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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05

they were during August and Sep
TENDER, which were by no means
months Of maximum destruction, the
United States will build il. 1918 only
about as much as they sink within
that period.
A comparison of ship building
with ship sinking is rot. the' efore,
very encouraging. There is an
added fact which is often overlooked.
Shipping men say that the impair
ment Of efficiency resulting from war
conditions is equivalent IN tonnage
to the amount totally destroyed The
drydocks and marine repair facili-
ties of the world are so nonopolized
by naval craft, which Away; have
the right of way, that merchant ships
are forced TO keep in service when
they ought to be overhauled
Ships that ought TO make ten or
eleven knots are down 70 six o. seven
because of the low state Of efficiency
of their machinery. The conveying
system, too, though it is saving ships,
is reducing the duty" of the ships it
saves. 1t takes seven weeks for YES
sells in convoy to make a round trip
from the United States 70 France,
whereas in peace conditions five
weeks would be sufficient. Another
factor is the loss of time required for
repairing that considerable number
of ships torpedoed or shelled by sub
marines, but are finally saved. Eff
ficiency is also impaired By port con-
gestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05

conducting, played the wonderful
March Sisv" as an overture. II was
beautifully rendered and enthusiast
cally received. The soloists were Mis-
cha Violin. who played "Bravura Nari-
alton" and "Canto AMBROSE" and
Grace Hoffman, the coloratura soprano.
who sang "Uno Voce POGO Ia from
Barber Of Seville
Being full Of Inconsistencies doesn't
sDoil "The Clever Mrs. Carfax" at all,
for she is bound 20 be popular this
week az the Rialto.
II we must have quasi ladies, then
let US have Julian Eltinge, for he IS
20 good looking and so funny that he
is a delight any way you put It.
There Is a real plot TO "The Clever
Mrs. Carfa1." which gives Mr.. Eltinge
chance 70 don his favorite apparel
with hardly any leading up 20 II at all
Temple Trask is the boy who Is CHOSEN
TO play Juliet and Viola and fortA IN
the college plays.
When he leaves college he becomes a
Newspaper man, with plenty of money
That is Inconsistency No. ]. He runs
column called "a Panacea for Broken
Hearts" or words 20 that erect, anu
Mrs. Dorothy Carfax Is the lady whose
name appears over the column. AZ -
more or less the case, there II no Mrs.
Cnrfax. but Temple Trask finds II very
convenient 20 pose as Dorothy from
time 70 time, and finally he dons femi-
nine attire, catches a thiof-in fact
two Of them and wins wife.
The plot does not merely consist OF
ElNnge's getting in and out Of heauti-
ful clothes. There Is a we'll construct
ed story which holds the interest right
20 the end.
The story Ia by Hector Turnbull, the
scenario By Gardner Hunting. and the
,ieture was directed By Donald Crisp.
The most remarkable news picture
that ever has been filmed shows Amer
icao ayin.ors ~ work. Looping the
Ioop. falling for hundreds Of feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05
Promises to Try Wood
Ransom Pledges First Step if
Elected District Attorney

Ex-Judge William L. Ransom, chief
counsel for the Public Service Com
mission and antiTammany candidate
for District Attorney, promised last
night if he were elected one Of the
first steps upon taking Office would
be the prosecution Of Robert Colgate
Wood, formerly Public Service Com
missioner, who has been under indiet-
men. on a charge of soliciting bride
Of $4,000.
The Wood indictment was obtained
By District Attorney Swami nearly
two years ago, but Mr.. Wood has never
been tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05
Lutheran Church Is for u. S.,
Says Leader at Celebration

BOSTON, Nov. 4-The Lutheran
Church is for America, Professor G. A.
Remoser, Of Concordia College, told a
congregation at the closing meeting to-
night OF the weeks celebration Of the
400-h anniversary Of the Reformation.
"The Lutheran Church Is no foreign
church" ne said. ave are in America.
We are OF America. We are for
America. The Lutheran Church is
welded 70 no language
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05
Malone Accepts Debate
With Misha Applebaum

Misha Appelbaum. founder, Of the
Uunanitarian Cult. announced .yester-
day that Dudley Field Malone had &C
cepted his challenge TO debate the :, So
eialistic issue of the campaign: The
debate will take place this evening in
Carnegie Hall. Mr.. APpelbaum, also
issued a challenge 70 Morris HillGuit,
which was not accepted. Mr.. Appel
baum il for Mitchell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05

before TO the obvious adniration CT his
hearers. We do not know that his
technical equipment was ever displayed
in il 20 finer advantage than on this oe-
casion. But must We be content with
brilliant mechanism IN this work, even
though mixed with considerable
modieum Of something higher and bet
ter? Were we not entitled 70 fner
Rsthetic poise. 20 a loft!er serenity, to
greater dignity and reposefulness Of
utterance than were youchsated as?
Somehow. IL appears 20 Us that the
artist who is 20 give Us the full content
Of this composition must play IL as II
the player were borne as on angels
wings as Mendelssohn demanded OF
the singer Of his elijah"
The final number o. the programmes
was Lists "Mephisto Waltz"
Il = K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05
u. S. Soldier Smother, in jail

AKRON, Ohio, Nov 4.-Hugh Pierce,
twenty-five, private at Camp sheridan,
Montgomery, Ala. was smothered 20
death in a cell in the Kenmore jail to-
day when mattress took fire and
flled the jail with smoke.
Pierce's home was in Fairmont. ".
Va. He had been arrested on a charge
Of reckless driving. He was here on =
furlough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05
Fire IN British Tanker
Does $500 Damage Here

Fire was discovered early yesterday
morning in the forward hold OF the
Cacique, a British tanker, tied up in
the Erie Basin. Seamen and those en-
ployed about the basin were unsuccess-
ful in their attempts 70 extinguish the
blaze. Fireboats were called and put
IL out. with a loss OF $500.
The cause Of the fire has no. been
discovered. The Fire Marshal has
started an inquiry. The Cacique had
been released from drydock on satur-
day. and workmen were putting en- the
finishing touches. 1t is estimated that
the fire delayed the completion OF the
repair work By about a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-05

fee 10 say that IL seems eIorbitant for
that Linnie received, even in this era
of high prices.
In The supporting cast are Kenneth
Harlan. who plays young Winfield; Al;
fred Allen. who IL Winfield senior;
Adele harrington, Anne Schaefer and
Gertrude Aster.
"The Rose Of Blood" is truly stirring
and not nearly so melodramatic "a II
sounds. for. although Theda Bara does
Indulge herself in her favorite pastme,
that Of killing men, she does not "vamp
them first. Il is a story OF the Russian
revolution, this picture which is beng
shown at the Academy.
Rich Ordyrsk gives a splendid per
Torrance as Vassya. He both looks and
acts the part OF the downtrodden Rus
star who answered the call Of freedom.
The plav. besides being intensely
dramatic. is exceedingly timely, and IS
filed with subtitles concerning democ-
racy and the Kaiser which would as
sure its success alone.
Miss Bara IL Lisa Tapenko, beau
tiful Russian girl, who goes as gov
erness 70 the young son OF Prince Ar
bassof. OF course, the prince falls ir
love with her. and she, having bestowed
everything upon him, expects IN return
that he will bestow upon her his name.
He laughs this to scorn and calls her
a servant, and then in her heart IS born
a desire for democracy. She has sym
pathized with the reyolutionists in only
a half-hearted way previous 10 this,
but later she joins them, and manages
to assassinsts a goodly number Of the
aristocrats before the end comes. To
each victim she fings a red rose.
Miss Bara is dignhed and rather at
tractive in the role OF Lisa. and the
whole production deserves nothing but
praise. Charles Clary il the prince.
who, BY the way. s.gns his title when
ever he writes ettsr 10 his swee.'
heart. In the cast are Herschel Mayall.
Marie Herman and Joe King IL L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Movie Calendar

B1J0I-ili week. "Womanh God.
urdnE morninE. "Ptcd Piper OF
HnmIin." for children.
tOI.ONIAI-rn-day KITTY Cor
don. In Forget Mc-NOt." and .Thnt
Nirl> of Time Baby; tomorrow
md on saturday. Stuart Holmes. In
"Thc Drrciirt": Nr. and Mrs. sidney
Drew. I'm comedy. aud Metro trn,-
cIoEue.
ISIS-To-day. Ann Murdoch. in
"Enry." hrst of "ScSrn DrndIy sins"
serics: Francis y. Bushman and
beverly Bnyn~. In Tho Grcnt So
"rct"; Tomorrow md on Saturdny,
House Peters md Louise Hum, I'm
"Thc Lonesome Gimp" and pnra-
mount feature.
ODE0N-I'O-dR! Charles Itny. In
"Thc Dcsrrtrr"; Tomorrow. VIII
linn 'ourtcna.. I'm NINETY and
Nine; on saturday. olga PctrnNn.
In "BrldEcs Iturncd.''
PLt I;HIRD-ro-day. ELLA IInli, in
..fhc HuEIrr of \IEicrs," md "Thc
Maynard pnrcnts": t0-ninrrow,
shirley Mnson. I'm "Ihc Inv Of tho
North"
NICr0N-To-dny. war pictures.
Charlie Chaplin, Tn "Thc Fireman.
md Mrs. Vernon Castle, In "Pntrin";
I"-n"rr"w md on Saturday. MOIHc
King, in "Thc Nystcry az the Dou-
hl~ Cross" and Mr. and Mrs. sidney
Drew. In can Aerial jay Ride"
ftl:N-ro-dH!. Marinn sails. In
"FRte az Juan Garcia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
S SPORTS
VIRGINIA LEAGUE OPENS
PIG PLANS MADE TO MARK
START OF STATE CIRCUIT
I,. and HnIf-HoiIdny. Arranged.
'ontrHts at Newport News,
Norfolk and Petersburg.

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Y NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 60
although predictions forctcm overcast
"h'cs and cooler weather. indications
arc that when Newport News and
L!hchburE clash here tomorrow after
noon IN the opening game Of the Vir-
s'"'a League season. one OF the biggest
e'oWaS that has ever assembled for
similar event Will he on hand Mayor
MOS. MOSS has proclaimed halt-holiday.
asid practically every place OF bust
ness IN the city viii be closed during
rhoe dh,,er moo I'M, IL addition. Hamilton.
senn big delegations Of fans
Preceding the game a parade will be
hei1 and the high school cadet corp
WI conduct nag raising exercises at
me park. Several bands will he on
vii Mdmd 10 sunny music. Mayor Moss
lester OF LynchburS, also will be
among those present
60, n'e IN ,ba unable to form c9mpari.
teams OF the league last year because
~ is an entirely new outfit Manager
Fred Payne is con'ihen, the bunch he
asccoun, OF itself. He viii have in his
s ,se-"p Heyern, Of las, gears main
W,ratien crist. Lake and Carl Ray;
gay is IN vcr% good shape. and Will
nn INC twiriinE. The team viii prob
left held: Wratten. shorts,op. Kelly.
second base. Walters, third base. Jones
5enicr field: Merritt. first basc; Payne.
r'Sht held: Lake. catcher. Ray. pitcher.
Is reserve pitchers. Payne will have
Nosa and Hamilton. also Of last years
Local fans have had bur Sigh, op-
p4ftnmii% TO get line" on the lal;,
ShipbuildcIs because they have played
nut two exhibition gangs Dnr of
ehese was with Richmond College.
which resulted III "a 2-to-l victory for
the locals. Tho other. played sev.ral
Gays later against McComb's Veterans.
WAS won. 10 .. That more ante
season gaines were played was due TO
TIC late arrival Of the team candidates
frcs!dcn, w r. Bradley has am
mounccd that Umpire colEat. viii work
in the opening series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
STOVE MAKERS EXPECTED
TO TAKE ALCO'S PLACE
Southern stove Works NInc seeks
Franchise Of Club Tint Hns Been
Playing IncllEtblc Wen.

- team representing the Southern
stove Works IN all probability Will re-
place tho AlcoS. in the Central League
Although tho Alcos have no; given up
their franchise. they have forfeited
one game aud in the other TWO con-
tests they have played inelig iile men.
The AlroS were 10 have sent repre-
sentative to the meeting OF the Cen
trail Lchsue last night in iiarris-flip-
present and President Nolkmann Of
the Central League. has not heard Il
word from them.
The Southern Stove Works filed an
application with Robert sutton. secre-
tary OF the Amateur Baseball Commits
sion. for franchise in the Central
League. and IL is understood that II is
Wy anxious to enter the Volkmann
CIRCUIT. w. II. Malcolm made the APP
plication for tho stove Makers shortly
after The -. Central mir: League circuit Was
Central League will also consider
other applications. in the event the
AIcoa, withdrnw,, and all REQUESTS for
franchises will he treated alike APP
plications should he sent to Robert
Sutton. secretary of the commission
at sthe Chesapeake and Ohio general
R1ildnr.
4 protest by the Cherry Smash team
over the game won on Saturday by
the woodall Quarles nine. was
brought before President Volkmann.
who ruled that the game should stand
win for the Woodall & Quarles team.
Several OF the managers in the Cen
trail League seem TO misunderstood
she meaning of Rules Q and I3. under
.ason playing rules. and have vio-
lated both rules. Rule . governs the
playing of any man and provides that
The Contracts Of all men shall have
been. fled with the secretary of the
comm ission three days previous TO the
playing OF a scheduled game.
Rule 10 provides for the releasing
Of players and states that manager
music ask for waivers on any player
q l,n m hot
the other teams in the league shall be
given five days to waive claim to him,
Thc Central League desires scorer
90 Saturday afternoon. and any one
:ssirinE to score in this organization
is requested 20 communicate with +. "
| tfuIfsh. at Madison SOS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Mnr Picture. nj tic Air,nr.

TIL" war pictures which opened a
two -da! engagement At tho Victor yes
tcrday offer tho most realistic prcsen-
tAtion Of all tho nomp aud pathos. ma
jcsty and the murder. and glory and
gore "f tho conflict in Europe. For to-
day and o-morrow, Charlie Chaplin. m
e return engagement of one OF The
Fireman. is scheduled. in addition 10
tho FINAL chapter Of "Patria. tho pa
triotic serial featuring Mrs. Vernon
Castle. Beginning tomorrow. the Vic
tor management announces the first
episode OF tho serial play. Mystery Of
tho Double Cross" which stars Mollic
King. supported by an EXCEPTIONAL lily
strong cast. The Lady III No {" is
the title of the initial chapter. and 4
new instailmcnt will be presented on
Friday and Saturday of each week.
"An Aerial Joy Ride. another new Fox
comedy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
are also booked for Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Patriotic rhotonIny n, BIjou.

'Womauhood. tho Glory Of tho Ma
TON" which is tho current attraction
al tho EiJou Thcatcr, with continuous
performances each afternoon from :"
o'clock and every night At $50 Is
serving I" arouse patriotism. The dan
ger OF being unpreparcd Is graph
"ally shown, while tho effects OF be-
Ing ready for any cVcntuhlity bring
forciblN 10 tho spectator tho neccs-
sitN OF America being ready all
times. The battle scenes arc stirring.
TN" naval engagement. with aircraft
overhead, Is inspiring and the whole is
We'll calculated TO arouse tho young
manhood OF Richmond Tn" musical
score accompanying tho presentation
~ tn" picture adds much 10 its en-
jUNmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

In commenting the remarkable
results obtained from the use OF Nua-
ated Iron by Cyclone" Davis. Or. y. j.
Newman. Police Surgeon OF the city
OF Chicago. and formerly House Sur
geon jefferson Park Hospital, Chicago.
said: eft has been my particular duty
during the past six years to assist in
keeping ChicaGo's five thousand blue
coats in good health and perfect hsht-
ing trim 50 that they would be ply,
manner of storms and the ravagcs of
natures elements.
Recently was prompted through
an endorsement Of NuXnted Iron by DIR,
of ST. Elizabeth's Hosnital, New York.
4" give il trial. This remedy has
proven through my own tests OF it to
used for creating rcd blood. building
up the nerves. strenG thening the mus
cles and correcting digestive disor-
probability is that long hours OF hard
work and the strenuous strain Of his
political life had depleted the iron in
his blood so that II no longer possessed
sufficient oxygen carrying power. Com
sequently his body lost its full power
to convert food into blood tissue and
nerve force. and as a result lie became
exhausted. dcbiiitated and all run
down The moment iron in the
proper form was supplied to the blood
tho same as an engine when YOU put
new steam into the boiler. and the
result was what Mr.. Davis calls almost
magical AS a matter Of fact there Is
nothing magical at all about II. As
have said a hundred times over. iron is
the greatest Of all strength builders.
There Is nothing like organic IRON
NuNated Iron - to give increa sed
strength. snap. vigor and staying
power. 1t enrichcs the blood. brings
roses 10 the cheeks of women and is
an unfailing source of renewed vital
lily, endurance and power for mon who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

barn up too rapidly their nervous en-
orgy i'll the strenuous strain of the
great business competition of tho day.
From my own experience with NuN-
ated Iron. feel it is such Il valuable
remedy tina, it should he kept in every
hospital and prescribed by every ply
stefan in this country
DIR T.. Sauer. n Boston physician who
has studied abroad in great European
Medical Institutions, said: The al
most magical results to which former
Congressman Davis refers are very
simple and easily understood by every
physician who is familiar with the re-
niarkablc red blood building and nerve
camc 10 me who was nearly half n
century old and asked me to give him
II preliminary examination for life in
surancc. ] was astonished TO find him
with the blood pressure of a boy OF
twenty, and as fun Of rigor. vim and
young man he really was. notwi,h-
standing his age. The secret, he said.
was taking organic iron NuXated Iron
had filled him with renewed life,
forty-six he was carewOrn and nearly
All in. Now at nifty. after taking Nux-
his face beamine with the huoyancy
OF e, youth vd You 10 are To not strong or
c "T Work or heW rar are y oTw ca sD"s AK
without becoming tired Next take
two nve-grain tablets OF Nuxatcd
Iron three times per day after meals
FOR two weeks Then test your
have gained. I have seen dozens OF
nervous. rundown people who were
ailinG all the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely
rid themselves OF all symptoms OF dys-
pcpsia, liver and other troubles in
from ten TO fourteen days time by
taking iron in tho proper form Anu
this. after they had in some cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Ca|ome| Today! Sick Tomorrow!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious
constipated, hcadachy Listen to me!

calcmcl makes YOU sick; YOU lose a
days work Calomcl is quicksilver
and it sahvatcs. calomel Injuries your
liver.
ciSh ANA all knocked out. it your
bowels arc constipatcd aud your head
aches or stomach is sour, just take "a
spoonful OF harmless podSon's Liver
Tone instead Of using Sickening, sail
waiting calomeL Dodson'S Liver Tone
IL real liver medicine. You'll know
IL next morning because YOU wiz,
wake up feeling fine. your liver will
be working. your headache and di1zi-
ness gone, your stomach will he sweet
and bowels regular You will feel like
working. You'll be cheerful: full Of
vigor and ambition.
Your druggist or dealer sells YOU
5O-ccut bottle OF DodSon's Liver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
JAMES HARVEY ("CYCLoNE") DAVIS,

master of wit, wisdom and clo-
Gucncc. Former Member OF the
United states House OF Represcn-
tntiNes from renns. Received fhe
nnmc OF Cyclone" from debating
tho money question with General
Watt Harden In the Capitol Build
Ing AT Frankfort. Ky. Tic was re-
ported by the Cincinnati Enquirer
md the Chicago papers ms "'TeNas
G3rlOnc.r under which title, "Cy-
clone Davis" over hnlf his mail IL
now received. lie helped Snln pro-
hibltiOn i'm over 100 counties In
reNns and In i've states OF the
MON. Lecturer for the Farmers'
Alliance for three years. Appointed
pcrintcndcnt Of Agriculture for
the Philippine Islands under the
Wilson administration, hut declined
In view "f his race for Congress.
Former Congressman Davis says
his wife urged him to tnkc tonic
for his exhausted. debIlitHtcd con-
ditioH. brought on ny long months
OF hard work In Congress. While
deciding on what tonic 10 take he
happened Ia run across nm endorse
ncnt O! NuNatcd Iron by former
United states senator Mason. md
he decided 60 try ID. lie says the
cHcrt Of HuNutcd iron on him wa.
almost magical, md that after tax
Ing II for two ar three weeks he
hnd such great strength, power and
endurance TINT nothing seemed to
tire him. NuNatcd Iron IN now be-
Ing used by over three million
people annually. IL IL sold on an
absolute guarantee ~ succcsa or
your money will be refunded. 1t IN
highly endorsed by physiciHna and
prominent men like Former First
Assistant Postmaster General OF the
United States, e.. Il. GrAndReld,
Former United States Senator VIII
liam t.. Mason. DIR. Schuyler G.
JHaucs. Visiting Surgeon Of st.
EIiHnbeth's Hospital. New York, DIR.
\. j. Newman, Police Surgeon OF
the city OF Chicago. and former
House Surgeon of Jefferson Park
Hospital. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Deadly Sin scr,c. al Isis

Envy" in which Ann Murdock is fca-
turcd, was shown at the Isis yesterday.
and Will be repeated to-day One Of
these parts" will he shown each week
with wcll-known stars in the leading
roles. Envy. like tho others of the
seven Deadly Sins" is complete
number in itself. hut all blend in one
serial The thirteenth chapter Of "rhe
Great Secret" in which Francis Y.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne are stars.
will also be repeated to-day. To-mor-
row and on Saturday. House Peters
and Louise Hun will he presented in
THE Lonesome Chap" with other Par
amount features as added attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
NINE

viii be seen at the Lyric the latter
half Of the week. Other interesting
numbers OF the new bill include Will
son and Larson. in Talk and Ac-
ton: Brown and Spencer tho sing
ing composers" who will Offer a budget
or their own musical compositions and
some amusing comedy ut tho piano:
Arthur whitclaw. widely known in
vaudeville Az THE Irish Talking Ma
chine" whose speciality is said to be
real novelty. and the Ititaro Troupe
Of Japanese. sensational c1uilibristS
jugElers and acrobatS. New motion
picture displays embrace releases OF
war Aims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
PIRATES RALLY IN TENTH

ST. LOUIS. Apri! a..-pittsburgh
rallied III the tenth inning to-day and
beat ST. Louis in Il hard hitting con-
test 10 TO ). Pittsburgh battcd Mead =
o"s from the box in the first. getting
four runs. ST. Louis took the lcad in
the seventh. when Gonzales. batting
for McAuIcv. hit !. home run, scoring
Cruise. who had singled.
Singles by Schultz aud Fischer. with
Longs error and AN infeld out. tiau
tic score in the ninth. In tho tenth
Carey doubled. Schultz MAS passed.
liinchman singled. scoring Carey.
Schultz taking second. and Baird sim
= led. scoring both schultz and Hiuch-
man Tho score.