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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27
RUSSIAN PRESS STILL HARPS ON
 ALLEGED COUPE
Ambassador Francis Makes Unqualified Denial of
 Affair

London. Dec. 7.-The Bolshevilxi newspapers continue to print revela- lions of an alleged American plot to support Gen. Kaledines, according to Petrograd dispatch to the Post. dat ed Tuesday. So far as Ambassador Francis is concerned, the dispateh adds. the whole ridiculous charge falls to the ground before the straight forward statement issued by the American ambassador Tuesday, Col Kolpashnikoff never applied to the ambassador for any fund for any purpose. although fully empowered to draw as needed on the Red Cross ac- count. he being connected with the American Red Cross.
 Leon Trotzky's charges against Kol- pashnikof aIld American representa- tlves in Petrograd, the correspondent adds. amount to a series of supposi- dons unsupported by evidence of any kind. The correspondenEj says Col. Kolpashnikoff assisted the officials in Halifax in examining Trotzky when he and Trotzky were travelling to Russia together and adds:
 ''The matter thus comes down to the personal element which plays so large a part in what is called politics in Russia today A
 Col. Kolpashnilzoff, the correspond ent says, is still in prison and has not been seen by any American official.
 It is plain. according to the corre- spondent. according to some bits of information to the American missions to RHurnanta and Russia, Trotzky found a peg on which to hang a se- ries of baseless charges against the American ambassador and the Amer tcan mission. Trotzky's object is to discredit the Entente allies through their representatives.
 A Petrograd dispatch to the London Times said that Ambassador Francis in his statement denied that he and his staff had interfered with Russian internal affairs or aided any political faction. The ambassador published letters showing the funds employed in the transference of Red Cross auto mobiles were drawn for the Red Cross and not for the embassy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

senator's who declared orders for clothing were not followed up to in sure deliveries.
 lie said manufacturing contracts were placed in sufficient time for making of clothing. but that delayed deliveries held up the clothing man. ufactures
 tracing the causes for delay in get ting clothing to the troops, Senator F'relinghuysen declared it was due in part to changes in cloth specifca- t1ons, resulting from a conf1ct of au- thorfty between the quartermaster general and the council of national defense.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

plies, $1,0O0. Other activities of the board including items stricken from the park boards requisition include: band concerts, $3,50; Christmas tree, $500; skating, $500; camp, $500; tournaments, $500; spring and fall su- pervision, $20o.
 The board of relief filed it's requisi- ton asking for $1,945, which amount is $26 less than was granted this year.
 The board of contract and supply asks for $6,200, which includes in- creased salaries for the clerk, George M. Baldwin, and assistant clerk, B. R. Kohler. The sum of $500 was grant ed last April
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27
MOLL CASE AGAIN
 IN PROBATE COURT

The Moll case, which has been a continual source of litigation in the Bridgeport Probate court for the last 15 years, will be resumed on January Il, when hearing will be held on the conservator's account. Judge Paul L. Miller having withdrawn, the case will be heard by Judge Daniel B. Bradley of Westport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27
CONFLICT OF
 AUTHORITIES
 CAUSED DELAY

Washington, Dec. N-Exarninatfon of Quarternaster General Sharpe was resumed today by the senate military committee. Investigating war prepara- tons
 Sharp criticism for the shortage of winter overcoats was made by the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27
CoIDEsr NIGHT OF YEAR

Winsted, Dec. 27-Last night was the coldest so far this winter in the Litchfield hills hereabouts It was 10 below zero here, 1 3 below in New Boston and 12 below in Norfolk. Coal and wood are scarce and dealers get $10 and SIP a cord for sawn wood, which is an. exceptional price.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27
WHITE DIES AT LEAGUE ISLAND

Meriden, Dec. 27-Henry Foster White, 20, son of Frank c. White, vice president of the Wilcox & White Co.,, and grandson of James H. White president of the company. died of pneumonia in the hospital at League Island
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

An array of legal talent. including Attorneys Alex. L. Delaney, Judge E. F. Nobbs, Jacob B. Klein, Spottswood D. Bowers and John s. Pullman, will represent the persons interested.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

After Cristmas come the shortest days not merely in the almanac but in the pocket book.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

The governments shipping pro- gram lost through strikes 500,000 days of work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-27

Mayor Mitchell appointed Edward F. Boyle and Leon G. Cooley as city magistrates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Aus hrm iibrieen Theileu.

ShIeif nj Il b {, 3. 6ebruar.-
Ser Iusitanb Der bieii9en Suharbeiz
ter lit Icste @ohe 81 Gnoe eesausen.
@s lit ibnen cine aricsstbeuerunsss
9ulasc bon 10 Sro5ent bcfpilist NOR
Sen. Nodl che bic Mrbeiter in ben
Nusltanb trateu. bate i6neu bic
Sireftion alii Die Sorberuus elmer
2obuerbobuNg pon 20 Yro5ent bin Den
Se,neio eegeben, crit miiiie Der Ibs
lhluB Der Sabresbilan5 fir 1915 abs
9epartet merocu. Seebsis Mrbeiter
botten auf Die 8epiqisuns bon 10
Sro3ent bin Die Irbeit mir ciniae
3cit iuieoer aufgeuomnlen. aber Die
iibrieen bebdrrten auf ibrer SCRIBE
run9. Mui Die @ermittelune pes
Serrn Generals DIRECTORS 0ccIerc bin
erfldrtc lid ber Heit Der Iusitdnoigen
MN auh gu Der Inndbme ciuer
Rriegstbeuerunss 2 Outage non 10
Yro5ent bereit uno nirmt Die Irbctt
lpicbcr aIf.
grter.-Gie .9ricriihc 3eis
turs" melbet untcr'm !. Sebruar:
liner ncues Stabtgelo Bat belitc iets
men &reislaui %bc9onncu. Die nlte
8ehensart: Sas @elp lit rlrub uuo
muB roller, triiit bel bieien Wtiin3eu
niht gu. bonn cs lit nftcdig. Sie
cine Seite trdet Die 3dbl NIT Der
Tunold]rift: aIein9eloerias Warfeu,
Die anbcre 5eist bas giloniB bes YctrllS
nit Der Snihriit: Stubt 5rier.
Neibbame u, 81. Sauuar. -
Sic bieiiac Sebrerin Sri. Slammana
iiel ali Dem elatten giSbooen uno 500
lid cine nr9e Teritautung zines
SuBes gu.
Sberma IN . a d., 80. Sanuar.
-Seute fano bier unter GROCER 5aeil>
uobmc BON Serlpuuoten unb Scfnnns
TEN bic 8eerpisurssieicr elmer Der
d~lteitcn Yerionen u%nierer Srtifait
itatt. ndmlih Der @ittpe Sob. Sabris
tins. 9eb. Warg. Geipes. Sie |ers
blihene mar 9eboren gu &napboiteio
AM 13. Woi 1885. Sic mar Die
@utter pes bofip. Serrn TfarrerS bon
2slis. Der 5fpeiter Yrnrtois i'm
yIuHdtplulle SSlpItl gu SstB' liHst
S6ul,6ipciter i'm Srben Notres Game
in Iarde. Serner Die Shpciter bes
bofip. Scrrn aeipes. cmcritiertcr
Yiarrer in Steiniort, bes Dor Sabren
in Moicr pcritprbcncu YiurrerS aeipes.
ecs Yotere Aeipcs nus Dem Srups
piitens Srben.
@alterpin aem 1. 6ebruar,
Wifi Der itattSeiunbeneu @runbs
otter @erltci9eruna Der &ittipc Setter
Beiss Sdaat .purocn bobc Yreile er'
Sielt. Gin Aderitiid aelcacu Sinter
@alicr bon 80 Nr lpuroe pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Kaiierin Don Oefterreiet unS
0rsbter3setn Don Emrent'
burg.
(ssesisn fir bic .eugsmburstr @asstts".

2onbon. ben 8. RGr3. - Cine
interehante 3uinmmentunft pirp I'M
Sriibiabr IN bent berii6mten @enebitz
tinerinners9ioite Srauennortb an
Client See in Den altboperiihcu
Ilper itattfinben. Ser inneen 8roBe
beraoein BON 9uremburg lit nnh ctneml
o~iretten Ippeu an ben Seutid,en aatlcr
seitattet iporben, bas 8robher3csthum
gu pcrlaiien urb Die Sitertaae in bent
se%nannten aloiter su5ubriusen. g8ie
%perlautet, bat bic iunsc aaiicrin bon
Seiterrcid1, peIhe cine Shultamera>
Din Der @rpbbcr5oeiu o 2urembure
III. beihloiien Die Sciertase ebeniaQs
in benz 2loitsr gu n%erbrinsen. Sic
Iugen Der Sraueutpelt guropa's rits
ten it'd nuf bieie Suiammentunft Ter
iungen 5erriherinnen unb es pcrben
oaran 6ofinuneen fir cine Sriebcuss
gcpegung setuiipft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Gipil itanbs= Nahrihten.

Stabt 2uremb g. @e>
burten.) Bonn 10. Sauunr: &arl
gbuarb Wartus unb 8abctte Narie
eliiabetb. Sfpi1insstiuber bon aarl
@irotb. &nufmann. = 90: 8atba<
rina. Softer bon Yeter Giants. Sanb<
arbeiter. = 90: RbiIipp. Sobu bon
MideI &%usener, SasIobner. - %:
Yponne Warsaretba, Sodtcr bon
Srieorid Sobann Eeter Ierih.
ShriftieBcr. - 81: &arI Soief
antpn. Spbn bon Sobauu Seter
Srobit. Ibbotat : InpaIt. - go:
0ilbeln1, Sobn bon Sobann Setter
Shluare, Snslobner; gliie Sopbie
Rarin, Sotter o Sobann Bauer,
Cftroi : @eamter. - 80: Seter
Iitel. Sobu bon Sobaun Ycter
granbenbpmrser. Slibrmann. - 1.
Sebriar: grnit Iarcel Hene. Sobn
bon Selir Senb. Yfc~rbebdnbIcr in
&ap. - (Seiratben.) Bonn %. Sas
uunr: Nhrian Nleris Sdnad. gdder
in Iiinelinecn. nit Nnrearethu @aas
ner. - 25.: Soiepb Steffes, Wcsscrs
seie1e. nit Cutie 9lemeut.-(Stcrb
idle.) |om is. Sanuar: Wihcl
Iarncs, 46 Sabre aft, Saslobner.
cbelos aus 5etin9en. 49,: Gnnu
HieecL 81 Sabre alt, ohile, Staub.
cbclos. - 81: Sobonn Geter Mas
tbicit. Al Sabre alt, apmmis DER
Tinenperrpnltuna. cbclos. o.:
Iaria aiemes. Al Sabre aft. Gbcirau
bon Wattbias Shneioer. 8asarbeitcr;
aaroline 2eon. ~ Sabre alt. cbne
Stdnb, cbelos; &atburiua Naria
Stepbaro. Z Tonnte aIt; l6einrit
Waaner, 3S Sabre aft, Taihiniit aus
r,n a.. ;. Nl3. - 23.: 3prnelius
SGmit. ~ Sabre alt, Waurer aus
8eimerstirh. - "a: Sobann Setter
Alfons Riinten. Sc Sabre alt. Snses
nieur. Seputicrter uno cbcmaliger
9iirscrn,eiiter Der Stabt 2uremburs;
9ouis Soifmann, so Sabre aft. @taeas
inner; Soiefine giienbcdcr, ~ Sabre
alt. Mentneriu. 8ittipe bon Scbann
Tctcr IeSiuser, 3tlbs. Nentner; Sob.
Ycter @operS, 81 Sabre alt, Hefs
n~unssratb. 25.: Waria Iidels.
a. Sabre altc. obne Stano. ebelos;
Scinrif Sieseu rs Sabre alt. Sanos
urbeiter; Gnna Naiiarb. ~ Sabre
oft. gieeutbiimerin. @ittpe bon Nitos
laus Iiiler. Stlbs. @iscntbiimer. -
81: Aneelita Sbeiien, 10 Sabre alt.
Gbeirau o Sarl @erten. Sasel9bner
in CID a.. D.. Nls. - %: Sohann
9puiion. S Iouate alt. - %. Wi6el
@latt. Sc Sabre alt. Snselpbner;
@uacnie Hond. 3 Sabre unb : Wtps
nate alt. 80: Gina Yobit. 81
Sabre alt. 0iitpe non Sricbrih Ar3s
beimer. gibbs. ailiern,eiiter, - 81:
Suiauua Sonproit. 20 Sabre alt. Mcs
iisionsihpeiter, cbelos; Mareoretbn
Yaroih, 35 Sabre alt. @hcirnu bon
Sobanu Setter |alcurtun. S~aslobuer;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
6ro6bepogtbum.
Aus Der Bamptfant.
Sine @ei&ihtsf1liGnug.

Gine geiGidtsfalidnug. - Inter
benz Sitel itreibt bas r0urenlburger
@ort" bonn Z. Sebruar: Grit porigc
@ofc muBten mir sesen einen Irtifcl
in Iobah's .Srduens nnb Nooenz
5eituue" Stelune rebnlen, in Incident
bebauptet nurbe, uniere Snnbesfiiritin
babe Der geiesuns 2uremburg's burh
beutiGe Sruppen 5u9eitimmt. Nun
ihreibt audi bd5 DSerliner Gage
blatt" i'm Nr. 44) {: ~Seutihlano 5og
crit in 9elgien Gin, nahbem &c 5fpet
Wal Seleien eebeten bate. ihm Den
ireien Surfmarid, 81 s%epdbren, I'M
Dem es lid sleit5eitie perpflihtete,
@rlae fir ale beim Surhmar'h pers
urInhten Shdoen 81 leiiten. llno
oas Seiipiel 2urembure's. bns tlug
Dem sleihen @prihlos SeutidIdno's
5ugeltimmt bot. benefit undnfehtbdr,
bas 9clsieu snu' ieiu sesertpdrtiges
llneliid permeioeu tonnfe." @e8en
bieie OaritcIluug crbcbeu piE crneut
cntihieoenen @iuiprld. Iu5 alien
Sptumenten, alts Den tbatidhliten
Greigniiicu uno aus Der Hcifstagsz
rcce bes peutid)en Teihsfan5lers bonn
@rallit 1914 gebt ilar bcrpor, oab
SeutIdlano pbns jeee Smttmmnna
p9ne ieSe BeHa&ridtiauns 2nxem.
bnra,aAdS .gnuo 9cisste. bdR 2ngents
bllrg's Hiiritin 8e9ierlul9 InS- 46nlz
MGR aegsn pielc ~3rnteiLer@
bosen lin6 baB b. 8etbnlonnz 3oqtpe9
lelbit 9citanb: .SeutidlanS h1he ourh
Die VeieBllus NuIemburs-Ahie& ehQte
hes @5lferredlts nerlett unhh0alne
Nht, bas bantit gcthon lei, fperSe
tuisber sut9ema6t."
Yrifuns.-Serr Charles Gonner
aus Gid bat alf Ser Sohidpule i'll
gladden. bus Siplom>g rameu alS Snz
eenicur fir Siittenfunbe nit Ius5eihs
,runs b%eItnnoen.
Iprwcsiihes Suniulat.--Sem Srn.
8oniuI Is. 9efspre lit auf fem Der
Iunacn aus 8eiunbbcitsriidiidten
cbrcnbone g%ntlniiung oils apniul bon
Hprfpeecn bcipini9t norben. @leifs
3eitig nuree or 3lnt Hitter eriter
3laNe COfiisierl ses ct. Olaf
Sroens crnannt. Wfit Der Seitun9 bes
Noripeaiiheu &oninlutS ipurbe 6er
@ice z&oniul Saul 2eieprc betraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Sobanu Yeter Iersen. SO Sabre alt,
Saalohncr, cbeIos aus 8reiid; annn
8anberlteio, 60 Sabre nlt, obne
Staub. cbelos. aus Sol5em. |. Sc
brliar: emil 3inneu, 80 Sabre alt,
Iienitfreft. ebelos, ails @i'en; Fetsr
Houarae, IA Sabre alt. Stmico aus
Siibclinscn.
Stobt @repenmnd CT. -
(8eburten.) Vom Z. Sanuar: Srmn
Nuna. Sohter bon Nifolaus Chou,
8eubarm. - o.: Setter. Spbn bon
Yeter Shrocoer. "a: RatbiIoe,
Sodter BON Rutthias 8eorg. Steins
BREEDER. - 81: Taebolena Nnno
gmilie, 5otter bon @mil 8henius.
@enbarm in Iils. (Setratben.
0om 10. Sanuar: Iilbelm Grpeloine,
S,ueenieur. nit Iaria Gusenic Hups
pei, Seioc aus 8repenmader. -
tSterbefGae.) Som 80. Sanuar:
Yeter 8ebinser, SasIobner, IS Sabre
alt. I'M 9olpital.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Saitinas iibcriicbeItc. sic binterldBt
brei ainoer, 80 gnfeI llilo bier llrz
entel. 0as 8eerdbniB ianb bon Der
ct. 9pnifatiuss Stride aus, itatt. Sic
Reritorbene rube in Srieoenl Sen
trauernoen 6interbliebeneu unIcr
9ciieib.
Remien, Spma.-llnIcre Stabt lit
iest 35 Sabre alt, 10 'agt Elm
y3%iitoricol Recoro" non Solpa. Shrcis
bet Sieies mar abcr it1or Dor 36 Dab
rem in Hentien. @s mar bomals nod
fleiu. aber CO mar iGon ba. Sm
8inter bes Sabres 1881 befanbeu lid,
bort stpei Stores, Elm 5otcI uno elm
Depot. Hemien lit iomit SO Sabre
alt. 9as dnbert nber nifts an Der
5bntiahe, bab Hemien Gin iebr gutcs
Stdbthen ilt.-C2. %. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Sut6aben:

Sut6aben:
Setrue al @ebieIn. Bombs uro
1noereH oiscontirten poet ls
inittfen uno bon Der SdHf &C.
eiGneien Stfsrbeitcn .. s.. o19 2Ss4a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

iteigerll. gs puroen reft aniebns
lihe Yreiie er3icIt. Bic @runoitilde
er9abcn: elm Ideritii6. "a Nr. IL
460 Sr.; elm anoeres, 81 Gr, 1920
ST.; Elm brittes. $3.50 Gr. $500 Sr.;
Gin Nderfelb, 106,80 Gr. AGO 6r.;
Gin 2arb Wicienitiid. $3.50 Gr. $50
Sr.; cine IieIe. 69,40 Gr, 615 Sr.;
eine @ieie 1910 Nr, S25 Sr. Cine
aub wuroe gu 1926 Sr.. iopie elm
tleiner 6arlien Wiir 81 80 Sr. 5uses
itIa9en. 9as 8eiamntersebniS Der
@eriteiecruug mar 15,849 Sr. -
cine Summe. bic in Iriiheren Sabren
iiir Elm 10 fleines Nnipeien ME CREDIT
nornen mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Die gen6lferuns 2uremburg'S.

Sas Statiitiihe Nmt gi6t betannt:
Die porIdufiee 8uiammeniteGuns Der
BON ben 8emcinocn eineeianoten
llcberiihten ersibt fir Sen I. 9e5ens
Der 1915 cine polittide gebDlferune
bon 269,2S3 9cecn 261,542 im Sabre
1910.
Sn Den cinseInen &antoncn iteuen
lid hieic porlduiigen SdbIersebniHe
rpte fpIqt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
9oIitifhe PepoIse. slbnabme

Srobber5ogitum . POI, 542 269.2s3 +7,741
ans BEN noritebenben Sablen ecbt
beroor,, oaB Der &unton Cid mos>
Iiderpeiie 5fpei Ibseoronete mebr err
balten tpirb. Ser auuton ghternat
bineeeeu tpirb mehr als p%abriheinlit
ieinen oritten Gbseoroneten perIieren.
Sbitou benz 8anton Nerit, MIR 70
Serionen feblen. nm Ieinen brittcn
abeeorbuetcn iuieber an crbaIten. 10
sibt iebod Die i'm 8anse bciinolihe
apntroIle bes betrefiencen 3dblmates
rials penia 6oifnuna, baB Die 3abG
bon $4,000 boil erreiht nerbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Chicago, Sa.-Scrr Setter epcrt.
Ser iih o einieer Geit nah Sot
Springs. Colo, beeab, lit noriee
8ofe bdielbit seitorben. Scr Ser
itorbcne, pelther better inter benz
Spibnamen Better Snmpfin
betannt mar. erbIidtc bas 9idt Der
@eIt Dor 80 Sabren in Seitine
gen, 8robber3ostbum 9%uyembnrs. -
Gbas. Saaues. Sdanffelner fir Nic
Saaues, 6432 Mibse Ipe.. Spbn bes
peritorbenen Wartin Saques, lit am
Ticnstae, ben 27. Wdr5, 9%eitorben.
gr purbe ee6preu an IS. Npril 1878.
crreidlte iomit elm Nlter bon 3S Sab
rcn. - Scrr Matthias Rihels., @atte
bon 3~atbarina Nifels, eeb. Sfneis
ncr. unb Batter bon 6rau Clara 3eus
ncr. Sobn @ifels, Srau Inna Be-
ie6re unh Senrp Iitels. itarb eieic
8ote in ieiner @obuung. 1857 go.
Some Ibe. Die 9eihe lpurbe nad
Ralone. 8is.. iiberfibrt. no lie am
%. Wdr5 beitattet purbe. - Sic
@critorbenen moeen ruben in Srieocnl
Sen trauernben Siuterbliebenen unier
getleib! - Ser friibere SrGiibent Der
Scftion go. 3. @bas. Senseif, be-
finbct iih in ietncr @obnuna. 1860
Wurpbp ape.. Nosers Ynrf, in ar5ts
lider 8ebanoMua. @ir lpiiniheu
Die balbi9lte @eueiun8l - aatbarina
Wan. 3ofter Ron Sobn 0tap, Yrds
iibent bon Settion S, e. y. ", bon
Gpauston, milrhc am Sreita9 I'M ct.
Srancise Spipital fir Sliuobarms@ Gut
siinpune ppcr;ert. sic b%efinbet iih
unter ben llmifdnben lpobl uno gebt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given to all persons in.
terested, that on she 18th day ofs March.
A, ID, 1917. the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court of Dubuque County.
Iowa, Executor of the Estate OF Celestine
conner, deceased, late of said County.
Dated at Dubuque. March 10th, 1917.
Jehp +. Conner, Executor
f. II. Wlllging, Attorney for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
TnSiuciS iibcr Den ScitanS
- Der -
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,

o~rsnrilirt nnter Dan @eieeen Solpa's. etnbIirt
81 Subuane, I'M Gcuntn DUBUQUE, ON
S4luie oes Gefbdftes am
23. NdrS 1917,
luie er benz Seiese eent6s an oer sluoitor seA
Siuates 9endcpt fpuroe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
SECOND GAME.

Totals ...32 II IL Totals So 10 q s
.Baued for Luderus in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ...............o o %
Philadelphia ........o o 0 o o-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
Assistant Superintendent Miles An
nounces Games for TENNIS In City
Playground League.

r. w. Miles. Jr. assistant superin-
tendent of the city Fairgrounds last
night announced the following schedule
for the volley ball teams composing the
Playground League:
Monday, 16-Clarke Springs VS. South
Richmond, at Clarke Springs. Elba VS.
Scabrook. at Seabrook. Chimborazo VS..
Fulton. at Fulton.
Thursday. 13-Clarke Springs VS.. Sea
brook. at Seabrook. Elba VS.. South
Richmond. at Clarke Springs South
Richmond VS.. Fulton. at South Rich
mond.
Monday. oa-Clarke Springs VS. Elba.
at Clarke Springs. Chlmborazo VS..
south Richmond. at South Richmond
Seahrook VS.. Fulton, at Fulton.
Thursday. 26-Elba vs.. Fulton. At
Clarke Springs. South Richmond vs.
Scabrook. at South Richmond Clarke
Springs VS.. Chimborazo. at Chimborazo.
Monday. 30-Clarke Springs vs.. Full
ton. at Fulton Elba VS.. South Rich
mond. at Clarke Springs. Chmborazo
VS.. Seabrook, at Scabrook
Thursday, August 2-Clarke Springs
VS.. South Richmond at South Richmond
Elba VS.. Seabrook. at Clarke SPRINGS.
Chimborazo VS.. Fulton. at Chimbora 20.
Monday. 6-Clarke Springs Va. Sea.
brook. at Clarke Springs. Elba vs..
Chimhorazo. ut Chimborazo. South
Richmond vs.. Fulton. at Fulton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Results Ychferdny

FaIrmount. 6: Second sapiist. 0.
Chcsapcakcs, 6; Robert +. Lee, Jr, {f1rst
game,: chesapeakes, o; Robert +. Lee. Jr..
u; No!de,s Tiptops. 0 (sscond game). Second
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EMPIRE RESULTS

First.F!ve and one-haif furlongs-FraEo-
FIRST; Starry Banner, io7 (SicoravS. is to l..
to !. q to /. even. third Time. i:os 2.s
Irish Miss. Junebus. Dawn Star and Corydon
also
SsEond-one mile-Xylon. III (Rowan), 3
TO to-, :. &c. s., to I. hrst: Puliux. iO2 (schut-
n sins io7 u,ye,.. 10 to ]. to i. to s.
Jury and Syrian also ran ~
-, Third-Flve and one-half furlongs-Papp.
iiS T19nxier1, y 70 to 10 l., nrst:
3d. to 5. second sunsriar. rs tKnappl, i to
Bughouse Bantry and The Spinner also ran.
Fourth.Ao bout six furlongs-Top Of the
Morning lSS tBuIton). S to /, 8 to S. to G.
first; keatsa. ll3 (ButwclD. to I, 2 to l.
even. second Julia Leon. III Lyke), to l.
TO z. TO s. third. Time. l:ll 2-5. Federal
Giri, High Noon. Fairy War,l. Startling and
j. j. Llllis also ran
-, Fi;, TN and seventy yards-hIss Kruter.
Abbey, lilo (Schutttnger). to l. 6 to .. out
second: kilmer. lis (Buxton). Q to 10. / to g.
out, third. Time. al. Master McGrath and
Bond also ran.
sls,hlAsout ST. tuEione.- Riyerda,e. los
los tIykel, to 2. to 6. 1 to 2, second ;
Philippe. 107 tMcAtee). t3 to 5. even, to g.
third. Time. I'll. Swan Song, Mora orium
James OF the Cummins None Such. Brook
Ign. Cheer. Gun Rock and Chiilum also ran.
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Death OF Old Servant.

hetty Hall. an esteemed colored wo-
man. was found dead Yesterday morn-
Ing In her home at 300 North Nine
tcenth street. her death having been.
apparently. peaceful and painlcss.
For many years Betty was domestic.
In the family OF the late George T..
Howden. Alderman from Jefferson
ward after tho death OF Mr.. Bowden
she remained with Mrs. Bowden until
me iattcr's death. Since the death
or Mrs. Bowden she has been living
with Garnctt E. Bpwden. Bettv he,
longed TO that class OF servants for
which Virginia was noted in the past.
she was courteous. faithful and strict
~ honest The welfare OF her white
folks was her chief concern The fu .
neral Will take place at tho First Ban
fist Church tcolored) Monday after
noon at o'clock
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LOCAL BOATING FANS
TAKE TANGIER CRUISE
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continued from. First PaRe.)
building on the island is the church,
which fs really imposing. being lighted
electrically with its own power plant.
There Is no public cemetery on the
Island Those people bury their dead
right In their front yards or in their
gardens. 1t Is not an uncommon sight
to see the white tombStones nanked by
caobages and spinach or Irish potatoes.
They plant them all together on Tan
gier.
The people are kindly and hospitable,
ana the children-their name is legion.
There Is child everywhere you look
on Tanster. and they are all clean and
brown and husky. These kids are
taught to swim and fish and handle a
boat from babyhood, It's second nature
10 them. Little shavcrs OF six or seven
years old can be seen any time in their
sailing craft bowling along before tho
wind And the girls are real beauties
none OF them OF the paint and powder
variety The roses in their cheeks were
not nut there by any connection Of man,
but ythe wind and the SUM-
The last day OF the visit was a big
one. spent in fishing. grabbing and
swimming. During the afternoon, nine
OF the American warships cruised past
the Island and short time later, the
Evelyn's anchor was weighed and the
return trip begun. It was without spe-
cial event. although slightly stormy.
and. after an excellent run the adven-
turers reached Richmond at 3 o'clock
in the morning to vote tho cAuise one
or the most interesting they had ever
taken.