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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Now Owing to the Present
Status of Affairsin War
ring Mexico.

From the time that Martin Van Blu
rem, who was born in North Carolina
November 2, 1895, and died in Nasn,
vile. Tenn, June is, 1S49, had beer
defeated for reelection to the pres
idency in 1910. until within a few
weeks of the Democratic national con
vention at Baltimore in 1874, he wa.
undoubtedly the party's choice fol
denomination. James K. Polk at The
same time was q candidate for vice
presidency on the ticket with Mr.. Var
Buren,. "a
Suddenly something happened which
changed the whole complexion Of 20.
litical AFFAIRS. "A treaty was conclud.
ed between the government Of the
United States and the republic Of Tex
as, providing for the annexation o.
the latter to the union.
Annexation Opposed.
The Wings opposed the annexation
on the grounds that Il would be ar
act of bad faith toward Mexico; thai
the United States would have to as.
sumo the debts of the young republic
and. what was more vital as prin.
ciple, that it would further increase
the area Of slave territory.
Both Martin Van Buren,, the prob.
able Democratic candidate, and Henry
Clay, the choice ofsthe Wings, agreed
that the annexation was desirable, but
only with the consent Of Mexico. TIL
Democrats generally favored annex
alton without any condition or quar-.
iflcation and tl,e candidate fo, tfa5 WIGS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Also There Are a Few Virgin.
ians That Have Not Come
Across for TRANSFORMATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-All but
about $500, 900 OF the great amount Of
money advanced by the United States
government to panic stricken Amer
leans in Europe at the outbreak Of
the war and since to assist them ii
returning to America, has been ne
paid. according to a statement MADE
public by the treasury department, and
at least 100000 Of the present de
linquent list is believed to be col
1ectable. g e y,
About 1900 names are in the list Of
delinquents. The government will lose
chiefly from persons who, in accept
ing the aid, gave the wrong address at
home. apparently on purpose to avoid
repayment. No responses and Cant
locate are. the annotations against
many Of the names in the list.
Several ON List.
Maryland shows approximately
twenty-five names on the list, with
twenty Of these In Baltimore city. vir-
ginia's supposed delinQuents number
q few less. III
The list includes names and adj
dresses from every state In the union.
IT is only a partial list OF Delinquent
Icies, and may be followed with an ex-
tension of publicity, where develop.
|ments indicate the fulfill Of any other
means Of collection.
The act OF Congress appropriatins
81, $50. 900 for the relief Of Americans
abroad provided that persons able to
do so should reimburse the govern
Iment. Secretary :McAdoo has given
notice that he expects to proceed
against delinquents who are, in q posi-
ton to pay. IA
In addition to the 800, 1000 list made
public, there Is about 5000, 900 still
outstanding, which there Is a good
chance In the opinion Of the officials
Of collecting.
The largest item on the list is 81, :
$40. There are several items Of 81.
While some Of the items are for
$500 and more, most Of them are for
much smaller amounts, ranging on an
average OF from $50 to $50. 1
y Much Gold Sent.
Arrangements were made by cable
by which our diplomatic and consular
Officers in Europe were provided with
money to assist our citizens who came
to them for relief.
One million i've hundred thousand
dollars In gold coin was loaded on
the battleshfp Tennessee In New York
Eharbor q few days after war was de-
|claredS and sent TO London, Paris, Der
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
VOTES FOR W1O14EN
SUCCESS IN ALAS SKA

the right to vote without asking for it.
They are exercising 1t wisely and well,
|patriotically, and for the moral uplift
|of the territorial citizenship Just as
intelligently as their fathers, husbands
or brothers. The male alien is admit
ted to citizenship after a residence Of
five years in the United States II he
be found eligible; and to deny the
women Of this republic the, privilege
thus accorded to the free and OPP
pressed Of all nations is to my mind a
brutal admission Of mustyi prejudice,
and indicates a lack OF knowledge OF
the rights due the women Of the ma
tion.' ~ - e z
The woman suffrage bill was the
first bill passed by. the first territorial
Legislature OF Alaska. and was signed
in 1913.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Marylanders Would Avoid Payment
OF Money Advanced BY Uncle Sam

lin. Rome and other large cities Z.
Europe, to be used In assisting our
citizens. A large amount OF money
was advanced to persons asking relief.
and; receipts or promises OF repay-
ment were taken from them.
"a consid erable number Of these OBJ
legations have been paid. Many sti1l
remain unpaid = y b
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
= tsy ASSOCIATE sarss,

uASe 1LS SuBkeSIlOH CoACSA hAA5 tAS 20.
portation Of war materials on. the tact
that ii was not in position itself 20
import war materials from the tniiel
States OF America; even IL both groups
or elligerents were to share in the
supply OF war materials frO'1 the
United States Of America, the imperial
hand royal government would Gevef~
f*heless maintain that the excessive cS.
Eportation Of war materials would be
objectionable. The imperial an. royal
government never thought Of suggest
ing that, because Austria-Hungary
cannot procure war materials from
Z The territories Of one neutral power.
! this disadvantage shouSr ne bla Anced
by prohibiting the citizens Of .hst
neutral power to carry on A normal
trade In contraband with the enemies
Of the dual monarchy. It, .,owcvcr,
did protest against the creation Q,
new and the extension OF exisring
plants for the purpose OF manufac-
turing and exporting war mat ,rtals 10
such an extent that the economic ;ife
q fthe United States has practically,
% to say, become militarized III one
can use a word that has bean often
wrongly applied.
Objects to Working Powar. (.
The concentration Of large part
sof the American working power to-
ward one goal, namely: the supply Of
munitions OF war, constitutes a "fait
nouveauT which invalidates any ref
qerence. to alleged1y similar cases In
other wars; whether intended or not
this Concentration Of the national
working power constitutes pne-sided
and effective support q one gsoup q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

The bureau Of mines maintains six
mine--escue stations, eight rescue
cars and one rescue mDtor=trucis.
Swiss toys ara to be marketed in
the United States. 3 b
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
II It's an Ideas photograph. its an
deal gift. See The Ideal Studio.
: NOTICE, Il, 10 SHIPPERS.
valley Traction Co

We hereby give motive that express
car service heretofore rendered be-
tween Ciarksburg and O'Neal' and
Clarksburg and GrasseIli. Will be dis
continued on and after November
8. 1915. 81
MoNoNGAHlnA VALLEY TRACs
s s TON co. & 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
JUAREz RESULTS

First race-four furlongs-Frank
PATTERSON. liz Gentry. 8 to /. 9 to /.
even, won; Schulenburg, 112 (Murphy).
to ]. even. l to .. second: Rocluse.
ll5 Ntice), to /. even. l to 9, third.
Iimc, "a 80 Meal Ticket SAVING
Little Blues. Carl Roberts also ran.
Second--one mile-Toncy Koch. liz
'Be"ansom. to /. even. 2 to S, won:
ilenry Walbank, ll2 (Robins), 3 to /.
cVch' 1 to ., second: Oblivion. lO7
'Ciark). 10 to 1, 4 to /. . to l. third.
Iime. l:4l 3-5. Flosslc Wheat, Bluc
Racer, Kid Nelson. Ella. Patriotic. Otilo
also ran.
Ihird-fve and ore-half furlongs-
Iaicurn, ITO (Ormcs), 10 to /. 4 to 1,
10 l. won; Frokcndale. 1O2 GENTRY.
~ 70 /. to !. to /. second: Azurea.
los 'MotD. 10 to l. 4 to /, TO !. third.
lime. :oS 2,5. Finalco. Kathryn Rob
Wici<s ga i;c SpHt Second. IL Terror. Ethel
HnIn. Eyrnn ana Visible also ran,
,oS "t,mmScven furlongs-I.ady Young.
Aswan. - Ciarner). !. To- rvcn W W.
second; California Jack. los Iouder1
ida a" Aic %v: mar,v 70 3 =; third bird, Time l:2s
Drew, Winifred -. and Nlandaern also
ran. "''''
:, Fif,hIiiyc and one-haif furlonss-
! to 3. won: Doe Allen. l0h Louder
to |. 70 !. even. second Anna Reed.
~" Martini. TO |. to ]. even, third
time. los. Little Bit. Mnrsand Well
known, Amohalko. Lillin Kripp. An
nual Interest and Jake Argent also ran.
SiNth--one INTELLECTUALLY s, 900 Loud
err. to !. even. to =. won: Mud Sill.
~ Gnrncr). 10 3. to .. out second
bonanza; 100 n;apairlej. 3 to i, even.
J to >. third. Time, 1910. Toyn Bee
Al Wormwood. Noladay Jr also ran
S"V"nth-Scv"n fur!ongs--Lcnorc. 90
ti"apaiile). TO |. To >. to >, won /:
tantcm, 10" CIicnry). 3 to |. even | to ..
second: Minnie T.. l03 (ShillinG). to /.
: TO l. even, third. Time. "a 10
THOMAS Hare. Nelic Forty. Bertha v
wild Irish and Forge also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

II you feel thick. headed. legs a.weary.
tire easily and feel utterly used up your
blood needs a bath.
II In astonishing how quickly you brace
nights @! winter hayo slowed you down,
made your blood sluggish, and filed your
system with the cramps. aches and acids
OF thick. stagnant blood you actually
require the influence Of S. S. s.
Eczema, rash, pimples. letter. boiis.
quickly washed out by the remarkable
action Of s. 3. s. 1t Is in the nature OF
a bath for your blood. It Is not dope"
not physic." there ia not q drop of
harmful mineral drugs. 1t Is a far better
friend TO your nerves than any "nervine'
you can use because X In Just as puro as
tho cruel you would feed TO an invalid
Tho blood takes kindly to S. S. S., It
doesn't bother your stomach but 1t does
give you strength.
Rheumatism, catarrh malari, hro,,
chiis typhoid and oil such painful or
dangerous nlaladie3 cannot remain IN n
system washed and cleanaed by the re.
HarEab!o action OF 8. s. s.
mere is scarcely drug store OF gen
e'al store any wherc but what keeps
> 5. 3 In stock 1t La prepared In one
OF tho world's best and largest Iabora,o.
r'eo and has maintained the health OF
most OF people who use It every sprinf
sno ran because Il gives them a feeling
hTenR'h. puts the. look OF
neaNh IN the eye and prints the flesh
WIN the ruddy glow OF health
The human body. Ike the habi,nt,on
o, man. 10 closed all wintor and becomes
elogSed with stsgnant Impurities In tho
ssprins nature attempts 10 overhaul tho
1000 ana thus We SEQ r!mples. boils.
SSerounc'en and various skin afrlictions
oreskins out to relieve the congestion
within. ''oiA
The remarkable manner in which
T. .. B., the famous blood purifier. clears
AA-' ''.'ean ~ q most Interesting study.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB HAS
GOOD RUN OVER HENR|CO
Inclcmcnt Weather Does Not Inter-
fcrc With Merry Chase After
Hounds.
Starting From Lakeside Gate, Riders
Circle Around Country, Ending AT
Country Club kcnnelS-ilOrScS
Swim Several Greeks.

I'm spitc OF the inclcmeut weather and
IN. extremely heavy. going, II large
icli gathered 3t the Lakeside gate for
the weekly drag hun; Of the Deep Run
bounds The meet was scheduled for
&.i5 O'clock ana promptly at sac
o'clock The HOUNDS. We're led forward
for the trS; cast. followed by a very
enthusiastic field.
the thirteen couples were east near
yellow Tavern. and quickly found the
trial and set Il Very fast pace through
the woods To Squire Darracotts. where
freshly plowcd ground made the Jump
ing very bad Leaving parracott's tn"
course lay through to Valentines
where the creek WAS so high from re
cent rains that tn" horses had to swim
across. rh" hounds then led by the
Sawmill 20 Green Dale. where high wa
disgust OF two riders. who proceeded
l." "et a good wcttimg from the horses
splaShinE i'm the water.
The course then lay through Hous-
tons field to a check ut Dumbarton
where the riders waited for a number
who had hccom" lost in ;hc woods near
Lcavina pumbarton. the course lay
through stables woods TO Mr. Burchs
where several stiff jumps were en-
CONFERRED. then along Broad street
road to liorsr Pen Creek. thence to
l.nudstrccts 10 II check.
=, tn" DOGS We're aEaii' thrown in At
rafting pace To Richmond college.
thence to Whitcomb. theme" to the Eap-
liSi Church 10 WhltiockS and then to n
StirruG finish over The JUMPS ut tho
Country Club, whore quite n large gal
lcrN Witnessed the finish In spite
"i the heavy going ana very slippery
takc-0r at the Jumps. there We're no
falls I" mar the evenings sport. as has
been the case recently.
Those riding Fred. :. Campbell. NJ T.
IL. riding Megantic: Harry Bcattie. Jr
whip. riding Miss quinn Iohm A.
iirauch. Nhip. riding Flat Foot: t.. u
Harris. riding l.ccSburE Boy. T.. T. Syd-
nor. riding Joe Mason: w -. Young
riding High Sail.
The hounds will meet ut Cary stree,
Road and the Eclt Line on Saturday ut
AZ o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

It sweop1 Its way into tho blood stream:
hushes every artery. vein and capillary;
awakens functional activity and causes
wonderful animation throughout.
There is one ingredient in S. s. 8.
which serves the active purpose OF stimu.
latlng the myriad OF cells to the healthy
and judicious selection Of their own essen-
tial nutriment
And If, from tho presence Of some dis.
turbinS poison q condition OF eruptiya
disease IS set up. S. s. S. SO directs the
action OF the local cells that the poison Is
rejected and eliminated from their pres.
cnce
Thus. when the cells break down to
cause the formation OF carbuncies.
S. 8. S. so stimulates cellular activity
that new and healthy materials are rap-
IDLY supplied and eruptions cease Tho
same Is truo OF mucous inflammn tions.
OF acid accrotions and all those Influences
which cause rheumatism. catarrh, ecLs-
ma; lupus: psoriasis, tetter. etc. The
action OF $ S. 8. in effect 10 liko giving
the ent!ro blood supply a good bath.
The medicinal properties OF S. 81. S. arc
relatively Just 80 vita, and essential TO
wei! balanced health as tho food compo-
rents OF the grains, meats. fats and
sugars.
and o: one thing you may be certain
there Is not an atom OF mercury. calomci.
blue mass. !od!de OF potash or arsenic:
nor does 5. s. 5. contain any other min
era! 1t Is n pure vegetable medicine
and wonderfully acceptable to even q
very weak stomach.
Get n botto Of S. s.. 9. from any drug.
G1st and note how quickly Il puts your
blood in fne condition. It Is just what
you need. fine brncins. purifying medk
cine that Is sure to do you O world OF
stubborn form OF blood disease. writn to
tho medical department OF Tho Swift
Snecifc Co, 1870 Swift IAborntory.
Atlanta. Ca. for froe private ADVICE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Jnarcz Entire. for To-Day.

First race-sclling. -year-olds.
four furlongs- liedea, 1903; Cossax. los;
'diiumina,or. lol Atal<a. lO3: QUIZ.
Alice Mierow. 1903: Audrew Austin. iO3:
Tobacco BOX. los. Base Blancos, 40:
Ralph =. ll3.
fu T,GGonH-s selling, ;hrce:year. six
Smiling Nag. sS IIna rs H. I sS ves 'a
lo3; 'Concha. l05: 'Aikanct. lO5; .IohIt
Spohn. l0j: Favoritc Article, llo: Ror
EN Johnson. ll2: 'IonGarc". lI2; y. 4.
Jones. 10: Trulanc. 10; Gano. l15;
Third selling. four ycar-olds and
Mp five aud onc-half furlongS--RcI-
core. %: Make Good, -: Green Brar.
lr2; DOC Allen, lb5; Any Time. lo5 :
rolls. lo5: Eve White. loj: Hazel g.,
i"s: Ema. los: Lacasfora. los; Phyllis
Briton, ITO; Native Son. 10; Swedc
sam. no
Fourth Dos Republicans handicap,
value $500. three year oids and up.
"r. 80: Hard Ball. %: Executor 100;
Fnrlong. l05. Christophine 1915: Brook :
ncId. 100: kootcnany. l0i; IIocnir los :
Rash ~: Grover hughes, ll2: Pan
zarita. l05.
selling: ,hree.year olds ard
up. one milc-'Paw. lol. 'Kick IOl
Auto Maid. 100: Hester iGi: CLOUD
chief. lOa: Dave Montgomery, 1903;
Fixing. lo3: Sugar Lump. los; Orb :
cnlation los; Florence krirp. los: Zn-
The ttnder. 40; choctaw. 10.
SiNth-sclling. four ycar-olds and
M, SIX furlonCs-'kiva. 81: 'Elorcnce
!toberts. lol; manganese lo@: Osapic,
'BaiEee, 10: Seneca. 40.
Scven-selling, four -year-olds. mile
an done c'ghth-'Colonel McDougall
81; art Rick. az Goldy, 1906: First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
With the Amateurs

NJ the meeting of the Richmond
League. held at tho Grays' Ar,nory. the
schedule for the coming season was
adopted This league will be composed
OF four teams. Rurk u Co. which! won
Inc pcnnant last year, will bc managed
by AIR sharpe. who has been connected
Win amateur baseball for fifteen Years
John Hogan. who pilotcd the uom-
hruc" team last season. in tho CONNER
ctal League. Will again hc unchanged
l'ortnrrS who finished within striking
distance Of tho ton Will he managed by
air. Ferry. MIR. Lowry. who last season
looked after the affairs OF the Rich
mond Electric 'ompany's team. will he
III "harSc OF a team again this wear.
Nr. Lowry has not AS yet selected a
name for his team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
FIRES AT BURGLAR
Unknown Man Makes His Why Across
Roof to Window.

T. T. Spott. who lives at tho en-
trcmc end OF Third Avenue, Highland
Park, reported TO the police last night
that burglar had crossed Il roof
leading to his second story window
and had attempted to gain an entrance
INTO the house. spot heard the man
WORKING at the window, and. securing
his revolver. opened fire on him Two
shots were fired but the darkness pre-
vented a hit" being registered 1t is
said the intruder made his escape i'm
the darkness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Manager Hogan. of Iiombruco. has
turned in the following names us can
dluatcS FOR his team: McCulloch, Hay
ANA coaltcr. Southwark. Monroe. Beas
Icy. Vest. Smithcrs and Rowe. who
played with various teams last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

President Wilkersom OF the CONNER
C'ai League. announced that he will
have SIX teams this season. The league
VIII he composed OF Trcdcgar Iron
Works. DuplcN Envelope Company,
No"dail " Quarlcs. 4. =. Luck. Roun-
Tree ;herrN Corporation. and Clark'S
spring. The board Of managers ia
Clements. Lowry. Tinslcy. Mallory. Ma
pier and Timrlons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Captain Ceilings made n study OF
himself. of his condition-and at last hs
was. rewarded by the finding OF tho
strong. vigorous and happy man.
Anyone can use the sa mo method I;
It's simple. easy, safc and inexpensive
should have the Captain Ceilings book.
telling all about how no cured himself.
and how anyone may follow the sano
treatment In their own home without
any trouble. The book and medicine are
FREE. They will he sent prepnid to
my rupture sufferer who will MI out
the below coupon. But send IL right
away now before you put down this
paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

VIII be openings for at least ten or
Twelve, ANY ono desiring II position
Us umpire should see secretary Tucker.
North Plum street.
Scorers are also in demand by the
uihcrcnt leagues. There will be Il sal
nry paid TO all umpirCS and scorers
this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Mr.. Ncllan the hardwood man. has
decided To put q team in one OF the
leagues. and Is looking for Il competent
man TO manage it, This team Will
prohlhiN be granted :: franchise in the
old DNmi!niOM I.rnEur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Among III" pla"crs signed 10y Mama
ger Berry. OF the portncrS. are Albert
Birch. Tom Rransford and Fob saur.
all of last seasons Battl" Axe team.
These players are sure to strengthen
Die tCnln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

The Richnond League will open it's
season on saturday. April L.. HON
and l;urk ~ 90 and Richmond Electric
company Will meet on the SouthSidc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

that his Oakland roadster automobile
had been stolen from before tho West
morcland club between 1890 and ll:2d
o'clock. The ear is painted green and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Manager Clements. of the TrcdeSar
team, has signed the following men FOR
has team; Douglas. l.ucord. Powell
Wray, Whitmorc. Carver I.oync Pol
lard. Morccock. Gallivan. McDougal and
Shields
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

had the regular equipment set OF
plans and specifications for Or. Howlcs
residence were also in the ear when 1,
Was stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

carr SaraCino. another local boy. was
'oiSiucrcu by many to he the fastest
"uth"ldcr N the amateur ranks last
season. will leave shortly for Norfolk,
where he VIII perform the coming sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

The old Dominion League will decide
definitely tomorrow night rs 20 the
teams to be awarded franchises The
meeting viii he held in Room 30 City
Hall Application have been received
from Ashland, .AlCos. Eel Telephone. T..
/. NCllaut and several others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Greater Richmond League is
proving big success this season \
hlE Improvement * made by the teams
ilho iHtNcrS, ANA new records are SGT
each week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

w, Improvement IL made hy the teams
and rInNrrs, and new records are sci
each week
rhr No!ly's Tir,Tor team sun holds
Team standing. ana the cook Printing
20. team ranks for hish team total In
ihc'' ~ OF the teams except tho Bun
nNs' which got away with n bad start.
"rr huhch"d together. and tn. race for
IN" p"nmant is one OF tho pr.tticst in
me history of bowling in Richmond.
The Sun"rior team. which is classed
rs one OF IN" strongest in tho League.
last week. when they lost three in !,
row TO IN" Newport team
one q III" mos, interesting series of
ne week was played Friday night bv
n mf SI ,!l,,,is Tin l,9aa and Times Dis
H ~, a. ,ne games wrrH exciting from start
IN striking ont i'm Tho las, frame of Tho,
!lhai gnnl", was mainly responsible, for
'hcir victory
,,To give an idca wha, good work is
,%1 1ns n%n" by ,ne players, twenty
over tho doUbl" century mark uL;ci'
fnahine h"" showing for "A league
brestden' Frank overmann has no,i-
ICES ,ar. TR,n G@jpi'ins hat all entry
players mas, be In the I h,, AZ o. me
r@lnIy II ". Mcfarland hv TuosI,,l
~ nee NJ las been called by tho OK :
tI'N" '"luiniitc" mud all captains ~
, me 'r"at'r Richmond League for
port Alleys. we ~" p
man carried or tn. '&% I.n ana Wht;
nonors for th" Uook while me Tnito''s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Automobile stolen.
l'r. l.. W. Iiowlc. 1Ol West Grace
street, reported to the police last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

lturl " Co. winners Of the non
man; in the itiChmond League last sea
son. with one exception. will have tho
same team this season. The follow
ing r"ve signed contracts: Livesay.
II. Jones. u. Jones. Walthal Green.
fic". Wise. crcamcr and Hubbard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

The secretary of the commission
would like Ia hear from some good nm
pircs for the coming season There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Nm important meeting Of the man
ayers OF the central League has been
called 10y president Nolliuau. TO he
held at his residence. 20i West Mar
shall street. on "Wednesday night nj \
O'Clock. MI managers who have fran
chis"s In this league are urgently re
uu"Stcd 10 he present. as Well as any
ono who desires TO place Il team in This