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Evening journal., 1913-01-28
y. NJ. WOOpFS WINS.

f. NJ Hopes of the Wilmington
Country Club. won the handicap cup
in the Summerville, S. c., golf tourna-
ment with score of rs net. He COW
cred the course in so with a handicap
of z. James Denney of Oakmonnt.
Pittsburgh, Pa, was second with SO
Evening journal., 1913-01-28
OLD RIVALS
Due FOR CAGE
GAME STRUGGLE

The High School basketball team
will have the hardest proposition Of
the year tomorrow when they battle
with the speedy Chester quintet. So
far he locals have had banner sea-
son, winning six and not meeting with
one reverse. Chester is in the same
position, having won all its strug-
giles.
When the two bitter rivals Of old
clash. both with clean states, the
most thrilling game of the year
should be staged
Last year Chester handed High two
Of their four defeats OF the year, one
on each teams floor
Both games were won by three
point margin and little Sammy Coch-
ran was the hero OF the Wilmington
battle. Sammy has been putting up
star game all year and showed his
form against Friends when he Gagged
two shots from mid floor Mitchell,
his running mate, Is also an accurate
marksman and this pair Of feet-foot-
ed forwards will give the local guards
plenty to worry over
The lineup will ge:
VIII. II. S. Chester.
Jones ........ forward .....Cochran
Wickersham >. forward Mitchell
Bllckle centre ...... Shaw
Matthews .... guard ...... Bennett
Foulk ....... guard ... .Shusman
In the preliminary, Wilmington
High'g second team will nqht n out
with the Chester youngsters. Jack
Daley and Babe Bright, emergency
men of the first squad, will play with
the scrubs. The lockwood boys de-
feated Chester Highs second team
several weeks ago and should dupli-
cate the feat tomorrow There will be
eighty minutes of fast, snappy play
and a record attendance is expected
Chester will bring down a carload Of
fair rooters.
Evening journal., 1913-01-28

J, After their decisive victory over
Wilson Line last Wednesday by the
score of IS to Is. Crescent will play
tho fast Elsmere team tomorrow night
and another good game is expected.
Crescent would like TO hear from any
second and third class team in the
city. Address +. Wocrner No. $40
West Second street
Wednesdays lineup will be.
Evening journal., 1913-01-28
SFESAW PUZZLE.

boys prngtme
interesting problem developed while they were getting
n
The the problem as worked out You see and
X S and A. and c
IL
pounds m and
Tom is larry, Is and
ANSWER TO MATTHIAS VINEYARD PROBLEM
equlateral could be
Evening journal., 1913-01-28
KNIGHTS AGAIN WIN.

The knights added another victory
to their long string last night win
ming from the Hermits by % pins
The score:
Evening journal., 1913-01-28
"A. 0. U. W. BOWLING

On the A. o. u W. alleys last night
the weekly games of the two men
tourney we're rolled The results be-
Evening journal., 1913-01-28

T IOIU tVHIo- ~ DUNHdHIHHi IVf W
Buchanan, ?; Andews, g. Elder, Il;
Casey, 9; Shields. 3: GLEN, 2; Nc
Cullough, 3. Fouls Elder. 10 out of
10; McDonough. 1 out of s; McCul-
Tough, 2 out of T. Referee-Babby.
Timers Skclly and Carney Final
score-56-1S. Time of halves-20
minutes
Mt Vernon's next weekly game viii
be with the Alpheus OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-01-28
MT. VERNON FIVE
WALLOPS DEFIANCE

Mt. Vernon last night gave De-
fiance one of the best trimmings they
will ever receive. The game was
strictly Mt. Vernon from start to
finish, the Defiance youths barely
getting a look I'm the score ending Sc
to Is. This being Mt Vernon first
game it was predicted from all cor
ner's that they would lose by large
score but weeks of hard and earnest
practice brough forth the desired re-
suits. Defiance on the short end.
Tho line nm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
ENABLING ACT IS
ISSUE IN FAIRFAX
ERNEST Il ROBEY OPPOSES WAL
| TER 7. oIxvER, WHO VOTED
AGAINsr MEASURE.

FAIRFAX. VA. June 1.-THE en-
trance into the contest for the house
Of delegates from Fairfax county. OF
Ernest /. Robey, Of Herndou. has
drawn an Issue between the oppo-
nents and advocates Of the enabling
act In Fairfax county.
Walter 7. Oliver. the incumbent.
voted against tho enabling act at the
last session Of the general assembly
and In his announcement ~ q candi-
date for reelection he declares that
he viii maintain the same attitude. II
returned. Mr.. Oliver had the field to
himsaK for q time and was satisfied
that his attitude on the enabling act
was satisfactory to his constituents,
but Mr.. Robey has announced his can
didacy and tho Tight win be made on
Mr.. Divers record on this matter.
Mr.. Oliver has served in the house
OF delegates for three terms Mr..
Robey e mayor Of the town Of Hern-
don. Mason in high standing and a
prominent citizen Of the county. His
friends expect him to win, but the In
dications are that the contest will be
exceedingly close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
BANGs CALLS UP

why. John Kendrick Bangs
wants to know. why should Ameri-
can men deny the high spiritual
sienidcanoo OF the civic work OF
American women because some Brit
ish suftraestts seisss Mr.. Winston
Spencer Churchlil by tho collar and
drops him into the British Channel Z
the uuffragette ladies OF ENGLAND
might take Mr.. George Bernard Shaw
out and dip him In . vi Of hin own
ank, or tie Alfred Austin ID . chair
and read his own poetry aloud to
him until ho swooned. or force MI.
ChestertOn 70 swallow his own words
&C tho point Of q hfunderbuss. or com-
NIT eornA other similar breach Of the
psaco. and the question ~ TO the
fitneW Of American women TO vote
would stiIl 81 UNAFFECTED In al but
pre1udicod minda OF couFss, II We
are still Britain dependency. Brit
ish doings should AFFECT our thinking.
but there u = popular impression
abroad. ~ well - ct home, that No
Americans have reached = condition
Of detachment from things British
which should enable m TO decide our
own questions without the intrusion
Of irrelevant matter from tho other
side OF tho SEA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
'nEIIlJDI5|I|S MEET
N CORTLAND
roRTsncouxz nE111s1cr ooNEEI
ErdD VIII HE HELD
rHrnD NrxT wEEK

PORTSMOUTH VA. June 1.-THE
Nineteenth annual session of the
Portsmouth district conference OF the
III. r. Church, South, viii be held In
CORTLAND next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Several topics Of interest will be dis
cussed before the meeting, which Will
b. attended ~ representatives Of all
Of the churches IN the district
Among the matters to come before
the session viii be tho election Of four
delegntos 70 attend tho annual Meth
odist conference.
The following program has been
arranged for tbs meeting:
Opening sermon. Tuesday. II A. NJ.
c. p. PleasAnts.
Missionary sermon. D. T. Merritt.
Tho following topics win be dis
cussed during the conferences:
The Need Of the Hour--A Drawing
Church." G. r. Blankenship.
''The New Opportunities Of the Pas
tor" q. y. Forfester.
'@rhe Sunday-school - q Missionary
Force" w. A.. Smart.
Tho Missionary Developmsut OF .
Circuit" w. !. Williams
THE Every Member Canvas" w.
H Vincent and J. w. Holloway.
Committee on examination: J. +.
Bosnian. b. 7. Chandler. r. 3.
Baughan.
Local preachers will bring or send
report Of their work.
Recording stewards have been re-
Quested to present their quarterly con-
ference records for examination.
Thirty churches will be represented
dn the conferences BY 12o delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15

essential adjunct to a banana pfanta-
ton; indispensable almost, I should
say. What is the breed? They are a
cross between a pointer and a South
American tapir.
IT'S very necessary thing to know
when to pick the bananas from the
trees, you know. When they have
attained a certain shade of green,
then is the time. Now it's very dit
ficult to have a man so thoroughly
up in color that can determine this
matter. That is where the banana
hound comes in. He trots through the
groves with a man behind him, and
scents the punches which should be
picked. He stands in front OF the
tree and gives a long moan. which
sounds similar ito the siren at Sandy
Hook. Then he points to the particular
bunch with his tail.
1.-The scent of the hound IL unerrfng
1t has never been known to fall
And you never heard Of them r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
BANANA HOUND IS
USED IN TROPICS

At last the existence of the banana
hound has been shown to be fact!
A man who just arrived from Port
Limon, Costa RIGA, not only knows all
about the banana hound. but has. a
drove of them himself. The gentle
man is Hexekiah Spottswood. born In
England and for many years the
owner Of q banana plantation in Costa
Rica. He arrived recently on the
steamer Metapan Of the United Fruit
Company's line.
covery up herer he asked in surprise.
my word, how singular, Why, we
always have them. They are very
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
ne eoush In Enela1,d.

In forwarding to tho Manufacturers
Record advertisements published In
English papers Of farm lands in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, United
States Consul Albert ". Swain, OF
Southampton. England. writes:
Knowing that about 2.600 OF the
agricultural folk were being served
with Virginia and North Carolina land
literature, / thought It would be o
good thing to call their attention to
the same, and wrote the attached ad-
vertisement. and had 1t run in a six
inch space In the Salisbury Times for
two weeks. If I were more person
ally interested in these States by
ownership, / should adopt a judicious
limo of similar advertising, and get
into the homes Of tho class I wanted
TO reach In that way. Canada does 1t.
and Canada gets the crowd It is the
only way that these good COMMON
wealths can get into full touch with
home-seektng peoplc-Advertise by
honest circular ana tire statement OF
fact In clear way In local columns"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE MERRTMAC,
Ocean View, Va.

This splendid cottage is located on
the ocean front, and Is reached by
Cottage Electric line. 1t is q large
home-like building, ample yards and
grounds, tennis court private bath
houses, with shower and boats for
guests without charge. large and pro-
ductive garden and get our milk from
our own Jersey cows, telephone. cleo
trio lights. hot and cold running water.
At this cottage you enjoy all OF the
delights of the seashore and all the
comforts OF a city home. Rates made
known on application. Address Box !,
Merrimac Cottage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15

From Missouri? Won. them.
vnr 49, %I> ..e~ -. -~.$ -
or,,,> - %hss ~%~s,~ - .,.,..
Ss-..1~
ESAA1P11J u
r.&.-. a.. = - -
eie1smE Eve<y.@fvse sn6 s,s<esrn. IN
70 In -.
Pnsfscuansfv sneraaa yII6ea - nfK.
o10 anA 80.
rsrh fn.aras sr,6 s,er,a,srA rla,6
Suits, conservative models and patch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE POCAHoNTAs
virxfnta Beach. VA.

One of the largest eomfortable and
attractive cottages; all improvements:
private bath houses. Located on the
water front: under experienced man.
agement. For terms. address MRS. A. B.
WILLIAMS. Virginia Beach. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15

Tho mayor and board OF super
visors OF San Francisco have sanction
"a the budget Opposed ~ the police
which provides Tor
women police onicerA Los Angeles has
had women police for more than a
year. San Francisco win start with
three women on the force. Their
principal work WIN b. the protection
Of young giri&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
SUMMER BOARDERS
Virginia Beach
The Normandy Inn
virgfsia Beach, Va.

Located nearest the new casino:
capacity, 100: front on the ocean,
cement walks and large rooms and
verandas: surperb bathing day and
night. either in the ocean or large
swimming pool; cuisine unsurpassed.
For terms address b. #. EDWARDS.
Virginia Beach, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE ARLINGTON


This well known house is located on
the most desirable part OF the beach,
within two hundred feet OF the surf.
All OF Its rooms are outside, has hot
and cold water, baths and toilets on
each floor. gas In each room and is
open throughout the year. Rates are
frst-class service. w. P. ASHBURN.
proprietor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
CAsON COTTAGE

For home comforts. good table board
bathing and fishing stop at the Cason
Cottage Our rates are very reasons
able. Southern ban phone. MRS l. G,
cASoN, Proprietrsss. First street stA-s
tion Ocean View. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE DRIFTwooD

The finest cottage at Virginia Beach:
ocean front: table unsurpassed: IS to
S12 q week Open all the year. Bath
room on each floor: large bath houses
with shower. both attachments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE ASN-ARBoR corrAGr

Cuisine perfect: two minutes from
ball room; car line, Va Bay stationt
Ocean View, Va. fronting the watAft
rates moderate; sea shore dinnero
served on application. MRS. w. II
WILLIAMS, proprietor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15

Fronting directly on the ocean.
Finest surf bathing. fishing and boat
ing. Can accommodate seventy five
people. Hot water In every room
electric lights; private bath houses.
Open all the year. Apply for terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
GARwooD COTTAGE

Bathing suits for sale or hire. Ra4e9x
$500 to $1,000 per week. Special GtN$
ner, SO cents. New cottage; all mo1N4M
improvements. Walker station. oceQz(
View. Va Box. IS. Under the naax1&
agement OF MRS. J. STERLING TAX%
LoR and MRS. A. B. GARWOOD. sasS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE sPoTswooD ARMS.

This splendid new hotel is located
on the ocean front, one block OF
Twenty-fourths station The rooms are
large and handsomely furnished: all
improvements. hot and cold running
water In each room; actual view OF
the ocean from every room in the
house; large dancing halls and din
colored cook. family servants. Terms
lis to $95 per week. G. r. SPOTS
WOOD, Proprietor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE HYCEIA

Thirty-seventh street. Cape Henry.
Va. Directly on ocean front Fine
marine view Hon1@sSike comfort.
Fine and safe bathins Capacity sew
enty-dve. Large rooms and verandas.
Bath houses for convenience of guests.
Terms reasonable.
'ssSss'9& RAE a. DYER "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
LOWE COTTAGE

Fronts directly on the water, IT.
surf. bathing. boating ana nshtne =
the Atlantic coast. Can accomrHa1
100. Hot water in every to6
Electric lights, bath houses. ExlxS
rooms. halls. and yerandAs. Apply M
terms. Box, 81. MRS. We. L9A
virginia Bay station, Ocean YlaN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
RICHMOND INN

Board by the day. week or month";
rates on application. Water in evesy
room: all improvements. Can accOmuao~
date 100 Crab and ash auppoFo1 4
speciality Third Street Station WI
loughby Beach. Va 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
SUMMER BOARDERS
Ocean View
THE REsTMoRE COTTAGE,
Corner Lynnhaven 81. and Avenue
Ocean View, Va.
C. L BARRETT Proprietor.

This cottage has been thoroughly
renovated and 1t is ready for guests.
Twenty five large, airy rooms, hot and
| cold water: all improvements; service
| the best; table unsurpassed Terms
| reasonable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
RUTH COTTAGE

Good fishing: boats and bathing sut41
for sale or hire: boarding BY dA$ m
week: special dinner. SO cents: opSM
all the year: water front. First sfreet
station Box. No. 1856; phone, No. 9i3Os
MRS. e. B. MARS. proprietor. Ocean
View Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
VICTORIA COTTAGE

A large and comfortable house: All
improvements. On the ocean front and
conveniently located. Private bath
houses.. Rates: $40 to SIS per week
a to $3.50 per day. Check basgage
through to Virginia Beach. MRS. G.
e. CE3EATHAM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE REsTOUT COTTAGE,
Ocean View, Va.
IRS. w. v. SADLER, Proprietress

This large and handsome cottage is
reached by the Cottage Electric line.
It Is splendid house. in thorough re-
pair, large rooms and verandas: all
the comforts OF city home; capacity
Is people; table equal to the best
a cali and You wilf never regret.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
& Quarles
SEVEN EAST BROAD srRErH

both the gasoline and electric busi-
ness. Government tnspectoI1 car
ried on Tar reaching tssts and Demon
STATIONS before the order was placed.
It 10 undertsood that the choice ANAL
" narrowed down to the Alec and Z
make OF electio truck. with the de-
cision In favor OF the gasoline.
Not only viii the trucks handle
STRAIGHT mail but they also win take
care Of greatly Increased volume oil
matter, dust to the recent parcels post
laws.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
ATLANTIC COTTAGE
Virginia Beach, Va.

on the water front: one square from
Lake stAtionf large room. bath houses;
f,ns table. MRS. T. r. MILLER. Prop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
rHE moRsE corrAcr

This is absolutely one Of the most up-
to-date cottages at Ocean View. having
every modern convenience and cui1ln4
unsurpassed. water front: splsndl&
boats, free to- guests; and we are nerv-
Sunday Stop at Fifth street or mall
Box 102, Ocean View. Va MRS. - ~
SMITH proprietor. "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
BREAEING NEW
FOR THE ~NEW" WOMAN

Mia Duncan. chairman Of the West
Ham board Of guardians. has been
appointed Justice Of the peace. This
ID the nrne time woman has held
such . position In England
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
THE JORDAN COTTAGE.
Ocean View. Va.

All improvements: first-class in every
respect: on the OCEAN: near hotel on
beach. MRS. NJ. F. POAT, MRS. N.
rooney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
Truclxe Tor Roed BuiIdtne.

Trucks Tor Road BuaI0fD3.
An example OF the earning power
Of q motor truck when worked to full
capacity 10 furnished by tho records
of the Cleveland Macadam company.
which shows that their hve-ton White
dump truck, hauling crushed stone.
eaxned $500 per month during = Pc
Rod Of four and one-hAlf months
when It was possible to keep 1t NOV
ing all the time The truck was load
ed by = chute and dumped by the
power Of the engine. The avorngs
tonnage capacity was greatly In
creased BY cutting out idle minutes
at the yard and at delivery points.
Turks Build EAsAess CushionA
II In . curious fact that the Turks,
notorious for their laxiness, past mas
tiers OF the art OF sitting down. have
learned to build the most comfortable
seat cushions.
Searching the world for anything
that might add TO tho comfort or
satisfaction Of purchasers OF . high
Grade motor car, the Peerless Motor
Car company has sxpsrimented with
thsse Turkish cushion designs and
found them more satisfactory than
anything previously used.
This year Turkish upholstery Will
be used very extensively In Peerless
cars. One Of the important mate
rtals for these cushions II hair clipped
from the old cows tail. This hair from
the tails OF cattle u mixed with hair
from horses tails bleAched out per-
fectiy white and used for the padding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
SUMMER BoARDERs
Ocean View. -
Ocean View Hotel

Ocean View ID the Atlantic City az
the South. A beautiful resort witt
ample grounds and attractions
Superb bathing. All the comforts ~
the city and the delights OF the seas
shore. The hotel has been put n
thorough condition and is open ~
visitors. For terms address
CHARLES H. CoNSoLvo.
Proprietor. Ocean View, VI "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
ROSENWALD STYLE
SHOW DRAWING
BIG CROWDS
Store Is Beautifully Decorated
for Annual Fall Opening
Which Will BE Continued
This Evening.

The annual tall style show at Ross
enwaid's-an event 20 which Aibu-
uuerque women always look forward
with the greatest Interests ih
progress to-day and. as usual Is ATE
tracing host Of those who want
authoritative Information concerning
correct modes for this winter.
The special opening decorations dee
signed by r. ~. Beinhnrt were tho
subject 81 enthusiastic comment
many Visitors declaring that the big
store had never before appeared 90
such advantage. The front windows
and the artistic arrangement of thr
ready-to-w and new millinery de-
pnrtments were particularly admired.
II would bo idle 20 even attempt
IA description or the apparel beauties
placed on special display for this oe-
casiou. and Il will suffice to say chat
the masterpieces of the worlds lead
ing style designers have been placed
at the command of the women 81 Al
buduerque. u should he noted, how
ever. that the opening viii be- cone
tinued this evening with special
lighting features to add Co the at-
Effectiveness 81 the display
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

sialhs nt lto Cnlou shnl NeN NeAl.
So adopted ny au Overwhelming vote
~ 90 per cent % her hono Voting
nuNtp iht bonds io build roede
~ nnl Nnttf "a tNothQf State in tho
Union that San equal that record
n. u Norris VI AfltonA, anidi "a
noVc been asked 90 make senetf.
ilon AIen who sire huslfcss men have
come % ihIa ooad toads convention
because nf their actual interest in thia
movement Tho second point b that
lhcy have built 4 ROAD from tho
arf4htfn rs she seuihern part of NeN
Mexico by the aid OF q cnmmlaelon
Recently sfreated. composed 20 the
state engineer, the governor, me COM
missioner ~ lands ana toeeihef with
and in cooperation with the county
bonraa Of commissioners. who Servo
without snlary
'They have q state bond issue. be-
hove. now of faop. eae ror the con-
firuction ~ q road. And Also tho
several counties and the state have
issued bonds 90 aid ia the construc-
tinn Of necessary branch roads.
~Aleo they are working thclr cone
tlcts on their roads with one ~ ihc
most marked systems ~ success That
= know OF IN ,he western country. and
are now doing good road wurk nhlrn
has amply Justified the reputation
which such n system has here.
"And ao New Mexico wishes me Co.
say for Il that a. joins you most
heartily IN tho movement here rcpre-
sented and also that q VIII give forth
a. best energies and sndcnvors Ia tho
future 60 give Won comfort when you
wish H.
"You want 70 understand that n
large amount ~ the taxable wealth
On Your eastern cities d taken out of
The mounsains and hills 81 Arizona
end New Mexico. 10 not forget us
IN that respect Arizona e the lead-
ing state In copper production. ana
produces very large amount 81 gold.
And whom Il comes To scenery refer
ring to what the gentleman from COL
afada said about the beauties 81 the
Royal GorRe-tho Grand Canyon Of
the Colorado "a SO big that " the
Royal Gorge were set OF in panorama
along side of the Grand Canyon. the
Royal Gorge would only serve 90 mar
the beauty 81 tho Grand Canyon. and
pixies Peak could b. thrown into one
~ the valleys 90 the canyon ana not
noticed"