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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
WAR IN EUROPE MAY BE
A BENEFIT TO RACING
VIII Hold Jockeys In observation-disclosures
Ell Tint DuEnn ls TO Ride for
lIildreth Next Season.
NEW YORK. January lind

NEW YORK, January indications
point to great improvements in the
next season. and what will probably
prove more beneficial to the sport they
ough horsemcn. 1t has been asserted
that Eddie" Dugan will be among the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

NEW YORK. January I.-Pcnnsyl-
scmifnal round of the Triangular Col
lege Chess League to-day. tied Cornell
nine games won and three lost.
Brown has not yet won Il single
game. Tho Anal round will be played
Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

AUBURN, ALA, january l.-Athletic
authorities OF the Alabama Polytechnic
the local institution would meet Glenn
son College in football next fall on Oc-
tobcr 1G, at Clemson.
The game was inadvertently omitted
from the schedule recently announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
Cnmpi to 10. Young Mar,,o.

NEW YORK, January Eddie
campi. the clever Los Angeles bantam
weight will make another hid fdr
recognition by Kid Williams tho cham
rion, tomorrow night. when he will
take on Young Marine in ten-round
BroOklyu "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
TO-Dny's Gard.

lonSs-''Ray Newman, 40; Dolliver,
ITO; "Eleanor y, III; Brown Velvet.
10; Investment, 10; Mary T., 10;
School for Sandal. 10;
second-,seiling. threc-ye -olds. i've
and one-half furlongs-Armor. 40;
.Anavri. 100: Miss Krutcr. 104: Mordc-
cal. 1903: Loveday, 1l2; Brooms Edge,
l0i: Bupla Welsh, l04; Eustace, l06
'Surpassing, l07; Tom Gay, 107; Chill
ton SQuaw, l0i; Dirka. 100; CoEs, li2
Third-siN furlonEs, our-year-o Odds
and up-Rodonodo, l04: Ralph Lloyd
1n9; Tommtc. ll5; Dancing Master, I6G
Fundamental. iO6: old Jordan. lO3:
kiltie. 1913: O'Kolona. 1914: .Tommy
Chapman. l04: Shephcrdess, l01: Blue
Jay, los. Puck. 109
Fourth--selling, three -ycar-o!ds and
up six furlongs-Stout Heart ll3:
'oHagan. l04; 'Yenghe. 1o7: Brick and
Mortar, 80.
Fifth-selling. four-ycar olds and UP.
one mile and twenty yards-'Hypathia
l02: High Glass, 100; 'Ravenel, 90: Clin
Top. l02: Henry Hutchinson, l07; Strife,
log: Gallant Boy. 100
SiXth-selling, four-year olds and
mp, mile and twenty yards-Patrick T.,
1903; Frog, lG7: Stick Pin, l04; Ora Nc
Gee, l02: Lucky George, 1oi: Ella
Crane, lo2; Chad Buford, 107.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
BASKETBALL

In a clearly played game Of basket
team triumphed over Newport News
High School team last night by the
score of 80 to 10.
For John Marshall High School the
work Of Penelton and Woodward fea
tnred, while Stuart was the star for
The lineup: "e''
j. NJ. II. S. Position New.
Woodward. left forward Martin
Pendleton.. right forward 49,. Stuart
Bethel. centre Krisch
Harsrove left guard Barrett
Emig. right guard .Shinkowlts
Score-John Marshall High School,
go. Pendleton (6), Bethel
CD. Martin. Stuart (2). Goals from
foul-Woodward (5), Bethel. Stuart i'''i,
Referee, HarErove. ". p. I. TIM
halves, twenty. minutes. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

WASHINGTON. January knock
lost hftcen-round bout 10 TOMMY
Lowe, the veteran Washington boxer.
at the Ardmore. Md. Club, Just across
the district line. to-day. Lowe held the
margin from the outset. scoring
knockdown in tho nth that kept Brown
down for the count Of nine Brown
was overwetght by about three pounds
on account OF an enforced rest, anu
this evidently worked against him
Lowe. who was In wonderful condition.
led In both offensive and defensive, bu,
at various times took some mighty
hard jabs In the stomach.
More than 1000 fans witnessed the
mill. which dedicated n new clubhouse
which Is situated about hfteen miles
from this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
.OLD-T|ME SCENES At
NEW ORLEANS TRACK
Largest Crowd Ever Attending a
Racing Event in the Crescent City
Enjoyed New Years Day Snort.
SOCIETY WE'LL REPRESENTED
Individual System of Betting Adj
hered To-Slight Confusion at the
Outset, Which Will Likely Not 30
Noticed After Several Days.

NEW ORLEANS. January Odd
time scenes. were the rule at the fair
rivalling the largest ever attending.
viewed the racing Mt the popular course
after lapse Of seven years.
Society was strongly represented. and
the enthusiasm In the sport was OF the
old sort. ErerythinR indicated that
the restoration of the popular sport
Tho individual system of betting with
n stakeholder was adhered to. and
while there was some confusion ut the
an. extent, where there will be no dim
Guilty, for those spcculativcly inclined
TO place wager. Results:
First race-purse $500. for three
half furlongs-Lady Moonet. 100 (Mur-
rhy9 ,n to t :: to 4; cut Won; Jim
TO ?, even, third. Time. Jos Acis.
Grays FaNorite also ran.
Sccond--purse $500, for two-year-
olds. three furlongs-Cincinnati. 1I2
bands Diamond. Ioss (MeSEiwcDH. c to i.
.sMarreW. $ to l. . to I, even: third.
Time, Sc. Paymastcr, George Morgan
also ram
Coupled.
yearloids and up ""s six f"rlon aS
Declare. log CMoEwen). even. e to 5.
out. won: olinSan, ITO (PooD. II to D,
to ). | to :. second: Kate *. III
lWarringtom.. s to /. to z. even.
third: Time, 10 %. Dicks Pet. The
susybody, Eel Patio. Pretty Dale Mont
calm also ran.
Fourth-Ncw Years handicap. purse
$500, for threc-year- odds and up, one
mle-Just Red, 80 U.illy), s TO l, 5 to 2,
s to s, won; Robert Kay, lo3 (N1cTar-
garD, to 5. to $. to 3. second:
Mary Ann X, los Ono jockey givcn),
3 to !, even. 2 to ;. third. Time.
! 80 4-6. Impression. Herbert Temple,
Colonel Cook also ran.
Fif,h-purse 900, selling. threo.ycar
olds, six furlongS-knccla, l04 ('ooD,
Is to !, 5 To /, = TO /. Won: Mallard.
III (McTaggarD. to b, out. second:
Joe u. III tWarrington). to 1, to l.
even, third. Time. l:13 o-5. Long
Reach, Pied Piper. Business Agent
Forest Gate, Nellie g. also ran.
SXth-selling, purse. S40o, for three
year olds and up. five and onc-half fur
longs-Wiley, l02 Gilly). to 8, TO 5.
! TO 8, won: Colors. 100 (Ambrose).
to 5, to 10, to 3. second: Great
rriar, 10 Vcnters). G to l. 2 to !. even,
third. Time. :06 as. Salon. Reuui-
ram, The Gaudcr. Old Coin. Mia. June
w. Strange Girl and Otis True, also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
Flynn and RoH, Draw.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. January L.
Tony Ross and Jim Flynn fought ton
fast rounds here this afternoon before
the Monroe Athletic Club. and IL was
about an even thing. Flynn did most
OF the leading and landed often and
hard but Ross drew blood several
times with his hard leads TO the head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

Morgan and Newman entry.
allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

~ Artie Phclan. who was on the bench
c ai for the Chicago Nationals last season.
Ass will play second base the coming sum
tioImer, II was announced by President
,thafThomas and Manager Rresnahan.
Stat Thomas displayed "A letter from Pie
sis, IAN In winch me er$twhiic bench
"a ra winges Of rheumatism which bothered
Foaid that the search FOR @noonS ~ ~, ne
Y coian for the Cubs was over
ARIA.
pen Benton Nieh0ff, and possibly Twom-
inEy for Leach, Picrc" or Lavender ia q
AberCge possibility now looming uD Ga
vera final deal between the Reds and tn.
iss BIS. AS things are lining up, IL look 3
" much az II st. Louis would get a.
e"c cher and an extra !nflelder OF the
e tbs. There is moro than an even
nd, nee for q triangular shift by which
Reds viii pass on 10 ST. 81. Louis sH mat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
Alabama to Meet Clemson.

Apprentice allowance clair
track heavy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
9ritter &pnpentioustaa.


Sim Dienitag nm 8 llbr pormit-
tags fano in Der Maria 9immel-
f%abrtsftrd)e ein bonn bodtu'iten Bi-
idof Rrobec oelebriertes @ontifital.
amt fit Ole oeritorbenen Mitelieoer
oes 3entraloereins itatt. anfdlie-
BEND beganm i'm Nnlmeniaal oeSSSt.
Saul 8otels Ole 3tpeite @efdafftts-
iieung bes 8entrolpereirs. 8unddit
1puroen einige nod eingeQpngere
@liidtuun un6 Gelegram-
me %perleien, unter an6ern bon ben
&arotnalem Sarlep, Seem Sort, Glib
bons, Baltimore un6 0'@omneu, 3d.
lton. Guam tbeiIte Ser Mus1bluB
fir geglaubigunge11 NUT, bob itd Bis
Der aber 400 Deleeaten un6 geget
80 Delegatinnen e~ingehanbm batten.
@robe Sreuoe REF bas @rf6einen
.oes in Den &1lbeitan6 g%etretenen 81
ibofs Sacob Srobec berpor. Sm Ell
ner Mniprade tuies ser @ralot 3D.
rallf bin, oaB er sic Ebatigteit 6eS
8entrolpereins tuabreno Der lebteu
fiinf3ig Sabre beobodtet babe II. Def
len @nttpideluugen betpun6ere. aus
fleinen Mnfangen bera1es ua16s cine
ltarfe 11n6 madtige Glide. Mit Sen
beiten @iinfd)en fir Dos fernere
8oblerseben oes 3entralpereins, ber-
bunoen NIT 6e1n 8unide, 6oB er
nod redt biele Sabre meiterbeiteben
moge, idloB 8iidof &robec feline
Musfilbrungen. 0onn .gub 6os &os
mitee fir Nomi1ntioren 61rrcb ieinen
@oriiter Saul @bles bon ct. CLOUD
sic 2iite Ser fir 6as 1pere Sabr gu
mablen6en @eamten befannt, nnb
naboem nod einige tpettere Mus<
idmiie 8eri6t eritattet botte11, perlas
Ser Setter Ser 3entralltele in ct.
2ouiS, S. s. Senfel, Sen SabreSbe,
ridt Der linn unterlteuten Mbtbei=
lung.
Grob ser u%ngebe11ren 56tpierig-
feiten bat sic 3entralitelle inn IeBten
Sabre grobortige 2eiitl1ngen bou-
brabt. Sic bat fir cine tpirfiame
Propaganoa 5ltnr 3meGe Ser Srga=
initiation un6 Ser @elebrung onen
'Staatsberban0en un6 SEN @in5elper=
ei1en 5r Seite geitan0en, einen St11=
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oeres @irfungsfel6 NOR sic @ornab=
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Mrbeiterberbaltniile. Gin tpelentli=
dies @ilfsmittel babel tpor sic bon
Ser 3entralitelle berm1sgegebene Neo=
mtsidrift 3entralblutt un6 Sociol
Suffice, 81. lid lei6er bel Sen fatboli=
i4en @ereingp p1mer nob nidt Der
@erbreitl1lg Hfre1t, bic iie ber6iem.
Hampblete nno &ads NIT ginidlmB
elmer groBen Mn5obl bon Sbriften
wlrr0en in Mengen M 3irfuIation
geiett u16 oa1d cine eigene 2idtbi1-
berei tp1r0e in Sen 0ienit Ser Sade
geitent. Sornebmlid ,trot sic 3en=
tralitelle a116 fir sic @abrung Ell
ner redten Nel1traIitat in 6ieiem
9a1r6e Elm uno fat 8rotelt=Sormt=
lare gegen Sen @affeni@a6er an al
len @ereine 1es 3entrolbereins ge=
ididt. @reBbriefe, cine Musfaufs=
biiro un6 cine inteniibe S%bdtigfeit
ouf 6em @ebete Ser @eiebgebung
1:maren fernere @ufgoben, 6eren iid
sic 3e1trallteQe INIT @rfolg erleoigte,
un6 ni@t 5ulebt moge- 6aro1f binge-
mieien fem, SOB sic 8entroltelle oIs
elmer ser bielert 3meige 6es Central
Dereins ii6 al1Beror6entli9 I'M sic
bon @el6ern fir sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

IuuIOe Oe WNEUlIIutU Oel @EleHuIe1t
erbeten, @el6 fir cine Mnleibe fir
Dos 2eo-SauS gegen mabige 3inien
al1f5utreiben. Die erite @elb1fts.
litung erreidte gegen / ubr natb-
mittags ibr @n6e.
9ie Tra,1en m,1b Saunglinge.
Inter itarfer 8etbeiligung fano ,ead).
mittogs 2 l1br Die erite @ei1afts-
|iitl,ng ser @on5aga-l1nion, Ser Sun.
&c M1nner-@ eftion 6eS 8entralber.
ems, itatt. @rafioent Sacob 3ipi
bon ct. 2ouiS, Ser Sic @%eriammlu,1e
eroffnete, beridtete iber oen Sort.
ldritt ser uniom i'm letten Sabre
u,eo mobnte. oringen6 our eifrigen
Sortiebl1ng 6es @ertes in Ser porge,
5eibneten &iidtung. Ser 8eribt bes
Sefretars 2iras IS. @ep bon glebe.
lanb %perbreitete iih in %ein5elner iiber
6ie Mrbeit Ser S11ngmdnner- Seftion
felt ser lebten @onpentton. Muf be,
ionoere @inIa6atng ser 8eomten Der
Union bielt bodap. P. 81. SO. &udert,
g. s., bon @lepelan6 cine Mnipra9e
iiber 6ie Mrbeit, sic Sen iu1rgen
Maii1rnern obltegt, mno mtes be or6ers
auf Dos MrbeitsproQramm Der Got
5a5a41nion bin, bas auf Der &onpen,
tion 6es 3entrolbereins i'm lebter1
Sabre ga1tgebeiBen tpurbe. 3mei &e,
lol11tionen mur6en ange1rommen, Ell,
ne, 6aB v@on3o5a=l1nton" als aIge,
meiner Mame fir Ole Sltnge=Mdnner.
Seftionen ser ein5elnen Staatsber.
banoe angenommen tperbe, nn6 sic
5peite, 6aB sic @taotsperbanoe eine
Observation-Disclosures 3abl iunger Mdn.
ner als 3elegaten fir sic Mational,
&onpention %ertpablen ioue. 8rGii.
oent 6reD un6 bodpn'ter Biidof Sos.
8ui6 bielten ebenfans Mnipra9en.
Mbenoa 8 l1br fan6 I'M v@oIm
&oom" 6es &otels u@t. 8o11l" eine
gut beiubte Notwithstanding ser
il11gen Mainner unter Sen Mnlpi5ien
ser @on5aga-nnion ltatt. Mntpalt S:
3ipf> Eraii6ent ser l1nion, fiibrte Sen
@oriib. Ser bodtp'ite 8iidof sos.
8a1id ipru@ tn englif6 iiber 6as
1bema u8bat @bur6 an6 5tate e.
pect Of OUT Catholic goung Men." "
Ser nadife &e61rer par &e6tson=
malt s. Sepfrieo bon indianapolis,
SSn6., Ser sic Srganiiierung Ser
~oel1ti6-omerifaniiden Sl1ngmd1ner=
melt beban6elte. 8et6e Steiner fan=
Sen cine banfbare 3ub0rerfdoar.
Gum Sdlub bielt nod 3entralper-
einszPraiioent Srep cine erml1ntern=
Be Mniprode an Sic Sitngltnge. -
Die Delegatin11en 6es &Qtboliiden
Srm1enbun6es bielten no9mittogs inn
Sotel ct. Saul sic. erite @eidafts-
iibung ab, 6ie gut beiltdt mar.
Tim sic gleide 8eit bielten inn
~Neortb Central Commercial Club"
6ie 9%uremb1rger einen vGmpfong"
ob. @ouptreo11er tpar ser friibere
N~oritben6e n116 ietige @brenprdit6ent
6eS @entralbereinS, @ic. @0nner, ser
ieinen %2uremburger 2an6sleuten eli
mem l1eberblid iiber sic 2age 6es
@roBber5ogtbums 2a1remburg I'M ge,
gentpartigen @eltfriege gab un6 ser
Mnit6t Mns6r11d berlieb, 6nB es fir
9uremburg nl1r eiren Mltstpeg gebe>
I'M feline grbaltung 51 iibern, ndm-
li6 6en MnidluB an cine europdii@e
@robmadt, un6 6teie @roBmadt iei
3e1tidIan6, NIT Dem f9on iebt Guy
emblrg sic tpeitgebenofte %SSntereiien-
gemeini6aft berbin6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

u1uo Selterret9-ungarn ber6ient ges
mabt bat. Son gang b%eion6erem
SSntereiie tpar 6os @rgebuiB elmer TN
teriudnng, 6ie bon Der 8entraltelle
I'M leBten Sabre iiber Ole 5arnner-
frage in @merifa argeitelt 1uorben
tpar. Die 3entral1teDle befirtportet
ntd)t, 6aB Der 6ormer als 8roou5ent
in ununittelbare @erbinbung NIT Dem
abnil1menten treten iou, meil Die
ooour@ e%ntiteben6en @da6en Ole
pieleidt porban6enen fleinen @or,
tbeile bel peitem ibertuiegen tpiiroen.
Dagegen empfieblt Die 8entrallteGe
Die @rinoung BON neutrality-suspicious.
fhaften un6 acknowledgements
nod beutfdem Mhuiter, ebenio cine
abnlibe MISREPRESENTATION ser
.5arn1er a1nter ii6. Die @rorterung
6ieier Mngelegenbeit nabm mebrere
tSt11noen in @niprr1d. @lei6 grobcn
@ntbuiiasm11s riefen @errn @enfels
@orte berbor, in 6enen er 6aS @ir-
f1ngsfelo unb oie 3iele Der ct.
@li5abetb Settlements bes Central
bereinS observation-disclosures. unb als
ser Steiner berborbob, NUT melder
8ereittpiaigteit 6ie ebrp. S9meitern
bon gfotre Come it6 gu 6er 9eitung
6ieier Settlements peritanben bdtten,
bra6 ein Sturm Ser 8egeiiterung
aus. &aum botte @e6ner geen6et,
alS Ger bodtp'ite 8ifdof 8hf9 un6
@igr. 8urit bon 8abofba, Minn.>
in tpar11en ur6 padenben @orten at
elmer tbatfraftigem utr6 liberaleren
l1nteritiibung Ger 3entroliteue beion=
oerS a1d auf finan3teaem @ebiet
ouffor6erten. l1n6 6aB 6iefe @a1sfib<
ru11gen 6es 2eiters Ser 3entroIiteae
uie 6ie @uffor6erungen ser beioen
Tralaten auf fr1@tbaren Bo6en ge=
fanlen iino, ergiebt lid aus Der Ebat=
iad)e, 6aB cine III Der &%eriammlung
Damn aufgenommem nDime" &ouefte
gum 8eiten ser 3entraliteue sic
.lbone 9umtme bon 1892. 90 ergab.
9ritte @eidaftsiitung.
&l1r5 na6 5pei nbr tpa1r6e CUR
orittem @eidaftsiibung %5uiammenge=
treten. Der Setter oes fotboli1den
2ebrer1eminars 5u ct. TranciS,
@iS., bobm. @err 5. sc. &oiel, CAB
einen fur5en l1eberblid iiber sic gnt=
midlung un6 sic 2eiltungen oes linn
lnteritellten Snitituts. @ab ieinen
Musfiibrungen fonnte 6ie Mnltolt Sen
an lie geitelten @riuden I'M 8e=
iebung bon 2ebreriteuen an fatboli-
i6en, offentliden un6 @odi9uIen
nt6t IN bouem l1mfange geniigen.
Son 16 offenen Steuen fonnte1 MIR
beiett mer6en. @or alIem be-
tonte er and), oab etne iDltematii6e
finon5ieae l1nteritiitung folder iun=
gen Stuoenten 6ie ii9 DEM 2ebrer=
ita1t6e mi6n1er mouen, 6enen aber sic
n0tbigen @ittel gang o6er tbeilmeiie
feblen, bringen6 bon M0tben nn6
menn ridtig 6mrdgefiibrt bon gro=
bem Segen fem miiroe. Gong be-
fonoere Srel1oe REF sic Mntpeienbeit
ser bodtp. 6erren SduIte un6 Sour,
Der Catholics BeopIe @o=
cietp Of @anoa" berbor, bon 6ener
Ser cine cine fur5e Mnipro9e bieIt>
in Ser er iogte, 6aB ibner 5tpar ge=
ger1tpartig elm Maulforb umgebun-
BEN lei, 6ab aber Die 9eutfden in
&ano6a gut 6euti9 bleiben tper6en,
ltn6 6aB iogor cine groBe 3obl bon
6te ido1 nabe5u berengli=
iiert tpore11, 6ur9 sen &rieg tpie6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

u1t0 Hdrttdttbem @ebtete, lttD 81,
81. SHmib bon Mppleton, isis,
ipruh iiber sic Srgantiier11ng urb
@dntlung ser fatbo1iiden 8ru11en.
&ierter @onbentipnstaa.
Der lebte Sag ser oies1Gbrigen
&onbertion tp11rbe NIT einem bonn
bodm'lten Mbt Setter gngel, .. g.
g., bon ser ct. Sob11s Mbtei in ser
Mario @immelfobrtsfirde gebolte=
men 0anfiogungsgottes6ienite bego1=
men, 11nb l111 8 l1br ~eroffnete Gr6ii=
oern Sos. 6rep sic finite un6 lette
@eidaftsib1tng inn 3oImeniaol oes
|@t. Saul @otels. Sin eriter Stelc
berlas er ein acknowledgement
ser Mmeriean SsSltoepenoert Union,
sic ii6 int Mnidl,,B an Sic Sa1n1or-
Notwithstanding gegen sic @of=
feno1,sf,tbr in @oibington aebiIoet
bottc. @odJsp. P. gngeIen bon So
leoo bielt io6otm eitren @ortroe ;aiper
&upital un6 Mrbeit ltnter 6em Soli=
6arismts. &ebner betonte, oob EN-
3ulammelorbeiten bon &opital u1to
Mrbeiter nr0gGih merocn miiiie, Inn
Sic idtpieriae fo5iole Troge SIT TO-
fen. Die @affena1sf1tbr 5eige, boB
oltd oiei les 9on6 SEN faliden 9ibe.
rolisnm1s bltloige, ser beieitiet tper-
sen miiie. @forrer q. Moier bon
2o1is ergdn5te 6ie M1tsfiibru1t.
gen 6es &e6ners nod ,tnter ndberer
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
URGE DENTAL CLINIC
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
lexington Citizens Pass Reso-
Iutions Asking Board to Care
for Pupils Teeth.

Free dental clinics in the. public
schools arc urged in resolutions passed
by the North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association for presentation to
the Board of Education. Dr. Charles
w. 'Cuthbertson told the association
last night of the free dental work being
done in the public schools under the
auspices of the National Capital Dental
Association. The records show, he said,
that the efficiency of pupils thus treated
has increased from 10 to 80 per cent.
Many Of the ills to which children are
subjected. he declared can be cured
permanently by the proper care of the
teeth.
The resolutions, which were adopted
on motion of Or. stuart NJ. Angelo,
d. D. s., provide for the appointment OF
three school dentists. two for the white
and one for colored pupils.
The Board of Education will he re-
uuested to assign n room in the Emery
School as meeting place for the asso.
citation, under the provision in the Dis
trict appropriation bill allowing the Use
of school buildings as social centers.
Resolutions calling upon Congress to
provide an adequate pension fund and
larger salaries for members of the Fire
Department were referred to the exec l.
tive committee.
The association also referred to the
executive committee a resolution call
ing upon the Public Utilities Commission
for an explanation of Its reasons for
abolishinS the former local STANDARD
candlepower for gas The resolution was
introduced by W. J. Frizzell
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
BLOCKADE WILL NOT.
CUT COST OF LIVING
Those Expecting It to Make
Prices Drop Will Be Disap-
pointed, Says Vrooman.

Expectation that the allies blockade
against foodstuffs will bring down
prices in this country is likely to meet
disappointment. according to Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture Vrooman.
While the exports have begun to les
sen-the average amount Of wheat for
this week being little over 300, 900 BUSH
els day as against !. 200, 900 q day last
week-Mr. Vrooman said this was not
traceab!e to the operation Of the block
ade since wheat had not been reaching
Germany or Austria from this country
to any extent for months.
the increasing expectation from Ar
gentlna Is one reason, and the fact that
this country's surplus Is now pretty
well used up is the other reason. Mr..
Vrooman believes, for the smaller ex-
ports from the United States. Though
the surplus is mostly gone, he said.
this country has plenty of wheat for
It's needs until the new crop comes in.
the first OF which will be that from the
South about June ].
Americas unusual crop. in his opin-
Ion, proved not only a blessing to this
country, but Godsend to Europe-or
such nations of Europe as were able to
make use of II.
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
JUDGES CHOSEN FOR
DEBATING CONTEST
Georgetown and Holy Cross Stu
dents to Discuss Government
Ownership.

Associate Justice Frederick l.. Sid
dons, OF the District Supreme Court
Senator Thomas Walsh OF Montana, and
John Burke, Treasurer of the united
States, will serve as judges OF the
intercollegiate debate to be held next
Sunday night at CASTOR Hall. George
town College. The contestants VIII DC
three members of the White-Gaston
debating Society of Georgetown ana
team from the Phlomathlc Debating
Society of Holy Cross College, Woroes-
ter, Mass.
The query is whether the Federal
Government should own and operate
the country telephone and telegraph
lines. John J. O'Day, president OF the
Philodemic Society of Georgetown VIII
preside and introduce the speakers.
The visiting debaters are w. Cl,i-
ford Klenk, II, OF New York; John r.
Dolan. II. of Massachus etts; and WI
liam A. Foran. II, Of Massachusetts'
Their alternate will be John +. Thorn
ing, IS. of Wisconsin.
Georgetowns team Is composed ot
James w. Rea, II, of New Jersey
John J. Darby. II, Of the District OF
Columbia. and Thomas Nee, II; OF OF
Rhode Island. The alternate Will pe
Martin l.. Lawler, II, of Minnesota.
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
Charles F. Adams Rites
Held in Quincy, Mass

Funeral services for Charles Francis
Adams were held yesterday afternoon
in the Church Of the Presidents. Quincy,
Mass, beneath which lie the bodies OF
John Adams and John Quincy Adams,
each of whom at one time occupied the
Presidents chair. and respectively tho
great-grandfather and grandfather OF
Mr.. Adams, who died in Washington
last week
Representative men were present from
Harvard University, the Massachusetts
Historical Society, the Order of the
Loyal Legion. the American Institute of
Arts and Letters. and other prominent
organizations. Interment was i'm Mt.
Washington Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
Horseradish and Turnip
Will Not Mix-Legall\

Horseradsh and turnip won't mike
gaIly-hereafter. The United states De-
partment of Agriculture has ruled that
the addition of turnip to prepared horse
radish will hc considered an adultera-
ton under the food and drugs act. un-
less the product is labeled as a COM
pound. with a plain statement of its
ingredients.
The department also has ruled that
the addition of artificial color to smoke
fish. as usually practiced, results in
concealing infcriority and is, therefore
violation of the food and drugs act
even though the use Of artificial color
Is declared upon the label.
The Washington times., 1915-03-24
MOTORMAN PUTS TO
FLIGHT HOLD-UP MAN
Unidentified Bandit Attempts
Robbery in Lacey, Va, Car
Barn-Leaves Hat.

An attempt by an unidentified man
to hold w and rob Stanley Gordon. a
motorman of the washington- Virginia
railway in the company's car barn at
Lacey, Va, four miles south of wash
ington. is the subject OF investigation
py the authorities of Alexandria county.
Va, today.
a black derby hat. abandoned by tho
Wouid,be robber after he had been put
" ulsht by Gordon, is the only clue.
Gordon was on the second floor OF tho
car barn early last night when the
bandit. who had evidently been hiding
on the floor. covered him with a re-
volVer and ordered him to give up
what money he had
Instead of obeying. the motorman
Ersppled with the would be robber. who
broke away away and made his escape