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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
AI6 LEAGUE /, 1T: CLUBS Il UIjbI)
PLAY IN ROANOKE
Three Of the National and Ameri.
can i.eagur Teams to b. Seen
There.

ROANOKE, IA. Feb. S.-The
management III the Roanoke baseball
.ttut hos srraneed for exhibition
shines wlth t'iiiiaaslphm Nationals,
March gath; New YORK. Nationals,
spE'u 18th, New lari Americans
snral 1th Toronto April lith; " II.
TT VI MI March 18th. and Brock
-.SaA nrnhnAia AprR LIST
Pitcher l,oane. who contributed
largely to Hoaneke's Victory last year
will leave February 22d for Cieye-
laad 10 report for duty there. Doane
was sold to Cleveland last year and
he In regarded by that club as one
Of the most talented OF its pitching
STAFF. Doane has spent the winter
here.
Ed. Patfiter, Jess Reynolds and An
draha have also wintered here. Pain
ter and Reynolds working for the
Norfolk and Western Reynolds will
report for duty In Mobile February
18th. He has been with Roanoke
practically ever since the league was
prganised~ and the fans will miss him
soreIy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
PROVIDE BIG FUND
FOR GOOD ROADS
County of Washington May APP
propriate 100000 for This
Purpose.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.4
BRISTOL. VA, Feb. 8.---A movc-
ment is on for Washington county 10
vote 100000 for the construction Of
system of maeadamized roads simi-
lar to those being built by the adj
joining county of Sullivan, in Tenney-=
see. 1t lis expected that an enabling
act will be introduced In the present
Legislature by the local representa-
tives with this end In view.
There liz much enthusiasm In Wash
-tngton county over the good roads
question. This is the first county In
the State that has demonstrated that
convicts can be successfully worked
in the building of roads, and the plan
that has been followed for the past
two years Is similar to that outlined
by Governor Mann in his inaugural
message to the Legislature. But for
the fact that the short term conFict4
have been kept IN the county and
worked on the roads. the county
would not now have two of it's best
roads. The experiment here proved
q success, and Ia being pointed to ali
over the State
There Ia much interest in road
building all over Southwest Virginia,
and -fnast of the counties have taken
steps to macadamize the principal
road arteries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
SOCIAL EVENTS n SUFFOLK.
"eiishtiui Reception Given by Misses
AcIeinore and PretIo,.

! especial to The Richmond ytrvfn,ar
SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. s-ATrs
james McLefnore and Miss yan,,fa
ware PFetlow were hostessas f7r;aa,
evening at a beautiful reeention ~
honor of their house guests. Miss
. Ferry, OF Henderson, ", C.. and Mis-
| heoa Moyler. of Franklin. The an
TIRE lower floor at the Mel ,enore
Rome vas beautifully deeorate5 far
the occasion, Jars OF white uaretssus
ana h%acinths being used in profu-
SION In the dining room the centsr.
.'leee for the table was bowl of mink
>'tfRations and the candles were
snaued IN pink. The guests were re-
ce4.eQ by Mrs. MoLerore, in q gown
OF pinN nlessaline: Miss Perry in
ht{e Isseei- Miss Mpyler, in blue crepe.
s s Miss s'retlow In yellow MESA
i i ganen Was served by Mrs Her.
!se TX West and Mrs. Il. t. WOODWARD,
nose sertiilg were Mrs. Claude Dem
ms, Mtss MARY Deik, Miss zadie
tramp, Miss Virginia Shook ana
Nisacs Evelyn and sali7e Tw4tty
Among those present were. Miss
Marie Woodward Miss Laura Ether
lase Alisa Mary Judith Smith. Miss
Louise Britt, Miss Katharine Broth-
ers, Miss Mamie Birdsong. Miss Rosa
brdce, Miss Anne Skinner Of Balti-
mere, Miss Virginia Lynch, Miss Mary
leik, Miss Louise Tgitty, Miss Mae
Nhaley, Miss Bette Booker, Miss
Mayo CARPENTER Of Roanoke, Miss
Lena Parker, Miss Mary George Stplt
Miss Julia Phillips, Miss julia Brink
4 y, Miss LYDIA Eies, Miss Lillian Nor
-fivet, Miss Mary Adkins, Misses Daisy
and Mildred Nurney. Miss Rosa
Bruce, Miss Emma King. Miss Ruth
Marshall and Judge j. l.. McLemore
Ut Wheedhee. pr Rawies. DR..
White, Messrs. Pretlow Holland
Stewart Lewis. Joseph Winstead, yer-
aeis Hit Howard Tayiur, I'D. r-ff=
more. Ralph Long. john 3. NprHeet.
John Lee, NJ A. Cross, Bradford
hiiby. Charles Holland, Ashton Pret-
low, G. +. Mosiey, James w. Burgess
Hinton Hargraye and Professor n. G.
Starke.
Another enjoyable affair Of Friday
was Mrs d. l. Brewer'saAfternoon re-
eeption, The Brewer home. In West
Washington street, presented scene
of rare loveiiness, iong-ieaf pine aanti
red geraniums forming the tiecora-
tons. The hostess, gowned In white
lace, was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. George Delk and Miss
Mary George Stolt. Mrs. Deik wore 4
lovely gown Of black messaline, and
Miss Stolt was unusually attractive In
frock OF white lace. Punch was
served hy Mrs. j. r. West and Misc
Julia Phillips, the tea table being
presided over BY Mrs. Mortimer Max
well and Mrs. Alex. Myrick About
stxty-five guests called during the af-.
ternoon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
AGGlES. HAVE THEIR
SCHEDULE READY
Will Open Baseball Season With
Georgetown--Games With
V. N. I. and w. and l..

COLLEGE PARK, Feb s.--Man-
ager William r. Cole. Jr.. OF the Mary
land Agricultural College baseball
team, has announced the following
schedule OF games for the season OF
1910. The schedule is the most am
bftious That has bees arranged for
several years:
March 1s--Georgetown University,
at Washington.
March 2s--Easton College. at Ma
nassas. Va.
April 2--Gallaudet College, of
Washington, at College Park.
April s--united States Naval Acad-
envy. at Annapolis.
April s--United States Revenue
Cutter Service, at College. Park.
April 15--Washington and Lee Uni
versity, at Lexington. Va.
April i6--yirginia Military Insti-
tute. at Lexington. Va.
April 2o---Mount Washington Col
Iege. at College Park.
April 23--Easton College. at Coll
iege Park.
April 2s--west Virginia University,
at College Park.
April se--Detaware College, at
Newark. Del.
May 4---Catholic University, at Col
tege Park.
May 7--s,, Johns College. at An
napolis,
May il-Rock Hill College. at Eili-
colt city
May l4--Mount st. Mary's, at En-
mittsburg, Nd.
May fs--tiallaudet College, at
aSnkngfau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
CASE OF JOHNSON
OFF THE CALENDAR
Negro Prize Fighter Cannot Now
Be Tried Before the
March Term.

NEW YORK. Feb. SACK john
son, the heavyweight prize fighter,
will not be brought to trial for some
time on the charge of assauiting Nor
man Pinden.
When the case was called to-day be-
fore Justice Goff, of the criminal
term of the Supreme Court, Assist
ant District Attorney Moss declared
there were so many homicide cases
before the court he had not had time
to examine into the johnson case.
Attorney Nugent, representing
Johnson, said he was willing to have
the case marked off the calendar for
this term, though, If Justice Gofl
wished, he would bring johnson back
from Detroit and have him ready for
trial in forty-eight hours
Justice Goff, at Moss's request.
marked the case off the calendar for
the present term. and it cannot be
GATED again before the March term
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
bLUEFIELD' GIANT
POLICE CHIEF HERE
He VIII Make a Call ON Little, the
sestupie Murderer, at the
Penitentiary.

The towering "form Of George II.
Newkirk, the giant chief of police of
Bluefietd. w A. doomed upon the
gaze of the crowds In Bread street
Monday night.
Few were they of those that
passed him who did not turn TO take
second look. Six feet, three inches
he stands in his shoes. and Senator
keezell besides him looks like q little
brother. As he perambulated along
Riehmands big highway. this giant
police chief from Bluefield, he strak-
ed his tawny moustache and stopped,
smiling, ever and anon. to hear the
remarks addressed to him by the two
friel ; who walked on either side.
They were William Jenkins, a well
known Richmond produce merchant.
and Captain John A. Ryan, former
health officer OF BIuefieid
Chief Newkirk is enjoying ten
days furiough. He came to Rich.
mond for the purpose of making a
long promised visit at the home OF
Captain Ryan. He is interested, too,
IN the Buchanan county sextuple
murderer, Little, whe Is to die In
the electric chair Friday. Little was
I&ptaiEN 1H ShN IsiuSt}em utiEHb3f-
hood and the chief had the distinc-
lion of providing for the multi
murderer's safety and sustenanee
during five days when Little was
held in the Bluetield Jail.
Il shall make call on Little at
the penitentiary.'' said Chief New
kirk. II want to take last look
at him before he is executed. It's
mere curiosity. fer have no SYM
rathy for him. l think he is thor
oughly bad and / am positive he is
guilty. The man impressed me as
wholly brutal and depraved,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
PAID UMPIRE
FOR PITTSBURG
Pirates Will Have Arbiter on
Their Spring Training

FIT 4 lSG. e.4- s.-Tlle Pitts
efifs s',sS ittp4nts wifi play t.ati under
a sas~3Asi unlEire form srne FIRST time
tneA I'm ii uni ann az ffas Sprsas ~
/ aGeii t4s close Of the championship,
season, IL has been defi led 10 carry
real umpire en- the training ttip
70 umpire ths games that wiai Ne
niayed II Hos Springs hgtween the
Regulars and the Yanni gtgna
Umpire Nansickie. Of the America n
Association will likely get the ioi1.
He has applied hg mail. and Man
ager Clarke has wired TO President
Barney layessuss to choose the uira-
pire himself. nreyfuss thinks we'll
Of Vansie kle. and ID was semi-offl-
efally annous sd to-day that he
would get the sob.
Fhe reason for this move Is that
Clarke thinks the players do not
do the same sort of work when am
other player Or some spectator is
doing the rnif,ititIy. They apptar
to think the playing more of a joke
than anything else. 50 he has in
strusted DfeyfuSs to ger & real UNI
pire.s one Of the best. 10 accompany
the team.
Charges OF favoritism might lie
made N case the Eli. shurg club
would favor s. National League. am
pire with this sa'arica soap, 80 Il has
been thought best TO 20 outside the
league.
President Dreyfuss to-day made
the announcement that Babe Adams
was no better In the pitchers box
last season than he had been twu
years before, the only difference
being that he had finally succeeded
In hiding his intention to pitch Gers
tain curces. L was IN order that he
learn to pitch his curves that he
was sent, back TO the minors some
years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
WANT STATE AID
TO IMPROVE ROADS

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.J
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA. Feb.
s.---'he hoard of supervisors met last
Saturday. and after attending to the
routine matters adopted the follows.
ing:
Resolved, That this board hereby
makes application to the State High-
way Commissioner, under act approv-
ed February IS, 1905, providing state
Yaeney aid for the permanent i'm.
provement of public roads. for its Ap~
portfnnment of said fund for the Inn.
provement of the road in Amelia
county. and for such additional
amount as may be hereafter appor-
toned 10 said county from the ap-
preparation for the year beginning
March I. 1910. the whole not to en-.
coed thirteen hundred dollars"
Teste: '--ssf
s. T.. FARRAR,
Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
TOBACCO GROWERS
BEING THREATENED
Dire Punishment Promised Those
Who Do Not Pool Their
Crops.

Especial to The Richmond virglnian. j
) DANy1LLE, VA, Feb. s.--F'armers
In the Vicinity of Ruffin. N. c., are
perturbed by receipt of significant
anonymous letters warning them to
pool tobacco crops and store them
In dry prizerhs and limiting broadly
at dire consequences Of failure to
heed injunctions.
r. III. pruitt near Ruffin. has per-
haps most threatening OF these 1t
warns him to get busy pooling his
crop and profit BY fate of Kentucky
independent farmers Others have
similar monitory communications, ali
unsigned, but suppose to emanate
from Mutual Protective Association
Bright Tobacco Growers, which ope-
rate dry prizeries and urge pooling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08

MUCH EXPECTED
FROM VIRGINIA
large Squad VIII Compete in the
Johns Hopkins---f'ifth Regi-
ment Games il Baltimore,
TEAM IN FEATURE EVENT
Relay Race With Johns Hopkins
viii Decide Chamr ionship
os the South.

BALTIMORE, Feb. y.--Prepara.
committee of the Johns Hopkins Uni
sersity and the Fifth Regiment Ath.
ietic Association for the joint indoor
meet to be held Saturday night
March IL. In the Irifth's Armory
From present indications this meet
will far surpass any that has ever
been held in Baltimore, and will COM
pare savorahly with the large cham
pionship contests held annually In
New York and Boston.
Prior 10 this year the athletic as
ISOLATION Of the university had al
way held set OF games on Its own
- 1unt This year however, the
ss-vssA8suaant mat with some difficulty
In securing the use of the Fifth Rax!-
ment Armory. As this Is the only
--fseSats- aaa-a=hitE -seai%y- the aPksas
and Fifth Regiment Athlatir Asso cia-
tons finally decided 10 hoId set OF
games jointly.
Many OF the leading colleges and
preparatory schools la the East will be
represented ut the meet by the cream
OF their athletic talent. Manager
Harry c. Burgan and Captain Stol-
lenwerek. of the Hopkins track team,
Is going to make special efforts to per-
suade Cornell, University of Pennsyl-
vanta, Swarthmore. George Washing
ton. Columbia and Princeton to send
large number OF contestants
Virginia will be represented by a
strong squad. and the feature of the
meet will be the annual relay race be-
tween Hopkins and Virginia This
relay has always proved a great DRAW
tng card, and every year In the past
the teams have been SO evenly match
ed that the result was in doubt until
the winner broke the tape at the
finish.
Owing Ia the fact that the South
Atlantic Amateur Athletic Association
was unable ta secure the use OF the
Fifth Regiment Armory for it's annual
set Of Indoor championships, several
OF these events VIII he run OFF at each
of the indoor meets to be seid IN
Baltimore and neiEhhoring cities.
Four OF these contests have been
added To the program of the Hopkins
Fifth Regiment meet. They always
draw the best athletes and are all
scratch events.
A handsome trophy cup will he
awarded 10 fha organization scoring
tbs greatest number Of points In the
opan events, South Atlantic chaYn-
pIonship events excepted. Regulation
first. second and third prizes will be
given in each event, and members OF
the winning relay teams will also re-
reiye medals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
MANY SPEEDY
RUNNERS ENTERED
Fifteen Mile Mile Professional Race il
Madison Square Garden to
be Big Event.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.s-7Hans ffel-
mer who, because of victory over
Henri ST Yves, the little French
Marathon runner, claims the long
distance championship of the world,
will get chance TO prove his claims
tfa "A week, when at the afatiisorr
Square Garden. he will run in q fff-
teen-raiie professional race against the
Classical Geld that ever lined Ep for
"A similar distance
The field Will include; besides 1fof-
mer. Shrubb. the Englishman for
many years the king Of them ali from
two to fifteen miles; Jim CrowlerS the
former Irish American A. O. amateur
champion. j. Jungrstrem, fine latest
Swedish Importation: Percy SeIlsn. a
Canadian with a great record: Ato0se
Canadian Indian. and Jimmy Lee.
Holmer claims tn have done the
fifteen miles Iii I:2s:0s In Canada, and
insists that 1t Will take better than
i;23 to beat him in this race
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
JOHN |. SULLIVAN
MARRIED IN BOSTON
Former Champion Secured License
to Marry Miss Harkins-Bride
=, * w. ngl
is 40 Years Old

BOSTON, MASS. Feb. s.-Happily
married To the sweetheart OF his youth
John L. Sullivan sailed from Boston
to-day on the Cunarder Ivernia far
LIVERPOOL. whence he will ge to DUB
IN to begin long engagement in
vaudeville. Al
1ohn l. was sent on his honevn,oo,
way sy the cheers of a large nary.
% "eii-wishers as the Iverrlia n,,Had
OUT, and bowed his aeknovlede,1 ,,ts
from the rails. = . - : "a -
sh4 liNan's marriage was atfet ar.
ia1r' Week ago he quietly paf .
license, and the ceremony vas ner.
formed Yesterday in the hoiae NJ
frie nds here VI
sullivan bride was Miss Katherine
I1arkins' When he was a young n1nn
the Two were sweethearts. bnf INV
A. devotion to the barley y,or, All
the prlze-r ring brought sasse+.f,,+-t,4s~-
,lte ~! ieW Years ago, when the
h'g fishtef was down and opf ), s5i,t
the Old affection spring again
Jake kilrain, whom suIlixap ,,,,.,e
nsIsated feF the championship, Mas
fellow Passenger with SuIligan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
pIfII.ADEI.pF

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. s--That
the Simultaneous disappearance Of
Geo. w. Mckenney. a wealthy coffee
dealer. and nineteen-year Old Amanda
Hrandeau was followed by trip to
HanadA together and that the girl was
aAt4aedg m 4elapA by i the pfazefa- II
money. is the belief which has led the
Hrandeau. OF Germantown, to swear
out warrant for the arrest Of McKen-
ney. The man and girl disappeared on
January 2T
that he waS sure hJs daughter had
BEEN tured III eiope with thS merchant
ny Ia 0Fa1ts1 Ak qleey NJ e11t3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
COMING STARS LET
OFF BY CONNIE MACK

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Feb. g.
Five players that had been touted as
coming stars were released to MINOR
league clubs Monday ,hy Connie Mack,
manager Of the Athletics. the local
American League club. They are
Pitchers Lively. RubertHilie aud Kull.
Catcher Larkins and lnfieltirf Curry.
Lively, who had the unuucstiones
title OF iron man. In the South. who
was secured from the Montgomery.
club. George Robsrfal iie. who came
here from the Pittsburg Nationals
four years ago, viii play With the
Columbus club OF the American AS
ISOLATION. Jack Knll, together with
Catcher Bunny" Larkinss will be sent
10 Utica, N. u, while Jim Curry was
secs,red hy the Wil1sharre club az the
INV Ferk stats III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
HARVARD VS. PENN.
IN WATER POLO
Harvard Athletic Committee is
s.s Expected To Approve the IS
Match Tuesday Night

BOSTON, MASS. Feb, S.~-tiar-
wards athletic committee which
meets here tonight Is expected to
approve match. the first In years.
between the CrimsoHs swimming and
water polo teams and those OF the
Ipiyersiy OF Pennsylvania. which ts
planned for Philadelphia next Satur-
dAS night
II this approval is given Harvard a
swimming team viii include r.
Wathtngton. 10; j. r. Tetce, 10; T.
Lsnes4 10, ami @. Asp.nwail. '1u.
and the water pato sqaad will conn
prise III. ftuoper, rs; J y, Esta-
brUok, 10. ., il. i.aa9 II Il. Allae,
III III Fl fsee sc; sre4 "a
Il tes @MA M ka
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
PENNSYLVANIA HAS
LONG SCHEDULE
Quaker Nine Opens Season March
Gath in Philadclphia-Plays
Virginia March 10Th and Both.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb s.--The
complete University of Pennsylvania. /
baseball schedule. as announced by
the Quakers. contains thirty-one
games, and the management Is trying
10 arrange third game in the series
with Yale. to be played at Atlantic
CITY the saturday before Easter The
seaside contest is an annual feature
on the Quaker schedule, and hereto
fore Carlisle has played Pennsylvania
on that date. This year the Indian
school dropped baseball, and the
Eordham management recently cam
called the game which was to have
/ filled the vacancy.
/ About forty men responded to the
first call for candidates issued this
/ week by Coach Roy Thomas. former
oatiselder of the Philadelphia Nation
| ais. Next week last years freshmen
are to report, and on February l4th
the remaining varsity men and this
years freshmen squad are called.
There are four new names on the
schedule -- Tufts. Albright. Lehigh
and Syracuse. The list reads.
March 24--Holy Gross. at Franklin
ield
March 2e--0pen To he played al
Atlantic CITY
March ss---walhrook A. C., at Bal
.l.e
'T'srTs -J.s--t IL gIala. at Ch5aIoi.es-
.fe
5psa ,--Gvesae.oa-n, at Wsus.Iag-
Aprii s-Georsetown, at Washing.
mr. A lafat III H.
Held
April s--Nayy. at Annapolis.
April ls--Columhia, at Franklin
aield.
April i6--swarthnore. at Franklin
Field.
April ls-Tufts. at Franklin Field
April 2o-~Aiheight. at Franklin
eieia
april 4a--N,agara. at Franklin
{ese4d
April 37-west Virginia, at Frank
la Field.
April 30---Yale. at New Haven.
May 3~--virginia, at franklin Field
May Princeton, at Franklin
eioid
May lI--State. at Franklin Field
May I4--Yaie. at Franklin Field
May lS--Lehigh. at Franklin Field.
May 2i--Corneil. at Franklin Field
May 25--Brown, 1T Franklin Field.
May 2s--frinceton, at Princeton.
May Se---Cornell. at ithaca
june i---Isafayettes n Franklin
f'teld.
June syracuse. at Franklin
Field.
Jtne s--Drown. at Providence.
June B---Af1herst. at Amherst.
June 1i----Hoiy Cross. at Worcester.
June 15--Cornell, at Franklin Field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
RACING DATES
&0T ALLOTTED

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feh. s.-owing to
.Ae absence Of a quorum the state
Racing Commission to-day did not AL
at racing dates 10 the Kentucky
tracks under its Jurisdiction Anoth-
er meeting has been called for Tues
day at Frankfort. when dates for the
spring races will be allotted TO Lex
ingtcn. Louisville and I.atcnta.
Lexington has asked for dates from
April 80 TO May Z; Louisville may re-
quest from May 9 to June 2. and La
toniR is expected to select June 10
Joiy 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
Trivial SHORTCOMINGS.

ManY- Of the most serious. lasting
quarreis have sprung from some abb
surd cause. out of all proportion to
the result Elizabeth of the Garden
tells us that Irais is vexed with her
husband because he does not always
rise to open the door for her. Many
long felt grievance hangs on some
such simple thread. and 1t adds a
terror to life If we consider that wo
ourselves are perhaps unconsciously
making others miserable by trivial
rtcomings.-Phoebe WardeIi. In
Home Chat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
COULD REDUCE RATES
AND STILL MAKE MONEY

NEW YORK, Feb. s.--B. II. snnd~
berg. OF Kennedy. Mimi. upon whoAo
complaint that the express conapa4afeaI
of the country are in combinations
to keep up excessive rates, the Inter
state Commerce Commission n hold.
fore Referee Lyans declared td-<3t1,e
that, in his opinion. the ccmpani4k
could reduce present rates Judy 6(
per cent. and still make money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
JAP BALL TEAM
COMING TO PLAY

DftTIa0IT, MICH, Seb s.--Mari-
axtr Huxhey jennings. OF the Tigers.
han received a letter from Coach
CHARLES Mccarthy. of the KeIt uni-
V1fstty team, Or Tokyo. iApan. ask
Inn him to secure permission from thu
10 shortly To play college teams, and
saI6o league teams. II permiseInn can
III escured. The laps Are seeking
<1af&G after May lst. which n TOO lats
mn 1nrin9 exhibition games with the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
.NAvY-HARvARD
RACE Is ASSURED

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Feb s.---Capr
tain ]. Bowyer. superintendent Of the
Naval Academy. has approved the
imfd-week date for the eight-oared
boat race with Harvard. and this con-
test il now assured 81 the big event
or the navy aquatic season. The race
- scheduled for Thursday, April II,
and the Harvard lacrosse team win
play the fnidshipmen the day before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
FOOTBALL @'fAR
NOT TO ntsa'rnN

tsgegss{s&;s sAss aS tAf ia3 tAs
isSs us The yeas aisAE Il tAcai.ie de-
fif5lesy kngwl yeStefaaA Afternpon
that William Carrtsan Of Los ANGELES.
Eaa. would mol returH to scistei dur
fnE sthe second term. CarrtgaH has
been confined at his hone ever since
the christmas recess. and he has de
ctded not TO return to school till next
fnll In view OF the fact that ne has
missed all the midtefm examinations.
Gafrigan made puite u reputation Tor
himself at his home college and when
he entered Georaetown last fall he
hAd little difficulty In making good
:pn. .ths Blue and Gray eleven.
CMrrigRn Gays he will be on hand
al TOT playing football Ii the game III
AgAin reinstatsd ut Georgetown