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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09

Santa Fe Woman's Club
A club meeting OF unusual interest
was held at the residence of Miss
Flora Conrad, Bucna Vista Heights
Tuesday afternoon. The Art and
literature Department of which Mrs
W. J. Barker is chairman had charge
OF the program. A splendid and in
teresting paper entitled "The Myth
Origin and Interpretation, was pre-
pare" and read by Mrs. J. w. o.
t'rne Thu vocal selections !y Ms.
HenrC. accompanied by Mrs. Reid,
MIR George w Moody OF DURANGO,
Colo. a%roomrained by Miss B.c'incr.
and Prof. Ringer, accompanied by
his sister Mrs, Thrope of Kansas
were greatly enjoyed. The meeting
was largely attended and several dis
tinguiShod visitors were present. Tea
was served in the attractive dining
room, Mrs. Austin Brady and Mrs.
R. NJ, Henderson poured. Assist
ing were Mrs. N. B. Laughlin, Mrs.
E. Dana Johnson, Mrs. Park
hu' st, Mrs Frances Wilson, NJ
Frank Staplin, Mrs. Ira Grimsnaw
and Miss Flora Conrad.
Mrs. II. d. Sears was the charm
ing hostess at a card party given
at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Happy moments were spent by the
guests playing the ever fascinating
game Of bridge. Dainty refresh
we're served at five o'clock.
Luna County Members Honored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams delightful
ly entertained at dinner Saturday
night at their home on Don Gas
par. the Luna county members of
the legislature who are Senator Fl.
L. Kerr. representative Thomas G..
Upton and Mrs. Upton.
At Home.
Mrs. William Edmund Baker,
Mrs. Richmond P. Barnes and Mrs.
Charles Haynes were at home to
their frieds Monday afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. Baker on
Bower Street. Mrs. Washington F.
Lindsey was in the receiving line.
Those assisting in the dining room
were, Mrs. Daniel K. Sadler, Miss
Helen Lindsey, Miss Hughes and
Miss McGaugh. Mrs. Alvan N.
NfhilV anu MIS- marry Ltc dlton
poured. The rooms were attractive
w decorated with cut flowers. and
happy moments were spent by friends
chatting over a cup of tea. The
musical numbers given by Mrs. Hem
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Reid. Mrs.
William Faith and Miss Elizabeth
Garrett added a great deal of en-
ioyment to the afternoon.
Birthday Party.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by a jolly party of friends who
surprised Mr.. Jenkins on his birth.
day at his home the latter part of
asst week. Mrs. jenkins c%leverly
the affair unknown to her
half, who like many of us
life's journey are too ~preoccupied
o remember birthdays as the years
oil by.
A handsome smoking jacket was
presented by Mr.. Conway.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
OFFICIAL

This is the line up of the state
officials as it exists in New Mexico
w. E. Lindsey. Governor
Antonio Lrcero.. Secretary of State
Harry L. Patton. Attorney General
G. G. Sargent. Auditor
A. G. Whittier. 49, Travelling Auditor
Fl. L. Hall. Treasurer
r. P. Ervien.. 80. Com. Public Lands
'. H. Wagner. .Supt. Pub. Instruction
Hugh H. Williams. ...(Chairman)
CORPORATION Commission
Bonifacio Montoya.. Corporation
Com.
M. S. Groves. Corporation Com
mission
Richar H. Hanna. Chief Jus. Sup:
Court
Clarence ]. Roberts. Justice Sup.
Court
Frank w. Parker. Justice Sup'Court
]. D. Sena......C Clerk Supreme Court
FEDERAL
Albert B. Fa'l..........U. S. Senator
Thomas B. Catron......U. S. Senator
r. c. Hernandez. Member Congress
Colin Neblett. Federal Judge
Harry Lee. Clerk Federal Court
Summers Burkhart. u. S. Attorney
A. H. Hudspeth. ....U. S. Marshal
Lucius w. Dills. ...S Surveyor General
Lewis T. Carpenter. Inter Rev. COL
1ector
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
MRS. ANITA CHAPMAN
STATE LAW LIBRARIAN

The supreme court on Tuesday &C
cepted the resignation of Mrs. Lola
c. Armijo as librarian of the state
law library, a position which she
has held for many years. Anita
Chapman, secretary of the Woman's
Board of Trade of Santa Fe, who
has beer a clerk in the office Of
Superintendent of Insurance and
from time to time assisted Mrs. Ar
milo in the library was appointed
to succeed her.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
Bank Control Changes

The Estancia Savings Bank has
again changed management. Mr.. A
+. Green bought the stock owned
BY Willie Elgin and will now act
as president. Mr. E'gin purchased the
same stock from Mr.. Green a few
years ago. !. T. Kelly is now cash
Ter. with F. w. Robertson, assistant.
willard Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
New Whol..aI. Building

The Chas. Ilfeld Wholesale Com
panv have broken ground for a large
warehouse on the north side Of the
Santa Fe track. The building will
be Is by $50 feet of brick and
stone. and will give this company
ample room to handle their immen-
Sc business-Magdalena News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

The gift from the guests came q
a complete surprise to both Mr.. an
Mrs: Jenkins rewarding Mrs. Con
ways thoughtfullness by the grea
pleasures expressed by them boti
After several games of 500, prize
for high score were won by Mr..
bennington and MI. Conway, an,
those holding low scores were Mr..
Conway and Mr. bennington. TIL
prizes were ludicrous and afforde,
no end of amusement. An elaborat,
lucheon was served by the host.
ess. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs
John v. Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Beacham. Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kirkpat
rick. Mr.. and Mrs. bennington ant
Miss Alta Sanford.
Saturday Card Club
The members of the Saturday
card cub and Several guests were
entertained by Mrs. A. B. Renehar
at luncheon Saturday afternoon al
I1'W clock and then at bridge. The
dining room and library we're arts
tically decorated in pink color
e"heme. The guests invited were
Mrs. Austin Brady, Mrs. R. l.. Orms-
bee, Mrs. Martin of Socorro, Mrs
Charles Catron. Mrs. Fletcher Cat
ron. Mrs. Thomas Doran. Mrs. H
q. Bursum of Socorro. Mrs. J. c
Kircher. Mrs. 7. F. Reinburg. Mrs.
J. A. French. Ms. R. NJ Herder-
son. Mrs. F. P. Davies. Mrs. w. G.
Sargent. Mrs. Miguel Otero, Mrs.
Reed Holloman, and Mrs. c. M.
Wells.
Farewell Dance.
A DELIGHTFUL evening was spent BY
about thirty guests at a farewell
dance given the latter part of last
week r., Mrs. r. A. Fiste and Mrs.
7. T. Yarnell at the residence Of
Mrs. Fiske on Don Gaspar for As
siStart State Engineer ]. w. Johnson
and Mrs. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson will reside in Denver, Colo.
Official Visit.
Al'ie 7 Konen Grand Matron and
Mr.. J. w. Turner Grand Patron of
Silver CITY made their official visit
10 Randsford Chapter at Las Vegas
Saturday night.
Cub.
The Fifteen CIrb will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. l.. Bradford
Prince, Mrs. I. Fl. Rapp to preside.
A party of the friends of Miss
Smith gave here a verv
pleasant surprise last Monday ninht.
he occasion being her birthday
w7s on Sunday. the day be
There were sixteen in the
partv which took possession OF the
oome Of Miss Smith and her
Mrs. Pawson for the oc-
aston and a iollv evening was spent
w all in dancing and games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont c. Turner
of Denver, Colo. who have been
n southern California the last three
months. spent a few hours in the
';tv the quests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stapiin, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
.xrccted 10 remain in Santa Fe sew.
raj DAYS, but owing to a telegram
.cceived iust before leaving Albu-
ucrque :tat Mrs. Turner's mother
seriouslv i'll at her old home
Chicago, they left early Monday
morning or The east.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
TWO HUNDRED s GIVEN AWAY

I will pay in advance Two Hundred
Dollars on hotel here as A Present
to purchaser.
Fifteen well furnished rooms, five
lots, easy terms. We must have it
running.
Write c. A. THARP,
Montoya, N. M.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09

Joe 7. Brazil loaded two thousand
head of sheep for shipment to Calf
ornia where he will keep them on his
ranch.-Willard Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09

VIZ pr - r C.t-- C.. 1880
In santa re the first Of the week.
80
r. hafnbcrt ana wife or Cabe-
week
e.,,,r,,
d, a'nopIe''Iiu OF Las vegas
TINS week
%oe,unu,no Nohero speaker or INC
MS week
r.
rrank ~ il1n0e,I o. nlouqueianc
a"a4''s ~ ,oH.S'''Ne "S'o''
). ICONS on A'hhql,crque was
ua's"t'uk pus.H''' ~ '"o '"S INC
~" "'
Cos ,'asdorf, prominent mer-
o'2n: Of Taos. Is transacting bust
NJ" in the ,
ineton, d. G. are visiting the family
- - AAitR WIN
Mrs. Edward Otero Of Los Lunas
is the guest Of her sister Miss Man
Dr. David r. Boyd. president Of
the New Mexico University, was
visiting the legislature this week
Cicofes Romero. Of Estancia, was
looking after business at the capitol
the first of the week.
Enrkhart, OF Albuquerque, is attend
city.
Modesto c. Ortiz, Of Albuquerque,
member of the last state legislature
was visiting the present session the
first of the week.
F. Hannum Agent OF the Con
t%incntal Oil Go, 'ocated at Albuqucr-
Capital the first Of the week.
T. 7. ShnIer. n. l.. Buckley and =
Spore, all OF Ration. were in the
CITY this week and while here were
regular attendants at the legislature,
Ms. Florence Bartlett, ono OF the
p%oou'af teachers IN the city HIGH
School returned Sunday. from a
buquerque :
uo.uo. q Doswou ,
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vas t"HkfuI a,,e' 80 ',"'f w. {
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
o. Fair New Mexico


adopted by Legislature as Stat
Song OF New Aexico.)
Under a sky of azure, where balm,
breezes blow;
Kissed by the golden sunshine, il
Nuevo Meiico.
Home of the Montezuma, with fiery
heart aglow,
State of the deeds historic, is Nue..
vo MEXICO.
CHORUS:
O, fair New Mexico, we love, We
love you so,
Our hearts with pride DER flow, nc
matter where we 60,
%, fair new Mexico, we love, we
love you so,
The grandest state to know, New
Mexico,
Rugged and high s~ierras, with deep
canons be'ow;
Dotted with fertile valleys, in Nue.
vo Mejico,
Fields full of sweet alfalfa, richest
perfumes bestow,
State Of apple blossoms, in Nuevo
MEXICO.
Days that are full Of heart-dreams
nights when the hangs low /;
Beaming its benediction, DER Nue.
vo Mejico.
Land with its bright manana, COM
ing through veal and woe,
State Of our Esperanza, is Nuevo
Me'ico.
1t eisiative Festivities End.
The last week of the legislature
vas d gay one, regardless of it
being Lent. Society will in all pro-
liabilities go into retreat and sa-
%crifice al pleasure for the balance
of the Lenten season, which undoubt-
eddy would be a very wise thing
for all of us to do after the siren
life Of the past few months.
Dinners, lunchcons. receptions, card
concerts, recitals, shows,
club and church affairs and what
has kept the social whirl going
a pretty Lively pace. W. are sorry
10 have Legislators leave our little
the visiting ladies with their
personality will linger with
Is like a peasant dream, and the
law making gentlemen will
not be forgotten. Those who will
with us we gladly welcome
md II new state is to be con-
graduated and feel justly proud
IL having Mrs. Washington F, Lind
.ey, First Lady Of New Mexico"
the executive mansion the
next two years. Mrs. lindsey is
'ery prominent in club, and deeply
Interested in church work and has
llready endcared herself to the peo-
lie of New Mexico, Miss Helen
lindsey is also a favorite in the
apital city,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09

Copies of the New Road Law
in pamnhlet form, complete and of
fetal, single copy 10c per dozen. Doc,
postage paid .
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
DR.. KING
EYEsIGHT SPECIALIST
MRS. NORA E. SUMMERS
NOTARY PUBLIC

Office Capital City Bank Bldg.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Mrs. w. G. Turley is home from
an extended visit on the coast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14

don Leake, Miss Gabrielle Page, Mrs.
John A. Coke. Jr., Mrs, Aubrey
Young, Mrs. S, r. Waddill. Miss
Hazen, Mrs. II. c. Lynn. Miss Martha
Rlask. Mrs, John Teefey, Mrs. W. VI.
Glllett, Mira. Mann S. Valentine. Miss
Nellie Bargarnin. Mrs. r. A. Smyth,
Mrs. Is. NJ. McCue. Miss Mary Thomas.
Mrs, J. S. Harwood. Mrs. a. l. Straus,
Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. r. II. Elicit.
Mrs. 5. H. Remiss. Mrs. 4. S. Cary,
Mrs. II. A. McCurdy. Mrs. A. Green
wald, Mrs. a. L. Henna. Mrs. Frank
d. Epps. Mrs. H. W. Rountree. Mrs.
". p. Harton. Mrs. ]. w. Rothcrt,
Miss Lucy Powell. Rev. G. H~annigan.
Mrs. Tucker Harrison, Mrs. Flora
Van Ripper. Mrs. Robert Pegranl. Mrs.
+. ". Danner, Mrs. w. w. Baur, Mrs.
\. Il. Saunders, Mrs. l.. A. Dunkiee.
4Afs@N -A@Ta4iaferro.@A Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. g. T. w Kern, Mrs. G. a. Rob-
ertson. Mrs. James Branch Cabell.
Mrs. W. NJ, Habliston, Mrs, Il. NJ,
Shepherd. Mrs. J. Z. Cox. Mrs. l. J.
Goodwin. Mrs. w. A. Sullivan, Mrs, J.
II. Latham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
PETERSBURG BALL TEAM
BACK ON HOME GROUNDS

Petersburg, Va. May I3.-After three
straight defeats at the hands Of the
Shipbutdefs, Manager Ham Reynolds
and his proteEes returned from New
port News last night to do battle dur
ing first three days OF this weeK
with Jimmy Fox n his Truckertown
piapefa~
Petersburg fans are hoping that last
week Will prove the most disastrous
Of the season for the Coolers. Their
record for the week was two tie games,
win and three Losses. Taking into
consideration the fact that the weather
has been such that but one OF the local
pitchers is in shape for duty. Manager
Reynolds crippled and out of three
games, with two of the strongest teams
In the league as opponents for the
week. local officials are not greatly
displeased. but look for better things
this week.
With favorable weather Reynolds
expects the largest attendance and the
hest results Of the season at Mckenzie
street Monday. Tuesday and wednes-
dsv. Secretary Kidd has been advised
by President Bradley that neither I'm
pires Moran nor Colgate will be re-
turned here this season. which means,
Of course. that one or both Of them
will be dropped from the staff OF the
league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
SPEAKER DROPS Rack
TO SECOND POSITION

Chicago. May f3.-George Slsler. OF
St. Louis. has crowded iris Speaker.
of Cleveland. out OF the lead for bat
ting honors in the American league.
unofficial averages released today
show.
The St. Louis first baseman is lead
ing with an average of .392. Speak
err has fallen INTO fourth place. Cobb
IS tenth with 800. The averages in
clude games of last Wednesday.
Hooper, of Boston, is leading in
truns scored with nineteen n Chap
man. of Cleveland, in sacrifice hits
with twelve. HoblitZel, of Boston.
and Ty Cobb, of Detroit, are tied for
stolen base honors with six each ST.
Louis leads in team batting with .2S5.
A dozen players are fighting 1t out
for home run hitting with one apiece,
Ruth, OF Boston, is the leading pitch
err.
Jack Smith, Of ST. Louis. Is setting
a merry pace for Roush. of Cinctn-
natl. TO maintain his position as the
Heading batter in the Nation1I league.
Smith leads with an average OF .524.
although he has made only twenty
one trips to the plate in twelve games,
as compared with forty-two times for
Roush. who is hitting at a .429 clip.
kauf. OF New York. is now eighth
IN the list rs compared WITH HiteellH
a week ago.
Sacrifice hitting hcnors are held by
/ whitted. OF Philadelphia, who has
nine to his credit. Zeider. OF Chicago.
leads in stolen bases with eight. and
Ckavath. Of Philadelphia, in home
runs with four. Groh. of Cincinnati,
leads in runs scored with seventeen.
New York is topping the list in club
battin~ with an average of .h6.
| Ames. of S.. Louis. IS the leading
pitcher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
COBB TELLS WHY THEY
ARE NOT ALL HITTING

THE trouble with most batters Is
that they don't study pitchers to find
Weaknesses"
That's what Ty Cobb says. and We
don't know of anyone more capable
Of pointing out the weaknesses of
batters than Tyrus,
Here's tho secret OF Tvs success:
II have always tried to keep a men
tai notebook of each pitchers meth
DDS. and, especially. TO recoilect his
weaknesses. The plan certainly
helped mo and would help any bats
man. Pitchers. let me tell you, have
much better memories than the av-
erage batters. Every effective pitch
er has a regular cardrcabinet in his
head, indexfng exactly what every.
batter can or cannot hit, and. thai
gives the pitchers a vast advantage
over the forgetful batsmen. Why not
reverse the system on them?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
VIRGINIA NEDICOS DEFEAT
CREWE IN LIVELY BALL GAM.

Crewe, Va, MAY 13.-Crewe yes
terday was defeated by the Medical
college of Virginia baseball team in
a hard hitting contest. by a score
of II to g. Crewe started with q
rush, scoring seven rurls in the first
two innings off of the s. wbones twirl-
Ter, Bruni, he being relieved in the
third by Morrissette. who held the
locals to one run and three hits dur
ing the seven innings he twirled. while
his teammates battered their way to
victory in the eighth n ninth in
showing over -four runs and six
In these two frames. Hoyle caught
"a splendid game for the doctors, while
Berrv's work in center field was Of
high order for the locals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
Bell Day Next
Friday For Benefit
Home for Incurables

Voluntary contributions support the
Home for I~ncurables entirely as ii is
an u~nendoWed institution. SIN order
to maintain the patients in comfort n
large sum Of money is necessary. on
Friday, May is. Bell day Will be OBJ
served, the proceeds Of the little bells
sold throughout the city, TO go toward
the support Of the home. As the home
is non-sectarian, all citizens should
he-interested in it's good wurts"fhe
following prominent people conduct
its business affairs:
Board of Managers-Mrs. Il. N. An
derson, Mrs. S. II. Berriss, Miss Nellie
Bargamin, Miss Annie Ball. Mrs.
John A Coke, Jr.. Mrs, Alfred s.
Cary. Mrs, Sam Dunston. Mrs. T. H.
Elicit. Mrs. Frank Epps. Miss May
Foster, Mrs. a. GreenWald. Mrs. John
s Harwood. Mrs. Tucker Harrison.
Mrs. A. l.. Henna. Mrs. W. II. Hablis-
ton, Mrs. John Latham. Mrs. W. j.
Johnson. Mrs. J. j. Leake. Mrs. II.
G. Lynn, Mrs. II. \. McCurdy. Mrs.
John Murphy, Miss Gabrielle Page,
Mrs. L. d, Price. Mrs. j. w. Rothert,
Mrs. II. W. Rountree, Mrs. T. A.
Smyth, Mrs. A. J. Straus. Mrs. John
Tcefey, MIS-. J. 7. Trevillian. Miss Mary
Thomas, Mrs. s. r. Waddill, Mrs. T..
a. Young,
Tho following are the officers Of
this noble institution Mrs. John Muir
ply, president, Mrs. Aubrey Young,
Nice-prcsident: Mrs. Jordon Lcake. re-
cOrding secretary: Mrs. John Teefey,
assistant recording secretary: Mrs. Al
fred Cary. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. r. VI. Anderson, assistant CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Frank Epps,
treasurer; Miss Minor. superintendent.
CIaIrmen of Conmittees-Mi-s Ca
hTlEIta Page. DTn TEN executive COM
mIttee: Mrs. K. Il. Pesram. nppiica-
ton committee. Mrs. y. l. Straus,
house committee. Mrs, \. GreeaWald.
grounds committee: Airs. Edward
Price, burial committee. Mrs. J. w.
Rothert. memorial rooms committee,
IL Charge OF stations.
Those in charge Of stations on Fri
day-Nrs William Hodges Mann,
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrouga. Mrs. Jor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
Theaters
"NASTTY FAIR, COMES
TO THE LYRIC TODAy

Spectacular musical comedy will be
the attraction at the Lyric theater in
stead OF the customary vaudeville
show for a brief season of three DAYS.
commencing with the matinee perform
ancc today. Manager Rex is ringing
to Richmond the Boyle Voolfolk pro-
duction of Vanity Fair OF 1917"
Vanity Fair will be presented with
a cast Of TWENTY-FIVE clever artists.
There Is a large beauty chorus and
ten speciality performers Will supply "a
series OF sprightly special numbers.
The big scenic spectacle is presented
in seven acts. each stage setting be-
ing a complete scenic work. woolfoIk
has expended on Vanity Fair" more
than is usually required for the pre-
sentation OF two musical comedy pro-
ductions of the first class. The attrac-
tton promises to be the most notable
OF the current season.
Featured in the scenic ,investiture
Of the musical comedy is the seventh
snd last stage setting. II represents p
Moorish villa and is said TO be a model
OF tho scenic artists skill. The &C
tion OF the musical comedy is frequent
ly Interrupted By the Interpolation OF
songs, dances and ballets
The schedule of performances during
the VANITY Fair" engagement will he
the am ms in the vaudeville sea-
son-one performance In the afternoon
and two In the evening. The scale
Of prices viii also remain the same.
The usual motion picture exhibits will
accompany the Vanity Fair" perform
ances.
The schedule Of performances during
the Vanity Fair gaeemen will be
the same as IN the vaudeville season
one performance in the afternoon and
two In the evening. The scala OF prices
will also remain the same The usual
motion picture exhibits will accompany
the Vanity Fair" performances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
CHALLENGER TO MEET CHANT
POCKET BILLIARD PLAYER

New York. May 1s.-Frank Taber-
sky. Of Schenectady. champion pocket
billiard player and Lawrence Stoutep-
hurgh will meet In a championship
billiard match at Buffalo on May 81,
% and 20. a guarantee of s4h0 to be
divided s. and IS per cent between
the winner and loser, respectively. in
duced the champion to agree to meet
the challenger In the latter's home
city. The match will be for $50
points for the trophy, ernblematic OF
the championship and $50 a side,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14

DETROIT WINS PITCHERS
BATTLE IN TWELFTH

Detroit. Mich. Nav 13y-Ehmke
won a great pitchers battle from
Shore today. . TO !. IN twelve IN
7ings The Detrotter allowed only
FIVE hits. the last OF which came in
the sixth Boston scored In the sec
ond on Walkers triple and Gardeners
single. Detroit tied in tho eighth o.
hits by Heilnan and Witt, and Burns
sacrifice. Bush opened the twelfth
with q single. took second on Young's
sacrifice ard scored on Cobb's long
double.
The ~rs~n-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
EMPLOYED Roys,
JAPS WALK AWAY WITH
ORIENTAL IL NPIC HONORs

Toxic. May t3.-Japan won the ORR
entail Olympic games staged here yes
terday. The athletes Of the Land OF
the Rising Sun scored 126 points. the
Philippines so and the Chinese as.
The Japs showed marked superiority
IN the long distance swimming events
and. carried away the honors in the
baseball contest. They also took both
OF the tennis matches. Kumage win
ming the singles and Kumago and
Mikami the doubles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14
PETE HERMAN is FAVORITT
OVER JOHNNY COULON

Chicago. May 13.-Pete Herman Is
a Dig favorite over Johnny Coulon.
former bantam king. in the betting
on tomorrow nights combat at Racine.
Wis. Indications are that the largest
crowd that ever saw q battle in Racine
viii he on hand