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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
mill OPEN THE SEASON
,TARHEEl NINE TO BATTLE
OAK RIDGE TEAM TODAY
Coach William I.ourcey Encouraged
4eOvcr Prospects for North Cur
OHM University.

CHAPEL HILL. y. G. March IS,
5trhe University OF North Carolina VIII
open It's baseball season here Sa;ur-
DAY afternoon, when Oak Ridge Will
be met on Emerson Field.
9gC'cach William Lourccy. eN-College
and league player. is much more en-
couragcd over the prospects than
earlier in the season The team as
ais'whole is going better than al the
corresponding time last year. and from
all indications will come out with the
big end of the score in the majority
OF the games
although the men are still some
what weak with the stici recent prac-
tice games have revealed a decided
along this line. Then,
too. the prob cm OF finding suitable out
5feldcrs, which caused much anxiety
earlier in the season. is apparently
nearing "a solution.
SCaptain Jack Powell and Joyner.
beth letter men .! last years squad
aIe showing up best on the pitching
STAFF. while Wilson. Fields, Swift and
Alley are making strong bids for the
beN position. This is the fourth sea-
s8n that Powell has been a member
oe the Carolina team joyner was
member OF last years varsity. Powell
Wall probably start the game Satur-
ddy
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CmANcERI TRUST DEEDS.

Ruth Iimira, Wilson and David n. thu..
Venue aox: feet nori Inc inc j SToS oS1Se
., .me. 40 a. w:;t limo Sycamore Street. March
J. Ice Davis to. H. r. Pollard. Jr. and
eEsF nGr,h line 'T% ark vsns
,Set w.s; Of i.ombardy Street. March ii.
;, r., /, PiiEinton ard Mary \. ,wifo, to
L W. a GaGdy siree, 'rg asHs6 sT and 70
Marah s sG Ing g. Isl west of Frs, street
twfs, to Wallace + nrown -" and " Herbert IT
nuc. asxiSo feet, south line M "numemi Az Az
nSc w ;sa z line Sheppard Street March
Henry s walIcrstcin and Clara L. tw:te,
!snstess 30 ioi "aMood awe 1vcnDs ' 70 f.si
no in"h he's BY y, inl feet II inches GrreE%lar
inches west of q Street. March II. 1919
Henry, s; waierstein and Clare L. twifc,
to Franz, Hich"son and Robcr, {. Bay
- fee, 10 inches by s2 feet inches e" ur
ces, norin line 0akwood Avenue. 80
TO and s"f ho Gaf" nswI ts!
! SruIsaess: No: iei6 oaSwood Avennc So feet
&vonnc 'ES' feet 4ehfs n m2rsh wn ns
OF Henry SF'S' w Mhrfh L, ,s F., Il
son. and Robert c, nayiss Trustees .''S Nos
hnS n iSSf s iiasa IS ret
east of Norton Street. March is. 1918
Massic May. rGssnan to An,sn H. Thier-
eosas f fee West ira Nor Rnn y. Trustees
,,no.,. s..n,h OF Crawford street March 20
Fannie Miller to II. 7. R!chesen and ~
Davidson. trustees. - feet s inches bv a.
feet. north lin" o Street, s. feet inches
vest OF Twenty-ciEhth Street. March 90
Henry 8 wa,lc-stein and Clara Z. twifc,
Ia Robert G. Bayllss and Frank s Richie
son trustees. No 1910 Oakwood Avenue
20 tHct 10 inches by II! feet inches Dir.
reEu'arl. Anorth line Lakewood Avenue Is5
feet L. inches west OF q Street March
Henry s. Wal'crstcin and Clara L. twitcl
I" rams ;. NEcheSon and Robert 6. Bay
Ass trustees. No. I3l1 q Street 81 foot
inohes hy 50 feet. southwest line Q street
AyHnnc March -: 1919. ,saoi
Louie J.. i.awrenC" Pollard G Darbv
Inc. trustee. No. 3al2 Grove Avenue s3SIia
zee, inches. north n-e Grove Avenue II:
e. 1879. $1,000. '''"
Charles w Washington to Mcrriu !,
s Essn; TRUSTEE "a No Il2i North ,Twcnty.nf
southeast coEper OF Twenty rfth and n
Streets pcis q Ma r ~: 1919. .2.S7S.
McCurdy. trustee. No. 1925 North Twenty.
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WESTERN LEAGUE, CHIEF
WILL SUE FOR HIS PLACE
President T.. W. DIckcrson Dnrk From
France Finds His sob In
Filled.

NEW YORK. March 2S.7-F w
Dickerson. who was president Of the
Western League last year but went to
France with the Thirty second Dlvi-
SION as war correspondent. gave on,
a statement here tonigh; in which H.
declared he still WAS the president OF;
the baseball organization. and chal-
lenSed the legality OF the leagues
maintenance Of AL Tearney." OF Chi
cage as its chief executive
II was p"esiden; of the Western
League when left America last
.luiy. Dickersons statement said
The term for which | was elected ir
June. 1917. does not expire until Jane
-. 1920. aid certainly will insist
on the contract being fulfilled
When the Western League Sus-
pended play las; year | was extended
u vote OF thanks and given a vacation
for whatever time NIGH, stay ~
EUROPE as a war correspondent. Upon
my return from Europe lind the nam.
OF al. Tearney mentioned in dispatches
as preSiden. OF the Western League.
My wires TO the team owners are un-
IL the Western League feels +, can
afford the luxury OF two presidents
this year that is its own business.
know that IL must fulfill its contract
with me. y settlement mus; hrs; be
made with me before the league can
operate this year il under direction
other than of the one elected III l9l.
FOR a period of three Years.
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CMAScERy RELEASE DEEDS.

John MITCHELL. Jr.. surviving trustee to
:\DcEt V. Norrcii. Jr.. IT, feet D inches bv -
i.et. south line Jackson Street. March -.
Charles n Willis and j. Thompson Brown.
trustees TO lanes T. Duke. No. -, Kandoi VI,
22,rfSe.; SGa.iy fe"t. west nnn Ranuoiph street.
1919. si.2ss 80
n. +; and a. G. Heinrich. trustees TO Geo.
SiarSh 10 ,s sSs' ,wsst OF A,"mont Ave"ne.
In No sl.i West, Main ioxiSo feet south
street MareG S T. q ISIS sSe .s Sas' OF sycamore
trustees TO George II. Ware 5UxiiS feet east
rr n,,s S,rsst March IS 1919: $3.50
street. September. g isot i2iics ''''"A
John u GUY and John Bagby. trustees 10
Stella G. Buusnan. No. 81 aioss s de Ave-
nue.. --oNi'o feet, cas, side, Moss Side Avenue
,o cn amdS,, K wills ard W. $. Belt trustees
Il feet -. inches bv 30 feet south line
Dcver.y Street. / > feet cas-, OF Allen Avenue
w L.: Mtcr. trustee. to David a. Ca e.
born Street 10 fs.l east OF Meadow Street:
Avenue" between Meadow and Carter Streets
November q. 1918. $3.50 and $500
Charles X. Willis and a e. iIar,nan trux
t .c,,,, To- David A. CatoEni No. 22t South
m" E.r;t Street ~ north line Hvrd Street:
ENrd Street s. feet west OF First Street
u
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;, James Mns w Owen and Frances (wlfel to
and aSsns q
J. Z; scla,er and Nora |. twsfe, to VIII
Liam am i.s an So Thomas ss,s Anarews nos $a
G you ' srs st" M Ssrsf ss iss! ST
'so7 pa aa@sts e' f s sa Tlss = sssS
lc vest fsG Of sGnh line Leigh Street rs
Roar v GijTSE0ry and Bette F, ,wifg. of
i g sri. s, $s$
.iS PsS!s .sS F4 .sssrs a hss
msn nth AIsngs 1919 = wss' ling Sheppard Street
North Hiehmond ferPse ss 30 5Ssi5o o tSet.
srsd'h $Pss' Ma4eh iS s ISL $751; sq 9%H 81. ST.
iaS Hzi sS s sss}sn1 s0%"iI sE a
S !" f RS" Street., HaT fes Ne ,2s No5;n
I'm nch east son ns Of S,rsS 81 sfs
to csns so an" a. 4sp. SE.
4. feet, :. inches by is6 fae,. ives, Zine line
ssh ars ssree ar.h feG nshcS soush q
cnatIss II; Phillips s Co, Inc TO Apart,
,eei Ds On soR!n linz STSss s!5ss, fssl
n arthur. i:aylss and, Winnie X Vtwfc,
sset inches south line FSanR Shss Street ST -
90 fec. inches west OF Thirty. first Street
INCHES, by 90. feet . inches t 'irresnla are.
SSnth 81 s;de ITankIln ss,es,
Eas; TrankIin Street; 90 Zee, 5 inches by
s $50; and si,27:. March Il 1919; l 'sa
Richmond College. corporation. etc.
Ion eed ous RnIn nscs
goo ,. fee, ives; Of REland Street. February
ohH 3sii.5's% +: s"% Fir Sf y'G; and
Srf FEET Ss:} 6 5fe lis Gr ars Se
nd d. MATTHIAS Va GG%dTyn s 10 ksason Npheman
IL AnnssS - fsss soah line i Isona I'd
south line street, nso feet d Fast OF OF
Ff fs s sou l3i n sSS I'd =! s,ras Lee
boc iefi fa sS or den Stree r.. also S 20
eSaari s;reei IS lee; . eas, S o@ Tia i1s
' !gss feet, and nor e. G Ss ei
I T5eeh l'G Zee, West of Cleveland street
ALVIN %. liu;zier, special commissioner
s sMS'i to hn I2.4 W RW: a ioTd
S N%rih Twenty.iif,h, % fec, 8 inches by IA .
i"", AT southeast corner OF Twenty nfth E
and Street,; March IS. 1919. ,3..Co
Alvin liui.ier. special commissioners .
ais 20 Rosa .; and Ruth y Woodson.
Nc. ll2c North Twenty fifth Street % foot
= inches by 40 feet. east line Twenty rr,n
Sir"e. :. feet inches south OF II Street
Joseph p: Phillips TO Maggie May Pose
,.an. lots II and =. block lG. Barton and
Lamb: Brookland Park. SOxl55 feet. West
I'M. I'M. Eorih Avenue; ~ fee, south Of Craw-
stella G. Bousmsn and * / Husband.
10 T. II. Callahan. Nos. SIS ana siI Va
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What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From It?

ana winch is not effected by Salvcs and
ointmcnts II is important that yo,,
rid yourself of this terrible di.e,..
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Tor you what IL has done for Thousands
oi o'hers' drive the rheumatic poisons
oht OF your blood. making il pure and.
strong and enabling 1t to make yo,,
well 5. S S. is guaranteed purcIv
vegetable. II will do the work and mot
harm the most delicate stomach.
Write the physician OF this Company
ana let him advise with you. Adyic.
Is furnished without charge Addross
SwiN Specific Company. 2ss swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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H0RSEMEN ORGANIZE
QunkertoWn Owners Form New A.
ISOLATION TO Stage Fast
Races.
OEAkERrOWN. I'm Mar

OCAkERTOWN. IND. Marc% 2S.-
The Quakertown Driving Club plans
10 make this borough the racing centre
OF Bucks County. and the racetracIl at
l.u Lu Park VIII be put in the finest
possible shape
y; an enthusiastic meeting OF the
driving club these officers were cleo
ted: DR.. CALVIN w. Meyer. Quaker
town. president; Miles h. Fisher.
Quakertown. vice president: Frank
Weller. Quakertown. corresponding
secretary: John :. Fisher. Quakertown.
:acing secretary; Henry Todd. Quaker
town. treasurer.
The board OF directors OF the club
are the officers of the club and Erwin
Baum. Richlandtown; William ~. Wea
mer. SprinGiown Joseph Guldcn.
Perkasie: Edwin kulp. Quakertown:
Thomas Kilmcr, Quakcrtown. Charles
Levy Trum baucrSSili
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Rrlstol. Va Maximum ca pitaa stock. SAnc~.
min s2 100 PURPOSE: WaTshoIse SnS,:
q. Peters. incorporat rs. r ConenSs"xfi.
nSsstdent: A. r.. Anderson. secretary5"nna 81;
Hays Anperson Motor Company In, n
t , Mta,SSidmum capital stock. 5000: roinr-
mum. siooo PurDoke: Autotuobllr b,,sinHnor
q: l.. Hay, president: II. d. Appcrson' ia
anu w. '" coney. sccretary-ail OF Ri.
Gramont Investment corpo--.,o., ~.
toiki Va Maximum capital stocx. 81; an
brsinesS. -, Albert r.. Wilson prc.; sf.s,e
w, H. l.; Tayior and E. p. Puiiin secretsISy;
=, David NJ. Lea & CO.. Inc. Riehmon,
COO Purpose: Lumber business. ff.'GE' al1
81 PRESIDENT: g rowel secretary. r and
Island refining Corporation NJ,
sMa oSJ i ia11 s;oef ;Ios0oo: minimSann
ness. etc. Sherwood r.. Hail husi-
TMin,hrop II. kellogg and Cvrii j rprrr;
all OF New York '''' pfcSden,b
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COACH STARTS FOR FRANCE
lew Rfes. VIII Have Charge OF Divi-
- sionnl Athletic Work For
y. VI. {. 4.

q olph-Macon College. Virginia Tech and
Hampton Sidney. passed through Ricn-
mpnd yesterday on his way 10 New
York where he expects TO embark
Within a few days for France. He
hopes to be stationed with the Amcri
can army in France as divisional a III
lcaic director.
Ricss left Randolph Macon in De
CLIMBER 1917, and took the position Of
oamp physical director foT tho y NJ.
c. a. a; Camp jackson, Jacksonville.
Fta. When this camp closed, ne was
scnt to Fort BarrancdS. Fla. IN both
places he made 4 fine scG-G.
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Sufferers Should Realize That Ii
Is a Blood Infection and Can
BE Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison
II docs not require medical advice
10 know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When the
muscles ana joints become sore and
ara wn with rheumatism. IL is not n
wise thing TO take little saIve and
10" rubbing ~ on tho sore SPOT cxpcct
To get ria Of your rheumatics. You
must 20 deeper than that down doen
INTO the blood where tho poison Turks
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TROTTING HORSE GOSSIP
John T.. Madden Buys Four-Year-OId
FLY, My Choice, for
S2,0tbO.

LEXINGTON. KY, March 2S.-Joha
+; Madden today bought from J. /.
Brown, OF Winchester. for $4,000 the
2:15i,.
A. Il. Coke. OF Uaoio. Penn. shipped
TO castleion farm TO be bred, three
great -daughters OF Dillon AXworthy
MelIa Dillon. 2:05i4. and the Divorce.
Brownie Watts. 2:09,a. and Lou Nuy
trial. 2:oi. owned by \. Albright. il.
have afrivcd mere from Newark, n
a. and are in Railey w. Macey's stable
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LOVE FRACTURES ARM
Detroit Pitcher Hnn Been Sent From
Training Camp TO Hospital in
Memphis.

MACON. GA, March 2s.-"Slim"
Love, pitcher, obtained from the New
y rk Americans by Detroit. has a frac-
turcd arm, it became known here to-
day. For several days he has been
unable TO use his arm and an Nray
examination showed Il fracture in the
elbow. Love viii leave tomorrow Tor
his home in Mississippi and later vii!
De treated in d hospital in Memphis.
zones, Heilnan and Emhkc Ioned the
Tigers toda%. leaving only BUSH and
CoUO 70 report.
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GIANTS WIN. 8 TO o
Jess Winters. Newcomer. Pitches rive
Innings. Allowing Only
Scratch Hit.

GAINESVILLE FLA. March 2s--
McGraw's Giants Went the full route
with the University OF Florida team,
this afternoon and boa: them TO y.
Jess Winters. one OF McGraw's pro-
digics. pitched for five innings. giving
only one scratch hit ana scoring eight
strike Brogan. formerly Of the
Rochester club. held the collcgians TO
a brace OF hits in thu remainder Of
the game.
The only ;ine Florida man got 20
second WAS IN the second int-.-y. when
Winters tossed one over Hal Chases
mead.
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CHURCHMAM PROMOTED
University of Virginia Football Star,
Now In Rhine Region, Made
~ CAptIin.

llspecial TO The Times: Dispatch;
CHhRLOTTESNILL VA, March IS.
Word has been received at the Uni
versity OF Virginia o! the promotion
Of Charles J. Churchman. football and
basket ball star, from lieutenant TO
captain. He is with his command on
the Rhine. Captain Churchman's saw
much OF the hardest fighting in winch
American troops were engaged. ana
wae badly wounded and decorated TO"
raior Captain Churchnian received
his preliminary education AT Augusta
Military Academy and was at the tni-
vcrsity OF Virginia when he entered
the Marines. His home is In Staumton
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GOOD RACER DEAD
CorVass. Who Negotiated Vile In
2;Oi, Dies After sudden
Illness,

PERU, IND. March 2s.-Corvass. a
PAGER, with record Of 2:Os Ia the
property of Mrs. Homer Fcnters vile
OF the Miami County sheriff, died yes
terday al the Wilson farm, near Chill
ms county Corrass had been driven
Il mile in 2:04, but no; in a race ana
last year won many purses in thi
and nearby States. The horse vas
! AIKEN sick suddenly and the nature VI
the ailment is unknown.
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DEAL CLUB PLAYER
LEADS AT PINEHURST
Concluding ThIrty-Six Hole Golf Game
win he Played Today mt
Pinchursf,

PINEHCRST. y c.. March 2S.-
Patrick j. DOYLE, the Deal Club pro-
fcssional. with score of 72-74-146 led
me heia today IN the. first thirty-siN
open golf championship tournament
The second and concluding o,hir,y-six
hoieS VIII be played tomorrow. Lead
follow: K. q. Mcdonald New Evan
ton I5-.4-li7: Michael H. Bardy. Oak
Hills. 76-75-l5i: Tom Ecrriran
Siwanoy. '617-i53: Edward STYLES
North Hills tamatcur). Sl-73-l54.
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TOM COWLER KNOCKED
OUT BY BILLY MlSKE
81. Paul Man WINS FIoored Twice he
fore Taking the
II. d.
TBy Associatcd Press. !

BALTIMORE. March aS.-Tom COW
Ter, OF England was knocked out by
Billy Miskc. of ST. Paul. Mimi. in the
fourth round of scheduled twelve
been hoored by Miskc twice previously
with rights to the jaw. once in the
third round ana again early in the
iourth. y lief; 10 stomach finished him.
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wate,
fositlVely guaranteed by money.bacS
oHcr. Tastes fine; costs triHe. De-
iVered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunnamaker Co. phon.
thsm.-Adv
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"Meinc" MnEnrr Mnnnrer.

I.A " RENEE. MASS. March ga;
4 meeting called today b. John ~
tonneliy. Of Lowell. 10 consider re-
orsanizinG the New England League
OF Baseball Clubs. franchises were
granted Lowell, F!tChDurg. Portland
ana Lewiston. and one week op,ions
en- FRANCHISES We're given Lawrence and
liarerhii!. Heinie' Wagner, formerly
is manage: OF Portland team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

I'll IIA DEIPHIA, March 2y.-H II.
pecE 20 has been elected captain OF
che University of Pcnnsylva MIA varsity
baskctbali i've for next year. Uc has
played guard on the varsity for the
past two years and is rated as ono or
inc. best in the intercollegiate Basket
bail League. over 800 alumni Of the
attended the banquet given
the. team this week
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SUPREME COURT or APPEALS

No. ei-American Tobacco ca ga r.
paSnVitie. No 81 argued and ,ubrni,tcd' ~
Dsnvihe Mo. %. argued and sub,ni; 80 ~
NO. se-J9hn.on ct al vs.. Merritt 81, III
argued and submitted: nv AZ
Next cases to be called:
40 y,-First National Bank OF Louis, Y,
No. ss-penieks Executors v. WALL.
Sputh ern Railway Co "
No l0o-TOwson Towson
No l0l-Southcrn Amuycm.nt 20 -
frrre'l. B'"dso" Furniture Co. Inc -
NO 1o:-Miilcr Mfg. Co. Inc. VS.. Io,,-
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RUDE hkRoUlPD 70 STAY
BssSkiyn Cius VIII E.,sI. >.r,i.,,
Of Fsreus S1utkssr
JvyYl~Y.

Manage W3s-t Ho3..E.. -. ~
SrooE!;a S@;-ca@.s a-s .-,caa,.-a +! :.
denied .a@ -scrr- t5zt ~ .o1.c : =
pose OF Euo= &z:22e:c -n= Jccge,E'
star lett-!.z r1-:. aCED-c.i2 - & r.
port from Ia: DbIgE:s training cam
at JacEsonri!!@ AaEqCsfa viii "a !:
with the team. saio haaersr Robinson.
and vii! BE- mandy worEe: e-1u.j
Ebberts Field hi. season
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AIcGurc,a Tenn Min.

y. McGu!FeT Ihivcrsity School defeated
iterday afternoon in their second hail
game or the season, by score or
20 10 l6 The hitting Of Boyd. MoseIey
AND Ruckcr FOR McGuirc'a. and Mil.
lcr.s for the seminary. stood out as Inc
features OF the game
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Atlanta and Memphis Make rr,a.

IL .HFaV.!iI tt Iicss.I
MEMPHIS. TENN March osp
\ !!!son. outhe!dcr Will so TO Atlanta
ana Frank Delaney. a catcher. VIII
come 10 Memphis as result of a deul
JuSt concluded between the Atlanta
and Memphis clubs OF the southern As
sociAtl0n. IL was announced todav.
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SNOW HALTS BALL GAME
Philadelphia. American League Tenn
Not To Meet irmy Nine

WEST POINT, y y March Is
-IooaEs heavy snowfall! caused The
cancellation Of tn" Army's baseball
game tomorrow with the Philadelphia
american League team. which was 10
nave opened the Cadets season The
aTmy's next game is scheduled for
Wednesday, with Seton Han
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BILL LAMAR WITH YANKEES
Manager HuEEins Says Showing IL
Training Must lie Made
b.! Player.

Manager Higgins. q the sew Yor.
Yankees, IN selec;!r. 'a- list Of p.e-.-
srs fo- spt!hs training, omitted ne
IRON the EsnE camp - Jacksonville
stated ina. Lama: hed been atc.d ~
ttt TANK sqUs1- The reason 2.ysn
for ms OE- -g-.oa t-cr 80 ..st ~ --e
tset taz: ~ ca1 ~: returned .!sE
S!gnsd coa--z-- Wa-;.e: Lanai g
-4s!-E s-L.a - ll-: a:t.- 80 -.z.-s5.r- :.
eeE5.- c-c+.-E s.-:-. - -.s ..:-
-s c.rS
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nth Street 20 feet 5 inches by $40 feet.
cast line Twenty NTH Street. Twenty nine
ieet INCHES south OF X Street, March 20.
1919. sl.g0V.
Daniei "A. Harris and Grace f. twife) TO
H. a. McCurdy, trustee. No. 1928 Sorth
tweuty-hfth Street. rs feet Inches by liV
tcet. east line Twenty-tlfth Street, So fcot
. inches south OF Il Street. March 20. 1919,
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D"nneiiy Begins Training.

TT 4 II II I'N'JsSi -NIkN. NdTCn ~
Stewart Donnelly. Indianapolis wcltcr-
weight. has arrived here from Chicago
70 start training for his fifteen round
1Eht with Jimmie Regain. April 4. DON
nelly appears TO be in good shane after
his six months training at the C;rca,
Lakes. where he was Instructor in box.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

The State CORPORATION Com i--'o, v.ste-
day ISSUED the following charters:
Amendment to tn" charter Hanover Print
iug and Publishing COMPANY Inc hshIand
IA reducing minimum capital stock from
500 Il" You H. Carter Rcdd presid mi :
Iarkin Scott. secretary ~
Bristol Tobacco Warehouse Corpora,ion
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Set. New World. >ka,inr Record
lBy Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, March 2S-V. Berg
: tr0eh SET new worlds record yes
terdaE by skating ten miles in 81 mir
utes = seconds, which is 81 seconds
lower than the record held by John s
j Johnson. az Canada
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ENGLAND RESUMES RACING
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Lnnd Coming Hnci,

SIS JSRANKFoRT. KY. March 9s-
grover Land. OF this city formerly
catcher for Cleveland. st. PAM. T"Irdo
and other major league clubs. has dc.
'Gtaed TO return 10 the game. after an
absence OF three years. He has signed
20 play with Seattle in the Pacific Coast
league,
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ren's Ailcy. $3.50 feet west line w,rr,n.,
NiisE; between Second ana Third and DuvaI
$40 - A'iS' TAX W.
=, Lewis Biaekcr and Adela twirc, to Fam
me Mlicr. ~ fcrt inches by 45 feet mort n
49, IN. street. ~ feet inches west OF
81 90 ssISs"'n street March 20. 1919: tax
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Tech. J.
= spartanbur=. : O., Erskine Col
."s@. 8; WcnOrd College ..
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cmANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS,

trustees; trustees. - acres or west line r.. F. & n.
kailway. between Glen Allen and TAYLOR
station December l. 1915 $500
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James w. Owen and Frances (wife) to
II, Marriott SIS feet . inch by IFS feet
at northwest corner of . or vcmabic Street
-. 1919: lax Sc. $40.
J. =; Scia,er and Nora /. twifc, to VIII
nam z ana Thomas S. Andrews. Nos. liza
and ll26 North Sixth Street. 3oxIe5 feet
west SIDE Sixth Street les feet north of
t"ouch street. March u. 1875 AK 81 so