davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-08
PACKAGES LABELED.
Dan Lyle To De Given Hearing Under
New Law Today

This afternoon Dan LytIo Will D.. .-.
raisned before Squire John i. Conn.
ers ON q charge Of violating the Nc.
Alloy amendment. as REGARDS tho Ia.
beilnE 81 package. tn. man wa. .r.
rested at the instigation az Nffo--,,
Charles Ehrhart 70 developed Ia..r
That the man had tho proper labels
on his basket
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-13

night the Biiou presents one OF the
most interesting pllotoplays ever
shown in Cairo. 1t is the sensation
Of the hour, in FIVE acts, featurip .
Howard Estabrook and a cast Of
the original stars of the regular
play which is 50 well and favor.
ably known and commented upon.
Manager Lind says he has a pic
ture play that he knows viii please
every one Of his patrons and is
striving in every way to tel! the
patrons of the Bijou not to forget
that today is the day of this show
and cautions them not to forget this
fact.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-13
Excellent for Stomach Trouble.

"ChamberIain's Tablets are inst
lne for stomach trouble" writes
Mrs. G. c. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. 81 was
bothered with this complaint for
some time and frequently had bill
'ous attacks Chamberlain's Tap
let's afforded NE great relief from
The FIRST and since taking one bot
Gle Of them | feel ike a different
persian For sale by all dealers
Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-13
a bRfnfNn.

The principal poison IN absinthe IS
vegetable substance knows as
ihyiou. II is found in wormwood.
which ia used in making absinthe.
france Is the largest consumer Of alb
sinthe, taking more than al tho rest
Of Europe. The consumption has been
steadily Increasing. so tbat In 19tt
over lo0e.C0 gallons OF absinthe we're
used u France.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
i4tisteit guten Sadf,
mdifeS.

@dr ft,dr4em 1efet tpirb es tosnil4
boriommen, ipenn mir fHon jebt auf
bic gef4affuns suten Sdatmaffss sH
iprs4en tonlmen @s 1T bas aber
notbipenbig. 9enn bic Bef9afnng
pirfli6 guten Saatmai5es fpirb beuer
ni6t nur Dielfa6 auf SHtpierrgiefieu
itoben, fonbern fpdtsr in Der Saifon
pieuei6t gang unmogli9 fperben. Da
beiBt es benn. iib bei5eiten por5ufes
ben unb ben 8eoarf gu bedem. Sdon
jeBt follte Der fiiriorgli6e Jarmer auS
ben senannten @riirben fefriteIlen, Oh
er geniigenb euten Saatmais an Sanb
bat unb ob berfetbe teinfd9ig i'll,
Wliifen mir ben Saatnats 9in5ufdus
ten, ooer geiriist ber borb1noene ben
geitellten anforberunga pi6t, 10 ToGa
te als6alb Bel siner StoerldFiigen sir
ma bag uotbpenbige Anantum be-
fteat iperben. Man 50sere baber ni6f.
bur6 bic forgfdltigfte &eimprobe fft,
5uitellen, Oh Der in bidem Sabre ges
erntete Mais AUDI geuiigeno gutes
'Saatglt gsliefert bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
0rb ODpbs' Warft.
@ineinnoti. 81. qpp. 191I

gincinnati, /. g2op. 1916.
4ud5 in Der perfloFen.n Wode tpa'
rem bic @efndfk r.fa lebbaft urtb BIZ
preife I'm 9laaemsinsn feit. giniae bon
ben 4rtiteln ipirSen i'm preiie erh0ht
Die preife iparen ME fola!:
grauner rWnsIiu-Breatf fSars q 7ht,
ls SSSi'r s s SsIas srfatsu sSs ssSts'T se Se'
VeppertiI fO.4 2fc, bo. 9.l iee, Utica 1914 2se.
DO % 26c. Hiofsrocb 1914 20hc, bo. 81 1S11e.
Brtabton e.4 1sc. bo. 1914 zoe
SebIsi 6tes WuslH-Damiutta 1hc,
gr,iii q tbe nsom slst. aonsbaIs &c, gsafon.
es6e, gtarbel 8he, rlO cGor6 ehe. TiamoHo
8 7e, 5orset.gqe.seci 6&c. gGnebtafe &c. 5u'
uioic &c. Oh Jaifbful 5Ae. Wlneie 4ike. 9eps
perea 10.4 23c. bo. e'4 2ie, Utica 1914 soc,
So; e'4 2se. Hofepcob 1914 22he,- bo. 81
2ohe. griettor fos$ 22e. DO. 9.4 zoe.
pati 4ze, almerieau 9rSiao 5Ke. DO, wlout,
eraue &c, paeifir Itpia aobes &c, Wa,
nonal &C. Con lob g. Orion Ihe. Clarion
fieins-BaInsH 7c. aOr,poos 7Me, oai.
anosfsaa " q i2he. Queen Of t5e Deit *
1915. ensquetanna ie1sc. Gousitosa D 8
@iusbam s--slmos,eas etaple exc. u.
> q &C. Gbereft ginNic 6ilc, oaucafier gtnpIe
ehe. 1912 &c. ainafior 5Ae. waowsntrofe SIC,
S' STStSG.nM 8 Vss gsrt 7ne @ossr gr,,, 7,le
aIabama TING. Oh girsnia eAe, gOeabonfas
SeuimH-gbret. 15e. qrcrtuitu foxe
Eenooa lie. Brighton if1ae. gr1pin < 1oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
aaSisartise Wartte.
Rsp gort, l. gaop.

Webl. - Marft fetis; Sprins
patsnts $5.25-5.55; gBinter paknts
$5.35-5.50: Winter Straisbts $5.1O
$50.
Weiaen. - wlartt feft; gao. / Du'
rum $1.134 I. o. b. Rem gort; RO. l
1crtbern Duluth unb 30. / Rorthern
Wanitoba $1.064 c. |. T. Buffalo. Cir
Des. $1.09a.
Welidforn. - Wsartt itstia; 30. 2
seIbes 75ae.
6nfer. - Martt fsit; Ro. 2 peiz
bsr 42-423e.
6eu. - Martt ftetig. prime $1.35;
glo. /, $1.30: go. 2. $1.20; go. 3,
$1.W-1.05; Chipping 90c.
Sopfen. - Waarft itetis; State
common Biz dolce 1915, 22-30c;
1914, s--12e; paeific goait 1915. 13
--15c: 1914, 11-13e.
Sdute. - Wartt ftetis; 8pgota Bic;
Central 4meriea 29c.
2eher. - Martt felt; beullod ftrits
33-34c; feeonbs $3.50.
g}ort. - Uaarft feit; TieB $17.00-
1850; Hamilp S22.50-23.O0: Sbort
gleor $18.50-20.50.
Beef. = Wartt iSetia; WeB $3.50
-17.00; Jamilp $18.00-19.50.
S4mala. = Waartt ftetia; Wsibble
Deft $9.2O-9.30.
Eals. - Wartt ftnu; 9th TIC;
gountrp 7-7ac; Special Sc.
Wole. - Warft ftetig; Somsitle
Syleece Xxx Obio 32e.
Feis. - Rartt fsii; 5eab 44-5e;;
Blue Rpie 4t-4ac.
WoIaiIes. = Martt itstia; Rep Srs
leans opn tettle 40-50c.
2udsr. - Rober, Wsortt feit; Gen'
trifuaal $4.45-4.52: WOlaHss 1888
raffinirter. ftetia; Gut
Goat $6.25; gruibeb $6.15; Roulb U
$3.50; gubeg $3.50; xxx pofpbes
r.b $3.50; popbereS $5.45; feiu gras
nulIirttr $5.35; Diampnb u $5.35;
gpnfntioners u $5.25: gto. 1, $50.
Butter. - Wsdrtt felt; 3uflthr A.
1853 gedmsrp .rtras 28a-29t;
greamsrn 29f-30c; firfts 27-283t;
f.eonbs As-26ac.
eier. = Wartt itetis; 3ufubr A.
677. grifd asfammsIts. srtra feine 3s
-39c: srtra firits 35-37c; firits 80
f.eonbs 27-29c; peibe. feiHe
BIB fanep 55-60e; braune 40-42c.
RGie. - weartt feit: 3uf,Ibr 725;
Stas pbpkmii ipeciaIs 1916;
bo. fansp 15ac; DO. frifa. ipsiaIs
15a-15sc; bo. faucp 15ac.
geffiiQel. - aebenbes. preiis uns
reselmdbis: asrsiniste, rubis; WeiterH
friI9e 6iibnkr 135-23c; friidR Dab
re. assife 12-16ae; s.frorsne sur@
isps 1s-22ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
Ghicaao. 1. g2pp.

W.i,.n. - Sir 9s. $1.OOt-
1.02E; am S6lub $1.02s. Sir Mai
$1.o2a-1.04t; ON S4luB S1.04s.
@elidtorn. - ssiir Dea. 57s-
59ae; an S6fus 58sc. siir M1i 593
-6Ose; am SdluB cole.
Safer. = Cir Oea. 3ss-39ie; ON
S6Ius 3sc. iFiir Wiai 3st-39sc; am
SdluB 39ac.
Rossen. - go. 2, S1.02.
gerfte. - 53-62e.
simotbp. - S5.o0-8.Oo.
ales. - S10O0-20.O0.
port. - syiir Des. $14.45-14.5o;
am SdluB $14.45. Sir Gan. $16.'
37-1s.7o; an S6lub $16,47.
S9mafs. =. Cir san. $685.
10: am Sdlus $500. sfiir Wai $9.'
1880; am S9luB 1922.
RippenIeiten. = 1iir San. 1892
9.1O: am S9lub $902. sSiir Wlat
S9.17-9.3o; am Sdluk 1925.
Butter. - Martt itetis; Greamsth
23A-28e.
Gier. - Wtartt it.tid; 3ufubr A.
214 stift.n: firfts 27-27ac; oroindrp
firits 26-26Ae; auf Dem Martt 20
27c.
aartpffeln. - Martt nisbriger;
@iseoniin. ipeibe. 40-47c; Minne'
fota. peibs 42-47e; Minneiota
Sbios 43-47c.
9efliiRI. - 2ebenbes, Martt 1e'
tis; Sdbn. 12e; ;sriibiabrsbiibn.r 13c.
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Stewart.
Ginrinn aii, 1. goS.

49, - ~ - V L. wv
3ufubr unb gerianbt pdbrtnb Der
lesten 4S Stunben. bersliden nit Der.
felben 3eit Der Oersausenen @o9e inb
ipie folet:
3ufubr Rinbp, G9pein. S9ai.
20. DIT. ). 2275 2848 627
j. Rob. 2702 1869 2035
Drianbt pdbrsnb b<rislbeu 3eit:
Rinbp. Ghtpeine S4ifs
%. OF. ;. 122 1865 -
1. Rop. :. so 1882 431
Rtnbpie6 - Der Martt mar
heuteTe6baft uno fart fir ole Rlafen.
Die 3ufubr mar siemIi4 arob. -
Stodsrs unb 5eebers paren ebsHfalls
In gutter Ra8fpase, Sesslei4en bi.
beiferen mil6tiite, tpdbrenb bic anbe'
ren ihtpd4 tpor.n.
Mitilere unb i9tprs Sti.re SIPS
|-8.25: O6fen S3.00-6.O0: Nleiidxr
Stiere $5.25-7.25; auserlsi.ne Bis
ertra S7.35-775; 6eifsrs S4.75-
6.25; auserl,i,ns bis sytra $685.
TOO; aiik $3.25-5.25; auserlei.ne
Bis ertra S5.35-6.O0; Gamers $2.75
-3.85; Nil6tiix S35.00-S5.00;
Gtodsrs unb I..bers: Stiere $3.50
700: soeifsrs S4.5O-5,75; aiibe
A.0O-5.00.
8uIlen- - Die 3uf,rtr Don gul,
len mar sismlid arpb. bic Ru8fras.
cine quite.
'sette gullsn $6.Oo-6.5o; Bologna
$5.00-5.75: .rtra S5.85-6.0O; mo.
sere unb leitbte $3.50-4.75.
aGfber.- ObnobI bic Sufubr
bon adIbern beut. aiemIirt arok mar.
70 mar Der Mur,t bod ftari. Senn bic
Hdhfrdae mar cine CUTE.
grtra. s11.O0-11.25; fair BIB
quite leidte $s.00-11.00; orbindre
uub droBs S5.00-10.75.
Sd M eine -D Die 3ufubr mar
nlr mdbia unb bic preife um 10-15c
iiber benen bonn Samitaa. Der Martt
i6lok fart.
SUITE Bic aussrleiene 8erfdnbt unb
Jleifderfortsn S7.7o-7.75; fair BIB
cute aemif6te g.riaubHortsn $40
ITO; .Ieidte gerianbtiortsn $500
TBS: sserfsI 110 9funb unb tperiatr
S4.00-7.00; crbindre BIB ouserl.ieue
T4psre fette Sdue $5.25-6.75; orbis
mare bis quite Siaas $4.75-6.50.
9 hafe unb 2dmmtr. -
srobbsm bic 3ufutr ar5bsr mar. 10
mar bod Der Mdrtt itart ainb bic beFss
ren 2dmmsr iiieaen etipns i'm preiie.
Shdfs. srtru. S5.75--6.O0; duts bis
aiserIefene S5.00-5.65; orbinSrs Bis
fair S3.00-49o: 2dmmsr. EXTRA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
GlmksN dbriabte,a.
0iennaa 2. glop. 1915.

-" " ~ <s >'~~' AVAcs
ssm ginetnnotier 9iitrift tpirb iid
Der 5luB mir fpenig berdnbern. Ge'
tern 4benb bate berfelbe einen Wni'
teritanb BON 1876 ssub.
Die folgenben Depef4tn trafen &C.
tern bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.-6.1 SUP, faIlt.
Wbesling. W. 8a.-8.2 SUB, falt.
gsartsrsburq. SO. @a.-5.4 5uB, fallt.
&anupba Sails, 80. @a.-1.2, fdat.
gbarleiton, 20. @a.-7.O SUB, fiat.
yortsmoutb. S.-6.9 Sub, iteist.
Gouispile ap.-8.6 SUB, fdllt.
gbanspiae. Snb.-8.6 SUB. fdllt.
0aibbille. Senn.-8.8 SUB, fGlt.
Chattanooga. Senn.-7.0 ssub, fallt.
&anfas gitp, Wo.-9.5 SUB, fG[It.
Wemp6is. Senn.-13.8 Gub, fGllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
gbieaa 0. 1. glpp.

lS 4fpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Wiarft feit. Built $8.75-735; lei4'
te $6.65-7.60; semif9te $6.55-7.s =
rs: i9pere S6.40-7.65; robe $6.N
aerfel $3.75-7.10.
&inbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Martt feit. Haiipe Beef Stiere $6.1O
&iibe unb Seifers $2.86-
$50; &dlber $7.25-11.0O.
g dafe. - 3ufubr 81, 900;
Wartt idipa9. Wetbers $6.00-6.55; F;
epes s3.75-5.75; 2ammer $3.50
$50.
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q p gprt. 1. gaoo.

Rem gprf, l. Roo.
aupfsr. = Wartt felt; GIectrOlpti'
$18.12-16.25.
Giisn. - Rarft fsii; go. l Rortb'
ern $16.5o-17.0o: go. 2, $16.25-'
1875: go. / Soutbsrn $16.75-17.'
%: go. 2. $1650-17,00.
3inn. = Nartt fart. $3.50
$500.
glsi. - Sfferirt ca $3.50.
SpsItsr. - Reius Guptiruna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
ueberFd3t bes Cincinnati
Wtarftes,
Str bic Hsntaa Sen 1. Nob.
1915 sxsissmss Ds6,.
ginnetnHati, /. ROp.

V " HC u ~ U, 4. Jtup.
Die nddfolsensen Nuotirunsen BE-
sieben iih nur auf gnaros Srdns'
aftionen. Bel tleineren 0ei4dftsr
'perben ettuas b5bere pr.iie bere4nst
propifionen.
Gdmala. prin,a Steam
s.O0-s.10; gamilp s4maIs 10
10a per pfunb.
TrodeusefaI5enes Gleti d.
Sbort clear Geiten Ioie 10a-11e;
grtra fbort clear Seiten 10t-103e;
fbort Ripp.nieiten 10-103c; 4sl'
lies 11-11ac.
9aeoM - Sbort clear Seiier
11a-12e: .rtra hort clear Geitsn
1a-11ac; ibort Rippsnfetten liz
-11ae; Bellies 12a-134e per pfunS,
Guaar gureb HIeif4.
Ghinten 16a-17e: pienic S8ulterr
12-12ac: greatfeft Bacon 1920;
S6uliern IN padeten 12-12ac; Re'r
g)ori Gut 12-12ac; irodene gesi
Shintsn 23-25e Der gfunb.
Sibsep5feItes Gleii d. =
Shinien 15-15ae; pienic Sdultern
n-11ae: Bellies ,16-16ac; G4uls
tern III -11ac; Sdultsrn. q. q.
Gut bO. 11f-11ae Der Dfunb.
Grifdts Hfeif@. - e9in,sn
13-13se; aDienic S9uliern 10a-
lie: S@ultern 10a-11e; fbort Rip'
Denfsiten 1oa-11e; ertra fbort clear
penisitsn 10-10ac; EXTRA ihort clear
Rippeni.iisn 101-11c; Bellies, lei4s
I. 16a--17c: Bellies. f&pers IL
12e.
Mtbf uub getretb.
MetI. @inier pa!ent $5.65
5.75; Minttr fanen $5.0-5.30;
Winter Jamilp S4.85-4.75; Winter
erira S4.20-4.40; Wiuter orbindres
$4.O0-420: Sartes Dei5en pateiIt
$5.75-6.2O; 6artes Dei5en fanep
S5.35-5.6O; Sdries Weisen 'samilp
$4.40-4.75: RoasenmeH. uprbipsitli.
Dies. aemiidNes $5.20-5.45; rtints
gitb 9ioss,nmebl S5.30-5.55; Gitp
ssmiidt.s ROssenmebl $5.20-5.45.
Weiaen. - go. 2 rother Winf.r
S113-1.15; g1o. 8. ,e1.05-11O;
90. A bo. S1.00-t.05.
WeffGforn. - 30. 2 ipetbss
66t-67c; Ro. 3 bo 66--s6ac; go. A
30. 655-66; SO. 5 DO. 65-65ac; go.
8 bo. 64-65c. - g2o. 2 selb.s 66a--
67c; Go. 8 So. 66--66ae; go. A DO.
65S- 66e; g1o. s bo. 65-85dc; 30.
6 bo. 64-65e. - W.ibes aofbsntorn.
nsiies 54-56e; s.lbes Rolbentorn
aemifdtss aolbenforn a.
56e. - Wsibes aplbeniorn, oltss. 3s
SIC; selbes aolbtniorn 67-6Se;
gsmiIhies Rolbeniorn 66--67.
Moagen - 30. 2 $1.03-1.05;
no. 8. S1.W-102; go. 4. 97--
S1.O0. &,
~. Jfp. lutibSl ~
421e: Stanbarb ipeiber 40-41e; Ro.
8 ipeibsr 39-40e; glO. A ipeibsr 80
go. 2 aemifdter 1886;
no. 8 asmiidtsr 363-37ac; 90. 4
aemif1tsr 35s-363c.
Whtstn
Uertauft purbeu 1904 Dbls. Diitils
Iers Giniibeb Goobs auf Der Buiis bon
sl.39 per GalIone.
Groceries.
Qaffee. - ssaba 23--30c mo.
ia 29-30c: Guatemala fanep 19c;
DO. outer 57ae.
NrfuH .................it8 ~
yuffr ....,.....-........-t4 H.
5ntr ......s...........isH IN
len eair !. .............-..i9h ~
yscb Crbtnarr ......-..,i5, IAN
DrnirGrt ..............IzS ~
8uder. - Ereiie feit- - Mnffi.
nirter Gut 2oaf $3.50, poipoereS
s5.70: Cubes $5. SO; arourIirter So.
~ ~ - n = a
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6dute. - Mdrtt mar rubis unb
feft. RaBsefdl5ene go. / 16A-
17c per gfunb. go. 2 bo. 151-16c
per pfunb. Giih Builders frif4e II
-17ae; bo. Golntrb 12a-13c; fri
fhe aal6felIe 17-17ae.
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$9.00-9.25; quite Big auserleIent
$7.75-s.9O; prbindre bis fair $3.50
--7.60: gnlIs $5.00--6O0.
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8uder. - Freiie felt. - Mnffi.
nirter Gut 2oaf $3.50, poip6ereS
$3.50: Cubes $3.50; aroniiIirter $5..
GO; Gonieetioners m $3.50: Gfi
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pferbe itnb NVamlejel.

Gineinnati. 1. yloo. 1916.
Der Wforft mar aua In Der Der,
floiieHsn Wo4e siemIib lebbdft unb
b.. preife feft. gs tpurbe meiftsns fiir
bic aaiirteu setaHft. Die Qaotir,in,
gen iparen tpie fpIat:
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Die llmjdte im bienaen Clearinghouse
telisfsH ii4 reute auf e6.7eS,7o0.
eslsf esfssiixsr.
Der NaYit In 9olaliefxritdten mar bsats
Iebboftey az bifs felt Jabren Der Sau oe.
wsisn IN, unb bic 9reiie iporen TART GiHe.
Gos 8 Glesirie 90. Mttten ftiseeH biz auf
10 unb giRe. Strest Rp. auf l02J4. %.
lumbio Gas mar ebeniaIs in Nadfrags,
wdbrenb C9ie State Esl. etwas In ben
olntsrorunb trat. Beriasit wurosn:
On Sss DSris.
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Gtseianati. 1. Qes.. isls.

Gtueinnatt. 1. Ncb. 1918
Gte HonIen uarex beute isbr fart De.
I6diti0t, BE gla@frd9e Ha@ Dnrfetsn mar
rine lskr cute, bod III UsTb INNER nod su
niebriem Dinsraien ~ erIangen. Sir
DarIsbsn ,,ON toa" perbeH ppn ben Danfsn
l% tsre&net, pdbrenb 0ei1dfispapisre su
6-6x biblentirt perben. Sm ofisnen
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-24
Y. ?. !. SQUAD IS
HARD At WORK

Blacksburg, Va. March 2S.--Ths
v. +. /. baseball squad has been hard
at work since the arrival of Coach
Ray Prince. on March 6. Coach
Prince believes In getting busy on
the jump and he has not allowed
local weather conditions to stop him.
kept the entire squad busy on Miles
field every afternoon fielding, hitting
and sliding bases.
The pitchers are all showing more
than average form and Coach Prince
expressed himself as being well pleased
with the outlook. Bibb and Macon.
both veteran twirlers. who were
largely responsible for the big per-
centage of games won by the Techs
last season. are beginning to show up
In their old time form and Little
also shows signs of being able to
deliver the goods when called upon.
He has lots of steam and when he cuts
loose with 1t hits are scarce. But the
big find of the season for tho pitching
staff is George Trenkle, who comes
from Norfolk. Va. This sturdy slab
artist demon states that he can de-
liver the goods every time he ascends
the mound. What he does not possess
In the way of curved balls and smoke
apparently Is not worth having and,
in addition to this. he will make a
strong bid for the heavy end OF tho
batting order II the performances of
his big stick so far this season are =
fair sample OF his smuggling ability. In
the receiving department. Gaines and
Vaughn-Lloyd are both showing up
well and Coffenbery, new recruit
from New York High School. Is living
up to the big reputation which he
brought with him. He is a deadly
menace to pilfering base runners and,
like Treakle. when he comes to bat
the flelders have learned that II is
best to drop back.
Although only three OF last years
star infield are back at school this
year. Logan and Goodlowe are both
playing alright ball and Coach Prince
Is not worrying about a player to cover
the keystone sack. In fact. with
Logan, Goodlowe. Oppenhetmer Rob-
inson. Howell and Womack all trying
for positions, il is doubtful who tho
regular infield will be composed of.
In the outfield Captain Bruce oc-
cupies his old position in center field
and the fact that he hit Mt .4s7 last
season in nineteen games with q total
of only three errors charged against
him would seem to indicate that un-
less he slumps considerably, he will
continue to cover the center garden.
Williams, Cogbil and Wood are also
fielding and hitting above the average
The former brought with him q repu-
tation as a slugger OF far above tho
average ability and. 30 far this season.
he has defended II very ably. A
friendly spirit of rivalry has already
sprung up between he and Captain
Bruce. who has headed the Tech bat
ting percentage column for the last
two seasons, and the entire school
is much interested In watching 10
see who will como out ahead.
Altogether. the prospects for An ex-
ceptionally good team are excellent
and. although Manager Nelson's sched-
ule is one of the hardest that Ia being
attempted by Southern school this
year, the V. p. I. student body AZ well
As the faculty are confidently looking
forward to long list OF victories
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-24

discussed, and a full attendance is
urged.
Personals
Mrs. William Fitch. mother of Clyde
Fitch, the playwright. is spending
some time at the Jefferson Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank T. McFaden, of
West Grace Street, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Montgomery, In
Lynchburg.
the city today, after spending several
months visiting in the South.
MIR. Alexander Forward. secretary
to Governor Henry c. Stuart. is a
guest at the home of Mr. G. j. Heat
wole, in Harrisonburg.
Miss Maratha Valentine. who has
been the guest of Miss Helen Hobbs,
in Norfolk, has returned to the city,
Mrs II. II. Smith has as her guest,
Miss Mary Smith, of Alabama
Mrs. c. A. Osborn. of Keywille, will
arrive in the city shortly in order
to visit Mrs Horace Wexford Jones
Mrs. John T. Trout, of Roanoke, Is
the guest OF Mrs. George f. Jones, on
Monument Avenue.
Mrs. Taylor Burke will return to
her home in Alexandria this week
after spending few days with her
parents, the Rev and Mrs. Landon Il.
Mason.
Miss Ellen BAH has returned to her
home in Westhampton, after an ex-
tended stay in New York.
Miss Mamie Wynne Pugh is visiting
Miss Rose Porter in Portsmouth.
Mr.. John I.etcher Harrison has re-
turned to the University of Virginia,
after spending several days here.
Miss Resale Smith. of Port Royal.
is spending several weeks with Miss
Lucy Temple, on West Grace Street
Judge and Mrs William f, Rhea
have returned from Il recent visit to
relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. John s. Munce and Mrs. John
Gilmour Munce have returned from
a visit to Atlantic City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-24
: REGULARS WHIP THE YANNIGANS :
McGuires Preparing
To Meet Academy

Under the direction Of Coach Heuby,
known athletically in Richmond prin-
cipally because of his winning the
twelvemlle marathon race held here
about two years ago. the baseball
squad of McGuire's University Is al
most ready to enter ir the Richmond
Preparatory School race.
Daily practice Is being held at Byrd
Park. Coach Heuby's squad Is a large
one and he claims to have some very
good material.
In preparing themselves for the
opening game of the season, the Rich
mond Academy squad Is not losing any
opportunity to make improvements
There Is not an unlimited number of
boys trying for the team this year,
but the fighting spirit that has always
featured the Academy's team on the
field will not be lacking. Everyone ID
looking forward to the Academy sur
prising the wiseacres this season. They
did 1t during the football season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-24
. High School Track
Team Getting In
Shape For Meet
Daily Practice Being Held on Cinder
Track at New Richmond College.
Good Sprinters.

Members of the John Marshall High
School track team are holding daily
practice on the quarter-mile cinder
track at the new Richmond College.
under the guidance of Coach Vaughan
Gary. The boys are getting ready for
the first track meet. which will be
held In Charlottesville April 3.
This meet will be for the deciding
of what track team of the various
preparatory schools OF the State de-
serves the title OF Champions of Vir-
Fnia for 1915" A handsome cup.
presented by the Athletic Committee
of the University of Virginia, Will
be the trophy awarded the winning
team. Nearly all of the prep schools
OF the State have their track squads
working into condition for the big
meet. Charlottesville. Lynchburg, New
port News. Petersburg, Blackstone,
Roanoke and Norfolk will have teams
entered. More entries will be made
before the end of March.
Coach Gary expects hts men to carry
off first honors at the meet. Although
only two letter men from last year
are on his squad, there are many
upon whom he can depend on for good
work. with constant practice, there
seems little doubt that he viii be in
need OF good runners. Two or three
of the men have proven good sprinters
and 1t undoubted that the sprtnters
will have much to do In the eontesting
for the cup.
Manager willard Owens Of the track
team, stringer, Johnson. Peple. Brandt
and Cain are the members Of the squad
who will in all probability go to
the university.
Interest in track athletics at the
high school is more enthusiastic this
year than ever before.