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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
FORK UNION

Especial TO The Times Dispstch.l
Fork Union. Va. March miss Lotto
~ Snead has returned altar visit 10 Miss
Lena Pollard OF Richmond.
relatives In Richmond, has returned.
William b. Petty, OF West Virginia. who
is an aiumnus Of the Fork Union Academy,
IL visiting in town
Rev Mr.. Brown. pastor 81 the South Nor
folk Church. visited friends At Carysbrook
last week
Miss Annie Thomas is visiting friends in
Roanoke.
The social at the Fork Union Academy
last week was a big success. \ joint deba, g
between tho two societies took place Can
tain 4. y. Macon. of the United states Army
read Foes Raven" The musicians taking
part were Mrs. Writ Todd. Mrs. Edward y.
Macon. Misses Susie Snead. Helen Thoma {
and Mary Sncad: Mes2rs. Ellis Snend Wirt
Todd and Walter Moncurc.
a play will he presented near here AT tho
taryHbroOk school on Saturday night. March
-. The comedy Is called ''TopHy Turvy or
the Deacon Ccurtshp"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
NORMAL AT FARMVlLLE

IL
Farmville. Va March Con Monday
evening last the Cambridge players an
pcarcd NJ the auditorium as an extra nun, =
her of the entertainment course for the
winter. They presented varied program
enjoyed.
ON the evening of Good Friday the t;lss
cub gave an elaborate Holy Week ser
wee entitled Ills Last Week" Illustrated
Win colored stercopticon slides OF famous
paintings OF the Christ by lseubens Piock.
hurst. Holman and other great artists
Among the pictures We're The Entry Into
Jerusalem. Christ Before Piiate" Geth
senane Descent From the Cross" He Is
ltlsen. Women at the Tomb" etc.
The iilustrht lions we're accom- pa MED by
musical selections from two sacred can
tatuS. From Olivet to calvary by j. H.
Maundcr. and The Prince of Life" by
'iohn spencer Camp. the entire service
MAS most impressive. and IN. STUDENTS
seemed 10 enter thoroughly into tho spirit
Of the OCCASION.
The students will have = holiday Mon.
day, aud quite number OF them are
spending the wcck-emd u, home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
DURHAM
fSpeoiaito The T,mes-Dis

lspeoial to The Times DispatchI
?, D1rhnm. \. G.. March ??,Nir. and Mrs
friends.
been visiting friends in West Durham, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Eunice Happier, OF DanVille. has re-
turned home after visit of few days to
friends in this city.
Misses Maude. Bessie and Ethel Constable.
Of New York City. are visiting their brother,
Rs N;. W: + [ Constable @Gl Ionss street.
has heen visiting friends in this city has
turned home
Mrs Jessie coEan. OF risoner. Pa. is in
the city. the guest OF her sister. Mrs. e. *.
Miss Marjorie. stafford. of German is tho
Avenue.
Miss Myra Henderson, OF Atlanta. who has
. 6een visiting in Durham. returned home
Miss Lizzie Terrell. Of Raleigh is visiting
her sister in this city Mrs. n. l.. Lindsey,
Miss Annie Louise Vaughan has gone to
Kansas city. Mo. where She will spend The
Miss Elizabeth Jones. OF Raleigh. who has
been the guest Of friends in this city for
r. M TaEs has D Sons to
Thursday in this city with friends. She 70.
'uTI ss so nlr home Wrs in ~ the aernoon
noon for High Point. where she will re-
main number Of days with friends and
Miss Louise Mocloud has returned TO her
home in iIarnett County after spending a
number of days in this city with friends
Mrs n. w. Morrison. of Apex who has
been visiting friends IN this city returned
to her home Thursday afternoon
Miss Minnie Horne. Of Rocky Mount. spent
= short while III this city Thursday. she left
In the afternoon for Lynchburs. where she
Mrs. r. II. Shaw has gone to Nebane
where she VIII remain number Of days
with friends and relatives.
Miss Ola Piper returned to the city from
South BOSTON. where she has been visiting
friends and rela tivcs.
Miss I,essie Mayes. student Mt Greensboro
Female College, ,peni :, short whiie in this
city Thursday. She lief, In tho afternoon for
with her parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
NORWOOD
Lsrecial 10 INC Times. pisratch.I

Especial 10 The Vines plspatch.I
Norwood. Va. March 32.-Mrs. Charles
Elliott CnbcIl returned on Saturday from
Alexandria.
Ossie Ewers and David Pace, of Beverly
w. Va. arc visiting their homes here.
Mrs. Harris and children left hero ON Sat
day for Scottsvile. where they will reside
Mrs Richard Cubell after two months
visit to friends in Petersburg and Big Stone
by Mrs. Mayo Cabeil and two children. OF
Big Stone Gap.
Mrs. margarine Agcc who has spcnt til Q
winter with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Robertson.
of this place, loft on Friday for her home
In Cumberland County.
Samuel j. Mcclure who has boon tho guest
OF his dhughtcr. aks. j, l.. Kidd, for two
months, loft on Wednesday for LynchburR,
accompanied by Mrs Kidd
Mrs Frank Carter and Miss Emily Blake
we're Visitors At Bremo BLUM Saturday md
Sunday, sEfE a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
MONTvALE

Especial 10 The Times.Dispatch.l
Montvale. Va. March 22.-Macon Terrell
tos. who has been with the hank since lis
organization, has been elected cashier or
me bank at Big Island. and will leave for
mig new place OF business as soon as the
building Is completed.
MI. and Mrs Robert Riggs and baby. Of
iAynchburc, week end visitors at the
home OF Mrs. James Riggs
captain Cienlinens of Halstead Point, who
mis- been visiting his daughter Mrs. a. g.
Williams. returned home on Monday.
Mrs Walter Sllcer, of Roanoke, is spend
inS this week at tho home OF her parents
I)r. and Mrs. s. III. Price.
Two handsome residences are in course OF
construction on the south side Claude Noel S
on MONTGOMERY Avenue. and G.. w. Osler-
tIonts ON 3 street which has been opened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
GORDONSvILLE

Isnegiai 70 The FINES pispatch.l
ur n0ra""s of E% March lan,es w
W 4shormc. Monday he Vas The guest
Mrs IL $ Goodloe ana n nss'G 9Ies,cr Co.,
Ne ~ S3nnis'"9: are Visiting Mr. and
VI. spend some time with relatives ia
Miss Mary L Kninin OF New York 70.
ssvsfal "% Week, on F9 SPRINT rf!Ss s,1. stay OF
Nnimin made many friends during her viait
parture "e' "e-
Miss Julia Goodloc is weekend vIsito.
- Icharlton" near orange where she is q
guest 90 Miss tmgenia Warmbersie
Mr McCuila. Of Pittsburgh who recently
purchased Maple Srrius, viii be :. g,e,t
Of Mr. Kirkland until the lease OF ths
Oscar cranz al cobhsn and t;orson..
ri.e IS Weekend visitor in Richmond.
Nlipur Osborne spent several dayg
Miss \nnic Wright Was charIo,tes,ilia
visitor lor several days .sccntly returning
70 SprinSuclds on Friday
NIr ANA Mrs II Ellington of Richmond
sa,o.s .gao,i r., W StHsGS 4t A shs.r
Mrs CrarIes pcs,on cowherd. Of o,r
III, WI" MA, MAS recently operated on &c
rapidly. Ni'ss
Mrs lanes G Graves ~ -wcsten i,
W q Christi,n. ST HauoVor =;
l.. g. Graves OF Barbours,ilie who s,,s
tanned painful injury OF the shoulder re-
eently' has sufficiently recovered 10 be ONT
again,
Thomas '>tknson. Jr,, ~ spending Easter
at 'tocklands. his country homo.95fi,x
Orange. - -
Invitations Tor a dance have been sent
Herman club ~ take place In MeinortaJ
Hall Aprn 4! Tho Rs.lboprsyiic Dsncins
~ in honor OF number OF out OF Town.
quests 80
Dr. John w scott Who has bsen sii Tor.
the past two weeks. Is somewhat bettts.
although sin confined TO his room. Sg%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
CHESTER

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Chester. Va. March -. The teachers ana
students OF tho Agricultural High school,
here will give p play In the Masonic Hall OF,
Frtday night entitled Country Folks
j. II. Patteson ana family. who came Ia
this town about year GO from Colonial
Heights. near PetcrHburg when their home
WAS burned. viii return 10 Petersburg
j. W. Nnnnaiiy- cmployc OF the United
states District Court at Richmond, who hns
been III Tor som" time. suffered a partial
stroke of paralysis recently, and consider.
able uneasiness is felt by his family about
his condition
II. p. EicheiberEer and family who took
mp temporary residence In Richmond dur.
ing the winter. arc expected back TO their
home here in Few days
The new manual training and agricultural
building of the Acricultural High School
days.
r. II Bruce. of this place. is on a visi, ia
Il few days. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
ACHILLES

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Achilles. March Ed. Edwards has re-
turned to his home at Bona.
Mr.; and Mrs. Clarence Thomas. OF severn
are in Norfolk.
Mrs; Emma J. Mourning is the guest Of
MIS- Edward .ansomc in Newport News
Mrs Joseph II. Lewis is visiting in Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
Frank Robins. from Newport News spent
the weekend with his family
Mrs. G.. L. Via. OF Norfolk is visiting ucar
Rena the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. George
5 Bunting. of Townsville. spent this
Boyd Hart Vas here this week
Purceii Rove spent several days in Balti-
more this week "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
FREEZING

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
freezing, Va. March .,.-Wiliiam Con
try OF Wise. IL visiting his sister, Mrs Wiz
lism Ecyeriy, near town
Mr.. aud Mrs, Noah l.. Hanover OF leu
kius NY, are Visiting tho formers sister.
Mrs. Alexander Mullins.
John A Baker. Of oShotns Gap. is visit
INK at Renhon n. McFa.rs
Rev. John G. SwindaI. OF Noriand, is a
Nlator In freezing.
Jonah Beverly of George, Fork, ia visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. Wesley Nanovst Of near Ciintwood.
liz visiting her daughter. Mrs Charles Reed.
Napoleon fanover is Visiting hia daugh-
tor, Mrs. Muncey lson. OF Jewel. KY.
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gray, black and tan ,3oc value,
25c.
Mems Imported $50 Silk
Lisle Hose. in navy, black, tan
and gray; sale price, 25c.
Notasemc Hose. every pair
guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton or replaced by new ones;
in all the best colors per pair,
25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Phoenix SILK Hose for Men

Mems Phoenix Silk, four
pairs guaranteed to wear three
months or new ones furnished
free.
Mems Full Fashioned Pure
Thread Silk, look like SLoo
kind; per pair. soc.
Beautiful Silk Plated Hose.
one that will wear, in navy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
NoU Is the Time to Buy Silks

and the women OF good Judgment will buy for sum-
mer well spring while such fresh and rich new
patterns to be had at the following extremely
low prices:
Silk Poplins. of the wanted fabrics
We have all the shades
wear. % inches wide, t9c yard.
4o-nch Crepe dc Chine Copenhagen, brown dark
brown. tan and complete line of evening shades
also black and white, 81 20 and Sl.5O the yard.
Foulard Silks. neat designs; special value ST %
yard
bulgarian Silks, wide of patterns to select
500 the yard.
36-inch Rough pongce, black, and navy only
50c yard. -
4o-inch charmeuse, complete OF staple and new
shades, only 81 yard
Wash Silks in neat stripes; the prices range zoe
Ito S0C tho yard
eo-inch Foulards, complete assortment of de-
signs, only SOC yard.
42inch Chiffon Cloth. shades s1.25 value s1oo
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
ARv0NlA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Arvonia, Va, March 49, Richard Evelyn,
Byrd, of Richmond. spent several days this
week at buckingham Courthouse passing
through Arvonia on Tuesday with Judge
Hundey.
Robert G. NICHOLAS. OF Charlottesville a
former citizen OF thlr county, living In the
Jordan estate, in Slate River District,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
$500
$4,000
S14.5lO
a., d,


Chdrens Goats, year to years. large
assortment to select from in piques. Bedford cord
serges, ratnes. pongees, satins. ETC. in white navy
checked striped tan and other coorings with
contrasting, self lace trimmed and detachable col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Beautiful Dresses Just Received

New models in imported voiles.
ratines and linens; special at.
Exclusive models in Street Dresses.
made of fine meteors and Canton.
crepes. all new shades, at $1,000
One lot OF Evening Dresses. in all
shades Of charmeuse, draped skirts.
with lace waists. finished with deep
glrdies, at ............. ........
EXCLUSIVE EVENING GOWNS, in
from S37.5O to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
$4,000
s25.oo
$4,000
$500

lar and cuffs very smart and stylish garments
for 81 .35 S7.8S.
Chdren's Hats. Caps and Ronnets; one OF the
largest assortments ever shown: each child can be
S6OS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Handsome Spring Coats
From Our Progressive Art
Department

Towels Tor crocheted insertion box set, con
sstng o(iucst towel OF fine linen, ball cordinet
crochcting pattern crochet design, and some one
to teach you all for 75c.
Large Sized Towel, boxed as the above for ST. co.
Ono entire Suit OF Good Quality Nainsook Under
stamped in the latest designs, ; pieces for S4s
One entire Suit Underwear, stamped on very fine
quality French nansook special designs, including
skirt, $3.50.
new line OF Collar and Cuff Sets, to be done in
the new Persian designs, stamped on linen, with band
stitched on collar and cuffs for SOC
Collars only for 25c.
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Crepe de Chine Dresses, in all now
street shades, very stylish models. at.
Meteor Dresses. In street and even
Ing shades; the largest selection in the
city. at
Misses Evening Dresses. In a
shades of crepe de chine, ACCORDION
plated skirts, with chiffon bodices,
at $3.50 and ................ So.
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Smart New Suit Arrivals

Silk Poplin Suits. in Copenhagen
and golden browns. with belt effect
straight line coat, special
New models just received in serges.
mateiasse and checks. fancy blouse
and straight line coats. at.
Silk Suits. in faile, all new shades.
in newest cuts, At $4,000 and
Very Dressy Silk Suits Of imported
faille. in tanpe. gray, King Edward.
Callot blue and cafe all lait: all copies
of imported models, from $4,000 to
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-19
EARLY COMPLETION
ROAD TO PRESCOTT
That Is Urgent Request of
Maricopa County AutomO-
bile Club

PHOENIX, April 1S.--At it's meet
ing Monday evening the Maricopa
County Automobile club passed the
following resolution favoring the early
completion of the state highway be-
tween Prescott and Phoenix.
Whereas, the automobile has cur
tailed distances and made widely sep
arated places near and neighborly;
and.
Whereas, all announcement should
be extended to every movement that
viii facilitate road travel between
places, and,
Whereas, the great need in Arizona
at the present time is the farther "a
cilitating of travel between the great
grand counties of the south and the
big, broad counties Of the north, we
therefore do hereby
Resolve, that we urge upon the al
ministration Of the state OF Arizona
the resumption, at the earliest pcs
sible moment and especially that SEE
tion between the city of Phoenix and
the city Of Prescott, and we further
Resolve, that the completion OF the
said section Of the state highway will
do most TO encourage, the intercom-
munication between the northern and
southern cities Of Arizona and we
further
Resolve. that action as above suc-
gested win be a state endorsement of
the movement to spend the summer
in Arizona and enable the people Of
the south. in the right season, to take
advantage OF the splendid climatic and
other opportunities which our north
ern counties ever extend with an
eager and welcoming hand. and we
fCither
Resolve, that a copy Of the above
resolution be spread upon the min
utes Of this meeting and a copy sent
te the governor of Arizona, the mem
beers OF the house OF representative,
the senate Of the state legislature.
aud TO all commercial and good roads
associations in Arizona, with a re-
quest for the adoption by these organi-
cations of similar resolutions, and
copies to the press
NARICOPA AUTO CLUB.
r. P. CONWAY, President
JACK HOLMES, Secretary.
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MOVING
STEADILY FORWARD
Superintendent Williams of
Moctezuma Copper Co, Is
Bisbee Visitor

J. s Williams, IT., arrived ia Bis
bee yesterday from Naeozari, coming
here on business. Mr.. Williams SAYS
that during the excitement along the
border, incident 10 she battles OF Can.
area and Naco everything was un-
usually quiet at Nacozari and In tina.
part Of Sonora.
The Moctezuma Copper company
continues its mining enterprise at nor
mai speed with no disturbing incidents
since the federals were run out of that
camp, several weeks ago. The output
Of CONCENTRATES is maintained about
the average production during the last
year.
The state authorities are row in
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MEX. METALS UNoIsrURsEp
Fuel on Hand fer Ten DAYS - Man.
a9er Comes in 10 Stock Ue
with Food Supplies.

Manage Fritchie Of the Mexican
Metals Co. was an arrival in the city
yesterday from Cananea.
Everything at the Metals mines is
going along well We have = men
az work and have had 10 trouble
there" he said We have fuel to
last us at least 10 days more. There
is q car of oil waiting at Osborn that
VIII De sent over as soon as possible.
There is plenty Of -four and bean.
in Cananea. but the town is rather
short on other food stuffs am max.
Ing arrangements 10 have a supply
taken to cur camp and for this pur-
pose we have sent a ton truck
over"
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at the prison. Ladd entertains the
same ideas regarding capital pun.
ishment and the handling OF prison
ers that Governor Hunt does, but it
is believed that he will. at least, be
more taetful than Sims has been.
II the program, as outlined Dy
the political gossips, goes through
there will be a vacancy in the gov
ernor's office to be filled, and It Is
again noised about that Ira Hug.
gett, city editor OF the Republican.
VIII be invited to fill the place Of
Iadd
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-19

Top. Dog Rahies guarding a ruined
h0ne in Chicago that was devxe-
tatod b. storm Bottom, hzieE
residence Il Chicaso Shas u&s de-
clroyed " Storm. EEszsEi
Chicago did not oscaps the COZ
nado end storm which wrought nile
Iona Of dollars Of damage through
czt tao Middls West Llazy build
ing5 were destroyed
oaa CT the accompanying psS.
lures shows dog Rallies standing
guard ever the ruined homo CT ais
master. a
The other shows c substantial
brick building which was almost
Totally destroyed by the tornado.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-19

undisputed possession OF the towns
and mining camps in Northern Sono-
ra and as far down as Moctezuma and
all government business is being car.
ried on promptly and with courtesy.
The people are now following their
pursuits with less sign of distuS
ance than ut any time since the Ma
dec revolution was started nearly
three wears ago.
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It is further reported that after
Sims had received his congo, L. A..
Ladd. who since the promotion Of
Milford Winsor TO the Land Com
mission has been acting in the "a
pacity of private secretary TO the
viii be given the berth
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See the Aeroplanes tomorrow at the
Lowell Theater I46.
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SAY THAT SIMS
is TO BE DITCHED

tContinued from Page u
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These tests, which are absolutely reliable and
unprejudced, make plain fact of great importance
to everyone: Food raised with Royal, cream of
tartar Baking Powder, shown to be entirely diges-
tible while the alum and phosphate powders found
to largely retard the digestion of the food made from
them.
Undigested food is not only wasted food, but It
is the source of very many bodily ailments.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-19
FRICTION FOUND
IN COMMISSION
Story from Phoenix Saws
Commissioner Jones Has
Failed in Duty to State by
Withholding Report
QUARREL IS OLD ONE

TUCSON, April iS-With chair.
man w. p. Geary and Amo W. Cole
ranged against F. A. Jones, war 10 the
Knife Is on among the members Of
the Ari. ona corporation comm lssion.
according to the stories brought here
from the capitalh
Trouble that began almost the da5
tnat the commissioners took Office
and smouldered for many months he's
at last broken into blaze and now it
Is the &C mmon belief that Geary and
and Cole viii Try 10 force Jones 70
resign
The fact that no annual statement
has been fled for the Bankers Fire
insurance company, of which Jones
president, is the lever that is beine
used to pry him out Of Office.
Company Fails To Report.
A mere oversight" the friends Of
zones in explaining why the CON
pany has not complied with the lave
OF the state in filing an annual state
ment. But Geary and Cole say thai
the matter was bruueht 20 his atten
lion on many occasions. They finally
told Jones, it is said. that il the
statement was not fled BY April
tney would order the attorney general
10 bring dissolution PROCEEDINGS
against the company. April l has
passed and no statement has been
filed.
Fer long time it was not known
that Jones was president of he
bankers Fire. Il is not an active
company All papers from the cor
Poration commission were served upon
T. II. Hays, of Phoenix, the company's
attorney. He was asked repeatedly for
an annual statement, ii is SAID at the
capital, but never gave the commission
any sst.faction.
Jones As President.
IL mas been known that JJones held
stoSk IN the company. Then Geary
and Cole discovered that ones was
the president and demands for an an
nual statement were made upon him
A day ort wo before the close Of
the session of the legislature, Geary
and Cole took the matter up with the
mouse committee on banking ind
insurance. There was not a time for
that COMMITTEES TO take any action.
SAt Tie aAla4ES Oh IlS bankers FlTe
Insurance company and the connection
of corporation commissioner Jones
with that concern will doubtless be
looked into during the present session.
Jones Disagrees With Associates.
Jones recently spent several weeks
IN Warrington. representing the com
mission and the state in the attack
made upon coal rates from the New
Mexico fields to points within this
state. While he was gone, Geary and
Cole ordered the railroads of Arizona
to install new schedule Of distance
class rates.
Upon his return Jones promptly
issued a dissenting opinion. II SAID
that while the new scale of rates
reduced the present tariffs for long
hauls, it raised them for short hauIs.
he also found other objections 10
the order issued in his absence.
Geary and Cole have not yet made
any public reply to the dissenting
opinion, but they declare that before
Jones left for Washington he approved
n proposed new rates.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

I A. prooly1,-r II r
I RrcokIVn q I
Pbjladslnbis !
pucts- 90 NfiIIer. Seat,, .rd NJ
-
-
A. BOSTON II z
/ Rostoo 3
New yort - % :
TvIa, tsrou,, ana Rarfdao M
mare wilson and Hartley.
At St louis r H +
cbicaoo
smith ana presnahan
At Pittsburg- R H 4
Pittsburg 49,. 80. 80. s il /
Cincinnati ..-t..4. 5 II 4
camnitz, Robinson and Gibsoni
fss me and Clark Called end 100
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Fisher. Heating, Schultz and Sweer
ey; Hughes and Ainsmith. S
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pstANERicAN ASSOCIATION IA
fMlhssseolis z; Louisville 2. fH7f
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Detroit 800 49,. 49, 2 S
st. Isouis $3.50. 49,. 80. 3 -
Lake and Rqndeau Weilman sns
Agnew.t tffAg iHiH"
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AZ Chicago W. R H '
Chicago ....... .... .. o =
Ciersla1a z. 4. a. .g.. Al IS sss
Benz. Russell and schaik sten sh'
lad AZ aA 81 hIsMasL Mh
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Others postponed, rain.
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