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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
NOTED pug COUNTED
OUT BY GRIM DEATH
Robert Fitzsimm0ns Died At An
Early Hour This Morning
In Chicago

Chicago, ILL.,, OCTOBER 22.-Bob FitZ-
simmons has taken his last count in
the ring. At 2:90 this morning his
final fight with his last opponent
Pneumonia, after match of five days
ended fatally for the old champion
At no time did the former heavy
weight champion give up His last
words were: am not through until I
am counted out. 7 never have quit
and never will" He was forty five
years old.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
BILLION FOR SEEING KAISER
Proposition Made BY Man in COL
orsdo: Letter to President.

Pueblo, Colo, October pa billion
dollars reward for the capture of the
kaiser is the scheme announced by
Judge G.. F. Patrick of Crowley
county, on a visit to Pueblo today. He
announced that he would lay his plan
before President Wilson.
81 am going to write to the presi-
dent that | will be one of the mil
lion Americans to offer a reward OF
81 900 for the capture of Kaiser Bill.
The billion reward will be contributed
into one to be paid to any birdman
or other person who captures the
kaiser alive"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Grieger and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gertjejansen Of Vesta
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hagen
of Belview are visiting at the home
of Fred Graf, SOC North Sixth
street, and at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spoering of North Man
kato,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
WAS SENT OUT OF TOWN
Frank Smith, Who Was Charged
With Stealing Suitcase.

With Stealing Suitcase.
Frank Smith, claiming to hail from
gu leql 9sgol!ns eql vi 9seol!ns
e SuHeols 10 9SIeqo 9Ql no eoHod
Gun 40 dn peYo!d sgM ga 'uolSu!uv
was accused of taking were found
papers indicating that it belong to a
man at a local rooming house. At
that place a suitcase had disappear
ed, and the register showed that the
man whose name was found on pa
pers in the suitcase had been staying
there. The owner was not at the
rooming house, so the suit case was
held at the police station for him.
Smith was allowed by the municipal
court to get out of town without de-
Law
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
Jack Martin's Car Attire

The Mankato Fire department re-
ceived a hurry up call late yester-
day afternoon, and an exciting run to
the home of Jack Martin, the Irish
auctioneer Mr.. Martins automobile
had caught fire but the flames were
promptly extinguished before the de-
partment arrived. No serious dam
age. ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26

With the French Armies On the
Western Front, October 23.-The La
fayette esquadrille, composed OF
American flyers, today took part in
the attack that the French made on
the German positions in the Aisne re-
gion. 1t is understood that the French
are beginning tremendous forward
movement in this region.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
Not Accepted Resignation.

Amsterdam, Holland, October o.
Kaiser Wilhelm has not yet accept
ed the resignation of Admiral Won
Cappeu, minister of marine, accord
ing to The Berlin Volkszeiting,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
Flour Plants Can Now Resume OPP.
erations to Full Capacity.
TAssociated Press ]

Minneapolis, October 23.-The food
administration of the -four division
which recently ordered the Minnea-
polls and other northwest -four mills
to reduce the output to 60 per cent of
their capacity to relieve the shortage
in eastern mills, rescinded the order
today. ETiE
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
LIBERTY BOND FOR KAISEF
But the Emperor Must Come To Wis
consin TO Cash It.

Racine, Wis, October 23.-Sub-
scriptions to the new Liberty bonds
here aggregated $3,100,000 at the
close of yesterday, according to J.
V. Rohan, chairman. This amount
is 100000 in excess of Racine's
quota. The local committee decided
to send Kaiser Wilhelm $50 bond
with the understanding that he
come to Wisconsin to cash it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
MARRIAGE License Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today
to Nicholas Engel, Sunburst, Mont,
and Francis Marie Schorn, McPher-
son, and to Engelbert Schorn, Nc
Pherson, and Anna Theresa Mccain,
Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
Germans Find Refuge in Switzerland

UNITED Press Dispatchl
Washington, October 22.-More than
10000 German soldiers have found
refuge in Switzerland, according to an
official Rome cable received here to-
day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
RAIL MEN KILLED

Passenger Train was DeraiIed; En-
gneer and Firemen Victims.
Chicago, October 23.-The Copper
Country Express, the Chicago and
Northwestern from Calumet and
other Upper Michigan points was
derailed at Mortified, Ill. Engineer
Albert Cameron and Fireman Samuel
Wright were killed. The passengers
escaped.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
Borman Again On Job.

Jim Borman, colored porter at the
Saulpaugh hotel, who was recently
cut by another negro with a razor,
was again at work yesterday and to-
dow tt8.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
STARTED UNIQUE ACTION
Mrs. Katherine Feeney Claims Griev
ance Against Film Company.
limited Press DISPATCH

United Press DnSpatcn.I
New York, October 22.-Mrs. Kath-
crime M. Feeney today filed suit for
$4,000 damages against the Eugenic
Film company in one of the most
unique suits brought in a New York
court. Mrs. Feeney said that prior to
her undergoing an operation known
rs the "Cassarian section" she agreed
that moving pictures might be taken
of the operation in the interest OF
science, those pictures to be shown
exclusively before medical societies
The suit claims this agreement was
violated and the scenes shown in a
film birth throughout the country.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
MUNITION PLANT BLOWN
Four Thousand People Were Killed;
Many More Wounded.

Washington, OctoDer zz.-fOuf
thousand were killed and ten thou
sand were wounded in a terrific ex-
plosion of munitions plant at Ste
field, Austria, last June, according to
a Rome dispatch arriving here today.
Workers who miraculously escaped
were forced by guards at the point OF
the bayonet TO return to their tasks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-26
FIXED FOOD PRICES
Harry Wheeler Gave Schedules on
Foodstuffs in Chicago Today.

Foodstuffs in Chicago Today.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch1
Chicago, October 23.-Harry Wheel
er, Illinois food administrator, has
fixed prices for sugar, potatoes and
flour. Most grocers agreed to the
prices.
1t is the first time in the history of
the United States government that a
representative has fixed a "fair' price
on certain foodstuffs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Corporation Commission
Yesterday ISSUED the following char
terS:
Legal Aid society of Richmond. Rich
president. W ncginald Walker. secre-
'ary-both OF Kichmond
fcnrico Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. Henrico Courthouse. No capital
stock. Purpose: mutual fire insurance
business u 6. Prick. president; u. a.
tortna, secretary and treasurer-both
Z + -. = Richmond
Cleaning COMPANY. Inc. Richm ond. IN
creasine Us capital stock. $4,000 TO
Amendment to charter of Wiltshire
corrugated Paper Box Company. Inc
Highmond changing its name 10 Wilt-
The Kirson Department store. Inc.
kilmarnock. Capital stock. So. 900.
Purpose: mercantile business. Mary
kirson, president. Kilmarnock: r. ..
Norris Jr, secretary. Lively.
Eastern Earning and Packing Cor
$1,000, Purpose: dealing in farm pro-
duce, etc Thomas Z. Cou!bourn. presi-
dent: X. j. b. Page, sccretary-both OF
Norfolk.
The National Civic Improvement AS
ISOLATION Richmond. No capital stock
PURPOSE: Promote and develop the vel
fare OF the negro race. Giles 3 Jack
son: president; II. II. Price. secretary
hoth Of Richmond.
Foreign charters: Cooperative Drug
COMPANY, Il Delaware corporation.
Capital stock. 100000 Rober, W.
Kline. Statutory agent. Salem. Va
Amendment to charter OF The North
River Insurance Company. a New York
corporation increasing its capital stock
from 100000 TO Soon.Q 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
Real Estate Summary
CHANCf:RY TRANSFERS.

ottilic Staudc TO William Nikoi. lots %
and -. block II. Broohland PARK June
.. 1917. $1,000.
Clarence G. Hit ct ux 10 Mice NJ.
King. ioNl25 feet east line OF Grimm
Avenue, between Essex and Hooper
streets. May -, 1911 Tax. 81: $40
Alice NJ. King to Carrie l.. HIT.
IS l3xl23 fec, north line of Cary street.
- Ii feet west Of belmont Avenue.
May %. 1917. TaM. $50, $40.
David Parsons et ux. 20 Alvin Par.
sons. lots and 1. block T., Belmont
June II. 1917. $1,000.
Henry Nctzger ct ais. 10 Nellie Bos-
quet Wie". 3IXS8 feet. known as ilS
North Twenty sixth street. June t, 1911.
Tax 81. SO.
Miriam Angle to Isaac Cohen Q, ais.
81 (" feet west lin" Of Blanton Avenue.
- feet south OF Condie street. March
%; l:i. Tax. $3.50. $40
Frank Moran 10 Anthnn. Kramer.
22xi02 feet, known as 2ll5 East Mar
shall street June .. 1917 Tax. 81 50:
SO.
Alfred 7. Goddin to George Abraham.
3rNl40 feet southeast corner Third
Avenue and Myrtle street, June $.
q. Norris shuman 9, ux. to C. f..
Grinmcll. 30Xi4J feet north line %
Grace Street. % l-3 feet east nC Cedar
street June %. 1911 Tax S23O $40.
+. W. Wilson CT ux. 20 Rober, r.
Henley, lot 6. block y. Gint.r Park
June IL, 1911 S..25O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
third Time. i,iS L.. PouShk.epsie Parr.
Baby Cal. Baby Lynch. C;ieipner also ran.
BLUE BONNET RESULTS

En-; Tac a. igrlonss-Tasolsnt 70:
,I,nnarrinEi"n,. $50. second i.l,,lc Sweeper.
Fl"cuoo,. Expression. start Right. WichalSu
Lady Gayc,y. Lady Moore. High Eotc. Sem
coma and Olga also ran.
S"cond-fnur and onc.haIf furlongs-Plca.-
ure Bent H. .CruuIp,. $3.50. $40. won: Sad
II, tco"pcrj, ..S!lc. third Time. i;"I 3D.
Mighty One. Thomas q. Brtalns Ally and
SccptT" also ran.
tMinkp. E2ito. $'5c. won Reno ics tPar.
rinr'"nb. 500. second: Fountain FAY. 100
cooper 1910. third. Time. 2:lS. Dam
rO."h. tandl" aud Starter also gan.
Added starter
Fou.,h-,wo iniles-E Early Sight. l5o CBar-
r"tp tt-G s@lO, won: Hearts Of OAK. las
tS'nith), $3.50. second. iE.ar. Ia fDai. ,.
out, third. T!,ne -? 3-5. Ehomb fell.
Observation-Disclosures. liz (Minkp. $50
$50 won: Priscilla Mullen. % collins.
SD second. Biu" hammock l!2 G.oIIu~b.
80 third Time, ~ SO Easter Lily
S"nEull and Thirst also ran.
S!xth-siK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l0I fEs,npD.
slli". $50. Won. Fairly Lcgens. il3 ,Rob-
bmSJ. $3.50 ."rond. Anita. ll3 tcollinS).
50 ~ third Tirnc, lis Us Lotus. Nour"d-
ding. King i!aPgot. Haz"inut. iomu. Blue
Fox. Merry Jubilee and Dr. Nelson also ran.
Scvcnth-mile and a fUrlong--Dr. charcot.
lHi tSt"r'ingJ. 5000. s3.3". wen: Fairly. lol
tDononusoD 1880. second. LaGy WorthinE
t"H. 10, tCrunIpI. {2.5G third. Time. Z:Hi 3-j.
ETo'SEir'. 'Iitt. RGEZHrOuVd also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
ARTHUR w. COPP DEAD
Superintendent of Southern Division of
Associated Press and Widely
known NcwSpnpcr Man,

WASHINGTON. June I2.--Arthur w
Copp. superintendent OF the Southern
division OF tn: Associated Press. died
here carly o-day. following an illness
Of several weeks. He was forty-ninc
years old.
Mr.. Comps last work as IL newspaper
man OF long experience was early in
April, when he wrote the story Of
tho safe round trip accomplished by
the American liner ST. Louis as the
first armed American ship to challenge
German submarine ruthlessncSS. Al
though somewhat i'll at the time he
responded eagerly when the call went
out for volunteer to report this
hazardous voyage. and handled tho
story with the same enthusiasm he
had shown nearly twenty years before
as "a member of the Associated Press
Spanish american War staff in Cuba
Mr.. Copp had been in the Associated
Press service for more than twenty
three years. first as teleGrapher He
was born in Madison. Wis. and will
be buried there. lie was unmarried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13

Miller Avenue. at north line of Roberts
Street June /. 1917. S3.1si.
J y Connclly. trustee. to William II.
SchwartZschild ct ais. 2lxll4 20 feet.
known as 22l East Broad street. June
IL. 1917. $4,000.
Elan 6 Funston trustees. TO V. l. y.
spot ct uN.. % LINES feet. known as
SLIGO
Chewing & BoNley. trustees. TO Will
liam T.. Brown ~ uX.. 3lXl6j feet. south
line jackson Street. III feet east Of
ST; Peter Street. June .. 1917. s20a
r; T.. Brown. trustee. ct al, to J. s.
iythGoe. lots and :. block c. West
Highland: June >. 1917. sl.77o.
r.. ; Mccarthy, trustee. to Annie y.
Steinbrccher, &c feet inches by l20 ~
ieet south line Floyd Avenue. % 3-i
Let cast OF Robinson Street. June IL.
1917. Si.24O.
+. Sirsrding ct ais. trustees. to
Isaac L. Parker. 45x9o feet, south line
or Bacon Street. 40 feet east of st
John street. June II. 1917. $40.
Isaac Caron et ais. trustees. to
OF Blanton Avenue. - feet south OF
Richmond Trust and Savings Com
pany. Inc. trustees. to Davis brothers.
inc. % feet l2 inches by 81 7-12
rect. known as GOA South Elm Street
June /, 1917. S2.3G0
Richmond Trust and Savings Com
panE Inc. trustee. 10 Davis Brothers.
Inc. % feet l-2 inches by 81 7-l2 feet.
Known as 22-22A south Elm Strcc.
June J. l:l., $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
TIIASCERY Trust DEEDS.

y. =. =. spot ct ux. 20 Elan (. Fun
sen. trustees, % l.4xl5s fee, known as
annie y s:einbreeher {, viz TO
h y: g crnieh,aeid trustees
Floyd Avenue" June il. 1917. si.l3i
: a. Meredith ct uX 20 Rich"son "
Cruichheld. trustees. lots 10 and II,
block S. Plateau. June s. 1917. $500
9 Meredith e, ux to Richeson &
Crutchheld. trustees. lot Is and por-
zion ~ lot =. block $. Plateau. June
$ q Meredith ct ux 20 Richeson x
Crutchneld trustees lot Is and portion
Of lot block 5, Plateau June s.
Harvey l.. Taylor Ct ux. TO Richeson
6 CrUtchd"ld, trustees, % feet Ii
inches hr i27 g.; feet known as 2iOi
stuart Avenue. May 10. 1911. si.72o.
"r"sts luGctne!!i ct uA. TO Richeson
lncwn as 1857 West Broad street. June
n@ber' =: Henley e; ux. 70 y l..
Gin'or Park June II. lel7. 5000.
,ieorr" Abraham TO Pollard & i5aeby.
Inc. trustees, 3o%li0 feet southeast
corner Third Avenue and Myrtle street.
William Nikel Ct ux. TO Chewing
& EoXley. trustees. lots - and -. block
y, HrooEland PARK. June .. 1915.
tee. -oNi35 feet east line OF Griffin
Avenue. 49, feet north OF Hooper
street May %. 1871 s43s.3G.
Grover =. cula 10 American Trust
Company. trustee - feet ! l-2 inches
by 100 feet southwest corner Broad and
Shafcr streets. June ., 1917. $l5,o5o.
James c Wheat 81 uX. 10 l. e
Thomason et ais. trustees. 90 feet ;I-o
inches ~ ~ 3 tce:, known as 90 and
"a south Elm street. June !. 1911.
50 GOO
James G Wheat 81 ux TO E r. Thorn
aSon @, ais trustees. q feet il-2
inches by 81 5 feet, known as 90 and
2o-A South Elm stree; June !. 1917.
So moo
Mary +. TAYLOR 10 Chcwninr < Fox
Low trustees, - l-2X30 feet. known as
2"I East Baker street May 20. 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
DEVONSHlRE RESULTS

II, T.rs' ,r;aCce,.avs :arlo"E,-Le;4 10 Gar.
ltr tMal"stic'. - tA. -. second i'rcncEy !63
lC!aYcCp. g.. third. Tinr. 1901 So piv1arG
i rraEen Glen. khaEmhneH ir!s T. Eoen-zer.
KUN Sfhfl'u. VIII soon. t'"h!ifa also ran
SeconG-S!N Observation-Disclosures. Is tMc.
bsTm"r), 800. $40. $50. "om: Verde 10
rs T., tMer!mee, $50 third Time. !l5 80
May Hock. Frank Coleman, Oid HARRY. sang
h'ng BFo"sck. a!pos'a Wardog also ran.
80 S'.'' 80 won Lady Mildred, lo7
LfoasI. $50. third Tine. 1913 81 Whit.
Crown, Ton: Edward. Cnclc Jimmie Mike
IHrlin Poppcc, Ash can, S.tt!- Walcutt.
sable WAGERING also yam.
Fourth-hr" and half furlonc.-Harry
Y. lNl tN"i's WORTH, 3 - S2.2u s. 81. won.
i.uloEy lHi tNcDcrmolD. 81. $50 second
l.anehorH". III t!Hyncsb. s2.9l. third. Time
Folly. cs.nry Matd Gay Nnirh, also ran.
j.? CMerime.). s. -. $500. = 80. wui G:0scy
Crnmpsall. II" 'Cis%ei,. .s.aD. thir,! Time
l;ii As. Grumpy. Cold Crest Boy Drynli;mah
also ran.
six,h-mic and ono-eirh,h SAVING. foi
tSchcr:crl sHs.ir. S2a2u, Sll.sr won r,nrock
l93 tkurplcIAanl. $3.50. $3.50 second Fl.u.
ron. IL, l0i tMajc~ticJ. SAP. third Time
=" ID %amlnch, Melon Patk Hayd.n
Miss Waters. Xudora Colonel Guite!tus Pin
Money. Good Counsel Rose Julic,te also ran
Sevcnth-one mil" and twenty yards-Col.
on" Matt. los Johnson>. Sls3o $40 si8o
ond: Star Shooter, ll3 CMcIntyr.). $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS
Police Reports Indicate That None
at Occupants IL Seriously
Injured.

Three automobile accidents were re-
ported 20 Second Precinct Police sta
zion last night. but in none OF the
cases was injury sustained. the cars
involved bearing the hruur
Machines driven by J. w Robinson.
q: i09 East Franklin street and j. w
Gamble. OF sos - West Marshall
street, went together a, Laurel and
Franklin streets. An automobile driven
ny X. 8oatwriCht rammed the car OF
y *. Vest. iG!2 West Grace street the
accident occurring in front OF Mr.. Vests
residence The third accident occurred
when work car OF the Virginia Rail
waE and Power Company struck an
automobile driven by Mrs. r. L. Wood
fin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
LATONlA RESULTS

First race--four and ono. hnlt :urlonrs-
Lockwood. iiO tS,c.rrS,. 81. 81 %. 81 %
iirs,; Breozy 10 Goose, til 20 $50.
..sgont: kati. canal. 10 Cianoyerl. s-l.go.
THIRD: Time. - Is. stripes. Courier. LIZ
tlo PRINCESS. Rod salmon. Sascu,a. Mig
Eun"rn. tk"ielc ml1o ran.
SocEnd--six fVrlougE--Si4tcr Emblem. l0l
tMurDnyE. Sc -, 81 and $50. first Sister
susie. loo tEsisayt. S4.2G. a. co. second:
Z! I2,nl anime. ln% 'bar'et1. E5lo. 'hird.
Irrimoro, Fnst, Tush, a, Pierce. Pleas"
Welses. sandy Lad. j. 9 We!cM. Il. II An
4elsom also ran.
,Slearn-l 81" $50 and 1910. nrs, Nepc
r~dai4f 10, G.oaiGeri I'D. thiiri '' T!,2a
iPl 80 Honolulu. Mis,ress Polly La
ToIr'h- iull"-DadGy Holhor, ioa CMar-
I'm se2o $40. 81 nrst; Dorothy Dean.
piG Miss. he ,morG's Day Emerson Coch-
ran ~" Grader. Jane Straith. Nary II
Ff,h-m!le and Observation-Disclosures los
.ec'H" Srrpas-ins III GOOSE. se.aC. third
TIM -, Primo Mover. allen Gain, Mary
S!&th---!% :urioEgs--PurGy. u. GENTRY.
y, $40. - 80. nist. BT!hed Voter To-.
,ii:o44e.rl 'iso sa.io second sarsyn.ng.
. stone. Mikc, %o5i.man Paramount Dr.
bt'l"N ana H"S"fr" also ran.
- e5 ih-irt!e and s!Etccnth-C!ir
suna,sd i"5 'Murpsy, $50 ia76' se.ord
Time - - netehclor Ho',dy HowGy.
jonu Hum" and VIII Do MISC ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
Dcnth of Ml.. Lucy Carter Mcclure.

Miss Lucy Carter Mcclure. daugh.
ter o! the late Rev. Francis Howe
Mcclure and wife. Mary Willing Har-
riSoa. of berkeley, died at her home in
wildwood. Clarke County. June 5. IN
tn" screntr-saventh year Of her age.
She is survived by two brothers.
William II. Mcclure, of Halifax coun-
". end J. Edward Mcclure. Of Mill
wood
Funeral services were held at Christ
Church Wildwood. on Sunday at 1890
o'clock. a3d tn" ;nterment was made
in the old church hurying grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
,,erday by the building Inspector:

yesterday BY the Building Inspector:
5. l.. Hall. 20 repair brick garage.
2il Darlington Street. TO cost $40.
a. l.. Strausc estate. to rcpair two
brick stores. GA Last Broad Street.
10 cost $500
~ .. Swink. TO erect brick garage.
2Sl Monument Avenue. 10 cost 1925.
j. T.. Roy. to erect brick garage.
l1u' trov" Avenue. TO cost $500.
!. }. Eeattie. 10 erect brick garage.
3iuO West Main street to cost $500
l.. -. Walker. 10 erect frame shed
1903 North Avenue. to cost 5000.
Mrs. w J. Ready. to erect bricI
dwelling. Fifth Avenue. Highland Park.
TO cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
SPOR T S
SPLENDID PLAY MARKS
COUNTRY CLUB TOURNEY
EAeciieht Matches In Both Mem. ,,,,
"""ehH Singles Durin. iicd
Cross fScnptit.

The patriotic tournament being
C :nHmu ny tennis followers at The
Yesterday. excellent play margin ~.
,maaShes staged in both The mems anu
women : events. '''
considerable intcrcs, is being mani
rested in the tourney. ana thnr.
every inuicaiton IL VIII he one of M.
most successful arranged ut the club
u,ro ." cents each for the privilege OF
paa,raiciphnnE and thcs" foes viii be
sS nen,ca I" Inc INC local chapter OF the
Play in tho tournament yilI he con
tinu"d to-day "''' "' '""
neSnits OF IN" play Yesterday ana
me matches scheduled .or today tol-
Result. Men, Singles.
M"ade ', G@,-a,ea Z t tnl%Fq an -
+ r JgSr.on d i,,.,. = Adams e-- 60
POLLARD defes,od + % calrlns,o %@'" ~.
4 Ram ram" ls a%isa,Ga y canen 81
4 tSrrls 'S% ey WiIi,. "a a. 80
,,W, j"rIn"n defeated ". ienerios. hy do
I'M. Law,on defeated = .lonson. ny de-
= pl.mtgs dofeatel Jone. uy dofnul,.
r. '''" Result, nIi," wan,eu Goo S,nr,. d"'u
~ Nix ga, r wife d"i"a;ed sis i harris.
M, Mas F IKsrrcn defeated MISS =. crcn-
MIS- Sytnor defeated Mss Z Kaox 81.
9 Mis- a Have. defeated Terrell c.
Mi,s n iaw~s defeated Miss e wsddcy.
.Ni. y, T2mpiIns defeated Mlse car,c..
Migs ?. Agacrson defeated Miss 81 MAJ.
= M"m,> singlc. To-Du>.
rollnrd v-. \ Donuur
y Harris - - ier,Sar
" i.aw'nn ~ = Fleming
= hrfh ST. : Augustine
v. fI0mas ], ru:ord
NJ pErn SIS = Meade
). Coke . Harris
Nom"n- singh. To Dpv
N'i~S y. CHRISTIAN Mis- = Preston
Nh g nelson - Ni>s =. wiu'.
MIS- y. Iogrn VS. Irs 7 Carter
~ : l,grnnn - Mrs. y T-.~r
Mrs : Cob" Miss ! r0yrns
Ntss y. Hrfr"E VS. Mi. " Tow ri,ir-
MIS- VI. Robinson 50. Nls. " Hasklrs.
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N{t,Utrell.
,ro,sls. % - - - y Q ! q ID

score Us innings X
Toronto q % do n -;
Montreal .. o 10 Q % u o . %
summon! i-rror,- smith. Moran Dam
raw S.a'i.ry McArl~y Tbrec-hase hit
H.rseh". StrGcl. out--Ny i!r4rne. ~
hcft0h". 3 stolen hasee-hi'eurcrG La
lon.e Snyrinue hits Jacobson. liaarno.
Sihii"rN- boEh'" r.ay--ipaDrau 10 No
Aul"y Eir-i Ne~" au errors Montreal.
Toronto, Lett on bases Toronto IA
Mon'f - t.mp!rc. Br.cn IN. Free
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

james p. Jordan. q street car CON
ducior fled voluntary petition in
pankruptcT Yesterday afternoon in tbs
United states District Court listing liza
bilities OF S2lG.1i. with no assets
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LEAFS ARE vIcToRs

TORONTO. Jun" - While fi"arne
vas holdiag The Montreal team 10 four
hits ana snVtoU, to-day tho Leafs
were hi,tinc Hcrsch" freely. ana To-
rontu beat Montreal. I 10 20. The Royals
teid"d rngGedly. = brilliant catch ny
Aitenberr win the bases fun. IN tho
SIKH. saved the game tor Toronto.
In. score
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HENRico TRUST DEEDS.

Marion Robertson ct ux to Sit;erdinr
81 ais trustees. lots and l. bloci;
r. Washington Park. May 80. 1917.
9. r. Harris ct ux. to J. ". Turner
trustee. iotS - and - West View
June S, 1917. $500
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III:NRICO TRANSFERS.

Walter G. Schnaf ., ux 20 T. r liar
ris. 55Xl36 feet south lin" Of Grove
Avenue. 200 feet west OF West View.
Avenue. May u. 1871 Tax. /; SO
II. Campbell IT Tx. TO Drew * Che
nauit. - IS acres miles below city
on New Market Road. June !, 1871
50 300