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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
Richmond Z Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,

hltIIlIIvIIu IHesapeaas Day Midway COMPANY
snpcrsedins Schedule of Aurn "A. 1914
bcheduie Subject to Change wtthout
Notice,
Trains leaves Richmond h'6:so A. H., Il A.
~. bS A. NJ. A. NJ. ''lo A. NJ. II A. n.
=. NJ. f. NJ. p. NJ. b. +. NJ. 6:D
a.. e;N p ~: 1910 r. NJ. bs p. n. 10 p
IL. E:i5 p. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b'7 A. NJ
a. al. b9 A. NJ, 10 A ~, ell A. IA, IL
noon. 81 NJ: r: T. ~. p. Il.
b9 NJ u =. n.
bcarries baggage. DAILY except SUNDAY.
"SundaSs only.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the Prison AS
socation OF Virginia will be held IN
TUESDAY, April 20, at the T. i. A.
rooms. 3ol East Main street. Richmond
Va, at $50 i. u.
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MISCELLANEOUS NANAs.

WANTED. Carpets to dust and scour
by the latest improved machinery;
sxl2 only 81. All kinds OF carpets
renovated very reasonably. New fo-k
Carpet Cleaning Co. Randolph 2ts6.
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HELP WANTED-FcmaIe.

COMPETENT servant to cook and do
houscwork for family of two. Good
wages. Apply 2l2l Grove Avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AT stud-Touch Me. by The Conn oner-
Touch Not. fun brothe. to Great
britain. one Of the largest winners On
the tart In 1914. Also Inn. Duke of
Kendall. by Sir ModSed-Imp. Duches, Of
Kendall. Fee. $3.50. No insurance.
Mares boarded at so cents per day.
Ellerslie Stock Farm. David Dunlop.
PROPRIETOR Petersburg. Va.
Richmond. Va. April :. 1915.
notice that ON the goth day of April.
signed. the Sixth Virginia Social club.
Court of the city, of Richmond for leaI G
TO keep on hand ut it's clubhouse, No.
500 North First Street. Richmond. Va.
ardent spirits and liquors for the use
of it's members.
SIXTH VIRGINIA SOCIAL CLUB
BY James G. Smith, president: Albert
H. MINES. vice president: Charles G..
Smith. secretary: Emmett Fowlkcs
treasurer: Joseph r. Freemon w T.
Winston, j. ~. Taylor. James Gay
The above names compose the board
of governors.
TO the public: Take notice that 7 Will
not be responsible for any debts not
contracted by myself.
HENRY PARKINSON
YOUR Sunday dinner will be complete
with Sanyour's ice cream, delivered
to any address. 81 per gallon Sam
your. 200f Venablc. Madison 1850
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AUTOMOBILES.

WE have few more hrst-class used
5-passenger automobiles for sale
cheap The very things for jitney
Broad.
AUTO for sale-lIight mercial truck
in perfect condition. y genuine bar
gam If bought at once. Grasburgcr
Vehicle Co, Twentieth and Franklin
COMMERCIAL bodies In stock to Mt
any Ford chassis. Several STYLES to
select from. We can paint any style
sign on the above. a. Meyers Sons,
73l East Cary.
1914 Ford touring car, roadster and
delivery wagon, cheap for cash 90
North Henry Street.
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
rhr Standard Railroad OF the South

EFFECTIVE APRIL ., 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis a. NJ. and s:a5
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ 500 p. NJ. 400
For y. 6 w Ry.. Vest s:l6 A. NJ. $3.50
A. NJ 800 T.. NJ. $50 =. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. e::s A. NJ.
Sis a. NJ. 9:9) \. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ, 500 p NJ,
800 Z. NJ. ti:io r. NJ. sos p. NJ. s:35 Z. NJ.
S:21 r. NJ. l.:;9 +. NJ.
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 p. NJ.
Trains arrive ltchmond daily: ED a. NJ &.
s:N ~ ~. $50 a. ~. isS:si A: n. tio;t5
6:!7 +. NJ s:35 Z. ~. $50 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
ii:3l +. NJ.
Except Sunday. I Sunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure and conncc-
lions not guaranteed.
e. 5. cAMPBELL. D. +. a.. s22 Main st.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

In execution of a certain deed Of
Richmond Chancery Court, in ID. r.,
22l-C, page So; default having been
made In the payment OF three of the
notes thereby secured, ana being re-
quircd so to do by the Beneficiary the
undersigned trustee Will proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises on
MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1915,
at 5;3o Z. NJ.
the house and lot above mcntionc cd
being the same real estate conveyed by
said deed of trust: this lot fronts on
the west line Of Sixth Street twenty
I'VE feet commencing ut Il distance Of
one hundred and forty three and one
tersection of Leigh and Sixth Streots)
and extends back from said Sixth street
between parallel lines seventy one feet,
more or less, to the property of ST
Paurs Church Home.
This sale offers an opportunity to
persons of limited means to secure n
comfortable home. centrally located; or
10 investors who are seeking safe
and profitable investment at a moderate
price.
TERMS: BY consent of all parties
in interest, the terms of sale will be
onc-third cash, and for the balance the
purchaser is 10 giyo negotiable notes
payable at one, two and three years
from the day OF sale, with interest at
the rate of per ccntum per annum
payable quarterly, and evidenced by
cured by deed OF trust on the property;
or all cash. a I the option OF the pur-
chaser. b. c. WHERRY.
Trustee.
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FOR s,LE-Household Goods

FOR sale, one walnut sideboard. Tele-
phone Madison 66l2-W.
ONE antique sideboard. chair. Tester
bed and chest of drawers. 1892 Bev-
Icrly Street.
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IN MOVIE LAND
REX, Broad Mt Seventh

REX. Broad at Seventh
DC Day anu Night, Except on Special
Feature Days
TQ,DAf TO-DAY $; HAITI, IN THE
dora In the Twenty Million Dollar Mys-
terry. One Man Episode OF Zudora,"
MoNDIAY-"ENoCH ARDEN" A MU-
tual Master picture from Tennyson's
Immortal love story. Lillian Gish and
Wallace Reid. station Content" Re
nance feature Keystone comedy.
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
&C Always.
To-DAY-"WAR ~ EUROPE" -FOUR
MONDAY - NEW EXPLOITS OF
Elaine"
VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad
DC Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
To;;DAY-"THE THuMH PRINT ON
the Safe" i'm two parts episode No.
II of the girl detective series). Easy
Money" featuring Dorothy Kelly.
MONDAY-"MR. CARLSON or ARI-
zona." in two parts. "Her Lesson"
Man Overheard" farce comcdy).
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Norfolk & Western Railway

foNLN ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect April g. 1915.
Lnaye BYRD Street station: Richmond FOR
FOR I.fNCHBURG AND THE: WEST:
'6:i1 a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 =. NJ. 800 p
VI.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .il:4o A.
NJ. '6:35 i. NJ. 1880 p. NJ. From the West;
.6:5H y; NJ. te:lo L. NJ. tl:tO r. Nj. '6:l7 r
NJ, 800 L. NJ.
Daily. tDaily except Sunday tsunday
W r. BEvlLI.. w. c. SAUNDERS
Z. T. NJ, Roanoke c. r. A. RoanoItc
{. IL. BOSLEi. %. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
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TIE WAVERLEY, Twenty-sccond and
Ocean Avenue, Virginia Beach. near
Cape Henry: open for the reception Of
guests April 10. For terms address
until April 10. Miss c. V. Roush, 7O5
Botetourt Apartments. Norfolk. Va.
Phone Norfolk 6739-W.
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FOR observation-disclosures

FOR sALE-Misce1laneo
WANTED. to sell for storage. one lot
OF thcater scenery. w. Fred Richard
son, Inc, COS West Main Street.
FOX sale, cheap. one lS-syrup soda
fountain. Possession given early in
april 1915. II interested address " asst
End Pharmacy Co., Danvillc. Va.
Ten strip soda fountain and counter
cheap 10 quick buyer. l.. Rose e Co.
Randolph las.
ONE addressoEraph. sl5; real bargain.
l.. Rose ~ CO. Randolph 1913.
COME TO Dowdy's store TO buy cheap
meats and groceries. +13 North
Fifth. Randolph 1856.
FOR sale, Il refri eerator in frst-class
condition. Phone Boulevard Sill.
TENTS. all sizes. sale or renting, for
campers. l.. Rose & Co. i20 Brook
Avenue. Randolph las.
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DCATGs-

GHTWELL.--Dicd, Thursday. April
$, 1915. at 2:30 J.. NJ, at her residence.
- Louisiana street. LENA SCHARDT
hRlGHTWELL, in the twenty-seventh
year of her age. She leaves her hus-
band. Harry a. Brightwell, and two
children. James and Virginia fright
and two brothers, Joseph and Edward
Schardt. to mourn their loss.
Funeral SATURDAY, April 10, 1915,
ut 10 o'clock from st. Patrick's Church.
lntcrmcnt Mt. Calvary.
TAfLOR.-Dicd, Friday. April ., 1915.
AT his residence. 2ji7 East Grace
Street. JOSEPH HOLMAN TAYLOR.
age sevcntyfour years He Is sur
vived by his widow and two children,
Mrs. William Z. Cox, OF this city. and
DIR. Joseph T.. Taylor, of Danville, Va.
Funeral from the residence SATUR-
DAY at o'clock. lnterment in Holly
wood.
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, sunday accommodation trains leave Elba Ais
!. u Tor fredericksburg; arrive Elbn 1915 A. II.
trsm Fredericksburg.
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LOST, Friday afternoon. nm oXidized
silver breast pin, antique head de-
sign, irregular shape. Address or re-
turn TO lOl North Sixth Street
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'Daily.C All trains TO or from Byrd Street
Station atop at EiSa. Time o { arrivals and de.
parturos not guaranteed. Rcnd tho signs.
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HELp WANTEI,-ha,.


MEM-women wanted, government Jobs,
$50 to $3.50 month. Write for list
positions now 0btainable. Franklin Iu-
stitute. Dept. 1900.
WANTED--railway mail clerks; SIS
;, month. cxaml nntions frequently.
Sample questions free. Franklin InBtl-
tute. Dept. 429 ID. Rochester. y. Y.
ENERGETIC married man TO work on
farm. Salary or shares. g. Chase,
Route !. Prince George. Va.
THOUSAND government jobs open to
men and women. $65 to $3.50 month
Write for list Franklin institute.
Dept. 430-D. Rochester. n. Y.
WANTED, blacksmith whcelwright for
institution. An Industrious energetic
man. capable OF handling and instruct
ing Il class OF boys. Must be Il thor
ough mechanic. and Il man OF good
health and habits. Settled man. mar
ried or single, preferred. Give facts
about self and reference. Address q. L.
Emmons, Superintendent. School T. o.,
Va.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade;
few weeks required: steady POSI-
tons for competent graduates; won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free cata-
logue. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
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Richmond, FTederiCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TOW AVN 8Ey0W0

ACCOMMODATION RaIHs-WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 p. u. for Fredericksburg.
Arrive BYRD ST. sta. S.25 4. n from Frcdericksb'g
Leave Eiba Sta I8O AM, s.16 p. n, 6.30 N. for
Ashland.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 AN, lIq6 A. N. SAG p. II.
from Ashland.
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FOUND, on the corner of Monument
Avenue and Robinson Street last
Tuesday, g. gold pin. Phone Madison
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WASTED-BusiSess.

WANTED, to purchase part or entire
interest in general merchandise bust
ness; good country location. Full par
tcularS with first lette. Address l.
49,, care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-anImAls,

FOR sale. . large. first class Jacks and
~ good work mules For further
inforina ton address Il. j. Flppo, Vic
toria Va
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FROM May to October. large airy
rooms at reduced rates: also table
board Mrs. Burbank, S27 West Frank
/ lin Street
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neutrality-suspicious..

WANTED, . large rooms, with board,
in private family. Must be modern
house. and we'll furnished: West End,
southern exposure. Phone Boulevard
3S7.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female.

NURSE, hospital trained. desires en-
gagement Immediately. Randolph
tlq2-W
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LOST AND FOUND.

TO whom II may concern:
Take notice that registered bonds of
the city OF Richmond. one numbered
1874, for 500, due January l. 1892, and
the other numbered 35l. for 500, due
July /, 1922. registered in the name OF
Writ e. Taylor, trustees Lloyd c. Tay-
Tor, infant. both bearing per cent in
terest. have been lost. stolen or de-
stroyed. and that will make appiica-
tion TO the Auditor Of tho city OF Rich
mond. in acoordance with law. for the
at his Office in tho city of Richmond.
OF May Is. 1915, at T. o'clock noon of
that day.
LLOYD G TAYLOR
Administrator
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FIRST-CLASS accommoda tons, pcrma-
ncnt and transient guests. 10 East
Franklin Street
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED. automobile and motor truck
salesman. King & Wright Co. Thir
tecnth and Main Streets.
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NICE front room and board In suburbs.
Phone Randolph 1851.
WANTED, Transient, permanent and
table hoarders. 507 West Grace
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FOR acknowledgements.

FOR rent at Monroe Terrace, bachelor
apartment; immediate possess sion.
Phone Randolph 5Gl7.
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BOARDING..

WANTED, boarders. permanent and
transient; table board speciality.
/ III North Sixth Street.
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40 West Grace Street. hot water
heated rooms; modern conveniences ;
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
WILLARD AND JONES
INVADE NEW YORK
Heavyweight Champion Ready
for All Corners, According to
His Manager.

NEW YORK, Dec. G.-Jess Willard.
worlds champion heavyweight fighter,
and his manager. Tom Jones. left this
city for Chicago m the Twentieth Gem
tury Limited yesterday afternoon. Will
lard and Jones raid New York flying
visit in order to "clean up" a few busi-
ness matters They arrived here the
night before last, and after arranging
their affairs satisfactorily Jones took up
a few of the challenges that have been
hurled at the champion.
Tom was interested in the announce
meht that a,syndicate of Newark busi-
ness men was anxious to stage a fight
between Willard and Wcinert
THE cnly thing that would stand
IN She way of that match" said Jones,
lis the fact that tine syndicate offers
only $4,000 whereas II is well known
that WIZARDS price Is s20.no0. Willard
m New Orleans on March T. but there
is nothing to prevent him from fignting
anybody else provided he gets his price.
] may try to get here to see tho Moran
Coffey fight at the Garden on January
Z, as we expect soon to he matched mp
with one OF these two. However, We
arc open to meet all comers."
ert Mt the Pioneer Athletic Club on next
Thursday night, tried to get IN touch
with Jones. Savage is much wrought
up over the fact that the Newarkers
are not giving him the consideration
which he thinks he deserves. .Iin de-
ments until after the battle next
Thursday, as he expects to upset their
plans by eliminating Weinert.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
SINCLAIR MARKETS
ALL FED PLAYERS
Cubs and Browns viii Get First
Chance to Buy Stars From
Him.

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Harry r. Sin
clair. owner of the Newark Federal
League club. has tsken the contracts Of
all Federal League players which are
absolutely binding and will dispose OF
the players. according to a statement
made by Edward Barrow. president Of
the International League. Mr.. Barrow
returned yesterday after attending
peace conference at Cincinnati. Mr..
Barrow said that the contracts taken by
Mr.. Sinclair did not include. however.
the players taken over by the megred
Chicago and st. Louis clubs.
The other clubs. as we'll as the Fed
eral League. have relinquished their
claims to Federal League players. and
viii put them entirely into Sinclairs
sumed responsibility for the contracts
and will endeavor to get as much for
the players as he can" added Mr.. Bar
row.
Barrow's statement supplements Sin
clatr's announcement at St. Louis yes
terday that he has the disposition OF
the Kansas City. Buffalo. and Newa lS
Federal League players. 1t apparIPtly
explains how Sinclair came to possess
the contracts of Benny Kauff, Lee
MaRee. and George Anderson, OF the
Brooklyn Federals.
Sinclair will give the Cubs and st.
LOUIS ErON MS nrBt chance for the Fed
eral League stars and after these clubs
take what they want 1t will lbe up to
the other clubs to bid for whatever
players they care to take. The wa, =
see 1t, both the Browns and Cubs VI
have first chance to get Benny Kaun
and Lee Magee II these clubs care to
take over the contract. However, both
| OF these clubs are overburdened with
pia yers."
Concerning the ATTEMPT by Federal
League magnates to consolidate tho
Buffalo Federal and Buffalo Irterna-
tional Clubs, Mr.. PaTrow said:
I've world never stand FOR such n
Buffalo merger. The Buffalo Federal
League. franchise was declared forfeit
ed. and we cannot saddle our Buffalo
people with stockholders of a company
| which went out OF existence"
Mr.. Barrow said he does not know
how many Federal League players the
international League can use. He does
not think many OF them will he pur-
| chased. "If the Federal League will
| aPsisth in paving como Of TIE contracts
| we shall be glad to take over some of
| the better players which the big leagues
will not use." he said.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
New York Yankees
Most DESTROYS of
Obtaining Magee

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Capt. T. L.
Huston. who journeyed 20 Cincinnati to
be at the rinRside when the Federal
League took the final count. returned
home yesterday somewhat depressed,
but still hopeful that owners in organ
lied baseball would at least not place
any barriers in the way Of the Yankees
acquiring some new and star talent
Captain Huston was not downcast be-
cause of the peace terms. but because
1t was possible for him to put over
any trades which might have strength
ened his club.
The Yankees openly tried to bargain
for Lee MaRee and a few other Federal
stars" said Captain Huston. but there
seemed to be fifteen other clubs as
anxious as the Yankees to get these
men. The only difference between us
ana the others was that We were above
board in our offers. while the rest got in
a second bid. Just what will be the out
come Is beyond me, as left Cincinnati
rather disRuSted with the business
methods Of my associates.
There is a slim chance that Magee
Will be Yankee. l made a big offer
to Harry f. Sinclair. but he asked for
time to think 1t over. We want Magee
and we, would like to get BIZ Rariden,
others are secondary. however. as we
will be satisfied with MaRee.
Most OF the men at the Cincinnati
conclave were we'll satisfied with the
peace terms. Especially were the Fed
erals pleased. And l want to go on rec
ord as Saying that never have l met
better sportsmen than represented the
Federals at that meeting. My hat is
on to James A. Gilmore. Charles WeeRh-
man, and Harry F. Sinclair"
Edward G. Barrow. president Of the
Internationals. also returned from Gin
clnnati and instantly plunged into the
work OF disentangling disputes over ter
ritorial rights in his league. Mr.. Bar
row refused to make a statement, but IL
| Is thought he will be obliged to grant
Baltimore and Buffalo rights to Federal
owners before the peace treaty can be
| made amicable to his organization.
John X. Tener. president of the Ma
tional League. did not come back ia
New York. but stopped of at PhiIadel-
phia for the holidays. He sent word tc
his local office. however. that he would
he In New York shortly and that sew
eral matters Of imnnrtance would have
to be cared for IN his return.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
Three of a Kind.

William Travers Jerome. the New
York lawyer. said of a certain charge
the other day:
''It was a coincidence. a strange CO.
incidence. an almost incredible coinci-
dence-like the Sufferers tale. you
know.
"a stutterer IN a restaurant said to a
walter:
"B-bring me a p-p-plate of beef
The waiter. who also suffered, an
swered:
"'W-we're out OF b-b-beef, sir
THE guest, thinking he was being
Knocked, rushed at the waiter to knock
him down. but another patron inter-
posed hurriedly.
"D-d-don't hit him" he said. He's
not mocking you. He s-s-stutters the
same as d-d-did before was
c-c-cured. Pittsburgh Chronicle ,Tele-
graph.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
DONNELLY TAKES ON
W. WHITING IN MATCH
Title Holder Will Go Three Miles
at Central Coliseum Against
BaItimOrean.

Carroll Donnellv. Southern skate title
holder. Will go out of his class tonight
nj the Central Coliseum in taking on
Willie Whiting. the Baltimore crack, in
= three-mile roller skating race. Dom
nelly Is a sprinter, and in meeting the
Baltimore man at longer distance is
Attempting something out of the ordl-
nary.
During the past week Donnelly has
outskated all opponents in various
races. and Is expecting tn come through
tonight in the longer race. Whiting met
defeat once before against Donnelly'
and asked for longer race.
In turing up for the contest Donnelly
took on two skaters last night at a
mile lack Riley and Bernard Emmet
paired up for the distance. and Dom
nelly won by half lap. in three min
utes twenty-five seconds. ToniGht's race
will start at 9;45 D. m.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
ALL-S1AR TEAMS IN
FOOTBALL CONTEST
Members Of Famous Independent
EIeVens viii Play at Vigi-
Iant'S Park.

Many OF Joe oliveri's Vigilants and
an all-star aggregation piloted by
Country" Morris, will provide the
holiday attraction in football today at
Vigilants' Park. at p. m. in what Is
expected to be the last game of the sea-
son.
The Vigilants will be composed Of the
many stars who have been together all
season while Morris has succeeded in
combining many Of the Engineer play
ers with some stars from independent
teams. The battle is expected to draw
we'll.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
Clubmen May Enter
Three Track Meets

There aye three track meets in which
the Washington Canoe Club desires to
be represented-the Georgetown and
George Washington meets in town. and
the Fifth Regiment meet in Baltimore.
A 1,2OO-yard relaw team (3O0 yards to
each mani is proposed. which will meet.
IL possible, boat and canoe clubs. That
the club has good material we are sure.
No man will be allowed to represent tie
club unless he can show in practice that
he is capable of making a good show
ing. Training will begin Immediately.
Members who desire to run under the
colors of the club, either in the relay
or in other track events, will please re-
port the fact to the commodore as early
as possible so that he may get line
on all available material.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
ooboy Basketball Teams WHo Practice During Holiday Season
Tourney Company
Formed for Bowling

Organization Of the Washington
Tournament Company, the in-
stitution which will control the
A. C.,B. A. tenpin, duckpin, and
candlepin tournament took
place at the Chamber Of Com
merce Wednesday afternoon.
The act places the tournament
officials and committee heads
in a position to actually trans
act their business, and this
privilege is the only drawback
there has been to completing
many plans for the event. It
will necessitate the naming Of
a new set Of officers or rather
remaining the men who had ac-
cepted elections before, as this
formality is necessary to the
correct letter of the law before
the new company is extant.