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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
FOR EDUCATION

It is encouraging to note from the daly press that state, denomination al and private universities and col RgeS have opened their doors under favorable auspices. Faculties and pa aonS In most instances are gratified ame increase of matriculation so far noted Tn most of the educational insti- ~uOnS It means more trained men ana women, which should be a conso- AuOn to the citizens of the South west.
 put the schools that most people are more profoundly interested in are pU'lc schools that vitally effect so many people and upon which all other "uSauonal institutions are more or v" uependent. Most of the men and sya'Sn s.u In the few years that follow ' Oe uependent upon the public n. sl'O' TOT the duties and responsibi- .s. aasS Oi life. Hence as our rural ,N '''' ana urban high schools open n.s ~'s year let us as citizens, officers, h., ''' ana teachers realize as never ,,,a' e our responsibility to the thou tLs;. ' m no" entering school and for tIsi. , 5 5'nclency when they enter upon
 ''D uu0es in life.-Farm and Ranch.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday September 26th, Holy Mass will be celebrated in St. Charles church, Prescott, at 9:3O a. m.
 The Epistle for the eighteenth Sun day after Penticost is taken from I Cor. 1, AS; and the Gospel from Matt. TX, IS. Evening Service will be at 2 p. m.
 Bible Study and Christian Doctrine classes at II a. m.
 Strangers and visitors are welcome at all our services.
 Father McGrath.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
Additional Locals
Go to church tomorrow,

to to church tomorrow.
 The W. l. T. Y. Club is enjoying the matinee at the Gem.
 Diamond Dyes. Putnam Dyes-all coiors at Hesterly Drug Store. Adyt.
 Hon. J. o. A. Bush has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Ind
 For Sale-One horse, buggy, wagon and harness. Cheap for cash.-J. c. Woodul. Ad,+ +f
 Born-Yesterday afternoon to Mir. and Mrs. Tom Halcomb, Prescott route number five, boy.
 This store is at your service with the best of everything.-Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
 "Lord Baltimore" the original Pound Paper-25 cents per box at Guthrie's. Advt.
 Watson & Avens Chocolate and Va nilla Ice Cream at Hesterly Drug Store. Adyt
 Mrs. Brown, of Arkdelphia was in the city yesterday and was accompan- jed home by her father Dr. R. L. Hinton.
 On and after October 1st we will conduct our business on a cash basis pay for your laundry when bundle is delivered.-Prescott Steam Laundry.
 Advt.
 Will N. Mum, of Laneburg, was in the city today attending to business matters and came around to the News office and subscribed for The Pres colt Daily News.
 The Little Rock Travellers will play a game of ball Monday, the 27th at Hope with the All-Stars. Quite a number of Prescott fans will go there to witness the game.
 David Cummings, who has been here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cummings and other relatives and friends, left this morning for Anna polls, Maryland, where he is student in the U. s. Naval School.
 w. c. Martin, member of the board of equalization, which has been in session here for the past two weeks, went to his home at Rosston this af- ternoon. He will return here next week and the board will re-convene. It will require another week for this body to complete their labor.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible School at 10 a. m. Preach ing by the pastor at II a. m., subject; Why Do You Go To Church." Even ing services at 7:3O subject "The Thing That Pleases God" Miss Alfa Williams will sing both morning and night.
 Theo. F. Hall, Pastor.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Preaching at II. a. m.
 No evening service. We again close our church to give all an opportunity to attend the Baptist revival and hope that every person in Prescott and vii cinity will hear the last sermon bv Evangelist Bennett Sunday night.
 Jno. C. Williams, Pastor.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
S F TIN G s arm and Ranch.

so;d nurse ~ will live 25 days without dsv, ,Uaa' ~i,a merely drinking water; IT hr ,"n ",'nOut either eating or drink solid i, @i,u foa, only five days when eating
 'Ou without drinking.
 .,sl1s ~'Fe eeo than 4S,OOO,oOo cent pieces. nss,IS ,'09 . nlckles, 23,43O,oo dimes. half a.H 1VOO'OOO quarters, 1.422 $50 Were oo;' @0'lars and $4O,533,slO in gold ernmsn. sO'ned 2 by the United States gov
 '''ng the last fiscal year. s', ' flag at the arne tims of of ths ths re~n" unTd the Msx;. the war of 1872, 2s during the CivA CA',aa War, 35 at the time of Anerieann Vas' and 45 in the Spanish
 war Now there are 4s. oOOOOO oa. slla'ed on the basis of g. notoris,.' automobiles that American g for ' r,,s spend $7SO,OOO,oOO annual, chdes srsD tuning expenses. This in. pairs to trything as from tires and re- nlady's b'~s, bspgg,es and carnations for
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
Tips From Texas.

Dallas News.
 Maybe this is called a mans world because the world, the flesh and the devil are so frequently linked together. The old-fashioned woman who thought an ideal husband stayed at home after supper now has a daugh- ter who drags hers out seven nights a week.
 Furthermore the man who buries his money in a hole hardly ever becomes high flyer.
 If man sat around his house in a kimona women would call him a slouch.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

Topeka, Kan, has appropriated $l9,717 for health this year. It will be spent for milk inspection, sanita- tion, plumbing inspection and for a city physician. The appropriation does not include garbage removal and disposal.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

Warsaw was captured by the Swedes in 656. and 1794 the Prus- sians successfully attacked the city. Until the recent capture by the Ger mans the city had been in Russian hands since the suppression of the great Polish uprising of 1880.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS

White velveteen, and most colored ones, too, will wash beautifully. Just knead and squeeze quickly in warm no hot-lather. Wiring carefully and shake well. While still damp iron on the wrong side on thick felt or a blanket covered with a clean sheet.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

Massachusetts capitalists are ar ranging to establish large shoe fac tory, the first in Oklahoma, in or near Tulsa, Sites in West Tulsa and in New Tulsa about 10 miles west of here, on the line of the proposed Tulsa -Sapulpa interurban road, are under consideration. The plant will employ TOO people.
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25
Porter's Barber Shop
West Front Street
 Good Barbers Sharp RaZOrs Clean Towels

We want to see you. If you let us shave you today you will be- come one of our regular cus- toners.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

Black stockings should never be washed in water which has been used for other fiannels, or they will be GOV cred with shreds and "bits."
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-25

Your eiderdown quilt will wash beautifully Wash it quickly in warm lather Rinse in several warm wat CTS; dry quickly and shake frequent ly to keep the down evenly distribut- ed. And squeeze around the button occasionally as the water runs down.
 Olive oil is the best fattener for thin folks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
YALE COACHES DEPRESSED
ONEK MANN INII.RIIcS

NEW HAVEN, conn. October Do
Because Of the weakened condition Of
the Yale eleven. due TO injuries re-
IciNcd In the Washington and JEFF
icrson game on Saturday. little Scrim-
maging Will be ordered this week To-
days work included simply signal re-
hcarSn! and an attempt to instruct
the players in defensive Improvement
The punting and drop kicking have
teen unsatisfactory. and Or Bull to-
DAY spent an hour with Smith. Neville.
Waite, savage. Way and AmcS. Bal
dridEc and Black were in uniform and
Will be used iii part OF Saturdays game
against Colgate. The coaches are de-
pressed over the outlook because of
the increased number of injuries To-
day marked the close Of receipt of an
November l3, and indications arc thnt
for the first time in years, there Will
he a public sale of tickets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
SPIDERS HONOR PR|vOTT
FOOTBALL STAR NEW HEAD
Of ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
rniInfcrro VIII Manage rrnck Tenn.
Grid SOUND Gets Light Work
Only.

Richmond College students ycster-
day held tho annual election Of OIL
GERS Tor the athletic association.
, lake frivot. who for the past three
varsity football team, was elected
president. The Office of vice president
made vacant By tn" election OF Privott'
WAS not filled, aud II special election
VIII he held for this purpose In The
near future. Joseph Leslie editor nr
the Richmond collceian. The Spider
weekly. was elected secretary. DR. w
~ Harris. faculty athletic adviser. was
named as treasurer.
In the election of managers for tho
track team was the hottest race \
Hoyd Tnliafcrro winning out over
Walter *. Allen on the third halloi
Manager Taliafcrro will have AN M.
assistant by the election Of James
Patton. ''
:, Only light work was INDUCED In by
Erci'tcr part OF the time being devoted
TO Il blackboard lecture by Coach Dol
son on the errors of omission and
~ the conclusion Of the lecture he mn
ms men through It short signal iriii
- get them looscned up in some nt
th'ir JOINTS In preparation for a hard
weeks work.
An Of tn" men that pnrticipa,cd in
IN" gam" wcr" out in uniform vith
on" exception, that being Robins ri,.ht
ineHis' who sustained a wremchcd knee
'houSht that The injury is only :,
MINOR ono. and that he viii he ahlc
10 get INTO harness I'm time TO ho i'm
Eo"n condition for til" game with
hahlpdcn- sidney on saturday
Miihournc ANA l'rivott cuds. and
iht Carter. who have been on The
injured list for the past woci; NJ.
, re-, Welding TO treatment. and with
I"licsc vii. present a strong front
against the Tigers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
VIRGINIA SQUAD uNHuRT
GEORGIA GAME DID NOT
lNJURE ANY OF PLAYERS
Team Showed little Ability ON SUtur-
on!, Making Many incNcusnblc
FumiIcS and MiSplnSS.

SNill.E. VA, October
2'.-Nirginia'S football squad came
out of the Georgia game in splendid
condition. Two or three OF the play
rrs were burned by coming in too fire.
uucnt contact with the lime on the
Athens Sridirou. The only abScntccS
from practice to-day were Captain
Coleman and Left Half Mayer. Light
work WAS given the men who partiCi-
patcd in the Georgia game, the play
crs returning to the gymnasium by >
O'Clock.
In search OF new material the puin-
t"t OF coaches sent teams u "ma G
through y "tT thirty minutes scrm-
mage: Follow ing long signal drill.
The former eleven was lsivcn the ball
most of the time in order TO try out
l;lakcy and ro!ndcNtcr as defensive
i ,Edi; both shovel up well. ana If
varsity at an early date. ON one oc-
CASTOR. however. poindcNi"r got sucked
Over on u lateral pass from - kicnon.
ANA hut TOR tumble tn" play would
have been good for u touchdown.
Two tomchdowns were registered by
Catchinc long forward pass, and
thurchman the second on a line
plunge. Substantial gains were made
by Rhodes and Churchman. who are
ais" making rapid progress ANA may
he seen in action against Virginia,
Military Institute on saturday. car
ring ton ran the team.
While coaches and players declare
that Georgia has It formidable team. it
is apparent from the comments drop
PED That Virginia did not display niue n
icamwork on Saturday. tina; the play
"rS failed to follow tho bah. and were
guilty of numerous, inexcusablc FUN
blcS. TWO or three OF paddOck's kick )
were blocked, but in each instance
Georgia recovered the ball. Ed An
derSon once raced thirty yards. but
dropped tho pigskii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
STUDENTS NOT LIVE STOCK
Must PAY Full RniIroad Fare. RuIc.
Commerce. tnmn,i..inn of
PENNSYLVANIA

STATE CoLLEGE PA. October 20
lIHns OF pennsylvania State College
me nis football games TO be played by
inc Blue and Whit" away from homo
nave been shattered by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. il was lcnrncd
o-lay.
IT was ruled that. despite the will
!hShtSS OF n" students 10 travel in
II was illegal for railroads TO trans
port human beings under the special
cI9"Sihc;ttton OF live stoch."
The students hoped 30 see the Hair
Nnrd game next week at Caiubrioec at
Il cost of about s. for railroad fare.
whereas TN. Journey in rullmans
would cost them $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
WILL GO TO SAVANNAH
Council! Committee to Attend Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Annunl Con-
Ncnffon ON November o.

The Council Committee on Dock.
ElEer and liarhor, last night fixed Mon
DAY, November :, as the date for the
departur" of the Richmond delegation
10Y savannah, Ga. to attend the an
nual convention Of the Atlantic Becncr
Waterways Association. The convcu-
ton viii last from November 10 No
vcmbcr -
Under the Council resolution provid- =
ihS Tor tn" expenses Of the local dele
sati"h the Richmond representation
VIII CONSIST OF the members of tho
Dock. River and Harbor C0umittco
the presidents Of the two branches of
the CITY Council. and the Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
PITCHER RUTR'S BAD LUCK
Wins Hall Gnnr, hut loses .:5o0 nin.
W"ni Rini; ii"ught From Series
Nome.

BALTIMORE MD. October 81
hlIr l!ah" Ruth VAS pitching his old
team. the - Mary's Industrial school
70 victort yesterday afternoon. on" OF
IN" brothers Of Tho institution to whom
carat Snlitair" ring. lost the jewel
Whlle WORKING to Keep the big crowd
IRON 'Hv'"1cHinG on tn" inn.ld.
ttutr paid $500 for tho ring which
contained In" first diamond he had
"I"T owned II" had bought it from
'"" proceeds o! his share OF the world
series spells
BABE won his game. ~ 90 =. Fritz
MalF"i. Of me- Yankees, played - star
S.un" at thirl Tor ST Mary's. tciGin.
''.niN everything that came his way
and hitting Ike Il iicnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
CRIMSON COACHES HOLD
LONG. CUNI"EHE.Nrl:S

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. October TIA
conference OF Harvard coaches was
held tonight in Boston for a general
discussion o: the Cornell game q talk
about the relative abilities of the Har-
ward players. and to plan for the flu
turc
Iiarvard's defeat hurt all the more
because eight of the eleven mon who
started against Cornell We're veterans,
ami seven were rated as regulars. one
or two changes in the varsity eleven
are almost sure to be recorded when
the SQUAD gets down to work to-mor-
row. The majority OF the players who
opened up against Cornell were al
lowed 10 rest this afternoon, but the
whole crew, including Gilman, Wal
lace ana King. who were injured Sat /
talk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
OLDEST ACTIVE BALL PLAYER
II Cobb LASTS This Long. he VIII he
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All
Round 1inu.

I'ITTSEVRGW. OctOhcr 2I-CicOrcc
Artzhcr@cr. siNty-*cvcm years ola. n
his 1915 playing season with tho Witt
mcr team, the strongest amateur team
in Allegheny County During the sea
son he played SiXty-Onc fun games:
His official batting average is a2i I'm
tho field his mark was $40
ArtZhCr%cr plays outiicld positions
equally we'll In - game August 30 lie
made five hits. scored four runs and
sto!c two bases. He claims ia be the
oldest active ball player in IL" world
and declares that he can run bases.
hit and throw ms well AS he could when
IN" was forty years younger which as.
Scriton Is borne out by his record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
tOtNf.LL t:I.I.If:N SAID
TO III, pIINSIt'tII,S t.unD

tain Barrett is all right He can
play tomorrow. If he wants to. and
the team as Il whole is i'm the best ply
steal condition of the season" was the
cheering statement issued this even
inE by University Physician Munford
on the condition OF the Cornell squad.
lie explained that careful examination
failed TO show that Barrett suffered
any real injury when he was kicked
unconscious on soldiers Field on sat
urday while tackling Mahnn. The on
tir" team WAS given Il good rest o-da Y,
not even reporting for a lecture. Head
coach Sharpe has not vet returned
from New Haven, but may be here to-
morrow, when the squad will yet down
TO business for the game with Nirgluii,
polytechnic Institute on SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
ACKERMAN ARRESTED
Driver of Car in sunday Morning Mis-
hap tis" Faces Churgc Of
Reckless DRIVING.

David Ackerman. driver of the auto
mobile which collidcd with u machine
driven by w. c. Saunders. Jr. on ErooI,
avenue early Sunday morning CAUSING
an accident in which five persons were
injured, was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF reckless driving He was
"hiied for his appearance in the Police
Court on November 20. the date set for
the hearing Yesterday when Saunders
was "rrai@ncd before Justice Crutch-
hoid on II similar charge.
Most Of those injured in the acct
den; have left the hospitals to which
they were carried, and the others were
reported last night as improving rapid
iv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
BLACKSTONE HIGH WINS
Defeat" f'arm"iiic High ny Three
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Runs Team
Well

-, Ei.AfCNSToNE. VA October %.
team won ~ IS TO victory over the
fHrmvili" IliTh School team at Farm
VII" to-day. Obj. Land and Robinson
each registered one touchdown for the
visiting team. Dcruc, Blackstone. :
mi9%c, quarter back. ran his team
forward passes Tho BLACKSTONE Hirh
school has scored total OF 9S points
go FAR bis season &" their opponents
nome team played we'll hut was unable
10 cain consistently. the forwards OF
~" opp"Sim" team often throwing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
IT STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

1t has leaked ont that J,cis Dunn b,.
hopes Of getting Eirdic Cree next sea-
son; Th. Yankee uuttcidcr did not
make rs good Il shown. last wear as il,
he past, and il is rumorcd that Ia, is
Tered by him in 1912 shortened his
career rs II star for several years. hut
II" would make the climbers :, yaniablr
man. particularly as Dunn has handled
hlm before. Wucu he is right there
arc mighty few uutiicldcrs who have
anNthing on cree, either in the field or
4 ut bat
j.. ,it;1I !" S,,,r' Oh ne season Tie
,'..;, n.,, ""I I..pli IN sltnihr ny the
,,.in - IT, n.y. - WI! OK """"'lnE UP
hns hn,., ~ .piiu 90 lh'S handicap,
i;irhmnnJ No. i' .',',.G 1t Top Position Tor
l., ,;, 49,,
,hr IT,, Ely 81 'he deh,niS "t Dunn and
of th,' i,i'.,'I ,,sMlninS 'ny shiltnS
are stilI ,.l.,i,,;n ~, ~ ",n H,' '.''nS
'rhe latest is OTTAWA. Cnnai, vyhirh nor
rnond fran,his"' I'm, IA, i, MI, Nj 'h'g ,!
the Richmond rInvcr. 70, J., , ,',II
ShauIucSsv former ,nnnn..,, -
{ i;Oanukc TIGERS is ,t tbn holm, nr thc
Ottawa. carndi;,, I,.,,.,. ,i,,h
' '"''
Tho .r,,o,,o r..,,,,
,,on,,,.,,,' ~. -" ."'l Amusement
Nyiii,,,. - "'"!'PIn us actlp" against
10 In, ,,nrr.'i" ~, '''n ~ Mn" Jnhli"n
,.. .,,,'" '"', 10y mao" salary ad-
negotiated II settlement thc ,arns nf
which were not made multi. W
Football is no mollycoddlc game. I'm,
against it. following the rcport ,h;,t
eight deaths nav. rrS,,it.,d ib;y . ,"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Miss Harris Hurt by Aufo

MISS Dorothy Harris, of 404 Chamber
iaEhc Avenue, was struck by an anto-
mobile. bearing the license number
2Oii". n"a" Fourth and Broad Streets
yesterday afternoon and slightly in
Jufcd' Hhr was knocked down, and
i,'"."'r'"hS wh" witnessed the accl-
dent carried her into the store of
Kaufman S Co, where she received
medical attention. She was able to go
to her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

= Cray iladdon and George f.. Wise
candidates for commemorative At.
iorn"I, viii speak at the Springfield
H'h"nl Friday night, by invitation Of
INC i"unG Mems Progressive AsSocia-
Ion ms Is the regular meeting Of
tt ASSOCIATION. and matters of interest
10 the section will come up. This will
DE Inc h:St meeting of the candida ties
since they formally entered the race.
The public is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Whitman Dcfcnts Mcfarland

In tho exhibition series Of i've rau,c.;
or t'npinS inarking III" opening of Van
i,Ehr alleys In Petersburg last uich,
whit Whitman, manager Of tho Ecw.
port Alleys Ia this city. dcfcnted "
W MrFArland. holder Of TIA. lntcrcitv
tIti". by six pins. The contest. as me
winning Scor" shows. was close" ana
was iull OF interest from start To fin
iSh II IS probable that .: similar match
VIII y" arranged for tho local alleys
as feature of the opening ~ tho
Richmond Rowling Association season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
NMNHto nhNlcca rec.lNea bal ,his al

irlNat" IiVlcca received in this CITY
from thiCaGo SAY charles couiyk.L
has aualiy MAD" up his mind To switch
me i'"luih% ntp next Spln" from
California 10 Texas. says The Oakland
ilhNn'. THIS action is not PROMPTED
Ht amy dissatisfaction over conditions;
here. hat because he believes that the
Western. trip o? the world champions
win take the edge off the uIblic's vel
come 20 IT," White Sox. and also be-
cause he thinks Calirorniuus have be-
gun TO tire OF tho whitc-hosc elan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

NEW YORK. October @,-Thc mari
tai troubles Of Henry C'ioiuc") Xiln-
mormuu. second haSeman Of the CHI
Gag" nationals came To AN Issue to-day.
when supreme Court IGstit" Grady dis
missed nc suit Tor S"pn. ttiou hrou.;ht
10y Mrs ii"ien ,'haZn" Zimmerman. but
ordered that Iimm"rmau's action for
absolute divorce against his wife should
proceed. Fho separation suit was dis
missed when Mrs. Himm"rman's attor-
n"y announced that his client had dig
appcnrcd with her daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Sarah Hammer, Il ycar-old girl.
was run over by It wagon near Seven
iccnth and Ncnablc Streets yesterday
morning ana slightly hurt Ambulance
SURGEON Davis treated the Sirl and
took her to her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
White Sox to I'IorIdn.

CHICAGO. october oa-Thc Chicago
American League club will establish ),
Framing camp In Florida next spring
instead OF making IN" annual ,rip to
California; o"ala. half way between
Jarksunvilc and Tampa ii WAS am
nounC'u yesterday. probably will be the
place chosen for the camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Jacket Rucketrr. Victorious.

GREENSBORO, y. e, October 60
ltandoiph- Macon's tennis team de
fcHt"d EIon College at EiOu TODAY,
taking two matches out Of three
Smith and Eggicston won from Hol-
lana ana HardCastlc, a.. los. smith
beat Holland 60 and SD Egslcs,ou
lost 10 IihrdonStl.. Ii unH 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Eirc Nncs snnn nu,nurc

y loss of about $500 was sustained
hy ii"rudon X Fields in the rear OF
l2li North First street Yesterday
morning. when their coal and wood
EaEd caught fire from some undctcr-
mined cause. The tire was distinguished
" ith little trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Connie Mack has added as u late atldi-
non TO his baseball school one Frank
hart known as the Iron Man of
Carlisle. lie is Il pitcher who halls
from Carlisle. PA. and has made q;
record pitching bah in that section
Mack VIII Keep on adding them during
Tue winter. and IL Is reported that his
rockies will he kept working out at
SIibe Park until the snow nics