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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

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Continued From First PAGE.
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BELMONT RESULTS

rirSt iace-one mile-EI:.if Rack ,oo
g. McTaggaru, TO TO- ont 49, ~
DoNedale. lla ,Euxton1, l3 To- ia o,,,
second; keziah. 100 tWarscherp. IN 10 -,
!: 10 10 10. third. Time. IA Az
mite Metal also ran y"
Hccona-SiN iurlongs-Yaukee M
non ii6 tliyncs). TO ;. 4 10 !, . 70 :
Won striker. ll2 Ghillips). II 10 =
70 ], 10 :. second: Mr. Spcrs. ia
-. ~ r"H 'erD' to J, TO /, = to >, third.
Time. :i$ 20. Naushon. Tie Pm.
Ihcstcrton. Peaceful Star. Lady ia
"ina. Excelsior and Humiliation.
ihird-lniIc and one Observation-Disclosures
i,owship ici ,Shuttincer). TO /. ,o
l. ont, won: Malachitc. lI3 O. AIcTa.,
ihTtp, TO >, To ,. out second: solar
star loT tHuXton), - to : 1 10 :
OUT thnd. Time. SIC 80. Gainrr
Fourth-milc and n half-s,ar IIavl<
~ Gfhillips), 3 To |, to >. out Won
spur. i26 Ioftus,. $ TO ;. 4" !. out
second Crimpcr, Ill o. McTaggartI, s
70 % I" :, out third, Time. 232 . ).
miner and Altman also ran.
fI!th-iwu ana ii half mjlcs-Duke
OF Duluth. 40 'O'Bricn), : TO .. 4 -
.! out, won: Quci Bonhcur, las (AllcnI
To 10, 10 >. out. second: Eill bud.
icy. l3. Ryan,, TO J. to !. oui
third Time, 5:2S Pcbcto also ran
seventh six furloncS--S sandal 10,
'Warcherl, l% TO 10. / To .. / 10 :
won: Gianariut: 10i ,J. McTagpart1
!" :, TO >. ! to ., second: Fclucca
~" tBuNtom. ; TO /. = TO :. 2 10 :
third Time. i:l53-5 Ponce de leon
nnu Liliticr also ran
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NEWPORT NEWS DEFEATS
PORTSMOUTH IN DOUBLE

.,., NtWPOltr NEWS, September o.
me virginia League season closed here
tnls afternoon with II double victory
nor Newport News over Portsmouth.
me scores were . to and To -. The
auai victory to-day gives the Builders;
.mrec wins and one tic in the four
games. Ray was unsteady in the first,
nn, saved himself by tightening in the
throws were responsibio/for tho Ports
mouth run a passf two hits. two
Stoicn bases and an error accounted
for the local runs
Hamilton was master in the second
ana until the seventh. but eighteen men
had faced him. In that round he filled
,he bases on two passes and an error,
but pitched himself out
First game:
Tile score by innings: r. II Ic
,NcWport News 80 0 0 2 0 0 - 3 s
iortsmouth .......0 o ! o 0--l .
Batterics-Hurd and johnson: raw
and Lake.
Second game:
The score by innings: II 81 7.
i,orlsinoutn 30 0 0 0 0 o 90 Q 4
Newport News ....01 l0OOs-2 .
,Baieries-Gandy and Reynolds;
hamilton and Lake. Empires, Buck i,
ley and Kennedy.
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v. M. !. FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

-, LEX.iNGToN. VA. September o.
me Virginia Military Institute foot
Dali schedule for 1916 follows:
september 3o-!iampdcn- Sidney Col.
lcSc. at Lexington.
October William aud Mary Col.
lego, at Lexington.
1c,ooGr '..-Ciallandet College Wash
October 2I-Maryland Agricultural
College. at College Ptrk, Md
october 2S--UnivcrSity Of North
Carolina, at Chapel Hin
November i-Catholic I'niversity.
washington. y. -, at Lexington.
November li--Ciemson College IS
CD. at Richmond
Novcmbcr lS--Univcrsity of Virginia.
at Chariot
Thanksg ivinr-NirEinia Polvtecbnic
Institute. at Roanoke
Inc 1916 coaching stan is conposcd
of Head Coach f.. H. Gorton. formerly
head coach AT Pcddic Institute and Rut-
gers college for the past two Years
head coach ~ Y. VI. l., and Assistant
Coaches pr. .. dc Wolf Randolph, Of
Virginia. for the past three Years as
SiStant coach: +. G. Abcll. captain of
Colgate in 1915, and CAMPS All
American tackle. 1915. who will be as
sistant coach OF the line in 1916. and
Captain l.. l.. Leach, half on Y. ST. l.
several seasons ago, who for the past
two seasons has been assistant coach
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UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL
LAST YEARS STARS ARE
NOT BACK THIS SEASON
Team tircady Has Started Training,
ma linrd Schedule Is being
Prepared For

Special to The Times Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September -
Nirginia's football squad to-day com.
picicd i,:; first full week of rrnc,ic,.
M even dozen candidates reported to-
'Artali Harold ~ Spar ON Monday.
",n, IN" aIternoon there were enough
men on The field TO form two cleveus
i'ot weather has intcrfcrcd somewhat
Tin me daily drill. which did not
h,art until o'clock each afternoon,
nhl SHSht progress has been made TO-
war" getting the candidates in condi-
tioh. early in the week "Pop'' Ian
miEan arrived from his home in Maine.
where he usually spends his yocntiomc
and at once looked after the Dhysir,i
condition of his wards The genial
trainer has not enjoyed the best Of
ngaith TINS summer, but has entered
upon his task with carnestncss. lie
VAS warmly welcomed by the members
oi tho squad. '
mcad Coach Evans was deeply cha
Gflhcd when he reached the university
last sunday ANA found out that Thur
man and the Anderson brothers-
''c"rs" ana Ed-had decided not to re-
enter college. The return of these two
would have boosted prospects no lit
ne Evans rs undaun;cd. however. and
Has cone about his task of building un
team with c"mmcndablc vicor and
.A'h>Si"*in Before the end OF another
weak passes fc expects to have TWEEN
tN-iEc players in uniform. and by tho
'''nc college opens things should he
hHminin" ON lambeth Field. in prcpa :
'atiou for the heaviest and hardcst t
schedule over arranged for n Virginia
football team.
five veterans are already back in
huncts. These include f2ubc Barker.
tAe former mississippi star and all
south Abnntc tackle for 1914: Captain
Sp1!r: full back: Jim White, who has
played on the team for three seasons
past: Harris Coleman. last years stnr-
az c2piain and unanimous choice for
all-S"uthorn guard. and "c'hick" Ward
VINO alicrNaird at tackle and end last
IAN! Mckay. ono OF the star lincmen
on ~" freshmen team last year is
expected 10 reach college Tomorrow
iio - almost certain to win a place
"drc ms gained at Davidson College,
self
While Quarter Back Berkeley Will he
greatly missed the coming season.
thcf" are several likely candidates for
VII he HlN"n trNout for the position.
othel candidates for the place are
tArrln"trn, who came to the univer-
Slif from llnmrdcn- Sidney: "Billv''
F"och. brother Of Robert Kent Gooch.
n"W Win the American Ambulance
knight Tho pcprcry quarter of the
r".t-vrnr eleven last fall!
captain Suarr. from The present out
look. VIII h" the only veteran in the
nc h"ld The most promising back
nr!d "annidhi's ar" Gordon Pace.
Chnrli" Jhurchm"n. Bill Goodwin and
Arthur Ninsolvng, OF last years
scrub team
Th@ loss Of such stars as Buck May
or. iId. ANDERSON. Bunny BerEelcy
Dick StllweN Glll stuart. Allen
Thnrnlan. Nd. Tipp"tt. John Calhoun.
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ATHLETES MAKE RECORDS
GREAT CROWD PRESENT AT
NEWARK MEET YESTERDAY
Irish mcrican Climb of New York Wins
Point HonOrs With Total
of ThIrty-EiEht.

NEWARK. \. j.. September 9--One
OF the most successful track and field
athletic meets ever held in Eastern
territory WAS witnessed to-day at Wee
auahic Park here by an estimated as
scmblage of &os0G persons. The junior
meet yesterday and to-days series OF
athletic exhibits, which decided the
Amateur Athletic Union senior national
championship were added attractions
10 this city's celebration OF it's two
hundredth anniversary.
W. \. Hummel. Multnomah Athletic
club. OF Portland. Ore. won the senior
championship over the 440-yard hur-
dies. and established a new senior
record OF - 80 seconds for that event.
, In three other track events and two
field contests semi rceords also were
established. ON" ,"m, The javcln
throw. being american record
as we'll
Fred Murray. the san Francisco hur-
der. topped The @20yard low hurdles
twice in twcnty-four seconds. making
new senior record by fouriifths of
u second.
Another track record was made in
the half-milc run won ny Don NJ.
Scott, OF Mississippi Agricultural Col
lcgc. who covered the distance in l;5i.
clipping one-iifth Of a second off the
mark held by Melvin W Sheppard
In the 4lo-yard run Tom Halpin. OF
Boston. defeated Ted Meredith. of Phil
adelphia. the formet champion
The fourth track record TO go was
that for tho i2o-yard hurdle. Simpson,
OF the University If Missouri. won in
the new senior record time of II 4-5
seconds
In the field events. A. w. Mucks, of
the University of WISCONSIN. was
double winner. He retained his cham
pionship title i'll the shot-put and dis
Gus throw. making new record in
The latter 10y throwing the saucer
l45 feet 81: inches
q. \. Brondcr Jr. OF the Irish
american Athletic club, New York. by
sensational throw Of 100 IL feet in
the javeliu contest, established n new
american AS We'll as Il senior mark.
The Irish American Athletic club or
New York won the point honors with
n total Of thirty-cight. Chicago Ath-
lctir Club was second with twenty
i've and the New York Athletic CLUB
third with twenty-five. Among the
other leading clubs was Mississini
Agricultural college. with five points
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Would Revive Lost
Art in Hill City

LNNciIBJRG. VA. September o.
Mayor RoystOn Jester, who |, n
great ndinircr of baseball an
nounced here to-day that IL il his
intention shortly To InuuEurntc n
movement in the hope OF securing
professional baseball for I.ynchburu.
Tor the 1biI scuson. The Mayors
preference tx To line tOnnokv and
l,nn'iiir up with IynchburiS for an
alignment with three North t'nro-
inn towns. IN case those towns nre
NOT identified with the prevent Cnro-
INA icnEuc next SrasOn. Failing
ia mis-, smaller md more compact
circuit VIII ne suggested To lie built
around LSnchburE. Danyiiic md
Nonnoke, former Virginia Lenguc
towns.
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PETERSBURG DEFEATS CREWE

PETERSBURG. September PFC
tersourg. virginia League team. had
feat the fast Crewe team. the final
score being to 3. Up to the seventh
inning Crewe had the locals. to ..
three runs and the game. Bclcher, for
Crewc. twirled great game. and de-
served n win. Williams's fielding for
Crewe was exceptionally good.
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DRAFT ON NEXT FRIDAY

CINCINNATI, September ?.-It was
decided to-day that the annual draw
ing OF the drafts OF the major leagues
from the minors would be held in this
city Friday. September 10. by the ma :
tional baseball commission. This will
he the FIRST time since 1919 that tho
drafts Will be announced as drawn.
In 1914 and 1915 the drawings were
kept secret owing to the war with the
Federal League.
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CHRISTY GETS HIS HALF

81, LOUIS. September 9.--Cincinnati
an" 81 Louis broke even In Il double
I'"'cr To-Day. Cincinnati took the
irSt game. to 3. by hammeriug viii
lams in the tenth. The second game
was pitchers duel between hmcs
ana hhet"er, ST Louis winning in the
ninth. when Bcscher, with a timni,,
single. scored Miller. who had singled
ana ADVANCED on a sacrifice and walk.
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FIRST GAME.

futal~....'S . 20 IL Totals q, 90 .o,- :,
hnttcI for Wilson IN seventh
,!aiied for Watson in eighth
l'Htt"d for Smith in ninth
cincinnati "h' a a X.
81. Louis .-.......... ~ u il n . n |,
summary: Runs-Neaic. McKechni. R"uScS
hoh"n. Long, Brattcm. Two has, re-,
i Ling ,i,orilshy Home run--wimgo Sac
Tilicr ht-SchulZ Stolen base-t;ouzaies
Double plays Eechnin To Chas. IN I"h.S:.
il."mndr en- to Chase I" HUM lit by pitched
"n watson r"I u or Mtgitr hr,,. Base, on balls
HItruGk out-by Schulz. !: by watson J.
empires. Harrison and O'Day 'rimc NJ
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RoTARIANS ARE BOOSTING

Wednesday. September 10. will be
Billy Smith Day at the local ball
grounds, and 1t is desired and sincere
~ hoped that the banner crowd OF tho
season viii greet the boys" on that
suspicious occasion.
The Richmond ball team Is one of
nchm"nds best indirect advertise
hents. and the management, backed
by the AdNcrtisers' Club and the 20.
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RUTH BESTS JOHNSON

WASHlNGTON. September 9--Ros-
ton and W"sllin%tun divided a double
header to-Ga,, Bpston taking the first
game. |" !. and losing the second.
IN. ten innings, z 10 8 In the tenth.
Leonard was sat" on McNallys fum-
bic. ana Was sacrificed Mays was re-
licved by H. Leonard smith hit to sec
ond. scoring J. Leonard. The first
game was "a pitchers duel between
itGin ana johnson. The scores.
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tary Club, asks that every busine|
house and factory will let their ea
pioEccs OH to attend the game
If those who can see their way ola
to do so. Will close up In the afta
noon. all the better
Let's give our baseballists n row
the good work they ere doing for NJ
old town.-!t Rotary Tabasco.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
!'ron, ltnst pIr,

VT04HU'N 'INU' IIISI L"tE'.'
base hts Craw ford. Bush Young Ncach.
S SnIun. rraii E.erii!ee hits. Young; w.
Ter pouhl. phys Eumier 10. shlcr. sislcr
10 Runler. Bases on balls of Wcilman, |:
"h Hamilton !; OF coye!eskie. ,. Hit bv
w!tcher.,hy W"ilman ! Struc! out-by
Iovel@skic. I hv Wcilmtu. !: Nv Hamilton
! Wild pitch-payeuport. I'mpres-IiiIde-
brand aud Connolly Timr-!:iN
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IRRATIONAL LEAGUE

CONTINUED F.0M Firsl FaGeD
-liuStlcrs twice in - double -headcr by
hc score or : TO and : TO 4. In the
first game The iasou* had more luck
Than base hits Tho second game MAS
4 hittins match pure ANA simple. The
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STANDING OF THE CLUB,

WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY
St Louis AT Chicago.
Detroit ut Cleveland
tOnN two games schc,uicd.l
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SECOND GAME.

Cincinnati n n n a X:
81. Louis "a ~ ~ "a
baS.Hm' ficsS smith r nctHsi. iiornsby stolen
ohaSe 10 Mitchell: Romsch t. Nitr 'h"nHe ~ to
SineDg'' I hy nhh,rstze;. Struck outHEby
Harrison, 'rinnn 6: :, tmptrcs, O'Day and
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Jack Brown and Tom Coleman will
be severely felt. but this
only means that the new material Will
De thoroughly siftcd, and perhaps a
ne" star may be uucoycred
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Chicago .............. n q o n n I, -,
Pittsburgh ............ o q u q q "a
summary; Runs-zcider. Mollwitz Three
basc hit-Htnchman. Base on balls-ofr
SooHiSr. :: or Lavender. J: OF Harmon. l.
SSncrlicc hits,Williams. Archer. Johnston
Stuicn bnscs-Hcider. FlHck. MollvSitz Struck
" ,nmn Cooper, :: by I,ayendcr; $ BY liar,
,tnms Wild pitch-Iavcndcr. Tmpir.s
ktEl"r and EaSOn. Time a;OE -" -
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh nj Chicago.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis
tOnly two games scheduicd)
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I};>J GA Nj.
rotms...2; All. To,ais.. s., i. y !.

score 10y unil IS: IL
Buffalo ..,......-...-..s p. -
Rochester ........,......o % u q "
Summary: Runs jackson. kupp t2b, DnS-
low. CHANNEL, Jacobson. S!giiu, Hall Doom
first base balls-ou l.cvercrH. :: oil "
son. .. Struck ou;-hy l.cNcrenH. L: hy Ty-
.'"u. .; Three base hit--Channcll Two. base
uit SiElip. Sacrifice hits--Carls;ron. SiGlin
DuSlnw. Sacrifice ny--CarStrum. Stolen
bases Jackson ~. ouslow. Kopp. Double
pltv-- bnsiow, Gin To CarlStrom. tmpires
BiAnS;iela ana WcStcrvcl;. Time :I3.
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York, 3: Ihllm,lcinhn, l (irst game,
NrW york. .: fhiiatelphia. Second
Chicngo. 3: Pittsburgh. o thrst came).
nrooklNn. } Itnston, o..
Cincin,nti O.: 81. Louis. first game;
81. Louis. /: Cincinnati. o (sccond gume)
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Virginia League
nEs,,Lvs yEsrERDAy.'

Rocky Mount. ,: Norfolk. ! FIRST gamr,e
EnchN NWtnt. g: Norfolk. ! tserond
newport News. :: Portsmouth. I tfir>t
snmr).
Port >momth. .: Newport News. tsccond
guuIr: seven inninSsb
petersburg. idic.)
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Providence ut Newark.
Toronto M Montreal.
OniA tw" games sclicdmletl.)
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAI TODAY
(Scm,nn closed NcstcrdnN.)
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Gumr).
Buffalo. :: Rochester, 1 (sccHnd gamco.
i,royidcnc". :; NewnrS. 5 tilrst gnnic).
Providence. .: Newark. { trccnntl yunc)
Toronto. Z; Montreal. ! dirst gnme7.
toronto. y: Montreal t%ccOnd Samc).
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SECOSD GAME.
.ro,.'e :: -" Totals 80 re-

:iynr" hv innings J..
Buffalo ................ u q o q =
Rochester ..... 90. ....- " 10 70 = =
SUMMARY: Euus jackson raristrom Nc
p"nald. o'N"ill onsow. Enrcl 90. Milan.
Leach ~. Hall First base ON haiis-vn
Encrl s. hy Eirmavcr. 8. Two bnsr hits
k"pu Leach. Sacriuc" hits--Dovin. - Ncill.
K"rp. Sacrifice rs Jacobson. Sto'cn base
-SiSiiY, iiit los pitcher by kirmavcr. l.
Tmpircs- Westcrvclj and IRA nSiicld Time
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sECoND GAME.

'rnt.Is.. ., Il'.s u 'ru,.Is. 4. ~ .nlt
Two ou-. Wien WINNING run was scored
1t'gttei fnr Cadv W. sixth
1rttcd foT Srutt In rI7f't
Rated for Warmer i:i rfiU
'B#tted FOR Gaila ~ ninth
I"orc hv Innings: y
r'H,-fSn u d =
W~nhinri"r n D. % , I,
Snm'narv; RUM iioouer walsh scott
Leonard Shanlss nv, IIonry nasos ON I,,'is
off Harper /: OF Gauh s 10 shaw. j.:
on Msrs, Two-hasr M huge I,ouhIe
rlHvs-I. Leonard to Foster - iulr" 10 IIerrv.
Cattle {. iI"nrv Ia McP.ide, Gtrucl on,
~ MAJ. 2; b" Harper : Iy Cailis
f""~!dc" j,i'S-rh"nas Mavs and NsRriie
sedan l"s~s-- welsh rurir, Evans ma
f'N!t Tim"-2.n ''''
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American League
RESULTS YESr.,,nAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. 4: Philadelphia. {irst camel
New York. e.. Philadelphia. u Second
Detroit IL; st. Louis y.
Chicago. ,: Cleveland l.
instnn. ,: Washington. I tRrSt gatnc).
Washington. { Boston. : Second runn,) .
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE
NCOu.t,iIt"d Fr0u Flrat

pss knntlchnor ~ M."ar'hN. EascS Oh hrlIs
oil hamtchncT; I? OF Ergrhu. Sacrincc
hts Mollw!iz. Flack stolen baBe-Wort &.
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man. Struck out--by Kantehner, !: by
Vaughn. 4. Empires, Enson ana Rigler
SECOND GAME.

Totals. - 20 II 'rot2ls....3l - IL .
'iSaitcd for Baird In sixth
: tI"ttcd tor Cooper In sixth
iijattcd for Harmon III ninth
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY


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STANDING or THE CLrsS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-17
Vienna Reports Failure OF
Muscovites With Heavy
Losses
FATE OF CZERNOWITZ
Report of Fortified City Having Been
Taken by Car Not Denied at
Austrian Capital

Vienna, June 17.-New combats
h,y, started on tne entire Volhynian
front, according to today's report
from the Austro-Hungarian ihead-
quarters. Several attempts of the
Russians to cross the river Styr fall
ed: the Russians suffering heavily.
London, June 17.-That the Aus
trians, driven back from their first
line of trenches on the east, have set
tied into new positions of strength
al arc stubbornly resisting IL, Ers'
sian advance. is the conclusion gam
ed here from the fact that the Rus-
sian official report does not carry
statements of tremendous territorial
gains daily, as in the first several
days of the drive.
The capture of Czernowitz, capital
Of Buckowina, is not yet officially con-
firmed, though reported unofhciatly
from several sources. Its capture has
not been denied from Vienna.
From few miles north of Tarn-
dpol to Brody, the Austrians have
held their ground steadily, due, says
Petrograd to the fact that the great
est violence of the Russian drive has
been developed north and south OF
this sector.
The drive has already had the eff
feet of lessening, in marked degree
the. pressure against the Italians on
the Trentino front.
King Victor Emanuel of Italy has
congratulated the Gar on the sue
cess of the offensive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-17
MIR. BRYAN'S FUTURE

st. Louis June 1.-THE Democra-
tic Convention of 1916, which adjourn
ed yesterday after having renomlnat-
ed Mr.. Wilson's ticket and accepted
his platform was remarkable for the
attitude of Mr.. William Jennings
Brvan. For the first time in many
years he played absolutely no part
in its proceedings.
No one counseled him; no sug-
restions were made by him. he SAT
among the newspaper men ana ao-
dressed the convention only when, oy
formal motion, he was invited to the
nlatform. To all appearances he was
as little factor at this convention as
he was. when. 40 years ago. police
man helped him through window to
view from an obscure corner the pro-
recdinrs. In the eyes of his enemies
the convention of 1916 marked the
passing Of Mr.. Bryan. !,
But it is known to the lntlmate
friends of Mr.. Bryan that so far
from regarding himself politically
dead. Mr.. Bryan is even now planning
for the nomination of 1920. Twelve
wears ago, here in st. Louis, MS
enemies triumphed over him conn
pletely. and he left the convention
defeated man. :
J. But four years later, having aban-
doned all his old policies, Mr.. Bryan
again won the presidential nomination
So. today. Mr.. Bryan proposes to De
the candidate, in 1920, of the demo-
cratic party, if possible. If not ne
will be "a candidate of a new party of
his own, and his issue will be prohl-
bitiOn.
Mr.. Bryan hopes that by 1920 the
Democrati1 party will be ready TO
make prohibition the principal plank
of its platform.