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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

fire insurance business or Insurance
and real estate combined Address
d 1893. care Times Dispatch.
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FLATS lNanteo
Reliable Transfers

RELTASLf5 TRANsF ER-:-MILLNER's.
800 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for 25ci claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison 1445.
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DON'T LOOK LIKE A SPOTTED
leopard: Danish your pimples and
similar facial disfg urements with
that most wonderful discovery.
PERSIAN FACIAL CREAM: SD
order now. CROWN MFG. CO, z. o.
Box 231, Fall River, Mass.
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KeaI estate Jor Kent

ONE HUNDRED-ACRE FARM FREE
for one years use, except taxes, to
desirable party; white preferred !;
references exchanged. Could lease
farm afterwards for length OF time.
Address MRS. ELLA SUTTON-MOR-
RISS, Wingina r. o., Nelson County.
Va, care Woodland Farm, r. F. ID.
No
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1900 WEST MAIN. SIX ROOMS. BATH,
gas; $270 per annnm.
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I AN UNLOADING 800 CORDS OF
original growth thin bark pine:
splits easy like watermelon It
you place your order during the next
ten days you can get 1t at summer
price. Perfectly dry slab $3.50. ONLY
ten days longer. LONG, THE WOOD
MAN, 1906 West Broad. Madison
1869. r.
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2114 STUART AVENUE. SIX ROOMS,
bath. gas; $3.50 per annum.
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1912 STUART. AVENUE, SIX ROOMS
bath. gas; $3.50 per annum.
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TWO NICE LOTS IN CHAMBERLAIN
Place on two car lines; one Is so foot
front and other is 60 foot front: will
sell at sacrifice. y chance TO make
500 per cent on your money; inresti-
gate this. Address LOTS. Box 253.
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a NICE COUNTRY HOME ON r., +.
and p. close to Richmond. WIN sell
cheap or trade for some good rent
ing property in the city. Il GA, care
Timog- Dispatch.
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FINEST AUTOMOBILES PAINTING AND
repairing. All kinds of wagon and
Lowest prices for quality. r. Fl.
BOSHER'S SONS 10 South Ninth ST
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1o7 NORTH SIXTH. IL ROOMS. BATH,
gas. furnace: $720 per nnnum.
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chinery and rvinting presses RICH
MOND MACHINE WORKS. 24OO East
Main Street
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HOUSE ON CHURCH HILL CHEAP
and on good terms. \ 507, care
Times Dispatch
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WANTED COUPLE FOR FRONT
room, with board. in private family,
West End. D 5S1, care Times Dis
patch
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TWO NEW HOUSES IN SOUTH RICH
pantry each Electric lights. range.
Rent, $50 per month Cor will sell for
$4,000 each; easy terrns). Immediate
DOssession
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FOR RENT-BEAUTIFU NEW
house In Woodland Heights contain
ing eight rooms. bath. pantry and
large cellar. electric lights. Will
flats (separate front and back en-
trances). Will he ready about No
vember, l. $500 per year for the
whole house, or $500 per fiat.
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rEIGHT- ROOM HOUSE, NEAR GROVE
Avenue and Harrison, furnished or
unfurnished. Address G 643, care
{Tiues- Dispatch.
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WANTED, TO REPAIR YOUR AUTO
truck or automobile RICHMOND
MACHINE WORKS. 2400 East Main
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FOR RENT, CRATER FARM. INCLUD-
ing the famous Crater, onc-half mile
from Petersburg. Ninety acres cleared
land. Dwelling house and necessary
outbuildings. Apply to MRS. SUSIE
GRIFFITH, Crater Farm. Petersburg
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WANTED, TO BUY a GOOD HOUSE
from nino to twelve rooms, either
Richmond; If in the country would
want from five to twenty-five acres
good water, pretty location, shade.
an old Colonial home referred. Price
must be moderate. Write stating
price and terms. Address v. S.
WILSON, 1893 Riverside Avenue,
Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED. TO RENT A HOUSE OF
about seven rooms, in Woodland
Heights. r. BALWOOD, Patterson
Bros. Tobacco Co., city.
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BEST ANTHRACITE, s7.a5; BEST
spifnt,, $6.25; all other Goals at low
est prices. w. b, REAAfS. 70S to I'll
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FOR RENT, III NORTH ADDISON
street, six rooms, hot and cold water.
bath, range. All in good condition.
Special inducement to Immediate ten
ant. Apply los North Addison Street.
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If YOU LIKE TO WRITE STORIES,
address for information how TO make
money from your talents w F.
DAYS. & CO. 712 Myrtle Avenue,
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
II. Cowardin.s Sons prices on watch
and jewelry work are tho lowest in
town. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
1915 East Main Street
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FOR SALE. ONE POPE HARTFORD
automobile. 50-horsepower. 1917.
model. cheap. 924 West Broad
Street 739a
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CHAUFFEURS LAW BOOK CON.
tains necessary information on regis
tration. license. driving laws. regu-
lations. examination and fees. every
state. l0c.. coin or stamps. 10 AMER
ICAN CHAIJEEE,IyR (,inciunafi 1870
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USED FORD CARS CHEAP: ALSO
light touring car and roadster.
OVERLAND MOTOR CO., ia West
Broad. l.--I-ss
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3eerapnaIs

SECRETS OF A FAMOUS BEAUTY
revealed for the first time Learn
how to keep yourself youthful. love.
~. charming Address Box 90. SWISS
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PONIES FOR SALg-sHETLAND AND
specially made Of furnishing foun-
dalton herds. MONTH OSE' PONY
FARM. Gainesville. Va. City addros.
All South Laurel Street
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Give price and where can be seen
Address 2001 Fairfax Avenue. South
Richmond
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, MANU-
scripts and documents of famous
people bought and sold. Catalogue
on application: p. F. MADIGAN, sol
Fifth Avenue, New York. Estab-
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| with hall room connected. on second
| floor. Apply 514 1-2 North Seventh
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WANTED, TO BUY SECOND HAND
electrical pumping outfit for resi-
dence; complete outfit or motor and
pump jack only. by c. B. CAREY.
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automobiles For ssale

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE, OR WILL,
trade for a good lot, Kline 80. 1919,
model. touring car, five pa ssenger.
II $40. care Times Dispatch
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LARGE, COMFORTABLE ROOM,
we'll furnished. convenient to bath.
southern exposure. Apply EOS East
Franklin
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WANTED, TWO YOUNG MEN FOR
light room, next BATH with board in
private family. One block from
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THE CENTRAL REALTY CO.. INC,
1905 Hull Street. Phone Monroe 10.
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for several weeks. Apply 314 North
Fifth Street. WfIITMORE VEIL
Gle CO.
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BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
brother and sister. State price H
S35. care Times Dispatch. Nl
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WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE CASH
purchaser for house of about ten
rooms on West Grace; prefer some
thing east of Harrison. D. n.
WALKER & CO.. No. Mutual Build
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FOR SALE, a NO. BAY HORSE, Z
years old, sound; work anywhere ::
kind and gentle: horse TO be seen to
be appreciated. COS South Pine. Mon
S2S3
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USE OF 3O-HORSEPOWER AUTOMO-
bile for about two hours day for
a week; will pay well. Monroe
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LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT,
with board. in private family. APP
ply 705 Barton Avenue. Barton
Heights
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AN EXCELLENT HOME FOR a YOUNG
couple to winter In, with good board
at reasonable prices. 706 Barton Ave-
nue., Brookland Park. Barton Heights,
Stop II.
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LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED, WITH
hoard; also table boarders. 1o4 East
Franklin.
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WANTED, TO BUY, DIRECT FROM
owner. six or eight-room house in
desirable locality; good repair; name
lowest cash price. Address CT SOC,
care Tirnes- DisDatch
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WANTED, TO BUY TWO OR THREE
small stores or houses, central or
West End direct from owner. who
needs cash and will sacrifice III SIS,
care Times DISPATCH.
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S e f NTY BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock liens, twenty pullets, four
cockerels and three cocks. Prices
reasonable, and sell quick as whole
or lots to suit. j.. NJ. LU3IM, 324
East Sixth Street Manchester
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LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for rent, Libby Hill Park; gas.
hot and cold water; bath on same
floor: $40 per month. Address Il us.
Times Dispatch.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS At NO. sig
East Grace. three very large rooms
and bath, from $40 to $50 each: hot
SHAW & RICKS
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FOR RENT, SEVEN RooM HOUSE
near Chimborazo Park, $40 per
month; nice condition. Apply 3i1S
Ea ct Rronu Street.
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BEAUTIFUL 'FRONT.' ROOM, 115 s..
Third to one or two gentlemen;
third fiat Monroe 4075-L.
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WANTED. TO REPAIR YOUR BOIL.
ers and build your stacks RICH.
MOND MACHINE WORKS, 2400 Eas,
Main Street
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Rooms Jor 1asnt

Two. LARGE. CONNECTING ROOMS.
unfurnishad: suitable for light house
Keeping. Monroe 3965-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
AND PELKY
IN 6-R0UND DRAW

CALGARY, ALBERTA. April g.
Tommy Burns, former heavy
- weight champion of the world,
and Arthur Pelky. of Chicopee. Mass,
fought six rounds to a draw here last
night
The bout was Burns first in about
three years. He appeared rather fat
and somewhat slow. His experience,
however, was too much for Pelky.
Burns had a big shade in the first few
rounds and was cheered by the fans
for his aggressiveness.
The pace told on Tommy i'm the last
couple of sessions. ana he was forced
to stall at times. No real hard blows
were landed, although Burns man
aged to bring home several stiff body
punches
After the scrap Burns said he was
positive he could regain his former
skill and that with more training eN-
poets TO be a contender for the heavy
weight title Tommy weighed about
1870 pounds while PelSy scaled nearly
22O
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Picture Men Want
Lid Put on Tight
Retaliating, Sunday Movie Advocates
Will Push City Ordinance for
Absolutely Blue Laws.

Retaliating for the anticipated de-
feat of the movement for Sunday
movies, the moving picture men will
take their fight for an absolutely
blue Sunday in Atlanta to the floor
of Council Monday afternoon. Coun-
Gilman Charles W. Smith has agreed
to introduce such an ordinance. at the
request of Attorney Walter Sims, rep
resentative of the motion picture men.
The ordinance. following the letter
Of the State law. would prohibit all
work except that of charity and ne
cessity. The sale of newspapers.
cigars. cigarettes. soda water and the
like would be JabOOed.
With a favorable repor, from TIE
ordinance committee and Is members
Of Council pledged 10 support il. Il
seems that the Maddox ordinance.
prohibiting the showing of pictures
on Sunday. is certain TO pass City
ordinances exempt the sale of news
papers. tobacco and soda water and
there is no Indication that these eN-
captions will be repealed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
GUNBOAT SMITH
BATTERS NJ KAY

ANEW YORK, April 3.-Gunboat
N Smith to-day is the terror of
the puglistic sea by virtue Of
his decisive victory over Fred Mckay,
the Canadian super dreadnought, last
night.
The Gunboat. much smaller and
lighter than his opponent, merely
unanswered for position in the first
round, turning loose only its second
airy battery Of guns on the big battle
ship. But when the second round
opened the little Gunboat cut loose
right at the start with a terrific
broadside that staggered the giant
rival, who tried vainly to get the lit
tie vessel into position where he
could ram and sink it,
Toward the end Of the round the
Gunboat discharged a 14-inch punch
that landed squarely on the jaw Of
the Mckay and the Canadian fighting
machine crumpled up and sank-t1
rise no more until a Wrecking crew
had busted itself
Mckay was so badly damaged by
the terrible battering Of little Gunboat
that IL may never fight again
The Gunboat to-day was cruising
around looking for the battleship Luz
ther McCarty, to engage 1t in battle
to finish.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL DINNER
AIDS MEMBERSHIP RACE

\ membership contest between the
Sunday schools of the Second Bap-
fist Church and the First Christian
Church. of Atlanta. Is being pursued
with greater vigor to-day. following a
dinner last night. at which the friend
" rivals were guests together. The
dinner was given by the teachers Of
the Baptist Church.
Pastors Of both churches and su-
perintendents. teachers and pupils Of
both schools were present DR. John
f. White and Or. L. o. Bricker. the
two pastors, John q. Spalding and C..
Y. LeCrsw. the two supevintendents.
Judge J. r. Pendieton and Fred J.
PaNon spoke.
At the Georgia School Of Methods
Tor Bible school workers. r. P. Sheu-
herd. of 81 Louis. delivered an ad-
dress ON organization methods, The
schools sessions win continue through
to-day. al - O'Clock and O'Clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
TEAMS STRONG
*s*
Heisman Discusses Prospects

burn. The latter won one out Of the
three. but their win was by one run
only, while the two games that Geor-
gia took were by decisive scores. But
il must not be overlooked that the
games took place on Georgia's home
grounds In professional BAH this
generally spells two out Of three, and
means even more in college ball
Georgia's hitting proved heavier
than / expected, especially against
DAVIS; but, OF course, ! do not know
whether the Red and Black players
deserve all the credit for this or
whether Auburn's pitchers are not
quite 50 sturdy as | had believed.
We shall see"
A LABAMA was given ilrst-rate
game by the Marion Academy
boys, and had to extend themselves
for most Of the game. This doesn't
mean that Alabama is not strong. not
lat an. Marion plays real baseball. as
do some of the prep schools over here
nowadays. Look at that Riverside
Academy team taking two from New
berry College and two from Furmau
University all within four DAYS, and
dlf on the road. Must be "someT
class TO that bunch
M ERCER won from Gordon by a
A'A score Of 3 to 0. which doesn't
mean much one way or the other
They lost Co Florida by a close score
a week ago: but 1t has been known
for some time that Florida plays ex-
cellent baseball. They are so far
South that they can play an winter
and be in top-notch condition at this
time OF the year
All the Southern teams will have
games atoot for the latter part OF this
week. and after that We will at once
begin 10 note the way they sift
through.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Yesterdays Results

At Philadelphia, Pa-Athletics. .;
Phillies, ]
At New orleans. Ls-Cleveland, 5;
New Orleans, T.
AT Chattanooga Tenn. Tigers, :.
LCokUuts. o.
Al Richmond Boston Nationals, 4.
Richmond. Virginia League. 8.
AT Winston y, C.-Wiustun, Carolina.
.. Whitsett Institute, Q.
At Petersburg Petersburg, Virginia
League. I : Providence lnterna tiouals. 3.
At philadelphia ,recruitsl
Americans. IL. ASheyille. 3.
A Mscon-Toronto IuteruatiousiS, 8,
Macon South Atlantic 3.
At Washingto Washington Ameri-
cans Brooklyn Nationals. rain.
Al Chapel Hin. y. University OF
North Carolina, 5; Amherst. 3.
Al Nashingt 9: Johns
Hopkins. s
At Newton. y. C.-Catswha College.
s. Weaverviile College. ..
At Wake Forest-Wake Forest, IL;
Eastern College. &
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
ANXIOUS
To CLOSE BOUT
WITH RITCHIE
By Ed Curley.

n 7 EN- YORK, April D. nave Il
v care. Willie Richie! Though
you be the lightweight cham
pion, little will that help you when l
get you. / am the relentless kid, and
when ] catchyer. gr-r-r-r---'
Haiti" we cried in accents bold.
"Whatcher mean by them death DEFY
ing, curdling words. teaches Cross ?"
simply this" replied none other
than the hero of the dentist chair.
For yeahs and yeahs I've been trying
to get a match with champeen. Try
shall be no escape, for I'm now Davy
Crockett Cross, and won't stop until J
get muh man."
Wolgast Feared Cross.
"WOlgast and Nelson all refused 10
give me a chance when they wore
the crowns. for they feared the lad
that can win with a single punch I'm
getting old and only have my last s65, =
GOO standing between muh and pow
erty. / have forwarded a challenge to
Richie and am willing to agree to
his terms. Let him say the word,
and out Of that $4,000 / shall post
$500 as forfeit to go as side bet.
As soon as I finish with Joe Rivers
will make Ritchie's life a burden I'M
less he answers me favorably."
Leach Can Hit.
teaches is not a fancy boxer, but
when il comes down TO hitting, he
has all the lightweights around here
I'm a sailors boWknOt. The way he
fattened Joe Mandot in New Orleans
after the latter was sailing way out in
front eonvinces all that our East Side
friend still owns the old kick Richie
might be able to fozzle teaches with
his marvellous science, but il teaches
caught him on the right spot-well,
we hate to prOgnosticate.
That the wallop overwhelms the
battling science of dukedOm was Wv
idly demonstrated by one Gunboat
Smith when he leaned against Bonn
barber Wells jawbone not many
aeOns ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
JOHNSTON TO JOIN S0X
SECONDS; MAY BE SOLD

SAN FRANCISCO. April S.--Jimmy
Johnston, White SoX outfielder has
received orders to join the second
squad in the North, and will exchange
places with "Dayy" Jones at once
Johnston has been hitting very poor
~ lately. and Callahan is not very
well pleased with the showing he has
made so far.
Johnston came to the SoN from the
Birmingham Club of the Southern As
ISOLATION, where he had batting av-
erage of .296 and fielded .973 in 49,
games, but his eye seems to be off at
present
It is probable that he will be sold
TO the Seals within the next few days
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
BY GEORGE E. PHAlR.

Another way not to spend ones
time is to sit around until 1880 a.
m. watching a pole vault.
Freddie Welsh opinss that he will
stay here until he fights Willie
Richie, indicating that he will be
with us for an indefinite period.
NOTHING DOING.
II is a boxing champions
He labors on the stage
And writes a lot of tommyrot
To fill the sporting page.
When asked one night if he would
fight
He chortled in his glee
The tlippant cuss responded thus.
"Methinks thou'rt kidding me-"
Jim Jeffries arises to remark that
he is through with the boxing game
II we mistake not, there was a rumor
to that effect in Reno a few years
back.
Reports from Bermuda indicate
that Hal Chase is as meek and doeile
as an army mule.
1t is hard to realize that the base
ball season is upon us. Up TO date
we have not run across a single al
fusion in the papers to Jupiter Plu-
Vius.
c. Ebbetts, magnate, proposes to
lend umbrellas to Brooklyn fans on
rainy days. Otherwise his mental
condition is normal.
REMEMBER.
/ remember, | remember,
The games in days of yore
| stood outside the baseball yard
And heard the rooters roar,
And well do / recall that day
OF agony intense
I found some wicked wretch had
PLUGGED
The knothole in the fence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

athletic coaches for the public schools
ahd what coaching they do get is given
by the principal or some professor
iescnck Is determined TO win the next
baseball game and the team is Norsin,y
hard In order TO give the best thai il
~ mem when they hook up with 6. NJ
\. IN a return game next TUESDAY
feacock has good athletic teams at
that, considering the fact that they are
handicapped by lack of material. and also
Jhat the students attending the school
are quite little younger than those in
the other schools OF the CITY.
Boys High School boasts Of four men
who would be hard 10 beat in any prep
school when IL comes to track work
rms quartet forms the nucleus of the
rack team az BOYS High this year
They are Armistead, Fox. Lockridge and
SpurloCk.