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Evening journal., 1914-03-25
GIVES QUICK HOME CURE
FOR CORNS, CALL0USES
AND ALL FOOT TROUBLES

This information win be welcomed by the
thousands Of victims Of daily foot torture
Don't waste time. Get II at once. No mat
ter how many patent medicines YOU have
tried in vau this treatment, which was
Evening journal., 1914-03-25
A New-Type Six
Jess Price-Less Weight-Less Fuel Cost Than Foms

Ight-weight Six-an economical Six. And the
price Is less than many thousands Of men have
paid every year for FOurs.
The Six Is smOOth-running. II has overlapping
strokes It II flexible, economical OI tires. Riding IN
N HUDSON Six Is much like constant cOasting.
Men who find this out will not buy FOurs at
anywhere near this price.
A New Body Type-New Features
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ANTI.snIPPNe BILL eoEs d
Eastern Shore Version OF Hasel
LEW Renches Third Rendinr File

INV NFHVHF7 HITU HtNUIUK Nv
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 25-Cu-
der suspension Of rules the senate.
after attaching one or two minor
amendments to the measure last
night, passed the Eastern Shore anti
liquor shipping bill on to It's third
reading This is the bill agreed upon
by the nine Eastern Shore Senator'S
and viii put into effect IN the PENN
sula counties a law very similar to
the Hazel law of Delaware. After
the bill becomes law Eastern
Shoremen will have to limit them
selves TO one gallon Of whisky or six
dozen pint bottles Of beer a month
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formerly known
only 70 doctors,
will do the
work. Dissolve
two tablespoons
fnls Of Calocidc
compound IN q
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tant movement, said he could perfectly
understand their point OF view.
~ can perfectly understand how ne
felt about their point of view said
Miss Richards "as he started It."
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BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

II EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs. consult US. DAVID
DANGEL & SONS, Nos. 5O6-5O6 North Van
Buren street. ID. a A., 1910; Automatic,
2Aaa ian2t-eod 3mot.
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CLASS OREANTZES.

AZ the residence Of Isaac w. Bow
ers last night the Sunday school class
OF Miss Elsie May Wilson, Of Union
NJ. p. Sunday school. met and organ
lied. The next meeting will be held
IN Union Sunday school room In April.
Evening journal., 1914-03-25
nnr FnR AesEsSnp

Neal NJ. Kennedy has announced his
candidacy for assessor from the Fourth
representative district ON the Demo-
cratic ticket.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

nYRNI. Gf,Gss COMPANY has fiL,
O moved from dO7 shiplcy 20 No. 622
King street febg7-1m.
/ J moved from 40 1916 Washington street
10 No. 71O West street Hours o.. m.
70 a. m. p. IA. 20 p. m. y. m.
o p. 10. mur23-tmo.
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PRIVATE SALE.

RIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
goods. All kinds Of kitchen. dining.
room and bedroom furniture. No. 107 West
Seventh street mar17-12t.
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The design and equip
ment are almost the same
as the New HUDSON Six
-. And that Is considered
the handsOmest ear Of the
year-a really distinguish
ed car.
An ideal streamline body
of the coming type. Hand
buiied leather uphOlster-
ing. IL has the convenient
new ~0ne-Man' top with
quick-adiusting curtains
attached.
Two disappearing t0nneau
seats. Gasoline tank i'm the
dash. Extra tires ahead OF
Evening journal., 1914-03-25

This new car-the HUDSON Six-4O-brlngs out
many innovations.
The engine is a type first developed in Europe
"a smaIl-bOre lOng-strOke motor. And Europe.
which deemed the Six too wasteful, now acclalms
this Six a. the coming type of ear.
IL has made possible for the first time an eco
nOmcaI Six-far more economical than FOurs.
This new HUDSON Six-4O weighs 1850
pounds. That's 400 pounds less than last
Evening journal., 1914-03-25

Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington,
daily, including Sundays, at 7.3o and 10. 80
=. m, / 80 and 4. 10 p. m. On Saturdays
aud Sundays only, 2 90 p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, Philadel.
phia, daily, including Sundays, at 10. 80 q.
m, 80, Ais aud 90 p. m. On Sundays
and Mondays only z. 80 o. m.
TARES-Including Saturday aud sun
days, Philadelphia excursion, Csc; one
way, t5c. Chester excursion. 15e; one
way. 10c.
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ROOFERS

VNf Il. WILLIAMS CO.
w No. e2i Orange St. Roofing, spout.
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heatiag and Veutfating
Repairing promptly done. Phone ianis-tf
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TYPEWRTTERS

---y--ss--~-----
TYPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
i months. 800. Rental applied on pdr'
enase. Sold s.. 90 monthly. Typewr.tcrs
repaircd. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. 10. 90 Market street.
aug2a-tf.
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MUSIC

At ISS EMILE CLOUD, TEACHER OF
M beginners 10 piano music. Careful at.
tention paid to backward pupils. Prices
moderate. No. 2305 Lancaster avenue.
raaro-eod- -2m.
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PLUMBING.
MASQUERADE SUITS

>.----,~->~,o--c0.-~ ~->----s---->,.'- :,
MI a. Standerwick No. 020 Nandever
avenrA successor 60 Mrs. John J. Quill OF
52- +. Fourth street. marll-tL
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PILES CURED

In TO 10 days Money back If it fails.
Send soc 10 the
Campbell Mfg. Co., 11e N. 1ith st. Phlia
mar2O-f0t.
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SANITARY WORKERS


NJ X. kELTER--SANITARY ODOR-
NJ. LESS EXCAVATING.
Ofhcc. S. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS.
oct2t-tf.
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years HUDSON @37." II
consumes One-fOurth less
fuel. Yet the HUDSON $50"
was a fOur-eyllnder ear,
shorter, less rOOmy, less
powerful.
Compared with other
FOurs In this class the dif.
ference Is greater. Some
same-class FOurs weigh 40
per cent more and con-
sumo One-third more fuel.
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New
SKIES

the front door. Concealed hinges, concealed
speedOmeter gear. Dimming searchlights, the
DeIcO patent system OF electric starter and Lights
Six months ago there was no car at any price
which offered so many attractions.
This new Sx-iO Is today the most interesting
ear on the market. The demand for II Is breaking
all HUDSON records. You may. when you see
il, want an early delivery. If so, We urge that
you come and see II now.
NAL Automobile Show held in New York Jsn )
en- showed Skies exclusively. That emphasizes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
QUEEN is ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER THE TANGO DANCE
after DEMONSTRATION by Experts Dc
scribcs 50 MS "rOo ChnrminE and
Too Lovely for WORKS."

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch.
London. June 14.-Queen Mary most
hostile Of the opponents of slit skirts
ami riding astride for women has
given hor enthusiastic approval to the
tango. which she describes as too
charming and too lovely for words"
The Queens conversion happened last
night ut the ball following the dinner
party given by Grand Duke Michael
and Countess Torby for her daughters.
Countess Zia and Countess NADIA Torby.
the latter a dcbutante of this season.
Before the bali began Maurice and
Florence Walton gave AN exhibition OF
their dancing, which lasted an hour.
and included sixteen different dances
with nine changes of costumes.
on account OF the Queens objections
TO slit skirts. Miss Walton was Obliged
10 have all her gowns sewn together
for the occasion.
Maurice, in naive explanation of the
affair. tonight described what he said
WAS the biggest surprise OF his life.
I'VE started with Il conventional
waltz" he said. and followed with our
own hesitation waltz. which was com
paratively easy. even II my wife did
nave 10 wear u court train OF great
length After we had finished max
iN" the Queen Gcnt Grand Duchess
.tnnStia of McCkIcnburg Schwcrin to
us III our dressing room to ask il VIC
"crc dunfoundcd. but the grand
duchess insisted that the Queen had
never seen the tango and wanted very
mucii Ia have a demonstration of it.
when We had finished the tango
both the Queen and the King expressed
their delight. the Queen being especial
ly delighted
I'VE did our skating waltz. the one
step. and dozen others from the old
minuct To the ncwcs; importation from
South America. 'El Pcrichon,' the ma
tional dance of Argentina. This we
Will take Ia New York with us in Oc-
tobcr. and ii bids fair to supersede
ever? other dance in the coming sea-
son. Ii Is danced TO a tempo, not un-
like the maZurka. and In the land of its
birth is danced by eight persons like
q quadriilr. but we have arranged II
for Il single couple"
Early next month Maurice and Miss
walton Will go To Carlsbad where they
arc to dance before tho King OF
Sweden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
PROMPT CHALLENGE
IF SHAMROCK WINS
Robert &. Todd VIII at Once Seek to
HcGnin Cup with Ills
INntOUru.


New York. June lift Sir Thomas
Upton Is successful in his fourth quest
Tor the Americas cup and wins with
Shamrock ". a challenge will be is
sued 1T once for q race next year. Rob-
"rt l.. Todd. member of the New
York Yacht Club and former commo-
dorc or the Atlantic Yacht Club. is
ready to Try TO win the trophy back
and hc VIII ask the New York Yacht
club 10 challenge, naming his schooner
j<uItoura.
The katoura was built by the Her
rcshoits last winter ana in her trials
she has shown herself to be wonder
iu!ly iast In recent spin on the
sound she made more than fourteen
nautical miles an hour. She is 40 feet
long and has AN enormous sail spread.
The mast of the Reliance was length
cned and is now the main mast OF the
new schooner ana the steel mast Of the
Constitution is the foremost. The ka-
toura was built to the requirements OF
tho European rule OF measurement and
under I-loyd's survey as those rules
require. The only part of the vessel
tina; does not 81 present come up to
the LloyG's requirements is the anchor
equipment Her anchors and Chains
are somewhat lighter than those in
use on European yachts but they can
be changed easily.
cup. the n"Ht series OF races Will be
sailed ON Belfast Tough and tho com
pctinS yachts will have to conform 10
The rules OF the lioya! Ulster Yacht
club. iIcrrcsholf has built two big
yachts To those rules. the Westward
for Alexander Smith Cochran. which
won everything possible in her cam
paign on the other side and the Ka-
tourh which is the largest vessel Of
her kind ever built in this Couutrv
The deed of gift OF the Americas cup
allows schooners to compete for the
trophy and the limit Of size is II5 feet
on the water line.
An American Nchtsman, who has
Just returned from England. says that
thcrc is not much interest in the
Amcrioa's cup races at present MI
yachtsncn there would like TO see
the Shamrock IN. successful because
having the cup home again would
stimulate yachting. lie said that the
things carefully. ana In the event Of
the Shamrock winning would h. like
81 10 Try In get in Il challenge before
the New York Yacht Club could The
Germans are Keen on schooner racinr
If the Germans should be- able To ar
range race. several wealthy English
men would at once order yachts ror the
defense of the cup.
The best schooner in British waters
Is the Murgarita. built two years ago
from designs by Nicholson. Mr.. Whit
akcr. her owner. will not put the yacht
III commission this year lie married
last year and his wife does not care
for tho sport Tho Margarta easily de-
fcatcd the German schooners Meteor.
Gcrmania and the American built
Westward. now owned I'm Germany
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
CHATTANOOGA IN LEAD
OF SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Six Clubs End Weeks Playing with
Percentages Over 800
Mnrk

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Atlanta, Ga. June li-SiX clubs i'm
The Southern Association ended tho
week Just closed with percentages over
tho 800 mark. CHATTANOOGA, notwith-
standing an unsuccessful week. con
tinucd to lead the pcnnaut aspirauts.
with Mobile Nashville, birmingham.
New Orleans aud Atlanta within strik .
ing distance of the top. Memphis and
montgomery were the only two clubs
under the 500 mark
Nashville and Birmingham had the
most successful week. The latter brotzn
even with MONTGOMERY in a four-c,,no
series on the latter's grounds, and then
returned home To take three straight
games from New Orleans Nashville.
III home. won four Victories out Of five
games with Atlanta, and took two ont
or three from Chattanooga Mont
Gomery, Memphis and Mobile ended the
week with an even break
The form displayed by the various
teams Indicates that the race for the
pcnnant probably viii be very close.
NO club has shown decided superiority
over the remainder OF the field. Chat
tahooga has been In the lead tho
greater part of the season thus far but
now Is being hard pressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
FRANK CANANAIGI DEFEATED
ny WALTER RUT'T IN MILE; RACE

Newark. y. T.. June 1I.-Wainr Rutt
defeated Frank cavanaugh in the one
mile bicycle race this afternoon In two
straight heats. the hest time being
BIS. REtt also WON the One-milc ma
ttonal professional championship.
Frank Kramer finished second The
best time was ais.
The national amateur championship
race Of two-thirds of Il mile was won
by kaidcr of New York. Fred Taylor.
Of Newark, WAS second. and Donald
Mcfougal, the champion. finished third
Raiders time was :I3.
The onc-milc professional Invitation
handicap was won by Carl Vanoni from
tn" thirty -nvc-yard mark Ed Rup-
pert was second. THE time was zoos.
The threc-milo professional invita-
ton race was captured by Gordon
Walker, OF Australia. Don Bcdcll was
second. Walkers limo was Gal 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
CHANGES AMONG PLAYERS
GIVEN OUT by FARRELL

Auburn. y. Y. June l4.-Secretarv
John II. Farrell. o: the National AS.
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
Leagues to-day gave out the follow
ing list OF releases by purchase. re
leases Internationally. suspensions and
rcimstatcments:
Released by purchase-By Jersey
City, J. r. Netherton to Portsmouth.
Va; by Baltimore. George Pcdonc t.
Raleigh, y. e; by Atlanta, Ga. Catcher
Munich TO Washington. ID. c.; by Allen
town. Pa, William Heather To liainiI-
ton. Ont: by Reading. Pa. IIcist to
Trenton. y. J.: by Trenton. " j.. Heist
to harrisburg. Pa. by Scranton. Pa,
W. Il. liall.to Newark, " J.: by New
Haven. Conn, Cluun To Reading. Pa. /:
by Reading. Pa. Mancus to New
Haven. Conn: by Ottawa. Ont. sam
Hall - Norfolk. Va
Optional agreements cXerciscd-By
Charleston. >. C.. Erie Biting To
Americas, Ga.
Released unconditionally-By Balti-
more. Md. Alvin Dove: by York. Pa.
Al iiine. kcltz. John McCloslly. Harry
Wallace, James Koran: by Attention.
Pa, Flood; by Scranton. Pa, Joseph
Lee Letter: by Roanoke. Va. NJ L.
Burke.
Suspended Allentown. "a Bob
Y. Scott. McGcehan: by Harrisburg.
Pa, Colin: by York. PA, I'D Stricken.
by Roanoke. Va, John Barnhart. Al
Iiummcl: by Charlotte. ~ c. q. e.
Thrailkill.
Rcins,atcd-By Baltimore. Md. Il.
G.. shore: by Allentown, Pa. Mechcriy:
by Reading, Pa. Doty: 10y Harrisburg
Pa, Weirtz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
FAVORlTE is WINNER
OF GREAT FRENCH DERBY
KOthschilds SnrdannpnIc Captures ST.
600 Stnkc by Two Lengths.
Durbur II. IL E'uurfb

Paris. Juno li.-Thc PriX du Joclley
Club--thc French dcrby-run to-day
over the Chantilly course. was won by
the favortte. Baron Maurice de Roth
schild's Sardanapalc. Diderot was sec
ond; lie Corsairc, Third and Herman H.
Duryea's Durbar H., the English derby
winner. fourth TIE derby, which this
year was worth $4,000, IS a throe-ycnr-
old event at one milo and a half. In
tho betting, Sardanapalc was at Is to
10.
Durbar II. took the lead. but on en-
tcring the stretch Sardanapale shot
ahead and won easily by two lengths.
Many Americans saw the race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
Linton Is Delighted.

Especial Gable TO The Times -Dspatch.l
London. June it.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton. who watched the first trial OF the
Shamrock ". In a stiT breeze from his
steam yacht Erin, remarked. delight
edly:
shes q wonder. ] have never seen
q boat 50 fast TO windward-in fact I
have ncvc: seen Il boat like her. The
breeze in the cup races is hardly ever
50 strong as this breeze. and tho same
velocity az this is only half the weight
over there. tn. wind being so much
dre- than here 50 that If the sham
rock ". survives this test l have no
ioAr for her over there"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
Cleveland. juno l4.-Abe Bowman. a

recruit. outpitchcd tho mighty Walter
Johnson to-day, the Maps winning from
Washington, TO Q. Poor support
helped TO effect Johnson's downfall.
however. two Washington errors being
responsible for az many runs. clevc-
land scored In the first from two sin
giles and a sacrifice. Another run came
in the third on successive errors by
Morgan and Foster and a squeeze play.
TWO more runs were counted in the
eighth from three singles. Nilan's
tumble and AN ou;.
II was the first victory for Cleve-
land against Washington in the las;
twelve starts. 1t was also the seventh
defeat OF johnson this year Ito lost
only seven games last season. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
DENIES SHE is ENGAGED
TO WALTER JOHNSON
daughter or Congressman Roberts. Of
Nevada, insists She II NOt To Marry
rrtiI Hlilr

iSpecial to The Times Diypatch.l
Washington. Jun" A-"Wha.? marry
That Vas Inc exclamation OF Miss Hazel
Lee Roberts. the attractive daughter Of
Congressman J.. +. Roberts. OF Nevada.
when Informed this afternoon that there
were luinors .snoat to IN. effect that She
and the greatest pitcher ia The world"
would nc w"dd-d coon.
Please deuv IT," continued Miss Roberts.
Nothing Ike that & going 20 take plzcr.'
DO YOU absolutely deny that you are
engaged 70 Mr.. Johnson Miss Roberta va4
asked
Yes do" she replied. after 4 pause.
M!ss Roberts explained that she became
acquainted with thc great pitcher about =
year ago at the Derey Hotel where her
fathe- resided at that time. She admitted
ihs, he had paid her attentions. hut was
insstcnt tina: there no enEaEcment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
Hobby M.nIthnur Wins,

JSpec!al 20 The Times Dispatch.]
brighton Beach, y. Y, June IL
Bobby Walthour, OF Atlanta. Ga. won
the th!rty-mile motor paced race at
the motordrome tonight. Percy Law
renee finished second; Menus Bede!l,
third. and Fred Hill, fourth. The time
for the race, 3s:39l-4. Will stand as a
new American record, all former rec
ords being made with the aid OF wind
shields.
Thomas SiIth, with twenty-five yards.
won the three-m!le amateur handicap
cycle race, with Gus Wohlrab. second.
and Fred Taylor, third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15

ST Louis, June l4-Buffalo started
off with "A rush. and won from st. Louis
to-day, . to . Armando Marsans. sus
pended by the Cincinnati Nationals
about ten days ago. made his debut
with the local club.
Score by innings: Il II l..
Buffalo ....3 OIL o03l % 10 3
ST Louis. .......0 20 OIL
Batteries: Knapp and Blair Lavigne
Willett, Wclch and Simon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
AMERICAS ONLY CHANCE
IS CHANGE IN LINEUP
Situation Thoroughly Canvasscd and
Many Suggestions Of Improve
mcnt Made.
JOHN BULL IN HIGH GLORY
Wearing Small Union jacks BE
comes Quite Fashion on Long
Island Since England's Easy Vic
tory on Saturday.
Ohm BULL IN HIGH GLORY
ny j. =. lIITCIIEI,.

New York. June 14.-WIth tho idoa
OF collecting some stray scraps of polo
news. and Incidentally to inhalc a
little ozone. took stroll In tho dl-
rection OF Mcadowbrook this after
noon. The ozone was plentiful enough.
and the polo news Ia scnsational-that
Is. if the intentions of the polo as
sociation is carried ont Tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Things we're quiet around the scene
Of Saturdays great battle. but one
thing was ev!dcnt--Atr. John Buu was
IN full possession OF everything
around the Hampstead Plains. The
norid gentleman and his British Lion
pranced around in triumph. and II
there were amy American Eagles
gripping to claw the beasts tail, they
were so high in tho air as TO be out
OF focus OF the human eye.
Wearing small Union Jacks In the
huttonhole has become quite Il fashion
on Long Island during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. but the wise ones say
the fad VIII disappear on Tuesday. for
our boys are going TO take the mca-
sure OF tho English. II will be death
or glory when they face the invaders
tho next time.
None OF the remnant" OF tho pig
-Four showed hts face around the
clubhouse. Harry Payne Whitney.
hacker OF the defenders. took three OF
the quartet 10 his home on the Wheat
Icy Hills on Saturday night, and ne
told them In forciblc terms what he
thought of their tusslc against the
Englishm"n. This same trio he took
out Tor 4 sail on his yacht to-day for
It consultation. and there were other
well wishers Of the American side
along. They went over the situation
thoroughly. and the conclusion arrived
at was that II was next to useless TO
play the same team against the Eng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
TraIns Leave Richmond-MaIn - station.
- b-FoAowing schedule figures publish ed.
a lhi-g'nH;iou and not guaranteed.
F9r the South-DaIly: a:55 ~ M.-T.ocal.
ie;i3 y; M-EXptess $50 l. M.-Express,
with Elcctr,c Lighted Sleeping Cars FOR At
iarta and Hrminrham. $40 l.. M.-ENpress.
Week Days.; 300 L. NJ and 500 p M.--LocaI.
YORK RIVER LINE
Gsepi Send"y: no local stops and AIS +. Nj
Daily. Iocni-Conucct!ng fo- Baltimore. daily
except Sudnay 7:35 \ -Deiiy-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
FROM The South: 1:ej y ~. and 500 A. NJ.
?:?3 y. NJ. $50 l.. NJ. daily: $40 \ VI. and
i;'D r. NJ EN sun; From Vest Point: s:t5
$40 a. N and G:'5 +. NJ. daily
II. l.. BISHOP. -. 2. A..
oo7 l.. Main St. Phone Madison Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
RECORD CROWD OF SEASON

St Louis. Tune l4-Twcuty thou
sand persons. the record crowd OF the
sei.Fon, saw the browns put UP Il mis-
crabic exhibition. ard lose TO Ia. Red
Sc% to-day, 10 TO ! Hamilton. Tay-
Tor aud Manning were all batt.d hard.
Leonard allowed The Browns but three
hits, Walkers home rUu into tho lcii
nrlI blcachcrs producing the only -
Louis tally score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
CUP DEFENSE YACHTS
WILL MEET ON JUNE 20
Tuning Up This Week VIII DC Con-
fined to Individual
Work.

New York. June 1.-THE tuning up
the cup defense yachts Defiance. Reso-
lutte and Nanitie this week will be con-
lined TO Individual work, as no races
VIII be held until the boats meet in the
sound again on June 20.
The Reso!ute viii be overhauled at
Bristol The Nanitie and the Defiance
will resume their trial races In upper
Long Island Sound, with City Island as
their repair base.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ Now Orlcans-New Orleans :;
Mort9olnery. 3.
IT Mobile-Mobile. ); birmingham. /.
\: Mem phis-Mcmphis. o; Atlanta. >
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,: Chatta-
nocea, : Gcn inuinys).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Kansas Ci,y-Kansas City, 3;
Columbus. O.
1T -. raul-First game, St. Paul. o.:
louisville. l. Second game. ST. Paul.
!; Louisville. ..
Al Minneapolis-First game. Mime
"pohs ! Indianapolis. Is. second
At Mi!waukcc-F'Irst game. Aiilwau-
kee. Q; Cleveland. q Second game.
MilM nukoe. 0. CLEVELAND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15

Lexington, Ky, June 1.-THE Ken
tuCkv Trottong Horse breeders Associa-
ton to- day announced dates and entries
To Its liked events. which will he given
at Il meeting hero October > Ia Il. The
entries break all records for number
and include the best in the harness
horse world
The richest stake Is the $i4.000 Ken
lucky futurltN for three ar-old trot-
ters The total value of stakes and
purses is close TO $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-15
Indinnnpoli. Wins easily.

Indianapolis. Ind, June l4.-Indlan-
apolis drove the offerings OF two Pitts
burgh pitchers all over the lot to-day.
and won easily, IL to (. on eighteen
hits. Moscly held the visitors runless
until the seventh.
Score by innings: r. III. r.
Pittsburgh 0Oo00OlO st II |
Indianapolis ..020a 20 +3 III is /
Batteries: Adams and Berry. Kerr;
Mosely and harden and Warren.