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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
Wilson Sends Warning to
Leaders of Warning Factions
They Must Drop Personal
FIGHTS and Get together
AMERICANS WILL 90 JOB
lF MExICANS STILL FAIL
Administration AbandonS Its
"Watchfm Waiting Policy
and Declares United States
Can No Longer Stand By
and Do Nothing For People
fAssociated Press by Federal Wireless]
WASHINGTON, D. c., June

l. EtA0Ntf-eAAN~t -fttN
WASHINGTON, d. c., June
2.-President Wilson and the
national administration have
frankly abandoned the watch
full waiting policy with re-
gard to Mexico. Moved by the
growing chaos and suffering in
Mexico and BY the inability of
any faction to establish itself
Ia power and carry out a pro-
gram Of reform. the admins
tration is now preparing to
take steps to force order in the
southern republic.
The American statement was
telegraphed today to all the
leaders Of important factions
and simultaneously given out
to the press.
IN this statement the presi-
dent has served notice on the
factional leaders that unless
within q nvery short time"
fhe7 unite and set up 8 gover1l-
ment which the world viii
recognise the United States
Win be constrained to decide
what means should be employ
ed in order TO help Mexico save
herself and serve her people. :
The despatch Of this state
inent and its issuance for pub.
lioation in the American news,
papers signalize q drastic
change in the watchful wait
ine policy inaugurated by
the government many months
ago. II is regarded as the no.
tice Of q new and vigorous
policy 3 restore peace and q
warning that the patience OF
the United States is exhausted.
What steps viii be taken # the
warning goes unheeded is not
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02

GERMANY OFFICIALLY DECLARES
CONFIDENCE in WARS OUTCOME

fooins eable0ram from official
"WAsfilhGToN
all
an the
%
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
Berlin Claims Further Successes
Near PrzemysI; Many Prisoner

BERLIN Germany, June 1.-THE Austro- German forces
have further victories in the battle Of the San and
Przemy They have captured Of the Russian enenc
ents The Russian prisoners captured in May amount .
more than 100000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
German Steyedore Deported BY Japa|

YOKOHAMA. Japan. June 2-Wihelm Steinwasch><.
formerly stevedore in the employ of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company is Of the resident Germans ordered d.
ported by the Japanese government for alleged pecon
activity against the welfare Of Japan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02

suicide 81 Jumping from .1'-0...
window of the B'4ckUe.' ISLAM.
pifd' He suffered ~. I.Is@c.'0.
and vas desDo1deII
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
Polish Movie Theater Bombarded

WARSAW, Poland Russia June IA German aeroplans
dropped bombs movie theater here Six killed and
% wounded Most of the victims and children
Traditional Telegraph Dispatches on PAGE 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
I EsGAPED CONYICTs cAUGAT
farIaar Afa,sd Wiik Shetkan Hags
Z. a q. $ 9 E..i1 a. Haa Hns. 8. -.

faElner AEaaed WIN Shotgun Bags
Ealei Of Had MeI !,
RICHMOND. Va. Jan. t4.--Eiarfy
ifIamiltah. fofeef. and q. n. Haniey.
highway robber, who. with SIier and
Allen Burton. murdarers. escaped
ifsrm the Virginia psnitentiary here
Monday night. wera made prisoners
today at Colemens6 Miii, caroiine
county. 80 fniies noftls OF Richmond.
by y. A. Sanford. q farmer. armed
with q sshotgun. when they asked San
ford for food and q bed last night, he
'fecogniked them from aewspapeF,
'pictures. fed them end stood guard
/ al niaht while tiey slept the. sleep ot
exhaustion. t5ersen Wood NaB sum-
mnned and he brought the unresist.
Ing prisoners 10 this city. IS -
tAdksbE and Dnrtoa ez6re captsredl
bTnnsday afterno0a nssF Eahot Island
atstion by raflfpad men efd retarned
% tlle peniten ntiafy. and tpaay,e arrest
|ends the tale OF the d4Tinxs bte& u ex-
|cept ehst s6ch 6f tae csnyieks VIII
have i've years aade6 to hss seeatence
fof nassbe efiayfor. The farmer e0G fa0a
cash f0f capsnrinK the men.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
Str ! J a;ghhtI::Rl'o s &: ! 4:
Exeellsns Photo Play Is 10 Be
Shown To-day a Para.
IS lno1ne.

.%The Gtrsight Road" 10 the title oi
an unusually powerful motion picture
|drama Which will DO shown today at
Fshe Paramount thfsatfe. The produc-
tion was shown yesterday morning
hsroHa 80 sudieace tnyited by the
management TO view the picture and
pass sipon itg merits. It waB propounc-
I'd one OF the most powerful produc-
ticns, erer throwi upon motion pie
tpre screen here. s,ss ;.
The Paramount viii open this at
ternoop at, 3 o'clock snd the drst reel
will start promptly thereafter at 4,
3. s9,: z. -. and o O'clock,
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Be1sl z tl,1 I
Local Tea.n yvIl Cope gssh sWof-
ford Fliaia sshool Team ].
Today.

AT the West Market street echool q.
3:z5 O'Clock this aftsrnoon the basket:
ball team % the AndsFscn high school
will play tho team from w,6fiord Fit
ting school. .;., g;
Foilowiag the iirst game heswesn
the boys teams, the girls bssketsjail
team Fof the Andefsts1 high school viii
play the girls team fro EfIonea Path
Trsi Andefson high school team viii
Be PICKED from the following: Jcnao,
Brace. Hay. Hewleys Daniel. Gsef. lfas
jof, Sassiter, BiHdleys Cooley. ana
E0sDoBneil. An admiesion Gee Of SIS
cents win be ehsrEed. ,,
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Sd springs. ss: ToWnyille.

bic. bic ,.sp Springs. ss; Townville. 4oi
Gafvin Township-BIshop Branch
%; Hunter, "a: Lebanon, "a Nc.
Elmoyie, So: Melton. 81; Mountain
View, 1S; Straight.
Hall Township Good Hope, as;
Iva. ~; Rocky River, SO; Starr. 81;
Honea Path--Harkers Creek. s7;
Calhoun, %; Cleveland, So; Friend
ship, 25: CAN'T, ;34;, Honea Path, 40.
Hnpewall Township -BeaYerdam
56. Hammond, s.: Hopeweil, a: Pierce.
town 6S |; Union, 81; Straight.
Martin I0Wnshir- Bethel, So:
Ehenezer, IS; Long Branch. 80;
Rocky River, SO, Martin. 15.
Pendlet0n ToHnshi Fairview, SO /;
SHGnter. 2s: PenS.eton, q: Zion, SO.
6 ssssS.ss Mills TossnShip Green Pond,
e9; McLaA8e, So; Rock Hills, 8,
wiliifcra, 81; Straight
Savannah Township-- Good Hope,
l3; Grove, IS; Mt. Greek, 20, 6ayan-
nah. 9; Starr. 81; Williford, 50;
varsnnes Township anderson, Ii;
Mt Greek. 20 Rocky River. So:
Starr, 81; Straight. & sl .t;l
Wiliiamston Township -Heayefdana,
&c; Cedar Grove, 30; Central, So;
Piernet0Rfi. 64 Simpeonvisle, 11 |;
UHion, 81 WeaE PefEef, 8 I; White
Plains, 4B; WtiIi6mston, 20s Straight.
tspnblish the number Of the school
dlstriste In order that you may list
returns in nr0per districts.
WINSTON SMITH.
x (; Auditor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
Traffic ordered Suspended.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Jan. 13..-
Traffic between Brownsville ana sEsta-
morus. the Mexican 4 town orposite
this c;sy. was suspended tonight un-
der orders Of the Carranzs commander
at Matanoros when dispatches were
received tending 20 confirm reports
that Monterey had been eYacrated by
the Carranza forces. Twenty trains.
crowded With troops and refugees, are
en- route 20 the border, Sc is. said.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
-. =. :. = o.
Co11t,.ii iibastio o1as


A total OF s96l1 haB been suhscsib-
ed to date to the Andersen Relief As
BY Treasurer G. H Geiser OF the AS
|eociatiof. s,,SsF ~, Z.
Contributions received yesterday by
the association were: 4
First Baptist church: -. -. :. s47.O0
Cash -. ..s y.S ~. .....s 800
4. H. Qsborne 1850. 100
~ ----s-.- = =
Total -. ....5.,. -. ... s5l.0o
Previously acltno owledged ..... Ash
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15

Glack MIL. Tuesday. Jan. 18th.
morning. 1-2 day. y @
Orr MN. Tuesday, Jan. Isth, after
noon. 1-2 day. = /
Riverside -Toxaway. Wednesday.
Jan. 10th, afternoon 1-2 day. {
Please don't fail to make your re-
turn when we come to the mills.
WINSTON SMITH,
Auditor Anderson County.
/ January 18th, 1915. 60 =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
Aatte J !! gd
Pat Major 4 Loses. New: Ieiifessone
Touring carsby, Ff'iir gaehine
WAS .lnssFed.

I Pat Major, .a well known and pros-
porous planter of the Hammond school,
section Of the county. haa the mistor-S
tune yesterday afternoon to iose his
large new Flrestone tnring car by
IRE. The machine was standing In the
front yard OF Mr. Major . 8 residence;
asaz BE y|ssss EFss2srin5 10 start Tor tue
city. II some way, the machine caught
hra from the engine and was destroy
ed In g few minutes. & ~ s. q;
Tho machine was practicalIy new
and cost s2.6GO.s The car was fully In
sured with Better Be- Safe Than.
FSorry" sloan. Mr.. Major, had had tho
automobile but . few months.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
CRY hahn no BE SOLD Ar rUB.
LIZ, OUTCRY *

The building known as the CITY
Barn locasei near the City Hall 1;
Hall at ~ oics1ck noon on Monday
Terms Of sRfa cash. purchaser to
remove bnflGinH from the City,s Hand
Within ten dayB from date ok sale.
X l NJ SCOTT.
g City Clerk and Treasurer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
. .AgaEaanHNf & sN01IICE !

E kior tahing returns from fhe dif-
EsFSnt cettoa ssiils around the city
0k Anderson eh xcilnwss ~.
W. Il WeillhGfon. (knoWn dc EQus-
1ek MID yan. asstb, atte-nCon 1-2
srnEsa lsIlI F'sidss. Jan. Ista. kEs
eefncpk 1s2 aaS. z, n ssi
Anderson f0tton AIsis. afShdtxs ian.
zssh EatknlnSs ~ 6ey.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
NsW ygora Bensh.

8 ~. II. geeSe q Co. local isNeiSs6.
have Installed 4 fandecnaa new work
beach Tor 4he repair deEafsmehs,
tshies q 30 charge &c Henfy GheA&
Ter. The kunch Il naedb of raahokan4
ard a ons cE the most cbHinletoiy
.SansAi3ed IA W scetioa Of ths c0aiix
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L.EGAI. NIlTICRS

y a 4 q Ils<7,'l[
y. kkA sae Different
eki2e - NsE,leA ElleY hBpeAf.
And6fc5n. city Alsa aera6n ~.
Ealtoh 10Wnek elton 17. CAL
h1ap =. CEDAR ufpys So OAK Groye
rok6ti6 's ekfla SO.
aE4.s s'sAlE
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
I Tllha ReI,e,oI,vIe,rie6.. !, :

The friends OF Harry Snow wiIT 10
pleased 70 learn that he has recover-
led from a3seYefe attack OF Ii grippe;
and ig able 10 lbe ont again.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
Boys OVERCOATS

BOYS OVERCOATS
$3.50 Boys Overcoats now selling at J. $500
5000 Boys Overcoats now selling at. - .$4.SO
$500 Boys Oyercoats now selling at . . .$4.OO
$500 Boys Overcoats now selling at. $3.50
$50 Boys Overcoats now selling at . .$2.4O
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-15
AUTOMOBILE GLOVES

Entire stock of auto gloves included, lin
ed or linlined; tubular or the new folding
pocket gauntlets; many styles, all sizes,
black and tan.
$500 Auto Gloves now for. s. so
/ 81 SO Auto Gloves now for .gs S1.l5
$500 Auto Gloves now for. ..-.s$1.A5
$3.50 Auto Gloves now for. l~:.. $1.90
& $500 Auto Gloves now for. Z. $3.50
$3.50 Auto Gloves now for .$2.7O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
ROTARY CLUB TO PUT ON
ITS BIC STUNTS TO-DAY
Rain Played Havoc With Plans Yes
60 tcrday, hut Fans Will
az Benefit.
BARGAIN BILL FOR TOMORROW
Toronto VIII Be Met Twice on Satur-
day Aftcrnoon-NiOrriS Pitches
To-Day, With Russell and Cottreli
in Reserve for Twin Sctto.

Rain played havoc yesterday with
the elaborate plans OF the Richmond
Rotary Club for making history at
Broad Street Park. AS soon rs II was
seen that the weather showed no signs
of clearing, 1t was decided TO postpone
the big stunts. and they viii be pulled
off this afternoon. The affair Will be-
Gin a, $50 O'Clock and will hc followed
by the scheduled game between Rich
mond ard Toronto.
Jack Dunn decided last night 10 wait
until tomorrow To give the fans a
double-header To make up for the lost
date Yesterday. In that manner those
who so to-day VIII get the Rotarian
stunts as an added attraction, while
two games should be enough TO fill the
park tomorrow afternoon. Norris
cite who returned yesterday from
visit to his old home, is slated to pitch
to-day. while Cottreil and Russell are
the selections for tomorrow.
Bill Clymer and his husky Canucks
were in the city all day yesterday. ana
Derby Day William was somewhat dis
Amounted at being unable to take
crack at the Climbers. His team is in
great shape, ana thTec shaPPH S"''es
would result.
Ruhe Meadows left last night for
washington. and will report to Man
ager Donovan, OF the New York Yam
KEGS. to-day. If anybody can set the
l2ube right II should be Wild Bill. VINO
can teach Meadows something from MS
own experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
THREE TENNIS FAvOR|TES
COME THROUGH WITH WINS
Mcl'oughlin, Williams and Behr Vic
tors I'm National Champion.
ship Rounds.
Fell DEFEATS WASHBURN
Three Straight Sets Taken by PLAYER
Well known Here-Erratic Game
Played by All-Stars, but Improve
ment Is Shown.
PELL DEFEATS WASHBURN

FOREST HILL. L, l., September g
Maurice Z. Mclaughlin. Richard Nor
ris Williams and Kari IL. Rchr. the
three favorites in the national cham
pionship tournament, all came in with
victory to-day. Each of them. how
ever. dropped a set TO his opponent.
ana was extended TO four sets to win.
iheir showings. as n whole. were
disappointing. McLouShlin. who played
better tennis yesterday than AT any
other time since coming East to-day
lapsed into the form which he dis
played at Seabright. " j. There
seemed to he an atmosphere OF uncer-
Ia lnty 10 his game. and as n result he
had TO play his hest to defeat Leona I'd
heekman. the national interschola,ie
champion at 60. 3-5 o., c.
Williams drew Walter Merrill Hall.
who contributed the surprise of the
tournament yesterday by defeating
Wallace i. Johnson. In the first three
sets Williams played the same erratic
tennis which was characteristic Of his
game In the carly rounds OF the New
port and Seahright tournaments in
the last set, however. he gave a Won
derfu! exhibition OF tennis. and ac-
tnaily toyed with his adversary. The
score was 6-3. o.. 20 6-l l!rhr de-
featcd Robert Leroy, former inter-
collegiate champion. 49, "a. Ga. 6-4.
ne only upset OF the day was the
result Of the Theodore Roosevelt Pcn.
Watson NJ. Washburn match, which
Pell won in three straight sets at Ga
g., 6-S. The possessor OF the best
ack-hand stroke In the world was at
the top Of his game, and beat Wash
burn with astounding ease.
The first of the Western players 70
meet with defeat was Ward Dawson.
tn" Southern California champion, who
was eliminated by another Wcsterncr
Clarence j. Griffin. Dawson was at his
pest III the second set. which went TO
extra games. but I'm the Others he
tailed To extend his stocky opponent.
me score was Ga. ia. 60
The feature matches Tomorrow Will
hrlng William NJ. Johnston the Cali
fornian who beat Douglas Waters. tho
Louisiana State champion. to-day and
Kari Rehr, Fred Alexander and Nc
l.ouShlin and Williams and J. -.
Adouc. Jr.
AS result of the opening round of
me ihtcrscholattic championship finals
the winners OF four OF the larger East,
erh university tournaments will meet
tomorrow TO decide the pair that will
compe for the 1915 title. Sidney
! mayer Harvard. will play c.. S. Gar
lahd and II. y. Throckmorton Prince
Ton, opposes w. r. Harlow, Pcnnsyl-
Nanil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FAIR
SEES's0ME FINE RAGING
free Attractions, Aeroplane Flights
ana Educational Features Enter
tain Large Crowds.
MOTORCYCLE RACE POSTPONED
Rams After Horses Leave Track.
I.uth Palmer Easy Winner in 2:2O
irot--Crystal Lewis Takes 2:15
race; Marta Ellen Free-for-Au.

STAuNTON. VA, September "A
apiehdld racing program, free attrac-
trohs. aeropiane flights and other sport
ing amusement and educational fea-
incnt or the largo crowds that packed
me grounds of the Shenandoah Valley
Ill, ",r mere Today. record breaking
crowd was in attendance, and the CITY
Is thronged with thousands of peoDle
IRON all over Virginia and Maryland
FoIio"inG is a summary OF the races:
IN INC 30 trot. Ruth Palmer. owned
by W. j. Doughcrty. Petersburg. finish
cd first in all heats Lit, owned by S.
n nnomny H.; c pGrh.smouth. won second
Two heats and fourth in the third.
Dallas r. owned by ]. D. koogle.
NasninSton. won third money, finish
in the third. Morning Light. owned by
w H. Table, Augusta. Ga. finished
s s, IN me ilrst heat. fourth in the
Owned by ". Z; Miller, washington.
55;i' IA; 81; II. Patchen Bell. owned
bE Z. t. waters. Germantown Md,
fnished second in all heats. Arrow
intchen owned by Scott Long. Hagers-
town. Md. finished third in first two
heats. nth IN third heat, Ethel Grant.
owned By w. II. Tabb, Augusta. Ca.
nnished fourth in The first heat. sixth
Portsmouth finished NTH in the first
heat. fourth in the second ana third.
Byron r.; Or. J. p. Arbuckle Max
wclton. W. Va. finished sixth in tho
iirst heat, NTH In the second, sixth in
the third.
In the third race "A free-for-all mace
Marta Ellen. w. T. Miller. Washing
ton, finished third in tho first heat and
nrSt IN last two. taking first money.
Alice NJ. owned by Miller. won the
;.rst heat. but finished second in tho
last two. taking second money. Time.
2:li Ii: 2:l3 l-2; 2:ll IL
In the onc-nile hurdle. Norwood.
owned by DR.. Wilson. Greenwood Sta
tion. finished first Time. l:5S l-o
McBcth. owned by w. NJ Atkinson. New
York. finished second. Flutter. owned
by Furr Brothcrs. Queens, l.. L. finished
third Other. entries scratched
In the NTH race. s-s-milc dash
Charles b, owned by Ernest Martin.
Kentucky. finished first. Time. LOG
Jack Hanover. owned by Atkinson. sec
ond. Miss Catawba, owned by w r
DouEhcrty. Petersburg. third Dennis
DICKSON Brothers, White sulphur W.
VA fourth; Petronia, owned by DIR.
The racing had hardly heen brought
20 a close before a downpour began
ana tho nve-m!lc motorcycle race
which was postponed from Yesterday
was again postponed on account Of tho
condition OF the track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark ut Buffalo.
baltimore at BROOKLYN.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago mt Knnsus City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
INQUEST TOMORROW
Coroner tcrtifics That Mrs. Mary
Drewry Bowc Died from Peritonitis.

Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest
into the death Of Mrs. Mary Drewry
Bowe, who died in Memorial Hospita
Wednesday night. at his Office in the
city Hail tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
After making an autopsy in which
he was assisted by City Chemist Whit
held. Dr. Taylor yesterday issued a
burial certificate. The certificate stated
that death had been caused from peri
tonitis.
The funeral will take place from Mrs.
Bowe's residence. 2003-A Hanover Ave-
nue., at noon to-day. Both the funeral
and interment will be private.
Mrs Bowe was twenty mine years old.
She is survived by her mother. Mrs.
Jane Taylor Drewry; two sisters, Mrs.
Adolphus Blair and Mrs. r.. j.. Benson;
two brothers, Clay Drewry, Jr., and Au-
gustus II. Drewry. the latter living in
Gloucester County, and two daughters.
Jane Drewry Bowe and Mary Ursula
Rowe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
HOLDS TWO MEETINGS

Despite the rain of yesterday and
last night. attendance was good at
two evanHelistic meetings conducted by
DIR. Charles f.. Weigle. of Chicago, at
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association Yesterday at noon he
spoke at the shops OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, and last night he
conducted his usual meeting at the as
ISOLATION building. He will preach
there each night at 7:45 o'clock, with
the exception Of Saturday night Sum
day morning he Will preach at Monu-
mcnt Methodist Church and Sunday
night at Central Methodist Church.
South Richmond. All meetings are
open to the public, except that on Sum
day afternoon at the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association, when DR..
Weigle will preach to men only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
SALVATION ARMY PICNIC

Dig picnic, providing refreshments.
music ana entertainment. will be given
oS me salvation Army to more than
at its fresh-air Camp at Drewrv.s
binfi next Monday. The holiday crowd
VIII leave Byrd Street Station ut Q
O'CLOCK over tho Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad.
Well-known local talent has been
engaged to entertain the children, and
a committee has arranged an attrac-
tive athletic program. Prizes will be
awarded to winners in these contests.
y reception will be given in the af-
ternoon at o'clock to those who have
assisted In the work OF the frcsh-air
camp. Light refreshments will be
served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto RIClIMOND (rnin)
Rochester. D; Harrisburg, 9.
Montreal. 3; Jersey City, ..
EuTalo, 3; Providence. 1 Ulrst gume)
Buffalo, 1; Providence, o (sccond Eumc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
BROOKLYN SUPERBAS WIN
FIRST GAME At BOSTON
Braves Lose Farcical Clash, With
Second Place in Standing
at Stake.
pHILLIEs REGAIN LOST GROUND
Both Ends of Double-Header Won
From GiantS-PiratcS Lose to
Cardinals in Game Featured by
Loose Fielding.

BOSTON. MASS. September with
second place in the National League ut
stake. the Boston Nationals opened
their series with Brooklyn farcially to-
ton went to pieces in the first inning.
when Rudolphs wildness and fielding
lapses gave Brooklyn six runs Two
other Boston pitchers were used.
Barnes, Il recruit. making 4 good i'm
preston Evers, who delayed the game
while he held 4 handkerchief to his
nose: Fitzpatrick, who did the same
thing after he took E:-rss position.
ously. were hanishcd t. ON the grounds
in the fifth inning by jmpira Byron
the Boston team. one OF whom threw II
spiked shoe in Byron's direction
brought warnings from the umpire
Score: 1870 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
baltimore, 2; Brooklyn, 1.
IT. Louis. s: Pittsburgh. 3.
Newark. o: Buffalo, I.
Chicago. 8; Kansas City, Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
BAN JOHNSON PUTS END
TO RUMOR ABOUT BAKER
IImphnticnIly Denies That Former Ath
lctlc stnr VIII &c Sold to New
York Yankees.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. September .
president Ban Johnson, Of the Ameri-
can League. arrived in the city little
n"ior" noon today. and was strong and
emphatic in his denial that there was
any deal pending involving Frank
BaE"r. OF the Athletics That rumor
started over in Philadelphia Yesterday,
Whcn captain Huston. Joe Lannin. OF
inc Boston club. and had a confer
cnce with Ben Shibc. Of the Philadcl-
phia club. Bakers name was never
mentioned. and there is absolutely no
ruin In the story OF his being sold TO
the New York club"
Mt Johnson is visiting Washington
ior no special purpose merely coming
mere on one OF hts usual swings around
me circuit. He seems to have con.
trdCt.d a severe cold, hut is not inca
pac.tated thereby
IN" Impression created by stories In
inc morning papers OF tho alleged deal
vas mat BIN Donovan knew all about
me proposed transaction. yet IL de-
vc!ops that Donovan has not heard a
single word ahout. Baker since last
spring. when his club made an effort
II have heard absolutely NOTHING
about such a deal" said Donovan 10.
day, Last spring we made an effort
but since then I have heard nothing
only what ] have read in the papers
but my club officials have not com
municated with me regarding Baker
since that time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Toronto mt RICHMOND 1.-TWO gnmps),
tNO other games schetlulcdl