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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
OPEN SEASON SATURDAY
Amateur League Holds Final Meeting
Before Sending Tennis
Into Fray.

The officials OF the city amateur
leagues held their last meeting pre-
paratory TO the opening Of the season
in the auditorium OF Murphy'S Hotel
last night, and, 10 judge from the eN
presSons from the heads of the two
circuits in the organization. everything
is at last ready Tor play.
w. T.. Hccklcr. president of the Com
merc!al League. made it known TO The
assembled officials that the six clubs
under his jurisdiction We're ready 20
stage their iu!,ial fights on Saturday.
The Commercial! League has :tlroGuv
made up its schedule, and il has been
recently published in this paper.
While the Immediate prospects for the
quick formation of the Athletic
league arc not so bright, President
Easton stated that he hoped TO ill In
full quota of six clubs by Tomorrow
At present there are only four aE-
sreSations signed up for service with
the Athletics.
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NO. NOT CENSUS FIGURES
The Twcnt--SiN Merely Represents
First Nationals score over
Federal kc>crNc.

Tie First National Eanl! baseball
Bank yesterday Ivy the tune OF to y.
The First National tcrm brought IS
heavy artillery into action III INC nTN
the last two innings. when tircd o.
running the bases.
Tho features Of the game was me
team and The hitting Of Hunt who
secured three hit. orc OF these hGinS
n two Dagger. In thc ,n.tching Huy'
ter striking out fifteen mon and Eur
nctto ten. .
Score by innings: u IT, ~,
Federal Reserved o q o ! Fl" q @! A"
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BEMEDlCTINES WIN
Trim iIi.hInnd Springs rcnm In McH
Played Game by score
or - ia -.

The Erncdictinc Cadets trimmed INC
Highland Springs agErcSNii"n yostcr-
day afternoon -, Byrd l'arN 10y INC
close margin Of to :. rh" cHmc was
tight from beginning 10 'iuish. and con-
iaincd FEW SpccjacuIHr plays
Following were ;hc line unS:
Highland Springs Bruce. second
base: iInitard. left ncld. Mci;r1w. iirSt
base. Wayman. catcher: ANil pitch'r'
Smith, RICH; iicld. Gray. third n'S.'
Toauc. center hcId: GiCkwiIk. snort
stop
l;oncdictinc--lla catcher: Ecn"'
$hortstop: Crcam"r. second base iicH
ming. pitcher: Blake. Icft h"id' pr'e,
ing. third base: koSirr. center hctn:
Thcdctcl>. first hasc: Mckinley, rlSh'
field; Griifcn, left field.
Tie Cadets will l"c& horns Tor nc
second time with McGuirc's on Fri
day afternoon Thcv also hay" . game
slate; with tho Mcdiccs for Saturday.
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Bank leagues standing.
HOLD RUNNING CARNIVAL
Question n. to Whether MARSHALL
NIrt:ui-c Gnmc Was Marathon
or Diamond Event

John Marshall High Scho,i defeated
tn. Mcclure bail team yesterday at
tcrnocn 1T Byrd Park by The over
wEclrlii,g tally OF 10 TO c, Ragged
IclG.ng and inability to n, II "a CRISIS
contributed to the uneven score.
The Marshallitcs put the game In
soak In the nth inning. when tncy
scored ten runs. Hicks. the first man
to face the McCiuir" moundSmnn. WAS
given Il pass, wen; TO second on Todd $
single. and both scored when Rigsa
hit through third base. RIGGS stole
second. and amblcd In on Carrots two
sgCkrr TO center. .Nshbrook was SAT"
on first Ivy the first hasemau's error
lie and Carrot then crossed the pan
when Patterson singled to LEFT field
Iarrclson flied out TO left. but Pat
tcrson scored or Stuarts h;ngle. Tur-
.ncr then brought Stuart across with
a two-barEcr. and scored when lickSs
easy hounler went through short.
Hicks and Todd each scored on series
Aftcr this. IL was nothing 20 1.-THE
Mcclure boys lost their lighting spirit
and proved easy victims for the John
Marshall aggregation.
Score 10y innings:
McGuire's .....d o. &
j NJ. II. S....o . o 70 o q X--lG
This is the way tho city prep league
NOW s.lnnls.
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boston WINS IN ninth
WITH ONLY RUN IN GAME
Tlormahlcn Holds Red Son Hitlcs:
UntiL-E'inal Frame Of
Contest.
TWO snlTOUTs OUT OF THREE
Athletics Hold Senators ScorclcSs.
Indians Continue Their Drive To-
wards Top of the List. Scoring
Heavily in Fray With st. Louis.

BOSTON. April c3.-Pitchcr Thor
mahlcn. OF New York, held IS ston hit
less until the ninth inning to-day. when
Boston. wnh the Ga.oS Iun and one
cut, scored the ouly ram OF the game
on Whitcman's long sacrifice i'y 20 left
tlcl1, when Eodtc droppc-.. With one
cut III this inning, Strunl, singled, and
took third on -tiuthS pinch single on
tho first pitched pNli. Mclnnis was
purposoly walked. filling the bases, set
Ting the stage for WhitCman'S sacrifice
fly. Eush was nit safely three times,
twice by Eodie. Peck. n.aUgh. Strunk
and Whitcman contributed brilliant
plays. The score,
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Mrs kate Leydecker Io5 tMcAtect, $50,
:Y.'g. $50, nTst: Poultney. IL tTroNi-rI'
$3.50. $50, second; Bagnera, 100 (IieE.
leil, $3.50, third. Tim 81 Seconds Inhp
row err, Littlccotc. SupcrrI. Vancouver cain
spring. Tom fool. Fostcria and Bah! Girl
also ran.
,-auGryi. $3.50. $}o.26 Ss'sS. nfst F AR
Mac. $50 bryant. s5.lo. $50. second.
LEE fly.r 40 ,tWtSom; Si7o; third.
gtto Fiolo. Race0rook, Royal spinner. E.yy
Haven and CyHosurc also ran.
Ih.fI race-thtce- yesr-ods and UP, five
go a halt turl"aas-.P Lynn. ll5
Up GeaEl, sac $3.50 second; Sam Ficl. :,
81. - Stalker, $3.50, thifG Time.
t;eS ~ Syphon Boy General. Encore.
Lacy London Bachelors Blend, May W.
aud Clark -. ais" ran.
Fourth r@ce--stN furionrs--puke Of Dew
onshire; Ito ,pomnisl, slo.-p. $50. $3.50.
sd rs6 !ohr i5 III snoG9soq Ssi@; So?
$3.50 third fine. III. Dr!nien n'5''I Bel.
shade A!,aea. Gijlis IL sa ana - King ;is
!ssea'ie III s.5l'@si; SIC s4o5o y s 'fS"
hrst; Ideal - lbu!imanl. $j.lr. $3.50.
l 200" .Ff.gfE.ni ~ H:yke,. $i2o. th.rd.
Gsrly also ran
ski. raee--siz furlonss-Dr. Campbell.
liz 'hummer;,;, itac $50, $50: iirs':
800. second Grey Eagle. oG CMcrgicrp.
$40. i!ard Time. l.i5. Odatls9ue. Vo-
,ahulery: B:-duam end peep Again also ran.
BoN"r. llj ,Mchts"r 80 80. 'e.5O and $40
met root-ic. 40 Ersor' SG1t ana :i."O
.rrondi HereC@'r. i2& 'IorGicr' $50.
Last sparE Senator Broaertas : oGr6,d in.
jack Lucas Ma&.uls Choice ann TirrS
sar.b also ran
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GOTHAM GIANTS DIGGING
IN 1T TOP OF LIST
Make Clean Sweep OF Their First
Home Stay. Winning Sixth
Straight Victory.
HoGG is PROVING BIG FIND
NJ His First Appearance He Pitched
Phisfics to Easy TriumpF--Rcds
Defeat Cubs in Hutly-C Contested
Gamc-S5t. Louis Downs Pirates.

NEW YORK. April IS New York
Nationals made clean sweep OF their
hrst home stay. defeating Boston to-
day for their sixth straight victory,
the score being TO .. The Giants hit
both trum and Caravan hard and op-
portunciy. Doyle made a double and
two singles. drove in three runs and
scored a fourth. Zimmerman hit :,
the sixth inning. Sallcc pitched AN
effective game for New York a mis-
Judged fly by Eurns hclptn. Boston
III It's sixth inning scoring. the score.
i,uston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First ra.e-TutsrHg "aursc-Braf-o
toi'- zoe tCgnnn.l.l. g 500. $50 Hrst.
r"-I., J. 'Her..'. 81 $50. ssa"ud, trUit
~. iio 'J"An.omi. S-,o. ihiru. Time.
P5tnoe ~ Como Subway ami Blind Baggage
.aad rsc--four furlouss-nHly Kelly.
20. 'c.mp-ouI. '-lf". 1000 ,id $40, irst
'n' IN!rs-tol. IpT 'uo0scI l7.sp. $3.50.
,slr} rr @ tasi9r ,.Aicryxa ' 80;
boz Linden Polio jag, "ad Doc! Az Az
Thira rao--sI xfurlong- Woe, Bonnie.
ttp t|#nlr5', :. DO. SD S-2r. ur-t. Gypsy
&ncar ~ ,stee,. - @n $50 second,
,,.-l A'rmsgTria' ~ ssTriinstoq,..,. ;..,2o.
boncro and Fo.ar ..'so ran.
Fourth race-nli!s ana sercr'" ,5rds--
tpp"f UNITY lNt ''ru"p', sa.Go. t--n
20 first. brihcH Voter 10. fInruvou,.
500 $50. 80. oirI Royal : M Goose.
,,, ,ita I.m,' AZ 20. Hale'r and
Ffnt rea rlrsa $500. ,hree ycar-ollr.
mtIa ana srNcuty y.ru.-Sr~cIi Comb JOS
naGneN los Csin,aon}. l,'7o. Wa sccond
:,trcsi lnS .icf;.'. $50. third. Tiuuc.
SiNth rtrc--Cour furlou-s--I:xenp,a IL.
tS!up- .. $50 and $50. first. r.rie
Randall il- tcoIupll:i. :. and 500 Sec
oEd Can she ll2 tshuuug'. 81. th.rG.
Brace Waltsrna ,rric Maore ana M itGIIe
.fo,ca,h raee---uHc and .eyou,r ysrd.-
zealand. il9 Johnsorl. so a. 'tlo and
- 20 fret, Harvest King lns UIowafI,.
cli. So 20. -cDDNd. Nis'rr- pnly ~ tLuue-
Slafrr Z-nGaTca. Sanustone ~. iiarcNsnt
80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
DOCTORS DOWN PREACHERS
Medical College ar Virginia Win. over
Nandolph- NJ aeon in Tenth
Inning.

Medical College of Virginia downed
Randolph Macon College yesterday in
a hard-tousht ten-lnning contest By
the score OF 10 ..
King, the Medicos' stellar southpav:.
pitched air;ight ball for seven in
ninss: but, owing TO an injury sus-
was relieved in the eighth by Bruni.
who let the Preachers down with only
one more hit Scot. the Doctors short
stop, ncldcd in grand form. taking
care OF fourteen chances without =
m!scuc, and several times pulling his
team out OF holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

- -f-.W'!al'V I'It."
TOLEDO. ONO, Apr. 2g-W.;,r.
Lansiord Buffalo negro pugilist ~
hned 800 and barred from, further par.
ticipat;on IN ono rines a. spcci.
missIon to-day Lau2ford was foi,m(
guilty Of stalling Ia his t,ycIy4-rnt,,,l
k.cut with Jack Blackburn. ~ rhil..
dciphia, mere iast night .n when u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
VI ashipgtun.
Totals

7 hilaltIpNIa -...V . q . n d
Washington ......Q 0 @ o . % %
summary: Euus-Jarnicson. Kopp.
Gardner t-l. bGSau. Two-base hit
StaTaner; Three base h.,-McAvoy.
AcAIoE. boubl" plarS-Nyass 70 Du-
IAN 10 Euras Dusan 70 shannon 10
i5lrms LEI; On aScs-Pl.iiadelnh!a,
Wa Sh!nston, ). Bases on balls-on
7:;chcr-by Myers | tSchui,e, Str,ci.
out-hy Dumont g. by Myers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
ATHLETICS TAKE TWO

WASHINGTON, april 2&.-PhMadc!-
pnis made 1t Two straight victories
oven Washington by taking to-days
game. 10 o. Myers held the locals
helpless, while the visitors punched
nits on Duront in three innings. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

New York .. o o 5 o X-a
summary: Runs = Smith. Rawlings.
Young CO. Eauii CO. Burns go. DOYLE.
Sallcc. Two-basc nits-Doylc. Kaun.
Wilson. Tnrec-pasc hit--Zimn. ormau.
stolen bases--Bu ms, Fletcher. Young.
sacrifice hitS-Fleichel, Young. Double
rl2y-fle 10 liolke. Left on bases
New York. l.; Boston, s. First base
on errors-GostGn. =. Bases on balls
off Salicc :: of crum 3; off Canavau
]. Hits-of Crum, & in : = innings:
oft Canavan. ! in > % innings. hit
by pitcher--hy Cum, l Hlctchcrb.
Struci. out-by Sal!ce. l; BY Canavan.
.. Losing pitcher Crum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

Nv Nfsociatro Iron.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. April g3-rro1
Thornton. = scIniprofesstouai pitcher
OF Columbus. ohio, is expected 10 ioi,
tho Cleveland Americans IN Detroit 10
morrow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

New York .'.. o o U o O %
Boston . 90 . Q Q 0 IL
summary: Run - Strunk. Two-basc
hit-Godic. stolen uasc-StTunk. sac
-iiice hits-Pipp, Shcan. Sacrifice fly
Whitcman Double p!ays-Bush 10
scott 20 HoblitZei; BUSH TO Hcbiitzel 10
NcInnis &c Agnew. Left on bases
New York 4; Boston. :. FRS; on err
rcrs--Boston, =. Bases on balls-of
Thormahleu. (; on Bush. 1 Struck out
by Thormahlcu, |. by Bush, l.
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MA ar = =
'Battcd for Tyler in ninth.
iEattch for Barber in ninth.
tEaD for Lear in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
chicago ..........0 q %
Cincinnati .......o o ! -
Summary; Huns Barber Mann. Groh
Elack burnr. Br"ssicr. Two-hasc hits
Mann Biackhurnc. Sacrifice hits
raskcr; L. Maecc. Double plays-I.
Narcc TO :. MaCcc; Elackhurnc. l.
Iarcc 20 & MaEcc. Left on bases
chicago. To: Cincinnati. 4. First base
on crro-s-Chicagn /: Cincinnati. |
liaacs or ha So off Tyler; ,; off Ercss.
ley. >. lit b. pitchcr-by BrcSslcr
G;arhcr). Struck out-by Tyler, .: by
BrcsSlcr, >.
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Spring Cleaning

brings ia mind 4, lot OF odd things
around TIL" house YOU don; need. 4
Times Dispatch Want .\d will sell
them for you. Phone Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago az ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit
Washing ton ut New York.
Boston at rhiUidct phia
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National League

Yesterdays RESULTS.
-. Louis. d: Pittsburgh, :.
tinrinnntl. !: Chicago. ..
Phiiadciphiu. :: Brout;:E, =.
New York, .; Boston. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

GAMES TODAY.
~. Louis at Chicago.
Ncw York at Brool<l,n
Philadelphia 1T Boston.
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HOGG PITCHES TO VICTORY
NV A.sociateh Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA April 23.--Bradlcy
iIogg. recruit from Los Angeles, pitched
Philadelphia TO victory in his first
game of IN" season to-day. TO =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

O|at 90 Id - 10 a
Sa tied for Canavan IN ninth.
burns out, nit Joy battcd bail.
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How They Stand To-Day
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, 1: New York. q.
Cleveland, 4; 81. louis. =.
WASHINGTON. q: Philadelphia. ).
q Il,I raj i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
BOs ton.

i OlaAS - v
'o,.c out when winning run scored.
+Satted for Hob.!tEel in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

,Istzel out Mit ny uatted bali
"a itei ioi boak IN second
. ',"n iof SnH!e' IN second
ritt;aursh ..... $500 ooooc
Y LOUIS ....... % % q :;
o.5 5's stoarei s Eups r Mo.i~i.a, care%
raViett" -. Memoir. Two-bHse III
i'"uiettc. Ih"to base hit=Eard sini.v
o"scs-- l-arey StcnseA KING, Baird "a.
II,n,,lc hlia i'auleuc. eaton.
l.eit, ON base Pittsburgh. &. a. i.ov.s'
First tasc on errors s, TAXI -
iifse on ha|la OF steele 2 Of SAX.
OFF Ste"ic. = In . ~ innings. or if.,
IN luhlag-. of sanders. in . w..
inntHrs' OF Doak, !o nufncs HalI'
DoaH. > by May . via rf',h I,ai.
and Sanders Winning pitcher. Mn,
losing pitchcr. Semacr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24

TO hold 'cm up agains, a
high-priced tailor's is TO find
that for quality, tailoring and
lit they're as like as two peas!
| We have specially in mind
our getaways Of finest English
worsteds.
/ The "hold-up" really comes
in the w-a-i-t-i-n-g you have at
the tailor's-and the charge for
his label !.
Money back if you want it,!
Separate Striped Trousers.
SILK Hats. Canes. Dress Over
coats. Gray Gloves.
/ beautiful Pattern. In Ncrkwear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-24
Largest Credit Jewelers. in the World"
6 open an Account at Castelberg':
Our Terms to All

Larger hmount. In Same Pro-
portion.
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STANDING OF ruis Gnu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21
A Shampoo Worth Trying

II is not necessary TO shampoo your
hair so frequently II II Is entirely and
properly cleansed each time by the
use of a really good shampoo. The
easiest TO use and quickest drying
shampoo that We can recommend to
our readers Is one that brings out all
tho natural beauty or the hair and
may be enjoyed at very little expense,
by dissolving teaspoonfui of Can
throx, which can be obtained from any
druggists s, in a cup of hot water. This
makes a fun cup of shampoo LIQUID.
enough so it is easy to apply II to all
tho hair instead of tust TO the top of
the head. This. when rubbed into the
scalp and onto every strand of hair,
chemically dlssolves all impurities II
is very soothing and cooling in its ac-
ton, as well as beneficial to both
scalp and hair. After rinsing out the
lather 30 created. YOU will find the
scalp ts fresh, clean and free from
dandruT. while the hair dries
quickly and evenly, developing a
bright luster and a soft fiuffiness that
makes it seem very heavy.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21
BATTLE AYERS WILL
TEMPORARILY D|SBAMD
y~r-r~=
ia s. g.. "a. -.G,st-- tst-'- 49, ssss..a
Players Feel That They Should Give
Way to- the Virginia
League Clubs.

II was announced last night that
the Battle Axe team will suspend play
for the present time, and will give a
clear field to the Virginia league when
II starts play next Thursday.
Frank Boehling, who has been as
Styling in the management of the
team stated last night that it was
the unanimous opinion of the players
that way be given to the professional
performers. Every chance will he
given TO help the Virginia league
make good.
it is possible that certain OF the
Axemen will line up with the ANA
teur clubs In the city and play until
further notice. However II was
stated that week end games Will prob
ably he played with the clubs AT Hope
well and Camp Lee from time to time.
and that trip will probably he taken
into Washington and Maryland.
DIR. Parkers team will not he draft
ted on heavily for the Virginia league
Only one player. Napier, has contract
ed for play in the state leagce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21

FUNERAL or EUGENE Gill AT
II O'CLOCK THIS MORNING

The funeral 81 Eugene W. GIN, 4
pouul7r PRINTER. well known 10 all
printers and newspaper men In the
CITY viii be held this morning st II
o'clock from his home. q t|-4.-Aa.-<t g +
avenue Bu~is, wifi he in R'FefVieW
cemetery. and tho Rev william Loeh-
hart bali pastor Of Tabernacle Bap~
-taf church. viii conduct the services
Tarlr. -tts viii he Lewis Monroe
Jesse Casfrs Thamas Farley. Arthur
Prom William kuote. Edward II
AtsI~s Richard Tucker and George
Is Jennings
dcieCatior from Richmond Typo
graphical Union. Ne. go. Of which he
was q member will attend the fun
traI
Mr. GIU died sundaz morning after
p Ions illness which had forced MN
70 retire from business He leaves
his wife. who was Mics Matte Butler.
and by one daughter Miss Lois Gill,
He Is also survived ty his mother,
Mrs Joseph y CHI four sisters
N.ress Iosephire, MarA A. and
Maggie v GIN. and Mrs. Emma Htu,
all ot thls citv Hnd three brothers --
william IS and Harry r GfU, OF Rich
noud ana Jamc- c CHI Of New
Brighton "a
NJ GIL was foreman IN the com
0elnr room ~ The %ircluian during
the pact wiutcv. he was one time fore
man ~ the Evening Journal eompns-
.Yc room. and ~ the Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21
DEAgTy StgfJCF

Entered into @ntsrraf rect
Monday morning MILDRED COLES
,EpMUNDs. daughter Of 3fH6red Coles
rar-tngton and john " Edmunds. Of
Hedfel6. Halifax county and beiov n
wife Of the late James = BOYD CHE
IL survived hy orn aisteY. Mrs II r.
Hubbard. az buckingham county ard
ons hrothsr, Mr.. Lstt.etoa Eduun:R,
OF PAGES. Halifax county Va. and
tho following children. J. n n
Boyd. ot California; n ~ Bayd. 81
Masteax. Va Llsut~nart Tohr w
Boyd. OF she United staHeF array,
Mrs Asa r Phillips, Of w8ehlpgton
D. C, MrE John @ Hsyt. Misses
Lizzie L and Mary r. Boyd. ot Hlch-
nnond
Funeral will be from tho hons
III West Grace street 81 p. NJ
TUESDAY. May 81. Internnent private
No flowers
FailbeArsrs' Aetive--)t!s ~ Al.
friend. r. L Gordon, VIM Hayes. NJ,
p. Wexford, r.. III Darlington, j.
{. Butler. Richard Belt Honorary
Colonel w. H. Palmer. Blair String
fellow. Julian I'M. J, T. Taylor. II
III. Smith. J. r Morris. J u Pace. A.
D. Dill. John l.. Wingo. IL ". JACK
son, r. { Williams Jr, Dr. John
Dunn, Dr Hodges a NJ. Darlington,
r. n. Mayo, NJ Bosen haum. Judge
VIM Moncure, /. - Aylett. Hugh
Taylor. G. p T.Athroe. FrsHk Neiie.
Marry yYayeer, John " Taylor, J.
y BELOW. Jehn NJ. A.sias. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21

Johns church. the place of Patrick
Henry's immortal words,
Passing through ch.moorazo park,
they returned across the Marshall
street viaduct. passing the White
House of the Confederacy. The party
was taken ~ far west as the Country
Club of Virginia, when they turned
back motoring through William
Byrd park and then down Monument
avenue. and on to Capitol square,
where they encountered the great ap-
plause After the reception In the
square. they were given luncheon at
the business Mems club.
The party left at 3 o'clock for Pc
tersburg and Camp Lee. from there
the itinerary OF their trip will include
Lynchburg. Charlotte, Atlanta, Macon,
Nashville. Memphis. st. Louis. Chi
cago. Indiana polls. Cleveland, Buffalo.
Pittsburg and Washington. These
F'renchmeh, who all wore the medals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21
URGES PREPAREDNESS
AGAINST SMALLPOX
Chief Health Ofiiccr. DIR. Flanagan,
Says That Disease Is floating
Around At Present

In view OF the. prevalence In some
parts of Virginia 4>f smallpox, DIR. Roy
x. Flanagan, chief health officer
has Issued 4 warning 10 the public to
take time by toe sorelock and he vac
cinated There is no doubt about IT,
smallpox can be prevented DR.. F'1an-
ragan said yesterday. 1T Is absolute
ly an unnecessary disease because vac
cinatlon is a certain preventive"
DR.. Flannagan's warning is based
on the announcement by the state
board of health that smallpox has ap-
today one case in Richmond. A col
ored patient Is under treatment al the
smallpox hospital, and fear Ia enter
tanned that he amy have been the
cause of the infection OF others. The
patient was a rover. and is believed
to have come in contact with many
OF his race before he finally came
under the attention Of the health au
thorities, AS the period Of incubation
in cases of smallpox can be definitely
ascertained. DR.. Flanagan figures
that about May IS other cases may
appear as a result OF the movements
OF the negro under treatment.
Vaccine will be supplied at the de-
partment of health to all persons who
are unable to purchase It from their
druggist or physician. II will also he
administered by the department with
out cost. DR.. Flanagan is anxious
that all who have never been vacCi-
mated or who have not been In the
past two years, do so without delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21


and scars OF battle. are touring
America to view the war preparations.
They will soon be back, in tho
trenches. ri
Commanding the visitors were Lieu
tenant lie Moal. of the Eleventh bat
TALON Of chasseurs; Lieutenant Jean
Canal, of the Forty-t third regiment of
Colonials: Lieutenant Roger Cluzeau..
of the Fourth Zouaves. and Lieuten
ant Max Benois. of the aviation
escadrille. The latter belonged to the
Aging squadron. of which the great
French ACE" Guynemer, forrnar
commanded Lieutenant Benois has
brought down several enemy air craft
and has established reputatio that
lis world wide.
Several French officers. who are
now al Camp Lee nstructing the men
in training. came over to greet their
fellow countrymen. They showed a
great fondness for one another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-21
POSLAM MADE
To HEAL YOUR
BR0KEN-OUT SKIN

II YOU attend TO Pimpies. Rashes and
all skin troubles with Poslam, and do
SO promptly. they will not develop and
spread.
Unless NoG@have actually seen Pos
lams work and know how readily II
takes hold, stopping the itching at
once. YOU will hardly believe It's ef-
fects possible in so short a time.
In Eczema. Poslanl g action appears
all the more remarkable when the
trouble is persistently stubborn and
nothing else seems to bring lasting
relief. Posiam ia harmless always.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th St. New York City.--Adv