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trustees: to I. Il. Sy;inor. property on
n"r,m ,,no Eranklin street. between
ninS oHck lOl feet. known AS 1871 East
Ia"k,'h ,: street. April s. l?l$;, $S,OSC
east lice Twcnty:.,hird street. known
rs IVY north Twenty-third Street.
Lacy lois " and Gl. block h. Cham
bcriayne Court. March is. i9iS: $3.50.
NJ, D. Nunnaily., trustee. to y. II. Gal
Randolph street. April s. I9lS: SS+a.
r r: N. IoSiey and J; q. swar,wou,
10 feet west line Nationnl Cemetery
load 2io feet north OF Brown street
Aprii 2, lois: S1.1S0.
w. u. sullivan. trustee. TO J. T.. Jor-
dan. 90 feet by ito feet west line Ma
tional Cemetery Road $40 feet north OF
Brown Street. April 2. 1918: Sl.ioo.
rl IS Fee BY yr9s st fet to ss line H
Boulevard l15 Zee. south Of Taylot
Street, April 6. 1918; s3,s6o..
rs a. T. nj EIr meal trustee: to Hirg nia
- feet by leo feet. known as 1925 and
iS23-A West Main Street. April >. 1918:
Boxley. & chewninE. Jr. trustees. to
known as t47-o North Henry street.
II. t. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to William
Reservoir street 20 feet north OF Bev-
II. T. Richeson and +. l.. Crutchncld.
trustees. 10 BoZzelli e Jelfcr;. 20 feet
by 90 feet. known as 26l7-o east Clay
Street. April 3. 1918: s2loo.
il. r. Pollard, Jr., trustee. TO II. II.
90 NORTH ,Ihir,y-sccond street. April
Chewing & Boxley. trustees. to Kate
Christian. 81 g feet by I22 feet.
known as S24 North Fifth Street. De-
cenbcr 10. 1919; 1906
Lewis is 5a-1o0 feet by lc6 Is feet.
known as 1916 North Twenty fourth
Street April s. 1918: $500
.. VI. Funston, trustee. 10 Mamie Z.
Bookpr 81 rir, - feet fand OF irregular
lcpthr south line Leigh street. 90 feet
cas-, of First Street. April g. 1918;
s".754.5O.
Isador shapiro ct al. trustees. 10
Meyer Molten. 3SSI4S 6 fcnt. known
rs West Clay street. April ?, 1918;
Si,,crdnE and Bnxley. trustees. to w.
n. Spain. %3Si feet. known as 100
West Leigh street. April y, 1915:
$4,000.
o. n. Funston trustee. TO II. II.
Gwathmcy 20yf56 feet. known as on0
West Grace Street. APRIL 10. ials;
$500.
John EaEhv. trustee. 10 NJ T.. KAY
hoe. 2lxI3s5-i2 feet. known ae io2
North West street. April ., 1918; So
ot5
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RICHARD T. WILSON NAMED
SPECIAL U. S. ATTORNEY
Charlie Chaplin "Opens Liberty Loan
Drive and Petersburg Responds,
NOhly.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
l'!TEESBCEG, VA. April ll.-Rich-
ara T. Wilson. a prominent local at
torncy. has been appointed special as
sistant to the United states District
Attorney for tho Eastern District OF
NirfSinia
Mr.. Wilson Will have charge OF The
prosecution OF violators Of the cs-
pioragc act and alien enemies az
rested for violations OF laws enacted
for tho carrying on OF wax against
the German government.
Mr.. Wilson is former partner of
United states District Attorney Mann.
having been associated with the pres
cnt district attorney in the private
practice OF law FOR many years.
The appointment OF Mr.. Wilson was
provided for in special legislation an
thorizinG the United states Attorney
General to appoint special assistants
TO United states district attorneys
whenever it was necessary.
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BOWIE RESULTS

--ohclisque. lol IMooncyl, SCI. 1910.
$3.50. won; G. NJ. johnson. ia (Riccl.
Sli?o. $3.50, second; Frcnchy, lol
tSncidmanD. $3.50. third. Time. lis.
bominion rark, Lady London. March
second three quarters OF a mile
Ina Kay, l03 CRodruucz). $500, $500.
S@.3o, won; Anita. 1Oi ,McrElcr). $500.
s3.an, second: Highland Iassie los
tWilhsl. $3.50, third. Time. 1;17 40.
Jerry, Jr Scarp.a, H.. Tranhy. Sam
Slick. and George Terrell also ran.
oy IniTd IN ana siT q IT
won: Costumcr, Iii CIV. Collns). $3.50.
s4lN second; Phraroah. Ill Doylc).
$3.50, third. Time. 1855 Is. Ruisscau,
Mark q and Disturber also ran.
Fourth--one mi!c-Doiina, 9S (Rod
rGuezl, sl47o, $50. $3.50, won; Hub
hub. 100 tMerglc $3.50, $500. second
9,T,rInery' ~ ,Ei"H,.on1:t. $3.50, third
and Irregular also ran.
Fifth--onc milc--Poor butterfly. Q!
tMcAtcel. $40, S4.20. $3.50 won: Lord
iieIbert, 90 STALKER, sl2.60. $3.50 sec
ond; Senator Broderick l07 (Rodri-
Gucz), 50. THIRD Time. las ID Dub
IN Mary: Candidate; H., Tread Lightly.
III. and Gcncvicve r also ran.
SiXth-milc and a SiXtccnth-Juda'e
BROTHER loA cRodr!Gucz), $3.50. 81.
$40 won; Ecn ilampSon. loo tNoo-
ney), $500, $40. sccc nd. Toot!sc lOa
'McAtee) $40. third Time 1884 40
Glory 5cic, Spectre and Neldt also ran
seventh : one nil, - Eginon, iIo
sressive. 40 RodriqueH) $3.50. 81
second; Napoleon, ll3 tMcAtec). $40
third. Time. l.4S So Arbitrator. lady
ward ana Miss Fannie also ran.
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BOWIE ENTRIES

First race--two.year- Odds. four fur
i9nEs-- Weston i1e, .TIohp Powers llG;
cTIser Rose lp7 'kitchy HOO. lo2;
Ca!,er, IL; Manevcr Gmp), 40; Callao.
1o,. TBr!ghton stable entry.
Second-rVc ANA one-half furlonEs-
Twenty seven. ~; Wiley, ~: 'Owaga.
1of; i2GecrEc Terrell, as Hops. ia:
Scarpia. y. 'impD, ~. 'Sarhams Jour
Third -Maiders, three year-olds and
up. miic-S orcer.:, H.. us: Mango,
star. loo: Matoaka. lCl; 'odalsque. l6i !;
'ormbs. loi. 'i2s,asc Stamp. 90; pom
z!o. 10 Dublin Mary. lOl; Thamar.
iel; 'Trocadero. 40; Rough Weather
80: 'Eonnecausc. a."
Fourn. Tn" liberty Fond puse. 5000
four-year- olds. mile and n furIonr-
labot. ll2. Baby SISTER. 10Y: .BranIo.
lol; 'EoseFEater 100; pr Charcot. 10.
rSt!r Up. 101 Iluua : Brother, I07.
fifth purse, SfCc thiec-year- olds
miie-ir!nc" IN iist,orpc. lI5: .SilI;
BiTd, l0i; 'Gar:sh sun. lis; A!nDi,ion
10: ked Post. zoe Last spark. 100
SIX th~-$Gpp four ycar-olds mile and
q sixteenth kilmer, III: The Rus~
body, 100; 'Cumacho i0I: Harvard
los; Flora F!Lch. ibI 'Tootsic. %
seventh ~ 500. claiming, four-yc,r
9ids a.d up mil, BeiSha2zar. 10.
Auck ROSS 100: Fcteius 10s. j'rcd
Johnson. lo3; Golden Hantam Ion'
g: ~; .iohascu. lIp:' Charles cannon
les: Nnis=eau lcN, Lord Herbert, -.
tApprenN,e allowance claimed
Ioid ana raining. Track MUDDY
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FIGHT FOR SEM|F|NALs
1 AXTOM WINS QUALIFYING
MEDAL OVER LElDY
Contests Leave Eight Good
Nc9 In administrations Like
t Wntlnrc W. LnNtop.
tBy Associated TrcsS-l

tBy Associated TrcSS-
hSHENILl,E. y. c. April tl.-Match
play in the various flights OF the third
annual spring golf tournament at the
.tshcville Country Club began to-day.
tho play being marked by tho larg q
number OF matches that went TO extra
holes. In the first flight. 1aNtons
gross score of so made him winner OF
the qualifying medal against Lcidys
102. settling the tic OF yesterday. Lax
ton had as opponent II. Hayes. and
while tho Charlotte man won. 10 4,
the Asheville player made crcditahle
showing.
Laxton over Hayes. 5 and 4; Il. II.
Ronnett. philadelphia over n. C. OF
tcrbcin, Chicago | up on the nineteenth
hole: j. II. McCabe. Chicago. over
Young wallace. Jr., of Port Sewall,
Fla. ; and 4: X. p. Battle. Ashcville.
over w. II. Robinson. Syracuse. and
,; Lieutenant J. II. Smith. stationed at
rhia. 5 and .: \. u. Young. Chicago.
over a. D. Troth. Sharon, Pa. and
:; W. Morris: syracuse, over n; A..
Lockwood. Chicago. . and !. and Will
liam WALLACE. Port scwall,, Fla. over
the Ashcville favoEitc. Bully Jones. ;
and 4-nwcre the results OF to-days
play. That leaves eight good men 20
fight Tomorrow for the scminnaIs.
1t now appears probable that Lax
ton and Wallace will meet in the finals
There were some pretty matches played
in the second and third flights. some
Of them going, as far as the twentieth
hole before the winner was decided.
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HusTfNGs TRUST DEEDS.

Mary NJ renick ct vr 10 l.. T.. Blan-
ton and Clarence S. Wai!crstcin. trus..
-. block u, Woodland Heights. and
known as go West Twenty-ff,h
street, April :. 1915: $3.50.
trustee. f0.6Xl65 feet. southern line De
co;ur street. 81 feet from tho southeast
corner thirteenth and Decatur Streets.
April 10. l?lS: 5000.
j. T.: Lewis Ct ny. to s. w. Robinson.
trustee; IS 9a;iooX12s Is. feet, known
IS l$le N1r,h Trw.e.nty-fourth street,
EaEby. Inc. ,!nstecs: Sc s-,aSis feet,
k ! as = Lea North Elm street April
inrSoy Inc. f ;rns'ess, IS fGc. Gl,2
Man Ruch-mund 10 /. T. Gsrneal.
trustee. - foot ?5-4 inches by 100 fee,
north line Moore street. - feet II-t
80. lalS: s@.650
II. $. waIlerstc:n to w. <. Robinson.
trustee :" feet h. 100 tcc,. known as
street. March IS. 1918: S59@.5o
X. II. Stoltz ct uN. I" ltoward sutton.
trustee, - feet by 100 feet. known 40
1885 and IS25-.> West Main street,
A. j. kirsh TO w. n. Nelson. trustee
% feet ny 81 fco. known "a 1921 3
North Sovcntccnth street. November
%. lNlS: SI.Jsn.
A. j. Krsh to W. y. Nelson. trustee.
p feet by Gi feet. known as 1915
Horth Seventeenth Street. March 25.
Il. T.. rilkinton G, NIX. to w. l.. FUR
cell. .Ir.. trustee. northwest corner Third
md Dill Avenues. fronting o2it fec.
cast line Third Avenue. March II. 1915:
s63G.
J, +. Jordan CT TX. 20 ". \. McCurdv
trustee. % fee, by ITO feet west side
National Cemetery Road go fcet north
OF hT2wn ns street. Arril .; l'lS; sl.'S.
Eaghy. Inc. trustee. 30 fee, by 40 ice.
north side Broad Street 90 feet east
.f Altamont Avenue. April /. lalS:
nasjy; lnc1. irus,oes "S Il 2s 9:ar" i
feet: known rs lot North Bclmon;
Ellen J. Dance ct vir 10 j. G. Taylor
and }. Nod Wexford. trustees lots lt
j.: ~ =: 1nd - y Y Lees plan Of
$4,000.
,od r. W W M' hioo to ! Y; Gylana ,.ns
Terrace. April 10. 1918: s2a2
j.. J. Bcattie ct ais. to w. u. Nelson
and :. j. Kirsh. trustees 22xI04l-?
feet: known as 1908 East Main stree.
April 10. ItiS; $3.50.
Hollinghroofe Apartments. s and 10
soiin non1svHrl: Apr!! l.. 1915; s4l.a0o
.'''i 'ssi' CT VII TO Elaril
Funston. trustees. % fee; tand Of ir
regular deptm south line Leigh stree,
i"n tcct cast OF First Street. April 9,
Mamie II. Gibson 10 Ella m &. Funste,
trustees. IS feet 81, inches bv o.
feet l.: inches: known as 900 Sou:i?
Fourth street. April :. 1918: S3lS
I:ianett H. Wood et al ,oH
CcphaS trustee. 30Xl4S I-G feet known
IS . West Clay Street. April G, ials:
James I,omax ., ux. 10 Pollard 6.
haEDE. Inc. trustees. 66xaO feet soutj,
me. Mitchell Street. 60 feet east Of
,,inlGEory Street. November Q. 1915:
W. ~: Colin 20 g. L. Denoon. tr,...
,"e. '!N%h fact. known as 35O1 \ Street,
March % 1918: $3.50
II. IL twt;hmcy 10 T. w Sirton
trustee 2H::ljG feet known as 800 wrs.
Grace Street. April 10. lnlS: 1920.
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BANK TEAMS HOLD CONFAB
Final PlnnN md Schedule Deferred nm
Account Of Merchants. M
tionnrS Lute Entry

definite organization Of The city
bank baseball teams was DELAYED YES
t"rday afternoon, whom representatives
from each Of the larger banks met in
Bank.
1t seems shat the delay was oc-
casioned by tho late entrance OF tho
Merchants National Rank team. u
was thought at the time Of the Ia I
meeting that the league was once and
lot All fixed as regards to organization.
uniforms. schedule and finances. Tho
lat" action nf the bank in question in
sending representatives 10 the meet
ing Yesterday. however, made now
1t was. OF course. found necessary
TO revise thr schedule. in degree. So
as 10 admit 81 fifth club. Thcn it
h"came apparent 10 the presiding OH
rnrS that an election Of the heads or
thc league would he Illegal. duo to The
Tact mat The Merchantf' would have
inc meeting terminated without, the
accompaniment OF anything dcfini.c
eNc"nt that another meeting was called
for this afternoon.
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WEATHER MANS DECREE
KNOCKS OUT BALL GAME
Rain. Hail. Snow md Blow In Charge.
SidcfrncEinE Battle Axc-Senn-
tors Contest.

Those who hoped against hope for
the game between the Battle Axe team
and the Washington big Ieaguers were
sadly disappointed yesterday afternoon.
For the sun. having retired from human
observation all week, again failed TO
shine and the game was forthwith
called of.
The Grinmen left washington Wed
nesday before the arrival of Joe Boeh-
ing's telegram. stating that Boule-
yard Field would he too soggy to permit
of an exhibition yesterday. They came
primed for the duel. and arrived in
Richmond yesterday morning. But
when Grifr looked upon the rainy
streets and the total absence Of any
redeeminE feature in the weather con-
ditions he led his men back to Wash
lnEton Immediately.
The Battle Axemen have been forced
TO let their maccs lie idle all week, as
tho steady rainfall has prevented either
practice or game. Last week they
were compelled to cancel their sched-
nlcd fray with tho Aviation Corps and
settle down 10 work in preparation for
The three games this week. The affair
Yesterday was tho second.
GDnortunty for Diamond Glory Lost
The next game will probably he Sat
urday, with the Three Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry aggregation OF
camp Lee. The word probably" is
used because the persistent seacoast
Stor,p seems determined not TO permit
any exhibitions in the near future.
II tho sun, however, wakes UP to-
morrow aud AGAIN shines forth. the
clash on Saturday will be assured. 1t
Will require a. least one day to dry off
tho field 10 an extent sufficient 10 per-
nit the Battle ANc-t'amp Lee duel.
l'n" locals will journey forth next
week. and cndcavor once moro TO sub
due their old rivals. the Camp Lee
Three hundred and Nineteenth Infan-
try Each team has annexed one CON
test. and the SCRAP on neutral territory
viii he we'll worth tho watching.
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Sport History

AS Ions as baseball records are ken,
the wonderful record Of Ch-is:y Ma,h-
ewson will stand forth in the annals
OF baseball history with exceptional
brilliance.
Big six" famous master OF tho
iade-away, idol OF every sandlot urchin
III the country for years and worshincd
by New York fans. will go down in
history classed with such great fling
crs as Corcoran. Radhourne. Ruaie, Nc
Ginn!ty and Young.
There are many who believe that
Matty Is the greatest pitcher who ever
lived. and there is certainly no good
evidence in the records OF stars who
passed on before him 10 prove that
they were gr"ater--or would have heen
Grcatcr-undcr the modern conditions
IN which Maity shaped his famous
career.
Mathewson on the mound is unneces-
sary here Telling OF his wonderful
achievements would be like going back
over page o, last years calendar.
for every baseball fan knows of his
greatness.
As member CT the Giants he hrok c
into the spotlight fo- tho FIRST time
IN 1908, when the team jumped from
last PLACE 10 second. Two seasons
t+A''' i't Stl WOE III series record
that stands Unheaten-thc feat OF
pitching and winning three shut-out
games in one week. which he did q:
the expense Of the Athletics. lie rrac-
Ideally captured the only modern
worlds championship New York has
won, single handed. He was a main
stay Of the Giants for fifteen years
/ in all
In 1906 he went TO Cincinnati In
the now historic trade He tool: the
nan"Ecrship Of the Reds in mid sea
son and could do bu. little to improve
the morale Of :, losing club. Las; year
tho Feds proved a sensation under the
Old Master. and Cincinnati fans are
predicting pennan, Tor the team this
season
Maity isn't inclined TO be great
mixer among baseball men lie is
II core along the Mct;iliicuddy type. quiet
ana reserved, but knenly obscrvant.
He is now in the prime OF life. being
thirty-eight years Old. and there seems
little doubt that he has many years OF
success ahead OF him as a manager.
lie was born in Factoryv.ile Pa. in
1850 and is graduate OF Euckncll
University
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L. d. c. Conferenc. Adiourn.

The sixth district conference. United
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy adj
journed last night at the close Of the
historical session. An interesting
papcr on the Capture of Fort stead
man" was read by the historian At
the afternoon session Mrs. w. Cabcll
Flournoy. president OF the Virginia di-
VISION delivered an able and eloquent
address on war work Mrs Norman
Randolph spoke on the relief work If
the division and Miss Virginia Nc
kenney told OF educational work and
mo proposed coordinate college Of
Virginia. The delegates and visitors
were taken in automobiles TO Camp
Lee. where they were received by
General Cronkhite and staff and cour-
tcousiy shown through the camp.
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MRS. POTTS ENTERS HORSES
Virginia Well Represented In wash
inSion's Horse Show ut Ar
linEton Park.

WASHINGTON. April Ii.-With The
entry list for WashingtOn'S horse show
a; The Arlington Park course. April
So. 10 cios' Saturday nominations
70 the S!HiH-iivc cTcniG are being re-
cciNcd al It rand rate. Aside from
virginia. New York made the most en-
irics. : :. Norton. Charles - I.anicr
aud other New Nori, exhibitors have
reserved stable room. while Lieutenant
Raymond Belmont, Of Camp Dix. and
Mrt Belmont have sent word tina, they
wiz bring down . string Of jumpers
Entries have been received from Mrs.
Of Virginia.
Music for the meeting viii 10 fur
iniSaHd by ~" Three Hundred and
"ci'th cavalry Rand. OF Fort Mycr
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nENRICo TRANSFERS.

Washington rark Land Corporation
70 George W. Price. lot 20. biock -.
Washington Park. April :. laiS: 1925.
Greater Richmond Realty Company,
Inc TO William Lee Whitfield. lot -,
block 81. Monument Avenue Park.
april 8. 1918: lax 81. $40.
III. Il. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to r. II.
S!nGrey. lots 81 and IS. block rs. sec
$1,000
Maggie Burns TO Marshall r. Gillian,
tract land fronting 90 feet on Brook
Turnpike ?3i feet north of tho inter
section Of western line Brook Turn
pike with the eastern line OF the right
Of way of the Richmond and Chc$a-
peakc Bay Railway. February 81, 1915:
tax $40 $40.
x. L. Pilliinton ct uv. TO s. Hart
Powell. lots lSA and lS-E fronting
.66 Is feet on the southern line
T usTcb f 9iS plan o. OF 81, Nose'awn
William ~ Green ct uX. 10 Samuel
IT. Roane. lots L and s. block G. section
|. plan OF Highlan nd Springs building
lots. APRIL = 1918: tax so cents. So
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WILL WRESTLE TO FINISH
Joe Stechcr and "StrnnEIcr- Lewis
VIII Decide who is Hettcr
Man AnrII %

NEW YORK April 1l.--Final ar
rangemcnts have been concluded for
the match between Joe S;echc- and
Stranger Lewis. They will wrcstlc
20 u finish for the heavyweight cham.
pi"nship in Madison square Garden
Friday, April &c.
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viii Addrc,s Jewish .Iunior.

The Third LIBERTY Loan" VIII hn
the subject OF a brief address 10 lie
made SUNDAY afternoon at a:30 o'clock
10y u. milford Chrutchnclh before nom
bers OF the Council OF jewish juniors
in tn" Sabbath school room OF Beth
Aha ball SynaEoEin Mr. ONT ~, ii Gil
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dwelling at 1908 North Twcnty-cighth
street. to cost SlSoo.,
Richmond Terminal Railway Conn
pnny. to erect brick warehouse north
side BROAD Street. between Boulevard
Mimic l.. Purcell. to erect brick ga
cost cost $500. " '"S'"' -" avenue 10
Richmond Terminal Railway Com
panI. to erect brick warehouse north
side Broad street between boulevard
and Meadow street, 10 cost $1,000.
pany. TO erect brick warehouse north
side ot Broad Street, between Boulevard
and Meadow street. to cost $1,000.
4. :. CIRCUIT COURT Of APPEALS.
The United States Circui, Court OF
Appeals rCcOnvencd yesterday morning
At 10 O'Clock. with the following Judges
ana ohiciaia IN attcndamcc.:. circuit
Smith. Clerk Claude NJ. Dean and United
states Marshal John q. Saunders
Cases argued yesterday:
No. Maryland Casualty Com
pany. appellant. vs.. Snllic =. Ecpuss
a,dm'nis,ra,riX: appcllcc; appeal from
Roanokc. Argued by y. 7. Cron"r, of
Norfolk. for appellant. and BY William
IL: Worth; Of Tazcwoll, for appellee. and
No. iSlII-,.Maryland Casually Com
Repass, ADMINISTRATORS. defendant in
trict Court AT Roanoke Argued hy -.
-. GToncr; OF Norfolk. for plaintiff in
error and by William ~. Worth OF
Tazewell. for defendant in error aud
No. lsl2-Ccn,ral Bank and Trus,
norporntion ct al. appellants. ". H.
Lays Cleveland. J. Harvey cleveland.
~. ~ iiatSon "a al. appcllecs: appeal
from the United States District ,'our;
at Grecnvillc. 5. g. Argued H., JosnnI,
y. Mccullough Of GrccmviI,c. i. G., for
appellants. aud by G. T.. Iaynsworth. Of
GrsenvillS' 5 e" for appcllccs ana
Case in call to-day:
No lSit-Will!am w Downcy. re-
ceiNer of the Stewart Vehicle t'o,nnanr
a corporations. Plaintiff in error. ", ;hc
German Alliance Insurance COMPANY. :,
corporation. and tho German America
INSURANCE Company, = corporation. de-
icndants IN error; error to tho United
States District Court at Mar,inshu-,,
W. Va. TO he argued by Malcolm Jack
son. Of Charleston. w Va. and i. -
Iicn3on: OF Martinshurg. w. Va. fo. the
piainiiii IN error. and by w. -; Chcs-
nut. OF baltimore. and j. w Davis OF
Was'inE'on: and y. e. Noll OF Mar
tinSburE. w. Va, for the defendants
in error.
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FORCES Ahend of Young Jake Schnefcr
In Second Game Of Billiard

NE" YORK, April 11.--vith sur
prisinE ease, Welker Cochrane, the
Chicago boy cue marvel, forged from
behind tonight and passed his rival
young Jake Schaefcr, III the second
game OF their 1900 point 49, balk-linc
billiard series. The total score for the
two games now stands: Cochranc, GOO:
Schacfer, 516 In the first Eame
Schaefer, by a display Of cleverness
made an unfinished run OF 166. reach
ing the 500 mark, while his opponent
gathered n score OF l0I. Cochrane
scored 4?5 points. with a high run Of
lfi, in to-night's game.
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Eoster Mother 10 Sing.

MIS-. Daniel klemson, wife OF 8;
Pittsburgh millionaire. will sins at
the sunday afternoon community sing
in the Academy of Music. As Miss
Christine Miller. well known on the
concert stage. she has several times
sung II Camp Lee and in Petersburg,
and was married after her last visit.
she is the foster mother OF Il COMPANY
o! Pittsburgh soldiers. and looks well
AFTER their comfort. Mrs Taylor Alder
dice. president OF the Fittsburg Moth
ers Association. will be a speaker ct
the sunday sing
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Verdict for SLICE,

In the case OF the prophyiol Prod
uc;s Company, Inc. vs. \. G.. Heller.
tried yesterday in the Law and Equity
Court, O. verdict Of SLICE with interest
from February - 1917. was returned
by the Jury III favor cf the plaintiff.
The action arose over the payment Of
pro:lissovy note.
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liberty Parade Next w,c,s

Next Wednesday is the day set 70,
the Liberty loan parade in Pctersb burg.
and the prospects are that Il will
he an inspiring demonstration The
men. women and children arc inter
cstinS themselves in the matter. and
Will al! take part in the parade. Re-
quests have tccn made OF General
Cronihitc TO allow n part OF his di-
vision TO march in the parade. lo
has the request under advisemcnt and
IL is expected that he will give his
consent
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Sent to Detention Home.

tnarEed WIN improper conduct with
soldiers. two young women. giving
their ages at nineteen years. one from
Greensboro, y. c., and the other from
West Virginia. were sent to the de-
tention home by the police justice. Tho
women were arrested by sergeant OF
the military, who was one of the par
ties who Went out riding with tho
women Stating that he did not be-
ltere that the manner in which the
women were arrested was aiding in
the efforts TO break up vice conditions
in the city. the police justice condemned
the military policeman for his action.