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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

LONDON, Apr1I 1fs-BEecGtng
the savage German sttacas with
furious counter assaults, tEso
French are checking the crown
princes strongest blows Against
verdun today. The French cOun-
ter offensive rivals that Of the
Germans agalnst Deadman's HiIk
where the smash mas reached It's
highest power. Ali official re-
ports indicated that the desper-
ate French resistance Is breaking
up the German offensive. The
hattie has narrowed 10 q three
mile front and has increased
greatly In intensity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

greatly In intensity.
PARIS, April lit Is officially
estimated that the German losses at
Verdun have been more than 200. 900.
The verdun line was still held today
under the most tremendous blows in
history. Wave after wave of Ger
mans were thrown against the line on
six mile front northwest OF the cit
adel. Twenty thousand Germans have
been killed or wounded In the last two
days The French losses were admit
tedly heavy 1t was announced that
three German corps have lost half
their total strength since the begin
ming Of the battle.
Attacking with ifqufd fire, the Ger
mans captured fragments Of trenches
on ridge east Of Deadman's Hill last
night. Elsewhere the Germans were
repulsed. Bloody fighting resulted
from the Teuton attempt to recap
ture lost ground south OF Douaumont
They were heavily checked and
thrown into disorder. French artiI-
lery prevented the use Of flame
throwers there. A terrific lombard
ment thundered at D0uaumOnt. Vaux
and Woevre all night. Artillery and
infantry fire routed the Germans who
were debouching from Crowds Woods.
The belief is growing that verdun
will be saved if the French success
fully can resist this assault. The bat
tie hourly has grown more violent
since saturday 1t appears that Il
soon will eliminate in a grand Ger
man assault on both banks of the
Meuse
The Teutons charged Deadmans
Hill, in mass formation. They be-
came confused and lost in the barren
ravines. When the units were demor-
allied, concealed French guns sud
denly opened fire, Tne attack halted,
wavered and then fell back Scores
of high explosive shells were dropped
on the huddled masses, biting great
holes in the confused crowds. Similar
bloody scenes were enacted between
HaucOurt and Bethincourt. On the
eastern side. however. the ravines Of
fered a shelter to the advancing Ger
mans and they captured a line of
front trenches.
BERLIN. April 11.-Thinly-
thousand Frenchmen have been cap
tured since the beginning of the Yer
dun attack. 1t was semi-officially an
nounced. on the west bank Of the
Meuse the Germans captured ten
square miles of territory and larger
area on the east bank. Countering
the French statements that the evac-
uation of Bethincourt was a strategic
move. a semi-official news agency
published copy OF a french order
alleged to have been found on the bat
tlefield urging the commanders 10
hold BethinCourt at all costs.
1t was reported that the British
made a grenade attack south Of ST.
Eloi. 1t was claimed the attack was
repulsed.
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CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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10 ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlan has the largest bona
hde and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
far the largest circulation 10 PendletOn Of
any other newspaper.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
NEWS OF ASHLAND
Special TO The Times-Dispatcl

Special TO The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. January l3.-Cards
marriage Of Or. stephen T.. Hart to
Miss Helen Mccoy. which took place
on Wednesday. January u. in the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Grafton Me
Coy in Louisa Dr. Hart formerly lived
here, and is Il brother Of NJ n. Hart,
of this place.
Champc Carter Rcdd has returned to
Randolph Macon College. after a visit
TO his home in Beaver Dam.
Miss Stuart Rlautom is the guest Of
relatives iu Richmond.
Madison Pcudleton. who has been
spending some time with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. 9. X. Pcndlcton. has re
turned to Buffalo. y. Y.
Little Miss Jennie Pierce Tyler. of
Sligo, left last week to visit her cousin,
Mrs George Hume. in indianapolis
Miss Emma Carter. OF New York. who
has been the guest OF her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. i'm Garter. has left
for visit 10 Annapolis, Md. before
returning home.
The Junior Literary Club mot in the
home of Miss Ruth Bakev on Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Katherine Marsh had
a paper on What Assistance Arc Wo-
mon TO Immigrants" which was inter
csting and instructive, Miss Anne
Maryc lcd the discussion Of current
events
The Matinee Euchrc Card Club was
delightfully."- entertained on Wcdncsda V
by Mrs Floyd Tucker. Jr. Three tables
played six hand cuchrc. and Mrs. James
lIowison won tho prize. Those play
Jones. Baldwin. Shepherd. Marsh. Hill
Carter. Jr.. Smith, Carlton. -S1isscs Rcdd
Cooke, Tucker. Maryc, Nixon, WciSiycr,
Heller and Annie Cox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
OFFICERS ELECTED
Equal Suffrage i.cnguc again Honor,
hrs. u. ~. Valentine WIN
prchtdcncN.

oilc'rs were elected by tho Enu,l
Suffrage League OF Richmond ycrt--
day rs follows
President. Mrs. ~ u. Valentine: 1r4.
vice president. Mrs. Kate Langley
i'oSh IN; second Nicc-prcsidcnt. Jrs
SAME Nelson Robins: third vice-presi
dent. Mrs. <. Harvey Clarke: RECORD.
ing secretary, Miss Nora Houston
treasurer. Mrs. Grace II. Smithdc,I.
auditor Mrs. Frank l.. Johson.
Directors: Lee Ward Miss Lucy Mr.
son. Mrs. ". s. Mcneil. Mrs Milton
Marcusc Miss caily Ryland.
Clay Ward--Mrs 7. - Gordon. Mrs.
John Hart, Mrs. Ernest &. Mead. Mrs
Henrietta Runyou winfrec
Madison Ward-Mrs W. W. Foster
Mrs. Georgia May ,iobson, Mrs. J. II.
McRnc. Miss Mae Schain.
Jefferson Ward-Mrs. W H. Adams.
Mrs. Sail" MONTGOMERY Brown. MiS.
\. w. Rroaddus Mrs. W. l. Lc!dv
AZ larrc-Mrs. John q. Muncc. Mr.
s. NJ FLOCK. Miss Adele Clark. Mr..
Barton Wise. Mrs John q. Arrnistead
Mrs. Archer =. Jones, Mrs. Il. 6. lilil.
Mrs J. IL Nawtcr. Mrs. stuart Rev.
n"lds. Mrs. walter iTuhard, Mrs. Frank
-. Frntt, Mrs. Ciarance CABOT
Honorary vice presidents Miss rl-
lon Glasgow. Mrs, q. V. Meredith, Airs
: pahu"y Crcnshaw.
I'll" office Of fourth vicc president
was created 10y petition and Mrs ].
TYLER lohson elected TO IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
ARMY ENGINEER HAS PLAN
TO IMPROVE JAMES RIVER
Lieutenant }. y. JcrvcS Presents Rc-
port to Council Committee to Aid
wRtcr-BOrnc Commerce.

The report OF Lieutenant J. II. Jervcy,
OF the Engineering Corps OF the United
States Army. on the method and the
or the James River. and of cutting
through its curves to shorten tho dis,
tancc between Richmond and deem
water. was read to the Council Conn
mittcc on Docks. Rivers and liarbors
last night. and Was received by the
committee with II vote of thanks
The report is exhaustive. The plans
suggested by Colonel Jcrvcy provide
for Il channel twenty-five. fleet In depth.
for a Strengthening ~ the river. for
dock improvements. construction OF
warehouses and terminal facilities. and
for a turning basin capable Of caring
for u VcSsei Of twenty two foot
drauGht and $40 feet long. 1T !; total
estimated cost of $2.oo5,il on tho par,
If the Federal government, and an cx.
pcnditurc Of about s1on,ooo by the city
and private capital.
The report bases it's recommended
uons on the contingency that the
water horne cornmcrc. Of Richmond
shall reach 2.o0o.ouo tons Il year. Last
year the total tonnage was $3.50
tons. and Chairman George W. Rogers.
OF tn" committee, estimated that, on
account OF the war in Europe. there
would be this. ycat 81 decrease OF about
10000 tons
John &. Freeman said that the James
River Improvement VAS one of the big
rcst questions in economies ancctin:;
Richmond. aud hc urged that tho in
nucnccS Of the city he turned toward
the accomplishment Of all tho suggcs-
tons conveyed IN Colonel Jcrvcy's &c
port.
NJ \. Chambers also spoke in favor
Of Immediate and determined action.
BUSINESS Manager w. Il. Dabncy. 81
the Chamber of Commerce. urged that
a strong delegation bc sent from Rich :
moud 10 meet the Congress sional Com
mittce ON Rivers and IIarhors in Wash
.ington on Tuesday morning 1t 1880
o'clock. y resolution requesting tho
whole committee To attend was adopt
ed.
The committee prepared its budget,
asking for $1,000. OF this amount 81
o"c i for expenses incurred in al :
tendance upon various watcr-wavsi
conventions. $500 for dues To tho Eiv-
crs and iiarbors Congress and 400
for dues Ia tho Atlantic Deeper Water
WAYS Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
CRANTLAND RICE WINNER
TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
Gross Score for Z. Holes In 33.-Nr,
T.. Is. Rynn First i'm Women.
Division.

fINEiiURST, ~ G.. January 10
Grantland Rice, OF Englcwood, Won
the championship in tho advertisers
Solf tournament here to-day. his gross
score for ~ holes being 49,. Il. -
alahSoh' or cunningham. was second
IN CLASS a with 3it. am, Marshall
Whitlatch, OF Baltimore, third. with
81
\ gross, and nc, score Of - and -.
respectively. turned I'm by Eicc to
haH were tho best Of the tournament.
nut under the single prize rule. .hc
medal for the best gross score of the
day went To Roy Earnhill Fox iIills.
win -. y. j.. Foster. Dunwoodir.
anu L. !" Whitton. beverly. tied wiih
- Tor the best net aud will play Of
.. holes against BoIcy, finishing ny
the best net score for :: holes WAS
made ,9an by G. \. Mccormick, Of N"w
Mrs I. Is. Ryan. Crawford. was frs:
score of PA Tor 81 holes. Airs. &. r..
score honors with .l3 each The r"ss
gross score for the day in the WON
ems division WAS - tninc holcsl by
Mrs. w. l.. Smith. OF Boston: Miss lane
Trcadwell. Of New York, havin. the
best not with 81.
tournament. with 3S5. and William A.
Campbell. Detroit. the best total n"'
with SEQ. J. G. Todd. Montclair: III. -
Mallinson. Ardslcy. and pr A. card
nor. Dunwoodic. tied FOR TO -day's best
gross score. with 90 each II. =
Green's 81 was low net for tho day.
Willis r. Roberts. Moorstown. with :
IN. was best in the - holes against
BoGcv.
In class &C. total gross honors went
to T.. l. Nye. Dunwoodlc. with s0i ard
best total net to g. H. Auit. stoke
PoEcs with 313. Ecs, gross for tn"
day was IT. T.. lioSlcy New York.. with
aS. Best net. t.. w Weeks. storm
King. 81 In tho - holes against
EoGev: ". !. Frost. Glen Ridge, won
with down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Girl. lla 1Andrcss,, to ). 3 to ). -
10 4. won: Wistful. III unlyD. :! 10
!. even. to >, second; Eden Park.
los Isobinson). to !, to /. even.
third. Time, 80. lIindoo Relic. l'ciut.
Wall street and Gretchen II. also ran.
second selling. handicap. siN fur
10 ]. To >. > To . won: IIarhard. -.
CAndcr&on). To !, : 10 :, TO :, see
"ud: Iin Dol lo4 IJudyp. = to .. to
!. > I" :. third. Time. 1881 Ecla :
lnonr. fenghce and Stout Heart also
ran.
Third-thc Rivcrvicw selling haudi ;
cap. six furloncs--Mars Cassidy, l0T
liIedcriSl. II 10 90. out. out won.
Lucky u. 80 ,Murphvp. TO J. ( to ;.
10 i even. out. third. Time, l;lj So.
j. u, iiarr"ll also ran.
milc"G;runpy. % (G;arncr1. ''o 10 ~" -
10 J" and out. won, pr i.arricll, los
'Murphy. y 10 10. 20 >. out. Sec
ond: ';oldcrcst Eoy. los Judy). -
.. 10 >. out. third Time. 1872 -
cleaning also ran.
fiftr-sciling, mile and sixteenth
even. to >, won: Laird o'Kirkcally.
i'll oM"tcair even. % >. out; scr-
ond: Shrewsbury. no 1McDerno.D. :
to !, : to =. even. third Time l.:,G
81. Tivi. colonel Ashmcade also ~-u
Sixth mile aud siNtccnih--Ens,
Tin" Brass, III tKocrncr), . - l. i
to and 10 ., won: Counterpart, lno
second: Gerard. III 'Mctcalr. 10
y. = 10 !. and oven, third. Time. l:5s-
30. star o'Ryan. chad Buford and
Chlla also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
CAROLINA QU|NT VICTOR
DEFEATS STATESVILLE
BY SCORE OF 81 TO Ia
Game Is Fast and SnnPpy ThrouKI,ou,
Entire r'nrhcci Team Docs
Spectacular Work.
[special to rhc rimcs.pi.n,,,n

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch
CHAPEL NIL. y. e.. Janu,rv {.
Tie Carolina basketball team dofo,,od
the Statcsvillc Y. NJ &. a. hero a.
night by a 81 to II score Tho ,.,,,o
WAS FAST and snappy throughout .rbc
work OF the Carolina qunt indiviIu.Ii,.
ana collectively was such IA freuuc,,
~ brought thundcrous applause rro,,
The crowded galleries. Tandv led ,ho
scoring for Caroline in The first hair
ny shooting four goals. Long .>ho,
eight goals in the second hair 'rh.
Statcsvilic boys put up - game nchi
ANA their teamwork was excellent
ihry were. however. outclassod hv ~.
strongest basketball aggregation which
carolina iias put ont III several scaa
ons. The work Of the carol,n: r,,,,,
Ahlrcws and Tcnnaut dcscrycs cspo
cial mention. The forwards. Long apa
captain Johnson, played stellar bau
as did the carolina center. George
Tandy. Wakefield Was the star or ~, .
gam" Tor Statewide Lineup:
carolina. Position StaicsviIIe
johnson CO. right forward .WakcooIs
Long ......! left forward Kimb,,1
iaidy ......,.. center ... C:,,,.
Niidr"ws. left guard Fran.
remnant. right guard orr
''o"ls-Caroltna. Long. .: Tandv. &.
Nharews. 4; Tenant. .: Johnson -.
Sta'csvillc, Wakefield. ., Fouls-An.
dre"s, :; Wakefield. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
CLOSE CONTEST
Hawkins Now i.radins Cox ny single
Point In Pocket billiard
Match.

Nearly 200 Interested billiard cnthu-
siasts watched the play Of Tho seventh
block Of the 1000 point pocket billiard
match between T. T.. Cox and I. $ Haw-
kinS at the Superior billiard larlor last
Mr. Cox, champion Of North and
south Carolina. who has since the be-
ginning Of the match played ON The de
ienSiNc and against MIR. Hawkins led
oil once with H. points aud climbed
like a champion. He is now only one
point behind AIR. Hawkins Tho con-
Test now stands: Hawkins. SG6, and
Cox, 66s.
Arrangements have hccn made to
nave another match next week be-
tween Mr.. Hawkins and II. l.. stephen
son, who holds the championship OF the
Pacific Coast States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
RICHMOND FANC|ERs WIN
LOCAL CHICKENS CAPTURE
HIGH AWARDS AT NORFOLK
Take Front Rink In Old Dominion
POULTRY snow. Which Now liz
In Progress.

Special to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. January l3.--Rich
mond chicken fancicrs won high hon
ors at the Old Dominion Poultry SHOW
now on in the Reid Building here. l..
;. Burlington, breeder OF White Or.
pinStons. won every first In the sin
Gie-comb White OrpinGton entries
the i.assiter Orpinstou Yards won :,
place il every entry of singlc-comb
iilcll OrpinGtonS and a place in every
entry Of SinElc-comb i;um orp!ugtuuS.
IN the latter the Crescent Orpin.toIt
Yards also won u place in every >n-
try. T.. g. Spain. Of Church Roads.
,na Va. won twelve places in the Barred
Rocks entries, four of them first.
Awards to the Richmond exhibitors
SinIlc-Comb Bun 0rpIng toms.
cocks-Crcsccnt oypinston Yards.
t fhi,,, Lassiter orrnston Yards,
Icns-Lassttcr Orpng7on rarIs
first. third, nth: Crescent orpingt";,
Yards. fourth.
Yards. first. third: I.assitcr on ping .ou
Yards. fifth.
:. ulicts-Crcsccnt orpingtor Yards.
FIRST and third; l.assitcr second.
oid pcnS-l.assitcr. first; Crescent.
second.
Young ncns-Crcsccnt. first. fourth:
Lassitcr. third.
Single Comb White Orpington~.
Cocks. hens. cockcrcls. pulicts. old
pens--F. :, Burlington, Grst.
SinEic1Comh HiHcit orpiustons.
SockS-l-asSitcr Orpiuctou Yards.
second and fourth
hens-Lassiter, first. second and
third.
Cockerels-Lassltcr first.
Puiicts-Lassitcr. first, second ami
Old pcns-Lassitcr, first and second.
Young pens -t.assitcr. second
The three Richmond exhibitors also
won prizes for tho best pigeons. TIE
snow closes on Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
FOR RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP
MANY OF UNIVERSITIES
AND COLLEGES TO ENTER
Matches Bcgin ON January - aud Con-
tinuc lutil tprit -lndcr tu-
spices OF National .tSSoctut ion.

y =
'''',H a' ~ 'h' ",s universities ana
colleges TINS year have entered teams
.n, 'nS , , 900, ,a"' rm'P,oi y,
-" 't'''S' WIZ" W.
10 contested Tor under the auspices
America. Thrty-nin. COLLEGES ard
,,,;,.
universities h"N" selected teams OF
teen matches wul h,, shot r,,.s,
matches n..,in ia,na,.y - and ,.on.
" ,','.. '|7 80" S''S - |"u ,"m ;n
shn", ON i. ham. ranss asains, =
,nar, s n '. ,innnn. ,," M h''.'s ,.. :
-
me sS ",s"y ,h %y" e" SIy" 'Sn nn
,.,,, ri. r,..,l,,i,,s ~, ~. ~.
team Fn' rSs"'''i"nS can ''F 'n'
Us" o. ,--.Sa!,oe' f,,'S: .i'h . .,;,,
, feet, ThY 'h,r'.,n,ne ., ,Sans hay .,.,,
"S.i, ",rlISd ~ ,nres m'a is IN
est score At ~. end 81 the v"mpctt-
ton. and medals MI be given 10 ne
wi"nih. team Medals also VII lie
~ ana class ri
l'"niS composing 'he 'ht'' classes
are s;,,.. a.. M,.,,,. .. ~,
'esc. rui!man. Nash Mass.chusHt;s
G ". n"l'esS. AmheIst, Mess ;.
sNlti' university al Town, IOWA 'ltN.
IVES, Nirsinia University, Morgan
Town: torneIl %''"r>itH, ithaca. \
y; Gmitcd states Naval \CademE. M
nna ari' MIG; onNI'rsit% ., oaiit"rn,l'
VIZ, ~; =; n!N,Es.'N 81 Minnesota
Minneapnhs: University 81 Illinois: IL
n PAN. MiSnisan Asrlyniinrai o"iitss.
east Lansing; UNIVERSITY OF fennsNi-
vania. irhiiadclphia; University Of YER
mont EurlnEt"n
.!ass - miNerStN "r Maine.
Z - II n. t4,at.~
ms n, Nn,r' iDams .niNHrsity, No
Ire I loane' IND; INJUNCTION University.
turai and Nieclaaicaf ,'% eI".c Nst s,ilI
water; University II WISCONSIN. Mad
;;Son' Kansas state NIricultural Col
,ese; Manh::ttan; University of No
gan. Nnn. Arhor I.niIsrsi,, 81 N'sni
IONA. Tucson: Mississippi Agricultural
I I., MeShanica! college University Of
class 'C"0Lehigh University. son,n
t .ernienen; "a; OREGON Agricultural
sti,,,tc or Tcchnoio,, 'IsSscnusei, In
Iniversity 'I Cnnn,1do h'sI"n iiarvard
Se!"er n"iEt:ecnh'c institute Troy. y.
g.; SonnI ,a, Agricultural College,
iowa s s;as coI1egs
N hnse 1o ohio ,i StatG univ;ers,y Column
,,,oro WIS ur-ii9'I,;;klns cn,Nersiiy Balti-
' tnwn NJ M,s M'''i;tins 19iiese Williams
New York CITY; College Of $, Thomas,
- ''I III, N sroo, ma. wan,
arcT r., ;sd r inoSre1t IS shown this
,iaa shos ~. = "ui,, I'ch school League
, ~" i"%,s1e inatchas. heginninr Ian
i;n,;ar pa; 49,, , 1ne .NSnicsS OF tho Ma
..s,.in,, - nrsociau "l or Amcrica md
tea,,s un,!i March -
IN ,ba cn,,, o.huls ha ~. been eutarc,l
.,o,c ~ aad ebt,loh' making, an acgr"-
,Ge chamnIo, p %Fs ~h" VII! shoot for
;iav. hcan ;;,.i5a, 't,onhE. tic teams
III. c,-a,nnia,t 's,uea INTO three classes,
l.oi, : con,nn,ai t'ophS and = medal
teams while : ,,ed ny ne class a.
81 To mo ~, :, m,eoat VII be present
ri. o."ss
H ,,S The boys e"npose eSeh , stxT
team viii count FOR the t teams 81 w caGh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
MISS WILSON OPERATED ON
Daughter Of President Inns tdcnOid
mud EnlnrEcd Tonslls
NCmnXed.

PHILADELPHIA. January 13.--Mss
Margaret Wilson, daughter OF the
President. was operated on at the JEFF
icrsrn Hospital here to-day, adcnoids
aud enlarged tonsils being removed
The operation was pronounced highly
snCccsSfuI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
RIG LEAGUE SEASONS
WILL OFTEN APRIL I:

CHICAGO, January 13.-Prcsidcnt
Johnson. OF the American League. sal
to-day that the American and National
League seasons doubtless would open
April l.. The TWO schedules will be
drawn NJ later by Mr.. Johnson and
Barney Dreyfus, the latter representing
the National League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

Sn"ctal I" TIL" Times Dispatch
EpSToN. January l3.-Iloyd .Icvnc.
OF Los Angeles. Was again defeated to-
might Nv Alfred lie Gro in tho second
block Of their championship match At
thrcc-cushioa billiards. The match il
TO 60 I" 100 points. DE orc tonight
ran up his total TO 100 while Jcync's is
sixty. Thus far Ill innings have been
nj. Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Exhibit nj Ar GIuh

ST the Art Club Of Richmond Thu.
week is being shown work In plans
for landscape architecture hr Miss
Ethel Woodward formerly OF Caliror-
MIA and now Of Powhatan County
Miss Woodward, who received ior
start in tho field Of art at the Art club
OF Richmond. specialized in landscapc
architecture at Groton. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
omorIc. Council Candidate.

\. q. ouarlcs. Of Highland Park. yes
tcr'.av announced himself ne = c1ndi :
date for tho Common Council from Leo
Ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Amateur Commission
Meets on Saturday

The annual meeting OF tho Anna
tcnr baseball Commission VIII he
held at the National Stntc aud city
nnnk ON saturday evening. january
IL. at o'clock sharp. President
hin desires nlt members to lie pres
cmt promptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
M'GILL DOWNS C. H. A. C.
East Basketball Game IL Captured by
score 0f 20 to It-Icum
Play Feature.

McGilfs basketball team last night
defeated the Church Tim Athletic Club
quint hE the score Of - 10 ~ The
game Was featured by fast playing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

summary: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for c. ". y. e.: Nickel and Trincr for
McGills. Goals from icld--Ecll. /
Murdock. y. Hay. >: Gcrrinr. - Sulli-
van. !: tlcary. :; Nickel, |. Goals from
foul-Hcll, 4; Ryan. 4. Rcfcrcc-Dob-
son. Time OF halves-rwcnty minutes
PLAYED At Howitzcrs' Armory on Jan
nary Is. 1915.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30
AN$25 Suits $21.5O
No Hard Luck Story Here

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The usual clearance sale saws,
Here's a lot Of good suits, some
good fabrics, some good styles, some sizes
and makes, some satisfaction in
other words, Heres nice big grab bag,
dig in and try your luck"
Now there may be those who
like to take a chance, to try
their luck, and if they've the money to
spare, we say ego ahead and gamble" On
the other hand, we believe that you and
most men take your clothes buying little more
seriously. We believe you would rather come to
store where service doesn't blow up in July
where you get full choice of good clothes,
such as