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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
WRIT Of ERROR IN
ANNEXATION CASE
NEWPORT NEWS CALCULATIONS
RUDELY UPSET BY SUPREME
COURT.
70 SAVE IN TAX BILLS
FOUGHT CITY's Ex.
TENSION WHICH WAS MADE TO
INCLUDE CITY's NEW BOAT
HARBOR,

Newport News had its dream of
annexation somewhat rudely jolted
yesterday when the Virginia Supreme
Court OF Appeals awarded the coun-
ty of Warwick writ of error and
supersedeas on its appeal from the
annexation decree entered October
81. 1914. by the Judge designated by
the Governor. to sit in the case. The
territory has already been formally
annexed by Newport News.
BY that decree, according to the
petition of the appellant. the cor
porate limits of the city Of Newport
News were extended by taking In
sparsely settled section of Warwick
County made up almost exclusively
of the properties of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. the I'M
plated and undeveloped lands of the
Old Dominion Land Company, and
certain other properties naturally of
an agricultural character. purchased
by the city privately and condemned
for the PURPOSE OF building a small
boat harbor''
The petition assigns as errors uns
action Of the court to quash and dis
miss the proceeding and in overrul-
ing the county's demurrer to the an
nexaton petition: the admission of
improper evidence OF n character so
Intangible as to he not capable OF
being rehutted; and in granting the
prayer OF the petition OF the city of
Newport News. contrary to the law
and to the proper evidence before
the court
The petition OF the appellants was
submitted by :. Gordon Cumming
and J. Marston Read. ATTORNEYS for
the county OF Warwick. and the fight
against annexation of the Warwick
County territory has been conducted
In the interest OF the land holding
corporations which preferred To paw
the county rather than the city tax
rate. Warwick County also fought
the extension bitterly.
Newport News has sought to ex-
pand In order TO take in the new
boat harbor built at large expense by
the CITY. and also tn control and prop
erly police the territory involved.
Writ i'm Prince William Suit
The Court OF Appeals granted a
writ OF appeal and supersedeas in
the case Of The Board OF Supervisor.
or Prince William County. and Pal
mer Smith, Superintendent of Roads
IN Gainesville District OF Said County
versus Emma Manuel and Emma A
Akers"
The county board appealed from a
decision OF the Circuit Court OF Prince
William. awarding Emma Manuel
and Emma Akers si25 and costs for
the removal by Superintendent Sm,rs,
OF certain trees along the land OF the
defendants In error. in order to widen
a road at that point. The superinten-
dent and the board were also en-
joined from making improvements
necessitating the removal of addi-
tional trees
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
MADE MISTAKE WHEN THEY
WE'RE DIVORCED-REMA

Finding that they had made Q mis-
take when they were divorced q few
years ago. Jack Griswold, a travelling
man, well known In Richmond, and
Anna Magenta Lapetina were remar-
ried Wednesday night by the Rev.
Russell Bowie. rector OF St Paurs
Episcopal Church. They will make
their home In Richmond The cou-
pie were first married in New York,
the ceremony being performed in the
Little Church Around the Corner"
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TuRNER--Died at the residence IT his
nephew. 2o1t East Marshall Street. NJ
IL 80 T. NJ. January Z. 1915, CHARLES
r. TURNER in the seventy second
year of his age.
Burial In oakwood THIS (Satur-
day. EVENING at o'clock. Services
at grave
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MISS CARRIE COLEMAN TO
ADDRESS SUFFRAGE I.EACy-F

Miss Carrie Coleman, OF the Art
club, Will be the principal speaker
AT the regular weekly meeting of the
Equal Suffrage League OF Richmond
at league headquarters. Commercial
building. Second Street. between
Broad and Grace. Thursday. January
IA at 4:30 T. NJ Her subject will
be: Lucrative Work For the Home
Woman" The public IL cordially in
yitad
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mon station Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Twenty fourth and N
s'ree's--Preaching both morning and
evening by DIR. w. Asbury Christian.
pastor Subjects: II A. NJ, What
God Demands From Every Person,
p. M, The One Talent Folks and
the One Talent Fools" Sunday
School $50 A. NJ.
Broad-street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tenth and Broad Streets
Preaching II A. NJ, and r NJ by
the pastor. Rev. John w. Shackford
Evening subject: "A Great Decision
and Great Life
Asbury Methodist Church-~Services
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Why We Should Attend Church In
1915; 8 F.. M. the continuation OF
the MORNINGS theme. Special music
hv the choir.
Monument Methodist Church-Rev,
b. NJ. Beckham viii preach at morn :
Ing service. The pastor. Rev r. III.
Potts. will preach ut evening service.
"A Motto for the New Year" will be
the subject
, Central Methodist Church--s'The
Function of Law and the Function OF
Religion will he the subject OF the
third sermon In the series which Rev.
w. A. Cooper. pastor OF Central Meth
odsst Church. corner OF Thirteenth and
Porter Streets. Is preaching on The
Sermon on the Mount" At the morn
ing hour. At niss,t tho subject Of the
sermon will be Johns Introduction
OF Jesus to the World" being the first
sermon in series on the life of
Christ. Sunday school 9:1s A. NJ.
The public Is cordially invited TO these
services.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Service II A. NJ, subject; Saving
Power" Service p NJ. illustrated
lecture. Sunday school $3.50 A. M.
Epworth League 7.15 p. NJ.
ST.. James Methodist Orurch--The
pastor. Rev. James T. Green, will
preach morning and evening Subject:
IL A. NJ. THE UnfailinE Christ At
the evening service series OF SER
mons and Some Don'ts'' will begin
and be continued for six Sabbath
evenings The topics are:
January 1o--.Seme Don'ts to Young
Men,
January f7--"some Don'ts to Young
Ladies'"
January 24--.some Don'ts to Hus-
bands"
January s1--"some Don'ts to
Wives"
February Some Don'ts to
Parents"
February. ..14---"Weddsng. Bells, or
Some Don'ts to Prospective Home-
Makers"
Fair IN o u ia Q n u e Methodist
Church, Rev. T.. v. Carson. pastor.
Subjects: ''The Faithful"; 8 r. NJ.
MY Plan and Purpose This Year"
Sunday school $50 A. NJ, T., J.
Tcagle, superintendent.
Centenary Methodist Church. Grace
SfFeet between Fourth and Firth
Eervlcex On SUNDAY q tt A. AUd
ii III IN III k6rs m. 1sS 61noQss
q B ~ u b q n y u m ss3 .ssls
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SsstsSytIye NOTES.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian. )
Scottsvtiie, Va, Jan. s-The Bap-
list and Methodist ministers were
most generously treated by their flocks
during the holidays. the last named
being severely pounded in addition to
81 fine top buggy recently presented
him
MIR. Edward Davis and Miss Sara h
I'll. Winston were united in wedIock
by the Rev. r. O. Edwards
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New" sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ
iB Y. 7. L. at I p. M
Barton Heights Baptist Church, cor
ner Wickham Street and Virginia Az
enue-The pastor, Rev. A. B. Rudd,
u. d. Will preach at IL A. NJ and )
p N Sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ
and meeting of b. Y. PIT. at Z. Nj
A welcome 10 all.
venabIe-S Street Baptist--The pastor.
Rev j r. Johnson, will preach IT
both hours. His night theme will be
THE Young Man Losing Out. This
is the second in series to young men
All invited. Sunday School s'So A.
NJ The school will observe promotion
day. Young people meet at +. NJ
Groye-Avenue Baptist Church.
preaching tomorrow at both. the morn
ing and evening services by the pas
tor. the Rev. ". c. James, tn. u.
Grace Street Baptist Church-Tne
nastor. the Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, ID.
n viii occupy the pulpit tomorrow
a, hath the morning and evening ser
vicss. Al II A. NJ, subject. How TO
Iryercone": at 8 p. NJ. subject. The
solution OF Iife's Greatest Problem
A. the close OF the evening services the
ordinance of baptism will be admin
istereh.
4,roaaus Memorial Baptist Chr~rn.
Rev w F. Gibson oast Or Bihle
school at a:ib A. NJ. Preaching ny
tho pastor at II A. NJ. and az T NJ
Morrinr subject. Setting one's House
~ "a Z
we,l-I.iving Water" n Y. T. y. an
II r. NJ
East End Raptist Church-The pas
TOR REV. C. 7. Ryiand. will preach to-
morrow morning and night, Themes
'rThe Lord First" and who Shouid
Inin The Church" Sunday school
b 80 4. ". Visitors welcome.
New bridge Baptist Church, Rev.
rs Wright, pastor---Morning wor-
shin II o'clock subject. Jacobs Vow
and PRAYER" Evening worship T;4b.
Subject. Jacobs Obedience. b, J.
r. L. : O'Clock. Strangers iHvitaa-
all services. Pastor Will preach at
Glen Echo at $3.50 Sunday afternoon.
Jpcnaa,,uel Baptist Chureh--Tn con-
sequence of the death of mis- father.
Ithe pastor. Rev william Thomas
Hall, viii not be able to preach at
rmmanuel Baptist Church Sunday. In
NJ. absence the pulpit will BE- occupied
ty Rev EldridEe r. Hatcher at II
A. NJ. and r, NJ.
Ieiah street Baptist Church--Pastor
Il j. wicker will preach at ~ A. Az
.The Highest call"; T. NJ. Things
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN RICHMOND CHURCHES

subject! Tine Upper Room" Even
Inc theme: The Souls Picture Gal
iery."
Clay Street Methodist Church.
corner Adams and Clay Streets-The
pastor. Rev. John L Bray. will
preach both morning and evening. At
II A NJ the subject will be "A New
Worlds Wonder" AT 8 P NJ. the
second number in the series OF even
ing sermons. The Voice of God from
Sinai, will be the subject
Denny-Street NJ. f. Church. Sew
enth and Perry SITS. Rev. j. w. Eure.
pastor-The morning service at Ii
a. NJ VIII be conducted by the pas
( tor. At the evening service, at 3
! p. NJ, Rev James f. Avery will
preactl- Graded Sunday School at
$50, W, L. Smith, superintendent
Epworih League at I p. NJ Miss Jo-
sic Rogers, superintendent Junior
League at p NJ. Miss Erinn Bar
ter, superintendent
Highland Park Methodist Episeo-
pal Church Rev G. O. futile. pas-
tor--services at II A. NJ. and p.
NJ Subject In the morning: Coming
10 the Help OF the Lord" Night sub
ject; "Lost--God.'
Park Place Methodist Episcopal
Church-The pastor, Rev. J. j. Brad
iord. VIII preach at both services sub
Ject at ii A. NJ. 'Tsaiahs Vision"
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church. Twelfth and
broad Streets---Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. Geo. w Mcdaniel. d, r.
az 1 A NJ. and s P. NJ. Sunday
school $50 A. NJ Graded classes
A. W. Patterson. superintendent. b
Y. p. II. Z +. NJ
Calvary Baptist Church Carter
Ashton Jenkens NJ A., pastor
Horning subject; 1.-THE Great AL
iegory Evening subject. Looking
Forward.
Randolph-Street Baptist Church.
me regular services will be held on
sunday. preaching morning and night
ny the pastor. Rev. w Fl. Robertson.
as follows: II A. NJ. Fruits OF Con
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

DIR. WARREN III. WILSON
ON THE COUNTRY CHURCH

DIR. Warren II. wilson q special-
list on the country church. will ads
dress the students OF Union The0lc1s.
cal Seminary on that subject In the
seminary chapel Sunday January ~
at p. NJ. All are invited
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UNITARIAN.

First Unitarian Church. Floyd Az
enue and Harrison Street. Rev. AL
exander T. Bowser. minister--Su bject
for Sunday, January 10: THE Value
of Thought in Character Building"
Service at IL o'clock. All seats free.
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Pine-street Baptist-Serviees will
be held at II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. ], b.
Hutson. %. d. Sunday School, 3 A.
NJ
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Minpah Presbyterian Church. High
land Park--Preaching at IL A. NJ, by
the pastor Rev. w. e. Hutchinson. Sub
ject. Forgetting the Things Which Are
Behind" Communion. At the s r. NJ.
service Mr.. r. W. Miles will tell of the
opening of the Billy Sunday services
at Philadelphia last Sunday.
At Overbrook Presbyterian church
Rev. o. f. Buchholz. the pastor. viii
preside at IL o'clock. communion SER
vice and speak at p N. on The
Fourth Cardinal Virtue"
CHRISTIAN.
Hanover-Avenue Christian Church.
1898 Hanover Avenue-The minister.
Rev. George w. Kemper, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening at
Hanover-Ayenue Christian Church.
Subjects: II A. NJ. Personal Ques-
tions and Their Answers: s p. NJ,
THE Sin of Unbeiief." Christian En-
deavor at T:15,
Colonial Place Christian Church,
stop Is, Westslampton Car Line
Sunday School a. } O'Clock. followed
by preaching services.
Seventh Street Christian Church
Preaching both morning and even
Ing. by Rev. II. p. G. Maclachlan,
D. D., pastor Morning subject:
THE Life That Is Life Indeed"
Evening subject; Politics and Civic
Patriotism"
Third Christian Church--Services
will be conducted by the pastor. Rev.
Gerald Cuiberson, on Sunday morn
How Many in One?" Evening SER
mon: "A Distinguished Example"
EPISCOPAL.
St Paul's Episcopal Church--Rev.
w. Russell Bowie. the rector. will
preach morning and night At night
services he will preach the first OF
second serie- OF sermons on 1.-The
Bible in Light OF Modern study"
Subject will be: THE Opening Chap
ters OF the Book of Genesis" Sun
day Schoot and .Rihle classes at a:45
A. NJ. Morning service at IL A. NJ.
and evening service at r. NJ.
In st, Marks Episcopal Church
services will be. conducted by the pas
tor. the Rev. g. Roger Tyler. at IL
A. NJ. and p. NJ. Visitors cordially
welcomed
Associated Hible Studcn4s,
The Associated Bible Studentss
eongregattOn Will worship . usuAl
at Smlthdeal Hail, ~ ~ H
- axrsnss - 4. - ~ y II E.a 80
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CoIorcd Y. NJ G. 4.

That Man Has An Immortal S0ulf''
Colored Y. M. g. A.
The Colored Young Mems Christian
association and the Third st. Bethel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a great evangelistic moot-
ing for men Sunday 1T $3.50 r. M. a.
the Third st. Bethel African Methc-
dist Episcopal Church. Rev. 8. Douglas
McDuffie, of Cincinnati. O strong and
earnest evangelist, will address the
men, Special music. All mon are in-
vited
Sunday at the West End ANaUon.
On Sunday an ali-day meeting Toe
Divine healing and holiness win 10
held In the West End Mission. SOC
West Cary Street.
Services will be held as foi1ows:
10 A. NJ. lesson taught: IL A. ~.
Bible talk. testimony meeting ana
preaching. Subject: Walking with
God" Text: Acts 2:42, And they
continued steadfastiy In the apostiss
doctrine and Fellowship"
3:30 p. NJ, meeting for Divine heal
ing. This service will be conductek
by a gentleman who was healed BY
the Lord In answer to faith ana
prayer. 4 r. NJ. holiness meeting.
Subject: Entire Sanctincation. 11Ao'
Joys and Delights, Trials and Battle
in the Christians Life of HolineeaS
1880 p. NJ, young peoples holiness
meeting. p. NJ, old time revival
meetings. Revival sermon sub1e0es
The New Birth" All are welcome
at these mission meetings conducted
by C. III. Gootee. Services also Tues
day and Thursday evenings at Z
o'clock.
Meetings In the Midnight Mission.
A rescue gospel meeting will b
held tonight in the Midnight Mission,
1881 East Franklin Street. at 7:3o
o o'clock. Drinking men especially well
come. Subject thought: MEN Made
Over. Text: Cor. SIT. ''Wherefore
II any man he IN Christ ne IL nav
creature: old things are passed away
and behold all things and becomo
new" Free breakfast Sunday II
A. NJ. to ex-prisoners and men dcwA
and out. Services Sunday night q
1880 o'clock. and every evening dur.
Ing the week
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services at II o'clock in the morn
ing Subject: Sacrament"
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II A, M. and p. NJ. Rev. Charles
c. Carson, D. D.. will arrive on Mon
day and preach each night during the
week. The public is cordially In
vited.
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subject: Divine SUPPLEMENTARY and
Human Incredulity." Night subject:
Joy Of the Cody"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Second Presbyterian Church, Fifth.
near Main-The regular services will
he held at this church on Sunday,
January 10. 1915, IL A. NJ. and s
=. NJ. The pastor, Rev. Russell Cecil.
ID. D.. will preach on both occasions.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev James Y. Fair, ID. D., pastor
Preaching at II A. NJ. and p. M. Sab
bath School $50 A NJ, Rev. A. L. Phil
lips, d. D.. superintendent Prayer
services Wednesday s:i5 r. NJ. Wei.
come.
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First Presbyterian Church-Preac4n-
at II A. NJ. and r. NJ. by Rev.
F. r. McFaden. ID, u. Morning sub
ject: Activity That Counts For
Naught." Evening subject: 'Esau
and the Selling OF His Birthright."
Services will be held In this churC,
every night during the week at s
o'clock.
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At p. NJ discourse by Mr.. Staples.
Subject: Does the Scripture Teach
That Man Has An Immortal 60ul1's
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Third Presbyterian Church, Corner
Twenty-sixth and Broad Streets
Special evangelistic services will be-
gin on Sunday and will continue
through the 18th inst. The pastor,
Rev. H. j. williams. will preach at
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METHODIST.

Union Station Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Twenty fourth and N
Streets-Preaching both morning and
evening by DR. w. Asbury Christian.
pastor. Subjects; II A. M, What
God Demands From Every Person; ;
p. NJ. The One Talent Folks and
the One Talent Fools" Sunday
School s:5o A. NJ
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secration"; S P. NJ. The Old and the
New" Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ
B. Y. 7. L. at I p. M.
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Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tenth and Broad Streets
Preaching II A. NJ, and r. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev, John w. Shackford
Evening subject: "A Great Decision
and "A Great Life
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Barton Heights Baptist Church. cor
ner Wickham Street and Virginia Az
enue-The pastor. Rev. A. Il. Rudd,
d. D., will preach at IL A. NJ ana >
p NJ Sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ
and meeting OF b. Y. PIT. at T. VI
A welcome TO all.
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Monument Methodist Church-Rev.
b. M. Beckham viii preach at morn
Ing service. The pastor. Rev r. III.
Potts. will preach ut evening service.
"A Motto for the New Year" will be
the subject
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In st. Marks Episcopal Church
services will be. conducted by the pas
tor. the Rev. g. Roger Tyler. at IL
A. NJ and 8 p. NJ. Visitors cordially
welcomed.
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Asbury Methodist Service.
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev
j. L. Egxteston. Subjects: II A. NJ.
Why We Should Attend Church Ir
1915; 8 F.. NJ. the continuation o
the MORNINGS theme. Special music
hv the choir.
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Park Place Methodist EpisconaI
Church-The pastor, Rev J. J. Brad
FORD. will preach at both services. sub
Ject at ii A. NJ. 'Isaiah's Vision"
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Fair m ia Q NJ Methodist
Church, Rev. T.. v. Carson. pastor.
Subjects: THE Faithful": r. NJ.
my Plan and Purpose This Year"
Sunday school $40 A. NJ, T., j.
Tcagle, superintendent.
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calvary Baptist Church. Carter
ashton Jenkens. NJ A., pastor
morning subject: 1.-THE Great AL
iegory Evening subject. Looking
Forward.
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Randolph-Street Baptist Church
Ine regular services viii be held or
SUNDAY. preaching morning and nigh,
oS the pastor Rev. w. Fl. Robertson
as Follows: II A. NJ. Fruits OF con.
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At Overlook Presbyterian church
Rev. O. K. Buchholz. the pastor, will
preside at IL o'clock. communion ser
vice and speak at 8 p. N. on The
Fourth Cardinal Virtue"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
MINOR LEAGUE
SALARIES CUT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 10.
The minor league magnates who
met in San Francisco last week
went through with their project 70
cut salaries Of players IN the bushes.
but the cuts were not so radical IA
we're predicted. The changes made
IN the monthly salary limits were
az follows:
Class A-Cut from $4,000 10 az
500.
Class B-Cut from $4,000 to ST..
500.
Class C--RemAins the same, 81
400.
Class D-Continues at $1,000.
Individual salaries were revised
as follows:
Glass B-sl75 per month.
Class C-ti50 per month.
Class Dies per month.
Class A was reduced from IS 10
"a men. class from "a 20 ~, and
class G from IA TO 70.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
HERALDS WIN:
MAROONS LOSE

Reinforced by Jerry DePrato and
Blake Miller. OF tho Michigan Ag|
Ries, the Heralds staged a spectacu|
lar come back sunday. SO com
plete was the reyoreal Of forn
shown after two weeks IN a slump
that they OverW holme1 the Buffalo
Blsons by a 60 to 0 score. The game
vas simply a scoring PROV ssionl
made spectacular because OF Tho
manner Ia which the Detroiters used
their entire repertoire OF wide open
plays, the majority OF wb'Ca succeed
cd In bewildering fashion.
The Maroons lost to the Column uS
Panhandles, 7 TO 0. because OF
fiuke touchdown that marred n pred
~ game Corn walls poor pass Id
the Hnal moments OF the FIRST hall
escaped Boyle, who was attempting
to punt from behind his own goal
line, and Panhandlcs fell on the bali
for touchdown In many respects
the MAroons played t1elr best game
OF the year.
Golden's goal from touchdown EN-
abled the Harvards TO defeat thS
Toledo Glenwoods Sunday, and q
The Holy Redeener Greys won 4
II to 0 victory over the st. Led
Greys in a game that most closely
contested than the score would indy
cate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Boxing Association Classes Richie and Lewis
AS Weters, and Gives Willie 90 Days to Prove He's No
War Is Declared On
Champions Who
Won't Fight

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The recently
born American Boxing association
today started real war on titlehold,
ers who refuse 20 give the rising
generation a Whack az the honors.
Acting upon resolutions adopted az
Sestei days meeting here, the asso-
citation today sent notification . 20
Willie Richie that he must defend
his American lightweight champion.
ship by lighting for it within go
days, II he refuses, OF ignores the
edict. the association will pick the
best three or four meR Ia the Hight
weight class and stage a series OF
battles 70 give the nation a title
holder.
II was the sense OF the promoters
meeting that Richie be classed
with Mike O'Dowd. Soldier Bart
field. Kir Graves. Packey McFar-
land, Jack Britton and Ted Lewis as
welters. In the case OF Richie.
Britton and Lewis the promoters
voted that these men would have
10 back up any claims they might
make as 10 their still being light.
weights by meeting all Corners at
the accepted weight in that class
IT. the middleveight class, tao-
promoters selected Young Ahearn
Nike Gibbons. JEFF smith, George
Chip Jimmy Clabby and Eddie Nc
Soorty.
In the new nyweight division
E, ankle Izzo. Artie Armstrong and
Jimmy Pappas were picked as the
three Ikeliest lads
Jack Dillon was accorded the
crown among the light heayies
The featherweight question was
allowed 10 rest until after Johnny
KntaEe. generally accepted cham
pion. squares himself with the Wis
Uonsin boxing commission, for fail
ure to appear and answer charges
OF stalling with Richie Mitchell
and with the American Boxing as
ISOLATION for alleged stalling with
Cal Delaney,
The promoters took no action on
the squabble between Kid Williams
and Johnny Ertle, over the bantam
weight rights