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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16

There is a feeling among a larg
Unskilled, that trades unionism take
and the long hours, short pay and
slaVe-driving tactics of organized en-
ployers in trust-organized industry
are marking hundreds Of thousands
of men desperate.
Men must be desperate when they
resort to violence to get what they
believe to be their rights.
Men must be desperate when they
lose their fear of prisons, and are
ready to meet the guns Of soldiers
with other guns.
Whenever there is an effect there
is a cause; and there is some cause,
in the minds of desperate men, for
their desperation; even though it may
be only in their imagination.
And all Of us owe it to ourselves
to get at the cause which is respon-
sible for so violent an effect; for
whatever affects a part of human So
ciety inevitably affects all members
of #.
It matters not that labor's ranks
are divided, and that the working
class is organizing in groups. They
may fight among themselves, with
one group bitterly opposed to anoth-
re. But in the end they must get
together.
We are rapidly becoming interna-
tional in all lines of human endeavor.
However much we may segregate
groups of men because. Of color, race,
language or creed, still industry is
compelling characterization.
Evolution points to the United
States Of the world-an anniversary
democracy. Workingmen who can
talk to one another only through an
are finding their human
interests are common. Already we
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16

with gloves capital wherever
which nearly everywheres attempting handle with and
Undoubtedly the generally ready for anything rad
being radical Socialists
along with it.
newspapers
ing and give the people all the there is
especially
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
TENNIS CHAMP :
HASHARDYEAR
Maurice Mclaughlin Must
Meet Many Cracks in De-
Tending His Title

New York. January Is.-Asurscs
Mclaughlin, W n Lsrned successor
as tennis champion Of the nIted States
of America. has been coming forward
rapidly of late. and last season reached
the TOP. But while undoubtedly an
expert OF great ability u Is stili a ducs-
ton as to whether ne u or viii bs
another Larncd-a champion able to
protect his title through several years
to come
Mclaughlin in fact has q hard year
looming directly ahead without con-
sidsring . run of seasons IN addition
To his mate IN doubles. T c Bundv.
another Pacific coast star. McLoughlin
is cure 20 face high-grade competition
from r. y. Williams. Wallace Johnson.
Raymond -. Little and Touchzrd-
n I.arncd u able 20 return in proper
uhvsicaI condition TO make an olc-tfno
a~ht. the present champions troubles
will be even heavier. 4. - Doubtful
hovcvcr. whether Larncd will be sbio
10 face q year Of active competition
with Larncd out Of 10. n ~ rather
unlikely that Mclaughlin viii be Dis
placed unless decided imDrovcnaont -
shown BY several OF bis rivals White
enc or two are now within close reach
Of his class. rhcre ~ none who can be
considered his master With better thao
an even chance 20 win
The proposed invasion % naks an
other SIGHT for the Davis CUP. aoH
lodged IN England. vii mean otx
bir boom 10 tennis and vii draw oct
she best season ~ preliminary play
the game has known 80 far 80 Amc-tc@
IL concerned. This feature ray o<1re
In the development Of some 81 enough
ability TO dfsplacc the tlficholcsr. b'<s
Mcfsoushlin hasn't reached ma ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
-FOUR C|T|ESASK-
FOR BIG EVENT.
All Want to Stage Next Indoor
Intercollegiate Champion
ships in May.

Ncx York. January s-inooeh
ave months intervene, a four-hsnded
fight in as many cities for the privilege
Of 4aginC the next inter-coilcsia1c
chan pionshipe. which arc scheduled TOT
cectson on May 20 and 81. has develop
cd. Syracuse. with her new stadium
lenx contender for the honor wants the
.fecisI- sanction. and Harvard tniVer-
sfv. With her great indcid, has likewise
mt in another demand Has Phiia-
,..iphia a chance OF playing return
engagement or T. New Y orrS even much
uorc than . remote possibility - the
d,ublc question asked on all sides.
one OF two OF the bigger clubs IN
ttfs CITY are willing 20 put on the meet
~ would pay here far better than in any
,,<ber Mace. This u the contention OF
-eycrsi important members Of athletic
cofnmittccs-
Four champs have been decided in
tbs Harvard stadium Syracuse and
pc.n together cirque that they are en-
tifisd TO this years event. particularly
the frst-narncd city. which possesses
one Of the nncst grounds for putting
on such a big affair.
"a h not at all likely that Harvard
,-in ne considered this time. The
,oaf,,r probably will be settled amicsoly
within a few weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
DATE
FOR BIG TOURNEY

Boston. January ia suggested
change IN the date Of the National golf
championship from June Z 90 some time
IN september. IN order that several
British and French players may par
sicspafe. Will be agreeable TO the Of
ac.als 81 the Brookiino Country Club.
on vrhSse links thc event viii be played
The posfponcmcnt would bring 70 THIS
country Edward Ray. the present Bit
ieh Champion. - well - Harry Nardon
md George Duncan. and possibly q
number Of French professionals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
ORANGE AND BLUE
MAKES BIG SCORE
Record of Points Is Reached in
Game With Hampden-
Sidney's Quint.

Charlottesville. Va, January e.
BY defrauding Randolph NJ aeon Col
lege tonight IS to II. Virginia s basket
ball team incidentally eQuaied the
largest score ever made on the moor
of the Fayerweather Gymnasium fhe
men exhibited a decided reversal OF
form after their poor showing against
Ham pden- Sidney last night, displaying
real basketball calibre.
The visitors presented a fast, Well
drilled quint and played well during
the initial half, holding the locals to
twenty-one points and scoring nve-
The Orange and Blue opened the sec
ond period with whirlwlnd ATTACK
which fairly swept the Methodists on
all angles. Virginia's systematic team
play in this half proving the pleasing
feature of the contest
Sticklcy and Gill. forwards: were
ever ninlble in advancing the pan IN
the direction of the nets, and their
fellow guards, Churchman and camp
bell, backed them up beautifully GIN
work was especially brilliant, hve Soals
being tossed by. the tall manager
ginia Christian College, also scored
ten points He was in the thick of the
fray at all times. Rixey, at centre, was
the handspring of many bits OF dttack
which the Methodists could not FOL
low with essential force-He was lar
from his usual form in the opening
period but gave a clever exnipition
at the start of the second haif, cagiils
the ball FIVE times in rapid succession.
Campbell covered wide territory
and was credited with ten points
The only goal made by Randoiphss
Macon in the first twenty minutes OF
Saeopd paQe1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
A. B. C. JOURNEYS
BOWLING Event.
Toledo Will House Contestants,
and More Than 500 Five
Man Teams Expected.

Toledo. Ohio, January fs.-scsrcely
a day passes now on which Lawrence
CazzoIo. the secretary of the Toledo
Bowling Tournament Company. 10 rot
in the receipt of mail from various por-
lions of the country asking for special
dates for bowling entries in the big
American Bowling Congress Tourna-
roent. 10 be held at the Toledo Terminal
Auditorium commencing February Y
and lasting until March H.
Thus far Columbus has applied for
March :. promising 20 send from
twenty to thirty teams here. Louisville
has also made application for date in
the tourney for a similar number of
entries. as have Des Moines, South Bsnd
and other cities of lesser size
One rule that viii be az strineenty
adhered TO this season as heretofore
IL that each bowler entering the tour
nev must be a member OF a team be-
longing to the city association from
which ne enters. Should there DC no
city association IN that town, srraneco
mcnss for entering the pale OF the -
y. c. can be made with secretary Lang
trv At Milwaukee. Wis. or Toledo. Ohio,
after February 10.
,hc Toledo Bowling Tournament Com
ns-- NTH a capital stock OF 500.
whlchsis all paid I'D. a contract has
beon signed with the Brunswicke- Bake
Coilandcr Company for 70 up-to-the-
minute alleys.
AZ in past seasons. thelocai tourna-
ment company viii present solid gold
msdals TO the winners IN cecn event.
with solid gold diamond studded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
INTEREST GROWS
ACROSS OCEAN
Athletic Fever Increases, and
Commissioner Sullivan Is
Flooded With Inquiries.

New York, January 1s--James Z.
Sullivan. United States commissioner
to the Olympic games held at Stock
holm last summer, states that the ath-
letic fever continues unabated abroad.
There is hardly a foreign mai which
does not bring me letters and printed
matter telling of work IN preparation
for the Berlin meet in 1916 said Mr..
Sullivan. Everywhere there are signs
which indicate the United States team
will meet really formidable opponents
at the next Olympic games. For in
stance. France has decided TO establish
a college of athletics, which Will be for
the training of French athletes for 1916
According to my adviccs. Marquis dc
PoIignac Is responsible for the move
ment. which I expect will go far toward
developing the French youth for the
Berlin contests The training vii. begin
next Aprii All official and amateur
champions of France, 80 wcll as those
" no are able TO pass the difficult tests
of the college. VII be eligible for a
course OF flee training at the expense
of the marquis
France. however. Is not the only
European country that - active along
these lines have just received two
applications from other nations who
desire me to name American trainers
for their teams as soon IS possible.
The Swedish Olympic authorities have
asked for a government grant OF IS yooo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
A. I'm. HOPESFOR
WINNING TEAM
Baseball Practice Begun, and
Sixty Answer Call of Cap
tain Farmer.

West Raleigh. n. C., January IS
To-day Captain Farmer. of the A. Il
NJ. baseball team, issued first call for
for the 1913 squad, in order
tn get A line on the new material, which
will make up a large part OF the team
a. che majority of last years varsity
are not back this year There are
only four old men back, these being
Cantain Farmer. centre field. Page.
frst base. Patton, second base, and
Jaynes. pitcher
About sixty men reported. and
while IL is impossible TO tell at this time
vhat the majority have in them, there
Is some GOOD material among them,
and the present prospects are that the
Rcd and White will be represented by
one of the fastest teams that has been
seen here IN years
The only apparent weak point in
the team will be in the pitching staf,
and there are about a dozen new men
irving for This position. from among
whom the coaches should be able 20
select a good pithing stan- The men
Who arc trying for this position arc
Bass. Young, kincaid. Wharton. Hudg-
ins Russell. Foster and McDcarmsn-
rayais. of last years varsity. should
nrove a good man in the box this year,
and Lewis. who did such good work in
ri he box for the scrubs last year. should
$4,000 -. co~~-A pace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Constitution and Adopted for Richmond A. Az
ADOPTS
CONSTITUTION AND
BY-LAWSFOR r. A. A.F.
After Explanation by DR.. Burdick, Federation De-
cides to Affiliate With Amateur Athletic Union.
General Meeting Friday Night to Hear
and Act Upon Report.

Explaining detail relation of the Amateur Athletic Union
10 such that recently organized here Dr. William Bur
dick Of the registration committee OF the Middle Atlantic
moee amounted to consider the advabity aiang with
that body thoroughly convinced all that the A. A u was
as its end development and boys and girls along
physiological lines that the subcommittee voted unanimously
Aside from solving the vexaos problem A. A. u affiliations
meeting the Blue Room of the Central Y M G. yesterday
afternoon The constitution and bylaws were adopted n Many R
dick nestmabe help the having the work charge
Dr. ma1 s M tne Of the A. was his place Lit
qubbng The business IN hand was gone at Win
s hst much sG" would Id be accomplished
Committee to Name OFFICERS.
The work naming officers for the entrusted to
committee Of Mer Reard Of the y M & a T1yem
This committee will meet Monday to name slate Alter the eon;s
and bylaws had been decided s
ton interested the physical development OF boys and
Of McC Catholic Union between Eighth and Ninth
The work s w or 'h and while at
there differences Of opinion the debate had emo
problem reached amicabe conclusion Dr. Burdk
stated the viewpoint Of the u OF the many poi points
required register when meets eontr a with meets
the points at issue in the original of aiation with
He told length Of the work accomplished by the Pub
lar upon the welfare feature Of the work Of how boys
and the r' so Individual S1Haz existence
It will be actually sport for sports will be taught
themselves
Itself aside from anv hope of financing the fed
Grafton worked by the executive committee under plan
which will not the Individual organizations careful
reading of bylaws of the federation will show
lust exactly character of work be accomplished Zach club
made directly responsible tor its
members and must in turn the federation
The Athletic Federation fairly launchedi
and launched with every prospect the Starting
with organizations represented is believed
that within very short will be ebled Giving
aim affiliated bodies interest and interest
means attracting support those who not be
members of the federation scope the work outlined
broad and comprehensive Richmond bound benefit There
has been eharey camp physical Development but the OF
o has its place has arisen desire TO do
thing something toward enlghteng all regarding the
necessity for building clean and strong and women.
To Hold Glasses.
be educational i'll the reaest OF the
word Realizing number of boys and girls attached to
would themselves of the benefits from
the fedora ton and also realizing will who will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
CLOSE CONTRACT
FOR DECORATING
Richmond's Auto Show Will Be
Different, and Everybody's
Going, Too.

At the meeting of the Automobile Dealers.
Show Association held yesterday at the mead
quarters OF the Richmond Automobile Club.
IN the Jefferson Hotel. Chairman b. A Bien-
ner of the show committee. reported that the
work Of the committee was practically COM
pleted.
AN but the details. said Mr. Blenner.
and judging from the details that he emuner-
ated the members OF the committee are
likely to be busy up to the afternoon OF the
opening day. February IL, and then some
The principal thing that remains. de-
cIared Mr.. Bienner. is the decoration We
have closed a contract with Edwin n Seide-
vitz Of Baltimore. Atlantic City and Ne"
York, and we expect to have the greatest
d. pIsy ever seen IN Richmond Mr. seide-
witz has many original ideas on decorations
Most of them consist OF bunting and Tags
and flags and bunting. and few more liags
and some more bunting This Is going 10 pe
a somewhat different kind OF show All
shows are supposed to be alike. but when the
people take a peep at our automobile snow
they are going to say that 1t Is certainly
different TO anything they expected
"Everybody's going Don't forges tnat-
Everybody who is anybody is going to the
show and don't forget it,
Nobody at the meeting seemed hkeiy To-
for Mr. Blenner appeared to be thoroughly
in earnest. So did Manager T. b. Hutchi-
son. who supplemented Mr.. Blenners re-
marks
Chairman Robert B. Airport. OF the pub
Lefty committee. had a few words TO say
Let me tell you something. said MI
Airport. 1t has taken New York thirteen
years TO wake up to the fact that they have
an automobile show in that big village For
ten OF those years the show went along. and
although many heard rumor5 about II, they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Wins
ATBASkETBALl

Charlottesville. Va. January H.-Piayine
a, the floor - the armory here this efter-
1871 uon = wcli-playcd game from tho
Hsmpdrr- sidney College five b The decisive
score % a. 80 -.
The team play and accurate passing OF the
49, - 100 much for their older and heavier
orpo1cnts
me chief fozfurc~ ~erc the clever defensive
-rorl Of fhe jefferson i've anG the brilliant
shooting q their forwards. sinclair and Boil
Referee. Csptsfa Cbgrchmsn. Of Virginia
urnpsre. Mr.. Campbell. OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
PENSACOLA
TWO BALL CLUBS

Pensacola. Fla. January B-Ar-
rangcmcnts have been completed for
the Cleveland Americans and the To-
lcdo American Association teams to do
their spring training in this city The
advance squad OF twenty-five men Of
~ cl~vclands headed by Joe Birminr-
nam will arrive February 2, and = week
later the second dctschmcut OF four
teen players VIII come. ne oico 2
cfnb viii follow a week later. The park
i~as~d By President Somcrs " now be-
ing put IN condition for playing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
TRACK MEN TRIED
OUT Al. VIRGINIA
Several Show Form, Though
Many Are Kept In Through
Injuries.

Charlottesville. Va. January Is
Tho initial trv-Out of the season Tor
Virciniass track and field squad was
held this afternoon on the board track
hack OF Madison Hall The events
vrere not well filed. however. az mum
Der Of the men arc IN poor conditi9n.
The time made was not gwen out py
The ffty-yard hurdles was won BY
Hugh Bcnef. formerly OF Woodbcrry
Forest and a promising candidate Tor
N. football team the past season un-
iii he sustained an injury TO his rtght
arm Cornlcy. from the Episcopsi
High School. captured the nfty-y ard
dash. after a pretty race
vas any competition 20 speak OF we're
the half mile and mile he former
went to Beckett. who captured the
same event at the Georgetown meet
laet wear. The mile vas annexed b
Rum bough-
Among the freshmen who did not
ooInpctc we're Wright. who j. suTcring
f-orn a sprainedfeg: Maxson. the Texan
Tho showed up well IN the Olympic
try-outs at Chicago last summer. and
SrragtIe. who only recently dropped
out OF basketball IN order 20 devote =
entire time TO track work.
The squad viii be augmented next
week by a Quarter miicr from tho Cni-
vcrstfv Of Pennsvivauia. who - cN-
nccted 20 natrtculatc on Monday.
Track trials Will be held regularly
each Saturday afternoon unrL tnc
oncniug Of thc indoor season. Despite
ne ioes OF 50 many former stars from
one cauoo and another trainer LtNul-
- l. hopeful OF making = good snow
ing with his SQUAD TINS winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
BRISTOL TURNS
OUT REAL STAR
Nick Cullop. Portpaw, Is
Bought by Cleveland for
Tidy SIS, 200.
NOT OUT OF HIS TEENS
Three Years Ago Was Student
in King College; Now
a Find.
NOT OUT OF HIS TEENS

Bristol, Va, January fs.-The APP
paIachian League, class D. which has
the distinction of leading in point OF
supplying the demands in the major
leagues. has the honor of having brought
forth Norman A. Nick Cullop, the
wonderful young southpaw, who has
lust been sold to the Cleveland Amerl-
cans for a fabulous sum- Other assocla-
tions offered as high as So, 500 for Cullop,
and it is said that the Cleveland man
agement paid not less than $4,000 for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
COLTS MANAGER SAYS
HE WILL TAKE BATHS
ATMICHIGAN RESORT
Griffin Grows Loquacious, and Writes Again of His
Plans-Expects to Be Better Than Ever
Gossip of New Park and From Other
Cities of Circuit
By Gus Malbert.

days from Steve Griffin would be an event
under any they do almost srfe
after weeks upon golden silence when the arid waste ted
Genius u Of the weather bureau that spring would provided
ddnt nger long in the lap OF winter the occasion aoS
into season sea- a OF great e0ns anu many
o Whom even vbnernps that the Damocletan of
okeor even limiting that heculean land rag Richmond
ny ADMITS t hst he will few weeks in Mt
Michigan conditioning resort the belief that the baths VIII 90 me
eo0' '0' TIC '''' Steve Will Play Second
Referring makeup the Colt nield tor the battle OF 1913
an ne y the way the Colt exceedingly proud
aughng the midway station the same being second base
rather subtle remark that the young man who played that posi-
since his speed and accuracy we'll known with the added adj
that he had more t r v ~
noot might add that the younger in question KIND OF hates
himself" ....
but like ngs good the appetite be fed rather
Waiting on every mail to close deals The regard
The 9q 9us xsee eted sn1 p1 aiSns e
after some sandot Washington the which is very good
@ we're ewes that could see and ears would hear. We
including young man named Sacno VINO snt Dc a
Outside Of an outder pitchers besides filling other weak
places which might develop later Steve has absolutely nothing TO 90
but to report :. x.I
Richmond sometime before des of March, while the hands will
drift in short while later After ' e Sa To ysd and GIVING
about how things should have been done Later he will put the
through THU, tell them how things should not be done STILL
he Very that piece Of calico properly a inscribed with nth
the word Virginia League Champions 1873 will float from the
flagstaff yard after the over winch ABOUT d
much as be ask al this writing
Speaking that ball lot b Bradley VINO t1 SeGesa
thing that happens hopes that will be pleasing to the fans
are not putting up stadium he ad but putting
nm class club house. ana conn.,
fort of the the being looked AFTER Ihere WI"
no xp the Colored and white patrons separate
ate cling provided each The will be comfortab the
nd will be covered board large enough and placed
I can he seen from angle will be built There will be ample
provisions will be nearly big league minor
league ground be made
A Much Attention to Diamond
Tho diamond will be grass, will particular aen-
49,: Iii he tued in the methods adopted in all
the big league parks will be turtle back which will necessate
filling in of the low points ~
The turf around the bases much further than at the
old PARK making for the player to come IN on the grass
~ FL the DJay About thirds of the grandstand complete
nd he work fencing ground will be begun next week the
Contracts to have been out Some went Friday
M MIST of them Saturday Those who received contracts
(Contnu Page)
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corIlo~ FIGHTS IN PARIS.

~ee York. Jsnusry f-sohnny tonIon.
49, h,mfsnucieht Champion j. DOT going 20
49, -, f.sht Icdour the French champion.
d~-n,ss tse feet that he he's Bon Offered .
sa,ys.sss Of psp sor his end snd trznsports-
80. 80 - ru.-,nfre 81 a.er for neSsinr the
~l,r-r Of she wlIfi,ms-Csmpf tight a. Yer
non Cal and on that account - Iotenos 20
tzts this match sod pas up me f.r1s ORE.
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the youngster. and now places value
Of IS 900 upon his head.
CuIIop. now y years old. Is enjoying
his fresh fame at the home OF his
mother. at Chilhowie. Va. where he IS
Sojourning for a short while. He -
not spoiled" OF stuck up on ac-
count Of the handsome agure that has
been placed upon his head. but, natural
X a good sTnilcr. is this time wearing
one too broad and all-consuming 70
come on.
Cullop was sold TO New Orleans d.
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