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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
TO SPEAK AT
BLACKSTONE COMMENCEMENT,

The commencement exercises of the
Blackstone Female Institute will be
held on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
May ~. 70. ~. The annual sermon
VITA be preached by Rev. Thomas r.
Reeves on Sunday morning, May 90.
he farewell words to the class Of 1910
will be given by the principal, Rev
JAnes Cannon. Jr.. on Sunday evening.
Tho annual concert will be given on
Monday morning, May 30, including
full choruSss. varied vocal and sinstru-
mental selections and recitations The
reception Of the class OF 1910 will be
given IN the new library, Monday
evening, May D.. Class day exercises
will be- held on Tuesday morning. May
a.. after which the address to the class
will be made by Governor Wllliam
Hodges Mann.
The enrolment IN the boarding de-
pArtment OF the institute has been the
largest in its histry o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
CONVICTED TRIO
SEEKING RESPITE
Governor Asked To Grant Re-
prieve To Three Condemned
Negroes.

Counsel for John EchoIs. James
s.airston and Thomas Nailey. under
sentence of death for the murder or
sidney Word. have fled a petition with
governor Mann asking a rehearing for
sne men whose execution has been fixed
Ior June nth. This application ia made
to secure tim efor heafing BY the
supreme Court OF Appeals The case
is set for hearing June 18TH.
Ecncls has, as previously stated In
eratlng the other two men and himself
assuming responsibility for the murder
OF Word, whose throat was cut in q
general row on an Easter excursion
train The Governor will give the
matter prompt and careful attention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
PORCH FURNITURE
MUST HlRMQh|zE
WITH WIDTH Of PORCH

Furniture Tor piaszas must be care
fully ctlosen lest proportion shall be
overlooked. For example, p0rehes
that ara mot wide cannot have tns
aAn6s weight In chairs ana other seats
that may b placed on bread piaxEas.
because the iioor would seem crowd
cd and heavy. Therefore. while
thers are extremely neat and conn
Portable sets OF porch furniture which
VIII last. Tor years notWithafnndtnK
wind and weather. they nevertheless
must be avoided except for housea
that have piaxsas at least twelve feet
wide.
Fortunately for the average house
-dweifer there are artistic chairs ana
benches which, though light In effect.
are strong and comfortable: and q
cane fnizh Ii being used Al never be-
fore for out OF doors.
There are some Austrian pieces. the
came woven In diamonds and points
Of different coiors, which are pretty
enough to be drawn into the living
room when occasion requires and light
enough to make moving not difsicult.
Beside the usual side" and arm
chairs. there are long reclining
models, whose foot pieces slide In and
out. and whose backs are arranged on
the same method a. the Morris. Moth
Ing could be more comfortable for an
afternoon nap. and they are decora-
tive. There are also reclining chairs
made In one pieces and strictly 4
'schaisa Tongue" They are pretty and
comfortable, but take more room than
those which shut In.
Another different and comfortable
type OF chair has bamboo frame
and stuffed seat. with bamboo arms.
and the backs OF tightly stretched.
heavy anvas. These fold. SO that
when not required they take little
space.
Tables to match all kinds Of porch
furniture can be bought and while
for artistic effect one may like those
which are round. square designs are
more easily managed where space II
limited.
Also to be recommended for out OF
door use sare small tables with plain
wood tops shaped like triangles. Tor
these can be tucked into corners ny
the rails, and are useful
HELEN HOWE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
UNITY Of
I|IGIEs DESIRED
Esf5Ft WIN Be txds 70
Have Conysntion Abolish
Canon IS.
fNcII. APPROVES PLAN
81 -----------------
5eopaI Clergy In Richmond
pscially Anxious For. More
U Freedom,
lNcIL APPROVES PLAN

- I'LL the general convention CT fAs
s1SSanfsnt Episcopal church meets In
Eii1in1nl session In Cincinnati next Oc-
strong efforts will be made. II
SAfed. 70 bring about the abolition
1n,A liz, which was adopted at tie
xeiaexnl convention in Richmond
1871. This canon allows the as
fIen ct ministers to other
xshes With those Of the Episcopal
n1pit services with the consent
2he bisnopn Advocates OF closer
S1rA unity have found that the ca
does not work as we'll rs thoy
beam led to believe IL would. owing
40 fact that practically all au-
k1ky vi the matter la vestsa~1n the
fHp. and ii tn not always practt-
md tn many instances possible.
- fha consent of tbs bishop tn
matters
Fnnf Canon More Stringent.
a6r0 u also q considerable element
hA church which will strive ~
~ the canon more stringent than
A11t, and lively fight on the
kfuu II HnyfcipHruu- EpiscopNf
mem IN Richmond are practical
NX unit In favor OF adjustment Of
uAnon, and 1t In said that Phiia-
e&iA u another city where this SEN
strongly prevails.
nn0a ID makes no reference to as
ns3on OF other UNCONVENTIONAL min
I4 with those OF the Episcopal
A N marriages and burtals, and
Das9icular phase OF the question
~ left nndfsturbed, according 10
- indications.
okher other ministers may be as
D6 with Episcopal ciergymen IN
Ine0s and buriais is question
Ms been left to the discretion
661vfduaf ciergymen. son1s Of
En attH stoutly oppose afiiiiaticn
other ministers, while others,
Notably those In Richmond. well
9nch afIiIiAtion Just rs strongly.
C6oncfls EavorS Unity.
s6e Virginia Diocesan Council.
hn1 just brought ita sessions
rl0ss. went on record favoriag
Church unity. by the hearty APP
w = report from a special co1n-
On Tho subject. This commit
~ composed OF Bishop Gibson,
IN. \. w. Morris, OF Monumental
and several Episcopal iaynan
11naond, who based their report
differences held with ministers "
denoEnfnations in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
ONE JOHN DIsMIsSEs
TECHNICAL CHARGE

Following Jthe letter OF the orda-
nance which forbids standing on the
walk In front Of place of amuse-
ment Offacer Gary Friday night ar-
rested Mr.. John Massie. I travelling
man from Detroit, who has been In
the city but few days. and who
went to the Academy Of Music in
company with friend and waited
for him on the curp. The 0fYicer
told Mr.. Masxjc TO move away.
the gentlem us replied that he was
waiting for friend and did nex be-
heye there was any law 10 force him
to leave the curbing. He WA ar
rested and brought to pc - court
Saturday. Justice Crutchfield prompt
~ dismissed the chargs. saying that
while The ordinance waH good one.
the law never intended that Ii SHOULD
be enforced In such . manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
RICHARDS WILL
Be El0hERATE:D
city Attorney Says Councilman
Took No Part in Manages
ment Of Company.

Counciiman Charles E. Richards, OF
Marahali ward, will be exonerated Of
any misconduct in the Htrschher1-
Evans controversy by the report which
VIII bA anhmitted by Mesxrs. Jacob
Umlauf and Graham Hobson 70 the
committee goh poor, which meets IN
the City Home Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr.. Richards was charged with
being financially Interested In a Cary
street produce house, Messrs. T.. w.
Evans and Company, which was fur
nishtng supplies to the almshouse.
The city attorney who was consulted
by the investigating committee declar-
ed that In his opinion Mr., Richards
had done nothing reprehenstble a. Y
had been shown that the Marshall
ward councilman was not actively en-
gagged in the operation OF the bunnesA
but had merely loaned money to Ohio
company.
This opinion, H. has been learned.
will be the basis Of the committees
report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
SKIN TREATMENT
F0R WOMEN WHO
MOTOR IN SUMMER
---- s
Mask Of Cold Cream That Keeps
Dust from Pores Should Be Ap-
piled Before Entering Auto.

81 suppose every woman who mos
tors works out the theory Of COM
plexion- Treatment which best aulta
her" declared woman the other day
whose face does not look ~ though
she had Travelled thousands Of dusty
miles in her automobiles Ia the last
few years. $3.50 = - Z
"You see. 1t Ii useless to use water
she went on smphaticaiiy. Perhaps
soft water might be cleansing. but
you can't get 1t while travelling. So
experimental for the best results In
the most condensed form. and I've
found what suits me.
Before we start---indeed, while !
am dressing for the journey smear
my face. and throat. too, with cold
cream. The cream II made from white
wax. with just enough almond oil
and rose water to make the wax soft
You See. my object In not to make u
tissue builder. but to prevent dirt fr ,rn
Getting into the pores. to make q
mask. and ! object to grease. There
fore I melt some white wax In q cap
by putting 1t into boiling water. and
then remove the cup from the heat
and stir In the OIL and rose wat5..
When I can / put in little more
rose water than oil. and ! always seeMt
the mixture with q few drops Of es-
sence of roses. This goes In last In
order that tile heat shall not delrac.
from the fragrance.
do you know the consistency OF
UAmphor ice? Well. that is what MY
wax In when cold.
This preparation put on my lace
and neck In quantities.
1T is astonishing how many women
Who motor neglect to protect their
thronts above the collar, whsrs tne
flesh Is as exposed as the skin ON the
face.
When the face and neck are COW
cred with this paste, or leo, Or what
ever you cali It. put on plenty Of
powder. wipe II OF gently. and have
perfect mask for my epidersnia Ycu
see. dust can't possibly get through il.
AT the end OF the day / carefully
remove all the wax, for Ii dtdn'. my
complexion would be ruined. The
pores are choked and they must he
relieved. 1t takes hot water u do
this, and lest ] shall not be able te get
this ! carry. always a small flask OF
white wins vinegar, That cold and
full strength. will cut grease. and d,
when there IL no water make a soft
cloth sopping wet with vinegar AID
give nay flesh q scrubbins. I can
tell from the feeling Of my ska aft.i :
ward whether or not all the grease
has come out.
III have used hot water for tk,s
purpose / make q ANAL wash with c.,a
to prevent the skin from be,cmtnG
fiabby."
MARGARET MryTEp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
TRAIN WREckER HELD FOR
GOOCHLAND COUNTY

passing upon the property OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, four
trarnps, John Haniey. ID. J. Hup, Nor
ris Plisco and Homer Daley, were
convicted by Magistrate James r.
Lewis, In Henrico Saturday and were
each fined $3.50 and costs.
Hanley In wanted by the Goochlahd
authorities for an alleged attempt to
wreach a freight train of the c. q O.,
over the James River division last
Monday night at Pemberton. He will
be taken there for trial within a few
days. His companions are being held
az witnesses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
FIX HIGH LICENSES
FOR LIQUOR MEN
Danville Common Council Sets
Dates Which May Close
Many Saloons.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.1
DANvILLE, vA.,s May 21.--Commoil
Council Friday night adopted ordinance
liking liquor licenses as follows:
Wholesale dealer $2.s0o; retail dealer,
&1.kQQ. retail license ana hottie house
privilege, $4,000; wholesale malt deal
or, 1900.
The hour for closing saloons was
changed from z to s P M.
The number OF bars and shipping
firms will be dimtnishedsas as. result or
the heavy license. II the aldermen con-
cur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

. LII NNTIRMlsEfs VfA,s May gI.~-tIroup
four Of the Virginia Bankers Assocta~
tien met In is second annual conyen-
tion Friday night, there being about so
bankers present from Is surrounding
counties. The address OF welcome was
made by William " Wilson, president
OK rms hynrtburg National Bank, ana
waiter Scott. OF Farmviile, Responded
tss Vaughn, OF Lexington, ana state
Bank Examiner &. G. Barksdale. Of
H0nxh Hoat0n M. 80 81
Tho visitors were rendered . banquet
~ the Hotel CAEroil, N. II. Gatltng, Sec
retAEy cf tho State association, being
tho ~
IN c4neArs eice4ed at the business
A$eu secrefary; ssxffsr sr0tt. Ut
41E41xillRs aAytsnFy committee. y. ~.
A6l1ss, n. Aefxah and 4. q BuriIs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
EXCITEMENT KILLS
AGED SUFFOLK WOMAN
Mrs. Loretta F. Hubbard Dies
Following Proposed Removal
From Old Home.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.
4 SUFFOLK. VA, May, 2I.--Excited
over her proposed removal to Bristol
Tenn. where nxw home was to be
made, Mrs. Loretta Frances Hubbard,
wife Of Lepron Hubbard, died her SAT-
urday morning, aged 50 years She Ia
survived by three sons. Joe Hubbard, Of
Norfolk; WIN Hubbard. OF Newport
Nws; Jemes Hubbard. OF Bristol, two
daughters, Mrs, Mary Evans, OF Crit
tenden and Miss Trixie Hubbard, of
suffolk. She n an old and prominent
citizen OF Suffolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

The funeral OF Mr.. wiiliam y. Eieid
will take place Sunday afternoon from
~: Ptsgah Methodist church. idlQth-
VIII De conductsd by Rev Nh. WH3kanA.
pastor OF the church. The fpI1oW1ng
will act as pallbearers: >. II Hm4I-
peth. w 1ehtrtse. J. q. pafIEapss y.
DR.. h Fisher and DR.. MI ~ Iv6nor.
MT Field, native Of New York.
WAS forty-ninc years old and for kSvAn-
~ years Was agent for tna n0Nkh4r0
Railway ~ Midlothian. 7Hsl 81 "A d sss
B6std6s hfs wife ~ Y71V Il fxl6
danghters. Miss Grace Tiei1 ID -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
BOTH GOV. MANN AND MRS.
MANN WILL SPEAK

Governor Mann VIII address MEM
bers Of the Park Place Bibio Club,
Sunday morning at s:46 o'clock IN the
main auditorium Of the church. At
the same time, Mrs. Mann will de-
liver srseiai address IN tho Sunday
school room.
Special music has been arranged for
the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
MCKINNEY rs GIVEN
ANOTHER Show

Considering the fact that the man
has family dependent upon him for
support and wanting to rive him 'san-
other show" Justice Crutchfisid SAT-
urday morning continued the charge
Of petit larceny preferred by the
National Insurance Company against
wv HI Mckinney until the 2Ath or
June. Mckinney was recognised In
ance. He promised to settle the
shortage In his accounts W the time
the case II called again, and II this
r done the charge against him Will
be dismissed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Last chi, far r,..- -. 2

Especial to The Richmond Virxinian.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 2l.-
Saturday Is the last day On which mo-
the First District Democratic Congress
sfonal Cimmtttee by persons desiring to
In the De,aocrattc Congress
sional primary. Up to this time, 10 far
as mas been learned from lancaster
where Chairman Downing resides, Hon.
w. A. Jones is the only man who has
put up his check and filed hix notice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
THE RICHMOND VIRS

tions. the are department. HuntingtoA
Rifles and several of the local ,odgsS
psndieton Jones. of Hampton. win d.
liver the address 81 the occasion ago
the graves Of the Confederate dead VAL
be decorated. After the Confedcra,S.
exercises are compietad the hremcn VIII
hold their memorial service, Rev. 8. j.
Man being the speaker OF the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Governor Mann is In receipt OF q
letter from the Swiss embassy In
Washington requesting him to try and
get the certificate OF death OF Rane
Calame. This man died In the Nor
folk Jail some considerable time ago,
and under slightly different name.
It II now necessary TO get the certif,-
cate OF death in order to settle up
the family estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
) PetIdIer's Case Contsnvs,.

Charged with peddiipg without =
license and obtaining $50 unfler false
pretenses. but suspected of olIeusee
tnnnmerable, Garlando Sandjr1no, m
Italian. who was arrested Friday 1T
non by Detectives Wtlfaltre ana
Wrenn appeared in police court 6atur-
day morning. A continuarace wao ask
I'D Tor by the Commonwealth ana sFas
granted, the hearing OF iii cf the
charges being deferred until tho twen-
ty-ffth Of the month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS
WILL COST $4,000

The r. L. Barnes Safe and Lock
Company has just closed contracts
with two OF the leading banking insti-
tutfons OF the city for approximately
$4,000.
The contracts call for completion at
an early date OF burglar fault work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

td&nt FUteAk presented these medals.
R@v. ~. &. Keekler OF High Point
pressntad the rhtlomathesiAn med
ALI: Prof. J. r. Hunter. Of Raleigh.
tho EuEcfiAn medals.
AZ r. ~. the class day exer-
ctsss occurred. On the stage wel
the class of1cers, d. !. Olive, presi-
Don't: w. @. Allen. vics-prestdent; =.
W. Davis secretary: IA. Is. Jones',
frAAanrsr: l. l. LAukina. pxnphet:- ~.
~. Marshall. orator; u. h Johnson.
poet; p. ". Crichter, testator. In ad-
dttion 10 the class poem. prophecy.
Grafton. history, special music was
rendered BY members cf the senior
class.
The officers OF the iumni associa-
tion wero elected as follows Tor
coming year: Mr.. NJ. l.. Davis, OF
Bianfcrt. president: MIR. John M.
Brewer, OF WEks FUreHt, vtcorprcst-
dent: Prof u. w. Undertake. OF
Wake Forest secretary and treasurer:
Hon. Il. Y. Webb. OF Shelby, orator.
with Mr.. q. Mclntyre, Of Lumberton.
In the absencs OF Hon. T. W. Bick-
eft, president OF the association. Rev.
q. r. watkinx Of Csof1Sb0ro, presided.
prof. e. w. TtmberlAke. OF Wake
Forest secretary and treasurer. made
his reports
OF special interest Thursday was
the reunion of the class OF 1875, con-
sigttng of nine members. This class
has ies ranks unbroken. differing In
this respect from all others except
tho cikAsaa Of the last four or ftve
years The members Of the class are
Prof, John e. Ray. Of Raleigh; Prof.
L. W.. Baxley, Of Littieton; Mr.. G..
w. Brewer. Of wake Forest: MIR. VI :.
w. Jenkins. OF Wake Forest; DIR. Nj.
d. Phillips Of Pennaole; Hon }.
Phillips, OF Pennacie; Rev. Thomas
Carrtck, OF High Point; Rev. r. c..
San Tag; Mr.. Hugh Scott, OF Sails
bury. -.----------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Mr.. Portcrficld Imr,rnvcd.

Mr.. q. T, Porterfield, q well known
attorney at law of Giles county, who
came here for treatment Il : local
hospital this week returned 70 his
home Friday afternoon much improv-
ed. He will rest quietly iii the coun-
try for a few months In the hope OF
entirely regaining his health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
WILL be sTATisTicIAN FOR
STATE BANK EXAMINER

StAusuClan HrftraIn ChGstermafl,
now In the Corporation Commission,
WIN serve n the same capacity In the
ONCE Of Charles G. Barksdaie, State
Bank Examiner. when the latter opens
his ONCE In the Capitol in July. Mr..
Chesterman ID thoroughly familiar with
bank statistics and his duties In the
new position will be even broader than
they havs been during his successful
and capable connection with the Cor
poration Commission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Reunion Of the Fifteenth,

@s2s1AA1S1A4
There will be u reunion OF the sur
Wvors Of the Fifteenth regiment, Vir-
giniA infantry. In Yorktown on Tues
day. With the outbreak sof the Civil
war this regiment was made up from
this city. Hanover and Henrico and
known AZ the Third Virginia regiment,
under Colonel r. r. August, Of Rich
mond. There are between eighty and
ninety living out OF the fifteen hum
dred that first composed the regi-
menE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
MURDfsNEH ARRESTED
AFTER EIGHT YEARS SEARCH,

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May r.
Robert Woodson, d Bloodfield 1eero.
who shot and killed another negro In
1902. has been arrested At AltocnR Pa.
and with be brought back for fTtME He
Killed negro by tho name ~ Hay1cf
In a bar-room brawi and made hts 90
cape. ss &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

NEW YORK. Nag x1-rhsra- was An
active demand from leading bulis ana
several large commission houses Tor
old crops at the oentngp while the neE
crops were bought by room traders Or
the idea Of too much rain In the east
ern belt. rices started unchanged 70
points higher
May. I<.a2ass; June, 1870 bid; JULY,
15.06a07; August, 14.S6as6; september.
13.s5a6S; October. i3S4aB5; NoyemDer.
uary. 12.s4ass; March. 12.71 offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
TENT IN FLAMES
CROWDS IN PbH|C'

SCHENECTADY, ". III. May IL
The main tent Of the Baruum and
Bailey show crowded with people
caught nrs this afternoon and ! panic
ensued. 4!
a telephone message from the
grounds says that al 81 the pe0pis rot
out safely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN FEED STORE

\ Ffro which. broke out In the baSe-
mant of tho whOlSsale min feed estab.
liDhmenf ~ Mi =. n, Nc0eorga, u No.
81 East Mefehall etfeet Saturday -
teFuoon NJ $50 o'clock caused ccusid.
Eneinss Nos. !. Il and ) responded
to the alarm, with Truck No. 4.
The bIaAe originated IN y quantity ok
straw, and did SERIOUS injury ~ the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
TWO NEGROES FINED
TWENTY DOTI.ARG EA,

TWENTY DOLLARS EACH
For interfering with ofylcern IA the
discharge OF their duty, Robert Gaines,
a negro from Stanton, wa anAd so
In police court Saturday. N default
OF the money he went 10 the pen.
Detectives kellam and Wiley arrested
him. ~
Robert Perry, a hurlv aAarO. Was
fined $50 for an aggravafed asUa ut
upon his wife. a frail negro woman.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
Run Over By Traction Engine

Wesley Davis, highly respect
ed resident of this town, was seri-
ously injured yesterday near New
Castle. Mr.. Davis was assisting
in some hauling with traction
engine. Just before reaching
Hare's Corner, the engine got out
OF order, and Mr.. Davis was trying
to adjust some chains back OF the
truck when the engine ran back
over him, breaking both legs.
He was rushed to the Delaware
Hospital, where he is receiving
attention 1t was thought, ow-
ing to Mr.. Davis age that it might
prove fatal, but reports from the
hospital late Tuesday night claim
he is resting easy and there is
good ground for his recovery.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
N at I. G.. Richards +.

d-y at j. G. Richards.
RoDert Hall spent Sunday at
Harry Drapers.
]. Clark and G.. NJ. Nansant at
I, nded the 5. tn anniversary ban
quet OF tie Jr. O. I. a. M. in Lu-
LII Temple Philadelphia. on Tues
day II gilt.
tfickcrsvlle base ball club met
lover Club. OF Newark, on Sat
,rday The lineup was as FOL.
lows
Strickersville - Messick 25 :
Miles. .Sb: Mcdowell, IT,. NJ. ORA
per, C; a. Cam, lb; (; ]. Cam, SIS.
i. Draper, p: b. Grow. rf.; Scott.
G. Glover Club Lloyd, ri.
IIick,ng. 2b: Gray, Ib; Sergeant,
ci. Fulton, IT,; Hall, p; Cloud,
IS Stiltz. ab; W. Grow, c.
Draper struck out 9; Hall, 2.
Score, 10 to 4, in favor Of Strick-
ersyiile. Thornton, umpire.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
College Notes

Messrs. Walls, Harvey, and Da-
Wis composed the tennis team to
represent Delaware in the Swarth-
more tournament this afternoon.
The members of the team have
been practicing faithfully, and it
is hoped they will bring back
laurels to Old Delaware.
On Saturday a number OF the
Cocege students went to New
Castle for little practice shoot
ing in preparation for the cham
pionship shoot to be held in une.
The boys used the State range,
and for the first practice did '.
well in their shooting.
Those who went were Messrs
Heisler, Taylor, Vandegrift, Han
dy, Carswell, Ayerst, Davis, East
man and Civilian. Lieut.. Slayer
supervised the shooting.