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SOCIAL CONFERENCE TONIGHT

An important social service con
ference will be held at the Y. N. G.
A. auditorium this evening NJ =
O'Clock. under the auspices Of the
social service committee Of the Men
aud Religion Forward Movement
and the Social Service club of So
attic. Tho purpose Of this confer.
cnce 10 10 stimulate tha men and
women Of Seattle 10 a larger and
better community service. and TO
broaden and deepen tho interest ~
all In meeting the various social
needs 81 the city.
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EL0lN. ~. Feb. fs.--Hsv. c. a.
Gage Of Grace Methodist church
has announced that II members Of
the congregation who fall to attend
service with Indicate the Mind OF
sermons they like. he will preach
that kind.
CHICAGO. Feb. ts.--EiIiost Con-
roy. rs. refused q 500 reward for
finding and returning a diamond 10
Mrs. w. A. buchanan. The lad
ssid hts mother taught him Il would
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Honesteads

EvEn TAKE UP A HoMEgTEAD7
II not. why not got % central ore.
acres Of government Hand. under
the Enlarged HDmestaad Actf The
railroads arc now building into
that country, ana II VIII soon be
one Of the finest wheat belts IN
the United states. coioniHt rates
Ia effect Mgrch lat hoe me for
fun particulars.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
AUT 0 DEALERS
ADOPT BYLAWS
Meeting Last Night Brought
; Out Much Enthusiasm From
{. Members Present.

BYLAWS werc adopted at the meet
ing OF the Richmond Automobile Deal
ers, Association held last night IN the
club rooms of the Richmond Automo-
olio Club. The laws finally agreed upon
arc practically the same as those gov
srniny 4 similar organization In PhiIa-
oelphia, with such changes as local
conditions made necessary. President l..
NJ. FolBcr presided. and every member
present felt gratined at the progress
made. An adjourned meeting will be
held next Friday night at $3.50 o'clock.
%heM several details of Importance
Will be discussed.
A board OF directors. consistins of
1: A Folgcr. chairman: X -. Airport.
Mark r.. Lloyd Is. a. Blenncr and
Boyco Bland. was elected. The board
of directors will have charge OF con
tests, advertising and similar mat
tera. Tho membership committee Will
consist OF tho president. vice president
and treasurer and Frank Nichols and
w. G. Smith. There arc now twenty
three active members, ten associate
members. consisting of the dealers I'm
accessories, and about twenty-five con-
tributing members. composed of sales
men and other employees OF the several
Dealers Each dealer Is entitled to
ono active member of the associa-
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
OXFORD FAvORITE
OVER CAMBRIDGE
Annual Race on Thames Course
Will Be Rowed
To-Day.

LONDON, March 2a-Thc oxford and
Cambridge crews Will row their annual race
on the Thames course from Putncy to Mort
lake. about four miles and a quarter. to-
morrow. Oxford, tile dark blues. is the fav-
orl,c The start Will be at rutncy a, 1850
~ N.
Both eights appear trained to the minu,c.
but the superior weight and physique OF
the OXnnians are expected 10 carry them 30
victory IN what may ;urn on, he a pun
ishins rach The Cambridge screw has a
nippy style. which In calm weather ana
smooth water is likely to give them n lead
mt The start. but experts are practically
unanimous that the long stroke of oxford
Is bound to tell later. II the trials during
the training days indicate the speed of the
crews The race Should he a fast one Both
clipped seconds OF the records for the mn
riEer courses. Oxford rowed from Henley
bridge 10 lIambedon Lock in 10 minutes +
seconds. good - seconds better than mo
previous best. while Cambridge did the mn
course from NARROW Bridge 10 Goodman in
l" minutes 81 seconds. establishing another
record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
SEEKS TO DEVELOP
TRACK ATHLETICS
William and Mary Coach Plans
Field Meet on Cary
Field in April.
Especial to The Timea-Dispa,ch,l


Williamsburg, Va. March .5.-Conch
Young OF William and Mary is striving To
whip track athletics into shape ut thi6
college with q view to having representation
In the annual athletic intercollegiate meet
to be held on Lambeth Field. University of
have been working hard for some tiInr.
among the most promising being Alfriend.
Meredith Carey. jackson, Mitchell, Jack
Wright and bold. McAllster Is WORKING OH
long distance.
DIR. Young proposes to hold field me ct on
the men making tho best records on that
day will be picked the representatives to the
intercollegiate meet.
The Williom and Mary baseball team met
with another misfortune 4 few days ago
when G. C. Watts. catcher. had the small
time game. Watts is n freshman. hut was
one of the most promising aspirnnts :or tho
station behind the bat. Daingerf;eld Spcn-
Ger, the William and Mary crack pitcher
, OF last season, has decided not to re-cnter
college for the last term, and this has added
another blow TO the prospects OF the Orange
and Black team this spring.
DIR. w. j. Young, coach and physical d.
rector of William and Mary. has returned
from n visit to tho high schools OF Suffolk
Portsmouth. Hampton and Newport News
where he went in attempt to organi.%
the Tidewater Interschclastic Athletic AS
socintion. The idea of the association is to
for the fnrtherance OF athletic sports and
to bring together the students of the various
schools as participants in field and ira ck
athletics. The associa ton Is to he under
the auspices OF William and Mary. and an
annual field day is TO he held here each
foungs proportion. and favorable action Ia
anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
HAMP EN-S|DNEY
TO PLAY v. NJ. |.
Opening Game of Baseball Sea-
son Scheduled for Lex
ington To-Day.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.

loPccldl 10 4 ne IlmeS-DiSpatCh.1
liampdcn-S Sidney. Va, March 90
The lIampden- Sidney baseball team
will open its season Tomorrow with
a game with the Virginia Military In
stitute al Lexington.
Iampdcn-Sidney's line-up will bo nc
follows: Frey. catcher; Lewis (cap-
tain), pitcher: Wysor. shortstop. 6.
II. saunders. first base: Painter, second
base: Is. r. Saunders. third base:
WOOL, right field; Atkinson. ccntre-
field. and Loughon. left field, with
Moore and Reid as substitutes,
Although the team has practiced
very little 1t has developed wonder-
fully under the thorough coaching of
Frank Bigbie. The work which Coach
B'gbie has done in only one week s
time has been of the finest grade. mud
at every hand wonderful IMPROVEMENT
is evident
The battery which consists OF either
Lewis. Moore or Reid, pitchers, and
Frey, catcher. is one whose reputation
Is well known. as It is the Same bat
terry as last year.
Lewis. as captain, has been working
hard ON his team.
The inheld. which is probably the
fastest seen at lIampden- Sidney for
years, is also doing good work with
tho hat Il, I. Saunders. vino nlayod
for years at McGuire's School! Is hold
Ing down third in excellent form. G..
Il. Saunders Is playing good ball at
his old position on fredericksburg
College. Wysor. shortstop, and
Paitner at second base, played to-
gnther In preparatory school bali and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
BAP It's rs WILL
MEET A. AND NJ.
Especial to The rimcs-Dlspatcb, ,

II.
West Raleigh, ~ c.. March ga. &
Ms first track meet of the 1919 season
Will be with Wake Forest College at
wake Forest tomorrow. During the
last three years the greatest rivalry
in this branch of athletics has sprung
up between the two schools, the diff
ference in the number of points in
the last three dual meets never vary
ing more than ten or twelve.
Nothing very much is known in re-
gard to the strength of the track team
OF the Baptists this year. but the team
that will represent the Red and White
mas been working under more favor
able conditions than ever before, this
coach for the first time since track
athletics was taken up here. Eddie
Greene, the famous University of Penn
sylvan!a track as we'll as football star,
being now actively in charge Of the
squad.
The old men back are Captain Trot-
ter. Hurtt, Floyd, smith Robertson,
McIver sullivan. Nichols, Nash, Pot
ter and Parrish, In the absence, Of
kcphart. the Red and White has lost
one OF the best mile men who has
ever trod the cinder path in North
Carolina. he having won the mile event
In the tSate track meet held in Raj
clGh last Easter Monday morning.
Among the new mcn whose work
is noticeable are C;rimsler, in the pole
vault; Howell, in the hurdles: Harris.
In the distance runs. and Ward. VIII
liams Alexander, smith, Morrison, Rag,
Bayland and Scott
The schedule as announced by Man
ager Bricc /. Caldwell is as follows:
March S0--Wake Forest, at Wake
Forest
April 23-Guilford, AT Guilford,
April eI--Statc meet, at Raleigh
May is. y. ]. \. y. meet, at Balti-
more, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
REVELLE MAY GO
TO PORTSMOUTH.
Former Richmond Twirler Said
to Have Been Signed
by Castro.
Especial to The rimes-plspatch.I

I.ynchhurB. va. March 2a.-It there Is any
thing in report from Portsmouth that
Manager Castro has secured tho services OF
Dutch" Revclie. Arlie Britton. Hugh Nc
Murray and Jile Watson from tho Atlanta
tSouthcrn) team. then Castro hex "siirped
one over on the Richmond team, especially
when he secured Ttcvclic.
Last fall Reve!e went to New York from
Richmond by purchase. and was turned over
during the winter TO tn. Atlanta team.
along with Ira IIogue. who now bids fair
to stick with the Crackers. Had Rovelle'a
tranrfer to New York been under the draft
ing rule Richmond would have had 1le flrs.
call upon his services when he turned
over TO class circuit club. Now. II tho
transfer has been made. reported. Poyts-
mouth will be putting Revelle back where
he started his career seven years ago and
Richmond can have not word 90 say
Julie Watson outneider In the same
bunch. played his 1.st ball in the Virginia
League In 1905 He brought TO the local
team by Jack Grim. who later turned him
over 10 Roanoke, where he finished the sea-
SON. Next year he was in the Carolina Az
ISOLATION. from where hc vent to the South
crn Association where he has played several
seaSonn with fairly good success.
There is no doubt II Castro gets this
quartet that no wilt have good men In the
positions TO be nilcd by them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
EXPECT TO Win
TO-DAY CONTEST
McGuire's Team Will Battle
With William and Mary's
Fast Bunch.

NcGuircs will meet william and Mary on
tho lattcrs diamond at Williamsburg to-
day. Last ycar McGu!rc's won from willie m
and Mary with score OF TO J. and VII
liam and Mary is determined this year TO
get back at them.
With six men back from last years cham
r!onship team. It is not likely that Nc
CURES will fall far below their usual ttylc.
which has already shown In several games
this stason. Stanley DEbic. who Is
with Norfolk. coached McGuirc's the first
part OF this season. and has turned out
severai very good men. who are expected to
show up we'll In the game to-day.
Spencer VIII probably pitch for william
md Mary. and Captain Huichc- Will twtr:
for McGulrc's. while Scales will catch. Scott
VIII play nrst: Smith, second; Cogbiii, thi:d:
faschal. shortstop; Graves. ictt hcid; An
cell. centre field. and Gregory. right field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Especial 20 The Times pispatch.l
Emr"rla. Va, March :o.tThe Empo-ia
base bail team played Us first game on Fri
day. March q, with the South Hin litsh
school q, E.mpor!a, winning by the score %
to !. Prospects bright for winning
team. and eood schedule has been arrang
ed. Il Is follows:
March 3e-PetersbuFg High School at Elm
April ) Richmond High School a, smpo
April s-Rlchmond High school at Ernpo.
April s-Rlchmona High school at Empo-
ria.
April lc-Open.
April 9o-Nortoik High School a, Emporis.
April .5-South High school at South Till.
April g,-kenbridse High School at South
Hi.
May Norfolk High school at Norfolk.
:1ee0t;-Richmond High school at Rich
mond
May ,S-Pc;ersbuvs High School at Pe,,r.-
burg.
One or two games arc pending with other
teams. which may be closed later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
RUNNING HIGH JUMP RECORD
OF WORLD BROKEN BY HORNE

Stanford University. cal. March ea.-
ford University. broke the worlds running
high jump record in nee; with the Uni.
fcrsity OF southern California here to-day,
clearing the bar at feet 6is Inches The
previous record of feet 5M inches was mazda
by NJ i, sweeney a, New York, September r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
feel at home in their re,

sPectIVc DIaces.
The outheld, Wool, Atkinson and
Langhon have been fielding In en-
cetlent form, besides Using the bat
with great efficiency.
Reid and Moore. of the pitching
STAFF, arc also men of much ability
The team left Friday evening, and
1t Is expected that a creditable score
will no brought back against the
strong V. NJ I. team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
Bowling

Tho Vaughan tohertEon and the Powers
Taylor Drug Company teams played very
interesting series ut the Sewpor. Alleys last
night before a large crowd OF Interested
spectators. Both teams put up good games.
the Powcrs-Tayior boys finally coming out
victorious by winning two out OF three
games. Toonc was easily the star OF the
evening by his classy rolling. Captain Lit
ticpaGc played very consistent game.
Phipps way of in his bowling, and he
could no; make his usual score. The scores:
-KoIr ri CON ro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
WHITE ELEPHANTS
IN SECOND PLACE
Especial to The Times-plspatcb.1

Paterson, y. j., March 2a-The White
Elephants. of Philadelphia, Pa, rolled
into second place in the iive-men com
petition here tonight with total
OF 1875.
Some sensational work was done in
the individual matches to-day. F.
Nanness. of Newark, tailed 676. Glen
Riddell. of New York. go, and ].
Spinella. of Brooklyn, rolled e5l
Ten high individuals:
+. Vanness, Newark .... CTS
u. Riddell, New York ....... SO
j. Spinella, Brooklyn ......... SIS
b. b. Whitaker, y. Y. ...... go
II. Cohn, New York ...... GO
+. Nanderwetck. New York 49,. gil
j. karrys, Toronto ......... COL
J. Derting, Brooklyn ..... 5S7
w. Cordes. Brooklyn 5ss
II. Bobbec, New York ......... ssi
Two-mcn:
Spinella- Blizzard. Brooklyn 2a7
Watt -Eohn. New York 255
kiddell- Dunbar, New York $500. lono
Rehm- Pfcifcr, New York - 1.i7S
Guerring- Ascher, Yonkers I.I7i
Loctic- Wcni cbach, New York ITO
NdrrSs- sutherland, Toronto -. 1,i59
SScwman- Dous nerty. New York. i.l5I
,nnicr -LehfDach, New York -. LIT
-hlllcr- Jenny New YORK ....... LII