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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-04

The famous "Axman,' to whom q
number of murders in various western
States have been laid, visitde Arka-
delphia, Ark, late yesterday and killed
Mrs. Elijah Francis and two of her
children by crushing their heads with
blows from an axe ami: disappeared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-04
Burch u. S Marshal.

Washington, April A. President
Wilson yesterday sent to the Senate
the nomination of T.G.Burch, Of Mar
tinsville, Va, to be United States
Marshal for the Western District OF
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-04
COLLEGE OF BISHOPS LOSES.
Vanderbilt University Gets $1,000,
600 Gift From Carnegie.

Nashville, Tenn, April 4.-The ap-
plication of the College of Bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South for rehearirg of the Van
derbit University case was denied
by the Tennessee Supreme Court
yesterday. The court upheld the de-
cision rendered recently in which it
was held that the Vanderbilt board
OF trustees was self-perpetuating.
Andrew Carnegie's gift OF $1,000
600 to the university, rejected by the
bishops, will go to the institution un-
der the decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-04

Six prisoners who escaped from
Cairo CIlD. jail included W. NJ. vii
son. sentenced to be HANGED.
plan to give every Kansas con-
vict a college education is proposed b!
Chancellor Strong, of the University
of Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS

a MILLION DOLLARS IN JEWELS.
The Wigwam today offers the star
picture in the entire series of Alice
Joyce pictures. It is entitled The
Theft Of the Crown Jewels" The story
is delightfully."- entertaining one deal
ing with the beautiful young princess Of
a bankrupt country who tries to retrieve
her cOuntry's fortunes. Romance and
intrigue are the chief factors and. OF
course, everything ends right and the
princess marries the right man.
In addition to the interest in the
story and the care in it's production the
picture has much else to recommend
it. The Kalem company borrowed one
million dollars worth of real jewels
and these are worn by Alice Joyce at
one time. 1t is claimed that she is the
only person outside Of royalty itself
who has ever worn such a fortune of
jewels. At the time the picture was
made there were nearly as many de-
tectives in the studio as actors. An adj
ditiOnal point of interest in this picture
is the gown which Miss Joyce wears It
is declared by Lucille Lady Duff-Gor-
dom to be her masterpiece. 1t cost
$4,000. Those who saw 1.-The Vampire"
and The Dancer" know to what ex-
tremes the Kalem company will go to
make a perfect picture and this one
is one on which the company really
tried itself. The Theft of the Crown
Jewels will be run one day only. Only
regular prices viii be charged
1t is worth a trip downtown Just to
see the oilpainting of Alice Joyce wear
ing the jewels and gown. 1t is on ex-
hibition in the lobby.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

An entire brigade Of villa troops, IN
der command of Col. velasco Rus, has
been ordered from Mexico City to at
tack Apizaco. state capital Of Tlaxcala'
the nearest. Carranza stronghold to the
capital It IS reported that the Carran-
cistas have concentrated 10, 900 men at
this point, under command Of Gen. Ca
briel Gavira and Gen. Francisco Cosio
Robelo. The city is considered to be
position Of great Importance to the
Carrancistas, as from it they are IN
position not only to protect Puebla, but
also TO menace Mexico City ITSELF
The forces Of Col Rus will Join those
Of Gen. Lauro Mendez and with num-
Der Of strong Zapatista commands. The
attack will be made simultaneously
with a concentrated movement against
Puebla, which is to be attacked by a
large Zapatista force.
So threatening has the movement
against TOrreon become that Villa will
be forced to send strong reinforce
ments to the garrison If he is to hold
the city, according to Carranza agents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
VILLA TROOPS co TO BATTLE;
OPENFIGHT AGAINST CARRANZA
Brigade Is Sent From Mex co City to Tlaxcala to En-
gage Carranza Garrisons; Juarez Takes Precautions
Against Surprise From Salazar; All the Gar
risons in the State Take Similar Steps.

here. They have been advised that the
movement against TOrreOn has been
placed in command of Gen. Ildafonzo
VasqUez.
Carrancistas Near TOrreOn.
The latter has been drawing on the
SaltiIIo garrison and now has a force
of nearly 5000 men in the vicinity Of
San Pedro, less than so miles from
Torreon. He is also reported to have
quit the railway with a part of his
force and gone northwest with the in
tention of cutting the line between
Torreon and chihuahua and Juarez-
Gen. Vasquez distinguished himself
during the Constitutionalist rebellion.
He has been a revolutionist since 1910.
During the last revolt he operated
throughout Coahuila and was for a
time on the staff Of Gen. Pablo Con
zales.
1Chihuahua Is Tranquil"
All of chihuahua is tranquil and
there are no "Colorados' anywhere
near Casas- Grandes, according to Err
nesto Fernandez Y Arteaga, ''conven-
tionalist' consul here. Both rail and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
A. & M. FUNDS AND DEPOSITS
In THE STATE BANK ARE SAFE

Las Cruces, N. NJ. Dec. lit is
stated that in spite of the closing of
the First State bank Of this city, in
culture and Mechanic Arts had on de-
post approximately $4,000. the college
will lose nothing.
Those in a position to know. de-
clared that the bond of treasurer Nor
gan Llewellyn, of the board of regents.
in. the Southwestern Surety company
of Dallas, Tex, more than covered the
amount of the deposit, and that in adj
dition the bond Of the registrar in a
national surety company, combined
with a good personal security. made it
certain that the college would not sur
fer the loss of a cent.
Officials of the bank today stated
that the depositors would lose nothing
by the closing of the institution and
that indications now point to a reOr-
ganizatiOn and resumption of business
within the next 30 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
CHRISTMAS HOLLY AND PIES
CHEAP ON THE MARKET PAGE

Six auto tickets for % cents IS not
the only bargain which is announced
on page one of the sport section
Made in Ell Paso" prices are oLIereo
in the many advertisements which are
displayed on this page Holly wrea tns
are offered for 35 cents instead OF %
cents. which was the old price. sugar
is offered II pounds for 81 by another
dealer. Butter is selling at 80 cents
a pound another grocer announces in
his advertisement.
The union butchers urge meat buyers
to patronize union butchers for better
prices and service. Mince meat Tor
making re-Christmas pies is adver-
tised al 20 cents a pound. Many other
special prices are offered on the first
page of the sport and classified section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
CABALLER0KILLS
TWO SPANIARDS
Carranza Commander Exc
cutes Two Men Without
Knowing Why.

washington, D. c., Dec. 1.-Two
Spanish subjects, Vicente Vidal and
Eduardo Basugal have been executed
at Tampico by Gen. Caballero, the Car
rama commander. The cause of their
execution is not known, Caballero him
self disclaiming that he knew why he
had been Instructed to put them to
death, according to Il report to the
state department today from Thomas
H. Devan, the American vice consul
A third Spanish subject is reported
in prison on charge similar to that
which led to the execution of the other
two.
The Spanish ambassador, Mr.. Riano,
visited secretary. Bryan today and was
told that efforts would be made to
save the life Of the man in prison and
that further inquiries already had been
made to ascertain what were the
grounds on which the others were ex-
ecuted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
Carrizozo Hunter
Mistakes Friend For
Game and Shoots Him

Carrizozo, n. NJ, Dec. 1L-Whlie
hunting in the mountains between TINS
place and Captain, Harry Little accl-
dentallv shot and killed Wildly Yum
walt The pair had separated shortly
before the fatal accident, and coming
sometime move in a bush a short way
from him Believing it to be game OF
some description, he shot the charge
entering the body of young yum |
Little found that life was not eXtlncJ
when he got to his friend, and he hur-
ried with the body to telephone sta
ton and called Dr. Walker, Of TINS
place. Before the physician could get
ready to start however, another mes
sage informed him of the death OF
Zumwalt.
Both parties lived on the Ruidoso,
where Zumwalt's family lives, and
where he grew to young manhood. Lit
tie who is a former resident of Carri-
zozo. is almost crazed over the accident
The funeral of Zumwalt was held at
his home yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

telegraphic communication through
out the state and for that matter, to
Mexico City, is in perfect working or
der" he said. My reports are that
Maytorena is in. complete control of the
state of Sonora and that there has
been no attack on Hermosillo'
Watching for Salazar.
An order has been issued by Fidel
Avila, governor of Chihuahua. that all
garrisons in the state shall report to
the state capital at least twice a day,
once in the morning and the second
time about dusk Strict orders re-
garding the placing of guards have
also been issued. Should garrison
fail to report at the stated time, the
garrison nearest to it will be noti-
vestigation will be made. In. this way
it is hoped to nip in the bud any Of
fensive movement by the forces Of
SalaZar.
Juarez. Garrison Cautious.
The most elaborate precautions
against surprise continue to be taken
by the Juarez garrison. The Quartet
has been extensively wired and is now
I in direct communication with the mill
tary headquarters, all of the bases
where temporary barracks are main
( tanned and with the principal munich
pal and state offices Each night
mounted guards are sent up and down
the river and to a point more than
five miles south of the town on both
the National and North Western rail-
ways.
VIIIn-Zapata Split.
Carrancistas here declare that the
attempted shooting of the Zapata gen
eral, Juan Banderas, in Mexico City,
and the reported detection of Gene
vivo de Ia o, a noted Zapata leader,
is the beginning of a serious split be-
tween Villa and the Morelos chief. Ad-
vices received from Veracruz Friday
stated that Villa had assumed control
of all branches of government in the
capital and that many high Zapatista
officials had already quit the capital
1t Is given out that Zapata has left
to resume his position in the field.
ChaO Military Governor.
Gen. Manuel Chao. former governor
OF Chihuahua, and well known on the
border, has been appointed military
governor of the federal district and has
taken office.
Gen. Lucio Blanco, according to VII
lista advices, has been offered the port
filiO of gobernacion in the Gutierrez
cabinet, and is expected to accept
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
FINE PICTURE AZ anon.

Ormi Hawley will please her many
admirers today at the Bijou in an ex-
cellent two reel feature. entitled The
Making Of Him." This picture contains
elements that are unusual in the or
binary love story. Numerous illustra-
tions are shown on the training grounds
at the Newport Naval station and con-
siderable comedy develops in the love
episodes; concerning three aspirants for
a debutante's hand. See this picture.
Saturday, Tom Moore and Marguerite
CourtOt will be seen in The Girl and
the Explorer"
Sunday, THE Ticket of Leave Man"
in two parts, will be shown-Advertise
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
ITURBIDE TAKES REFUGE
WITH AMERICAN CONSUL

washington, D. c., Dec. lin de-
nying Mexico City reports Of the execu-
ton of Gen. Iturbide, former governor
OF the federal district the state de-
paTtment has advices that Gen. Itur-
bide, having been informed that
charges had been preferred against
him, has taken refuge with Ameri-
can consul Carothers. An effort is be-
ing made to ascertain the nature Of
the charges against Iturbide
The American consular agent at Par
raj has been requested to use his good
offices to secure adequate protection
OF the property Of a Spanish subject
by the name of Juan Bilboa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
2 T.. HOLMDAHL ARRESTED
ON SECOND NEUTRALITY CHARGE

E. L. Holmdahl was arrested Friday
by federal authorities, charged with re-
country.
HOImdahI was arrested about a
month ago on a similar charge and was
released on $500 bond. At the hearing
Friday before United States commits
sioner George B. oliver his bond in the
second case was fixed at $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
VILLA FORCE DEFEATED
BUT REVIEWS THE EIGHT

Der 500, was severely defeated Thursday
by Carranza troops at San Pablo VAL
lenga, Sonora, according to advices re-
ceived by the Carranza consulate here.
The Villa troops lost many in killed,
but have received achievements and
fighting is now again going on, the adj
VICES state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
MAYTORENA'S NEPHEW is
NAMED As BORDER CONSU

CASTOR Ramirez has been appointed
consul for the Villa party at Nogales.
Ariz., and Enrique Maytorena, nephew
Of Gov Jose Maria Maytorena, has been
appointed consul at Douglas.
In company with c. P. Clark. Of the
Bisbee Review, they have been here for
the past week on official business and
returned to the Sonora border Thurs
day night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
AMERICANS FROM CHIHUAHUA SAY
TERRAZAS TO BE GIVEN FREEDOM

AneTIcans WHO arrived from Chlhua-
hua Friday morning say that Luis Ter
razas will probably be released within
a short time. Gen. Villa, before gong
to Mexico City, they say, announced
that when peace is finally restored he
would give TerraZas his freedom. Ee
has been prisoner for a year. Among
the Americans who arrived from Chi
huahua Friday morning were Harry
Mitchell and wife, Dennie Minnehan, W.
E. Saust and Howard Anderson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
Caught IN THE RAIN" TONIGHT

with their first comedy production,
Willie Golfers success. Caught in the
Rain" another one of the series of the
"S2 Productions at Popular Prices" The
management is anxious that patrons
reserve their seats as early as possible,
If disappointment in seats is to be
avoided. Capacity houses is the rule
at the Crawford since the coming of
the Glass Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
TOMAS BRANIFF, ALLEGED
HUERTA MAN, IS EXPELLED

Veracruz, Mex, Dec. 11-Tomas Bra
milf, member of a wealthy Mexican
family, has been expelled from the
country because he extended financial
and political assistance to the Huerta
government. He is on board the Span
ish liner Reina Maria Christina, bound
for Havana, Cuba.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
CHAPLIN-AGATN TODAy.

By special request from many of the
Grecian patrons, who could not gain
admittance yesterday, the management
has arranged to show His Prehistoric
Past again today. Chas. Chaplin, ap-
pears in this in an entirely new char
acter and het certainly makes the best
OF it. 1t is a great comedy. You must
not miss it! Come early, as this is posi-
lively the last time.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
IrrNr DRTvER REACHES FOR

While reaching for his fares, L. L.
Parker. a driver for the Jitne Auto COM
pany. ran his machine -hco curDstone
on Montana near Dallas street, Friday
morning and the two front wheels were
bent. but no one was injured As he
turned to collect the ''jitnes' from his
passengers, Parker held the steering
wheel with one hand, and the car struck
the curb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
TAKES CHARGE OF CRTCEs RANIr

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Dec. 11-Assistant
bank examiner L. B. Wooters has gone
to Las Cruces to take charge of the
state bank which closed its doors Tues
day, pending a reorganization, as ex-
planned by its officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
CRAwFORD-MATINEE TOMORROW

Last " Wednesday, atternOOn The CraW-
ford was hardly large enough to ac-
cOmmOdate all the women who desired
to witness the excellent performance
by the Glass company, so tomorrow
the doors will open promptly at 2
o'clock, and the show starts at 2:3O. It
is urged that all be seated before cur
tain time-jf Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

Remember, clean coal and full weights
mean fuel economy. r. c. Semple, sue
cessor Southwestern Fuel Co., phone
31-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
FABELA WILL REORGANIZE
CARR WA RITRE is IN

VeracruZ, Mex, Dec. 11.-Ysidro Fa-
bella, Carranza's foreign minister, left
Thursday by steamer for Havana and
Galveston to reorganize the Carranza
governments consular corps and pub
licity bureau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

literally have hailed across the DouH
dairy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10

of men who are among the top-notch-
ers.
Many English boxers have volun-
teered and are in active service now
Among these is Bandsman Blake. who
recently fought Bombardier Wells for
the English championship. Blake is
with the Second Norfolk regiment.
Within week after the declara-
ton OF war over 500 Cambridge men
volunteered. and among these wore
many famous oarsmen, cricketers and
athletes.
Some Of their names are known even
on this side OF the Atlantic.
j. w. T. Observation-Disclosures Cam
bridge boxing champion), l.. :. Lloyd,
G. a. Fisher a. Vincent, II. NJ. Hey
land, r. w. NJ. Arbuthnot, A. w. Sy-
mington, r. S. Shove, c. h. V. Buxton,
w. NJ. Wallace, G. T.. Tower, r. Jukes.
c. Mcclure. II. J. Naumann, G. Il. c.
Wood and II. Law are a famous Cam
bridge oarsmen.
Famous cricketers have volunteered
by the thousands, prominent among
them j. Chapman Captain of Derby
shire), A. II. Sharp. G. n. Foster, a.
w. Carr, Lieut.. Harrison, Capt. r.
Baggallay, y. III. Horribly.
These are men known wherever
cricket is played. and they are only "A
few of the famous players now i'm ac-
ton.
If Waterloo was won on the cricket
fields of England, as the Iron Duke
once declared. England should have a
chance To fight a new Waterloo before
the present war Is over.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10
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CARPENTER is AN
AVIATOR NOW; JACK
JOHNSON is IDLE.
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san Francisco, Cal, sept l0.-Geur-
ges Carpenter the French heavy
weight champion, may soon b, heard
of as "a throwing birdman, ac-
cordng to word received in san Fran
cisco 10y J. Prebost, an acquaintance.
Carpenter donned Lis soldier uu!-
form on August 6 and now. presum.
ably is an active participant in the
attempts to repulse the advancing Ger
mans.
Jack Johnson. who talked so big
about going TO war when hostilitie.
were first started has, according TO
late reports, failed TO enlist and the
last heard of the black champion he
was on British soil doing nothing moro
heroic than his turn ON the vaudeville
stage.
It is further alleged that so far the
Cudcr has failed to turn over his
automobiles 10 the French government,
as Doe promised To do. and as a conse-
quence it is said that the negro's
popularity has suffered crushing
slump u Paris.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10
MINORS WANT
BASEBALL WAR
TO END AT ONCE.
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Chicago. Sept. 10.--President Ban
Johnson Of the American league and e
member of the National commission
VIII confer with Garry Hermann.
head Of the commission and owner Of
the Reds. on the plans mapped here
plans said to be in line for peace talk
between organized baseball and the
Federal league.
Nothing of an authoritative state
ment will be given out by Hermann,
but inside information has II that the
majors are ready to reach some agree
ment with the Feds. That organized
baseball is well fortified to carry on the
war another year or so Is certain. but
there are many minor leagues almost
to the wall, and they fear they cannot
stand another years battle. IL Is the
minors who are urging peace.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10
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: BLOCKING MACHINE .
: TO BE EMPLOYED .
+ BY u. OF M. SQUAD. .

Coach Fielding Yost will use a block
ing machine when he commences the
three weeks OF preliminary practice
with his University OF Michigan foot
bali squad at Ann Arbor next Tues
day.
According To Captain Jimmy Rayns-
ford, who consulted the coach during
the latters brief stay in Detroit. the
machine will he constructed of more
substantial material than the one used
in spring practice, when a bag filled
with hay served the purpose after a
fashion.
The machine will form a part Of the
regular work instead of being a side
issue as last spring. Blocking prac-
ticc is needed most by the majority Of
linemen ,Yost contends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10
MICHIGAN HAS
TRIO OF STARS
Yost Has New Men of Great Prom
Use for This Year

Ann Arbor. Mich, sept. 1o.-Tnc
warning call for the assembling Of the
W..er#. warriors has been sounded
and ,.. irst Yostism for the season
OF raI. has been uttered, Wen meet
'em d. the cross roads" declared
Fielding II. Yost in speakiu OF the
prospects tor a Michigan victory over
Harvard
when the actual practice begins,
about the middle of the month. there
viii Dee twenty-f0ur candidates COM
petlug. Eight veterans viii be- lost
The strength Of Craig PUuuus and Ali
mendinger cannot Doe counted upon to
win glory FOR Michiuau this year. To
Offset the passing OF these. three new
candidates are expected TO win their
spurs. They are Mau'DetsgH Neimal
and Splauu While there arc fourteen
new candidates these three stand out
prominently ass coming stars.
Mdulbetseh 10 togred ass one Of the
fastest ha.HarEs who ever auuued
moleshns He weighs l6- pounds is
built low, has powerful pair of Shout
ders and his dashcs are characterized
by lightning speed The chief asset
which enables MaulHctsch 90 play
prominently as one OF the main oogs
In football machine. is the peculiar
manner .u which h- runs. It is almost
Impossible 20 successfully tackle Maui
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10

Cauett Captain Raynford, Bushnell
Lyons James and Cochran.
The coutouders for the bacEneld po-
sitious viii be Gait. Hughitt, Maui
bctsch. Splaun, Benton, Meade cat
latl BastIau. McNamara and Bush
nell. Calf wciehs lG5 pounds, is fast
and viii Doe "a pretty teammate for
Maulactsnh at the other half position.
lie played az left half last year along
side ~ Jimmy Craig and i'm all prob
ability viii hold down his position this
season. Hughitt seems 10 De the choice
at quarter and win encounter no diff
d.ulty u maintaining his position.
Hugh.tt weighs 145 pounds and is con-
s.dered the best quarterback Yost las
had since the days of Boss Weeks
Plenty Of Coaches.
The Wolverines win not lack ia
coaches this year Germany Schultz
VIII areu handle the line. Dougl1s
w'i a-ain MANAGE the Freshmen car
didu.os while Jimmy Craig OF last
years team Will assist Yust with the
haeHGaIi craig will likely have COM
maud # the scrubs.
Yust thinks that ne has an even
broas with the fasteners II his mca
develop as be plans. Yost believes that,
witch 70 good solid wall i'm front he can
wIu This came with a sensational rum
Her boz tho bocknold and good For
ward pass and punt artist. He has
these men in Maulbctsch and SplaIa.
lie is counting on winning the Har-
ward game If at all by sending Maui
betsch throueh the line of split plays
and end runs n Michigan's famous
scoring machine il not working the
day will nk"ly go 20 the easterners, as
tho Wolverines cannot hope TO COM
pete iu the kicking line with Harvard.
Western Austral.a's gold fields cover
OBJ D. 4
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-10
Federal League.

Baltimore, 6; Indianapolis 3; FIST
game.
Baltimore ,; Indianapolis, (; secon
game.
Buffalo, 3; Chicago, 5; called i'm the
twelfth; darkness
Pittsburgh, 4 Kansas City, 6.
Brooklyn, ?; st. Louis. /.