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Evening journal., 1914-04-21
Information for Travellers
Time troys Wilmington
Trains Marked % Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R. R.

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sl5 90 so' .si.
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AZ 1920, u
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To a5ss oSs. % sss Tsqs9q @ a. Tao9 or az p 7lo.
s0s. sos sis. 55s' 20 81 s1s: 1 6os
To Baltimore washington A. Ml2.o9 or. 4.l2.,
4os. Sis. 5s @ g. ae T. 81. ia os. & 3 S'O7 $50
10 Baltimore and Way Stations Sundays A. Msos P so a. Sds
DELAWARE DIVISION P, B. &
For hn', Down the state a. NJ Of o slo 1o44.. P
A. p. -. p. M.-4.5
M-iio. s.4S' So. 5.Sis s5. Sos oSs So
s5 sss' S'oo. ''s 10 p NJ
sss 20 4'5i. 81. ISGc 49, 'soii sii
''iA p si1s1g lao 5s 755 49, 3d. S io''
PHILADELPHIA
suSdy sdss sn y % s0ssd P Ma.lO AS s7
WILSON
co. iS co. ana 90 P M Saturdays and sn % % a. 5r M ig noon 30
GROVE FERRY
Wharf daily. m; 1.45 m
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
% To & &csr and French street Station every
oeLeuves every nf hour on tn,
hour and half hour for instance 90 and
& two @ e05 9 the even Ven hour connect " New Castle wit" for Delaware
Brandyw Market ever, Is
20 minutes beginning after the Cars
Newpt and Fourth and MarIst
before hour as or i'm
65s and 7.ss. ' 49, 'i !"
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UPHOLSTERING

II pRNIruRE RE.UPHOLsrERED CAR
pets altered and laid Awnings ana
shade work. Phone for estimate. Philip
~. Conway a Co.. No. 916 Shipley street.
fhohe' a9alD' nprlS-1m
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LEGAL NOTICE.
- STATES.

- Ut ANIhN NNAANA VT AAAH lNA AA'
- STATES.
NO. 362-, October Term, 1918.
lohu II Clendanicl, Plaintiff In Error, VS..
Honorable Henry G.. Conrad, Associate Judge
of the State of Delaware, ot. al. In Error
to the Supreme Court Of the State of Della
ware.
Mr. W. O. sullivan. IN behalf Of coun.
sci for the defendants In error, suggested the
death Of Jehu' n. Clendanicl, the plaintiff in
error In this cause, and moved the Court for
an order under the 18th Rule 90 make the
proper representatives parties:
Whcreupon. To is now here ordered by the
court that unless the proper representatives
OF tho said Jehu II. Clondaniel deceased. as
aforesaid. shall voluntarily become parties
within the first ten days of the ensuing term
OF this court, the defendant In error shall
be entitled 20 have the writ Of error dis
missed
Provided that n copy Of this order shall
be printed IN some newspaper of general
circulation IN the State Of Delaware for three
successive weeks, at least sixty days before
the beginning Of the term OF the Supreme
Court then next ensuing.
April 3, 1914.
A true copy. Test:
JAMES ID. MAHER.
Clerk of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. aprls-3wks
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> IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL 2l

A woman should hesitate long before
marrying a man of this birthdate. These
men are exacting, domineering, impa.
tient and jealous. You cannot convince
this man by reason. You must learn to
let him go his own way and learn by
suffering that which reason might teach
him.
The governing planet Of this birth
date is Venus, which gives a strong love
nature. The sign # this birthdate is
Taurus the most difficult sign of the
Zodiac to be born under, and it is only
by the greatest self-control that Tau
rus man is able TO succeed The birth
stone is an emerald.
This coming month will favor, through
the Want Ads, the exchange of house
hold articles. the selling OF musical IN
struments and the finding of good board
ing places.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE on EZRA pIERCE. DECEAsED.
II Notice is hereby given that Letters
lcsinmcnnry upon the estate of Ezra Pierce
late of Mill Creek hundred. deccased Mere
duly granted unto Mary j. Pierce and
George Leonard Pierce. On the second day Of
April A. ID. 1914 and AN persons indebted
90 The said deceased are requested 20 make
payment 90 the executors withou. delay, and
an persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required Co exhibit and present
The same duly prohnted, 90 the said eKecu-
tors on or before the second day of April. A..
ID. 1915 on abide by the law On this behalf
MARY j. PIERCE.
GEORGE LEONARD PIERCE,
Executors
Address John Pearco Cam, ESQ., Attorney
at-Law, Wilmington. Del. apr2-eod 3wks.
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HAIR DRESSING

-.~~rr->F,-s--f--r,r.-~, -ts-ye>,
MIA ~. EVANS, SHAMPOO1NG HAIR
II dressing and facial massage scalp treat.
ment aud manicuring. Hair work spc-
einlty No. sil Market ST. ID. & a.
Phone 35AfD, ian22-tf
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ENTERTAINMENTS FURNNISHED

II hEAlklCAL TALENT Oh. EVERY
description furnished for Lodges, Con-
eeris' Receptions, Dances, Fairs and Carni
walls. Can also furnish Moving Pictures. or
chestras and Bands JAMES f. HENRY.
Phone 50s5. Shellpot Park. apr1-1
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PAPERHANGERs


I UhN RENBOLc PAPEK .iAAGEit.
No. s23 Madison ST. Bel phone,
571s-L. tan.2.tf.
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FOR EXCHANGES.

i1vF~FOR T2cffT N Z; r n ~ fI{1ig.
oriy aell improved. for unimproved or
farm land Address E-2 Evening journal
Office. aur2O-tt
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ROOMS FOR RENT

..-.--~~--------~-~>--.-
ID OOMs FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
II No. POI East Fifth ST. mar26-im.
u OR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
n rooms No. soa Monroe st. apri6i2t.
y OR RENT-Two COMMUNICATIVE
\ rooms with board No. 9fo Washington
street aprl3-im.
= OR RENT-FURNisHEb ROOMS:
also parlor. No. 5i3 West street
apris-3t.
Il URN1sHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II light housekeeping. Gas and con
yenienees. No. GA King ST. apr2o.2t
L uRNlsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
meni heat bath and phone NO. 9O5
ohifLE1 sFfEEI april 80
Il OR RENT - THREE UNFJRNISHED
rooms and bath on second floor. Reas
enable NO. ans Madison 81. apr21-6t.
MICE. CLEAN. FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping and lodging
NO. MS King ST. apri6eod-tm.
z URNIsHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITH.
ont board No. sos Washington street.
apri eod-im.
4 OR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
bath on second floor. All convcuionrea.
NO. 3i6 S S. Franklin ST. apr2oat.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM I'M PRT
~ vaie family for gentleman. No. on
w. Eighth St. apri7-m
Il URNIsHED SECOND FLOOD. FRONT
aprl5-i2t oi6'w EIGHTH ST.
Il OR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED
Il rooms for gentlemen An modern
convenlcnces Reasonable terms. Apniv
No. 1910 West 81. aprfd-1m.
NICELY FURNISHED sEcoNp STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apnly No. s3i
----... ~ teh1I-tt.
BOARDING
y oARD1NG-No COS wAsHINGToN
- street D. A. Phone. 39l2D
BOARDERS WANTED
w ANTED~TNBIE Bo1RDERs' Apply
w No 6io West ST. epri3-im.
- oARDERs WANTED on BATH
ID and phone. 2i5 II WALNUT sT.
aprl-lmo
u OARDERF WANTED-e4.5o PER
~ week All convenienccs. No. 6oi
West street apr6-im.
W KITE FOR kAIES-rSTArES INN, NO
" 25 states Avenue. Atlantic city. ~ D..
Ihunei tllJh anf6. Inn. a.
LOST AND FOUND
I Osi-A LADY S GOLD WATCH WITH
- Masonic fob Reward IL returned 10
No 400 w Eighih So. apris'iwk.
4 OsT SMALL WHITE POODLE LONG
- haired dog Answers TO nnme of
6yp. Reward. Ainscow, No sO2 Market
street apr2O.2t
T OsT-A MANS OpERA HAT. COZ.
- mpsihle Thought 90 have been dropped
at Ninth and Monroe streets. Reward n
leit M The sunday star Office. apr2i-lt
MASQUERADE SUITS
---te--.e-.,s-l.-.--~s,
Al lnaIL SUlrS-MRS. SUSAN
Nl A. Standerwick, No. 02u Nandevcr
ufcn successor 60 Mrs. John d. Qull. Of
92 E. fourt street marl1.f
REMOVAL NOTICE
nR. GEORGE W. QUINN HAS RE-
- moved from No. 1915 Washington street
Co No. no West street Hours, S a. m
TO a. m. p. m. to p. m. q p. M.
60 p, M. mar23-imo.
RECISTER'S NOTICF
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PUBLIC SALES.

ID UBEiG SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
il No 400 West Sixth street. on Wcdnes-
day. April 20. 1914, az @ o'clock. A. M con
sisfing OF Bedroom. Dinngroom and Kitchen
Furniture. Several articles of antique fur
niture lot of Carpets aud Mattlngs
MRS. II. FLEMING.
WM. II KLAIR, Auc apr2t7t.
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BOARDING
BOARDERS WANTED

---f-.---4-eerrse--i----~--
w ANrED-TABLE BOARDERS APPLY
w No. 6i5 West ST. aprl3.im.
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RunnERs. C0NTRAcIORS

u EFOkE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
~ or making repairs, consult as. DAVID
DANGfL 8 SONS, Nos 5O6-5OS North Van
1uren street,. ID. & A. 1910, Automatic
i439. iau2l-eod .3mos
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w ANTED-sECOND HAND FURNI.
w ture. Whole households bought.
Safes. Office fixtures ETC. bought Head
quarters for an kinds Of Rugs and Linoleums.
Furniture stored and money advanced az
legal interest. 6 per cent. for a year.
CHARLES s.. HuRLOCK
Seventh and Poplar Streets
fdlye.fi. Telephone. ID. A A.. I1loA.
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TYPEWRITERS

--@'---r-~-,'>---,->---
II 1NpEWRlTEkS RENTED - THREE
II months s. 90. Rental applied on pdr.
chase. Sold, SO 90 monthly Typewritcfa
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, rypa.
Uritor Exchange. No. al5 Market street
nur2atf.
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nrnIrlt Gilt

~ f.'tWNA"'N "NtN'tnf WfAttAAti 49,
~AAFen~- Del.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1914.
no i o'clock. sharp.
We viii sell one carload of these real
good horses from Frederick county. Maryland
tile kind that have tho style. bone and
muscle; weighing from 100 TO 1900 lbs. A
few mares; about 10 good secondhand
horses (young and street sorel We did not
intend to 60 again. but the constant in
quires and tho demand from the people "a
buy these horses induced MS 10 try another
load and why
BeCarsc they are acclimated
% Because they do not get sick
i3 Because you receive them from The
producer TO the consumer, with but one COM
mission added
A. Because they are selected by one Of
the best and most careful judges IN the
East
3. Because under these conditions. we
are I'm position 90 hand down 10 YOU the
best horses shipped 90 Wilminrton-at the
lowest possible prices-sold under n guar
antee that is unquestionable ''Must be as
represented 0r money refunded
Horses may De seen days prior 20 sale.
Terms; go days credit interest added.
Old horses taken In exchange.
JOHN 2. O'NEAL
w. s. TOWNSEND
wm II Klair. Auct.
Ellis Hicks, Clerk. apri5-6t
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LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BRAkEMtN.
IL si0o monthly Necessary signal IN
1-uciioas Tree Send age, postage kah'
rav. caro- Evening Journal Office.
aprf67.i1i3.l41S2o,2 o,2i ,2o,2f.2s
wv tN1ED- PRINTER FOR STRAIGHT
w matter on country weekly, on or before
Nav 1st. one who understands cylinder ana
t.r n,int solid Won cnn set in day OF nine
hours and wages desired Address
HARRINGTON JOURNAL
.,r1s st Harrington, Del.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

nR. GEORGE W. QUINN HAS re-
- moved from No. 1916 Washington street
Go No. no West street Hours, s e.. IN.
TO a.. IN. p. m. TO . p. m. p. M.
Go p. m. mar23-imo.
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= OR FURNISHED ROOMS:
also parlor. no. 5l3 West street
nprfS-8t.
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sITUATION WAIVED. FEMALE

IA 1N1I6-90nNG LADY OF C06sI6
w eral nxporienoc, desires position a.
clerk OF ohice work.. Also Etenorrnphor.
Reasonable salary. address Ala. this
once ianaot.
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PRIyATE SALE

ID R1vArE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
ninro. call between and 3d. m
>o Kane Apartments. Delaware avenue
mo MHdieon Nis apricot.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

=, ON PAINTERS WANTED-MUsr BE
Il good brush hands William Merry
Ti.for MA apr2u-2t
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PRINTERS

-,-------------,---.-f-.---- s-,-----
EO NEEDING INVITATIONS Sl 30 NC
~ $3.50. j n. JOHNSON. Printing
ana Engraving. 6i5 Market ST. ii0.eod Vi
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HELP WANTED

ID ID Railway Mail Clerks Parcel Post
means many appointments. Wilmington
cxominafiona coming Pull unnecessary
Sample questions free Franklin Institute
Dept. ti-La Rochester n u feba6 2m
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sr.-s-r>l------->~--~-~-s-r,->-
ID OOMs FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
II No. POI East Fifth st. mar26-im.
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~ BERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHN,
~. dealers for your ofice furniture and
household goods. You're losing money ii
you don't sell 20 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash
BERGER Third and Shipley streets D.
a Z. Phone. 5tisA. ml5-u.
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w ANTED TWO ENPEhlh lhNStD
ronrih st opr2o g.
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SITUTATION WANTED-MALE

~ HAUFFEuR. DOES OWN REPAIRING.
- Good farm hand wishes position with
private family, Apply No. 1925 West
Third St npr2O-3t
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CHIROPODISTS

Il LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. No. 6oI
II Market street Graduate OF Fowler and
hanna. Treats Corns. Bunions Iuerown
nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. d.
a -olf' nov26tf
A NNlE NJ. sCHAFFER, CHIROPODIST
"A Corns, bunions, ingr0wn nails treated
root massage. Consult me for al foot trou
bles. d. 6 A. Phone, 1885 No. an
West Tenth street ianeef
Il LIzABErH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler a Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing ana massa-ing
No. 300 Adams 81. ID. & A, zoos Even.
ing by appointment. mar1o1yr,
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WANTED

t M ANTED-1. 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and
1900 per month. Both phones. GEO. n.
LANG CO. 1905 Orange 81. feb2t-t.
w ANTED-rNFORMATION OF THE
w Howe Sowing Machine Company. To-
rated in Wilmington Several years ago
Rewarded. Mrs. John West No. OOl West
>nth ST.. Wilmington, Del. apr20-6t.
II iGHESr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III old-time furniture Of every description
Also Old iewelry, feather beds aud old pis
tolls. N. ID. Levin No a08 West Seventh
street. d. A. phone, 51ss. feb5.tf
w ANTED ~ WATCH AND JEWELRY
w repairing. Also eye httng Store
open evenings until 8 o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. Original Thomas
feh1f-u
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y OR RENT-TwO COMMUNiCATING
- rooms with board. No. oio Washington
HLronI. nnrIl-Im.
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HEIP WANTED-FEMALE

$4,000
~ HANBERMA1DS WANTED. HOUSE
u keeper Hotel Dupont apr2p2'.
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Il uRN1sHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II light housekeeping. Gas and con-
veniences. No. GA King ST. apr202t
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ROOFERS

VA l.. WILLIAMS CO.
W . No. s21 Orange St. Roofing, spout
lns aud Heating Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Veuiilating
Repairing promptly done. Phone. iani6.tf
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IL OR RENT-ON THE SOUTH SIDE. A
Il large yard and office. Also six horse
stable. VIII rent separate or together.
Frazer Co. 100 King ST. mar14-t.ts-tf.
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Y OR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
II rooms, No. sof Monroe ST. arrt6.12t
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w ANTED - EXPERIENCED coQk
w Apply No. 1909 Park Place. anf2l-9t
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FOR RENT

II OR RENT-LARGE UEBENTED BASE
II ment. Apply No. 500 West Sixth st.
mar3O-1m.
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STORAGE
Messinuers Storage House

hight clean and well ventilated.
NO Oil WEST FRONT STREET.
uov2p-eod GIN.
< rORAGE-HOuSEHO GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a
specially Packing, Grating and shipping TO
an points private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone s61 ID. 30. l0i Maryland Ave.
luue 23-tf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
CLANCY Expected to ANNEX Opener
Against Alcos-keiley TO Tpke Up
Mound Duties I'm Nlghtcap at
Broad Street Park T5-Norrow.
Probable Lineup
for To-Day

~ASH1NGTOE.. August 2s-Ninth
street Christian Church baseball team
which ,ll come t. Richmond on sat
urday - ulay the Alcos. champions Of
the Old dominion capital. is me Of
tn. veteran organizations 80 amateur
ranks Of Washington. Wnile it ha-
often finished at the TOP In he cncuits
10 which II has been ztt-chec. this is
the urst season that y has achieved
the highest hcnors In ssu1lot ccinpsti-
ton ~ the nations chosen city
Ntne leagues were Under tn. wing
- tho Amateur Association RI WASH /.
iuEtcu 'hlz year and Ninth street
Christian Church, an easy winner Of
tho title In the Ess: WaShins,on sun
day school Organization. lost hut one
game IN the p!ay-or FOR the cham
psnnship These nine circuits were di-
v.ded INTO three sections II - many
teams each. and the winners IF ,hcss
divisions then met In a nnal series.
smith lost us game N the sectional
ply out ~ hal Only on+ run scorer
against Il Ia the intersectinnal clashes
'uai'ey. q icf; LaNi=T. who viii I've
used ~ tie hrs' game in Eicninord
and kell"y, uho hurls from tn. rirh,
sia-, and Who is billed Tor the second
number. are both hish-class pitchers
IN tho last TWO contests that each has
worked IN ther have ailo" ed a total
~ three hits apiece. one ana ~ o sa!e,,
games, respectively
Their hacking. while OF not Unusual
offensive strength, is a we'll balanced
team which IS c6nsistentlv good AT
Doth rtldiNs and batting It- tuirler=
are probably the ms, youthful mem
hsrs Il the combination. while rnany
veterans adorn Its list II gets lust
about Us close - hang strictly amu
r. =
roster
Harr> V ShurileN sc--.tary CT the
WashinGton Amateur Association. viii
prscete The PLAYERS
Win the rlaye!s on their pilgrimeEe
o. 'o-morro" morning Will come Presi-
cent Robert u. Ioung and TreasiIr.r
charles King, ~ tire Amateur Associa
uon and pofs!oly Clarke = Crieth.
manage ~ tho Nationals. who is or
he sore:H!rg board n the abcv4-men
Ione- organization. = number OF tbs
dye.5-.a- tho WOO! alherents c: lie ninth
clpo VIII slso be ON hand. Man, ger
suh!.r Viii =. IN direct command y,
n rlsyers. assisted ny Ton" kerpar
hitN-tw r'obahly The oldest active
Participant In amateur IA seball in lie
JH!ita states. = list - the Ninth team.
which VIII be CHARTERED at SeUser's
hotel IS as follows: G!ovarrotti, G
broume. n. SrooMe G S-ih Ramirez
Harris King Fee, Steele Maroeron.
Noreiard, kerper, Kelly Che-ey. Won
herbulis. Car5ico, Bryant and Nadigar.
The following .Alco players are eliyi-
o!e 10 PLAY against Washington. Price.
sanderson, RoEe-son. Flanagan and
ONermen n. pitchers T!Enor and rie.ch-
or catchers Uowdon. nre, base. f3iz
oie. second nase: Amos shcrtz;op. Ar.
derson, third cas=. Tinsle, ,s,er Nor
gan and a Eirbie outrclders. Stanley
Slcbie and Morgan viii - ,u, Of th-
game n account Of lniuries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
WEST END SHOOTERS WILL
MEET THIS AFTERNOON
Mn> Also Decide &c 1918 stntc Events
Are 60 Bp fentured In
This city.

To-day's will ne last shoot Of the
month ct the West End Gun Club. and
good crowd OF shooters are expected
10 lie GU, 20 fatten their monthly aver
ages and iacideatly decide Il the club
shall invite the State shoe, to he held
here IN 1915.
II does not mean tina, he invitation
has only 10 be proneyed. for Lynchburs.
Norfolk, Stanton and Charlottesville
will DC afier the state snoo;. as /, is
The annual hanner. attraction of the
The state shoot is held on Labor Day.
and me shootins c at, for tWo
vidual championship OF the State and
the championship team race. with
fereNt clubs in the various Towns OF
the state.
The shooter who wins the State
interstate Association to be used in
bearing his expenses to the grand
American handicap, the biggest trap
shooting annual even, in The United
The team which wins is given a
tronhy CUP. which must ne won BY the
Field Captain hotchkiss has been
one or two others that they will not
he 2 bic to attend the state shoot on
abor Day in Roanoke. which is u.-
fortunate. as these men have been 60
Ing at 90 per cent clip lately. and no
doubt could have been used on the
team 10 ADVANTAGE but il Hammond.
ST.. Dr.. tiiilsman. Hotchklss. Swartwout
go. and with Eanes, KAN, Rue9er,
Hunter. EasleY. Crcnshaw and Cabeli
TO pick from, the West Enders should
give good account of themselves.
Ten years ago Richmond could boast
Of a team az five mon who usually won
the state matches. but until last wear
"A i. a al =
small followinc New life ana new in
torast has now been aroused. and the
way the Young shooters are improvins
tr,n ,'l' u S''' l's",r %>er ne w., t.nd
should he back on the tran shooting
map. able 10 turn out winning teams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
PRESIDENT YOUNG WILL
ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY
Sickness in Family Prevented Head
OF Washington Commission
Leaving Yesterday.
SEAM rs GIVES DIM Err
Enterteirs Visitors and Local Press
Representative At the Jefferson
Clever Bon Work Promised i'm This
Afternoons Contests

The social features OF the intercity
amateur baseball championshir began
torson Hotel. vhcn ii ! shur,leG. see
reta-y of the W2shiugtpu Amateur
Ei,a.ohsll C,o.mmissS'on. vas ,Ne sues, OF
team, and the Richmond Amateur Base
ban Commission at an elaborate din
ner There followed an automobile
( tour Of the city accompanied by Man
age Neamars, ". T.. Crowder and rep
reysntatiNes ~ the daily press.
Because OF illness i'm his family Pres
ident Robert II. Young. of The Wash
ingtou coNmiSsjcu. wac Unable Ia at
+ tend las, uisht'T suppc'. bu; will ar
King and Mike lIahoc. TIN" latter scout
and renroHcntauve for Clark Griffith,
night tho visitors viii be ,cndercd a
/ reception az the Country club Of Viz
! GINA.
SUNDAY school team will arrive At II 50
o'clock this morning. ana viii he quar-
tered ct MurphY's Hotel. TIE PLAYERS
/ viii DC IN charge OF Manager G g Love
/ and Captain Charles Broomc Atter
/ PLAY ing tho double header q, Broad
/ Street Park this afternoon. they viii
! return TO Washington on tho SEQ train
/ o-nght.
The Mmpircs for to-day's games viii
/ ineton. and ". Il Black. who oHiciated
at the double header betweeu Ashland
and Alcos last SATURDAY Both are en-
prove satisfactory in that capacity to-
daN.
Women will bc admitted free at the
! gate, but will be charged the usual
! grandstaud admission.
/ You will sec some clever box work
/ on the part of the Washington twirl-
/ erS tomorrow. said Mr. Shurtieff last
night The Ninth Streeters arc hu7-
ting LOT OF ball PLAYERS, and they will
| be ae strong and Representative a team
rs has ever rcprcsentcd Washington in
! the iutercity s"rics. From what have
| heard OF the .slcos. an satisfied that
! the two games to I've played tomorrow
! Will be Of the most interesting charac-
ter"
! The American locomotive Comrany's
plant will shut down at noon TO permit
/ employees TO attend the games this
! afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
srOttsYlllc Dcfcnfed.

COLUMBIA VA. August 27.--Co-
lu!nbia defeated Scottsvile in a ball
game here to-day, ) TO .. Nelson, pitch
ing for Columbia. made Scottsville lick
salt from the hollow OF his hand. hold =
ms them helpless Al every stage OF
the contest, and never allowing him
self TO get near the danger line at
any time
ONLY three hits wcro secured off hia
delivery. .sThe other features for Co
lumhia were the brilliant. ali-round
work Of Thomas, the catching OF Sledd
the heavy batting of Bell and tine field .
ing of Griffin.
For Scottsville Lindsay Pitts caught
beautiful game. Batteries SCOTS
vile, Galloway. John and Lindsay PITTS {:
Columbia, Nelson and Sledd. Umpire,
Harry Griffin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
ROLLER AND LEWIS WILL
MEET NEXT THURSDAY
Long Promised Bout Between Big Men
VIII he Staged AT broad


Billy Sandow. acting to- n Roller,
and Jimmy Ross. manager for Ed.
Lewis. have come to terms and the Two
mat artists have been matched at last.
the bout 10 take place ~ Broad street
Park on Thursday night OF next week.
Dr.. Roller had placed evcry obstacle
IN Lewis's patch for match. no nost-
poncd the meeting here three different
times. and insisted tina: Lewis beat
would consent to place his title a I
stake. SGill another dincultr was the
terms. Roller and Sandow stuck out
for more money than the promoters
thought they were entitled TO- but after
an argument YESTERDAY between San
dow and tho local promoters. every
thing was arranged TO evcryonc'e sat
iSfact!on. Dr.. Roller and Ed Lewis
VIII meet for the American active
heavyweight championships best two in
three falls, catch s-catrh-Ca style OF
wrestling, with all holds allowed ex-
cent the stTangle hold Roller is guar
anteed a large sum of money. win, lose
or draw. Lewis also receives suaran-
tee with tho added privilege Of a Ger
tain percentage, providing the money
reaches certain heurcs.
the referee viii he selected some
joe Hanna. of Roanoke. who gave sat
isfaction TO the crowd that saw the
Lewis tIussano match. Arrangements
will he made with The railroads FOR
special excursion rates into the city
from all points IN the state and from
some Of the big Eastern cities The
sa 10 of seats toj this, the biggest sport
Ing event held IN Richmond. will omen
next Monday morning.