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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
BLACKSTONE


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Blackstone Va. Decrtnb"r iS-Miss Alise
bo}i" II with her aunt Mrs. -. NJ. Stith
ih" Blh' kston. German club met Non
La, night TO AryAng" for IN" Christmas
dances N"~ officers wcr- elected for the
coming year
Itey Jame- cannon visited rev. sidney
Peter. Nouday.
Mis- Eta Ben -ren, the Weekend in
Hichinond.
MIR, %ornsr N-blett ana Mr. Eddie Ken.
nelly spent Saturday and sunday with r.la-
lives IN kenbrIJee.
Mis- Salt wilson 81 Charlotte. win give
" vocal concert az the Blackstone institute
Misses Eni- Roberts. Mary Lee bennett
'larit" cullen. n. = Williams ana Emma
Johnson have been choscT delegates TO
ia" national convention in Kansas CITY
Mis-. Louise Mills lie ~ her home in Rich
Igutd.
Mis-. Snue Garland returned from Rich
innnd on SATURDAY.
Ms- C"rneha adams Is listing relatives
iu 'r.,Ne.
Mr ana Sir. IL e. carter spent sunday
~ the HON" 90 Mr. Carriers mother.
Nj u " TuEel" ana dauYhter. Miss
NHria, left for Richmond on Thursday.
II. II. liancy spent severni days this week
at ''ordonsviiie and other points in the west
crn rnrt OF tho S;nte.
Edward Bagley was v!si,ot here on We'd
u-Sisy.
Mls. Rum >,kins. who was here to attend
m" marriage OF nor sister returned 10 her
s"hopl In Bath County on SATURDAY.
Jules fnlk gave violin recital in the
auditorium here on Friday evening.
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$4,000 Canton Crepes,
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All $500 Dresses. including meteor or
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Street Dresses, graded in
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One lot OF Wool Plush Coats, in rose.
green, gold and old blue; XII c1E M
mona sleeve; S25 Coats, at D lCsVU
large assortment of black Coats, in
all wanted m a teria1s; pSH M
prices $500 to. D0S.UU
Brocade Velvet and Plush Coats, In
black and taupe; all new cor IN
cuts; at $4,000, $4,000 and spOC.VV
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Full length Near Seal
Goats; straight backs. ut OPn M
$4,000 and . .DOU.WS
Pony Skin Coats, full pOr ~
length at ... DOC.Wp
Forty-inch Near Seal Goats; good for
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MatchZess Values in
Stylish Coats

Zibeline Coats, in navy.
black and brown at. 49,.
Chino hilla Coats. In
and black; $3.50 values,
Fancy Mixtures. in brown
blue tones; this seasons
best cuts; $4,000 Coat. at.
Best grade Chinchilla
Coats. In all shades, at.
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Handsome Extension Nicke Stands with
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Extra large and extra S-inch double mirror
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
MACS RUN TO FORM
AT OLD UAREZ
Talent Has Profitable Day, Favorite,
Coming Home in Front-Shad-
rach Wins Baby Event.
Special to The washington Herald.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
JuareZ. Mexico, Jan 29.-The horses
ran pretty close TO form this afternoon
and the talent had a profitable day.
The card was lacking in feature but all
of the races furnished good sport and
resulted, in a majority Of casees. in stir
affair turned OF to be the best event
who displayed lots of speed and out
gained Sir Alvescot at the end.
Shadrach, a Texas-bred. was easily
best in the baby race. He led his field
throughout and won going away Edith
W. on poorly, made up ground and
beat out Dick Bodie for the place
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Thrcc furlongs. shadrach Il 10
s. third. Time. o:iI rs Harbard, Brevity. and
Water Lady also ran
SECOND RkCE-Onc mile. Lntta Creed J to l.
won: David Varied. : tn 5. second: GaIen Gal
even. third Time, 10 IS Florence Krp, Harlem
Maid Green Isle Aftermath. and DclmAs also ran
Trndy, IN l. second Connaught, To 10. third
Time, Ia Idle Tale. Real Star. Levin. and Nobby
also
FOURTH RACE-One mile DuncrasEin . to s.
won: Cantsm, to /. senonc; Il Pslo. to l. third
Time 20 Is. Cliftonisn, Baby Doll Buss Flying
and Gelioo also
FIFTH RACE-Six furIopss, Gold Finn II to g.
won: Sir Alrescpt to s second . Pen l.. tn s.
third. Time lis. Safranor. Anon, Bonanza, Oak
land and Bonnie Eloise also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Black Mate. S to s.
won: Orbcd Lad. II to .. second: Little March
mont. to !. third Time I3 IS Gimli. Comp
ton. Princess Industry. and Shorty Northcutt also
ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
FRIENDS SCHOOLS MEET.
Preparations Complete for Inter-
city Basket-baI Games.

Preparations have been completed for
the annual basketball games between
the Friends School of Washington and
the Friends School of Baltimore -Phs
first game will be played in the gym
lssium at the local Friends School, 1900
( Street Northwest. on February at
II o'clock in the morning, and follow
ing the game the visiting team will be
entertained at luncheon by the Friends
School pupils. The second game will be
played at Baltimore Friends School at
II o'clock of the morning of February Is.
The local Friends School team prob
ably will line up as follows: Right for
ward. Gilbert King; left forward. George
King: center, Elmer Gates; right guard.
Karrick. Harding. of John King: left
guard, ElwoOd Smith.
The Baltimore team will be chosen
from the following players: Blake. Clai-
borne, F. Baker, Hecht, Murphy, and
EnsOr.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
MACK SURE Of
LANDING flag
Declares He Has a Reliable
0ut6eld for First Time
in Many Years.
STRONGEST TEAM NOW
Believes His Star Pitchers, Bender,
Coombs, and Plank, Will Prove
to Be Winners.
STRONGEST TEAM NOW

sIeriaI Cable to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9.-Connic Mack
the sage of Lehigh Avenue, who seldom
talks for publication in the loaf months
comes right out boldly and says tina
the Athletics have the team this veal
ont of which muslin winners are fash
toned.
Il am going to make n strong nigh
Tor the pennant this season. and be-
iieve that / have the string to bring one
here. l think that the 1915 Athletics
are stronger than the team which woT
the worlds championship in 1910 ant
1911
''Of course, L am not saying we arr
certain winners, for there are too many
things to upset predictions. Accidents
trades, the discovery OF new phenom'
enons and the going back Of stars. al
Hftect a championship brush.
Has Mended Weak Spots.
For instance, in 1872 the pennsnt
was conceded us by every manager in
the league, and the last day of the
race found US in third place.
We lost last year because of the acci-
dents TO Danny Murphy and Barry, the
slump in our outfield. and the detection of
two pitchers. We can't guard against ac-
cidents in the future, but have mended
both our pitching stan and outfield."
Mack gives the first official indication
Of how he is going to dress his garden of
1913.
l-FoT the first time in many years" 81 he
said, 81 have an outfield IN which can
place confidence. / have good material
and plenty of material.
Dan Murphy in a Pinch.
Il will start the season with Oldring
Strunk. and Eddie Murphy filling the
three posts. This gives me Dan Murphy,
Walsh, and Daley in reserve. Strunk went
90 good last year that he cannot be dis
placed, and yet Oldring is such a compe-
tent man that l can't keep him on the
bench.
This gives me the elder Murphy,
Walsh, and Daley In reserve. The
chances are that l will keep all six out
ielders.
The tall tutor says his pitchers will
come back and that Bender, Coombs,
and Plank will be three great winners
again, with Brown, Houck, and Pen
mock to help the Big Three out
II is significant that in the faoe of
their defeat last season, nearly every
American LeagU directing boss issues
he warning: Look out for the Mack
mem They know that the team did
not play up to form last year.
The players were also overconfident
They took thinks too easy in the early
stretch Of the campaign. and couldn't
close the gap later. The Mackmen MISS
I'd the rich worlds series fall of gold in
October. and they want TO be eligible
Tor the big checks again. Therefore.
they car be expected to play savagely
from the start of the next brush.
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HOW The JAPANESE
ALWAYS remain SLENDER
NO ONE NEED REMAIN FAT NOW

health that was noticeable from the VEN ARA
Ny fat besan 10 vanish at the rats Of one pound
day. sometimes more I knew I had at las,
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Tor yean. and continued the treatment until
had lost more than 100 pcunds In weight I BE-
came stronger with every pound lost, and soCa
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all the Tat that had formed inside and outsid. q
my body. After discuntinuins the treatment and
hseptnE . careful record f my weight for NOR.
than two months was delighted to End that
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the slishtest tendency 10 return since then.
~; Turner then went On TO explain the treatment
=. discovered: and whns any ono aust admit tina,
effective 10 wonderful dexrrc yet il Is 20 simple
that even child understand Il and obtain
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
DIABETES
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THIS WAS SOME EEL!

New York, Jan. 2g-aDuke,
kahanamoku. the worlds cham
pion short distance swimmer, had
narrow escape I'm q fight with
an eel at q resort near Honolulu
yesterday. according to reports of
the occurrence I'm special cable
advices here to-day. He was
practicinE 10 preparations for the
Australian swimminx chsnpIop-
ship in company with . number
of other swimmers, when he sud
denly seemed to be dragged I'M
der the water In . furious strug-
gle.
while other swimmer. were
Fastening to him with their
powerful overland stroke, Kaha-
namoku sank from sight. His
friends dived., brought him mp,
and carried him ashore almost
, uneonsoiou.. A large eel which
he had choked to death, lad at
tackled him and, In the struggle,
the swimmer had lost the index
finger of his right hand. II is
reported doubtful whether the
champion will be able to COM
pete In the Australian events for
which he was practicinE.
HERE'S THE REAL STORY.
Honolulu, Jan. 20. -sDuke,
kahanamoku, champien swimmer
of the world. is slightly worried
to-day for fear that blood poison-
ing may result from q trifinE
bite inflicted on n finger by an eel
he was handling Saturday. II
Il not known that the eel was Of
a poisonous variety.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30

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SHAFER WILL QUIT.
Increase in Salary Has No Effect on
Giants short Stop.

New York. Jan. sa-DespiteE the fact
that he has just received a contract from
Manager John J. McGraw. OF the New
York Giants. for a large increase in
salary, Artie Shafer. utility infielder of
the Giants, announced to-day that he
would stick to his determination TO quit
baseball. Shafer would have been the
regular short-stop OF the Giants next
year if he had accepted the terms of
McGraw.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
,RoIIER POLO GAME.
Atlastlc City csncei.-star. iron
Baltimore TO Play Tomorrow.

Fans and enthusiasts Of the polo
game on roller skates will be sorry to
learn that the Atlantic City team,
which was scheduled to play at the
Arcade Friday night. has been cancelled.
owing to the fact that the Atlantic
City boys could not make arrange
ments. In place of the Atlantic City
team. Manager Whiting has arranged
for an all-star team from Baltimore
to play. 5s 2;
Next week the Atlantic City team
and the Philadelphia team will be seen
in action here. February and 6 being
the dates set for these contests to
come OF.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30

New York Jan. 29-Pacl1ey Mcfarland.
the Chicago lightweight. has at last
been matched to meet Jack Britton some
time in March before the Garden a. C..
1t is reported that Mcfarland will get
a $500 guarantee as his share.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30
MEREDITH A WINNER.
Captures ouarter-mile Event ut St.
Anthony Games.

New York. JAM 2s.-Ted Meredith, the
Olympus half-miie champion, now a stu.
dent at the University Of Pennsylvania,
won the great suburban quarter-mile
race at the games Of the Knights OF St.
Anthony. in Brooklyn, tonight. when
he rushed through the homestretch and
beat Tom Halpin, the American quarter
mile champion. In the fastest race ever
run indoors. Meredith was clicked in
50 SIS seconds beating the former record
OF Harry Hillman by a NTH of a second.
Merediths opponents Mel Shepard.
Jim Rosenberger. and Tom Halpin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30

g. -, ,r.,ry,ev accorded upon bis return from Q
49, tim Dr.. r. Tuner. the physician. scientist,
- tr.v,ysr widely known for his scientific re-
-srrAes and Whose writinss have brought him
iptsrpational reputation. saTs some v.iuaols In
s.rr.t,on to those who rers sstounded By his loss
- ,,s th.u 100 pounds Of excessive fat since they
is,t NV him. They found II difcait. INDEED. 70
ss,n.n,ze IN tbs slender, muscular. and perfectly
rsnr<vtiooed form q n. Tuner to-day. tbs same
nsr vho only . tev months prey,cu hy
tnew Is q srmiiurisid. % enormously fat that be
eo WS.r QUESTIONED governing bis health and the
r.msrfab;s change IN his Appearances. Dr.. Tarn-
aid: .
IN this way: when seeking d.ta for SOC. literary
ths Jspspese wers aid 20 sssfp overcome any
t,rdepcy 70 take On Fuper1rnrs nesn- 10 Was
AMY appa-ent from obscvapnc that the Japs are
cuupartiyeiy hesxy eater sDe that their diet
therrfors the most fat forming Of an Erains. had
ofteu wondered why, IN spite Of tness factS the
natives q Japan. both men sdd women. afvays
rrr,eut puch . dendef. trim. neat appesnnce
Although cpsssts r,rs In that country. the
women Tiers have beautiful figures that any Ameff
meu havs strength and povers Of endurance that
are proverbial. After diligent inquiry about The
eauss of this. becams more than ever convinced
that they were using there IN Japan method, q
anything Known 10 medical science IN this cuunsry
As the finding Of such q method was q matter q
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! Chance Expected to Arrive.

New York. Jan. 29-Manager Frank
Chance. Of the New York Americans,
is expected to arrive here from the
Pacific Coast about February 10 and at
once assume charge OF the team.
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FRENCH METHOD OF
DEVELOPING THE BUST
Mdme. DuBarrie Explains Free How
the Bust May Be Developed 2
to s Inches in 80 DAYS.

IT am explaining for the first time to
the ladies' of America" says Madam,
DuBsrrie. 'the French Method OF devel-
oping the bust. 1t Is much more effect
i've, the results appear mucn more quick
ly. the breasts become more firm. plump
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John NJ. johnson, of this city, has beer
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-30

At a meeting OF Fitzgerald Council, No.
80, Knights OF Columbus. held tonight,
a. ST. Mary's Hall. the first degree Of the
order was conferred. and routine bust
ness was also disposed OF.