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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11

STOCKKEEPER-R young man; refer
cncp. Jamerson Clothes shop, lA@o 'hcst-
nut St. bctweeu and 10 a. m
ANTED-First-Class shpjOn"rs and car
ucnters for poiu"r work; ship carpenters,
small boat builders. Woodworking machine
hands, ull.rouud mHchinists, marine pine
nttcrs brass muldcrs and CorcmakcrS
painters. shipGtters, Apply in person or by
letter giving particulars OF experience and
age EMPLOYMENT BUREAl, Newport
News Shipbutldng and Dry Dock Co.. New
port N"ws, Va.
Young man, experienced in whole,
sale notion business; good opportunity; IS
miles from Philadelphia; state experience ana
SALARY desired VI n3i. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. Is to 80, to work In shipping
and Labelling department; steady position
chance to learn and advance hours Z 80 to
a:lO: salary to start 81 per week. Address
III, Ledger othCo.
YOUNG MAN wanted to sell; salary Sl2 to
start Apply u. m. sharp Room COL
GuS Chestnut 81.
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DREssMAK1Na AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DREsSMARING
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1875 GTRARD AVE. POPLAR 1874
THE MCDOWELL Dressmaking School-Easy
modern methods; small payments. 3OI
Denckla Bldg, tth and Market SITS
DRESSMAKtNG taught from any pattern
mon. and aft. sessions. Send for cir Column
ban DressmaliuE School, 1885 Columbia ave-
DRESSMAEER French. wants few more APP
pointmcnts; advanced styles. 11Os Walnut
st Phone Walnut B45s
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

LET US ESTIMATE to coat your roof and
AMERiCAN RooFiSG CO., 1888 Ridge ave.
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vICTRoLAs WANTED

Highest prices paid for slightly used talk
ing machines all calls promptly attended TO-
Address l. 3OS Ledger Office.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for gentlemen's dis:
CHrded clothing. Friedman Brothers. 14AA
South. Phone Dickinson 6lh6. |
WANTED Sedan body for Ford car.
BOY No. II Us. Ledger Central.
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SALESMAN wanted We have good opening
for q young man. Salary 500 per month to
start Excellent chance for increase. Must
invest few thousand dollars, Company es-
tablished and prosperous and will give plenty
Of time for Investigation. Answer must give
age and experience. VI $50. Ledger Central.
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BoYS, over 10 years. for pIecng and card
fe, ding in snnnnE department. ]. & T..
Allen, 1850 sheldon St, Germantown.
BOYS. over III. wanted I'm laundry to make
themselves generally useful: wages So to
IO10 Vine
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BOOSEEEPER, young man, 8 years' office OK
poriencc, Al references, desires connection
with manufacturer having facilities to manu-
fHCturc and market my patented household
speciality; Investigate, your opportunity. IL
80. Ledger Central.
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SEWORh-Wanted, a white woman Tor
neral housework. b 80. Ledger ONCE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11

and waiting; no washing:
white; reference. 3i2. Poweton ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11

and waitress. Protestant, to
assist in small wash; very small family In
West Phlla reference. Meet employer Room
2O5 COS Chestnut St. Wednesday. . p. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11

PATENTS. Send sketch for free opinion
pay eNorhitant fees; no has better ia
ctlittes for doinE your work than we have
and our fees are reasonable.
FOSTER & WEBSTER Suite Osl
1Oll Chestnut st. Bell phone, Walnut 1864.
GAS. COMPANY now forming profitable con
sOlidation with two other companies in
New Jersey; would like to negotiate with
parti- who would be Interested either In
financing part Of the new construction work
or in handling the new securities. 455,
Ledger Central.
HAVE LARGE TRACT OF undeveloped oil land
in Wyoming. surrounded by producing wells:
want partner with some capital to take
tive interest in development on cooperative
plani big opportunity; large prospective
profits. Frank S. Lewis. 1924 Chestnut,
WOULD You INVEST $1,000 in a business
making $500 average net profit per year?
Will stand the striCtest Investigation. l.. >,
Ledger Branch. 18th and Columbia ave.
Business places sold: have BUYERS No fees
ARTHUR ]. LEGPOtD
424 South sd 12lS Chestnut ST.
s5 A MONTH secures interest in growing or
HARRY DARLINGTON. 1920 Chestnut st
PICTURE THEATRE, $500; earns S45-SB5
weekly; trial. good bus loc.i worth $4,000;
genuine sacrifice, l. Ii0, Ledger Central.
BUSINESS BOUGHT AND SOLD
FRANK ;. LEWIS, lj2+ Chestnut st.
APARTMENT HOUSE 40 rms; I5-rm house;
monthly payments. Heffelhnger, 1909 Arch.
MULTIGRAPHING business for sale: best
cquip'nt; excel. clientele, /. B5s. Led. Cent
RESTAURANT. central. feeding 600 people a
day, cheap. Herelfnger, 1908 Arch.
WANTED-Second-han hand set WestInghouse
shock absorbers. 49, Ledger Office.
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BOARDING
SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL location; special scientific carol
nervous, elderly; every comfort; nursesi
bookLet: DR.: Randal city line. Chestnut Hin;
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STORAGE

CONTINENTAL.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
PACKING, MOVING. SHIPPING
Rugs Carpets cleaned. secured stored.
Bell Locust lO6O-Phones-lley.. Race 41B0
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AUTO TIRES
business OPPORTUNITIES

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 miles Compare prices.
GRIMS. 23G y. Broad ST.
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by taking advantage Of the free service to
Ledger help wanted advertisers.
Miss Dean, I'm the Commercial Registry
Bureau al Ledger Central, has records OF
young lady applicants for all kinds Of office
work and can usually submit several quail
tiei applicants quickly
Tell Miss Dean what yOu want
Walnut or Main 5000,
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Continued from Preceding Column

INSTITUTION housekeeper or matron, middle-
aged, exp. satisfactory ref. II 1924, Lcd. OFF.
SITUATION WANTED-Woman, colored. good
cook; lght housework; ref. 1894 Addison,
companion; will travel. II 500 Ledger OF.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

tICHoLIS, 1925 Bainbridgo St, has compe-
tent chaudeurs; buffers, second man, ex-
lsh, Irish. German. parlor and chamber
maids, Mattresses, for frst-caas families
infant nurses, etc. Wanted. couples. SO to
$50; several 81 to sS cooks. kItChenmads,
housewOrkors for apartments: references.
Phone Locust 9130.
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CHILDNURSE to so TO country, care OF
two little girls. and 1 years: Protestant
preferred: wages 81 and carfare. Address
N G. r., +. O. Box 1906
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WANTED--Cooks chambermaids, childnurse,
housework girls, middlc-aged women house.
keepers and cook for Catholic Rectoryi but.
lers and cooks first t-class help wanted Wom-
an for houscwOrk, TO sleep out. Miss Rose
Dougherty. 1919 Glrnrd ave.
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MRS. MINZBAFF. 1880 Christian (Dick. 5t5)
Cooks. buffers, chambermaids, Kitchen
maids. French German guVernesses, laun ses.
wANTED-Episcopal Office, 3t2 s. 18th st.,
cooks. Mattresses, ChambermaIds. nurses,
laundrcsses, Kitchen maids
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employment
Club. 22I S. Sydnmhnm Mllh and MnlnuO.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
Classification VIII be Found ON PAGE 2
BooKKEEPER. exp, can secure a good-pay-
ing, permit. position. with excellent oppoT-
tunity for advancement. Must be neat. quick
and accurate. Goldsten Bros, 1908 Hilbert.
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AUTO REPAIRING

CYLINDERS REBORED now plstons and
rings furnished. weddings and braZng. n. B
Underwood Co. 1925 Hamilton St. Phila.
SPEEDoMETER TROUBLES
See BILLY at his new location.
BIO ". RROAD ST.
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BOYS wanted. II years and over Alfred
Wolstenhome & Son. 2ith and Allegheny.
CARPENTERS-All men for gen. car.
zprnterinE work Apply II. X. Muford Co.
GlonOldon, Pa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. women; hOuse-
hold necessities. Salary and commission.
MM A. SHULL. 1l2 y. 4th 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
COURT RIVALS
WELL-MATCHED
Hard TO Pick Favorite Between
Rayls and "l"
Quintet

There e a big difference ~ opIn.
ION among basketball fans regard NJ
The probable ou,come ~ the crate
chang Ionship game n ts played to-
night by the Rsyls and the + 81 G.
A quintet ~ ne light guard ar
Tcory Zach team has uon handy
n - orn Hoor and ne scores
are nor been o!ssimiiar Dope or
- psrforrnancss % these qainfs
throughout shs season is j1s. a. con
using bnt it confirms the suspic.on
'ha' PLAYING On 4 neutral floor ne
rivals should ~ sveriv matched
Las' year re "Y woa re cFsm
p36nshlp easily csissy because no
associa,isn fossers rsrs better
Condition TIE Rsyls lasis that
,hey ri.i have 70 sch handicap A.
stor Tiod are aoho iees ,his
yesr The game ei stta about
9N oel0cs 4 F Rrs1fd e c.sllG
90 cerhlA Nh =
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
ROLAND WILL
BE READY AGAIN
IN FEW DAYS

Bernie Boland expects tc 20 10
Chicago neIt week and Tifch ons
game OF The opening series Rernie
Nas sent home iron, the south early
this week suffering from blood pois
on in bis salary wing. hu, no has
Improved rapidly and yesterday pas
able 20 work ou' AZ Nsvin held s-t,h
Marty Ksvsnagh He vas in better
SHAPE than ~ ever rad been in tho
spring. Thcn he VAS injured. and Is
counting on a quick return 20 form
Secretary Charles Navin announce
that reserved seats for the opening
game q, Navin field eili 20 on sale
a, the Nsvin FIELD Once and Soper
cigar store in the Dime bank huilG
INK az o'clock Moadav morning
rhe opening game will 30 PLAYED
April 20 A call AZ tho Nayin Office
or selraddressed and stamped en
vslope Till make available nifty
schedule book for the con inz eca
son President Nayin has big sup
ply Of these schedules on hand. an
they are for The fans who aaat ilem
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
KANSAS CITY
WEATHER BAD
Tigers May Not Get To Play
Todsy-No Game
Friday

KANSAS CITY, No. April s.
The Tigers are here and very anxi
Gus 70 play the Kansas city club
this afternoon. because they need
some classy opposition sitter the
Oklshoms dssoos But Yesterday the
weather vas down 20 freezing here
and there Was lot OF rain and
snow during the dav This morning
the weather is not clearing 10 any
great extent. and II is regarded as
doubtful /. the clubs will get into
action. Coveleskie and Dauss are
particularly anxious 20 get 4 work.
cot here. FOR the brint 81 the open
ing series NEXT week will fall upon
them
There vas 40 game q; Tulsa yes
terday. BY the time Hughey Jeu
ninss had located the mark through
a compass. chart and sounding line.
I; Was too dark 10 start the game
II rsined. anyway. so there was 20
chance
Frankie Fuller has chosen 20 ae
turned over 20 club ia the Inter
national league and may 90 t0
Providence, FOR that club needs him
very badly.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Counting Out Washington.

n Ii. WINTER ire
league was facing one OF the ghes pennnt IT, hto
n We have been told
FRS, division club likely p 70 the front IN the final month q
granted winning
sure thing clan profess foresee snoh With
Detroit Chicago
chance
all
odds for third place Boston,
this
dope OF the sbe and baseball posve
The crbes and baseball
the
and that
and Washington will bet
will
that the Brownies will finish TO and
odds OF
occupied by the Nationals The
confidence %
ndence Washington
and
they division
2
lieve that GrifnthA club
believe
materially
The OF the Washington
baseball
Improvement The Yanks the first
likely Washington
Of TO and Indicates Even those cold boded
letting sentiment them
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
VI TRANSMITTING a

Irapshoo'lng mas taken ia place
sionTside he public bathing beach
and aa'omoailing a. pasrire Nhlcb
threatens 70 clay havoc viva me ar
tendance az baseball games thh seq
son From minor sport the target
game has arisen untH nop $3.50
Ono e. spent annually by dev0
according 0 stafIsfIcs lIst reIea7ed-
There are 500 600 active frapsho0i
err III the countrv TO-DAY
Statistics also shor ther- are IL
the United Srs1es AZ tae present
time approximately ? 600 registered
clubs Tie total o1tlny for club
homes grounds. automatic trap ard
o,a4r devices IL 5000 900.
IN Assem- bling his a. consisting
u guns gun casea, glasses, clean
ing rods shooting jackets and other
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
The Tiger lnfield.

TINE first AAn
American league club just ss they made more assists An
sounds like lnneting DOME Bush
made assists than any other shoroP n he eaeae
fielding
assists than other second easennsn n ne sgne
him value VIII made putouts and assists ha
hedng
ali paysc
stolen snt balls chiefly
providing
half
did
teri
OF I've
and should discussion Of offensive recvene
club.
effectiveness that basis and Il points higher hsn The Red
nned entirely worthless ard W
won
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

trap iothlag each enthusiast is put
r. an qen=e ~ aaout $50, which
means ihat Che trapshOoters ~ the
Gown p bare LAID out approximately
s3-oo for thclf equipment
Durag Tho season Of 1915 more
then $4,000 1e0 shots Tere hrcd
Each crsf an average q Eve cents.
This means the trap shots spent
St,NVH.N'-l fDT ann lnlfiOn. Add 70
ihis tae sums paid ou' for railroad
fare h1s hire hotel bills. etc-ap-
proximately 81 900 .0oo--and You
End ne tevotees Of the target
amashinz pastirna spend $1,000. 900
annually in following their sport
There ISL be ii2 shooting tourna-
menfs during ne season. which
starts thig mouth. and every com
munifv ot,any sire Wfll stage one
or another r. the events
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

A hrs,-class catcher FOR one pitch.
e. might De useless for another un
less Re NO heads work together on
inside oau Ny father always taught
ne 70 cal FOR 2itchouts only when
had 4 chance 20 MP a runner. Too
many pi'chouts pui your pitcher ia
hoie Also cover ID your signs
rhen flashing the-n before each de
livery
T. IS a good plan % lake crouch
Ing o. sqnarting position Nth your
feet close fogsrhsr ard With your
glove between your knees Then
tlru ire palm Of rha glove slightly
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
tLIUJNDGREN'S
TEAM GREEN
Not Much Seasoned Timber tn
L. OF VI. squad That's
Touring South

ENlNGToN Ky April s-The
rrYe- ot Michigan 5dse5aI.
team secs u-o Is drst game OF the
esson .o4af against the University
M kenlu providing weather con-
l'tcrs permit = sAme-rdep~nGins Al.
together pau t~o or three veterans
fc- the uctcy The battery anc in
aeil a-s. totally green. but the out
Geld s comprised OF thTee cd men
Captain Iabadle BRANDED. and Me
man. with Caswell as substitute Snd
piach otter form re nucleus q the
Wolverine ATTACK Tae 1rst rive
names are p.asing their tE'rt rear.
While N.enaa zsS s substitute last
season. These men are Likewise TIE
strength n re defense, for together
they comprise as fast ar outaeld ss
ever represented the Ann Arhor
school
Newell or wsrerhouse may come
through With some long hits, hu
Coach LnntEren does rot look FOR
z uch real Baseball rom these men
for several DAYS smith. AZ second.
aud Wareraouse al snort, should
star ou defense. but n case the
grssrress On either causes hin 70
ship. Brandeu of CasNell VIII step
II I'D stead things
Miller Is not expected 20 hurl The
complete game, FOR along Stth re
other men BE hss been having
trouble getting his arm into sraPe
because III tie cold weather iast
Nces Ahich hin5ered outdoor work
Roolnf w0l ge, TIE second call
I.undErer - Also counting on OIL
maehe- ne psrs2s BOY for reiief
work
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
COLD PUTS BAN
ON GOTHAM GAME

NEW YORK April ? The Hew
York preseason series OF base bal,
games VII b. discontinued Tor his
afternoon. a. least on orders from
The Tend "a re weather tower
TIE Yankees ou-hlt. ontsto'e ana
ou'pisyed The Giants u me opening
game ~ ne intsr-club series but
iosr ne game 20 2 Seven bases
81 balls sArved 10 by caldwell and
Cuilop canssd he defeat Gedeon.
lie mex second sacker go' three
hi. = four times a. bar KauT zot
p fork ~ bases on balls bit 10 bite.
Nerkie's timely Rif scored the Win
ming r1l Bager gof ore nit. sad 70
fi1 20 Nazne
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Defensive nfed American Leagueecords Prove
Today's Calendar of Sports.

Rasrhali New York Nationals
" New York Americans exhibit
ttrn same AZ New York. Brooklyn
Nationals We Boet1u Americans
cNhiDl iou game st Brooklyn Cin-
'innet Nationals 81. Cleveland
Americans. exhibition game at
Cincinnati
Autynab Corona Grand Prize
race, $40 miles. Tor $4,000 purse,
40 corona. Cal
Track Central a r. senfor
indoor championships. AZ Evans
ton M
swimming National A a U.
100 yard championship az Pitts
hurgh
Wrevi1nc Western intcrcolie
glate championships a. University
uf Minnesota
CNfrnastica Western ntercolle
Elate ehHrp ionships at Dnivnrsliy
OF Minnesota
Lacrosse cornell vs. Johns
Hopkins ~ Baltimore vale vs.
Gotham lacrosse club at New la
ven stevens fnntltute We. New
York Lacrosse rluh az Hohukrn
RoNing Mike 6 poWd " Dave
kurtr. 10 rounds. az Hrooklyn
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Mears Hero of First Perfect
Score on "Y" Rifle Range
Insurance Man Made
Instructor After
Big Feat

Preparedness will NOT be . an.
cult matter FOR he average Amer.
can citizen n that individual 1, In
any way Ike Frederick n. Mearr
> q fs!steisf4- - the Michigan Mutual
Eifs furursnre Co. Who mas Just
made a perfeci score IN rife shoot.
.ng ~ me ncv Y. y C. A. roof
garden range Mr. Nears vas the
frs' member ~ the "Y' club 10
achieve this distinction. In przc.
lice for fhe match With ,he Taun-
ton Mass club. he nred 20 shots a.
distance % IS feet. striking within
the buslseye each time. giving him
n perfect score % 200. Mr. Mears
lr ore 20 the most enthusiastic
marksmen In The rev rife club OF
ne y. u g. a and has advanced 40
rapidly in experfness since becom
ing member that he has been az
pointed an Instructor ~ nep mem
bers sharing such work with Or
" j. Honor - wyandotte. tech.
n,ciar 20 he club
During he past week The range
oTcers iave becn hosts 70 number
- group n -Detroit men and yort
on ala ~ them interested In hiltins
me lullseye from tho rife pits on
tho 'or ~ 'he Y " e A. building
Duriry fho next week number Of
rrogp' from local automobile plants
plii be- entertained
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
RACING GAME
is PROSPEROUS

BOWIE; Nd. April s-More than
$4,000 Is being handled daily
by the rnutuei machines at The Bowie
race track. II Vss said today Of
tais sum, about per cent IS rece.y.
"A BY the track managers 'u conr-is
sio7s and hreakage
Including paid admission. ~ eaS
estimated today tie IL days 81 rac.
ing on the Bowie track would have
total receipts OF sl7s.0oo Figuring
The daily expenses a, 5000 the
track managers estimate their pro
fis al 800. 600.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
mAGEE IS MINUS
SPANISH TUTOR

re Maree. outfelder OF The
Ne~ York Yankees. has lost his
Spanish instructor. when Bill
Donovan atted the tinwar. 10
Angel Nragon he separated Ma.
gee from bis pa as well "a tn
tor Upon reporting 10 the Yanks
FOR training Aragon agreed 20
teach Magee Spanish In return
FOR lessons in English from the
former Brookfed when the fare
wells were spoken Maxee drew on
his Spanish Aragon on his
kings English. Then Magee's
spanish won't into omelet, Ara
goH will continue 70 bolster up
hts English vocabulary while
mingling with members ot the
Richmond international loague)
club
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
C00U AS EVER
SAYS COTCH
Iowa Raising Monster Jack
Pot to Bet On
Wrestler

MJOlDT. la, April Salts
fed that he can get back INTO his old.
time condition with a little more
work. Frank Gotch has returned here
80 took after his big farm Interests
IN Humboldt county lie will spend
two weeks overseeing preparations
for the spring crop planting. then
viii ioin the circus with which he
is 20 tour the country this summer.
Golch owns farms hereabouts that
are valued a. more than $3.50. 600.
They were bought with his savings
from the mat game and with the
profits from judicious investments
that he has made from time TO time.
The frst question local folks asked
Gotch on his return here was. Are
you going 10 meet Stecher7" and the
next war. Are YOU a. good as eyer?"
To the first question Gotch an
swered n satisfactory induce
ments are offered me and II circum-
stances at the time warrant my do
ing so. shall meet Stecher for the
championship
To The secon6 ne replied Il feel
That 7 an a. good as ever Al least
seem 70 have all the old.time speed
and Strength "
Not since the DAYS wren Hacken.
schmidt ard GotCh we're preparing TO
wrestle for the worlds champion.
ship has Humboldt been SO excited
Every body here is planning 10 back
Gotch ei'h all he can oct and every
body IS confident FrsAk viii still be
World champion when the sun sets
nsxt labor day. or shenever 4, IA
arranged that Gotch and St-cher
IL
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

toanrc ae ground Deinre placing
]og- Ar scrs n position 20 give the
signal
Smgrt eoachsrs all grab the
sas you don't watch out. and
vH tp tnings ~ 20 th= ba,smen.
St-aisa fen ~ when YOU are ready
Cor ~ pitch extend your hands TO-
ward ,te pitcher holding them on
3 r@ H tho edge OF the plate.
Sc fhsv Hii 3e argets Tor ne pitch
ars telr4r
ard arm 80 you can lump either
70 -he eft or Git And above all.
Fear sour ewes on fhe base runners
should ,rev frg 20 steal
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

FINHERE difference regarding
i this Heiman
III and
a
a
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
RECORD IN
HORSE IMPORTS

r KEW YORK April s--The season
1916 Rill witness the establishment
OF new record for the importation
OF thorouehbrcds. according 10 ".
Il Rowe. registrar OF the Jockey
club From Jan 10 March 30
there have been 81 arrivals and
many more are 20 come In add
ton there are number hero that
have NOT been registered.
Statistics yhow that IN 1914 IS
stations and 30 mares we're import
"a making total OF 81 received in
this country from England while
sht stations and the same mum
her Of mares were brought from
France
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Beating Out Honus.

ME ANNUAL April
q a shor TIE demon who,
il o
Smith. sandoter cy nd hitting r.
exhibition
before the glide tctnr
his old pbenom
box happens be hand healthy blows
recorded for onus in -four bal There nothing
that box
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Cue Chamu Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, April s-John
Day. ~ 81. Louis. once three-cushion
billiard champion and considered
one ~ TIE best playsrs AZ The angle
game, died here yesterday He va
80 years old
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

az. according 70 announcement br
Walter G Fdvaris. so-rptarv ~ the
Metropolitan Jockey club This is
nearly 100 more than last year. Tire
meets viii be held A. Jamaica. Ma
Is TO 20 and June is 10 %.
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RECORD ENTRIES
IN SPRING MEETS

NEW YORK. April s.-~Nomina.
V>oe Tor the stake events In the
40 eprins race meetings here total