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The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
Are Ready
For Game With PIebeS
Altrock's Squad to Meet Viz
ginia Clubmen in Friendly
Contest Today.
JOE ENGEL WILL PITCH
'Fcrial to The Washington Herald.

| pNiAi " ihs washington
Alexandria, Va, March cS-The Card
nal Athletic Clubs baseball team has
made all arrangements for their gam.
| here tomorrow with Uncle Nick Ait
| rocks Plebes. and will endcavor to give
| their big league friends a good battle.
The contest will commence at {; p. IN.
and will be played OH the North Alfred
street grounds. Eddie Thompson will l."
in the box and William Mcbride behind
the bat for the Cardinals
Either Joe EncCI or 'Good-boy' tiaIlE,
will start the twirlinC for the Washing
ton Rockies. with -tlva Williams duins
the receiving
The fans from Washington who in
tend to visit Alexandria to see tho
game should leave the train at King
and Alfred streets.
The Cardinals will have the visiting
team as their guests at a supper At
the Hotel Rammel after the game and
viii cndeaNor to make them feel at
home" In Alexandria. Some of the
'rpngsters have never been in this
city. but as they are under the wing
OF Manager Clark Griffith. who tempo
rarily owns the town" when he. visits
here. his proteges are sure of Il good
old Virginia welcome. and the latch
string will hang out for them.
The Nationals PlebeS. under the d.
rection OF Coach Nick Liltrock. COM
edian and manager. pulled into town
last night at SIS bent on hanging
terrible trimming on Sylvester ~
Brsen's Cardinals in Alexandria tomoE-
row. Every man in the party looks to
he m the pink of condition, and an in
terview was secured with Altrock with
the point in view of ascertaining the
condition of the regulars, but further
than to say that everything was q. X,
Altrock exhibited calm-like attitude.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
Charlottesville Chatter.
Hy WILLIAM l'EET.

Charlottesville Va. March .6sS-Therc was gen
crs feeling of jolifcaton when the players emerged
from their bedrooms this morning. and the six
oJlrCk Quartet" which threatens to rival the
famous Two O'Clock Infied,'' Immediately started
tn Warlde a parody the well-known ''Tiprersry.
with words to the effect that Charlottesville held
nothing for them bsrt unpleasant memories; that
the best thing here the train going out. etc.
The morning practice game was walkover for
the moor. Gown-troiden Plebes. but the athletes
on both teams went at their work with a rest. II
was thought that at the last minute Gri6 would
rharrr his mind and eliminate the contest. but
not So The Old Fox believes in making hay while
the sun shines Only a rain or snowstorm would
have kert the young men idle today.
uo,b,s Tborn.hIen, the Jersey City sernpto who
v,, yssterIay handed his unconditional release.
declares that he will yet be big leagis tvirier.
II know I lacked experience. did not have the
smoke but am only IS years old and there IS
r.t rlsntv az time for me to deliver the goods. I
have asked Mr.. Griffith to give me trial again
next spring and he has consented. vouchsafed
the lAnky young southIaW.
Pitcher Stcyens who has been sold to Montreal.
will do his sprin.: training within stones throw
of Harry uarers hack yard. The Montreal candi-
dates have been ordered to report in Hackensack.
n J. during the first week IN April hAtensack
is HaIIer's home town and the neid wheie the
Caladians will Practice Is only MOTT DISTANCE
from the Harper Homestead
The veteran coach. JACK Ryan. will be left in
Charlottesville until the time for the opening q
the American League sessn. when Manager
Griffith sends for him. Ryan has charye Of the
Virginia team and during the next two weeks faces
q hard .chsirle, playing Amherst. Yale. ForSham.
and other leading New England college teamA
Virginia has a great team this seascn one allie to
hold its own With any college Aggregation IN the
country.
Explaining their defest at the hands Of the
Serbs in a recent bowling match. Ray MorsAns
stars declared hat the pins not OF regulation
size. They are c.amorin. for another contest, but
the Scibes are after bigger game and win probably
kaiyu Down thu neouSzEt.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

The lOo-mile Great American Roller
Derby which will be skated today, VIII
be the biggest event or Its kind ever
pulled off in the South from present
indications, as all the sprint races were
called off last night. giving the skat-
ers plenty of time to rest up and be
in good condition for the long grind
This race will start at $50 this
afternoon from the White House and
will continue along the following
route: Pennsylvania avenue to East
Executive avenue, to the driveway
south of the Treasury Building into
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and thence east
TO the Peace Monument. around said
monument and then north in First
street to B street, 10 New Jersey ave-
nue.. up New Jersey avenue 10 * street
to Convention Hall.
After entering Convention Hall the
affair will evolve into a team race
which allows a skater TO relieve his
partner at any time ~ mt! the
eighty-mile mark when the event will
be run on the Berlin style of scoring
for the final twenty miles. This style
of scoring. which is new to the public
through this section. calls for a three
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
georgetown LOSES
FIRST IN ATLANTA
Georgia Tech Takes Advantage of
Kelly's WiIdness and Grabs
OTTO , Verdict.

Atlanta. Ga. March 26.-By the count
of to =. Tech defeated the Georgetown
University nine here this afternoon in a
ragged game. All six of Techs runs
came in the first four innings and were
directly traccable to wildness by Pitcher
nelly.
From the start until the finish Tech
had tho game. After they Lad scored
two runs in the first and added one more
in the second. they had the game sewn
up. as Pitcher Senter. who hurled for
the local colleCians. twirled great ball,
and was always tight in the pinchcs.
Tho work Of Thompson. who went to
the mound at the start of the sixth in
ming. for Georgetown was the feature of
their playing. For three innings he re-
tired the Jackets in one-two-thrce style
ont allowing a single hit while he fan
ned three mon Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

FIRST RACE-Ffre furlonss: purse 800: syear
cids and inward: maidens; selling DR. Cam
%; Lady May. 100: 'Hsberda.h. 100: .KIepper
TO-: Laurel Park los; Spit Fire. liz; Frontier
ia: Our Rem. III.
SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlonSs: purse
500: 3year-olds and upward; selling. Proctor 81
Golden Lsssie. s.: -Minda, i0l; .AIimesis, TO-
Francis. lo3; Finishsr I0e; Elsewhere. lCe; Ynca
ITO.
THIRD RACE-Fire niNonss: purse $40: ;
year-ods and upward; selling Virginia Hite. y ;
Ave. So: Uncle Ell. ol; Unity IoI: Hippocrates,
loi; 'Dovie. los: 'Eunicc. .Ee 'Sackcioh 100: Lit.
tie Neoskaleeta. Ill; Mssola, il6
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; rrrse 500: ;
year-olds and upwfrj: selling. Columbia Lady,
ld: water Lad. l0i: Charley Brown, los; Cooster
los: Tiger Jim. les; EuterTe. lcs; Fred Levy. 10;
Wander. III.
FIFTH RACE-Six furiongs purse 500; 3year
olds and upward: selling. Rustic Maid IS; lack
Nolan. los; 'Malik. los: Lady Rankin. lo; Moon
light Ns; 'wolfs Baths 10: Perth Rock. liz
L'Aiglon. III.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: purse xG; 3yearolds
and upward: selling. Jack Hsuisan 81; sFsirIy
Is: .F1a.k -; 'Tay Pay. e2; Mike Cohen IC3
-Moisaut. ios; Mr., Mack. Ns: volthorpe. ITO: Col.
Brown. rs.
sAunrunfiea allovaae> Claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

event, Blackburn and Allie Moore, and
Shipley and Yale are picked to give the
champions a rub for their money. not 10
mention the Woodworth- Moffett and COL
ston-L. Moore combination the latter be-
ing team of local youngsters, who, pro-
vided their feet do not blister on them
by virtue of lack of condition, should
make things interesting for the favorites.
Another team. which was looked
upon as having an even chance for the
big Derby. namely. the Washington d.
C.-Newark. y. J. combination OF Jack
Woodwork and Arthur Launey. was
broken up after Thursday nights
races when Launey was disqualified in
the final of the five-mile event and
refused to further compete in the meet.
Woodwork will enter the races teamed
with Billy Moffatt, the l1-year-old
youngster from Worcester. Mass. who
has been holding his own with the
older and more experienced racers. and
who. with Colston. formed the kid"
team that made such a game showing
in the tcn-mile race Wednesday night.
New York. March &c The gross receipts OF the
CsossWhitc fight last night were SIT. Of this
sum White received 81 So and cross got S..ci.6
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
LINEUP OF THE TEAMS.
WILL MEET LATIONO.
Joe Turner to wrc~tIc italian At
Baltimore Carnival.

EaltiInore March S.-Joc Turner. middle weight
champion wrestler Is b,ckcd to meet Tony LatIupn.
Of Boston in finish match in the all star wrcst
ling carnival in this city at the Raltimor' Aherrr
Club Saturday night. Iitono i considered one
of the h~St men in the mi idle-weight class. and
the Washington favorife will have To 80 some to
rim his shoulders tic mat.
In tn. oth'r star hrr Americas will vre~ r.
Cyclone Burns. q. Boston. manager and wrestling
partner If Lstiono Burns and Americas wrrStc
three hour draw A couple Of years ago. and il
looks as II a great crowd will he hand So
the star grspplers perform.
Pat OConnOr Of Washington. Ia, bcen a.kst
To referee both bouts. Turner has an,rrtr, Jack
Winruw's chslleSe for a bout az the Gsycty
Theatcr "Wednesday night Washington.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
THE MORNING GAME.

Regulars and Plebes pulled off their
farewell combat on Lambeth Field this
morning. and the Plebes by taking ad-
vantage of Jim Shaw's wildness had
little trouble winning, Q to 4.
Jim shaw was at his worst. He
walked five and hit one batter in the
first inning. Four hits mixed with this
weird fiinGinC yielded seven runs, and
put the game out Of the Regulars
reach.
Bentley. for the Plebes was also
touched up freely. Gandil. Morgan. and
Moeller came across with triples. while
Eddie Fosters fielding was the big
feature The score:
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
FEDS APPROVE TRANSFER.

New York, March 26.-After ap-
proving of the transfer of the
Indianapolis club to Newark. and
the settlement Of the kansas
City litigation. md the turning
ever to Brooklyn Of Benny KauG,
formerly of the Indianapolis
team, the Federal League mag
mates adjourned their session this
afternoon until tomorrow morn
lug. The season will open on
April 10. and the schedule will
he adopted tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
TENNALLYTOWN TO PLAY.
Fast Amateur Club to Meet Mont
rose Sunday Afternoon.

Manager Beach Of the TennallytDSn baseball
team, has 5-he,lTied game with the MOntrJr-
team to Re paved Sunday. March y. the Mar
q1!ette League grounds. at 80 y. M.
The TennallytOwn team a member Of the
Marquette League last year and hnTcs to
a franchise in that circuit this
The manager would like to all the old players
Of his team the grounds Sunday. be desires
To give them i workout preparatory to the cpcning
OF the league season.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
INTEREST INCREASES.
with Naming of Referee Spectators
Flock to Campa.

Havana. March S.-With Jack WEIGH definitely
decided uron referee increased interest was
shown in the preliminary work at the camps Of
both Jack johnson and Jess willard.
4 crowd Of faIly 700 watched the big negro go
through bis raccs this afternoon. As an admi-
sop charge OF % cents il made, the gate receipts
arc not to be sneercd at.
The spectators at the willard camp vers as
NUMEROUS at Johnscn's. The big cowboy is in
fine condition. He showed increased speed in his
work today. He took on three sTarins partners
for four rounds each and finished without taking
q long breath.
Battling Nelson has been working out at tho
Johuson camp. and Jack was greatly pleased at
Nelson's victory jimmy Freyer last night.
Its sure hunch, he said today.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

First base on balls-Of Shaw. s; off Bentley ;.
Innings T.tchcd- Bentley. 5; shaw. 4. Struck out
BY Shaw. >; by bentley. .. Three base hits
Gandil, Morgan, Mocler. Threehasc hits-Bentley,
Foster. Sacrifice hit-Nef. Stolen basc-Massey
Henry. Double plays Shanks to Morgan 10
,;anii shaw Morgan. Hit by pitcher-By
Shaw NeF. Wild pitchcs-Shav. Umpire-Mr.
Altrock Time of Samc-l hour and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

SEVEN PROFESSIONAL TEAMS WILL
MEET IN AMERICAN ROLLER DERBY

lap sprint at the end of each mile.
the points to be awarded to the win
ners of the different sprInts.
Cioni and Eglington. the winners of the
recent twenty-four hour race in Madison
Square Garden. are the favorites for the
event. although Martin and Bacon, who
captured second money in the same
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

g. SeItrr. Shug-. Bersidni Two base hit -
rrior. Double yIsJ Hill to sr"ncc +" Whitening
ton. Innings pitched By Kelly. (: hv ThOnrr'n
,: ~ Sent.r Q Struck out-Ry Thomr-o1 :: Nv
Sent1. 5. Bass on balls or keIly. Z al IhoLun
son. !: OF S,ntcr. ;. Sacrifice hits-ShuGrr. Er
win. Stolen hasesF. Montague ~. Hill. Woo
TIN Tcrlley. Passed halls Whuahcr = Hin n
rtrhu-By Thompson tWootcni. Umpire Mr..
White Time Of game huIrs.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
Williams Wins at Tennis.

Boston. March I.-R. Norris Williams. d. the
national lawn tennis champion. won his match i'll
the first round Of the annual invitation lawn ten
mis- tournament q the Longwood Cricket Club.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
HAVANA ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

.Appesnsics allowance claimed,
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BOARD WILL APPROVE BIDS
FOR JACKSON MEMORIAL
u VIII BE First building Tn ChHin OF
Architectural improvements at
Institute.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch.1

Especial To The Times DISPATCH
LEXINGTON. VA, October "a
meeting of the board of visitors OF the
Virginia Military Institute will lie
| held in Lexington on Monday for the
purpose of passing approval on bids
ana specifications for tho new Jack
son Memorial Hail, the first building in
the chain of architectural progress
proposed by the institute The plans
were submitted to the hui;ding COM
ihittce OF the board during September
ny Architect T.. q. GoOdhuc, Of New
"rk These were found 30 conform,
VITA the order of the board of visit
orS made IN June. and the hids were
directed to be made accordingly
The funds for the erection of the
new hall will he a part Of the 800 600
appropriated by Congress to pay for
the destruction of the institutes prop
erty during the Civil War. The re-
mainder of the sum will go toward the
further extension Of barracks and
other improvements.
The new jackson Hail will bc a large
ana conmodious structure. containing
an auditorium. gymnasium and swim
ming pool. The seating capacity of
the former will be l.4l5, in comparison
with 500. the latter being all the pres
ent building will accommodates
The site for the new building is lust
below the parapet in front of the south
corner of barracks. II viii extend
down tho cmhankment 12O feet TO the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
RICHMOND T1MEs- nIsFATCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1915

ncr wilr>be remembered here. especially
Tor their mastery speeches beforc the
state Legislature when the suffrage
amendment WAS first voted on, four
years ago.
In charge OF the fair booth this yenr
viii be Mrs. I. Il. Dabncy with Mrs.
Frank l.. Jobson as assistant chnir-
man. Tho following will act AS COM
mittcc and he In attendance at the
booth: Mrs. w. l.. Adkins Miss Meade.
Mrs. Dial Mrs. Machcn. Mrs. w w.
Gill, Mrs. q. Harvey Clark, Mrs. Hin
Crquhart, Mrs. u. l.. Dew, Mrs Iious-
ton. Mrs. John Munce. Airs. Carl Ros-
trup and the Misses Lucy. Mason, Nora
Houston. Adcl" Clark. Eugenia Job
son, Doolcy and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
TELLS HOW FELLESMERE
WON MUNICIPAL SUFFRAGE
Mrs. w. IL. Dial, of Florida, Gives In
tcrcSting Account of South.
crn Experiment.
srrtRAGssTs TO ATTEND FAIR
Daily Speeches to BE Delivered From
Votes for Women" Booth, Which
Has Been Located Near That OF
"Ifetter Babies Contest"

Mrs. w. II. Dial. of Jacksonville Fla.
VIII" is here visiting Mrs. Il. NJ. crutch-
field. of 1852 Monument Avenue. gave
"a worry interesting account at the
Equal Suffrage League rooms Friday
of how the town of F'cllesmcrc. Fla
won municipal suffrage for women last
spring.
"Fcllcsmcrc.' said Mrs. Dial. lis Il
new numbering town, which has grown
up quite suddenly around the lumber
mills Of l.. ~ Van Agnrw. Mr. Van
AGnew himself took up the question Of
obtaining charter for the town. At
his suggestion. municipal suffrage for
women WAS included. one of the most
brilliant lawyers in tho state. who was
commissioned to draw up the charter.
was instructed to find. ii he could
possibly do So, anything III TIA" State
Constitution or elsewhere ac;,inS, the
legality Of such clause. When lie
announced himself as quite unable to
mud amy legal ground on which AN
objection could lie raised. the charter
WAS submitted to the legislature for
ratification.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Drug Victims
Can Be Cured

Morphin" and AL drug. tobacco and
liquor addicts cured by scI.r,in. ,,n,
mcn;.
tcdarcroft Sanitarium cures NOR
Ph'he. all opium. tobacco and alcohol
acdIcuons. guaranteeing 10 acccp, mo
lee unless the patient reports q sar,e-
factory cure. the patton, TO nc the sole
judge. ''''
This is It radical departure bu, -.
Gribblc superintendent OF Sari,,ri,,,,
h"S mad hftccn ycars experienced from,
'hS such hddic,ious, and lnows h, ie
sure OF results. Nothing to dread mo-
Mlthdrh"al pains, no torture. mo con-
n"e'nent. Treatment tones tp system,
r'm"vinG demand for drugs
"''h oar ana Nou can surely star, 3,
rev life. Write to-day cor ,,,'i 4"
Sthl IN p"in cover. addrossing cod,,r'
..toif Sanllhrium, BOZ 81. S,a,to,
Nashville Tenn 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Stop Piles
n Simple Home Treatment Tint IIns
brought joy to Thousands In
the Famous Pyramid
Pile Treatment.

How badl: do YOU want relief? DO
you want II enough to go to the small
trouble OF mailing the below coupon
Ior 4 free trial of the Pyramid Pile
Tire atnI"n,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
SIFERAtiSTS TO III: orr
IN FORCE. At STATE FAIR

The sulfrag ists ar" 10 he out in full
force at tn" fair this year. Indeed
the word "=.:nraGiSts' and fair" are
becoming almost Synonymous terms.
for II" fair OF any moment has heen or
will he held i'm Virginia this fall UNI
ornamcntcd by tho floating yellow
banners Of tho suffrag" cause. They
will wave this year, rs usual. from
a handsome booth in the main build
ing. Since suffrage states and coun-
tries claim the lowest infant NOR
tality record. the highest birth rate
ana the highest per cent OF married
women, ii is considered very appro-
pirate that tho stand from which suf-
fra2c speeches will he made is in close
proximity to the Better Babies EX-
hibit
There will 10 suffrage speeches every
day. both ia the morning and af.er-
noon. humble. Of wcll-known speak
crs from other cities will DO here for
this occasion among whom are Mrs
John H. Lewis. Of INnch,irr: Mrs
stephen rutney, and NESS Roberta
Wexford formerly OF Richmond. but
now Of Charlottesville. The two for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
STOPS FALLING HAIR
This HOme-Made Mixture Stnne Man.
druff and Falling Hair and
Aids Its Growth.
To 2 half rirt Of wate- add

To hall rint Of water add
Bay Rum .
Haroo Compound ......... a small box
Glycer!nc "
These ara MI simple !nrredien,e
that YOU can buy from any drugeis,
q, very lttls cost, ana mix Them yo,i.
self Apply t. the scalp once , IL,
foi two weeks. then once every o,h.r
week until all the mixture is used D.,
falf pint should be enough TO nd the
head OF dandruff and KIN the dandrufr
germs /, stops the hair from falling
out. and relieves itching and scalp dis.
cases.
Although 1t - no, aye s., acts
upon the hair roots and viii dArk.u
si:eaked. faded. gray hair in ton or
fifteen days. u promotes the growth
or The hair ard makes harsh hair .of,
and glossy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
VILLAGE ILT FOR
StLtItIED EMPLOY l:ES

city Point is made up largely of ~
Village, built by the bu Font Com
ranS for its employees. principally tho
higher salaricd men with families
: There are nor. than 500 modern cot
.taEes At City Point for the Du Font
men. all Of which are equipped with
electric lights water and other con-
,Nenicnccs. The post-oil is located at
city Point ANA there is also a CON
.sidera bic business section
Between City Point and what may
hc termed li"pew"ll proper is the ne
FRO section or the 'tcni section" AS it
rs know ii"pewcil proper. which adj
joins the ncgr" section. iS the hub of
.!ll the Excitement which has taken
place III the vicinity ia recent months
iand occupies comparatively small
.*pacc However. it is the busiest see
jtion Of tn. city.
! l!opowell Village. or "B-Nillace."
iInade up OF $40 or 800 cottages or bun
calows. erected for the s;,laried men
of the plant. is next to llopewcll prop
cr. and then comes Du Font city a
thriving suburb city Point and "R-
Village are ON In. Du Font rcscrva-
, tipu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

path crossing the mess hall through
the V. NJ. I. grounds.
The Y. NJ. c. a. officers this year are
II. -. Zea, president. and L. j. Mar.
shall, secretary treasurer.
III. r. Gray. Of Richmond. has been
reelected president of the third class
Tor l9l5-16. "I;li" Root was made vice.
president. and $. Il. witt, also OF Rich
mond. historian
The first regular meeting of the Y.
NJ. G. a. this week was held on sun