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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

We objected to Ned Green living
in New York and claimed Texas as
his home, but since he has given
this state the credit for the s5.0oes-
600 he subscribed for the Liberty
loan bonds ne shall nave to ask that
he be excused
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

Germany has enough sins to an
swer for without being charged up
with AL the mean things that are
icing done by mean men In this
country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01
GOVERNMENT on AEANTINIS
PINE TREE SHIPMENTS

WAsHlNGToN June On ac-
count Of the white pine blister raat.
the department Of agriculture today
established quarantine against ait
states east Of and Including Mime
sofa lows Missouri. Arkansas and
Louisiana prohibiting The movement
from these states 20 points outside
the quarantinaa srea of all five
ieafed pines aud currant ana goose
berry plants.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

The man who euysed out Tom
Campbell for having fortg rangers
now think we should have several
thousand and scattered over the
state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

They are suffering for rain in
the neighborhood OF corsicana. We
could spare them few good show
ers without any iuaieris. loss to this
section.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01
BrY a BOND

Mary had a little hond
she baashi II FOR q dollar
And when she clips the coupon =
Off,
ii makes the kaiser hollef =
Chicago Tribune. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

The band boys aud the old yeter-
ans are Off for the reunion al Wash
ingtoD. We wish them ali great
trip and sale return TO their
homes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

to give you fair warning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

Save your time and temper-let
rue-e. 90 .oag joo ps.atsas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

IT the kaiser should win in this
fight and 8shoHld come over and
take charge Of this country. we have
our eye on Texan who would make
i good king
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

George Bailey couteDds that there
are several degrees OF patriotism II
that be so. We move that the faie
be- suspended and all the degrees
- conferred al once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-01

>A>%~~ 800 - ~~> 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

taking crcditablc place in the OPEN
ing game percentages as we'll as get
ting i'm most creditabic work through
III. season.
poolan is one OF those who believes
that the war will be of short dura-
ton now. anyway. lie doesn't see how
Germany can stand up for long under
the world pressure" that Is coming
down upon the imperial government
But he believes that however serious
conditi ions may become, tho baseball
season is reasonably safe II the teams
develop the real sport and give the
people what they want in fast, snappy
baseball
Doulan says he will have his men
in fine trim by next Tuesday. when
he opens the season ut Richmond. and
Inc Is confidently expecting results. He
spent Wednesday and Thursday In
Charlotte with the locals there. and at
Petersburg put In his final round of
practice in preparation for meeting the
Richmond team Tuesday. He is well
pleased with the Southern trip. and
thinks the benefits will be reflected in
the work Of the men on the diamond
with the opening of the International
season.
Speaking or his confidence in the sue
cess of The impending baseball season
Doolan points 10 the fact that Toronto
last year. in spite OF the very terrible
war conditions that pressed upon Can
ada. had the very best season in the
history Of Canadian baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
SMITH HAS GATHERED
CAPABLE LOT OF MEN
Continued from First Page.D


body muscles, but the majority Of
is one big thing that prevents the
prospects being classed Us poor. aud
that is the fact that most Of the other
clubs in the league arc aOou; in the
same shape.
Billy announced last night that Lee.
Hoffman and Adams probably will be
the hurlers considered for the opening
fracas. although there is probabilitT
that Adams may be called upon. These
men. with Cooper and Schenberg. will
constitute the moundSmen with which
Richmond opens the season. At the
present time Billy appears to have
Il capable trio in Lee. Cooper and
ADAMS. Hoffman Is a conner. but moth
ing is known of S,henberg. who is
expected to arrive here to-day or to-
morrow morning
Bill Reynolds and ART Koher COM
pose an adequate receiving pair. and
probably will be regulars throughout
the season.
The inficld appears 10 be we'll taken
care Of Gibel. at first. is steady. and
n fair hitter. Curry can show improve
ment around second. but has been do
ing pretty we'll OF late Red McDcr-
mott has been showing class at third
while Steinbrenner. no doubt. will be
u fixture at short. Mooers is regarded
carried. certainly for the time being.
Clemens. Elanford and Bruce are To
be the regulars for the opening. Each
mas been putting up fair game Of
late. although Hanford and Bruce are!
expected to show more Swatting abil-
ity as the weather grows warmer.
pistell will be the extra outfcldcr
Judged from reports gathered i'm other
cities OF the league, Richmond appears
To have an excellent chance for cop
ping the first contests and getting
away to good start. That is what
Bill Smith expects at least.
Billy announced last night that he
vas making efforts 10 place Iinnell.
Fish. McAialh and Baker with some
club either in the Virginia or North
Carolina Leagues. He will continue
his efforts through Monday and then
Will give them their unconditional re-
leases If unsuccessful. Nicks and
Barnes are to be kept on the stan for
the time being.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
ROCKY MOUNT ERRORS AWAY
iNuiBirION GAME TO RALEIGH
Ispeciallo The Times. pisnatch.

ROCKY MOUNT y. e.. April H.
Rocky Mount errored away her last
exhibition game to Raleigh this after
Einia l.eagUcrS staged 4 miserahiy err
ratio game. with Il total q five mis-
cues. all of which did their part in
the scoring. While her pitchers were
JourneEinS in really great form. oil
the other hand. the Carolina LGaGuers
staged perfect fielding game and
took advantage OF the shortcomings OF
The locals 30 send four men 10 count.
1t was dav for the pitchers with the
willow. aud Pillion and rheis con-
neCtcG for the only extra base hits OF
the game. while three Of the nine
runs scored by both clubs came from
the pitchers.
Score by innings: T. II. T..
Raleigh .......Oo cot o.
Rocky Mount % u o o 0 o 000 Go
Batteries: i'illion. Baker and Tolnnd:
rheis iarTan. Cochran and Stumpf.
Timc. l:5" Umpire. Fcnncr.
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ns Opening II, Newark.


NEWARK. y. j., April l+.-Nothing
but great war can upset the plans
OF what promises to be one Of the best
years Newark has had in the Inter-
national League. The opening OF the
local season with Buffalo next Tues
day will be ushered in with elaborate
ceremonies. a street parade, in which
Mayors Thomas l.. Raymond. OF New
ark. and Louis =. Fuhrmann. of Buff
falo. and members OF both the Bears
and Bisons, as we'll as at least twenty
Of Ncwarks leading scmiprofeSsional
,e;tins, viii participate. has been
planned
The sale of box seats for the opener
is going on merrily. The sale OF sea-
son boxes is also we'll mp TO the record
mark and no one but the weather
man can butt in to put a moth into the
opening day arrangements.
II Manager Tom Needham can get
his pitchers to do their share. Newark
has chance to he near the top. and
possibly to win this Seuson The Bears
are stronger in every department than
last year. EnriSht will be missed. TO
De sure, but the young pitcher hasn't
shown up to any great extent with
the fanks on their training trip. and
he is likely to return. johnny En-
mann will prove the reliable Johnny
again, 10 doubt: while walter Small
wood and Charley Wilkinson should
the youngest member OF the STAFF. gives
promise Of becoming star.
Although the hurting stan looks
good. il could be improved upon Come
what with the addition of a couple Of
SouthpawS one southpaw aud
another good right-hander. Needham
has ample bis-leaguc afHliation. now
ever. and il is just possible rhut lie
will obtain the services Of a pair Of
major beavers befor. the start of the
championship season.
Arr Durgn Will again start the sen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

son at first, Frank Fuller. the youth
full Detroit boy. looks like u 'hxture ut
second Fuller Is "a ncppcry youngster.
covering considerable ground. and
stands up we'll at the plate. Ray Move
Is back 1T his old position at short.
but from the way he has been show
ing up in training. Ray has improved
ut least 20 per cent H. his work. Bill
McCarren. the Jersey City Scmipro. has
been filling in at third. and although
he has been showing up fairly we'll.
Needham is fishing for another more
formidable man for the hot corner.
Bruno lass will play left field 1t
is doubtful il he has any Superors
in the minors In either hitting or Held
ing. Lee Carrahan's legs are all right
again. and he ought to hold down the
center field effectively. The Newark
team liz after another man to fiji in
at right. Ray Miller is IA candidate
for the job. but as Ray has been out
OF the game for two years. he Is find
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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BOWIE RESULTS

ii f'5 nobinsoa a9d .. q e, rq.e
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10 aE. McDermoti 81 10 $780, ST. ih ,,"r
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.,,sfootnd rS"ns OF! (uicy. ~ ,ub,rtl $50
l ursrd.. 'TT Sm III iah r." FSi2s ,gieo
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nnbi Mary Warren. 10 tMcb"rruo,it ,.-p.
miro. iltW., "a. l.al raIa IoAt iiupl., 81.
Frontier Biillc inbbs also nan
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ilnsl sS'". go, second; Iasr, legend ia
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rim .Iia q, .McDsnao,, ,.,a s4i to, so 80,
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Time. l:i6 10. pcvildsl Eut"ru intinciii
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
OPENING DAY REPLETE
WITH UNUSUAL FEATURES


NVOHIIhUcU IrONl FlrSl D1St.J
number of boxes had been contracted
Tor at the first battle.
The stands at the park practically
are complete, and the finishing touches
on the grand stand Will be made on
Monday and Tuesday morning. The
score board viii be completed by that
time. the visiting players bench is
ready and the bleachers are complete
Work OH the clubhouse has been de-
layed. and this may not be finished for
several days. The field appears to
be in fair condition. but needs addi-
tional packing and rolling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Totals IA /. u - 10 Totals
Stated Tor Dumont In Nth.
Score bN innings.

Washington ......... I o. 4
Philadelphia ......... - 10 ed
summary: Errors Witt. Strunk. Bates.
roster 60 i.cit ON haseS-Athletics, ::
Washington. IL Earned runs Athletics. IL:
Washington. = Stolen haSe-Mc lnnis. Two
mnse hiis-Thra shrr Foster 10. Bates. Rice.
Three base hi;S-iSa:eS t2l. HON. run
tiHdic. SayrItc" hits-Bodic. Schanr. Sac
rih'" ny Schang. Double plays-Bodie to
luwiy; u. johnson. Witt TO McInnis. Hits
~ shaw. IN ~ inning: oF Dumont. ; in
/" INNINGS: OF Jameson. 10 in LIS in
gtuSS OF Ayers. IN "a inning: off r.
i"l.nS"n. \ in Gi3 innings: OF Myers. = in
=" innings Struck ou;-bN pumort, =: hy
Jameson; !: 10y Ayers. !. Bases on balls
"ll i. johnson. : OIL Myers. !: Of Shaw. ::
oil Jameson. = Passed ball-Schan. Wild
pitches shaw. bumunI. Hit by pitchvr--by
I!"-S t1udGc} EMPIRES. Din"eu ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
MACKMEN POUND BALL
NEW AGGREGATION WALLOPS
FOUR WASHINGTON HURLERS
Ray Bates Drives In six HUNS with
TW" Triples. Double and Sin
sfc-Sr0rc 10 to I.

PHILADELPHIA. April li.--Connic
MackS new team gave wonderful
exhibition OF hitting To-day when
philadelphia beat Washington. Is TO 4.
twenty hits were made OF four Wash
ington pitchers Eay Bates. formerly
Of the Newport News. Virginia League.
club. made tw" triples. Il doublc and
4 single in five times UP and he sent
IN six runs. The score:
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Doolan Pleused with Club.

RALEIGH. y. c.. April lt.-Manascr
NJ. J.. Dooian. Of the Rochester Inter
nationals. who opens the season Tues
day with Richmond. says I've is well
pleased with the way his men are
showing mp. and that he feels sure OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
YANKS POUND SOUTHPAW

NEW YORK. April l;-Mana ger
Barry. uf the Boston Americans sent
lcf, handed pitcher against New
York for the third straight time. but
jIe Yankees rehe!led and Knocked
lcnnocf out Of the box in the sixth
inning. winning their first game Of the
season. to =, The score:
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l.,,>t.IIi.
Totals. d h. :; ~ Tn'ar- 81 = %
Rated FOR Tyl.r tn eighth
Ishn Tor G"wdy IN eighth

New York- 49,. 80 oola og %
Boston ~ ~ u u - 10 a -
Suiuna ~: ErFors Fletcher. NIarauvillc
/. t.l, BAILEY 'rwo-hu.. hi /; onnrcJy
Three base. hits IIcraog - Scoi"m bssc.
Smith iofr on bases Bosiuu. {; New
YORK. %. ii"N"s an balls on TVlcr %" OF
Il C. roaua! Sirurk out by Tcsrcau hv
F.irr;.r' IA! iurn.G Sacrifice ci"s-NI.-
Ecc, kouctchy Ili,s-uG TYLER 10 in in
nineS' OF Earu"a tn inning WiIi
n.''h- Tc,rcaU. imrir's puglCy and Eyrou.
IVu". hours Attendance. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
was good and no missed i, by frac.

was good. and nc missed it by Il frac-
ton.
Curry was the only man on the local
team not to score yesterday, while
Miller was the only man not 10 land
for at least one binglc.
The construction at Boulevard Field
Is nearing COMPENSATION rapidly; and
somewhat heavy still. and until II is
packed hard fly balls dropping on il
will continue to stick. The seating
\ few Finishing touches remain TO be
put on the clubhouse aud the grand
stand
Dutch Klein did excellent and no
;iceable work mere yesterday 4 man
in the outteld who is given nine
chances and fields them ali in perfect
style is u fairly good fielter. Several
OF the chances were difficult ones. also.
The Richmond College Spiders are
not content with one victory over :,
Virginia League club. They are going
after the Newport News team al the
seaside city on Monday in prepare ton
for the opening OF the championship
season against William and Mary at
Westhampton on Wednesday. To round
out the week. the Spiders meet Ran
dotph Macon ut Ashland on Saturday.
Richmond probably is the FIRST city.
certainly i'll this section OF the country.
to give practical heed TO the need for
cultivating the odd corners. Announce
ment by the Hermitage Country Club
last night that about fifteen acres Of
unused ground around the golf course
would be cultivated by employees Of
The club Is the first arrangement Of
this kind to be reported i'm this sec
ton. The idea is one that may be well
Followed by other clubs and orGaniZa
lions in and around Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
PIRATES STOP CUBS

CuICAGo April u Frank Miller.
aided by perfcc, support checked
ChcsSo's Winning streak to-day. and
Won the iiusl game % the
series I ia 30 The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
RIXEY BEATS SUPERBAs
PHIL ADELPHIA WINS SECOND
STRAIGHT BY HARD HITTING
= D"mb> ANA smith Pounded Hard by
Fhiilics--Eppa tiNcy Is Puzzle
TO Oppunc nts-ScOrr 81 TO 8.

EHooKLNN. April i.--PhiladciphiI
made II two straight from Brooklyn
to-day by hard hitting against Smith
and Coo,nbs. making seventeen hits for
a score OF II 70 ). The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
NO HITS OFF CICoTTE

81. LOUIS. April li.-Cico,tc pitch.
me tor Chicago. was i'll Supc"h form
day. and Shu; =, Louis out withou,
nit. Chicago won. II TO a. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Jackson, rclsch. Weaver. Shotton. Hits
OF iimm ar Ia l Inning: or Park. 4. /
uamilt@n ~ tWeaveD: by cicottc. 1
titaNano Wild pitch-Park. Umpircs. Hill
dchrard and O'Loughlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
{ i,icaco.
i"'a! s.-..Si !! II >. i Totals....93 o o =, n
i"nicitc b1tcG Tor liaic IN eighth
Jacobson h"tt"h FOR Eoscrs In eighth.

'hica." . I y q q n ~
81 Louis y o o q q a q n
Su'nmarS Errors Gaudi. Sislcr I.avan
N"+,is Sn'riilr" hits -Fcls"h. 90. Ghndil.
lott 'Wr-itSc hits Jackson. SchaIk.
i;#o'rs struck ont lay cicuttc. :; Ii,
''ItIfS i'"s" ON balls OF Hamilton. !.
- t.ENr-. .. of '!Coft" 3. Double play
J.. '"'!iNs 80 l.i-i"rs to ,;rudil, Stolen l,t s,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Random Musings ofSports
ny MONTY.

The opening on Tuesday 81 the In .
iernational season here promises TO be
one OF the most suspicious In tie his
tory OF the game here. Arrangements
made by tn Chamber OF Commerce
the Business Mems Club. the Rotary
Club aud other organizations. all
backed by The appeal made Yesterday
by Mayer .\inSiic. and the opportunity
tor hearing Governor Stuart 9t the ball
park and for seeing the visiting jaCkic&
and marines at Boulevard Field should
attract a banner c.'owd. Rochester
"ill lie the opposing team. and the
players gathered by Mike D"oian will
furnish real attraction in addition
(" the other features OF the afternoon.
The game yesterda! demonstrated
,hai billy smith has the making of 4
pretty good team. II he ever is. able
20 Offset the work of the weather man
anu get them into condition. The men
showed some batting ability yesterday.
no matter ii they were opposing rathe:.
inferior ri,ching. Th>y took advan
,ascs OF opportunities for advancing
ana scoring They played the game
regularly.
Adams broke into tavor with IA Ven
=eance lis lis first appearance within
excellent game without greatly exert
ia" himself. and KEEP, the Goobcr bat
t"rS well IN hand at all times. His
stick work. though. would have eic-
waited him TO the heights Of apDroba-
lion even If NC had been clouted much
more frequently.
The home run Adams hit in the Sec
ond was terrific wallor. He raised
thu sphere sell into the air. 1t scared
into tbs clouds and then dropped
slowly. L; WAS doubtful whether il
would go outside the park until the
pill actually struck. The ball struck
a II, h..i "a L... n
outside the grounds.
Bruce again showed his ability yes
terday. not only in the Held but ut the
bat as we'll. lie got on the bases three
times and scored on each occasion
BruccS work in the field was exec
lent His stab of Ham Ecynolds's hard
drive in the second undoubtedly was
the fcldin. feature of the game. Bruce
ran TOO far TO one side and then man
aged 10 reach il with one hand. His
try after Pays drive in the sixth also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
- Is>Gis
GIANTS DEFEAT BRAVES
New NorI,

BOSTON Arm u Nrw York de
fcated Boston again To-day { 20 >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
go 70 -c,., sd seventh
49, .rvrlS
SEVENTH FATAL FOR INDIANS

II Two bad plays
III. seventh inning
Win to-daN'S game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. . II = =, ls Totals. y .; i
i:nn for S;ui;h n eighth.
LIZ I'D Tor Mhnai IN MIN. h.

Score by innings: =
philadelphia ...... q - / . Ill
Brooklyn q. ........- O q e" ! q :
Summary. Errors luderus. Cutshaw,
tcoinhs Three pase Eits-Smith. Bancroft.
Two base hits -rnskrrt Wheat Myers. Mer-
.lc. Fslr'ivuH Sacrifice hits Bancroft. Fab
riuun. EtNcy Crnvath Sacrifice flies
.trnvaih. i.nE"N. cutsh"w Double plays
Smith. FsbriuUe to Ncrkic: EiNcy, Ban
croft "a LuI"rus. l.uitrus. Stool; "a xiii
fer: HNCy. I.udrrUs ia k.llifcr. EaSc ON
Ia rs oT i,Ipiih. .: OF t'ooinS. !. of EiHcy.
l Struck on, hy smith 1. by Eixey. Z.
Left ON bases Brooklyn s. Philadelphia ::
Empires. - Day ana Bransncld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

DETROIT. .April
hS cleveland jIr II
cllabled Detroit 10
:. 20 'rl. sour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Curry Was the only man on the local
team not to score yesterday, while
Miller was the only man not 10 land
for at least one binglc.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-03-15

My eyes looked straight into eyes OF
the greatest kindness and wisdom l
had ever before beheld. and 1t was
with difficulty restrained myself from
myself and my suit Of English
tweed Straight into the strong arms
and burying my head on the broad
deep chest that confronted me us the
huge old gentleman, with as perfect
mop of white hair as is mine Of black,
riOting over his large. head. lowered
over Mc.
You galliyanting young idiot, where
did you pick up that dimity2' ne de-
manded of ME as he laid large hand
with long, strong fingers on my shoul-
ders and gave me slight shake.
I'm your Uncle Robert, sonny, and
don't you ever forget that, SIR" he
continued. nnd could see a longing
for the embrace. which so desired.
In his keen eyes that had softened with
ven Of mist in the last second. Lord.
I'm glad you're not woman! And
from now on just stop knowing the
creatures exist-Pat Whitworth and
her kind. We've got work to do to
put out fire-a fire of dishonor and
devastation. Come on to my car over
there; we've no time to waste. Drive
to the governors mansion and don.
sprout grass under your Wheels" he
commanded the black chauffeur-"the
governors mansion. private door on
Sixth street"