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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-14
FOUR CLASHES THIS WEEK |
RICHMOND NOW IN THROES
OF BASKETBALL CAMPAIGN
spiders Play Delaware College To
NtSht-Nnk Forest md william
md Mary PIny Also.

Four tip-top basketball contests are
10 be staged here this week with out.
OF town teams meeting local quiuts
Della ware College. William and Mar
aud Wake Forest will be the visitors.
with the latter playing: two nights
richmond College Will entertain the
Northern five Tonight. the game being
played al the Iiowitzers ArmorN.
starting promptly at $40 o'clock. The
Della ware team. on SATURDAY night
barely defeated William aud Mary. At
Williamsburg, and consequently the
spiders are LOOKING; FOR q victory
Tn" Delaware College uuint is one
OF the best III its section, AMI is said
I" he exceedingly fast and aggressive
In. fact that II is playing on - strange
floor is handicap. and will give the
Spiders "a better opportunity 10 over
como the more experienced puint.
itichu.ond College, too. viii be- handi-
capped by the loss OF Captain Mitchell
but its work on saturday night against
Randolph Macon showed that the Red
aHd l:lue still has a .corkin2 good COM
biuation.
The Spiders will try conclusions on
WcdnesdaN night against William and
Mary. tn" game being scheduled Tor
the ii2witacrs court. The Indians at
the initial meeting defeated the Spiders
and The latter expect 20 get revenge.
me game VIII he crucial one. as
kichmOnd College will have an excel
lent chance for championship honors
II II can down the fast WILLIAMSBURG
erS, wh" are Just starting their rae.
for tho cup. aud already have one vic
tory. Richmond College and Ran
dolph Macon have lost ono and won
two games each The Spiders must
play lampdcn- Sidney and William and
Mary before again tucklnc the Jack
cts
Wake Forest will be here this week
for TWO games, playing the Richmond
ilowitZcis on Friday night and Church
Ilu Athletic Club Both games will
h." played at the iiowitZers Arinory.
Wake Forest has one Of the best teams
In North Carolina. ana the games should
be interesting ones. although the local
boys must work hard TO stave of de-
feat At the hands OF tho Eaptis,S
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GIRL WANTS TO ROW
"rd Love to- Writes Fair to-F.d TO
C0nch Rice. of Coluinbin
Grew,

NEW YORK. February l3.--''rd love
to row, and are you really sure Coach
Rice wants girls OIL the Columbia crew
this year."
This postscript in "a dainty feminine
hand met The startled gaze o. Captain
Norman lSratton o! the Columbia var
stiy eight. as he inspected yesterday
the latest batch OF replies 10 tn. call
he issued last week for candidates FOR
the Blue and White crews
Then hc looked At the card more
carefully and found that the writer's
name WAS quite as feminine as her
handwriting.
What in blaz.s do you know about
that" he shouted as he da shed "a the
telephone and called up the manager
Then he found why :, Barnard Girl
uad been asked TO row. The university
directory from which the addresses OF
the prospective Oarsmcn was obtained
contains many names Identical to that
OF the willing Barnard neophytc. and
when the freshman who was address
ing the cards selected what lie thought
was the address OF husky 00-poundcr
lie picked out the home Of II li5-pound
Barnard miss
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RESULTS ESTERDt, uN
TRACK At IiN\\ 4

Frst-SiN iurlongS--Wa ndcI. lO2
clones. = 10 !, to ;, To :. first;
TO - second: Prince Chap. ~ Iitz),
to :. to .. 2 10 >. third. Time.
l:lJ Margaret Mcisc. Ford Mai aud
F!a,bush also ran.
Sccond--siX furIongs--l.ay o'Light,
10" tJeml<ins,. 10 |. To i, ! to =,
first; Sprinemass, l0a Watts, to /.
" 20 >. Ia :, second: paulson, ~
,WllamS,. : to /. .l-2 to /. i to ).
ihird. Time. i'll. Queen Apple. Fen
rock ana Page White also ran
Third-Fivc furlongs-Monc los
,Ailen), 10 I, even. I. to >. first: Parlor'
E"N, ll$ Watts). 3 TO |, even, = To ).
second Lord Wells lI3 uPitz>. 10 10 /.
TO !. = I" !, third. Time. 1901 -
Miss Genevicve, Chitra, Indifferent and
EGnice also can
Fourth--i'ive acknowledgements
liz tTaplinl. To |. , TO I. even frs,
Margaret Ellen. - tWiliiAms). . to ).
10 10, 10 >, second: Ethan Allen,
ioi Iwatsonb, . 70 :, even. TO .,
third. Time l:oi 81. Dancing Star.
and I3ulgar also ran.
Fifth-Fivc ard half furlonrs--
King Worth. us 'Schut,ingeD. TO
.. 10 >, out first Marjorie A.. ITO
Craplin). To ., 10 >. out. second {;
White Crown los connolly, 3 to 7.
to 10. out, third Time. l:o7. Ruth
strickland and BROOM Corn also ran.
SiNth-Onc mil" ana fifty Yards
Malik. Ill ,St"rretp. 10 TO /, 1 TO l..
TO !, arSi Tcner. l0J Lomas), 10 To
i. 1 10 |. . 10 l. second Ben Cncas, %
Lemkins>. g IL :. TO !. 10 ?. third
Time. 40 - Mu2anti. Lady RAN
kin. Charles +. Granger and MIR. Smiggs
also ran.
Seventh--Onc -Zoroaster lua
rJonesb. TO =. even. 10 i. first; Merry.
Jubilee. 100 IDoyD, 9 to ). { TO >, 10
=. second; Kris kringle. io5 tConnellyl
TO l, To :. . to :. third Time,
iaa Is. reflection, Charles Francis
and ToChiel also ran.
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MAY UNIONiZE PLAYERS
chicaGo Federation OF Labor Pr0pohes
to Get Baseball M~n Organized
Into Stronger BODY.

CHICAGO. February lS.--Otiicials Of
the American Fcderatio Of Labor are
endeavoring To form a baseball play
crs union They have written TO
Roger Bresnahar, eNrauager of the
Cubs. 10 ascertain his ideas on the
subject
The ball players. il Is argued. are
no; we'll organized at the present time.
Their fraternity. headed by David
.Fultz, i, is held by those back of the
movement has not received much rec
ignition from the magnates, and Il
new union. backed by the American
Federation Of Labor, is figured good
thing for the diamond profession
The fraternity had one rebuff when
the Philadelphia Athletics. almost to
a man, held out. saying that hey had
plenty OF fifth in Connie Mack and
his fairness. They did this when
world champions.
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ANXIOUS FOR TEAM
Directors of Charlotte Isnscbnu tiub
VIII Pnst Forfeit to Retain
Franchise

CHARLOTTE, y c.. February 49,
ihcre was conference of tho base
bal di &c ,.'s ana Stocki,oi.icrS ves-
icrday afternoon for the purpose %
arranging for the posting of the $1.o0o
forfeit required in ease the local man
aSemcnt desires to retain It's fran
chise for the coming year.
This check will be forwarded TO the
treasurer OF the North Caroline
League within the course of the next
'cw days. and then there will be no
further doubt or question as to Char
Totes determination to have baseball
daring the coming summer
All of the 1000 season tickets have
now been provided for. the general
canvass netting 1900 sales. and the
directors and Interested fans taking
care OF the haianCe---@l0 each. All
energy Will nov be directed towards
tho mastering Of the strongest team
possible to represent Charlotte this
summer. There is I'M admira BILE nu-
cleuS in hand for strong team. and
the Indications are dat the Queen
City viii be represented by IN cNcep-
tiorally fast and aggressive team OF
this season,
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FOR HIGH SCHOOL TITLE
Ruhk ctbuIl Elimination Games VIII lie
Played Throughout Siatr--Finul
One la University Gym.

CARLOTTESNILLE. VA, February
l3.--The annual championship basket
BAH game OF the Virginia High School
League will he played in the I'aycr-
weather Gymna stun at the university,
the latter part Of this month.
This year more than 100 preparatory
and high schools have entered the pre-
Iiminaries which start Tuesday OF this
week Each school plays the school
in its immediate ncighborhood thus
gradually qualifying for the final game
at the university.
Last year the Charlottesville High
School defeated l.ynchburg high for the
state championship in hard fought
game. This year, however. the cham
p,ons will have to work hard to hold
their honors, as more than twice as
many schools have entered the try
outs.
This league is made up Of the fastest
and hes. teams in the state, and the
final contest should prove an interest
ing one.
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PELL WINS TROPHY
Tuxedo Player DrfcntS JOsi,nu Crane
Three Straight GnmrS-Wins Cup
Permanently Now.

TUNEDp PARK, y. Y. February 10
Clarence g. Pcll, Of Tuxedo. to-day
defeated Joshua Crane, "f Boston. in
the final round for the Gold Racquet
trophy in racluets three games
straight, las, l3-l. 1913. BY to-days
victory Pcll Wins outright the third
racquet put up by the Tuxedo Tennis
and Racquet Club. having acquired
three legs on the trophy. The first
gold racquet presented for competition
by the club Was Won in 1907 by
Clarence Mackay. and the second went
to j. Gordan Douglas. in 1912. Harold
L.. Mccormick OF Chicago. had one
leg on the trophy won to-day by Mr..
pcll. To-day's match WAS An easy
victory for Ill. Tuxedo champion. lie
aid not exert himself. although the
Rostonian played in fine form. Pen
was on top at every stage of the game.
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BONANZA MADE FAST TIME
EXTREME OUTSIDER COPIED
FEATURE EVENT AT JUAREZ
Onl. Two FnNDritrs scored, hut Spcru-
intOrs Cleaned Up ON Others.
Results on Havana Truck

al pASO. TEN, February Ia SHOW
ing marked Improvement over his last
previous race, bonanza furnished "A big
surDriS. when hc scored an easy vic-
tor: in the selling handicap the f.a =
ture of the program ~ ,luare@ this ar
ternOon. Incid"ntally th. winner raced
the mile in the fast tIu. of 3. -
bonanza was the extreme outsider in
the speculation, and his victory WAS
u sever blow to the players who backed
Rapids and Dundreary "Ni"usively to
win. The first named somewhat JUS
tilted the confidence reposed IN her by
cumming second 10 the winner. All the
My, bringing up in that position At
The end. Dtindrcary found his nnpuSt
too great to handle successfully and
finished distant third. Bogey John
son and Azurca were III" only pro-
uounccd first choice 10 score. but the
spectators did not far" 50 badly as
Taper Tip and little Ab" both heavily
backed scored in their respective
races.
.Iuarez results:
i'irst--One mile-Tap"r Tip 100
'Eayes). to |. even 10 =. first:
fiec,rowan. io5 tSchamcrhornp. TO =.
even. = 70 >, second: Smiling Mag aS
Nienry). 4 to |, to :, > TO > third
Time, 1850 -. Frog 1--we, Gcrthcinn.
Tceto and Jack Harrison also ran.
.iecond--Fivc and "n.-half furicnc :
.AZurea 100 nIickcus). to > to =
cut. first: Eel. 100 &C. IiunD. ; TO l..
TO :, ? TO >. second Real Worth H.
'Fceneyp. 10 /. . to |. to Ia. third.
time. l:of Gilbert Rose. Nalladolid.
Jumeiia, Tower, Colonel Randall and
Willis also ram.
Third-Seveu fUrlonrs -Bo.ry Lohu-
son. 65 tSchamcrhorn). even, 30 3
30 4. first. Dave Montgomery. l03
tNuson. 10 to !. to /. = TO = second
t.. y Jones, 100 or. iiaycs). 3 10 /.
10 10 TO ), third. Time. 20 81
Rose oNeil. McAlan. skinny f. Lady
Young and Rhodes also ran.
F'our,h-onc inile--B bonanza. 100
'Pi"kens>, i 10 I. to |. even. first
RAPIDS. ." &C. (Iuntb, TO =. to ,
20 >, second: Dundreary. ll5 ,Stearnsb
20 >. 10 .. 10 >. third. Time.
l:S1 - Gordon Russell and Little
Strin" also ran.
fifth-ome voladay H., 10" ~.
TAYLOR, 10 |, 10 /. even. first:
Endurance. loi cMerele), ; to !. \ to :.
10 ., second; c@utem los (Willia,ns)
; 20 !. even To >. third Time.
i.il 10. For; sumter, Tutor. Flying.
Barnard and WaXcmall also ran
S!Nth-Sevru ones-Little Abe.
iO| fpickensl. to !. $ to =. TO =
first: Gano, 10 Gross. 3 to l. to :.
TO 5. second: charlie McEerrau los
Wulien). : 10 ). ) 10 ) to s. third.
Time. l:2" 10. Originator Wild Bear
ana Say also ran
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THREE VALUABLE GIFTS
MADE 30 VALE NAVY

NEW HAVEN. CONN. February is.
Three gifts nave been pledged the
Yale navy by enthusiastic alumni II .
include Il handsome coaching launch
and two rowing shells. All three will
be here in time for the spring work
OF the crews. The shells will be OF
American make and rigging. Guy
Nickalls. the English coach, has decid-
ed to use no more English boats. Nick
allS will arrive from England on Wed
nesday, and will take charge Of the
Yale rowing squad. which will report
tomorrow to Captain Seth Low. 4 to-
tai of 40 candidates have already re-
ported for preliminary work in the
gymnasium.
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DEPEND ON CHINK
: nsc school Expects Oriental to Win
Pole Nnuit and High Ju,nn
in Conference Meet

CLEVELAND. February 13-Paul
kinkwe Ban Young. OF Kwangtuny
china. is the athlete Case school is
depending upon 10 win the pole vault,
and possibly the board jump In Tire
Ohio Conference Track Meet ueyt MAJ
Young, who is one OF eight China
men being educated ut Case, was tine
second largest point winner at tho
Oriental Olympic track meet held mt
Manila TWO years ago
1t has been several years since Cas-.
had 1t pole vauIter or broad hummer OF
ability. but in Young il seems to have
rcal vau!tcr rs lie registered eleven
fcei eight inches at Manila
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WAKE FORREST QUINT
STARTS NORTHERN TRIP

WAKE FOREST, y. c, February IS.
The Wake Fores, basketball squad
leaves tomorrow on weeks trip.
The first game will be played III North
Carolina, and the remaining five in
Virginia territory. ending ut RiChmond
on saturday night The following nine
players. with Coach Croaier. are max
ing the trip: Captain Holding, Hall and
Dickson forwards Franks. Yates and
FceEor. centcrs. Robley. r. Holding
and Beam. guards. The trip is one
OF the most strenuous that the Bap-
lists nave had "a face in Years, hu.
with every mam in perfect condition.
the team expects 10 give a good at
count Of itself
Following The gam. to-tnorrcw night
~ Guilford. Roanoke College is played
IL Salen. Jus, what strong quint
Roanoke has this Year has hceN shown
by the fact that they gave the Uni
vcrsity of North Carolina one OF the
worst defeats they sustained Oh their
recent trip through Virginia.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute is tho
opponent for "Wednesday. Wake Forest
was defeated by the Techs in their
last clash in 1914 At Blacksburg in
the last few minutes OF play. after
the Baptists had commanding lead.
Virginia Military institute Is cncorn-
defeated III" Raptists in 1914, but only
after the hardest kind OF struggle, the
innl score reading ~ 10 IS.
The last two games are staged in
Richmond The first one is with the
Howitzers' Quint. and the last with the
Church Hill Athletic Club Wake For
est is sure TO find twb worthy oppo-
ncnts in these teams.
The Baptist i've has not LOST u game
during the 1916 season. every college
III the State, say. Davidson. having
tasted defeat at their hands. The Pres
bNtcrians and Bap;ists are not sched
uled 10 meet this season.
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ADJUSTMENTS
''i,r st"r- in "rhc Ncw henrietta"

E'NF SIHTN III WHO Wv frnrIcttn.
Jh.at"rgocrS rarely nave a more in
'"reStiug event TO look forward 10 than
IS promised Richmond people in the
appearance at the Academy Of Music
ON FrIda! and Saturday, with SATURDAY
matinee. 90 William H. Crane. Thomas
w Ross. Maclyn .Arbucklc. Aneli,
bingham and Edith Tal!af.rro in The
Ne" licurictta,' modcrniz,d BY Win
chcil Smith and Victor MapeS from
bronson Towards famous comedy
'Th" henrietta" Bearing IN mind the
remarkable success of this nlav Years
H=c when stuart nobson and William
~ crane made II thing " JOY. and
r"n*idering also the rare asscmbIage
"f stars engaged FOR its performances
u may be said wttN strict truth that
MS j. altogether notable revival
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john Mccormnck Sings To-Morro,,.

Little announcement is needed con
c~CninS one OF John McCormack's CON
r"ris FOR the most part, it is neccs-
SnrH only 10 say that he is TO sing nj
certain time and 4 certain place and
the people Will dc the rest. Few sing
"rS OF the day aud generation have
enjoyed so great . vogue aatth Irish
tcnor. and few have so deserved it
Consequently, mention need be made
only OF the fact that John Mccormack
viii appear in concert al the City Hu-
ditorium tomorrow night. assisted ny
Donald McBeath. viol!nist, and Edwin
Schneider, pianist. incidentally, IL may
he said that the program arranged for
he concert is OF unusual variety and
interest, ranging from oratorio num-
bcrs through songs OF Schubert and
SChumann 10 simple ballads
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PEGOUD'S BROTHER DIES

Especial Cable [" The Times Dispatch
PARIS February 13,--Crazcd by grief
ut the death OF his famous brother.
Alphonsc. in an air duel last August,
Francois Pegoud yesterday hanged him
self to q troc In the forest Of Versailles,
near 4 factory whore he had been sm-
ployed in making army acroplancs.
The body was found to-day.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI-RAIL LINZ! TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January 3. 1916.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 'G:'I ~. NJ. 900 y. NJ. e 90 e.
81. 400 L. NJ.
FOR LYNcIIEURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 A NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 +. NJ. .s:a5
=. NJ. Lscal I" cTewe. -6:3j T. NJ.
Arrive Richmord from Norfllk: 'u:4o A.
NJ. 'G:35 T.. NJ. 1900 J.. NJ. 'il:s0 r. NJ From
The west '6:lb ~ NJ. 'S.aT a. NJ. t2:l9 T. Nj
.i:ic T. NJ. '6:lI l.. NJ. 5000 4. NJ.
'paily. tpaiiy except sunday. tSmnday
only.
W ~ BEvIII. ". c. SAUNDERS
u. T. NJ. Roanoke. q. =. ~. Roa iuke.
c. Il. BoSI-EY. ID. p ~. Richmond. Va.
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, SE.AnOARD AIK I'm, RniiWAY

STAHUARU NIX Inv RAILWAY.
Tho Progressive Railway OF the south"
S1uthbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: 9;35 A. NJ. local 20 Norlina: l:2,
z. NJ siccpcrs and coaches to unreasonable
Atlanta, BirNingham: 6:3o /. NJ. through
coaches and Slcepers to ia clisonville 1889
z. NJ. Florida Limited; l2:io y. NJ. sleepers
to Atlanta. Birmingham. jacksonville.
Tampa and coaches to Jacksonville.
Norihboumd trains scheduled 10 arrive In
Richmond daily: 100 y NJ. 7.27 4. NJ. $50
y. NJ. local. 800 \ NJ. 5:37 +. NJ
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WILLIAM AND MARY Is
DEFEATED by DI:I.AM ARt.NN =

VILLA RG, VA, February II.
The Indian uuint could not overcome
nine-poinl lead gained in the first
half. and Delaware College won in "a
rough basketball contest here last
night by the score OF 81 to 33.
William and Mary scored first when
Jones shot a foul. For several min
utes the Indians led, but Delaware soon
got busy, the score at the end of the
first period standing 20 Ia Ii in tho
visitors favor.
Captain Jones was of in shooting
goals from foul, getting only five, out
OF fourteen tries. The Indian leader.
however, scored six field goals For
Delaware Feeder and Wilson the two
forwards, We're the stars. The work Of
the Williamsburghers in the second
half was OF much higher order than in
the hrst. In the final period the In
dians scored seventeen points 10 Della =
wares twelve. Lineup and summary:
w " NJ Position. Delaware.
Zion. ....... left tackle. Feeder
Jones. right forward. .Horsly
-tcaptain)
Gayle. ......... center ........ W cldcn
Stryker. ... left guard .Dougherty
(captainl
Robertson. right guard .Wcimer
notwithstanding for Horsly.
Ichmcr for Robertson Field goals
Zion 90. Jones CO.. Gayle "a. Feeder
Car. Welden 90, Dougherty, Weimer.
Wilson CO.. Goals from foul--Jones. >
out of -: Feeder, out of {. Referee.
w G. Mctcalf (Richmoud HowitZers).
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Ereddlc welsh to right Leonard.

NEW YORK. February l3-Frcddie
Welsh, back in New York. is expected
10 sign in a few days for bout with
Benny Leonard, the Ghetto light
weight who bounded into the limelight
with ''kayO" over Joe Mandot.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Rtchmond-Main ST. Station.
Schedule hSures not guaranteed For the
South-Daily: $3.50 A. NJ. local; 1890 A. NJ.
express. parlor bunst car: y. NJ. express.
11:l! Il. NJ. express. sleeping open $500
y. NJ. 400 i NJ. local. for keysvilia ana
York River Linc-6:lo p. NJ. Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Baiti-
more lParlor carl. I:35 \. NJ. and 4i5 y.
NJ. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Riobmond--From the South:
7:05 a. M. and 500 a. NJ. $3.50 T.. NJ. S:35
p. NJ. daily: s:4o A. NJ excopt Sunday.
From West Point: s;ts A. NJ, except Mon
Ono. sol r. MnIm 9. psons nj i,a asS 81,
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Those water Lilies at the Lyric.

SIX diving girls. heralded as swim
ming Nenuses and diving DIanas, and
billed under the pure, sweet name of
the Six water Lilies, will be the big,
splashinS attraction OF the Lyrics bill
for the first part OF the week. II is
said that the Lilies flourish in the same
tank that nourishcd them at the Win
ter Garden. This act promises much.
apWatically speaking
Other features Of the bill are che elk
crS' Van Hampton and Joe Schreiner
two knockabouts in Pushing to the
Front and Marena, Navarro and Ma
rcna. an imported comedy acrobatic
act, said 10 he out of the conventional.
Music and novelty will he supplied by
Dolly and Mack. man and woman. who
play on variety OF Instruments and
sing. The dramatic contribution Will
he The Top o. the Morning" tab
loid version OF n comedy drama on the
order OF Peg o My Heart" The mo-
ton picture department will augment
the vaudeville bill with war pictures
comedy films and miscellany of the
screen.
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RAILROADS.

Richmond { Chesapeake Bay Railway Campau,
snper>et:inG Schedule Of April X iOiS
schetfii. Subject TO Change without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b,5:so A. NJ OF A
NJ. bS A. ". A 81. $40 A. NJ ii A "
IL NJ; r. NJ: p. NJ. be p NJ. $50 p.
A.. go T. NJ. 7:lo L. NJ. bS p. NJ, 10 r.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ. By A.
a.: a. A. b9 a. NJ. 10 A. af.. ssII A. NJ
~ noon. 81 L. NJ. =. M, 3 e. NJ p
A.. DO :20 r. NJ. G:20 P. NJ. 7:l0 p NJ. i
4. NJ. 69 =. Nj. IL p N.
bCarries baggage sDaiy except Sunday
- Sundays only - -'-
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin. Louisville & West. geo p. I'll on D.
NJ ain Line. Local 's a.. ~ D., 45:l5 d.
James Iil Linz 1890 a.. ;J:i5 u
y News MIX. old ~. 't "a. .i2 M Il D
Newpor News. Local '7:p H., 500 o.
Trains arrive from MIX. 'i:ao a. '2:ia ~
'b:3n D., y. News $3.50 a.. 500 %. F.onl
West $3.50 a. '3:c D.. 1853 IL. 1i10 p
,;G0 .. daily from Charlottesville except
Sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. tS:3j
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