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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

Der Bid 6cs gleibeg felt
81 Itiner signeil pein
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unb oIlss Gis'ns tleia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

tributes 80. Virginia. O. cuba. :: Ala
hama and South Carolina. each;
Georgia and Pennsylvania. ) ench
Texas. >. Indiana. Maryland, Michigan.
New York and Tennessee. each.
Japan also has one Representatives. Tne
total number Of mntriculatcs in the
COLLEGE and special departments mounts
az to Gi3.
The catalogue shows few changes Of
radical type. Perhaps the most note
worthy ia the extra curriculum Bible
courses. which have been arranGl3 for
another year. II is notic"d also that
only sixty college hours are - be re-
quircd for graduation. TIP until this
time Zion has stood alone i'm roquir-
lag sixty Nine hours. Two naw courses
are worthy of special mcntic'-on one ~
the history department and dealing
with the international peace problem:
the other in the Bible department and
treating Of the church in modern life
heinz, made UP OF studies i'm the mod
cru sunday school, in missions a"i IN
social service.
1T Is noted also that the COLLEGE has
disc "ntinucd its special normal term
dur'nr April ana May OF eacn year.
step regretted by many who have folt
tho pulse Of college life for short
while each spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
JUAREZ RESULTS

FRS; raqe-three and one-half fur
longs! father Kelly. les tMartiD, TO
los 'Mccabe). 10 :. : to 10 and / to
>. second Schulcnberg. lO:' Gentry. .
3 TO /. even and to 3. Time. ~ -
Norman J y. Sungs, Toastmast.r. IL
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Levy. liz tMotD, : 10 /. = to l. even.
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cabe). 10 10 /, / TO |. 10 !, third Time
l:o2 20 Woods, Fitzgerald. Oblivion.
snilin" Margaret The shrimp, Dun
CARA. Amazcmcnt. Split Second, Native
Son. Burnt Candle George oXnard also
ran.
Third = ~" furlongs - California
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Cabe), Z to |, . TO /, and even. second:
cordora. us U.oftusJ. & to l. . to and
even. third. Time, I:o1 .s5. George
Argent. senorita Dana. S CAPTAIN ' i.i I"N
ley. Mike Donlin. Kid Nelson. Miss
Edith. Cpiand King also ran.
Fonrth-siN furlonGs-Safranor. l0l
Thistle Belle. loo CTayior), 3 to /. even
and 10 ,. second; Edmond Adams. hos
Nv, ; 10 |. even, and ID ..
Minnie F., Rose O'Neiil, Orimar Lad
also ran.
Fifth-one mlle-Mabel Dulweber. IS
.itcnryD. 3 TO /. TO >. and 10 3. first:
Moscowa, los tTaylor). 6 TO !. | to >,
out, second: Single Toe. 100 .iarnneD.
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! TO l.: TO = to ., third. Time.
Y. Praetorian. Eva Padwick Parnel
Girl Tyree Eye White also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
EI.0N's NEW CATALOGUE APPEARS,
-FOUR HUNDRED MARK PASSED

El.ON COLLEGE, y c.. February -
Tho twenty-siNth annual catalogue
OF Elon College made its appearance
to-day II il volume of 2O2 pages
and makes an interesting reading.
Placed beside the first issue o. $500
containing twcnty-four pages, this
book presents IL formidable appearances
and suggests splendid growth turing
the Intervening years. The new Cita-
i0guc shows the college possessed of
n plant valued y; 100000. witt in
come on Invested endowment ana re.u-
lar funds. aside from tpitiou and fees
amounting to nearly $4,000. "A faculty
Of tweuty-four members: Ar students,
representing twelve states and two for
eiSn countries. North Carolina con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

or passenger steamers sailing from tho
British Isles
Ihis circumstance. according tn one
snip oiiciah has no connection with
the. So-cailed German blockade. but Is
caused by the labor troubles. which. so
far. have prevented tho coaling OF the
ships lying at Liverpool which should
nave departed for America and Canada
during the past. week
II Is hoped, however, that matters
Will hc arranged early III tho coming
week, and that regular sailings will
be resumed
The last OF tho liners leaving Eng
land for New York sailed week
ago to-day They were the New York.
Of the American Line and the -Alunia,
sailing under the cunard flag.
According to tho schedule. tho White
star liner Archie should have sailed
on last Wednesday. hut is still at
class passengers booked. who have
been told 10 stand by for an carly
sailing. According to officials OF tho
line. the Amer can liner Philadelphia.
which was due TO report to-day with
q fairly large passenger list has no
coal in her nunkcrs. ana no date has
been set for her sailing. although
early next week" is talked or hope
fuily
The Cunarder orduna which also
should have sailed to-day. Viii not
leave until week hence. while the
Atlantic transport sailings have been
postponed inde6nitcly-no on account
of tn" blockade. but for private rca-
sons.
The passengers who are booked bv
these various liners are taking the sit
uation philosophiCally. They realize
that everything is being done TO mini
miae their Inconvenience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

LOG; .Black Man. io7: Burnt Candle,
los; Sieepland, los; Melis. los; Acu-
men, 112.
rh!rd--s;clling, four-ycar- olds and UP.
seven furlongs--'kira. 81 Cecil, 90:
bonanza. 9S: 'Claribet, lOl .Execu-
tor: les; Al Norwood, lO4: Florence
Roberts. 105; Charmcuse, loo: Bermu-
dian. LOG.
F9urth-t three -year-olds; Chapetupec
handicap. purse Sl,5O0. six furlongs--
Gertrude y, 90; Stolen Ante. sS: Miss
Fielder; los' Ghetto Girl, 10: ..Tru-
~; Luke Mae lis; Coming Tower,
.'R. Ripley e. Co. entry.
Fifth-sellinG. three year Odds ana
np. seven furlongs-I III savin. %; 'ida
Pinack. %: stolen Ante. 100; MARTY
Lou, s 1G2; 'Iiigh Street; los; Flying,
lo5; silver Tone, 1C5: Lone Star los :
Art Rick. lo7; Lady Young. los: Swede
sam, llo: Senator lanes, Ito.
SiNth-sell!ng, four year-olds and
UP. one and one-eighth miles-Lady
H., 100; First star. IO5: Durin' ioS
Curlicue. l05; Linbrook, los.
apprentice allowance claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
ilENBRIDGE HAS NEW PLANT.
Local Capital and Energy Get busy In
big Town of I.uncnburg County.

ENBRIDGE, VA, February 27-
The kenbridge Manufacturing Com
pany, which operates a number of saw
mills throughout Lunenourg County.
and has large woodworking plant
here. has begun the erection of n pat-
ent process Touring mill which will be
ready for business in the early summer
Enough wheat is raised in this section
to make this venture very profitable
one, and as n great portion Of the
county of Lunenburg is especially
adapted TO the growth of wheat, il is
believed that farmers will be encour-
aged in turning their attention in this
direction. The promoters of this en-
terprise are l.. w. Bridgforth and s. b.
Watkins, both OF Kenbridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
CAROLINA AGGlES HAVE
STRONG BASEBALL SQUAD
Coach Anderson Has Forty Men Work
Ing Hard for Places ON Team
This tcnr.

WEST RALEIGH y. G. February 81
despite the bad weather OF the past
few days, Coach Anderson. OF the Arri-
cultural and Mechanical College base
bail team. has been giving the squad Il
sttN workout every afternoon. Thcrc
are about forty candidates out. and Il
good deal OF competition is sprinEinG
The battery OF The AggicS viii be
just as strong as it was last year with
Winston and iayucs. considered TO be
the best COLLEGE battery in the State,
back in good form, together with
Lewis. of last years team. Evans a
freshman. is showing up we'll ON tn"
mound. and he promises TO bc au able
With n reputation az the best amateur
pitcher In thc state last summer. when
he played on the MorgHnton team.
which won the State championship.
The defender of the initial sack will
have to WORK hard FOR that position. as
there are three good mem olnsou,
iiinson and Notwithstanding for il. The
upon the withdrawal OF Hooks this
it looked as il he had lies, base
ClnChcd.
liodgin, Wheeler and Cannon. all
veterans Of last gear. are taking care
OF second, short and third. rcSpcC-
lively. SO far none of the new men
have displayed enough form 10 en-
danger the places OF any of these men.
The onthcld Will lie made up Of now
faces entirely. and on account Of the
great number trying for these vacan-
cics. it will hc some time before any
definite information az to the mon who
VIII occupy the outer gardens when
the opening game is played
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CAROLINA QUINT DOWNED
BY ELON COLLEGE FIVE
Tar Heels We're Unable to Stop Fast
i:lonitcs-BnskctbnlI ENDS
In state.

ELoN CoLLEGE, y, G.. February -.
Eion defeated Caroiima here ,o-nirh,
~ to -, closing the basketball season
in North Carolina. Carolina defeated
Elo'i on her floor in the initial game
This season. Since then f.lon has won
rom every college quint in the state,
and Agriculture and Mechanic, and one
game each from Wake Forest. Gull
ford and Carolina.
Elon played then State in,ercolle-
cal fans were wildly enthusiastic ar
ter the game, and carried the players
off the floor on their shoulders
Long and Andrews were III, only
three field goals and one foul out OF
eight opportunities. while Andrews
Captain Morgan, for Elon. threw the
only goal Of his college career Brad
ford got two field goals
McCauley pockctcd nine safe ones for
ElQn out or seventeen chances pulling
victory for his bunch from the jaws
or certain defeat Otherwise Massey
was d me star A. PLAYING superb guard
der, He placed two beauties from the
Carolina had evidently studied the
Dion quint to perfection. Their cam
paign was deliberately aimed at E.lons
fast forward. MoOreneld. who was held
scorcless. Such catastrophe never be-
fore befell his eagle eye. and steady
nerve: Carolina played like tigers and
died like true martyrs. 1t was Chick
Doak versus Bob Doak as coaches to-
night with odds in Bobs favor The
lineup:
I;lon. Position CAROLYN,
Moorcfcld. right forward Long
Bradford. left forward Andrews
McChuley. .. centre .Taudy
Massey. right guard. ..... Davis
Morgan. ..... left guard Tenant
Elon. Twenty minutes halves At
tendance, 800
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Pennsylvania Outswim. ynlc.

nfIIT"N u EIiTTTA, TN. February r..
sity of Pennsylvania defeated the Yale
swimmers here tonight. 81 to u. Fv-
cry event waE closely contested Cap
tain Shyrock, OF Pennsylvania, featured
the meet, winning the 220 yards and
100 yards event. Pennsylvania showed
unexpected strength In the plunge, Len
enty-one feet. Yale could moi an
proach this in the S0O-yard relay
Alexander of Yale dislocated his
shoulder and could not finish. This
gave Pennsylvania the race and enough
points To win the meet
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Junrcx Entries for To-day.

and up, seven furlongs-'Ypress 90
Bunny. 90: Ida, %; Auto Maid. 1Oa
Hazel. c.. 1903: California Jack. los
fFred Drew. l05: Orba Smile los; link
and. 10; Nobby. ITO; Ruby sun, no;
No Quarter. 10: G. w. Kennon. 10:
Communication, no
Second-selling. four-ye Odds and
up. mi!c-Bonnie's Bunch. 100; Freda
Johnson. l0l: sugar Lump. 1Ol: 'Wini-
fred d.. lOl; Augustus HeinZe, 103;
fCantem. l03: Hardy. los: l.. II. Adair
lO5; Lady Mint. LOG: Florence Kripp
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Columbia Mint Men I.nse

STATE COLLEGE, PA. February o..
The Penna State wrestling team cas-
ily defeated the University OF Column
hia mat men. 2J TO i. In the l35-Dound
class, Shmmons, of Columbia and
Kirk. Of state. wrcstled fifteen minutes
TO draw. state secured three falls
and Two decisions, and shared the draw.
Columbia secured one decision in the
lT5-pound class.
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Lnm,shcx 1mnrny.s

CHICAGO, February 27.-Charlcs \.
ComisRey, owner OF the Chicago Amer
lean League club. who was reported
seriously Ill In San Francisco, expects
to he able to leave his bed o-day, ac-
cording to word received by Secretary
Harridge, of the American League. fila
condition was said to be not Ms alarm
Ing as first reported
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NO TRANSATLANTIC LINERS
SAIL FROM BRITISH ISLES
For the First Tirnc I'm Many Year.
whole Week PASSES Without
Some Dcpnrfurcs.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON. February @T-ror the first
time in many years a whole week has
passed without any transatlantic mail
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