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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery. The
Bcrgerman Co., 23S So State. Bell 5692
Ind. S05 a273i
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W. !ED-G1RLS TO LEARN W,N
S'e "o'R ana shaking. Model laundry
d l3f
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ELECTRIC GRINDING

WE GRIND RAZORS. SHEARS
knives, surgical Instruments and all
edged tools. Satisfaction guaranteed
J. Stores Co. c1s41
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WANTED

wANTED-MISCEL
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; VIII pay YOU first-class prices. IL
G. Fisher &, Co. l6j So. W. Temple. Bell
GIL. Ind. 9bi. eos
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cA,PABLE GIRL OR WOMAN roa'
- 'gUuseW3rE' must bc good cook VNy
!" bTaiSt"rd apis, Eagle Gato d,,,ss ia
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PATENTS


TO PATENT INVENTIONS, SECURE
trade marks or copyrights, see j. NJ
Thomas. Eagle block. X1659
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, r.
Mckenzie. Display yards f22 So, State.
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WHERE TO EAT


GERMAN HOME COOKING THE.
Commercial dining rooms, llG S. Main.
upstairs. c11I3
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; AU-
thorized police references: absolutely
reliable, Both phones 537. We invcsti-
Gate anything. 2OS-9 Mcintyre bldg. 40
South Main. c1959
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ALL MAKES, SOLD OR
rented. supplies. Stewart Gleeson
Co. 36 West md South. Bell 29O, Ind,
702 dis
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SANITARIUDGS

DIR. FREDERIC CIIFT RECE ' ~, 10,
nervous. mental. alcoholic patients. III III
flee, Mcintyre bldg, &. l.. City' OF ISSi "a
266S-Y.
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NJ. J DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskiIlcd laborers furnished
~ East lst South. corner Commercial.
be' Dhone 3"hS Ind. 923 piJ
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DENTISTS

w. S. HUDSON. DENTIST. -6l9 BOSTON
building, loose teeth (pyorrhoca alveo
Iaris). Vienna. three applications treat
ment: guaranteed bl3i
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MASSAGE
SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHANGE
MEDICAL

DIR, SYKES, RECTAL SPECIALIST,
80 Brooks arcade. b8t9
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PERSONALS
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES FOR
rent, sale or exchange. cash or pay
ments Monarch light touch. best on
earth. Standard folding weight pounds
for portability Both phones 430 Utah
Typewriter Exchange CO., &C West End
South. c10l5
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ALI. KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks. valises, best prices paid. |
rs Commercial st. Reply by postal card !
3T7l Bell t7i
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HAT FACTORY


MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked Panamas Il speciality. Salt
Lake Hat Factory, n l.. 1st South. Phone
1877. bl133
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TO LEASE
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO. 60 EAST 3RD
South exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
mss
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Go to Saltair Saturday.
Trains 7:4o and S.l5.
WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. WE
clean carpets. "Sauto" vacuum cleaner.
Office Duvars paper store. Ind. 114J;
Bell 3154. vl09T
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OSTEOPATHY


DR. ALICE HOUGHTON. ROOMS Sill
Is Mcintyre bldg. Ind phone 359, Bell
{346: residence Bell Main 361 x699
DIR. AUSTIN KERR OSTEOPATHIC
Physician Mcintyre bldg. Both phones.
1900
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GRINDING.


BRING IN YOUR OLD RAZORG AND
let us make new ones out of them all
work guaranteed Western Arms Co.,
lis South Main. dl407
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RETTLES. MATHEZ & co. a..
Hardwcl. manager. 15S South WesI
Temple. Both phones ZIG
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wANTED-srTuAT1ows-FEMALE
ASSAYERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE. l5e SOUTH
West Temple. p O box lifG nloiV
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ROOMS CLEANED FROM 81 UP: PA
pcring accordingly. Thomson House
cleaning Co. Ind. 10000. c3225
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II. II. OFFICER & co, ASSAYERs: l6s
South West Temple ST. salt laso laSo
City. m.oy
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GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR CO.

MEMS SEWED SoLES. 16C;
ladies', zoe. heels. 25c. Bese
work; lowest prices. we call ana
deliver 20 West End South Bel
ss9. n.sys
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
freproof warehouse In city; storage of
ali kinds; low rates; packing and ship
ping, visitors welcome. / x =. Stores
Co Phones Eek. IL. cs40
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING.
214 j.. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b297
HCDDART FLORAL, Co, 81 S. MAIN
ST. Phones 106. Cut flowers and fu-,
neral designs. n1523
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A PIANO (UFHIGHTi: CAN'T GIVE
over SIS Al Constitution block or Bell
fl53. c2i93
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army, Both phones. t2l3l
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-SALESNIEN

-~~-~-~~~>~~~-,~-
SHOES. SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Call Edw. Green Bell o02l. Ind. 1918
'n225D
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OFFICE WITH w. T. KNAPTON. BELL
phone 1871. Ind 22S7. dl6l5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
FLETCHER fails
. To COME AROUND
MAN WITH HOxUs ron STAR BASE
BALL PLAYERS DROPS OUT
or SIGHT.
THIRD LEAGUE GOES TOO
ALL THAT ~ LEFT OFF MUCH ADJ
vERTIsED PROPOSITION 10 LOT
or CHEcks GOOD As
SOUVENIRS.

CINCINNATI. Feb. io.--Ffiday Is
Fletcher day in baseball circles. The
day when the boss players OF tho big
leagues were 10 get bonus OF $fQ.-
900 each II they signed with the
Fletcher outfit has come around but
Fletcher has not.
Fletcher has disappeared. II y
supposed that he has gone to his home
nswn Of Toledo. He got great deal
OF advertising out Of his proposition
to start third league. the baseball
players rot lot Of starry hope and
tarry dope and the big league mag
Mates got a regular old bugaboo,
DOGGY man scare. They thought II
was . sure enough ghost they saw,
all right. n
Some OF the players are holding on
TO the checks they received for sign
Ing with Fletcher-ti1e trifie Of ~ 900
or 5000 "adyance"--but tho slips OF
paper are good only for souvenirs,
Hold out players who have been watt
Ing to see Just how far Fletcher would
go viii now proceed to put their httie
signatures to their old club contracts
and proceed to play ball In their old
uniforms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
LADY DEC|Es A
SMOKER
SURPRISES BRUNSWICK FOLK ny
PUTTING THE WEED
IN PUBLIC.

BRUNSWICK, ga, Feb. a0.--I.ors
pecies ana his 4Ycugg hsides formers
iy Miss Helen WHEN Gould. are now
occupying the handsome cottage of
Edwin Gould uncle OF the bride, on
Jekyi Island. eight miles from this
city where they Will spend a week
before returning to New York, from
where they win start ON q tour OF
Egypt. ny gs.ss i--s a.
Lord and Lady. Decies arrived in the
city at 1890 yesterday afternoon over
the Atlantic Coast Line, travelling in
thd private GER Atlanta. They were
Ut lunch when the train arrived and
q crowd OF two hundred Or three
hundred people gathered around the
notable couple. The curtains had been
pulled down. however. and for half an
hour the crowd waited. Finally one
OF the curtains was raised. and In
twill view Of the large crowd the count
and MS wife occupied q, seat directly
IN front OF window The bride pres.
entity lighted cigarette. while the
many curiosity seekers looked on
AmAxinsiy as she pulled it,
The couble walked from the private
car to the pier, where a special steam-
er had been sent to meet them. They
took . seat on the deck and posed
for several who stood around with
cAmefA2 ssn mn;
Last night they met several OF the
other guests At the island, including
Senator and Mrs. Nelson Aldrich, Of
Rhode Island; Mrs. !. PierpUut Nor
gan and her daughter and others.
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JURY MAY FIND
.PANTCHENKO GUILTY
EVIDENCE INcoNcLUEIvR AND
MENTAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
MAN QUESTIONED.

ST PETERSBURG, Feb, io.---ns-
spite the inconclusiXa nature OF the
evidence against bf. pantchenko and
Count Patrick OBrien de Lassy,
charged with the murder Of Count
Vasilli HoatGriin, De r4assy's brother
in-iaw. their conviction ie to-day con-
sidered probable ~sss&
IN an English or American csdrt
the case against the prf1onSfs would
undoubtedly have been Abansidned FOR
lack OF direct evidences. The Russian
court however, has permitted the
rnendaciousness and ttiofouxtily ais
reputable character Of the men to be
established, without, anx arsfAreacas to
the Houturun. case. and this II be-
lieved to have influenced the jury adj
versefy. The case will probably con-
clude within a few days. Pantchenko
was on tha staHd again to-day and
continued his contradictions. His re-
cord of confessions ana denials IL
such that his mentals fssponAibility
- now questioned. eSess enA ~ sod
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his medicine ana how he felt1 Al
though too weak 10 answer, tne@4d
mtraa shook his head and with signs
made II known ti1mt be undsrsto0d
the queries put 20 him. He Atsd -
AIS. sa
Rear Admiral Terry was BORN IN
wAlsonia. Twigg county, KY, pscem-
Der rs. 1912. ~ spent his boyn0od
days In the schoois ~ his native state.
ana entered re unitsd ss q 49,
OF aKs. His nrat duty affsr srAdnat-
ing was on the wooden frigate Ma-
rion. While III that vAsssi he was or
derrd to 90 I'd tho rescue " an Amer
lean schooner, which. with a crew Of
several score meff. had foundcr&6 pm
the shoals Iii the ,vicinity Of HeA4 r.
land In the Indian Ocean. This iso~
lated pieSe OF land being far to the
south OF the continents and IN the
Antarctic, the Undertaking was = hax-
ardeus one. Ncv&rtheless. Rear Ad-
miral Terry succeeded in saving the
crew. He was highly commended for
this feat.
FROM 1851 to- 1sss Rear Admiral
Terry, then a lieutenant, was 6h6ag-
ed In the sbIockadine service On tho
atlantic coast. and. during 1874 and
1864 he was Id the Mississippi squad
ron, and was the Red River ex-
peditioff. For display Of EaIlantry
ON this occasion ne was advanced ave
numbers in the service He was with
Admiral Fisher during the naval op-
erHtions against Forts Fisher and An.
derson ana the cAhture OF wiImin9-
ton tn1865. He was present NJ tho
fall OF Richmond. and accompanied
President Lincoln when he entered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
MANY KNOCKOUTs
: IN n. \. BOUTS
JoHNSON,s sPARRING PARTNER,
JOHNNY KILBANE, AND TER
RY EDWARDS ARE DE.
FEATED.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.--A bunch of
sadiy battered boxers were reported
~ conyaisecent Friday from m un-
usually severe set Of b6uts In this
city Thur1day night. the exhibttions
fesulted III six knockouts, Or near
krQckdhts. with G4orge (Uttons whose
ciAitn 10 distinctioh r6xts on this fact
that ne Was ence the spArftnk part
nSf s6f Jack Johnsod. hSadi ing the
list OF victims. ss
Cotton was put to slesp " Morris
HaxF19 q sPhtladeiphIa negro. In the
sevefith round. Cottonsa defext was
Wholly unexpected, lib up 70 this time
thAA Harris slipped over the finishing
punch Cotton had had all the better
OF tha contest. If
At the Clinton H. G. the referee
stopped the bout between johnny
Dafy. Of the East Side. and johnny
Kilbane. Western scrapper, in the
fourth round to save Kflbane from, q
knockout. Al the Lon94cre club
Jimmy Mitchen flhistied Biiiy Collins
~ two sosinds. and Andy Cortes pun.
iAhed Eddie Phillips 20 badiy iii oiYe
minute that the referee came 10 the
iAttsr's rescue. ralph Rose was
forced to quit In the eighth round OF
M bout with Jack CurIey at the
Metropolitan, and Joe Chester knock
"a out Terry Edwards in the second
round.
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Bowling Briefs

II u ofscis1ay announced that
MunNley now captains the EngrAvers
team u ths Richmond Bowling As
socia$fon LeeGuA Quinn did not roll
aeniSok the american Locomotive
Quanxet Thursdky night. $50
TxS6S thfeS games on the Eewpoft
a1ieJx &tko certainly heart breakers.
me 8lc .abst the sirst by eleven pins
wOa Ne lecenA BY four and then took
IL N1r&s 81 6tSven. Not 1 man hit
into A 20 ~ circle. but Cosby. Of the
Ene( ~ GOk string Of la and
nut III y go total. He was high man.
otfaA ~ missed ~ tire EnErav-
~. ne ola boy may be q tribe hot
hea46d. bux NJ can roll. 4
JGwxD9Ex Plumbers and Meat pAck-
ers NH kaT6 IL out for second place.
~ sIfSef enc jewellers and Plumbers
wf1i SkfY 20 ~ mp the Meat Packers
Tor te3k posfttoh. The Packers are
NJ et04e q ti1S Engravers and will
hold 1r9f until next week, anyway.
F6l1cNtng n the score and stand
4n9 ~ Ene t@mHts.
#sa AZ <,~~s,s~<.Asv.~ r..
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ADMIRAL TERRY
'OlEsIA WASHINGTON
WAS A VETERAN Ut CIVIL WAR,
wrrNfNo srU1ss ON hED
RIVER ExPEDrrToN.

WARRINGTON, d III, arsb. Ia
Rear Admiral 9iIas WRIGHT Terry, II.
=. n. retired, one 0f the most al
tingrished And POPULAR offcsrS Sc thS
service. and = veteran Of the civil
War. died ~ his rss1dence,s e031 D
etrsst, northwest. xeatAFday Sft&fao6S
fciicwint IN ltiAaea lastine iess than
. week. Death was due to pnep-
meuaa- NeAF Admiral Terry tNxu y
n4tise q WAiionias KY. xhd &ess 81
vntil. laat Friday ~ ~ns Nv COM
p4r&tiveay robust health. Of 11fes 80.
Afn1 " that day he oomplns16d of
feeling nl and retired b ~ Sosms
~ physiclsn was called II. tho pfc-
Apunced the naval ofIlcees ~ Win 8
cold. The attack was not s&U111d trod
eef1eu& PneumcniA Ao9e1D0e6y how-
aveIs ~ Saturday an4 II ~ patisnt
Gtqdualiy Grew Wos1e Il i i
10 Ratie1t moves Ncneeicsis-
r. sfssy sYtssSocr ~ nssrss sSEsd
- ssveFal o. stntng y
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PUBLIC ]. MEETINGS. TO
BOOST RAILROAD

Especial to The Richmond WHITMAN. !
I 3. HEATHSy1LLE. VA IAb. So
Channins AZ. Ward. the raalreAda anAn
who has been working on plan to
have q railroad buiit ihf6uxh the
Northern Neck since last August has
arranged another scnedutes0e public
meetings to be held Ia the interest
Of his proposition, as folloWa:. Hea mr.
WINS TskraAft ~; Rain4ls VII /. FsDru-
AIRY Ii LotteburE, Fehf ~ i CAL
lao, rsbruAty Al; KinSS1& FsAru&ry
l4i Hkt1A ESbruary Its. I96unt HOS
", AbsaAry MS; Neeh2l FahrpSry
~ Tenn pleHpaliA Gross NF6 Y. rShFa.
Arya tSss AG0ntross. FebrUGS$ ] vi Faf-
mers Fork. February II, Havelock.
Fobzuary &C; Newiand. E4Ufuxfy III.
Mr.. Ward II holding pQhlic meet
tntS ID Ill the towns and vtliAyes
lying nsAr the proposed fuAd. with 4
yiew to familiarizing thss citissns with
his prorosition. ~ we'll Sao procuring
the right Of ways and sNhsidy asked
IcfsSss I'm A8 MAS as es
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COLI |NSURGEhTs
TO HOLD Meeting
CHAMPION EVANS, OF WESTERN
ASSOCIATION, HEADS MOVE
MENT FOR REORGANI-
zATToN.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.---Charies Evans
Jr. the Western open golf champion.
Paul Hunter and Ivan Webster have
taken the Initiative in the proposed re-
organization of the Western Intercol-
legiate Golf Association and have
called a meeting for. Saturday night.
Last season Evans asked for per-
mission to play In the Eastern inter-
collegiate event and was turned down
and since that time the Western golf
ers have bseh angry. deciafihk they
have az much. right to play for the
national title as have the Fasteners.
II In one Of their plans to have four
semi-final men from the West play
play four semi-fnal men from the
East for the championship.
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vAppFevc Institute ned.

i Al comnlttse cf r. K 2eA CAmp,
No - 0Dnkederste vetsraSA seppetnt-
~ " sccnstder the conwqtAnae fFofn
tho camp md from thes et4Ne q aths
dae6n 40S the site Of thu Comfednf4te
Memorial llntttpte to the CaMfader ato
HNnaoE1al Ass0ctation ha1ssMppreved
the trAnsfer and will suhualk ~ re-
porkn eontainins an endpEspppnt II !
resolution euthoriSing thu &gncutlrn of
the pApery ~. the camp atso6ReetiAg
W ~ had Friday night Il w svss Assssssr
i, Tha cite. which is par< ~ The Sol
disrs' Home grounds, belnnG TO tho
Commonwealth hut Lea CNlnps for-
p1eElveewMer OF tho prap&etas IL has =
contingent interest until ~ 1t.A The
aepveyaAce Will be made III x&hos etate
and La Camp, GasernpS n 1ga1n anA
Attorney-0enar WilliAa9a n1Gntpe or
the etetes The commit o. y Seem-
Reee4 ln6gA George &fs tetja4s
Als1. sohh n. Gordon az 7syior
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
FIREMEN PRACTICING
TO RETAIN TROPHY
FAST LURAY DEPARTMENT. Or
CAME X rTUHMpETD
Sssssst.
CoRPs.e e'4 IN T

tGpycial to The richmond virginian.)
LURAY. VA. Feb .1o.---The Luray
IRE department. which won the State
trumpet and 500 in gold at the an
puAl State Firemen'a Association In
Aexapdxt4 last tear. has taken steps
- keen Ahe kfophy in It's possession
A trumpet corps has been Organised
with q view OF praHtice that will make
Il almost impossible for the team to
- beetqp In the races. Their time II
fhes 4n1nal meeting last year was
III IA 1Aconds. For years. the L,lray
team has been regarded - the swift
est In the State. though on several
occasions has lost by accidents.
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net. Fhilip Meyer. Sam RthlwAnfter.i
Russell Bowles. Pisaaants Tyler, Moses
O4lltnan. Wilson Brown. Margaret
Schr6mp, A. u Stratford. Vivian Dou-
f sn9. VII ei.sr. Msnrs iIItnns 2tnrrss -;
wing White Alice Hogs Mario N4iuslt
Hyl0a LQths Debotah MoC4rthyts J4ck.
Aphs1, H1yloF Coleman. julius Meyer.
Gr4cA Hnlftn1 CArmine Smith. Ruth
OWpks. (oraelia Lady. ss5
sTh& follqWtnK atudents have been
AWARDED Hs6mbership In the Rosemary
Libfkfy tor one year, - q reward for
high 1clAes handing:
William u. Parrish, Jr., Louise Wste-s
igtrs H1nfy Garrett, Louise 0epfarth.
Mary HHm phreys. Gladys BufnsG VIII.
son Brown md TAYLOR Coleman. ss -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
f<rss.al Notes ne. r. N. c. 4. I

Fefeonal Notes kfOH r. ~. e u.
Hon. George X. Wendling left TOR
South Carolina Monday night. Mrs.
Vending 10 wintering at New OrleAns.
MI g. -. Miiey, formerly once Sec,
ship Secretary OF the .Hiehmend Assoc
cistion Railroad DSpaftusAnt III
Mr., n. {. Snead. Cefarui SsofetAfy 81
the Lynchburg Association. was In the
city last week hunting big speakers fes
Mr. N. Harrington. PfyssSaf d.
rcotor A0x thA N4txclk Association gAmA
w Tn 40 - RI na 81 sE1S,9
s s,,g,r sn'ns ,ss G s,aes t tns sst rhs
Nj. 8. ii. a1ffison. Secretary and
Treasurer Of xne Milan Meiictne Conn
paBy. Inc. -of DAnytlles Va, An ps "a 4
ers OF last week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
squiSeeai regss4tion1 hAs eertainIy
soma eiass: cstta1nlY ecsns ciAsas

No. <<>A&1s
Curtis walker Sa5S thn& ~ u going
u uSe the spit baii sxcl1sivety this
yeat He nnds d saeisr % hss arm
btnps the idea ttAt ne sspatter' is
hard on pitcher. Tkis Iatfsf idea was
sprung when Jac& Chesbfo found he
had 5oined the -Counid'nt Come Back"
club.
sphere (pr9hcunce sDuwly) and never
have Il tf0Able theTn. II II all IN the
delivery. = pitcher wiki . good free
m6tl6n caq sSt away with II, 10 Walk
- sAyG q the Hlchrn6nd boys opin
sseS Mn IN II NJ ~ III Y + ~ stock in
ifsSk zee ikis sturdy husisF Il { royal
wother. al96xs ready to 90 n ard can
- aSfY df&tnnce.
wSii hssess trastins wAiksf wins
prsmtef hoh1rs this xsaf In the East
s s,,so asss9s "a & s0ss shsrs-a''d he
DAnytiis 4 sftli Quite upset over the
fset tnAs Harvey Hussey y ofiiciaily
eAAes when ne really won twenty fivs
Tor the Qualities iast season. Quite
right NCthin6 IRE gtvfne hnfsse talent
Al th4t r toenffk 10 IL Trust that
Harvey won't ~ twenty three from
MFAiSst. aslyw&y.
HsrbSft r. 64ey, the eatintabie
Lynchbusx cOrreepordent OF The Sport
Ing News 81 Ct. Louis pays MICS
tribute to Dutch Reveiie IN this weeks
number. Revelle u a good pitcher, all
rieht even II he did not hAve a won 1
deffnl season last year. With bang
up team behind team he In apt to prove
equal to holding down his job In fast
company. A real ball player has n
fhculty Of playing up to the speed OF
his team mates.
Up IN The New York state league
they have a "children's day" day on
which the Riddles are admitted free.
Nice plan that. Gives the youngStsrs
the habit OF going 70 the park, When
they grow older they'll pay. Likewise
they will come on day other than chill
dven's dAy." Ufithim king person sug-
costs that the Virginia league make
Sunday -chiidren's day" Now. liz he
thoushtiess or just an ordinary poor
spirited person? The mean thing!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-10
TcHEAoEFEHED foRs
n JOHNSON AND LANoFoRD

BOSTON, MASS AFsb. i0.---Accord- :
ing I'd Promoter Billy Pierce to-day Joe
WGSdmah. manager for Sam Langfcrd.
has written him to the effect thAt two
offers have been made for match be-
tween Jack johnson ana LAngfOfd w
she NatioftA Sporting Club OF London
with q pufs6 or $4,000 and by Pro-
moter Mcintosh for brush In Coro-
nation week for $4,000. a. tsGsssre