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SHIP SUBSIDY SCANDAL.
investigating OmmIttee 20 Hold Sessions
During the coming Recess.

WASHINGTON. June s-There will bs
no report from tho special COMMITTEES, n
which Representative OlcOtt of New York
is chairman. which has been investigating
the ship subsidy scandal. Mr. Olco,t
said to-day hat the committee will meet
during the r,ve~s and make it, report 70
the House a. the beginning % the next
session IN December
Some ~ these meetings during the re-
c.ss will he held In New York. where there
are said 20 be sources ~ information
Eeruane % the work II the committee
All the witnesses asked for by both sides
have been -ubyB1aed, hut tho COMMITTEES
has some on it, 0a n list whose testimony
a desired
The investigation was brought about
a. tho result - charges made 10y the
Merchant Marine League in the imsrica7
Fiog, -, Official publication. rejecting
On certain members ~ Congress, particu-
lariv Representative Steenerson ~ Min
nesOta and kustcTmann N Wisconsin.
in connection with ship subsidy legisla-
ton.
The sun., 1910-06-09

Lee c0FrfSpondsnss srrng1rd RspusIfaa
lenoA man who is bitterly opno.ei 20 pjss
isring ne roadsidc with guide hoard adyeru,,
ments made trip from ler 10 OTIS me other "a,
and on Inc way knocked down al signs Of r,e=.
description. ~ the cottages 81 GrsenWatsr Pond
he even knocked down the signs In front OF .or,e
o' ihs cottages. The owner " one has rspiscrd
he board WITH new sign. which reads a. fniisV !,
- Rocky Lodge. Storkbridwe 10 miles Par.on,
gA-age THIS sign Il On private land. Ieno.
nan. DO not use your aGc here" ~ another Mae.
some Of the automobile people put % = sirp =,
q dangerous curve, -Auiomobllrs go sIsu bi,g
your horn. Chester nine miles. Lee nye mile,
I7his also vas destroyed
The sun., 1910-06-09
10 INSTRUCT NtvtL RESERVES
state sailors 10 he Taken an the Atlantic
Fleet for q Cruise.

wAsHINGT,'v. June = Assistant Score
tary Of the Navy Winthrop has instructed
Rear Admiral Schroeder. commanding
officer of the Atlantic feet. TO make ar
rangements for placing several thousand
members of the naval militia Organiza-
tions on board the hattleships Of the
feet this summer The practice cruise Tor
the naval reserves will begin on July .
he Pennsylvania militia will be quar-.
tered on the battleship Kansas, which
will 90 10 Philadelphia 10 take them
aboard The bAttleship Vermont viii
be used hv the Massachuse militia.
The naval reserves og Maine will board
the hattleship Louisiana az Provinces
town, Mass and the Connections civilian
sailors will embark on the Georgia The
Rhode Island militia will be instructed
on hoard the Mississippi and Idaho.
The other battleships Of the fleet
Connecticut south Carolina. Michigan,
New Hampshire. Minnesota. Rhode Island.
Nebraska and Virginia carry the
New York naval reserves
The sun., 1910-06-09

The voters oG Florida seem n have
believed the Hon. NAPOLEON BROW M.
and not his political opponents who
charged him with acquiring .7.OOo acres
of land in the Everglades venally while
serving the people a. Governor. The
primary returns indicate that he will
replace me Hon. JANIS PIPER TALIA-
FFBRO as Senator at Washington. In
the campaign that closed on Monday the
land deal " the reclIimer Of the camping
ground of the SeminOles was the great
personal issue the tariff. the trusts. high
cost n living dwindled before Il. The
Hon NAPOLEON BROwAHD pleaded that
the tract n swamp. saw grass. scr,ib
pine and ragged palmetto was a legiti-
mate business commission which he had
a right 10 accept as a citizen who hap
pened IN be Governor The primary has
deCided. The verdict rs not guilty. \
closed incident
The name n tho Pon. JANIS PIPER
TAlIAvEERO has not been conspicuous
IN reports n senate debates recently
The Court of Commerce bin was pushed
The sun., 1910-06-09

To raE EDfroR oF THH SuN-siT am almost
positive that p l. Davenport dsd not appear vita
Booth Barrett and hanGs Ia the great cas-, Of
julius Owsar n my memory serves me right
Nine, I.sy,cs and Theodore HAmntoa we're In
mat cast
Davenport appeared later In the character Of
Hgufus a. Niblos Garden supported ~ Waier
uontgomer, en- English actor. a. Mar aston.
4 MOnH PoatTIvH OLD TIaEH.
NV YoRE June J.
The sun., 1910-06-09

There has been talk that Captain BUTT had
usurpod part Of Ihe duties Of the private secretary
by accompanying the President On tours From
WatAiag,on dfspatch
NOnsenssl The President wanted Cap
tain ARCHIE BUTT. or that Ans looking
otficer and good fellow would not have
been in the party. lie contributed to
the cheer and the security Of the iunkst,
but he will be nightly relieved To retire
In favor Of the nav secretary. Even a
Georgia mans digestion may succumb to
trying dishes for the President.
The sun., 1910-06-09
STATE DINNER TO FUSHTML
Tite President, Assisted by ISIS Daughter.
ERtertalns Foreign Visitors.

WARRINGTON. June s.Prncs and
Princess FIishimi Of Japan were guests
of honor st a state dinner given by Prcsi-
dent Taft ~ the White House tonight.
Mrs. Taft was not present and Miss Helen
Taft acted for her mother Among the
guests were the japanese Ambassador
and Baroness UChida. Commander Tokn-
aTo HigRTa, Lieutenant Commander
kiyokawa, JusaburO Tanaka. Nine.
Koto Hashiguchi. Miss Uta Suzuki of the
Princes suite and the embassy STAFF
Secretary Of State Knox, Secretary n
the Navy Meyer and Mrs Meyer, Senator
Bacon. senator and Mrs Newlanda.
senator Percy. the secretary 10 the Presl.
dent and Mrs. Norton. Representative
and Mrs. Dwight. Representative and
Mrs Bennett. the Assistant Secretary "
state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. Miss
Mabel BOardman. Lieutenant Commander
Leigh & Palmer and Capt A W Butt
were among the American guests.
The sun., 1910-06-09

To rHE EptroR % THE Sun sE I do not
know whether his Honor The Mayer ssw Bs0ih
~ Caisius or not but I ran Ruthorta lively state
hat In The great cast Of julius Cesar With which
NcssTa Jarrett and Palmer starred the oountry
T. l. Davenport vas bTdu'. Lawrence Barrett
me leaa and hungry CaSaus. 2 c. Ranrs Iagcu'
aufsHisi and Mines Lsvtek JBiius Cgtds. This
sss ne cast al Booths Theatre In tho vinier Of
1873 ~ {. W.
NEW YOHK June
The sun., 1910-06-09
Goodwin smiths Letters On Re-
ligiOn.


Goldwtn $mlth'S Letters an re"
ltgi0n.
4 heard INGERSOII.. wrote GoLnwIN
e,FTrU in a uersonal letter 10 the e,iitOr
~ this pewsnaper He WAS extremely
clever. hut he did little good and has left
little trace. Again. in sending one oi
the last of the remarkable series of let
ters TO THE SUN in which he discussed
during a period Of several years the
greatest problems that concern the
human mind. the destiny Of man, the
changing standards n religious faith,
the immortality Of the soul, GOODWIN
SMITH said of that particular article:
Il belisv. nothing will h. found In II inpiou.
hy any man who does not hold as no men Of
tcienee. suppose. Do. and even GLADSTONE did
n0t-hy the inspiration and lnfAllibnW Of Gene
ds Ny special object IN fact was rather N show
before went ou, Of the World Inst wss not with
cut religion
AN,or HE ,c,;do,, n. ,vr,,o.
'A'' wv "" u''''''' anu w
''~'n " o1''' NV No''i ~ = WV ''u ''''''
" ''s'O" 'u'' 'Aa' l'e 70 '11'e's 10 YOU ons
@o's ''''e' nov 'e'' 'o',s one An' 70 ~ "''
'a'N 81 " ''-'' " '"''"'
"S'u Is On MY own '''oun' 70 ~ 'ss'''u
There Is surely no improprietv now in
ottr nuhlishinp these priyatc eXplaDa-
lions Of his attitude toward the subjects
he was discussing and the audience he
was addressing They show the urgency
NJ Gr1DwIN SNITHs desire TO be mis-
understood hv no man as regards the
character oi his quest Let us reprint
the last paragraphs Of the article re-.
ferred 10 in the foregoing passage urg-
ing prompt pubhcation:
The sun., 1910-06-09

Elorifies the return TO all that u reaction
AIRY in our civilization. A pretenpoua
chattsrOr now. continues the Parisian
critic. he may prove himself a formidable
one In the future lie concludes: May
the gods preserve us from people who
mouth OF moral ideals. they are generally
redoubtabls srtlerais- Not very polite
IL VI. ~ 0orRMONr
The sun., 1910-06-09
SCOTT WANTS TAFrs BELP.
Desires the President 90 Make q FeN Re'
marks IN West virginia.

WAsHINoTON. June = President Taft
wtll 10 asked tomorrow by Senator
Scott of West Virginia 20 stop OF for
few minutes At Parke rsburg. " Va
on his next trip 90 make little ReruH.
lican sreech for the benefit of the lar'y
In thar state The President will q y
way Of Parkersburg tO Mar et'a. ONO
on June IS % maze hrs fourth cone
menCement address oi the setsoU 20
the stiri"nts Of Marietta totlegr whore
hi faihcr went "a scho0I
Senator Scott b. eager q have .'
President say something % West '-.
ginians The Senator - engage ..-.
now IN a pretty warm ~Eht With En".
sentative hubbard 20 retain h't -"I
and few words " P.rsidontIIl rr"''
ana pulOgy wOuiu he revctycd Witr fuIua-.
The sun., 1910-06-09

FROM La Harp Journal
Thf JourHdf erred last week In stating thaf NJ.
Lnlie Slaes played -Narrissus- for the rose drul
a. me cirhth grade schooi commencement Ms,
Aariorie Wright should have rrceived that credit
The rlaying Hhs iuliy worth, ire nnc musiral
iaicnt ~ Mn slack anyNay and ne Journal
man is practically blind after Z O'Clock IN ths
aUfruoun
The sun., 1910-06-09

Strikers In Berlin recently hacked a
horss into ribbons because the intslli-
gent heast had actually worked despite
tho order 70 strike Here 10 tho logic
n compulsory association carried n ita
inevita1la conclusion.
The sun., 1910-06-09
Tss Eclipse Of Cap,a,n Hu,,.


wherever fared ihe President
The faithful CRptaln also vent
In Washington or Painted Post
Prom southern gulf " western oaast.
clothed In Eo,d lace and braid galore
Hts gorgeous hEuTe "a Of yore
Abut
A private secTstaTy's face
One NoTton's. comes 10 take his place:
Uncertain now n be estate
10 omsst and speed the snail and treat
No longer shnll he smile and qulE
To he appearance n0W there h
\ but"
Wen see civilian mufu ualh
Where Uniform was wont ~ slaik.
His usefulness. aiark' rurtaned.
His beauty dlnmed. his Elory yened.
On, ahddett sight upon fhs star
70 - what VS. ne whole cigar
a Butu
McIAWBNru1w u1rnnu
The sun., 1910-06-09
Tue Fate Of a Greek Finer.

To IHE LDiTOR oF TRE sUN Sir on
the eve Of the appeal let me ask n the
Governor ever heard Of Evangelus, the piper
in I.ucian. who blew hi. pipe so long that he
foil down deadP MARcrs
STW OHK. JuneE
The sun., 1910-06-09
TAFT ON THE GOLF LIsh,
Wiih ". >. Travis ~ Partner, Gru. ii'
warts and capt. nHit Los

WAsHiNCTo June There W H'
thing In Washington that Prc.idonr Ir'
was not willing to tackle .o-dsy ami bet
Wa- W J TrRvis's record - a golfer
M Mr Taft lined up win Mr tfa.Is
against Cen Clarence a. Edward a1l
Capt A " Butt IN a fourHoms ONG 40
Chevy thare links With the a'd ~ '""
champion the President vas able % sin
out
According N reports the Prcsifauf 4
Nlr Travis glvo4lipn Edwards and capt
Butt half r point n hole ard sfll came %
E1nncrS a. the end cf tho o ghtr-n FrIr-
The President played Enod golf bur n
coureo Mr.. Travis contributed b 10
result
The sun., 1910-06-09

Summer H1ardrr WHY wasn't me post card
deiiveTod' Wasn't ne address perfectly plsiu'
Posinaatsr YES NJ sddrrss was niain rBg,lrn
but . couidn uuderstind hr rsst gfh
The sun., 1910-06-09

TO Ne Derisctly fair. ! must admii that Judge
suIH LOg.
The generosity here IL only exceeded
by the enthusiasm
The sun., 1910-06-09

London ofhce Fmngharn House Arundel street,
Strand The daily and sunday SUN are on sale Ia
LONDON Al the American and colonial Exchange,
Carlton street Regent street and paw Steamship p
Agency y Green street. Charlng cross Road
The sun., 1910-06-09

Published by ne sun Printing and Publishing
Association 81 10 Nassau street In ~ Borough Of
nanhatian. NeN York President Of The Asso.
~istlon Fdward = ultrhel 10 Nassau street.
treasure o' The Association. ~ ,. IahAn. 10
Nassau street, secretary Of the Association. . "
Quinn no Nassau street
The sun., 1910-06-09

on leaving ths ciiy FOR the summer you may
have TRH SuS sent v YOU hy mail a. the regular
subscription rates, addresses being changed -
oftsn a. desired Orders may he sent through
any nsvsdealer or 10 the pubNcauon once
The sun., 1910-06-09

Part, once =, Rue Louis IL Grand The daily and
sunday ~diuons are sale ~ KiOsque y. near tho
Grand Hotel Kiosaue y, RouleN ard des Capueines
enrner Place te opera and Klosaue ~, boulevard
des Itaiiens. corner Rue Louis le Grand.
The sun., 1910-06-09

DAILY. Per Monh .. ........ ...... 30 ."
DAILY. Per Year ............. ......... 90
,t-NpAY Per Year Observation-Disclosures. , 90
nAIiY AND SUNDAY. Per Year ... 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Mo1th ..... 20
Postage 10 foreign countries added.
Al checks, money orders. &c, 10 he made pay.
able 10 rHE sUN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BLAZING TRAIL. or ROUTE
FOR THEsGLIDDEM TROPHY
Sixth Annual Eventto Be Greatest Test Of Mo-
toring Endurance i'll Be Confined to
Roads of South and West

The Mitchell Ranger, one OF the most
famous automobiles In the world to-
dag. is blazing the tran for. the 1910
National American sAutomobile Asso-
ciation tour for the Glidden trophy.
Although the contest does not start
from Cincinnati until June is, and is
scheduled to finish at Chicago fiftcei,
days later, followers OF the motor
car the country over are specializing
on what this years revival will bring
forth. Every year the demand grows
stronger for seyerer test In the big
endurance classic. In accordance with
this demand the patffindine car
started on its Journey early In the
year to map out an unusually hard
route for the tourists to follow in
summer
The driver. Frank x. Zirhies, will
guide his noun, over the entire Cid
den route. which includes ten States,
nearly one-half of which are below
the Mason and Dixon line. Consid-
cradle OF the itinerary is over terri
tory never before truverscd by the big
motor car cavalcade.
That the sixth C;lidden tour will be
a supreme test for the me hanism OF
the best cars made in the country is
the verdict OF the technical automo-
bile men who laid out the touring
route. The widest variety OF road
Is expected in kentucky,
Tennessee. Arkansas. Texas. oklahoma,
Kansas. Missouri, Iowa and Illinois,
There appears to be a hard task ahead
for the pathfinder. as advance infor-
nation gathered by Driver Zirbies is,
that floods, Ice snow and deep mud
may be encountered at intervals along
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
LOCAL 0IA'R.SMEN
NEE THIS | 5 WEEK
Virginia Boat Club Expects I,
Enlist Many New Memb ers
This Spring.

q The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Boat Club will be held ,ruesda y even
Ing. at S:15 o'clock. at tho Hermitage
Golf Club. when applications for incm-i
borship will be received and plans for
the coming seasonSarranged. Applica-. :.
lions may be addressed to Thomas a
5oWlneford, II bert II. Duncanson,sD cane,
sti law. or CieorEe a.. 8Slluman. n 81
no arrangeme nts will he i perfected.
unit fters the meeting. but$it,5is prob
able the date o e the annual reEa tia.
which Is Eenerally " held Il NJ III ly,sSwlli5
not be- chang ed The prospect 4 FOR
the season q re unusually good and
a. larg memberships lis expected. 4
q number OF q esirable mon seek
enrolment. s4g.Ss;s -
ag8Sl q Richmond College as lit. las sn-s
sdeayorod to q o for the pas St Few sea-
sons, succeeds in mastering a crew. a
chnl Sc Will be issued between the
col &c e CIV and tho Virginia oars
men. and as this even wi sbe held be-
Tore vacation days,,tit Will 5be one az
the first 70 be held In the East thls.
season. race with the RI Potomac
crew. Of Wash tngt on, is also IN an tici.5
patton, and the AZ giniag crew expects
flo =, {, sta Sc part In several rsga ttas In
other W aters. sSi Z n r h - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
OFFERS CARL WALKER
PLACE AS PITCHER
Richmond 4 SouthpaW, Who Starred at Virginia
Last Season, May Enter Professional Baseball.
Il Holds Conference w ith Win. Clarke IN Nnrfnllx f

NO more interesting announcement
could be made In Virginia baseball
circles than that Carl Walker, star Of
tile University OF Virginia pitching star
last las season, will enter professional
rank this season.and will wear a Nor
io!k uniform. Walker left for Norfolk
last night and will confer with Man
ager WIN Clarke to-day. Walker Is
anxious TO sign, and IL Clarke ma kes
inc offer attractive enough he viii
most likely bring his contract back to
Richmond withphim. 81 % Z
~ won't sign the contract right
away. said Walker before leaving.
as Will have to consider the matter
very carefully before deciding to be-
come q professional baseball player. I
believe the experience will do me good.
and had rather be with Norfolk. be-
cause wouldn't like to make my debut
In my home town. Win Clarke wrote
to Walker several days ago Offering
him the place. ant sasfsing that$he come
to Norfolk for conference.
That the wcll-known university
pitcher. who has beaten some OF the
greatest university mines in the East.
Is In earnest Is shown by his VISIT to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
nth and West.

+ the entire route. with a possibility q
& enforced info detours In the Mississippi
River. Valley on account OF inunda.
9tions. Il
Is ne = iidden tour annually has been
increasing in strenuous features. duo
sto4tfc development OF the cars and the
industry INC ':f In 1906 the strenuous task
from from the starting point ut Buffalo
5led the tourists through, Ontario
ana and Quebec 10 the finish & RangN-
ley Lake, Me-. $50 miles, IN 1907 the
slia was made at Cleveland. Chicago
1eins the Western terminus and New
z ork the concluding point. distance
OF loo miles. In 1908 the tour began
at Buffalo and. running through Penn
s ~. New York and Maine. i, nm
lshed nj Saratoga. distance OF 1870
miles. In 1909 he longest; and severest
tour OF I'll began In Detroit, and was
concluded on a hard run east from
Denver to Kansas City. after having
touched Chicago, minneapolis and
Omaha. The total distance was 2,64o
miles. "a
AS planned for 1910 the tour will Gbe
about 1900 miles. The principal cities
In which controls may be expected
aited leaving Cincinnati are. Louis
VIII n.y.; Nashville ana Memphis,
Tenn: Little Rock and Tcxaraknna.4
Ark: loa Has and Forth Worth. Texas;
Oklahoma City, Okla: Topeka and
KAN; ST. Joseph, Mo-: Dea
Moines. Cedar Rapids and Davenport.
az Rock 4 sln nd. Moline and Chicago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
WILL PLAY TIRE
' |R.GINIA TEAMS
Davidson Has Games With Uni.
versity, Washington and Lee
and ". M. i.

Davidson. n. c. March 5 1.-THE SEIZED,
ule of ames to be played this season
BY the Davidson College baseball team
is as follows ss33 s
March sl-Lenoir College, al David
March 24-A1t. Pleasant Collegiate
Institute. at Davidson. n
March 26-UniversitS OF North Caro-
lima, at Winston- Sal en-. n An
:, March 22s-Guilford college. at
Greensboro. i53 If "a s
q March Got settled. at Davidson.
f April "a, & NJ. at Charlotte. IS.
v April 4-Lniversity of Il South Caro-
lima, at Columbia. S. G.
April IA a. Nj. 3 at Raleigh. 53
April 11--Y'ake Forest, at Wake
Forest.
April la--U niversity OF North Caro-
lima, at Chapel Ill.
April TN OF selected, at Davidson.
April lS-Charlotte league. at Char
lotte. ss9
April 21-University OF North Caro-
lima, at Davidson, 33 5s
y. April ss.yInniiysrsity Of Virginia, at
April Washington and Lee, at
ton, Va "a Az h 8s 54g ~
& April 2S--NirElnla Military Institute,
at aLcNingt on, Va II sSSffSS 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
OUTLOOK GOOD Al
EASTERN E |: /. 4 C0[[EC[
Team at Manassas One Of First Is
Begin Bas ball Prac-
p fica X g53sys5 3.s4

Manassas Va, March s. Eas tern
College had its Initial outdoor prac--
ticei asst " eek Tie M weather was was
IDEAL for the occasion ana the fell
lows entered into the work with much
vim and spirit u 81 4. is
SgS Over, q score of candidates report al
for the yari Gus positions on the Il ne,
From the appearances the men have,
made to date. there Will not be- =
Weak y, esEllt place on B the team Abund nj
5outfield material Is on & HAND. "a
players appearing s. TO possess ali sorts
81 sped and alt good throwing arms.
10 he wind ddist's position seems to
be, We'll taken care Of, for AIabry,
GO tcl'er for the Ia tn rec q years. 9is
pack = n college, and r. ussell, Il Z new
man. 5wh no has mad lots OF experience.
Will alternat to- wi { h him. h m
81 !. az rs mo Isl romising for
, Tue ~ ound are Hynson, q, rlghtha nd en-,
ana "a. g. White. q port-wheeler.$ Both
~ u IN are SHINE ~. s@E From the amount
o 9, rkou T. SO far: they seem to have
g al !. &, orts5 Q e curves and speed. Tho
lnlIlelds positions will be we u looked
after by 8a3 fast quartet of l8inen. who
9 re.ses special ~ no ted for their hitting
abaility. Il
"a iireat operations arc being n Il,
BY Ianag If Mckinney for I he ~ two
cultural Gollege and II dhanl u niVer-
81 ts, Nv III ma ke$ the ry appearance, tie
dates being March 2 3 and q 4, Il rel spec
lively, S9s l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

Norfolk, and evidenced by his state
mcnt before leaving that he expects
to report for practice with the Crew.
Walked would not say what offer
Clarke has made him; but 81 Is safe
to say that The pilot OF the Tars viii
go as high as the salary limit Will
permit. a a. iss
Walker8is southpaw, and although
he did not. play his four years "a,
Virginia, and was made attractive IN.
ducen.cnts9 to return to Charlottesville
he discarded the idea last fall. and ha.
been in business here this winter. His
first baseball experience was secured
on the fields around Richmond and
at w oodberry Forest High School
His reputation is that Of the best col.
lege pitcher in the East, and one OF the
foremost that ever wore the Orange
and Blue. d, =,
He was made attractive offers BY
several of the Virginia League clubs
last year. Including one from the Rich
mond team. Ills work has been seen
{ by many professionals, and they are
as high in their praise as college
t''''Le and trainers have been. Wat
ker VIII return to Richmond Tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
= 2 q =. 9 = q 4 - "a ~
June 30 Powers DAY.,

hiladelphia, March s6-Thoush mike
Powers Us dead 9, hc is not forgot ton. tile
East was loft open In the American Lea "a
sched ules ~ 81 or 7 hat he could arrang a
overs Day a. Shibe Park, Tho proposI !
ton met With I'll Q prompt enforcement Of
81 he owners OF the clubs. all OF whom en-
$nressed their vii lingness SO help along such
a,swortty cause Frank Farrell, OF the Highs
Y nders klndl rcd 81 he services OF his
the game which vii be played Mack
thought that would be a good schema
70 have. representatives rom al tho Eastern
dent aypr, % Boston, and l'ros.d ent Moves.
e wash nEton, PLACED tho pick OF 9sthelss
cams "a the disposal of MANAGER Mack. g
New ork July !, II VII be- seen that, WITH
he cream q the Nat iqnals Mack will havo
= veal Of tn len n from which to- select NJ
Team pl ayt a gainst thu AT hletics. The
ross receipts Q Z the game will T be turned
over 70 8 tho widow OF; the dead catcher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
SAM WITT. JIa, WAS STAR S.s Il II
Sssgisas. ss3ssll 81 IA TIEIt FOR ACADEMY

he Little Acad envy bas eball ii cam
nsfeatefls III " est enues on the
score OF "a to 8. The Acad envy mad q.
fleven hi ts, but ri tt held the sWestl
Avenues to three sine es, and struck
4 out four bat ters. The batting &C.
Inc Winning nine. The lii up Y 81 the the
I Acad eny BlYns 81 Pit t. pitcher; Witt
5slortstop Su tterland d. Z first Il base n Blair
Esecon1 St5 base 81 entine third base; i
Held Parr1sh II III Held. B and Luce
pats yest ~ venue: B VA Iutzler,s
gCat us, mi tefl or; III, (ra1ls,
pho yyV, $ traNs irs baso h I'olA
iarsl D 1 q llrd hase
Nnnd a. ans