the
finals. However, the first place was
awarded TO Miss Beatrice David; the
second. TO Morris Brooks; third. to
Miss Frances Boardley. and honor
able mention to Miss Alice Stafford
The members of the class are:
Misses Frances Boardley. Evelyn
Butler. Beatrice David, Helen Brown,
Lillian Spencer. Alice Stafford. Anna
Parker. Elizabeth Vollow. Anna
Young, Masters Leon Anderson, Nor
ris Brooks, Earl Roles. Wilmore Wa
ters.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
eWWMhSnU
tie *
@o1ebo1yf

Gowdy. Braves. off Sallee, Cards;
Cravath. Phillies. off Adams. Pirates
Williams, Cubs. off Aitchison,
Dodgers; Esmond. Newark off Schulz,
Buffeds; Evans. Brookfeds. off Quinn,
Terrapins. we're yesterdays home run
hitters.
Dispatches from Brooklyn indicate
the Dodgers spent weary day dodg-
ing base hits. II was quite a large
day for the Robins. the Cubs making
"a base hits for a total of SO bases
and scoring 10 runs.
Ever since Charley Herzog got "A
bust in the nose. he has been kicked
around. Now. even the Giants can
trim his crew.
IF Gabby Cravath doesn't lay OF our
homer column. he's going TO bust up
our league.
Stallings got dose OF his own
bitters when he was forced TO sit on
the bench and watch the Cards come
from behind. overcome four-run
lead and bat out a victory in the
ninth.
Those Whales Of .Tinker's also
broke up a perfectly good game in
the last round by batting out six runs.
White Sox fans are jubilant today.
Not only is ed Walsh on his way back
from California in form. he says. but
B. B. Johnson has lifted the suspen-
sion from Ray Schalk
Yesterday was a fat day for the
batters The Brookfeds fell on the
offerings of a brace of Baltimore
pitchers for 16 blows.
The National Cornish said Benny
Kauff wasn't a fit person to play with
o. b.. differing in opinion with about
seven club owners.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
NO chance NOW FOR
peace. Says BANCROFT
By LANES O'DEA
Written for the United Press.


Chicago. May 15.-Agsin will we
bury the muchly heralded peace be-
tween o. b. and the Federals. And
this time, according to Ban Johnson,
the shovelers can begin throwing the
dirt on the cssket, while the sorrow
ing army Of ball fans with measured
tread marches slowly away to the
tune of Jim Gilmore's funeral dirge.
Returned from a swing around the
eastern wheel. the American League
head was in Chicago today. denying
all sorts of peace rumors and
prophesying a grand season for his
league. all in the same breath.
There isn't a chance for peace"
said Byron Bancroft. "and that set
ties II. You ought TO see how bright
everything is looking in the east for
us. Bill Donovan's work with the
Hanks has given the league a great
boost throughout the whole section.
I look for a rattling good race and a
mighty successful season"
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
HIGH IN DELAWARE MEET.

The team representing the Will
mington High School at the Delaware
College interscholastic meet on Joe
Frazer Field. at Newark. this after
noon, will run in class A. The local
representatives we're given their final
trials yesterday by Coach Taylor
The team selected to represent the
Cherry and White is composed of
Craig and Palmatory, who will be
registered in the 100 and 220 yard
dash; Marston and Ewing in the 22O
low hurdles; Eaton and Crew in the
440 yard run; l.. Jones and Ewing in
the half mile; Sproule and Wise in
the mile; Durstein and Palmatory in
the broad jump: Lambert and Palma
tory in the high jump; Loose and
Fairbanks in the shot put: Palmatory
and Stewart in the pole vault, and
Craig, O'Toole. Crew. Silver and Bug
less compose the relay team.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
UNION ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT.

Under the direction of John D. Tay-
lor the annual spring concert OF the
orchestra OF Union Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday School was held in the
church last night Miss Madeline
Reed, soprano; Miss Irene Fulton.
reader. Miss Mabel Mckinley, cornet-
st; Clarence Avery. violinist; Miss
Anna Hardin. violiniste. and Pau! Har-
din. fiutist. we're the soloists. An
interesting program was presented.
The personnel of the orchestra is as
follows. Mrs. Grace Sanderson, pian-
iste; Miss Anna Hardin, Leslie Litz.
Harry Knox, Emmor Murphy, Clar-
ence Avery, first violins: Edgar Bug
less, Leonard Fowler. Samuel Ma
roney. Morris Pierce. second violins;
Mabel Mckinley. first cornet, Charles
Bamberger. second cornet; Paul
Brooks. trombone: Paul Hardin, flute:
Joseph Maxwell. bass: Howard Nc
Call, drums.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
Federal League.
TRI.STATE REMNANTS PASS.

The final remnants of the Tri-State
League of ball clubs are rapily pass
ing into history. York has sold its
grounds and stands. The Lancaster
fence burned down and portion OF
the stands fell down of their own ac-
cord. Bids are being received to sell
in whole or in part all the remaining
effects of the Allentown team. The
effects include uniforms. gloves,
masks and all other paraphernalia.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
OvERBROOK MAKES START.

The Overbrook baseball team will
open its season against Delaware
City this afternoon. Wood and Salad,
conceded as one Of the smoothest and
hardest working batteries in the city.
will probably work for Overlook.
The inheld will probably consist Of
Riley, shortstop; Ludlam. first base
either O"Toole OF Clark, second base.
and McGuigan, third base. At a re-
cent meeting of the team Charlie
Baker was elected manager of the
team, TO succeed James Quinn. who
resigned. Joe Riley was elected cap
tain.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
CHURCH LEACrF.
BOYS LEAGUE.
COLT GOES FAST HALF.

KIRKWooD, Del, May 15.-At the
first matinee Of the season here yes
terday Ray Snedeker drove William
BalIs green colt. Sarah Bell. a PAGER.
by Cressup Mack. a half mile in Ill.
The grandsire Of the colt was Ad-
miral Dewey.
Three heats were necessary to de-
eide the principal event of the dav
1t was won by Bella Brook driven bv
her owner. William Ball She won
the second and third heats. She went
the last half of the final heat in
10S Summary.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
FESTIVAL BY FIREMEN.

The Ladies' Auxiliary or the Vol
unteer Firemen's Relief Association
at a meeting has decided to have a
strawberry festival in the Friendship
Fire Compan.' house on the evening
Of June 3. Mrs. A. ]. Cross was
chosen chairman Of the committee of
arrangements.
Evening journal., 1915-05-15
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Numbers of runs scored by teams
of the American, National and Fed
eral Leagues from Saturday, May s..
to Friday, May IA, inclusive.