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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
FARRELL LIKES
HIS H|GHLAADERs
Speaks Highly Of Showing Made
BY Men in Train,
ing.

H,r.rv yopy Mem - "rha
u,Nh1A.r. Mi, ~ rsrv :. - mi. vear
49,. ,srassr, ;ndications amnunt "a
uns ia pr.ssa.nt ErsrE 4.
r. nn't 80 arr,vaa horns vssferday
$500 49, ..av ~ Atrsrs "a
rne ,, 49, riay.,s nav~ nat had
1919 - aS.ard thar,se,ves ~ ~
= $3.50 - =. = 80 sr,,th h,,t they
sa..n nso,rn annnsh "a cnnvtncs hoth
a aavH "a ,nv.a,r thst sha team
Css -. s.,,, st.srytharad ~ annctnf-
~ 49, csntasr ~ TIA Hirh-
s @ ~ sra,,.t,,,. nas nesr rlaced
lanu s'sasa, un ,s,!v "a sir~~r Ch.se ~
On sp01uy 49, 49, ~ Eirde m
uc.um s nsw ra a. ,iss,.rs .rA wsth
e ea
nm ~ s
we wiii nave q iormioaDle Innc ~
no matter now Sfahnes a5rAngea .ne
combination. Gardnef canno1 g - -
cefled At nrst ana second 49, -
Tar. JIMMY Ausun sccHae uesc1 ~ i
to hang on 10 tniro pasas .Ha 49, -,
say the same OF JACK hhienG tne -
shortstop. But we nave three otnes
corkinE good inneloeFs IN 1900
Roach and Johnson. not 70 mention.
I4aporte. ! old NOT nave 2 GnAhce y
see Johnson work ous q MS 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
PENIS Relay Carnival.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March :1.--
Pennsylvania athletic management
Is now making arrangements TOR the
sixteenth annual relay carnival. to be
held on franklin Field April 80. and
according to the present outlook. all
previous meets will be outdone by
this one. From assurances already
received, practically every big univer-
sity east of the Mississippi, md pos
sibly one or two beyond that line, will
send their best athletes.
The Eastern teams, which are vir-
tually sure TO be on hand, include
yale Columbia, Princeton. Cornell,
Dartmouth and probably Harvard,
while from the West will come Mtchi-
ran, Chicago. illinois, Wisconsin and
several others. These big teams would
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
.WREsTLERs ARE
READY FOR BOUT
Turner-Schultz Match Creates In
terest Among Local Sport
ing Men.
TURK WANTS MATCH
Care Achmed Will Challenge
Winner of the
Bout.

The first good wrestling match to
be held in Richmond in q number OF
years aand one which lie creating In
tense interest among sporting men Of
this entire section will be held in the
First Regiment Amory, Seventh and
Marshall streets, Monday night. Since
the bout was first announced some
weeks ago II has been the principal
topic Of discussion among local fol-
lowers Of sport and It - expected
that they viii crowd the big armory
to its fun capacity tonight, when
the -wfss&ieFs appear en- -4afe raised
platform for their championship bout.
Both men arrived in Richmond far
in advance OF the time set for the
match, and are apparently anxious
to begin the fray. Turner II confident
OF being able TO defend his title. and
says that he = feeling in fihe shape
for the match. Schults has number
OF friends In Richmond who claim
that he stands 2 good chance OF put
ting the shoulders of the Washing
ton wrestler to the mat.
Preliminary Bouts.
Manager Cousins, who - managing
the match, has announced that he
will probably put on one or moro
preliminary bouts preceding the big
match. There are a number OF clever
wrestiars in the regiment, and the
idea II to have them entertain tbs
spectators with IN exhibition OF Light
weight wrestling. The clash between
the principals Of the midleweigh
the principals OF the midleweight
class will prove exciting from be-
ginning to end. and Is expected to
consume considerable time, as the
men are evniy matched as regards
weight and strength.
Turk Wants Match.
Carp Achmed. one OF the team of
Turks who recently came to the Unit
ed States seeking wrestling honors.
has arrived In Richmond and says
that he Ia very anxious to meet the
winner OF to-night's match. Turner
has been in correspondence with this
Turk for some time. and 1t has been
Tentatively arranged that they shall
meet here during the first week in
April. Should Schultz win the bout,
1t is quite likely that he will be
matched with the Turk Tho Turk Ii
n big fellow, weighing ITO pounds,
and may be exneSted4 to put up q
hard match against either OF the 9TH
er wrestlors whom he may inset. The
| ajsiA- Of the Americans will In q
measure offset the strength OF the
Turk. Achmed saya that he will In
sist upon a forfeit on the match. but
Ii In generally believed In sporting
circles that he will gladly arrange a
match with the winner on any terms
that are offered him. Turner has q
number OF other high class wress1trt
who arc after his title. and have writ
ten him for bouts. II the Turk doet
not come to terms. one Of the Others
win come here for the bout In April
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
MUCH EXPECTED Or
TNlRtER T0ucHsT0ME
Roanoke Slab Artist Has Record
Of Many Home Runs in
League.

fepecial 10 The Richmond virginian,)
AOANOKE, VA, March 2I.-
rouchstone. known In the Carolina
Association a. the "HAl Wonder,
win. ii he shows the same form he
did last year, break up lot of games
III the Virginia League this year. Not
only was Touchstone the premier
twirler In the association from which
he was drafted by Roanoke. but he
was one Of the heaviest hiters. His
record for home runs was wonderful,
ana the fans in Greenville insisted
up0n his playing In every game be-
cause 81 his hitting propensittes. He
played left fleld when not In the box
but No was in the box In the ma
1ority Of the games ut the early part
Of the Season. a man who knows
the boy--hc II not yet twenty~one
yaars Of a9e--predicts that he VIII
b one Of the strongest players In
the league this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
BLEACHER SEATS MAY
SELL FOR s. AT FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. March 21:---
Fight fans who have been saving their
money to purchase $40 hieacReE
seat for the Jeneries-Johnson nghs
arc rejoicing In possibility OF using
half that sum on q date following the
osIiciai announcement by Tex XIX kard
that prices will range from 81 10 $50.
1t had been generally understood
that the seats would run from sIu
IN the top rows to 500 at the ring
side, but careful study OF the possi-
biiities has led the promoters I, cut
this price list In half. According 10
the arrangements for seating tine av-
erage price will be about s2s. An
arena to seat $4,000 n planned. which
Il filled ct this price will mean .
gate receipt OF 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21

NEW YORK, March zI.--It II
more than likely that f. q. Ander-
son. W. A. Larned and r. Fl. A,exan-
der will Join Dr. James Dwight, r..
d. Wrenn and w. J. Clothier on the
committee to arrange for the matches
for the Davis lawn tennis challenge
cup. So far as is known, England and
America will be the only chaiiengers
of Australasia for the cup, and II In
the contention of the English that
the preliminaries should be played
this year in England. as they were
held in America last year. There Is.
however. a belief that both prelimi-
narfes and finals should be played in
Australasia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21

HOPKINS La Cr0sS bcneuulo.
BALTIMORE, March 21.--The
Johns Hopkins University lacrosse
team held its first outdoor practice
at Homewood Saturday. PRACTICE UNI
In the cage for some time. but yes
terday was the first lineup which the
weather permitted to be held out Of
doors.
The complete schedule. Of the team
follows:
April Navy at Annapolis.
April s---Alumni at Homewood.
April 16-~Lehigh at South Beth
lehem, Pa.
April 23--Stevens at Hoboken.
April so-Swarthmore ut Home-
wood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21

NEW HAVEN. CONN. 16aseh s1s-
Tho htst long distancs outdeor ints1-
collegiate swimming meet has bess,
planned ~ Representatives from IaIs.
Hayward: Columbia. PeausylvanIa.
4ptin6stou and the college a. tAe eats
N NsW York. The date has been ~
xof Juix 4 m 8, ana the MeAt wlll ~
hald n 4pASetn Islnno, ThA Aga9AtQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
prlnceton Tennls Playe.s.

PRINCETON. N. J.. March 2l.--
Four men are to be taken on the
Princeton tennis team trips this sea-
son. and there IL one vacancy on the
liet. owing to the inability OF B. N.
Doll TO compete The management
has announced the following sched-
uie: April 20. Cornell ct ithaca: May
I. PennSylvanta at Princeton: May
Ii. Dartmouth IT Princeton: May -.
Ysie at Pr1ncstou; May -. Harvard
IL Cambridge, and May ~. annual
interscholastic tournament at Prince
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
70 race German Yaclnts.

|. BOSTON, MASS. March 2l.--Tne
Eastern Yacht Club has accepted the
Invitation OF the KAisertcher Yacht
Club TO vtsit Kiel next year and 70
race AGAINST tbs German sender ciass
yachts. Three American and three
German yachts are 70 compete u
serfes az yucas. the conditions 10 Cow
ern being similar t. those that have
roverned former races. The Amert-
can yachts will 20 to Germany ~
June in order 70 he able TO sail IN the
KieI rexa4fas. and the trial races 70
select there representatives will be
sailed probably In October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
FOURTEEN men
FOUND GUILTY
Charge Of Using Mails to Promote
Fixed Sporting Events is
Sustained.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA, March 81.
John c. Mabray and thirteen Of
his associates were found 6uilty IN
the United States District Court Of
Illegal use OF the mails to promots
fixed sporting events. The Jurors dis
agreed AZ to Robert p. l. Goddard.
Of San Antonio.
Those found guilty are John c. Ma
bray, Leon Loser. Tom 8. Robinson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
lard Practice Begins Wrestlers Are Here

be enough to insure the complete
success Of tina meet, but In addition
there will be hundreds Of athletes on
hand from every school and college
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25

Two rea! estate deals yesterday
oi0 mean a step forward for Bale.
surg. Mr. NJ l.. Rutland bougi,
4 tHaa one e.aroy acre hmldir
B, from Mr. j H. Stroller where
he Old gin house now stHds and
opposite the Me.no'ist parsonage
The pr,c as about $1,000, whit n
ncars $4,000 an acre.
MIR. Pierce Watson also purchas
I'd an acre lot just beyond this site
he consideration being in the ncig1.
5rhood of $1,000. Mr.. Watson {
ec,s 10 build modern home he
n the near future, The probabilit.s
re hat he will so into the colt
nd fertilizer business which Wi
mean much for Batesburg.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
THE COLORED
FAIR
A SUCCESS IN EVERY Way.
LARGE CROWDS.
lAHlBlTs GOOD AND THE INTEREST
TALEN BY THE coLoRED PEOPLE
WAS UNPRECEDENTED

Quite great deal of interest has
been taken by the negroes of Lex
lngton and the surrounding counties
in the fair being held here this week.
Richard Carroll, president Of the
State Fair which was held here last
year and in Columbia this year, is at
the head, also, of this fair. and its
success is due largely to his capable
management.
Tie exhibits are good. There
are some splendid samples of corn.
potatoes, cew peas, garden crops.
butter, eggs, canned fruit, pickles.
fancy work, poultry and hogs. The
departments of domestic science
and agriculture show great advance
ment in methods of keeping house
and managing farms. H. S. Mur-
PHI, U. S. Demonstration agent of
Kershaw, is at the head of the latter
department, which makes a good
showing.
The Southern Ploughman. Car
rolls paper, is giving a prize contest
These prizes are buggy, bed
room set md suit of clothes, sffer-
ed by the L. d. Cullum Co., I. Ed
wards Co., and Cooner Bros. re-
spectively.
Meetings were held each night Ia
h negro church, addressed py z.
D, White, c. T. Walker and others.
Carroll talked to the white people
on Thursday night. 1t is his nim to
improve the condition of his race by
making lis men and women better
farmers and housekeepers.
Calvert, tie famous rope walker,
gave several splendid exhibitions Of
is skin and balance daily at the
sair grounds.
The attendance has been very
good. There were about $500 per
sons admitted Wednesday, and the
crowds were larger still Thursday.
On the latter cay special Thanks
4.yn services were held.
The Baresbura Negro Fair was a
mott. a.le success, especially ccnsid-
sring that this was its frs; yrsr as
such, and rhat it WIS so soor after
the Negro State T air in Columbia.
Il is CAROLS object to make 'his
great agricultural and industrial fair.
and he, and the others working
with him are deserving of the hearty
support Of the white people.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
ANOTHE r S u S.
PECT IN JAIL.
NEGRO CHARGED WITH FAR
lICIPATION IN WILLIAMS
KILLING IN JAIL.

Lexington, Nov. 23.-Sheri.H ?.
II. Corley returned from Owensbe,s
Ky, last night with "Trix" Baker,
who is charged with murder and
highway robbery in connection with
the killing Of young Paul Williams
on the Hagcnbeck-Walhce circus
train on the night of October 3. Ia.
kcr is q young negro and was an emA
p.oye of the circus UP to the time
Of the wholesale arrests in Augusta,
when he skipped leaving for parts
unknown,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
ALL The NEWS OF THREE COUNTIES CONDENSED
Cotton Market
SPOT ~ 90

All chose having visitors will confer n favor
upon TN" Advocate 10y sondingm their names on
or before Thursday of each week
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
Per sOnals

|
Mrs } Il Hartley and Miriam
''e''' '''' A''>'1' ~ augusta
Miss Hortense Landrum lie It Wed
nesday for Bishopville.
DIR and Mrs J A Watson spent
Sunday at Ward.
DIR IA Ouat.lebaum was here
Wednesday,
MIR Minis l,3rt,ev of Columbia
,,,s Lono c.,.l
:. 80 b.~ oo,,s-
-.
borough left ON Monday for her
homo in Miami fla
-. ,..
y p I-. e.h o- Mohetta was
.'n town Tuesday
@ Trau Fulmer Of Mt Will
Ink ia ,o. shopping Iuesda,
,-- w rr,rcb aaorsor ha
eGrana-I napkins wed ding at
5A.a.Ja We H.-sdzy.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
MISS CULLUM I INTER-
TAINS.

Miss Katherine Cullum dclghfuliS
entertained a large number of frienCs
Wednesday at u1ique recipe coz
test. After the contest delicious re-
frcshments were served.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
RED, WHITE AND BLUE

In accordance with the school
a large state flag now flies over ,ht
6-hool house during school hours.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-25
NO 5595
Report of the Con-
ditiOr Of

"~e" 49, .
burg, in the state of
outh Carolina, at the
close Of business, No
Venber 10, 1910.
Resources
L os and Discounts $Il1,085.19
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured o55.o3
U. :. Bonds to secure
circulation 25,OOOOO
Premiums on u. S. Bonds $1,000
Bonds, Securities, etc 10000
B.rSiug house, Furniture,
and Fixtures l6,SS4.77
Other Real Estate owned 8.S25.OO
Due from Nation
al Banks lnotre-
serve agents. 34782.22
Due ..r approv-
ed Reserve Ag-
ents 19,04224
h 9th
er Cash Items 22,2l
I ,cs th-r
National banks 10000
Frac cIonal Paper
t~rrrnncv Mick
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
Miss BOehmer EnteTtains.

One of the most delightful en tertainments ever given in Pres colt, was last night given in honor of Miss Edna Boehmer of St. Louis, by Miss Ruth Helbig. At an early hour sixteen young la dies and twenty two young men had gathered at this hospitable home to make merry one of the Xmas week evenings. The guests were met at the entrance by Mr. and Mrs. Helbig and ushered into the reception room. The double doors between the dining room and reception room were thrown open, in both rooms tables were placed for that ever popular game of Progressive Travelling. Throughout the game delicious fruit punch was served by the lovely hostess, Miss Ruth Helbig and the no less lovely Miss Myrtle Butcher. Upon the tables delicious candies were laid and during the game an elegant repast of brick cream and cake was served. A listof the happy guests follows: Ladies; Misses Electa Cantly, Bessie Caruthers. Beulah Hesterly, Phles Stone, Elise Milburn, Hazel Hamilton, Myrtle Butcher, Hannah Bemis, Claudine Bercaw, Mildred Pitt man, Alyerne Gee, Louise Scott Mae Duke, Gyp McMillian, Clara Young, Vera Buchanan. Gentle. men: Fred Guthrie, Harold Brooks, Joe Harrell, Edmond Logan, Saxon Began, Ivan Cald. well, Edward Blake, David Butcher, Ali Jones, Sam C.. White, Paul Butcher, Roy Stain ton, Byron Moody, Frank Brock, Colliss Bercaw, Blake Scott, Howard Harrell, Leonard Hamby Fred Duke, Harris Powell, Mar shall Powell and Wylie Steen.
 At the midnight hour the guests bade adieu to tho honoree and hostess with many express ions of a delightful evening.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Dayis en. tertained at 6 o'clock dinner last evening. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Nat Martin, Mrs. Fred Powell, Miss Jennie Watson, Miss Laura Lee Powell. Miss Lillie Butcher, Mir. A. B Oh- plant Following upon the sery- ing of a sumptious repast the guests engaged in the game of BOO" At a late hour they bade farewell to host and hostess. Lest we forget, lest we forget !"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
TAKE CARE!

Remember that when your kidnevs are affected your life is in danger. N Mayer, Roch' ster, N. Y. says: My t. ouble starte ] with sharp shooting pain over my back which grew worse daily. felt sluggish and tired. my kid ney action was irr gular and infreG uent. l staated using Foley Kidney Pills. Each dose seemed to put new life and strength into me, and now l am con- pletely cured and feel better and stronger than for years. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD FOR
MOTHERS

Mrs. D. Gilkeson, 326 Ingles Ave, Youngstown, Ohio, gained wisdom by experience. My little girl had severe cold old coughed al most continuously My sister recommended Foley's Honey and Tar. The first dose I gave her re- lieyed the infama ,ion in her throat ard after using ore bottle her throat and lungs were entirely free from infa- melton. Since then l always keep bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar in the hsuse. Accept no substitutes Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
Albany News

Considerable sickness here.
 Christmas passed off very quitely here. Our young people behaved very nicely.
 Miss Eva Garrett of Little Rock is spending the holidays at home with her parents.
 Rev. H. B. Story is conducting a series of meetings at New Liberty church. There is also a meeting in progress at Bethel.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Hit of Buckner, Texas, and Floyd Nel- son of Little Rock are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson.
 Miss Lucy Gam and Messrs. McRae and Cleveland Gam of Little Rock are visiting friends and relatives at Laneburg.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Galloway spent the latter part of last week visiting in Stamps.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
DOOIeys High Patent Flour aG Duke Bros $5. 50 per bbl.
What Would You Do?

Suppose the big graphing hand of a corporation grabbed you by the neck and aaid:" You quit your foolishness or move to the very extreme corporate limits of Prescott with your business" what in the name of the grea horned howl would you do?
 Now, unfortunately, it falls OH the shoulders of the editor of the DAILY MEMS to ask you a ques- tion, Yet if you went over the matter carefully and conserva- lively would you hesitate to say "give us a depot, and give it to us now?" Tn the march of hu- man progress thereis many a vain detoure, but the aim is al- ways upward and the aim is al- ways sure" We wish toimpress upon every citizen the fact, that we are absolutely for-the build- ing of better, cleaner and larger Prescott.
 In some of our writings we may offend you. We are sorry, but it is in the march of pro gress" and we cannot help it.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
Local News

House for rent near Junction mill.-Sam T. White.
 Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lavender, boy,
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs. c. K. McClelland, a boy.
 Joe Bates, of Sutton, is in the city today on business.
 H. A. Sykes went to Arkadel- phia this morning on business.
 J. B. Stone made a business trip to ElDorado this morning.
 Miss Hattie Williams went to Boughton on visit to friends today.
 Miss Helen Darlington is visit ing in Boughton for the balance of tho week.
 Douglas Brooks and family re- turned yesterday afternoon from short visit to relatives in the country.
 E. A. Cook, of Philadelphia, representing the United Press Circulation Company, is in the city today on business.
 The Self Culture Club will be entertained Friday December 30th instead of 29th. Mesdames Rice and Hamilton will entertain at the home of Mrs. Hamilton.
 Dr. c. c. Purtle, of Cox, Ark, is in the city visiting friends. The doctor is anoted entertainer and amused quite a crowd of friends last night with hunting stories of various varieties.
 When a news paper becomes sufficiently popular that in order not to miss a single copy per son would telegraph his sub scription, we feel like the fellow in the cyclone, that's going some"
 D20Teys High Patent Flour af Duke Bros s. so per bbi.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28


 was here today on business.
 Eld. Delaughter was here from Boughton today on business.
 In the visit of St. Nicholas, did you notice, Mir. Boozeman ac- companying him?
 Fred Hawkins, a prominent young newspaper man, of Nash vile, was in the city a few hours this morning.
 The babe of Nr. Bean, report ed seriously i'll yesterday, is re ported by the attending physi- elan as out of danger today.
 Mrs W. B. White and grand, children who have been visiting a few days in Prescott, returned to their home in Texarkana this morning,
 Rolf Wylie, of this city, has gone to Little Rock, where he has accepted the lforemanship of the carpenters shop at the deaf mute institute.
 The prayer meeting and ex- animation in training for service at the Christian Church has been postponed from this evening to Friday evening A cordial invita-. tion is extended to all to attend this combined service.
 Allis now ready for starting the machinery of the postal say ings banks throughout the country January 3, next. The IS postmasters, each representing "a state, who have been in Wash ington acquiring information concerning the management of the postal savings work, have fin ished their training at Postmas- ter General Hitchcock's office and the last of them left for home tonight. All of them are postmasters at second class off ces, each office selected as the most representative one in it's state for the 5tyout in postal banking.
 That there is still existing in Prescott a feeling of bitterness among some of our business men, is only too evident. Let a question of vital importance come up and the first thing to be noticed is that sides are immedi. ately taken and instead -of pull ing together we find that we are pulling against one another. No town was ever successively built by such methods and we suggest that a remedy be immediately applied. Another suggestion is that the remedy to be applied be good live commercial club or chamber of commerce.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-28
ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES

To many, wintsr Is a season of trou- ble. The frost bitten toes and fingers chapped hands and lips, chilblans, cold sores, red and rough skins, prove this. But such troubles flip before Bucklen' s Arnica s alve. A trial convinces. Great est healer of Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, EXZema and Sprains. Only 25c at Hesterly Drug Store