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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

s. NEW YORK, Dec. t4.--A buliiah govern
fuent consumption report and firm cables
eauBed opening advances OF i6 20 20 points
With the tone strong. Trading was smaller
than recently Traders figured that 1900
600 bales per annum would be required
for home consumption on the basis of the
report. and this led TO n good demand
from room operators while Liverpool also
purchased and commission and southern
houses executed orders of the buying side,
The selling came from Wall street, up
town and western interests and New Or
leans houses, but was not persistent at
any time.
After the call the demand Increased ma
ieraily. led by commission houses, and be-
fore tho end OF the first ten minutes fur
ther upturns OF TO z points had been
established
Tho opening advance carried the market
level. This seemed to attract increased
offerings.
Liverpool was n seller. while an easier
turn in the stock market was accompa-
MED by Wall street selling orders. and there
were reactions 10 within a few points OF
last nights closing figures during the mid
die of the morning,
There was n very good demand around
1900 for March, which came partly from
trade sources. but general sentiment was
evidently unsettled by conflicting Views OF
peace prospects,.
Offerings seemed 10 have been pretty
well absorbed on the decline to 1850 for
May and the market turned steady early In
the noon hour on covering and trade buying
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~ . EnrIand Reaerre -

LONDON. Dec 1.-THE weekly state
nznt . the Bank Of England shows the
following changes Total reserve de-
H7zased faafaao0s circulation Increased
10000 bullion decreased fs3s. 900; other
securities decreased f2 sos. .oo0; other de-
posts daereased fz.4ea 600 public deposits
decreased f. z4s aaas Government secure
Ha Unchanged TIE proportion of the
Haaka IazaFfe = liabilities Is npw 2lF9
- eeH<. asaInal za.1a per cent last week
naEaz HsIh aeeliae from z4a
M = z4zz neE eeaE ln this week
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liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Dec. ll.-Spot cotton to-
day was In moderate demand and rs
points lower on the basis OF l0,95d for mid
upland. The sales aggregated 1000 bales.
including 5000 bales American. The im-
ports were 1000 bales. American none
The market for futures closed quiet at =
net advance OF t4dle points.
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SPECIAL DIVIDENDS DECLARED

NEW YORK Dec 1.-THE Northern
States Power Company has declared a
quarterly dividend OF IA per cent on its
common stock, payable January l5 TO stock
OF record December 80 This is an increase
Of = Of per cent quarterly over the last
quarterly declaration. The regular quar-
terly dividend Of 1A per cent on the pre-
ferred was also declared, payable January
20 to stock OF record December 30.
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There was fair jobbna demand and prices
ruled hrm Quotations follow: city bee 4,
n IN sets smoked and gIr.dried. 34e: western
and tendnrs, spoked and air-dricd. 35c: western
neef knuckigs and tenders. smoked, 35o; beef
"a Z cured, loose iSll 820c: DO, gklnned loose
sO92Ob q DO; do. smoked, - p2ih c: other
s9SStGGragcri 2lGi hams. smoked, western cured
sObs 81 do. boiled boneless dic; picnic shoulders
g., p, cured, loose. i5c. 10 smoked i6c !;
bellies In pickle according TO average, loose
llc' breakfast bacon. 10 brand and average
eily cured. 22e; brcaktast bacon, western ,cured
do, tubs. 1874 c lard. pure City, kettle rem
dered; IN tcs lsA 81; lard, pure city. kettle
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Granulated suRar Ouotailnns

NEW YORK. Dec IL All rehners
quoted 7.lbe for fine granulated today. The
a decline OF I2 points from Wednesdays
opening
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Reeeipts. l24.eeo bush, Tho mar.
ket uuct but prices ruled ateady under
moderate offerings. Quotations: Car lots. in eE-
port eleyator-Ho. 2 rod. spot. 81 $40 1872: No.
ig;g s2 LS3.cl.5 Ne 5ra 81 rejected A.
iEht with no change in prices opotatons:
Car lots for local trade, as to locsuon-New
Western. cool and sweet 81 .ol 8l,0i: new
southern. rool and sweet, bsc4N.
steadily held but there wnn little ,tradng. Quo;
white, 5s85sHc. No. 4 white. 8! h7Sc; No
I white, A5is 6hBh C. sample oats, 59i1 a 5Bil c,
lbs. In sacks, There was little trading and tho
market was largely nominal. Quotations. per io8
g. so! do patent. 81 .5O17,75; Kansas
clear, cotton aucks, 81 90 .B5; do, straight
cotton sacks, ts8s. 25 do, patent. cotton sacks
~ S.2oU 50i spring, first clepr, s7.TbpS; do, pat
cnt ~. h.a56S.B0: do favorits brands. 500 o. 20 4:
ci.y miliH choice aud fancy patent tsdra 70
%5 DO, straight. s7,25 97.5O' do. patent. 1850
rye FLOUR was quiet but steady. We quote
" 6OuS per bhl. to quRllty.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dec. l4.zBU TTElz- afuta.
8a8I. Market strong oa tqn grade4 Medium
qaailty STEADY lzlkhsE aearlns 20 3 4ass e sElra
eHansa Is q1aeF HEaaz4
Edas-fzEeslnfa #57ss Efsah esaa aa4Hee
a4aHa&4 azAaa# HIzH a4aaaEa SIS azatz44a44aa
HaHA .zz4aa. aH#H4oz zE4H4 H4sf#. s. z44s
HzHza #1Z#Ia7 HzsE4 aalafa. z4=HIH5 a#7IsaH
#zzazH AaI z4aszz4
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE market for
eoffee futures opened steady this morning
unchanged % decline OF points Trading
on the call was active. sales amounting 10
30,Tb0 bags
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BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted at
T5M in New York today, on &c. The price
IN London was s6a, unchanged
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slO.OoO. .OOo More cold Comcn Frnm Cnnnan

NEW YORK 14God received
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINcs

Bank eleaFlngs today compared with earrs.
spending day last two years:
1915. 1nik 1914
Philadelphia. 35s oa2 o5l s4a5is.Bss y2s.isi sai
HostQn ,... 81 .a38 aTB s0aki a0T '.N''s'i
New York. ss1.412.i 100 52a.24T65s asI. Ta5 sos
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VEGETABLES

Trade was fair ana prices EensralIy were
steadily held as follogs; Waite potatoes per
York. eheles; 81 sa4i. go. White potatoes. Jer-
sTs sfs 9hors. psr b6io. / ss 81 'fs Is. No ssas
u.Qi.so. Sweet potatoea pslawaIs and Mary
Jersey. per basket--No, 1. TS490e. No, q 30 d
eoe. oniona. Per loo.lb. hag-No. 4. IS. 50 o
ton. 90 q ese do, domestic psF ton; s5 e0o.
f5lk. pr bbi B68Tse ca1iinoser. NorfoIt.
per crate. sI91; SO, Lettnes. s4ori8a. PEI
basket, - U2, so do. NirEiuia. per basket, 81 q
$50. do, Nerth Carolina. per basket, l1UI. 50.
Beans Florida. per basket, sl.soea Eggplant
per box. 81 B014, squash. Florida. per box.
l,T5o225, Peas. Florida. per basket. s2uA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Phelps Dodge 4 Co have declared an ex-
ira dividend OF St0 share, In addition to
quarterly dividend OF $3.50 a share. payable
December 80 to stock Of record Decem-
beT / S. Three months ago an extra dividend
Of $3.50 a share was declared. in addition 10
the $3.50 quarterly dividend
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u. S. REPORT MAKES
COTTON ADVANCE
Consumption Figures for No
vember Are Greater Than
Expected

CoTToS BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, Dee. lt.--SIIEhtly higher
temperatures were recorded In sons sections
Of the cotton belt this morning, with preclpi-
fRtlqn IN the western section.
The following temperatures were Tecorded'
AsheyIile. lgi OkinhQtnp. 1885, Chattanooga
and Knoxville, a0J Nashville and Raleigh.
e2. Memphis, Little Rock and Abilene. "a I
Fort Smith and Atlanta, 28t Wilmington and
Montgomery. a2i Meridian, Dat Del Rio.
Shreveport. Charleston and Savannah. 3Hi
SAN Antoni0. New Orleans and PenHneola.
5si Galveston. ST. Corpus Christi, %,
Corpus Christi and YleksburEi .Oi Inch at
naiyestont 90 inch Rt shreyeportl ,lg Inch
at MeniphIst ~ Inch at Little R0elal .2B
Inch 81 Oklahoma City. and .4B Inch at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec. 1i---Wheat remained in
n very fovertsh condition today and nuctua-
tions were erratic While final prices were
above the bottom. liquidation was under
way at the close, when the tone was easy
at net loss Of u to NC.
The market throughout tho session was
weak In the main. as there were plenty
of offerings on all buges. Most OF the
wheat taken yesterday was believed to
have been for shorts, and these resold
today.
Weakness in securities at New York also
had an effect on prices, being looked upon
as indicative of peace, and caused much
reselling
The high on December was $l.54ls and
the low S152A closing at Si,5sia. against
$164, yesterdays last price the top on
May was st.6s and the bottom Sl.65, in-
ishlng at al6s% q 1861. compared with
s1.67M, the Anal quotation of yesterday; ;
the high on July was sl,ai and the low
s1.4i%, ending at s1.42& a t.i2i5, against
S143A at the end yesterday.
A cable from Liverpool said that there
had been no change In the political situa-
tion and that the announcement Of the
German chancellor was still without lnnu-
ence on the market there, which was dull
and unchanged.
The export outlook was regarded as dis
appointing and there was good snow COW
erlng virtually the entire belt. After the
end OF business the feeling appeared to be
nervous pending fresh developments abroad.
Corn was not active Prices, however.
finished lower.
Oats were better than the other grains,
ending above yesterdays close
Leading futures ranged Rs follows:
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WHEAT DROPS AGAIN;
CONDITION FEVERISH
Prices at Close Off y to IA
Cents-Affected by Wall
Street Weakness
GRAM BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHICAGO Dec. 14.rEThe weather fore
cast FOR thirty-~Ix houfa foilowai
Tllinoia-InereasinF eloudiness, probably
snow FridaT and south and west today, not
much change in temperature.
Wisconsin and Minnesotn---Fair, colder,
1own--Unsettied. probably snow not
much change In Temperature.
North D1kotA-Falr. not 40 cold Friday.
South Dnltota--Pprtly cloudy todayt FRI
deN fair, not cold.
0NebrnAka--Snow today, colder, wcsti
. Friday, partly cloudy.
much change in temperature,
Indlana-Fnir. continued coldi Friday,
probably local snow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

DETROIT, Dec. 1.-THE Packard Motor
Company has increased its dividend from
% per cent on common stock with guar
terly per cent dividends. payable Feb-
ruary 1.
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FRESH FRUITS

offerings and I'd, fair dsmapd Quotations; Ep-
Golden & SOC sg YORK iaPsriai d SoTpss I. ben
Davis. -, 50qa, Baldwin. No. L. s8.TbaB4 a eb.
H,Bo0s do, unsraded. t2.bo9t; Kihss. No. l.
34W9;a do' nnEraded, W 80 x :, 20; stayman. No
No /, s59s; DO, gagFsdsd. .gssoq3So. AZ.
ohs, per box sebo9a, oranses. Florida. per
eFate-BFisht g2.TeWs; Husset. ses592T5
fruit, Florida, per erats. tao3.T5 .Pinsspplss
florida. Indian River, per crate, 42.50g5,50
varieties, $50 Early Black. lag 9. so Gran
berries Cape Cod per crate. 42U3a0 do Jer-
sey dark per erate. s282,4Os DO. 90. light per
CRAZE, st.5042, Strawberries. Florida, pei az .
40 u 6Qci PeaTs, New York, per buhh. hampsr-
ssekel, tsb0gsi shsldon. n.b0e2. Pears
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Dee 14-nhs nrls1
Hill steel Company mas declared IA extra
dividend e per eeak ana as regular quar-
fsrlx dividend ef s nsr esnE - Is esa-
mn staek nafahIe e sIaek = 1eaa1d ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

The Royal Baking Powder Company has
declared regular quarterly dividend OF
1 = per cent on preferred and per cent
on the common stock and an extra dlvi-
dend OF per cent on common stock, All
payable December 80 10 stock OF record
December IS.
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POULTRY

lIVE-rhe market ruled firm and generally
higher under light offerings and a fairly active
I0q1so; roostera. 18R1ic spring chickens, Se.
c0rding to quality, 1041sc White Lsghorns
according to quality, 15dtTci ducks as 10
quality l60ihc; turkeys, ~ 2ic; geese. 100
lsc; pigeons, old per pair, ESQ Soc do. young
EssEDSchoies stock sold fairly ana ruled
tations are as follows Fresh-kIIisd dry. PACKED
sEss' nss %esp g321ssn fr psasSS ls 5000 gIs
common. is q zoe; fowls IL to box dry.pieket
apiece. aae; do. s lbs apiece 2ic: do 81 ihs
apiece 1sBi0e; do, lbs, apiece, 10 % ITc; fowls
IN bbs,. ice-pAeked fancy. dry-pieked weighIng
~ Q5 ibs, and over apiece, 20h c; weighing
lbs. apiece. I0he c; smaller sizes I4fa iGe. old
roosteTB, dry-pieked. i0ci roasting chickens
western. dry-pcked, In boxes, weighing Iba
and over, per pair, 2Se roasting chickens west.
ern. in boxes, weighing lbs. per pair ale,
roasting chickens western, ice packed, In bbIH
weighns ; lbs and over. per pair 2042Iei
roasting chickens, western, In bbls, welsh.
Ing lbs. per pair. Ice; brolllnE chick
"a lbs. per pair, '2s 92te.; chickens, weiEhinS
5uB lN. per pair, Isplpe; do. mixed sisss
ls02oei broileTs. Jersey, fancy. es q 50o; broII-
a1Qese; hrollera; nearby smaller sizes. % . sbe;
SQUADS per deg white, wSghing III 10 IL lbs
ibs pei des $50 whlts' lt,seas @sishiasS g 30 10
Per dez,, H0aab; 90, 10. lha per dos., 1880
pa,fb. do DO, aubh lbs, per doz. 81 TA q bTaOs
dafk. -, oOV2.h0g small and No q 00c a.
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PROVISIONS

Il FLOUR was quiet but steady. We quote
n n per bhl.. ms TO uunlltv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
OANVILLE MAY PLAY GOLF

DANN1LLE, September ls-An eff
fort Is being made here to launch a
sSlt club, and il is beginning 10 look
as If this form of sport will become
n possibility within a short time More
than score of men have agreed to
lend their financial aid in the starting
OF club. and 1t is certain that mem
bers Will not he lacking when it has
been organized. David Jones who
lives at Stokesland, about five miles
south of Danville, has made an attrac-
tive financial proposition. whereby his
estate may be used as links. and a
number of men interested in the for
nation Of the club this afternoon made
a tour OF the premises and expressed
the view that the land is admira bly,
adapted for golf links.
Some time during the coming week
meeting will be held at which senti-
ment Will he sounded out in d more
practical way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

showing up well. These two men ara
likely aspirants for tho auarterbaeL
position. McCorkle and Nelson arc
expected to arrive I'm few days Mel,
son has played star ball for Roanoke
High for several years. He is fast
and heavy and possesses unusual abil.
ity in the punting line and much ~
expected OF him. McCorkle. of Hamp.
den-S Sidney. Is considered to be a likely
candidate for the backhcId
The line looks rather formid, h,e
Hall, the big end of last years VARSITY.
has answered to the call and has be.
gun work with a vim. Moore RUSTY.
who was shifted from end to center Ia st
year. has been in Blacksburg all sum.
mer and is in fine shape. Gaines. can
tain of the baseball nine, arrived on
time. and is expected to land var
sity position. Parrish and Hooks Moore
are expected Wednesday. Somerville.
Howell. Turner. Adamson and Ed Ro.
den are showing up we'll Doug Ro-
den, the sturdy end of last year. is er
pected. to do fine work this year.
Younger, OF Davidson. came in TO-DAY
as surprise. Younger made four
letters at Davidson last year and is
the South. Ed Roden. quarter back
considered as one of the best ends In
for Richmond College. has had two
years training under Coach Dobson
and should prove a valuable man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Highland Park ......o o 0 / 0 Of
summary: Two base hits-Canepa. Green
Sacrfic. hits-Peniieton Sacrifice fy-Da-
VIM. stolen hases-Nunnal.. Canepa
Double plsys-Johnson to Pendleton to Cane
pa Gentry TO Pendleton to Canepa Bases
balls-by Johnson. 3: by Anderson. .
Battcrs ht-by johnson, Struck out-by
Johnson. 6. by Anderson s, Passed balls
Powell. Wild pitches-.Iohnson. /. Ander-
son. Time OF game. ] -. Umpires. Moore
an /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
V.P. !. WARRIORS START
TECHS GETTING IN SHAPE
TO Do SOME PUNTlNG
Coach Dobson Well Pleased with Out
look. and IL Getting Boys
Drilled Into shape.

lSpeclai TO Ihe Times DiSpatCh.J
BLACkSBURG. VA, september 10
Football practice at Virginia Poly
technic Institute began favorably to-
day on Miles Field, under direction OF
Coach Sanborn, Of Dartmouth with
Emory Hodgson and Professor Miles
Light work was the order of both the
forenoon and afternoon sessions. The
morning work was devoted to drill
ing the men In rudimentary football
The coaches laid especial stress upon
following the ball. handling and keep
ing it's possession.
The afternoon practice was given
over to conditioning the men for tho
rougher work of the game. Sitting
up exercises precluded an hours work
given to Dartmouth's famous grass"
drills Forward passing and punting
were in order in the late afternoon.
Horse Hodgson devoted an hour to
spiral punting. OF which he is the
South's most renowned exponent. Coach
Hodgson seemed very much pleased
with the material available for the
development of punters Many likely
punters showed an uncanny ability in
absorbing this. the most difficult art
OF modern football. Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute expects to be represented
by quota OF puntcrs who will vie
with tho best the South can produce
Funkhouser and Redd arrived to-
day and at once started to work. Both
these men are in fine shape, having
worked the farm this summer
Around these two men the backfeld
will have to be built. Mack, OF Florida
who has been playing Virginia prep
school ball for three years handles
himself we'll and bids fair to land a
varsity position. Strinser and DAILY,
the former Of Richmond, and the lat
ter OF Tech High, Washington are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
RANDOLPH MACON ACTIVE
Yellow Jackets VIII Not Meet George
town. hut Get Rcndy for WASH
inEton and Lee.


ASHLAND. September 16-Ever
since the final practice on last Wednes-
day, the Randolph Macon football
he men are now fast rounding into
good physical condition The squad
numbers thirty men, all OF whom show
Football ability, and while the outlook,
cannot be said to he very promising,
prospects are not as gloomy as they
were week ago.
Among the new men who are show
ing up we'll are Randolph. of the Ran
dolph Macon Academy; MaXey. of Suf-
folk High School: Scott. of the BEDFORD
Academy, and Mcyberg and Wightman,
OF the Ashland High school. Thu mem
bers Of last years second team who
are playing good ball are: Waters.
Woodhn. Hiner, Reardon. Beard Nc
lntyre. Clagett and Mays.
The game with Georgetown SEIZED
uled for September 23 could not he
satisfactorily arranged, and was can
celed. This is to he regretted, for
while the result would be OF no ath-
letic Importance, patrons of the game
would enjoy seeing the Washington
team in action. The yellow Jackets
had the misfortune to lose Lancaster.
who has played such a star game at
quarter for the past two seasons. and
IL ts certain that his place cannot ens-
lily be filled. He was regarded as one
of the best football artists i'm the col
lege league, having been picked for
the all-star eleven last fall The first
game that the team will play Will be
with Washington and Lee on Septem-
Der 80. In Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
WEST END GUN CLUB

tliple Il. for high amateur gun at
the West End Gun Club. Saturday. on
- was made on such fast pace that
Easley was the only shooter who go,
up in striking distance. Rig Lou
RueEer, after tying Eanes and Cren-
shaw, shot nifty extras. breaking -.
making ninety-siS targets out of 100.
counting the regulars. Down i'm squad
3, Dr Hillsma n, after dropping Ave in
his hrst thirty with Boyd and NJ. Dun
can. three down, ran his last twenty
straight, beating Duncan one target
and Boyd four She club had as thci;
guest little Joe Pacini. Of the Norfolk
Portsmouth Gun Club, who is prob
ably the best shot OF his age In the
state. The attendance was rather
small on account of many Of the shoot
ers being away after Sora. which are
reported plentiful in the Mattaponi.
Pamunksy. Chicka hominy. James and
York Rivers and as fat as butterballs
Until the past few days the tides have
been fine, and those who caught the
good tides made nice bags
YeStardav'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Y. M. c. A. ATHLETICS

With tho coming OF cool weather
there is an increased interest and ac-
tivity on the part OF tho members Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
IN the physical department Hundreds
Of boys and men can be seen daily at
most any hour participating IN sports
or sHerctscf Professor George z Al
!ison. the new physical director. an
nounces IN. fail schedule. and will
start all activities on Monday. Septem-
Der IS. There viii be a regular days
Repairs and improvements will b.
made rapidly IN tho department where
II is most needed. and the members are
looking forward 10 some good times
this winter IN the gymnasium
The fan schedule. with few minor
changes from last season. is as fol-
lows
Business mems class-Monday, We'd
Saturday, 5:l5 to SIS Business mems
noon day Monday. Wednesday.
Friday 1915 TO 80 Young mems day
class Monday TUESDAY, Wcdnesda
Thursday. Friday, Saturday, 6l5 to
I-l5. Young mems nisht class-Tuez-
daE, Thursday. Saturday, $50 TO 10 f.
NJ Employed boSs--W Wednesday,, Fri
day. 100 TO SO" = " Juniors-Tues-
!" to II \ NJ Bows a. Weclnesday y.
10 . Saturday. 1870 70 1870 BOYS
p Monday, Friday. 70 ; Young
men leaders Tuesday, 100 70 $50.
Employed boys lcaders-W "Wednesday,
% 1880. Junior leadcrs-ll to II 80
Boys - Leaders, Saturday 80 TO
!, is expected that the y. NJ c. a.
VIII be represented in the Federation.
leagues OF Richmond Physical Direc-
tor Allison expects TO begin coaching
N" candidates for the association
teams this coming week and all mem
bers OF tho association who are inter
ested in basketball and other sports
are requested to get in touch with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
GRhYS EASILY DEFEAT
HAVANA CONSULS AGAIN

The cirays defeated the Havana Con-
suls for the second time Yesterday at
Byrd street Park The score Vas 10
10 3 In the first game tho score was
10 TO The consuls had CLAIMED the
championship Tho GrayS viii play
Paramount next SATURDAY the first
game In series OF three The game
viii probably be i'm Broad street Park
The score yesterday follows
Grays .........n Sol 90 10 II I
Consuls ...ol 10000 0n--3 : 6
Batteries; Grays-Whitfcid. Dunn
and Leihs Consuls- t;athrieht and
Mtll.r
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F.. n. Storr. professional t IS
Crenshaw. class 4 a.
l.. Ru.ger. class 4 a.
EaneS. class a q
Easley, class 4 4,
Dr Hillsman. class A :4:
NJ Duncan, class A..... A
Moore, class r
DR.. Coffman. class 4 ~
DR.. Rrockwell. class A. ........4g
Hammond. Ir, class a .4s
Hammond. ST., class a 4r
Boyd. class 4 ~
X. Jones. class 4 IL
Joe Facini. visitor ........3 80
Ticror class II 70
Shafer. class e as
thppen, class ...............3 IS
r. II. Johnson. visitor ..3 81
w. V. Lefew, visitor ..37