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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
Ingersoll. Rand Increases Stock

NEW YORK, Jan 26.-Thc stuckhold-
ers of the Ingetsoll- Rand Company, at
a special meeting today, authorized an
Increase of the common stock from sl0.-
900 900 to Sl5.OOl, 600 II is not the inten-
tion of the company to issue any Of
the newly authorized stock at present,
but the amount Is To be held i'm reserve
for the future financial requirements Of
the company The company has at
present So. 469 400 of common stock out
standing out of the present authorized
issue of SlOOO0,OOO and S2J215D1 of pre-
ferred stock out of an authorized issue
of jOOJO 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

$AS9ssGBs SfSs lS5y q '2 sa5S ay' Sons, Ger 2g ig
Chestnu' ST.
CuAMlERMAip and waitress assist. WITH
qcct employer Room 2ad Publit Ledger
W'drcsdav 10 a. m.
",oTil WEAvERs wanted Aanly Jshn. 4
i1ao Fatls Of schRuvikii ii''.''' ''.''' ''''' :
COOK Firs.closs cook German or Swedish
tppssdd'Ty,gd, must be. Wsll recommcnic1o, cav
c0oEi GOOD ol9Ig; rmon Amgglcoq, no
cicimsnto,yn 5aoo ''''''''' ~
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GIMs wanggl to do housowork. Apply early.
GIaG,los lor ,pIll work poo1 nay: stead, work.
GovERNrss cVucrIcncod. for child q. ,c2fs.
~ lass references required. + o52 Ledger
GorErNEss Young Errisa .pre,. educ,,gl
ANT 'oInc' ,itv in wntcr. II ~. Led. on.
HeSlERY ,l,.}ygpssrsnced Fug:crg and ,oEpcrs ON
agc totcg1, ,f',nGTTI m 'TSi 'IsSi,r @t
CO. orchnrd 81, below Unity Trnnkrord
HOSIERY Experienced kn'tcrs tonrcrs nnd
es n,d %hs 9r E"oI iayo 'S2 Tswrcnra rGara
H@"ElSENElErEB @lSE 3l5rlB goorga }g@ caag2c@ by
"ngc i'n3 M'stcr ST. Arartmcn' iO2'.
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H9l,$EWpnE Scat slll Tor nonscwort Cal
&a! ,S,wocT1' Is and ia[@r rbGrsaa} 'Gr S2e 82G
N@E5E ,a TaS st 'S" Sass a s ,dc5,d @5 ES2f rSSf
MISE, .licarGd,, cNpcr!gngsl English nurse to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

HOGS, Receipts T@OOO Market lOulIc.
lower Miyed and butchers, S7.l5u 90 good
thseasIy' ,-Ht :254 80: rough hcayy. Sd2i0 +. 20
IG5O
CATTLE Recciuts ij.OOI. Market strong
beeres. S5.Grap.7i: COWS and hclfeIs. SH.GlU
so; Texans $G.5OHS IS; calves. SD27a H.
SHEET. Receipts, IS S,rCO. Market WeaK zoe.
teS.eer Native and Western, S5HSli: lambs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
SITUATIONS wANrrp-rEmA1E

MISS DEAN At Ledger Central has listed the
uualinCa ions Of Young ladies cNpertenced N
an kinds of office detail work and has had
special training IN selectng the right, rsff--
with YOUR pecds either. by personal sall or
tclcuhouc Walnut or Main 3OOO-and ner-
son4I attention viii be piven prompt!y THE
ia frce service to LEDGER ADNER-
TGSERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Jan, 81. - BUTTER Market
lower and unsettled. Receipts. 500 packages.
Extra creamery, 32c.; higher scoring 32iaH:tic.;
state dairy. SOC; imitation creamery, 2iH I,c.
EiGS-MarlCt weak and unsettled. Re
ceipts nli2 packages Extra frsts, "7'aT2Na
hrsts, .uh2Ir.; nearby whites. 31uiGc.: mixed
color, iln32r. nearby browns, 2IH3Or.: re-
trigeratOr hrStF. lisa lgc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
important change. Quotations: White potatoes
per bushel, SlHl.@O, White potatoes Jersey.
per hqskct-No. / Rose, Gon zoe No. / other
potatoes. Jersey, uer hasket-No. / 4oa5N,,
BILL. Al .idai.75. Onions, per ioGiH, bag
40. S2.25n2. -: 81. = 75g: q$l.@5,. Cabbage,
uor bunch, 11a4Ou. Spinach Norfolk nor
nhl.. I5r,aSl. Kac, Norfolk, per hhl. .GuI
do. North Carolina, per basket, T1c. mSl.
Hpans, Florida, per basket. Sl.iOW 2.25. Peas,
FOrita. per basket S2Hi, Peppers, Florida
pc carrier 81 I5l2.9j. Eggplant. Florida, per
yTate, S2.@Jn2. ~. Mushrooms per lib. ha skct
sal so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate hut values gen
hhl Jonathan fancy, &L25HL5u. 10. fair u
good. S@5OHa: Mcintosh. SiaH.1u. Wuesap,
Y2, i dI25 Baldwin, $2 30d3;25: BLACK rwiE,
s2.IO0a25: Grimes Golden, " lUa;; Grccning.
81. IOT3: York Imperial, S2Ha. Twcnt y-OuucC.
$2aa; Pippin, S2aa; Ben Davis; s.. i9U: -.
other varieties. Sl.jOu2hO; No = 81 l,25dl. ~.
pies Western, per box. Sl.25H2.25 Oranges.
Florida, per crate. 81. IiH3. TangeriHes. Flori-
ia, per strap. S2H3 Grapefruit. Florida, per
crate, -, 5Gq&.lp, Lemons per box, $iGI.
PineapIlcs. Porto Rico, per crate, $l.5On25U:
ries cape Cod per nbl., Saall; do, DO, per
crate S&Iun3 do, Jersey, per crate. 81. 2jfI
=. 70 Strawberries Florida per At, Q35r
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

!
/ SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL
ASSISTANT HQoKKEEpER- General detail
/ WV" ''''''''E 'Np' = "'''' Leu en''
| HOoSkEEPER, with knowgdCe of sten9g-
! faphy; yrs exp. 2i'i. Ledger central.
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| CLERK Capable neat. willing desires posl-
! iion: gen. office work p TOO Ledger Cent
ranbV ssiTa ip oft@ posi"nn u I Gmpi
I"''''S ''e>'''s '!'''' '''S''"' - ''''-
/ CLEilN and assistant hGgkkeeper; 81, III
-.lar. 80 ,.'' ',''.'
sTNr '' pra ,il t,Ia" IN, % f
| COOK. exp. neat PottsviIe girl: = wears rcf
country preferred. Baker 1888 Cherry.
COOK. Prorestant. wishes place. city or coun-
80
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rAnion Tor seml-lhNdlia. N4d. Ledger
coMplyIox- -u,g..ogoa refined wouor rrsc
nurse: seaWstress, CAPABLE. d"lb finland st,
r,p,,ee,, arm E,r,r,r .r,-t,... ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,
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6bNERNESS, tomphnlon or nurse ior ghiHIen'
TI,u,-leI, ffTiunS woman """'" ""'e'' - $50
-l''uEeL AIlll
HDI'SEKEEpER. managing or working small
adult family. where one servant is kent.
fully cOmnetent. 3Si3 y. 18th
UoTrSENDRE-G Girls two. pood reference
s. 4lst st. Phone Preston $500.
I,Dy Parisiup dcsfres curorame1ts French
Taught Gv TuiCl mcthod al noIer4te rates
j nI1. Ledger central
Z ,Dy.g MAIN nm CpVFRNEgg vIgitiur-
722 Ieiccr once.
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irl or -h1rue' Fh d. T. -fi i-.dseI IhnilaL
hospital also kindergarteU knowledge. rau
take entire charge Of sick or well baby. eN-
5I1 Ledger central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
PERSONALS

CAUTION NOTICE
All persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting any o. the crew ot the
Brltl5h $ :. Eastwood from Cette. france
\. G.. Linn. master. Rs no debts Of their
contracting win ho paid bv tho master. own
eLS or by Earn Line Steamship Co, aEcnts.
i52 Hulltt Bids
ioBN j. WILHELM i7ol \. "a st.. sold his
rro cry rtorc to Katie Weiss. Forward all
h'lls to Julius BcrEer & Co hefOre January
2Nth. y. r., cor, Tth and Columbia ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Western. fancy. I7aISc: do. do. fair to
G,2od 2Hll3% Gc"ss nearby. lgg!!Sc 4%,'
Weighing Il TO .12 lbf. :, per doz;. $5sOaG
white, .weIghing L, 70 lbs; per doz. s.. 3oit
Do; do; lbs. per sdlo2oo Siga 30: de-, DO.
bnGis lbs. per du2.. S9.5On2,IA darK, s.. 2idE
o IL. Rmnu Hml No . Slnl oh-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
4 PNTIrION FOR SIMS.

The Executive Committee of the Cham
her of Commerce has passed resolution
to petition the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to permit the Southern Pacific
railroad Company to continue to operate
the Morgan Line Of steamships between
New York. Philadelphia and Southern
ports, The committee expresses the opinion
that this steamship line is now being Oper-
atcd in the interests of the public, and fur
thrr, that If it Is Withdrawn At present II
will result in other independent lines that
are now giving similar service, Withdraw
ing ana going into the transatlantic
trade on account of the high frcights
which can now be earned.
Tho Interstate Commerce Commission
had issued an order sometime ago in
tended To divorce railroad companies
from operating steamship lines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
USED CARS
AT
BIG SAVINGS

THE PRICES oUoTEp. BELOW ARE
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
AND THE SAVING is FROM $50 TO
$50 PER CAR WHILE THEY LAST.
1911 E NJ. f., GOOD sHAPE..... $50
1912 E NJ. F.. EXTRA FGNE...... $50
1914 sTUDBBAKER. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS AND STARTER. ...... 400
1914 sTUDEBAKBR. STARTER.
ETC. ...................... 425
1915 OVERLAND STARTER. .... $50
1915 FORD ROADSTER. ........ $50
1914 sfX sTuDEBAKER SEDAN. 700
1913 SIX sTuDEBAKER. ........ s7s
BE SURE AND SEE THESE BE-
FORE you BUY.
PHILADELPHIA SALES CORPORATION
BROAD AND CALLowHILL SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

SrENCGEApUER with legal cxperlcncc state
aCc. eNp. and salary. + $40. Ledger Central.
WAITRESS ami chambcrmal competent, for
family Of at centleman's country nlac"
whore other maids employed; only
trained maid with reference Is desired Apply
RON g. Nest Chester POst0tnrc. Pa.
WAITRESS. experienced. Call between - and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
Advancement

Are you willing to re-
main at a permanent
standstill, or do your
ambitions m asure
a b Owe this sphere?
The straightest road
to advancement-to a
higher position, higher
saIary-is advertising
y o Il + qualifications
through a Ledger want
ad. Hundreds have adj
vanced themselves in
this manner. You can
insert a want ad in the
Ledger today.
Phone Walnut or Main 5000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

instruction given dav ana nigh by cxnort
mechanics at. the Oldest and orgnal auto
school: repairing in an itg branches: timing.
wiring ana "a road lessons at a very small
cost. 3ll y. Broad st., +. pCtz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
REFINED SUGARS

,rta market was quiet but firm. Re
aners' list prces Extra II5 hnc E,1aLsd ETpHHIersdd'
g. confectlouCrs A. 5,T5c. soft grades,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

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dNe without chemical treatment. don't
know much about Hansa yellow. but I
thinl; It is dye used for rws."
"ls that gold yrI avn y,ci.b;,r .,, ,..,,
fully i'm those iavcler,s sc.io.sa7 NJ. Itaa
NeIll was asked
NO" he snid "ii ia -, ,oi,,,, ,l,. l,,,
IS worth nj nresant s3S no,,,d I,,, a.
"Therc nro n,ont. ~ cc,d ,,,,,,o,. -, ,,,,,
market at nrescnt at ,ro,jo,.atn ,,rico, y,
said + = Scott t5O Doct streo. .t.to 90
ports to Great ErI,oin Ibis ,,,, oro nt,,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

There IS drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads Al office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE cor like thisl
Three times one week ..,.......l Y lac per line
Six times one week ...........,lOc per line
Situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line per Insertion,
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
one or twC time rate Tor EIENING Ledger
and FUullU LEpGE combined rs 10 cents per
line. with the exception Of Help Want-d and
situations Wanted. which is - cents per line
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)

which Is permitted IN an classihcatIons ex-
Cept Help ana situations Wanted Lost and
FIVE CENTS PER LINE 10 ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

YOUNG LADIES good looks no obiectonI,
wanted at once I'm big Huhscrintnn camDaGn;
direct leads and letters of introduction; Nh
cral commission. Apply In uerson st 30
TODAY. 10 n. y, a. I.Uughlin FRANKLIN Bank
Bldg. Chestnut ~, below Broad thrst floor.
right side Of rntrangel.
ATrR Ar'TIVE magazine proposition, 81 daily
ana commission, r n4. Ledger central
now Is THE TINE for Young ladies' seek
lng commercial positions 10 consult Miss
Dean az Ledger Central Broad aud Chest
uuI sts, a snCgial servcC. ig rendered 70
CLERKS through the C0mmcrCial pnntrt-
uleut 10 lEnGER ADVERTISERS and q
great number of ladies have been lehrNleu
hv this service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

WOMEN wanted as Government clerks; $40
mon: Phila exams. coming sample questions
free. Frankin Inst. DEBT no l. Rochester
y Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
SPEt lNT.
ALr-nLAIAlII L,

MEN can can use their spare time. f ol2 Led
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20
Extensive ~\d,cr,i,ins Campaign
Irgius.

The advertising campaign Tor the
Th1nkssl,ius game with the ArEics
began Iu earnest t1dos. This is 20
be the most |'Nt,n-.y, over undertaken
hy the student.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20
i.iN,rIopi pttou

Liverpool Nur go. iton spot.
H'f"ua. good middlius eed midduus
o. ''d ioN middiiuh. O. $50 sale,
~ 200 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20
PERSONAL


FOR CARPET cleaning tuIu.tuf'
ana stove r%,laiI4Ug- W. ~ Con
phone JGS.
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Iuu calves I..,I. vf|. O.. f'
Ffrr.f. and som .,. ..,tt >.. M.
.TDH SALE .ru.I tuIIIus -t..u
roadster VERY CHEAP ,l.u
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FOR SALE ton" 'i 'N' ''-' i.'.' "'
r"'ln,rS mouse. 100 "''i'-H."" ''
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Appl, ,pl West copper aycuu"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
VIRCINIANS TO PLAY
TWO CONTESTS TODAY

There will be two games at Broad
Street Park this afternoon between
the Richmond Virgtnians and Toronto
Maple Leaves the opening encounter
being scheduled to start promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Headed by Manager Joe Birming-
ham, the Canadians arrived in Rich
mond last night They rested yester-
day in Baltimore and should be in
fine fettle for the four-game series
which will be played here today and
tomorrow. Two games will also be
played tomorrow afternoon.
Dusty Rhoades will huri one of the
games this afternoon against the in
yaders, while there is a strong prob
ability of Albert Leake. who pitched
only two innings of yesterdays game,
going back after the visitors in the
sunset tilt. Leake Is always anxious
to work and he believes that he can
beat the Canadians today. Ross and
Heating will doubtless oppose the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
Norfolk in Petersburg.
Newport News In Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth idle.

Rocky Mount, N. c., Aug. 1o.-1n
game that was destined to be an ex-
ceptionaI one, Umpire Hudgins, re-
cruit. scraped up somewhere around
the Newport News back lots. spoiled
a good exhibition time after time by
calling clear outs gate" and vice
versa. In the eighth inning his work
reached its climax when no called
Jarman ont at third. and the fans
could tolerate 1t no longer. In body
the stands went out to protest against
such rank decisions and apparently
the matter was settled amicably by
Umpire Hudgins, retiring from the
game. But when Umpire-in- chief Gull
lifiower called play Mr.. Hudgins In
sisted on continuing his position,
hence the said Mr.. Hudgins was speed
lily and forcibly elected from the
park and the game forfeited by UNI
pire Cullifiower to Newport News. to
0.
At the forfeit the score stood one
run in favor of Newport News, Rocky
Mount at bat with a man on first and
one out, Had the decision resulting
in the forfeit been called as played it
would have given Rocky Mount an ad-
ditional man on third with none out.
The work of Umpire Culliflower was
satisfactory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
fAvOR|TE PILOT MOUNT ).
BEATEN N PITTSbURG

Pittsburg. Aug. 1o.-Four races, all
purse events, made UP the grand ctr
cult program at Brunot's Island track
today, none of which furnished racing
of a sensational nature. The Indian
colt, Cochanato, furnished the event,
beating the heavy favorite. Pilot
Mount The favorite broke when In
front close to the wire in the first
heat, and after that was not a factor.
Another favorite to go wrong was
Lindsay in the 2:17 trot, the selding
finishing third to Sister Strong and
Helen Worthy, both at low prices in
the auctions. Derby Custer was a
strong first choice for the 2:17 pace
and he made good. beating the field
easily.
The 2:l0 trot was bitterly fought
and was pulled off by Walter Cox
with the old war horse, Director Todd,
this being his third consecutive VIC
tory of the season.
1t was announced that the worlds
champion PAGER. Directum /. will be
driven an exhibition mill tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
ATKINSON WILL ASSIST
| IN COACHING At El0N
Services of Former Star Have Beefl
Procured by North Carolina
College.

Zion College. N. c.. Aug. i0.-There
is great satisfaction among the
alumni and the athletic circles of
Zion Collegs generally In the election
Of III. r. Atkinson as assistant coach
and gymnasium director for next year.
Mr.. Atkinson has made a splendid
record this summer as pitcher of the
Durham team and is considered one OF
the best alI-around athletes in this
State
Before haeaasayent into professional
baseball! Big Boy or Deacon" or
"Parson." as he Is Unfortunately
called in sporting circles. had the
agreeabIe.habit OF pitching Zion teams
to victory in her intercollegiate
games He was also center In the
varsity basketball teams for two sea
sons, during which time the Elon pig
skin tossers captured the State inter
collegiate pennant.
Mr.. Atkinson Is thoroughly in SYM
pathy with the ideals obtaining here
for clean athletics because he has
himself developed in the midst OF
those ideals. He and Coach Jack"
johnson, who is taking special ath-
letic stunt work at the Hemenway
Gymnasium, Harvard University. this
summer. expects TO give the Eion var
sity men the very fnal touches in
expert coaching during the coming
season
The graduate manager, Prot. A. L
Hook announces that he has about
finished making his schedule for the
next season. and that they include the
major teams In North and South Car
DINA and Virginia He 10 very opti-
mistic over the outcome for athletics
this time.
The most important matter that is
yet unsettled in respect to inter-col-
lesiate athletics this year Is the pend
ing arrangement with Yale to play
Elon In the city OF Greensboro during
the Easter vacation season when Yale
plans to make a tour Of the Southern
States. The latest word from Yale's
manager, e. ]. Winters, who is sum-
mering at Holyoke, Mass. Is to the
effect that he will conclude arrange
ments with the Elon varsity baseball
squad II dates and other TECHNICAL
ties can be arranged. 1t 10 not GER
tain that Mr.. Winters will bring the
representatives OF Old Ell to North
Carolina az yet. though he expects to
do 90 and says he will be glad to make
arrangements with Elon because OF
the large number Of Yale men on the
Elon faculty who are naturally inter-
ested in Alma Mater and the success
OF the Yale team in the South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
kUMAeAE IS DEFEATED
BY L|NDlfY MURRAY

seabright N y Aug. io.--Ychiya
Kumagae was defeated In a three set
match by r. L. Lindiey Murray, ma
uonal indoor champion. in the semi
nnal round in the invitation tennis
tournament OF the Seabright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club this Afternoon,
The scores: SIS, SIS. So. Murray
moved into the final round a. the re-
suit of his victory and will meet
George NJ Church in the final round
tomorrow. The winner will play y.
Morris WILLIAMS. H.. In the challenge
round Saturday. Williams took part
in double match this afternoon. AMI
with watson Washburn ~ his partner
lost to Karl H. .Behr and Fred Alex
ander at Ga. as 81. Church gained
his ANAL round bracket by defeating
Willis e. Davis, tho national clay
court champion. In straiGht sets at g.
81. His victory today gave Church
the edge ever Davis for tbs season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11

AS a parting blow TO the Richmond
club, Patrick Donovans fast-fying
Bisons. winners of the International
League gonfalon last season and as
tpirants to that honor again this year
applied the calsomine brush to the
Itlreinians yesterday afternoon. Con-
secutive bingling gave the Herd a
quintet of markers In the early stages
Tor the game and the boys from the
| Bison city romped away with the
large end OF a to 0 score.
Why the Firginaus did not defeat
the Bisons in the final game Of the
series can be told in very few
words. This young fellow Ty Tyson
was stingy with his hits. and with
men on the sacks the home talent
could not connect with his hurting
offerings. The youngster issued the
[firsinians no less than ten free trans
FORMATIONS, aud one time he even filled
the bases with his passes. but still
the locals could not push runner
across. He was ,invincible with men
on the bases and his walks were either
followed by pop-ups or easy rollers to
the inner works. The collcgian WAS
right ana he was unbeatable. Rich
mond did not get hut five safeties
from his delivery and two OF those
came in tire closing inning after two
men had been retired. Clemens and
Rsnkston each contributed two OF
those SAT-, hlugies while Captain Nc
permott landed on the ball for the
Faith one
Albert Leaka who has been Pitch
ling such spectacular ball for the Viz
ginians since he joined the local club,
Was Knocked out Of the box yester-
Idas afternoon fer the first time since
PIE donned a Richmond uniform, The
IEisons touched him for five hits in
the first TWO innings and scored four
runs on him. ieakc had plenty OF
staff, but he just couldn't pitch
those Buffalo boys anything that they
couldn't touch. After the second
frame Al retired In favor Of siimuel
McKenrT The work OF the latter
WAS one OF the redeeming features OF
the same from Richmond stand
Ipoint. The big fellow actually showed
something and he made some of those
Hans take back lots Of unkind things
5hey had been saying about him.
Slim allowed only four hits and one
rua during his seven-inning sojourn
lon the mound and the last four in
nings he pitched invincibl~ ball
against the invading aggregation. But
bits good hurting counted for nothing.
4nasmuch as the league leaders had
piled up total OF Ave runs and this
young Tyrus Tyson was pitching the
game OF his life. But Mac did his
bart and there was no fault TO be
found with his finging.
The work OF Captain McDermott
At third base was one of the outstand-
ing features of the game. The little
FELLOW played a spectacular game at
the peep-in corner and pulled down
three hard drives from the Bisons'
bats