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brhinnr. NuKRtcd Iron ill Make Deli
cate. Nervous. Hun,lpNn People
-hU'' Stronger In Two Weeks
Time. In Many Cases.

NEW YORK. y. Y.--Moat people fool
Ishly seem 10 think the! AZ. Loiny to
get renewed health and strength from
som" stimulating mcdI"inc. secret nos
lrum or narcotic drug. said nr Saucr
q we'll known Specialist VINO has stu
uled widely both in THIS country and
europe, when, AS Il matter OF fact, real
ana iruc strength can only come from
the food you eat. But people often fail
10 get tho strength out OF their food
because they haven't enough iron i'm
thcir blood 10 enable il Ia "h;ncr food
mt" !INIn. matter. f',om thor weak
cncd. nervous condition they know
something - wrong. but they can't tell
what. 50 they generally commcnC. doe
,"rng for stomach. liver or kidney
troubl" ~ symptoms OF some other ALL
mont caused by the lack OF Iron in the
blood. THIS thin. may 20 on for
years, Will" the patient suffers untold
agony. If YOU are not strong or we'll.
!ou "w" il 10 yourself !" make the
following test. See how long YOU can
work or now far YOU can walk without
becoming tired. NoNi tax. TWO five
grain tablets Of ordinary nuNuicd iron
tire" times per day after meals for tN o
weeks. Then test your strength AGAIN
ana sec for yourself how much YOU
nave gained have seen dozens OF
nervous. rundown peopl" vino were all
ING all the while. doubt" and even triple
their strength and endurance ana en-
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.,>>rEnY TRANSFER =.
Eight Deeds of DnrEnIn aud Sale.
Amounting to S2I.StlIl.


Virginia X. Watkins ct ais. to Davis
brothers. l1o feet inches by l79
feet inches at tho northwes, corner
of Main street aud Allen Avenue. April
- 1916; tax. 5000; $lu.
John Il. Spear TO F'lcrbenia Davis.
3h%ll0 feet on Nicholson street. 20
feet from Marshall street. April IS.
lr'G sac.
Harry Adclanski ct ux to David s.
tarrinStcu. - feet inches by 30 feet
north lin" - Street. l2l feet inches
east OF TwcntN-seVenth street May
II. 1916 tax. 81; $40
Roland Park Corporation to W. u.
shelton. SINl25 feet south line Ham
mond Avenue. at the west corner of
Haw'horne Avenue. May =. 1916: tax.
$l.2n; $40.
James II. higgins to J. II. Duegins.
trustee. cSXl+o feet south line Grace
street. 40 feet west of Allen Avenue.
May ~. 1915: tax. $3.50: $40. love and
affection.
Suburban. Development, Corporation
I" W. II. shelton. - feet inches by
- - feet south line Hammond Ave-
nue.. l?5 feet east OF thambcrlaync
Avenue. April u. 1916: $3.50.
Thomas \. SMITH ct ais. to Mary r.
GOODWIN. l?oXlto feet at tho south
east corner az Leigh street and SUM
init Avenue April u, 1916: tan $3.50
81"
W T. Bayiiss 81 ny to oscar G.
.\dams. =" f,ct inch hy li5 feet
north lin" Wood street. 60 feet west
81 Chelsea street April -, 1916: taN
81 50. $40
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Decd. Of nclea.e. Amounting 10

seven Deeds OF Release. Amounting 20
S20,,6b+
W. II. Fizzini trustee. to H. r. Swan
son. 3oNl24 feet inch by l24 feet l
inch at the southwest corner OF Thirty
fourth and r Streets. May u. 1916.
H. X. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. tn e. L.
tarnett. 2ONlt0 feet south line Broad
street. so feet east of Laurel Street.
May -. 1916: S6.1cO
L. w. Jones. trustee. to Ira ~
Haynes ct AL, ~ l-cx16N feet north
line Wickham street. 100 fee, cast of
Miller Avenue. May Is. 1916: SI12n
Richcson Crutchheld, trustees. to
James A. Fisher II al. lo0X250 feet
east line Chamberlayne Avenue. saa (
feet south of Walton Avenue. MAY >.
1916: S3.922
l.. f. Brown. trustee to +. j.
Hcattie, 3oXI50 feet east line Houlc
ward. - feet south nf St,ar, AyouI,o
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"s,lvcrtovn Tlrc." Mndc uecord

DhYTONA. FLA. May l3.-Thc wild
waves arc Still foaming and flashing
with excitement over the speed that IA
Hudson 'Supcr-Six' stock chassis on
Goodrich Silvertown Tires made along
the ormond-p aytona beach. II was a
new rccord--a mile in 81 i2-l0o sec-
onds. or 100 IL miles per hour Faster
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure .bi,d, =,
bed wetiinS There is q consti,ptinr.i
cause for TINS trouble Mrs 81 su",.
mers, Box w Notrc Dame. Ind IN
send Tree TO any mother nor sl!ccevsf,,l
home treatment with FUN iusirpc,inns
Send no none. but write nsf to-day
II your childrcn trouble YOU I'm i,s
way Don't blame The cbIu -.
chances are IL can't holp H. This trait,
ment also cures adults and assd nan
pie troubled with urine difficulties nv
day or night.
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WASHINGTON. May i3.--Thc Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day
postponed indefinitely the hearing set
for June at New Orleans on the ap-
pitntion of principal Southern rail.
ways to continue low through rates on
cotton from Virginia. North Carolina.
Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Mississippi,
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cOuNClI. SCHEDULE.

Tht following meetings OF Council
Committees are called for this week:
c>daS--l'inancc Committee aud
Tie Committee on Public Buildings.
i'ron"t lie" and Utilities At o'clock.
rhur@da> on ordinances
u ID.
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eases heretofore argued and remain
IrS undecided.
case in call Monday.
No. lI2s-M.vN \. Cohen ct al APP
pcllants, rs chesapeake Steamship
Company. OF Baltimore city. appellee:
appeal from the District Court at
Baltimore. To hc argued by Isaac l.
SttauS. Joshua liorncr. ir.. and Robert
Phillips. Of Baltimore. Md. for the
appellants. and Ivy arthur u. Foster.
Of Baltimore. for the appellee
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M>uItI,.E LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued bN The
clerk OF the iiuStlnrS Court NcStci :
day as follows:
William I. CLAYTON and Ina Il. Rolf.
Norman Ferguson. Of Charleston. w
Va, and Margaret Neville Gaines. OF
Richmond.
William J. Eostain aud Flora y. John
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Recent Cadillac D.Iiy.r,e.

The Jones Motor Car Company RAJ
ports recent deliveries OF new CadiI-
lacs to Miss Celeste. Berry. II. w
jackson. Dr. j. =. liorsley. j. G. Miller
and n. 6. Reynolds. OF this city, aud
to IL. \. Gray, of Waxerly. Va; j. w
Phillips. Of Petersburg. Va. and Brad.
ley Johnson. OF Emporin. Va
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uusrrNGs DEEDS or TRUST.
TWO Deeds OF Trust. Amounting {
Gt

CharlcS w. BoSher ct uN. to i. &.
Ycrby. trustee. lot re- in block in tho
olan OF Woodland Heights. May II.
1916: sl15.
John l.. and Russell II. Walthour to
y. IL: AuanlSon et ais. trustees. l32X
~" iect at the northwest corner OF
,hlrteenth and McDon"uIh Streets;
iso -N.'"Ni22 feet south line Nc
corner or Thirteenth street. May :.
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ri.t NBINi PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
YESTERDAY by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcls:
j L. Phillips & Sou. for American
Furniture Hnd FiXtur. Company "S"3
Lester street
Capitol Plumbing cu,npan, for
George w. Clifford. 17li Balding street
same. Tor Edmund Waddill. L.. 1918.
1915 and iil2 Bryan Street
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Man le. la1s sl.han

May -. 1915: $3.50.
Bessie y. catlin, cXccutriX. to II.
&. Brown. %3Nl32 feet at the northeast
corner OF Twenty-ninth and NJ Streets.
May 10. 1915: STAG.
John W. Bates ct al. trustees. to
'NorE inia Realty and Construction
COMPANY. IA? feet inches by l22 feet
at the northeast corner of Lombar,ly
and Taylor streets. May II. 1916; 81
TSO =. -
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LAW A>D Eo,rr, co,nr

Ida NJ Spillcr instituted sui, III the
Law and Equity Court yesterday
against the Virginia halfway and
Power Company for $500 damages y"
declaration WAS filed
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,,n>u,co nELEAsn DEED.

John \. Cutchins. trustee. to Charles
II. Westbrook. n lot on the north line
Of Howard street, beginning a55 feet
1916. S3on
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III srI>rs TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds Of bargain nnd Sale.
Amounting to Si.3IH.
John Z Ritter ct uN. to G. W. EoShc CT
81 uN. lot IL in block in the plan
OF Woodland Heights April II. 1915:
laX. 30 cents: $40
Richmond PAPER Company TO John T..
Walthour. l3=Nl5" fcct ~ tho north
Vest corner 90 Thirteenth and Me
bon"ugh Street. May :. i4Is; tax.
sG3U. $40
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h,w AND :>,rr, counr.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mary Virginia Goodc w. Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. Tabhy l..
toouc ". same. Ora T.. Garner VS.
same CIV" cases. Mollie {; Locks vs.
same. u'Flaherty. Fulton e Byrd. y.
a.: representing each OF the above
plHIutimS.
rhursdaN &C. II. Mot, vs.. Lewis II.
Mo'ris =. u: Patterson, y d.
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ulsTI>G. cu,nr. rAuT II

Til" iluStiuEs Court. Part H. con-
NencS tomorrow morning at II o'clock
for the regular May term. at which
time the docket will lie called and cases
set for trial
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couur rArr:NpAns.

:uc following are the cases set for
lriai ~ Tie Various courts this weck:
N"ic-P. -. is an abbrevation used
I" den"t" counsel for the plaintiff and
l.. u. FOR the defendant
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nIII.I)ING nt:IkMIr.

EGi!diu: Inspector i;utlcr issued a
permit Yesterday Ia !. II. t.ngle TO re-
pair the Tram. dwelling at SO; Randolph
street, at Il cost OF S:un.
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last Main street: hanging two fans.
EnSleherc & Bear. for j, II Flip
pen. -" South Harrison Street: six
outlets and lights
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Tennessee and points in Louisia.i ia
Ohio and Mississippi River crossings
and Atlantic and Gulf ports for ex.
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WtiiERSTEIN SELLS
Bf.t.I-ttE APARTMENTS

y
Honry Wallerstcjn sold his ono
half Interest in tho Ecu-Nue Apart.
incutS, located At the southeast corner
Of Fitth and CARY streets 10 Adaliur
-. Green. The lot fronts lol fec, { .
inches. the hali interest selling for
sli,'"" John T.. F.hcd acquired a lot
fronting Twenty-Five feet on tho north
side Of Broad street Jus, west OF The
corner Of Smith Street The prop.r,v
which is improved with - brick store
huli0lne, was purchased from f. II
Blakey for s@50oo Fahcd also sold
an improved lot fronting sixty-nve feet
at the nti. thwcft corner Of CLAY Stree,
ana RE"oh- Avenue TO r Garnet, T,hh
Tor SIS h"n. Tabh also purchased from,
rahed fortN-iiVe feet at the southwest,
corner Of Leonard Street md Monu
.memt Avenue for 50" a0O
The Virginia Realty and Coustrur
ton Company sold three brick dwell
inrs ~ l'c@. i70S and l7lO Floyd Ave-
nue. 10 j. l. aCrucal for $4,000 u
'rihtth sold au improved lot front.
Ing 20" feet on The north side Of
'Sark Avenue. just west Of Allen ,y.
nus. t" George r Williams for $40
500 MarN l., Pierce sold Fannie !
Jones hf'N-eiGht foot at tho scu,rc.,,,
corner n Addison and Grace Streets fn,.
Si-'""" Tn" Alca,raz COMPANY acquired
wv" lots ON WILLIAMSBURG Nvcnuo.
no@f Elm street and the Gas Works
IRON kronhcimor for $4,000
III Hiding OPERATIONS
SHOW SOME RI:t,I.sIn>
building operations declined ~ ,r,,.
nartd with the previous week. ANA no
pHrriiS issued 10y the dor,r,uc,,
amounted t" only $50 mo I.n,. s..,.,,
weeks past tn" Operations iu inc r,,,.
nave hcen well above the slO0. 900 mart
'N'rN Weeh III" work last week vas
rI1i
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HENRIco DEED or TRUST.

One Deed Of Trust. Amounting "a
81 GB5
w. I. Williams 10 T. Sitterding g,
ais. trustees. lots II and IL block is
pan or Washington Park May II,
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LARGEST TOTAL For
on: MEEk ~ SENEnNL MONTHS

purinc tn" ras, week tho recorded
sales IT city pronerty aggregated
;45..6e7. the largest figure for q single
week IN Se,crul months. and a large
gain over the same week Of last year,
when the sales amounted TO only SELF
SD In addition To the business sent
To the courts. the agencies reported
q uumbev OF small sales just closed.
which Viii bring the figure for the
week. UP to about SiSn.Ono.
The recordation Of Il large sale in
the Chancery Court. which had been
previously recorded and reported in
Heurico County. was partly rcSpou-
sihle for the large total at tn" sales
last weeh This transaction involved
about $4,000. leaving $4,000" for
actual new business. which Was q
handsome amount in itself
The transaction mentioned above was
that by which clyde w. Saunders and
others sold ~ tract Il fifty acres in
what is known rs West Giuter Park
10 tho West Clutter Park Land com
pany The property which is a part
az the Acca S,ock Farm. brought So
~. according 10 the transfer.
Probably the largest sale "f the wee +.
was for the transfer Of III. old Com
monwcalth Bank Building. on North
Ninth street. This property was rur-
chased by tho Baltimor, rust Com
panE "f baltimore. from the Realty
Insurance Agency. The lot fronts twcn-
- feet ono aud onc-half inches on
Ninth street The purchase price was
S3".Hor and all interest making tho
consideration in tho nciGhhorhoud or
sI3nnn
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IIENRICn TRANSFER.

ono Decd of HurEnin and Sale,
tm0untinE to S"5U.
Fannie Z. Brooks - ais to William
y. tiy,c ct uN.. lot |. block a section
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l. e. 4. ro.tpones Menrlnx.

than the hercest gale the waves have
over witnessed.
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Am SOLDIER FIRST
SAYS CARPENTER
"I'd Rather Fight for My
Country Than Box" In
jured Aviator Says

PARIS, Doc. 8 (by maiD Georges Car
pentier. French heavyweight champion, will
require nearly four months to get into con-
dition for tho ring-and II Is very doubt
ful whether the French army authorities
will consent to his leaving active service
for so long period.
Carpenticr' himself. here recuperatlng
after bad spill from his army aeroplane
at tho front, made this declaration today
Carpenter makes daily visits to the hos
ptal for treatment
81 am in very bad condition." Carpenter
said 'and nearly four months wllthe neces-
sary TO get me into shape again. The
doctors say / must have complete rest, with
nothing but the midest sort of exercise
like cross-country walking. Then / would
have to begin q process Of long, gradual
training.
III by fighting with gloves, can help
my country more than ] can by plotting
an aeroplane I'm naturally willing to do
so--if ] am permitted.
III sufficient leave Is obtaInable. ! am
willing to fight in America. l am offered
a fight with the Australian, Les Darcy,
but ] prefer chance at the champion,
Jess willard
But / don't believe It is possible for
me to leave
81 am perfectly willing TO fight Willard,
the purse to go TO charity work for the
Allies. As boxer I thus believe / may
be able to strike few blows in my own
manner in behalf of my people"
Carpenter was wearing his uniform as
a member OF the aviation squad and eating
a light dinner at a boulevard cafe He
looked bigger and broader than he did
when he used 10 fight in the ring, but,
parndoxcally. his face seemed thinner His
cheeks were rather hollow.
81 am "A soldier first, and like every
other able-bodied Frenchman, my first duty
is to my country"
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DARCY NOT PARTICULAR
ABOUT FIRST FOE HERE

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-Les Darcy, the
Australian champion, will put thoughts OF
n match with Georges Carpenter behind
him and Immediately begin arrangements to
meet some other boxer
Darcy made this statement today when
the story from Paris stating It would take
four months for Carpenter to get In con-
dition was read to him, He did not name
the boxer he will meet. nor did he indicate
the date Of the match, but he and his man
ager. Tim O'Sullivan. declared they would
not care to wait four months for Car
ponticr's arrival in this country.
Tex Richard was somewhat taken abacl
by the message, for he believed Carpenter
to be in good condition.
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championship last year, to go her last sea-
sons record one better and win the United
States title, In the contest from this city
will also be Mrs Ronald H. Barlow and
Mrs G. H. Nanderheck, the latter de-
faulted champion. These three are recoE-
nlzed as the foremost women players of the
country The play will likely he over the
Shawnee course, with which all are thor
oughly familiar
The Oakmont course. at Pittsburgh, which
is at present the most popular course for
the amateur championship of 1917. has been
played many times by foremost players OF
this city. all OF which viii help i'm the Quaker
City's chances of landing that title
Taken all in all. there seems to be every
reason for satisfaction in the contemplation
of the new local golf season.
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SUNSHINE GREETS
PENN AT LAST
Old Sol Dispels Rain, Cola
and Blizzards for Snappy
Practice
OFFICIALS PRoTEsTEn
BY NEIL MATHEWS
Captain Penn Football T..

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. sO.--ola s.i
up over the mountains today and s,ra@s
down on us in the valley below .rhd' y
the irst time we have seen the sun H..
and all the fellows were heeInntns
doubt the stun we had been bearln. "
sunny California" We had the un.ral'r.
practice OF the whole week here ,,ss,sls-
on the golf links. and the feIios.. ~
all pointed right up and eager n -, VIZ
chance at the University OF Oregon h.
crack team we have come here for the ~
Years gridlron battle In connectIon 49,
the Tournament OF Roses. All tbs M
are in fine shape Glen Urauhart's ~, "
gradually improving. Bob Folveu 49,
let him get In the practice vet. but Goa
Bob says he Is certain that Glenn viii 4.
I'm the big game "" -
The weather here has been decidedly r.,
ten until the sun came out. The fensvs
were pretty dlsgusted yesterday 10 sct y.
and find II was raining in sheets that sir,ass
turned TO hail from the cold wlnda a..
came UP through the valley IL was sra.
Ing. we thought. way up on the rno,,n,.,..
ana we began 10 wonder whether we yrnniS
get any of t. But It held on. Yestsrasv
morning when we had tasted the nice tv,,,.
and clear air. with the sun shining dow
and the gorgeous scenery. we wers All 1,
glad that we gave yell for the sun ana
for California. We made quick ,vort \,
a light breakfast and then were taken re-
some OF the natives who are helping to en-
tertaln us for n seventy-mile motor tr,r
We went to Venice, Santa Monica ana
Ocean Park We passed through the mos,
beautiful country 1 have ever seen ana
finally came to the broad expanse OF the
Pacific. We had n good stift signal nrae-
tice on the golf links after lunch and thsn
we lined up against the second team. which
used the oregon formations. We smeared
all the passes and forced them back every
time they took the hail
The tournament committee announced tba
following officials today:
Referee. W. S. Kelnholz. of Pasadena
University of Minnesota; umpire, Andrew
l.. Smith. Pasadena, University Of Penn
sylvania; ; field judge. David Wilmer. of Los
Harvard University; head lines.
man, Jack Wells, of Los Angeles, UnIver.
sity OF Chicago scorer. w. T. Wilson, OF
Pasadena, University of Chicago
understand that Coach Bezdek of Ore.
gon. has protested Jack Wells and A. W.
Smith. haven't heard why, or just what
came OF II. We have n trip up Mount Lowe
before us, with the last practice on the golf
links. The drills have been getting longer
but they seem shorter to ali OF us because
we are determined TO make a good showing
against oregon.
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HUTCHINSON IN TITLE PLAY
Gold Challenge Cup Tourney Will Be
Started at Tuxedo Tomorrow

TUXEDO. n. V, Dec, 3O,--Play in the
racduets tourney for the gold challenge
cup will be started tomorrow at the Tux
edo Tennis and Racquet Club, Fulton Cut
ting will meet D. l.. Hutchinson, Sd. The
winner will meet Stanley c. Mortimer on
New Years Day.
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Tinker's Lack of Diplomacy Responsible

AlB
"A does exonerate him Before the opened Tinker had wealth
material
with
included
o
kindly this
his honest belief that his
the If there
Tinker claims he has blame
for nlnrRnn nnrI of
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Weeghn,an Says Mugee Is on the Market

practical Joker
and Sherwood
the
haM trade but that he had
Eaughton denied
home in Cincinnati to come
trade
consulting
hiy
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I'll EXCELLENT CUB MATERIAL DUE TO LACE
EUeniHg Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bonts Last Night

NEW YORK--Staniey Yuakum outpunched
Pnekey Hommeyi willie jackson shaded lee
Iohnsoni Jimmy Powers and Red McDonaia
drew.
BOsTON--Iimmy Gnrdner stopped Giouees-
ter Rivers. second
PITTsBURGH--Ray pryei won from Her
nic CONWAY,
NEW ORLEANs--BattllnE Barrerre beat
Jimmy Foley. twenty rounds.
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LARRY DOYLE SAFE WITH CUBS
Williams Only Other Player Sure of
Place With Chicago Club

CHICAGO, Dec, 3O.-Cy williams, cen
terhelder and Larry Doyle. second base
man. who probably will be named MS tho
Held captain OF the cubs are the only
North Saers certain of berth, next year.
President Weeghman announced that only
these two of his entire squad are certain
TO oe retained and Manager Fred Mitchell
announced that williams and Dovle are
not on the market.
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NIKE DOOLAN TO PLAY
WITH DODGERS IN 1917

NEW YORK, Dec, 3O.--NIlckey DooIan.
the veteran shortstop, now member Of
the Giants. may play with the Brookyns
next season. lt' was said recently that
Robbie will buy the player from McG;raw.
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NKER GIVES A POOR ALIBI
IN BLAMING FRATERNITY FOR
HIS FAILURE WITH THE CUBS
Poor Handling of Excellent Material Real Reason
for Failure-Magee on Market
Says Weeghman

sh hat the Players Fraternity responsible for the failure OF e
chicago Cubs pennant last
strife last season.
but baseball views
tha dependent
OF the
American
tual that Tinker Players Fraternity
the dspeasue his
II Tinker has made serious mistake
blaming individuals VINO PROB
ahly would
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Dillon Should BE Darcy's Trial Horse

with Jack Dillon in his
overad the country and Darcy
decisive beating Dillon
mnker other
the
OF
Mecoory sold
Australian coupled with the mad rush of
be
impressive record made by the newcomer in the
Annnd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Rorinn Fan Saus Comnlission Is Needed

needing
" The persons the boxing bouts
attracted This is brief
in OF the letter.
public alike while the boxers
compelled
incident that
nithinf the Last iNaaror two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Tinker Had Wonderful Material


-
10 dispositions
blended Tinker harmony
important had
hghclass
retain and therefore entirely blame for his failure Some Of the greatest
handling
ball
knoNw W o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Mitchell Starts Under Handicap


IN will make Fred Mtcfels path easier
extremely fortunate
OF could
Mitchell
utsuch
everything
He signed woyea contract
stalngs have objected to