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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

FOR SAiF 100 shares Har5oun Motors
stock 415". and o. 900 lnr'0 sam OIL
$3.50 A. g. Dribei. BoatmAn.t Bans
nis So Louis $50.
iEsrNl lWhNT Npe end uu.to date. .,.
.I.I,ut location. tIsauur 5000 tn Nl 600
month NI saerthcr owner 900 dfait
lhon' tf"N
1NiiL business Tor sale, or ur uado ior
hHht touring car Phone ioli
WANTED o, buy for ru.h good
..rosrry stock. urfrr downtown l'ra
ton hui viii consider good roaidrurc
district location Phone 1ol2
NNNlEp Buarlmg house tqr nl com
panF ou lease or others interested.
address Mrs Katie Cooper Tulsa. OKLA
rn'I 40 reasonable price. Address SIS w.
OIL LANDS AND LEASES UA
-TTrNr9N OH INVESTORS Lave large
acreage. wig or without production
vlirh can tr|l at attractive prices VIII
also Askigp acreage FOR drilling of Test
wells Address 4 q Floyd. Noodrshs.
Nan Roy Hi'
FOR rALE 2O0.agre lease with hte set
tied production wells in Washington
county with power and on usrrsaary
equipments. how price Tor quick action.
lilrcts Hor ,6s Mustoree ukla
FuR SNIE.lt0.s ieasc in Greek rour
N Township b. krangr q a|so lt0 acre
Ifasr 500 Okmulg'- county. Township a.
usure a. Address hoR sos, Muskog'c
utla
HOTELS RoomINo HOUSES e.
HOrFLs AND RoONTNG uousrs-M j.
Glass Co. over Palace ThsAtef Phchei
6OIl and 1894
p4AHrNI ItI. -E 90 N.r.tt N... Il.
furniture and hvtnrrs boz room h1ul.
iuT fbr sslc or trade At sacrifice. rrut
Including waiter f1a per month Ad.
dress Mrs rhiiipr Moueit Mo
KuONING uOusts Tor sale ono rooms
and one rcoms Well located somo
terms 2. q Lnon. 5ls Robinson
arcade
kuuMlNG not ~. rwcuty live rooms. 70
exchange for smaller house. grocery or
residence Luthy $40 Robinson Arcade.
Phone At90.
~ NuOM foomlns house newly decorated
best Of furniture best part of city
south ~ Third ana Main. Best class
Of roornrfv ~ Jon want nice pIaeh
.cot at this No agents. For parncu.
lars cal iAso.
MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTgLs 90
30 YOU NFFD MONEY!
We loan money on furniture pisnos and
Nirirolas in your home or storage. 4 r.
Moothsad. 400 Nsv Apt BIDS Phone
$3.50
ltNF private fuui Of .icnt to lond Oh
good security samuel N Hoorstu, 5lt
Wright Nltr
REAL ESTATE LOANS Al
CITf RIAL ESTATE loans, for 8 years o.
buslness or resideneq property In 1uisa
a. per cent iutefFst, no commission b
principle payable any time after 'irti
year or a. end OF Nvs years internal
semi .aunusly Farm loans fame torn.
sHIIIIyTSII5fI sAtIl
kIKIt1 lsIK.lI ~ liislkl4AA
2aG a2T lows Bldg Phone Otass 2i5o
MONEN no lpAN 1900 ard $500 private
money to loan on Tulsa rosi -stat" Home
..oan brokerage 90. 9i5 Palace bidE.
Phone Algla
MONEY no 10 ON 'ealty as Robin.
.oo ArraHr IN8nf IAIl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

bAI-rEkf MAN WANTED Nuuns man
With s1mc c,porionrr ta ovorhauiIng bat
te-y Co q. NJ. Miller Prop, BArtes.
yH.c. OKLA
BOY WANTED t,r clerl ln store. must
bo over l1. Grand Union Tea Co., 222
y Third
JOIN TIE ARMY Recruiting offices A.
Oklahoma city, Tulsa, Musk0geo, Chlsts
shA Afimore and Eniu
ZIMMERMAN For yard manager To- re.
tail lumber yard ln northern oklahoma
Give age married ur single and expert.
cn0o and reference. Address CLARK q
Rates Luu>hrr Go. 1900 Commerce NliE
kanas CIty No
MAN who is nos afraid 20 hrIp decorate
for Coniederair reunion Apply .umsd
atsly Queen city Decorating Oog lo7
b rhird
MAN with Hight rord truck wanted, good
paving proposition ior tha rigHt part.
295 iowa hide owl Messenger
MurORNEN- Maried men profsrrrd
Tulsa street Railway Co.. corner litth
street and lavton avenue.
SEVERAL good wh,e. boys must be- neat
rI0an and polite, good rhyug proposi.
uon. al5 Iowa Rdr owl Nessrng,r.
WANTED a LIVE WRE-To tako ul
charge Of STOCK sales ~ mining com.
pany organized under New Mexico laws
lor more Information address p A NJ.
lollom. 1891 East ho, street. ~ Psao.
Texas.
WANTED tur'neer aut opr-ntof Nrst
r'ars combination sto1m lamp engineer
and telegraph operator fdr OIL pump sta
80. r. v uus%aS -'' " ''
MANutp-.-A man to tal the LYONS Stock
Nrmody Boz IulB county. also o. tho
falr rovt week CAL AZ gll D. Third
street and sso H. u. Hand
WANTED Clerical position. good pen.
man. hayr 4 years experience are 2o.
AuYF t'3 uog" street. u. W hrown
WAhIFp. Two ropd mon 60 drive transfer
wagon, $50 prr wrrs. married men pre-.
ferrsd Nichols Transfer Go.
WANTED Office boy l5 years or over.
good chance for bright boy $50 per
wonth. Phone 1000
NANItp Evporisuced shoe salesman. Ap.
plv Tula Upstairs $500 Co., 2l9A s.
WANIFu. Three rond wheel hoys Apu.y
~ thc Harley Mes'enrcr 9i7 g R11tou.
VIZ NEED THE sFRvTCFs OE THREE
c'rrital men. preferably those who have
had accounting experience Tho positions
nra permanent. paw VOL offer good oppar
tnriflrs for Advancement. Apply 5lI
Daniel Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

WANTED ItooEksepcr' one capable oi
figuring manufacturing cost Phone I'm.
modlatslv Clulsa Roller Machinery Co.
phono gqGh or 31N1 rroUpturas. uu
ousstionei ability nrceshrr
hulNU women and girls over 10 yrats ol
age av messeHFsra At Western Union
sALEsMES AND AGENTS Al
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Apply
Submarine lD GA c
Corporation,
Employment office
Newark Bay ShipyIrl
PORT NEWARK. S. j.
HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED rEaALE 40
An fVpEKEsrEp woman ,a help make
comforts tnN l4s D. 0'-on'
DuEYENNF N c-g~-Naoird. experienced
sssma'r..s n6'oin"- need 'spy
CIVIL stNI,F PLANTATIONS TuAa
in September Government rrrk teacher
search clerk preference girHn wom.H
fhsary fla.H DPNrnre uunercsfarI
Women desiring g1trrumont positions
write ior free particular Raymond
Terry former civil service gyamurrJ,
l1i- Co'urhan bIdF WafA.nFion
CoLuRFp WOMAN for general houscvarl
iH family OF three. no washing iHI
phone lutA between q and Saturday
evening
GOVERNMENT civil service examinations
UvNyvtrrC october at ~ 1000 women
elsrt 90 ba appointed at Wa,hiurton.
Salary ~ 1900 fRForenrc unnor0ssAry
Women dosirlur government p1tIuuus
write 'nr 'frr PARTICULAR j Leon
ari ,fornrr civil service okamtuCrl dl3
ktno.s htr Warrington
.EHy 'Ers' room for rent a. gli $ D.
wood
WANTED DlerG. railroad or commer-sl
experience Must Doe able 90 operate
typcwutsr Familiar with claim work
anu NAHN.NNk fN'f'.'. HiN'Nf IAtH " 900 |AN
good sa'ars state tu.iy your Hpru
cHgn and aaiary expected. Address q 30.
World
WANTED Experienced elevator woman
Apply 10 Assistant Manager. Hotel Tulsa.
,,tNItp ..As collector and sAlesiady. sr.'
supporting women tC'woru ares o' 20
and So. permanent position guaranteed
salary and commission Apply SATURDAY,
D. w, a3i lovh h.dt
MNSIkB-A typla FOR copy wofk on
Hsval machine mo- shorthand must be
willing 10 Work aud earn good wages
Give experience lu application. address
tbs. World
WANTED Lady Who has good education
business ability. permanent position Tor
tho right ono. state your age and oil
dress Writr Taf care World.
WANTED A middle arrd whit" woman
m work around home and toomlng house
prefer one. who wants steady poaiilun.
Apry iu person. 9la y hosion
" NNIEu NoHas lady .tsuoguphvr must
he Bpid and accurate. taN 90 Rooms
2Io.3ii Drew hliF today or Saturday
wANrEp-1so fIrsir'nss experienced sa'ss
ladies' 10 BELL ready % wear EtrWr1'.
Apply Mammoth Credit TO-. 9ol p. Third
MNNrEp-A npcrrtondsnt for girls.
home must have recommendation. Au.
dress Roy Tao. care World
WANTED Ar ONCE Girls 90 wort boo
candy store Apply iH person husy
Rec Candy Kitchen goo y rhird.
WANTED 5 A LADY to krop house and make
10 her homo 81 one OF iautg. Address
T2i World.
WNNIfp -,ood ro.orsd woman f2r r.a
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WANTED AulOMobHLA
..,t..U. U1e used Dodge Sedan or Ford
" NAT 10 first eiaaa ooBdiu iuon.
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FINANCIAL

.r suod Oklahoma farm lands NffH
Ig. e.. .'. N5gs A''' h.l@' ''''@. "'''
TRADE SCHOOLS bl
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NANltl RlNG tausht a. 70 falN
N'N Tulsa Beauty lAIlnr
DOGS. CATS Pets D.
fnt 7Nul Nrrdar pu.e five "ont's
''N. 'rUE Emp oAW O. h i''"A'"
Anna. ~.
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yuarut mules NoA liE 'A'ooaA.
OKLA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
WAKE FOREST STUDENTS
FASCINATED At SCHOOL
Necessary Step Taken After Short
Lived Fsoidence---School Activities
Are Not Interrupted.

l.. Wake Forest, March 5.--After a
short-hyed. epidemic Of smallpox.
which has resulted IN the quarantine
OF five students and the vaccination Of
practically the entire student body.
Wake Forest college is again on a
normal footing today. The disease
was discovered on a member OF the
Junior medical class last week. and
-four other cases were sent to the To-
cal hospital within two days.
Without making an investigation Of
the source of the disease, the medical
faculty Immediately made arrange
ments for the vaccination Of ali stud
ents who had not had the vaccine
within the past two years: and as A
result, practically every student is to-
day nursing a sore arm. Many of the
town people and members of the
facuit have likewise submitted to
treatment. No new cases have devel-
oped, and IL IN thought that there will
be no more danger. All college &C
tivites have been carried on as nor
mally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
gs9'a < 7, Z 3 3 J, Z Z.
thnrlie l.nno LCf,ef. J

That past master Of hlackfaee
comedy who is also the stage man
ager and producer Of J. a. Coburn's
Greater Ministries. the inimtiable
Charlie" Gano. has sprung new
character for cutting his fun and
witticisms this season in the Chef
Of the "Eukaiali club" at which the
American An-Star Tennis champions
are entertaining with their Wallets in
Honolulu. Everybody knows and
likes Gano. both on and off the stage.
He is in a class by himself as per
former and a clever, genteel chap to
meet at all times.
IN his latest character creation he
is better than ever and his claims for
ability in gastronomic delcacies,
while musical and up-tor the minute
on topical evuts, are not guaranteed
to he followed literally by the good
house wives looking for new receipts
and novelties for home consumption.
I'm the Cook" sings, Gano.and no one
doubts it from his get-up and capers
III the all new first part of Coburn' $
MINISTRIES this season. Backed h. g
fine chorus and clever soloists, crack
erjack dancers and funny end men,
with everything new. bright and
beautiful. the ATTRACTION is said to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
Doctor Parker's Battle Axe Will
Furnish Semi-Pro Baseball

formed on sandiots while Others have
been In the Virginia league.
DIR. Parker la looking for a frsl
bsseman and an additional outnelder
to round his team out. Shelton Is be
ing considered for the outfe,d ami
Dowden and Hatcher. Will have the
choice for the first sack Job
DIR, Parker will have first call or
the Boulevard field, AZ he is director
In the International League club and
will be given preference by the stock
holders.
II is the plan Of the new Battle Axe
team to play games on Saturday and
midweek. The schedule will be cons
posed OF camp teams from Norfolk
Newport News and Camp Lee.
The name Battle Axe has 4 rich
amount Of history attached to it and
will readily draw a large following
and the ready support OF all rhe fans
The present team will surpass the old
one in victories. as 1t is composed Of
the cream of the amateurs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
GOV. BECKETT SETS
ELECTRoCUTION DAY

Raleigh, n c.. March s.-Governor
Beckett today set March IL for the
eiectrocution of Earle Neville, negro
found guilty of attacking Mrs. Ear
b last October. Neville was saved
from a mob determined to lynch him
by Governor Beckett, who barred their
way into the Jail and promised a
speedy trial If they would allow the
law to take its course
Delays in bringing Neville to jus
tiee however. caused strong popular
sentiment against the authorities and
caused Chief Justice Clark, OF the
supreme court, to criticize the lower
court officials for lack of despatch in.
conducting the trial The other four
justices disagreed with him. saying
the delay was unavoidable with due
process OF law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

Richmond wall have high class
semi pro baseball this season.
Or. William II. Parker. is orgauiz-
ing ii strong team, which will be call
ed the Battle Axes after his strong
team OF q. few years ago that swept
every thing before it.
pr. Parker viii have hrst call on
some Of the best players In this city
Among the likely candidates for
pitcher will be too men OF big league
Caliber-Joe Boehlfng and Doc
waldbeuer. Boehling has made a
great record IN the big leagues but
has decided TO stay out OF the majors
this year.
The rest Of the lineup will be Liebs.
catcher. knight and Napier, pitchers
Mooers, shortsop. Amos. second base;
Pitt, third base. Klein and Miller, out
lielders~
Everyone of these men have wide
experiences in either professional or
amateur baseball. Some have per
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
VIRGINIA TECHS BEAT
THEIR ANCIENT RIVALS
This season hy Fast y. y. /.
Five.

Specie! '1 The Richmond Nirg.HIap)
Blacks burg, Va. March a--lu the
fast and yroba HlS the fastest game Of
the season here the Va Tech basket
bail qgj9t defeated their old rivals
Y. 81 for the second time this
ear Tae game startd with a rush
and log tv minutes the han See-sa " ed
back aaj forth with neither lean get
ting q chance to score
Wharton for Tech finally succeeded
ia securing au opening and shot . per
feet basket scoring the FIRST two
points. After this Tech piled up n l3
to 3 score ON their opponents before
the first half was over. During the
latter part or the last haiti v N t.
aided by frequent fouljng hy thu
Techs ana fast passing raised their
end Of the scoref rom 10 2e. Three
goals by Wharton. two ny Parrish
and one each bl Cooke aud Thorn
ton coupled with three points or foul
goals gave the game 20 the Tech
team.
Wharton for Tech and Leach for
V. NJ / We're the stars Of the game
while Parrish ana Thomas at center
put up exceedingly good games. The
guarding Of Henry Crisp. Techs one
handed uard, was also a sensation.
Summary and line up
Tech f2a) Position V NJ I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
MARINE CORPS WILL
HAVE BASEBALL TEAM
Dots" Nilien, Former Captain OF
the Cardinals, VIII BE ON
Crack Nine.

Washington. D, @. March 5.--Not-
withstanding the fact thst he's in the
marine corps as volunteer, jack
Dots Miller. former captain and
first haseman Of the St Louis Nation
ais. thought he stood a good chance
OF being drafted
The marine corps Ia sebaH team in
this city needs crack inhelders and
Dots" Millers name heads the list
of prospects.
Gee, I don't want TO he drafted
and play ball. grumbled Dots"
when informed that he may be
chosen to play on the crack marine
nine Il want to<hght--thats why
joined this OUTFIT. And now they want
me to play bali. Car you beat such
luck?" But when General Barnett
was informed that he would rather
fight tina play ball. he declined to
order him to washington.
Miller would probably have man
aged the Cardinals the coming sea-
son had he stuck TO baseball instead
Of joining the colors,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
IN CORBETT'S CORNER
By JAMES j, CoRBETT.

Dear Mr.. Corbett* Is a mans hand
dead who holds only four cards In a
game of poker after the draw?
A. NJ. BARNES.
Yes; the rules state specifically Chat
after the draw any man who holds
more or less than FIVE cards has a
dead hand" However. on the deal II
q player is dealt more or less than
Ave cards it ia q misdeal
Dear Mr.. Corbett; Can an opener
In game OF poker break his open
ers IL he is not raised, 4. w
Yes.
Dea. Mr.. Corbett: CD 4 says that
Madison Square garden can seat ga
900. 3 says 1t can't. VINO is cor
rect? j {. X.
R is correct. Madison Square gar
den cannot seat $4,000
Dear Mr.. Corbett: What is the
present address of Barney oldficld?
c. rs.
los Angeles, Calf.
Dear Mr.. Corbett; Who was the
~.a~aAr Of the tiEht betwecn Joe VOL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
! AT THE THEATERS (
,9Ts5lEgggIg Z - AtYgsNQaW

superior in every way to any former
season with an excellent past repu
tation for twenty ears a fine per-
Torrance should result tomorrow
matinee and night at the Academy.
Miss Springi Tine"
George MacFarlane, the golden
toned baritone of Miss Springtime"
at the Academy Friday and Saturday
and Saturday matinee Is a canny Scot
as we'll as an artist.
Optimism Is the spinal cord In
the backbone of enterprise" he cpl.
grams. and is necessary In the pro-
ductive activities that give the people
their amusen1ents as we'll as their ne.
cessities. Amusements are indeed
necessity in times of stress. They ars
the sure specific for morhidity. they
are the emergency brake that stops
US from colliding with gloom in q. fog
Of anxiety: they. are the side track
upon which we shunt our worries at
the close of weary daN
The spirit of the public now In.
cliness toward mirth and melody and
good cheer In the theater. This il
no time for sombre themes and hectic
problems, Salaciousness on the stage
has gone into the garbage can where
il belongs,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
win Bring disappearing Ball.

Chicago March 5.~-Pitcher James
r. Walker wiz bring something new
to the National league, the disappear
ing ball. when he lines up with the
Cubs this season. 1t is said to be
moro mysterious than Mathewson's
famous fadeway was.
ITS the greatest thing I've seen in
baseball" said Manager Mitchell. THE
ball seems to become invisible on leav-
ing the pitchers hand and does not
reappear until so close to the batter
as to be almost impossible to hit
And walker has excellent control OF
IT,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
RICHMOND COLLEGE
NINE GETS To WORK
Baseball Team Practices and Plays
First Came with Local
Prep School Boys

Simultaneous with the spring fever
caused by the fairness of the last few
days has come a baseball fever at
Richmond college Yesterday after
noon. following a call for candidates
issued by Mac Pitt, last years cap
tain. about twelve men from the
freshman class appeared in uniform
for practice.
Many more men have expressed
their Intentions % coming out in the
next few days and prospects for II
cham pionship team are booming.
Pitt. Kuyk. Ryland and Knight, all
letter men OF last years great cham
ptonship team, are now in college.
Northern is Just over an Illness OF
several weeks and has gone home for
n rest-u but will return about April
A. There are three places in the IN
field two in the outfeld, and one IN
the battery list that Will have 10 be
filled.
The prep xchoolsrs showed up
somewhat green in yesterday after
moons practice, which was only nRtu-
rial for the initial round Of develop
ment.
The Richmond college athletic au-
thorities are mp against the problem
OF coach for baseball just as they
were for basketball Nothing definiAs
has been decided upon as yet. Profess
sor H r. Handy, of the department
of English at Richmond college, and
once captain of a Spider nine. mas
been mentianed around the campus
as a probable choice il conditions
would permit The candidates are at
present under Mac Pitts direction.
He is fully competent as coach n
he could devote his whole time to the
duties. as he has had wide baseball
experience In both prep school and
college circles and also in summer
training
MIR. Handy formerly coached Rich
mond academy and has coached base
ball in a summer camp for the past
two summers,
The schedule is as follows:
April university OF Virginia, st
Charlottesville
April s-staunton Military academy,
at Staunton.
! April 4-Roanoke college. at Salem.
April and s--V. p. T., at Blacks
burg.
April l7-wnliam and Mary, at
Williamsburg.
April 2o=-Ham pden Sidney, at Rich
mond.
April 24-rMedical College OF vir-
ginia. at Richmond.
April 27-RandolphMaco at Rich
mond.
May s--Blackstone Military acad-
envy. at Blackstone.
| May Hampton Sidney, at Farm
willie,
May s---winiam and Mary at Rich
mond
May 11--Tandolph- Macon. at Ash
land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
GOVERNOR SIGN BONING
BILL FOR NEW JERSEY

Trenton. ". J.. March 5.--Governor
Edge, of New Jersey today signed the
boxing hill permitting eight round
bouts In New Jersey, under they sup
ervision Of a commission
Bouts must not he held any place
where liquor is sold, the new Law
provides
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

colt and George Levine which took
place in Maspeth L. l., in 1898?
NJ. LIPP
II was n draw.
Dear Mr.. Corbett. How any
times did Bob Eitzsirnmon challenge
John L. sullivan and why were Fitz' 3
challenges ignored by sullivan
E. e. HAEKT2LI4
never knew that F'itzsinmons
challenged Sullivan Bob came to
this country back in 1890 and from
than on until nearly 1928 he busted
himself lighting middleweights. In
1892 beat John L, and the great
Bostonian practically retired from
the ring after then.
Dear Mr.. Corbett: How can sur
plus fat be removed? G. s.
Ry exercise. Send me self address
ed envelope with * cents In stamps,
tor copies Of my four articles which
deal with exercises that can be per
formed without the use Of appartas.
Dear Mr.. Corbett. What was the
outcome Of the recent fight in Buffa-
10 between Carl Morris and Jack
Dem sey? r. F. G.
Morris fouIed Dempsey in the sixth
round, the referee stopped the con-
test and the verdict automatically
went to Dempsey.
Dear Mr.. Corbett; On what dav
nd in what club did Benny Leonard
win the champ ionship?
T.. JONES
On May IS. 1917, in the Manhattan
Athletic club. New York city.
Dear Mr. Corbett: ~ Who Is the
better fghter between Irish PATSY
cline and Johnny Dundee" f2N
What was the result of Benny Leon
ards recent fight in Philadelphia with
Cline? SAMUEL TftCAfMAN
~ II iS abou! $3.50 % Leonard
won the popular decision
n-ar Mr.. Corbett: When was John
l.. Sullivan horn2
Ed VAN,
sullivan was born on October Is
1853.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

suDsfIIlfl0nS. Y II y 1fIFeN lot
Willis Field Gosls-Va Tech. Whar-
ton go. Parrish t+}, Thornton 90;
v, NJ, I Leach f4>. Thomas ca.
Foul Gosls-Na- Tech. Parrish out
Of 10, V, NJ L. Leech s out IL.
Refree Lieutenant Burnett. Navy,
Umpire Denny. tDaviison)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06
Dodgers Train on Eighteenth.

Since the National league rule
against starting training moro than
thirty days before the opening of the
season seems TO be dead letter. the
Brooklyn club has announced new arr
rangements for it's battery men. They
have been called to gather at Hot
Springs for "a course of treatment" ON
March IL. instead or March Is, as orig
inally intended, and the rest OF the
team will assemble at the Springs on
March IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

Billy Murray, the veteran. though
he didn't land the job or managing
the Red Sox from Harry Frazee. will
be taken care of and il is announced
that he will be on the Boston pay
roll as a scout Frazae has high
opinion of Murray. who is one of the
best story teilers In baseball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

Speaking Of the international
league. Nap Jajoic saws he would like
10 he able to sing that little old bal
lad. Il Hear You Calling Me- but
it seems someone has put the soft
pedal on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

life IS one disappointment after
another The International league
throws MP the sponge but the Bol-
sheyiki stick TO the gIme
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

The Giants viii he without the serv-
ice Of Ritter this season. Let EN- use
Campbell's or Van Camps. They're
Just as good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

Day nv DAY the ohldout ball play
ers are beginning TO hear Che maa-
ter-s voice"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-06

Todav's little French Iesson
GU est le baseball player