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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28
THE HEART.
low 1t Acts In Every Day Life.

The human heart in a healthy man
weighs but eleven ounces. 1t beats
from long before birth until death, in
an average lifetime, about seven mil
lion times, allowing seventy beats to
the minute. Every twenty-four hours
this slight organ performs labor equiv
alent to lifting a ton of material eighty
feet into the air. If the blood becomes
poor, and filled with poiso1s from dis
eased kidneys, he heart is not only
starved, but poisoned as well. 1t soon
becomes exhausted and unable to meet
any extraordinary demand which may be
made upon it. Supply pure blood; get
the kidneys to working; tone up the
feeble stomach! DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery purifes the blood,
relieves the kidneys and tones up the
alimentary canal Give the heart the
food it needs and it will continue to work
till the natural end of life.
Pensacola, Fla.-"I was in very bad
shape four years ago and from what I had
read in regard to heart trouble, considered
my case quite serious, which would have
IN time become fatal but for the strength
enlng and sustaining good that | received
from DR.. Pierce's valuable Golden Medical
Discovery. My heart would palpitate
very fast, and often things would grow
dark before my seyes and / would fall,
and remain dead to the world for some
time. Afterward | would have to re-
main on my back for long while, as
was too weak and nervous to stand on
my feet. My health was in this state
for about two years. A friend of my hus-
bands from Jacksonville advised him to
give me the Golden Medical Discovery
as it had been SO helpful to his wife.
After taking six bottles / was made en-.
tirely well, and have not had an attack OF
my old trouble since" -AiRs. J. A.
FoNTAINE, GOA W. Romano st.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

Gen. Won Falkenhayn praises the
desperate bravery of Rumanian Off
GERS and soldiers and says all reports
of their cowardice. and inefficiency are
untrue.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28
DO YOU HAVE SOUR STOMACH?

If you are troubled with sour stom-
ach you should eat slowly and masti-
cate your food thoroughly, then take
one of Chamberlain's Tablets immed-
lately after supper. Obtainable every
where. Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

Duty it is of every man to do his
darndest.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

Safest place for your money is in
your sock-that is, as long as you
stay sober.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

The Evening star may always be
found on sale at Gerig's News Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

The modern improvement In pills
Doctor Piercc's Pleasant Pellets. They
help Nature, instead Of fighting with
her.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-28

Elks meet this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Lyrics ,Iidrcck Change.

There is wide variety i'm IN. new
snow announced for the latter half Of
inc week at the Lyric Conspicuously
featured or the program is the COM
pauy OF Extravaganza players known
as tho Maryland Men and Maids The
company consists or six singing and
dancing girls. two character comedians
and Il leading man. "Befo' De Wah''
Is the title Of the musical frolic in
which they are appearing. and the pro-
duction is said TO be picturcsuuelv
mounted. Julictte Wood and cornpanv
trarcsty artists. will offer whirl OF
nonsense song and dance The act IS;
new to this section Of the country. \
one-a"t comedy. with several droll
characters in the cast, is "O!d Dugan's
Money" in which Florence Earl and
hcr company will b" seen I.cmaire
and Gilbert. team Of grotcsque black
face funmakcrs, have a knockabou.
turn, which is said to he full Of laugh.
The 'cattas. who open the new show,
hay" i short order musical comedy Of
f'rlnI. tn which they feature their skill
as iuStrumentaiists. The Coattas en-
ploy n number az odd Instruments i'm
their act. including the revolving cleo
trio chimes. q rnusic-makinE device Of
their own invention. New motion
picture exhibits Will accompany the
vaudeville bill. az usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
PETERSBURG MANAGEMENT
SWITCHES SECOND GAME
co"hcrs win Play Uopcwrli ON own
Grounds ON Tucsdny--runs Cancel
sunday Game.

ilpPEWEii.. VA. April l,-Grcat
enthusiasm is being manifested ia the
wizard city ir tho opening of the Vir-
Einia ncagu. baseball season next
week. i!opowcli il making big prepar-
ntons 80 attend ia, opening game in
Petersburg OH Monday. and By mutual
consent the ac,rnt game. which was
S.hsnul"d :. he played In potcrsb burg,
on ine.oa" will ice PLAYED 1T !.pps
!'i'H mere. WiuGy Clark" expresses
ne opinion mat TIC opening series viii
ht one OF the most largely attended
poth here and in Pctcrsburr. in the
history of Virginia League baseball
ana n" asserts that II will take a won
".ri"i orShiIiza;ion of ball-tosscrs TO
prevent his taking at icas; two OF tho
2I,ncs
Tho team from tho Bat,icsiip i.o,.isi.
ana champions or -" Atlantic fleet
VIII play tho Powder Puns'' AT Eppa
phrk on tTida". y number Of inquiries
nave b.cn made concerning the game
ana Indications are that il Will! he
largely attended
-.hms. which had been scheduled
|" be played with the Euff;,io team of
me international t.cagIic at Epps Park
on sun" ~ WAS Cancelled ~ Treasurer
Luxe through Manager VIM Clarke
this afternoon. My. Luke and the 10
cal ri'"t did not believe tina, II would
"t Vel TO stage the game, rotwith-
s'hhdinI the tremendous demand for
sunday baseball by the population Of
tn" wizard Cit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
ANOTHER RECORD MADE
At AVIATION school

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 49,
Carrying William Boudin. Of New York
CITY, and Charles kiri man. of Buffalo
as passengers, Victor Carlstrom. an in
/ strnctor in the local curtiss Aviation
school, to-day established a new Ameri-
can altitude for an acroplaDe carryin
. three persons. He assembled ! !. 90 feet
, Tie machine, q military tractor biplane
was IN the air hour and % minutes
Previously the record for a machine
carrying three persons was held by r
Y. Morris, OF Buffalo. who. on Jun.
-. 1915, iiew 10 an altitude OF s.0oi
feet. This is the third American re-
cord established here this month. steve
Macc;or having set new marks for
CROSS country fights and altitude car
ryiu. = passenger.
I'll" big hydro aerorlanc OF the
"NmeriCan' type, but much larger was
tried "ut to-day and successfully mot
tests CARRYING = heavy load. Much in
ter"st was attached 20 the outcome az
In" tests. as this is The first twin
engine machine ever flown in America
and there was some doubt as 10 wheth-
cine working This was done. During
the afternoon a Hight with sixteen MGR
aboard was started. but a propclio,
broke before the craft left the water
causing nostponcmcnt
:, party of british government Of
hcials is expected here tomorrow 10
witness tests OF the military tractor
biplan.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
TECHS DEFEAT ELON
CnrUIinians Dcrcutcd :, t
hiHcksburE-Iiibb aud Heard
Fan huny Bnttcrs

bl.AL SSH I;G, VA, April la-.V T..
!, c"ished with Zion College here to-
u"E IN a closely contested game Of
DGISebaii. in which Bibb pitched, tho
ems adding another victory 10 hnr
StrihE, Hoth pitchers. EiDb and Beard
T.Nt"d thirteen and twelve Respectively
-! -" stilk"-out route. but th.. i:lou
pitcher was wild. ahd issued nine
naS:S on balls. The game was featured
iiarinah FOR III" Techs, and Maxwell
! l@r nc Visitors. Zion will meet the
e. III - second game Tomorrow
= Wy i'hihes X. H. T..
i.i3i .-.........0 002O"nO-4 !
ha it"iiH: Eihb ana Gaines: BEARD
nnd hurc.l. Home runs-K. Wiiii."is
iiafnhn. Maxwell. Stolen bases
4Du!"inGr 90, Powell Sacrifice hits
nlbh. struck Out--hy BiDb 10 IL.
B.arI -. Base on bai!s-oT Eibb. ].
on Beard, : Umpire. Nj. Sanborn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NEW BAL |MORE OFFICERS
MOSES FRANK is ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF ORIOLES
i've" DUNN Is Treasurer. With Roy
H""A "a" STANDARDIZATION
Mas Big Surprise

l'Ail MORE. MD, April IA sur
p'iSc was sprung upon local baseball
'''h' ~ It meeting in the Office of At
l"rn"y Charles II. Knapp, in the FL
deity Building. WHOM Moses \. Franz,
Nts elected president Of the Baltimore
'aaeba'i ana Exhibition Compauy
winch VIII conduct the International
ic"m nero. II MAS generally UNDER
s!"'" ma lack Dunn would hold down
The job, but jacks duties AS manager
ana pTcEIucHt became toe, ol,cr,,t. o.,
'o secuted around to fad n man ,uit-
'th!r Tor the chief executive place
Mf' FRANK is n" stranger to base.
"h'i' ana has been Interested in tho
SINE toT many years. He was pro,ni-
'"''E connected with the American
''e'H"c mere, and during the early Guvu
81 the then Eastern I.ea-ue IN III. ri,,.
nc "c''d as president and vicc-presi-
"cht. IL was during that time tina,
ne ana bu'inie became friendly. When
.'uhn bought the club from Ncd
liah!on, Jack WAS anxious 10 have ;h
So!hte control, and all who owned stock
~ me cub sold II 10 Hanlon before
- VIZ turned over to Dunn. Mr. Frank
az" president Of the Jail board. and
mas hIsh reputation AZ an executive
officer
Manager Dunn was elected vic.-
president and treasurer, ana Row N.ck
va" CHOSEN secretary An addition, 70
'le board "f directors Mas made ;,
ne perSon Of James f. o'lInrn vh,
~ genera! manager Of the Bowie r.r.
rack The other directors arc NM,
senior aud junior; Roy Mc,;ijjjcudd,,
RITZ Maiael. Eddie Collins ana q },
Knapp. ~
Just q, present Dunn has his boot.
GUY Ter = first hns"mau in ,hro. ar.
'eFent directions. Any on. Of tho ,brco
men being sought should mako . &c.
S!hs' player for the club Sor.o,bi,r
deh"lte VIII h" known within Tho nv,
way or two. ~ a rule. clubs do M,
cirrN IN extra first saclscr. and o,cb 90
N" teams with whom Dunnic is dick-
"rine now has TWO initial sacl; guar.
clans ON it's roster. In view OF Tho
'aci that all the teams are conyia :
"Tahi* over tho player limit. tho nrn,..
"h'Ii'E Is that they ~ill not he carry
me cN'r" hrs' hascmcn
Dummies efforts toward getting An,
"'hcf pitcher or two are also taking o.,
ne "rp"Arnn'e OF bearing rrui,. lack
WI '''hc itttie trip ou, Of tow, DIR
inE tho latter part Of the wc.k or,,
INC 'hanrcs arc tina, he Will r,I,,,- ,
H'r"nE-Hr'n lad or two Win hgp vro,
"" rc'urls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
= S P O r T S
MARSHAlLITES ENTER BIG
TEAM IN STATE PREP MEET
Hrhmnnd bo!s Expect to Land Many
f"'h'n at fhr-fn,tr>N iitr-i3nSr-
hnII Sound Trim.

J"mh Mnr"hnn Hieh school viii leave
al o'clock for charlottesville. where
r.ivcm by tue University OF Virginia TO
'hg prep schools Of the State.
Tor IA" past three weeks. and indica
irons point ." one OF the most sue
c"ssfGi trips made by Marshaliite
team Tn. men are III excellent con
diti"n. and each ono is eager for the
report of the starters gun which Will
send the runners Oft.
In Tie lashcs 'hr MarshaIiites are
exceptionally strong. Hancock and
Harrett arc ,w" runners who ;,r, most
likely TO MAKE the other contestants
Anderson and Morris are the men on
whom the M"rshailit"s are basinis
s sN%r hon ",,. III !n-o ,niIGIe distance
:" represent the Blue ana White in tho
220-Eard low hurdles. Johnnie has
schools OF the vicinity have put out.
ana J, would not surprise followers OF
come in first in this event. although
ne mas never been entered in this event
Tho Held events ma the Marshal!itos
with . number q: good entries Ham
cock. Barr"r, Staples. Pcttway, Gil
coIors OF ia" Blue ana White 10 III.
front III these events Gilbert and
Siani"s arc, weigh, men while re,t-
form In tn" high jump
The entries and events follow:
iHp-Nard dash Hancocl and Bar
ret: -2n-yard dash, Anderson and
MOTIFS. yard run, Morris and An
d"rson S>"-yari run wharton: one
,nll", run Wharton: e20-y ard low
hurdles. Core: running high jump.
Harrct, and rettway. pol" vault. Iiar-
rHu discus throw. Gilbert ana Staples:
shot Put. r2-poundp. Barrett. staples
anu il!hcr'; hammer throw G2-
p"rid'- Staples and Gilbert javciin
thr"" Gth"rt and Staples. and run
mig 9r'.h jump, Hancock and Core.
STAT hphors tn. baseball team will
he having ~ oUt with Appomattox
tiigh School - AppcmnttoH.
The team will h" Handicapped by
,hc loss OF pe'tway. Anderson and
wharton. ~ these men will b. with
~" track squad They win join the
team - I.:uchburE ana he -Sad, for
IN" game with randolph Macon Acad-
"nly at Bedford tomorrow.
The TRIP taken i. th? bal ,osscrs
from The puLltc school The boys will
hNc teams Apr"luattoX will he PLAYED
today k"ndolph- Macon at Bedford
tomorrow South Boston scnlipros on
SATURDAY: Cluster Springs on Monday.
MI a:'iT" nome on Tuesday night or
"Wednesday morning
ri" following Iren Will make ,he
trip: SUNNI aud Nisslcy, catche-r
pitchers Wharton. mrs, base; p.mdIs-
I.t"r"ucr. third ha'e. Hatcher Ben
u"lt AND Thompson. ou;fclIeIN. Major
J.. j. Conquest and Manager Walter
Anderson VIII accompany thc team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
is VERY OPTIMISTIC
chaplin Says Iiu>;icrs win Get Play
rrS SoOn-Nhcn Time Come.
Tie Will itayc Them.

ROCHESTER, y V. April la--
Whether or not the Rochester team
needs pitchers at present does not dis
turb President Charles 7. Chaplin $
cquanimity. He isn't losing any sleep
over it. because he knows that by the
time Rochester gets into Providence for
the first game lie vii! have enough
pitchers on hand 10 do the work. and
he ayers they VIII hc good pitchers
There's no use in worrying about
pitchers said President Chaplin last
evening, FOR when the time come we'll
get them. There are many good pitch
"rs floating around now. and we'll get
some OF them"
Manager Tommy Leach is not pre-
dieting anything on tile outcome Of
he games with Elmira, Binrhamptou.
syracuse and Springfield Mass The
ieam Will play two games in the first
three cities. with three in Sprin,,iicld.
Then comes the opener with provi-
dencc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
CADETS PLAY ALUMNI
5rncdirtinc Team VIII, PInS Former
stars at :rd Pnr.S This
Afternoons.

This afternoon the alumni Of Bcuc-
"c''ne Military College viii essay 10
pring together Il number Of former
star players :" do battle with the
present organization. Tn" team is
composed mainly OF Il number of the
payers which won tho championship
'"i th- Cadets TWO years ago The
Gam" VIII pc played at William Byrd
ARK. ana VIII begin at I O'Clock. The
Alumni Fletcher, catcher: Ove,nau
ptGh'r; h1en. first base; Amos. see
piu bI'c. PARSONS, third base: Pollard
Or Asher. short stop: Strcnt XII,
iPuSah. Cheatwood. West and Slttnr.
~ ou,heidcrs. Benedictine-Hafling
"hoft STOP Moore, first base: S. san.
your, second base: T.. SAVIOUR. third
basc; Schail, catcher: Wood. pitchnr.
aMHyer' Dreamer, Keller or. Francis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
STEEL PLANT MEETING
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT
PInns 10 &c Discussed at Mass Meet
Ing In rctcrshur;; Tar SECURING
illE Industry for IopcwcII.
Especial to Tho rirnes-Di.patci

Especial to Tic Times hi Spatch.
llOPEWEi Vi. ApriI While "a
join, meeting o. the Hopcwcll and
Petersburg committees. appointed to
solicit subscriptions - stock in the
Virginia Steel Corporation. was hcine
held in the committees office at Pctcrs-
burg last night. :tu important meeting
OF the Hopewcll Chamber of Commerce
was being held here for the further
ance OF the movement 10 secure for
tlopewci this biz new industry The
meeting was addressed by James T..
Cuthbcrt. OF Petersburg, and several
other local business men, and James II.
Starkcy. OF Petersburg and resulted in
the appointment Of Il conlmittc com
posed q! Messrs. England. Camp and
McGrath 10 look further into tho pro
jcct.
Much interest in being manifested
and much discussion "a being heard
IN Library Hall, Petersburg. at $50
o'clock tomorrow evening \ number
of prominent Hor!ewell business men
VIII attend and an cHor. is being made
10 have President L. T.. Johnson, OF
the Norfolk and Western Railway. de-
liver an address AND present his views
upon locating this big new industry at
lIopcWcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Doris shows escaped while being trans
TERED from winter quarters to a
nearby town where the show is open
ing
The cage was being taken from the
winter quarters when the leopard
pushed open the door and bounded out.
1t ran up Federal Street ana attack ed
Johh Douglas, who was cranltinG his
auto. lie used the crank with telling
erect. and the leopard was kpocke ed
helpless. Attendants from the show
quickly bound it and carried it back to
tho cage
After the leopard had been captured
men, women and children crept eau
tiouSly out of their places OF conceal
ment. Douglas was only slightly cut
by the leopards claws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

LfNCHBCRG. VA. April la--The
body OF Thclm;. May. the four year-old
daughter OF Mrs. Willie NJ. Goinss. for
'n"rly Of this city, who died IL; koa
nokc Yesterday from burns received 9c-
cidcnialiy ON Monday. was brought here
thlS afternoon ana inferred AZ Pros
byteriam Cemetery The service here
WAS conducted hy Rev. j. l.. Finch pas
tor or Trinity Methodist Church. The
little CIR! was a daughter OF the L. -
Nathan Going. q former Lynchburgar.
who lost his LIE in railway col
lision 1t Bonsacks a year ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

CHERRY SMASH LOSES
hcnrh'rtinc PILES lp Zig Score ON
neutrality-suspicious. Score Seven
1tmeS in Third.

me Be7cdictine baseball nine de-
:cated the Cherry Smash team. hv ;be
sore OF u 10 6, Yesterday at,nruo"m
at William Byrd Park
~ 2al!c was very ragg cdly played
thrnGBhoG;. ana hits were gotten ar
81 times curing the game. The Cadets
~. 10 Mou!c IN the third inning and.
"'t'h 10y errors, We're able to shny.
across seven runs. The Smashcry mad
nc"n ding b. the score Of 3 TO o tip
Score by innings. y II =.
t??ien"dlctine ..0oil 25 x-IT - )
'hrtrE smash o 0o0l G. 6 )
:. hattefics Benedictine- Wood and
Hcna'!; cherry Smash--Moulc and Mss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
DOWN THE ALLEYS

\ large crowd Eaw the Richmond
du"'Sru team headed by Peggy
Euiler draw first blood from Tho
f"trrsuurg team in the initial games
of q uiue-raIrc series last night on
the Palace alleys. On Thursday night
General Butlrr veteran camuaigncr,
VII iryad. the Coc!ladc City and an
dcaNor 80 win from Captain Van Dicn's
team. rho Petersburg hoys madc a
good shrwiur. Finkcy. With 90? was
high man and h'gh score. Butler put
up 22s and tpprl"d the naples for a
scor" Of l2' IN his anal game. Jake
Rows"" expects a strong delegation
from Petersburg "a take part in the
ducht'iu tourney. which opens here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
PASTOR WHO PLAYED CARDS
WILL REMAIN WITH CHuUCu
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch

BRISTOL, VA. April ls-Br,shlnx
aside the accusation of social card
playing. the Abingdon Presbytery voted
unanimously to-day against accepting
the resignation Of Adolphus Kistl.r. II
H.. as pastor Of the Central Presbv-
terrain Church. OF Bristol
When fight was waged on the dis
tinguished minister on the charge or
social card playing. he announced .,
chanee OF view. expressing the belief
mat 1t was not proper for minister
20 PLAY cards. but at the same time
rendered his resignation. Following
to-day'S action he WY continue 10
serve the Bristol church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
,1ct:uirc.s Sccond. W.,

NcGUir"'s second team defeated
troop . yesterday afternoon by tho
s'9ir OF ~ +" II The game Wns a
-" .,!!e be" from start 10 finish ana
.. "hH not until the ninth inning that
III" winning tally was brought across
NaiEinS twr!cd good bail ror tho
give nam the proper support. maxim,
SsE"fi errors Miller and Clay divided
ne iwi:!inE for The Mcclure team and
~ tiincs they pitched excellent brn
McTHioH ihHinRs Il. II. l.:
MT ,onn 39oll l-l2 II j
lipop '....... o G3 % Oil IL :
Batteries: NcGuirc's-C'lav ,I;ll,.
nnd watkins; Troop s-Watkins and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Daughters Elect Officers.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatc,

Special to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. April 10
fredericksburg Chapter. United Daurh.
tcrs OF the Confederacy. has elected iii.
following officers: president, Miss Esth.
cr y. Barney: first vice-presdent. Mrs
Alvin 7, Rove; second vice-presiden,
Mrs w y. Bell: third vicc-prcsidcn.
Mrs. YES Chancellor: recording score.
tary Mrs. w. y. Hamlet; corresponds.
secretary. Mrs. Alwyn Hundley: treas,
ur"r Mrs. D. G. Bowman: registrar
Mrs f. * Tyler: historian, Mrs !
Bowie GRAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Peter. lItIrr.
blackstone trims pnpooscs.

Wil.LiAMSBUR RIG. VA, April 10
EldrEston" Military academy evencd
up matters with William and Mary
academy here this afternoon. defeat
ing Tho little Indians, 10 TO T. Rruce
pitched a good game for Blackstone.
and LED IN batting. getting Il home run.
a triple and n single in four trims TO
the plate. The WiiliamsburGers took
an aerial journey in tho fourth frame.
letting their opponents score six
counters.
Score by innings: + II 70
=. NJ. A...0l O e q 90 : DO \ :
" * ". A.....l 90 o 80 o. 3 p
Batteries. Bruce and Ballard: Otis
and CARRIER. EMPIRES James and Ma
rablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
ITALIAN ENipOIYEE
KILLED ny EXPLOSION

II has been learned that Manka Pas
DUAL. an Italian, employed in the o V
department Of the a. plant OF the pu
Pont works. was killed by the cXplo-
sion on Monday night, and that NJ f.
Trotter was slightly injured by the
same explosion, which was due. Il is
said, 10 Pasqual placing charge OF
guncotton in machine bcfore the
machinery stoppcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
s!rnrns, Gct. nonIinr ra.

~ T.|'IDN. April lH-The A.
te.day elected H. W. smith Of S;.ra-
GU" president; Thomas o. Jones
rhiIadelphia. secretary: NJ. - Sarcfs,
= racuse treasurer, and L. =. Taci<ncv,
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

HAMPTON, VA. April lS-Dariel
Collins an inmate Of the National Sol
diois Home, accidentally killed him =
self tonight by drinking a dose OF
medicine given him for treatment Of
his eyes. lie was sevcnty-cight years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
uich,nond Col,csc. 10, Mc0nirc.s

Ky batting the ball to all corners
az the stadium the Richmond College
spiders defeated the McGuire's Uni
vcrsity school nine by the score of 10
to | yesterday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
FLEE FROM ROWING LEOPARD

PITTSBURGH. April ~. --Pcdestrians
on Federal street. North side. wildly
scrambled when a leopard from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Wore .rhnn 1000 ,nckcters nrul.1er

NEW YORK, April 1?.-Compilatior
of records here reveal that tho Unite,
states National Lawn Tennis Associa
ton has listed 2,62T tournament PLAY
crS FOR 1915