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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20
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WILBUR-BY-THE-SE Feb. 49,
The guests of the Toronto hotel and
those occupying houses at Wilbur-by-
the-Sea. turned out in large numbers
Sunday night to hear Rev. DR.. Hunt
ington speak. DR.. Huntington, who is
ex-president of Boston university, Is
an able talker.
That automobiles are ever on the
go was demonstrated at the Toronto
hotel Sunday noon, as several auto
parties took lunch at this popular rem
devious.
Il haven't enjoyed day since leav-
ing the TOrOnita," wired Norman Nc
Hattie, who is touring points farther
south with party of friends. Mr..
McHattie, who is large commission
merchant of Pittsburg, Pa. will re-
turn to Wilbur-by-the-Sea and spend
what time his business will permit
instead of visiting various other
places.
The Toronto hotel is visited every
afternoon by several Daytona ladies,
who drop in to enjoy the afternoon
teas served in the charming sun par
| lor, for this spot makes an ideal place
to have little chat.
Miss Stiles. former resident of
Lowell, Mass, is assisting Mrs. Carrie
Davie in the Little Gray Shoppe. which
has proven to be a very popular enter
prise.
The waters at Wilbur-by-t Sea
| seem to have an unlimited supply of
many varieties of fish. and the Will
burites never want for the finest kinds
which swim
The Wilbur Improvement Society
| have taken steps to improve the road
| running from the Port Orange road
| to the hotel. as well as other needed
| reforms. This enterprising group OF
| gentlemen. of which Postmaster Bry-
| ant is president. have the reputation
| of being live wires.
| Miss Frances d. Piper, the Toronto
| hotel manageress, continues to keep
! her guests interested in bridge. and
many exciting games are played The
| guests are exceptionally proficient
| and unusually high scores are made
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

SEASIDE INN. NJ Holbrook. Bal
timore, Md; Mrs. J. S. c. bronausn'
Nicholasyille, Ky; Mr.. and MRS.
Shelley Meyer, Chicago, Ill.
PRINCESS lssENA-Mr. and Mrs:
NJ +. Brede, Chicago. H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman W. kothe, Indianapolis,
Ind: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Either, Mon
treal, Canada.
BENNETT-Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Newcomer, Hagerstown. Ind; +. Is.
TYLER. Decaur, ILL.,; w. j. Corbett,
jacksonville; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A.
Derm. Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Hutzil De-
troit. Mich " NJ. Heard. DR.. and Mrs.
F.. r. Wallace, j. II. Churchill, j.
Slade. Cordele, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Hammond. Muskegon, Mich.
Greenville, Pa; T. s. Smith, Green
Vile Pa; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Newell,
Marie Newell, Pittsburg, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S Heoton Auburn, n. y; Mr. :.
and Mrs. j. F. Mcguire. South Beth
lehem, Pa Mrs George Cutten, Mrs.
+. A. Perch. South Bend, Ind, Miss
Harriet j. Wilson. Los Angeles. Cal.
PALMETTO HOUSE Mrs. L. l.
Chilson. Woonsocket. r. l.. Bertha
Franklin. Bellingham, Mass; 5. Noll
mer and brother. st. Augustine, Mrs
II. iIemple, Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs
u G. Dorrance. Camden. n j.; n. Fl
Cunningham and wife. Mr. and Mrs
w w. Smith, Fargo. \. D.: j. j. Var
DENSE, Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs K. 5
Jones, Palm Beach
WINDSOR Mr.. and Mrs A. f
bradshaw, Misses Mary and Jessie
Bradshaw. Indianapolis; NJ. {. Stink
ard. Indianapolis. NJ +, Evans, Leon
ard Evans, Morrill, Evans, Canton, O.
2 W Krfaber, Philadelphia. DR. G. Il
Evans. Dayton: Mrs n S. Smith New
York. F. Marsh. Washington; MauC
Tanblez. London. England; Marjorie
McClintock. New York.
HAMILTON 4 G. Kaiser. Balti
more T. G. Stiles, Chicago, G. T
| Dempsey, Atlanta. l.. Roemore w
| Rorcmore New York, A G.. Garrett
Chicago: j c Brown. Jacksonville
| Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Shyshend. Evans
| Vile Ind L. r. Bonnentz and child
| Van Nest Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f
| Wheldon tlmira. Pa: John G. Win
tiers Philadelphia, j F. Philips. NJ. NJ
Togers Atlanta. ] f Hrunaugh, New
| York. c H. Eppclsheimer. Landown
| Pa. G. w kioly. Galesburg. Ill
! Anna Gregor. Ontario. Canada: f
Hazelton. f,ustis: Mrs w s. Hunter
| Miss Margaret T. Tren. Terre Haute
Ind Mr. and Mrs John G. Williams
/ Horace G. Coe indianapolis, Ind
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Whence the Modern BRIDAL"

Brial, as meaning a feast to cele
brate 4 wedding is really pride ale,
ale BENG the term formerly used to
rd..ate any festival in ENGLAND
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

SCHMiDT'S HOTEL-Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Meyer, Brooklyn, n. Y.
SEvlLLE-J. c. Ingram, Chicago,
S. C. Strauss, New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Rindskoff, Detroit
PRINCE GEORGE-Mr and Mrs !.
w. H. Milliken. Mr.. and Mrs. John
-Hawkridge, Maiden, Mass.
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y notable arrival at the Despland
on Saturday was Walter +. Winches-
ter. OF Jacksonville, president OF the
Winchester Motor Car company. Mr..
Winchester viii remain a few DAYS.
combining business with pleasure.
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. NEWS OF THE HOTELS
. !. i. !. + + + + + + + !.
Continued from rage Seven.)

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wendell. of De-
troit, are new arrivals at the Des-
pland, having just come up from Palm
Beach and Miami, and are registered
at the Despland for few weeks stay.
In group who were dinner guests
at the Seaside Inn Sunday were Mrs.
George Cutten and Miss Florence A.
Peck. Of South Bend. Ind, and Miss
Harriet ]. Wilson, of Los Angeles,
Calf
j. Nj. Holbrook, of Baltimore. Md.
who is a guest at the Seaside Inn, pre-
fers surf bathing to every other diver
sion, and since his arrival Saturday
has spent much of his time in the surf.
w. f. Smith, prominent citizen of
Pittsburgh, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. w. Stewartnpf Chicago,
| is occupying apartments at the Des-
| pland for months stay
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Perkins. Mrs.
| Mary May, Mr.. and Mrs " Neuberg-
| er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Moore and Mrs.
+, Louisa Porter We're a party from
| Schmidt's hotel who motored to Sea
| breeze 70 enjoy surf bath yesterday.
| The many friends of Mrs. w. r.
! Milward, OF Lexington. Ky. who is a
guest at the Seaside Inn, will be glad
| to learn that she is rapidly recovering
tom un attack of Ia grippe
/ Coming direct from Montreal. Can
ada, Mr. and Mrs +, Ether arrived
| Saturday and are guests at the Prin-
| cess Issena for a several weeks So
| jourp Mr. and Mrs. Either spent the
| greater part of last season in Sea
breeze and are delighted to return
4 II MeNer and charming bride. OF
Brooklyn, y Y, have Joined the for.
mer's parents. MIR and Mrs Henry
| Meyer at Schmidt's hotel. coming to
spend their honeymoon at the east
coast resorts
Nj and Mrs Edward Molitor, Mr.
and Mrs A. Albrecht, Mrs. A. Osius
and I Osius We're a congenial sex
tette OF Detroit people, guests Of the
! Seaside Inn, who motored to DeLand
Sunday for the dag
Guests at the Prince George Sunday
night enjoyed a we'll rendered pro
gram OF music given by the hotel or
ctteatra. The Sunday night concerts
are one o1 the most popular feature.
ii the hotel
Mr. aud Mrs. W. II. MilIiken ane
| Mr.. and Mrs. John fIawkridge, o.
IL
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As guests OF b. Beacham. MI and
Mrs. \ II. Meyer, Of BROOKLYN \. Y,
motored 70 Orlando for the day yester-
day Mr. Eeacham and Mr. Meyer
We're college mates at the University
q Virginia ami are renewing an old
friendship with much pleasure.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

Mr. and Mrs Shelley Meyer. OF
Chicago. H. who are guests at the
Seaside Inn. viii leave within the next
several days for Palm Beach where
they expect 70 spend a week From
Palm Beach Mr. anG Mrs. Never Will
return to the Seaside Inn for the re-
uailder u TIE season
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

Reached home in the coldest wealth
er We have had for years and came
closer 10 freezing than I ever did in
my life, wish l was back IN Daytona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

Guests at the Prince George Sunday
night enjoyed a well rendered pro
gram OF music given by the hotel or
ciestra. The Sunday night concerts
are one OF the most popular features
II the hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wendell. of De-
troit, are new arrivals at the Des-
pland, having just come up from Palm
Beach and Miami, and are registered
at the Despland for few weeks stay.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

a II Never and charming bride, OF
Brooklyn, y Y, have Joined the for
mer's parents. MIR and Mrs Henry
Meyer at Schmidt's hotel, coming to
spend their honeymoon at the east
coast resorts
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

w +. Smith, prominent citizen of
Pittsburgh, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. w. Stewart.npf Chicago,
is occupying apartments at the Des-
Dland for months Stay
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

Coming direct from Montreal. Can
ada. Mr. and Mrs +. Ether arrived
Saturday and are guests at the Prin-
cess lsSena for q several weeks So
journ Mr. and Mrs Either spent the
greater part of last season in Sea
breeze and are delighted TO return.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

j. Nj. Holbrook, of Baltimore, Nd
who is a guest at the Seaside Inn, pre-
fers surf bathing to every other diver
sion, and since his arrival Saturday
has spent much of his time in the surf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

SEASIDE INN-J NJ. Holbrook. Bal
timore, Md; Mrs. J. S. c. Bronaugn'
Nicholasyille, KY; Mr.. and MRS.
Shelley Meyer, Chicago, Ill.
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Mr. and Mrs w w Perkins. Mrs
Mary May, Mr. and Mrs. V. Neuberg
er, Mr. and Mrs. A |. Moore and Mrs
Louisa Porter We're party from
Schmidt's hotel who motored to Sea
breeze TO enjoy a surf bath YESTERDAY
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-20

IN a group who were dinner guests
at the Seaside Inn Sunday were Mrs
George Cutten and Miss Florence A
Peck. of South Bend. Ind, and Miss
Harriet J. Wilson, of Los Angeles
Calf
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Milward, OF Lexington Ky. who is {
guest at the Seaside Inn. will be glat
to learn that she IS rapidly recovering
tom an attack Of Ia grippe
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PRINCESS lSSENA-Mr. and MRS;
NJ l.. Brede, Chicago. H.; Mr.. ana
Mrs Herman w. kothe, Indianapolis
Ind: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Ether Mon
treal. Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First three furlnmEs-Brscclct III ,Mur-
~ U;rump). tn |. {" . 10 e.. a.o, -;
Eanoii. IL tBuNtonp. TO l. Ia -, "" "a
third. Time. 81 Is. Rcilc N,r, "a !, ~
shonc. Paula V. ran. ''h
I:rsl. to s. /" :. to MI, ' H., k &C.;
11Carr"iD; - to D. to y second ~ H .H'
w. lOi IM"rrisunl. 20 tn l. 6 to ~"
third Time. l:2l Dan. Sir iIasic IN.
Third-onc mil"-Watch Your s,,p n,
Running Queen. "a; 0Lo a 10 to li;.s:
- to >. second: Trruwaddy. Ic, ,Wj'iu,nN,o.h1'
VIII DO. Energetic. Hudas R,othn ~ -,
Bih and Tucker School For Scandal nisa
Fourth mile Stolen Ante. ~ uoul.-,
I" even {" :. nrst; Eirat" II! ,t.',Ir:
ihirl rimc. I iS .ih"ra rao TO g :;
Horse. Pc;lar also ran 'i'|h
Fifth--siS furlonEs -Minda ~, ,,,,,,. >,
crumpt. is 20 ). t" D. ; to = Sc. md Mn,
Time; i:1o IS rri;narv old ,;ramo 'Tn ',H
Charles u. IuGot. Tactics Also a., ''''"'
Sikth-siN fnri"nI.- Nalasan III; ,Nc.r,y
garb. To l. ; to l. = To =. nr,,: r,,,,'r TX
sive 10 tcrump. 10 |. 10 TO- 10 .
:cc"nd: Uncl: J.nmic. ll3 NIurphyi -. +
h:ngc. Joe u. Superint"ldcut T. \ J"r,.,
Seventh mile and sixteenth Ii,i;,
Balcr. lis tMcTagcnrD. l. 10 =. .y"p - 10
:. nrSt: Chivator. lOi U'runuI. IL in ~
- ." second: Easter Gr"ciugs III ,.f,N.
-" 81. Chiffon kirg. r"icius Col Nix ~
ran ~ y ]"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
BERKMAN MAKES DENIAL
say 81" did Not Write Article 4, IN.
hinst Threatening Life
OF Wilson,

NEW YORK. January lg-AlrNan-
nef B"rkman. anarchist editor Of Til.
'iast. denied Tonight tina, ne b,J
written the article in The Blast, 81 san
rrinclsc" publication. which threaten
"d the life Of President Wilson III
seems as IL they wcr. trying me out
th"r" instead Of Mooney" he said.
know that they have no evidence
against mc-in fact. The whole thing
is II framc-up''
E"rkman said that il lie had enter
CT - conspiracy against President VIII
son u" would not he afraid to acknowl.
cd"c 1T
II am an anarchist. bm, not tho old :.
fashioned kind. When they asked mo
whether shot II. G. Frick. admitted
at one" that had
1t" said that he remained in San
Francisco i've months after the bomb
explosion. and that Assistant Distric,
Attorney Cunha, who is conducting the
trial Of Mooney and others. visited his.
hou"
"Th.y should have arrested me then
in connection w;;h the case. instead
of talking behind my back when got
oui, Of tive citT. But | ann going back
there as soon as ! finish my engage
un"nts here, and then they may have
any explanation they want from nc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
Allison Offers Advice
to Basketball Players

Watch the sporting page of The
richmond TfmrS-Di>pntch to-mo:.-
row. NIL OF Som who pin. and are
Interested In basketball. ph,sicnI
director George T.. Allison. az the
Central \. VI. &. y. has prcp;ircd
nu"thcr highly interesting article
Tor our readers. and IL win he pub
iished In tho sunday edition.
In this second article Of The
series. Professor Allison tells I'm
detail the proper methods thai uuint
Enmr followers should use in prr-
fe"ttng their ability at guul shoot
ing aud the correct ways OF play
In" the forward posit Ions. The
first article of the series drnIt with
SrncrnIiticS: this >ccOnd article -
detailed description at the propcr
pinyiuG methods, ny used by the
best players and concheS In tue
country. and methods that have bcrn
tested ont thoroughly by Professor
Allison during his years of cN-
pcrirnrc ~ an athletic trainer and
conrh.
The article for Sundays pubIiru-
ton * of particular interest at this
time. ana should prove of grrn,
value To all players OF the basket
Snmc. whether they he r0lIcEinn.,
prcp-scho0l players or members of
the athletic club nNcs. Watch for
the stories; rrnd them and keen
them for reference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
jUAREz RESULTS

r'''' "a" .t,'gs6lonr li,n".cu, 70. ,G,r-
y, SnSs, lH tGuo. $40, third 'rm".
. .o' - foun~do. Mack " Eubanhs Ma Tor
i'ell. Stclln Graincr also ran. -" W.
second ~ . furlon.s English Lady 10: a.
i iai fSn ;si," :l;".. nrs,: cousin I.ob
-, - ., na'''h. -" s!;s' Sfcond: Tony Me
th,rtN, LOO ti"war,l. $50. third. Time
) ,h =. Firs, RAYS. i,,nce si"tjnav Sta.
u n" Park. Eleanor Mario. Or E,nbrcc
W.rriraisn, k"strHI also ran
Iilrt nv and one half furionge- l'rnupli
ieh tSrhcrr"rl $40. $3.50. 81 30. first: Upland
ni,G 10 'Mni"sw"rth, 5000, S6lo second !:
hmh:'o. H. III &C.. Hunt, $: 10. third Time
J "a clint Tucker. Clara James iIasicia
an. crown frtn"C also ran.
rnnrt -S"N"n iui"nrs HorG". 90 Gar
mr. - so az. 81. So first. iaig To DO 10,
&C iiunD. si.a". ti.o. second: !,oGari n.
,S,c"rn,'. 81 20. third Time. 20 i-S Bogy
i"nns"h. Fascinating. Ralph s. tI.o ran
FIN I'VE "mn ono ;.islf furI2nEs.. noh Sail
ss dn, Jn. 100 oi'%T"rdi :iSo ;iEo ne.snd
81 f.nlv ~ ,ndi tsro m th'sd rbmn;
"na Rose Garden al~o ran:
70; ,2$ siS! S9.; B Ssss
iS""do 10, 'sorrsin 4, * iS,-i itnSse 'p ,'Sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
ANNOUNCE NINE SCHEDULE
'"cn schedule for 1917 Calls for t.nmcs
WIN tnroiinn. Trinity. CnrnruIc
Tech Hnd HnvcrrUrd


hoNNokE VA, January ao.-Tho
on 'lai baseball schedule for I"lI ,f hc
n,rHihia l'c!ytrchnic Insiitntc az
EiHckSbHrS includes games win thc
hi,"rSItH of North Carolina Iinyrr-
loru College, Clemson Trinity an,l ,..,r
hcsic Tech. The Schcdulc follows.
Maft' ""-liarcrford College. ~ Blacks
Mar, March 81 Iiavcrford College. It, niock..
-, Anrii William ana Mary College a,
Aprii J--i.atuyc,,e college. a, BIuck..
AGGrtl West Virginia Wesleyan College.
y, AMI AN s"Kandorph. Macon college -,
,,, Anrii li-Roanoke College nj Riacks-
N\nrii ~ ann it--v. NJ; l.. ii; Hlacksburs.
burg. h'' "' BLACKS
=, AGrii Hampton sidney College. q,
nam, Anril s0--IIampden. Sidney college. at,
= April .&-rriniw COLLEGE at Durham.
y n Mr., 2iIA. y u. OF North carol.na. 81,
\ Nnril Wake Forest. at Wake Forest.
.Nprti %:,,-Uniycrsity OF North Carolina,
- hhpfl i!i!!. y. &.
Aprit - ANIL 2S--Clcmson at clemson.
=, May IA x NJ Of North caroIina a,
Nay Trinity. at Blactshurg
MAY y---N " L. AT I.eNinr;om Va
NAY -' 'Hrn'Si" Tech ip.u,iiu.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
"a Daughter OF the Gods" u, n,,o,

EncNaniinE is one OF the words
10 qualify a Daughter of tho t;oJs {,
william Fox's film spectacle, the al,
traction booked at the Bijuu all next
week with matinces daily after IN.
opening performance OF Monday night %
says the advance matter. massive in
,s m"Rhihccnce. luxurious in it's
wealth. OF scenic invcstiture and eos
tuning. his spectacle is the last word
IN motion-picture classics. AS fast as
'nc eye IS fed with the kalcidoscopic
changes of locale and Incidents the
spec'ators brain reels with cnthusi-
$50, "ulhiration and childish wonder.
Which Is iilled with heart throbs mn
man emotions and nerve testing con
ditions. all harmonizcd i'm an endurinr
spoil Of beauty" ''E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
HAVANA RESULTS

tcru ursesiH i. ia f"T'"nE e. s;p= re- io7
S Sinlae sscd ans' rs ,s"iI ' a"d
.r u" L. ana 10 |. thir,l. Tine III
,.uninaN LILY iienvens yellow Eyes ILL.,"
tation ana Brown Prince also ran '' '''''
Second - SIN furlongs Nouc,Icf IA,
io9 tBaliI. , to l. 20 10 ON my
l'"uir M"ti lot Gray. To- ia - =.
-. tnir,i; Tiuc, Ill" 30. Passion 90, ~ ~
cri tioid ana Da ingerfeld alsn r.,n
hirn-slN furlongs.-Ihmns tr,kj.y N.
iNihSheld,. . To !. : to I. cy,u fr.; 70
fortune lVH Gray. Il l. /. H.. l.. =
!" second: Aitnmah. ilG Carroll ',
IT, T. 10 -, I" .. third Tim" i.la IN,
a m"a' -. T. iibec. oukhursi. TinlIc i.c!iii
EE" "rnn1 y,i and "ins-har fnronRs SOM.
70 :; ana out. first: cuddic Tn 10
NAL Street, 10 Gall! 10 T. "T +" TO-
colo,s; Ghitra also ran. 80 '"' N"ita.
lIin--hr" aud onc-hal: furIour. Ma.
M"rrray: ~ i9gs tklces"r,. 10 to 10; q"
e. l. 70 |. and even scrouI. FF na.,"t,,,, :
liz, ',E MITE;wcn'. u" |: ~ :" l. . /" =.
sale. I'd. Garrison. Scmiunr .is" re-, '"'
Nth---rnile--Day Day. ia a'or,, &c.. Of.
10 !. even. and 10 = nrst. Pin NG,,,, Ia
,E"wan'. - To ], to l. and I 10 !: .,, ~ :,
MaNrntimS. liz tBtIb. . to to mn :
third. Time. l:tl Freua johnson ''ttIi'
prcmc. tiano also ran. Hu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
INTERPRET CUNT RULES
JHiut Committee ON basketball Law,
Meets in Washington
1O-Ntghi

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, January ia-The
southern sectional Interpretation meet :
ing. under tic auspices OF Tie ioin;
committee ON basketball rules repre-
scn,ins The. S.Nmat'nr Athletic linton OF
the tnitCI S.lcN,'th" National Cole
E'ai" Atfl"ffc Association. and the
Young Mems Christian Association. for
players, v"achoS and officials viii be
held AT the Central Y NJ. e. \ ,mcu'.,
nfniiGincl. i746 :; street, Northwest,
WH~l'n"inn, y =, to-morrpw evening,
January 80. at t. NJ
~ j?S"ph r. k"vcroft. az Princeton
Cn'Ncrs!tN, chairman or Tho Joint com
mjiteo on BASKETBALL rulcs. and also
chairmau. ~ ,he basketball COMMITTEES
or ih" National collegiate Athletic
Ns~uciaiiou Nll pu.sid..
IN" Joint rules crmuutt"c has o.
pressed ty desire thnI ,hos" inter-
cst..d whether ia srhaul, college. y
y L.. "r Y VI. = buSllctbnll viii
co operate r tile work 90 drv-lop,n.
the reai spirl o' 'h' game ~ attend
imS this wortins. Which is held in
W@shin.tor Boz order To dnord an Oh.
portun'ty ir tint, part OF the Southern
d'snlct. {" h"nr uI official int"rprcta-
ton pi M Miles
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Montague Mfg. Co.
:. w. Corner Tenth md Main Stn.
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. FRAMES
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Dread CONSUMPTION

air passages, tho disease become.
more aggravated ana finally reaches
down into the lungs and everyone
recognizes the alarming condition that
results when the lungs arc affected
Thus catarrh may he The forcrunncr
OF that most dreaded and hopeless OF
all diseases. consumption.
No local treatment affords pcrman-
cn' relief. Experience has taught that
>. > >. - the one remedy which at
tacks the disease at it's source. Tho
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
suits III even the worst cases Catarrh
sufferers are urged TO give s. S. S a
thorough trial II s sold by All drug
gists You arc invited to write to the
medical department for cxpcrt advice
AS to how To treat your own case Ad-
dress Swift Specific Co. 81 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta. Ga.-tdv
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~ ALTIMORE
DoAr $3.50
ROUND TRIP
YORK RIVER LINE
You Will Never BE Cured by
Local Treat ment With
Sprays and Douches.

blood and can not he cured by local
applications OF sprays and douchn":
this has been proven by tho thousands
who have vainly rcsortcd TO this me
thod of treatment
catarrh should not DC neglected or
experimental with. The wrong treat
ment Is valuable time lost. during
which the disease is getting a frmer
hold upon its victim, and making il
more diitlcuit for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results
Though catarrh makes its first an
pearance in the noStrils. throat and
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ENC 1T SINE. BuNING erin
FOR MADISON SQt ART: GARDEN

NEW YORK. January u? Plans for
converting portion Of Madison square
harden. New Works largest anusc-
n'ht arena. into an exclusive snor,s-
mons club wcr" declared on tho way
20 iUlhllmcnt by Grant Hugh browne
commission here" Mr. Browne said
th" NOV" already had The backing or
many men prominent III the financial
Members t" The proposed c,uh hc
SAID would have first call on arena
seats tor garden boXin. bouts tic
uI"j"ci hrlug patterned after tho Ma
ional Sporting club OF Lnndnt,
hr"wnr told Frcdcrici, Wcuck. chair
man q tho commission. that he had
N!ri "aIIy closed q lcas" ON The garden.
ana would apply for :, boxing liren.c
az soon as thn hcnl il rlnsan
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TO CHANGE CONSTITUTION
Senator pUiudrNtcr Introduces tcsoiu.
tiOn Ia Eliminate Sex From SUI
fringe Amendments.

WASlilNETOE. January l9--Scnato or
l'o!ndc%tcr introduced Il resolution to-
day proposing 10 change the fourteenth
10 the Constitution so that
amy state which does not permit wo-
men 10 vote shall have its representa-
ton in Congress reduced and another
to include the word "Sex'' in the fif-
iccnth amendment forbiddine restraints
ON suffrage because OF race, color or
nreNiomS condition OF SerNiiudc