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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
DUTCH REvELLE
IS GOING SOUTH
ATLANTA. HOWEVER, DOES NOT
EXPECT TO MUCH OF HIM
AND HIS ASSOCIATES.

NORFOLK, VA. March 4.-Dutch
Revelie, the smiling Professionalism.
il due in Atlanta In few days to be-
gin practice with the Cracker aggre-
CATION of Southern League pennant
contenders. He was sent to the Geor-
gia metropolis by the New YORK
American League Club, with two or
three other players, In ground
rent" understanding.
Atlanta In hopeful that Dutch will
he able to deliver, and 30 Is 1t anxious
for Some others to bring the goods
with them, but they're bit skepticai
about Virginia League players down
in Crackeriand. For instance. the
Atlanta Georgian dishes up this some
what dubious dissertation on the ad-
went OF the Portmouthian and one or
two others who come from Virginia
League ranks for q look-in on South
ern League society:
''Hogue, Reveile and the newly ac-
quired Walsh are the only other men
who are strongly counted on. Hogue
won and lost last year. Virginia
League fans say he 10 q conner.
Right here the links threatens to
edga In on the scene.
For Atlanta has never had the
least luck with Virginia League play
erA You can 20 back through the
list--Henn. Kirkpatrick. Doare, seftz,
go ~ far az you like--they are turn
ed out bad. Some of them were pass
ed up by the Crackers only to 80 to
the big leagues later. But they
couldn't do anything here;
''Hogue, Revelle and Walsh are all
from the links League. and all look
ttN,,~h fh&n ruHhf tn dr v,an Pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
BOARD APPROVES
SUBSCRIPTIONS
WoMAN's
COLLEGE ASSURED OF LARGE
INCREASE IN WEALTH.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
LYNCHBURG. VA, March 4.---Dr
". w. Smith. president of the Ran
dolph- Macon woman's College and
chancellor OF the system OF schools
in this State. writes to friends from
San Diego, Cal, where he Is reqnper-
sting. that he 10 improving. and that
he hopes to be able 10 start home IN
about a month from now.
He states that he has been notified
that the general education board Of
New York has approved the subscrip-
tions to the $115.o00 fund. to which 1t
agreed to add $4,000, and that the
Won.aA.s College 10 now assured OF
this increase to It's endowment. The
College rlant. he says. will soon reach
the million dollar mark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Observation-Disclosures Sporting News
REPLIES TO Mr.. BOILING
Richmond Automobile Club Adopts Resolutions on Cary
Street Road Matter-Accepts Invitation for
Joint Endurance Run Juno
cations were named in giving out con-

cations were named in giving out con-
tracts.
Endorses Joint Tour.
The Boiling resolutions came after
the club had decided to accept the
invitation of the Washington Auto
mobile Club to take part in A joint
endurance run, June sth. with the Bal
timore and Norfolk clubs. The invi-
tatien was accepted with the under
standing that the run would be con-
Quoted under A.. A. A. rules and regu-
lations. In accepting the secretary
was also Instructed that In writing his
official acceptance he should urge on
behalf Of the club that the route of
the run should include the new high
way between Richmond and Washing
ton by way of Fredericksburg, and
not by the way of Gordonsville, as
suggested by the Washington club.
For such tour was get at rest by
Robert b. Airport. r. C. Pelouze and
President J. T. Palmatory. who stated
that IL the route adopted should be
over this highway the road would be
not only he built. but II would be In
better shape for automobiles than
the Gordonsville route.
Sam Cohen was elected a member
OF the club. and then the Boiling reso.
lutions were taken up.
The condition OF the Cary street road
has been touched upon from time to
time since early last fall. A letter to
the automobile editor OF the Richmond
Virginian by Lee A. Folger In which
he drew attention to the fact that
Richmond WIS surrounded by a vert
table wall OF mud " brought matters
to n head. The statement attributed
to Mr. Boiling followed and the auto
mobile club official action on that
statement In now a matter OF record.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
A. the Colonial,

A4E
Comedy and SONG, the two tne
necessities of most appeal -
amusement seeking pupiic. ma11o
new weeks bill at the ColontM
out distinctly. Each OF the thfN4
was highly appreciated. The b..
OF the Criterion Quartet maze
four dapper young men fAvcxs4eY
effees-4 Ae4F act Ia college EQ1
musical skit, the conversations
sages being thlckly studies
sprightly songs.
Jack Springer and Ruby
talked their way into . success fnkU
the medium of a comedy sketen
Surprise for Mother that has taM
with the Ill effects 4 mothsr%am~l
works on her son-in-iaw. 1t - . or1IM
composition. Springer sings . t0DqQN
song with good effect. IS:
Terese Miller, vfvacious coAe4
enna, earned her laurt 5. She ha4 III
original style. her methods are o& ~
infectious variety. and her songs, W19
are original. are new and well plalN
She esta blished herself favofitA 1fo
her first appearances.
Amusing motion pictures edoe4 "a
the enjoyment, Captain Bafm4@
Messmate," showing John Bunny a1(
Hazel Neason, being q hit and y0nl1
Carl Garrett ie at his best In q poppy
lar illustrated song.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
SENATE aAs VIEW
OF STEAM ROLLER
CONTINUED from First page.1


on an Interview given out in March
1910. in which Lewis spoke favorably
Of Roosevelt.
He calls attention to the real and
pernicious political activity of Truman
H. Aldrtch. postmaster at Birming-
ham. who held Taft caucus In his
Office which was attended by all the
Taft postmasters thereabout who could
be got to attend. He also cites the
case OF p. d. Barker. postmaster at
Mobile who has been absent a great
deal from his office on campaigning
tours for Taft.
charsss Are Very Old.
He recites that while all the charges
against him Lewis) are old. no men
ton OF a prosecution for pernicious
activity was brought till It became
known that Lewis had announced his
preference for Roosevelt.
! The letter which iw 2,oee words lsarg
bristles with Independence. and may
cost MIR. Lewis his Job. But 1t has
served to get the steam roller into
evidence. and Lewis undoubtedly feels
that he IL pertaining ofhcially in a
good cause.
Since Senator Dixon has taken the
Roosevelt end Of the fight hard blows
have been struck in the South In be-
wildertng succession. Dixon come
from QNrth Carolina, which II q white
Republican State. and hard TO steam
roll. He has connections all over the
South and knows how to make use OF
them. With Bristow, q stubborn de-
termined fighter to aid him on the
floor OF the Senate. and with the
Democrats eager to get at any scan
dals that may be uncovered, the adj
ministration IL In the sorest straits
II has been Since Roosevelt came out
into the open.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
FOUR ARE ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED SALE OF LIQUOR

NORFOLK. VA. March -Four
men were nabbed by the police yes
terday morning and locked. up on
two charges each--seiling whiskey
without license and selling 1t on
Sunday. Two Of them were negroes.
one Greek and the other . Turk.
The latter pair were caught selling
the stun In q Greek restaurant on
Church street. near Union street. All
four were arrested by Patrolmen
Debnarn and Russell Of Sergeant
Guynn's mosquito fieet" Several bot
ties Of the goods were captured In
each case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
FARMERS LISTEN
TO Mr.. kQIlF||
Continued from First pAes.l

Continued from First pAes.l
morning. The first stop was II m8S
bot, eighteen miles out. Here pQe1
haps score Of persons were wAte11
for the tourists.
MIR. kolner was given Z great ~
ception, and then the excellent Co.
bination eaected by the Commtsa1o
er OF Agriculture in choosing hta 6e<1
was illustrated. Mr.. GoruOu np11
on preparing and improving the
and OF growing crops. AR. Mo1
took UP the question Of orchards
pruning and restoring trees and o0SM
ing old and dying trees to taka
new life and bear rich harvea1
Mr.. Luzader told OF his metno41a1
raising poultry and how to noAE3
them. while Mr.. Howard rouHao1
a most instructive series OF 1ae&l
on farming by describing the ~
dairy farm and how II may ~ R1
ICED.
After an hours stay the train r.
ceeoed slowly to Columbia, ana
the lecturerers addressed fully = II
dred farmers. They crowded thu N
and their interest was unwayo9@
1t was plain that they recogntAo4
benefit OF tho advice and wera
pared to make the most Of kha1
where a halt was made Tor thu
Tomorrow Diilwyn and ecok1
will DO visited; Wednesday, HoN1
vile and Gladstone; Thursda3s
Island and Glasgow; Friday.
akany and Wawcaskle:4 GA1uf& u4sssa
tngton and Stanton: -
Waynesboro and Ivy: Tuesday
ham and Palmyra: Wednesday.
Spring and Frederick's Hall; NJ
day. Hewlets and Hanover: I'M
Roxbury and Toano: SATURDAY.
liamsburg and Hampton.
Mr.. Koiner is greatly pleased
the success of his institute mnq<
He declares that It IL doing m14~
teach up-to-date. succesnful 1n1
methods, In Virginia than aat
Take. for instance. pcaIty1
Ing" said Mr.. Koiner. up III
inyham county last year the a.
did a business OF 100000 tn
raising alone. SaSS
Now. this could not - ~
mere hAphaxard methods e
ing; 1t has to be done eo1oqf1
And what has been dOne fn5SSs
county may be done In an0el
endeavor to teach theoo ~
plainly present them eleae1
drive them homo e6ectiye1
results achieved already II
il the best answsr tor rssul1
plished."
Tho party Of women -
peared to enjoy the nAaGl
though they seemed morn
In tho view along the Ja1
snow had covered the lA11
d gown Of white. IN which d
appeared like shlnq1etq
OF mauv e.colOred satin. sss5s4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
BOWLING

The Remington b. defeating the
Cook Printing Company ON the New
port aJeye last night, still hold the
lead IN the Richmond Bowling Asso-
citation.
Purdie rolled the highest single
and wade high total. Booker had an
of night and did not roll In his usual
form. BriExs rolled his usual steady
esme and carried Of second high total
hsnorS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
crap shoote.s Fined.

Nora Williams. Of ss3 Brook ave-
nue.; John Lewis, Of I West Canal
street, and Pleasant Jones, al col
ored. who were arrested sunday for
conducting alleged gambling houses
1t their respective addresses. were
each fined $40 In Police Court yes
while twenty-five players. all Negroes,
were each f3ned -. Lewis. thu pro-
prietor OF West Canal street, was
also placed under = SloO bond for
thirty days.
Tho total amount Of the fines I'M
posed wax $l70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

Especial To The Richmond Yirginiar

Especial tn The Richmond yirginian)
CHESTER, March 4--Chester
High School basket ball team defeat
ed FarmvtIle High School team by the
score OF ~ to - Saturday. The first
half resulted in q score of 81 to 8: In
the second Farmvilla put up. = better
game. but Chester continued to roll
up her score. Bruce getting 8 and Ty-
Ter II field goals, For Farmville Bugg
played fine game at guard. and Ros-
seau at forward did most OF the scor-
ing Captain Boying played q good
game at guard for Chester. holding
his man to one goal. The Chester
team showed marked improvement in
team work.
At meeting OF the baseball team.
"a. Bruce was chosen to lead the lsI2
nine, i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
TWO HEAVILY FINED
FOR TOTING WEAPONS

James Henry and Arthur Trent,
both negroes. were each fined 800 and
costs, and placed under d 500 bond
for one year for carrying concealed
weapons by Police Justice Crutchaeid
! esterday. Henry was arrested for
having pair Of brass knuckles In his
possession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
WHAT THE THEATRES OFFER
Excellent Performance Of "1he Third Degree at the bu
Vaudeville at Empire and Popular Entertain
ment at Colonial


dance and her Spanish scene Il
as well as beautiful. +
New picture plays complete
that gave as much sattsfnct35
any that has proceeded II al this = 70.
tire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

buttons mTInoes hrnngh.
menoeo INA. ,ns ~ ron,,,ittss an
10 we a.'enslon W ~nvarnnoent
streets IN .ne IN. .h,s Va Meow sone
Two ueeiaeu ~" 80. I've Msy1,r had
III .he pass au ~" rro''na ,nsnacsna
once riuuen $1,000 rt,,, Sa,f
the roaa gnu nav n,,s, ,.n roaa
nrmay IN Iasor " !"
properly 49, A., $50 =, ,,.,r ma
ot.e's '. 49, .h sn n,Smhars ., m.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Charged Wish 49, "

Prank Gray. alias Lae 3s
was arrested yestar0Ay afll
locked up In thu aeco14 ]
ton chAr1ed with shee +
Hilton. another nasro W1e
The latter d not 6ert0tan11 W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

to set of resolutions by the Rich
mond Automobile Club In a special
meeting last night. This action was
the result Of published criticisms at
ttiouted to the CITY Engineer in re.
gard to automopiiists VINO use the
Cary Street road.
ACCORDING to the statement cred
tied to MIR. Boiling. the au.omopiies
had so cut up the ROAD as To make IL
impossible at points between the
BOUNDARY line and the Country Clue.
The machines, said the article, by
siioing ana jumping, through Deins
checked up too ~ ienly, by the use
OF attachments. presumably cnains.
to the wheels. also 10y skiading ana
behaving In most unseenlty ana
repfehensihte manner TOR Respectable
AUTOMOBILES. had sioughed the road
until II was something like q quas-
mire. orr words to that effect.
After several speakers had been
heard on the subject the following
resolutions were ADOPTED, q copy OF
winch. II was aeclded, should be sent
to the City Engineer anu others pup-
lished In the press.
Resolutions Adopted.
Whereas, an 'artice purporting to
Boiling appeared In the Times-D
patch Monday, February rs. lsia. In
which the recently improved sections
on Cary street and Grove avenue
were alleged 10 have been destroyed
by automoniiists, the Kicnmond Au-
tomobile CLUB feels that SOME dis
claimer ought to he made as to its
responsibility In the matter. and.
whereas, these two pieces OF road
have been in the city limits for sew
eral years and the improvements have
been DELAYED until the past year, and
have only been completed and open
ed since the advent of the winter
sason, and at no time since have
these roads been suitable for their
use by automobiles or etner vehicles;
and.
Whereas, the Cary Street road
and Grove avenue are the only out
let's through the western section Of
thu city to all the territory lying up
tho river and all country tFatfle comes
over these roads, narrow tires being
used almost universally by this class
Of trafiic: and,
Whereas. In the article above re-
ferred to it is stated that gravel had
been used on these roads, while IL Is
q weli-known fact, as can be attest
cd by those who have Travelled the
roads. that the amount of gravel
used is not perceptible, nor have the
roads ever been properly graded or
drained: therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That the owners of au-
tomobiles represented in the Rich
mond Autom o bile Club deny emphat-
icaily that the present poor condition
OF these roads cap he attributed TO
the travel OF automobiles, since the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

After assatltng his wife Julia last
night. Edgar Colmena. Z negro, -
yeAfs old, went 70 the second Police
Station ana aurrendered himself Just
- the woman was securing Z War-
rant Tor bis arrest. He will have 4
heaS.ng before Police Justice Crutch-
deld this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
CIR ana Wagon collide.

A wagon driven by Spencer Lee.
negro, was struck by Laurel street
car 1T Third and Brn~* streets yes
from his seat but only slightly In
ijured. Tho wagon was slishtly dam.
aged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
BIC LEAGUERS WORK HARD
Weather Is Not Of the Best But Most of the Teams At
tempt Practice-Yankees Arrive in Char
observation-disclosures Train at Home
Dri.xle Wets white sox.

would make @ good man for third or
fourth position on the batting list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05


WACO. TEN. March Another
Texas drizzle made outdoor rehearsal
an impOssibiiity, and the White Sox
were glad to accept the hospitality Of
the ofiiciais OF the Y. NJ. G.. A. today.
An hour after luncheon the squad re-
paired to the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium,
where the workout was just as siren
nous as would have been possible at
the bail grounds. Manager Callahan
asked the gymnasium instructors to
put the athletes through a series OF
exercises. and before they were
through most of the participants were
hollering for help. They engaged in
a hot game Of indoor baseball before
the exercises and wound up with
handball conflicts. A plunge in the
tank at the hotel finished the train
Ing program for the afternoon.
Jennings Gets to Monroe.
MONROE, LA. March 4.--The IT,
ger camp was eniivened today by the
arrival Of Manager Jennings. Pitch
ers LAfitt and Dubuc. and Second
Stacker Paddy Bauman, and saddened
by the departure OF joe Sugden to
the bedside OF his wife, who is report
ed dying.
Jennings still limps and has a lame
wrist as result or hts automobile
accident last November.
His irst act was to teiegra phi for
Def Gamer. He wants that Young
man to have q more severe training
course than the other regulars In or
der-te pFeee- that his broken arm
really il all right II II is not Mo-
Rarity Will have to 90 to first. and
one Of the youngsters to third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Leaves q, 500 Esssse.

Mary l. Meyers qualified In the
Chanccry Court yesterday az exeeu-
trix Of James NJ. Moysrs, whose a.
tate y valued II $2,s0O.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Academy.

Wednesday and Thursday nights,
Frances Wilson In THE Bachelors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Colonial

Continuous vaudeville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

Friday and Saturday nights, matinee
Saturday. Montgomery and Stone in
THE Old Town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
.sThe Third Degree"

Vaudeville and moving pictures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

ST. LOUIS, MO, MarNH Ees'
dent Hodges announced today that
wintry weather will not change ms
plans TO. the Browns to do their
spr,nx training here. To eondition
them where 1t Is warm and starr
them playing where 1t Ia colder in
lures payers" he explained. 80 To-
morrow tho Browns will hike to FOR
est Park II the Browns fndoor
grounds arc too cold. Wallace ana
his heavyweights arrived from West
Baden this morning. Monte Cross ~
on the way from Fnhaae'pht~'
Hodges expects George sto'sIi 70 w.
cor, nat later than Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Empire.

BiJOu.
This week--"The Third Degree"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Dahirn's lfcn Show On ytela.

HOT ePRlN06, ARK, March 49,
Manager Hill Dahlen. ID command Of
the nrooklyn GUpsfbAs. ssnt m req
UlASw out On the road TO reduces desh
thie aftefnoon. and devoted hla time
% eoarhing The youngsters Ii WHIT
time between third and the out0eld.
where he gingered M the boyu with
= Mberal disbursement. " BASEBALL
lore.
an1 6ox1ey lls11i,s ~ IN 2G ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
Nationals At charlettsssi''s.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Marcn
A-Manaxer Griffith and his recruit
pitchers and catehers had their nrst
Workout OF the training trip here TO.
day. on account OF the snow and
cold the practice was confined to the
big gymnasium of the University OF
Virginia. Ten pitchers ana three
catchers limbered up under the watch
fui ewes of the old fox.
With the exception Of Dixie Walker
and Tom Hughes. the twirlers are ali
youngsters and a likely looking iot
iaie tonight Manager Grin.th stated
that he expected to take the bunch
oar on the neld tomorrow afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05
cardinals Play Feethall.


NEW ORLEANS. LA. March t.---
The Cubs began active trainig today.
One OF the hits Of the morning Wa
LAWS Smith. the Indian phenom. A
the Cubs already have one Smith,
Evers named the Indian Casey
Smith. and by that label he will be
known. Casey II quicker than Z cal
bird and playa any inneld position
except hru base. The old timers
ASrse that Chance has picked up 4
wonder. No one knows what Job
Casey will get. Manager Chance ar
rived from California late to- night.
and was sinthusiastic over the initial
workout.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-05

MOBILE, Ala. March 4.--Manager
Davis shed his coat 1T practice TINS
morning ard worked at the plate with
Paddy I.isingstons initt at ..inela
practice. Crum Kaler has cold and
took II easy at both sessions. Prac-
tice for the Maps was LINKED to toss-
inx the ball around and hitting. Low,
thin clouds hid the sun all day, but
the temperature was high enough 10
make 1t 4 fine day for practice.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
SCHMIDT TO Be CONDUCTOR
Has Been Appointed as Head of
the University Summer School,
Kennedy Mil BE Absent.

The elementary section of the uni
versity summer school will open June
"a and will close July 81. The coll
lege section will probably begin one
eek earlier this year.
The counties that have co-operated
this year to support the university
summer school are Grand Forks. Penn
hina and Walsh, and Ramsey county
may decide to join later. The school
will he held in the forenoon six days
a week. Prof. e. c. Schmidt will be
the director this year. Dean Kennedy
has heretofore had charge of the
summer school, but he will spend the
summer visiting the various summer
schools over the State. He will rep
resent the state board of examiners in
this work Dean Kennedy will also
deliver a series of lectures at the vari-
u places. Some of the teachers who
will teach at the university are T.. r.
Edwards. superintendent of the Min
to schools. +. l.. Whitney, superin-
1endent of Grafton schools and SUI
p~erintendent f. Z. Callahan of Cava-
lier. Mrs. r. FLYNN Of LeGrange,
ILL.,, will also teach. Summer schools
will also be held at the agricultural
college, Mayville and Valley City nor
NAL schools. State School of Science at
Wahpeton. the Normal Industrial
school at Glendale and at either Mi
not or Nelva.