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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-08
Hop

lege tossers journeyed to Glendale
this morning, where they will meet
the fast Glendale Normal ball team
in the opening game of the season.
Coach Dougherty has a fast squad
this year and expects to bring home
the bacon. The trip to Glendale to-
day was made by automobile.
Next Friday afternoon jamestown
college will meet the University, Of
North Dakota on the college diamond
here. Considerable interest has been
exhibited in this match.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-08
BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

80 GAMES MONDAY. &
Brooklyn 0; Boston I.
Philadelphia 1; New York 2.
st. Louis Cincinnati game postpon-
cd. (Cold)
No other game scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission AZ,
follows:
Amendment TO charter Virginia Al
berene Corporation. Richmond chang
ing principal oificc to Schuyler.
Jersey Queen Corporation. Ports
mouth. T.. Il. Barssdale, preside Mt
Portsmouth: &. NJ. Nottingham. score
tary. Norfolk. Capital. $4,000. Dairy
business
Rroad Street Auction Co. Inc. Rich.
mond O. &. IIockett. president: w. H.
Hoover. sccrctary-both Of Richmond
Capital. $1,000. Auction business.
Beyo Beverage 90. Inc Norfolk. w.
7. Old. president; Nimmo Old. score
tarN-hoth Of Norfolk. Capita!. $50 600.
Soft drinks.
Edison Bros. Inc. Meyers cave VIII
liam y. Edison, president: j.. r. Edison.
Sccrctary-both OF Philadelphia Pa
Capital $4,000. Manufacturing bust.
ness.
Amendment TO charter Of the Green's.
vile Bank. Emporia. changing time OF
holding annual meeting
Forcst Glen Orchard Co.. Inc. VIM
chester. II. T.. Hctzer. president vii.
Transport. Md: Warren Rice score
farH. Winchester Capital. $4,000. or
chard business.
Mineral Products Corporation. Conn
Ton Ton. r. r Stehley., president: r. 4.
land Md. Capital. 100000. Mining
,Ninton Social Club. vin,on L.. T..
tary-both or Ninton. no capital stock
Social club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
JOHNSON OUTPITCHED. nut
SHOENAI<ERS GET DECISION
, lsneei.i TO The Times-Disna,ch


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April - -
Although he outpitchcd Johnson. Noss
lost the decision in tho game to-day
against Lynchburs by a score nf 2
TO !. After Walters and Lake singled
sending over an earned run for the
builders. tho Shoemakers scored Tvs ice
in hit batsnan. Waltcrs's wild throw.
mum Of thrown ball by the same
player. single by Burlington and an
infcld out.
Wratten doubled in the thrd as a
starter. but a fast double play. Grimes
20 Mcneil cut him on at tho plate.
after he had advanced to third. There
were several fine fielding plays 4
chilling cast wind held down the at
tendance
Score by innings H. H. T..
LynchburE 100. o 90 3 % 90 % ( |
Newport News % ! O u q o O.! :; 3
Batteries: Johnson and Mcneil: Nnss
and 1.ske Umpire. Colgate.
RuHrcr school Wins.
Eufner Yesterday defeated Hichla nd
Park in a hard-fousht game hv the
score OF 20 2. Up to the NTH IL wa:
Il pitchers battle. The game was Tea
,urcd by the fielding OF Tho Euifner
players. who made four double 0layS.
SieEel and Elicit were tho fielding
stars. each making running catches.
which ended in double plays.
score by Innings: r.
Highland Park. ......I n q q q n q Ia
EuffHcrS .......... % q o g | n IS
Batteries: Holiday and Robertson.
Tyson and Floyd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
GRANTS UNION RATES
Prestdcnt of Master Painters Assocta.
tiOn signs New Wage Schedule.
md RenIEnn Office.

FOLLOWING conference yesterday be-
tween F. T.. Maxcy. business agent of
the Building Trades Council. and "
n Tihmons, president OF tho Rich
Tond Master Painters Association, the
latter announced his decision TO con-
form to the new wage schedules sub
mitted by the union and 10 opcrate his
shop hereafter on union basis
Since the association of which he is
head has so far declined to acccde TO
the demands OF the union, Mr. Tim
mons sent in his resignation as prcsi.
dent
All OF Richmond's $50 painters and
paperhanEers arc now at work" said
Mr.. MaIey. last night About fifty
of them have left tho city because OF
the recent wage differences. The paper
hangers who are working for con-
tractors p1aintaininE closed shops arc
now paid $3.50 day for eight hours.
while the painters get IS day for
an ciEht-hour day. Those employ ed
by contractors maintaining open shops
receive, respectively. So and s275 a
day. for day of nine hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
VIRGINIA TECHS TO MEET
TENNESSEE IN FIELD GAMES
squad Handicapped by Injuries nnh
Failure OF Mcn to Trnin because
OF tho Military Situntion.
tSpccia 70 The Times. Dispa,ch. |

lSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
ELACkSBCi;G. April 21.--With the
shadows of war hanging over the
';iacl Sbrrc institution and promising
TO extend its call to many of the stu.
dents and faculty. the place has taken
on "a martial appearance during III"
last few weeks. The baseball team
IA va,i; attomptcd trip THROUGH Tho
tue cancellation Of the most of ;hc
games. rho possibility of many OF the
ously conilic,ed with athletics. sc: V.
II. ]. hopes to stage one OF two track
meets that are still left on is schedule.
squad have left for the Fort Mycr
training camp. but II is possible that
some OF them Will leave The nr;'i par,
the c::nccling OF the V. |. \. y. meet
In anticipation OF the rect .saiurdav
with the University or Tcnnessoc
during the past two weeks. three Val
uaplc men viii bc kept out os tile
meet on ancopn, either Of sickness or
injuries. Pcpic and WcnEcr high and
broad jumpers, wilIl be forced To rest
OH account of pulled ,cndons Lanner.
promis I'M athlete, Mas sent 10 the
hosDifai "Wednesday with the mumps.
Captain Parrish. barbour and Carr
nave been running the 100 in close
TWO men. with laine. viii make t..eir
Stone and smith arc all running the
NO w. III its5 ttlHil SlHtE ScCOlIS.
II Is question in tho mind az the
coach as 10 which Of these men Is the
hest In the half.milc and tho r:ilc.
Wharton. Lucas and ;.inhus viii he
entered tiall and Parrish should come
through in the hurdle events.
There is a scarcity of matcria; in
the field events. and in these Tonnes
sec is cNpcc,"d to score heavily Top
pire. IN the discus and iavelin: iiall.
IN tho high jump: Graves. in the shot
put: Tyler. in ihc pole vault. ara Par
IRISH and iiunard. In the broad Jump.
arc expected TO score. but their per
f"rmanccS. Up 20 this writing. have
been mediocre. II is hoped that Smith
son. Cooke, Nielsen. IIunard and Ty-
singer viii be able TO place.
Saturdays nee: with tho University
OF Tennessee will no doubt prove a
great drawing card. az the visitors are
fast coming to tho front in athletics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
HUsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

Lawrence ingram CT uX. TO Augustine
Royal. trustee. 43S155 feet. known AS
l:ol Porter Street. April 81. 1917:
William +. Gordon CT I'M TO George
G: fitzhush ct ais. trustees. lots and
~ IN block IS in plan OF Woodland
Mary 2. Owens TO \. l.. tdamson
ct ais. trustees. 3oxlo0 feet north line
Of Porter street. IS feet west OF Four
tcenth Street. April 81. 1917: $1,000.
Walter Smith to. \. l.. Adamson ct
ais. trustees. 22XSo feet west line OF
Tenth Street. l65 feet south OF Hull
Street APRIL 81. 1917: 5000
w. T. RauEhan ct uN. to Charles l.
FaEc trustee, lots 10 and /. III block
1870 Richmond and Manchester Land
Company. April "a. 1917: $500
Mary s. Lane ct vir to Willis e. PuI-
liam. trustee. lots /. and in block
IS in Woodland Heights. .lprii 20,
1911: $500.
John l.. Wal,hour TO r u. idamson.
trustee. 3oSl32 feet. known as 40s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
cHANcnny nELEAsE DEEDS.

John sloan. trustee, to Lucy =; Al
len. :sN'a: feet. known as So North
s6l9.50
Douglas + Taylor. trustee, to An
cello TrHnccschi ct ais. Sis by .l20
feet north line OF Taylor Street. 1917 is
feet ives, Of Sheppard Street. April
-. 1917; S2.Gi6
lsador shapiro G, ais. trustees. to
DrewrH Mansion Corporation, Inc. I'll
- by 10 feet southwest corner Third
and Byrd streets. March -. 1911:
". l.. Hedd trustee. 10 Jake Brown
ct uN., - - by 10 feet. known as 500
South Third street. March -. 1917.
$1,000.
y. r. Schmidt, trustee. 20 l.. G. VIII
son: 5ONl2o feet north line Of Fan
croft Avenue. 80 feet west OF yelling
ton street .\pril ~. 1917: S5?S.
william l.. Tyler etc to Chi,man NJ
White. - feet by depth not given.
known as sol North Sixth street. April
20. 1917; $40.
Jacob $. COIN trustee. to Lula Mitch
ell. IS feet by depth no, given. known
as coy MAYO street. March 20. 1917;
H. Il. Pollard .Ir.. trustee. to Edward
Stewart. 3hX5, Is feet cast line OF
Second Street. 30 feet south OF Canal
Street. juno :. laiG: $3.50
John Mitchell. Jr.. ct ais trustees
70 Isaac Bray 81 ny, aiXS0 feet west
line OF Buchanan street at north line
OF Jay Street. March /, 1917: s2l2
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Real Estate Summary
cnANcEnr TRANSFERS.

l.. V. Bluford to l=natius Bluford.
36Xio feet southwest corner Fifteenth
and Clay streets: also lot OF land 10
icet from northeast corner Clay and
Fifteenth Streets. April IS. 1917:
tax. 81: 500.
IGnatius Bluford to L. V. Bluford.
lot IN block i: in Barton Heights.
April 20. 1917: tax. $3.50; 800.
". Bun Clarke ct ux. to Ellen Ford.
i1Xl20 feet north line OF Beverly
Street. between Addison and Elm street.
April 49, 1917; tax. $3.50: $40.
Highland Park Realty Corporation to
the plan Of Oak Ridge. April is. 1917:
tax. $40; $40
Avondalc Land Co. Inc. to Mary
W. Gordon. lots and I'm block L in
Leo j. Davis to Ellen NJ. Davis. lot
S3 in block 2 i'm section \ in Colonial
Place. April is. 1917; tax, 80 cents;
H l.: ws'r sgs. ct, 9, ux, 70 Mrs.
of Darlington Street, 1874 3-f feet west,
OF Moshy street October 10. 1917:
Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc. to
1911; tax. s2.2o; $40. 80" " 90
Isaac Bray ., uX. TO Mechanics Saw
ings Bank of Richmond. oAxs0 feet
west line OF Buchanan Street at north
line Of Joy Street; tax, 81: $40.
r. &. Wilson CT ux TO Nj. NJ. Picrcv.
lots 10 and IL in block \ in west
Highland. December IS. 1914: tax.
$3.50: 80
NJ. NJ. riercy ., viz To II H. S,oltz,
lots Is aud "a in block a IN West
Highland. April IL, 1919: TAX. $3.50:
$40.
Il. H. Stol,z ct ux 30 r. c. Wilson.
lot 90 in block Il in Erookdalc. April
~. 1917: tax. 81; $40.
o. J. Davis ct ux. TO L. II. s,oltz.
Is '-12 by % feet south line Of 60
foot alley running from Robinsin to
Mulberry Street. April To- 1917; tax.
sl.50; $40.
r. II. StoIiS - ux,.. ct ais. To o. J.
Davis. 3nSloJ feet, known as 15e6-27
Winderr Street. April 10. 1917; tax,
Bonded Ecalty~Co Inc. 70 Mocha MICS
Savings Bank of Richmond. Va. 1al- .
by 80 feet. known as 101 West Broa Il
Street February Is, 1917: tan $50:
500.
John W. Hancock ct ux to r. J.
Curtis. 35N1+0 feet known AZ 1905 Nir-
ginia Avenue. Arril &c. 1871: $4,000
w. Stewart White ct Tx. to Villa n,
r. Partin. lot 70 and portion of lots
IS and 20 in block . in Battery Court.
April IS. 1917: tax. 81: $40.
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S PORT
SMASH FIELD RECORDS
BERRY AND OVERRIDE SET
NEW MARKS AT TECH MEET
niNcrsitr OF Pennsylvania Athletic
'hrniNni Opens with Great sport.
white Equals Weight Record,

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.--Rcrords
Neh' by the hoarls today in tho frs.
Gays meeting Of the University Of
fehns%irania's two days athletic ear
n'Fal, which began this afternoon.
ihc bright particular star OF tho
"itcrnoon Was Howard Berry. TIC Uni
Ncrai,y Of pcmsH lvania athlete. who,
Tor the third successive year. won the
pcntathlon championship. or tho five
events this afternoon. the Quaker City
athlete carried off FIRST honors in four
ana was third in the other. lie won
n , honors In the broad jump. javelin
,h"oW 200 .nd 1900 IN etcr race r."
VIZ. third in tn" discus throw
Not only did Berry carry Off tho stel-
,tr honors. but he broke his own rec
ORD for the 200-mntcr dash. when he
ran his heat in 222-5 seconds bet
,erlns his mark OF las, year by =
". Il. ovcrbec. OF the University oil,
liiinois, an added starter in tho HOP.
step and junp also proved he wus :,
record smashcr. lie set up Il mark of
inches better than the old record held
by Carter. also an Illinois star
The COLLEGIATE record for throwing
inches. MAS cquaied by White. Of SRA.
ousc. and blanchard. Of Harvard They
we're tied in tho contest. with White
winning the throw OF.
Pennsylvania and Chicago runners
took tho two medley races. Tic for
MGR winning tho American college
american college championship dis
lance run
s.rf2 of 'sa sr0s@ a. in, h
Qua & Ganzei. Bae&nel. - fe. .,' a. ins f
bird: ) wilson. Penn State. Is fec, loa
s:s'' sa5as, 81 ss S &is
Fsn.s,hlon H dash won e BY III nox w.
s,a Berry. renn.yi*anla: pambly. Penn
lone f.nm sa, 100 fourfh m'i 4in" .s5'
p.ntathlon throwing ,hc ia ei:n. won, h.
loot. swarthmore. iis feet : "a incht. sec:
; %na n lone rsnn STAT. !" t..' =
~ I, lneh,! fourth
nt mJhr.nS ,, h"S ir ten, aTf 'mn ION b.
dry Pennsylvania G fec, inch. sec
ono Ivory. Pennsylvania. ~ i"et r= inches.
rr'n,,s,hI"q al,er: bro Won, by nan
S%.sthn"re. ssconG ss az ' pensyrra ,nn.
thrd. Jones r"nr state. fourth.
nd ahts hTGI"E n ss"n-! 81
P.nn STATE. second; white syracu,. third !,
81" "s Penn S sfse BY HsTri
Rp"EFro SH"' foi-,f RIM. SO. "'F' ''"E'
,, .m1.resn c%iirse oGh.mp,9nship .print.
s. .n !" I'm =" ards, third man 80, yrr'..
u."nn"n. Pope Doracy scudIcr): Chicago
CLARK F.urs,eln; Brinkman. Jones': sec
onG: Lafayette tEvsns Bechtel. Bauer.
klcinstoinb, third: Pittsburgh iBurwoil
Ns,s. Gronoi!nr Eckharp. courth Time
THROWING tfty-siv- pound wci=h,-,!e no
'nssn Whit syrecne and Bl.ncsar,i Var
ard. 1is'aMc" - Get inches; ilrvln-
t'hicaro. third Whit" won Tho th-rw OF.
lo,s'n NJ nc welsh, i.st u. inches. blsnch-
American -oils-o chamrionsh,r distance
medic: relay r@v" inr.i run ono
;our nile ,tcogI. ono half: third. thrcc.
fcrrthS. h.lG is,', mlc,. Won ~ chi
ago 'Faursrstctn. Cisrlg OTIS Tcnnc,, .
pernsIlNanis Brennan. Norris. Price.
ilumprvish second Time Ito! 5-5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
INQUIRE TEAM LOSES TO
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH NINE
HOtChkiss stars At Bnt With Three
Safe BinEleS-NarShHllite Have
IN nj hn

to Gull Trnm Thompson.
T,c ball toSseis of John Marshall
High school added another victory to
their string yesterday afternoon when
score OF 10 g.. The affair was full
Of long hits. and two and three base
hits were numerous
The public school lads scored the
initial rum OF the game in The opening
inning; but tho Red aud Black bows
same frame. and put two runners
across the platter. Clarke. who started
the hurlins for tic Marshallites. was
taken ont after the first inning. and
THOMPSON sent in.
Things went along pretty smoothly
for beth mines until the seventh inning
when John Marshall added i've runs
The public school team had tied the
score in the fourth canto by scoring
ore run.
The five runs scored by the Mar
Shallitcs In tho seventh Stanza c!nched
the battle for tho public school team
but McGuire'S finally fathomed The de-
livery or Thompson. and showed two
mon across in their half OF the ninth
three safe blows out OF the same num-
Der Of trips TO the plate was fea-
ture of the contest.
Score by innings: r.
John Marshall. .....,l o0loo5 00-7
's SUMMARY: Two6ase hit am
Watkins. Stuart. Hotchkiss. Nisaiey.
Three base hits--Clay. HotchkiSs. May
field. Stolen hases-Purvell, Deyne
HARRISON (2); Hotchkiss (2). N:sslcy
trits-off Clarke. in inning. Bases
2. Fit by .piteherI,by Thompson. I;
son. II; by. Clarke, Il; by Ingram, S.
Umpire, Poh.
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LITTLE BASEBALL HERE
UCoutinu"d from ruurth p,Co.


further, that the rain which had been
falling for some time was growing
more noticeable TO call 4 halt 10 the
proceedings.
I'm outstanding feature Of the Ca
dets performance. and practically
their only Eia% worth mcNtion,n.. was
contributed by Martin, who made a
running catch OF kirk's long drive to
right in the sixth inning. The ball was
headed right for the side OF the hill
which surrounds the college field. but
The fleet Cadet d!I a bit OF hill climb
ms and shared the pellet.
Jolif. the Colicgian hurlcr, held V.
81 /. 10 two hits. one in the first and
ono in tho fourth inning He amply
made up for these lapses. however. by
whiting nine of the visitors.
only in one inning was Jolin in
trouble. and tina, MAS the FIRST. With
ono down. he walked Martin and
Marshall singled clcaniy 10 center
Cutchins hit 10 Pitt. who fumblcd the
ha H. and tho sacks We're fun Then
iolif settled down. striking out Sulli-
van, and iamlins roller was shared by
Pitt and forwarded to first ahead Of
lhc runner. After that the visitors
never had look III
IN hmcnd College Journeys 10 Farm
vile to-da. 10 battle Hampden SD
reH in championship game. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

lots and in square 81 il Woodland
Heights. April %, 1917: tax. IS: $40.
Augustine Royal trustee. ct ais. TO
in Purcell & Cabell's Addition April
IA. 1871: $1,000.
l.. j. Chcatwood ct IN to William
+. Gordon. lots and II in block IS
In Woodland Heights. April :. 1917:
tax, 81: $40
Guy y. Rcicher 10 Sarah Fl. Bclchcr.
lots II and Is in square in Burfoot':
ADDITION. February IL. 1917: tax. 81:
Lee Il. Brown OF ux. TO Mary c.
WEIGH. lots ,. 4. i. in square 20 in
Woodland Heights April II. 1917;
$3.50.
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CHANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.

Emma T.. Harris ct al TO ". l.. Mil
50oS Taylor Street. April II. 1917:
s1a9.f9
p. {. Wilson TO w s. Robinson.
trustee. lot % i'm block II in plan OF
Brookdalc. April ~. 1917: S42i.
II. IT, Stoltz TO W. S. Robinson trus-
tcc, lots 10 and II in block \ in West
Highland. April -. 1917: S206.
toe. 81 ,-12 by so feet south line OF
co-foot alley running from Robinson
10 Mulberry Street. April 10. 1917;
sst2
y. Winston to Mitchell & Crump.
trustees. "ISs0 feet. known as $50
Brook Avenue. January II. 1917:
$3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building and repair permits were L.
sued yesterday as follows:
John r. Holmes. to erect brick dwell
ing. 12i North Ninth street. to cos;
$4,000.
Charles Mccurdy. to erect frame
building. 1928 North Avenue. TO cost
$4,000.
r. l.. Pcyton CT al. to repair brick
store. 1871: East Main Street. TO cost
H. l.. LiEGan. TO repair frame dwell
ing. iii Dickinson street, TO cost
SIPS
Regina Nelson. TO repair brick store.
+o9 East Broad Street to cost $4,000.
Sarah Chalkley. to repair brick store.
III East Broad Street TO cost $4,000.
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Reuben e.. Meredith ct uN. to Edward
5 Rose ct al. trustees. 10 acres at juno
ton OF Three Chopt and Ridge Roads.
April IS, 1917: sl.I92.
benjamin. Clun CT ny. to Lee l.. Cheat
wood. trustee. 2u-I00 acre. being tho
same land conveyed 10 BENJAMIN Cum
by Armstcad Gwathmey in 1883. March
"a. 1917: $50
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MUSINGS nlLr:Asn DEEDS.

Augustine Royal. trustee. to Law
renee Ingram. i:Xla5 feet known AZ
1901 Porter Street. APRIL ~ 1871;
$500.
Augustine Royal. trustee to Edwin
NJ crostic. lot in block 60 in Pur-
cells addition. May Is, 1915: s2SS51.
+. T. Sutton. trustee. TO Bessie Blair
=: vr lot - and portion OF lot Is in
Woodland Heights April Is 1917;
$3.50.
y. l.. hdamson trustee. TO James H..
Waymack lots - and !, IN square 1920
in plan of Richmond and Manchester
Land Company. April .. 1917: $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
HUGO ROMAStCU no JOIN
MONTREAL CLUR HERE TODAY

CINCINNATI. April 27.-IiuEo Ro-
manach, tho Reds Cuban nfnlder has
hern obtained ny Dan Howiey. manager
%! the Montreal Internationals. and
VIII report 20 the club probably at
Richl- ord SATURDAY.. The Cihan PLAYED
IN the Atlantic League last season.
playing with Long Branch club. which
10 maic up OF some of tho hest Cubans
in tho country. He should he OF great
lielp TO The Montreal club
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HENnIco TRANSFERS..

Oswald Eobcr, HASTEN CT ais to
Lena BERTHA HASTEN. Lot 81 in plat Of
Club View April u, 1917: tax. 1920;
$40.
Jacob Busch CT ux. to Otto Blersch.
lot ~ In block "a in plat Of Monument
Avenue Park. April 20. 1917: tax. 81;
Fairfield Realty CORPORATION to Jos
hua Ba nks. lot /? in block r. in the plat
of T. 9. Redd & Bros. April %. 1917;
tax, 80 cents; 81.
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Drinking in Public pl...

j. y. Ahearn. thirty-hve years old
was arrested last night for drinking
hduor IN Il public place in violation
81 INC state prohibition law. Tho man
VINO was arrested by Sergeant C;oldsby
OIL the Third District. will be tried this
morning in the Police Court. Part lJ.
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Richmond College.

SUMMARY: l:rror.-ritt. sullivan 90, pria-
oil t:l. Finley. Two has hits-icl:if t2l.
carter 90, l.iseu;. C~osnicy riu ifomc
rln-s ros:I"r sicriiicc hits-crnssicy. Mil
Ter e.. NcrtEern. PITT, kirh. Stolen hases
--Ryiand GU, IhCs.n t3>, Miller O., Pitt
q, Eorthcrn t2,, kirk Rases on balls
of JclilE, y: OF bTi9coI. .. Hit ny pitcher
-Drisco!l Joiin. I.isEan o. struck out
by Jollin. .. by nrscoii :. Left On VASES
Richmond College. :. V. NJ L. T. Tin,
..os. Umrirc. RiSho.
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GAME uF
NPRII. u NLST NE ItE:pI.NYEn

PHILADELPHIA. April 21-Prc.:.
dent Tener. Of the National Baseball
League. to-day ordered rcpldycd the
game OF April II between Philadelphia
and Boston. which was protested by
Manager Moran. of the philadelphia
team. when Roston was declared tho
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT counr

Benjamin r. Waller. 4 clerk. ycstcr-
day filed petition in voluntary bank
rnpicy I'm tho United States District
no assets.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho clerk OF the Hastings Court ia.
sued the following marriage licenses
yesterday:
Paul Christian and Virginia Abbott
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uENRIGo RELEASE DEED.

Joseph K. Welsh. trustee. TO Albert
Schools. 40 6Sl00 acres seven miles
east OF Richmond. January 2t. 1917:
Sl49.g5
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North Carolina League.

North Carolina League.
~ nshoro--Grcensboro. 4 Char
lotte. , twclvc innings
Nj Durham Durham. 4; Ashcvillc. ..
~ Ralctgh-Ealeigh 1; Winston
Salem
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Watkins; city.
! Dawncy liuSan. city.
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HENnlCo DEEDS or Trust.

West Thirteenth Street, April
1917: s2.25O