davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
GOVERNMENT PROBING
 SHIP REGISTRY CHANG

Chicago, Dec. 8O-Details Of the transfer from German to American registry of the Hamburg American steamship Daiera, inteFIed at Port Arthur, Tex, at the outbreak Of tha European war ars desired by the gov Iernment, according to word received by federal officials here from Washing ton.
 pIicatton for transfer were executed on December 19 in Chicago before Limited States Commissions Lewis F. Mason. The department Of justice at fwashington instructed F. G. clabaugh, chief of the local bureau, to conduct the Investigation
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
Cbe Dm. Read e Established z85Z

As has been announced there is extended to all patrons two days period Wednesday and Thursday be- fore New Years Day; during which time selections may be made from the Furniture Galleries of such pieces
 be desired These pieces will be charged and sent to customers after the sale opens January second. lesurey inspection of the large stock without the hurry and confusion of the opening days of great sale will doubt be appreciated by the majority persons who have not quite decided as to what they will select
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
When We Say RubberS We Mean

the dependable kind, the kind to give hard service and long wear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
AUSTRIAN WAR LAMENT.

Note. The following poem from London Opinion will allow you to wrestIe with some of the fearful and wonderful names that the war has put On the map Editors
 We Austrians can not stand the driz- The Russian hordes are in the track Our noble men who flee to Kralorn. s At At any moment, at olEuszi 4 4. PIllIea Rn535sri3o more 5sR9sssa are -
 And yet another million have Consumed all food at Yaroslaff. .Ahl ev'rything they cIeared-as well The Iarders Of. Jaazarokszcellaa. Then down they poured. like molten On rural. innocent sucaawai epraa s,5a De 1 t9e ;, forsign zsseals. greasy. Steel motor earaten guns in each Are rolling toward Die1iczka. How truly awful will it be
 If cossacks nnangle us at stryjs No one may even dare to guess of The patriots who fell at Rzeszow! Of Gzechs, 'tis said. they've buried a Battalion at Csikszereda.
 As at the banquet at Be1shazzar, The finger writes at Niiregyhaza So. ere. the sky with dawn grows
 streagy
 Let's fly to dear old zaIeszczyki.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
 HOLDING CONVENTION

Chicago. Dec. s0-Librarians of the nation were advised to urge their pa irons to subscribe directly for news papers instead of depending upon H- brary copies for their reading, in an address by pr. Frank F. HiH, of Brooklyn, before the convention or the Library Association which opened here today
 Three. hundred of the chief ubraF- ians of the country are attending tlie meeting. H. c. We1lman, of Spring field, Mass, is president of the asso- citation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
ONE YEAR OF TIE COMPENSATION LAW.

ONE YEAR OF THE COMPENSATION LAW. ~HE FIRST ANNUAL report the compensation com missoners ready for the press When taken in pon the subject some important gleaned respect the operation the compensation law which JaE9s s1 nexts will have been in force one year.
 gloomy foEebodngs experieneed those unfamlar
 such slatien have not been realzed lhe law mas qfked with singular freedom from con It's Provlslons have been executed without The only ambiguity that with respect to the provision relating to en ploKers of less than five persons
 commission recommends thathe statute be clarified general the specific exemption of such apply to casual employees and out
 thus giving effect to the original purpose o the stat
 There have been 1so4 accidents the than sixth of these have been serious enough require compensation
 of accidents made the object of s6s of which s44A settled by and the employer while 121 occasion for hearings and avagd of judgment pable the workers because contains to 1aee earned The present proportion n fifty cent of the of the injured The workers believe that the proportion should pc 00 2s Discussion phase may omitted because the hg
 When these figures are available 1t will probably be Farne believe will certainly the cost of insurance is inordinately high
 This va oondtien of the best friends of the law sought by providing managed have provided cost plus
 These matters which may taken crete figures, and more experience, available.
 Indicating probability that be taken the Of the employer referred to in the
 
 year would ali under the while the rate demanded for the lection S600O0 year.
 the the of the for the of the law remedial and beneficial act to make its administering simpler and
 greater proportion injuries compensation the loss of thumb, fingers It recommended that specific be made partial loss thumb finger and that the minimum should even where the wages less than Sd0 week.
 The sfation of the act, with tails, s given to the Insurance aornnissioner.
 who desire to insure their employees must file evidence with the
 The also has the duty of judging what shall be admitted to risks in this state. H by employer that provides benefits equal to those povd ed by the law.
 present overwhelming degree is car ried by eopanie They covered concerns with i45ooo employees having estimated payros $9OO00O00.
 payrolIs of S95O0000 Two of these employers curities soyeney and the others the insurance commissioner with 8 surety bond.
 If the figures available it would cred that these 14 employers paying less for their than the others
 abundance of detail to be worked out The good law now but it will better perfect 2 ed from year to year
 In the whole Connecticut has pleased with plan regarding which so many ez 1ceIent persons had such grave nnisgivngs THE NOTE GREAT BRITAIN WITH RESPECT
 TO THE RIGHTS OF NEUTRAL COMMERCE
 E NOTE TO Great Britain, protesting against
 neutral vessels upon the mere suspicion that they carrying contreband, is well taken.
 To warrant the detention of the principles of international making
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

Having secured a raise in rates, a number of the railroad presidents have cancelled their reservations at the almshouses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

Someone remarked the other da5 that he believed so strongly that es- eryone should remain neutral. that he didn't care which of the allied power licked Gernany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

There is a feeling among the Sun day school pupils that it would now be prudent to adjourn further study of the Bible until about the first week of next Deeenlber.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

As the old people were completely tired out by the noise and racket of Christmas. the kidlets feel that the celebration was a. thorough success.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30
ARCTICs

We have a large stock of Arctics that will fill the wants of every user from I to 4 buckle. No need of cold feet when you can get com fort at the following low
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

When a person receives gifts of 1 ' calendars for the coming year. it would seem as if it ought to be good form to get out the letters Of thanks by the carbon copy method.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-30

Owing to the patriotic necessity of working for more pork for their dis tricts, the Congressrnen did not get much of any holiday recess this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
HOLD TRACK MEET
IN MIDDLE Of MAY
MEMBERSHIP CARDS MUST BIZ
RENEWED BEFORE MAY
fsT

Owing to the uncertain weather. the
second annual outdoor meet OF the
Richmond Amateur Athletic fedora
.t4on will be held Saturday, May 18th.
at William Byrd Park.
Nearly all the yearly mem hershlp
cards held by individual members Of
the clubs will have 10 be renewed
before May 1st i'm order TO make the
men eligible for this inset. Applica-
ton blanks for renewal mem bership
may be obtained from A Van Barren.
room los City hall. or "A phone mes
sage to him, Madison 54s0, viii receive
prompt attention
Special application csanGs will hs
mailed all clubs within the federation
this week. giving the list OF events and
all other Information.
Special ataT lion called 20 all clubs
within ths federation to special
meeting to I've held at the blues
armory FRIDAY night Of this week.
April 18th, al O'Clock. This special
meeting As TO adopt several changes
Ia the By lass and every club is re
auestsd 10 send at least three repre-
sensatsses.
The Planters National Bank Athletic
quest mem berSnip ia the federation.
They have already organized base
! hall team and uniforms have been
ordered
The class A Federation 1f BASEBALL
league of SIX teams ~ill open it's sea
son Saturday. April 18Th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
JOE JACKSON BUYS
HUDSON LIGHT SIX

on the polo grounds In New York
city last summer joe jackson. or the
Naps Grove the longest nss ever
made there. New he SAYS he In dr4v-
ing the greatest automobile In the
world~~the Hudson six-so.
Joe bought his car from the Hud-
son dealer al Greenviile, r (. where
the Maps were In spring training. The
sale was landed In the face OF tre~
mendaus pressure from competitors.
one concern Ia stated 10 have offered
Jackson concession OF st.2oo from
the Itss price for their car. Yet Joe
paid fun list price, with freight added
for hts 40"
This Is an indication or the reputa
tlon OF the Hudson six, and also OF
the way In which "a good salesman
can offset Offers of cut prices on Gem
peting ears,
Jackson saws no stilI sees opgor-
tanity for further progress In his
batting average. hut that no thinks
thu Hudson six ~ already at the
very top. Fart AAs44ss Aassa ssasesxagnents he
considers impossible,
Larry fAJoie. another famous Nap
slugser. Is the proud owner OF a
Hudson Six.5A, purchased last win
ter from the Cleveland dealer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

billy" Collins who trained Frank
Burns for his match with joe Turner,
hAs issued a challenge To any wrestler
ia the game. not exceeding ITO pounds.
Collins declares thai he has been con-
stansly after q match IN thts city. but
SO far has failed to get one. He says
that he Will meet Turner, Albright,
Maupss. Kilnn1s or any other rsppler
Ia their class
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Both Teams Ready For Initial acknowledgements Stuart
viii See Opening Game Newport News
This Afternoon.
n.ond and Petersburg lineup following this

Eniivened by the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues band, Ray RYAN >
Colts ana Heinle nascbSs aoonartawn
Pets will clash this afternoon at
RroAa street park la tne opening corr
tiict In the Virginia state league ,pen-
nant race, There will be 40 parade
as previously announced. N having
been called OF
Despite thiS however the oana Will
arrive at the park at 50 o'clock And
will dispuFt all 81 the latest airs w hlie
khs crowds enter the heid Ehe music
vii cenllnne thoreughout the game
large dsiegatien from Petersburg
SILL hs present 60 cheer fnr the Cock
ade City auttit, while a large per-
e@atas9 ag Nichmpnda sporting pupa-
iAge will be en baud eo give tha
locals she glaa hand The crowd tnss
afternoon II expected q be At lSass
sight Thousand.
Managers of hoth aggrwgatlans are
antlaspAtina victory ana from the line-
ups af tho two tmans II is expected
se be > hard battle theeug haot Man
assg Ryan viii Nnd Sloan to the
Mound se oppose the vaAlfaFa. whila
Wearth Will de the reeeIvlng Al
though Manager Busch has nak y1g
definitely decided upon wise win work
against the leeala. II Is believed thai
hichmand waia be the slabman, Ios
Iauxhlan Will wear the pAds
Although there Viii be s0a1e new
faces In the Petersburg lineup ter
day most 90 the players are we'll
kaawn hers WIN une pr TIVE @x
capttuaa the Colts arw aew here. anA
nsast NJ thwna are improvements avwE
thOse wAo covered the respective pc
attians last season.
Prem the May the Caits hav~ been
iAmb@stia@ RE sphar@ In the re-
cent exhibition games hers. they Will
be terFors 10 the opposing pitchers
thss year = Prom all accounts Peters
hurg aa mach stronger in the 1sla
than with the wAli0w.
the game today Is expected 10 be
= hard tatri~ n with wssrs promptly
ut $50 O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
GOLF TOURNAMENT
To OPEN MAY 1ST
MATCHES WILL BIZ HELD OVER
VIRGINIA COUNTRY CLUB.
cot RISE.

The annual championship tourna-
ment Of the Middle Atlantic Golf as
sociatton viii he held over the Countgy
club Of Virginia course from May
2lst to 23rd. inclusive
The winner Of the tournament will
he tina cham pion Of the association
for the year have possession OF the
cham pionship trophy which viii be
marked with his name. and wall also
receive a handsome prize
Prizes; For low score in qualifying
round. runner-up for championship,
for low grcss. first and second low
net scores ia handicap, and for besL
team score will he given by the as
sociation First and rnnner-up prizes
for the second, thlrd and such other
sixtesns as the number OF entries war
rant. and prizes Tor winners OF de-
feated Fights Ia each slxten will be
presented hy inc Country Club OF Nlr-
ginia.
Team trophy, A handsome cup Will
be awarded iae team which makes Tho
best score ia The qualifying round. tina
aggregate seores 10 count. Any club
may enter asrn any teams as 1t May de-
size, Each team shall consist Of Ave
players
Following Ii the program;
May 2ist. 500 A. Al ~-~Quaiisytng
round. III thirty six hoiesS medal play
Best sixteen scores 20 quality for the
I sst2.. IN lalQnshlp Second sixteeA to
qualify Tor players etsR Additional
ss&teens as entries naaN warrant Low
score prize for best qualifying round.
team trophy.
May gsna. geo A. M First round
fer championship. clun. players and
added sixteen cups eighteen holes
MAY l&nd. s;aa IT, A. Second eaaHd
for championship, club, PLAYERS ana
added siNteens and fsFst round cons
ISOLATION cups.
May g8ra s.ga A Nj Semi.analS for
championship club. players ana add
cd siStseas cups and s@cana rannd
consolation ca ps.
MAY asra ! 90 r, Al FiRals for
cham pta nstlp. sane players ana add
"a siNteens ag,d consolation caps ALI
day competition for handicap prlAes 81
eighteen holes, Medal play
Players competing At match un sat
uFaas. May @AEh. Are not aBalined ~
compete la tAe handicap evenf on tnas
daY
Entrles must ha made through sec
Rotary. og other authorised efftear 90
the Players glub w4th the secretary "
the association eh' ], n MaekRys = -
entrance fea III &C. 80, before NiAy tskh
al 4 ~ Nj
Entries for the handicap Wilt aa re-
eelveA hy the secretary up te May
3ana. al i Il Al Zee OF 80 cents he
Ina payable ~ those aal playing Ia
the tournament A certified handicap
determined in accordance With the
Galkins system. maaE accompany saeh
enGgy,
The Country club ~ vWgtniA has
extended the privileges III it's course
Aaa elah house Ill ali PLAYERS entered
in the tournament frum MAY Eash IL
Mas ssra. bosh Inclusive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

BOSTON, MASS. April IT, Every
one was happy hut Griffith when thEs
afternoon > game between the Sena-
tors and the So1 was concluded. Ths
Old Fox wss the only warm being
an the frigid field OF battle. but all
his work failed TO infuse hitting abil-
ity into his team, consequently Ros~
ton won. To j, Foster pitched
fine game for the locals, holding tina
visitors 10 four singles. and passing
but one man. A double by Lewis.
and "a single By Yerkes gave Boston
ITS first run. and three singles were
the cause OF the second Washing
ton got a tally on an reror and two
hits
At Boston. H. III. ID,
washington 0Io coo cool
Boston .al0 eel oao--~a s
Batteries Ayers, shaw ana Henry.
Fostsr and Thomas. Umplres. Dineen
and Connolly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
DR.. HERBERT OLD WILL.
co TO pEiIl-ADEI. PtilA

NORFOLK. VA. April ia An-
aouncafnaps MAA made yesterday hs
ia, a. Mclean gcneral as~mt fnr East
ezra Virginia ef ths Fgexiaeng kAte Aat
Trust company nf Philadelphia. Ia,
~ fhe appointment of iAr Herbert X
Gid. Nf tbts city, as assistant medical
director Of that company with head
quarters In Philadelphia pE did liz
expected to assume his nsw duties
MAs lat
The position 10 which Brs Old has
been appointed Ia one OF sr@at re@pell.
alhiIity and trust and II ls 3 high conn
plsTnent 10 tHIS prominent member al
the medical profession OF this cttg ann
ssciian thai ha Was chosen frofn ths
thx~s thousand medical examiners sm-
pioyed BY the Pruytdens. orc ~ ths
usda~k companies ~ ~ kind In thia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
SENATOR STONE IN
VIRGINIA FOR HE-ALIh

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April Y~r-
senator William A. stone, of MIS-
seuri, u no with his wife ana dauahter
Ia spending sanae time with MFa h q,
ConkwI pn tine Boulevard, for his
health. Visited the shipyard yesser-
tts.y mpGnlus ana Mas shown ever shs
plant by Superintendent ~ Cuastrac-
ton j. Fl Weaver
1t is said that hls visit Was \ naare N
so0lAl ana ana that Il has aa slAatfi~
ssnc. other thar Mr., Stene u interest,
nd the yard. lie visited the Various
departments and was very much TIA
teresssa tn the nsw baktisShlp Penn
zsriyAnia, IL Is said
faAs wife ARA daughter ACCOMPANIED
Rim Through ms sbipYArd and ne
party was laigAed a few minutes by
General Manager III L. fAef8uson sma
Assistant General Manager r.. r.
Fa4en
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
HEAVYWEIGHTS TO BE
HERE NEXT TUESDAY

Tickets w,n be placed on sale Fri
day morning for tbe match between
Mort Henderson ana Mike Doheily.
heavyw eng hts. who viii meet next
Tuesday night Ia the City auditorium,
The men tip the scales around ego
pounds The match is expected 20 be
good one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Games Today
CHICAGO IN Kansas City.
Indianapolis In ST. Louis
Brooklyn in Ptttsburg
Buffalo IN Baltimore,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
SNAPSHOTS

with the usual ceremonies the
son this afternoon
The weather man promises real
summer weather tomorrow ana cioud-
Less skies,
FoH me 0oebars Nichmena witt ne
rhe rmaumd master and IAnshiln
catcher.
Laval wlll be La tha csater garden
tar tisinie Busch and will doubtless
set sene applause when he comes
ca bat
IAu@Alin, who il with Petersburg,
Mas eme " tne best hAekstepa Id the
league last season.
alean viii he an the moana Cor
Ceits t0dAy Waerah Will catch
Id IN really a fnnny ghinx huw
these searse 10 the games Ia the pre-
pAratory league explain and a6ee@.
0ne ~ this seaF~ra III thv SAaae Tsaes
saay gave 1ohn Marshall credit Tor
is hits and lfenedletins s. The real
na4ab~r af hits made nv each SADIE
wAs nlne each school Ia the game
Tuesday han a searek eepar Ana the
stafios reported about the game can-
traaieted all the way through. tt Ia
a pity that the rNeaYaz Ut these Eauee
eaanps hs Kept accurately
Pat Moran says that he will aos
8ult wnFk a@ coach az Charlie
nooins yeun@ pitchers 90 take up
umpirlnx pa long a. he values peace
of mtaa Iuss what 40 ynu mean.
F@tG
A meeting az the TsfdawatNr league
has been called Tor on April xiss 20
be held In Nerfalk The league ex.
pwsss TO have tss banner season this
year and IL Rplna 70 offer much com
ssesASasa q, fkee Underwater seauss IN
the State circuit.
Henadictin< will clash villa Nish-
NHnnuI Hoo<nnw XF31nM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
DR.. AYRES LOSES GAME
AGAINST BOSTON SOX
Colts [ oronto
Game Called OFF

Because Of bad grounds tho
second game between the Rich
nfond Colts and Toronto which
was tn have bscn played yesfsS-
dsy afternoon at Broad street
park was called off. NorkImeu
were busy yesterday getting rho
field in condition for the opening
game this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
PTTTSBURG PIRATES
WIN FROM CARDINAL 8
Charles Strain
Is Suspended

Charles Strain. N member of
the Gois nsGsshing STAFF WAS ia
definitely suspended yesterday
afternoon by Manager Ray Ryan
until his arm gets into condition.
The local boy has been suffering
with o bad arm since the latter
part OF last season He win re-
Join the team when the wing h&s-
comes better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

ST LOUIS April 15,--The
Cardinal defense crImbied in the
eighth today ard Sale was beaten B
10 | by the Pirates with Cooper pitch
Ing. Errors lost the game for TT.
Louis in the eighth. Hopper WAS bat
ted a Bit I'M the last inning Tor am
pthar ran. Errors nv Magee and
nolmn tgo walks Gthson.s single and
i sacrifice hy Kelly netted three runs
In the eighth
score. II. FL Fl.
pitfahung 600 100 e3I~- . . i
nj. Louis 0fa zoe GOO 8
Cooper and Gibson. Saiiee. Hopper
ard wSngo, Snyder Imnires. kisier
and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
white sox Mn Again.

CHICAGO. April 1.-The whits
sox made 1t two straight from the
Cleveland Maps today, They won. >
SO i in q game that Was a pitchers
nsas lie between 1,scatts and Steen.
The latter was compelled To retire.
In the eighth, and Gregg finished
steea was hit on the pitching hand
white AT bat and his fingers were 80
numbsd thai he could not continue.
scere hy innings f. n. u.
cleveland 49,. zoe col a09~~~l Is
A. N&t&&A wv HA1 A3~I
Batteries Steen, CSregg and q N~iIIs
Ctcatte and Schalk. tmnires, call
and sheridan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Governor Henry G. stuart will be
present temunow al Howrt- park and
thraw the nrst ball in she game be-
SWeen the locals and the Roanoke
Tigers Both teams are reported 10
ba IA good condition and good game
~ Anticipated,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

The THEFT 81 "A case Of @hiSkeys
valued az 81 % from j ], MeDeuoagh.
brought Sa4a Williams 0oiorea. a fuar
months fall sentence la the ksoiieo
court yesterday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

ROANOKE Va April ts-~rhs
Tigers probably viii lire ap As fol-
lowe Moran, e@ntar Held Mills. right
fSidi GoaIby. SECOND base. Burke, left
fseid Graham, nTst base; IrnScher,
third base Humnai, tbhprt; Melseher,
catcher. aha AalAeN o. BarnharS.
pitcher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

NORFOLK VA, April as. Man
aS@r Rueh i'rN@sly declared tamlght
thai he was expecting 10 take the
opening game tasnoTruw from Jesse
TAnnehllfs charges from Portsmouth
Manager Ianaehill asserts that ne
is sure his team will give the sistes
uAty team haFd battle. and wall come
near carrying oeY tho honarw ln the
opanef
1000" Ayres twlaied good game
FOR fhs senators YESTERDAY and If
mis- teammates had batged some he
would have probably woa the game
The Senator slu9eegs kot emily four
hlsm l&ast0n secured m@ven hiss on
as sIsee' Aad SHAY. who succeeded
him.
CLARK GrlFnsn must have = good
deal az faith Ia Dec ANrsa ste
allowed him 70 pitch before @A~s~
er mis- regular slahmen were given
the chance.
Joa nashtng will pitch shs same
tomorrow.
Only one game Was played IN the
National yesterday An OF sha Fad =
aral games wege called on account
ct rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

taW*NfHffF KkxA NNS'N y EHFf aFFFtf
Governor stuart yesterday rsfassd
10 harden Reb@csvA Austin a white
woman from Suffolk serving thFes
wears ia the state penttentiary. She
wa@ kentenced for performing a erin~
inal operation en- a coiored woman,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Games Today.

Boston in Brooklyn.
Chicago In Cincinnati.
pittsourg in 81. Louis
New York in Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

0STLY ERRORS MADE
AIN PREVENTS OTHER GAMES IN
FTRCuIT-~ALL TEAMS ARE
SCHEDULED TO PLAY
TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
standing of CHui~.

Pistsbarg. & st. Louis
Other games postponed rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
CANES TO-DAY.

IIeVelanH IN Chicago.
81. Louis in Detroit
Philadelphia in New York.
Washington in Boston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE
GAMES POSTPONED
ALL TEAMS ARE SCHEDULED no
PLAY THIS AFTER
NOON.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Ali games postponed. rain.