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The Washington times., 1919-10-26
VIII Address Consrea..

At 1910 O'Clock. the King AMI
Queen and the Duke of Brabant will
leave the Sixteenth street home of Mr..
Long and start for the Capitol. King
Albert will address the Senate at i
o'clock. His son will accompany him
on the floor of the Senate and Mrs.
Marshall will remain with Queen
Elizabeth in the galleries. After his
address to the Senate the King viii
go to the House of Representative
and deliver a speech there at 1e3o
o'clock. After the conclusion of the
visit to the Capitol the King and his
party will return to Mr.. Longs home,
where they will lunch privately.
In the afternoon Queen Elizabeth
will receive women who rendered
special services in Belgium during
the war, and the King will receive
the former minister to Brussels. the
capital of Belgium. At 4 o'clock the
King will receive decorations at the
hands of General Pershing and Gen
eral March, chief of staf.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
D. c. AWAITS
ARRIVAL OF
BELGIAN KING
Visit of Monarch and Queen
Elizabeth to Be Gala Event.
Due Here Tomorrow.

Following weeks of anticipation
and preparation, the Capital is ready
today for the reception tomorrow
night of King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth of Belgium, and their son,
the Duke of Brabsnt. The train
bearing the royal party will arrive
Union Station, and from that time
until the King leaves Washington
the latter part of the week, he will
be kept constantly on the go attend
ing receptions in his honor and pre-
siding as host at many other func-
tions given in honor of Washington's
official family"
Incidental with the arrival of the
King and Queen will be that of Gen
John j. Pershing, who has been abb
sent from Washington since a week
following the parade of the First d.
vision last month. His time of ar
rival at Union Station has not been
announced, but he will reach the
thought. The commander in chief
will participate in many of the Of
fetal ceremonies of welcome and en-
tertainment to the Belgian rulers,
and will decorate King Albert Tues
day afternoon. He probably will re-
main permanently in Washington.
To Stage Pageant.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, with members of the Cabi-
net, will receive the King and Queen
upon their arrival in the city tomor-
row night and will drive with them
to the east front of the Capitol
where a pageant will be staged by
the War Camp Community Service
Following the pageant the party
will drive to the home of j. Breckin-
ridge Long. Third Assistant Secretary
of State, where the monarchs will
make their residence in Washington.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will be the official hosts of the visi-
tors
Tuesday morning at 9:45 O'Clock
the members of the Belgian embassy
will be received informally by King
Albert, and at IL o'clock. their majes-
ties viii receive a call from the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall At IL 80
o'clock, members of the Cabinet will
begin arriving to pay their respects.
They will be accompanied by the
| ladies of the Cabinet.
l.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
Dinner At Walsh Home

In the evening the King and Queen
will attend a formal dinner given
at the home of Mrs. Thomas 4. Walsh,
2020 Massachusetts, avenue nor thwest.
al which the Vice President and Mrs.
MARSHALL will be hosts.
Wednesday morning the King and
Queen and the Duke of Brabant viii
visit the headquarters OF the Ameri-
can Red Cross, where they will re-
ceive the greetings of National Red
Cross officials. They will also visit
the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing and the navy yard. Their ma
jesties will have luncheon aboard the
Mayfiower in the afternoon and cruise
down to Mount Vernon. where the re-
mainder of the afternoon will be
spent. They will return to the city
at o'clock and s o'clock in the
evening will attend the dinner given
in their honor by the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Lansing.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
Honored BY Colleges.

Thursday morning has been left
open for the King and at l o'clock
that afternoon he will give luncheon.
In the afternoon he will be presented
with a degree from the George Wash
ington University and the Catholic
University. Trinity College will con-
fer a degree upon Queen Elizabeth.
Their majesties will take tea at the
White House Thursday afternoon at
4:45 o'clock, at which Mrs. Wilson will
be hostess, and later in the evening
they will attend formal dinner given
by the Belgium ambassador.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
COUNTRY CLUB STARS IN
FIRST ROUND TOMORROW
Local Players Will rake Fart in Other
Matches to lie
Arranged.

The first tournament play of the
season for Richmond golfers Will start
erS Will take part in the qualifying
round of the round robin tourney. at
the Country Club of Virginia. Great
premier event hy members of the club.
ma ThG p pIay VII be 1Sos sish,sGn holes
the end OF the day. Following the
Guahiying round. each player viii be
every other member OF the group OF
sixteen 10 which he belongs. The
handicap allowance will be three
half stroke or less TO count for the
PLAYER receiving odds.
Al The conclusion of the match play
group OF sixteen Will be awarded a
medal. All qualifying rounds in the
matches only Each player will have
the privilege OF arranging the time
for playing matches and each viii
sec that the result is recorded on the
club score board.
The tourney was ARRANGED by the
club golf committee. of which +. j.
d. Mackay is chairman. 1t is the In
Journeys from time to time during the
spring summer and fall.
ON May $. . and TO- probably as many
as nttSen OF the country tluD payers
viii go to Baltimore 20 take par; in
the invitation tournament of the Balti-
more Country Club. This is one of
the largest and most successful tour
neyS staged ny any club in the Middle
Atlantic Association Thirteen clubs
are members Of this golf association,
which covers the territory from Della
ware through North Carolina.
Definite dates for the Chevy Chase's
invitation match play have not yet
been announced. This event on the
links OF the wcll-known Washington
club is always attended by a number
of Richmond golfers. other Journeys
N the Middle Atlantic AsSocation Will
follow the Chevy Chase meet.
The Country clubs professional
goAer is Harry Hampton, formerly
connected with large clubs in Mas
sachusctts He is rated one of the
Lest Scotch players IN this country.
y golf dinner and smoker will be
held ut the club next Tuesday night
at t:3l o'clock. The committee in
charge consists OF j. Scott Parrish. j.
c. Taylor and Raymond Massic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
THREE PENN. AND NAVY
CREWS RACE AT SEVERN
NEinE Veteran OarSmcn Included In
Eight Which Will Compete
Tomorrow.

Led by Coach Joe Wright. the Penn
crews left Philadelphia yesterday after
noon 10 take part in the races with
Annapolis 10 be rowed Saturday over
the Severn course. Three crews. the
Varsity. the Junior Varsity and the
Freshmen. Will clash with the rcspec-
tive e!Ghts Of The Naval Academy.
Coach Wright has been pointing all
his efforts towards this regatta with
the Middies, and stated Yesterday that
all The men were in frSt-class condi-
tion and expected 10 sweep the river
on Saturday.
Penn and Annapolis clashed twice on
the river last year and broke even on
the matches. This year two veteran
Fights are representing both the Quak-
ers and the M!ddiee and Saturdays
race promises 10 be hard fought The
Red and Blue Varsity crew which will
row contains seven veterans and the
new member. Supplec, who is reputed t
be a splendid oarsman. The Ariddies,
on the other hand. have five men re-
naming from last seasons varsity
eight. while the new oarsmen in the
boat have been showing great form.
For the past two days Coach Wright
has been ] Uniting the practice 10 short
Sprints and racing starts. Carl Thomas
stroke of the varsity eight. was able
10 run the stroke up as far rs forty
bly, fast. and proves that the crew is
a smooth combination and is capable
OF holding fast pace. Coach Wright
expects to hold short workouts over
tho Severn River today in order to
accustom the men TO the course, which
is considerably rougher than the
Schuylkill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SPORTS
zYBszK0 IN BOUT HERE
GIANT POLE WILL TACKLE
PADOUBNOW AT ACADEMY
Worlds Champion GrnppIcr Back to
Richmond Again After Two
Years Absence.


y1 Wladek Zbyszko; claimant of the
snip; VIII be seen. in bout at the
night. His opponent will be Peter
Padoubnow. the Russian Marvel" as
he modestly styles himself
Some idea of the broad cNpansc or
Padoubnow may be gathered from n
blu ietin sent out by his manager. Ed.
follDrd. who writes that Padoubnow
is SIX feet two inches tall weighs DoS
pounds, has chest expansion Of f,fty
inches, diSpoMS a thirty-five-i inch
chest and is open to meet any man m
the world with red blood and a heart :"
wonder how ZbysZko will like that.
The further information thai the
RUSSIAN Grappler is only twenty-f four
years old lends color ITO the belief ina,
IbysZko Will have no sincoure when
nc tackles the great grapple- from a
mcighbornE ountry, ZybsZko claimi n y
Poland AZ his home.
In the past two years Ed Lewis loo
Stecher, John Olin, Yussif Hussane
ana other tounotchers have DISPLAYED
,heir wares in Richmond ZybysZko
is the next. He is q greatly jmDrovn5
man over the ZybysZko seen here at
back. o 1'oiis
Known as the mi.ntiest of w,-cs,.
ing strong men, ZybysZko mas been
pronounced perfect physical tyDo.
IN the opinion OF veteran scrihcs Vim
saW HyDEsZko defeat Lewis at Madison
square Garden recently. bt was brntn
strength alone which brought Vic
'oFS 10 inc roles camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
KUMAGE BEATS RICHARDS
IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS
Tilden Also Gets Through to FinnI Is
In North and south
Tournament.

PINEHURST. y. c.. April Io.-vin-
cent Richards. the national indoor
singles champion, was defeated in cwo
straight sets by scores of 6-3 and
60 by lchiya kumagae here today in
the semi-tinals of the mems singles Of
the North and South tennis tourna-
II. S. Noshcll in an unexpect edly close
contest. 6--1, IL -
kumagae and Tilden will play the
hnal contest tomorrow.
In the mixed doubles Miss Marion
Iindcrstein. one Of the national dou-
o!cs champions. and Richards remained
IN the upper bracket with Miss Esther
TUFTS. o. Boston. and Noshell. Mrs
Marion Nandt'hoff Morse. OF the West
side Tennis C!ub,'and c. y. Watson
Jr.. OF the Westchestcr Country Club
won out IN the lower frame with Miss
Florence Balm. West Side Tennis
Club. and Tilden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
UNIVERSITY WINS, Il TO 8
SLUGGlNG TAKES VICTORY
FROM HAMPDEN- SIDNEY
sixteen Hits and Poor Fielding OF
Opponents Count In Slaughter
mt Charlottesville.
Especial 70 The Times-Dlspatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April 10.
Virginia fell on the offerings OF
Barksdalc and Scott and mauled out
sixteen hits for twelve runs against
The field was wet and soEgy. but the
playing was snappy throughout. Vir-
ginia displayed the best form of the
season thus far.
Virginia amassed three runs in the
Mahood took first on an error. stole
second. took third on Kuyk's sacrt-
flee. came home on Mounts single.
."nnt WAS out stealing. Pritcharo
singled: vance hit q two-bagEer. Petit
way hit for three bases, Dunn doubled.
and three runs were over
In the second. Kuyk drew walk
and scored on Mounts three Dagger
In the fourth. Manhood was safe on
Barksdalcs error. took third on kuyk's
double. Mount singled and took second
on Jones tumble. Manhood and Kuyk
Mount scored. Vance was safe on
Jones error. Pettway struck out.
Dunn singled aud two more runs were
across. Dunn was out stealing
Virginia made two moro talles in
the sixth. and counted once in the
seventh.
Hampden- Sidney scored three runs
down. Jones singled. Scott was out
j. Jones singled. and Lacy slid into
home, upsettinG Gwathmey and letting
Mounts throw go to the stand. r.:
Jones scored, and j. Jones reached
third. Jones scored on Harrison's
Virginia leaves tomorrow for a
weeks swing around the South Al
lantic circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
WASHINGTON AND LEE NINE
VlCTORS BY 5-TO-4 SCORE
Gnme Won In Ninth, When Dryc.
First Man Up. Makes
Drive.
Cspecial 70 the Times -D!snatch.

LEXINGTON. Va. April l0.-Aftet
defeating The University Of Virginia
and V. NJ ]. on their trip through the
state William and Mary College lost a
cosc game 10 Wash inEton and Lee
here today, the score being five 10 four.
The winning run ram" in the nlntn
inning. When Dryc. frs, man UP Io.
the Generals. knocked the ball over
the left held fcnhe tor home run
and the game.
Corbe,t, who relieved sloan in the
third inning. held the visitors TO one
hit during The remainder q. the con-
pitched good bal. n
+ IF hoth teams in the
field, as shown by tho number OF err
rors. accounted for the comparatively
large scoring.
The score by innings: R.H.
W and L.: oo2 Is 3 :
w: and NJ o Of 4
Batteries - Washington and Lee
Sloan. Corbett and MattoX: William
and Mary, Settle and Chandler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Helpful Hints for
Amateur Gardeners
Paste This n, Your Hat
Before Assaulting
Terra Fi1mad.
by ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER.
GARDEN DOPE FOR DOPE GARDEN

THIRTY bA! g. 4 Ag'9 FMs Of SUBURBS
BY REQUEST.
~ SGBnR Re LIFE AND IT'S CURE;
II Den: 10 WAX 'AN-
DO WHISPERS GROW BETTER ON
HOW FAR s sH THEtLl s GARDENER
LIVE FROM 4 DELIC Ares
COMMITTING hSn sT pTKE:R n1sp,sre.
Don't put too much seed in your
garden. as overlooking will Kill the
Planting grass seed upside down
VII cause your garden to look like
the wrong side OF Persian rug.
Helpful tools are corkscrew. can
opener and shoe horn. The shoe will
help you TO get seat on the Sis.
When planting tomatoes be sure ana
first open the can.
Peas should never be PLANTED before
they are shelled.
set tooth brushes is now applying the
the next door Plymouth Rocks.
over the garden viii protect u the ei seeds
against crows and sparrows.
The proper time to plant the seed is
between billiards.
A few glue plants will be helpful to
assist in mendinG the cracked china
ware that comes sailing over the
fence. fractured dinner set OF IL,
broken pieces makes a wonderful pres
cnt for a dizzy wedding anniversary.
BY putting graphophone records
over the asparagus you can make the
darn stuff play music while it is grow
inS.
Special care should be taken in pre
serving perpetual rhododendron jelly
in order not to lose any OF the sylla-
bles.
BY grating jumping beans on a rub
Der plant. Burbank has succeeded il.
evolving a bean that jumps almost as
high as the price
Rhubarbed wire pie makes a very
tasty and durable dish
Sweet citronella, violet mignonetSe
and vanilla nasturtiums grow beauti-
fully in the catalogue.
Potato bulbs and carrots should be
planted as close to the ground as the
pain. in your back permits.
Don't be discouraged II your frss
crop consists of blisters on your mitts
Corn, beans and an earthquake will!
give you a fine succotash garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
BENEDlCTINE WINS
Preachers In Lead Until Seventh In.
ming when -Four Runs
Arc Made.

Benedictines heavy hitting team de-
feated the Union Theological semi
mary nine yesterday afternoon on the
Iheo!ogs diamond by the score OF lG
to Z. Seminary led untn the seventh
inning, when the Benedict!ne lads
made four runs, adding six more in
the ninth. Joe Wood. Benedictinc's
premier hurlcr, was not in the box
He Will be used against Fork Union
Military Academy Saturday, when the
Cadets tackle them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
ANNUAL DIAMOND CLASSIC
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW
Special Train VIII Cnrry caro,,,
hooters to Grccnsboro for
Game.
ISpecial to The Tfmes-Disps.ohI

"iL+fi Ell iiIlAI>. April lJ.-Interr.S,
in college baseball throughnu, ~
state and South this week viii center
on the annual Carolina Virginia game
Day. when teams representing tho tn,n
flgal state Universities will meet In
what has been termed the annual
baseball classic Of the SOUTH
Indications are that thousands m
baseball enthusiasts and supporters OF
the two institutions viii Journey 10
Greensboro TO witness tho contest and
participate in the social events of IN.
day, rs in the past. It VIII he gala
day occasion for the Gate CITY and The
spring sporting event OF the State
y special train viii carry the stu
dent body Of the University to Green's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
TECHS SHUT OUT, s To Q
J0YNER, NORTH CAROLINA
HURLER, ALLOWS NO HITS
Catches of brooks and Mari. E.,.
Grcnt Gnmc At Chapel
Hill.

CHAIEL HILL, n. c.. April 10 ts,,
GA ,i L1-Caroiina annexed anothS. game
afternoon al, by defeating V. T.. j. ) To- ~
me visitors were at the mercy ~
Joyner. the University JwirIar ot
pitched n no-hit game VINO
The Tarhccls found Mathews for ,c,
hltS ana got men on bases in everv
inning. Inc features OF the coptns;
were the pitching of Joyncr for Carf,tt
ma three beautiful catches by Brooks
and Marie TOT V. j.. ]. and Sims for
lor carolina, who secured four hits
out or five trips to the plate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SLUGGERS ARE VICTORS
Is mock Hnlpinc Out of Box and Win
From Tigers by 2I-I0
Count.

The Broad Street Sluggers defeated
the Tigers yesterday in "A hard fought
oatt!" by the score OF u 10 10. Halpinc
started IN he box for the Tigers but
was knocked out. GunSt then resumed
the pitching but owing TO a sore arm
could not hold the SluGgers in check
Hicks and Nuckols did good work for
the Tigers
day on the Sluggers diamond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Iiahnn .As.Istnnt Director.

Eddie Mahan. former Harvard var
Sity football baseball. and track ath
icte. now a lieutenant in the United
states Marine Corps. is assistant a.h
leic director for the United states
Army at Toul. France. L. j Hart. the
former Princeton varsity football cap
tain and star. Is the director. They
are now busy directing and playing
baseball '0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
ANXIOUS TO GET ROBERTSON
Griffith VIII Try to Arrange Trade
With NcGrnw for
Fielder.

AUGUSTA. GA, April 1o-Now that
Pranch Hickey has called of the deal
for Johnny Lavan-at least until such
time as the shortstop is able 10 play
for trade or sale with me Giants
rext week lie is determined TO get
Robertson IL money will bug him. or
that will not weaken his Club any.
He may offer MoGraw a couple OF
young OitcAerS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
RAY SETS NEW WORLD MARK
National Champion Lowers Indoor
Record for One
Mile.

CHICAGO. April lO.-Joie Ray, ma
,onal 4. y. L. mile champion. estab-
lished a new worlds indoor record OF
4:lt 80 for the mile tonight in the
Central a. a. u. championships being
held under the auspices of the Frank
ling \. c. The old mark was 4:1G
lie lIoomiS, representing the Chicago
Athletic Association. took the high
jump by clearing the bar at six feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
zBYszKO DEFEATS ROLLER
Champion Wins with HcndIock Ar.
twenty-five Minutes OF
WRESTLING.

MlLWAUkEE. WIS. April lo.--rbo
M MbrSs,iins match between Wladck
twenty-five minutes OF fast we ai,%r
mere tonight when Zzyszko, Ecttinv :,
neadiock on Roller. lifted him high in
me ar ana dropping him, Roller fail
ing on his head and severely iniurinc
ninscu: Vic WAS unconscious for iif-
zen minutes. The referee refused 10
let the bout continue. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

SummarE; Two base hits--Fratkin, Cole
man 81. Halpine. Cone. Nuckols Three
base NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Home runs-tjicks
a. Nubin. fTaikin. Conlon.; Rose. Bases
Fratkin. 8; of Coleman. ,. stra@k ou,-bv
ia !pine, by Gunst, 2; by Frailtin. s. by
!,1ieinan. Time Of game. l:45 Ump!re:,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Toronto May Get Tc,r.au

:. Pitcher Tesreau. formerly with the
New York Giants, but now coaching
the dartmouth College candidates
may be with the Toronto International
League Club this summer. as Manager
GiDSon has received permission from
business with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Coco, To Lad wrenler.

6. n. Gerson 20 has been elected
ca plain OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vania wrestling team for next winter.
He wrestles in the ll5-pound class,
and is one OF the best in eastern col
lege circles. He is also captain Of the
varsity chess team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

.Ra,,cd for Robinson in mint

.Baucd Tor Kobin*on m. nIM,M: Two
base hi;-.ronos stolen bascs-StiCkl"v.
KimhrouCh Caravati. Murray; Rawlinrs
Sacrif,-c hi,-C;raham. Double plar-SCott 70
DiCkorson Passed bals-Rawlings. !; Roh-
inson l. Loft on bases-M"d!chl College. u:
Roanokc 10 struck ou,--hy Kimhrourh. ::
by Prise, 10 BASE on halls-3m k;mhromGhh'
!: Price >. Cmpircs-Norihor and Ntsslrr.
ing hut I hope u will be- "hnrisi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Avery Elected Track Cnptatn

HANOV EK. =. r., April lo-H c.
Avery, number Of the 10 Bradford. Yer
mont, has been chosen captain OF the
Dartmouth College varsity track team
avery led the cross country team last
year and is regarded as the Green's
hest man at tho distance runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

RACINE. WIS. April l0.--Pal Moore
Of Memphis. easily outpointed Kid
Herman. Of Pckin. Ill, in the opinion
Of newspaper critics in their ten-round
bout tonight. The men are bantam
weights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SPARTANBuRG. 6. G.

N W, r. II. T.
-. ip' NaConaIs) ....... = o
RatterieS--Barnes. c. Smith and +
smith; Jones. Shch and Mcneil W'al;ars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SIX FOEMEN FALL BEFORE
JAKE K|LRA|N IN ONE YEAR
Jack Ashton, Noted Old-Timcr, Was
First 10 BE Defeated
in 1856.
HERALD ONLY FALSE ALARM
While Boxing in Philadelphia Thea
ter, Jake Fought Himself Out OF
a Job by Downing All Corners in
Just One Week.

Thi. Is tho sixth of series OF
articles which Nr. Corhctt - writ
ing concerning the puEiii>tir career
of Jnkc I>iIraiu. ono OF the greatest
heav,wcigitS that America. or any
other country. ever produced. 1hc
next irstnIfincnt will appear to
MORROW,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
Carolina

,Substituted Tor Gordon In seventh
,Wxr sitututed for Franks in NTH.
SSnSrIck Tor Matthew's In eighth
Na Iiiihhmsry ii!,snon Joyner o: on
~. ffn'Ms, ~: on MSr!ck. o Struck out
~ Joyner .; by Matthews 6. by Mvrtcx n
! MI nase on crro!-N = l.. q Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
TIC
fI,,,,d.n-Si dnSr
Score By innings =.
Hampdcn Sidney :.

SSmmary: Two.t base hitsSpunn. :: Kuvk
rFitchard. Three base hits.Mount Tsu-
way Double play-Joncs to Spcssard. Base
on balls-oft Barksdaic. /: off Scott. ;: on
Harrison. = HIT by pitched sails,Barks-
by harrison. - by Barksda,o. - Time OF
Eame-3:eo Umpire-kuyk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
BASEBALL
CkSONvILLE. FLA.

BROOKLYN CNa,ionals) n
New York (AmcricansD
Iattcries-Cadorc. Chccny and Erue-
GER Quinn. shore and Rucl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
COLLEGE BASEBALL
AZ camp Jackson, <. C.-Cniversity
OF Florida, Is. Camp Jackson.
HousTOE Tr,

a. HOUSTON. TEX.
- Chicago tAmerican). s; Houston.
e 1s.;.r iGasu .lg inn.ags)
ris. Gardiner and AIvAtt 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

Potato bulbs and carrots should b.
planted as close to the ground as IN,
pain in your back permits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

Corn. beans and an earthquake will!
give You fine succotash garden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

Sweet citronella, violet mignonete
ana vanilla nasturtiums grow beauti-
fully in the catalogue.