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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Now. Notes Of Intere.t.

y suit involving a large sum OF
money. $4,000 or more. Is set for hear
Ing In the Prince George Circuit Court
on the goth OF this month. 1t Ia for
part OF the purchase price OF Hope
well property sold by tho Eppes estate.
The auto dealers OF this city are
planning to organize a local dealers
association. and will axe steps to that
end tomorrow night.
In Richmond last night, at the home Of
j. III. Edwards. Marshall Street, Miss
Aiarsaret keightley and Wilton +. Ed
wards. both of this city. We're married.
In Washington to-day Miss Marion
Virginia feamans. OF Trenton, y: T.,
and Everett l.. Mann, OF Petersburg,
were united in marriage.
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ArrrStinr tho speedcr,.

\ numbcr Of arrests have been made
IN tho last several days OF auto speed
crS OH the PctersburE-Hopewtll con-
crete highway. and fines Of $40 and
costs have been imposed OH each Of
hem. Motorcycle officers patrol the
highway. and tho determination liz TO
break up tho dangerous speeding. The
Ronrd Of Supervisors OF Prince George
mot yesterday and decided to require
u hond Of $500 OF jitney drivers. to
10 forfeited IT convicted Of violating
the speed law OF Twenty-Five miles ON
the road.
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WANTED, working manager on farm. APP
plS only with reference. III. 20. cnre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Found Guilty OF Murder.

Especial to The 1'imes-Dispatch.1
VA, March SIN the Cor
poration Court hero to-day. Asbury
Whitaker was adjudged guilty of the
murder of Edward McCollin, who was
dealt a fatal blow last October, and
was sentenced to five years in the Vir-
ginta Penitentiarv
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PETERSBURG HAS So DEATHS
AND 100 BIRTHS IN FEBRUARY
Monthly Record IL 1894 Pcr Cent, A.
cordinE to RECORD. OF Health
Department.
tspccia, 10 The rlmcs.pispatchl

lSpcciri to The Timcs-Dispatchl
r!3TiIltSBCItG. VA. March $,--rhere
were tiftN-cight deaths and 100 births
IN H. cit! ~ February. nc ,nrti'ng 10
the records Of the Health Dcpirtm .n;,
pf the ant hfty-two We're white
and fortl-"iGnt coiored; nifty nin were
males aud io.tV-ouc females NOf INC
deccdcnts twcnty-four were white and
ti.rty-four colorcd, showing tho annual
death rate of the whole population as
1854: Of tho white population, 10 %.
aud Of the colorcd, 21.2o.
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Rourht DinwIdsi. pronert,.

Howard Jones, OF Chesterfield, by
purchase has become sole owner Of the
old James homestead OF over 400 acres,
near sutherland. In Dinwiddie Counts.
The property extends from the River
Road to the Appomatto1 River, and
is to be improved and subdivided into
small farms II houses built upon
them.
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\ night Fire.

The double two-story frame dwelling
in High street. owned and occupied by
Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Crowder. was
damaged To the extent OF s4O0 or $500
this morning about . o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

10 tho creditors OF WILLIAM l.. HARD
> WOKE OF chesterfield county and
district MISUNDERSTANDING:
day OF July. a. y. 1916. the said Will
LIAM l.. HARDWIcKE WAS duly
aijudicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting Of his creditors Viii be
held in my office. Room Ills Mutual
Building. Richmond, Va. on tho i9Tii
DAY OF MARCH,. \. II. lGls, at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon. at which time
tho said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint u trustee. ON
anime tho bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. Il. SEE.Np.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March & loJ-
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AUCTION ~shLEs-To.Day
BY. n. n. CHAPLIN & co. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Main and Twelfth streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN WEST END
OF RICHMOND.

Acting under decd OF trust or Will
liam Edward Harris and wife. dated
first day Of December. 1919. ana re-
corded III the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court Of Hcnrico. Va, in deed
book 20l-B, naE So. and being required
80 Ia do by the hcnenciary. we shall
sell by public auction on the premises
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CHURCH NOTICES

PASTUI; 4. 4. YATES. or DKOoELYN.
y. y, under the auspices Of tho Iutornn'
tlonal Bibtc Students Association. will All.
dress tho public ct Sticn Auditorium. liz
West Broad Street. Sunday. Marcl II. ~.
! r.. NJ. Subject: is God or Satan Win
ning?'
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nanshfen Meat
petarshnrC

Petersburg Chapter. United Daush-
tcrs OF the Confederacy. met yesterday
and received good reports from COM
mittees as TO tho work being done.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS


E.R. FISHER. q. e.. Second and clRy
Street. t.yesight Specialist Madison t5An
BUTTER from Jersey cream by parcel most
from NJ. Pickrell. Fine Creek Mills. va.
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MASoNIC NOTICE. DOVE LODGE.
The members OF Dove Lodge. No. 81,
Ky !; F s g nj ,nnn n; NH attend IN.
TO he held In the lodge room in
re Masonic Temple IN THIS FRIDAY.
March p. 1917. at : r. VI. Members or
sister lodges ana transfer, brethren are
BY order OF the wo%rshipfui npster.
Il I. ACGCST
Secretary.
\ special communication OF Rich
nond Lodge. No. 10. a. +. & A.. NJ,
TX nill.6s held in the Masonic Temple.
Hroad and Adams Streets. THIS
I !tiDAIl EVENING al O'Clock. Tran,
sieni brethren and members u! sister lodges
fFaternally Invited.
By order OF the uorshipfui master.
ROBERr T.. WlNFREE.
Secretary.
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CARPET CLEANING

OLD rugs anu carpets made over into nav
..N.. W., Mosley d CO.. IL. North First
Street. Madison 3ls2.
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NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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CUT RATE SHOES

MEE'S Congress CATERS. glazed colt hide
Kid lining, solid leather soles. sl9S. EN-,
pire shoe Co. 900 West Broad.
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REPAIR SHOPS

cABfNETMAklNG. uphoistering. rennish-
Ing and furniture repairing our speciality.
Get our prices. Phil +. Whites. 10 East
Main. Madison 5t26. Remodeling Is given
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". FIRED. RiTuAHDsON- INC. 6oi.so,
West Main Street. frcproos storage for
household gooos. Moving. packing ami
shippinx. Randolph sE.
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FOR SALE-kcnl Estate.
FOR SALE.
Estate

LIST that vacant propert, for sale or rent
Nun shelton w. Davis, go East Main
List your tarn.s Win L. L. Schmidt 4 Co.
20 North E.gnth Street.
Ct & u; J. DENOON. sOI East Main
St!r.t Madison "a. " Sou Wish 10 sell
81 I'l.l Eoni pt1pertN. list II with Us.
Wh"ILD homes In West End and High
.,iani I!rh. Il. L. Schmid u Co. . North
List your property for sale or rent Nth
i'"M'-S-Jpnc 90, Inc. ID North Eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

In the matter Of No. 1911.
WIN. L. IIARDWlCkE. In
Bankrupt. IBaakruptcv.
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FRIDAY, MARCH .. 1917.
a, x.2D u NJ

! Ns1N,il y. lJit,
al 1870 l.. A.,
tire real estate described in said deed
OF trust as follows:
..n that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land in lienrico County. Virginia.
In Henry Place. with the improvements
tersection OF the southern line OF Main
Street with the western line Of Brown
Street. thence extending westwardly
along the southern line of Main Street
and fronting thereon 81 feet 52t
inches. thence extending back south
YHardly 1T right. angles tor the last
knentioned line one hundred and forty
feet 141 fect) to an nlley in the
rear twenty feet t2o) feet wide. thence
extending eastwardiy along the north
ern line of said alley ~siNty-nine feet
or less 10 tho western line of Brown
Street, thence extending n~orthwardly
along the western line OF said Brown
Street one hundred and forty-hve feet
more or less. to the point OF beginning.
The dwelling Is BILE and
roomy. and the lot is Sufficiently large
10 allow for the erection Of another
house IL desired.
TERMS: For cash as TO so much OF
tine proceeds as may be necessary TO
GLIDING a ratable proportion OF the
taxes for the year 1917, and 10 pay
Sl,o1o.49, the amount OF principal and
interest due OH bonds secured in said
deed. and tho remainder. III any. in
three equal payments ut six, twelve
ana eighteen months: Deferred pay
purchaser with e per cent interest pay
able semiannua!ly. and secured by deed
OF trust on the said property.
II. w. JACKSON,
w. b. JERMAN,
Trustees.
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WANTED, expert shoe sales
!. people. High salaries and
/ commission. Immediate. Will
liam Hahn & Co, Washington,
d. G.
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NOTICE-BaSkKurr.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

To the creditors OF ALBERT THOMAS
GAY. of Richmond. in the County OF
Henrico. and district aforesaid
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SITUATION ~WANTED-Male

ENlEliitNtr Ed registered druggist wants
10 max" change. q -. care Times Dig.
patch.
!..ri LitiE.stED booked. per and accountant.
NOW ct'pioScu. wishes TO make change.
<othlns but Al proposition considered. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

WANTED: boy Tor indoor aud outdoor
work. Room on place. Phone Madison
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SHOE REPAIRING
PAINTING AND PaPERING

Don't wait uuiil the busy season TO have
Ionr pain,in.. decorating and floor work
prices for. good sprk. Il. e. Gardner. is
.sorth f:ishlE Stree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

".tNlE.;t gardner. hont" wiintn c:ty !iut's.
Must in%h att"r i"w' snh s"ultrS. Four
ruUtIia and bath hriyN cottage. wafer amt
JUcl furnished Sirt.- >!z- ~ FAINT snd
t.ftr-a... IN application. ADDRESS !. ~, care
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HELP W~ANTED-Ecmnle

fiiE I,itsAFEAkE AM. roToMAc
ME9uihEs nislGiiL IouHG LApIEs uN:
M; FhEQuEMT INCREASES THEME
METER. E~NcELLENI CHANCES ron
MISS HoI.TZ. 100 EAST GRACE sTitEEr..
ROOM 202.
Apply 32G West Main street.
WASTED, woman IN do cooking in small
household Apply 2ipa Hanover Avenue.
HELP WANTED-Professlonal
TIE virginia TEACHERS BUpEAU.
BON h23. ilcliMD%D. IA. wishes to en-
coll teachers for i5lI-ls. also present .tner-
ksncy calls IN Virginia and Southern States.
Established 1895. Reliable service. 'rc.ti-
iionlals copied. Write Us. a. ". Cridiin.
PRESIDENT. .. walton Hall. Manager.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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HELP ID

,foGEG lady TO assist In music department
on saturdays. Must have selling ability
and knowledge OF music, Apply s. s.
kreese Co., 20 and 50-cant department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

:. W. TED. ipen To iearn barber trade: Few
!. weeks rennired steady position for COM
petent graduates: wonderful demand for
. BARRIERS, Free catalogue. i;ichmond Bar
Der College. 500 East Broad Street. Rich
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WANTED. seamstrasa for our ,alteration de-
agsJ,msnk Thalhtnler Bros. Fifth aud
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

OWNER will sell for cash or security at
sacrincc new model StuyScsant piano; good
as new. ] g. care IlInes. pisua -,
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WANTED.

,, INFoSMATION WANTED.
DEEDS, marriage bonds. Wills. Bible re-
cords concerning the Perkins family be-
tween the, years. i72s-lSoO. Desired docu-
,nsnts WIN be literally paid for. Address
G. y. Perkins. Box .c5. Paris. III.
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s.stW Il registered drug clerk. Give
reference. Address Box ~. Lynchburg,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Mobjack pay and Hampton Bar oysters {
specially. Nick Bulls Market. sI5 Moth
Sixth Street. Phone randolph 1870.
ifE sprtnEtiine Is coming. Let us ciean
your carpets anu rugs and store them.
We VIII kuSHantee them against mothg,
W. FRED. Richardson. Inc. Fireproof StoraGe,
tvl-6v3 West Main street. Phone lisnuoipn
CALL. " Nick Bulls MarKet. az North
Phone Randolph i6a0.
TIE Florence Wicliless OH Cook Stoves turn
every drop OF oil into gas. Clean. safe;
approved BY Good housekeeping Institutes.
Il. T.. Burks 4 CO.. 5l5 West Broad Street,
Exclusive AGENTS.
YOU can exchange your ord furniture for
our new and pay the difference In weekly
lnStallinen;s at cobb Furniture Company.
!t:s East Main Street. Phone Randolph
WE buy. aeli ano exchange furniture OF all
kinds. See Cobb Furniture Company, l425
Fast Maln street. Phone Randolph bsls.
ARM manayeinent-Expert advice given
on general farm management. soil Inn
prove,nen,. dairyinE. cattle raising. etc:
on business principles for profitable returns:
by aErtculturtst OF many years practical
and scientific experience. Terms reasonable.
Aduress, statng acreage, A. Allan, III
East Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
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WANrED. good barber. s12 and 90 per cent
over so. \ good Job. Apply 10 l05
West Bank Street. Tony Domenichello. Pc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

WASTED. hrst-cinss barber. SAILS. 9o7
EAST Broad.
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WAHTED, trst.clasS White barber, ii2
guarantee. 80 per cent over $50. so: West
Rroai Street.
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HELP r

WANTED, mon and noHs ~ work IN our
nursery. ". T. Hood ~ Co. Ginte; Park.
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LOST y L
SlINENTI-FiNE DOLLARS
REWARD

GDU$D. l4Js r,ns. rau Boulevard 80
-ftc: ! l. NJ.
LoSl. from cypress ufn,c. Main Street sta.
ti"u i'cbruary IL "n" ibcw"liyU setter
iltrh wHt," puDr. leg, aud tail, bl~'k ears.
Return Of ,el'pIoU. infoI nation - ". y.
Ncrcsan, Agent southern iNpr.ss 20. Re
LOST. watch lob monogram =. II. NJ on
enc siae ana 1874 OF ntner. Reward Re
building.
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IN the matter of No. 2o92.
ALBERT THOMAS GAY, Tn
Bankrupt. Rankruntcy
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OTICE-RANkRTPT

II. TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
LIMITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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WANTED, young man with 1 or , years
experience in The tru6 business. Must have
references. i -. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

DoUBLE leather betting. following sizes
100 feet II l-a-inch; 81 feet l?-inch: % feoi
lo-inch; 100 feet finch. Also other sizes
yood condition. !. Biuford * Go.
ton. Star Cleaning Co.. 9lS East Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

COOK wanted In small family. Must come
with good name and experience from for
mar employer. Apply 1T l1I8 Floyd Ava
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

WA NTF.D. a reliable white woman 10 holm
!, WIN The house work and the care OF Z
party. References Richsrd v, Nottlnrhaamm''
Ir. Jiastville. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

WANTED, fi~rst-cIass core
makers, molderS and pattern
makers, experienced on general
machine work. First-class
wages. Apply in person TO
Bethlehem Steel Company,
Sparrow's Point, Md.
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EDUCATIONAL
W.iNTED-Agcnts.

WANTED. dealers for cities ana CouutIee
I. handle Sortnway. Irailercar. Oni.
;r"ii"r on market built like tomoh
Address a. =. Butt-rworth q. Bro. state
D,strinu,ors. Bntter.orih. Va.
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/. WANTis al once. frst-ciass trouser ma ker
steady job. The Tate Brown Co, Char.
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m the matter of No. aOS9.
BENZ. BRoCkENBROCGH In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
FIRES OF CONSCIENCE"
 GIVEN AT THE PALACE.

William Farnum. the Fox star, ap- pears at the Palace in Fires of Con science" Farnum is starred-but Will liam Fox has made a mistake. Far mum is goOd-he always it, but to us common ordinary human beings there is star in this feature unheralded She is Nell Shipman, who plays the part of Nell Blythe, the dance hall girl. While interest centers around Farnun to a great degree, interest in Nell is just as great if not more so than is aroused by the character of George Ba- ker played by Farnum. Nell isn't a regular dance hall girl although her en- vironments indicate such until the play progresses. She is woman and as a certain title says. "the girl who is going straight" That title means a powerful lot in this play. Fires of Conscience" is a western play. splen- did outdoor scenes, and many interiors
 There is always plenty of dash This feature is on tonight and tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
THANE TOSSERS PUT THE BIG SIGN OVER
 PERSEVERANCE BUNCH

Last night Thane defeated Persc- verance on the latters' home grounds by score of F to 6. It was one of the best played ball games wit messed on the channel this season.
 Ford pitched a fine game for Thane and received excellent sup port He allowed the miners eight hits. kept them scattered and at. all times had the game well in hand.
 Herman pitched his usual good game, but the Thane men had on their batting clothes and punched their hits in several innings. They made thirteen hits, including two three-base blows and three two bag gers.
 This is the first defeat for the miners and they are up in arms and promise to come back strong for the Red Cross benefit game at Juneau Sunday evening" They have at least one new player they expect to use, and they hope to turn the ta- bles on Thane in the next game. The Thane team is rounding into form and the players are confident that they can repeat on Sunday night.
 All base ball fans are promised a great game Sunday night at six thirty on the Juneau grounds. Tick cts are for sale at various places in Juneau. A nominal admission fee of 9 cents will be charged. The pro- ceeds of the game will go to the Ju- neau Red Cross to be used to carry on the good work. Everybody buying a ticket is promised their money's S worth of base ball and at the same time they can help the good cause along.
 If the game cannot be played Sunday night on account of the weather, it is to be played on the Juneau grounds at 630 o'clock on the first good day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
Northwestern League
Ty Cobb Hits Safely in Twenty Con
 tests.

Ty Cobb, Detroit outfielder, boost cd his seasons batting average Of 371 by hitting safely in last Sun days final game between the St. Louis Browns and Tigers, at De- troit. This is within one point of his grand average for all the years he has played major league ball.
 The humping Georgian also ex- tended his string of consecutive games in which he has hit safely to twenty, new record for the season. In seyenty-seven times at bat he has made thirty-seVen hits, for total of sixty-two bases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
COMING-Sun., Mon, and Tues: MIME. PETROVA Tn
 "A Scarlet Woman"
lIIN|lNIIIll|IIIIlIIIIIlIIIIlInlul|

ing to show that Alaska is not a land that is always frozen. that there are other industries and possibilities here than mining These lectures have been gradually correcting the false impress sions and perhaps no other man has done more to advertise the territory than him.
 The pictures which Dr. Sugden will been called the most beautiful picture ever shown. He starts at Seattle, and takes his audience up the coast, stopping at all the coast cities. At Ketchikan he shows the salmon jumping there. and here at our own Taku Gla- cier he shows an iceberg breaking from the glaciers face that would take many weeks of waiting to actually see hap pen From here he goes to Skagway and over the White Pass X Yukon Railroad, making his first stop at the Whitchorse Rapids to show some pie lures of himself on his 433rd trip through these waters Dr. Sugden was pilot for the Canadian Government. dur ing the years of '97 '98 and '99. and ran many a gold-seeker down the dreaded rapids in Miles Canyon. Squaw Rapids and Whitehorse Rapids. He shows all this again in his pictures.
 From Whitehrose he shows the en- tire Yukon country, giving particular attention to the modern mining methods at Dawson From Dawson he pro- ceeds to Fairbanks and from there starts on the hardest of all stampedes ever undertaken by man. in his search for gold, the rush to the. Shushanna Every detail of this rush is shown and gives an excellent idea of the rugged ness of the country over which the men ha dto travel.
 Dr. Sueden is delightful speaker and a good entertainer and his motion picture lecture is quite decided novel; ty. Had it not been it could not have remained at the Rialto theatre. New York, for four weeks solid run. z
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
Would Stage Title Contest at Tor
 nuto t

Efforts are being made by Ed ward G. Barrow, president of the International League, to arrange g match between Benny Leonard. worlds lightweight champion, and Johnny Kilbane, of Cleveland. fea- therweight champion. according to the New York Times.
 According to the reports, Barrow intends, if he is successful in his negotiations, to stage the contest in the baseball park of the Toronto club, at Toronto. The International League president Is said to have Of- fered the sum of $15,000 for tho bout, but Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager, has not as yet given any indication of his attitude in the matter. Gibson is waiting on news from Washington, regarding LeOn- ards entrance into the army or navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-29
Another No-Hit Game Registered in
 Majors.

All records for Do-hit games in one season have .een shattered ia the major leagues this season. Ern- ie Shore of the champion Red Sox climbed into the Hall of Fame last Saturday when he pitched a perfect game against the Washington Sen ators. Ruth started the game but only one man had faced him when he started fuss with the umpire and was elected. Shore then took up the burden and went the entire nine innings without hit or run be- ing scored against him. He is the fifth major league twirler to per- form the feat this season. Several similar games have been twirled in the minor leagues. Shore has been in baseball for five years, starting with the New York Giants in 1912. He drifted back to the minors in 1914 and went to the Red Sox from Baltimore and has pitched in three worlds series.