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The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
NEW YORK WINS OVER pHnL1Es

Philadelphia, April &-AIexander was
knocked out Of the box by the Giants to-
day. four successive blows in the eighth
inning. two of them. a double and a
homer. turning the trick. The Giants
won. to 8. Score:
r. H. e
New York.. OoS1OO14o-e 13 2
Philsdelphia,.-.... oil 233OOoO-s II 2
Batteries-Perritt. Middleton. saIlee and
Mccarty; Alexander. Mayer and Killifer
Umpres-dessrs. oDay and Bransield.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

UldNeI hatted tor Rn1sel IN he ninth
Runs-Witt, McInnis. Bates SehAng Pipp. Rus
seL rNo-base hltS-strunk Baker, Russell witt
AunamAker. Home nIn-sehAng. Stolen bases-
Gilhooly ~. High. Sacrifice hits-Magee High,
Grover Sacrifice ny-rhEAsher. Double plGy-Bates
TO heinnis to Bates Left on bases-Nev York Z:
Philadelphia, First base bslls-On Noyes 5;
on Russell. Hit By pitcher-By Russell schanE
strlcA out-By Noyes. 5; by Russell. O. Passed ball
-NunauakeT. Umpires-Messs. Owens and Dinesu.
Times Of gams-2 houn and 10 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
YANKEES LOSE IN NINTH.

New York, April &-The Athletics beat
out the Yankees here today, when in the
ninth inning schang hit home run with
two on bases. Philadelphia winning, to
,. Up to that time Russell had pitched
good ball. Score:
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
ARMY AND NAVY PREPs WIN

In loosely played game the Army
and Navy Preparatory School team beat
the Episcopal High School nine on the
formers grounds yesterday afternoon, 10
to l. Baker held the Alexandrians safe
at all times keeping their hits well scat
tered, Pool, OF the home team, led both
sides with the willow. The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
DODGERS AND BRAVES DRAW.

Brooklyn, April z5.-The Braves and
Dodgers battled twelve innings to a tie
today. darkness putting an end to tn.
contest. Each team used up three pitch
ers Score:
Boston. oo20l9 II a
Brookyn..... oo0o042O0Ooo- 13 5
Batteries = Rudolph, Nehf, Reulbaeh.
and Gowdy: Maruuard. Dell, Smith. Me,.
efs. and Miller. Umpires-Messrs, Quig-
ley and Harrtr-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
INDIANS CHECK WHITE soX.

Chicago. April 5.-Bunching their hits
in the sixth inning today the Indians
checked the White sox and won, to L
Score:
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

Runs-Goidman, Arrigon, Wise "a, Poole a..
Baker. FoGsti %. Dunn L<tt on bases-Amy and
Nav, 6; Episcopal. & FIst base on baIls-od
Baker, 2: OF Andrews. 4. Struck out-By Baker 8;
By Andrews, 10. Two base hits-wise Poole o.
Stolen bases-Dabney. renholm ~, Dunn Gold
man ~, Fogeth (S). Wise n. Unpire-Mr. New
man.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
WESTMORELAND LOSES
GAME To CITY TROOP
wist.r RandOIphis Goal in the Last
Minuee Wins.

IA goal scored by wister Randolph 10
the last minute OF play gave the Phil
adslphia- City Troop four an s l-2 70 7 D.
goals victory over the Westmoreland
Club of Greensburg. Pa, in the polo
tourney match on Potomac Park feld
YESTERDAY. The game marked the open
ing OF the Washington Cups series
Westrnorelsnd was conceded a handi-
cap OF fve goals, but a speedy attack
IN the hrst half enabled the Philadel-
phians to run a score Of 1-2 against
- fBr the opposition, In the closing
perfodu the match was keenly contested
Just before Randolph shot the winning
goal, Westmoreland had assumed the
lead through q brilliant score by o'Day
Randoiph played a strong game for the
troopers. making FIVE Of their nine
earned goals. Score and summary;
Philadsi5aia Hdspl wstmorsiand. Hdep.
No IA YarnalI-...... 2lNo. III. O'Day..........
Va Ill W. Randolph gNo. NV. P. Hul6e7t..,
No. 81 ". ConTsrse.. SNo. 81. p. Hut. ........a
Back-B. hsFsddsn.... Back-B. R. Hun.".,,. !
Goals ................. nj Goals ......'.''......
summary-Earnsd soals-PhiAdslphia. 9; West
Borsland J. Gals % handieap-Philadelphia 0;
wss1nosslGnd. s Total goas-Philadelphis, ';
WStnorsland. q Lost hy psnAltieS-Phtladelphia
Z; Wtytmorplknd. y Total soore-Pht adsphiA,
~; wsstnoreland. ~. Refree-A. p. Perkina
oamd~n Polo Club.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

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The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
sPIRITUALISM.

MRS. BROWNELL el.iTS2.'' S.siS@' Il. 6F'S:s 5.:I,
present. future; gives namsL EdEice bGsnsss
! lawsuits love home separations. changes. health.
! etc Sesnces "Wednesday eveuinE. O. m. 81 ave
] st. nv. Phone ~ 500.
MpC cTEVEc Spiritual Medium. Rcssinsz
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
HOUSE or LEPERs BURNS
Cuban Building Thought to Have Bees
Set on Fire Ivy Angry
lnmnirS.

HAVANA. February "5.--The pest
house II Mnriel, III which more than.
100 leper, we're confined. was burned
yesterday The blaze is believed to-
have heen of incendiary origin as many,
OF the lepers made threats to fire the
building when they were removed to,
Mariel from the San Lazaro Hospital
SOME weeks ago
When the authorities attempted 20:
remove the lepers from San Laza.o and
seId Thorn to Mariel they rebelIed.
Finally. however. tho authorities pre-
vailed upon the lepers 10 go to Mar,.iI
on tho promise that their stay there
would be only temporary. They were
not removed on the date fixed. and il Is
believed they took matters into their
own hands
The San Laza"o Hospital site vas
sold TO an American syndicate few
months ago. and the proceeds. Of ;he
SAFE are to be used in building 4 new
lAper home ut Rtncon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
VIRGINIA IN DUAL MEET
Oners Wake Forest Manager Date NJ
Observation-Disclosures tisfs Announce
Schedule for Outdoor Cameo
TSpecialto The T,n,ssr,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.
WAKE FOREST. y. G., February %.
The schedule for the Wake Forest
College track team. as announced by
Manager Warren. embraces 81 series OF
SIX meets in addition 10 the State meet
and is one OF the heaviest ever ar
ranged.
The new field. which was nrst used
last fall at the interclass meet should
be IN excellent condition for the two
meets that will be held on il this
spring. a. g. NJ. sends her SQUAD to
wake Forest ON March - for The first
engagement OF the season. while the
second meet on the local field will be
with Elon College
The University of Virginia has Of
tcred Manager Warren meet for April
IS in Charlottesville. which he will in
all probability accept,
The complete schedule i. as follows:
March "a. < VI. at p'aae Forest
\ pril Trinity at Durham.
April o.. * NJ. ht Raleigh
tpril it-Eion at Zion.
April l6--Cnivers!ty nf Nirsini. .t Char
lottcsville, Va. tpcndinsl.
prtl :S--i:loE At Wake Forest
April 3s--.St3.e meet.
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READY FOR last GAMES
VIRGINIA SENDS BIG SQUAD TO
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEET
MIKE Determined Effort To I.nnd Point
1IOph! -LnnniEan Groon,S Relay
Team Enpectalt..

cIIARLOTTESNII.LE VA. February
p Virginia will send large squad
OF athletes to the track and ucld car
ni"al 10 he staged by George Washing
ton University at Convention Hall, in
Washington. on Friday night. March
the last indoor meet Of tho season.
In addition TO fifteen or more men
from the varsity squad. the star mem
bers of the freshman track team have
been entered in the open events. Re
Sret is expressed that the rules gov
erninE the meet do not permit the Nir-
Sinia freshmen 10 enter az such, but
they will race 'unattached.
While II is believed that Virginia
Viii make a determined effort to cap
turc the point trophy a; the George
Washington meet interest here cen
tcrs in tho two-mile relay and the
south Atlantic events The latter in
clude tho ato-yard dash. the TWO mile
run and the pole vault.
Trainer iannig"n is just now deVo:
ing espccia attention to the quartet
which he will enter in the two.miic re-
lay race. which promises TO he hum
mcr Georgetown has already entered
tho lists. and Johns Hopkins. Wash
inSton and Leo. Maryland AsSics and
Catholic arc expected to follow suit.
Earring accident. the Orange and Blues
team viii he composed OF the follow
ing: Goodwin. stone. Rounds and Ed
UlunuS ~ tue teorSctOWn meet. IL
will he recalled. the half-milc was Viz
ginia's largest point-winning event. rs
first. third and fS;h places were Sc
cured Prescott f;dmunds. after a
pretty race, breasted the tape ahead OF
Auray. OF Georgetown, with Goodwin
and stone finishing third and fifth. re-
spectively. In the race next Friday
night, I:dmunds will be anchor man
for the Orange and Blue.
Virginia entries in events other than
the relay include: Edmunds. $40 South
Atlantic and mile open: Miner. 40
South Atlantic and $50 open: stone. 40
open and 40 Sonth Atiantic: Rounds.
$40 open and mile open; Goodwin. 40
South Atlantic and $50 open; Maury,
mile open and two-mile South Atlantic;
Cannon. 500 novice and 40 open:
Dodson. 500 novice and $40 open: Wal
south Atlantic: Stands, $50 open and
mile open: Coleman. Thurman. Barker
and Chamberlain. shot-put. open.
Nine members Of the freshman track
squad nave been entered in the fol-
lowing open cvents: Mccall. relay, nifty
ward open and 40 open: Rice. 600
novice and AN open ,handicap)
Walker. relay. 500 novice and $40 omen:
Thompkins. relay. 500 novice and 40
open: Martin. relay and pole vault
open: Nan;ure. 500 novice and nc-mile
open: Linn. fifty yard novice, titty-yard
"oen and 40 open: Snead. afty-yard
novice. httyyard open and 40 open:
Hay. n-yard novice and onc-mils
open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
HAVANA RESULTS

g. ;;' :;s1y f'''s"5Es;:fS
e"a So',ksiin naa i fine ,ocfe
seeond--nye and one-ha,f furionss-Gra.
Assn's. los /: tcoreyI. 8 to .. to =. out
70 !" shila lug rtn Eoi l:o dd
.Third--nve and one-nait Observation-Disclosures,
Chancs - ,Winc1eldl. + 10 /, :. TO /. even
frst: furp!e and Gold. az tCollinsl. 8 to 6,
10 z out. scennd: Pass On. Jos twatsenl,
Eour.h1i.e and one-half furlenEs--Uf-
AL AL. $; az a"issssheId,: 70 70 !. to :.
s,': % r"r 10 , ssnE 'c Tn scoriy
reeto. n Coming. .evonshirc Dolly. Mont
caiIn: Eddie Mott also ran.
Fftth-mile--I-or,! BYRON. % tColiins). ::
4 tnnIs; sven to" Si; - EI - y:
ihira. Time; I:ti 80. Eleanor. Two Roy -
ais. ks:an also ran.
Sixth..niie aud atty yards--Ninety Sim
arrt;. Reno. 100 iKI.eEeri. to /. to 5.
to to =; second Ai t;rG II. .KTisho. 70
s.an hoHni: !f ess Je se a ts also $50
Seven;h-mi!e and twenty yards-Frosty
E Fac, ia ,KiesTer, TO even. \ TO -
J. TO :. second: PAGE. White. ia 1RoEanI
I:+: IL. Hamerkop Charles i. GrainEerf
ratiana. Sunkist. Feather Buster also ran. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
RAY CALDWELL DISAPPEARS,
LEAVING CLUB NO TRACES
NiRh-SaIaried Player Drops Isto Oh.
nvlon After SusUeasisn Last Sum-
Mer-SaRks Now Seek Hin.

ATLANTA. CA. February e5.-Ray
Caldwell. Yankee. pitcher. sometime,
k"o"a as ";;e human silver" has van.
ishcd from ,i.e face OF the baseball
earth. Il IS moSt mysterious.
II is almost rs mysterious As Bar
ney Dre%fuss's accent or the meaning
of one Of John *. Tener's speeches.
which are among the darkest mysteries
OF the pastime.
Only once since he was suspended in
ST. Louis last summer has Caldwell
oeen seen by any one connected with
tho Yankees. On that occasion he,
the club. seeking reinstatement.
lie walked right in and he turned
around and he walked right out asairs
Re kept going until he was be3-AH
the range OF the telegraph and rural
free delivery.
\ deep silence came on and enfold-
cd him around and about. The winter
months obliterated his foot-tracks. In
the t1inkling OF single cold spell.
the living hair-pin' disappeared. Now
the Yankee management is unable to
picl; up his trail again.
lie was supposed to have gone to his
home il. Salamanca. in New York State.
Letters sent there by registered mail
were recei,,ed by Mrs. Caldwell. but
never w 4 OF her spouse.
He VA ordered to report In New
York on ,turday to leave for the
Tunk ira ng camp at Macon. Ga.
with 81: { delegation which is now
in Alta nt.LE en- route TO Macon. He
failed 10 appear. Ills whereabouts is
Unknown.
Caldwell has contract with the
Yanks which runs another year at
$4,000 per year. lie is one OF tho high
est-salariedy pitchers in the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

WANTED. EXPERIENCED PANTRY GIRL.
MUST HAVE REFERENCE FROM PKE.
CIOUS HOTEL. GOOD HOME FOR RIGHT
PARTY. APPLY WARWICK HOTEL.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
GIANTS REACH MARLIN,
DELAY BASEBALL PRACTICE
LRy Associaled pressl

MARLIN, TEN, February :S.-Secre-
tary Rrannic. OF the New York National
League club. and 4 squad OF twenty
players. mostly recruits. arrived at the
Giants training camp hero to-day for
spring practice. Manager AIcGraw,
who stopped in Virginia. TO secure the
signature OF Dave Robertson to a con-
tract. is expected 10 arrive Wednesday.
Tho men are expected to put in
busy day on the hendball course to.
morrow. Baseball practice will not
begin for several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
RATIFY INTERLEAGUE GAMES
american Association MoxuIs Agree TO
Contests with international League
nj Schedule Meeting

KANSAS CITY. MO. February .S-
Owners and managers Of the baseball
clubs "f tho American Association at
the annual schedule meeting here yes
tcrday ratified tho proposal for a forty
eiCht game series with clubs OF the
international League. half Of the
games I" he played OIL the diamonds OF
that league and the remainder to h.
played III tho parks OF .ne American
Association after the end OF the resu-
lar season. ]; already had been favor
ably acted upon by the International
League The schedule for the inter-
league series has not been completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
RALEIGH HOLDS FRANCHISE
Club IL ReorEnuizrd ana Ncccsaary
SI.ooO Has Been ItRlScd-Eorwnrd
sum to President nranhnm,

HNLEiGls. y. g.. February 25.--Ea-
iciEh VIII retain its place in the Caro-
iima Baseball League. Reorganization
- effected through the Capital city
.'"Sohhll club with G. x. Church as
president: George Kelly. vice-Drcsident
ana business manager: Il. A Pool. Scs-
f't"rr-rcaSu"cr The $1,000 for the
franchise is IN hand. and will bc for
ward"d I" President Branham. Of the
lca:u" AZ Durham Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
MANAGER GETS
MANY SIGNED CONTRACTS

PETERSBURG. VA. February %
Klein. Marks and Picket. members OF
last years Petersburg baseball team.
yesterday returned signed contracts
FOR this year Other members have
SiGniiied their intention to sign up. In
addition. has signed several new play
crs. among them Ham Reynolds. for
ncrly OF the Portsmouth team. AS man
aSer ana catcher: Graham Readers
pcttor and Mccall. The club is eX-
pcrtinE to have plenty Of good ma
;erial from which 10 select its team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
LO>I AND FOIND

host hiack lynx necEriece h.t ,eeu .IeUer.
ron and Grace. :" alien \N.uuc I" Broa
Street and to hermitage Road. Finder ~ i'll
be rewarded by returning - 90 West Grace
Siree, or calling Madison i&.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

~ '''-Ni Hls iitu Spc'!a! commissioner
viii. ul.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY -. lal7.
q : $50 o'clock r. NJ.
on The premises, proceed 10 sell at pub
liz auction The following property. to-
VT: All that certain lot OF land in the
CITY OF Richmond, in that part thereof
known AS Duvals Addition. with tho
buildings and other improvements
thereon. and bounded as follows: Es-
ginning a a point on the north side OF
Charity street on the line OF lot
conveyed by Alfred Mitchell and wife
TO B. L. Winston. by deed dated 2eth
February. 1852: thence along that line.
back - feet. more or less. to the line
or +. A. Judc's property, thence in q
southcastwardiY direction along the
line of said Jude's property IS feet.
thence in a southwestwardly direction
- feet. more or less, to Charity Street.
thence along the line Of Charity street
westwardly, IS feet to the beginning.
The improvements consist of Il brick
dwelling OF about five rooms.
TERMS: One-third cash. and tho bal
ance or the purchase money in two
equal instruments at six anu twelve
months from the date Of sale. with in
terest added. The title 10 he retained
until all OF the purchase price has been
paid. or. all cash. at the option OF til.
purchaser. the deferred payment 10 b."
evidenced by Negotiable notes waving
the homestead exemption.
j. THOMAS IIEWIN
Special Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
NEW YORK AMERICAN MEN
REACH MACON For PRACTICE
GRy Associated Press.l

MACON. GA. February 25.-Members
OF the New York American League
baseball club began TO come into Macon
to-day for spring practice due to begin
tomorrow. Manager Donovan and the
main squad will arrive early tomorrow
In special car. Ten players had
reached here Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Southern Railway system

trans ,.ea,e Rich tuon,.--- ...In ), Static,
'en.u'n- rGures not xuuragjc-u. Fyr tho
>ontn--Ua,.!: 80 \. NJ. .uyai, 10. 80 NJ
ii:l. t.: NJ" e"rr..s: sl.epIrI d.. open . 90
NJ; ." 20 ~. t"cai tor \"ys.!!ie. Chase
Cit! ma tfoit'io .lIhcitun-Ns9cr '!rSS
lorh kiNef i.ine--J:lv l.. NJ ,,.ar,.-
Train. cAc>pt SHuI>!. connecting :Or Balm.
more n'nri"T ta'l' $50 a. II and As
Trains Arrive t.iChnonI-I'5Om the sSoutb
,:4p \ ana go 4. n. l::,i ? ~. ,:Sa
+. NJ, a. II. SO 4. ~. e...ni Suno :.
from Vest ioint: $3.50 4 Nj. eNC.p; Mv5.
dss. s" \: NJ: -nd s.lu T. III. dain
Ohice 3ot ". Ms.M s.. i'none Manishn =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
MAGEE ACCEPTS BRAVES TERMS,
MAnANrILLE STILL HOLDS OUT
tRy Associated pres.

BOSTON. February @5.-Shcrvood r.
MaSee. outnelder OF the Boston Ma.
tionals. has accepted the clubs terms.
it was announced Tonight, a reduction
from $500 a year for the last three
seasons to $1,000. Fred Allen. a pitch
er. also has signed ~ 4 lower igure
Walter Maranville. Shortstop. Is the
principal naming hoidout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

During the spring freShets the outer
hank OF this slip is sometimes entirely
under water. and the strong current
sweeping over this bank make. II ne
"essary for all OF tho boats TO be
watched day and night during such
carried down stream"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS WILL
HOLD DUAL TRACK MEET
ISnec;al,o Tho Tincs-

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
LYNCI<SCRCi. VA, February 25.-
The Chatham Training Institute, OF
Chatham, has asked the Lynchbure
high school for a dual track and field
meet to be held here some time late
during April. The local management
IS working TO arrange for the meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Valuable Hor.e. Des,r.yes.

Especial TO The Times-Dfspatch.1
DUBLIN. VA. February s5.-The
barn OIL the Rack Greek farm OF G.. #.
Ifarnnan. five miles north Of this place
vas burned last night together with
hay. oats and six horses. ave belong
nE to Mr.. Harman and one TO his
tenant One pair Of pure. bred Perche.
ron mares were worth not less than
$500. The loss Is about $500. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
DAVID R0BERTsON SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH GIANTS

NEW YORK. February a5.-Out-
fielder David Robertson, tho only
player who had. failed TO come to terms
with the New York National League
club. has signed a contract for the !
1917 season, 1t announced by the
club Tonight.
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Wood sshaat puI Co, T~en,v.n:,h
ana Nenabie Sta.
.. Woods Pharmacy. Tvcnt. NTH ana Lelsh
Church iim Pharmagy 800 Esz, Broad
8, u. Craig Drug store. 900 g.. h.>ad 81,
-, Ri:nardson ciay street lrUx store. tv: =.
Tnirty-rrs, ST.
PARAMOUNT.
paramount Pharmacy. .l2. Paramount Ave
BAhrON HEIGHTS.
Rhdys DRUG store. Sorth h.e.
HIGHLAHI, ihNK
=. =: Cospy a %. 1900 Inird A..
w. Il Nauzhsr. Fourtn .ud stuart.
SOC IA RItHMpHD.
Chas "; GARRISON. !iY1 n1! - and sil'
SWA %SB,,Ro
p. :. Roberts. 2GU- Hull at.
A; BLACK Stls WILLIAMSBURG AIe
Peoples D!uS store. 200 williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

WANTED, four high class
/. statesmen for Virginia terri
tory for old established firm.
Successful road experience ne
cessary qualification. Highest
class references required. Sal
airy and expenses. Apply to
Mr.. Moffat, Hotel Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Norfolk & Western hallway

t.t.i ALL Rail. Li>t. 70 NORFOLK.
tjis :.oKrULk: :s:i5 H. 81. 80 '' 4. 49,
FOR l;iNcIibutG .AND THE WEST:
,s;iM1 a NJ: 800 A NJ, 500 L; ~. 1855
Arrive Rich mcnh from Norco.i: .il:4o
\. NJ. 1885 +. NJ 800 T. NJ. -ll:so T. az
from the west: .G:lo 4. NJ. .a:ST 4 NJ
lie l.. NJ. .I:4o L. NJ. 'S:l7 l.. u. . 90
l.. NJ.
only. a'
"; r. BENILL. ". =. SAUNDERS.
r. +, ~; s n9@Yot, 90. A.. Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGH-CLASS stock salesmeA can secure
splendid contract. on nhsolut-ly new
Ssrlhn. No other similar deal ras seen in.
S2%7s,ced in the South. but wiuniy sold
~ Eas; and West. Write Tor inter
riev.= wing experience. e COS. care Times
Dispatch.
= SALEsMEN TO sell new trucks and farm
4 tractors: just ptrfected: best thine in the
world. Address COS. Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

John Nnwion: Eighth Ohio Infantry.
succe,stuilE defended his title as WI.
ttsIWeisht champion OF the army By de-
United States Infantry. at FL Paso
NandeWaker's seconds threw uD tho
tccn-round bout '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Seaboard Air Line Railway Lomaa17

The Progressive Raiina. of tn. South"
Iratns ie">e daily: {: \. VI. Noriina iSvai.
ne -. =; NJ s,eepeTa J.gn SOM lie ram.
!2:t5 Ni.. sleepers Atlanta blrminshsI NJ,
yackrc"..ic Tampa ana 81; PetersburE'
4 Nj. $40 r, n - --'' ~