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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
DreamIand.

Billie Richie, the L-KO comedy artist,
appears in "Knocks and Opportunities"
at the Dreamland theater tonight. An adj
vance notice says:
"All of Us get our knocks sometime or
other during our brief %sojourn on this mum
dane sphere. Some of u get much harder
rapS than the other fellow. bnt none Of IL
ever escape entirely. just a. true a We
gct our knocks. it j. also equally true that
we get splendid opportunities 10 better
ourselves. making it 4 ffty-ftty split after
all. A. that eminent philosopher, Joe Bish.
has - APPLY remarked, ID u n ease Of
Even Steven. No matter how frequently
we receive iolt~ that jar our equiplihriums
and momentarlv upset all our wcll-laid
plans. along comes the well known cloud
with the silver lining and then . rosy
chance {" get come more kale presents
itself and once more life resumes its
pleasant side. Now Won may think that
YOU have had some pretty tough breaks At
one time or another. but it j. n cinch that
Billie certainly did have a hard lot in life.
craziest Of L-kO komedies. "knocks and
opportunities touiu ENt .'u f'iu1,
| spades and little casino and then beat YOU.
Billie Certainly Gid have Il hard lot IN life.
Everything he tried went against him and
left him flat n the proverbial founder.
billie was n %elutton for punishment and
was perfectly willing to take a chance on
ANYTHING. The late and well remembered
Steve Brodie had nothing on Billy when IL
rame 10 taking q chance. Why, he even
went so far a. to start running a litney
hns as a means of acquiring a ponderous
BANK roll, but the guy who owned the iit
carrier caught him at it and hurled him
head first from the vehicle, which was the
%forerunner Of the peace expedition"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS
Dittmann.

.'Hazel kirks," a Pathe Gold Rooster
play in five parts, heads the program at
the Diftmann fheater today. featuring
Pearl White Of Exploits Of Elaine" fame.
An advance notice says:
Hazel kirke," the latest Pathe Gold
Rooster play, ranks as one OF the old
standbys of the American stage, having
been played for years throughout the coun-
try. Pearl White, the charming Pathe
player, j. featured. She j. ably supported
by Bruce McRea, Creighton Hale and Viii
ham Riley Hatch. The story Is OF Hazel
Kirke, a beautiful young eirl. who saves
her ather's mill from foreclosure through
her friendship for Squire Rodney. one OF
her wealthy neighbors. All he asks ia re-
turn i the hand OF Hazel after she has
been educated. This j. agreed to. but she
meets Arthur Carringford one day and they
are later married. Arthur's mother, 10
save the family fortune. wishes her son 10
marry her ward, and orders Pittacus
Greene 10 stop the ceremony # possible.
He indS a minister an a saloon and. think
ing to inveigle the girl into a bogus cere-
monv. asks him to tie the knot. 1t j. gem
orally accepted that the marriage i a fake.
but later all doubts are removed when the
minister is found and proves to be a legi-
innate one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
.EDELSTElN ADDS
STUDEBAKER LINE
LOCAL FIRM BUYS AGENCY FROM
BROWNSVILLE HARDWARE CO.
ALSO HAS THE MOLINE.

In line with their policy of extending
their business and meeting all needs, Edel-
stems. furniture dealer, Thirteenth and
Elizabeth streets. announce that they have
taken over the agency for the Studebaker
hne Of farm wagons. heretofore handled by
the Brownsville Hardware Company. This
increases the hne of standard farm wagons
sold by thi- firm by one, the company hav-
lng had tie Moline wagon agency for some
time. Both hines Of wagons are too wei
known TO need a discourse on their merits.
Each has been on the market over half
century. and their quality has been proven.
Their prices are sta1dard-
EdelStein's Is in position 10 make prompt
delivery of farm wagons 10 u part OF
the Valley. Let them quote You prices hmm
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
Plans For Renovation
State Capitol Nearing
Completion By Ayres
tHy Associated rr,ss.i

AUSTIN, Texas, March l4-Plans and
specifications for the renovatlng Of the
capitol, which have been IA the course of
preparation for some time by Alice Is.
Ayres "a san Antonio. state architect, are
nearing completion. The plans call for an
entire overhauling Of The interior 81 the
81. 1000, 900 state house, and al least six
months viii be required 70 complete the
Job. The last legislature made an appro-
priation of $l25, 900 for this work. These
are the first repairs 10 the capital since It
was built, thirty years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
Concert At Army Post
Tonight AT s O'clock

The usual Tuesday night concert will he
rendered nv the Fourth Infantry band at
the army post tonight. The following pro
gram l. announced by Chief Musician !.
II. Prewitt
March. eli Henry'> ~Triumphal." Farrar
Overture. William Tell" Ro>>ini.
Polish Dance NJ. l. S~charwenka.
Selection from Zicgteld'S "Follie~ al
1913" Hirsch.
Hearts and Flowers" Tohani.
One step. "Mv Sweet Adair," Gilbert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
What Children Need Now.

In spite Of the best care mothers can
give them this weather brings sickness To
many children. Mrs. 4. Neureuer, Eau
Claire. Wis, writes. "Folcy's Honey and
Tar cured my boy Of q severe attack Of
Group after other remedies had failed. IL
j. q wonderful remedy for coughs, colds,
Group and %whooping cough" II stops In
grippe cough. MARTINEZ Drug Store. north
corner Market Sunare.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
Storm Warning Issued
For Texas Gulf Coast

A storm warning was ISSUED today by
the United States weather bureau ~ New
Orleans Tor small craft on the Texas gulf
coast.
The storm was centered over Oklahoma.
with moderate to fresh winds shifting to
northwe-irrly and northerlv. Storm warn
ings are being displayed today Mt Point
Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
Bugle Notes

Cook Nautch Snd Private Sohnlcitncr,
Company =. Fourth Infantry, are in from
Narania-' ranch. Nnutch a. confined To
the rcgimcntal hospital with malaria fever,
The rifle range ut Iona Alta j. nearly
completed. Companies l. II, u and NJ having
done the bulk of the work. and will prob
ably be- the first companies to shoot on the
range.
Musician CirbuS of the Fourth Infantry
applied for discharge by purchase yester-
day. The application was diSapproved.
Corporal Mckune, Company +, Fourth
Infantry, was sent IN from Olmito ye>ter-
day. He j. suffering with boils.
Band concert tonight at s o'clock on the
Polo field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
University Students
To Hear w. ]. Bryan

AUSTIN, Texas, March l4.-Students Of
the University of Texas are preparing to
hear an address by William Jennings
Bryan, former secretary of state. here to-
night. Mr.. Bryan was To discuss THE Eu-
ropean War and What Ii Has Taught Us"
MIR. Bryan made his trip here at the solici-
tation of President W. j. Battle of the
university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
Repeat DeniaIs Pizana's Release.

The CarranZa consulate IN Brownsville
fodat denied again reports that Anlceto
Pizana. the ALLEGED leader in the '~'revolu-
on IN Texas has been released by the
authort'c1 IA Matamoros. II was -tated
several dav@ AGO PiZana was taken i'll and
Wa interncd IL tie hospital for 4 few days
under guard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

:. II Ill. Thompkin~. Seventh Cavalry. ten
DAYS: First Lieutenant Alfred IL. Erck.
Fifth Infantry. one month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

If there was any romance connected with
it a girl would sew on her own buttons In.
stead Of letting her mother do it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14
FIaky Pie Crust.

To one and one-half cups flour. amount
for crust for one pie, add one tablespoon
sifted corn meal. Your crust will be
amazingly flaky and hight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

Prince Henry 81 Prussia j. one of tn,
most ~killful fenccr~ Ill Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

President sun yat-scn of China recently
married his private secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

Mr.. and Mr.. III. Il. =. Randall returned
last night from Monterrey and Cerralvo,
Mexico, and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Harrison. Mr.. aud Mrs. Randall
were members Of "A party of 80 refugees
who reached the border Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs.. II. A. Gibbs OF the Harlin-
gen Star, accompanied BY Misses Emily
and Nora Brown, motored 10 Brownsville
yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
RICHMOND RACKETERS
IN NORFOLK TOURNEY
srf@s sforia Bjurstedt. Norwegian Play
ex, VIII ALSO Participate in
Matches.

Norfolk. Va Juns 16.--That Miss
Molla Bjurstedt. twice winner OF the
womans national lawn tennis title and
a host Of other championships. would
play in the nineteenth annual tennis
tournament for the championship Of
Virginia. at the Country Club next
week, was the tidings Charles Mol.
Tunstall. chairman OF the clubs ten
mis- committee brought back from Rich
mond last night. In addition to the
famous Norwegian star there will be
several New York women players and
a number of men racket wielders from
the Eastern part of the tennis world
Richmond. Lynchburg and the South.
Miss BJurdstedt is the first woman
champion ever to play In the local
tournament and the news of her de-
cislon to participate will help make
the coming tournament tho most pre-
tentious in the history of the club.
Miss BJurdstedt now holds the wom-
ans national clay court. indoor, Met
ropolitan. Pennsylvania and Eastern
tennis championships and Ia regarded
as likely winner Of the Old Dominion
tournament now in progress in Rich
mond. She also shares the woman's
double title with Miss Eleanora Sears
Of Boston.
Other woman stars secured by Mr.
Tunstall include Miss Florence Balm.
Miss Bull and Miss Margaret Taylor
all Of New York. and Miss Boyd. of
Richmond. winner OF the Old Domin-
ion tournament last year. Among the
masculine contingent are Irving
Wright. Of Boston. who won the vir-
ginia singles title here last year;
Crawford. champion OF South Carolina:
VS.
won the mems singles at the Old Do
minion tournament last year: Peyton
Fleming and Eyre. Of Richmond: KEEL
liner. OF the Harvard tennis team. who
will pair with Wright in the doubles,
Owen Shanor. OF Lynchburg. and Doyle
and Brock. of Washington. and Rich
ard Tunstall in the Middle Atlantic d.
visional doubles In Washington re-
Gently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
HIGH WATER WILL NOT
J INTERFERE WITH RACES
Inst Annual Regatta Of Southern Rowing Association Will Be
Held This Afternoon ON James River a. Per Schedule
Many Interesting Events.

the Junior four-oared gig. Junior CEN
tfpede. senior double SOULS, Junior sim
sic SOULS, Junior double SOULS, Junior
eight Dared shell. intercity war canoe
and intercity senior eight-oared shell.
The most important event OF the at
ternoon from Richmond standpoint
10 the eight-oared shell. in which tho
Virginia Boat Club. OF Richmond:
Arundel Boat Club and Ariel Rowing
Club, Of Baltimore, are entered. The
Virginia Boat Club crew has bosn
practicing hard recently under the
watchful eye of Coach Van vliet, and
the loyal supporters here believe that
II will triumph in-ths feature event
The intsroity ohampionship senior
sighs-oarsd she'll will be between
picked crews from Baltimore and
Washington and the event should at
ford interest galore. The virginia
Boat Club 10 entered. besides the eight
gig. Junior she'll Junior four-oared
gig, unior oentipede. Junior single
sculls and intercity war canoe.
Most of the visiting crews put In
their appearance yesterday morning.
took their final workouts for the big
races on the James River yesterday
afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
OY SCOUTS LEAVE FOR
SUMMER CAMP TODAY

|This afternoon promptly at o'clock
u OF the Smith 4 Hicks big trucks
hi leave scout headquarters with its
ri Toad OF campers. numbering some
here around sixty Scouts for the big
bchmond Boy Scout camp In Ches-
|rAeld County. Scouts from Troop
b. 0. 10. IS. and Is will make
1.-The party for this week at camp.
kuuts /. w. Farragut. William H
Nth and Saul Brockengle have
|kued up for the entire season Of six
baks.
Camp Director Frank A. Greenhawk.
10 arrived In Richmond Thursday.
by Scouts Leslie Sewell
p Malcolm Jarman. OF Rock Hall.
10 expect to spend the entire season
i the Richmond Camp. are at the
|mp ana he and the executive has
ready to welcome the boys
hen they arrive in camp this even
-. With . fne shingle roof on the
- shack and two good cooks. every
|ine bids fair for a successful camp
Ia season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17

although at one time yesterday It
thought that high water In the
Nmes River would necessitate the
2ostponement Of the hrst annual
southern Rowing Association regatta.
was made last night to
n ensot that the events will DO run
P1 This afternoon rain or shine.
Chairman Irving Williams an
bounced last night that all OF the ar
faneements have been completed and
DOT . single hitch in the plans 10 anti
fipated.
The first event Is scheduled to start
promptly ut $50 o'clock. when the
untor four-oarad- gt9s- will leAye at
hs starters guns. Holders of tick
re will be admitted to tho grandstand
late A. 3,so O'Clock, at which timo
will Be thrown open to tho public.
The course viii be patrolsd by the
United States coast guard Gutter
kpache to prevent An interference with
ne races. The government sent this
utter at the request Of the Virginia
boat Club. The races will start Just
Pelow the Chemical Works and the
Irish win be made at the city wharf.
Ftving the boats q straight mila course.
Eight Intere&ting Events.
There will be eight events. including
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
BASEBALL GOSSIP

River. McKenrys arm has been CIV
ing him considerable trouble recently.
but reports have 1t that the wing is
coming around In fne shape,
A large number of Richmond's
loyal fans will make the trip to the
Maryland city this morning to see
the local boys and Dunnites get to-
sether in the twin bill. The special
train, which will be run by the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Will leave shafer and Broad Streets
this morning at $50 o'clock. A mum.
Der of the local baseball club officials
will witness the contests.
Pitcher Leake. who came to Rich
rond In trade. will report to Man
ager Smith Monday morning. and will
be ready to oppose the Buffalo Herd
in one of the games here next week
Leake Is not a tall fellow. but Is heavy
set and tips the scales at 1855.
Johnny Priest is . big favorite in
Richmond and the local fans will be
glad to sec him in a Richmond line
up. He played with Rochester last
season. and then went to tho big
league this year. He IL a good feld-
err, a fair hitter, while his greatest
asset IL his speed on the bases. He
would doubtless be . big improve
ment over the other men who have
tried out for the second bag this sea-
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
MAN DENIES
KNOWLEDGE OF CARS Use,

J. W. Seward. OF Petersburg. arrest
ed by Henrieo Officer W. B. Jones. on
charge of disorderly conduct. and
bailed before Magistrate Sunday In the
sum Of 800. denied being guilty Of
the charge. According to the officer
six persons were found on the Broad
Street Road engaged In immoral con-
duct. and when he threatened to ar
rest them, they pleaded with him not
to do so. and he merely took their
names.
Later he secured warrants. but and
ing the names fictitious. and having
tho number Of the machine, served
warrant on the owner. Mr.. Seward
says the machine had been In charge
OF the Kline Motor Company. and that
II 1t was allowed to 20 out II was
without his permission. At the Of
fice OF the Kline company II was stated
that the machine was stolen from .hA
garage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
ATTENDING REUNION
OF SPANISH WAR VETS

Many Richmond people left the city
yesterday for Fredericksburg to attend
the annual reunion Of the United Span
ish War Veterans. The convention will
be continued for two days. the head
quarters being at the Princess Anne
Hotel.
The Richmond delegates are Joseph
Le Masurier. Luther T. Matthews, e.
Bernard Loving. George c. Fitxhugh, C.
Howard Lewis william d. Richardson.
George N. Skipwith. Alexander H.
Sands. Robert e. Peyton, Jr.. George p
Shackelford, Charles L. Huffman,
Frank LfFrayser, Frederick ]. Schurs,
William II. kindervawter. Charles c
CORTLAND and William e. Thompson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
TOURNAMENT TO CLOSE
WITH MATCHES TODAY
Although Grounds Not in Good Shape They Might Have
Been Play Is Resumed in Old Dominion Tourney,
and Semi Final Contests Are Played Of.

Smith. OF Atlanta. will get together
this afternoon for tho first leg on
the Country Club silver cup in the
mems angles. A new cup IL offered
this year, Theodore RooseAelt Pell.
OF New York. having won the trophy
permanently last spring.
Smith and Mansfield will meet Whit
ney and Mcmillan for a right TO
play Tunstall AMI Whitehead. OF
Norfolk. who took the honors last
season in the mems doubles. All of
the matches will be interesting. ana a
large number of people are expected
to be present.
The summary follows:
Mems Semi Finals.
Smith defeated Christian, go, 81.
Coke defeated Blair, As, Us, rs.
Buford defeated Johnson. SIS. al.
Whitney defeated Gore, Ga. 60.
Mems Doubles.
Preston and Gore defeated Eyre
and Johnson, 81. is, ga.
Whitney and Mcmillan defeated
Buford and Coke. Ga. a..
Allen and Treanor defeated Con-
nor and Bell. ga s-2.
Smith and Mansfield defeated Tun-
stall and Page, ca. So.
Semi Finals Mems Doubles.
Whitney and Mcmillan defeated
Preston and Gore. SO. e-3
Smith and Mansfield defeated AL
len and Treanor, So. ga.
Finals ladies Singles.
Miss BJurstedt defeated Miss Du
Pont. 80. so.
ladies' Doubles.
Miss Bturstedt and Miss BaIlin de-
feated Miss Boyd ana Miss coiston.
81. So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
BOSTON|AN PITCHES
H|ItESS CONTEST


Boston. June 1s.--Ths Pirates did
a lot Of useless swinging at the ball
here today. Tom Hughes allowing
neither hits nor runs. and the Braves
took the game, 2 to o. Honus Wagner
suffered slump in batting. when he
was sent up In the final session, with
two out he famed the wind for the
second time in the game. Hughes had
the Ptttsburgers completely hypnotized
and when they did connect, the ball in
variably floated In the air directly 20
a waiting player.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
WILL BATTLE
BOOSTER TEAM TODAY

Fulton Park will be the scene of
a hard-fought game today when r. w.
Wood meets the Boosters. the only
rivals In the Central League. Both
clubs have strengthened In the past
week. sas the Seedmen have secured
Powell a. 4 pitcher and Nix Onesty
will cavort around the keystone sta
ton, while the Boosters are under a
new manager. Tom Murdoch. who is
q hustler and will give the other
teams trouble. He will pitch Robin
son or Riley. while the Seedmen will
cling to their old reliable, Berry
Goodman. Tyree will do the receiv-
ing for the seed boys. The game will
be called at $3.50 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
RICHMOND CITY NORMAL
SUMNER SESSION OPENS,

The summer session Of the Richmond
City Normal will begin Monday. On
this day the instructors will meet
their classes. complete enrolment and
give outline Of courses to be covered
Today win be devoted exclusively
to registration.
Indications are that the attendance
this summer will be the largest in the
history Of the school. Registration 10
being had in the John Marshall High
School. where the classes will be held.
and teachers Desiring full credit for
= term Of six weeks work must reg
lstsr not 1afax kAAn naxt Tueoesy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17

The downpsr of rain Thursday
light and early yesterday morning did
pot have any. effect on the tennis
patches yesterday at the Country
Hub OF Virginia Old Sol peeped out
q time to dry the courts sunfcientiy
b enable the racketers resume play
Ind meet In the eemi-finals of the an
|ual Old Dominion tournament.
Although the grounds were not IN
p good condition as they might have
|een. all of the matches were fast
md interesting and a large gallery
fitneAsed the contests.
Whitney and Mcmillan and Smith
md Mansfield qualified for the final
Iound in the mems doubles. which
yill be played off this afternoon. all
|pur Of the racketers displaying great
|brm.
Miss Molla B1urstedt the star Nor
Fegian performer, experienced little
fouble In defeating Miss Du Point.
thinning so. SO Miss Bjurstedt and
liss Balm proved easy victors over
Hiss Boyd and Miss Coiston in the
hdies' doubles
Weather permitting, the tournament
fill be brought TO a close this after
loon. All of the mixed doubles will
h played this morning and will prob
ply be completed by Il o'clock. leav-
hk the courts open for the finals In
he afternoon.
One OF the principal features OF this
kteFnoon's playing will be the match
between Miss Bturstedt and Miss Bal
la for q leg on the County Club of
|irginia championship trophy. Miss
(ailin was the winner OF the event
Sst year. whitney. of New York. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
glugfest Won by Chicago.

Chicago. June 16.--In q heavy hit
ting game. IN which both teams used
three pitchers. the White Sox defeated
Boston. to 4. today. Chicago took
the lead with three runs in the fourth.
when Schalk doubled and scored later
on a wild pitch. The visitors tied
the count In the eighth at four all.
but the White Sox came back In their
half OF the inning with three more
tailies. enough to win. Eddie Collins
featured with the stick, getting a sim
gle, a double and triple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17

Ine Gill OF this city. viii be or
IlnSA q priest this morning At .
Siaak. with impressive ceremonies In
Z Gaored Nsart Cathedral. Bishop
100 J, oConnell will confer holy
Nxee on the candidate. and will be
eieted by the priests At the Cathe-
~ ana Waiting clergy.
rather Gill win celebrate his nrst
~ = tAe efese1 Les. 4. Cathedral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
TIGERS AGAIN DEFEAT
CONh|E'S ATHLETICS
jennings Men Capture Contest De.
spite Fact Cobb Fails to Land
For Safety.
SUGGEST is WON BY CHICAGO
Boston Red Sox Lose to Windy City
Outfit by Score of to 4-Eddte
Collins Gets Single. Double and
Triple.

Detroit, June 1.-the Tigers and
Athletics hooked up in a damp con-
test here this afternoon. which ended
in a to victory for Detroit. Rain
fell almost continuously during the
contest. Mack used two pitchers.
while Detroit's veteran, Duhuc. went
through. Each team registered eight
blows. Cobb failed to get hit and
was struck out once in the four times
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
Pollen Ms,t Ahnfaan.

Denver, Colo. June i0.--MAnA9er
Bailey and Chief Armstrong are
tho police department. The chief has
announced the regulation against the
drinking of intoUcantS viii b strictly
enforced hereafter and that any police
ofscer found TO have been drinking
wdll be tmmsdiatsiy discharged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-17
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
Virgtnians in Baltimore q games).
Buffalo in Rochester e games).
Newark In Providence.
Toronto in Montreal.