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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
A TRUTHFUL MEDICINE

Not one particle Of anything other
than the native roots and simple pre-
scrvatives arc used in the preparation
Of 8. g. s. 1t has survived many years
of the most searching tests, and mover
in its forty and more years of useful.
ness has It ever been found otherwise
than purely bencacinl medicine, help
full 30 the young. invsgorating Co those
advanced in years, and containing Just
the amount Of gentle collaboration 30
much required Try most women.
s. S. S. Is strongly recommended IN
almost every community In America,
and is sold In most drug, department
and general stores
But by all means avoid substitutes.
Do not permit anyone 10 palm of some-
thing they claim TO be Gust as good"
AJAX for s. s. g., Insist upon getting It
and you will thus avoid grievous dis
appointment. 8. g. 8. Is prepared only
in tho Laboratory OF the Swift Specific
Co, 40S Swift Bldg, Atlanta; Go. And
for n special book on Catarrh or Rheum-
atism or skin diseases or blood troubles,
write TO our Medical Dept, who will be
glad to give you special and personal
directions in tho use Of 8. S. S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
THE GREAT QUESTION OF HEALTH
ANSWERED
BLOOD IMPURITIES BY
NAME.

We arc prone to think too much of
names. When the muscles ache and
the sciatic nerve hurts, and there ars
general pains the word Rheumatism
ieads one to forget chat it Is the blood
as much es the nerves that arc respon.
sibls for these pains, And 8. 8. s.
proves this by It's tonic influence in the
blood. When che mind and body arc
jaded and utterly cast down with
malarial infection, - Is Tie blood that
contains this poisonous influence. Here
again S. s. S. asserts its tonic influence.
And If from sluggish blood stream,
there are skin eruptionn, blood risings,
indolent ebscesses and other evidences
OF accumulated body wastes, tho medic.
hal action of S. S. s. gives ocular cyi.
dsace gifts medicinal influence.
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The magnates will gather and talk. and
maybe there will be some swapping of
oates. 1t Is rather late to draft an en-
tircly new schedule. Something must
be done and done quickly. 1t is merely
another Illustration of the fact that the
Virginia League has an awfully un-
happy faculty of digging up all manner
OF trouble for itself. Already disgust ed
with the Virginia League, the wrangle
over schedule is winning no new friends
in Richmond. 1t will hurt the attend
ance here perceptibly. and with the
growing interest in the amateurs, un-
less we mistake 1914 will prove a
rather disastrous season locally. And
this. in spite of the fact that Manager
RYAN appears to have n very creditablc
ball club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
CLUSTER SPRINGS
LANDS ANOTHER

cluster Springs. Va. March oS-
Cluster Springs Academy won a sec
ond game to-day By defeating Durham
High School, TO !. both terms play
81 srapny ball, and gave the pitchers
almost ideal support The High school
scored In the first inning and then
BANKED tho Academy until the sixth,
when ono run tied the score. BY bunch
Ing hits In the eighth. the Academy
M, two more men across the plate.
Eoth Pace, for Durham. and Wilson
Tor Cluster, We're in fine form and
gave q beautiful exhibition OF high
class pitching. Pace struck out twelve
men, but allowed seven hits. Wilson
was tho particular star, tanning seven
teen men and allowing but one scratch
hit, which fast fielding would have
cut OFF.
Thompson. Durham-H. s. Pace ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
GENERALS APPROVE
ELIGIBILITY RULE

LcXingto Va. March 2S.-Tho un-
compromising summer baseball rule
would certainly be removed were II
III the power OF the authorities at
Washington and Lee. The incliribility
rules yearly prevent several players
from cavertng with the Generals
quartet OF stars are forced TO idle
ness this season
Harry Moran. Dave Bone. Bill Raj
tory and Cush Chambers are the vic
TINS of the ruling. Moran, who proved
Il wonder with the Generals int1911-lo
before his entry into the major league
with Detroit, has been a bona ndc stu
dent for the past two seasons In the
law school. but has been unable to
twirl lie will pitch for the Buffalo
Feds this season.
Dave Zone was Morans receiver, but
the lure OF the professionals also
caused his delinquency. Bone made his
debut in tho Appalachian League with
bristol team, hut was the leading
catcher In the Georgia Alabama League
with oDclika last season. He will catch
for the Admission club this season.
Bill BATTERY, the star third sacl:er In
1872. is another of tho four idlcd by
the ruling. Iaftery played last sea-
son with the Charlotte team I'm the
Carolina Association, but will probably
sign IN the Western Canada in 1914
lie Was offered the nanagership of the
C"NlnSton team in the new Mountain
states League. but refused to enter the
managerial ranks.
Cush Chambers. who attracted at
tcntion with the independents In West
virginia last Year. has signed with the
Huntington team this summer AL
though he has never played profession
al ball, his signing Il contract pre-
vented him from appearing with the
Generals.
But despite the disqualincations.
Washington and Lee will have a strong
team. unless the early spring games
point to the contrary
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the weekend games. the better 1t is

rs a whole. is brought to u realization
of The fact that without weekend
games in Richmond the league cannon
hope for financial success, the sooner
Richmond will again get week end
games. That's one reason why Rich
nond Is not anxious for another sched-
ule to be adopted
about rs abortivo piece of work as
could be put together. IT Is almost
certain TO wreck the organization, or,
II least, 10 drive out of the fold Roa-
nokc and Portsmouth. Whichever hap
pens, the Richmond magnatcs can have
the extreme pleasure of indulsing in a
few choice ''I-told you sos"
However. the meeting is 70 be held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
RETAINS IT'S INDrv1D.
UALITY

The wonderful tonic ,nsu.nc. 90 ,,,.
splendid blood purifier Is traced 10 ;,a
hoihty to retain lie Individuality. 1t
ls acceptable to tho weakest etonsch
ard yet It is net changed or converted
or e1cresed until 1t has exercised Its
medicinal! dominance throughout Tho
blood circulation.
THIS is important. Some druas bay.
this same effect, but they remain ~
Tao system, fruitful source Of Iva.
tation and danger. s. s. s. dors not
remain in the system, for after havino
saryed tho purpose as e medicinal
action, it Is eIcrtcd with the East
products, and this emunctory process
!, goes on every second Of time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
BIiIikens Win.

The Billikens, formerly the Home
Brewery, defeated the Hillsliders in
looked to be victorious for tho large
boys Of the Hillsliders till the seventh
when the BillikenS rcHaincd their bat
ting eyes and succeeded in not only
tieing the score, but getting another
run to give them the lead, which they
held to the end
Score by innings: r. H T.,
HiiIsliders 10 Oo0oo0-3 2 4
Billikcns ........0 0O31'-5 Al
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EASTERN COLLEGE
WINS FIRST GAME

Manassas. Va. March cs.-In the opening
baseball gnme OF tho season. Eastern Col
iege defeated Central High. OF Washington
by the score Of 6-5. Tho visitors led wifi,
five scores until tho ninth when Eastern
tied: McDevitt Of Eastern. featured when,
aiter getting a triple. he stole home, WIN
ming the game In tho tenth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
Southern Biscuit Works Wins.

The Southern Biscuit Works de-
feated the Tobacco Works by the score
of to 2. The game stopped in the
sixth inning on account of the UNI
pirc's decision. Pretty carried Off the
honors by cleaning the bases with a
two Dagger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
Homo nreuine Co. o, Mco;ll.. g.

the Commercial League, defeated the
McGill Catholic Union of the r. a. y.
r., by the score OF to S. Bannistcr
pitched four innings, striking out eight
men and allowing only one hit. Taylor
pitched the last five innings. allowing
six hits and striking out nine men.
Murphy, Onesty and Ross pitched good
ball for the McGill. Alright. for Me
Gill. caught n good game. The batting
OF ArriShi, for McGill; Bannistcr. Hoy.
Browning and Fox. for Home Brewing
Company. featured. The score:
r.
Home Brewing. .......0 oo3I Sd ol-o
McGil ...............2 o ] 003 o-S
Batteries: McGill. Murphy, Ross, On
csty and Alright; Home Brewing. Ban
mister, Taylor, Hogan and Brown.
The Home will play Portner next
Saturday at Byrd Park.
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ON AMATEUR DIAMONDS

game was called In tho ninth on ac
count OF darkness. Tho game >voa
fairly fast. considering the bad con
dition OF the diamond
Score by innings: y II !,
First National. o oooo2oo-I =
kinEnn x Co. = OlO0 o. Q Z
batteries: Augustine. Vincent ana
Holt. ''' -
Wn'kovcra Win.
Defeating the Woodworhcrs by IN. -cn-. n (,
70 on their home diamond, tho showiut.
made by the Walkovers very pleasing
TO Manager Kelley. The pitching OF Crock
more and Decker was of midseason form
allowing only ono h!t during the game Tho
catching OF wiltshire and tho batting OF
Eubaaks and the all-around playing Of
Berry and Lowe features
Observation-Disclosures. Creekmors Decker
and Wiltshire: Woodworkers. walton and
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pIoy tn TIE Scor.

First National Bank and Kingan
e Co. battled to a tie yesterday at
Byrd Park, neither slide being able to
push over tho winning run before the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
Broke.
Trinity College Wins.

Henderson. N. c.. March 2S.-In the
annual Enmo OF baseball played here
Wake Forest, Trinity carried the game
by u score or IA to O.
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Portners Win.

the Indians yesterday at BYRD Park in
a game that. Judging from the score
was one-sided affair. but neverthe-
quite n number OF fans Nan na ~
Burch. of POrtner, was very proud OF
his two pitchers. as they did not allow
a single hit. lie also says that the
indians have a great bali team FOR
Glass c players. The score:
r. II. T.
Indians ....... % o 0 O o 90 90 o !:
Batteries: for Portner, Barefoot. Dunn
and Napier; for Indians, Riley and Will
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West End Gun Club
The West End Gun Club held it's

The West End Gun Club held its
first annual meeting at the club
grounds yesterday. John c. Easley
was elected president; Robert b. Jones
vice president; william Il. Jerman,
treasurer. and NJ ID. Hart, secretary.
Tho grounds and trap committee
were Instructed 10 put i'm another trap.
and the first regular shoot of the sea-
son Will be held April 4. Beginning
In May trophies will be put in COM
petition, based on April's scores. An
under the rules Of the Interstate Trap
Shelters Association. who had do
mated six solid gold watchfobs as
trophies. After the business meeting
was over Il preliminary shoot was held,
and the following scores made:
Shot nj Fifty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
Cherry smnsh Wins.

In the first game OF the season,
Cherry Smash of the Richmond
League. trimmed Highland Park, Of
the Federation League, to tho tune of
to 3.
Chappell Highland Park-Bowles and
Taylor.
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CALL FOR MEETING
NOT SIGNED BY
PETERSBURG CLUB
CONTINUED From First Pnge.)

CONTINUED From First Pnge.)
ing has been done, we would add
that the Virginia League will
meet in Norfolk on Wednesday
to once more haggle over the
schedule. The idea has gone
forth that Richmond will support
Portslnouth's contention, that the
Truckers are getting the worst
Of it from the schedule as it now
stands. Richmond may or may
not support Portsmouth. Since
VIC arc not advised as TO how
Richmond may vote, should the
question be brought that far, we
do not t7low what Richmond will
do. But VIC do know that Rich
mond is not asking that the
schedule be changed
Wanted Schedule No. I.
There was time, at the meeting
held here. when Richmond was very
strongly IN favor OF schedule No. !.
presented by President Boatwright.
which gave to Richmond all OF the
weekend games. Richmond still
favors such n schedule. we believe. but
Richmond. or rather the owners or tho
Richmond franchise, realize that they
can expect little consideration at the
hands OF the other riaEnates. In other
words, the local owners admit that
they have been whipped In the fight,
and have decided to be game losers.
IT wasn't entirely selfish motive that
actuated the Richmond owners when
they fought for the weekend games.
They sincerely believed, and still be-
lievc, that the life OF the league is en-
dnnEercd under any other schedule that
can be arranged. still, they know that
thoy can stand the losses If the rest
OF the cities can. Briefly, that's the
position of the local owners.
On the other hand, the greater the
burdens imposed by any schedule
other than one which gives Richmond
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New York,
''N'F .s'.s 800. ..ss....
'Eattcd for Byrd in ninth

Richmond Observation-Disclosures 0OI i00IO 4
New York Observation-Disclosures J3OD
SUMMARY: Two-baae hit--lIoidGn. Three.
base hits Williams, PcckinpauEh. Sacrifice
-tI!hooioy. Rynn. Colilnm sacrifice ~
Hnriaell. Stolen bases Mnisol Unr,zeli
WalAh t2). Double play kcating TO Uart.cIl
I" Williams. First base on balin-- on Shipc
:; :; on Se'ian. !: l.cu on basos Now York. 4
H.chmond. . Iiits-Om ShIpc. . In q innlngr
OH Scttnn. Z In Innings: of BYRD. In i
INNING: or Heating. In Innings. on Grim
ia 3 innings. Struck out-Iiy Shipr. /
sweeney: by Heating. : Rynn); by Cribs
J yrrou,man. Sct,an figncrJ. Time OF game,
l:sS. Umpire. Wcstorvclt.
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Health and Strength Regained
By Splendid Tonic Influence
The Seasons Difference Affects All Manner
OF Life and the Human Body Needs
Help Most of All

So many people use 8. S. 8. every
Spring that II is really message OF
health 10 those who wonder why they
ice! 80 utterly worn out when the
'rees begin TO bud. Throughout the
Southern States s. S. s. has been for
forty years trusted tonic for the carly
c"ye Of Spring. OF purely vegetable
origin it combines elements which kind.
y influence the overworked blood
vessels or ovcrstrained nerve t,ssucs.
lts action is medicinal Just us meat or
milk Is nutritionsl.
OUR WINTER INACTIVITY.
During the confined months o. tho
"intrr season there arc many OF us who
are less active Tho liver is eluggjsh.
tbs sian ia dormant, the kianoys are
oYerwoiEed. the lungs arc no. called
upon TO breathe with sufficient dspth
ana energy to satisfy tho demands of
the tissues for their needed amount Of
,oaygen- And thus the body needs help.
must haYo it, Experience comes to our
relief, end What better guide could we
select than tie example Of those vho
annually know exactly what 70 do
u-se s. s. s.
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A Little Down

the stars. The college authorities first
TIRED Colorado ana tasiforniai and then
work WAS done back Of Lima. ~ an
:ltItud. of about that OF Mi Washing
ton, OH what is now called Mt. Harvard;
hut in lSHe they changed their station
10 Areuuipa. The change WAS made
hecanSc this place Was thought to have
NOR, clear days and clear nights than
ANY other locality on earth. Since then
The astronomers of the university nave
hccn WORKING here right along. aud
mat not only ~ the observatory, but
at tn" automatic meteorological STA
tipn, which tncy have placed on the top
oil Mt. MiSti.
Mt. Mis,i is 1870 feet high and this
>'ud III the world 1t is higher than
any point in America outside Alaska.
and IL i fully = mile higher than our
observatory on The top oi pixies Peak.
The site OF tho station is on I'll" edge Of
= huge crater. which until lately has
ieen sending out clouds ot yellow SUI
pnurous Napor i.o90 feet into the air
These clouds nave now stopped. and |
ann told that the volcano has been spit
in@ out water and steam: no o., one
l.uoSVS what this may portend. The
auto.natic Instruments on tho noun
tain are Keeping a record Of mcteoro-
logical movements. aud the scientists
visit them at intervals and bring back
the results. III" machines work win
great regularity, but sometimes tho
mountain is 50 covered with snow ANA
at other times visited by terrible winds
- that there may now and then he 4
break Professor Bailey. who cstab-
li..h"d the station. had great trouble IL
getting the Indians to help him MP the
volcano with the Instruments. and II
took Il large number 81 mules 10 carry
thc material AZ the TOP lie found IN
iroi! cross standing. and ut TINS the
Indians fell DOWN and worshlpeu.
wish could take YOU over tho
lenao - Areluipa., The country Is
more drcary and wilder in aspect than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Health and Beauty Answers
By MRS. MAE MARTYR

The use Of this spurmax lotion Will
remove the oilE; sallow, unhealthy color
ana add a touch IL refined elegance to
the daintcst complexion.
Mrs \. y. u; No woman who prizes
her hair VIII use soap which, because
aircaky. brittle and Interchangeable.
Try canthroX-jusi dissolve u tea
Spoo,nihi IN :, cup ot hot water ana rub
scalp. This makes an abundance Of
rich, cleansing ia;hor that, is very
soothing 10 tender, itehS acaibs Rims
ing leaves the SCALP imnaculately
clean. and each 5trord 81 hair viii be
soft. shimmcry mud fol- ~ health. Can
rectinr unnatural conGitious-cx
"iiiness. dryncss " proiuse dandruff.
Julia: The pimply. blotchy condition
OF Your skin Is due to accumulated poi
sons. Take the following old fashioned
blood cleanser and hoay builder and
pint alcohol put ounce kardcnc (Which
You get from the drug sstore), and u
cupful sugar. then add iiot water 10
make full quart, y tablespoonful s
times IL day is the dose. this tonic acts
gently on the organs Of elimination,
and thus Increases your appetite and
giving value of your food and tones tho
entire system and for!ifics it against
disease.
Mrs. jack: Wrinkles and fine lines
are easily removed with almozoin
cream jelly. prepared as follows: Into
y pint water. put | ounce almozoin and
: tcaspoonfuls glyccrine. Let stand
until entirely dissolved Cleanse tho
skin and dry thoroughly before using.
For wrinkles. apply freely and mas
sage gently the long way Of the
creascs. This treatment stimulates the
stuntcd tissues and they soon resume
their normal condition. When this Is
done the wrinkles or lines will have
vanished. AS skim cleanser and COM
plexion rejnvenator an almoZoin cream
jelly is not cqualed. and it's use not
only restores the refined loneliness OF
youth. but protects it against the raw
ages OF time.
:. Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beauty
S5.--Adv.
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Metropolis of Southern Peru
was OH the upgrade, to get TO the
*;ors that lcd to the custom-h house.

was OH the upgrade. to get TO the
s;ors that icd TO The custom-house.
When visited Arequipa in 1895 1t
was hEnt.e by coal oil. ana | do not
remember that iii had q ear line. II
iias now m electric light plant from
turbines run by water power and also
an cSccilcn, system Of tramwuys.
which II X cS;cnd:ng out into ;ite
country. II IS well equipped a. To ,cl-
cphoh"s. both local and long distance
and the telephone companies VIII ..c-
tcpt long distance messages at tcln-
graph rates. which are ONLY IL cents
Tor ten words. For 81 cents YOU may
tax Tor five minutes between Are
0ui?a aad Mcilcndo. q distance or more
than loo mites. venture tn. -ato
Is less tnan one-half that Of the United
states.
With the completion of the canal
Aroduipa viii become :, tourist resort,
" IS place for breaking the Journey
"n the long ride up the Andes Noun
t;lns from the ocean 10 Lake Titicara
and CuZco. and il ought 10 have ..nod
hot"is. The best Of those il ha,; now
!" kept ~ an Italian named Morosiui.
Who quarters his guests on ono siae
81 the plaza and feeds them on IN.
o'h.r SIDE in u long. low. caveliiSc
vault which Is known rs tho comcao-
~ "IHiu&-ro"rn. Tho food is good ami
'hr bedrooms arc large. tut there arc
y" modern lwproVepcnts. aud the sani-
Jury ARRANGEMENTS arc poor
From Sightseeing point. find Arc
I"'P' ipit' as interesting rs Lima. u
hls it great cathedral, huil, ar ,,.l,it,
stone which must cover M, a.rc -,
't space WIS faces ON The nlaYn
"ll'hS tho whole cot one side of ~
SI"tr", TIC three other >iocs prc 20 :
49, ~ stores more pnaiut than amy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Dolly: When my scalp l.; itchy ] use
q s,.alp and hair tonic NL.ci can b.,
made III home for little cost n.y. adding.
ouhce ouinZoiN Ceet from your drug
storc>, to i, pint alcohol. then !. pint
water This gives YOU a fun mint Of n;
very supcrior tonic. Rubbing a little
into the scalp twice Il week quickly
and permanently relieves Irritation,
oycrco,nes daldrufT and corrccts faulty
use OF quinzoin tonic restores the
former iustrc and sort nun 10 faded
'stringy hair and inS'lres IN abundant
ana belutlihl growth
Worried: Here is II harmless and
highly satisfactory way To Danish
supcriiuous hairs Make a paste with
a little powdered dclatonc and water
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

the mountain with the most delicate
blues, pinks, lavcndcrs ana ,nauycs.
aud III" whole looked like q mighty
picture ia colors, irstantancuuslr
skctched 10y the hands 81 the gods AS
We started out we could see The ocean
rolling its spray high 0n the beach
and ut the clos" 1T our journey tho
moon was jus. rising over the snow
ot the mountain above old Arcqupa
'ihc whole formed Il panorama such as
| have seen nowhere else, and such as
! venture eau be seen nowhere else in
the world.
Copyright. 1914, 10y Frank g. Carpen-
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feet deep. and their ceilings are archcd
so that the whole looks like one lon;
vault The goods are hung from the
ceilings and piled mp on the floors.
Tho market seems to be good one.
and saw many American articles
Nearly all the houses Of Arcquipa
have vaultcd roofs. and on some of the
one-story structures the roofs extend
up in oval domcs or hoods. The city
is under the shadows of the Volcano
Mount Misti. and in the past has had
serious earthquakes. For this reason
the skyscrapcr will never be known.
and to-day Il iive-story building would
lie the talk oftthc town. i.
The city is one of the oldest towns
in America. and il dates back almost
To the days Of Pizarro. 1t is Il place
OF old families and of considerable
culture 1t is an ecclesiastical and
political centre. 1t has a university
and several colleges, and also !, school
or arts and an agricultural institute.
Moreover. it boasts OF having the finest
hospital In all South America, and
That, although It's climate is one o:
the finest on earth
In fact, I doubt whether you will
lind many places that have finer wealth
e. all the year around than Arcuuipa
the Sky Is almost always blue, and the
sun almost always shines. At least
This has been the case until lately. The
People tell mo there are moro clouds
in tho Sky now than ever before, and
understand that this cloudy condi-
t'cn Is so Increasing that Harvard Uni
rcrsity is seriously considering tho re-
oval of its observatory from here to
some other place.
doubt not. many Of YOU have heard
OF the Harvard observatory. II is ono
oil the most noted astronomical stations