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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
STATE: HOUSE
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(Continueo from rage ] oh)
There seems to be no doubt but that
the present chairman. Frank L. Dut-
ton Of Augusta. will be re-appointed
for a term Of four years.
The Legislature also changed the
law so that the recording o6icial Of
the commission WILDE known as
clerk instead Of secretary. The Sec
retary received an annual salary Of
$500, while the pay of the clerk will
be determined by the Governor and
Council. With the operation Of the
new law. Harry H. Thurlough OF
Pittsfield, who was secretary Of the
commission since its creation in
1916, retires. -s~. .-.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

The number Of editorials we have
seen discussing whether DR.. Wilkins
proved his innocence or his guilt by
hanging himself shows that after all
the war had it's blessings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Swiss mountaineers ascended Mont
Blanc and the Matterhorn and drank
champagne to celebrate the signing
OF the peace treaty. Yes. If you want
to call 1t high links, we'd say you are
certainly within the facts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

New York is on the water wagon
for fair. having used $1,000, 900 more
gallons of water last Tuesday than it
did Monday. Notwithstanding it was
wash day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Light and Airy
The Plays the Thing.

The things that poor old Shakespeare
wrote
Are queer and that's a fact.
They're strangely easy when you quote.
But mighty hard to act.
Washington Star
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

You cannot buy so much with a dol
lar now as you could a few years ago.
but II you have one to put in the saw
ings bank you can get higher interest
on it.-Boston Globe
Natural inference: Don't waste
your dollars on buying things where
you get a raw deal every time. bu.
put them all in the savings bank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

when the President returns he will
find the Mexican problem still on his
desk as unfinished business" says the
New York Tribune.
It will be interesting to see how
he win finish 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

With only 20 arrests for intoxication
In Boston the night before the Fourtn n
and the number Of arrests for drunken
ness decreasing every day under pro-
hibtion. before long perhaps the Bos-
ton cops will have to wear white gloves
all the time. as the judge does at Nan
tucket.-Boston Globe.
And you'll need fewer cops, too?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

It Is reported that William Hohen-
zollern Of Amerongen is considering
q trip to England this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Eastern Steamship Lines, |n|
Hoston and Portland Line
s. s. "Gov. plNcIEY"

Freight and Passenger Service
Leave Portland. Franklin WHAT
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS an'
FRIDAYS at $50 p. NJ. for Boston
Return-Leave Boston, Cent?.
Wnarf. TUESDAYS. THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS at 6 P. NJ.
BATH q soorhsAY LINE
schedule effective June 1s. 1919 Leaw
6atn 24o r. ii. week days only :o'
boothoay Haroor and way landing
HnetuTn-Leave 4 Boothbay Harbor at = =
A. a. N; week days only for Bath ans
n. A. HARADEN. supt. Bath. Me-
"a. =; CLAY. Supt.. Portland. Me-
mayzd1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

OF being brave. Valor is still valoi.
The firsf duty Of a. man is still thai
OF subduing fear. We must get ra
OF fear: we cannot act till then. =
man shall and must be valiant. ~
must march forward. Now and AZ
ways the completeness Of his victor!
over fear will determine how much q
Q man he n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Globe.
Noticsabls!" It's hottsrn hlasss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Name Gossip
lise'S Hour.gIass.

(RoSamond Reed.)
Last night my soul was dreaming
OF the hours that build a day;
How the clock ticks off the minutes,
How the bright sands run away
In the hour-glass. as we turn it:
Shining sands that quickly run,
So almost before We know 1t,
Another day is done.
Last night my soul was dreaming
. OF the years. that stretch ahead.
Golden years that seem to beckon
Fer the joy OF quest has fed:
Golden years that seem to beckon,
Flecked with sunshine all the way.
Will their Gladness turn to sadness,
Sunny slopes to cloud-land gray?
Last night my soul was dreaming,
Wistful things the spirit spoke
Then a breeze blew in the easement,
Morning called me, and l woke.
Woke to brd-songs and to sunshine,
Woke to working. and to play.
Woke to bless the kindly curtain
Hiding future days away.
For we could not bear the prospect.
We should see across the years,
Fleeing joys and lasting sorrows.
Into days the year Is broken,
Into hours God broke each day.
We can live through thirty minute:
II we only know the way.
Turn the hour-glass, watch the brigh
sands,
Shining sands that swiftly run;
So almost before we know it.
Comes the setting of the sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Not at All Cnn6dan&-

Barber-Wil YOU have anything on
your face when have finished sir?
Victin-I do not know. But I. hope
you'll leave my nose, at least.. STRAY
Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

THIS u . funny old world. All the
immigrants are going to Europe and
all the tourists are coming to this
rnFy. Noted among the latter are
lbert Earshal Foch and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

.Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy
an unbroken Bayer package which
contains proper directions to safely
relieve Headache. ,Toothache. Ear
ache, Neuralgia, Colds and pain.
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
but a few cents at drug stores
larger packages also. Aspirin Is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Observation-Disclosures Of Salicyiicacid.
ADV.
tn1s, wed fri. and go mon.tf
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DENTISTRY
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Railroads and Steamboats,
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Trains leaun Au..A

CORRECTED TO JITNE n ,uo
Fhiiadelphia and WashineJort t' sul
III; tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
New York. 6.16 pm. for 'Rrua: RrIa:v
portland and Boston. % "a q, Eass =
m. Ts;S am. slo22 am. I24s nm
pm. portland only sis ~ pE' IN.
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Lover and Foxcroft t1.O0 am. T555
f9uman passengers only ives, Of Pa|
= tpaily excep. Sundays. .Daily. ,s4|
s. 6. DOUGLASS. Fedora, uan,,|
N; L HARRIS. General Pass. Ags1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Carroll A. Matthew Of Pennington
had an experience during the bomb
outrages in Philadelphia he does not
care to repeat. He was about to re-
tire for the night, but was sitting at
a window partially open when sud-
denly came loud report and the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Forty-one years as a barber is
something Of a record. but it is even
more remarkable in the case Of l. W.
Benner who has worked at that voca-
ton in one room all that time and
has never taken a vacation, says the
Rockland Courier-Gazette It was
exactly Al years at 1890. July 2.
since he applied the razor to his first
customer in the shop just north of
Rankin block
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Windsor Daggett, son Of Mrs. E.
c. Daggett Of Auburn, has just sailed
for an extended trip to England.
France and Italy with Francis X.
Bushman. Mr. Daggett who was
formerly professor of English and
elccution at University Of Maine has
recently returned from service
abroad. Mr.. Bushman is planning to
return to the legitimate stage. and
Mr.. Daggett is tutoring him in elocu-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

= = aa svsrlsst,as duty. The duty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Lewiston has the first public milk
station to be established in Andros-
cossin county. just opened at 16
spruce street. 1t is under the man.
ament OF the Infant Welfare and
cnilo Hygiene Of Lewiston and
Auburn and Mrs. Peter O'Brien Will
be in charge. WAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
.OE.H0LD is net BARRED
IN FRIDAY NIGHT MATCH
jean wcstnEnrd md Joe Turner Ex-
pectch to Give Fnst wrestling
Exhibition.

thrills galore arc expected TO stir
INC fans tomorrow night when Jcdu
WesteEard and Joe Turner. deadly ma
Hrals for long stretch Of time. NEE /
IN decisive contest at the Broad
way athletic arena. The action un-
iolded when these two grapplers last
bitt!cd here ana tho spirit which
marked che warmth Of the rivalry OK
S.tcd til: keencst interest Of tho fans.
inc Two tusslers have had an even
break In two bouts here this season
ana the rubber" is eagerly awaited
The fact that tho wrcsticrs will be
allowed 70 use the toe hold in their
th'rd session on the mat promises to
add much pep" TO the match. The
TOO hold has been eliminated in
wrestling contests in th.s city for the
last Few years, although IL has been
USED TO a certain extent as :; dcfcn-
Sivo weapon in recent matches at tho
b:oadway. 1t can be used in any
fashion in the Wcstegard Turner bat
tie. according to- the announcement
made by the promoters
With the staging, of the battle be-
tween Turner and Westegard and an.
other feature event in which "Iokc'
Smith and Matsuda Oish will figure.
the cLrt2:n Will drop on the outdoor
season At the Broadway.
Owing to lack Of sufficient seat
ing accommodation*. women viii not
he admitted free to the matches to-
morrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUBS
MAY GET new MANAGERS
Mhn! GhanEes in Leaders Likely Before
iuIo Hanebail season Rolls
Around.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. s.-Manv
changes arc likely to take place anon
INC managers Of the teams in The
S,6odu,hern League before the season of
1870 rolls around. Johnnie Dobbs ~
INC New Orleans Pelicans, Kid Eber-
feld. OF tho Little Rork Travellers aud
sammy Strang Nicklin, of the Chat :
ianooga lookouts. are the only three
1919 southern League managers sure
10 remain At their posts for the I930
season. President Allen. of Little
ss9ck, Already has announced Fiber
reid VIII be retained: StranE Nickl:n
appoints himself. and is said to be on
good terms with himself. and Their.
harulT could be any improvement maie
on 5ohnnie Dobbs, who has kept con-
way during the six seasons he hs :.
peen hero Nevertheless. II is sa! tina /
DopoS may be transferred TO Memphis
and that Larry Gilbert will succeed him
III New Orleans
Two managers likely TO hold on 10
their JOBS are Carlton Molesworth. or
birmingham and Bob Coleman Of Mo-
bile over in Brminpham the fans
are crying for Molesworth's scaip. hut
Kick Woodward. who owns the club.
doesn't believe they make them bet.
yer than Moley, and Indications are
the IA, boy Will stick unless he re-
i, is not impossible tina, Wordsworth
thc Pittsburgh Pirates. They hav
with no success. and as most OF TIN:
baron stars go TO the big league via
PitisburSh II IS believed Wordsworth
could make a hit there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
NEW METHOD TO SHORTEN
TENNIS PLAY SUGGESTED
'EnEii.h Authority Suys Change Should
bc Made In Count After
Deuce.
English followers or H.,

English followers OF lawn tennis
arc discussing ways and means OF
shortening matches In tournament
play. The controversy Of three and
hNc set matches has come TO the fore
HEain ana TAG possibility has also
been suggested Of curtailing the
thc system of scoring. after deuce has
the set.
II is con,endcd by T.. IL. pearcc.
VINO mas been prominent as umpire
~ many British tournaments. that Il
~ an anomaly that a player must fire.
luently be Obliged TO win three points
iove) to secure the game after deuce
has been called. Thus. If and b
play and y is vantage, B takes the
NEXT point and makes 1T deuce and
,heh Two moro strokes for game
three strokes .consecutivcly. The sug-
eestion OF this authority is that the
player who first scores two conse GU
winner of that game. If \ and 4
steadily, went on winning alternate
points the game would swing back all
the time iii thc necessary two points
were won cousecutively. AZ regards
calling the score. the only difference
would be ina; every point Won after
ia or out, according TO who won
turn TO deuce.
sir. Pcarce obtained the statistics Of
Sos games played in the English
championship at Wimbledon. or these
Sames\ 2T2 went 10 deuce and ga
points would have been saved by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
CONSTANTINE DECLARES
NEVER REN0UNCED CROWN
Former King OF Greece Says lie Left
Country to Facilitate Soiu-
ton OF Problems.
ifAvoRs ITALo.GREEK ALLIANCE
Says lie Never Desired to Join Forces
With Central Powers and Urges
Unrest f;ovice in Military Matters
Secs It's Absurdity.
nl FORMER KING COSSTA MINE,
OF GREECE.

Copyright. 1912 b. Universal service.l
PARIS. Oct; al never renowned
terror problems during the war.
II Is utterly false to say that I
aud the central empires. All that T
sought was prolonsation Of neutrality
~ view OF GTeece's unprepuredness
and total lack of arms aud munitions.
1t was my duty also to consider tho
situation on the numerous Greeks in
gravest danger In case We went into
the war on The side OF the allies.
Were IsmncilinE Considerations.
noiicy 10 which / adhered. in spite OF
"f ,G @ss OF pu hs i foy 10 accuse me o.,
plotting AN attack on General Sarraiis
army from, from the rear. The nerest mill
POSSIBILITY of such AN evcntuaity.
inc french minister of Athens him
,as,ic fabric bf Of e TIN, ina ima Eis lon
whGreupon ] wrote him:
lcy THIS to your government Do
not Gonfinc your admission to myself
iic,sidcs. how could any right
HTccco and Great Britain possible
when slapco at the map, proves such
= step to be inconccivab BILE from our
I'nvors Itaio-Greek Alliance.
.. but ihcsc arc all matters OF the past
rTccSe must now assure the safety Of
nSr iuturc. which will be best accom-
pushed by means Of an Italo-Greek
aiilancc. The two nations are closely
related racially and have the greatest
si1'ilitudc of interests.
am. therefore. glad TO learn that
accord on durable basis Is at this
moment being established between
i,tiy ana Greece. under, which II is
agreed that Greece shall get Thracc
which Is only right from every stand.
Naturally. the Turkish question oc-
SSnpies large portion of my thoughts
v, MI Turkey be broken UP into small
should Give Rdce. Freedom.
The hesitation of the allies on tho
Dolnt Is quite comprchensiblc Ny
own opinion is that the only method
OF establishing peace in the Near East
- 10 Elxc the various peoples making
up nc Turkish nation an opportunity
70 decide their own political fate and
accomplish their racial DEVELOPMENT in
an atmosphere OF freedom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
"P0P" LANNIGAsI ASSEMBLIES
TRACK MEN OF UNIVERSITY
VIII lie First Team, to Represent yir.
Elnin on Cindcr Path
Since 1910.

toPcCidi 10 Inc JlfncS- DlSpatch1
-, CHA!RLOTrESVILLE, VA. Oct. S.
at the University OF Virginia. is now
busy assembling an track material In
college, SO AS to get line on the can.
uidates upon whom nc can RELY i'm tho
i've big meets scheduled for the com
ing season.
With five letter men back and FORTY
men working out daily on Lambet n
reid. the outlook for track at Vir-
Einia this year is unusually promising.
~ VII be the FIRST team that has rep
resented the University on the cinder
Among those who arc showing IN
well arc ieedy In the sprints: Il. r.
middle distances: a. r. Stands. or
Washington. in the mile and H. e
mile. W.
Archer holds tho record at Virginia
lot the javelin throw. and tho broad
Jump aud last year cleared the bar in
N won MS letter as haif-milcr and
nuihrier- miller; running on the relay
which won the South Atlantic cham
pionship. q. +. Edmunds runs Tho
half mile and mile. and Kant. is boldar
OF inc virginia record in the two-,uile
run: Captain Wilson is a consistcnr
performer Ia the hurd7cs and dashcs.
:, Bcsides these letter men. Chamber
Ia IA IN and Seward show great promise
me FORMER has been clearing 6 feet In
INC nigh jam aud Seward holda thc
intcrscholastic record for virginia IN
me 100 and 220yard dashcs seward
Is ten-second man as is Mccall Who
formerly ran for Woodbury. Forest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
RECALLS CICOTTE'S OBIT
AFTER COMEBACK STUNT


CONTINUED from Page Tenn
G "a up r;o, Moran w4yed Slim saliee
vermont schooi ,eaeher RAY look if bis o,a ,he
r, Gahdil hit an awkward roller 10
XII riTher "a and Ray fsI! as he iielded the
The runner at tirst, the other two ad.
vanciIS 70 second and third. R!sbers
struck on, with a mighty. swing. It
Suspicious Of Cicotte.
Whcn scale was at bat in the Reds
Naiiin 10 look at Chick Gandiiiis Si ISea
In l, any ;sysnt. the umpire Inspected the
Neals got the baseball when in play
suspected cicottc of having something
besides his own skill on the bail. Thcy
probably thought it was. emery. and
the pitchers glove. /, would be in the
E T;,nd ., OF some me, other player who
nay gave ,he a sP PSeuen' Eiove Nss ae
LEFT. Winso walked and Walter
pinch hitter in place Of Fisher Adoifo
l.uqne. the Cuban. hustled down TO tho
warm-up station. shedding his sweater
:, tn, The crowd habled wildly as the Babe
n Th, fau, 1u 10 Ren,Hsr m95ey 5aised
bascman also threw out Rath
I.uque Brenks In.
LuGue, who is the first Cuban hall
PLAYER who. ever PLAYED in a worlds
sh hSsG M ,iS Sh handeT with lot OF
stormy petrels Of the game. Once this
season he challenged tho New York
club when the Giants were riding
J. Collins hit double on him. but
"" were 3ut and Lu1ue struck out r:
strike and had to throw out Eddie at
nrst. Luquc famed cicotte that in
After Daubert had famed in ~.
Reds side OF the sixth Groh doubled to
left. Cicotte threw out Roush Heine
taking third. duncan singled and
'roh scored. the crowd making quite
Ncale forced Duncan.
Ludue famed Weaver and Felsch In
the seventh The Cuban was pitching
proposition that right flanders bother
the SoX more than left flanders. against
whom the Chica Goans were supposed
TO BIO particularly weak
After Neale had struck out in tho
Reds side of the seventh WinEo
w walked Luagge struck out and Rath
second. Daubert hit fierce grounder
at L. Collins and Collins fumbled the
ball; lie roceversd in time to throw
let out a terrific protest at Nallin's
decision.
Roush Drops Fly.
Roush dropped RisberGs fly in the
eighth, but RisberE tried to take two
bases. on the mishap and Roush recov-
cred the ball in time to throw Rfsberc
out al second. So instead of put-out
Roush got an assist. Kopf and Dau-
bert. made corkins play on Schalk's
Erounder to deep short for tho third
out
sherry" Magec appeared for the
second time in the series In the ninth,
when two were out and WinEo Singled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
DRIVER READY FOR TILT
Continued from Page Toni

---- Ir-OILCIIutU IEOIn TaEt Tcn.J
there Is a chance that he will play
tomorrow in Richmond
Marshall is giving Lowe a hard tich,
Tor guard position. Both are Eoou
payers and the scrap between them
viii be Il merry one.
Davies Is showing up fine AZ omar
terback. He got his coaching from Tal-
man, former Rutgers guard and let
me coach know his first day out tina I
pastinc.
The William and Mary squad will
ieaye early Friday morning fon the
capital city. Richmond alumni OF
Virginia Military Institute and viii
Lam and Mary will flock to boulevard
Field 70 witness this game which wa
originally scheduled 10 be played in
Lexington. The Cadets have a heavv
team and the Indians realize they must
hght hard 70 hold their own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
COLI Mcet sntnria.

ISpcciaI % The Times Dispatch.l
LfSCIIBURG. VA, Oct. s.-Thc
bynchburG Golf Club will be rcprc :
scented Saturday at the meet of the
Appalachian Golf Association By a
team composed of DR.. John w. Carroll,
local champion: Eugene L. Akcrs.
3. +. Merryman. Preston Strother.
T. NJ. Woodson, Floyd Crider, Fred
Harper. Dexter Otey and John James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
COOKE GOES TO u. OF VA.
TO HELP COACH COLEMAN
Former Tackle Returns From Warn
cr's Camp. to Brn"e Orange und
blue Line.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
cHARI.DTrESflLl. VA. Oct. S.
Harris Coleman. head coach of the
Virginia football eleven. returned to-
day from Glenn Warmers camp at
pittsburgh: bringing with. him
Empty" Cooke, Il former tackle, who
Will spend ten days here I'm an effort
to brace up the Orange and Blue line.
In todays workout, the varsity back :
heid exhibited more drive than at any
time this season. Two touchdowns
were scored on the scrubs in rapid
succession The second string Of backs
also made consistent gains.
With Churchman. the war hero. back
at his old position at center the for
wards seemed TO take on new life.
Coke. a bis guard on the scrubbs. was
transferred TO the Varsity. replacing
ward.
Only two days arc left for the coach
ing squad TO select a combination to
oppose Maryland state. and much hard
work has been cut out for the candi-
dates.~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
Incorporate Textile Firm.

RALEIGH. y. c., Oct. s.-A chorter
was issued today for the Searchlisht
Mills Company. of Spindale. Ruthcr-
ford County. to do general textile
Is si25,000 authorized and s3O0 sub
scribcd for organization purposes by
r.. II. Kalc, c. B. Linberger and G. B.
Howard. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
ELECT FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
First Year Team mt University or Vlr-
SintR Choose j. .OppIemnn
Leader.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. S.
l. r, Oppleman has been elected cap
tain of the first year football team,
at the University OF Virginia. He
came TO Virginia from Augusta Mill.
tarE Academy, where he starred on the
:, In the opening game Of the season
Saturday. at Waynesboro, the First
Year team defeated The Fishburne
Military School eleven 80 to o. The FOL
lowing men composed the SQUAD:
Simms. Gates. Courtney. Darlington,
Hail. Blnckford. Clark. Ward. Opple.
man, BurEe, Zundel, Gleavcs, Steven
son and Burton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
HURLERS THROW 226 BALLS
Cicotte Puts Across ThIrty-tour
strike aud Forty Wide Ones
nj Rcd Park,

CINCINNATI Oct. S.--Thc record O.
today'S game shows that Cico,te nut
over thirty-four strikes and forty wide
ones. as compared with twenty strikes
and thirty-four balls pitched by the
Cincinnati hulrers. a total Of 226
l06 By Sallcc. Fisher md Lunnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
Lcsx Tuhercn1n.i.-

RALEIGH, y. c., Oct. S.-Records
kept at the State Sanatarium for Tu-
berculosis show that there was de-
crease tho past year or $50 in the
numbcr OF North Carolina deaths from
this disease. in spite Of the fact that
there is steady increase in the pop
ulation. The total deaths the past
year was $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09

III United States Court hero today TO
stealing Il carload of small gun and
machine gun ammunition valued at
$4,000. Judge Evans sentenced him
10 serve one year and q day I'm the
Federal prison In Atlanta. Martiney's
homo is said to be at Great Bend, y. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09

nncthod OF sco-!nS suggested. The
same principle is advocated for games
III the set. after J-all--whichcvcr side
took two consecutive games would be
awarded the set 1. may be noted
also that Il player Cor pair) TO win two
consecutive games would have TO win
both his own service and his oppo-
ncnts. Congested programs In this
seasons tournament arc rcSpons bile
for the origin OF the idea