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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
NEW SCHOOL READY
Finishing Touches DcinE Put on
SOuthside Structure.

y large force OF workmen is putting
the finishing touches on tho new
South Richmond school. at Fifteenth
and Ba!nbridgc Streets. In order that
IT may be ready for occupancy In tho
fall. The building will be one Of the
handsomest on the Southside. contain
ing two wings for class-rooms and an
auditorium in the center. which can
be used for public gatherings. Tho
cost will be about 100000.
Professor f. T. Smith. superinten-
dent of Southside schools. Will be the
principal. and he is securing an cm-
Gent teaching corps. Besides the
primary and elementary grades. pupils
will be carried through two grades OF
the high school.
With this and another school in the
West End. in which two high school
grades will be taught. the congestion
ut the John Marshall High School will
he considerably relieved II is plan
ned to pursue the same courses in all
the schools and have the pupils COM
plete their last two years a the CEN
trail Institution.
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PACIFIC COAST TENNIS
CHAMPS WIN ONE ROUND
and Washburn in Elimina-
ton Round.
Westerners Break Through Service
of National Singles Champion and
Force EictOry-Princetonia Wins
in Singles Over Chicago Player.

CHICAGO, August 10.--w!lliam NJ
Johnston and Clarence Griffin of San
Francisco, Pacific Coast doubles cham
pions. to-day defeated Il. Norris VIII
liams. H., OF Philadelphia, national
singles champion. and Watson NJ
WaShhurn, OF New York. in the nrst
match OF the national doubles el,nI-
nation tournament to determine which
or the sectional champions shall play
McLoughlin and Bundy, the titlchold-
ers. for tho national championship
Inc scores: G-S: Ga: 10: Ga: Ga.
The match was one of the most
brilliant and spectacular ever seen on
Chicago court. and tho large gall
lery was in "A constant uDroar The
Pacific Coast champions fought an up
hin battle from tn" start. but the
Fasteners were unable To sustain tho
terrific pace Of the first three sets
II was hy breaking through the SER
vice OF National Champion Williams
that the Californians forced an oppor-
tunity for victory when the Eastern
ers seemingly had the match Well in
hand
Griffin was wild at times. and it re-
quircd all Johnstons stcadincss and
speed TO extricate the winners from
difficulties. George NJ. Church. the
Princeton University star. defeated
Heath Byford, Illinois State champion,
in the final match OF the Western sim
giles championship, 6-S. 81: ga; 6-I
Church will meet the titleholder. Alex
NJ. Squair, OF Chicago. in tho challenge
round tomorrow Byford. after n
burst Of speed In the second set which
ne won Us. tired rapidly, and Church
had no difficulty In running out the
match.
The first set was one Of the most
brilliantly contested ever seen in on
"cnisia courts. near every point being
decided only after rally, In which
all four players kept the crowd on
edge with their wonderful speed and
array OF strokes. !, was Williams's
terrific driving and accurate playing
which featured for the Fasteners
The Pacific Coast pair. however. show
cd the better teamwork and were sell
dom drawn out OF position
The score by points:
Williams and Washburn-
4sl o3414414s 5--5o-s
Johnston and Griffin
l443452 o. o6 3-ls-s
Johnston and Griffin won the sec
ond set by some beautiful work at
the net. The Fasteners made n GAL
liant struggl" in the nrst game, but
after the Westerners broke through
Washburn's serve in the eighth game.
the Pacific pair soon captured the set.
Score by points:
Williams and Washburn-
4l543so2I-e6 3
johnston and Griffin
2472 6
Third set
Williams and Washburn-
4os34440 4d4l426 4-4s-9
Johnston and Griffin
l4o5lso4 o-43-7
Fourth set:
Williams and Washburn-
45loo 1-32-4
Johnston and Griffin
q : 80 4--3s- :
Fifth set:
Williams and Washhurn-
5lc24 2-22-4
Johnston and Griffin
3l44o4 al 6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
MRS. ASKEW COMING
VIII Appear rs Witness Against Her
Husband, ChnrHcd With Bignmy.

Mrs. j. NJ. Askew. mother of the
three children OF the man arrested here
with an unknown woman as a sus-
ptc!ous character, suspected OF bigamy,
viii start from her Alabama home for
Richmond within the next few days. to
he present nj tho trial of Askew. tho
date OF which was set for August 20
by Justice Crutchilcld in the Police
Court yesterday. Mrs. Askew is ex-
pccted to prove ono OF the most i'm
portant witnesses in the case. Askew
claims that nc has secured divorce
from his first wife, but this is denied
by H. a. Alexander. brother OF Mrs.
Askcw. Askew was bailed in the sum
OF 500.
He was arrested here Monday by De-
tcctivc ScrEcants Willy and kcllam on
several charges, tho most serious OF
them being that of a suspected bigR-
mist He is charged also with defraud-
Ing the Stumpf Hotel OF a SIS board
bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
VISIT NORTHERN NECK
Richmond Capitalists Leave To-day
for Trip In Intcrcst of New RnIIrond.

Combining business with pleasure. a
party of local capitalists and repre-
sentatives OF civic organizations, will
leave here this afternoon for visit
to the Northern Neck country. The
trip Will be made In the interests OF
the proposed railroad between West
Point and Urbanna, the tourists ex-
pecting to get into direct touch with
the residents Of the peninsular coun-
tries.
The party will leave here this after
noon, and Will spend the night at Old
Point. Tomorrow morning they will
embark on the Commodore Maury, the
Fisheries Commissions yacht. The
cruise will be up the Chesapeake Bay
TO Mobtack Bay, and then up North
River to Piankctank to Horn Harbor,
to Milford Haven and from there up
the Rappahannock River to Urbanna.
Among those who Will be in the
party are Warner Moore, president of
the Richmond. Rappahanrock and
Northern Railroad: II. !. Lewis. vice
president; r. II. Bruce. treasurer:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
AUTO STRIKES STREET CAR
lakewood Trolley Ia Knocked From
'TrnckN by Impnct-Occmpnnts Injured.


An lakewood car was knocked COM
pletely off the track when struck by
an automobile at Thirtieth and q
streets about II o clock last night
Tho automobile was the property Of
w. l. Johnson. colored undertaken
and was being driven by Harry PIER
SON Pierson was not injured but Isa-
bella Hood, 1910 Twcnty-ninth street
an aged negro woman. suffered badly
spraincd ankles and bruises: and John
Robinson. 1914 North Twenty-s sixth
street. was cut and bruised about tho
head and shoulders. All of the injured
were treated by Ambulance Surgeon
Anderson. and they were able to go to
their homes later.
1t is said that tho automobile was
proceeding on n line parallcling the cal
tracks and that it sidcswiped the car
with sufficient force TO drive it off the
tracks. The car was not damaged to
any extent, but the automobile was al
most completely wrecked Traffic was
delayed at the point for some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
Co,orcd REVIVAL Services.

Arrangements have been completed
between DR.. Simon Z. w. Drew. the coll
ored evangelist who has been conduct
ing revival services among his race in
this city for the past three months, and
the Thirty-f1rst Street Baptist Church
for the evangelist to preach a series OF
sermons at that church. beginning next
Sunday. Two sermons will be prea CHI ed
each day except Sunday, when there
will be three. a choir of n hundred
voices has been secured for the SER
vices. All tho colorcd pastors in the
city arc invited to take part in the
meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
Gencrnl Weather Coudition.

WASHINGTON. August 1O-Thunder
showers were general In the Ohio Val
icy: the Gulf and South Atlantic States
ana there were also local showers in
New England and a few widely scat
tered places In the Central West Else
VIII be thunder showers Wcdnesdav in
the Western Lower Lake region, the
ohio VALLEY, the South Atlantic and
East Gulf states and the east norton
or the West Gulf district. continuing.
THURSDAY in the East Gulf and south
Atlantic states In the Upper Lake
ana Eastern Lower Lake region the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng.
u M the weather will he generally
fair Wcdn esday and Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
HOME RUN WINS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 10
Walters S drive over the left fl Id
fence in the eighth inning, following
Walkers single. gave the Shipbuild-
crs the decision over the Suffolk in Z
pitching battle between Poole and
Mullen to-day by the score of 2 10 /.
Tho Builders had pcckcd- away a the
elongated twirlcr during nearly every
preceding inning, but nc frightened
when threatened. ON the other hand
Mullen was In top form, and but for
"a costly wild throw by Sciglie, he ems
lily would have attained a shut-out.
Mullen figured in both the defensive
and offensive work, his catch OF
n liner from ifenry's bat in the sec
ond being "a feature. Score:
sun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
To-Day and Tonight
I'm Richmond

Park COnccrt-kcssntch's MuuicI-
PM Band. Clarke Springs. y o'ciock.
LyrIc-Popuinr vaudeville; mnti-
nee, 3:3O, might, 7:f5 aud n:iJ.
COiOnini--MOttOn pictures; c0ntiu-
nous performance. IL morning to "a
night.
ISis--MOtion pictures; continuous
performance. II morning to II night.
i.ittIe-PnrnnOunt pictures; cDu-
tinuOus performances, I. moon to II.
SupcriOr-NlotiOn pictures; contin-
nous performances.
NirHiniu-Motion picturcsi cOntin-
nous performance.
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Girl piea From nurns.

Hannah James. the cight-year-o ld
negro girl severely burned by the ex-
plosion OF lamp in her home, 1921
Claiborne Street. Monday night, died at
the Virginia Hospital this morning at
1915 o'clock. The child was SO severe
ly injured by the flames that the sur
geon at the hospital entertained but
little hope for her from the first She
is thought to havo inhaled some OF the
flames
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Injured by Failing Glass.

Ambulance Surgeon Anderson yes
terday afternoon treated Mrs. II. Dyson,
80 North Twenty eighth Street, and
Mrs. 9. V. Loehr, 1925 Randolph Street.
who had been cut about the head and
shoulders when Il piece of glass fell
on them from the window at l555 East
Main street. Neither Of the women
was seriously injured, and they were
able to 90 10 their homes after being
treated. The glass fell out OF tho
window OF one of the houses recently
damaged By the food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
Federal League
Kores Wins for Terriers.

BuLLALO. \. Y. August l0,-A base
on balls, force. two-base hit by
koreS and sacrifice by Hartley, n
pinch hitter, scored the winning run
for St Louis against Buffalo in to-
days lve-inning game, 10 o. Once
bases filled and in another inning had
two men on with none out. but Knapp
was steady In the pinches and re-
ceived good support.
Score by innings: r Fl e
Buffalo 1000 90 10000 300 q
st Louis 90 o O 90 % OIL 6 q
Batteries: Knapp and Blair; Gram
dali and Chapman: Hartley.
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NIiAHinr From IIOmc

The police were requested Yesterday
to assist In tho search for ". NJ. Brcdc-
we'll. 1000 North Boulevard. who has
been missing from his home since -Au-
gust .. The man Is described as being
thirty-thrce years old. smooth shaven,
standing five feet nine inches, dark
eyes and wearing brown coat, black
derby and black button shoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
Aldermen Fail to Muster quorum.

The Board OF Aldermen. which was
scheduled to meet in regular session
last night, failed to muster n quorum
only six members were in their seats
when Vice President Powers called the
body to order at $40 o'clock y motion
was carried fixing the regular meeting
OF the board for o'clock Monday
night
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Fails to Appear in Court.

An attachment was Issued by Justice
Crutchhcld. yesterday for J. w Creek
more, the chauffeur who ran down W!l-
liam Creeks, coiored at Brook Avenue
and Broad Streets Monday afternoon,
and who was later arrested on n charge
of careiessly and rccklcssly driving his
machine The man failed TO appear in
court Yesterday Greeks was not
seriously hurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
Newport News.


SUFFOLK ............... o.
Newport News ...... 0 -
summary: Ruus-WHlkar. Walters. Ste
war,. stolen hns.s-Poh ,2,. Allen and Lake.
Sacrifice hit.,-siill"n -. Crist, Con by.
Allen and iIudrin-. Home rur-Whltsrs.
Three bnsc hiis-Watters and Crist Frs,
haIis-or Poole :. on Mullen. !. Strucl: out
by Poole. :: by SIIlian. :. Double play
IrTschor 10 Henry. Loft on basss-Sul'"lk.
s. Newport $ews. Passed bali-IiBG gins.
Tin !:il Emp!re N!.tcr.
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oliver j. Sands. one Of the directors OF
the new road; w. II. Rylahd. J. T. w.
Curtis Cosby Thompson. Langbourne
NJ. Williams, J. Il. Saunders. S. Dabney
Crenshaw. Coleman Workman. H. w.
Rountrec. Judge Robert 6. SouthaM,
Key Compton ana Edward Bland.
Engineers are now busy making
survey OF the proposed road and ii liz
expected that the actual work of on
struction Will begin in few weeks.
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Rocky Mount,
Totals. 81 ll.2e j To,aIs...sa . q IA

Score by inrinea: u
norfolk ......7.. : 0 o . 0 Is
Rocky Mount 900. IL
Summary: Runs Whitfield. Steinbr"nu"r
McMnhon, Bittic. Gnose,rec. Cray. Wratten.
Lett on bases-Nortolk. 9; Rocky Mount. 6
stolen haSe-Stci pbrcnneI. Sacrifice hit
Mcmahon. Two-ba.se hi,s-Thrashcr. Snv,j"r.
Eiscl. Goose,rV. App!egate. struck out
By Coo hiram. I: by .pplegatc 5. Bases
onllS-"n Cochran. = of Applcgatc :.
Hit batsmcu-hy Cochran. wratjcn limo.
1888. Umpire. NcGo'von. Attendance. l.13'.
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Fighting I'm Street.

g ;, Thompson and w ". Nor
fleet We're arrested by Policeman Bel
ton at Eighth and Broad Streets last
night on charge of lighting in the
streets The men Will he given an
opportunity 10 explain TO Justice
crutchheld this morning
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Girl Charged with st.n,,np.

Alma Jackson. fftcen-ycar- old
negro girl. was arrested by Policeman
Sergeant sherry yesterday on charge
Of stealing $3.50 from Mrs. L. F..
Friedland The girl Will be given n
hearing in tho Juvenile Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Selling Cigarettes to Minor.

Mrs II Cohen was arrested yester-
day by Policeman Marcusson on n
charge OF selling cigarettes TO Thomas
Euhank. minor under the age OF six
teen years. Mrs. Cohen will be ar
raiSned before Justice Crutchfield this
morning.
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in temperature sine,
Local YinInf:ilI.

Rainfall last twenty four hours. None
deficiency III rainfall since March
275
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January 1...... o.iG
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=SPOR 7 s.

cago pounded FaIkenbcrg for six runs
In eight inning. and made another off
3rhndom In the ninth WcstcrZill
drove IN four runs with his single and
double.
Score by innings: r. IL. Il.
Chicago .....O O0O2041--T IL /
Newark .. 90 100000 . o
Batteries: Brennan and Fischer;
Falkenherg. Brandon and Rnriden.
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FIRST GAME.

score ty INNlHSA, II.
New York ..,..-...-.. -
Summary: Observation-Disclosures Boone.
Two-bHs~ hits-Pcc kinpaugh, Jackson. Stolen
hase-Hartze' Eo!red runs-Ncw York. 2.
Bases m raiis--or Fisher. :; 81! Jones. :.
Lett uascs-N.w York, 6: Cleveland s.
Struck ou,-Dy Fisher. 5; hy Jones :; w
Harstai, !. H!ts--oT Jones. IN innings.
OF Narstnd in Inning. Time, .:23 I'm
r.rcs Eildebrand and OLoughlin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eighth Page)

the FIRST game . to o, while Cleveland
snatchcd n ninth inning victory in the
second game. winning to .
New York won the first game behind
Fishers fine pitching. IL being his sec
ond straight shut-out. In the second
game Cole pitched great ball until the
ninth inning. when the visitors scored
two runs on Southworth's pass. Wilic's
sacrifice. EvanS's double and Boone :
tumble on Chapman, which let in the
winning run. Scores:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth rngeD

cd Wrnttcn TO cross for the winning
run There was rapid fire Of SEN
satiOnal stops and great plays pulled
off by both clubs, and silt-edgc sup
port for the pitchers brought tho clash
truly in the baseball classics Of the
season. Score:
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Local Observation nj S T.. W. Ye.tcran,

Temperature, -; humidity. 10: wind
direction. northeast: wind, velocity,
miles; weather. clear.
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SECOND GAME.
Total, = y Totals....3n = 9 1
Dated FOR HaGcrman in ninth
tBattcd cor Pi?p IN ninth.
Score T.

SCORE by innings: z.
Cleveland ........... 0 o 0 o %
New York ...... 0 o.
summary: Runs-Wilie. Evans South
worth. Cook. Alexander. Two-base hits
Smith. Evans. Home run-W:!ie. Sacrifice
hl,-Wiie. Sacrifice Hy-Alexander Double
play !lisel. Pipp ard Maisel. Earned rams
New York. ?: Cleveland ;. Flrs; bas- on
errors-Cleveland. / Bases balls-off Cole
2: OF Hnger-nan. 2 Left on bascs-Cleve-
lana, ?; New York. I. III, by pitcher--hy
Cole. Wife. H!ts--on HRgerTnan t in 5
innings; of Walker; in inning. Struck
out-by Cole. 8: by Hagernan. 6; by Walker
? Umpires OLoughlin and Hidekranjl
Time. l:32
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The w Gather


~ noon temperature. ........... so
> = NJ. temperature. .......... 81
\ r. NJ. temperature. ............. II
MiNlnlum temperature TO j. NJ. 81
minimum temperature TO T. NJ. 60
Mcan temperature ....... II
normal temperature ............. IS
deficiency in temperature ycster-
'.iS l
Deficiency in temperature since
March ! ;.;.;....... ........ 2ao
Accumulated deficiency in temper
allure since January ! ....... III
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BROOKlfN, August 1Q,-Brooklyn
the game, 3 to 2. because of poor field
ing behind Blucjacket and through
saIs. needing one run TO tie the score
q, the ninth, made three hits, but n
soluble, play and strike-out by Hell
.heir chances. Myers's batting. and
Xenworthy's fielding featured
Tomorrow tho Brooklyn club will
caaugurate popular, prices. ranging
Score by innings: RHE
Kansas City 90 0020O-3 4 ;
Brooklyn .....o q o o. % Q 4
Batteries: Packard and Brown;
BIuejacket, +. Smith and Simon; Land.
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noItimore Wins From Rcb,.

BALTIMORE, August 10.--Baltimore
won the first game of the series from
Pittsburgh this afternoon, to 6. AL
len and Bailey. who started. were both
driven from the mound. Home runs
by Walsh and LennoX featured
Pittsburgh ..6oloso1o1--S i2 o
Baltimore $500. .032l11 00'--8
Batteries: Allen, Barger and O'Con-
nor; Bailey. Johnson and Owens
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Rrennan In REM stinnx

NEWARK, n. j.. August i0.-Only
three Newark players reached second
- -.se on Brennans pitching, while Chi
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men unter 8eteiligung aIer Mitglic.
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inocm Die iugenoiide rMbgeoroncts
hes beutiden 9ereins Der Sod5dus.
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nette MnIprade belt.