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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
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MHb tbre gSeTfe.

Die Runltdusffeluna Der Sceiern
Of Wefiern slrtiits, bic gegeRiDart Q i'm
qurftmuIeum i'm Gben garf unfsrae
trdft 1T, III rrihtaltieer uno inter.
eiInnter, dls oiss ieit o1brtn Der Gau
iuar. IS lit bas um 10 erfreuliher.
cls boburh eas tpaffenOe Sntertfle
uEierer dmerituntifeH aiiHitl.r, ra.
mentlid1 Der in ben DeFftadtsn. far
biefe ausiteuungsu iid ttnnsethnet.
3os BubIitum IOllte cisien geftretur's
qen purh sohlrsiftn 8eiub Der Nus
IieluHa Grmuibigung entgegenbrlnser.
en- Der ausfteIluna btssgnet man alt!n
9etonnten. fpfern Dies auf oie RameH
eer aiinftIer gesus bat. NIT neuen uno
onrhrpeg beNertn Berten; anesvs
freiIid,, Die bisber ielten ooer ME isals
len. miro man ptrmtiTsn. Tdfiir limb
dber fpieoer 10 pisie nsue uuo Dielrer'
iprehenbe aiinitler repraienttrt. o1B
man Den sinen potr aHoeren ausfau
tpoEl perihmersen fam. Die 4nsitels
Iiina stigt, bab ftd bic omeritantite
ssunftmalercilbe mebr unb Efbr su
ielbitftdnbigem unO 6drdttertitiidsm
5haffen nurfringt uno aHerfsnnsns.
pertbe grfofee nnFSuDeifeH bat. Wdh'
rtnp ben oIten Weiitern natiirli6 i'm
mer nod NIT Der eebiibrenoen aereren3
oebuloiat pirh uno aub bic mooerne
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0oh suesoeben sptrbsn. oaB fiG Die
nmriianiI6en aiiaitler, ;. 9. pon Der
ShuIe Der fran;6ftIhen Smprfiionis
freR, MIR tpeRig babeH beeinflrfisn ldi-
fen. am tpeiteftsn iheint uns DnUfon
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mas aIIaeneiner bat bieie moeerns
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GhooE 9ainiers~ anbGnger stfunoen,
obffon aud bier foum bon nebr nls
nur pereinselttr gegsiitsrung Die RsSe
fein tdnn.
Die ,Soofier1 -aiinitlersruppe ii lei
Der ausFelIung perbdltniBndBig tart
pertreten unb trdgt Diel Bu ibrer Rsi4'
boltiuteit uno ibrem auHitfpertb tei,
4. Stis abams stigt mebrers febr bib,
| ithe QanDi6oftsbilner. Damn finber
mir bier Werte BON Otto Stdrt nne
@inidm 5orfptb. Der eieits Jahi
burd, BEN .f5ins arts Builbtns1 aSreis
onsgsseihnst ncrosn in. Gorfptb bal
pier annoihnftsn, unttr oenen Ter
Iesie GonnsnFrahl4 woh bic tiinftlsi
rii1 ppIlsnbetfie III.
Die gineinnniisr aiinitler.HcIcni
bat pieIfada arbtiteH. bic mir bereits
| cuf Der loialsn ausftsIIuns persdnae'
nen nerbit esfehen uno eepiiroigt ha
ben. Inter ben 35 giInern IN absi
rudb mdnfes nens. bersn geii6tigunl
fpirslih Genub atpabrt. Die ausftfll
lung eduert nod bis gum rs. Wlar5
Sbr 1eTuh Tam angeleseatlitit eHs
S,Fnhfsr &Y4svAsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
miIitGr llatnifasTHas' S.reiH.

Der 5eutIAe Rilit3r untsrftiibs
unoSs8treiu lam esftern Ranmtttag in
Der Central SurnbalIe CUR pierteljafrs
lihen 8eriammlang suiummeH, nie
uuter ben 9priiB ron qrdfirent gos-
par 9fiefer uub 9rototoIlIitrunq pon
Sstretdr 8. 3. gilbert itGttsan6.
$50 9rantengeto uurben CUR 3ohEuug
augelpisEsR urb stpei Wiitgiiee2r trart
qemeloet. 3as gicntce eSnmmittes be
rthtete, naB 3si1rutb's Bart fir ben
IL. SuHi bsleet poroen 1T unb Die
Qorbereitungen fir bic iSeitli+fe't IN
hcitem 8aHge isien. Ter MilitGrs
@ereu miro iih natiirIif iturt an Dem
gunoestrieQerfeit in @tesltna, @.@a.,
pcm q. biz "a. auguIt betbeiIieen
unb CT srtpahIte seftsrn aIs ieine Ger
treter BEL Dem Seleoatenfda in 0erbin-
buna nit bem arisqerfeft bic &anera-
BEN Spiepb Grpsubst. Soispb ReH3
unp glem. oprItlq. Die Gopfitener
fir ben Deutih. .amerttaniffsn 5tapts
nerbano puroe CUR 3abluns oncerie
len. 9as neue &ranientommittes be-
itsbt Gus ben Serren WidasI Gruit
rerger, igrans Jrunt uno 5runs sren.
lie Giunahlnen in Der csitriasn Der.
iamrnlunq bsIteisn iih auf $3.50, De
ausQaheu auf $33. So.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

gpH eiHem 6rabs, um iIe anf ben
6rabbissl i.iuer Watter uis.
nerJnIegsE.

Der 56 Sabre oIte Cigar BiIe,
BON go. 416 Carlisle IN, etsnste Iia
gefftru auf oem SprtHg Grpps Srisps
bpfe giumsn ppu einem 9rabe an.
nm oisisIbsn auf benz 9rabe ieinsr
tirSIi5 perItprbenen Wutter nieoer3us
iegen. Gr purns btsrbei pDn nem
goli5iftsn Shpsissr abgefdBt uno
untsr Der antIaes bss aleinoiebftabls
einaeiperrt. SebaIo feline Shtpeitsr,
fsrou gmma 90. WiIler pon Ro. 416
Carlisle ans., bon Der 8erbuftuus III
res 8rupers 4euntniB erbielt, eiltr fie
nan Der 8oiiSeigsridtsclerts sSffice,
um BiirgIhaft fir ben 8srbuftsteu 81
Ieiiten. als glerf Gharles Simpler
ibr mittebiIts, fpeine @ntlage gegen ibs
rem 8ruosr erbobeu poroen lei, brad
lie phnmIhtig Suiammen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

gar bic otitrige Commune 5sler sss
oerwegb NduHsrbors uR, GsrO.
Saiale Stubs.

Die idbrlihe 8ebentfeier on Die 9Sas
riier aDnmune, tpelthe geTtern absno
BON Dem 6erpeqb mdunerhor nao
oem 9Feroinanb Gdialie Rlub IN Der
ar6ettsrballs peranftaltet tpuree, gs@
italtete fi6, pie iiblih. gu einsm groben
GrfDl1e. Dir grpbe 5alie tonnte Die
grihieHenen taum fn'len uno Is mar
lance DOR 8eginn Der sSeitllhtsit NIT
S6Dieriateiten perbuneen, fih ourr
ben men1henfndueL ourh3urplnoen.
auBer ben Ritgliebern Der feitsebene
ben 8ereins, bersu 5unilisn nnb
Sreunbe, paren nu9 nod 5ablreihe
@ertreter Der Cincinnati Surngemeins
be, bes Seutonia Mtdnnerhors, bes
Clifton 5eigbts 8e'ungDereins uno Des
S6peiser RGnuernors srf6ienen, als
Serr Sulius 53orn bic TsTtIihteit NIT
einer 4niprahe, tpprtn er Die mill
tpmmen hteB uno auf Die SeoeutuHg
oes s5eftes btrlfpies, sr0ffnste. Rad st@
ner Superture BON guguft Sung :
OrteIter, lang Der 5ertpegh WdRners
dor uuter 2eitung feines 5IpeiteH 9t>
riaenten, 6srrn 6eHrp Wtaurer, Der
bic G5tsQe pes burh anDere Bflt6ten
perbinoerten eritsn 3irigeutsn 2outS
Serrmunn einnahn, bic 5gnne on Die
r;yrsibeit" unb sd Ienbe bieie glunts
bir." 5ieisn fOlgte bas io5inliitii6s
auortett. nus in eratiiher Sprdhe
mebrere 8oltslieoer gum 8efteH gab
unb aQgemeinsu Qntlang fuuo. aaum
puren Die lebten Zone pertlunseu, als
bus Srf)eiter Die Rarfeillellie" an
| ftin1nte, bic ppR alien 4ntpeieneer
| trdftig mttoeIuHgeu ipuroe.
IS folgte oaHn bic 5eItreoe Don Ell;
nem ungsnnHut Ietn tnpllenoeuReoner
rporauf nod 5err unb 5rau Ricoa cir
Gpuplet une Der Serfpesb WtdRnsr6ol
rHehrere anoere 2ieoer pprtrngsH.
,9lrsoenieien", Elm gtnatter, Gil:
oem Qrbsiterlsbeu, Der pon Am. 5aag
ssruu oSnsnfer, u. 9eder, ;5rl. 8aner
SoI. Shpars. 5. Strifler, 6. lltes
! 9. 9rlmer, Ger. giinis unh .. 2nuI
in bibiher @siIe burhaefiibrt tpurbe
funb ebenfalls gutsn Qntlons, tporau
bic offi5ielle 5eier uit eiuem lsbenoel
gtlbs Die 9SrsibsitsgDtttn" oarssfte[I
BON 5rau Mteper. nit ben ob:geu ger
ionen, gum @bIhIub tam.
Gin 5ans belt bic SbeiIne6me
oanu nod big 5ur 6sisrftunos 5ufam
men.
! Die 4usitiiFfe, pelhe bic Feisr Mi
/ 10 groBsr umii6t urrungirt batten
pursn bic 5erren 8alentin Sponagel
SuIius Germ, Rarl 9absrmeier, 6enr,
muurer uRb Carl Saith pom 5erDes
Mannerhor, iofpis bic 5erren 8au
Gruner, 5arrp Batulta, Sobn Mepsr
| Ssrib 8oehltr, sgrant 5eus, Beter Btt
friB Sobar, aler. 8edsr, oSSpiep
| 5hpars unb @Hl. Saag pom Serb
nQnb 2aials Gluh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
Ssertenerid diittermas
Tabrt ben Fob eiRes alten geteranri
berbti.

Charles gBiaiamion nou SO. 512
aipinsiton Str0bt itar6 esftern I'M
itaosiiGen noipitol an 4ltersihipdde
uno glerpentrihiiiteruns. Mit itinsr
3eii berihtst. tam Dor etnigtn abens
ben, ipGhrenb Der Greis troHt i'm Bette
Lag. Elm Seusr in isintm 5auie gum
Musbruh, fpeld1ss, als entceft Duree,
bereits sefd5rlids 9iueafiDnen anee'
ncumen batix. Gin In Der 0Ghe ans
seitsllisr griDatipd6ter tratl ois
odusibirs Elm uno irus ren alttn
Dlnnn, rpelher bsreits baiberfitdi mar.
aus BEN 6rennenbsn 9sbiuoe iiss
Grei.. BiGiamfon ipuros ftleanisF
nuh bem itdbiiihea 5Ojpitol stbroht,
no er, tuis seiagt. eeIitra ftinsu Gsiis
aufaab. or mar psrhtiratbet uno bin.
ierllbi bic gDittDe uuo mthure Rim
her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

ssbnis Marb: qresintt u. 3, 6, ., 6.
3, %. 3. S, 81.
Sanf5ebntt Darb - Jiinfs
sebnie Warb: prs5iutt q, ., 6, 8, g,
), o. 8. 3.
Ge6sebnteD ar -Gehaebnte
Murb. s.resiHft u. q. g, ., q, y, o.
8. 9. 81. 6, 1i.
Giebtnsshnte Wnr b-Sits
bensebnte mnro: grs5tntt u. q, 6, .,
g, S, q, 8, 3. St; neiinSebnie Daro:
prsSintt 81, 6; sinunbspanSisiteWar
prsSintt ..
aGtSebnts a6t3ebnfs
Warb: y.reSiutt u, ., 6, ., q, 8.
O, s., !, 81, g. W, 8.
RennBehnte MarD - VenHs
3ebnte Mnrb: gre5intt u. y. g. . g,
3, @, o. z, M, 8.
3nnnsigfteW q o-3iDdnsig'
tie Bdrb: grestnft u, 3, 6, 3, g, 8,
O. 8, :. n. 8.
GiHunbsnan3iefe Mdtf
ginunbsipnHsigite Marb: gre5iHft
u. q, 6, .. g. 8. %. 8. 5.
3neiunb5 b5ron3ie re B or !
3ipeilnospansisite Mdrp: greslHft
n. y, 6, .. g. 3, o. 8.
9reiunb5pdn5tgits Bar
Dreiiinbsipansisite Moro: QrssiHtt
VI, ., s. O, 8. 5. *, 8.
Bierunb3tpnn3igiteW ite Wart
giernnbsipansiate Darb: preSinti
u, q, g. 8, e, G, O. 8. 5, 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a I
Drei&hnts Warb: presintt q, 3. O
8, 3, &, 8; brtiunbSnunSigIte Ware
gresinft y, 6, Wl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

SseaHHsn eeiterH ibr siusi6Dhsntlt'
dss 8ahIpiei i'm OLYMPIC.

Dor fei0sr nur Itpat 5eiestem
bduie, iofpnhl in Der Rahmittagsz ais
audi in ber abennporIisQuug, begann
aeftern Die Sbsrammergouer SGusrE'
5ruppe, bereH 2eiftuHgeH cine behsre
Rarotqung osroient tdttsR, ibr sEDs1'
potentIi6es goFtfpisI i'm Olympic
ghedtsr.
8es Rahmittaas fam bas pterattt9e
gcItsItiid nit Geiaue uno Tang Die
geroferen" our @uTfihruRg, tpobei bic
Ddriteller asHiiesno 9elegenhett tntz
teH, ibr 5altnt su sutfalten; bic absne.
rcrfe[lunq ieooh, in Der oas bstaHnts
cber6aperIihe 9oltsftiid ralmsnruuif
rno goeIusib~ gsgtbeu rpuros, bran.s
bic Witpirtenpen crit in eds ri6t g'
EabrpoFer unb es mar eine graft
leiftuua, oie Don allen gsboten tpuroe.
8ds Spisl oerfslbsH lit 10 ihlitt uno
natiirIih, bdB man iidb rpirtli6 uutsr
Die gergbetpohnsr Bapsrns nit ihrsu
GiseHbeiteu Ii. T. 10. reriest pdhHt, BE-
ienbers tpenn bic lu'figen Shnao1-
tiipfls uRo Snbler sri6allen. Mdftl
Ditt in Der Role pss gun.lbdueru
uro Maris 8oIlen6als als fein 2Bstb
raren @eitaIten tpte aus Dem 2ebeu
asf6nttten, ndbr.no 6eiRs Marheite
als Gaberl, 5eni Gang als Goi. Jsroi
Raasl ais Ulentl une Bartl Shuites
als Bileois5 Galfi pur5 ibr trefflts
DIS Spiel iih ole Ser5eH Der gu
ihauer i'm Nu erobsrten. Ddbre
aunitleiftungeu sparen bns 3itters,
6aiiarre, une @ioIin. 2er5ett ppn
Seurp Ttarhetti. Soni uno Better gehs
mann, Iofpie DIE SanSeinIaneR bon
Sepp 5eiatnser, pspei 6ui3tnger uno
2isl Smiling. bic bttee auf itiirmifte
3urufe BIN tpitpsrholt fpereen mug 'en.
auh Der Snubplattlsrtans, dusge.
fiihrt BON pier gaGren, p.rFeblte uttht
itine @irfuns auf bas 9ubIitnm, eus
nab SbluB Der 9oritelung duBerit
befrieoigt pos 5aus oeriieb.
Seute 4bene miro .almenrauih
un6 Geelipeib" pieosrtolt, pibrenc
fir Dienftaa absno uno Die Mittpo6
matinee DIE ihDue Rinihduerin ans
aefsst lit uno es ftsbt 81 boffsn, bab
81. pirfIih gsoiegsnsn 8Orittaungen
iib eints b.Tersn 9efuhs srfreusn fper
Den.
gdptrR aufe'fdauf.
/ ani Griuhen oss 9rdNoenten
gbam Srnoeibdd1 pom 8anerifhsn
I IlluteritaBungs. gsrtin bat fh DIE Di.
rettien oes gnismbles 5erett ertIdrt
Donuerftda, oen %, uno Donneritas
Sen 80. MGrs. yta6Hittass uni
gteneg, aIs Grtra. .9operntage einsu.
fiosn unb fir oisis bier 8pritslliIuesu
ein ansuejsihnetes Sptsial grogramn
dufsuiteIen. Nus bieism 8ruuos rid
ttt 5err Senoeiba6 on olle isint
2anbslents, oh Iie oem 8srein angelo
rem cher aift be 9luFfDraerune. biei,
GeIeeenbett niht III peridumer UNI
bofiir sn iprgen. bnB bic 8GriteIler 90,
auspsrtuuften 5aufern Fpielsn iperoen
/
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
S.im SillnrbFpieI usrunalitdt.

Nm. 8udbOIs, 80 Sabre oIt, Elm
glsdiamiso oOu Chicago, lspnts fth
geiteru beim giqaroipiel in einem
Gotal an 5. rab Tioin StraBe bel
eiusm Defenders idrpierigen Bale fos
nett iiber, ouB er iit bic Ifnte ShuIs
ter perrentts. Gr purbe II, eiaempda
troItpassn nud cem ftdbtiTden Scfpi-
tai ssbracbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
lsefaErIid5es geriebeH.

Ter 90 Sabre aIit Better 4asarse
bon 20. 748 s,opfins Strabe ndbm
aefiesn aus Berisben cine GuaHtitit
Sleefols, peIdss sr mia eineE Rsoisiu
rwripthieIt battle, Elm. CT fpuree fr1lsli.
NIGH nah otm haotiIdbeR 1oipisal &C.
trc6t. no bic Gefabr unttr Anwsn-
Gang oer Raesnpumps bsltitisi ipur0s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

I'D fannie einen S6dufpielsr. oer
ipielte ben Srans WtOor io reaIiitIfst.
bds sr i.eesmal iel6lt Dor iih buHss
fpurbe.
.Dos iit nod gar nihts; ish fanllte
einen, Der erbroHelte ftrh ais drans
Roor ieoesmaI $500 ptrtIiG.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

prebirt IL. 9. RetnI pefiTb1
une sBarisepers srisnb". bs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07

Professor Simeon Lewis-he finally
confessed to the Simeon--gave the pa
irons of the Newport billiard parlors
sample of what he could do al finger
and nose billiards last night. and If the
rest of the performances he is schcd-
n'ed 10 give are half as acceptable as
the sample. tn" professor is a wizard
indeed.
Not heiEning I" accept y cue, tho
professor played several games with
the best that could he produced In
the first sct-to he managed to make
scNentE-fivc points while his opponent
was gathering Ineasly ,hirty-twc.
Notwithstanding the fact that the pro-
lessor was playing cushion carrom.
while his opponent was playing a
straight rail game. The second con-
test WAS with four wielders of the cue.
These four made exactly four points.
while the exhibitor rolled up 100
Nnde Dtmcur Phys.
II was really a marvellous exhibition
OF what man can do with his fingers
when it comes TO controlling the ivo-
RIGS. Professor Lewis not only showed
what he could do with opposition. but
in letting the large audience into some
OF his secrets he pulled off some OF the
most difficult shots on Il billiard table,
such as masses from every angle,
draw shots follow shots and others.
which put 10 blush many OF the other
performers witnessed locally.
Tonight. at the Newport, he will play
four selected players. each following
the rther, 100 points. He will play
eishteen-inch balk line game. two shots
in, while his opponents will play the
straight rail game. They will use a
cue. while he will depend entirely upon
his fingers He will also give an rNhI-
bition OF Chinese pool. using two cues.
Women are particularly invited 10
view the exhibition, and special seats
Will be reserved for them. The dcN-
tcritv OF Professor Lewis with his nm
gers cannot he explained. II must be
witnessed. Many excellent GUESTS have
been seen In Richmond, but no man
Apr oaching Professor Lewis in his
novel performance has before been
brought forward. He played short
game Of twenty-five points with his
nose, and showed equal skill with this
organ. The exhibition begins at $40
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
LARGE CROWOSEES
AN ORDINARY CARD.
Two Favorites Get First Money
in Races at Col
urnbia.

Columbia. S. c., December 6.-The
largest crowd OF the season witness
ed the running OF an ordinary card ut
the Fair Grounds track here to-day.
The weather was warm and pleasant
and the finishes mostly close Two
favorites finished first. Jockey turner
was suspended for INSTRUMENTATION.
First race--S20O: two-yenr- oIds; six
furlongs--Mamtta Is to - first, Miss
Stancll a to u second. Deduction q
to - and out. third Time. 1914 lis.
Second racc--pursc $500: two. year
olds; six furlongs: selling --Ncno 6 to
- first, Judge Howell G. To - second,
Electric q to y third. Time, 1914.
Third race--purse $3.50: two-year-
olds; five and u half furlongs-Jaw
Bono e to - first Silas Grump Is to
81 second, Queen Bee q to ~ third.
Timc, los.
Fourth racc-rursc $3.50: three year
olds: mile: E-Troywcight Is to
% first. Helene G. to 100 second Chip
pewayan q to - third. Time. l:ll 90.
Fifth race-pursc $500: three-y YEAR
olds and up; mile: seling-Camcl Is to
- first. Glen Beachcy q To ~ second,
Roebuck 6 to 81 third. Time, i:i1
2-5.
Sixth race-s25o; three year-olds
ana up: I'VE and half furlongs: soil
'ng-Richard Reed G to - first,
Seneca q TO y second. Love Watches
@ TO . third, Time, :O1 l-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
Pertinent Com Ega@mt
BY GUS MALBERT.

Walter Camp, dean of all the foot
ball experts, writing for Golfers, has
picked an lAll-America football eleven
Camps knowledge of the game. his
deep interest In the welfare OF the
sport and his careful, painstaking
methods, always makes his selections
command respect whether we agree
with him or not Here is the team no
has named. supposedly the best which
could be picked in all this wide land
The All-Amcrica Team.
End--White. Princeton.
Tnckle-Hart, Princeton.
Guard. Fisher. Harvard.
Centre-Ketcham, Yalo.
Guard, Dun. Princeton.
Tackle. Devore, West Point.
End-Bomeisler. Yale.
Quarter-Howe, Yale.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Harvard.
Halfbacis-Thorpe. Carlisle.
Fullback-Dalton. Annapolis.
In addition to picking team, Mr..
Camp has gone into a discussion OF
the football rules. He cannot see that
the forward pass has accomplished
anything for the Improvement of the
game, and he believes the onside kick
to be largely an element of luck. He
find that several changes are needed
most of which should increase the
value of offensive play and diminish
the success of Il well-coached defen-
sive eleven. While there will be many
who differ from Mr.. Camp. he is going
TO huvy many followers. Incidentally
he favors increasing the number Of
downs to four, leaving the distance
10 be gained the same. After discuss
Ing the season from almost every con-
ceivable angle. he comes to the con-
clusion that It had Disappointing
hnlsh, and his reasons for saying this
are that there were too many tie
scores and that the favorites were
generally whipped. Some of US may
not exactly follow his line OF reason
ing. but since Camp has spoken. we
Will listen.
Contrary to the general rule Of this
paper, an answer will be made to
letter received from Lexington, signed
"a Constant Reader" The Times
Dispatch usually ignores letters which
arc not signed with the writer's name,
but since the Lexington writer has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07

Cleveland, Ohio. December CIR
cumstances growing worse. All are
leaving the station"
This cablcgran came to-day from
Shen- Chow-Fu, province of HUMAN.
China, to Rev. George Johnson. secre-
tarM of the Board OF Missions of the
Evangelical Association. whose head
quarters are in this city. The messasc
was signed by Rev. a. II. Butzbach AMI
wife. of Benton iIarbor. Mich, who
with Rev. c. l.. Ranck. wife and two
children. OF Naperville. ILL: Miss Eliz-
abeth Schempp, of Reutlingen. Ger
many, and Miss Anna NJ Rolon, Of
Hanover, Ont, have been stationed at
Shen- Chow-Fu.
The cable gave no information OK
cept that concerning the safe dcpur-
turc of the missionaries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
ALL AGE STAKE
WON ny BENSON

Newton. n. c.. December s.-The sec
ond day OF tho Virginia Carolina field
trials opened clear and cold. The NOM
bers all age stake was hnished. and,
as predicted yesterday, Benson, owned
by Jack Dunn. the Baltimore baseball
maGnate. won first henson Is u grand
dog and will go down the line for
further honors. Malmaison was sec
ond, Eclipse third. and Beau Sport
fourth.
Eight brace were run in tho derby.
The winner receives the Virginia
derby cup.
Those showing best were Jersey
Jack, owned by Frank Reilly. Phil
adelphia; Nun Wiser. owned by J. c.
Wise. Richmond; Indicator owned by
Il. p. Wilkins, Riverton, Va. and
Prince William. owned by Charles b.
Cooke. Richmond.
The derby will be finished in the
morning. The annual meeting was
held tonight and the following Of
hcers elected: DR.. Leo Buckner,
president. Roanoke. Va: L. p. winkins,
first vice-president. Riverton. Va; IL.
II. Mccormick. second vce-president,
Charleston. w. Va. and r. p. Sted-
man secretary and treasurer. Winston
Salem. n. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad St.
FAST GAME FOR
SATURDAY NIGHT
Local Y. M. c. A. Quint VIII
Tackle Fast Team From
Newport News.

y fast game of basketball is seized
uled for Saturday night, when the Cen
trail y. NJ. c. ~. senior team plays the
Newport News association team. The
local players are putting up fast
game In practice. and as the Tidewater
boys are always hard players. the re-
suit of the game will be known better
after 1t Is played.
The Richmond team Will be picked
from the following players: j. II.
Twining, V. A. Wells. T.. p. Thornton,
NJ. +. Lawrence. w. 4. Bruce, ~ p
Mctcalf and w. II. Gilman. a curtain
raiser game will be played between
the reserves and the graded class
team at $50 o'clock.
Tonight at ? o'clock basketball
league composed Of members within
the association Will be organized a
class drili and vollcyhall game Will
precede the organization of the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
MANY IN LINE
Hundreds Rush 10 Ray Poll Taxes In Order
TO Qualify,

ihrce receiving teller. in the office OF
'!ty Treasurer Pace spent all OF yesterday
Fecelp'inE for the poll taxes OF citizens who
%!sh 20 qualify themselves for the spring
election. II has been impossible because II
the rush o. the past few DAYS 10 get accu-
rate hsuIes, but 1, is already evident that
we qualification to vote Will far exceed tha
o. years past. But three dnye remain for
,ho'e who have not yet paid to qualify as
Judge Witt has ruled that Saturday Ii the
ihst day under the law which requires pay
.neht SIX months prior to the general cleo
non which VII come on the second Tues
cay In June The Mayor and ali members
O. the lower branch OF the city Council are
&c De elteted at that time
hhny petitions nave come 10 Deputv
treasurer Held 10 keep the Office .pen u,
h'shts Tor tho remainder o. the week. and
IL Is probable that somo such arrangement
VII De made al least for Saturday i;tier-
'ooh hhd night. But 10 avoid 4 tedious
Wal; In line, citizen. desiring 10 prcsery,
tnelr right 10 vote arc being urged 10 uiai
ny early this morning or Tomorrow morn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
TRAINS ARE IN
TRIPLE WRECK
Two Freights and Fast Express
Crash, and Six Men Are
Killed.

Pittsburgh, Pa. December Six
men were killed and five injured to-
day In n triple wreck of two freights
and fast express train on tho Penn
sylvania Railroad at Devils Bend, near
Manor. Fa,, twenty-five miles east of
here.
One freight trnin became stalled and
u second crashed into it. Before
warning could be given the express
train. carrying nothing but express
business, wcstbound, smashed into
the frcigh, wreckagc.
Twenty horses were being trans
ported West on the express train, and
all wore killed.
1t Is estimated that the total value
OF the horses killed was between $780,
600 and 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-07
HOW MUCH WHISKY
MAKES ONE DRINK
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CONTINUED From First Page)
think makes drink replied the wit
ness.
We'll. about two inches and a quar-
ter replied the Senator.
Was ii part of your business to go
around your hotel buying drinks for
guests?
NO. it wasn't a business" said
Sturincr. ii, was IA pleasure"
Can't Agree On IL.
Zentner took the stand and corrobo-
rated Sturmer's testimony. He and
the investigators had lengthy con-
troFersy without result as to how
much ono must drink to become In
toXicated. He testified that White had
declared: You know I'm Democrat,
and voted for Lorimer. and Eli make
that bunch come across I'm going to
get a lot of money without working"
The hearing dragged until the dts
cussions of sobriety entered into II.
AT one time Senator Lorimcr tiled his
head on tho back of his chair and
dozed Off Into nap.