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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Prof. NfeGlokhlfn Takes . Whoek u 0eoe-
dicts q To-Day.
Prof W. J. McGloth'in In hic edo.ess 20
the Sunday-Schooi Training scnool IN tne
Grace street Baptist Church isst night eau.
ed attention to tie points OF dineFence ano
similarity between ancient ana mooeh
.athers-i n-law. His topic vas Isaac anu
H!s Sons" and he referred TO Jacoo's ex-
per,erces with LaSan-
The sou-In-law OF to-day. said the speaker.
Is Usually the object OF an endowment from
the .ather-in-,aw, and only by tins means
10 able 70 substst- Not % WITH JACOB. ne
coz tfuued for he secured his outlay Of capt
tai by his own Wits even though ne oid
employ them against Laban-
larRe audience filed the suudsy-schooi-
room OF the church despite the rainy Wealth
e. ana listened aftenttvely TO Prof NC
GIc.hlin's address He pointed out the !act
tina, Jacob. imperfect a. he was. furnished
a.. instrument By which God WORKED OUT nis
erds
To-day will close the eiass worn o. the
srhooI bue certificates for the work done
Viii NOT Be awarded until sunday afternoon
a. 3 O'Clock. when . big recoenifion service
yrt,i be held to mark tie formal close OF the
school. Rev joseph r watts viii preside.
IRE usual program viii be followed te-day.
MT watts wtu speak At 80 o'clock on the
aeu,c Department He VIII be followed oy
Prof l. p Leaveii and Rev j. c c. Dun
ford Prof Xc0lofh!in viii give the last o.
hie lectures to-oiSht
TIE Iuncheoa this evening 1t o'clock Val
b. under the direction Of the Randolph
Street. the Grove Avenue ana Pine street
Bap;,x; churches and the Baptist Tsberns'
Gle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
PIJRL,IC SCHOOL LADS
TO HOLD TRACK MEETS
Director L. T. Jones Outlines Methods OF Get
ting Into Condition for Youngsters-Chrlst
Church Grounds Have Been rendered.

1. Fffty-yard dash at high speed
s. Once q week run full seventy i've
yards at top speed.
s. "JoE" and walk around until
breathing IL normal. then battle and
dress.
JunaDlne-BHoad Jump.
/. Warm up (all-aronnd exercised
2. Practice starts for speed.
8. Form Is very important
The broad Jumper must have speed;
be sure Of the "take-oH' and get high
in the air. While IN the air the knees
are lifted high This combination Of
speed and height makes for a lons
jump.
Practice hitting the ''take-of'' after
a run Of about twenty yards. After
this has been mastered. try the speed
and height combination. throwing the
legs. body and arms forward when
about to land. Aim to fall forward
Do not try to do your best more than
once or twice q week
Throwing the Store (Eagbt fOonAs>
(a) Exercise all the muscles (schoo
gymnastics).
(b) Chin the bar"
(c) Exercise, bending and stretch
ing the arms while holding the stone
(dD Try eight or ten throws viii
either hand
(e) run . little (short dashes).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

A Tam WIN Ii. Ssv1GA
II a safe to say that No actors ever
played with more careful attention TO
their lines and business than a5d the
members Of Henry w. Savsge's Eek
cuse Me- company 81 the AcsAe0y OF
Music yesterday afternoon. when.
they discovered Henry w savage hsn-
self seated In the orchestra He vas
accompanies ~ Q 0tenographer. whe.
q the magnate's direction, ;otted down
words, speeches. and even whole scenes
from the play. ana. Immediately upon
the eoucIusson Of the matinee. Q spe-
eSal sshearsaJ was IBID, with Ar. saw
age in the role Of stage director. And
an uuru6leA. calm and wonderfully
compoesut dirsctor he proved TO be.
Speaking % the actors with q aufeS
courtesy In ssriling contrast TO the
noisy methods employee b. many "a
sndnsseiy smaller man than he. and yet
convsy5nG with incisivsness and force
has Sdeas aoa Directions
Later. IN discussing his plans for
further productions % grand opera In
English. lr. savage. Though easily one
% the biggest individuals Ia the
American theatrical world. and GER
sainly the foremost IN the opera-!a-
EogIisA Aejl, spoke with che same
evidences snl 1sek 9. ~ssde~ that
Ososay.
ne waited Tor he sussrvsswer -
- she.sses fba& D >hse elRssv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
AUTO OEALER RS
ELECT OFFICERS
Permanent Organization Effected
at Meeting Held Last Night
in Jefferson Hotel.

Tn. Richmond Automobils Dealers Show
Association organized for the purpose OF
eo,ducting automobile shows ana rScins
meets in Ichmond, was formally Iauncneo
last night when the charter granted teeen.-
Nv by the State Cooperation CommhssIon ~
read to the members. and the following oni-
Gers In accordance With the svecincetions OF
the charter elected: r.,..
L II. Foster. PRESIDENT: R. e. kaenlef;
trsasurer: /. II. siInns. W. J. Miller: Ashby
Jones. R. F. Kaehler. F. E. Nichols. HOWARD
N. Smith. W. r. Davis L ~. Foster. b a.
Blenner and J. r. Palunatory, board o. al
rectofR
On motion OF Mr.. Blenner the chair ap-
pointed the following show committee; p
A. Blenner. R B. Airport, yonn .. Asop'
r. F. Kaehler and W. J. Miller.
o.. motion Of NJ. sinams Q racing commit
tee was appointed by the chair: INC n.mec
T. H. simms, n. n Smith, Asnoy yones'
The officers named 1t the MeetinS .. %
sanization resigned. and the new nmes
were presented and elected. The enoW com
ni.tes renewed its contract with Thomas =.
Hutchfson. who will have charge o! tne
show to be held next February. wnaie the
racing committee will be In enarge OF the
races to be held Ut the etate xan OHounos
on the 18th and 36th Of this month
The old officers. President. l. NJ fostef'
VICE president. B. A. Blenner: secretary. Jay
Lewis: treasures. B. 3. Airport ana ooaro
Of directors. consisting Of Coleman Cuteh-
tns, J. H, S.mms. W. J. Miller, Howard y.
Smith, r. F. Kaehier. IS well as the DINERS
officers named above. resigned 10 make way
for the new o0fcialst
Tho date for the annual meeting was see
for the third Monday tn March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Yesterday the United states Cireuss
court Of AureaJs convened for tts No
vember term, with the foIloWtng 1uoees
I'm attendance: Circuit Judge Nathan
cor. OF clarksburg. ". Va; Csrcois
Jud4e ]. C. Pratehard. q AsheviHe. =.
g. District Judge EDMUND WaddhI.
yr.. Of this city: District Judge henry
g Mcdowell, Of Lynchburg. Vs. ana
Dastrsct Judge John c. Rose. OF Bal
timore. Nd.
me court announced and handeo
down sts opinion In the following cases.
to-wit: ~.~.,
~ The Sliuxlun 4 Glacaken Chemicei
S,omnany. plaanttH in error, W. victor
q Bl,<Ae and the Victor G.. baoeoe
COMPANY. Of Baltimore city. defenoants
IN .rror: IN error to the District Court
n baltimore, Nd Opinion By udse
Conner. Reversed. With costs. and re-
No Iose-yjesor a. wsl1er, plaintiff
In error ". william l. Dennss auo
J,nn c. Mccoy. defenaants In erros:
IN error to the District Court II
I-vnchou-g. Va Opinion BY Judge
Goa. Alarmed. with costs
No. IIel-The National Ba1x OF ss'
ysnnah. ,Ia!nti1 In error. " kersaaw
OH Mil ana Lancaster CottOa Oil Com
panv- Attendants IN error; In error %
the District Court ~ Ceivmcia. : =
Opinion b. Judge Pr!tchard. reverse
with costs, and remanded. Judge Keller
d;ssene,ng.
No. fesz-Charies Gring. mauaSsnS
owner Of the steam tug Prs6epse. APP
pelIant, W. Rosa Lee Chersy. so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
DRAM GE MEETING

vfySinda Asseela - Noees To-Day % 7nko
% - Aimng Hsa5ectA
The Vtxginia raiaage Association Win
ceLvene IA the House Of Delegates at tho
Capitol to-day noon 10 take mp several
jmfcrtant proJe d row before the esEAAf-
sat:en- Govsrno (ann. Roseweil Psge. prsss-
dent Of the - csation. and . number Of
out-of-towu 0pe ers interested In Drainage
work viii nakt hddsssseA Mr. Page Win
pfxside.
v. ". Old. OF soxsokk. who has BEEN tax
fng IN active n rt In State drainage fnves-
tisattoos. arrived In the city yesterday %
asstst IN fermuiati1g program Tor so-days
meeting.
The eonventisu n 81 rSytscuiar memeat
At tats time hecause Of 1everaI exteps1ve
drajaage proyeees which are under fuame-
date consideraeson- Ameng these , one fef'
Tec'siming lfrse district ON the cAiet.-
hoEjuy River, for which govUFnmsDt 0Ur.
vey has already beeu made. pres5deat n
". etaS6uck. o. the Chtekaho0ixy Drainage
D.strics Wtil b presen1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

~ 3 moet1ng Of thu eth141Se Aom.
Wiftso Of the public schools et Ateh-
unend the following regulataoa4 were
adopted for tbs conduct IS speets In
the slsnasptary Ssh oeis:
!. Nams--rublic schools Athistas
League
school children.
). Governed BY . committee App~ant.
cd BY the division superintendent con.
ststinG Of three principals aud the
director Of physical edueAtion.
+ NemhsrShip-Active pupils -
good scholarshtp under sixteen yeare
OF ago and othars interested In whels-
some exercise and recreation.
8. conduct-Any member Doing tAat
which 10 not In keeping with gentle.
manly conduct Or otherwise lowsrtne
the standard o. his school h liable 70
The use Of tobacco IN amp fern b
prohibited
Boys taking part In contests mot
sanctioned by the league are liable to
suspension. (Ihis 10 to protect the pu
Pill from ovsrstrain. injudieious train.
ing and 20 maintain high standard
Of sport between young Sentlsmen.)
It may be well 70 insert Q few rules
applying 70 athletic eoUrtesy:
(a) Treat the visiting team % you
would . guest In your homo.
(b) Know the rules o. the game and
stick to them. Do not try 70 get
around the rules ~ tr1eksry.
(e) Win BY being superior IN the
sport, and seek no other advantage.
(d) Decisions Of omcials are to b
abided by even when they seem .o6
color" No referee 10 perfect.
te) when an opponent does good
work applaud u In come way.
(f) II your adversary uses unfair
tactics do not lower YOURSELF.
6. Observation-Disclosures OF at least
three weeks In the school
Must have good class standtng ana
be under sixteen years OF age.
Pupils must have written consent OF
parent and . medical sxaminafion
(this Is UNDERWOOD when entries are
made by the principally.
I. Entries are to be made ana sign
ed BY the principal and mailed to the
physical director. 400 CITY Han CRY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Grammar Schools % Enter An Fields Of Athlsti'
Endeavor With w Ell Organized and Properly
Uf6cered Leagues
IL rnlss IA xaxern.

It Hast ono week boforo the date OF
AeontAat.
rraeak - y,.ssA.
e.. "A A u. rules 10 covers.
5. apiked shooe shall not be USED.
70. teams 10 be made up from the
three hirheet classse (throe years)
when weirkts are USED: Midget. "
pounds ana under. (In track costume
IL IAst Of ayents-Seventy- fiys.yard
aash. MISUNDERSTANDING shot or stsns
fthrcwl. runninr broad jump. running
ma tnmn. aso.yard relay (fouf rum
p~rAA.
1f. Each hoy may enter but two
events.
a seh>duIAs MN be arranged for
.Astarn ~ v.atsrn leagues. and the
viAnars In each league win meet In
: e~,is. a. thr.e rames 10 decide the
ehamDloneh fp Of Tie city schools.
n. o0csai hasehau ruide rules to
govern ulayfae
az Rai-Oafniai American League.
II 06nfals-When noanible umpireS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
FAVOR UNION

Womaa's feseisn 1lssssaasy eeuGsty vatss
to Consolidate.
The proposal 20 unite the Woman's Yore1go
missionary Society and the WomAnis Home
Missionary Society. both Of the 0stho61st
corserence Of virginia, received the sane
tioE Of the annual conference Of the For
eign Missionary Society. when that body
yesterday morning adopted the ropeet of tie
Indication committee 1avoTing the uniou.
The question Is now up TO the Home Mis-
siolary Society. which win hold tn next ~.
nual conference In May. 1SlA Ths rsper4
brought out considerable diseussion in favoF
OF tts adoption ana against Il. but the voto
revealed heavy sentiment Tor union.
Miss Mable Head. OF Nashville. Team. who
has been one Of the prominent agures of
the meeting. again conducted mission
study class yesterday morning. In the after
noon Miss Ruth Blanks. Of Petefsbarg: bald
q young peoples conference. In which q
large number participated. MrA c. I. Coll
yer. missionary to Korea. addressed the
meeting last night After the eonclusioo 81
the service reception in honor Of the WIS.,
tttng members was given In the Sunday
school room OF the Broad Street Methodist
Church. where the sessions are being held
The convention VII adjourn to-day after
eiecting officers for the ensuing year sud de-
Gliding upon . place for hoIdiag the comics.
elcc In 1213
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
ACADEMY STILL
! has GREAT H0Pl
John lasshall WIN Re Tael11
This Afternoon il Cham
pionship Cana.

Richmond ACADEMY elashAs VI IN
John Narshali High School at BRO baA
Street Park - afternoon At Z
o'clock. The Academy u esipp led
UP very much from injuries sustai1 he'd
In the Blackstone game Tussdsy. bue
expect to give the High School lao 10 .
game dghs. Piueky little Ro4en has
been moved from centre TO left snA
and Miller will probably play cdeatre.
Several other changes will BE- &msAe.
Davis. the sturdy right tael6D6e. Will
probably b. on rtGtts -1Ad: Parrish.
right guard, will 10 out Of the same.
on account Of bad ankle 4 great
deal II expected Sof Captain Pitt. who
starred against hs3isekstone. Owens -
back In the EamS. ana much II expect
Cd Of him.
For High School. Craig. the whirlvind
half back. - expect led 10 90 through
the AcaAsmy's line for large gaiaa
Brumble. IT full: Gray at quarter. and
Cosby. 1t half back. a.,-s the ssars Tor
High School academy viii probably
line up az follows:
Roden or whitloclr. left end: Carter.
left tackle: Bronaughs left guard; Mn
Ter centre: King or Etf5sh. right guard:
Robertson or chesthaIn Ia. right tackle:
Davis or Malone. Right end: Pitt .
quarter back: Hsubi. ri1Eht half back:
Owens. full back: Wielk Ter. Left half
back. subs-piggs. E'fnnsten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
ROW OVER CARD GAME

0e1n1b b Negro Hitting One VIA leek
1nA He 0ees 0lsoG
As the result % . quarrel over card Fame
yesterday morning Louis Evans aad Josh
Lynch. beth coiored. enEassd In . nght IN
Brook Avenue, which ended when Eveas hit
Lynch wfh . rock and thu latter rsfaiistsd
BY shoptfng Evans With ride. The bullet
entered EvenSs raht breast. infietsnx .
sNxht wound. He MS treated by Dr.. n r
Hawkins. City Hospital ambuianee sureeon
and removed 70 the fifty jail Hospital. WHERE
ne was held psit.ser on the charge OF
faton10ue assault. II
Lynch was locked Up at the geeanA poslee
Station on the chaSe OF SHOOTING Evans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
coNcRA1uLATEs MONTAGUE

nrSs.seA Serjalaa CaokBAsse Has NSehta1
Bss GeeA WIN Sss Oppep~oe-
jest 20 show that he entertained no hard
feelings towards Cosgyesssaan-Ssect Aaoev
YscI,or Noa;aeue. Who beat him cut fos
Congress by several thousase voses. Charles
A Haisa. Ire scesa.!st candidate 'rorn the
Third District. called him over the Telephone
vest. rSay ana offered he eonsratuIs;ions.
Er Haien; wished sse C0ng.essfaaa-eiees
Rcod luck and . ,oag career o, suecess'u'
service On Congress. ana added fast IN pre-
vteus year he Was one OF hts aea.rsss SUP
orr,.rs RE Socialist candidate received
stxsy nine vo:es-nes o bad showtng for .
city where tse ;ho!ses OF ks-l Nerx are
sss,. jares.y coasned 90 the c,ass-room-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

&raa AskroAuaea "a feFwas4e4 oees
s.oeassfnl sinssrs than any Anerssaa
,mnreearto had ever dons. ana ssnsaee
pasasanfly. almost moAsstiy' - sssS.
sncos to Putnam 0siswesos 49,.
Whitshili md half . dozen otAes starr
a. ~ Metroportan Opesa: sDeke -
thusiastdcauy OF Giergio PoaAeoo ~
seaaon ~ eonductor ~ ~ r0afay .
~ Golden West" now leadine cen0ue.
tor Of the Nstropolifan Opera eersn!
Toaca nini'o absence. and voiu9seeseo
tie oxArdons that Carl 0entveofe ae
sheri0 On his production q Peocanes
e,era now singing In the ~6oein
Hood'' company. u one 81 sths Dess
~chsracter bafitones" on the eta6A
As TO his own part n provaeing tns
public with opportunities 70 near tns
grand opera An EnSlish ana % 2 1oE
rate than. that prevailing A. the -
tropolitan Opera House.. ~. eesaes
had little to say save 70 SpeeA ~. 49,,
whimsical good humor OF the .hnancaal
Ai0acuIties in the way OF one who
staros the opera with eorapetent casts
and elaborats prodacdon. without the
AID either Of state subsidies or &1s<'
anteed subscriptions. w. D. y.
The Judge and tie TEae.
Judge Gaylor. much In the public
eve e. benedict tranlc omesr. news
vendor, leader Of rsvsls and - Drain
seller to the medical COLLEGE. was the
bright particular star ct the Coionaa
last night
The judge oceuutsd trout SCAT eno
appeared Is be in Q merry mooos TOT
he applauded 50 frequently ana viso-
rously the ''ladkesn Of alluring dance
and song who graesd the occasion
that the audience turned from the staSe
to the genial Judge. who really ADORNED
tho spotlight
A husky usher mesndersd down tne
aisle and whispered to HIS Honor. VINO
arose and stalksd out with Al the
gloom and dignity Of the ghost IN
Hamlet" Then the actors nao
chance.
The star act at the Colonial y .
melodtious sktt billed as "vandeva1es
Daintiest Singing Act" Three Dolce
real or stage. put their par.
asols close together and harmonixed
with Q capital H Rastinne. sacred
song. college. glees and hishbrowed
music were all alike to the Dolce THO
who had the audience at their mercy
and knew it. Incidentally the three
graces did a fair amount OF fancy
tootwork In a coy yet modest manner:
There were other good acts ano
pleasing pictures. but the sisters
walked away with the show.
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u. S. Circuit Court of Appeals

lstrstrix. ct IL. appellees; appeal from
the District Court At Norfolk. Va Per
curiam opinion. mrmed. with costs.
Court made ana entered its order
denying . rehearing In the following
easeS:
No. iOs7-A. D. Howe Nachine Conn
pany, appellant, ". Co0eI6 Hotes
washer Company. appellee: appeal from
the Circuit Court at Wheeling. ". va.
Petition 81 appellant for . rehsering
denied.
No. fe.s-rne Lord Baltimore Press.
Inc, appellant. w. EIS3e w. LAbom-
bsrde. appellee: appeal from III CIR
cult Court IT Baltimore. Nd Petttion
Of appeallec for = rehesring deuie1-
John D. Shaw. OF Rockingham, y.
c.; r. c. Lawrence, Of Lumhert9n, N.
c.: Alva c. DePass. Of Columbia. 6. c.
crj Allen c. Collins, Of Richmond. Va,
were admitted 70 prsct;ce Ia this
couFt.
The following cases we're argued on
motions:
40. Ii,s-rhe LaurinbuFs and South
ern Eaiir Dad Company. Appellant. ".
ScaIoard Air Line Railway. appellee:
appeal from the District Court as Ha-
leigh, y. c. Motion Of appellee 60 dis
misc appeal argued by }. D. shaw. 81
Rockingham. y. c. ana r c. Law.
renee, % LSmbs.ton. =. G., for the
motion. Motifs. grated and appeal
dismissed. With costs.
No. ifaI-Knosts. DewanE & Co..
pla.ps.9e in error. %. Vtrgtnia.Caro.
Era csem.eai Company. detendanss In
error: u erres - shs District Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

! - 8tMoDOeA<eo00sS@S
NcrSolk. Va. Sevsanber 7.--charses
psugiaa ~ aaA svay the most cApa-
- 0olored tynknAr in the business.
axssvsa yssesraay from Laurel with
- "a stseplscaAsss. LaSsts Fiat Asad
! eoupSo % green ones. al vtrganaA-
bred. waacA viii beAr the silks OF Henry
F1ippen n me croos.counsry racas OF
tAs Jensstowa Jockey Cub h&sf n
che u8onth.
Ixszie Fat y old. but still N tha
risg. Ehs Jumps - casvsriy e ever.
even n che has ios& tlss vim and daeh
OF hraAA youth. and she carries her
spsed over distances whaoh overtax
tAs powors % younger aApdEants tor
stseplecoase 1anae. IaSsae raax.
dauEhtsr Of Flatlands. was bred by the
NcGAvocke In the southweStern part
Of the GAaka Her sire Wa . son OF
Reform and maggie 3. B.. and BALI
brother. IroQuods. the only American
horsa that ever won IN English Derby.
The best horses We have trace 70
Mageae B. B.. and Flat1ands was not
the least famous Of her soma. He was
a Sair sort Of runner. and. In the course
Of long and useful term ~ the Nc
Gavock stud he got many Q famous
chaser. One OF his best Land OF
Clover. won the NTH champion steepie-
chase ct Morris Park In 1903 for tho
late Robert Chamblet Hooper. OF Bos-
tea.
The other Jumpers In Douglas's care
are maidens by Norwood. another. Var-
ginian StalHou. who has won fauns -
q sire Of cross-country campaaSners.
Norwood was . son Of Lougfsliow. and
among the frst-rate fencers attribute
-. - 49,, r~nra r>xv,a uAf0n{ N and I'm.
perIalist. One Of Douglass leapers 10
a full sister to Imperiaaist And she
looks 40 he did some ten years back
when he was winning through the field
in all parts Of the United States and
Canada- She is haEh at the withers.
ana she has great depth through the
heart, indicating unusual lung power.
even II she does slope away to nothing
behind.
Hsw they Developed.
Douelas took these horses, both OF
them five.year-olds. out OF the fields
a couple Of months ago. and put them
through a course Of sprouts at Ben
ninSs track
They did not at first care for jump
ing at all, but they are picking up
right along. William Garth. the man
who developed and trained Imperiahst
long and successfully. was taken with
the full sister to Imperialist He pre-"
dicted that she would make first
rate mare in the field and add to Vir-
sfnia's reputation as country for tho
production OF jumpers.
These Norwood mares came from the
piedmont section Of the State. WHICH
for upwards Of four decades. has been
4 centre OF the thoroughbred breeding
industry. II there 10 anything IN them
Douglas win bring 1t out. He u
capital man with horse. ana ne mas
had the developing OF some crseAs
n steeplechasing.
John Duffy. who will be down this
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"A track and feld meet win be hello
November Is AZ Christ Church Field
for the grammar schools in the eastern
section of the public school system
All the East End" schools are en-
tered and promise to give an Inter
estinx exhibition. The members OF the
teams are allowed to practice at the
c. C. A. field. and most OF them are
making good use Of the opportunity.
Several such fields are needed oy tue
school chilAgen OF Richmond
The oMcials for the meet Will be
J. r. Fentrees, clerk OF course: c. A.
Taylor, assistant clerk; c. TouseS'
.inaer: l. T. Jones. starter.
In December the teams OF the West
Era schools win have chance 70
display their strength OF arw and Meet
ness OF foot. The date has not yet
heen net for this meet. II the boys
are wise, however. jumping pits ana
running lanes win assume q busy
bee" aspect in preparation
The secret Of success in athletics -
regular and moderate practice
The athletic committee recommends
the following plan OF exercising
warm up slowly exercise all mus
cieO).
stop practice before you are sx'
Dress warmly after practice TO avoid
catchinG cold
Prnct:ce every day Except sunday.
Get nine hours sleep (earsy 10 bed,.
Eat regularly.
Chev your food thoroughly
Practice alternate knee-oendine
forward'. in running time (nfty steps)'
!. START running fifteen to twenty
yards (form)-
3. Take Q minutes rest