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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
HAVANA RESULTS

First--milc and fifty yards Mos
3 first; Mike Cohen, loo (Cruisel. /
10 l. s to j, 4 10 >. second: Ford Mai.
io1 !Watherhy).. to !, !. to .; g to ;.
Tom HANCOCK, Louise May. Mino Mu-
shaho and MeSsanct also ran.
Sccond--mile - and cighth--Charles
Frnucis. lo5 tTaplin). ; To /, . to |, 4
TO ;. FIRST: Ealfron, ITO tWolstenhoim).
to j. to ., to i. second: RancnaI.
ITO tYuunG), s TO I. to ., even. third.
Time 1858. Tcnner Lady Rankin and
charles T.. Granger also ran.
Third--tiv" and onc-half furlongs--
picrrutt l01 GafTcrD. to l. 10 F..
even first: I'arl"r BOY, i'll tWolstcn-
holmD. . TO !. 10 j. Ia =. second
Browu Prince, 10, ODorninck) ~ to
t. = to |. To |. third. Time, :OS %.
Indifferent. Jack Nunnally Spring
Mass. Lord Wells ana DuQuesne also
ran.
Fourth--siX furlongs Nathan II. l05
,Srhuttinccr). to i, 6 TO }. out first
n;hcllo. lI5 Connolly, 3 to !. to 5,
out, second Waited Lily. loI (Wols,cix
'rimc, 1913. Comnagration and Mar
joric \ also ran.
Observation-Disclosures, ITO (Wolstcn-
holm). c To |. 10 !. ( to ), first: Tam
crlamc. 10? (Dominick), to >. 4 TO >.
! to >. second: Aldcbaran. 100 tWat-
son). TO l. to :, , to ,, third. Time.
l:4l Ia Sosis. Flying Feet and Nolant
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
GERMANY HAS 100000
RESERVES STILL AVAILABLE
No. Twill riley Are Exhausted VIII
the tnmntr. Begin tn
Weaken.
BiJtbi.. HEpING ron,
Military ENpcrt of the I.undou Times

LONDON. February S.-Gcr,marv has
strong. Sh. has suffered .'.7n1.coa cas-
uaitics ;'nd has 2.0oo.ooO reserves still
avaIiaol" e; field service.
Tie strcn"ih Of these armies vii! not
begin to fail until the supply is cX
houS,cd ff the Germans lose 80. 900
mon month. they viii exhaust their
power OF reinforcement by September
next. Fix the rate OF loss at 10000
Il month, then the field armies can go
on t.il February, 1917.
Finally. if We dispose % no more
Germans per month than we did dur
ing the month just elapsed, namely
$4,000. there is no particular reason
why we should set any particular term
upon the war.
If we insist upon lighting Turks
3ulgarS and what not instead of Ger
mans "" make great mistake. We
nave only one enemy that counts and
whose fall Will bring his confedcrltcs
down with him. We should conccn-
tritc upon him and act against him OF
fchs!vcly with all our might, recall all
useless attachments. liquidatc all fool
j&h adventures which waste our army
while causing the Germans no loss, and
act dcfensively with the least posi-
ble numbers in every theater other
than the principle one.
THIS should he the cardinal plan OF
the war. ana victory is assured if we
pursue ii rclcntlcsSly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
GEORGIA HAS FIRST
CLAIM FOR SALyARDS
Wan In Pcnitentlnry LIS Also wanted b !.
minnesota and Inquiries Come
From WinnIneS

Governor Stuart on ycstcrda, hon.
orcd rednisi,ion papers FOR Emery
sal!ards. now serving term I'm tho
pehltentiary for passing bad checks az,
hroad street merchants. His term win
expire on February Il.
number of states desired to extr,
oite Salyards. but Governor Stuart ,yi,i
allow a. =. Liddcll. deputy sherirr NJ
y uiton county tAtlanta), Ca. to take
charse of the prisoner here on the ex
plr",'oh OF his term and carry him
pack to Georgia for trial.
The oTcnsc charged i'm Atlant, =.
that he attempted to utter a fo,.c,;
check, purporting to have been trh,,,
ny the cashier Of the Northwestern ~.
tionai Bank, of Minneapolis. ON IN.
Chase National Bank. of New WI
ana presented at the Third Nationni
Bank. OF Atlanta.
Minnesota also wants Salyards. ami
asked Georgia to stand aside. ana NJ.
low cXtradttion to that State, bur CIV.
ernor Nat. T.. Harris, of Georgio rc-
FUSED and as Georgia flied tho erst
ciaim Governor Stuart decided TO bonnr
that state with the reuuisi,ior IN
curry has also been made by the chic.
OF police OF Winnipeg, regarding ,hn
prisoner. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
S P O r T S
TENER NOW ACTUAL BOSS
OVER NATIONAL LEAGUE
Appeal from Decision OF President
cannot be Takcn-RctuIn Player
Limit.

MEM YORK. February S.--Iohn Is.
lehcr is now the autocratic power in
inc National League. Hereafter he
VIII RUE the major organizations with
an iron fist. just ns does Ban johnson
IN the American League.
The maEnatcs OF tn. National
league. In session at the Waldorf
astoria to-day, voted 10 .akc away the
riRht OF a club To appeal from II de-
cision OF the president Formerly. If
the president decided against Il club
on a protest, ii had Il right to appeal
70 the board of directors. and the
latter body could reverse the president
~ INC vote was unanimous Every
thing Is different now. What Presi-
dent Tcncr says goes. whether Il club
owner likes IL or not.
when former Governor Tcner was
prevailed upon 10 accept the prcsi-
hcncy two years ago. he made two de-
inaiids. One that he must be elected
Tor Il term OF years, and the other that
he must be the boss at all times He
won out both ways &c is being paid
about $4,000 Il year. and now he ~
the whole works. so TO speak.
The club owners wen; into session
carly in the afternoon and adjourned
for tho day shortly after Il O'Clock. She
fight that Harry Hampstead. Of the
Giants, was TO make III the twcnty-Onc
player rule failed to matcrializc. Some
ono tipped the owner Of the Giants
mat ne was on n loser, ana lie stopped.
Peter Harrison. who was with the
international League last season, was
appointed an umpire. Al ORTIZ who
was III greater part OF last season.
Will be given another trial. lie is
named as alternate, and If he can
stand the strain Will he appointed Il
regular. The other arbiters named.
or rather appointed. are: Bob Emslic.
Hank oDay, Bill Klein. Cy Rigicr. Nal
f.ason and Eric QuiElcy
Al Schachl n real product OF New
York, had :, talk with Barney Dreyfuss
after the meeting. Schacht was one OF
tho leading pitchers OF the intcrna-
tionnl League last year, and when Ed
harrow assumed control of the Newark
assets. he sold Schacht TO the Pirates.
Al ~ sure to make a hit in the big
show. Last year he beet th" Yankees
and Reds within four days. lie has
pitched nine games against major
league clubs during the past three
years and was only beaten once. That
was when the Bostons beat him 10 "
in a tcn-inninS game I'm the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Aeroplane Passes
OuerDu onts'
Visit Paid at Night. When
Cuncotton Mandatory Is
Brightly illuminated.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
ltlltI tAN LII II Y Icnla y


uopcwcll was much Interested to-da y
when ii became known that an aero
plane passed over the big guncotton
r,an5 OF the Du Pont Company last
night between $50 and ? o'clock.
Officials Of the company did not wit
ness the visit. but +. H. Vile. members
of his family and other employees of
the plant living in "B Village" dis
;nctiy saw the air craft as IL lowered
over the big buildings AS the plant
is operated day and night, it was bril-
liautly illuminated, and as much might
he seen by nn observer at night as
during daylight
According to Mr. VILE. the acroplane
approached from the north. apparently
coming from the direction OF Richmond
and WAS making its way south. He
said that he first saw it as it was
crossing the Appomattox River. and he
watched Its flight until it passed over
the guncotton plant and disappeared
in the darkness, still making its way
South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
"Mrrciy ,lnry Ann" ut Colonial

Merely Mary Ann" Israel Ia,g-
Wits stag" drama. which has been
produced in phoioplay 10y William Fox,
WIN Iittie Vivian Martin, one OF the
pretticst girls in Scrcenland in the
title role, is the Coloniars announce
ment for to-day and Tomorrow The
picture version gives an expose Of the
neiar!ouS trade OF the cadet AZ prac-
tIc"d IN the worlds largest cities The
piay deals with Mary. a country girl
VINO left alone in the world, faces the
biS citys temptations and wins MIR
!oN, in order to secure the tropcr
color spent money laViShly i'm order
10 get the types wanted, with the re-
suit that Merely Mary Ann is salt
10 be one Of the best Fox masterpieces
released IN long while. An unusual
~ prominent Fox cast is seen in sup
port OF the little star. y pathc Tray
eioguc is the additional feature on
TINS program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
VICTORY FOR MATTERS
Court Awards Chem Interest of S30O0O
ON Their savings Attached Thir-
teen Years Ago.

Accumulated interest OF 100000 on tho
attached saving deposits of the $50
defendants in the famous Danbury Hat
ters' boycott litigation belongs to the
defendants. according 10 a decision to-
day by Judge T.. s. Thomas. OF the
United states District Court. The
plaintiffs. -. T.. Lowe 81 Co. had ciained
they were entitled 10 all the interest
that had accrued since the attachments
were made. thirteen years ago.
The sum. /; Is said, will practically
complete the amount needed to save
the matters homes from being auc-
toned off TO satisfy the judgment OF
S252.i30 awarded -. Il. Lowe Il Co. by
the United States Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Roberts In Fine Role.

OF Mark Twain's famous story, 'Pud'n-
Head wilson, will be shown at the
i.'ttI" Theatcr again to-day TOO
ihuch cannot he said Of Theodore ROB
cr'ss performance in the title role
nc u - conSummatc actor, and then
again the part fits him Ike q glove.
''ciiShtiul little touches of his own
arc Ihtcrpolatcd into the charactrI.
drawn by Mark Twain and still more
10 inc general worth Of the whole
characterization. Evcrythin. is IN
Keeping that goes 30 make "pudd'n-
fi"au wilson notable Paramount
picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
GIRLS ARE BARRED
'e"n>Hivnnin RELAY Carnival Commit
zee Nude Error In Sending Out
Entrance Hanks

ia oEl-PiiiA, PA, February g
'i!"fc Viii be -" Girl athletes 10 com
p"t. a the University OF Pennsylvania
,.iaN carnival which will be held on
!rrLtlthun fIcld on April IS and %
me! almost got there, but the Red
hna Blue athletic authorities say il
was mistake.
TWO New York high schools-Wash
.hston Irving ana thc WaGleigh-de-
voted exclusively 10 Young women.
"er. on the list % schools given out
pE pennsylvania when some one here
discovered that girls schools we're 10
De invited and wanted TO know WIN
me Philadelphia High Schoo! for Girls
mad been sighted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
B0DY or DWIGHT MALLORY
FOtNn IN CHESAPEAKE Ray
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE. MD, February S.-Thc
body Of Dwight +. Mallory, the society
leader and clubman VINO persisted No
vcmbcr 20 while trying to reach the
Susuuehanna ducking nats In motor
sCow during a gale. has been found
in Chesapeake Bay, opposite Tolcheste-
Beach. \ reward OF $1,000 was offered
for it's recovery
AZ on" time it was reported that
Mallory had been seen IN Newark, "
J. His wife went there, but found
she had been made the victim OF n
cruel hoax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
BInnch sweet Agniu Tu-Dny.

Last call to-day TO see Blauch sweet
and Tom Forman in the lnuch-talked.
OF Paramount special Sevcu-rccl ro-
nance, The Ragamuiin." FOR The
tagalnni'n" makes way tomorrow for
Hazel Dawn, in my Lady I.cog.', an
other scven-rcelaT specially done bv
Paramount outside it's regular nro-
gram. AS for The Racanui,in'
thought people have already seen this
feature TO nave told everybody else
Interested how really worth Will. Ii
-. Audiences have Increased in size
Zach day. and unless all signs Gail
me odeoh ~ gong 70 entertain vast
thronEs all day long. i,'s worth the
TRIP just 10 see how pretty Blauch
sweet can look ana TO find out how a
regular lover makes love as shown by
Tom Forman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
MAKING MILWAUKEE, FAMOUS
Cnrcy Wants United
Stutcs Cnpitnl Removed to
WIScOmNIn CITY.

WASHINGTON. February S.--Rcpre
sentative Carey. OF Wisconsin, to day
introduced Il resolution for the trans
fer Of The United States capital TO Mil |
waukce. He sait he did il because of
pending legislation watch might make
the District Of Columbia dry Pro
hihition. ne said was a menace to
society and good government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Panama Feels Earthquake.

PANAMA. February s.-Three sharp
earth shocks occurred between /! and
ll:li o'clock to-day. The whole city
and the Canal Zone We're shaken. The
disturbance was most severely felt in
the new administration building. sew
era! OF the clerks running out NJ the
structure in alarm. No damage TO tho
canal locks or dams Is reported. The
recording instruments showed that the
earthquake had its center in tn. Vi
entity OF Los Santos Province, where
most OF the caEthGnalies originate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Marie DOrU Popular.

predictions ,hat Marie Doro. aided
10y W!lfrcd Lucas and Frank Campeau.
III The Wood Nymph." would cstab-
!iSh new records for attendance at the
Hiiou during their engagement. which
comes TO close to-day, have been
realized. Fond Of Miss Doro. and with
warm regard for both Mr.. Lucas
an" MI tampeau. Richmond has
erasped this opportunity to pay hon-
age 70 this star. AT the same time
warm appreciation for an exception
ally artistic comedy play. "Perls IN
the Park with Harry Gribbon. IL
shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
LARGE PASSENGER STEAMER
LOST IN NORTH Alta MIC

NEW YORK, February S.-Interna
tional insurance brokers In this city
received information to-day which
lends them 10 believe that large pas
serrer steamer has been lost in the
North Atlantic Guarded cable mes
saGcs received from London intima ted
that she had hecn sunk by q Cermar
commerce raider The majority Of tho
brokers are inclined Ia identify the
missing skip the Ossawu, which
sailed from An,afogosta, Chile. on
Christmas Day. touched at Montcvideo
and on January 10 at Rio .Taneiro and
sine. then has not been heard from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
PENSION HOPEWELL POLICE
Chumbcr of Commerce starts Fund to
Care for officers In GuncottOn
Town.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HONEYWELL, VA, February S.-A
fund was started tonight at Il meet
ing OF the IIopewell Chamber OF Com
mcrcc for the purpose of providing
pensions for members OF the police
department who may be permanently
injured through the discharge Of their
duties. or retired on account of age.
Though the amount subscribed was
small. 1t will form nucleus which is
expected to grow so that all officers
may he assured that they will be ade-
Quately cared for in their old age or
in case OF accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
LECkY READS PLATFORM on
WHICH HE. BASES CASDIDSc,.

MIR Lecky read the platform upon
which he bases his candidacy, and
which has been published: and said
that the first feature Of the city bust
ness is one OF finance and that, there
fore, the question was one of steward
ship. There had been no willful rnidinr
Of the city treasury, he said. and he
maintained that such troubles as may
nave occurred or that may he expert
anced would be the result OF misman-
aScmcnt.
I'm discussing the relation between
the Mayor and The Police Department.
under the proposed new charter Mr.
Lecky said that there is nothing in the
charter TO require the Mayor 10 be 8,
policeman or prosecutor lie referred
20 the economy practiccd by the Fire
commissioners, tf which he has bcen
Il member for fourteen years. and snid
that this could be rsad as proof to
show that tho main question i'm CITY
government Is ono OF management
rather than Of law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
LONDON RECTOR DECLINES
CALI. TO NEW YORK CHURCH
[ Special 10 The Times Dispatcn

NEW YORK. February S.-ncv
James Stuart Holden. -. D.. Of London.
has declined the call TO the rrctorship
of -. Iaines's Episcopal Church Madi-
son Avenue and Scvcnty-first street
cable message WAS received by the
v"stry tonight announcing his dcci-
sior
Or. Holden il rector OF st Pauls
London, and is ,lso the editor of the
Christian. Churchmen here believe
that he declined the rectorship OF st.
.lamcss because he does not wish to
leave England during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
KING. WILL NOT OPEN
PARLIAMENT N PERSON

LONDON. February S.-Why Parla-
in"mt Is 10 be opened next Tuesday by
q royal commission instead or the
>ing in person is explained In :he
foiio"in. official statement issued to-
night:
Ills Majesty is quite prepared 70
carry on the practice which obtained
throughout his and the preceding reign
out has yielded TO the opinion OF
incdic"l advisers that he, II this stage
o' conEalcsccnce. after his severe &c
cidc'.;, should not venture to und.,
lake the ccremJny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

PHILADELPHIA. IA, February S.
Mcinhors Of last Years football squad
Of tho University of PENNSYLVANIA who
viii 10 back next fall will forcSathcr
in ans wcv 10 the first football call
Thursday night. Til" confab will be
held IN the training house. Freshmen
and the members nj the scrub teams
also Viii he there to meet Bob Folwel!
and his assistants. The plans for
spring practice will be outline ed. and
Folwell will give his instructions with
regard to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
wuI Not ncin.tntc Athletes.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, February s.
Nothing remains to hc done In the
cases OF I.egorc. Milburn. Pumnelly.
phett and Easton. the five disqualified
Yale athletes. except the forinality of
rendering a decision by the executive
committee. All hope that they would
he rciustat cd has vanished. The com
mittcc all along has intimatcd that
their opinion Is that a clearly expressed
rule OF Yale eligibility was violated.
and the penalty should he paid by the
offending athletes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
New Lenpuc pIann.d

VALPARAISO, IND, February s.
Local baseball enthusiasts seeking 10
organize a league for sunday and holi-
DAY games during season 10 open
MAY and close September 4 hone to
complete soon ARRANGEMENTS for
twcntE-onc game schedule. Besides
this city, Lapor,e, Hammond, Michigan
Guy. Gary. Whiting. East Chicago and
Indian Harbor. are TO he included, II
is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
FORM AEItONAUTIC FEEDER ALTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, February S.-Alberton
Santos Dumont sailed to-day for Chile.
where he will attend an aeronautical
conference held for the purpose OF
forming the Aeronautic Federation Of
the Western Hemisphere.
Aeronautic clubs in every country or
North and South America will join the
federation. During the conference
will take place for the
$4,000 Pan American trophy in Rio
De laneiro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Five I'Irerncn Injured.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. February S.-Fiyo mem.
hers OF fire Insurance patrol No. wer.
injured when the automobile Arc an
paratus was struck by Third Avenu.
car at Fourteenth Street to-ntght. Two
OF the fremen were removed TO Relic.
Vue hospital In dying condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ROOSEVELT HAS GRIPPE
tssistnnt Secretary of Navy IL Conn
PEELED to Cancel Speaking Engage
meats In south.

WASH INGTON, February S--Frauh-
lin -. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy. has been compelled to
cancel engagements to deliver a series
Of speeches in the South bcca use Of
illness. He is confined to his room
with AN attack of grippe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

BERLIN, February 'via I.ondou) =
The Kaiser has ordered a reward Of
100 marks TO he paid for every enemy.
aircraft falling into the hands OF Ger
nlany OF ner allies, according "a a prces
report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
AT the Movies To-Day

lf!'fit. - "rudd'nhcud Wilson,"
with Theodore NobertH.
lSiS--"'rhc Cave Man," with Fay
Wallace aud Robert f:drsOn.
tOLONIAl.-"5,crrly Mary Ann"
with WYNN Martin.
NEN-"S rngcnncc TX Nine" with
CRIME Wilbur.
N1tfON-"Thr Strange Cnsr OF
Mnry Page" with i;dnn Mayo md
Henry WuIthnll.
ODl:OS-BtuDcIIc sweet Ia "'Thc
RnEnmuiiu.'
B3JOt-Nnrfc DOrO, In ..rhc Wood
N!mph." and Harry GribbOu. I'm
Perils I'm the Park"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
"spI CRAZE" HITS HOUSE
AND OPERATOR LOSES J0n

T'"I'''-''E4 IT II" III!vS DTS tC.l.
WASHINGTON February S-The
SPY craze" has hit the Democratic
side OF the House. To-day Il Republi-
can telephone operator on the House
switchboard lost his job. The operator
was charged with eavesdropping'
Representative Matthew Nicely, Of
West Virginia. declared the DO, had
listened In" when he was talking
discussing nm important question over
the telephone. and had reported his
conversation 10 E"nMblIcaM politicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
WoMANs VICTIM DIES
Mrs. Annie Faust Claimed That MIN
lister Had "Siundered"
Her.

SHERMAN. TENAS, February S.
Rev. TT. NJ. eagle, who was shot here
yesterday by Mrs. Annie Faust. wife
OF a farmer. died late to-day without
reEaining consciousness. Mrs. Faust
was arrested at the time OF the shoot
ing. but later was released under bond.
She charged that the minister had
"slandered". her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
HAWKINS FOR STRICT
<'r

50" said Mr.. Hawkins. we must go
forward IL "" would improve. II We
enact correct laws and those laws are
not enforced then the fault must lie
with the executive and the failure must
he charged 10 him II mi Sht be- that ne
would fail to enforce a law which
would bring direct injury TO YOU or
me" lie said that the Mayor had ample
power TO initiate legislation and TO en-
force the law. and that II an inferior
was derclict the Mayor was clothed
with authority 10 suspend him. And
i; criticism come, Mr.. Hawkins said
it should not be shifted upon any other
official or upon any department.
In denying THAI he was the candidate
OF any association or organizations Mr.
hawkins said that nc had never been
approached by any one affiliated with
any organization. and that he had
never discussed his candidacy with any
one so described
II WISH" ne added, that / could get
all the votes Of the Civic Association.
on, am sorry TO say that ! cannot.
AIN sure that the other candidates
echo the same wish" lie pleaded
guilty to the soft impeachment that he
would keep the lid clamped down" il
that meant law enforcement He did
no, believe that any lnrge number Of
pcon!e is neutral on any OF the uucs-
tons at issue. and In that classified
ton lie said hc wished TO include Mayor
.Ninslic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

READING. PA, February Sit is
.Np"ct"d mat the Albany franchise Of
the "" York state League will be
SHORTLY transferred to this city. Jimmy
fielder. IL cndcavorinS TO close the deal
bat President Winchester. Of the CAPT
tai city team, has valued his club
franchise and playerS-at $1,000.