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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
10 the Rescue
in Blood Diseased
just the Help Needed to Over.
come Worst Troubles.

In S. S. S., the famous blood purifier,
Is the greatest natural repair crew known.
1t Is an antidote for germs. that once L.,
loose, multiply so fast that a definite dij
ease Is apparent over night. And yet So
powerful Is tho influence Of s. $. S. that
like vast army 1t spreads oil through
the blood checks disease, opens up ali tho
valves Of escape aud throws out disease
through the lungs, Kidneys, bladder, bow els
and skin.
Do not become panic stricken II e rash
or hollis or eruptions iniame the skin.
Nature Is doing her best bat Nature Is nj
the same time calling for help and In
;. s. s. Is Just the kind of help Nature
demands, for 1t Is q pure vegetable remedy
with IN action that vigorously follows the
blood channels and cleans and repairs rs
it goes along. In every community nre
neople who know this to ho true. They
have used S. S. S. and are, blood clean,
through and through.
Get bottle OF s. q. s. today at any
drug store. Drive out those destructive
germs that cause skin cruptions, sore throat
swollen glands, blood riS!ngs painful rheu
matte joints, chronic bronchitis and musi
NIL conditions OF disease. Read the foIdc,
around the bottle that tells about the great
work being done to assist sufferers IL you
would know more about the blood and iti
treatment, write for special book 10 TIL.
Swift Specific Co.. SO Swift Bldg, Atlanta
Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
NO MEET AT GRAYS' ARMoRY;
EVENING GIVEN TO PRACTICE

The inter-company track meet Of tho
Grnys. scheduled for last night, was
postponed because Of the lateness Of
entries by tho contestants
The evening was devoted to try-outs
or the men who expect to meet McGills
next Saturday night.
Considerable rivalry has DEVELOPED
between the companies, and the prac-
tee OF this week Viii undoubtedly go
far toward seasoning the Cirays There
il no question as To material In tho
ranks of the boys who drill under the
Zig Ben that tolls the hours Wit
sufficient training they can score hgI
and they seem TO have the necessary
determination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Federation Baseball
Committee to Meet

The Federation baseball commit
tee, which will have charge Of
amateur ball in Richmond this yenr,
will hold it's first meeting We,ines-
day afternoon ut the BiucH' Armory
ut $40 o'clock. The dntcs for the
opening and closing of the various
leagues under the federation will
be arranged, together with other Inn
porfant business.
The members of the committee
arei George Mcsweeny. chairman, II.
E. Hotze, Jr, secretary, w. IL.
Parker and Sheppard Crump.
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Slow Cnmc MT Wuke Fore,t.

WAKE FOREST. n. c.. February ~.
In n slow and llstloss game. Wake
Forest defeated the quint from Ra-
leigh Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tonight by the score OF 33 to II.
The game WAS witnessed by large
crowd. From the beginning II was
apparent TINT the visitors we're out
chased, hut with the local team play
ing far below Its usual form they
were able to hold them to n tie for the
FIRST half. The score standing 10 TO 10.
The work of Robert Holding for tho
visitors stood forth prominently this
the exception OF Holding. Wake Forest
came back strong in the last half and
added % points TO the score. while the
visitors were able TO register only two
field goals. The guarding OF the Bnp-
lists proved too much for the visitors.
and they were forced to play defensive
ball the greater part OF the game. Hail.
the Baptist captain. led In goal shoot
ing. finding the basket for a total OF
twelve points In the last half The
lineup:
'talcigh
y NJ c. A. Position. W. F..
Faucette right fofword Holding
Seit'nnn ..,. left forward. ...: Beam
EldE,Ee right guard BIllinss
summary: Suhstitutions-Hall for
Beam, Carrick for Franks, Davis for
Killings. Hensley for Whitehurst. Field
goals-Hall cd. Holding az. Franks.
carrick f2), Killings. Heam, Faucette
tS).. r.. Holding (3). Seitmnn. Foul
goals-Hoiding (s). Referee-crozier.
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
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Agile, Get the Short End.

LEXINGTON. VA. February IS
Washington and Lee tonight defeated
North Carolina at basketball. AZ to 81,
the Generals having a slight edge on
the visitors In every department Of the
game. Young and Pierotti starred for
the best game for the Aggies II was,
from Washington and Lees standpoint,
the best played game OF tho season.
than in previous games. LIne-up:
w. & L. Position. A. d NJ
Seely. ...... left forward Dowd
Vaiss. $50. right forward Temple
Miles. ......... centre 80. .Spaulding
Young. -. right guard Van Brockiin
ri smmary ls6s sues ass
I.ee-Seely (6), Vaiss ($), Miles (51,
Young go. Pierotti t2). Agricultural
and Mechanical-Dowd (4). Temple (5),
SDauldlng (2), Mass. Goals from foul
Miles, out Of attempts; Spaulding
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In favor of the Navy. With tho hslp
OF CAPTAIN London and the regular
nell climbed steadily in the second pc.
Rod. and clever goal by Ashmsad
TIED tho scoro as tho regular period
ended.
When the extra period of nve minutes
was ordered, Smith scored almost at
once for the Navy, md Brown fol-
lowed for Cornell. both goals being
difficult. With less than a minute to
play. Brown got a chance to try from
the foul line, and netted tho ball nice
point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

RALEIGH. y. c., February 1s.-Guil-
ford College fell an easy victim to
Carolina tonight in the basketball
game in the City Auditorium where
the game was witnessed by quite a
large crowd. The score was As to az.
Carolina outclassed Guilford at every
stage of the game.
The Prcsbyterians made sprint at
the start getting the ball In the bask at
within two minutes after the play bo-
gan. But Carolina thereafter took the
lead. and there was no further doubt
about the outcome. The lineup:
Carolina. Position. Guilford
Long left forward. Wood
Johnson. right forward. ,..... Jones
Tandy 80. centre .E.... .Groome
Tenant. right guard. .Seamans
Davis. left guard. .Iiink lie
Cardinals team starts tomorrow in
an extended Northern trip for series
Of games.
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INDIANA AFTER STATE
BOXING COMMISSION

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. February Ia
he lcgaliZed in Indiana by bill In
troduced in tho Legislature to day. The
hill Is similar to the Wisconsin law,
except that II provides for only one
commissioner instead of three.
Boxing bouts would DO limited to
ten rounds, and betting and tho sale
of Intoxicating liquors ut the place of
tho bout would be prohibited.
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Cornell Rent. Nnyx

ANNAPOLIS, MD, February 49,
Cornell won n drought bask ct ball
game from tho midshipmen, "a to IS,
to-day. Playing with several sub
first half, and that period ended l6 to
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Army Defeat. Syracuse.

VEST POINT. \. y, February "a
istered the first defeat Syracuse Uni
yersity has suffered in two years to-
day, winning In easy fashion, by n
score Of oS TO - In a weil-played game.
Oliphant and McTaggart starred for
the Cadets while Crisp was best for
Syracuse. 1t was the Army's nth
straight win.
The Army plebe team went on to it's
twelfth straight win to-day, defeating
MI. Pleasant Military Academy OF Os.
shining. &c to q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Monthly Meeting of
r. A. A. F.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
GRAFTON will be held Tuesday after
noon MT the Rlues' Armory at $3.50
o'clock. All members are urged to
he present, as matters Of importanss
Will be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

NORFOLK, VA, February 13.-The
Richmond Howitzer basketball team
proved no match for the Norfolk Cen
trail Young Mems Christian Association
quint tonight, the locals winning with
ease by 81 to 20 score. Norfolk was
never in danger, and after taking the
lead early In the game. held II ali the
way. AT the end of the first half the
locals were leading, 30 to 10.
Centrafs victory was due to n better
passing game and closer following OF
The ball under the opponents baskets
Time after time the local shooters
missed tries for field goals on first at
tcmDts, but Gagged the ball when the
lIowit2er guards failed to cover the
follow attack.
In the second half Rowe. one OF the
IIowitzer guards. suffered a broken
nose and had to leave the game. Line
up:
" NJ. c. a. Position. Howitzers.
Armstrong. left forward Lawrence
Thomas right forward ......... Bell
Rories. left guard Rove
Stell. 1880. right guard .Kelvey
Summary: Snbstitutions-C. White
hurst for Bortes, G.. Whitehurst for
Stcll. McCurdy for Bell Bell for Rowe.
Field goals-Armstrong (7), Thomas
~, Bowen (2), Borjes. G. Whitehurst,
c. Whitehurst (2), Stell (5), Lawrencc
go. Bell, Metcalf (3). McCurdy Goals
from fouls-Armstrong, 8-14; Lawrence.
1928. Time of halves 20 minutes
Referee. Skinner. of Hampton. Umpire.
Harrington. OF Norfolk.
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CIuster sprfnes Win Two.

CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA, February
Danvile School here this afternoon in
q double header basketball game Cius-
ter winning In the second team contest
score II to II. Both games We're fast
and exciting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

OF Travelled
nim
% %ne makes good
cracked
n bu
a Albany
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I.oyois Arntn Dcrc,,.d.

CIIARLOTTESVII.I.E VA. February
la-By defeating Loyola College, of
Ralt IGNORE. tonight. IS TO %. VirJ;inia's
baskctballcrs registered their thir-
Ieenth consecutive victory.
Loyoia's short passing was effec-
lively broken up, and many attempts
At goal were frustrated by close guard
ing. Captain Stickley was in superb
form. severa! of his shots being OF the
spectacular variety. Strickling easily
outtumped Ullrich at centre, and scored
twice as many points as his opponent
Luck and Dittrich guarded well, al
though both are on crippled list For
Loyola Scheurich was easily the star.
once he Gagged the ball from near mid
!oor while on the run. Cllrich and Can
tain O'Connor were proficient In pass
ing.
The first half ended in score of 90
early in tho second period, the contest
ending with new team on the floor.
The lineup:
Virginia Position Loyola
Nickcls right forward. .Schcurich
Stickley left forward. {. {. .Corcoran
Strickling centre ....... .ITllrich
Ditirich ......right guard. ... Quinn
Luck ........ left guard Buchness
summary: Substitutions-W White for
tor Stricklinf Via for Dittrich, Gooch
for Luck, Naeth for SchNirich. G-Con-
nor for Quinn. Field goals-Sticl.iey
80, Strickling 90. Nickels (5), Dit
trich, Luck, White, Schcurich I5j. Vii
rich %. OConnor. Goals from fouls
Strickling (D, Cocoran CD. Referees,
Todd (Virginia) and Collifower
{Georgetown). Time of halves, 20 min
utes.
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v. 4. 1. ~, ". N. l. II.

~ u. IL <AJ v. M. !. a.
ROANOKE VA, February ls.--In ono
Of the closest and most holly contested
basketball games ever Witnessed In
this city. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute defeated Virginia Military Insti-
tute In their annual clash here to- night
by the xcore OF 22 to 81.
The contest was all that could be
wished for In tho, way of a, fast and
exciting game. Tho speed and team
work displayed by both quints was re-
markable. Although the mon strug-
gled desperately for every point made
the game was marked BY complete
absence OF rough playing and dissatis-
faction NJ the work Of the officials
For Virginia Polytechnic Institute Cap
tam POWELL was the outstanding iBure,
while Fetterolph was pronounced tho
Fastest man for Virginia Military In
stitute. The llne-up follows:
V. NJ. l. Position. VII
Fetterolph. right forward .F. Engleby
Marshall. LEFT forward. j. Engleby
- iCaptaln) NaiEter)
Neiins. right guard. -. Powell
tCaptain)
Pitts. ......... left guard. 40. Cooke
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Trinity outclnHne~ Guilford.

DURHAM. y. G.. February. 1s.-In a
fast game of basketball on the college
iioor Trinity overcame Guilford by the
score OF 5s to &C.. The game was fast
from beginning, but was marred at
times by fouling. Siler and Wooten
were stars for Trinity. the latter
throwing seven goals and the former
scorins ten goals and six fouls. Woods.
Groome and Jones did excellent work
for Guilford. Guilford was good as
passing, but seemed unable 10 locate
the basket. Trinity showed bettcr
teamwork and also outclasyed their
opponents In throwing. The lineup,
Trinity. Position Guiiford
Silcr ....,.. left forward ..,... Woods
Carver. right forward so. Jones
clnderson)
Neal. .......... centre ....... .Groome
Thorne. ...... left guard -. .Hinkle
"ooten: right guard -. .Seamans
tNnrtin)
Summary: Field goals-siler. TO-;
wo%S. en;, . Scaryysr, 81 J11ss. o: Groeme.
mnns. Foul goals-Woods. 10; siier.
g. Refcree-Karnes. Timekeepers--
Few and Shore. Scorer-Lambet tn
Time of halves-2o minutes.
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The following corrective changes also
were made In the rules These chunges
DO not alter present methods os olay,
nut merely change the verbage In GER
tam rules for the purpose Of clear
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
DIZZINESS is ANNOYING
As Many 6isbee People Know
Too WE'LL


When the kidneys are weak or dis.
ordering. they fall behind in Offering
the blood Of poisons As these poisons
attack the nerves, the result is ielt
i'm spells of vertigo, just as drunken
ness viii make a man dizzy from The
poisoning of alcohol Dizziness. head
ache, backache and irregularity of the
kidney secretions are all signs of weak
or disordered kidneys and should not
be neglected Use Doans Kidney
Pills the home-endorsed kidney rem
edy Read this Bisbee residents
statement:
Mrs. J. c. Mayne, +. o. Box No. 1888.
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and had pains across my loins. /
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and knew that these pains and an
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
.SfEGlalTIES HAVE
ENTIRE CONTROL OF
THE MARKETS DAY
Investment Stocks Hardly Parti-
Cipate in a Rather Active SEES
sion, Hall Dozen SpeClaltieS
Taking Best Of Interest.

New York, Sept. 21-N half score Of
specialties exercised absolute sway
over the market while stocks hereto
fore accepted as investment issues
were idle or reactioniry The spe-
cialties were more clesrly divided into
several groups motor stocks, which
led all others both a s to activity and
extent in gains-and the shares of
companies making motor supplies. the
shares of concerns manufacturing mu-
nitions and electrified equipment To
these may be added sugar stocks and
several other issues whose earnings
are increasing enormously as result
of the war.
United States Steel not generally
rated as a war issue, but deriving
large indirect benefits fro mthe foreign
conflict was the only old time fayorite
to keep pace in the active movement,
although gaining no actual advantage
i'm the quoted clauses In fact steel
was again under persistent pressure.
The total sales We're 10000 shares.
Foreign exchange lost some OF the
previous days stability Increased Of
ferings of London bills contributed to
that change. Nevertheless the belief
prevails that the foreign loan S work
ng a satisfactory conclusion. There
are indications of further business inn
provement, Baltimore and Ohio's Au-
gust returns showing a net gain of
S627,OOO. was among a few outside in
huences
Bonds were irregular with a moder-
ate increase i'm foreign selling Total
sales $3,95O.O0O
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

Jacob II. Schin. when asked if the
report was true that he had written "a
letter condemning the proposed "bil-
lion-dollar loan, said THE report
is not true 1t is false. never wrote
any such letter"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

Senator Salisbury Of Delaware
returned after q trip with Mrs
Salisbury to Japan, China and Ha-
wall On his visit TO the orient he
met the rulers and principal men Of
the two great eastern nations, and
devoted himself 10 a study Of oriental
affairs In an interview after his re-
turn he G-s'arC5: "Aii Of this talk
Of the j,paasea reul is to my MIND
yeriest humLlg."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

The Medical Record New York;
Of December ~, 1900, contains an
article ON "Ihe Treatment of Pub
monury Tuberculosis, hused on the
Assumption That the picietic tuuzr
of the Disease is Lime starvation"
by Dr. John A.. Russell, who sugsT
"lhe condition which ia recognized
us preceding the active development
OF tuberculosis iu she adult may be
considered us dur 90 lime starvation.
Among Inorganic substances
lime salts appear 60 DE al special
phg pathological Importance
but % the salts ARE uug ia organic
combination Il D. dilurult 90 suppose
that the cells cnn appropriate them
for food"
Years Of widespread use confirm
us in the belief that the success OF
Ecl1man's AlteratiVe iu Cascs of pull
momry tuberculosis tCOusumut
and chronic throat aud bronchial
troubles is due in large measure 10
its content oflIme. SO combined with
other ingredients as 10 DE easily ape
prOpriated by the cells.
Doubtless this has had much TO
do with the results obtained iu many
cases of these affections, which app
pear 20 have yielded no Eckmaus
Alternative.
As it contains mo- oplatcs. narcotics
or habit forming drugs. lt is safe
% try Your druggist viii order it
Tor you OF you can send direct
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
APPEALS TO EUROPE.

CHICAGO, Sept 21-The movement
to send one hundred thousand barrels
of apples out Of the abundant Ameri.
can crop to soldiers in the trenches ia
Europe is announced by r. D. Coyne.
The idea occurred to me two weeks
ago and ] have been working on it
ever since he said. 81 communicated
with about seven hundred apple men
of all parts of the country and it
looks as if about eighty per cent OF
the apples win be contributed gratis
The cooperation of the Red Cross is
being sought
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
AFTER NONSTOP RECORD.

Los ANGELES. Sept 21.-Au az
tempt win be made for a nonstop
automobile trip from the Mexican
borded to the International line at
Vancouver in a few days by Peddy
Tttzlan, the racing driver. The start
will be made as soon as maps of the
roads in Washington and Oregon arc
completed According to the an
nouncement arrangements win be
made for automobiles at various cities
en- route to meet the car with sup
plies and food.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

wheat will be moving I'm volume and
railroad earnings will surprise one
by their magnitude. The security
market today was entirely in the war
stocks and would sell them on this
rise. The short interest was run in
leaving the technical position much
weaker On any break would buy the
rails and coppers for they are sure to
come into their own. Copper metal
quoted at rs cents. Sales of copper
to Italy and France said to have been
large. CRANKY declared dividend OF
$3.50.
Paine, Weber & CO.
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GALES RETREAT
CONTINUES APACE
CONTINUED from page y

Urbalejo had a leg blown off in the
engagement last Saturday This is
strenuously denied in Maytorena head
quarters.
There is considerable interest in the
possible action that might be taken
by Gales, as regards Naco. Whether
or not he will, in case ne retreats to
Aqua Prieta abandon Naco without
fight is problematical. It is posi-
Bile that he might attempt a stand
there but it is improbable that the
Carranza leader would desire to split
his limited command so as to allow
Maytorena to take both border towns.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
MORE BAD EVIDENCE

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 21-Mayor
Bell on trial charged with election
conspiracy, sought to obtain the sup.
port i'm the primary May 5, 1914, for
Edward Lyons, a candidate for the
Democratic nomination of county
treasurer promising better times to
saloon keepers. according to Harry
Rodocokcr, former saloon keeper
and states witness The witness
said Thomas Tageart indicted with
Bell was in the room when the con.
versation took place.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

BOSTON. Sept 2l.- The general
news grows more encouraging every
day for this country 1t looks like q
pacific solution of our differences
with Germany The terms Of new for
eign loan are practically decided upon
Very little comparatively is being
said about our wonderful haryests
but this is a most vital factor The
late fall is adding unusually to the
corn crop. Before long the spring
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
FREIGHT SHORTAGE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 21-The dis
astrous effects on American trade iu
the Far East continued I'm the short,
age of freight tonnage to the Pacific
is predicted the report of the freight
situation by Consul General Anderson
at Hong Kong made public by the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
FOUND MOL GUILTY

KANSAS CITY, Sept. CIV L.
Meyer George Davis and John Berry,
formerly of the ranks of the defunct
American Union Trust, charged with
using the mails to defraud by the is.
suance of a falsihed statement, were
acquitted i'm the federal courts.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

Rockefeller aid for foreign loan in
dicated
Moffat road sold by Newman Erb to
a Denver syndicate.
Allis Chalmers increases wages for
second time.
Five Swedish banks have agreed to
loan Germany ten million dollars to be
used in payment of goods bought in
Sweden
w. p G.. Harding, chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board committee on
cotton, defends McAdoo cotton fund.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
NEW YORK

Paine, Weber & CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Wealthy Too Often Thoughtless Of Poor

employ me are far more thoughtful aud
confederate"
There seems TO be something in the
posRession Of great wealth which creates
q hardening OF the heart and binding
Of the spiritual Vision toward others iess
fortunately situated.
A French teacher popular among the
ultra fashionable circles OF New York
city, few years ago was Obliged to give
up his rooms because his patrons went 10
Europe for the summer owing him
money. He had relied upon II to pay his
rent In advance. fnnumerable cases could
be cited. II Is not the exceptional situa
ton. the exceptional case IL that OF the
wealthy man or woman who promptly
pays a debt.
This condition excites anlmosity In the
minds OF the worlds toilers and does
much to increase unrest. II would be an
excellent idea II all teachers. merchants
and tradesmen could combine In a union
and respectfully demand better treatment
and more prompt payments in their deal
ings with the rich.