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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
PIMLICO RESULTS

Crank, los lTroxlesj, il2.lS. s. S. : and s.,
Mon' tnhelia, w los iTaplinl. $3.50
SAW, $50. third Time. / %. 3.5 com
raae Taryes. Frcshct. Meddiinr MIS-
"itn foN Trot also ran.
year-oids a smG ,n s'een,leehase four
nan man, =" 'Haynes). $3.50. sIo-lo and
$50; Won Autiscp,ic. i$s fEusscin
Is6'op "nd sio.1o, second; White Metal,
lack Winston. Miss oxford. Eicc, ~.
"'Snlie and Falmouth also ran.
imH,rdl-tnree.y ear-old maidens. sew
ionl; 'll,io. $50 aud $50. We Won hn IGI,
Bond, los -. McTaggart Sc ~ 70 10;
..s.So. second. Celtahel. ms fTroxlnr,
~, tniCd Tim, 1:2a1-5. old Scout.
- "ma Gut hacon'euse and Rakcoff
Fourth selling handicap. three.ycar.
I Ims and UP sig furlonss-Lopensr rim
won: nendel rs oEallb. $3.50 and So
$50, third Time lis. n + MfNN SoSgd
rni% Ia, Ea Ec"rock. c;aicswinthe.
jim! hasey and Thesieres also ran
FIFTH Woodbury. handicap. frs, al
IsIon, threc-ycar olds and up. six fur
."hGs- kewcssa. :i1s q. McTaGsarn
10, . jrap in ana 30 81 won: Sir Edgar,
Maiden. 1h2 ~ Mct'ahcyD 50 ,hid
r,mc :i3 20 Holiday. Socony. Kama
isnScS. torSlcan also ran
SiNtn1scllinc handicap. for three.
Iear-ofdS ana up. one mile--Y ndclin,
10" 81 Mrcaheyr. 81. sa.So. s;. Won
Hrayc Cunarder. rs rraplin( &c.
ss3.'n' second; BLACK rirc. iot rRaIlI
fn'IV' .nlrh. Time. al 3-5 Christie
nher. Gloamine. illumination. .1ossn IT,
Wodan also ran a.
-Woodberry haudican soc
ono UNISON. three year o1ds and Mn
SIN furloncS-MoutreS 10f n NJ
'assart' sac 50 80. $3.50. won: vcnc
"a. ~ IAnderSonl. $50. $50 second
.m;a l;adN 10: T.vke). $3.50. third,
BRADLEY. Fair Helen Tom ElwarG 49,,
Rcrnice also ran """
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Pitchers Records
WINN CLARK REFUSES TO
PLAY EXTRA GAME TO-DAY
HoacvrII Fms 'rit!ci1c Arbitrary tc-
tion az Tenn Manager, and tc IL
Getting in Dutch.

HrPt:W ELL. VA. MAY i9-Thc .ction
OF VIM Clark. manager Of the Hope
w"il. Virginia League. ,-sCball club. in
refusing to permit Umpire hughes to
announce during tl,e progress Of TO-
days game that two games would bc
played on the Petersburg grounds u.
morrow. Is being severely criticized hv
number Of followers OF tho camo
here and Is looked upon by som. IS
yer! small thing 70: the manager AZ
cla.S &C. basebaI club 10 hc gui!t!'
ot. To-inorrow's same viii hc traig-
fcrrcd To Petersburg, according 10 an
agreement between the owners Of the
local club, ana tho Petersburg CLUB. in
return for the game Of April - here,
WAS played OFF hcrc yesterday The
officers or the Petersburg club did
themselves au injustice 10 transfer The
second game Of Tho season TO the To-
pleasure OF local :ans. and the Hope
well management following tho ,re-
m"ndouS turnout et Petersburg on
opening day There was = tic a Pc
President Corprcw :as advised the re
tcrSbUr. management that the tie
could hc played or Tomorrow Man
aGcr cIsr> declares tina, he viii no;
yerrised in ths cockadc city extensive
~. which viii do rs much 10 injure
the game. though II is awarded Pc
tcrshurG by forfeiture. as anything
could do Two double headers have
been played on the local grounds ana
on each occasion, there has been a
great deal Of unncce ssary sOuabblinc
over them The local pilot IL seems.
CHINA League but is contcn; 10 please
himself and .Veu,ually Let amateur
bail XIII all interest IN tho Virginia
IcSEu nc games
secretary England is gu, ~ The civ
on business. and IT seems that what
MANAGE CLARK says goes.
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WILL PLAY IN ROPEWEli
n ichmnnd I.rn!s md fiii>crs &" Meet
Denny WriEhf~ Team In
I'd IiujbIc. Header,

Trs afternoon the Htchmord GRAY.
and he IIillCTs both ~ tho Capital
CITY League of this city. viii journey
10 Hopcwcll to PLAY double header
viii renuy Wrichts EIopcwc1l team.
Il has NOT boon accdcd which team
vii play the Powder Hy boys Tho
C;rays may play ono gam" and tho
ITikcrs one. or picked team from the
,;ra,s ana TIikcrs viii play both
The Western Union aud Company y.
% First Regiment viii play the schcd
ulcd game i'm tho capital city League
., ByrH rnrli instead Of the Fulton
grounds. The Grays and IIikcrs were
Scheduled to play ut ira Park. bur
will not do so. Us they viii play in
Horcwcll rh" game lost ny the f;rays
End IIikers will be made up Ivy the
..>la,uc of a doubl" header later in the
season
Tho games in Hopewell this after
noon should prove 10 I've lively CON
tests Denny Wright has gathered to-
gcthor 4 number "f old stars. both
professional and .Iateur. and they are
planning To take In" measure az the
Richmond team Tho games viii be
PLAYED in tDpcS Paris, and should dra, 81
;, large crowd. as the Hopcwell- Peters
burg game, in the Virginia League. has
been transformed 20 Petersburg.
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SPIDERS AND TECHS RUN
CLOSE IN TRIAL HEATS
Virginia intercollegiate Prelimina-
RIGS Show Richmond College to
BE Extra Strong.
FINALS WILL COME TODAY
Meet at Wcstilampton Stadium VIII
Be Big .tffair-Winner VIII BE In
Doubt Until Last Event Is Fin
iShCl

Trial heats for tie five dash aud hur-
dc events in tho first Virginia Inter-
: collegiate Association meets were run
or yesterday afternoon II the stadium
'icld. Westhampton, with the Spider
runners carrying or first hvnors Vir-
gina Polytechnic Institute came up
places. with Roanoke thid Hampdcn
sidney placed in the 4ic-yard dash.
Parrish coming out third in the second
heat.
placed in the 100. .oo and 40 dasiIcs.
Won all his heats by clear marg ms.
iiaii Of u = ana Durham. OF Rich i
heats IN 'he high hurdles. while Cap
won IN the low hurdle heats.
In all tho trial heats Richmond Col =
I lcse placed five, firSts. five SECONDS aud
| Two third places, while V. =. l. got
; tour iirs;s. four seconds and one third.
lsoanoke placed hr2t in one heat Of the
. 700. Hoffman winning, and two third
places. iiampdcn Sidney placed in tho
Randolph Macon did no, enter any
contestants Yesterday afternoon VIII
liam aud Mary entered men In the 200
ana iio-Hard hashes. but did not place
The closcncss with which V =. !
pushed tho Spiders in the dashcs and
hurdles YESTERDAY afternoon gives
ihcm tho edge IN the locals because Of
thc'r great strength in the $50 and
mile run.
Ia tho tennis trials at tho Country
C!ub Yesterday. the singles narrowed
down to Chcstcrman. of Richmond
college,. and Graham, Of fIampdcn- Sid :
mcS, who will night ii out for first
TWO cups for tho doubles and ono
for the singles VIII be awarded Thc
finals Will all be played this morning
on he Country club courts
The preliminary heats:
l0o-Sard dash, first hcat-Ligcan (u
%. tist; Carr ~. +. -. second. IIom-
man 'Roauokc). third Time. 10 T. )
Second hcat-Farrish ". r. H.. first:
i,urham or. c.. second: PITT OR. e..
l:c-yard hurdles first hcat-H.ll *.
i. ID. first: COSBY X. CO. second 1.-TWO
men quaiifyinr). Time, I7l-5 seconds.
, HGStonh hGnat-,Durham N c.. first;
nokcl tied for second place Time.
:""oyard dash first heat T.iesan Or.
c.; FIRST; cottrell ". 7. ~. second:
seconds Nat '"''' i'me' Il
second hoa,-Iionman tRoapok.,
Trs!; Mile tE %. second; Rust q.
T. 100 a.. im m, Tin'e. 81 81 seconds
,N. +. ~ first: COSBY Or. c.. second
Two men qualifying Time. - sec
second heat -sa,terheld Or. c.. first,
seconds 80
ifo-yard dash. first hea,-co,,ro,,
N j. -. FIRST; Lucas ". r. H.. sec
ond Miller 'E c. third Time. 81
,,, Second hea; l.isssn ,R O.. FIRST;
ih,rd Time, 80 seconds
scaG neat between Whi,lock oE. CO
ana both men were disqual,tied f"r,
Smoking down the hurdles.
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READY FOR DERBY

LOUISVILLE. ny. May l2.-LouiS-
vile is tccming tonight with thous :
ahds OF turf enthusiasts from all see
ions OF the nation, who arc watchinE
the clouds. hoping that tomorrow will
be clear and thai tho track will be
iaSt for the forty.sccond Eentucky
derby. GU, Of the siXt%-nve that were
named last March in the classic twelve
were named through the entry box to-
day II the track is heavy. all will
start. AMI If fast. nine will go Tho
forecast says tn-nigh; showers for to-
morrow
There is not a iilIy in the bunch this
year. as WAS tho case last year when
Regret. the daughter Of Broomstraw
won the event Harry Payue Whitney.
IN place Of ltcere., has his greatest
colt IN the race in Thundcrcr. full
brother OF Regret and Dominant
IN" Whitney entry probably Will
Tui" first choice III the machines. with
Si""rE" Smith second choice and Star
Hawk third.
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TWO NEW PLAYERS WILL
WORK FOR B|LLsM|THS
we hcncr! VIII Pitch To-Day and
h"chc VIII Operate Around
Second Base.
'ANE rO START EARLIilI.
WI Get Under Way at 3:3O O'Clock
'o-Day-Elcctric Scoreb0ard to
snow Games Next Wcek-Toronto
Gets Murray.

ans Will have their last opportunity
jug afternoon to sec the richmond
"F perform on tn" homo grounds.
INN ehiatclr after the game day tho
'ca'h Viii start on its hrs, swing
around The circuit opening IN Bunalo
on Monday afternoon Ia order to
pefmit the teams TO get away on time.
o'clock
Roche. the new inrcldor, amd McKcn-
ot:' INC mcw twiricr, viii DO the big
"'tacuon AT tie ball yard this after
noon when the tillsmiths viii try to
nahc up another defeat on Birim, );
iia"f ioche arrived Yesterday after
H'o'' according TO schedule. and an
''oHnc"h that he ig IN condition TO play
Immediately. Smith Will use hun AT
S''"hd base. Mckcn"ry worscd out
NeH'orday morning aud looked very
sn-ro When tho game gets Under way
thlF AitcInoon, he Viii get into tho
mound TO pitch his FIRST game
- Hineham expects TO take tho nual
Sarit from Richmond. and from the
manner IN which the Leafs have been
hi''u: this week. lie viii make tho
local lads hustle IL his pitchers put
w any kind OF SaInc at all The
: Toronto boys have bccu hiiliur the
Pill hut TN" Iichmondcrs lave been
hit'inz 1t Just wcc hit stronger.
Jack Murray, tho former Giant ont
rtldor. WHO recently announced that
he would not play minor league base
ball Yesterday signed with tho Toron-
TO CLUB
'icd tried 20 keen away from tho
diamond and Ma All ready 10 20 into
the garage business I'm his home town
sounded tho old tocsin TO The diamond
and lack could not rcsist II: Mur-
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VIRGINIA SQUAD OFF
Orange md Hue Trackmcn VIII Meet
Princeton ro-Dny In Dual
Affair.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May IT,
Nirginias track and field squad. TWEEN
I! three strong, let this afternoon for
!rrrinccton for annual meet with the
Tigers OH Tomorrow.
with the exception OF Drummond
VINO strained his back Thursda Y
while broad Jumping; the leading point
winners IN tho recent meets with tho
Navy and Penn state and in tho South :
crn intcrco1lcgiatcs. were taken on the
trip Trainer Lannigan would make
no prediction to-day regarding the out :
come of tho meet further than to say
that II warm weather prevailed to-
morrow his athletes should make n
better showing than If the weather
WAS cool
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Chn>c CT, High Loses.

.HHASE CITY Va. May Ie-rhc
t!ampdcn Sidney Bear Cats" defeated
TN. local high school nine here yestcr-
day IN AN Interesting and Well. PLAYED
gam" 10y the score OF to t. Saunders
for chase city, struck out thirteen. but
lost lis game through tho inability Of
his teammates 10 hit Ingram. who
yielded only two safctics. McElrath
parked tho ball in tho NTH
Score hy innings: II II r
Rear Cats 200 nI01n0o-a &
g. {. II S.......0 0oOlo 600 2
Batteries; Ingram and Gillespic;
Saunders and McElrach. I'mpircs
GoOde and Stcmbridcc.
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Wig Auto Rucc TODAY.

NEW YORK. May Everything is
~ readiness for the Metropolitan tro-
phE automobile race. which will be
held at the Sleeps head Bay Speedway
tomorrow afternoon. The drivers
were given their fnnal instructions at
noon to-day. aud later afternoon prac-
ticaIiN All the drivers qualified for to-
morrowS race by making 4 circuit OF
hour rlir or bette. Eddie O'DonncIrs
lJuscnbcrg car has not vet arrived. and
he probably Will no, be able 20 start
i'm tho race.
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unr.hu,,itc. on On u.r;,

The John Marshall High School base
ball team viii leave this morning for
Blackstone. where it will play the
strong Blackstone Military Academy
team. The Cadets have q number Of
good players on tho team, and they are
confident ihat they will he able 10 hand
the Marshallltcs Il beating The Black :
stone team defeated the Richmond
Academy team. Of this city, earlier in
the season, and arc now in Upton
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Hunnlo Releases I.oncrenu.

International League club has sent
Walter LonerSan. short stop. 10 the
Portland club OF tho New ENGLAND
League. Bob Gin. n third ba scman
has been secured from Providence. Pat
sy Donovan, tho Euffalo manager. SAYS
he VIII moro than likely use Gill at
second base,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

N N FBJ nc. w. Man l2.-Nnhelst
High school. al tho v. NJ &. g. Island
here to-day, defeated Appropriations
Agricultural High School. : TO 1; in
which home runs by Hudson ana Watts,
Of Amherst featured
Score 10y innings r. H. r.
Amherst ..... o q - 8 % . O. 4 .
NppomattoN .... o 90 ct 8 ?
Batteries: Harrison ANA Watts. Glenn =
omls. Gibson and Monrr.
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Barrow Gets New Jumps

NEW YORK. Mny I3.-Jim john
stone, who umpircd I'm tho Federal
League Inst ycar. and previous to
that omcfHtcd In tho NntfOnnl
League. received word to-day from
ircsfdcnf Harrow. appointing him
M umpire In tho international
i.cnsur. tombstone resides In New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

mains TO houses in Highland rark wac
ordered to he begun. fuliuwims pas.
sage Of an ordinance trsnsfcrrins from
the John Marshall High school electra
transformers account fuf Il 500 to tre
Water departments extension funh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Il NRRlSONBTiI;C; VA. May T.-Thc
HarrisonhurE High School defeated
Timber Ridge yesterday by score OF
2 10 >.
Scorc Il ". T.
I1lgN SttbpI " - Ii
Timber Ridge ...............5
Al OF the local pitchers Reitcr SOU
der and Stitcjcr. took n turn on the
mound Lndamood and Leavcl pitched
for Timber Ridge.
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Amateur Meeting rostnoncd.

The rccnlar monthIy meeting OF the
Amateur Baseball Commission. which
been postponed owing TO the fact that
three members or tile commission arc
iTa viii he published on to-morrow's
anaicmr DnEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
After Olympic Games

WASHINGTON. May l..-E. j.
WcndnII, of New York, a member OF
the American Olympic games COM
i,nlittec. told House Committee to-
were provided there was strong
probability that the 1920 Olympic
xnmcs might he held In America.
He Hppcarcd Tn snpport Of Repre-
AtructIon of "a Si,5OO,O0O stadium In
WasittngfOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

estimate "f tho cost Of cleaning tho
Second Market The complaint stated
that the stalls were very dirty. and
that they should receive immediate at
tcntion
Work ON extending tho city water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
SAYS MARKET is DIRTY

On the complaint OF Il. L. Council
and twelve other stall holders. the Ad-
ministrativc Board yesterday Instruct
cd tho Building Inspector to make an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23
lERDUN WOUNDED
/ CALL FOR ATTENTION

A cablegram Just received from the
american clearing house OF Paris and
Forwarded to the War Relief Associa-
hon OF Virginia calls particular atten-
hon TO the need In France for as
Instance in caring for the wounded
Holders as a result Of the verdun
arfve. and further states that the most
urgent needs are adhesive plaster,
rubber gloves. socks. surgeons sownA
ABSORBENT cotton. cotton carde, snase'
rubber sheeting. ether and other nos.
bital4 supplies. and strong shoes ana
ktccktnes for peasant women and
khfldren, and cloth and material for
Nothing of all kinda This 10 declared
% bo an emergency, and an earnest
kppsal u made to the men and wo-
men Of America TO do what they can.
sYcur wonderful generosity" tho ap-
peal says, ''is indelibly stamped In the
aexrt Of every man. woman and child
"a France, but let us again meet the
ftuntion with the same promptness
Ind enthusiasm - 10 demonstrated ey
ham In their hercuiean struggle"
u meeting of the sunolk ana
ganscmond County branch OF the as
Rotation was held recently in the
Suffoik Baptist Church, and there was
FOOD attendance. The meeting was
6resfded over by President J. NJ.
White, and the opening prayer was
made by Rev. W. w. Stalsy. III. Stew
III Lewis made an address. In which
y gave an outline OF the work as 1t
= being carried on In Richmond. and
klso made o number of valuable sug-
ksstions for the carrying on OF the
york there. A committee Was ap-
pcintcd to solicit funds with which to
purchase material for work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23
Stifferis the Persalty.

Denver, Colo. March 22.-Judge
William d. Wright has announced
that the next man he sends to the
county Jail for violating the prohibit
ton law will be given the maximum
penalty of six months.
Judge Wright has been raising the
penalty like going UP flight of stairs
one month at a time. The first
week he sentenced several men to
the county 3aii for month each.
when they pleaded guilty 10 boot
logging. The next week he made 1t
two months; q week lator the penalty
became three months, then four
months. and then he sentenced III.
". Roberts to five months in the
county -tai +..heetiessfns. '.-
six months for the next man."
said Judge Wright. II have been
informed that bootleggers are really
life-savers. as they slake the thirsts
Of suffering humanity, but law viola
tors must be punished. Six months Is
the maximum sentence / can impose
on boouegxers, but l can also impose
a fine ana will keep going up unit
reach the maximum OF both fine and
Imprisonment. Where the defende ats
had the money with which TO pay a
fine I started with the minimum fine
Of 500. and later raised 1t to $3.50.
The last man fined had 10 pay 5000.
The next one viii be raised again
until I reach the maximum fine of
$500.
Second offenders, of course, will
go to the penitentiary for from one
to three years. I believe that every
body has had sufficient warning that
the prohibition law will be enforced
and men who persist in violating this
law should be adequately punished"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
SAYS we can't look or feel right
with the system full
Of polsons.

NJ lions OF folks battle internally
now instead of loading their system
with drugs. Whats an inside bath?'
you say. Well, 1t Is guaranteed to per-
form miracles IL you could bellows
these hot-water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
women who. Immediately upon aris-
ing in the morning. drink a glass OF
real hot water with a teaspoonful OF
limestone phosphate In 1t. This Is q
very excellent health measure. 1t IL
intended to flush the stomach. liver.
kidneys and the thirty feet of intes-I
tines of the previous days waste, sour
bile and indigestible material left
over In the body, which, il not elimi-s
mated every day, become food for the,
millions of bacteria which infest the
bowels, the quick result Is poisons
and toxins. which are then absorbed
into the blood, causing headache. BIZ
ious attacks foul breath. bad taste.
colds stomach trouble, kidney mis-
cry. sleeplessness, impure blood, and
ali sorts OF ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged toi
obtain q quarter pound OF limestonei
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little. but is sufficient
to make anyone a real crank on the
subject of internal sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
Hreshenng, so limestone phosphate
and hot water act on the stomachs
liver, kidneys and bowels. 1t In vastly
more important to battle ON the In
side than on the outside, because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities
into the blood. while the Developers
do-Adv a-4 .a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23

An inmportant meeting OF all
members of the baseball squad
representing the Richmond Police
Department will be held this
Aftesnoon ut O'Clock in the club
HOUSE Of Christ Church Athletic
Association. All nlembers of the !.
squad who can possibly do SO are
urged to attend the meeting. Ar
rangements for games to be play
cd with teams outside of the city
WIN be made at the meeting.
In six-inning game yesterday
afternoon on the c. C. A. field, the
Coppcrs won over Christ Church by a
|cpre Of s to 0. The game would
havs been completed, but for the sud-
Pen storm. The Bluecoats played In
nid-season form. The infisld sup
ported Charlie Strain and Warrimer
Who did the mound work. like major
eaguers. Only two batted balls pass
"a the infie1ders of the police team
Yesterday afternoon. The c. c. A. bat
,ers were helpless in the scoring line
Pagan caught for the department YES
|erday.
The present lineup OF the Bluecoats
= ~ follows: Pitchers, Waymack
md Strain; catchers. Pagan and Dut'
On; firEt base. w. T.. Waymack or H.
In4ith; second base, Jones': shortHop'
Nayior; third base, Thompson; out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23
BLUECOATS FAST ROUNDING
/ INTO SHAPE FOR B. B. SEASON

f'elders Riddell. Hankey, Brennan and
Werner. Nearly every member OF the
department squad has been player
Of much ability in his time. The
Coppers, although having grown bit
stale through their long absence from
the diamond. are fast regaintnE their
old-time form and are prancing
around Christ Church diamond like q
unch of happy school boys.
w. T. Jones Is manager OF the team:
J. S. johnson, treasurer; w. II.
Brennan, secretary, and w. T. way
mack, captain. Manager Jones ts en-
deavoring to book games with re-
tersburg's police force team and also
Mike Kelly's State League team. The
Coppers are in high hopes of getting
a contest with Newport News and
Norfolk. The nrst game to BE- played
by the Bluecoats will probably be
with the Richmond virginians at
Broad Street Park. Manager Billy"
smith has shown himself willing to
rive the policemen a shot at his nine
II suitable date can be arranged for
the contest.
Every member OF the department is
interested In the work Of the baseball
team. Should the visiting teams play
in Richmond In any week but Christ
mas or State Fair week the game
will surely be largely attended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23

keepers Of Louisville WIN fight the
Hutchcraft Sunday closing Law through
the courts. and viii not submit to III
conditions until its constftutionaiity
has been passed upon by the Court
of Appeals,
A deputation representing all tho
saloonkeepers of the city visited
Mayor Buschemeyer to discuss ths
bill. The Mayor informed the cons
mittee he will enforce the law rigid
ly. The saloon men indicated they
had received advice that the courts
will probably declare the new law un-
constitutional.
Mayor Buschemeyer notified the
body to remove all screens and cur
tains from their places In compliance
with the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23

You feel fine in few moments.
your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will open.
The air passages OF your head will
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more duliness. headache; no hawking,
snuffiing. mucous discharges or dry
ness: no struggling for breath at night
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle OF Elys Cream Balm. Apply .
little of this fragrant, antisepuc cream
in your nostrtis, let II penetrate
through every air passage OF the head;
soothe and heal the swollen. inflamed
mucous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
1t is just what every cold ana ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff
dup and miserabie.-Adv.