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WANTED ca.uroG girl position for
rsff-8ay job as maid Best ~
references Address =. r. NJ. 16l Mark
ham Street '.-E 20
ENTTI-Postror hy an experienced
rsleqr .re operator. can give best u
references CAN Atlanta -l5s. 1ne ask
fHr Miss % -Le-p-2
REFINED Young lady wishes position as
music teacher lu a school or private
home Can give references Address
At.zs b. BuE Jos. Lumber City, Ga.
2s-,-s
NrETE<T =teraEranher desires
temporary work. mine years. expert
.-.. West 1881 -tl-s-t
-TTT ALTON WANTED PSI white woman
fr --ra. family ru SEQ general
r.--tr... Address 49, O. Box ass.
caro- E..r- Ha-4-'
r.I.N. WOMAN desires position as
-.auuEra- Eer. experienced, reference.
..r Lu - wHE- ar aa.e. Phone West
'Nr-- $3.50
WANTED Position hy experienced ma
.e-u..T nurse. good references. Phone
Decatur lst -oo-o-3
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PIANO BARGAINS.
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Worth While
Piano Bargains

We are placing on sale next
Monday a number of splendid
bargains in used upright pianos
at prices which should appeal
strongly 10 prospective buyers.
We are. also. making attractive
prices on a few SS-note Player
Pianos. Any one interested in
music by the music roll will find
il 10 their interest TO investigate.
Note the following list:
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-- DENT desires Oh position lr--
.--.y. references f--l.-ls. l#-
dress G. a. FL BOX SIS. care Georgian.
1855
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-To exchange nice room ana
board for diamond. motorcycle, type-
writer or plano. Address Box 2Ie, care
Georgian. 5-l6-4s
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AT AUCTION.

COMMENCING AT 10 A. NJ. FRIDAY
WE WILL OFFER TO TIE
HIGHEST BIDDER A FINE LOT
OF NEW AND SECOND AND
5-PIECE MAHOGANY BED ROOM
SUIT. COST 500; REFRIGERA-
TORS IN ALL SIZES, BRASS
BEDS, MAHOGANY PARbOk
SUIT. UPHOLSTERED IN GEN
UINE LEATHER BIRD, s,EY Z
NIER, MAHOGANY LIBRARY IA
BILE, OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK
PEDESTAL DINING TABLE, SET
OF CHAIRS To MATCH, MA
HOCANY DRESSER AND CHIF-
E E2EHis' vA MIS- Ol IRON HEr 3,
NATIONAL SPRINGS. FELT
ROCKERS, IN CHARTERED OAK
AND EARLY ENGLISH; DAYEN-
Port FINE SE2rc RIASo' T BFAS IS
STANDING DESK, BOWL AND
PITCHER, GAS STOVE, MAHOG-
ANY pedestal ~ PlNi !, q SIM I Nlr,
LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS, CHINA,
- MINISTER AND BRUSSELS AIT
REDSPREADs, LINEN SHADES,
INI.AID LINOLEUM, BABY CAR
RAGE, CREX RUGS, MATING
SQUARES, HALL RUNNERS IN
VALID CHAIR, EARLY ENG
LISH DINING TABLE AND
SET OF CHAIRS TO MATCH,
AND MANY OTHER THINGS TOO
NgMEIRolUis3 ,s T99r MED, MENT Tl4' \
LY IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION
AND MUST BE SOLD AT THIS
SALE SALE AT 10 A. NJ.
PROMPTLY FRIDAY.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

FIRST CLASS plano player open FOR
engagement; can also Iu[ rntsnoT ~ in
South Apply B. p. Robinson, Room
3O5, Frances Apartment, 325 Peacntreses;
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Instrument Makers.

ACME HATTERS make old hats look
ike new Mai orders given prompt at
tention. 20 East Hunter St 12-3-44
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Horses. Mule. Vehioles, DC.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Y6TTNG MAN. Win Ten Years expert
anre On hotel is open for oner as
clerk. can give reference Address
r. W c., care d II. GWinn. oxford ga,
TZTERIENCEI hookkeeper viii Keep
eat al hooks in evening hours, open
fD-. posting. trial balances, statements.
CHARGES reasonable Address F.. Box 81,
care Georgian. tsl-e
WANTED Position as OH mill superin-
fsugr0t.- nfteeu years experience.
working for manufactures Of OF Iulll ma
-1rfrary al present Best 81 references
NfaCrtGist hy trade. Address Oh MIL
BOX 6l-. care Georgian. s2-l-e
SIXTEEN YEAR-oLD boy. Of good sd-
dress and willing worker. wants a
ornament position where there is a
chance % vu-E up Would like 20 learn
made Walter Corey. tle West Peach O.
tree Street Ivy 5S25.J $4,000
III YOU want frst-class house cleaning
call Ivy 21S2 900
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

FOR SALE-Two pool tables, practically
new; been n use in club room and not
hurt: must sell at once: bargain; orig
nal cost $500. Address p. o BOX 81,
JoCssboro. Ca 5-I-s
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DRESSMAKING-DRESS-
MAKERS.

WANTED-To sew at private home
drst-Class dressmaker. Hl.eb per day.
Ore smaker. 314 East Hunter Street.
27-9-6
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<- ht<. 1-. wants position Eea."
and willing for any k.l. .. u"r- s.-
... T. E = BOX $40. care Georgian.
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Furniture

Rosser F. Jordan Furniture Co,
l44-6 Auburn Ave. Phones ::
Bell Ivy 446I, Atlanta 1890.
WE CARRY a full line Of household fur
niture from kitchen TO parlCr; also
complete line OF summer porch goods
s,lch a. porch sets. porch rockers, rugs,
etc. rsfrigerators. ice cream freezeTs
and everything in the furniture line We
can save YOU 20 per cent on everything.
can and see us before buying elsewhere
Cash or terms. o-lo-e
7. c. FURNITURE CO.
Cash or easy payments. 4l5 Marietta,
Phone Atlanta lTsi. @-N-l4
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ROOM AND BOARD.

WANTED-FIve young men to board at
% Formwalt Street at s4.25 per week,
Atlanta phone 57l9-M. 6-5-26
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Dentist.
Ear, Nose, Throat and Lung
Trouble.

DR. GEORGE BROWN, Diseases OF the
Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs, 3l2-l4
Austell Bldg / have the only compound
oxygen plant ever brought South and
make this gas daily. Weak. nervous,
anaemic and pale people are invited to
call Alb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05
HOTELS.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished or Unfurnished.
WGSTEDNUpstairs apartment, 2 or 3
rooms, furnished or unfurnished' LOT
connie without children; modern con
veniences; no objection to distance; al
dress Rooms, sos Third National Bank
Building oo-9-o
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

knabe .squarel, Mahogany : 81
Starr. Mahogany ......... 125
New England, Ebony ...... us
Cornish. Mahogany ....... l65
New England, Mahogany. l51
Starr. Mahogany ........ $50
Gate City. Walnut ........ l25
Crown, Mahogany ........ 200
Carleton. Mahogany ...... l67
And many others.
Cash. or time payments ar
ranged.
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Jewelry.
Lighting Fixtures.

and gas fixtures; all new
styles lowest prices. Queen Mantle
and Tile Company, sc West Mitchell
Street. Phone Main 581 1-16-1t
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FOR RENT.
BUSINESS SPACE FOB BENZ.

SPACE FOR RENT In one Of the best
locations IN the city for & haberdesher
or iewel-y business Apply at once. II
South FOTysth St So
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05
ROOMS WANTED
Furnished,

no MOE ISrSe, G1rffGrnished rooms
for light housekeeping. III East
Georgia Avenue Charles Smith, No; 81 I
Engine House. o-D-1OO
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Unfurnished.

WITT1E2SIScc~,T1;;wo >Tnf1rnIshed rooms and
kitchenette by June 10; must be close
in and reasonable. Address P Q; Box
1904 zOO-o-3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To rent one tent for two
weeks; size 15X2o. OF larger. S W. II
Johnson. 70 Edgewood Avenue. $500
WANTED-Teunis court roller: must he
cheap; name price and where 80 can
be seen. Box 45S. care Georgian.
201-5-4
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Plug crippled business ResuProf1
The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

6FSK SPACE With use Of telephone;
AnnIv b3s Gambler Bldg. 4-z9-S
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CENTRAL AUCTION co.
ID f.. MITCHELL ST.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

WANTED have just finished course
IN bookkeeping and typewriting and
i NAV NAV snow YOU that j understand my
work Tho question Of salary will be
left entirely with you until / get ac-
quainted with the business Best o. rel
ereuces furnished Address lseNle
houston. Newman, Ga. se-e-o
Modification during vacation
months, "a years or age, large i9t
age lack one year OF NnlShiHe hlbh
school. understand shorthand ana tlpe-
writing very well, can Iurnlsh hhth4lis
live at home. m0n-uSer Of tobacco Al
dress ID r.. care Georgian, or Atanta
MR.. BUSINESS MAN. LISTEN.
ARE Won needing a good. experienced
IN. lee man . anu deslrous uf securing
a1fe. connection that requires g'od
work. 81 years Old. married, appreciate
any consideration nom you; ask ter
fsr4ur.I interview. Phone 9 A. NJ,
ity l6es-L. or address Box $50, care
Georgian. 5--.-o
i SHOULD ne ta secure o position as
salesman with some good real estate
firm. auto furnished. Box ST. care
Georgian. $500
ACCOUNTANT and auditor, 30 years
experience, New York. South and
West desires position, temporary or
permanent, .n city or anywhere. FACTORY
and unit costs. Address v. %. Box 500.
City. s2-e-b
ENTERTFNCEp steno- bO0kkeeper de-
sires change about July or after. Ca
pahle Of taking charge on uffiCe alone;
now holding unusual position. inter
ested iu work, good health right person
for right position \. Y. T., care Geor-
CLAN 2o3-6-S
WANTED Position as chauffeur. pre-
fer private driving experience only.
Address S. s. Bales, ib Lambert ~
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BUSINESS. GUIDE
Ready Reference for the
Business Man, the Artisan
And the Public in General
Hat Cleaning.

gfRGN -I7IJ'TfS, &c: Soil Hats Cleaned
and blocked, 25c. Georges Hat Clean
ing and Shoe Shine PaTlor, 3h L. Ala
bgma Street A-lV-1l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
ffm Sends Release to Arthur Smith, Signed for Outfelc
PRUNING KNIFE
ALREADY AT WORK
Arthur Smith Is First Name to
Be Cut From List of
Candidates.

Though here but little more than
twentyfour hours, S,eve Griffin has al
ready drawn the pruning knife. and
tho head OF Arthur Smith was the first
to fall i'll the basket. The outtielder
has been released outright. and noti-
ficatiou OF his release is on the way.
That il was coming was limited in The
Times Dispatch of yesterday. Smith
played in Richmond once, before GO
Ing to Lynchburg III exchange for Ar
thur Wallace.
While n good ball payer. Smith was
given to causing unrest among the
players. lie was what is popularity
Known as Il disorganizer, and since
harmony must prevail on winning
club. Crit thought nest to take no
chances, and ut the same time believed
II only fair TO Smith TO let him know
in time. so that he could sign some
where else. y player OF Smiths abil-
itN should have little trouble landing
job One or two more heads will
probably fall during to-day. The gull
Iotine will he working all the time
while the secretary and the manager
are eoing over the list OF available ma
terial.
steve practically completed arrange
ments Yesterday for housing his play
ers. II is almost certain that they will
he placed at Cornell N Miller new hotel
in Third Street. between Broad and
Marshall II is understood that the
terms offered the management are aC-
ceptable. and Il final decision VIII he
made to-day. Last year the men were
allowed to board where they wanted.
. and as result were widely scattered.
AS Steve is going TO keep watchful
eye OH his charges during the condi
tionine period. he wants TO know just
where nc can find them all at one haul.
Therefore the hotel idea.
This IL transportation DAY. and Sec
rotary Bradley will be kept on the
jump signing checks covering various
amounts suicient 10 bring the men TO
. Richmond. 1t is hardly probable that
they Will arrive before Monday. though
some. who live close by. may drift in
the end of sle week. Tenant. En-
erts and Brespahan Will arrive to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
RAIN |NTERFERES,
BUT YANKS WORK
Game With Skeeters Called Off,
Though Chance Has Thor
ough Practice Session.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
Hamilton. Bermuda, March 1S.-Rain
prevented the projected game between
the Yanss and the Skeeters to day. but
Manager Chance did not permit his
men TO loaf. AS soon as the showers
ceased he ordered the entire squad to
the cricket grounds for light practice.
Hal Chase was out to-day for the
ankle. The star first -sackcr tossed the
ball around for while. though he
was careful OF tho injured member
Harry Wolter also is rounding into
shape again, and to-day discarded tho
brace % his ankle for the first time
since u 8 injury,
Chance no longer has any doubt as
to hig Ed Sweeney being the premier
of big league catchers. The Peerless
Leader formerly commended that Jimmy
Archer could not be touched by any
other exponent of the back stopping
art, but Sweeney rapidly altered and
finally removed that impression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
.BOEHL|NG HOLDS
VIRGINIA SAFE
Orange and Blue Shows Reversal
of Form Against Wash
ington Nationals.
Especial to The Timea- Dispatoh. ]


Charlottesville, Va, March 18-vlr-
GINA showed reversal of form to-
day. holding Washington to three runs
up to the ninth. Final score: Wash
ington. 6; Virginia. o.
Two former Richmond players op-
posed each other on the mound mt tho
outset. Boehling twirled for the Ma
tionals for five innings, while Clark.
formerly of Richmond College. went
the entire route for the Collegians.
Boehling allowed but two hits and did
not issue pass. Clark also per-
formed credltably. Keeping his hits
scattered. 1t is very much regretted
that he Is not eligible to twr! in any
of tho college games this season. He
should prove valuable man next year.
Coach Ryan decided upon quite a
SHIFT in tho Virginia lineup. Landes
was sent TO left field. Captain rinlay
going to tho initial sack. Green did
the catching very acceptably and
Beckwlth did not miss a single change
at second. Neff put up one of the
grandest games at short seen hero
for many day. Out of fourteen
chances he slipped up on only one. a
high throw TO first In the initial in
ming. He covered all sorts or ground
once running back and capturing a
high foul near tho fence, and again
scooping up shot liner which had
caromed from Whites glove and get
ting il to Finlay ahead of the runner
Another time he stopped a hot liner
and while lying prone upon his stom-
ach, reached out and touched second
base. heading off - runner. No mat
ter how deep he played the throw &c
first was fast and accurate. Captain
Finlay's work at first was excellent
Once he tugglcd the ball long enough
for the runner to reach the bag, and
In the final inning a fast grounder go,
by him. These were his only miscues
Virginia plays Holy Cross to-mor.
row.
To-day's game:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
SEEKING RELEASE
OF JOHN ]. GRIM
Friends of Erstwhile Baseball
Magnate Want to Get Him
Out of Iail
Especial to The Times Dispatch

I.ynchburE. Va. March 1s-Fricnds Of i. ]
Grim. who went to jail Yesterday in default
OF $500 bond for maintaining proper de-
manor toward his wife. this afternoon began
an effort to secure his liberation from jaii.
and II is hoped that Mayor sjuittn. who tried
tho case In the Police Court yesterday. can
he induced to remove the restriction i,s 20
tho peace bond upon Grin3 promise TO
leave the city.
This afternoon friend OF the !ncarcerated
man called upon him in his cell at the city
jail and secured his promise to ieave the c'jy
In case Mayor Smith would agree TO change
his order as to the peace bond. Grim stated
at the time that he desired TO return TO his
former home In Cincinnati.
Grim showed little interest in HIS caller.
Tor nc did not raise from his couch during
the visit. He stated that he did not wish
for anything. and no left the impression upon
the gentleman that he did not realize the
condition he Is in. Yet M the sarne time
he evinced an interest in getting out II Jail
and to leave LynchburE Immediately.
Grim has been the objcct of much sym
pathy in the city to-day. ami some OF his
old-time friends have caleb upon him or
have offered to be OF service to him IL pos
sible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
READY
FOR FIRST GAME
Griffin Pronounces His Charges
Fit for Battle With Mary
land Aggies.

With just two more days before
tackling the Maryland Aggies. the.
Spiders are rapidly rounding into
shape. The Spiders have three hard
games. right I'm a row. taking OH
Washington and Lee Saturday and the
Medical College OF Virginia Easter Mon
day. These games should indicate the
real strength of the Spiders.
Although this is also the first game
of the season for the Maryland. Ag-
rafting good game, as they have back
In line most of their last years team.
which was ono of the strongest in
Maryland.
keen rivals OF the Spiders. and the
farmer lads will bend every effort to
start the season with a victory over
the local institution.
If the present good weather con-
tinues. Coach Griffin is confident that
his charges will be In good condition
and will surprise not only the Mary
land aggregation, but also Washing
ton and Lee.
The only thing that the coach fears
is that the pitchers may not have
proper control III the game between
the varsity and scrubs yesterday, Wiley
showed up exceedingly we'll. not walk
ing single man, but Flanagan was
not SO fortunate. being unable to To-
cate the plate the required number
OF tunes Tor six batSinen.
Dixon also Is n little wild, so II looSH
like Wiley will have the honor OF
twirling the first game.
new combination was tried out
yesterday in the intield, and IL worked
like charm. although Ancarrow held
down the first station for the first
time this season. Wiley was brought
in from the outfcld and given the
guardianship OF the Keystone station.
which Office he filled in more than an
acceptable manner. Beale at short
and Lewis Oh third performed in their
accustomer style. to the satisfaction
of the coach.
With the possible change of Hulcher
for Ancarrow at the first sack, the
| foregoing is the infield that will start
| off for the Spiders Friday.
Altogether tho prospects look bright
| for the Spiders this season. and al
though they stack up against some
stif propositions right at first, they
are confident OF coming out with heads
up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
OUTSIDE PLAYERS
GET AN INNING
Some Easy Money Made by
Layers Willing to Take Chance
Against Eavorites.
Special to The limos Dispatch. j

Especial to The Times- Dispatoh.1
Charleston. 8. c., March 1s.-Outsfds
players had their inning at Palmetto
Park to-day and several made get
away money. when their pickings
came home In front of favorites in
five of tho six races on the card
Kelly. who has shown good speed
on several occasions. won the first
race, beating Cutie b.. tho favorite,
by a head, at the wire.
HARDWOOD. likely two-yeer-old.
made show of Bulgar, said to be
one OF the fastest youngsters discov-
cred this season, and won tho second
race. Bulgar finished n poor third.
Grosvenor az good as 10 to I. had lit
tie trouble beating Viley in the third
race.
The Squire won his fourth race of
the meeting when he beat. Elma, and
Berkeley in the NTH event Of tho day.
Ella Crane, at to /. COPIED tho last
race.
First Race-Three-year- oids. selling,
five and a half furlongs-Kelley 20 to
% won Cutie b. t6 to 81 second:
Ancon q to 10), third. Time ] :o9.
Mamma Johnson, Pink Lady. Rolly.
Worth. joaquin also ran.
Second Race-Two-year- olds. selling,
three and half furlongs-Harwood
q to ID, won: Flaming Flamingo %
to ID. second; Buigar (ouD, third.
Time, 421-5 seconds. Pat Rutledse,
Colors. Front Royal. Bulgarian. SAL
vador. Free Trade also ran.
Third Race-Three year Odds and UP,
Grosvcnor q 10 -, won; Wiley (even),
second; Ethelburg II. (even). third.
| Time. EOS 3-5. Theo Cook, Roso
Queen, Fathcrola also ran
Fourth Race-Three- -olds and
up, seven furlongs-Donald Mcdonald
a TO 81. won: Sherwood % to 50. sec
ond; Prince Ahmed q TO l0). third.
Time. l29 Is. Alfred ". Henpeck,
Flora Fina. Noble Grand also ran
Firth Racc-Four-year- olds and up,
selling. I'VE and half furlongs-
selling, seven furlongs-The Squire q
to -. won; Eima e to -. second: :
| Berkeley g to y, third. Time, 1929 2-5.
Pendant. Swarts Hill. Barn Dance.
| York Lad, Lucky George, Benedicta,
| Camel also ran.
! Sixth Racc-Three-ye olds and up.
selling. mile and furlons-Ella
Crane g TO -, won; PLANT Il to 81,
/ second: Frog toutl. third. Time,
1856 35. F'ici, Naughty Lad also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
CLOSE FINISHES
EXCITE CROWD
Lightning Fast Track Produces
Some Excellent Time-Just
Two Favorites Cash.
lspesial Is MAC rImes plspateh.

Juarez. March Is.--Close and exciting hn-
shes marked the contests this afternoon.
and the crowd that turned out was treated
Ia some capital sport. The track Was again
lightning fast. and excellent time WAS huns
mp In all or the events. Although bat Two
favorites managed to earn brackets. the
-pecnntors had profitable lay, AL OF
tic winners were generously surnorte,l
In ono of the best nniSncs seen al the
meeting, Upright a strong secpAd "noice.
the verdict by u scant ma:sin IN :hs han IL
cas-, the feature of the card. Stckptn set a
dazzling pace To the last eighth. where Up
right under vigorous handling cot on even
the wire. Gold Finn. showing biz improve
ment over her last race. outcamei Napa
the decision by {: neck. Kali Irla and Lei
mite both had to be driven 20 The limit TO
First race-hve and one-hnif furlongs-
kala, TO !. FIRST Eagle Wing, TO ). second:
judge penton 4 70 l. third. Time. los Dad
Luke Nanzandt, King Radforl Sand 10y
and John Hart also ran.
Second race-siN furlongs-pellni:o 10 5.
to :. third Time. :iS 10. kams>.f, Angel is.
Edmond Adams and lshkoodah also ran.
Third i race-.one and one-oi9l;,i miles
1858 - Baby Doll, sieepland, pudo, sam
Bernard and LehtEh also ran.
Fourth race-seven furlons: Upright. 9 to
:: first Stickpin TO .. second: Meadow. z
TO . third. Time. l:el IS. Icckic~. Any
Firth race-siX furionss Gold .'inn to /
first; NapR Nick. TO 10. .ccorl; Daly. Clip
Z TO 10. third. Time. i;ic 20. Safranor, Mamie
Mcpee. Flying Footsteps and Royal Dolly
sixth race-one miie-celinet ) u i. first:
Compton. I" :, second: Wicket. to J.
Mary Emily. Lot,a Creed. Sugar Limp star
Ashland and oswald *. also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
BRIGHTER SKIES
SHINE ON DAHLEN
Superbas Finally Manage to Get
Workout-Play Ty Cobb's
Team To-Day.
Special TO The Times Dispa,ch.l

water IN the Savannah River continuing
with the same persistency which marked
IL rise. various spots in the inheld OF War
rem Park are beginning to appear. and Man
seer Dahlen's hopes of tacklinE Ty Combs
.Ni-GeorGis team hid fair To be' realized.
The oft-pcstponed game win he pulled Off
tomorrow 81 the weather continues good
The Superbas enjoyed three hours work
under = rcd hot sun to-day and the result
wts pleasing both to the and their
manager Dahien has TWO games booked
with the Newark team. vi the International
League. In savannah, Friday and Saturday OF
next week. ana two games with the same
outrt for tho latter part OF this week.
rs Cobb who is planning transforming
TRIP with his team through Georgia and The
'arolinas. said last night that he had heard
nothing from Detroit ancnt the question Of
HIS salary Tor the new contract. Cobb is stil
bona fide hold -out ana declares that he
VIII remain In that class unless the Tiger
mana gement meets his terms.