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was gone. and it seemed that surrender
was inevitable.
Sir Henry Clinton, the British COM
mander was in New York. Lord Corn
wallis was in Virginia with m army.
Other British forces held Charleston
and Savannah. Practically the whole
South was conquered, and Lord Corn
wallis was determined to add Nir-
sinia to his list.
Washington's feeble little army, with
French contingent under Count
ROchumbeau, was near New York
watching Clinton. The only other
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Here rs t0Id h0zV -Ame17cuu
and F>eueb M/ant,y,, sup
bo,zed by tile FiexcH Macy,
captured Me army of Lma
Co,uzOaMs and definitely
iu,ned Me tide Of the Revo-
IAfl0Ha,y H>W fo gvcto,y
far tile Continental /01res

HE summer of 1871 was Il
time of despair for the thir-
teen American states at war
with England. Their armies
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STRENGTH OF THE NATIONAL GUARD

States and Territories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
HAVANA RESULTS

wood. 100 DoyIe). . to 8. 3 to and
TO 4. won: Grenade. III tConnelly).
to >. to and TO 5, second; Argu-
: to s. third. Time. 1915 SIS vedado
Stoninston. Margaret Ellen and Arctu-
rus also ran.
Second-six furlongs--Minstrel 40
! Connolly. even. to > and out, won
Muzanti, io7 tschuttinger). 6 to l.
,urquharp. TO I, to and 3 to ..
third. Time. 1913 as. Spring Mass
, Alr. Snges, Protagoras, Moncreif and
. Cooster also ran.
Third--fve and one half furlonss--
sonny Boy, los tTaplin>;, to !; to :
tEalD. 10 to l. to and TO l. sec
ond: Stubborn. los tWhymark). Is to |.
. to and to ]. third. Time, :OS a..
Paulson, Regular, Dakota. Bunice and
Frontier also ran.
Fourth-fve and one-half furlongs-
Andromeda. lO5 (Young). Is to ], to l
and . to I. won: Ethan Allen. i 90 (Wat-
SOM. I To 10. / to 8 and ont. second:
Galeswinthe. "a g.. RYAN,. to l. to .
and c 70 :, third. Time. i:us 2-5. Bcss-
lien. 1IaberdaSh. Paul Davis. Ajax and
Breakers also ran.
Fifth-selling, mile and a sixteenth
Kris Krnglc. 103 tUrduhnrD. to 3.
to and out. won: Scorpii. 107 CPitzl.
/ { to l. to and to 2. second: Billie
nnkcr ~ tTaplin). 3 to /. to 8 and
to ., third. Time. AT Is. Almeda
] Lawrence. Charles r. ,Irainger and
( Balfron also ran.
'nilc-.sepoy. 81 Gitzn,. to !:
to and to 3. won; Emily r. 81
second: Earl OF SAVOY III tMountainb.
| : TO 8. to md to s. third. Time.
Il:4i 3-5. Dancing star SmiIax. Gale
thumplan and Wavcrlng also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
SEATON GOES TO CUBS
Iiut Fnncy salary Paid to Cowboy
Tom L. II Thing of Past,
Says WcrEbmRn.

CHICAGO, HI, January 2G.-Another
wizard Of tn" firing line has been
added to the ''Hhs roster. Failing In
his Efforts to land Fred Anderson. ! OPP
line: last season for the Euffalo Feds
Manager Tinker to-day hooked Tom
Scaton. once the iron man Of the Phila-
dclphia Nationals. and during the past
two seasons with BROOKLYN and New
ark, of The Cilinorcan circuit.
The North Side pilot OriEina lly
signed Tom to Il Fed contract in 1914,
but the latter eventually found his
way to the Wards. who loosencd to tho
extent Ok granting the knucklc- ball
shark a contract for $1,000 along with
extras in the form of travelling and
hotel expenses for Mrs. Scaton during
tn" season.
The fancy salary paid Scaton during
his association with the Feds is q thing
OF tie past, however, according tu
president WccGhman.
Aft"r suffering several hcatinEs Sea :
ton was traded TO Newark. and there
he found himself. with the result he
finished at rollickiuE gait.
The season Of 1913 was Toms ban
ncr year In the major leagues. Tween
iy-Scvcn battles ii which he started
resulted in victories for the Phils. and
even the great Alexandria was unable
| To surpaSs this exhibition. Just fol-
| that the Quaker City club officials OF.
fcrcd Tom q contract calling for $4,000
! the next season. with "a prohibitivt
bonus attached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES
). ;. ). Clears Skin of Erup.
lions; Drives Poison From
the System.

&c, IL fixed in your mind that skin
crnntons. Scrofuln. Eczema. burning.
I ltchinE skin and all skin diseases are
nHc entirely TO impure and infected
blood II the trouble was on the out
SIDE OF the skin. b. simply washing
ana Keeping 1t clean YOU could obtain
rehcf-not even ointrcnts, lotions and
saves would bc necessary. Agree with
US in this belief. and your trouble
can be rclicved-you can be entirely
restored TO health s. S. s. is a purely
vegetable treatment that YOU can Sc
cure from your own druggist--it Is
blood tonic that Will purify your blood
and cause a most decided abatement OF
your trouble. and finally make you en-
tirely we'll Fifty years ago s. S. 6.
was discovered and given TO suffering
mankind. During this period II has
proven its remarkable curative prop
critics IA a blood purifier and tonic,
and has relieved thousands OF cases
OF disease caused by impure blood, and
chronic or inherited blood diseases.
You can be relieved. but YOU must take
;. :. :. Take IL II only pimples appear,
for they denote bad blood, and may he
followed by the suherinRs from tor
turing skin eruptions. Therefore. be
sure. Don't take chances, don't use
lotions. Get s. S. S. from your drug
gist II yours IL a special case. write
Tor expert medical advice TO Swift
Specific Co, Atl9nta, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
REBEL AGAINST RULE
Professionalism. Players Connected
with sale of Sporting Goods.
tnlff0rninnS Mad.

NEW YORK. January % Letters
from officials "f lawn tennis or@ani-
cations in the West aud on the Pacific
Coast. which have been received by an
official OF the United states National
Lawn Tennis Association, ar" construed
her" as Indicating that the Western
men VIII SoCcd" from the association if
IL adopts Il rule professionalizinC all
tennis players connected with tho sale
Of sporting goods
California is reported here to he re-
p"lllouS against any movement reflect
luS upon tn" amateur status Of Maurice
T.. Mclaughlin and Thomas 6. Bundy
rs result Of their venture in Il sport
ing goods business.
II is assumed from the Western let
tors that II players connected with the
sal" OF sporting goods are declared in
eligible as amateurs, the Western play
ers VIII call q meeting to organize a
now tennis association in that section.
II is animated that the Western men
are ready to contend that "a PLAYER re-
mains AN amateur unless h" receives
payment in money or lis equivalent for
competing, completes for cash prigc or
sells his prizes.
The question is likcly to he brought
up for determination at the meeting Of
tn" national association next month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
JUAREZ RESULTS

iiunt, s TO >, to | and to ;. won:
Hcnot"ka. il3 CStirling), 3 to !, 8 to >
aud 10 10. second: Eel. ia tMulhare).
- TO !. TO and 3 To !, third. Time
l:oi 10 LaBc,lc Hrocadc. I.achis,
ANNUAL Interest. Pljaroita, Doc Allen.
AZurca and Grays Favorite also ran
second - i've fU:longs - Bank, 100
u.otins). 10 ., ont and out. won;
brooks, II" CavanaUgh). . To !. | to 3
ana Out, second: SAVING. loo tMorys).
shadow and Violet also ran.
third - six furiongS Type l05
lprmeSl, 2 to !, even and to ,, won:
originator, i'll CMolcsworth). Il 10 /.
: 10 and even, second. Superb LOG
tMuiharcl, L. !, TO and 3 to ..
Ticket, Tower. Cecil. Knight OF Pythiaa
Wills. Husky Lad. Gano. old Coin and
l'rOrcaliS also ran.
Fourth n seven fur!ongs - bonanza,
100 tStearns). ? 10 /. = 10 ; and to g..
Won; King Bon. lo2 Graves. : to /.
L" > and 10 ,, second; Dundrcary.
~ ;hiri hen: rin'o TO- J. to " and TO 3;
Olga Star also ran
fifth-fv" and ne-half furlongs-U
Sc" II. - NiurlD. even. = to ) and
I" >. won; hrdman. lO5 (Morys).
A." 10 J. even and To .. second; Jake
Argent, no tormcs). to |. to and
Cole and connau!ht also ran.
StNth-mile-FiIS Star. ll2 tMoles-
WORTH. 4 - |. 3 TO and 2 to !, won:
safranor. no tFaUicy), s 20 l. to |
ana even. second: Eastman lI2
orm"sl. TO !, II and even. third.
ii"nrE Walbank, Transparent and Choc-
tGW also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
RICHMOND PLAYERS LOOK
VICTORY IN BIG CONTEST
Newport News Club Strongest In south.
jack Day viii Referee
tsnmC.
How They Line Up
The chance for Richmond people Il

+ The chance for Richmond people tic
see soccer football, as it should b'
played has long been waited for. OR
saturday there will be a bang-up game
a, Broad Street Park which will bC
played between Richmond and Newport
News. for the benefit of the War Relies
Association of Virginia. Both teams
have been training hard for the game
and are now in splendid condition. Tn,
team to represent Richmond was chosen
last night and il is a we'll balanced
eleven that will represent the Old Do
minion Capital There is not n wca X
spot in the team.
\ few changes have been made to the
team that Went TO Newport News on
New Years Day, when it lost by Il
very close margin. The forward line.
as we'll as the half back line has been
changed ana both lines have becn
strengthened by the change Every
man is going into the game deter
mined to win and the ShphuildcrS will
find they have hard nut 20 crack.
II has bccn the expressed wish of tho
selection committee and OF both teams
that W. H. Jack" Day should have
charge OF the game. Day is man
who knows the game from y TO T.. and
is Il competent referee. The Newport
News team is very strong in every
department. and is also n very fast and
heavy team. The men are all players
of experience and the combination is at
times hcwildcring. 1t is without doubt
the strongest team in the South. but
the Newport News eleven viii this time
meet it's equal
Tickets to the game arc going fast
and a good crowd is expected if the
weather remains good. The Richmond
soccer Club is paying the expenses of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First.thrcc furlongs- solvelg. ll5
GUtwelD. Q TO .. s to ana TO :. won:
owaga ii5 CMcAtec). 8 10 |. s 10 and
70 :, second; Flights Fancy. ll5 II.
Fyint. Gcorg" G. Love. BIRD Lore and
swift Fox also ran.
second five and one half furlnnes-
Souvenir, los tGentry). 10 .. Ia :
ana TO 10. Won; lnrot. IL CButwclD.
: 10 !. , !" and : to :. second. TIE
l.SN loo GiraZoD, 90 to !, To ! and
20 !, third Time. 1910 10 Lyndora.
Watch Your step. Elizabeth Lee, Don
ncr. idt'l" Gimk ana J. II. Suggs also
rurl
Third nyo ana one-half furlongs-
Nachei Worth. no tNandusen), 20 10 !,
TO land t" !. won, Gentle Woman.
los tGoutrI). s TO >. 3 10 and TO >.
second. S"rNin. ll2 'Ambroscp, ! TO .,
"v"n and 90 >, third. Time. ! 10. Ra.
Newman Ii"rniui, Mnudic Muricrs Pct.
snort i'aIl"t, Politician Sands Diamond
&ud Miss Atkiu also ran.
Fourth mile and "a sixtccn,h-Sur-
passing, 100 Garner. = TO =. to : and
out won, Africa B"uu llo 81 MCTac-
caro-. to 2 even an6. . 10 :. second. El
. to >. third Time so as. Thought
Reader and Yodcls also an
Erin mile and twenty yards-River
King, lo5 CAmbroscl, to .. To > ana
TO !" won: PlantaEanct. 100 CAic-
ono Gerard. Ill CMetcalN. . to l.
=" and 10 J, third Time. 1876 ? :
T!v! Chilia. Mike Mullen. Servicencc
sixth milo ana twenty YARDS ,ca
s'ir"vili", loo tEcdorisl. Il To :. even
and To .. won Rustling Hrass. i1G
lNp"fn.f). "a 81. TO " and out. sec.
9nn cara Morgan % tCalahan)
- ]. =" ard 20 g. third Time
50 Euholiuk. Modesto Eov and Lost
. FORTUNE also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
BAT is SEEKING DIVORCE
DURABLE DANE CAN'T AGREE
WITH HIS CARTOONlST WIFE
Nelson only Considered ns PM by Tier,
WINS Married In Denver Three
Years Ago.

CHICAGO. January 26.--Irs on. There
isn't going to be any further exchange
of communicates between Battling Mel
son and his pretty, talented wife with
Il view TO rccOnciling their numerous
and various martial difficulties And
furthermore the durable Dane" has
come TO a hclatcd conclusion that an
interval OF single blcSscdness is pre-
| fcrablc 10 just being wifcless nus
band. All OF which lends up to the suit
filed to day in the Circuit Court bv
the former lightweight champion TO
divorce Airs Fay I<inr. Nelson to whom
he WAS married three years ago, and
who has since considered him ONLY 81
pal"
Mrs. Nelson found satisfaction, IL
seems. in marrying an idol Of the istic
arena. and hugely enjoyed that coun-
try-widc blaze of publicity that at
tended the wedding. But. after that,
she found greater happiness in con
tinu!ng her cartooning WORK In Denver
away from her husband
She wanted me to eat water cress
salad. when wanted a bcefsteak
she wanted me tn wear II cap and
sweater, so would look like tough
pug.
she didn't want me to get my cars
operated on so could look like n
human being
And she Inundated me before my
friends every chance she got"
Thcs. are few of the reasons Fat
Nelson. former lightweight champion.
gave for fliu;; his divorce suit against
Mrs. Fay King Nelson
i5at was in q doctors Office having
the cauli:lowcr trimmed GU; OF his ears
Believe me. this hurts" lie said, hut
us nothing TO The grief | have been
having for the last three years. ever
since got married
Ttat Wife Of mine sure made liro
miserable for mo. If said ANYTHING
SAID 200 much. If | didn't say any
'hinE there seemed TO have been some
thihr | ought to have said II ala
anything | aid il wrong. aud il didu.,
90 anything ] made Il mistake anyway
i'ciicTe me. when this divorce suit
is over. am going to take a good va;
ca'i"n. Ihcn, just As soon as | nud
INC riGht girl. ! ann going to get mar
ried again.
am going TO have that boIa,od
hoh"Nmoon trip to Australia IL ] have
I" take II alone. My present vito
""ni6n' 20 across the street with mo-
I'm his suit Nelson incorporates OK
ccrriS OF several letters that his wifa
sort 70 him during the three .cars in
'"rNal OF their separation. Most Of
then! dealt with her determination
never TO live with him. These wer,.
written. however. in tho latter par, or
their corresponding. O,hcr letters
written shortly after their mar-inpa
referred 10 him as Imy dear little wolly
lamb ana nor "lnmb-cyed battling.
ana conclude with tons and coolies OF
kisses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
TERPS TO HAVE MEETING
BAL TIMORE FEDERALS MAY
HAVE TRUMP CARD TO PLAY
Get Together To-day tn Discuss Ac-
tiUn-,Iny Lease Pnrk to
Jack Dunn.

| -,,,,-, -, ~ A.
'-Ni' '"oN''' '"''"''S Nv" '''''
the International League ihoSuls nave
ratified the transfer OF the Richmond
! fr,ncbi.. boro aud IocI, Dunn 10 going
!
''''''" W." '''''' WV ''9
! ing OF his team. rams are anNi"usiy
awaiting the next move of the local
/ rcLcr,ls nh, hir shnydown prub
~
90 's Nii' IN, ,,,i Wv" ,.'',,,
"ii'''''5 VI -" ''
''"' - 80 , ~; 49,,
n'St''"S AZ ~,
on'oh ''"s'
,h'"E ,"'"'i's o"' 80. W, ,;', WI,
Knows we secret P''SSNo." nv"
ANY WI nc i'' ~ 80.
S'"h w wv ''@
"''i any "'''' 'S ~ "'' - W
occ"' .,
i'S''t"' N''t"'' ''"S'" ''
fuses :" ''''''' '"', ms .'"n ""S ios.
o"' ''''tc'H' "u" 80,
,io''i '''S '.'''"". ,"', ~ '.
l''t y "'"S'e' St'"N' a. '"''' S,.
'''' nature VI M"''" "''H "t'"',e NM" i"
, '"-"'"' 70" "''''"''!', :" NV
cur - Wy p,o'" olt' !. W. ,''' nv"
'"'H 'n't 'ne "''t,'1' ~ w" Wv"
s'','" a. y "',,' I"' :, "sn :" - ""'''
'""' "''e' "it ,"e "'', ,''"'7 '''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
HOPEWELl MANAGER GETS
BUSY AND SIGNS PLAYER
Wizards VIII lie COntcndcrs for Flag.
Want Exhibition Game with
RichinOnd lnts.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


HoPEwELL. VA, January 90
King" Kelley, who was recently Sc
iected as manager OF the lIopcwell
team in the Virginia League, said here
to day that every effort would be made
to land the pennant this season for
the wizard city.
Kelley Is already signing players for
the coming season. He signed Peter
Dernoga, of Rochester, ~ Y, to-day.
Dernosa comes to the local team
highly recommended. ard il is thought
that he will make valuable man at
shortstop.
The seven men who were on the old
Petersburg reserve list last year will
be given tryout this season, but
Kelley is not confident that all OF the
men Will make good.
An effort will be made to SECURE
mn exhibition game here with the Rich
mond Interna tional League team before
the season opens. II Is thought that
a good deal OF interest would be mani
Tested in a game between the Rich
mond team and the locals. Exhibition
games will also he played with teams
in the Carolina League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
SUFFRAGE CHAlK-TAlK
Crowd OF 200 Hears Open-Air Speecbs.
by Women Workers mt Sixth and
Druad.

An audience OF between 200 and 400
men and women last night heard repre-
sentatives OF the Equal Suffrage League
or Richmond plead for their cause at an
open-air meeting at Sixth and Broad
Streets. Addresses wcro made by Miss
Slae Schaill and Miss Nora Houston
Miss Houston illustrated her lecture
IN oehaii or votes for women with n
cha ik-talk. Upon big blackboard
she variously illustrated what woman
has accomplished since the early ages
showing the industries she followed
then and the more important paths she
purSues to-day.
Mrs. +. L. Johson was present In
charSc or n committee OF workers who
went through the crowd and secured
signatures 10 tho petition which Will
be presented TO tho Legislature in be-
half OF the suffrage amendment TO the
Constitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
FINAL SPRUNT LECTURE
WIFI he Delivered To- Night ut InJo,,
seminar? by Rev. iIurris T..
Kirk, -. ID.

INC ninth ana hnal James Sprun, lee
,u'c ior the year 1915 Will be delivered
IN IN" chap"! OF the Union Thcolouical
- iuinarN' NJ Gintcr Park. to-nigh, at
80 "ci"'N h'V harris l.. Kirk. D. y.
or Baltimore. ne speaker FOR mi. ,o.r
has h"la tn. close ana apuroci:,,ive -,
tl"h 81 me visitors in attendance from
Il "iS's:1ce and friends from the civ. "a
Wen - the entire seminary student
IN" genera! subject OF this years So
res OF lectures wos Observation-Disclosures.
he''sioh OF Power" The sub,cc, OF
its'are tonight Will be The
Finally OF Christianity" and WIN ,'..
hitting elimination 10 the series Tn.
public is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

Enter Big Meet
barton Heights VIII Run Two
Relay Race mt baltimore.
finlf-Miters practicinE,

The barton Heights Athletic Club
TX working hnrd to put II strong
track tenn In the field this year.
inc suDurbnnites are we'll fortified
with hnlf-milers, five having already
stnrted ON the grind. Burton Heights
VIII send strong twO-mile tenn to
the John l1OpkIns-Flfth Regiment
EnmeH In baltimore on February II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
FIRE ENGINE TESTED
develops Pumping Capacity of ESQ GnI-
Ions Per Minutc-FIre Chiefs
WttneRk Trials

y Watcrous IRE engine tcntatIve,v
purchased by tho city for No II Com
pany, South Richmond. was satisfac-
torily tested yesterday at Twentieth
ana Dock Streets By officials Of the
FIRE Department and members Of the
board OF commissioners.
The capacity test showed ESQ gallons
minute in throwing water. while the
specifications called only for coo gall
Ions minute. The road test. for spced
and climbing hills. was entirely salts
factory. i, was said Several chiefs OF
the departments OF other cities wit
messed the tests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Richmond Dairy Company team
defeated the lIaines. Jones and Cad
bury team two out or three games last
night on the Newport Alleys. Berry
man was high man for the plumbers
with lSi, and Woody. the boy wonder,
led the Milk Men with 200 TO his credit
Campbell. a new player signed by the
Plumbers. finished with a good total.
In The Times Dispatch League series
last night on the Newport Alleys, the
Stercotypcrs made clean sweep OF the
series with the EnEravers. and went
into second place in tho standing col
umn. Sturdivant led for high indi-
vidual score. with Captain Green close
second. Iierndon also made a fine
showing and put up a good total for
his team. Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
cox GETS IN LEAD

In the looo-ba match game at the
Superior Billiard Academy, Cox. the
North Carolina champion, in the after
noon game Yesterday succeeded in cut =
ting down the Pacific Coast champion
lead OF sixty eight balls to thirty. and
In the night game took thirty moro
lead from the coast nlaver. and added
lead of thirtv-one ball! to his score
Tho game Is played lin clocks OF I25
balls ut the afternoon game and 100
balls at the night game. The Dublic Is
invited to witness this game Of science
ard skill. II is free 10 all lovers or tho
scientific game of pocket billiards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

large ana enthusiastic meeting OF
the Junior Hollywood Associ,tinn 80
"s'" on Tuesday, when the following
o!'teES were elected: Mrs william NJ
"'r' president: Mrs. j. II Capcr.
~ hrst vice president: Mrs g. p. Rob.
cF'Son, second vice president. Nrs
,"'luei Dew, correspondents; secretary.
MSS LihdIey Powers. recording Score
''' - an" MIS- Henry Cooper. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
10y struck hx street Cnr.

Russell Dohson, "a fourteen year old
boy living NJ i20 I-2 West Clay street.
was struck by an lakewood and Broad
street car at First and Grace Streets
yesterday afternoon and slightly In
Jured. lie was taken to Grace Iospi-
tai. where n laceration In hia head was
dressed. He was able to go to his homo
a few minutes later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
BAUER CONSIDERS GOING
TO BENEDICTINE COLLEGE
John Marshall High Sub Quarter May
ChnnEc SrhoolS-IS Good
Baseball Man.

John Bauer, the younEstcr who gave
Lew Str!nGcr 4 hard run for quarter
back OF the John Marshall eleven last
season. is considering entering Bcncdic-
tine College. Bauer his friends assert
would have made John Marshall last
year ii he had not had two broken ribs
but h" stuck il on: until the last, and
played star ball at Blackstone
BcncdiCtnc could use Haucr in base
ball this season, aS he is a good man
on third sack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
VIRGINIA TENNIS PLAYER
MAKING STRONG SHOWING
Hugh Whitehead, Sole Represcnt,,,v.
From This state. Does Well
Mt PInchurxt Tourney
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

plNEliURST, " c.. January 2s
Hugh Whitehead OF Norfolk, Vir.
ginia's sole representative I'm Tho
midwintcr tennis tournament AZ
Pinehurst played to-day in part
nership with t. 5. Glassco, OF To-
ronto. In the mems doubles, tho
team earning Il position in the semi
finals by defeating Herbert Sweet am,
II. IL. Weldon. of Providence, Ga 81
60. The opponents OF Whitehead and
CilaSsco In the Semifinals will no y Z.
Scaver, of Brookline, and n. A. Throck
morton. of Elizabeth. the winners 10
meet in the finals the redoubtohIa
team composed of j. ID. T. Jones and
II. a. Mackinney. OF Providence Jones
and Mackinncy have already disposcd
OF their seminal match.
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ordinance reducing The price OF
Incomes effective on February The
passage OF the ordinance is the result
OF Inc effective work OF Aldermen 10
seph T.. Powers and Waverlcy H. Melton
and Councilman Clyde II. Ratcliffe,
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WHITTET OPERATED ON
Chairman of Administrative Donrd Re-
ported I'm Satisfactory
Condition.

Robert Whitte,. Jr.. chairman of tho
Administrative Board. who has been
IN i'll health for some time, was OPP
Grated or at the Grace Hospital yes
terday for stomach trouble and il was
stated last night that his condition
was satisfactory.
Though Mr.. Whittets illness has
been Of long standing, hope for his
complete recovery is entertained. and
the operation performed yesterday Is
aid 10 have been successful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

H. Is Bachc. 70s Barton Avenue. re-
ported TO the police last night that
ms automobile had been stolen from,
before 2ol North Mulberry street last
hiSh' about so o'clock Tho police
had not recovered IL up To an early
hour this morning