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Evening star., 1917-11-27
THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUES IN
MISSES COATS AT SIS.

Smart Styles the kind you have admired at much higher
prices, are obtainable in these coats at SIS.
There unusually large assortment choose from
wide choice of patterns celors and models that viii
satisfy every possible preference
The designs the Workmanship, the tailoring up
to rigid specifications
Styles, Materials: Colors:
High-waisted, Pom Cloth, Beaver,
Full Belted, Velours Beetroot,
Military, Cheviots, Russian green,
Large collarsi Broadcloths, Brown, Navy,
Slash and patch pockets. Zibeine. Reindeer.
All attractvely lined and warmly interlined max
ing them suitable for the weather-$25
The showing of Misses Goats priced from $3.50 to
$3.50
Evening star., 1917-11-27

; Advance Indications promise some un-
Asually bright and snappy issues Of the
Congressional Record this winter.
Evening star., 1917-11-27
Tides Of Travel.

Tides Of Travel.
aThings have changed In recent years"
'Yes;" replied Farmer Corntossel. "It
isn't SO long since It was hard to keep
tho boys on the farm. Now I shouldn't
be surprised to see . whole lot o city
boys coming to the country to make
their fortunes"
Evening star., 1917-11-27
THANKSGIVING
CANDIES.

Mullane's Woodland Goodies,
Soc la lb.
Mullane's Mixed Chips, Csc IL lb.
Mullane's Mixed Taffy, Soc l lb.
THE Candies made with loving care"
Marshmallows, Soc LIB.
A large assortment of Hard Candy,
Gum Drops and Fine Chocolates.
Fourth floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1917-11-27
Melodious Mystery.

Melodious Mystery.
"The trouble Is that you Americans
don't understand grand opera"
"That's what have been telling my
wife," agreed Mr.. Cumrox. IF We un-
derstood the proposition better, we
wouldn't be paying ten or fifteen dollars
q seat for it."
Evening star., 1917-11-27
No Imaginary Disease,

Yssn ne Ptttsburgh Ganstts Tfnss.
Remember how We used 10 laux& n,
the English for their SPY ks@erS
Evening star., 1917-11-27
SPLENDID APRON
VALUES

Thanksgiving Requirements and
Christmas Gifts All Anticipated.
Thanksgiving and Christmas prepara-
tions and plans make the Apron section
very popular one with women and girls.
There are practical needs to be met and
there arc the dantiest gifts to be selected.
Here are three exceptional values for
Thanksgiving. "Three-quarter" Serv-
ing Aprons, Csc, 75c and $l.0O.
At 65c-Lawn Aprons with embroidery on
bib and straps.
At 75c-Lawn Aprons with full-length en-
broiderv insertion straps.
At $1.oo-Dotted Swiss Aprons, in fitted
band style, beautifully made.
FOR THE CORRECTLY
UNIFORMED MAID.
We have the proper aprons to assist her
in making neat and refined appearance
aprons for the personal maid, for the parior
maid, for the dining room maid, for do
mestic science work.
Priced from 38c to $1.5O.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1917-11-27
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving.
De blessin's is so many
As de days are passin' by
rs jes bein' thankful
Thout a-givin' reasons why.
Evening star., 1917-11-27
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANpER JOHNSON.
The Worlds a Stage.

The Worlds Stage.
"All the worlds STAGE" remarked
Mr.. Stormington Barnes.
Gwen during this war;"
'eYes. It is entirely due to desire
on the part Of the Hohenzollern troupe to
monopolize the spotlight and draw all
the salary"
Evening star., 1917-11-27
The Pretty Skirts of the
Season

Smart plaids and stripes in daring
colors, full plated or plain tailored
models; the most original effects Of
the season. s12.75 to $500 each.
Silk Faille and Chiffon Broadcloth
Skirts. plain black in the more con-
servative models for mourning and
general wear, S1675 to $500.
Black Serge and Chudda Cloth
Skirts. full plated, plain and side
plated styles expressing all the ten
denotes Of the autumn-winter season.
$1,000 and S1275.
Plain Tailored Skirts of mixtures.
stripes and plain navy and black
serges and poplins; many different
models. S5.75 each.
Third door street.
Evening star., 1917-11-27
Another Day for Women to Secure New Gar
ments Before Thanksgiving

ND glad be able inform them that splendid
service is ready their up the last moment
There garment displayed that does claim attention
Evening star., 1917-11-27

display of Gowns that offer patrons with full
fdence of their beauty and appropriateness and with especial
pride in their excellence
HANDSOME DINNER GOWNS
Vevet Chiffon Velvet George and Georgee combined with
Tc hustle and straight line effects fascinating
their soft drapee panels sashes Many fine beaded designs
EXQUISITE EVENING GOWNS
Lovely Satns Chiffon Velve Nets Chon handsome Metallic
cloth Nothing could be adorable
than exquisite gowns shades Of black white
blue gold and other fashionable shades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
JOINT MEETING FOR
MEN AND WOMEN TO-DAY
ErnnEelIstir Services Conducted In All
Churches for Pnrt TWO Weeks
VIII Close T0-MorrON.

Women. as we'll as mon. arc in
vitcd to the meeting at ] O'Clock to-
day in the auditorium of the central
Young Mems Christian Association.
which VIII conclude the series OF noon
day services which have bccn held
daily since tho opening Of tho stimuli
t8neous evangclistic campaign two
weeks ago. Separate meetings have
been held heretofore for men and wo-
men. Rev. J. T. T. Hundley. OF Lynch
burg. president OF Virginia Christian
college, viii speak, and j. Dale Stcntz
and Mrs. Stcntz will sing.
The only other services TO be hold
to-day IN connection with the evan
sclisttc campaign Will he the extern
sion meetings. also at noon. as fol-
lows: Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad shops. Southern Rail-
way shops. chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way shops. Fulton shops. Richmond
t-uar Works. Home for Incurablcs and
Fir" Engine Houses /. 5, 3. S and IL
The campaign will close in most Of
t!i' churches Tomorrow. The rcccp-
ton OF new members gained during
the special services. viii take plac. i'm
many churches. Mems meetings will
%" held tomorrow afternoon in va
r'"us parts OF the city. in addition to
The ,hcatrr meetings in the down
town district.
Non's Patriotic Duty" will be the
subject OF III" address Tomorrow .,f-
icrn"cn at the Lyric by Rev. Gcorp !.
W SWopc. l.. -. OF South Carolina
J Dale Stcntz and Mrs. Stents Will
sing. The ground noor viii be reserved
for men and the balcony for women
Meetings for boys will be held in
other ,hcatcrs.
Or. Swopo has been preaching for
the past three weeks at the Leigh
street Baptist Church y total @: 20
ha'! presented themselves for member
ship in tho church AT the close Of the
:crNi"c Thursday night.
EcN. w. II. Sledgc. pastor OF Grace
BAPTIST Church. Baltimore. spoke at
the mems meeting at noon Yesterday
~ the Central Young Mems Christian
Association. His subject was How
IA" Lord Comforts in Time OF Trouble
Key. w. II. Gibson, pastor of Rroadus
Memorial Baptist Church. presided
and Rev samuel l.. Dunvillc pastor
ot Decatur street Methodist Church.
conducted the song service.
Daily services will he held next week
the last week OF Lent, in the Epis-
copal churches of Richmond and in
others of different denominations, in
Guiding Pine Street Baptist Church
and tile First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

|,ii;Gnncy I@i CMcrmcel. ii to il. , to
L.. IT, 1. FIRST: Sir oliver. no or Nc
|Iaggarb, II to :. TO 10. / TO 5. second
|Fcrscus. JOS tDominIck). To |. . to l.
Il 10 g third. Time. 100 Dahlin. Res
|snnia. Burbank Enjoy. May Star. Cash
60 !. 10 !. "ven frst: sSru,tner iio
II McTaSGdrtl, ) 10 =. 10 10 II z.
second: YarH ioI ,3loom). 10 10 l. e to {.
+ 10 l. third. Time. l:it 3-5. Cash m Dc.
Laura lanes Bcrmudtan, Aunt Sal. Elcc.
Thirl ,siy inr':nss. -rs'hocm. no Ct. Nc,
K Iss"i Is. lm ,Icdcotn. to /. 3 to l. ri to
l. second: Detour. los IDominichO, to /.
f. to /. to s. third. Timc. lis 90 Sub.
icct AIconrt. Oldsmobiic. Sir DYKE. Henry
|yalbank Frisky also. ran.
Fourth miI,-Old Rosebud. 1870 tPcak). II
to 20 out. out. first: Little String. 10i
Gykc,. to !: 10 10. out. second: Gordon
: third. Tine i:ss 4.s. Whiriins Dun
!t;rundy. Pocktchoo also ran.
Fiftl-hyc and one hn1f turlcnGs-Syb hill.
|1oi (Toisc,. S to S. to 10. l to g. first :
IMiIhrcy. iN tStearnsp to I. to :, Ia
!. second: Wat. 10I (Barretp. Z TO L. TO
IL tvcn. third. Time. l:01. lIasty Cora
RED Deer: IIaze'nut. Lady Ward, Nrttio
slS,h race :miies-Rsey; 10 !war5sn,, y
10 I'll, to L. " to even. F seseni: Out.
|i0i 'trroisel. II to I. to L. 5 to ), third.
|rime: i;is a.5 ,iandful; vcrcna. Lady
rerugino. Mabel Dulwchcr.
transport. Minnie j. Prime Mover also
Ian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
POLICE TAKE CENSUS
OF WIRELESS STATIONS
Find rW~nt!-SN In Western Src-
tim. rive in East and Si>
on SouthsIdc

The uoliCc yesterday complied for
Mayor George AiuSlic Il list OF all tho
amateur wireless telegraph stations in
IiIchmomd. Twcn,y-siX stations. prac-
tcally all Of which were equipped
win sending apparatus were report
Ell 10 he located in the Second District.
while only five we're located in the
First District. according to reports
made to Chief Of Folio. Werner. Six
stations arc in operation in the Third
District. south Of the James River.
The information WAS transmitted TO
tho Mayor. but city authorities have
no control over the wireless stations.
several years lEO tho Federal govern
mont regulated all such stations. as
signing to each an Individual call let
ter. They are listed. according to lis
trirtS. by the Navy Department. and
arc operated under license from the
department.
The Navy Department ut tina: time
limited the sending stations in use by
amateurs to small power. wiIh Il Ca
pa"Ity for covering only II short It's.
tanc". For this reason il - not be
licNcd ,hai the stations in Richmond
however. as to what apparatus the
stations use for receiving messages
their range in some Instances reach.
ms from Loo to l.J0n miles.
Messages from many OF the high
powered stations scattered along the
Atlantic coWSt may be Intercepted in
i;i,hn "nd. but there is heavy penalty
Tor ditGlGinG tho contents of such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
FAILS OF QUORUM
street Committee Wnnt. Mcmbc 70
Notified ns to Time of Future.

Thirty minutes claDscl between the
hour called for the session and the
time that Il quorum could he mustered
TO star, meeting OF the Council Com
nittcc on streets yesterday afternoon
Those present were as follows: Chair
man Ordway Puilcr. Alderman .Iosrnh
r. Powers, Alderman MarN .iuns;
Councilman William T.. Sullivan and
Councilman JohE w. Moore Those
absent were as follows Alderman Ar
thur G. Nielsen. Councilman Edgar u.
English. Councilman William D. But
Ter and Councilman II. Il. Atkinson.
resolution Was adopted by the com
mittee directing Sergeant Arms
Huskcll i'm the future, to notify all
members of the committee by telc-
phone. ono hour in advance o! the
time of scheduled meeting. II is
believed that this course will assure
the presence OF a quorum to trnnsac,
the city's business
The committee tabled resolution
TO direct the City Attorney to condemn
II right Of way across the MARSHALL
street Niaduct to open that bridge to
the tree use OF cchicular traffic No
member of the Administrative Board
which advocated the adoption If the
resolution. was present in its behalf
.Nn ordinance to permit the Union
Storage Warehouse Company to extend
concrete platform I'm Cary Street be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
NhE FOREST WINS FROM
IfB:RTI-TIL;DMON TEAM
.-pcciaI,o tn. Times-Dispa,cb ,

- Snccial % tn" Times Dispatch
AXE FOREST, y. g.. March 10
~" inh"!d hit Of n questionable variety
[cpresent"d the total damage done
Sainst the combined deliveries Of
NuS'in and Franks this afternoon by
.lh"r'E- Piedmont in "a mediocre game
/ men wake Forest won. ? to . The
isliorS played q sterling fielding game
'nt Wer" helpless before the Baptist
pound artists. 10th OF their runs be-
hE accounted for b% ragged fielding
|'hd to wiId PITCHES by Austin
Score; y II =
rs AXE Forest :. ~
liberty Piedmont - %
Ihrce- base hit--f.cgRc,, Sacrifice
1t Hines. liits-on Austin. in S
innings. off Franks. ia , innings
struck ou,--hy Austin. .; by Franks. : !;
y Gentry 10. Base on baIls-on Aus
IN. J. Hit by pitched ball-by Cen
rs Harris. Franks, Ridge. stolen
'hs"s- Middleton, Whickcr. First base
|n crr"rs--L!bcrty Piedmont - Wake
'"rcsi. Lief, on bascs-Liberty-
i"d'nou'. :; wake Forest. .. Earned
uns- Wax" Forest. 2. Batteries: wake
'"rcS' Austin. Franks. ELLIS aud Vas
icy; Liberty out--Gcntry ana
'iiddicton. Umpire. Caddcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
IR0NIZED PAW-PAW
B A N | s H E s
NERVOUSNESS
People Who Have "IrOn- in
Their Blood Are Strong,
Healthy and Vigorous.
irOnjzed Paw-Paw, the Most
werfuI Combination
known, Can Now Be
Taken in One Dose.

Disordcrcd Stomachs are responsible
for nearly all bodily ills. Where a
perSon cats heartily and digcsts his
food properly. the blood is vitalizcd
and enriched. which sets the liver and
Kidneys and all the vital organs into
active and healthful operation. Where
the stomach is strong tho blood is
strong; where the blood is strong the
nerves are strong; where tho nerves
are strong. the kidneys. heart and
lungs and liver arc strong. Many peo-
pic die from starvation: that Is they
starve the blood, they starve the
nerves and tho general tissues OF the
whole body. Not that people do not
MI their stomachs with nourishinr
rood, but because what they do put
into the stomach does not properly di-
gest, does not properly assimilate"
ThatS why people write to say that
lronized Paw-Paw has cured them Of
nervousness.
That's why among our record of
cures VIC find many insomnia cases
cured by Ironized Paw-Paw
That's why they tell us that Iron
lied PawPaw has cured them OF
rheumatism.
That's why we hear OF kidney and
liver troubles that have been cured by
lronized Paw-Paw
That's why we get SO many letters
saying that lronized PawPaw has
cured Catarrh.
All these ailments probably had
their origin in some form OF stomach
trouble. Paw-Paw cured and cleansed
the stomach. purified the blood, toned
up the nerves. and the sufferers soon
found that the other real or rancied
ailments had left them.
raw -lRON-NUN-thc princi-
pal component parts OF the Standard
New Remedy is being specially intro
duced and explained at II. a. Miller
Co, also at Trasle's. Grants, Polk Mil
ler l4iEgets, Childrcy's and Tarrant's
store, where the IRON MAN" meets
everybody desirious Of information or
advice. Call and obtain n test absolu-
tcly free
Headquarters for South Richmond:
Washington & Early.
SOLE AGENCY FOR PETERSBURG:
MORRISON. THE DRUG MAN.
This great new remedy is sold every
where III bottles containing nearly Is
ounces at Sl.-Aly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

ter now unbearablc tho itching and
burning of the skin, s. S. s. will
promptly reach the seat Of the trouble
and forever rout from the blood every
trace Of the disease, just as it has for
others who have suffered as You have.
THIS grand blood remedy has been
used for more than fifty years, and
You have only to give IL a fair trial
TO he restored to perfect health.
Our chief medical officer is an au-
thority on blood and skin disorders,
and he viii take pleasure In giving
you Such advice as your individual
case may need. absolutely without
cost. Writc to-day, describing your
case to medical department. Swift
Specific Co.. 81 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
SUIT is COMPROMISED
Insurance Company saves city Harm
less In Accident tn ems
Works Truck.

Having been compromised. the suit
Of j. : Heppcrt. administrator Of Katie
T.. BROOKS. against the CITY OF Eich-
'uond. for $4,000 damages. was dis
missed yesterday from the docket in
the city Circuit Court.
Mrs. Brooks was fatally hurt ON
February Ii. 1916. when She WAS struck
by All automobile truck owned by the
CITY Gas Department. She was run
down at carter and Beverly streets
and sustained injuries which caused
her death the same day. Suit against
tho city followed.
Assistant city Attorney Anderson
cNplnined that the case had been com
promised without costing the city
penny II appears that the automobiles
of the Gas department are insured
against accidents. aud the company in
which such policy WAS held settled
the case 1t was reported that il had
been adjusted for sl500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter, lIrysipclas and
other terrifying conditions of tho SIX in,
arc dccp-scated blood Diseases, and
applications Of salvcs lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re-
lief, without reaching the real scat Of
the trouble. But just because local
treatment has done you no good, there
Is no reason to despair. You simply
have not sought the proper treatment
that is within your reach.
You have the experience OF others
who have suffered as you have to
guide you to prompt radiance of
blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation, no mat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
SPORTS
little CLASS TO TIGERS
MAMMOTH PITCHING CORPS
"ouhh Material t:rren-Othcr
'in!crs Are Developing
kuDIdts
Specialize The Tirncs- Dispatch.

Especial, TO The rimcs- Dispatch
HAMPpEN- SIDNEY. VA. March 30
-Chiavorablc weather conditions have
sept Coach Bcrnicr from getting a
'ooh line on the material for tho
'iEer nine this season, but he has
cen enough to make him optimistic in
cward TO "a team. except in the pitch
nS department.
mere was brought over no veteran
urlcr from last year. ana none of tho
andidatcs Offering for the lob this
car has turned out. as yet. to be "A
md" Crisp. Scott. Morton Barkcs-
iai" liogshcad. King, .. H., WhaIcy
IhurraT and Wilder have been. or will
seen on the mound and II "waE'' in
No mas suggested that different
rom these nine twirlcrs be used
each inning.
~ INC letter men who arc showing
.IroTTn lor'n Their" are Captain Thurman.
isgm; Whaley, Murray and Su,cr.
hhhitloh to pitchers. the following
-" men are candidates for positions:
,"sny catcher: Goodrids". third base;
n"ya. second base. From last years
Hndd; Srcssard licrzig. Wha!cy. Blair
/, ana Aylnr are running strong for
'iat's. /, is no; known who viii com
IS inc team that faces Union Theo-
cSt Saturday. Doubtless the coach
EnI try out several combinations.
IhahaEcr Walter :. Ncwinan has pre-
Ihr"d the heaviest schedule "a Tiger
cam ever undertook. II is AS fol-
Ian ai--rnIon Theological Seminary.
~ William and Mary teNhlhi,ionD.
Anri lo--John Mar,hall High School, at
April i2-kins col.-- at Hampton
APRIL liking College. n. IIampden.
Anrii i.-Emory and Henry. ~ Emory.
Nrti ,a-king college. AZ Bristol.
nrr,i ~. y /, at Elack.burg.
Hprii .u-N. !. l, AZ BlarI;sburE.
tfu -l-N. " J.. Lexington.
I.pI -1-l. ". J.. ~ pdcn- Sidney.
/ np'i s-iichinond College champion
h,?i at Hampton Sidney
r. liImpt!en Sidney -
ala, "a t-Backat"ne Military Academy. nt
in"S .-tuchmond College champion
|, MaE William AMI Mar ,champion-
mp at iiampGsu- Sidney
hihs l.--K ruJoiph- Macon tchainpion-
hlpl. at Ashland
May i"--WtIliain and MAJ ,rha-npto,
thiii at WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
At the Movies TO-DAY

BIJOU-NiNinn Martin. In "Th-
Spirit Of Ronnncc." and Burton
Holmes trnNclOEuc.
BLUEBIRD-IIenry WaIthali, In
'BurninE the CnndIc."
COLOSIAI.-"Thc Hue Strcnk"
md comedies.
ISIS-"t Daughter of the Poor"
and Triangle comedy.
ODEON-Nt,inn Martin. in -
Modern Thrlmu.'
STHtND-tirorGr VI. Cuban, In
Brondwny jones'
NlCTOH-l0A comedy. ..Pcnrl o.,
tho Army" Mr. md Mrs, sidney
Drew mud Metro trn>cIoEuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
General Response to Appcn,.

Postmaster Hay T. Thornton an
nounccd yesterday that generous re-
spouse 10 The appeal Of the orphan
children OF postal employees i'm France
had been made by people in the postal
service III Richmond. and by others.
and that check for Sil.J0 had been
dispatched by him 10 III. proper au-
thoritics in France.
Money viii still be received for this
purpose. and 20 those who donate a
quarter plaque in memory of the
contribution will be given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Liquor Charges Dropped.

James Ross, culorcd. charged with
the Illicit sale ot liquor in violation
az the State prohibition LAM. was dis
missed Yesterday by Iustic" Crutch-
field IN tho Police Court at tho request
Of the complainant. Virginia brown,
also colorcd. charged with transport
ing whisky. WAS dismissed at the re-
cues; OF the officer making the ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

"IDTTSNTT.LE, Is Z. MarCh 3n--Ihc
Americans mot the second
klcfcat in two DAYS here to-day at the
BANDS Of the Cincinnati Nationals.
Ito :. Walter Johnson. who started
for tho Senators. lasted hut two in
Iuincs. four hits and two runs being
gathered off his delivery III that time.
Score by innings: K. II. l..
J Cincinnati 49,. - = - q u o q %
1000 . q o | o. :!
| Batteries: Toncy. Filler and Wingo;
johnson. Craft, Thomas and Ainsmith,
[lIcmrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
wnrchousc Company ,ncorporn,cd.

tSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. C.. March 30.--A char
ter MAS issued to-day for Tyc Produce
Trading Company, OF EiiZabcth city,
capital $4,000. authorized, and Sl0.U00.
subscribed. for general warchouSinG
and cold storage business. The incor-
porators are J. H. Aydlctt, q. W. Han
son. y. W. stevens and \. i. ToXcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

tw cen Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Streets. WAS recommended for a,lop-
ton.
On, tho recommendation of. City En-
ginecr Boiling the committee declined
TO grant Il petition 10 allow the Dixie
Paper Mills Company 70 construc; :,
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. March 80.
Tho Brooklyn Nationals used twenty
one players in Il futile effort to check
|tlic Boston Americans in te-day's
game here which Boston won. 10 to 1.
Score by innings: r. II. l..
Boston .......::O ol oa-iN IL
brooklyn ...... 90 o n0l - :"
batteries: shore. Mays. Tyson and
1CadN Thomas. AEncw: Smith. rfcffcr.
Mails. Appleton and Meyers. Miller.
SNYDER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

David ROSS. Il seventy year old negro
man. was knocked down yesterday ar
tcrnoon abUu; > o'clock by Il 'iintcr
Park street car at the corner Of Eighth
and Frank lin Streets. .tficr treatment
by Ambulance Surgeon l.ipnick. tho
man was sent to his home. IN ,;intnr
Park, in a private automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Charged Win Gambling.

Calvin Brow N. colorcd. was arrested
last nigh, by iatrolman Sweet IN Tho
charge Of conducting "a disordcrlv
mouse at 1905 North rw"ntv-nf;h
street Five other negro ilcn Mere
also arrested in tho house, charged
with gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

l. FORT WORTH. TEN. March SO
Frhc Detroit Americans defeated the
New York Nationals here to-day, 4 to
p. Ty Cobb's double scored two runs
for Detroit.
Score by innings: r. H. T..
New York 1000 Ooloo--i s
|pctroit .......0 00On 3'--4
Batteries. Anderson. rcrritt and Rari-
den. McCarty; Roland, Cunningham and
StanaGe, Spencer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
RenppoInt. Shirley Garter

shirley Carter. of Winchester. was
yesterday reapDointcd by Governor
stuart member of the board Of WISH
toys of the Western State Hospital
Staunton. for Il new term OF six years
beginning March l.