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Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
CITY ORDINANCE

An Ordinance authorizing the Issuance
Of seven thousand CT,0oo.ool dollars
of Bonds Of the City Of oxford, Miss.
to be known as "Refunding Bonds
Of the City Of Oxford, WIS =
where's. on the s4th day Of July,
tsas. the then Board Of Mayor And
alderman u the town Of Oxford, La
favette County, STATE Of Mississippi,
bv An ordnance duly and legally entered
and adopted. aatoriz-d and did issue
and sell twenty thousand saa,eoo,ool
dollars q it, Bonds due and pAyaoie
a. follows, towit:
si.ooo.0J 1t q January, 1913 and
a .oo0.0o each Succeeding January
up to Janaary ist. 1915, when the re-
mainder Of = ,oo0.0o shall b due ard
payable.
The aid Boudsbeari ng6 pr cent in
terest per snnum, payable on ist Of
Z January q each year after their date
and vruere -, the C1ancil being ADVISED
and dssra.u< it f0r the best inisres, Of
he tax payer. Of tae CITY q Oxford,
[ Miss, 70 refund saii BoEds of the city
aud 20 issue the Houds in lez thereof,
dated lst OF January. 1915.
Therefore. b. IL ordained, By the CITY
I Council, that Bonds. IN thr smoant 4
seven thousand s7,0oooo) dollars b.
h-hogsaphed and issa-i and sold for
the purrose of paying the said bonds
due lst January, isI6.
See. ,. That said Bonds shall Be
dated 1t Of January, 1915, due and
payable a. follows, towit: $4,000 Iss
Of January, ls20, and $4,000 each sue
eeeling January until al u sid Bond .
shall Be paid; that the sald Bonds shall
BE- issued IN the denomination Of s50ol0C
each, and shall bear interest AZ the
rate q 8 per ce1t per Aunua, payabl {
semi-ann1aliy, ii of January aud the
Ist of July, and there shall b. printed
and ATTACHED thereto coupons cover
ing the interest thereon 70 mature an
uaaIly after the date thereof, on jan
uary lst, 1915
See. - Be 1t further ordained that
there be and Is hereby ordered an elec
ton within the corporation Of the city
Of Oxford, Miss, b Be held on the 5th
day Of ofFeoruary, 1915, at whieh election
there shall be submitted 10 the quail
fed voters q said city thu question oi
the approval Of the ordinance order
ing the issuance Of Bonds 20 reluni
ana pay the Bonds issued sGsh day ol
July, lsss, and due 1t Of January
[ 1916.
Sc 4. Belt further ordained thAf
I F. Webster, Geo r. Heard. Jr and c
H. Roach. 20 rmissi0nerS of election
for the city duly appointed and nov
acting A. such, shall hold AID election
a. the Court House in Oxford. Miss
after giving due and legal notice OF ths
time, place anu purpose thereof. an
shall prepare ball0as 70 be known a
! official Bail1ts on which shall be pring
II the following word, towil:
-Fof the Issuance OF refundin.
! Bonds %
against the Issuance q rsfundins
Bonds.H
TIE commissioner shall immediate
Is after such electi1n, make full an.
complete report q the Mayor aud cts
Council
The above Ortianee wa passed b
the folawing vote. Z ;. Adams, yea
, I. " Aveut. yea; J. II LAwshee. yea
Nays, None, and : all take Affect an,
he IN force from and after the ith dai
4 January 1916.
. r. r. Adams, Mayor.
J. H. La wshee. Clerk. s-s,
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

The many friends Of Mr.. John
Falkner viii be glad to know that
he mas been re elected as clerk
OF the Senate. He filled this
position four years ago with credit
and distinction and is now re-
waIded by being reelected 70
succeed himself.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
The Get Together Split

Every town that Is a town has the get-'ogether
spirit. Merchant and farmer and the people
generally work together for better town, better
living conditions better amusements and more per-
sonaI freedom Here are some rules for the get
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
COLDS NEED ATE TON.

Internal throat and chest troubles
prudEce Inflammation, irritation.
swelling o. soreness and unless check
I'd a ance, are likely 70 lead 70 seEiOns
trouble Caught IN time Dr Bells
Pine-Tar- Honey loossns the phlsgm
and destroys the germs which have
settled In the throat or nose II L
soothing and healing. Pine i anti
septie; honey j. soothing both toger-
hsI posses excellent medicinal quail
res for fighting cold germs Insist Oh
DR.. Bells Plne-Tar Honey 15c- Al
d=zgssL
gA1verrtsz-snrl
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

| have this day sold ny entire
interest n the firm cf Goodwin &
Walker Bros, az Taylor. Who viii
conduct the business under the
name Of Walker Bros. ~no wHl
collect al debts due sad firm and
assume al Liabilities.
W. l. Gooo.x.
Jan. s. 1916.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
Telephone No. IoS.
Thursday. January e, 1916.

4 number Of communications are left out this
week on account Of being received too late to get 10
type. They will appear next week Corresponds ents
shonld mall their letters not later than Monday
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

Our reduction Of one R-
on al ladies' suits is genuine. a,s
cones at a tine when every lasv
who j. Interested should take AZ
vantage Of our offer before L.
best styles and sizes are sid ost
6tf THE LEAnER-
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Preseriptoa No sss . prspsred espeeially
tcr MALARIA ox cttills Z FEvEH.
Five or six ecses VIII hresk any esse. snd
d tz<en th<n % . toci< the Fever vili not
rsssrn- IL sess oo de Ever b<<zer fhza
S@ionea ssd coss nos kripe o. s<ken- Se
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
FOR RENT OR SALE on
EASY TERMS

The 5. W. Ia Of Section a
Township 9, Range ), West, CO..
tanning l60 acres more or les.
The South i-2 Of the :. Wiz
Of Section 10, Township 9, Rage
3, West, containing so acres nos
or less.
GEO. NJ. JOHNSON.
Sardis, Ms.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

There are two kinds Of Prina-s.
ours is produced with the besi 4
material and workmanship.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
Popcorn Candy Crspetts

| can furnish fresh popcoz
erispetts everv day to any o1s
desiring them. This is sonsthi.s
new Try them.
6-4t. Miss Lucille Leak.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

The Weather Man promises Us
a sample Of real winter weather
within the next - hours.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

SURE SIGNS OF A TORPID LIVER
II you have spells Of dizziness. head
aches. 0illiousuess or cousei iu4tiou.
look % your ETer for the causes You
can get relief by taking Po- Do-L.ax.
II acts quickly On tie liver, helps Il
70 discharge the poison and tone NJ
the system Helps the stomach too.
Only soc. at Druggists
fAGVerrisez1entl
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

FOR RENT-The Richman iar=
on wOodson Ridge.
Apply to
7-4t. j. E. McCorkls.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
TRADE NOTES.


Try popcorn crispett.. p,
sale BY all leading Coniectios.-,
and grocery stores.
6-4t. Miss Lucille Lsak
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
NOTICE

We have this day bought ous the
Interest Of ". L Goodwin in ne
firm Of Goodwin & Walker Bros.
We assume al Liabilities ana collect
al debts due sad firm.
L & waLxEs
J. &. WkLxEs
W. l. HGLxEs.
Jan. s. 1916.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

One third discount On ii !,
our ladies' suits. $3.50" Bissss-
suits for S1l.65. Sl5.0O ssi,. /.
velvet or cloth for 5000 Al
6tf The LEAbER
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06
kUfEELDALl'S GReASelEs
LIQUID eczema REH
Is thG Greatest Ec-enl Il; Sks
Remedy Of the
World

Cures all kinds Of itching 4.
troubles now; poison oak, IN
ringxorm, chicken-pOx, any i.c.-
ing skin and sores ressndL-s
cancers. Physicians fail, Es
remedy cures. For sale BY R !
Chiffon & Co. and Bramlstt ! S1
Samples free to sufferers.
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

EATING IS 4 PLEASURE
when you have a normal appe-
tite. Loss Of appetite indicates
that the stomach needs to be
cleaned and stimulated b healthy
action
Oxford eagle., 1916-01-06

TONIC DIGESTIVE
Is sold for this purpose and guar
anteed TO give relief. ScId only
by Us, S1.0O.
Adv. Kendels Drug Store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
'STAlL|nGS HAS PRAISE
FOR BOSTON REQ S0X

Boston, Sept. 25.-Miracle Man
Stallings, Of the Braves. declared to-
night that he was mighty glad the
Red Sox were practically sure winners
of the American League pennant.
mo one has been pulling harder than
for the Red Sox to win In the Ameri-
can League" said the Boston clubs
manager.
THE one thing that sticks out most
prominently in my mind Is the fight
they have made during the week just
ended, when most people thought
they were all in, or at least that their
chances were very slight. You all
know what they did in Detroit and
in Chicago against tremendous odds.
If there Is anything I admire in q
ball club 1t is grit. gameness and
CUTS. No other words express 1t.
The Red Sox showed all these
things. and they are winners in con-
sequence. I'd like to shake Carrigan's
hand and congratulate him for his
own gameness and that of his club.
They're surely a game crowd OF game
fellows-the sort you can always de-
pend on In a pinch when handicaps
are the biggest"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
THE RICHMOND v1Ra1N1AN-TuEsDAY sEPTEMBER 49, 1916
New York Giants Establish New Worlds Record Ground On Book
GEORGETOWN ELEVEN
fAV0aS OPEN GAME

Washington. Sept. 1B.-when the
Georgetown eleven opens Its real sea-
son at Annapolis October Z, the foot
ball world II going to see b team we'll
equipped with forward passes and de-
layed passes Though its line aver
ages around 1856 pounds, Georgetown
attack will be almost wholly of the
open variety.
Coach Exefdine, former Carlisle
Indian School star end, has started OF
with his veteran backfleld Of 1915,
and this has enabled him to mako a
more promising beginning than might
be expected. In johnny Gilroy,
Georgetown possesses one of the best
forward passers among Eastern
elevens
Georgetown. following the Navy
game. will prepare for the even
tougher contest at HAverhill, Mass..
with Dartmouth. This will be the
first time these teams have ever met
on the sridiron. Close to Atty candf-
dates are now working out at the
hilltop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
MAN WHO WILL CRAPPLE LEWIS
CONSIDERED ROUGH CUSTOMER
uo Havanpaa Great Russian Finn Said BY Papers in United
States and Canadian Cities to Be Nearer an AMI
NAL Than He Is Human Being

expect a match that viii outrival the
Turner-Dodge bouts here two years
ago In roughness.
Lewis knows all about Havanpaa
and knows how to handle him. It
took him about two hours 10 beat him
two years ago and he went twenty
minute draw with him In the New
York tournament. Lewis says that
in both OF his matches with HAvanpaA
the Finn was continually trying to
injure him and that he HAD to be
on the alert every minute 70 prevent
him from putting him out OF COM
mission. The stranger" expects to
win from the Finn all right. but spec
tators are sure to see . farocious
match It will be interesting to watch
Lewis dispose OF his man, heralded a.
representing tho last word in rough
neck tactics.
The match will begin at $3.50
O'clock, with DIR. ]. p. McDonoual1
refereeing. Reserved seats are now
on sale at McCoy's. Eighth ana broad
Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
Marshallites to
Play Petersburg
Here Saturday

Members Of the John Marshall
High School eleven are practicing
hard for the opening game of the
season, which will be staged at Broad
Street Park with Petersburg High
school. Coach Burruss charges have
been travelling at q rapid gait during
the past few days and the team that
will face the Cockade City aggrega-
ton will be picked either Thursday
or Friday. All Of the boys are anx-
ious to get into this initial battle ana
they are working hard for places on
the team.
The Marshallites always attract a
large crowd and they are anticipating
drawing a capacity audience Satur-
day Manager Staples has arranged
the following schedule for the John
Marshall eleven:
September 30-Petersburg.
October S--McGuire's (pending).
October 14-Woodberry Forest.
October 20-Richmond Academy,
october 2s--Cluster Springs (pend-
ing).
November Norfolk.
November l8-BlAckstone Academy.
November 17-Benedictine.
November 24-William and Mary
Academy. 4
ing).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26

Games Today.
81. Louis In New York.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
PfttsburE In Boston.

New York, Sept. 25.--Ths Giants
won = double-header from the St
louis Cardinals at the Polo Grounds
today and established new worlds
tocord for straight games, having wen
tWehty-one in a row. Today's scores
wefe to 0 and to =. respectively.
Schupp and Perritt put up a brand
6f pitching that the Cards could not
solve. Schupp tied the Providence
record Ia the first sanie with his shut
out, but Meadows, tor the Cardinals.
oid good work. He was defeated by
\ pair Of villa throws BY Bohne in
The fourth, with Robertson and
Fletcher on bases. Robertson scored.
Psrrttt, In the second game. struck
out nine men and carried the Giant
c0lOf1 hying into a worlds record
breaking victory. Zimmerman W. s
given a vdlise by his friends as a
token, and then, when he went up,
Manned cut a pair of doubles winch
accounted for three runs.
RAJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
PHIL les GAIN GROUND ON
WILBERT ROBINSON'S CLUB
Dodgers Leading Quaers Now BY Only Three PoinsSs1es
That Will Decide National League Pennant VIII Be
Staged in Brooklyn Thursday Friday and saturday

WA15s ct the present time It looks
- II ~ Boston Red sox have sewed
up ~ pennant in the American
IAaSeo, Brooklyn has by no means
stored the old gonfalon away in John
K Tou6t's National organization.
~ virtue Of Brooklyn's even divis-
Lon With Joe TinkerB Chicago Cubs
xoGeor1Ay afternoon and the Phillies'
vaetoty over the Cincinnati Redlsgs.
PAt 2orAn's Quaker aggregation as
oonde6 within three points OF the
Oodhorh Tho Dodgers are leading
N rlght this morning. but let 1t be
nOWn right here that 1t Is by the
I'm - their teeth. A victory for tho
Fhilliee today and 4 defeat for Brook
IA WIN put the Quaksrs on top again
~ Z goOd margin,
X The National League race will
aOuhetos be decided Thursday. Friday
~ saturday Of this week, when the
FhiIl3ob invade Brooklyn. This series
I'll - opened Thursday with Grover
C1ovo1and Alexander on the mound
~ Philadelphia, while thsrs = q
G1xonG probability Of his coming back
~ tnom Saturday. II he does not.
H1nnt ma Demaree viii do the hurl.
- q The other two contests. Fans
no10e the country are eagerly await
2n9 - outcome OF this series
J(0@Ge before olneo the ART same
or1nnlnod baseball was played, in
~ hAve % many teams entered
61pA - olo9oly punched. ThrSe
~ $500 xsAl14 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
WILL RUN AS DRY.

Quitman. Ga. Sept s5.-The Daily
Free Press, of this place, carries a
story to the effect that Hugh Dorsey
the United States Senate four years
from now.
This information was given out here
by j. Gordon Jones. Mayor Of Cordele
VINO says that he was the South aeor-
eia campaign manager for Mr. Dorsey
in the recent governorship contest.
Mr. Jones says he attended a confer
ence at which Mr.. Dorsey's managers
and workers were present in Atlanta.
It was at this meeting that the con-
clusion was reached that Mr.. Dorsey
should oppose senator Smith lie also
says that the principal plank In Mr..
Dorsey's platform will be national pro-
hibition,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
of the nghtinE

or the nghtings
The race Of 1908 alone parallels the
1915 battle. At the beginning Of the
last month Of that season three teams
in the Aemircan League and four In
the National still had lighting chances,
but the race simmered down to 4 few
clubs before the same stage OF the
night was reached which now shows
six teams IN the sissling nag dash.
Wild Pitch Costs Team PonnnmA
Tho hot dash now on recalls the hot
dashes Of other years. There WAs the
mad race Of 1904. With New York and
Boston battling to q finish In the
American League. New York. dis
abled from time to time, but kept
lighting by tho game Clark Grimth.
finally lost when Jack Chesbro, the
leading pitcher Of the league that ssa-
son. let 80 with q wild pitch In . CRU
cial game with Boston.
In the great race OF 1908 Detroit,
Chicago, Cleveland and g. Louis bat
tied to the flnish, Detroit winning.
A few days before the close Clsvo-
land went to st. Louis peeding To win
both gamss Of Z double header. In
the last inning Of tho first game Clsvs-
land was beaten by q fraction or q
second when Bill HinchmAn was
called out ct nrst base with the WIN
ming runs crossing ths plate.
II WAs IN that yeAr that Fred Nor
kle Of tho Giants failed to touch soO-
ond base and thereby caused = play.
IN 0laA11 ~ ~ NAllenal LsAg1o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26

To that element among local wrest.
ling devotees which takes kindly to
matches in which there Is
Z show Of tight. the finlsh affair in
the Academy OF Music Friday night
between I'd stranger Lewis and
Sulo HavAnpaa should prove particu-
larry attractive.
This HAvAnpaa, according to critics
ON New York and Canadian newspa-
pers who saw him 10 In the tourna-
msnts in the big town and In Mon
treAl. Ottawa and Quebec last winter.
ID nearer an animal than he 10 Z
great big Russian Finn. was frequent
y disqualified In the New York tour
ney because OF his rough-neck tao
tics He beat Constant L.eMArin In
the Canadian tournament, after Lee
Marin had held the Greco Roman title
for Ave years. It was Greco Roman
style Of wrestling that was followed
In the Canadian event, and one Of
the Canadian papers declared that
HavanpAa made LeMArin "quit like
a dog"
Local devotess Of the game have
seen Lewis defeat al sorts Of men.
grapplers who were clean and fair
and some who pulled ali manner OF
trough stun" and they expect to nee
him down this bird, no matter how
they expect to see their favorite take
= lot OF punishment from the big
foreigner, FOR, according to the best
information available on him. this
HavanpaA 10 just about the roughsst
customer on the mat. He 70 sAid to
be ~ strong ~ = lion and possessed
Of an unruly. ungovernAble temper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
ONLY THREE vIOIlaToRs

Chicago. H.. Sept 35.-Oniy three
violations OF the Sunday closing law
were reported to the police. The re-
ports follow:
James Jira, 22os Wentworth Ave-
nue., at lao p. NJ. view In front was
obstructed and men were inside drink
ing beer.
Mrs. Scuxtorniak. ii0f West Forty
ninth Place. two men came out side
door with four bottles Of beer at 1850
o'clock IN the morning.
Restaurant ia rear Of r. r. Tuch's
saloon. 11sls Front Avenue, Pullman,
six men drinking beer in kitchen: beer
and whlskey found In kitchef, icebox.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
ATTEND CONVENTION
IN CLIFTON FORCE

Acting under a resolution Of Coun-
Gil, Mayor Ainslie yesterday named
-FOUR delegates to the annual meeting
OF the League of Virginia Municipali-
ties. which meets In Clifton Forge to-
day.
Those named by the Mayor are:
II c. Cofer, e. r. Fuller. Carter C.
Jones and George c. Ruskel They
viii leave for Clifton Forge today,
and Will be In the little mountain city
Tor three days. The officials and citi-
sens of Clifton Forge have arranged
a fine program for the entertainment
of the delegates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
Braves Cap.urc Two.

Boston, Sept. c5.--Boston won two
games from Pittsburg today. to 0
and 3 to 2. The second game was q
pitching battle between Mamaux and
Reulbach. the former having a little
the better Of 1t, but receiving ragged
support. Hcnus Wagner was on the
bench in this game. johnson playing
first. In the flrst game ]. G. Smith. Of
the Braves, got four singles In four
times at bat, driving in four OF Bos-
toms Ave runs. The Braves will play
OF Saturdays tie game with Pittsburg
Wednesday morning. This plan We
allowed by National League ofYicials 10
as not to conflict with the Red 6ox,
who return here for their frst home
game after their triumphal invasion OF
the West Wednesday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
HORNETS GET ANOTHER
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Carl Rays Generosity With Free
Passes Gave Charlotte d
to Victory.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Charlotte, N. c., Sept. 26.-Lefty
Carl Rays eleven bases on balls In
four innings, plus one lone swat, gave
the Charlotte Hornets a 6 to 1 win
here this afternoon In the fourth game
Of the Newport News-Chariotte series
and evened the count once more, this
time at two wins each.
Steve CASTOR. former member OF the
Newport News team, stood the Viz
ginians on their heads. AT. no time
was he in danger and had 1t not been
for slow fielding and an error. would
not have been scored on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.---Cicotte's hurl-
ing held the Yankees to one tally to-
day, while the Sox ronlped away With
five at the expense of Russell and
Love. Russell pitched fair brand
Of ball. but a double and a single in
the third counted one against him.
and Feiseh's homer made another.
Love came to the mound In the eighth
and was bumped for three tallies.
F'elsch's double driving In two. The
contest ended the local American
League season here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
HrCHM0ND DEI.n0ATDS
TO w. G. r. U. CONVENTION.

HsAdsl BY Mrs. william NJ. Bicksrs.
PRECEDENT Of the kichmehd ". G. +. u.
delegates from Nichmond and vicinity
left yesterday morning for TAsewsll
10 attend the W. G. =. U. state con-
vsntiOn which begins IL session this
H srss' e - Ss~.a u; =. d.1ss1.s; s. e.
~. Lo.sr ana ~. Pssri Valentine =
The ssAventlsA viii ~ y ssssion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
y q
RpGfOyn.

SUMMARY: Two-base hits-Hlnch-
man. 2. Konetchy. Three base hit
Carey Stolen base-w9lhoit Sacri-
Ace hit-Tyler. Double plays--w.
Wagner to Siglin: Baird, Sglin to j.
Wagner; Egan. Maranvnle to Ko-
netchy. Bases on balis--Off Grimes.
4; off Tyler, l.. Struck out-By
Grimes. 5; by Tyler. IL. Passed balls
w, Wagner. 2. Ump,res-Quigley
and Brown. Time--1:45.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
FOX IS RETAINED AS
PORTSMOUTH MANAGER

Portsmouth. Va, Sept. 25.-James
Fox. who made such a good showing
with the local club this year, has
placed his cognomen to a contract to
pilot the Truckers next season. Jim"
mas left for bis home in Georgia, but
he VIII return early next spring. Prac-
tically all of the players have been
placed on the reserve list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
DRUNK WHEN, CAUGHT.
Alleged Auto Thief Caught; Plea o
alcaw VHkp N0A tn GAvA Him.

Alleged Auto Thief Caught; Plea Of
SICK wife Not to save Him.
Chicago. Ill. Sept. 3S.--4eorge
Fawcett, s4i East Forty.second Street,
will appear against Louis Moore,
held a. an automobile thiAf, In spite
Of the DAct that Moore's wife 10 re-
ported TO b critically Ill OF consump-
$loh at the Bridgewell Hospital, where
che u held a. Z witness.
II don't believe the stories about
Noore's misfoftune," FAwcett said.
'sHo wa intoxicated when ne was
caught. and I have no sympathy for
his sort"
Moore was affestsa after a chase
following his theft Of rwcett's car,
His Wife told the police he had stolen
tho automobile to take her for q
ride. ~ the doctor had said abe need
"a fresh or.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
Re.I Cor a4au WINNING.

Cleveland, sept 25.-Boston made
II three out of four from Cleveland
by winning the final game today. to
0. Ruth allowed seven hits and kept
them we'll scattered. Smith. Beebe
and Gould worked for the Indians
The Red Sox won by punching hits IN
the fourth ana NTH of Smith. Turn
err starred in the field.
Cleveland.
Players. Alb. r. II. o. A. e.
GrAney. II. ...... 0 0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
American Association

Minneapolis. .; IL, o; Milwaukee.
0; 9; 4.
ct. Paul, &; 8: 1: Kansas City. 1:
Z: 0.
Ne ether games scheduled. ----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-26
Charlotte.

Summary. Stolen bases-Anderson,
Nicholson, C Smith. Paschall, Wrat-
ten. Sacrifice hits-Gaston fO, An
derson. Two base hit-Paschall.
Three base hit-C. Smith. Double
piay-Nicholson to Clancy to Me-
Glade. Struck out--By Ray. Z; by
CASTOR, s. Bases on balls--Of Ray
IL; off CASTOR. 1. Left on bases
Charlotte, II; Newport News. 6.
Earned runs-Charlotte. 4. Time
1850. Umpires-Biackbur and Buck
lev AttendAnce-b00.