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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK


HOLDERS.
THE annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Life Insurance Company
of Virginia will he held at the Home
Office Of the company. corner Capitol
and Tenth Streets. Richmond, Va. We'd
nesday. January 81, 1915, at o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of electing d.
rectors OF said company for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
ALG ERNON S. HURT Secretary
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THE regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF Sydnor 81 Hundley,
Inc. will be held at the Office of the
company, Seventh and Grace Streets,
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, January 10,
1915. at o'clock Z. NJ
w. NJ GILMORE Secretary.
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BOARDING.

S27 West Franklin Street desira BILE
Mrs. Burbank
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WALL PAPER1NG.

SPECIAL prices given on painting and
days. High-class goods at the most
reasonable prices. We also make q
speciality of out Of town work. r. T.
Gardner. 435 West Main. Madison 6361
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REGULAR annual meeting of the
stockholders Real Estate Security
Company will be held at it's office, No.
l1l3 Main Street, at IL o'clock.
IL. w. DANDY,
Secretary.
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n A special communication OF
Ky Richmond Lodge, No. 10. A. T.
Z" Il a. NJ. will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple, Broad and Adams Streets
THIS Thursday EVENING Mt 6:3O
o'clock. Members OF this lodge urged
TO be present Visiting and transient
brethren fraternally welcome.
BY order of the worshipful master
GEORGE c. BIDGOOD.
r. T.. WINFREE.
Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. 9l2 East
Main Street. buy, sell, exchange and
REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and silver
taken in exchange.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

WANTED. complete Sunday issues of
the Times-Dispatch for August 81
and October 5, 1913, and July s and
August 2. 1914. Communicate with the
Handley Library, Winchester. Va.
WANTED. to buy 100 opossum and coon
hides. Will pay full value and cX-
press charges. w. It. ii. Dunnagan,
Dickson, Tenn.
WANTED, customers for nice country
butter. Miss NJ. J. w. Indiantown,
Va.
WOOD carving, furniture repaired w.
H.. Hayward, 90S East Clay Ran
dolph 3277-L.
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wANTED-Female.

lady bookkeeper and ste
nographer desires position February /.
Fix years experience. u. o. Box 20l,
Eo,th Boston Va
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AUTOMOBILES.

COMMERCIAL auto bodies for Ford
chassis In stock. We make spe-
cialty Of repairing and repainting auto
mobiles. 4. Meyers Sons. 73I East
Cary Street.
COMMERCIAL auto bodies for Ford
cars In stock. Richardson Brothers,
615 Brooke Avenue.
WANTED. to buy 5-passenger automo-
bile Address ID 646. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR sale. 1913 Cadillacs, 5-passen-
ger. recently overhauled, electric
starter and lights. each $500. Jones
Motor Car Co, 1651-53 West E: Dad.
Randolph 463
FINE auto painting is our business
Calls Auto Painting Company, 1927
West Broad.
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ployed in tho navy at good pay Ser
ice calls for highly skilled workmen.
Favy has It's trade schools where young
zen with mechanical aptitude are
faught their trades. Offers excellent
lareer TO young Americans over II
kavy Recruiting Station. Allison Bldg,
Richmond
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
Federal Reserve system
Postal Savings Bank Depository.
fThe annual meeting of the stock
holders of this bank will be held ut
the banking house on THURSDAY
January II. 1915, ut o'clock p. NJ
JAMES NJ. BALL,
Tn
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lady bookkeeper and ste
noEraphcr' desires position February
6 years experience. L. o. Box 2Oi,
South Boston. Va.
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WANTED-Furnished Flat.

WANTED. to rent or sublet at once by
family OF 8, furnished housekeeping
apartment, or rooms, with kitchen
and bath. near Third and Broad: best
of references given. Room AS. Jeffer-
9On
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MEETINGS.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Richmond. Virginia, December 81. 1914.
THE annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of this company will be- held at
the Office OF the company, No. 1906
East Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
at IL o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, jan
uary 20. 1915.
L. d. AYLETT,
Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Farms.

CLUB ground for rent: 200 acres fish,
ing and hunting: fine house. yard,
spring with ram, on railroad and auto
mobile road. 10 miles Richmond. E %.
care Times Dispatch
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MISUNDERSTANDING Goods.

WANTED. to buy for cash household
soods In any quantity. Phone Mndi.
aOn 1851.
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IMPORTED maccaroni. s1.75 box and 10
cents pound, three hounds for Is
cents. Succa' olive oil, half gallon, SIPS;
quart, 10 cents. Imported .wcitzer
cheese. 35 cents pound. Hamburger
cheese. "a cents pound. Roquefort
cheese, 80 cents pound. All kinds Uf
fruits and vegetables. Phone orders
promptly attended to. d. Landis, 43O
North Sixth Street. Randolph 1868
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HORSES AND MULES.

VIRG MAS RELIABLE AUCTION
AND COMMISSION STABLES w. H.
CHAMBERS. PROPRIETOR. 1sc9-11
East Franklin Street. If you are In
need OF horse or mulo. come and SEQ
AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY
AND SATURDAY. 10 a. NJ
WE sell you what you buy. Give you
OUR GUARANTEE is THE NAME.
W. II. CHAMBERS
ASK YOUR FRIENDS IF WE DO AS
WE SAY. Phone MADISON 6465
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FOR SALE-Animnlr .

GOING out of teaming business, have
Tor sale horses and 2 mares suita BILE
mules, pair weighing 1900 pounds,
price, $50: pair wcighin. 1900 pounds.
price. $3.50. Can be seen at Al North
Fifth Street.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES, MULES,
AT CRULL'S STABLES, is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
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FOR sale-s25o will buy good young
pair or mules right out OF the hard
est Kind OF work; will weigh 2.30c
pounds: in good condition sound and
quick walkers. Also one pair OF good
blocky mules weighing 1900 pounds
are In Richmond. Price. SECS. win
give 80 days trial. II not as represent
ed, l Will give money back. Can be
seen at Cranes Stable. 16 South Fiji
tcenth Street. Half square from Main
Street Station.
FOR sale. English toy spaniel. A few
hne Prince Charles and Blenheims
Ior sale very cheap to good homes.
Lakewood Kennels. Ashland. Va
LIVING In city. can't look after them
OFFER for sale registered Coax Ridgc)
Tamworth hogs. Address j 7o7. care
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HELP WANTED-Female.

GRADUATE and undergraduate
nurses register with us. Virginia
business Exchange. BIG North Second.
WANTED. young ladies OF neat appear
ance to demonstrate. Only those who
Ian travel need apply. Call after ! 80
IN, lis North Fifth Street. Mrs. ]. :.
Cowan.
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LOOK! look! look: Wanted. to connect
with good automobile concern Fcbru-
~ /: First-class salesman; will do
nything. Address l. $50. care Times
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IN MOVIE LAND.
REX. Broad at Seventh

TO- DAY-sPECIAI. ADVENTURES
or Kitty Cobb" by James Montgom-
cry Flagg, four reels Mother Hulda."
Broncho two reels. "The Spirit OF
Spring Beauty" Probation" Majestic.
Coming, Tho Price He Paid Ella
TO. MORROW-"IN THE LAND OF
the Other" Domino. two reels. The
slack Ghost Bandit" American. Rum
Master of the World" special feature.
TO-DAY--NICK WINTER PATHE SPE-
cia eia! , comrads Kitty" Lybin spe-
Heart" Pathc special "a Daughter
OF Israel" Nitisraph feature. Thar
oids Bad Man (Selig comedy, Mary
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"A \ stated communication of
Ky Metropolitan Lodge. No. II, A.
~ j.. & a. NJ. will be held in the
Masonic Temple THIS (Thursday)
EVENING, January II, 1915, at Z
o'clock. Members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren are cordially In
vitcd.
BY order of the worshpful master.
w. N. WATKINS,
Secretary.
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LET us clean and press your suit; all
speciality. Bernice Cleaning and
Pressing Company. J. S. Duggan. Man
ager. Phone Randolph 267S. 304 North
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HELP WANTED-Nrnle.

WANTED, railway mall and postal
yearly: prepare at home.
Write for Plan X OF payment after APP
continent. Philadelphia Business Col
kge. Civil Service Dept, Philadelphia,
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MAIL ORDERS.
HATS. HATS.

LADIES and gentleh. cq's hats reshaped
to latest styles: factory facilities.
Write for circulars. See Vera Hat
Works, 2l1 North First Street. Rich
niond. Va.
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Hen and women 20 do canvassing in
city: no samples and big money. Re-
Is Immediately. l. 81, care Times
blspatch.
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HALFWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED,
SIS month. Examinations coming
lample questions free. Franklin In
tttutc. Dept. i30-W. Rochester. y. Y.
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FOR RENT-Business Property.

OFFICE space. phone, typewriter and
stenographer. VIII share above with
cation Ninth and Main. Call Madison
2977 for appointment
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fixtures. etc. at e3O-s32 Hickory Street
HERMAN & LIPMAN HALPERN
TWO million dollars loaned to our
customers to buy, build and improve
property or lift mortgages. We only
charge per cent interest on yearly
~ or 500 yearly on each $1,000. Write
for our booklet to-day. 1t tells how
The Standard Home Company. 2l9 NIu-
tual Building. Richmond. Va
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WANTED. employment in or near city
for white and colorcd boys. II to II
ears OF age. Juvenile Court o! Rich
= iond. Room 5. CITY Hall. Phone Ran
olph 622.
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FOR sale, several grocery wagons.
good repair, s25, $40 and SIS.
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SITUATION wANTED-sIale.

EOUNG man. age 10, desires position
In Office or outside. Best references
MADISON sli4-W
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FOR SALE-Venicles.

ONE station wagon. newly painted and
in frst-class condition. cheap: .
single trucks. $40 and $50 each: one
ball bearing runabout, SIS; one bust
ness buggy and set of harness, used
2 months. $40; one cushion tire runa-
bout, $40: one open delivery wagon, 500:
one open delivery wagon, new. si25:
one secondhand builders wagon, s25:
one set OF Norfolk harness. SEQ. used
several times. Smith Moore Vehicle
CO., S14 North Fifth Street
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FOR sALE--Real Estate.

FOX sale, lot on Hanover Avenue. near
=. Hobinson Street, 24x179 feet. choice
IocaIion for home. Madison 1887.
Nanoolph 2974-L.
MONUMENT Avenue residence for sale
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Business.

GENERAL merchandise business for
sale In nice little town. Annual bust
ness o.o0o: Nice line In all branches
carried. VIII sell on very easy terms
70 responsible party. Address Mer-
chant, care Times Dispatch, Richmond,
Va.
FOR sale, restaurant. No. 1881 East
Main Street: The occupant being de-
sirous of giving up business. will sell
AT reasonable cost. good stand
doing a good business. The location is
immediately opposite the Main Street
Depot Apply 1923 East Main Street,
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SEVERAL top business buggies, good
repair and painted, rubber-tired. $40,
$50 and SOS. -
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
PAILY. one cent word when paid in ad
vance. No ad. taken for loss than 10 cents.
|UNDAY, ono and half cents n word for
oil classified ads. except Sltuations Wanted
AZ ono cent a word. No ad. taken for less
than Is cents.
fO ADS: taken for less than Is cents whom
charged or phoned in. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. Ciassifcations not guaranteed
after $3.50 r. NJ.
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lDMIrrEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
IFIED ADVERTISING.
Evening star., 1915-12-21
WANTS SUMMER BASE BALL.
Student Organization, East and
West. Working to That End,

ANN ARBOR, Mich, December 21.-
An intercollegiate student organization,
with membership already including
Michigan, Harvard. Dartmouth, Trinity,
Syracuse. Illinois and De Pauw. formed
to bring about the abolition of the in
tercollegiate summer base ball rule.
was brought to light here last night
with the return of Charles Webber
from the east, where he was active in
the formation of the new association.
Weber was Instrumental in exposing
the professionalism of four members of
the Michigan base ball team last spring.
in suspending the athletes led to SINH
lar action at seven Of the larger uni
versities Of the country. where similar
conditions were found to exist.
The new association aims at purging
intercollegiate athletics of the fraud
and hypocrisy which now exists. the
extension of the intramural depart
ments of all universities SO that every
able bodied man may participate in
some form of outdoor sport and the
Subordihation of the business side of
intercollegiate sport to the educational
side.
The new organization already has
presented it's views to the Harvard
Yale-Princeton eligibility committee.
asking for the abolition of the present
summer base ball rule. The unofficial
attitude of that board is said to be
favorable to permitting college men to
play professional ball during vacations
under the direction of the proper uni
versity authorities.
Evening star., 1915-12-21
NAVY ANGLING FOR STAR.
Rumor Says Middies Seek Cody of
Vanderbilt.

A dispatch from Nashville published
in the Philadelphia Record tells of what
purports to be an attempt by the Naval
Academy to obtain one of the south's
leading foot ball players. 1t says:
Josh Cody, Vanderbilt's all-southern
tackle, who is eligible to play another
year with the Commodores, has re-
ceived letter from the treasurer of the
athletic association of the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis offering
him an appointment to the navy. Cody
is seriously considering the offer.
while the offer was only tentative,
the letter stated that there would be
no trouble in obtaining the appoint
ment. If Cody goes to the Navy he will
be able to play four years more of foot
ball under their rules of eligibility.
Even if he does not go to Annapolis,
Big Josh is undecided as to whether he
will return to Vanderbilt next year,
though the special dispensation of the
IS. /. A. A. was sought with the under
standing that he would return to school
If he could play another year of foot
ball.
THE treasurer of the Navy Athletic
Association, who made Cody the offer.
is former teammate of Josh's at
Bethel College, where Cody played for
two years.
Cody is captain of the basket ball
team this year and one of the teams
mainStayS as guard He was also first
catcher on the base ball team last
spring and finished the season with a
batting average of .357. on the foot
ball team he is rated as one of the
Vanderbilt or any other southern uni
versity."
Evening star., 1915-12-21
PIGEON SHOW TOMORROW.
A Flight of New York Birds to b
Feature of Event.

| The stewards of the Washington rae
iing-pigeon show have been busy this
afternoon staging the o00-odd pigeons
which will be judged tomorrow morning
| by Mr.. Thomas Acaster, the celebrated
Philadelphia judge. Mr.. Acaster is a
practical as well as professional judge,
his success dating back to 1890.
| The pigeons are being arranged in
groups In all there are eleven classes.
and the fact that the selling class dld
not receive single entry is evidence
that the fanciers are in the hoooy 1or
the sport there is in it and not as a
matter of commercialism. Perhaps the
most interesting of the classes are the
race winners and the long distance vet
Grams. no entry for the latter class be-
ing eligible unless it had successfully
flown from points not less than 500
miles distant to Washington on no less
than three occasions. Ten pigeons Will
test the judge in this class and will. no
doubt, receive the admiration of the
visitors.
without doubt the most interesting
exhibit in the entire show. or, for that
matter. the best that could be provided
for any show. is the we'll known Red
Devil. exhibited and flown by Mr.. Riley
A. Hunt. This pigeon won first and
second prizes from Midland. Canada
1870 miles, North Bay. Canada: $40 miles,
Sudbury. Canada: 500 miles. Chicago.
ILL.,, and rounded out its wonderful ca
reer by homing from Pierre. n. D.. beat
ing the best previous record over the
mountains by over 700 miles.
Fanciers of New York have manifest
ed big interest in the first exclusive
racing-pigeon show. and have sent a
crate of pigeons which will be re-
leased, rain or shine, near 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. These
pigeons will be on exhibition during
the morning and will race for Christ
mas prize" offered by an ex-Washing
ton fancier.
Evening star., 1915-12-21

, League franchise-the Browns-per-
haps before any overtures were made
to the National League in New York.
More than two weeks ago Johnson is
said to have conferred with Sinclair,
when many things were agreed upon.
1t was week after that that the Feds
and the National League got together
and arranged the details of the peace
action.
The only thing that Ty Cobb did not
| lead his league in last season was in
sacrifice hits. He had the run record,
the base hits record and the best bat
ting average, but he had no record in
the sacrifice hit department. because
Cobb is not player who is asked to
sacrifice very often, and he frequently
beats out the ball when he moves up
| base runner.
| Though Tyrus is getting close to the
thirty-year mark there is no ndication
that he is going back in any particu-
| lar. In fact. he never played better
! ball than last season, and he is very
apt to continue leading pace for sew
| eral years to come.
Evening star., 1915-12-21
WoLGAsT Is SUSPENDED.
Cannot Box in New York State fol
Six Months.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-Ad VOL
gast. former lightweight champion
was suspended for six months by the
New York state athletic commission
yesterday for violating a contract with
the Harlem Sporting Club of this city
This will prevent Wolgast from taxi
ing part in any boxing exhibitions IN
this state during the period of sus-
pension.
The commission found that Wolgast
had agreed not to appear anywhere IN
the ring before meeting Leach Cross
at the Harlem Sporting Club last Fri
day. In violation of this he met Frank
whitney at Atlanta Tuesday. Decem-
Der Il. and was handled SO roughly
that. in the opinion OF the commission.
he was not in fit condition to meet
Cross last Friday. I'm that bout Vol
gast quit in the sixth round.
Evening star., 1915-12-21
BY j. ED GRILLo.

Nothing definite as to the spot where
the Nationals will train next spring
has yet been decided upon. Trainer
Mike Martin, who spent a couple of
days at Charlottesville, reported to
Manager Griffith this morning. 1t seems
that house has not yet been found
to accommodate the players. but the
fraternity which formerly leased it's
house to the Griffmen intends to hold
meeting after the first of the year,
when all the members will be back.
and put it to vote as to whether to
lease the house to the Nationals. In
the meantime the question of whether
Charlottesville will be selected will be
held in allegiance by Manager Griffith.
There are any number of places in the
south that are anxious to have the
local team train there. Raleigh. n. CT;
Macon and Columbus, Ga, all are
Evening star., 1915-12-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON u. OUINT\
OPENS ITS SEASON TOMORROW
Hatchetites Begin Their Basket Ball Sched-
ule With Game at Naval Academy.
Gu. Plays in Baltimore Tonig ght.

without having first obtained the con
sent of the organization governing
such sport, by having participated
therein in any individual public com.
petition or exhibition with or against
a professional, but who, except by rea
son of such association, has not had his
amateur status affected
Another suggestion which will bear
weight is that a man may regain ms
amateur standing as soon as the action
by which he becomes a professional is
ended. Also it seems to be the 1ncn-
nation to give each organization some
kind of a pardoning power which II
may exercise in cases of extenuatlns
circumstances.
The Georgetown University basket ball
team was beaten in the second game OF
it's northern trip by Seton Hall. at
Newark, N. J.. last night. by 36 to 2s.
The Blue and Gray was considerably out
played in the opening period. but braced
and gave a splendid exhibition in the last
twenty minutes. according to report.
Harry Kelly's shooting of goals from the
foul line was the feature of the contest.
the Blue and Gray guard making good
in thirteen of his fourteen attempts.
Evening star., 1915-12-21

ed at that time that no completion of
any deal looking toward the acquisi-
t1on OF the Cubs by any new owner
could be completed until he returned.
Browns to Be Sold.
Another rumor which bore the STAMP
of semi-official confirmation was that
the st. Louis American League team
would be sold. or, in fact, already had
been sold. providing that peace was
declared. AS to who was the pur-
chaser the rumor said naught
1t was the general opinion among
members of the conference that the
details to be gone over would not be
agreed upon in time to finish up the
work today. Chairman Hermann
intimated that it might last until
Thursday or Friday. although he said
ne had hopes that the conference woulC
be completed by tomorrow night.
The majority of the men who will be
early today. but several of them die
not arrive until IL O'Clock, thus the
meeting was put off until noon.
While numerous base ball men will
Of reported deals. the conference will
be attended by only nine men. They
are: The national base ball commits.
sion representing the National and
American leagues. composed of August
Hermann, chairman, Il. 3. Johnson
president of the American League. ant
John X. Tener. president of the Ma
tional League; representatives of tht
Federal League consisting of Presiden
James A Gilmore of that organiza
non: Charles Weeghman, president o.
the Chicago Federals. and Harry Sin
clair: President Thomas Chivington O.
the American Association, Presiden
Edward Barrow of the Internationa
League and Secretary Frank H Far.
rell of the National Association, will
represent the minor leagues.