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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

I, has sssi .siiai, tsNp."oO a YesT &.
1in automobiles in ,hs lasi. sai
chou, ss;.SVc fee depreciation an;
in,rrs~t on the etp-adi;uEuso Thr
Si,F owns hs,sr~n i;s and sSS tia+
.hinrs. west af ,hrsn aTr sssizHr6 to
single departments. vsirH ts~ them
vith comparative iaJT-ruonry, al
though the thautfvurs saiary snss
an ali 'im~ ,irI-s II i. pFatss. TIA,
q S-n'rai ssrasu ara branches h.
maintain ~ ani operated that a sgi-
r~rins"nirns t- appaint.a to az, es
pur. r.saainE assas: that cars h~ i.iis-
erred onif on the oTtrr Of a borough
rr,si..nt sr the head If a si,y de-
rarir~n,. Nhp shall certify that ,ha;
the rsf i 10 b~ ns.'i In pasiie sSrN-
r." itsi 9 iiuir ei0gk aNp'rin h- ~s-
ishiiEhcs' that tn car i,r pu, uni-.
the special ruH,Fui ~ an, depart
mrnt. tia, card sts,cn bc cs;ai,-
iishcs TO cheek ;hr usrs &. which
each car 1. pu's thu, rfsint-nsncr
BE- assessed 60 much milo and so
Hurh r~r hour taf 'hr Use At the
city automobiles and ;'iE: no car can
he k-p, ouisid. n' tho c-H;fa' ssrsrr
except by oriicr of the beard Of .sgi-
mate. II I. further prcpazeti tia, all
ears b- standardized 80 that parls OF
wrecked machine can h" ussd for
the T-pair of other mschinrs and
tia, ~ rars have uniform color
and hear in bis Letters the word
CITY of New York"
\ simple ruling by New rcrs's
health commissioner caused cuus'cr-
nation several days ago from the hat,
terry 30 the outpost ot civilization iu
the HronS. The commissioner an
nodrcci that the fec lunch for.
mEut Eo' Tho passing of the fork
means that the last of old freedom IL
lost forever in this hygicnic era.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

gees into effect. The proposed jail
will have a frontage Of segty-fiNe feet
and depth of 100 feet and is
planned chiefly for the care oi ~om-
en- prisoners Several floors viii be
given over Ia court rooms. detention
rooms and offices for tLosa ia the
charities dsnartiaent aho hook after
the welfare of Nollsh prisoners The
building will be OF limestone and
terra Gotta
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

The British aasy Is b-ias hznai-
-App-d Dy Inability Ia s.-P ap a eon-
tiausas AHd sds..ua,. supply Of oil
aSis THIS i said in naval circles
10 D. ih- rrsi saass Of Ihs drrisisn
no, 10 bold aaY sFand na4Hsus-ss
this s'imarr AMI toT the cancellation
Of the r-si-s ot III. slS-E ahsh the
Nins had InJ-aa-a TO bold at spit
head. Every effort Ia helms Hiad- TO
husband the supply at oil at ihs sup
piy s.asiaas and u us~ i, anly in
sarh SHIPS as burn oil exclusively
Tho d-s,ruYcrs have bs~n Kept Ia
haFb.g sinsS they arrived at CAsi<,-
mas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Federal Commission
Would Knit Together
Capital and Labor

iiss maE relation. existing he,
'~r-n smpi"frr AMI -HspioY- in tbs
ns'ions Industries b- made nass
hsin"niaas -i,hot, sarriIisins III.
sish's "E shNarsins ,A- tcsi,Ina,.
ambitions q. either
rh1 United STATES commission ot,
Industrial relations Is in the field ta
fihd an aasu-rs Ana any Issrsass 0ha
has y constructive suggestion -iii b-
sis-a sa opportunity to otf,-r IL al
pthi.c hearings nos b-ias pians-,i.
Am"ns the .i'i.. shsi probably
uiii be- sass-s,-d by IN. commission
ar- Nos York. thiiai-iphia. ttns,an.
fasSEsan. Scranton. Pittsburgh. Itui.
fal". Wh-~iinE. Charlotte. Grr~n-
siIi~. Atlanta. Hirmihshan. Nash,
vile. N-'arhis. i-stissiii-. N-. o.-
i-ans. Detroit. Indianapolis. Ci-y--
iasd. Chisasn. iisuss;sn. Miisauic~.
Madison. -. Louis. Kansas City. y,
'ani. Beaver. Trinidad. baiis. or
Houston. i.ns Ansri-s. San Francis.
en. Seattle. t'a,l- and t.-as.
Men or women ~hs can ,sii at =
srcrcxs!-i rffort Ia maintain hnr-
'f,cnio'is and satisfactory relations
through trade asrS-m-n,s .r ether
ris~ as- invited ~ the r.r.miss'on
ts communicate with II ~, wasiinr,
'"n and To s-ni ia the names .f wit.
n.ssss ~h" are competent to testify
regarding such efforts.
o.h~- Hrli. of inquiry sii, he On.
,-rru. H-~-..- T.-.- sariuj. .r-
nTobI-ms %: uHsxiiicr iar,i. sacu a.
'ir. 'i'riUy'i y'i.tn'. i'-r=uiarisN. and rev
nlr,i"nasy labor organizations: tho
r-iatiou of the courts To labor dis.
pu'-s: vocational education. and tho
activities nf public agencies in en-
acting and enforcing laws for tho
resuia'io, Of industrial relations.
Ono important suffice, 10 he consid.
cred Ia scientific management aud
the problem of how to arpI, i, OF ~
basis that is fair to both employer
and employees.
Public hearings are To be held be-
zi1ning April u. and Information as
to witnesses aud matters that shou'd
L- considered in particular ri,ics
should he sect to the commission
promptly.
The first hearing will bc held in
beginning April 6. on
collective bargaining. Cancellation
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Gotham Is slIfsFins from piasis
OF rals. ASA ulAny aFr Ihs esn,pisla lals
ahisis poHE iaI. ihs olfisr~ al si,s
oHisisis. una 81 the nsasl psIhs,iz
appeals fos Frlisf is that .hleh ass
TrF siE-d r-e-nIiF by the bSrosAst,
pFs sislSa, tFutn a s-a,isHian r-s.uiHs
ia iif@sAiNn3 ''i-ar Sir=i.as, nish,
'Ar cats s-pI as a~as1 fof .nas- than
half the nishI si,h the tisntinz -,s
wish a. nak. a suggestion tor else
-ii,aina,isa At the nots-. W1uian'I
IL II. POSSIBLE To- iisrns- ali s",n sa,sg
They aF- The azsrrssars II Ih-r- ~as
= iir-Hsr a. aisa'st $40 tar s-y'pins a
'"ss cat. Of ~hirh cay half sh"uid 80
10 thu is~rSor mating tho complaint
believe th- nuissn-- ~Duid s~-s
luiriis disarp-aT- N"i siii have
TO sos an ordnance that will st the
iams" A. shs bos.usa rr~si.,sn, has
ish rnspsh On his hand tunnins a.
i-fn1n ami as ,hr city siab h,.a
'h~ bureau Of municipal r-srsT,h
have thus far adapted so I.siicy on
tLis sHSm-ntnus question. TIE rs-si-
i-H, sra, ,h- ..n1piAinsn, the t.'.
in~irs letter. which is esrT Of srs
.rn; by 'hr iasr Msyor .aHaOF twa
years asn in F-piy Ia q similar s"'n-
riaints Dear SIR r-<E-, to sAy
that a. have so tnsnS official duties
pressing urssu nr cannot jus, n.u
J-so'- am Iirss &C. ,o'n eats. ss 'ru
rs.qurs' hy sorr letter. There aFr a
few ir my nriEhtsorhooi. bu, So
to si-cr anJ lot them hssi Il s'.uszs
them and 'on't hurt m~, isu, some
ssN ,ha, /; Is the rufsS eats the,
howl and no, ,h- tom eats Hos i
IHa,- We must me-, Eiii Tommy for
the sins of ru.sH. tni. Nis". L., us
remember ,ha, the female of the
species is more deadly than the
m,i- sc This president stated 'hs.
his rcpiT vouif rios~ the incident ss
far ne he IN concerned. aud ,hs, the
outlook ia that the NrookiSr tom cat
viii eontinu. ,o ainE hi. niEh'ir
rhrrus~s undis'urhci by ci,y officials |
for some time to come
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

AMI aFbi.sa,ion. This Aiii b~ fol-
lsA.i ~ another hearing in WASH
ins,sn. beginning Apfii "a. on eff
si-nss sFssrtsas sai labor. Shortly
after the washias,on hearings. the
commission siii hold 9 public hear
ins. probably in caisas.. On proti,
sharing ard bonuses Mai,.rs to h.
mad. the subjects of .t-siai hearings
will ais, 10 Inquired into at the
more s-assai hearings ia other
elli~s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

"it -ssita be --ii II those aho are
osP-i iiHa-ntias piIk ssdiua -ssiia be
sii.n' for the neat euipi- at s-ags
in,ii ,hSs Enss ~h-Er sseS sFp. sad
'aH asskp sons drtssiir sHuHuHrr-
meat. ssid bF. Charles i,ssii. chair.
man -, the medical so'sstaI,,es 81 ,hs
rAafSg hospital. s' sVceai meeting
y she zat.s.sss,
~Hadium. h~ added. has mol,
come I. suJplant surgery In the
usssm-n, al cancer. bit I. ais I, 10
fighting shr disease The properties
Of raiiun ate comparatively little
taaun. aud A- ar- therefore zpins
through the experimental stage 81
sadinm treatment. rnd-sNasins 10
taIhpm sis .fi-v, as disease. -s?rg ia's
IL cancer. estimate i,s desaEe aud
classify uhat ,as-s ST. suitable f'E
,traim-n, by H. That Siil mean SONG
years ni wark. but s- can walt ~'''s
confidence for a definite pronounce
m-n,. as tho IRIDIUM research wuSs
IN Ihr country is b.ins carried oui
. aud ia iH 'h" b"fi
&c
pr. Hyaii said there was enormous
field for research work ct th- Can
Ger hospital hut i, was hsmp-rcd
by the inadequate supply Of Ead!um
and its rupTmous cost.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Plans are practically completed for
a ssyscraprr Jail. the hirh.~, build
ms Of i,s Kind in the world. which
Tho city of New York will rec, On
the sit. Of the old T-ndrrIoin police
H,a,ior in Thir'is'h street near sixth
avenue The building will hr four
teen stories hiEh and will cost about
siiO.o"o. Some OF the city officials
are active now in ain effort to have
the legislature pass n bill limiting
the height OF buildings in the city.
bu, they hope to 80, th. new city
Jail under wa before such y law
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

\ good treatment for Spli settled
in the iunss Ia ii:NWick's RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER applied
10 the ch"s, to- draw out inflamma'
tion. and DAI.i.hKp's HoREHotNb
SYRUP TO relax ,igh'ncss. f"n rc;
the two remedies for the price OF
one by bu,ins the dollar size Horc-
hound syrup: there is a porcu. rlns-
ter free with each bottle. Sold .!
the Hausman D.ug Company.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
STOMACH SUFFERERS READ THIS

go many stomach sufferers have
hecn benefited br a simple prcscrip-
,ion Of vegetable oils which cured q
ChiraEo druggist of chronic stomach.
liver Hni intestinal trouble OF years
standing 'ba, ~. wan, you surely TO
try this remedy. II IL hn1vn -
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy.
One dose will convince you. !, ne
ually gives wonderful relief within
- hour.-cvcn in the mu.t stat
born eases. Mayr's Wonderful siom-
ach Remedy ia now .old her" hy the
Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Tic iid- OF westward -taisEsIipi
has siastsavti decidedly. f.uf steam
ships sch-,iulsi TO sail within thF
a.S, month have bad their aas-ss
issrd departures saac-ilra. ~ this
simc issi yraE il ~as i;aesssib.- Ia
set rNca 8 thiri risss berth on an
Easiish iin~r s"sa5 Ia cansis With
1ul an order several a--ks in ad-
vance.
The uigra,inn toward Australia
onIir g,s hpJ diniHlshcd ia rumraFz
isuu sith ,h. last Srsr. II is expect
ID to increase sson. however. viih
the fr$, trial og tbe government
iIsn to asaist Eaziish lads &" place
u apprenticeship susHs Sou,h AUS
,rsIian iarm"Ts. radsr legislation
passed las, frssi,H. ,h" Commissioner
II Crown lands and immigration ia
,npSwCs-i "a ar; as susiiian Of boys
taking advantage -. the plan. ana
ample safeguards have been placed
about shc Interests Of tn" huyH HR
we'll a. the Iizht " their rmriuy-
srs.
The nrsi party IL bows for Au--
traiia will leave i.iy-spoul late THIS
This party will serve rs IA
and II sacc-rsill th"
,ian viii b. carried out oa . large
scale. In the past Australia has COM
plaincd TIN, the aduI, btiton dos
no, readily adius, himself TO rural
i.'c In the Nnttpoics. and. becoming
Joins the already ovc.-
.ilic' ravks o. labor IN tic cities.
icavinE the problem Of rural d"rcpu-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
HOME RULE MAY
START war IN
IRELAND

London. March -i-G-nsrai sis
'Eaogs in iI-issd. al a dinasF sis-n
him al the Cosinyhisa Club. D,ibiin,
told his sa.ishe- phas Ihe ssast
f--iihs .as in the army os-r the
Ulster question, lie had b--a as
sar-d. he said. that thsr- sas IA" in
'-nlioh On the part Of the Gosefn-
n-ht Ia make us- AZ tG.oIss ih Ire
iani except to inaihIsih ias aaa OF
der Speaking Of irish Is"1ps ana
the Ulster soiahI--rs. shirh af- be-
.ns SFsa.iz-si to s.sis, Home nais.
the General said:
1t is As, ,hihkab,-. il Is no' ras-
sibi. sss ,n. 40 cont npia,- ever BE-
ihs asked to eone-hIFsi- ns ta-h arf
10 mes- against ,hr fuEr-s ia the
nogth of Ireland
'N .h. saHss .in fpsi hitst r--
h-nsisF that in aHF lives 80 soldiers
of,rH taS. 20 10 ,h-azs that 49, d
40, iiEr. Whsn ~ tsEs tS deal
.iIa iasa- bodies Of Hs.n who Indsgs
stand Ise nraaias ~ sEp ssFd dis
riPiin- il a.aas ,hsF, hUassrr die
tasteful i, may br Ia Ih-sn. shsY sIli
sTry aaI aay astsss sis-H q. them
- ID" kinss
Mad i, may b. Hai EpEbid i,
shpaia b. sy lss 10 b. ordered I"
the Nss,hs should F-ssri -
have NO dasibl that FHans Officers
-ouid rssr-t il. b., Il thr ORDER
cdnss tbs; order nus' b. ab~sed-
Thi. speech is taken as sh- E"sif
II the official hsads ui the arm, TO
those Sh" haV" Xazsrs''i that 'asa}
sffir~ss WoIIi E~iuss tn ab.Y "r'i~'s
to plt dsws r-y6iaIins in Ulster.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

l9.ion as acute ss ever. II - be-
il"ssi sha, By the tim. their apps-n
uissship ends tk. boys aili b. ausi
siiiins To stay on sh- tarhs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Literary Wave
Strikes Gotham,
More Than 5000 oo Books c,eEsd by Ltr Last Year Figures
Show 100000 Readers refsry Worth Nearly sa5coooo
City Plans Huge Garage Eliminate Jos Riding Doom Of
Free Laaeh ross Causes Indignation. Plague o! Cats
Causes Pfolss;, ssysesar-s Prison Planned.

Eihists svsitas
rio
mri, rhi iSaisa"i aHausi the
Side
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

hnp~i.S'sr. ana tha, the iiEuHN s-ad
sss. II tt-S sonsinus ,a rraL "a uisish
In ia. future ss the, did augsns gIs-
pas, y-ar. ~iti mas- ,a- IsF'h. IA
most bproass th- b.s' rad district
IN the sr-ai-r city Areprdins 10 the
s,i-of, more than .as". $50. Iissss,ss
N-f- h-ir-.i la s.uir uaF 90 another
thsp.sh ths staff ot the iibFasl in
addition I" uoru than ssor"."ov ssss
iioss ami f-aa-.s ih-y a-gu inaIns
-ssht- requests by mail amt t-i.ar
rhon- for Information and advice.
The srpos, .h.~. tha, -tisrrir. at
irnet~d many iho.sanas af read sgs
The Figures Of the circulation d.iiaFl-
borrowed duFins the last wear than
In any previous wear. r'"'- than -
a...""a t,~ins .irvnia,-si. Tr-nsgs
mn. .f the fsr,s conc sFanra-a show
q sain Of i:;.r:.. while Is,iV. show
iossss of ioi.sii N-arir 100000
reader. made usc .t the periodic. III
and newspapers in the Department
devoted to these publications The
library nov contains :.isi.tSN buobs
and pamphlets. and III. ssscis 1f the
library are Estimated at sit..s5 sal.
without Including the si".op"."o"
central huiiiins. II ,os, yi.:sc.5i"
to maintain the iihrar, last year. iu
tho .hiidr-n'. room ia the central
buiidinx more than 5.s""."o" vol
nncs ~cr- circulated last y~a-
Thousands q, children says til. re-
Hort. were entertained there by the
story t-ii-rs. whii- mothers aud faith
cr. shoppcd or attended To business. %
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

The total cessation Of JOY riding
in au,omcsilcs. belonging to the city
Of New York. and Conscpucn, saw
Ing Of upward OF 10000. q year are
somc OF the sweeping reforms which
tho new administration will probably y
I.ut into effect within si'or, time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
Whether Richmond Will Land League Berth Will Be Known Tonight
PLAY FINAL GAME
THIS SATURDAY
LOCAL FOOTBALL SEASON WILL
END BETwEEN CHURCH HILL
AND SCHOLASTIC.

Now that the Scholastics and
Church Hill Athletic Club elevens are
matched for q game next Saturdaytai
3 o'clock in Broad Street Park, the
supporters OF each team believe the
contest will attract one OF the largest
crowds of the season because OF these
facts: The game will be played for
the Belgian relief fund, the question
OF the independent championship of
Richmond will be settled and foot
ball will be awarded the winning team
by Harris-Flippen e. Co.
Intense rivalry exists between the
opposing clubs. The Church Hill
Athletic Club team won the inde-
pendent championship by defeating
every team in town. The Scholastics
protested the claim and are out for
blood. The same applies to the East
Enders.
game last Saturday and both teams
agreed yesterday to play this coming
Saturday. Both teams have played
good football throughout the season,
and when they clash the sport-loving
people OF Richmond will witness one
of the most nercely contested games
ever pulled of IN this city.
When the University Of Virginia
turned down the opportunity of aiding
the Belgians by refusing to mee%
washington and Lee, the Schoiastics
and Church Hill Athletic Club we're
quick to arrange a game. 1A1e fact
is, the young men Of Richmond do
not want to see all the credit go to the
older people, and with good weather
for Saturday. it is believed several
hundred dollars will be raised for
King Albert's stricken subjectA
The use of the ball park has been
granted free of charge and the Of
ficials selected also offer their services
free. The officials are: Foster Witt
(v. NJ. IL. referee: Hughes tV. P. IL,
umpire; and r. Harr (Davidson).
head linesman.
The price Of admission is IS cents,
and tickets are on sale at the follow
ing places: Straus Cigar Store, Tenth
and Main; Crenshaw's. Eleventh and
Main: McCoy's, Eighth and Broad;
Springer's Pharmacy. Twenty-third
and venaple; Partin's Pharmacy.
e505 East Broad; Williams Pharmacy,
Twenty-third and Marshall; and
Farley's Pharmacy, Third and Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11

eral prep school players of local fame.
Then there is John Logan. from Glenn
son, who played such a great game
for the Spiders on the gridiron this
fall Logan In a center and is expect
ed to fill the vacancy caused By
Heubi's absence
Cox and Wood, former captains and
forwards OF high school f1ves in Tide
water Virginia, are regarded as prom
Using material and much is expected of
them. Goode and Harrison. from
Blackstone Academy, and Newton.
Robins, Cosby, second-st-ing men on
last seasons squad. are expected to
prove valuable.
Besides these men. there ID con-
tingent from local prep schools
Craven, from McGuire's; West, from
Benedictines Roden and Pitt. from
Academy, and Craig. from John Mar
shall with all this material on hand
1T can be said that the prospects for
IA winning FIVE are usually bright.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
MAY SELL YANKEES
BEFORE TOMORROW

New York. Dec. 10.--Ban johnson,
president of the American League, ex-
poets that before Friday night the
New York American League Club will
have been sold by Frank Farrell and
his associates to Colonel Jacob Rupert,
Jr.. and Captain T. n. Huston. A
great many of the intr1cacies OF the
contemplated transfer were smoothed
cut today by the league executive and
the contracting parties. So far had
the matter progressed that late to-
might the rival contractors were
Ithreshing out the matter of ground
privileges for the years to come. On
the first sight it would appear that
mo stronger tip than this were neces-
sary to prove the transaction as good
as closed.
Ban johnson was forced to admit
that in his opinion transfer OF Far
IraIls stock would be made before an
other sunset. Colonel Rupert and his
associates will buy only on condition
THAT they are enabled to purchase
every share OF stock in the team. Con-
ltrary to common report the various
stockholders OF the local enterprise are
not split up and stand together for
the definite price Of half million,
placed upon the holdings.
1T u purely q question OF paying
me my price" said Mr.. Farrell tonight
Ell am not anxious to retire from base
ball Every man has his price and
IL have mine. II the prospective pur-
tchasers will meet my terms I shall
be willing to step down from the pro-
fession that have always tried TO Inn
prove and benefit. Otherwise there
will be nothing doing"
Ban Johnson would not discuss In
detail the developments Of today's con-;
ferences with representatives of the
irrespective purchasers. He contented
himself with the assurances that the
local atmos 2flere would be cleared OF
many former existing handicaps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
RICHMOND MAY YET
SECURE FRANCHISE
INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE MO-
GJIS WILL HOLD FINAL
MEETING TO-DAY.

2 New York, Dec 10.--The Interna-
tional League, which has been forced
to wait upon the indulgence of the
National Commission because of inter
ests vital to it's life, will meet tomor-
row In a final effort to effect territorial
changes. President Barrow has been
able to wean from the National Gem
mission its views upon the draft ter
ritory from lesser minor organiza-
lions.
The magnates of this fast class IA
seemed hopeful tonight
that the future of the circuit would
be definitely decided at tomorrow
meeting The triumvirate has agreed
upon an equitable basis OF indemnity
for Richmond. Va. and Syracuse, n.
Y, whose territory the Baltimore and
Jersey City Cubs. respectively, would
usurp. It also has been settled what
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11

Yssr Dealer Has TAen McLsUl4
- 11eeQfao III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
Wedding Good Time
To Preach Religion
In Family Circles

"A minister should seize the OPP
portunity presented by the impression
BILE mood of tho couple At the wedding
to preach to them the value of re-
Iigion in the home" read Secretary Me
Fariand, of the Federal Council OF
Churches of Christ last night in read
ing the report OF special COMMITTEES
on the church and the home.
The idea of the committee WAS that
this was one means of checking tho
growing disregard of religious exercise
In the home.
The COMMITTEES also laid upon two
extremes-the apartment house and tbs
slums--part OF the responsibility fol-
the evil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
VIRGINIA BASEBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.) J.
Charlottesville. Va, Dec. 10.--Man-
ager Giddings. Of the Virginia baseball
team. tonight announced his schedule.
calling for twenty games, thirteen at
home and seven abroad.
Many Of this leading teams In the
East and South will he met Two
games each will - played with Yale.
Princeton, Cornell, Amherst, Georgia
and Trinity and three with North Car
oIina.
The schedule: March 2S ana 81,
Amherst; April 2. Princeton; April 3.
Yale: April 5. Fordham; April 3 and
Ia. Cornell; April 8, Williams; April
., Trinity, at Durham; April 10. North
Carolina. at Durham: April IL, North
Carolina. at Greensboro: April IN, Da-
wilson: April 10. North Carolina;
Aprii 81 and 22. Georgia; April 10,
Trinity: April IS, Princeton. at Prince
ton: April 20. Harvard. At Cambridge;
April 30. Brown. At Providence: May
!. Yale, At New Haven.
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ElON WILL PLAY
VIRGINIA CUNTS

Elou College. y c.. Dec. io.--As
was expected from the excellent record
E.lon made in basketball last season.
there is at this time an unparalleled
interest in this sport In college circles.
The practice game with the Green's
boro i III. G. A. was a real practice
eafae and yielded fine results In the
fret half Coach Doak played three
suhs so as to find out their strength In
real action. That accounts for Elon' .
defeat, for when the real varsity big
five came Into the arena during the
second half the brave lads from
G.raenHhoro eortd not match them,
ard T. the game had continued FIVE
rrinutes longer Zion would undoubted-
~ have annexed q scalp, despite the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
MANY MEN TRY FOR
SPIDERS QU|hT
FIRST PRACTICE TODAY--CAP-
TAIN LEWBERT HAS HOPES
OF WINNING OUTFIT.

Coach Frank Dobson and Manager
Jones have issued joint call for can
didates for the ie14-1915 Richmond
College basketball team. Inspired by
the great showing made in football and
by the championship auint of last year,
the Spiders. led by Frank Dobson and
Captain "Heinie'' Lewbert- have hopes
of another winning outfit this sea-
son.
morrow when about thirty men are
expected to report. The letter man OF
last years team who are to come out
for the team again this autumn are:
Lewbert. Satterfield and Mitchell.
Among the new candidates are sew
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