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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
MARSHALLITES TAKE
SILVER TROPHY IN
PREP SCHOOL MEET
Although Academy Gives Public School Lads Hard Run For
Honors Blue and White Win Out By Eleven Points over
Orange and Blue Barrett John Marshall Is Individual
Point Winner

ginia, and the militiamen won out by
narrow margin.
The McGiu team sprung a surprise
on Barton Heights, winning from the
erstwhile suburbanites by u close mar
gin. as the result of wonderful squirt
by Alright. Tom Ryan's masked mar
vel
The championship prep school re-
lay race was won by the Richmond
Academy, thanks 10 the work of
Spencer, who cut down a big lead and
finally crossed the tape only about six
inches behind Anderson. of John
Marshall.
Events and Winners
50-yard dash---Barret John Mar
shall High SCHOOL,. first Binford
(Richmond Academy, second; Brandt
tJohn Marshall High SCHOOL,, third.
Time: sos seconds.
50-yard furdles--Core John Mar
shall High SCHOOL,. first; Bergman
(Richmond Academy, second; Kuyk
tRichmond Academy. third. Time:
SOL seconds.
30o-yard dash--Spencer (Richmond
Academy, FIRST; Hin CRichmond
Academy. third Time: 39:o3 sec
onds
sso-yard run--Spencer tRiehmond
Academy. first; c. Thompson John
Marshall High SCHOOL,, second. /.
Thompson tJehn Marshall High
SchooD. third. Time; 2;t7 2-5.
Shotput-Gilbert. tJohn Marshall
High SchooD first: Barrett (John
Marshall High school, second;
staples tJohn Marshall High SCHOOL,.
third Distance: IS feet < 1-2 nchea
T. I { II. Il
eruy1. FIRST Barrett tJohn Marshall
High school. second, Staples tJohn
Marshall High school. third. Height
8 feet ! inch.
Championship prep school relay
Won rs Academy Kuyk Parrish Htl
and Spcncer) Time: l:5s.
Prep school midget relay--Woa by
Academy (StalHuEs, Ratcliffe. Blank
enship. Valentine Time, I;11.
Extra Relay Races.
Relay between Church Hill and
Fairmouut-Won by Church HHl
Crank. QHarles and RelD
Relay by Barton Heishts and Nc
GUis--Won by McGiWs ,Mahoney.
Nis~lcy Taylor ard ArighD Time:
2-12 As.
Relay between Company c Blues.
and Richmond College Reserves
Won by Blues tMcRec. Wood Hum
bard and Cronly) Time 800
Relay between Hiues' Reserves and
Richmond College Reserves Ne. .
Won by college tWhtlock. Chatham.
Toitves and kuyk). Time. 212 l.5
Championship Roy Scout relay
Won hy Troop q {Nestman. Pace.
Malcolm ard BaEgett) Time. HOPS.
Relay between scouts of Troops Nos.
IL ana e--Won by Troop IL (Nest-
man. Pace Malcolm and EargettN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

Tonight at $50 o'clock the Howitz-
ers' Armory win be the scene of a
bitter fight between two of the most
ancient rivals that met in this city
Richmond College and Randolph
Macon. Local fans and fannies Will
be on hand when the whistle blows
to witness the fray, along with the
entire student body of tn colleges.
The Spiders came out of the en-
counter with the Indians in good
shape. Cox received broken nose
when he collided with his opponent
in the game with McGilrs Catholic
Union. He is getting along nicely and
will be in the game with the Jackets.
The fact that the collegfans lost
their game with William and Mary
will. instead of discouraging them,
act as a spur. and they will go into
the game with the never-say-die
spirit and with stronger determination
to win The score of the game in
Williamsburg Wednesday night will
prove to those not so fortunate as to
see ii, that it was warmly contested
and unless conditions chang, the
game tonight will be much livelier
scrap, The local boys will have a
better fighting chance. owing to the
difference of the two courts.
Jackets Have Clean Slate.
The Yellow Jackets have played
both of their scheduled contests with
Sidney. taking them with
approximately as large a score as that
registered by the Spiders over the
Tigers. AS FAIRS as can be judge l. the
rival teams are about as evenly
matched as can well be gotten to-
gether and will in all liability be
a toss-up as to who will come out
winners though each team is confident
OF victory.
On next Monday night at $3.50 at
tha Howitxers' Armory II ; Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Chicago Americans.

Chicago Americans.
Camp. Mineral Wells. Texas. Arrive
camp March IA. Break camp
April /.
Roster.
Pitchers--Joe Benz fright HANDY,
White Sox. E ". Cicotte fright hand)
White Sox: "Reb" Russell Ceft hand)
White Sox; James Scott fright hand) +,
White Sox. Ed Walsh fright hand).
White Sox; NJ. Woifgang fright
hand). White sox; " Faber fright
hand), White Sox; J. Eller fright
hand), Moline. ILL.,. u. Danforth tleft
hand), Louisville; c. Williams Cleft
hand), Salt Lake; &. Stellars fright
handl, Chicago semi-pro.; F. Davis
fright hand), Columbus.
Catchers--Ray Sehalk. White Sox;
w. Mayer. Maysville. Ky; T. DAILY,
Lowell, Mass: Il. Lynn. Salt Lake.
lnfelders--J Fournier tfirst basel,
White Sox; Jack Ness tfirst basel.
Oakland: f. T. Collins tsecond base).
White Sox. George Weaver (short-
stop. White Sox: r. Blackburne
tshortstopl, White Sox; z. Terry
tshortstop) Los Angeles; G. Moriarty
tthird basel. Detroit; Pete Johns
third baso), Columbus; #. Mcmillan
tthird base). Los Angeles.
Outfielders--Joe Jackson. Cleve-
Sox: Memo Liebold. Cleve-
land White Sox; Eddie Murphy. Ath-
letics- White Sox; ]. Collins, White
Sox: o. Felsch. White Sox-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
SUSTAINS INJURY
Richmond College Basketer Rreaszs
Bone in Hand and VIII BE Out
Of Game.

While practicing yesterday af-
ternoen in the Ncsttsanlptou
gymnasium, Captain Mitchell of
the Ria hnond College basket
bail gGint. broke IA bone in his
hand. which Will doubtless ne
ccS>itate his retirement from the
game for the remainder of the
season. Mitchell was recognized
as one of the best guards ia the
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
BASKETBALL As~t,cia tion. and he
has been one of Coach DoisSon'S
mainstays for The past three years.
His Injury will cripple the spid-
crS' chances for winning the gon-
faion in the basketball league tn
/ certain extent, but Coach Dob
son il still optimistic over his
chances lar tlae bssltiHg.
Mac Cosby, who has been alter
mating with his brother, Idnwood.
al one of the forward positions,
VIII not play any more until hc
can straightcn ont some scholastic
matters.
Despite the fact that both
Mitchell and Cosby will he out of
the game tonight, the Richmond
College coach hopes To put a team
ON the floor that will make n
formidable showing against the
Randoiph-N Macon Yellow Jackets.
Dave Sattertleid will he shifted
from center 10 one of the guard
positions, while Tyson the
elongated youngster from High
land Park, viii play center. Lin
Cosby and Wood will he seen at
forward, while Cox will play
guard with Satteriield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
SPIDERS WILL BATTLE
ASHLANDERS TONIGHT
Ancient Foes viii Get Together at $50 O'clock on HoWzcI
Floor Richmond Collegians Will Meet Delaware
College Here Next Monday Night

College Spiders will meet the fast
Quint from Delaware College. This
team is the heaviest team the will
have 10 meet this season and will be
a lively scrap. Although the Della
ware quint is supposed to be a strong
e. five. the collegians will do their
utmost 10 squeeze out victory
The spiders win i:ne-up for the
game tonight as follows Wood, right
forward; l. Cosby. left forward; Sat
terrified. Ger ter; Mitchell, right guard;
Cox, left guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
P0UGHKE{PSIE NOT TO
Be Be SCENE Of REGATTA

New York. Feb. 1i.-Poughkeepsie
probably Will not be the scene Of the
big irtereollegiate race which here
tnfore has been held on the Hudson
River there, Morton II. Bogue, chair
man of the regatta committee, an
rounced this afternoon. The race
likely will be rowed on Lake Cayuga'
at Ithaca. instead If this is to be the
case, the distance Will be shortened 10
. Ia miles as this is the longest
stretch the lake affords, The date
probably VIII he June "a. The change
If place Is made necessary because OF
tho conflict Of any other date with
college examinations and railroad con-
cesslons and tidal conditions are not
favorable on the Hudson on June "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
SLEEPING SICKNESS
PATIENT RECOVERING

New York. Feb. 11.-For the first
time in six months, DR.. Albert G.
perveil. the sleeping sickness victim,
took a short walk today The patient
only walked about thirty feet but the
fact that he was able to take any
steps at all gives hope Of his recovery
say his physician. Twenty days ago
Or. Perveirs case was said to be hope
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Injured Driver VIII Recover.

Robert Martin, driver for Kingan
he was driving WIS struck by q Sea-
board Air Line train Thursday, will
recover. is the belief of the physicians
Of Memorial Hospital. Martin is sHf-
fering from a slight conclusion of the
brain. which it is not thought will
prove serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Individual Points.
Points BY Schools.

AkIGUIuUIu ACddtnlN . ~
Benedictine College .,..
Individual Points.
Barrett, John Marshall. ..........l
Spencer, Academy ..............1o
kuyk, Academy ,.,............ =
Pettway, John Marshall .......'.a
Gilbert, John Marshall ........ i
Core. John Marshall ........,... d
Hill. Academy ,.........-...... J
Bergman. Academy ............
Binford, Academy .............. !
G. Thompson, John Marshall ]
Staples, John Marshall ....',... :
Brandt, John Marshall. .......... /
Fuller, John Marshall. ........... ]
i. Thompson. John Marshall. /
Turner, Academy ............... !
Although the plucky athletes repre-
senting the Richmond Academy CON
tested every point gained by the pub
lie school lads John Marshall last
night at the Blues Armory. won the
Richmond Preparatory School track
meet for the third consecutive time,
thereby gaining permanent possession
of the Smithdeal business College
trophy. John Marshall garnered 81
points, while the Academy registered
Is
The meet was undoubtedly one OF
the best ever staged in Ricnm md by
the prep school athletes, and many of
the former local scholasti" records
were lowered ALTHOUGH the Bcne-
dictine College boys tried hard, the
Green and White failed - register a
single point.
The feature race of the prep school
events was the half-mile run, which
was won by Spencer, Of the RichmonI
Academy. after one Of the prcttiest
races ever witnessed by local track fol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Penn to Have Field.

philadelphia, Feb. AT last 1t
looks as If one of the most pressing
needs or the Athletic Association OF the
University OF Pennsylvania Is to be
sfs.lfilled The courts have decided
that the association Is entitled to a
i. -flse-aere tract adjoining Frank
lin Field. sThis tract will be turned
into an athletic field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
DEAF MUTES WINNERS
OVER DAIRY GOWLtRS

The Deaf Mutes kept up their win
ming streak last night by taking two
out OF three games from the strong
Dairy team Wallace rolled high
score and won for the milk boys, and
MARSHALL and Long for the deaf
The review., 1916-09-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

By virtue of the power of sale containe
in "a certain mortgage deed executed by
Amelia Sharpe, Annie Sharpe, Howard
Sharpe. Alice Bird and her husband Thomas
Bird on the 22ld. day of April, A. D. 1913,
to } S. kialey, and duly recorded In the Reg
iSter of deedsOfice for Guilford County, ~. c..
in Book. No. 247. Page, $50, ETC., and for
value received transferred and assigned to
J. r, Balm on June, 18th, 1915; and default
having been made in the payment of the
principal and interest when due, the under
signed will sell for cash to the last and high
est bidder on the premises. at public auction,
on Monday, Oct, End, 1916, at 2 O'Clock,
p m. the following described real estate
embraced in said mortgage to-wit
3 Being lot No. 16 in Block .'E'' of the
Moon Plot, duly recorded in ofiice of Regis
ter of Deeds for Guilford County, N c,
4 Said lot is so feet front by lbs feet deep.
s There is a six room dwelling on the said
lot, and it was purchased under a mortgage
sale March, 31st, 1913, sold by Mechanics
Perpetual Building & Loan Asso. under
mortgage given against said property by
John Sharpe.
!. See Book No. 100, Page s46 Register of
Deeds Office for Guilford County, n. c. -
I Also Lot No. II in Block "E'' of the
Moon Property, which said Plot is duly re-
corded in office of Register Of Deeds.
/ Saio lot Is so feet by 125 feet, and fronts
on south side of West street. This Sept. 1ss
1o16 j. S. KINLEY. Mortpagee
W. P. RAGAN. Atty. }. F. Balm, Assignee
The review., 1916-09-07

Z - .l
High Points bond issue carried
and now they will spend $3.50. 600
ON the streets, a good move perhaps.
VET on the other hand the expendi-
ture of $3.50 900 is no small matter
and the people s money should be q
little more carefully invested. for
one of these days High Point will
wake up to the fact THAT she now
owes a little more money than any
other town in the state to her inch
es, and with every bond issue comes
an increase in the tax rate. 1t IS
all risht. We approve of bond Is
sues voted by the people-but they
should spend the money with care.
-Asheboro Bulletin.
How cum?
The review., 1916-09-07
MOBsAETER NEGRO THREATENS
9tIsFs@ SHERIFF
How cum?

Lima, Ohio. Aug. go mob OF
5000 persons captured Sheriff Eley
late tonight, took him to the, public
square, placed a moose around his
neck and threatened TO hang him
unless. he disclosed the Whereabouts
OF Charles Daniels, negro held for
assaHiting a white woman. The De-
gro had been spirited away earlier.
With his clothes torn of and
blood Streaming from a dozen cuts,
Sheriff Elev has yielded to the mob
which had placed a rope about his
neck TO hang him, and has left town.
presumably to take the blood-mad-
dened men to the hiding place OF the
negro Daniels.
A child of the sheriff later died
from fright. And yet they think we
Southerners are barbaEians. Well,
we don't try to murder our sheriffs.
only the prisoner. II is the same
old inconsistent north. = Editor.
The review., 1916-09-07
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO
ABOUT TT?
fBy w. HI. Du

1t seems strange in this glorious and
prosperous country of ours that we
should reach the place in our history
when we can supply the beleaguered
cities of the old world with food cheap
7er than they will supply US. And it is
bread in the United States than they
are in Europe. While we read of the
big wheat crops of the great west, of the
fun wheat bins of our peace loving ma
tion, and the power in control of this
life-giving requirement. take advantage
Of the war abroad to raise the prices
here, and What are you going to- do
about 1T ~
Some of us can remember the state
of affairs under the Boss Tweed rule in
New York city some years ago, when
arrogant politicians seemed to have
things in their control. If.
linen theessame question was asked:
The review., 1916-09-07
NOTICE

North Carolina, Guilford County ~
In the Superior Court: 49,
sR. r. Ragan, trading and doing business
! under the name and style of Beeson
J. Hardware company, Plaintiff, VS.. M. L.
I Davis and G. A. Lewallen, trading and
doing business as Davis and Lewalien.
Service by Publication.
! The defendant, M. L. Davis, above
named, will take notice, that an action
entitled as above has been commenced in
the Superior court of Guilford county to
collect an account of $20s.58 due by ac-
count; and the said defendant will fur
.ther take notice that he is required to
appear at the term of the Superior court
of said county to be held, at the court
house in said county, in Greensboro, N.
sC., on October 9, 1916, and answer or
.demur to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
This August 2l, 1915.
M. w, CANT, c. S. C.
w. P. RAGAN, Attorney.
The review., 1916-09-07
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Theresis more Catarrh IN this section or
.le country thai sll other Diseases put
together, and u:etil the last few years
We supposed to be iacurablc. Tor grea,
disease Gad prescribed local remedies and
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the
estate of w. j. Allen deceased, late of
Guilford county, Nerth Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them DO the undersigned at High
Point on or before the 7th day of Sep
tember, 1917, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery, all persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 25th day of August, 1915.
j. L. ALLEN, Executor
ct. OF w. j. Allen, Dcd.
The review., 1916-09-07

Congress may or may not have the
right to set an eight -houra day stand
ard for the railroads, but it was done
nevertheless and a strike was averted
In, the meantime something will devel-
op, no doubt, which will keep the strikes
off indefinitely. A start, even an objec-
tionable one, is better than no move at
ALL. especially if it. is directed in the
right way.
The review., 1916-09-07
Annual Virginia Excursion to Rich
mond end Norfolk.

The Southern Railway will operate
low fare excursion from North Car
olina territory to Richmond and Nor
folk, Thursday September 18th, 1916,
special train consisting of both day
coaches and pullman sleeping cars
to leave Charlotte, N. G. at $50 F.
N. Fare from High Point to Rich
mond or Norfolk $3.50. Fares from
all intermediate points same basis.
Tickets good going only on special
train expect that from branch line
points, passengers will use regular
train connecting with special train
at junction points. Returning. tick
cts will be good on any regular
trainleaving bothR Richmond ndNor-
folk up to and including Sunday,
Sept. 18th.
The review., 1916-09-07
THE DUNLAP MINERAL
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the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous.
disorders, Maiarial Fevers, and in
the preparation of Artificial Food
for infants. ~.
Delivered to your door at the fol-
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5 gallon carboy $1.OO
Crate of s one-half gallon bot
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Write or see us when in the city
Dunlap Mineral Springs Co.
The review., 1916-09-07

The strike question is happily settled
for the time being and that's enough to
cause rejoicing all over this broad land.
It is hard problem to dissect and be-
fore throwing stones let the fault finders
show. the people just what they could
have done better. It's easy to talk, but
only real actions count in the final wind
up.
The review., 1916-09-07

The hum of the railroad machinery
was sweet music to the ear of all Mon
day just suppose the strike had oc-
curred!-but that is only supposition
now and let's forget it.
The review., 1916-09-07
LK2RN0L11 1SOZzzH1RV7 I
Mobilization National Guards a
Camp Glenn on the Norfolk

MODlilZatlOn National Guards at
Camp Glenn on the Norfolk
Southern.
Near the Ideal Watering Resorts,
Morehead City and Beaufort
Spend your vocation or run down
for weekend in this delightful
section.
See the Tented City. Witness the
Dress Parade. Drills, Guard Mount
You will enjoy seeing how the
boys live, eat and sleep
Summer Excursion Fanes to More
head City and Beaufort. Fre-
quent Shuttle Train Service to
and from the Camp.
Full information will be cheerfully
furnished by your Ticket Agent.
. or j. F. Mitchell. T. p A Raleigh.
] N. G.; H. S. Leard. G. P. "A, Nor
folk, Va.
The review., 1916-09-07

President Woodrow Wilson was Satur-
day officially notified of his renomina-
tion for the presidency by the Democrat
ic party, at his summer home at Shad-
ow Lawn, Long Branch, N. J. Eight
thousand people were present to do the
president and the party honor.
The review., 1916-09-07
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease
the antiseptic powder for the feet. Shaken into
the shoes and used into the foot-bath, Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy;
gives instant relief TO corns and buni0ns, prevents
comfort discovery OF the age. Try Il to-day.
Sold everywhere, 26c. For FREE trial package,
The review., 1916-09-07

While Hughes is snorting and cavort-
ing around about the mistakes of the
administration and what he will do,
Wilson is performing real, meritorious
service to his party and country.
The review., 1916-09-07

Teddy is whoopipg it up for Hughes
these days. N.Y. how the daddy
bull moose and the big white ele-
nhant have come togetherl
The review., 1916-09-07

Did you 60 to the celebration yester-
!. day?,. If not you missed treat in ming
ling with "an cid fashioned informal
gathering" 1t was good to have been
The review., 1916-09-07

CAPT. and Mrs. Al. M Rankin spent the
week end at White Sulphur Springs, Mt,
Airy.
located in Greensboro.
The review., 1916-09-07
See How ] hat Corn
Comes Clear OFF,"
"GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right OF, It's the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails,

aIts hard to believe anything could
Why. just lifted that corn right
on with my finger nail. GETS-IT
fg certainly wonderful Yes. GETS.
IT" In the most wonderful cOrn-cure
The review., 1916-09-07

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and ch ir0ed for until ordered ont.
The review., 1916-09-07

The
Business Mans
Bank

The Commercial National Bank unites
large part of the business faoric of this com
munity, gathering together its working capital,
placing it where iAis most needed to meet
legitimaterequirements and Strengthening the
stability Of each business interest represented.
We are working for community progress-a
cause worthy of the heartiest cooperation.
We cordially invite your account.
The review., 1916-09-07
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The review., 1916-09-07

Jim r. Young and Linney T, n.
ATTENDED the Odd Fellows banquet laws rs
Spray Friday night making the vi trin at q:
Mr.. Davis cars 'rip In