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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Vaccination.

Vaccination.
10 the Editor az The Times Dispatch:
View Vaccination In the Large" IN
The Times Dispatch of February ii. you
nave given only one side OF tho oues-
ton; TO begin with the medical pro
ieasion Is not uniformly In favor of
NSucclhhtion' such eminent men ms Dr.
iEaEar M Crookshanks. professor OF
pacteriology In Kings College. London;
Dr. Charles Creighton, Of Cnmbrid.e
Eng iand' DR.. Carlo Ruata. of Naples:
the late Or. Adolph Vogt. professor or
University OF Bernc, Switzerland. and
many others arc opposed to II. These
men have made n special study OF the
subject, and DR.. Crook shanks has writ
ten the most complete work published
on the subject. The History and
Pathology OF Vaccinations"
Your reference to Prussia was unfor-
tunate. as vaccination was made com
pulsory there in 1895. and not 1871, ma
you state, and at the time OF the great
epidemic of 1901. Prussia was tho
90 eS -, Sacclnntcd country In Europe, yet
osS59 OF It's citizens died OF smallpox.
ana ITS death rate was higher than that
OF any state In Northern Europe. After
this epidemic most stringent sanitary
avs were passed and enforced through
out Germany. and there has been com
paratively little smallpox there since.
Japan which has the most stringent
com puiSory vaccination laws IN the
world, had an epidemic of smallpox in
l9Vs OF 1867 cases and 5.S3T deaths
and in the period from 1889 TO 1905. in,
elusive, 1871 cases. with 4i.eI9
deaths.
In comparing Russia with Norway.
Denmark. Sweden and Germany. you
are com pairing the most unsanitary
With the most sanitary countries In
Europe. Probably sanitation rather
than vaccination explains tho differ
ence.
England. the original home OF vacci
nation. has practically repealed her
compulsory vaccination laws. and is
rapidly giving up vaccination. vet
smallpox is steadily declining there.
In regard to the harmlessncss of
vaccination. the Registrar General of
England and Wales reports Los deaths
from vaccination from 1881 TO 1907. and
inns takes no account OF the much
rEer number put down rs blood poison
ing. etc. have treated number OF per
sons whose health has been permanent
~ injured by vaccination any layman
can recall number OF such Instances
among his friends and acquaintances.
lhcre Is n method OF obtaining iinmu-
nifty from smallpox. without the dan
gers and discomforts Of vaccination.
which has been legaliZed by one OF our
most progressive states. Iowa, but am
afraid that our health authorities are
too welded TO their ido'i to dcign to
notice anything originating outside OF
their own school OF medicine.
TO save space | have not given nv
authorities for tho facts above stated
but VIII do SO II any one wishes them
HARRY b. BAKER, NJ. d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Woman Arrested for Theft.

Kitty LnBelle, twenty four years old,
Sergeant iSrengel, Sergeant Waymecls
and Patroiman Tucker on the charge
of stealing $40 from Frank Peterson
of Glenora Post -Once, Spotsylvanin
County. The money was stolen on Sat-
urday night. and when Peterson ac-
MED It. He reported his LOSS TO tho
police, and when the woman's room was
searched Pcterson's pocketbook. con-
talning the bills of the denominations
he had named, was found in her trunk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
EIGHT CAUGHT IN RAID
w. G. Walton Accused OF Maintaining
l:nna Ill nu Min Street. -

Eight alleged gamblers were caught
early last night by Police Sergeant
Waymack and Patrolmen Sweet and
Duffy when the house ut 1903 East Main
Street was raided. w. c. Walton was
charged with maintaining gambling
house. and those caugh. in the place
were charged with disorderly conduct.
At the First Police Station they gave
their names as follows:
Peter Haake, Reuben HO5ten, p J.
Pagan, Roger Wade j. b. Osted. Arthur
Rose and William Stewart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Thomas Lee Moore stricken.

ISpcciuI 20 Inc Times -DIspatchl
Roanoke. Va. February 22-Thomas
Lee Moore, chairman or the Progress
slve party In Virginia and former
United states District Attorney for tho
Western District OF Virginia. was
stricken with paralysis In his home
at midnight last night. Tonight his
condition Is regarded as most encour-
aging. The stroke wan only partial
lie has not lost consciousness Nr
Moore had been in good health up TO
last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Dies After Rescue.

Special 10 The Times sa!sr y CHI.
Onancock, Va. February 22.--Captain
hsbury Crockett. assistant keeper OF
the Tangier Island Lighthouse. was
boat within 200 yards Of tho light Tho
tide carried the boat out of his reach
and left him struggling In the Icy
water. The accident was seen by Can.
tain Edward Thomas. keeper OF tho
light. who won't to his assistance In HIS
boat. but he died before reaching Tan
gier Island Surviving him are n
widow and five children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Queries and Answers

Mrs Washington,
:, Please tel tho family name Of Mrs
George Washington. e. w "a
cambridge.
Patents.
How may get list OF patents issued
curing The past SIX months? L. G.
,o wt ~ 70 Tho Patont Once, Washing
Curly Hair.
10 you know any preparation which
WIZ mike the hair curly7 MRS g
We do not ihS' ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

"rhe ChIIdren's Lullaby"
"The Children's Lullaby" a play
which was given. at Benedictine Col
Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

" the philadelphia Public Ledger
which has proven to It's own sausfac-
ton tina, Gin Pinchot is no Pennsyi-
yanian. could get the same evidence
against RoieT Penrose, It would d,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
WELCOME TO sCuoor MEN.

Than those who are engaged in lay
ing the foundation for good citizenship
there are no moro Important workers
in our land Than those whose life work
il Is TO educate the chiids mind and to
build child character there Is mono or
more value to the nation. Than our
superintendents of public schools there
Is no body OF men that Richmond would
rather entertain.
SO Richmond feels herself honorcd
that this week she Will have the privi-
lege OF the company OF the Department
Of Super!ntendence OF the National Ed
ucation Association. She anticipates
great pleasures In entertaining this
great body OF men and hopes to derive
great benefits from their sessions
BENEFITS that will be shared by the State
OF Virginia al large. That the enjoy
mont and the pront viii toe mutual
The sincere wish OF The Times Dispatch
which In expressing this wish, Is con.
fident that II IS but rejecting the senti
ments Of the people Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

without women. sapienty observes
Mics Ida Tarbeil there would DO no
civilization. OF course not; without
women there would be no men to make
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Virginia hopes that the primary
peach, which has al last been picked
from thee tree. VIII not prove to be a
lemon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

II Senator Bristow aid not attack
President Wilson occasionally. how
would people know there is Senator
Bnslow?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Reso Inns hsc an earthquake but /
didn't shock Reno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

The Florida Union is gaining
fame by taking seriously Champ
Ciark's pretensions 10 the presidency
81 1915.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Queen bees only are admitted 70
the malls More sex Discrimination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Eiber, Hubbard says tho Germans
are wiser than the Americans in many
ways For instance they do not fall
for Ebert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

President wilson has many things TO
worry about but not everything.
There's Willie Hearst's dislike of his
policies Tor one thing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Senator Gore should be acquitted
next by the voters o. Oklahoma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23

Charlie Murphy has At last been
frozen out, but It is the wrong Charlie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
Ernill Chnrlestnn.

One hundred and nineteen shells were
fred into Charleston within the TWENTY
four hours ending al sunset last night
II is reported that one of the Yankee
blockadipS gunDoats was sunk during
the storm of yesterday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
GrunOeis siibertrasnmseH
Gineinnati, Z. glpriI.

- > - - = = Z.
Su6n g. Bennett oil Senrb 6. Sub.
bsnoorf, 90 bsi 81 Sub an Der @eits
isite Der 9eetman Strabe in Gairs
mount. 81.
Senrp e. Suoosnborf an SOispb
Suopenoori, Ousielbe Gissntbum.
$3.50.
MiltOn Saplsr. afisuse. an Sobn
!. Robinfon, Quit Claim gu
BEN 9runOsIssntbum, iibertrassn
hurd Sesb Of glifisnment on ben ais
fianes. 81.
@sorss Sieffer an Soispb aleffer,
Cots 40 uno Al in Sobn W. Cole
mar's llntsrubtbeiIuHg an Der ainbel
glpenus. 81.
aate Sopeiamp on SOiepb aisffsr,
Qot 10 in SObn 9. Surcel's Inter-
obtbeilung an Der ebnr4 Strabe.
$1050.
@eorge aieffrr on Soispb &ieffer,
q SUB on Der Hremen Strdbs 13o
Sub fiibli6 BON Der aibsrtp Strabs.
$1.00.
Sobn Rod an George nnb auep
RsDer, Got IA in @m. Gorrp's llnters
dbtleilung on Der Ssfferion apsnus.
$1.00.
Sarrp Op.rbers an Jrances ODsrs
ber", 25 BEL 100 Jub en- Der yloroieits
Der 2atbam aDenus, 55 CUB ! eiflih
ron Der 8seb glpsnlle. 81.
2lleronber 6 .gufanan on Sobn !.
Goffep. 25 BEL 115 SUB an Der Sit'
feite Der sOss Strabe i'm Siteno.
$3100.
Soiepb BoIf an syrani uHb Widr1
9ertrams, 25 BEL 80 Sub on Der
2orofeiis Der aIotier Mpenue. 81.
Rntberine portsr an Gufiis y.
Mlocre, Got 7 in Benidmin 3. Gor's
llnieratthsiIuus in GImnc0e.. ~. ).
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0luslanbiide Sfad)rihten

slus @iIbeIm Saabes
bn 6 ban nl eeiiher 2ebr.
.5eit. @iIbelm Nanbe als Bud.
bdnoIer iIt nid)t neniger an5iebeno
fenen 81 Iernen nIs @ilbelm 8anbe,
Der Wleiiter itiIlen beihniilidlen 30.
bulirens. giidt bon nilem glnfnng an
mar oieier nod beiite Diht geniigenO
geipiiroiste begnnoete 9i4ter. oelisn
@emeinbe aber acknowledgements I'M
9anoe it1nbia ipdd1lt, alii Die Balm
Deg Shriittbilms aeipieien. lpenI
oub feline Gb6tigfeit in Der Siigeno.
1eit In innigem 3uinmmenbang nil
bieiem jtano. Sn Wtngbeburg, in;
$aiis BUM siiIoeneH IsiHfaB", be.
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(I5ortiesumg ioIgt).

9us G6inin 1T, pis DisIe an
bere Webitomente, aus einem poltss
tbumli6sn Seilmittel berDorgegansen,
glls imSabre 1888 bie@attin beg ipae
niI6en Winiiterreiibenten @rafen bel
Gbin4on in peru i4per ertrantts,
bra6ts man ibr, ipie Webiainalrntf
posner i'm @erein fir @oltstunbe mits
tbeilte, Elm in Gina erprobtes Wlittel,
bic Rinbe eines Strdu9es, bic man
n3ina", b. i. 4inbe i6le8tbin, nanns
te, Osrsn Qbtoaung gegen bos De9.
felfiebsr uuberorbsntli4 pirtiam mar
Der 2eibar3t Der 9rGfin Suan bel
8eso bra9ts bos belpd6rte Wittel ndf
europa, ND Gimme Dem Strau9, sr
Gbren Der Grafin, ben 0amsn Gbin.
9ona gab. Die bolldnbiI9e Resisrunc
Derpflunote ben Strau9 na6 Sopa
bon mo er mad Snbien eelangts. Srr.
thiimli9 entitunb nun bic Sdreibtpeif,
China. 2lus snbien aber 6e5ie6en min
nod b.ute ben 8eburf an Gbinarinbe
Dor etfpu bunbert Sa6rsn geldn9 es
bem @inbeder Qpotbefsr Sertiirner
aug bem Opium bas Worpbium al
sefpinnsh. Sn berielben Msife nuro,
nun oud aus Der GbinurinOe Der bell
iDirtenos Stoif bargeiteIt, Oem mar
Den HamsT pGbiHiH" CAB.
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g.rtba grodfslo an gilmore 6. uni

Warp 2. 5eassr an Ufare w.
Hidol. $4,000.
Gsorse gtsnssl an Gli5aJstb goss
ing. $1400.
Sobn s. Goffsp an Gait Gnb 6. ".
60. $4,000.
marp 6. gstsriOn an -bieisl6s.
$3.50
Rofs 8. 6nelsman an Rspirbiic 2.
lnb y. So. $3200.
5ront gsrtrdms an 8remsn Str.
8. unb g. so. $1250.
@eoree g. 5risnb an WpOming g..
ilnb g. go. $500.
5rebbie u. See an Glnipopb pla:e
8. uno y. So. $4,000.
9uifie 3. Moors an oieielbs.
$1,000.
CLARA 6. Sitten an SaflsD g. uno
3. go. $3.50.
Gli5abet9 $. 3issIsr an Gour. Stg.
Miartet 3 limb g. 60, $500.
Gouis Seller an Gnterpriie .. uno
6. q. so. $4,000.
abOmus $. gusss an oisieltt.
$70o.
eDparO asliuOa an Disislbs.
| $500.
Robert Uldcs an oisTslbs. $250O.
Srsooie u. See an 5reo. S9an5le.
$500.
Mnrp 6. @reiier an Gnterprile 9.
unb g. u. SO. $500
gli3abetb 0sIaneD an 9lmeIia Sslis
nep. 3eitamsntsDollitredsrin $1,000.
abbie 1lopo on Star 9. u. RO. 3.
$425o.
5erOinanb gonberbrint on Gsit
Str. y. q. 80. 1. $1400.
Glen 6orman an Oieielbs $500.
s.. 6. Renf an Gntsrpriis .. uuo
6. u. go. $2250.
3bsreia 5risblanber an Seipitt are.
6. unn y. u. $4,000.
aeslie Sopce an Gloria 6. unS ..
60. $500.
@alter S6rusoer an Soutbern
Ship Sabinss 8ant 60. S400.
syreberif pf,ifier OIL Wt. 5ealtbg
g. unb 8. 60. $4,000.
9erTeIbe or Grant pfeifftr. $1,000.
9illp %. 2lnoerfon an Doriinsmers
German .. ilnb e. 60. $320o.
alice Drummer an Gumilp 9. a.
RO. /. $4,000.
Wubls 9. statsp on German qms.
ritun g. ,mo 9. So. $4,000.
SoTepb Cams an Ginblnp Martet
80. 2 g. u1o .. go. $1,000.
Suieph 70. S6uiis an Champion
3. u. RO. 2. $4,000.
GetiIgts SppOtbsten.
Gbas. g. RadelfrsIb OH DintOn
place 9. unb 3. SO. $500.
Gnd $. Cor an Sorsisn Gbriiiian
Miiiionarp Socistb. $3250.
Gbos. Wesssr an S5indncs 8. uno
G. so. $500.
Gbitb M. WarO an hi.i.Ibe,
$500.
Rofe :. Suslsman an Rspublit 6.
iInb 9. So. $4,000.
5annub ". gIddburn an 9bOs. g.
qSoitsnaer. 1915.
Saeob u. Wibs an Mpuno 3. u.
unO 6. SO. $500.
Spi. Mo!f an Gin Str. SnouitrD
6. uno .. So. $500.
Terisl6s an SisisIbe. 5000.
Sarrp g. puttiiOn an Weiterr
Sills .. g. nnb g. 60. $500.
Sarrp 70. parter an Carthage 9.
unb 6. u. $25O0.
9liS. $. 3eglsr an Court CTR.
Wnriet 9. unb g. 60. $4,000.
Jreobis u. See on 5ub. Shan5le.
$500.
gbls. Sobnfon an Columbia 2if.
Sni. 60. $4,000.
Ssnrp Sreimepsr an Sobn q. Si'
bel. $75.
Ssnrp $. Rund an Soutbern Sbiu
8 .unb 3. So. 1915.
aribur Sranb an allpin 6. SaDlsr.
$2250.
3. D. Stnrp an 3. 80. GrOpt6.r.
SOS.
Ssnristia aO6 an 5inblup mar!et
6. unb .. SO. $1,000.
Samss 2. Glllisan an eagle g.
unb 6. u. $500.
eli5abetb Seiotamp an Mi. aodms
Bldg. SO. $500.
SObn Selomanu on gsorse aleins
buniemeper. 1920.
Snlin 8edsr al Dine Str. Gable g.
unb y. So. $1,000.
2inp .. anberion an Soutbsrll
Sbiu 6. imo 2. 60. $4,000
aIiee grunnsr an 9aura .. Sobn.
$3.50.
s. Bernard Rsii,nbed an 6. Rusl,
Ter. $4,000.
9be Sront llnnepebr SO. aE
ptDplss .. unb 9. SO. $4,000.
Sarrist gnrtbolumsp an @lsnbale
3. iinb 8. u. SO. $3.50.
aefina 5eIbbu,s an antie GrDt.
baus. $4,000.
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.Sp6psrehrte andpias ifrau!

IN einiaen 5doen reiie lh rad
3oIbatid. .sG fperbe hort nur pier'
sean 5aae blsiben, Stbren gefeblyn ae
mGk, Die mid anfpieieH, meins Saupti
tbGtiateit duf 5insbul su rihtsn, bas
icit .tabreu ben Serrn entbebrt mn
eiaentlih teine dnosre Nufiitt meb,
oebabt babe, dls bic b,s alten Imtrup
ipdbrsnb 9olbatit Shr uno Shres
Serrn 9emabls itdnoioer Wobnlit
mar.
6ier bat iih inaniIfen ni6tE
Ginitneiosnoes beaebsn. I'D bittt
i'm GrlaubniB, ii5,r Serrn por
2GnatpiB nod 3uriidhaItuna beobad
ten su biirfen; mas Sic mir bon Der
aIten Wtutter iaaten, bat mid pie sins
Wabnuna CUR GuBeritsn 8oriiht er:
ariffen. Die eriie, penn aud nur
raihe Repiiion Der giiter eripies biti.
ols allt i'm itanbe. DIR alte amtrup
rsriidsrts mid oeiisu idaon gum pors
dus; er babe iie pisrteIidbrIih oenau
rno mihIam burhituetrt unb iih ale
geleae. iopobl bic BON 9ttrsibebGnb=
Ter in Sonbsrn als pom Sanbnraer
9ie6bdroler, tets porpeiisn ldiIen,
qnbsrerieits lit ia Der Riidaana Der
ginnabme. poriaes Aatr nm iie6en.
inuisnb. porooriaes ,lubr I'm ahttaus
ieno Warf. cine rdibielbafie Gridsi'
runa. 5insOal bat ,Sabre asbabi, lpu
es nit orobsn 9erluiten arbeitetc,
unb oans psrfsbIte Grn!en ionic cine
8isbieu6s parsn bic 3u Iaae lieasn.
ben @rinbs. in auisr Grnt.idbrsn,
uno no bic StdlIe ron teinerIei llns
aIiid betroiien rpurbeH. Eat es fiinfsia'
unO isasiatauisnb Uari aebra6t.
Solts Sabre bdtten bic bsibsn IsBisn
isin miiiIeu.
OAR 5err BON gdnapib periOnlih
mir niht oeneiot iein tann. peritshe
i'd oan2 out. ct blt bier mebr als
alpsi Sabre lana feIbitbsrrlid estpirtb.
iaaitst. unb bic gefuaniR bes dltcn
glmtrup. pisrislidbrlid bic Bidder eins
Suiehen. tonnts ,aum aIs aufiidlt uno
Druid pon 2Gnapis empfunosn psr.
ben.
Der liebe aIis 5err Bat s6en fir
feinfiihliae Rntilrsn bas moraliids
gsipiht elmer sbrpiirbiasn peti6nlifs
felt; poIiiip aber tam er idum mebr
ois glutrritdt Qs,ten. limb nun foll
SOcrr ppn aGnalpiB. bieier pisraiaidfs
riae Monn. Der ihon ais Serr aui
tiansr ShoIle fab, Der bas 2sbsn mad
allen Seitsn bin 10 eriinblin ourh-
i!uoirt bat, ipie ID ss ipohl nismuIs
tsnnsn lsrnsn nerbe. mid, ben iun'
oen Wiann bon nift ie6sunblpanaia
Gahren. aIs cine qri 9oraeiesten be-
t,u6tsn. Dos III ihiper fir ibn unh
Elm natiirli6sr 8runb isiner eiiiaen
Saltuna. stbsnflns erforberi Die 81
tuation meinerieits Deliiatsiie. unh
elIe geobddtuno unb Hafforiaunp
hat nit gebutiamt,it au aeidsben.
(IorifeBung fplat.)
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GrnnseiseHtbums . SspObefea
Gtneinnati. Z. glpril.

Gincinnafi, z. Ipril.
Rene Sbpotheten.
5enrp 6. GuobsHborf an geetman
Ctr. %. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
g(usuit O. gammsrIin an @uaran'
tee Dtpoiit 60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
so6n. Der iein giitdsn perlpirtbi6af-

eobn. Der iein giit6sn beripirtbi6ofe
tet hattie, I'm cine Stsllune. sic mar
cine riibrenbe alte Trdu, BON borteni
eben faft serbrphen. 60 fam ih alI
ibm unD badts. er perbe tii6tia or
teiten. bieier beiliaen alien Uliitter
aur lebten ssreube.
Sak pbDbe nod ibr 8drt6en bat.
freut mid BON 6erssu, sSbree lebis
@oupsrnante mar Elm biBden iiberbils
bet. Gd bafte i'd pft: 9lm Gnbs
'bleibt BON Der llnnatur etlpus hdnaen.
9lber penn bns Sino nod feline Blu,
men Idt unb feline Wtui6eI1rctte beat,
it's out,
S6reiben Sic mir iebr balo fpies
Der. 9riiben Sic Gle uno ales.
gludl ben plab unter ben italieniiden
gappeln. Gr lit om idoniten, ipsnn
man Die 4uasn sumaht.
2(oreiiiren sic. bite. 9ensbia. eSn
Qusern 1T es bod and iebr lanaipeis
liu. sShre Gonrabins.
9usern, ben 90. Wlni."
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30
ROUGH STUFF IS
PULLED OFF WHEN
REDS MEET CUBS

lAY noBmHo Journal SPECIAL trAsEn ulHEl
chicago, June "a near riot
marked the first game Of the Cincin-
nati-Chicago series here today which
Chicago won. 10 20 T. Ia the sixth
inning Moran foulcd down tho third
base line. Hoblitzel protested 10 Um
plrt Eason that the hit was fair and
WAS ordered to the club house Man
ager Herzog ran into the argument
and was ordered 10 Join Hobltzel In
"a few minutes one of the players took
Moran's bat and threw It toward the
players bench The aim was wide
and the bat landed In the field boxes.
Immediately spectators charged
upon the neld but they were calmcd
nv attendants and players. The arRu
ing continued and before II ceased
Mulaney Miller and Douglass had
Joined Herzog and iloblitzel. A few
moments later Moran slid into second
and spiked sweeney's thumb. Sweeney
became angered at Moran and It was
necessary for players and Umpire
QuElcy TO stop play
Berger was sent TO the club house
early Ia tho game
Score. r. II. T..
Cincinnati 600 300 roo 2 Q o
Chicago 1850. 0t0 0l6 02x-iO ?
Batteries YnglinR. Rowan and
Gonzales Vaughn, Lavender. Cheney
and Bresnahan.
Summary Three base hlt-John-
ston. Hits-Off Vaughn in 6 i-3;
of Lavender IN 90. or Cheney
In 2. Of Ylnglng IN 6 off Rowan
none IN two Double plays -Groh to
Herzog TO Hoblitzel, Cheney TO Corri-
den 70 Safer. Bases on balls-Off
Yingiing 9. or Vaughn 3 of Cheney
!. or Rowan g struck out-By
Vaughn 4 by Yinglng 3 by Lavender
i. by Cheney 3 by Rowan /. UNI
pifea- Eason and Qugley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30
FORMER SISTER
Of MERCY SUES
BISHOP CHATARD
Miss Kerr Charges She Was
WrongfuIIy Committed to
Asylum, Causing Her to
Lose $4,000,

indianapolis, Ind, June 29.-Miss
Mary Regina Kerr Of indianapolis,
who alleges she is former member
Of the religious order Of the Sisters
OF Mercy. filed in the United states
district court here today suit for
100000 damages against the Right
Rev Francis Silas Chatard, bishop of
the Catholic diocese of Indianapolis;
the Right Rev Joseph Chartrand,
bishop co-adjutor Of the same do
cese MARY Curren. a member Of the
order of Sisters Of Mercy Jefferson
ylle. Ind. and Michael Wahl, chief
Of police Of Jacksonville. Ind.
Miss Kerr charges she was commit
ted against her will to a hospital for
the insane at Dubuque la, and that
because of her enforced presence
there, financial loss was incurred by
the hospitals which had been under
her control at Jacksonville, Ind, and
Columbus. Ind. She alleges that she
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30
BATTLING DANE
GAVE ]. O'LEARY
HIS TIN EARS

Jack o'Lcarys twin tin ears give
mute testimony of the Battling Danes
fighting ability OLeary at present
is promoting fights in Santa lee He
came here In the role of manager pro
tenn Of Jeff Clarke. Of Joplin.
O'Leary and the Dane went fifteen
rounds to "A draw and il was upon
that occasion that Jensen decorated
Jacks auditory appendages This
same OLeary. by the way. viii be
asked TO referee the Jensen Torres
fight saturday night He Is satisfac-
tory TO both Torres and Jensen.
OLeary acted as referee of the Torres
schaefer bout and although he was
not called upon 10 give decision then
his fairness pleased Torres.
Rivera Expected Tonight.
Mark Levy director will go to
Santa Fee this morning t. ask OLeary
TO ofliciate. He probably will bring
Demon Rivera OF Santa fe. who is
10 meet Young Patsy Kline, back with
him tonight
The Congo Kids name also appears
on the Danes record. Jensen won a
decision over the Kid in six rounds at
Cheyenne Jensen stopped PIN Ker-
ney. who Is to meet Packcy McFar-
land Labor day. In three rounds Three
LOT Jcnsens battles that will he Of
particular interest locally We're his
tcn-round draw with Eddie Johnson.
his decision over Eve Winters In fiji
teen rounds and his ten-round draw
with Stanley Yoakum. He lost "a de-
cislon to Ruddy Unholtz In twenty
rounds The Battler has twenty
round verdict over Frank White.
Jensen SPARED last night at the New
Mexico Athletic club with Young
Samuel Iangford and Young Joe
Rivers going four rounds with each.
Bob York, the heavyweight, who
win fight Kart Gordon. of Joplin, JUS
Z. at Roswell. happened into the gym.
nasium yesterday afternoon while Jack
Torres was training He donued the
gloves with the LEGAL prodigy and as
1 a result left for Roswell last night
with discolored left eye and split
iiip.
Z Jensen will work out this afternoon
land Torres tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30

Washington, June Washington
beat New York today, 10 o. Boehlng
allowed but four scattered hits and
scored the winning run himself in the
third inning when he doubled, was
sacrificed TO third and scored on Fos-
ter's double. Manager Chance was
banished from the field for protesting
a foul ball caught by Nunamaker.
Score. Ri. E.
New York $50 GOO OOO 600 0
Washington .-OOi GOO COX z q
Batteries WARRIOR and Nunamak-
en-; BoehlinE and Henry.
Summary. Two-base -Shanks.
BochlIng, Foster, Mocller Double
play Foster, Morgan and Smith.
Bases on balls-On Warhop. /: OFF
Boehlng, D. Struck out By Boehlng,
2. Umpires-Chtn and Sheridan.
Cleveland-St Louis. postponed, rain.