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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03
TAG DAY BRINGS Sl4O
TO SALVATION Army
Many Salem Ladies and Girls
Gave Day to Help
Secure Funds

The result of the Tag day held in aid
to the local Salvation Army work was a
success. In all, the round sum of $40
was cleared. Captain and Mrs. Kelso
wish to thank those who patronized and
those who gave their time and help in
the effort. The names of those who
participated in the activities are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. G. S. Weller, Mrs. J. H. Albert,
Mrs. E. T. Barnes, Mrs. J. R. Hendricks,
Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. S. Basey, Mrs.
C. R. Wallace, Mrs. C. D. Gabrielson,
Mrs. Fred Stcusloff, Mrs. Mary Case
bcre, Mrs. VIM. Fleming, Mrs. Seth Will
liams, Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Anna Smith,
Mrs. Jos. Cooley, Mrs. Weist, Mrs.
Bruce, Mrs Carrie Chapel, Mrs. 0. D..
Schumalzried, the Misses Luella
Patton, Blanche Humphreys, Violet
Fitzgerald, Blanche Gibson, Mil
dred Bum, Pauline Porter, Pauline
Dick, Zola Dimick, Ruth Jones, Jose
phine Baumgartner, Alpha Esch, Indrea
Thsen, Margaret Lowery, Dorothy
Cooley, Martha May, Alice Putnam,
Crista Wenger, Esther Bell, Gladys
Moore, Vedna Wilcot, La Vonne Cop
pock, Mable Langdon, Nellie Casebere;
and Masters Harold Rosenbaugh, Roy
Morris, Robert Bishop, Stewart Kelso,
Chas. Bier, Albert Langdon, Chas. K.
Bishop; Pickney Bros, Mr.. F. N. Der
by, the North Salem Women's club,
Mrs. J. w. HARRISON, Miss Nora Huds-
peth, Mrs. Chauncey Bishop and Mrs.
Alice H. Dodd.
Rewards were given which were won
as follows: First prize, Miss La Vonne
Coppock, Miss Ruth Jones. chaperoned
by Mrs. VIM. Fleming; Second prize,
Miss Violet Fitzgerald, Miss Martha
May, of Portland; third prize, Miss
Pauline Dick, Miss Gladys Moore, Miss
Josephine Baumgartner, chaperoned by
Mrs. Frank Spears.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03
Mns. WINNIE BRADEN HoNoRED

Dallas, Ore, June 29.-Mrs. Win
ME Braden, secretary Of the Dallas
Commercial club and the Polk County
Fair association, has been invited by
the Astoria Chamber Of Commerce 10
read the Declaration of Independence
at the Fourth Of July celebration to be
held in. that city, and has accepted the
invitation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03
GIRLS FORM SWIMMING GLASSES

Dallas, Ore, June 29.-At meeting
Of the Dallas Honor Guards this week
swimming classes were organized for
Coad and Maud Barnes as instructors.
The girls are using several swimming
holes in the La Creole river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03

CONTINUED on page six.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS
HERE FOR CONFERENCE
Discus- NrnooI <dminlst rntion md
MISUNDERSTANDING S'nndnrdirc Ju-
Nor Colleges OF Virginia.

The discussion Of school administers
ton and standards occupied the
greater part 0: the time al tho sc.-
sions Yesterday Of tho third annual
meeting OF The Association 81 V!r.
GINA Colleges at the Jefferson Hotel.
The meeting opened Yesterday morn
ing and "ill clos" this afternoon I'll.
officers arc: pr L. L. Blackwell prcsi.
dent OF Randolph Macon college prcs!-
dent: DT. J. J.. Mcdonnell. president
of tho Eadford Norma. school vice
president. and Charles g. Maphis. pro.
fcssor OF secondary education q, tho
tnivcr"i'y Of Virginia, secretary and
trcasurcr
Among ,hc topics considered to-day
viii nc The Standardization Of Junior
Colleges" pr. ~. . NoUsiuscr. prcsi-
dent OF Virginia intcrnon, college.
will lead the discussion. No formal
addresses arc made at ,hc meetings.
hu; Al arc frcc 10 present their idea.
Questions Of school administration
come in for most Of the attention i'm
view OF tho fact that the crcatcr pa RI,
OF the DELEGATES 10 tho meeting arc
presidents or deans II colleges. More
than Twenty-Five delegates are In at.
tendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
OBREGON NOT involved
IN ANT|-CARRANzA PLOT
Reports Of New Political Alignment
i'm Nehic" Dcuicd by Friends
Of First Chief.
No DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEN
Recent Retirement From Cabinet
Due to III Health-Name Linked
With FcliN Diaz in Rumors of Rev.
olutjonary Movement.
Nv !, .sncis,cd r-,s,1

~. pASc. TEN. March lG.-Repor,s
OF = new political alignment In Mex
ico. with General obrcson leading tho
which wcrc brough; mere and to
Juarez by Me>issm and foreign ref
uge.s from the interior were denied
tc-day hy Carrdnza officials They said
General Oregon was loyal 10 the ir.t
chief and M, his retirement from
the Cabinet several days ago was due
10 ~ health. and not because OF any
political differences.
pbrcrous name mas been linked
with Fel,A Diaz in runners of tho ne~
rev"luurnary movement. with Villa
having 4 part in the movement. hu,
this ~ douhtcd horo. The German
question Is SAID 20 have PLAYED part
in III. supposed movement, as Car
'an@a'z apparent friendship for the
Germans caused number of hi.
said here to-ds.
Officers OF tho American punitive ca
petition. while IN Mexico. found let
tors written by villa and, addressed
to Obrcgons Offering to form 4 CO.
aii;iou against Carran2a pther lot
tors Of s,Irtlar nature addressed 10
Zapata also were found
Recently ihcre has been unusual
activity among the old Fedcrals. Who
were known 70 have been :riendi: Nth
Felix Diaz. Eoncls operating assins,
General Gomez IN sonora arc said 20
he under Ecyers. former villa com
'nander. aud former Federal officers
loyal % Di-z The piaz or Fclicists
movement has been Undc- Way IN 50.
nora for several months. OREGON
friends we're said 10 nave had part
in il in that state. which is intensely
loyal 20 obrosou. who IS said 10 DC
IN Mexico CITY
Villa pa'iisans mere w"re !uhiia ut
over the rumors, and SAID tne new
moycmcn; could iU charge of tho
government in month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
HAVANA RESULTS

tMilierb. to !. :. l.. to /. ana ! 10 :. f,rst:
Louise Green. los 81. Rynrb. 10 10 !! Ia
!. and 10 ]. second uakhurst. los (MInkI
10 !. to l, even. third Time. 1914 %
Stonybrook pamieiia. Southern Star Nino
Muchocho and Gino Also ran.
Second race-siN furlongs--San Jon 10,
1Minderl, TO- !. : to .. and , 10 ;. first
Passion, ios tM,nkl. to /. s to ). and
H.? y: 70 and to :. Third. Time.
and Ends. McAdams also ran.
Third racc--SN furlonEs-Diyap i0s
tMinderl. to I, to and : 10 = :irst
Moncrief. 100 tPeU,. l." 20 l. even and
10 =. second Omar, los (Wiuriic,dI S 10
!. to !. TO >. third. Time i:ii Thops.
Hare. Dancing 3taN Falls city. tiranaIo
L.. J.. aibee also
Fourth, racs.-nye and half furlonSs-
~ to l. TO TO |. second: Felina. ii!
Time :6S Mad Tour M Moo eTem: 'h amnt
Elsie. Gaelic. BulKar also ran.
Fifth racc---1yc and half furlonrs-
Flute. ITO (Tapltnb. to I. s 10 = Z to :
FIRST: Helmets Daughter. % tPctzI & to /
z? ~ to ], to .. second; Margaret Ellen
los fCruiseD, to l. l.. "a / Il to :
third. Time. ! :oS 20. plasrhkc, Rob Rios.
som Barette. t.enshcnS. Pride Miss prim.
tty Dromi also ran "
Sixth racc--onc mile-Sand J1u, ,o7
tRowan). to ), 10 =. and out nrst: Tonc.
uonnaire. l01 tMinder,. : To l. t.. 70 1
and 6 to .: second Ray ~ Light. 100 tro.
rey!. to !: to I. and oven. third Time
LAO 80. Seyiilian. Maishar. Pin Money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
NEW MARK WILL STAND
JOHNNY OVERTON GIVEN
CREDIT FOR RECORD RUN
official Announcement Wade That
Mcado0bro TrHck Measure
mcHts Are E,u,i.

SEW YORK. March 10 johnny
pvcrtous record breaking indoor mile
q, the Moadowbrool> games ia rhila-
dclphia ON Saturday night. when he
"ct q ucw worlds mark OF minutes
ceivc The proper ccr,itca,ion by the
Amateur Athletic Union.
This announcement Wa made last
nigh, ny Frederick W. Ruben after
nc had received by special delivery -
s,atcmcr, FROM the city surveyor Of
Philadelphia certifying that tho M"a
doubrook track IN tho Commercial
Museum. where pvortun ran his race.
measured exactly lao yards On 4 limo
drawn twclV" inches from ia" pole as
required by thc International Fedora
ton
stirred To prompt action hv tho
doubts which Had been raised as TO
tho p"nunciicss of oNcrton'" record
sam Dallas. OF tn Mcndowbrook club.
wired tho a. \. l.. office Yesterday
morning that tho track had been meas
Tor" the intercollegiate" chamutou.lip
rnnos--aud found 10 j." exact Ap-
r;trcntlN. however, hc wds not satisfied
with this, and following q suggestion
made by SIR. Ruhicu in :, telegram scut
carly ~ the daN. he had tho city sur
vcyor measure tho track aguiu. This
was dou" At n'cl"cS ia tho afternoon
ana tn" Official certificate matted i'm
Iu"diht"ly.
With the C"rti;icat;on of tho timcro
already ~ hi" hands ana tho statement
hN Dallas. Mr.. Ituhi"n said ihcrc WAS
no longer reason 10 doubt tho perform
huc" aud tlnt tn" record mdouhtcdiy
would be accepted 10y tho champion.
shiN committee of tho & y T.
Right on In" heels ~ tho statement
th", pv'rl"n's rc"or, would stand. The
NiiIrosc y. y auu"uuc"d that John T.
Nahan. coach "f .loic Ray. az tho III
u"ls = &. who has sci now worlds
indoor records u: on" mil" .ud half
aud ~, two miles this winter. had re
0ucStod iii" J"hu Nauamuk"r Com
n"rcini institute to arrange :, SpCCinl
ono mile race between RAY aud over
ton 81 tn" institutes games iu NgLl-
son SGunr" Garden on March n
John McG"wHn, athlete director or
IN" Nlllr"*" cub immciiGtclv wired
III" Val" authorizes for permission, 10
'ut"r hNcrtou in the race PROMISED hv
Nhhan. and he also took steps :" have
Ivan Myers iucildcd IN Tho contest
10 To a lat" hour last night no rculv
had been received from New Haven.
hU' M"''"wau VAS optimistic md said
n" wax certain tho intercollegiate
rl".s-couu'rN champion would got tho
necessary rcrmissiom without delay. l..
Y. Nindrhcl", "f Cornell. also Will he
invited 10 run ~ tho proposed race -
VIII Mix" lrNanncy, II tn" MiI.rn.c
y y, and SD Leslie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
RAY WILL RUN ovERToN
Mestern Crack Descrts Tv O. Mile Event
TO Meet Southcrner In I.v00-
lard Run mt New York.

CHICAGO. March l6.--Joie RAY. the
star long distance runner OF the llli-
nois 4. G.. has gone OUT of his way TO
meet john W. ovcrton. the indoor mic
record hoioer. 10y entering the l.0po
yard run at tho indoor champirnshi p
meeting TO be held III IN. Twenty
second Regiment Armory in New York
tomorrow night.
Entries for the biz meet have been
announced by Chairman Frederick Va.
Iiubion. Of the championship commit
tee. and the fact was disclosed that
Ray had not entered the two-rpil". tho
event in which he holds the title and
record but had chosen instead 10 go
after the scalp Of the Yale crack
This should make the 1000 Yards the
big event Of IN. meet. ~ many other
noted middle distance men are entered.
including Homer Baker. Fare pby.
l..rr! Scuddcr ANA Dave Caldwell
There arc cighty-scvcn individuals
entered. making a total Of l25 entries.
ana IN nearly every event the West
is strongly represented. The colleg e.
also have patronized the champion
ships better than in former years Har.
ward. fA.e. Princeton. Pennsylvania
and syracuse having named thei! best
athletes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

First racc-si> turlonS.--Sosiu. Ii5
Uncle JIMMIE lis Murphy u 80 / 5 TO
!. ana . to :, second: Progressive. III IT.
TINS I.1n ~; NJ w w torn rcn;efr"s,i
Luce aud Circulate also ran.
GIossj. even, | 20 3. .nI out. Nrst: rizer,
iio 'Silliamsb. to ! To !. ana J 10 =.
-econd spear Lance. 100 ,BnrciI. 10 /,
to ,. and to ., third TiWo. l.i5. Iu-
ellie r. and Mannistcr Toi also
Third rarc--nilc an! SiNtccnth--Tra nA-
port, 10 tMarImctt TO 81 TO . md 4
TO ). first: Lady Wor,hiusion ITO o. Me-
vo!usra lcs CSchcrrcri 10 i. ; to T. aud
10 :. third. Time. i:,a 81 school for
Scandal. .'hivator Prime Mo, or. Lady row
also
Fourth racc--miie and seventy yards
Woodstone. l0J tMurpHy'. l. TO >.
ana to =, first: iIendr"n. l"5 J.. ,BuAton,.
TO =. To .. and TO :" second: Dimitri.
no IT. MCTagEar,, to : II" :. and l
to .. third Time, I;tS 50 No Manager
Fifth race-1siH fur!on= s-Ne,,ie Wsico;,.
nrst: Hondo. los tTnIor,. TO j. TO i.
and to .. second: Hester smith l03
dyke. - to ]. I" !. and : To |. third.
Time, az -. .Apn' Liz. Mi"o CARL, Syhii.
dc Chanc. and ilanan also ran.
sixth racc-mile--Snu SymIng. III Or.
Hnhnr'p to 70 =" ."d to . nrst;
and G. to ). second: riaudito. ,o7 tMur-
phyb. to :: even and :. IN J. third. Time
1876. TootSic. Class s. VOLTS Bath T.-
ther L.. virginia W ALSO ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
W0ODBERRY READY FOR GAME
frcp school Expects Good Scnson but
Lacks natter, NntcrinI-Scott
nptHins Nine ThIs Nrnr.
Spcoial 10 The Times Dispatch. /

W91DlpHEI;nY FOREST Va. March
berry forcs, viii open her lal, base
n"'' season loim"rrow the hrst game
on INC schedule being with the Uni
Ncrs'iN OF Virginia Ola Lambeth Field.
i.nsi car Woodhcrry won nftccn Of
me nineteen games played This sea
sons team viii hardly lie so successful.
although the outlook for another win
hire nine - good. Five letter men
OF the iaih team arc In schooi-Scotl.
Mercer, Wrenn. Bake; and Leak
scott captain ot this springs nine.
VII again play FIRST base He also
MhE D" called upon occasionally to
h,"!p hchind the bat, Mercer and
w rem arc showing their old form
a, second and short. respectively.
Mercer ed tho 1916 team in hitting
ishk"f wiil be found AT third OF IN
ne outhclG Leak is an nutneldcr and
fronts" carlton. who pitched good
lall for the second team last year. Is
moving ur vel this spring. ana MAY
TART the game against Virsinia ON
th" whole however there is . dear, il
n' GOOD material for the battery oosi.
I'm, "i'%, orI%.m,.Ins >annl'can,s tor the
'arGlsn Foster. Douglass Talihfcrr6
and linnmct,
Ihe foliowige schedule Of games ma.
M",a l5-lni''rs,N 4 Virginia a, char
N5 I.r 4,l,.r f sgSsoi :, Wyesaes:ry
,,H 'nhn Mnfshall High school a,
A,ru =. i',y~r'j'y OF ytr.n. mr., year
Am .'s'auo,on Military Acoa,my =,
,y AoEs s,.oo,en military Academy. e,
,,nni .-f1.scora' High schooi q, vood.
u. ,iay r.'nNaro. snn,,r noor At
v Xxx Ausn'. Nn"y A..Gsr.y. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
NINE TO PLAY JACKETS
Nini.t"r,al students RnttLr RAN
doIph- Mh""" I"nm ~ t~hlunh Thi.
fftrruOOu-- anderson l. tuHrhinp

s. Coach Anderson. of the Cniou THO
= loGlrhl SEMINARY niuc Yesterday nut
Ibis 'osserf tnrpugn ""r of tho hard
est prac'l"o - 'Ii' sca."I con som.
mary llol" $50 preparation for tho
= ga me "s"lhsl lh" innd"Iph Aia,ou
yellow ia 'E"'s 'Iia afternoon iu ASH
: lhnn The F"rSon arc fun ~ CONF
Hcnce. ana "#t. rN'tr tho game with
"a cttermihSi" 'n W.r. in former
ss%|ehrs VIC Nnl"H lH'"."r.'h min" has
maze E""r 'c'urd a-ttu-' INC Jack
~-H'f, anf ne, h"ro y" s'tr up tho euod
--"ork to-h"
e ne sfu"d Nhl.n i't"'s uu the 3"
20 clock car "|'l De soIHpoted Of t"civc
s-men. ihc'u"!nF MaAat"i Eowhns In
-saddition \" nc manager two 'uhau.
sstutrs VIII u" taken tlong Tho game
xviii be sall'd az o" oclook
Ihe team l'rh mas hecn drNclorcd
sssh' Coach Anderson composed Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

IT hpulS March lG. The 81 Louis
Nationals "t' I-rart from their train
ing camp IN SAN Antonio Tomorrow
night =" prevent being isolated BY the
threatened railroad strike, according
10 informal ion received here. Harry
~"rkhmp. ia charge of tho teams bust
ness anairS, Is ~ san Antonio for tho
rnrp"'c cf arranging; The affairs OF the
club
Fio!dcr Zones. manager Of tho ~.
LOU! Americans, has sent word shat
n" would take his team from Palestine.
E"N., :" New orleans in any manner
possible Il caught hy :. railroad strike.
ana that from Now orleans he would
proceed I" ~ Louis by boat |, WAS
SAID tho spring S.ri"S would open on
March -. whether rail transportation
was available or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
Organize New League
for Amateurs Tonight

Arthur Van huron. second vice.
prcsfdeut at tho tmsteur RnsehniI
'onntsston, viii cRdrnNor to place
all amateur tenms. not yet assigned
TO League. In ono OF the orEantSn-
lions already formed 10 form n
new Tongue Tonight.
lie Inns announced that lie viii
meet alI managers Of trnns not yet
accorded Il place In n League ut lIur-
ris-Fitppcn's store Tonight ut SiI5
O'Clock for THAT purpose. Those
who have clubs thnt they wish to
enter In league under tho control
of the cOnInfs.ion have bren Invited
to he presrnt Mt the gathering.
There nr~ nj ienNt four such teams
and 81 IN believed thin. another
league will he formed from among
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
All Amateur Box Scores
Printed by This Paper

For the brnrft Of amntcur base-
nni' players Of itichmDnd. Tho
Ttmrn- Dispatch again this sranon
VIII print full box scores and re-
ports ~ the amateur wnm-n.
Sdtnncr notices OF tho rontc.ts
Mao VIII br printed and nrorc
sheets can hr ACQUIRED for NIL xnnrs
npon application 10 tho sporting ~dI-
tor.
Notices md reports Of pnmrs
shOutd bc sent TO The Timrs-Dts-
pnf"h nhirr before o'clock OF the
day til" game IL played.
Got In Itnc. nnntcurs. File YOUR
notices aud rcn0rts carly. other
fenms are going tO til~ their rrport>
Let Your friends aud the other mun-
cnrh day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
a Few Bottles OF $. s. 5. Will
Thoroughly Tone Up the
Entire System.

Keeping we'll and i'm thorough phy-
sicai trim is simply n matter Of resist :
ing disease TO which the system Is sub.
ject every day.
You can readily sec. therefore. the
Importance OF keeping the system I'm
proper condition. strong and vigorous,
ana frcc from all manner OF impuri-
tics.
Pure blood is the first essen,ia, To
perfect health for the blood ia the
source Of all vitality. Keen your blood
absolutely free from all Impurities, and
your health Is assured.
The rigors OF winter are unusually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
Everyone Needs Tonic to
Withstand the Rigors of Winter

severe on the average system, and il
is just now that assistance is needed
y few hotties OF S. S. S. Will do you
q wonderful amount OF cool by thor
"uEhly cleansing and purifying the
blood and putting the entire system in
tp-top condition. II will improve your
appetite and by increasing YOUR auppiy
OF rich, rcd blood throughout the cir.
culation, new life and visor will take
the place OF that weak and good for
nothing feeling.
=. S. s. is sold by druggists cycrv
where. who viii tell YOU that 1. has
been on tho market for more than so
years and Is thoroughly reliable. VAL
liable books and free medical advice
can he had by writing to Swift, Spe-
cine Co, 80 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
IVAN LINOW is DEFEATED
Mprtinsen Loses First Fall hut Come.
Hack strong and wins with Ham,
mrr Locks.

Paul Martiusen won tho decision over
Ivan i.inow At tho Academy OF Music
last night by taking the second fan
ana forcing LinoH TO give up in the
third round aftcv the Lossnck had been
successful IN throwing his opponent Ia
the FIRST meeting.
In"w won the initial rall IN forty
minutes with a combination leg SETS l.
sors and body hold Martinscu Sc
cured hammer lock on l.inow when
they came together again and in nine
minutes succeeded IN forcing his
shoulders down. With the Same hold.
Martinscu forced l.ino'r's shoulders
wrestling. and Tn" Cossack gave UP
under pressure ~ the hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
EION NINE TAKES OPENER
FROM BESSEMER SCHOOL TEA

El.ON COLLEGE,. y. c.. March lS.---
game to-day. 1t was the initial tryou,
for the varsity and revealed some
weaknesses. The high school boys
threatened to score only once hui
played a consistent game and acauitte
themselves we'll
Score by innings: Ri. e.
Eesscmer % 0 o o q % {
Elon q I 3 s--S q
Batteries: Bessenor--Buck and Ola So.
Eion--Sorrells, Stiteler and Purcell.
Umpire. shaw Thompson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
MANAGER FINDi.SS no GIVE:
OLD NIUGINIAS PRACTICE;

Whiti"cks old Nirginias. Of the
Commercial League. viii hold their
hrst practice OF the season this after
noon at byrd Park. Tho "rohbacco-
niSts were unable 10 practice last
saturday owing 10 the fact that their
uniforms mad not arrived. The boys
VIII be divided into two teams and -
practice game VIII be played All
members az the team are requested to
report to Manager Findlay to-day. AS
he wishes 10 get good start in prep
grafton for tho season. which cpcns
three weeks from o-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
MISUNDERSTANDING Cn.c Tn.

Sergeant W. T.. Waymack OF tho
second District. and ratrolman II +
sweet Will be tried this afternoon II,
Chief OF Police Werner on the ch.rr,
OF conduct unbccomins an Officer
which was preferred against them IL,
Major Werner following complain,
by charles l.. stanton that they ha,
searched his baggage At the E.lba sta.
ton without a warrant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
TO BE TRIED IN HENRlCO
BotIo mud W"oIard. focused of Ille-
gull! Transporting Liquor In
Automobile.

!. =. Eotto ana y" NJ Woola-t. Who
were arrested on Mcducsday near
seven Pines By CIT, police on a chargH
of Illegally TRANSPORTING liquor YES
'"rdsS "cre turned over 20 the author.
ties OF Hsurico COUNTY. after Justice
Crutchn@lG nad dccictd that he had
no jurisdiction. The men will b. given
prciIminary ncnriuS before Magic
;ratc II ; Sundas ~ ] : O'clock ,o.day.
Both ot ,hom haNc given bail in thu
sum Of 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
Charged With Disorder.

il. T.. CHlNo. twenty-five years old.
was arrested last night by Detective
Sergeant Atkinson. Of headquarters on
the Charge uf disordcrly conduct in
the lobby OF tho Lyric Thcatcr lie
Mas bai.cd at tho First Distric; STA
ton FOR his appearance in the Police
Court this morning
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Vt. NIEEIUIa NEIos OF .Non stuart
Avenue. reported 20 tho Second Dis
Trio; station last m=nt thu; :. ueSro
man had grabbed nor hsui bag nu
stuart Aycnuc about o'clocl aud
got away before an alarm couId cc
sounded
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=. T.. ttNFIELD WINS TENNIS
TROPHY At PINEHURsT TOURNEY

PiNEHUEST y. c. March is.-T. z.
Garfield. 81 the Hartford Golf Club. Won
the Iinehurst championship tennis
trophy here today defeating T. 4
Fitzpatrick. Glencovc. So. G-f s-4
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,utomohi,c club "a Meet.

TN0 WumlhI. WCctIN- % tWc N."N.
nund Automobile ClIb VIII DO held 81
the club-rcoms sc,oud roar Murphy 3
Hotel annex, on Monday nigh; q; $
o'clock Impor;au, business SIS 80 hc
transacted
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ADJUSTMENTS
"rn,oicrnncc" Nr,, week.

David ". Gri,ii,hs great spectacle.
"lntulcrancc." viii return TO the Ac.d.
cmy Of Music for the whole OF next
week. with daily mat,nccs Il is said
mat The orchestra viii be as large
- that which accompanied tho pro
SUcticn It's former presentation
h"rc. hu; that tAe effects" will be
more elaborate. The picture OF course
is tho same-aud that Is sufficient. AS
pTopa randa. II amounts TO little bu,
a. spectacle !; far surpaSscs any
production made before or since The
Eahylonian scenes arc literally stu
pcndcuS. ia size and in grouping II
is further stated BY authcrl,ics--Jas
,row. % Pennsylvania. for ouc-that
they arc historically correct The
other episodes are traced through Ju-
Gea. in tn. time Of the Christ: Paris
AT the tune 81 the massacre o: St.
Bartholomew. and Tho prcscn, day
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Sunday School League
Needs More Teams

The sunday school Rascbnli
i.cnGuc will hold a meeting to-night
nj SiI5 o'clock Ip tho Niue Room AT
CcntrnI y. VI. G. y.
Tho schedule for tho scnsOn viii
br adopted. md npplicn lions for
membership Ia tho league also Will
he considered. There In n yacnncy
In tho League NJ this time.