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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-14
GETS RARE MAHOGANY TABLE
Work of PHILIPPINES that Has Been Ex-
hibted In United States.

W Uli'P'f0o ttdt tfdo oCVU ~
hibted in United States.
A magnificent table of solid mahog-
any has been received by S. M. Bicl1-
erstaff, president of Kalamazoo
manufacturing company. 1t is six feet
in diameter and one and one-halt
inches thick. 1t was cut from sim
gle piece of mahogany.
The table is the property Of Gen.
Harry H. Bandohiz, who acquired 1t
while in the Philippines. 1t was sent
TO the United States and has been on
display at several expositions.
The wood was cut and the top hand
wrought and polished by Filipino la
borers. The wood for the top was cut
from "boll," peculiar enlargement
of the tree trunk near its base. The
top weighs $50 pounds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-14
GETS PATENT ON WATER METER
This One Measures Correctly Under
Variable Head

L. Rollins of Colfax, Cal, has OBJ
tanned a patent on a water meter
which measures correctly under var
liable head, something meters in use
at present cannot do. This merit is
maintained by an automatic contriv-
ance that produces constant and uni
form flow with a given intake and a
variable head.
The meter has the advantages of
simplicity of construction, durability
and low cost of installation and main
tenance. Itshould prove of value to
both seller and user for irrigation and
mining purposes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-14

A paper life boat which can be
packed away in space of about one
cubic foot, but which, when inflated, is
Is the invention of a retired admiral
of the Japanese navy. The boat is
made from the Japanese paper called
.'hashikirazu," manufactured from the
mulberry tree.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-14
THE TABLE

Ham and Rice Dinner-Place slice
tof hama in, baking pan with just
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
1IENRICo TRANSFERS.

Ilildrcth Dunn Scott ct vir TO City
of Richmond tract of land on south
side OF James River and 1[anawha
Canal on which a portion OF the set
tiinS basin was constructed. March
Ii. 1918: tax. 30 cents: $40.
Marion r. Read ct viz to William II.
SpicrS lots -. Ii aud 10. block ), sec
ton l, Highland Springs Building Lots.
April 4. l9lS: $500.
Washington Park Land Corporation
to II. Y. Dorsey lot 6. block "a, Wash
ington Park. March 80, 1918; s225.
Il. X. Curry. trustee. TO y. l.. Fisher
tract land in Fairfield Magistcrial Dis
trict. known as lot /, plan Of Elko.
April 3. 1918: S34C.
John bertrand Rose ct uX. To Samuel
Moore 1927 acres land abou, five miles
below Richmond adjoi..inS the land of
Moore. strait and Friend. fronting on
new cross road. leading from the
River Road to the Darbytown Road.
July Is. 1917: $3.50.
Louise Werner ct ais. To Mary Wcr-
ncr tract land in Brooklyn District.
known ms lots + a.'d q on a plat made
by j. h. Lai'radc October -. 1917 Feb
ruary !, 1915; tax, 81; 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
BOWIE RESULTS

s. MeTaGearD. sSa sS-t s.GS sMgna" or ~:
ar; Kate l.cydrckcT. IL. tAicAtce, 5. 90
g. =" SSv"hd. little Naudie, ~ (Stirlins,
~. t!rd Time Is 20. Joan OF ArC
,ioI'"t ,ii."".dy' Cora W. Miida. fodder.
~ second racc--siN and n half rur,ours-
Tolerance. :. Denyscb 500 a. 20 81 %
NJ; CE, Nephew, 100 tJ. Mc'raEgurt
sii".n". Si.in, second. Gcnrvieve Is 100
ny BIrns. Marsot Star. Arrow smith.
li"warI Weber Lady Grey. Kildare cni,dI.
udIc /, OIihlos, Burncy Euru-y also RAN
Third racc--siX furl0nrS-rhc Musn,-
dda'er' 10 tStirlingl. $3.50 $40 s$jv
H4rS'; kiug basgot, l9a CDomlnicki. sSGo.
s. 90. thir4. Tine. 1915 10. syHh"n Boz 30 :.
soIctFcf IL. orderly. Broncho ii!I!y also
Fourth rac.-six furlonrs-Mas,cr Ear.
NJ: IL tiroxisr); So s3.:6. $3.50, nrst
LA May W. los O.. Mcr.assarU: $50 $40.
$50, third, Time. ia Sleepy sam
Kills, %yion. Joschna, Iarate also ran
ruin race-inie and s!xtecnth-Nano-
, m[... rs tMcAice1(s $50; si2,5o and s..
ssfond mrrnEres;iye Jog (Rodreuc[, 800
Brnndo also ran '''''
SIKH rhc"--ul.!e and a sixtceuth-Arb,
traitor. ITO tJacEsonI, $3.50. s.. 30 and xs2n
hrst: impression; II? tStigling,. 81 90. $50
$40. third. Time, 'l:5l sp"ct.r. billy
oitNcr, SUR Up. Golden Bantam also ran
seventh ra"e-mile and a six,ccuth-
Rosewatcr. los tkummcrb. $3.50. So 500
first Sik Bird, los IEnsor, $40 S.J0
second Richard ianEdon i!3 ttW Robin
also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
[ nsightly and Disiiguring Sig
mails OF Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to the warning
"hich nature gives. when unsiphtly
pimpies appear on your face aud other
parts OF the body
Not only are these pimplcs and
sp!otches dishguring, but they lead to
seri"n" skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomror,tug irrita-
ton and pain Sometimes they fore
tell Ecz"mn. hollis, blistcrs scaiy crup-
lions and other annoyancca MAT bnrn
INK" hain"s OF .rc. and make you fc,I
TIM your skin is nblaZc
Nhen these symptom. appear on any
part or the body, take prompt gtepy 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court o.
Appeals rcconvencd yesterday morn
ing ut 10 o'clock. with the following
Judges and Officials in attendance: Cir
cunt Judges Martin y. Knapp am!
Charles y. Woods; District Judge John
g. Rose: Clerk Claude NJ Dean and L.
;. Marshal John G. Saunders
case argued yesterday:
NO. 1921. Western Union TelcCraph
company. plaintiT in error. W. c. r.
lhomhSSon. defendant in error: error
to the United states District Court
at Richmond. Argued by Leon Il. Sea-
error. and ny NJ. J. Fulton OF Rich
mond: FOR the defendant in error, and
submitted.
Conference day:
saturday being conference dav the
court VIII not hear arguments in cases
to-day. but will go into conferences
upon eases heretofore argued and re-
manning undecided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

"st. Few followers OF the game cx-
pected to SEQ tho champion last through
tho carly preliminartos.
by defeating King Smith to-day vor-
shell came through to the finals In
which ne Will meet DR.. Alcxander. DR..
HieSandSr eliminated william Tilden.
Jr,, or Philadelphia. ono or tho most
the scoro OF o., To.
Norshelfs victory over Smith came
IN. IN us 1 usual, FORM He started the first
SCI oS iaillhS badly to gauge his stroke
OF serN1hE' ana FOUND himself at the
Drink OF defoat before he rallied. Scor-
lnE ON low snashcs after maneuveriils
ms oppohsht into difficult places. the
champion finally worked himsvif To- Vie
tory by the score OF 81. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
AxEMEN VS.. CAMP LEE
BIG GAME SCHEDULED FOR
BOULEVARD FIELD TO-DAY
iLlcpfcr nnI Joe Dochling. Rig LrnEue
Stars. VIII lie lurlcrs
In Gpme.

Fans and fannics who wish to sec
n real, Observation-Disclosures bail game
will have their desires pratined If theS
are on hand at Boulevard Field thiS
afternoon and witness The contest be.
tween the Camp Lee asGreEntion and
the local Battle Axe semi-protessiohal
line.
For husky Ed. Ktepfcr is again slated
10 pitch against Joe Boehlinr. and the
ensuing duel will. in all certainty. be
close and hard fought. II will be re-
membered tha, Klepfer lost To the
Richmonders last Monday in one of
the ,iGhtest pitching matches ever
staged in this city.
The methods of these hurlers are
bctn calculated to fool opposing bats
men and differ widely. The former
Cleveland mainstay has SLOW de-
livery and fast ball. Joe relies chief
II upon :. slow roundhouso curve and
quickly shooting drop.
PITCHING STAIRS OF
NATIONAL FAME IN GAME
Ei"pfcr's style OF pitching was Ger
,"ihiy not TO blame for the defeat that
hands of the Battle Axemen. As his
opponents came to the plate klcpfer
moved them down practically at will.
that the locals were finally able 20
score at all.
ON the other hand. Boehlins. nj
though not in midseason form. showed
Il complete mastery of the subtle art
OF hurting. Joe smiled his broadcast
smile III the highest pinchcs. and pull
ed himself out by the strike-out high
way.
Beth teams are now on edge for the
contest. The Camp Lee nine. COM
posed OF veterans and recruits OF sew
erai of the biggest Of the big teams.
have been practicing thoroughly aud
strenuously since last week. cattle
Axe was prevented by rain from play
inE the Aero Corps on Thursday, but
Indicate strongly that they will rive
the soldiers the scrap OF their lives
again to-day. In all certainty. Eoch-
ling Will pitch against Klcpfer this
afternoon.
The opposing line-ups will be as fol-
lows:
Battle -NNe-Lclbs, catcher: Boehlinc.
pitcher: Bauer, frs; base: Trevillian.
lirst base; Poh, second base: Nunnaliy,
Shortstop; Strain, third base: Klein.
left field: shelton. center field and
Blount. right field
Camp Lee-Kcnnedy. catcher: KEEP
fer. pitcher; Jenries first base: Slccth.
second bnse; Galhagcr. shortstop: Gray.
third base; Nixon. left field; Johnson.
center field. and Beswick right ncld.
The call to play" will be given at
! 80. in order that tho crowds may be
IN" better accommo dated. and on ac-
count OF the time required 10 reach
boulevard Field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
SPIDERS TRouNCE SALEM
TO TUNE. OF Il TO IL

ROANOKE VA. April 5.-Thc Spi-
ders trounccd Roanoke College Thurs
day i'm Salem TO the tune OF II To 10
The fray was exciting throughout. ana
the brisk wind from the mountaiu top
put an abundant measure of pep into
the two aggre.ations. Craft PLAYED a
strong gam" FOR the locals in the box
and with the stick and Captain Pitt
ana "Duckic" Rylond. of the Spiders
pulled off some sensational catches In
the field. Miller and Thompson regis
tered two safcticS each.
Craft, Of the Roanoke team. is one
OF NirEinia's most widely known col
lcge hurlcis He will he seen in ac-
zion against Richmond College in Rich
none when the two mines again buck
cacit other on April 9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
Watch the Little Pirnples;
They are Natures Warming

rid the blood OF these disorders Ana
the one remedy which has no equal :ls
purifier IL 5. s S.. the purely vcg.-
table blood medicine. which has been
on the market for more than Gtty
ycars. II Is sold by druggists every
where.
II you are afflicted with any form OF
skin disease. do not expect To be cured
by lotions. ointmcnts, salvcs and other
local remedies, az they cannot possibly
reach the source Of the trouble. which
In In the blood. Ecgiu taking * * q
to-day. and write :, complete history
Of your cas-" To our chief medical adj
vis"r. who will give you special In
riructions. without charge. write at
once TO swift Specific Co, All SWIFT
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.---Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
V. P. |. LOSES
North Carolina Iiook,vorns Take Con-
test by score of ; to by Scratch
Hits nnd Errors.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WAKE FOREST. y. c.. April 5.-Only
thirty V. j. |. batters faced Ellis this
while Wake Forest secured
eight safcties off OF Hudson. half of
them of the scratch variety. and won
hhndily from the Virginia Techs by the
Srorc OF : to !.
y. p. J. started the scoring In the
third, when Stumpf was hit by the
pitcher. advanced TO third on an err
FOR. and scored on Whitcmore's single
The .iaptists came hack with two runs
~ their half OF the third, and put
the game safely away by counting
three runs ia the sixth on scratch hits
and err""* kcsl"r led Wake Forest
WIN thre" hits out OF four times M
Catches hy Blanchard. Pittman and
Mhrye featured The game. The teams
play nS"in Saturday. Score 10y in
nings. n II !,
Make Forest o 2ooao q - :; !;
v. II. l.....,0 q o @ q O-l 4
Batteries; Wake Forest Ellis ana
Blanchard: Y J.. Hudson, Harvey,
and SiUmpf -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
VORSHELL DEFENDS TITLE
NATIONAL INDOOR TENNIS
CHAMPION SHOWS UP WELL
Comes Through to Einnls by Defcnt-
Ing King Smith md VIII Oppose
Alexander.

NEW YORK, April 6.--S. Howard
Norshcll, national indoor tennis cham
pion. will oppose DIR. Frederick Alex
inder, the noted international player.
For the final hoHors OF the champions
ship tournament being conducted at
the Seventh Regiment Armury under
the auspices or the United states Lawn
Tennis Association.
when the tournament started Vor-
shell came TO New York from Il West
ern military camp to defend his title
without having played a game OF ten
MS for some time. Arriving ut the
ormory he announced he was ready to
defend his title, and determined not TO
rclinquish 1t without battling to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
GIBSON WANTS TO GET IN
Applies to New international t.,u
Tor Franchise for Team in
the iIrOn,

NEW YORK. April 5.-"Billic" Gin
son manager 81 the Lightweight Cham.
pion Benny Leonard almost became n
baseball morul To-Day when he applied
ior franchise in the new Jnternaiion-
ing in tho EronN
IT is doubtful whether nc viii be
granted a berth, as the new circuit il
*sireadE assured q eight clubs. Their.
= poSS.3!li'y however that The
franchise granted a. the meeting TO-.
day TO Ne"ark may be turned over TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
CADETS SHUT OUT SPIDERS
Richmond College Loses to Strunton
Militmry Academy by Score
OF 10 TO D.
ISpecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l


STACNTON, VA. April 5.-Stcin-
hardt gave nine bases OH balls to-day
and caused the defeat OF Richmond
by the score OF 10 to 0. The Cadets
batted freely. Rushing making a cir
cult drive and Stacy Il two-ba Eger
Young. for the Cadets. allowed only one
base on balls and held the Spiders TO
three scattered hits.
Score by innings: r. H. e
r. Col. 20 D 0 o o o . o o. , 4
S. NJ. A....0 . @ o . 10 I 3
Batteries: Stcinhardt and kuyli;
Young and Freitug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
UPSET At PINEHURST
Scofeld Defeated by Rnb+.on. wh,
VIII Meet Strannhan for
Golf Title,
Tbs AssOciatod FrcSsl

PINEHCRST. y. C.. April 5.-Iryine.
S. Robeson, Of Rochester and II 4
Stranahan. OF Toledo. viii meet here
Tomorrow in the finals of the North
and South amateur golf Guardianship
tournament. RobcsoD to-day defeated
IL. l.. Scofeld, OF Stamford Conn 6 and
8. in the semi-fnals, ana Stranahau
beat Arthur Yates. of Rochester. 2
and 2.
Toward q. Phillips OF Pirohurs,. and
DIR. {. II. Gardner, ~ Providence. sur
sgiyfd In the consolation section Of The
first sixteen. vs.. Il; smith OF Hrae-
burn. and j. u. smith OF Wilmington
wh. play In the finals OF the second
sixteen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
CANNING PLANT BURNED
Fire In Factory Near Rochester SIM
posed to Have Becn OF IncendIury
ORIGIN.
ny Associated Pres,.l

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, April 5.-Fire Of
supposed inccndiary origin carly ,b,.
morning destroyed the hvc building. NJ
the w. H. Osborne Company.s GAMING
pant Mt Honcoye Falls. twenty miles
from this city. Involving II loss OF $780,
oo". United States Marshal John u
Lynn was notified by village officials
that they believed an incendiary was
responsible for the fire. lie viii order
an investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
nusrrNGs TRANSFERS.

Robert \. Ryland to Manchester Ma
tionIl Bank l23Xi:1 2-S feet north line
Hull street intersection north line Hun
Street with west line Fifth Street. Feb
ruary IL, 1918; tax. Sill; Slo.
Reuben +. Whitaker G; ux. TO J. H.
White %oNlcS feet west line Fourteenth
street, 81 feet from the corner formed
by the intersection OF southern line Nc
Donou2h Street with western line
Fourteenth Street March -, 1915;
500,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
To run 14o-Gnm. unr..

NEW YORK, April 5.-With the new
international League assured as an
eirht-ciub circuit. the cxccutiv" COM
mittec, representing the owners began
dclvinS into tho problems OF schedule
making to-day. Several double-heud-
crs will be booked. 1t was announced.
In ordor to play at least Il liU-gnme
championships racc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

EcIl"NWH lWiOr NigN School dcfcot-
en- the Preyocat!oual nine yesterday
afternoon by a score Of 20 To o.
Atkinson hurled for the prcvocation-
a! ana delivered the bah with stun to
burn. II seemed that he would huri
away EcllevucS hopes until the fourth
inning rolled around. But Robinson
!,al OF IN .. he f0Sr:h with a two,bag-
bases on q clt1ln'A home run. Charlie
PITTS, star right handler for Bellevue.
hur!eG yesterday. and Boscket Webb
hold forth heM.Ml the nan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
THROUGH WITH HERZOG
Bnst"r Nnti"pni l"eguc President Sav.
itr Can't Move Giants Former
,aptnIn.

C0lIMNTN S. g, Aprl l-pcrc,
llAughton president of the Boston IA.
uonal League club, left hcrc to-day
for Boston, after making the state
,nent mat the last effort 10 bring Char
ley Herzcr lNe former Giant r,n,ni,,
into the fold of tho Braves. had failed
re VIII make 40 further effort To deal
with The hO!aout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
STAGE FIGHT IN DENVER
Colonel Miller VIII Promote Contest
Iiimsclf I'm Colorado Metropolis
In teuurf

NEW YORK. April 6.--Dcnver will
DO tho scene OF tho Willard Fulton
heavyweight battle. and Colonel j. c.
Miller will promote II himself. is the
belief here.
1t Is reported that the ranchman
from Oklahoma has made u deal with
the champion by which Jess will re-
ccive guarantee OF $4,000 for his
share. with an option on 15 per cent
OF tho net profits.
Colonel Miller himself. however, has
NOT definitely stated whero the fight
VIII take nlHcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
seventy Miic. nm Hour.

Charged with shedding on the Cary
Street Road. W. 7. Lane wns arrested
ny County Policeman Lawrence yester-
day morning and brought 10 tho Conn
~ Jail. He was later batled for up-
rearamce before Magistrate Purycar on
Monday morning Ut 10 o'clock. 1t was
stated that Lane MAS travelling 1T tho
rate Of scventy miles AN hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

ST. LOUIS. April 5.-AGiI,on Waco,
pitcher for the -, Louis Nationnls yi,s
been traded 10 the Philadelphia IA.
tionals for Bert Niehom. inncldrr. No.
GorGing TO an announcement today nv
president Branch Hickey, Of thc 81
Louis Club %i"hon IS now a hnldo,It
but Rickey believes a settlement c.,,
b. reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
Cardinals Sign Kelly

ST. louis. NO. ApriI h-The ca
tinalS have signed Catcher Bill Kelly.
II was announced to-day. Kelly was
Formerly star backstop OF the Pr
Toronto Club. Of the ln,ernational
ieaShe ard recently became a fro.
agent with the disbandug OF the old
orEaniNAt.DM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
HuStincs Court:
Thomas T. OConnor, Orange. y. d.
and May l.. Franklin city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

Trades NichOn for ",IuIe" wntxo,
ST. PErERSBCRG. FLA. April II
Bert Niehon. holdout second Dagem,n
OF the Philiics. was dropped day and
,ri'ned TO 81 Louis by Manager Pat
Moran for righthandcd pitcher "Mu,c"
Watson. .s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
Real Estate Summary
cm.NcEnY TRANSFERS.

w ID. Shelton IT uX. to Margaret ~.
Ellis lsNlj5 feet. known as l2T West
Clay Street. April |. l9lS; $4,000.
H. {. Thompson TO .. t. Phillips
Street April :. 1915; TAX. 81: $40
Lunar sutton ct viz To Annie H..
ThraNes l6Nllo feet, known as l022
Randolph Street. April :, 1915; tax, 81:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
nmy. E..:geI FROM Wn.,hinrtnn

ATLANTA. GA, April 5.-'rhe At
lanta southern Association Club an
n"unced to-ds.y the purchase OF Pitcher
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is the score:
IScflcliCtiuc.

MCC'ulfeS -.......-.. ! ~ u u q - |.
,.Summary; rwo-hase hts-Clay. Dreamer.
Echo. ilailinG. Three base hits--I,urnham
O.. Dreamer. Sacrifice hits Miller. Griffin.
Stolen bascs--Chrlstian, Purcell. Furrar.
Echo. Griffin H"rnins, blake. McKcnlcy.
Burnham. pre"liUg ~. Double plays--INrn-
hs ~. TO Echo to aurnhHm. Bases on balls
off Hcnr'ne. 5; OF Clay !. Struck oui-bv
Hcnning. .; by Clay. Tim. OF game .:i0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
BENED|CT|NE WINNER
DEFEATS INQUIRIES IN PREP
SEASONS OPENING GAME
Lads Who Furnished Short End OF
15-tO-. Score Show Lnck
of Coaching.

The Richmond prep school league
began it's season yesterday afternoon
when the Benediciinc College team
tramped over the weak defense OF the
for final score of l5 to Z.
II was evident that very small
percentage of the West End nggresn-
lion was in baseball condition. The
training is due TO the lack OF coach
Tom Miller having rcmatriculated at
Richmond College some weeks ago.
II looked as II the contest would he
1ead-off man for McGuire's. walked and
advanced TO second on Millers saCrl-
fee. Marshal! famed but clay smack
I'd out n clean two Dagger - center
Gclil and scored Purcell
ThLLY RAISED HOPES of
R0OTi:RS FOR INQUIRE
This tally raised the hopes OF the
MEG mir, rootcrs, but they were dashed
10 earth III the next frame. Rurnham
binglcd for three bags and Echo miss
first in safety when the Mcclure catch
er threw wild to first. Burnham cross
ed the pan on this play Blake struck
put. but Directing hit to center held
McKcnlev hit 10 first and the first
saclier, in an attempt TO catch Dreel-
ing ou his way 10 third, threw Wild
and Directing came in. Griffen famed.
STOP nd drought in McI<enley. Cream
er laid Gown an easy one TO pitcher.
who forthwith tossed over the first
sacker's heac ana iiafiing scored.
Crc?mer. trying To reach second. was
thea thrown out by Marshall.
After ,ns the fray was on ice. Try
as Il would, McGuirc'S was not able
to overcome the lead OF E"nedictinc.
-Four nor. runs were the utmost it
could score.
( Following is the score:
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Avondale Lamd CompanN. Imcorrorat :

ed. 10 II. d. Atkinson lot -. block F..
Brookdalc. April |. 1915. $50o.
l.. Werner ct ais. to Mary Werner
@SNl2a Sd south lire Stuart Avenue.
llS "a feet east of Rowland Street.
February !, 1915; tax. So: $40.
w. ID. Spain ct uN. to l.andon RAN
doiph 23NiU5 feet. known as iln1 West
Leigh Street. April ;. 1918, $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

docs this. As said, apparel Is an
easy means n displaying publicly tho
class Of society to which we thlnk
that You belong No nation pays
more homage than does ours to the
ndage The apparel makes the man
Yet the exIgoncies Of the present
situation demand emphatlcally that
We wear lncNponsivc and simply
made clothing and that we wear II
longer than heretofore This Is" in
ltbelt radical change
"Whon say that we must he
thrifty IN purchasing clothing, do
not mean that we should have taw-
dry or poor materials When | say
lnexpenaivo i do not mean cheap. II
liz as true ms II ever was that The
cheap coat makes the cheap man
IncYpensiyencss means low cost, not
chenpncss. Clothing TO be really In
expensive must be made Of good ma
torinla Such materials should be
used In the smallest quantity should
he In a style consistent with past
fashions lost last years clothes be
made grotesquo and therefore un-
suitable to wear out Thrift nlsu
inoana that clothing fashions should
call for the least cNpcrtnoss and that
they can be made In the shortest
possible time.