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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

,, ttrs' 80 rneg0E9li m,ie"rsn Rose ioo !Ms.
lvs crosse, $3.50. S..ir second: MilLa. ~
!kuMm"r'; $3.50 third Time. IS seconds.
quentin. =. =. Girl, Democracy. Mister jim
iiy ana Ritchy K"" also ran
second ruCe--half inifc--colinclla liz
,Ambr@al. si.2o. $40: ,!.lO. first: Jorice
pi"ah ~ 'Robigsonr. $3.50. third. Time.
s. =" seconds. Loving Lady Mari, CON.
neil and Rainbow Girl also ran.
Third racc--thrcc- quarters Of d mile
,,io.'c second Iuani,a III. 90 IEodrisuez,.
Poor Butterfly. Captain Marchmont Ii!kcr.
!anGcl"ria. Brocatcilc, Friar NouSht. A.suto
n, unglc sand. Miss Fielder. I.sn,ana,
Scorpii Coiniskcy also ran
Fourth race--hve and ono -ha;t turionss-
Assume. i22 tiiummcEt. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
H .r S.weSsp up IL, 10 q: MGTagEarn'
hrose). $3.50. ,hird. f;rnc. i:e7 waion
square Set ANA DraSoom also ran
S,-T,Ii4E, - drummer: s. 20, $40. $50.
Time. 1907 is. King Worth. Back Bay.
Bughous". Amackass!n. roachcr. kohinuor
and compadrc also ran.
III tfuwmerI. '3.je. $40. $3.50, frat:
TOP OF tn. Morning. 1875 CRobinsonp, $40.
S2.so second. pam:osch, llj dyke. $3.50.
,hird. iin. LIP spper! AIN Game
seventh rscc--ouc mile and seventy yard.
Str Up. 10; tMcrSIcrl. !b2c. $40 81.
first: Great Dolly. 100 tkummcrl. Sill. s.. 90.
second; AlI, lsamHtor. ilG pcakN, 50, third.
Htr. Greetings Graphic and Traction also
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VIRGINIA WINS EASILY
Marshall College Beaten in Game t'ca-
turcd by Heavy Hitting,
10 To 4.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times DiSpatchI
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. april ~.
Marshall Colleges twirle.s were
pounded hard to-day, Virs winning
easily, IL TO 4. in a contest marked
by brilliant: catches b. Moran and
Pettway, OF Virginia. and McCarrakcr.
OF the West Nirginians. Moran crashed
into the left Held fence IN the sixth.
but chung 20 :. knodes long Fly. rctt-
way made a spectacular stab OF Cables
line drive in ;hc second frame. and a
moment later McCarraker duplicated
the feat on Moran's crashiu. liner.
H!Xcy Joined IN the swattcst. twice
sendml; the BALL over the center
iicidcrS head. rGttway and Fay con-
tributcd triples. Captain Mahood led
with three singles.
NirGinia's next game is with North
Carolina here Saturday. On the
southern trip, Virginia broke even
with the Tarhccls. To-days score:
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Y. w. C. A. Gym" CONTEST
Interesting hnnuni Event VIII Have
'inry Unique Features
uhi, Year

Saturday. april - at s T. M the
annun contest between tho classes 81!
ne J. " e. y. gymnasium viii iakc
place. This contest embraces tho diff
tcrent lines Of work taught in the
gymnasium during the past year. and
includes marching tactics, folk and
aesthetic dances, dumb bell drill and
nn original stunt by each class.
year. and arc being keep; secret by each
class. and they are expected TO add
much to the interest of the dclnonstra-
ton. 80 the class winning tho great
est number Of points in the contest. Il
silver loving cup will be awarded.
hy he advanced class vino. if they
should again be the winners, will be
the permanent possc3Sors.
ON May >, 5 and the gymnasium
classes viii give their final entertain
mcni. when they Will present The
mime and dance. TIC interprctative
dancing class ;s responsible for the
production. c"stuminG and tagging OF
the entertainments. aud the members
OF this class viii take tho principal
PARTS The different gymnasium ella sses
viii participate in group dances. Last
year this class presented an original
Interpretation of the myth. Cupid and
Psyche" which rejected great credit
on tho directors and the girls taking
Flower is being planned along tho
same lines. though on n much larger
scale. The story is entirely different
from that % cupid aud Psyche" the
natter being Il Greek myth. while 1.-THE
Land Of the Blue Flower" is a fairy
tale. With tho added attraction OF being
entirely original, written by one OF
tho members of tho gymnasium. The
stage setting aud tho costumes will
TIC exceptionally beautiful.
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LEAGUE FAILS TO ACT
Virginia Baseball Wen Will Hold An
other Sr>sion Thursday tn Dc
tcrmipc Course.

NORFOLK. VA. April "4.--Aftcr re-
maning in session until after mid
night. representatives o. Richmond,
Petersburg. Rocky Mount and Norfolk.
adjourned until noon tomorrow, with
out definite action looking TO tho re-
sumption OF the Virginia Baseball
League this summer. President Erad
Icy. OF Richmond. announced that It
was hoped by that time TO have New
por; News and probably LynchburE
represented. when a definite decision
as TO the fate OF the circuit for this
year will bc reached. II was admit
led that Portsmouth is definitely out
for this season no interest helm;
manifested
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BRAVES lose FIRST
OF SERIES TO PH|LL|ES
Mayer Outpitc!ics Hughes, Holding
Boston Aggregation I"
Five Hits.
CHICAGO DEFEATS ST. LOUIS
While Giants Hold to- Their Perfect
Score by Giving Dodgcr; Their
b"iIy Licking. This Time ON
Br0OklNn'S Ucmc Grounds.
CHICAGO DEFEATS ST. LOUIS
LEV N.snciaidI,rcsnl

BOSTON. April 2i.-i:oStrn lost it's
o6"nlnS nome ENmc 80 Philadelphia to-
u!N. 10 I. Mayer outpitching Hughes
ana. having the better support. holding
bo$ton TO i've hits HoSiOu'S one run
WAS forced over in the eighth. when
Mayer passed Powell with the bases
run Governor Mccall throw in tho
ilrSt BAL aud. with Mayor pctcrS and
Manager Siallings. bought I.:bcrtv
bonds from Walter ("Itahbit") Maran-
vie. former Boston Sllortstop who is
now a trSt-ciaSS seaman in the navy.
Ecar-Adniral spencer Wood and Brig
fdicr,ten"ra! Johnston and Major Cen
eial tonGeS were present with their
SANS. t'oth teams displayed Liberty
loan irsiSnas on their march 10 ana
from IN. flag raising. After short ad-
dresses by Manager StallinGs and Treas
ufer ~ l.. WISE, OF the Boston club.
every payer on the team Dough: ~
least one Liberty bond.
thar!oS Ho:@og WAS given a huge
norai horseshoe. The score:
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STRONG PROTEST MADE
'liuncsotar> Sharply Oppose Dcsccrn-
tton q: Indr prEdcnrc Day by
pu..iItSm
lBt \ n.:Atcd rrcss ]

81. PAUL. MIMI. April "t-Colouci
j. l.. Miller. promoter of the p"opos d
Championship ieht between less WI
lard End Fred Fulton, planned TO leave
for Chicago late to-niSh. and was
still hopeful that the contest could be
staged here JuiT !. despite protests
that have caused Tho State Safety
Comm ~sion 10 take tho matter under
adviscutcnt.
here continues and one II. Paul news
paper im first page editorial con-
remned ihc plans OF the promoters.
while another ncwspapcr critic!ZcS the
safety commission for not haviu:.
taken action after the hearing ycstcr-
day. som" OF The protests TO the
safety commission to-day said the
hight would "dcscciatc tho spirit OF
the Fourth OF July"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
YANKEES HAMMER AYRES
By Associated Press J

MEM YORK, Apr:i 2t.-New York
opened ,he American League season
here to-day with "A ,.to-l victory ever
Washington. The Yankees got four
tcru hts OF Ayrcs. Washington had
runners OF third and first bases in
INC ninth ana needed only one run to
tie the score. when Love relieved Rus
sell, and saved the game. BriGadicr-
General William y. Mann. commander
.: the Department e the East, threw
out the irSt ball. Canadian soldiers,
returned from France, and prominent
actresses. carried out Liberty loan
drive before ana during tho game. The
sun, OF Slll,%Iu was subscribed. Col
prel jacob RUPERT president OF the
New Norh club. purchased $50 600 worth
III NnMAS. lnn SAnrn-
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AS the Lion is Monarch Of the
Forest, so S. S. S. is King OF
Blood Purifiers and Master over
all Blood diseases.
Pure, rich blood and a free
circulation is the surcst pre-
vention against the diseases
and disorders which arc con-
stantly attacking our physical
systems. Healthy blood stimu-
lates the cXcretory members
and enables them to filter out Of
the system everything that is
not necessary or beneficial to
the growth and development OF
the body. Thus we are apt to
remain healthy unless there is
a weakening Of the vital fluid
or an impure infection Of the
circulation.
Imperfect blood takes various
forms in its outward manifes-
tation. A weak, watcry circu-
'dlIoil ueIiOleS dnaemld, WllIl
its attendant evils Of pale, waXy
compilations, malarial condi-
lions, or perhaps some more
definitely marked disorder is
shown. Frequently the blood
becomes infected with acrid
humors' and Eczema, letter,
Acne, or some other skin affec-
ton makes its appearance,
while All excess of uric acid in
the circulation produces Rheu-
matism with its pains and
aches. Old Sores and Ulcers are
likewise dependent on bad
blood, these places being kept
open and in state of irritation
by the drainage Of pollution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

AS the Lion is Monarch Of the
Forest. SO S. S. S. is King OF
Blood Purifiers and Master over
all Blood diseases.
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Howard riay, Union saturday.

On saturday. NDril p. Howard JnI-
verSity OF Washington and the Nir-
cinia University viii clash on ilovcy
Field. These two teams We're schedul-
"a to play on tao 18th IF this month
20 decide the supremacy hut the Wca tn
or man called il OF. This viii be tho
irsj game between these two GniverS-
itici for several seasons, and since this
grounds. a large crowd is expected 10
NJ on hand To cheer the Unionitcs on
20 victory. Scott OF Richmond, or
rcuu. VIII be OH the firing line for
Union. with Johnson doing tho rccciv-
iuG. Game called at 800 O'clock.
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CnII FEDERATION Nicotine

JOIINSTOWN. PA, April yA,,,ll
WAS ISSUED to-day FOR a meeting of Tho
executive bonrd Of the National Haso-
pai, Fcucration. Il semi pro rcssiou.I
anu amateur orSaniZati Ion. to be hell
FRIDAY IN Tittsburg. The board. IL wan
announced at tho Offices of tho Scrrc
tarE OF the Federation hero. will con
Ter VIII Garry lIcrrnanm. chairman
OF tho Nat ional Baseball Commis,Ion
lhc subject of tho conference Was MOI
made public. 80
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IInntcr. Win. 4 tn 4.

~ a score Of Ia 4, the Planters
Bank nine defeated tho National state
and city aggregation in a lively cen
test staged on Clarke Strings F!cld
yesterday afternoon. Vincent and
Mayo. Of tho winners. and Henley and
Clayton, OF state and city. did stellar
work
score BY innings: r.
Planters ......." o o q q Of
state and City....3 ." o q O.
Batteries. wood and Clayton; DIETRICH
and l.. Mayo.
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6R0OkLfN'S DAILY LICKING

5kpQ KILN. APRIL .t.-rhc Erook-
lS-ns opcacd their home season to-day
win Tho Giants and suffered their sew
enth straight defeat. the score being
. ~ :. Cpomhs he'd the Giants 10 iwo
INKS lor SiN innings. In tho next two
tHeN hit him for two doubles a triple
ana four singles, and won the game
barnes allowed four scattered hits in
seven innings. Wien he was taken cut
TOR u pinch htttCr The score.
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College Baseball Result

At MISUNDERSTANDING. 8: Navy.
AT Atlamta-Cicorsia Tech. s: oylc-
thorpe University. l.
AZ state College. pa--Pcnnsylvania
State. u: Carnegie Tech. j.
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Contract for Many Ncs.eI,.

WASHINGTON, April of.-Contracts
for twenty-five steel frcishtcrs OF
total OF @0f.6oo toms wcr. let to-
day by the Emergency Fleet Corpora.
ton The ships Will be nuiit at san
Francisco, Cal. and Wilmington. y. e.
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STANDING or rI,E CLUBS.
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Chicago.
oi'lS .......... u =
Sait"d for Meadows in ninth.
l:.Lilnu for SuIlIh IL uLnt u

Score by innings: Il.
81. louis ...........u u o q u 90
Chicago ..............0 | 00oo 0X-2
summary: Runs - FaSkert. Vaughn
Sacrliic" hits--Mcrklc. lioilocher. Dou-
bic plays-kill!fer To kilduT Nichoif
to Paulcttc; Gonzales TO liOrnsby TO
l'tulct;c. Left on baScs-St. Louis, =:
Chicago. .. First OH crrors-S,. Louis
|: Chicago. ]. Bases on balls--off
Vaughn, >: off Meadows >. ilits---ofI
Vaughn, | in innings: off Meadows. Il
in innings. struck ont by Vaughn,
q; by Meadows 1. Wild pitches
Meadows. =. Losing Observation-Disclosures US.
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Atlanta Anne.c. wnldbnucr.

-
ATLANTA. GA. April .4-M.n..o
Frank. Of tho Atlanta club. Southern
Association. day announced tho mr..
chase OF Doc" Waldbauer. n pitcher.
from The Washington American I,caruc
ciub. Waidbauer. IL was said will 70 =
port here in the next day or two
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ATHLETICS CAPTURE
FIRST hT-ROME CAME
Score Silutout Over Red SuN, Burns
breaking Up Soutlipaw
Il Battle.
WINS IN EIGHTH WITH HoME;
Washington Takes Hottom Of the
List. Defeated by lnnliccs-Dc-
troit Nnllops Cleveland. Scoring
From Outset Of Contest.
my Associa,cd rress.l

PHILADELPHIA. April @4.--Georec
Burns broke M day Southpaw bat
tie between i.uih and Gregg with 4
homo run into the .cft-iicld blcachcrs
Min ING men on base III the eighth
inning. giving the Athletics \ victory
III their at-home opening, TO o.
Gregg held his old teammates safely.
scattering their SIN hits III as many
inninGs. Bush, McIuuiS. Strunk ami
SChans, former members of the Attn
!oticS. received preSen,s from local
fans. The crowd WAS small, due to cold
weather The score.
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',hicaSoan. lIc Was presented with "A
chest of silver by his Chicago friends.
M"adowS's wilducSs. coupled with OPP
FORTUNE hitting. gavc Chicago the vic
tory.
Governor Lowdcn. Of Illinois. pitched
~" hrSt BAH. and Federal Judge Is. NJ.
i.anuii stepped to the pitchers box to
instruct MIN in his delivery. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
CU5S DEFEAT ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO. hp.i. .,-rho National
League season opened IN Chicago to-
day with 2-to-c victory Tor tho locals
over - Louis. Faushu h~li the Wis
dr.ck la ln honor OF tho now man
. 2n- W lAn - I.1uLs cLAn unn /. =
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COMPANY K...........o %oo23ol o
summary: Two-basc hit-Lowry.
Three base hits--Strain. S!sson, Jones.
stolen bases-Amos. Strain 60. Lowry.
Struck out-bv jones. IA: by Thcdicck.
. Passed balls-Thedicck, Keys. Wild
pitch--.Iones. Hit by pitcher--by
Thcdieck. CJoh0son). Double play
Nunnaliy TO Amos. Time OF game,
go ImDirc Phantom.
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Turnished Apartment,

There arc many people looking for
furnished apartments for the snrint-
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~ N-"WEIeT"V ITrFF
ATLANTA, April sam Crane. In.
hcider Of tho Cincinnati %at!oraI
League team, has hccn released "a thc
Atlanta club. al the Southern Asao.
citation.
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Philadelphia ..........O GEO I0.O-4
HoSton .................0 10000 0--i
summary: Runs Bancroft. Cravath.
w hitted. Meuae! Conway. Two-basc
IIt-troNath. stolen baScS-Whitt.l.
McuSel Sacrifice hits -McGanigan t.).
Heuscl Double play-Stock TO i.udcrus
heIt on Sascs-f Philadelphia, !. Boston
9. firSt on philadelphia 90
Eases on balls r. Oh Mayer 3; off
Hughes. :. FEts-on Hughes in )
innings; OF HeHirtc. - in inning
!if b! pitcher-uy Mayer, tiIcrzogr
struck out-Sy Mayer. J.; by nu.hcs
Z. L.DS!nG Observation-Disclosures
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which disordercd blood con-
stantly discharges into them.
Another common indication
OF weak, impure blood is the
loss Of appetite, tired, worn out
feeling and a general rundown
condition Of the system. This
is an ailment very prevalent in
the Spring and most persons SO
afflicted realize the necessity Of
overcoming the trouble by the
use OF a tonic.
We recommend to all in need
Of blood purifier or tonic, the
use OF S. S. S., a medicine which
has proven itself the greatest
OF all blood purifiers. 1t goes
down into the circulation and
removes all impurities. humors
and poisonS and makes the
blood pure and health-sustain-
ing. 1t purifics and strengthens
weak deteriorated blood, sup
plies it with the hcalthful prop
critics it needs and lays the
foundation for good health. AS
a tonic S. S. S. has no equal
and those who are beginning TO
feel the need of such q medicine
TO fortify themselves against
the unpleasant conditions
which come with Spring and
early Summer, should COM
mence it's use at once. S. S. S.
the King Of Blood Purifiers, is
a genuine blood cleanser, made
entirely from roots, herbs and
barks; it does not contain a
particle Of mineral in any form.
You could not do better than
begin the use of S. S. S. if from
any cause your blood is weak or
impure, and you will find it the
most satisfactory tonic you
ever used. Write for book on
the blood and any medical adj
vice. No charge for either. Adj
dress 40S Swift Laboratory, At
anita, Ga.-Adv.
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GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washing ton at New York.
Boston ut rhiiadclphi
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southern A,socintion.

=; Atlanta. - New Orleans, 6.
At Little Rock. 6: Nashville. ..
At birmingham, .; Mobile. =.
At Memphis. .: Chattanooga, :,
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bVstV!I '-..-.-.-.-. V--U
Philadelphia 90 JvU x-3
summary: EunS - l<opp Gardner.
Burns Twobas h!ts--l!oopcr. Gregg.
Home run - Burns stolen bases
Hooper i2). Sacrifice mts-Hoopcr,
Nclnnis. HoblitZel Double plays
Mcinmis 10 Shcan % Hoblitzell; Gard
Ner 10 Burns 20 Dugan; Gardner TO
.;urns to Gardner. Left on bases
Boston, %; Philadelphia, Il. First base
M errors Boston Philadelphia. ..
Eases OH haliS--,'n Ruth, 8 Hit by
pi;chcr-by Ruth. tWalker,. Struck
out--hy Rutn, /; BY Gregg. u.
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National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, ,; 1T. Louis, q.
New York. s; Brooklyn. =.
Philadelphia, s; Bostun. |.
tQthcr game not sclicduled.>
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GAMES TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati mt Pittsburgh.
New York ut BroUklsn.
Philadelphia mt Boston.
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81 10 2I1G ]
Detroit.


Cleveland .... G0G % 90
Detroit .... . q = q n n
summary: Hurs--Kavanagh Turner
Dresser. Cchb 81. Nc -, t2J Two.
base h!ts Grancy. Ncach Turner
stolen bases Kayanash Vcarh sac
rtfce h!ts--!;ush t2b. Double playg-.
Young. BUSH add DrcSsci. Wit YGuuc
md lrcsscn; young. Bush ana Brcg.
scp Hush and Dresser Left on base
Detroit. -. Cleveland. O. Eases on
hSila--oT Erickson 6; of Eagby ..
m Lambeth. 4 l!Its off Rasbv, In
Z innings: or Lamncth. in innings.
~ BY pitcher 1y Erickson. iMil-
CO. N'rucl. ont hy Erickson . nv
: G71hcih. :. VIA pitch Bnsby l.os-
irs pitcher Ragby.
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How They Stand o-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS NisESULrs.

detroit. y; Cleveland. =.
New lurk, .: Washington. s.
Philadelphia. =: lSustun. 0.
(hicu.O.St. Louis (rRinD.
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pta!s 500. .......3 80 So II
DoSton.

cidlS 80 > =,
Hated for Henry in eighth
'h4ited for Hughes in eighth
-rnr., ~ rl,i,, o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-11

DO your duty as the man behind -
buy bonds of the Third Liberty Loan.
Give your whole hearted support to
the men who are defending our homes
and are defending US from the saw
agery which is being exhibited by the
Hun.
Give your whole hearted support
now, while it counts don't wait until
the Hun has won. when it is too late.
The various ward committees start
cd house to house canvas in Alma
yesterday Everyone who can will be
solicited to buy bonds of the Third
Liberty Loan, as "A patriotic duty
Everyone will be asked to help, who
can possibly buy a bond
Out in the county solicitors will get
around before the month is over.
Every man and woman in the county
will be given chance to purchase
bonds and aid that much in downing
the Hun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-11
NEW COAL ORDER
Chairman Sharrar of County Coal
Committee Gets New Orders.

Chairman d. l.. Sharrar of the
county fuel committee has received
some new orders relative to anhtra-
cite coal, which calls for decrease
of thirty cents ton in the price Of
this coal until September LIST. The
order follows:
Effective April !. 1913. and con
tinuing to September /. 1918, dealers
shall reduce the price Of anthracite
coal thirty cents per net ton This
includes all coal on hand in dealers
yards April and all coal enroute Oh
that date.
"On September l. dealers may add
thirty cents per net ton for all an
thracite coal on hand and enroutc on
that date.
"lnasmuch as it is generally agreed
that dealers will have moro coal roll.
ing and on hand on September than
they have on hand April / , this order
will work no hardship.
This reduction of thirty cents per
net ton must be taken from the cost
Of the coal on the track before adding
the gross margin allowed in order No
IL"
Federal Fuel administration.
II. |. Piatt, Director Of Counties
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-11

part of the city has a greater number
of children attending school, up TO
and including the eighth grade, are
based upon the school children in
the district east of Bridge and Grover
avenues, while those used in showing
the pupils in the western part of the
city who have only little over two
blocks to go to reach one of the ward
schools, while in the east they must
go over three blocks to reach the
nearest school, and that in some
parts of the east side they must go
upwards of a mile to school.
The board has gone carefully into
the matter and believes thoroughly
that it has selected the best place
for the school. Its reasons will be
given fully before the appropriation
is asked for Monday evening. and
feels that the situation is such that
the school ditrict voters can do little
besides vote the sum needed for this
school, owing TO the crowded condi-
tons of the schools, which make for
half day sessions in some grades, and
the use Of the assembly room at the
city hall for other grades.