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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

The d7th annual meeting of the
Independent Mutual Fire Insurance
Co of Fairfax Co., Va, will be held at
the company's office, Royal and Prince
streets. Alexandria, Va, on Monday,
January 10th at 10 o'clock A. M, for
Tho election of officers and the tran
saction of such business as may come
before the meeting.
WALTER ROBERTS, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
MUST !, TAKE !, LEGAL, ACTION
gn.erStats Commeree Commission Dc
as clines to Suspend Discrimina-
tory Freight Bates.

Richmond, Jan. 1.-The Interstate
Commerce Commissrvn having de-
clined to suspend the new tariff IN
cpeases in Southeastern freight ter
ritory. which are discriminatory and
york hardship on Virginia cities me
Commonwealth of Virginia, through
the State Corporation Commission =,
and the cities of Richmond Norfolk
and Petersburg, through their Cham.
hers of Commerce, will file 2 formal
complaint against the carriers, Inc
traffic bureau of the Richmond Cham
her of Commerce, of which E. 5.
Goodman is traffic manager, is bust.
w engaged in the work Of compiling
the data to be embodied in the pre-
test and complaint to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and within a
short time, a statement, covering the
situation, will be issued by MIR. Good
man.
The complaint against the carriers
it is said, will attack the reasonable
ness and justice Of the rates and, I'M
der such formal proceedings, the car
riers will be required, under the law,
to bear the burden Of proofs as 20
the propriety of the rates made. In
the meantime, shippers at the various
points of origin will have to pay the
rates demanded by the carriers,
Whether in such procedure, repara-
ton will be allowed by the commits
sion is at the present time a matter
of uncertainty; but this phase OF the
situation will be carefully considered
and shippers will be accordingly by
Traffic Manager Goodman.
First news of the refusal yester-
day of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to suspend the new freight
rates, effective today, was received by
Mr.. Goodman from attorneys repre-
senting the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia cities, who protested until the
last against the permitting of the
tariffs to become effective today.
The new rates place Richmond.
Norfolk, Petersburg, Lynchburs, Roa-
noke and Newport News, and other
points of shipment within the State
of Virginia at great disadvantage in
doing business with the territory
south of the Potomac and Ohio Riv-
ers and east of the Mississippi, in com
parison with Baltimore and other
Eastern cities north of the Potomac.
The new tariff increases the first
class rate from Virginia cities to At
lanta from eight-four cents to 81.
They increase the rates from Balti-
more from 81, to SLOT. That gives
Baltimore an advantage Of nine cents
per 100 pounds in shipping to the
Southeast. Every other class rate is
made in definite relation to the first
class rate, SO that the damage is
along the entire line.
The icenmission, to soften the blow
said that its refusal to suspend the
9 rates, after the most emphatic pro-
test any communities Of shippers;
ever made, must not be taken as an
approval of all the new rates, It says
ItAeS,aEs allTaapject; to!'he stesked'ias
to- their reasonableness by means of
formal compiaihht..,#:'.' :, $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

The annual meeting of. the stock
holders of the Ontario Apartment
House, Company for the election Of a
Board OF Directors for the ensuing
wear will be held at No. 123 South
Royal street, Alexandria, Va, jan
uary 18th, 1916, at 1920 O'Clock a. nj.
Charles D. Walcott. President.
A. M. McLachlen, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

WANTED-At once 5000 pairs OF
old shoes and all kinds Of old cloth
es. Will pay highest prices for same.
Amply W. ". Simpson, dl3 Came
wan e. 28-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS

The annual meeting OF the stock
hotlers;of the, Iowa Apartment House
Company for the election Of a Boare
of Directors for the iehsuing year ant
tho transaction of other business, vii
be held at No.. l23 South Royal Street
Alcxandria, VA Januray llth' l9le
at 10 O'clock
Charles ID. ,Walcott, President.
A. M. McLachien,. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Of Alexandria, Va, December II,
1916.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of this bank will be held al
it's banking house on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of JANUARY, 1916, be-
tween the hours Of IL noon and
p. m. for the election Of directors fol-
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly be brought before the meet.
ing.
RICHARD NJ. GREEN, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. l, 191

Alexandria, Va, Jan. l, 1916.
AS required by law notice is hereby
given that the real estate delinquent
for the year 1914, herein mentioned,
or so much thereof as may be nee
cssary to satisfy the taxes, levies'
interests, costs and charges due there
on, will be sold at public auction on
the first Monday in January, 1915,
between the hours of 10 in the morn
ing and in the afternoon, IN front
of the courthouse, unless the amount
for which said lands are delinquent,
together with the interest, costs and
charges shall have been previously
paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

ALEXANDRIA NATIONAL BANK
ALEXANDRIA. VA. December IL,
19l5.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank will be held
at it's banking house on Tuesday, the
18th day Of January 1916, between
the hours of II a. m. and 2 p. m, for
the election Of directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction
of such other business as may pro-
perly come before said meeting.
J. l.. PERRY, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
STEAMED OYSTERS AT JACOB
DRILLS, FOOT OF KING STREET.

LOST-A small coin, Spanish, dated
l74O, hole on top, lost from brace
let reward if returned to this Oh
fec or address. 20 care Of Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

inp and 4 in the afternoon, IN front
IF the courthouse, unless the amount
for which said lands are delinquent
together with the interest, costs and
charges shall have been previously
paid.
WHITE.
Appich, Geo. L., 2 Lots 81 ana 81
Fayette, Payne, Pendleton' ofo-
noeo, 500.
Devers ]. W.. 3 houses and lots
14O7-O9-1l King street S2l.oa'
Elliott. Ross T., 2 lots Patrick pet
tween tween Montgomery and First, $.4s.
Elliott, Ross T. lots, Patrick be-
tween Montgomery and First $:95
Elliott, Ross IT,, PIT. So. S. r: Cor
Pavne and Gibbon streets Sl.oo:
Elliott, Saml: J, H and L, 40 s.
Fl FAIR IT. Jane, 2 Fl and L 1926 Wolfe
$3.12. 80, c Al,
Fair, Jane, L., N. W. Corner; Al
fred and Montgomery streets SO
Grimes, Armetta, NJ. l.. GeotWn
Road, Mtg and First $:2l.
Grimes, Armetta, NJ l.. st. A. bet.
Mad. and Wythe $.2l. ,oc
Hammersley, Mamie, Fl and l.. 4o'
NJ p,,u,n G2q
Lopez, Eleanor and ais. H. and l..
ZIG N. Fairfax, $2.35.
McDermott NJ. V. and e. r., II. ana
L. 100 Queen $1.96.
Peck, VIM. H., H. and L. 4O7 n.
West street 1912.
Phillips, Mary F., H. L. 14l2 Duke
street $4.6S.
Philips, Mary E., 2 l.. l426-2S Duke
Philips i p Jose. IT., L.s.w Cor Duke
and. West. streets 500: .:.s;;,:,.o
Smith, Francis A. NJ, Fl. and 81.
Alp to 41G N. Alfred $T.4l.
:, Swami: Chas. .LA. IS. sos. N. st.
Asaph' street sac -
;Simns, Sarah; E., L.. 514 Ponds 40.
Turner, Jno. H., L. Wash. bet. Mad.
and MTG: $40 r.:
~ COLORED.
Adkins Harriet, H. and L. 500
Duke $S.51. ~. ;,%,.L,o.c
!. ,Ar!mstead, Rose, i; ar and l. !; ! 1902 !'
i Oron1o. 1915. = " -.
Arnold; Carrie Co.. L. 81 N. Patk.
Bowens. Della, H. 413 Princess S p.
Brown, Mamie. Fl; and L. l.: 322 ~
tHyi$ 90; : ';;;iS,::'r2 :; ..S,',:
CHM, NJ. R., ,2H and L.. .sl7I-13e 2
Glib. SIS. as.
Carter, Hester, FL. and. SOC. 5.
Washington So. 81
Dulaney, Macedonia, III. and L.. rear
9OSt Princess $40
'iDulaney,: Macedonia, H. and l.. sos
Evans, Philip c.. H. E. side Mad.
bet. Fay. and Hy. $.S1. =.
Frazier, VIM. H., II. and l.. 69O S.
Washington S1;.3S. ).
Grigsby, Arthur L. Hy bet, Wythe
and Mad. $50.
Gray, Fannie L.. H and L. Alp N.
ROYAL. $40.
: Holmes, Jas. T., II. and L. N. W.,
cor. Col. and Glib. $5.46. 80,
Haines, Senia, H. and L. Pot. bet.
Jeff. and Frank. $.3I
Hawkins, Sadie, H. and L. 119 N.
Hy $1.3S.
Henry, Sandy, Est, H. and L. .1O3
Frank. $40.
Jones, Edw. M. H. and L. 81 Will
kes $.79. \,
Jackson, Geo. F., H, and L. 526 S.
Pitt. $50.
Kyer, VIM, H. and L. 81 N. Pitt
$50.
Lee, Alice, H., and L. 42l N. Pat
rick 81 .4S.
Lightfoot, Jas. H., H. and L. 22S S.
West. S1.96.
Miller, Juretta. II. and L. 1106
Mad. $40.
SHINES, Moses, H. and L. Alp
Orono. 3d.
Smith. Lucy J., H. and L. 215 N.
West. $1.56.
Smith, Ellen G., H. and L. SIS S.
Alfred $50.
Shaw, Motley, Els, H. and L. s27 N.
Patrisck 81. rs.
Walker, Roxie L. n, H. and L. 4O5
Orono. $50.
Williams. Emma, H. and L. al
Orono. $40.
Williams, Emma, H. and L. 400
Orono. $50.
Williams, Louise, H. and L.ts3o N.
Col. S1.1S. IS
THOMAS W. ROBINSON
5,.t City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special Attraction

LOST-An English Setter, white
with ore black car. Answers to the
name Of Rex. Name and address on
collar. Liberal reward if rsturne,
to F. Williams. 1879 r. Street,
northwest. Washington, Phone n.
or notify Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

LOST - Last night open face gold
filled watch, No. s2G,179. Reward
if returned to Gazette Office. 2S-"t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

MONEY no LOANs-$e, 500 or por--
ton. Of. same, on: city property
Howard w. Smith, 167 north Fair
fax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
Stockholders Meeting of, the Ameri-
can Rntile Company of Virginia,

can Rptlle Company Of Virginia.
=. The annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders of. the American Rutie Co..
will be held at the office of the Com
pany, No. Ill south FoirfaX street,
Alexandria, Virginia. on Monday the
Bird of January, 191S,;frean II o'cloeki
noon to l o'clock Pm, for The cleo,
ton of directors, andSfor the trans
action of such other business as can
be lawfully considered. 81
The transfer books, iwilE;be: closed
for 10 days prior to the. 3rd day of
January: :: w. M, SLATER,
President.
ALBERT HARPER, Sec! & Treas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
THE FIRST NATIOIAL BANK of

Alexandria, Va, December 10th, 1915
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank will be
held at the banking house on jan
uary 18th, 1916, at II a. m. for the
election of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting
; 20 GEO. e. WAKEFIELD, /
Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01

LOST-Fox Terrier, white, wire-hair-
ed, black and tan around ears; last
seen on Connecticut Avenue and
NJ street, Washington, D. c. Liber-
al reward for any information lead
ing to the return of the dog to 1921
Fl street, N. W., Washington, DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-01
MONDAY NIGHT
William H. West and Marin sails

William H. West and Marin SAILS
-: - --,-.>'t! .. -
! The Dream Seekers.
Kalem-Two parts !
See the remarkable effect on the
pictures produced by. the new gold
screen Just installed.
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Ill n. W at.
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Cartoons on a Yacht
Edison
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Dried Beans With Sauce.

Tho wellcooked and drained
h~ae< may be moiSteaed with ans
nuot sauce and cooked FOR half an
Dried Beans In Salad.
'eeae0u the cooked and drained
b~1nx with any salad dressing and
s&r.s ~ salad
Batsd Scans.
g -Csrs th. d-ed beans gently until
- 9fins oeEsn 20 break. then drain
- fn> ~sI-f Pui a layer of beaus
- s~sp pgt o. deep sarthsn dish.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
The Detroit Times
Pure Food Page
Good Things to Eat and Good
Places to Buy Them.

and on thi. arer tU 'es center oi
fhe dish place piece ~ SAT- pora
-treaE % fa. and streak or lean
having The -.nd side ap, l-lne Cor
Ono Quart u' orsas'a hs.f pound 90.
pork. he rud should b- scored FIJI
ul tte dish With fhe beans and ac-
-eas7uluEs and water ro cover -a-
beans TEa simplest seasoning i@
one tablespoon % salt a-t 'aH
teaspoon ~ pepper 20 ta"E .t
beans Mix The salt aut.1a srer Hi's
tte water n Iked -. -.espooa r.
mustard may ae added a- Ne-. as
or U0ra 0t -c.a--"- ar.
an ou nu Instead ~ tH, a
piece o5 ss.- no far tar. ".
may re euP.oy,i '0
-h0u.t ne from emo
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
w a 5 h ing [ on Team
Even Better Than
Usual, Is Belief

SEATTLE. Wash Nov. IA De
spite Gilmour Dcbie's dour assertion
that his University OF Washington
football squad isnt so much OF a
muchneSs this year. the team made
a splendid showing in preliminary
games
Football follower here always dis.
count the inscrutable Scotchman's 5
careful predictions.
They believe his 1918 aggregation
IS the best in years and that II will
again bring home the bacon from
me Washington California game on
Nov ls
y pobis rad the finest team IN the
world he'd proosbl, say It wss pref.
~ good"
Nc one sensational kicker stands
out above the others this year. and
the goal work ami puntirg will prob
sbly be equally distributed among
four or eve good foot Rrtis,s.
star work. however. is expected OF
Mashington's ends Faux and Smith,
or Ahle and RAwson. this post on
having been greatly strengthened
over ne 1915 showing The BACKS
are also strong
CAPT Seagraves and "Cy" Noble.
s'alwart heroes n many a Washing
ton victory. are playing 4 faster ana
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

n.rei d-hter Hs handles the for.
ward psss setter thau ans Penn
uan save Re-ry j. fas' down ne
ns't ana An intellSs gent PLAYER IN,
running mate. urquhart. il a veter.
An player. consistent ard reliable
hoU being brilliant
Penn great back Is Pen parr. a
marvel 90 defense and ulan Who
San usually b. relied upon FOR nye 70
even ard snsshes thru the hne
he aas oeen the backbone Of Penn =
scontsry defense ard slops lire
Lo.ls Fith the hardest and most Ger
laln tA- slts seen on Frarklin field n
20 wears he $ Nor teruliy
strong man courageous and the
deal rrpe of F'olWeu plsyer Graves
Williams is his -urnine mate. The
latter development os Coach
seed Rush. q Princeton. whle az
me Crlye-s.ty school. IN CIevelan Z
Fu,l54ck is Peans problem an
here Coach Fol~cI "a rsinF some
-ed psyChoiosy be has IL Berry
TIE greatest allsrouna player n The
game ro-csy RE Is Az accurate drop
kir ker ~ distances MP 70 50 yards
ie also !- a 4o-yArd average punte~
s1.ch u~sas that he ranks with the
-fst in he same. De!ng \ classy
,aseosll player. he g al unusually
killed onward % sse- Then he s
selghty vst feet His speed Is oest
judged b. The fac; that be s he all
around college athletic champion
and -er-secoad sprinte-
Along N1th his COMBINATION Ber-
~ possesses temperament which
makes him problem 70 his coaches
y@' enables him . fise 20 wonderful
heights Berry cannot play ord nary
too' ali 2f1e- te is miserable or
1srvelons, Eith lie chances that
properly banded be ~lIl be a won
4--
some 5ea = 7ls possibilities can
gained hv tse fac- tha he played
a-alpS- Penn Stale within tea
DAYS of his return from the Nex'ca-
ho--i~- w1srs r. ~zs ssT--rg ~ gU
ae7unaGt In rh4 game he blrked
de.d zOai b. drCp-klck from re As
yard l7s another from fhr varf
mark Az then ran ~ yard or
t1trs-1 pass fcr a roucte0v TtFr
OF Sarlr9ay lzainst Da-uaut1 ar
or being OUt ~ prsctiec 'i week
and r1' called upon u7'l --- G~t
period he rsc thru ne ptcl- Dar'
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
ACCIES FEAR
N0TRE DAME
{ Oach SOmmer Giving His
Farmers Busy Week; Jacks
Is Back

arr, ..--,r..-. ,..-L a.
go 60. -. .-- ,r,ett1.,
--s - -,
~ ,s.tp 80 -. -. .St- -
- - -.
"'-A -. -
oi IN s "a - - - -
hs.l 10. a. - - -.
at " go a.'.' -a - - =. - -, -
'si ~ 80" N1.'
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Pennsy Victory Michigan All Doped OCms 2Toudown Ma

inert t's only misfortune Is that
f fu- Sell a formidable suard. by
,UsNHy In midseaScn and has
.rc.rcsf man. Hernips a. guard
tt vet mp 20 his usual strength
|Iuurs Nss AllAmrricaT pick last
sra-. hur was operated or only nve
.-asbs age for appendicitis Within
.,e- rh3n four weeks h. was back
iNi,h hc sGuad against the protests
.uf hIs PHYSICIANS ana mas played
'tVo gaines without apparent ill-et.
.te.t ue VIII probably be az his best
~ NichEan
Wray is a typical Penn rowing cen
1 sr. who has ana ability 10 tackle IN
itn- opec 20 mead O forward passes
..ut nose for tie loose ball Cap.
. tam Mathews IS a strong defensive
tackle wh.ir iir'le a scrappy man
at t.e other tackle has shown ahll
IT'S so make ho4cs for the backs
I-rrres,aag is th< substitute fcr Neil
th. disqualified guard and ho green
f. the game is powerful athlete
and gradually becoming a good run.
nius mate to, Eennlns lie Is the
MI, weak po- the line
li H,l sst, 10 early. Penn VIII
dtreHd Uron kck!ng game for the
ma,cr po-lon ot he game. as Berry
ucDe Ne. best and has tine ends
ard tackles 20 cover the punts This
oIth rrtr.s 9rld goal kicking Will
..r -rt.e menace 10 Michigan AZ,
PROPER Shines running attack ~
14r.4 assortment AMI great power
aIt ha sad ~hon Michigan 'hOvs
"a disno- Ior 20 slow mp This ~as
aaiaet as7.psr Dartmouth when a
couple -f ths rrgulsr Hunover line
sem arrs exhausted ard Penn
naacset 20 ard. on seven plays FOR
q touchdown
Th. rpa aad blue viii use the ior
warl pas. NOR a. tH0~st and a
variation 'haa ANYTHING else for
Coach Foiwell believes that ihis is
me greatest utility However ihs red
rG hia. has -evoral adaptations ot
I0l>sif sr.af baseball pas, that.
Rll bee given brand new 20 Michigan
rt wHr fee, backs Vill 7e hard TO
-too
t4ts0f sre al wr make the
f-.r te Michigan and The entire
ls' % travel along MS all the
rr .r1 rn.~ .r, rFrra,rF
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Dobie Has Coast Critics
Baffled; i. OfW. Looks Good

header 2amc than ever before say
Sridiron experts
The greatest secrecy was main
tanned this season by Coach Dobie
IN practice play even ne Nspaper-
men having been barred from the
neli This means. say tho dope
stcrs. that the Grdcteated mentor
has some brand new stun UP his
sleeve for the biz game
When net directing practice
work. Dobie haunts the golf links
where De has worked ont some OF
his era,niest fectball problems 20
the tune cf sSlshing mashie or
uoa
Secretly pobie believes the west
ern football world VII again bow
down 20 Washington" this wear
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
ID. A. {. LANDS A. A.
II. TITLE JOURNEYS

The Oelroit Athletic club has
landed several central A. A T..
championships for the winter II
Wlll stage tho boxing championship
and four ~ the big swimming events
the plunge for distance. the z20-
yard swim. the l50yard back stroke
and the 20o-yard breast stroke.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Pennsy VIII Beat Michigan By at Least Two
Touchdowns, Predict Quaker Dopesters
lRNING 10 COACH
ROT SEPTET

tarHg irving. former wing on
,to cleveland hockey team. j.
regular his le3guer now Irving
-ss leeu Engaged 20 coach the
seven that Sill represent De-
-Nts ne~ zee palace Detroit
l8, rounded up an All star appre-
PATTON OF club Vielders This fall
ani Wlll make formidable eC.
l2rf 20 lSnd ne American cham
PonshiP lrying's JOB VIII De 20
-ev thar the PLAYERS keep ia con
tlch sAd 20 piek ire strongest
lineup
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

WV TORK Nov u-Jaok BRIT
.pu. eeitar Hssaf. Who meets Ted
..'01s tonight ~ Boston In t2
round boat 81 matched for 10
round n win Johnny Gnniihs of
Akron. Ohio The match will De-
'eld At Cleveland Nov q.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

thing all football coaches 20 na
greet sunshine with oi '
II Eusto of while nos aH unFa as
custom with Vhca t'aeat- usually s''@
the games v oe published 70 A
columns biz p" lost "
moment, o TOT al
and tr ~ 'rt''nr 's
whic mortal develop defense. For instance
Coach SPEEDY" Rush has deveeG
Princeton He'h narf choice
but he smash tfc ts0s6ns
nothing SATURDAY. fisF's
Ts f'r r-asef hel sot
period toltA4oAa
and had clear held for of the s''art p.r' ''
was dstanced Bu End tgh Vho oas h -'
his hoofs and fell Drggs fen over las team mate sne f '-
forever
That the sha suns O.
the oher But fort his STUN
for the 6r time In many ,ear. -e base
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
The Coast Horns In.

TIME uonopo
-
OF the far excited
regions, W
AZ last g-eatce3 WsshlEer
hasms It's
elevens following
Princeton and Yale VII PLAY same bet viii decide
ut life
tucked the Brown between ,h Princeton ana Vale
These pyed coreess
I<sC Of
to a swell battle
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Matinee turkey DAY

Dexter park horsemen stigl are
finding it hard 20 stop They have
arranged another last" matinee.
Win Thanksgtying day as the date.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Some More of Them.

~ oAcH LARRY BANKHART. Colgate developed that
PLAYED rings around tucked
~ away secondary excited forgo %
Iegore who grabbed pass the length
saved Yale Bankhs big chance 70
figure in national championship that slip
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

These shadow a sunshine PHHhlrgh Is
his The Panhers have
a grand for Coaca Glenn
goals after ouchdowas
a-ect The kicking
OF entirely of The skill of -he other
Had
Theyx were mi e z
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

Twelve champion wrestlers COM
pete IN International Tourney st
AWmorg tonight. AHr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Next Saturday.

TIME WOLVERINE ootbaE car sand
II hesdlnFr veil
Of The will b.
the Dame where
celebrate me ~
Grand
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Michigan and Pennsv.

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Brown.

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has played perfect schedule opponents easv
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afford TO satmds ard has a..
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-30
POLICE SEEK IDENTITY
OF THOMAS PHILLIPS
Major Werner Gets Letter From
Georgia Farmer TeiiinE of Death
of supposed Richmond south.

Police chief Werner yesterday re-
csIved a letter from John W Baccus.
r F. D. No. . Rutledxe. Ca. seek
Ing Information concerning relatives
OF Thomas Phillips, young man. who
was killed on the Baccus farm. sev-
ersl days ago. Phillips II appears
from the letter, went to the Racrus
place on March ~ and secured en-
pIoyrnent there He said he was a
son Of former well-to-do plumber N
Richmond
Two days after getting employment
the letter SAYS Phillips. while plowinS,
stoned a mule. n relative OF BaCcus
demonstrated with Phillips, who then
turned upan- him and threw stones, Brt
Tending himself. Baccus hit Phillips
with club and fractured his skull
The injury proved fatal and on March
26 Phillips was buried in the Baccus
plot.
: Young Philips Is said 70 have been
TWENTY-FIVE years old. Of Saiiow com
pfrxfou. with blue eyes. and being
a bout FIVE feet nine inches tall and
weighing about las pounds
Inquiry OF people In Richmond named
Phillips yesterday failed 10 produce
knowledge OF the identity OF the dead
man.