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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
ZBYSZKO AND MARVEL DRAW,
Neither Gafns . Fall In over Two
Hours Of wrestling.

The Masked Marvel and Wladek
Zbyszko met in the big bout at the Man.
haitian Opera House last night, and
after . hours and % minutes OF fruitless
wrestling the arrival OF the midnight
hour. brought the struggle to an end.
II was a good bout, but the two
wres-lers were so evenly matched that
neither could gain any appreciable ad-
vantage and they seemed as far from a
fan when they quit as they were when
they began.
There were only two other bouts, In
the first Anton Irsa threw Karl Noeel
with a chan cry hold in ) minutes and
as seconds, and In the second George
Jmrich downed Pierre le Colosse with a
hody and arm hold In 10 minutes and
80 seconds. FoShall Keene with r
marty Of guests occupied one of the
loxes ard Joan Sawyer. with rome Of
her friends was In another.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
YOLLMER SKATERS
A WORLDS RECORD
New York 4. c. Crack Swims
$50 Yards In | Minute
90 - Seconds.
HE Is TINED OFFICIALLY

He-be-: = voiimer. crsek swimmer Of
the New Tc-S A c. -. a e vcrhte
$50 yards swimming -ecord last night.
SCATTERING Ire Old mark o. / minute -
Us seconds. established by c. NJ
Daniels n England in 1893. vci!r,er d.d
ire die:ane In ! :. t-s IN the New York
A c tank. where he coupe;ed In the
trial. % the 100 yard Metropolitan A
A I. championship swimming event He
easily won The 49, heA: Md continued
OF Ger AIRY yAot. Vclluser's perfor-
nlaSce a.sc created n new American A.
A L. r-rori. the hes: previous mark
setas made b. Daniels IL :. SIS
Three Official A A. L. tinekeepc
Cooked Nol.ue- Ia bis RESORT break
[s performance snd as Re . tire
required sS-rr..re SUI; the1s e no
reason TO t,ub: :ha: the rev -ecc-d will
rard Nol,r-ers time FOR the 100 yards
was - seconds ;A-ee-a.;hs o, a second
s,owe- thAr ~ world reNcri FOR tina,
d.s-srce. which IL held by Daniels
Nclire-s performance was nos un-
expected lie showed championship
form about a month ago n the y. Y.
A . pool. when he ~~sm 100 yards
n 81 i-S seconds. thr~e-f.,hs OF q sec-
ord better than tAe worlds reco-d set
by pa-'e's n E-glani n 1907. This
mark Of Noi.-ers was made wiki IN
practice for the championship swim and
car- OF b> regarded as Official IN any
sens
-Four swimmers qualified las: night
Cor tie frLs .! the 100 yard event
which will :Ake place Tomorrow evening
az the New York A G. II addition 20
Ncllre- they were T " McCann o.
the New YORK A -. Fhi,:p :. Herbert,
also O, ire New Yo-k A =. and Charles
Lee. J.. q Cc'YwS.1 University Noli-
uer defeated He-he-- N the aS. heat.
while N-cArn o-tssA- Lee ,n th-
other tes'. M-Ca-r- time Tor IRE eec-
c5d 'ca; wss : minute ard one-sSh
sscqrd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11

! have only It's res. .rterest-as vei, as
inoee OF eoxiag-at hear NC ! would
therefore respectfully urge tina Noy.as
II arrnores oe allowed Just one ,rai
BEFORE ;udgnsr; - Passed On II ! tote
mat an invitation has been sent TO you
70 attend ths show IN :Ae Severty.ass,
Regiment Arrory Thursday r.Ea: /
would earnestly request LAT you have
at less. . representative ;her IL one
single Objectionable feature IS reported
20 Q this commission will prohibit
Other shows o. TIA; nature in arror.es
unless otherwise Instructed ~ YOU
weock STATED that re had heard from
both MAtc-5ea. O'Ryar ard Alt
Ger S~,cteenuy yesterday but ;hat
neither had ;ake- a d~dn!.A san In
the matter, AID II looked a; ia; time a.
though tire responsibility * sAact.on.ns
or tore:dd.ns tAe rous res;e! with he
boxing Commission Tce.e A. Annoy
commission vh.ch holds t.tle - state
arnotee ard though Wsnck sax roth
ing about the :nter,esence 81 tbs CON-
mss Il was hia:ei yesterday that
TIE arupry Co-1ri or hAt failed 80
give is Approve! 20 -he proposed bouts
in the Tventy-se>ori Regiment Amor,
II was Su-he- stated ira. the RDx!us
Comm ss.on had been Informed that ;he
procS~ed lease o. re building ,o- Aox-e
Was detective AID ;hat TIE spor Wound
not Be allowed
Arrangements Rad Seen made - cage
re bout between Freddy Welsh. the
lightweight champion. And Johnny Dun-
dee a. the frs; STOW os tire Seyerty-h-s;
Regiment IATnc-y O. Thursday night
Charles :. Harvey. formerly sec-etA-' 81
tie Boxing Commission. Is he Graraee-
for the bout scheduled for tire Seventy
Arr He announced las. nirh, tSai
there vas a rig advance Al q seats
BIZ, in the face % the opposition o. ne
Governor there appears to be .-tle
chance TRAIT the match Will Re he'd.
u e understood that there "a LITTLE or
no objection 20 rnemhe.s % ire res
meni. appearing IN oS.ug c1npet.ticns
among themselves. cu: the objections a-s
against utilizing the a-c-es fo- to
benefit OF professional lighters and FRO
rroter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
DUNDEE DEFEATS MURPHY.
New Workers. speed and Cleverness
BanI~ Phiiadrlphian,

ApELrHiA. Jan. lo-Johrny Dun
des 81 New YORK defeated Jimmy
Murphy - West Philadelphia tonight
IN a rattlInG fast bout. pundee's speed
u cleverness completely ha"ei
Murphy. who missed many well aimed
punches hy hairbreadth margins.
Dundee with straight .efts cut
Murphy's mouth In the second and In the
fourth round n right cut Murphy over
the eye and in tNe sixth Murphy ran
into a couple Of r!sht hooks that brought
the blood from his cheek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
HENH WAGNER RELEASED.
Red sox Are Through VIII In
a.,der who was star In Past.

BosroN, Jan lo-Charles Wagre
more generally known as Hein!e Wagner
was released unconditionally today by
President Lannln OF the Red Sox- He
probably will be engaged by one OF the
intern Ational League clubs as manager.
Wagner's usefulness 10 the boston
team ended when Jack Barry was pnr-
Chased from ,he Athletics 10 play Sec
ord base Usinie came 10 Boston in
1905. when he succeeded Parent at
short. He infused "a good deal OF ginger
INTO the inaeld and was particularly
strong IN defensive work. In lsl%
rheumatism kept him out most OF the
season. hut during the 1915 campaign
he filled in acceptably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
DILLON BATIERS FLYNN.
Lighter MAJ StagRers Bostoninn
Halt = Dosen Times.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. lO.--Jack Dillon
OF Indianapolis gave Perky Flynn. the
RoSion heavyweight, an art SITE trim.
ming IN eight rounds here Tonight, TIE
fght, wfnich Was full ~ action. was a
match Of punch throughout, with Dillon
"A half dozen times staggering his heavier
opponent WIKI right smashes 10 the Jaw.
FlyIn's left eye was closed In the
third round. His only effective blow
was a right swing to the side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
SEEKS L l. FOR BOUTS.
Boaiag Committee of 4. 4. I
Plans for sestor championships.

A meeting OF the boxing committee O.
the Metropolitan Association e. tire A
A. L. was held Yesterday 10 discus.
plans FOR holding the senior champion
ships OF the association. II rS> Die ar
ransemer:s Will he made - hAv" :; .
championships held under she auspices
Of one .. the clubs Belonging 20 the as
scc.A;,on which hclds a boxing license
from the state.
A committee cs I'VE Mas appointed 90
seek bids And report 20 the full commit
tee on January -. Tsose appointed ~
TIE special committee are J +. Boyle.
y. Crawford. II. = Quinn &. n. Berger
and Z. +. Erickson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
CALLS FED DEALS LEGAL.
p~partment Of Justice Refsses TO
Make investigation.

wAsUISG-oS. Jan. l0-The Depart
men, q justice. n a ,e;;er 20 Re7-sen-
-a,.ve J. Charles L.rth.cum o! BAIL
more. -o-day declined 10 investigate the
merger o.. .h4 Fe5e-al League with or
E.r.zed baseball. O Carol Todd. as
s.stan: % the Attorney General. stated
tia; the Sherman antitrust .av Was
not. violated ~ tire establishment OF
a baseball monopoly.
Ar..r -rceiyirg the le.'-- Nj Linthl-
..uu declared that he 'll take W the
question with :Nc ! ic-a! League OH
c.a,s IL RA.;m.:-. and :! a feasible
nlan can Ne devised by which Congress,
si0ua! invest CATION ot the merser can
- h-ough, abou, Re MI! introduce a
resolution directing hat the inquiry be
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11

F.g-." 'tA> e'ol w,do ,Nor, w1r'l
81 hs ~ opponents IN Wis practice
matches a. l',E'S Yesterday. In the
u|irruunr 20 boa, julius knnpey ?-n
o. ; ans ayer,s"d - 80 lie maze
mus ~ lu; An 9s. William raur
I,t'ri .N the "Ncr.us "a succeeded IN
5 nr g II pN'nts before Cassicuol mad,
$50 This tine Csssienols average vs.
oVl, - lo-l6 and his Nrs; run Was IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
SAYS TENER WASIN DARK
pr"'fuss Explains Why Presiden I
M I'Hgu- Was 50 R~etic~nt.

t-rG, Pa, Jan. l0.-President
T.. tr,yruss o., the pit,sbure hase.
l+ t~rUWruiiug on the criticisms
! PRES ent TeGer by newspaper
N"T York because he did not
= 20" peace talk at the late con-
" ,-'Ween rho National and Fed
So" representatives, said to-day
49, Tener I'D not know what
z on unttl he ,Dreyfuss) had
' '", report from n conference in
y 10 took part with Sinclair. Gil
! hermann, Hampstead and Gaff-
'' mann had cornered Dreyfuss In
.''a,sr - office and asked him 10
y o. Nr..a'r, which the P!ttsburg
Y Used 70 40 untl Sinclair had
rr''eg Ur1!p@i'ion. DreyfuS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
~. Francis Wins clos. Game.

So Francis Prep defeated E.rasmu,
yesterday 10 TO II, The first half wn,
extremely close, Erasmus leading , TO
when the period ended. 81. Franci,
worked a little harder In the second hail
and wac four points ahead ut the end
Hildebrand Of st. Francis and Auchtev
Ionic OF Erasmus were the starr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
Terry Wins From Lewis.

~ tho amateur is hl.klne ,ourna
mc"; a; the Rrook'Nn R'ilari Academy
last r,Shi e Il Terry, PLAYING @00. Dc.
fcated e r Lows, lHo. The score wss
zoo - 'tN Terry hal high runs % -
ard - Lewis made hsh ms ~ IS
and -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
POLY PREP AN EASY WINNER.
Beats Brooklyn Prep Five by Score
81 ~ IN -.

The Poly pep basketball team easily
defeated the BROOKLYN Pep team on tho
Poly Prep court IN DrooAlyn YESTERDAY
The Livingston street students carried
on the houors by the score of % TO IA
Mendcs was the star FOR the winners and
Harrison Was the best Of the losers
contingent. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
FOIL TITLE WON BY A TOUCH
v. y. y. ". A.. Keats
~. n. Ebry In Final Bout.

y. EeiATCoI-t 81 TIE Nep York M!li-
ta-y Academy won tHe a-nual Junior
fc!. to~Urutl-a: - the Fercers LEAGUE
-. America al the IVES, SIDE Y NJ g. A
las night Y X Ftey " the Fak.rs
Cluh WAS sero-d ard r a Tucker O.
'he West Side y. NJ Z. \. rh,rd. Re,sn.
court EAey ard Tucker each won TWO
bouts IN the finals and tire winner was
determined or the basis - touches
scored As sgHt touches wee scored
agaius' Retancourt IN tHe anals. TO rine
against Ehey and ten gains Tucker, tho
Military Academy fn.lsnan won the
tournament and gold medal by a mar
gin o' ore touch.
:. 'he p-eNU!TA-'es Ehey easily took
the measure Of Be~taucour.. SO. and I,
Was somewhat 81 4 surprise 20 the
gallery - see ;re Military AcaderS man
turn the tables in the Anals, winning
by IS.
There we're eight competitors, Y
Betsucourt. r n Miller and II S.auel
OF the New York Military Academy, r
W, butcher Of the New York A. G.
A r. Townsend, Fencers Club; 4. J.
~JoCNwic, Turn Ne~e.n H. X. Ehey.
FaNrs club, and y r Tucker. West
Side Y VI . \. az these Re,arcou-,
Ehev, Tucker and Jorkwig qualified FOR
the finals. The summaries follow
PEELIMINARIEs
s'rir No fucker defeated Miller. -
defeated Miller, - and butcher, -
Miller defeated butcher. - ruck.r wcr
3 bouts, 10 ~iug O., Miller l and butcher
s,r.p - c..E.,y defeated Pstancou-t
"a Gique', - and Townsend 50
Brtar"nurt defeated G!que'. IS. and
Townsend. -, GiIucI defeated Town
send. f--s Ehav won > bouts. ne,arrcur,
/. GiqD-l / and Townsend
FINALS.
T Ker defeated locking. 81, and
Reisurogrt, s.; Ehev defeated ruck.r
II. and locking. "a. Betsnrour, Al.
feated JNckins. 30, and Eh-y, 81
He'angourt won :, Eeey :, Tucker : ana
JoCklng q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
Chuck X nocks Oat BASIN.

BATTLING Chuck knocked out Robbie
Basin last night In the frs, round Of
their bout NJ the Vanderbilt A. C..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
BROOKLYN WINS AT POLO.
Riding and Driving club Beats
Newark Troopers ~ to 1.

The Essex Troop Of Newark. the crack
militia cavalry 81 New jersey. WAS de-
tea,ed at polo last night by a score 81
is to by the Brooklyn Riding ard
Driving Club. The game. played IN
Brooklyn, was one O, TIE series 10 fur
nish data for the hand!cappers uf the
Indoor Polo Association, who are pre-
pairing for the coming iuterclub match
circuit The mounts. supplied by the
home team, were especially handy and
fast.
The Brooklyn trio forced matters from
tho first throw In n rapidly gained a
big lead. Mitchell making the first goal
IN one minute Kopke was the surest
hitter for the home cam. but all were
strong In placing and blocking. The
Newark troopers were more In accord
with their mounts in the second period
and showed some clever team work,
The trooper did not score In the first
period, the Lavenders leading them by
s goals. Fouls for crossing reduced
the totals. but the I~avenders Won finally
by Is TO I. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
n. Y. U. BEATS GEORGETOWN.
New York Basketball Team Rcuts
Foes by ~ to 80.

w~AsnrN5rcS. Jan. ln-rhe New
York University basketball team invaded
he capital tonight and completely
routed ,ae Georgetown University team
n \ fas ard interesting game nv a
sore a.. IS - 80. Ru; so- a ru-N~- 90
fouls made by she visitors G-u-seto~
would have o-en defeated more der-
s.yel!l
\: the end 81 the f-e aSlr the sSN-~
stood .. 20 s In favor .. the N!o,et and
Blue quintet. soon after the second
hsl. was under ssy the visiting coach
sent IN an entire team OF substitutes
Cummings. White and Storey we're the
s-ars q the Sa-nc .or 'Ne NeS Workers
To ''"sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11

score-Lav-nders, is. Easex Troop, !.
Individual goals-Hdley IL. Kopk- l.
Mitchell 3, Borden. Husk Penalties Fouls
against Haley, Mitchell borden and Husk
Refcree-Frsnk FaVCett,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
TIGERS DOWN LAFAYETTE.
Captain Of Losers knocked out
Early In Game-scor~ IN to 10.

PRINCETON. Jan. io-F-rcc,o- DE-
.ea;ed Lafayette. - - 10. here tN.s
evening t. 4 basketball! game whirN Vas
i~tst.e>s ard rAgsci from NHis''N -
whistle The Tigers took tNe ,ead eA-,v
and were never headed Ne.,Ae- team
exhibited much IN the NAY o. passing w
aggressive attack. and both showed TIRE
efcSts q. the loaS vacation.
Haas was the Princeton star. Doing
the Hons share q: the defensive work
and netting tao hSSke;s ~ Wet MS
passing was .as; and accurate AID 10
MAS :he Ike O: the team. latay cites
game received a setback early IN t-e
second half, when CAPT. Stone was
knocked ouL. THoNe,. played \ good
game FOR Lafayette ~ forward. scoring
a majority " the points for his team
The lneur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
Poly Prep

Poly Prep. po-, BROOKLYN Prem.
Mendcs, ..,,. Lef forward. 49,. Harrison
Redmond ... Right onward. DuckI.y
Nns'rtnd ....... Centre" .......... Hurley
HlpkN '',..'..l .et' guard ,....,... Heb
kt-'dE ... Rlght guar. ,, skinner
Scors-ppi. Prep, -. RrnOklyn Prem. /.
score at the end ~ the first periodically,
hr'oS,'" Ig,sp = co.'s from hs,t-
Buckley Hsrris-, skinner Goals from
toul-M"ndes, Harrison, 8. Substitutes
LAWYER for Nostrsud, Flu, hs Tor Hipkin,
ORNurk. for Hehl, Lynch for O'Rourke
Referee Ffschsl Time of pertods-is
minutes,
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EgzN ......, l-Nv forward .... NJ NLl''
'Ar- ..... Rish, INWARD. ItNrs
S,r-.y ........ C-r'-~ ....... Bs-s.at~.
81 ming Right gGz- tHf-~t
waite. ... --r guar NF.y
S~,rt-S-~ Nn-k uriv.--ity ii george.
.oSr. =. Co... ,-cm vou-.-o'naA {.
Cu--v. Kelly. sullivan . ExAa. ti..a 5
storey : cu'u-;iass : VIE. k....-g :.
Ca-ga e. Coal 'rom fagl r~-Nr 8
sullivan. Whi:e :. tsttgAe-s-Sl'H-
van ,gr curry ksvAnausN Coz McNI.ry
Cav Ser' so- B-raHc;ri Nssuis- fNr NAsA.
rAusN He-Se. fcr Kelly. kervsy sor ~. S.
N~Ai'as - Cam. GAIA for EEA-. Mooney
'Nr STOREY. F1au.ca'-lt 'cr Cummings
Es.---f-'oNihov"r GNc-sstowr Umpire
- T.agies
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=. Kar defeated locking. - and
ReiaurOgrt, s.: Ehev defeated tucker
-. and locking, "a. Betsnrour, A.
feated JNckins. 30, and Eh-y, 81
He'angourt won :, Eeey :, Tucker : ana
JoCklng q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11

said the president wa beinG un5ustly
treated and ouch; TO he set right.
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:, rr--rriuce,oU. -. Ia.Ays.'s 90
score arsi ha.:-Pr,aceto0. q. IAfEy~tte.
I Goals from fe !-Pr'~rr.ou. F,-es. .
Davies . Mass, :. ArT!gae. Ia.Ay.t,e
Taylot GoA.s from toul-Prirtetpn.
Has. : Fer~~. ! lArsve,te. rroHe.l )
uts,iiutes-Princefnu. Foster Tor Davies.
Buttervorth FOR McTlgu~, Cuueo Tor Ray.
4. Lafayette, Thomas for Henderson.
Henderson for stone, i.ouien for RoseathA,
Rcieree-Thorpe. Columbia T'ne ~
halves-.o minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-11
ro.pAY'S NEW ORLEANS CARD

r,--- Rec>-For wa,tgns three var o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

Beginning to-day the midday scr
vices Will be resumed at the Young
Womens Christian Association. Central
Building. On Wednesday Of each
week there will be fiftecn-minute
talk. from 1:15 to 1870. and all women
and girls are invited. Miss Marietta
Smith will conduct the service to-day.
The regular monthly meeting Of TIL.
Alumnac Association of the Richmond
Training School for KindcrEartners
will be held this afternoon at o o'clock
in the Virginia Mechanics Institute
Building. Miss Lucy Coleman, prin-
cipal OF the training school, VIII lee
ture on Child Study
general meeting of the Council of
Jewish Women Will be held in the as
sembly room OF Temple Beth .Ahabah
tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The program OF the evening will be:
Opening prayer, DR.. Il. y. Calisch.
An address. work for Israers Wo-
men" Rev. Morris S. Lazaron. ID. D..
of Baltimore Violin solo, Jay bono
hue. Vocal solo. Miss Marian Stern
The Woodland Heights Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will hold
its regular monthly meeting at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. d. G. Wilson. 600 West Thir.
tieth Street. Woodland Heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
Continued From Yesterday

Clayton Went directly to StnnIeys
nome. where he found Harold await
Ing him. There, in pursuance Of the
piin theE had hi; upon that morning
haroid proceeded to make UP" the ar
list as nearly as possible to resemble
Pierre La Rue. He himself was con-
tent with such disguise as a pair Of
face-hidnG goggles and L chauffeur
livery afforded him.
Thence, descending 10 Harold's walt
ing motor car, the disguised CLAYTON
got into the tonncau. Harold climbed
10 the front seat, settled himself at the
steering wheel. and with q glance at
MS watch. started the car toward Clay
tons studio
The stuoio at that very moment
CHANGED TO be occupied Pierre La
Rue and Nanya Tosca. by means of a
DUPLICATE key. had just entered it.
ITS all right" he was saying,
We got one of the men posted on the
roof across the court. If worst comes
TO worst, we can make a getaway
there. The others ought TO be here in
few Misunderstanding and Clayton
and the girl. It's one minute of g."
lie strobe TO the window and, con-
cealing himself behind the flmy cur
tains. looked down into the street be-
low Nanya joined him at his post
of vantage.
There's a car turning in at the
curb" she said. presently. "Perhaps-"
She broke OFF with - gasp OF eenu-
me amazcmcnt. Even the iron nervcd
supercriminal at her side could not re-
press violent start OF surprise. Both
OF them stared In dumb incret!ulity
down into the street. The motor car
tor which Nanya had called her com
panion's attention had drawn up at
the curve. It's snlartly livcried and
GoEgled chauffeur had jumped down
and opened one of the tonncau doors
Out stepped--Pierre Lii Rue!
Or. at least. out stepped man who
ut that distance was the living image
of Pierre La Rue. The crisp black
beard. the tumbled hair under the un-
conventional hat. the pose OF the hend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
WILL SELL SOFT DRINKS
i'itzburh SPARKS, wril-!Snown Liquor
Dealer. Ia Tni>r over McCo.'s
Old Stand.

T. l." Sparks. until last night en-
gagged III the conduct Of a Broad street
cafe, said yesterday afternoon that lie
had made arrangements to take over
the cigar stand at the southwest cor
ner o: Eighth and Broad Streets under
lease. The establishment is now
conducted by w. :. Mccoy.
The report has been circulated for
several weeks. first denied and again
gaining circulation, ito the effect that
the Chiids Restaurants. of New York
VIII lease the building now occupied
By Sparks Cafe. This rumor has been
circulated for some time. but those in
u position TO know have declined To
discuss the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
How II All IJcenn.

Harold Stanley IL In love with Florence
Montr"Sc. daughter OF DE- NoniFose. who
has snen, ''!s life ,pertccc,,ng machine to
:rlcEcnate humanity. Stanley Is hunting
NE slayer OF fourteen wealthy Sew Workers.
Because r!orcu"c catches .igh If the Inu:.
nerer when Stanicy's father Is made the
Nlte>nth Crimson stain victim in her homo.
!'icrFe La Rue. the slayer. hypnoti2es her.
Shc IS revived. ana when tho sixteenth
Tr! . IS slain in the apartInent, o: yapya
lcSCit she HEds NEnya hypnotlzeu and pho
iographs La i;Le's image in hc- eyes. nu:
Layton rarrith. mysterious detective. ''ac-
c'o"ntalIy drops and breaks the photo
EFanhie plat. Later Mrs Clayton gives
4 'Hns': ball. and Stanley goes disguised
La Rue. lilo is riv,n 4 So 90 ncci;iacc
stolen from Mrs. Clayton ~ ono OF La
it. hrrchm.n III. man Is rsCaptnc
As Harold Is telling 'IorcEc. low lie &c
clr,u H.. hIn'l reaches through the cur
tains and sratChrs the necklace. 'rhr thief
rscares after struggle with Stanley.
Sooeri Clayton visits Sanya and she sccrc Is
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dcringly at La Rue himself.
But Pierre. after that first brief
start OF surprise, was himself again.
and he had already formed his own
idea of the situation. But his face
was livid with fury and the Crimson
stain iiarcd holly IN his eyes
Go lie Continued To- MorrowO
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Jonc. and Montague to Speak.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October
31.-Congressman William 4. Jones
Democratic nominee for reelection in
the First District, and Congressman 4.
J. Montague. of the Third District.
will address the voters Of Frcdericks-
burg and vicinity in the courthouse at
Frederick sburs tomorrow night, at s
o'clock. 1t is expected that large
crowd will greet the two Congress-
men.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF managers of the Virginia
Home for 1ncurables will be I'D this
morning at II o'clock at the home
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her home in Fredericksburg. after
spending several months in this city.
WONEN's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of manages OF the Baptist
lionsc for Aged Women will take place
this morning at IL o'clock at the home.
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The regular rehearsal Of the S,
CeceliG Chorus Will be held to-day at
o'clock In St paurs music room.
the day of meeting having been
changed.