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Coal buckets, fire shovels. or any
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found at ACTON BROS. 46-2t.
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Special Markets Required

Many OF the articles, therefore,
required the creation of special
markets, and could only be profita-
bly, sold ON contracts which inyOlv-
ed notifications of the articles to
render them generally salabIe, the
risk of which was speculative and
the success of which was problema-
tie.
some OF the eiforts of the War
Department 10 make available to
the public the surplus supplies were
unsuccessful, as for instance, the
use of the parcel post as distribut-
ing agency, Others. like the War
Department stores were useful and
profitable as long as the surplus
stocks were suficiently varied ~
maintain them
"All OF these transactions. how
ever. lad to he adjusted snG read
jasted TO ckassns market ccndi-
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viewing it's transactions and discov-
ering and furnishing wrong-doing
if any is found"
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F'sIT'' 'ENNTE Y TINTIITIU1 TINN'
''rhe early armistice and the rap
II rehabilitation of our army left
tie War department with vast &C
cumulatiOns of material. Had this
a.ateria; been dumped rapidly into
the market, industry in the United
states could not have made the
rapid change from wartime To
Doace-time production, and there
you'd have been unemployment on
a large scale: our demobilized war
workers and returning soldiers
you'd have been without work ana
che ecoGamlc condition OF the eosa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
DOUBLE TARGET event
WILL Be GIVEN Pl
suggestion OF Gunncrs cd
carried Out In State Sh6|
Mt NnrfnIk

The secretary Of the v~irr,,,,
shooters Association has l..cn
g by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tiolt, Secretary OF the N,.rr,I,
,iun. under whose auspIc,,, IL
E,ihia state shoot will ~. ~
curtin OF July this year ,b.,,
hIrahSlnS to carry a dasubI.
went In the State shoot ~
'oiiowing out the suggcssions
:iihcric;tn Tripahootcir' 49,,
,nht virginia shooters liz. ~,
,.nnc IN order that they NAV
;I'c ~ double target shootiI,.,
~ "apr L" make "A good stOwl
im".E. $50 Oh shooting, wh Eh
programs OF Dli the inrrorr' !.
States. the
Nmtriciin trapshooD,rs havo j
cone double target Shootinr Il
never mas held the at. cotion r.,
~ does in EuroIIcln ctGInirinv
II principle features OF All FL
hientS center in The dou3,i. II
matches. Since II undou,,,ec
cures more skill To hrcaE ,Y,I
Sets thrown in tho air al nnn"l
II ho's to break only ono anal
are very lcw men who csu
rohsccutlvely as n:tny dnuhi
SciS iS th:y can single tarpaI
IL also ~ claimed that dnrhi
H'l shooting is better pracil
sa'nr shooting th:h sjurI.S
shooting. as IT requires umiCrt..
on IN" part 81 thci gunnnr-"
the nearest approach, 10 nI,;rLJ
shooting possible to- be had or,
aTEct trans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
SET FOR OPENER

Continued From First PaCe.)
first game. Post. a l~cft-handed hurier.
will he in the box for Portsmouth.
while Schwartz will send Mitchell or
pich TO the mound for Norfolk.
Club owners Optimistic.
Club owners OF both teams are
optimistic as to the prospects for, a
successful season in Tidewatcr. They
successful than lala. Both teams
have secured several new members
and together with the reserve list
OF players from last ycar have weld
ed together evenly matched teams,
and the battles between the two
cities his year promise to he close.
Manager Barton last night
the following lineup for Ports
mouth: Ecalc, first base: Barton. sec
LEFT ticld; Rancs, enter field: Rooney.
right field; Parker. catcher; Post.
pitcher.
one OF the peculiar features Of the
Virginia League schedule is the fact
that the season Will open in ali OF
the. cities III The space of two da rs.
l'cicrsbur- will hold its opening
ceremonies tomorrow afternoon.
when the Colts journey to the Cock
adc City. while Portsmouth will 20
to Norfolk. Rocky Mount to Wilson.
and Newport News TO suffolk.
Richmond Will begin the season
with an exceptionally fast team this
year. and "a CORDS OF hurlcr.: that
should taud up well. Manarcr
tiooch has one of tho ]Speediest in
fields seen here in many years. and
the opinion OF w~ell-known baseball
rersonares is that the team which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
RAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

gss,, io!5- cKqmmo5. t%, s. $50. WIN WIN
Leg ,hodTisnes3. $50. $3.50, ,.c-
lhird Thine, :5C.S Victor X. nn1,,-.,'
Marin < Nern%n alto fT1a s' N''F''"'F'
,MGAis".. Iii0. $40. t5.iU. won Rod,
STun Colo. IL f~iayn.s,, ;aTG. rhiri
ItHS l:l'a-a General. FickIe Fancy
NJ. Horn, Anpi,lack Aunus. kirah.
Third racc-milc aud sist..n,,
MGydihrnsh. los Hiun,l. $3.50 80
:ssiG' Yon indian chant. I0s Burke.
i;"assESdn.t.sol, f.:sriyy SIesI6.h. Iiing 1853
Gctz also ran. NN
Fourth raee-muc AMI twenty yards
..S"EtsSsi'mma IL tSandcl, Hso $3.50.
$50. S. SO. second Soid,, hc..,nl
70; ttnop"li. tiC0. thirt Time. a. g.i'
Duke Jnhn Tn" Eolriau. II i.ord Ue,.
b"rt, I'd sion" also ran
~. tkummcJ, 500. tIso. IFn ,y"n
hlng Thriyh II 'Shnde). $3.50 $ ~
second. Faisan Dor, Ins tK"Isayi. 5 ~
chairman St. Allan, spS"dy ''ht Sa yE.Isr
faissn pore. Ross cniTy. anu
SIXTH race--m!i. aud seventy ysra-
sjio. Mou Tan,aias III, 'na,G, eu. ~ i,
,nE,Gn,. $3.50. ,hlrd Time. q R3Et'
W.!shtnan'e Foily, blackboard and ou. (,
I.ucius. ihs CBurke). >s.tn. ,.sa 10
Won; PruE"s. los twhiiiing,on,. s. 40
;ts@. second: Capital city. i'll tNofrisi
Wand. Alma H.. BrookIand. R.,sy sts5
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ATHLETIC DEMONSTRATION
WILL TAKE PLACE. TODAY
\. W. {. T.. Gymnnstir Clnssc. (,
for silver
TrOphy.

= notable demonstration Of athlet-
les for girls VIII lac In. annual inter-
class competitive Jirill whiuh Will
take place Tonight i'll The Y. ". L. \.
gymnasium, when sin classes Will
'pinpet for a silver OV!nS cup, the
Git: OF TWO former physical directors.
Marching and swedish floor work
Mil form the first half Of tho pro-
gram, whilc apparatus work Will fea-
turc tho latter part Special work
IN heavy apparatus vii! show the fol-
LOWING events:
SWING jump over ropes. land
travelling. face yault OK" bon. rear
vault oil parallel bars. side vault ON
horse ANA other diiiiCuli fcats.
Rivalry among classes for this COW
ctcd trophy is intense inaSmUCh ~
this IS The NTH year il has been CON
tested FOR. Under tn, terms OF the
Gif;. III" cui' must Toe Won three
successive ycHrS before il becomes
the ~nropc:ty Of any last.
Judges tor the contest VIII b. Miss
Harvey. Redd. Cousins and Stump:.
Mr. k:ug and Mr.. Draper.
Tn" contes, Will begin promptly at
..iS o'clock.
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takes the field against the Goober
lnis afternoon is the best that has
started the season here since the old
days when Jcssc Tannchill. ct ais,
represented this city in baseball
MANAGER WiItsc. Of. the Emfrnio
Bisons, stated before leaving this
ely that The Colts were the most
formidable aggregation his team had
encountered during the spring sea-
son with the exception Of the major
league clubs.
Look for New First Dascmnn.
There may he a slight change in
,ne linc.up OF the Richmond team.
owner Wilson stated last night that
Inn Ioolc. the first baSeman sold to
me san Antonio club of the Texas
IcaGue. was expected here in tinc to
event the tan first bascinan fails to
arrive in time for the game ToJ
Miller, viii guard the initia! sack.
AMI the batting order Will be the
tiooch and Wilson are So certain that
l,oolc VIII arrive tnat he has been
placed in the lineup.
rom Clarke. manager OF the Goob-
erS. VIII place a team of Experienced
pail players on the field, according
70 announcement from Petersburg.
Heiinan. tn" shortsiop and lead on
man. vas secured from the I'hila-
Downey. the second baSeman, form
cr!y played the keystone sack for
Ihc tincinnai itcds. Smith. the left
hnlder: Is an old Newark player.
Dutch" Klein. right fielder. is a
Richmond boy. and wclI-known in
this city. Clarke VIII catch. He
formerly played in the south Atlantic
l-sa.u" and pilo'cd Columbia to the
pcnnant Of that organization last
season, Wheat. tho probable pitcher.
is a former Southern l.caguc plav-
or. ,'ty" P!ch. a former New York
nankee pitcher. is second choice of
Clarke for hurting honors.
informs Fail To Arrive.
Neither team will take the nrld Il,
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE OPENS
Durham. Winstun-SnIcm md High
Point Capture First
GnmcS.

TNy A.soc.nlcI Trrssl
DURHAM. -. G.. April 2l.-An
eleven inning battle which Durham
won from Raleigh. : TO ]. featured
me opening o: the Piedmont Leagues
rluyinS season today. The circuit is
composed OF .our OF last years Caro-
lima League cities. with the addition
~ High Point. y. g. and Danviiic,
Va. The opening days results;
st Observation-Disclosures. l. Durham.
Oil ~!nninEs).
~ Observation-Disclosures. 8:
WiuStOr-Salcrn. {.
~ Observation-Disclosures, .; High
hpiEt. &.
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Facts On irst Game Here This Afternoon;
Statements Of Owner and Manager

Time o'ciock. Irncc-Bouic-
Nnrd Field.
ContcndInE teams RIchmonJ
md Petersburg.
Opposing mnnnEerS-Lcc Gooch
md Tom Clarke.
Owner Is. W.. Wilson made the
Following abatement last night I'm
regard To the first Samct
"Thix IL thc opening day of the
Virginia League. We are rcndy,
Every member of the club is
l'rincd with pep and anxious To-
start. Confidence mud dctcrmInn-
ton tn give Richmond another
IL the sentiment prevail
ing among nli the players.
I'm Ice tiooch we have n ninn
ON whom the fms can rely TO fur
nish quick md snappy bail. feel
thnt the management has done ali
thnt can be done, and ID tx now nm
TO the fans To support thc team.
of this l nm positive.
Like In NIL elites Df the country
where organized baseball TX nIny.
cd let this opening day he rcnirr,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
MARSHALL WALlOPS TECH
+. y. I. >inc Loses First Game Of
season Ia COLLEGE Team from
Won NirEinia.

ISucuial % The TImcs.Disnatcn1
Rl.N' kiSURG VA, Ar~:l FL
Virginia Tech fa.,cd 10 make it ten
Stra.Eht here to-day and Marshall
tune OF II 10 e.. The slaughter start
I'd In the third innius and continued
uninterrupted 10 The end Of TN" game
Tech used three pitchers and all Jared
badly uuc, the West Virginia Stick
or cOt "a work on them.
The Marshall College team j. the
hes; that has appeared here in years
AMI ogtoiasset Tech ~ every stage ~
IN" game. Tire am teams vii. play
here tomorrow.
Scor- ay innings: i. ". T..
-. C...... c"I32125l-iG - |
Tech UG2OloOOo - q !
Batteries Evans ana EiollnudSor,h.
hary"S. Kedd. Cousins ana S,mp,.
Umpire. Naro;t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

RANT Juice, "a, Traglc'8 Drug store.
TO tell him OF the wonderful ben.-
III they have received from IN. USE
OF ms famous preparation.
An interesting statement was re-
Gently made in rcgard {" PIaut Juice
ny Mr.. John T.. McCuiloch. VIII .
master Mechanic at the Naval Base
station ~ Norfolk, and has Il wide
hCIu"intanC" here. He said
For about j., years | hay. been a
great sufferer from catarrh Of the
stomach and Indigestion and was su
had ihat could hardly krc, Tho
lEm'"St kind Of food III my stomach
an" would always Dc sick after cat
my a~nyihing | could no, Slc.p =,
i!"hi ! was 80 nervous and 20, very
~" ana an run down was not
hhI' !" cat any supper az all ,
nhn trled ali kinds Of medicines bu:
"'nn | f"t any relief. \ friend oi
Nun" told me about plant Juice and
advised me :" give #, q trial. ns /,
nth cured him. ! did 40. and aftc,
'aklnT three bottles fccl likc ,
different man and tha, is ccrt,jnI'
u tnc test for this medicine. ma /,
cured "h"r" All others failed. I
zones hcf"r" taking your FLA nt Juice
am now always hungry for my
meals an" have a fine appetite. slcct
mo ~ mEhi, and am glad to recon.
mend ran; Juice to others who suf.
fer az I did
The Plan, Juic" Man IL q, .r,,
Traglc Drug cos store. In pIch,'
,n"nd' whsr. he IS daily meeting ~,
l"cai public and INTRODUCING and
EXPLAINING the merits OF this rcno1y
f". sale IN Petersburg by Morrison
the Drug Man and in Chase CO. ~,
me chase city DRUG Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Totals 40 10 81 10 Totals 10 27 7
.Bhttcd for NanEilder in ninth.

Chicago ............3 l o o u x--I
Summary: Runs-Austin. |: Gcdcon. 1:
:'ourdan. ]: [. Willie ms. !. Error.-Sia-
Ter. !: Gerber. 2: Jackson, J.: Jourdan. /:
RtSherC, /. Two-basc its-Iacltson
Weaver. Jourdan aud Sister. Three la ~
hli,-Sisle!. stolen hascs-Jourdan n. Schalk
ana Weaver. Doubl. playS-Wcavcr to
+. Collins 20. Jourhan: L. Collins to Ris-
berg 20 j"urd"n. Left on Nasrs-,Chicagc:
Gala, q; Nansiider: i, Williams. l.; Hits
of ~'iallia. 4 In I Pa: OFF NanEHdcr. y
In 6l-3. Hit 10y pitchcr-by VanEiidcr.
q; Collins and wrarer. Struck out
by Williams, .. tmpirrs-owcns and
!!h:ii. Losing pitcher-Gallia. Time
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PENINSULA TEAMS START
Hampton and Pho-bu> stage Only
CAM, Former NinninE-Nct
bround~ Prevent Entities.

'Nff"I-I . IN Ii0rcs- pIspatCn.l
HAMILTON, Va. .srrs "i-Th.
H3r-iuia ~Hen.usa!. Baseball I<aru..
PEo"5us, FOR, Monroe and I.aa-lev
tLa-C- uIe-rl 'l- --aspu here this
afternoon. when Hampton defeated
Iac@'Es ly N" count " : 20 %. Fort
NpH.ps AID ~!.auEicy Fold werc IN.
able go -. rcca So Of we, grounds.
The ~ 81 came was a pitch
"rs ha'fI' n.tNreu Friend ana can
rTe- We former striking out thir-
teen ard allowing three hits with
tao passe and The latter striking
out fourteen, three alts. and four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
AUBURN PITCHER LOSES
HARD CAME TO VIRGINIA
orange and Blue Secures Single
bin"ic, but Wins I to O-Iirror
Ruined SOuthcrncrs.

INlNEHSITY. VA. April 2l.-
Johnston. Auburn's star twirirr. held
virginia TO onc hit today, and yet
lost his game. | to O.
+, burn"tt opeRed with IA single to
!ett. went to second on D.. Kuyk's
sacrifice. To third on W~hippic's error
ana registered on the squeeze play.
Moran bunting perfectly.
virginia never threatened after
this. as Johnston seemed to grow
better "a" the game progressed.
Auburn had numerous chances to
score. but fast fielding saved liodE-
son. Two were left on In the sew
enth, and In the eighth IL looked
IKE Auburn's game. Both Johnston
ana barnes, the first two men up,
were hit. and were advanced by Las
siicr's neat sacrifice. but FulEhum
h'ed out To Moran and crcel famed.
NirEinia's fielding was tight in the
ltnchcS. especially the work OF -.
kuyk at thi:i.
The same teams play tomorrow.
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Virginia Tennis Team
May Come to Richmond

SIiARLO1Tl:S WILLIE. April IL
AwnitinE thc decision OF thc Gem
crnl Athletic Association n. n,
Mhc'hcr II will take over tennis
'unr, inc t~nircrsfty OF yIr-
Einin Tennis Club Inns bccn nr.-
vented from closing for cy~rn
hnatchcs' although three viii hc
pIaSrd regardless OF the cckIo
INC three mntchcs closed are,
and Lee, md virginia NIIIt,r . L.
S'i,utc. Other mntchcs,
oni!. area Return matches win
v. u. J.. md Washington and Icc
N"Eth Cnr"iinn. Country Club of
nE.ni" 'nichmondl. AMI 81 north
.ath"iir University, Navy unI
Chcry Chase Club. " wnshin:.inn
ID. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
PIRATES DOWN CHAMPS
, WHEN RING BLOWS UP
Team From Smoky City Scores
-Four Runs i'm First
Inninp
Ilky Assoo!a,cd rrcssl

NINEINNATI, Aprii al.-lting's
wildncss i'll the first inning enabled
Pittsburgh to secure II Leaf OF four
runs which the Reds could not over
come and the visitors won their sec
ond straight game from the cham
pins, = 10 }. The Reds outhit the
pirates. but Cooper was effective
with runners on the bases and pre-
vented any rallies.
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(inClnnnti.
Total, 81 S.7i2 Totals IS Is - is
'Hau tor RariiCn in ninth.
TBat;cH 20. R.nS In s.vvnth.
tSattei 10! Fisher in ninth.

Pittsburgh .........i o q q . q 7 - o-J
Cincinnati .-........h q J ! 0 q u u -
summary: NLHs-Riehcc: Carey. =:
Southworth. waited Hath. Ncalc. :.
hittcd. CatOu. >; kopf. Ncalc.
'rwo-bIse hits-GToh. SoUthwo-th. Three
laSe hit-Eins Stolen h.s"s-Car"y.
Double pIay-i..c 80 Cu;shaw. Left ON
naScs-PittShurPh. 4: CINCINNATI. :: Bases
.a ball>-or Ring. I ui;s-oa I,inG. \
in : innings on Fisher. 0 in =. STRUCK
uui-by Ring. :: by Cooper. &. EMPIRES
-Rir!cr and Moran. Losing pitcher
I!jug Time, = hours.
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I.cc Gooch had ,hr following to

Lee Gooch had thr following tn
say:
"N0t having sccu any nf the
other club In, action, II IN innpos-
slhlc for me to compare my mon
with theirs. but ! hauNN the base
ball uunlil catIOns or every mem
Der OF my team and we nrc con-
fidrnt. We have. ! believe, one
Of the best pitching stuGs In the
All nf our hurlcrS are fn
fair condition. cUnsfdcrinS That
they have. been handicapped by thr
buh weather. aud ! am willing tu
mntch them with nny In the
league"
tSi.ncdD LEE GOOClt..
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DOLLARS
ONFAKE REMEDIES
Finally Persuaded to Try Plant
Juice and Now Claims 1t
Has Cured Him.
HAS CATARRH OF STOMACH
Can Now Fat His Meals and
Enjoys Thcm: Has n Good
Appetite and Sleeps Fine.

Plant Juice. tn. new herbal stomach
remedy which il bringing gladncss
qua happiness into the lives .. suf-
iecins humanity. Is now becoming "A
hous"sho!d word in Richmond. DAILY
reopi' call at the headquarters Of IN
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DOCTORS WIN AGAIN
Medical College of NirGinin Nine
Takes Game From Lynch
burg Icnm.

Medical College o. Virginia de-
fcatcd l.ynShburE College, \ to >
Yesterday afternoon at Boulevard
Field. The game was closely con-
tested until the seventh. when the
Doctors, with u thrCe-basc hit 10y
Martin. started things their way. The
features. of The game were the field
ing OF Parker. for the visitors, while
the whole NJ. &. V. team hit like
veterans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

me visitors had ID game with Tho
Eaaets ioday. Rain prevented "a con-
,. - Win the ieneralH yesterday. The
urday. "h 'o"t-
Score by innings. - +,
ucia"hrc -. u u u u u q u a .,
W. and L.. o o -
Walker and Nation:
Iioihr"ck and Carter. umpirc-pi.r,
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Totals % 10 2ili


I.ynchburE CellcE. II o 90 q O..
McdiCA! college Va. n q o . u o = 1 ~
summary kuns-rarkcr. Dodspn. Liz
sam. Guynr. Shc:rud. Warren. Harlow go,
Martin t.l Er~rors--liggtn. Martin.
Morclind. rhrrc-basc hit-Mart!n. Two
base hits-ltEcsn and Upton. stolen
btse,-larkcr and Dodson. Sscrsncc hit
w son. Double play rarScr TO
Meadow. I'f- On LEA scS-LynChnurC. a..
Medical, :. FlrSt base on cEror--I.ynCh-
burg; Bases on halls-on Russell. 9:
g.: Warren. niis-on Russell. - in
. innings, OH Warren, u in . innings.
Struck uut--hy Russell. .: by Warren. ).
I:nv OF game. two hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

brred a< the largest ind best from
the Stnndpu Mt Of attendance I'm the
history of baseball In
~ hope tina tho business men and
NIL employers generally In our city
viii today Indulge :hcir employees
who seek II few hours oft to at
tend the game"
tSIEnrdp II. W. WILSON.
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Wilde I:nSo y,'in,..

,,CAMDEN. y. j. April ii
Wide. brother Of feather
CHAMPION. 50 Ear "utchisscd y:
MURRAY, Of Philadelphia. in
.!Sht-round bout her. ton;rh
Coinih!ssion"r John Smith F,
t'" Jcrsey ifpxins Comm
round "'
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SISTERS STICK FEATURES
sOx- BROWNS CONTEST
81. Louis Drops Game to Chicago
Despite Georges
Batting.
Try Associated Press
N ~ I'LL.

NDrlI 2l.-ChiCaEO UAt-
ted out an easy victory over ST. Louis
today in the final game of the series.
: 10 1. Williams pitched in fine form
until the last inning. when he cased
uD and the visitors punched five hits.
Sisters batting was n feature.
81. Ioujs, Chicago.
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new uniforms. outfits for both clubs
have been ordered. hut inability of
the manufacture 10 deliver them VIII
iiccessitate the players wearing old
suits.
GoocE has no; decided upon his
hurlcT. III" manager stated last
night that he would not select his
pitcher until shortly before the game
this afternoon. lie has Bacon. EIr-
cher. McWhOrtcr and Stone available.
Magalis and rcnfoid. bo:h left hand
cr$. were not mentioned among the
probable pitchers
Following are the .imc-ups and bat
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CRIMSON BOWS TO NAVY
'snil"rs Hit Timely and Arc Alder
Hy Tight Pitching OF
ualcr.

llty Associated Ir"svI
A\.N->lHiiS MD. April @1.-liarl-
81 ana more timely hitting and stt-
i,"rp work on tho bases enabled tho
Annapolis midahipimcn 10 d.fc,,t
harvard AT baseball here today. 2
The score: II l..
Hazard On0 ooG OH =,
.Nhvy .....,....olG O2O oOx-3 1
hatterics-'ioodc and urphy l..
y. Baker and clouEh!cy.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
NINE DEFEATS DELAWARE
Wake Allows Visitors single IIft
and Generals Win by Score

]ISncri2l to Tho rimcs-p!spatchl
LEXINGTON, VA. April 2i.-Thc
Generals today defeated the muchl%
toutcd min" from Delaware College
by the score Of Ito q.
me game was called in the Cen
erals half of the seventh because
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WHERE TIIEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at IT. Louis,
Chicago at Detroit.
PHILADELPHIA at New York
Boston at WASHINGTON
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When anybody starts talking
Prices" the Gov that jumped
over the moon seems a very pres
ent-day reality!
Still, a our of clothing stores of
different types is usually sufficient
to convince one that, based on
clothing prices generally. we are
probably giving greater relative
value than we've ever given be-
fore.
This despite the fact that we
have steadfastly set our faces
against any lowering of our stand
ard.
Money back if you can find bet
ter values Tor the money.
Spring suits and ovcrcoats.
Among the latter. Scotch Mjsts"
Spring hats. shoes and furnish
ings OF equally dependable quality.
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The same teams play tomorrow
A1r.tIf, aI,..

Totaia..2G l.Tl6 Toialy...3I saifG
Sc"r" 10y innings. Il.
Auburn unOOnO "a
Virginia DOoNo 81
Sunninnry; Run - %Iiurue;t. Errors
l!auE Imam. Ful.ruin. Wlippl. ~. =.
tr""l. stolen hascs-D. Euyk. Moran.
Nhipiic iias" on baIls-on iiodCs"n. l..
VT lay pi'ch"d hali--JohnRion and barnes.
struck "u' thy iiodEs0u. >. hy Johnston.
o. Time Of game. 40