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NInny FutnIttie. ncportcd.,

LTNCHBURG, VA, October is-At
least eighteen deaths occurred in
Lynchburg during the twenty four
hours ending early this afternoon.
bringing the total OF the fatalities in
Lynchbure and its suburbs in nine days
UP to scventy-tive. 1t was Impossible
TO form an idea this afternoon as TO
whether or not there was an increase
In the number Of new cases. for the
reason that the physicians were so
overwhelmed with work that ii was i'm
possible for them 10 make reports TO
the health office. and it was also i'm
possible for many OF them 10 be seen
during the day. as their calls kept them
at their work without cessation.
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PROTECT NEW GUINEA NATIVES
Anglican Diocese of Australia Strongly
Opposes Return Of German Colonies
to BnrbhrfnnS.
BY Associated Press.

MELBOURNE, october Is.-Thc An
glican Diocese of Australia at n re-
cent meeting went on record as being
strongly opposed to tho reyersion OF
New Guinea and other Pacific terri.
tories to. Germany after tho war.
a resolution to that effect was ndopt:
ecmbled diocesan representatives mr..
rived at the conclusion that 1t would
be contrary to the principles of Chris
tianity to allow the natives of these
colonies to be again, subjected to the
inhuman treatment they have always
received from the Germans
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Pro,ntnent pby.I,.inn ,iill-d

BRISTOL, a., october l3.--Dr l.. +.
Hunter. prominent East Tennessee phy-
stefan, was run over and killed Thurs
day BY a freight train at Eliza bet h :
Ion, near here. He was said to have
been returning from L Professional call
when he attempted 10 cross the track
in front Of a moving engine. He fell
ON the track and was run over and
badly maagled. He died Il few min
utes later. DIR. Hunter was seventy
three years old. and Is survived by his
widow. four sons and one daughter.
The funeral was conducted te- day fro III
the family home At Elizabeth
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root> OUT DREADFUL SORENESS.

When the kidneys are weakened on
orerworked so that they fail to filter
and throw all Impurities out of the
blood, the poison remains in the sys-
tenn. and backache. soreness. lameness
and rheumatic pains are likely to de-
coin Ave, Washington, ~ j.. writes:
Foley. Kidney Pills are doing me much
good. both my kidneys and the rheu.
soreness out OF my limbs" Sold every.
where.--Adv.
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vacntes Forn,cr order.

III NCH URIC, ~ UctoDcr ~
Judge Frank p Christian. i'll the Cor
5or ui ro,o emie IN OF
the holding OF n special election No
tember for the election OF a com
missioner of the revenue. and appointed
Dan l.. Taylor to the Office for the re-
mainder of the term for which the late
commissioner. William II. Snead. was
elected. The four-year term to which
MIR. Snead was elected began January
/. 1918, and Mr.. Taylor's appointment.
therefore, VII be until December 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
1aare tn IIoId Court.

AMHERST. VA. October 13.--Judee
B. r. Gordon will come to Amherst
vene the October term of the. Circui I
Court. No criminal cases will be tried
at this term. All jurors smn sunni Hi
account OF "nu" the county board OF
health has left 1t to the discretion of
the judge as to whether any cases
will be fried at this term. IT is learned
that in several counties Of the State
no courts will be held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
Cancel County Fair Dates.

GATE CITY, VA, Uctober l3.-On ac-
count of the Epidemic Of influenza the
Scott County Fair, which was to have
been held the last three days of this
week. was Cancelled. The schools Of
the county have all been closed. and
meetings of all kinds, including AT
churches, are forbidden. \ number of
deaths in the county have resulted from
the disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
VIII Aid Miss Rankin,

HELENA, MON, October l3,-Sup.
porters Of Miss Jeannette Rankin, rep
resentativc in Congress from Montana,
already have begun an active campaign
in her behalf as nominee for the
United States Senate. Miss Rankin
recently accepted the nomination Of
the national party for United Stntes
Senator from Montana after her defeat
for the Republican nomination In the
August primaries by DR.. Q. NJ. Ian,
Strun of Helena
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
Nany students to Arrive.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, October IS
Eight hundred new registrants under
the nineteen to twenty-one and thirty
TWO to thiity-siX age groups are
Scheduled 70 arrive here Tuesday to
begin an intensive course of training
in automobile mechanics at the auto
truck school at the University or Viz
Einia In view of the present epidemic
Of Influenza the local chapter of the
Red Cross has recewedYorders to make
500 masks for the registrants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

CHARI.OTTESVILLE va October
l3-Fork Union Military academy Is
plague in it's history. -Four. students
who entered the school on September
II had Influenza. and the plague rap
idly spread through The student body
and community To date, four youn 2
cadets-Messrs. Cooke, Deane. Monds
and Payne--have died.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
,tn.h Innucnzn mt Amherst.

AMHERST. VA, October 13-Span-
ish Influenza cont inues to, spread at
resulted ls from ii in or near the village.
Among the new cases which have devei-
oped in the last few days are; Or.
Misses Lucille and Evelyn Ware. daugll-
tiers OF Dr. r. b. Ware: Mr.; Harding
Saunders and six members Of his fam :
at Amherst. Mrs. l.. V. Parr. Miss
Celestial Cook, Mrs. C.. L. Salmon.
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aIisa Duricaon Enp,r,d

WASHINGTON. October 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs: a.. S: Burleson yesterday an.
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter Lucy Kyle to Ensign Charles
Green Grimes, l.. S. NJ, of DAYTON
Miss Burleson has been serving as n
yeowamon in the office of the paymas-
ter-gcnerai of the navy, to which En-
sign Grimes is attached.
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,,.,h.r ri IIou,c Dcni.

LYNCHBURG, w. October ID
Preston II. Bailey. twenty-seven years
of age. member OF the Virginia House
Successful young lawyer, died Friday
night of pneumonia following iniiu-
enza, having been i'll about q week.
Al the time Of his death Mr.. Bailey was
awaiting orders to report TO an officers
training camp at Camp Lee for pros
pective commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
GERMANS MIGHT CONSIDER
FALL OF EMPEROR WILLIAM
Many snid TO Regard AbdicatIon ii.
Inevitable and Even De-
Gfrnble.
Jisy Associated Press.

PARIS, October l3.-The tendency is
remarked in certain German circles.
says a dispatch from Geneva to the
Temps. to represent the eventual fall
OF Emperor William rs concession
which the Germans would be disposed
TO allow to the allies IL they demanded
IL.
Such talk, appears, above all. the
message adds. TO be an attempt to
bring out an event which many Ger
desirable.
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Captain InyaIidea Hon.

CHARLOTTESVILL VA, Octobe,
13.--Captain Blakcley Carter, twice
wounded in France. has been inyalided
home for surgical operation and is
He was decorated by the French with
the CroiN de Guerre. with palm, toi
valor during the German Drive of last
APRIL
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Reply sent rhroush yytrele.,.

WASHINGTON. October 13.--Infor-
mation reaching official circles here
through tho Naaen Wireless usrmahly
ted her peace reply to All corners OF
the Elohe. She ts believed to have
performsd enc OF the, most thorough
Ia 81 issd . ssds g u
terror motive in Keeping with other
2 ! e OF German propaganda, II was
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Charter is Issued.

ORANGE, VA, October ia char
ter has been issued to the Waidrop
Telephone Company with capital
stock of $4,000. to build and operate
a telephone line twenty miles long In
Louisa and Orange Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
Found Drowned in the Hnrbo,.

The budy OF an unknown young white
man was found noating In the harbor
by the coroner, TO he held for identifi-
eaton. The body had apparently been
ia the water for several days. It was
Srai RECEIPTS given by Walter u. Moses
q 20, Richmond, made out In the name
o. Martin Edwards. who is supposed 10
scription written by DR.. j. II. parEer
on Dendron. was also found So FAR
rs Known the deceased was !. stranger
mystery. - -
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Notes of Interest.

=, INC women OF the city, working in
ne interest of the fourth Liberty loan
h soid an aggregate OF s3os,O6O OF
IThese sales were made at booths
aheir work will be continued Til the
end Of the campaign '''' '"e
About SI.750.oOo in hon6. ho
SUBSCRIBED in Petersburg to date, leay.
ING about $i,ooD,o00 to make M The
Ely quota. Thirty committees viii
amonn, uI tomorrow to secure this
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hsA.s loo. MIKE. Loan Appeal.

CHICAGO: October 13.Esecretary
McAdoo Addressed an appeal to the
make a sui,rere effort TO bring Liberty
loa subscriptions to the req1ired sB'.,
ooo.oo0.Qoo level In a speech before
meetihG last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

ORANGE, VA, October 13.-AIrs. r.
e. DuralI, Of Rhoadesville, Orange
County. has five sons in the army, one
of whom is 4 lieutenant with the
American eNpeditionary forces in
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

No other newspaper fin Virginia
has the purchasing power per unit
Of ciftgIation that Is enjoyed by The
Times Dispatch. That iS why adver-
tising IA I've columns. both display
and classified, is productive OF such
good results. 4 B !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

seven white registrants and thirty
seven colored. OF this number twenty
and seventeen colored. On account OF
the prevalence of ''nu," the examina tion
OF another lot Of registrants fixed for
nitely.
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Former Governor BuyInr Cottl..

GATE CITY. VA, October l3.-E'or-
mcr Governor Henry c. Stuart was here
several days this week weighing and
receiving cattle he bought from J. AI.
Johnson and others.
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assirnci ms Instrnctor.

GATE CITY. VA. October 1S.--James
NJ. Culbertson. of Burke. Idaho. n mem
her of the National Rlfle Association,
was here this week visiting his broth
ers. j., p; and w! NJ; Culbertson. He
Where he has been assigned for duty
ms Instructor In rife shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14
Local ItuInfnII.

Rainfall last twelve hours Mono
Rainfali last twenty-four hours None
Deficiency since March H.. IL
EScesS since January 1........... IS
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The Weather
trurn,.hcd NV q. s. ycn.h.r Hurcaal
tFederni Summer Tim. C.ed.)
Forecast: Virginia
Fair. cooler Mon-
dnyi Tuesday fair.
North Carolina
Fair. cooler Monday;
Tuesday, fair.
Laanl Tcmucrnturc Ycsterdn;

LsanI Temperature Yesterday.
IL neon Temperature. II
y. NJ. temperature. " s.
T.. NJ. temperature. .... ~
Maximum temperature to s =. NJ s.
Mlnimum temperature 10 II. NJ. 81
Mean temperature yesterday. - -
Normal temperature for this date. 6l
Excess yesterday ........ ii
i1enciency since March l.......... 21s
Deficiency since January 1... Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

Examine Mnny RcElstrants.
local board this week examined forty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-14

Local Observations at S r.. NJ.
Temperature. ~: humidity, &C; wind.
direction. southwest: wind. velocity, S
miles; weather, partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
RAIN HALTS TENNIS MEET
IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
BfG Feature Was Strong md Succcss-
full Plays Of Murray and
Tilden.
LBy Asaoci.ted rre.s.l

FOREST HILLS y. Y. August es.-
thunder storms seriously interfercd
with the progress of the annual ma
tional singles tennis championship
tournament here to-day. only three
complete matches being finished.
Chief interest centcred in the play
ing of II. Lindley Murray, of Niagara
Falls. y. Y, and w. T. rilden. Jr.. or
Philadelphia. and both had narrow cs-
capes from being eliminated as the re
suit of long drawn-out contests with
Two veteran New Workers. Frederick
Il. Alexander and Walter Merrill Hall
respectively. OF the two, Alexander
played the more consistent and bet
ter game from standpoint of tech
nique. but Murray always appeared to
have something in reserve and won the
match. 6-S, So, Go. i-6. Go.
Tilden could not stop Hall at criti-
cal moments despite MS splendid COM
mand of strokes and the end Of the
play found Hall leading at Go. l-6
IS, 30 deuce, and Tildcn serving
Hall outfought Tilden in the third. and
was playing the better tennis when
the storm appeared.
Previously S. Howard Voshcl Of
Brooklyn, had won his way into the
semitinal round in the upper half of
the draw by defeating Craig Biddie, of
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Here and There
With "Carlo"
They lleluetl.

The city amateurs will soon hetake
themselves away: their trusty willows
cease TO tune Il fascinating lay. Tho
summer sun will shortly stop it's
scintiilatinE grin, and winter winds
VIII raise crop of icebergs on our
chin And then the city san(lot fans
viii seek Il flaming CRATE. nor will they
talk of bloody Hans or of his hymn OF
the lads who made them cheerful.
what times the allied drive was slow
anu all the world was fearful.
.. they will raise hearty shout
unto the sandlot boy who put their
gloomy thoughts to rout and subsu-
tuted JOY. lie played because he loved
the game; the show was not for sale.
while brothers of big circuit fame were
busy srnbbing kale and chewing rags
ana ana tearing fur while raking in their
were not busy making ships) lie
seized our glooms and then began to
manEle and to kill 'cm while shfpva rd
shorts said 10 tho. fan: I'VE have no
grudge on Wilhelm"
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SARATOGA RESULTS

FRS, raeeGve AND ons,half fuT'pn -
Us 10. to T. first ho',ie nu Hdcon no?
pushess iSscs ia MykeS, TO + !" TO-
Pluren2i also ran. 80 go.
tLyke), $, TO- o., to ;. out. first: Regal
second George Starr. ,l27 Ukummer); ~ to
g.. to and out. third. Time. 1:lt 20.
Three starters.
Third observation-disclosures Elm. lo1
Greece, 70 3; to 10. to :. first; Wyo,
to s. second Shsin, ITO G.yke). to I.
to 5 and . to S. third. Time. !: 49, Sea-
farcr. Sands OF Pleasure. Kohinoor. Dam
rosch also
insonj. . to 5. out and out. first; Crank. los
(walls). to .. l to and out, second :;
Xalor. i1o tThurber>: IL TO l., . to /, out.
iiif!h raceaaone miic---Papp. i&2 tKelsayj.
tWallsIin 6 70 !. TO l; 70 io;second; Chief
l.ally. l0I 'Johnson). IL to !. to l. to 3.
third Time: l:t3 10: Everest. Matinee
S 'i raceT-sis fuTlonSs.purehaser; lis
trade, ll5 Homas); 70 to J.. to !. to J..
and To- g. third Time: / :o& lis: Senator
Madras Bingham also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
COAST LINE EARNINGS
SHOW LARGE DECREASE
First Seven Months OF This Year 3D.
100000 Behind Those OF
lflS.

The net income of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company for the month
Of July OF this year. was $l.073.744.14,
as compared with $426.33S.6S for 1917,
an official statement issued yesterday.
But the statement showed the operat-
ing income of the road for the entire
period between January l and July 81
with s6.S9s.963.IO for the same period
In the year 1917. and S6.718,6i3.26 for
the year 1916. This shows Il tremen-
dous increase for the one month OF
preceding years. but it also. shows Il
tremendous decrease for the first seven
months Of this year from the income
Of the two preceding years
year the operating expenses OF tho
road increased to $3.54G.392.i9 from
S2,5l5.4l6.l6 for July in 1917. and from
sl.987.39G.76 for July in 1916. The rev.
enues increased from s2,6o7,iso:36 for
1917 to $4.o45.13G.63 in 1918. The ex-
penses during the two preceding years
climbed ut the same ratio as the reve-
nues; but during the month of this
year the revenues ran up faster than
the expenses. showing nearly twice as
big a net revenue as for the month IN
either of the past years Taxes Tor
July 1918 were $325.00o. as compared
with 5000. 900 for the month in 1917.
and sl6O 900 in 1916.
The operating revenues for the en-
tire first seven months OF TINS year
were s3l,I7l.372. They were nearly
s1O.0o0.OOO less for the period In 1915.
and about $4,000 900 less in 1917. The
expenses for the period this year we're
S23.73I.4 03.3l, as compared win e. 4, :
0S7. 035.02 in 1917, and Sl3.S2S, bl.S9 IN
1916. rhe taxes for this period we're
1870. 900 this year. 100000 more than
for the period in 1917. and about *eoV'-
900 more than in 1915.
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FUEL ADMINISTRATORS
HOLD CONFERENCE TO-DAY
WIFI Discuss with byrd Regulation.
as 10 storage OF Coal by In
duStrini Plants.

There will be n meeting of loca, fuel
nWai na,, nE in The office of Harry
this morning from 10 to IL o'clock 10
discuss the general situation and the
Ff niu program which has been
supply against the threatened short.
age.
Administrator Byrd will take IN ar
inns meeting the matter Of storage OF
coal by industrial plants. which in IN.
future Viii he limited to thirty days
utilities and preferred Industries. and
fifteen days for nonpreferred indus
t iries. By-product and gas plants will
for by-proCuct and gas coal: prcferred
industries. thirty days. and nonprefer-
red industries will not be allowed to
need.
=, The basic policy of the United states
iucl administration as to storage is
that coal in excess of that required
FOR current operations shall be dcliv-
cred TO plants not on the preference
list Of the War Industries Board only
fore April i. 1919 by consumers on
said list-namcly. railroads. the Fed
nc utilities; retail dealers. or manu-
featuring plants on the preference list
me time limits OF storage for coal
in Virginia, as in other States. is man
datory. and Mr.. Byrd expects TO see
that the different classes of consumers
are not allowed TO exceed these limits.
that particular cases may require spc-
cial treatment by Mr.. Byrd. either by
way OF granting more stocks Of coal
than arc Indicated by these limits
or by restricting them to Il less sup
ply than indicated by these limits
Where the State administrator de-
cidcs that the maximum limit should
be exceeded in a special case for some
special reason, he will have authority
TO grant rcvocablc increase in writ
ing for specific number of days.
The administrator will report each such
specific case in writing immediat ely
TO the United States fuel administra-
ton at Washington. which may, in
writing, diSapprove the extension
stand subject TO action OF the State
Any company concern which Is
permitted under the coming regulations
now or hereafter In force to obtain
coal from Illinois. Indiana. Western
Kentucky or from mines west OF the
Mississippi River may retain such re-
serve stock OF coal as it shall have
on the effective date hereof. on con-
dition that such company or concern
shall thereafter use screenings or
minc-run only for it's current necessi-
ties, and shall obtain such screenings
or mine-run for current use only from
such aforementioned fields
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30

Philadelphia. by scores Of s-2, s-3, ST.
Nat Niles, of Boston. won from E.
H.. Binzen, Of New York, taking three
sets at 10, 60, 6-2.
One OF the two Japanese entrants
was eliminated when Seiichiro Kashio
lost the fourth set of tho match against
Lyle Il. Mahan, OF New York. at Sc.
With the score standing at Sc, SO.
6-S. Sail In Mahan's favor on wednes-
day the Japanese and the towering
New Yorker resumed at that point this
afternoon and after a number Of long
rallies Mahan was able to clinch the
two games needed to win.
lchiya Kumagae, drew Beals Wright,
the former internationalist, as his OPP
ponent to-day, and the pair were wag-
ing "A merry battle when their play was
halted by the rain. Wright led at 9-8,
the one-game advantage being the re-
suit of much active footing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
MONTAGUE AT HANOVER
FOR LABOR DAY FETE
lie and Sergeant lIcnIy to BE Princip.I
Speakers for Galn Oc-
caalOn.

Representative Andrew j. Montague
Will be the principal speaker at the
Labor Day celebration TO BIO held AT
Hanover Courthouse next Monday, it
was announced yesterday. Sergeant
Healy, who bears scars OF seven
wounds received in France, will also
be among the speakers, and will re-
late what he has seen ard been
through In the trenches.
Mammoth preparations are being
made by the various committees In
charge OF the event. Music will be fur
nished by military band from Camp
Lee. Following the speaking Red
Cross picnic will be given. A dance
Will be given at night In the hotel, at
which music will be furnished by q
strinSed band from this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
VIRGINIA GOLFERS MEET
SATURDAY AT LYNCHBURG
Eight Clubs to Have SIx-NIen Tennis
in Contest for Champion
AhfD.
pecial to The Tim I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. August 2s-Be-
tween sixty and seventy golf devotees
from Virginia are expected to be in at
tendance upon the meeting OF the vir-
ginia Golf Association, to be held here
saturday and Monday at the course OF
the lakewood Country Club. and eight
clubs are to have skinner teams in the
team tournament to be played Sat-
urday Monday large number Of con-
testants are expected to go in the tour
ney for the State championship
Reuben Rush, of New Orleans the
Amateur champion OF the South. is to
be at the tournament. While he will
play he will, of course. not participate
for the cups. these being limited to
players in the State.
Tho team contests ia to be between
the Country Club of Virginia and the
hermitage Club, of Richmond Hamp-
ton Golf Club. Norfolk Country Club.
Danyilie Country Club, Roanoke Coun-
Try Club, Lexington Country Club and
the lakewood Country Club. OF Lynch
burg.
The course will not be in the best Of
condition. because the club cannot en-
ploy sufficient number of men to have
1t perfect. because of the scarcity or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
FIRST NATIONALS WIN
Continue Winning stride and Best
State and City Nine by
ClOsc Score.

Continuing it's winning stride. the
First National nine yesterday won from
the National state and city boys by
the score of TO z: Therein was the
big surprise of the banker season
pulled, for IL was not thought that the
losers would possibly hold the toppers
10 such close score. An explanation,
however. may be that the winners de-
cided that they could afford to let up
for the balance of the season. as they
have the Bank League pcnnant cinched
beyond dispute.
Score by innings: r
!. :. & &. ..... 0 900 AZ
i. y. ........... 02 S Ks
city. 6; First National. .. Errors
National state and Cry. 4; First Ma