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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
WILSON DESIRES ATHLETICS

WASHINGTON, May Wholesale
Ab,hdonincnt Of college and school ash
lctic sporis during ,,he war is not ad-
Nisa"'c President Wilson believes--nut
"ilF n"tauso ot their value - divert
INC american people. hat because they
contfinute To national defense. IN a,
,e'tIr 10 i.Gwrcnc" Perry. OF .nc New
h"rk Evening roSt. made public re-
Gently tn" President said:
entirely agree win the conclusion
'"n'aineh IN your letter OF May o.
"omIu be sincerely sorry 10 see the men
ana boys In our colleges and schools
CIV" up their athletic sports and hone
Frost Sln""rciy ;hat The normal course
81 C"ilec" sports will he continued ~.
iar ~ POSSIBLE. not only to afford a
diversion I" The American people In
lhc DAYS 20 come when we shall no
d"hhi nav" our share of mental de-
precision. but ~ real contribution 10
'hc national dcfcn8c. for our younl-
men must u" mad" physicaliy ~ In or
hcr lh3i later they may take The place
%! ,h""r WHO arc nov Of military age,
"in ""h!hit the Ni2or ana .,icrtncYs
which ~" ar" proud Ia hulinvr 10 be
characteristic OF our young men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
WOODBERRY ATHLETES DID
WELL IN ALL BRANCHES
Track. Hnskrtball and Uu>rbaIt TENNIS
All Mnh" Dandy RrrOrbS Dur
inE InSI Nrnhnn.
I !Srccia to The Times niapa;ch.

t'Ni'ct!: 10 u" I'm cSi- i'iGiIG;cE.
Wn1opHEEkY FOREST. VA, May
WoodbeIry Forest in baseball. basket
ia II and tra"E athletics. ON May L..
W0odhcrrN won tho intcrschoiaStir
meet hid annually al the University
Of virginia The basketball team lost,
on! two of the twelve games played.
haS.hall team. three were lost and one
waS tic.
The 0nal game II Tho baseball sea-
son Was ula%cd "i the Episcopal High
Schoo'. No"db"rrE' won by the score
u =" Tin" in" pitching aud hill
Episroral iiieh Schooi hattcrs only
four singles while he himself lined
on; three ci"au hits.
io;h ihr basketball and the base
nhii teams ""rc "onchcd by i. f..
!'oN"!i. = three letter Ia'i at V t.. l..
iaSt H::n- ID" athletic authorities at
itamndcn Sihnes :rc irving % secure
Tow eli - - nlr' /" director ~ iii:t col
lcG" hcAi SrsSi"n hUI IL is ;,robublr
thhi 20 VII 20; " commission ia The
United states NrInw.
TN scores az baseball games played
"r,"nberr. 8. rui,"r.ity Of virginia
W"oa,srry M,l.. s.nogl :.
Sohooi. g.
W"o.dosrrS s'auu'"a Military Acad-
MopGhr-ry rpiscnprl !iiyn scn""l s.
N"o"her'i g. AuSu7'n Mntar! Academy.
Moodberry s. Fnrk Union. :
WS"ogHs,ty M"s~"nut,"n Academy. &
WondhArrs. : .'ulpep.f .
N""dhcrr% Episcopal iIiSh schoo 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
AUTO RACES AT BENNINC
NrH-I>n"wn Driver. VII, Connect. ,,r
birt-Trnrk Prizes on Drrora-
tIon DIV

W.ASHINGTcN. MAY 2s -Ths pocn.
ration Day aut" races. to he heId .,
Rennlne'7 TRACK. embrace Z good nrc
gram Of events and entrants Efforts
ere being mad" "a secure ron Dau
son with SpHci., ''halsn.rs vim.
among tho drivers v'.r N''l co,nnc.c
are NJ 6 HurbaSe. William K.sslor
!. 9 Barber. Lew GIBSON Io. IpavId.
son. Don Moore Eail Fiourh. S.
Frazie' Joe Dickinson. dlrt-trar.
prem er driver. Communicated ,,t,h ia
association last month that n. ,,n,ih
he IN the races as before
The Naval Gun Factory Baud n,
furnish music before and between tho
races
miles has been added to the rrorrar
IN order mat several special ,ac,ns
machines now In this city russ IL.
eide their supremacy.
The program calls for six nI'orno.
:, miles The classes are 300 cubic
under, free for all. handicap. and pie
tr'c' championship. open % all ron
testanit Contrary 10 the usual ~
creas" hlsmed on the war. the pTics
~ admission wiil be cheaper than
heretofore
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
IN. war Department whereby two
rpmpanies OF geld artillery, under thu
command OF Captain H. r. Eog,, will
give an exhibition drill OF horsemAn-
ship and war mancuvers prior to 60
(ng 10 the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
FANS THREATEN UMPIRE

ST. LOUIS. May % Ansercd by a
decision by Umpire owen in the gee
"nl inning OF to-daN's game. portion
OF lis spectators in the riEht-held
blcachorS SUrecd upuu The field in pro-
test. scott had hit low limo drive.
which Jacobson Ga!dct! near III. ground.
The umpire ruled The ball VAS caught
on tho short bounce. The NisaVher
fans broke 'hroush the gates and
ruShed towards owen. They were
stopped by the police however. before
reaching the diamond. Players OF both
teams helped drive the crowd back.
rlay was resumed after short de-
lay. and Boston won tho game. u 10 :.
~ hammeriuc four -. Louis nitchers
for seventeen hits. i've OF which went
for extra bases The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
GIANTS WIN LAST GAME
SECURE EVEN BREAK FROM
CUBS, WITH SALlEE HURllNG
Dn>c Uobrri>o" i.nrd> for tio'ncr.
Captain Doyle chased by auiU-
lcN--AthrH. 4 In

NEW YORK. May 2G--Ncw York
made ~ an even break frnm Chicago
here to-day. winning tho las; game e.:
the series, 10 ]. Sallec 20 he'd brill
iiartly FOR New York "ni twenty
one men facing him IN the lrst seven
INNINGS.
Robertson hi, home run in the
eighth juuinG Captain i'oNlc. oC Chi
caeo. was cent or tho field In The ninth
inning 10y JSnptrc 1uixlcy. being the
fourth plaY"r banished during the Sc
rieS Tho score,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
sUPERBAs DOWN PIRATES

BROOKLYN. MAY ." Rr"oklNr made
&, three straight from PITTSBURGH to-
day. wiruiuu 10 The locals end
I'd the first series against the West
.rn teams r home With eight VIC
tories aud siH defeats Mowr%. or
BROOKLYN featured At tho bat. ami o.
son ~ Trcoklvn. in the field Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
WOOD AGAIN IN CAME
PITCHES FOR CLEVELAND.
AND Is BEATEN BY YANKS
Hrruptr. Mound Tor Eir.t Time In Two
icars-'s tIt Frequently. hut
Holds Score Down,

CIENEL.,Nn. ONO. May es--.joc
Wood pitchcd his first game as II
memher uf rhe Cleveland team to-day.
aud his first game since husuS.. laia.
New lork winning. ! /" 3. New York
naic eleven hits On hi,n IN eight in
rinEs. hut several Of them were in
hcld scratches The score:
New lOri. Cleveland,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
SENATORS TIE WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. Nay "f-irarkrezs caused
w sh 'nrtOn and IhIcaco 30 sicr u,a.
to-day - the end ~ n. sixth ;nn'rc
ffith The score 'ied. - ! Tne U.s.
tors made thsir run IN ~ 'incl"s
and Mild throw by GisherE III. 70.
ais tie'i me count N ihA fourth o'
: GRO: and passed ball. ari Frlscn B
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

My: sl'.;ss- 500. 50 won; pl.vna. 10,
tMcr!sr $G.tn ~ "c,ocL: SIN t.ady in3
!Dishmonl. stSy. third. Time, I:ol Broom
f"ddl.r. Niols Bonnic Also ran.
oD"wd. ~ Choose, $50" $50 s. TO- van:
r.nrhc"; Jos uienoycrp. SIS, -, $50. second:
rur"n. los tNingfriiI. SCR" third Time
~ L., i'@"up"r". Waterproof Gin Field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
CARDS DEFEAT BRAVES

BoSTO% MAY IS st Louis closed
as first Eastern swing to-da, II! Do.
fcEiinC Boston. : 10 l. iro1k allowed
BOSTON oni, TWO h5.s . single and
iovblo G. Louis vs. aided ira its
c-l-r hy Boston arrrrS ,rd ininrrvc.;
~ opportunities wiih t''ucly ni-,i0r
Cruise home fuu iH tn" oiEhth in
nf-E ra- the longest Ia; fycr made .t
fEr-FsE fiT'l Tn. sgC--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
rs,.lr q y Is l;i' 1'"-.'s y
'S,ttrG Tor SaGnr IN fourth.
'SF.ttd for Srthu"pn IN As
S4itrd for Davenport N 0Gih.

'EstlrI ."' Parks IN ninth
score b." innings T..
Boston ............. al
- Louis ... ....., = q 4 e
>1n'msrE Erro!s-sii.l.r "a nhson ;'nnn
son. rau'ctto. Earned F3.-s-.S,. Louis. =.
.ct.on :. T~o.hase hits -I,rv-in. Tohii' P
s.ii ruope- Austin. scott. Three r-Sr hit
-G1lror. SaCrI'i,- nii.- Lewis - i+aiui.
tor. ricoror E.inrr. Doubt. play Harril-
ton . SEVERED 70 Austin &" PGul-'t".
Passed D. i'-ScIersiG. stolen bssrs-iohr-
son = WILD pitch-Sotnorou. Bases On
..li--cr Mrrs :. ri Bede-. 5. on Shors. !.
ri's-of So,hc~"r. IN inning: IN M=yS
in joining OF H-,n!ltcu. IN .l-7 innings
"G la cnpor, in - innings: ~ E.d.r.
IN ianiurs. Len nm hHS.E--,S' Louis. Il:
E'.to- -tru'. uIl--Nr rsrSs. Tirnc
. ", l rm.Lrt. tinrrn and ,,MsN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

\ r"usIorr.ble portion Of III" cornell
l. uircr-Ii gymnasium building and
the Soh"" litoDf Memorial ha:. been
q ~-r 81 equipment in order 20 ma 81
rorfn Tor fnc barracks of the men who
--" @rr.Fiug - Ithaca for courses in
tie @rHGt.ut = VIA ion school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
Totals..3i N:I / T"isls....-r -
Stated FOR F'aci, IN eighth.

So"r" t., 'u1iurs Y
chicago ... " " " - q y!
New York -..-...-. % q q ! -
Suurnsi-. Errors IeidNr. f-tRck. HON"
I'm nono-;som S,rri:t' hit l;""crtson
S.-rifc, AZ Flcichr-. l,muh,N play Mann
New Y"r-. .. chicago. :, FIRST h!s" 81
errors New York Eases hallS-uf
Sestou. IN rrc7G"rsasi iii;S 30 81.
ton. N innings si,t ny pitch:r-"S
Soztou. tNsrEucl S'rur- uut--by From
dsrcas' Nr'rr'' iisr"n and tluirlry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Totals - - n vu,s...-e. =
$3.50 for Nlllrr I'M ,Lrhrh

S'o-' b' fn"'1r> =
Pittsburgh .....-..... e n-I
3 sr,nrrs-s Erro-s Rlsro" r. M;ll.r rh"oe.
~" III N"srry % W-En,r Snc'jf""
rits- psub"r' 80 Rrirf stolen h-se.
Juhus.cu ic'. Nowro, ~. St~uE.' Dcrh'e
-fayt NrCa-ib' tr Hirtns % E-irf. !j'r--
~, 20 Olson p'trr 'u ''ui-haw TO r. uhu-'
Iet' on ltsrs-l ',t'sbuSsh. 8 Rruokiyr. s
hltN-o' 'iiti"r ir Innings. SasrS
crs-d ; Sfrv~b OUT ny Miller. !, ~ Mar
Hu--.i :. Tnpf-.s RE end c~th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

rio rrrcft ina; Il: Eorris Williams
81 national sinRlrY tennis champion.
had '.il"d 20 DaYs rhr physical tests
10: *hfn r2iru % Tho PIa'tsbure train
ir2 GaWD +rn..-a "a have been based
Nr"n u'i.!ufDrmaiiou williams IN =
f"i'cr7 ~ - The National Tennis asso-
'.ii"u D"cnr" states that he has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

passed an examinations and * study
in: and training Tor an army officers
commission he Is ,unnaic to. 'cc2un,
,pr the report thai II" WIS rejected by
III" .nhNs;cal board OWING :" wca'! frei.
" Williams puts II. "fic has had foot
n"nits .;,lcd upcn him MANY times IN
more serious matter RI war prepared
ucss."
ricrr: Msurom. M sh.r,., Ms,rsur,
ismrlaic . tour 70 ~, rreih' Coast l'"torc
@ Msa ,"s"" H$ G"5" tx .G r.. "i 4 wca I'D
.: HI. gan;cs. Nc Won n! wAr'' and III;
omitted ~" safety o.wr's who competed
w"lt., c,?chr,,n win .cNhtn,, s,,.,bc nos.
"G.h Mh% ss.h.n ; In "'.m. a,alr
chsmnicn. viii "rn"s" h'm.
-, .',sn' st ,hs !a,cc,,gs.l9gsl l..s;u. <Hnf.
VIZ VIZ III na 'nn Tyn t ,, i" H ag any ~
champions .: the l,aguo
n nc %mtr ~ ~, A.@5s en h*H ~" I'm" 'I I@
.fSadlna ~ SnnH ha n6Ysar OF e S iyT MI i"
On me, ~" mn@ !" cn, r"!i
E,so ires,u,.. ~ tho ,SnH SnaT ho VS. T.
i In" In nm ,n,, Hsi" !'9Ma3s ro" w!'n
q: 70" ~ q, '4Srysri, ''" ''''''' aus lot
Harvard athletes VII" h.vc rr~N through
the ~" ~ "tht"t'g hPttl"f ~ Eo'u" instance,
vary camp. y. NUrris Nliia',s, III" rational
i"nEL- champion, "Sa turned LuNNn- Il, cAug"
his foot had mirror dcr.,Is try'n tn, stand
toinr 90 army r'GG'rrr,ahts.
Two ,n"i" uo'A5i" Harvard athlo,cs who
implied or r!s','Dnr. and fHiirI 10 ur
-""r ~ r.rn," tE-.s IN" football 4uG
u. seh-i si,r. aT'l ti'il Moore. IN" S'ar
srTiH'r'. Fhclr +E" ,"hl'n is har-f-' 9,Ov.
M confinement m.iub.!-,liy iu e.
foNrrnm"nt camp. SaN' jh"h such low
a. lsr tod.
With many Of tho athletes Of 81
country irving TO get in,b
branch 81 N. army service. n - only nt'iur
ana proper tnai ~" pii' h"rs ,.Ii hout control
should loin IN" avi,t ipn c.rUE
I'd r.an,to. ;h- toruc, iiu;fnlo rca n,tcho-.
y 40" iuN..ht"r d"uti.', ard 6, ura".
'l'lNS HiH profession. -" has decided l,ui
20 report =" Detroit. winch cub purrha .rr
hi~ release from EidSwhy. Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

harvard athletes VII" h.vc rr~N through
The ~" ~ Ilhi"t'l rRtil"H ~ sow" tnstalc",
'atcG % '"rn:i.nc" =, TN" 'i-tt;tu:I Nni-
Vary c1inH. y Nurris NIGIia''is. thc national
!"nri- champion. "ss Jyru't down Il, cAug"
his feet had mirror dcf',Is tTy'u ;hr stand
i'oinr 90 army r"1G'rr r.ahls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

summary Err"reiri,p, Roth. CiuIsto
TwO-bSsc hit-Sh whsy Three -bY hits
r'cknf: rEh. Roth Sacrifice hi;--Sha ~.
k"N. NAiscl. puuhlc plI x-Spcahsr 10
Chairman. 'harTau Wumys:an.S 20
'iuist". Eases on nails-on Moot J: OF
Shr WhcN. Struck "ui-hy WOOD |: u,
ShH wN..H. e. lmiirr>. Evans snd it"ri1rty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Min many Of tho star athletes az th
""untri trying TO got in.s sonin srcoiai
branch Of IN. army service. n - only ni'iur
and pror'r 'ngt IN" pitchers ,.Iihout control
should loin IN" All, tiUn cErTE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

I'd i.ah,to. ;hr t"rmcr buffalo l;cd vtchc-.
y 10" iuiI.'ht"r d"n,i.'. aun g., ura".
fl'luS HiH profession -" has decide. l,ni
20 report =" Detroit. winch cub uurr Iva 80,
hi~ release from EidEwny. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

The fnHl 'ic rf The Glasgow charity
z ~ "yrr""' i'inn. ana The last aanc 81
fh+ -'St'i-i soccer ~casnp. Vas decided
%cE ~ - HElUDder Park bet wceu the
-rfi t-H i.c"EG' champions, the tclt'CS.
ena nc famous .Fos'C'.; team. 9uoou-
F@r- IH~ Latter team won. 80 Il.
Fif' 'noGranh pnOpi" saw the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

oft" knahc get away to an inaus-
p'cious start a. ,hc Richmond manager
Yesterday. However. it probably viii
require s"uc tim" Tor III" local club
to 81. Soir: again. if 'pep" Nill 'uyn
tho ;ricn. Nnaho should lie winning
Shortly. according 10 reports from
Providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
oi--irn "a;
rh"iadsipni-
rl.ladeph,a

rInriuUEr ID ~ n Z, -,
rhtladeIuh!a
Sgmmsr! E''o'f, .Tr"h Nop, a. Gan
'fn,l Si".rn nss" Rau"rorr lie" on n.sre
-Fh'tah"inhia. :. 'ur!ru-fi ~ I,-nad
Llu' iEi'ao.iph.'. :. tiueinrs'! Two-
n''' mis- Seal" iiancrufr S,ocs Th-co
iTt- NJ n"Tr' N"m" -CnSe, HIS
on Mitchell. IN 3 iun!rts: on hn.t,.r
ln ~ inn!nES "h Flo in timing ~
Ncs-n. IN inning S''u". rui =, O,sc r.
t"f II, ~, Ni'ch+n hy Er-,z.r o. b,
.,'' ifa.c on hsllS on caschgNr 3. ~
'h3"l, 'l-pd"ru'' Tine. h"nr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

i'srr; l." Core. Of Y.ls. h. 'rtncd ~"
tSr'n' ,nrpt tnich rEoutd CATS" lot
az 10Y at Harvard!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

rctaI>....SS I I. =; IL Totals. 5 Il :; /,
hsttcd for ENaus N seventh.
liiaiicd Tor Wu"J III eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

W"lk"r Cochran win exhibit - tho nos.
ton Nthl"t:, 3sSoria lion W"dUosa@N
ntsht nathan hsp national amateur
E EanricI. viii urp"s" him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

PnsI.d'f9nis -
I"trolf y f.. I'll
na-t nr sr.1ecr ves"h pu,n ns'sy
rh'r"-.i.>- nH.-s'rCut Cobt, Mcir.i,
Si"i"n ta'"- Grover s.rriho. -Cbrh
-'"""i" " Jorn.cn. Douh'' play. H.ii-
nan Z" Sp'u".r. WI't 30 M'inoir P,,-. M
u ''e. 'r 7; l"hUsOr I m E.-bn'd ! on
'pnnneh'.n. - Hnisnd, ! - - tone,
t'h' 81 y i,hrs"r. tn 'nnins 80:
'nnHlnzn1r. IN il.a Inning IN 'soiand
W =. lnnins IN .. .f"nes n al-7 f..
g,nrS F,tn'k "m-hY 81 lehman 1 ny
10 lone, n~f. IN rhIiad-Ip
i"'r"i'. tinpir-. o.lUuYhun ma
i'i'trbr-Ud ltn." 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

d. slant At TN" lutc'n.tIoUsl Les gus sand
'nE hi -ca-un WvUi'i .Aii - 1851 aUNgu'lr
wtso that r.; pcrryaus it~ons Mere IN.
cha mi'iunS -: the l.HEu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

In another column there is y su:-
c cstion tina; probably could We taken
to heart hy local nYcnatcs who de-
size :" regain tho SuriI"it and conf
derco Of Richmond fans. E"th Will
I've nrcsssary " there Is 1" to amy
incroas" in Attendance dV'inc thc AZ
proc ching home series
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Score H. innings r.
New Work. .......... 1 a.,
Cleveland u q q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Tho COUNTRY cub az Virginia IL lead
lnr local 'luhS in Iu effort tn asSisf
the tcd t"uSs. and cNt'cr'f 90 proI dc
: substantial contribution 80 the iuud
as result OF tho golf tournament
soon l" he started there In" plan
IS ono ths, wisht Well be commended
20 Other ncal clubs. MarH clubs
throughout tic North already arc stas-
ing such benefit Journeys
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-11-23
4ty

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that con-
tract has been let for the construction of a
sanitary sewer main in r.. Milwaukee Avenue,
from Eighth Avenue TO Spring Avenue, aud
that statement showing the amount of
special assessments chargeahle to the lots
and parcels of real estate benefited sai7
sewer pipe or sbutting on the streets through
which the said sewer pipe lines are to be
constructed is now file with the city
clerk; that all parties who desire TO pay
the special assessments on presentation OF
the proper certificates are hereby required
to die their notices to that effect with the
city elsEk before the expiration OF thirty
days from the date of this notice that the
city will issue its six 90 per cent annual IN
terest coupon bonds payable n annual in
sediments for an amount to cover the Spe-
Cial assessments which the parties owning
the property do not elect TO pay on tbs pre-
sentatiou Of the certificates In the manner
stated. said bonds will be charged upon
the particular lots only against viii. spe-
Cial assessments are levied.
Dated November 23, 1917.
a. V. BRTGHsM.
41w2 City Clerk.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-11-23
COMMON COUNCIL.

Regular meeting, November goth,
,oI7. at Wauwatosa, 1880 o'clock pm.
Present - Aid. Hanson, HAYES,
tones, Krafczyk, Marquardt, Not
bohm, Whip, Wright.
President of Council Hanson in the
chair.
On motion of Alderman Hayes, the
reading of the minutes of the last
,neeting was dispensed with and min-
utes were approved as printed.
The various bills and payroll were
then introduced, read and referred to
committee on Finance.
Bid of First National Bank of Wau-
watosa for the purchase of SIS, 100000
Of City of Wauwatosa Street I'M
movement Bonds, Third Series, read
and referred to Committee on Finance.
The Board of Public Works report
that pursuant to the Official Notice
nublished as required by law for pro-
nosals for furnishing material and la
bor necessary for laying Sanitary
Sewer in East Milwaukee Avenue
from Eighth Avenue to Spring Ave
nue in the First and Fourth Wards
of said City, bids and proposals were
received at the office of the City
Clerk until 7:30 o'clock in the after
noon of Monday, November 5, 1917,
and thereafter publicly opened.
That said bids and proposals are
returned herewith.
That the bids received are as fol
lows:
Reichert Construction Co.-8-inch
Vitrifed Pipe Sewer inc. manholes,
1924 1-2 per foot.
Joseph B. Forrestal Co.-S-inch
Vitrifed Pipe Sewer inc. manholes,
$2O2 per foot
Herman Hohensee-8-inch Vitrified
Pipe Sewer, inc. manholes, $1.87 per
foot
Geo. E. Zimmermann-8-inch Vitri-
fed Pipe Sewer, inc. manholes,
$l.49 IA per foot.
That the lowest bid received is as
follows:
Geo. f. Zimmerman, $1.49 Ia.
Your Board of Public Works would
therefore recommend that the proper
city officials be instructed to enter
into contracts for doing said work of
improvement, and submit herewith
a resolution which is recommended
for adoption.
Resolution awarding contract to G.
E Zimmerman was adopted.
Be 1t Resolved by the Common
Council of the City of Wauwatosa
that the City Clerk be and he is here
by directed to carry out on the tax
roll of the City for 1917, the expense
of Oiling certain streets in said City,
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ORDER LIMITING TINE TO PRESENT
CLAIMS AND NOTICE TO CREnIrORS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-MIl.WA
County-County Court n Probate,
In the matter of the estate Of Theodore
Baehr. Deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
Theodore Baehr. late Of Wauwatosa. in said
county of Milwaukee, deceased, having been
Gully granted TO Bertha Baehr by this court
II is ordered, That the time from the date
hereof until and including the first Tuesday
Of June. \. y. 1918. be and the same is
hereby fixed the time within which all
the said Theodore Baehr de-
ceased, shall present their claims for
animation aud allowance;
tt is further ordered, That all claims for
necessary funeral expenses. for m. expenses
al the last sickness OF the decedGnt and for
debts having a preference und'r the laws
of the United states which are presented
within sixty days hereafter be Examined and
adjusted by said court at its courtrooms in
the courthouse in the city of Milwaukee. in
said county. at the regular term thsreof sp-
pointed to be held on the frst Tuesday Of
February. 1918, and All such creditors are
hereby notified thereof;
IL is further ordered, That all other
claims and demands OF all persons against
the said Theodore Baehr deceased. be ex-
amined and adjusted before this court. az
it's Courtrooms in the courthouse. in the city
of Milwaukee. in said county at the special
term thereof appointed to he held on the
first Tuesday of August. 1918, and All cred
itors are hereby notified thereof:
IL further ordered That notice of tie
times ana place ar which said claims and
demands VIII be examined and adjusted as
SIofSsdiut ana OF the time AbONe limited Tor
said creditors to present their claims and
demands. be given ~ publishing q copy of
this order and notice for three consecutive
weeks. once in each week, in the Wauwa-
tosa News, a newspaper published in the
county OF Milwaukee. the first publication
to be within fifteen days from the date
hereof
Dated this 18TH day Of November 1919.
BY the Court;
JOHN c. KAREI..
County Judge.
PERRY 4 PERRY
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Of the advisability of requiring all
dogs to be muzzled and on request Of
Aldermen Krafczyk the Chief of Po-
lice related an experience with the
owners of a dog which had been re-
ported as being vicious.
A petition was filed asking that the
ordinance passed and dated June 9th,
1898, requiring the muzzling of dogs,
be enforced.
There being no further business,
and on motion of Alderman Wright,
the Council adjourned.
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We learn from the Cape Girardeau
Republican that a farmer of Millers-
Vile, that county, drove into Jack
son, the county seat, the other day
carrying in one automobile and one
wagon products of the farm which sold
for 81. $50 cash. The by-products con-
sisted Of wool, feathers. poultry prod
ucts and garden truck. Time was
when the average farmer would not
have fooled with any of these prod
ucts, except wool, considering them
good for use by the womenfolks in
trade at the village store-as, indeed
they were. But the world is calling
for the products and by-prOducts of
the American farm as never before,
says st. Louis Republican. The farm
er who neglects the call and allows
things to go to waste for which there
is an active cash demand is the one
who win still have a mortgage on his
place instead of a tractor and an auto
mobile.