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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
H|GH-HANOEO ACTS
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ployes. and William Conway, presi-
dent OF local No. 1872.
Secretary James B. Walker, one OF
the Public Service Commissioners. re-
mained at the Offices of the commits
sion until nearly midnight getting out
the subpoenas calling for the attend
ance OF the persons above named.
From a source close to officials OF
the marlborough and New York Rail
ways Company 1t was learned tonight
that the strike was practically forced
by the companies. The threats of the
men. which previously had led to a
strike Of large proportions on several
Of the surface lines, and which was
prevented from becoming more seri-
Gus only by the intervention of Mayor
Mitchell and Chairman Strauss had
brought the company 10 determi-
nation to once and for all end the
abor mumblings.
Accordingly. confident that they
could break the strike within sixty
hours, Frank Headly, vce-president
and general manager of the New
York Railways Company. worked des-
perately for a showdown. The strike,
1t is pointed out. is half strike and
half lockout. 1t was declared that
Mr. Headly's main fear during the
day was that the men would weaken
and so lead to more talk and repre-
sensations instead Of bringing the
matter to head.
Mr.. Headly had framed a schedule
for police action to protect the prop
crty of the company This called for
more than $4,000 police. 1t was
pointed out to him by officials that
the force was not sufficiently large
to carry out such a plan. He then
declared that Governor Whitman had
promised the local militia If neces-
sary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
NEGRO EITHER VERY
VICIOUS OR CRAZY

On charges of breaking into the
residence of Il. A. Franklin, 1103
Stuart Road, with trespassing on the
property of n, r. Cowherd, 804 Stuart
Road. and with making improper
proposals to a young lady. Bernard
Freeman, negro, was taken into
custody last night by Detective Ser
9eant Wiley and Sergeant 6amuels.
When taken to the Second Police Sta
ton his actions were such as to make
the officers believe that he Is mentally
unbalanced. 4 commission OF lunaoy
Vii probably - held over him Today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
ROBERT SKINNER DIES
ON FRANKLIN STREET

Apoplexy, Thomas Skinner whose
home was at 14o1 TAYLOR Street died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at 1909
East Franklin Street. He was walk
ing along Franklin when he was sud 3
denly taken sick
He was taken in the Franklin street
home and medical aid was summoned.
However. he died before DR. Porter.
of the City ambulance corps, could
reach him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
LABOR LAW VIOLATION Is
CHARGED AGAINST CROMWELL

On complaint OF Miss L. NJ Barbour.
inspector from the office OF State La
Dor Commissioner J. r. Doherty. ST.
mon Crowell was yesterday served
with warrant charging violation eef
the ten hour law. Mr., Croweli an
East Main Street merchant. will be
arraigned in Police Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
BITTEN by MAD-DOG.
Five Children brought From Dsnvflls
for Treatment

Mutilated about the hands and arms
by mad dog. five children of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. Bond, of DanYilla, arrived
In Richmond yesterday to take the
Pastsur treatment The children were
bitten last Sunday.
1t was believed at first that the
dog was playing. but later it's actions
aroused suspicious, and the dog was
killed the head being sent to Wash
ington. The government laboratory
showed that the dog was suffering
from . well-definea case Of rabies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
lTEUToNIC PROPERTY IN
RUMaNiA IL SEIZED

Lordon. Sept s,--A dispa oh ;rom
Vienna to the Exchange telegraph
Con- any says the Rurnsnisn EoN @rr-
ment has seized the Austrian and
German factories in Rumaaa. 80 y,el!
~ Industrial and financial estao sh-
ments OF the central powers ana toGr
large petrol companies
The Rumaenisch Credit Bank and
The Ranque Generate Eoumatne have
been taken over by tho Bucharest
government,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
TO NAME MARKET CHIEF

The State Board OF Agriculture Will
meet in the office OF COMMISSIONS
Koiner AT 10 o'clock this morning for
the purpose OF selecting a chief for
the recently created bureau OF mar
ksfs within tfh Department Of ARri-
culture and Of formulating rules and
regulations for the proper enforce
mont of the new seed law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07

.London, Sept "a recruiting group
has been formed according tn the
Daily News. for Tho voluntary attcsta-
tion OF youths Of seventeen years OF
advance upon the Runanian capital.
Will not he required for service until
they are eighteen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
Delegate Adams In City.

Among the visitors at the Capitol
yesterday was -. ID. Adams member
~ the House of Delegates from Char
30tts County. and member OF the State
D0ard Of Agriculture. Mr. Adams at
1ooded a meeting of the State Fair
D9ard yesterday and today he VIII
IAteAnd session of the state Board
- Agriculture
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07

Suit was instituted yesterday in
- City Circuit Court by Mrs. Edriana
sQ9kes against the Virginia Railway
lpMA Power Company for $1,000 Al
Et1oagh no declaration was filed Il
~ Raderstood the plaintiff is suing on
3nN punt Of injuries TO have been re-
I'D On one Of the company's cars
- xAmb IL attorney for Mrs. Cakes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
Austrian Nigh, orscin, Reror,

Vienna, Sept 6-Njght OFFICIAL
with the exception Of advance guard
engagements on the Rumanian front.
nothing of Importance occurred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
AGED MAN fOUllY

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-07
JOINT Commission

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SOUsA ENTHUSIASTIC SHOT
NOTED BANDMASTER HEAD
OF AMATEUR TRAPSHOOTERS
Finds Sport 10 BE Grcnt Exercise for
Bath Wen and Women.
Likes 10 Shoot.


John Philip Sousa, the veteran band
master. has -ust hceu elected president
Of tho rented ,,,,o,r ,r,.ri
,, .r,,.
can lf"Ps"o"'crs Association the
latest organization to he added 10 the
sport world
Sousa is r,ob.bi, ,ho ,os. o,,,,,.
''S''e ''"psh"o''r !" 'hc country. mo
next best thing 10 trapshooting is
talking about il. and in Mir. Sousa the
scattct-Sum enthusiast ends very in
tcrcStinS talhcc. "Trapshootiny," says
the handmastcr. is the baby Of the
great American sports, but it is "a
healthy infant. II is estimated that
more than 10000" men. aud yes. women.
face the traps in the course of Il year
and there arc said to he more than
1000 gun clubs,
ITS "A poor town tina, doesn't boast
of at least one trapshootiuG orEaniza-
ton.
"Trapshoo,inr arpca1s 10 Tho ,oror
of sports from many angles should
say that first. il was fine because II
develops scif-rclsncc. \ man mus,
call .pulr and shoot his o,.r ,
Nobody may do these things for him
from experience ! say that one en-
ercises when he lifts an cigh, pound
gun TO his shoulder hundreds of times
DAY. ic builds muscle and hos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
NATIONAL INDOOR TENNIS
TOURNAMENT UNDER WAY
Murray Mikes Great Stnrt ny Defeat
ing clever hnckctcra-Defaults
Arc Few.

NEW YORK. February i2.-The ma
iIonal indoor tennis championship
tournament got OF 10 Il good start at
ne seventh Regiment Annoy to-day
Forty four matches were played
III" feature of the day was the proc
reSs made by r. ,Landl"y Murray. or
5"Ncnn". \ j. The former Californian
defeated George Carlton Shafer y for
Nor Now Jersey state champion. then
defeated Carleton Smith and wound M
ms schedule by beating King smith,
'he SeEtnlh Re" !mcnt tennis cham
n'.'. Murrar moved into th,. round
hHfoi" IN" semifinal as the result of his
~ n"%t opponent Will be the winner
81 IN" DE W. y. Waite Arthur $
IfaGin match Both OF hcs. nIav.rs
Won l"" matches today. DR. Wait,
recently won tho Metropolitan indoor
MURRAY had M,tle trouble ~ Y.,r
ninr ms matches The poor light made
ms nigh bounding and ncteori,. scryirc
Shaf"r az O.. 6-3 from Carleton Smith
~ Of. 81, and from King Smith. O.
wylic I. Gran, a former national IN.
"o"f InampIHn Watson NJ. WaShburn,
me A"'ropoiitan outdoor titicholdcr,
:. toward NoShell and .llrjck II Mann,
~ were among tho others who cam"
IhF"nEh with two wins each \rnou-
mos" VINO wor" beaten we're < \N:,lIi.
Chambers. '''' w.
The. surprises of the dav were y,
waite victory over Leonard Ecnj,u',,'
~. III nlcrscholas,ic champion and
r'o <" NA"ncrS win over AlrrcI :
llahn"y, and Abraham Bastard :.
N.toIN over Vanderbilt l.. Ward. Com,
ott" Saln' Was drGeatid hv KIM. in
strHIcht 60 sets az
per o, defaults only two We're re
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
WEST WILL REVOLT
'""ihr Coast Tennis pin,crs vt, ,
wartime on East II Stnrs
Lose Stnudin,.

cos, NNEtLES. February i2.-Paci6c
tennis men will declare omen
Wa't"'t on the East il the National
HSsocft'lon Gusts Maurice T.. McIourh
m 'hn 'h"'nas G. EwudS from the
"I'''e"r ranks because they have he :
come partners III a sporting roods
mouse III ms city. William NJ. John.
$ton' tennis champion OF the tinted
'''eS' - one who thinks that il would
u" AN unjust move on the mart n,
ih' national tennis body IL that or
shhi%aiion professionalism McLnuyh
I'm aud I;undN
F" my mind III" accusation b,Y
he"h an unjust ono throughout" s,id
Johnston Thomas G. Eundy. of me
new Hrn Of Mcl.oughlin X Rundv said
'Maury and are not Worrying nj nil
about what the committee may do
thlnk there * little chance or so
drastic action being taken The ma :
jority of the members Of the committee
are friends or both Maury and my
Svii' ana unless some new rule is adopt
go ~" cannot sec how We can he
affected"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
AMATEUR BASEBALL BODY
SPLITS AT BIG Meeting
National Organization Has Row. md
Ne" One starts Up-Rupturc
Came Unexpectedly

LOUISVILLE, KY. February 12I
a new national amateur baseball or
ganization came into existence here to-
day after delegates to the animal
meeting OF tho National Amateur Basc.
bail Association Of America had snl,,
into two factions at the morniur 500
sion. Tho new body. styling itself
the National Amateur Baseball Ecd-
Grafton, elected e. e. Townes. OF r,Ioxe
land. president: he having been vice.
president OF the old Organization II
begins operation with mcmhershi,
of nine cities.
Loyal members OF the old body n,
the same time held meeting In a roon,
adjoining that In which tho fcdor.tin,,
was born. and continued under ~
name OF the National Amateur RAJ.
ball Association OF America o,act,n,
Ralston Goss. OF lndianapolis tnm
porary president.
To-days rupture In relations o..
CURED when certain members. who
later aligned themselves with tbs ola
association. disagreed with tho ru,,nys
OF Vice President Townes. who nv
s'dcd IN tho absence Of President pat
tcrson, or Chicago. When Mr.. Tours.
decided that proxies could not be vote,,
and that delegates here to annly o.,
admission to the association couId WI.
several officers resigned and Icu ~
room. ''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
DAVIDSON HAS EXCELLENT
PROSPECTS FOR BASEBALL
rrc>h,tcrian> IHYc Fine Veteran Nn-
trrinI-\cN Men Are strong.
schedule Announced.

TNNTTSVE y o. E.NT--.-T =. --'-N.
>urfrrE-lrke weather Of III. r,sT week
or more lis ~a-.i3Iy av,k.ninr 20 an
acute stage ,rtsr.s, -, TN. aDnroaCbjur
baseball season
The irGir.,iu-ts a-a that ~, squ.d is
an gruSa4iIv >irnr. and promising ono.
Maternal ula and rT.y, 5aS;if. th.= hopn
ius, th. Eod ,nd SLACK win mako a
h1-h!, .r.Ilt.Nlc record ,,rt CARR. OF
is !ll share ~ hruors
,sscr1 tsl. ,, tt.,s
fJs>.l., vs- S,,t. V.,IrI :. -. :,
No. rcts $50, 49,
- ts -
,,1,r..-,. y-,.3.- -. ,s."' q lI,s"s !
$500 r .It.tr q
f. - -,..., ,t',a W -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
"tF"HT> TRoN ROCHESTER,
tuE ENIuJ'U ACME >,,,

7"ro-'s FROM Ro.nc.,nr 4r. .r
.'ou-4G'ue 4.rc is ,se ,g.ey. -.,..'o5
-s' nirhr
'r"e d"n' chant stacs tb-, WHOM
~" Noarof'or c'uu -or ir,a .r,.,..
81 for Il. f'nNqr, 'h,,' nc ana ,rar.
coz L'..-N :. have uo dlror,,. h..
'N'id'nc uu a strong ieanr rcr
H'iHEs n" Rochester ,'uh IA. uirc
ri'rhHrs iorche ami uucrR.
't'"h"r- Mariana ko~
Inn" HolEc FRIES, ana Bas;,,
'''n"Id"rs- Smith Mcsstrscr and
rs for WanamaLcr. Maragcr Ne.
IA" mas given his promise ,ha, he
WI release him 10 tho Rochester club
,ie pf2hab iz VIII he tn" scrond-s,ring
'acHsjop The Giants, through prnsi-
."nl Heinpetoad and Manager NcGr.r
WIN "hom Nh CHAPLIN is on cordial
,HIns hay" promised 10 holm on, tho
.'o'i gIHh win SURPLUS PLAYERS Thor.
10" INC - Louis Nmcrictns AFRO orIi
-a'"" :" @'N" TIC Hochcs' r. dun ,br.n
h'al"rs If tn" d"nand i~ made 81 ,l,nr,.
80 ~ Looks aa wcr. pr.,., ,>.u
ortihea. docsu, ico Iet,,.rr..J NJ,
'hapr N'-
Thu snur Of Tomuy Leach s.,
''c'' TO the fans and tho ,ci,I .f,o
70" new manager all tho euprorr n.,.o,
t'' "ln'inp tcnu on tho
~ Eunalo. rat ponoyar i, GO,
".- nS team lined mp Dan ltowlo, s.
,,'Ne IN Montreal ana lack Dunn ie as
Wy hf lliii" be-" IN baltimore ia
onto and Newark arc tn fwo do,..,,
IA sTokcy in IT,. barrow vnoo,
present. ""''' Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

Win Shultz and Bethel Offering for
IN" same position, but that he, who
proved himself tho better during tho
week of daily scriinmages before the
n u. OIL the big light. would he started.
u was nip-and-tuck fight. but Bethel
started against the University Of Vir-
ginia.
IL was In that engagement that the
NouhSSter won his spuws. Against
he'hei was Bill Strickling. the cap
tam OIL the charlottesville combina ton
and four-ycur man Close critics Of
the game admitted that Bethel made
ncttcf showing than did his opponent
during the two halves. his opponent
scored but one goal from the field
In passing ana shooting Bethel starred
lie showed to even better. ,Jv,nt.cc
against Trinity College on Wednesday,
hno mas certainly cinched Il cherished
trident for his efforts in basketball
he'hel Is member or tho freshman
Glass when tho big. lanky. six-foot
youneSter reported to Coach IcIcock
for football, he seemed to have ltIc
chance. for he did not handle himself
with beittinS grace and did not seen,
TO know much more than the rudi-
nents or the gridiron game But, M
the season progressed tho General
leader was shown one feature. and
that WAS Bethel was fighter. From
the start To the finish OF a scrImn,are
or game the Richmond boy was Civ
ing every whit OF energy that he nos
sessed. BEFORE tho close\ OF the season
Bethel had supplanted DinEwalL. for
two years "a regular player at guard
and WAS registered as regular
Asains, Cornell. Indiana and tho North
Carolina Arrics. Bethel played "A won
dcrful game.
The followers OF the Generals be-
lieve that he has great future ahead
OF him in football and basketball. He
Will undoubtedly be better i'm 1867
than he is now.
Bethel will probably he shifted to
another position in basketball. He is
SIX feet inches tall. and. despite this
relatively large height, he is genera r
~ opposed by center who has an
inch or so advantage in height. Weigh
Ing $50 pounds. he is not too heavy to
be shfty and will develop into "A clev-
er forward
The Generals have bu, two moro
games to contend on the local field,
but on February II they swing north
ward. playing SIX consecutive games
I'm as many days. Needless to say.
Bethel Will 70 along.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

LEXINGTON. VA, February r.
Richmond may have produced moro
finished athletes than Turner icthel,
hut never a greater fighter The de-
termination and c1m"ncS~ that Bethel
has shown th!s year. Will" offering for
tho WASHINGTON uui I"" Varsity team
hay" stamped linn as born tighter.
Ecincls latest achievement is that of
lardiuu the position OF C"ntcr on Wash
inrt"n and Lees basketball five.
10 clnch this position. Bethel had
a merry SCRAP with Tod Shul.z, the
IN" "l-four captain and tackle
of the 1915 football eleven. \ week
before tho date Of The clash with tho
University OF Virginia, the illness OF
NV" nj tn" regulars. caused Coach
Itaftory To shift his hcnchmcn. At
this time, the Eichm"nd product WAS
being used as q substitute at forward
and center.
The Generals coach announced that
center WAS still undetermined, ina
much as II looked like an even bet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
PLANS FOR BIC TOURNEY
PRESIDENT WILSON ASKED
TO ROLL THE FIRST BALL
Atlantic Coost Rowling Association
Also lnritcs Other High officials
TO Tournament.

WASHINGTON, February 12--'rhat
President Wilson, the chief magistrate
Of the United States, will he invited
to throw tho FIRST bal! down the alleys
on the night OF the opening of the
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association :
second annual tournament, TO bc held
IN this city, starting April ,. that he
will probably have associated with him
in this inaugural stunt, Nicc-rreSi-
dent Marshall Speaker Champ Clark
ana several other national celebrities.
was the outcome OF the past week :
work ON the part OF some of the local
committees in charge of the affair
This bowling commemorative sec
ma time IN the history of the game
when the three different brands Of
'owhns. ten pins, duck pins and candle
pins. have been combined in one tour
lamcnt-oncrs the bowicrs in the east
'rn part OF the United States rare
irpottunit! TO compete in an event of
mis- kind in the capital Of the United
states at a time when the city--:ilways
considered one of The prctticst OF the
worlds arralcd III all its spring
line glory.
Tie prize lis; in this tournament.
which is open to amy bowler in the
'ountry who atiiliates with the ATTAIN
lie Coast Bowling Association. viii bc
he biGgcst Of any other bowling tour
lament The local y. Z. Il. y. officials
HpcCt 900 teams to cutcr-ten pins
.urk pins ana candle pins. The bowlers
III these teams viii com" from as far
\orth as Maine. from far IVES, as
pittsburgh, and from as far South AZ
;colCia,
In order TO roll ~ this tournament
bowler must join tho a. e. f. A.
Membership in this ASSOCIATION costs
80 cents a.year. and amy bowling alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
MUST COME ACROSS

NOEFpLk. VA. Fchru;,, no.
orismo"th fans MI he rNpec,od +,
furnish 500" THIS year toward ~,
Sn;n,P1f, OF we tcam v not. thcr,
VIII be no Organized baseball here
This WAS definitely decided vcstc-
Gay Afternoon at meeting OF the ter
stockholders vino constitute tho ON
,efs and directors OF the Portsmouth
Baseball Association
Ih"y are ready to spcn,l 81 nm,
themselves. ThcY cStiluat. lha, T.
400 VII put tho team ON a arm has
t"' IN" chtirc year. Hnd thcy want ~.
l"hs ~ ~" city 70 furnish this money
contributions are not asked 10,
IN" directors VIII lie, the team =,
away from the city before they ~, =
- begging expedition
Already som" 500 has been raised
ana there Is stll some time Icf il
which TO secure the balance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
WILL PLAY HERE
H""'n '"r"l'nn Baseball Schedule In
''"n"s ''amr With Richmond
oifrEc In This CIV

49,, ~ MHlA g.. February IL
n" h'schail schedule Of The Univcrsi,y
81 south Carolina announced to-dny
is rs follows
MN %-f-Guilford, At Columbia.
,nLi, Virginia. ~ Columbia
Nrrii lO--Wak" Forest. a, coIumbi,
~ =. J., AT Columbia.
hnr!, - Wofford at Columbia.
Nhrll Tennessee. AT co1umh;,
mond az iach l.
VILE 'hariottes-
Arril Virginia Military 1nsti,ut.
CPL, Washington and Lee a,
s,j ,p'a' '-NirEinia Polytechnic In
S'Itn'e' at Elacksburr
May l--f:lon College a, t,,o,
May 2-Guilford, a, Guilford
May %-Be!fnont. at Belmont
Columbia ana Lee at
Nay Clemson at anderson
May lS-Wohord, a, Snar,a,,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
EASTERN is WINNER
Manassas Quint Defeats wa,bi,r,o,
Club by Decisive Score nj
BaskctbnIl

MANASSAS. VA, February 1o-
Eastern College basketball team de.
icatcd Ephany Athletic Club. OF wash
ihS'on. mere Tonight b. the score OF
~ TO -. The lead of tho home team
was never In danger. Lineup:
,. i'osition Ephany.
cefc fright forward Ds,,Ic
tronk '...,.icft forward Dean
H'klhson center Tabh
hrupa k"r. fright guard. Dittis
Martin left guard Cat,in
summary: Field goals-Kcefe a,
fronk o.. Atkinson go. Dittis, Mar
nm 81 Roads Dcatlcy. Dean 90. Rru-
naher Foul Soals-Kccfc t2), Roads
Iano ca. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
kcefc. Referee. MIR. Lands. of East,
err. Scorer, Mr.. Rowland. Halves, 20
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
Death or Stallion ondnIc.

LEXINGTON. KY, Fchruary n ~,
DAT" noi"d sire OF the dam nf sillv
Eutk. 20" IL, aud of Miss Harris ~
%. 2.o1l-i. AS we'll a. long string
OF performers with records under > 10
died ~ the Glen Lake Farm, near here
today Rilly Rurk was sold 20 an
Austrian for the rnputcd price OF $50 .
o0". ondalc was trotter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
.IcGcr,on to r1ny Here.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
l2-The jefferson School basketball
live. which plays in Richmond against
John Marshall and Richmond College
on February y and o. won to-day
from Fork Union Academy. 90 to -.
For Jefferson, the whole team had
its own way. while for Fork Union
robertson played best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
Blnck HcHvies 10 Fight

NEW YORK, February I2-Sau
LtnEford aud McNcy were signed IN
o-daN 10 do their wcll-knowu brother
act ~ Madison square Garden on Tho
n'sh' or F"hruary u The battle viii
To-" on Friday might Knocked out
ii;urv Willis AN interloper ~ Tho bla, !,
noh NNW.lght Trust. AZ Now OrlcnmA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

MANASSAS. VA. February lo TIl.
MS OF Manassas High School dcfoti.
. Warrcnton IIign School hero io-d.,.
t.st aud interesting game of has
H'hall by tho. score Of u to II; TIC
.l"N ne OF MisSes lfottl" and Walkcr
faatured for the home team and sIis,
baylor for tho visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
lNTS ARE GETTING BUSY

'Don'inuea from I7f-v, rzre,
as several members ~ ,re de,u,,,
,''r1rk Fnds dangling @-o.u y.-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-10-27
congregational Church Notes.
MARVIN R. BRANDT, MINISTER

1000. Church School. Adult classes
meet in the auditorium of the church.
The men and women of the church are
invited to join these classes. We ought
to have an enrolment Of fifty in each
class.
100. Morning Service. Sermon:
t'The Ideal Church. =
GAS. Young Peoples Meeting. Mrs.
Calvin Wanamaker will lead
7:30. Evening Service. Superin-
tendent Keller, the first pastor of the
church, will preach on state work. His
daughter, Miss Eleanor Keller, will
play the organ. There will be special
offering for the work of the state asso-
citation.
At the midweek service tonight, the
minister will speak on ''What is Lower
Criticism"
Strangers welcome at all services of
the church.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-10-27
twenty-five Y ears Ago.

The first hot water heating plant in
town has just been installed in A. s..
Flagg's new residence.
The new tobacco crop has not yet be-
gun to move though several large sales
of old leaf are reported.
The common council Monday evening
ratified a contract with the Edgerton
Electric Light Co. for lighting the
streets of Edgerton with electric lights
for a term of five years from an. 1st
The Stoughton Mill Co. was awarded
a judgment of S34, 653 damages against
the Dane county drainage commission
in the circuit court for the proposed re-
moval of their DAM
T. A. Perry has received from New
York relatives an ancient clock made
in 1870, in which was found copies of
the N. Y Tribune of 1856 containing
the first republican platform adopted
by the new republican party.
Friday, Oct. 80, 1891