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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
cHANcEnY TRUST DEEDS.

Rosa Rornstcin ct vir to Richcson &
crut CT trustees. :ox56 feet. known
s2.ois. "'"er'"' street May d. 1917
Samuel II. Carter to Chewing G.
R Re trustees. ~ feet | IL inches by
Street; also 20xlia feet. known as 1909
North First Street April 4, 1917: 1909
Mary 4. Gtannics ct vir to Chewn
west line of Boulevard. 30 feet north
Of Marshall Street: also 21x1293-4 feet
known as 24o3 Grove Avenue. May 81.
:, Willie Johnson c, ux. TO Clarence s
Wallerstein. trustee 16x75 feet. known
rs S2s st. Paul street. May 90. 1917:
Lula s. Bass to w C. Rlanton. trus-
tee, % Sc by i22 feet. known az 100
East Canal Street. April %, 1917:
Edgar w. Rowles to George ]. Ben
son; trustee. +Sxid9 - feet north line
Man srss ee i fee, ee we spF Of ne
berry. street. May :. 1917; .2.o7i.
- r: J; Beatt dn ct ux to L; F. Schmidt.
May 1. 1917: s26,Ooo.
IL II; Mann to d. =; Bragg. trustee,
Street. between Richard and BaldinE
Streets May ~. 1917: s1aa,12.
and ~ ct NV to H ssn;
south OF Main Street. May Is. 1917;
Z. y. Davenport ct al. to Rose e Rose
trustees. 4sx120 feet east line of North
Avenue. LA feet south Of Roberts
Street May Is, 1917: sS4S.
b. II. Gray TO r. V. Whtehurst ct
ais. trustees. 3oxl3o LIZ feet east
Main Street. May 10. 1917: $4,000.
Belle r. Jackson to NJ. l.. walker.
trustee, 25xs9 feet known as 1904 First
Street May is. 1917: 1871.
Jessie a. Il tombstone ct ais. to
Ieicheson & Crutchfield. trustees. 30x175
feet. known as 3604 East Broad Street.
May ~. 1917: s2.l2+
w. Zacharins 10 G. l.. Denoon. trus-
tee. 50N120 feet east line Of Colonial
Avenue. 100 feet north OF Beverly
Street. May II, 1917: $3.50.
Emma Smith to Paul c. Rudd. trus-
tee. 32XS6 feet, known as 9I6-9lS West
Leigh Street. October 10, 1917; $3.50.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Atlanta. ii. tMorys'. sa.so sa4o. $500.
won: Killarney. II: tBuNtonI. $40. $3.50.
second; SILK Lady. IL. (DShmouI. s3.20.
third Time. - 3-5. Amelia. Redwood.
sister Noontidc Sazanany karahcmanh.
Mistress Polly. Bimeby. Scmper Idcm also
ran.
Second racc-six furIonss--Kinncy. 40
Connolly. sl!io. $40. s3..o. won; tiipse,.
George :li5 u!anov"rI. .3.:0 $40. second
George. tI5 tlianovcrl. sac $40 second :
II;lS; Sanysmins. Dimitri. Billy Joe. Uncle
Third racc.-nyc tnrlonEs.-Jav Bird. 10,
SSwssr> ms tconnollyl; $3.50. $3.50. second:
Time: l:oi Honey Dew. King. Trovato.
Fourth racc--milc and an eishth--Eilison.
lc1 houder,. $l..S0. $50. $40 won;
Emerson Cochran. 1913 tDishmon). $3.50,
$3.50. second: Lady Rotha, loT iGoosc)
y y,i,,;r ,hirI. r. Timc l:5t -: Embroidery.
sll&;io, sS.lo, out. won: j. j.. Murdoch. liz
!klcrEerl $50. out, second Marion Goosby,
~ tlianorcrl. out. third. Time, 1888 20.
sAiorXs,. .aio. $3.50, $50 HaoS Won: fhocion:
o. 'WinEnsid!, sil 20. $3.50. second: CAL
ward DR.. Samuel. Feuro. The Grader also
ran.
>, seventh race--miln and seventy yards
beauty Shop. loi tMurnhyl $3.50 $50
..3' 80 Won: Aitadir. To-: tCarroin. $3.50.
Ni"o. second Guidcpost lis (Goosel, $40,
third Time, SO Is. Woodthorn, Easel,
mating. Jovta', Sun Maid also ran.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCIERY TRANSFERS.

J. II. Chambcrlaync, trustee. to SAM
uel Il. Carter. - feet lie inches by 6S
feet known AS 40 North First Street /:
also 2OXlla feet, known as 1909 North
First street, April :: 1911; $3.50
4sxi7?3-t feet north limo of Main
street. l?5 feet west OF Strawberry
street. May !. 1917; tax, $40: $40
II. H. V. Tarrar ct ais. TO Mrs w.
Zacharas. 5ONl20 feet cast limo of
Colonial Avenue. 400 feet north OF
Beverly Street. May 5, 1917; $500
q. J. Sands ct IN. to q. H. GRAY 40
by 1870 LIZ feet cast line OF Boulevard
between Main and Cary Streets. Ma,.
Is. 1917: tax. s1l.a0: $40.
Samuel J. Molten ct ux. to Wills
Johnson ct ux.. l6x76 feet, known as
S23 st. Paul Street. May ~. 1917:
The Real Estate Loan Deposit Com
block IN virginia Place. May 1i.
Jessie a. X. Johnston. 30x16h feet,
known as 1904 East Broad Street May.
u. 1917: tax. s1.60: $40.
Robert c. BayltsS. subtrustce. to r..
l.. Simmons. 81 feet IL inches, by
III feet north line Of Cary Street, So -
feet east Of Strawberry Street May
10. 1917: $1,000.
Mnhieman & ,Kayhoc to Elizabeth
known as 3024 KensinEton Avenue
May 15 1917; 1880
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WOODBlNE RESULTS

rd M'r1 iS ss Jra .,a w "a ,.! ~
won. ENhortcr. 100 ,i.fico,tt si.so 81 80.
third. Time. LIZ 10. Raider ,ctrola.
Ava froNat", Maih"ur, NclIi. C.. christub"l,
Frascuio and Luggage ais" ran.
SCGpnd-!iyn fnrl"nes- Lady Ellen. los
Herbert, ia tParrtng,oni. 50 $, second !.
Bin Livingston, los tCrumpb. $50. thirG
Time 1903 -. Near pepper Wichlak., and
Vintage also ran.
Third--SiN furlouss--Corn Broom I.l
o,urtisl, $50 $3.50. $40 Won Princess
Fay, 100 Cousins Sll.3O $3.50. SECOND .
Gartlcy 10 tMcDonald', So ih!.d Time,
J :l". Nin"t"hd. k"ch Post. iiEhCla~s
Flame. OId Reliable V. " fIuni"y ~.
rome. Athena Detention ami Mcbride also
rai!.
.four,h.-mile and quarter nanovin 1903
stone l0I Lybc!. out third rimc.
10 -. Puts ana Calls also ran
tiith--about tW" niles Bauy BAY. IiG
tp'Connort, $50, $3.7o $3.Go< Won: Stu,co.
:" CLARK -, 50 50, second. Siuuhcrvr l3H
H.andryl. 'll. 'hlrd. Time li7 a. Eu-
Court and Idle Michael ais" ran
caea io7 GyRSi ;%SS%ys 7Sr9 sg73 M INA
iiuHN nscr TO- tMerimcot. SIS. $3.50. Soc
ono B"E"r. ll% D'aecyi, s%sn ;hird Time.
) 81 20. RuEEhTouUG, EutUu". Zodiac. TITO
iarhrusb, old Pop and 'hEn"naGc also ran.
seventh -milc aud siNi"citii--Rcuu. III:
,:Siierlins,; 'iS 20. $50 second, Ocesn
- J - Flying foct. La,k Reeves cbolus
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NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS
TO MAINTAIN PLAYER LIMIT
President Tenor Denies Report Tint
Clubs in His League Would
Reduce Playing Stan.
IBy Associatcd Press. ]

By Associated PrcSS.
CHICAGO. May 23.-Thc player limit
Of twenty Two mon will be maintained
by the National I.caEuc. President John
i. Tcner announced to-day, in denying
reports at Il meeting Of tho National
Baseball Commission that tho league
teams would reduce their playing
StaTs.
August Herman. owner OF the Gin
rnnati Nationals, and chairman of the
National Commission said that rumors
that the league would rctrcnch were
without foundation.
The commission disposed Of several
minor league eases during its four
hour session, ana adjourned until to-
morrow. II is generally believed that
the commission will suggest policy
Tor the major league clubs to pursue
during the war. out Chairman Hermann
declined TO make any statement to-
night regarding the questions TO be
considered.
The claim OF the New York club. of
the National League. against the To-
ronto International League club. for
$1,000 for the sale OF Player Cooke
WAS allowed. rnc Chicago National
League club was awarded Sa26 from.
the Atlanta club. OF the Southern AS
ISOLATION. in the ease involving Pitcher
Seaton. Decision was reversed in the
petition of the Washington club. of the
American League club against The Los
Angeles club, OF the Pacific Coas,
League. iuv6I.inS $500. the draf,
price Tor Pitcher Love, now with the
New ork Americans.
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UNITED STATE CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Iritchard, Knapp and Woods In at
tendance,
Case argued yesterday:
No. 1526-Irvin Jerrett ct al. plain
tits In error, vs.. II. Ogden Kelsey ct
al. defendants In error: error to the
District Court at Charleston w. Va.
Argued by George W. McClintic. Of
Chnrlcston. for tho plaintiffs In error.
and by l.. G. Harrison and Buckncr
Clay. of Charleston. for the defendants
In error. and submitted.
Case In call to-day:
No. l512--J. 6. Taylor CT al. plain
TINS In error. vs. the United States, dc :
PENDANT i'm error: error to the District
Court At Charleston. S. G. To he ar
gued by Arthur II. Young, of Charles
ton and T., l., Ashill, of Lexington. S.
G.. for the plaintiffs in error. and by
Francis II. Weston. United States At
torncy. of Columbia. and j. Waite.
Waring. Assistant United States At
torney. OF Charleston. for the defendant
In error.
George W. McC'lntic and L. c. liar
rison. OF Charleston, W. Va, were ad-
mttt"d TO practice as attorneys and
counSelorS in this court.
Court Will convene this morning at
10 o'clock.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following case:
No. l50l-Eugene l.. Younge. plain
TIT in error. w. tho United States Of
America. defendant in error; error to
the District Court at philippi w Va
Opinion by Judge pritchard. Affirmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
BARTON HEIGHS WINS TITLE
Take Finnl Championship Game From,
Hufftcr by To .


The Barton Heights School athletes
added another championship to their
string yesterday afternoon, when they
defeated the Rutfncr school nine by
the score Of To 3. The game was the
final one for tho Barton Heights nine,
ana incidentally gave the suburban
school the championship OF the III
Grammar School League.
The lineup of the teams was as
follows:
Barton llciEhts--Wyatt. third base:
Collins. second base; Rcams, pitcher:
watson, left field: 1,u Hey, catcher:
Green. hrSt base: Guvcrnator, short
stop: Hopkins, right field: Stevenson,
center field. Rufncr-Hollady, pitcher;
u. Robinson, second base: Lawson
right teld: II. Robinson. left field; Grim,
first base: SiEcl. third base: Sternon'
center field; Cooley, short stop; Elicit,
Score by innings: r.
Ruffncr :........... Of oOo1lnO-3
barton Heights. q u OF u 0 NJ
Barton Heights recently captured the
h"id day Of the as school. and pupils
ana teachers arc proud OF the athletic
record of the school
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Richeson & Crutchneld. trustees. to
w. A. Meredith, o2x52 SO feet south
east corner Main and Mulberry Streets.
May ~ 1917; s795.
Richeson e Crutchfield. trustees to
w. A. Meredith, 22x52 Sc feet south
east corner Main and Mulberry Streets.
May 81, 1917: $3.50.
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
trustee. to W. J. Gilman. lS0xI3O feet
cast line Of boulevard, between Main
and Cary Streets. May IL. 1917; $3.50.
lie Roy e. Brown ct ais, trustees. to
Laura Williams. 33xll9 feet known
as 9i6 Tulip Street. May 10. 1917;
Wallace + Brown. trustee. to viii
liam II. Parker. ~ LIZ by 9ll-t feet.
known as 1709-ll East Franklin Street
May /. 1917; sG,7S5.
W. G. crenshaw. trustee. to c. n.
Davenport ct ais, 4SXl@0 feet. known
Sl.097.5O.
Richeson & crutchf1eld. trustees. to
Harry Adelanski. 1928 by 90 feet
known as 21l0 Q Street. May %, 1917;
$500.
Connolly & Chapman trustees to
Mrs. o. T.. Friend. 2S.2xl42 feet, known
as 1927 West Marshall Street. May 10
1917; $3.50.
c. II. Sutton. Jr.. trustee. to Joseph
\. Perry. 26Xl02 l-2 feet west line OF
Belvidcre Street. between Main and
Cary Street. May 5. 1917: s7S4.
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LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSE.
BUT OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
Home of Mrs. &. W. HnRue In South
Richmond Visited by Frank
iah bolt.

Members OF the household of Mrs.
e. w. Hague. widow residing at
seventeenth Street and Auburn Avenue.
South Richmond. had n narrow escape
from death on Sunday night. when the
house was struck by lightning
How they escaped being killed by the
bolt remains mystery. and why the
house was not burned is still unac-
counted for. With the exception Of a
rev charred places here and there. the
house is not damaged
The family had just retired when
the lightning struck the north side Of
the house. and inflicted damage 10 the
STATE roof. 1t ran across the dwelling
and struck the window of the room
occupied by Mrs. J. g. Horner, mother
or Mrs. Hague. shattered mirror in
she room and scattered small fraE-
ments or glass over the bed.
The bolt continued down the south
side Of the house and struck the door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
OLD CONFEDERATE
TOOK BLACk-D RAUGHT
TuliahOma Man Says Regular
Use Of ThedfOrd's Black
Draught Brought Relief,
After Other Mcdi.
zines Failed.

Tullahoma, Tcnn.-Nlr. ]. S. Kelly
an old Confederate veteran, of this
place. writes: 81 suffered for two
years with Indigestion and torpid
liver, and had three doctors, first
and last. Finally, tho third doctor
said ne had done all he could do.
ana my daughter said could not
get well.
sent TO tho drug store
he sent me IA 50-cent bottle OF
-" guaranteed to DO the
work. and then to get an
action from my bowels had to take
dose Of Thcdford's Black
Draught
Then ] sent to at Tul,a-
homa and procured a Io, of Black
DrauEht and began using same
regular and nothing else. So
began improving and got right IN.
anu am now at work on the farm.
and fully believe your medicine
saved my life, and remember am
now ~ years old and was given up
by everybody TO die"
When you feel bad all over.
stomach not right bad taste in your
mouth. head aches, bilious. etc. try
that old. reliable vegetable liver
medicine You have heard SO much
about - Thcdford's Black -Draught.
You have read over and over again
statements from grateful users, who
found it Of great relief to them in
their suffering. Try Black DrauGht
for yourself. Al all druggists
Adv.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First receive furlonrs- High Pass u.
seamstrcss. II. ,Hrody, 10 20 l. ) TO
f.. 10 J. second I'runcs. ila co. Bricni TOTO
to l.; to l. mird Time, 1905 Win.
some Vera. starry Bann"r. Albright bat
iilae. Beautiful Katncryn iechsn!ff ana
EeItWep also ran.
,!sccond--miIc sna six,eenth--o 'hict,ain 20
CTroiscl. !" 10 to {, out. Won Precise
- MORAY; u 10 ;. 10 q. on, second
ID Pond. los thmhroset, to . to
out third Time, i:a". STANLEY s also ran.
Third---stS furlonEs-Favour. u. a VII
III inti, to >. out, won: Iluipouso lug
tTr"tsc), 10 =, TO Z, out, scCoud Rirht.
20 CN arschcri. 10 to l. 20 = 10 third
Time. i:l6. Rebel and Three Cheers also
rams
rour,h--six ENTHUSIASTICALLY Whact l2S
I.iUis I24 tsIctcaIf,, { to ?, even. 10 =
s.cond: kilt. ~ CIroiseJ, !? 10 - /
10. J. third Time. I:i5 Polly J. start.
ling and Genesis also ran
i'fth--six furlongs--Owoga: l"a 'Trct.ej.
,,hhu'Taiil g. to i. 2 to /. oven. second
70 Z. third Time, l:i6; Humiliation
and irst Ballot also
sixth--fve furlonEs-Onico. liz a. 3ic-
TnGgarD. i$ TO 20. out. Won; Tor, Coat, 40
Little nsyii,, l"5 81. Garner. J: ,ol 3 70 ::
DIG Land Iubber also ran.
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The Horrible Handicap
of Poisoned Blood

matter what inherited blood faint you
may be laboring under, S. S. S. offers
hone. This remedy has been in gem
eral use for more than nifty years. 1t
is purely vegetable, and contains not
a particle of any chemical, and acts
promptly on the blood by routing all
traces Of the faint. and restoring 1t to
absolute purity.
Some OF the most distressing cases
Of transmitted blood poison have
yielded to the treatment Of S. S. S.,
and no case should be considered in
durable until this great remedy has
hcen given thorough trial. S. S. s..
acts AS an antidote TO every impurity
in the blood. You can Obtain Il at
any drug store. Our chief medical
adviser Will take pleasure in giving
you without cost any advice that your
individual case requires. Write to-day
to Swift Specific Co. Sc Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Louisa Poythress to William II. Him-
mermann. 336S acres near Hungary
Leonard a. Hitchcock ct ux to w.
Z: Hitchcock. onc-scvcnth interest In
90 acres on Nine Mile Road. ut Fair
OAKS station: May Is. 1917. $4,000.
Lucy q. Wills ct vir to Virginia
Realty and Construction Company. lots
!, s.. .. 6. Z. S. .. 10. II. IL. -. II of
subdivision on Mcchnnirsriile Turnnikc.
1917: tax $3.50. $40.
Virginia Realty and Construction
COMPANY to x. RI. Stoltz. lots I. .. 8.
Z. =. IL. IL. 10 and II. above described.
April %. 1917: tax $3.50 SO.
Edward lehman and inlda Leh-
mann to Lloyd G. Icbcrhard. 10 acres on
williamsburg Road. about IL miles
from RlChmlOnd. MAY Is. 1917. $1,000.
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HAD LIQUOR FOR SALE
J. W. Dobbins Goes to Jail and Pays
Fine for Violating PrOhi-
bitlnn at

j. w. Dobbns was fined $50 and
sentenced to serve thirty days In jail
yesterday by jury, in liustings Court.
Part H.. on charge of storing liquor
for sale. Z. ". Walden was given Il
like sentence oil a charge of transport
ing liquor and having In his possession
ardent spirits for sale and Sift pur-
poses.
Willie Mcknight. colored. was SEN
fenced to serve twelve months in Jail
for stealing chickens. Tho negro was
sentenced on two different charges and
was given six months I'm each case.
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HENnICo DEEDS or Tnrsr.

Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. to w $. Robinson tr,I,-
tee. lots {. 5. 10. containing nine acres
near Mccaanicsviiic Turnpike. Al,i II
-. 1917. $S:S.
Virginia Realty ard Construction
Company. Inc. 10 J. Lee Davis and II.
II. Davis. trustees, LOIS /. 3, .. =. =. Il.
10. IL and -. near Aiechanicsville
Turnpike. April 4. 1917. s2.I20
Lloyd {. Ebcrhard to Pollard & Bag
by. Inc. trustee, 10 acres on Will
liamsburE Road. about l-2 miles from
Richmond. May l6, 1917. $S7S5O
Miachel Urban to Edward S. and
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moldinE in the room below. which
was occupied by Mr.. IIeaton. y piece
OF the molding was torn from the
wall. over The bed of IIeaton. and fell.
striking him in the face. He was
unhurt.
Members OF Mrs Haguc's family are
not suffering from any injuries. al
though they wcre badly frightened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
CUBS LOSE TO GIANTS

NEW YORK. May 23.-New York de-
fcatcd Chicago in the first game of tho
series to-day. > 10 3 II was the
fourth straight defeat for the visitors.
New York won I'm the carly innings
by driving Vaughn out of the box.
Chicago used six former New York
N'aycrS in its hne-up. Doyle. Mcrklc
and Wilson. former Giants. and Zeidcr.
Wolter and Vaughn, former Yankees.
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ES-Pugni.t GETS New corno,,.,

NEW YORK, May 23.-Suprcmc Court
JuStirc iciGcrich to-day pcrmittc cd
Michael kurs"hus TO change his name
20 Albert Michael Delaney The ne
,''ohrr Is tw"nty-siX years Of age
lie serves the city as a fireman
lie informed tho court he uscd IN
ne Il puEiiist under the name Of sol
der Delaney" He has used This name
than his family name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
The Innocent Suffer Even Unto
the Third and Fourth Gener.
atiOns, But Relief is Now in
Sight.

1t has long been accepted as a mat
ter of course that the sins OF the
fathers must he suffered BY innocent
posterity. yet 1t is hard to become
rcconciled to this condition. Tho heri-
tage Of physical infrmity is handi-
cap under which thousands must face
the battle OF life.
ScrofuIa is probably the most no.
ticeable OF tho transmitted blood dis
orders. though there are other more
severe diseases Of tho blood that pass
from one generation to another. No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
COURT JUDGE IPH0I.DS
TIEArERS AND HtSEBtIL CI.ros

DIES MONIES. IOWA. May 2$.-At
"rrcE-f"hcral liarcncr will appeal at
once from the dee ision of Judge Perry
VINO To-Day declared Sunday baSebaII
ana sunday thratcrs legal, notwith
S,hhui'iG liaNcncr'S efforts TO enforce
Inc Iowa blue laws The decision was
mace IN cases against the manaccmcnt
OF the DcS MoiucS baseball ('I,,h ma
managers of six local thcatcrs.
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st. Louis ...............n q i.
boston ..................0 . q o-S
summary: Errors-Scott. Austin. Sister.
S"v"reid. Johnson. rwo-basc hitS-1I"op"r.
j jacobson. Sn'horon. Sacrifice hitS-Shortru
gu. Gardner t2,. Scott, Gainor. Stolen
h;t,"S,Austin. Scott. Rnmlcr. Double play
wild pitch-Shorc. BASES balls off
k""h ! "n shore. 1; on Sothor"n. :: Struck
ou'-by Shore. I; 10y Suthoron. = iiitS-oh
lioob. in innings. Left on bases st
Louis. I: lloston . Thine. lisa. Empires.
Owens and Dinccn.
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Georgia Alabama League
Dlsbands for the Season

ATLANTA. GA. Way .J,--The
''ore'h- hhbhmH League. % class u
organization. con,po.rd nf ~.
!rorSin md three AInbnma cJub.
WINS uisbhnded n meeting of
icng"r directors hero to-day. prcs;-
urh' 'pcE ''rmison cApihincd thnt
wnr conditf0us, cold ,,cn,hc, -,
the fact TINT tho league could mi
una Surrcssor to tho tri-rity's club
which turned In Its franchise ,cn
dIsbnnd.
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u,Inor. May Lo.c Boxing.

SPRINGFIELD. jill. May 20
friends Of the Illinois boxing law to-
dt% admitted that chances Of II pass.
ing The Senate are growing simmer
daily. The measure has been put over
Tor vote until May II while boxing
advocates Try 10 rally more strength.
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Totals 8 - ~ Totnls....SD b : 81
'Bsttcd for William in eighth.
IRAN for McCarty in seventh.
Totals.

chicago ............o o {. O "a
Now Yorli...............S &c -
Summary; Errors X"idcr, Vaughn Rob
oit.on. Kildun. Two-ha hiis-kiiiur.
nurns, Fletcher Three; base 'hit-Woitnr.
Homo rur-WilEon Stolen baScs- Wclt.r.
HcIzOc. Sacrifice hit-Roherts"n. Sacrifice
fi"s-Ro Robertson bo,ie ,l;c% on bascsmChs-
Chicago, :. Now York. =. Bases On balls
off Vaughn. |: on Schhpp. =. Iiits-ou
Vaughn. In J 2-3 innings. Struck out
~ Vaughn. I: Ivy Hendrix. s: Ivy Schupp,
IT, tmpir"s BYRON aud puiClcy. Time az
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
aEe):
~ TaIewell Joiley, 81. and Mable
land. ~, city
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Southern Associutio,

~ NhshNili"-- Nashville 6: Atlanta. n
NJ Chattanooga - Chatt:,noor.
Mobile tirSt cainc)
Chattanooga, >; Mobile. second
\, Momrnis-M Memphis. o; New o..
~ Little. Rock Little Rock. > Rl-.
iniuEham. g. ''''
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William S. Rose. trustees, IS acres.
near junction OF Three Chopt and
Quiossasin Roads, May 22. 1917 $500.
Lula Saunders Bass to w. c. Blunton.
trustee. &c acres on Pounccy Tract
Road. lying partly In Henrico and
partly In Goochland. May /. 1917
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HENuIco uELEAsE DEEDS.

NJ. l.. Walker. trustee. to Louisa Poy-
thrGss. 5.6S acres. near hungary
Spring Road. May 81. 1917. $500
William a. Moncuc ct al. trustees. to
Dabney &. McCann. acres on r. T. e.
+: Ry: near Staples Mill Road. May
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RED SOX DOWN BROWNS
BOSTON BATTERS HIT
S0TH0R0N AND KOOB HARD
Hitting Of Lewis shorten, Scott md
AEncw Was Great Aid to
Hub City Team.

punched nine of their ton hits in three
innings to-day. and with the help of
four ST Louis errors. won, S to 9 Eoob
was replaced by Sothoron In the fifth
after Boston had gained tive-run lead
St.~Louis got one in the fifth on. Scott's
error. Il base on balls and Sothoron's
double. In the ninth two singles and
a balk by Shore gave the locals their
Other run. koob got his first hit since
1915 The score:
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american tssOcjntjon

a, s.. Paul-S,. Paul, !; Minncapo
81 T"lcdo-Tolcdo ! Columbus. .
\, indianarolis 80 Indianapolis. 10:
tcnly three schcdulcd).
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Asks Cos, Of 1n.,n,l,nx Main.

superintendent Davis. OF tho Water
Department. was instructed by tn. Adj
ministrative Board yesterday to fur
nish the board with an estimate OF tho
cost Of installing a water main in sElm
Street between Chafiin and Taylor
Streets.