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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

DIDN'T KNOW WAAT
STATE He LIVED IN.
Another Young Man Confused the
Name otsa citywIth That
Of a state.

a young man who should have
known bette said be never could re-
member whether Philadelphia or
Pennsylvania was the name OF the
State. He knew that one was a city
and the other d State, but lbs mind
was always confused as 70 which was
which. sun, he wasn't as bad off as
the Young man who lived in Provi.
denee but didn't know what State II
was JIM He@might be excused, how
ever on. the grounds that his State Is
so small that 1t could easily be lost.
No; there is no reasonable excuse
for either They were both born In
tiils country and had what is known
as 4 common school education. They
may have been proficient in other
studies but they had undoubtedly.
ireglecteds ffeir geography lessons.
think 81 such ignorance in this
laldspf free schools! It can be oyer.
come, however, and The West Vir-
giriaps Atiss makes this possible, Il
need not be studied, for study would,
doubtless be lost on these young men.
this lAtlss Should be used as a
book of ready reference. II is of con.
yeaient size. and IN addition to maps
Of every country, State and district
IN the entire world, 1t gives the popu.,
2lgtlol and q description, Of all the
pglpcIpal cities IN the world, These,
as well as other special features, are,
set forth in such form that you can
get the desired information at a
glance.
Six ffst.page headings clipped from
The West iVirgtnian; together with a
small EXPENSE fee, will get you this
useful Worlds Atlas See the an.
nouncement on another page Of. this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17
INDIANS TRAINED DOWN FINE
How Nez Perez Runners We're Hard
ened and Prepared for Coming
Contests.

The men of the Nex rerce tribe
who were set apart by their physical
qualifications to train for Eaaners used
| 10 commence their, training in the lat
ter part Of October, at which time they
began to take early morning baths in
cold mountain streams says the Red
Man. These baths were kept 3uD
through the Whole, winter season until
spring. ,,-. r,ss
Next on the schedule Robe followed
| BY those training are the warm baths,
taken in a hole in the ground where
the water is heated by hot stones,
mixed with cold baths described
above. II the warm BATH isinot taken
the sweat bath is substituted, and is
prepared as follows: FisBa skeleton
Of a small hut is made from willow
boughs; this Isl covered with twigs
and dirt, small opening beng let
in front for door, over Which blank
cts are hung. Near, this door q small
round hole is dug ana oiled Win red
hot stones. After All the trainers
have had a plunge IN hecold water
they enter this little sweat house and
close the door. Then one q the num-
Der pours warm water 9nthe red hot
stones, causing the steam y rise and
surround the occupants OF the tightly
closed room.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17
Toe HastY.

At a lecture weilkaoEl authority
on economies mentioned Che tact tint
in some parts of America DE nintber
OF men was considerably lafger han
that Of women, and he added hnTaef
ously.
y can, therefore, Recommend No
ladies to emigrate 70. that3part
A young woman seated ia ono
the last rows Of the auditorium got
up and, full of indignation Ri tho
room rather noislly, whereppon the
lecturer remarked;
q did not mean that It should 30
done in such q hurry. Iondcn TIT
Bits.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

'DenoFans aetlohs wltnlno very lle ,,,s
" eyes Tor scoltop. was ~ notorious J,
mlmates Oh Ourslsgs anEl @lss 'st'at.S a.,
WIN lorgins loI '1sp. -ii.ost ~ , Lrsi !
IN vieniehts' az i.au A9s ut !. :. t 3ia
o. Ma Ma ailu nao iraue ~ n t ny
very tools Walcn haa peen useu , ~ sue
roDplhs q tne Falsiey nIlA' - W. =
scol'op nsa sSn. lisss.Ssl s +
loeys, ana eaeil :, lan esea .,. M u, !
iess' OWING % tle e Az si d,..;,,
VI t'le iochs useu w .i1 e,te l ,% a.
e,s; ~ was ~. '..,. !,
liisneq .im M VIZ. 500 %eosn aneh,oG
t'e AeSlotes ,ilat 9voleyp We .',,,s -
70 conlplete nls sesA ~ s,stnuoi ',,I
lsiactlon' :Solnelio% ~ e,,O o'le snaItos
won nun oyel y III s.ae' ano ,9so ,,.,,.d
.Nousn leluSln - M't.s so1 I,,;, 4
~ ey'uehce, astse. y 81 ~ $3.50 asi ~
IN tne capacity oL M.luess, slu az ~
swear n.y. oniy " neylns nan W.
Keys puC also 10 9ayins tecetnou s.'a !,
sun case auuiesseu - ~, st,s H nTatn,,. .N
Of 4lackoHil ana sen' ttoiu !" et"s
me chaln OF eyl ,,, was -, lS ,S..
CLOSING around AlacAouil ,y ,i Muu .,;,
ignorant q t1ese pIooes . s pvt
Kept up ms aelan' manner "a s s...aS
and ~ tue att,su%e u " ,lpIp =
man, aenahueo Inas tne U' ai " s9 M.
penea % restore y ii'm ~, tue , liig.
Whieh ne claimeu nap pee !, =. tag Ies,,'
ltepouaesa: - was tsS91seu ~ -, A.e w
van 70 complste Jus e,iuenee " e ~
markapAe triumph nts Mns - no' strs
!ess tlsh tle winning W ~, ~ u ",s,
!Nackoll.' WING was. ma t.u III ~. .,,.s
N conslneraple culn19tS npyA nv va
ceeas q ner huspahFls 81 i'ss &c, an, y
gnt nave Deen coi st., 1900 t.s
hke3 person 70 \ iui1 gy; Z, s,,s.
AGAINST het au st ,, Eae ,al "o'
noseses' snss MA :, a,,,a,,nt = money
.s, s .i,a,. auckland ami had refused to
= In. to,m As =. ~ IN, This Ind nrovokedi
le'g ao,aa - !. ai,n,.rel that the woman.
~. ~ S,aou9 To-, t. On 10 Ed,nhnrei, 70
Mas ps ,., Sa"asQ ~ - ,,soIf - tba hank
sNe e''oenS' -. ~ assta.
she was extremely rene, Z. s ~ !, - ,lts,
Donovan writes, @ns' t as y W cnst'FS i,
sne lllted Up Que ~ 'lle cusl.o :, -.
her settee, dlsp,aynlg a par par 81 = MORSE ~ :
pistols that lay eeios 5ieE l = w, VIZ
sla. sts WY - t,, ~ nsrt ~ tSs ,lny,sr
Witch she had secrsfed Bnt The bank
Md lone since, abandoned all hopes Of
rs 10y, I : he cantiired snniI. Il, Sias
.nx,o,, S,srely to fetain that pIocrtion
s,,;t;nb q slresdy nossesssd and 10
S %srwr ,i - 10 insttee, on:the adj.
come frightened Of retrtbntion after
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

The international Dry Farming Con-
'sfess u be heid at Lsthbridee, All.
berta, next tall Is to3be attended by
lover ], 900 oyersea delegates, REPRESENT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17
HappY EYe.

"John, I'm sorry that Ethel has en-
gagged herself 70 that young PoEeleIsh.
He isn't half good enough FOR her.
my dear Il Eve had parents tliey
would have been convinced she
might have done better Life.
The rate 81 q bee's illstt llir0ugh
TIE III loile ~ ~ nlh'ues llt
Wings beat the alf "a The rare Of 100
strokes second
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17
Inspector Denoyan and Mackoul

NE Of the most au,
dacious Of thieves
was James. Mackoull,
q character as ex.
,traordinai.y as any
that has ever appear.
ed in the annals OF
crime. He was hard,
ened to his career
from the cradle, for
his mother had been q
shoplifter; one Of his
brothers, Ben Mack.
QUILL. was hanged for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

The Iron ore mixes near ST Olga
psodneed 2.666 ions 81 ailsae ron
oTe 1914 IS assIas 100 tons Fl
.l9n1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

ing practically all European countries,
The Duke and Duchess Of Connanght
are expected to open the congress.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

Il your business needs a hard.to.
slnd SOFT ofs empIoye, the quest is
Keep FRA ffGAL. ~ y ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

Tie New york public service com.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17
I1lt
Mason

JliE 4 oETFa PHI Q oPHERx !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

mission, Second district, holds that a
|ralivay company MOI e1sIiftlt
tahd cash tares paid BY a holder 81 q
concentration ticket when such pefson
fllls 70 present hIa ticlSet tor passags
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-17

81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
LEAGUE REGULARS
WINFROM SCRUBS
Players on Newnham's Squad in
Warmly Contested Game
at Suffolk,
Especial TO The 7!mes-Dispa,eh.

Safolk. Va, April 10 Richmond Csn,,,
mere Is no !ayor in The Richmond camn n,
the Shlted stetea League. The Regulars
htt inc balance OF the squad In a warnIy
contested game this afternoon Bert Blue
eHtth and Clyde lined up with the Scrubs
aHu had General NEWMAN down IN ~
coaching line. The Regulars won OH, nv
me score by or 10 ., Holman ranninr o,,
.. 1"o-paGseF' scoring prout, and being fol.
tVmca oy a ionG single by OHarc,
SEFus clyde was in fine form ana -,
soouH worried the winter kinks our n, ~,
arm. Fat Bohamon. a new arrival ,.as
H'Et ior the Regulars. To-day Was soha
mons FIRST day out, and he Is hon. ia
ine stick HeSscrty and Lothron a 49,
paw were or The mound FOR the n,,.Str.
Newman Is pleased with his ritcbin, 49, :. =
ahu 10 near the fans talk they have 80,
EtHt. Trout was fast "A, second - $50 $50
Ne"nnam at short It is great team On ~" ~,
Hoffman, Blue, tegcr,y. c,vss s,.,o,,
ana Bohanon are all fellows who s,ani -
"'S .eet, and are big men at the ba,
|tNe,di exhibitions games have hro,
Hanged FOR next week, The Ro,.Io 80, az
coming Tor game on Mondav RI .edi ii
s in rom the oattlcshlp Louisiana ,j,..
mt ~ PoN Sharer's Eirsintn I-.-,,,s,
~, ~ nisS Nc"rhdin's team on Wc,Inns,n,'
ne tei!esians OF Richmond arc ;aNhn ,iu,t'
aEa III on Thursday OF Friday Tho. e 80 80, !.
VAR OIL the Washington team ~. ~ - s'hie
:. :, league coming FOR a game on rrid, "' M
Score by Innings:
S. u"ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o oqona +,
'.''''.... ....-...e o OF I n n :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
FIR len Oily SUIT
IDEA REJEC Ed
Randolph-Macon Conference
Proposition Stands as APP
proved in October.
TRUSTEES HOLD MEETING
Members Fail to See Wherein
Agreement Can Be Re
gardcd as Illegal.
TRUSTEES HOLD MEETING

Tho suggestion that a friendly suit
be instituted to test the legality OF the
plan recently agreed upon for the cleo
ton Of trustees of the Randolph Macon
System of Schools was rcjec ted by the
board of trustees at a meeting held
yesterday at the Y. NJ. e. A. The meet
Ing throughout was harmonious, and
while there was some difference OF
opinion. the action of the board Is
looked upon as the final end of an old
problem which has aroused some feel
ing between members ri the boar and
the Methodist Conference OF Virginia
Thirty-thrce of tho thir;y-cight Nom
bcrs of the board attended the meeting
over which Judge T.. ID. Newman. OF
Woodstock. presided. The call was is
sued at the request OF eight or ten
members Of IN. Baltimore Conference
who felt some apprchcuglOu that tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
FARMER MURDERS
FA1HER-IN-LAW,
THEN KILLS WIFE
Morse Believed to Be of Unsound
Mind-Shoots Without
Provocation.
tspe cial % The 'r.m.s.pispa,eh. ]

Fssmvilic, Va. Anr!i ic-P. ]. Morse. who
came to thi. neishborhood from Iowa abou,
xix years aso ard bought farm near toan.
Killed his Vie and fath.r.In.law tht. AFTER
noon with .hotSpn For time i,
was believed that he or untound mind,
and his triondS sent him TO his old homo In
Iowa, hoping tho cha IIge would 10 OF h.ne-
NJ. lie returned this morning won; out 10
= while. suddenly Jumped up. and .eeIrs
his !ath.r-ln-law standing In tho door with
a gun, seized II and shot him 20 death lie
then turned upon his wife, Sho was stard-
Ing In the back door. and cnptisd the other
bHfre. OF INC doube-ha rTeled KUN. the ball
ririkinS jus, below IA. heart and death .oi-
loving inttaHtiy.
Morse ihsn rent Tor a coorcd woman 20
carry his two-ycaE-oii baby TO a neighbor' 2
house. and took sea; In TIE porch. -rh...
he vas found when Dr.. HudS!ns md chic
shooting. both shots s,riking directly ovc.
the hearts OF the victims. he placed the
body az his w!,e in bed and dragged The
remains Of the tathcr-in-iaw TO the side a,
the room, lie washed Up the bloods,alus and
placed tho gun o. the BODY 0. the dead
man.
More ssys ;hst Will. trying 20 rest his
Hcari went wrong. aac tina; al he kno~.. /.
ihat he took tho gun from the hand o. hi.
"frs father and remembers nothing after
that.
In jail r, sob. and cries. au. viii yi~.
on, no story o: the crime -Four yosns
thild'rn attend school in Farmville and on
Incl! return TO their home met their fatr.-
IN charge Of the officer. but were NOT az.
NiSed Of what had happened They gnr.
sth' 10 ihc home OF rcighho!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
R|XEy is PUZZLE
TO CAROL|NIANS
Virginia Defeats Tarheels, and
Series Now Stands Two
!. and Two.
Especial 10 rhe r!mex.plspa.ch.

Charlottesville. Va, April by ,is.cat-
ing North Carolina to-day TO O. Virsinln
cvenci up In the series ot four games s:hrd-
I0miniou lads COPIED tho mrs, game played
IN Greensboro last saturday. put lost the
contests at Win.ton-Salem and Charlotte on
MYn0ay and Tuesday.
/, was swect revenge FOR Rixey Virginia.
souihpaw. Three times THIS year ne has
opposed Captain Lee. Caroinas star and
twice he has come out victorious To-day
h" allowed four scattered hits and did no,
issue n single pass The men behind him
i!s.ded superbly, the noincntary tumbies bv
Carter and Hewitt being On easy chances
aud ca isins no damage
Lies spectacular holding featured the
contest Twice he pulled down long 6i.s
tEcm Edwards bat after some lively sprint
inE Once he coilded with iandcs and
though both went down IN n heap he held
on to the ball. In the eighth nc ran back
ward nearly 10 the ciHder track and gath
cred III Lees long ~. Carter wa. applaud
Cd Tor his backward running catch Of
Swinks tout in the sixth
Catol.ns's inhcid worked w!,h much nrn :
eis!on, Baiiey's work second being c.nn
cially clever. lanes made ii beautiful caicb
OF kixey's long foul in the .cyenth
Boin teams were tonight extended a, in
ritaiion to play the rubber game in Dan.
Carolina plays tho Nay .o.mo-rov
GeoFEetown on Monday and Princeton Tues
oay. To-days score: "
Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
DECISION FAvORS
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Annual Debate of Franklin So.
ciety at Randolph Macon
College.
Especial TO The Times-D.spatch1

Especial TO The Times Dis patch.l
Ashland, Va. April le.-Thc Frank
lin Literary Society of Randolph
Macon College held its annual public
dehate In the college chapel tonight.
-Four men all chosen from the
Franklin Society debated the question.
Resolved, That tho free use of the
ballot by women would be- beneficial
to our country"
hessrs. Dyerle and Balm upheld the
affirmative side OF the question with
Acssrs. Pope and Copley as their op-
ponent on the negative side. The
decision was rendered two to one in
favor of the Affirmative. Many NO
moi attended the debate. and were
much pleased with the decision and
the arguments. Mrs. Valentine. a
leading suffrage advocate. came iron.
Richmond as the guest OF Dr. and
Ars. smithcy, OF Randolph Macon, To
attend the dehate.
". s Long acted as prcident ana
". E. Jordan and z. p. Barrow, as
hrst and second vice-presidents
Or. Charles Amber. DR.. Hall Canter
and Rev. S P. Headley were tho
Judges. Music was rendered By the
college giee club. and Refreshments
were served after the program was
concluded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
old home in Warren county for inter
ment in the family burying' ground.
,BOscuh e.. CtIIinn,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1 u
Marion, Va, April l9.-Joseph G..
Gillian died here this morning, aged
nitN-scven yenrs. He was native
" !tppomattoX county, and moved to
ago. and had since made his home with
mis- daughter, Mrs. II. T.. Gills. Beside
AIRS. Iilis, he leaves wife and one
son, III. w. Gillian OF Big Stone Gap
Ills body was taken to Pamplin this
afternoon for burial
Address Emory and Henry students.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Emory. Va, April l9.-J. ID. Egsles-
ton. State Superintendent OF Public
schools, of Richmond; Professor Chas.
q. Maphis, professor Of secondary edu-
cation in the University OF Virginia.
ana DIR. Roy X. Flanagan OF the
state Board of Health. of Richmond.
visited, Emory and Henry College on
addresses before the student body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
IN MEMORlAM

W AfkER-In sad bu; loving remcm-
hrance OF my dear husband II. |.
WALKER. who died one year aEt
to- day, April 20. 1912.
. husband, thy gentle voice is
hushed
Thy warm. true heart is still:
Thy death has caused vacant place
This world can never ill.
We miss our darling father,
Miss him more each day:
Home scems not the same to us.
since our darling father went
away.
You arc gone but not forcotten:
Fresh my love VIII ever be:
For as long as there is life
We Will always think OF thee.
BY HIS MIFE AND CHILDREN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
The Best Proof
That Coffee Hurts
TALES THAT ARE TOLD

II was one OF the kind who wo,,l,In't
believe that coffee was hurting me" saws
a \. \. woman. you lust couldn't CON
vince me its use was connected with the
heart and stomach trouble suffered
from most ali OF the time" (Tca contains
fdyefne-the same drug found in coffee.
and is Just as harmful,) "Nlv trouble
finally got SO bad ! had to live on milk
and toast almost entirely for three or four
years: Still loved the coffee and
wouldn't believe it could do such DAMAGE
What needed was to quit coffee and
take nourishmcnt in such form nv stom-
ach could digest. had read much abou,
Postum, but never thought il would fiji
my case until one day decided to uu;t
coffee and give it a trial and make sure
about it. SO got package and care
fully followed the directions.
Soon began to get better and was
able TO cat carefully selected foods viii
out the aid OF pepsin or other digcsts. and
IL was not long before was really a now
woman physically.
"Now am healthy, hearty and sound
can cat anything and everything thai
comes along, and know this wonderful
change is all due 20 my having quit cot.
Ice and got the nourishlncnt | needed
through this delicious Postum in place Of
the dangerous coffee and tea.
My wonder is why every ono don't
give up coffee and the troubles that 90
with 1t and build themselves up AS | have
done, with Postum" Name given In.
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Easy TO prove by 10 tlays'triil ofPost,,n
III place OF coffee The reward is big and
worth { he test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
OBITUARY



Special to Tho Times Dispatch
. Woodstock. VA, April l9.--James w
ithu. well known business man OF
Edinhurc, died Wednesday night. after
an Illness of several days. He Was
Scventy-riNe years Of age. and is SUR
Nived by two sons
f.indcn II. Alien.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Woodstock, Va, April la.-L.indcn f.
Allen died al his home in Mt. Jackson
on Thursday, after a long illness. lie
was well known farmer. and was
siNtN-two Years OF age, and is sur
vircd ny his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. Allen snyder. of Mt. Jack son.
William ~ Bryant.
Especial to The Times DispatchI
lleathsvillc, Va, April ~. William
y. Bryant, siNtyfour years old n
prominent Methodist of Ennncrtou,
Richmond county, died last night lie
Is survived by widow, three daugh-
terS and TWO sons.
Morgan Wnkcninu
fredericksburg. Va. April l9-Mor-
gan Wakcman, of Spotsyivani., county,
died last night at HIS home, near Brook
Road. after brief illness. aged
seventy nine Years, lie is survived by
several children. The body was brought
here and taken from this point To his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
WEATHER,

orccast: For Observation-Disclosures,
v"naintss and somewhat warmer snt-
uranS' followed by showers mr. ,,i"h.
sunday, showers. ~ hiSht )
For North Carolina-Fof- a.,
sho"crs In west portion Saturdar. S"n
tn!, showers. sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20

:Sos,h .,.o1ic2ooo.-f
g asoiiIa ..............1 9 0 0 o q q n n
SUMMARY: Two-base hit-DourIas TO-.
case hiis-Carier, Lee. Sacrince bi,sre
levitt. stolen bases-Finlay ta9 III
DINA, ). Struck out-By Rixry "' a. :: car
B. Time OF game. ~. Umpire. cbonn Ls e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
DEATHS

MEN DE-Died, April 10, at her resi-
dcnce l30e Twenty-third Street
MS, Claude MEADE. wife Of
James j.. Meade.
Funeral SUNDAY at i II. NJ. al the
residence. 1ntermcnt OalSwood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
New building. for I.nIr

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
faycttcvilic, y. g. April 1o,--The
slocShoidcrS OF Cumberland County.
y AGRICULTURAL Society. meeting here to-
d'iy, voted to Issue $4,000 worth or
bonds for the purpose of erecting new
buildings on It's grounds In this city.
inc proceeds Of the bond issue will be
combined with funds realized from
last years fair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
Where Amateurs
Play To-Day
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

tAfllab tllf LEAGUE.
Richmond Grays VS.. AshInnd, at
byrd Park. Un,Rires, o'TooIe and
Hicks.
Battle Axe va. Athletics, at Christ
Church Park. umpircs. SIescoc and
Perkins.
Southern He'll VS.. CoiIeginns. at
Richmond College. EMPIRES, French
md Mendcs. PoktponedJ
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
WoodaiI & aunrIes va. Knhn., Mt
Byrd Park. Umpire, Splitter.
nnrton Heights VS.. Cocn-CoIas, at
Barton Heights. Umpire, Bottoms
Horace s. Wright vs.. Tyler's, mt
Athletic Park. Umpire, Willis.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
American Clothing Co. va. Jacobs
& Levy. nt BYRD Park. Umpire,
Ray.
IiIlISidcrs VS.. Cherry Smash. NJ
Spring Hill Park. Umpire, Amos.
Impcrinls VS.. Burk &C. Co., mt Fair
mount Pnrk.l Umpire, Garrett.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Hustlern VS.. Giants. at East End
Park. Umpire, Mr.. mixer.
Cubs w. Cardinals. Mt Byrd Park.
Umpire, Mr.. Hancock.
Hnrpicn W.. Handlers, at Hnrvie
Park. Umpire, MIR. Nichols.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20

Especial TO The Times DispRtch.l
Scottsville, Va. April lo.-Fork
Union Academy defeated Frcdericks-
burg College by the score OF II to
5. Daniel. for Fork Union, put up n
great game behind the bat Lewis
and Baily fieided IN gilt edge form
I'm plrc. HarrN Griffin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
nailronh Arcnis ,Ieet.

Fifty agents from points on the Richmond
ana Newport News division o. the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio Railway held their BIZ
A. last night, q. 4. war,hcn l. chairman
az The division ASSOCIATE ton. The agents
meet regularly discuss railroad matters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
BoarL Meeting To-Da,

The executive board OF the Home
for lncurablcs will meet at Murphy's
Hotel this morning at / O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
.TI,c Titnnic ni.a.,er

n, c,ntenary Mc,hodist Church to-aor-
row night ncv. W. j. YOUNG. d. D., the
pastor, Will preach on .'The Titanic Disa.-
ter and Its Message TO the Modern World"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
Let Us Send
You a
Viictrola

Conc to our salesroom and look
over our line Of Nictors $1,000
up, Nictrolas $500 up) and
Records (6Oc up). Let us play
Some Of the wonderful records for
you-a world of music always at
hand in your own home. Think
OF the pleasure, entertainments and
musical education afforded only at
the cost Of a few cents day on
our easy-payment plan. Come in
to-day.
MgGlAy10y4zy
Successors Chile rinno Co.
Mon72S.. 213E. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
Special Local Data Tor Ye.tcra,x

"a nee,a' Local Data Tor Yesterday.
3 f. NJ tampnr.,,,S '...'...... -
~ ~ mum NUN temperature up to 5
Nfi,ipIu,, .,..,i :. -...,... IL
= temperature up to S
Mean t.mncratnra.. IS
Normal tsnSnsto :'...'...... -
Dcflcicncv IN 1870. ..iS ........... IS
H'SGess IN temperature since
itSh ...., is
AcGnn. deficiency In tcmpcraturc
SINCE January . asa
Excess il, raInf,ji niour hours. Trace
-NcGum' excess in rainfall since
I.o "mnl"u oE.c ~ i'm ;.... 2.e7
temperature ..
humidity .,
Wind, direction "
Mind. velocity .''..' - "
" Gather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Mobile. }; Montgomery, o.
Nashville. 2: Chattanooga, 5.
Memphis-Atlanta. rain.
New Orleans, 2; Birmingham. l.