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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

LOST-One small dogs collar with
tag attached. Return to sos N.
Washington street and receive re-
ward 19-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

WANTED-A boy with a bicycle, at
once. Apply to Blue Ribbon Shoe
Co., 407 King street. 2l-3t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

TO SELL-A beautiful young bay
mare, between three and four years
old, splendid for riding and driv-
ing. Phone Alexandria 779j5. 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

For the second time in two years
an anonymous person has slipped a
$1,000 bill into the Easter contri-
button plate at St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Evanston, Illinois, without
leaving any means of Identification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

WANTED-Houseboat, address CIV
ing all details and ETC., H. w. Gaz-
cite Office. lS-ot'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

WANTED-tAntique square and up
right pianos, Hugo Worch, No. lilo
G street, Washington, D. c. 1Stf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Severe earthquake shocks caused
heavy damage throughout the Is
land of Haiti Sunday night and ear
ly yesterday. Communication with in
terror points was broken off and it
is feared there has been heavy loss
of life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Denial is made in Berlin that Rus
STA has made any peace overtures to
Germany. 1t is said that Russian SOL
diers have been in France since the
first week in April. Three hundred
thousand men are expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men, Liberal
commission. New proposition, APP
ply 10S south Washington street,
Alexandria, Va, 25-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

ly yesterday. Communication with IN
terror points was broken off and it
is feared there has been heavy loss
of life.
Col. Roosevelt will not supper;
Senator Root for President on the
Republican ticket, said one of the col
onel's callers yesterday at Oyster
Bay, l.. l., and Roots nomination
would only result in a third party
ticket, probably headed by Roosevelt.
The Rochambeau, the first of the
French lines passenger vessels to
carry gun for defense against Ger
man submarines, arrived yesterday
ut New York Frederick CozZens,
one of the passengers, said he saw Il
force Of Japanese soldiers in Marseil-
les, France two weeks ago.
Threatened by rioting strikers,
Policeman Edward S. Murphy, shot
and probably fatally wounded Cult
ana Nigras, hod carrier, yestcr-
day in Albany, N. Y, Police reserv-
cs were called out and in the fighting
that followed q dozen persons were
wounded. Twenty arrests were made.
Eighteen thousand employees OF the
Westinghouse Electric ard Manufac.
turing Co., and Westinghouse Machine
Co., and $4,000 employees of the Pitts
burgh Coal Co., are on strike. The
former ask an eight-hour day and the
latter demand the five per cent in
crease voted at the ;ate wage scale.
A dispatch to the London Star from
a correspondent in Ireland states that
an engine load of police frustrated an
attempt to wreck a train at Mary
borough, Ireland. The police were
rushed to the scene after the railway
men had been fired upon. Mary
borough is 81 miles from Dublin, in
southwesterly direction. 1t is the
capital Of Queens county.
The British war Office announces
that three Zeppelins, raided the Nor
folk coast last night. So far only a
few incendiary bombs are reported
to have been dropped. A German
aeroplane attempted to raid the Chan
mel port of Dover, yesterday. The war
office announces that the hostile ma
chine had been driven off. 1t stated
further there had been no damage
caused.
Paul Lcmcschewsky, a Russian in
mate of the Government Hospital for
/ the Insane in Washington, hanged
himself with two towels in his ward
yesterday. Lemeschewsky was COM
mtted to the asylum some months
ago from the Washington Asylum
Hospital. 1t was said his mind be-
came derangcd over religion. He was
40 years old
According to dispatch from Bcr-
lin, about $4,000 carloads of corn have
been sent from Roumania to Ger
many and Austria during the last
three months. 1t is reported from
Bucharest that next week will be
begun the forwarding of 100000 car
loads recently sold to Roumania. 1t
| is said that the British were unable
to obtain even half of the $4,000 car
loads Of corn they desired to purchase
An official statement issued by the
i British admiralty announces the cap
!, turc of Sir Roger Easement during &
German attempt TO land arms ant
ammunition in Ireland. The state
| ment says. During the period between
the afternoon of April 90 and the af
ternoon of April q an attempt tt
S Ian arms and ammunition in ireland
9 was made by a vessel under tn
, guise Of a neutral merchant ship, bu
5 which in reality was German auNil
+ larry i'll conjunction with a Gern1a
submarine. Tbs auxiliary sank and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED-Young men or
boys. Apply Western
Union Telegraph Co., l4W
F. Street N. w. Wash
ington, D. c. Flat

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Apply Gut
Rate Clothing Stole, All King St.
24-3tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25
NEWS OF THE DAl.

Nine persons were killed, FIVE
wounded and monastery destroyed.
in an air raid on Trieste by Italian
ayiators, the Austrian war Office an
,nounces in an official statement.
The work of secret agents of Ger
many in Japan was told in exhaus-
tive detail in the papers seized in the
office of Wolf Won Igel at 60 Wall
street, New York, it was revealed
yesterday.
A robber, armed and masked, walk
ed into the Copper State Bank, at
Bingham Canyon, Utah, yesterday
and after binding the cashier and
locking him in vault, escaped with
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Col. Roosevelt will not supper:
Senator Root for President on the
Republican ticket, said one of the col
onel's callers yesterday at Oyster
Bay, l.. l., and Roots nomination
would only result in a third party
ticket, probably headed by Roosevelt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Paul Lemcschewsky, Russian in
mate of the Government Hospital for
the Insane in Washington, hanged
himself with two towels in his ward
yesterday. Lemeschewsky was COM
mitted to the asylum some months
ago from the Washington Asylum
Hospital. 1t was said his mind be-
came derangcd over religion. lie was
40 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

r
among who was Sir Roger Case
ment."
Repulse of French attacks on both
sides of the Meuse was followed yes
terday morning by a firece German
bombardment of Dead Mans Hill.
Gen. Petain's forces continue to main
tain the offensive in the hghing
around Verdun. An infantry attack
by the crown prince is likely, howev-
err. to follow he heavy artillery action
At he same time it is not unlikely
that the French will themselves, at
tempt a thrust at the Germans posi-
itions, particularly at the lines north
east of Verdun about Douaumont.
Russian re-enforcements are already
reported on the western fighting lire.
Germany was observing the ter
centenary of Shakespeare's death yes
terday as though the poet were the
greatest of her own immortals, in
stead of the proudest name in the
literary annals of her most hated
enemy, England Last week the Deut-
sches Theater in Berlin gave a men,
orable Shakespeare cycle, and this
week the Royal Schauspielhaus, in
the same city, will do likewise, But
the most important, observance IS
in Weimer, Germany's Stratfordon-
Avon, sacred to the memory of schil-
Ter, Goethe and other great Germans.
The Dutch steamer Bcrkclstroom,
bound from Amsterdam with gener-
al cargo, was sunk Sunday by two
German submarines. The crew was
given Is minutes to leave the ship
and the submarines then shelled it
with their guns for hours. The cap
tain and crew of % men were picked
up. The Bcrkelstrcom was small
vessel of 700 tons. The 1000 ton
steamship Parisiana, bound from
Newport, England, for Norfolk, Va,
has been sunk, presumably by mine
or torpedo, according to dispatch
TO Lloyds. The Parisiana sailed from
Newport on April 20.
Mrs. Charles r. Davis, of st.
Paul, MINI, was appointe vice prcsi-
dent general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution yesterday af-
tcrnoon at special executive meet
ing of the national board of manage
ment of the D A. r. at Memorial
Continental Hall, Washington. This
meets the arrangement
of having eleven vice presidents gen
cral of the d. A. r. beginning this
year instead of ten as have been elect
cd in the past. Mrs. Davis received
the appointment, it is understood. by
right of having received the greatest
of votes At the vice prcsidrn-
tial election last Wednesday among
the three candidates who were de-
fcatcd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men, Liberal
commission. New proposition, APP
ply 10S south Washington street,
A1nycndris Va 05ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

WANTED--Girls to. work
in laundry. Apply Alexaaln;,,
dria Laundry co. l2IO
Queen street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

number of prisoners were made,
among who was Sir Roger Case
ment."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

The Rochambeau, the first Of the
French lines passenger vessels to
carry gun for defense against Ger
man submarines, arrived yesterday
at New York Frederick Cozzens.
one Of the passengers, said he saw Il
force of japanese soldiers in Marseil-
les, France two weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Threatened by rioting strikers,
Policeman Edward S. Murphy, shot
and probably fatally wounded Cult
ana Nigras, a hod carrier, yestcr-
day in Albany, N. Y, Police reserv-
cs were called out and in the fighting
that followed dozen persons were
wounded. Twenty arrests were made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Eighteen thousand employees of the
Westinghouse Electric ard Manufac,
turing Co., and Westinghouse Machine
Co., and $4,000 employees of the Pitts
burgh Coal Co., are on strike. The
former ask an cight-hour day and the
latter demand the five per cent in
crease voted at the tate wage scale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

Commonwealth of Virginia. In the
Circuit Court of the City of Alcxan-
dria, on the 4th day of April, 1916.
Frank Washington, Complainant,
We IN CHANCERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-25

A dispatch to the London Star from
q correspondent in Ireland states that
an engine load of police frustrated an
attempt to wreck train at Mary
borough, Ireland. The police were
rushed to the scene after the railway
men had been fired upon. Mary
borough is 81 miles from Dublin, in
a southwesterly direction. 1t is the
capital Of Queens county.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12

lno Ser Sdiffabrt Ser sllliisten iftuez
rem sdaoen setban. Ser gebeimniBS
pple oeltide arellscr miro iid jcoenz
falls benlilben, Den Griolg Ser uM1z
ipe" nod sill iibertreffen.
- lt1o Sic 3abl Ser ll~arul5er
ipddit ton @phe SIT @pdle. Salo
lucrnen lie alle SdiffabrtsitraBen altf
bpbcc Zee unlidler mud1en, ulo pas
lpirp, lie scr ebenloligc IhmiraI 2nrn
Scrcsiore last, fir England pcrbonss
lliBpnll ncrbcn.
.@er anncrcu cine @rllbe grdbt,
1dlt lclblt bineiu". @ngleno lpulltc
purd' Ausbunserlm9 Der Giujlz
bepDlferung Seutidlano sur llntermer=
fang inter ieiueu @iaen sruil1gel.
ltnb sic enelilde Gipil bepolterlulg
miaentlid Der iiberipiesennc, armere
Ebeil, noat iett idon am @uugertuz
dc.
- l1nb es lpirn nod ld)limmcr foms
men. Nlld Der neue lSremier 2lpnbS
George, Der Dor penisen @pdcn Der
0.tll1lb nod, gelualtig poll nabln, pir(
,bagegeu tein Wlittel entpeden fonneu
@r fam audi meiter nid)ts, als &pff:
nungslped]iel m1f Bic 3ufuuit a%ltsltcl:
len.
- Mit Ser @inloillns nieIer @ed,:
lei mirb's aber bapern. Mit Srerp'
lit sll begriiben, SaB nit Nsqllitb aud
Discount @rep, Der srDbte silsncr DC,
Sabrbunoert5, in Der &erleufung Der:
ldnpnnnen lit. CT bat nod nit cine,
srobcn 2iiee. bcm @eriudl, bas @or:
seben Der Iuiirten segen @ried)enlati
su redtfertisen, bon leinem Eprte:
|feuiuc Nbidieb acnpnmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Eolitiidjc nnS a1npplitiidje
&anbgloHen.

Sic .1=Sentidlnun" lit mad
MIR 19=tdgiser Sabrt sliiflid mteber
III Der DISCRIMINATING in 9eutidlatb
angelangt.
aapitan aonis bat lid pieoer
ais &Dnig Der l1nteriee : 5diffabrt
belpabrt. @r bat pieoer alien britt
ideu uno fran5Dlildeu &reltSeru, Die
ibm uuflauerten, Elm Gdnippden 9ez
ldlagen.
- @it Ser 8lofape Geutidlanbs
madlt lid Die uSeberrlderin Der Meez
re" bon Gag SIT Sag ldoherlider. Sic
IL 9eutldlann" bat oieler BET ben
Sabrten nah Mmerifd uro lpieber 5us
rid gelppttet.
@as fat alid elm re9elredter
beltider Stronger, fein l1zarcuser, &C.
than, Ser trob Ser 8lpfabe in ben Ate
la1tiiden S5ean %eelungt iii. nnh bon
befIcu Ibaten nlan ipobl balb bprcn
lpirb.
Sic n@saolpe" fat hem @anbel
1N A. " -nnH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12

Eerlonen, bic I'M Wldr5 pieics Sabres
perld)arft ipllrbe. 0ieie Giraffe be-
bab MIR iolde arbeitslole.
Tcrioncn per1didt iperoen f0innen,
iid obne allsreideroc @riinbe
~ ci9ern. arbeit 81 a1eemeIencr
%an5unebmen. Sic 8eitime
mtngen oes @Dlferre1ts, tpeldc lie
ppr Mr6cit oil ariegsmaterial ld}iikcn,
ipurocn ols ausreihenoen @rllnb an
erlannt. Sic Gerorbmusen naren
balptiddlid seaen orsaniiirte gin~
flIiie 9eridtet, Die oarauf 5ielten, Sic
2elite bon ireiipiIligcr Nnnabme bon
Mrbeit abSubaften, BLOB, lpeil bicie
bon 9eutiden .an9eboteu iplrbe.
grpboem nabmen GauIeabc bon Ser
ionen frciniflia grbeit in
Deutidlanb su, 9e%pimnbringen 2D6ner1
OH.
So sic Gage ooll Sag gu Gag be-
benflider lplrbe. llnb pa Die 8erbdlt@
niiic NIT Notbnenoigfeit cine 8ei<
ierlns perlangten, mubten Die @eroroz
tltlt9cit nadoriidlidcr burd9efiibrt
pcrben. gebor man jebph gun,
5lpansspeiien transport l6ritt. ipilre
BE jeocm I%rbeitsloien nod cinmal
@ele9cnbeit 9e9eben, re III 9
gcipinnbringenbe Mrbcit auI Gontrnft
ansllnebmcn. 3ipans murbe crit Damn
atsetpcnoet, ipctn lid Die arbeiter
bartnadia ipeiacrten.
Irbeiter, nel6e na1 9eutlhlanb
.gingen. befamen BORT nidt mir Mr<
.6eit gu benielben 8~ebingunsen pie
Sc cut Of c Mrbeiter, %lpnbern lie err
bielten alh bnbere 2Dbne. als tic je=
mails III, gelgien pcrbient batten. Sc
iinb @prfcbrilngcn getrpfien iporben.
paB Elm Sbcil Der gintiinfte an tire
Samilien in 8elgicn seianbt miro. Ser
Nrbeitern lit ferner crlaubt ipprberL
regelmdbige 8cillde i'll ibrer 5eimatf
sl MAIDEN. MuBerbem lit CO ibren So
nlilien erlanbt, iie nah GeutIdlanb 81
|besleitcn, lpcnn tic cs miinlden.gs linf
umfa1ienbe @prfebrlingen getroffer
porben, uu ibnen su ermDgIiden, Der
@ottesbienlten II, belsii9cr sprad,
|%beiipobnen fDnncn."
Nus bieler grflarluns Ser peutldet
8e9ierung 9ebt flar berppr, haB be
Ser Srnnsferirlng bel9iider @rbeite'
na1 9eutldlanb, I'M lie bonn SSuullen
gen uno @erulnlullsern a~b5ubaltel
mnb lpic pben bereits eripd6nt, ibrel
2e6ensunterbalt lt,1b Sen ibrer Salni
lien burh Grbeit in Sen oeutiden Su
buitrien Omit Iusnabm c Ser Wu
nitionse Ii. &rie9smaterialz %SS1bnltrie
al perbie1en, bon II II III c IL Of 6
feit nidt Sic Geoe fem fam, ba'
alio 9raiibent @ilipn le6r auf Den
6ol5ipe9e lit. iperll1 ct lin gamen De
Ieni6Iidteit" sesen oiclc Der ocllt
lden Hesterune ais nirtbldaftltd
l,nn moralilde SD I bmeubi9fei
er5deinenbe NaBregel prDteTirf.
Nud pom miIitdriide
stanbpunfte aus lit lie nptbipenbie
giele arbeitsideuen, aus Gatriotis
NUS, ,pie lie porscbcn, fa,llen belgi
liden Mrbeiter, linb natiirlid al16 &a
oaubriiber. nie BET einem etipaige
gprItob ser @1tslanber iiber @ollan
nod 8etsie,, Der bob imnler im ge
reide ser Mloslidfeit lie9t, cine 8e
fubr fir sic I'M Sample nit ben Elm
georunsenen Seinoen befinbli6e
]Sruppen bilbeu piirben.
Sic MaBre9el Ben belgi1den Sanl
len5ern unb 8uballbriioern segeniibe
Hit fir jeben @orlrtbeilslolen bnrd
alts seredffcrtist, &rdiibent @illpn !
aber nidt porlrtbeilslps nno besbal
prptetirt CT ba9escn vim Man1en &c
Men1dlid)feit", Ste baoltr6 gans &C
mib niht berlett ipirp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
galfour lit Inn sic @rbldaft, Sic

- Salfour lit nm hie @rbidait, Sic
CT als Sefretdr Oes Iusndrtisen an
tritt, wabrbaftis nidt su beneinen.
8ie lunse oas neue &ubinet, pas
2lopo@ George 5u'anmuensebraft bat.
Staao balten miro, lit iebr unbc@
lrilnmt. gs mag frilber 5u Safe fouz
men, ais Jest Senua,lb ubnt. @s fam
ilber einen fleiuen Steiu oes Initpbes
l~foIpern unb ST. SaIe ton1ren.
- @inpenburg lit rpm &niier bllrd)
ons @rpBtreus oes @iierncu &rcuscs
allsgcseidnet. Sas benefit, baB CT Sen
Glan fir ocn Setn6ug in Humanien
entiuurieu nnb bon 2upeuoprii bis ms
.aleinlte bot allsarbeiten laIlen. 9as
nimrnt Madenicn uno Sulfenhapn
nihts bon ibrem &ubme. Mur bllrd
lire s%eniale Sibruls mar es mDglid,
oab Ser seniale. 9lau nit Ser @enaltz
'iateit zines llbrlpcrfa sur Ausfiibrung
eebrudt murbe.
apropos S%alfenbopn. Seit Der
Ginlabme bon Sllfareit mirb icin Naz
me nidlt n,ehr erndbut. IS miro III
Ben 9crid)ten aus Humdnicn llur nod
BON Der 8. Irnlee selprodeu. Solte
linn bereits cine neue Illfsabe 5llges
pieien fem? SoIlte linn Ser Sberbes
|febl ON Ser moSeboni eff e nSront
u%bertrasen lpproen leir, UNI Ben armen
@riedlen st @iilfe 5u fonunen uno Dem
5alpnifi Nbenteuer Ser Nliirten ein
gnpe Su bereiten? @s6elid lit pas
Idlorl. Sic ndd,lteu Gage merben iuobl
Mufflorlrng pariiber brinaen.
@ilipn eesen nas Ausiubrperz
bot fir 2cbcnsmittel. ltno @ilions
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
JricocusmDs
@ic frans0iiihe GipIpma<
ten ii Der ste gage benfen.

Sim 10. &opembcr ltanocn Sic @et@
ten allf .Srieben innerbal6 eines Sab<
res Bel -2lopos ,allf led5ig 81. 1unoert.
3lnet 8oden porbcr bralldte man mir
breiBig se9en bulloert su icbe1. Sd
mir in5pilden, Gunf MadenIen. uno
.Snlfenbapn. bem Sriebeu Siinf5igtanz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12

- @rpieTor @arner biclt cinen
gnrtrag iibcr bic Mrt, luic CT sic Mf-
fenlpradc aufsenonmell bot. - 6iiuf
@pden nah Der @obI. @psu2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12

@illpn sesen oos ausfubruer1
bot iiir 2ebensmittel. ltno @ilions
Mntip iii: uNmerica "trip
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12

Ds. .v4aeIsAe semssraa" etnfdueslta
e9i.tttagS. 4iiSg9be fe3s g1iit,rnern febe Mo6e.
70 seats tu5@entIiH ober $500 tdtrIt6 Set
soraussaSline tret abgeIiefert.
cett ber 4oit. alibertaIb ber etabt, ,,aa 10
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pc esaatelD . A1ssa1s, xer bxed BE RON
go teoeu! Boftanlt IN ben ger. etooteu, Aitet
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fsaoer tn Der 6tabt $3.50, bel sBoroiiSoaNune
400; ra@ Gnn1bn $3.50 iinb na6 e1top0
tA.oo Der Satr Bel WoraitSsabtuha. 81
aes yHssdsstI4s peasssata, In sseet xIet.
!eet!& WAtnpo@S !trtt eon1aben6s. tctet t1iers
sa6 Gxropa $3.50 i6brIt6 lei SursxSsoSlttis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-19
GRAMMAR AND PAROCHIAL
TEAMS DRAWN FOR RELAYS
Schoolboys Hold Try-outs for Big
Meet on Franklin Field

week, as besides the Pennsylvania track and
baseball men, there are many schoolboys hav-
Ing their try-outs for the relay carnival which
There is a wonderful lot OF interest among
the grammar school boys of this city in the
carnival Nearly 90 grammar schools will
have teams and they fight for, the honors in
they were running for American champion
athletics in the garoGhial SCHOOLS are lust lust
viii have teams The drawings for the vari-
Gus events are as follows.
Grammar School Championship Of Phila-
Bemdnt PefasHy 9Enap Praesice soathNars
Blaine; Z. MeCall;, 8, Drexei.
Grammar School Classes-Class !; I, New
toni, 2. Cleveland; Q. Barry; T., Willard:, g.
sheridan; z. Filter: .. Taylor; o. Potter: 4.
Glass 81. Durham: 2, William c. Jacobs;
hiekon: Z. Lawnton; 8. Ellwood; o. Gilbert;
Glass II, Campbell; 2. sharswoOd: 3, Hun
teri u, Widener; 5. Mt. Vernon; O. Meade;
" cisss cTi'''fg II NSfffRsg William welsh-cahoun; 2.
O. Washingtoni Z, Robt. Norris: S. Mcclure
MsKsss Gsss e nTn g. p,,,Sn q g. NJ XrS
T. bridgeport: s, Morton; o, Muir.
Class II Longstreth; ., Leai Q, Brooks;
& Huey; 3, Heston; Q. Comegysi Z. Edwin NJ
Glass ST.. George;- 9. overbrook; 3. North
east; 4, Hawthornei 8. Logan; 8, Benson; Z.
odE $siSst s
eep,ion; 81 Our Lady, Of Victory !, ST. James
., st. Elizabeth's 81; 9, st. Columba's; Z. Wis.
itation 8. st. Stephens.
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CENTRAL OPENS
WITH VICTORY
IN BIG LEAGUE
"Bill" Cravis, Tennis Cap
tain, Pitches Crimson and
Gold to Advantage
OTHER SCHOOL NEW s

The Interscholastic League baseball
teams got away to fairly good start in
their race for the Princeton cup yester-
day afternoon, with the following re-
suits.
Central High, is; Northeast High, te.
West Philadelphia, lit South PhiladeI-
phla, ?.
only two of the four games were played,
due probably TO the fact that the high
school students are not attending classes,
the prolonged Easter vacation keeping the
students away from the schools, The
Frankford Hlgh-Philadelphia Trades
School was not played. and the German
town Hlgh-Catholc High was also called
off, as the players did not know where
to report for this match.
South Philadelphia High went down To- an
unexpected defeat in the game with West
Philadelphia. Scheffe, the Southern twirler,
who was exepoted 20 20 on the mound for the
Red and Black. failed to show up for the
game. West philadelphia took copmandina
lead right at the start and Southern was
forced to admit defeat In the initial contest
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Aggies First for Shoot Cup

WASHINGTON. April 19.-An aggregate
score Of 12,90s out of possible 19. 900 was
made by the Michigan Agricultural College
rifle team T. In the 10 weeks intercollegiate
matches Just CONCLUDED under the auspices Of
ington State College team. which finished in
second place had an aggregate score of II. 007,
and Norwich University was third with IL. 966.
Forty teams competed, each of the 10 mem-
bers of each team shooting 20 shots a week
at 90 feet with 22-calibre rife
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-19
SPIELMAN MAY PITCH FOR
PENN AGAINST HOLY CROSS
Quaker Nine Plays at Worcester,
Mass, This Afternoon

WORCESTER, Mass, April 19.-Twelve
University of Pennsylvania baseball play
ers have arrived here for n clash with
Holy Cross this afternoon. Coach Thomas
announced before he left Philadelphia he
probably would start Spielman on the
mound against the New Englanders
Last year Splelman was the mainstay
of the twirling staff and was credited
with a victory over the Princeton Tigers
at Franklin Field on Straw Hat Day.
This season, however he has not shown
the same form so far but it is expected
that he will soon round into shape. II
during the warm-up he does not appear
to be going right Thomas will use Crom-
well.
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HOU They Ran Yesterday
AT HAVRE he GRACE

First race-Ruth Strickland, $3.50.
$3.50, S4y Greetings, s3.1O. sS.10i Shrap-
Second race = Handwriting, $500,
$3.50, S5;50i Cubon. $500. s3.9Oi Idle
Third race%A. N. Akin. s0i go. s42, 80.
s11.2oi Fair Helen, $3.50, $4.Soi Sir Ed
QUIT Nonesuch, $3.50, outs Rhymer.- out.
Fifth race-Gallop, $780,, $3.50, A,7 10;
BFEHu's sa.G slofS $3.50 clint st.o $40
$3.4Q; Preston Lynn, sS.10, Sa,sOi De-
ductlOn, S3.30
$500; Mr., Mack. $500. S5.I0i Miss
Waters, $500.