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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
caAMBERIAiN TRIAL.

Special Term Of Goaehlald Goansy
Circuit Court Convened This aEcrie-
ing.
Goochland, Va, Jan. DIR. Asa
". Chamberlain, in the custody Of
Sheriff Massie and several deputies
arrived here at 1850 O'clock this
morning to face trial on a charge Of
having murdered and rnutilated the
body of his brother. Judge Albert ?,
Chamberlain on Octobe- %, at the
home Of the latter, niRo miles from
this place. Sirea, his arrest. follow
ing Inc finding o. the disnicmberca
parts Ct the body 81 his farm, u.
Chamberlain hiss been in the Hen..2o
county jail ct Richmond.
The aged defendants tventy-gea-~
Id Eife came 70 Goochiand yestar-
81, and will ramain l;are during S;;'=
ri.;. To- sl1c last five weeks ans
has resided n fichmcnd, and each
tav was 2 visitor to her husband
csli.
i.,ith Judge :. :. Rutherford pre-
siding. the spao!a! tern: o. the Gccca-
land county circuit court coayen=d al
t.:&0 o'clock UPON the arrival OF D..
from Rjchmond. The
remainder Of tie day wiIl be con-
sumed in organization and instruc-
tinns b.. the court.
Forty talesmcn have been drawn
from the lower part Of Goochlaild
co,ntv. as lar distant as was pos
;ible from the scene Of the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
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SECURED 1926 RECRUITS.
Army. Navy and Marine Stations
Make Record Since War Was De-

clGrCn.
Virginia stands Ill the foretron'
with reference to the rumb@r Ct re-
crafts secured by the three branches
Of The government service, the army,
navy, and marine corps, The Iscor&
made by these Offices IN tits State
speaks we'll Eor ,i.c oAioar5 IN charge
OF them for vita population :cnslt-
cred the recruiting Offices IN this cit
lead the entire country, Since The
United States crte-cG the. war. AMI
since the selcct;rc draft SYSTEM b.:
bean insug:ira!ed 81, unusual ,mpetu,
has been g;@Yn voluntary enllstmen:
rhe rcault being that a! three
branches CT the government Ei5htln2
Ir.a.iina i!a~c been -a9il,y @illed ~.
The marine CORPS has mere men thar
required b. lsw cnd thu -ai1ae hold:
,r;le o. the navy.
Since April !, 1917 the shree sr7-
lions in this city have recruited 3
22s, the navy leading with 1.917, It's
aynsv second with 1.76d aud Sic mn
rine :orrs last with So,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02

Insurs tbs hcns NCW-do.J i
lay another day. tbs Is aks szas2s
II which Most !:5s cc.G.. t....sur!c:
Through this agency Ms2ns GSSC
uUTE sgoTEcI-CE :. :5-Gs
s:Ies
LAURENCE S.EAgLEE
4ls Prince srat. s'ssaasTis VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
VIRGINIA.. DEAD IL TRANCE
{. z. 7IcCey, uf Portsmouth, ana
Red Cross Nurse AmoGg General
Pershing's Losses,

5izte.n deaths, one tina: e 3 nurse,
ancns members Ct ths American eE-
Evolutionary force were reported yes
terday by General Pershing- The
nurse r~as May Ferry, o. Franlstca,
Ird. Among the soldier reported
dead was Private Garland Z Ne
Coy. Of Portsmouth, Va, Z msIAJer
Of The aero squadron. IL vas q
victim of pneumonia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
WATER BAGL. EEficDEs.
Richmond Minister Has Narrow Es
cape Monday GIorring.

Re-. George II. L>empal, harel:-
cseaGcA .o.;oUc injury yesterday
morning whcii tilc water back in -lle
i.i.che2 store j: his residence, 60:
Parton ovenlle, Barton Heights,
Richmond. e=nlo&Gd.
W Kemper had Guilt 2 fire in the
..tova without observing that the pipes
Supplying v-a!er to the heating ap-
?agatus 7~ef2 frozen Or returning
: lev !n;nr,&s later: just ~ lie en-
tered the door, .i2c water taclc c.
iy.odeA: completely 5cMoi,$lling ne
stove. bi0"~ii1g ont / window an
throwing. u Ncmpc- back 2cvora
%ae5. IT,. Gc,np2E vcs slightly
j,,r,.a,: 1T was 71I: - 50 acon: RI
ns.7 CITES .-a=te~da-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02

We desire TO express opr ap2rc-
CATION for the generous patronage
accorded rs the past year-Aud en-
the eve Of the New Year we wish
svery one Happy and Prosperous
New Year
SWAN BROS.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-MARJORIE ugI.EN
MCLEOD. Plaintiff against HARIOW
COMSTOCK MCLEOD, Defendant. SUN
MONS. ACTION FOR DIVORCE
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
HARLOW COMSTOCK MCLEOD:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and Ia
copy of your answer on the plain
tiff's attorney, within twenty days after the
service uron you OF this summons ey
elusive of the day OF service, and, in event
of your failure to appear or answer iudg
ment viii be taken against you by ,lefaul,
for tho relief demanded in the complaint,
Dated. July 7th. 1917.
tln. Office & p. Q. Address. 81 Cham
City and state of New York
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
HARLOW COMSTOCK Mcleod:
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant to an order
of the Honorable Nathan Blur a Justice
of the supreme Court Of the State of New
York dated the 2Ist day of January, 1918
and filed with the complaint herein. in the
office OF the Clerk of the County Of New
York, at the County Court House, Borough
of Manhattan, City. County and State Of
New York, ON the 22d day Of January,
1918.
Dated, January Esd. 1918
JAMES \. LYNCH. Attorney for Plain
tiT, Ofiice & p. O. Address, 81 Cham
hers Street. Borough of Manhattan
City and State of New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Havana Results

li,st race (three year -olds and upward. claiming
2''at. $500; five and laf furlongs) Fiddle
Heurp. ~ gIewardl. to D. to 3. ont, first .
loiar.; lbs tBullma,l. 10 !, 10 8. : to 10,
,s 2 th-re Time. l:e7 $-5- Margaret f..
Nle'f, Hue lisccr. Lady Caplcious. Elizabeth Lee,
Nona Iau and Skects also ran
Se1tu race three year ois and UPWARD: claim
i, = purse. 500; SIX furlongs l~Nluzanh ll2
'Troshl. to l., to l. even first, Biddy. II.
lgSsl 1ia M q {rapn 10 to 70 Ia S5'0qd 10 's +
ihira Time l.l4 AZ Zuzu. Fielder H. Hands
or, ('lGuottc. Sallie ODay, Investment and Shoddy
Ta.d race cthrec- year olds and upward claim
~ 2.rse 500: six furlongs) Highland Lassie.
hstalAin III Collins. 5 to !. 70 j. even.
TO third. Time. Ia 2-5 Otsco, Waveriug
hegtS. Al Hudson. Honeycut. Carayerock and
Aul ..sic also
With race three year -olds and upward; claim.
int. pursc $500; six furlongs)-Ncvle H. iii
tF; tul. to |. ) to .. To .. first: J.ytlo iii
NIsi,hl 70 ]. 10 8. 4 TO 3. second; Milestone
~. tCrump). 10 to s. 4 to ). third Time
III Miss Cove. Biz. Primero Rurney Krrn@v
.Ih race tsantiago Handicap: three year-ods
ana upward purse. $500. mile and fifty yards
Griuaud. 10l tNjngledl. TO ., | to >, out
inst; ormuiu. lna (Coins). > 70 ,. 4 to s. ont
au-l Queen Apple also ran.
Si3ih race (three-yoar- olds and UPWARD claim
Ing; purse. $500: ono mile and twenty yards Ell
Jey. 103la ,IlowardU ) 10 l. to 5, to s..
ies,. Charley Mci'erran; 1oG (Smithl. 3 to ].
9 to o. 10 3. second: Bendlet, lOo Oiall. 10 to
Eow Then. Dude, Gano. Sccrpi and Paul Gaines
sisp ran.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Havana Entries

Fifst raco Chree -yoar-ods: claiming purse
N'co. i've and Il half uriongsl - Banny, "a
Sweet Marguerite. rs 'Randymo. 1pl: Sir Sam.
aVl, Little Neuarl. loN. fickle Fancy. l06.
fhgHcid 10: katherine Francs Ito.
Second race lthree year olds aud upward: claim
lns' purse 500: five and half turlongs
Narolt 9.' Dryer. 80. kaie. l09; Job Thsyer.
lp@. Elizabeth NlCNaughfon. lDS Elizabeth rliomp-
spi, los Peachie l0S Highway. los. Mesncr.
iiU; Cash lp. no. Anna Rose III Miss Barn
msrbor IL; Manfred. lls; Jim Ray. ll3; Al
maNdie. lla.
'fniri race f'hrcc year-olds and upward: clsim.
raafere II. 1921 Ne,te waicut los: Gaiala.
lM, VA. il0 County Court. llo Clumsy Kate.
H., H. is9dora ,,do lil; Elm9.d Alsms lla: Tar
i've 3 fpysls Ms+rsf liS' seHia, 49, Bctteroa. la.
ola Fourth @ race tsle Of Pines uaudicap trce-Scar
HSNsriy 9S Golden soldier 9s: Rochester, ' lo6.
tHullisnd loi tuTcstes. ll3; f0ld Miss llS
=. j. Murdock. 10. TDiaz entry. murphy aud
oinenset,er entry.
tiuh race tthree year olds and upward claim
s' purse. $500. six furiougs) )-kcatrel 100, Beau
mont Isiy. io5, Rio Brazos l03 Hand or
~; Encore. lo7: Bcycriy James. los, Prohihi-
,ipi, lph. Ihonia5 Cailaway. los Or Cam MI 70
lay s9endthrft. ll5: Detour. us. Paror Boy
sixth tor ,hree-ycar-olds aud unuayi .
vv,tadlng purse. $500: one mllpl-' Roc ka,sav s.
Melonah, lGS: 'GtAsmere, i0G. Nepthys ioq
~ ~ Marehmont. III Soldier. 1il Fonctionnan,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
~. S. Boy Scouts"
Offer to Unite
With Rival Body
Commissioner Gluck, Ac-
cused of Misrepresentation,
Makes Peace Proposal

The United States Boy Scout organi-
cations arc willing to cry quits and be-
come part of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea. according to John d. Gluck, the
commissioncr-at-large Of tho former
body. In a statement issued last night
he calls on the Boy Scouts of America
to stop fighting and put the entire scout
movement under one head.
How the Boy Scouts of America feel
about it is another matter Most of
those approached last night did not
care TO comment, observing that the af-
fair was already in the courts and that
discussion now would not assist them
IN reaching decision. 1t was freely
hinted that peace proposals at this time
merely served to fog the issue.
James e. West, Chief Scout EXecu-
tive of the Boy Scouts of America, filed
with the New York Supreme Court last
week an affidavit charging Mr.. Gluck
with the misappropriation of 100000,
and citing that the organization he rep
resented had hired one room at 200
Fifth Avenue. the headquarters of the
Boy Scouts of America. from which to
send out appeals for money. 1t is
charged that in this way people con-
tributed to the organization believing
it to be the Boy Scouts of America. The
courts have been asked to prevent the
United States Boy Scouts from using
the word "scout" or any name that
might confuse tho two.
1t was pointed out last night that
boys who belong to Mr.. Gluck's organi-
zation will be welcome in the Boy
Scouts if they have reached the age Of
twelve years and can pass the examina-
ton required for entrance. 1t was said,
however, that the Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea would not take over the other or
ganization or give it recognition.
In his statement calling for peace at
once John d. Gluck says: "rherc is
only one solution The United States
Boy Scouts must yield, providing they
are permitted to do so with honor to
the boys.
81 blame the officials Of the Boy
Scouts of America entirely for the de
lay. could have brought about an
agreement long ago if certain officials
OF The Boy Scouts of America had not
dared me to submit the question of a
change of name to John Purroy Nit
a conference held at 200 Fifth Avenue.
of which | was one OF committee Of
four"
Mr. GlucA goes on to point out how
easily he could effect a read djustment
within sixty days and to prophesy that
there Will be further separate incorpo-
rations of Boy Scout military regi-.
ments.
In conclusion he says: If there has
been any misuse of funds on the part
of any one in our organization-suit or
no suit-that person Will be punished
don't think any one is guilty.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Close Hockey
Game Captured
By Brooklyn
,All-Nlanhattans Score First,
but Then Weaken-Fyfc
Plays Brilliantly

The aN-Brooklyn hockey team went
furthcr into the lead III the INTERIOR
ongh league series last night by de
fcating the Manhattan seven by u
score Of goals TO in an evenly played
came at the Brooklyn Ice Palace.
Rrookivn now leads, with three VIC
tories and no defeats.
Manhattan was the first TO score last
night, Bert White caging the puck five
minutes after the whistle blew, on u
rlean shot. But this drawing Of first
blood only served to pat tho Brooklyn
team on its mettle. and for the re-
msjnder Of the first period the men
rom the wrong end of the bridge kept
up continuous bombardment of the
Manhattan cage, scoring four goals at
short intervals.
Fyfe, the Brooklyn left wing, Tailed
twice on passes from O'Rourke and
Hall. the brilliant schoolboy centre, and
made beautiful pass to Kennedy, who
slammed home another goal. O'Rourkc
then went down the ice for another
Brooklyn tally. and the half ended with
the score at 4 to for Brooklyn.
Five minutes after the second half
began Lieutenant O'Keefc, of the Man
hattars. scored on q pretty short thirty
again for Brooklyn from a scrimmage,
and then Frank Castleman, on passes
from Lieutenant Oheefe and White,
made two more goals for Manhattan.
This ended the scoring, although both
sides tried desperately in the last seven
minutes of play to get the puck home.
The lineup follows:
An-Brookyn (5). Position. All-Manhsttsn az.
lsSi~ ...ts....-.......-.-. Collins
hennesy ..--.....''.'.aP P......'.....-.... White
StI9e" - f-''....-....... Brltton
BAL ...................C ............. Castemail
I'VE .......---....--.l. J.. W. ........... Gelaty
o'RourSe ..-........ X, w.. Lieutenant O'keefe
Goals (drst period)--Nhite. alone .l5: Kennedy.
pass from lyle. $40; fyie.. pass from O'Rourke.
1901. fyfe. pass from Hall. Ial4. OIicurke. alone.
l...o. No penalties. Second peried-I.eutenallt
o'keefe alone. sos: o.Rourko. from scrimmage.
s,35. Castloman. pass from Lieutenant O'keefc.
10 20 CaSueman. pass frotn White. l9;40. Substl-
tutes-Non Beinuth for Gelatly; L. Iarah for byfe
y. Botlne tor farah. Keferee--pat Stewart HocAev
Club. Goat umDlres-B. Farah. Poly Prep. and T.
hrton. Hockey Cub. Time Of periods Twenty
minutes each
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
High Jump Champion
An Ali-Around Athlete

Clinton Larsen, national high jump
ing champion, proved as proficient in
Texas. According 10 Lew Merz late
Of the Mohawk Athletic Club, who is
also at the Southern camp, the former
Brigham Young athlete captured the
l00yard dash, running broad jump and
running high jump, in an athletic meet
between the division soldiers.
In the jumping contest, Larsen
scaled. the cross-piece at six feet on
his first trial. Larsen is counted upon
as q competitor in the national indoor
games should he still be in this couA-
try on March 16, when the games are
scheduled
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
STORAGE NOTICES
LENOX STORAGE
& TRANSFER CO., Inc.
1887 THIRD AVE. NEAR s9rH ST.

New York. Feb 2ist, 1918.
To Mrs. c. Schultz. Mrs. Silbirger Mrs
\. McSoriey, Olga Steiner. g. Zapf Mrs
L. B. Wilson. Mr.. Reilly. Mr. Bishop, Mrs
Arthur Ainsey, Mr.. d OConnor Miss
Edna Banfield. Lawrence Shandley. r.
Burbige. \. J. Everett: You ana each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
payment OF our lien upon the property.
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you. we
VIII cause such property, 10 wit, Househo 4
Goods. Personal Effects. Trunks, Merchan-
disc. Carpets. etc. stored in our ware
houses by You COR IN Your name or in
which you may have an INTEREST," to be sold
at puollc auction according to the statute
IN such case made and provided, at our.
warehouses, 1857 Third Avenue New York
CITY, on Tt EsDAX. MARCH 18th, 1918.
at 1890 \. W.. and II the sale thereof lis
not completed on said date the same viii
be continued at the same place on each
and every Tuesday thereafter. beginning
Ut ~ 30 y u. on each dav and continuing,
unul the sale is competed.
LENox STORAGE TRANSFER CO.. INC
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Fucker Leads Field
In Clark House Run

n. Fucker. Of the Clark House A. A.
won the practice road run of his club
over four-and- -a-half- mile course in
= minutes, Sc seconds, from a field
Of fifteen last night.
". Chaiken, clubmate. was second,
IN % minutes fiat, and NJ. Weinfeld,
Of Kings County A. A. third, in 28:o6
This was the last workout for the big
handicap road race to be held by the
lark House A A to-norroW
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Fire Record

4 VI
j.. 9ia East 10th st.: Samuel Helper trhug
30p-foot of West Attn ST. D. S. G. barge none
3;je-30s West l24th st.; auto; unknown: trihlng
o:lp-j.0 20 574 East 73l st.. Novelty Candy Co.
Slight
7:oo--5lS West 57th st. Y. M. c. A unknown.
,oo-2l1o Fifth ave. George Brown S.. 900.
SIS First St: Becky Beanstocll; trhng.
y NJ
9:so-S7 Riunston St; Samuel onster: slight,
p VI.
4;Io--l5l East SD St.. owner unknown. rihing
IT'D, Warren St: Gerard & Co: irfng.
5.lj-it2 Las. l3Sth St., The BronI :. liest tri
fling.
e:95--l9o8 Fulton az, Tho Bron1 J. Il Diamond
lri1linE.
6'3O--l75 last Houston St: Samuel Eshowsbv
tr1ins.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Stecher Ready for Bout

Joe Stecher. the Western marvel
who is to meet Wladek Zbyszko in Mad-
son Square Garden Friday evening,
March /, to decide which one will meet
Caddock. viii arrive in town The early
part of next week. This information
reached the management yesterday, and
IN his letter Stecher added that he was
IN superb condition and expected to
have no difficulty in conquering the
Polish Hercules.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Or NEW
Yorll.-MATILDA I.AHM Plaintiff, against
ANNIE ROTH ct al, defendants. 5000
1917. Action No. /.
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th
day of February, 1918, /, the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named Nll sell
at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room. No 14-l6 Vesey Street, in the Borough
of Manhattan, City of New York, the 10Th
day Of March, 1918. at II O'Clock noon on
that day. by JOSEPH p. DAY. Auctioneer
The premises directed by said Judgment be
sold and therein described as follows: All
situate lying and being in the Borough Of
Manhattan of the City OF New York. and
bounded and described as follows. TO Wit:
BEGINNING; at Il point formed by the inter
Avenue with the southerly limo of Seventh
Street running thence southerly along said
westerly line of First Avenue eighteen uS)
feet three CD inches and one-haif IA of
Seventh street. nfty-two (52> feet; thence
southery nine 60 inches; thence westerly
three go feet; thence sontherly nine go
feet six go inches; thence westerly seven
teen G7) feet, one % inch; thence northerly,
parallel with First Avenue, and through n
party wall, twenty eight (2S) feet. six t6)
inches and half ra) of an inch to the
so,ltherly line of Seventh Street; and thence
ca asterly along said southery line of Seventh
Street. seventy-two t72> feet. six co inches
distances and dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York February 18th, 1915
CHARLES +. MURPHY. Referee.
Frederick G.. Ashley. Attorney for Plaintiff,
2l5 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New
The following is a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold its street Number Is lls
First Avenue. e..,,,,.,.,
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Central League in Doubt

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 20.-Harry
atahlhefer president of the Central
League. tonight stated that he had
assed owners Of clubs in the league
Y they would attend meeting of
the Central League in indianapolis on
March 3, He said no specific call for
a meeting had been issued and that
unless ajority of the owners con-
seated to it, no call would be issued.
Ths object of the meeting is to de-
eide whether or not the league shall
nlav the coming season
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
tllSTf,E,

The approximate amount OF The lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-describe,i
property is to be sold. is s2.S2l5A with
interest thereon from the 1ith day Of Feb
lowance amounting TO s4ql.1l with interest
from February 18th. 1918, together with the
expenses OF the sale Tie approxjmata
amount of the taxes. asses sments and waller
rates, or other Hens, which ars to u. al
lowed TO the purchaser ou, of the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. is $2,44o.s2
aud interest.
Dated. New York Fehrusrv iSth. lDlS
'H LES = MURPHY Ref~-ee
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
MARRIAGES

PURvIs-JONES- At the home of the
brides grandfather, Mr.. Ira l.. Beebe. Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. February II. by the
Rev. DIR. H. Francis Perry. Arthur Blakie
Purvis. younger of the late Mr.. Will
lam Blaikic Purvs and of Mrs. William
Blaikie Purvis. of London. England. to
Margaret. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Emery Jones. of jamestown. N. y.
-BROWN-At Indianapolis, Feb
r.lary .. at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E. Moskovcs. Marguerite
Brown to Captain Lester Morton Savell
y. II. c.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
NOTICE OF SALE

MERCHANDlSE AND FIATuRES AGGRE-
eating S92.2SS.l0. In the Dis'ri.e Court OF
tho United States for the Southern Division
of the Middle District OF Alabama--in
Bankruptcy. In the matters OF Dothan Mer-
camille Company and Sol. Iurie hankrupts:
Take notice that under and in pursuance
of order made in the above styled cause
and dated January 3lst. 1918 |. The under
signed Trustee, Will proceed TO sell at public
outcry to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, at the storehouse formerly occupied by
the hanilrups in the city of Hartford. Geneva
County. Alabama. Tuesday, The 10Th day
of February, 1918, the stock of dry goods
shoes. clothing. etc. belonging 10 the estate
OF the above named bankrupts Said stock
of goods inventorying SIS 1924 and one lot
OF store fixtures inyentorying $4,000. And on
Wednesday, February 9th. 1915 the stocks
OF dry goods. shoes. clothing etc. belonging
to the estates of the above named bank gupts.
at pothan, Alabama. Houston County tho
said stocks of goods inVentorying $72 .04S. 76
and store fixtures irventorying Si.S70.50 The
said sales being subject to conhrrna ion or
rejection by the said court. Inventories now
on file nj the offices OF he Referee and
trustee at pothan. Alabama.
Dated this the 9Th day of February, 1918.
y. O. JONES. Trustee. pothan. Alubama
Certified checks IN The amount OF $500 90
will he required 10 accompany bids as
guarantee of good faith
y. T.. Pace and Lee 4 Tompkins. Attorneys,
l,oihan Alabama
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Reiner Wins Skating
Race by One Foot

Irving Reincr, of >thc ST. Nicholas
Skating Club. won a sensational victory
IN the one-mile scratch skating race at
the Newark Ice Palace last night. He
won by one foot from William Beebc,
Long Branch, With Henry Wooey third.
William Taylor of the New York
Athletic Club, who also started, fell
three laps from home. The winners
time for the 20-lap track was 1888.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

Penn Mermen to Meet
c. G. N. 7. Teams Tonight

The University of Pennsylvania's
swimming and water polo teams will
he visitors this evening at the City
College pool. Penn is strong con
tender for championship honors in the
league.
c. c. n. y has failed to win league
meet thus far and comedies a triumph
fur the visitors. The City College mer-
man lost Tuesday to Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Fans Sympathize With
Wagner in Baby's Death

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20.-~The SYM
pathies of baseball fans nrc being ex-
.ehaea TO Hans Wagner, the great ball
PLAYER, in the death a few hours after
birth OF his baby, which occurred a
lew days ago and which the modest
butchman wanted to keep all to him
self. He has turned his attention to
other lines, and last night enrolled his
name as one of tho Four Minute War
Orators for the Carnegie Chamber of
Commerce.