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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Citcsi For Distinguisihcd ScryAce.

The commander in chief. in the
name 81 the president. has awarded
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cross to the
following for the act OF extraordinary
hnroism described after his name:
Private Thomas Price. Company b,
Sixteenth Infantry. (A--S. No
lb6c3c7.) For extraordinary heroism
In action near Hin 272. France. Cctn-
her ii. 1915 Private Price volun-
te~red and led patrol OF -four msr
against an enemy machine gun which
Was infllcting severe losses on his
ranks He successfully accom- alisheh
the HilenctrE Of the gun Home adj.
dress. Tiida Price, route No :, Abing-
don, n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Uhginia,s
HlonorRoN
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Private Lyle J. COlltMs, Vvita-

Prav0ue Lyle .. COattMSs VIVA.
Private Frank Cox, Haxnpton.
Private JslnGv G.. Rcxlfusd, Burke
vile.
Private FRANK NJ TERRELL; rel,
Mrx Eta TkrrcIl, 20ce West Carr
street, RICHMOND.
Private Isaac j. Underwood, Endf-
cOtt.
Private George w. johnson. Stat
fortisvfllc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
kumagae and Wright
Win in Mems Doubles

In the finals OF the Old Dominion
tennis tournament at the Country
Club of Virginia yesterday after
noon. Ichnya Kumngae and Irving
wright won the club cup I'm mems
doubles by defeating whitehead and
EEkleston, 0-3. 0-1 and 8-:. The
matches were beautifully played he
tore one OF the largest galleries
that has ever witnessed pIny In the
The mixed doubles title was won
BY Miss Marie Wagner and
NunaEne by their defeat OF Miss
Moore and Leo by the scorea OF
8-3. o..
kimbalI won the mems consoIa-
lion by downing Morton, 81, o.,
and Miss Anderson WINS the victor
IN the Women'n consolation. defeat
Ing Miss Winston, Ga, go. Miss
Anderson IL the only Richmond
player md member OF the Country
Club to win an event In the tourney,
Following the conclusion OF play
Yesterday afternoon. n number OF
prizes offered for the winners in the
various matches In the tournament
were awarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
BOSTON RED SOX SHOCKING
THEIR NUMEROUS ADMIRERS
Players Appear TO Have Lost spark OF
Shampi0nahip Ambitton-Winning
remnants Old story,

BOSTON. June 1.-THE Boston Red
Sox. champions OF the world. have been
giving their numerous admirers in Bos-
TON and elsewhere a series OF rude
SHOCKS. For TO date Ed Barrow's cham
nlons have failed TO Win even half
their games
Few can understand the reason for
the Red Sox collapse. And We, II Is
very obvious.
The Boston players have lost the
spark of championship ambition Win.
INNS pennants ia an old story TO nearly
every man in the club
The history OF the national game Is
replete with examples OF the a!lment
that Is in the blood OF the Red Sox.
The Giants after winning in l90i-'o5
collapsed in 1906. Once again Nc
Graw's men fell by the wayside in
1919 after pinninE three pennants In
row. And so il has been with every
great baseball match.
The Boston club is due TO lose this
year. II is not on the cards that the
Red Sox should win. SO the writer
though, even when the men OF BARROW
were playing great ball this spring
against the Giants in Florida. And so
he thinks now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
REACH GOLF SEM|-F|NALs.
FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS
ENDED AT COUNTRY CLUB
Finals VIII be Played on SATURDAY
June FL For Trophy and Cham pIon-
ship OF Club.

The Spring golf tournament being
held at the Country Club OF Virginia
reached the semi-finals stage at the
conclusion OF play yesterday afternoon.
inc hrst and second rounds have been
practically entirely completed.
Finals in the tourney Will be staged
over the club course next Saturday aft
ernoon. June 81. Those who survived
the first two rounds will meet for the
third round before Wednesday night
and bring 1T 10 close by that time.
An unusual degree OF interest Is be-
ing manifested in the match play and
large galleries witnessed the semi-fna,
matches yesterday afternoon Harry
HAMPTON. the Club professional. has re-
turned from Newton, Mass where he
competed In the National Omen Golf
Tournament and made splendid show
ing. In no round did he 20 over so
in playing tho Brae Brun course and il
was only his weakness on the green
that kept him from being in the FIRST
five. is the opinion held. He received
many CONCENTRATIONS yesterday on his
work in the open"
The results OF the first and second
rounds by siNteens follow:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
FIFTH SIXTEEN,
EIHAf H0nnd

A: C. Thomas defeated E. Q. Smith
Or. Greer Baughman-a bye
a. Z. Mck tnney defeated F. NJ. Tray
A. I. Smith-a bye
Charles Davenport defeated Or e
Robbins and G. -
Wymond Cabeli--a bye
w. n. Street-a bye
ii. u. Is. Peachcy-a bye.
Second Round.
Mcklnney defeated Smith, and l.
davenport defeated Cabell-4 and 3
teachey defeated Street, UP, 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
BASEBALL FOR BOHEMIA
Ckecho- SIOvakfnn niIsston Catches
Fever md Takes Home Number
OF Outfits.
fBy Associated Press

PARIS, June 1.-THE Czecho SLOW
ak!an mission here has been studying
sports and has caught the baseball
FEVER. The members will carry home
with them number OF baseball out
MS and Will seek 10 Introduce the game
in the new republic.
Baseball still being a strictly Ameri-
can game. Canada alone vii. disput.
the championship with team from me
United States Army in the inter-allicd
games, which Vii! begin OF June "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Firat Round.

W g. Bragg defeated F.. n. Trigg-
default.
O. ]. Sands defeated R. f. Sauls-3
and .
r. N McCue defeated L. Nick. Jud.
kins-dcfault
William Fitzgerald defeated w. F.
Powers-default.
r. f. Peyton defeated r. ST. George
Cookc--6 and (.
r. Massey defeated c. G. Walker
and !.
John r. swartwout defeated s. Flem-
inG-3 and .
John Armistead defeated r. c. Smith
i up. 90 holes.
Second Round.
Sands defeated BraEg-2 NJ.
McCUe defeated FitZgcra Id and l..
rcNton defeated MasseY-3 and !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
INDIANS WIN IN ELEVENTH

-1onIln0ed from Seventeenth PageD
runs. Norfolk rallied in Tho eIch,6
when hit hatsman. an error by Kelly.
ana DeiSan's wo-base hit 10 loft field
netteo tncm Two runs. CnElaub in the
ooH lot ietersourE, was wild. and was
renewed by Larissey In the eighth when
nit runner was on third and second
ana one out. lie pitched one and two
regular order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.
atlanta. /; Chattanooga.
Litt!t ;EocE, Memphis. 5
Nssay!ll. :. ;3i-rringha,n
Mex Orleans 4. Mok,Me. :.
"a
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
lnd!saa2oIs. : Minneapolis o.
Colunhus i. Kansas Ci,y. 5.
Toledo. : :, Paul. n
M!!~auEeeL Louisville, rain
IETE REATIONAI. LEAGUE
Buffalo, Jersey CITY 2 Gs !-nIcrs)
Ne1arE. g.: Eochttler ~
"a lt;17ors ~ Fingra rton, s-s
Reading -. Toronto, As
CCLLECE BASEBALL.
Harvard. . Bosom College Q.
Yale 8 Princeton 3
Cornell $, Pennsylvania, 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Philadelphia.
Chicago.


G Gota!s ~ 80 Totals so 3l4 3
r,L1'p-' 'N lNh!hES II
,h!caEo ...." . q ! q as
Philadelphia - o q O.
summary: Iwo-baSe hits - Roth ca,
,MaIA"r. Perkins, Schalk Ilome run
tc!Scn stolen hascs---,'ollins FclsCh Witt
STaCrnce ,,hits-Thomas. Rogers. Cicot,e
i"rk'n". VIII Sacrifice hy-Collins Dou-
~" p.hy-Nishcrc. Collins TO Gandi Left
n m hascsrChicaEo. g. philadelphia. ~
Struck ou'-hy Cicotte. :: by Rogers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

In what proved TO be two fthe fast
est games Of the season. the Christo-
Cola lads split a double header with
the Grace Street AGEies: the soft drink
lads taking the first one by the score
OF . TO J. The batting OF Hicks and
Minleton and the pitching of Burk
Taylor featured in the opening game.
while the second game was good
game from start To finish. Pollard on
the mound for the sunday school boys.
pitched good contest; allowing only
seven hits and keeping Chem well
scattered: winning by the score OF to
Taylor also pitched good game and
had n good day with the stick. and the
catching and batting OF Pat Patterson.
for the soft drink lads, was or high
order.
FIRST GAME
Score by innings r. H T
Grace street 900 600 100 .
Christo-Cola 500 o2o oox- . ID .
Batteries-SmIth and Broaddus, Tay-
Tor and Patterson
SECOND GAME
Score by innings f. H F.
Grace Street ....ol0 go zoe E . |
Christo-Cola $50. COL 010 100 ? 6 q
RatterieS-Pollard and Broaddus:
Taylor and Patterson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

The Church HIN team has at last hit
it's stride, and from now on will bear
Watching They defeated *. Of G. yes
terday. l3 to IL. in a game featured
by heavy batting and good fielding on
both sides.
Score by innings: r. H Z.
X. OF G. ......0 1881 5 Oil l3 3
Church Hill ...2O0o 4 2x-l3 Is 3
Observation-Disclosures and Whissley;
Woodward. Hay and c. Strain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

,! stoGk;on Stree. made i, seven
the iowly Tredcgars in n looseiv No. 80, -
ed game. by the score of - 10 i ''"s
Manager Clements forfeited Tho gam.
az the ncginninE of the sixth owing ia
taking in the game "S'o
Ihoinas Was the outstanding staJ q.
~ az c c"ntes' Paying fine fielding game
ran t weIi on lie lie also batted hard ana
., score by innings r.. II =
s;f Sa,ss@,. s.: ~ :-ls i /
carver. Allen and White. "''N
G. and Q. Lodge. No 81, took both
ems or a double header from tho r =;
Lee s.. The first game was nrac,tcalit.
rs never say die" spirit. combined
Win an eighth inning batting r.ii,'
brought them n"e runs. which lied liz
s $50 ~ me ninth the Lees got two
back little better. and when McC;hns
store nome after they had nsdo
'"o runs the game was over.
hoin me second game tho &. and o.
a, he time. McAllistcr pitched ons
OF the best games OF tho so1sor IL
lo"ihS only two hits. and they bcinS
SON. SION lSS ebTE knocks just over short,
FIRST GAME.
Z Z . al i'e g.. Sa555sG5G 81 i {:
;, Ba,teries-s hor,el and J, Ma,es.
Henderson and McGhce, ''o'eS'
SECOND GAME
E 3. ( 7 q Lee s..:::.: qPSGSS ::-"s : : E !
at,eries-WiiIlains and ! v 80
9 McA'lister and McGhcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
snen, Athletic. Heat Ordnance.

o., In Two games tina, were fast. ye,
.ui! OF bad baseball. L. s Ordnance
sehih went down 10 defeat hcrora Inc
Sl!cnt y Dunn pitched sood h.Il
.or INC silent boys until the cirhtb,
Whcn ); was necessary for both Ecas
icy and Powell TO go IN to saw, ~,
Fans, lowell had everything his way
Sichle and Bahcn also ,iickcJ r r,cS
,i but lost through errors al critical
The hitting %. Turner. for O-d,,o
1n . tAe inmons boys. Beas!ev and
~, nhr'en, f'r silent. .catu,ed While
'' ''a"A iP,,IIyca nad bal! in the Ac!d.
Score by innings y J, :.
silent A.. 4 q q a ii
L. s ord 0 % o o.
"a Satte.ies-Dunn and Rogers sickls
SECOND GAME.
SILENT \ -. o ! Ole o q -;
l. ;. ORD. 0 O o.
Ratter!es-Pow and Rogers "
Bahcn and Scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
.BRAUER TEAM TAKES BOTH
GETS BETTER GRIP ON TOP
PLACE IN RICHMOND LEAGUE
Crumps md Christo-Coln Split Even in
Fnst DoubIc-Iicndcrs with
Close Scores.
OF THE CLUBS.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Grace Street-B. T. Crump. Byrd Park
Cottrell Saddlcry- Richmond Broom.
Benton Park
r. T. Brauer- Christo-Cola. Seminary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First Round.


\. l.. Adamson defeated ]. A. Belvin-
up, 20 holes
and :.
George stevens defeated B. P. Clai-
borne-defauit.
kiss-default.
G, McGoodridge defeated w. j. Faw-
cett-2 and l.
w. r. TriGE defeated NJ CALI up.
w. w. Neale defeated r. L. Powers
: and 6
Second Round.
Adamson defeated Cardoza--3 and ..
Hawkins defeated Stevens-3 and l..
Donnan defeated McGoodridge-6
and :.
TriGG Debated Ncale-7 and s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Thru b..c hWo,o a.e h!ts-Wei.h. DeIEhan.
49,. ,1S', -t-cFISl. BriHSs. Stolen
nnsiapb ): on McI, : LEI, on ba,e.m
e,h,-Ceri.i. Hit,-on Of UnriaIb'' in in
- lnn!n Es struck out--bv I'aEiauh &
a. Mer J. Time of game. l:tj Umpire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Continued from Seventeenth PageD
presented with a diamond stick pin b,
admirers. Roth hit three doubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
STOCKTON STREET WINS
MAKES 1T SEVEN IN ROW
BY DEFEATING TREDEGAR
Both G. and o. and Silent Athletic
Clubs Teams Annex Double
Header In Rlchmond League
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
where They prny Sc,t s,,,r,,

and O.-Siient Athletic. Byrd park
Springs. h'
stockton streetR. T. Lee. South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
FIRST GAME

Score by innings: RH.E.
Ro +. s. Br aan .$$iIcSY9sSSS!2,t % 2
Batteries-Howell. Blunt and Beach;
Grove and =. Dahn
SECOND GAME
Score by innings r. HI
Gottrcll Saddlery. o. 90 3 3 !
r. b. Brauer. 21 5--ll IL o
Satteries-Howell and Beach: Ken
ncdy and Becker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Grace Direct, 2:0s Ia. paced two
beats over the half-milc track At Find
lay. ohio in 2:06 Is 200 Ii Sure.
horses can be gotten "e1dy for early
racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
SPLIT FAST DOUBLE BILL
BATTLE-AXE WINS FIRST
AND TAKA.KOLA SECOND
Bishop Pitches Newton Woodward to
Victory md Church Hill Beats ~
X. C.'s In CONNIE rcinl League,
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Plny Next Saturday.
Battle AXeNewton- w oodward, Byrd
Park.
Taxa Kola-C. II. a. C. Byrd Park
Golde-K knights Columbus. Church
Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

r. b.. Brauer won both games OF a
double header from the Cottrell sad J.
dlery team on the Seminary diamond
yesterday. the scores being L. to !
and IL TO S.
Frank Grove and Preston Dahn. just
nacN from France. featured in tho first
game. Grove only allowed four hits
and struck out ten batters.
Inc second game WAS Seven-in riing
aHair. BY batting rally in the sixth
Inc Hraueriies emerged victorious.
The battery was composed OF Kennedy
and Becker The Brauer infeld lift
ana helded well throughout the two
contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Armistcad defeated Swartwou,-
and 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Crumps Win md Lose.

Is. T. Crupm and Richmond Broom Co.
Spit even yesterday afternoon in two
Wen played and interesting games. The
features OF the first game were the
pitching Of Faison and the batting of
MCGEE.
In the second game Crump simply
outplayed the Broommakers with their
entire team playing silt-cdgc ball.
FIRST GAME
Score by innings RHE
Richmond Broom 600 oil 400 Is s
Is. 7. Crump -. .002 600 600 ;
Batteries-Faison and Hanky. Wal
,hall and H. Dudley
SECOND GAME
Score by innings: RHE
Richmond Broom .lol 900 L 10 4
Il. t. Crump ....... sol 600 o. s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hanky; r. Dud-
ley and II. Dudley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
THIRD SIXTEE ~.
First Round.

George Bidgood defeated James Null
lem and l.
r NJ. Jones defeated r. r. Filing
toni and 3
l.. JovneH defeated otey Milier-2 up.
W. w. Keen defeated c. X. Burnett
| M
r G. Tabb defeated T B. McAdams-
default
j. r. Young defeated H. W. jackson
, and ?.
]. s. Jones defeated r. A. R!cks-3
and 2
u. T. Donnan defeated Lewis Will
liams-3 and ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
FIRST SIXTEEN.
First Round.

Douglas Call defeated NJ Peck,
and /.
NJ r, I.anghorne defeated Pope Seal.
by default
6. T.. Wood defeated William H.
Palmer. Jr.--by default.
\. L. Hawse defeated ]. 81. Miller, III
IS and 6.
William p. Wood defeated S. NJ Now
tom UP.
+. j p. Machay defeated II. T. Nc
lntyre-I and S.
r. Fleming defeated c. C. Vaughan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

The majority OF trainers will ship
East rext week. A few go West. n,Id
tho rest remain in this section until
after the Fourth Of July races.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

John c"Beauty" Bishop, who was a star
with the old Richmond club during the
DAYS OF Socks" Seybold, Spike Shan
non and Hargrove. pitched steady
game enabling Newton w oodward to
down Golde Clothing by the score of
Z to ..
Score by innings: r. n F..
Golde ..........0 u 90 o %
Newton ll002 Ox-7 10 l
misunderstanding and Wiltshire;
Bishop and Chewing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Second Round .

Bidgood defeated Jones--l up.
Ioyncs defeated Eccn--2 up.
Tabb defeated !. y. Young and .
Jones defeated Donnan-2 UP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Cox Prominent Among Trotter,.

the four entries from the Cox
stable could provide as much cni.rta;n
rne1t for tn" Stat fair visitors as Incl
driver does among his fellow rains.
Fnsn y would be necessary IN order to
accom- N oGate tn" crowd 10 enlarg. the
state far grounds before tho day Of
me EWp!re state trot. He comes from
one ot ne most noted families in New
England. tneir home cit: being Man
chester. = Charles cox. father Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Taka-Kola and Battle Axe split eve!
in fast double-headed staged yester
day afternoon AT Byrd Park. Battle Axe
taking the first by to score. while
Taka-Kola COPIED the niEhtcap TO the
tune OF ? 10 ..
In the hrs; game Willie Johnson. in
the box for Battle Axe. pitched irwin
chile ball. allowing the Kola boys only
three hits these being widely scat
tered. While the support given him was
OF the gilt-edge variety. especially the
playing OF Hotchkiss on first and Cor
don behind the bat and kuyk on third
standing out above the rest.
For the soft drink boys Davis
ened in the pinches, spelling defea
for the soft drink boys for the first time
this season.
In the nightcap Shelton. on the hill!
for Taxa kola, pitched inr!ncible ball,
having the shoemen eating out OF his
hand at al stages OF the game. while
Hsrrelson, his opponent, was hit hard
and opportunity. The support accord :
ed Shelton in this game proved to be
steady and consistent, The work OF
while the hitting of Mac Pitt. pom and
Lowery came IN the pinch when bing eS
counted the most.
FIRST GAME
Score by innings:
l2St55Sas29 RI. E;
B. A. 20 o o ! Ol Ks |
Bat,eries-Davis and Leibs; Johnson
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings:
3. A. 1870 o. s
Tx. MIMI OIL 20 o s x-e - o
Ba,teries-Harrelson and Gordon;
Shelton and Leibs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Second Round

Call defeated I-anghorne, and 4.
HaNse defeated Wood-default
Mackay defeated Fleming and 1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
THE PAIGE COMPANY
COMPLETES DECADE OF
AUTOMOBILE HISTORY

THE Paige will shortly be celebrat-
ing its tenth birthday, says Harry
NJ. Jewett, president of the Paige De-
troit Motor Car company whether
or not Wen have cake with ten
candles, / don't know. 1t keeps one
pretty busy these days merely taking
care of the business that presses in
from all sides and there is little time
for such things as celebrations.
Il do know however, that motor
car purchasers appreciate the fact
that back of the car they are buying
is a company that has had decade
of experience and Achievement
company with record that proves
positive progress. Manufacturing eX-
perience is valuable asset, not only
in making and merchandising pas
senger cars, but especially in the pro-
duction and sale of motor trucks.
our tenth anniversary will be cele-
brated just about the time we are
ready to put into operation the first
unit of the large new plant we are
building on West Warren avenue
and which is very rapidly nearing
completion. 1t is a great satisfac-
ton to know that we will be able to
mark the end of our first decade in
the automobile industry with the
opening of factory that will enable
us to manufacture more than twice as
many cars as we have ever before
been able to produce"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09

the new machinery which he recently
purchased and which will be installed
as rapidly as received.
Members of the Duke City Rifle
association will shoot for their quail
fication records on the range today.
At the same time members will con-
test for the Matson cup now on ex-
hibition in Matson's window. This
will be the last club shoot of the year
and all members are urged to come
out, Visitors will be welcome.
Jack Dickson, William Brown and
Ed Ryan returned Friday night from
their hunt along the river as far
south as La Joya, Socorro county.
They We're successful in bagging forty
ducks, four geese twenty-five cotton
tails and forty quail. The hunters in
their distribution of the game, did not
forget a number of friends here in
the city.
e, O. Mccullough and DR.. Hamil-
ton, accompanied by their wives, re-
turned yesterday from their wild
game hunt in the Tularosa mountains.
They got three wild turkeys each. but
no deer, although they saw tracks
and followed them without seeing
deer. Mr.. Mccullough says the noun
tains are visited by many hunters and
some are very successful in getting a
good list of wild game.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHIRCH.

Corner Coal and south Broadway.
Harold $. Davidson, Pm. D., pastor.
Res, G2O So. Walter. Phone, 1347-M.
sunday school at Gas a. m. A num-
her new classes have been formed
and splendid corps of teachers has
been secured. Come and help to make
the school the best yet, The story
period will be omitted on sunday.
Morning service at II o'clock. Sub
1ect of sermon: Neutrality. Is 1t
Possible When Moral Issues Are In
volyed?" Reception of new members
and Lords supper. Special musical
features: Prelude, prelude in a
Flat tSoerster). offertory, "Andante
in D" (Mendelssohn) solo. Man Of
GaHlee" a. Trevern Wolcotp, J. G.
Gould.
Evening service, conducted by c. F.
society with an address by the pastor,
at 1880 o'clock, Subject, How to
Avoid Failure
The second of the series of We'd
nesday evening home-meetings will be
held this week at DR.. Healds, 424
South Edith. "The Life of Faith in
the Experience of the Early Chris
tians" will he discussed. All who de-
sire a fuller religious experience are
cordially invited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
BIG SUIT WILL START
IN THE FEDERAL COURT

A suit which will involve property
to the amount Of over 100000 will
start in the federal court tomorrow
The suit has been brought by the Red
River Valley company against d. L.
Trigg & Son, The Red River Valley
people are the owners of the famous
Bell ranch, which comprises several
thousand acres. S. b. Davis, Jr., for
merly United States district attorney,
and E. r. Wright, formerly district
judge, will represent the plaintiffs,
while A. B. Renehan of Santa Fe, and
and Kimbrough. Underwood and jack
son of Amarillo, Tex, will present the
case of the defendants.
Immediately after this case is dis
posed of the case of T. S, Mitchell of
Santa Fe, at one time proprietor OF
the Combs hotel here, will be called
for trial Mitchell is accused of vio-
lating the liquor law.