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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, May 49, 1916.-Notice 10
hereby given that in accordance with the pro-
visions Of item authorizing changes in the
permanent system of highways contained in D.
c. Appropriation Act for the fiscal year ended
June so. 1914. Public Act No. AS approved
March 4th, 1879 the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will give public hearing in
the Board Room Of said Commissioners June LIST,
1916, at 10 O'Clock am to all parties interest.
ed or owning land at or near the Intersection Of
Nichols avenue, Alabama avenue and 5th street,
southeast. Plans Of the proposed extension of 5th
street at the above loca ton will be displayed.
and the Commissioners Will consider any SUCCESS
tons protests concerning the proposed extern
sion as shown the above mentioned plans.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW.
CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners, d. C.
myIS-14t,exSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-15
FOB RENT-OFFICES.

BEST AVAILABLE LOCATION; ON q 81.
2nd floor front; at 1909: three rooms and bath
three front windows; reasonable; suitable
doctor, dentist. manicure. etc. Apply L100 @
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90, IS AND SO PER MONTH.
MODERN ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- 8UrT1
STEWART BUILDING,
Apply 206 Stewart bldg. 9Th and d ~.
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1914 RIGGS PLAcE-s ROOMS: ELBoTR1u
light; $3.50. l Iowa circle; II roe%s; eoe1
st.. Mt. Pleasant, rooms and attic: De.
tached frame: $3.50. JOHN T. KNOTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-15

FOR RENT
800 Conn. ave.. IA rooms. 4 baths. $4,000
3028 @ ST. NV. IL rooms, baths. $50. 5000
21O6 st. NV, II rooms. baths. $500
1853 Harvard st. NV, 10 rooms, bath. $3.50
1908 Belmont I'd. 10 rooms. baths. $3.50
$40 Bird at. NV, Hrs. bath. porches. 40 90
1907 ct. NV, 10 rooms bath. 1000
800 Ut. n.e..,0rs. bath (detached).. 1000
1l43 9Th Ut. NV. 10 rooms. bath. as. as
140 l. ct. NV. store and dwelling. 500. $3.50
"a Quincy st. ne, rooms. bath. $3.50
TYLER RUTHERFORD unc.),
at 18th sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-15
INVESTMENT pRoPERTn

N ALEXANDRIA CITY A FINE 3-ST0AY
brick building King st.. near Washingtoa:
suitable for stores. apartments or once roo0ss
Inspection invited. JOHN D. NORN0YLA
Alexandria. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
STOLEN JEWELS CAUSE
ARREST OF MAN AND WIFE
Arhhriinn Recognizes Articles on Street
and Summons PO-
iiceman.

Wnile walking along Broad stree,
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock.
h@rkoT A'aks!tan, syrian, saw a ne
go woman hedecked in wha, he said
was MS wi:e's jewelry to the exten,
q 5000 His home was entered on
May % and the jewe!ry was stolen.
AS well as 80 in currency.
Ar-heIian caught ji,ney and kent
hhehd OF the woman until ne met Pa
troiman r. NJ. Martin. The officer ar
r"S'ed the woman and her husband
an" locked them up in the Second POI
lice station. the man gave his name
as irving Darlington. aged twenty
years, OF Ashland
Martin and Sergeant Jordan who
came up Will" Tn" ares, was heinr
made. found IN" woman wearing two
bracelets. fou? rings. one OF which
was diamond ring. two watches
on" being pinned on, the other being
hung around her neck with "A chain.
hotn pin and chain. as well as watches
icing CLAIMED as The property o. Ara
ks!ans wife. The officers also rccov-
cred diamond ring from a pawnshop.
Inc police say that Darlington con-
fessed that he looted the home of Ara
kel!an during the absence Of tn. fam
ily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
EMBAlMERS LEAVE
directors End Three-Dny Se.
sIon-T0 Meet Here Next

In" Virginia Funeral Directors. ,s-
soc!at!on adjourned it's twenty-nin,b
annual convention yesterday. after
ar!hg been in session here for ,hr.a
GAYS. The convention Will return IA
,t'I"'"o'h mex; year when IL is hoped
here. meet
me features OF the final day we-a
w" .sctuEes and demonstrations given
hN Professor Charles 4 ReuouarJ -,
Ne" o'k. who has been present dur
,"t 'hr entire convention. and who
ma given a number Of Interesting and
Instructive lectures and demm,-,r.'
,"hs. Yesterday bein. his bir,h,:,v
VA, l!e oe!ceates presented him with a
tompiete sterilization" and --latest
, $500 oi hmhalinins" were the
,op'cs o. thr TWO lectures and demon.
StFatons which Professor Rcuoi,ord
gave ''''"' u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Richmond Gardens
Are Prize Winners
announcement Is Made at
Meeting Of James
Riucr Club.

AZ the meeting OF the James River
jarden Club. held on Wednesday in
he country home OF Mrs. Z. J.. Be-
Mss. in Chesterfield County. contest
ants for prizes offered by T. w Wood
{; Sons were announced. The contest
was for the best flower garden.
These prizes. which are valuable
collection Of books on Horticulture,
we're awarded to Mrs. b. 3. Morgan.
IF 1885, Park Avenue, first prize: Mrs.
:. IL. llawes. Of Ginter Park second
riZe, and Mrs. William Northrop. OF
Forest Hin. third prize. Those receiv-
ng honorable mention were Mrs. Will
lam Frank Powers. Mrs. Thomas +
Jeffress and Mrs. A. w. Patterson.
The judges were Mr.. Patrick. Of the
Barton Heights Floral Company, and
Mr.. Higgason. OF the Hammond Co.
rhe prizes Will be awarded on July 3
/ the regular monthly meeting of the
association.
Handicaps were allowed In the con-
est. Those having the aid OF profess
slonal gardeners and those who had
help in making their gardens had a
certain per cent taken from the stan
dard. Those making gardens in new
or previously uncultivated soil were
also given a small handicap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
AlElCHEM PAGEANT
Members OF Zionist Club VIII Tnke
Part In Program Mt High
Sci

y pageant representing the various
characters of the writings OF Shoiem
Alc!chem, he noted YiGdish author
viii be staged by members Of the
Richmond Zionist Club tonight AT S
o'clock in the auditorium OF the John
Marshall High School The passing
show is being produced under the per-
sonal supervision OF Mr. B.inker.
superintendent of the Zionist Insti-
tute. and several children's clubs. in
Guiding Young Judeans. Herzl ConGrc-
cation. Zionist Training Schoo! and all
the Hebrew schools OF Richmond, will
participate.
individuals who will take part In
the program are Miss Rachel Harowitz
Paul Cohen. Charles Straus. who. as
sisted by choir OF 200 children. will
sing a hymn; Misses Reeda Cohen and
Mamie Newman, who will tell stories
Mr.. Cantor and DR.. l. Karp, who will
deliver an address. The Jewish ma
tioual hymn will be sung
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
ELF 2TED LIEUTENANT
James j. burke, Jr.. VIII Get COM
mission I'm Company A, Rich
nIond Blues.

First Sergeant James J. Burke. Jr.
was elected second lieutenant of Com
pany a, Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. last night at meeting held to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton OF Roy +. Harton. Lieutenant
Burke enlisted in the command on June
i, 1906 and has steadily risen in the
ranks, having served as corporal SER
@ean: and first sergeant.
Captain Clarence a. Wyatt. former
commander of Company \, who presid-
cd At the meeting last night. commend
cd his old command for It's unanimous
action in promoting one of its MEM
hers. and for displaying the proper
spirit for the success of the organiza-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
MR.. WRAY HERE
hnirnnn "f Junior Department o,
knoxville Chmmhcr of Com
merce AT Jcffrrson

Bailey Wray. well.known a,,or.
uey Of Knoxville, Tenn. is in the civ
on business, stepping at the Jefferson
Hotel
Mr. Wray IS chairman Of the junior
department OF the ~AnoXvilc Board OF
Commerce. which ne organized abo,n
year ago, and which Is composed
Il boys between fourteen and nineteen
years Of age. This institution has
attracted attention all over the coun-
'ry. Many other cities are forminc
such organizations. and +, is generally
conceived 10 be splendid idea for in =.
s''i'ns public spiritness in the minds
q young men
Last night Mr. Wray stated that he
,AoAEh' such an institution bore the
same relation 20 the senior board o,
commerce - does the public school
system 30 tn" state University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Ncnr-PRnic on Chr.

There was a near panic on board
when ~ 100 o'clock Yesterday norn'
ing snort circuit on an lakewood and
Main street car caused blaze to
shoot from the contrnl-bo ,,d
base Of the trolley pole There uara
hfteen people on the car and all made
break for the street The car w.,e
at s'andstill At Seventh aud Nh,
streets The motorman switched of
INC current ana no one was injured
heNond slight burns which he received
Barring the scorchine OF the ,iin, ,bo
car was undamaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
VISITOR ROBBED OF $500
WHILE ASLEEP IN STATION
Charles Roeder. OF InheId. Y. &. Tells
Police That Stranger and His
Cash Vanish.

While asleep r III Main S.ree' ga.
ton yes;e:day zt'ernAIe CHARLES Roe
der. OF Enae.d, y :. ,.r-,s' ;Obbed Of
$500 in cash lie a!tn-d!a:s, reported
his loss 70 the police
Roeder was here - purchase mules
and brought a check for ,haj purpose
He had II cashed ,e said and wen,
to the station While There ne became
interested in conversation with a
stranger ~ho said ne was from south
Carolina, as soon as h. haa learned
that Roeder VAS from me Tarhee.
State.
Roeder says thu, ne feu asleep for
few minutes. and that when ne
awoke, the stranger was zone ami his
money was also MISSING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

lillian >arbrough, color4d. charged
w IN moving lighted lamp at a
t"'"t'H woman during a disturbance
In house on Brook Avenue was ,c.
GNi''sd ~ N" Hastings Court vester
as ne negro claimed TO be blind.
"H saM mat ne did not know that
NE lamp was lighted Physicians ex-
hmlned him and found that he was
Juno when asked in cour: how he
sV.h" vi" Ihmn so readily If he was
n..h'' 'he man sai5 Ma, he knew IL
tahle In III room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
GOES TO LEXINGTON
Acknowledgement Sale Will B~ Pre..pt
mt Commence Exercises
mt v. VI. I.

Acknowledgement w. w Sale vii,
leave to-day for Lexington. where he
VIII attend the commencement exer.
cises Of the Virginia Military Institute
He is member OF the institution.
board OF visitors
Captain Joseph Le Masurier. chic,
clerk TO the AdJutant General went 10
fredericksburg yesterday FOR the an
nuai reunion OF the Spanish War Vet
Grams, Department OF Virginia Can
tain lie Masurier is commander Of the
department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
CITY NORMAL OPENS
summer Session Stnrts on Mondny mt
John Marshall High
Sch

The summer session OF the Richmond
City Normal School Will begin on Mon
day. The instructors will meet their
classes. complete enrolment and give
outline OF courses to be covered.
To-day will be devoted to registra-
ton, and quite a number OF teachers
have already enrolled The indications
are that the attendance this summer
will be the largest in the history OF
the school
Registration is being had in the John
Marshall High School, where the
classes will be held, and teachers desir-
ing full credit for term of six weeks
work must register not later than next
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Prophet. or Ia Dctrol,.

Samis Grotto, Mystic order OF Yelled
Prophets of tho Enchanted Realm. will
leave Richmond Tonight over the Nor
folk and Western Railway in special |
train OF al-steel cars for Detroit.
where tho supreme Council will be held
next week The prophets Will spend a
part Of tomorrow in Columbus where
they viii be entertained by Achbar
Grotto They Will reacn Detroit carly
on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

Clarence Matthews. Of 20 East M.-
shall Street was fined $50 and placed
under bond IN the sum of sIho -.
Police Justice Crutchfield yes,erdav
upon charge Of operating an auto.
mobile while intoxicated He Wa
driving a car owned by Rohtr, Gosh.
OF East Clay Street
J. n He!.ler was fined s,n :o- areed-
Ing his motorcycle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Case j. Cnntinued

The first case. charging IirfFr-ord
sanitary conditions. instituted -, ~.
Housewives League OF Richmond 49,
called In Police Court y.s,,rday ,,,
was not tried on account u tn. ,liro.-
of the defendant. Emanuel Uiin.r ~,
8. Ullnan's Son, Inc, Of SOC Eas, Mar
shall Street, The case was continued
until July g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Everett Cnffrey Mis.Ing.

The police have been asked TO locate
Everett Earl Caffrey. sixteen years Of
ase, of 903 Hull Street. who has been
reported missing from home since
Thursday afternoon Relatives think
he has gone to Texas.
{. l.. Moody, twenty-six years OF age.
Of 2el4 Jefferson Park, is also re-
ported missing from home and the
police have been asked to locate him If
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Says lie lit Her win s,,o

Willie Montague, colored. was locL.s
up IN the First Police station lac,
night upon charge of assault, III -
alleged to have struck Minnie Iobn.
son, better known 10 tho police ne
shoe 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
HOUSEHOLD SERVANTS

To set at rest unauthorized rumors.
Mayor Ains!ie yesterday made il plain
that there would be no interference
with domestic servants. The depart
ment has never had any idea of ar
resting household servants" he said.
as theE are specifically exempted un-
der the law" The Code also provides
specifically what railroads may and
may not do on Sunday. The law al
lows the operation of all passenger
trains and of freight trains carving
persuade goods or engaged in inter-
state commerce. While not so plainly
stated IN the statute. IL is probable that
'he telegraph and long-distance ,ale-
phon" lines may be claSSed under tho
same Interstate exemption
II was stated definitely Yesterday
that no newsboys would be arrested
unless they are disorderly. and in tina,
event the arrests viii be made for dis
"tde?!E conduct and not for Sunday
violation Test eases will be mad
against the spapers-not aentns,
The carriers.
private chauffeurs will not be inter-
Tered with. The position OF the fitn.v
drivers is some what in the air as wei
ana the test cases will be watched
WIN interest. Ii the ji,neys claim the
pune SeFN!c" exemptions of street
cars the answer will be prompt thar
chise. On
Drug store propr!etors have decided
70 remain open sunday as usual for
me sale o: necessary drugs. \,
'"'ctihs OF druggists yesterday pro-
poSaI was considered for adopting Ger.
Ia'h special hours for Sunday. hu, no
anal action was taken. The sucres.
ton was tina, they keen onsn 80,
from . to II y. NJ and from !, {, :,
NJ. on sundays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
WILL TEST CUSTER LAW
TO DEFINE NECESSITY
foltce Will Call Upon Courts to III.
Meaning of Word in
Statute.
BE NO WHOLESALE ARRESTS
One Individual From Each OF Large
Industries VIII BE Taken i'm Gus
tody-To Ascertain Exact Status
of New Act.

Frankly in doubt as to the meaning
of the word necessary" in the statute
of 1877 regarding laborinE on Sunday.
the local authorities have determined
oil a policy Of test cases. While the
law as 70 sunday observance has not
been changed in many years. except to
specify that ice cream made on any
other day may I've delivered on the Sah-
bath. the new custer statute provid-
inC for summary removal from office of
those officials failing TO do their duty
makes il necessary that some deiini-
ton he obtained of what in cities %
the size and character of Richmond is
10 he construed as necessary" Sunday
work.
For the purpose or making ont test
cases the authorities determined to
max on" arr.St III each of the larger
industries which through general con-
sent OF the actual necessities of their
business have engaged in Sunday work
one telegraph operator. one street car
one telephone operator, one
workman at cold storage plants one
baggage wagon driver. one deliverer of
ice, and one OF milk for each Of the
large diaries will be placed under ar
rest. and the courts will he asked To
tho necessities of these forms
of occupation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
lefty CORzINE
IS HUGE PUZZLE
Crippled Senators Unable to
Give Phillips Support;
Score Is 2 to |.

Lefty CorlIuc. who was p highly re-
srcctcd puzzle TO the Oklahoma city
Western association club in 1915. had
Snaps men completely ut hls mercy at
sherman Sunday The crippled Senator.
were unable 10 make an impression on ha
portsidc delivery gathering only three
hits during the afternoon exhibition.
They lost the gomc by one run to Shcr-
mans two, but their only tally was thr
result NJ errors
Manager Sunpp has been running into
one piece NJ bud luck after another In
decd the invieion " Texas thus fnt hns
been more than dlnstfous. although Ok.
lahomn CITY hNs won us many games 1s
the opponents SUNDAY the worst hap
pcncd when Glenn namcron sprniucd hia
ankle while sliding to second base lie
VIII ho out VI the game Tor 1i least ouv
week, perhaps two Rflnuon Wps spiked
iu the opcucr at DonIson. Monpgut is
cut us the result of being hit I'm the face
by "a bad bouncing houudcr Next
Manager Snnpp b. being forced tu ne"
every resort 10 place nine men In tn
field. SUNDAY he had Dennis n pitcher.
and Colcy williamson. q sherman cHstoff.
working M the uu,Nuld Nnglv Hud Nc.
Chbr having h"'u Dll,d on to replace
n cir wounded t,ummutc.
Phillips worked Iu tho hnS Tor tho In.
Gals SUNDAY llv pitched an effective
same aud would have won viii n little
stick support from hls nptrs OnN one
earned run was registered otf Phillips 10,
sherman. the winning marker rrSuilng
from q had throw 10y MuCnhr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
Calender of Sport Events for Week
Monday.


Freddie Welsh ", Hammer rounds. Milwaukee
Jack Brtton Ted Lewis New
Harry Mills " sam McIea eight rounds 81 Louis
uf n
for worlds ralcrwcight championship
Tuesday
Annual Hpsootng tournament Georgia Srotsment assoca
OF Central Trap Springfield
Jack Dillon Battling Icyinsky rounds, Kansas city
Mike oDowd joe Ingnn. twelve rounds u
Frankie Rob
jackie Clark Paul Dixon twelve rounds a Ptsred Mass
Wednesday.
First annual Pacific and automobile show
Oakland
opens Rapids Wheeling
MuSkgon 0 Evansville Springfield Dayton and South Bent Te
Iauc
Opening Of the Of the baseball league.
Opening of the ~ the lhrc'Eyc baseball league
Carolina baseball Ashcvic
boro Raleigh NJ Durham aud Winston salem nt Charlotte.
Amateur championship tournament Of Florida state Golf association
at Jacksonville
Eddie Mohn twelve rounds at Akron Ohio
Dutch Brandt Bedford,
Thursday
First University
dcIphia
Opening " Kentucky Racing association meeting Lexington
Northwestern baseball league t with Vancouver spokane
Butte at Seattle aud Great Falls at ,r;G.. IsG.%'
rmuoc' In the University " PENNSYLVANIA relay carnival at rha
lclrhn
opening spring Country club Lakewood
Lakewood y J.
Opening " the season c the Eastern baseball league
,r"ung " the " the central baseball association
the a the ohio baseball league
Opening NJ the season " the Nirginn baseball league
Fred Fulton NJ Reich. rounds, New York
Jack Dillon Roh pcyctc rounds, Rufo
\ I, water polo championships at Illinois A g. Chicago
University relay Philadelphia
Annual invitation tennis tournament Of Chevy chase club Chevy Chase
purse Walter
knclla, at New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
new COACHING
SYSTEM TO Be.
TRIED At YALE
Experienced Player Coaches,
Aided by Walter Camp,
TO Pilot Eleven.

Nuu, v,pty ,,u O., rt,., a.,.u.
wv '''" "'''
OF the >hlc Football eoachihg system
for the coming reGsOn have been com
Melted oter ,ou. months NJ conference
, ,aa,.,,...,,.. t,. 49,. .,,, ,ho,
""' '''"'"''"''o" WI" ''o '''"'' '""'
the Ell gridiron machine VII make
new start next All under tho direction
-, .v,.,.,.,,..., ,,,,.., ,,.o,o. uy,o, ,h.
'"'''
outcome VIII be ohly ti'h' can u'"oh-
strste. New coaches and systems Rrc
no longer novelty ut Yale and In re-
cent years the 'nanges have not nfted
the play Of tho cicven 90 the heights
reached by the teams of past decades
The personnel o. the new coaching
group promises well for In Tad Jones,
Mike Sweeney. pr Billy Rull. Arthur
Mcbride and Clarence Olcutt the Blue
has brought together five men who know
football both from the playing and
coaching standpoint with Walter Camp
In an advisory capacity and William
Marting as freshman coach. the circle
II well rounded ont and should produce
rosuts from the very beginning Vale
has the material for representative
eleven this autumn and with co-Opcra-
tlon among tho candidates. undergrad
yates and alumni, should prove more
formidable Throughout the entire sea.
son than wnr the case wear ago
II must not b" forgotten. howcyer
that Harvard viii have HHughton back
20 direct n coaching policy which Il now
firmly established NJ Cambridge and that
"speeuy' Rush at Princeton ls well nd J.,
Vanced along the same lines Eastern
college football nav reached the point
where II Is little short ~ complicated
science and success against well de
veiopod systems cannot he achieved IN
few months
Many close ohseryora hold 10 tho opin.
ION that the row group of coaches will
not attempt radical changes hut rather
revert. 10 some extent to tho system In
vogue before the slump ~ tho past few
years while such changes rs are neces.
sary 10 bring the MAY up.tp- date will,
Of course ho installed. the coaches are
ikely 10 20 back over the past few
seasons and pick up the broken threads
~ Vale has had > coaching system since
1858
Previous 10 ,het date there was nu
coaching noliry From 1850 to 1895 the
captpins did the cNef Coaching advised
nv Walter Camp mud assisted hy re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
DUNCAN IS BUSY
WITH PLANS FOR
LOCAL OPENING
City Has Declared Hall HoIi-
day; Teams Will Parade
Before Game.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
OLYMPIC CLUB WINNER
IN Rev0lv YER TOURNEY

NEW YORK, April N-fcllowins .
number Of shco, OTIS the final standing Of
IN. various ,eans in the in,er.eity tour.
namen, Of the United States Revolver
assccia,ion has been announced ~ fcl.
lcss, Class A. olympic club cf San Fran.
e'sco. Glass n, postcr, Class q, Rife and
Revolver club NJ New York. Class u.
rourastewni Glaze Y. ci'isens' club.
Rochester, N. Y. Special prises wili he
awarded TO the Seattle and baltimore
club members fcy their sport srranship In
the shoot .offs where their high scores
carried them from f'rse places IN lower
elssses in,c last pisces In higher cissses.
thus deprivins them of all ehasee~ IN ~lr
trophies In their regular ciaasIficatsA