davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
STATE CLOSES KIDNAPPING CASE

Douglas, Ariz., July 16-The prosecution closed it's case today in the preliminary hearings of Harry Walters and H. E. Wooten, charged with Kidnapping, growing out of the Bisbee deportations on July 12, 1917. The hearings will be resumed tomor- row
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
VOTE CONFIDENCE IN MYTH.
{ BN the AsSOclated Press.l

(By the Associated Press.)
 Rome, July 14-The government of Premier Nitti which took office sev- eral weeks ago, tonight received a vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies. The vote passed, 257 to Ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17

Robert c. McColloch has gone to St. Louis, to learn the grain business. McColloch recently received his dis charge from the army, returning from overseas only short while ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Lo0uZRh6

W. M Toney left yesterday after noon for Lake Village where he will enjoy ten days fishing trip with his brother Judge E. B. Toney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Lewis Hewitt, charged with assault and battery, posted forfeit of $10, which was garnered by the city treasury when he failed to appear in municipal court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17

Jack Palmer, for assault and bat tery posted a ten spot, and likewise failed to show up in municipal court, the forfeit being added to the fine list of the city treasury.
 Jettie Quinn, for speeding, paid cash for his fun, the fine being $10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
REFEREES WANT FEES
Misunderstanding Crops IN Over Pay
Inent OF Third Men" in Prelimi-
naricS of Toledo Fight.

TOT. EDO August ia m:sunde.-
stan/E has arisen over who is TO
pay tnt referees and other employees
who worked during The prel!minaries
10 the Willard Dempsey ampionship
boxing bout
Ad Thacher, who assisted Tex Rick
ard in promoting the bout, says he un-
derstood the referees We're 10 work
without compensation
Chris ! Wall, chairman q the To-
ledo boxing commission, said he un-
deTsiopd k.ckard Vas 10 pay III bills.
Lou Bann1an, Of Cincinnati who
handled the Malone Ra!stram bout,
was tae''.tfrst 20 present a bill He
found 30 'n1oney awaiting him. and ne
viii! appeal 20 Mayor Cornell! Schre !bsr.
eX-ottlc!o rleTo2! OF the commission
Oliver PecorG who refereed the W.!-
I'd Dempsey affair. has not yet set
lied wiki the promoters. Pecord was
20 receive $500. :, is said The p.o-
motors offered him $500 and he is hold
Ing out for = hnt. being wiling 70
compromise for tina; amount.
heretofore the commission has en-
forced a rule requiring promoters 20
pos; deposit sufficient % cover al
obligations
Work Q: -azing The arena at Bay
We" Park is progressing. The plant
was, sold "a a arm in Chicago and the
lumber Is being disposed OF as fast ;
IL IS removed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Monkey Island Gunn;ns. Club. Inc. Nor.
S S% D. G Richie. president; Meadowview
4 i 4sSiS See5 1,S;oG Norfolk Va and
The Meadowview Creamery Inc. Meadow
ooo. p. G:Ritchic. president. Meadowview
yaI; Lee nsynes secretary; and H. F.
Eean2ke Hrtsk and TIE o. corRG5s,,on; Eos
90 ); T. Bandyy. president PRESIDENT /, +; St, clair.
roof ,ill E an snd similar ;oW i titles.
coc: minimum MIN $4,000 whit1eii V ~. cox.
f. FHHt % Of
To deal in plumbing. eating and mill sup
PIE s iSniH "a Cow inc Serfolk Va
Maximum $1,000: minimum. $1,000. c. Z.
s Min" PFfs'd %nna Of S6Ffok vs r.
carry tho business of commission mer-
Certificate Of authority issued to Chestnut
Mountain Mica Co; Inc; incorporates un-
s. s!Ses ssnsr { Collins sas
900: minim 500. 900. whitwell w.
Coke. president: Frank w. Rogers:
of Roanoke. Va. To operate general
contractors and builders business.
Amendment 70 charter Of Penn Rivet
smith president. and Samuel Seltze;;
secretary. Increasing its capital stock
from sl25.ooo to s675.ooo
Collins Realty Corporation. Rich
mond Va ca SdH iisn 55 o,,Os
president: John Adam. secretary. aud
w. Grcaner Neal. all of Richmond, Va
General real estate business.
The Underwater Club. Incorporated,
Newport News, Va Ca pital-maXimum,
$4,000: minimum. $4,000. S. II. Plum
err. president: George A.. Parker.
port News. Va. To maintain and
operate social club for the benefit
of its members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
PURSE UP FOR WRESTLERS
Goodly sum VIII Go TO Winner of
.. Turner-WcsteEard Match mt
Broadway Thursday Night.

for favor Thursday night. which is
the date fixed for the resumption Of
hostilities between Joe Turner. Of
Washington. and Gene WesteEard. of
Utica. y. Y. but late OF this city. Tur-
ner and Westeeard have long been
rivals in their chosen profession and
series of cyclonic battles finds Tur-
ner one UP on the battling Dane. This
Wrestlers stood even IN their mat con-
tests down 10 their last session in the
rims here.
The Washington Erapp!er was the
winner OF the last match and the clear
cut victory gave him the edge on his
rival However. Westegard will do a
little more than even the score II he
defeats the speedy Turner Thursday
night. as an attractive purse is 10 be
the reward OF the victor. ON top of
this, promoters of the Broadway an
nounce that the winner will also be
selected 70 hCure IN the next match
TO he staged here
Further interest centers in the prize
offered by Manager FlaccomIr!o OF the
St Elmo Billiard Parlors who will
present gold engraved watch fob
10 the winner OF the bout. With such
an inducement before them, the Wash
ingtoH and Utica Grspplers are going
the limit before a decision is reached
and the winner will be certain that
las had 20 work hard for victory. The
management of the Broadway is al
ready making arrangements 10 take
care OF one OF the largest crowds OF
the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Real Estate and Court News
CuANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

s%S ss' EsrFse Sts
iT sis .aS sra s,rSe' Lien $1,000 August s.
sallie il Sheppard and Cary Sheppard to
cra C ce sIgo an" nd, s. Hame Ws'
july s in' he oS east of Adams Street
S SaSfd f5om msb at & IGhnson and
Fourth Avenue. 81 feet inches hy 40 r se
nsSi '' nf E9grth Avenue 81 fee, inches
Mrs Bevirc w. Madden. OF New Jersey.
nue. 2sxl55 Feet, > southea, a copnST AS1
,s -tnH DAVIS Avenues. July 16. 1919:
s sndie 'F % Ws r. " Mis@s dsse,sa to
;; Chestnut linl. 100 feet on cast line
Meadow h,idgs Road. Lien. $1,000. August
ms, le ii s Wa,lers'sin io's is '' and 49, 10:
Gmou HS and
AIFusi l. 1919; tax $3.50. $40.
virginia ksy ann naa Slaca @f TO
d II ~, Nos ESQ and s6 $50 Hanover Avenus
81, S s s., Lien. 5000. Angus, l. N isis
M ,sn, No al2a Grove, Avenue. 25N
as tee eass Au fSglh A I,ee
nue. July Ia. 1919: tax IS. $40.
Kate L. Powell and James l.. (husband,
81 9kls bona t" Mrs Lee c. Lakeland. No.
south line West Avenue 100 fec, Gas, ~
BirTh Street July l. 1919: tax SIS. $40
, r. l. du Pont dc Nemcurs & Co to Sir
Moses Moniehore Cemetery Board NJ
am*lsF. NJ solomon. L. Konick and Il
SuereacE. trustees, acre on County
Road. called Mill Road. near York Rive
t RaaHwsy: one mile cas-, of city. Juno /,
:, Kate Z. Powell and Jas L. husband, TO
Mary w. Shield. No. 1889 West Avenue 90
i let zinc inches by 1ls feet inches south
street july l. 1919: tax S. $40
May !. Lay to James Harry Reed No
100 North Third Street, 2Sxles feet inehe.
cas- inc Ihiriy-hrSi Street. 7a feet s
iinnTIncs dneo65th of Leigh Street. August /.
!, tRe recordcdl-Hcttlc A Britton. Of
nhanoEHr county. 20 Ida @ johnson No
ig933 Fourth Avenue. ~ feet Inches by
~" iseS cas- !,nE Fourth Avenue. IL feet ?
tax $3.50. $40. e - 1879
chapin & Hume. Inc. to Cary Shepoa-d
OK, ,ots IS: -. Is and ls. square !, Pts;e
- on mex on east side Fourth Avenue. Lien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Unfair Dealers
to Be PenaLized
authority Is Provided IN
Wisconsi1o's NeaU Market
Commission Bill.

MADISON. WIS, August l1-Signins
81 the new market commission bill by
the first state agency to deal with food
supplies and living costs.
The director of marketing will have
the chief responsibilities of tho new
department. He is to be appointed by
the commissioner of Agriculture. At
torney-Cieneral and Secretary of State
To conduct Investigations. make and
enforce rules for fair trade and to as
SiSt in the enforcement of antitrust
laws are the principal duties of the
director. He will start with $50
ooo appropriation.
These are some OF the things the
Division of Markets will be called upbn
to do:
Promote economical distribution of
necessary to meet the needs OF the
people aud furnish information con-
corning the markets for farms aid
producers. distributors and consum-
trS IN economical methods of market
ingS: aid the determining Of proper
ShippinS routes: assist other State Of
ncialS in the enforcement OF the anti
trust Laws; disseminate useful infor-
nation relative to marketing
me director may inyestisate tho
vane prices sup nnd c aaa of
and profits in the manufacture and
handling of manufactured products as
the board may direct" says a clause
The board shall direct IN investiga-
ton Of the cost of production and
prohtS IN the manufacture or hauling
OF manufactured products when, in its
opinion. such products are used by the
farmers 10 such an extent that they
materially affect his cost of produc-
ton. such Investigation is wise and
proper"
The Marketing Division will also
maintain news service concerning
supply. demand, prevailing prices and
the commercial movement of farm
products or other matters interesting
70 producers, distributors and con-
SumerS.
Another clause declares that all
methods of competition in trade and
dealings in farm products of manu-
featured products shall be just and
reasonable.
Any person may make complaint of
unfair practices. 1t then becomes the
duty of the director TO conduct an in
veStiCation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
TURBULENT TIMES AHEAD
FOR BASEBALL LEADERS

1Continucd from Eighth Fasel
Ing the las: few years. indicates that
the little, fellows have not been get
tins a Sroper return for the talen;
they have los: in tho draft each year.
And they are the producers.
~ They develop the young PLAYERS COM
ing up II would appear that some
sort OF an agreement setting ; fair
price for minor league PLAYERS from
leagues Of various classification could
be reached, and this should satisfy
both sides Turbulent times in base
ball have been ti-esome 20 the fans
despite the fact that base ball wars
make big news. The fans support The
game for the game itself They don't
care lot about wranEles between the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

star three year-old trotter, Charley
Herr, Jr in 2:loic. at Lexington.
her record Of 2:o5i. in three different
races We want that fraction off,
Murphy has a strong hold on the
pacing stakes and Cox on the big trots
II their horses shape up we'll afte. the
long trip.
better than ?:lo at both eaits. his pac
ins mark being 2:o5t. and his trottinE
record is 2:ost=.
Lizzie March. ::o2I, by Prince
OF the Grand Circuit. Her manners
. The rev 2:le PAGER Gold Quartz.
90 = Is out Of Valentine. billiard, by
present queen, D 2:0S2+
M Mas z,G Rsxsst; SO ?;o7, won two split;
and she is now eleven years old
Billie Cochato. the blind PAGER in
right now at 2:o6 and will be hard 70
keep out OF the money in the 2:ls pace.
single g. and MISS Harris NJ. will no,
ward from Randall The mare Will
Keep on along the biz ring.
This weeks Grand Circuit meeting
looks 70 he the rea! thing. There are
more fast trotters and PAGERS on the
grounds now than were entered last
year.
Pop Gsers has the largest stable at
70 race, except Napoleon Direct, who
is being carried along for later events
The PAGER. Clifford Direct. 2:ao4 by
Direct Hal, 2:04A: was purchased last
week by Billy Hodson for his EN-
n.oyer. Walter Johnson. Endcott. "
George W. Leav.,t. conceded to be
one Of the best. judges OF trot;ers, died
at Boston. aged sixty eight. MIR Leav-
~ owned MANI great horses in late
Olive FAINT. 2;oGa.. making her frs,
appearance this season. wen a hca, At
North Randall. The Pittsburgh filly
'@!!! he driven by Lon Mcdonald here.
lame This taxes morse o. out Of Of the he
fast pacing events that many people
expected eventually 10 race close 10
Two minutes.
Entries close on Saturday for IN.
'"e'ty- third annual Newport horse
show. which is 70 be held on Angus;
- = and % Tor The beneht OF SOL
diers blinded in battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
CHAScERY TRUST DEEDS.

Via Lazarus a5 s,, Karp and Rachel l.. twite, to
ASsnus s9 5pis i,Egies No zee HsnoyeT
iHsI 1s3 &. az. s5d Davis Avenues. Angus; i
Ida Eaehc and Charles 7. husband,
200 s T9 So P sn "a: JACK J. E2Ps trustees 40
corner Nicholson and FYi, t s north
Ap Ysr !! 1919; si,+ls ''' Tree Is
Richeson, A trusi ana Sara iyte, 70 H; T.
,n rINs S;T y, - feet inch by IS fee, q
Sinss.nh si oGtnWes' u s9EneT G;9se aad
t, William Emmett Srown and 80 Rosa ''o9
Wsst Marshall s,rsS Gtt y f trns'se ,S No sos
No tx tx w po:,h line Marshall street: also 81
Sym side Jackson Street. May is 1sie,
70 Faisrd E EliEs20 I ard 1 Es gnyses
Inc stuart rehn Ays2 2Sni2s Zee, inches south
FqTs3d Hag GSt*sen lsi Mcaa s9s. and
No e,5, Nan Wsrn, 70 Howard sutton. trustee.
by loo feet south iine Ms! - sHe' inche.
VA sSo line Thirtieth Street. August !, i,,a
,v Meca u !: :, Oh chenaul, and Eula Marie
sos EreoSla S5yf Park BsSESTs 'Tgs,es
a5nd and Wellington stlsst Ausu afk s99is
70 E poiiard ? oF sshsy and husband,
Fourth Avenue. i fset ine ;n. .tbus'ee No lo3
sast me Fourth Avenue. II fe. oS 20 tset
S9 95'A OF Irigg Street. Ausus, S. 1915 tn $
6-s, So. I1s,Hcs, No. sos North Thir,v
'cn:ct' !3Hi2S feet 5 inches ,Hr .
q ' Lesh s,- S;ree' . inches no ,l1s
ne M& az! MTFshs ,ls Stree l7xi5o test noTth
OF Madi.on v..Ite,,: % feet inches weSt
Rc Hary " W. Sheild TO " S. Rob,,so,
Avenue. % fae,,oA trustees. No 1883 wesi
,ss neI s9gth line West Avenue aIeet
76s t''''" street. July S. 1918; Sc.
and 'i Fra hGt G. Lsgkiand TO W s. Robinso,
inst Avenus 100 feet cas-, Of gi... No li4l
ssahn, Inc. 10 franklin D. IRabpfI!on Com
Hanover 9senn rus5 - "a Nos 2so- and oso2
norm line Hanover aye1 80, teet
90. S5s!to OF Robinson Street Aurus, =
"a vs. WaHerstein and Clara ,, f,,,o
trustee H"o!hSon and Franklin d ROW.
Ke5snr rohSs Sy ss feet fee inches south line
Nsrc. July 81. 1913 sem St oi hou!e-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
LEARNS OF GRIM'S DEATH
baseball Promoter and Former Hic
lehSUe Player Passed Away in
Asylum, Friend Discovers
, lSpeGiai 70 The Times Dispatch.

LiNCHBURG VA. August John
j Grim. one OF the or!g!na! promoters
Of ihe South Atlantic League the Ola
virginia Carolina League and the Nir-
gina League, when ii was formed IN
chises IN the latter circuit. died sav
era! months ago in the Sou,hwcSts-r
state Hospita! for Insane at Marion.
Inc fact just came - light when an
oid .Fiend here vino happened in Ma
'-tion. called the hospital over the phon.
and asked y ne could see the former
inagnate The Lyuchourrer was ;ola
.nat ,'I!m was dead and tnat his body
cinnati
Grim had been an inmate Of the hos.
MA for about four years at the time
81 mis- dtath. He was formerly a big
league player. and was one Of tho f,es.
known men III the minor leagues. nav
ING PLAYED and managed teams from
tae atlantic Coast 10 tho Rockies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
CONNIE MACK GETS PLAYERS
furcnnsts Right 10 Entire Atlanta
ieam ana Nine VIII Report TO
INN on Septemhcr

PHI IL DELrHIA. Angus. II Man
aGer Connie Mack. Of inc PhlIadcinti.
hme!ican announced tonight ina; he
mao plrcnased the r'Ght 10 The entire
PIaYihs personne! OF tn. Atlanta cliih
OF the southern Association. lie Al.
ready has picked nine players IA ~
port 70 MIN at the close Of the SCUM
esn Association season on SeptcnlhTr
Mack also announced the pJrc6a /. >
or pitcher Zinn. Of the Waco. Taxse
club and Pitcher Rommel OF the New,
ARK International League club Ifnn
and Romme! viii! report on SentHml
Der ]. '''-'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Rnce Horse Cold VII

Racing followers at Saratoga mis-.
4nare" Miller's popular old reldns
moaTner which broke down last w-eE
The breakdown 81 this great fayoriic
"as particularly unfortunate at This
tlmt, AS ne needed 70 win only SIZE
In all the history Of the Aniaric,n M;
.nay twtnty-tour horses have won
Siooooo or more and II would he
nlghiy httlng for Roamer to be
1870 among this exclusive set
ItoaHeT nest season AS money win.
mr. Was mat OF 1914. when as a three
!'a'-old he captured S2ai0J. Although
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
FIRE DEATH LIST GROWING
Two Wore Bodies Found In Mop,r.,,
fark' Making Total Of Min,
Victims.

day among the ruins of the '.Siy.,',.
~! tcsiroEed by fire At DominiGr
IarN yesterday brought 10 light ipn
NOR n"dlm*, raising the total Of dc.I
- Hihe, me bodies found this morn.
ms "er" those nt a man and :. WONG,
:GE4hs oil those recovered has been iJon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

frst Street ~ feet 3 inches north OF Leigh
Street August :. 1918: si.6so
Robert o. Bland. trustee. to Henry l., and
Anna THOMPSON. 1sx9o feet west side ST.
John Street: IS feet Inches south of Orange
Conway II. Sands and Lewis B. schom
burg. trustees. to Benjamin Bioaton. tTus
tees. 3oNlto feet north line Clay Street 10
f Fec. west OF Summit Avenue. April 70.
"a King Street. 3cX93 feet at northeast cor
ncr KING and ST John Streets. August s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
FLAYS MODERN STYLES
Archbishop of Mexico DccInima a -ains
Extremes in Costumes and
HnirdrcSS.

MEN1co CITY. August li.-Modern
STYLES Of dress and couture were inc
subject Of much criticism recently BY
~. Jose Moray del Rio, archbishop OF
MEXICO, who read an open letter to
ms Practitioners dec.aiming aEains,
extremes IN toilet and asking mothers
TO refrain from appearing in exag-
EcFafed costumes and from allowing
iheir children 20 do so The arch.
nlshop termed modern STYLES can adj
vance toward pdganiSm." and recon-
mtnhed that in church at least the
women return TO the use Of the veil
and lnantilia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS

"a Lam = Moncure, trustee. to Auc. Z;
broot T G@TTSL of Sherwood Avenne and nd
IN; ne' +. i'xl3, feet at northwes, corner Mead
10Y Street Aprl l. 1915: ss72 anu IL
,r ig.sSh taylor and J. McD. Wexford.
Sonih line Monument Avenue S,I foo, !
,,.I ~; west If Allison Street July !s. 1911,
a j. CHEWING and +. NJ Box!ey. trus
go to Mary j Clay. No. sos North Thir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
SEIZE SEDlTIOUS DOCUMENTS
London Police Oct Evidence Of soxir,
Revolutionary Plotting In
tnpitHi.
~ Associated r-t.s ,

LONDON. August Scditious docu.
mEniS We're seized ~ the police ,6day
~ a RAID on London's western spbvrh
o, Acton The papers captured deal,
Win suggested seizure nf arms and
tmmHn!'ion from the military storcE
~ eNolut!onaries ana the estah]lsb-
mcnt o! Soviet government in Lon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Tiger weakness that is now strong ad-
mitted even by their opponents-pitch-
ing.
In Leonard. Dauss. Ehmke. Boland
and Love the Tigers boast OF a quintet
of hurlers who. for the past six weeks.
have been delivering a brand of pitch
ing superior TO that offered by any
other pitchinE staff in the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
uENRIco TRUST DEEDS.

Richmond. Ashland Railway Company 10
American Trust Company. trustees south
side Marshall Street TO terminal in Ash
Iand railroad tires. poles. rail. viaduct.
e: ". crnmp and Pearl T. (wife>. to II.
Market Road. 10 miles from city. July 30.
II. 6. Emrick to W. T. johnson and AL
yin Is. Hutzier. trustees. lot Il. Bellevue
Park. August /. 1919: $l.lTl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Leonard OutpoInt. cline,

nv ASSOCIa Ted Prcss.)
PHILADELPHIA. August I1.--Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. out
pointed Irish Patsy Cline, of New York
at the Philadelphia National baseball
park here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
nENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE

. Bellevue Park Inc. to H. l.. Hughes, lot
s. 50 feet on P1ince,on Road. Bellevue
G. Mcrcoth and wife to h Addiek.s. 10
acres on DarSytown Road. miles from City.
Bellevue Park. Inc. to l.. C. Caldwell
ioo Is. Bellevue Park. July IL. 1919 tax 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Tigers Have Good TyIr,cr

iushic Jennings and his .Iuugalc,r,
ieuFc as mo team that In. WIN. So,
ihH!hhs. ranks and Browns mus, 5...,
49,. 49, WIN the american League u.nn,4,,
iAis assertion is based on a f.,m.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Murphy has strong hold on the
Pacing stakes and Cox on the big trots
II their horses shape up we'll after the
long trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Tommy Direct now carries A record
better than 2;i0 At both Gaits. his pac-
ing mark being 2:05i, and his trottinE
record is a:oSi=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Lizzie March. ::o2L, by Prince
March, is known as the beautiful doll
OF the Grand Circuit. Her manners
are perfect, and now she can march.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

The new 2:1o PAGER. Gold Quartz
@:oI y. is out OF Valentine billiard, BY
Hal billiard, p, 2:O42. also dam OF
Present Queen, p, 2:jS24
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Miss Rextette 2.o7a. won two split
heat races Peoria. In one she trotted
TO 2:oS2I and in the other in POS a.
and she is now eleven years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Single G. and Miss Harris NJ. will not
meet again until fall, as ne turns west
ward from Randall. The mare Will
Keep on along the biz ring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Wilkes Brewer has now trotted to
her record Of 2:o5i. in three different
races. We want that fraction off,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

George W. Leavitt. conceded to be
one OF the best judges OF trotters. died
at Boston. aged sixty eight MIR. Leav-
~ owned man? great horses in late
years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

ELLIE Cochato. the blind PAGER in
Adam Cars stable. can step Belmont
right now a zoo, and will be hard 10
keep out OF the money in the o:l3 pace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

The PAGER, Clifford Direct, 2:eoA by
Direct Hal, 2:04A. was purchased last
week by Billy Hodson for his EN-
p!oyer. Walter Johnson. Endicott. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Olive FAINT. 2:oGa.. making her FRS.
appearance this season. wen a hca, At
North Randall. The Pittsburgh flly
NIL! he driven by Lon Mcdonald here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

he was a seven-year- last season
and could run only in handicapS. he
had his second best year. capturing
Soll Sn .7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

This weeks Grand Circuit meeting
looks 20 he the rea! thing. There are
more fast trotters and PAGERS on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

And now Tin. p. 2o2M is reported
iame THIS takes a horse out Of the
last pacing events that many people
expected eventually 10 race close 10
Two minutes.
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Pop Geers has the largest stable at
tbs track. twenty head. and all ready
70 race. except Napoleon Direct. who
Is being carried along for later events