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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
Many Entries for Polo Tourney

s,trsal,n YORK. Aug. 1O.-Entries for the inter
M " poo tournament 10 be held IN Philadel-
sors, ssp.snber 10 to 23. will be tabuated to-
nisissaat Nhen Il Is expected the list will be com
zfif. 1ost OF the circuits within the Jurisdiction
y E a, Eyie Association have been heard from. but
- 49, ss As today Chairman H. L. Herbert had
-, Sltsd ~ lttsd word as to whether or not entries
~ W. ~, me me way from California. Even In case
u az Esis is not represented. sufficient teams will
nsals ~ t.no ts.no 70 make the tournament one Of the
- Important held In the East this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
DELAWARE TO HOLD SHOOT
Three-Day Championship Tourney
Opens at Wilmington Today

The Delaware State trapshootlng cham.
plonshp tournament will be conducted un.
der The auspices of the Wilmington Trap.
shooting Association on the new trapshoot.
ne ground near Bellevue, Dell four miles
north Of Wilmington, today tomorrow and
Saturday
Tomorrow the first half of the du Pont
hnafeur championship trophy will be shot
and the open State championship for the
Hercules trophy. On Saturday the second
hall Of the du Pont amateur championship
event will take place and will be followed
BY tho Interstate Associations State cham.
pionship event for amateurs.
There also will be 50-target event to de-
eide the women's championship of Della.
ware.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
sTEyENsoNs TRIUMPH

Scotch toursome at the golf club yesterday the
winners were Mr., and Mrs. Walter N. Stevenson,
went ever 0ysr the he, course % IN gross Of 90, ss ana
tImore. and Miss Marie Starr OF Phiiadelphia.
aud Jack Stevenson and Mrs Basil Harris. on
the seventh hole going out. Mr.. Stevenson drove
the green, and Mrs Stevenson sunk the putt for
q stroke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
Runs Scored iR a Week
by Major League Clubs

DUNS scored by all teams in
IL American and National Leagues
from Thursday, August 8, to We'd
nesday, August 8, inclusive. Only
runs that figure in official averages
are included. Scores of incom-
plete games are not counted, but the
scores of games of five innings or
more are included in the table:
AMERICAN IEAGJTE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
Freight TRAFFIC Wins. 40

The brilliant twirllng Of sturtevant for Freight
Railroad General ofhes League Divislon B)
srdSy ae a sfsfnoon TO D. over the M 9 sn5
NJ team, sturteyant tanning 10 Fast work ON
bases won the game. The game was Rruelins
pitchers battle, in which Sturtevant carried on
the laurels over Hughea, the ex-Cstholc High
lad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

would like 10 ARRANGE a game for August i2
Address Dan Run. Jr,, 25l2 North Haucoci
street, or phone KensinEton $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
KINGS Cub Won By Schooner ELENA

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 1O.-The schooner
Elem Elena won the hnal event OF the New YOTk Yacht
Newport yesterday, The race was run in is 10
s5-knot northeast wind. and the Plant schooner
hnish by one minute and 2s seconds corrected
time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

NAIIUNAL IsfAUlE
st. Louis at New York, Eames-threateninE
PittsbnrEk at Boston, gamss-Fain.
Clneinanu at PhIladelDhia-elOudy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at CIeyeIand-eleRF.
ROstOn ut ChlcaEO-eleaF,
Athletles at DetrOlt-eleaF.
Washington at st. LOuis-eloudy.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal at NeWArk-eIOudy.
Rochester at PrOYtdenee--eIOudJ.
Buffalo - Rlchmond-elear.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

The Sterling A. c.. n hrst-ciass team Of West
philadelphia. has an open date for August IL
and would like to hear from home team. Ad-
dress Frederick bingham, 54iS Addison street, or
phone Belmont 1874 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

II was bound TO come. sooner or later. Leach
Cross is going 10 attempt a come back" The
report has leaked out from q New York source
that the dentists decision followed Ad Wolsasts ;
good showing recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

The Paoli Juniors have September 2 and
2 open Any lS-1b-yeer-old home team wishing
games for these dates write A. Davie, 500 North
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

Johnny o'Leary was left IN the lurch RELATIVE
" " Tuesday night. On the eve OF the con
test the latter wired the promoters that n
10 hox before Labor Day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10
FULL SWTNG-PHILS MEET REDS AGAIN-OTH
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

Tbs Philsdelphia Hall frst-elss. trayeiIns
team has open dates for August 70, 10 and 20.
Ihey would like to arrange games with HananR-
gate. Aberdeen. North Philadelphia any other
team Address r. Trupan. shedarek street.
,Ths FairhIll A. C., frst-elsss travelling team
q South Philadephie. has open dates for
AuEust ~, 10 and on Labor Day. both morning
ana afternoon. It would like to meet home
teams or the same class offering fair guaran-
tee. Address William Hing 240a South FRirhill
street.
The Garnet A. c, would like TO arrange games
for August 10 and 20 with home teams. Address
Earl Martin Delair. N. J.
The .Hsyerford Reserves. Of west Phfedel-
phla, a 15-i6-year-old travelling team. has dates
during August and September. II would like
TO arrange games with the Jewish Foster Home
and the Warwick juniors any other teams
offering a fair guarantee. Address Thomas
Boles. 1929 Olive street.
The snellenburE A. c. nine has open dates for
any home team, Address T. Mccartney, man
aser, N. Snellenburg Co.
The John stetson Mission A. c.. n nrst-
class team, would like TO arrange out-of-town
games during August and September. Address
phone Lombard 2iO0 from a. IN. to p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

The Manayunk Baseball Club. professional
travelling team. has open dates f2r any team
Offering rea asonabie inducements. II also plays
Sunday bell. Address Herman Herbert 445T
Main street. Manayunk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

Irish Patsy Cline and not Eddie Morgan will
get the match with Johnny Kilbane in New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

Finis has been written to Johnny Moloney,I,
amateur boxing record. The internhIiohAi
champion never will again appear In "all,tor-
glory competition. His debut as protes-
sional viii be made In tho star bout Of the
OIympla's reopening, August 2S and Joe o. Don.
nell will be his vis-a-vs, Jack Hanlon mas MS
entire program composed as follows' sam Hooi'
deau VS.. Willie Moore, Joe Hlrst VS., Harry SAt-
tie, of Brooklyn; Tommy oKeefe vs. Mickey
Donley and Johnny Mealy Va. Frankie Whlte'
wally Nelson's knockout victory over Bobby
Driscoll the other night was his seventh out ot
a total OF IL bouts this year. lie rs 70 meet
Whitley Fitzgerald in one Of tha b9gts az the vs
George Blackburn is the main mix. Joe Dor.
sey, a kid with X. o. punch, VIII be opposed
to Billy Hines.
Rack from Australia. where he did some good
Aybfine Knockout Brown. the Chicago Greek,
viii make his return American appearance
aEainst BattlIng Leylnsky. They Will meet IN
a Hereunder at Indiana Harbor' lnd' LABOR
Day afternoon.
Saturday, August 10, may. see the opening
M the National Club here. IL Is said a mAteh
Sstwsen Young Ahearn and Jack Blackburn has
been clinched for that date at the Eleventh
and Catharine streets arena
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

Toe Tuber and Terrible Terry Ketchell nnally
have been rematched. The miniature maulers
aitbouRh negotiations were started for a re.
turn int right after the mig. 15ticIes were not
viii be the scene OF their repeater next Tues
day night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

The Garnet A. G, would like TO arrange games
for August 10 and 90 with home teams. Address
Earl Martin. Delair. N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

The snellenburE A. C. nine has open dates for
any home team. Address T. Mccartney, man
aEer, n. SnellenburE & Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

occupy the highest office of the assoc
citation.
Another Albuqucrquoan, ". y Bcr-
~, auditor OF the same company, was
honorcd with the office OF secretary
treasurer.
other officers elected were two vice
presidents. y. a. nuchanan. oi silver
city, and J. Il. Smith. Of Ration.
Three new members of the executive
committee elected were: y. \. Shep-
ara of Dcming. u ". Morgan of Las
cruces. aud Kenneth Meyers, of CAL
Tap. These men succeed Gay !.
Watt. G.. VI Einhart and \ r. Van
bicnsc.
The association passed a resolution
thanking the Commercial cluo for the
use of It's parlors as a place of meet
Ing during the convention and rN-
pressed It's appreciation TO tho people
of Albuquerque Tor the hospitality
shown the visitors while here.
Tho place Of meeting Tor next year
vii be decided at a meeting of the
executive committee this summer.
Delegates to the convention were
leaving last night and thus morning,
Al were unanimous in their opinion
that his was the most successful
meeting ever attended and that they
could not have nae a better time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
QUO
WARRANTO NOT
PROPER THING
Counsel for Burtless Raise
Question at Preliminary
Hearing in Fire Department
Case; Decision Reserved.

Judge Reynolds today In the dis
trici court took under adf isemcnt tho
question of whether quo warrant"
proceedings should be permitted In
Ia" fight between Fire chief Klein.
who says he liz The de- iurc head 81 tnr
department. and chief Burtloss VIII"
is tho de facto head 10y appointment
by Mayor noatr.g ht.
Tho proprio,y OF quo warranto was
quest onod by John Ncnablc, special
counsel reclaimed by the mayor thu.
morning, when argument wns heard
on tho order TO chow cause why pro-
ceedinEs no guo warranto could not
properly lie against Bur,leSs.
Tho contention was vigorously dis
putcd by Judge W 6 Heacock ana
~ n cornell, Kicir's counsel. They
argued that quo wsrranto proceedings
Afforded the only % 'h".r
client In a mcritorious case. Both
sidcs submitted many citations In sup
mort OF thor contentious.
Judg. Reynolds In 'akins the c,s-
under adVisemen,, iniimated ina his
decision would he announced IN y
few days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

were provided with counsel lmmcdl-
utcly after their arrest, ON his rcp-
rcscntatiou OF the case. Judge RAY
nolds named W. A.. kclcEcr 10 pro-
tect the legal Interests ~ the prison
crs. Mr.. Koleher consulted with the
-four AT the county jail last night and
made arrangements NJ once To- pre-
pare their defense at the preliminary
hearing. The hearing viii he he'll
tomorrow morning before Justice Tar.
taglIa.
While the deputies at san Jose were
looking Tor him With a Variant Ncss
tcrday Rodriguez came "a the shcr-
iff's Office in evident unhappincss To
report that he was afraid longer TO
live in san Jose. He asked II the au-
thoriiics would think 1t all right n
he moved across the river. Under
sheriff Lewis happened TO know that
the warrant was out for him then,
and advised him to 90 back AMI put
himself IN the way Of the officers lie
was told that the shcriN's office would
do what " could to help him AMI
the others after the arrests.
Rodrieucz's first arrest ana dctcn-
ton resulted In distress to his wife
and fimily. who were left, as II hap
pcncd. with no provisions IN the house
and little moncy Ala was given them
by Inc county.
Justice Tartnglia can. Of curse,
hold the four men for the grand jury
II he thinks a primn facic cast ia made
out tomorrow, " II Ia said that Il
the case rests on nothing moro than
the axe found AZ the house-providcd
II h" rot individually proved the s,aint
] on Il are those 81 human bloodsh'd
within a few days-siops viii hs
taken Immediately after any commit.
ment to have the four men freed On
habcas corpus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
S0UTHARO GETS
PRESIDENCY Or
ELECTRICAL Men
w. N. Berry, Also of Albuqucr.
que, Made Sscretary-Trea
urer; Delegates Pleased
With Convention City.

Win the election yesterday after
noon II W. T. Southland, general man
ager OF the Albuquerque Gas. Electric
Iight 4 Power Co. ~ b , next prcsi-
dent, the New Mexico Electrical as
ISOLATION made u choice Aidely app
proved. Reside being IN charge OF the
largest electrical plant IN the state,
Mr.. Southland IN IA man OF wide expor-
fence and knowledge In the electrical
business and IL particularly fitted Ga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintosh.

Mrs Elizabeth Mcintosh, 90 years
~ age. died At the home Of her daueh-
ter. Mrs. John Ncwlandcr. G16 West
Coal. this morning. Mr. Mcintosh
came here eight years u to make
hcr home with her daughto-. she had
been in failing health for some time.
Reside her daughter rho "a surV ed
by one son. George Mcintosh,
Funeral services Viii ne held Mt
Frcnch's chapel AT 2 80 tomorrow ait.
crnoon and interment will be at FAIR
view cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Edward ". Foster.

Edward W Foster, aged 2S, died
at his apartments in the highlands
this morning. after a %rcsld'ncc here
Of several months lila homo is IN
Providence. r. /, whore his remains
win he shipped this evening by strong
brothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Miss Ruth Gos&ard. aged 81. died
at her apartments In the highland"
this Afternoon at O'CLOCK. IA came
acre from Kcnton Ind. H. W Gos-
sard. a corset manufactures Of chi
caeo is an uncle.
The body will be shipped 10 kcntou
tomorrow hy strong brothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
kN0TTy J|TNEY
QUESTION IS Up
TO CITY JUDGE
What Constitutes Reasonable
Time in Which to Make Be.
pairs After Breakdown? Is
Forty Days Too Long!

what constitutes u reasonable time
IN which - jitney operator should re-
pair n break and resumc service was
the question raised this morning IN
the city court when the traction oom-
pany appeared to press u complaint
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
MORTUARY
INuncraI Of Mrs. i~'ri~iI,c.

Funeral services Ton Mrs Matilda
f'risboo were held At 2 30 O'Clock this
afternoon AZ 6. 4 Fronch's hcpcl.
Rev. T.. Schuclcr. pastor of 81.
paul's Evangelical Lutheran church.
otiiciatCd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Itch Itch Itch'-Scratch' Scratch.
Scratch Tho more you scratch. the
worse the Itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema. any skin itching. soc a
box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
WOULD CONDEMN
WAY OVER BELT LINE
Street Committee Recommends
Definite Action as to Monu-
ment Avenue Extension.
CONTROVERSY AS TO COST
Railroad and City Agree as to
Engineering Problems-Will
Use Arch-Type Bridges.

institute condemnation procccdirgs
against the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad TO acquir. the
necessary rights 10 extend Monument
Avenue over the Belt Line tracks
Then force the railroad company to
conform 10 the street grades cstab-
1ishcd by III" city. After that insti-
tut" mandator? proceedings against
tho Richmond. fredericksburg and po-
tcmac Railroad Company TO force il 10
carry out the plan known ~ the
Revised Hankins Plan" which has
been accepted hv tho railroad company
and tn" City Engineering Department.
providing for tho lowering Of tho Bel,
Line tracks. The purpose OF the man
'iatory proceedings would be 10 deter
minc what sharc OF the cos, of tho
work the city Is to pay
These arc the steps that CITY Attor-
ner Henry r. Pollard advised a; the
meeting OF the Council Committee on
streets yesterday afternoon, and which
received the approval or the commit
tee. bn; not the approval of the rail-
road officials present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
VILLA ISSUES ORDERS
TO KILL AMERICANS

JCAEEZ, January 17.--Francisco
Villa. the Mexican chief was mt I'll
t.armeu, near MADEIRA. week ago. ac-
cordtns To Mexican employees of the
Pearson ranch, who arrived here ~
day They also declared that Villa
issued an order 10 his men at Rubo
n fcw days ago. to Kill ail Americans.
and in order to make sure OF not mss
ing any. 10 kill ALI foreigners. AZ the
lime villa had sixty men with him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
PROCEEDINGS
RECON- AiMESDI:D HY COMMITrEI.

The nrst st"p--that Of insti,utinp
condemnation proceedings taken
Ia the following out the advice OF
Mr.. Pollard. when a resolution intro
duccd by Councilman English was
recommended TO the Board OF .sl,ler-
men for adoption
II was received by the Board of Al
dcrmcn at meeting las, night and
referred 10 the Committee on Finance
President William r. White. OF the
Eichmond Frederick sburg and Po-
;omac Railroad. and Eppa iuntou. Jr,
attorney for The company, objected to
The adoption OF the resolution. Mr..
iiunton said that condemnation pro-
ccedinSs We're unnecessary. as the rail-
the rights of way over the tracks for
the extension Of Monument Avenue.
provided that the Revised Hanksns
Plan was accepted by the city.
Af;cr the resolution was adopted Mr.
Nuntou said that the company re-
served the right 10 withdraw its ofyer
10 dedicate the rights necessary 10
extend Monument Avenue.
The city should bea, omc-haif lie
COS; of the work, was the slateinert
mad" in letter read By Mr. White 10
the committee lie read further that
the company was willing 10 proceed
with the work 81 its own expense aud
later would insis, on its l.ga, rights
10 deterinin" whether or not tn. city
should reimburse Il;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
ALDERMEN ADOPT
COMMISSION PLAN
Concur in Petition to Legislature
to Allow People TO Elec,
Charter-Changcrs
LONG WRANGLE OVER BOARDS
Disposition of Fire and Police
Departments Still i'll Dispute
When Body Adjourns.

Afor seemingly iutcrmtn..l.lr discuss
sion and defamation aud tho Offering
OF innuncrahlc amendments - Tho ,c-
port ot the Joint Committee on charter
Changes. tho Eoar,i OF Aid"rin"u. by y
vote of IL to /. last night "oncu'"cd
IN tho ordinance ms,ructing tt.. city
Attorney 10 request the legislature "a
give TO all cities having . population
in excess Of 100000 Tho right TO elsu,
charter commissions upon prtittul 81
% per cent Of the qualified voters.
adopted thc original scciion p,ovi.lir;
that appropriations may hr made to
the extent Of - per cont Of The aui!ci-
pa.itd revenues for tho ensuing year.
and hy ,ic vote failed 10 adopt tina,
section which would place the E;rH
and Police Departments under ,he
Mayor At 1850 o'clock. after two nl,n
had asked 10 he cNcusctl--onc had said
that he WAS sick and another had said
that hc was ill--the Board. on Tho
motion Of Joseph l.. Powers. of Midi
son Ward. adjourned 10 meet again to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. when
the form of control Of the Fire aud
Police Departments will he discussed
At times the chamber was thrown
into almost unuttcrable confusion. and
city Clerk August was hard put 10 keep
pace with amendments Oh every hand
He was forced sometimes 20 cali a
halt in order to clear the atmoSphc &C.
obtain OF der and TO receive amend
nicnts III their order on his table At
the hour OF adjournment Alderman
Mitchell said he was willing 10 sit
until daybrcak. but the counsels of
those who preferred TO wait the clear
ing OF the situation which may result
from nights rest and the wall Of
those who said they were sick pre-
Vailed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
IMPROVE PAGAN RIVER
Wur Department Recommends .tpprO-
priatIon OF s25.0O0 for Virginia
Stream,

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE War
Department to-day recommended to
Congress the Improvement OF Pagan
River, Virginia. TO provide channel
eighty feet wide and ton feet deep up
to Smithicld, Va. at an initial cost
of $4,000 and $4,000 annually for
maintenance. The department ad-
|verseiy reported on the proposal to
Improve Jones Creek. Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
DNTl VIII INI'IIEN,I!
SENATE. DINI:tILi

&4 81 ."' " 't"'" '"'''e,"r : o""'
az" ""a''ts' NJ "eP't' '"sh' e'.n'FS
!" S"pr". !" "'Si' 'Se ~" 90
a'ho',s 'tt ''''' ~ =" - - 49,
'e'.''. '',''s 90 %.l.',',,,,'
,.,,,...t ,.t,t.
70 senator F".' res''"''o'. ,..S'' ,sH'ns ~, ~,
.,
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,.,,.,#l, ii.,,,.. !. ,.l.,,h.r
t.,Zo,i.,. j., ,:,.,cr.l ,,r,,nzn.
9.,,.r,
E,., ,,s II, further general d!s-
~ ~ N,x.r.D affairs ii, Congress
I .hc,.b senator cor. :, Demo
,, t,.-ndur.d n resolution 10 est;.b-
,c,,.,I zone along tho bors:er
a,,,.t IL. Ncxican and tinted states
,nn,s ANA senate, i,o!ndcX,cr. q re
,,.ta,r,, nricny criticized the admin
;..r,,ton,s Mexican uolicv III the course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
GAINES NAMED TO SUCCEED
FORMER SENATOR COCI<REI.I,

TrnSeiers Between Richmond and Danyilie
nrc afforded Pullman Parior Buffet seryIco
leaving Richmond 1880 a. NJ arriving
Dnnville t:l5 +. NJ and leaving Dunvliie
3:l0 p. NJ. arriving Richmond $40 p n
via SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
PRESIDENT WILSON URGED
TO NOMINATE MONTAGUE
Virginia Delegation, Headed nv
stuart. Pollard, Glass and Jones.
Received at White House.
GOVERNOR IS SPORTSMAN
Chief Executive Is Complimentary In
references TO Richmond Congress
man. Whose Name Is Presented as
Successor to Lamar
Spccta! 10 The Times. ui.pa,c,.

N'Nb'Nia. 10 H' l'llcS- l'i= t:itDtl#
W.\SHINGTOH, January IA dele
EA'ton Of Nirginians healed by Gov
"tncr Henry g. stuart, Representatives
Jones and Glass and At,orney-Gcneral
folinrd to-day formally laid before
President Wilson the name OF Repre-
seM;atir" Andrew Jackson Montague.
- Richmond for The Lamar vacancy
IN the Supreme Court Of the United
states. Former Governor Montague is
the second NIrg!nian who's. name is
~" bef"r. the President
Later during tie day tho North Caro-
i"a delegation, headed by Reprcscnta-
'iN" ki'rhin submitted III. name OF
.iuuce " l.. Allen. of ,he supreme
;o!H both d-ierations that his mind is
st!l opcu on tho question. and he has
aot decided 10 whom he viii offc, the
Suprcm. c"u., berth
The MontagE. delegation left the
Whit House ia 4 highly pleased frame
"t mind! I'll" President. In responding
10 the short speeches of presentation
81 tho former Governors name. was
c"mplmentary IN his allusions 70 Rep
r"sentatire Montague lie stated that
h" knows Governor Montague. and
holds him ia the hiGhes; aud sincerest
esteem. and it was hardly necessary
FOR his callers 10 present his name. but.
nevertheless, lac is glad TO have his
own high opinion of the Richmond
Representative rc-cnforced by the tcs-
umony from the people who know him
at home