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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Depew DiM t Think
ofAduancing Rents
Old John Landlord D1'ags
You Loose From AU
Your VelUet.
by ARTHUR nUGs, B,I.n.

Chauncc Depew buzze,s us that the
way to rattle on to an unripe old age
is to pass tho milcsetoncs Don't let
the milestones pass yo,k
Chaunce chirps was ndver to eat too
much at banquet, which is unneces-
sary advice. but welcome nevertheless.
rs advice is the only commodity not
subject to war tax Having scram-
pied up eighty-hve creased runGs OF
the ladder that leads to the rentlcss
mansion IN the skies. Chaunce is uuali-
fled Ia be listened to.
If we all clatter in his patent lcath-
cred footsteps. we will soon have all
the professional mourncrs doing xylo-
phone acts in vaudeville for living.
Ills best dope is never to endorse IL
note.
Don't Wind Wildcats.
That's good advice either under the
your hat and sleep with your hat on.
Chauncc also chats us not to carry a
n hundred innings Dc-': try 20 wind
a wildcat up like n wrist watch and
don't worry.
by the u. S. Treasury. and the trouble
Is that nobody gets enough OF EN-
when you do grab off some velvet you
louses ON. your mi,ts. as old John
Landlord draSs you loose from it. Just
like busting Il broncho for another
TnXcs Going Way Up.
~ Chnuncc wanted us to live a hun
dred whirls OFT the calendar he should
have advised us not 20 pay the rent
The old apartment taxes are going up
ike thermometer in lIades, which
is the suburbs where the rent proftecrs
list. Those cuckoos are headed there
plenty and won't have to bother bou;
forging any passports
can you pipe Nick tossing an incan-
descent eyepieCe on the rent shark UNI
tai the heat shrivels him up into
i iSne s nr"ne Nick NV will slip him the
mn! MN over on the other side 10 cook.
Then he will buzz:
Hides style Apartments.
our nice cooking school,"
Why, came in answer 20 this ad.
IN the foreign edition of the Hadea
FOR RENT-Threc. four and i've
oven suites within hot Goals throw
Of business section. Built by Eat Trap
by JiEsaw Puzzle Syndicate. steam
heat all the year round Lovely vicw
or dumb waiter Asbestos wall paper.
beautiful place for biscuit baking or
Turkish bath. Jantor on premises by
request. Rent subject to boost With
Out notice or reason.
DO Better by Patrons.
aren't ar j yom? You are VIVA, DO You
Want 10 raise the rent on me 60 that
! VIII have 70 bank the fires and Join
the Bolsh eviki:"
Il want AN apartment like l used TO
rent other sapps on earth
:, sorry. but This is only liades. We
do better by our customers Wha,
happened to that family you gave the
air to because they refused TO kick in
when you tolted the rent up eleven
notches %
oh, they tried other landlords, but
we slipped EN- the gan plenty. They
finally stored their wicker furniture
and are living in Il rowhoat in the dis
NAL swamp. Through some oversight
we overlooked ting row bOnts'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
PLANTERS NATIONAL is
WINNER IN CLOSE GAME
End of Second Week Finds All ST,
bankers Teams Tied for
First Place.

Planters National Bank defeated the
national state and City Bank at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon by the score
OF to 2. The game was exceedingly
close and more interesting than the
score shows.
Both teams played in mid season
form. but Pitcher Joe Wood was the
steadier in the pinches. Several of .hc
errors were caused by the stiff, cold
wind which blew across the :icld all
through the game.
Roberts made u spectacular catch
of Harrelson's foul fly in the sixth
inning when he jumped the wire fence
around the field and caught the ball
kliSe and Clayton starred at the bat
for the National state and City, with
Mayfeld. Grubbs and l;dens doing the
honors for the Planters National Bank
Tho game closes the second week in
the Bankers League and finds all six
teams in tic, each having won a
game and lost one. All of the teams
are beginning to round in shape, and
better games were played this week
than last.
Judging from the form displayed in
this game. the rest of the teams will
have job on their hands to keep the
pace set by the Planters and State and
City teams.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
SUPERIOR STICK WORK
BEATS VA. TECH NINE
Maryland State College Takes Second
straight Game From Teeh
by Clean Hits.
Special TO The Timcs-Dispatcb !

soceiai 10 The Times Dispatch1
:, BLACkSRCRG, VA, April 25.-
MARYLAND state College made i, two
straight by defeating Virginia Tech
mere today, to 2. Parrish did the
t"Iriing for Virginia Polytechnic In
stiate, and with the exception of one
Dan inning pitched winning bali.
Maryland won by superior stick
work Every hit made was absolutely
clean, the Tech ouFheld having no
snow 10 CAPTURE the eight bingles of
virginia polytechnic Institute start
ed z rally In the ninth inning on ODDS
double and three errors by Maryland,
out with three men on bases the Tech
Datiers nit easy grounders TO the in.
field retiring the side
Brooks star work at second hase
ior Icch and the pitching OF Holden,
OF MAryland, were the features
me Washington and Lee Generals
play here tomorrow.
Score by innings.
Nd. States 0 l o11o- 6
Va Tech. % ] l. 2 4 3
| Ratteries-Holden and Groton: par.
rish and Stnmpf. umpire-Niles.
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You Need not
Suffer from Catarrh

mas been in constant use for over fifty
years, Will drive the catarrhal poisons
out or your blood, purifying and
strengthening 1t, so it will carry vikor
ana health to the mucous membranes
on It's journeys through your body and
nature Will soon restore you to health.
You Will be relieved of the droppings Of
mucous In your throat sores In nostrils.
bad breath. hawking and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry S. S. s..
In stock and we recommend you give
II trial Immediately.
The chief medical adviser OF the
Company will cheerfully answer oil
letters on tho subject. There Is no
charge for the medical advice. Address
Swift Specific Company. ISL Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta, Ga,-Adv.
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REDS DEFEAT CARDINALS IN THIRD STRAIGHT Gan
SPORTS
PLEsT|NA HAS EASY MATCH
CRUSHES HANSEN WHEN
VOGEL FAILS TO APPEAR
Iekc Smith Stages Only Real Exhi-
Dition of Manly Art Mt Audi
tOrium.

Those who went to see Marin Pies.
tina. -pretcnder to the wrestling cham
piohship crown, work at the Audito-
rum last night were not disappointed
lie ala work in casual. good atured
sort of way. But the job was too easy
BcrnoH Hansen was his victim, sue
cumbing to just two plain brushes in
seven and two minutes. respectively
Carl Nogel. touted as some rough
guy himself, had been chosen for the
sacrifice. but at the last moment he
s r"hi led is CHARGED With having
staged. said Carl had listened TO the
trust Lorelei that tinkieth as sound
vices from New York said he would
not come.
That was why the Swedish gentle
man was called in at the last moment.
He did the best he could-and then
The real wrestling OF the evening
promoter zeke was matched agmi ,,s
the Terrible Greek" ililonis. Of Nor
folk. whose claim TO terror was JUS
tined in his mighty efforts to spatter
the handsome features of young Mis-
ter smith over various and sundry
p po,ti of The bniidinE which st!li
battles on the identical spo, dcsecrated
by the purveyors of the ancient and
manly Greek art.
The terrible gentleman was too
heavy for Zcke. but the younystcr he Id
him off for forty minutes in the first
clash before he was forced to throw
M the sponGe by - hammer lock which
the Greek pcrpctrated with much glce
after having his ears badly unused
up. In the second Smith pinned the
Norfolk boy TO the mat in seven min
same thing TO him in about the same
time in the final.
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SPIDERS LOSE SWATFEST
TO BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
Cadets WnIiop Richmond CoIlcginns In
HnRi- Hitting, toutcst-DriVc
Towel from Mound.
ISpccial TO Tho Times

Isp"VIHI DIS DLtCFi.
BLACKSTONE. VA, April % -
blackstone Military Academy trimmed
Richmond College varsity in fast
ana snappy game this afternoon fca-
turcd by hard smuggling on the part OF
the academy. The Cadets wallo1cd
Richmond College varsity to the tune
OF II 10 Z. There were two home runs
made, one each by hancock and Con.
~ II. VI. ~. and there were several
hits for extra bases.
Con pitched his usual star game
had perfect control at All times and
struck out eleven Of the coIlegiaus
Towel. for the visitors, pitched a good
game up to the eighth. when, he was
driven from the mound by n fierce bat
ting rally. retiring in favor az Pollard
To6ay's game MARKS the second con-
sccutivc victory over Richmond COL
lcge. the Cadets having defeated them
last year by the score OF IL TO 4. Box
score:
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But You Must Drive 1t Out OF
Your Blood to Get Rid of It
Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
OF applying external treatments. try
ing To cure your Cntarrh You have
used sprays. washes and lotions. and
possibly been temporarily relieved. But
aitcr snort time YOU had another at
TACK and wondered why. You mus,
realize that Catarrh is an infection of
the olood ana to get permanent relief
the catarrh injection must be driven
out OF the blood. The quicker you come
TO understand this. the quicker You will
get 1t out OF your system. S. S. S., which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
.MADD0X'S HIT WINS CAME
GENERALS DEFEAT FAST
CAROLINA TEAM IN NINTH
with Score Tied. Drive by Maddo,
hrinEs In QuIgE with
DccitiinE Run.
Especial to The Timcs-D,sna.ch =

lSpeStni to The Times Dispa!ch.1
~ SCfBUitG. Apri Standardization
Gnu Ice oVcrcame three-run load
mere ny hard hitting and good luck In
me last two innings. defeating North
Graham. pitching for Carolina "a
urea in the eighth with one OUT after
!, tainSs had tripled, driving in a run
h ,, OF him. and Young let his first
paIl gel by. scoring the tying run.
=. In the ninth. with the score Sill tied
GriEs was hit by n pitched ball, ana
stole. going TO third. on passed bail
center. Ne 10
MaddoS's work was the feature Mt
Oh, rs well as aheld. though the great
hlunniihS catch by Ranies of Flcmister's
urWe 70 the right foul line was the
star play Of the game.
ne game was played In October
Box score:
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RACING STILL UNDER BAN
Ne''hE prime Minint~r OF Cnnadn An
honhccs Inv VIII Not he
Nepcnicd.

;, OTTAWA: ONTRIO. April 25-In tho
Louise o! Commons this afternoon Sir
lnoihas "hite, acting Prime Minis
YET anhounc.d that II was not the in
!sh'ioi or the government to rene,
me order council which prohibited
e.track betting FOR the period OF
'"y var anu SIN months thereafter
mere nave been no regular meet,
IN n. canada since tho, spring OF 1917.
y -. or"cr IN council prohibiting the
June I, 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
AMATEUR GAMES TODAY
CommcrcInI Ienrn.

r,, U",HVTCINI IrnEuc,
G. g. ~ Fio d. 'lie Axe
Knights OF Columbus VS.. Newton
modward. at Byrd Park
TAXA kola VS. Golde AT Ryrd p,
Rirhmond Lcnrue farh.
.o,,t ~ -, Lodge Va. Stockton Street, a,
x +. Lee Juniors VS.. U. S. Ordnance.
cn Silent a c. VS.. Trcdegar. at Clark,
Grace Street Bup,tst VS. !; u
az seminary Park
ooToy Baking Company ys. Rich
"'oi'd hToom Company, at Byrd lark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Virginia MILITARY INsTITUTI

Lexington, Va-'rhe board of WISH
tors, at their annual meeting. on the
10th OF next June, Will appoint STATE
3rd. 7th. 18th, 25th. 26th. 27th. 36th
Senatorial Districts and four ca AT
LARGE. These appointments carry
free board and tuition. Applications
should be addressed to the undersign-
ed on or before June 10th, on forms
that will be sent upon request e.
w. NICHOLS. Supt-Adv.
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Parade VIII Ancct C;om,

NEW YORK. April Bon account
OF the review and parade OF the One
SiNty-ninth) next Monday the baseball
game between the Philadelphia Ath-
letics and the Yankees at the Polo
Grounds will not begin until O'Clock
that day
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Totals .3l no Totals az e. /
.Batted for Kerr in ninth.
ITobin out. hit by Gedeon's battcd ball

,,,'IESVI' ny IITII'lES. r.
81. Louis ... O a n n n
-, summary: Two: base h,s--Iackson. Sister.
Ihree-hasc hit-Gandol. Home run-Jack-
son. stolen bases-E. Collins. LicboId Sis
tSr; Gedeon Double piays-(iedeon and
on on 81 ha as, 8: ST: Louis {. First
ncf Danfor.h. 3; OF Kerr. Il: on Gala. !.
liits-on Daniorth. In inning tnone out
IN second). Hit by pitcher-by Gailia /
LJaGkson). Struck out-by Kerr. 2: sy
Gai!ia :. Losing pitcher Danforlh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

NATIONAL LEAGUE
REDS TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT
MEADOWS, FOR ST. LOUIS.
KNOCKED OUT IN FOURTH
Eller Pounded for Ten Hits, nut Kept
Them We'll Scattered Through
out tho Gnme,
tBy Associated Prcss.I

CINCINNATI. April 25.-cincinnati
made II three straight from ST. Louis
today. winning. ) TO 1. I;rler was hit
rather freely, but had good control
and Kept the hits we'll scattered.
Meadows was knocked out of the box
in the fourth inning, when the locals
scored three runs on four hits and a
base on balls. Before the game all the
Cincinnati PLAYERS subscribed to bonds
of the new Victory loan
The SCOre.
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.o,ai5 ..at rs Total. ,5 GIo :,
srnro nv when winning run scored

waShInrton nnI p.
cr g"Iass :,;. Zee. ccG9 SccodGs
pSms rmp'"ry r, , rw9, base hits-.Grigg. Yanccy.
SSa ,nnd..H MADDOX, Herty Robbins Fan? and
80. .nut'Ierh Double plays-S;ra ha M Jopc.
Ell Doys; JoSSnsr and Hryant Base. o" on
On bas@s-S,;v fa ih,,:3: on Joyncr, !: Lei.
w,,snnnnt ~ pitched baby Graham. /: by
n,nEs on wilson, ] In / % innings str,, IN
SALTY uiI,pi, ,vaham. g: b. Joyner. J. Passed
Umpire. 7. g. Hobbs (Virrini, 'e' -'p'.
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Totals. ..sa Totals.

Nat State & City Bank....I 0 o ol0 o o O-3
Planters National Bank. % o O ! o ! -
summary: rwo-basc hts-Taylor: Three
base hits-kIise. Stolen bases--kniG htly.
I:andrum;. Taylor. MayGGelL GO. Grubbs.
Edens. Wood. Sacrifice hits-Dtey. Sacri-
fec hes-Vonderchr. Grubbs. Knox. Dou-
bic plays-payis to Giayior l.eft on bases
on error--State and City. ); Planters. 2.
Bases on balls-on Nondcriehr. ?: off Wood,
;. Struck out--by Nondcrlchr. S: by Wood.
S. Time OF game. l hour -and 30 minutes.
Umpire, Lowcry. Scorer, barnard.
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PlRATEs,6; CUBS, 5
Try Associatnd pr.ss

CHICAGO, April Bly, bunchinr
hts in Inc first and eighth innings.
pittsburgh today defeated Chicago,
20 o.. Mayer opposed Martin. and
allhouSh outhit, was able to keen Chi
Cages runs scattered. A three base
hil by stensel in the eighth. with the
score tled, put the visitors in the lead,
StcnScL Chicago scored a run in the
hinih, When Flact drove out a homer.
The score:
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GOVERNORS SANCTION ASKED
Cumberland Delegation Requests m.ry-
"hd chief to Allow Willard
Dempsey Bout There

BALTIMORE. April 25.-A delegation
OF citl1ens from Cumberland. headed
by Mayor koon. called on Governor
harrington here TO-DAY and urged him
not 10 interfere should Cumberland he
CHOSEN as the place for holding the
" rd-Dcmpsey heavyweight cham
pionShip bout.
The Governor said he would give his
decision by next Monday ~
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Roanoke High yictor,o,,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
DASNlLLE. VA. April 25.-Roanoke
High School defeated Danville High, IL
70 10. here this afternoon. The locals
fan a margin OF two runs until the
ninth inning. when nclding error
started {, rally for tho Magic City boys,
who got In six runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

]. ]. EVcrs. former captain and Sec
ond baseman Of the Boston Braves. is
back of a movement to promote q
semiprofcssional league in New York
State. The plan is to put teams in
Troy. Schenectady. Utica, Albany, Au-
burn and Syracuse.
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PHILLIES, 8; GIANTS, 3

PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-Phila
New York by winning today, 10 g.
After George Smith walk ed Callahan
IN the hrst inning the locals hit FIVE
singles and q sacrifice fly. Williams
mad home run. double. single and
walk IN nvc trips TO the plate.
The score:
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I'hiIade.
Totals SO II Totals az 4 &
.bAitcd for O. Smith in nth

. HT0Tt % !nninEs: 70
New York :, n , X
PHILADELPHIA q ! n ~
sutHma;y: 1wo-base hits : Burns. Wno
!ains. Home run-Wi!!iarns Stolen ba.e.
Young. Bancroft Sacrifice nv1rs.irJ'
!>eii r, on ossef--%ew York. s; Phiiad elphis.
quo. of Watson, I. Hits-Off g. Smith.
IN innings: on Dubuc. In innings
,,NGGcE, put--oy Watson. !. Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

CINCINNATI, April 25.-The Ma
tional Commission today declared play
er Norman Pitt of the Brooklyn Club,
to be eligible for service. and in good
standing. Pitt retired from baseball
last May for the purpose of engaging
in another business.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIGERS DEFEAT INDIANS
TIMELY HITTING GIVES
DETROIT OPENING CONTEST
Four Hits. One n Double by Ty Cobb,
Prove Too Much for
Cleveland.

DETROIT, April 25.-Aftcr two most
ponements. Detroit opened the Ameri-
can League season here today with
n 4-to-2 victory over Cleveland. chiefly
through timely hitting. Four hits in
the third inning, one Of them n doubIe
by Cobb. coupled with Covelcskie's
error. gave Detroit n lead the visitors
were unable to overcome
The score:
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BROWNS, 7; WHITE sox, 2

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-St. Louis drove
banforth to cover in the second inning
and scored enough runs on Kerr. who
relieved Danfor.h. to win today's game
tr9m chicago. to 3. Gallia pitched
when pass TO T.. Collins and Jackson's
home run scored the White Sox two
runs.
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(ieureii
Virginia.
Totals. .3lio o :
Totals. 81 4 s 8
n

S Stt Fra ........ ..-......3 ] 0 0-1O
VsI Sigma ....,.:..i 200 200 o.
base on bails--on Harrison. ! on Moore B.
Lett on bases--Nirrinia. ): Georgia 4 lit
Dy pitched balls--Nahood. IIiis-oU liar-
riison. or Moore struck ou,-by Ear-
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Pittsburgh,

l
/, summary ,Two-basc. hits--Roeckei. Mcr-
hte' i,lcS, ktlifer, Three base hits-Sten-
s:!i Hoi!ocher, kildun. Home run-Fiack
5 2.1iSn onassSEFiack. Pick Sacrifice hit
10 To-, Me GB & Caton 70 CutIhaw TO- Moiwitz.
fIrst base on errors-Pittsburgh, l. Bases
On ea!is-or Martin. ). Off Mayer !.
struck out-by Mayer. 2.
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Indiana Sheraton s,,,,,n,

w. g. Rauschcnbach. shortston for
the Indiana University nine this spring.
Is SAID TO b" the star of the Western
mines this spring.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati.


;Iihttcd for Goodwin In seventh
iBatted for May in ninth.
Score by innings: n
St tri Louis ............ oSooeIoc 81
summary; Two base hits-Fisher, Mea-
i 81 Sacrifice
By i :Ilt, on basesmst: Louis. IS Cincinnati
E2srs on halls-oh Filler. l: of Meadows. /:
on ,GGodwin: j. liits--;on Meadows. 1 in
Id innings: off Goodwin. 3 in , Is in
mugs Ii Ta Nay Il Innings. Struck GU,
by May. ]. losing niIchcr Meadows" ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn mt Boston
New York at PhiladclphIa
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGuE

GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Detroit,
Chicago at st. Louis.
inllhdelphin ut Washington
Boston at New York
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco. ): Dallas. o.
Shreveport. 10: Fort Worth, 2.
San Antonio, 6: Beaumont, 5.
Galveston, Is; Houston, =.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. 3; Atlanta, s.
Memphis, Little Rock, cold.
Nashville. 4: Birmingham, 3.
Mobile, 5: New Orleans, /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, .; Milwaukee, l.
st. Paul, Z: indianapolis. I.
Kansas City, at Columbus. cold
Minneapolis, at Toledo, cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

AT NEWBERRY. S G.
Erskinc College, /; Newberry COL
leEe, 3.
University of Alabama. 6; Mississippi
a & NJ, ;.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT GREENVlLLE. s. c.
Georgia Tech. 10: Furman Univer-
sity. G.
AT RALEIGH.
Davidson. l; North Carolina State, 0.
Fourteen inninISO
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AT MACON.
Mercer. 10; Auburn. 2.


At Clemson Colleee-University or
S. c.. .; Clemson College. /.
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AT NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.
Syracuse, 12; Rutgers. 0.
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he score:
CLEVELAND


SUMMARY: Two base, hits Smith. cobb.
to Chapman TO Johns-
ton. Left on baSes-Cleveiand. Z; Detroit,
p, BASES on balls-on Coveleskie 2: of
1hmIke r., Hits-or Covcleske. 10 in !
by pteher OF T' Eh8h; Il inning III,
outN,hy Ehmke. c. Losing pitcher. Gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

AT WASHINGTON.
Georgetown. 5; Fordharn. 2.
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AT NEWRERRY-

AT LAFAYETTE, IND.
Iowa, Z; Purdue. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
SPEECHES IN -FOUR
LANGUAGES FEATURE
WOMEN'S LABOR meet

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Specchcs in
four languages and sons in az many
moro. constituted tho opening session to-
day of the first International congress Of
working women.
With the aid Of young women inter-
prefers. all Of tho addresses made during
tho day were fully understood aS was in
dfCatcd by the succeeding waves of ap-
plauSc which swept over the hall. All Of
tho talks partook of tho nature of formal
exchange Of greetings.
Mrs. Raymond Robins. az president of
tho national womcn's trade union league.
called tho gathering together. and hailed
il as not only the first assemblagc Of its
kind but also as thc forc-runncr or
many similar ones to como. As she con-
cludcd. girl who has taken her remarks
down in shorthand road them off again
in French. while others who followed.
rccitcd them gain in Polish and Bohcm-
ian. These four languages generally
>ufficrd. tho Italian. Japanese and other
nationals getting thr meaning through
one nf tho four languages.
DR.. Alice McRcau. who responded to
ihr welcome in behalf of Argentina.
used French. She was warmly applaud
I'd for her assertion that women must
orgarizr 10 overcome the old prejudice
that she is Srmc sort Of an inferior an
nll II man.
Mrs Margaret Bondfcld. who is at
ta"hrd II tho English delegation attend
ing tho international labor conference.
spoke uf the conference as working 10
build 4 rev civilization that Will not
have thr OWLS Cf the old.