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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
CRUCIAL BATTLE
HERE TOMORROW
SPIDERS AND YELLOW JACKETS
WILL BATTLE FOR CHAM
PIONSHIp HONORS.

When the basketball quints repre-
senting Richmond College and RAN
dolph- Macon meet next Saturday
night on the Howitzer Court Tor the
second time this season the best game
of the season is expected to be played.
In the initial clash some time
back, In Ashland, the Yellow Jackets
managed to nose out victory by
narrow margin, and when they jour
ney here the Spiders are hoping to
administer them a dose of the same
medicine.
Reports from the Randolph Macon
camp indicate that the Jackets are
we'll primed for the crucial battle.
and will come here in the pink Of
condition. Coach Reiss has been put
ting his proteges through some tough
men and the varsity quint is said to be
scrimmages with the second strins
better than ever before this season.
Spiders Also Practicing.
While the Methodists are engaging
in these scrimmages in Ashland, the
Baptist outfit Is doing likewise in
Richmond Wood, who has been dis
playing such stellar form this season.
has been unable to engage In many
practices this week owing to an in
jury he sustained few days ago.
out of the championship battle Sat
urday, he Is exerting every effort to
get into condition. Unless he suffi-
IDENTITY RECEIVERS, Dave Satterfield will
replace him in forward. Dave Is "a
good man and can be used in every
position on the floor. Coach Frank
Dobson is making no predictions as
to whether or not he will win. for he
never goes that far, However. he Is
expecting hard battle and he de-
clares that with an even break of
luck his underlings will emerge from
thai fracas with q victory
This battle Ia AN important one
90 Richmond College. II the Spiders
capture the game they will be tied
with the Ashlanders for first place,
while, on the other hand. If they lose
they will be entirely eliminated from
the championship race and the
Jackets will fondle the silver trophy
this year 1t matters not which team
wins. it is going to be a game full
Of thrills from start to finish and
will doubtless furnish local basket
ball enthusiasts just the kind of ex-
element they are looking for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
: Soldiers Capture Game From Spiders =
Howitzer Quint
Plays Lynchburg
Tomorrow Night

Headed by Manager "Chich" Nc
Carly. the hasketers representing the
Richmond Howitzers will leave to-
morrow for Lynchburg, where they
will clash with the strong Hill City
Y. M. c. A. auint in the second of the
State championship battles. In Rich
mond the Lynchburgers succeeded in
scoring victory over the local cam
noneers, but Captain Metcalf has got
something UP his sleeve and he is
going to release 1t when he reaches
the City of Hills.
Frank Rowes nose is fast healing
and he is expected to be In good
condition for the contest. All of the
others members of the team are in
tio pink of condition and they are
anxious 60 get into the fray. The
Hill City boys have gone through the
entire 1915 campaign without suffer-
ing a defeat. and II is now up to the
Howitzer boys to break q link In their
long, victorious chain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
HOME FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Scottish Rite Masons to Establish In
stttution In Atlanta


Atlanta. Ca. Feb. 25--Through the
good offices of the Scottish Rite Of
Free Masonry Atlanta and Georgia
soon will have home for crippled
children, which will I'LL a long-felt
need in the South.
This has been decided at n Scottish
Rite meeting under the direction OF
Forrest Adair chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the rite. The
members Of the order will be Joined
by other workers who have been try
ting for some time to establish a
nucleus funl foS such an institution.
The Scottish Rite Home for Grip
pied Children, as 1t will be called will
be conducted along unsectarian lines
and will treat only such children as
cannot pay for care and treatment.
Distinguished surgeons will give their
services without charge II a proper
hospital Tor operations and care OF
patients IL provided, and 1t is this
which the rite will take up. The
home will not be financed entirely by
tn Scottish Rite. many public-spirited
people not members of that order
contributing to the fund. and all such
Is invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
LEAGUES ORGANIZED
By THE FEDERATION

An enthusiastic meeting of tsre
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton was held last night In the Blues
Armory and plans for the coming
baseball season were contaminated
Three leagues were formed and IL In
very probable. that one or two others
will get under way before the OPEN
ing date. Last year there were only
two leagues. the extra one this sea
son being The one in Jefferson Ward.
A committee comprising Fergie.
McRee, Arthur Van Buren, and r. e.
Hotze, Jr.. was appointed to take mp
the matter of procuring funds to
finance the various leagues under the
r. A A. F. II was decided to open
the season April 3. while the closing
date Will be August IA. a total OF
twenty games for each team.
Another meeting of the Federation
will be held next Thursday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
NOTHING DOING, SAYS REDFTEI4D
Quit Before He will Fire Faithful Of
fit.iaI On Political Grounds

Washington. Feb. 25.-Secretary OF
Commerce Redfield today blunty re-
fused to consider a plan advocated
by North Carolinians. for the removal
OF Captain John w CAST. Of Norfolk,
as federal steamboat inspector and
name in his place w. A. Furlong, OF
Wilmington, N. c.
Mr. Furlong is Democrat and
Captain CAST is Republican. Secre-
tary Redfald told the North Caro-
linians that he was surprised that
they would ever entertain an idea OF
kicking OFT Of office an efficient Of,
fetal like Captain CAST because he is
IA Republican.
Before | will adopt s,fch a policy
in my department" said Secretary
Redfield. II will resign ] have made
a personal investigation OF Captain
CASTS record and find he In q splendid
Official and l dc. not intend TO- remave
him because he Is . Republican"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
FEOERAlS WILL. NOT
PUT TEAM IN BRONX
JERSEY CITY FRANCHISE MAY
BE TRANSFERRED THERE
IN FEW DAYS.

| There will be no Federal League
club in the Bronx this year. AL
/ though she official announcement will
not be made until today, 1t was
Learned yesterday afternoon that p.
IT. Powers and his associates, Harry
Sinclair and George Ufer. OF Okla
! homa, who purchased the Kansas
City franchise recently. will locate
I In Newark.
Up to few days ago 1t looked al
| IL New York would be invaded. but
after looking over a number OF sites
In the Bronx the Federal League
early to locate In the new county.
which means that the Federal League
will wait until the new subways in
the Bronx are in operation.
Newark fans are enthusiastic over
the new order Of affairs In baseball.
majority of the patrons OF baseball
in Newark have turned against the
International League club and Pat
Powers has been assured of liberal
patronage. 1t Is even limited that a
number OF former Newark stars,
who have been asked to play for a
reduced salary. may jump TO the
Feds.
Mr.. Powers has already selected a
training camp for his team. The
! players wifi start TN ah7ut two weeks
for Marshall. Tex. The Chicago
Feds will train at Shreveport, La,
which is only about forty miles from
Marshall These teams will play
number of exhibition games before
the regular season opens.
As a result Of this announcement
President Ed. 9. Barrow, head of the
international League. may again try
to persuad, the New York Giant
owner to allow him to place the
Jersey city franchise in the Bronx.
The club has strong backing and
it is believed that 1t will be made u
paying proposition. in this boroue'h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
ITALIAN PRESS INDIGNANT
OVER AUSTRIAN UT'TERtNCE

Rome. Feo 25.--The italian press
expresses Indignation at an INSPIRED
statement in the Fremdenblatte OF
Vienna to the effect that the Italian
government and people are opposed
to war and that the negotiations OF
helligerents have failed, hence the
government IS avoiding debate In par
lament
The Giornale D'Italia comments un-
favorabiy on the statement and dis
avows its official character, adding
that ''t'1e people and the government
are united and ready and determined
on intervention. When they strike
ther Austrian illusions will he dis
PEELED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
POLICE WOMAN USES GUN.
She Captures Her Man. Too. After a
Chase

Chicago Feb. 26,--Buliets clipped
in the loop and men women and girls
tatened themselves behind IL" posts
and scurried into doorways yesterday
when h police woman with roaring
revolver pursued and captured one of
three fleeing men near jackson Bouie-
ward and Fifth Avenue Florence
Van Amber is the "copette." who con-
WINGED Arthur Cocisis that she Is an
expert at harding revolver.
with two companions the man had
been lettering around the IASalle-
Street station where the police wom-
an is detailed, and after, according To
her story, she had seen the trio &C
cost several passengers, she approached
them. The men broke into a run and
the "copette" and blazing revolver
pursued. The other men escaped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
ATHLETES FAIL To
PASS EXAMINATION

Ithaca. ". Y. Feb. 2b.-Cornell
University has busted OUT la men
as result of the recent midyear ex-
aminations. according to an oficial
announcement made today. The num-
Der of students who failed TO main
tain the minimum scholastic standard
lis forty-five more than last year. ana
Is the largest number In the past nve
years Moreover, $50 men were
placed on probation, that 10 allowed
to remain In the university under
conditions and unable to take part In
any studen. activity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
This Player Is
Keen For Big
War Figures

Vic Safer. first baseman of the
Chicago Cubs, and whose home is
In Lansing, Mich. has been doing
quite a job in bookkeeping this
winter. Safer has been trying to get
line on the exact number OF men
killed off in the European war.
Daily Safer tackles the newspap per
reports and 1ots down the latest total
of dead. He credits these on the
proper page of his memorandum
book. His total of dead for all armies
engaged is 2,o00. 100000 in round
numbers. His figures are a million
or SO above that, but he makes al
lowance or typographical errors in a
few instances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
CARDINAL ENJOYS FREEDOM.



Rome. Feb 25.--The Vatican is
still not certain that the Germans
have seuuestrated a pastoral letter
of the Bishop of Nanur and the re-
port cannot be confirmed at the Bel
gian or Prussian legations.
Cardinal Gasparri, the papal secre-
tary OF state, conferred today with
the Prussian envoy and demanded
an explanation. which Is expected on
Saturday Meanwhile, the Prussian
envoy assured the cardinal that Cardi-
nal MERCER now enjoys complete free
dom and is allowed to travel through
Belgium and visit his bishops. and to
communicate with the Pope. Cardi-
nal Mercier's pastoral letter was read
in all the churches OF Belgium on
Sunday.
Cardinal Gasparri has cabled the
papal nuncio In Belgium and has
had a reply stating that the prevail
ing opinion Is that the bishop OF
Namur's pastoral letter was not Sc
Questrated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
HOW|TzERS WIN
FROM CGLLtG|ANS
NOSE OUT VICTORY OVER SPIDERS
BY NARROW MARGIN OF
ONE POINT.

Although they faced defeat on sew.
eral occasions during the closing min
utes of play the Richmond Howitzer
basketers succeeded In nosing out =
victory over the Richmond College fivs
by the narrow margin Of one point,
the contest resulting In score of as
to a. In the opening half the Hewitt
ger boys played rings around their
opponents, but the Spiders let out all
of their reserve power in tho last
period and clearly outplayed the ar
tillerymen.
With the score standing Is to 10
against them. at the opening Of the last
half. Coach Frank Dobson's proteges
came back strong and scored fourteen
points In the period to the cannoneers
seven. In the last few seconds Of play.
the score standing rs to ~. Mitchell,
the Richmond College guard, came
near making a. victory possible for
the collegians when. after sdrtbbling
the ball half way across TIM. floor
he took shot at the basket. The
ball went into the basket all right,
but later changed Its mind. dened the
laws of gravitation, reversed English,
and then took an upward course, fall
ing to the floor. 1t was just one OF
those breaks of luck which has
and lost many athletic contests.
Last Half Fast.
The opening period was somewhat
slow. but the last half was domi-
mated by numerous spectacular plays
by both sides. In the opener the
Spiders had frequent shots at the
basket, but most of them were OF little
avail. the ball going wide OF its mark.
The Howitzer boys shot in their old
time form during the hrst part of the
game, but In the latter half they were
unable TO make them count.
Captain Metcalf and Hap Lawrence
led in the scoring, each caging the ball
four times, while Bob Bell passed well
and played the ball in good fashion.
For the Collegians. Chris Cox played
himself a good game at guard, as did
Mitchell and Dave Satterfcid.
Spiders. Howitxers
Leubbert. r. f........,..r. l., Lawrence
Satterfeld. l. f..........-....L T.. Bell
Logan. c. ...-......-..... &C., Mefcah
Mitchell. L. g........,...i. r., Farrer
Summary; Score--Howitzers. Is:
Richmond College, 20. Field goals
Metealf. 4, Lawrence. 4; Bell. /; Farrer.
/: Satterheld. 3; Leubhert. 3: Mitchell,
/; Logan. i Cox. /. Foul goals
Leubbert. d; Bell. ): Lawrence, 2. Sub
stltutions-~Rowe for Farrer. Referee
--HarRrove ". +. - Time of halves
Twenty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

Cardinal Calls Attention to IT.
Irreyerence.

Cardinal Calls ATTENTION to It's
Irreverence.
Paris, Febs 25.--The Semaine Reli-
giouse prints the following official no.
tice:
For some time 1t has frequently
happened that the words of a preacher
have been applauded in churches. Such
applause conforms neither to the re-
spect due to holy place nor to
Gods word.
THE Cardinal urgently demands that
the faithful abstain from applause
hereafter"
The prohibition refers most par
ticularly to the Benten services which
have been very largely attended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
TIP TOPS CAPTURE
THREE FROM bUNNYS

Tho Tip Tops went into second
place in the Greater Richmond Ten
pin league last night by taking three
games from the Bunnys.
The scores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

Miss Margaret Wintringer. secretary
of the National Young Peoples Good
Citizens League, of Chicago addressed
the young people of Fulton last night
at Fulton Baptist Church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

Miss BarbSra Robertson. OF New
port News. has arrived to spend a few
dtys IN this cfty -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26
Recital Tona ght.

Miss Carrie Seidel, of Petersburg
win give an artists recital at the Johr
Marshall High school this evening a
$40 o'clock. A brilliant program hat
been arranged. and the affair will b'
nn unusually. interesting and attrac
tive one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

The second of a series Of two
Iuncheors will he given this after
room In the palm garden OF The West
Horeland club. al : O'Clock by Mr..
w. S. p Mayo. Covers will be laid
for twenty-five guests, ard the table
viii be arranged with vases az sprins
ffwAre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

Mr.. George Powers was guest an
auburn" near Berryville. last
week.
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Jest do your ues, AID praise or taa'
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five a.lus noticed great success is
mixed with trouble moro or less
an its the man taat does the nest
aat gets more blame than d
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cItY GARBAGE COMPANY.

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you. Phone 464. Dead animals must
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
TIE METROPOLITAN.

"The DeylI will he presented for
today and tonight for the last perform.
anccs ut the Met theater A brilliant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
HUNGRY JUST TO
READ ABOUT 1T
List Of Fresh Things at City Market
Kills Craving For Heavier Diet !;
Home Grown Stuff in Abundance

Early Saturday morning found over
fifty truck wagons aud buggics lined
up along California street. loaded with
the sea- Ou.~ earliest product, ~ lettuce,
onions radish. hccts, peas rhubarb.
mustard head lettuce aud spinach
From 7 o'clock until noon, men women
and children came down tu the market
street with baskets aud went home with
them fun ~ some of OkHhumas pro
ducts for the table
The farmers put ON display their let
tuce, radishes aud onions all hunched
and though II had an early season. Il
sold right along with the greens such
as turnlp tops. mustard and spinach.
Turnips have had n good sale. 1t being
n fine wear for their growth and they
are large with delicious flavor The
peas sold FOR five cents quart and
show that they had had a wet growing
season. New potatoes the first Of the
year. were Il little small but sold for
81 hushel. the highest price ~ the
season. Home grown string beans are
expected on the market within a few
days Fine. red cherries. first picked
from the orchard were sold Tor ten
cents quart or S225 crate Young
chicks aud eggs we're also sold, the
chicks bringing 81 dozen
This wet season has saturated the
ground until II has filled the wagons
with the hest uf garden truck Tor many
seasons and put a smile ON the truck
I gardener
/ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
ARE the market duy- and today makes
the rlrhth dnv of the third year IN the
history ~ Oklahoma City's market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
THE ELYRIC.

Laughter lcnrtheus life quoth
Carl Mcl.oughm Forthwith the said
Mclaughlin celebrated into what he
styles "a JOY germ There are so
many germs floating around these days
In the lils and cups we sip aud the
hotel towels with which we are wont
tu swah our cnnouscd palms But the
Joy germ is enemy to them all Laugh.
ter lcngthrus Life says Mcl.oughhn
aud "Mlrth is Medicine argues Mana.
ger Suupuulo
News of Rufc and Kennedy two ac.
rial artists, is mcugrr II is fair TO
presume they viii be- nm entertaining
couple and their appearance viii he
looked forward 10 with great interest
Do you want to see II troupe 0f
monkeys putting ON music show all
by themselves Then see the Lyric
show which begins Sunday Madame
Roche Is responsible for this act. The
monkeys appear on the stage and ap-
pnrpntly without guidance 20 through
all kinds " tricks In putting ON their
music show.
The above outlined program begins
with the afternoon performance Sun.
day. Lyric patrons lmny their tribe
increase are very appreCiative VI
Manager Slnopoulu's cNertlons In se
cure for them high class entertain
mcnt
The usual high character movies
will he presented Monday comes n
great five reel feature; "rhe Builder
Of Bridges" starring G. Aubrey smith
aud Marie Edith Wells, two very emf.
ncnt actors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29

MIR Dunus drllyerancc frum the
frighful dilemma he Is thus placed iu
Is effected In % very novel aud mirth.
provoking manner.
tur Sunday also the management
has secured o two-rcel Keystone com.
rdy scream. Those College Girls
featuring Charles Murray. one uf the
newer keystone stars.
4 splendid vaudeville attraction
opening SUNDAY viii he offered itrr,h
pruSscr. celebrated minstrel tenor HAY.
Ing been secured lie has appeared bon
oklahoma Cit, several times with Al
e.. Field. and also has been with
Honey Roy lyans Lew noyk~tudvr
aud other noted mlnstrcls. tie will
appear six times with Il new program
daily.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
sne from Bnc Triangle detective photo play Folly Sunday

big first run pictures. Tonight there
viii be eight reels " feature and
comedy pictures, the feature being
Court Murtialrd This IS Il very
strong photo play In four feels. sun.
day win see one NJ the best programs
of the year all pictures, There will
be II riprourmg keystone and other
,auchablr pictures The feature for
Sunday will be- THE Black Triangle
This Is the first " series NJ clever
detective photo plays with detective
Webb NJ Scotland Yard In the leading
role. II Is not blood aud thunder
story. hut stoug and clcyerly eN.
ccutcd detective play There viii be-
special music 10y Il Wurllizer plano
This is a regular combination orchcs
ira.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29

color effect. showing Hades and the
end ~ the two victims " their own
folly Is one NJ the spectacular scenes
In Franz Molunr's THE Devil II I,
II mutual Master picture In five reels.
-Four other reels are offered which iu
cludes G VI Anderson In western
play called "Broncho RIFLES Mission %
Mabel Normnnd also appears In Mn
bells New Job Another come'y is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
THE EMPRESS.

The captivating youthful star Hazel
Dawn, one Of the most beautiful WON.
on ON the American stage, aud more.
over charming aud talented artistic,
repeats her former sucrcss on the