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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
BASEBALL SUGGESTED
AS AID TO 0RTHOGRAPHY
National Gnme Ia Offered n. Helm TO
Aid Education of backward
Spoilers.
By n. II. nABCoCK.

In the Introduction, recently an
hho oud OF the facinatinE lure of
snsfi1a as an aid to the teaching OF
adoption Of Froebel method of in
struction for children far past the
kindersarten nse. II may. or may
pertinent we'll worth watching.
To hitch young Americas fondness
LOT sports and diversions to young
America's aversion to serious study
N such manner that the former will
drag the latter along, no matter how
hnltinEly. seems an altogether de-
sirable attainment.
Personally. am of tho opinion
mat the plan will fail; that Ii will
be abandoned because of tho inabiI-
ity OF the student -mind TO give any
tninE like as much attention to lie
object OF the game as to the rules
ana conditions under which II is be-
ing played.
Geography via Long Tennis.
1eography; for example. might be
on the far side OF which is s sprea des a
large, fiat map OF tho world, students
being required TO drive the ball into
Africa. Asia. America. or whatever
division of this geographical court"
the instructor selects. but I am in
clincd to believe tho result would
be more an education OF the hand and
eye than of the mind and memory.
The system. which might be called
tho Babe Ruth or John Mc(iraw
system of .orthogrnphy." that is said
to have been adopted by certain
schools In Pennsylvania. calls for n
Encouragement of classrooms in the
form of baseball diamonds" \ pu-
pill, when called TO h3:. stations him
self nj a challe-mark representing
the plate" II he correctly spells
the first three words hurled nj him
by tho teacher. he advances to n desk.
designated FIRST base having made
what is known IS safe HIT" Each
succeeding player on failing to
strike out" advances the others and
the runs scored count for the side
Follow the Gnmc Closely.
III player" q quote from n pub
lished description OF this educational
innovation) falls to spell word
correctly he Is dcclircd.out and goes
to the players bench The rules
OF the national game are adhered 10
as strictly as possible, there being
three outs a side and nine innings
to n game" Tha@report adds ;hat.
teachers say it is the best method
| or teaching spelling"
Possibly 20. but there are ust one
| or two questions that naturally arise
in the mind OF one who has not had
| the privilege of witnessing a game.
Does the same teacher occupy the
| mound while both sides are nj bat?
Is there an umpire to decide on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
BIG TEAMS TO BE MET
West Virginia University Nine Wi
PIay Yale. Army, Cornell and
OthrrH

MORCiA,NTOWN. w. VA, April A.
The West Virginia University base
ball card announced today by Director
Siansbury is featured by an Eastern
trip in which Yale. Cornell. George
town, Army. Navy. Vermont and
Fordham arc met. Pittsburgh, Wash
ington and Jefferson and Carnegie
Tech, each of which teams play two
games here. form the main attractions
OF the home schedule
Two fine weeks of practice have
been secured b. Coach Shelton's pu-
pills and IL is already apparent that
\ team that will come UP TO the
Mountaincers' high standard will be
turned out. Captain Armstrong, Sec
old base: Lemiey. pitcher; Turko-
v!ch, third base: Martin and Gregg
catchcrs; Madeira, first base. and
Dawson, Harrick. Dorsey and Seffiin
outnclders. all OF within arc former
varsity men, are available, and an
exceptionally large number Of high.
class new men and former substi-
tutes are also candidates.
\ The complete schedule follows:
April and lo-Fairmont Coilegians Al
April Ie and l7-wheciinE All Stars. u,
April 20 and :4-carncgic Tech. at Nor.
gantown.
April 2s--cornci!. at Ithaca.
April 2o-CoSatc. at Utica.
April 30-Vcrnont at Burlington.
May Army. at West Point
May 3-Fordham. at New York.
May 4-New York AEgies. Mt Brooklyn
May 5-Yaie. at New Haven.
May G-Lafayette. at Easton.
Mny I-Georgetown. at Washington.
May S--Navy. a. Annapolis.
May IL and li-WashinGton and Jcner
son. at Morgantown.
May 10 and 2o-Bethany. Mt Morgan,
town.
May % and a6-westminstcr. at Morgan.
May IS and 2s-pittsburgh. at Morgan.
town.
June 3 and 4-P.ttsburgh coiiegians. q,
Morgantown.
June a--Pittsburgh. at Pittsburgh.
June ii--Alumni. ut MorBantown
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character of the balls" delivered?
MUST batsman strike at every one
no matter how far beyond his reach
J. may appear to be? Is it allowable
70 substitute for the student next at
bat. who is known to be n. sharp at
algebra although he spells It with
owo rs, student whose. knowledge
WONDER OF his classmates?
without certain rules for the pro-
s lection OF the players, the game. II
excitement in which would be found
no place for n proper consideration
OF tho Importance of tho particular
branch of study In hand.
Queer Situation.
full. and an eager youth at hat ready
to bring in the deciding run"
MseR tire '@S Fl FRS ine pss
er's hnnd-'colloquy"-fa to put
him out. Fancy the cheers az he sue
ccssfully meets the second ball
dismay and grooming that follows
when. with deadly curve comes from
the the pitchers mound nc, the third offer,
i bassman ssrkaa out and tho dazed
Would II be more than human
student-naturc II al inquiry arose as
to tho cause OF the pitGhsr.teaeher's
!
gradually gained ground that the
members of the faculty were pri-
va,eiy betting on the result OF the
games!
Pursuit OF education through tho
inediam Of sport, II sounds mighty
well. but Is it altogether practical?
Dancing Plus Grammar.
1 try to imagine how II would be
TO Npmbina dancing with the study
OF grammar. Instead OF the FOX
trot" and the tango" and the bun
ny-hug.'' certain stops might per
ha3s receive the namcs OF the Vari-
GUS numbers. modes and lenses OF
verbs. and pupils be required to per-
form lessons In conjugation with
their slippered toes to. the accom-
panimcnt OF appropriate music. This
idea would seen TO contain an Gle
mcnt OF popularity. especially In Co
educational institutions.
Certainly since the achoolmhstcr
has been deprived OF the rod. he
should be provided with something
more than mere books TO hold the
attention Of the youths OF today.
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PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
ATTRACTS MANY ENTRIES
Nearly 400 Educational Institutions
Announce Intention of particle
patinE In the Meet.

s., PHILADELPHIA. April 4.-Penn-
sylrania's tweuty-sixth annual relay
carnival. which takes place on April
80 and May at Franklin Field, has
attracted record list OF entries.
There arc al institutions on the list.
divided as follows: ninety-two COL
leEes. forty-four preparatory schools,
htt!-eight grammar schools, ten pa
rochial schools and ll3 high schools.
The list OF colleges embraces all
the big institutions of the East and
Middle West. and four colleges from
the Far West. 1t also includes OK
iord and Cambridge Universities. of
England, whose entry has aroused
SO much attention in all track and
heid circles. AS Yale. Harvard. Chi
caGo, Michigan. Cornell, Penn, Mis-
scuEi. Princeton. Syracuse, Illinois,
wisconsin. Dartmouth. State and SOW
efai other of the large colleges will
enter from two to four teams in the
relay championships. there will be ut
least l2o college teams in action on
the two days OF the meet.
The International race will thus he
one OF the greatest relay races that
mas ever been hold. and should attract
to Franklin Field by far the largest
crowd that has ever attended Penn
sSifania's famous sports
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IGTARIHEELs FACE HARD
/ SEASON OF BASEBALL
open With Gamo ut Winston-salc,n
and Have Yalo and Grccns.
borO on Schedule.

l. CHANEL HILL, N. c., April g.
'Beginning tomorrow. the University.
of North Carolina baseball tenn vii,
f'nce mo hardest week Of games they
whl have this season.
Opening in Winston Salem apaInsts
Ed, Brcnnans Twins. they vii, no,v.
oVa TO greensboro to meet Davidson
on tuesday and Yale on weduaa1.v
jumn the next day rhurzdav ~
Raleh!h for the first A. and Il. game
catch their breath for n day. shoot
up tor Charlottesville for tho f,rst
Virginia game on April 10, .loubIo
back TO Danrillc for Washington and
Lee on april IL. and then come home
to get N little needed rest.
Coach BIN Lourcey is carrying
ciEhtcent players on his squad. Two
OF thene are catchers. Young and.
Roberts. both with experience ON
Carolina VARSITY teams of other
years. 71ne work will probably no
about equally divided between thor.
Five pitclsers are on tho lIst-yyil-H
son. Joynsr, I.lcwelyn. Lowe ard
Swift. The first three are letter men
and cons,it ste formidable trio Of
twirlers Wilson III southpaw. the
others are right handlers.
OF the sew en- inhclders Lourcey IS
carrying. thrive OF them arc first
basemcn Doui rlas. Bnson and Abe--S
notify. The drst bag has caused
Lourccy more .n-ouble than any other
position on ,het team. and he prob 4
ably does not \know yet which or
this trio will bct used most, Douglas
played two Yeas ago on Trinity.
Bason has had experience ut Eion.e
and Aberncthy pA ycd on the Caro-
lima freshmen.
Captain Fcimstul ut third base,
with three years az service behind
him. Is not apt to Me, displaced. rord
Is Mclean nj scconh who IS show
| Ing now some of TIA, best baseball
on tho squad. Miltonuand Pharr will
both be used at shortN Milton played
at short for tho first part OF last sea-
son: Pharr> is the foo4 ball quarter
back.
Lewis. Saunders and Stewart. three
varsity veterans, lead I'm, tho outncld !
though Stewart has had Sroublo with
n charleyhorse, and ise not in tho;
best OF shape yet S~Naetman. the
pick of last Years freshmen. and
Graham. II substitute wath several
years experience. may bel used.
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Richmond Colts Sign
Pitcher McWhorler

Guy Mcwhortcr. n riEht-hnndcd
pitcher and property of the MIL
waukce team OF tho American Az
soctntion. Inns been purchased by
the Richmond Colts. Owner H..
w. Wilson stated yesterday thnt
the pitcher had been secured md
Will report here at once. Nc
Whortcr left milwaukee, last night
and should be I'm Richmond today.
Richmond fans will remember the
pitcher from lasr year. lie pitched
several Enmcs under the name OF
Gc.irthur.
Lee Gooch, the Colts manager.
Inns bccn acquainted with the
hurler for several ycnrs. The pilot
Is jubilnnt over the securing of the
hurlcr md Is expecting him to
help the Colts In the Virginia
League rnce this senson. Nc
Whortcr mndc good showing
while with the Colts Inst yenr.
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BYRD, OF NORFOLK, LEADS
IN BLACksBURG MEETING
Was Individual Point Winner In
Field Games Capturing
Seven lajrstS

BLACKSBURG. April 4.-Francis
Byrd, Of Norfolk. Va. was individual
point winner In the annual field
games here yesterday. Byrd captured
firsts in seven events
The events were az follows:
Two-mile run-Iinkous. Newman and
Hall. Time. 10 minutes and l8 seconds.
Hundred yard dash Brittingham
Pierce and Chapman. Time. 10 seconds
Nat.
Ono hundred and twenty-yard hurdIes-
Pierce, Boynton and Gordon. Time. 1925
High jump-Byrd. Boliingcr and Nc
Elroy Height. feet G inches.
Shot put-Dyrd John and EidridHe
Distance. 81 feet inches.
Forty-four-yard dash-Byrd. Drifting
ham and Woodward Time. 50 is seconds.
Javelin-IiodBes. nm and Flsor. Dis
lance. 1876 feet inches.
TWO twenty hurti!es-Smyth, Frazier
and Bailey. Time. "a rs seconds.
Mile run-1.inltous. Newman and Win
Dish. Time. minutes and 70 seconds.
Broad jump-13yrd. Chapman and Brit
inEhnm Distance, 10 feet . inches.
S,-sard run-Watk!ns. Spain and Fra
zier Time. minutes and II seconds
2o-yarS dash-Byrd. Pierce and
Chapman. Time. Is seconds
Pole yaut-Byrd. lIorndon and Nc
Elroy llclShth, Q feet.
Discus-Byrd. John and McCrnw Dis
lance. s2 feet . l-2 inches.
Penn state will meet Virginia Tech
here next Friday in dual track meet
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sadly. They are only a shadow Of
that former great team. The loss
OF Ruth and Mays is irreparablc this
season AZ least. They need at least
three good pitchers. They are not
strong behind the bat. They could
be braced up in the field. Their spring
showing indicates that they are lack
ing in spirit--a fatal drawback TO
Il successful fight, 49,
shortage of pitchers is the main
weakness of st. Louis. Burke mas
a bunch OF scrappy players who never
say die. They can bat. too, but with
out hurlers they looked outclasscd
Connie Mack has his usual bunch
OF youngsters this year. only more
of them There may be some stars
among them. Time alone Will tell
But n bunch of unseasoned youngsters
never won 4 pennant.
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OPENS SEASON WITH WIN
Hinciisione Military Academy Defeats
Union Theological Seminary,
Z
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
BLACKSTONE, VA. April 4.---Black-
stone Military Academy opened its
baseball season here yesterday by de-
feating Union Theological Seminary
in ii-playcd game. by score
Of 10 .. The game was devoid OF
amy especial features. though the
work OF both pitchers was good. with
coE. Of the locals. having shade
the better OF the argument.
Curtis caught a steady game. and
the entire cadet team showed good
form for so early in the season. For
the visitors. the playing Of Worth. at
short. and the batting OF Currie fea-
iu.cd
Blackstone plays Chester here to-
morrow.
Score: Il. II Il.
Blackstone Military Academy.s y !.
Union Theological Scmina:y..2 l
Batteries: BlackstoHc--tiuff and
Curtis. Seminary--l;owm an and LOT :
quist. m2ires-isober;son and Moore.
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DEMPSEY NOT TO FACE
WIFE WHILE ON TRIAL
Will Not Testify Unless lack Valves
Right of Excluding Her-Two
Counts Against pugfIist.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-When Jack
Dempsey, the pugilist. goes TO trial
in San Francisco on Il charge of hav-
ing eraded the draft law, he will not
have To face Maxine Dempsey, his
former wife.
II, however, nc should waive tho
RICH, of excluding her. she may be
called to the stand TO testify, but
otherwise she will not figure in the
governments case against the cham
pion.
This information was given out
here yesterday by Miss Annette
Adams, United States district attor-
ney for the Northern District of Cali
dornia. Miss Adams left last night
for San Francisco, and will be on
hand on April II, when Dempsey and
his manager, Jack Kearns. arc ar
raigncd before the Federal court.
There are two counts in the indict
ment against Dempsey. the fire,
Charging conspiracy with intent Ia
evade the Federal selectivc service
law. The second count charges him
with the violation o: the law itself
hearns will be tried on conspiracy
charge.
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Announcement!

taSe this means Of Announcing
ny candidacy for the CommonsCoun-
Ill from Jefferson Ward.
1t is my desire to see every voter
IN person. but owing to the large
number Of voters you realize the i'm
possibility OF seeing, each one in per-
son.
Out OF the list OF eleven candidates
from Jefferson Ward uhc underslg ned
is the only one north1of Leigh Street
am thoroughly convinced you ap.
probate the Importance of>having 4
representative from this section in
order that this sections interest
might be protected.
IL elected to The office Til assure
you ] shall at al! timcs DO open &c
any suggestion looking to the i'm.
proyement or bettcrment of the city
Trusting I nlny receive your sup
port anG assuring you OF my apnre.
citation.
NJ. ID. COBB.
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SPORTS
Bobbie Jones, Young Golf
Wizard, May Go to | Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. April A.
One OF the most encouraging re-
ports from n golf standpoint which
has cmnnnted from Harvard re-
Gently IL that Robbie Jones', the
sensational yOunRstcr who last
ycnr wnn runner-up for the mn
tionnl amateur crown, would ma
!ricuiatc at Harvard next Septem-
Der. Jones hns beerts n student at
1eorEtn Tech In Atlanta for two
years. md the rcunOn given for
his inability tn go abroad tbI.
spring In ncnrch or the British
amateur championship WINS that
HIS parents insisted he continue
MIS- Studies. His coming would
bolster up what In now a rather
weak Crirnson golf team.
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BIRMINGHAM is SCENE OF
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
Mint Artists of National. Intcr-AiIicd
md 4. j.. T.. Fame Gather In
Alabama City for Event.
Try Associated Press. I
9NyrNrE.tt a., -


BIRMINGHAM. ALA. April A.
About seventy wrcs;lers. including
national. intcr-ailied and A. T. T.
champions and the flower OF the anna
1eur ring. are here tonight for the
national 4. y. L. wrestling tourna-
ment that takes place at the Biz
mingham Athletic Club Monday and
Tuesday nights.
They are here from New Orleans:
PoTtandA Oregon: New York CITY:
University o. Pennsylyania Leigh
Oklahoma: University. of Nebraska
Gary. Ind. Chicago. Hebtew Ath-
letic Institute: los Angeles. Ca;
memphis, Tenn. including repre-
sen,atsfes OF the Y. II. C. A.
and number OF colleges
twenty-five matches have been ar
ranged Tor Monday night. and the
annals are 10 come Tuesday night. This
tournament : expected 10 AFFORD ma
terra! Tor the United States Olympic
team.
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GOTHAM WORSE THAN EVER
Clergyman Says Vice Was Fiaunted
in His Face During
CnuHnsfe.
IHy Unlversnl Service.

ny tHsciS ~ :'ei N"t.
NEW YORK. April 81 Declaring
that vice and tho open sule~of liquors
had been Haunted in his face. and Of
fcring to go before the grand jury
with supporting nffidavits from men
who had been with him in his in
vcstigations OF conditions in New
York. Rev. John Roach Stratton.
u. D.. delivered Il sermon tonight in
the Calvary Baptist Church in which
he described the city as worse than
ever" The crusad!ng clergyman told
Of Saturday night visit to various
restaurants and cabarets, giving the
addresses In which indecent dancing
and open date making wcre carried
on, he declared.
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ENTER FIGURE CONTEST
Miss ThercSc Weld md Nathaniel w
Niles Accepted for Skni-
ing Event.

NEW YORK. April 4-Entries o.
Miss Therese Weld, and Nathaniel w.
Niles. both OF Boston. for the figure
Chatting contests 10 be decided al
Antwerp. April 20 TO 30. have been
accepted by the EeiSian Olympic
committee. THIS information was
contained IN cahlegran received to-
uay b. Secretary nuhicn. OF the
American Olympic committee.
MISS Weld and Mr. Niles. accom-
panied by Mtg. Niles. viii sail from
this port on the steamer Finland next
Wednesday. with members OF the
tniird States hockey team
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Chicago Promoter Seeks
Lewis Stecher Match
10, iniserxai Service.

NEW YORK, AprsI 4.-Oncr OF n
S-o.o'p purse 10 have Strnnxlcr
Lewis wr~Atic Joe Stcchcr To
hnlsh M tLr Chicago eoiis~un, ON
April "a. cnme yesterday to HiII,
sandow, Lewis manager, from Jor
a"ney. the Oh icaHo promoter.
sandow will accept the orrcr only.
10 was intininted. IL n purse of
equal size II not offered for n
nnsek In New York, where he pre-
fers TO have IL staged.
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GAME COCK WORTH $4,000
Valuable Spanish Fcnthercd Scrappcr
I'm Route 10 IIavann, Cuba,
ITr0Su nnrcclnnn.

NEW YORK, April 4.-"Cockle-
doodle -doo" was al! that the $4,000
gamecock that arrived in New York
yesterday would say when he was
asked what his name was. But 1t
was known that ne was the most
valuable OF twenty teathcred fighters,
en- route in company for Cuba from
Barcelona.
In Havana the real holidays begin
after Easter. IL was explained And
II $4,000 for 4 rooster will make
thcm happier :hey don,t mind
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CLERKS TO WEAR KHAKI
Office Employees OF I'ri.co Railroad
Make Effort 10 Eeat High Cost
OF Living.

SPRINGFIELD. MO. April a.
Khaki and olive drab clothing will
be worn by the general office ON
ployecs of the Frisco railroad here
In an effort TO beat the high cost OF
living.
The clerks VIII buy the clot hing in
hulk and have signed an agreement
TO wear it until prices are reduced.
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vnxqu-x win. Ministcr. Cun

Madrid, April 4.--Gonznies VAS
quez won the cup given by the Min :
!Ster of War for the 100 kiiomet.rs
G2.t milcs). walking championship
OF Spain Vasque. covered the dis
tance in thirteen hours. thiri v eight
minutes and eight seconds. beating
;hc PREVIOUS spanish record ~ three
hours and ten minutes.
The race WIS walked over TN road
IT ON Madrid - Guada IN ara lad 10
turn About 100 contestants started.
of whom fifteen finished villain
twenty hours.
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Tarirton I.o.es Manarer.h,p.

tAI.V ESTVN, Tt.XAS. April t.
iiants: u. til!. veteran Texas League
nanySer has succeeded Bob
IaTicioH as MANAGER Of the Galvrs-
Ton clue. Neither Tar.c.on nor the
club directors would make any stare
mcnt regarding the Change. IiIl for
merry has managed the Houston an,,
Dallas teams OF the league
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stecner aud Lewis Matched.

NEW YORK. April Joe Stechnr
and Ed STRANGER" Lewis. heavy.
weight wrcstlcrs. have been mutchfJ
for . bou, in the seventy frst Resi.
ment Armory, here. on April lG il
was announced toda:.
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LINCOLN GUARD DEAD
Patrick ~. TyrrcIl. I'D. OF Chicago,
Was Connected with Secret
Service for Years.
TI3y Associated Press.

CHICAGO. April i.-Patrick d. Tyr
rcll. aged 3d. who was one OF the
guards about President Lincoln when
the chief executive was AsSassinatcd.
died yesterday. Mr.. Tyrreli was con-
nccted with the Secret Service for
many years.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

A.. Charleston " va: 4 II =
Boston tNa;!onaN !; i
Detroit 'AmericauD ." Z z
Battcrics- Rudolph. Fi,ing.m and
Gowdy: Dauss, Glasicr and woodail
Stanage.
a, New Orleans u ~ =
Cleveland tAm.T!can) . = >
New Orleans tSouthern) ( - a
Observation-Disclosures and c'Neili;
Torkelson and Deberry
At Houston. Tex: r m
Ghicaso tameriesn) ........lo IA .
Houston tTe1as) ..a I.
Batteries-Payne and Lynn. Schalk
Kelley. Glenn and Farkins.
Il Al Dallas. Tex: Ri +.
pittsburgh tSationaD - /
Dallas tTcTas) " 81 i
ueries-Stineadcr. Blake and
sConkey: Landry and Robertson.
At Louisville. KY: R.uE
Akron UnternationnD .
louisvi!fe tAmn. AEso.j .. = s
observation-disclosures. Hill. CUP ana
z SIN it'll; Tatum. Gallagher and Kocher.
Mayor,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Depart ures or Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise Siiown) published
only as Information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. iNSundayonly.
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Smith; Tatum. Gallagher and Kocher