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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

DRUGGIST WANTED-Wanted, drug gist with 5000 in cash to purchase one-third interest in one of the best paying retail drug stores in the south; salary and third of profits; unless you are sober, industrious and can give references it will be useless for you to answer this. For further particulars. address Room 223, Kaye I.,il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06
GARDNER WANTED

IA single, elderly man, a real flower | gardener, by a private family; must | be of strong nature, able to do good | days work, be handy. etc., keep ev- | erything in clean and neat condi- | tion; good home for the right party;
 state wages wanted monthly, sams
 to be very moderate; give name of
 former employer, also state age in
 first letter Address Gardener, P O. ] Rnx 2SQ .ak O nd Ila
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

AN automobile tire, Wednesday, March 26; owner can secure information by calling Main 720-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

POSITION-By experienced young man as city and retail salesman; employ ed; desires change; best references. Call Main 4420-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

soldier with experience in lumber office as stenographer and in- voice clerk wants position, preferably with lumber manufacturers; age 23; good references. Address U-18, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND l STOLEN-New Ford road ster; license 07905, motor No. 67218. Chas. Leach, 1915 11th ave-, s. Phone Main 2956-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

25c EARNS s25; if you can get magazine subscriptions on "2-pay- plan" Beats them all for quick, easy sales and big, sure profits; clip ad. request sample "2-pay, card and particulars. Crow ley, 'The Magazine Man." S291 3d ave, New York,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

STOLEN--Ford touring car, black body dark red wheels, motor No. 1741S22, license No. 42044; $25 reward. Phone Main 4223-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

AGENTS-Gasoline efficiency. 2c gallon
 Fortune for you. Write today for free instructions. Federal Chemical Works Great Northern Bldg, Chicago. AGENTS-S5 hourly absolutely guaran-
 teed gasoline 2 cents gallon; money back guarantee Write Federal Chemi-
 cal Works, 20 w. Jackson, Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

BOOKKEEPER-CAS middle aged. single, sober, active, absolutely relia- ble, trustworthy; fast, accurate; church man; no tobacco. open for a position, with large general merchandise busi- ness or lumber; 20 years experience; employed now; salary $50 per month and worth it; can report at once; very highest references. Address Box 97, Town Creek Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

SAI1EoMEN 10 CaII OH STOceIs, confec- tioners, general stores. State age ex- perience and salary expected. Manager, IS s. 2d st., St. Louis, Mo.
 AGENTS wanted for our s20 daily soda fountain proposition. Zenith Mfg. Co.,, Cambridge bldg, Chicago.
 CHEWING gum agents, get our factory prices on Spearmint, Ball Gum and all kinds. The Helmet Co.,. Cincinnati, o. CAN you sell to colored people? Write Becker Chemical Co.,, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

AGENTS-Ideal steak tenderer Is great est money maker on the market; Makes tough steak tender as porter house; housekeepers buy on sight; samples free. Tyler Mfg. Co.,, Dept Az Muncie Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

ACsENTS-200 per cent profit; wonderful little article; something new; sells like wildfire; carry right in pocket; write alt once for free sample. Albert Mills, general manager, no American bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

POSITION WANTED-Bookkeep and general office man, with selling experi- ence, age 26 years; recently discharged from foreign service. Address SLY, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

SONG POEMS WANTED-It will be to your advantage to send today for val uable information free; don't delay. Hummel Co.,, Clarence bldg, Cleveland, Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

WONDEK-GAs-Gas maning plants for homes. $15; to agents. $6; you collect the money: ours comes later. Wonder Burner, Dept. l5, Columbus. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE WANTED-By young wom- an, 23, position as stenog-
 rapher or file clerk; two
 years experience; can fur nish best of references. Ad- dress GAS, care Age-Her- aid. /
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06
WANTED Steam Shovel Engineer. Address L-18, Age-Herald.

WANTED-Young man between 20 and 30, with experience in selling goods. Call Sunday, 2 p. m. l.. A. Handley, Granada hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

SALESMAN. with own auto; experienced either city or state; can qualify for most any selling proposition; what have you to offer? Address J-1S, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

DISTRIBUTOR wanted every county. for Moracle motor gas, Sc worth equals gallon gasoline, Knocks out carbon; 300 per cent profit. Isom. Idaho, writes: Ship 300 packages. Made b62 yesterday. Tremendous money maker, spare time or all time. Write Charles A. Butler S Co., Dept. AS, Toledo, Q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTS MEN-Salary s175-$25O month when competent; chief draftsman will train you personally also furnish free all tools and drawing table; training given until placed in posi- tion at above salary. Address Chief Craftsman Dobe, 4001 Broadway, Div. 63, Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

DISCHARGED army sergeant; Spanish student, experienced in bookkeeping, stenography, general office work, exe- cutive ability, desires position in Cuba, Mexico or city. Address O-17, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-06

s SALESMEN-Learn about the new cal culator adding machine: retails $10; hdds. subtracts, multiplies, divides au- tomatically; does work of $500 machine; five-year guarantee; sells on sight; barry in your coat pocket: full time or Fide line; liberal profits and protected territory. Dept. 1O4, Calculator Corpora lion, Grand Rapids, Mich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
TAMPICO, TAMAULlPAS.
Fue muItado el captain de IN buque que permiti6 Ell desem-
barque del consul inglss.-Mejoras en- las barradas.
-Incend;o en- las bodegas de "El Aguila" -Chocaron
dos embarcaciones.-Broto IN nuevo POGO de petr6leo

TANPICO, lamps, Nov. 41.-Ha-
&c tres dias foDdeo en- Ia bahia, en-
lugar situado fuera De las escolle-
ras, Ell vapor ~pritanico Actor, de
matricula inglesa, y de ~proceGencia
Immediate de Nueva Orleans. Con
este motive Sc orden0 que Sc abstu-
viesen los pasajeros de bajar I tie
IRA, mientras las autoridades SANTA
rias del puerto no dispIs;escn que
podian hacerlo, en- virtud de estar el
barco sUjeto a cuarent Ia.
e. Medico delegado de Salubridad,
practice 81 vista de inspection, ha-
Ilando que NADIA habia encontrado
que indicase la presencia del NAL a
bordo, sin embargo de 10 cual dis
puso que permaneciera el barco en-
complete aislamicnto, y que los pa
s~ajeroS desembarcaran, dcspues de
sujetarlos 4 una e~scrupulosa des!n-
feccion V a una vigilancia bien estre
cha. Los unicos pasajeros que iban
i desembarcar en- Tampico, cram el
consul irgles Y su esposa, Y ell Co.
mandante del barco, no bien supo Ia
determination del Inspector Santa
rio, sin consular nj pedjr permiso
al jefe de Migracion, dejo hacer el
desembarque de las personals cita-
das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
La Legislature culpada
de los sangrientos su-
CeS0S de VeraCruZ

CORDOBA, EER::. Novicmbre y.
La Legislature local fue imputa-
da hog, dugante Ia session por el d.
putado Miravcte, de ser responsible
de la sangre cue corrio en- NeracruZ
Y de IA que correra 81 por I'm capri
cho sistcmatico, capricho representa-.
do por los d;putados Lara, Garz6n
Cossa Y PeHa. no Sc lIeva a cabo Ia
destituc;6n del a!calde Nercado Alar-
con.
En- dos sesiones b~orrascosaS. n de
n manana Y Ia de Ia tardc, notific6-
s. que el Tribunal Superior dc JUS
ticia consideva al a!calde portcRo Co
no responsible de, dclito de usur-
?aci6n de funciones pubijcas.
por las mGtiples intrigas de IN
d;putado. tuvo que llegarse a una
session secreta Y Ia presidencia acor-
Ia rasar Ia S!guicnte circular:
"Por ayuerdo de los m!embros pre-
sCu:es dc la Legislature, en Ia session
Gc hoy. resolvimos, de acuerdo con el
art. IS de Ia Constitution. eXcitar .
los djputados faltantes para que Sc
presenter a cumplir con sus deberes;
en- L. inteligencia de que ST p~rocede-
RI q lamar a les s~uplentes 81 no 10
verifican en- IN termino per%entorlo.
En- caso necesario. Sc c~onvocara a
nucvas ~eleccicnes por los cantones de
Veracruz, Orizaba Y Xalapa.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
UN CLERICO ITALIANO
DICE QUE DESCUBRIO UN
CALENDARIO PERPETUO

ROMA, NOviembre l7.-El Reeve
rendo Francisco Scatigna, del pueblo
de Locortondo. de la Provincial de
Bari, asegura haber descubierto eli
"Ca!endario Perpetuo," que los sa-
bios de todas las epocas han venido
perSiguiendo.
e. caleDdario que ha inventado 81
hunilde c,erigo, consiste de dos dis
cos superpuestos n Sobre ell otro
corcentricamente, uno mayor que el
otro, pudiendo girar Independence
mente. Moviendo convenientemente
ambos discos. puede obtenerse ell dia,
la semana : el mes c~orrectos, de
cualquier ano que Sc desee. 81 Ia ase-
veraci6n del clerigo de Locortondo
resulta cierta, ella vendra a echar
por terra la prediction del gran as
tr6nomo Hershell, de que janlas po-
dria arreglarse IN ca!endario perpe-
tue c~orrecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

do explotado ambos, produciendo
poderosa conmoci6n en- n eXtensa
IONA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
Dos embarcaciones que chocan.

Dos e~mbarcaciones que chocan.
Por faltar a los reglamentos de
la navigation por el rio, ocurri6 Ia
noche de aver un choque entire dos
chalanes de los cue hacen c! servi-
clio de transportc en- el Canal de Chi
jol. La falta consiste en- que MIN
guna de las dos e~mbarcaciones lie
vaban luz en- los topeS Y este origino
que no pudieran verse, evitando ell
choque. Ambas sufrieron averias de
consideration, habi6ndose salvado los
t~ripulantcs por un verdadcro milagro
Y i fuerza de trabajos para lograr-
10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
Broto I'm nuevo pozo de p~etrolco.

En- los tcrrenos que la Compania
e. Aguila tiene en- la jurisdiction de
Amatlan, ha brotado un nuevo pDZo
de petr6ieo, cuya production Sc cal
cula en- sesenta mil barriles de petr6-
leo diarios. La Compania ha dado
aviso por TELEGRAPH a 81 Sucursal en-
este puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
! e PP,EEN1|SAz
DIAR1o POPULAR INDEPENDENT.
OF SUBSCRIPTION:


United States. Canada. Mexico. Cuba. Puer-
10 Rico. Panama End the Philippines Island:
One year o.oS
Three months 5 l.5o
Contra! and South America excepting "a.
aaula!. EuUope ,rG n! countrIes IL The Ini'
versai Postal Uuicp:
ODe yekE y s-uu
SIX mOnth c.ov
Ehrec n0L-m , S.ss
WEEKLY EDITION
Wednesday,.
United States. Mexico. CsI:aca. Cuba. Puer.
to Rice, PANAMA ana tns fnInppioss Islands.
One veal , Luz
SIX months . u.Sv
Central ami South America ;exceptcs
Panama., Europe, ec.i
me yea S1.oe
Payments are due IL advance aud can be
us!e by postal o. Express mcney order.
ney Yor. ekCGanse Or rel istcrec lsttcr.
rec,2s OF .ubscr!pLloR sre in =. ;. ~. or Is
equivalents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
Nueva Refineria

La Secretarja de Industrial ha a
probado los pianos presentadoS por
Ia Compa1ia "Awi' para la Instala-
ci6n de una gran refineria en- ell
Puerto de Lobos, cuya capac!dad sc
estima en- treinta mil barriles diarios.
Nuy pronto daran principle los
trabajos empleardose gran nGmero
de operarios. e. capital que Sc in
vertira er esta obra sera de varios
millones de dolares, incluso Ia cons
trucci6n Ge oIeoconductos Y algunOs
barcos para el trasporte del aceite.
Estos barcos haran servicio COT los
puertos americanos los de Cuba, y
algunos de las Iadlas Occidentales.
La maquinaria empezara 4 llegar
dentro de pocos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
pRECICS DE SUSCRIPCION:
EDICION DIARIA

En- los Estados Uuidos. Mexico. Canada. Gu
ha. Puerto Rico. Panama , las 4=i;.s fuip'nS:
SEES rleses
Tres mcse-
Ell Centre y Sur America tcxceptuando
Panama., Europa y .cs Gtnas paises COM
prendidos On - Union Postal Uniye:sal:
Ia aIO 80
Tres neSsS -'~
EDITION SEMANAEIA
tMit-co.e2J.
En- los Estados Uridus. tiexieo. Canada, Gu
ba, FUcr,c Rico, Panama ) !Hs ls'aS riIpins3:
Tn A,lo ..-.-....-. -.---.----..- st.cS
seis alcseS SV."V
En- Centre y Sur America. tcxceotrando
Panama.. EUROPA. ETC.:
IN u!ic S1-2H
Los paEos deDen hacerse &c. RjeiHutadc.
en- g..o IoSlaI t. Ge EAptess, earta eertItlcs-
ca O IeIi@ soOTs NueVa IOrk- Los pIecios
&c aus, ripclUE so1 -. aine.U a5Cec:cano Q gu
equiraienc!a ca nCn sia del pals Gr conds
be scHcitC e. pc-IodIco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

habiendo degrade darle a!cance, los
obligaron a presentar comJatc, du-
ranGo este POGO mas de n bora,
con resuItados adversos para los re-
bcldeS, que fueron derrotados y
puestos en- dispersion.
I'm incendio en- Ia: bodegas de FL
Aguila.
La noche del doce, 4 IL madrugada,
Sc inicio III inccndio en- las bodegas
de Ia Compania Ell Aguila, que pudo
habcr sido de consecuencias, pero que
fue sofocado luegO. Sc cree que algu
ma chispa que vol0 sobre n de los
tanqucs fuc In que ocasiono ell sin!es
tro. en- el que solo Sc registr0, en-
calidad de d~csgracia personal, las
Qucmaduras que sufrio en- las piernas
y en- las manos el cmpleado de la
mencionada compania, senior Manuel
Teran, pero que ~ son de grave
dad. 10 mas peligroso que Ocurri0
en- este case, fuG que el fucgo Sc CO.
muric6 a dos tanqucS llenos de pctr6-
leo que estaban inmcdiatos, habien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
S~uspenderan sus traba'
JOS Varias companies
~petroIlferas

TAMPICO, lamps, Noviemhre is.
Estan para s~uspenderse los trabaJos
de p~erforaci0n de varioS pozos per
tenecientes 4 algunas de las compa-
MAS petroleras, en- virtud de no ha-
Der g~estionado el permiso ~nccesario
ante las autoridades. La notlc!a ha
causado mucha inquietud entire los
trabajadorcs, pues gran numero de
cllos ~quedaran sin quehacer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

que al acudir 4 mis- ofjcinas puedo OK
n;irarl. sls Intermediates On Su propjo
idioma. rcc,biendo las cxpiicacioHez del
case tamhi"n IN su idioma. Acudjcndo Il
mis- oficinaS TUede cstar SECURE DC reel
Dir las atencioHcs dc TN cS7ccialista que
Sabe como t-atar con cxito todas las en-
f"rnlcdades cr6nIcEs que constituyen 81
specialized.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

Mis- c-edcnciaIes son de IA cateEoria
mas alta. Me recibi en- dos Colesios de
Medicina y en- uno de clos fui Professor
ror espacio de tres amos. teSiendo n mi
cargo la catedra de las Intermediates QUE
constituyen mi .especialidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

Entered q. second-class matter Eebruaf'
o. iQI3. at The Post Office st Saa Anto-
90 re;. ua6sr tks Act OF Marsh +. 1870.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

sHa DIDO listed hablar de Heracl:o Bernal.
q g2yo de Siaaloat Va a I!egRE muy
proato. ESPERELo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

e. articulo 13 de Ia Ley de Migra
ci6n es ell que resulta violadO en- es-
te case, pues aUn cuardo las perso-
nalidades del consul ingles V su espo-
san son respetabilisimas, Ia ley no
tiene distinciones en- su aplicacion,
" precisamente por ESQ es que Ell VIC
lador Sc hizO acreedor q castigo. La
pera cue puso ell Inspector de Mi
graci6n. es de trescientos pesos GRO
nacional, en- calidad de multa, que
deberan ser pagados por los signata-
rios del barco en- las oficinas de la
Aduana Martina.
MejoraS en- las barbados.
Los v~ecinos de las Colonias apar-
tadas como Ell Aguila, Guadalupe v
No!antin. tiene al fin una perspec-
tiva de que Sc resuelva 81 problema
que tanto tempo ha ~preocupado a
los Ayuntamientos, respecto a Ia CO.
m~unicacion por medic de tranv;as u
Otro medic facil de ~transportc, sien-
do el constitutivo de tai perspective,
Ell hecho de que la Compania de Luz V
FucrZa de este puerto va a hacer una
ueva mejora en- SUI scrvicio de tran
Was clcctricos, tales como tender
una dobie via V e~nlazar algunas de
las antiques, Y no seria dificil que
entire estaS mejoras Sc contase Ia de
haccr llegar las Was a las mencio-
nadas ~colonias, con Ia cual verdadc-
ramente ~crcccrian en- i~mportancia Y
en- c~omodidad.
La referida Compania de Luz Y
Fuerza ha pedido a la Fundici6n de
Fierro Y Acero dc Monterrey, Ia can
tidad dc dos mil toneladas de %rieles.
dando a este pcdldo el caricter de
urgcntc, pucs con este Sc quierc lie
4 a cabo ell proyecto m~encionado
anteS.
I'm eucueutro con los rebeldes.
De ia plaza de Ray0n, de- Estado
de San Luis Potosi, comuaican ror
TELEGRAPH nj jefe de las oD"raciunes
Francisco Murguia, que en- dias pa
s"dos un grupo de revoiucionarios,
que asciende a cuarcnta aproxima-
damente, Pretendieron entrar en- la
referda plaza. En- el acto que Sc
supo Ia proXimidaG de las fuerzas dc
a!zados y su intcnci0n, la Dafcnsa
Social de la pob'acI6n Sc aprcst6.
pFeparandosc para cl combatc. Wis
TO 10 cual por los r~cbcldes. Sc ~retira-
ron siendo entonceS perseguidos por
les d~efensores de la plaza, q~uicrcs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19

:Ha dido listed hab.ar de Heraclio Bcrnal
= Rayu dc S!raloar Va a ilegar muy
runto. ~ESPERELO.
The Home news., 1919-11-21
This Publication Cost $9O.OO
LIST OF COUNTY WARRANTS ISSUED

Following Is List of Geo. D.
 July 1, to september so lsis Inclusive w Geo. D G G sunns4s md gtss Sny say 9n m Jones' S Geo.
 court fund, ~o~~. - 15o G.H. Ha D. swishsr Mig, ' Co., Stamps etc., circuit ,4o Walter Jime1son, stamp account, second quarter, " N George Harason work chancery court ordinary
 fund lso. anps sevOnu p'@r.v' neooi' 1o5o J.
 record fund.- e. - W. .o"s 1Aa ~ -v.~ -p.A e25 E. L. Ha ~ M county % fund o - ."o a@ ~ 0.a.n" 600 Sam
 county fund ~ aU.o Yv A. - 600 J. R. Jae - county fund fund 1 - ] .. aa - o..-e. 24oo B. T. Jo county fund.- - "S9rSeo v. ae 21oo J. A. Hs " N D' county fund fund n's 21oo Neal Nc " N '0 county fund.- u1p sseeso. one oa 800 A. E. Ridgeway, township assessor one day, ordinary
 J. H. Dae township assessor two days ordinary
 Browning, township assessor day, ordinary
 IL IL county fund.- 5u ln" 1920 E. John wiggins ni township S assessor one day. ordinary
 A. D. can 't township dr assessor two days ordinary
 w. M stader township assessor two days ordinary j. D. ldridg township assessor two days ordinary w. " Angelo township assessor days ordinary si snapp township days ordinary L. Bill C. Montague township assessor two days ordinary Augusta City Light Gs Plant Water June ordinary county Brew Heaey Roth burial Fred Wch pauper fund 5000 J. La E. DunganEx. Richard Smith and mage, ordinary
 Augusta M. Wilenzick eight comforts for jail order
 24O0 J. L.. c Yingling, grand stenographer second
 quarter 75OO H. H. w E. w. Butler coffin for pauper ordinary county ,o o , E. w Butler corones jury inquest ordinary county C. T. Allen aae eoroners jury inquest ordinary county
 fund, 100 w. Lucas inquest ordinary county
 = fund Carl A. Kbber, inquest, ordinary county
 fund, 100 Margare w. Watkins, coroner's inquest ordinary
 county fund, 100 Healey Simmons, inquest ordinary
 100 Democrs L. inquest ordinary
 county fund, loo Democra C. l.. Ganison coroners jury inquest ordinary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
WESTERGAARD VICTOR IN
FAST WRESTLING MATCH
Later Accepts Hnnson'S Challenge for
Return Bout for Big Purse Here
Next Thurnday Night.

Not content with the sho wing which
he made against Westergaard in his
Air Arena last night when he was
thrown for the best two out OF three
falls. Fritz Hanson later put up a side
bet OF 800 and challenged wes,er-
gard for return match next Thurs
day night at the Broadway.
The challenge was at once accepted
and the purse for the second affair
Will be heavy. 1t will consist OF the
receipts OF the match Thursday. Han
son was brought here at the last
minute to take the I1ace OF Zeke
Smith, who was billed 10 meet Wester-
gard. Smith was prevented from
going on the boards by tremendous
boil on his arm which made wrestling
impossible.
The mill between Hanson and
the crowd of about 500 wrestling fans
as one Of the fastest they have ever
5@en here. Hanson weighed l52 pounds
and Westergaard l5S pounds: Both
fur!ously The hrst fall came in 25
minutes and went TO Hanson with a
n back cradle LEN, wGs.ersaard Won Won the
won In l6 minutes with a comhint-
tion arm and leg hold, and the third
In II minutes with cradle hold.
I've made the challenge TO meet Wester-
gard again next Thursday night.
claiming that ne was not In the best
condition because OF his quick deci-
sion TO come here when Smith wired
him to come after discovering that
his arm was too bad to put on the
match as originally planned.
BY throwing Archie Holt In thirty
minutes, Maxey. president OF the Police
Athletic Association. won the wrestling
championship of the Police Depa rtment
last night after the Hanson Wester-
g>ard match. After the one fall the
match was called off because Of the late
hour. Unusual interest was shown In
the bout between the two police men
and the fans we're satisfied in every
wav. with the brand OF wrestling they
displayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
TENNIS MATCH SATURDAY
NORFOLK PLAYERS COMING
TO BATTLE VIRGINIA CLUB
First Set In Intercity Match sched-
uled to start ut
{ O'Clock.

Tho first intercity tennis match of
the season will take place tomorrow al
The Country Club Of Virginia. when the
E ioeal E,c Soant5S Club team meets the
and three doubles matches. The Nor
toik players Will arrive here at 3
o'clock and the hrs, set will be played
an announcement made by John A.
Soke. u. chairman of the tennis com
NIUE Bufor OF the Re, &C, Club
Rohb and Lafferty will represent he
local club In the singles and the
tSssa $, team Will also be formed from
; Coke. who generally pairs with Blu
ford in doubles. will play. Women
PLAYERS Ter, from the Norfolk club viii Ii's be-
learned last night. because the best
women players at tho seaport town are
away for the summer.
semi-Finnls on Today.
>, The semi finals In the matches for
will be played this afternoon In the
mems singles. Bickel and Flemings
VII play; and the winner Of this
newt Monday or Tuesday afternoon
TOT the championship OF the club in
In the mems doubles. Buford and
ooke VIII meet Robb and Guest this
afternoon In the semi-hnals, and the
~ for ,h. % dnuh5 play Fleming and Morton
The play will be the best three out OF
Miss Penelope Anderson has won her
slss by by defeating Miss HAYES. So.
81, Miss Warren defeated Miss Rowe.
Or the match between Miss Warren and
Miss Beale will meet Miss Anderson
TO-. .Ipi me championship In the women's
pay THIS afternoon because OF tho re-
cent illness OF Miss Warren
Two Stars Are Here
!, spefciai interest attaches TO the play
Ihey recently won tho girls national
aouoLes championship in the tourney
IN thm the womans and VII play together
TIA, Mis- fFsP Ss abi. t, ,SG onsn
ssanss 's her Peas aeu Sna this viii Put her
singles finals. The players are ONLY
,hey m seyen teen yenrs old and should
TO probably the largest gallery drawn
by any OF the matches In the tournev
fo, line results OF the play yesterday
Mems Singles.
Coke defeated Miller. ell: sd
Fleming defeated Guest. Cd; g.,
nnu,ord defeated Meredith. ST.: So.
So no ro defeated Valentine. ST:
Bickel defeated Coke. s-a: 81.
bulord defeated Morton. ga; 81.
Women's Singles.
Miss Penelope Anderson d.fo,,os
MISS Hawes. So: So
6 AL Miss warren defeated Miss Rowe
Miss Beale defeated Miss Tompkins.
Mems Doubles.
FLEMING and Morton defeated Mullen
aha Jonnson; 81: GO.
= ihsickel and Lafferty defeated Mere
dith and Miller. 60: 81.
LigminR and Morton defeated Bickel
ana LaHerty. 6-2: 40; 7-5