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Why Suffer from 1t?

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
TECH DEFEATS NORTH
CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
Took Lead im Firth Frame. which the
Visiting Irnm Could Not
Overcome.
Especial 10 'rht Timcs- Dispatch

El.ACk%"uEu. w. April 2:.-Vir-
Sihia roIyt"rhnic institute defeated
North Car"li,,a state College here to-
day. . TO :. in enc Of tn" fastest and
most exciting games ever staged Oh
Miles Field. Carolina started OF with
4 iuSn a''d scored two runs IN the
h"mcgrNrt drive by Murray
Tech tied the score in the fourth
and accumulated ,ivc-run lead in the
neNt inning as the rcSIlt OF Il triple
H., Mary" and u circui; wall"p by
w hir'on. With Che exception Of ;htS
inning Murray pitched winnin;: ball.
Carolina made :wD runs in the S"volth
an6 two IN the ninth, giving them the
margin. With two men down in I'll.
ninth: ,iyrd got Il single. while :, home
run drive I" deep center Ivy Chapman
gave tho game to Tech.
hudson pitched Il maStcriy game. aud
received Silt-cdgc support. The hr'i-
ing Of Marye and brooks was high
class. while iljpc. Curlcy and Davis
were much in evidence with the stick
tor Carolina The same teams play
here tomorrow.
Score by innings: L. u. |;
Carolina .......2 q o o 80 Us 4
Tech .........l oUl - E" 3
Batteries: Murray and Lewis. Hmd-
son and Stumpf. Empires, W'olScy
and Marshall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
ST. lUKE'S HOSPITAL FOR
WESTHAMPTOM COLLEGE

possible for next wears mems college
and il is to be expected that ncEoi-
atoms will be completed within week
or ten days.
''op;imsm in regard TO the prospects
Of the session Of 1919 is now BENZ
oXprcsSed OIL every side. Particulars
ly Is this spirit of optimism strong
at Northampton. y census taken OF
tho women students last week showed
,ha, a very few would leave college be-
cAusc OF The change in location.
Already there has come In my OF
ice a committee Of young women which
has asked for the name and address
ct every person who has written FOR
a college catalogue. ia order that let.
tors from TIC students of WcSthtinr-
ton stating the nlams for next ""ar.
might he sent them. Last Friday this
committee presented II" following res
olutions to nc
whereas. the United Stacs govern
mcnt deemed it advisable for the best
interests Of the country 10 select as a
site for a central base hospital the
cutirc property Of Richmond College.
located AT Wcsthampton: and.
whereas the board Of trustees ~
Richmond and Wcsthamptom Colleges.
actuatcd 10y patriotic generosity. have
acccdcd to tho govern
ment's request TO place the college
property in the hands OF the govern
iucnt by June |. 1918:
'.Rcsolvcd That the Westhampton
Alumnac Association Of Richmond
College desires TO commend heartily
this action ON the part OF the board.
Furthermore. the association wishes
so offer its services in any capacity
which may advance the best interests
Of their college. and also takes this
10 wish for the college all
success Under the new regime.
,Sigucd) "ETHEl. l.. SMlTHER.
president.
CONSTANCE NJ. GAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
J. THOMAS HENSHALL DEAD
Ono Of Oldest Members of Richmond
Typographical niun-Func-
raj IO-dny.

j. Thomas Hcnshall. aged sixty-eiEht
years. died yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock at the home of his aistcr-in
law. Mrs. l., I. spindle. 4i5 North
Thirty-sccond Street Mr.. iIcnshall is
survived by ono son, q. Kenneth. OF
81. Paul Mimi, and by one sister.
Mrs Leo III. sutton. OF this city
Mr.. ienshall was one of the Oldest
members OF Richmond TypoSraphical
Union, NO. 30, and was highly esteem cd
by all who knew him He WAS for a
number of years member Of the
walker Light Guard. one Of the com :
panicS Of the old Richmond l;rays Rot :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
REDS DOWN ST. LOUIS
.lNr1NNArL ONO. Anrn 90,

ClNC-INNATI OHIO. Arrn @9-Ciu-
ciunaii won from st Louis to-day by
u sharp batting rally in tho ninth
iunn-. The visitors scored ono rum
IN the second on Hornsby'S double and
Smyth's single, and added TWO more
in thc fourth OF hits by Baird. ilornshy
ami Smyth. Meadows held the locals
perfectly safe until the sixth. when
hits by Groh and Roush. :. Magcc'<s
triple 10 right and Il single by Griffith
rave them three runs. tying the score.
with one on; in the first half of the
eighth. Niehcn doubled to right. and
Baird walked n"%an was then re-
lievcd by Ell -" passed lornshy.
Milling the base. '.ruisc nicd to Roush
who jugeled III. ball, but caught II
before II reached the GROUND. Nichofi
ran home from third on the out. but
was called out by Umpire o'pay for
leaving third base before the catch
was made. thus completing Il double
play. In tho last half of the ninth
Nealr and Blackburnc singled. an.!
WinEo was Durposcly passed. filling
the bases. Chase battcd for Filler ana
forced Ncalc At the plate. but iroh
sen, long fly 10 right. on which
B!ackhurnc scored tho winning run.
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
BEGIN SUNDAY GAMES
ut2 Leagues " i'll Play M Former
Newark Federal Grounds In New
i&y Associated Press !

NEW YORK, April @2-ReGular
championship games Of the National
ana American Leagues Will hc played
every sunday hereafter AT the former
Newark Federal League grounds at
Harrison. New Jersey. it was announc-
At the Polo Grounds New York. or at
Ehbct Field. brooklyn, Will he trans
terred TO the Harrison Park each sun
day
tcmplated using the park became
known last week. when the New York
ana Washington American League
clubs were ordered by Prcsden, Ban
Johnson 10 play at Harrison las, sun
day. Washington was unable TO COM
p.I' as II already had an exhibition
game scheduled with the Boston Ma
tionals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Suffers Should Realize That Ii
Is II Blood Infection and Can
BE Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
II docs not require medical advice TO
know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When the
muscles and joints become sore and
drawn with rheumatism. it is not 81
wise thing TO take a little salvc. and
by rubbing it OH the sorc spot expect
TO got rid OF your rhcumatics. You
must go deeper than that, down dccp
into the blood. where the poison turks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

'tontinuod rom Flrst PaEeD
permit the great personal ovation 10
Sidc'rack tho purposes for which
President Wilson directed their re-
turn TO Amcrica-that they might work
for the Liberty loan even as in France
they had gone over tho top for tho
nations cause. They went to tho Stoch
Exchange. which broke for the hrs,
timc its rule excluding nonmcmbcrs
from the floor There for fifteen min
utcs they mingled with hnancicrs. urg
ing the need that tho fighting men be
backed 10 the limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Us =. - - = -'.Ii
I'hiladci phia.

Ran for NC,arty IA seventh.
il'tcd for Mayer In eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
WHITE SOX HAMMER
INDIAN HURLERs HARD
Win Over Cleveland Aggregation by
Score of 3 To 4 in Batting
Fest.
In Great Swatting Practice Missouri
City'S Team DcmuraliZcS Its OPP
p"ncnts, Scoring Dozen Runs to
Dctroit'S Three.
IRv Assn.iatc,l rrcss-l

Glen El.AND. April 23.-ch!:aGo
opened its series III Cleveland by hit
ting three Cleveland pitchers hard. and
winning, To !. After Williams had
hclG Cleveland to three hits IN six
Innings. he lest his control and passed
the hrSt three men up III the seventh
panforth relieved him and passed
Chapman. Speaker singled, and Dan.
iorih gave way to Cicotlc, who allowed
one more to score on a sacrifice n.y.
y double play by Speaker WAS tile ica-
turc of the contest With Collins on
second aud jack son on FIRST. Speak or
trapped Fclsch's ny and tagged COL
llhS, thcn touching second. forcing
jackson. thus repeating play he
worked on Detroit ten days'ago. The
score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
SPIRIT or OPTIMISM SHOWN
ny IRiENDS OF COLLEGE

In line with this spirit of optimism.
have been made TO the college by vari-
Gus organizations and schools in Rich
mond," continued pr. BoatwriSh..
The day following tho official action
Of the college. the Virginia Randolph
Elicit school offered it's grounds 10 be
used 10y our students as an athletic
hcld The Scott and Talcott school,
on I.ombardy Street, offered to vacatc
half uf IT,; classrooms and give tho
remaining space TO the classes Of the
womcn's college. Rev. l.. Il. johnson.
of the Ncnabc Street Baptist Church
rendered the building and the sunday
schoo! rooms TO me.
one Of the most gratifying offers.
however was made hy John Johnson.
ianitor Of the Administrative Building.
On hearing that the school was %
move. he rendered his fivc-acrc tract or
Hand west Of the college grounds. TO
be used as Il storage place for the left
behind equipment lie also offered
US his house. It is this spirit Of Will
linGncSs to give aid TO the institution
that has convinced the board OF Ii
rcctors ana myself that Richmond Col
lc-c and Wcsthampicn College haze
rendered tho highest service in th-,r
power TO The United states govern
mcnt."
The contracts. taking over the coll
lcgc grounds and buildings, viii be
signed by tho military authorities this
week, declared rrosidcn. Eoatwrisht
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Made Principal, of Pulaski Schools.

Pulaski VA, April 29.--Profcssor
n. Gresham. for ten years connected
with the :aculty Of the Roanoke
schools. has been elected principal OF
the PulGSki schools for next session.
He succeeds Professor W. \. Anderson.
who has accepted the superin,cndcncy
Of the Elbcrton. Ga. schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
WASHINGTON COUNTY
PASSES IFS ALLOTMENT

special to The Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL. VA. April "?.--Announcc-
Inent has en- made that Washington
county has passed her allotment in
the third Liberty loan by Il substan-
tial margin. The committee Viii re-
main in the ncld in AN effort TO meet
the urgent demands OF tho govern
ment and ovcrsubscribc tho quota.
Abingdon. Wyndalo. Clinchburg.
Emory. Wallace and Glade Springs. o.:
this county. have reached their quotas
Emory doubled her quota OF $1,000 as.
signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

TALON Tho funeral viii DO from
residence oi/his sistcr-in-law at
O'Clock thih afternoon and interi
VIII Dc III Shockuc hin Cemetery.
services viii be conducted by Rod
-. {. Maclachlan. -. II. The pall-bv
"rS Viii u" the following mcmbcr{
The union. To which he belonged:
itilcy. Il. - Don Lcavy. Il. l.. we
". -. Allcn. Richard Tucker. ii
Mayo. q. y. jennings and Re
SlnnrhIrr u. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
BATES GOES TO ST. PAUL
Leaves Iynchburg job Ia Tnlc Tryou,
with Western tSsociu-
ton Icnm.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Aprn ea..H Ic
lintes. who played ban las. year with
lie wisburg ". Va. left here Yesterday
Tor 81 Paul, Mimi. 10 report to The
american Association team for "a trial
l'ates worried here last winter AT a TO-
bacco warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
10TH nRISTOLS Arr:
ME.I.L NIinNE IIIELIk 0I-O.:,As

Especial to The Times dispatch
BRISTOL. VA. April 2a.-Bristol.
Virginia Tennessee. went over the
top" tonight i'm tho third Liberty loan.
ovcr-subs crihing their quota by set
200. Both Bristols were assigned $3.50
700 as their quota The subscriptions
OF both cities now totals S333.39o. sui
Ivan County TcQn.. and Washington
County Va, have both reached their
quotas. Tho committees viii continue
in the field in an effort TO further
ovcr-subscr!bc the allotment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

g. w. jackson, sixty years old. was
nncd 80 and costs yesterday by Jus
ticc Crutchhcld in tho Police Court.
on tho charge of conducting a disor-
DERBY house for the purpose of gam
bling at sos North Second street Sew
era men arrested when the house was
raided were fined So and costs. 4
similar charge against -. S Grcancr
who is alleged 10 have operated n
house at III North Eighteenth Street.
was continued until lay ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
AGAIN CHAIRMAN
President Edwin 4. Alderman, or UnI-
Ncrsity, Heads Naval Academy

Especial to The Times-pispa,ch.l

Especial TO The Times-pis patch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April 90.
President Edwin y. Alderman. OF the
University Of Virginia, has been reap
pointed chairman of tho board of
vlsitors OF tho United states Naval
Academy FOR l3ls. He viii attend a
meeting of that board at Annapolis
Monday. May Il.
NJ. Alderman has also been appoint
cd by Governor Wcstmorcland Davis
TO represent the state OF Virginia at
tao Win The War for Permanent Peace
convention to be held AT Ph.ladcl-
rhia, May lG-lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Acndcmy ys ChnmhcrInrnc schnnI

chamber!ayne school this afternoon at
4 O'Clock on the iattcrs grounds at
WeSihamptou. Pollard VIII pitch for
the Academy and from the way in
which hc won his game with Chester
High school, Saturday afternoon. II TO
!, another victory is predicted by The
Academy bows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

~" out Whcn winning RUN scored.
stated ior Filler IN ninth inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

Nick Mo.;ko. twenty-siN years old.
was arrested last night by Detective
Sergeant Wiltshire. OF headquarters.
aud District Detective EHrtucci. SuS-
ncctcd of stealing three rings Nalacd
at $i25 from MTa. T. T.. l.. Hayes. He
Was held AT the First District Station
last night. and will be given a hear
ing this morning i'll the Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Ross wins Swimming TitIc.

Los ANGELES. CAL. Aprn 60
Norman Ross. swimming under the
co!orS OF the olympic club of san
Francisco. won the 220-yard dash ma
tional championship race recently in
tn" tank OF the Los Angeles Athletic
cub; time. minutes 244-j seconds.
Ferry McG'l!ivray. Great Lakes Naval
Training station, was second: w. L.
Wallcn. g l.. y. #. s.. third. and Walter
g Earle: the remaining cntrant was
fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
MORE THAN 5000 DtNVILLE
SUBSCRIBE. TO THIRD LOAN

~ Associated p-css
pANNilI.E. VA. April Cover D.
600 persons. or 20 per cent OF the citys
population have subscribed 20 the third
Liberty loan campaign here, which
bankers expect to double it's quota OF
S6i5,o"o before the end of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

john Dunn. colorcd. Of loG North Sew
cutccuth street. fell through the rlc-
Vaior shaft III tn" warehouse of tho
Southern Express Company. in tho rear
of The Main street station. yesterday
morning. Tic was severely hurt, and
MAS sent To tho Memorial Hospital ;or
tmanf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

MIi~NAtkl:E Aprii 2r-A boxing
contest calling for Go per cent of ibr
gross III Liberty bonds TO he divided
hctwech the contestants has been
offered for a tcn-round bout between
benhy Leonard: lightweight champion
and Charley White, 10 he staged i'm
Milwaukee in May or juno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

Cleveland.


'hatted for Halt in seventh.
tEnttcd for ..nImann in eighth
Score 10y innings: r.
Chicago ....... u (. H-S
Cleveland ... u u q o u Il o.
summary: ituuS - Weaver. lack
Gaudil 81. McMullin 60. Schalk. Chap
:nan, oNeill y. Williams. t;raucy Two
base hit-Wcavcr. Stolen bascs-Jack-
son, speaker Saci flee ht--Wood.
Sacrifice iiics-Ia ckson. Roth. Double
plays - Wamhsganss. Chapman and
kaNAnaSh. speaker tuuaSsistcd). Left
ON baScs--chicar i: Cleveland. s.
Eases ON hals-on Williams. L: OF
l'anforth !; of Gloom. - of Coumhc
:. ilits-off Groom in { innings
,none out in tiftm OF Coumbc. in
) innings: off Enzmann. in inning:
of Wilkinson, none in ] inning: off
Williams. in innings tnouc out n
SEVENTH: off Daufcrth. ! hit Cpitcl,cd
10 Two matters, none 0UD; off Cicottc.
none in : inning. Hit by Ditchcr-hy
Wii!iams. ,Roth; by E.mzmann.
,MrMuiiinD. Struck out-hy Williams.
- by cicotc. |. Winning pitcher.
Williams: losing pitcher. Groom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

Formerly with }. GALAXY and OIL.
BAUM BROS. Americas first and
greatest Panama Hat manufacturers,
OF 2O-22 Wavcrly Place and 8 WASH
ington Place, New York. Now with
UNITED HAT WORKS. $40 ~ Fifth
street Richmond. at your service for1
cleaning and rcblockins your Panama!
hats properly.
Mr.. Marcus is recommended by New
Works greatest Panama hat manufac-
turcrs. and by Richmonds leading hat
den crs as the only capable expert in
cleaning and reblocking Panama.
In justice to yourself let Mr. Aiarcul
clean and rcblocls your Panama ha
and then compare it to sobc
(clcancd by others.
Remember. see Mr. Marcus at
UNITED HAT WORKS.
$40 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

t'attch lot HALL IN sixth.
fbattcd for rInncran i'll ninth.
score by innings: T.
Detroit ... u % ~ u O.
-. Louis. ....... q X-1.
summary: Runs Cohh. ilcilman. VIII,
Tohin 90. MaiScl 80, Si#lcr ca. smith
,'chih.it 20, icd"on 81. rwo-b base
hits Ncach, Hcilman. Stolen bases
smith. Sislcr ccbl 90. Sacrifice hits
Flush. Gerber. : lcrifcc uics-smith.
Gerber. Double play-,;crhsr. Gcdcon
and Sislcr. Left on bases Detroit, Q;
It. Louis. 10. First on errors Detroit.
!; 81. Louis. . Bases on halIs-off
Mitchell. .: of Hall. 3: off Fimncran. =:
OFF Davenport, | off 81. Louis. :" Bases
on hails-om mitchell. ): Oft Hall. >;
off Ftnneran. ,: off Davenport. =. Hits
of Mitchell :; in innings ,nonc out
IN hfthD; OF Finnc"an. IN :: innings.
off Han in in, inc. Hit by pitcher
by Halt CSmith) Struck out--hy
Mitchell. .; by Davenport E. Losing
pitcher, Mitchell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
CADDOCK TO MEET ZBYSZKO
American Sergeant. World. Heavy
weight Grappier. 10 Meet Polish
Champion.
lRv AssociatcA rrcs..

CHICAGO. April 29.--Scrgeant Earl
caddock. Of the National Army. the
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
piou. was matched Tonight TO meet
Wiadcl5 /hyszyko the Polish champion.
in = finish match 20 he decided here
on May \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

Second District detectives found n
quantity Of clean washed clothing on
the street last night. but were unable
10 find the owner. The clothes were
sent 10 the station and will be held
until "A claimant appears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Soldiers and Sailors Get Comfort

camp ana trenches. AZ sea or on marches.
10y using Aliens f""t-t;hsc, the antiscptic
powder. to shake into the shoes II takes
The friction from the shoes and frcshcns
the feet Aliens Foot Ease has been tho
standard remedy for - years for relief OF
callouscs. tired. aching. sweating swollen
feet. anu makes tight shoes feel easy. The
PlattsburE Manual advises the use Of Foot
$50 each morning Try IL to-day-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Dartmouth Loses to west virginia.

ilNNDN FIX. y IT. NprN 2h.--Dart-
mouth lost It's opening game Of tho
nome baseball season here to-day from
the University of West Virginia. by a
10 score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
SUMMER BOARDING.

There arc n number OF attrac,ivc
places advertised In tho ella Ssiiied col
lmhS OF this paper. Read and answer
Timcs-D Dispatch Want Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

Score by innings. Il.
New York ....... q @ = q i-G
Philadelphia ..... % o o q @ 90
summary: Runs Young. Doyle t2).
Fletcher. rcSrcau ,.) I base hits
Doyle. TcSrcau. Naum. Three base hit
Young. Sacrifice iiN--ilolkc. Double
rlav-- TeSrcau Fletcher and IIolkc.
Lett On hascs--Ncw York u: Philadcl
-hin. 6.' First base On crrors-rhila-
.'elphia. Eases on hallS--on TcS-
"rnu y. of Mayer. l. iiits--off Mayer
"A tn innings OF lineup, in in
rip-. STRUCK OFT by Tcsrcau. >: by
hi:.--nr. 10. .mg Ill MINOR. MANcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
College IInscf,utt.

n At Athens VaudcrhIlt n.
Georgia. Z.
College, 2: Trinity College. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Announcement Made nf tho Score WHO Fell
within Ninety Per Cent
Circle.
tpiiicial averages. announced yesterday.
Of M Virginia amateur trapshootcrs ia the
Wi' registered tournaments. who landed in
ne charmed - per cent circle, are as foi-

=, ~. HHIIHT'N "IN NININ mon UnnlV.fuI IN
nc tournament held under tho auspices Of
IN" Interstate last year one hundred and
forty "a: whom Jailed &" reach the c">ctcI
mar ~ u" mon no can break 80 nor cont
@ NOR targets, says Mae" Hart Of thr
west End Gun club. arc ALWAYS !angero,,.
aud liable IL, have brain~torm and walk
away with ih" best trophies 81 :, tourm.
incht. In order Il give the weaker .hntA
" show. SuCh men ar" pcnaliIcd hy tho dis.
lhnrC hHndiran ,InNS iIied -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

GAMES TODAY.
Detroit mt ~ Louis.
Chicago mt Cleveland,
Washington ut New York
BUston a. fhuuurI Eh la.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
81. Louis. y; Cincinnati. {.
New York. q: phiIadclplIiu, u.
rutSburS II & hiCaco (CuId Wcnthcr).
Boston Brooi>iyn twct grOunds,.
STANDING, on 'riIE tI,fSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q. Chatta
nooga, z.
Others postponed. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
.Thc bird OF Paradise"

Patrons Of the theaicr will again be
waited on the wings Of Supcrmelodra-
ma. when oliver Morosro viii present
Richard Walton Tully'S delightfully."- in
tcrcS,inG story Of the liawiian Is
lands. The Bird OF Paradise" which
comes To tho Academy Friday and Sat
urday. and Saturday matinee This
will! be the first time in this city. and
each year II is seen IL gains new
friends besides retaining its old adj
mircrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30

GAMES TODAY.
Pitt sburEh nj Chicago.
~. Louis mt Cincinnati.
New York AT rhiiadcl phiu.
lSNsl lSrNnl>l a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
Rock and White Tour.

After an engagement of two Comscc-
utiNc years at the Midnight Froiic in
New York. William Rock and Frances
White Will be seen here for IL limited
engagement At the academy on Thurs
day. matinee and night. Mr.. Rock and
MISS Whitc arc making Il whirlwind
tranScontincntial tour, accompanied by
the New York clcf club composed of
twenty colored singers and players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

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81 Louis, IL: Detroit, 3.
Chicago. \: Cleveland, I.
Soston- " n~hinStOu traiD.
New York -u'titaucIphiu (wct SroInI,)