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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27
While Roosevelt Writes L etter
Urging 1t as Solution Of
Pressing Problems
TRINITY CHURCH
RECTOR AN ADVOCATE
German Causes Disturbance
by Vigorous Assault on Eli
hu Root Delegate to Con-
structive Patriots Meet Dies

Washington. Jan. 26.-Tniversal
military training an essential fac
tor in the need for greater military
preparedness was the central topic Of
speakers at tonight's session OF the
Security Leagues Congress on con-
structlFe patriotism. John Purroy
Mitchell. Mayor OF New York city. pre-
sided and strongly advocated universal,
service letter from Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt, making a plea FOR
preparedness. was read by s. STAN
wood Mcnken, of New York
The colonel said
Military preparedness AID the ac-
ceptance by the nation of the prin-
clple Of. universal military service in
time of peace as a basis for universal,
obligatory service in time OF war.
would do more than anything else to
solve our most pressing social and in
dustrai problems in time of peace"
Rev. William T. Manning. yecto. OF
Trinity Church, New York city. DIS
GUESSING universal military training
from the standpoint of a Christian,
safi that the assertion that any use
Of military force is unethical and an
Christian WAS indefensihle. out Of ac-
cord with the facts OF life, unjust to
religion, destructive of loyal citizen
ship and seriously hurtful TO the ma
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

Il advocate universal military train
ing" DR.. Manning said. because it
will help to mould us into d great
nation, trained and ready for any
emergency, abhorring war and pre-
pared 10 maintain peace. strong in
that spirit of high ana true patriot
ism which is the very life of PEG pie.
II we desire peace We must take
proper measures to preserve peace.
General disarmament may in time
be possible with AN adequate world
force 10 maintain the worlds peace
We are ready 10 work that this
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Not Easily Discouraged,

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Society

happenings from tie
whole State are printed
first IN The Virsinian.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27
Briefly

the news from all Vir-
GINA appears daily in
The Virginian.
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Lyric Has Winning Bill.


There arc no weak acts in tho Lyrics
wcck-opcninG menu. Iionors are SO
evenly divided that 1t Is unfair to
pick ono out for special mmenda lon.
Here they arc:
C-Kola. y contortionist who ac-
compiishcs the impossible in defying
his bones.
D--The Valerie Sisters The uncom-
monty clever girls whose STUFF Is
! thoroughly low-brow and who pleases
the playgoers Immensely.
E-Henry Is. Toomer & Co. A com
| pany of four. headed by Henry. whose
playlct :"rhe lieadliners" abounds tn
clean. wholesome comedy and who eX-
tract every ounce Of fun that is pack
Ell in genuinely humorous burlesque
Of life behind the scenes.
F-Dorothy Wahr and the Curtis
Boys The boys are piano and violin
players or the popular order. and Doro-
thy sings songs In fetching musical
comedy style.
G-Coloncl Diamond and Grand
daughter The Colonel admits that he
is eiShty-onc and everybody agrees
with the Playful which says he is the
dancing marvel Of the twentieth CEN
tury. His granddaughter. 81 graceful
lass. is not named on tho bill. but con-
tributes essentially to the success of an
unusual act.
pleasant incident not on the pro-
gram was the presentation of huge
bunch of flowers to Len C;arvev. the
new orchestr, leader. last night, lust
before the second performance Mr..
Garvey had just finished the overture
when the theater was TIN own suddenly
in darkness. As the new leader turned
to see what hau happened the spotlight
glazing shaft Of green. caught him.
and at the same moment an usher with
the armful OF flowers descended upon
him. The audience noting the con-
fusion Of the astonished Carvey broke
out into a roar of laughter. accompany
ing II with a round OF hearty applause.
The he rihbOppI floral pif bora ~, ~
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PIMLIC0 RESULTS

Wetona. liz iWilliains,. $3.50. $500 $50
first; Winsome Vera, rs ParringtonI Sd 20
;sSSo second second: kildare Boy. lis tlroxltr).
Robert. .Dscoyerer. Martial Music Star
Worth. Bravado also ran.
(Allenl, So. $40. $780, hrst: Superhumln'
ID tkienckl. $ils0. $500. second: Welsh
King. ll tFranklin). $3.50. third. Time.
4;S5: Bamboo. Racebrook. Brvn Rose. Ben
10: a. McTssesr,j sil& s4.4o. ;asc S'S iirs,
Buck Board, -: tCampbeiD. S.. $3.50 sec
end: Melodrama, lc2 (Ryun). $40 third.
Time. 80 25. Sorcerer Ed bond. MnIheur.
jade. Hop sotch. Gun Powder also ran.
P EGI,rthmforr e dutlon ~ Broom. lis
ITO g. M3raggarp. $50. $40, second: Tick
Kate eileen. Supcrmaid also ran
Ftfth-stx fur1ongs-Firing Line lis "a.
Coliinsl; slsl.so. $3.50: $40. first: Jack
T@s IS e. n @sTass@r ktn, ;ais h ne1
Cadillac. Judge winsfeid. Polly j.. Star
sixth-six furiongs-Niiss Kruter. ,,a
t0bert, $40. SOD 81 first: Fairy Legend,
io5 Msrimesl; 50. $40: second: ProhIbi-
LIZ 70. \. X. beeI. IIum!llation, Precise.
ran. o
seven,h.six furlongs-.obolus. lo7 Nv. Col
itns,; $3.50 Solo;. $3.50. first: Wodan io7
mann 1o2 tMcrimeel. $3.50. third. Time
ran.
'Parr entry.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

tMLn,rrSs,, r,a as:o fu1,onrs- Battle; 100
~ tschu,,!nger).. s.: 90. $40. second: clare.
Bird Lore. Ma,in., SAFFRON Girl Sister En-:
Second rsce-four and one-half furlongs-
MS, Tex rorman ~ tGoossS: .lc sS s SiiSS.
Ihira. Time. 81 IS SECONDS. H sruid. cse so.
miskey. Broom Peddier. Trippo Sahib. Six
,T Thru r;;e ss fualongs--Martre. los
s nes 9uf DnasIn. 9 !LopSer' iasS
third. Time. iI4 Deck Hand. Set,ie Wal Val
cult. Collie. Hastena, Rapids. Alex Geiz
Ponce de Leon. Joe D.. Southern League
Fourth raee-tour and one.half furlongs-
;ss55S. fret; silk Lady; no (Bshmonj: sii.SS..
ZION, FRANCES Crawford. Koran. Laoaine.
Bsndymo. Blue Paradise. Nimy also ran
nd r,sh 51se0 :ans and ssSen,y yaTdsEiaay
ksi,sn los oadsr. 3siS t ,hi4i 'e Time
t6 "2 wave ave Meno n.yo, SpportHn'y Top o
dEessl. 500. $3.50. se.s6 hrs,: valor. liz
ssia,n:: snssss :1 :s5ia .% %i%s
vial. Alone at Last. Medora, sMysilu Folly
Parr also
Howdy. 10. fkleeger). 80. $40. $3.50 Won;
9nd: Good Counsel; ~ dyke. $3.50. third.
Ern Alien Cain M suS,.e, p roMa
King Mart. Prince s. Executor also ran
.L,,at,
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted YESTERDAY by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows: "
Adopted Sons and Daughters of Zion.
Abingdon. Alexander Beard, president:
William Young. secretary-both az
Abingdon. No capital stock.
southern Tale and Mineral Co. Inc
ident; Stabley II. Doggett. secretary
and treasurer-both OF New York.
Capital, $4,000. Mining business.
b. Clay. president; L. Z. st. Clair, sec
retary-both of Roanoke CAPITAL
$4,000 Developing and building bus
Amendment to charter of Veazey &
BULLOCK. Inc, West Point changing
name 10 Feazey & Morris, Inc
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CHANCERY DEEDS OF TnUsr

Carrie $. Dickey TO n. Carter Redo.
trustee. 3Sxl+o. feet north line First
Nsenue :" feet north of Milton Street.
John and Sadie b. Taylor to r. T.
CLAYTON ct al. trustees. 265- bv 90
ieet known as .o2l Floyd Avenue.
May ]. 1917; SSeolo
ID. w. Johnson TO John r. wingo,
trustee. 30 /: by l3i feet. Itnown AS
3oo North Twenty ninth Street March
8. 1917: ssS6.6G
j. Lee Davis ct ais TO Elam & Fun
stem. trustees. > % by 1871 fee; trrc-
Euiar linesl. known az 1916 Park Ave
nu. MAY .. 1917; sA.l30.
:. Lee Davis ct ais. TO 1:lam & Fun
s,cn. trustees. 10 2-3 by Us fee, Grre-
gular deptM. known az 1919 park
Av"n,.e May ., 1917: s4I30
u. Lee Davis CT al to Elan & Fun
stem. trustees. 2-3 by 1o5 feet (irrs-
Euiar lines). known as 1912 Park Ave-
nue.. May /. 1917: s4.l30
Cecilia j. Smith to r. SitterGinr Of
al. trustees. l5yl25 feet north line of
Leigh street. between Judah Street and
Brook Avenue: also lot 81 in Judab,s
Ia,an; also 10 in Judah's Plan May :,
;, Robert @. Willis ct ux. to NJ. +. vii.
lie ct al, trustees. 81 l-2 by 40 feet
vest line or f.nslow Avenue. 81 ID feet
SCUM or Young Street. April 10, 1917:
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cHANcERr RELEASE DEEDS.

W. E Sullivan. trustee. {, al. to
t feet. known a. sls Randolph Street IT,
May 1917; $1,000.
IL. Selden Taylor, trustee. to Mrs.
i,attie 81. Grcssett. csxl20 feet north
line Taylor Street, 81 2-lo feet wcsf of
Shcppard Street April -, 1917: sa.le0.
\. }. Chewing. Jr.. trustee. to Alex
ander Board, 29l- by 1874 feet. known
as as Hoo North .Twenty-ninth Street.
March 6. lal1 $1,000.
X L. Clayton ct al. trustees, TO John
Iayior ct uX, Is So by 90 feet. known
a. 2o21 Floyd Avenue. April %, 1917:
:, FL. Elam & Funston, trustees. to Bessie
inches north line of Floyd Avenue. he
tween Vine and Lombardy Streets. MAY
Chewing & Boxiey. trustees. to Hay.
WOOD Gay ct, uN.. l4l-I2 by T9l-.
teet: known as ll01 North Fifth Street.
April "a. 1917; 1886
+, Chewing 4 Boxley. trustees. to IL.
Howison Jones. 81 7-l2 bv ST feet
known as SO2 North Fourth Street.
May .. 1917: sl.56S. CIV
Willis {. Pulliam. trustee. to Annie
y: smith ct al. 23Xl2O feet. known as
ga North TwentE-seventh Street. May
John T. wingo. trustee. to Hugh
f Rose ct ais. 52xlO3 feet west line
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Fannie b. Allen to May Allen ct al.
T ~ iGet s5rt inches by lis 1,2 feet Dir
AHenSe m March knowp as siss Park
III, %, Rawley to II. NJ. Delaney,
avenue; July IA. 1915; tax, IS: $1,000.
line Moore Street, 23l1-2 feet east Of
Dincen Street. April II. 1917; tax, so
j. G. Anderson ct ux. to Davis Bros.
Inc. ct al. 2oxloa feet northwest cor
n n OF Clay and Foushee Streets. April
n. NJ DELANEY ct '0 lux. to Annie NJ
Ferguson. 3Oxlio IA feet. known AZ
e III % Grove Avenue. May l. 1917; tax,
G. Q. Smith to Edith Miller. 35x14o
aeet. known as lot II in square j Of
s si,o. a, addition. May /. 1917; tax,
1oh 4; =; cbh be JIrs; exec. to J. w.
8 600 ,s H9r's FPHTnenty-ninth Street March
ct al ~ % by l25 feet Irregular
alse q x kno WI s as lsl2 Park Avenue;
known as 1910 Park Avenue: also 81 "a
by i3l irregular lines). known AZ 1916
park Avenue. May /. 1917: tax. $3.50;
Louise sloan. soxso feet north line iin i' Of
Ashland Street. 800 feet east OF carter
- Ia u III SJlV
Gus h. PerkinsCn ct uX to Samuel
I. Perkinson. Jr.. 2lxl15 feet north
west corner Marshall and Twentv-sec-
ond Streets. March 3. 1917: tax. ST: $40.
Carrie \. Williams to Bernard Reid.
52X1G9 feet on Winston Street May;
j. Lee Davis ct al. to 4. c. Carneal.
toX6o feet east line OF Deep Run Street
between Park and Monument Avenues
n Howison Jones to James D. Car
neal, 81 ZIP BY "a feet known as s0e
ssa.h Fourth Street April %, 1911;
&c Emma Wagner to Laura Jennings.
25xl2O feet north line OF Chafnn Street.
a91 rect west Of Sheppard Street. Aprii
20; 1917: tax. $500; $40.
Highland Park Realty Corporation
70 Ella McRae. lots l3 and IA i'm block
In Battery Court Addition. May /
1917: tax, $3.50; $40
Emma wagner TO Louise Britton. "a
by l.9 "a feet. known as 3419 Stuart
Avenue ,e!, April 80. 1917: tax. So; $40.
Emma Wagner to Charles Wagner
.bkli9 ia feet. known as 34l5 Stuart
Avenue. April 80. 1917; tax. 81: SO.
Emma Wagner TO Mary Kahn. % nv
~ 80" 80 ieet south line OF Stuart Ave-
nue. - feet east OF Gilmour Avenue
April 80, 1917: tax. 81; $40
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HANTILLY RESUMES RACING
TO SELECT BEST BREEDERS

PARIS. May 7.-Chantiily to-day re-
lmed It's position as tho chief train
fg center for thoroughbred race
|1rses. when races were reinaugurated
|itnout attendance by the public and
uncut betting, with the object Of
Ciecting the best products OF the va
GUS breeding farms for breeding pur.
For the last three years Chantilly
|as been within the war zone and one
Tho chief centers OF tho operations,
General Joffre and his staff having had
llelr headquarters there facing the
f,undoncd race course. The shift Of
(,erations 10 other points and the re-
oval Of general headquarters now
Prints Of Chantilly resuining It's po-
tion as horse training center.
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UNION UNIVERSITY LOSES
.ivinEston Team Defeats Local Colored
Ntne-Fniiure TO lit and Many

IITOTh account Tor VICTORY.
inability to effectually connect the
illow with the horschide, as well as
iania for fumbles. caused Union to
|rop thrilling contest to Livingston
yesterday afternoon by 6-to-4 score.
Jacobs. on the mound for the Wis
fors. sent thirteen Unionitcs piffiing
own the dismal valley OF strike-out-
ON. He was given excellent support,
is only two miScucs are registered
|gatnst his teammates.
Banks, Unions mound artist, was
|oorly supported and allowed frequent
IinEles. Poor teamwork was also evil
Fenced In the home boys exhibition.
|ut the most decisive factor OF Unions
|efcat WAS the lack Of hits In sew
|ral instances the side Was retired
Hith ono or two Union men in posses
ion OF the sacks. Even in tie last
|rame this condition obtained when
tanks and Taylor were forced to cS-
lire on Hucles's strikc-out
The visitors fielding honors go to
/. Lloyd, on third, while Jenkins's con-
istcntly stellar work in right garden
|apturcd the highest honors Of the
Mon outfit. The score:
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ADJUSTMENTS
Ruxkin. Pictures Mt Academy

Beginning tonight. DR. John w.
Ruskin Will present at the Academy OF
Music for the rest Of the week, with
matinccS Wednesday and SATURDAY.
his motion pictures OF life and adven-
ture in the Arctic regions. Dir. Ruskin
sailed from Seattle last May on a
chartered ship. and the pictures shown
display remarkable results. In Nome,
for example. he managed to obtain pic
lures Of .Scotty" Allen and his team
OF dogs, winners of the famous race
over ice and snow. IT is said that a
great herd Of walrus taken I'm the yet
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building and repair permits were
issued yesterday follows:
Fulton Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church. TO repair frame church south
side Of Williamsburg Avenue. between
parbytown Road and National Gene
terry. TO cost $3.50.
Mary y. Robertson. to erect frame
store south line of Hospital Street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, to
cost 5000
Franklin Stcarn's estate. to repair
brick store, 1908 East Main Street.
to cost $500.
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RAP SHOOTERS AT ROANOKE
Puthern Handicap Opens With Eighty
Marksmen Competing In Spite OF
IncIcment weather.

ROANOKE, VA. May 7.-More than
0 trapshooters from every part OF the
'untry are here competing In the
felfth Southern handicap under tho
|ispices Of the Interstate Association.
|espite bad weather conditions, eighty
|arksmen shot over the traps to-day
practice for the main event Tues
|ly
Twenty-seven handsome prizes are
|fercd under the rules governing the
armament. The board of trade Of
plumbus. Ga, has offered Il handsom o
wing cup to the amateurs making the
CHEST average score IN all events Of
be tournament. 1t must be won three
|mes TN succession to become perma-
ent property.
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of Roseneath Road. 1918 "a feet north
OF Stuart Avenue. April -, 1917:
1896.
Harrison & Bates. trustees. to J. Lee
Davis and assigns. IS SIS by 80 feet,
known as 202l Floyd Avenue. May 2.
1917: $3.50.
Wallace T.. Brown. trustee. to James
a. Der kley. 20 feet 1912 inches by 125
feet. known as $40 Rowland Street.
March 20, 1917: S7l5.14.
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HENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

thur NJ. Rich, tract abont So,,r ,niies
cast Of Richmond and ono mile north
eaoo Williamsburg Road. April 80. 1917;
LIE Roy f. Brown ct ais. trustees IN
w. F. DAWSON, 62-3 acres on Rich
mond. Frederick sbury and potomnc
Railroad, four miles from picb,nnnS
April IS, 1917: $4,000
lie Roy IL. Brown @, ais truv,a.s
to Verbie a. Hatcher lots 10 IA md
Is i'm block 5 in pla, of the pi.t eau
April II, 1917; So 900
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HUsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

Mcconnell. trustee. Lot I. Square IL.
Weisiger's plan. March 60 1917: S402.
Leroy +. Brown ct ux. to Richmond
. and 8, block so. Purcells and Cabolrs
Addition.- May 5, 1917: s1.1S0.
~ Charles Rcnnie ct TX. to Ruftin &
lines). known as Ais Cowardin Avenue:
also 3 l-2 acres in Chesterfield County.
February &c, 1911: sl59.
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SOUTHERN TOURNEY OPENS
RS. Is. &. Duftieid. OF Memphis. Elected
|President of Women's Southern Golf
AssOclation-1ieH Mas Hunter.

MONTGOMERY. May Mrs. X c.
lufiieid, OF Memphis. Tenn. WAS to-
fght elected president OF the woman's
Puthern Golf Association. and Mem
Flis was selected AS the tournam
Z Birmingham, was elected secretary
feaSurer.
Memphis carried off all honors in the
Est day OF the seventh annual tourna-
association. Mrs. *. G. Dufield OF
|emphts, won the trophy for the low
liallfyins score. Miss Louise Hunter,
Memphis. was second. and the Mem
1is Country Club players won the
unter each turned in cards Of 100,
flt In the play-of Mrs. Duffield won.
The FIRST round match play will start
f-morrow morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court is-
sued the following marriage licenses
yesterday tNote-Figures after names
denote aGes):
sidney III. Miles, Rosemary. y. g. 90,
and Edna Wiles Mills city, is.
=, CLIFTON W Smith. %, and Margaret
Parrish 81. city
Leo \. oncsty, 30. and Katie c.
Weis. 81, city.
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EoRGE STALLfNGS MARRIES
WIDOW OF "BUDo SHARPE

PHILADELPHIA. May 7-Georp.
|aliings, manager of the Boston Ma
Omal League baseball tenn and Mrs.
faSard Sharpe. widow of BUD
r ran' Former first bas.man Of the
hester. "
rhe ceremony was performed by the
IN. A. Kunkle, pastor of the First
rnIat Chnrch. Only the Immediate
''a.'Ves OF both families were pres
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HENRICO TRANSFERS..

David +. Jackson ct ux 10 Racha el
Jackson. 3 acres seven miles from
Richmond, near White Oak S,v,nn
november 81 1916: 81
Ireater Richmond Realty Corpora
i =. TO Mrs. Corine Waller. lots . and
\" IN block is In plat of Monument
$40 - i'io' TAX >i-o;
". r. l.. Smith. Jr to O. II. Morris
Sn.'t. 1sp acres on James River. being
May i. 1917; tax, 81: SO
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CUBS DEFEAT PIRATES

CHICAGO, May 7.-ChicaKo defeated
Pittsburgh. to /. to-day. The locals
punched hits behind Grimes's wildneas
Ind took lead IN the second inning
which the visitors could not overcome.
Scaton allowed three scattered hits for
line innings. while Cooper. who re-
placed Grimes. was touched for two
IN six innings. The score:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

George W. Meyer and Henry b.
Fraser. Individually and as the firm
of Meyer & Fraser. of Petersburg. YES
terday ilcd a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy III the United States Dis,
trict Court listing their debts at
S3,S95.2l, and their assets at s2gS32 90
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S PORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Continucd From Eighth Page.

((sslnning. to o. I'm tho NTH lily Myers.
brooklyn confer fielder. trying TO max @
shoestrins catch Of konetchy's dou-
le. fell heavily and had to retire. An
faamination showed there was no frac-
|ure or the shoulder, but that the mus
les were badly torn. Myers will be
liable to play for some weeks. Evers
managed the Boston team In the alb
renee Of George Stallings. who was
tnarried this morning In Philadelphia.
Fhp score:
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, May benny
Leonard. the New York lIghtwcight
knocked out Charlie tkid) Thomas. OF
Philadelphta, in the last round of their
six-round bout here tonight Leonard
clearly outclassed the local boxer in
every round.
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fhioaEo .....:........:..o Z o o 0 o =
summary: Yrror-Fischer. Loft on bases
fChicaeo. 2: Pittsburgh. 8. Hits-on Grimes.
In innings Stolen base-BIEbee. Two
Peal to Doyle TO MerkIe. Bases on balls
u seaton. ): off Grimes. 2: of Cooper. l.
truck out-by Seaton. {; by Coorer, l. I'm
Tres. kleln and EElslie. Thine. LIZ.
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nioh .....'..;. ........;V ] u
summary; Errors-Holt. Turner. Banks
r, McGunn t3'. Dsnicis. Hucles. Two
|,se htt--liucl"s. Three base hit-Jcnkina
+icrtnca hitS-G. Taylor. Turner, jenkins
antels. Stolen has.s-Evans. Sumner, Tay-
r.. Double play-Banks 10 Taylor. Bases
| bslls--on Banks ], OF Jacobs, g. Struck
1it-by Banks. .; by Jacobs. IL Passed
|uis-by NJ. Lloyd. .. Wild pitches by Banks.
Lett on Observation-Disclosures, .; Cn;on 4
Inc. % Cmpire. Nixon
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North Carolina League.
Al Grecnsboro-C;rcensb o. Win
Salem. D.
Charlotte Durham Crain).
Asheville- Raleigh (rain).
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most exciting scenes ever shown on
the screen.
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Local Observation. NJ g u

I.oCAI ObherrntIOna Mt II, NJ.
Temperature. A.; humidity. SO; wind
direction. southeast: wind, velocity, o
miles; weather. light rain
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Brooklyn,
Totals. .0 s?7b Totals....3i 0 52I "a
Battcd for $. Smith in sixth.

|, , rnof,nyr '.....'.........oo "a o24 Il
Summary; Error-Fabriaue. Two-base hits
Myers oM +. iz Left on bsses-Bo,-
NTH. l; OF Rudolph. I. Sacrifice hts
irssey. j. Smith. Fitzpatrick. ;Iits-or S.
'nith. q IN Innings. Balls. Smith I'm
+ircs. Dransncld and O.Day. Time. i.4G.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
North CnralInr

emit. After the ceremony tho couple
left for Boston.
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The Weather
IFuruished b U. 8. weather Buren,l
Local Temperature.

Local Temperature.
II noon temperature. ......... IS
. r. NJ temperature. ............. So
Maximum temperature to s p. NJ. So
Minimum temperature to r. M a.
Mean temperature ............... 81
SormaI temperature for this date. So
Deficiency in temperature. " "a
Deficiency in temperature since
sldTCii 40
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary "a
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours o3
Rainfall last twenty-four hours O3
Excess In rainfall since March L. 2o8
EHoess IN rainfall since January l. 1.42
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