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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
CREWS WILL RACE SOON
AT WASHINGTON AND LEE
Albert Sidney and Harr. Lee Meet in
June-MonoGrams are
Awarded.

LEXINGTON VA. May 2l-Only one
event remains. before the year at
Washington and Lee will have come
TO a close athie,ically-thc boat race
between the Albert Sidney and Harry
Lee boat crews In June The Wash
ington and Les Athletic Council met
during the past week. elected two
managers and awarded monographs to
athletes for their endeavors in track
and baseball
Jesse 3. Wadsworth, OF Gadsden.
Ala. will be the next manager of the
varsity baseball team. A. s Watkins,
OF Henderson. " c., and Edwin d.
Crocheron, Of Gadsden, Ala. were
elected assistant managers.
Fifteen monographs were awarded
The Washington and Lee tridents were
given 10 Captain John l.. Harrison. OF
Richmond: w. j. Bryan. Of Abilene
Tex. l. p. Bagley. OF Fayettcvillc
Tenn; John Barrett. of Chicago: T. s
Jones OF Huntington, w Va: Zach
Brown Of TaZcwcli, Va. Robert G.
Vance. pf Waynesboro, Va: i. +. Bar
row. Of Alberta, Va; Harry K. Young
OF Huntington. w. Va: G.. C. Gregg.
ton. Mass: u. y. Algee, of Ridgely.
Tenn. and e. NJ. Graham, of Licking
ton, Va. The manager, LorentZ r.
White. of Raleigh, y. c, was awarded
the fifteenth monogram.
John Bonner Gladney, Of New Or
leans, La, was elected manager of the
varsity track department; s. w Wine
brenner, OF Frederick. Md, and l. b.
Watkins, Of Henderson. " -, were
elected assistants
Mono4rams were likewise awarded
In track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
GIANTS SHOW GREAT FORM
SET MAJOR LEAGUE MARK
FOR CONSECUTIVE WINS
Eastern rcnms Won Majority OF Games
in international Clashes on
Roth Circuits.

Setting major league record for
the season for straight victories. the
New York National League team has
pushed its way from last place 10
III" top OF the second division. and
only few games now separate the
Giants from the league leaders They
nave batted in fine style, felded al
most faultlcssly and have been aided
by exceptional pitching in the tight
places In addition, they have run
the bases we'll.
For the week Just ended the Giants
made an average Of ten hits and five
runs game for six games. Ander-
SON. Benton. Perritt and Mathewson
apparently rounded into shape, while
Robertson. DOYLE. Fletcher and Nc
kechnie hit hard and OPPORTUNITY.
Brooklyn did little better than break
even on the weeks work. but remained
In first place. The league leaders lost
and won an eleven inning contest
The work of Philadelphia was i'm
proved In all departments. and the
league champions moved from fifth
place 10 second. The injury to Ban
croft apparently did not break IN tbe
winning combination. Boston played
poorly, winning only one game St
Louis dropped six games out OF seven.
and fell from fourth place 10 seventh.
In the American League, Cleveland
ana Washington kept up their previous
good work. The Indians made il TWO
straight victories from New York and
then broke Washingt0n's winning
streak by defeating Walter johnson
and his teammates on Thursday.
Washington took the entire series
OF four games from Detroit. New York
broke even in two games. and played
sensational sixteen inning, 2-to-2 tie
with Detroit on Friday Harry Cove
leSkie pitched the sixteen innings for
Detroit while Cullop and Shawkey di-
vided the box work for New York
Splendid fielding marked the contest
The tie game with New York was the
nearest the Tigers approached 10 Il
victory. The injury of Fritz Maiscl.
who suffered broken collarbone on
Monday. which will keep him out OF
the game for month. is a blow to the
Yankees.
Philadelphia and ST. Louis played
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
WOMEN WILL HOLD GOLF
TOURNEY AT COUNTRY CLUB
Championship Match VIII lie PLAYED
Four Days Next Week on
Handicap Basis.

The women OF the Country Club of
Virginia Will hold championship
golf tournament next week The
prizes offered are the Corley cup for
the winner of the tournament, and the
Country Club cup for the runncr-up.
The tournament will be on a handi-
cap basis. All entries must be in the
hands of William Wallace, secretary.
on or before Tuesday night. May go
together with previous scores
The schedule follows:
Wednesday May 31-Elimination
round nt Is holes, with eight lowest
scores handicap allowed to compete in
match play following.
Thursday. June First round match
play. is holes.
Friday. June Second round match
play.
Saturday, June Finals
In the handicap match play the al
lowance wiz be three quarters of the
difference in handicap. One-half a
stroke or more will count full stroke
for the player receiving odds, and less
than one-half stroke will count for
the benefit OF the player giving odds
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better thus lesseninp the points be-
tween hrSt and las, place in the Ameri-
can League. Myers and Bush again
pitched good games for Connie Macs's
men.
AS In the previous week, the East
ern teams won majority of the games
IN the intersectional clashes In the
National. the weeks tally was: East
10 West. S. In the American, IL was:
East. 9: West, I.
some good individual batting was
h"ne during the wccI. y perfect day
NJ bat was turned i'll Ivy Williams and
Mann, Chicago Nationals. and McKech-
ME. New York Nationals, each of whom
made four hits out OF four times at
bat HoblitZel, Boston Americans: Mi
Ian, Washington Americans, and Claude
Cooper. Philadelphia Nationals, made
three hits out Of three times at bat
Cobb. OF the Detroit Americans. and
Shotton. or the st. Louis Americans
each made four hits out Of five times
at bat.
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WILL PLAY PAPOOSES
John Marshall High Has Game with
William and Mary Academy
To- Morrow.

John Marshall High School will play
the William and Mary Academy base
BAH team tomorrow afternoon at
Broad street Park in what is likely
10 prove one Of the hottest games OF
the prep school season. The Marshall
ties have an excellent record in past
performances, and are certain that they
Will come ont on the large end of tho
score. William and Mary has also
been going like house affrp, and Is
confident of winning the game.
The attendance at the games plaved
by the Marshnllitcs has not hccn up
to the standard. and teams have been
brought here at almost a complete loss
OF money, due to lack of patronage
The Marshallitcs are noted for their
school spirit, and tomorrow VT is
thought they Will turn out in large
numbers to greet fine Williamsburgers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

Score by innings
Newark
Montreal
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STANFORD GIVES UP TRIP
0arsnian 'iunkx In Studies, and Crew
is Out Of Hudson Regatta.
BrenkS Training,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. CAL. May
2l-The Leland-Stanford junior var
sity crew. which finished second at the
Poughkeepsic regatta last year, aban-
doned its intention to-day to go East
for The June II regatta this year and
broke training. Deficiency I'm scholar
ship on the part Of one member of the
crew was the reason for not makint,
trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
ROYALS GET COUPLE MORE
MONTREAL BEATS INDIANS
IN SECOND DOUBLE BILL
Brrsslcr Presented inmr TO Conucks.
who Took Four StrniEht From
Lenders

MONTREAL QUEBEC, May al.-Dan
itowley's Royals took the fans by sur
prise to-day. coping both ends Of the
double -header from Newark, thus max
ing II four straight from the league
leaders The Montrcalers established
an early lead in the first game. find
ing tho visiting pitchers offerings
rather t" their liking. Five runs in
tn. second inning put this game On
ice.
In the second game Bressler practi-
.aiiS presented the game to the Royals
!ie was very wild. and forced in a
couple OF runs. The double loss nut
h'chmond even with the Indians for
hrst honors.
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*. ]. Il. League IN Ciu,. n.

AUBURN. y. g.. May Secretary
John II. Farrell. Of the National As.
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
Leagues, announced yesterday that the
II. !. /. League. embracing the terri
tory Of Greensboro, Henderson. Mndi-
sonville and Dawson Springs, Nv. has
qualified for membership in Glass II
of that association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
RATES
EVERY SUNDAY
Chesapeake & Ohio RaiIway

Commencing Sunday. May 2Sth, ana
continuing each Sunday thereafter dur
iuS the summer. G * y. Viii sell
tickets at reduced rates from Rich-N
mond to Charlottesville, Scottsvillc.
Newport News and intermediate sta
lions. Tickets will be sold TO Char
l"tt"svillc for train leaving Richmond
I:25 y. NJ good returning. arriving
Richmond 40 y. NJ: 10 Newport News
for train leaving Richmond ! A. n. re
turning, arriving Richmond sos r. h
TO Scottsville for train leaving Rich
mond 10 \. NJ. retucring. train arriving
Richmond $3.50 Z. NJ Sundays.
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Ciubx E.chnnuc Outt,cId,r.

DEM Err COL. May 2l.--Willis Cole.
outhelder OF the indianapolis team. Of
the American Association, has been OH
tanned in exchange for Vernon Spcn
Ger, outtielder. by the Denver team. OF
the Western League, and was ordered
TO report in Denver, 1t was announced
Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
M0RIARITY TO BE MANAGER
VIII Pilot Memphis Tenm-White Sox
10 Get NOllwitx From
Cincinnati.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-George Moriartv
veteran third baseman. is to he re-
leased TO the Memphis (Southern AS
sociation) club by the Chicago Ameri-
cans. il was announced Yesterday. He
IL slated to manage the club. His re-
lease Will make room on the White
SoS roster for Fred Mollwitz, Cincin-
natl first baseman, for whom negotia-
tons We're reported to be I'm progress
last week. and for the return of Jack
Ness. first baseman, released TO Bal
timore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
TYLER PITCHES STRONGLY

ST. Louis. MO-, May 2l.-TyIer held
st Louis to two hits to-day and scored
two men with double in the fifth
inning. Boston winning the first game
of the series here to 0. st. Louis
never got man past second. Only
twcnty-nine men faced Tyler. Ames
struck out ten men. The score:
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Down the ALLEYS

Friday night brought successfully to
an end me first duckpin tournament
ever held in Richmond. All the bow
lers were satisfied. even those who did
=, The {. ~ o. bowlers, who rolled In
the tournament, have decided to roll n
series OF two-men match games amoD,.
themselves to he known as the C. q q.
tournaments. They will roll on alleys
and s. Palace alleys. on Wednesday,
and Thursday, May 24-25.
me majority Of Richmond bowlers
VINO rolled in the Palace tournament
VIII 20 TO Petersburg this week 10 roll
~ the duckpin tourney over there.
Manager Jake Rowsey is so pleased
with the results OF the tournament
Just finished that he will conduct an
o'ner ana larger one in the near future.
Prize winners In doubtless.
tirSt--Wade and Rowsey. . 6sl
Sccond-t. IA. and &. l.. Cosby Ga
Third--Miller and Anderson go
Fourth--Nan Diem and IIolliucs-
worth go. .., sac
Fifth-K rauso and Coats " 5Sh
SiNth-Wa idbauer and II. Cosby $50
Prize winners i'm singles:
FirSt-Benny Cosby " 370
Second-.Iake Rowsey .. 34S
Ihird--t. III. Cosby as
Fourth--Monil Wade 391
fifth-E. NJ. Goodrich ~ 81!
SiNth-W. T.. Roberts ..., 3i9
Seventh-S. S. Haywood 3i0
Eiehth-H NJ. Freese. 3df
Slnth.-B b. Bow man ............ 3ni
High average, Jake Rowsey. us
High score, Jake Rowscy, l42.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

rARIS. May 2l.--Georges Boillot, the
champion automobile racing driver, is
now a second lieutenant in the avia-
tion corps.
News reached here to-day OF an
aerial battle In which, sinKlehanded
he fought five German aeroplanes. He
wac forced to alight wounded, but es-
,oaped the German lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
JOHNSON BEATS CLEVELAND
WASHINGTON CLIMBS NEAR
TOP IN LEAGUE STANDING
blond Twirlcr Outpitches Rival, and
Drives In Winning Hum with
Double I'm Ninth Frame

CLEVELAND. O., May H1.-Washing-
ton climbed within half OF game OF
Cleveland to-day by defeating the lat
ter. TO g. Johnson ou,pitched his
rivals and also scored the winning run
In the ninth on his double Morean's
sacrifice and Milans single Cleve-
lands attendance record was broken.
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Gene Lnyden Ex,t.bc. n,

TROY, y. Y, May 21.-Layden. a
right felder OF the New York Ameri-
cans and Jasmer. n first baseman OF
the Newark Internationals, have been
signed by the Troy State League team.
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Cleveland.
Totals, az sa7is Totals 81 81

I.EHI" " . q 10 IoIa!s ....3a =
'Eati"d for CoveicslSic In eighth.
Cleveland ....,.........O . 3 %
Washington ...........0 o o q y . Il
Milan. Shanks, Johnson T.yo-hase hits
smith. Judge t2>. Coveirskie. Shanrs Ain
smith Roth Johnson Stolen base--tiandil
Hncrihce hits-Morgan to Bases on balls
on tovcieskte. 5. Struck out-bv Iohnosn.
!: by Cov.lcsi.ia. =. Hit by pit,her--hy John
son tloward). Double plays IcErid,
10 Foster: Wumhsgnnss to Howard 20 Gan
Ill tmpires, Chill and O'I.nughlin
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 3. l":+ IL Totals 50 ss7l3
'ba'tcd for reh in seventh

Newark n n n
Montreal . % n : n
, Snmms!y Runs-caliahan Milan ~
Mi't.r. Moran Aimelda Cd =. Smith ~
Madden GoodbreaG. Stolen base-p smith
N!mciGa Two base hits--Cal!ahan Milan
tbIe' "itter ~. Slauery. T. Smith. Dou,
PIE piIy-M Moran TO Madden. Iiits-on Pich
~ Innings. of EnIinann. in I inuinr
fiascs IN hmils--of Peh s innings; on Enn
mann /: OFF tioodhread I Struck nut-by
ilehi 3: "y Erzmann. !. by Goodbread !
fnpifcs Carpenter and Chestnut Time
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VICTORY FOR PHILLlES

CHICAGO, May o1.-Philadelphia
drove Lavender from the mound In
the first game OF the series here to-
day. winning. to Q. Cravath opened
the ninth with n home run. and Whit
ted triplcd. The visitors then played
Il bunting game on Mcconnell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut Cincinnati.
brooklyn mt Pittsburgh.
BUstOn mt st. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago
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NEW YORK IS UNBEATABLE
GIANTS TAKE ELEVENTH
STRAIGHT BY BIG SCORE
Tyler Holds Cards to Nwo Hits, and
Only 1Nventy-NIne Men Face
Braves Twfrler,

CINCINNATI, o., May 2l.-New York
continued its winning streak by dc
fcating Cincinnati here to-day. IL ~
]. punching all it's runs and most o,
its hits in three innings. GriFith got
a home run in the seventh. The score:
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PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago.

Summary; Rnns-Cravath. Whitfield, Cocrc-,
Ludcrus. Zimmerman Safer. Two-bas hits
-kIlitfcr, Neihoff. Byrnc. Mulligan. rhr,a4
base hit-Whitted. Home runs--Crnvatk
Zimmerman. Double plays-zeider TO Multi
gan Ia SAFER: Zimmerman TO Suier; NIehoN'
10 stock to I.uderus. Bases an balis--or
Lavender, 8; off Rlxcy, l. off Mcconnell. l.
S S htts--kiliifer. lixey. BENDER. F,ack.
Heidcr. Stolen bascs-Dugey, Nclhoft Struck
out by Lavender. 8; by Rixcy. 3: by Nc
Conneii, !; by Bender. l. Wild pitch-Mc-
:5i 1879
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STANDING OF CLIfa

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
RICHMOND ut Rochester,.
Newark nj Buffalo.
Baltimore ut Toronto
Providence at Montreni
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Summary: Ruus--Konetchy. Gowdy. Two!
base hit-Tyler. Three base hit-MaranvilIe.
Sacrifice hit-HornsGy. Stolen base-Konctrhy.s
Double plays-Maranvillc To E:crs to Konet-
chy GU. Bases on baiIs-on Aines. .: off
Tyler. l. Struck Out-by Ames. 10: by
TYLER. 9. Cmpires, Rlgler and Harrison
Time, 40
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Cincinnati.
New York
Totals as 8 u 10 9 Totals. &, Is q IS
'Batt"d for Kuetzer In third
tBattsd for Dale in eighth.
Score by Innings: n

New York. ............3 o . o I'll
Summary: Ruus-G-inith Burns. Robert.
son. Doyle 60, Kaun. Fletcher. Mcrkle
Mckcchnie. Two base hits-Mcrkie. Wiui".
rhree-basc hitS-itobertaon, Dayie KaufI.
Home rur-Grinth. Stolen baseS-kaut "a.
Mckcchnie. Mcrkle. Wingo. Double plays
Chase tunassistedl: Doyle to Merkie. Struck
uut-hy knet2er. 2: by Dale. .; By Mosele,
z Bases on balls-on Dale, ). Cmpires
O'Day and Eason. Time. 30.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY,
(No games schetiuIed.)
STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Durham mt Greensboro.
Winst0n-Sulem Mt AsIlevtlle
Charlotte Mt Raleigh
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Newark q n n a n . n -:
Montreal - n n n "a =
.nurninary Runs-Cable. Callahan. Milan
Witter Moran, Maisel. Gathers Wagner 80
Damrau Sacrifice fy-Damrau. Two.base
nWr.sI,almmeTman' Slattery. Double play
bressler to Esan to Durgn. Base on halls
on Bressler. IL; on Colwell. ;. Hit by
ptcner-Moran and Maise. Struck out--by
Bressler. .. by Colweli 3 EMPIRES Chest.
mutt and Carpenter Time 40
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How They Stand This
Morning
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, J; Cleveland. 5.
tNn OF her Enmes sCheduicd.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
st. Louis ut New York
Detroit at Boston.
ClicugO at Washington.
Cleveland ut rhn,iel plIia,
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North Carolina League

Hopewcll at Newport News
Portsmouth at Rocky Mount
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International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Montreal, :; Newark, first Eamc).
Montreal. 3; Newark. 3 tsccond camel
CSC other games schcduIed.)
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Southern Association.

At Minneapolis--Minn polis-St Paul,
rain.
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South Atlantic Icnguc.
At Montgomery--Mont
la ok S0nVillp
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. II; Cincinnati. 1.
philadelphia. s: Chicago, ..
BostOn. .; -. Louis. o.
tOnIS three games scheduled.)
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Al New Orleans-New Orleans 8:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
rtersburg nt Norfolk.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AmerIcon Associ.tInn

Al Toledo--Toledo. !: indianapolis. 4.
At Columbus-Columbus, .; Louis
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SECOND GAME.
Totals go seas . Total,

IotAIs 3. w Totals. 90 % 90 4
'f"iwc!l out for bunting foul third strike
ono man out when winning run scored
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
20 games Schcduled.)

STANDING OF CLUBS.
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Jack sonville. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
To Entertain Club.

the high school teaching corps were
titled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
bELLAIRE SOLONS
HELD BRIEF SESSION
ON ACCOUNT OF wARS7. WEATHER
VERY LITTLE BUSINESS
WAS CONSIDERED.
aLeStjnr Hold One Day Earlier in Com
- p1ance With Law News
Of Balaire.

Il The reguIarssssS!en OF the city coun n.
with the law thai whenever the regular
smeeting occurs on Il holiday or an eleI-
Zion the meeting shall ue held on thc
Sevening preceding. such dag. PreS!deat
Spro tenn. j. r. GlaSer Presided. oWihS
SO the fact that President ChaS Ctk-
bertson IS acting mayor during the az
sence of Mayor WasSgnan from the CITY
Z Ordinance 10 establish the curb grade
ION Vine and Spruce street was read
The ordinance was passed under l S"s-
pension OF the rules. 49,
A letter was received from, the Bel
mont county commissioners relative IL
Sthe resolution passed at tnc laSt heet
sing asking the Public tIitlcS C"n!ilIS-
sion of Ohio to compel the pennSH iNan'a
SaIlroad Company L. il,c,: 4 w1tchnan
at the Riverview crossing. he lettrt
stated the county commissioners hai
sent similar RESOLUTION - ohln l. III
Sites Cons{piSsion. y was siatsd tlal. Its';
matter Would be raken up With ths COM
mission in few days.
Y On motion the council. as committee
3of, the whole. will view Nest Hamilton
satreet to decide on the damages cLalAsu
by William Manley.
s. The matter OF parking automoDilsS on
Union street, was brought up by VT.
$O'Toole He stated that business PEG,
tple had complained about the NUMBER VI
cars blockadlng lnien street ior nov" ',,t, = :
In the matter. OF DINNERS and cut ON
he said the police w"rc too bllnd - see
the brilliant lights and too deaf TO near
noise made by autvwobilcS. notion
;=oy Mr.: komparr carried that cIerk OF
council notify the safety depart meut !"
REQUIRE the police 10 enforce the orui-
nance requiring DINNERS on automobile
Mrs. o'roole asked 1.ity Auditor Nc
3GauSheS why buck Beavers. drive
at the Central fire station. has not or':h
placed on the pay roll as acting mechan-
ician at $50 per month. Mr.; McGaueE%E
stated that he had been kept or ne
payroll at the suggestion y tne p"Utsc
safety director and The IRE CHER. inc
matter was referred tc the tire and ;bo-
flee committee for investigator.
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, r. D. ;.
aug. Mrs. Russell Brownlee and
children, John and Mildred. Of Benwood.
returned to their home Sunday. after :
weeks visit with friends In this vici-
Herbert. little son Of Mr.: and Mrs.
Harry Kimuins, Of Claysville, Pa-' IS
very i'll Of .infantile paralysis.
Miss Bessie Donston. who mas peen
spending some time at, the home OF Geo.
Jones, Of Sand Hill. spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Donston.
Mrs. Mary Matthews ds spending TINS
week with her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Mcconnell, Of Union Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Harsh. Of Majors
VILE, we're visitors at: the home Of D. B.
Stollar. Thursday.
Mr.. C. T. Strope was business caller
in Washington. Pa, Tuesday.
Dr.. J. r. McNinch. OF West Alexander.
was a professional caller In Beham on
Thursday. Il
illness. ,.,.,
his sister Mrs. Charles TurR.>
John Montgomery and family. recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Rtchey.
Mr.. Charles Ray Is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ray.
Misses Rata and Eva Richey. who has
been spending their vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Richey. re-
turned to the City hospital, Washington,
Pa. Monday.