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New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
La Sultana Eleven Wins

Playing q Metropolitan League game
ut Taft's Oval yesterday, the La Sui
tana soccer eleven defeated Morse Dry
Dock by goals to l. Duffy shot all
three of the goals in the first half. and
in the second period Shaw and Scott
added one apiece. Maddox tailed for
the losers.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Arrow Club Team Wins
Annual Y. NJ. II. A. Run

Harriers comprising the various
clubs Of the Washington Heights Y.
NJ. II. \. held their annual handicap
road run over its course yesterday. A
field Of thirty started and all COM
pletcd the three and a quarter miles.
The members of the Arrow Club
were the team winners, with II points,
followed by the Soliat Club with IS
and the L. O. A Club with 90. Indi-
vidual honors went to Harry PearlmaE,
unattached, in 1915, with f. Wilson,
unattached, second, in 1918, and J.
Kalmis, Arrow Club, third, in 1928.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
California Loses Sixth
STRAIGHT to Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal, April
l4-Victory in the last intercollegiate
athletic competition between Stanford
University and the University Of Cali
fornia until the end of the war went
to Stanford yesterday when the Car
dinal track squad scored 60 points
against CALIFORNIA; SO in the 1913 dual
meet 1t was Stanford's sixth straight
track victory over the Berkeley in
stitution.
No records were broken or threat
cned, and the meet showed clearly the
wars lnroads upon Intercollegiate ath-
letics
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Wants Stadium Named
For Late M. J. Sheridan

A recommendation to have the pro-
posed stadium in Washington named
for Martin J. Sheridan was adopted yes
terday at meeting of the memorial
fund committee of the late all-around
champion.
1t was said that the committee has
abandoned the idea to hold the junior
Metropolitan Association championship
games at Celtic Park on Memorial Day
in behalf of the fund. In it's stead the
committee will stage an all-star Gaelic
football and hurting contests.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
IN y AL /. l. FAIRNESS N
BY w. j. MACBETH

~ baseball American Ieao,e
o,s se's under way to-day the National League its
~ "opeo that the impending
ausne with the customary
Eo s "lsh we conceive for country
VIC oaseoal we'll of
h ~ na1 this ountrys the
verses to arms. 80 r " W ~ - i7
f league seasons doubtless, will played
hos ue OF the tarfung battle game
VIC hoorsement of the
an essential to the populace The citnrv
x ~ feiaSaon from the stress strain upon arms
should change orbidD
s great profession its broadest
e government Baseball will shadows
aglc masterpiece, prepared it's all
"o ehe nav, If occasion demand
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Ball Games Postponed

WICHITA, Kan, April 14.-The Chi
cago Nationals Wichita Western League
baseball game was postponed here to-
day on account of wet grounds.
HUTCHINSON, Kan. April 14.-The
Chicago Americans (second team :
Hutchinson Western League game
here to-day was cancelled because Of
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
N. Y. Football Club Loses

Encountering rhe Scottish sh-Anericans
at Clark's Field, in Newark, Yesterday
the New York Football Club sustained
another defeat in the Championship
series of the National Football League
by the score Of 2 goals to /.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Quits College for Camp Sports

ST. PAUL, Mimi. April AR. w.
Thacker. for the rast three years ath-
lctic director at Manchester College
here, has resigned to accept the ap-
pointment as assistant athletic director
at Camp Custer. Battle Greek, Mich
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
ys Minor Contract "Mere Scrap of Paper"?

TO ONE of Laos long banded
~
National Commission regard
ruin awaits it,
II the members National Commission stuck jim McCafey
robbed they probably
he sent iai highway robbery But baseball itself
which and against its
The National justified the action it has
(any it in justified the facts date have
public full ruling
face f it. appeas q "de
term which Gs and particularly the
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Climber Foals a F;llv

Last Friday at James ButJer,s Fav.
View Stud. the Voter mare Cii,ahar
winner of the Debutante and other
stakes in 1914. foaled bay filly. sired
by Pebbles. the son Of Ben Brush and
Running Stream. anu
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
s1eiiows Defeat RivaIa

sxssst sss.sxlealows ~ non hands down
= ss'hsosll q a. nsceer team Of the Prospect
1As Ts|so ~ the score of 7 goals
sa Oval in Brooklyn yestsr.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Fo1tch OPeni11g Of

the probable
opening game of the American League today when
clash the Senators at Washington the
southpav who likely almost
t for the
New-York tribune., 1918-04-15
Exhibition Games
At Louisville:

y, ~ ,l'h Lo9'ssl'ic' nle, r. II E.
Louisville (Southern Assoc atios1l ~ q
Bat erics--carlson, Jacobs and Archer. Plactpa,l
shacSeifo-d. Beebe and Kocher, Deyine ~''''
At Columbus. n "
,ooium5us american Associ atom . / Z i
" "qqsnlngSon qa American Leasue) ........... 0 o
= oatterits--G George Sherman and Hartley Esvncr,
Dunont. Yngling and Charity "as-ef
A! Cincnnati pur
Detroit Americans - -. e.
Cincinnati Nationals ........ .
', Batteries-E erickson. killio and S;anaxe: Yelle
Regan and Allen. Ae-0'
At indianapolis: pu ~
Cleveland Americans - E q A
indianapolis tAmerican Associ atom - 2
and Henline 4i0'' 'oyIeS
At Memphis: III
st. Paul tAmerican Associatiop) - q II i
Aehpihs tsolthern Association ...... II
y. Batteries-,,heating. Foster and Cook; Nelson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
Why SOCIETY WOMEN WASH
THEIR OWN HAIR

They do, not because it is a fad
but because they wish to obtain the
greatest possible hair beauty and be
sure they are not using anything
harmful They have found that in
washing the hair it ia never wise to
use a makeshift but IS always ad-
visable to use preparation made for
shampooing only. Many of our
friends say they get the best results
from simple home made Canthrox
mixture You can use this at a cost of
about cents a shampoo by getting
some Canthrox from your druggist
and dissolving a teaspoonful in a cup
OF hot water. This makes enough
shampoo liquid to apply to all the
hair instead OF just the top of the
head, as with most preparations.
Dandruff. excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear in the
rinsfng water. Your hair will be so
fluffy that 1t will look much heavier
than ii is It's luster and softness
will also delight you--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours ,
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency in rainfall since March /
Excess IN rainfall since January
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
SOCIETY
FR1EpA MEREDITH DrErz Editor. PHONE MADISON
FRrEDA MEREDITH D1ETz. Editor.

Miss Gladys Edwards Nea'e, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Llewe'yn
Neale. of this city, became the b-tds
of George Lee Peabody. Jr.. the son
of Mrs. George Peabody, of PittsburE
Pa, on Wednesday evening at
O'Clock the ceremony being performed
IN the home of her parents. 1887 West
Grace street, the Rev II. D c. Mac
lachlan officiating. In the long draw
lighted candles formed a background
ing-room palms. hydranEeas and
for the mprovised altar, and pink and
purple flowers were used in dining
room and halls.
Tho bride was given H. marriage by
her father. Her gown and train were
of s.lSor Goth and tuils and ne" Veil
OF ii.Isisn was caught WITH sprays OF
natural orange blossoms She car
ricd A shower bouquet - gardeuias
and lifts OF the valley. Mrs. r. r
Heard. of Newport News. who attend
ed her sister as matron of honor. wore
a gown OF orchid -colored taffeta and
tulle and carried an arm bouquet of
delphineums in pastel coIers, Little
Miss Mildred Mountcastle, in a froCk
OF pink chiffon. preceded the bride as
flower girl. Ray Philip Harrington,
OF Philadelphia. was Mr., Peabody's
best man
The out-of-town guests at the wed
ding Included Mrs George Lee Pea
body, Mrs. r. r Marvin, Mrs c. S,
Downing. Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Wilker-
eon. of Pittsburg: Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Neale, Mrs. John S. Curlett. of ESSEX
county; Ray Harrington, of Ph.ladei-
phia; Mr. and Mrs - +. Mountcaxtle
Of Covington Mr.. and Mrs + F.
Heard. of Newport News; Mrs. W. T
Nesle and Miss Lovelene Neale, OF
West Point, and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh F
Philbin, of New York
Scrfbner-Jones
DR., De Molay Scrihner and Miss
Annie Evelyn Jones. az Charlottesville
we're quietly married Sunday in DR.
E. A Driscolrs home. the Rev. Dr.
Esa Driscoll officiating. DR.. Scribnei
is a graduate Of the Medical College
of Virginia.
The wedding was FASTENED on re.
ceipt last week by DR.. Scribner o.
orders from the surgeon general
office to hold himself in readiness I
be called to duty with the nationa
army. in which he was commission
ed as a first lieutenant, medical corps
some months ago,
Personals.
Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson ant
Miss Emma Sampson. of Gun
14oNVs EAtiAtiiH ISIittYs al . All tuN IAil
for few days.
Mrs Robert Croxton. OF Marian
Va, is visiting friends In the city 70,
a couple OF weeks. Mrs. Croxto~
made her home In Ginter Park unit
last September
Miss Mary Davenport, Miss Jessie
M. Lewis, and Miss Mary Street are
spending several weeks at the Vir
ginia Hot Springs
Mrs e NJ. Gregory. of this city. /.
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. C, Moore
| in Newport News.
| Miss Gladys Hufford. who spent th'
past winter In Richmond. has gone Il
! her home in Bristol. Va. for the sum
| mer.
| Mrs. George y Bull and he
daughter, Miss Agnes Bull, Will return
| to Richmond tomorrow after sta,
| in York and Columbia s. C, wher'
they have been extensively entertain
ed. They will visit relatives DURING
their stay here.
Miss Ella Winfree, Of Forest Hill
has as her guests, Miss Mildred Ca
loway OF Brazil. Ind, and Miss Evelyi
c. Martin, of Lynchburg,
Mrs Thomas 2, Reynoid OF Par
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
FINEST THING IN
THE WORLD FOR
A BAD STOMACH
Thousands Speak Highest Praise for
II. L. Kramer's Discovery" Eatonic"

Go where you will, in city, town or
country, and you will hear people
talking about II. l.. Kramer's latest
success, EATONIC. the wonderful
new relief for indigestion and all
stomach distress after eating. Drug
gists say that in EATONIC, Mr..
Kramer has even a greater prepare
sion than Cascarets, which he orig
mated years ago.
This, of course, is subject that
comes home TO practically everyone
very few people, indeed, are entirely
tree from stomach misery in some
form, The man or woman, who has
never experienced the dull, lump
ssh" feeling OF distress that results
from heavy meal, is surely the rare
exception. And it is, therefore, not
a matter for wonderment that EA-
TONIC is universally hailed with
gratitude as great deliverance.
EATONIC is scientific prepare.
ton carefully thought out, with the
purpose OF neutraIizing the excess
acids that produce painful stomach
gases. EATONIC acts almost in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
PHONE MADISON 1929

avenue. has been spending several
weeks visiting in North Carolina.
Guests at "Misfit."
Mrs. Henry Field is entertaining a
number Of guests at "Msfit," the home
of her grandfather. Colonel Chiswell
D. Langhorne near Greenwood
Among her guests are Miss Doreeu
Fitzgerald. Miss Martha Buckner
Wall, Miss Mary McCaw Halves, and
Miss Nellie Addison Renolds, of this
city.
Nlrginians TN Philadelphia.
Among the Nirginians in Philadel-
phia today attending the eighth
trienial assembly of the Society Of
Colonial Wars are; ] Aston Cabeii
Cotesworth Pinckney. John Garland
Walker A. Randolph walker and De-
cature Axtel.
Cadet Ball.
One of the most interesting affairs
OF next week will be the cadet bail
on Friday evening. June 81, in the
Grays' armory The John Marshall
High School Cadet Alumni. associa r
ton will entertain the cadets now IN
the school and all Of the students ano
members of the alumni who are IN
terested. A large orchestra has been
engaged for the affair ana dancing
will begin at o'clock. number OF
prominent people Will ne lhFtleu wv
ernor and Mrs Davis. Mayor and Mrs.
Ainslie, Adtutant General 10 Lane
Stern, and members of the school
board and their wives Cards OF ad-
mission may be had by present and
former high school students after
Monday of next week from any mem
Der of the entertainment committee.
Members Of the committee are: Her
bert Harrison. Bruce Il. Hazelgrove,
Wallford Trevilian. Henry w. Dick
inson, William Lawrence Milton
Never, Arthur Peasants, Thomas
! Walden, Lamar Mountcastle
! Play Mt McGill's Hall.
This evening at $50 o'clock in Nc
fqiIs hall Eighth and Grace streets,
The Old Maids Convention will he
produced for the benefit of the Bar
Iton Heights Catholic church building
fund This comic little play Is under
1.-The direction Of Miss lone Cutler
Stoner and is open TO the public d.
Those taking part are: Mrs
, Trinite. Mrs. Stoner, Mrs. Landers
| Mrs Albright, Misses Anna Pettigrew
I Irene Barlow Eleanor Meyer Lena
! Dale Lucke. Isabel Meyer. Genevieve
Seay. Sadie Manol. Alma Pollard
/ Avis Cummings, Nellie Marin, Marie
! Marin, Lillian Charley, Grace Sulli-
van. Hyde Hildebrand, Ruth Rich
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
TO SUPPLY ALL DOCK
WORKERS FOR NORFOLK

Washington. June l3.--Charleston,
is. C.and Norfolk, Va, VIII he the next
ports In which the supplying of all
dock workers will be taken over by
the government. Distribution or
marine labor under the plan will be
placed in the hands of the United
States employment service of the de-
partment of labor
Captain Thomas V, o'Connor, presl-
dent of the international Longshofe"
men union, who has been appointed
dire tor OF stevedores and marine
workers to carry out this work now
is visiting Charleston and Norfolk 10
make the necessary arrangements TOR
the opening of the service. -
New York was the first port IN
which the government monopoly NJ
supplying dock workers was estab-
lished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
Movie Convention
SwelIs Milk Fund
r,..,.~ a., wos,cp Picture Psrapherus-
liz fs Very Iutere~tins--wanS
stars Are Present.

whats the use Of going 20 Atlahu'
CITY or Consy Island with the price "
railroad fare so high, when one CAV
so 10 the Gravs' srnory Tor hfty NehtN
helm the fund for supplying SICK rs
hies with milk this summer dance sno
BE- rnerry. rub elbows with some Oh 'u's
rn.ed movie stars. enjoy trip throuS
large number Of booths presioe 30
cr.r Nv rretty women. and revel IN th'
rnusir. from a genuine tazs eano
There Amt no Use a-tsl} declare
rs,-r,Att Tayicr. as he ToltrCleh ''e
tickets ~ the door last niKhr, the oo'
esstor being TIRE opening OF the ser
~ dances and entertainments 70 o'
riv%n under the auspices OF Inc VT
Sinis convention OF noNl"s r'I,'
MANAGERS. Manager Harry bernstein
- ~ COLONIAL theater. Is chairman OF
the committee
The committee having the miik Ihop
Ia hand said last might that va,
rcrea the necessary balance 70 20
1850 would be realized bei0s
night tomorrow night .
TIRE movie favorites who came .o
to~, last night, and were seen IN 'ae
vn.rry throng were ldilian "SiNo,
Wsssa Evans Marguerite Ceur'e'.
vt,r EarroF and Airline Pretty. all OF
rbcr, ar. well-known 70 movie fans.
Today Edith storey. june ElNiase,
w.-rusrife Snow. Evelyn Greeley anu
othar netahIes will add their NreHence
~ me gathering. and tomorrow some
:. ,ho.s Who could rot reach the chF
..rIier will come IN for the grand pa
,or.rrnu might when SOME OF the
..ar.lfrceEt stunts 81 the week Nfti u"
pulled OF -f, r
last night. young lady whose han's
was kept secret gave realistic fas
-atia, dance % the accom- psniment OF
-. weird music If the Sandwich IS
lands as illustrated by the 1a11ists-
pnotns representing the Paramount
Aircraft. World Select. First Natioha
Metro. .Vitasraph and super Fea'uts
rro1ucers. are presided over nv the Ia
AS ara at intervals pictures are
.how, on a mammoth screen All the
features are contributed absolutely IIF'
sd there IS no extra charge 'or any
4r4nr except thrift stamps, II any one
~4ahas 70 invest or other refreshfn on Is
which are offered for reasonable pres
me proceeds Of all of which are to &c
Inward the milk fund
Mavor Atnslie opened the festival las'
Night and will be present tomofro"
might to present tire winner the pfizf
ss~s.y i've white baby" which VIII be
given to the holder OF lnckN mum 'e'
- 10 drawn 3ast before midnight
ira movie men will meet in conven'
.,.r +hts morning and matters OF M
tsrest 10 the business ana To the pho'
H. gill ne discussed. The nportan'
question of censorship w1l-he fui''
discussed. and DEFINITE action may %
t.ktn al this time. looking to co-opeIa
t1or With the state ard city officials foi
more perfect supervision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14

~r.,,tude TO them should be acknowl-
eAred and paid and the only &C"
Acknowledgement they ask is their al
mission to the suffrage Can we
Justly refuse II?
LAS for America. ii is my earneso
hope that the senate OF the nlteo
states will give an unmlstakaote an
sver to this question ny passing 'he
suffrage amendment TO our federal
constitution before the eno OF TINS
session.
fsrnedI WOODROW WILSON. >"
Answering Memorial
The memorial was. in part, 8 fol-
I'm the historic message which an
nornrss 10 the world the entry into
rhe struggle OF American force ana
,houghr YOU declared unforGettable
,ovrulse upon which your great re-
n,,hlic awaits victory--the right OF
neopies TO self determination and
durable peace for generations 10
come
The presidents communication to
WIS french Suffragists. was given by
him 10 deputat!on OF women rep
renentiny the National American Wo~
MAN Suffrage association. who wait
"A on him at the White House al =
.,'clock this afternoon. Mrs Gait
who is also the president or TINS as
sociation. headed the delegation, and
read to the president the memorla
from the French suffragists with
her were DR.. Anna Howard SHAW
chairman OF the womans committee
AZ the council OF national defense
Mrs. Helen II Gardener OF this city:
Mrs. Maud Wood Park. Miss Ruth
uvhitn urS Miss Rose Young
The International Woman Suffrage
alliance, through whom the presi-
dent delivered his message. is made
up of national suffrage associations
Of twenty-six countries. Thus in an
rwering the appeal. the president in
effect becomes the mouthptece or the
euffra gists Of all these countries in his
insistence that the family OF pations
shall give a position OF equality TO
The women of it's household.
It is expected by the suffrage lead
FRS generally that the presidents &C
ton will not only prod the senate to
action on the suffrage amendment,
which has already passed the house,
bit will give big impetus to the suf-
trace movements in all the allied
countries.
From the very outset OF the war
the president has been insistent with
women EN- rlUEeQ IN the various wal
industries and relied upon 10 do the
work OF the men taken into. the army
and navy should be accorded ali the
rights and equal pay with those whose
places they NIL His sympathies for
the suffrage cause have grown more
and more intense as the burden OF
the women's sacrifices in the war ha.
I become more apparent The state
5mant has been made that he would
& have come CUT for woman suffrage
sooner than he did but for the heck
itng tactics OF the White House pick.
- ana the Womans party, As a
MISTER OF fact, he sympathtzed with
4 the ultimate aims of the pickets even
thoueh he could not approve the
Methods to which they resorted to al.
tnin thsE ends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
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THE RICHMOND vrRQINYAN
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Petersburg, who with see su such
complaints are properly attend
ed to.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14

stantly. You chew a tablet altar
meals-distress quickly disappears--
stomach becomes sweet no gas
or bloat-no belching OF bitter, half.
digested food.
H. L. Kramer. originator of EA.
TONIC. says:
Il am proud of EATONIC. The
remarkable results it is proving up,
are my ample rev ard for theh hard work
/ have devoted to the bringing out
of this preparation. Now / have the
great satisfaction of knowing--ahso.
Iutely-that EATONIC will do every
thing that planned for it.
II strongly urge every man and
woman with a bad digestion to try
EATON1C at once on my advice. |
state positively with all the emphasis
and sincerity at my command that ii
is now no longer necessary for any
one TO endure the miseries and dis
comforts OF weak, ailing stomach.
A single large Soc box of EA-
TONIC will prove that l am right.
Get it from any Druggist today. He
will tell YOU what Kramer savs is &C
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
APPRECIATION

But for Blue Ridge Water, / do not
believe ! would be alive today" writes
Mrs. Myrtle c. Treadway. Chatham.
Va. My only escape from invaltdisn,
is TO keep up my general health. and
this the Blue Ridge Water does for
me, when specialists and medicines
have failed" writes Mrs. T. NJ
Osmint,. Cleveland, Tenn. IT never
hesitate to dine when having access to
Blue Ridge Water" said the late
Judge w. T Joynes. Virginia Supreme
Court OF Appeals. Blue Ridge Water
is more valuable to me than medi.
cine. JAS. l. Pritchett. Danville. Va
40-gaL barrel, $500; refilled for $500
5-gal. demijohn. S2.25; renlled for
500. All orders shipped direct from,
springs.
PHIL r. BROWN.
sos East Grace.
Phone Randolph Ssh -..l----.-.-.ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
WILSON ENDORSES

CONTINUED from First Page,)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
Cl0TURE MEASURE
LOSES IN SENATE

Washington. June ls.--By vote OF
4, 10 "a. the senate this afternoon
defeated the Underwood resoluuon to
limit debate for the period OF the war
six Republicans and t"en'y-eish ~
Democrats voted for the resolution
Twelve Democrats and twenty-hine
Republicans opposed IT. Inc wore
was a surprise. it having pesh thons IN
that the Democrats wouio Fote ~
~..h.r in sunport OF the measure.
TIE anal vote upon the UNDERWOOD
-ssolus;on was as follows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-14
I.ocaI oh.erystton at 3 p. N. Ye.terd.,
Attachments for BelIigerents,

When tho case of Harry Price and
Ben Jacobs was called in police court
Yesterday neither of the men appear
ed. ana Justice CrutchfieId ordered at
tachments I'd be issued. The men are
charged with assaulting each other.
Price has been indicted by the grand
Jury for felonious assault, while
Jacobs has been one OF the star wit
neeses before the grand jury.