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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

- -s,.-,our s-a or..h.!. ,u-iorE.-
Lance eliot - I.sPsii.J ST 10 s,,;i 8 81
*en VIII ~: tM.tclsH. s. 30 ttE3 see.
ono Hsr Nct. liz tWGl!s, $40 ,hirc
In - :: Bird !oy,s. H.dras. BvnE.
i21S.. S-A. SIa Myth aIc Foster EInb!
Second .ac.sir .urIours-Riae 70, Cru.
1s'l. w = So. ':.1 Won Kinney. liz
tSanotJ. ;a!9 so second: DIVERSION ins
simpson, .,i5 rhrit Tin. III. Room
fraditr. Areh F!o,;s.. Bon -,ofap ana xsr-
Th;.,e. MI. az. ,!r,een.h-Eaa,. T.
, -. 10 s.aaqss'. $50 ;h7. sscond ::
Tine. 81 LORD By-1n. .!nera ne. Line
sam HcN..tIr. audrey X Nilifula safe, 3.
fiEl !r'sh G"at.e0.2n and John Graham.
,Fog;tn r.2--rou- ana one.halt furlonr.-
:is"S Ga-tr.r. =. % CnrrsIlyp. tio on,
secouc Henry Roberta !0T o. Ked.ri-i,
oGt'h'rd. Tim. a5 ;-s F.ez,ovn and Va.
pan also
.dI' 70. 90 wllis,. ~, is7a' SO. , ron:
nrui' CAKE. 10 tSandp. - $3.50 second !;
H'dw.J. lls ~. Red-r.sb 1870 third T;rn.
rl-s sun Flash. foins,.r. Hol,nEer.
Coy Forum. sl,o ran
~ Connolly. ,t;s. ,sio. on, won: j. :.
NUrto,. rs 'schulinrj. ;is5. cot sesond :
Sc-aruiur 10 iiioxsrrl ort ,h,,d TN.
-. So!IS and Believe -" Boy. also
s',en.h r.,t-,nn. .nd 'u-i,rr-"
r"-' rniiY :, ,iaustoral. 'su -. g N,
won H-ryos' Firg ~ ts';orsonl tt.n 81.
-"cord Ne--nan; %: 'GrUbsr). 40 third.
Tl'nr y 80 PHI OLA Ste. ard p:yl.
L!Hah also
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from First PaSe)

Carey. go, S,engel. Cutshaw. Cation.
Mckcchaie. Archer. t2l. Two-base hits
--BiEbee. Carey. Three base hits
naubert. Johnston. Schmandt. Stengel
Archer. Stolen baseS-Bigbee Carey,
Stcngcl. 60. Cu;Shaw. Sacrifice hit
+. Miller. Sacrifice fics-Whcat. Ar
cher. Double play-Carey TO Moi!-
wiz. Lcft on baseS-ErooklyR. 4:
Pittsburgh i. First on error-Brook-
lyn !. Bases on balIs-off Grincr. !:
off Grimes. l. Hiis-of Grine- S in
I innings: off Grimes : in innings:
OF r. Miller. 10 ia {? innings. Hit by
pitcher-by Ciriner. tCu;shaw). Struck
out-Sy GrIner, =: by +. Miller. 3. Wild
pitch-Grimes. Winning pitcher. r.
Mil!.:, losing pitCher. Griner.
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GOOD SHORTSTOPS SCARCE
Clubs Arc Trying Out Many New
Players in This Position

NEW YORK. May iS-,;ood short
stops are just as scarce this year as
ever
The few veterans who have been
noialng down short-held positions in
inc nig leagues for years are st.ll do
Ing i, but as ihey pass out one by
one IN" naSnatcs have Lard time
filing their shoes
Tns season ot 1915 hnds several
ci4os trying out new PLAYERS at short.
ana no season would be normal #
'here were less than four new men
getting the once over from anxious
managers
The Cubs have a brilliant prospec,
IN Charley Hoi!ocher. secured from
n" Portland CLUB. He burned uu the
Coast i.'@gEe last season win his field
me, finishing n. season Win 4 nor
tehiag" OF $50. lie NJ, .25G. and he
iah's a. the best hitting snortnelder
"'v ms come up 10 me big show in
seyera! Years.
Russell Blackburn. who gained ,ano
as the S2.ooc beauty OF the White Sox
AoHc moons ago, is getting another
RAJ" Il, major league meal ticket
wan t"e Cincinnati Reds. Russell has
a!"aEs ranked As sweet fielder, but
MS WORK win the b!udgeon has gen
e'ai!9 been so weak that he couldn't
make good. AS member of the
Toronto CLUB las, season Lena" led Inc
.taEue tn held.ng. with .3s7. and
slammed IN. pill around at 26s clip.
waiter Gerber. who was taken on bv
'he 81 Louis browns late last season.
ana "no once had a TROUT with the
fiFat"s. aTassrd The same hitting fly
Hr"a IA the American Association a.
't!ac"hurn d!a in the International
"a" came TO tn" big show from the
columbus c!ub. and he ranked az one
OF INC leading !nnciders q; the asso-
c!ation Tor the past four or Ave years.
p9f"n, the ncw shorthcider OF the
"'h!''!fs. "as CAPITA ia II the Holy Cross
HHil'2e nine last season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Who Is Looneyo
Nays All at Sea
Psyckiatric Unit al Great Lakes
Is Floorcd by Jackie
Magician.

GREAT LAKES. ILL.,. May L.
who's looncy now" is the big prob
lem OF the psychiatric unit OF the Grea,
Lakes naval training station. accord
| ing TO an account OF an incident pub
lished in tho Great Lakes bulletin. the
oiiclai newspaper of the big establish
mcnt.
| The psychiatric unit IN the branch
of the service where experts try to de-
| termine mans mental capabilities by
| means of tests in which pictures
blocks. puzzles and similar articles are
used.
The story relates that Ensign John
sharpe discovered former sleiEht.or-
| hand performer among the recruits In
detention. Sharpe seized the opportun
ity for some fun. he called the pSy-
chintric unit. asked for Chief Woman
| podds. and said:
Il have loon I am going to send
over He is as crazy as bat. so watch
on; for him"
| Then turning to the sleight -of-hand
| them good time"
| when the loon" appeared at the
unit, Dodds showed him to seat.
brought out the various blocks and
puzzles and started to ind out wheth-
| er his patient was born crazy or IT.
| tanned It later.
Take those blocks Dodd. began.
But the blocks had disappeared. fBusi
| ness OF searching high and low. but
| no blocks)
Podds registered CONSERVATION. c1.
citcmcnt. TcrpleyIty v but still no
blocks
Il think YOU will find them in vour
right coat pocket" said the man he
ing examined. And sure enough. they
Were rodds tried again.
Now. here is 4 picture. look at It
ton seconds and tell me about it,
Where is the picture. This is only
piece OF paper" said the mystery
man
Il gave YOU Il picture
Here Is what you gave me. Sir"
The picture was gone. Dodds was GER
tain he handed it TO the slerht-of.hand
man.
! please look In the chair, sir"
Dodds found he was sitting on The
very picture he had just handed the
actor.
Several things disappeared In like
manner until il was suggested tina;
some one certainly did need an c1ami
nation. but not necessarily the sleIrnt
of-hand man.
When he left. Dodds was counting
blocks.
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HORSES ROUND TO FORM
FOR MANY JUNE RACES
fhiiadciphia Trainers Report Their
eharSrS Farther Advanced Than
Zig Track Rivals.
l'HIIAIlE-I

from nearby trainers who have start
orS III the June races in this section
show hat tho horses are farther adj
NHncod in their work than at any Of
the big tracks. Miles around go are
becoming common. and trotter that
cannot brush quarter right at thirty
TWO seconds is not considered much.
out AT Belmont there are half a dozen
green trotters that will be named in
the Horse Dealers Swcepstake Thar
look good. and by the end of this week
several more stables will he located
there Nominations came from many
sections OF the country this year. and
all signs point to most interesting
contest. The number Of starters will
PROBABLY exceed last seasons record OF
elShtccn. aS there are ihirty-three
nomnators still eligible. and they all
nave horses ready to name on May 20,
the date OF third payment
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BOTH CREWS WANT
JERRY AS THEIR MASCOT
Harvard Men Don't wRnt to Go into
Race without Urindle
Pun.

Pup.
NEW YORK. May lS.--Evcn college
athletes are not above superstition at
times. This fact is being dcmou-
s,ratcd at Cambridge. where the mem
bers OF tho freshmen and varsity
crews arc waSing Il bitter battle for
the possession OF Jerry. u brindle pup.
who has for years held the suspicious
position OF mascot to tho crews.
Never in the life OF Jerry has q
Harvard crew met tho oarsmcn of am
other college or university without the
luck OF Jerry accompanying them.
II is TO his presence more than any
other factor that the student body at
tributes the victory OF the varsity over
Princeton i'll the frst race this spring.
Now the trouble is there is only one
Jerry. and there will be two crews 10
uphold the honor of the Crimson colors
on June l.
The men who are scheduled TO go to
New Haven contend that they are en-
titled TO the honor. out the students
Tor the most part are siding with the
crew which viii meet l:Iis eight on
the Charles River, and justice-if the
away from home team has il on it's
side-is liable to he lost because their
supporters are hopelessiy outnumbered.
Little Jerry recently had Il thrilling
experience when the varsity crew
visited Tigertown. Jerry was so
tickled with Princeton's defeat that
ne wandered oft after the race. and
could not be found when the men were
ready TO start for home
Manager Tribble. however. could not
leave the luck" dog mascot behind.
and he detailed Elmer Long aud Hank
Haushton, the TWO freshmen managers.
10 stay in Princeton and not To return
until they had rescued Jerry from the
land of the enemy
Afier diligcnt search the next dav
Jerry was found, all covered with mud
III somebody's back yard. much the
worse for an argument which he had
engaged in, He was immcdiatcly hur-
r,ed or to waiting automobile. and
Inc trio started for Cambridgc
AZ New Haven, again the encmv's
territory. jerry encountered an acct
cent which came rcar being fatal.
Inc freshmen bodyguard Of the trusted
luck brindle pup had fed him count
less nam sandwiches all the wa from
iEcrtown. and a the county seat of
ale they decided to indulge in little
iecd themselves. They tied Jerry in
the machine with piece or clo,hes!ine
and disembarked
Jerry. seeing an offensive looking
grey passing along the street,
made leap for safety and was caught
oE the rope and held suspended in the
air y Yale student arrived in time
20 save the Harvard mascot
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STOCKTON STREET. WINS
OVER HATTIE AVE 'rpAM

Stockton street took the lord ,,6
cf an S-to-3 score against NE B,t,le
Axe Shoe tomp"ny yesterday af,cr.
noo' oF Stifl o"n-Swat ht..cE Tho
three regulars IN tn. lineup
Alien pitched a tight game. holding
ms ,onnohHntS at critical points when
MT would nave scored runs In ~.
eiEhth, With the bases fun and none
out. he allowed but one man 10 cross
the rubber.
Beesons fielding was feature q.
INC contest. lie accepted eight chances
Nelson was injured in Tho second
inning when n. slid 10 second
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r. E. LEES AND TREDEGARs
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
HfhIetic Lenrne Has West End Glenn.
= In Pince Of tvintion

: The Athletic League. which has been
changed only by the going out Of the
Aviation Camp and the entrance OF the
West End Glenus in their place mr.
out three good games ycsterdav The
r. Il. Lees, who lost by = luke l.p.
week, now are tied for the top pos!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Manager George Stinson. who has
started the work OF organizing the
Colts With rush, succeeded ycStcr-
da% IN signing two players who should
hit the ltSa spots in the Virginia
circuit this summer. They are: Tom
Miller. star center fielder OF the Spid-
ors. and "Na2e" Napier who was the
ina'nstay OF DIR. Parkers Bai;lc-ANr
Line.
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Il. r.. LEES TAKE CONTEST
~ ~

Recovering from their defeat last
week. the y. T.. Lees. attacked the
West End Glenn aggregation with fury
Yesterday and ran up score o. IS
10 .. The contest was rather SLOW
but several fast plays broke the mono
tony. The score by innings:
Il.
Il. r.. Lee ol0o 0o-i3
IVES; End Glenns ..0O0l 0l 10 i
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BRAVES SHUT OUT ST. LOUIS


nv tcG Frsss
ST. LOUIS, May iS.-F'illinE held
-. Louis scoreless while his teammates
pounded the offerings OF May and
HorStuan 10 all corners OF the lot
to-day. and Boston Won II 20 o. In
ten trips to the plate in the last two
Sanes.'J {. smith Boston. has batted
1000. The score.
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Columns. Tnk.. chamrIon.h,,.

IHTI.A DfIFIilt. - May l:-Co-
lnr. hia clInrh"d the Eastern lr,"rcol-
!eria'e golf rhnrup.orghip to.tay by
I"fea'inI Pennsylvania u points % (.
fChr"d on tn" Nassau system. In
matches tNe? won ~ three 70 two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Princeton Defeat. .sb.,IlI.

Nv ttsoriA'tr !'r.t's
PRINCETON. -. J. .!sv 1.-THE
priDc"'ou Freahr1en crew 6ef.s'ef me
tshe"l!le < nool crew % hshtville y
o.. ny length over the ur..rrtla
course -on Carnegie LAKE here lac
to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

were vocal solos BY Miss Sadie Shelton
aud L. r.. Blckers. Mrs. Booth and her
little son sang duet. and Miss Ruth
Chappcll caused mcrrimcnt by her
readings
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Double n!sV--Eare- - r T-----:---,-cc
Cummins; knight 10 Wharton 20 Smell
toh; Bases on balis-by French. s hv
hnight, 4 Eatters hit-by French. >.
str1ck out-by French, To- by knight,
2. Passed ball-Wjl;shire Wild pttcies
French, ..
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NAVY Drfeats Army.

l.cSpON. MAJ 1.-THE army head.
quarters tascn+il team tp-tay G.!~at-
ed The nav" headquarters team In me
Hr9' game % tn" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sorvic" League yeria. The Ecor. was
20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Miller finished high in the En;scrn
Virginia college lists this year. He hit
around 90" and had IA pcrfct; fielding
record 10 his credit. Miller is one
or the best natural hi:tcrs that has
appeared IL the college circuit since
the cNi, OF Harry Carter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
rlrntc. rurcl,n.e G.t.

IITISBURGH. PA" May 1S.-Cu.
Getz. utility fielder and pinch h,tter
was bought from Cleveland today bv
the Pirates ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

SEMINAR: Ruas-RehE. f2l: HerzoE
hei!s WicAiznd 80; J. Z. smith. ko-
htten: 10 p" !i'Es. Filling m. Two-oase
att-N1:Ge:. Tn!ea-baSa hlt-Rehc
stolen bsscS-Wiison. Herzor CruiSe
3eErihce hit =. smith. Doure PLAYS
-S'n4ih 20 Gonzales; BAIRD 10 Gonzales
t<+'; OF nases-Bosioa. :. 81 Louis s
Firs' base on error-Eos-on. !. Bases
On oals--oH May, ;; off Eio-stran. 4
Hits-oT May, ) IN 3i-5 innings; off
!icf tina',' in 20 innings Hi; by
p!,ch.r-oy May. tEcrzcs). struck out
-hE FiliinE m : y! Man ]: by Horst
ina:. Losing pitcher. Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ENTERTAIN AT CITY HOME
Municai Program Is Rendered ny Rep.
resentntiHes of Several Sunday
Schools.

The inmates OF tho City Home were
given an enjoyable entertainment Fri
day evening by representatives OF sew
cral OF the city's Sunday schools. The
exercises were under the direction of
Mr.. Shaw. and tho piv..nm was ar
ranged by Miss Berthe Bickcrs. and
consisted OF vocal and inStrume
solos and numerous readings. after
which Ice cream, cake and fruit were
served. Among tho musical numbers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

II was hNCwn early Yesterday that;
Miller was considering offer from
Manager Stinson, but il WAS only late
last night that the news came III 10
the effect that he had siSrcd and
would begin his workout tomorrow.
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The Rentinp s.,.o,

The season for renting houses. fat,
apartments and furnished rooms H.
CONTINUOUS; 365 days In tho year. Times
olspatch Want Ads will get good Ton.
ants. Call Randolph ven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
KEEN EYE
SEES MANY INCIDcNT,

TIE Presidents keen .T.s los. ,.v
OF The visible 7ulse--eveali7s ;rcideo.e
as ne marched and they a9pes-ea -
,H MIN as his own seit-assur,ea hum.
people '"s
from thousands o. ,h-oa,e snd ~. 49,
suing apt,ause drowned ov. tn. must
o. he famous bard Of -. Three ,;,,-.
or+a an6 Fi:ty-Htth F:e,d ARTILLERY
'co!oTeo}. which marched 5ehia5 con.
gen; Q. Fec Cross nurses
ooa't see ne P.esia..
'.a-1 20 remark after ,hs~ RID
e'aned thsi- rscks LOOKING - =. "a;
elal automobile tn the 7z-a64
tNIAlS!ss7l sqCaiet ,aes- .s,o.A
nent when they rss'ized TIA, ~.
Si@''ef man walking Nth srogi64-s
a!.a ana Gazing an American flag
WAS Tie nations head
arrived 81 Madison S-u,-. -.
Presidtnt oausee TO snake hands -i,h
EriEadierGeaerai Dy.- q, -. -.
i o!k Guard. the grant MARSHAL
eho!AS the reviewing stand n
VS. greeted ~ Governor and NJ.
=, hlsnan Nayor ana Mrs. Hylsn.
.'E Dawson, chairman o. m
heo Cross; Cleveland IL Dodge an,
o'her prominent persons.
for an hour and hal. o. u-.l
br. Sfayson warned him y. mus: .a.t
come rest the rFesiden, reviewed a
procession ,yaics!ly American.
a human Red Cross. formal >,
nurses clad in REQ in pe-tec, s,en.
alignment and rhythm was bic.
tnresque feature .: The parade. which
was greeted with tyuultuouy ap,la,,..
Especially from the thousands Of s,,ec.
tators in windows
The white uniforms of the re! CROSS
nurses predoininated among the many
costumes "orn 3y Ing women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

The los. of "Nape" brings to mind
Inc question as to what DR.. Parker
VIII DO with his ANmen. one thing
Is sure: that the -ANmeu want 10 play
ha!l AMI that they want TO play badly.
Either DR.. Parker will put his nine
INTO an organized circuit OF some Kind.
or he viii discontinue play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Napc" is sure of berth on the
Colt pitching STAFF. That is. OF course,
unless the unforeseen occurs and tn.
mounISman loses the use u; his good
right arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Plug Amos. OF the local semi
pros, is expected TO don an AiCu uni
form in the near future. Also "Cheesie''
Le!DS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

II was runored. several weeks ago
that Amos would be offered berth
with the Colts. hut this prediction has
not come true as Yet. Amos is still
but i, is Il question for
debate as TO whether or not Stinson
VIII talk TO him before Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
stockton street
Totals .....
Score bv innings
90: noolo

FHItIe Ne ,-..-.--.,.h q \ :" . n I . .
STOCKTON street 1T 2o0ttnG,-x
SnmmAry: Two-hase hi,s Hoghar
Allen, White. Sacrifice hi, pcrcival
stolen basel loucs Nelson VE..'
field. Eotchliiss struck out-hv tr...
8: by Williams .. Bases on halle 80,
Allen. or williams = MI by pi,,b.
ed ball-.lohns0n. Tine 10
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Here and There
With Carlo

Manager George Stinson. who has
started the work OF organizing the
day in signing two players who should
hit the lSa spots in the Virginia
Sircnii this summer. They are: Tom"
Miller. star center hcldcr OF the Spid-
ina'nstay OF DIR. Parkers Bai;lc-ANe
Line.
Miller finished high in the Eastern
Virginia college lists this year He hit
around &c" and had IA pcrfct; fielding
record 10 his credit. Miller is one
OF the best natural hi:tcrs that has
appeared il the college Circuit, since
the eAi, OF Harry Carter.
!, was hnown early YESTERDAY that;
Miller was considering an offer from
Manager Siinson. but il WAS only late
last night that the news came III 10
the effect that he had sisncd and
would begin his workout tomorrow
"Nape" is sure of berth on the
cot pitching STAFF. That is. OF course.
unless the unforeseen occurs and the
mounisman loses the use .; his good
right arm.
The los OF "Sape" brings to mind
Will do with his Axmen. one thing
IS sure: that the -ANmen wan; 10 play
Ia ana that they want TO play badly.
II
into an organized circuit OF some Kind.
or he Will discontinue play.
Plug" Amos. OF the local semi
pros, is expected TO don an Aicn uni
form in the near future. Also "Cheesie"
I.e!OS.
II was rumored. several weeks ago.
that Amos would be offered a berth
with the Colts. hut this prediction hss
not come true as Yet; Amos is still
debate as TO whether or not Stinson
VIII talk TO him before Thursday.
The Alcos have their eyes upon
Sity boys, VINO, il, was stated yes;er-
day have been offered inmediate
places on the Senator lineup. Both.
ii was further stated, have declined
the kindly offer from Clarke Gritiith.
and VIII return to the city shortly
The Commercial League ail-stars need
IwG mfn 10, 10 nj, IN the gaps. an it is
after ihey come to Richmond. S"'' ~
al All. Naturally OF retiring disposi-
ton. Willard has been retiring and
son SIC eyer since since he fough, John
machine needs retiring sadly. As for
the night FANS; they are simply tired
Fccricss Fred F1unkn.
Fred Fulton VIII not donate his
sservteTs 10 the soldiers in camp
What: Fish, ten-round bout for
Me hcH for nothing Not on your
You're surely Kidding, else you've hi,
the pipe.
Don, Try to spring that kind OF
dope on me.
You say the soldiers need amusement
We'll. ssy % Them I'll scrap for
money gladly.
I've done my bit, I'll have you under
stand.
I've ,pu, aside five hundred bucks in
bonds.
And ksle.s as scarce as sea lions are
In ponds
Your head is swimming. boy. Get
back 20 land:
Your mind il surely suffering from a
leak. sir
only get a thousand bones week.
-
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WILSON FIRST PRESIDENT
TO MARCH IN NEW YORK
Personally Requests Committee in
Charge TO Assign Him
Place.
STREETS BECOME CoNGEsTED
Later He .isccndS Reviewing Stand.
Where He Is Greeted ny Governor
and Mayor OF the Metropolis OF
America.

NEW. YORK. May is.-i'resiient VII
son. marching afoot at the head OF
to-6ay's great Rcd C-ous paradc must
have had dispeilcd any possible Gucs-
tion that may have. lurkcd in his mind
as TO whether the people Of New York
are with HIM lie WAS accorded
such an ovation all along tho line as
had never before been given TO any
President. and his appreciation was as
~holehcarted as was tho greeting OF
the citizcnr..
The President was the FIRST Of 5000
men and women who ma -ched unde.
the twin-hanncrs OF democracy. hui
manity and frccdom-thc stars and
Stripes and the Red Cross-and each
marcher bore with evident pride his
or her part In the demonstration.
This Is demonstration OF the
spirit of America" remarked presi-
dent Wilson later as he Eazcd from
the reviewing stand at the Whitehead
thousands o. women.
No one had expected the President
TO march in The parade. Never before
had President walked In New York
parade. II was said. and when ne an
rounced a. tho last moment that he
would march atoot mis- decision was
greeted with enthusiasm He drove 10
SiSty-stSth street Jus; in time 10 star;
al the head CO the procession lie was
. accompanied by Rea-Adni-al Cary y
.Grayson. his physician. and Joseph 7
.Tunu!iy. his secretary
News that the President or the
United States was marching demo
.cratical'y N the parade spread like
wildhre. and F!fth Avenue became con-
Eested as never before. o. either side
or the space reserved with diMculty for
the paraders the avenue was lined with
SOLID masses OF cheering humanity
The Red Cross drive fo- si6n. coo. 900
was on with rush. Uniformed SOL
die7s and other workers .o- TIRE fund
mingled with the crowds. rcao!aC =
sharres: OF g-eerbscxs
Many soldiers hands ware soon
round 10 be too small 20 ho,d .he money
freely donated and his pockets hu,red
as he stuffed his holdings therein and
asked for more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Willard may retire Nothing new
al all. Naturally OF retiring disposi-
ZION. Willard has been retiring and
retiring ever since he fought John
son. Also II seems that his fgh,ing
machine needs retiring sadly AS for
the fight fans; they are simply tired