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PROPOSALA.

PROPOSALS FOR .CAsT-IRoN WATER
Pipe and Fittings Valves. Steel Rail. Aagl.
Bars. Frogs, switches. Switch stands, Steel
shapes and Plates, Steel Billets. Steel Gable
Rivets. Bolts. Boat Spikes, Turnbuckles
Nails. Steel Washers, Galvanized wire Lath.
Copper Screening, Brass Rod. Copper Bars.
Sheet Copper Sheet Brass. Bronze Bars
staples, Lead Pipe, Motor-driven Woodwork
ing Shsper, Wood Trimmers. Motor driven
Saimakers Sewing Machine. Leather Belt
ing Blotting Paper. Flour and Yellow pine
Dipper Stlcks.--Sealed proposals will be re
ceived at the office of the General Purchas-
Ing Officer, The Panama Canal. Washington.
ID. c. until 1850 n. m, July &. 1914, at
which time they will be opened In public for
furnishing the above mentioned articles
Blanks and general Information relating TO
this Circular mo. $50 may be obtained from
this ONCE or the offices OF the Assistan Mt
Purchasing Agents. "a state Street. New York
city; GA Whitney-Central 'uildins, New Or
leans. La. ana 1858 North Point Street. San
offcs' IN the following cities; Seattle.
Mne o.. Raa ptt.iSHrsh "a Boston.
cinnsti, Ohio; Chicago. III; 81 Louis, Mo /:
Detroit, Mich; Milwaukee. Wis. St Paul.
MINI. Chattanooga, Tenn; Louisville, Ky ;
Mobile, Ala, and Galveston, Tex; CONNER.
clal Club. Kansas city, Mo; Chamber OF
Commerce. quincy, Ill, and Commercial
club, Tacoma, Wash r. G. Boggs Major
Corps Of Engineers. L. 5. A, General Pur-
chasing Oficer.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


At a Special Term, Part I, of the supreme
Court of the state OF New York. held In
and for the county Of New York. al the
GSI Ggt o %sS b hs hs O. Man
~ NAY. iii. Present: fSbNH ' FeuGENEu p x
pHIIBiN. justice,eIn the Matter OF the
AAE 6iR ncoSpAS w SoTpcTatiGn for
Voluntary Dissolution.
ON reading and Ming the petition Of
majority Of The directors Of The worthing
under the laws Of this State, and having
New York and the schedule thereto '' an n,
neXed. duly verified by the petitioners on
the. i2th day of May, 1914 from which
those specified in section ITO OF the Genera
Corporation Law: and It further appearing
TO the satisfaction OF the Court from said
out assets; and on reading and Ming notice
% this application, dated the 12th day OF
May. 1914 with proof OF due service thereof.
copy OF this order on the Attorney a nerai /:
and after hearing Edmonds Putney, OF
counsel for the petitioners and ............
,,.....,,......., representing the Attorney
SOW on motion Of Putney. rwombiv &
Putney. attorneys for the petitioners. n IA
ORDERED that all persons interested in
Honorable Francis n. Pendieton. Justice. at
Special Term, Part !, q the supreme Cour,
Court House IN the Borough of Manhattan.
city OF New York, on the Tth day of July
isli. AZ 1880 o'clock In the forenoon. why
the said CORPORATION should not be dissolved
ORDERED that a copy Of this order b.
published at least once In each OF the three
'' July % IL Ns% Sorf i Ia1 s aaS
and the New York sun. newspapers pub
lishet In the County Of New YORK
Dated May 18th. 1914
Enter A Il a
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10th ST, l5l to 1863 W--Isack Richman art
Moore Simon Realty Holding Corp 4 Never
Simon, owners; Alfred Dowd, agent, con-
tractor 'slJi'Z6
l2tTH ST $40 W-Isack RichmRn aFt Moore
simon Realty Holding Corp Meyer 81
mon. owners: Alfred Dowd. cont $50
eth ST 1903 We n Dcy & Sons Co agt
Mrs Frank ouch. owner; Riley Corrl-
gan. Inc, cont :.s..,..-.,,, 49,. Sil,is
Ia SOS W--Progressive Painting n Decor
ating co sgt Vermilyea Realty GO, owner
ana conf \ EfSg, 20
SHERMAN Az, 15s-Jos TorreIrossa agt
Nermllyea Realty 60, owner, Progressive
Painting Decorating Co, cont. A.. sa2o
7TH AN, cor 2lst ~, AfNSb- s'ilberman
Schampn 60 agt Morris Weinste'p. owner
and cont; Almy q Gallatin, owner. $500
18th ST 10 E-Jos Rosenberg agt Haas
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CHAPTER VIII.
HOMESITES.

VIM A williams and ano To Alex Car
michel, SO w lad ST. juno ~, pr mtg
$4,000, yrs, sp C; address t2), white
ssTH sTf. >. 100 Yves, End av l6xioCii
Susan Blum to Marion Assets Corp,
$4,000. June Is; atty, T g Go. IN
CoLUMBus Az. :, 75.ii n io5thi st. sSs
7b--Jos Honsrt TO Henrietta Frey l55
July !, 1915, c; atty + Y MayfoTth,
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north OF lloth ST.
I4TH sT, IS $50 Bway. 2ohlooli-Leo
i, due May q. 1924. "a c, atty, Ny
,Triu, 90 100 BSaS' $4,000
MARY Fl Boyiand to Frances Frestln' Far
: yrs, p c, atty John v DoiIard, *
isT Ky, Il. to.ii ; isl,i g., ssssS,%
lsiTH ST, :sa,I ". 2 s. 80 s,h az AK
Realty CO. is Court n. Bklyn, June g.
due Nov 80, 1915, sp c; ATTY, r q GO. l5s
sis r sr, n :, 2s5 " Fort washington av
ls5x9s. ii-Frledman Construction co 20
8: due as per bond; atty N I, cS
isisT r.. : 800 v FOR, washington sy
as per bond atty, same .:..;... $4,000
1851 ST, =, $40 Fort Washington aV,
l25N99. li-same to same, June Is. duo
as per bond; atty, same. ....,,..... $50, 500
ls0TH ST re cor Audubon av l2Oxloo--
Fink, 500 West End ay, June To- due US
per bond; ATTY, T q Co, i7s Bway 10000
Bronx.
thorough of Tho Bronx
SOUTHERN BLVD. cor Barretto st
saml and Gerry Levett TO Jacob Froeh-
Itch Cabinet Works, Inc, at whitlock and
Leggett avs, Mar O. due as per notes; atty,
n Mehling, 25s Bway ,..,.-,,..,..,.N,t0 400
LOT $50 map Van Nest Pnrk-Frank Negro
June o demand 6 c; atty, E Davis
wEB aS e XIV. 'sCsc. g. sc.IlxiCtitfRoossee
HOFFMAN to Robt r seinert, SEQ ~ AIMS
av, July /. 1905 1 yr c; atty, Robt
r tSeiffert, $50 st AIMS av,..,...,. IS, 500
RIVER Az, q $, 1874 n Burnside av, az sx95.A
Rudolph Kane to Annie q Hell. 203s
Ryer av. June rs, yrs, G.; atty.
w d Cameron. l5t Nassau St.. 80. 900
SAME PROPERTY-same to same, pr mtg
$4,000, June 49, due as per bond; atty,
HOME ST, $40 n $, 25x irreg--Nicola Dauria
10 Mary l. Ga Nun, $40 Home IT, June rs
due as per bond; atty, Title a. T co,
wHtTrE PLAINs RID, W g. 27ss KossStH
av, lt5.6x3t1xl46.6--Jscob II Bauer
10 Adelaide schminke. 1871 W ASth ST.
June IL, 8 yrs, 51 p C; atty, Lawyers
r & r Co. 100 Rwsv, SIS 600
FOREST Az. cor Cedar 81, 2oxiOO--
John rreiershausen 70 Emierant Industrial
Savings Bank. 81 Chambers ~ June is,
yrs. y c; atty scanlon, 81
chambers nj .....................H ,eee
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r1": :s;y ! CO. + rs h: ~
MA6IsoN ST; 900 ssS JIss :SEn. q,
ct al to Fred N.ussss' as W iss.h =;
ck ISn1 u sr yrs COR chry.,ie St, isis
trust Co. az Broad st. June 10. yrs,
LsRrs ST. si!' Is e0 hso swa' 'ScS
Emma knabe to Jacob stern a. ano.
H "wsSS 'r ss..a ssm'Ds eCart ''y y;
sTH Hs%N sT cor Attorney ST. stS
West st, June 10, pr. mtg ,.5,Soo due
June !, 1917 sp c; atty David sobsI' az 90
AVE vP"" A. !. $50 $50 st. .,xl.OcMsx
schwartz to Ray schway. aG2 Riverside
Drive Sept ls, isi.' demand sp 6, St ny
10TH ST, sws isI,.s 30 Az .,,ssson
26i W $50 st or sO2 Bway June ~
east of Fifth sv, between Fourteenth and
BROADWAY. s' cor ia ia st, 1902 .s.s5; also
so"d' and MIA Mssls on I'm si7.Is ' Wss
sos: a. f. Es,, s~sy, sss"Maad Hammond
society, London GS%isT England; May ii, isi4;
due upon death of Fredk A Fame rpc
sttys Byrne McCutoheon. 70 Broad "a
% Az vs., 20 ais At, lSsyii,..Mosss, i
hhnn anu hno w blhncnt hlelnt
demand p c; atty. Jos Kadans., 2 260
DIST sT s. 900 list av, 25xss. 9--Moses
II Kahn to Blanche Klein, 3O2 Convent avi
June 3, prior mtge. $4,000; demand. q
p c. atty. Jos Kadane. 2T7 Bway 81, 800
sisT ST, q. 100 Sd av, 1tsx9s s-Wm II
seaich 10 Broadway say Instn Park pl;
1gns a. ap K.r Nov n sis ,StSS6
list ST, n .. 1853 Sd ay. ls.sxlO2. 3
Retreat for Ladies and for Homeless Girls
10 Isaac SOM and ano. 200 u list ST;
June Is; prior mtge. $4,000; due as per
bond; atty, G Co, l76 Bway, S. 900
list ST. 8, 12s9 Sd ay. 376sl02 p
Retreat for Ladies' and for Homeless Girls
to Emigrsnt Ind Saw Bank, 81 Chambers
O'Gorman. 81 Chambers Stu. 1000
West Side.
(West OF Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.b
ESP ST, 62 W, So 1874 9Th av 2bXss.s,
40 part, all title--Albert Lowther to
Thos Samson, at East Orange, N i, or
hs Wall st. June IL, due and int as
,7TPIH ST. 81. 5, I,o 7th av soxicoGGOODo
Fredk Geo Papa to National surety co,
|. lis Bvay June l2; TO secure bond; as 1000
Wellwyn Realty Co TO Glovsnna + Maresi
lt6 Columbia Heights, Bklyn pr mtg
s375O 900, Tune 10, due as per hond: attys,
Kellogg Il 9, 40 Rway..... .s25, 900
18TH ST, =, 2to West End av 2OxiO2a-
susan r Blum 10 Marion Assets Corp.
lS w ia ~, install p g, June ~,
pr mtg $4,000; atty q Co, 17s Broad
-7TH ST. -. las Amsterdam Az iis sic': /:
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Gets Prison Term for Jail Orgies.

From one to two years in Sing Sing
was the sentenced imposed yesterday by
Supreme Court Justice Kelby at Mineola.
L. l., upon William Clifford, who pleaded
guilty to participation IN the Nassau
county jail orgies. Neil II. Vandewater,
Clfford's attorney pleaded for clemency
for him
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Bros Tailoring Co. owner and cont. s2,fst
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Av, n W cor ls&th st--Loui.
Yavns ct al aet Albion Construction 90
SAME PROPERTY - Peter Tsvolacci agt
same, Dec 2. lslS,,,,..,.,.....,.t iT,s50
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Arrived-MoNDAY.J June is.

Arrived-MONDAY.J June is.
SIS Nlnnetonks. II 30 A. NJ, London, June &
IS California, $50 a. N, Glasgow, June a.
IS PannoniA. 1912 A. N. Lisbon. June Z.
SIS Rochsmbesu, II A. NJ, Havre, June g.
SIS Ic Coo. 5Ib a. NJ, Bordeaux, May N.
IS Hlrd. II NJ, Ssgua, June 10.
SIS Alliance, zoos a. NJ. Cristobal. June o.
SIS Coamo. 4:22 a. NJ, San Juan. June 10.
SIS Magda. = 4. NJ, Havana. June Q.
SIS Moldegaard, 4:t0 A. NJ, Sagua. June T.
IS Clothilde Cuneo, $50 A. NJ. Jamaica. June 10
So Korona, ESQ r. NJ, 81. Thomas, June ~
SIS Grayson. II J.. NJ. Porto Rico, June o.
SIS Dagland. lla5 y. NJ. Sunday, Csibanen.
June q.
SIS Port Antonio. II p. NJ Sunday. Jamaica
June O.
SIS Kelvindale, SO A. NJ. St Lucia, juno =.
SIS Menus. New Orleans, June 10
S. III Oriente, Galveston, June o.
S. Janeta, Savannah, May u.
SIS Katahdin, Georgetown. r. C.. June II.
SIS MsrenEo, Boston. June IL.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRR.
SIS Kronp-inz Wilhelm. at Cherbourg,
SIS Campahis, at Glasgow.
IS Grosser Kuffuerst. at BouloEne.
SIS Minnewaska, at London.
SIS tltona. at Gibraltar.
SIS Kroonland. at Antwerp.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS prnz Friedrich Wilhelm from Cherboure.
SIS President Lincoln. from Southampton.
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sCHNELL REALTY CO to Geo II Van
TITLE 9 q r " co to Edwin E,y $1,000
sTRANG, THOMAS ". ct al 10 n Saw,
MspowELI ALEXANDER to Louis
FOSTER WARREN ". iri,i' to Robert = \
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE. co to Augusta
MxRfNELLo, ANTONIO to Beatrice Mari,
KEssLER. NJ 4, to Gustave q = Kcss.
PoLANsKY, Jos, to Paul sochse 800. 81
JARMULOWSKY, ALBERT, ct al exrs n
MOORE, MARY r, TO Charles @ Koss trus
whsHiNGToN TRUST co or CRY n !.
trus 20 Mary Moore 90 asst .......si
FELLOWS. WILLIAM @, to Jessie + Beau.
BEAUMONT JESSIE r. to lawyers Mort.
LkWYERs MORTGAGE co to jsssi S''y :
SAME to Esther Bam6crs ct al. '' rus,
LAWYERS TITLE ms & T co to Emil
SAME TO prIcf Presbyterian church , Of The
YACHT, TiLiiE, to Isaac Marx. $4,000 $4,000
MANpELBAuM, MAURICE. 10 Columbia.
STRONG, JOHN r., to Mortsags 4
TITLE & T co to VIM iscob: $500 $500
MCMILLAN, SAM, to Hudson Trust Com,
pany '''''''''',-.,... $50, 900
Bronx.
T co to George r Montgomery
R6cKLANp REALTY co to l. $50 =
AFNow, RICHARD N, to Alfred ,s'Vy 4
SNYDER earn r to Eiiu X Doolns s'Vs 81
LuYSFER ROBERT NJ r adm, to Robert
NJ huyster '''''''''''',...., 500
sQuIER. ELiNoR W tgdn). to Chas u
e. % . , o &c. . y
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Army Building, whitehall street, New
York city. June H. lsl4,-sesled proposals
VIII be received here until 10 4. M, June
27th, 1914, for printing required during
fiscal year commencing July I. 1914 In
formation furnished upon application. 4.
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-Niek!,s. T Economu TO Yam phon Lee

-Nickitas i Economu TO Yam Phon Lee
Woodbridge, y J 10 yrs from Nav l, 1917
GREENWiCH sT, Sg5-925. ail-Fischsr
Realty 60 10 Armour a 60, 10 yrs from
May /. 1914. address ca 3s6 Greenwich
80 Az. ssi.sss all-frances Bayers TO
Louis KATE 1l5 r l26th st. 81 yrs from
July |, 1914, atty 5 lsaacson, 1883
Bway.,.,...,,,,.. .,..,......,..,.. 1900
Bronx.
DAWSON ST, Sll. store--Geo = johnson 10
Saml Levitt and Ano. SIS Fox ~, 10 yrs
from July /. atty. A Huptels Sons, S2
81 AIMS aV......,......,Sl, $500 to $500
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises "a Sun set. e. 10 - Moon r+.-, r.s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k $50 Gov. Island. asa Hell Gate. .AO4
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandyH'k 500 Gov. Island .s:s5 He'll Gate. 1925
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WASHINGTON. June l5.--The. army
orders were Issued to-day;
Major u. }. Hirsch, Sixteenth Infantry,
20 Preside Of san Francisco, relieving
Major q. ID, Guyer, Quartermaster chief.
Capt. w. II. curry, Third Infantry to an
vacancy In ouartermaster Department
These navy orders were issued
Lieut.. l.. Miner, from the Ohio To the
Alabama.
Lieut.. r. y. Eklund, from receiving ship
Boston to the Rhode Island.
Lieut.. A. station, from the South Caro-
Ina to- Office Of Judge Advocate General
Navy Department.
Lieut.. 4 s Kibbee, from Norfolk yard to
the New Jersey.
Lieut.. F. J, willie, from tn. Denver 70
home for orders
Lieut.. p, e. .speicher from tho Rhod.
Island TO receiving ship at Boston
Ensign C. V, johnson, from the Connect
cut to the Ozark,
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. n Near,
from navy training station, st. Helenal Va
To receiving ship NJ Norfolk
list.
Chaplain j. J. Brady. 10 the Maine
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AGENTS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. state agents TO
handle new patented article for domestic
use. goes into every household; sells on
sight; good contracts to live wire agents
Address MORGAN a ROGERS, si7 LaPlante
Bldg, Nincennes Ind.
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MORTGAGES.
.'.' nam" and address NJ lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
ur.rr south ~ Fourteenth ST.
'"N| ST, l0l. u x. san " Washington
J-StmI T. Hunter to Robert A
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tV.~ anne and address o. owner snd
..,,..-, n attorneys name is omitted ad.
go th-.y Of second partD
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. southern New
England and New Jersey. generally falls
to-day and Tomorrow moderate northwest
10 north wtDds.
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Manhattan Island. north OF Iioth ST.
~ ~. -l'N. H. 1911 n lllth st, 25x75---
NIros Marinello to Lucy NJ Canazzi
HuFao. y y. June ?; address tel, Ass
,,,,qIti $50 'up,..,,.'' .,oo,v;,;oin 100
Cras OTIS 70 Leo Schloss 100 W ilgth ct
mig $40 900, all liens. June v. atty. y Y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
BY NEB srwnA


Unable to complete arrangements
this week, the league game was post
poned and many followers of Clean
sport journeyed to the fats and wit
messed q notable conflict between the
ancient rivals.
All the old boys were in harness and
Pitcher skinny" Clarke. the recruit.
again showed his ability to fan the
heavy hitters. The scoring was done
in the eighth when Wog singled. stole
second. third and beat q slow ball
home.
Fischer was robbed Of four home
runs by sensational fielding OF NORTH
w Amsted. The Supremes started a
great rally at the last half OF the
ninth. After two down. Clarke walk L
ed three men and Pinkie drove the
pill over the railroad tracks into the
creek. but Walker grabbed the ball in
one hand and the game came to a
close.
All are looking forward to the re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
'ARMv-NAvY GAME
MAY Be STAGED
IN PHILADELPHIA
SAILORS FAVOR QUAKER CITY
FOR NO GAME AT
ALL

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
Army and Navy football game next
fall will be played in this city or not
Mt all. That Is the attitude assum-
ed by high Naval academy officials
in the matter of deciding upon .
place for waging the annual battle
| between the teams of the Annapolis
and West Point academies, according
t. Il. j. Barlet chairman OF the bus
mess mems COMMITTED
And If the game is played It win
be played at Shibe park That much
is settled. and 1t Is now Up to the
Navy and Army men to get togstaer
AID come to terms,
AS the University of Pennsylva-
mia authorities have not taken the
initiative in trying to secure the big
football game for this city, the busl-
ness mems committee has been very
busy In efforts TO bring the game
here again next fall.
When the Navy committee met tho
committee from West Point Monday
night at New York they were well
fortified with tust what Philadelphia
had to offer. They were we'll satisfied
with conditions and terms, and have
now taken the same attitude as did
West Point last year when the Army
said IL would be New York or no
where
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
BIC DEMAND FOR
HIGH GRADE CARS

AS rejecting an increasing demand
for high grade vehicles it is an
nounced that the total Packard sales
during March, including both mo-
tor carriages and trucks. were great
er than any other corresponding
month since the Packard Motor Car
company started in business.
The sales of motor carriages were
SO per cent greater than any other
March In the history OF the company.
while the record for truck sales sur
passes that OF any other month in
the fiscal year. more than three-quar-
ters OF a million dollars having been
invested in Packard motor trucks
by business men.
The demand for Packard 1855"
and "4-48's' was divided In a ratio
corresponding to the rate of produc-
ton Of the two sizes Of motor car
riages. The sales thus far indicate
that both cars will be sold out in the
early summer Already three-fourths
OF all Packard cars available for the
current year have been disposed OF to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
BOWLING TOURNEY
ENDS THIS WEEK

After two successful weeks. the
Richmond bowling tournament will
come to an end Thursday night. To-
morrow IS Petersburg day and a
large number of pin spillers from
the Cookade city are expected to
compete in the matches. Following
is the schedule for the week:
Monday, April 9Th.
petersburg Day.)
Glass r doubles: p. M.--FItz.
Wake. Burgess. j.: Talmage. 1910
+. M.-Burgess, c.; Dawson; Fiers,
Corners.
Ciass n singles: $40 p. M.--F1tz.
Wake 8:45 i. M.--Talmage, Bur-
CESS T. 9:20 p. M--Burgess, G. !;
Dawson $50 p. M.-F1era Con
ners
Tuesday, April 7th.
Class b singles: 9 p. M.-Overrnan
Barfew. o:35 p. M.-Sutterlin, Bell.
1910 p. M,--Anderson. Deasy. 1o;45
p. M.-Willians. b.; Beardsiey.
wednesday, April Sth.f
Class r singles: . p. M.--Houchins
Pitts. 9:35 2. M--Farer. Phippa
1910 p. M--Scott. Miltz- 10:45 p.
M.--Bickers, Troutner.
Thursday, April 9th.
CisGs A singles: r. M.--F,1Its.
$50 p. M.-Blair. sos p. M
Rowsey. Mcfarland. 9;35 P. M.
Roy, Smith. 1905 p. M.--WhItman,
Alright 1895 P. M.--Wade, Davis
11:o5 P. M.-Miller. Cosby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
SPIDERS To PLAY
SEMINARY MONDAY
COILEGIANS WILL MEET RICH.
MO~D COLTS NEXT
THURSDAY.

The last series of games by Rich
mond college before tho opening OF
the Eastern Inter-oollegtate Baseball
league will begin tomorrow after
Moon. when the Spiders meet the
Union Theological seminary outfit
because of the fact that Richmond
plays at Broad street park It Is very
probable that the game will be stag-
ed on the Richmond college campus
Next Thursday afternoon the Spi-
ders will play the Richmond Colts
while a game Friday Is very probable
Manager CGlbert la at present ar
ranging one for that date. Monday
April goth, which is two days before
Richmond college plays the frs
championship game, the Spiders vii
meet Trinity college here
Although the collegians failed tt
win the majority of the games or
the special trip Coach Dobson say,
that his men looked good beside tht
larger college mines and that he ex
poets TO see them make q formidable
showing In the league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
LOCAL CADETS
WA[L0P M'G|LL
ny .IOE WEST.

I.ambasting the sphere TO ali COR
ners of Byrd Park and running bases
like ten-second men. the Benedictine
college cadets defeated McGiu Catho-
lie union team yesterday by the
heaped-up score of 20 to S.
Before the game every one thought
the class A leaguers would easily win.
but nineteen hits, of which wero a
home run, a three base hit and tno
doubles. and superb base run2ing,
caused the Federation leaguers to
bow down to n grueling defeat
Long Tom Overnan. the Cadets
star pitcher, raped out a home run
in the second that iivened things up
a bit, but other than that the game
WAS uneyenful.
The absence of Pollard and Scott.
the Cadets shortstop and initial sack =
err, broke up the inheld combination
somewhat. but West and Hoen flled
in. Streat. the fast right rieldor of
the Cadets, got five hits out of SIX
trips to the plate.
fTba
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
OPENS TOMORROW
DIRECTOR JONES is ASTTCTpAT-
ING 4 SUCCESSFUL
SEASON.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
Will mark the opening of the three
leagues comprising teams represent
Ing the grammar schools of Rich
mand The schedules provide for two
a mes a week In each league.
Director Jones says that he ex-
aeefs the leagues this year to prove
"a greater success than ever before
because Of the fact that another
fs-sgUe has been organized, making q
I. sAtAl ~ three IN the city. Following
iare the schedules for the openinf
Iwask
y Eastern day. Fair
slount rs Bellevue. at C. c. A field
uesday. Chin bora1o VIZ Springfield
u g @ A field.
- Central Ieague--Monday. Madison
vs Randolph. at St Andrews field
Tuesday Arents vs.. Nicholson, at st
n Andrews field.
Western Le&g ue-Monday. Fox vs.
Ts~whatan. al Byrd park; Tuesday
Gary vs. Buffner. at Byrd park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
NATL vARNIsH NOT IN STYLE
Berlin Paper Urges Use OF DUH Polish
for Finger Tips

BERLIN. April 4----From time to
time the German papers publish ar
ticles on mems wear and deport-
ment that strike the English or
American readers as somewhat Gu
riouA
A Berlin weekly paper which re-
CARDS Il as it's highest mission to en-
tighten It's readers on all matters OF
taste replies to a question from a
reader thtrsting for knowledge that
II Is not "shick" German word for
"chic'') for a gentleman to rarniFh
his finger nails. 1t is TO be recon-
mended that he give them q dull
polish. TT IN only when he has
DULY polished nails that human be-
ing begins to exist" says this au-
thor!ty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
LANES a. GILMORE.

customers
The Packard Motor Car company
of Boston wired for one hundred
"2 2s.s,,. In addition to dts large
regular allotment. An answering
wire from Vice President and Gen.
eral Manager McCauley stated that
only one-third Of the number request
ed could be supplied.
According to the statement OF H.
III. Hills, sales manager, there will
not be a Packard car for delivery to
customers during the months Of July
and August.
The orders for trucks represent no
less than forty-two different lines OF
business All but very small per-
centage OF these orders are for Inn
mediate delivery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
Cigarette Coupons
May Be Abolished

WASHINGTON, April 3.--The ways
and means committee OF the house
today oonsi dered measures which will
hereafter prevent the use OF coupons
pictures or any other prize devices in
packages OF cigarettes placed unon
the market for sale. For long time
there has been a strong demand for
the abolition OF such a practice, and
II is quite probable that law TO pre-
vent anything but cigarettes going
Into such packages will be passed in
the near future Tobacco manufac-
tslrers arc deeply Interested IN the out
come.