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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
MRS. ROOSEVELT TO GET PENSION
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. yanra:Y 25-House without a record vote
PASSED the bill granting Roosevets widow a pension of IS 900 a yal
previously passed by the sana1e.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
HAWAIIAN PINES TO ISSUE NEW STOCK
NV The Associated PreSs)

HONOLULU, January 24-The Hawaiian Pineapple, Co, directors
today voted to issue 100000 new stock, thus bringing the captalza-
ton up from 81 100000 to $1,600O0O. Dividends of ~ percent per
month are to be continued. The new stock goes to present sharehold-
ers pro rata at $40 per share, and will cover contemplated improve
ments.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
CITIZENS TAKE THINKS IN THEIR w HANDS
(Y The Associated PresSl

HONOLULU, january @Whhout consulting the police a number
Of citizens including a committee from Hawaiian Civic Club and sever
al grand jurymen, last night raided c. 7. Akanas gambling resort and
arrested sixteen. They seized money and gambling apparatus for evid-
ence. Akana admitted he had been running for several months. The
grand jury 1t special meeting this afternoon will investigate.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31

HONOLULU, January 29-HoIinger had McNaIy arrested for
criminal libel. Complaint based on an editorial Of January 24th, com
pairing Honinger with Cabrnha.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
EX-KAISER HAS CHRONIC CROUCH

LONDON, January 27-Hohenzolern is cross and sury, and rare
y speaks to servants or guards, says an Amerongen dispatch. His last
recorded remark, made recently, VASTLY time at Amerongen is near
y up. The dispatch says the cx-emperor and the grand duke are
deserted and now receive practically no visitors.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
PROBABLY THE ONLY PLACE

(By The AssOcIated Press)
~AMERONGEN, January 28-Reigious services were held at the
castle chapel yesterday in honor of ex-emperors birthday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
(By The Associated Press)

WASFINGTON, january 29-Eouse immigration committee I'M
animously agreed to prohibit immigration for four years after war ex
cet from Cuba, Mexico, Canada, and New Foundland.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-31
Latest News By Wireless
WOULD NOW DIVIDE UP THE PIE
(ByNThe Associated Press)

PARIS, January 29-Premier Hughes claims German New Gut
nea for Australia; New Zealand claims Samoa and Japan claims the
Marshall and Caroline Groups.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

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-EE"tso : sehureh w.
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ANs - % o'cooS vs.
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M vs. knights TEcan kG Newton
H Isolde va r.AA.xor.
isolde vs. SA' " fshsko Columbus vs. sw T
Axe vs. woodward vs. 'f fhfsSss t GdIunaSu
Woodward hih ~ c NA ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
SPORTS
MANY ENTRIES IN DERBY
SIXTY THREE-YEAR- OLD'S
LISTED FOR MILE EVENT
Number OF FiIIies Already on
and Others Expected
Shortly.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April s.-N.
has Kentucky Derby stirred trI,
lovers OF this cection to the mitch 80
enthusiasm occaSoned by tho fnr,S
coming event at Churchill Downr
Many OF the cligiblcs arc already n,
the scene and other leading candida 70.
are slated to arrive in the near future
to put the final touches to their nrc
paration on the local course.
Reports from the courses where N.
more prominently mentioned thrcno
ytar-ods arc training are optimistic
be at his best. After wintering well
form at Laurel by Fl. Il. BedweIl. OF
the j. x. l.. Ross stable. and will be
fit for the Erucling struggle that IS
sure to result when the barrier 10
sprung on May 10.
Nominations for the Kentucky oaks
nave been announced by the Kentucky
Jockey Club. Sixty three ycar-oId
niles have been named for this event
over the mile course. Prominent among
mem arc Passing Shower, winner OF
inc Spinaway last year. AMI a bril-.
iiant performer in the South this sea
son: Dclico. another Southern star.
winch accounted for the Queen City
Handicap as two-ycar-old; Batter
CAKE, winner OF the Cincinnati Trophy:
KeEalo, winner OF the Dcbutantc
Stakes; Bon Jour. winner OF the Gin
setta; Pen Rose, winner OF tho Bel
dame Handicap: Milkmaid. winner OF
the Tomboy Stakes. and her stable
mate In the J. *. l. Ross barn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
BIG GRID GAMES IN 1920
Harvard, YnIo md Princeton on Foot.
ball schedule OF University
OF Virginia.

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April s.
college Topics. the Official organ OF
The General Athletic Association of
the University Of Virginia, in discuss
ing the football outlook. says that
virginia expects to play Harvard Yale
ana Princeton IN 1920 West Virginia
ana several other large universities
requested games for the coming sea-
son. but the schedule had been
completed their offers could not be
accepted. Virginia occupies Il position
OF prominence on EIarvard's schedule
the coming fall the game coming at
tho height of the season.
Spring football practice at tho uni
versiiy wiz start next week, and "a
larg" number Of candidates liz expected
10 answer the call OF Coach Harris
Coleman. captain OF the 1915 team,
which defeated Yale.
In 1920, both North Carolina and the
University Of Georgia will &c met on
"A mhni IN lEicld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
BAL TIMORE CLUBS DAMAGE
SUIT STILL UNDECIDED
Ruling Expected Today Settling Cn,r
Eed Organized Base
bnfl Monopoly.
tBy Associated Prcw


WASHINGTON. April S.-Motions for
directed rcrdicts in their behalf were
made. respectively. by counsel for the
baltimore Federal League Club and
for the National and American Lea
cues At the conclusion today OF testi-
mony in tho District of Columbia
supreme Court in the 100000 damage
suit for the Baltimore Club against
organized baseball.
The jury hearing the case had been
dismissed for the day when the mo-
tons were filed and arguments on the
proceedings were interrupted by the
adjournment of court until tomorrow,
when Justice Stafford Is expected to
hand down a ruling.
John a. Heydler. president OF the
National League. was the last wit
ness called by the defense and pre-
sented testimony regarding the prac-
tice of holding players through re-
serve clauses, practice attacked by
the Baltimore Club during the hear
ing Of the suit as an evidence that
organized baseball was monopoly
within the meaning of tho Sherman
Antitrust Act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
"IRCM MAN" STILL PITCHING
Joe McGinnity, Past Forty, Tuirlinr
Winning Ball for Van
cOuvcr Club.

VANCOUVER. April s-Although he
mas passed his fortieth milestone. Joe
M:c,ilnnlty is still pitching-and
me once famous Iron Man" who
helped TO win TWO National League
pcnnunts and worlds championship
Giants. is now a member Of Tho Van
conNer club Of the Pacific Coast Inter
national League.
McGinnity has lost most OF his speed
oi i"f h'-i days. but his good control
and deceptive undcrnand BAN still en-
able him TO fool the minor league bat .
ierS. the Iron Man" was one of the
leading pitchers in the Pacific Coast
!hternatioha! League last season. lie
won nine games and lost two for ~
percentage OF SIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
WILL DIRECT ARMY TENNIS
Captain Wnshburn Designated to Take
Charge. of Sport with
A. IL. r.

NEW YORK. April s.mNotice has
National Association that Captain
Watson NJ. Washburn has been desig-
mated TO take charge of the tennis
activities in the ~ l.. f.. as assistant
10 Colonel Wait &. johnson, the ath-
letic officer for the American army in
France. Plans for tournament play
on quite an ella boratc scale arc being
dcrcloped, for Captain Washburn de-
scribcs the proposals as follows
hope we VIII have n series OF
divisional tournaments this spring
followed by team matches between the
divisions. corps and army troops, the
winning team in each army area and
the ). -. 5. to play off at Paris at the
y. T.. T. games there the end of May
This Ia the same general scheme as
for baseball. basketball and other
sports.
In addition. an effort is being made
TO arrange Sn individual championship
III singles and doubles Immediately be-
isrc the tea m matches, open to five en-
si.'';;- fr:':: each divisional tournament
These team matches will probably be
i've singles and two doubles. The team
VIII aso be OF five in the in:er-allied
matches which follow during the first
week IN June. There is a discussion
also 81 arranging trips to the allied
armies and countries in the mean
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
SPIDERS PLAY ROANOKE
GAME WILL BE CALLED AT
BOULEVARD FIELD AT q
Captain Northcn Sick And VIII Sot
be In Richmumd College
Linc-up.

The Richmond College and Roanoke
College baseball teams are i'll readiness
Tor this afternoons contest ut Boule-
ward Field. The game Will be called
promptly at l.. NJ. Manager Gar
nett has been fortunate in securing
Dave Robertson, cN-big leagurcr. to
umpire. If Robertson handle,, the in
dicator rs cievely as he does the viii
low fans and players alike viii bc
highly pleased.
The Spider supporters are planning
10 throw their fun support behind
their faEorites. From the character
Of bah played in the game with the
Medcos. on Monday. Richmonders can
count on the Spiders making ~ bid
Tor the big end OF the score,
Captain Northon will not be seen
IN the lineup. due TO recent Illness.
This report threw a bomb into the
He'd ana Blue camp temporarily. but
although tho heavy hitting first sackcr
Will be greatly missed, Coach Marshall
will make a shift in his lineup That
VIII show itself strong on both the
onense and defense When Northen
VIII be back in the game is uncertain.
Patterson will be shifted TO first ana
ncr
The lineup OF the spiders Will be
as follows: Patterson. first base:
simpson, second base: Pollard third
field; Ryland. center field: Mills. right
ticld: Nisslcy, catch. and Knight and
Skacgs, pitchers.
Coach Crockett. OF the visitors. will
ley. first base: Eudd. second base:
Cans, third base: Graham. shortstop:
Corh!n lief, field: Chapman. center
field: Jones. right tield Fray and
pitchers. Manager Cray is acting as
utility PLAYER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
SAYS DEMPSEY WILL WIN |
FlSTIC EXPERT PREDICTS
DOWNFALL OF WILLARD
Mhn VINO Managed Corbctt and Young
Critic Declares Challenger
In "a Clnch.o

c1ECINNATI. OHIO. April s.-A hos,
OF 9id-tiIne friends have greeted Chris
q ing br n9an the the noted California snort
hrSt visit TO Cincinnati in ten years.
JACK Dempsey Is a lead pipe cinch
70 whip Jess Willard when they meet
Tor the title on the Fourth OF JuIv."
said Mr.. Brown tonight "He Is ihc
most wonderful pugilist OF the age"
Brown. who is managing Frank Tin
' ney' has spent thirty years in the box
ing game. Among others hes ha. man
aged were Jim Corbett Young Crifro
and Tom Cowler. He tried to sign up
Jack Dempsy the first time he watched
him box, but found that nc had aireadv
York. '"
DO not take any stock in the story
mat Dempsey agreed to fake with Fred
fuiton. continued Brown. There is
not enough money in the world to get
Dempsey to agree to let man stay in
the. ring against him. He is ever ready
TO land a knockout. and I do not think
mat he would allow his own manager
TO stay three rounds against him IL he
could Knock him out. He. is a c,nch
10 beat Willard. What is more, have
watched Willard work lately, and ho is
as fast and strong as ever. Take II
from me. Willard or no other living
being can beat Dempsey. He is in,
vnciblc,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
SMITH TO COACH VIRGINIA
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TEAMS
Former Star University Athlete and
Acted Az Army Athletic
DirPStOr,

LNNCHBuRC, VA. April Sra l..
smith, former football, basketball
ana la seball star az University OF
South Dakota. and the University OF
Minnesota. NOW Il law student at Uni
versity OF Virginia. will take charge
Of the athletics OF Virginia Christian
College next September. and will coach
ell OF ;he athletic activities of the
college from hat time.
Smith enlisted in the army in the
aviation section and when he reached
Langley Field, Newport News. he was
transferred from that service and
Upon his discharge from the army he
went TO Virginia. where he will com
pletc his law education this spring,
following which ile will come to Lynch
burg
At present is engaged as physical
director OF tho Cha rlcttesville Y. NJ.
g. ~. along with his work at the
University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
TAKAKOlA NINE TO MEET
YELLOW JACKETS TODAY
Has Some OF Fastest Amateurs In Town
nnd Will Put Up Hot

Tho Taxa Is ola baseball team COM
posed OF the fastest amateurs of Rich
mond. viii leave this afternoon for
Ashland, where they clash with the
fast Randolph Macon college aggre-
cation.
had AS much practice as they would
like for this game. they feel that with
such men as Mac" Pitt, Plug" Amos,
Ed Lowery, Jake Pogh. Joe Wharton
Harry Garter. Pres. shelton. "Cheesie"
!.cibs and "Dimps'' Napier in the line
up, they will at least be able TO hold
ton.
Through their manager, Dixie Kleve-
SAM. they are trying TO arrange a
game with William and Mary College
in Williamsburg, Saturday. TO get at
least ono more stiff workout before
the opening OF the season, OH April IS,
when they have the strong Newton
w oodWa team as opponcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
INDIANS DEFEAT V|RC|N|A|
UNIVERSITY NINE FAILS IN
PlNCHES AND LOSES, 2-1
William and Mary Scores Winning Run
In Ninth, with One Man
Out.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

clSpectaI TO The Times Dispatch.l
~, FiARLOT"rESV1LLE. VA, April S.
The Virginia baseball nine failed in the
College today. to /. Each a team "I !, y
safely four times, and both squads
P PIdiyed snappy ball. only three errors
Virginia led off with ono run in the
fourth; kuyk singled: took second on
Dunn,s sacrifice: worked double steal
with Pettway. and scored on pritchard's
punt to Settle. This ended Virginia s
scoring. although they had an excel
lent chance in tho ninth when Kuyk
and Pettway hit singles with two conc
Pr I1f,1sId was out. Johnson to Love.
tho seventh. Love. first man up, hit
lhree Dagger into right field and came
home on Johnston's sacrifice In tho
ninth. with one gone. Love singled
again, stole second. took third on a
Me!der's choice when Mount held Set
ties roller. and scored on Johnston's
Johnston further displayed his versa
tility when he made a running catch
or Pettways fly into deep left in the
seventh inning with none out. This
was the feature play OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
PLAN POLO SEASON
Eastern SportsIncn Are Looking For
Unrd to RESURRECTION OF
the Game,

NEW YORK. April S.-The success OF
polo tournaments in California and at
AIKEN, = c.. may he regarded as an
INDICATION Of what is ia store for de-
Voices OF. the sallop-im game in this
section OF The country when the sport
moves North early IN May
Apvi polo, as Il rule, is reserved for
an International year" when .Aincrj-
Fan players VINO arc likely candidates
ior team TO meet birmingham begin
serious preparations at Lakewood.
There has been no polo on the fields
81 'fcorS!dn Court since 1916. The
AIKEN season has closed. but the prob
iona games Of a scratch nature al this
Southern resort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
BAHAN GROWING CONTENDER
Frft1simnson.' Old SparrinE Partner
Snys Tic Has Heavyweight
lriFttc Prodigy.

NEW YORK. April S.-Eddie Bchan
former sparring partner Of Bob Fitz-
simmons and now serving as Knights
Of Columbus secretary with the A. T.
T., has discovered Il new nstic prod
iEy. His find, he thinks. may DO tho
logical contender for the heavyweight
title against either Jess Willard or
Jack Dempsey.
Behan's Information regarding the
new ring marvel, AZ communicated to
Is. of G. headquarters here. is rather
meagrc.
His namo is Wright" be says. "Hc
weighs 205 pounds trained down to
fighting condition, and he halls from
the Far West"
Behan says Wright has shown tip
TOP form in bouts with army heavy
weights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
ANNOUNCE RACING DATES
Auto speed Enthusin.ts Arc Given Fiji
teen Contests 10y American
Association,

NEW YORK. Apru s.. lilo, NJ If.
teen automobile race dates havc beau
assigned by the American Automobile
y Tor various spcciways aud
list follows: May Il I,nIOntown pa
Nay ~. indianapolis. Ind: June IS.
New York ~ y July ). Tacoma.
MaSh: july D. cincinuoti Ohio: July
~, thIohIo"n, Pa; August .. New
Org, y; " august 22-23, F:ipin iii,
nnsust 70 Middlcto.n, y. y; Septcm
NJ" .nl"Ito"h Pa: September 20
rDW ',ork y September ~ Alien.
IoWn. "a; Drtober +. Cincinnati. ohio;
n,c.Iber s. Trenton. y. j., October II,
Danbury, Conn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
RlTCHIE STARTS TRAINING
Has Posted Forfeit Of $1,000 That H..
s.. viii Make IL" Pounds
KinEsidr.
LIZ Associat.d prns.1

NEW YORK, Apgil S.-WilNc Rit-
chic went into training today for his
sfchedulcd return bout with Benny Leo
snard in Newark on April -
4 Ritchie has posted a forfeit OF ST.
900 TO guarantee that ne will make
sl42 pounds ringside ana nc means to
do II.
SIN married now" he said "and
y can't afford 10 let thousand slip
athrough my fingers because OF A few
extra pounds. That's why decided
TO start training at once"
Ritchic expects no trouble In max
fd9g the weight He said he scaled
"a bout 14N pounds, when he met Len.
spard in San Francisco although BDIv
SGibsan had claimed nc weighed Jas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
TECHS WIN BY8TO 8 SCORE
Defeats North Carolina state i'm Gnmc
Featured by Heavy
Hitting.

RALEIGH. ~ g. April S.-VirEinia
Tech continued it's winning streak by
defeating North Carolina State handilv
today The game was featured BY
heavy hitting by both teams, and good
base running by Tech
Wharton's home run, with two on.
IN the seventh put the game on ice.
The score:
Virginia Tech. ...3 90 o1a o o-S
y. {. state. ......l 3 o 0-5
Batterics-Nirginia Tech. Musgravc,
Matthews. Stumpf; North Carolina
state. Potter. Burrus, johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
o'DOWD DEFIES CARPENTER
Worlds MiddIeveiEht Champion oners
to Let Frenchnnn Name
Conditions.

Mike O'Dowd. the worlds middle
weight champion. issued n formal chal-
lcnEe to- Georges Carpenter. heavy
ring Of Cirque, in Paris. where he ap.
pearcd recently. according to cable ad-
fight the Frenchman at any time. any
where. for any purse, and any number
OF rounds. Mike is much smaller than
the Frenchman. physically. but this
will be offset by his well-known fight
ing spirit, should the pair meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
ROANOKE COLLEGE LOSES
Loose Playing Gives Came to NirrinIo
Christian College by II TO 1.
Count.

LYNCHBuRG, VA. April s.-vir-
nokc College here this afternoon. 10
TO - The local played rather loosely.
but maintained the lead throughout
by hard and timely hitting. Twelve
of the winners runs were earned The
game abounded in good plays by both
teams.
Score by innings follows R.H.E
Christian ......5 i 00O42O Ia l6 i
Roanoke 49,. % 0 02l34 0-l2 9 4
Battcries-Mycrs. Russell and Ar
nold; Lauck. Jones. Price and Robinson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
COLLEGE GOLFERS TO PLAY
University Of NfrEinin Team Meets
Generals In IynchburS Next
Monday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Universally Of Virginia golf team
VIII 20 10 I.ynchburg neat Monday for
a match game with tho golf team OF
contest viii take place on tho linka
Al the lakewood Country Club. The
captain OF tho Lexington team liz Mat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
PAY BIG SUM FOR PLAYERS
American and National Leagues Give
Sl20.c50 for Men Taken
From Federais.

WASHINGTON, April s-Thc Ma
tional League paid $Ss,660 and the
American League $40,590 for players
ball clubs when the latter were dis
banded, according to evidence given
in the Baltimore Federal clubs dam
age suit against organized baseball
Details OF the payments were not dis
closed, although counsel for the Bal
timore club intimated that the entire
sum was received by an individual
among tho defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
TY COBB JOINS TIGERS
Has Accepted Term. offered, nm, WI,
~ Noi Sign Contract ~
$50 Once.
-
INV Agsnci.,.l Pc,

\ UGUsTA. GA. April S.--Tv Con,
I'LL ms home here today TO jofn tho
'ElJetrolt AMERICAN League team tomor.
row AT Ro'S HiIl. s. e.. where tbt
I 8xiEtrs nIay an exhibition game
* GObp uoss not expect to sign his con
45raet Int! he reaches Detroit in,t .,it
ne nad accepted the terms offered him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
PHILADELPHIA.

Baltimore 10 s
Is a ter / = S-EerSperEer. Foster
kneisch and Carroll; tieary Scibold
johnson and Perkins. McAvoy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
GAINESVILLE, FLA.

Boston tAmerican) ..5
New York tNationaD ...O
Batteries-Pennock. Dumont and
Walters. McNcal; Schupp. Benton and
Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
BASEBALL RESULTS
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.

New York CAmcr!can) .S u
Brooklyn tNationaD ....4 :
Batterics-Russell Shawkey and
Hannah; PfoFcr, Grimes and Miller.
kru.pcF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Score by innings:
William and Mary

ugivsrsity OF Xirsinta 80 90 iSSooo-i
hases-Johnson, Garrett Kuyh. Pcttway.
rritchard Taylor Double nay-Mount and
Settle. Z: Mount Base on baiis-on taylor.
L In, Of Settle. ? Hits-ofr Taylor. q; on
Taylor: 4: by Settle. 6. limo Of game
EOS. Umpirc-Euyk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
State or Siege Declared.

BERLIN, Npril "a state of siege
has bcne proclaimed at Nuremburg. 10
which city the Hoffman, ministcry re-
moved several days ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Chattanooga, Southern Associations
IL; University OF Tennessee, T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
PORlS SPIDERS PLAY ROANOKE COLLEGE TO-DAY Al SPC
Commercial League Schedule Includes
Twenty Games for Each of Six Teams

The indicate the playing
tho