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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
VIRGINIA WILL FINISH
ITS SEASON THIS WEEK
Orange and Blue Quint VIII Play
Three Games on Annual
Northern Trip.
STE a. HAS CLEAN STREET
Remaining Games Against Teams AL
ready Defeated Gives Virginians
Chance to Make Perfect Record.
Fifteen Victories Net 900 Points.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
2I-Virginia's basketball team played
It's last home game last night and this
week will take tho annual Northern
trip Two games will he played in
Washing ton--Cathollc University on
February % and George Washington on
February -, and on Saturday night tho
season VIII end with a game with 10y
ola College, in Baltimore Virginia has
won from all three Of these teams dur
Ing the season, but was forced TO ey-
tend It's best efforts. especially with
the fast Guint from Catholic University.
In order to obtain an undefeated rec
ord the Orange and Blue players will
have 10 display midseason form to de-
feat these CUNTS on their own courts
with the exception of Captain Stickley
the players are just now in good condi-
ton. In last nights contest with the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Stickley
was quite badly bruised when he was
Knocked into an iron bar. One knee
and a thumb were quite severely
or the hftcen victories which tho
Orange and Blue uuint has won this
season. total OF $50 points have been
registered. Ias against 2gS points by
it's opponents. a glance a, the rep
resentative Quints which Virginia has
defeated shows "a record which cannot
be duplicated by any other college or
university in the South Atlantic sec
ton. The teams defeated and scores
made are az follows:
George Washington University, Al
IL; Jefferson. ii-il; West Virginia Wes-
lcyan, 56-3G; Randolph Macon College
'2-l9; Virginia Military Institute, 40
IS; Richmond College, 1914: Roanoke
College. 5S-li Catholic University. "a
%; Trinity. OF North Carolina. 52-lS:
Washington and Lee. 2s-I3; University
or North Carolina. 1929: Trinity of
iS-22; University of North Carolina. Az
20; NirEinia Polytechnic Institute. 2a-ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
WILL PLAY BLACKSTONE

blackstone Academy, which has made
an enviahle record in basketball this
season, VIII meet the strong John Mar
shall High School uuint to-nipht ~,
the locals floor. The visitors have won
from 4 number OF strong State teams
and the Marshallitcs expect a hard fght
captain Hargraves reports his men In
hne trim. and is confident Of taking the
visitors into camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

Stury" McInnes, OF the Athletics
evidently is made or different stun
ttah the average ball player while
want big money az much az any
other professional player he saws IL
nave manhood enough to respect nv
contract. and especially the obligations
am under to Connie Mack | will
STICK to him so long rs my services
ar" desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
MAY JOIN FEDERATION
Oihctnls of Church Hi Athletic CIuh
VIII Select baseball Captains To-Nirht.

Team managers for She coming base
ball season Will be selected Tonight nv
The church HIN Athletic club. DR. G.
NJ. HaHen, president of the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation, has been
invited to lie present to discuss with
the club officials the feasibility Of ar
hliatinS with his organizations Tho
meeting will no held in the club benJ-
quarters, 2l0 North Twenty-Third
Street. Joe Boehling. tao Washington
Nationals great southpaw, will be
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
Hickey Knows Nothing.

Branch Hickey, manager OF the st.
Louis American League club, who was
in Houston Tonight. does not credit the
report that J. Franklin Baker Is to join
tho st. Louis team. Hickey declar
that so far a s he had been advised, no
deal which included the signature of
the Philadelphia third baseman was
even contemplated by his club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
SAYS H0ME-RUN MONARCH
WILL STICK TO HIS WORD

PHILADELPHIA, February 21.-Con-
ME Mack, manager of the Philadelphia
Americans. tonight characterized as
another wild rumor'' report that ].
Franklin Baker. tho Athletics third
haseman. would join the st. Louis
Americans.
II have every reason to believe Baker
intends to retire from baseball, as
announced a few days ago" said Mack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

pave Rohertson the Giants outficld-
or, mas finished his course at Wake For
est College, in North Carolina, and will
recciv" his degree ASA fun iledged ply
sician Ia June. AS his college work is
completed he has notified Secretary
roster that he Will report with the
club at Marlin on March l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
Scraps Of Sport

Work OH the grounds at Broad Street
Park will be- started this week Will
Dunn. tho Sroundkccper. is expected
here to-day, and will Immediately start
to get the lot into condition before the
Nirginiuns report on March Is. \ car
loud OF chairs and material has arrived
mere from Baltimore, and Will be taken
to the park to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
MEET TWICE THIS WEEK

Ncturh fcnEnHcmcntA OF Union ThcO-
logical Seminary and William md Mary.
Two games with William and Mary
this week are on the schedule of the
Union Theological Seminary uuint The
Presbyterians leave this morning for
Williamsburg, where they meet the
ioontes Tonight On Saturday night
tho second game will be staged here
One OF the local armories Will be Sc
cured for the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
MARSHALLITES WIN EASY
GAME FROM WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February 81 =
John Marshall High School basketball
Team soundly thrashed the William and
Mary Academy quint her on Satur-
uay night by the score OF ~ to IA
Woodward was the bright light of tho
game. his work at times bordering on
me sensational 81 no time during the
contest was III. home squad dangerous
ana the high school boys did lust cN-
act!y as they pleased. The linc-up:
J. NJ. H. s. Position. w &. NJ
oodward. left forward .. Spcnc =
iehdieton. right forward $500. Ellis
B.th"l. .-....... centre .SomcrS
iiargrov- left guard ...... Wilson
Ehmig. 49,. right guard Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

Journey TO Washington on SATURDAY. 70
participate In the GEORGETOWN UnIyer
SHY indoor meet. Among those who
stand good chance TO make a mark
are neubi. the local crack half-miler
and Finncgan, who has boon doinr III
things all winter on the milo circntt
pr.;l
,ion,I -, '", Wv OF the lnt"rna-
Tener of H. ~ ~ esidtht John *.
,a,', Vi me Na'iohai League, Will at
,vhn the banquet TO be given to Ians
in 1896, and he Lat .oI, "'erson
shortston Ia Ioui.yiI,a ,ne great
F-''o"'
Ana the Tiger came hack l,r,.,
on the ice. 'o'h" rohin
nile little known here in atbl.,;o
catholic University 1T V,shino,
which is seeking to enter the Sn,,,h
Atlantic branch Of the Ap,ate,r ~
lctic Union will bc ,,o,co.., an
orrnniza,Io,' us own class into the
athlete -oIa,, 'haE mean also that
advantages ne w., De started to the
vi "o'h'
The Country Club. OF Nor,au
invited the Harvard lawn tnnnin Ia, mas
TO play on Its courts durina -, s",i'
lese holidays in Aprl. ana r, ~ wa
iiams. I'd. the Crimson captain nnd
tional champion, says tbat ir :, &C. @
i'm Sorfoll ra a..s, Trip. Inc courts
countrv CD, iieht ones and the
one. I; xo,,Id go :" larry strong
coun,,,. r1,it see,i good idea for the
p,trio,;e, -.
iprton Co., ieoih ana or Wash
in WOW, or ~ ~ oeeh exaggerated
~ 'hc TACT mat neither saw ft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

inc grounding may deceive and the
s"oscoohc so wrong as weather fore
casters, but there is little doubt that
the backbone OF winter is broken when
the blackhird shows up. One Is re-
ported TO have been seen resting on
the fence at Broad Street Park yestcr-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

''ni'e number of local lads will
journey TO Washington on SATURDAY. TO
participate In the GEORGETOWN ynIyer
SHY indoor meet. Among those who
stand good chance TO make n mark
are Iieubi. the local crack half-miler
ana rlhnegan. who has been doing big
'"'hss All winter on the mile circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

Nowadays a critical examination of
that 100000 infeld CONVEYS the inn
preston that somebody has short
changed Connie Mack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

l,s'deht iId BARROW, of the Interna-
tcnal League. and President Inbn T.
itheT' OF the National League. Will ar
tehd the banquet to be given to Hans
Wagner in Pittsburgh on March "a
wagner played for Barrow in Paterson
IN 1895, and he later sold the rr.,t
S'orts'op to Louisville for $2.lO0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22

FRIENDS of Fred Wcstervelt arc high
ly pleased at the announcement So
Chicago that the local Indicator boidnr
mas been selected as one of the Ave
hew umnires for the Feds Fred was
CHOSEN ont OF u field OF more than 100
applicants, showing the esteem in which
he is held "
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Wobarner Ndb nnb 5nidnetbennterriht.
IusIegen, 3uidneioen, Gnpafen uus
ytdber. gelernt. 56liIerinnen berfertiaen
tbre eigetlen &leiber fpdbreno 6es 2erS
mems. SRI. .. 6. gefer, Nnnaaer. sol
@arben Ctr. Nehmt 6ot @eus Gar ober
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ben. Soben mir nun unleren
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men, ooB Die fie6erbafte Sdtigfeit ut:-
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9ieie S6nierigfeiten ober ridtie
ein5uidaten, miro nns bef0bigen, Dos
erreifte oermaleinit entipredeno 81
niiroigen.
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Giien6abn : 5yabrpIaa.
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s. & @, 90.
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Gus Dem ~9erliner Sageblatt. >
Starfc nmS @erlnite Der ensliidJen
SlDtte.
Bon g @eriius, aapitdn CUR
See d. @.

Webrere auBeroeutide 3eituuoelr
bradtet Dor einigen Sagen cine 2iits
Der %bisberigen 8erluite Der enaliiden
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borbanoeniein gu fiibrenl 8as Ioaeil
pbantaitii6e @ebauptungeL mie veiit
1ieues Srafalgar, oos engliide Sp!i.
milten ertparten, bereitet lid in an-
eerer Irt Dor. als ourd enorme Ser.
lutte Der Sotte"2 gu iolden ge.
bauptmam feblt ieoe 8eredtiaunh
Sic iino ebenio perberblid mie ae-
ringidabige ltrteile iiber oas Ser
lonal uno Wateriol Der feinolitell
Slotten i'm eiu5elnen.
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lerer 5lotte, oob Tie ms Den sSeino
ME msber BON nnleren &illten fern.
bolten miro, oaB lie linn nit oeu Mit
teln 0es llnterieeboots- mo oes nj.
nenfriegs Sdooen 5ufiigen pirb.
aber es bieBe Die eigantiide slufgabc
unierer 6lotte in Der 3%ufilnft Der.
teuuen tmo berobieben. luern mon
ihon lett bon elmer meientlidcr
Sdpdhung Der britiihen Seemadl
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miro 5nipeilen ausgeiprofen: .aber
pom Der engliiden 6lotte botte mai
bod mebr ermartet.~ @etpib, es ii
nidt 81 leugnen, Dob Die 9efenfr.
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gen elmer friegfiibrenoen Mo9t Iino
getpobnli6 ni6t iebr FREDERICKSBURG
dig, Observation-Disclosures legen ibneti
audi 9enobnli6 feline 8eoeutung BEL.
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fiibrenoe Wo6t miro bon i6ren Ib-
ii6ten ni6t 10 biel perlal1te1l la1ien,
bob Die Seri6teritatter es in Sen &c.
peIden ausplauoern fonlien. @ud cie
oeltti6e SeeresIeitung bot gan5 9e-
nib nidt Die 3eitungsforreiponoe1l
ten GIT Gertrauten ibrer glGne ul1o
abiidten eemodt. limo oennod mag
bintcr oteien 8eri6ten mebr als ge-
m6bnli6 binter iol6' einem Sc
ibmob itefen. l1niere 2eier neroell
Iid %erinneru, ooB oie uSreie 8reiie"
Dor Surgeon cine bo6intereiiante
aorreiponben5 BON meitli6en &riegs=
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ner iolhen Sffeniipbetpegung ge-
iproben nlir0e. l1eber Die tatiGhli=
den Ibii6ten Der oeuti1en Seeres-
leitltng miro Ser @erfo1ier oneroinqa
audi nidt unterri6tet getpeien iein,
ober er i9iloerte uns tpenieItens aus
eigerer Ini6oul1ng, tpie man iih in
ben oceupierten @ebieten 8elaien's
nno Sranfreids eingeridtet babe, tpie
aQe ariegsmago5ine eefiiGt ieien uno
iih in elmer Sronltng befinoe, oie es
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partsbemeeung Beginner tonne. Oie>
lie Sdiloerungen aber berubten ie=
oenfans auf Satiahen nno iontit
fann man mol annebmen, ooB sic
Soee elmer iolden MISUNDERSTANDING
eriltiert, tpettn iie au6 nod nidt 10
feite Sormen angenommerk bat, mic
Die aorreiponoenten bebaupten.
Sie Slieger boben pGbreno ser
bergangenen ISOLDE cine rege Satia-
felt %entfaItet. 0a mar 8llerIt Der
groBe Slug oeutider @uftidiffe mad;
ben engliiden Counties Sent, @Iier
nno Snffolf, oantl Der Slug fran5o-
2ufti6iffe nod 8aoen unb
Wurttemberg, inter Dem beionoers
Sreibilrg in Baden eelitten 5u boben
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unternebmungen in Der @egeno Ser
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aiiite uno iber Der Sinoi=SoIbiniel,
uber oeren @rgebniiie mir ~alleroinus
11ltr nnboufommen unterridtet fms.
Won ben llnterieebooten bat man
fldlt bel gebort uno mos beridtet
ipnroe, ideint bon feiner qroBen ges
oelltufg getpeien 81 ieiri. @Geroinas
iid au6 bier Die ltrteile siem-
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Der bebaapten, Ser Sfaoer, Sen if
men Die oeltti6en l1nterieeboote su-
tiigtef, lei MIR gering, oie 0eutlden
bleiben babel oaB oie SGtigfeit III
rer goote oent engliiden SanoeI I'M
9ebenren Sbaoen 5ueefiiet babe.
Nadri6ten iino altd mieoer mali
reno Der lebten @ode ei~nqetroffen
BON Weutereien nnter Den enaIiIden
in aesppten, 5. E. Sen
aus Snoien nno @uitralien,
ltilo bon Der angebli6 imnler peiter
Inn ii6 qreifenoen repoGiltionaren ge-
ipeguig IN Snoien. Die Modridteit
tparen ober 81 uttbeitimmt, Inn ii6er
tbre 8eoeutiing urteilen al fonnen.
Ton GROCER 8eoeutunq erIdeint
llls oagegen Elm Snterbiem nit Sim
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8o6e beroffentlidt puroe uno IN
Dem Der groBe Seloberr gum erIten
erfldrt, bob ieiner Meinung
oas @noe 6es &rieges bol6 er.
reidt lei. 9os mieet tauienomoI
mebr ols oos @eidmGb in enqIilhen
II. fran5oiiiden Observation-Disclosures
ten uno Situationsortifeln.
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go. 4-yfa6 Dem NOr0en. 12.2O naoblr.
SEQ. 6-yaa9 Dem Norben. .8:15 nadnr.
SEQ. Social na6 9earne ..7:40 bora.
SEQ. 10-9ailb grpreB 5peciaIS 1oroen
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9bep. @aiiIer, Oeihdftsfibrer.
iii Bones @Denlie, gegeuiiber Der goue
Sinr granerei. Snn Nntouio, Seras.
az 8abrifanten bon allen Mrten Sps
oaluaiier, MiuerdltpdIier uno norsiiglih
benz moIbefnnnten Qitbia GeIber.
Bride grIepbOHc. = 5reie Ablieferuma
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u. 9. 6. 9iosnn, oeutider aopo-
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@rofett sos. (g(ns.1
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S. A. FLORAL

Bouquets. 8lumenftiide fin Sod8eitcn
uno 8%egrdbnife, Sopfpflan5en, goiens
ltrdn6er, S6itbGume, decentralization
IN 8liite ober Beetpflan5erl. @pmni
ielbft, i6reibt ober telephoniert grofen
1902. sos Main Gbe. Eaml 2as. Maa<
ra9er. (Ins.j
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81. 5. q. Riper, Sffeopatb, 1os
Soleoao Ctr, oben. Office Sci. gr.
486. WobnunasteI Gr. 1437. (Mns1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20

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The Dermott news., 1915-10-14
SYNOPSIS.

After the finding OF WI Fang's body
and Kennedy's disappearance. a subma-
rtne appears the following morning on
tho bay. A man plunges overheard from
Il and swine ashore 1t is the entrance
Of Marcus Del Mar into America.
Hts mission IL to obtain information of
Kennedy and recover. II possible. the lost
torpedo. Al the Dodge home he soon
wins the confidence of Elaine. Later she
10 warned by little old man to be care
full Of Del Mar. This warning came just
in time to prevent Del Mar from carry
ing out his plans.
Later Elaine gives a masquerade ball
domino girl can locate the torpedo. a
gray friar warns Elaine and Jameson OF
Del Mare purpose. and his plans are up
set Del Mar succeeds In getting this girl
in Eiaine's home as maid. She finds the
torpedo in the attic. places 1t In trunk
which with others Is sent to Elaine's
country home. holdup on the train
trunk away. only to find on opening It
that they have the wrong trunk.
Upon Elaine's arrival In the country she
again encounters the old man of mys
terry. He warns her to do her own un-
packing. She does. and finds the long-los
torpedo. which she places In a dresser
drawer. Del Mars men enter her room
during her absence and escape with the
torpedo They are seen by the old man.
who follows them \ desperate battle
follows in which the old man destroys
the torpedo. That afternoon as Elaine
and Jameson are riding through the
country Del Mar plans to blow up a
He would have succeeded but the old
man Unexpectedly appears and delays the
explosion lust long enough to permit
Fiainc's car to cross safely,
The Dermott news., 1915-10-14

they tied me again, hand and foot
Then they began debating in low, sin
lister tones, what was to be done with
me next. Once in a while 1 could
catch a word. Fear made my senses
representative
They were arguing whether they
should make away with me now or
later,
Finally the leader rose. Its three
to one" | heard him mutter He dies
now"
lie turned and took a menacing step
toward me.
Hands up
1t was a shrill firm voice that rang
out at the mouth of the cave as a
figure cut of what little light there
vas
Elaine passed along hunting for the
trail Suddenly a shower Of pebbles
came falling down from a cliff above
her. Some of them hit her and she
looked up quickly
There she could see me being led
along by my captors. She hid in the
brush and watched During all the
operations OF the descent OF the rock
stairway and the resetting OF the
alarm she continued to watch. strain
ing her eyes to see what they were
doing
As We entered the cave. she stepped
har nd pl
sharply up at us. as We disappeared
Then she climbed the path UP the
! cliff until she came to the flight OF
stone steps leading downward again.
Already she had seen the man be
| hind me doing something with the
| stone that formed the top step. She
stopped down and examined the stone.
| Carefully she raised II and looked uu-
| derneath before stepping on il. There
she could see the electric connection.
She set the stone aside and looked
again down the dangerous stairway
1t made her shudder 4 must get
! him. she murmured to herself Yes
l must. Even now it may be too late.
They had just decided to make away
with me Immediately and the leader
had turned toward me with tho threat
still on his lips TWAS now or never
Resolptely she took step forward
and into the cave
Hands up she demanded with
astonishing Grmness.
The thing was So unexpected N the
security Of their secret hiding place
protected by the rock alarm that, be
fore they knew it, Elaine had them
all lined up against the wall
Keeping them carefully covered. she
| moved over toward me She picket
up knife that lay nt--- BY and start