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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-24
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mttgetbeilt, mas bic Qominiitration in
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Inter idlluerer Yeidalsianns Der.
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Tirh Tcteffips ipnrbc geitern Der
35 ,sabre nltc SnIie Nerthbeimcr.
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brad,te @ertbheimer cie Ndoden an
aebIih in irnapiirbiaen SdiHern an
Der Carlisle stre. nnS Snitb Strate
inter.
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Wenn man Die 9epeihen aus
Waibtngton burhblidt, tommt unlpiaz
tiirlih Der Gsoante, oaB mir in Dieiem
2anbs gar teine Regieruns, Ionosrn
bios Elm Shahsr sSnititllt baben. Sn
elmer Wittbeilung finoen mir eiue lange
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Genator bon aentudp, Ollie Sames,
fi4erte iid Die l1Hteritiisung bes Sez
nators bon Sainois, Dam Geipis, fir
feinen Jreuno. ben er gum @ouperneur
MAIDEN pollte, inoem er peripra4
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
OU|MET GETS RAISE
AN EXTRA VACATION

BOSTON, Sept. 23.~~~Franrls Out
met, the open golf champion of
America. did not play yesterday. lie
began an unexpected and extra week 8
vacation which was conferred upon
him by his employer, u sporting goods
house where he has been receiving q
weekly stipend Of Sis. a raise in
salary Of substantial proportions also
liz coming tn the champion.
OuImet went To the woodland Gpif
club yesterday morning, the only club
he has reen a member of since he
began nlaying in tournaments, and,
getting into his knickerbockers, gave
the photographers as many poses as
they desired He did not play around
the course on account Of the wretch
ed weather.
Leading golf enthusiasts here are
planning a big dinner In ouimet' $
honor Harry l.. Aver, a member
Of the executive committee NJ the
United. States Golf association; Pres!-
dent A = Burnett. Of tho Woodland
club and Frank IT Hoyt. also Of
Woodland, who often has been the
ampions foursomes partner are the
leaders In. rhe movement II II plan
net, to have the celebration early this
fall. 70 extend Invitations 10 all Mas
sachusetts PLAYERS and 10 include
nonE 'he guests the officials of the
national organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
GEORGE HERBERT
LOSES MATCH To
HEAVY YOUNG BELL
LOCAL ECI4 NOT IN BEST CON
DiTIoN-.ANoTHER BOUT
MAY RE STAGED.

randiy handicapped by his oppc-
|nents weight and failing to show the
form with which he retired one year
ago. ar light weight champion wrest-
Ter OF the world. George Herbert. the
local mat artist. met defeat last night
al the hands of Young Reeli. Of Cieve-
land.
1t took less than fifty minutes 10
decide the match. Beell securing the
six ard one half minutes Both falls
were secured by scissors holds and
body locks. Although Georgia show
eti that he was not in the pink of CON
dition. he displayed some of his old
(artiyuy and science and managed to
|gct out of many hard places.
Following the bout Herbert deciar~
ed that he had lost fairly and had
mo excuses to make. He isued an
|other challenge to the tSlevelander
with the understanding that ne should
bring his weight down to 1870 pounds
Although no definite reply was made
LIZ liz believed that Reell will make an
|efYort to reduce his weight and again
meet the local grappfer on the mat
here. 1t will he for side bet of sloo
land all OF the gate receipts.
Beeli, asserted that. with handi-
leap. he would wrestie either TURNER
Tor Albright al Broad Street park. II
lis very probable that match be-
tween two of them will be staged here
next Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
ALLEGED MAIL THIEF
IS HELD FOR JURY
ISRAEL $. EDMUSDS WAVES EN-
ANIMATION BEFORE COMMITS
srONER FIEGENHEIMER.

Arraigned before United States
Commissioners Melvin Fiegenheimer
Yesterday afternoon on charge of rob
hing mail boxes. Israel S. Edmunds,
colored. formerly mail carrier en-
ploye at the Richmond postofiice,
waived examination. He was held in
the sum OF 1900 for his appear
ance before the federal grand jury
October sth and in default of bail
was committed 10 the Henrico county
Jail
Edmunds was arrested last Fri
day night by Policeman w. II. Har-
ris. who claimed he caught the for
mer mail carrier in the act of open
ing the letter box at the corner OF
Hancock and Clay streets Edmunds
had on his person a number of let
tiers, and a key which had been filed
down so ii would fit and open mail
boxes. Compared with key regu-
tailed exactly.
]. G. Bradshaw and John Claiborne.
colored who had married relatives
of Edmunds, and were arrested Sum
day by Policeman Harris and Postof-
flee Inspector Mosby on suspicion of
being accomplices of Edmunds. have
been released from custody, investi-
cation having failed to implicate
them.
Edmunds was represented when
arraigned before Commissioner Fleg-
enheimer yesterday by Attorney c.
Talley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
FASHION SHOW AT
Umpire TO-DAY

The Empire. not 20 Ne eutdone by
the spenIdd fashion window display
of the Richmond merchants viii have
Fashion Show of their own today,
and many will pay visit 20 the pop
ular PLAYHOUSE to see all the latest
new creations in gowns and millinery
as are now the fashion in far OF
Paris The daily change Of exclusive
first run pictures Will introduce q
half dozen of the finest picture plays
direct from the film factory and
shown In Richmond for the first time,
A comedy feature today is "A Crazy
Job" with funny EDDIE Lyons in one
Of his famous funny roles, a two
part feature today liz the kinemacolor
drama, Her Growing Glory" Pearl
and the Poet" IL another dandy pho
toplay while Sin the Swim" win
cause rippies of laughter, Master
Forrest Cuhbon. the hoy boy with the
remarkable soprano voice. viii be
heard with new illustrated song to-
day. The performances at the En-
pire Is continuous from 3 TO II +. NJ.
The prices i've cents for children and
ten cents for adults.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
|Vardon and Ray
Have Novel Excuse

LONDON, Sept s3.~-The defeat OF
Harry yardon and Edward Ray by
young Francis Ouimet in the open
championship of the United States al
Hrookline. Mass, Is described as "hu-
initiating" by John Henry Taylor, Brit
iAh open golf champion, In a statement
to the press.
~Youth has no nerves" he contends
|"Youngsters playing golf do not real.
ise how difficult II is to play really
well, Only when one has made a repu.
tati0n and understands the dire conse-
Quence OF failure Ia one properly
thankful II one Is playing well. Ouimet
ii splendid golfer. endowed with
aplendid nerves. At the same time my
impression liz that he had everything
| 10 gain and nothing to lose
Warden and Ray. on the other hand
knew they carried on their Shoulders
the golf reputation Of this country
That did not make their task easier. II
| II much more easy to make reputa-
tIon III rolf than to maintain Ii
TAYLOR himself wen his FIRST open
|chAn6ptonAhip N Great Britain Vt The
! 80 A9 fSxaA1 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
ANOTHER PROTEST
AGAINST LIQUOR
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
OPPOSES SALE AT FAIR
GROUNDS.

The pastor, officers and members OF
the Mt Calvary Baptist church have
adopted resolutions protesting against
the sale Of liquor at the State fair
grounds. The resolutions, which urge
all church members and others with
temperance views to join with them
in an effort to stamp out the liquor
traffic, are as follows:
Whereas the State has persistently
refused to give any heed to the wishes
and demands of her best thinking cit
liens and churchmen. who have urged
the prohibition of the sale OF liquors
at the fair grounds; and
Whereas. this enemy has and is now
doing so much toward the destruction
Of the youth, and is in direct opposi-
ton to the highest development OF
Christian morals
Resolved. first. That we, the pas
tor. officers and members of the Mt.
Calvary Baptist church. do enter our
earnest protest against patronizing
said State fair.
Resolved. second, That we earnestly
plead with the better class, and es-
pecially the laity of the church TO
Join us in an effort to stamp out
this great enemy.
Commlttee~-A. Hobbs, pastor; Will
liam Seweli, John Barber, Elijah Hen
derson, trustees. and William Robin
son, James Green. William Crenshaw.
Lewis Panky, William Brown, Luke
Terry, deacons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
CONNIE MACK TO
REST REGULARS FOR
WORLD SERIES GAMES
VACATION FOR ALI,-RETURN
ALL MONEY UNTIL AFTER
COMMISSION MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 23.--Now
that the Philadelphia club has won
the pennant of the American league,
preparations will at once he begun
by Manager Connie Mack to tune up
his team for the worlds series nex'
month.
The frst move toward this end will
be the easing up on the Athletics
players. all of whom will be given
holidays from time to time until the
mai series with the New York High
fAnders here October I'd. Sd, and Attn.
Several of the players are suffering
with bruises or other injuries and
they will be given plenty of oppor-
tmY1ity to get over their ills before
starting the hard conditioning for the
blue-ribbon event.
Manager Mack said last night that
he would at once start to put in
substitutes.
II will give some of the veterans a
holiday tomorrow said Mack. Each
day l will Ali the places of some OF
them with young players until all of
the men have had some holidays. BY
the time we reach Washington for a
series. which will start next Monday
may nave In an entire team of sub
stitutes. This will depend upon
whether ! think the regulars VIII be
benefited or otherwise by lay-off at
that time I intend to travel to Bos-
ton and Washington with the team.
The hard work OF preparing for the
worlds series will he done at home In
the final series with New York.
Some of the players are badly In
need Of a rest. and they will now have
an opportunity to take one. All of
those suffering with bruises or
wrenched muscles should be In good
|cnndition by next week except Denny
Murphy. whose injured shoulder has
not yielded to treatment as expected"
For weeks hundreds OF applications
have been received by Business Mana
ger John Shihe, of the Athletics. for
tickets Tor the worlds series. All Of
these. however. have been returned
tn the 3enders. Now that the pen
nant has been won. another flood Of
applications Is expected. but all will
be turned hack until the National
|Commission meets and announces the
arrangements for the big games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
BALL~-General Sporting News-~AMUSEMENIS]
YELLOW JACKETS HOPE
I'd Be IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR VIRGINIA VARSITY
PRACTICE YESTERDAY GIVES
THE STUDENT BODY GREAT
ENCOURAGEMENT
Especial to The Richmond virginian. J

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
ASHLAND. VA, Sept 23.--The
football team is beginning to look bet
ter. as the men are learning more OF
the game every time there is a
scrimmage.
The scrimmage yesterday and today
was OF first class order on the part Of
the first eleven. The backfeid men
were fast and right In the game from
start to finish.
Driver got loose around the ends
several times for touchdowns. He Is
one of the best halfbacks here this
year and will he heard from in every
game into which he goes.
Midyette played good game yes
terday and was very successful in
gaining ground around the ends.
Biount, who played on the second
eleven. was in fine trim and playee
very well. From present prospects
he In most apt TO have a place on the
team and be the best line plunger
here.
The line is heavier than It was last
year. hut does not know the game as
II should. Coach Reiss says If he had
his last years line, or some ex-
pericnced men for the line.
that he would have one Of the
strongest and fastest elevens that this
college has had for many a day.
The Yellow Jackets feel better
about their prospects now. for they
have implicit confidence in Coach
Reiss.
Reiss He Is working especially on
the line. teaching the men how to
charge. block and open up holes for
the speedy backfeld men. Bush Is
MISUNDERSTANDING hrdl shrdlu
the heaviest man in the line and as
soon as he learns more of the game
he VIII be a star.
The scrlmmaee this evening was
rather long and very good The first
team is showing the effects Of good
coaching. The team will he in good
shape for the game with Virginia next
Saturday Here they expect to find
the best team in the State and hope
10 make a credible showing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
FINE RACING At
ROANOKE FAIR

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. Sept 2S,--The re-
suits Of the first days races at the
Roanoke fair, which opened today
follow:
2:27 Trot: Purse, ssoo-won by
Catherine d. Pressly Thomas, Taze-
we'll. Va, owner second, Resale,
owned by II. n. Reayes. winston
Salem, n. g; tnird, EDNA f, owned
by r. j. Baldwin. Roanoke, Va
fourth. Luperman, owned by F. Sum
mers. Roanoke. Va.
2s25 Trot: Purse, s3oo--won by
Cuba Dillon, u. j. Beeton, Roanoke,
Va. owner; second. Abbie Wfltondaie,
owned by Fl. n. Reaves. Winston
Salem. n c.; third. James X. s, own-
ed by II. r. Tyson. Newark, Del.
Running Race.
First: Purse st50-Won by Elsie
Herndon. second. Stealaway; third,
Mary Hampton.
Second. Purse. st6o---Won by Cow
den. second. Stregis; third, Detect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
CARDINALS REBEL AT
HIGGINS RETENTION

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23-The an
signed a new contract to manage the
St Louis Cardinals next year has
caused open rebellion among the play
-ee@.~k sesa4e-..f- thaHa-efassse- HuHEiHs-
with exercising poor Judgment In
handling the team this season. Others
accuse him of playing favorites. Pres
ident Rritton. who is ready to back
up the manager, is in a quandary. 1t
may he necessary to trade some OF
the best men II Higgins is retained
under present conditions. It is said
that Higgins had many quarrels with
the Cardinals on the last Eastern trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
BLESSED RELIEF is
NOW IN SIGHT

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. est
lis understood that the famous Avery
Tartte chancery cause, which has been
In the Hastings court for the past sew
eral years, will come up for final
action about the first of October. The
case involves the election OF officers
and control OF the Harrison street
Baptist (coloredf church. The res
port of the commissioner. who spent
months In taking dispositions In the
case. was hled some time ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
Iohn Marshall to
Meet Chester High
Friday Afternoon

The team representing John Mar
shall high school will engage In Its
nrst game of the season next Friday
afternoon at Broad street park. when
| it meets the fast Chester high school
team. Although II is a practice game
lii will ne in a great measure an m
dex to John Marshalfs chances Tor
the city championship.
Among the new men who are snow
| inr up well for the Marshallites are
Sales. w. Owen Wood and others.
Manager Hin Is arranging good
schedule, which will include trips all
over Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
Medico Practice
at the Broad Street
Park is Strenuous

Under Assistant Coach Walker cam
didates for the Medical College of vir-
ginia were subjected to strenuous
practice yesterday afternoon at Broad
street park. The aspirants for places
on the team are working hard. and
are fast rounding into shape.
The squad WAS divided into two
teams and several men on both sides
showed form. The back field men
carry the ball well. and practically
every one OF them are tackling nicely.
Coach John says he IL sure that
the Sawhones will have one OF the
best teams this year that has been
turned out from the college in recent
years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
Richmond College
Candidates are asst
Rounding Into F orn

Although some of the new men are
still awkward and slow on their feet.
as whole the candidates for the
Richmond college football team are
getting into good shape. More than
thirty men were out in uniform yes
terday afternoon. and Coach Frank
Dobson says that he will be able to
pick a good team by the end OF this
week.
Coach Dobson and Captain George
are particularly pleased with tho
showing of number of new men.
and several OF them are expected to
make the team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24

william and Mary Shorty" Duncan,
height six feet two inches, weight, ISL
pounds. has re turned to school after a
years absence. He will bear watch
ing, though possessed of little football
experience. Goodwin and Speer, a
cousin of 'Tol" Pendleton. the former
Princeton star. comes from the Epis-
copal High school,. where both were
stars. They are certain Of substitute
hcrths, according To Warner. and may
grab regular berths.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24

PTTTSBURG. Sept. 23--The Brook
iyns wound up their Western trip with
a double victory over Pittsburg here
today. the first score being TO /.
and the second. | TO o. In the first
game Yingling seemed TO have his
old spell over the. Pirate hatters.
Rucker was at his best In the second.
and held the Pirates safe all the
way.
Score by innings: r. RI. f.
Brooklyn .....002 OF 1905 ID O
Pittsburg -. .001 600 000--1 s 8
Batteries: Yingling and Fisher;
Shenn. Mamaux and Simon.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. III. F.
Rrooklyn 900 ono 00ot--~1 10 0
Pittsburg -. 900 600 1000 O.
Batteries: Rucker and Fischer:
Conselman and Gibson. Empires
Brennan and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-24
Sizes for $4,000.

SUIT was Instituted in the city Cir
cult court yesterday by Branch A.
Williams by j. W. Williams, his next
friend against w. H.. Daley for $4,000
damages. 0Flaherty, Fulton x
Byrd are counsel for the plaintiff.