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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-16
BELMONT RESULTS

toni P!rs sv,n 'SrIGnss;GryGon Il: tsHs.
Finley. - Hunt. 80 J: rs TO |. and :
:. to 3. to o.. third. Time. i:u0. Com :
cora, Cmatillu. Frasanurd. wctona. Sunny
nm King iof the scatlets George washing
ton also
Second-siX Observation-Disclosures. lo5 fBua-
nj tkcochi. 20 i. TO !. to &. second:
Woodtrap III tButwelD. to l. 6 to !. J to
Z. thi.d. Time. l:li 10. kewessa. Sum
cision and GundroaCk also
Third-ncilc--Fizcr. IL: tBu1tonl. to 8.
= to ;. ana out. nrs,: Viewpoint. Iot dyke .
> to !. to ). and out. second: Piraeus. IL:
RYAN, To to ). out third. Time,
l:tl I'D. Scaw4ve also ran.
fourIh-iniie anu sixtrcnth-Precise. los
Ed Rochs,' III iBu,weiD. to 8. TO T. out.
second: Old Broom. lis iTroxler). to ].
&. to 5. out. third. Time. l:4s 3-5. Semi
mole cling and Cherry Ripe also ran.
Fiftn- mie-Doub!c Eagle. lis tRowanJ.
to ;. - {: out, first; sam McMeekin.
and 8 10 /. third. Time. III. socony..
Meadowworth. John Douglas also ram
Sxth--fOur and orc -half furlonss-Play
Toy. ia Garner, TO |. TO /. to ..
hrst: Tea Party. llt tBux,on,, to l. s
to ). to second. Memories IL. lI4
kcoghp. to I, TO ]. out. third. Time.
8, seconds. Gambia F'lapper. Dormareiia,
Lady LonEfelow. Br!sh, Angel ana Great
HclrcRs ran.
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Grcen-N alton.
Especial to The Times |

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
APPOMATTON, VA. June IJ.-The
marriage of Miss May Walton to Wav-
crly Sydnor Green. of Crewc. Va. took
place on Thursday afternoon at Liberty
Baptist Church. Rev. G. W. McElroy
officiating. Miss Walton is the only
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. r. 4. Walton.
She is graduate of Hollins with
honors. Mr.. Green is a graduate OF
Richmond College.
The bride was attended by Miss vir-
ginia Brown, of Alabama The brides
maids were: Misses Helen Green. OF
Grove; Ethel Purdum. OF Providence
Forge. Va: Louise ellis and Willie
Stanley. OF AppomattoX. Mr.. Green
was attended by w. a. Walton. broth
or OF the bride, us best man. and
Messrs. r. l., BurrusS. of Lahore.
Robert r. Walton. Of Roanoke: Pro-
fcssor w. y. Durham, OF " NJ. l.. and
bernard Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Green will make their
home in Burkcville, where Mr.. Green
is principal of the Burkevilie Agricul-
tural School.
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PRESIDENT THANKS SCOUTS
WHO WILL HELP FARMERS
Wilson Tenders Congratulations &c
Boys whO " I'll Save Potatoes
on EaMiSrn Shore.

President Wilson, in a letter 10 John
Stewart Bryan. president of the Rich
mon Council Boy Scouts OF America,
expressed his conSratulation TO the
Scouts who will give up their sum-
mer vacations to work on farms. The
President stated that he was heart
encd and gratifed" at the report that
the boys OF Richmond and Virginia
arc going to the Eastern Shore to help
sarc the potato crop there.
Richmond Scouts will leave here on
Thursday morning at o'clock for Nor
folk. where they Will join til. con-
tinSent from that city. They will leave
Norfolk 1T o'clock by steamer for
the Eastern shore. 1t is expected that
LOO boys will aid in saving the crops
OF that section. Those who volunteer
.or the work will earn. on an average.
more than boys who remain at home
for the Summer job. IN addition TO the
novelty and recrcationai features.
Scout masters will see that the boys are
wcil taken care Of, and as they Will
not "ori; In the heat Of the day, il Is
expected that they will thoroughly en-
JOY their experience.
The plan has the sanction Of Gov
crnor stuart, whose letter to Scout
Executive Charles L. Weaves. of Rich
mcnd. is "a" follows:
y have duly considered and most
heartily indorsc and approve tho rlan
outlined by you. to take to the Eastern
shore and other sections OF Vireinia
large camps of boys to assist the farm
crs In the harvest Of theii crops. This
need ~ urgent: the work is Of Il kind
that boy can do. and the supervision
and attention. which ! understand will
he given by Eoy Scout leaders. will be
the best. The whole of the work will
Of course, be under the general su-
rrrvis!on OF the State Council of De-
tense.
Realizing the great value Of this
work 10 the State and TO the country,
coupled with the assurance given to
ne that the boys will be placed In IA fe
hands, feel justified in commenting
II TO the most Favorable" con3idera-
ton OF both parents and boys through
out the state"
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Totals :. 30 . q Is Totals ...32 3 a I
Ran for Harris In ninth.
1Ilhttcl for CoVcleskie In ninth.
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Mildred Dixon ct vir to F.. Sitter
ding ct ais. trustees, a53-tXl6o feet
feet south Of Richard street. June o.
Nellie Bosquct Weir to {. B. Trant
ct ais. trustees. 3lx6s feet, known as
G. 1917. s53I.
u. j. Bcat,ie ct ux. to Howard SUIT
shaw Avenue. June u. 1917. s2.l2o.
p. j. Beattie ct Yx. to Howard SUIT
% MAIN Street feet ' vest nS Of Creme
shaw Avenue. June T.. l9l7; s2,i@o
ps r psxis s. Ss. rx fec, L eas9 line
Of ' North Aveiue, 80 5l9 e feet eSS, sou ae
OF Bacon Road. June IA. 1917. ss05.40
Samuel Jennings ct W.. to J. 4. Car
S 'Sqstse lsx feat ay as sa S2
Basby. Inc. trustee. % -2xiiO feet.
kn9%%n as a4is East Clay Street, June
Charles Millhiser to Richmond Trust
and Savings Company. trustee. 81 %
by loo Ia feet, known as l-3-5-T-9-
500
l.. H. Miller ct ux. to c. Z. Loehr.
trustee. portions of lots 113 and III, in
plan of Towards Grove. June -. 1917.
Sallie Bailey Fraser TO Richmond
Bank and Trust Company. trustee. lJ4
ster and Goddin Streets: also 81 1-2
BY 12S feet east line Of Brook Avenue,
81 l-2 feet south of Webster Street:
also 34S l-2 acres in Byrd MasiSterial
District. Goochland County. April IS,
1917, $500.
Il. T. Hill 81 ux. to Pollard G. Bagby.
Inc. uust.c, to feet by depth not
given). know as 321l IVES, Marshall
Street Junr Is. 1917. Sl.1S0.
George D. Blakley to Pollard c
Bagby, Inc. trustee, % l-2X11O feet,
known as 3ii5 East Clay Street. June
81. 1917. $40
{. NJ Andrews TO n. Seldom Taylor.
trustee, lots IL, IS. II. block i. Monu-
ment .Aiinc::. May 81 1917. sl,40o.
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r cal Estate Summary.
= Chancery transfers. .S81 200 90
HuStlnEs transfers. -. .O,3jD 90
IL Chancery trust deeds. "a, 575 40
[ Hastings trust deed l3.O0O 90
IL Chnncery release deeds 5J.ilS 90
Hastings release deeds 0J5 III
BIiiSinE permits. 10000 90
CHANCEI,Y TRANSFERS.

w. a. Meredith to Philip Kepp!er. lots
3S ana a. block 8. Plateau. June 10.
/. H. Baker TO NJ. s. Baker. u feet
III l-2 inches by as % feet southwest
corner Fifth and Baker Streets. May
10, 1917. tax SO. $40.
Perrin Davis ct uX. to John Il. Swart-
won't, 2oNl5l 0-6 feet north dine Of
Grace Street, 10 ll-lo feet east OF
$40.
Frank H. Beadles TO Rosa Lee Lati-
mer Beadles. lot 20. block ", plan Of
the extension of Gimter Park June
II. 1917, tax $12, $40.
Samuel A. Swami ct ais. 10 George
D. Blackley. 25 l-2xllo feet, known as
1919 East Clay Street. June L. 1917.
32.95O.
Jessie a. Start ct vir to Henry -
Start. lot is. block s. Plateau. May
IS. 1917, tax 30 cents, $40.
Andrew NJ Glover CT ux. to y. w.
Bowc. Jr.. :9Xl793-t feet. known as
1903 Hanover Avenue. June 10. 1917.
$4,000.
L. y. Dance ct ais. to Ida n. Dance.
3sx132 feet north line OF Franklin
Street: also lots % and 2s. block 81.
plan Of Highland Park. March -.
1917, tax IS. $3.50.
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NEW TAX ON PUBLISHERS
senate Committee Decides on Excise
OF Per cent on Net
Profits

WASHINGTON. June ia new tax
Of per cent on the net profits Of all
newspaper and magazine publishers
vas written into the war-tax bill to-
day by the Senate Finance Committee,
in lieu of the per cent advertising
tax, previously agreed upon. and Of the
second class nail-ratc increase, pro-
posed in the House bill.
The protits-taN plan. estimated to
raise about $lj.0e0,000, or about the
same as the advertising tax previously
proposed, was adopted by bare ma
jority of one vote, with several mem
hers absent. There now is pending II
motion by Senator Penrosc. who voted
for tho levy, to reconsider tho decision
OH Monday.
The committee also decided by ma
jority Of one vote to repeal the draw
back" allowance to sugar refiners rails
ing s19,G09.000 additional revenues.
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DlEEH-Elccf.

LfNCHBURG, VA, June ia we'd
ding of much local interest took place
Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Charles &. Fleet, when her iaugh-
ter. Miss Caroline Scmple Fleet. became
the wife OF Dudley Mcdaniel DgSs,
formerly Of this city but now of New
York where he is with the General
Electric Company. The Episcopal cerc-
mony was used by Or. w W. Hamil-
ton, pastor OF First Baptist Church, who
was the celebrant
Miss Katie Fleet was the maid OF
honor Aubrey Spence was the best
man and Paul Fleet. a brother of the
bride, gave her away
Following the ceremony. MIR and
Mrs. Digs left for Northern brida!
trip. expecting to spend the summer at
Mountain View, ~ j.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The Building Inspector issued tho
following permits yesterday:
w T. Terrence. to erect brick cara &c
1924 Beverly Street. to cost $3.50.
Harvey c. Brown, to erect six brick
garages south line of Floyd Avenue
between Vine and Lombardy Streets
10 cost $1,000.
Mrs Ethel Clarke, to erect frame
dwelling Gil Noble Avenue, to cost
10000
r. j. Beattie. to erect brick garage
southeast corner Davis Avenue and
Dance street. to cost $4,000.
E.. G.. Morris. to erect brick dwelling
nor.,i side of Main Street. between
West street and Auburn Avenue. to
cost $500
dwelling IA West FRANKLIN Street. TO
cost $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. S. Gillian. to repair brick
residence 10 West Cary street, Ia cost
500,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
STORMS RETARD PROGRESS
OF COUNTRY CLUB TOURNEY
Players Expect TO Complete Patriotic
Tennis Tournament EnrIy Next
Week-Wiil Play To-Day

storms during the last few days, re
sulting in making the courts al the
Country Club Of Virginia unrit Tor play,
mas prevented the completion of the
been in progress there The matche.
are well advanced. however. and II is
expected that the last matches will be
played Monday or Tuesday
In the mems singles yesterday. Frs
Kline Bu1ord defeated Peyton Fleming,
81 6.3. while in the women's singles
MISS Elizabeth Warren defeated Mrs
william TrigE. 81, 6-2. These were
the only matches played during the
day.
Matches scheduled for to-day are:
Mckee Dunn VS.. Robert Preston.
James Pollard vs.. John Coke.
Miss Virginia Christian vs.. Elizabeth
Preston.
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POSTPONE AMATEUR GAME
Poor Condition of Highland Park Ola.
mond Prevents Suburban Teams
Meeting DupleL To-day.

Highland Park and Duplex. of the
Commercial League. will not play their
regular scheduled game this afternoon
at the Highland Park diamond. accord
ing 10 announcement made last night
by Managers Cross and Lowery Of
lively.
The poor condition OF the Highland
ark d!a",o"o is given as the reason
fo- the poSipunthlcnt OF the contest
Manager Cross had the field fixed up
and it would have been in good condi-
ton for this afternoon had not some
oIe run . wagon aCi oSS the diamond
yesterday. Efforts to stage the game
At snnther diamond were impossible
last night.
1t is the intention of the two man
ayers 70 play double header the next
time the tclD.s meet
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Jobs for Solhier.

Both the American Locomotive Com
pany and the Rtchmond Cedar Works
have offered to furnish temporary po-
sitions to members of the Richmond
Grays, who will he relieved from police
protection duty to-day and would
otherwise remain idle until drafted in
to the Federal service OF July 20.
The entire battalion will be returned
TO civil life, with the exception Of
about twenty men who will be con-
tinued as guards over State property.
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Who Will Bite
Granite Now?

Fully recognizing it's allegiance to
the President. as we'll as the cause
he 80 nohly represents. The Granite
Building Company. by a resolution OF
it's board of directors. on yesterday.
purchased $4,000 worth of the Liberty
Bonds. OF course, the money derived
thcrcfrom will not be applied by our
Government towards erecting a monu-
ment to the memory of the Kaiser. but
further tend towards blotting, from the
face OF the earth, all scmblance Of i'm
perialiSm SO that all mankind may
breathe the air of freedom.-Adv. ~
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musTINGs TRANSFERS.

Inc, to X. l.. Mahaley ct ais. 54xl9O
feet north line of Everett Street. IS
feet west OF Stewart Street; also 100
at Stewart Street. May ID. 1911. tax
IS, So.
II. L. Mahalcy et ais. to H. L. Fin
layson. square l.l0l. old city of Man
chester. May %, 1917. $4,000.
Stanley r. Ford ct ux. TO Thomas J.
Harris. S3xl57 feet. known as 52S $50
Maury Street May 81. 1917, Sl.7oo.
w. F.. Gordon ct ux. to Stanley Il.
Ford. lots Q and II, block IS. plan Of
Woodland Heights. June II. 1917. tax
81, $40.
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M'GRAW CASE GOES FURTHER
National League B0nrd Of Directors to
Take Action on Recent Fight
With lmNire DSrOn.

board of directors of the National
Baseball League. comprising all the
presidents of the clubs. will sit in
Judgment on Manager John J. McGraw
II New York i'm the very near future.
The meeting may be held Monday
McGraw was fined $500 and was sus-
pended until June 2G as the result Of
/ he fight he had with Umpire Byron
|st Cincinnati last week The New
York club fled protest.
President Tener said to- day that the
board could he depended upon to take
prompt and vigorous action. He said
he was thoroughly aroused over the
Ease.
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Enter Aviation Service.

Allen w. Valentine, second son OF
Mann S. Valentine. Jr.. and Harry
ouarles. son of the late John p
Quarlcs. have successfully passed their
tAaminat tons for the aviation section OF
pany ID. First Virginia Infantry. has
have been ordered to the Massachu-
sets School OF Technology. near Pos.
ton. where they will receive instruc-
zion in the machine shops preparatory
% taxing UP their regular duties in
the aviation service W.
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Observation-Disclosures
Especial to The Times Dispat

Especial TO The Times DiSpa tch.
LfNCHBURG, VA. June 15.-Wil-
liam II. Robertson and Miss Martha Su-
san Childress. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Fayette Childress. OF Campbell County.
were married Wednesday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wiley. near Six
Mile Bridge. DR.. w. w. Hamilton, Of
the First Baptist Church. OF Lynch
burg. officiating. They will live near
Six Mile Bridge, where the groom is
engaged in farming.
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Complain. Is Dismissed.

Holding that the antiwhistle ofdi-
nance had not been violated Policn
Justice Cru,rhfield yesterday dismissed
the complain, against ] w. Knapp, SUI
pcrintcndcnt of tho Chcsareukc and
Ohio Railway Company. MIR. Knapp
Ind hcen halcd 10 court upou com
plaint Of Highland Pnrk residents that
thci sluml.crs had been disturbed by
the shrieking NJ engines.
Effective l::0l y. NJ. June IL. 1917. ira
No, IS. now scheduled to leave Richmond
daily 3i' r. NJ. will leave +:i5 +. NJ.
arriving Mt Pamunkey 5:t5 +. NJ; anil train
40, a.. row scheduled Ia leave Pamunkcy
daily At : =. NJ. will leave C r. NJ arriving
HICHMo&D x rAprAHAHNocK RIVER
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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Bui,d Engines for nu..,an..

Thu American Locomotive Company
has Just received an order from the
Russian government for the manufac-
ture of 100 locomotives of the Narrow
gauge tyne. II Is understood that "a
part Of The order will be filled In Rich
mond when the local branch resumes
locomotive building shortly after July
is. when its muDition orders will DO
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BARROW OFFERS $4,000
FOR LEONARD-KILBiNE co

TORONTO, June l0.-The sum OF
$4,000 Is now offered by Ed Barrow.
Of the Toronto baseball club. for Benny
Leonard to meet Johnny Kilbane here.
This Is an increase in the previous
Offer Billy Gibson wired Barrow that
lie would consider the offer after
Leonard meets Johnny Nelson i'm New
York on Monday night.
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SEEKING MURDERER
Police on Trail OF Negro Accused OF
Staying Wife After His he
turn Home

Police are looking for John Lacy.
coiorcd. Who yesterday shot and killed
1t Is alleged. his wife. Rosa Lacy, in
the rear OF 100 East Clay street. Ac-
cording to information gathered by
Detectives willy. Kellam and Smith,
Lacy had just returned from Coats
vile, Pa. Going to the home Of his
wife, the negro is said to have drag
ged her out in the alley before empty
ing his revolver at her. as
One bullet struck the woman In the
temple. causing instant death. Immc-
diately after the killing, the husband
dtsa ppeared
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EnlIstmentx Pile lin.

EiShty-three applicants for enlist
ment have been received by the coast
artillery company now being organized
In South Richmond A recruiting Of
fce has been established at 1917 Hull
Street. and it Is expected that the
company will soon be ready for an
inspection to determine whether It
should receive Federal recognition.
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CoIonel rerrxHera.

Colone; William j. Perry, commander
Of the First Virginia Infantry. was a
visitor yesterday at the office Of Ad-
;utant.General W. w. Sale, where he
conferred with Lieutenant-Colonel 10
Lano Stern. acting for General Sale, on
matters pertaining to the impending
call of his regiment into the Federal
service on July rs. Colonel Perry is
confident taat his regiment Will be in
excellent shape TO respond 20 the call.
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HusT1NGs nMLnAsn DEEDS.

Augustine Royal. trustee. to H. f..
west line of Ninth street. ITO feet
south OF Porter street June -, 1917,
$500
Augustine Royal. trustee. to Thomas
Pollard, 72-l00 acres in Chesterfield
County. between Wcstham Road and
Spring Hill June 10. 1917. S3iJSi
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk of the Hastings Court
issued the following marriage licenses
yesterday:
tNote-Figures after names denote
aSeD
Samuel T.. Robertson. %. Cumberland
County. and Winnie {. Davis. %. city.
Ernest W. Page, 81 salem. Va. and
r. Elizabeth ZachariaS. ~. city
William w. Walthall. rs, and Alice
John Archer Garter. 90. Hcpcwell.
md Helen Scherer. 90. city.
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The score:
Cleveland,
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

DnAe6nii-nfehmo W.. Roches-
ter, International LeaGue. double
hsdder, Arst game, 2tf5 o'clock.
Acaaemy-Comlc Opera Players,
In ''The Gingerbread Man", matt
nee, 1i5Ot night, Si3o.
Lyric - Vaudeville, matinee, 3;
night, 7I5O aad o.
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UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr COURT.

Anne Mcdonnell. a copartncr with
Is. wenzell in The Black shop" q
millinery establishment. fled an indi-
vidual petition in voluntary, bank :
ruptcy yesterday I'm the United States
District Court Liabilities were set
at S2.907.23 and assets at $3.50.
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SPOR
TRAPsHooTERs DO WELL
Members Of Dupont Gun Club Make Dnns,
scores at List Shout-I-ocal
Team Match,
} Especial to The Times. plsp.tcb

Especial to The Times Dispatch
'iii folNT. VA, June l5.-Thirty- three
shooters attended the last weekly shoot At
the Dupont Trap and Gun Club trans. Tho
wihh and rain did not keep the mcmbers
away out was great, ha ndcap to shooters
A match Is being arranged with the West
End Gun Club OF Richmond. and is expected
Club grounds at Its next weekly shoot
rev rn shoot Will DC arranged to be shot at
near future. Ut mo
n. r. Roeblcn won tho les on w H. Fry.
, hp cup. class a. Fillmore Tyson won
G'ass Ton ,I the leg on the Pitcher cup. class
Trap and Gun club. class -. The ghost
,an Sh1o. was r also won by II. F. Roeb
the day. Tho following scores @cro made:
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Named az Lieute,ont

Sergeant Sam A.. Mckinney, Com
the sigma! officers reserve corps. They
been named as n second lieutenant by
Governor Henry c. stuart. subject to
future examination by q board OF of.
acers TO be appointed by the Secretary
OF War.
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southern Association.

AT Atlanta--Atlanta, s; Chattanooga.
At AIobilc--Mobile, o: Little Rock, g..
AT New Orleans-New Orleans, o;
Memphis. 4.
At Birmingham = Birmingham. a:
Nashville. 0.
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cmANcnny RELEASE DEEDS.

Blanton and Moore. trustees. to c.
NJ. Andrews, lots -. IL and II. block
6. Monument Annex. June |, 1917,
S2.l22
G. e. Chaplin. trustee. TO Dora r.
Marshall. lots 1 and :, block II. High
land Park. June =. 1917. seed.
w. w. Beverley. trustee. to W. =.
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Suit In Iastituted.

w. j. Oliver yesterday filed suit In
the Hastings Court, Fart il, South
Richmond. against the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company for $4,000.
No declaration was filed.
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tBhttcd for Coveleskie in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Philadelphia ..:....... o % "a
summary: Errors = Cha pman. Speaker.
wambsSanss. Turner O'Netl. Strunls
SchanE Left on Observation-Disclosures. s.
Cleveland. :. Two-base hits-Seibold. Roth
Sacrifice hit--Turner Double play--wambs.
Eanss lunasaisted): Struck out-by SeiboId
=: by Covelesklc, 2. Base on baliS-oY Sell
hnd. L. Passed ball-.BiIiinss. L; Schans. l.
Wild pitch--Coveiesl<ie, p Stolen bases
Schang Scihold and Chapman. Time OF
game. l:5s. ,Umpires. Moriarty and Evans
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Totals ..42 g lIt3i p Totals IA 3 12 &c IS
Ratted for Meyers in eighth. =:
tone out when winning run scored.
tBattcd for Amcs In twelfth.
Score by innings: n.
roolsiyn 40 o o Q o Q %
Louis...,..0 % OIL Ia
Summary: Errors-J. Smythc. Hornaby.
wo- base hits-oison. J.. Smith. Galore.
hrcc- base hits--I.onE. Baird. Sacrifice hits
J. Smith. Smythc. Daubcrt. Double lays
lsoI, to Cutshaw TO Daubert (2); Hornsby
p Gonzales t2l. Stolen basc-C'utshaw.
SAGE on balis-off Meadows i: OF Galore. s.
trurls out-by Meadows. :: by Galore. g:
sAmrs :. nits. of Mcadows. hits IN
rooklyn,. II. Time OF game, ELI. Umpires,
lem ana Branofeld
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AFTERNOON ana Saturdays Ltmit Mon
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