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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
THE SOUTH IS SHORT.

"A drive into the country any of
these fine spring days shows thous-
ands Of acres OF small grain, a gor-
2eons and yar!eo!ored display. an
derson will produce The greatest grain
crop in her history. The selection of
the seed and the increasing know
ledge I'm the matter OF cultivation have
made ii possible to produce better crops
lind the area sowed in oats in probab-
iy twice as great as before. One rea-
son for this is-prosperity.
, In years OF depression farmers
turn to cotton, for they have known
cotton so long. Furthermore, under
our lien system loans on cotton in adj
vance could be obtained when not on
other crops.
Wheat is not yet being grown in
the quantity demanded. There have
been so many trying experiences with
wheat Yet in increasing number the
farmers are planting wheat. The ag-
ricultural colleges are teaching how
to select seed so as to prevent these
evils. When we think of the amount
OF wheat consumed in the South, what
an incentive II should be TO plant
more, 1t REQ 'ires 9O,00O,OOO bushels
Of wheat annually to supply the South.
This is more than double the amount
of wheat grown in the South. We
should invite farmers from the Cana
dian Northwest who are skilled in
growing wheat fc >yshs 10 this section
and buy our lands. II would be prof
table to them. for they could grow
two crops on the same land, following
the wheat with corn or COW peas as
a soil builder.
And our own home people should
he. encouraged to plant more wheat,
even when it is necessary to take a
risk
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from the sleep of the grave to life
of glory which fadetb not away.
The church bells chimed glad ac-
claim; the sanctity OF the church was
doubly sacred; the music had more OF
Heavens anthem in it; the beautiful
flowers, Gods choicest offerings, were
laid in bOuntiful, beautiful sacrifice
upon the altars of Him who gave them
beauteous life. The lesson was ever
new, though its theme was old.
1t was beautiful day, day which
typefied the transition from winter to
spring, from sleep to waking, from
death to life, from sin to JOY in the
consciousness OF risen Redeemer.
For ! know whom l have believed,
and am persuaded that l am able to
keep that which have committed
unto Him against that day?
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
THE SHORT HAUL

Sometime ago We discussed the To-
cal cotton market condition and ex-
pressed the hope that Senator L. D..
Smiths grading bill would put all
markets on a parity. and prevent the
North Georgia points from having any
advantage.
There is another consideration that
enters into the case-the long haul and
the short haul. We would recon-
mend to the people of Anderson that
they get good roads and shorten the
haul Otherwise Georgia will draw
cotton from this side OF the river on
account of their good roads.
j. J. Fretwell, who has been over
on the Georgia side recently, reports
the roads over there much better than
on this side. Tom J. Bolt states that
a few Years ago Georgia looked upon
Anderson as being % years ahead Of
the counties across the Savannah.
Now the Georgia people have caught
up and are getting ahead of Ander-
son. Let us build more roads and
better roads and bring mora trade 10
Anderson
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DoS'r LETslT RUN DoWN

One of the best pieces of road way
in the country was the Williamson
hi5hway. This was built nearly three
yea,ls ago and should ne an asset Of
9"ss = ;S57aHty. but we are informed that
there are numerous bad places in the
road.
Mayor Vance Cooley and President
Duckworth of the Williamson charn-
ber Of Commerce, who examined the
road Saturday. declare that with Just
q little work Il aan be made as good
as It ever was. The split log drag at.
ters an April shower is a good tonic
for the roads. rs
% Don't 2, st this one run down, Super,
visor King,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
FoUR. MONTHS OLD

On the 18th OF January this paper
began its morning edition. Yesterday.
made four months TO the day. The
establishing and development of this
pepper IwIlnln that time has been re-
maTkable. and the reception accorded
the paper has been very gratifying
to the owners and to the manage
ment.
2 1t does seem quite feather II the
cap of city the size of Anderson 10
have q paper taking the complete dis.
patches OF the Associated Press. es-
peclaliy In a territory that has been
so cut up BY other morning papers
from Atlanta to New york. Il
These four months have been very
trying on the nlehSssho make he ps-
per for there were many things To be.
learned, but we now; feel that the pa-
per Srnnning smoothly and that the.
things that we have learned are for
The good ofgthe patrons. and we PRO.
pose to make this a better paper each
day, The paper has a force OF cana.
Bile printers and other workmen who
have been added to the citizenship OF
the community, some bringing their
families. $50
The business manager's illness from
Q severe atfack os naeame,.ss has In
Psssit5tt1u fiiiIi fUr JlwliiP, onI he is
a. ~ = - y i =
back IN harness and IN a short time
WIN have recovered his strength. He
has made many friends in Anderson,
and they are pleased 70 see him back
on the Job.
We propose to add new features
f.orn time TO times to give as much
.ssportsH and otner interesting news
as posaible. and we have the promise
OF q number of special articles. VIVA,
we earnestly desire is more OF the M
tereatins reading that comes from our
friends N the country.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
: A ABEAuTIPULsDAY

II was loval,, f,iav yT,ba ~.
f,c,ion ,sas ,has rs.,s. ~. ptsS e
freary m, !, -, ,a.. ~ ~. oe :
whole wor,a wa ~, ',.,'. ;,,., y
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
D GOOD .sELEIC!7TIolN,I. Il.

Francis II. Weston, United states
district attorney, has begun well by
naming senator 3. We Crouch Of Sa-
iada. his assistant Senator Crouch is
=. 2 = = iaitn anu good lawyer.
'the State Senate has lost two good
men In Senators gvaasan and Gro;;s..3
TTaiiie siiis paper dia not particular
y favor Senator Weston as an appli-
cant.5yet We wish to express the belief
that as district attorney he VIII make
ssplendid record: He is capable
lawyer and q man OF yigor and force.
His first move shows that ne Will sur
round himself with good men.
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of.the democratic floor leader Mr.. I'M
derwood. 1t is also suppof fted by the
non. s.s,isa Ghamp I'm clark speaker Of the
ays,,, -, Tue tolis
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so1ne Of he oyeFzesi inns n,,s i. ;s
the repeal that tlie s toils syeil,,y,t in,,
plank was caTaiessIy fsS IN. -,
thu nIatferIn l,es .,,ss,d doS,.sa ~,
! the lipht ~ 4he fs.t.s 5T,i,o - 49,
Was f1IIty s;s,ssI ~,
miftee AZ fhe MA tf,,r,,,
BaitinSora az tEis ,.,ss ,co,,,s N a.
Hon EiIliath ,Ssa,, =,
fshairman. gndFf am m F6,T,tfl maj II Z
credit of placif1g tSiE pIs AZ ~ 81
platform was due to Mr.. Bryan
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Washington, d. c. April 14tll, Forecast
South Saroljna, Unsettled Tuesday,
prt ABLY showers south portion. We'd
neaday fair.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
FINLEY EXPLAINS
STAND STAND o.! TOLLS TOOILLLS
WHY HE OPPOSES WILSON
ON EXEMPTION REPEAL
SAYS IT'S PLEDGE
Declares That In Voting Against
Sims Bill He Is But Following
Principles of Platform

ing interest 40 Iba ruos,ion ~ AZ, -.
neal of canal totIa ond aror,, W ,,,ord rHe Ia Ia
ON the snh;ect bv ~ e'1af at;oo, WI sanu
makers nj the cc.,n,. :. nnnon,., n, "a"
Todav's Congressinno, paeerd on
tained the sneset, "f ponroa. Son-
Finley of so,;tL Garoi,,,a ~, t,aia
iect mada 1,ht,a tto ,,,,,.nr on ...o -". Suo
der diecussioI, a., tbo h"noa I uh. IN
sneecb M Eynia,, s, % 80, !, .ie
IN :, t,ort, I,,o;s l sot Ioa Vi ms Eie~s -
IT .,'S ~ ii !. Niilf1tihei anu names II
pan pa.I iee Nss ~ m,, hsahus ,owarus wa me re-
1,ota, iii, ~ ~ anu MI nassuale
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eoidI A. ,nt Sr,|.e stie n'u'o' -'li' hiey
arba Prasiao. 49, o,.o, a.
gross - resa...a ,.u t.hs asMeu .he con.
"a 1aIo avenS.,, % Amo.,oo VI Ausus' ns
,yisa ,;a,.aIt go, 80, 80. '.ah ts Ivsss
Pana,,,., W. em - paS n,,oa ntea' " so.s az
tba naiicv 90 this $50. naMuu ~ ds,srse s,'s
.as,arS,, a. (, s..ais t,'4 ~, nv. onLS 90
;ts Iang-ast go |, hitaI,s;5 ~ uoIda d,s' ni us
,,o e,ra;,s,, is..as,su,a poi'oy III, " iomins
Ia.;-s,.5S 70 "a. s.t.s, 80 nn. 1lio ,eeu
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nraIS -, - n.nsaSs saS III. ,ionnt nIs 10
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l ~ ,.s, - tt, stttu, me ony aEsu-
nS,,aaate = s,sslSe aurancea py ti,e
that the r,!s.,ss, " hne tepeM l" neasuLe ~
.tIis -an.,a.. ~ .a.s,1as lias Ieuesta ~, ~.
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tn yoi, nIon 3 ar aTysnd ,yl,;cb osn La
Vert hrfaf,g rsYsorr,od hut 7 hsss t,,ot
Won yviii MI yosaanra ;ts ~ SSes,a,,t.s .a ..,
bv the nnmber ~ sentancas 1 4, ,,,1,,oh .J
II state n M cnYnnonnicst;or ~ : bana
Addressed tn ne cor. gress carr;ed win
Il ErayeT or mo moye Iarsreachine res ,n,niil
s.tjans - - i ,ntaras, ga[reaeein 81 ~ p,-
try ana cor,S ,tn,,S ~ .na,.it 49,,
matter With rsgard In y,bich orr,
charged in = necuIiar dogrss ~, tha
eonatitmtion ;tseig s WITH tsars.,,aI , ne
snnngihiiitv
,ssJ I1ave cn,,,e. II, ae,, ye., ~. 4te -
neal of tbat os the o. No mo
canal net nf "a 100 SvI,iS.h -,
u, y, a
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eonei,lsraI ,,4 Il IN
4 "
nnmi n,lisy tram, ,,;,,, -,
and is. moreover, III plain contrayen-
|tlan Of the treaty with Great Britain
concerning the eanaIieonciudel on No
yember rs, 19If. But i have moi come
toS lilrtyss ,nor iH,n,i N ,,iny,,e
81 have come toSstate3 tosyou a fact and
d situation. Whatever may be oIr;
f,yy. .ifereneaa .f nrlis,inr, s,.,.
tbs Tn;.ch=;ieS;sts;i s.Es;;,rs, .la ,nea:
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~ 20 = WIS 9, CIEEs
~ EtFsE w =
= qleHulns FOR both pis ana 81
beEs1l particgirriy d, the oacrI6 8f
this country ;s!s 81
0nr sonalsytAS 3saaeiS nahei 81 sais
benefit ssltl ba Islst.. s d the al izlti 81
seeAsng q 1gl lil the alyA1 49,
Qsillt al lolr of aethaf ftA
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

A large circulation than any other
newspaper In this Congressional Dis
tFict
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

There is quite a similarity between
the spartanburg Music Festival and
the Ssariaus State horse shows. AT
one. neaple claim to know every thing
about lapsic when they eonid hardly.
carr q tune ii 4 1ShAai, ,,a ,..... Z.
at the other those who tion,t know The
dilnerenes between q mule and a steer
VIII freely comment upon the fIns
points Of the steeds exhibited.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Clean-up Week should be given an
encore.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Every time we 10 through Spartan
burg, we give thanks that there Ia
each q good town as Anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

With chautaudua week This month,
the Confederate reunion in Kay, tho
Ellts' consentso In June and thc Press
Asseeiatlslil in July, Andersen people.
VIII have i Few things to aook forwaFdi
TO. y II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Menber or the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphic
Service
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

s.'ssse Governor Of Oklahoma is try
titiE 10 stop the haffs rseea. But al
Jennings is also running aeme
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

-ais s1SitS sbaLSASputDsstl 10S sutn nt.D
dock II the afieerR aboard are kept
dry.
Governor Isieasea opening speeclI
\ yyne inaln arnissh .
paign.
Lent y oysS, but that is no reason
why reople should not keep on being
snoi
Prediction for d rainy E,aster Was
sgroag, and there was genuine pa
rade of iinerys
Zee men could not sit on d jury,
a'idge ssys Ia his charge on the facts.
sgTeigh them we'll. .Sg s. ss
The homeiile church Is stated W
some one to ne the Kind where .'ieyi
are alwAys asking for money.
be FenG sun Francjsco's famous
gfaffnr In 2sanizine. -.
body seems to be getting them
s.s's.sn Governor Of Oklahoma Is try
fnE 10 stop the iiafse rls ees. But al,
JENNINGS Is also running aeme,
Every tine we 10 through Spartan
burg, We give thanks that there Ia
such good town as Anderson. xs
'possuu hunters, club has adjourn
cd sine die, and all day aingings are ON
the hoerds Tor the summer months.
4At the s,last Writing, I, Harold Book
er's baby. didn't look very much like
his 1iastls. ftEr. = iSisls ,. ..A
Clemson has pitcher named
sehachte. dives the official scorer as
well as the ppposing batsmen a lot Of
The four guhmen In New York did
not have as much pull as Lieutenant
Beaker: h,it thay pulled .a sts.s;s2f s;;e4
foo many times,
Speaker Champ clark WI address
che D.Is AS Rters In Washington, After
his speech agaiast snfrragisn,, he must
Be very careful.
~ aa3 !
.. :A-ssS. ssilaaiii "a saiu you Know, YOU
lnigltt I've it q town where yol had
1 20 resd 4 Hearst newspaper which
goes 10 snow that things are never as
Bid as taey might be;
colnmisHion form 81 government In
naerssa sFassl real i e0st. II little inere
aisl erTnapfe. fpf eaeh Of the six alder.
men IS paid for each meeting at
dea 4
elne SONS hat intereBted in agri.
tnlsp afss We would like ID en-
lsiEe 1osI saiiey and Bill Cafdner
tlhe rEet prlce ef onions ia
lll q
sbsViils miseh sxercised oseg
efepn eserln the story Is fss
71 ssEliS 2 llisK ehs =
men would
osft 81 laeir nea shey have
es il foi. fhe ass q ysafs. tsey
ai1Hhsl5 ger god story
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

"a comm fcrnn of government IN
nserasa wssla really cost little Inors
aideHnapfe. Eef eseh Of the aix alder.
men Is paid for each meeting at
idea 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Possum hunters club has adjourn-
ca sine die. and all day ainginEs are on
the hoerds for the slnlner months.
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III ~ lBIy opp0ss k0 comm IN 3
any oetsidh interfsrsnca IS ihs III.
duct 1l our dome 4 ss..s
ing 1asle With sntsfnat 6SsS,
2iofss ands eSa MT -
sseelaliy iye 81 isa ~ b { "a 4
y ~ sae B tiS sln.
t,tstea y tll . Fanas, S irsssiESS e "a
tHslnac toastEika Il
fl.sops ops o'sn
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ped ~ t'slsn faels ti sliy IS she Indian-
slEIs1E17 W ~ xIle An rlcaif navy "a now
ilnlng iilsion RalI6 cf spef
oil e;set Szars and acsordIEIE 10 khe
Secretary Of the Navy the Eiiiie stiIl
Sobn c6tlss wlieii che a nntisla afisotsaf
IT Is pro posed "a estahlss u sHiifsa at
gagioue p6rtk and strafegi points
ana special board IS Inv ting
tho sii ianes az the osase IN ii
shern With fiaN tf their BUR
csisss for Hayai supRlIes
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

The h0melike church Is stated W
some one to be- the Kind where .iiey
are alwaSs asking for money.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

An;leraon Is not my toRn--Poverty
and III Fortune.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Speaker shanp clark VIII address
7ile p. lAs Rters in Washington, Alter
his speect agaiast snfrragism, he must
Be very careful.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

~ lAt the slast Writing !. Harold Book
sr's baby didn't look very much like
hia daddy fnr u hal. ,.,.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

set us a give tIlaal5s tilat tile Green
vile Newa has anany eresltaa .ts slg
eetric Eisa With al due respect ;o
the News We are tired Sf reading
Abeas slsa biggest sign "a sppsh cars
bItna',
From : reading OF tia para graph.
column u The Columbia state. MA s.fa
soEginesd that old man Bob mue4 BE
BACK on tlse Job ssaiSi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

81 Z sss. si4aa "a asaiu you know. you
Enigltt i've itl q town where yol had
20 rsad asiIsarst newspaper which
goes TO SHOW that things are never as
nid as tAey might be;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Governor Biease,a opening speeciI
Iyre inalns aiiaissi. u .l.-saa =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

ne four suhtnen in New York did
not have as much pull as Lleatenant
lBesker: htt thay pulled ss; s:sss;zssf .sts;,e4
100 many times, {.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Lent Is oysF, but TIM. Is no reason
Why people sbouia not KEEP on being
geod
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Abe feuR sun Francjsco's famous
body seems to q sesiinr them,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Ice men could not sit on d Jury,
asidse sass IA his charge on the facts.
''sgeiEh them we'll;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

lotion for q rainy Eaeter was
Wroag, ana there was genuine pa.
rade of tinerss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

.sThef nlessage OF The l2SesIGent Is
short and ia il he YES no reason
which may be considered tangible AND
OF slificient Import ASS to o9tweiIsf. /.
the declaration OF party pl.lncibles as
enanciatAd in the piaf nm az eI2 i,y
the Democratic nat lonnF conFe1f ION
az baltimore. That . form con fms
this provision:
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#8SsbESES
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spaign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-16
DOOM SEEMS TO Be
GETTING REAL SORE
SENDS KNABE A LETTER, OFFER.
ING TO BET $4,000 HE NEVER
DICKERED WITH FEDS.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March IL
Angered beyond endurance by news
paper dispatches emanating from
Pittsburg 10 the effect that he had
diekered with the Federal league In
the past. Charles ("Red') DOOM to-
day sent Otto knahe red hot letter,
telling him what he thinks OF the
whole business.
The report that really caused
Dooin's explosion was TO the effect
that knabe had been reported TO have
said he. Docin, had offered TO bet s50e
that Mccullough had never received
any letters pertaining to the Federal
league from him, but that actual
money was offered and had backed
down.
The letter Is as follows:
Mr.. Otto knabe:
Dear Sir,---i always figured you to
ba too much on the level to pull any
thing as crooked as this. Now l will
be. yoa 81 1000 that Mccullough never
got IA letter from me, and IS, 00a you
never mentioned Mccullough. nor
even the Federal league, TO me in my
life. Take me up quick. Any stake
holders you say
Respectfully.
(Signed) CHARLES 8. DOOM"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-16
GREAT PAVLOWA
COMES TO RICHMOND.
MRS. GRONER ARRANGES TO
HAVE FAMOUS METROPOLIS
TAN STAR HERE SOON.

Richmond is finally to see Anna
Pavlowa, the divinity of the dance
Mrs Mary Pace Groner, Of this city.
has completed arrangements for Mile.
Pavlowa ana her complete company
and symphony orchestra to appear at
the Academy of Music for a performs
ance week after next The exact date
which will be either Wednesday night
April LIST. or Thursday night, April
End, will be announced shortly.
Eighty people VIII come here with
the danseuse. Most of Pavlowa's sup
porters are of the fair sex. of course.
But there are also a number or
daseurs. of She young Greek god"
type. Lavrenti Novikoff- who has
been hailed in New York and else
where as the best man dancer this
country has seen, is Pavlowa's
principal supporter.
Novikoff takes the leading mascu-
line roles In the ballots or dance
dramas, dances advertisements o.
shorter numbers and does solo work.
OF the feminine supporters, Stephina
.Plaskowieczka Is the best known.
Other famous men and girl dancers In
the company are: Miles. Butsova.
Crombova and Gashewska. and Nm.
Zaiich, Oukrainsky, Berge and Geo
chetti Theodore stier, renowned ~
a conductor in st. Petersburg, Paris.
Vienna, Berlin and other Continental
capitals, and Of course in this country.
leads the symphony orchestra
Pavlowa and Novikoff and all the
rest will give a performance at the
Academy of Music exactly as at tho
Metropolitan or Manhattan opera
houses, New York. The big company
proceeds from here to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, for return engagements.
and then goes into New York for an
ia I1pxri hn =
doubled back from her transconti-
mental tour three times this season to
appear again in New York. This
time the world-famous danseuse will
settle down for a runt to last until
English contracts call her to London.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-16
CHICAGO WHITE S0X
SHOWING BAD FORM
PLAYING OF RECRUITS HAS NOT
BEEN VERY ENCOUR-
AGING.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March Is.
There has been little announcement
in the work of the White Sox, who
compose the first squad Of California
transformers this spring, not enough
to give reasonable grounds for hope
for a better showing than was made
last season. Only hearsay evidence
Is to be had regarding the second
squad of Sox since they left Paso
Robes. and that Is not reliable.
This is not saying the South Side
rooters will not have a team which
will fnish higher. than fifth place this
year. The inroads OF the Federal
league have made no impression on
the White Sox up to date, as the de-
sertion Of Ted Easterly cannot be
said to have weakened the team per-
ceptibly.
But the OUTLAW" people have cor
rallied some fairly good players from
other teams In the American league,
and that fact may help the Comiskey
team to better position. for the
White Sox are not likely to be
weaker outfit than in 1913. while the
other American league teams--except
the Athletics-may be less strong II
they fall to all with youngsters the
gaps left by Federal inroads.