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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20

DEFAULT having been made in the
conditions or certain Mortgage.
dated the second day Of January:
1895. made By the MlCIiiGAN STONE
a SUPPLY COMPANY, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws
OF the state Of Michigan. 70 the
UNION TRUST COMPANY, OF Detroit.
Wayne county, Michigan. corpora
ton organized and existing under the
laws OF the state of Michigan as
Trustee, and recorded on the 18TH
day OF January Sg5. in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds for the County
OF Monroe. state OF Michigan. N LII
Der So 81 Mortgages, on pages 70 10
~ inclusive. aud said default hav-
months after notice thereof; and
WHEREAS. by reason OF such de-
fault, and at Tie written request OF
bonds secured by said mortgage. said
Union Trust Company mas elected 20.
and has declared the principal of said
bonds and mortgage due and payable
forthwith in accordance with the
terms OF said mortgage: and
WHEREAS. there is claimed TO be
due on said mortgage ~ the date or
THIS notice, Ter principe and interest
nine Thousand. One Hundred and
Ninety-seven Dollars se.ie7.oo);
And no suit or proceeding az law
covery Of the debt secured by said
mortgage. or any rart thereof
NOW. THEREFOR. notice is here
by given that by virtue OF the power
OF sale contained in said mortgage
and the statute IN such case made
and provided. said mortgage will be
foreclosed by the sale OF the property
described therein. a. 80 much thereof
80 may ho necessary 10 satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage with
interest and costs ~ IuDiic auction
or vsndue. 70 the highest bidder on
Friday. the 2isf dav OF August. 1917.
al IL o'clock noon. 81 the noffherly
entrance 70 the Court House in the
that beinc tho building IN which the
Circuit Court FOR said County Of
Monroe ~ heidi. said proDerty being
deseribed ~ follows to.wit.
Tho Northeast ~ the Southeast
\ OF Section two fy-nine t3a5 Town
ship nve C5). south fargo sigh; ts)
east. being the TOWNSHIP ~ Exeter.
IN Monroe County. STATE ~ Mich gan
containing forty 900 acres OF land.
moro or less.
Also. ali that certain piece or par
Gel 81 land situate and being IN the
Township Of Monroe. County 80 Mon
roc and state ~ Michigan, bounded
and described as follows. to-wit.
the Lake Shor1 ard Michigan South
ern r. r CO and Tho south line ~
said r. V. Co. said land extended
enFtcrlN q the riHhf-of way ~ The
Michigan Central r Y. Co Past nv
TIE NJ c. Y. r.. riEht-of south
said l.. S. & " v. v. riEht-of- way
Also all that certa n piece or parcel
OF land situate and being IN the
Township Of Exeter County 81 Mon
crihed as follows. to-wit. All that
rortion ~ tho Northwest 4 or The
northwest fractional "A ~ Section
thirty three (s3). Township Eve 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
DESPONDENT MAN
HANGS HIMSELF

Wesley Dugarin. 80 years old,
laborer. living al No 1850 IL Rus.
sell-st. hanged himself Thursday
noon. in an outbuilding on the prem.
ises. The body was found by Peter
Gall. No 1872 RIvard st. and was
taken TO the county morgue
Dugarin's wife and children are in
Europe and II is thought he became
Respondent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
PASTOR ATKINS
WILL PREACH
IN MONTREAL

The Rev Gaius Glen Atkins. who
begins his pastorate at the First
Congregational church on Sept. 80.
will preach in Montreal on the four
Sundays preceding his coming TO
Detroit. and will speak at the meet
ing OF the National Congregational
council in Columbus. O.. in October
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
STEAMERS NOW
SAIL IN FLEETS

AN ATLANTIC PORT, July H.
Several big passenger liners have
just completed a voyage across the
Atlantic in feet formation accord
ing 20 passengers on British YES
sci arriving here today. The feet
was escorted thru the danger zone
BY British destroyers. One destroy
or fred several shots at subma-
rine when the vessels were one day
out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
SENATE VETOES
l.. S. CONTROL OF
FARM TOOLS

WASHINGTON. July le-Thc
senate today started back on the
road 10 a food only control bill
when IL defeated a. TO 3s Senator
Kenyons amendment TO include
farm machinery hemp and binder
Irvine in the law
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
FoR ssti--lssANT TORS

WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses fats, stores. acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat-
isfactory deals.
EBERT. 500 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
~ AND S-AcRr FARMS

Out Mack and Gratiot-HYes.; bcauti.
ful location aplendid soil. btg
frontage on mein streets. prics
$500 per acre tO% down. balance
] e. monthly.
= >. NLDRIcH = co fsI GRiswOLp
Cadillac 1884. Main 1870
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
HELP wAyTEn-MALE

HELP WAyTEp-NALE
City Lots That Are Selling
Experienced and inoXperlepced sales
men are ma ing money selling our
subdivision because IL IL close in
and within walking distance %
several large factories. All i'm
proVements. sidcN alks sewers. wa
ter. Cinderiled streets and shade
trees This Is absolutely the best
subdivision on TIE market You
can make money selling % We
viii furnish YOU live prospects end
ear service and assist YOU in clos
ing your sales Sec Mr CHnavan.
Q 20 ~ a. m.
LOUIS c.. PALMER & co.
Cadillac 81 f0S cham. II Com.
DEM 1ST- Registered Dig puaran-
teeC salary and 25T commission:
good .;ours. Apply ~ once. Dtopis
Dentists. 90 Michigan. Main 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
STORAGE AND CARTAGE
rI.nsnNAI.
nANCINa sCnnnIs

ALL MODERN DANCES
are guaranteed bv SIR CiANES in
6 PRIVATE LESSONS IS
In 2 wears MIR GRAVES privnteiy
taught 0.eol beginners witlunt a
failure. Begin your course any day
or night
FIFTH FLOOR. 20 WOODWARD.
AVE Get Mr Graves - Tia STA
moor. Cad f7ii.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
so RENT-FLATs a APARTMENTS
AT MOSS hPTS

Al MOSS APIS.
1850 BEECH-A 8-room apartment
new brick. private bath, Kitchen
gas range. refrigerator, new fufnl.
ture. dishes and silverware not
and COLD rnDnlhg water; walb ing
distance. Special SIMMER rates
Cherry Se5-R
" \ e an iO al l--MISGtl.LANfsoI
CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns
broken Jeweiry, diamonds. watches
etc. fun value pSid Liberty RtE.
90 ~ Wood T'd an moor. elevator.
WlSrGcD-EsRN
FARMS WANTED
We have calls for improved farms
OF all acreages within 100 miles OF
Detroit II you have farms for sale
write W AZ once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Fort-st West Opposite =. o.
Phone Cadillac 5sl..
BUSINESS urPoRTU MITES
ROOMfNG HOUSE for sale az IS
Howard-st. we'll furnished. rs
rooms cheau II taken az once.
cnuse for selling leaving city.
Cslr or rhone cherry 5T30-R.
-
ron SALE. Ri:~tUENCE PROPERTY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20

i-FAMILY SITE
on Philadelphia, corner ~ Wilson.
DOW feet. for few DAYS only 50 600.
owner Walnut i0c7-W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20
FOR s.Lic--EAnMs
HELP FFpr1 NATION

ACRES AND spfENnin LONE
Located in suburban town. 20 miles
from Detroit ia -hour's ride on
train. Right Ia wn. cement
walks and ufhrr cow urea Wa
are OFT cr4rg This place at less than
the houre can be built I'rice 81 500
r. J. ALDRfCH Z co.
Cad. Tf2i. Main tf70. lfi Griswold.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-20

ron sAils-Rr:~,un>cr PROPERTY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
Y. NJ. 9. A. ATHLETICS

The past week at the Central Y, NJ
G. A. gymnasium was as busy as many
weeks previous and the coming week,
beginning tomorrow night with the in
door baseball game between Captain
Burr's team and Captain Oppenheimer,
VIII start the week along. The Y. NJ
G. A. basketball athletic league finished
It's schedule and the victorious team
in basketball was Piggy Hargrove's
quintet. This team practically led the
league during the entire season Mem
bers of the team were as follows. N
ID. Hargrove. captain; John OLeary,
John Stringer. w. II. Gilman. n D.
Held and Perry Mitchell. The team
championship in athletics was won by
w. W. Waithalis team. waithalis
team was also runner up to Harsrove's
team in basketball. finishing in second
place.
Tho individual athletic championship
was won by D. J. Gregory, Jr.. with
ABS points to his credit. Second place
went to John strtnser. with ass points,
third place TO Frank Scheer. 255 points
Members OF Walthall's team were: w.
w. Walthall. captain: F. w Look, w.
L. Mullen. Ward Burts. s. r. Strange.
f. ID. Franck. The league standings
are as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
BENNY LEONARD HAS
INSURED HIS HANDS

Benny Leonard. New York boxer and
contender for Freddie Welsh's light
weight title. is right In style with Paw
Iowa. Paderewski. Charlie Chaplin and
the rest of the artists. real and would
be.
Benny has insured his hands for 800
600. and liz he Injuries them so he Is
forced to cancel any. of his ring en-
sagements. Benny won't lose out.
Leonard seriously considered insur-
ance after he put his good right arm
on the fritz in a bout with Chic Sim
lar several weeks ago.
The Injured mitt cost the Bronx
lightweight much good coin in the
form of Cancelled bouts and sent him
into the ring with frankie Callahan
fighting with one hand.
The insurance cost Bonnie $782. but
he figures it's worth 1t. II he smashes
his knuckies on the concrete brow of
a fighter or breaks a finger on the pro-
truding Jaw Of a pug. he can collect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
Eastern Virginia
Elves Play Three
Games This Week

There will be three games this week
in the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Basketball league. and now that the
teams are starting on the second half
OF the season. much interest is oen-
tered in the coming combats.
Next Wednesday night the William
and Mary Indians will go up against
Randolph Macon at Ashland. and the
contest promises to be one of the best
OF the season. This will be the first
time these two quints have met this
year on the bask etball floor.
On Saturday Richmond college will
go up against Randolph Macon for
the first time this year, the game be-
ing scheduled for Richmond. Jus.
where the game will be played Is not
known, but efforts will be
made to procure the Y, M c. A
floor. II they can't secure II. the
game will be played in the gymnasium
at Northampton. On the same night
Hampden- Sidney will meet William
and Mary for the second and final
time this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
GIVE BASEBALLISTS
MILITARY TRAINING

New York. Feb. lo.--A plan to give
all baseball players military training
from tho time they arrive at their
Southern camps up to the worlds series
was outlined in letter Captain T L.
Huston. OF the New York Americans,
sent today to President johnson. OF
tho American league. Huston was a
captain OF engineers In the Spanish
American war. He asserted he had
discussed with Major-Gensral Wood
his scheme for baseball military
training camp.
Huston suggested to President John
son that the clubs give one hour each
morning and afternoon to military
drill while In tho South. and two hours
each morning when they return North.
instead of the regular morning prac-
tice. and a short drill In tho afternoon.
In tho fall after the worlds series.
Huston suggested a large military camp
In the South for major and minor
league players. umptres. club officials
and newspaper men who wished mill
tary instruction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11

After one OF the most spectacular
battles waged In Virginia this season,
Coach Frank Dobson's Richmond
college quint emerged victorious over
the Hampton Sidney Tigers last night
at Westhampton by a score of 80 to
20. the Spiders finishing the first half
OF the schedule without having a de-
feat registered against them. 1t took
three extra periods of FIVE minutes
each for the westhampton collie
gfans to win. but they finally managed
to get the verdict over their Farm.
vile opponents by the narrow mar
gin OF one point. A foul goal by
Captain Dick Wood decided the game
The Spiders failed TO display the
form OF which they are capable in
the opening period. and the Tigers
took the lead from the jump. The
visitors registered goals at times in
rapid succession and when the first
half ended they were nine points
ahead OF the Spiders. the score being
8 to 8. In this half the Spiders dis
played little form. and at times the
playing was far below the standard
In fact. they were completely out
played by the Tigers during the
period.
'Cndaunted by the big lead OF the
visitors, Coach Dobson's proteges
came back with a vengeance In the
closing half and started tossing the
leather through the exalted baskets
in rapid succession. They gradually
drew closed to Coach Bernier's under
lings, and Just before the whistle
sounded the Spiders evened the
count In the first extra period each
team scored a couple Of points. while
three were registered by each in the
second one. In the third and ANAL
extra period the Tigers registered one
field goal while the Spiders went one
point better. getting one from the field
and one from foul.
Game Hair Raising Affair.
The game was undoubtedly tbs best
that has been staged in Richmond this
season. and II kept the spectators on
edge from start to finish. The Tigers
displayed unexpected form and the
guilt-edFe passing Of the westhamp-
ton basketers and the goal-sh ooting
OF Wood and Dickerson in the last few
minutes Of play saved the Spiders
from being administered a defeat by
the Tigers
Captain Dick Wood displayed his
time form last night and succeed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
PLANK MAY WEAR YANK
UNIFORM THIS SEA

st. Louis. Feb. 1o.--Eddie Plank.
mer star twirler for Connie MI
Athletics. Is likely to be placed or,
auction block at the meeting OF
American league next week.
The veteran southpaw has rogue
his release or sale by the st. Z
team, and he may be with the Tan
or Senators next season.
Bill Donovan would like to
Plank on the Yankee hurting stan!
has hts own IDEAS as to the vets,
value. The Browns are willing to
Plank to Donovan in exchange
Fritz MAisel. but there isn't . chi
OF the trade being made. not even
Fr!ts's throwing arm under suspioi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
Spiders Narrow Getting Ready Coming Camp
HOPE MINOR DRAFT
WILL. BE LIFTED

New York. Feb. 10.--CIub owners In
class "A leagues have not yet given
up hope OF having the draft lifted from
them by the national mission.
Wuen the major leagues meet here
next week number OF new suggestions
will be made to the members of the
commission and Presidents Barrow and
Hickey. OF the international league and
the American association. will indorse
them.
Tho minors will ask that the draft
be lifted. or. that the date Of drafting
be set later than September Is. the
price of drafted players Increased. the
draft be imposed or class A clubs
only once every two years and that
players be drafted by name instead OF
by club as at present.
Tho minor leaguers also want the
rule providing for Immediate delivery
on purchase rescindcd and will ask
that no drafts be Cancelled once they
are put through. So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
Can United States
Control the Seas

a very timely subject. Tho Secret
OF tho Submarine" begins at the Thea
TO. the little house with the big show,
Tuesday. February IS, and will con-
tinue each Tuesday. One Is not COM
PEELED to see this great picture every
Tuesday to understand II. One or all
episodes may be seen and they will
prove exceedingly interesting. There
Will be no advance In admission, be-
cause the Theato IL always Ave cents
and every day Is q feature day. If
you believe In preparedness. see the
submarine picture at Fifth street every
Tuesday.
Helen Holmes continues to please
large crowds every Wednesday in her
thrilling railroad dramas. Notice The
Virginian for n more complete pro-
gram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
FOUR CONVICTIONS FOR
MAPP LAW. VIOLATIONS

There were four convictions in the
hastings court yesterday for violation
lof the Mspp prohibition law. Edward
Turner, for transporting ardent spir-
its was fined $50 and given thirty days
In lajl. ON a similar charge Jack
Mic rs drew fine of $50 and three
months jail sentence. w. d. Grant, In
dtcted on two counts was found gull
~ on the second and fined $50 and
given thirty days In jail. The first
count was nollied.
Richard Mosby, a minor was fined
$40 for having ardent spirits in his
possession
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
ROTARY CLUB TO HEAR
OF Constructive WORK.

The report OF the board OF directors
and of the committee named to outline
a constructive policy Of work for the
organization during the coming club
year will bs heard and acted upon at
the February meeting of the Richmond
Rotary club Tuesday evening at 6:15
O'Clock. The session will be held In the
dining rooms Of the Business Mems
club, and business will be taken up
after supper.
The meeting Is OF such Importance
that an unusually large attendance
10 anticipated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
CHICAGO NATIONALS
TO REPORT SHORTLY

Chicago. Feb. lo--Members of the
Chicago Nationals were instructed to-
day to report here on February Is. two
days before they are to depart for the
training camps at Pasadena. Cal. This
move. President Weeghman said. will
give him an opportunity to learn how
many players. II any. are to obey the
orders Of the Baseball Players frater-
ternity.
Pitcher James Vaughn has sc'red the
hold outs, 1t was learned. but Presi.
dent Weeghman said he expects to
come to terms with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
VERDICT rOR DEFENDANT
IN 5000 SANDER SUIT.

The Jury in the law and equity
court. trying the $1,000 Islander suit
of Miss Lyndall B. Buntin against Mrs.
Lillian Wilson. returned a verdict in
favor OF the defendant. Motion to set
aside tho verdict. made by Hill Car
ter and Conway r. Sands. counsel Tor
Miss Buntin, will be heard by Judge
Crump next week. Miss Buntin al
legged that Mrs. Wilson circulated false
REPORTS as to her character.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
What Drink Docs in Philadelphia.

Statistics compiled by Philadelphia
authorities prove that seventy-eight
out OF the eighty-four murders inves-
t!gated by the city during 1915 were
due directly or indirectly to rum. The
police made 1928 arrests for intoxi-
cation in eleven months, averaging
about 1900 a month. During the year
1882 persons were committed to the
House OF Correction as Migrants. the
majority of whom became derelicts
through drink. Sixteen hundred were
committed on straight charges of
drunkenness. The warden supple
ments his testimony, that Is per cent
OF the prisoners tn that institution are
there because OF rum. by the follow
ing explanations:
Il have made this estimate on the
authority OF the men themselves.
Furthermore. all the broken paroles
from this institution are due to
drink"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
BANK CLEARINGs AGAIN SHOW
TNCREAsD OVER YEAR AGO

Clsarings by Richmond banks dur
ing the last week totaled e22.B32.73S.l0.
an increase OF nearly eight million
dollars over the figures for the osr-
ing to tho statement q ~ A1oAWond
In the corresponding Wesk - yeAs
ago clearings tstaleA elAoA1.s11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
BAPT lists DROP GAME
BY ONE POINT MARGIN

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Raleigh, n. c., Feb ia. & M
defeated Wake Forest tonight. 80 to
20. the whistle preventing Wake FOR
est from winning by sounding Just as
Captain Holding shot a. goal Line
up:
A q NJ Position w Forest
Temple .... right forward CARLYLE
cline ..... left forward. Holding
Ducey center. ...... Franks
Lewis right guard. go. Handy
johnson -. left guard. Thompson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
ny ERNEST POLLARD.

With the %pT}UE training etdN'i @F
rroaching Manager Billy Smith Is
fast getting things In shape for the
1917 baseball campaign, He has al
ready succeeded In getting many
Young phenous to attach their. cog
nomens 10 Richmond contracts, and
ere many DAYS elapse he VIII nave
gathered several more into the foid'
While he has his lines out for e&-
perienced baseball talent, he Is still
sleuthing for youngsters Billy has
gone out into the byways and high
WAYS and Is overturnlng every piece
Of brush in his pathway to find am
bilious fellows who have the car
marks OF star FASTENERS, Some Of
the baseball fans in iChmond-and
In every city. for that matter-alwaye
stand ready TO ind some fault when
a youngster is signed. They seem to
overlook the fact that even the stars
In the big leagues were once amateur
performers The development ana
sale OF young players help to keep
most Of the minor leagues going.
While the big league moguls make
their money from those passing
through the turnstiles the minors
have to depend largely on the sale
Of BAL PLAYERS to the major teams
Jack Dunn has made r lot % money
out Of baseball. and most 81 II was re-.
celve4 for players whom he sent M
20 the h3f tent And II will he re-
Called that punnte has sent many good
ones 70 the big leagues and most Of
them are sticking there, II Will be
remembered that II was Jack Dunn
who developed Ernest Shore. Babe
Ruth. Allan Russell and many other
major stars.
Sign Seasoned Players.
Manager Smith Is going 70 bring
nt;:4ti-t+ Of seasoned f.la4arse- hare and
has his lines out for them nj the pres
ent time but there VIII Ae several
young fellows also II the Young
eters whom he has acquired fan to
show that thew are good enough for
International league company they
with he "a rn1ed out 70 clubs ga leagues
Of lower c1asstfCnt on or released out
right nut let Il nc said right here
that II these Young fellows display
form superior TO that OF the old fell
lows they ARE Eoine to eotonrn riEht
here IN Richmond throughout the
1917 season and Will get their checks
twice month along with the other
fellows Richmond fans needn't
worry about Manager Smith having a
good team. He Il going 70 get to-
gether one that will be up in the
thick Of the fight from the time the
curtain is hoisted until the final bali
liz tossed
A. tho present time the local man
agement is negotiating for seasoned
outfielder and II IS thought that he
will be purcha sad within the next few
DAYS, The, deal was to have been
closed q few days ago hut something
cropped M 10 prevent The local own
ers VIII not disclose the name OF the
outheldcr whom they are attempting
20 acquire bat they assert that he IL
good one
Richmond made arror4s m land both
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11

Games this week: Monday-Burr VS..
! Cpperheimer; Wednesday--Leaks VS..
Oppenhsimer: Friday-Burr W. Open
heimer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11

Basketball Results.
v. NJ. l.. 80: University OF Virginia.
10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11

SUMMARY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOT
Duncan. wilkes for Burch. Rhyme for
Painter. Field goals for Roanoke
Painter. IL: S. Bonham, s; Brown. s;
J. Bonham. l. For Virginia Christian
Lane. 4; Ramsey. 2; Hundley. /. Foul
goals for Roanoke-Painter. 5; Brown,
@ For Virginia Christian--LAns :.
Notwithstanding. of Salem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11

summary: SubstItutfonS-Pr0
for Crosby. Crosby for Wilson. Tho
for Preston. Goals from f,oor-Wl
s: Dickerson. 4; Tyson. Q; Wicked
Wilson, 8; Crosby. 4: Graham, ::
Infancy. Goals from foul--Wf
6; Crosby, 3. Referee--Ha rgroveI
p. -. Time OF periods-Tws
minutes each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
THE WEATHER
tUn1eaA Sta4ss Department -
Agrlcslture. weather Dupsau.)

North Car6ffnA,-fAir Sunday and
, Monday: warmer Sunday.
Virginia--Fa!r and slightly warmer
Sunday. followed by somewhat colder
Sunday night. Monday fair.