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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28

Hardy Frost-Proof Cabbage, 1000.
s1.06; 5000. 1850. Lettuce, 1000.
$3.50. 5000, $500. BY express. OLD
DOMINION PLANT CO. tRoute ~.
Norfolk. Va
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THE APPALACHIAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

of Bristol, Virginia, having reInsured
all It's outstanding life policies in the
state of Virginia in the Columbia Life
Insurance Company, of Cincinnati,
Ohio. and having discontinued busi-
ness In the State of Virginia, an of
June Is. 1914. hereby announces its
intention to withdraw bonds OF said
company now held on deposit with
the Treasurer of the state
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GET INTO THE REAL ESTATE BUsI-
ness. My methods teach you how I
made great success from the start.
Price. So Start nod. j. e. CARR.
Pennington, Iowa.
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j. A. CONNOLLY Il COMPANY,
MADISON 1851 MADISON 1853
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HIGHLAND PARK DWELLING OF SLY
ROOMS: GOOD STABLE; LOT so By
lao. PRICE, s2.7o0.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


Worth 500 - Ms-AS1tAWet1c ebNu1l-
Ned. made easy. Learn to ugure fast
the demands Of the day require IL
Sixty shortest methods comprise
Prewett's system Anyone can learn
without teacher. Send IL today for
book. nifty pages. i>athsretts cover.
postpaid. Circular free. &c. G. ROB.
ERTsON. 14os Prairie Avenue. Hous-
ton. Texas
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rAo.e Ra.sespA lsss for Gr..,t. Ls,A,.
WOOD AND COAL

Rest Pennsylvania Waite Ash AntAra.
cite stove and nut. $3.50; Virginia
Anthracite. $3.50; Splint. $3.50. Fire
Creek Lump. 1915; steam. sA.26: New
River Nut. $4.7S. w. b. REAMS, 7o7
North Seventeenth Street. Phone
Madison e43<
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BoAkDERs WANTED

Board and Rooms Reasonable NJ the
Washington ono large room very
cheap feT four young men. 2104
East Broad
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G. l.. a. II. L.. DESOON,
S0- East Main street.

Real estate agents and Auctioneers.
IL you wish to sell or buy a farm
see US. Also we sell or exchange city
property. collect rents and negotiate
loans. We are at your service
G. T.. & H. l. DENOON, 40
s0T East Main Street
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BAKER d Co.
1r10 Main. Madison A2&g.

BAKER d Co.
1r10 Main. Madison A2&g.
Property for Exchange or Sale.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Investments, southside. and seme
cash. for West End home.
Laurel street. Small House. and some
cash for homo. West End.
! Grove. Twelve Rooms. for Smaller
house or good ground.
Hanover. Eight Rooms. for Pair Flats,
West End. or lots.
Church Hni. Brick. for Floyd Avenue
home, not over ss.soo.
Tor cash.
woodland Heights. Easy Terms and
Barton Heights, Seven Rooms. for
Church Hill property.
UNIMpROyED PROPERTY,
We Have Lot. ON stuart. kcnsingten.
otpHuIHGAI. DouiSNdtQs A1ohoNSt anu
Ginter Park. all clear, we can ex-
change for improved property.
FARMS
Four Acres. Lakeside. Nice Little Home.
cheap for cash or may consider ex
change.
Is Acres. Midlothian Pike. Close ia.
for city property.
rs Acres. Midlothian Pike, -Four Mile.
out for city property.
100 Acres, River Road. Five Miles Out.
for city property.
2T5 Aer<a ON Southern, Twenty-Fca~
miles out; nice farm. trade for city
property.
The Above VIII All De Handled On
strictly cash basis,
BAKER Il co.
Cheap, SOC Square Foot. 322o Hanover
Avenue.
BUCHANAN's BARGAINS.
Several Fine Houses ON the Electric
line on easy monthly payments.
small. Well Improved Farms, Near
Chester. cheap. easy terms.
Several Fine Homes In Chester; Bar-
gains.
S7S Acres. Miles Out, ON Improved
road, good house. barn. soii 1000
cords of wood; running water: good
: stock farm; $50 per acre: about
half price.
100 Acres, IIs Miles OF Chester. ON
county road; good SOIL timber worth
half the value OF land. Price, $2,50n
1000 Acres First Glass Timber.
Coed sawmiil Outnt 1t Sacrifice.
Several Fine James River Farms Cheap
rarns, Homes. Timber, Any st.e.
price. terms. location.
A. G. BUCHANAN,
Chester. Va.
OLD COINS.
OLD COINS WANTED. $50 PAID FOR
dollar 1873 S Mint; SO for 1904 dollar.
proof: 81 for 1853 quarter no arrows.
Many valuable coins circulating. Send
&c. for large coin circular. II may
mean large profits to you. Send to
NUMEsMATIC BANK, Dept. 80. Fort
Worth. Tex.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Seycn-Pass@nxer six-Cyfinder Togrinx
"a cnrd1tfnn. mil
sell for less than $1,000 Need cash
Address J-2l. care The virginian.
4lk-lAL klS1 ATT. " AyTkD
NELLY q CO W~tIe postal tos
necesasry OlaNkA
Farms Wanted ~ yJgwiala In Exchange
for farms In several Western States.
49, s-xe 4 kas= L., lcaxa1 -
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0oardevs Wanted S13 East Ciay
Street Phone Madison ts?3-L
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.
FOR SALE, FARMS.
~ .OO0-I2S Acres, Good Clay SoIi, ~
acres in cultivation, 2 acres in wood
100 grape vines some wire fencing
on the place: bungalow. ave rooms
trees: new barn,
el0,O00-S1S Acres, Fifteen Miles From
the city; 100 acres of forest. $50
acres In cultivation: watered by well
and springs: good orchard. apples.
peaches. etc: ten-room dwelling, with
all necessary outbuifdings.
$4,J0tA--f"0 Acxes, ~Twenty-F0ur Miles
from the city: l acre Of fruit; conve-
nient to church and school: ten-room
new frame dwelling: barns, stables
and poultry houses.
@7.5Oo-1I3 Acres. sixteen Miles From
city: 80 acres OF forest. Sc acres In
cultivation: land level: new nine.
room dwelling: all necessary out
buildings.
80. OO0--On Jamea River. 500 Acres, 500
under cultivation; residence. barns
stables. garage. guests and servants
houses: residence situated on Z bluff.
is a modern house; hardwood floors
throughout; has its own private dock
game plentiful. deer. ducks, ETC.. dur
ing winter: has good dear park en-
tirely enclosed, 10 acres
La. q N. Il. DENOC1l -
se7 East Main street
I.
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square foot.
). A. CONNOLLY 4 COMPANY,
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA
Is ACRES IN CHEsTERrIELD COryN-
TY: SMALL NEW HOUSE AND STA
BILE; ABOUT l Ia ACRES CLEAR,
BALANCE IN CORDWooD. PRICE.
$4,000.
NORTH OF CITY; GOOD FOUR ROOM
HOUSE, IN FINE CONDITION:
ABOUT 10 ACRES CLEARED. BAL
ASCE IN CORDwOOD. FINE RUN
MING STREAMS AND SPRINGS.
SOMETHING GOOD FOR $1,000.
GOOD TERMS.
ITS ACRES IN { CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. 100 ACRES CLEARED,
BALANCE IN FINE WOOD DWELL
ING OF FIVE ROOMS AND ALL
NECESSARY oUTBUILDINGS. A
SNAP FOR $4,000.
~ ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUN-
TY. ONLY FIVE MILES FROM
CITY. GOOD DWELLING OF FIVE
ROOMS AND STABLE. ALL LAND
CLEARED. EXCEPT ONE ACRE IN
WOOD. THIS IS A GOOD PROPOSE
TON AND WORTH THE MONEY.
PRICE. 1890
50 ACRES IN FLUvANNA COUNTY. ON
MAIN COUNTY ROAD. EIGHT MILES
FROM CITY: NINE-ROOM HOUSE
AND OUTBUILDINGS. SPLENDID
ORCHARD OF 800 TREES, ALL
BEARING. ABOUT 40 ACRES OF
THIS LAND IN CULTIVATION.
BALANCE IN WOOD. A SNAP FOR
$500.
- ACREss EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE AND
OUTBUILDINGS: ONLY ONE MILE
FROM STATION. A BIG BARGAIN
FOR $4,000.
J. A. CONNOLLY 4 COMPANY.
MADISON 1851 MADISON 3362.
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Nice Terraess see 1Suaso Fest, a11o
Hanover AyAAna.
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DO YOU WANT TO EARN MONEY!

coon PROPOSITION OPEN TO RIGHT
= Pa r. III 4ssss SAFE INVESTMENT. FOR
PARTICULARS ADDRESS B-31s,
CARE vIRGINIAN,
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Drink Grnnfte Lithia wa.er---S Gallons.
Csc. Phone Randolph 1868.
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FORGET AUTOMOBILE TIRE TR0U-
BILE. WE ELIMINATE RIMCUTS.
BLOWOUTS AND PUNCTURES. AID
DRESS ROY c. BOxLEY, BUNPASS.
VA, T. b. BLATT. SALESMAN. n.
C. BOxLEY. BUMPASS, VA. EAST
ERN DISTRIBUTOR.
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DUY OIL STOCK IN Sal. 900, 600 COM
pany, Just organized; ground floor
proposition: 100 per cent. dividends
ninety possible; twenty wells
at once. quick action on your money:
limited number shares at &c share:
10 buys $500 par value stock; big
advance in stock soon; selling fast.
remit now. Write for free informa-
ton. Dividends declared soon. ANAL
GAMATED OIL CO.. 1850 Colcori
Building. Oklahoma, Okla.
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240 acres. near CentraIia. junction
of two railroads and trolley line. MINI
eral spring, ten-room dwelling. bath,
hot and cold water and other nice inn-
provements, all In good order. only
$50 per acre. VIII trade for city
property.
J. THOMPSON BROWN g. co.
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Drink Granite Iithla Waters Galioas.
&c. Phone Randolph 1858.
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Bedford County Farm. 250 Acres. Best
red land 80 bottom; well watered:
fine stock farm: good buildings; two
miles high school on public road.
$4,000 for quick sale; easy terms.
II. II. MISCHENDORF. Forest Depot.
Va
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Hny OIL Stock - sci .nuu. non Company.
Just organized: ground floor propo-
sition; 100 per cent dividends ninety
DAYS possible; twenty wells at once:
quick action on your money; limited
number shares at PC share: $40 buys
$500 par -~,u~ stock: big advance
In stock soon. selling fast; remit
now: write for free information;
dividends declared soon. AAAl/3A-
mattel, on. co. li4l Colcord Build.
ing OktAharnA Okla
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10 Buy = Large Kodak t. Photograph
= large residences ard landscapes IN
Chesterfield County. Write me and
state price and which paper you saw
this "a. IN. HOWARD JAMES. Chss-
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Dvfnk Granite Jithia waS~~--S GsIlepa
35c. Phone Randolph 1868.
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Established r~ufr~tures Wants STATE
manager High class article: should
pay $4,000 annually. $500 capital.
will pay expenses to Baltimore u
you are man we want Sales Mana
ger. Continental Building. Baltimore.
Nd.
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Buy Quick. $3.50 Hanover Avenue, SOC
square foot.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

soc Square Foot. Cash or Credit. 3220
Hanover Avenue.
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Wsnted-Customera For eggs FROM
the Highland Park Custom Egg
Yard" Capacity, is dozen per day.
White wyandottes. White Leghorns
and prize Indian Runner Duck eggs
for setting. CHARLES KING, Pro.
prietor. los Brooklyn Boulevard.
Phone Randolph 1889.
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Manifestations Sofas, Chairs. Ta-
bles, beds, brasses clocks. silver
pictures. bureaus: anything old.
BEARD. is West Main street, Rich.
mond. Va Madison 6307.
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OLD COINS.

OLD COINS.
OLD COINS WANTED. $50 PAID FOR
dollar 1879 Mint; SO for 1904 dollar.
proof: 81 for 1853 quarter. no arrows.
Many valuable coins circulating Send
&c. for large coin circular. It may
mean large profits to you. Send to
NUMISMATIC BANK, Dept. 80. Fort
Worth. Tex.
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, A SPECIAL BARGAIN
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. AT A VERY
Low PRICE ADDRESS P-1To, CARE
vIRGINIAN.
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Men's Suits sponRed aud Pressed. 25c,
called for ana delivered anywhere
In city. HOWARDS FRENCH DRY
CLEANING CO. 3I4 West Broad st.
Phone Randolph 1905.
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WANTED

manifestations IN the city ,ot
Richmond for boys. white and col
Ored. fourteen to eighteen years oia
Call Randolph 622. Juvenile Court II
Richmond Roor, 8. CITY Hail
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Atoms wANrEp-MALE

Wantesi--Positton, Made Aged. Stngle
man. as working farm manager: ten
years practical experience North with
grain crops. fruit and stock. NJ. NJ.
J., 1906 East Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va.
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Cheap, SOC Square Foot. 3220 Hanover
! Avenue.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

CRIME NOT MEANT FOR HARRY!
Harry Mccarthy is unlucky. He
escaped from the bull PEN in Judge
Prindiville's court, was caught; al
most sawed his way out of the CEN
trail station cell and was again de-
tected.
But the most unlucky thing Harry
did, according to his friends, was to
choose a saloon at 4O1 N. State st. to
hold up. The place bears the sign,
"a. Schubert" but it is said his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15
brother, William Schubert, head Of
Schuettler's. gambling squad, has an
interest in the place. Detectives
grabbed McCarty.

Great days for history making;
Ireland has had another Big Wind
and on the anniversary of the B. l. G,
Wind. We suppose that this. time, in
stead of blowing the names and tails
of the horses it will blow the bon
nets of the autos. a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
DONALDSON WINNER
IN 36-HOLE CONTEST

Chicago. Aug. 21-James a. Donald
son won the special 26-hole exhibition
match at Glen View when his card Of
154 was the best Of those turned in by
the eight professionals who competed
q 5 invited guests of the Glen view
club.
A purse Of s225 was raised for the
event and was divided Sl0o, $50, sac
and s25. Two hundred enthusiasts fol-
lowed the players.
Donaldson made the morning round
in - and took so strokes for the sec
end half. W Reid Of Seaview, \. j.
was awarded the $50 second prize, with
his card Of 155.
Third prize went TO F. Mcleod Of
Washington. with 156, while / Teller
OF Canoe Brook. \, J.. captured the
So and fourth prize with a total Of
15h
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
Gilmore Knocked Out.

st. Paul Mimi Aug 21.-With g
terrific right to the jaw Mike 0'Dowd
OF this city knocked out Freddie Gil
more Of Chicago in the ffth round Of
their scheduled I0-roBnd scrap last
night Up TO that time honors we're
almost even. ODowd started rush
ms battle from the start. bur Gilmore,
ever On tile alert, evaded any possible
miyuDz. At times he ran away from
his opponent. brinlng Kisses from the
crowd. Gilmore was out for fully
three minutes before he was able to
leave Cue ring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
WHITE SOx LOSE;
BUY JOE JACKSON
I'D Roman Gives $4,000 Cash and
Three Players for Cleveland SIug-
eiag star in Deal
BosT0N TRIMS THE HOSE 10
BROOKLYN again Beats Cubs in Tenth
gu Whaat's Hit Whales are sim
Iob0EganiHz.

chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 2L-Joe Jackson.
IN 10 last night the star member Of the
rlvalan6 American league ball team.
ali be biting for the 9oz today when
ses Hose meet the Yankees at Comis-
he7 park Had the sox been able to
btn pinch yesterday, Joe might not
have been a member Of the Comiskey
s9aad. but with each fading rally the
Indian star rose in the estimation Of
tbe Old Roman ana just as the Hose
B.sw themselves 20 a TO / defeat by
tsliug 70 come through with the nee
sssaTy Eft the Old Roman shot this
message over the long distance tele-
phone tie Secretary Gardiner at Cleve-
band
eEou know your orders. co the
4im3l aal don't let Jackson get away.
I'VE mus- have aim regardless Of price. F."
Thus vas another one of C0miskey's
c0iaa I baseball deals closed as 81
was reliably stated that Jackson cost
The boss @. the Sex in the neighbor-
good o. $4,000 cash and three players.
Should the $4,000 mentioned be cor
sea1 30 utI mark the second biggest
deal ever made in baseball, Eddie Col
Sins Of the 5ox setting the high water
mark in baseball transactions with
purchase price Of $4,000 and q bonus
OF $4,000 TO the player
Tha HI-omened deal IN which Larry
CAapDeIH hgured was supposed 20
haze cost C0miskey SIS. 600 and Hap
Telach represented an outlay Of S12,-
eco, mot t8 mention Russell BiaGkburne,
who originally involved an ezpendi,
tura oil $1,000
As for the game which preceded the
big deal, ono bumpy round settled the
white soz. 1t was the first and rated
as the Widest of the entire series
with tbe leaders, some 1900 fans
booking on Benz, who started the
fray. was only able 10 retire one man.
Joe reputation being denied by three
solid smashes and "a base on balls.
mot to mention 2 passed ball by
SchaIE Tex Russell went in to re-
Aieve bis distressed relative A
screaming tvo-baEger by Gardner
greeted Eeb. the blow adding two
more taltes to the one which had
Edrlftsd over the plate during the
.Te5gn Of She BatesEille bog That
finished the scoring for the Red 5ox
Nuul .ha seventh. when a merry swat.
good Tor three bases. aad a wild pitch.
adle- one more. Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
FanRs Cef Rlchmond Star.

Richmond, Va. Aug 2I-The New
York Americans have exercised an
option on the choice Of Richmond pit
cheers and "Rube Meadows has been
chosen, 81 was announced yesterday.
Meadows was secured early ia the sea
son from Mount Joseph college. near
Baltimore. The sale Of the former coli
legian is said 70 have brought the local
team $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
Eentan Herring Tnesdar.

View York. aug. 21-The controver-
sg about the ownership of Pitcher
RUDE Benton yesterday was postponed
Tor settlement until next Tuesday
morning The rival clubs. New York
and Pittsburgh with Cincinnati the
main witness, VIII appear az National
league Headquarters to settle the az
fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

New York. aug I'll uuboat Smith
met q tartar iE JACK Hempie of CALI
fornia 1t tae 81 Nicholas A. C. and.
although ths Gunner carried on the
bonors by the smallest Of margins. he
had 70 use all his Sighting power Smith
weighed 1s2, Hempie 1s4 pounds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

National League.
Brooklyn, 6 ; Chicago, 8 90 innings
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh al in
nings)
New York, z; Cincinnati, 0,
Boston, 1: St Louis, 0.
American League.
Boston. & Chicago /.
Detroit, H. Philadelphia, I.
Washington, S; Cleveland, 0.
New Tork-St Louis. rain.
Federal League.
Buffalo. z; Chicago, 3.
Kansas City, s; Baltimore, 4.
Brooklyn. 8; st. Louis, l.
Only three games scheduled.
American Association.
Minneapolis. 8 Columbus, 2.
St. Paul, 8; Cleveland, as innings).
Milwaukee. IS; indianapolis. 0.
Louisville. 4; Kansas City s.
Three-Eye League.
No games, rain.
Central Association.
Clinton. /; Burlington. 4.
Iuseaune. 3; Keokuk, 5.
Mason City. 8; Waterloo, s
AarshalItown, 0; Cedar Rapids, 8.
central League.
Terre Haute, 4 Fort Wayne. 2.
Dayton .: Erie. 5.
Evansville, 5-5: Grand Rapids. 6-5
FIRST game "A innings. second game
tie, nine innings.
Wheeling. 3-0; Youngstown. Ill
Western League.
Des Moines. S Lincoln. 4.
Sioux City, 80: Wichita, II.
Denver. 70; St. Joseph, 5-4.
Omaha. l. Topeka. Q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

Quincy. m. aug. shortstop
stutz Of the local Three-Eye club yes
farday was sold to the Milwaukee club
ra the American association Stutz is
hitting near the 800 mark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
FINISH PROGRAM
FOR BOAT RACES
Race Committee Of I. c. b. A. Holds
Meeting to Arrange for Annual
Event on River.
NOVEL CONTESTS INTRODUCED
With Fast Boats Competing From
Many River Cities, Affair Prom.
ises 10 BE 8 Success.

The racing committee OF the Island
City Boating association last night
formulated plans for eight races to
be held Labor day. Sept s. The course
IS 10 be triangular ia shape and ibe-
tween the bridges 40 that full view OF
all competing boats may be had from
the club house at all times. The
length of the course is to be two
miles
The first race will be straight
away for all boats of 8 horse power
and under
The second race viii be a straight
away for all boats Of J. 2 horse power
and under
Tine third race viii be what Is term
ed a bang and go-back" race This
race has proven very popular IN many
Of the eastern cities, and viii doubt
less prove the same here The idea
Is for the competing boats 10 start to-
getheT al the sound of a gun and run
fuu speed mp stream for 3 minutes, az
the end of which time a second gun
is fired This second gun is a signal
for an boats to- turn and head for tho
starting stand This should make a
very close and xciting race 1t is open
for an boats regardless OF length
horse power. etc.
Number A viii be "a handicap race
for an boats Of IL horse power and
under
Number win he a straight-away
race for an displacement boats.
Number 6 viii be free for All.
Number z viii be the laughable lem
on race This race has always been
popular bere and is worked out on the
following PLAN About 500 feet above
tae judges stand 600 lemons are
scattered over the water and at the
starting signal all boats viii leave the
judges stand and endeavor to get all
+ the lemons possible The boat pick
{ Iug up the largest number Of lemons,
J Of course. wins the prize Only one
man viii be allowed In boat He
/ must operate the boat and pick up the
+ lemons himself.
Number s VIII be a free for all hand
leap race The slow boats viii be
started first so that the finish should
] be exciting
In addition to The argus trophy.
which is now held by Art saIzmanu.
! there are five other silver trophy cups
+ which viii be- distributed TO the win
uers, 10 addition TO merchandise
prizes.
Committees and Officers.
THE committees and officers for the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
Whales Still Skid.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. z1.-More grease
was put on the skids for the Chicago
Whales yesterday afternoon when loose
playing brought about their second
defeat by the count of g 10 8. Mana
ger Tinker tried out new lineup,
which blew up In the very first IN
ming and resulted in two runs being
handed to the Buhaloes because Of
Dutch Zwilling's lack Of knowledge or
training at first basing, where he
went for the first time this season.
Score by innings: R. H. z.
Chicago .......000030OO0-s s 8
Buffalo ........2O01310 0*-7 II 0
Batteries-NcConue Black aud
Fischer: Schulz and Allen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

All Of BerHn's sewage is pumped out
oe the city 10 disposal farms which
cover an area Of about 10000 acres.