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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-08
KA TF1ARLNE S7ZNSON, UNHERALDED,
 COMES INTO TOWN BY ALRPLANE

Lands at Fairgrounds to Intense Delight of the Big Crowd Assembled
 There Yesterday COMES FROM FORT PAYNE, 104 MILES IN 1O5 MINUTES TIME Born in Birmingham, She Says, She Is Coming Back, Though She Leaves
 This Morning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-08
Florence Hotel 2d Ave. and 18th St.

Thoroughly remodeled and newly .sui cafe Rates: Rooms without bath &l.00 per day Rooms with private bath 31.5o per day. Whitman taxicabs and garaxo tn connection with hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-08
FORGED TO LAND AGAIN.

"Yesterday afternoon l attempted 70 resume the flight, but was again forced to land. This afternoon everything was working well, and I started. And here T am--tired and without clean linen.
 On Valley Head, Miss stinson pltcned without warning. The descent of g crippled German plane could not have more completely amazed the people.
 1T did not find an ideal spot to land Miss Stinson said, "but managed to cling
 tcontisuea en Paxe sevenl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-08

tContisuea sn Page Seven,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23
MISS MARY BUTToRFF

Miss Mary Buttorf will be soprano
soloist in "Gauls" Joan of Arc story
full of interest. and one of the most
popular oratorios ever written, which
will be presented to the musical
going public of Harrisburg, Tuesday
evening. February 81. in the Technical
High School Auditorium. The produc-
tion will be rendered by the Musical
Art Society. chorus Of sixty voices,
under the efficient direction of Profess
sor John w. Phillips, accompanied by
the Updegrove Orchestra.
This same chorus was recently heard
by an appreciative audience in Han
defs masterpiece, The Messiah"
Judging from the finesse of this work,
the music lovers anticipate a delight
full treat in Gaul's Joan of Arc
Tickets are on sale at Roses and
Gorgas' drugstore.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23
Taylor Twins Celebrate
Fourteenth Birthday

Edward and Albert Taylor. twin sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Taylor, who cele-
brate their birthdays the same day
that the Father of His Country's" is
celebrated by the American patriots,
gave party yesterday at their home,
2307 North Fifth street ir celebration
of the double event.
The guests included their Boy Scout
friends and Headmaster Edward Mans
er. Games and contests were enjoyed
and prizes for progressive angling
awarded to Edward Taylor and Charles
Thompson. Refreshments were served
to: Jack Glazier, Edward Hawes, Percy
Walker, Robert Walker, Lindsay Web
ster and Charles Thompson.
Mrs. Christ Gingrich and children, of
Lawn. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Stauffer, of 21I3 Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith have re-
moved from 312 North Second street to
2227 Penn street.
Mrs. II. C. Slower, of 231 South Thir-
teenth street, has gone to Florida for
an extended visit.
Miss Mildred Schradley, of Highspire.
VIII spend the weekend at her home.
TAT South Nineteenth street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23

George E. whitney, of 1916 North Sec
ond street
The luncheon appointments were in
spring effects of green and yellow, with
an arrangement of jonquils. pussy will
lows and farleynse fern. The favors
were corsage bouquets of sweet peas
and fern.
a pleasant afternoon followed the
luncheon with sewing and discussing
the other days" for the friends "ha'e
wandered mony a foot since days of
auld lang syne."
Invited to meet Mrs. Whitney were:
Mrs. Frank B. Wickersham, Mrs. w.
5. Darby. Mrs. w. j. Middleton, Mrs.
w. X. Martz, Mrs. William Webster, and
Miss Emma Christman. of Steelton; Mrs.
II. j. Babb, Mrs. Samuel f. Dunkle,
Mrs. Harry Howard, Mrs. George Whit
ney and Mrs. Anson P. Dare, of Har-
risburg.
Miss Margaretta Reed. student at
Bucknell College, Lewisbnrg. is. spend
ing a vacation at her home, 1906 Berry
hill street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23
MRS. TEwSON Is HOSTESS
TO AN EMBROIDERY CLUB

Mrs. II. w. Tewson, Of 535 PETER St..
entertained the Thursday afternoon
Embroidery Club at her home ycster-
cay. The house was decorated with
potted plants, cherry blossoms, flags
and miniature cherry trees.
The following guests were enter
tained with piano numbers by Mrs. Il.
b. Beistle preceding supper: Mrs. Wilson
Ebersole, Mrs. Arthur Loser, Mrs.
w. Il. QuenZier, Mrs. B. 3. Beistle.
Mrs. a. Il. Marlowe. Mrs. Maude Cooper.
Miss Leah Tewson, Mrs. James East
right, Mrs. Owen Ross; Miss Mearle
Ross, Miss Eleanor Eastright
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23

Charles J. Wood, Jr.. Mrs. Samuel f.
Dunkle, Mrs. William r. Denehey.
Mrs. Robert II. Irons. Mrs. Guert w.
Ensign, Mrs. d. Bailey Brandt. Among
the distinguished visitors to the chap
ter were Mrs. Mark Hopkins, of st.
Clair Mich, composer of the State
song for the Michigan daughters;
Mrs. William IL. Endley, Regent of
Great Crossings chapter, d. A. r., and
Mrs. Frank Black, first Regent of the
Somerset chapter. over hundred
people were in attendance, a dozen or
more from out of town.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23
MISS STECKLEY ENTERTAINs
pARTY nEs ynIrNC Es

Miss Catherine Steckley, of 2O21
Green street. entertained last evening
at Washington Birthday party at
her home
Refreshments We're served to Miss
Grace Ntssley, of Middletown; Miss
Fern Stanford, Miss Sylvia Gingrlch,
MISS caroline Boyer, Miss Hazel Helm,
Miss Margaret Goodman, wayne Rine-
ard. Maxwell Spengler Melvin Spengler,
Ralston Orendorf, Vincent Stanford
Alvin Hollinger. William Steckley and
Lila May Steckiey.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23
AULD LANG SYNE
LUNCHEON PARTY
Mrs. Alden Entertains at
Luncheon and Old-Fashioned
Sewing Party

Guests of Mrs. Charles A. Alden, 4O1
Pine street, Steelton. took a cup O.
kindness to-day, for days of auld lang
syne." at her cleverly appointed lunch
con, in honor of Mrs. Edward whitney,
of Higham. Mass, who is visiting Mrs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-23

Following the program which closed
with singing The Star Spangled Ban
ner." tea was served with Mrs. Will
liam Elder Bailey. hostess. Mrs. Hem
ry Mccormick poured chocolate and
Mrs. George Douglass Ramsay pre-
sided over the teacups. Little flags
and quaint figures decorated the table.
Assisting were Mrs. George Preston
Mains, Miss Helen Bruce Wallace. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
PROBATION IN OFFICE"
AGITATION NOW ENDED
senate az North Carolina Tnhies BiIl.
SnId 10 Ucpresc"t Wishes Of
Governor Bickttt.
Especial ~ Tho Times.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
f;At.EiEli. y. G.. February i9.-rhe
senate. on motion of senator Lodge az
\lamanrc. tabled the hills introduced
"a representing tho wishes of Governor
I;ickcti in limiting state officers 10 two
and county officers TO three. terms. -
constitutional amendment To this end
being proposed in tho bill The vote to
table WAS without discussion. after tho
hill "anio from committee "without
prciudice." The tahliug WAS followed
10y y motion To reconsider and thon IL,
on" /" table that motion. These car.
ri"d making il impussiblc for tho
measure To hc rcSurrCctcd this session.
thus ending the so-called ''rotation In
Office" agitation.
senator lircuzcr introduced the com.
mittcc bill :" provide for the orcaniza-
ti"n aud government Of cities ana
towns and Incorporated villages under
changed conditions brought about by
the constitutional amendment. The
bill was ordered printed
Tho clurk road bond bill from tho
House, providing scinlannual issues of
Stnd.G0 road honds Ia Take care Of
subsidiary county bonds under ~ forty
"nc- year liqudntiou scheme. passed tho
second ,cadin. In the senate aud went
over ." Tuesday for final reading
Ia the House Tonight tho bill l."
prohibit sunday golf was tabled.
The House spent two hours debating
tho Ray bill for 81 state dog tax.
AND passed substitute providing that
ANY county can vote on tho question Of
tasting dogs on petition OF unc-tifih Of
tn" qualified voters. the tax tn he 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
FOR THROAT AND LUNGn
Stubborn Coughs and Colds
ECkman's
Alternative
solA b. All i-sAdlnx DraxGist.
ONLY GUAR.
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Don't Use Dycs-l1ct Q.Ban,
a Simple. Safe, Sure Prep
aratiOn, Bring Natural
Color.

ful and certain way to restore tho nat
mral color 20 gray or faded, lit"lcse
hair-th" ono method IN perfect cuud
,as," and accepted hy Americas fore
mos, people
o-naq natr col?r Hcs'o,cr v,rl
bring al ynur hair back 20 it, oriei-
nal even shade. and 10 Vii TO rich.
glossy. lus'rous aud soft. For women,
- Ban means hair of real beauty.
For men and women. - Ian moaus tic
lunk nf vitality. health and Youth
simply apply rRau like u shaun
poo. surely. w"t your hair with . BAN
E"storcr. Your hair viii cra,luallv
and "vcnlN return ." it, raturaI mn.
form -had" 3cwarc "f limitations
q lin is All ready to- use i, l.,
guaranteed :" II" g harm!css as rr.
purc AR. 1t D. sold under guarantee
az Satisfaction az money hacl IT
Us TN" only guaranteed preparation for
iho purpose ~ costs "uly 40 for y
larC" >buitlc ai Gran, Drug store e.
l:icimunh Va. AMI an rood drug
stores. ~ Viii" HcsSic ELLIS Drug 10.
Memphis. Tenn
Tr! - Ban Iiair Toun. u-Ban l.iuuiI
Shampoo. o-Ran Toilet SOAR: ais.
U-Ban pcpilatorS judorlcSsD Tor re-
moving .up"rfiu"us hair. Send for
free illustrated book "f lectures. Hair
culture. rhis tolls how - tnEn
proper care 81 your hair writ" to
ia y.- Nav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
WANTS KRENGEL
PUT BACK ON FORCE
pcon,inucd from rirs, Page,

that the nerve was affected as 'c-
suit Of - l"athsomc disease Dr. on
acuhimcr. who was present aud later
testified before the committee en-
phaticaliN denied that he ever made
such - statement I" krcn2cl
Iircn.ci's story covered the period
until last October. when he was in
formed is chief Of Police Werner that
ne would be retired unless he accepted
the worlS nf signal operator or mig t
desk man AZ Police Headquarters lie
accepted tic latter position and worked
II for three nights. lie displayed 80
tic committeeman samples "f the writ
ing hc did ~ that time. with his left
sand Tic said that he became i'll. and
..ah Ia give MP the work He denied
that he had ever said that n" did not
want I" IL" rcappuiutch as an active
member of the pole" force.
Il am satisfied n" said. ";ha; a'n
not wanted ON TIA" force, but can 10
AZ we'll as the majority OF the officers
now on it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Bow ling

Tho Sales icam sccms 10 L." "tno
class i'm tho W"storr Electric T"upiu
League" After having WON the iirs,
b"rors III the first section "f ihoW
season they NO" HAY" :; -""d tCNd
in tho second section. Yesterday "N,u-
rc they won iW" from th" St"rcS team
while tn" ADMINISTRATOR nud prplaus
split cNou. WiuuinG ON" each.
High team $"or. s." iar this ScaSuu
is iaS. rolled 10y tn" sales team. IiiEu
Individual score goes to Hall. with 12u
T"-morr"w uiGht. "n IN" i'al:tc" at
leNs. special attraction viii u" VA
on. when WciShcrG"sS b"ltr'tmcni
Store tcuriu team tackles tn" Nuuu=
Mems Sh"p AGGREGATION in q Three
Gam" series of tcupins
TIL" teams Will liza" MP "a follows:
WeiShorEcrs Nuuuu Mons Snur
NcIliSn ....--.. ....... Andersen
hrcHincr $751;. Richardson
Vaughn ruSI,,
stevens Ilu"'i
pcdSN ,rHr' l..... t'Hri Eutl''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
u. S. NOT TO RECOGNIZE
TINOCO'S GOVERNMENT
Nc"rctar. Lansing Gives his Personal
assurance to Drpnscd PrrSidept
nf Costa Rirn.
rs Associated PRESS

r. Associated Press
WNSliiNHTpN. February la.-,'nS,a
l;ic"'S h"po>2i ire sidcu,. Alfredo Con
Hal"z. wls assured 10y Secretary Ian.
*tn- to-day tina, tho Uuitcd S,.,c-
would not rcc"cniHo the government
81, ~ 10y General T,n"cu. tho former
Wa Minister, who cA"cu,cd n "l,,,'
les coup several weeks AGO ,h:t sent
tn" frcs'i"nr to the American lc..aiion
for refuge.
MI ';"nzalc& had jus; arrived II.
WaShinGt"u. accompanied LIS castro
'3u"4'da. minister to tn. luijcl
states. VIA" happened To h. at homc
when the governments was "vcrthruvn.
~" called at tho state Department in
tell OF MS difficulties and "Np,cts L.
sec fr"sidcu, Wilson latcr Sc,ro.ary
LANSING io'd him the United Stut>>
'lIt not accord recognition D." govern
'h'hi- deriving their power ,urou.h
t"N"it AGAINST constituted authoritt"s
IN" thht General rinocr could not OK
poet :" obtain Il" lure recognition even
10y having himself cloctcr congress
Si"n"l elections have boon called FOR
some ino in Aprrl. after which /, ie
understood an election for ~, .tGcut
VIII he held Wheth"r General rinoco
VIII "c 81 candidate has mo, bc.u am.
unuuced
Minister Qucsada is SIN l3 rhar.e
Of thc legation h.rc. although ;hc
tuiicd states necessarily ,a dealing
With III" Tin"co regime as % d. fact"
government;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

as ris"r"us examination as he required
II the younger men.
why didn't YOU extend tho same.
/ scnicn"y L" krcngcl. VIII" was Injured
III the discharge Of his duty and was
certainly entitled to tha; rnn*idcra.
ton asked Mr. Cmlauf
"Hccausc." replied Dr. Upucnhincr
he was ',"t able 10 perform his duties
In the eases OF some OF the older mon
they arc desk scr.cants ana MOI nui
| on tho street"
IN response I" further Gucstiuninr
i'r. Dppcnhincr stated that If iircn.
gel had retained tho position which
was 2ircn him as night desk man iba,
nc W"uid n"i nave been put through
an examination such ~ would Dis.
uumlify him.
[ krcnGcl questioned the surpcou .s
! 10 statements made "nnccrniir his
, ease. and mentioned tho name of :,
| drug which tho former detective s,;d
! mat doctor suggested thnt Inc take
i'r. opDcnhimcr could not recall the
! incident
WHY gave tho details az tho nccidcn
tai woundins uf Kr2nDoi aud they go.
'ncidcd with those related by III, latter
MLAtE CRrrrCIZEs
MtNOR'S LETTER
~ grca, deal Of stress sal; Al,
liniaui after all witnesses had been
heard. has been laid on what tic
MAJOR said III his letter WHY is there
4 letter here III this time from the
Mayor? This is - dangerous precc-
""n' ~" ask tho Mayor in advance
whether n" will sign an ordinance he
iof" We pass it, II is far-fntchcd for
'i''n I" send u letter in advance TELLING
what he would do. Lot tho Mayor take
me responsibility IL he refuses 4" grant
q request "f the Council. tho rcurc.
S"htatrcs OF tho people"
MI. FULLER again sounded his Opinion:
mat II krcneel Is abi" to work he
should lie restored 10 tho police force
ana mat II ha is not that tn" city
should pension him There is work
that krcngcl could do in tho office Of
INC cry huorncN. will vote now 10
ASK the Administrative Board Ia ere
ntc such position ana give it To him"
MI. i'u'le' said he was opposed I" In
cr"astnr tho police force.
THIS statement led to rcmarkablc
agreement between MI. Fuller and Mr.
Cmiauf. The former said that he would
vote f"r the Paul substitute ordinance
I" ihcrcaS" tn" polio" force. If Mr
force one man after krcnrel had boon
reiusta,cd. Ar. Cmlauf without hosi-
ta''"n agreed TO tho bargain.
RiDIci I.uUs PROMISE.
SAYS tIitIUMtN GlNST
Aihcrman ,;unst thcrrupon expressed
ais aStonishm"nt ~ what lie called "a
ridiculous promise
Councilman Hodru at this juncturr
"fr~eh resolution, directing tho tit,
Attorney to prepare an ordinance 10
pay pension OF 800 monthly To amy
active ~ retired member ut tho Police
Department injured IA The discharge
Of his duty. nv addition To tho pcnsion
paid by the Police Ecnnyolcn. Assuci-
alton. u was lost hy Il vote ~ ; to T.
rs follows.
Ayes English. Guns, l.add and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
CAiOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"0odS0n'S Liver Tone" better
innn caiUmel and cannot
SaliyMIc.

talonci loses you II day. YOU know
What calomci is. It's mercury. quick.
silver. CalOnei is dangerous. II
crashes INTO sour bile like dynamite.
crampinI and sickcning YOU. CalomeI
attacks The bones anJ should never 10
pul INTO Your system.
When YOU feel bilious. sIuEg.-.. con-
stpatcd ana all knocked cut ani be-
heNe you need a dos. OF dangerous
Caloncl just Icme:nbc! that yUur drug
siSt sells FOR 80 cents large butIle OF
Dudsons Liver Zone. which Is entirely
Vegetable and pleasant 10 take ana -
IL perfect substitute for c:ilonel II l.,
guaranteed to start your liver without
stirring YOU w inside. cnd cannot
So livate.
Don't tate ,alomel! II makes YOU
Sick the noSt day. IL loses you a days
work Dodson's Live. Tone straight
ems YOU riGh. up and YOU feel great
Give Il to the children. because 4 Is
perfectly harmless aud does, grippe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Like Foe in the Night
Impurities Creep Into the Blood

~ INC blroh has hcCum" impoverished
10y Impurities creeping in If the cir
'LIHtioh - poor aud inadcQ,iai". ihr
Iir@i elects arc u general run down
"Hd good for-nnthing feeling that
renders YOU unnt FOR The performances
Of your ordinary tasks.
THIS condition rohs YOU nf Your use
iuIh"SS. Iiut worse than that II ron
d"r* The system unable Ia resist dis
case. and almost any serious sickness
may prove fatal Take n" chances;
keep the blood absolutely free front
all impurities, :. :. :. is one blood
remedy. guaranteed purely vegetable
u mas hccn on the market FOR more
than hftN years. and it's use will make
the blood pure ana rich :. $ : is
sold by druggists everywhere Writ"
for booklets and free medical advice
IN Swif' specific TO. ~ Swift L.abora-
tory, Atlanta, ia. Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
uprE>HI,IER TI.NTiN DENIES
KUENt;E.I.'S STATEMENT

l'r ppucnhimer was next called upon.
aud ~" prciaccd his remarks with an
emphatic denial that he had ever ac-
ous"d kreuEci cf suffering from the
affection which the latter mentioned.
1T j. absolutely untrue. he said The
surgeon expressed deep sympathy for
tho disabled man ana said that he had
c%tcndcd every possible Kindness and
COURTESY 10 him.
Or oppcrhimcr was closely question
ed by NJ. Cmlauf as 10 the phySical
examination "f poli,cmcn The formcr
explained that in tho cases Of the old
men in the department.. some Of whom
have served the city for forty years
and arc now more than seventy ycars
Of age. he did not put them through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
AN EASEMENTS
HN WIS >\D MrINJI ri: StOUl:
MT N IVY HUNi. TnN\ t:IUI.

IT'S easy enough 1" understand tn"
2r"Ht p"rE!ariiy of John HYams au,l
I.'ila Mcintyre. af;c~ having seen tncir
JOINT ana siurl" performance at the
Nc"d"mN ~ Music last niGhi. Although
~" team "f iiNams ana Mcintyre has
been " m"tod combination for some
Years ibr Nv" had never appeared in
Echin"n" certainty not as ~ team
untii last ni@ht. hat already they ur.
tremendously pup.'ar with us MAJ
lh"A ""n thHt uu0Ulariil nn sheer
merit because ah"u, half IN, nous"
Mas II eld back uutil after tn. FIRST act
'laSt nights bappor"Hl :" 10 ono ur
IN" ran" So" curIainSt. and thu other
half cam" straight from Missouri
Tho, ave entitled 8" All tho success
They achieved. too FOR cicycr"r must.
""l-c"mcd, performers arc no, often
comedian. VIA" car sing VOL enough t.
tn!h his Songs pleasantly aud daucc
@ihr"iullt enough t" du - brilliant
hnrl"suu" "r himself Further. hi.
""w"'iv is histiuctjvc and So Skiilfuilv
nnudl"d as TO ."cm what No lii," to- "a II
natural" Miss Mcintyre has an uu-
o"nn"nlN prau% voice. both il spcaN-
iu. nui sin"in.: shn i decidedly easy
ON ih" 'Ncs.' being uUi'c ~ pretty as
h"r vuioo. aud what D.. far NOR" i'm.
r".tJu, she has = vorN dolich;ful PER-
s"unlty :" far. tnry arc huth pop
t"rmors. i;ut hcr"ui AMI ia addition
aud ai tho has" "f their success is the
tac' int they az" beth actors. Whcrc-
fore. their m"ri as uuSical-c"mcdy
performers is about doubled.
J, harrcn* that their hrs; appcar-
'ur' her" is in - piece called My
ii"u' Town Girl" which, do. sn'i par
ijcu'arly matter 1t Is :: slight affair.
tnroad"d win " ~ligh, score. which :
ay times rrarkly borrowed l;u, i, pro-
Vidcs "ppurtu"iil for Nj liyains 10 l."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
" E!RNI!n SAYS I<UENt.I:I.
ASKED ru III. NI:riHEI

,.,,,,, c ,ho ,i, ,
,.
'""' - a. "''" '"'
"SNc" Tor ms own ietir"Incni' SAVING
mat n" Mas unahl" :" perform 'h'
iuti.s 4 asked him. declared the
.hiof .wnat was Tho ,roui,ic and he
,crIjod nm, u, ,, iI ,n an,
''''' - "'"'' '"' ''.'' NV VIZ"
ne Wa ''''hS "''''I' 'l' S"lh ~" 10
:" ahead and retire him Then
charges uf ply sical disability "rrc pre-
fcrrcd AGAINST him aud u>.I :, d,,e
- 49,; ,io,,. N,
80 "'H '''''"''f '''"'''" ~
TN" P"'ltc regulations continuing, IN"
said Is IcnSHl did not .,pncar al The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
AT TER COLLEGE HURLERs
JOllIFF AND GARNETT
SOUGHT By LOCAL CLUB
Enrh VIII sign with itirhmond u ihry
Enter "Prn' BHil--Thrrr New r.a>-
cr> Return Contracts.


- W" p't' N''N ~ ''"n> "a tn ia Ni''h
mrinis irl",'"ilcEi1ir Ndhi"n' \SS"-
.iatinh may h' mcmhcrS "t IN" klch-
"ohu lh'HFh'N"RA I'"E"' 'ld" thiS
!'M,
r. ny arc i1l ."r M".h i",,,n ~
.'Ith'n2nn ,HIl'Sr. any, rnhh NJ Gar
nei, o,i q, ',ia ,l Imn MNrE ,S,"'i"S,
;I"H,n is WI Nn"Nn IN 'ne I".SSa 'ln-
,nTtlr MGr'd; haNlns played ~ Ill" john
ala'ShIi ltth S'h""' h"i"lr 'hi'i m
INC Ncsthh.upt"n institution ""
sane rrouip,mGc iGe'S ,aS, syars%', ~
tWlrler. an" n!u'h - SNp'tInH "i h'n'
n mr,,s 'ng ,Sl"i ~, Snr'"S W. !,
; am" nlHy'9 an HHnf Sim r%m~ Mr'
:"nStst'h' stm'. '"ii'n. hlthnnGh nay
,nS hcrn t'ud'r"I "a contract Toy IN"
iT'hn"nu nhnAESn"nt mas not s'Snr1.
n,n.". ~" ~ '"Il'' ~ slH''''
~ ~ nnu.l STOOD. th"' nc WI S'Sli q
i.ta! t"hn''' Pre- ''''i,' 10 any
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Vol know To i94I'9werS or 'ollSa" and
amateur h"srha., mere" '' mas n""n
'u' ma nSl'N, ~, 'n' ''nl"liS IN h"S' o." :
unills "' "s, int'' Seasons; ana -
crhdvNas" Iu '' 'ht"' na''tl1IN '" =
,na,mIl"n ,inS Wv 80, ~, ~
,houSht !" h' "n' of ih", h"St twitiorS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Chief Bender Held
for Auto Accident

rlilI.tBELrilt trhruur, -
Charles \. ca icG Render. the tn
dinr hn>chnii Pitchr,. WHO nrci-
drntniIt killed - man with his nut,-
mobile here Saturday night. was to-
day held without bali lay ~ police
mnE istratc {" await action hN the
coroner.
tounsri for Hrnhcr secured u writ
az hnhcn~ corpus in Common I'irn>
court mud he was released on bnIt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Chicago Cubs Leave
for Training Camp
N, As>otiatcI Irca>

CHG tGD. Frbrunr! ID.-rwcnt,-
four m~mb~rs at tho Chicago Nm
tioWnis reported here t0-tlny To
Manager MITCHELL. Thc PLAYER.
will get nwr! ON tho trimming trim
tn Fns"dcpn. tni.. tO-mOrr0v. prrSI-
dent WccghInan expects TIM, every
m"mhrr of the club viii hn,r
signed before Tomorrow. Pitcher
Wang I'm. regarded M u hoId-uut, ad-
NisrJ ihnt he would IiOprd tho Spc.
rinl train ut I<nnsnS CITY.