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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Facts About $200000 Proposed Be Voted On April 2 1920
Polls Open A. NJ to 6PM

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
IN CAPITALA.

Functionarii 81 lucratorii earl
au lllcrat in timpul grevei la Re
gle 81 fabrica de chibrituri au pa
rasit serviciile cerind cOncedia-
rea lucratorilor socialist.
La fabrica de chibrituri meca-
nicii earl au lucrat in timpul gre
vel All plecat luind cu eli diferite
piese della motoare.
in fata d-lor general Boboc,
Nicoleanu 81 colonel Dobrescu. i'll
cratorii au pornit masinele, lnin-
du-si angaj jamentul de a le con-
duce in cea mai perfecta ordine
81 face ca productia sa nu slfc
re. ba din contra, sa fie spcrita
D. general Boboc a constatat
ca la fabrica de chibrituri s'a
facut mare risipa pc timpuI gre
vel, 81 a rugat pc delegatii lll,:s-
torilor sd caute sa sc fa'ca ecollo-
mie de materiale 81 de timp, lu-
cr1ndu-se ell sirguinta.
Delegatii an raspuns ca inten-
tia tuturor este ca munca sa tio
reluata, nlmai mem'brii sindica-
tului national sa nu Sc dedea la
provocari.
All functionarii carl au para.
sit serviciile vor Fl fnlocuiti GU
ofiteri invalzi.
Cit pentru mecanici. lucrator'
au deelarat ca vor aduce specia
listi 81 fabricile vor continua 81
functioneze ca 81 in. trecut.
La ministerul de finante, s'al
prezentat membrii sindicatulu
galben, cerinh concediarea socia
llistilor.
/ Lis "a raspuns Insa ca nu lis
poate implini cererea, pentru c;
tara are nevoie de liniste.
(,,kbinda").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
iPOEZII P0PoRALE DIN
RAZBOIU.
DIN LIGHET.

UIW 'L1UY7ET.
Foaie verde trei capsuni,
Sc 'mplinesc treizeci de luni
De cind tot 1bataia tine,
81 eu-s tot in tari streine,
Ori in Gimp, ori in spital,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
LA sANTIERUL DIN GIURGIU

Directiunea santierului naval
din Giurgiu MI a volt sd repri-
measca lucratorii la lucru. spu-
mind ca nu are ordin dela Bu-
curesti.
Acelasi lucru Sc petrece in alte
diferite orase ale starii cu lucra-
tori ceferisti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06

Departe Gle culDUl meu,
In care am crescut eu;
Ori puscat, orr 1nghetat,
De ecrazit afumat.
ST lar cerde tulipani,
Lua-i-ar boala dusmani,
Ca dear fl vrc-o dol san trei,
De multi gatam moi Gu Ell.
Oar eli tot sd inmultesc
ST de pace nu vorbesc.
Feciorii Sc nacajesc
Ca pier 81 Sc vcstejesc.
J
S S'apoi verde 81 lar lata,
Bine mai traiam odata,
Cind era hora 'ncheiata
De fete 81 de fpciori,
Dumineca, n sarbatori:
Cind in scoala ne duceam
Timpul liber petreceam
Gu glume 81 Gu cintari,
Gu probe 81 declamarl;
Acum toate sc schimbara,
in loc de glas de fanfara,
Aud granata amara,
Care cind cade trazneste
Multi feciori nefericeste,
81 srapnelul nemilos
Care rupe 81 din os.
in loc de jocul pc bina,
Joe granatele de nina.
Pusca, Doamne rau trozneste,
Inima mise topeste,
Oar nu pot mimic sa fac
Deceit pling 81 lara tao.
Munte, muntc San-Martine,
Cind am pus picioru n tine
Am simtit ca-i rau, nu-i bine,
Nh de frica am sa NOR,
Caci aceasta sunt dator,
.Jalc mi-e, ca null pamint
Ca sa-mi puma pc mormint.
Peatra tai rece, 81 grea
|Trupusorul mo durea,
so fl Doamne prea pacat,
Fam fost cindva desmierdat.
Oar acum cfta durere
INici Alta mingaere,
Sa-mi duca Ia cap tamiie
ST mormintul sa mil tie.
Sal samene 81 pliveasca
ST GU lacrimi sal stropeasca,
Jalea ca sa-si potoleasca.
Doamne A-tot-Creator!
Fl odata 1ndurator,
ST lasa o pace in tara
Sa mereem acasa lara,
In cor lar sa ne grupam,
Cintece sa-Ti inaltam,
i'm strana sd TIE marin,
Gu lacrimi SAT- multamim,
C al fost bun neal ajutat
Acasa DEAN reinturnat.
PIingeti ochi 81 lacramati
Ca Wis tare 'ndepartati,
In tara muscalului.
in punerea capului.
Rau mia cintat cucul mie
Straina tara sa-mi fie,
ST rau cucul mia cintat
/ Sa fin tare 'ndepartat
ST de frati 81 de surori
ST de parinti doritorl,
Ca dol ami Sc fmplinesc
De c1nd casa O doresc.
~sI vs,,~ ~~~ - 8
Nu lasa Doamne, pc mime,
Sa fie strain ca mine!
Cit ell ochii mel ma nit,
Va ad tot lOc necunOScHC;
Vad 81 dealuri, vad cimpii
Isl de jalea meas pustii. =
Saraca inima mea,
Unde am ajuns cu ca?
= Am ajuns sd putrezeasca
I'm Polonia ruseasca.
Cind am scris aici frumos
Eram fecior sanatos,
IDar ce-a fl deacum 'nainte
INumai Tu sti, Doamne Sfinte!
Frunza verde de mohor
IScrise-s aste de-m fecior
Frunza verde de pc breg
Nascut in Temes- Lighet,
Frunza verde maerana
Maxim Danila ma chianla.
1Hn1n2 - ~2nrr1HA>aD cnD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
CONFLICTELE MUNCITO-
RESTI.
GREVA DIN REGIUNEA PRA-
HOVEI.

Din CImpina Mise anunta ca
lucratorii della ,.Steaua Rom1na'
81 alte intreprinderi au declarat
greva.
Delegatii sositi in Bucuresti
spun ca este posibil sd izbucneas-
ca greva generala in regimea
petrolifera. cum 81 i'm PlOiesti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
PETERSBURG NINE WINS
FIRST HOME BATTLE
Before Friendly Audience.
Game Was Weird.
Special TO The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. April %
Virginia League baseball teams. rep
Tesenting Richmond and Petersburg.
Stagc1 the secc nd opening ceremonies
IN as many days here this afternoon.
u was the nrst appearance of the
home team before local fans IN "a
championship battle. and large
crowd witnessed the game:
No oocning day is considered com
pletc unless ~. homo team wins
Thi- Was the case yesterday after
noon in Richmond when the Colts
pcated here today. The locals won
by the score of to ., In a game that
loved 10 lie cratic throughout. Pc.
,srSburg made seven, errors and
Richmond three The local team Sc
cured fourteen hits. while the Colts
connected safely eight times.
10th Pitchers Bnttcd Out.
Wheat. enc OF the mainstays OF
Manager clarkcs pitching s,an:
started the game for the locals and
vas taken out of the box before the
go, after Mcwhor,er in the same
stanza and before three men had
been retired the Richmond pitcher
LETT the box. Bennett took up the
penfold, a por,sidc pitcher, went TO
the box for the visitors.
Petersburg scored the FIRST runs OF
the game In the second inning; Com
second when McMahan reached nrst
erounder. Moran filled the bases by
getting an inheld hit. Command
scored the first run when Mcwhor-
ter hit Clarke. McAIahan rompcd
home on Wheat's long fly To Smith in
center field. Moran was caught,
smith to Poole TO Arragon. when the
second named stopped Smiths throw
AT the plate 10 catch McMahan.
Fifth WINS IiiE One for Colts.
Neither side scored again until the
atth inning, when th- visitors went
ahcad By putting 1--WE runners across
the plate. Daughton was safe on
bowney's error, while Abbott reach
Ell first on Moran'5 error. McWhor-
tor hit over the inhe!d. filling the
hases. DauShton crossed the plate
groundcr. Abbott ana McWhortcr
scored on Smiths single. Baker was
out Command TO Moran when he at
tempted TO reach third, but Smith
went 10 second. Gooch scored Smith
with double. which hit the left
h"!d fence. The manager counted
SHORTLY after on ArraSons single.
ii"anet relieved Wheat and Stuart
was an easy our, lieilnian to Nc
Mahan. ending the inning. Wheat
having sandwl: hed in a strike out
between the busc hits and errors by
causing Jim Poole Ia bite At three
Petersburg TOOK the lead in the
n:th inning by scoring four runs on
error by Gooch. Three more were
added IN the sixth inning by Peters
burg on four singles and "a sacrifice
Richmond. Pcters,urr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
INTERCOLLEGIATE SEASON
OPENS THIS AFTERNOON
lttchmOnd College w. Randolph-
NncOn and Indians W..

After q period OF preliminary play
!hI oIi the part OF the four mines
composing The Eastern Virginia In
te!cu!!cg!Gtc Athletic Association
"Ec!1tIi;s Is Ia readiness for the
opening .. the season this afternoon
who are IN anc spirits following their
defeat OF the Medical College squad
on boulevard Field yesterday after
noon, journey today 10 Ashland
where they expect TO REPEAT the pro-
SIS w!Lh - randolph Macon boys.
Scassa VIII hurl the horseh!dc for
the locals and is IN fine shape FOR
the fracas. Snaad. who handled the
ball IN, the clash with the doctors,
the game with the Yellow Jackets
The remainder OF the Spiders line
Gp viii. in all probability. remain
intact The RIch:nonders will hc ac-
compani"i 10 the fray by u score or
more OF roo;crs, who are confident
That their Representatives Will return
with an easy victory.
William. and Mary College Will
take tn" field at 1 O'Clock This after
HampIen sidney and an intcrestinE
40 well as c!oaely fought battle can
b. expected The Indians have some
thinS TO brag about inasmuch as
they have emerged victors in the
last ave cNhin!tion scraps. and they
claim That this IL = sure sign that
thcy wnl secure the scalp II The
HAM pdcn sidney. has showed It's
worth in several pre- season games,
session they say their middle name
.taged on airy Field. at Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES

s FIT reee-i2u. fnrlonssnstaE Voter. %;
Hone princess. a.. Madeline GILLIAN. III
I.aiy., LEA NANNY o'Minc. io1. Green
Second rac.-.ix furlongs-Ei Mahd:. rs;
ringer: rs. Ph.doicn. ~. Miss Sterling
II: Far tcccmpli. iHo: Challenger. id
,nie"dnan; 10 En;5ern Glow. 100; Redland.
Rose, !G; Hello rardneE. ~: Riddle. IS.
E9se. 10: Little Maui!.. 10.
Fhirt !acc--Js:N fur'ougs-'S!r Barton.
llA 'Mik Maid. i!:. Fru!tcak.. III: Pan
Charlie, Lcyiecker, io:: Rapid Traveller. IS
y Is. l.. Ross ont:y.
Fourth rac--onc in:le--.Blliy Kelly III:
War Pcnnant. !)5. SttrInsster. III: Croni
wgll; ": hendsgG ~ Clean Gone. i07
Translate. 81; W:!hair. q - X. l.. Ross
,i E,,i.h rn,, .; .na seventy yara.-
B!lda!r. III: rJohn T. tir!er iii: ,c;ai,
.aghsri los; ;Dardy Besl. los: King Thrush.
Murray entry
sixth race..n!le and a s.xtcenth--canso.
", queen Blonde, !n. The Desert. 100
Ws7 Machine. l0i War Smoke 1916: Hank
O Day ."3 i,eccant, IS; Ny n>lr, 81: .Roi-
keag. ~: Frank Monroe. ;ol; TSis,,nmIanun
S2 Eiig.nie-Sca Queen. So: Diadi io3
seventh rlcc-miic ami uuar;"r-Wili Do
10; Little Nearer: ia Great Gull. ll3. Aus
i \ "st"TpF"Gf, l"3 Captain Hodge. los:
rs. Tom Brcokn i93 Kc.iah IoS: Mis-;
fiiey. !p"; sky Pilot, los; Dalrosc, lg3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24

freely and Mechan
min" was continual
TO lack of control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
SPORTS
GENERALS WIN SECOND
VICTORY FROM AUBURN
Dcfcnt GcorSians Ut in Holly Com
rested Gnnr mt Lexington
Diamond

Especial 10 'rhe Times Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. April 23.-Thc Gem
er2IS won another victory today by
defeating the last Auburn nine Is to
! In contest of many exciting mo-
mentS. The scoring ccgan in the first
INNING because of errors by Burke
ana Raires after Corhett had struck
ou' 'he iirSt with two men W.. Thrco
unearned runs resulted. The Generals
natf OF the first was featured by a
heautisui double steal by lilslc and
Cobb after the former reached first
on error of Bonncr and the latter
was walked by Bonner. Mattox then
drove to center and ffislc came in,
A.cureG ono lone hit off Corbett,
while Bonner allowed three,
In the nth. Ra!nes was the instru-
ment OF spectacular double which
brought in corbett aud Burke. who
had proceeded him with clean
single apiece. Cobb brought Raines
in and the score was tied The Gem
erals had earned runs and tho
visitors ono in the mex: two innings
Both twirlcrs allowed two hits in tho.
ciShth. The tie WAS broken when
Burkes single scored Collins who had
reached first on Bonner's error and
had stolen second. Corbett went to
bat and clean single scored Burke.
me visitors secured three hits and
a. scratch off Jack Corbett and the
Generals worked Bonner for IL total
OF ten. The Generals were not up to
standard in field work as s whole,
although liislc. Collins ana Cobb were
AZ top form. The Generals meet
North Carolina in Lexington April
Score by innings: RIFE.
w and l.. 10000 oo'-G 10 5
Auburn ...30 GOl OOO0-t p
Batteries-W and L.: Corbett and
MattoX Auburn: Bonner and Greet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
ID MILLER IS TURNED
| OVER TO DURHAM CLUB
thful First Stacker Of Richmond
Team Leaves for North
Carolina,

.d Miller. the first bascman sent
Fichinond by Connie Mack. has
L turned over 10 the Durham club
he Piedmont League BY Manager
tHoch. After weeks o. negotint-
|, 'hc ilchmOnd club secured Jim
IT, VINO played trBt base for the
Us IaSt year. ana az the Dur.l:. IN
! Was IN need OF Il frs; bnseman.
aEcT t'ooch aot busy last niVht
completed the deal which Viii
Miller 20 the carolin;, city.
|gr came 10 this city well recon-
|dcd. having made an excellent
/ University nine lie is II will
worker. hu, lacks experience.
should BE- able 10 max" good
4 SenEcance IN the Piedmont
;ne Mlilcr VIII leave tonight
Durham
at administered them by the
||"rs y"ytrrday afternoon In re-
|pUrS' The colts Viii return to
own S;anp,hg ground today.
r. thcy VIII cOcaGc the Coolers
ne last % series o; three
les. GUOCh il COu:idrn' the team
Win the rubber contest Of the
cuUrt TO defeat the Coolers
T" Crowu of friendly fans.
[rGsiy' Bacon. Who maic such an
Iii"Nt showing ~ the box against
nhrd hitting SnnalU team. prob
VIII DO the hurting for Kich-
| Bacon displayed considerable
when he faced Bunalo. and
| tEcr tooch helicScS he VIII hc
10 defeat thc Goobcrs Ia event
1lrA~h the hssIEnHCAi Tommy
ftl. who has don" all Of tho
i'nE 40 Tar this season, Viii be-
|nd the hat this Afternoon. The
| have Massey and Holmes but
f'Eyr iOOSh "ill not Work either
they have had . chance 10 be-
accustomed 10 ~" hurl"rS
Ii"a, former N.w YORK
sec pitcher. more iaau likely
| hu The choice OF Manager Clarke.
completed the exhibition sca-
last wc"S hv hurting master
{;h'ne AGAINST tau Akron ,cani nf
lnt"rni:iura! League and - auX-
- work against the colts.
Stro. the pitcher who relieved
- IN me opening game hcr"
! sGaN. may he gent back at the
lilo showed considerable ah.,-
AID II his arm Is IN as good
Iib"n today - II Was Thursday.
Colts Will nave Il BIG task on
hands 10 win
ere VIII &c no rAargc In tho
ing hour. wa!ch viii be 4
llOa!ug are the uropabIc lime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
SUFFOLK OVERWHeLMS
NEWPORT NEWS NINE
Thousands Witness Greatly One
sided Contest. Which Ended
II TO 9.


SUFFOLK. April 2s.-Every nook
and Granny in Smith Park was flied
this afternoon when Suffolk played
the first game OF the season at home.
against Newport News. score II TO =
In favor of the home team. With
the band playing, and L big parade
before the game. iags flying. the
threatening clouds did not deter the
hundreds who streamcd out to wit
ness one of the most sided games
ever pulled off in this park. Colonel
j. L. McCleary, Mayor Of the city.
threw the first ball over. and then
the fun began. Harris. for the WIS.,
itors, was wallopcd. everybody get
ting something, singles. two bagScrS.
three bagEerS. and n home run. add
ed to the batting average OF the home
team. Bradley. Suffolk Indian chief.
not only pitched Eilt-edged ball, but
played In the game everywhere else.
getting three hits out OF four times
up, one of them two-baRger. IIar-
ris was relieved in the nth and Cog
gins who took the mound for the
visitors, Jared little better. Manager
Walls. OF the Newport News team.
fell for the old trick of the hidden
ball. md Was called or Mt third when
Crow produced the hail, at the only
time when Newport News even look
ed like "a rally. The spectacular
plays OF Black and Brewer, in maxi
ing one hand stops. and Poole's home
run on ball falling inside the fence,
relieved the monotony OF seeing Suf-
folk pile up runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Hichniond Team 70 Bowl for Honors
In Intcr-tity Meet
rud.iS

on saturday afternoon. April -, at
$50 o'clock Will be how!ed the Inter.
city bowling Tournament Employees
Association OF The Long Lines Depart
Ment American Telephone and Tclo-
graph Company. the following cities
being represented: Richmond, 81.
Louis, Chicago. Buffalo. Pi;;shurg,
New York. Syracuse, Albany. phiia-
dclphia Baltimore. Washington. Gin
cinnati. Cleveland. and Boston There
w!ll he three cvcnts Five-man team,
doubles and sing'O' Three games
IN each event Highest total number
Of pins to decide winner in each
event
The Local team will bowl their game
on the Recreation Drives on the after
noon OF Saturday. April "A. The team
has been practising daily ar.i expects
10 land high IN each Of the three
events. On this date special wire
Will be installed in the Recreation,
over which will be reported the scores
Of the games, some being tciegraphe :.
10 headquarters At central point,
where The results from the various
cities Will he complied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
/ EXTINCTION ENTRIES


u racc-SlX frriou rs-M.nutc Man.
Hickey Moore. as: Atta Boy. IL. 30;
.FsI-uIaN loi, l.aay Luxury. 100:
Paradise, ins. Basil. III; rafferty,,
BuShinc nrnu,g. III; Flags. Il3;
oud racc--four fmrlonrs--t;ourt View.
( Moody, IL: The EnElishnaE, !i::
,rrp-,. liz. A-St M.chae! Ne: Mon.
liz Few Acres. IL t.liGib!c-
:. IL he sure. !l2. h-Cino-i \.
an cu'ry.
~ race-tx ,tnrlonss-subst!,ut
RfnnIIi,igi loa; Eas,sF5 Fi3wsT I%S:
'uvil!c los: Distinction. los; Eyes
nth. los; B-cobwcbY, lis: Nrbr, q
Bia5y Sir.nl lie; Lorraine. IL.
= whitney entry
leo j. los. j win ioa ir6speSc:5r.'
rnator"au loo: Ma;inc. Idol. ii6:
no Wo"Gtrlp. ne Gn"rn! Halp,
Hourl"GE". !l9. Mfnto. II. i!5'
,lc-Marchosa II. los
III .raceC,.;oHr fnriongsG John'
sios. ili';. MISS Mullins. ia. Miss
.inc. ia Occur dc Fou. IA: C-iIandy
DlgInhr, IL; D-rsmcnt0. lii: Mary
Baker. III, d B"tt.na. M:
lmpHfn". lil: F-Cointrrnu. 10
u entry. D-Cnmdon and Milan en-
F-Whiingy entry;, G-SGhorr entry;
io7. lanes. los pahabin. IL. io7.
Uocn". liz Chlilum. H.: Tanlac.
Tom Saunders. liz: j. G. Stone. lI2.
cuth rncc-milc and - siNtcenth-
81; w y Ments"mg<y' 100; Win
lll Night Wind. Iii: Miss Pa-ty.
Warlike. los: u q. Rasch. leo;
.ug Spray. 10; G.assto! ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
Wing arc thc urooah!c !inc-
ii'.hIu,,iid.
Petersburg.
vRE DE GRACE RESULTS

= race -four .iriongs -Superwoinau.
.I3ons grs,rSFo,hs7. tss si3g 80
. ;Hi,I.e Time, "a i.sic,ies;. Two
Ia,.iurA.' ltov G. B,ooiT.nstoE, " l.
e-. iicr's Seat and Is- rNU
"Di rag,---sis iur!uaxs -AU@ac. 100
a.s s s., ' ,, Il X 'sssc w 20. T ses
pom.u.oun 10, (Zo-!i-rj. 81 90.
Tim Ii i Harry 81, Stevens;
cha ~. our Little Au'i-. Far East.
tn Evans aud Liberty CT! IAN.
RI ,.ev--'D;l" sni seventh vnrds--
$50. j y 'TayurJ ~ 90. ia.oe. $3.50,
rcc5at W.r Tax 100 ,f.urD. :: TO-
9i4o. l.iI '-j' klnG Ncu;En-. l.e
a. q. E!ng, SAY WHEN. 'sea
lr,n rnc"-.siE furi.?ss-Elnr iie.ad,
- I.as-.- lot lHn.Atr-b. $50. = -
Il. Cobalt Lass. lgi tFl"trh"Tl. $3.50
Tine. IN 4; !o,. No. MaGLsAn.
III rlr m.lr ana s;N,ern;h Noun.
u. IuI luunD. s,g2G. $50. Si70.
Errliu 10 tSounininl. 81 ID 81 20
=: rcIi" Hct"f'~ inT 'Zo"''"rl. - @p.
mamtIv. 'rilscn. 'nal!al ran.
~ Tar--Wiia amt SrV"utr ylrGs-
iult il2 tSuum-rb $50. $500
NO. CFumps}l. Ia u:"IriFur,ahs;
ncsl. $50. MIRA Time. III. iys.
u.y Arbitrator. .Ci-cula;e. 'Na!lo.y-
.pairymau, ri; for Tat ran.
"uih race mile aid seventy Snr'ts--
B. E;cond: Refuge. III dIhyr",p.
uf.T,t Time. .i;t7 -. ieorie,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
COMPLETE NORTHERN TRIP
North Carolina Defeats Waodberry
Forest, FishburEc and
NirI.ynfnns

:, liARLOTTESVILLE April ga
North Carolina freshman nine, after
defeating Woodberry Forest and
rishburnc. wound up their Northern
first year team, TO /. The Visitors
put up superb fielding game and
MT opportunity. knocking sexton
IRON hm, the BOX. The Virginiaqs got
NiEginia's varsity nine left this
morning TO play two games with
North Carolina, the first at Green's
horo tomorrow and the second at
Chapel Hill Monday
"A triangular track meet between
Virginia, North Carolina, and VII.
gina Military Institute will be staged
on lambeth field tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
HENDRIX ROBBED or
EIGHTH STRAIGHT HIT
Sensational Onc-Iiand Stab OF II
Line Drive Made ny
O'SciIl.

WASHINGTON. April .3.-,lomcs
outpitched Courtney and Zachary to-
day and Boston took the second
game Of the series from Washington
10 .. Tim llendryx. member Of the
Richmond team when that city was
in the International League. wls rob-
bed % HE eighth straight hi, in two
days. when p'N-ill mace Il sensa-
tioaal one hand stab OF line drive
~ the seventh. In the next inning
H"rGrSH saved the game FOR Boston
"itn a long running catch of Char
rlt!'s hit. which came with the bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips OF the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. Pimplcs and other
terrifying conditions of the Skin are
dcep-seated blood troubles. and an
p!ications of SalveS. lotions and
washes can only afford temporary
relief. without reaching the real seat
of trouble. But Just because local
treatment has done you no good.
there is no reason to despair. You
simply have not sought the proper
treatment that Is within your reach
You have the experience of others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
BROOKLYN EVENS SERIES
PHILADELPHIA. April 90. -
Mitchell checked two Philadelphia
rallies today and Brooklyn evened
the srrirs by winning, 3 TO l.
lid L.. LII.
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals IS II 27l7 Totals aJ!0aTl7
Bauei Cor causey IN eighth

brooklyn ..O q o Z, a -
PHILADELPHIA ....o o . q I q 4
vi snmmaryi ~. Runs-,;Johnsicn., z wheat.
MNcas.!. Wtth.ow. ErrOr-J. Miile. Two
base hits-R. Miller. wl,hrOw Stolen
,nas"-S,engeL Sacriiices-K e,ch $.
Kan.t@hv to D SIsoe b,;ays- =, -
kone'chy: ! Miller 70 Bancroft 20 paul
~ ~; I.et on hases-BTookiyn. Z:
rh!!scc!phia Base On bal.s-on
causey. J. Hits-on causcy. 20 in \ in.
Mit.h'I. ?: 10y Causcy. l. Passed ball
Withr"w. Losing 3!;che.-C,ausey I'm
p!EcS-o Day and Harrison. Time. 1857
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How the Colts Field

ney. T. \. Smith. Command, McMahnn
Carrie 90. b"nn.t CD. Errors iieilinan
stuart GO. Two hnss hits--Gooch. Me
Nahan stolen bnScs--Downey t.), Mo-
ran Sacrifice hits--Whcst. a bbott He'll
man. Gooch lIit by pitched bail--by Me
Whorter tCiarkei. Lei. on bases--Rich-
mnnd. - Petersburg. Z. FirHi buHe On
.rror-li.chmond. Il. Petersburg. .. Bases
On balls-2T Wheat, i: of Penfold. /.
tlits-oN Wheat. In 42-J innings. OF
3cW hortcr. In 1 Ia INNINGS Time OF
game. hour IS minutes. Umpire. Guyon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
Where Can Find Relief from
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

who have suffered IS you have 20
guide you TO relief. No matter how
terrifying the irritation, no matter
how unbcarablc fhe itching and
burning OF the skin. S. $ :. will
promptly reach the seat of the trou-
bic. Give II a fair trial to be con-
WINGED OF its efficacy
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on blood and skin disor-
ders and he Will take pleasure in
giving you such advice as your in
dividuai case may need. absolutely
without cost. Write today dcscrib-
ing your case to Medical Department,
Swift Specific Co. 2G2 Swift I.ahora-
tory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv
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Y score.
StiTolls
Newport News.
Total. 10 IL .7lt Totals 80 : I6
.E Borden ran for Harris in third

SCOre by lnninEs II
Newpnr, News g.. 900 oollo oE3
summary: Runs scored--B.ack. Mack
Kelly. 2: Poole. :; Davies. bradley. Cog
Charles. FlHnnigan. Dunn. CoEgins Two
base hits--Mack. Poole. Davies. Bradley
lienSes. Black, Gardner. Three base hit
Davies: Stolen bases--Davies. Mack,
Grow. Kelly, GardnGr. Davies, Street:
Lief, on bssrs-.SufSoiE. &: Newport News.
Z. Hit hy pitched ball--Wau. Hits-off
Bradley. 7. struck out-hy Harris. /:
by CoEsins. g; by Badley.. 3. Wild pitch
-CoSgins. .. Umpire--Alorth limo OF
game. ! hours and 80 minutes. At,en-