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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
OBTAIN WRIT OF ERROR
K0annhc Defendants Nnpp Law
Prosecution lain Their iunStitu-
ti"nni flights Were Nhrornicd

tp"n the plea that ia" trail court
an'"GHi"d their constitutional rights
IL trying them under the blanket in
di"'m"nt provided III til" Mapp pro-
nlbition law, withoU; letting them
know In" cNact natur" az Tho charge
against them. John I'm" and sarah
Scott. vino We're fired -" and sent TO
jail for thirty days hy the Corpora
zion Court Of Roanoke Tor violation
81 the prohibition act. Yesterday were
granted writ 90 ,:iur ana super
Scd"ns by The supreme Court of APP
praIs.
The petitioners complain that they
"or" tried under an Indictment which
enumerated eleven separate and dis
'iuCt Violations. for each "f which the
Law provides a penalty. and ;,llcpc that
thc court erred in not sustaining their
demurrer on TN" ground that such
an Indictment. embracing every Of
Tense against the prohibition law
contraVen"s their rights under the
Constitution of Virginia They rut
forward the claim also that the court
was IN error in sustaining the ohjcr-
tioH OF the CONFERENCE.-The Attorney
10 their request that I'll" state make
at, election OF charges upon which TO
try Iu.in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
WILLIAMS AND BEAVERS
ARE HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Given rhrcc-Iiour UcMrin- Urtnrc
Magistrate iUrycnr on Charge at
importing hi.I,y.

Roy Williams. ir.. Of l:al"iSi. t..
and John ~. beavers. Of Washing inr.
were held for The April graid Jury
Of tho iicmrico Circuit Court Yesterday
afternoon by Mai;istrat" =. ]. rurNcar.
of lIcnrico County. on tn" rhari:" %
illegally transporting whisky. Tia,
hearing consumed NOR" than three
hours. She prosecution being couGucI-
ed 10y commemorative Attorney
George T.. Wise. "r Richmond. ~ tn.
:tbScnc" of Prosecutor W. " fever
ley. The defendants were rsprcs, utcd
by Attorney Julien G'inll.
l;oth mon were returned To tn. Ii.u-
rio" County Jail last night, but II
forts will he made to-day /" s.c.lrc
bail for them. Examination Yesterday
10y sheriff Webb w Sydnor of memo
randa found among Williams's fleets
led the police To believe that the bus .
mess had been unusually profitable 10
him. Entries in a small pocket lcdvcr.
If corrcr'. show ~ ,li,s oc S!"n one
day. StS..5 another iud So on /, thir,l
day.
Williams and DcaN.rs were arrested
Sunday 10y Sh"rn Sydnor and Chief
OF Police Scay when AN automohile
they had been driNin". and which had
become out OF ordcr. WAS scare ed
More than sixty gallons Of whisky WAS
round III the car. and is now stored il.
the ficnrico County JAN Tho two incn
ar" said I" have been engaged in trans
porting the whisky from Washing.o
To Raleigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
ORDER WAS E'Ot NDI:D
SENENTN-FOIR YEARS AGO

Tn. Independent Order Of Enai
Birth IL an international Jewish fra
tcrnal organization II WAS founded
@cVcuty-fOur years ago. 1t embraces
seven American districts and four
foreign. the seats Of the foreign grand
lodges being located 1t Berlin. Eucha-
rest Vienna and ConS;amtinopir The
supreme authority is the Constitution
Grand Lodge, which meets every fivc
years Ia the interim tn" affairs of
tn, order are Condu Ted by an eXecu-
tiV" committee. ON which the repreSen-
trtlVc % the NTH district j. Or. ..h-
ward y ClliSch.
hospitals libraries homes for or
phanS and the aged. schools and other
chari,Hbi" institutions arc maintained
10y tn" order. Tho t'fth diStrict spou-
+orS The Hebrew orphans Home 81
ATLANTA. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
PROGRAM COMPLETE FOR
B'NAf BIRTH MEETING
ihrcc-Day Convention Opens Sun-
day With Public Exercises
at Beth .ihabah.
SIMON WOLF TO MAKE ADDRESS
Distinguished Washington scholar
VIII BE Principal Spcakrr-Bu>i-
ness Meetings Monday and Tues
day to Bc Held AT jefferson Club.

I;i'n'n"n l."d=". No. s.. independent
order of l'nni Firth. viii L." tn" host
next sunday, Monday und Tuesday to
TIA" 1ranh Lodge Of District 40. =. I"
which Will come delegates from all
the District of Columbia Mary Hand.
lima. Georgia and a purti"u Of Florida.
liar"ld =. l:l"nmh"rc ~ chairman OF
IA" local committee which has ar
ranged for The entertainments oi tn"
visitors. and Mrs Alvin u. iintzl"r. nf
tho Commits" which viii HAY" car" of
the visiting women.
Headquarters for Grand l.od.c viSi-
tors and delegates Will bc az the ,l"f-
fcrS"u Hotel Tho business meetings
Will l." held in III" audit"riulu IL til"
jefferson club. aud som. ~ tn" SOFIA!
functions viii ais" h" IN the ".wir.
Simon Wolf OF Washington. u. T..
viii deliver an address, ON our DUTY
at the public exercises at 81" o'clock
sunday night AT Temple l:cth Nhahhh.
Rabbi Louis Bernstein. ni -. Joseph,
Mo. viii also speak. ~" has preach
Cd at r"mrlc l:.th Ahabah several
summers in tho abS"uC" Of lhr. 'aliS"h.
and is we'll known in Richmond.
charles iiutHicr. president IF EiinHuu
Lodge. viii deliver the address nt vol
com" ~ that time, aud Miit"u Klein.
of AtlautH. Ga. president ~ the Grand
Lodge. viii respond. rhcr" VIII hc :.
special musical program \u informal
reception VIII hc held IN the school
room of the temple at l" "ci""h sun
nj ,.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
ORPHAN HOME GoNr:ItNuN>
MEET SUNDAY MORNING

The meeting Of the board Of COVER
uors of tho Hebrew orphans Home. ~
Tempt" Beth Ahahah AT II o'clock sun
day morning viii h- tho first meeting
held in connection With the Grand
Lodge. i.unchcou will hc served t" til"
board at 80 O'Clock at The Jefferson
Club.
business sessions of the convention
Will be held at 1" o'clock III the morn
iu: Monday AMI Tuesday. and at 81"
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. committee
meetings will take place Monday af-
tcrnoon.
The grand lodge bali viii he held AT
o'clock Monday night at ;h" JEFF
fcrson club The delegates Viii at
tend tho Alma Gluck concert -; tho
city Auditorium in body Tuesday
might. Luncheon Will bc served Mon
day and Tuesday at the Jefferson club.
The cnmmittc" on ARRANGEMENTS is
composed Of Harold :. El"omhcrG.
chairman: J. AdcianskN. NJ l. EinS-
w"nccr Dr. Edward y. ''alisch Her
bert Z. Ezekiel y Gcllman, Charles
IIutzlcr. Henry s. liutzler. Edwin L.
Levy aud I. j MarcuSc.
The womau's committee IS composed
Of Mrs. Alvin l.. Hutzicr. chairman
Mrs NJ. | Einswaurcr. Mrs. Harold s
Rlo"mhcrr. Airs. Herbert r. Ezekiel
Mrs. l. j. Mar"uSc. Miss Bette o;cilman
Mrs. Edwin l.. Levy and Mrs. Joseph
|. Levy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
WANTED uANDS-OEE rUi.ItN
ON POLITICAL. at t:~IIu\

After som" hcSitancy tho Richmond
CHAPTER passed resolutions PLACING Il,
self ON record a. fav"riuu the pr"r"s-
cd survey. Tn" resolutions a"c 10 To-.
forwarded to the city Council
Til" resolutions wcr" proposed h,
Warren Goddard Carter L. Talmnn
opposed them on ,h" ground that ~.
primary rurpos" OF the body Is .du-
"atonal aud that it's entrance into any
political question would establish a
dangerous precedent. iIc offered ~ 3,
substitute" that every member favor
tho proposed survey individually. hui
that TIA" body should not place itS"lf
on record 10 such am cnd Ills sub
stitut" did not receive u second. and
tn" Goddard motion was pui. There
w"r" about tire" murnur"d ayes"
and one loud no" In the face "f such
apathy Mir. Goddard offered to with
draw his motion. bat tho chairman
called fol - rising vote. and the uca-
sure MAS adopted by large majority
short talks wcr" made by +. !:
Devcr.uN. OF the Washington Chap
ter OF tho american Institute 81 Bank
Ing, ana Dorsey .MoUntcastlc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
win Give Travel Lecture.

Laurence u. kitchcli will deliver a
travel lecture on the Glacier National
Park tonight ~ $50 o'clock in the
auditorium at the EikS' Home. l;le-
Youth and Marshall Streets. The lee
iurc viii be illustrated by motion pic
lures and maud -colurcd stcrcopticon
slices Mr. kitchcll will also lecture
on the Same subject tomorrow night
before the richmond railroad Club at
Murphys Hotel The public is invited
10 both cMtcrtAimlmemtS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Tomorrow. the birthday Of General
Robert T.. Lee. viii bc generals, oh.
served IN Richmond rs u holiday
Mayor Ains!ic yesterday issued his
customary proclamation directing the
suspension o. WORN III all municipal
departments. Will" the banks taking
advantage Of the Stat" law. viii ,leo
be closed as mark Of respect Ia Ito
great Confederate chicftaiu. All stale
Offices Viii suspend business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Til" John Marshall High School
.\lunni Association Viii have ban
Gu"t aud dance IN tho library Of the
high school on Saturday night O.
letter Jones Will have charge Of the
festivities to follow the banquet. and
he has arranged " few surprises
Members Of the association who have
not received invitations are requested
10 notify Alvin II. liutzicr, Mutual Build
ms. q; once. All graduates and those
students who attended Tie nigh school
Tor Il wear are invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Lloyd tioodc was acquitted ycstcr-
day by u jury i'll the Hastings Court
of Il charge Of cruelty working two
mules. He had appealed from Police
Court where he was convicted. 1t was
shown that he used every care in han
ding the animals a day when the
streets We're covered with slect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
10 Build Motnr-Ison,. Here.

company headed by l.. Clark. Of
WASHINGTON. H. in the process IL for
nation FOR tho building Of motor boats
on the lanes River just below Uich-
mund The now concern. for which
application for = charter viii he made
in tho NEXT few days, viii bc capt
taliHcd at yl00.0oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Police Justic" crutchiicld Yesterday
held for the grand jury, Max and Fan
ME Scldcs upon a charge Of stealing
ten dozen pairs Of trousers. valued
at Sl75.I5. when they waived prclimi-
nary examination. Their store at i7l3
East Main street WAS searched some
time ago for stolen goods, ana in the
search officers discovered and contiS-
Gated large stores % whisky and other
ardent spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Bnr AsSOcintian to ,Ic.,

Richmond will he h"ld this afternoon
1T 1870 o'clock to take action ON ,h,
death OF Preston Cooke. The meeting
viii lie held in ths civil Justnc's courI
room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Eighteen Nenrs for Mou.,u,.,,o

Lewis SimmS. c"lorcd. was convicted
OF manslauGh'er yesterday in the tius-
tiurs Court and sentenced by Iudc, u
.. Richardson TO serve eighteen wears
in IN" stat" Pcnitcntiary Simm,
stabbed Angelina Palmer following: a
quarrel on November last. and sj,c
died while being removed 10 . hos
Dital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
70 \cbra<l>a far Prisoner.

Governor stuart yesterday issued =,
rcnuisi;iou on III" ;;ovcrno- Of ".
hraska for samuel V Ingram v.no is
wanted i'm 'l.is state FOR aI;amnto.i
murder IN Hland Counts, Ingram is
now i'm iaii ia Madison Mob ~" will
u" hroucnt back 10 Virginia by sheriff
+. u. Hubble. Of Elamd County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
nrdnnncc nnccr nrdcrrd Ilcrc.

Major Morgan l.. Ercti. ordnance dc
partment. has been ordered by the War
Department 10 visit this city on official
business connected with tho opera
tons OF the ordnance department. Tho
business ~ in connection with govern
mcnt contracts being filled by local
pluniS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

IiellStcrn Brothers have contributed
So 70 the pension fund Of The Fire
mems Mutual Aid society in rccoEni-
ton Of the work Of the Fire Depart
mcnt in cNtinguishing q fire in their
store at Seventh aud Broad Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

GoVcrnOr Stunrt Y"Stcr'iaY Oifcrrd n
reward of 500 for the capture If The
OF James Hawthorn, who was
killed recently al Glasgow. The Of
fer of reward is Conditioned upon the
oircrinS by the Board of SUPERVISOR of
RockbridGc County Of a like amount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

IN order Was entered yesterday IN
the CITY Circuit court pernittinc the
trustees OF the Fifth street Memoir Al
Methodist Church, coiored. 10 horro'S
$500. and 10 secure N" loan by in
numbering the church property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
YOUNG BANKERS |NOORSE
PROPOSED CITY SURVEY
Richmond Chapter ..dopte Rcsolu-
ton Approving Project After
Short Diplomatic Tilt.
DIR. ANDERSON MAKES ADDRESS
Says City Should Have Explanation
VIII! Per Capita Street Cleaning
Cost l. SILL against 3S Cents
for Dayton.

Sp"al,iug la$t night before ih. Ii.b
mond Chapter. American Institute of
banking. hr Il. Il. .Audcrsou secretary.
-! th" GIVE Association al EichuonJ
cited several reasons why an admin
istrntiN" survey Of .Iichmonl should
hc had. u" said that tho unusual
apathy exhibited 10y the puhli, ,.nuld
H." r"mcdt"d only by information To b..
gained lay Su"h Il survey. that il is
needed b"cauS" OF the bad ,,udi.
ti"m Of tn" "i,y's financial affairs. and
that II ~ required because criticism,
~ several of the departments SLould
hc investigated and cleared ur.
Eci"r" IN" tax rate is inrrcaSr,i h,
sad. ia" citizens should know the r.,
son why aGN should lac informed ii
tn" situation cannot bc corrected by
TIA" nrI"tiv" of economy E.r.rriu..
L" tn" expenditures Of TIA, Strcct,,I.,n.
lnc l'cH"rtmcn; ii. said that its upi>c"p
costs SILL per capita. Will. i'm p,,,nn
-. III" cost Is only ~ cents per capita
liner" should h" some good cXriuu,-
ton, n" thought, FOR tins trcmc,.iuu.
difference.
IN. Anderson stated that only three
reasons a""inst III" survey had been
advanced. som. object hccat,Is" ui the
cost others. because they wish it to-
IL" conducted by local busiu"Ss mon.
vii" would not hr able to sr,rc Tho
ti'"c. and other object. because th,.y
fear tn" authorities would throw thu.
r"'"mimcndati ons into tn" waste p;,pci
basket. such fear. II. said would
constitute Ia" greatest Indictment, of
'hc municipal authorities and wuiIId
&c sufficient reason in itself VII, ,h.
survey should lc held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

James j. Robinson, who WAS S;r!Ck-
on with paralysis Oh Monday is re-
port cd to 10 showing no Improvement.
He is confined I" Ills bed AT tho homo
Of his son. Charles NJ. Robinson. III
Gintcr Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
AUTO MEN OBTAIN ARMORY
AND PEACE RE|CNS AGAIN
Decorators to Get Busy - Soon as
Traces OF Troop Occupation
Arc Removed.
BRIGHT wIrHDHAws OBJECTION
Yields {" Public Opinion Because
Building Had Been Promised i'm
His Absence. but Will Oppose Nom
military Use in Future.


Work Of decorating ihr ham and
converting tho cNhi,i,ior space in tho
tirays' Armory into a flower garden. IA
Ircnnra.ion for tho au;o,nohilc show.
t. DC held tho week ncr.nninc january
-. viii hc started ,s soon as tho build
Ing can he brought Ia nrucr after lis
use tor more than a week. bv tho re-
turning troorcrS Practically all ar
engagements had hccu completed by the
:,utorobil mon and whom permission
TO use the armo,y was granted thcr
yesterday. details we're quickly whir.
ped into Shnpc
Permission TO use Tho armory Was
granted tho dealcrs Us The Ndminis-
;rativ. Hoard following "a conferences
between Ircsidcn, " IL .,,la,ns nf tho
Eoard OF Aldermen: President H. Leo
Peters Of the Common Council. E,:si-
ness Manager ". T parn"y. Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce.: Major j. Full
mer Bright. commander OF tho Rich
n,ond GrHNS' Battalion: members of
the Administrative Board and TN. ?uto-
mobile mon.
t;u,SS. CoNN,>p,.u
GIVES MS ,o>sl>y
- -" 80 'h'N confer.
!" "!'n"' ms "proS''ioh' anc
Nv ,''"''" i've 'o'lo"ht l''''r 10 inc
..t
'''N''n N'u"''W my "pr"Sltion
80 49, - --''''h ''''-'-
iu~ M s,,noi,,,o !o'n-
3ry - IN I-chru,r, ir,,,,.i,.o
My opinion IN regard T." the use
of the building for other than military
purposes remains unchanged take
this action. however, because IN the
absence of tn" regiment from the state
MANS had hccn partly perfected for
holding this exhibition. ana as it is
INC desire OF many business orSani-
cations ana governing bodies of the
CITY that IN" show be held. vii! over
F"l" my own objections.
IN futnrc. my position in III" matter
nN"d. ana the use Of the building
WI nor nc granted except by order
W !our nonorah'e h"dN.
ro!,o"'nE meeting 1t tii' J'hcr-
sen tIot"l last night. TN" automobile
'cn lers ISSUED IN" following statement:
~ co"rs' we arc greatly pleased At
'h,.'''S III" use OF INC t'raNS Armory
~ '"o". ana no" that III" matter
-" Sett'ed VIC WISH L" say that
.", , 's'l t''Nc ''oard' ""Sri'" the
T, "' - ""i"E when o'rurr"" on
his "'en WIN us from the
ihfE Whnts" Us to hold III"
""' 'l"'' '''r.Sh'.'rS even MAD"
~ SStH'ioh IN III" RcSinninS that
than tho Elucs, Irp,or,. -.
had started our nrcnarn,inrs ~ ;,,
ply had 10 have the Grave Armorv
or nothing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
IFS" OF GAME
PURSUE GIANTS
Favorites in N a tiona |
League Race Already Grip
pied by Pair of Accidents
HERZOG AND ZIM OUT

There are as many ifs" in baseball as
there are on wall street, which is saying
a forkful. In our midst is first-cass a
No ! baseball club. which has been touted
to win the National League gonfalon with
as little trouble as Howard Berry has in
keeping in the sporting spotlight. If it
could get through the season without whole
sale injuries wrecking the machinery.
That was all there was to it. The Giants
wore just as sure of gathering the worlds
series loot next fall as team ever was.
They figured that nothing less than an
earthquake or a like catastrophe could keep
them out of it. and the infrequency of such
happenings led them to spend most of next
falls receipts in advance.
Now look at them. With the season only
a week or two old two of their star players
are out of the game with injuries and one
of the two will be lucky if he gets in the
game within month. Charlie HerZog made
the mistake of trying to maltreat an Offend
ing bit of chewing gum and in the act fell
heavily on the point of his spine. The Mary
land agricultural expert is now hobbling
around his home town with the aid OF
crutches. and no one knows just when he
will be able to get into baseball suit.
Heine Zimmerman. the other scntilating
star of the Giant infield. is not so seriously
hurt, but is out of the game for several
days as the result of "A spike wound acci-
dentally inflicted by Bancroft Heine will
probably be back in the action shortly. but
the fact remains that he will lose several
days with the season only few days old.
kilduff is a capable young ball player and
his work since Herzog was injured has been
satisfactory, but he is not a llerzog by any
manner of means. Lobert. who is being
used at third. is rapidly slipping, and his
work is bound TO slow down the Giant infeId
IL McGraw is forced to keep him in for any
length of time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
EPISCOPAL NINE
WINS INLEAGUE
Churchmen Trim German
town Academy Players,
9 to ST. Joe NictOrS
M A NY GAMES TODAY

Episcopal Academy virtually clinched the
Interacademc League baseball champiou-
ship by defeating Germantown Academy
10 D. in the game played Yesterday. Not
that the team has captured the title by
any means But It was the third successive
victory. and by winning Episcopa showed
again that IT was only a matter Of a few
more weeks and the championship would
be ga fely won.
Heavy hitting by Jim Hazlett and the
work of such players as Mccall. Lathrop,
} arp. Hunt and Pugh led the way for an
Episcopal Academy victory. 1t was the
first game with Germantown. and the Man
helm Youngsters had their best twrer on
the mound. Williams was unable to stop
Coach Washburn's hitters
McCall's arm was sore and he was in the
box for Ave innings He was replaced by
Lathrop. who went In at the end of the
NTH. and for four innings did not allow
single hit With such twirlers as Nc
Call and Lathrop the lnteracademlc League
fans are not surprised that the Church
men are on their way to victory
Germantown Wins Another
Germantown High in continuing its win.
ming streak. Buchanan started to pitch
for the high school team in the game with
Chestnu. Hill Academy, and in the first
two innings the Killers scored three runs
Then Coach Lewis sent Green into the box
mates, he held the Killers safe
IL was one Of the most sensational games
in many days. In the seventh Burnett tied
the score for Germantown with a home run
to deep center In the eighth inning Long.
street and Kidd scored the runs which won
the game Germantown won by using the
bunting game
Northeast High triumphed over School
of Pedagogy at the Northeast field yester-
day. 10 to 3. Carter, Young and Rintz
started the batting rally in the first inning
and scored the runs that led of TO the VIC
tory White drove in two runs--Young and
Carter-when he doubled. Quay had good
control for Northeast
st. Joe College VictOrs
ST. Joseph's College won a well-played
game with Art and Textile School yester-
day, : TO . Fitzpatrick held the A and T.
nine to two hits. Heinrich, Healy, Gallagher
and Bennis did some tall hitting The 81,
Joe nine plays the Pennsylvania Military
College at Chester this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
MICHIGAN TO REJOIN
WESTERN CONFERENCE

ANN ARBOR, Mich. April 2s.-The
board of regents of the University of Mich
igan has voted unanimously in favor of hav-
ing Michigan return to the Western Ath-
letic Conference.
No announcement was made as to what
procedure would be followed in returning
to the conference, lnasmuch as all of
the conference colleges are on record as
favoring Michigans return. it is believed
that the authorities will act favorably upon
the matter at their next meeting.
Michigan severed relations with the
Western Conference in 1905. The break
was the result of Michigan's determina-
tion not to accept certain training restric-
tons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

BERRY, BY WINNING PENTATHLON
FOR THIRD SUCCESSIVE YEAR, DOES
BEST WORK AT PENN RELAY MEET
Noted Athlete Wins Four Out of Five Events and
Breaks One Record-Simpson and Other Star
Hurdlers Fight 1t Out Today

NrIIEN
The
a
Franklin Field Yesterday and without doubt of the best affairs
II
a
through with and
dash makes the athlete realize that call days work Then
o o
on o andw
ha o
o on
a TO other
nds
Had
-
and when the homesetch pulled
rds to spare
the in the frs it
he in
gives live tories
three That looks like