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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
R.,F.& P. MAN
ENDORSES IT
snys Tie Ins Found the Real Remedy
for Indigestion and Stomach
Trouble.
NEVER HAD COLD THIS WINTER
Hale and Hearty Mt co, Goes to Worl
Every Day, Eain or
Shine.

Eating was doing me more harm
than good. I simply couldn't digest
my food properly. and ut times got SO
dizzy would staggcr around Eke q
blind man on a drunk" writes c. F..
Harris, gatekeeper for the r., +. 6: +.
r. r., EOS South Cherry Street. Rich
mond.
st was all done up with indigestion.
stomach troubles. diZziness and gem
eral breakdown" continued Mr.. Harris.
My appetite was poor and l had pa ms
in my joints. Felt weak and was
stricken on the street nearly year
ago The doctors said ! had a close
call to being paralyzed. Then friends
began telling mo about Acid Iron Min
eral. l sure wanted TO get we'll and
feel like my old self again. My work
wasn't any fun at all the way was.
and 1 just bought me n $500 bottle and
went to work taking 1t. half to one
teaspoonful times nd sometimes four
times a day. It's great stuff. Some
times the druggists will say he Is just
out and offer me something just as
good, but l know what l want, and I
get Acid Iron Mineral. i feel like new
man and that's why ] recommend it,
am past sixty years OF age, weigh 200
pounds and that is more than I ever
weighed before. / can eat anything.
I am exposed right much. but In all
the bad spells of the past winter don't
hesitate to say / haven't even had a
cold. l rub myself with it once in
awhile. too. My advice to every man
that wants to feet 1T is to take Acid
Iron Mineral like they tell you to on
the bottle" says Mr.. Harris. who hale
and hearty and at work every day.
rain or shine. knows how lie used to
feel and knows how he feels now. and
all the doctors, judges and railroad Of
hcials In the world can't deny no
knows what no Is talking about.
Acid Iron Mineral Isn't n vegetable
preparation. 1t is n mineral compound
entirely different. Probably the strong
est, most peculiar medicine you ever
mad In your mouth. II is do from ore
dug ont OF "a medicine mine--a medi-
cinal iron mine discovered down in
mississippi. Full directions for treat
Ing rheumatism. blood, kidney and
stomach trouble at home come with
each bottle Get a dollar bottle to day.
It's stronger. better, cheaper. 1T con-
tain3 moro Iron and less acid than any
iron preparation we know Of. 1T hasn't
a drop of dopo. booze or narcotics in 1t.
Old and young. IL needing a Spring
Tonic. may take It and it does the work
In nearly one-half the time Your
druggist han it--Adv.
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HAVANA RESULTS

First race-hvc furlon gs--Ir,neUsr. ,na
Wiley; ~ tklecErr). TO !. to >. i To- j.
second: Milton Campbell. III Ipit:G i /" l.
TO :. 20 =. third. Time. log - Mel
ia. Cnr!S. Supernal. Woodthoru Jack Lar
al al, Beaumont. Belle. Hedge Rose, T. f.
,o SGcond .race-anve ursonss-Retter,on. IL.
P %iI1ns ioa to + even to, hrst; Marco
second; Evensni 100 OwingaSldi' s to J.
TO l. oven. third. Time. 1901 As. Con,
hscAt!on, aMrion Wilson cash I'm Diynn
twana, Cardome. Uncle Tick N6rristown
Dr3flio Mo!icr also
.ihird race--!Ee furiongs--Violct O.,
s55u!in!Hnn, even : 70 g. to 5, tirs,: iuzSi.
S Lola 'G9n"Ee auuio- TO 2, even, 20 z, second
Blossom. rr% a & % r c1'e sSsn Hoh
R3ckpor!, King StalwIrt also ran :
ourfh race six fu!lOusS Captain
MarcEnnnt. los tKeererl. TO l. 10 &
5 10 ., hrst; Neville. los LP!t.l, 10 :. even
10 :. second: Billy Joe, 10. tShiliinSi !
p J.; !: 10 and s To :, third Time l:i3 Is
inS-o Little String also ran
fc5 tritzp. !" /. %" H. nFs, rage Wh5,s
Investment. loo tKilD, : "a ]! Z 10 l. ev"n
tnlfd. Time, l II is. Seminole Molly MA,
guifc Hattie Burton. B!Gdy, : Il Meyc.
SIKH raee-ore nile--Al,neea Lawrence.
81 I.unsf2rdi to :. even, ! to :. frst:
2. to >. second: Ctisco 100 tMurphy,'' 20
Nashville. Aguc. Black Frost t;e,u, VI,
cora ,anmaurctta also
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ROW OVER BIC BOUT
MILLER FAILS TO AGREE
WITH FULTON'S MANAGER
Disagreement Over the Purse May Pre-
vent willard Bout. Planned
for July &.

KANSAS CITY. MO. March 1.-THE
conference between Colonel J. g. Mil
Ter, representative OF Jess Willard, and
Mike Collins. manager OF Fred Fulton.
held to-day, in an effort 10 bring about
the championship battle July 4. ended
! IN n row, with further meetings doubt
full This big event appears far
OF now as 1t did months ago. when
Fulton first hurled his challenge.
The hitch came about over Fulton's
end OF the purse. as dictated by Miller.
1t brought loud wall from the chal-
lenEcr.
do you think we arc fighting for
prestige and glory" shouted Collins
Don't you think Fulton is entitled TO
something for his end OF the rcccipts?'
The press was barred from the cor
ference. Collins later stated that the
amount offered Fulton was met enough
10 bind the match"
Colonel Miller ,so refused to make
public the Terms he had offered.
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PLAN ORGANIZATION
UNDER CONTROL BILL
prcsidcnt Wilson and Director-Gencrnl
acAdoo Hold nm Important
Conference.
IBy Associatcd Prees.1

wAsulHa Gz 6s;"e aaTeh ia1plons for
future organization OF tho government
railroad administration under tho rail-
road control BILL finally passed by Con-
gress to-day. wcro discussed Tonight
at conference between President
Wilson and Director General McAdoo.
One Of tho first big tasks will DO
the making of arrangements with each
railroad company for government COM
pcnsation on the basis provided in tho
bill. Under the direction Of John
Barton Payne. chief counsel: John
SHELTON Williams. finance director. and
c. a. Prouty, chief OF the division or
accounts. the negotiations OF these
contracts will be undertaken immedi l.
ately. 1t probably will take many
months to complete them.
with fund at his disposal with
which to administer tho railroad affairs.
Mir McAdoo now will fix the salaries
OF his assistants, most OF whom have
severed connections with railroads.
Heretofore the expenses OF tho rail-
road administration have been borne
from an allotment from the Presidents
emergency fund
Provision Will be made for the $780,
100000 revolving fund established BIZ
the bill in determining tho amount
of the third Liberty loan. The treas
ury has sufficient funds to caro- for
minor drafts. particularly since n clear
Ing house for railway earnings md
expenses Is TO be established and pay
ments to roads Will DO on tho basis
OF the difference between actual earn
ings and the guaranteed rate.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CONSIDER HUB TEAM
LUCKY TO LAND BARROW
Former IIcnh OF International LcaEuc
One Of the Most Capable
Men in baseball.

NEW YORK, March 1+.-Hub fans
registered satisfaction when Ed Bar
row signed to manage the Red So1.
The crstwhiie worlds champions
were LETT without "A manager when
Jack Ear-y's status in the navy was
determined. and Harry Frazce was
lucky 10 land a man like Barrow to
III! tho managerial job.
Nine out OF every len baseball men
Will tell you that En Earrow is one
OF The most capable all-around mc!l
iii the game. That's going some for
there are little jcalousios IN baseball
as well as in any other profession.
i'U; Harrow .s the sort OF y chap
who offcnda no onc. makes friends
villa big majority OF the people ne
meets and commands esteem because
OF his hearing and his personality.
BARROW is Il pluGGor and Il fighter,
bhi he is methudical about it. lie
knows how To Eandlc men. which is
one OF ln1 most necessary assets TO tho
successful baseball! man. And he knows
ha Scball.
True the now Red son pilot has
been out OF the game as "A manager
Tor number of years lie may n.d
prrscnt-day tactics a hit different from
the tactics OF his day as u field gen
himself -. conditions. and he pulled OFF
4 smart 'Iati when nc signed johnny
f.VcrS
Win Evsrs as his first lieutenant,
and his nw- experience and square
lawcd policies hchind the Rcd SoN. the
Hub aggregation is sure TO be a factor
in the American League race this year.
1t was IT least partially due u
ENcrSS presence in the lineup that tho
Boston Braves fought their way 10 Il
pennant in 1914 and what Johnny may
lack as q player he will make up as Il
strategist.
AS for Harrow-hc has been asso-
ciatcd with baseball for the last TWEEN
ty-threc years He broke in as u man
aSer NJ Wheeling in 1885, and later
managed the Paterson, Toronto. De
and his regime as president OF the In
tcrnatloNal League, and what lie did
!or the big Eastern minor is too we'll
known to recount here. He is one Of
the very few managers whose playing
experience has been limited. yet who
had the ability to make good as a
field general. He will make good in
Boston. Just paste that in your hat
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GET NEW KIDNEYS!

The kidneys are the most overworke ed
organs OF the human body. and when
ihcy fail in their work OF fitering out
and throwing off the poiSons dcvel-
opcd IN the system, things begin Ia
happen.
stiffness in the lower part of the
back: highly colored urine: loss OF
appetite; indigestion; Irritation. or
symptoms indicate condition that
may lead to that dreaded and fatal
maladF Bright's disease, for which
there is said TO be no cure
You can almost certainly ind imme-
diatc relief I'm GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
on Capsules. For more than 200 years
this famous preparation has been an
unfailing remedy for all kidney. blad
der and urinary troubles. Get 1T at
any drug store, and IL it does not give
you almost immediate relief, Your
money will be refunded. 30 sure you
get the GOLD MEDAL brand. None
other genuine. in boxes. three sizes
Adv,
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Ainusements
DIiESS REHEARSAL
THE MIl[ADO

The dress rehearsal Of the Milsado.
which amounts 10 the climax OF the
preparations for the presentation of
tho opera in its three performances.
took place at the academy last nisht'
and the outlook Is promising for an
excellent series Of public performances.
Tho orchestra has been recruited by
Director Kirk Mathews up To come
thing like the strength of a symphony
organization. and they furnish excel
lent accCIrnaHimcnts. The tuncfulncSS
Of the Su!l. an music il wei! brought
cut. and the director has the orches-
ira well in hand.
Not only in the cast. but l.. the
chorus also. the voices are really nnc
and the choral work will not suffer at
their hands. 1 was particularly struck
with the volume and spirit in the
singing OF the finale OF the first act
The soioists arc fully equal TO their
parts, and when roles are intrusted to
such capable singers as Mrs. Norman
call, Marjorie lIarcum, Mrs. Cowhcrd
Mrs. George Bethel. Lynn Tucker, Nor
man cell. Horace Powell and Howard
Bryant, there is absolute certainty that
the lyrics will be well sung
Tn. madriEal sung b. the quartet
Mrs. Call. Miss Harcuul, ,Ir Tucker
ana M. Can. is YER! prcttily done
Mrs. Calls solo at the openin. OF the
second act, acccntuatinr her beauty in
me calcium light. the entrance and
trio oi the three little maids. are but
choice bits OF performance, which, II
not quite equal 10 metropolitan opera
demands. VIII. nevertheless. excel any
thinS attempted locally in long time.
'loSt every one has seen the Mikado
At some time in his life and rcmcm-
bers the humor Of the dialogue. which.
10y IN" way. IS capitaliy given by Al
YIN NJ Smith, as the Lord High Exc
cUti"ner. ana the others OF the cast
hc!icVS these performances of the
Mikad" will bring pride To the Rotary
CUB which has sponsored IL. and large
returns TO the Associated Charities ana
thc war Relief Association, in whose
ocH"H IL IS given. j. q. IT,
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CATARRH VANISHES
hcrc is One Treatment Tint All Sup
fcrcrS Can Rely ITpou

=, II you want TO drive catarrh and all
us us m!sGmstns symptoms from yomr
system III the shortest possible time
go to Your druggist and ask for -
fiyomni OUTFIT to-day -
.breaihc llyomci and it will rid yo,,
or ca'arrh: 1t gives such quick relief
that all who use il for the first timc
arc astonishcd.
Hyomei is n pure pleasant antiscn-
TIC, which is hreathed into tho LUNGS
over the iniiamed membranes; il Kills
The ca!arrh germs. soothcs tho sore
spots" and heals all inflammation
Don't suffer another day with "a
farrh; the disease is dangerous and
often ends in consumption Start the
iiyomci treatment to-day. No stom
hch dosing. no sprays or douchcs: lust
breathe THAT'S all. Ask Tragic
Drug Co---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
YOUTHFUL PEANUT RAlSERS
CELEBRATE IN PETERSBURG
Prize Winners from Surrounding Coun-
ties HIVE Banquet md Pny
Visit to Camp Lee.
[special to The rlmes-plsnatch I

Especial to The mes-DlspatchJ
PETERSBURG. VA. March IA
mectlng Of special interest was held in
this city yesterday when twenty-five
boys representing the Peanut Clubs OF
Dinwiddie. Chesterfield. GreenesviIlc.
Sussex and Surry Counties. gathered
here to adjudicatc prizes given annual
ly to those who make the best showing
or an acre of peanuts. yield. cost and
profits considered. The Bcechnut
Packing Company OF New York. and
the j. e. Worth Company. OF this city.
offer prizes aggregating $500 to the
youngsters in these counties making
the best showing in peanut raising. of
which 500 is reserved for the sweep
stakes prize, and SIS going to each
county. Tho lads were entertained by
j S. Ellithorpe, OF the Beechnut Com
pany. and Charles Heinemann. OF the
j. b. Worth Co, were driven In
automobiles to Camp Lee. were ban
quoted ut the Hotel Petersburg. and
were addressed by several speakers.
among them. District Agent Farrar. and
agents of the several counties. The
prizes awarded to the counties will be
distributed by the county agents.
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TRACK MEET IN APRIL
4. A. L. Event VIII Be Held nj Greut
Lakes Trimming Sta
finn

CHICAGO March 1.-THE annua!
central y. 4. L. track meet VIII be
hcid AT Great Lakes Naval Training
station April 6. IL was announced TO.
day by John y. kaufman, athletic di-
rector at the station.
According 10 present plans, the
events will he run off in tho big drill
BALL which has "A seating capacity Of
10000. The regular list OF standard
4. a. L. events VIII be decided. with
several contests Tor preparatory schools
and possibly inter-reginental relays
for the sailors.
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WASHINGTON, March a..

WASHINGTON. March I4.-Sevcnty-
FIVE shipyards on the Atlantic and Gulf
costs and the Great Lakes have been
notified by the Department OF Labor
that it's employment service Is prc-
pared to meet their labor requirements
from the 100000 mechanics who have
been enrolled in the shipyard workers
reserve campaign now in progress
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Twelve for Emergency Service.

Twelve young men, volunteers. were
accepted by the local draft exemption
board yesterday. in response to a call
for emergency service at Camp Lee.
They went to tho camp this morning
and were assigned to the Three Hun
dred and Fifth Ammunition Train In
Urinary. Several young men who ap-
piled for places in the inflrmary corps
were rejected for physical reasons.
Others TO fiji out the corps will be Sc
lectcd from Richmond and other points
Fifty-seven men will be furnished by
Petersburg. in the second draft quota
to be called into service on March 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Patrolmen 'SosqUett ana Ridgway
viii be- rewarded for aporchcnaing Fred
NShiar who was convicted Of hr.aE =
ing locks on a number Of BROAD stree,
showcases and stealing jcwclry there
from. The shops II which Nslnar broke
inc cases arc members Of the Jewellers
Security Alliance, which IL paving Tho
reward for the arrest of Asrnar A
check Tor 500 is exhibited In tho win
dow II one of the stores where the
theft was committed
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Kieckhefer Score. i'm Nntc:,

CHICAGO, March iA.--Augin Kiccl
hcfeT, OF Chicago, scored fifty-tour
points while Robert CanncfaX OF ST,
Louis, was making ifty in to-night's
block OF their match for the worlds
thrcc-cushion billiard championship.
hut CaanefaS st!il leads, loo TO 90. be-
cause of the eisht-point lead he gained
last night. Each man had n high run
or four, hnt except in the last few
innings neither was in good form. Cam
nefax recurring ninety Innings 10 fin
ISM the block. The final block viii
be played tomorrow night.
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EARL CRADDOCK WOULD
MEET ZBYSZKO OR LEWIS
Makes Request Bout fake Pince Ncnr
Les Moincs, Where he Is Now
Encampcd

NEW YORK. March 14.-Earl Grad
uock; who claims the worlds heavy
WslEht wrestling championships has
wired challenge to the winner of
tue Zbyszko-Stranger Lewis match to
ne held here March 10. He asks that
Inc match be held in Des Moines. or
some other place near the military
camp where he is stationed
Joe Stcchcr. the Nebraska farm boy
bout to be held in the west.
me report that Lewis has invented
2 new hold more deadly than tho
deadlock. Is added interest to his match
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pempsey Rcndy to nnm rurn..

CHICAGO. March 14.-Failure on the
part OF Mike Collins, manager OF Fred
Fulton, TO accept J. c. Milier's terms
for n match between Fulton and Jess
Willard, threw new hope into Jack
kearns and his heavyweight, Jack
Dempsey. and the pair stepped into the
fray. With a statement that Dempsey
Will not accept 4 Willard match and
take anything Miller cares to offer for
their end.
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noNHleI Joins Rcd So1.

BOSTON. March 14.--Manager Bar
row. OF the Red SoN, has secured tho
services OF Dan Howley. former man
ager OF Montreal, according to word re-
ceived here to-day. II is understood
that Howley, although he Is n frst-rate
catcher. vii! be on the bench most OF
the time assisting the new manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Planning Homo for convu1eseent..

prominent Dnliantnroplc women OF tint
city are considering the establishment
OF Il convalcsccnt hospital or home hero
the need OF which has been shown
by the number of cases emergency and
otherwise that have come to the knowl-
edge of civilian relief workers. The idea
is to secure 4 residence of some eight
or ten rooms which can be used for
such purpose and to care for patients
just out OF tho hospital. \ home would
have To be purchased
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New Manager for u,,,s.

the light heavyweight, who is in the
race for Wizards title. will be under
new manager soon. He parted com
been handling him during his ring ca
reer II is understood the disagree
mont arose over the proposed M!ske-
Dempsey bout
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Important News
Quickly Told
Eucnts From Variou, Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.
WASHINGTON. March ia letter

WASHINGTON. March 14--A letter
signed by officers OF number OF Irish
American organizations was presented
to Chairman Flood. OF the House For
cign Relations Committee. to-day ask
ing that date be set for public
hearing on the numerous resolutions
now pending in Congress regarding the
question for home rule for Ireland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

rarity redeemed by the beautiful and
unusual costumes of the wives of the
Ralah in the several cnoruscs .f Ar
-Nrahian Night ard the Difficult, tern
s'ch"roah ieats of two pcrsonable young
men banned Carbrcy and Cavanau.h
the new bin NJ :hc Lyric ho.: no enc
ciai merit The playing of THE At
imosphere,' in Gertrude Van Dycx's
song recital. Love" is very well don.
but the bill. as 81 whole. is mediocre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

WASHINGTON. March 14.--An Off
cial dispatch from Stockholm to-day
said the Swedish press. including the
conservative papers. is indignant over
the measures taken by the Germans
in the Aland Islands. where the Swe-
dish population is being forced to en-
roll in tho White Guard.
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Hornsby signs Contract.

ST. LOUIS. March i4-Rogcr Horns-
ny. star innelder OF the Cardinals, VINO
hit for the second beg; batting aver,
age in the National League last sea-
son, to-day deserted the hold on, So
ciety. According TO 4 telegram reed ~.
ed from President Branch Ricr.v
HorEsby has signed his Contract,
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The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Bureau.l
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia
-Raln Friday. fol-
lowed by fnir In
north and west por-
lions, colder south
portion; Saturday
fnir.
North Carolina
Local rains Friday
morning, followed by
mir, colder; Satur-
day fair.
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HOUSTON tt

HOUSTON. TENAS, March 14-Lieu-
tenants Marmaduke Earl. of Lewis
burg. Pa, and Nile Gelwick. OF Find
lay. Ohio. were killed at Ellington
Field Thursday and Civilian Instruc-
tor Kaiser was seriously injured In
ternally from falls in airplanes. result
inE from tail spins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Local Temperature

II nom temperature =,
-, Hi. temperature. IS
MaNimum temperature to s p. NJ ~
Mlnimum temperature to s T.. NJ Sc
Mean temperature " 81;
E 'iNi temperature ............ ii
ENccSs in temperature. " 20
Excess IN temperature since March
aoc,,,,,,i,t',' IL
uary ............ 12i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

"1Et"TU"E. y T.. March l4.-IIun-
hrens OF society women to-day signed
petition for the liberation Of Mrs
Daisy Levine. k!dnaper OF Baby Doro.
my Martin who returned tho child
after stealing her.
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Held for Alleged Fleeing.

William Jones. negro. is locked up
in jail here. pending charges OF film
tamming men of his own race. In this
city.
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vnIE-r-noo, Bout po,,non.d

HILADELPHIA Narcr I4-Tho
Benny Falecr-hr;ie Root bout scncd-
nlrd for here Monday night, has been
called off. The French fighter viii be
unable 10 meet the Cleveland feather
weight. because OF an injury TO his
left ear received during his battle with
Young Cheney a. Baltimore
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Greb to Meet I.op,to,,

EUFF Mo. NaFch lI-Harry Grcb,
middieweight from Pittsburgh. has
btcn signed to meet Willie I.angfcr1
the coiored middioweight, in 4 six
round go here Monday night.
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Music Hall DESTROYED

WATERBURY,. CONN. March IL
ouckinghnm Music Hall. designed by
me late Stanford White, was destroyed
ny nre today. The hall. which cost
S5"o,o0o. was "a gift to the citv
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SMALLPOX IN DANVILLE
Rr"idcnt OF City Develops Disease Soon
After Return from Visit TO
Camp Mcclellan,

pANV11.LE, VA, March IA we'll
known woman resident of this city has
coetracted smallpox and Is now quar-
antined In her Main Street homo to-
gethcr with all the other members Of
her family Tho DanYillc woman re-
Gently visited her son at Camp Nc
Clelian. Admission, Ala, and soon after
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BALTIMORE. March 14.-The schoon-
or Agnes 8. CULLEN. from Baltimore
for North Carolina port, was reported
or York Spit on Wednesday. with loss
Of headgear.
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81. Lour. yntiopnIx og.

ST LOUIS, March 1i.-Thirteen OF
ihe ST. Louis Nationals. headed By
Manager Jack Hendricks. left tonight
for San Antonio. Texas. for spring
baseball! practice Eleven other play
crs Will report in that city